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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03
GREAT GIFT sane Op anLn PRNs- la.

TO each purchaser Of SIl{ Ia Pen we present cir
in Jewery valued a 81 Go Ring to 500 Gold
Watch. An order of Tea Dollars viii ente the sender to
ExtrR Pen and Gift
AGENTS WANrED.-Goo inducements offered.
Gold Pens repoint-d in a super or manner Enclose the
Pen and thirty nine cents in Postoce Stamps and the
Pen will be Reponted and returned post paid.
Address Broadway Gold Pen Manufacturing Compan v
20 Broadway, New York, apr3-lm
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PuhIic Schools

DUPLS wishing join the City Schools for the remain
der OF the year obtain tickets at the Supernten
dents office, in the Hume Building, Spruce street DURING
next week daily between the hours OF and 10 O'Clock
NJ Parents and guardians please observe the above as
no tickets will he issued alter next week.
By order Of the Board Of Education. mAr2T-dlOt
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NOTICE.

J'HE Books and Accounts of undersigned may he
found at the Office OF the NAsTvnLE PATRIOT, where
those indebted to earnestly req1e call and
tie We desire p.edy settlement our business and
hope that rien n former patrons delay any
longer. DarLt--9W rODN kFTsON
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PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLIKG HEAT
RAnTATAR

SIMPLICITY, neatness, utility, comfort, economy and
- durability are cont ined in this mp single
plate OF cast iron Of peculiar fJrD placed with its
edge resting against the back Of the re place the
upper resting on the in tide Of the back gle forming
part Il the back tse II, without interfering fe
Appertures are so arranged In the CRATE c-eafe
dr subcent 20 correct SMOKY chimney, and the inter
mediate bars made that the heat that other
wise escape b. The chimney. is arrested and reflected
thrown back nto the room. No alteration the IN ason
Of any ordinary fireplace chimneF necessary II
can te pat up in few minutes BY any person u
has been fairy tried before competent Witnesses and
proved successful
The length Of the back Of the Are place and the 0readth
OF the doe It the aren inside regulate IN price, Tie
is bat trihe.
TIE Right ofthe Patent for Of the best
sale.
An experienced gentleman Ia the Patent Once at wash
ngion bought the Right Of one state IL
patented.
Ny address Is Nashvire, Tennessee.
AETl-f n. n. PITTS
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EsOARDENG.
4 GENTLEMAN and w

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated with
"A board II application be made 90 High Street. TIRES
crs north Of Broad 1t is within Ave minutes walk OF
he Square, in healthy location. few gsnteeI I'd
arsn m he ac,n ed Il
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sTE0GssOE5R Gardens.
KsO09.(2EssO EgOsgse.

{ WAS. MILLER co. have opened the above Gardens
~ west OF the Franklin Turnpike near the City Hospital
where refreshments may be obtained march4
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
mORRIS & NTRATrON.

BY
MORRIS & STRATTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL STU 1857 mt
~ 10 O'Clock, will offer Action IN front Of our
Store on Market street, rye and wesslected stock Of
Groceries Wines, Liquors, g.. Va:
100 hhds fair to choice ugar0O bags fair to choice Bio
100 bbls Molasses; CoFer:
lUO = do do. $50 packages Mackere;
on bxs extra Tod Fish; 30 boxes II rings;
~ cases Sardines; GO boxes ncy Candy;
~ coils Rope ass'd sizes; 81 dozen painted Buckets;
20 nests Halt Bushels; IL boexs Va Tobacco yar-
$1,000 Cigars various brands; Gus brands.
iOn boxes star Candesi 20 \ boxes Star Candles;
90 quarter DO; ~ boxes Tal0w Candles;
tuO kegs Nails, best brands 100 bhs Magnolia whisky;
lO ool' Whisky, vars leo DO fine Whisky. various
20 co American brandy: brands.
80 pipes do; 10 bbls Gin;
loo boxes BAR Soap; 4S0 boxes Glassware ass'd.
100 bbls Cider Vinegar 10 trrces Rice
With vsrions other articles in the Grocery line
April MORRIS A sTRATTON
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LinenS! Linens!!
COTTON CORD.

sosFnsnes q 81 steek durinr winter n'atAs
and seceats 10 machiaeFY b. ere, q oar psn-
cpa esltou facioEas there ; onig anesnth co.aa
snoegh nAe suppE 3hs orders pairh receive ier ne
srsrF deng tie Bet can 70 supPlF ny customers,
tnz part q tAs orders her u tnrn; and pao-
in ths 81 rxpanattan u ihasa uho haFe Fored
~ vlth thsir sfiers Al BARREFf,
Wooa.waTs ana coraase psalsF,
nsssch3--1m cERcluRas, U.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03

FRIDAY. April s. 1867.


rouhtI NpttN fAAtAfAAe
The Americans Of Davidson County
should bear in mind that Convention will
be held inthis city, on Monday next Aprll
9Th, to appoint delegates to the Guberna-
torial and Congressional nominating con-
vcntious. 1t is desirable that there should
be present a fair representation OF the
strength of the party. Complaints are ire
quently made that these meetings do not
express the wishes of the people. To re-
move all cause for complaints Of this char.
acter let as many as possible of the great
masses attend, and act for themselves.
There never was time when it was more
important for them to meet and with pro
per caution initiate measures to start the
party on the road to success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03
AUCTION SALES.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
III. S. FIR ENCH & SON

I'm TUESDAY, APRIL 7TH, 1851, at 10 O'clock
~ NJ will offer for in front Of our Warehouse cor
ner Of Market and Clark Streets the following articles
witt
lUg mas sugar, 100 bxs best rsllOw Candles,
25 bbls Loaf Sugar, 100 boxes Cheese
so bbls Crushed sugar; 500 bhs Whisky assorted
200 bags RIG Coffee; brands
so bags Laguyra Coffee; 25 bbls American Brandy
25 bags Java Coffee; 10 j bills do do
% casks super Carbonate 10 bbls Gin,
CT Soda, 10 bbls v. o. Rum,
1000 kegs Nails, 80 bbIs Julius H. smiths ola
so bbls Vinegar, Reserve Whisky
100 doz Buckets, rs bbls Old Bourbon Whisky
100 bbls Molassee, 20 bbls Old Rye Whisky,
so bbls Mackerei Nos g. 100 goo extra Cigars yarou
and8 brands
10 bags Pepper, 100 boxes Melee Cigars
50 bags Ginger, Ia0 boxes Cheroots
ceroons indigo, 1OI boxes Tobacco, W. II.
wv ooxes star Candles House and other brands,
eco y boxes do; so boxes Jars
zVo = 90 do, 100 boxes fumblers.
Together with various other articles in our line
ApnlE II. :. FRENCH & SON,
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WIZ BOOT AND SHOE STOREl
Trunks, Valises, &c.

SNYDER FRlZLtLL have en- hand some dne sOles
= Leather fruqss, Vaises. Carpet Bags and ssfehe
nat cannot sxceled ia this mArkst which offered
low figures, AZ No. ~ Pablic SQUARE.
apr Huo SNYDER 4 FRIZZsLL
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MRS. SUSAN c. WITHERs

CSAyoRABLY knouH Teacher 81 Music in Ksusueky
has iesisd in sasATit, and desires patronage ii
The eeasnaniy She ssaehss Piano, 6alsr aaa Cntva-
floa q he Voice.
Trsss- 81 per saaEter isr inssna@saAI aud go Cor
vocal instrncrion inesoAed.
Can b. &c q Al No - Summer street.
kxFEkKNcu.-ket. ]. ". Hoyse, NJ d; Dr. l. n
Hurlon Rev. j. Huntington; Mr. J. p pearl. n, 4
" Ezhe1; Rsx. A. HsfsRsnse sprs-f,s.~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03
The American Horses in England,

We learn from IS POrter'S SPIRIT" that two
of the American horses in England have
been nominated for races to come off. Pm
Dress is nominated for the Stewards Plate
at Stockbridge, to be run for on the 28th
of June next; and also for the Champagne
Stakes at Brighton, to be run for in
August. Lecompte is entered for the latter
race also. The Spirit adds:
The Stewards Plate at Stockbridge, for which
the mare alone is entered is, plate Of 100 sover-
eigns or $500, added to sveepstakes of 10 soys
or $50 EACH half forfeit; and the conditions are.
three year Oils carry % lbs four year olis los
Eve years old l9S lbs; six aud aged, l26lts Mares
and gel ngs allowed lbs; maiden three year Oils
allowed 4 los. The winner 10 pay $50 towards
expenses. Dstanee-ingle dash Of two miles
The Champagne Sttkes at Bri ghton Is a "Weight
for age race" the conditions of which are as follows
"rhe Campagne Stakes Of $25 each, with $500
added; but only $3.50 ii walked oser;-For three
for four year old, l9 lbs; year ol3s lO4 lbs; Ave
wear olas and upwards 1924 los. Mares aud geldings
allowed los. The winner to give six dozen, of
champagne to tae race fund; distance, one mile"
Prior has not yet been named for any
race. 1t is presumed, however, that he
will be found hereafter amongst the nomi-
nations for the Ascot or Goodwood caps.
The result Of these races viii be awaited
with great interest by sporting men in this
country, and by all who derive pleasure
from the sports of the turf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03

~ About thirty sacks Of garden seed, Chi
nese sugar corn, Patent Office Reports, and
OtheTpublic documents came down on the cars
few DAYS since, to the direction Of Hon. JOHN
BELL. The same quantity we understand has
gone South to the Hon. EMMERsoN ETHERIDGE
This is liberal construction of their ranking
privilege, but entirely consistent with these
gentlemen's ideas on all public questions, where
constructions have to be made.-U Union and
american.
Liberal construction" Are not these
seeds put up by the government in packa-
ges and furnished to members of Congress,
labelled, to be franked through the mails
to their constituents? Some of the mem
bers, a majority of them, perhaps, frank
seeds from Washington direct to such ind-
viduals as they may select, whilst Others,
like Mr.. Bell, have them forwarded to their
PostoficeS, whence they distribute Them
in pursuance of the intentions of the gov
eminent. 1t is rather small business, on
the part of our contemporary, to endeavor
to twist the exercise of this privilege into a
matter of grave complaint. The senior is
connected with the State Agricultural Bu-
reau. Should sack of seeds be ranked
to him from the Patent Office for dstribu-
ton amongst his planting friends in Ten
nessee, would he deem it inst to impute to
the Patent Office, too Liberal construc-
ton" of the Thanking privilege? Wouldn't
he, rather, think the Office had done good
thing. The seeds are collected by the gov
eminent for distribution, and it would be
improper to make either the NJ. G. or the
planter pay postage on them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03
JAS. A, MCCLURE

IIAS just received his Spring stock Of
II Pianos MelOdaus, Music boxes, Vio- 4bats&fEgss4
Nus ACcordeous, 7 utes, Sheet Music, MUSIC y NJ
Books Sttnls, &C. &C. which Is the larget stock
hbted in Nashville. Hts StOe, Of Piano Fores IS very
large (dteen IN number) embracing all the dderen.
sizes, of t Ga and ociaves and style Of cases. from
$3.50 70 500. These Pianos { ON the celebrated
makers, A. Il Gale Co Steinway & Lows and Scob-
heller suitt, Of New York. Tor purity evenness and
br ncy OF tones and elasticity OF truck they
passed.
Every instrument sold by me Is 70 lily warranted,
All the publications Of sheet music can be had By
giv me- a call.
those ia Of Feather Dasters made OF the aasst
Ostrich Feathers, nni the largest assortment in the
city ~ calling At 80, Union rect between College and
Cherr-
B-My wholesale stock IS large and well selected.
Country Merchants and Others dealing in Musical Mer-
ehSndt.e save freight, Insurance. etc buyirK from
me, instead Of going Fast Give me rial april
NEH, BOOT AND SHOE STORE?
GNyDER 4 FRIZZELL are nov receiving AMI will con.
j time to receive daily choice and we'll selected stock
Of Boots and Shoes Expressly for the Retail Trade Their
stock u Ladies' wear Is very ane, consisting Ia part
Glove KID Congress Caters, With and without heels;
" side lace
Lasting Caters Of every de eriptOn with and without
heel
slippers Of every description with and without heels
White Kid, satiu and ) TX CATERS;
" . Slippers, with heels.
Also, Msses and Childrcns shoes q deseripon
Gents of every Kind and STYLE by the best man
uiacturers 10 Philadelphia, together hne stock Of
Servants Shoes Brogans, &C. Can 81 No 81 Public Sduare
april SNYDER FaIZZELL.
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Just Received.

A LIE PUMPs-2 dozen New York made Ale Pump for sale
| n cheaphy ]. G. ROBERTSON,
ApriI2
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fINHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street next to the Yerandah Hotel where he ready
at all times, TO accommodate transient or permanent
Boaders At fair rates His table is always provided with
the beStthe market affords.
iaul7 GEO. w COLEMAN.
I OFFER FOR SALE the following STRAW
L BERRY PLANTS: Georgia Mammoth at a. per hundred
Iowa at 81 per hundred Boston Pue at 9lper hundred
favor Seeding at 81 per huulrei
AT orders left with at tie h1l We has
DAYS AMI StturitYs promptly a,ten led t..
march25 -lmdtWf JAMES Z. WALKER.
| OSF OR STOLEN, from the s,eanhoat Clara
IL DEAN the hrst Of April. 1854 (S) thiriy-sevrn
KEGS Nails, msrSed w ?. II )" the mark As a lot
OF Iron Consigned TO KirSpatricS, Neyins Co.
Any leaving iuforn alton with Stewart Noel OF
their whereabouts will be literally rewarded.
marchs5-lw JAMES MELLON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03

100 HALF BOXES RAI,IVs fresh and good.
lOO IOp W.R CHEESE.
t-Ss 100 bis. SWEET CRAB CIDER, Prime
article.
100 boxes SWEET ORANGES in Good order
and for sale by J. G. ROBERTSON.
April 1851. Broadway.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
- FARg ONLY sI2. -
Elsss Ea E9 3 All
TINE THROUGH IS HOURS.

TINE IHAUUuH . uUUh o-
TRAINS run through fsom Stevenson to Msraphs and
make close connecsi1n With Trains on the NASHVILLE
and CAaanoega Railread Stevenson Thro1gh tickets
from NASHVILLE 70 Menpas sold for tIs. Time Aroufh Is
NO STAGING.
EPAssengers shculd leave Nashville TIE oeock p A.
frain usrh arrives Stevenson a. 2.i5 A. aaa con-
nects with Trains s9r Memphis. Ne delay sxeepi 10 chang
ing ears. O. L. Anderson.
aprs ncses Ageut.
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HERE HE is.
Chamocry Court at Nashville.

M0NG lot Of about forty negroes, have the finest fan
n cy boy, fifteen years Did, in Tennessee.
April 3, ISL. REEFS W. PORTER.
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w. It. s. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIFE AND
'nRRESPoNDFNrF, in s vols 19 mo-. crotA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-03

SUNDRIES.
PORT FoLIos, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
BANKERS GASES, for sale by
CHARLES ". SMITH.
LETTER PAPER, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
CAP PAPER, for sale BY
CHARLES W. SMITH.
NOTE PAPER, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
GOVERNMENT ENVELOPES, for sale BY
CHARLES w.-sMlTH.
MUcILLAGE, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
LIQUID GLUE. for Galeb
marcb2o CHARLES W. SMITH.
FURCHER SUPPLY OF KANE'5 ARCTIC ExPE
DITtoN Just received by CHAs W. SMITH.
mil 30
New Sacred Music.
THE NEW oAMERIA sACRA, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY, fOr saieb
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE NATIONAL PsALNIsT, for sale bv
CHARLES W SMITH.
MAsONs SACRED HARP. Tor sale By
CHARLEs w. SMITH,
- --.-=---.--------.
CIDER. CIDER.-This dav bv saiIie We Z recsIv-
~ ed - bills St Louis Cider Cal u you wish any
good cider. D. W RUSSELL. Agent
marchs1 Conner Brnad and Front streets.
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-. Capt Rynders says that Mr.. Buchanans adj
administration viii certainly be popular. he is no
prophet though his name IS Isaiah
-. priiseworthy attempt Ia being made In
Boston TO erect mOpumens 70 the memory Of
JoHS HowARD PAISk, she author Of that touching
song, Home. Sweet HOsne. Il is said that be-
fore leaving foF Tnnis (shers be eied he was one
evening walking with friend IN New York, wheb
they heard voices in house staging bis sweet song.
They stopped beneath the window, snd at the COO
cussop ofsae melody PAine guyea heavy sigh, and
remarked: 'sHov Etsle 90 they know Of she author
who has No sweet hone."
-. The Paris ladies' have adopted substitute
for ednolinss, called "japops" They are made Of
steel, and woa't giss an inch. A ady who under
toSk % fiiut a a f.shionA6ls party seae evenings
ago. QUAD i lnpos~lole 60 fal. o. account Of The
stifasss Of h.r steel 'krt, I'D pas 70 tse dsa
gresaby Osevs-iIy o. faiuting orly from shs waist
upward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

The FASHIONABLE SEASON AT NE~PoRT.--Will
not some Of our fashionable citizens come for
ward and take for one more season the numerous
cottages which are advertised for sale and to
rent in and around "the city Of Newport, and
thus relieve the anxieties Of our Rhode Island
neigbboss Those who apply carly can have
their pick out Of nearly one hundred Of the fash
ionable villas which have been erected during
the last few years, and deserted in consequence
Of the enormous expense attending the keeping
them in proper trim. The fact is Newport IL
going TO the dogs She ia losing her prestige a.
iasAsvassslS dsse,-s POO = *. - s-.~ 49,
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NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1857.

Richmond, and three times their present trade,
wealth and prosperity; but she stood upon her
dignity, as in the matter of the surplus revenue,
and preferred the high road to bankruptcy or re-
pudiation.
What now Eli Thsyer is now about trying
the experiment of waking up the old State to her
senses Depleted, poor, and crippled with debts,
che is now in a good frame of mind for the appl-
cation of the remedies OF common sense. Her
own people are joining in the white colonization
agitation. and her lawmakers by next winter
will probably be open to conviction. Nothing
like trying, at all events. We therefore recon-
mend to the Homestead Emigration Company
of Mr.. Thayer and his associates an application
to the next Virginia Legislature for charter,
including the various privileges required by Eu-
ropean settlers to encourage them to locate in
Virginia under the auspices of the company. Let
the question be tried, and we shall see where the
land lee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

THE CASH SYSTEM AMONG NEwsPAPEEs.-Th
Southern journals are very generally adopting
the cash system in their business operations, a. a
matter Of self defence and preservation. They
say they are continually receiving notice. from
poatmasters to stop The papers Of delinquent sub
scribers, who have departed for unknown Sec
tons, leaving The editors minus in sums varying
from three to fifteen dollars IL will not be long
before the cash system will be The universal rule
among newspapers.
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New York, Tuesday, April FL, 1857.
Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-EDITION FOR EUROPE.
The Cunard steamship Niagara, Captain wickman viii
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
The European edition of the HERALD printed in French
and English, will be published at ten O'Clock in the
ing Single copies in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for edition OF the
INV York HERALD will be received at the following places
IN Europe
Lospo,-Am European Express Co. 81 King William st.
PARIS DO. do. s Place de Ia Bourse.
IIyvRrooI-Do do. Chapel street.
IsvKRpooI-John Hunter. II Exchange street. East.
HAvRE-Am. European Express Co., 81 Rue Corneille.
The contents of the European edition OF the Herald will
combine the received by mail and telegraph the
Office during the previous week. and TO the hour of pub
LEGATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

SAILING Or ru UNITED srArsi srU,N IluCArs Ni,cAeA -
The severe storm Of yesterday prevented The sailing Of the
United states steam frgae Nagsrs for England and her
dernr,ure has been postponed m such time The weather
shall prove more favorable She is at prcseu iyias Out in
Tie stream opposite Governors Lsl,n1.
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Accident on the Hudson River Railroad.


The 10 20 train Albany when near Rhnebeck, was
thrown OF the track precpang the engine, tender and
baggage car into the river The engine and euder are
TREY under the water, and The bagrage car resting on
them, The paszenger cars thrown the track
and were considerably damaged few persons received
Light brul-rs, but no fatally injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

PHILADELPHIA STOCH RoAkp,
Pun Apy F1uA, April ~, 1851.
SOCK firm. Pennsylvania o.. Sc. Reading railroad,
a0H. Morris Cana, iJ's Long Island Huiroad, 10, Penn
sylyania Railroad 4sI.
NV Opf sASs, April ~. 1851
Cotton psles to-day 200 bales. decline Of nc
rate quotations cannot be gwen Flour steady POrS
firm, at s2 as az Frcighs unchanged. stcring ck-
change cent premium
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her position a. Q commercial port in years past.
Fashionable people will not 90 there; they prefer
to travel through the West and note the progress
which the country is making in that direction.
The silly little papers in Newport are fearful Of
the falling ruins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

THE FREE WHITE RE-CoLoSrzArox OF vR-
GNn-MoRE DocrNSrs.-we are now serious
ly Inclined 10 believe that the project set In mo
ton by Hon Eli Thayer for the free white re-
colonization Of Old Virginia has revived the agi-
tation Of Q great question, which will never be
stopped until the old State Is reyolutionized, re-
suscia!ed, regcncrated, repopulated. aud restored
10 some thing of her ancient glory in the Union
That's our belief; and here, briefly are our rea-
sons for IL The waste landowners of Virginia
have offered over Eve millions Of acres 10 Eli
Thsyer. as cheap as dirt" for cash. They un-
derstand their interests, and they will stand up
for them. A paper at Wheeling, Va, discussing
the late St. Louis election, boldly proclaims that
free white labor, even TO the utter exclusion of
the niggcrs, would be the salvation of the state.
When Virginia newspapers begin TO talk In that
way we must take II for granted that the time IL
near at hand when free white settlers, instead Of
being repelled, will be encouraged by express
laws 10 come in, and welcome.
We have lately received, and shall publish in
day or two, half dozen plans Of az many Viz
ginis Colonization Company schemes including
virginisns and Others, organized some
eight years ago. The plan Of those compa-
mics was to bring settlers over from Eu-
rope; and as primary step to encourage
Europeans 70 move into Virginia an appli-
cation was made TO the Legislature for an
act to enable alien settlers to possess real estate
az In the Western States and Territories. But
Old Virginia stood upon her dignity, and refused
this reasonable request. The consequences have
been that she has at this day perhaps half mil
lion les Of white people than she would have
had had she thrown her old granny dignity and
folly 10 the winds in ls4S. She might have had
ssSlss Wa ps.seo@ toralsIloa u NvsielA A.,
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Disaster 90 the Bark Warren.

hoRotk, April 20, 1897.
The steamer Cahawha brought into this port 10 day the
bark Waren which she picked up ninety miles south OF
Cape Ha,eras, abacdoned. The Warren wa bound from
Cuba for New York. and had her bows stove.
The steamer Liberty burnt SliGEdty a. III mouth,
In-- 40 ODO
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WASHINGTON, April -, 1857.
New Orleans papers or the llth inst reccye here
th.s AFTERNOON. They contain nothing OF importance
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