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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

ton.
FOUND GunTY.-Jesse Comegys has been
convicted at Centreville, Md, OF conspiracy
in attempting to break the jli! and hang d
negro Dave Seeny. 1t twill be remembered that
Seepy was tried for murder in the first degree
but found guilty only of manslanghter, Where's
upon mob attacked the Jail vita the view of
seizing the prisoner and hanging him according
to the code Of "Judge LYNCH but were pre-
vented by the vigilance of the officers, aided
by number of law-abiding citizens.
A MAMMOTH TENNESSEE DINNER.-The din
ner table at the late railroad festival in Mem
phis was nearly three-quarters of mile long,
and had on it 5000 plates and dishes, $500 lbs
beef and mutton, rs hams, 60 pigs, I25 tur.
keys, 400 chickens, 1870 beef tongues, 10 bills.
potatoes, IL baskets salad, u bbls. ice water,
500 lbs. cake, bcsdes raisins, almonds, oranges,
&c. Some $4,000 or 10000 persons partook Of
the dinner.
At the last accounts from California, persons
were still gathering recruits for Walkers army
in Nicaragua. Two hundred men were ready
to sail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

iLT- For SALE.--At Hgdgovlle, uegawareJohn lvys'
rletnlc Inll, which effects Of Rleunatisi and
prevents aGls burls and Ghbaln from isterins. lvy's
sliEu %C teJyeS%uLs and cqFls Ivy razor paste
iaTp1Is dull a2Ors speedily. Ivy durable lax, used with
Uut prepaanu is iulaib,4 flrgs Binck Ink is equal tu
cures Of psDsy, A mo Pms aud PllDnlS bttctsi or
blood pnritef agA bilious iGvers ant .Asue specifics
lyy Goiea syguP u sppeIiy remedy Tor summer conf
pnuts Nc., the luuWins Gtrtthtntes VIII show the rapid
ity with which Il does It's work Dear Sif-vy's clOera
syrup eyed VI OF DathmN last night AZ three doSes
1d She had bee suffering eyer since Snlay last, and has
tried naly things without effect j. O. ANpERs9N Al,
'.W O. the undersigned have used John y's rheumatic
Fluid rad Cholera families aud have found
HEN bo truly ylrtuOus. The Rheumatic Fluid for rhu
rnttio pqiS heal and 0ntlchp CUTS Sores frost btes
burGs, coughs colds and collie Tho Cough syrup Tor clo
m3rbis dyseuery, coltct summer cpmpainJ sick stu-
mach and d dared blwcls Honce cheerully
mend thi publ as Dulug worthy Of their Hatrnhese
Iaios Green, flsMal F0Xwel, WIN, Niokelsol, j, Il.
Mason, WIN, Muien, Wn. hlaNsnH, Elisabeth AlnSsnu
WIN, Il. Ulazntd John Saur, Robert RalstUu, TiuniRs
Kemp, Join Sile Mrs. j, Cunnins r. Cnuuin-, Mrs. H.
Kgnun James BlIHg, saWc Green, Wm. We3tly Rrlnkly
Webb VIM SlXtIn. James Rede, John Hollis. Isaac Be-
ker SPoar Warren Sarah C. Meredith Thomls Buck'ua!
short, IL II. Alasten, Humphrey Brown Mary Seamnn,
Jacob NRnynnt all Of Sussex county, Del, Aia0 Mrs,
Howe md John Dempsey, OF New Castle county,
p No patent medicines have become established
sno, una lel by newspaper pulls John yy's Rhemutc
FIND, au Ghea syrup II Is no longer uuucE medicine,
hut staple article of commerce, bought ana sold ny lncr-
cns and druggists generality through this nuG adjoining
States. JOHN IVY Proprietor
For Sale by D, f BURTON, Dover, and by bfuggsis
StorekGeDersgoneraily in Delaware md AlHry land.
WttiutUgtsn,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-21

70 we THEM ONcE, Is TO APPROVE THEM, Try THEM.
FOR CAEcEGoUs AND SCRufuLuus, uLCERs, the
lip9qai ilnpnfvG ani AntPhu5stlc all Healing Salve.
FOX NulrESWELLtSGS AND HCMnHs, use tine impe-
aia DSpTntiv AMI Adtipl.nglsc nj Healing Salve.
FOR FEVER SORES, rETrER AND SALT RHEUM, use
thq Imperial DeplatiVo and AntiphlOSistc all Healing
'Sl.vt.
FOR all erupt0ns vt The skin use them
FOR ALL liIPuRETtES OF the BLOOD, the Imperial
D,ourItlNe, II wall lnlE1 the Skin clrar and fair.
II use Of tut QUO btp Viii satisfy ANY uthc gTeAt
en- itlt; power nliNt Imperial DGPutave PTepa ed and
@ii by DIR, LouNspEHRY u Co.. llSi Walnut St, Phlla-
dolphin.
FOG sale also by los s. BEXYgrr Druggist lO4 Market
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
NEW FIRM.
Evansville Gas Light CompanT.r

4 E.ltUII.a II -sf'f = 1
TyyfiE stockTolders of this Company viii meet al
u their office the twenty sixth day 100 oter,I
>l- for the purpose Of electng three Directors
Serve for the ensuing year.--- q. Y. KEATS,
ocill-iaagoIfgagTsT9l AsT jPresiirnt.
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fNIERsE--i ,aVfs ,StOg Th'r., ~ UI fc
~ 80 boxes choice W. X. Cheese just receiyed nd
foe salefy 2ih tocil21 5fi-i PRESTON BROS. +
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MAGAzIyFs n rfIE EARLIEST.

yy1averiy for NoverisAr: Bnletsof and Pdtna, for
w November: Lesile's Gazette for Noveuigeyi aud
y ~ ~ p sY'''s ..' aisesi itd a'f Nv''si sfipsEL
4 .5S,.iz yisaassaI baa sIsSsqs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
Create Chance for bargains at
}. SCAMTLIN, Jr.'s =

.F-oN MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE EDANKz.
THE SUI uiscfilsr hayiheipurrhased heavy Stuck of
stoves befoIe the pqne, hnds hase this season,
with surplus, and rather than keep them over till an
other autumn, he has resolved pat his prices down to
praieosi aud Gst he will sell any mticle III his
present Stock to his customers at the price Ofhe man
ufActurers by the wholesale.T ASflg
His Stock " Stoves and Tinware iSlaHge, and em-
braces every variety OF article ia his line and his pres
ent offer will give e people in town and country the
hes, oppertni,y tiey will have in long time
cure ls-giiis Thse farmers and others who may not
need new Stove till next year, viii make good in
YeStHent to buy now iud keep their prnhase til they
peel The use Of il, for it will save them 20 % per
esnt p e cost, which is larger interest thsnhey
make in any other way with their surplus funds, -,
Every one disposGi to purchase is invited to call at
me Stove Ware Room, Main ssreet.s next door to
MTAie iat directly opposite the State Eank, ani ex.
anime The Stock, aud ieos at the bargains offered.
r"vsS1y - =. JAMES sCASTLfN, JR. Z
EAn5obslsi in fis orier, sale J,Y !, ~ ~. - ,
~ -, r. - =. z. GILBERT 4. Co..
ne ssIlsN = k3f1r
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L0OE THIS WAI,

n HAVE iust receiFed Il splendid assortment Of
~ Eank Book paper " all the sizes, which am pre-
pafed 70 ger urdi55Es at die shortest notice any
IcIQn tlat gsy be wanted, withor without printed
head. I f,S Biaih BbHKs and Bills suBlry always
'e2 hapdz pgs Ar L, loANsoAa caii befge ss,,ps
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
9HioRsE WANTED.
sNEAyNIUsIC,

q GOOD SADDLE HORSE. lie aust be sound, 7
"a good Size, and in every way sieifr constant
seryise' y, uiiiznoD srsanI 9lAi LAWhENcE-sGl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
CANA, sranAGr

n AaDOsI..- lr4 -uiiE vi.lt,a
ss-....- +, s-ft.l ZsIEsc6oK & SOM !
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01

II HAVE = hsge dDaSie Nsreliouse mt the t;AIts
"A iilssil. f,fis Sf s.3sg any amount of proftce,
which viii he received. stored. aSen of and hell
subject to the oEIiers 0glers. the most relsanIis
terii;s;s,- .-r-e-9r tent Fs-iE.1f H. t. ORlLEr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
SUPERIOR aYEiNT uPOlED sR.

Iatroduced.
vHiHfs f9asffcxFer Il far 10 hons or frew
u ers yeast or any o. the qpcS yeasfs NOW IN use,
Tor making lich Fe, corn brad hot biscuit or roils,
caRes of All kBsls uinpng, pudding and every vari
gN 81 Iasys l fact, everything that be made of
hntfT, corr or Btic Eelieat meals. y =" w ~
Ss The most Dyspepic can eat bread made with
tbs Yeas, WthOus in JuTy- 81. al,
This d rend.+s the freai white, Eight aud wlores
Ie ahh e anu tSss apa reser
Lies itsprles anything Of the Kind ever tDduce.1
The nanuacturer warrants this east to give satisiacs
ti0D orfh he money will te refunacd. H-oE -ssirIg
Families, llote sand Steamboais can be supplied liz
leayiffg orders AZ the maiiulactoTy ller discount
octl-dSSsm Corner u 4 Locust st., Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01

EPTRDS Of Spring. -,
I'D RiTe Bellies Polka. 20 lt-fta ou4 % sisfsl
Gentle Apnie.. 81
reIrrte New pIav Ground. - td. 20 - dG9qs
! With many other Lew and popular pieces, for sale
by u1tftoctl2l etDiiA 54tT TT. .C0NYNGT0N.ll ? !
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-01
,l , ''s, MfStELEANE0US.
Liir ai,nmca aIlsT REcEINEp.

h1iE ai.amcJuST REcEIyED. 90 iar ~
VI f5s6rtmeft u Millinery congisihg Of ~
Ftfsnsh ais IlssSessS ass Sssporiian i,onnet., II
alld~ .sdorA rAtih1S Ribsons, anf fiSasrs. @ DSs! &es
SssTas sc. H. Esss sna ~ esss f'r'4 t'
bssss iss sdd ite5st h5E, spsosss fsi s so,
t51 u yosTHh's CAPS. N 70
Epgsr and asss..,nen, never trensis y this
siE Nsnsst, asa.as MhnsSSdEsa and sasa
EEssMeHEEsET sIss9 HE sslslys and sdsi for Il. I'D ai
nIsst3iT1 si9a;o % EzH.cooK 4 SON;
shs0s snaEyai y yaiiTpfhAs f. Ss's E CO..
c,S SARprSEs.E1gs1xs II u sadi bsu-jlIT
hgs, hll and s srer SSxsT' just reeeiy e
,poFiS oa,T 49, - GILbEKr 8 RowLEs,s
LOOK THIS WAY.
n HAVE iust receised d splendid assortment Of
s x el ssS fss 4 L x As shaf nSc a% :" ans
s Gn N. HS Rs; aSa SRaE ss TsssG, sy si,s'ss Isass
es isis saSSs Sst !oASSqAa cali sefss msSss sssIqs
NOR FAhisD But STILL REDEsM,NG.
1 sss @ e fscae Isets 6 sths Sssss' S s4
ss Il % a., and ssaS1s tas
HS1i ss by ps sods
SifiSs IL db97Ga he Up stairs for Tie tspay
a fs.ss sfD;; % n. A. wsgsR kS Ssss,
RS Z fEs ae sSttSt S nsSt notes any n sssoaSs s sns
Dssd ofasto pls saSlsaetaosiof ri customers ,ee
TcrazIi Nuts, Filberts, Eng. wainuts and
hOvl3 GILBERT 4 B0WLES.
VI .s.,,,,td2 hr7r zidTigrl o'drrot' d-7--
~ 90 wbsi,.5 haii. and quarter boxes, Just rceyed
and for sale by lnoyl3l GILBERT * BoWEbS-
yETl;2usJ Un1i tGuG3 tr-t r-t1r--s--r-1-5--t
~ 5Nibs stloics nIstIeceived and for sale by %
nOvi3 GILBERT 4 u, WLES.
-1.1I------A-----4 -------
Dl5aNoxes new Just received and Cor sale hs 5if1f
lpoY2;a. oHsiaT GILBERT 4 BoWLEs.1
EpEpPlsB AND. .ALI.sPICE.-J ,.4.;,......f,
" lsrAgs justfSeeiyed aff Tor sale by ~ u 1~'
lIp9r' 90 ii I'M La IVY 1tl1tBlElli l \ bYN LEs,T
SerHsr 'Sas s55ies rriAi f6iate@.: TO. s1rod
,,fsonsa sGSo rsTfss EFii!Seo ~ esyoR Sigse ena
r7F,t NtJTS.-pr -prlITsE7di ldi ,zifGIJTsai
ta9Sf4elf pEipe Peq lug: f0T Sa)s shg,D syD How'll
a f>tpdslABfSprGO.4 ( moIl 21nlGlquil9 srd
" proas besg quality just received and for sale by
bnR blEi19dGieJ ,cif6fJBERr A dj0wLES.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
Correspondence Of the New York Daily Times.
ImpOrtaDt InIeIIIRenCe from ChIna.
.. 5. FLAs-snIP. SAN JAcINTo.

Hong Kong, June 9, 1857 {
stated in my letter of May %. that there was
project on foot for the seizure OF the rich island OF
FormOsa- By letter receives yesterday by an Of
fcial TO which yet very little publicity has been
given, learn the following additional faete. They
perfectly reliable.
Some three months stree, Capt. j. D. Simms. of
the United States Marine Congratulated to the
Sar Jacinto-was mysteriousy missing, gone no.
oody hut cur executive knew where It was under
stood, alter few weeks that ne had been detailed
lor outy; where and for what kind was only known
to the elect. rtained that his irstruc-
taoS acere to proceed to FoTmosa and IA the city of
S1Aigstan hoist The american Roq and take forDaL
PoSsesS,on Of tie Island Il is be held as indem-
nifty for the losses sustained by Ains an citizens
during the present war. Ours being the prior
claim, VIII of course be respected by the contend
ing parties, be they English, French or Spanish
all ot which powers NAV have a finger in this pie
This step has given the English authorities in
China huge satisfaction every successive step to
ward further collision with the Chinese does Should
we seek territorial acquisitions in this part of the
world, no more desirable portion Of the Chinese
Empire could be seized upon than Formosa-rich
IN mineral and agricultural wealth. its valuable coal
mines, MIX it coveted spot with the maritime
nations of the world. It is only within few years
that its resources have become known, owing to
the hostility AID exclusiveness of its people, who
are Cinnamon. Already there is profitable trade
carried 90 between foFeigners in China aud It's peO-
able
From shanghae we have news up to the 10th of
May. The principle items Of interest concern
ing the rebel movements in the northern part OF
the Empirea record of their successes every where.
They have captured the cities of ShaoB-woo and
Gen-ping in the interior, both cities OF importance
and are advancing on Hollow.
The Impsrill forces in the vicinity of the Chi
nese Paris Su-Uhan have revoted, driving the Gov
ernOr of the province and his officials from the city,
and have taken possession OF and robbed the mill
tary chest
Two thousand starving refugees from Nankin had
sought and obtained relief Shanghai, their coun-
tFymen providing for them generously, according
TO the Chinese standard Of generosity.
Very little interest is felt by the natives OF Shang
hse IN the troubles at Canton With that meas ure
of brotherly love character tic of the Chin, Sc,
they symp athise with them SO far as to hope that
they may get good Christening at the hands of the
foreigners. So long the evil is kept from their
OWL doors il is immateriai to them how their Ureth-
rem fare II should be borne in mind that there Is
not that hostile feeling toward foreigners IN the
northern part of the Empire that there is in the
southern. This present will, no douot, be car
ried on entirely III the South.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
TO MY WIFE.


Come to me, d.arest-Tm lonely without thee
Day time and night time m thinking about thee;
Night time and day time In freaEis behold thee
UnwelcOwe the waking which ceases 60 fold theei
Come 10 me darling my sOrrOws % hghten
ONE In thy beauty 10 bless md to brighten,
Come in thy womanhood meekly and lOwly,
Come in Thy loyingness, quesnly and hoy
Swallows wi I die round the desolate ruin
Telling q Spring, and It, Joyous wing;
And thoughts 81 thy love, and It's manifold treasure,
Are eirclng ny heart Nth promise Of pleasure,
spring OF my spirtti May Of my bosom
Shine out my soul till IL bourgcon and b ossou;
The waste OF my life has a rose-root within IT,
and thy fondness alone to the sunshine win il.
Figure that moves Ike a song through the even
Features htup by a Tehex u Heaven
Smiles ming seldom, but chi dixie and simple,
AEd opening their eyes from the heart Of a dmple-
O, thanks % the Saviour, that even by seeming
Is left 20 the exile 70 brighten his dreaming.
You have been glad when you knew was giaddened;
Dear, you sad nov, 90 hear I an saddensdf
Our hearts answer Ia tune and Ia time love,
As octave 10 Oc ave, and rhyme unto rhyme, love.
/ cannot weep but your tears WI be noWing;
You cannot snae bat my cheek viii DC glowing
would not die without you a. ny side, love
You vii not finger when vii have died, love.
Come to me- dear, ere I die o. my sorrow;
Ris- on my gloom Ike the q o. morrow.
strong ~ IL and fond the u0rds which speak, lave
With a song on your lip aud a smlc your elsek, love
Come for my heart IN your absence e weary
Haste for NY 81 rit Is scs cned and drcary;
come 10 the arms which alone should thee,
Gone 70 the heart Shah is throebing 10 PToss thee
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
BEArrn Dam srmNos.-Ihs Columbia Her

BEAVER Dam SPmNes.-Ihe Columbia Her
all, of Saturday last, says:
1--WE have just received letter from FREUD
Al Beaver Dsm Springs. who says that they
have there d lgt.Hl company of near one hun
dred persons, ali sorts OF ADJUSTMENTS, and &C
Communications OF the very dFss order for both
mar aud beast. Now Is the time 10 visit q
wzIsring place, atd we would say 70 the seek
ers after health and votarles Of pleasure,
hai they can COME As near tndipg what hey
want at Beaver Dam As 81 any other plaee in
the word"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

H-CapIAln Hadson, Of the Niagara, writes
to Washington that il was expected the paying
out Of ths cable would commence on the Sd
Inst, and adds:
Il viii bs most singular coineidenee, Is
Columbus left port on ais voyage Of discovery
to our ives ern world on the 80 day Of Aa-
gust, Just $50 years sga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

that they are not to be excelled by any.
It is necessary, however, for them to begin
the work Immediately and to prosecute it
energetieally. Their Virginia, Georgia and
South Carolina sisters have had the start
of them, and they must needs be swift to
oyerta axe and lead them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
Noun. vernon Association.

The Southern Literary Messenger, for the
for the current month, publishes the Report
of the Mount Vernon Association for the
month of July. The subscriptions to the
fund to purchase Mount Vernon, we sum
up as follows:
From South Carolina, S2.474 so
4" Georgia, ,4O7 90
Pennsylvania, 64e 90
Virginia, 1924 SO
The Report gives the names of persons
and societies making donations. The sub
scription from Virginia is Independent of
the proceeds of Mr.. Everett's grafton, in
Richmond, which were 81 566
We note that some of the heaviest sub
scriptiOns have been made by ladies. Wit
ness the following;
Mrs. RobL Cunningham Rosemont, G. 800 90
| Mrs. Emily Tuoman, for Virginia, her
| tive State. 100 90
for Kentucky her
! early home, 100 90
| Tor Augusta, her
! present home, 100 90
Mrs. VI. II. Drayton, Pennsy lYaRia, loo 90
Mrs. Bruce, Richmond, 100 90
| Inc Report Says:-
The friends Of the Mount Y,rnon movement have
| great reason 10 congratulate themselves upon the
success Of their cause During she past mouth let
| ters 10 communication OF their obj cts aud efforts
nave been received iFom every secuoa Of the c0uu-
Try, enclosing sums issm dollar 10 one hundred
"a aid OF The Aouat FeFnoa purchase.
Nothing is reported for Tennessee.
The fair daughters of the State have not
less veneration for the name Of WASHING
raS, nor less desire to aid in the purchase
Of Mount Vernon, than their sisters IN 9th.
er States, bat they have not until recently
had the subject presented TO them Be.
! fore the year closes We shall have evidence
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

Nor so VERY DUBIOUS AFTER ALL.-Danel E.
Sickles, who cured Mr.. Buehantus Secretary
of Legation at London, AMI is now of the
leading national Democrats" Of New York, said,
in late speech at Tammany Hall that he never
could make up his mind which party he dtIiked
most, the Black Republicans or the Know Moth
ngs; but, il he was ever reduced TO the necessity
of choice between them, he ,cOud not hesitate to
record his Uote against the HI,ol0 NOthiaqS! This
will do pretty well for state OF uncertainty. We
rather think that if Mr.. Scklss could succeed in
making up his mind and speaking it out he would
record himself e downright Aboltionist. There
can be no doubt of il. And Mr.. Sickles is IN
doubtedy the fairest specimen of national Dem
ocraI" that New York or the North present.
Such the men whom Southern Democrats ex
toll as the oulwark and last hope OF the South.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
The American Horses in England.


The American horses in England will have an
abundant opportunity to wipe away the stigma of
defeat that followed the Goodwood races, as they
are entered for ten engagements singly or togeth-
er, running up to October 29th. The first is the
Champagne stakes. one mile heat at the Brighton
meeting, for which Lecompte aud Proress are en-
tered with twenty other horses, the flower of tue
English turf. This race was run on the 6.h inst.
and We shall hear 10 a few days how Lecompte be
haved. On the 10th lust. Leeompte aud Proress
run at LeWes; two mile race; the I9th Proress
ruus alone at York, sing lie dash Of mile gain
the latter at Hereford, on the 9th, two miles aud
half. Both Pryor aud Prioress are entered at the
same time aud place for the Royal plate, terms,
conditions weights and distance the same exactly
as for the GOodwood cup The next engagement
is for Prioress for the bennington stakes. Septeu-
Der Cd, Two miles for which the best horsss Ia Eng
land are entered. The following day the three
American horses run for the Warwiek cup, distance
three miles At the Doncsster meeting, Sent. is d.
Mr.. Ten Brock has entered his three year old col,
Babylon. At the Houghton meetins, Oct. 26th.
Pryor and Leeompte enter for sweepstakes Of SIOO
each, half iorfeit, with $500 added, Tor race over
g track four miles. one furiong and one hundred
aud seSenty-lhree yards The last shows tho speed
and endurance of she horses and IS considered the
best for the American racers, which have been
trained TO ran greater distances than the EngIsh
horses usually run.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
UniYerSilY Grammar School.

NHlS School Is the University OF Nashvei
suitable in the College building having been fitted
up for its accommodation.
Perhaps other part Of an education requires such
special attention that usually acquired in The
Grammar School here from ary iuao eouacy 10
the Instruction. discourages the student destroys h as
rations dquahes him for the medocT al
attsnments for which he may be than competent
these views the faculty has been careGl
In this School gentleman equal IN quahneaioEs
a teacher he head Of any departmental College, AMI
experience teaching nearly all OF them IL Is their
purpose make respect fret class Academy
III. studies the Grammar School embrace eourte OF
three years been arrange with view 10 that OF
ne Fee Of city. that the change nav toe
convenient those students who recommended
from them. that this School NAV prove pare
ary asceptabIe 70 the vicinity Of the city, Who
are aided for- the Of the free schools. Tue
the Ten September Students received
any time. The charge for tuition s15 per term, Of
twenty weeks.
The Csgt1ts Department the University also opens
the 7th tember stsdeuts should be The
first day Of the session- Rag2z-8w".
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rTNHE undersigned viii open Select School for boys,
Monday, September 7th in the Formerly occupied
by Mr.. Gossett, on Spruce -treet
Number limited 10 twenty five.
School hours from ~ A Nj TO l2 M, and from to
P. ~
Application be made at York & Co.'S Pook store,
Union street the undeTtigned a. 90 Summer st.
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