davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

The old Colonel vas asked the other day To
take cracker and a glass Divine at the house
"UDleavened bresd sir,n said the Colonel.
''slr unleavened bread, sir--the word cracker
In any OF my works. Il is unleavened bread
sir, from Lspe lepdre Latin, 70 lit or raise, cir,
and an-not and Saxen brad bakedneal, sir
signisying s species Of bread that has not been
raised, cir. Yes, sir, thank you, sir. win
have one or two pisces, sir. OF nnleavepsd
bread, cir, aud cir, glass Of vine, Cir, and
shaIl be houoged If any woman here wiz take
4 elsss OF wine with me. ~ ~ So -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
WI A X II E ID,

On March I'd, by Rev. James w. Hoyte, z. NJ. DUPREE,
NJ D., Of South Carolina, and MISS SARAH JANE DOR
RIS, Of this city.
In Monroe county, KY, the 26th inst, by Rev. VIM
Cummins, Mr.. WIN DENTON to MISS MARY @. How
ARD second daughter Of Mrs. Lancaster all Of Monroe
county. Ky.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
FOR SALE.

TvHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, DEoh. q
Il This tract IL beautifully stuaied The n. a Q. -
Railroad Is miles from Nashville, and Is known
very best land In ku heTfod county. SO under
good cesar fence and mosdy IN cutsaons the Balance
ven timbcred. HaTricaIe Greek through the
aordng abun4an Of water the dryest
Thers a.o nanber of perpetual springs which nakr
very desr abe stock farn The soil Is rich enough 10
spsak cs te and Is vel adapted 20 ne srosth Of eoaon
tobacco, gran grass
The imp rovements consist Of frame Dwelling uiih
rooms, All outhoases complete, ga, barn, stable, etc..
r. subscriber vii be IN NAahxle ss weeks, and Nik
pleasure shosine the premises 10 any uho de-
sire purchase. Terms easy poseesson given imnedF
aiely. febIu-u Q l.. NELSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

a wAsHssrOs, Monday, Feb. %, IS,

Gen. Csss is putting on the airs Of youth IN
view of bis appointment to the Premiership.
He has mounted cIaret~colored coat, and has
suddenly discovered that be is quite to young
to ride 70 the Capitol. He has accordingly
abandoned his carriage, and walks to Abe
Senate with short and brisk steps worthy Of
Mercury Just lighted on the heaven kissing
hill t.rre vr,s..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

Y virtue eta decree Of The Chsncery Court at Nash-
ID vide ats Noyenber term, 1885, In the case Of Mar
tha NJ wyatt vs. Nicholas Knght and others, vi the
2slh DAY n Marh next as The Court yard Gate In said
cty exoose T public sale, the highest bidder tract Of
Land situated in ChcAtham county belonging the estate
on Spencer WAN, deed, containing one hundred Aad
tlIrty acres, more OF less.
TEass- ana months credit, notes well secures
.ns = l'.n retained 4. ID. BRIEN,
EhH CLERK and Nasler.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03


Parents, Ladies and Gentlemen
Are iaved cali and examine the rapid Improvement Of
those WHO receiving leson
LADIES
In few lessons learn to write with and elegance
where Ia lies feel the of facility in writing
than when marriage other separate families
that the only Of intercourse is paper The want
Of this fscy often families tn become estranged
from each other crsmped hand renders that
The oloUng remarks of the Hon. T. H. BENTON are very
appropriate:
IwAsHINGToN CRY, June %, 1873.
SIR: Considering good handwriting TO be not only an
acc mpshment, but means Of success to every
gagged ia business greatly applaud your merorious
tons to improve the chrogaphy of the age gentleman
and consequently fail oten write when they should and
when hey do wrle it is done at the last moment, Nth
haste an Impotence, and consequently with faults Of all
knds often committing and injurn both the writer and
in your audable undertakings remain yours respectfully,
TH0S. II. BENTON.
PARENTS
Are invited to contrast the easy facility of children
years Of age, a few lessons from Mr. d. with the stiff,
style of those twice their age who have been
learning in the method, and then Judge
which is the cheapest and best method.
CHILDREN
Should begin writing early age The case and free
dom acquired from Mr. DIS instructions never lost,
be sscertaned from many families In this place who have
tested it.
CLERKS
Who write inferior style hardly sxpectt get the best
salaries
MERCHANTS
And professional gentlemen often four hours in doing
what facility in writing would enable hsm to do in one.
Writing Saloon No. AZ UNION STREET, over Vessel
Thompson's.
Hoars to II, A NJ, tod P. NJ, and to at night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
New Spring and Simmer Goods.

1 Az noe reeeiving my Etoek o. sPsfNG AND SUMNER
GOODS VI The Aless stylas, exprrssy Tor Gunle@eas
scar slich nylie the asseaSoa Il eusi0ners Anl
AEso-scorrs REPokr on FASHIONS for II. spaas
and sannsr.. SAN. FRfcMffT,
frbxs nBaG 81 CaAeee street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

ST. S3, So. isr A Vii ssss see Sss.s Pr III
.kiHg tAansfAnesf soar. vn receiving dolikrn.
wl send aaat eaaAes accept makang
yea psrtons N ne u1tsd States GA receivng - az
lara ulssHa he &bafe and tx oh~r Rcce4p akrg
F4Ncr eoArs. tsean - made erdlnkry Anner rcA
and o. sma EesrtiA - I've collars ana tof feaey lf
>pfeai q ens haaFed per 10 4Rs ga e eun-
toftane4 Any qaessfous ansResed rsierencs
FIFrn - incia1inE ths rrtara postage aEtt
Adarass, I. n AufEEAl, ft
nox sal. Rssa~a8lee,
fshs-.in sa nrsektyns n. 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

DEcspKDLY CooL--A CASE HEroSp NEpIoAL
eKIIn.---Readers may remember the curious
soeyuut Of = man who died suddenly in Nav
York. over whose face, a. his body was expos
I'll =, the grave, sudden shade AID light pas.
sed &c strangely thar the friends reEnoued y
back 10 the bonse, and Kept Up trictions ali
night trying 60 restore u 70 me. some o. the
al rious friends OF the deceased tried TO induce
tlle physician who attended the dead man IN
lils last Illness 70 80 up aud try bis skiii to-
uards his resto. alton. DR. 5. hstened awhile
increduaonsly. bef &C iass ssesned 90 believe
the story sf bis iafoFmant s'3at, said be. II
hope that yea won't be able 70 restore him--I
really hope sou wen't" @Whyln asked biz
ylsisoE, IN anaaE~ment. " WE'LL said iha doc
TOR, al dont see how be woelo De able 10 ret
aloag. |, would be very AwkAAtd for hlln--,
Tor kis liver and heart are IN that las 90 lhs
shelf"
aasss &c. ---r~---~--.- -.--rrFr ~ ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
ID L e ID /,

At Laclede, St Louis the morning Of the 10Th
inst, MARY ELIZA, wife of D. Watson Rannels, NJ. D.,
the Ssh Of Der age.
The faithful loving wife and mother, the earnest Chris.
dan woman "Hone knew her but to love her."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
FOR SALE.

lot 81 Mules, Carts and Harness, working Oxen, Carts
n and Chains. Seven Stlison's Patent ExcavStors,
very superior machine with which be done
half the large lot Of and partly
Shovels, Picks and Mattocks. DRILLS Bars, ssdges,
Masous' Tools Der icks and Rigging, Smiths fools Oci
Furniture, fine Saddle Horse, pair OF matched bay
Carriage Horses Two sets OF Plated Car
rage harness. and elegant Top Buggy for
horses All Of which wall be sold cheap for cash approx
ed short time paper.
Early application the subscriber the Office Of the
Northwestern Railroad, lower Market Street, win
good bargains. A. BECkEK.
Al
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
VIM SIMMONS

DARPENTEg AND BCILpER, fespeetfally aaneunees %
" he eEsns q Nashville, that he Is located tbs
corner o. Inarrh and sanmer strrel cpp-ss The g.
Lsona Aoie, ahsFe he i repaired 10 40 DDS q
carPenter's ana Jonezs work. uoors And binds,
STAR Cases, show cAazs Ces Desks, Ftng up sicres,
1opeiog saa heP4iFngs Ae sFroEa2tls attended to-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
CHANCERY SALES.
Chancery Court.

IN eompT anee with a decree OF the Chsneery Court At
l Nashville AT the November Tern, is g. In the Of
Albert Dreyfovs ct ale by &c Grfe shall, on the 4th
day OF April next EXPOSE for puoc SAFE, 70 the hghest
bidder the Courtyard Gate in said city, the ionosinE
described parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick Hraneh being OF Lot No. 81 in Balch Whesdes
Addition TO Nashville, and bounded follow Conmenc-
ing A L. Samuels' picket fence and running 10 tie fad
lick branch and hence running with the meanders Of said
branch dos The sane % point half way between Cherry
and College streets ths line halfway between sad
streets land parallel line 9TH them both) 10 point
al right angles with The beginning thence In straight line
10 the begnnng There Is more tenements on said
property more particular description Of which will be
oven the day Of sale
and years. with notes well secured and
a len retsiaed feb25-td @. d. BRlEN, c. 4 N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
g. Found at Last! IM

lNHE CUTANERON, a valuable recipe Tor curl
ing and beautlfyng the uair, giving It that peculiar
waive and curl much desired by al lovers Of beauty
Those having rough, or sim HAIR enufey
objections by only three applications Of
this valuable loon Also, in connection witnt tbs Falu-
able Recipe for removing Freckes, Pimpes and hrup-
ons from the Skin. Both these Receipts will be sent
part the United States Csuadas for the Of
One Dollar Address j. "A MARION, Warren,
feba4-3m Trumbull county, ohio.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
MEDICAL CARD.
Or. SUTHERLAND S. MAYFiELD,
Formerly Of Franklin)
HAsOcAssdn the city ofSa'hve practice hs profession
ONCE, 81, Cherry Street.
Lurs FOR SALE.

HOUSE and LOT on sumner street, free from tar ~
"a feet, with new brick house.
Two LOIS on Vine street. between spEug sud Broad
A Lot on Market street. south Nashville on Which is
Two Lotsin Edgsasld, q onting The GAIAtin THrpPk
near CAM bells strre.
One Lot on High street, North ofJehsrson street
Five Lots Ia McOavoek's Addition College street.
Two Lots in NcGAvock's Addition, onsemmer street
Por terms applv 10 sAM'L CROCKETT
feblR No. IS College stsesI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. t. BERRY S co. have just received

W. T. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, interesting Ansc-
dotes and maaksbe Conversation of the Emperor dur
ing the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
tie Memorials Of Las Casas, OMsara MOntholaOn,
aeehi and others By John c. Abbott With IL
lusIrstiOns. vol, svo., cloth.
Extract from the Prefaee.1
The genius Of NApolron astounding All branches Of
human knowledge seemed alike fan liar to his gigantic
mind. His at 81. Helena, scatt through
the US and vOluminous memorials Of those uho
cleaned them, replete with intensestnterest-
There j. no mind which will not be nvigOrated by fami-
ary with those profound thoughts, expressed with
much glow OF feeling and energy Of dictiOn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
For st. Louis.
FOR CINCINNATI AND PIrrsBURG.

tTNHE light draught and hne passenger yS4zRAh
l. steamer RELIANCE. will leave Tor the lh-Ga>N
above and all intermediate landings sfsl9r48
TUESDAY, the Sd inst., At O'Clock p. NJ. 1sSR1&EH
For freight or passage apply on board or to I'D
march 2 II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
TO FURNITURE AND cEDAR-wARE MANU-
Jacks and Jenuefs Fer sale.

TIVE uadsrsigusd oasrs Cor sac ten Jarts, o.
sheh are 1psArds Of haeen hsnds high. ans sixteen
Jennsts Alae, thoFoarh bred bAy stalan "ksnsas
aoar Old past uPEnrda 81 sxteen hAnas hshs ~
imported sossrsisa, dAn ~ iuPorted Leviathan and
da o. StoekhorF vac several 0foafb bred Mares ana
Fncs by inserted 6eacor, Sosereikn And Lertath4n,
% BE- a plantation IN j1rkson eonnty Tea
nessee for farhsr pafticuiars address agent Mr. ~
Lyon BaEsa Pest once. fsnasssse sh0 en- tha Premi-
sss, Aad i iaiiy sslhoFiEsd - ssh
fshis-imdtFfsAW ". ". VOOLFOLK
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Notice TO Shipper..

n ~ " =" NOIiCt 10 ohIppeFbs |"""|
nN and after Monday, End March, will receive al
W Freights for eheby ve Bebuekle, Wartrsce Fos
vile, Chrtsna Mnrreesboro Smyrna and Lsvergne butte
no other point until further notice Is -
A.. b JONES, Agent.
ulrch III " e q Rrilrnld-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE steamer, RESCUE, BuGER, Grn
l. Master, win leave for the above kEsC1EEEs.SS7 /
and all intermediate ports, We'd
nssdsy the 4th inst, at 10 O'Clock NJ. ROr freight
passage, apply on board or TO
march 2. RUSSELL 4 CLAIBORNE,
Auen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
COTTON CORD.
FOR RENT.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated in 80
n McGavocks Addition, containing i've rooms 80
and kitchen-has lately been used Tor Boarding &lA
House for the hands employed the Railroad Bridge
The furniture in the hoase be bought low ard be
sin used for the purpose and the boarders
be secured well is now being dug, and win be 40
shea Apply TO W. MCFARLAND,
T marchS-f I'd .a. 70 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
90 ALI!
SrWENfE MINING AND Rail ROAD COMP ANY

FNHE road % this Company nos uader contract TO the
wooten Mines funds for shieh have been raised IN
Ne YorE by the sac Of part Of The conpanys pFefe
Vr fSly eaappnE the read The Company require about
o fV thousa nd doars and TIE citisr1sOf Nash
.- 10 5hsv uish have the privilege OF subscribing
A. he preferrsd stock the Bank Of Nashville where
saasertos Sock has been len hst q ne New
- .h.rrb~rs shares Of the preferred stock sold
a aeeribers al he q ave collars per shAre-Par
i L. doiars- draung Interest ~ per cent, on par
49,, - - o-at- on cost, pAyabs ssmi-anhuAlly,
80 .hxe divd, nds Capital stock With bonus Of Is
-, ~ r.s,rVed stock tnrosn in-on amount Of pre-
,Sr, 20 The reserved preferred stock win be
5000 sis Coal il pr.fsrslce and uithont change rom
49, hat ay estaoahed, % all oshefs market rAtes
On seoSrsd ears wfn be ready somp elton ofthe
- "a = slpsy % ooai via always b On hand 10
80 - SAM. y. TRACY.
e.sz--fn Presidsntsewanos Nining Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Onion CEOXEN.

TNHREE BBLs. White and Red Onion Cloves, just re-
l. ceIved and for sale by
feblS HERMAN RAINS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
IFrom the Monthly Review !

From the Monthly Review
1.-THE old excellence OF Miss sewes style all here to
be fOu and those things which persons have OBJ
sced in her former books IVOrS cey be
eeiveo at all The highest human feeling shsrs
spoken ofas ought to be: the Playhng Oboys and
girls but the destiny snd discipline Of and women.
The style Of the book hardly be too highly
praised Almost every where End the Of prsetced
writer. free from those Alterations into which Practised
writers occasionally fall"
RECENTLY RECETTED
THE HILLS OF THE sHATEMUC By the author Of "Ths
Wide, Wide World" One VOL, I2mo., cloth.
MARRY ING TOO LATE. By George Wood, author Of
Peter Schemhl in America feb25
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
LOOK THIS WAY!
VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND LOTS
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC SALE.

FOX SALE AT PUBLIC SALE.
I WILL offer at Public Sale on THURS A Sks~N
lDAY, the 9Th Of March, three beautiful AZ4SSAI -
Lots of Ground, situated ~ miles from 80
the city near the Gallatn Pike, and i'm
medatey a Pike that will be compIeteu a. ln-
mer, containing about 81 each One Lot well i'm.
ProVedthe others have beautiful building sites them.
with several fine springs OF the finest water
fair portion OF timber each Also, the day,
will sell Corn, Fodder, Horses, good Mich Cows,
Hogs, Wagon, Farming Utensils, &C. Those desiring
a comfortable little farm 10 the country, wanting to
make good investment in real estate, would do well to
attend this sale.
~ Sale to take place the premises Terms liberal
and made known on day OF sale.
fab24 mo REICH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Fancy Bonnels and Millinery Goods.

HAVE thhs year completed arrangements . suppl
sna Rl Of Goods less prices eonid be par
eAsasa EAST taxing eoasderaoa the charges and
xpsnses least 80 per eeat A. regards lee
aa Raahana aring tueatr ave year. experience IN A
lasry 6eods, and eenhninE nfseA excessively 70 this
sanch q trade, alvays posted, and no liable
De draslFea ~ ksse daanx Ia esery DESCRIPTION II
uhand r. NJ sseek IN store eonsstBs Of oee %
ne largest sletks q sk EAnes bpete, aad the aEgess
e.ock 81 stEsH Gooas opznrd ~ sshfle So
~ ne this ssasaa fr yoar asaasls sAFa sosthag
AZ xour aArsns4ss il Fashloaatls stock, a.
y aISes Arent
No. "a unlsa street. a,Ii door 70 sAs ssais sazk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
DpOpEpTV
Boarding House.

THE undersigned keeps Boarding House on Cedar
street, the Verandah HOTEL where he Is ready,
at all times, accommodate transient or permanent
BOaders fair his table is always provided with
the bestthe market affords.
ianlT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
Notice to Railroad Contractor

ffNHE subscriber ofera for sale his woman TEMPE Is
l. good Cook, Washer and Ironer there is in tbs
State, also understands Piekling and Preserving.
ianl5 ALEX. MAUKENZIk-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
LAND WARRANTS.


7 WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my office
No. IS Cherry street.
REII0WE9.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

The young men of the State love him, and thou
sands in hostile ranks will jOyfully promote him.
lie has struggled long with poverty, he has waged
with fortune an eternal war, and all who synpa-
thizs with great man in his struggles for fame,
and fortune, and their name is legion, would throw
their strong arms around him, cheer him BY their
voices, aud elevate him BY their SURFACES.
e.. Jrsrtcv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
WRITING.

A LII who wish to avail tkcmselves of Mr..
n TO BEARS instructions 10 Writing should -
do without delay, Mr. DIS stay in the city 49,
Is but limited. Those who wish tn know the-5=-A@-
advantage Cf his instructions she d inquire Of
those VIII he taught 10 yeare since in this place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

No. 46 UnIon -. next door TO staks Sank.
n. B.--coaniFy Merchants MsIlners xosld DO usH
10 examine ny stock before purchasag will all small
bIlls as seen as purchasing last mAreh2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
A private letter hAs been recei

=. elpnati, announcing the death Of Dr., Eli Smith,
~ distuguisbse missionary, Of the Ansricap Board
at Beirut, Syria, on the llth January last Tn
-d2A cause OF bis death cancer Of the stomach
DR.. Smith had been twsntys6Ve years missionar
-ssuIn Turkey and Syria 6 ~ - vvesH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
Affairs on the Upper Missouri.

lfron1 me ~ LOUIS emocrat, June
Tho steamer Florence, Gap ain Throck norton from Tho
Upper Missouri arrived At this port yesterday having len
Fort Randall on the 23d u From her obi gng officers
learn the following interesting items Of Intelligence The
mand Al Fort Randall consists at prcscDt Of four com
panies Of the I'd infantry, aud two companies Of the
"a Dragons Imprisoned during long and rigorous win.
ter In the drear soludes OF distant frontier the arrival
~ the Florence at the fort hailed with 10Y and vel
by the inhabitants Of the fort The United States
steamer D. r. Morton had been despatched on the st OF
May 10 Fort Pierre 70 bring down the remaining compl-
mics Of the ID infantry stationed at that post and a. Fort
lookout The ID n. Morton left Fort Pierre the 10Th,
with four companies board, and aground twenty
miles below. Mr. r. g. Atkinson passenger, len her AZ
this point walked back 10 Fort Pierre, and thence pro-
Cceded horseback 10 Fort Randall which he reached
the 2st Mr. Atkinson reports that the Indians al Fort
Pierre impudent In the extreme. The officer In
msnd vacaug the fort Ia ned over 10 the agent OF
The Fur Company, from whom II vas purchased some two
years arc This has inoenscd the Indians, who say that
The company has received from their great father rig
Bill money for their land and has back FOR nothing
And in order 70 manifest their dspeasuro, after the dc
partre Of the troops they broke every pane Of glass In
the fort
Mr.. Frank n. Owens who came down on the Florence,
having left Fort owen, Washington Territory, the 7th
April represents the Indian In Oregon and Washing
ton Territory yet raging without abatement The winter
on the western slope mild but thai this side OF the
mountain severe when he lei there were large qusn-
titles Of snow In the mountains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
An IMPORTANT ExeKprrroS.-we learn that IN.

An IMPORTANT ExeEprrroH.-we learn that un.
der the appropriations set apart by Congress for military
dcienccs geographical explorations ard for
military purposes the OF twenty 0ve tho isand dollars
has been assigned for the purpose OF organizing expe
dtion 10 ascertain the best route for continuing the mill
tary road between Fort Smelling and the mouth Of the Big
Sioux 10 Fort Laramie and tho South Ps7- by the way OF
tho oup fork Of the Platte Tho expedition Is
10 undertake explorations 10 the Black hills about the
sources Of the Cheyenne aud Little Missouri rivers; aud
TO examine the Niobrara Leauqu court river FOR the
purpose Of asceanug the practcabiy Of locating road
along IT, leading from the Missouri river 70 tbs South Pass
This expedition has been placed by the Secretary Of War
under the command Of Lieut. q. X Warren, OF the opo.
graphical engineers, officer OF untriDg energy AM the
largest capabilIty for the position assigned him lieut.
Warren B at present In 81 Louis making preparations for
the important enterprise committed 70 his sudsuce and
In addition 10 the explorations we have
he IL charged with the duty Of ascertaniug
everything relative 10 the agricultural and mneraogcal
resources OF the country through which he passes is
Geographical features ia cmstoogy, and the facilities or
obstacles which those offer 10 the construction on rail or
common roads We look forward with hope the results
Of Tieut warrens abors which we have no doubt will
prove OF great Interest and importance TO the wet and
wish him cafe and prosperous return rom his wilder
ness Journey 81 Eret p-~0si y'ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
Cricket Match at lloDoksa.

The match between the United States eleven and tbs
eleven 81 New York was flushed Tuesday afiernosa
about o'clock This match has created inconsdorbss
interest among crckeers not only in this city and sAs
buf throughout the Union Crcketers from nearly evsFy
State appeared the ground 10 witness this great match
and are nov fully satisfied that the city almost nvtn
chile We give below an account OF The game FROM Tia
commencement Upwards OF three hundred sersons wyxa
present, including number Of ladies' The weather W.
cold and tho cloudod the whole oftae day CANA
was continued yesterday al half past ten Senior and Bar
low resuming the bats. The following TX tho score -