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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-08

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Mr.. Bennett has done anaaas VI rooan fr
IN his peculiar uEy. uith Uoston stuls with
prclarztion tte basis ~ Hllch sppszfs Coal lar
j. T. Fcy enecuai ana light roaf aad apprars pFoase
eosldeTabr GursbatY. fTo the rsers4tsFe q4ahss Of
pclon, shieh enctratsa the eth pro-seL a
fraEa tn1aeucc of Elgnuositlu
dors lgaiy snd lhz he4l q ~
10 aauler; does h haFazn zad cFaeE lFs i "a.
lunasaer Ia the eeid 81 Eiatsr.
Oet9-H A. ? MERRIL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-08
Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES ir an coIors, with trimmings to
narch egaut Eeps hiutz ors, With trimmings to
match. tIrg mt Curtains; all wool, uujo and
cotton Darass grrs variety, together with Eices,
Curtain ms and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-08
LrhDSLEYS kEvEk1lSEM NTS
BANK OF NASHVILLE-

HAVE for sale large Of property which will
sell 1or Notes Of The Bank Nashville, or certified
check at the Prices that have always
Tor the property.
sept29. A. V. s. IINEsLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
THE SUFZ-PEL USIUM CANAL.
c,r,,s,,nee,,s Of The N. 7. Tribspe-


ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Jan. 20. 1871.
The restoration Of the long, lndo-Egypt!an
trade through the Red Sea has occupied my mnd
for the last fifteen years, during repeated Jour
ney. 70 the far East, in which | gained the Pracu,
cal views on the intrinsic value OF the far'iamed
suez-Pelusium Canal, the grand deslderatum oil
the pol clans and merchants OF Southern Europe,
which | expressed in the last July number Oh
HINTS Merehants' Magazine IN an article heaoeo
France ard the Suez Canal.
The French politicians regard this canal less a.
a new source Of wealth than ss the means oil ZAP
ping the Analo-SaIOn commercial supremacy. 10
them the final cO.t and profit OF the monster
work is no object, only they Will be csreiui hei
to venture in it more than then moral and poiitcal
Influence Ii is we'll known that Gen bonhpar.e
vas the ignator Of this canal scheme, now nearly
sixty wears old Mr. Ferd de Lesseps, although
appesrir in private character IN the warming up
Of this scheme. is, nevertheless, member oil the
Adm inistrstion of Foreign Affairs In france | he
selection of such favorable opportunity as the late
Russian war 10 force into the thrOdts of ms unsus
pectitQ "amis les ennenis" this unpalataole oaIt,
shows plainly the master-hand of this hePhisWple-
lee Emperor.
Tt. m, rrLant. in the Mediterranean seaPorts are
little acquainted vi it'll the effects and causes OF the
worlds trade. snd. consequently, are easily seduced
by m. Fata MorpaHa sketches OF the bimonthy
kt6,s d, Sss: edited in Paris by the canal proprl-
etors. and circulated officially and gratis. The good
fob. believe religiou.ly in the universal and ON
nipo.ent efficacy Of the great srcanum-the suez
Potassium Canal ! to heal all their commercial mis-
eres. and they hardly dream OF the possibility Of
such glorious enterprise in pseuniary point o.
view. tnrnipp out worse than Mexican or Spanish
loan. In Trieste, Leghorn, Genoa and Marselles
no doubt some more millions OF French svres vii
be sub.cribed. but rattle; doubt whether in New
York, London, Liverpool or Hsmburg, those cul
rninaiing point. Of the worlds trade, such iAncy
,tock. viii find market. The p. o. Steamship
Company talk very f,vOrably of the SueL Canal
but show no disposition to lend their material assist
anee to an enterprise witch reminds one 20 mue'
Of the fable of the roasted che'tnu''. The moe
sensible part of the Alexandran Subscribers tegir
to doubt the reality Of the fancy sketches IN th'
Aforementioned French paper; they are relaxin.
in spite Of the repeated aud warm exhortaaons
Us nnrssJ coInuns know Of many who vsll ratte
forfeit the one per cent stipulated for such an ener
gency, than venture their capital IN the execution
the very counterpart to the endless aud u-eiess Mi
bsr; then know of az many again " % are unao"
10 pay Be- ston shilling Oh the dollar for The suu
for which they engaged themselves 10 hs cote
Suez, low the terminus Of the Aiex'ndfao h4d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
MISUNDERSTANDING G.ibane
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

--Nessrs Tcknor 4 Fields are about to publish
Whntiers Poems complete in two of their elegant IT.
tie blue and gold tunes. similar edit'en OF Leigh
Hunt, specially prepared for them by the author, IL 10
forwsrdpees. They Will also soon produce complete
edition Of Mrs. Jaueson's works. or these the
Diary of an Ennu!6 will he the first TO make ITS ap-
pearance
Among the announcements OF new works IN press,
we 1o,ce one uno CT the title, Arctic Adventure by
Sea and Land by Philips, Sampson Co. of Boston,
ea.ed nv Fpes Sargent 1t will contain IN account OF
EXPLANATIONS and adventures in the Arctic Seas, from
ne earliest date to the present time and vii be lber
ally illustrated with maps and wood cuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
4 MIsAPpREHENSION CORRECTED

To tas G6ifor u The y. y. Tr,hune
SIN: letter published in your paper q few days
MOO charges MI Rcs the Marshal OF this city, with
beng zealousy engaged " the recaPture Of fugitive
slaves and The arrest and imprisonment OF free COL
orcd man who calls himself John Tatson The letter
wss no doubt founded upon the report of OF
rcspectabity who profess to know the facts but am
ISSUED by Nj Rea that tie report is false that he hsd
nothing u DO in the auet and imprisonment OF shy
man by the n-me of Ts'son nor hss he been engsS
IN the business Of searching for and Ncapturng tug-
tivts hr more tssn year psst He says he IL no ad
vocsto oI Illegal arrests and ahductions. Having no
pIsCIal Wedge of sny unlawful proceeds IN the
pennies on the pat Of that gentleman, volunteer
this correction sn ct 81 justice 70 han. lie an
officer q scknowi,ds,d ,ficloncy ana popularity. L
csittm him fer his many good qualities, and take
pleasure IN ding tha h voted for hn c. Fremont
= fact incompatible with the alleged otf,lh NAL
kss.rc, Your Oh. dt servant \. FIELD.
l,O,,,.sr.le lad Feb u, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

C,IpRFME COURr-County Of New.YOrk.--

SWrLLIAM ". BISHOP Assignee u JOHN D. BURGESS
80, WIS J. JYLE, ROBERT 3 EATON GeHse
ISn olp Csndle James e Whit, Sheriff Of the City
ana County SeV York, Edwin Hy', Philip Tins at,
"a li.u Greene Nehemiah knisI Summons for money
den .ud on ooniractCom. Dot TO the above named
UEFgNDANTS ard each Of them You hereby ed
and required the complaint In this sc,ion uhch
vi be fed the Once Of the CLERK Of The aforesaid Comfy
of New York the City HA said City Of NewYOrk a. 4
10 serve copy Of your 10 the sad complaint the
sbserier Bis Office No 100 Broadway in I city within
after If ibis exclusive
ard you fail the 'sd
ShiD within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN ~ Sction will
for the Of thirty csh' hundred
dAI with therto from the fret Day Of December,
thousand csht hundred aud lyiT beside the costs Of
Ais action. :. COILkNo P4L'Ius Attorney
Tie complaint in the ab entitled action was filed in the
Office Clerk II The County Of NewYork Aforesaid.
The I3tl day Of February 1851 no lax6wF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
CUPRFME COURT-Westchester County.

CUPRFME COURT-Westchester Comfy
- OSCAR v CRANE and RACHEL b CRANE bis wife
Against DEBORAH BENNETT, THEQp0kt 81 BE sSfaI
AZ ELLEN ANN his wife JOHN BENNETT aud FRANC ",
he wife HPsTER r BENNETT, ANEAHELIA BENNETT.
MARY o. BENNETT, WILLIAM NELSON, AhES d.
Wis WILLIAM r. WHlTTENORE, JOHN ) DlCkEK.
SON ABEL DOWNS. SEABURY $ GOULD, HENRY
STOKES ard BENAIAH @. STOKES Deiendants-
Summons FOR Relief Com not ser)-TO the Defendant
JAMES DAVIS. You hereby summoned and required
70 N, Office Of the Geek The said County OF Westcheer,
At Plains in said County, the Sth day OF January,
inst copy Of answer TO the sad com
slant on the subscriber hscce ia Peeksh In said County
within twenty days after the service Of this summons on
Won exclusive of the day Of such scrvce and you TAIL
the said plant within the time aforesaid The plain
tins wa apply TO the Court for the reie demanded
IN the congratulated Jan 50, 1857.
T.. WELLS, Plaintiff Attorney.
fe7ls~6uF Peekskill, N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

DIAM OF rHE 0RIGISAL "UNcLI ToN'-Tkc
Indanafols Joa nal cords the death, in hstci'y
Sunday las, Of Thomas Assruder an old negro who
Rad attained tbe advanced age If no years. lie is
supposed 10 have been the who Suggested the nssne
ard the a5rg Gestures Of the chsrac ERIN Mrs Strives
celebrated novel, UDole Toms Cabin THIS sup2o-
si'icD based the coincidence OF name ana iac
ser end on ne fsc,s SAYS The Journal, thst len y
Nsrd Beooher wien rtsioent there sai osns'int
visitor # "Iucle Tome, ~, acquainted With his as
tory end sincere al nirer Of hjs virtues; that al $
Sose herself tin called ~ ses the Old mau ald
that "Vpclo Toms CABIN too, was tbs name Of his
hcuse amorg sli he ACQUAINTANCE sno was f. nllsr
phrase there hong BET re Ms Stove immOrlalized IT.
A. al events Is the Impression with all tue trends OF
Nrs Stove and her broth,T 10 lnd'snsp ohs that Old
Usol Tom he oIisius a. le6, the suggestion
Oi The bUo OF tbe CABIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

nihay enough 10 work ~sll. he h~st sHe Aov snssr
ing The laboratories 10 With the Winter bali yeav, OF
the 18th Of October but one can enter si aay tiEDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
CUPREME COURT, County of Kings.-Wil

- Ut HTML UVF nj VUUItJ VI NIIBs y
~ lem Jaw psltif against Henry w D1son aud ANN
is ife Geo'ge Cham berlin. John Bnftefwprh William
Chanbsrin and bis wife, diendsu'sSnmmon for reiet
Com not Ger the drfendqnts WILLIAM III. CHAMBER
LIN wife whose Christian il unknown: Yon are
by sumuor I'd aud required the compliant IN ID
sbov. sutiI.d action whch This day filed 10 oic-
the Ok Of the County Kings the Cry Hall in tue City
OF kyu and copy ~ vou answer - the sld
.p piat On the subscriber a. his Office No - William street
IN, ihants' Fxcbange in the oNewforE ~thn w. mtg
dsx after the srvce Of this lnsye = the
dan Of ,ucb s,voe; and II fail 20 the sand com
pspt within 10. line aoTes the plaintiff m sad sc.in will
yprly 70 tb Court the relief dsu cd in the coHpsnt
psed NV -YoIk. 18Th February, 1851
CT OaOE 4. HALSEf, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Fen CNWoR~A-T,e UI'ti S,stes Ma steam
ship lArc.s, Capt. Charl,s seS, sailed from this
port a. och ye-r.'da5 aiierp 'oa iT Aspnwan and
CsljOuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
h7ls~6vF
ptMF E6tlRT-.KfNGS COZ

CUPREME COrRT--KfNGS COUNTY
Lhn IS,,irs herpeat friend sgainst JOHN n COLAHAN
MARY COLAHAN and BENJAMIN CONsTABLE-snm-
mons for relief Com served To the Defendants Yod
are hereby and required TO the compliant IN
this s4ion which will be filed in the once Of the CLERK OF me
County OF kings 1T City Hall of the Cay OF Brooklyn aud to
serve the said compliant on the ue.cr
b., AZ their Office No 81 Fulton sIeet, New York, within
twenty day, after the service Of this you,
,.euve day Of such service snd you TAIL to snsN er
e ssid ut within she aforesaid the plaintiff in
IN. actn vii sppls for the roief demanded in
The comp siht-bsied March ? 1857 - 1900 -
WAKEHAN LATTING PHELPS,
Plaintiffs
The complaint mentioned the shove summons wss filed In
the oe the CLERK Of the County Of Kings al the Ciy Hall
IN the City Of Brooklyn. on he 50 day Of March l8SI
WAkEmAN, LATrlNG PHELPS,
hnsIau6sF' Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

1--WE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW YORK,
b, the grace God tree and ntePendentfOs perso1
kterssed in Estate of JOHN JOHNSON lste O. The
CSty Of NewYork, deosssed creditor" ne1t OF KIN
You and cf be sey ested
md Ieqsed be aud sPpesr before our Bur
Of the County rYort HE ohes in the CITY OF Fe~
Yo,k on the nh DAY March eleven o'clock In the
eDsos that DAY then sst .here 70 seHd I've hus :. s
DeU Of III. proceedings of CHARITY J0hNsON
s Adminar Of the goods cLatte and ereti" OF said ae
ceased.
a. testimony whereof have osnssd the ben OF Opoe Of
sai1 Surrogate 10 Ne hersnsto s6Sed. witness NJ
EXASDBR w. BRADFORD cd, SUrogee ot oar
b. said County the Guy u New iork, We f7th dsy Of
January in the year Of osr Lord cee thon.snd eight
hundred and Any rsv~s a w bkApt ono.
u lswivk sufoGi'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06
ffsal holiffs.
} of An order ef the Surrogate Of

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
Il the County u New York notice hereby - all FER
HAVING lain. sgan. WILLIAM BLAZE, ate Of The CiJ
New Yos decea.sd 70 Vr's.n' he same VIII ne . ~
tb.T~ot H. subscriber the ofice al No 10 rear
ibs Cny Of EewYork before the fpurtesnt1 u~
Mach neR-D4ied y. vYrk the 10Th day Of Seps '
NANCY NJ BLAKE, AdnIni@ifAtfit
xpl2 lsW6mFT with ID" VII -1n.
In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the onrr"e"'S
d County Of New YOrs no,ee ~ hsrfsy GGRhH4I
ferpou, HAVING cl.irfs AGAINST MARIA LOCloA ohAnn'
H.. 81 u. Cy f Ne.g YDrk ieoeased 20 present. ,n'
With vosene hereof the 'gb.erbeI At ne 80, .ncT 80
.,n Iat,ins esos 50 FultOntt I'D inc Wy % ,,e"
W %, -, tefTe me ninth day - May neNt-Dsed New
'oi. , i ~ CATHARINE s MILLER, RIecutrix
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28
q The WILD RUNr. y

Il is doubtless true that from two or three Of tie
Northern States the press for cfiee since tbs IL
suguraton has been very great Isis not un-
psraleIed, as The. PotriOt supposes On the con-
trarg it bsa1s no comparison with the press at
Washington sitter the iraugufsdon of HARR1sox
and TAYLOR. Humsn nature is pretty much the
zane Of all times. Doubtless Demccfstc prime.
pies, honestly entertained, do much to notify and
soften its darker shades; yet when q good ofhce is
up for competition, there viii be q struggle for il.
We are glad to hear that the competition for place
thus fer since Mr.. BUCHANANs Inauguration has
come from the apti-demOcrstic States. The demo.
cratic South holds Of in diguiied condolences with
the administration There is but little competition
even ia the Northern Democratic States. There
is more noise, more qasrrelling, and more eOmpe-
tition in New York and Massachusetts, than 10 all
the democratic States put together. Tbs pretty
conclusive proof that where democratic principles
prevail " The wild hun" ceases.
The Patriot should touch this subjset lightly.
It's own party, founded partly to check the wild
hunt for ofi0e, has insuguratei more intense
ofhee-seeking spirit than ever before existed. It's
predecessor, the old wing party, killed two of the
toughest cid fellows in the country, whom it had
elected President, by the press for Office; ore in
one month and the other in less than six. Know
nothingism is more intense desire for ofice, and,
taking the exhibitions Of the last three years in
Tennessee as evidence of what it would do if sue
ssful in choosing its President it is safe to say
that it would kill the strongest nan in America in
one week il that position.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28
UTAH NEWS.

WAsHrSGroH, March l9, l857.-A letter was re-.
ceived here to day from ". " Dlunm0nd, United
States Supreme Judge in Utah Territory, by the
ADMINISTRATION. It gives a cad and deplcrSbIs pic
ture Of matters in that Territory The following
is taken from the letter:
" TIE leading men of the church are more trait
Orous tosn evsr. Only few days since sl the
p Ipers c Jrds dockets acd nine hunOred volumes
OF the AVS, we're taken out the Supreme Court
Clerks Odi,e aud blraed. Aud thus is not the
only instance OF ths kud. l say TO you again,
and through you 10 the President it is impossible
for us to enforce the laws in this Territory Every
man here holds bis life at the will OF Brigham
Young and here we are without protection.
AN firmly Of opinion that Bsbbitt was murdered
BY MCTmOns, under direction Of Brigham Young
aud not By Indians Murder is . common thing
here; and MOrmons cannot be punished with
Mormon jury, witnesses, officers, and Governor
to pardon. 1t is too cIusl, and must not be endur
ed. a man, not a member of the church, is mu-.
dered robbed, cAste-ste1, and imprisoned, solely
for questioning the authority Of the church Per-
sons are now N the peniteEtiary, convicted before
the Probate Judge, who sra wholly innocent of
any crime. L. there any other country where this
abuse is or would be endured Let us al, then,
take bod and crush out one Of the most tressons-
be Orgsniz atoms in America .
Ths administration have had the matter under
serious consideration, and will soon sppOint Gov
ernor, understand, who will take sufficient mill.
tsry force into that Territory to carry out the laws
to the fullest extent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

Of BUOHANAS aadsihose who aasergeto him, AID
TIE opPosi iou, says tbs Elqner.
q ssWrEs Our ka0w-nothmg e9tsmp are
sincere 10 all this fustiaa. o. course they bslie7e
It. Bat viii any man who has 8 Use scough 20
turn the crank Of printing press much les to
Fta paper that i prints, believe these things
Time viii show. The great weakness vito tfe
opposition to the democracy has always been 80
deTrecs,e the intelligence Of tie mAssesi a-d 10
think than susceptible Of being imposed on oy
every kind OF sory. Whilst We regret their folly
we always rejoice in their disappointment and con-
fusion. They serve bat ore good purpose, and
thar ia to illustrate the folly of such wiekednsss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28
ANE 3ICAN MEDTCAL AssOCT4TTOy-

To the Delegates and Fstors to the AHnericau Ned
ic7l Association to assemble at N1sAUHe Tennessee
TusEday May 18th, 1857.
The undersigned, committee Of the Physcisns
OF Nashville, were appointed to prepare and pub
Hsh, for the information Of taose living at dis
lance who are not conversant with the routes of
travel leading from the various quarters of the
Union TO this city, list of the most practicable
and commodious. The list below embraces some
Of the first roads in the country, trsversing pic
esque and in sting regions DELE gates from New
England and North. Eastern Ststes can reach this
city by vessel from Now York, B stcn OF Phii-
delphIs to CbsI es on South Carolina and theUCs
railroad, via Augusta, Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia.
and Chattanooga, Tennessee CT from different
points il that section, by railroad to Washington
and tbeLce via r camOnd Virginia Weldon, NCrth
CsrOlioa, Wilmington North Carolina, Brsuchville,
South Carolina, Augusta. G5Orgjs, Atlanta GeoT-
gia, snd Chattanooga, Tennessee. The western
routes from thai quarter are by steamboat from
Pittsburgh, or by railroads wes'w ward through New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio ard Indians, to Louis
vile on the Ohio river and thence by United States
mail line of large and splendid stage coaches, via
Mammoth Cave, Kentucky through in SO hours
to this city or from Louisville Gown the OaiO
river to Smithlsnd, Kentucky, and thence by steam
boat packet line TO this city.
From the North. " es;ern States, by steamboat
down the Mississippi river, and by the Illinois
Central Railroad to Cairo Illinois, and thence by
steamboat packet line to this city.
From the Sou'h Western States, by STEAMBOATS,
on tie lower Mississippi and lis tributaries, con-
nectrg at Memphis, Tennessee, and Cairo, Illinois,
with the packet Ines plying to this city or at
Memphis with the Memphis AID Charleston Rail.
81, via Huntsville, Alsbau a to S ev-nson on the
Nashville and CasttsnoOgs Railroad to this city.
From the South Eastern States by the vsrous
rsilrC ads uaverspg Virginia North Carolins, South
Carolina. Georges aid Alsbam5a and connecting
with the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at
ChattauorgB, TenUessee, aud by The stsge lires
continuous with the Tennessee and Alabama Rail.
road, terminating in this city.
As has been the custom at the various points at
which the Association has held ITS meetings, the
Committee trust to Re able TO eff Ct Rn arrange
meut with the proprietors snd superintendents Of
the various mes Of travel Cwntd in the city where
bv liberal freducton Of fare will be granted to
delegates.
JcHN II. CALENDER, N. D.,
Rl8CRT MARTIN, N. D,
P. S WOODWARD. n D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

DISCIPLINE q THE MIND Il. is not by mere
study, by mere accumulation of knowledge, that
you can hope for eminsnce Mental dis )ipline, the
exercise of the faculties of the mind, the quicken.
ingof your apprehension, the strengthening of your
memory, the forming Of : sound, rapid, and dis
eliminating judgment, are Of even more import.
Guce than the store Of learning. Practice the
economy of time Consider time like ths fsc1l.
ties Of your mind "a precious estate: that every
moment Of it well applied is put to an exhorbitsnt
interest The zeal Of amusement itself, and the
sueee s!ul result of application, depend, in great
measure, upon the economy of time. Estimate
also the force of habit. Exercise 9 constant and
matters that are apparently of indifgrsnce-thst
perhaps are really 90, independent Of the habits
they epgeuder 1t is by the neglect Of such TRIES
that bad habits ara acquired, and that the mind by
total negligence and prOcrsstinAtion in matters of
SINS account but reg lent occurrencs-matie-s Of
which the world takes no notiCs-beoomes acc1s.
Comsd TO the same defects in matters Of higher i'm
portsnce By motives yet more urgent, by higher
and Iurer aspirations, By the duty Of obedience to
the will OF God, by the awful &C cunt you will
have to render, not merely Of moral actions but
OF faculties entrusted to ycu for improvement
by sll these high arguments do coujuPe you $50
t. number your days that you may apply your
heart unto wisdom, unto that wisdom which, d.
citing your ambition to the noble end of benefit
ting msnk nd, and teaching humble reliance on the
msr IS and the mercy Of your Rsdeemsr, may sup.
port you in the time Of your wealth." and in
Z" the hour Of death, aud in the day Of Judgment"
may comfort you with the hope Of deliVersnce.-
Sir Robert PEEL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

HTALTH CT THB PREsIDMr-Inasmuch as the
Republican papers could not prevent the election
of Mr. Buchanan they appear determined 10 re-
move i'm from ofh,e by death or otherwise. Bot
we trust they will be as unsuccessful in this case
as in the ether. Says the Washington StQr,-
We may truthiullY add that the stories 10 die
tant papers alleging the physical leeblensss Of tho
President under the soictous attentions o. the of.
Zee seekers are eli FOL dc roll He has net looked
better or been stronger man physically in fifteen
years. than ct present. So too, is there 10 truth
IN the similar stories with reference 20 the SsTe-
tsry Of State. TIE whole MISTER is in a nutshell:
Washington cor dependents must exc out startling
paragraphs, or IN these days. when newspaper
res6e's ct the North are 80 devoted to clsp-trAp,
their letters IRE not worth the room 10 the wonder
r7Ns,ss'v,- srra Absw ne.,,1-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28
GoYA Y. Brown.

IS 81 ssideEe, of tbs feeling in the s5a.h
the sppciarmsue Of Cow BRazs,=-zs. sopy 10 day
81 article from tie A5stssiPpisa, oomplimen airy
to that distinguished gentleman, viii d viii he rssd
with pride and pleasure by biz many friends in this