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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

Only the more knowing ones Of the
Republican party understand the rea-
son why their Journals are shricking at
the decision OF the Supreme Court IN
the case OF bred Scott. Ii w#s ap-
parent that the exposure Of the utter
rottenness and corruption OF the Leaders
and managers OF that party by tle
Corruption Investigation Committee IN
the House, and b, journals elsewhere, the
was workingthe complete ruin Of Repul
Leans parry. The masses evcryw here
commenced deserving it. and in little
while the ranks would have been thin
ned out and scattered. The leaders
were in despair. They tried to riviv'
s''s're" o'eof. 4 rH-hEichiU9 ':a',tdi e ltsh
premc Court, was eagerly seized uI.or
as n means of diverting public atten-
ton from Republican corruption. |,
has been IN "A measure, surcessfiil-
The Republicans have not scrupled to
denonnce the highest Judicial Trihu-
nal of the Nation, for party purposes
from Shrieking about ''bleeding Kan
sas' they have commenced Shrekirg OF
the bred Scott decision. What will
next "turn up" for them to shrek
about we shall wal, patiently TO sec.-
Shrieking is the ammunition of Repub'
licanism, aud when the, cannot Shrek
they will explode into thin all. LET
Is SHREK.
=
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
r. Q. E.lDS,
Land Agent aDd Notary Pu

ONO -ver spaulding's stor~, Il CLAIRE Ia I
trance L. Claire HsIi.
NJ ILL attend g. the purchase And AL,
" kinds Of RAJ Rstate lrssins prossrsy
.ssss' coiisctins debts II oil hipls ana n -
'"C s'e, snn prcmptiy remititns proec~ds.
Orest smount Of Real 4 tate fby sale.
JV lDts In Falton's sddisiyn Tor sale an /, ~
thsh have ever hen o0ered 70 pusShoeees n L
pot. Uiy mall amount 10 resuireI IL 4,
from ore L. eight years eivpe IN dcl.,r,d ~,
=. Asrhibctnt vinss are p,ss~ne@A nus s.
49,. rse lots, aud many II them 49, rivv, los
QuarrNd. "s ss"es
rIas may b" seen In my ellcs Of tAose IL
me .'le as-nt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

tics and Spir,tualism in religion, both
delnsiye. and destructive 70 the good
order and peace Of Society. They are
Humbugs Of considerable magnitude
and the more dangerous for that tact.
When will the people cast them OF
"Old Hildrith" is often profoundly
impressed with the idea that the -.e'es
editors don't write their editorials
We assure out fossilized contemporary
that we do that no one in Davenport
ever writes for the Ne,cs, unless his ar
ticle goes in a. a communication. l n
like him, We write car own editorials
we neither steal hall, nor are We redu-
ced to the unfortunate necessity OF elm
ploying a "one-horse" lawyer 10 twad-
die the remainder.-Ere. Ne,cs.
A philosopher was once asked why
he did not turn aud kick puppy that
was barking at his heels. because he
IS puppy" said the philosopher.
If the Gazette had not transferred
the above bit Of pupoy'sm from th'
News to It's Columns, and by tina
means given it an Importance which
did not have ia the Ne9s, We shoul'
have initiated the philosopher and lie
!. the puppy who wrote it continue hi
. harmless yclping, unnoticed VIVA
provoked the News to write such
purely malicious bit Of Sophomorea
twasdle, we do not know, and
should advise him to consult with Mr
y Or Mott or some other ''fcmininity
: before he repeats the experiment. III
: little whitfet of the News came to tn
If City pulled up to bursting with want
e thinking tina, the Democratic part
l. and all its war worn veterans, wou
c fall down and worship this young Al
Q and finding himself sadly disappont'
n he is at work to destroy the harmon
l. of the party and defeat It's candidate
Of With circulation OF about 70. Il
ID .News can do but little To effect It's pu
ps poste. 1t bearly exists and locks
Id though the throes of death were
IS, ready at lis yitas Democratic
v never was. What it Is, no mortal c.
III tell, except the young rerdant vi
re- speaks of us rs "Old lllldrcih.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
ncTtgagee's Sale.

THE STATE OF IOWA.
scoIT COUNTY.
To William No. d and IN 60, l. Wud ~ vii.
and al hei pcrs' interest u The q, ~ whio. Il
are kt., .fttTd =, Iio.d.
lN-rEEEAS n the 18th ~ ~ Noye.a,,r, 1851.
w sIii " 1 iar ooi eX. cutea "a t,uusNr n
Tnomp-o cer.ain lremi r, nYle for he .ulu OF
tire huidr'ri roilars. payable iof. To. Il ~
.synl-n, OF sad note III. sad lila W. .os-th,r
= Phu.be A Wuod, Lis ~ii-. rNecat.i 4 c-it IN,
N 'd.agt, c'nse! in. for he ,urese f1t,siitysa Il
Thompson the riowinE pare.i. n.nd si4uated in
All Scott iuAty, 10 ~n fne d.L-Test .lG.ii.r
81 the 40 t. ess qgafur If s-ctio number six f6l
la WISH n'u. 5tr ses' u In. (Tsl range five Isl
east " lie 81 +. VI In n said t-age was up,n
tlt eighth ~, D-anb y, 1851, duly recorded IN
the Record RS oiicr "i ssl' Scott in ok T.
Of mo ieages, bag sc iuldr AID 4. rty-eisht -
which reference may he tr-; and which not. siid
mortgage were afterwards gn-L to Stephen
TnvIlp IN.
Ana heress The said G herein de- c-ibed hiss re-
Come - ami paystr. aud the .sii " lillian Woud
has fail to pay he the sail stephen Thonp-
son claims :, reclos ,he >. ii reag-. and tor
coun y, VIII on Saturday the twent! third Day OF
April A. D. 1851, thu C,ut House dur 70 the city
OF Davenport and 1t tho hour u ~" otlotk In lie
afternoon pr,oe to sell by pubic u'cry. for cash.
The said parcel OF land a. the Lishe tfder IN Ir
or So much therepf shal be nee sary 10 pay and
satisfy tine amount np,n saId hate, with COSTS u
fvrecl sure.
Davenport, Mach 81. 1851.
STEPHEN THOMPSON Assigue ofmo.tsss.e.
HARvgY LEONARD Sheriff " sc.t' o'un'y
Davenport March q, 1857. ln.hoAuts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
l. AT EST NEW $.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

| New YorK, Marsh %.
The steamer Africa. from Liverpool. .
\. NJ, 7ih inst. arrived this morning
The chief incident bh the arrival l. III,
announcement by Lord Palmerston Of IN.
| course which the government il 10 pursue
| In consequence Of their defeat on tina Chi
nsss question.
A despatch received by means Of
the Russian telegraph says that a trea-
ty OF commerce has been ratified at
Teheran by the Shah, between Persia
and the United States, granting the
same terms-American Consuls may
reside in tho chief Persian cities.
Austria seeks to negotiate will. Per
sia similar treaty.
The French papers contain the En-
peror Of China.s cdict against the
English. They also say that on
Dec. 9Th the Chinese seized the English
opium depots.
PLYMOUTH, Fridy, March 9. -Orders
were receiver here this morning thu.
Col. Lemon, 81 sergents, 80 corporals,
and 900 uen Of tho Royal Marines Of
'n'e d'v'sios, we're 70 hold Themselves in
readinesa to embark for Chin.
NEwioRk, March PA special
dispatch from Washington states that
Agustus Schell has been appointed
Collector ofthis Port; Isaac V. Fowler
re'-appo'nted Postmaster; Z. b. Hart
and CaptRvnders, Marshall.
others not stated. The Hsrds are re-
presented IS regarding the result tri. |
,mpa for them.
Robert Z. McHatten has been an.
Iointed Post Master at New Orleans
Ice Ntvitt removed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
CARD.

LAYING disposed u our Interest IA cur DsSeL.
III port Mouse In the Forwarding q C,san-sicH
basiaoss TO Aesssz. Goodrich, Curtis b rantis. VI
tsAc pleasure h ressEsnced,ns shaaa 10 eur former
srianas and pAtsoGss .
Hsfsne dim Hiatt ttsRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

ssrso1 OF Naturalization. Jere.
na,Aa Morton sold his farm in Culpep.
9ss county Va, containing seven hun.
assd asres,fOr sac an acre-mskin > Zoo
ss So, zen ysars ago he bought i for
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

E1oeues'va laAsD.-Llsaa Jo...
so oaee, on board The UeiseJ s,s,..
ssseo Ssigsts hssslnse, vri.in~ A o~s
@ Aie family fPoa Darhada"sS 49,
esse OF February 2esh, ssve. h ,~..I n".s
81 'ee psedseeivssess o. coll. ~ .h1!
tse .slsed 10 81 nilss lose ~ iz.;ISss'
sso psodssss ssssslly 90 oo0 Ae..r.Ss.
e % sssss' ed the lend sslls q 06Co ' ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
LAND FOR SALE,

LAND ron SALE, i06z. !
+ % Is: : .; :. s.s ~ s : : ..::.:sil
=: 81: ::: 80: !: Z. -; :. =:
Afro. $40 scres In WssAingssa seuaty,
dns timber, and runninG Wseef On post. -
- only 10 miies frsm Iowa Ctey, Cd - troa
insion. On . nne rad fso0 Ceiu0hoo u D1cki
viii he Id cheap, and part - tlno AAn J
Ai-o. fDur % scre lots nesr love- CITY.
n ming land. sDd veil wsteTed. R0EOy
Also: Lot. In we-t Osvsutposs rsnsius
frsn 50 feet BY 10 10 = scsoel go ~ Il. -
balance In one and two yesre.
Also. several seaf baiIllnes % lsespd :.
would BE- soad - sessoaebas ssros App)yt &c 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

M I,ss a.e ~ essslsy slsls, sAa.ls
81 ,:,:. s!'':s':. ~ AZ -: "s'i s.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Top or Button Onions.

NfOERSE i NiELE h ave lust re-riy 4 a Supply +
~ the avlNe. or sale CORNER UF Rock isLASb
.AD FRONT sTkkE1s. inch stdi vim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

Tov Judge If tAe ItA judicial District,
G/LkERT G. II. M/TCHELL.
OF sCoTT co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

EN-. GEO. Il. SARGE,
Dear Sir The
;iow citizens, respc'
I your name as an
'adate for the OM'
lily OF Davenport, a
ion.
Having full faith
or honesty, capacity
Believing that you
he Laws and exe'
chief Executive, o.
;aithfuIly, and to tn
Of the whole COMMIT
hope that you "
tent with your oth'
us TO present your
pendent and Legal
for their suffrages.
We are, very res
Your FtHt
q I. Davenport
A II Barrow
II X , hild
JJi,a /. H.. j
Ed~sid Alden
Jno y Statkey
n. II XeIi';,l.
" X Lin,.s'
J 4 &c ran
I v NJ cClsliAnd
A Esvidson
u II Smith
Il J FuuItsln
DIV .,ta ham
Joshua Burr
l. W Curtis
VIM Gray
Jas NeA uTe
& "A Kill;
Richag,i Batensa
Martin Down,
Edward Hynes
! X VI III Ter
&c Morgan
James + farfsnl
John W.iain
10, " Ko ,irson
III Land r.
TT Grsuet-
HC hampton
Geo n Nasie
jam Wics,'sshAu
ohm d KIM.
T. RyIn
GoWucr
81 eo'inian
=, " earn
ray
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IA, dam.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
MNttl for nala,

WottI 1o1 sale. y
A SPLENDID four story bn-s nOfnl. $500
"A ar aneeS, With seabses, oat-Aousee. an
oonvenL nos stsrhsi. IN the HeusIshipG a. 0mAA1
Claire. Tstms rsesoasAas 4 nan on The 5
money will b taken IN Bsssss, 49,. "a -
Also several -lleibly stesaa1s City Lts.s,s
and af errat barslans Oee 10 srosslss cssk }
the bS.t poasltle stoo Iog bussSs0 49, 1DO0O5
kind Ths sbevs Lots srs alss etSseasS q I IUXX
" LeCIsir~. t0DUU2
fsbld;f PCn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI RAILROAD.
kyFAIEp = opo> al. yyiil be i,ei 10y IN. UNDER
> ,ignet until ~ o'ciork N ihe i5th day II Aprt
n NJ the grading, masonry hlidEirg A., ~ thaf
portion o., ih % RI, Wis On II ~, 20 ~ lag %
O-'w.en olutntus q y. Louisa "a ~, ana Us
sa,o sd, IN Maaasks couu.y. b iIe a Us a'.ee Of
al-,ut eghty mi'e>.
PAN, pronits and specitl. ntons vii b. rrady for
rxAminafio u At Engiutri'> me tn Muscatiuc.
IA ard a;iet the Is; Of April where al mfr
nation r. alive l., m We VIII b.. fisrr. tuntrac-
tors Will idor>e thrit bids ''P opasals tor Con
tracts and direct them 10 Mtssis Farnsn u pl-
rSLt. Nm catiL Iowa.
HENRY FAE\iN.
THOMAS h. 1T RANT.
! Dsvenp,rt. March Nh, ST. nh25-tAprli5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT. IOWA
A c A Il ID
Davenport, March 20, 1851.

- = - - - =
! ID
arch 20, 1857.
T.
Undersigned, your
;tiully ask the use
Independent Can
e Of Mayor of the
. the ensuing cleo
IN your character
and integrity,and
would administer
ute the duties OF
our growing city
entire satisfaction
nifty, We earnestly
II find it consis-
r duties To allow
name to the indie
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

In the LIST Wa'd H.!r7'S store
:" % - St II n hisrting house
III :. roir' Hon7a.
4h . New p nnsylvania Hons
." 5'h =. Nea Haven II tel
" 9Th q School Fnrss, East p-venpoft.
DIT JAMES J. SLATE, Clerk pro tim.
Der Dcnokrat couy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Fer Sale.

LORrr Aerss Of s1csilsnt and AspaseusA 80
= Land sdJninin0 The town ef1uDsso VitnkOS
Of the Hall Road, and saue liseanss 1,u0 s. 6TN
m ., o., o. Susro.s p,s'Veaa: hts iasA W.
| Of the purchase mop~y
fstl7 en-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Fer 0alA.

nNE HUNDRED AOnuo - p,..... -.
- miles from psv-npsrt nter h. T~..Hs
Aost stacadid eppoytuatiy ~ mtsseSsSs
very tasy tmAlW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
FOR SALEOR LEASE
Dwelling House.

I>OR d prei tYiious. containing & om3 b. ) oias
II situt4sa Within three or tour biskk- VI a.. ~ ~
ulicr a ltherai rent be pail.
Ealuife st the Ssatr ID rat Oaicc nlthi. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Tor sale or Lease

r~CUR fpTts -itn. tri ~ D. ard srott s.E,rt. g.
II par 4awsfs .q4srt " ,..HHiS y Dow -
iAag isntul JAMES N Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
CLOAKS

corner Fonrh ard Eradr street m foar
1--WE soon Term Of this ifeti,i ar vii c M
m'n'' on Aondsy; March @n'h, atai cont mo Is
'.k>
TERMS nine and ten dollar rarrr' i an w-ctsA
~ h2a7if HERMAN HAM 81 R;ER, principsi.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-28
IrSiitoitttort,

ScSiusumacn.
Ger ,Mnsci0cr" crhtiu ircen @itwph unb SonSIo unS
mirt Gtpnncrtc scbroht. Ter baH6iih
Mb bnutncns rta tcirIa 50 ccr nod Gmrioua Ser rrcr
su cn,rit Nutm6rtic Itrnnntcn tcictcn
tn 9Na ccn nuS4tt Gcitcr rr 675l NcfGi9, niulcn
tcn. grtt urt SitttttunNcn wcltcn aufiri ertcen.
@ncisrn unb yanntmnuen aNcr N mceen icl0cnoCr
p;n9u9cn 0uiecnrnnen: Ginma9 Gnrudun9 tinS sanas
{O Stlc rrcr rcnacr ttn auarel 30 GtS yruuollc
Gnrudurs 75 Cts b f icScS rccc 9I % GS iur cinrr
Mpnot 50 0o ir rei rnolc $500 fUr trci rnNt $500 fir
icts Nrnotc Grcrc 9p;Ncn mcrSu Ytr6ttnmiFiN t
nen bisrte S rcip Mbcuncutcu tcirnrc @eri
Qna 9n;iacu 6nncn bis Tim ub ceS pcrberacbcncn 3a9eS
Gn tcm Bic 3eituu9 rihcnt, en9cIouct wcrbcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-28
ii. Subrgoug,

the German 'RlCHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every wednesday and Saturday. at
S3 per Aunum, payable III advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFF. ;E 1911. BROAD STREET.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

FATAL DUEL.-The New York Tribune publishes
a letter from Ecuador, s. A, in reference to duel
fought between Professors W. E. Moore, and F. c.
Francis, of Iowa, who a scientific explor-
ing expedition in South America. The eircumstan-
ces are reported as follows;
''On the arrival OF the party at Santa Rosa, on
the Nupe river, Prof Moore brought charge against
Prof Francis of having deceived him 10 point OF bis
scientific requirements, and therefore had imposed
upon his confidence, insulted the Government oil
Ecuador, aud had proved disgrace TO his adoptsd
State. This led TO the challenge the part Of
Prof. Francis, which readily aecep ted by Prof.
Moore, and their weapons, double barrel towing
peees,) were heavily loaded, and The distance
agreed upon was Zee rods. Friends iuterfered, but
OF no avail-the parties were determined 70 settle
their difficulty Eith powder. Accordingly on the
2Sth OF APR. they exchanged shots aud the result
vas the death of Prof Francis. The charge O
Prof Moore took effect asst beloE the region OF the
heart uhile that Of Prot Francis merely grazed The
head OF bis antagonist"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
vI.-CoNCLUDING REMARKS.

The GREAT ELEvAToR.-A Southern gentle
man at Northern hotel, perceiving that the
dining-room servant, a negro, was bestowing
his attentions elsewhere, to his own neglect,
called up John, and accosted him in this wise:
John, have servants at home, and am
waited upon as gentleman should be. l am
neglected here, and am tired of il. give YOU
fair notice, that | will whip you like dog, IN
less you behave better"
The consequence was, that John became
very attentive during the few days that the
gentleman remained. On going away, John
was called up and presented with dollar or
two, which he thus acknowledged:
"Thankee-massa. Southern gentlemen al
ways so-lick Us like blazes when We don't
wait 'em well, but when they go alters GID Us
a dollar or two. Now desc abolition geinmen
mighty hard TO suit, and want much waiting
on, and when they go way, shake yer hand,
look up to the wall, an say, God bless you,
my unfortunate friend, an, elevate you in the
scale of Humanity or something ike that;
but dey neber glib us dollar TO elevate Us with"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Queen Victoria I'm FFance-Enthusiastic
Reception nt RnYOnne.

PARIS, Aug. l9.-The Queen OF England arrived
yesterday morning in the royal yacht in sight OF
Cherbourg and WAS saluted by the batteries of the
coast. To the expectation that Her Majesty's ex-
cursion might extend as far as Havre, orders were
given to have measures taken to salute Her Maies-
ty, and two detachments of artieTymen were post.
ed, one on the Palace de Provence and the other
on the Southern Battery, where they remained the
greater part Of the afternoon without their services
being called into requisition. Pilots were also d.
rected to proceed into the roldstead in case the
royal yacht might require any assistance.
The Emperor and Empress and the Prince Impc-
rial arrived at Bayonne yesterday morning at half
past 10 o'clock, and were received with the most
enthusiastic acclamations. Although the imperial
party had expressed a desire to travel iRcognito,
several triumphal arches had been erected ia the
town, and an immense crowd assembled in the
streets to welcome their Maiestes who after a short
pause, proceeded to Barritz, where they arrived
little before ii o'clock in excellent health. A spe-
cial train had arrived hours before Bsyonne
with six carriages and 20 horses for the service of
their Majestes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at Nashville.

the Office of the clerk and Of the Chancery
n court Nashville the It'll day Of September 1857,
motion of con painant by counsel in the above
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the clerk and MASTER
that the said defendant jeremiah Keider nonresident
of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
Of this cannot be served HIM, il Is therefore
ordered by the clerk and master that publication be made
for four weeks 10 succession in the Nashville Patriot
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the said
defendant appear at the term OF the Chancey court
be holden for the county Of Davidson at the court house
thereof in the city of Nashville the first Monday in No
Vember next, and answer Ui the will be taken
for confessed him and set down for hearing pare.
C.. d. BRIEN,
sept1O-W4t pT'sfeeS3. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
University Grammar School.

'HlS School is attached 20 the University OF Nashvle
suitable rooms in the College building having been fitted
up for its accommodation.
Perhaps no other part OF an education requires such
special and attention that usually acquired the
Grammar School. Failure here from airy equacy
the instruction. dscouages the student destroys his aspi
raons, and often disquales him the mediocral
attachments for which he may be more than competent
Impressed with these views the Faculty has been careful
10 place In this School gentleman equal in qualifications
teacher, the head Of departmental College, and
experience in teaching in nearly all OF them. Il Is their
pUspose TO make in respect rstclass Academy
The studies Of the Grammar School embrace Of
three years. and has been arranged with view 10 that OF
he Free Schools OF the city, that the change be
convenient those students VINO recommended
from them. II hoped that this School may prove partc
ulary acceptable to those the vicinity Of the city who
excluded from the benefits Of the Free Schools TIE
session opens the 7h OF September studensare received
az any time. The charge for tuition &25 per term, Of
twenty weeks.
The Collegiate Department Of the University also opens
the Ith ofSe Students should be present the
frat day Of the session. aug22-8ws.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

A ScOundreI OVeThauIed and Lyuched.
The Assistant Postmaster at Oxford, Mississippi
has kindly furnished Us with the facts connected
with the excitement among the negro population
of Lafayette county. instgated by a0olitionst
named SNIDER, who halls from Indiana. We pub
fish the letter entire, for public information:
MEssRs. EDITORS: There was great excitement
here yesterday. man named Snder, from In
diana, being accused of organizing insurrecton
among the negroes, three hundred citizens as
sembed, and near twenty negroes were examined,
all of whom told the same tale, pointing to Snider
as their leader A number of our most wealthy
families were to be murdered for their money.
Their names we're given. There no white tes-
tmony against Snider. He was taken out of town
last night (after being under arrest the night pre-
vious aud yesterday and lynched, when he made
confession something like that of the negroes.
He was shipped on the this morning for your
town, where he said he would make good speed to
his native land
s W. HUDSON, Dep'y p. H.
OXFORD September 9th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at NashviIIe.

VIM. Klchards Is. Russell Armstrong.
the Office Ct the clerk and master Of the Chancery
~ court Nashville, the 9Th day September 1881,
on motion Of complainant by counsel in above cause,
and appearing to the satisfaction of the clerk and
that the said defendant Russell Armstrong nonresident
q the State OF Tennessee, that the ordinary OF
this court be we'd him. therefore ordere
by the clerk ard master publication be made in the
Nashville Patriot newspaper published in the city OF
Nashville, for four successive weeks requ ing the said
defendant to appear the Of the Chancery
Court TO be dn for the county Of Dav dson. at the
house thereof the city Of Nashville, the first
Monday November next AMI said bi /, the
viii be taken for confessed to him and set down
for hearing ex parte. C. D. BRIEN,
Sep10-W4t pr'sfee33, Clerk and Master