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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
SPLENDID pa ROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property, my Sligo Tract embr raeing about twelve
dTed acres Of Land, Tavern House Store, Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney FORK River.
There about hundred aud twenty-five acres Of
rich Caney Fork bottom Land cleared and in cultivation
The balance unusually well tnbered and part Of g "a
very rich aud has upon IL qusrry Of very good Marble
The Caney FORK river naygable this point for
months o The year. and the location Is excellent
selling Salt, Iron Dry Goods Ac The Tavern stand one
Of the best between Nashville and Knoxville The toll
gate ana ferry continual OfncOme and taken
atogeher this OF the most desirable pieces Of pro
perly, for the price asked in Tennesse.
Those wishing buy exchange would do wen 70 call
me forthwith. A. l. DAVIS
decl8-tf u. 8. NJ. PaekAt nnira
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

A RoTHNa Asah aaRpg u nram.Heaa ana Flai-Dulna
~ cahhezn aeaf tk asg rseeEed hnd faF ssa s ukals
Isls ass rsisaby AAaAAh . kAfks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Spring and Summer Goods.
WARD s. BIRMINGHAM,
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs,

FTAgK ssssses nsf slsek q spnas and ssnaeg e4eis
IA q ~ 4ae1I Etglls snd sess qualfs eaa -. 90
onra al insnerton ana 4pglt - petsrd o. 1919 et1efs
fcr sas1 60 risa1l aad - pse1, sso<raiJs
csaaT alrs9A HafSa II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
JoUyEK's INoDORous PREPARATION
FOR INSTANTLY
cleaning Kid glove $
OF ANY COLOR, AND FOR
urarrrrvrEe. ,rExVs c0MPIEXION.

BEAUTIfYINGT THE COMPLEAAONs
Price 25 cts. per Bottle.
ONE BOTTLE CLEANS FIFTY PAIR OF GLOVES!
TOUvFN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEANERS the
J article used by Kid Glove manufacturers OF France
imp that purity and sotnes to the kid for which tnen
gloves justly celebraed When the glove lsaY the
hand Of the r is naturally less soed and
this prepar Is resorted to cleanse and oeauy IT,
To clean kid gloves matter how much soied or what
color they are dip p of white flannel in the prepara-
tion and with wipe of the dirt from the glove, anu In
pure and beautiful when new; and as not
the slightest ordor proceeds from it, the glove can De In
mediately Full directions accompany each bottle
is alsO the finest article in the world for cleaning hid
ppers &c and used for the toilet, will greatful beacti
fy the complexion, remove tan and pInpes OF ali K nds
The ladies Of Louis Napoeons Court use it, exclusive OF
any other for this purpose Beware Of Counter eits The
wel-known Of Solomon Content, as manufacturer, Is
the labels Of the genuine article; all others are sPuri
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Perumery
aud Fancy Goods in Nashville and the United
States and Canadas and Wholesale by the Proprietor,
CLARK & CO.,
335 Broadway, New York.
II A liberal discount to the trade.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Millinery and DreSS-Maklng.
MRS. II. d. HOWERTON
GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods
r,1u cv-nszsE,r1 on Hos1

R4nEa WOULD respectfully INFORM ny iacy (8..44
.9 friends that have now In store one ofthe -
W. largest, most beautiul, Eeiect and cheap
est stock OF Millinery offered az Nashville or sag
retail establishment az the east IND nov ready 10 sup
ply my frtenes With Rish Hats Of tbs lEses dess
NY stock, In part, consists Of
lo0 rich Paris Bugal Fancy Bonets imported styles;
4yV cases Hair, b1eal Bond Lace Eounets;
y essts English Straw and other plain styes;
dozen Imported Imperlal Chip Honneta
brides;
97s Cartons Of Paris Ribbons, for bOuness and dress
trimmings;
50 dcsen Hoop Skirts bone and stssL extra bOae Gc;
40 dozen spanish and French Pans;
50 doEen Sarssols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bngal Lace Mantias aud materials,
Bugal Gimps and Laees, white, blond and Mairse;
Black Bugal Collars and Se.ts, for mourning.
Our stock kmb.oideres only beautiful bat cbssp,
consisting in part Of Rich Maltese Work Musin Jsconet
Sets Collars Of Honiton Work. Muslin Maese and Jaeo-
net Under-sseeves, Worried Bands, Fairs fmbroidered
BandkeT chiefs fne line Of Paris Mtts, Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies ne and medium O. bias Port Monica
The Bonnet Comb and styles Of Tuck and Rsdding
Combs, with many Fancy Goods too numerous to mention,
My opening day viii be the LIST ofAprn.
trust TO receive the liberal patro extendrdto 70
for the past thirteen years. and shall endeavor, By
lite attention. punctsaty and honesty Of purpose 70 CON-
mand q continuance.
will deceive you as regards Fashions veil
posted in that respect receive BY every from
Europe the latest Sty les from Paris and LOadOn.
EE Bonnets beaehed in superior style.
4. WISE, Agent,
- No. IS Union &c. next door to state Bank.
n. B.-CountTy Mer,hA anu MiHineTs would do sell
examine my stock before purchasing viii dl small
bills as cheap as purchasing kastl ADuil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
PIANO FORTES.

hOOk1n& &l S5,
CCcs, CcC.,
tLIE hAve nov in store One stock OF .szaa zse,-u,
Wv Pianos Meoieons Window Shndes tt5lteac@a4
Artists Materisl., &C., and still manufsc "
turing Inside Ulinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works have
recently added largely % cur stock OF
ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS, &C.
In a word we intend to KsEP Up WITH TIE TINES,
please our customers and them patronise
lnftead Of sending abroad. W. r FktEMAN,
Feh No i2, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Layergne Steam Mills for Sale.

TTHE undersigned, wishing devote his more 10 bis
Farm offers this valuable property for SALE upon very
favorable terms.
There Saw and three setsof Runners complete work
ng order, and every thing eonrVed in the beat possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of ocayt asSed being within 20 yards
Of the Railroad, IS miles from Nashville and in one OF the
richest sections in Middle Tennessee. Any person wishing
buy IS respectfully invited to call and examine.
will also sell my residence wish the Mls De sired which
new aud desirable properly. Ihsve also three No.
l Aule-Tesms and " NagOns FOR sale.
an22-Sm JNo. HILL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

TrleseIf1ar no. j. y. and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgAin INrriossvhich
DR. A. BARROW. Member ofths Imperial College Of
be personally eonsnie his residence ISL Prince street.
(few ef BroadsAy New York, from II ia the
morning Il IA and from tl Ia the evsning, (sunasys
exccpted) unless By special appointment.
-gfEsFMAR Nc. I. 3 the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERNAToRR1A, aud ali the distressing consequences
arnE frr early abuse dscrt1iase excess too long
ressncs in hot oste- II has nvguraed and restored
% nsrf health, thousands Of the de- ated who
ehe enjoyment q an ne tgne ions O. hs5hSea and
FIoN for MARRIAGE eoeelSaiy s1Odasd By this Won
asFial DiscoTeryl
TRIEsEMAR Ne. II; completely and entirely eradcates
All traces Of Gonorrhrl IN It's mild snd aEgra
Iorms elects strictrrss Iitaun Of the Aiadier non.rs
teniion Of uus Pains Of The Leins and Kidneys and
those disorders where CePaEa ana tee - have long
been houxht an andots the ruin of he health of vast
portion ot The population.
TRIgsEMAR No III--ls die great continenesl Remedy
Tor syphs. and seconiay symP,os also cor sttuies
csrtaia case hr scarvey scrofaA and AL Impurities bon
the vital altogether 10 erNaeae ne srn o.
erdsrs Shch unforsunatey the Engsh physiclAn treats
with Mercury ne incvtiabe cesirucon c he patirntS
eoussnon, and walsh al The sArssparsia IN he vosh
TKIKseaAR No and s. are prepared IN ne forn Of
onsnge dsyod q tests sas and can BE- carried Ia the
walseo4t poket. eo IN Tin cates and ased nto sepsr-
sls doses admint.Esd ~ esesaa IA lmtn kons. ~
eerd Ac. &c Price - each, snr cesrs n one or o.
wAsa g. ana IN t2T sases whereby ihefe sayins
spssial nrransssnss having been mses wh tho vareus
ExpFsrses, se nne dnar q frssziar and he Arg
sr furwardsd - Dr.. beno csFsss psad, ne
disteY Fecslsng F itanes % any part q he World,
sssursy pasksd Ard sarsssea aecosaas NE inssueons
o the urfe7 thus seenur ne paee aennse kuopesn
prsparalI0ns aad e1eetlsy protecting hen iron Epssi
css psrucioas nisaenA Ths hrcs eeil4f seal
usual, hos not FREE q oa1fiage.
10 e hAA d. bernlflsf lasiral-
Cd and vapaaf vera, "kiu NAN fkAtLff, FHfsloL1-
GIcAL kksEAacnkSA" Il dcsershes Ia elsar aad acd
uannsr ts sna ens<ia q ths sesses ssqFa
sis4 aenas or tssit fcatnsn and csre
Prce IS esnsa aenf frss % any address.
AaaFuss Dz. BAhk0W. ~ Frnee street, fIeg elocks
uss9 af hrnsdzxH.l NeH fnfs nes1rvlYav.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
CHANcERY SALES.

CHANCERN SALE.
TNoR and on sccount Of James P. Maury, coumssion-
i er Ia the Of ~ Z. Perkins and MArha HE wife
wnbaa $ Reid Aad sally O. has wife Abr4n ?. MSery
septm Maury and Ferdinand @. MARY, heirs AZ Law 81
Mary A. T. Msury deCs1sed By vrtue az decree Il the
Chaneery Court NJ Nashville Ia said VII sell a.
paolic sale, on The premises, WEDNESDAY, tke aeh
day oi Apr about 50 Let's IN Nashville. 10 l0nt of the
Water Works. pariicasr deHeiptioa ef Whch Nl
appear In hand-hs to be issued before day Of sale.
fBsxa "a credl Of oae and hires years for notss
SatsaSory sscartd beGnR interest and asn rstasned
A. v. .. LlSDSLEY. - CsIlegs street
3. n. GLAsoocx, AastioSesr. nareh2s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
R u M Q " "a L .

THE suhscrlber takes this method Of in0rung his old
cuEtomsrs nd friends aud the public generally, that
he hss ed hs ardware Store from the old stand
Market street No b n the asge brick bnildng. lately
erected TIE South eide e Broad street, where he keep
eonstahy hand and makes 10 order the various
embraced "a BIS line of business. He Invites especial A.
iention 10 bis large assortment Of CASIiNG II LOW
WAR, BRASS SC such as Mantle ard Coal Crates wsg
on Boxes Prov Mois stras Caers Crn- She lers Cora
Crushers MIL Cfushers Rnicouy Work and Iron Fenciug
Coffee Ms Tea Kettles krAs Ksties. Dog Irons Candle
sck and almost endless variety q other articles
Iga2a-1 ANDREW ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Cement,
Steam Boats.

00 BBLs Louisville Cement, for sale to the trade at
L W. cost and carriage by d. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al l. wEAKLKYs corner Prosd and Frout lie. idscIs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
SWEET CRAB CIDER

WILL net NJ Agent for such Boats favor with
their business 0cc al r. l.. Weakles's Corner broad
and Front streets. D. W. RUSSELL,
decig Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

CIGARS AND T0BAcC0-ws have in store, and vii
Okeep constantly hand, the very nest brand Of Ha
vana Cigar with langhorne Armstesd's best Tobacco
and other brands. LONGHURsT co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vIsCHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising Houses
APPLE7oz' BUIED1s0. .S46 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
FAREWELL LETTER FROA SENATOR
SUMNER.

The Boston papers publ.h the following letter som
Mr.. Sumner, written to Mr.. James R.dpa.h of Bostos
Just as the Fultsn was leaving this port:
SOS BOARD STEAMSHIP FULros, Maroh :, 1857.
my DEAR SIR: l trust that you and our friends
will not be disbeartened 10 efforts for Kansas. Much
must still be dore the night OF Slavery will settle
down that beautiful Territory.
"suisly the Legiasiure Of Massachusetts, viii feel
the inspiration Of great sause and pledge itself by
generous appropriation TO lite support bear Of con-
sttutonsl inpedinents but believe that all such will
be found to have their foundation 10 the lukew&rm
hearts Of objectors rather than n the Constitution.
There are some who think that anything for
Slavery y constitutional but nothing for Freedom
With como the opposite rule prevails, and any other
rule Dust bring discredt upon couatry which Gals
iueh Commonwealth.
II trust also. that the people Of Kansas will stand
finn, and that, if need be, they will know hoy to
ole TOR freedom. There are many Who sigh for Their
moIyla. They have BOW IN Kansas, for there is to
be fought 1.-THE great battle between Freedom and
Slavery by the balot.bor, trust but do not forget
that oil who destroy the ballotbcX, msdIy invoke the
eortridge-boz.
with a farewell to my country, "a I now ssek
foreign land, hoping for health long deferred give
my last thoughts to suffering Kansas, and also my
devout prayers that the Rutisn usurpa,ion which
now Ieses her down nay be peaceably overthrow
and that che may be lifted no the enjoyment Of free
dom and peace Ever faithfully yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.
p. ST. ntrust this to the pilot ana hope IT may
reach you
tI.gs RFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
ENGLISH LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

The Rev. Charles Kingsley has published at
London new novel called " Two Years Ago" Tie
Atkenaur condemns i. " The narrative is discon-
"nected, irregular. confused the characters fire.
quently pass repass and held long coloquies, with
ont any evident object; the plot is dim, and there s
I" no defnsbe reason Why the story should be called
"Two Year, Ago." "Mr. Kingssy touches, also,
9th. topic Of the C,imssn war, win others Of cotsm-
"porary inteyest-ss the American elections and the
Question Of Ssvery-but these are among the eI.
tsrnals Of the book"
On the other band, The Examiner praises il. at
dis, indeed impossible, ssys that Journal, not 10 be
interested in book earnest and right.mnded as
this novel 1t contains no political economy that any
Liberal vii question, indeed scarcely deals at oil
with class distinctions, but is full Of brave thought
"sLd wise counsel recos nizee al that is TO be hon
" ored in a mar and speaks true men ought to
"speak Of woman "The whole book is rich in color
"rch in active life and truth
The Spectator also prajsee. at il surplussge TO
"Fay tina, new book by Mr.. KngLey Is vigorously
written tia; his characters clearly conceived and
"stropgly impressed; that his dialogue is brgh, and
"chaseterisiic; his scenery painting vivid in COLOR
true in drawing and rch though not confused in de-
." tail" " Tne leading persons are men and
women in the formation OF whose character the man
n.ereet Of ne novel Lies, and the discipline Of life
through which they grow is throughout inhmstely
ard peI.rcsbly connected with the common duties Of
their calipg. Mr. Kngsleys novels are more than
u.ualy interesting because they touch with dramatic
life the topics Of the day, and are the vehicles
for the u,teIsnce Of decided generous convictions
or ali tia: il most STRING 10 co.epPorayy pohtics
" and socis Improvement" ." That Two Years Age
al book fun Of Interesting writing and tina. thou
sands OF pepops vii read il from beginning 10 end
with avidty We have DO manner OF doubt. L: lie by
ere means sultless book, from The purely dramatic
"pont OF view. Mr.. Kingsley obtrudes his rnori.
These are grave fsuhs in AT; but have already
I" indicated oar opinion that few persons will wish
them absent, eerAIny no, those who seek IN books
not % much al absorbing tale as to become &c.
"quankd with living author, and 70 watch he &C.
ton of his mind upon the nultfaIio.s subjects Of 60
temporary interest"
Tie Daly Ners holds . similar opinion: Oay By
"s peruss OF the work can The reader form any Just
conception Of that extraordinary rchsess OF style
"vhnh vas never more observable % any of Mr..
"KiDgsleys works than II this Il is an honest,
truthful book, calculated better than any work Of
fiction which we have read for IAg time 70 mpssss
upon ne world the value Of esrrsst ttcpsn: and
"se.sH, oru mere saLins about lie shles< sf:seses;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
The DRID SoorI CASA Washingto

The DRID ScoTI Casa Washington corespon
dent Of The cO,rkr AMI Enquire says:
Mr.. Benjamin. submitted resolution that 20, 900
copies Of the supreme Court opinion in the Dred Scott
Gaze be procured from the Reporter Of the Court,
for general distribution. suppose this will pass; for
the Republicans proud OF the learning, ability and
eoluenee OF the papers read by Justices Mclean and
Gurus and are fully dssirou. to give them publicity
as the Democrats can be 70 circulate the fuimnsiions
OF the o'her side But the country will not fail TO notice
from which sde the agitation comes. We are willing
10 Iuolea all the opnlons at private expense, and to
allow calm and dispassionate public judgment TO be
formed upon them. But bere spring. foiw ard Demo.
crat TO open wranale in the ULted Sts;es and to give
It al the aspects OF q nations, eud
AS TO tie optimism Of the majority being decls.on
all sensible men, and especially all lawyers, laugh at
1t gentleman high in the confidence OF the new Ad.
mins'ration gives the following the objects for which
the opinion was extracted from the Court:
81. To support what the late Administration od And
present one intends TO do
40. To confirm extrs-a icia edt Of the late Attor
Ley GtIeraL u which, upon some unnamed pretext /,
pronounced the Missouri Coppronse unconstitutional
IS. To inooise the pre- ent Attorney General Black
N bis opinion on the Psssmoie williamson case.
"a. TO cover Beg and as yet unstated pretens;ons
OF the Democratic party and therefore to provide for
new agitations."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

1be attention Of little gil having been called to
rotebusb, on whose tor moet stem the Oldest rose WA
hdisg, while below and around n three beautiful Grim
son ouGs were just unfolding their charms abe ct once
these hsIe seos have Just awakened in 1ms 70 kiss
their mother before she dies "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

Sosemost bypouite Of al this wsrld had sworn to be
true 70 the Republic, and deceived the republicans I'll
alike. Then Cicero fulmined HE immortal and brave
znscny."
What histories does this writer readi What
meaning does be attach " the words Republic and
Liberty, He had Just told us that the Republic !
had been done 10 death" BY the great ca ptain;
bot here it 10 alive and kicking again o. hoe
Many lives had it Gtrmani:ed readers who have
studied history a q science and not a. heaxsay,
ere under the opinion that the Republic, so far ~
there wss any element Of popular hbcysy in il, lad
been done 70 death a. far hack - tie time Of
Sslls, Who changed it radically, after most awful
period Of persecution and Noodshed, into an oil
Sa,eky Of very few and very rspaciOus MOBILES.
II was against the Overlooking ins0lenee Of this
class that Cesar hsd been compelled 70 erect hi
military dictatorshp-it was this clan which
Killed him-ara it Wa this class who called them
seves the Republic and shouted magniloquent
plrases about Liberty, which some poor fools
among the moderns take for the genuine tang.
Bat discriminating Americana who know how the
word Democracy is prosttused before our very
eyes, are not, We hope, 20 be deluded BY such
transparent sophsm. In name Rome was Repab-
be Down TO the time Of the ater Emperor.
On the death Of Cesar, the politics Of Rome was
thrown into utter confusion. Antony, prohigne
sehemer, but impetuous and fearless being In pos
session Of the Government as Consul got tue start
Of the rest, and BY bis bold plans and reckless hu-
Dsr forced them into coalition against hun. The
high sIistoerssie party, ed BY Brutus and Ca'sius
tho Moderate party Of the Old friends Of Cesar,
and The party Of young Oesavius, suposed Of the
nsre snrelestips alherenx Of CasA,-were ansed,
sss q yrnnyle bet policy, fAiass As'sDy.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21

1t may be very properly asked supposing il should be
shown that state of things exists Utah which all
would admit to be wrong, what are you going to do
about 1t! The subject is not without its difficulties but
they are not altogether insurmountable For one,
should greatly perfer that the people of Utah would
upon calm reconsideration of their affairs
by their action all just of complaint But
If they choose to refuse neglect so to do have
only TO say by silence and non-action that we will
acquiesce TO constuonally express disapproya
l. We may sdisaprove" Of all the laws Of the Terri
tory that we please and thereby annu them for such
reasons as may appear proper.
= We may cireuscribe the boundaries of the Terri
tory, and give the inhabitants much narrower limits
D. II the second proposition be adopted may then
abandon them and leave them fight their in
dependence and salvation, spiritually and temporarily
in their own good time.
4. We may cut up the Territory and annex Il to the
various adjoining Territories.
D. We may organize Territorial Government on the
old plan of Council, consisting Of Governor and
judges, not Mornons and with q military force suf-
cient to maintain it.
have thus given ~ ertso enough of the statutes of
Utah, their doctrand ordinances show their lead
ing characteristics: and that they dangerous and
should be annulled and but hope enough Of
earnest win long be found in Congress ready to
devise some action not of persecution whereby
mon country may be rescued from the great reproach Of
barbaric age.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21
ITEMS FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.


1t appears that the total of deposites in the
Jontstock banks Of London now exceeds $4,000 600;
Of which the London and Westminster alone has eli
4SsO0O being considerably than those Of the same
character in the Bank of England.
letter from Sebastopol that crowd of tour
iss-Engish, French Spanish Italians Algerians and
Portngueseare residing in the south portion Of the city
The dates from Hong Kong to the 18th Of January
The British forces had burnt the suburbs of Canton The
rebel and mperalist fleets had formed junction at
Whampoa and attacked the British squadron They
were compelled to retire. but did so in good order
decree has been promulgated placing the five ports open
to Europeans in state of siege
The King of Bavaria, who is Roman Catholic has
authorized the Protestant pastors in his kingdom to
raise subscriptions for monument which is about to
be erected to the memory of MARTIN LETTER. at Worms
DIED, on Wednesday evening the 18th of February,
in heS5thyear of her age Miss SARAH GALES She was
the last survivor of the three sisters of the late JOSEPH
GALES of Raleigh North Carolina, u S. who left Shelf
field in 1874 political grounds With these ladies our
late hghly-respected townsman, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
resided for more than half century.
Sheffield England Times.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21
SCARCITY OF GAME IN MARYLAND.

The following communication from the Maryland
Sportsnans Club is worthy the attention of every ci
zen who takes interest in the preservation of game
The alarming annual decrease of valuable birds and the
total extinction of some species in places where but
few years ago. they abundant, suggest the
sity of rentroducing and protecting them The subject
should be considered in purely economic point of view
for the interests of the sportsman who year by year.
finds the of his operations diminishing removed
westward is trivial compared with the extinction of
valuable product Of the forests:
Office Of the Maryland Sportsmans Club,
No. 200 Baltimore st., Baltimore, MGrch 10, 1857.
SIR Owing to the extreme severity of last winter
many valuable birds destroyed and unless prper
means are used for their protection many VII fal
victims to the rgor of the present In view OF
this fact the Maryland Sporsmans Club have purchased
thousand live partridges which they win furnish to
gentlemen for the purpose of turning out this spring
The club desireo the evil which has long
ised Of killing game during their hreeFing sue
geesSaY qtr ag 1SS ff and saesa snss
soundlaw which shall efectually prevent IL
Very respectfully,
T. PoULTEEy, Secretary.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-21

The Athenaum Female College at Columbia Tennes-
see, was destroyed by FIRE on the Sd instant.