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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

MoRE New GooDs-We noticed yesterday that
the Messrs. Eskin & Co, we're receiving another
large addition to their stock Ct goods Their stock
of ladies' fine dress goods ready made clothing, fan
cy goods &c, &C., is now most beautiful and COM
pete. This is one Of the largest ard best Who'll =
sale stocks of goods in the city. Country mer-
chants will DO well to cal and examine this immense
aud admirable stock Will. selecting their sum mer
goods
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

eS- The Tree Cdro'inian is informed that on
Tuesday night last, Mr.. Robert Norris, an old and
respected citizen of Anderson Dist, was when
within short distance OF bis residence, set upon
by several persons whom he could not recognize,
who threw hin down. aud tore the clothes from his
person, In the hurried attempt TO rob him. Mr.. n.
badly hurt from the rough treatment be receiv-
ed. Fortunately he had but a small sum of money
about him, and the robbers did not, in getting it.,
steal enough TO compensate them for the risk They
only obtained some six or seven dollars. Mr. n.
cried out loudly when assailed, and Mr.. Magee, a
neighbor Of his heard him and went to his assist
ADce. Upon his approach the robbers fed.
JAS. II. ENDRICK,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

GARDNER, SHEPARD--& Co., WHOLESALE TRADE.
THIS enterpisng and enegetic firm has brought
one OF the largest and finest STOCKS Of boots Shoes
hats, caps straw goods, &c, to market this season
we have ever seen here. Our attention was called
to it yesterday, aud friend White Of that establish
ment politely conducted US through il. The house,
one Of those new four stories on the west side o.
the Square is fill from top TO bottom Of the above
description OF goods embracing every kind and
style Of each that can be named. Each story is oc-
cupied with rticular line of goods, so that the
purchaser can be shown anything ne desires to pur
chase alta moments notice. We are grat6ed to see
that Til firm is doing an immense business, and are
constantly receiving fresh supplies Of goods.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
} Reward!
BONNDTNE,

A 6ESfLEMAS and WIFE can be aosam noaatel via
II board application BE- RAde ~ u,gh street, thres
der norih " Broad II u within hFs mtnats' 80 ~
The square 10 AeAthy iecaion Zee gsnlssl dnyboss
en- cas- 1e aeesentgaAto. fmls-fm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

IITEhave lust received from RerrrAns in New York,
w zoe assartmens Of cHtLDREN's CARRIAGES, con.
famine the hneEt that haze ever been broagh
this city, -
mIo MACKRSzfE a WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
G. q . FL TX t u I. Q .
OF ALL KINDS,
Fine Chand IieFs,
for Gas, Oh, or Candles; and is prepared 70 have
q A : FIT ING,
done in the best manner.

spring and Summer BOnnctS.-NeIV York
millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment will open in few days the cam
paign, with matchess display of new Spring Bon.
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the styles eaborately rich the
trimmings, a brilliant the coors that such COM
binaton OF artistic taste and skill cannot fail to rec
ommend itself TO the ladies', as well as country mer.
chants who desire having the last link in the con-
trolling power OF Fashion for their customers, in
preference TO bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted With the
business as those who are exclusively engaged in
IL, aud who give it their undivided attention.
Parties 10 the country directing their orders to
this establishment, or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to-
Every description Of Straw Bonnets aud Hats
bleAchrd 10 the new italian Method aud trimmed 10
superior manner.
D. Remember thsspot No. SO Union Street, Camps
bells new building-B. & b. or. mar9d-a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

~ ss g. ke9fa maaasagfuFed deeds si ~ pF1npt-
d altened IA 01ee ~ L. WessisTa, cerner hEasa
nlae frant stests. dseis =. RUSSELL. Asena
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
Landreth,s Extra Early Peas.

I BBL Landreth's Extra Early Peas warranted frush
{ march 10 EERNAs kAtNs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

DscKLEs, sALHos AND sagcEs lsars
Il selss3ey asees LoAu8Iksk eo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

pIcKLED SALMON. issa ssssivs& sal, a 6
dtoif RUMsEYE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
Casters
u .A..n- ~
waiteks.

IITRhave varsity u cheap pAlterns
w MO MACKENZIE wfLsAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19

IS p n c.!
1857. 80" 1857 .~''''''-'~1857
WASHINGTON, BRYAN 6 Co.
NO. IS
NORTHEAST COR. SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
IMPORTERS AND ExoLUsKLY
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Irish Linens,
White Goods,
Embroideries,
Laces, and
Edgings
we also keep IuIi hues W
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
Picknit & Twisted Silk MittS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, CRAVATs.
ALSO:
CARPET BAGS,
port Wonatea, Buttons,
BELTS, THREADS,
Combs, Brushes, Varieties.
We have made heavy additions TO our former pur-
chases, adding many entire
New Lines of Goods,
Amongst which will be found large and complete
assortment of
BONNETS,
OF all prices, to the STYLES of which our pur,
chaser has paid especial attention.
Our STOCK or
BONNET TRIMMINGS ABD Ribbons
comprises all the latest Styles and Designs.
We invite especial attention to our large and en-
drely new Stock Of
GENUINE
~ -
GOLD JEWELLERY,
Which We guarantee 70 turn Oas as represented.
ALSO.
Plated JeOve1ry
Of ali kinds. and gres. variety Of
JE TT ~ % % I'D 8.
By dsvoging cur lime exclusively to oar ous
branch Of business. and purchasing almost entirely
for CASH from the MANUFACTURERS, We
are enabled 70 procure goods AZ the
Very Lowest Figures,
and therefore feel safe 10 saying that we ESQ oger
Merchants SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. both IN
prices and variety Of goods.
Our Stock wil be ready sOr sale By the 90lh inst
WANTED.
Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, &C.
ssshs highsss market price.
WASHINGTON, BRYAN & CO.,
Next door 90 the Methodist Pub
fishing House, Nashville.
febiT-sm
cm0KED sALMOS Aasso~s ssa tur.slssx
- &efI A@sAts
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
Land Warrants.

Land Warrants 10 New York duh, the supply being
in Of the demand and prices have slightly receded
Messrs TaYIor Brolhers 10 Wall follows
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
Anthractte ConI.

90 CASKS pure Anthracite osal. from PsnnsyiyA
OZ Tor sale BY lnisl A. HAMILTON.
HENT0CKY JACK FoR sALE.--I have No. 4
N JACK, years ga IA jay neEt. &c vas sired BY
marrenro Mamm5uth, dan " Black uawk Pedigree
trou hout perfectly pure. Cal ~ r. ~ Porses az In.
, f,rmaten lmul ". y. FisgBAoK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
w RITTNG

A Ii who wish TO avail themselves Of Mr..
n D0LBEARS instructions in Writing should -
do without delay, MIR rs stay in the city m 80
Is but limited Those who wish tn know the-SE%1z4L
permanent advantage f his instructions should inquire
those VIII In he taught Is yeare since in this place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-19
Spring and Summer Goods.
WARD g. BIRMINGHAM,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

IAVE received their stock Of Spring and Summer Gods
IL Of the latest styles and best qgasy, Whch
open Tor inspection aud W0ud be pleased
from Their old irisnds And the pa0ie generally.
Cedar street, Marcl ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27

Second. The second fact to which we
wish to direct attention is this: The late
Republican Legislature abolished the School
Library Tax-thus depriVing the poor chill
dren of the State, Of one of the most impor-
tnnt means of knowledge and improvement.
There was a law upon the Statute book
which provided for establishing and keeping
up library of valuable and useful knowl.
edge in every School District in Ohio
Here was Fountain of Light to the unfor.
tunate children of the State. The law was
founded in justice, liberulity and humanity
BY its benefcent provisions, the fatherless.
and tha homeless children OF 0hio--no mat.
ter how poor the cabin where they dweh
how ragged the clothes they wore, or how
homely the fare upon their table-might still
find means of disciplining and educating
their immortal minds and preparing them
selves for proper discharge of the duties o
life. This law SO useful, so generous wa:
voted down by Republican Legislature !
These Republicans could vote hundreds o
thousands of dollars to carry on a war o
treason in Kansae, bat not single cent I
furnish Libraries for the children Of Ohio
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
An Attack on the Cataract.

On Tuesday OF this week body of some
sixty armed meh, with faces blackened, made
an attack upon a'hodse of i'll fame, known in
this, and almost every other community near
this place, as the Cataract. 1t Itappears they
disguised themselves somewhere previous to
entering town, then marched down in front
of the house, placed their guard, and made a
'charge'upon the building with axes, hutchets,
crowbars, &C., demolishing part Of the roof,
the plastering Of the rooms, partitions, wealth.
er boarding and Ten Pin Alley. No person
was injured in the attack, no resistance hav.
ing been made by the inmates. Although
the demolshng of this notorious house was
an illegal act-not advised by the public
meetings Of this place,-yet it has been done
even by mob violence, the citizens of this
place feel it was a good work, and that a
nuisance of great magnitude and power has
been removed from their midst, and glad
they are relieved Of the terrible stencil and
scourge, Of such a pestilence. After they
had Completed their r'work-(taking about 25
minutes, ,o-they marched off to the edge oi
} the woods and disappeared. The woman
who kept the house, Fanny T. Lews) talks
} about commencing prosecution, and the
t citizens of Alliance and vicinity have held O
meeting and resolved to furnish means to
defend the men whoever they are, agans
! such ecution.--Altiancs Times.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Senatorial Convention.

The Democratic Electors Of the several
townships Of Portage county are hereby re-
quested to appoint, en- SATURDAY,, the
29th day Of August. delegates to the Sena'
lorial Convention TO be held at Franklin, in
PortVge County, on Tuesday, tie l,t day o
September, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The ratio adopted gives AtwDter l; Auro
ra /; Brimfeld .; Chsrlestown /; Deerfelt
l.; Edinburg ]; Franklin .; Freedom /; HI
ram /; Mantua 1; Nelson !; PIlmyra !; Pa
ris / Randolph /; Ravenna 3; Rootstown
Shalersville !; Sreelsbtrou2h !; SuflielG2 2
Windham /.
1t is expected that ecch township will be
represented without fail.
JIG. WILLIS, Of Portage co.,
r. O. HAMMOND, Of Summit co
Stnatcrial Committee
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27

I9. We are in favor oflIhe free grant OF
the public lands by the General Govern
ment in limited quantities 10 actual set.
tiers.
l3. We approve the act Of the last Gene
raj Assembly providing for the better secu-
rity OF the State Treasury; rectifying abuses
reducing State tsxation and expenditure, and
limiting the amount Of local taxation by
county and municipal authoriiiesi and we
demand such further legislation as will most
effectually protect the money of the people
from embezzlement and misOpplication, and
most perfectly secure economy and eff
cheney in every department Of the State ad'
miAistration.
| IL. The administration OF S1lmon p
Chase ns thesChief Executive of the State
Government. has.been honest, able and dig
nifed, commanding the admirati1n and con
fdence Of our own people, and the re spec
of the people of cur sister States.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Tie Republican Piatfoi sr.

There are fourteen resolutions in the Re-
publican State platform. Eleven of these
have not the remotest bearing upon The do.
mestic concerns of Ohio, or the duties OF the
officers of State. Only three can be claim
as legtimately belonging to the issues of the
present canvass. The idea of electing a
State governor to attend solely to tfuirs out
stas of the boundaries of Ohio, is simply ri.
'diculous. We have had just such an admin
irtration as that, for the last two years. |
has done no good for the cause offreedom; i
has brought ruin, bankruptcy, and disgruct
upon the State. Bleeding Kansas has blet
the people o: Ohio well nigh to death.
Let it be remembered that Salmon P
Chase during his last administration, want
only neglected the local concerns Of tn
State and by his neglect, public and unpar
ralelled disasters have overwhelmed tn
people of the commonwealth. Shall we in
trus, the reins of power to his hands again
Shall we allow him to complete the work {
ruin which he has begunl
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
RN&nl NOsicC.

AIonzo Dewy, Plaintiff, In the Court of Common
r, against I Pleas of Portage county,
Elias Brown, nefendantS Ohio. Civil action.
THE said defendant Elias Brown, who is
anon resilient Of the State of Ohio, will take no.
tce that on the 9Th day ef August A. d. 1857 Alonzo
Dewy filed against him, in the ice of the Clerk of
said Court his petition, which is still pending in said
Court the Object aud prayer thereof being compel
the said defendant specifically TO perform. by execu-
ting the proper decd of conveyance to the plaintiff,
certain contract made aid entered into by and between
the said Brown and one John . Sawyer. on the 2sth
day of May D., l8fe, for the sale TO said Sawyer,
OF one and thirty nine hundredths of land situ
ate in lot No ~ in the tow nshp of Franklin In said
county Of Portage, bounded n0rthery. eastery and
southerly by the streets highways, and westerly by
land then owned hy Charles H. Rhoads, being the land
on which said Sawyer resided and which Is more par
ucularly described in sid petition. Said petition al
ieges that the said plaintiff has by assignment and pur
chase acquired the absolute interest In said contra
as against The said defendant, and that the plaintiffs
entitled 10 conveyance in fee OF said premises
Said defendant viii further take notice that unless
heapPcars and answers said petition before the
9Th day of October, A. D., 1857 the prayer thereof
will be granted, and orier and decree entered ac
cordingly. !. l.. Il II. q. RANNEY,
August l3, ls57-Gw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
IE,Eic BED EaHscIl PNEtY.

A. p. Stone, the Republican candidate
for State Treasurer, says that ''mechanics
should pear red patch On tEe shoulder 10
designate them from geEtlemtn"
Mr.. Stone could not have made remark
more insulting to the honest laborers of the
country. 1t shows, at a glance, the whole
character of the man. He is on aristocrat
"A bank-fed, purse. proud nGbob-who is
willing to appropriate the ayails of the poor
mans labor to his own aggrandisement; but
is unwilling to award to him the ordinary
rights und privileges of society. Stone be-
longs to party which would elevate the
negro, but at the same time, ho would grind
the honest WHITE MECHANIC into tie very
dust under his heel.
We have been tGugh: to believe that there
is more honesty, probity and virtue among
the mechanics and farmers of the country,
than can be found with any other class
They are the support and stay Of the nation
In time of war, they are the ones, who shou!.
der the musket and 60 out in defence OF ouI
homestead and our honor. In time oi
peace, they are the ones who SOW the seed
and gather in the harvest They build the
ships, and the cities; they tell in the workshop
and stand by the flaming forge. The mark:
of their skill, their Industry, their taste
their enterprise are scattered here and there
everywhere, all over cor broad land. Ant
yet, these are the men whom A. P. Stone
declares should wear red patch en- thei
shoulders TO designate th;m from gentle
men! The mechanics Of Ohio shoult
remember him when they go to the bDllo
box. They are freemcn still, and although
A. p. Stone moy desire it, he cannot make
them Slaves.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27

o. P. Brown and L. 3. Taylor in their
speeches, the other evening, charged Gov.
Medill with dereliction of duty because du.
ring the four years of his administration, he
never examined TIE Treasury once. They
imputed this to him as a crime. Both the
speakers when they made the charge, either
knew, or ought to know, that Gov. MedIi
coaid not examine the condition of the Treas
ury. There was at that time, no law per-
nilting such examination. They further
know or ought to know that both Gov. Me-
dill and Auditor Morgan were exceedingly
anxious to examine the Treasury, and thai
they in the Message and Report, earnestly
urged the necessity Of law permitting then
to do so. We make this correction now, 81
that if such statements are repeated hereaf
ter by Republican stumpers ia Portag'
county, that both speaker and hearer ma!
know them to be willfully untrue.
The law permitting the examination Of tn
TTeasury was moi passed until the winter Q
1866. Gov. Chase is the man who has fail
ed,to do his duty, and not Gov. Medill.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Oar canGidate for State Treasurer

The proper way in which to estimate the
standing of man in regard to personal repa.
tation and character is to take the judgments
.of those who reside in his immediate vicinity.
Let US apply this rule to Mr.. Morris, the
Democratic nominee for State. Treasurer
The Woodsfcld Spirit of Democracy. pub
lshed in Monroe County, where Mr.. Norris
resides, says: +..
t. "Mr. Morris is the son of Colonel Joseph
Morris, who served four sessions in Congress,
and was long known Os one Of the most pro.
minent leaders,of the Democracy in this part
Of the State. James Il is now about thirty.
eight years of age, and is by occupation a
farmer. He has never in any way been
connected with banking institutions, and his
views in regard to them are such as to
give the most ample guatantee that he will
never favor them at the expense OF the State.
Mr.. Morris has represented his county in he
State Legislature, where he took position
as a leading member.
! GAS an accountant and fnancier, we will
venture to say ho has not had a superior i.
the Office for which he is a candidate Tor al
least score Of Tears. He docs bushes:
with rnpdity and accuracy that eminenty
! quail y him for Treasurer.
"Iu point of integrily--unquestionnbI3 The
most essential qualification OF fnnncia
oai 'er-he possesses the most unbounde.
confidence OF all who know him. 1t wa
his unimpea chable reputation in this reSpec
taat indHced his friends to urge lis nomiaa
ton. The defalcatons Of the last t"t
Trcasurcrs rendered it peculi rly necessar!
! that the Democratic nominee should b.
above every breath of sGspicion: such u MAJ
is III Morris. This united with his firm 1es
of character, hlscxccient business qnalif1a
tioas, and his Kindness of manner, render hi
nomination particularly gratifying to tn
honest people Of Ohio
Tie Spirit q Demoarocy further adds, tia
Il any attack is made upon Mr. Morris chaI
Qcter, it will be Indignantly repellcd by a
parties at home, whethcr they BIZ Democrat
Black. Pepnb'caEs or Know. Nothiugs,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Running inEo Debt-EmnaTrass,
Encmis tssicEening5 arOusiG us.

Eun?3inE iN4O Debt-EmSaTEaSS-
EHcMis tslicNeMinS a:Oumd Us.
For many years past, The tax.payers of
Ohio have groaned beneath the baythcn Of
an enormous public debt. During the late
Democratic administration it was growing
lighter ana lighter every year. A part of
the principal was paid annually. We bc.
gan TO see cur way through the difficulties
which were around US. But the times haze
changed The history Of Republican fnan-
cjering, during the last two years, is gIoorly
enough. Darker and darker grows the pros
pect. New debts, new burdens, principa,
added TO principal and interest to interest:
with not the rcmotest hope of deliverance,
now greet the over turdened laborcrs upon
every hand.
The payment of the public debt has been
postponed for twenty years. 1t amounts, in
round numbers, to $l{ 100000. The inter-
est thereon for twenty years will be Sl6,-
100000. Thus the debt and our burdens
are more than douJ}ed. But worse than this.
Governor Chase has even borrowed the
money TO pay the annual interest. Here is an
addition to the principal of the debt. Where
is the Sinking Fund which was set apar!
for the payment Of our Indebtedness! Gone
Taken by Governor Chase, in deflnce c
the constitution and the laws, and applied
10 Legitimate purposes. Where ore The
other moneys of the Treasury! Gone per
haps 10 Kansas perhaps for Iowa lands
perhaps for the election of Frcmont-per
hops for illegal banking-nobody knows
but they ure gone. The PEOPLE must m kt
up the deficit. The mechanic and farme
must toll few more hours in the day, a few
more days in the year, and deprive them
selves of u few more comforts; for the none
must be raised, the debts must be paid, tn,
treasury rtust be filled up agaia-lhcre is nj
other remedy.
Bit there is remedy against future mis-
management. The people, thank God, hol,
IN their own hands the reins of sovereignty
and though they may be deceived by falls
promises and finally be Betrayed by the ser
wants whom they have chosen, they can RE
rIEnsER them at the ballot boz. They Cal
i9ht their wrongs and redress their griev
ances, by hurting frem power the thieve
who have plunde-ed their treasure, trample
down their rights, and dishonOred their fai
fame. Eet them remember this, and d
their duty and their whole duty on the sec
ond Tuesday Of October.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27

THE Second year of Mr.. Hdgeman's Sem.
i mary will commence on Monday, Sept. 7th, 1851.
No effort WILDE spared TO sustain the reputation which
the school has already obtained thorough teaching
and effective discipline. The course Of study will be
sufficiently comprehensiveto to accommodate students Of
every grade. ..$ ggsa.,s.e :
MI. Hinton Is place will be supplied BY Mr.. A. s.
Edeerly, gentlemen of superior attachments and ex-
perience in teaching. w. w. HAGEMANs
Rayenna, Aug. IL, lsS7.-3w- Principal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
Democratic County Convention

DcmOcfatIc C0Nnty COhVchIIoti'
The Democratic County Nominating Con-
venton will be held On SAT URDAY, the
18th dsy of September, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
to put in nomination the following officers.
to wit:
One Representative; one Treasurer; one
Prosecuting Attorney; one Probate Judge;
one County Clerk; one Commissioner; one
CoroIcr; one Director of lnfrmary.
]. G. WILLIS,
Chairman Cen. Ex. Com.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27

6TThe wife Of the United States Sena.
tor Fessenden, of Maine, was struck dead by
his side in bed, last week. About O'Clock
Mr.. F., was awakened by remark of his
wife that she felt fatigued. Soon after he
spoke to her, but not obtaining any answer
he felt her pulse, and found she was dead