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For the Daily Patriot.
Incidents of Travel and Tricks upon
EraVeIers.

My name is Of No Consequence! Where my
| ancestors obtained title SO consequential, /
have never been able TO ascertain, as our
family history gives no account of it's origin.
As to the monosyllabc character of my first
and middle names, / attribute that 10 the La
comic disposition of my parents, who, be it
understood, were 'people of few words"
Having determined to visit the Gland of
my foreiathers," and having arrived as far on
my contemplated journey as Sandy Hook off
New York Harbor, propose to give your
readers history of my adventures by "food
and field" and thus begin a narration--to
contain, in all probability, a history of events
|, aud incidents the most thrilling and intensely
romantic ever rccounted by historian or voy-
ager l am afioat on the serpentine twisting
and turpentine swelling Cumberland. As l
watch the shores of my native city receding
in the dim distance-the Gland of my home
fitting FROM my view''-many contending
emotions struggle for the mastery in bosom,
perhaps too much given to selfshness, yet
warm in its attachment to, and filled with
yearning for, that locality l was leaving,
where at all seasons could be obtained two
Sherry Cobblers for Ia shilling. and Melee CT
gars at the moderate cost of one cent each. /
was not the only passenger on the good
steamer John Gault, who INDUCED in these
gloomy reflections. Quacklebum, my COM
pdaion du Uoyage, experienced the same emo
tons. lie, generous fellow, saw and felt for
nay heart-corroding sorrow, and with tear
moistened eye led me aside and proposed as
an antdote, eight draehms OF Bourbon
straight" Quacklebum is an experienced
! Traveller aud a medical man. He is not THAT
retired Physician whose sands of life have
nearly run OUT but a Doctor OF distinction,
us tue number of tombstones in the vicinity
of his late village residence amply attest
His prescription in the present instance, acted
| like charm. Our nerves received new
strength from the internal admission of q
genial spirit, aud we ascended TO the burri
cane deck in tine TO get parting glimpse o
one Of the many eastellatsd edifees on the
Bluff which adorn the front OF our city
known ~ Dix's MAdamizing Institution
already rendered famous by the classic pen Of
one Of your city contemporaries. Gracefully
| glidcs our noble craft with the stream and
with such apparent ease tina, the motion il
scarcely percepdble. Thus We left the Nash,
vile Wharf, and after long and tediou,
voyage often minatesl arrived at the lower
wharf-a distance of one thousand, two han
dryd and tfly-hye feet from the city OF Mash
willie. Notwithstanding the tediousness Of
this voyage aud the great length Of time &C
cupied in accomplishing IT, there was among
the passengers an elasticity OF spirits which
was remarkable. aud. barring an occasional
Whit from the little Office opposite the clerk
tise trip Mas without a cloud to mar lis agree,
able brightness.
Again ~e started, and again We landed, O.
take On cargo Of Hour. Whether We started
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GfddIngs on Mr.. Nathan Sargent,s
Platform for n New Party.

Platform for n New Party.
Hon. JOSHUA X. GrDDINGs on his return to
his constituents, after the adjournment of
Congress, issued an address to them, in which
he gave the reasons which induced him to
support the amendment which defeated the
original Kansas bill in the House. They are
such reasons as will strengthen the new party
movement in the South, by gaining for the
platform" troops of warm and Jealous
friends-''in a horn''i t- - III
1.-THE proposed amendment denied in the
most unmistakable language that Kansas tcas
a SLzre State. as the President had officially
asserted; it placed him on>ihe records of oar
country a falsifier of truth, and constituted
an unqualified Reputation of his avowed
policy. Nor could we disguise the conviction
that the friends of the President in the Senate
would never agree to the bill when thus
amended. They could only accept it by an
abandonment OF the President, and of his
long-cherished policy. All were conscious
that both the Executive aud Democratic party
were under the control of the Slave Power
that that power demanded The unconditional adj
MISSION Of kaRsos as &eue State, aud that
several States and many politicians were
pledged to dissolve the Union unless Kansas
was Internationally admitted with her Lee
compton Constitution. Ii was therefore NOR
ally certain that adhoessee to the amended bill
bv the House would constitute defeat of the
Executive and his party, and would prerent
TIE enactment Of The Lecompton Constitution INTO
lac. wcrfFE - TW Ii & ~ n &4f
..All clearly foresaw that every friend Of
the President in the House and in the Senate
would vote against the amended bill, aud, as
we supposed, all who voted for the bill were
solemnly pledged TO adhere 10 il. We all saw
that to make Kansas ESee State we must frst
defeat the Presidents efforts TO make il Siare
State. His project was before u, was forced
upon us for decision, and must be met aud
disposed of before ere could take the Jirx sep
ionards making kansas free. Aud speak not
| for myself, bat 1 think for nearly the esfsrs
Reya6l,cas party is tAe kbsase Of Representatives,
when l say that our eiJect and design in
voting for the amendment was To DEFEAT THE
SENATE BILL; To defeat the Executive and
Slave Power in their efforts To nsaks kaasas a
Stare State To avoid thai defeat, every fol-
! lower Of the President, both In the House and
| in the Senate, voted egaiasf the amendment.
| The result for which we eontended was at
taiaed. The Senate bill was DEFEATED, kaH-
sas Is nas Store State, and the President staads
| upon the records of the nation convicted oi
| official falsehood."
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Esc- The Memphis ElgLe and Enquirer of the
9th inst. publishes a letter purporting to ema-
nate from correspondent in Nashville. We
clip from it the following paragraph about
the Bank of Tennessee, &C.
Several days ago you charged the Bank. in
an editorial, with committing larcenies upon
the people, fact patent to all the world !;
yet those who are pensioned on the banFs cry
out Misrepresentation, persecution No man
of common honesty will question your state
ment, for the developments already made of
defalcations, are astounding. Now and then
an editor with an owl-likc face will attempt
to pallate or excuse the losses of the Bank.
Such apologists are either connected with it
as officers or borrowers.
AS the PATRIOT took occasion to correct the
statement of our Memphis contemporary men
toned above, we presume the above paragraph
is intended, in part or wholly, for us. No
one connected with the PATRIOT is an officer
of the Bank, or a borrower of it. We, there
fore. dcnounce the author of the letter as a
liar, who fabricates falsehood for the love of
it, and an unmitigated scoundrel.
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Gs- Another item of gossip relates to the
Prince of Wales. who although only IL years
old, bids fair to become a worthy successor to
the last Prince of Wales--the very fast George
Nv. The Prince, it is reported to the horror
of his mother the Queen. has been detected in
an intrigue with one of the ladies, in-waiting
to her Majesty. The result was the imme-
date ending of the precocious youth on
visit of penitence into Ireland. The Incl
Gent will perhaps delay the establishment of
the young Prince in his own house-a mea-
sure to which her Majesty had given consent,
aud which was soon to be realized.-Paris
letter ". y. Times.
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Berhave,s Holland Birrer..

We have been selling Bnrhave's Holland Bitters for
,ome months; and, although, when it first intro
auced, did not urge its SALE being unacquainted
with the article; still found the public determined
- have it, and TO meet the demand have been
obliged To purchase OF this article than ever
have of any other patent medicine whatever. Every
day brings testimonials of its efficacy removing
The various complaints for which it is recommended,
>nd in offering 1t TO our customers, we do with
Iore confidence in its virtues than is due 10 most
preparations of the kind.
GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
jyT-1w 1874 Randolph st. Chicago ILL.,
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LIE RIyRR 0ppnSrrr J

The RIVER OPPOSITE VICKsBURG.-We
learn from accurate measurement, by a
scientific gentleman, that the Mississippi
river opposite this point is now .torty-egM and
n half feet above low water mark The present
depth of the channel just below the wharf
boat, opposite the Prentiss House. is ninety
secen feet. The usual average width of the
river between Vicksburg and DeSoto is t,centy
ur hundred fet-its width now, from the
extremity of the water on each bank is near
three thousand feet-[ Vicksbuuy Wing, July Isl.
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JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MoNTAGU's PAGE, an Historical Romance Of
the Seventeenth Century, by G. p RI JAMES
ALSO,
LECTURES OF LOLA MONTEz, Countess OF Lands
field } Including her Biography.
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY. or n Summer Ramble
among the Fossilferous Deposites OF The Hebrides
Rambes Of a Geoogist, or Ten Thousand Miles
over the Fossiiferous Deposites OF Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, IL ID. Just received by
je29-n CHARLES W. SMITH
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s- \ Tennessean arrived in the city yes
rerday with 500 in his pocket, which he con-
trived 10 lose i'll divers places into which, in
his research after the ardent, he found his
way. His name is 5. McManus. and being up
wards of 60 years of age he should have
known better. a man named Henry Rich
ardson was arrested last night upon suspicion
of having eased him of portion of the plum
aer.-Cfa. Com.
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MARRIED.

On the LIST inst, at the residence of Frank. A. R.
colt, by Rev R. b. McMullen, DIR. VoNALBADE An
,ERsoN, Of Haorama Coffee county Middle Tennessee,
Mss ~ JENNIE Scorr, of Cedar Grove, Knox coun-
y, East Tennessee.
a Calm be the current of your lives,
As rivers deep and clear,
Mild be the light upon your path
To guide you and 10 cheer" .. n.
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Important Information.

7 this season Of the year. no family osaghs IN 70
N without having Ina the house seine pro-aTt
and efcsent remedy cholera moreus dl1rrhRra,
disor that apt to attack al ages, and which
may result in fatal consequences before physician
can be procured
The Grsfenberg Dysentery Syrup, only Sc cents
Per bottle has the last years cured uose
of disorders az the ba~els, mailer hos vinlert.
than all other remedies and prescriptions Psf 20
getter. - fft
La HIHHAKp, chairman q the Bard of Health q
New York the cholera sssson- ee<tines tkaf
froas fkfs <ia> sszcd df tAe Qsaranfiss
srossssd tA<rs nd an<e>r total case II eAeira-
DE. DE FoRRDu, Commissioner Of Croinn water
Works certhez that !: all eas~s % bowel CON
plaints produced by eating tae msch ffait, from
other not frssn immediate stspIaee of In
dischzrges bat from chemicals change produced BY
the contents q the bossets. and that q pFo-tuoe-
Ai-etAsas Il The brain. shsch osher remedies are
apt % do,
ThFoaghsut Trnnes.es and Ai.bsm. a has always
been fsaasa a prsmpt rcmcey for Bloody ft-z.
had &C all druggists. and 81 the ssescreer II
Patteresa 4 frcemAe : farEItnre
iuneiS-u AikA- MACKENZIE
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Our Foreign Trade-Etnancial Pros
esd pects.

The importations for last week. says the New
York Eapress Of Monday, show that the rapid
curtailnient of our ion.ign trade,-whieh
begun when the panic begun last year,-is
still steadily progressing A prominent
feature is the now almost total falling OF Of
articles of luxury. We are buying but little
patent leather, not much jewelry, and hardly
any champagne.
The Express adds:
A slightly increased movement In dry
goods however, ie visible. The value OF last
weeks importations was 81 COS $50, against
$751; I3 Tor the corresponding period last
year. ~ 1000.
Tn. total value OF merchandise OF all des-
scri.siuns imported at tbs port Tor the
Sax mouths ending June % VS.. sol $50 ,7Yl
Corresponding period LAst ysar....... iisl'l ,sss
Decrease in 1855 .............-.-..ssI, 40 ,e4s
The two most considerable Items among
the importations of last week, we may add,
are coffee and hides. We bought sles 5z6
worth Of the former, and some $1,000 worth
of the latter.
These facts are most suspicious Of our r. :
coyery from present troubles, and oi the Iutnre
financial safety OF the ceuuiry. As people
we haze been grooming ander the weight ~
debt. contracted chiefly Ia a Wild spirit oi ex-
travagance tor years past, aud ths hsurss
cited by the Express show that We have enh-
mcuced the work OF retrenchnent al the right
point. An energetic people IKE ours, pi.ss.d
with so generous . soil, should never be IN
d .bt: nor would th.y be II but moderate de.
gree of wisdom and eeoiiomy were exerciss
the matter Of disDdi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40
yabtican. s..sr
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EARLY COrToN.-On the 9Th inst. we re-
ceived lock of new cotton from the Florida
plantation of our friend ALLEN GIBSON. Esq.
This is pretty early. Our Florida neighbors
Keep always IA little ahead, in corn and cotton.
MnnL MniI
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Seven Acres ON Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p. Brown and others Samuel b. Brown ana
r tr others. q f.f'l
pursuance OF a decree made In the above named
cause, BY the Chancerv Cou,t at Nashville AT lis
Ma Term, SIS, will oner for sale the highest
bidder, on credit OF B. and months at the Court
House IN this city Saturday the Tih day Of August
le9s the tract 81 Land In the pieadngs mentioned and
described the same being tract 81 'crcs living
on the Stewart's Ferry Turnpike Road this county
and bought by the defendant, Samuel r. Brown Of
VIM J. Brown Notes with two approved securities
required and a lien retained until purchase money is
paid. no p CLAWS =
jy6+f c. q NJ Chancery Cour; al NashviT-
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Lot on Carroll Street, &C feet
front, and Lot No. ~ i'm Uni
versity Lots fronting so fe ct OH
East side Of Lebanon Pike.

X H. Groomes, Admir-. Of A. L. Sutan VS. r A.
Campbell and others. +.
IN pursuance Of a decree made IN the above ,ars,,
by the Chancery Court at Nashville az its Nav
Term, 1888, VIII o8sr for sale the Court house in
this city, on Saturday the 18th of August 1855 ths,
property mentioned in the peadngs 10 wit: lot or,
Carroll street GO feet front by $50 feet alley and
ot on east side OF Lebanon Turnpike 50 feet front by
lao feet To an alley The fot on ctrro will be sold
as the property of A. l.. Sun der'd and tire Lot ON
the Lebanon Turnpike joint and common property
Of said estate and r. n Groomes
IEkNs---S1oo in cash ON each Lot, and the residue
on and years credit, without Interest.
JNO GIEAEFS,
ty6-td G. 4 NJ Chancery Court at Nashville
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.

IN Thursday, July 18th, we win offer
for sale IN front Of Warehouse, No. 10 Public
Iuare, a large and complete assortment OF Grocer
), consisting in part as follows: 4tt
so hhds. n Sugar; 100 bbs. old Rye and
rs bbls. Crushed Sugar; Bourbon Whisky: 90 ~
rs Powdered Sugar; so bbls, ". York Brandy
rs Loaf Sugar; rs - New York Gin;
rs bbis. Molasses: IS half hbls. =. Medius
so Golden Syrup; Ras Malaga;
Is kegs do do. 25 bbsf Sweet Malaga
10 bags Bait Coffee; Wine:
IS +" Pepper; 100 eighth c'ks Hennessey
Is /" Spice; Brandy;
so doz Brooms; 10o bbls. Rectied Whisky;
so doz. sh-boards; 100 Memphis Vinegar:
i 90 doz Painted Buckets 100 "a Cincinnati do
rs nests Tubs; so bas Champagne Wine
20 boxes star Candles; 100 box. do Cider;
30 Tallow do. 10 casks Brown Stout;
SO a. (36 bars) Soap; 20 /" Ale;
so casks English Soda; 100 boxes Glassware:
rs bbls. No. Q, large so dog t;round Mustard;
Mackerel fresh; so Z" " Pepper, pure;
80 half bbls Mackerci; so " Lemon Syrup;
20 bbs Lake Fish, fresh; 20 20 Strawberry and
SO hf do do do; Pine Apple Syrup; IA
70 kegs Nails; 20 boxes quart Pickles;
10 boxes Manf. Tobacco; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
so bales Smoking do; so dog. Cotton Lines;
SO NJ Cigars: so I" Juse do.
The above, with many other articles viii be put up
I'D sold In quantities 10 suit purchasers.
jy l3-td CARTER. MCKAY 4 co.
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FINE FARM For SALE,i

WISH % Eeh one Of the pretticst and desira-
lite places that has been offered for sale con-
tans about 400 acres Of dne and fertile land with ec
CANT Improvements. Ia.. - ..
Also, one containing ~ Acres well watered and tim
bered. with improvements.
mayl5-r WILL. l. BOYD liz
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PioEoSs AND rHE CoRS.--We learn thai the
pigeons In many localities in this county are
literally sweeping the late planted corn helds
clean, pailing up the stalks and drvoaring
every grain. 0ne man loot sixteen acrrs, am
other eighssea. another ten, and 80 ON. They
cannot be driven away. for when fired at they
oliy rise to light again within few rods--
Hundreds and thousands Of them have been
slaughtered within few days by our ciuzens,
but this numbers do not seem 70 diminish in
the leAzf.-Hafsoa Exp. 81 4st fls4aE -zs
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LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS, 10 engage in
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20 90 to 500 90 yer month For PARTICULARS, en-
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jylS- Atkinson Depot, y. H.
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Having purchased Mr.. NTAnahAn's interest," n the
snosfs nave takeH - partners n ear bpssnrss
fsxDn A. 4litssu and john Johnsan. We shall cna-
tiauc q old stana, ~bere etlf ~ pieased %
meet Oh frsends and merchants generally.
H<lng anxSsas - eut ae~n present stl-ck in~
f-zsslsiet pfcIar2tsry o. ear ian puSchzss st
oer lndocenrnt a prcs ~ thass slzklng - fspscp
81 their sssok xestzii be glad an tinsss re-
esiss thrsr srdsrss sna wfii DO bess - M dem
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WTE are Offering for sale that beautiful and xeNi
w improved farm, containing 65 acres, fronting
the Gailatn TURNPIKE and within sight OF the LOUIS
Vile and Nashville Iailroad = miles from Nashville.
Ihs place h in nf the best neirhborhoods
the state The improvements, consisting of a GEM
me,tious Dwelling House, good servants Rooms
khch~n, Carriage Hanse, sta bies, and exceient
Springs, all under "a substantial enclosure.
TRANSPORT, McwHIRTER CO.
lune13-lm No 3 Inn Block
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Lot on Market Street, 25 by 90.

Ewing Bowen "a. caIlaghan and G p Sanders RS
A.--
DURSrANT % a decree of this Court In the above
Il causes, at May Term, 1855, viii offer at Public
sale at the Court House in this city Saturday the,
9Th day Of August, 1885, what il known rs the
C1laghan property on Market street the same beir
rs feet front BY 90 feet deep lEl ~
TERMS Ono third cash and for the balance n rredS,
OF one and two years with notes with approv-
ed security required aud lien retained until hs.
purchase money IL fully pad-and properv sold with
out equity of redemption.
JNO. f. GIEAvFS
jc6-td CAM Cltancery Court M NasbI-rt-
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TIVE arn Of AIIIslS. ANDERSON a On, CON
II posed af And Allison, 7. Andersen and ". q
NfAnzhan, sas BY msstGai CONSENT Dissolved tke
1T aay q Jstas, ~ ne rrrlng nf M uIAz.atszn
from tbe arm Aud Aiiison and I. Andcrson are
alssne anAurxed - uiad up the business o. the aia
rrn- Thess ihdebtesd - the isis hrm rcqe-<tcd
- make payment wthnat delay. ant these having
etaas sxaiass tbs wsii present. hen for pay
n.enl ALLISON, ANDERSON CO.
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nem advertisements.

BOAR DIN G.-rhree or four single gentlemen
. ;commodated with Board and Lodging. Enquire al
.. 4 Market street ly .l3-lts
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Extra Chance.

L AM offering for sale that bcautfnl House and Lot
l. ON Cherry street, ad Joining the "Upinn Budinesv
(ho~ IN course 90 ercrtinn) fronting so
ming back ISL feet This Is the desirable prop
efy IN the city for sale Also, two Store Houses on
Marx street near Spring st. Apply to
Will. T.. BOYD,
1yl-u No. so Cherry street.
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Stock fOr Sale

On SHARES Building stock. Also, shares Nash.
~ vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock.
Apply To Will. l.. ROYD, Agent,
Jyl-u No. SO Cherry street
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A Country Home for Sale!

L'OURTFFN and half acres of choice Land can
Il be purchased on very reasonable terms IL is
convenient 10 the market ms a vegetable garden
Apply 10
may22 W I
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MisffIlaueous.

Fresh Vaccine Matter.
WE have lust received fresh article OF Vaccine
w Matter, WILLS, HOOPER 4 CO.,
ylO-u Druggists, Cedar ST