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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-25

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ing as he had lived, everywhere and in every
thing himself,-we are grateful to him for
bis faithful and generous portaiture of the
bold Borderers of the Southern frontier, too
long looked upon as men
aFft for the mountains, and the barbarous caves,
Where manners ne'er we're preached" hee
Nay we are even obliged to him for the foil
length and high colored picture of Bartolo
Piedras, ''false of heart, light of ear, bloody
of hand, for the Mexican is real villain.
But alasl when we ask for women, he gives
as only heroines. We cannot thank bin for
that. We cry out for our "pound of flesh"
full of warm blood, and palpitating lte,-5ut
he says no, sit is not nominated in the
bond, y and you must take it SO, without eth
err blood, or life. Why do Jane Eyre, and
Grace Leigh, take such hold upon your senses,
and each stand before your soul like living
presence2 They are real women,-true, nat
ural, living, breathing flesh and blood. OF
being gifted with the mind and heart which
our author has awarded to Julia Allison, there
is but one real incident recorded, l. e., her last
interview with, and final rejection of Mabry
Gray. The woman is tbere,-we see her start
and shrink, aud the deadly pallor creep DER
her very lips, when he says, 81 was sitting
at the root of yonder pine-tree, the last time
you passed this place, leaning on the arm of
Robert Taliafero." Gradually theproud spirit
RECEIVERS its tone, and she is real woman too,
when she says: "Go sir. My good name is
in your power,-blast it if you choose; but
come not near me again."
But the beautiful Inez is always the hero
ine,-she never "lets gOn sufficiently to live
and breathe naturally before US. 10 her rela-
ton of her wrongs to Gray, she says, ''out and
out" things which men may utter perhaps,
but which real woman would but have i'm
plied, things which it is not natural for wo-
man ouch as our author intends to represent
Inez,) to say, but which it was natural for such
a man as Gray to imagine. She goes into de-
tails which real woman in her situation would
have left wholly unsaid,-there is no necessity
for them, and in such a case a true woman
would confne herself, for several reasons, to
what was strictly obliged to be told.
But yet, for all this, We cannot quarrel with
an author who has pleasured Us so we'll. Let
him go oD,-let Linn, # he will, become
COOPER in delineating the wild frontier life OF
the Southern Border. At all times shall he be
welcome to our hearts and hearthstones; for
be has hung many a beautiful picture upon the
walls of memory; the best of which is not the
wild reVel Of the Rangers,-the midnight
march over the moonlit prairie,-the battle
field, or burning hacienda, but lonely grave
by the silver San Antonio, with live-oak at
its head, and wild rose at its foot, where
sumber the weary hearts of Inez Montero
and Mabry Gray.
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- Tennessee Credit.

10 the money article of the n. 7 Courier and
Enquirer Of the 10Th inst, find the following
reference to the payment of interest on Tonnes
see Bonds. 1t is to be hoped that the assurance
of the Cashier of the Bank of Tennessee will have
a favorable eff, ct the price of bonds in the
New York market:
Some doubt having been expressed as to the
ability of the State to meet its Interest," the follow
ing letter from the fiscal Agent of the State will
satisfy the boDd-holders that failure will occur
whatever may b.. the financial portion of the pu-
merous Railroad Compani whom the credit OF
the State has been loaOed.
To A. SILLIMAS, Esq, Cashier, New York:
Dear sir:-I have yours OF the och ult. TO
President Johnson, and Dote remarks. We thank
you for denying the rumor pr,udicial to our bonds
and trust that you will take some pains TO counter
act its Influence assuring you that the inter. st upon
the bonds OF the State 1giH be IroUided for and
promptly paid by this bank a il has been hereto
fore, on the lst of July next. Certain Railroads
in Tennessee are required to provide funds SEMI
annually TO meet the interest bonds of the
Safe advanced to them, and we look afser them
closely 20 see that they do Their failure TO pro
vide the funds would net prevent the payment of
the interest, however, bold ourselves in read
mess at all times to meet il promptly, and YOU
will continue to pay and charge to our account all
Tennessee COUPONS, Whenever presented.
Very respectfully yours.
JAS. MORTON, Cashier.
BANK OF TENNESSEE, Nashville January 8, 1888.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY Jan. 90. 1853.

SATURDAY Jan. 90, 1883.
Mr. Heiskell introduced bill to diminish costs
in criminal prosecutors. -
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill to increase the capital of the Bank of Tennes
see. N q.
The discussion proceeded upon the main propo-.
sition, and the Amendment to establish branch.
of the State Bank at Ne mDhis ---r
Mr.. Hill offered bill in lieu, providing for the
sale CT the stock of thu State in turnpike roads,
and in the Union ana Planters B ,uks and that
the proceeds threof be added TO the capital of the
Bank OF Tennessee, to b. apportioned among her
braBc aes.
The previous question called and sustained
on the bill 10 lieu and il adopted
The question then being on the passage of the
bill in leu, the previous question again called
and sustained, and the bill was rel 'cted-
Mr.. Travis moved to reconsider the vote rtj~ct-
ing the bill, and then moved TO take his 6rst mo-
ton up. The Senate refused to take il up.
Mr.. Travis thdrew the motion reconsider.
Mr. Hill renewed il.
Adjourned till 2 O'clock.
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BOOK NOTICE.
" STANG GRAY; A Romance-By the Hon. Jeremiah Ciem.
IS, Author of 'Bernard Lille" Philadelphia J. b.
,ippncott & Co.

~ STANG Cray; A Romance-By Hon. Jeremiah Glenn.
rs, Author OF "Bernard Lie" Philadelphia J. b..
ippincott & Co.
1t is unfortunate that the "Hon." author of
tie work before US, balls from that Nazareth,
oct of which nothing good or great, lin ltera-
I req can be supposed to come. Had he first
dawn breath, north of the "Line''-(not the
ilsginary equinoctial, but the 6Ona tide bar
ST of Messrs. Msson 81 Dixon,) he would
!, We been aroused some fine morning by the
T .pular plaudits, and ''awoke to find himself
f nous" as a novelist. Nevertheless, let us
congratulate him that he was not born 10 that
| nd, from whence it is heralded abroad, as if
a matter of some Importance, that Emerson
Hsnnett writes only for our paper, '-"Sylva-
/ 5 Cobb, writes only for our paper, '-&c.,
s., an announcement, by the way. which
ust be exceedingly gratifying to all lovers of
s. ,rling literature, inasmuch as it assures them
tat such intolerable bores are confined ex lu-
slvely TO one journal. Long may such contin-
to "write only" for ''0ur paper"
We have heard it oracularly observed that
"iustang Gray is no nover-"not srtistic,"-
''nether plot nor counterplot," mo develop.
n1snt,"-and mo denouement." Now, as we
line, the author did not take up bis pen with
tie most remote idea of writing norel,-his
vcrk itself shows that, and besides as il sp-
/ ehendiDg or rather perhaps foreseeing the
c vii of some stupid critic, he has expressly
declared on his title-page that be has intended
i for "romaaes.n And he has made II just
hat he declares it to be, "a story OF Adven-
I res and incidents, u and to condemn il for not
l. sing a novel, is about sensible as TO con-
slsmn discourse because il may not be ser
? ION. The life-story of Mabry Gray is well
{ id, and our interest in stretching on for
lat he Gill do aext, never fags for moment.
ae style is for tie most part elegant, with
or TWO triaing exceptions the talk is not ''too
I y,"and there are whole pages Of vivid, glow
ag description, such Us bring to our vision the
sry sailing of the cloud-shadows over the
broad bosom of the bill, our ears the wild
ldences OF the wind as II sweeps over oceans
4 prairie-bloom,-and to our hearts the
SCI still Joy which Nc have felt 80 Oft, be-
ssath the sky and stars. We have much for
,.hich Go thank the author, and we do 80 none
he less gladly. or warmly, because We may
Ill shave somewhat against him." We
hank him for Mabry Grsy,-a noble nature
- ~ - ~ -s@-
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Federal Relations,

Report Of The minority of The COMMITTEE on FEDERAL
Relations in the House Of Representatives. npoa
tie resolutions endorsing the course of the Presi-
dent iR ms Kansas Message and isstrHctirq oar
Senator's aud requesting oar Representatives. to
Uote the admisssoR Of Kansas under tie lie.
compton Constitution
The Undersigned, minority of the Committee
on Federal Relations beg leave present and offer
10 the House the following report aud resolution,
IN lieu OF the report and resolution presented by
the majority on yesterday morning.
We are no willing to endorse the views of Presi-
Gent Buchanan in relation to his Kansas policy,
because II Is very evident TO that he has modi-
hed his views on the sui CT, aud under the con
stantly varying condition of affairs in this unfors
tunate Territory. we prefer to leave this whole
matter to tue Congress OF the United States where
1t ApProprately and constiiutionally belongs.
Aud moreover, do not fe,l willing to Instruct
our Senators and request our Representatives" to
vote Tor the admission OF Kansas as State into
The Union With the Lecompton Constitution,
are We willing 10 instruct them against the
admission, because understand that at the elec-
ton on tue 2lst OF December last, the tiIuton
was sustained, and at the election the 4th OF this
month the constitution was rejected by more thu
ten thousand vote. Under this state OF things
decide that IL would be premature for
express an opinion to the course which the Con-
gress ought 10 pursue, aud prefer to leave the ques
ton Of admission with the Lecompton Constitution
lnot knowing What il is) With our Senators and lie
representatives. IN Congress TO be decided by them
as they may determine best Cali ulated 10 produce
peace and quiet 10 the territory, preserve the in
segriiy OF tue Union and do justice 10 all parties
and every section ot the country.
Aud, therefore, submit aud re ommend the
Idopton OF thu report aud resolution in lieu OF
that offered by The majority OF the committee:
Rssoired, That IL Is the opinion OF ths House
OF Representatives, under The present unsettled and
distracted condition OF Kansas .ff.irs, that our
Senators and Rspss sentativss in the Congress Of
the United States ought 10 be lsiI p rsety Tree
and untTammrled To pursue that course which, In
their judg eEt may best promote The p1ohe good,
and 10 justice 10 all persons concerned.
s&rs Signed by the minority.
JNO. ". RICHARDSON,
HENRY AAEY,
Jan. 90, IS. A. @. SIRE HSBuRY.
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The Grogshop HelI.
Fake back the bowl, tn. uad'ning bowl

rake back the bowl, the timing bowl,
'Neah which my spirit spurns control;
For hitherto the bowl hath been,
bly, shame, my curse, ny Canning sin; EE
But now scoTn it. and would dare y II
The fends OF hell TO force me where, 3
"a. Tue tempting bottle holds the bane,
To sere the heart and burn the brain,
And damn the soul to endless fain.
OIL who shall paint the Burning he'll
To which nv tortured being fell,
When first sought the den on thropg,
or banquet, revei, wine and songg
Then let my soul brea he curses deep
Upon my shame. while here I steep
My pen in Lethe's venomed wave,
ihat stream OF he'll, death AID he grave,
Where g. oans the BacchanaLan slave,
Tha fahied stream of hell should FIRE
MY burning pen, and battle my Tyre,
While Tortray deeper he'll.
To which my madden'd spirit fell,
ee aohg demons Of Il ear h. whose fame 49, =
would make cen devi blu h for shame I 40
The Grosshop Bell, where loathsome man,
s. Vile slave to Genii of the Can, t $50
Lies under God eternal ban. srHstsT@
The Grogshtp Hell, that he'll of earth,
Excels the he'll of ancient BIRTH
Where Moloch reigns with fire and fame,
The damn ed SOILS Of men tame. ~
The Grogshep He'll great hell of hers,
Whose It'd ordor, reeking smells
Up from lis sin polluted shrine,
Drunk with the weepngs II the vine,
To foul the ga:es OF God divine.
Within earth's hen-the Gre gshop He'll
Bound by a wieFed euchan ing spell,
The bosted wre h, DER mad ming bowl
Blasphemes bis God, and dauns his SOUL
For lost to reason, pride and shame,
He Gu SEES God, de ides the
or Christ, ha: pure and holy One,
(Who died for sin tn At man had done)
And scoffs the Triune-" Three in One"
In Grogs hop HI lis TIE murd'rer ands,
With demon glare and p LII hands,
With haggard brow, and matted hair,
And NUT ring precautions dire;
He oats Ger crime wi h savage glee,
And la gh a. talessof imam;
Till madden'd passions hold the rem,
Der body, soul. heart, hard and brain,
AID fhea--d JelEoso man is slain
TIE cry Of crime wa Is the air,
The dying man groans for h a prayer
W lie by his side, wreched wlfs
Inyokes her Ged 10 stay that lfe
Which gushes in a crimson tide,
And curdes his quisering side,- ..s-
That SIDE to which, hen IA and young,
THIS DO ing vile fdiog chung,
Until he heart cru he'd ard wrung
And little oh ldren kneeling there,
Lii, up their hands il sill nj pr yer;
While gushing ears. and choking signs,
Freeze their young hearts and burn their eyes;
And bloat.d vic inns CT the bowl
20 IT forth their rum-burnt, sck'ling dole;
As though their prayers uli cIlm sigh;
Soothe the mad widows piercing cry,
Or reach the throne OF God on high.
Now, let poor wild embrace reign
In this half mad erratic strain,
Until the lab'rng brain shall feel
Howsweet it is in prayer to kneeI,
And offer up to Hin high,
Thattribue-a repentant sigh.
Hereafter shall my pen indite,
Alay unto Thy mental might.
Sa5scripSi huic, ]. Gil. VIZ ght.
Respectuly, jew.
o GEN. w. T. HASKELL.
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Eassors Of De q Pasrsos -

Editors Of 1se PutrSos -
Permit request you to publish the enclosed lines,
entitled, "The Grogshop Hell" by my friend J. Gill; Wright
Of Montgomery Alabama In beau ifl letter written to
he encoses them for my criticism, ard disposal. 1t is
useless for hstthey should give him to enduring
fame, much LongeIow's, Psalm Of Life" Byrant's
@Thanatop ii" Poe's ~Raven," csmpbes Hohenlnden,"
or Votes Burial Ct Sir John Moore"
proper for to add that The lines descrip
tive of his personal -xperier and that he the
st person singular TO give them eater vigor.
YerY RespeclfuIlE.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon session principally consumed
in the reading OF the code, and the consideration
of the federal resolutions IN regard Kansas. The
minority report adopted in lieu OF the original
resolution. resolution endorsing the Presidents
message upon the subject Was then adopted in
lieu of the minority's rsport, and this resolution
in lieu adopted
Adjourned I'LL Monday morning at 10 O'clock
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Al ACT,

2egstriag tie Superintendent u 5hc seAois % report
q Es Ascardsr tss q az seaofars a lac HsA
SoAoss &c.
sac. l. Be IL enaes1f BE- a. Naysr sHd Akfs-zzea II
lks Guy u AosAesAs, II sh be he du al ihs eu-
perateaden % Tie Pbc sehosis - frGi Ia he sFd
nj lsS ~ BE shs scaoiars Attending Lo
aid shso Il ts r pzre1ts OF Gla dlzEs
and n Usfa they ~, ~nd fh ssess tss3 hte o.
somssins earing raoa seP sb in and every
yea. aiss pssentsi OF e4eh sdd tosal scholar
thAk taAy be eates - ID nsesEls q y osnAFy-
Sac = As sSaefsd N. he, carer 40 selar shall be
D saEaai I'd sho sk@h eno.e e she e1aaSy And ce.d
n he q 1--we nj z1y nd rel4 loo for be par
poss 81 eeeisnz III be - he Al Pabae eehoes
sh1sc xcrFted q ~ sth izz4 ga FA-a
Feu1 ana Afl<Ft passage.
Fasssd Aasesx -, lssg-iw wees
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MARRIED,

On the 2iss inss by Rev. Mr.. Kills, Jas p. BEscExaz
Esa Raherfsrd county. Miss sALIIs O. only daag-
81 Rev W. q. Doris. PAsOr 81 the hekeHaTss cAazea
Of ths city.
-~wbAt = the world TO thea.
E~ I.s Penp. its pleasure. and its aoaseass all,
Wac in each oshes clasp whatever fair.
High tAEey bras. and lavish hearts eaa vtsAs
on the saae day. By Rev. Mr.. sai \. Ar.wsa pzsovs
TO spsAs. agh,srsf Nd. r. Dsrssz. "a q sA city
On ths istaiAss. ~ Sss R<v. DE- Edgar. Mr..
Esw HsAeaio Miss ASIA daughter dlAsiAse 4 p. Sara
a, al q pasidsOa soansy.
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Louis Napoleon was SO charmed with the
dancing of Madame Bosa,i in the Somnambala
that he sent 10 her magnificent bracelet OF
diamonds, ruby, and emeraids- A remarkable
proof of how handsome leg walks into
tYranl's heart!
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An Irishman, referring to the sudden death
of a relative, was asked II he had lived high.
e Well, | can't say he did" said Terence,
bot be died high. Like the Uaited States
Bank, lie was suspended"
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LAST WEEK OF TIE EMINENT ARTIST.
MR. J. E. MURDOCH,

ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 25th,
WILL be acted lin oeedene public voce) Shak-
W speare's tragedy Of HAMLET, PRINCE
OF PENN Ak 81 Ham ct, Mr.. e. f. Murdoch,
ieen, Mrs. Il. J AeHIiR. For fan particua Pro-
gramue Bulls. 6shAN As UE: DIX, BY ER-
NtSftNEAND AN lie HENARADE. To conclude wi n the
far OF BETSY BAKER
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VICTORIES F0a FAMILY USE.
Opinion of the Judges at the late
Mechanics, Fair.

A T the late Mechanics Fair. held in the Ctr
a of Nashville. ia October. 1891. the Judge
appointed 10 examine articles in Glass 43-N.
IL, GROVER a BAKER's Sewing Machines: 10.
lGi, SINGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines a, fol
lows:
The machines are both two-thrcad machines.
that is using two separate threads for mixing
the stitch; that of GROVER a BAKER usius the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SINGERS usin, one
spool and one needle. the other thread wrkiug
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN \ SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee ia best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADULERY, &c.
The GROVER * BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, or
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage cf
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception OF nne clothing, saddle
ry, Nc., In the opinion uf the committee is
BEST SUITED Fox FAMILY USE.
- The part Of this report referring 10 the
Singer Machine as best adapted 10 fine Clothing
was intended to be UNDERSTOOD By THE
COMMITTEE as best FOR MANUFACTURING
CLOTHING By TAlLORS. II WORKSHOPS.
&C. The SANE IN REF EBENCE TO SAD
DLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE CO1PAEY,s
No. 4, Public square. Nashville, Tenn.s
Nashville. Tenn, January 20, Is SIT
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~ AFTERNOON SESSION.
Title ten of the code was read the second time.
Adjourned till Monday morning q. 10 o'clock.
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BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.

IN Friday january 29Ia. 1888, at II %.
~ CLOCK, A. A.. Will oder sale in front Of
warehouse:
s0hhds New Sugar 80 bbls II. Gin;
200 bags COgee, 25 e VINEGAR;
so bbs crop MolaSses; ZOO boxes Glassware;
so packages Macterel gisa; 100 Tobacco varis BIRDS:
leo bNs ~. r. RtHius; 1000 bags salt.
100 half boxes DO. lo6,o tine SegsTs, various
100 quar-. brands.
so kegs Nails; Io0 bNs star Candles;
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whistey, 80 Starch.
various brands; So hxs cid Cusnac Brandy.
so Z" Bourbon, do; % ca-es Matches;
50 Z" honon gshela - CO.tou hope;
50 :" An. Brandy; 100 cases Fresh Peaches.
p cases SaT'ines &C.. etc. 20 boxes Cheese.
With many other articlrsi in he Grocery line
EIEEFATRICE, NEYINS CO.
Jan q, lSrs-td. n usN
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Magazines for February.

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ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. {
NIGHT SESSION.
FRIDAY, Jan. %, 1858. p,
Quite number of local bills were disposed Of
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Garter. Mckay 81 Co..

AUCTION SALE or GROCERLES .
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-18

THE SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES The following is
taken from the South Bend REGISTER of Sept. 4,
1s57-Hon. Schuyler Colfax, NJ. c. editor:
awe rarely aludc to patent Medicines editori-
ally, leaving them TO speak for themselves in our
advertising columns: but it IS only sheer justice to
say that DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies
are performing some extraordinary cures in North
ern and Central Indiana, and really seem to be
worthy of tr:alby the afflicted. We have noticed
in our Indiana exchanges alone, accounts of three
or four remarkable cures effected by them within
the past month. certifedto by persons with whom
we are well aeqained. Andwe select from them
the following, because the signature will be well
known to all our old citizens. Morris Morris is
one of the most valued and widely known residents
of Indianapolis; was FOR many years State Auditor,
and enjoys the highest confidence of all who know
him. He has yoluntarially published the following
certificate in the indianapolis Journal" See adv.