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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-09

MIRAGEI BUFFALO-On Wednesday, the
attention of the residents of Buffalo was at
tracted toward the lake. The afternoon was
hazy, and through the vapory medium a very
beautiful mirage was seen. One of the local
papers says:
"The Canadian and Chautauqua Shores
on either side Of the bay, bathed in the soft
dimness OF the air, were lifted up and blended
with the sky, as to look like the coast OF
some far-of fairy land. AT intervals, against
the hills, there was a simmer of vertical rays
which gave the appearance of bold columnar
front to the land, like the GIANTS Causeway OF
Ireland. Out upon the sea line, some dozen
sail of vessels were setting in toward the har.
Dor. Some of iheses which were within five
or six miles, assumed gigantic proportions,
and could scarcely be distinguished from huge,
shapeless masses OF cloud. Two, whose hulls
were deep below the horizon, carried sheer
above them, and balanced airily upon the tip
OF their top-galiants, inverted duplicates of
themselves, with mainsail and jib all, set, md
hull lost i'll the drifting zone OF cloud that lay
over the lake. This glorious vision conliE ued
for nearly an hour"
FINANCIAL FURRY IN I4ONDoN.-An in ter
esting controversy took place lately between
the Bank of England aud the greatest and
wealthiest private banking firm in London,
the Quaker house of O,erend, Quincy Il Go.
This firm drew out from the Bank OF England
between five and six million dollars IN bank
notes, for the purpose OF locking them mp, to
create sense OF pressure, and to make the pub
lie believe that this pressure was entirely
owing to the bank refusing TO discount their
bills, the bank having refused, ever since the
panic Of 1857 to take any of the paper OF these
bill discounlers. Alderman Salomons, how
ever. was too sharp for the 4uakers. He took
energetic measures, and the bank Immediately
made a good thing Of the matter by raising the
rate Of interest TO per cent, and Overend,
Gurney l. Co. have lost by locking UP large
amount OF capital, on much OF which they paid
their depositors Ak per cent Besides all this
they have SUI ubjected themselves TO severe COM
ment in the London commercial world.
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Ns'c MARKET RaceS.-Two races are advev-
tised to take place near Petersburg to-day, and
aii VINO wish to witness them can do so by
taking the O'Clock train Of ears this morning
and return at O'Clock this afternoon. The
first race is for the Bollngbrook Hotel purse
OF $50, two mile heats, for which there will
pTobab.y be four or five entries, and some of
them good ores. And the second race is a
match, at mile heats, between "Bullion, ard
"Bnck Eye" for $500. Tomorrow the race is
Tor the Proprietor's Purse ct $500, two miles
Ch FRIDAY is the Jockey Club purse of $500,
three mile heats. Aud on Saturday the erea
match race at four mile heats, for Si0nOO be-
tWeen Annette Hall and Oysterman is to come
oh-to be followed by 4 weepstake for three
year oids Ii the lovers of racing can find
nothing to repay visit to New Market this
spring, they must be hard to satisfy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ as"' nEBlltrI OF CHEST
ANN :

,.ue and trter--. r.,..,
~ ~" DhBIlirf OF CHEST
sTlLI Aso7HEH CFRF.
g., NJ hear pt the wonderful merits Of
t!.sdITrS\'S Tl\CfTRE.
AANf ~ SAiruA, Midd.eseX Co. Var
August II. 1859.
sfo-.ipf' j Mer3rap
@-''-' /. Is ~lth unaffected pleasure bear
Hfsi.'".e ~ thr ercat msrI, nt .oar HANPTONS
n. ( NsS taken last Spring VITA the
f.Nrt Ever and dahilty oi chest and j.tBhs /
ne ~ as med.ciaas, nat .ound 10 relief: but
go .st.SrG by . iuccd to tfy sonr Tincturc.
81 end am new ENJOYING excellent health,
ga Ter, -. , enc bottle. "Mrnt,ie D1cfG y
B.. ga -, - gss ih.s as D~st sui's sou.
b.. 'vS-, tru y had Tcspec;iuliy YOURS.
+, AnuisoN BsIsTop'.
.e.,5 -et p4mi bets and see cures ot Coug h j,
~ Ism : rr, iuis. \ C.
.,sc and .nvisorator It has been high
- s,s-s y, testify Of cures on themselves and
si.eY N! other cures have failed.
t16+S ANp CHIi.pkEN.-l TING
{,e t.und :. great medicine for all thei,
al and Fet Pamphlets and see cures
t% III -RCELis, LAHD 4 CO., Richmond
= ro0EF + fredericksburg by sill the Drus
- y Petcrshurr: hy MORTIMER K NOW
asv' 6,'twnYe: and by Druggists and Shop
..,,s-. sssf,where. 81 per bottle; SIX hott!es
- my 7-dAcwts
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EARTHQUAKES AT PORT-AU.PRIN
the eth OF April, two severe shocks of an earth
quake were experienced at Port-au. Prince
and fer the three following nights slight
SHOCKS were felt Several buildings fell ::
some We're slightly and others badly da-
mayed. All the families residing in brick
teneInents fled to wooden shanties or
country seats, bu. the greater portion slept
III the streets. Many, who We're afraid to lie
ah ~ "nere walked the streets all night On
the ilth, the citizens formed procession and
paraded through the place, saying prayers as
they proceeded. Since then no shocks were
ieit. Two severe shocks ofearthqnake We're
felt at Inagua April 9. No damage
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PERILoUs PosITIoN.--On Thursday morn
ln2 last little girl about two years old. OF
Mr. VIM Nc Daniel, who resides few miles
from this place, after breakfast went out in to
me yard to play. In a short time Mrs Nc
Daniei was Mortified at seeing her little girl
coming totteripg along the path toward the
mouse, with large copper head snake in her
hands. The child had one hand Just below
me neck, and the other about the middle, and
theiorked tongue of he venomous creature was
projecting from lis mouth in the most savage
manner. The mother was almost frightened
10 death, and our informant says tha. she has
not gotten over The fright yet A member of
tne FAMILY Immediately ran to the child. and.
aiter some difficulty, succeeded in rescung 1t
from IT'S perilous situation without being hit
Ten. The child evidently thought it had found
pretty play thing. and the coIdness of The
morning had undoubtedly benumbed the
shase so that it was not SO active as it other
wise would have been.-MaSon co, Fa) Rep
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The ANNIVERsARIEs.-The May anniyersa-
ries in New York have commercial 4 letter
says:
The Pres by tcrian Board of Foreign MIS-
slohs received their Twenty third Annual
Report, and listened to Il sermon from Dr.
Craven, at the Brick Church Oh Fifth Avenue
The report represents 4 prosperous state of
the finances OF The Board, the receipts daring
tiie year being sf29 80 2s-an increase Of about
SD. .uGo over The last year. Sixty-siX mis-
slonaries have been employed during The year,
and their labors have met with a good degree
OF success.
The anniversary sermon in behalf of the
society Tor AmelIoratlng the Condition OF the
Jews, was delivered in the presence OF IL
rather linlited audience by Rev. Dr. uickok,
OF Scranton, Pa. The annual report was pre-
ssnted by Rev. DR.. Pinney, the Secretary,
from which il was shown that the gross re-
ceipts OF the Society for the fiscal year have
been Si2, 1885, the total outlay S1O,to3 3D. and
the balance now on hand S>2, 12O.Gl.
The annual sermon before the American
Seamen's friend Society was preached in the
Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, by Rev.
Walter Clark. The necessity of christianiz-
ing the sailor was demonstrated. both in the
religious and worldly aspects of the subject
The annual sermon of the American a. d
Foreigi. Christian Union was preached at the
Tabernacle Church, i'll Sixth Avenue, by Rev.
w. HogCe, j.. u.
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x 80 THE ''DISPA TCI'' STEAM
S>AA POWER
T. Il = II n G q r. r G. r,
corner Of Nam and Thirteenth Streets, EieaD ond
Viygtaia.
. ihls Establishment, theing the most compile te
fTintefy IN The South, both us regards Types, Or
naments, \ C.. and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses is daily turning out tho finest
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THE SRCEDERs.-The Washington Star OF
Monday afternoon has the following:
After due consultation an address to the
seeding Charleston Convention from the
Democracy OF Congress has been prepared,
and is to-day being very generally signed by
them preparatory 10 its publication. / is un-
derstoo to set forth the urgent necessity OF
their return 10 the Convention, when lhat re-
assem- bleS on the is'h of J une proXmo, a, Bal
umore. II is further understood TO embrace
proof sufficient to satisfy the most skepicai CT
the secsderS that, on reasSembiing, the Con-
veution Will adopt as the Platform of The
Democratic party the report OF the rla form
committee endorsed by the delegations of the
seventeen Democratic States and that q har-
monious nomination can and will doubtless
be made upon that platform.
From all we have been able to learn in the
premises we are satisfied that it will be signed
by every Democratic member OF both Houses
OF Congress not well known here either as a
disciple CT slavery restriction under the plea
of squatter sovereignty, or as having been
more or less disappointed in not being made a
Democratic nominee for TIE Vice Pre- sidency,
by and through the favor Of the slavery-re-
striction interest Il in that body-such eXpeciants
having been much more numerous in Con-
gress than the outside would dream Of
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DEATH OF AN OLD WOMAN.-The death Of
Neiiy Giles in Portsea, at the age of 90 is no.
tlced IN the English papers. She was one of the
lev surviving witnesses Of the battle of the
Niie, having been on board Her Maiesty's shin
3el.erophon, Cap. IL. Darby. aud in all sub
sequent engagements under Nelson. During
the action of the Nile, Nelly was surrounded
WI WIN heaps Of slain aud wounded there were
- Killed and lis wounded; and TO the latter
she administered the utmost possible atten-
tlon unnerved by the horrors of the scene
Inree days af;er the battle Nelly gave birth to
SON Lord Nelson, well as Lady Hamil-
Ton, TOOK great interest in Nelly, ard nothing
would delight the old girl more in her after
years than TO spin a yarn abon. Nelson's ac-
tions. lhe Government in consideration of
her great attention to the sick and wounded.
ana her useful services to the surgeons, award.
eo her a gratuiiy Of Cl7 per annum for life.
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Bank frauds.-The European Congress-
K"hei Disturbances i" Chima-.Arrcst Of
Count de Monienoiin &C.. &c.

Fuller details Of the Bobemian's news ffrom
Liverpool 10 the 25ih ult,,) have been received
The American captains in port at Liyerpool
had subscribed : 900 TO be presen ted to Hee
nan.
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CHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1860.

shat Sayers would not be able to use his arm
ioI Two months, and probably more
some i2pn had been collect ted for Savers
''n"ns tne members OF the House OF Commons
:, neiI I'iIe contains the formal demand OF
freeman Tor the belt, under he assertion tha
ue won IL. That paper treats the claim as pre
nosterons, and asserts that the chances Cty yor
Sayers and that had the referees ,r;t,oss.,
aie tH,,ty'seventh round, they would have &C :
corded him the victory W.
Ihe Chinese were, At the last accounts max
ing defensive preparations. 1t was reported
ibat two British vessels had heen surk hv ~ !,
forts at the Pciho. ~ ''''
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
o. ., cno n"9i CoIr9N MARKEr. Sales of the
tors and the same amount ,r export. The mar
M set clnsed buo. ant. AID middlng and lower qusii
rair quantities had improved and c!osed firm :
Itees &c so "eIe nnchanged Sales of Friday estimate.
export The market closed active New O,Ioans a,,s
ir .nir '2.d middiing 7i9d Mobiles fair I'D, mid
ane sneck l%n u o, npsnds I idr I q mIdalins esd.
bales American INV '"s ''o"o
70 ta,ious circulars report an advance of from s,d
hMIanchester n adviees were favorable
d"aira los s"rT1s ~ MMoa,EsKtr.New o,s Orleans tres
IN port 800 0c0 bales wv '"'e'' "'oeA
81, ivERpo"L 3 f DsTUrFs NARxEr.-The mar
ket general, c'osed quiet. FIoul was dull and die
hcu!' sell at 25s cd a3Js. Wheat was steady-
ned 'os Cd q white lis. a l2s 81. Corn qniet
'as Cd yellow 37s. G37s 6I white 33s sa3Ss g.
Live POOL "hovIsloN MAsktT.-The market
fiosed tnil Beet IS heavy and all qualities yht-
y iower. The market closed active at a decline of
rs 6d Tor inferior qualities Holders we've prass
ing on the market. Pork closed quiet az us cd q,
ss Ss ior new. Bacon was firm. Lard quiet at SIS a
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-Sugar was ou,et
put hrn. Coffee was quiet. Rice vas frin Kosin
35s ' 'pen'he oi'l a'
,hnNpoN MARKsTs.-The money ma -ket was un-
changed and closed easy Bullion had increased
attne Bank of England fG2 2HO
LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY Sales to daY Of 10 COO
haies of cotton. the market closing firm.
ConS0!S closed n London q
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BOOK ANDJ0B PRINTING,

PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
IS WELL.
fOoIEhS. .PROGhAMHES j HANDSYTLS.
PartIcu ar attention gwen to fine work for Banks
Pubic Offices. insurance, Railroad. and Transpor
tation Companies Tobacco Factors, &C.
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AxIsLAND NAC8e...
AsxEAA~ Thssf'iR Ths sspRI Nc fs' NfEH.:ffikG
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sales to-day Zoe bales; holders demand an
advance; sales of the week 3,4O0 bales; re
ceipis of the week $50 bales against SOo
bales during the corresponding week last
yegr; receipts of new cotton $50 bales
against bales up to the same time last year;
total receipts OF The season 2, l96, 600 bales;
total receipts at this port ahead OF last year
SIS 900 bales; At all southern ports 1884,
600 bales: stock at New ORR, ans 1880 bales.
Sugar firm at 74aS2; Provisions qliet but
firm: Coffee firm; sales of The week $50 bags;
Rio I6c; Stock at New Orleans $3.50 bags
against 1900 bags at the same time la t
year; Tobacco firm and unchanged; Freights
ahd exchange unaltered.
CINCINNATI, August 3d.-FlGur sales 1900
b',ls 4.40a4, 60; Whisky, I65; Corn, eady but
unchanged; Lins I'D Oh at 624, Sugar firm
bn iiet. saasz; Coffee l5k Isl; Molasses,
43a45.
HAVANA, July 30ih.-Sugar firm. g reals;
weeks exports $4,000 boxes. Total exports
o. the season, 62S,000 boxes against 693 600
boxes last year. FEeigbts have an advanc-
ing tendency.s Sterling exchange, 13a13a;
New York sight, 1al4 premium.
New YORK July 8. ls60.-Coltou steady;
sales 10 day 500 bales. Middlins upland log
Flour. extra; sales of is, 900 b0is. at IOI5 20.
Corn steady 62a Sc. Mess pork dull, sales
400 bbls. at 10 15al9,25. Lard steady; sales
$50 bbls. at 124al34. Coffee, Java Ia. Rice
155. Sugar steady; sales LOO boxes; Cuba
6aa7; HAVANA a. Linseed oil 60A6l.
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nE.l2
rhe Hume High School Building.

The Hume High School Building.
AT the time the Public Schools were7in
a1gurated the city had constructed bat one
School House-the HIVE PULLING 1t was
regarded as admirably adapted 10 tile pur-
poses fer which it was bailt,sss 1t WAS Ger
tainly an ornament t., Nashville. But. with
all its concentrates, 1t was. in some respects,
faulty the most serious. the wantof proper
Ventilation, in all the rooms except those on
the third f1or.. As originally constructed.
the third story was divided into two large
halls. with a spacious passage between THEM
These two halls we're perfectly ventilated.
having large windows at each end. and each
side. The ventilation OF the other sio-i is
principally furnished by side windows and
is far from being sufficient. The delectonght
yet to be remsdied. It-might be done by
openings into the passages. The large balls
in the third story. as The house was originally
built, were intended for the high school d.
partment but the want Of sufficient room for
the various classes, when the SchUols were
started, made it necessary to run partition
rooms to accommodate asmany classes. The
want of suitable rooms for the high school
department is an evil which has been serious
ly felt. Happily, the completion of the How
ard Building. the third school house con-
structed by the city, affords the Board OF Ed
ucatOn an opportunity to remedy this evil
by restoring the halls Of the Hume Building,
third floor, to their original dimensions. To
do this. they had simply to order the remov-
al of the temporary partitions, consist ng
chiefly of laths and martar, which had been
placed there long after the completion oil the
building. But for the purpose of having
two apartments for recitation, board paftl-
tons. half the length of the halls, have been
run across them near the northern end
These partitions may be low, red or elevated
by means OF cords, pulleys and slides. which
have been provided. Wh"n the recitation
rooms are in use, they will lie down. ana up
when the rooms are not in use. This ar
rangrment prevents any obstruction OF ven
tilation. and j.. in that respect, c"mmeuda-
bile These halls will hereafter be set apart
for the high school department--the east lor
the girIs: the west for the boys. And being
thus provided with ample room. more COM
forts and conveniences, we sh II expect to
see that department become more efficient
and the pupils attain higher degree OF
Mr.. TARBOX will Continue Ia
charge of the boys. A thorough scholar, a
strict diSciplinarian, and conscientious
teacher. be has heretofore di>charg his du,
lies we'll and faithfully and as his experience
increases, we doubt not b, will advance his
high claims materially.
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RoxarHayana Lottery.

the fovrIng numbers drew tle pFheIElI FII1-s III
tbe craving + Jul 18th, $50:
rs. P,ze= Nos. Pres Nos. f PI,zeS
sSeT 5000 IJ5 2oCO0i !
Numbers cps, 1855, TAI, 29S5s 1913, 1923 51s1'
slaa 7IO1. 25. 7756, 7SO3 So 5, si61, 9is5 Ssh
ass 10 40. IL e2s, II SET. IL o2S. 12 l2O, l2l''
1855 p ss3, Ii OO4, 10 % Il 5, 1s+25 IS rs
IL sa 70 3. 1e $50 90 105 eo.5es, q AS 81 BIO
% se2 p 5sT, "A 7Ol- e5 49,, 25,iIS, 25''0
o qs5. Tso q C4T, % eli, - ,See, 2o'e93' dr."
$1,000 each.
ssIhe $50 COO prize, 1 am informed, was ora"h oS
Nessrs lesser /. CO ''Ex-TGet q HGudRG teFTeSto'
.lslcs If Charleston Aerc'y, published July 81 1907
The nezt drawing Of this celebrated Lo''erE IL
take place on the 4th of August For particular see
advertisement in another column
aug3-dSIri-wIts Don HODRlUIEz-
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what they viii. We buy and pay for The

what they viii. We buy and pay for the
wine and bread We employ as elements and
elnsaine At our munion-table. and meu-
bers Of ether denominations have no right to
spauge upon US and run u 10 additional ex
Pense. do rot refer here 10 your Church
particularly, bat to all Churches Of which /
am an humble member. When the min
er as worthy 10 commune end accnpy the
same pnlpit with them, think IL high time
that Christianity should be pronounced
humbug and thrown TO the dogs.
am opposed to capital punishment as a
general thing I am opposed also to mob
violence. Bnt if the charges above specified
are true. or if they ere halfway true, GER
tainly think, and I know your broken and
cOntrite heart will pardon me for saying it,
that since it is almost impossible TO bring
respectable white man to the halter in this
country by legal means. the populace would
greatly subserve the couse of pure and heart
felt religion if they wonld take you in hand
and make terrible example of you. dare
say this sentence will seem harsh to you. and
that you will weep tears of blood and pen
i'ence when you read it; but the Baptist al
its Knoxville correspondent must have con-
wheel you that it is just.
1 don't know to what political party you
b'long. But if you belong to the Constitu-
tional Union party, and if the charge that
you have shared. lin what You will doubt
less call q christian spirit0 the elements and
pulpit of your Church with an outside miois-
ter be true, then l shall at once withdraw
from the party in disgust. l can hold no po-
Iilical eommuni on with minister OF the Cos
pei who in his religious communion, is so
ilr ligiously indiscriminate.
While dwelling upon the subject I may as
we'll be candid with you. There is neither
sense nor discretion in Disgusting matters.
Should You again permit minister of an
other denomination to enter your pulpit, or
suffer yourself to enter Ibis, or should you
recognize him upon the street, it will becomf
my painful bat imperative duty to. call the at
tention of the Grand Jury ahd Attorn y be
General to the fact. and cause the matter to
be thrown into the Circuit Court.
Trusting that these hastily written words
may be the instrument of your restoration to
tue path of rectitude and true religion, l am
Your sorrowing Brother,
RELIGIOUS EDITOR OF THE PATRIOT
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Or. XII G7, DlSPENSAEH
EOR PRIVATE DIS lIiIS.

DE- King, formerly OF New York TOR
Lfy the last four years Of LOUIS vile, hy.s
SS ami who IS devoted his after L. Il a.
the treatment OF private diseases for 30 years L
tiers hIm-elf h wing ted 10 practice Tor so a
ny years. cured many thousands he IS era
blel TO cure al diseases private nature, no mat
ter Low bal they may be from rJn"iclOus medlcsl
treatment from ne Ieet u their Own- Dr. King
Dispeuszry Is No . Deaderick street, between Cher
and the square, story, where he cures al
diseases OF 4 private nature
GOSOKKEEA euTeI without nauseous medicines or
inter- ersnce with bush ess-
STRICIURES Olu OF recent date efTectualy cured
in few oIts, by an operation eh causes pam
Where Structure exists health casnst be Ell yed-
min lie constitution 50 much
SYPHILIS with All the diseases of the skin gro~ ing
out Of neglect or bad treatment be e1eccIUAlly
cured 4 lev days
SEMINAL WEAkSEss-Particular attention having
been gwen 10 this dlseA and all the coIscaueIce
growing out OF II, brought IL many cases Oy th.
destructive habits OF iLconslcer4te youths and ex
cessIye in ulgence u The pssiJEs Of yhjcb
will undermIne constitution, CeTlag the SIM
iect unnt business sOeIsty land sln preu.,
old age.
Females who may be Iaboring with any eini;rity
OF the Womb may rest CT ilEneaIafe reieI
Persons residing abroad, by writing aid sIa-inc
their case, xih a lee eDcl. sec, GiI ected IJr-
king No. 3 DeadeTitk street, Nashville, Tenn y ia
have the necessary medicines sent &C tner address
with ueces sary dIrect, strict secrecy observed
Office hours from eO'clOck ID the NOR ing until in
the evening. julyI0- Dd&S1y
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THE aR0PS.

aD-Thls article is getting scarce, prime is
I.LOJ., CENTS In barrels
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Hon. JOHN F. HOUSE
and Gene al JAMES NJ. QUARLEs, of Clarkes-
vile, will address the citizen of Springfield
and Robertson county on the political quss-
lions of the day on next Monday the 9th OF
August. The citizens of Nashville and
Davidson, Cheatham, Stewart, Dickson,
invited to attend. Persons wishing to go
from here can leave on the cars on next
Monday morning at 61 o'clock and return in
the evening.