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MARINE NHws.
,; sosT az FIcHMoND. Dscsssss ierm.

fo' -. s-.s,ooS>ooe>e >ss-S-S-s,>->s->--s<>>,.s.
49, ARRIVED, & MSs& saa
CHR Caroline Anderson, Fot, Philadelphia, coal }
" Wright & Co m ,,.,-~,..
S AIR Walter Doyle, Chaddock, Jas Raer wheat
u;sr,rick 4 Berksdale.
Ns W. sss Flower, Forrest, Back River, oysters.
shr Two Companions, Chesser, York River, oys-
tsrs, 49,. p...ot, Nsrsamona oxster.
Err Aa,snta Stainey, Nansemond. do
81 Dianah Hopkins. Phillips Poquosin River
oysters ,y.,.oo po,uo.ip River. oysters
SehI 'r,s';nr;hle - do
Si,cn Cvsnett, Williams Ham pton, do
So f7Lsutieieer, -, do do
800 ,sbin jamestown. Parrish New York, mdz and
rSes,ncy Relviiere Pritehard Baltimore. mdz Lud-
I,rl Watson ,u,,
SIR Win.ate Thomas, whate. Hampton.
SLy Christian, Watson, do
SIZE { Horton, james River, light.
Sbrfir,Dd Spy. Dennis, Petersburg.
Schr Native, Dennis 90
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NIK63ReSTrss ~ssssSs = = =
IN ~ 80 fsszErS9h 4lH2seF Nc. WH 80
cssff- - NJ ~ eyilc sgen0ns In eI1e 7UMH1 III
Der nsxt k.xs.-SsD q ING zstn ~ Of -
0ROEB, beiorrirs - ~ ana ~ NALpABLE ~
Lney VII be sold upon crsat o9 fvsy. ,s-.a ~
si'ins BOND with spyscvsd sscadty
#sf4 si y. NELSON.
no 2z-Aa - JOhN II. PRICE.
/ z-scu.o. o. joan ~ Price, dec's
BY T0yIoP "a Wfiif..-
" PRnVEnn yNMk,S SALE OF I'M.
At AUCTION.-Purm.n - !. 49,. w LEIGH ST
iss H. I ~, me City Of Richmond entered 18th June
als md Er. 9. Orenshaw and ala, Glenn and
n a,cio.h FL on hIDAY, the 18th December, ns5 4,
Hou.s 81 upon ene premises, sell by auction the
street no .ns horth side of Leigh uear ldsm
Han.-u now occupied ~ Mr.. Jacob Hirshman Tb.
.ontsins apout rooms, with q Kitchen &c :"
and soad .. credit o. and Is months for notes
chase money = ute TO be retained until the pur-
1. w. BOSWELL Receiv.,
oA = MILLIAMa Aucts no5o
MI ~ OF HANOVER, WITHIN - Mr. r. 4 y N -,
IHE CITY OF RICHMOND Ann II MI 1 IS O "
I Ian VA seENTRAL RAILROAD aucTioN
R NJ me premises will be sold the Farm on which
10y a. Cfenshaw, (who intends removing to the
abovs t resides situated in Hanover county a.
Tract eu' ana oelng part of the merry OakS'
RI
ed and Ia eonIsins S5o acres of which 100 are clear
lv wnoS cuinvatlon, the remainder hesv.
T,bs ; VILE oak ana pine 7t
ne improvements consist of good two story fra.
.n uu Dweiins with about rooRs q Kitchen negro
nv ana ali tne necessary outbuildins Is for a farm
iocation Is considered to be very good for A
Pnysican, az there none in the immsa;sts ,a;-h
To anv an. ,-.:
market, good onnorts,;tu nne FARM convenient to
Terms-One-fourth cash boIanes @ "a
months, with Interest and sseI 70 az y - ana 10
Possession win be given ist I.n ~ oss trust deed
Persons desiring 10 see tha Ey ,, aoN"'
to the SALE - =, f7 - - eau 10 so previous
no q TAYLOR A. WILLIAMS au...
30 .O-| - .LLhIAMo, Aucts.
DOvE HILL FOR SALE AT aUCTION
-On MONDAY, 18th December I855 at - M
Gpo Inc premises will be sold that beautiful little
ratui, Known as Dove Hill, on which Mr. Samuel
Gartnrlsht resides situated miles from the citv on
Ie river road and adjoining the lands of Robert Far
'a T,i n. n. Norton and Mrs. Clarke.
remainder cleared and in good order as tbs
crops will indiente The d,waIinr has fos
with shed, front and rear norcbes. Liteban aI,
house, barn. stables &c. - '''A' 'A'oAo
To those in want OF a ya]usble Farm IF Il.
the city, this offers Inducements and sh a-I5 o a.
well to examine it previous to ths soie "osio oo
3 TERMS: Oae-fourth cash balance at a sind ,or+hs
secured by a deeG of tn,st '-'"es a' anu Moulhs
de 8 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS .,o.,
JrnIx s,i1.,Ts.,,-T --uo1''
-, &c, Al AcCIlON.-lutendng to remove to the
commencing at o'clock A H., at my Farm On the
"A Inf Gfn,l
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DUBLIC HIRING OF NE(sKOEs.-WiII

DUBLIC HIRING OF NE(sKOES.-WilI
4 be hired for the year next ensuing, 1856, at
Wakefield, in Hanover county, 1.-THE farm next sd-
joining Mr.. Geo. w. DoswelD to the highest bidder,
at public auction, SATURDAY, DECEMBER
%, 1856. upwards of THIRTY NEGROES, consisting
of men, women boys and girls. Some of them have
been raised to house work, and some are 6rsu-rate
Farm hands.
They will be hired to remain in the country a.
farm hands and house servants they have been
customed; and NONE OF THEM VILE BE HIRED TO
LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS, or in occupations consid-
cred dangerous.
Bond with approved security will be required in
every instance. b. w. RICHARDSON,
de Side Ex'or of Mrs Judith Smith. decd
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be sold af PnhIjc An,

q UTlCE..-Will be sold at Public Auc.
- ton, OF TUESDAY. the llth d. : of December,
~ 1s. IL net ts next fair dcy) he old Coal Pit
toaq; I'VE mics from Richmond, all G my Household
ana hitcnen farnture consisting Of the usual varie-
,ALeo-AH of my stock, consisting II Horses Cows
Hogs ana Sheep. : :" , -
ALSO-Ihe crops of Corn. Fodder, Hay, &c.
ALSO-one single Horse earrings fiearly new)
s WILL BE SOLD,
AT the same time, TRACT OF LAND contsinins
about " acres suitable for d market garden. with
upon it. &C. = = = '-
Terms made known on day of SALE
no S0--dtd SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
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-1.yIN1;- TNsTTTJ7TION OF HICU.

- MOND-Oftce wed to the Store of Chris
tan j La,lTop, No. 80 Main strset.--in c0nse-
ausuco Q. the scsi gpa .oE u David Il. Crane, Wm H.
Christian r. 80 Eaiiir. Jl=y elected Cashier. Tho Of
fee has hGIG removed to the of Christian ! La
tlrup, where lepostes will be- received, on which TN
iAleregt oi per cent will be paid all sums re-
lusIung deposlte months or longer and 1--WE per
cent for shorter period.
Thlsinslituton has been in existence tWenty-eight
wears: has loaned eight millions Of dollars has
no suspended debt; has lost dollar or failed
TO pay any certificate when due. :.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts HUGH w. FRY. Secretary.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITITTE-
FihST PREMluM AWARDED TO JOHN W.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN sTRrEr M
TWEEN Eighth AND NINTH return thanks to NV
friends Tor their KIND patronage during the past four
furnish Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults and
attend 10 Enclosing Buying Grounds, and in fact all
work III the Stone-Cntting and Building line.
Quality OF Stoue and Workmanship not TO be eur.
passed North South. oc 30
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.

CAPIT A l. $50 ,00O.-COMMERCI!AL
I SAVINGS BANK.-O14ce a. the store Vt Cusrles
L Brc1Sc. on i4ih street.
DeFosisors IN this institution viii receive six per
cent on all sums remaining UE GepOSite six months
or longer, AMI I'VE per cent fer shorter limo.
WIN. u. PAINE, President.
4 + BRooEE, Treas Nv G-t5
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BY Richard C as11or-

II fRJnavvOnS' CLOTHING. 6re....ON
will sell a. i4th nst at 10 o'clock At nv atore
ing; Shoes assortment Of Dry Goods, Cloth
4, BACON! BACON,
Ha,ns 20 SSeiock; Will sell 10 hhds Bacon Sides,
s de II ~" reeeisirg from Baltimore.
------------- II. CAUTHORN
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A DMINIsTKATOR'ss SALE OF LAND

a DWINISTKA IUK,S SALE OF LAND
public auction on THURSDAY, December Goth, at
III O'clock A. NJ, valuable Farm situated in Ches-
teriied county. about 5miles from Richmond inlne-
LETT'S," containing 500 acres about one half clear
ed and the balance in good pine and oak wood There
Is good dwelling, and all necessary houses on the
premises The Farm will be divided or sold in one
body as may suit the wishes of purchasers.
Will be sold at the time and place 4 excel
lent Mules with Harnessi number of Oxen, Lot
of Lumber Coopers' Tools &C.
After the sale of the above there will also be sold
negro man named HENRY, about 40 years of age
who Is good farm hand =
TERMs-accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. HENRY w. FISHER
BENZ. HATCHER
ds 1O-dtds --f NV ~
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NOkFULK SALE.
by Ferguson q Wilkinson, Ancts.

by Ferguson & Wilkinson, Ancfs.
a DEMONSTRATORS = A l. E-.VALUA.
IA BILE HOTEL AT AUCTION-Will be sold at
auction, ON THURSDAY, December 18th, at IL o'clk,
in front of the premises, on Commerce street, the
building known as the North Carolina HOTEL in
Norfolk recently occupied by Mrs. y. Harmanson,
decd.
This house is in the most central part of the city,
and is SO well known that general description
Of the property is deemed unnecessary.
The main building IL under ground rent OF $40 p
year and the whole premises in perfect order and
ready for the Immediate reception Of a tenant.
immediately after the sale Of the Hotel the house.
hold and kitchen Furniture viii be sold and CONSISTS
Of the usual variety Of well conducted establish
nent. ssse.sA. 80
ALSO-The following Slaves. belonging to the II
The terms of the sale win be accommodating and
ruude known on the day Of SALE EkAA3 x
= -. A. J. WISE, Administrator.
FeRcUsoN 4 WILKINsoN. Auctsl de s--tds
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WV YoKN. Dec. s-Arrivcd, schrs Manchester,
,tl..ter. Richmond, and Surprise, Cole City Point
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urv,oa BY Thomas w. Keesee,
IN tOfiice with Geo. j. Sumner, No. % Psarlsh

EAECuTOR'S SALE OF TOBACCO
~ FACTORY FIXTURES AT AUCTfON.NWiIl
DC soid, on THURSDAY Morning next the 18th in
tween 18th and 18th Streets in the upper part of the
house occupied by Mr. L. L. Montague as paint shop
an OF the Tobacco Factory Fixtures consisting of
large medium and small size Screws Mills Sba1es
Presses, large and small Iron Bars Boilers Stoves Sc
TERMS All sums under $50, cash $50 and over
that amount, mouths credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. THOMAS w. KEESEE
de
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by Baker Peasants 81 Co,

BY Baker. Pleasants & Co.
TX 0N0 DOLLA K s WORTH OF
lCsOOU SPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUG
Notwithstanding to make change in our present
business, will sell at auction ut our spaciouse
Ware-rooms, at Corinthian Hall Main street. near 9Th
commencing WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at 10
O'clock A. NJ, entire stock, consisting of about
SIS 600 worth of splendid Paror and Chamber Furn-
TIRE comprising every article usually kept in FIRST
class wholesale and retail establishment among which
may be enumerated splendid assortment of Cottage
Chamber Furniture. .5 -.ss-s.e.s1 : -
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of $50 and under, CASH
$50 and under 100, sixty days; 800 and over
four months credit for approved negotiable paper.
JONES POTTS.
SaleInsde nv RAKER PEASANTS Co Aucts
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[ TNDERTx1f2 ~ xslia(isiTvfN IL
n,rnS hs e new g Metropolitan Hail. Bsss-
~ g FUNERALS. ssrSiyas csin.. sS..' ~
~, .ssar q the shortest 6olea. COFfINS 81
sals ~ Mstaiiie Mahogany. Ac., on hand aud Ia
In tn saAai for past voss he tenders his services
sias Paohs In the various branches OF his prnfes
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n. L. .STRAUs, -
G 4 n EHAk SsSIp {ra's....

+. S.-After the sale of the above property. thsrs
@iil De offered for sale, at the same time and place
son and Harness; young Mules and Horse
Terms made known on day of sale - asl
no2o GODDlN& APPEASON. Auets.
IN part fploughs harrows, carts wagons harnesa L.
AiT So me heller and bull, sow and Igs, &c.
Terms ior the personal property credit Of mos
Tor O.! sums of $50 and upwards wit, good saeurty
bearing interest; less than $50, cash ~'''''
"a Refreshments at sale.
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EAMILY FLOUR...Rewlandss Xxx PM.
Z metto Family Flour, warranted to give satisfac.
tion in every cose be returned. fresh supply
just received and for sale hy Iase "a -
dsie 81 Csspss fsssl sad Cesystreets. i
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free.

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|7I---N - g. A. AINSLIE, =
ma % 4. ID. Y. BOWEN, 2
~ -~-aAconl Ii. II. POWELL

viHSINnA MECHANICS INSTITUTF.
.w.ra.s. ~ r Al Z DIAL. the highest premium.
c'iaens Of CRATES aud TENDERS 'p'-
81 SN ny NDAED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
ep,Crsr KS, FOR SALE AT REDUCE Il
nhiCES-The subscriber has for sale the ,sr,a.t
.sock OF CRATES and TENDERS ever befor. efiered
or saie In THIS city, Of his own Manufacture. The
sueh as sqaare-topped Gothic, Lptic Circle. xr
WIN oesutifai rounding Tenders summer pieces. &c
70 tna'ch Oiders for Crates, Feuders &c. from
oWh ahd country punctually attended 10 and care
laaiy packed: Merchants purchasing to sell again
s m &c supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
tne usual discounts of for cash by Wholesale AMY
st my Bell and Brass Foundry on Main XIX
and 9th streets Richmond, Va WA v"
"a. SAMUEL ID. DENOON
nave for sale large supply of all kinds of Bella
&c, of my make. 10 S-Sn, 9 n ~
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, CRAIG County,
~ yA.-The proprietoY Of these Springs which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable
putation in the counties surrounding ths have been
induced put the In barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections. eHE
For the present, the price 10 fixed at rate which
barely covers cost of barTeling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician In Botetou county, 10 selected from
many Of equal fespectabifity and force:
FIScAsTLE, BoTErovRT Co., yA-l
July 25sh, 1855.
Having been called on BY the propristors Of the
"Craig Alnn Springs" TO express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state that have examin-
ed the analysis Of the WATER ade by Prof Booths Of
PHILADELPHIA and believe it well adapted to dis
requiring tonic alternative action the sys.
tenn and further state that have Known spms rs-
markabe effected by its in scrofaloas afec.
SAMuEp III. CARPER, N. D,
of Philadelphia, whe says' &
"A mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the anay sis indicates Will prove valuable Aid to this
ply scian Its position in the healthy mountain
zion Of Virginia about equi-dstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybiats
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptivc diseases, arrangement Of the liver. dys-
pepsia, &c. have yielded 70 tho power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherevesit has been tiled
This very valuable water IL for sale in barrels ct
FURCELL, LADD 4 Co, prussisss,
no 9-dts ii Agents for the Proprietor
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AUCTION aAIHe


Ssss @sEkUIuRE nAyR -. s 81
WJScess.S SSs.>5se 81 ss2S~ssksaz<a~
III q ssis g rssss .sssIss II Is s ssszs s;a
~. on THURSDAY. the nth 6sy 81 8f1Si-s
GnnFa eefween - md 80 VALUABLE NE.
ICED eSnsissins Of men, women how nd .;r,s
nl q soid upon credit of twelve m0nt6a t,s
p.ssnAsem giving bond with sppsuved security. -
a r. B. NELSON.
ma ., . Zee JOHN H. PRICE,.
~ I'D Executors Of John n p-,s~ -,
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gRHr fAIII N ELF, BOWL BOWEN 8 row.

~ - ABovETfiE BANKS.-The snb.cssbsr.
Sotins haa workmen with lons experience and de.
tbair h sr personal attention to an work done IN
far sb mp eonndently offer themselves TO the bubble
wh,rh ina, nsn9faeture Or repairing Of Csrriases. for
hand q. ' .ss hsse superior facilities they have on
ssock o. CARRIAGES. 7RoCKAWAYS' RrTas = ffSSa
nm. most approved styles to which they invite
sni .hn'i"n OF those in want ofsuch articles Thank
III, Iue encouragement we have received wa can
FIomise to renew efforts TO give sstisfaction
w y" WIG favor US with their patrnnau.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, S-c.-I

e. GUNS, Tolls, &C.,
SsS4fH lave just received from the North, a
SyML large and well selected assortment Of
ksdlAast&t Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens ReVovers Rifles, single
and double Pistols, Ely aud other Percussion Caps,
Wads, English ind AMERICAN Pow der, Canes Fishing
Tackle, Sc. &c,
ara also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. Tie public are
invited 10 cell ut TliOS. W. TIGNOR'S,
st %l-5m Mainst., between l7tn and 18th SIS.
3feTSF.--,,ETITTITt, We have ON hand and for
Fsss.-st.ess sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN 4 T S. and
squire inaber, from so 10 CO feet III our Boat Yard
tonitentlary Pond, Richmond.
al -U--abnl~ HOWELL MESSLER.
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FALL MP TTON.--

d. FAIL I NJ 4 d X 4 TION.--
H.sJk LARGE STOCK Of gu Ms, Pts
Tolls AND RlFLE9- a
t-----~ses-s11 ana now opening large <>4f
variety OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE 1DWL
BARREL Guns, OF superior finish. Ssakekii s4anhIk
ALSU-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of
uAon's max Shot Bolts and Pouches, Of the most
approved styles fine Game Bags; Mad Cutters; Dog
Calls aud Collars; Elys water proof Central Fire
Caps w ash Rods complete; Gun hNads, &c.
ALSO-Colp5 Repeating PISTOLS Aliens Re-
yovers aud every description Of Pistol now in use
Guns stocked and repaired with neatnaas and dis
patch. JAMES WALSH
Gun Importer, doors above St. Charles Hotel.
PPM
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II THE .xJxA1lA VI A8AA K4EAHK
| Of two DeeaE. !. SsgTUNTY OF HENRICo.-By virfss
III sh.a and = Payssa Reeve. "a ~ T-.tsss -
,St inoeAGs Hin Buildins Fand Assoe;et;o 49,
~ nne, Isoo and admitted 10 reearS < 49,
Oce o. nenrico County Court on IA - ~ -
- g outl snd year, to secure the pavusre - -
70 % we shafi, IN execution OF mid 49, y ~
SEX &c public auction, the prsmisss =, MI
the i!eh December la55 Ct the hour a. - 49,
Ut fan; it not the next fair dsyl the Resl Fss
veyed BY said Deeds, conssfins Of tract az lss5 49,
TONED IN mid Deeds a. lying In Henrico countv 49,
sns eit Of Richmond, and q mpposed to contain n
scrse % the same more or less. The said tr.ef al
iand - Known a. the " Homestead TraetS beIousin,
to,he late John Sheppard Of Henrieo and 4 sbone
niies above the city Of Richmond and 10 near the
=. Railroad and Brooke Turnpike rlenk RoaS
na &c garded valuable well for fsrnius purpoeec
= Iof the quantity of Pine Wood upon it. The in,.
Prosements ON said land are sufficient fsr ordinsrv
purposes; The Deeds require cash for the Who'll
oiiount, oul an arrangement will likely be made "a
give creolt OF and IL months on twothirds or the
PeISnsse money, the same being properly secured
Wiz interest on the credit payments.
.S.-by recent survey it has been ascertained that
Tue ABOVE tract contains 457 aeres There are abouf
oo acres OF .aaden land, with heavy growth of osk
ana pine timber upon it. Some 50 acres of splendid
,neadow land, bordering on the Chcahomipy The
dwelling. So $3.50 1.~s " sne
There Is turn out from the Railroad, convenient
W Tue wood on the above land. The place l. under
r sovu Ience-a part of 1t plank, and new The
nMae. IN contains rooms, built Of good materials
showing the land. ~s PsessAe "
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-23

TIE BrolNNTNG.-In the Senate proceedings of
last Wednesday, we find the following significant
entry:
'Mr. Sumner presented the memorial of certain
citizens of Pswtucket, Mass, asking the repeal of
the Fugitive act, the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia, and the prohibition of slavery
in the territories.
Mr. Brown. Is that all they want2
Mr. Sumner. That is the beginning"
1t is not precisely the beginning but it is the
starting Of the new organization of isms, which
combining all conceivable forms of political, reg-
ious and social charlsanry, proposes to hurl their
united forces on the South. In the present Con-
gress this movement has only wavering and
doubtful character-the reflex Of the late elections
not the direct product In the next Congress we
shall the full power of this "lusion and there
will be gathered in Washington the refuse Of all
the old parties the dirt and scum and dregs of the
great caldron of Northern political and social agi-
tation. We shall then know what sort of luna
tic, cunning. mslevolent and strong, we have to
deal with. 1t is not too early to begin to prepare
in earnest for the encounter-C Charleston Mercury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-23

ANOTHER SLICE OF MExIco.-Santa Anna wan
ting money very badly, it it said is willing to dis
nose of another slice Of Mexico to the United States
on the same terms as he obtained for the Mesilla
Valley. Sonora, it is well known, is held by the
Mexican government by very doubtful tenure.
FIlibustersm, French aud American, has made sew
eraI attempts upon that valuable province, and
though so far it has failed it is quite evident it
was more from the weakness and want of means of
the adventures, thar from any strength the govern
ment of Mexico possessed to prevent them accom-
plishing their object The Calltornlans are looking
with a covetous eye to Sonora
1t has valuable mines, is Just the country for
stock farming, and sugar and cotton can be raised
in it with advantage In its present state these ad
yantages are lost. The wild Apache roaming
where he pleases, prevents mining operations, and
the absence of personal security and protection Of
property, which good government affords, allows
but little Development of the agricultural resources
orthe country. The possession of Sonora by the
United States would necessarily bring old California
and chihuahua along with it, for the Mexicans
could not long retain territory on both sides OF the
States of the Union and adjoining them.
The necessity of protecting the inhabitants Of
these Southern States from the lncursions Of the
Indians who now roam at will, committing what
excuses they please, unchecked by the govern
meut of Mexico would demand the possession Of
those provinces to give security to possession of
others Thus, it is probable thatif this scheme of
purchase meets with any favor the southern boun-
dary line of the United States will be nearly a
STRAIGHT line from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific
along the latitude of about &c degrees, or as far
down as the southernmost part of Texas. PiiL Led