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The Naval Fight at SAN man Del Sur.

The Naval Fight at San Juan Del Sur,
: An extra from the Office of the Key Of
the Gulf" printed at Key West, gives the
following account by passenger on the
Tennessee, of the brilliant naval engage
ment which took place on the Pacific, in
view Of San Juan del Sur, on the 18th of
November last, between a Nicaraguan
schooner and Costa Rican brig of war:
He states that the rumors had reached that
settlement that brig of war under the colors
of Costa Rca, was about TO eater that port
for the purpose of landing reNinforcemeuts to
operate against Gen. Walkers army; which
rumor having reached the commander of the
Granada, "a small pilot boat in the interest of
Gen. Wslker,) preparation was made TO give
the brig suitable welcome. The pilot boat
schooner, armed with two six Founders, got
underway as soon as the brig appeared in
sight, and by skiful maneuyering was soon
10 windward of the brig some two or three
miles, and then bore down upon the brig, the
latter heaving 10 for action. The schooner be-
ing very low, managed 10 get 80 close 10 the
brig as to allow all her shot 90 pass over the
huliof the schooner, and by frequent backing
under the stern of the brig, engaged her for
two hours, when the brig finally blew up.
The commander of the brig was at San Juan
del Sur when our informant left, with some
forty or Fifty OF his crew which bad been pick
ed up by the victorious crew Of the schooner
and landed at the port. The brig is reported
TO have been arIaed with six IS pounders aud
TO have had complement Of one hundred
and twenty -four men. The schooner visa armed
with only two six ponuders aud having COM
plement of twenty-eght men. The eomman-
der of the brig is reported to have stated that
he was about to surrender and had given the
order 10 cease firing bat second or two be-
fore the fatal catastrophe. So close were the
opposing forces, that be attributed The acci>
dent 10 wGd from the guns Of the schooner,
setting fire to the briggs nsgazine
The engagement was heard aud viewed by
the residents at San Juan del Sar; aud the
wounded crew Of the brig were At that place
when our informant left.
Truly this was q most gallant affair, and
andws could almost wish that we had flu
ger in that pie.
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FueITIvK SLAVES IN CANADA.-We see Il
stated in the Canada papers that movement
is on foot in Canada TO secure the passage Of
an act Of Parliament by which fugitive slaves
may be sent back 70 the Unlied States. Ssch
al enactment would be bns an act Of justice
70 hundreds Of SOutherDers whose pockets
have suffered to the tune OF thousand Of doll
lars BY reason off the escape Of their slaves, bat
we have but little faith la the passage Of such
an act.
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- RoWnrd.

u AHAwAE fou &c slslcfihsF rssiing IN colanhll,
II al1arF s1aniy, fsa. 81 ihs On November, fAL.
los l0f, uausl atlA. s-l ~ . .oeat - lsAfs ei
insG ~ ot uFiEaf nua.ia eaoFs qack speksn ana %
rather laasat appsarEnse IL sas ass heard 81 he Nash
e al r1nrsei e. b ca cat NultF nos, with ireo
rs wiii gre - aease Fcssrd 90 ne apPreneas.on
ans ra as1enl ~ ssi b. To Ia, - tt4s can 81
elrs Ia. tiesis-ds JOHN kAo"S.
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NAsHvILLE THEATRE.

ITERATION % xgAK-Unta fsrthsr asiics M dsaFs
~ vii open - i 6'coSk zad the cls,za Oh 80 . Z.
n-asat Mr. Ctanfaa. frllag eFeriHE. Der ~ 4Hes
raece q nr~a4i4r censtrar1a czisd tAltttGH. Pres
sious "a Rtica, ne pop1saF pl1rs az tu$stlnl.fts
ktNS. 70 casciade via SHO>E ~ tALikOEk-
MA. atizz kiheaiiss BeusA. s4ieFtsJ gAt
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PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA IN TINE OF WAR
Mr. Golden has written letter to the Pres
ident Of the Manchester Chamber of Com
merce, in relation to Mr.. Msrcy's proposal in
regard to privateers, of which he says;
"Now, really, there is no logical way of
meeting this proposition but by an instant &C
quiescence; and, had it not been misrepresent-
ed and dealt with in fippant spirit by some
of our journals, it must have received as unan-
imous an assent in this country as it has from
all parties in the United Slates.'
He concludes as follows:
'It is then our interest especially, and be.
You'd all other countries, to go forward in the
path to which the Americans have invited Us.
81 cannot help regretting, as an Englisman,
that the proposal did not originate with us
But the next best thing will be to give it a
prompt and hearty acceptance, and aid in Sc
curing for it, if possible, a world wide acqui-
escence. Ii is impossible TO foresee all the
consequences of such revolution in the rules
of war 1t is, ! believe, the first time in the
annals of the world that the powers of bellig-
erents will be restrained aud defined IN the in
terest of individuals by written international
law. Who can tell in What other direction the
precedent may be followed Wars will hence
| forth partake more of tue character of duels
! between governments than of the old contests
of nations. Private citizens will cease to be
held responsibible or liable to injury, unless
they become partcipators in the strife. There
will no longer be plunder aud prize money TO
add the stimulus of cupidity to the passions OF
hatred and revenge; aud we shall have one
pretence less for constantly increasing the bur-
den Of war navies in proportion TO the growth
| of foreign commerce, on the plea OF protect
| ing our mercantile marine. These are some
OF the obvious consequences of this proposed
innovation upon the traditions aud precedents
of the last century. The mercantile world
win, trust, allow its voice to be heard upon
the question by government and Parliament;
and il is in the hope that the chamber will
throw the weight OF its great influence into
scale Of humanity and progressive civilization
that have ventured to trouble you with this
| letter"
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FOR the Patriot.
To My Heart.
OH weary sishlng heart,
Why thus deFrcst-
Why Ike The wandering dove
Art thoa sin seeking rest
Thy love has been dream
Fh0a'st depart,
swim as the meteoy's s'eam
els aea on, wea-y hs4ni
Thy hops Of deaiAiess esae,
Al where they
Tic TIPS that wsuA have breaihed thy zane
With pTile, are tarned % cay
Ard dsu, poor weary heart,
% al bsren,
Halh bat lie miaslrsls braksa lase
70 manrn ssss ieff. CLARA
Rmps Nsss csTrasE, Nashville, Dee. IS. is55.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
w. Il. Gordon & Co.
nv WEDNESDAY,, 9Hh December, we will 4, FER at Pab.
" lie sale, in our usual qlantidss-
Il hbds fair, line and choice new sugsr;
3 hb's clio Mola ses;
24T bags air and prime Rio CCfse;
5 bbls powdered Sugar;
- BIS old Bourbon Whisky;
100 bis Old KENTUCKY WHISKY;
los boxes Werk Z CO : Star Candies
% boxes Geutner's Tai0w Candies;
800 BIKES Prsscott's No soap;
~ boxes Bartlett jones' To5acco;
o0,f0) ReEaiia aud prncpe Cigar', yery fine.
Vita various osher articles.
Terms of Sale;
Az sums under S2G0 cash: all sums over $780, ana
der s. $50 so DAYS, all $4,000 % days cred =
approved ENDORSED notes payable in Of the city
banks
In ad 7ton W viii sell 10 4 pipes Otard Dupuy & 20 :
Brandy aad 10 A. Synefs Brandy and very
fine. For er 1900 months; for all over
$500 mcnJhs for approved and endorsed not payable
in bank dec9 ". II. G.. ( 10.
FRESH Arrival.
lust rcsived geo pair Mems Heavy Brogaus extra size
y AMI full OF aIother kinds, all Of which Eid
be sold on the most reasonable terms by
Nos. So and SO, Corner, College AMI 3 o'dsay.
dsc9 nashville. y NJ
LACE LEATHER x LEATHER BEL1-
ING.
lust received Tot OF very extra Lace Leather; al O.
y heavy OF the Leather Betting from
II inches wide which VII be sold very low far csh BY
B. Il. CUTTER,
deci9 Corner College snd broadway.
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ADMTNTsTRATOR,s sALF.


WILL proceed 10 sell at public sale, Saturday tie
L 20-h inst, the late residence Of JOHN fHJMAS,
deed, three and half miles from Nashville, the North
side Of Cumberland above the Gaan turEpire,
an the personal and perishabs effects 81 ths said Thomas
consisting Of horses large number Of cattle, and
pork hogs sheep wagons, carts Sc with runln
Household and Kitchen Furniture family utensils, Dsrle-
~ fixtures, Apple Peach and Apple arndern large
quantity Of Jorn OATS kc and various other articles too
numerous 20 be mentioned.
TERNSAU sums less than &20 in cash, al over 800 on
credit Of six months Eth ard Unolbiod security.
DELILAu THOMAS, AdmiuiStratriX.
dec'0-td OF JOHN THOMAS, Detd.
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EGE2 e EVE,- That 6ezirabIe sTORE ROOM adioin-
Il ting NY Office on Cherry It eet 1r the year 1871.
Also, tha. very desirable DWELLINH Cherry street
South Of Broad, containing rooms, snl viii be
put in thorough repair. Appyo Will L. BOTD,
does 50 Cherry street.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
IRON WORK.

fsIE satcher iutsndiuE n visit The soufh n February
Ecai respectfully cali the ATTENTION u trose wanting
isoa kain7 Nerardts, iron stairs, Eank Vaults. ircn
ue1ra ard ehui-erf. jail Gels Duors - drop Inc By
rasii Hslcf sla lle-t s.ia aitrutou-
Refer Jsha b. narEaE. Arcaifsct. Memphis; W. D.
Who's Nictsh-rg iohn ~ Qlsfis Astchezs Lana a. ar
r.son. Tazss tiE5i WIS PltrcE Jactson.
r. q. HAEAE, z15 Fiah street,
f-rfk-f2rH Gee aaas Ohio.
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II AVISS qualified as Aiminis'ratrN Of john Thomas,
II decd al persons indebted TO the decedent viii come
forward and imm a3ate payment, aud those having
claims against him are hereby notified % present
them within the time PRESERVES BY law, hey will be for
ever barred DzLILAH THOMAS, Adnilistrst tx
dec9 Of John Thomas, deed.
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isv ,lrl Aneas isf-soetag pI1 a1..rtl. Fsf - y
does J. g.. ROBgErs1N broadway.
LAND WARRANTS B6UGaF OK LOCATED.
I Will pay cash for Land warrsau. snlaiso buy Ga
/ N.as0uu aud Arkansas Land Pztentas Issued aboai
Isis, % soldier. y lsl2,
Tan s4o prepared % locate LEr1 WaTrautH 10 seath.
Nie1rr the Zoe q Ire Su n western Mistozf
Railroad IN -cEnrri iQa va Eepteman she has haa tAs
q more th4l q acres ~ ai'fDat lad allns
ta- Iae - sa reai Fcr further partgsrs. ssrus, a.
snaare o. the 1nder gue Gear street. 80 lo4i
0f1re- lsaarfftHI y O. EeAllAn
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TNURNS ISLAND SALT.-IO6o bags TURKS Isl
4 and salt in store and FOR sale loF 20 close.
de,6 Z s. FRENCH & SON.
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IN " "A IA = ALEttS lEtH-s
JOBS g.. BElEy. WILLIAM L BROWN.
= VIE undersigned have formed partnership in the Prac
tce law in the cry Of Nashville viii give prompt a.
tentoH 70 any and all business intrUsted 20 their care
JOHN 5. BRlEN,
jvS5G-tf WILL. L. BROWN.
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SWEDISH LEECHES.


y press. For sale b. DENOFELL B BALL.
oct2l
Land warrants! EaDd Warrants!
E4T viii Day the highest market price in CAsu mer-
w ChauiiSe for Land Warrants.
BRANSFOFD, MCWNRTER q CO..
oct2s-f No. Il Ets. side PJbl, Square, Nashville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09
su,LLrox-sc,rLrr rrvrr-MrAsIEs.


Radwdy's Ready Relic. j. n"touty cure Tor
these infections naladies, bni VII! prevent those
who use the Ready Reiie!anI ,guiators s ainst
the infection.
We have known the f. r. Re'ief rid the
whole neighborlloud # the infect on at Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewi e know
shipmas,ers who have saved the lives o. their
crews aud passengers. AMI entirely driven OF
the small Pox and Ship Fever from their YES
scls, by sprinkliug the Ready Relic: through
their infected ships. Ii is asionishir g what hap
py effects the Ready Relief VII have II freely
1 sprinkled in pllces where the infectious am
contagious poiscns prevail
evil guarantee that If those who arc now
su # ring with fever and "gue, lis Effects, WI
place their systems under the inf tence 81 Rad
WAYS Ready lei and r gull'ors TO cure then
of this distressing malady, and TO tree then
from thc fever Of age Tint IS now lingering II
their systems and 10 render ikcir bodies aguC
proc gtin>t renewed attacks.
Those row suffering from cnlarg menfs oitht
s, len, Engagements IF the Liver, and othc
OF ganc eul REGIMENTS. are promised STerdv de
lverance from theirniseries blythe Il. L. Role
and Regulators
We now direct The attention cf The pablo L
our second great discovery Ior the cure o
chronic disease.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

II was one Of the privileges of the wri-
ter to listen TO portioa of The address of
Rev. Bishop Wsugh 10 the Methodist
Confe,sne. on Wednesday, IL was an
unPre'suding patriarchal speech, deliver.
ed viii much feeling and a quie, elo-
quencs which touched the hearts OF his
hearers.
Speaking of Missouri, the Bishop said:
eve vast men for India, for China, fer
Turkey. Aye, brethren, strange "a it
seems, Missionaries are wanted to labor
in Turkey; and in Turkey Missionaries
are scfsr than in Territory Of the
United States"
What . burning reproach The words
are simple and few. but each vowel AND
copsonant contains volume Of reproach;
eachssof the natural sounds formed into
words is q hiss of scorn and ndignalion
at tie men who hold in their hands the
destinies of this country. Tha. the Min
listers OF the Gospel of Christ are safer
under the rule aud in the dominions Of
an absolute Monarch of a Heather king
dom-n drunken sot. than in the Terri
tory ef she United States, where The seo-
pie govern themselves, is q truth which
should blister the fingers of any Christian
man who attempts to deposit ballot to
sustain the policy Of Pierce, Douglas &
Co.
Men and brethren, think Of these
things. A Missionary safer in Turkey
than in q Territory of the u. S.. which
we boast of as tie mo5t enlightened
mos! liberal. the freest government in the
world! The man who votes for the Blu
chanan ticket at the coming election,
votes TO sustain rule in Kansas TER: to
~ more illiberal, oppressive ard snbser-
sive of the inaliena bic rights OF The PEG
pie than the DEGREES Of the Heather Sal
tan Of Turkey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-09

HUNoRS-CURONIC II~EAsIS
Diseases that have been lingering IN the
Sys EN- l)r length OF time, ta.at'ns Tire bl0ol
with impurities aud COVERING the toly with
sores and ulcera; diseases Inherited Nv her
editary descent, 3r contracted b. iaaciilat ion.
or transmiyt d by OTHER Seases: over ali OF
which 81 diseases AM disorders Ia his sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS PEE0VATIH,G EESOfvENF
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
THIS all powerful rene ~ has peri0rme :
M yacles- II lie way e. cures. II has made
many persons sound AMI whole, who IL le Pa
was one mass of corrsp' .-a. ai' who were
so liSieUre by disease ~ c,Aier hem o5
jectS repulsive % the ii ht
UrMoR>--RAp n ooo
Chronic diseases. scro.Ul)us an svphilI.
IN lain $, consumption, aud otheraaections
OF the lungs AMI throa', Ind 'aton> and r
ganiC enl1lyemens, chronic rheGma Ism, rlan-
duiar swelling, hacking cough, cancer
cas- aiTc ctions, bleeding q. The lungs, dy>pe2-
STA, water bfash, tic doler ux, white swelling
turner's, lcers. p diseases, onlaic complaints
Gout, ricketts,, bronchitis, ltv'r complaint,
AND AL ,acrTrvE DISEASES.
The moment q 6ose . n Resolyenf is tax
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