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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
Higher Law FanaIicIsm.

On the 2SIh ut committee, on behalf Of
citizens Of Cincinnati, presented JOHN JoLIFFE,
Esq, with purse and money, rs Il token of
their appreciation of hi- advocacy, on fire.
ouent occasions, of the cause Of fugitives from
slavery" The immediate cause of this mark
of their consideration. was Isis warm espousal
of the cause Of the Gaines negroes recently
escaped from Kentucky. One of the members
of the committee was Mr.. ). Straight, of the
fra of Straight, Druning IL Co, mercantile
house with whom mauy of our merchants
have had business transactions. 4 letter was
addressed to the firm by Messrs. Hart, McCrae
& Co, b. Lanier & Co., b. W. McCae & Co,
=. H. HolIingsworth, N. s. Pitcher, Lanier &
Phillips aud Robb d Smith, merchants Of this
city, asking whether Mr. Straight's name was
placed to the letter to Mr.. Jolitfs of "hiS own
free will aud accord, and if that letter ex-
presses his views upon the subjects therein
discussed"
In reply, Mr. Straight stated that the letter
did correspond with his views as far as it
went. though be would have modified some Of
its rhra~eoosy to more fairly represent his
sentiments, could he have done 50.
Msssrs. b Lanier & Co., Hart, McCrae Il
Co, b. ". McCrae &; Co., aud 5. n. Iulugs-
WORTH, respond in we'll written defense OF
Southern rights, aud close as follows:
In conclusion, We would stale that We hold
il to be our duty, As good citizens aud proper
u holders, to rebuke this higher law tanati-
cism, tina, now exists among few misguided
aud ignorant fanatics of the North, IN regard
10 the institution ct slavery, wherever and
whichever discovered. With this our business
correspondence with you and all others enter
tanning such sentiments (when We are advised
of il) ceases-knowing full well that your city
contains enough good, conservative men, IN
political views aud business capacity, 20 afford
Us correspondents more worthy OF our patron
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
California.

a San Francisco letter in the New York
Commercial Advertiser says that California is
now more prosperous than ever. Her agricul-
tural prospects are excellent. and her exports
of wheat will this year be very large Those
best qualified to Judge estimate the Weld of
gold in 1856 at 100000, 600, of which total it
is supposed at least $40, 100000 will be retain
ed in tie STATE.
The decision Of the United States Supreme
Court in the "MariPosq case" was received at
San Francisco with general favor, and those
now residing on the claim are making ne
goiations with the proprietors with the view
of making substantial improvements such as
The erection of quartz m lls, making canals,
&c. The miners and Others living on the claim
are rcjoiced b, cause gifts confirmation, as now
they can obtain bona hde title to the land
upon which they desire to make improvements
Before the title was settled no person would
make ny Improvement Of consequence, but
now the occupants are preparing to build, and
soon the whole face of the country will be
changed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of reHdtOni erPonds, to directed
ID ana delivered the hon lTabe circuit court OF David
county Tennessee its JanuIry Term 1856, will
pose public SALE to the highest bde for at the court
house door in the city Of Nashville the 3d day Of May,
Is 6 all the right title, calm interest and estate which Jo
seph w. McEwtn then had, may since have acquired in
the following described property to wit: certain
piece parcel Of land in Davidson unity, in the town Of
Nashville aud fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge Of stone
foundation for fence between the property OF Elizabeth
BOyds lot occupied by Stone the west side OF Vine
street. and running with said street nohwardy So eet
less plank fence div ding said sixty feet lot from Mrs
Boyds property on the norh thence at right angles with
said street sixty feet foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less TO stone Alright line 10 the
begin ing corner thence feet TO the beginning ne being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 23d September 1858; registered in Book % page
49, be ng eve upon the property Of Joseph W. New
satisfy judgment rendered in .avor OF Truit Broth
ere Co.
march17 JOHN X EDMoNDSoN, Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

BUsIYEss.-The only impeachment which may
arise to business will be the want of sufficient
tonnage to transport the great quantity of pro-
dnctions Of the West--the cotton of Arkansas,
Red river, aud the 10000 bales which are TO
come out Of the Yazoo The number Of vessels
in port yesterday FIVE less than at the same
ii ne last year, though the stock of cotton is
believed to lie two hundred and twenty thous
and bales more TO day than at the same time
last year. Freight to Liverpool last year ruled
ut Cd to Hav e, &C.; Boston, &c; New York,
{ to &c. and TO other ports just about enough
20 pay for taking in and putting out. There
are one hundred and fifty square rugged vessels
now on the way hither; many of them have
been ont forty to sixty days. Cotton having
been rather quiet for four or five days, freights
to foreign ports have not been SO active as last
week; YET, with the accommodating stock, ship
masters are firm, and as last year, on the squar
ing up the years bnsinesss, barely received
new dollar for an old year, they feel disposed
to take two new dollars this season to balance
the two years busness.-N o. Crescent, goth
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
!. the same, and SO of ribbed Sides in two lot. al

at the same, and Sc of ribbed Sides in two lots at
&c. per ID.
LARD.-We notice sales of 600 bbls. and tierces,
including 242 tierces prime at &C.; l43 in two lots
at the ssrne 40 stearine at e4c.; 1877 bbls and tier
ces at SIC. for prime, and SIC for No. l; and 100
kegs, in three lots, at &c. per 10.
SALr-A cargo of Z, 1857 sacks Liverpool coarse,
was sold yesterday at S0c and TO- lay, one of 500
also coarse in half bleached sacks and full weight,
at the same price.
WH1sKr.-The market is frmer, and we notice
sales of 100 bbls rected in lots, at &C.,; and 100
De1ter's, also in lots, at 36c. per gallon.
CoFYEE-The demand is still active, and prices
are looking up. To days sales embrace 6 900 bags
Rio comprising 4,6l4 at liac; 7S0 at the same;
200 at l4c 100 at &C.; 95o at l2c aud 81 prime
st l2tc. 10.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

Yvrlue of WI Of Uendioni e7Onds to directed and
Il delivered, from the honorable court Of Hickman
county Tennessee at its February Term, 1856 will expose
public sale he highest bidder for cash. at the court
house door in the city OF Nashville, the Srd day Of May
1856 all TIE right, title clan, interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired in and to
the following scrbed property towt: Two lots OF ground
Davidson county in South Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fell known ard designated the plan said town
lots Nos 26 aud 81 fronting College street. viz No &c
fronting 60 feet and lot Of the 81 feet and lot OF the
o. 30 feet aud running back to alley; being lot sold by
D. D. Pat lex 10 said Richard he and on which said Fell
sided in S49 valued thousand dol full d. scrip
ton Of said lots In the deed from nd D. D. Patrick 10 said
Richard Fell recorded in Book II. page 46t being le sei
upon the property Of Richard Fell to ssfy judgment
rendered in favor 4 Bellheld n. Carter
marchlT JOHN X EDMONDSON Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
L II o f. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
HAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
TO original growth far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt, besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandruG itching
in the shape OF eTuptoBs-even scad head
and in possible viii u fail Of curing, by magic
periodical headache, and used twice week by
the young regularly Il will preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling any imaginable age. READ JuDGk
LoGAssPORT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1850
Messrs. q. J. Wood Co:
GESrs Yours OF the 18th duly to hand. Enclosed
please End tSs Il being the amount Tor Hair Restorative.
have sold il all II you choose you may send sin
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sell it. IL has
worked Miracles In this place. sold six 81 bottles,
that bald and 1t fetched hair ali his head
Yours respectfully,
NJ n. GRIDLEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
SHi;IkIEE,N NALE.

DY virtue Of writ OF directed anddelvered,
u from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county,
Tennessee st its January Tem 1885, will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash. at The court house door
in the city Of Nashville the Sd day Of 1856, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired in and to The fol-
lowing described property, tOw certain lot OF land in
Davidson county in the Of Nashville fronting Vine
street tween Spring and Broad Streets beginning at the
southwes edge Of foundation for fence between the
properly Of the said Boyd lot occupied by L. Stones
the West side of Vine and running with said street
northwardy sixty feet less TO PLANK fence dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs Boyds property the north
IN right angles with said street - feet to "a feet al
ey thence with said alley six feet more less 10 stone
right line to the beginning corner thence TO the
beginning Conveyed to H. McEwcn by Eliz beth Boyd,
by deed registered in Book % 76 being levied upon
the property Of Joseph W. McEwen to satisfy judgme
rendered in favor Of Trui;t Bro hers 4 Co.
marcl17-td J. X EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
SHERIEE,S YALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of UeidiioRi erpoRds, to directed
ID and delivered the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee, at its January Term 1885, will
expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash. at the
in the city Of Nashville, the Sd day OF
May 1856 all the right title claim, interest and estate which
William Stewart then had, may since have acquired In
and the following bed real estate towi Situated in
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee being lots no
II and 49, distinguished in the plan OF the Boswoth lots
fronting 29H feet Market street. the other q feet
street. running back 12 feet Iche being levied
upon the property Of William Stewart to satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of B. W. Hail.
JOHN X. EDM0ND50N, Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
Washingf0n-IikC.

Henry A. Wise has written a letter in which be
denies that he ever applied the term "WashingtonS
ike" to Mr.. Fillmore's Administration The Rich
mond Wing maintAins that he did use such lam
guage. 1t says:
That he did apply the expression, "Washingon-
like to Mr. Fmore's administration, there is, as we
learn, abundant living testimony. An intelligent
aud reliable gentleman, now u member OF the
Legislature informs Us that he himself in coujunc.
tion with thousands Of others, heard Nr Wise
make Use OF the expression Hscribed TO hm-not
IN tue canvass last spring, crroneouslv state
few DAVIS ago, but during the Presidential can
vass of 1852. H. further Informs that be took
down that expression in his note book the time
that is on the occasion OF Wise's speeches in JET
fer,on and Berkeley. Aud We doubt not there are
hundreds OF people in that section OF the State who
now remember the circumstance. Whether Wise
made use Of this notable expression at other places
where he spoke, are not informed; but he Ger
tainly did make use Of it ut the time aud places
designated above.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

ToAAcco.-We hear oi 20 bids. sold to-day, oil
which ~ Admitted and Refused in two lots, 81 an 1
81, at &c r,uud; So including 1 Admitted and 2
Refused also At &c round; 3. Of which Admitted
Z, and Refused al g. snd hhds, at DC. per 10.
SUsAR-wih large receipts, prices have given
way ta4c ard At the reduced rates purchasers have
been found for abOgi !, 500 hhds.
MOLAssks-Tbe demand has been good, and
prices steady, with sales Of nearly 200 bbls at sSa
50 io Tor OIdinary slightly ermensing and S5aSee
pvr gallon for good to choice lots
FLOCA-Thsre has been fair demand, with sales
Of about 5 600 bbls. comprising 900 Ohio. e. 600
and 600 at So so, GOO Illinois, in lots, Al the
same; 500 s. Louis al &C 62i; 420 al % 62sa6 rs;
1000 eItrs, al g. 62i; SEQ at a. rs, and 200 on
private terms.
WHEAT The sales comprise | 900 sacks prime
red at tl 40 aud some 500 selected white at 81 so
CoEN-Priees are stiil easier, and We notice sales
Of about 10 600 sacks as follows s.000 mixed and
white az ace; 500 in two lots At 47e 40 at 4Se
4s0 at the sane; $50, without Inspection, al use /;
and coo sacks 10 various iola 81 4SA4ee per bash.
0ArA.-The ruling rates Tor 81 Louis are aoA4le.
per basheL
BkAx.-Priees are loser, and 500 sacks were
sold 10 three lots. at 6sie. per 100 loa
BAcoN The demand has been fair, az steady
prices, with sales Of as casks Shouidsu al esei 80
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
sHEIeIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of four wrts Of uendtOni opOHds to d.
ID rected and delivered from the honorable circuit couf
davidson coun y, Tennessee at its January Term 1885,
will expose 10 public sale TO The highest bidder for cash.
the court house door ia the city Of Ma hv the 3 day
OF May 1886, all the right title claim, interest and estate
which John Graham then had since have acquired,
g. and TO the following described properly, 10 wit: Lot No
81 fronting twenty-five feet alley aud McNary line,
and extending in pth towards College street, sixty
seventy eet more less and also Of cen feet fronting
the above mentioned alley McNairy line ard met beo
the lot above described and running towards College street,
being levied upon the prep ry Of John Graham 70 satisfy
judgment rendered In favor Of A. Morrison.
JOHN X. EDMONDS0N, Sheriff.
By z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Eashville, arch 10, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
SHER FF,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of DeHdi0Ri orpORGs to directed
ID and delivered from the honor bic rcu cnurt Of David
county Tennessee ut its January Term, 1885, will
pose public SALE to the highest bidder for cash at he
court house door in the city q Nashville the Sd day u
Way 1856, all the right title claim, interest and estate which
James Bergen then had since have acquired in and
20 following tract pie e. parcel Of land situated y ny
and being in the county OF Davidson in the State Of Tnnes
see South Nashville, and Known and tngushed in
plan Of lots Of record in the Registers Once Il Davidson
county in Book Ne H. pages 209 fO3 being levied upon
the property Of James Bergen to satisfy judgment
dered in favor Of r. W. Porter.
JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff,
by @. c. DRAKE, Deputy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
A PREDICTIoN-The Boston Journal con.
sarvafiv. ,lI linz Viii care.

A PREDICTIoN.-The Boston Journal con-
servaIive, old line Wing, says:
1--WE beHeve-and we are willing to place
our opinion on record a. a prediction that
the name of Fillmore viii in time rally the
great bulk Of the American party in Mas-achu-
sets, and with favorable prospects of carry
ING the State. Ne cannot of course anticipate
the reply of Mr.. Fillmore to the letter informing
him of bis nomination, but if he accepts it upon
the broad platform of American principles, 10
viii carry tn, State. Gen. Tavlors chances
were not more taborable in 1913 then those
of Fillmore seem to he now, but he carried the
State by handsome majority. The prospects
OF Gen. Scott were not brighter at the time he
was nominated, yet Massachusetts was one Of
the few States which gave hun plurality. 1t
is too early in the campaign to expect any en-
thusiasn for Fillmore. Indeed, the nomination
was made too early. But there will be a
waking up before the November election which
will surprise those amateur politicians who
cannot see an inch beneath the SUI face"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
SnERIFL,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ Of PeadiiORi EpORds, tome directed
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1885, will
expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash, at the
house door in the city Of Nashville the 3rd day OF
May 1856 all the right title claim interest and estate which
Laner Fails tn had may since have acquired in and
" the 70 lowing described property to witt piece or parce
land situate Davidson county, Tennessee; part Of the
land the aid Charles Love resides on, and bounded
follows: beginning stake, VIM. Kings, north east cor
in William b. Lewis south boundary line running north
S9H degrees east with said line forty poles to stake in
said e thence south IN degrees east one hundred and
twent our poles TO stake John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south S9H deg
u poles to stake VIM Kings south east corner OF the
tract lives on; thence north with Kings line lis
poles the beginning, containing AZ poles Being
levied the property Of Lanier Falls to satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor Of Ewing Williams, Ex'rs.
march1T-ti JOHN X. EDMONDS0N, Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

A NEw Steamboat Pm JECr-The BAll.
more Patriot ys:-We learn from gentle
man connected with the ENTERPRISE, that =
project Is now on foot % establish line OF
steamers between Baltimore aud Havana and
Greytown, Ia touch ell route going aud return
ing, at Norfolk, Virginia Several prominent
mercantile aud manufacturing establishments
In our city and vicinity are understood 10 be
connected with this commendable enterprise
The capital stock is $500, 900, 20 be increased
rs occasion requires. One side-wheel steamer,
Of fifteen hundred tons burthen, j. 20 be put
on the line at lst, aud Others added IL nsees
sary. Stock TO the amount OF so, 900 has al
present be subscribed, with fattering pros.
IsoIs Of the entire amount beiag taken Al no
distant day.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

SPANISH BEAUTY.-A young German diplo-
matist has published,a book of his experience
in the fashionable society of Madrid. He thinks
the Spanish women very beautiful:
GAS a general impression. / should says that
there is more beauty, both of face and figure,
to be seen here than 10 any other capital; that
the toilette in Paris is more tasteful; in London
there is. perhaps, crater air Of high breeding
in the highes; circles, but ihcomparably less
grace. No such feet and figures were ever
seen at ST. James. nor, in spite of all the
accessories Of dress at the Tuileries. A French
woman and graceful t0urnure in the result OF
art, education and the toilette. An English
wOmau's elegance proceeds from her high
breeding and par sang But the grace of the
Spanish women is pure nature. Nowhere can
such eyes be seen as in SPAIN whether for size,
,l0r or expression. As All English woman
advances 10 years, she generally grows thin;
the Spanish sonora is apt To become nnwieldiy;
the are contracts, the other expand; and the
expansion system, though it must be incon-
venient. preserves the beauty Of the face to q
later period of life"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
Loss of Tickets of Glass l..

By the accident the Seabosrd and Roanoke Railroad
the Tickets Of Cas L. for Apd 18Th, in their transit from
Baltimore in charge Of Adams Express Company, de-
stroyej by IRE consequently there will be any drawing
Of that Class The drawing will be Class May 18th, the
"Ne P.us ULTRA Scheme" Very RESPECTFULLY
marches J. 3. WINTER, Manager.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
IpecuuIIy lOurs,
EDWARD W0LC0TT.

ham REsroRATIvB-ln columns 10 day viii be found
Prof Woods adve semsnt Of the above article, 10 which
call attention. What has done have witnessed
several acquaintance in st. Louis. Hair
grey view, black OF brown the might be
being the color Of early manhood and ne and glossy
silk aud that without other application than the hestOF
alive II % has done this upon others will Il not do the
same any Of our resders whose frosty byoWs"
like the locks Of Lockel wATke chief " the
will try ~ We think s0yacksoaris COHstifEf01adll>
oct 3, 1853.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

CHURCH MUsIC Henry " Beccher takes
strong ground sgainst choir or quartetIe sing
ing rs part of worship There is some truth
in the following views Of things in the popular
church
A new choir is inaugdrated, \ new leader, a
new di,pensalion OF amhiti rus display. of mu-
steal seusiliveress, Of quarreling sud disSust
of revolution and qnartoJte until at length, in
some congregations all that any one hopes or
dreams Of, n, singing that shall not damage
all the rest ct worship. In other churches,
having lost every y,stge of sanctity, music il
regarded outright one of those forms OF
moral amusement ia which men may indulge
without sin, Ia the church aud on tie Sabbath
and they plunge their hands into their pock-
cts and pay for professional singing. Then
King David finds himself u The hands of the
Phillistines. The uuSt>hed lips that al he
week sang The dsgustul words Of glorious
music in operas, nov sing the rapture of the
old Hebrew bard, or the passion oC the safer
ing Rrdeemer, with the inspiration Of yaui-
ty aud brandy. Wien the exquisite mockery
is done, and the opera gasse- are all chS,d,
the audience close their eles t", aud ,he ser
.non proceeds. Thu,, mE-ic, ai,,-taiiEug frum
piety, r. no longer a heavenly bird but a pea.
ck, that struts and d res her gaudy Ilumes
In admiration.