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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

"Who fy?" the reader may ask, as did WOLF
hen be heard that cry on the heights of Abraham.
he answer s-the Administration. PIERCE, DoUG.
rs 4 Co. They yield ground constantly on the
ansas question. A retreat was commenced at the
incinnati Convention, and the route is now utter
he field irretrievably lost CAMPBELL Of Ohio, took
aston to say, in bis place in the House of Re-
resentatives, few days since, when opposing
ENNISsToS's amendment to the appropriation bill;
hich was TO the effect that no appropriation Tor
ansas should be drawn from the treasury until all
its and prosecutions pending and based upon the
stempt to set up a State Government shall have
sen observation-disclosures he kHep that the treason
.dictments would not be pressed. This declaration
: c, urse excited a sensation, AID movements on
re Administration side Of the chamber, soon clear
4 the up that which seemed mysterious 10 Camp
ellis assertion. The Washington correspondent OF
he n Y. Times save;
Col Orr and others sought opportunity to make
brief speeches. in which they 'came down" hand
somely, admitting that they had bad considerable
doubt whether the Kansas indictments for treason
could be maintained, and whether they ought not
to be qusshed, &c, &c. The truth was, that the
Cabinet had this morning determined 70 abandon
the Kansas prosecutions, and the Democracy 10 the
House set themselves 70 work At once TO cover this
retreat. What an admissio1 is this For -four
months have mauy OF the vers sbest aud best citi'
Eens Of Kansas been held n close custOdy-and Al
Ihis late day IL Is admitted that they have commit
Ted 10 crime
Mr. Seward, Of Georgia. well said upon the floor,
tO~day that the President had taken an extraOrdi.
nary long lime 10 discover his The truth L.
that this concession % justice has been wrung from
the Administration By the necessities Of their
They hnd that the people Of The North really have
risen In earnest 90 choke down the Slavery
pFpagandism. 10 their extremity, the Ad
mnistfation has removed Shannon, and ordered thS
chsius TO be stricken from the free State prisoners
ia Ghe hope Of ghss tnruing back the tide Of popula
sentiment upon which the standard bearer OF LII
berry Aad the Union 10 rolling towards the White
House. The game ell not win. u is played tos
late. The people via rejoice a. the act Of jastic'
90 lArdily performed; and win despise The sraDs-
psrent motive whigh prompts H.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1856.

MIR. Buchanan lands MIR. Fillmore
shows a proper appreciation of
Gov. Jones, and his TreaChery to
the South.
On the It'll Of October, 1852, Mr.. Blu.
chanan made speech at Greensburg,
Penn, in support of Gen. Pierce's election.
The following are extracts from that speech.
We commend them to the attention of his
supporters who are now denounciDg Mr.
Fillmore as unsafe"
"To secure the vote of Pennsylvania was one of
the main inducements for the nomination OF Gener.
al Scott over the head of Willard Fillmore Is
there unprejudieed citizen Of any party IN The
United States, aOhO lay his hand upon has heart
and declare that he believes General Scott uoud make
AS GOOD AND AS SAFE A PRESIDENT AS
MR. FILLMORE? No, fellow ,citzens, all of US
must concur ia opinion with Mr. Clay, that Fill
more had superior claims and qualifications to those
Of Scott for the highest civil station. Availability,
add availability alone, produced the nomination of
Scott"
"He was anxious to secure the votes of the Free
soil Wings of the Seward school, in the national
convention
"MR. FILLMORE, HIS COMPETITOR, HAD
SPOKEN OUT LIKE MAN IN FAVOR OF
THE COMPROMISE, AND HAD THUS DONE
His DUTY To HIS COUNTRY. He was, for this
very reason, rejected by the Wing National Con-
vention, and Gen. Scott was nominated BY the
votes aud influence of the Northern Free-soiI
Wings"
'But the Northern Free soilers bad not quite
sufficient strength to secure his nomination. To
render this certain it was necessary to enlist a
small detachment of Southern Wing delegates To
attain this object Gen. Scott had merely to write
brief note to Mr.. Archer"
"J'ais pledge which its face. sOas intended ez-
eIUsiUely for Con. Jones, Mr.. Bolts Mr.. Lee, de-,
all OF them Southern Wings, proved sufficient to
detach small division of the wing of this party
from Mr. Fillmore, and these uniting NTH the phoIs
body of Northern Free-SoiLers, succeeded III nO,ai
Mating Gen. Scott"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

TREArY WITH NGARAGUA.-The special Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Times tele.
graphs as follows
The treaty with Nicaragua, made by Minister
Wheeler last June, just before Walkers advent In
that Republic was confirmed. Il contains the usual
provisions for freedom Of commerce and navigation
between friendly and maritime powers. Each ma
ton reserves its coasting trade. Liberty OF traffic
and protection to persons and property are guaran
teed. Transfers Of property by sale, donation, or
will are mutually allowed. To the American cite
zen residing in Nicaragua the following rights are
gTsased; g.,-- So
Marriage with native shall not forfeit citizen
ship
lie may hold real estate by purchase, marriage,
or descent.
He is exempt from military service aud from
paying any contributions or forced loans in the time
of war;
Private property not TO be taken for public use
without foil payment in advance.
Unlimited right to visit any place in Nicaragua.
Burial rights guaranteed.
Fugitive criminals to be surrendered.
Reprsals nor war TO be made until a statement
of injuries has been made by the nation complain
ing. W
The treaty is to run for twelve years. Il is
doubtful whether Walker win ratIfy il without
amendment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

MoBuE, Aug. i6.-Much excitement has
been caused here against Strickland d Upson.
10 conseqaenee Of the sale BY them Of abolie
lien books. A COMMITTEES of citizens was FORM
ed and ordered them 70 leave the city in -four
days; bat tie feeling against them decreased 20
sach an extent that they left immediately.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

PowxR or Iss.IscT The sluggish sea turtle
loves her home. huge creature Of this kind vas
caught bY RRglish salsr near the island of Aseen.
siou, who burns . name and date Into ils upper
she'll. On the var TO Englsnd h fellsiek, and from
sheer pity Il vas thrown overhead in the English
ehsHnel Two years later abe same tnFsle vas
captured once more, now quite well near rs cid
home, Ascensson- what strange aud aexpIieabia
hcsne-sicknsss eaEsi1d the soW heaFslsas ertatsrs
4Du0 nilss back throseh the ocean where thsss
il no tEsck aud no high Foade!"-pufnala.
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40 NEGROES FOR SALE.
EDUCATIONAI
AUCTION AND COMMISSION NOTICE

ID ENJ. 2. SHlhLDS will in few weeks. be in possession
- OF his extensive Auction Rooms, and will commene !:
his Fall Sales early in September
He solicits continuance Of the liberal patronage Of his
I'd friends generously extended here oore, aud promises
renewed efforts and attention 20 the interests Of Con-
81 gners still 20 merit their confdeuce
The principle upon which he set out not TO buy anything
his account will be adhered 20 strictly Noeonet
ing interest upon his part will in any case be allowed
Gales, either pubic pr vate, will be for Cash.
? eIready within three DAYS after Auction Sales.
BENZ. Y. SHIELDS,
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WHOLES1LE UEdLEHS IN
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets, &c,
NO. 4, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE, TENN. +Ftr.H
WE ARE now arranging for sale FIRST STOCK o.
w the ab1ve goods which having been carefully selected
and purchased upon tn favorable terms will be found
well worth the attention Of Merchants
invite inspection ofths Stock confidently believing
that supply those who NAV favor with III
with handsome and durable goods at such prices viii
able them successfully with Merchants pur
chase At Philadelphia.
Our OF credit il six months to reliable dealers and
will make liberal discount to Cash huvers.
aug22-2m COOKE, BAILEY co.
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DRY GOODS.
Carpet Hall Up Stairs.

d G. McNAlKf co. will open to-day and tomorrow
h. ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET, bought at forced auction sale in New
York These warrant equal in quality and cheaper in
price than any hitherto cred in this Market and
determined 20 sell them correspondingly low.
We will the time be opening many Goods IN
Staple Fancy lines and will continue open and
ceive all the Novelties OF the fast they appear
in New York. X. y. McNAIRY 4 Co.,
auRt5 No. s. CoIege st
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of the Administration
to Black RepubIicanism.

The following article from the Cincinnati
Commercial of Monday last, shows how de-
GIFTED Black Republicans are with the re-
ent concessions of Mr.. Pierce
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GALLON IsLAND.-The latest reports from this
island are more favorable than previous ones. A
gentleman who got on the Opelousas Railroad cars
at Terrebonhe, and who had just arrived from
Gallon Island, stated that all the people who were
there safe. The storm commenced there at IL
O'Clock on Sunday, and continued with uuabated
fury until P. N. on Monday. All the people,
however, clustered together on elevated portion
of the island, close to the house of Mr. B. G. Thi-
bodaux, where they remained in perfect security
until the storm abated Two boats were washed
away. The ladies exhibited a great amount Of
courage, especially those of Mr.. Il. G. Thibodaux's
family.
-Four houses were blown down, and others suffer
ed considerable damage. Some stock were also
carried away. A portion of the wrecks of an Amer
lean and French vessel were washed ashore, and
our informant supposed that they were both wreck
ed during the night Although no bodies were yet
seen, he thought the crew OF bosh vessels must
have perished.-Ibid
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BOOKS AND s,STATIONERY
INvIFF attention u the Public to ny large and well
selected stock Of EooEs Papers, Stationery and Fancy
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND s5H0oL TEACHERS
Can be supplied Wiih School Books Of all kinds At the OwsSs
pnces.
TExr B0OKS
Por COLLEGES, Academies, Public and Private Schools
MEDICAL BOOKS
complete sssostmsnt u Books puhshed BY Blanchard
4 Lea, which VIII be sold II Catalogue prices.
REJGI Us BOOKS
The publications OF the Carriers, Martne Preshytersn
Board, AmefSesn Sunday School Unon American TFaet
Society Aner can Bible Society, AMI the Massachusetts
sabbath SCHOOL Soceiy.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Standard WORKS Prose aud Poetry together with the
new Publications OF The day.
euILUkENS BOOKS.
Particular ATTENTION been given this department..
More than 1oO volumes Of the best Juvenile Books
published PaTenl, examine them.
BLANK BOOKS.
Such Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books Day Books,
Jo1rns e gers Copy HooAs Composition Books, Diaryas
= FANCY GOODS
Worh Boxes Paper Mschie Desks, Portfolios Baekgam
Boards Ghrss Men, hess Table Gold and
Pearl Pen Holders, Pearl and ivory Folders, PoFsupne
Pea Holders. Gold Fountain Pens China Ink sett BrOnss
FoR NJ Counting ROOM
Letter Presses Copying Books Check Books on all the
Banks, Commercial Note Paper Envelopes Red Black and
Blue Inks stand, Pen Racks Cheek Tins, frzsers, Pen
aakers God and Steel PEN. Bin Paper Red Tape Bankers
CHARLES W. SMITH,
auseo 81 College Street.
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TAXES! TAxESlI

GALL and paw your CORPORATION TAXES for 1854,
" past due and costs and trouble the Colec-
tor does not desire have issued for any.
Call without further delay at at the City Hail. upper end
Of the MAJ ket House. A. NELSON, Collector.
~ OF course the hundreds who have aresiy paid
addressed. ang22 Sew
WATSON NJ. COOKE. JASPER n Rally.
Late Of GdinsborO', Ten. SAMUEL @. GoDsHALL.
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N E W 90 S


ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAL PRINCIPLEs
PARsIAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCIPLES.
THE HUGUEN0T EXILES, Historical Novel
AMAURY: Novel BY Alexander Dumas
HUMOROUS AMERICAN STORIES Gray Bay Mare,
&C &C.
THE ATTACHE, Or sam SLICK IN ENGLAND
HALLIBURTON.
MR.. sPONGEs SPORTING TOM By Frank Forester.
WILD WESTERN SCEHES-Seeond Series. The War
Path, &C.
FASHIONABLE LIFE; Novel by Mary II. Eastman.
THE OLD VICARAGE; A Novel BY Mrs. Hanback,.
GABRIEL VANE: hi, fortunes and his friends.
EDITH THE oUAKERs DAUGHTER, A Story Of
Pnriian times. y -
TIE Y0UT5 OF THE OLD DOMINION Hopkins
LE6BNDs OF THE PINK STATE. By hlsy.
DOCTOR ANTONIO. A Tale BY RHfhni.
WOLFSD N. VSssALL MORTON, A Novel
HALLIG; OR THE sdEEPFOLD IN WATER
hon Gerllra.
CATHOLIC LETTERS, addressed By Jurist to a Kins.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF ROBERT ROMAN.
WORTH, WEALTH, M8XiMS FOR MERCHANTS
By T. hunt.
Just received by JOHN YORK 90.
GOEgs FENS.
The best art'eeo Gold Pens in Ii suarket,
Jass received bs jobs YORK co.
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nv ,sr.s r rss n Ts4.sissI Espenls % ne directed
10 AID dsiFerea fon shs hosoF4oia ftr<ait Court o.
n.safssn odan4 Tranezlse a. - Nay Terra lso6. si
eape puar sale % the highest bidder 90 eeafs ~ ne
cerrt ose garf sais. n ne cry 81 Nashxe, - ne I'D
.E q AaFaEf ls8 an Ne Iighf, utle, CAIN nlefcst and
ssinaa 1h X1e4s C1sfer tbea hsd - 9aT have anee
etees ind iVfne n4F1on coanly Isnne.eee asa.
"a i - a. praasrsy % Thos cree6eF. eoHtAtanE aheus
fsnrfsen ses rna a ne NolrasVe tsrn Flke- boqnded
~ John Page ~ ~ narh 1ohn weeds TIE eas EohsFs
Fafsrsas - ~ soalh and 3 a. F@tseEsaasoa he uss
he1a levsd a he poPeF1 q fheuaaA coeEsr - sesf
- = f4sar u faees jones against :.
Al $500 a "a r. - cIuzer Nashxias 1ay a. 1853.
JOHN TX. E0AuA1 eaN, frpri1
ff7a-akf hyk. D. 5Axr1a. Depa sheriA
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R0iAL nllANA L0FTkRY.

- a a. a.
lHHR Puhs hsreey aasard has ehangs hss aiken
pace TIE Schene 81 Ne Royal Lottery 81 haFana,
esss9a-ncs q he drans feF rskets hAEsag exesedsd
The qnsaiitf ssuet 70 remeiF ihit e pres q peket1
zHa ne auouais 81 Fras-s have been isrfeased.
- 4o1aso and she pfce - fceets q The nnmb<r e
tiekets al b fra-a IA. IL = 5et oeiy,
Th~rs "a e - fs ssts 4ad - anrruxiaktions mak-
IN 81 go pEl4us 4nonatnE % $50 80 - WI - eeea
~ re rrrirs 4dssFtisenent IA auoif.r cotzEan-
fae sabsesbeF shs opportunity - taaHk h1 iend1
FOR Ae her sas4uasEe, aad hs2~s ~ pronPs atsaton
$40 DaS annssrusz
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", T. BERRY 6 co, have also received
THE MARTINS OF GRO MARTIN, by Charles Lever.
THE WANDERER, by the Author Of The Waterman"
HELEN LINCOLN, BY Carrie Cspron.
THE HIRELING AND THE SLAVE, CHICORA.
and other POems. by William ] eraxsnn
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To win the pa q TIE pest uisa,
aud soasstitnrs y ifes Is geitA Baysa;
khr hkes a Ery.s-eat cruel Whtra,
she Slin spPeafs a-ISyss te hisa.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TnE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox.
YoR THE DISTRICTS.
LIST. Dist-N g. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
ID. (" MOSES WHITE, Of Kuox.
Sd. REESE BRABSON, of Hamilton
Alb. E" W. P. HICKERSON, of Coffee
9Th. " ROBERT HATT0N, Of Wilson.
eth. - w. a. WfSENER, of Bedford.
18th. " c. G. GROVE, of Giles.
9Th. JIM. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. " ISAAC R. HAWK Ms, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
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MIR. Buchanan lands MIR. Fillmore
shows a proper appreciation of
Gov. Jones, and his TreaChery to
the South.
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COOKIE, BAXAEY, A. CO.

WATSON n. COOKE.
Late Of GdinsborO
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W. T. Berry e CO. have also on SALE
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE By the Rev Dr.
Gard, Of Scotland
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MEMORIALS or MS TINES.
HENRY c0cKBURN,
Late one the Senators of the College Of Justice.
AUTHOR OF THE LIPS or LORD JRFFERY.,
In vol 12mO, well prated.

ATBENkCN.
Edinburgh has sent few so fun n entertain.
ment, or 30 high in value. as these M-moraisS y
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The publications Of the Carers MARITIME, Preshyersn
Board Amersean Sunday School Union, American TFact
Society, Amer can Bible Society, ami the Aassaehustts
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The best article Gold Pens in u Market
Just received bg jobs YORK co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
Destructive Fines at portsmoufb. la.


We mentioned yesterday that "a serious fire
occurred at Portsmouth,Na,, ON Friday evening.
The Transcript says:
1t was discovered in the saw mill. east Of
Crowford street, formerly belonging to j. X,
Cooke was enveloped in flames. burning with
great rapidlty. One or two small sheds the
south also took fire aud were DESTROYED. and the
largo steam saw mill belonging to T.. H. Herbert
Esq, was with sonre difficulty saved. but slight.
" damaged. On the north several small kitchens
aud other out houses were burned tn the ground,
a the adjoining dwellings were several times
on tire, but soon extinguished by the fire compa.
me-. The saw mill destroyed was the property
of Messrs. johnson. Walton x Co, but had not
heen IN operation for months past.
At II o'clock the night six tenements
occupied by Mossrs. John rhomasson, Elyn
Mathews, Wm Almand. W. Il. Mathews, Mr.
iindgins, and Mr.. Donne mostly as bar rooms
and boarding houses, were also destroyed by FIRE
Messrs Armand and l.. Mathews were insured
for some 5000 or 800 each
Ky the intense heat from these buildings fire
was communicated tn that ON the north side of
the dock known as the Raooon Hotel owned by
Messrs. Watts and dickson, and occupied by
Jane Malcolm, which was also consumed. This
was partially insured Another adjoining, owned
by the same gentleman, much damaged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

Explosion ola Steam Boiler Three Lires lost.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA boiler in the
steam turning establishment, on Master street.
belonging to Mr. Beck, exploded this morning,
nearly demoshing the building killed three of
the workmen, Mr.. Eekert and his son, and
other person name unknown. The rest of the
workmen escaped unframed Mr.. Beck tho pro-
prietor, was in the cellar at tho time, acting rs
enginees He escaped with some slight inju-
ries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
ELECTION IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoNcoRp (N, H. Mar. l2,-Returns from ono
hundred and fifty four towns show net gain to
the Democrats of seven thousand for Governor.
The gain will not however be sufficient to over.
como last years majority. The Opposition have
carried both branches of the Legislature. There,
probably, has been no election of Governor by
[ hc people
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13
PASSAGE OF THE BANK BILL IN THE
SENATE

RICHMOND, Mar. l2.-The Senate have passed
the House bills extending the charters of tho
Banks-with amendments embracing the provis
ions of the 18th section requiring the Banks to
pay out their own issues in liquidation of de-
mands on them
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,oK At TuIs .-Es,rnordin"ry Insurance

ii
Extract Of Ittr on Norfolk, Pa dated January II, 1870
MHssus s q. HERRING Go.-Gentemen; On the 7th De-
MossrH Adams Co.'S Express Office, situated in
large story brick building In this city was totally de-
by their safe remained buried in the burning
rnua uniil Yesterday when it dug out and they
found surrounded i've Goals (and almost red hot iron lay
beside IN the and nobs melted of We
witnesses any thing resist such heat 1t is
cnougi-hre could he hotterit is triumph indeed We
ncoe certificate from several parties who saw opened
Yours truly, ROWLAND BROS.
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NIOTECE-IInvinR purchased of Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
~ their stock of Groceries and taken the
by them prepared 10 oner 10
the patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt Prcsonour former
aud the public generally large and wen selected
stock of Grooercs Liquors, staple Dry GOODS &c whch We
market for Cash. to prompt customers
usual time.
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds of country produce and consgn
generally; will render sales promptly and cash them
desre will make liberal advances on produce In hand
aud receive FORWARD GOODS Mt the usual rates
funds deposited produce placed In hand to meet
IRBY g. SAUNDERS.
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failing and Searching american IeSSefs-
LnstrncfinnS 10 Conn. McCauleN.

WAsIlNGr0N, March lO.-Accordng TO doc
umeuts sent to the Senate to day the instruc-
lions to Com. McCuuley, commander of the HON"
Souadron issued in April last after the Spanish
frieate Tarrolina had fired into the United states
steamer El Dorado, were to the effect that when
similar outrages shall be committed on any YES
sci rightfuly bearing our flag he must promptly
internosa and resist the exercise of the assumed
;ight of visitation, and repel the interference by
force; the Executive taking the ground that tho
conduct Of the authorities of Cuba in halliug
and searching our vessels cannot rest ON any
territorial jurisdiction on the high seas and IN the
vicinity of the .land of Cuba. this Government
DENYING the eM.tonoe of any state of facts to
warrant the exercise Of betgerent rights. rms
mntter Was promptly brooght to the attention OF
the Spanish authorities by the State Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

CARGO sA,.E-s,GAx A mnIAssEs.n,

~ Friday, March lih nj the lower sheds the Dock
mencug at II O'clock NJ Will sell the cargo per sehr
MARY Eliza from Attakapas, La, consistlngo of
l01 hhds. prime Ia ehoire n. q. Sugar,
III hhs do dc Mulnsscs.
Asow he added Ia the above sale the cargo per sch
"M,ssissipli,' cou=istug el
anI hhds prime 10 choice n. o Sugar.
PA hhlS do do MolnaHpa,
81 tcrcrs do ditto
TERMS SAif-or all under BOO cash, over 100
four months credit tar approved negotiable paper
cuAS I WokfuAM a co, Anetrs
1 . L a IL.
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lRBY & SAUNDERS.

yu,E undersigned having sold their stock of Goods to
irby & Saunders, would most cheerfuy recon-
mend them 10 former friends and patrons .....,
Dee a. 1850 MCDANIEL, llURT N PhESIoN.
Ia IA
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,a,s.;,1.svENG MACHINES ~ wheat Fans

/. II s WIIITTEMOBn BRO, are maiuist inIhS al
- ,Yrks ,n IN, BASIN very superior TIRASuING MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns and are ready TO
m .rjers NJ short notice and reasonable terms
arnrys IS tnng superior Machines depend on getin
yah y personal application or by addressing us through thi
& all kinds Of repairing done at short notice and on reas
enable terms ,,,.ce,,k,,e ~, mn :,
rrn Pa, INT REAPER AND MOWER at the manufacturers
wishing to obtain any of the above articles will do
a., +, r.. -a..l ~, heir orders early possible.
r1. raap,r rau be examined at our Works
ny = dStts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-13

AUCTION On Friday morning, the 18th inst / will
sell on Market street Wnmnn--n No Cook. Washer
Ac-and her Children. Man aud wife aud child
Womula rsatr 1onk. sc, boy, u yeas alo-
DtninE.rouu servant, one 10y, 9ycars of age.
All of the aboyp of good character md sold
fault being property gentleman about rrmoS ing
70 the maatlIhl a. Il. PHELPS Aurt'r