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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

~ EMOXAL-wM. DROWN, Uphosierer- taSsa
ha this method 10 return bis sincere t6anls Ia bS nat
rons aud friends for their former avors and 10 inform
them that he has taken Rooms at GAG Mniu-s1.. "a
floor where be Will be pleased 10 wait upon ay who nav
iaVoi him with call Carpets cut made ana mt down.
window obtains and shades furnished and put up, hair
hNtfasses peWs upholstered, and all kinds Of uphol-
manllke manner Orders leit at Barnard, sumner, 4
Co.'s, Jenkins Hamilton Co.'s, and stowe Il Leayens'
will be promptly attended TO- dom nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

6 M T ms p r f MIU M
DOUBLE ACTING s..7 .,.--..s
D o O r = 2 r / N G.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17
KILBY ST. PAPER WAREHOUSE
BINNEY s. LANE,
Npnnlasaln md Retail nealarn In,

Nholesale and hctau Dealers IN
Pa p e r. AND TWIN lie,
ESJ. 8. BISEEY, No. go Iibg SI.,
eAM'L @. LANE. BOSTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

q Az Oourt square, Boston.
j. H. 0sgood, Agent General Express Office No. q
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. db n2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

HNlE $40 AND SI5 SINGLE AND
DOUBLE THREADED, EMPIRE FAMILY SEW
nB nachhe-An Agency for the sale Of these Machines
hneral terms No one need apply without a sufficient
capital 70 manage the business properly and who cannot
piInB references AS to reliability and capacity.
we positively assert that these Machines for all pnr-
poses Family Sewing are in every respect superior TO
any sewing machine now Ia narket-no matter al what
prices they are scotland whenever they are offered for
SAFE VIII meet with a ready and unlimited demand
auA ar JOUNgON 4 a1oW1rr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

E7@ll AND oANA6H EyP TIygHD 1919
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Law
rance &C. furnishing the most direct and exdeditous line
for all parts of New Hampshire and Maine Also via
Ftchburg Bellows Falls, Burlington &C. to Ogdensburg
and Montreal, connecting with the British and American
Express Co., for all parts Of Upper and Lower Canada
All business Tor California and other Pacific ports ens
trusted TO US, will be transferred to Wells Fargo Co.,
at Boston, FISKE CO., Propretors,
d 40 Court Square. Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

81 FARM FOR sALE-A good farm con
Ni tanning about hundred and sixty Ave acres Of
~ Land, wen divided into tillage and pasture and
wood land, aud good supply Of fruit The buildings
are in good repair and nearly new and well supplied with
running water The farm is situated in the easterly part
Of BoysOn the road leading from Shrewsbury to Gln
ton, and about mile from the centre One half Of the
purchase money lie for number Of years II desired
Inquire Oh the farm, of ROBERT HUDSON
Boylson Sept. %, 1857. w3mt 1913
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

deal ESTATE FOR SALE, In the North
AA part Of Charlton, near the depot, consisting of
two story dwelling house. ELL wood and carriage house.
shoemakerS shop, and barn, with from Eve to fifty acres
Of choice land, suitably divided into moving pasturing
and woodland. The above offers chance 10 inc,
ohanic or farmer shall sell lou if applied for soon
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber near the
place T. W. LATHE
sis ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-17

0tOmM EkClAL BOAkDlNG lNSTIs
~ TUTt0N.--Mr EATON'S COMMERCIAL BOARDING
D. 1851.
Young men are thoroughly fitted In Double Entry,
Book keeping, Busin manship, Mercantile Arith
metc an .ner kindred branches. Each student will he
warranted Nc made competent in eight weeks TO per
form with satisfaction 10 himself employer the duties
Of any Counting Room whatever individual instruction
Tuition for Commercial course t22. good pleasant
home in the family Of the Proprietor with board al 30
per week. Total cost, $50. Persons desiring infonna
ton as 10 the merits aud references Of this institution can
be assured Of It's high standing by sending for copy of
his annual Circular and Catalogue. Address W Nj nj
EATON, Principal and Proprietor, Worcester, Mass.
mohlS w1yl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
strangely sIsnIIar.

hF. John Davis. of Slaughter Neck. Del has
I'll" daughters, i've yeats OLD that can not be told
apaf, y strangers, aud ghe nearest neighhor. who
see tnem daily, DOT abl 90 distnsnish one from,
NE o'hrf Even th,iF osa fath~E, meeting Que of
~ !, aaoh can Fetreriy tell wh~th.r it l. SARAB
%AAa' Nataout A-ktng the chld its nsmel A
sehu nsn eeutly had the chil irrn bFousbt ~.
ioFv hla, placed ids By SHE. uhen he scam
every te%ture, d. Fnlsed, e ,z.iblr 10 shos th.
iFieaas prrseut that thry eould % ii-ti..gtl bse
They we're then removed frOm IN room for . stort
time only. snd on their Eetnrn be- wss eo.noi u
todrd, and eoul Ooly guess. lads rrtstiEe Of ts
faaiy. near neighOor aud r. qass.t vizstaF. d.
elsrsd tbaG she eoIld no. learn se one fsoal a.
oih-r, though abe iabored constantly 10 DO 30. RI
only soetbO of Oct. FainlBg 9Th certainty welsh
is Hhach, i by a email mak 90 th ar OF ons Of
taem, tat Il ohiy visible 90 eiose iusPeelioa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
What b lhe true PoIIcr of the PIan,sr..

Cotton ia nov selling in the American markets
Il from 10 10 - c"nts. The Liverpool Quotations
on the l7rh October, for Niidling UUl,nd VS. 81.
about Is. Here j. margin OF about 4c p.r
In, after paying the expense of shipment, freight,
&c
This statement would seem to Indicate eI. arly
that pant' should ether ship thir cotton on th r
own accou or hOii il for advance. But th re
many things e. he consi iered in arriving At
the proha6l' tutur1 price OF cotton and the c1nsa
qurnt interest of planters even in the not distant
future. The m"n-y uifhculurs the susp .nsion of
work in cotton c,ori"s ia the United STATS tn.
probability that our Euiop customers will soon
re surrounded with rsrras~m nts when will
shorten the demand in that quart. r md make even
our short crOp-l-rs than three millions bales in
our opiu0n-mOr than sufficient for the demand:
these thugs, with the inconv- nieuee Of plstponing
present debts, purchasing necessaries on credit,
md other anoyancsS of an empty pOckrt-aook, are
all to be- considered. in looking 70 the present aud
future int rest OF the planter There is anoth-r
aspect OF this Question which will c!iim the at
tention OF the planter, aud that il the effect OF bis
actioH IN the dispoitioB OF hs crop upon tn 9th
classe- OF the community, sud the reaction OF that
Net upon hims Il. The pl,nteF, produc ?, j.
the source Of that stream Of money which In tue
preset state Of society, is as necessary to the
healih aud VigoF OF comm"Fcr aud trade as light
aud rain TO the production OF crops The plaut,r
Hho owes money and realize it on his cotton
should eOnsiier that this would not oniy relrv-
hiu from present embarrassment but by IL E II Ct
Ia relieving otbefs, Il wOulI react avOraoly on eli
ais interests. We make these suggestions without
pretending 10 advis,. If we had cotton 10 SELL
our course would he either to ship imme lately and
lF G. TO Europe OF 70 sell at The nearest good
maTkeL-Afbssy Patriot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The discussion the resolutions and amen
ments fixing hours of meeting AMI adiournm. nj
vas continued at some length, when,
On motion of Mr. Polk, the whole subi,ct Wa.
laid on TIE fable.
Tie resolution of Mr. Bentley, requiring tn
Comptrollrr TO make a call upon ID Free NIX. for
Il deposit OF bonds quail 10 tw.Uty-fv,. pr cent
on their capit stock, in la ling posts alre ID Y
mad, and that such u posts sh III be M d W.T. in
tnrIy days aft the pass age of this solution Wa
rrtrrred TO the Committee Banks, with instruc-
tons to report ill accordingly
SENATE BILLS, FIR~T READISG
To change the hue between CdmpoeIl and Scott
Cou tirs. Passed.
To "urhOrize constabes to serve subj onas in
in c, rttin ca-rs; TO which
Ar. Bra zrlton offered an amendment that the re
munrra'IOn of cOustabes all b. one dollar AMI a
alt p T day during their attendance vt Court.
he bill pissed and was referred to tue Judirary
COMMITTEE
To establish Chancery Court at Huntsville in
Scott County. Passed
To incorporate the Memphis and New Orleans
Tel or ph Company. Passed.
The following House bills were rejected on 2nd
reading:
70 d,fne the fees of clerks sheriff., constables,
&c.
h bill to allow Justices of the Peace compen-
s'tion for attending gu r'erly courts, being uud
lonSi"r ton, hdiug it, discussion the Hous. al.
jpurnsu until oclo'k fo-mnrro~ morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

A SINaULAR STORY The W 4ington States
on aims urioas story Of The ,lege invention of
V-ry formids h. weapon Of var, whicl vas US 4
the Russians ia the Crimes, and Is nov I'd 20
ave pissed uto the han S Of the Morm9ns lei,
aid that agents of the Russian GoVsrnm ut VIZ.
permitted FREE " rxpioF Ih recors OF our q
rnt OH -, ana 90 avail thems ives OF sv-ry i'm
prov Ia military art Their cor It'd tai that
tae Russian Coasai-G neral in M York thu. d =
c ,Ine acquainted with Explosive N ,terial dis
charged hy electricity, invented bs a Mr. Storm
aud that it vas used TO some extent Ia demoishlng
the iOruhcstiOHs It SehasIopll, chen il vas found
that they could 10 longer be %.
Upon tn elise OF the var the aVenfioa vas 10
before COugFvs-:-draWiag- ser submitted 70
Secretar, OF SaT:-G neral Qiitn All oth.r OH
c,rs gave Il "a IL att-ution, and the vol meter
atl-rE tFds placed in ths han OF several per-
sous Tor the purpose at m king apartments. IL is
uOS n ged oy the States thst taes men w~r-
al ArmOAs and t'.si, at becoming fsmi
slih the invention. hey sbaRdonrd The ins atar
and carried their knowledge 20 9TH TIE States
says:
Thy bad satisfied themselves hat oil krgs, hol-
los tres. eomnsoA boxes. anything Ia snort shloh
coaid Be made % contain bottle Of the huruiag
if a iistls psWdeE, aud c0nsi ierahl anount q
tssiles, whether sf balls, iron scraps or D tbi. >
sud fragments Il rock. coald Dc eoHv,l q q into
nap and formidable batierles, snozr di-ehaFgs
oaid Be governed. 20 alm3ss ang distsuee, 20
second q tiaae; and the Mornafz nav De- prepsrs.d
. ~ the PeEsrs 6! the sgsseus il ne d niss
Of Utsh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
a Clan of 4 hieve e. ln Auuauga County

W" have heard verbal ports Of tie detection
sd breaking up OF what APPEARS TO Iav- been q
regularly organized and successfully working clan
Of thieves and swinUlers in the upper part of Au-
tAuga county. II is reported thst one - Sh.
by, OF that n ighborhOod had d-coyed A negro
woman from her master, Tly as February last
and kept her harbOTed and concealed about his
house until few We, ks since, when appreheni.
ing detection, he ran her off and solI her in Au-
gusta. The owner and other D, Fsons OF the neigh
bOrhood were on tie watch, satisfied that SheIoy
and others knew something of the Wherea, outs of
the NJ gro, and finally traced up the whole pro-
ce diDgs conn, cted With her cnnceamrpt abdur-
tion and sale Sh.lby was arrested and was al
d st admitted TO bail 10 the sum of 81 500; but the
pr of OF his guilt str, ngthening ne Nas again ar
rested on another charge connected with the same
offence, was T, quired to find bail ia the sum Of
IS 600 Tor his appearance, and filins, was con-
mitI 20 jail. At least six 9th D. rsOnR residents
Of Autauga and Bibp counties, re strongly susp,c-
It'd Of completely with Slelby in this crime; two of
them, named Pierce and Jones, have also been ar
rested and lodged 10 Jail and one or two OF the
Others have fed the country. Ii is unde. stool
1T both Pierce and Jones have made confessions
admitting the chir.e end revealing tn fact that
tbey ~ re connected with q regular Organization
OF robbers; and II lie said that Of tlem has in
umated that the st. sing and running of of of the
negro light crime con. D ,rrd with others nj
Wh ch the party have been guilty S elby had al
60 stolen aud concealed fine mar belonging 10 A
neishbOr, and when be found trat he could no
long conceal Der, he took her into tie woods
near bis house, secured her head firmly betwern
two sapP'ings that grew together, and then
cut her tproaL
The Snair CRATES considerable interest In the
and IL is breyed that on trial il will
be shown thut an extt nsive and dang, rous clan of
9 ieVss, and p rhaPs of murdrrers, bound together
by horrd oatLs And mutual fear bad Deed eff Ct d.
There Is some fear hOweVer that the clan at large
are sufficiently strong and reckless 20 break H.
20 th jail Anh Il, Ct the T, lease OF the,r comrad,s
n O"tgomery AL0.) Hail.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

~ On the 9th f September the Califnr
mia State Agricultural Fir was held in the CITY
Of Stockton. II was arranged on a most com
prehensive scale, and included within its SC ,pe
agricultural products, works Of mechanic, Il
mr., both useful and ornamental. and i've stock
The display was exceedingly credtable O The
Stare. Sqn4sres weighing 264 podnds, beets
of 80 pounds, pOtstOes of - pounds, apples
and pears weighing % and 80 onnces each,
corn stalks 20 feet in hight, i'd cate the won
dertul prOductiveness of California soil, aud
CHALLENGE comparison with the world. A
large Wagon WAS also on exhibition, whion
weighed over five thousand ponds, aud was
capable of carrying twelve tons of mer
chHndise. Ii was intended for a team of
twelve mules Among the incidents f the
Fair was Il display IF female equestrauis,u, n
characteristic Of Calf Irnia 10 some rem ,rka
BILE respects and ROT easy 10 be exnell-d. One
'ouug lady. aft riding nearly all night from
Sacramento To Stockton, entered the list on
ne ensuing morning and secured the FIST
'rize. Among other accomplishments ia this
apartment, she showed that she could saddle
.er horse, leap 90 his hack from the ground
hen uussdde him, re'n1unt ic the same v
nd then ride him &c foil speed bare-Oacked.
) ~ lsOmGR. a little girl of eight years
lined IN the race and came near gaining tue
rig. She could also saddle her horse change
er position In full career from male At
iIude to that of a male, aud ride her horse
with r'pe about his nose instead Of bridls
the exhibition was attended by thousands
-om all parts of the State, and 50 great was
he assenblage that acc ,mmodation for sleep
& could hardly be found.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

BOsTOE, Nov. a hearing had to-day on
q wit Of habeas corpus sue1 Ous for slave girl
nsh,e0 Betty, belonging 20 L ais Sweet. Of Ten
nss-es. he girl expressed wish 20 r, m ,in with
her mastrr. Chief Justice S AW Oh, n dismissed
the case. Considerable excitement has been pro-
duetd by this Case Ia Ger ain circles Srverai col
or persons made strong but unaVailng attem pts
20 lndu b. tty 20 accept her freedom.
Mr. SWEET and hi family had spent several win
teFs tr"v'hng IN the North. Their last stoppiae
place vas LiWreaee, Mass, where a writ OF habeas
corpus VAS obtained 90 & c grounds that the NO
man Betty was restrained from ioertv The mar
lis were brought TO this city to-day. Ne. apo
Mrs. Sweet said they would ene-riuiiV abit. nv
BeIty's choice. Judge Sbaw Iook the 1om.n I a.
adjoining rooia 70 ascertain n. Wish.s vithout
bias from the presence OF those uroand her; ana
then granted order 20 the follosing efF.'.t r
''Tbat Betty be at liberty 20 remain 10 aa-sncbu
sets or rsturn with her Master TO Teunts see. a.
she may see 6t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
LEGIsLATURE OLE TENNEssEE.
SENATE

THURSDAY, Nov 12 1857
Mr. Bratcher introduced bill TO prohibit the ap-
pointmeDt of ma sirates as jurors, by the Coui ty
Court Passed lst ling.
Mr.. Whittbornp, from the judiciary Committee
reported raj bills WHICH w.nt to the calendar
Several House and Senate Ills passed second
reading.
This Senate then went into Committee of the
Whole, Nr. Travis in the chair, on the Liquor qus-
tor Th"re were sPv raj propositions before t -
rom n'itteP, to vii: The orr inel bill the till in
lieu ny the Committee on Tipping, and another
bill 10 lieu by "r D Wis. Also. bill to prevent
grOe from OBJ riuing spirituous liquors. ny Hr.
Heiskel, and bill to regu te the sale Of liquors.
rf Frng thu tipDline QUESTION the voters of each
county hv Nr. VI, nees The disc1 ssion of the sub
j ct was continued an il the hour of recess WHEN
the committee ported progress, and the S nate
a jourued for diHner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
Presumption Claims on Lands Reserved
For Railroads.
The Commissioners OF the General Land Office has

The Commissioner OF the General Land Office has
made the subjoined decision.
81. Presumption claims upon anv lands with
drawn hou market for railroad purposes, VII r. III
settlements Eere made IN good faith with the Gov
eminent bctor- the passage Of the Ew making the
grant, aud prior to the definite location or survey
Ing sud stalking of the route Of the road. are sub-
iect TO contamination sitbin the period "a ed by Law
10 proving up and entering offered sod unoF- red
lands al one ordinary minimum Of 81 25 per acre
and payment msy Or made 10 specie or si,h mill
tary bounty-land warrants
2 Alter the survey and stalking CT of anv
route the prescription right Grasses on ths r.iirr,1
sections; hut from and sitter that date the U,,t,4
States reserved sections within the sl1-l Hnits III
the route are prv-empubl- at e minimum Of 80 So
per Till the date q hnal settlement Of th, IL
tern-te SECTIONS 90 whirh th railfoai Is rntitlrd
a. From the date OF tin asai allotment al res Al
ill the date Of essrisg lss United states rescued
sreiiOHs At pauhe sale pre- rBpaon rights u lands
IN such section cannot attach but afleT toe Offer
Ing the reserved ctious again beeotne pre-. mpt
Die minimum Of 90 90 per acre.
4 When "a. g.. 90 minimum sttarhes boubtt-
Land warrants, under the acI oi 8. March, 1888
cannot be used IN pari payment there beisg % ex-
PE - inb3oiion OF such US 10 thss tatut bst ar
Fauta issu-d under PRIOR OF Congress NAV b. 90
osea-oais warrant only 10 be laid on 3 singls pre-
smp''on liam Al she rate Of 81 .2s per p. an 3
she sai 'nes required % maks ap me S2 so 40 be
paid 10 specie
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

SPAIN -Tibes and statements published in the
hadrIa Journals, in refer to the Spanish
% Way last. show that the present population Of
Spain ia near II, 600 600; an Increase of about
tnree millions since the census Of 1s49 Some Of
tue towns show wonderful growth for an Eu-
iopean country. The most rapid incrras- seems to
&c in the manufacturing and aport PLACES, such ~
0ar1goss-, Valencia, and Lu 90. This inprov
.le't IN cOu' try generally supposed to b.. hts'.n
ing to complete decay il said 90 b. owing chiefly 10
IN ralrotdS, the first of which opened in IS4S
Snou'd the same enterprising policy be continued
.'e government there is reason to hope that
oP'ln VIII Vet, in cool 4 grac, raviv, tn. great
~ PutAuon which once belonged 10 h. for thu kill
ACTIVITY and prosperity of her people
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
VA ED.

On Monday evening" at the residence fw D. Robertson
Esq., by R-vJ J e. is, Mr. G W. IED formerly Of Mays
Vle XIV and Miss WARE, daughter Of Aid. D.
H. are, of tn 5 city
On II ms by P. W. Maxey, Fsq, Mr.. THoM,s
FaIESDsLsY of this city, JAMS T. DRAKE Of Edge
field
At Shady side, this plare Tue day afternoon the
81 inst the Rev. n. Cuuningh m, NJ. JOHN nixon Of
the firm Of Phillips o, New Orleans, Miss NNIE Is
younges daughter of J. Z. LOldwel esq SsL1yUEe Con-
s'i utiOHGLiSt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
n
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1857.
The New Congress The Administers.
linn


ton.
All the elections for representatives in the
next Congress have now transpired. The
Democratic majority will be about sixteen over
Doth Americans and Republicans. The Dem
ocra's will doubtless unite in a Caucus and &C.
lect the speaker, clerk, and other officers. So
far all will go smoothly. Il is not probable
that the Kansas question will rend the party
asnnder prior to the org 'pization.
The correspondent of the Baltimore SIM
SAYS in recent letter:
When questions s',all arise bowaver With
NAV involve the Walker administration nolic,
-npP"slng the administration nnlicv IN he
Ten wei defined, and to be identical in re.
ET =, :, % any vital roint with the acts Of Gov
"A'ker-sdch number # Southern Demo
cratic members NAV seceda az m ,Jrou ,LoaJ
u'lh'stfaflon into minority, or entirely de-
strov the harmony of the D rrocrsiic major
n.y. Inc Northern Democrats, fiftv-thrae in
hOer' VIII lind great relief from an unknown
I"u'e oy following the lie d of the admins
'TA'I"n' and at The same time conforming with
the views of their CO. stitnents But if the
tone or portion Of the Southern press right
y r@necfs the sentiments If cnnsi ierahla
part ~ the S0uth. a number of the Southern
Democratic members will take decided stand
against course Of federal action which has
tended, AZ they think, t. make Kansas a free
state. Nothing Is more probable, than the
appearance in Congress of a Southern organ
cation against the Administrations
II said that neither House, in their pre-
liminary arrangements, will be in haste to
dISn"se of the enormous amount of spoilS |
which are embraced under their apnropria-
tons for printing, binding, &c. They amount
Ell, az has been stated upon high authoritv, to
an aggregate during the last O ongress, of NOT
less than two millions; a sum of no inconsid-
cradle magnitude in our excheqnar, for tie |
days of large surpluses are over, tor the pres
emf. system combining more economy an I |
accountability can be established than that
which has lately prevailed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

YELLOW FFvER IN Mirror We see bv the
Fens"c l. parS that tn yellow f-vrr has made
ITS appearance in the town of Wilton. S4nra Rosa
county. in n rpi emic form At the l,t4st &C.
counts several deaths had already occurred, and
many NOR" prr-On~ were reported 20 b. lying in 4
very critical s. te from this terrible disease The
tV authorities OF Pensacola have forbil all CON-
munication ith that town nv sea- strict quar-.
altine being kept up -Augnsta Chronicle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13

GRAIN FOR EURoPE.-There are now load
ing g ain and flour al this port, the l. rye mum
her Of thirty ships, all for Europe, about half
beng tor Liverpool and the mainder for
Glasgow. They will average about 10000
bushels Tor each ship. Such a Wholesale *
portAIi"n ct these two great staple articles of
agricultural produce is unprecedented.-N Y
Erp1 ess, tn inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-13
An Honest Democratic ConreSsion.

Our views OF the great improperly, # not abso-
Lutte illegality, of the election of Judge NICHOLSON
Senator from Tennessee at this time, are shared
wen by honest Democrats in general. The Wash
ACTON correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
writes:
"The election of Judge Nicholson as a .nator
Is hailed with great rejoicing by his many lrn ia
this city; while many other mrmb4rs OF the d..u,-
ocrauc uarty, denounce the act as premature and
unse"ml esp 'llS in Vie~ OF the f,ct that be
hin self once opposed the election of a Senator two
years IN adv 'nr" at tha occurrence of a vacancy