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UPWARDS OF 10000 ACRESOF LAND FOR
SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

IN TUESDAY April 25lh, will sales CT The
- Gafrrt Lands on the Pre- misses, yI beth sids Of the
Turnpike eadug from The head Whites Greek 70
Carksve and commencing about - miles from tho Ciy
Nashville. These lands have been held "a large bodies Tor
many years the Hynos siae and open for s8iie
MssSrs Carrots hHvng gu paid the the lands,
determined 0pan them 70 seteme nj We have rscenty
sold about O0 acres and intend % O6r splendid induce
20 every Worknxman In the country ~ procure
home in TN Oh healthy aud pleasant seeon Iness lnds
abound vita the lnest aing free stone spring. uHd
ineIhausi bic supply Of good tnbe; are On thres
four hou' ride Of The city Of Nashville By hf class un
pike ruads. Persons EhIng sngao tn tne lumber bus
viii rarely Hih such opportunity sale The
Turnpike al the gsad pdng OmHibdssss free gsua
N1SCs d WOODWARD.
R.R GLascrcE. suctloneer. tnafch-5-jf.
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RuENA YISTA ONrE MORR-

ON WEDNESDAY, the IS OF April, VIII resume our
~ sales OF me Baena Visa Lands about mile North Or
the city Of Nashville WheH will offer lots sz5s
from 50 feet 10 Is - Lot containing The Red
and White sulphur SprEgss with - biaaiul evergreen
shrubbeTy aud haudsom5 cottage building capable a. avery
ring EXPENSE Of being made Of tas delightful
piacesn TIE vicinity OF Nashville These mineral waters
well kaOWu 10 require paeuar Description. Here
suce Il say that ia the hands Of uocious and sfu
manager they esuld not fall 70 produce splendid fortune
Also, dsgbtfu hi combining % acTss upon which
the Mansion nd other sand OZeiher
We shall odeT most attractive bill. OHubusse5 free Col
laiou usual. Let every body coma
AANCB & WOODWARD
Z. 2. GLAscoCE, Aueloneer fmsr5-H
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TaR N0RTHERN DERoORAlY.


The Democracy Of Pennsylvania have nominal
ed &c their candidate for Governor st the next
Ootober election the Hon. WILLIAM T. PAcKER
We make below an extract from the speech Of this
gentleman to the convention which noninA ed
him, in which be lays down a platform Of which
any party in this country may be proud. 1t i
manly and decided, ard sets forth in unequivocAl
terms the principles he has at heart. sine Unioa
the Constilution-the equality Of the StstsS-ths
equality Of classes-rshgious liberty, and the
right Of the people to enact their own laws, are
noble objsctA tbs FSme IS were endorsed BY tie
Democrats in the last contest, snd have always
been maintained by them in every stage Of Their
existence as party. Mr. Packer said:
10 Eecspting the nomination, Mr.. President,
confess would be discouraged we're it not for the
rhection that the Democrats bsttslious 10 msfch-
ing onward to victory look less to their stan lard
bearer, than TO the hag Of the pGrty--that good
old htg wish for eighty years has OrsVed the bat
tle and the breeze and upo9 whose broad folds
are smblsE1ned, In letters Of living lFht:
The UniOu-the Constitution;
The eou.lity Of the Slater;
TIE equality Of classe';
Religious liberty-the right o. every man to
worship God according to the dictates o his own
cor Bciena;
The rgut Of the people, in every government, to
enact their own laws.
That Gag, Ar. President, was dear 10 our fathers
who hsvs gone beicrs Us, and Erouad it the Demo
crazy will rally with that enthusiasm which has
heretofore, and viii hope, tgGin in October mex,
be crowned with glorioui victory.
Pennsylvania has just placed one OF her Owl
Distinguished sons in the highO.t PositiOp 10 the
world-tc- morrow he will enter upon the discharge
OF bis osloial Gutiss-whRt a burning shame it
Wou'd be, II ct the FIRST gsusTal elecion af:er his
elevator, the Democratic party ehoull fail to
assuming the position assigned me by your par
tally, promise you, that 50 far ss have ability
the campsgn slEh ho 90 conducted as at lsHst to
ICA CT No dscredit upon th convention or upon
tie Democratic party.
9eatlemen, sgsiu & AK you FOR the distin-
guis ed kOacr you hIvs o0aisrrsd npoa me
W TIE New 70 K TIBAse, Of the 4th inst 4,
cay: We have number Of letters from Oregon,
by the last msi, containing the stsrtiag Informs
tin that this Territrry hhsrto set DIVA as Ger
tain FOR freedom, wi /, al probAbl -, present
herself to tho next Cong:e's for admission into the
Union with Constitution legarziug ssVIy. "
81 The most reliable accounts from ev,ry
section Of the country give very encouraging hopes
for bountiful harvest TIE growing crops from
ons end Of the country TO ths other are repressn-
ted as looking remarkably fne
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MOST ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATEI
Is or 30 Minutes Ride from Ma hviIIe,

on WEDNESDAY, April 22d, viii offer for sals that
~ spleddd T-act Land, known The former residence
Of Charles HAYS. Wh en- c. ~ HaJ II resides Ming
beth sides Of tho Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
and Nil Geek Valley Turnpike, about miles Mash
VILE and contiguous 20 Anocn Depot. The whole Trtct
containing about lS6 acres5 we'll improved ahd under
good cedar fence Mansion House 70 superb and
spacious brick bulldog, surrounded by all necessary
houses. Kitchen, smoke hOuse and houses
yard.Gencs are s built brick number OF neFer-fa-
ing springs Of sOf. free stone wate splendid dsh pond
well supplied with h, spring house. barns, stables,
etc. etc Good apple and peach oFcharda fair supply
OF timber. The land vii be divided into Tracts var
ing In size purchaser Sale ihc premis For
further particulars see oils. NAACH 81 WOODWARD,
L T. GLAscrCK, Au ct.Oneer. Imar2j-td.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LOTS IN SOUTH
NASHVILLE.

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of April We viii offer for
sale about Forty Building Lots the hurFsssooro IuTn
pike Wharf Franklin, Ma s and Pearl streets, including
the Mans house aud grounds Of James ST. Murre aRdW
L. Nance these houses superb brick buildings
taning aboul an good repair with ali necessary
outh0uses5 cstsn and wes surrounded with splendid
shTubbsFy and shadetnfes. Mr. Murrsl- having moved
county, and Mr. Nance being about 10 move, this
properly will be sold most accommodating taTms. -uy
wishing purchase potion OF IL privately, prior
20 the day sale, should apply 70 Nance & woodward.
We have many oh piece Of property both in and out Of
the city, Tor sale.
We expect public sale every Monday for the
three moths. NANCE q WOODWARD.
3. K GLAlc0CE, Auc 10 leer. nar25-id
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a.islsl Aaa he district judss o. sad eastern distos
nan % eee tOaR anuua saiarv Of three fhuurand dol.
-. sae ne ladZe Of the western ase. the salary
SEQ Aad Be il further sassisd That tie prsrsnl dis.
toi attorney for the district Of faour sbaIl ~ ~. a
L5es aney er NE sa Stern dair0 the present n
lha Tor me district Of Missouri shan be marI fr said
esisrn district and he present clerk Of he d4c court
for the district Of Miss shall be CLERK al TIA ssict
cOurl for said western district =
sec And be i iurlhor enacted That there h. .roit
ed district attorney and marshal for said egern dis.
tres and clerk Of the d-iot fr aid sastsrn dg
trict shall be appointed By the judge thereof
Sec 10 And Be il further enae.ed That ths rsreuit
court Of The Ussd Saes in and for ihs present asrct
Of Missouri shall be begun and held al the SANE tine a
place as heu toore i shall IN 81 things retain jsrisdic-
son Of al matters oE pending therein and have and ex
ercss tie rgina jag % ion n SAID STATE as is
vested in the ssTe erst courts tf the United States Is
organized Under existing laws and shall also have and
srcisa The same appellate jurisdiction over ths district
Of TIE Unite States for said eastern and western
distress Of Missouri By existing laws is vested IN the
several circuit courts If me United States over The district
couts OF he United States IN their respective rcuiis
Said circuit court shall be called the circuit court in and
Tor the districts Of Missouri and shall Be composed Of the
jlscs Of the supreme Court assgret 70 said circuit and
lbs two judges Of the eastern and western districts OF Mis-
sour bus may be held By any more o. sad thrSe
judges in the Of the remainder Sid justice he
supreme COu t0r bis absence TIE eide il COMMISSION
Of sad two district 1dgss sbai be the presJlng ldgs oi
sad circuit court; aud If suY division u opinon
umOng the judges Of said circuit court the cp mon Of the
presiding judge shall preTa and be The judgment Il the
sad circuit court Lu en- any eal 70 said oireut eour
from one OF the said district courts the judge 0f he 8.
tei court rcm which appeal ken shall lot SIT IN said
circuit court the trial decision Of the carried
BY sppa % said crcut curt The clerk Of the cSclii
oour for the present district Of Miss uni shall be and re-
main h clerk OF The curuit court mod ned By tbsac
Toe district attorney aad lFsha for said eastern dis net
Of Missouri Sd nj as suca disir attorney and mar
sha 10 said reut court bu. the process OF said Curcu
court may be deced 10 The marshal Of either Of said east
sn ana wesern dlsre Of Missouri, and shall be eEacu
I'D only by the marshal to whom il is directed or By his
duly appointed deputy, IT, his district
AppruVa March g. 1857.
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
OPPORTUNIrYTO LAND BUYERS.

WE offer sale 1900 Of Land on 'ngCesk
tho same we'll um0eredi splendid Saw Mill, propelled
by a never faiing stream Of water; many convenient
and comfortable improvements; whole raet spendidy
atsred, and capable Of making eEoealt Stock Farm
There he MIL Yard from - 00l $500 worth Of
sawed timber more wagon and teams stoeK hlgs.
cattle, &c, &c vita every article Necessary carry
such establishment. To snerprsing business this
altogether Offers most splendid opportunity 20 make
profitable In vestment
TEENsThree equal payments IN 8, 70 and "a monhs, sat
isctoy secured, pay1be in Bank, with Interest," and lien
retained usual. Apply 20
march 25--tL NANCE a WOODWARD.
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Nrw Posr OFFICES - The following new Post
Offices have been established in Tennessee, for
which the following gentlemen have been appoint
cd PCslmssters
Glen Rock, lawrence county N. N. Cunning
ham, Postmaster.
Mount Harmony, McMinn county W. L. Rice,
Pcs MASTER.
Morrison, Warren county William G. Guntsr,
Postmaster,
LatIans Nil, Weskley county, has been dis
continued.
We hcps soon to hEya large numbor Of sub
seribers Ct each Of these rev ofhots.
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CoLoRED PIRsoEs IN Pennsylvania Cili-
Esns of PhiladA ipbia and Bucks oorn+eI, TO the
number Of one hundred ard twenty, recently sent
to the Legislature petition praying for law to
prevent colorsa persons from other Stat Re4ur'
ing rssideles 10 Pennsylvania
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Ohancery sale
OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
On1, 2, and years, with interest.
LOT NJ ~ CEL-Dnu gnR EE-r

THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF c. r. WHARTON, Dze.
Y virtue Of decree Of The Chsncsry Court tNashvs
ID a. its November feIm 1856 in the Of Geo s. Pain,
admir- AmaBda Z. Wharton ard Others will on The
an day OF pT The Corn Yard gate In said city
pose pu6c The highest bidder the House and Lot
situated spring Church street Oh late redence Of T..
J. F. Wharton, deed; said Lot fronts hy feet Church
back 100 feet alley 10 feet wide said
alley extending les feet less and Is encused By gate
each end which belongs 70 said Lot and viii be sold there
with. House story with nine besides bath
roOm servants rooms and necessary out
houses.
TERns-Said House and Lot VIII be sold one two and
three years. with the exception Of sEO which viii be
CURED cash. well and hezring interest nm
date and lien retained. (mrh4-lm e. d. BRIES, c q. n
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Heavy PRoHrs w bile all of our pork opera
tors have done well this sesso1, sone Of Il en- have
rssliz ID very heavy profits. We learn that one
house has cleared no le than $500 900; another
shows $500 900 on the RICH: eide OF the balance
sheet; while the profits Of yet another amount to
$4,000, snd several others loom up To $50 900
and sIO0 COO - L9nisplk CoHrier.
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80 OF I'D I'D NEGROEs.

rs obedience deorssl order Of the Judge Of Cir
cult Court made February Term, 1851 in the
OF P NJ Fisher Guardian &C. 10 sell Land and Negroes,
will sell SarURDAT, the e5th day OF April next, the
premises being the residence Of Hillary Fisher In the 3nd
civil District of Robertson unity about miles Northeast
Springfield about 81 improved Land and ike y
Young Negro WonnH and Four Children. TWelVs months
credit will be given, and bond and two COED securities
Qured the purchaser and lien retained the Land
Ill paid for. Cash for costs In advance.
mBr2s-w3tprs fss4. JOHN L. HUTCHiSON, Com'r.
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70 MERCHANTS
EIRKEGAN & ELLIS,
EXCLUSIVELY
Wholesale Dealers and Importers OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HAVING concluded sometime sncs % discontinue a 4,
N Retail Department % 5usiness We are nov rr-
pared with Largely Increased stock, ant az
Extensive Variety 20 oler inducements III M
g0iTg East (as veil those CON rg acre % nal q
purchased equal any house IN The Etstern l1ffss
Our terms al BE- liberal o. prompt ard solvent man ana
viii take FEATh kHs, GINSENG BE ESJe5 Z I, yg6-iL
81 the high stAIarkst Prize.
Retail Customers viii please take notice fb.t w. ranr
hereafter supply them With any Goods in cur i.rs-
febia d&lu3m ~
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HILLMAN BROTHERS.
o. A COLLEGE AND Al WaRKET s.

III AVE recently erected on Market street large ihrso
s.ofy aouss which they have nccfed u heir od
@ store on college strGei, and ROW oefne he ri
oI1s afness or sale ioH Tor cash pencnE aezisf
500 tons we'll assorted Tsuneses Reasd Charcoal Iron
a, o. ih9if own manu.aclur vzrrsuted
~ tons assorted PtL burg iron, Usss brands
10 % steel, A. q. i B. Cssf smear nj Ceruar.
80 dozen a-soriod Piles and Rasps.
w :. RoElaH1 * Amss' saossIs sd s1afss,
Collins, HunFs, Bssts's, ia Llpplnc0ts Asss;
3" Crow Bars;
% " lea II @ eel
% stone Ham unerrs
S. eaaE5 assorted Chains
" Mouse hole Aurfl1s
50 Wuah Solid Boz Viess.
. set wagon Azslsr al sizes
$50 sait as1orted Baggy Axsls best band
100 kegs assorted Nailsaa.s soitrs bsstbrr-t.
2Qcolg Manila Rops, ali si1ss.
We VIII 10 pl8asod racefre ortsrs or rn IL ne aEov
oess ana oar ifsnds nag Tsi7 ca ruiiins tis q 40
aHssi pucs, IIsn57 NJ
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RESIDENCE AND BUILDH
SALE.

A DESIRABLE Tact Of Land o. 20 acres, about 9 X
"A niles from city The 6rick Church Pike, divided
into Ten Beautiful Building Lo On of The L0s there
Is . neat frame Houss wTh Or rooms. We viii sell
bargain IN The above, sIhur whole DO Lots par
oaassfs may desire J. L. q z. W. BROWN,
maf25-1l0f "a = Cherry -lrstf
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REACrToN The democratic gain in Jefferson
county, n. Y, since last fall, is $500, 90 shown by
the ', te on supervisors. Il 0n,id county, Mat
tesOn's district, there was ma 3rity sgsiust the
democrats last fail Of SIT. NV there il g dem
OCratic msjority Of 234
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SoUTHERNERs FOR Kansas The steamer Sallis
West, in from Nashville, Tennessee, yesterday,
brought one hundred snd ten SoutherneTs, on tier
wsy 10 Rsnsas,-Si LOUIS DsaoTqt, Alrob 10.
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E GEORGE SUANER says IN reesnt lecture
The excessive use OF sslsrstus Is cardinal cause
Of the American Ill health Il ic deadly poison
the use Of which should be shuuned rs the siAugh.
terer Of the infant and the destroyer of the strong
man
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F9y- NJ Gl.nIis, late 5 -oretary # the Treas.
ury, reports taat whls il ofios he brought no less
tb.u twelve hundred sgits sgsinst Government de-
fs1ltsrs, whcse aggregate detalcstiOn amounted to
over six millions Of dollars. Ia nearly all these
esyss the defendants have been found dead or IN.
solvent, or no. found At 81, l1d Governmon. hts
bsen Oh 4 eed TO pay the costs.
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THE FLORIDA WAR.-Ths United States rtsamer
Fashion arrived At Key West on the h inst, from
Fort Dallas. She reported that two more com.
psnies of troops had arrived at the Mani tom
Charlotte Hsrbor in starving CONDITION. They
had got out Of provisions, and were obliged to kill
their horses and mules for Sustensnce. No Indians
had heen seen
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Ina NATIONAL CoNsEoUEEOR.-Thef frequent pre-
dictions of the democratic press that the political
clergy of New England who left their f1cks to aid
in the attempt to defeat the democratic party
would bitterly the day that they 50 prostitu.ed
their csllings, begin to be resIz,d. The New
York Observer, one Of the ablest religious journals
o. that city, one that is regarded as the organ Of
the Presbyterian Church, has, 10 its last issue,
strong srticls under the caption Of " Beginning Of
the Eod." il details the dismissal of New Eng,
land clergyman on account of Sc poll ical Difficult
ties in bis church And the Observer Pre- diets
that the wave viii roll on aud reach in the end all
those who have thought it best to take the respou-
s.biity to preach on politics" The speaks in the
political horizon, the changes in those bot beds Ct
disuniOn, Syracuse and Rochester the indications
coming up from Maine, and spreading over all Of
New England call on politicians, lay and clerical,
TO stand from under"
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GEN. JAcKsoS-s aoLB BOX.

The subject II presenting the "6old BOX, &C
eordng to the win Of Gen. J4cKEos is exciting con
sidarsbls interest in New York City, and various
views are presented by the press "a the proPeg
manner Of disposing Of the box. The following is
the clause OF the soldiers will referring to
tiV disposition Of this box
4" The Gold Box presented to me by The Corporation
Of the City Of New York; the large silver vase pre-
seated to by the ladies Of Charleston, $. C., my
native State, with the large picture representing the
unfurling Of the American bahner-presented to me
10y the citizens Of South Carolina when il was refused
70 be accepted BY the United States Senate leave
in trust to my son, A. Jackson, Jr., with directions
that should our happy country not be blessed with
peaos-an event not always 10 be e1peoted-he will
the close Of the war end Of the conflict present
each Of said articles Of inestimabls value to that
patriot residing In the city OF State from which they
were presented who shall be sdiudeed bv his eoun-
trymen or the ladies have been tho most valiant in
defense OF has country and our eountry's rights.
The silver vase and the picture referred to have
been disposed Of agreeably to the will. The City
Council Of New York have invited an expression Of
opinion from every citizen Of that city who served
in the Mexioan War, as to whe is most entitled to
the box. is proposed to make the presentation on
the Fourth Of JUL" next, and, further to invite
Gems. SHIELDS and QUrTHAx to be present on the oc-
cason, the former present the honored trophy, and
the latter receive It in bshafef tho fortunate re-
epent. n literally carried out, the Goihamtss viii
celebrate the glorious natal day Of our country very
\ appropriately and periodically.
The New York Courier and Enquirer says:
/ Thar GOLD Box.-The Joint Committee Of the Com
/ mon Council on the award Of Gen. Jackson's gold
box held meeting yesterday and organised by ap-
| pointing Aide man Monaghan, Chairman, and Coun-
| Gilman Kennsrd Secretary. On motion of Alderman
| Fulmer, the Clerk Of the Common Council David T.
| Valentine was requested TO open correspondence
with Andrew Jackson Jr who is the custodian Of the
box to ascertain his views to the final disposition
OF it. Upon the reception Of the reply it viii be
| published with Mr. Valentines letter, in the city
| newspapers. The duties Of the Committee are not
exactly defined but il is probable that they will Rug
gest to the surviving volunteers and regulars who
| served from this city in the Mexican War, the
prOprety Of holding meeting to determine by vote
who among their number is entitled to receive the
! prize. The fortunate man can then 20 on to Mr.
Jackson's residence in Tennessee with q certificate
properly authenticated and take the box st the hands
Of Mr.. Jackson, who is the sole person authorized
under the will 70 bestoW it.
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HISTs on SEED sowIEs "A correspondent Of
the Gardeners Chronicle says: Gan fat seeds
should be soWn sideways, for if lsii fat on the
ground they are apt to rot and il this misfortune
does not befall them they never gernuats 80 read
lily as those placed sideways This accounts for
SO nsny failures amongst gourds, melons, cucun.
bersn etc,
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IMPORTANT TO CALIFORNIA AND ORLGoN EW
eRANTs-Trcops are to Cross the plains this spring
for the protection Of the overland emigrsnts bound
for California ard Oregon. Orders have been Is
sued for the h infantry, now stationed ia Oregon,
to move across the country, constructing the road
for which appropriations have been made The
companies Of the 9th infantry, now ct Forts Kesr.
ney sad Lesveuworth, are to follow up tie Platte
Valley, in the old Oregon trial. and 90 through the
mountains ct South Pass The companies station.
cd In Kansas are to embark at Fort LsaVsnwcrth,
and ascend the Missouri in boats to Fort Benton
there to remain Until relieved by the 4th infantry,
sometime in the summer, when they too, will
move across over hsrOule passed BY them on their
march from Oregon.
There movements Of troops oa our Western
plains will keep, tie way open this spring and
summer for eDigratirg parties destined for the
shores of tie P@ci6c, and afford an excellent OPP
portunitY for persons designing to settle either in
California or Oregon to go cut with their families
safely, and at very irconsiderable cost compared
with tie expense of passage by sea