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Advantageous to X now.

Many adeath las resulted from an accident,
when little skill in the treatment of n
wound might have prevented a sacrifice OF
life. In tide excitement attendant upon the
injury of fJllow being, We are too apt to
lose the presence of mind nee .ssury to prop
or consideration IL means by which relief can
be- rendered.; and the necessity of making our
selves perfectly familiar with the manner in
which wounds and Injuries should I've treated
in case of emergency, Tor the knowledge of
the proper III ans To be adopted for the stop
page OF bleeding from Il wound, may be OF
service to us when we Last expcc: it.
First. il the blood Howe out a stream. no
tice particularly whether the stream l. an
eN IN, steady, or IA jerking or a pulsating
stream; if il is even and steady, the probable
ity is it ia from IA vein, particularly if the
color OF the blood is dark red. Bleeding
from artery is peculiar, the blood being of
ID light scarlet color; the stream comes in that
jeI king manner which IL seen when fire ell
CINE il playing upon high building To
stop the flow of blood in vein, first close
the wound with the hand firmly, then fold up
any clOIh, too. flax, or leather. make IL into n
hard pad an iuch thick, at least large enough
To cover the entire wound, bind over this firm
ly any bandage, handkerchief, or strap, or
even the bark OF tree; raise the wounded
part higher than the body of the patient; keep
him quiet; if he has bled Il large quantity
give him Gf at haud) little spirits aud water
aud send for the doctor. II the bleeding is
from an artery, take your Handkerchief, tie it
arouId the limb between the wound and the
heart, put strong stick under the handker-
chief, give il two or three twists, and you will
stop the blood, if you have made it tight
enough. In all other respects the same treat
ment as above.
In all small wounds, merely elevating the
part higher than the body and retaining il so
for short time will arrest the bleeding.
For bleeding ut the nose, apply ice to any
part of the body, moving the ice around; it is
best TO apply 1t TO the arm-pits, nape of the
neck, &c. Keep the patient quiet; do not let
him cough, &c, or bleeding will return.
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Peabody Premium Prolific Germ.

p s-A liberal discount 70 Dc trade
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TExAs.-A letter from Austin says:

We have established and endowed institu-
tons for the insane, the deaf and dumb, the
blind and the orphans, all on a firm basis.
We have just passed law establishing the
University of Texas, for which III 400 acres
of land were set apart in 1889, and to which
is now added one hundred thousand dollars in
money and all indefinite amount of other val
liable landr. We have appropriated 0000
for geological survey of the State, and ut
last have 10y law brought our lands into mar
ket at from fifty cents to one dollar and a
half per acre. These things, with the fact that
we have s2.250,000 of common school fund,
and that each of the one hundred and fifty
counties owns II 900 acres of school lands,
will show what kind Of people the TEXANS
are--intelligent liberal, and unanimous.
Our glorious young State will be the En-
pire State in twenty years. and second only TO
New York within ten. Our population now
is near COCOON 1850 it was but PIP 900.
We have ia organized counties, and 80 to
organize generally containing 600 square miles
each, and still one-half the State is a wilder
ness. We have just passed a law providing
for free negroes to choose masters, as most all
among us desire to do, and also bill to pre-
vent emancipation by will. We will not
have the curse Of free negroes upon us.
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ns-- We are glad TO hear that $4,000 tons
of iron for this end of the Railroad has bcen
purchased aud will be delivered AT Nashville
by the Is, Of April. This will completes about
Is niiez thus briH ging the carr within u short
d stance of Sander>,ilie ! miles from Gala
un. The additional supply 60 complete the
road to this place will be delivered as fast ms
il can be made amer the delivery Of the first
lot. This will be finished and for delivery by
In. 18th of Jane. Two locomotives aud cars
will, also, be ready, by the LIST of May next
Now this looks a. though Ne were 10 have
something snoring except the steam Wits
de OF the Spencer Mills over the creek, which
three times each day stariles our good people
nom their proprieIy, with is substance Of
things hoped for. the evidence OF things not
sren.n'-tsaIiana EEaaifser
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DANGEROUS. ALrEREp NoTEs--As one dollar
note onthe Southern Bank of Kentucky fnew
plate), altered to five, has made its appear
ance in Pittsburg. The note is altered by
pasting the words five dollars over the one
dollar line, and also FASTING the figure five
over the figure one on the upper right hand
corner. The lower left hand corner of the
note has been burnt, leaving the upper half of
the letter n and the letter E, making the
word appear as though it read FIVE. On the
genuine tones" on this Bank the upper left
corner is a country scene-a man husking
corn-a woman sitting on the ground with a
basket on her lap, and a negro boy holding a
horse-with fence, hogs, and house in the
background. On the upper right hand cor
ner figure in fancy dye work, and on the
lower right corner flock of sheep. Below
the title of the bank is a bust of a young girl.
The ive-dollar notes on this bank are differ
ent from this plate.-Lou. Jour-.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

| SENATE.
| - MONDAY, March 8, 1858. -
The following House bills and resolutions
| passed the first time:
To amend the act requiring sales OF lands to
/ be advertised.
To authorize the Courts to afford relief In
| certain cases.
To provide counsel for the poor.
| For the prevention of mischief
| For the benefit of illegitimate children.
| To secure medical fees.
Relative to Insurance Companies
Directory to the Comptroller of the Treas
| ury. q TEHf4 4
To allow Trustees TO resign. ~ u ii.
For the benefit of Mechanics.
To amend the criminal laws ---.z-s=-
! To make certified copies of official papers OF
Justices, evidence. ~ =
For the protection of sheep.
To prevent circuity of action.
To empower surveyors to qualify comms-
| sioners so && @Gse ~ -
In relation to criminal causes
To abolish certain privileges. 20 8sgs -
To transfer books of County Judges TO
Chairmen of County Courts. ..-s..,
To amend the act passed January Z0th,
/ 1874. s7
To amend the law in relation to Steam
Mills. --...
To amend the act of 1885, chap. 1l3.
| " INC SoiA'NN -
Banks Adopted
Resolution to raise Committee on State
Liabilities. Adopted.
Resolution directory TO the Attorney Gen.
eral. Rejected rr.s-- gr-ev.
Sundry bills passed the second time.
Senate bill to protect fish was indefinitely
postponed.
Senate bill to amend the act establishing
| State Agricultural Bureau passed the 3rd and
| last time. -------, 81
The bill to amend the Bank act of the pre-
sent session in relation to the retiring of small
notes, &c, passed the 3rd time.
The following House bills passed the 3rd
| and last time.
To incorporate East Tennessee Medical
| Society.
To incorporate Covington Steam Mill Com
pany.
To incorporate Clifton Masonic Academy
and for other purposes.
Adjourned till O'Clock.
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The New York Esprs,s Of March 2, says

The New York Eiprsss OF March 2, says:
The letters by the steamer fully confirm
the newspaper advices rs 10 the condition of
the European money markets, and Indicate
the commencement of an active demand for
American stocks. IL is n noticeable feature
of the panic Of 1857, that Il did not cause the
return of any quantity Of American securities
home for sale. On the other hand the panic
prices brought in foreign buyers. and at this
moment the amount Of our stocks held abroad
Is greater than In October, 1857, and steadily
increasing. The home demand already alb
serbs stocks 10 a degree which steadily advan-
c,s prices. aside from the effect of the existing
speculative movement. The combined effect
NJ these two causes promises TO enhance quo
tations 10 the price, Of 1857, il they are not
exceeded
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Part 20 of the revised code passed third
reading.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill to limit the right of action of Jenes covert
and after considerable discussion it was tabled
The bill to amend criminal laws of this
State passed third reading
To secure the collection of the revenue and
define the duties of Judges, Sherifs, and
County Trustees, was rejected.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morning
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

SoUTH CAROLINA BANK Notes.-The Banks
of Augusta have determined 10 charge one
half Of one per cent discount on the notes OF
the Banks Of South Carolina, except the Bank
of Hamburg, and those Banks in the State,
shai redeem their bills in coin. The reason for
this, is found in the fact. that the Banks Of
Charleston charge cas per cent premium for
Northern Exchange, while the Banks In Au-
gusta check at a Aalf per eenL-Aayssla Ciyas-
acie, STA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09
A Hale OLD yrrrnAx.-Grant Tborburn is

A HALE OLD VETERAN.-Grant Thorburn is
sensible old man. On the 18th ult., he
wrote as follows from New Haven, Conn.,:
81 have lived another year in the falsely so
called miserable world. | believe it is the
best world. terrestrial. that ever God Almighty
made. | have never felt head; heart, nor
tooth-ache during the year just gone by; and
this day enter upon my eighty fifth year. /
walk without stall, and eat my food without
brandy or bitters; l never was drunk in my
life, and never had "A rheumatic pain. Ivoted
three wears when Washington was President.
l lived twenty-five years under George LII;
saw the whole reign of George ~, William
", and Victoria thus far. l was intimate
with Hamilton, Jay. Morris, old Governor
Clinton. and other prominent actors in the
revolution"
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WHAT rs TO BEcoNE or MExico The Lon
don Times says-"There is not statesman
who would wish TO see Great Britain hamper
herself with an inch of Mexican ground. Let
the United States, when they are finally pre-
pared for it, enjoy all the advantages aud
responsibility Of ownership. and our mer'
chants at Liverpool and elsewhere viii be
quite content with the trade that may spring
out of 1t. The capacity OF the Mexican popu-
lation for approaching constitutional rule
u not so !, msrkable that we should volunteers
Co lninistr itn
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MASONRY AND Mourn VERSON.-We are
happy 10 announce that the Grand Lodge OF
Ancient Free Masons Of South Carolina, at
their commune alton, oR Tuesday night last,
promptly aud literally responded Ia the call
OF II he Southern Matroa aud subscribed the
sum ~ Que hundryd dollars, ~ "a Lodge dona-
tlou, towards the Mount vernon purchase.
They also recommends that the several
Lodges under their jurisdiction, should take
action on the saejcct, at thcir April meetings.
and that their respective members should sub
scribe one dollar each to the glorious cause
Char. Oar. Ola
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NEW ROO n = .

The City Of the Great King, by BARCLAY.
Life and Times of Aaron Burr, by J. PARTON
Debt and Credit. Translated from the German
White Lies, by CHARLES READE-
Northern Travel, by BAYARD TAYLOR
Three Days in Memphis, by UHIAAS.
Twin Roses, Narrative, by AM CORA Richie
The Cousins, or the Captains Ward.
Salt Water or Sea Life, an Adventure.
Just received and for sale by
mar3-f BAG CHARLES W. SMITH
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5zo- We learn from the Fort Smith (Ark. }
Times, that an expedition is about starting
from that place TO albuquerque, \. NJ. DIR.
Shumard. the geologist aud physician, who
accompanied Capt. Marcy in his explorations
on the Plains, the 7pHes Gays, will head the ex-
petition.
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
TINHE subscriber respectfully announces that, " ~
i 10 supply want that has been greatly de W..
manded by Amateurs Of Flowers, he has pur fS~S
chased from Mr.. b. II. Bliss Of Springfield, Mass,
assortment q his Flower Seeds. which have been
found and known in every State Of the UniOn 10
lowing from Bliss Catalogue that Il may be
that sell them 1T exactly ms prices HIS seeds
embrace only those OF his raising, but selec.
tons the best English French, and GerulAn flow
seeds. They sold bali the price that Hover
seeds have before commanded IA tins market.
lave selected Of my large collection Of flower
seeds the beautiful and SNOWY varieties, each
distinct color and calculated to produce line
effect when planted In beds groups the Hover
border. ] have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name, height time Of
towering, color vi the flower, manner OF growing,
whether trailing, &c, the time Il should bc
sown, and other valuable hints 10 is cultystlun.-
In selecting these varieties, have been careful Ia
clude all which shy bloUmers have Insignia
appearance, that the collections VIII comprise
only those which really snowy and handsome, and
which believe would prove 10 the entire satisfaction
Of any lady gentleman who might be disposed 10
them. The collection viii be sent free by post
10 any part OF the country ~ the following prices
Assortment No. consists OF tSenIy cholce varieties
OF AhhuAIA- ..---.--....-. -.-.-..--Sl w
"A" No. =, consists Of twenty choice vare-
ties OF Rennials and PeTennials. 90
No. 3, consists Of ten extra fine varie-
ties of ANIMALS and Perenuiais, cmbrA-
cling many OF the new and choicest IN
.. No 4 consisi or ave ycry cbo,oe yari-
cites, selected from Prize Flowers Of English Pan
sizes German Carnaton, and Plcotee Plnks, YER
benas; Tranunt's French AsteTs, and Double Hol-
yhocks, each Of which sold at twenty i've
Persons In ordering will please give the number Of
the Assortment Remittances be made IN bank
bills or postage stamps. AlkA MACkENLE,
febI-u Nashville. Tenn.
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THE GOLDEN pRlZE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED. 1853. ILLUSTRATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE s one Of
the lAsges, and best literary PAPERS Of the day. An
Imperial ouarto containing uGIT PAGE roErI ooI-
Uxs, Of entertaining original matter; and EIDoASuY
ILLUSTRATED every week.
A Cir worth from so cents to $500 90 in gold.
will be presented 10 each subscriber immedi-
ately ON receipt Of the subscription money.
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&C. Kansas i now a prominent missionary
heid. and the Aethodlsts have succeeded Ia
erecting the first church In Lseompton. The
baiIding is Of stone and large enough 10 ae-
eoInmodaie three hundred psnoaz-
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A MoprL Fru.-lt IS aid that Mes.r,.

a MoDEL FHN.--lt Is said that Messrs.
Gales il Seaton. Of the National intelligence,
Washington, ID. G.. partners for forty-five years
iii the publishing business, never had differ
enee Of opinion on political questions. and
never a jar or misunderstanding of any sort.
They have never known division Of interest,
from their common Golfers each has always
drawn whatever he chose, and for more than
thirty years past there has never been a set
Element of accounts between them.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title twenty-one of the Revised Code was
amended and passed the 3rd time.
Mr.. Denton had leave to introduce bill to
change the time of holding the Chancery and
Circuit Courts in the 4th district.
A number of House Nc sages were taken up
and disposed of.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock, tomorrow morn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-09

THs LEyIArHAS.--Capt. Harrison. who Is TO
command the Lsviathan, writes that he Ii in
hopes to be in Portland with bis vessel In the
latter part Of the month Of June, and that be
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Auction Card.

rJNIlE subscriber having contaminated arrangements
IL with Mr.. A. NJ. SFTINGEh an experienced and praC-
teal Auctoneer will attend and make sales Of Real
Estate, Steamboats, Household Furniture, with all out
door sales BENZ. y. SHELLS.
maf3-tf
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A C A R D.
YOung'S Spirit Of the South.

TNHE subscribers and friends of the above Journal,
Il who have anticipated an earlier issue Of the pa
per- will be pleased TO learn that arrangements have
been made for its positive appearance the LIST week
April in good time for the Spring Races and 1grcul
turdl Fairs.
The central locality of Nashville, Tenn, in regard
TO the stock raising portion of the South with other
considerations important 10 the success of SittheTn
Turf Register has induced the Proprietor 10 select this
city its place of publication This however will in
way lessen its interest in regard to the South
ern Cities as local correspondents will be established
in New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis and Charleston.
The magnitude OF the enterprise, and personal ef
fort TO obtain the most reliable information concerning
the Pedigree and performance OF the blood horses of
the South, coupled with desire to secure the most
hightoned and chivarous corps of literary contrbu-
tors, has somewhat prolonged the publication; but we
now enabled 10 start the Spirit Notwithstanding the
unprecedented "money pressure IN less time, and
wtha larger number of bone de subscribers than any
Similar journal in America.
Contributors will please remember their promises
and forward their favors at TO address that
they may appear in the first number Notices of Spring
Races, Fairs and Blood Stock should be in nme
diately. W. ii. YOUNG,
mar9-lt Editor and Proprietor.
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Es- IL is calculated upon a close count OF
the House Of representatives,, thai there VII
be majority Of eight for the admission Of
Kansas with the Lerompion constitution.
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Iem advertisements.
slAtCost for Cash.

WE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w yalices which will close out at Cost for Cash.
Persons wanting any of the above have now OPP
portunity purchase at low down prices. Call at No.
p, Public Square.
mar9-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELL-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in The Wheat Market.
W ANT Ed.

100000 bushels Prime He'd, White,
and Mediterranean Wheat
XIyE WILL, At ALI. TINiS, fFosn nOs hsHeeisr-
Wv sarz, give the highest market price n eAsh Iur
PRIME WHEAT Of ali VARIETIES, Delivered 70 a.
cur Nils coTner q Line AID Cherry streets, Nash
vie, Teas. A CIR puFuhzses Soll1-f for the
purpose u MAKING fL0yR n mis- CITY. 10 dc "a
Sop esyisg AZ ANY Intk. bat give the HIGHEST
&AkktT PRICE u CASH az All T1Mtes, notwith-
standing The cry q HARD TINS and 20 Monty.
fer feI p.rts el4rs esqare s1ler ~ tae NIL al
". a. GORDON cos, MARKET ssrref
CARTER HEAtNAS co. 3
60 X. -s.s2s fsratslsa 10 al parties dsfivsFiag
kh1.t W n1nS-1sF- -
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DIED..

On the 5th inst, at Knoxville, Tenn, Mr.. W. T.
Boiling, formerly resident of this place. His re-
mains were brought to this City for interment
sg Columbus, Miss and Greensboro, Ala, papers
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves 1 o; Quar-
tiers $5.s
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded soon the result
becomes known.
Be- All orders for Schemes Tickets to be ad-
dressed TO DON RODRIGUEZ, (care OF City Post }
Charleston, So Ca. maT9-td
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FOR RENT.

THREE very desirable rooms over the Planters
i Bank, suitable for offices. Entrances on College
and Union Streets. Possession given Immediately.
o. EWING, President.
decl7-tf Planters Bank.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL.

T,ENDEEs his services in the above business tho
j citizens Of Nashville and vicinity. Orders left
the Gazette oface VIII be attended IN nsre-a
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CRXSP'S GAxETY.
Trustee Sale.

Id Trustee, bearing date 5t October, 1855 and reg
istered in the Registers Office Davidson cocnty book
No. % mage ST. will sell in the Court house yard
to the highest bidder, ON SATURDAY, THE Sd DAP
OF APRIL, 1858,
Four Beautiful Building Lots.
Nos 81 IS, 90 and So Cumberland street, in Halls
Addition 70 Nashville, the equity Of redemption is
waived The Lots each front so feet and will be more
particularly described the day of sale Such title
is vested in Trustee Will be executed pur-
chasers. Terms made known in due time.
n. HoBS0N, Trustee.
mar3-td
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Queensware, Bohemian Ware, &c.

THE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing 70
his friends generally, and the public particularly
that Mr. Badger has just arrived with very fine stock
OF Goods in his line As usuel he is ready 10 meet the
of his friends and old customers either for cash
trade, heretofore. We bespeak for him a call.
Rooms in second story, No. II, Public Square
feb2o-u BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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Woolt Woolt,

WE want 80 900 lbs. CLEAN w&sHED Wool. for
w which We viii pay cash We want II 70 make
Jeans and Linsey.
mas W IL GORnnN 4 co
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- NEW GOODS.
MERCHANT TAHORS.

w ARD BIRMINGHAM, No. :, Cedar street have
w received their stock % Spring and summer
Goods which now open for inspecticn- They
the latest and desirable styles aud bee
SURPASSED for elegance. They invite the attention Of
their old friends and the public generally
Also, a good stock Of Furnishing Goods.
nars-lm a.
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Hardware and Queensyvare.

Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives and Pistols;
SO crates Queensware;
Buggy and Door Mats do,.bIs and sngIs Crown Wrap
ping Paper
Bed Cords I1o~ Lines double and SINGLE barrel shot
Guns, Pisiols, AZ.
This stock selected for this trsde and consigned
be sold the highest bidder for what they VIII
bring Now your time 70 make money. We have
large stock Of Goods, bought for those concerned
rhich Gill De- efTed freely az has sale
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3 90. 900 DOM a " q
Sorteo Numero 500 Ordinario
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.

Approximations TO the s1oo, 900, of 5000 each 4
of 400 TO 900 of 400 TO 900 Of 400 TO O,Oo0;
4 of 400 to IS 900.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TINE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
Il Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the supervision of the Captain General OF Cuba
will take place at Havana,
Saturday. March 27th. 1853.