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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

The following astounding admissions APP
pcared in the Washington Ui.ion of the 18th
instant:
"THE TAX on OFFICIALs.-We see il report
ed, we do not care upon what authority. that
tax Is levied upon the persons employed in
the government service aud the payment
thereof exacted. We are quite ignorant OF
the authority upon which this payment is de-
manded or the purposes to which il is applied
when received. We trust, however that
whatever may be thus collected may be aciSel,,
and economically applied 10 Idpace he interests OF
ne democratic party in its great struggle with
the opposition. Ii is said that from one
quarter to one-half of one per cent. on the
salaries of officials are thus exacted. Now,
without knowing anything of the alleged tax.
and with no belief i'll its existence, rs a gen
eral thing, we have Just this to saw on The
subject: II there Is person in the public SER
vice who does not rotimLzyfiy contribute DE
amount, at least Of ttro dollars and half a vexr
oa zach thousand dollars Of has salary 10 su1.s,rt
The cause Of The Democracy, he should b., ms
MISSED AT ONCE. and his place filled by one
who Is patriotic and iberal enough 10 DOUBLE THE
CONTRIBUTION. We believe the cause To Justify
its support, and those who refuse to aid in
that patriotic work should be the last TO com
PLAIN II they are deprived of the special ii.xors
- 1880 - PS"Sas We Houlu no
system OF espionage no Rera et'orts 10 hls,at our
the miserable snQpeagers who devote four or five
hours OF Incidence ut their disks and the bal
ancer oil their time To assaults upon tbs. De-
mocracy; but that forbearance which kceps
them IN Office moment after their treachery
Is known, Is sadly misplaced Ii is a notori-
Gus fact that more than bali the palrouspe of
this government is bestowed upon such nm
worthy and Enthusiastically men. We hold IL
10 be certain that q traitor In politics only
needs an opportunity TO betray his trust and
sacrifice the interests and character of the.
government. Political immortality and per-
sonal morality are impossible elements in the
same individual
The above is so astounding-so bold, open,
shameless. and unblustiing- that il may stag
ger honest people, and incline them 10 the
opiaion that AZ L. spuroas-a wholesale SLAM
Der, got up for the express purpose OF injar-
Ing the Administration of Mr.. Buchanan of
which the Washington Union is the ackuowl-
edged. duly accredited, Official organ. There
fore, before proceeding TO comment upon il
~ II deserves. We Will state that the editor al
this paper cut IL from the editorial columns
OF the UJtioa of the 18th inst, where IL app
peared as genuine editorial article, 20 that
there may be no mistake about il.
We have never seen, throughout a some
what protracted experience ie political lile,
81 baref,.cef a ayowui OF corrap' practices.
or so shameless a Confessions Of partisan turpi-
tade. But neither shame nor remorse is mani
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SHERIFF3S SALE.

CH virtue of "A writ OF venduoni cXlnnas 10 me
ID directed, and delivered from the honorable Circuit
Court Of davidson county, Tenn, at il May term,
1855 will expose tn public sale To the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house yard gate la the city of
Nashville, on SATT RDAY, The 4TH DAY OF SEPIEM-
Der, 1858, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate VIII oh Edward Vaughn then had, or may have
since acquired in and 10 the following described tracts
parcels Of land, towit: tract of land IN Dis
tTct No 9, in Davidson county Tennessee, containing
by estim te nine acres, and bounded follows: on
tho north by the land Of William Hewlett, on
the west and south by the lands Of Abram Dunnyant
and the by the lands of Benjamin Tankersly.
Also other tract, lying the county and District
aforesaid containing by estimate and eight
poles, and bounded as follows: the north by the
land Of Vim. Hewlett, the west by the land of Jas.
G. Shepard, on the south by the land belonging TO
Goodwin's heirs, and on the east by the land men
toned above being the tract Of land sold by A.
DunniSsnt to the said Edward Vaughn, the 24ih
OF February ls45 and the deed for which is register
ed in the Registers office of Davidson county Tenn
IN Book No. Z; being levied the properly Of
Edward Vaughn 10 SATISFY judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn. J. NJ. HINTON, sheriff
. iyZ1-td BY j b. MAURY, ID
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
Fashionable Dancing
MR. coo WIN

HAS arrived IN ths city aud MA ~aaf,
HI mence forming his Classes ga SAfUR- - ~
DAY Sept. +th, al o'elacks A. ~. and XX<E
o'csoek, 4. NJ, AT his Rooms over Beechaa -
stnFe, On College street
A corFees aud elegant method & Sociesy Dats ne
viii be tkg htas danced In Tbs fAshiansbie Sasous
IN Isnfau sad Paris aad Tho priaelp<i cttes Ihe
united Stairs.
laAclng i universal, that a cannes be dis
pensed with IN The eanc4r,an q Eoaang Ia ttae
Gentemen. IL II iBseea both useful ana sIaeatai
n forms and strengthens the easiy ane iIafE0ses
the carriage.
on4ble term 10 introduce great na4Gy t4shsne2Ele
bAnoes tAnght BY osher pTe<essoF IN ts reson q
eonntry. Mr. G. = capabilities Sali known, ks
Teacher ss eisirsss o. Nzshsllie shzt rssaI 6
osly thus spaaanceEneatto issaFe ha he -Efsalssn
q all Gkas dssiFo1s q nrzsseslsz1 szz s<sssas
drt1stAen14s
he oslsAsAisa LANcExs orsnRu1E wgn Be
s4Rghf
s a GAS fur esullsuss @it sensneses as MONDAY,
the elh, - Aalf psf r n ass8-fs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

CURIOUS PREaoSIrfeS or tue TELEoRArH.
la Addisonis Spectator. printed 40 years
ago, is the following account Of a discovery
in magnetic communication, said 10 have
been made $50 years before. Ii has the
marks of myth, but euriously foreshadows
the present reality. like some vague pro-
phecy;
sStrada, an Italian Jesuit. in one Of his
'Prulnsinos' gives an account of a eorrespcn-
drnce between two friends, by The help OF a
csstsia lo1dsaae OF such virtue that IL Il touch
cd two needles. when ane If the needles so
touched began to move. the other though 1T
a distance, moved at the same time and IN the
same manner. The two friends being zach
possessed Of oae Of thsse needles, made a
dad plzts and snbscrib twrnty-tour letters
upou IL. They then fixed one Of the needles
"a. each Of these plates 50 that il could move
around without IHpeshneut Amer separst-
ing from each other one hundred miles they
were 10 communicate and test their inven-
ton by directing ihe needle 10 the letter re-
eaired; the oshrF at the same moment saw his
own sympathetic needle moving Of Itself at
every letter which thai of his correspondent
pointed at by ashis meaas they consrrssd
across a whole continens, and conveyed their
thoughts 20 osis another ia aa instant over
cities VI mountains, seas or descrtsso
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
From Easone-Tbe Working of the
Atlantic Telegraph.

We give our readers, this morning, the first
dispatch that ever passed between Lon
don. in England, and Nashville. in Tennessee,
bearing the same date. We received it at our
Office at half-past II o'clock yesterday morn
ing, being a few minutes after its reception at
the Telegraph Office in this city. We are in
Longitude 81 West, from Greenwich, "a point
of observation for the determination of longi-
tude in the suburbs of Londen) and hence
the d ference of time. taking the usual calcu-
lation of time ut Is degrees to the hour, is
Eve hours and forty-eight seconds. Allowing
the dispatch IN have left London at o'clock
A. NJ, il was about 10 hours in coming. 1t
was repeated or rewritten, probably three
times between Trinity Bay and New York,
and three times between New York and this
point; but the apparent time of its transmits
sion is only about 5 hours. This is bringing
the great triumph home to US, making it an
actually; and our feelings were more buoy
ant, exultant, probably, than at any other
moment during the progress of work which
has engaged the attention. and commanded
the unqualified admiration of the civilized
world.
We also print this morning dispatch from
st. Petersburg, the Capital of Russia, dated
the 2lst inst, received an hour later than the
first, which doubtless left London about the
same time. This is six days out, decidedly
1.-THE best time on record;" but it is possible
to receive intelligence from St. Petersburg,
within day, and will do so on the death of
his majesty, the Gar Alexander, if not
sooner.
We embrace the occasion to congratulate
or large circle Of readers on this verifcation
of the Atlantic Telegraph's complete success,
andhope hereafter to be able to post them in
the leading events in Europe as we have here
tofore done in those of this country
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution TO me directed, and de
ID livered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1855 will
expose to public sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
the premises, MONDAY, THE GIN DAY OF SEP
TENDER 1858, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which o. 5 Galbreath then had, or may have
since acquired in and Ia certain tract of land lying
follows, to-wit beginning at locust tree on the bank
of Manskers Greek, the southeast corner of tract
Of land on which Mrs o. Connell resides, run
ming with the south boundary line Of said tract
of Mrs O. ConneiPs. siXty-twO poles To a stake on
said line thence north fifteen degrees, twenty
four poles the Creek, thence with the meanders
said Greek the beginning; supposed TO contain
twenty acres; beng the same conveyed by Vim. Con-
nell IN o. 5. Galbreath. Levied the property of
). Gabreath and others to satisfy judgment and
cost rendered in favor Of Lee Shutc.
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson
jy2S-td BY r.. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERJFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF venditoni exponas direct
ID ed and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Day son county Tennessee, its May Term
1855 will expose TO public sale to the highest III !.
der for cash the Court house yard gate in the CITY
of Nash vile. on SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Az
GUST, 1883, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which John Brandon then had, may have since
acquired in and TO the following described lot No
thirty feet in the city of ashvile Cherry street,
in Davidson county, east side bounded on the north
by VIM Stewart, on the east by Jesse Collins and
Mecham, the south by Rees W Porter, formerly John
Tndal. Said lot runs back from Cherry street, east
Collins line IS feet Levied the property o.
John Brandon to satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of Brodie < Dupree. JAMES NJ HINTON,
ivl6, '5S-td Sheriff of Davidson co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE

DY virtue Of a venditoni exponas to me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit COur,
of davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term,
1885, will expose to pub c sale to the highest bd
der for cash the Court house yar gate in the city
of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 31ST DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1885, all the right, title claim, interest and
tate which Mrs c. II. Willis then had or may have
since acquired in and to the following described House
and Lot, s ated South High Street, in the city OF
Nashville, Davidson county, in and which Mrs
Willis resides. Said Lot has about 1919 feet fronting
High street, and running back about 20I feet u
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said Lot lies
between the property of Mr.. Bradfute the North
and Mr.. Mosely on the South levied on the prop
erty of Mrs. e. II. Willis, satisfy a Judgment rem
dered in favor of Thomas W. Chiffon
j. III. HINTON, Sheriff OF Davidson co.
c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
jy21-td BY j. W BIGIEY, C. ID. c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue OF two vendtoni exponas % me directed
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson County. Tennessee, at its May term, 1855,
will expose public sale, TO the highest bidder for
cash at the courthouse yard gate in the city Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
1895 all the right title claim interest and estate which
NJ NJ Henkle, then had, may have since acqair-
ed in and the following described Lot No. PAS in the
plan of Lots known Ewng's addition, 10 Nasty lie,
which plan is registered IN the Registers Office If
Davidson county in book No. II, page .02. said Lots
front 324 feet Stevenson Street, and run back
$50 feet alley with alley the North side,
being same Lot sold 10 NJ NJ Henkle, ST. by Andrew
Anderson. Levied the property of NJ NJ. Henke
% satisfy judgments rendered in favor Of j.
NJ. Zmmerman and ID. F. Wilkin, trustee.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iy l6td Sherifuf Davidson co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue a venditioni expoBas, "a me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at ia May Term,
1858, Will expose 20 public sale, Ia the highest bad
der for cash the Court house yard gate Ia the city
OF Nashville on TUESDAY, THE SlST DAY or AU-
GUST 1855 all the right, title, cia interest and
tate which Jesse Morris then had may have since
acquired In and % the following described lot lying
the city Of Nashville Davidson county, bounded
foIlews beginning the North corner OF tract
land Jonathan Rains purchased Of John Nelson.
a rock running North with the Nolensviie Turnpike,
forty feet and four inches cedar post thence
east about 500 feet roek thence South about for
" one AMI four inches said tias' line thence
west n the beginning levied on the property Of
Of A. J. Ramsey.
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson
jy22-td BY L. c. DRAKE, Dcputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28

A BRTTITH AMERICAN UNIoN.-In proro-
guing the Colonial Parliament, on Monday
week, the Governor of Canada. Sir Edmund
Head, amongst other things said:
| propose in the course of the recess to
communicate with her Majesty's Govern
mcnt, and with the Governments of the sister
colonies, in another matter of very great
importance. | am DESTROYS of inviting them
to discuss with us the principles on which a
bond of a federal character, uniting the pro-
vinces of British North America, may perhaps
Hereafter be practicable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIEE,S SALE

ll1 virtue oil NenolbOhl eApohas 10 me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of davidson county, Tenn, at its May Term, 1855
viii expose to public sale, IN the highest bidder for
cash at the Court house yard cat IN the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE llIH DAY OF SOFTEN
Der, 1855 all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which James Perry and Vim. Tucker then had or
may have since acquired IN and 20 the following de
scribed Tract of Land lying in the county OF David
son, District No. g. containing 10 or II acres, bound
ed rs follows: on the South by K. Savage, on the
NOrth-we by A K. Rozel, the East by VIM. f.
Higgins; levied on the property of James Perry
and Vim Tucker, to satisfy Judgment rendered IN
favor OF Maxey, Mcclure & Co.
J. NJ. HINTON, sheriff Of Davidson
jy29-td By X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIFE,S SALE.

TlY virtue OF IN execution 10 me directed, and de-
I'D livered from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
county, Tennessee, n its May term. 1855, / will
expose TO public sale u the highest bidder, for cash
at the courthouse yard gate ia the city Of Nashville
on SATURDAY, The 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
William Mccoy and W. Paul then had, may
have since acquired In and the following described
town lot, In Maury and Caibornes addition TO Nash
vile, to-wt: Lots No 80 and 40 fronting 35 feet on
the Lebanon Pike, and running back los feet Co 20
feet alley opposite nearly opposite Sades store
being levied the property Of William Mccoy 20
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF Mr. G. l..
Claiborne against said Mccoy and Paul.
J. NJ HINTON, sheriff.
jy25-td. by J. b. MAURY, ID. :.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

(Y virtue OF four VenditOLi eXpOnas O. directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1858,
Will expose b public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash. at the Courthouse yard gate, IN the city of Nash
1858 all the right, title claim interest and estate which
John X Geaves then had, may have since acquIr
ed IN and u the following described tract of Land,
containing A "a acres in Civil District No t. in David
son county, and bounded by VIM G. Geaves, Joseph
Brnkley, Martha HesSey, and JAS K. Gleaves Levied
upon the property OF John II. Gieaves satisfy
four judgments rendered in favor of p CIstleman,
1 &. Ozment, VIM Bourne, aud Chas. II. Cook.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
" l6-td Sheriff OF Davidson co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
Gbanfrrp Sales
Store House on Union street.

VIM. II. Evans, Admir- OF Charles NJ. Fllston decd ,
vs.. Margaret Elliston and others.
D1 virtue OF "A decree Of the Chaneery Court at
ID Nashville, In the above cause, Will offer for sale
at the Court. house IN this city. on SAI URDAH, THE
4TH DAY Or SEPTEMBER NEXT an undivided fourth
interest In the store house the north side Union
street IN this city and at present occupied by Eston
X Matthews, but in satisfactory bid be made
for sand fourth interest Will proceed the same
time and place 10 sell the whole of said store-huuse
and lot The lot fronts about on Union street
and runs back about 81 feet to alley feet vide
TERMS g and II months credit with interest from
date; notes with approved security, payable la Bak
required and lien retained sale free from equity or
redemption. J. f. GLEANES,
Jy2y-td Clerk and Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
Cotton and Sugar Crops.
The financial editor of the New Orleans
Picaytne says in that paper of Friday:

The financial editor of the New Orleans
Picayt.ne says in that paper of Friday:
The incoming cotton crop is attracting more
attention now than any other subject. 1t has
commenced arriving in quantities, though in
consequence of sickness the receipts do not
come forward so freely as was expected. The
weather has again cleared of beautifully, and
picking will now progress with great rapid
ty. This week it will be general all over the
country, whilst last year il did not begin un-
ill the 9th of September, and nothing but
very remarkable weather during the latter
part Of October and nearly the whole OF No
vember. brought out the crop so we'll. The
advantage we now start with is that even in
the event of an early frost, say the 10th of
October, we can make IA crop OF 3.l50.000 to
100000, whilst if it should hold off to as
late a period as last year, we may have
growth OF fully 3,400 600 and upwards. But
these are mere calculations and should go for
nothing as the plant is still exposed To serious
injury from other causes. All we can say is
that the promise continues well, despite the
casual complaints that reach US of boli-worms
and caterpillars.
No doubt they will do some harm in GER
tain localities. but the caterpillar must have
become very different insect from what il
was in lS4s il il can stand the continuous hot
sunshine of this summer.
We hear that the rains of the last two days
have proved OF immense benefit to the sugar
cane. They could not have cone more OPP
portunely. The plant is thriving magniti-
Gently.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
Dialogue between two Ladies
about Babies.

M RS. JoNES-well, we'll, well Sarah
WI tonishcd b. see you out shopping after
the birth Of your baby, when you remained IN the
house more than a month when your other children
were born Hsw Is ~ There is some secret about
IT, DO tell me
hIs sMrH-lt rs no secret, and I'll tell you all about
IT, Well, ! saw advertised In the papers, medi-
cine called COWAN'S LiTHONTRlPTlC OR MOTHERS
RELIEF. the advertisement stated that d would re-
leve the pains Of labor, aud ] suffered so much IN
my former conhnements that thoaght would get a
bottle and try and see II Il did afford any relief and
never In my life did have anything 10 do me so
much good suffered scarcely any when the child
was born, and felt almost well enough the day
10 sit up. ! advise every wonaa who Is going 10 be
confined 10 get bottle II she is desrons Of having
easy time.
MRS JOSES--Whata wonderful discovery. I'll step
Ia here az Jo BROwS's aud get bottle and take II
Ellen as she will be confined soon. auga-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
sHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a yenditi0ni expon4s IA me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county TennesSe at is May trm 1895
vii! expose Va pabe sale the highest bidder FOR
cish, the Sorrt-hoGse yard gate, IN the city of
Nashville, SATURDAY, TIE ISM DAY On AU-
GUST ls5s al the right, tale, Claim, interest and
estate winch JET Munks then had may have since
acquired 10 and the following described tract OF
land lying IN Davidson county, being part 81 TIE Day
or Fly tract situated the south side 81 the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga railroad, about Is miles from
the city Of Nashville, containing and ninety
three poles Waiiaoes Gap, aud the ssutheest
corner OF Lot No. s. OF the sabls lsOB Of sad tract,
beng known Lot No. a. The subdiy ision Of sad
Day Fly u land lcyled The property Of
Jefferson huaks " SATISFY Jadsmeat ~ favor al
lsIle WEilAoFth.
JAMES N. HINTON,
fxl6-td SissTin Of Davidson co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-28
Broad Street House and Lot.

d. f. WiIkn, Admir-, &c, as. Sarah Cameron and
Others. -
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court at
ID Nashville in above cause. viii sell the Court
house in this city, on SATURDAY, The 41H RAY OF
SEPTEMBER MKT, the House and lot north side
Of Broad street and Of and second from Summer
street said Lot fonts 10 feet Broad street aud
runs back 40 feet 10 "A 10 feet alley.
TERAS-CTedit of year with interest; note well
secured, pay able IN bank and lien retained.
J. f. GLEAVES,
jy2g-td Clerk and Master.