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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

II =
WHF[xrS. DIR. KING; formerly OF New York, for
ME@&S the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
~ho has devoted mis- attention 90 the
menI of private diseases for so years, uatfers
himself, havlna-attendcd 20 practice for many
years, and oGredso many thousands he Is enabled 70
cure al! diseases Of private nature matter how
bad they may be from mJudcious medical treatment,
from neglect of their Or. Kings ptspetsary
Is No % DeadeFiek stFeet, between Cherry and the
square sccond story where he ali diseases Of
private nature.
= GoNoRRifsA cured without nuuseous medicine in
reference with business.
SrcrURIs Of old recent date eneotuaily cured in
few days, BY an operation which causes no pain.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and uIlder-
mia~s the constitution much.
SYPHILIS Sith al te diseases Of the ska, growing
oat OF ncgtect NJ bad tTeasnent, be eaoctuaIiy
cured "a q Inw days.
SEMINAL MKtgScss--PArtcuhsTatte n ton having been
given u ths disease, and all the Consequences grow
lng out 81 a, brought in many casns b tae de-
sirUctive habits OF tBronsscfaie Youths and
siSe ndulgrnce Of the ptxsinF aegioct 0f hieh si
undeEmlus the csasitntu. rendering the subcct unit
Tor busihess OF society and cusin % ,lturc old age
fuullvs Who nsty be iahoring With any asIculty Of
TIE NogHh may rest assured OF anislesi ate relief.
Persons residing abro4d, BY Writng and stating
their case sth Zee enclosed diEezte "a In. A King,
No - Dcadorsek strest, Nashville lena, viii have
the necessary neAciiesent 81 their address,
sessAry directians street secrecy observed. Once
hoarsfFeta O'Clock IN tie morning Until IA the
aug sfuEn tHa taAS 1ti-4ndAwly .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
FREES PROPERTY
FOR Sale.

On McLenaore, betleeel Church and Broad streets,
I AN Offering for sale, privately, that valu- o.
i able HOUSE AND LOT situated op Acie- ss..j
more street, between Church and Broad ezlst
frontngon McIemore 90 feet running back leo feet,
10 alley. The improvements consist of
brick, containing rooms Ia the main building, by
sides kitchen, servants rooms, stable, &c There Is
also fine well Of failing water, besides other
convenenccs which makes il all together desirable
place.. independent Of lis being free from taxation,
and central To the busnREs portion of the city and
with all the advantages Of being in the corporation,
VIII recommend itself the favorable consideration
OF those wishing TO purchase.
n not sold privately before the 9TH OF DFCFM-
RER MKT ! will offer IL at public sale, the prem
iscs, at IL O'Clock. Dor terms, &C, apply to
noy2O-u r. Il. GIASCoCK, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
A Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street,
EOr Sale priXatcIN.

II AN Offering foI sale, privately, that beau 90
Il tful and commodious family residence, NJ.
No. - Cedar 81, ON Capitol Hill, Few IL
doors below Vine street, at present oWncd and
occupied by W. O. HARKIs. The improvements con-
sist OF a story hFick, containing rooms IN the
main baildng, with additional room over tile
passage in second story, making altogether rooms.
There Is also "A good two story brick kitchen, con
tanning two servants rooms, smoke House, Pantry
with other Necessary out houses. including sable,
sc. The Bot Is 50 feet front Cedar street, running
back $50 feet IN alley.
This property presents many advantages 60 the
business man. In point Of locator, 10 any yet offered
being but Few minutes walk from any PARTON 81
the business 81 the city. The price fixed =Yon
u should be an indueemeut % the Capitalist 10
these wishing 70 procure homes 10 a location every
way desirable. We will take pleasure In showing
the property az any time 10 iersons wishing 10
purchase. IL needs only examination 10 commend
itself For terms, &e., apply 10
noyI3-l l. X. GIAscOcK, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17

just received a splendid assortment of Mos
COW aud Trico Beaver Over Coats, Dress,
Frock and Business Coats, Pants and Vests
In every variety, at
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT Il CO.'S,
decl4-tf No. Is Cedar street.
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Chancery sale of Farm of $50
Acres. and % Negroes

James Demoss q others, VS.. Tho's Demoss & others
DURSUANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Mas willie, IN above cause, will sell on THE
PREMISES, l2mes west Of Nashville, and the
HIGHLAND Turnpike Road, ON Tuesday the 4th day of
January, 1889, THE fR-SCf OF LAND toned IN
the picIdings and known the zDemoss Place, con-
tanning $50 acres, and TWENTY SIX VALUABLE Ne
GROk>, of different ages and sizes.
TERAS-The land Will be sold on z and years
credit, with interest from day Of sale. The negroes
on TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT. Notes with good per.
sonal security required, payable in Bank, aud the
Land lien To be retained until the purchase money
Is fully paid. st..
Dec I'D J. T.. GIEAXES. C. 4 N
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Gomalereial. llagj9
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I
EAsayUIR- Dec II 1883

: COTTON The transactions yesterday
amounted to something more than 200 bales
atI091O4e. se.-te easffo-s 70 a.
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AM PoRWlRDIyC MEgCniyf.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TUE undersigned has beea appointed agent for
IL the Q iNNSiLYANIA RAILROAD. and - nos
prepared & eKuerts Biiis Of Iadig tLFoub - bls
tna, New York, fhiiaaelpha htllsiaofe Uu exseed
Ne 10, ~ A-tasAr- a.. - -es - 40 - 4. ~ &
he a III ss eiatsr lut0 a<FAn Eesneftz For he tellf
cry q tssss from any VI tbs t1SsieFns cars - all
s'otnts cn tie Cumberland rlves a. reso2hie rates
foF Attenuation app3y
JOHN II. HARRIs, Steamboat Agent,
hoxis-u Al flsskk, "A REIszs 4 %. =
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AU CTIoN CARD.
The Cash Trade.

INtkiNG tsae ptessut siti b gel sup
II Eiivd Will every variety " Gos=1s, aeFcoSnalse
A. Shlrk ~ia &c sold aaasaafly iosF rsisS.
CsaasFy Monutants, a. Well oar Cay iesierh,
woald Dc well 20 atfesd s4les- No sisss-s has NJ
oa car osa 4ec.sgIt; nor CAB receive esezls for
dsrl-d HENJ " sHlEE.ns-
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Chancery sale or n City Residence on
Cherry Street.

Emanuel Wolfe, Admir-. Of Jo Stein, VS.. Heirs aud
Creditors of
DURSuANT 20 a decree Of the Chancery Court Mt
Nashville, in above cause, viii SELL the Court
House in this city on SATURDAY THE S1H DAY or
JANUARY, 1859, the House an Lot, ON Fast side of
Cherry street and nearly opposite the Theatre aud
being the same sold by r. Wolfe To Joseph stein decd
the Lot fronting about 20 feet and running back 40
feet.
rERss.-1 and years credit with interest except
the sum of $3.50 cash. Bond and good security re
qured and lien retained.
dece-td J. f. GLEAvEs, CAM
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Certificates OF Packages viii be sold at the FOL
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
s. ~ hah $3.50 ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTTFICATEs
Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered, receipt " which they VIII be forwarded by
drst mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be seut
To purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
RS- Purchasers VIII please write their signatures
plain, and gye their Post OIicc county and State.
Bs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE IN fun without deduction.
e. An prizes OF 81 900 and under paid iuTn ediae-
y after the drawng-Other prizes at the usual Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders FOR Tickets Certificates TO
:. SWAN x 90, Augusta, Ga.
RS-Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta. Ga, have their orders hlled and save
time. by addressing :. Swan Co., either of those
cities.
Bs- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount ~ the prize that each is
entitled TO, Will be published after every drawing,
the following papers -AHgsd Ga Constitutional
isl, Nesg Orleans Della, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, AdShrile Gdscte atlanta fateiigencer Nelc
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Daily Noes, Rich
BaOAd DiJafch, AeIo York Dispatch aud PdUldinO
(Hiss) CLARION and LiaIe Rock (4rk) True Democrat
nov22-id
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WhOle Tlckets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So sol
Certifcates Of Packages wiIl be old Al

HN-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent 70 any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
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FOR Hire.

t,s1R de year Hasa. NeeFa Wen1an, Eho iss SD
IL 1saak and aFsl T4se " zglssr 41d tfoaeT- Aises
q kszg. lzirz szka i escss kgfse Aprly ~ NFs
sc s zEElll "A. J. Ectf1ilktkik, w
<suS-q NJ. : inn zeckt
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Charleston Market.
New Orleans Market.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 10, P. TMs-GoITON- buyers
have Withdrawn, owing the stringency of holders
Sales to-day 500 bales at l14 10 11a< cts.
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I4ots in NIcGaVOek.

r HAVE flr sale privately, 20 lots IN McGayock,
situated on Jefferson Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Aiber1i avenue, Hendershett and James
- which will sell al great bargai IS These
Lots among some of the most beautiful IA that AL
dhipn, and Ia ElUse 81 small means, wanting cheap
homes, n0w is their chance Dor particulars call
T. X Sl-AaIgCk,
OctT-a Agent
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CAUTION TO THE PURIIC

AFTER several years experiment In the manufacture
Of GIN. fortunately saccceded in the year 1s4s in
making discovery IN its manufacture, by which Ia
deprived Of It's acid and infammaIory properties
and rendered psrfeetly pure.
sly manufacture Is at Schedam, Holland. Amer
several months reflection what title 20 give it I in
Produced II to the American public under the tale Of
- Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic sehnapps"-
Scheidam is the name OF the place In Holland where
the Gin 10 manufactured aromatic - derives lis
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which d il
favored and the word " Schnapps - II the German
for drink-cogue, dram-Wolfe's - heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Sohnapps been introduced
to The American public, and received with apprOba-
ton, than The liquor mixers OF New York Boston
and Philadelphia started an pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, under various names In sever
al Instances my lahe have bccn perfectly initial
ed, with only the addition 81 = few letters plead
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pre-
pared as % impose on careless purchasers. | under
stand a large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants 81 New Orleans O account Of the cheap
ness OF the stun. Two Dollars PER dozen for the
Quarts, and tine Dollar aud Ten Cents dozen for tie
PntE being the wholesale price In New York II IL
nothing but American Whisky navured with the on
OF JunilsF aud reduced thirty pcr below proof.
merchant Who participates Indirectly IN the fraud,
by selling the spurious article Is mich 0acad-
: the PRINCIPAL, who planned the imposition.
! hope every respectable citizrn, who values the
health 81 the community in which he lives viii aid
In fcrrctting out aud exposing the Inscriptions
uaerC hant who, Tor the sake 81 cents will pul
IN Jeopardy the lives of the community ia which he
hives, Such tnen should be nailed ~ the piiory Of
UDOLPHo WOLFE.
soLE IxroErEE, Nos. Is, 20 Hne - Beaver 81,
The following respectable a. ms ~ New Orleans
sell HE
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Consumers will nd greatly their interest to
these Candles in preference those that sold BY
COUNT.
Many Candles that are really seven 10 the pound
are branded and sOid skies, making difference
against the consumer Of five pounds 10 the box. The
variation usual lie in the price not proportional
this difference the following statement shows:
A Box Of Sevens tains 247 Candles, and
is sold for 80 pounds, which is the actual
weight.
4 Box of II on. or "Short Weight Sizes"
contains only 24O Candles, SAME SIZE AS
EMS. and is sold for 40 pounds.
Supposing the price Of the former to be 20 cents
and the latter is cents, there will be difference of
twenty ccu Is price and Candles in count per
box IN favor of tt full weight Candle t. retailers and
consumers; and this will be increased five cents per
box for every cent advance in price
Those Interested would do well examine he subject
for themselves PROCfER x GAMBLE,
"a West second street, Cincinnati.
decl5-dGtriw6m
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Sundfies,

.ln bids. " sndsx S1sh;
~ 1Ss sAeets C0ptzss;
10 Naidroa ketties,
ioo pscees Hollow Ware;
Jast Received leT steamer GlsnwoOs ana Cor sale
o3 n a. nlCkEY,
drcli No. al Mzrket street
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" w. ClflI-g, BrAnaies Vines &c.
BUSNE1I a nAIiIEff t;ommission Metz hanis<
JOHN WRIGHT = CO, ~hslss@ls DFasklsis-
THOMSON a BARNEs, Groeers,
&. ThEtREs, Groceries, Eines and Liquors
GEO. &. MITE 4 90, :.
KAkSIENDtik 4 90, "
ffOI aI-S ! SEt-Scfk, a. "a
". I. LANiSIs co. New Orleans.
". A. NuIiErfE o., 4" Z"
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The Overland Mail.
River News.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. I6.-The Overland mail OF
the 18th has arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
Suicide OF DR.. Bic gIer.

We have already mentioned the death, in
Auburn Prison, OF DR.. Biegler, who had been
convicted Of 40 infamous crime. The Alba
ny 4rgus says be died By his own hand, and
adds:
lie was at the time OF bis death, on hla sec
onG term OF Imprisonment. B'egier va. pre-
viou-Iy discharged rom prison by pardon
10 lS47. after confinement for years an!
5 mouths. His first crime Tss that OF arson,
having set fire to his house in order TO get
the insurance He had been very low and
depressed in spirits Tor long time. Al!
hope of pardon had long since lett Dim, and
he became detected and sad. lie was con-
startly mpla'ning Of i'll health, and mag.
iued himse fir cted with an Infinite variety
of diseases. lie had small pharmacy Of
his own, which was allowed hin by bis
keeper and his physician, and was supplied
principally oy his son at Rochester. lie had
several walls OF "uother unctures, among
which was "aconitum," and here he prccor-
ed the means by which, VI questonably, bis
life was ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
One ofthe "Laws" Discovered.

There will be hereafter no occasion for
mistaki- at least tba, claw" of the Danoc.
racy whicn Ell ,ins upon all persons employ.
ed in the Government service" the duty of
g urributing "a certain quota from their incomes
ITO advance the interests of the Democratic
party" Nor is there left any doubt as to the
means by which the 'law" is proposed to be
carried into effect. Al! who do not cheer
fully submit to the asses mCn', says the Inlon,
should be dismissed at once, and their places
filled BY those who are patriotic and liberal
enough TO douJle the contr,bution"' The
practice OF levyirg "tGx 90 CthcIais" IL, we
understand, 10 new regulation, bot this IL
the fist time that the right to do 80 has been
formally avowed aud openly sindlcatei.
Heretofore it has been led a custom more
hOnored in the breach han 10 the observance,
and, like other impostiUns # i'll repute, its
processes we're conducted under the friendly
shelter Of secrecy which AZ once confessed
and concealed tneir supposed rurpltUde.
Modern Democracy has charged all this,
aud now erects int a prlnclplc and LAW"
what was formerly numbered among the
deeds Of darkness" to be screened for IFS
uuseemliness, if not for it, iuiquity Nat. Int.
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The Atlantic TeIegraph--irran
for a General Celebration.


New YORK. August l2-Tne joint con-
mittee appointed by the Common Council OF
New York, for making arrangements ior
celebrating the laying of the Atlantic leie'
graphic Cable, have det rmined to celebrate
the event with grand salute of one hum
dred guns, and the ringing of all the church
bells, Immediately upon the transmission OF
the reply OF the President to tho message OF
Queen Victoria.
A. night, bonfres and general illumina-
ton will be added to the demonstration.
There will also be military and civic pre-
cessoo some days thereafter, followed by
municipal dinner, which Festivities are ex-
pec,ed To take place simultaneously win
those 10 Llndao, throughout Great Britain
AID on the continent. 1t is requested that
the citizens of the Urited State, and the Bri-
fish Provinces unite, in order that the ies-
tisties may take place at toe same Il ne and
on the same order, Of which due notice will
be given.
10 addition to these arrangements /, Is sue-
cested that as soou as the Presidents reply
has passed over the Eastern wires, all the
telegraph lines of the country shall be uni
ted, aud the words OF greeting between these
two distinguished persons b, thus Instantly
transmitted to every city, town, and village
having Geographic intercourse, and that I'M
mediately thereafter all the bells of the
c1uotry be ruUg for one hour, and such 9th
or demonstrations made az the citizens OF the
various localities shall deem proper and eA-
pedient
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n.,.arnnhic D..patehes.

CLEVELAND, Aug. l2.--At the meeting Of
the strcXhoiders Of the Cleveland PIt'sburg
and A.htabula railruad. held yesterday, the
oil board was reelected except three. The
new men were elected by the New York Cen
trail Railroad interest. A very full vote
was pol.ed, 81 per cent. of the entire stock
berg represented
A. a meeting of the new board of directors
held last night, Amasa Soae was elected
president. The old superintendent, secreta-
ry. treasurer and auditor were reelected.
ST LOUIS, August 2.-The returns OF the
recent & Congressional election in Missouri re-
ceiyed from the various districts indicate toe
following majorirrs:--Second district, At
derson. dem has $500 majority; tnrd dis
trict Clark, 1000 maj; fifth district, Wood
s,n. 500 mai ,rty; sixth district. Phelps, s.
900 msi r.ty; seventh distrlcr, Nell, 5000
majority: fourth dist Craig, 1000 majority.
lloLLGDAYSBCKG, PA. Aug. ll--Last evdn-
ing between eignt and nine o'clock. terrific
rain storm, accurred in this vicinity. Many
feuces were washed away, and the ccrn 10
MANY fields was beaten down to the ground.
man named Solomon Wolf, between fifty
end Sky years of sge, was killed by the
lightning, in a field near his house, about
seven a,iies east Of Ii ildaysburg
SINGAPORE, June IL GA tho 18th the
French -teamship ST. Louis 20. on fire in the
mornirg aud alter burning the whole day,
every cijrt TO subdue the fire failing, she
was brou yht near 10 shore, scuttled and sunk.
Sle had cargo Of rice ard other produce from
Calcutta to China, Which, OF course, is totally
destroyed.
Hartford. CT, August III Mr.. Toucey,
the oecretsry OF the Navy, arrived here this
evening, and the citizens made fine display
in welcoming him.
ALBANY, August IA salute of one
hundred guns Was fired here this afternoon,
IN bonor Of the defeat of the Lecompton con-
sltu,i0n bv the people of Kansas.
New YORK, August II - The steamer Star
of the West, with 81. $40 900 10 gold, has ar
rived.
ST Louis, August l2.-Raturns, partly Of.
fcal. from f,urteen counties in Kansas, give
the following result Of the election 90 the
cousttutiot: Against Lecompton 5000. for
Lecvmption 1900. The majority against
Lscomoton is therefore $500. The number
nf counties Remaining to be heard from Is
twenty-five. 1t Is not blliesed however, that
the returns from these will affect 10 the
slightest the overw helming majority already
recorded against the measure.
BosToN, August l2.--At the adjourned
meeting of the creditors OF Lawrence, Stone
& Co, held yesterday, claims to the amoun.
Of S35 900 were allowed, making the total
amount rgaos, the concern thus far allowed
S3, 100 600.
New YORK, August II. Francis Hall. esq,
the veteran editor o! the Commercial Adver-
tser, mas been COT fl ned to bis house for sew
era days from a severe attack of asthma
New ORLEANS, Aug 1.-The latest &C.
counts from the Lake with reference TO the
explosion of the steamer Virginia, on Satur-
day last, report eight persons in all killed by
the disaster.
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A SFree FIgEt.o

The editor of the Abingdon Democr at,
who was recently in Russell county, witness
ed meeting of the sovereigus, which be de-
seribes az follows:
"a dispute arose in q bar-room, between
two men, and in short time time they catne
to blows. The landlord with the assistance
of others, pitched tn, c1mbatants into the
street and the cry Of "a fight was raised
by some luokers-On. Ia Il moment the court
room was deserted-none remaining save
the 'Squircs, two or three legal gentlemen,
the Sheriff, Clerk, and prisoner; and they
looked, ito all Appearance as If they
"longed to be there" too! One grand rush
Was made by all who could run; and we OBJ
served Two or three cripples, with crutch and
wooden leg, doing their endeavors" and
making fair time, to reach the scene OF ac-
ton. The crowd was great, the heat iotense.
and the whoopiDg aud hurrahlng tremen-
dous. 10 the language of Su. Lovengood--
"Whar tber war 81 much Mise, we know'd
there war hurting going on" And 30 1t
proved. In few minutes the crowd opened
in the rear, and half dozen men bore out
the insensibe and bleeding form of van
quished hero. Tney had scarcely time to
clear their skirts Of the crowd with their
burthen and deposit it comfortably On pile
of rocks, ere they were summoned to re-
turn by the saUe old cry. Another battle
had commenced, but who the bel!igerents
were, or where they were holding forth, We
could only guess, for it seemed "a general
miyD U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
Let the Actors Retire.

Tho Southern League movement ia fail
ure. 1t is dead, ard, like euy other corpse,
should be speedily buried out of sight, lest it
taict and pollu,e the atmosphere. We do not
regret its early demise, for it was an untor-
tuuate CONCEPT ten from the first, aud was
born into the world at most unfortunate
and inauspicious period. AT an earlier or
at later day its late might have been differ
ent. The time has been when such al en-
terprise would have enlisted much Of the
talent and energy of toe South, and such an
occasion may again occur. Just now 1t
meets With no favor in any quarter, except
FROM the corporate guard that initiated the
movement. Every other man OF m ark and
merit 10 the Southern States has given 1t the
go by, and the papers with an unexampled
upanimitv condemn il as il-.imed and mis-
clieyous Richmond South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
Another Revolution In Mexico.

By the steamship ST. Louis, which arrived
Yesterday, from Aspinwall, We have adVices
from Collma to the l9th. and from the cry OF
Mexico to the 9Th OF July.
A note from j. NJ. Freeman esq. OF Fee
man & Co.'s California express, written at
Acaruco On the 20tn of July, says: IL is
reported here thar Don Juan USE Baz has
been declared President # Mexico"
We find in the same paper tho announce
mept of the death Of exPresident DON VAL
entine Gomez Faris-, which took place at
his residence in Mexico, on the II OF July,
at the advanced age Of - years. Senior u :
msz Farias bad been chief magistrate OF the
Mexican republic fur times, under the con-
stitnfinnal rule