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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SHERIFF,S SALE

10y virtue OF "a venditOni eXpunas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Cour
Of Davidson county, tennessee, at its May Term
1855, will expose to public sale to the highest bio
der for cash. at the COurthO yar gate in the city
Of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 3IST DAY OF AL
GUST 1855 all the right, title claim, interest and
which Mrs. c. II. Willis then had or may have
since acquired in and To the following described House
and Lot So: ated South High street the city O
Nashville, Davidson county, IN and which Mrs
Willis resides. said Lot has about 49, feet fronting
on High street, and running ok about 2Op feet 1,
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said Let lies
between the property Of Mr.. Bradfute on the North
and Mr.. Moscy on the South levied on as the prop
erty Of Mrs c. Fl. Willis, to satisfy judgment rem
dered in favor Of Thomas W. Chiffon
J. VI. HINTON, SherIl OF Davidson co.
+ c. DRAKE, Deputy SheI III.
jy2l-td BY j. W BIGIEY, C. u. C.
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

TX are recriviIg 10 rtHe and ofer for sale
w so bxs sIuisx,s a Il Tobacco.
Ths Ioe.s 80 lass rsisutslion 1nsarpassc4 by 1nl
manufactured IN Virginia
"A T. o.
5000 Rio Hsndo Sssars-llrgc q importauons
.Soosi Laasisss DO. do do,
20 baskets Nam Champagne;
100 quarter CHESTS Super ioung Hyson "a;
5 casks AaFett Brandy imported 10 lisa.
1. garter casks pure ola Purt;
2eo eoxvs frrzlCh Brandy
jy2e-sf - No. Is ooliese street.
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SHERIEE,S SALE

pG virtue OF II VendluOni expOnas To me direct
- ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May rrr
1858, will expose to public sale % the highest H. b.
of Nashville, on SATURDAY, HE 18Th DAY uF Al.
GUST, 1885 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 the city of aShvle, Cherry street.
in Davidson county, east side, bounded the north
by VIM S.ewait on the east by Jesse Collins and
Mecham, the south by Recs W Porter, formerly John
Tndall. said lot runs back from Cherry street,
10 Collins line sS feet Levied the property
John Brandon 10 satisfy judgment rendered i'll favor
OF BTOdie DupTee. JAMES NJ HINTON,
tv1E, '5S-td Sheriff Of Davidson co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term,
1858, viii expose TO public sale To the highest bid
der for cash the Court house yard gate the city
of Nashville, ON TUESDAY, THE 3lST DAY OF AL
GUST 1858, all the right, title claim nter ST AMI
tirte which Jesse Morris then had may have since
acquired in and to the following described lot, lying
IN the city Of Nashville, Davidson county bounded
follows: beginning at the North west corner of tract
of land Jonathan Rains purchased OF John Nelson at
a rock running North with the Nolensvile Turnpike,
forty feet and tour inches cedar post thence
east about 800 feet to rock thence South about
ty feet and four inches said Rains line, thence
west to the beginning; levied the property of
Jesse Morris To satisfy Judgment rendered i'll favor
of A. j. Ramsey.
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson co.
jy23-td BY +. {. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SuERIFE7S SALE

TQY virtue OF SIX vcnuIuuni eXpOnas, directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May Term,
1888, will expose to public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash. at the Court house yard gate the city
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 2sIH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which 1hus. :. Blackwell then had or may have
uired in and the following described tract
of Land and Dwelling House, in district No of Da-
wilson county, and bounded as follows On the east
by the lands Of sam. steel on the norh and west by
the lands Of Benjamin Hurt, the south by the
lands OF Samuel Butler AID josiah Hurt, levied upon
AS the property of lhOs. ;. Blackwell, containing
about 20 to satisfy judgment rendered IN favor
of John K. Geavrs, VIM. Bayed, samuel Butler, An
dersOn Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, ex
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jy16, 5s-td sheriff Davidson co.
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Transportation.
CLASSIFICATION ON TT ABOVE ROUTES.
First Class.


CLASSIFICATION ON tt E ABOVE ROUTES.
First Class.
Piano Fortes Books Stationery. Boots. Shoes Ii
quors, Oils, 6c, IN bottles Camnhene and Spirits Tur-
pentine in barrels; CarpetBg China Glass and Glass
ware, IN cases Clocks, ConiecoHeries, Cotton Cards:
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubberv,
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking GLASSES and Looking
Glass plates, (at owners risk , oysters in cans ana
larsi saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified In FIRST ana
Third classes,) Coffee Mills Machinery; Foreign Is
quors, in barrels and Pipes: Tobacco in boxes Leath
Cr"ckery and Queensware, in crates and casks. Rice
Whiting Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad-rons Zinc and Tin in
pigs, Tin Plate Anvils Vices casks Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axies RAILROAD
Wheels and Axles, Chairs, SPIKES, and Rosin in bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed aud other light ar
tcles not enumerated also, Carboys Of Acids or 9th
er Chemicals viii be charged by actual weight, at
Eg- No charge for dfaysge, Wharfage, or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York 10 Nashville.
re- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west ofStevenson entitled 10 above
rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines = per less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the ohio River
making difference OF 90 10 IS per 100 pounds
ON dry goods.
n ? Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring ri
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned 10
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga
Goods shipned via Char should BE- consigned 10
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON
Hi9-u General Agent.
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SlIERJFF,S SALE.

TlY virtue 81 Oar Venattioi.i expunls directed
I'D and delivered fron the Honorable Circuit Court %
Davidson county Tennessee, at is May term, 1855
viii rxP,se a. pubic sale TO the highest bidder i,s
cash, AZ The Courthouse yard gate Ia the CITY OF Nash
vile, ON SATURDAY, ThE 18th DAY or AUGUST
1855 all the right TUE, claim interest and ate wci
John r. ssleAves then had may have since acquIr
cd IN aud d the following described tract II land
containing ~ acres IN Cvil District Nc 4, ia lavia
eo1nty and bounded by Mln. q. tsie2yes, Josepl
brinkey, Martha Hessey, aad Jas. X. GieSees- lye,
upon a tie property OF John n t.ieaVes a. sstisf
Gsaf Judgments rendered favor Of T. ostlernan
J. e o<incnt. Wa BoaTns, aad Csas- H. Cosk.
JAMES II. HINTON,
ID lo-td sheriff of naV idson co.
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Hats and Caps for Men, Bows and Children.

HaiS anu ldlS lOr men, Boys ana Cnlldrtn.
] AN receiving direct from the man -
n uia, tories, all the latest styles of Spring 80
20 Summer HATS and CAPS consisting 20
~ part OF the best Cashmere SOFT Fur Hats Of
all qualities. Also, a full assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. VIII be sold the most
reasonable terms for cash, to punctusl dealers.
b. X. CUTTER,
No. Sc and So cor, of Broadway and College SITS,
mar ID Nashville, Tenn
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DG virtue of AN execution to me directed, and de-
ID lvered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term. 1858, will
expose to public sale to the highest bidder, for cash
at the court house yard gate, in the city If Nashville
on SATURDAY, THE Arm DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1855
all the right, title, claim, interest and which
William Mccoy and W. Paul then had, may
have since acquired in and to the following described
town lot, in MauTy and CaibOrne's addition Nash
vile, t0-wIt: Lots No 80 and 40, fronting So feet on
the Lebanon Pike, and running back les feet g
feet alley, opposite nearly opposite Slades Store
being levied on as the property Of William Mccoy Il
satisfy judgment rendered in favor of Mr.. q. l.
Claiborne against SAID Mccoy and Paul.
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
iyo1-td BY z MAI-RY Ii
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SIiERIFFoS SALE.

DY virtue OF a vendiuoni expuHIs u me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ol Davidson county, Tennessee, Nay term 1855
will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, at tie Courthouse yard gate, IN the city Of
Nashville, ON SATURDAY, TIE 2STn DAY OF Az
GUST, 1858, all the right title, claim, interest aud
estate which james McQuade then had, or may have
acquired ia ana TO the following described Lot, No.
2i5 IN West Nashville, in county Of Davidson lev led
the property of James McQuade 10 satisfy a
Judgment rendered IN favor oi Aris Brown.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyl6-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
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sberiG's Sales.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a venditioni exponas directc''.
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Cour I
Davidson county, Tenn, at its May Term, 1855,
will expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash the Court house yard gate the city of NASH
vile, on SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF SEPTtM-
BER 1858, all the right title claim interest and es-
may have acquired in and to the followin de
scribed Tract of Land lying in the county of David
ed as follows: on the South by r. Savage, on the
North west by A. K. Rozel on the East by Vim. Il
Higgins; levied the property of James Perry
and VIM Tucker, to satisfy judgment rendered IN
favor OF Maxey Mcclure X Co.
J. N. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson.
iy29-td BY X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff
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SlIERIFF,S SALE.

DI virtue 0 veniiitloul cXpOn.s Ia me directed
Id delivered from the Honorable Gre CoarI Ia
wilson County, Tenuessee, at Is Nay term, ISIS,
Will expose Ia public sale, ~ the highest bidder for
1895 all the right tie claim interest and estate which
VI. Henkle, 81. then had, may have since acquir
ell IN aud ~ the following desert Lot No. IA Iht
plan 81 I0ts known as Ewnigs addition, ~ Nashville
which plan is reg stored IA the REGISTERS Oaice Of
ls4vidss,n county book No II, page @oe SAID Lot
front 80 feet Stevenson Strr'a, and run baC /
is0teet alley, with an alley the North side
being san.e lot sold 10 u ~ Henklc, 81. by Andrew
Anderson. Levi The property OF III. N. Henklc
ST. u satisfy IWo ,ldgnlclts rendered favor ol
II. Zln,IlieT man. and d. +. Nilkln, trustee.
JAMES ". HINTON,
IN LTD shcr.rol Davidson CO.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
The PACIFIC RAILaoAp.-The Santa

The PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The San Ia
Fe New Mexico) Gazette of the 18th ult
gives the proceedings of large meeting
recently of the citizens of that place to
take into consideration the subject of the
Pacific Railroad. The following is an ex-
tract from the preamble, setting forth the
merits of the route along the 35th parallel,
commencing at Fort Smith, in Arkansas,
running up the Canadian valley, on the
35th parallel to Anton Chico, thence to
Albuquerque; thence to the Zuni villages,
thence directly along the 35th parallel to
the Rio Colorado, crossing that river where
the Mohava enters into it; thence along
the bed of that river, to the Tulare valley,
and thence San Francisco:
ssTt is the interest Of the people Of New
Mexico. and, as we believe, Of the people
of the United States, to have this road
located along the 35th parallel. of the
great central route, because it is the most
direct, better supplied with wood and water,
in more temperate and acceptable eli
mate, is the shortest By 900 miles, and
the cheapest By 81, 100000.
1t traver.es the richest unsettled territory
belonging to the United States, crosses
New Mexico, which territory has popu-
lation of 100000. about its centre, and ID
the cheapest, nearest, and best route. The
valley of the Canadian contains an erea
of 400 miles by $50 broad, rich soil, well
wa;ared, and IL .fr
I States as large Us North ,anon..-, -
about the same temperature. The civil
lized Cherokee inhabits portion Of this
region, and cultivate the soil with great
success. Lying west of this region, anc
cast Of New Mexico, is another 200 mile
square, large enough for a State the size
Of Virginia, with genial climate, a pro
life soil. and plenty of wood aud water and
some coal
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

nS- \ recent cotton circular, says the
New Orleans Crescent, Of imposing pre-
tentions, signed Neill Bros. & Co, Of New
York, contains among other things, the
following paragraph:
"Our telegram from New Orleans advis-
cs an overflow of the Mississippi at Ma
poleon, uhich Is situated iR he State Of
Louisiana, considerably Jeioio The mouth
of Rel Rircr. Other telegrams received
in town report similar overiows of the
Red aud Arkansas Rivers. No opinion
can yet be formed as to whether these will
be Of sufficient extent ~ interfere materi-
ally with cotton planting"
Before NELL Bros. & Co, write another
circular, We would advise them to purchase
a chart of the Mississippi, copy of Malta
Brun, or any other work on Geography,
so they can be posted as to the fact whether
is in the State of Arksnsas, or
estimated in the State of Louisiana, con-
below tho mouth of Red River"
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
NE VS. By TELEG A PHI
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, April l6.-The Cunard
steamship Africa, Capt. Neil Shannon, ar
rived at her dock in this city at ii o'clock
this morning, with the mails from Liver
pool, of Saturday, the Sd inst.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
The general accounts Of the Liverpool
cotton market, brought by the Africa,
state that business had been without
change since Tuesday, the 30th ult., up to
which day the reports by the steamship
City Of Washington extended.
The sales Of the week are reported to
have amounted to $4,000, bales Of which
6OOO bales were taken on speculation, and
5000 bales by exporters.
The general quotations for Middling
Orleans are Cad. e ID.
The quotations for Fair Orleans, are
Ia. % ib; for Fair Mobile, It'd; for
Fair Uplands, TId for Middling Mobile,
6sd.; for Middlirg Uplands, 64d.
The following was our report OF quota
tions BY the City Of Washington: Mes
IT.. Richardson, Spence & O., in their
report brought by the steamship City Of
Washington, quote Middling Orleans at
63d. = ID; Middliug Mobile at Gsd, ard
Middling Uplands at 64a. per pound.
Els. Pic.
The stock on hand is reported to amo INT
to i6n, 600 bales
I 7 he market isstated to have closed stea-
dy and quiet.
HAVaE COTTON MARKET.
In the Hayre cotton market a decline
in prices is reported, tres ortl'Haire being
quoted at lO-f
MANCHESTER TRADE.
Tradc At Manchester and throughout
I the manufacturing districts Of England is
reported without material change since last
adviees.
MONEY AND CoNsOLs.
The London Money market reports
brought ~ The Africa, show that business
was much in the same position as at last
/ accounts.
In the price Of Consols, quotations mark
decline of !.
M thc elosr they we're reported quiet,
With qu1t-;iuns standing AZ g6I
I The bullion ii the Bank Of England
had increased 100000 during the
week.
/ The new Indian llan, 70 tie amount
of G5,oUO,g0O, had Att been taken 1t
|gS.
GENERAL NEWS.
The political aud general news brought
/ by tile Africa i devoid Of = single item
uf promising interest OF importance, al
though there il enough III the details tu
command attention.
IsTHIUs or zCEZ CAEAL-
! The Turkish Government had refused
to grant the request Of that Of France, T.
allow q canal 70 be cut across the Isthmus
Of Slez.
AFFAIRS TN FRANCE,
The reports from Paris brought by tho
Africa state that business On the Boursa
was declining daily
HOLLAND.
The Bank Of Holland has reduced ia
rate Nj interest tl \ F1r cent-
COMPLIMENTS EETWLES sDYERErGNs- /,
Queen Wet, ria had presented the Em
/ Peror Of France with a cannon; and j
was understood that the latter would re
tara The compliment.
SPAIN.
Tle rrp.rt that the Spanish Govern
meut had Introduced project To abolish
slavery i false.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

ExAMINATIoN.-We are requested to
state that the examination in the Masonic
Institute at Falcon, will take place on
Thursday and Friday, the 20th and 2lst of
NAV. Exhibition on Thursday night
George 2. Smootc, Esq, of this place, will
deliver Literary Address on Friday, and
on Friday night there will be Musical
Soiree. The friends of the institution
are invited to attend.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

FATAL REscoSTRE.-The Louisville
Courier gives an account of terrible fight
recently at Springfield, KY, between Ben.
Palmer, and W. Mack Booker, with pis-
tolls aud bowie knives. The former was
instantly killed and the latter is not ex-
pected to survive his wounds. Booker is
the son of Judge Paul Booker, and Pal
mer is = son of the Hon. Il. G. Palmer,
and grandson Of the late Zen. Har-
din.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
A NEW NATIONAL PARTY.

PHILADEL PHIA, April IA mass
meeting Of the friends Of Henry Clay has
been held her E, for the purpose Of forming
a National party.
Wilson's b i'll TO provide for a telegraph
for the army o Utah is postponed till next
December, By % to IL.
WAsHINGT on, April 1.-THE Presi-
dent has determined to take the volunteer
regiments from the Western States.
The House sgreed to appoint commit
tee on Kansas by tho casting vote of the
Speaker.
The Senate is discussing Gwin's Rail-
road bill.
Sr. LOUIS, April 1.-THE remains Of
Col. Benton arrived here to-day, and were
escorted BY the military aud large con
course of citizens to the residence of Col
Brant.
FOR UTAH.
ST. LOUIS, April l3.-The Learenw0rth
correspondent Of the Republican, says that
Russell. Majors and Waddill have received
orders to start one hundred and ten trains
of twenty-six wagons each. These trains
will take upwards of 5000 teamsters and
\ III, 900 mules.
A company Of Slpper. and Miners from
West Point had reached Fort Leayen-
worth.
Col. Hoffman's command had passed
Fort Eesrney, and was rapidly pushing
onward
Tile entire force at the Fort On the 9th,
consisted Of II companies Of artillery, 3
Of infantry, aud , Of Dragons Horses
and mules were arriving rapidly.
Two hundred and SIX teams were re-
\ ported ready fur service.
\ a movement Of troops to take post in
the now Platte district to guar@ the route
would take place ia a few days
The same correspondent says that a let
ter was in circulation for signatures assur-
ing Gen. CaihouI Of safety against per-
sonal violence ia case hc shall return aud
reopen the Surveyor Generals Office
I Mayor Adams is among the signers.
! The State central committee has issued
= call for delegates to i convention to n1m-
il ate ofiicers under the Leavenworth Con-
stiruti0n, to he held al Topeka The 18th
Inst; The sense Of the people q be taken
a. to who shall be United States Senators;
the convention to consist Of 100 delegates
apportioned among the counties on the
basis Of II 600
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1885,
,.sE- We are authorized to announce ISAAC

rsz7- We are authorized to announce ISAAC
JACKSON as a candidate for the State SEN
oto from the counties Of Hampstead, Lafayette
and SEWER. subject to Democratic District
Convention
- wc are authorized to announce JOHN
T. SANDEFUR as candidate fer reelection
10 tbe once of Sheriff of Hampstead County.
ny We are authorized 20 announce SIMON
T. SANDERS as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Clerk Of Hampstead County
s5y- We are authorized to announce f. W
q ATT. Esq. as a candidate for reelection TO
the ofice Of PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, for the
9th Judicial District
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

A DEFtSIrIoN.-The franklin La
Planters Buaner, has been trying to un-
derstand what is meant by the Democracy
by Popular Sovereignty" aud it arrives
at tie followin. definition:
1--WE at length comprehend clearly what
popular sovereignty" and letting people
settle their own Affairs in their own way
means Itmcans to give people Of Ter
ritory n Constitution irih slavery, when
they are Abolitionists, and without it hen
the majority are pro-slavcry men, and
brand everybody South as an AbUliiiUnis,,
and everybody North as pro-slayery man,
tina. don't swallow the whole dose to the
last bitter drop without making up face -
The BanHer evidently has a sad way Of
Joking upon facts. Our cotemporary we
fear, ha. forgotten the admonition about
telling tales out Of school" Don't lie
know that these occult mysteries OF polit-
ical science, are not designed for the dear
-peopley They arc the special province Of
Of governmental Solons, aud the people
should receive their instructions with be-
coming reverential awe.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

RS- \ dispatch from St Louis on the
17ih inst. states that instructions had
passed through that city two weeks previ-
Gus to Col Johnston not to commence oper-
atious against the Mormons until the arri-
val of the peace commissioners, who had
arrived at St. Louis on the 10th, en- route
for Utah.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

r- Red River has risen few feet
within the past week, but on yesterday
morning was again falling. Several boats
from below are now due. The Lotus is out
eighteen days from New Orleans and fears
are entertained that she has met with some
accident
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

The PACIFIC RAILROAD QUESTION
PosrroxEp.-The further consideration
Of the Pacific Railroad question in the
Senate was, on the 18th inst, on motion
of Mr.. Renjamin, continued till Decem-
Der next, by majority of three.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

n1r The Memphis Appeal states that
on the Ist OF June next, that city Will be
connected in direct line by railroad with
all the northern and eastern cities
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

nsr The weather has been quite cool
for the season for the past few days, and
on Suq~ay night last there was severe
hail storm, accompanied by thunder, light
ming and rain.