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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
SALES by AUCTION.
= Valuable James River Farm.
With 2i NrYrAeS. NfNrk. lrnfiS ar. for Sale

W IN ~ stSfWtSs StUt hsttUFNsW ~ - iVT ShtSs
Ea IsHALI on T-tsEsv, the 2ad day ~ NoYember 1869
~ on the prrnisrs Al public Hnetiau all my YARN co-
s-tanlg about Seo Atres In The county Of eamntell a
others ah,ui mites lynclhirg Immediately the
James River and knnawha Canal AMI witiu few hundred
yards 10 side Railroad Ahn half Of This lad IL
In original grwh ef v timber and attached IN II Il rich
and fertile ISLAND q" nhaut ~ Acres This fsm h consider
Ell one of he best farms upper Virr The land Is now
well enclosed under fences IL n high state ~ cnlti,hen
nni haa ahuu 40 Acres wr Orchard Grass Timothy
prnsemcns irek DIV eng iil-e with sx rooms Stone
Kitchen, pvclsrefS nus Negro Cabins, Stables
Houses Wheat Hans, fune,n Harms with all uihrr
Ouhouses Most NJ thu improvements hive been recently
built.
the time VIII sell eh LIKELY NEGEOEs (mostly
youngl consisting Men. Women Boys and s, ~ ilur~s
and Mules (among them Two nnc huolsi Mars now with ion
head OF Cattle, head of Hogs Ctr Cows Durham
and DeNou and the ogs Chester aud Berkshc Young
Devon BALL. Iua barrels Corn with shu - Tops,
iom same, aud straw 2jO0 bushels vt Wheat, Wheat
brill, rhrslng Machine. Wagons mud Harness, Cart as
flrntaon Tools.
iIsss ,unt nh of the purchase mont, for The land wi
required IN cash, negotiable nolr satisfactorily endorsed at
Of AMI years. hun- with .uo personal security, htanns
interest FROM date AMI title rcianed until ucha-" money Is
paid. The aud other prcri,, t4 wi he sold
credit of IL months negotlnle nnics stscior! enors
cd interest added
would prefer selling the Land. Ncgro,s. Stock Crops &c.,
together tn wt-h I" purchase In thai why, bar
gain may lc had, and upon time that reasonable man
would ask.
Mr. willis ~ Mays will show the place to ANY wishing
re Il,
Address me mt I.nchhurg Va
oct s.di9lno, EDW ARD u. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale

SA INTENDING Ia remove from the city, offer private
ai sale. MY RESIDENCE Diamond lin. ether with
the Acres o and thereto attached heinE tlo prop
crii purchased h IN" "f Aianson Winsions rrnsc's This
rroe, confs>cdlS the desirable, h the
III" h"usr is of brick contains l. rooms; IA IN III trough
par; aud has attached AL Necessary tuiiuusos and Hue Wi,
81 III, ground perfect, level, and In fine state
cultivation To cit, purchasers this property needs descrp
ton. well The high character The neigh burlu, in
which II Il situated" Is too well known I" require pra
The Terms Will he reasonable ana time made To purcas
cr~ now Il a. A. n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
N a w Gomez

an the Isl of january the of the concern
~ Will he announced. In the meantime, the h onsc viii t
conducted by the undersigned aud II" hopes his fri ds and The
uulc viii continue to extend Ia ii bcrul tronagt
which has long cipNed Ever! atnion"ill he n cu H"mcr.
of the finest and mo,t complete susomeL Il good
in Virginia Will hc sold upon accommodating tcrmA
L. IL. GIL Ass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

u .uxo CaAckgrs-Martn, slave to Mr. Lorenzo
Nor,ell. aud Patrick, slave to DR.. Langhorne.
l,onJ on Main street. Monday night, shooting poo
hackers, where each fined one dollar,which being
n";l liz their masters they were discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

rcir.n: from the GLs, aine, beg I,
lender IN! friends AMI the public l,uks for ~,
liberal patronage bestowed the House during Iona
connection with 1t, and respectfully request that their be
extended 10 the which, am VIII In ever,
way merit it. lpv 2J-dts tilAS !. RAJ M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

uo,e,slE DEAru.--The Grafton Guardian states
:, !, rs.eutly in Morgantown. Va, several little
s'' not far from ten years "fase, found bar
' ~ Ind whiskey that had bern hid away in an
re and partook Of it 40 freely that OF
.,'.,,, uaS carried to his home corpse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
AT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
If you wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers on The line Of rail
Iynclburg to Chattanooga aud other places all If
them having large circulation among the people of Sogt
western Virginia and East Tennessee
NEW ERA, Floyd {. H., Va yiEdiS, E6uo Halifax e. H.
Wun VA X TENS. NEWS, Bristol, Va
WITNESS Knoxville enh THpA'"H Joncsboro, Tenn
sryrIypI opcrsv,,c Tenn DEMOCRAT trrrncvilr. Tenn
IyTEIIrigScEG Morrisiown" ADVENTIST, Chattanooga
Gr hznrrr, Lexington Va prao6nAT Abingdon Va
SENTINEL, ,h.-,v Nlk"lNiAN,
nrvn,r.r Liper'!, va REGISTER, Salem, va
VrsIToR Marion, Va. STAR n HERALD, fhri,,iansfS
Druncn,r ~. a, " PATRIOT, Gray G. H., Va.
VINO, ,In,"n w T r,nrs wyihevale, VA
I,rn,srrr H. -, ~, Apvoc ATE, TazcwcIiC. H.. Va
I;Errnln,s, Danvll'' Va sor1n WIT GILES T. H. VA
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. RErrRLCA An. Winchester, Va
Irssns wishing to advertise in any OF the above papers VIII
gpd n 10 THEIR sTERrsT call the Office ofhc Lynch"
burg Virginan where contracts VIII he made, ana
nlyc FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
cI receive and forward advertising TO any paper
i, H.. + pi,eJ states \. WADDllJ.
forehlih NWg'hhN 'h'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

STEALING CoRN.-Ned Hubbard, one Of the
,or,t free negroes in this community, was before
the Mayor yesterday on the charge of stealing two
bushels nf corn from, WAGNER at Martins Ware
muse, on Monday night. The theft being proven,
,hs rocue was ordered 80 lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

FREIour TaApE-There was received at the
pepot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 26
loaded cars, consisting Of the following: Wheat
44l8 bushels; Flour l52 barrels; Stock 10000
pounds; Miscellaneous So, 900 pounds; Coal o.
6OO bushels There were 20 loaded cars seut " est
This morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Fail Trade.
GEO. d. DAVIS,
cR0cER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
receiving and will keep hand large aud well selected
of Groceries staple Dry Goods Hardware Wocdwnre
Shoes Boots Hats, Iron, Steel &c all Of which will sell
cheap cash short credit and nes a In want Of cheap
goods exane his stock before buing He has large lot
Of the following goods
Pulled Cloths "a and a. Cassmercs Cassnes and Kerseys;
Negro Blankets white and coorcd Bed Blankets s and 1874
Sole Leather, Lining and Binding skins;
French and Philadelphia Calf skins, Pegs Last DC;
Tanners Tools, Tanners OIL, Lamp Oil and Talow:
nsc OIL and White Lead, Copal and Japan varnish
bellows. Vices Any,s, screw plates Files and Rasps;
steel Springs Iron xes Sindles and Boosters;
Hammered mud Eoed Iron Sheet Iron CAST Shear and Bills
tered steel
Bale Cotton, Cotton Oznabugs Brown and Beaced Cotton
Cloths;
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Salt Nails &c, &c.
will pay the highest price for Wove Wool Rolls Feathers
Becswax aow and af other Country Produce Call at No.
l3l. oct o-dm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Guns, G1ns,i Guns!,!

Guns. Guns! Guns!i!
WE in reccp. Of the largest stock Of GUNS W.
w have had the pleasure Of exhibiting comprising
celebrated London makers, such Moore
Co., Greencr Bently SON. Manon Iluson Mortimer,
Lewis ~ Tones ranging In price from IL 10 $lt@.
Also DiXons Flasks aud Shot Bags Game Bags Caps ada
every thing necessary complete equipment for the acd
ALSO, Colts and 6Shooers Aliens, smith Wessons and
Sharpe's Saloon Pistols, single barrellel Pistols
Also Another stock those celebrated RIFLES manufacture
expressly and which have such universal snls
faction Call and see them. COl.Il0UkS WILLS.
SEPT 3O-lis So Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
DR.. S. Johnson. Dentist,

E5EM l. tidy prepared 10 perform all ol raon- pertaining
Cfffpto hr dental Irui' the bert possible
ant null, warranted il every respect.
Teeth oX'actd by the aid Of electricity! without pan l." tho
patient
~ on,r, oIposic Chllcns' savings Bauk Main Street,
Iynrhburg, VA
hrrrptS'r- VIM, Owens. ", -, VIM u. owens, NJ. -. i.
IT, Gmer. NJ. H.. 1hns H. Walker, NJ. H. John H. Patterson.
NJ. D. iioN, iumkns, ls, sRm'l McturLle l=. John u.
Ice, E, a. ". Rookie Es'l John H. Hnlh Es, !. J. itbt,
f"l, VIM I. lanc!, l-, doln H. T,,ec, s aud II, D.,
Flood ESQ lmRreh 2b,iiNn
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l. O II = \ ]. 1,
Id Boiler and 2 TWo-Horse XVat G

4 WILL sell bargain in Engine and Boiler and , Nv
Horse Wagons. The Engine il about sixteen horse owe
nnd one of the best In this place. Tn" Wagons
made by one OF The best makers. Apply at III Main sire e.
u,tI 1-dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
c,rv AND STATE AFFAIRS.

r,rcr,oy FOR CIERk.--The returns from the
d;ffersa fsss;sts srs % csntussd md eontradlc-
shall not g ssoail ANY spss % an
, rGI1 We think Be- ts5 linls. any. short OF co.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

y wv" VI VI AccIDENr.--A little son of Mr.. Madison
few I, y" nau"ton, Va. WAS go severely burned a
h, a "m since, from his clothes taking fre that
ron tue effects thereof in a few hours,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
GENTS GOODS.,-EAL,. 1862,

,u,, In hi, H5 1 ~, hi- az tS VIZ TER
q GOODS consisting o fun line Of Black md Co ofei
Cloths from medium 10 the finest best Doe skins pai and
corded Black Cas-imer: best fancy French tasmcrE Vel
silk Ncsilu, all the STYLES of But Tor
Dress Coats Business Suits and Ncsis and il prepare with
the hest w"rkrn in the city la make garment 10 " n
lp-,if WI. l.. y j..
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exciting News from Brownsville, Texas

Exciting News from Brownsville, Texas,
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Brownsvilic dates to
I'd inst. have been received.
Cartenns with his outlaws still ivrk in the neigh
horhooa. The citizens drove in tho guard. hu,
were amhushed md driven back with loss ot
niue killed aud three wounded. Cartenas had
two killed.
lie threatens after taking Brownsville tn attaek
Drazos.
The Mayor Ind appealed to the people Of New
Orleans for aid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
THE OLD STONE mANs1o,y

FDNE ION srn>r Mt>soS" il JnSt Ia hand. something
"nutiN II with lit oi uenlntions,
nom the throughout the yard nnd all
ursing being the bc, American IVY publish
I'd for many YEARS II. &. VICTOR,
1.ds Mai Strert
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
IADD, WEBSTER &c CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or
Improved Tight Stitch Sewing Machines
For Families and Manufacturing Esiabf~hmenf~

vU,uE propreors Machines claim land are rreP"r
~ substantatc the elalm) that their instruments oH gre
,t in he bss hummer any and al kind" 81 nfe"le@orH.
Crbning as they do all Improvements when cxPernc'
nnes they commend themselves to the pubic as we s,P
@ ,st yeliable instrument the MARKET and adaped W e
ahn ms' of industTy in which the needle is required
They win stitch fe bind and gather, lhss maxi Th~
Lock stitch that cannot be rayeed or pulled ON Ihty
beautiful uniform stitch alike both sides oil Tue "ofk
without forming ridges underneath: ,, .;r,,Io and
The Machines great strength arc peree'! S'"l' w
tho management Of them easily acquired , ,,.o,, ~.
Any spool cotton thread or s may os "s' and ri
@ ~ osr than any other Sewing Machine exl"n'
lei Manufacturers, Planters Farmers 11 tsni
aa~sons in search OF instrument to execute any III
other persons lone 6y machanery make they secure the
yst NV examining before purchasing
Samples " "o'A Se = HORTON KEACH, AGENT,
~, ,y.u Mai, 81 between 9th d 10Th up stairs
AT Corinhlan man, 1""'" 49, Richmond Va
nov 3-dActanl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Massachusetts, Election

BosroN. Nov. S-rhe Republicans have car
rlcd this Stat" by about last years plurality.
Nathaniel T. Banks is elected Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

,ur,x,m> rsosrs.-- The gentlemen who have
.;.nsJ the rlsdsss fsr tho purpose Of forming u
. ,,e", IF Cavalry in this city, are requested To
lroT tn, Nsrvel House. this, Wednesday,
me- mia, at u o'clock. to organize.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

ykLIow RApBrf Mr. Tubs Sairons, exhibit
gu :" s',e two or three miles from this city. which
n'm nsrfeetly yellw, the only one # that color
W". .ss = member eo.have seem ! sez- q 9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

,,cyc.pAI Work Boxes, Money Bags, Porimonae, :,
Fyench Morocco travelling Bags ls|ms very n ~
and supply OF ehlha o'A T. a. h T. KlNSEYS,
156 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
70 Al, .

TUX NHIE.
kza4 DESIRING To procure printing prcss 10 be
kKV ,ooraicd by steam power, the proprietor OF this
kQqS Mcsabi>hmrnt offers for sale the upon
EsS2 the "Nrginan" IA printed. 1t IL II subsi.i-
tal ADAMS Powrs fHrss propelled by .lan, and
SJkaYT capable OF making thousand
>42<lI hour. The character of its work he deter.
mined b, the appearance of this
To the proprietor al country having Inuc circu
alnn loil. much Job work. This Press would labor
mC, and money. II Will he sold al bargain Aug II Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
ONLY s'.tsy DO,lars.

EsARPHoLF1 LOCK STITCH Swing MACHINES,
making perfect smooth stitch both sic reduced
I" y" foot Il d,ns VIM H. PAGE.
Split Bottom Chairs! Split Bottom ChGirs
"olp NlEG1HSI NEVER TIRE"
n tMElnl enquiries having been made f
: tnNiB-. utnlsh ~ md supcrlu article,
reasonable prices, nj The aid tluul John |" WINSTON,
sept yds M. l.d MaIn st.. oppusin III. Aon ell House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

NEW PEEFUM Meadow Queen ENiraci, Wood Violet
- Extract Eondoelia Extract, lumming Bird Bouquet
lnrr blossom Extract, Ln's Violet Extract The lades will
Hni these French Extracts NJ j. ii. THoMPoON'5
ma, x Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

Y ARD, LARD.!-No. Leaf Lara ,h = N '""'
IL y pounds each in "ore Emu ''' LEE ROOKIE & co.
oct 1-dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
=. WYATT & Co.
Tobacco Commission Merchants.

OH \ RI rs TON, = G.
htLfGtNT Prison Al ATTENTION given ~ NIL
Il - signll,nts, and prompt returns Away made
Liberal 'Hsgnnents. Cnni,sio mud clarsts
reasonable.
~ sLiptp La lam n Watson, Richmond, aud ludlam x
II, .u'k@. Now lofk.
ici,r bank 81 The state Charlrsor r. e.. Meesr f.
Il. be5lnt, ir, Son, Mtssr- i NJ Innarro TO-. Nr---
ic,, Hare Co., ncs,r-. G. Ford. IT. son, lnrlrg: tic
Manufacturers, ltcr-hug also OF Dantc and upper Virgin
la in'"e. most al tho Manufacturers Of the state.
iull lA-d4,Gl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

Sheet Music !! Sheet MUSIC J.! ia, .nnnv
>sIrsIc received regularly every week good supp!
~ always on haiu anu 'p II. C. VICTOR,
tice. 1873 Main street
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AIDES wishing Machine to do sEgvAsTs CoAxss CLoruEs
vIsk wonk, would do well TO exam
Inc BARTHOLF'S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
80, $50 aud es5 The following certificate 10 nom web
Tailor In this county, who only hed about ~ minutes
Instruction this Machine: 5a z4-s
LEEsvILLr Campbell county Va, june 18th, 1859.
Mn. WV. L. PAoE-1 we'll pleased with Bar>iolf's Sew
Ing Machines and would not exchange for any have
lind no dfcuy in operating with II any kind Of cloth,
several pair Of Tow Linen pants for ervsnA have
and operated different knds OF Sewing
Machines but Bartholfs and singers the only Msehnes
that recommend my pesson buy They the only
Machines that make Thilorss Sitck consider Barhofs
cheapest machine Il simple IN eonsuucion.
understand and nst likely to get out Of ordsr Almost
that worked on last year. give Bsrthofs hs preference
Eespectfuily yonrs DO, -. CARnLUB g. TERRY
Ps ind no difficulty In getting my wife 70 work Gar
hos Machine They that seneting great ought 70 be
done for he man that lnvenbed Sewing Mschines with the Shut
tie aud Lock Stitch. June 16-dinsl e. u To
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

Manipulated Guano.
WE offer TO the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared by
w u.s. as follows:
1000 ls best Peruvian Guano that be procured
800 lbs Of the best Sombrro Guano, containing full so
cent Of the Phosphate oil Lime,
900 lbs Of the best ground Plaster for which 81
ton. extra.
All well ixcd together.
invited examine the article From
information Obtain believe this mixture
best that be prepared for the vHgnn anda
Planters sis ~ ton less when they
furnish the bags ............ mo
For sails by EDMOND, DAVENPORT q CO,
sen aI.dts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

Closing Accounts.
IL accounts due lae firm Of Glass Raine IN TO tho
"A day july 1852 WILL In few dayA he placed in Ae
hands Of collector and prompt payment will be required All
that time Except those about thsr
special agreemenD will run the usual time.
28sdts . R. Il. GLASS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

comprising tNVr! ItTVaIIlIg
1 i0thjng and Gcntiemcns' Furnishing Ira iP I.

ME Subscribers c attention al their numerous IA
TONERS and the public general, Ia their extensive end
.ir snck Of FALi. AND WlNIlE GOODS, now In hloI q
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-03

pleasant and agreeable company of passen-
gers on steamboat All seem determined
to contribute as much as possible each to the
pleasure of the others. RBH4G 81
Thursday morning win, think, find US at
New Orleans, from which place we will de-
part for Home Again." on Saturday night,
9Th Of February, and reach Nashville on
Sunday night, ready TO deliver all our freight
and Valentines on the l4th. Tell all our
friends that the johnson will start again for
the sunny South about the 18th February,
unless something contrary to the general order
of human events should cOnspire TO prevent
it.
10. is at my elbow and desires me to say
that the adjunct will be well supplied with
tropical fruits, bivalves. etc.
You shall hear from me again soon till
then, good bye.
Yours truly, III. b. S.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-03

CAKD-At the urgent request of many
heads OF families and the citizens of Mash
willie generally, the Management of the Peak
Family Swiss Bell Ringers has been induced
To- give one Grand Day Concert, or Matinee,
GU Thursday afternoon at "a O'Clock, for the
convenience and better accommodation of the
ladies' families living at IA distance, and
children who ar. d-sirous of attending these
delightful Concerts, and who from unavoidable
causes, cannot do SO in the evening thereby
giving all an opportunity of hearing this
truly remarkable Troupe before leaving Nash
Vile In New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Louisville, and in
fact all cities Of any size aad note, whenever
afternoon Concerts have been given, the Halls
have been found insufficient in size to accom-
MEDIATE their many admirers, universally
popular and fashionable have Day Concerts
become, aud, introducing them into this city,
the Management hopes to meet with that
usual good success so literally bestowed upon
him elsewhere.
Price OF admission to the Afternoon Matt
nee will be, for adults the same As usual for
all childran, Is eents-irreSpective ofage
W. b. BLiIsDElL,
business Manager Swiss Bell Ringers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-03
NMYYA
pp Gelearapb.
from Wa.hIngton.

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 2.ZSENArE-A resolu-
ton was adopted approving Minister Reeds
decree of February, 1858, regulating the Chi
nese Consulates.
Broderick introduced bill to establish a
line of steamships firm San Francisco to
Shanghai, via the Sandwich Islands. Refer
red to Post Office Committee.
The House bill for the punishment of coun-
terfeiting military land warrants passed.
The Agricultural College bill was recon-
mitted.
The Indian appropriation bill was discussed.
Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The Legislative Judiciary and Ex-
ecutive Appropriation bill was taken up.
100000 for mileage was strickenout of the
appropriation bill.
A caucus of members of the House opposed
to protection passed resolutions declaring it
ineXpedient to disturb the tariff and appoint
ed committee to report Saturday some
means to reduce the expenses Of the Govern
ment.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-03
CoorER's ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE will give

COoPER's ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE will give
x grand Operas complete, in this city, COM
encing on Monday night, at the Gaiety
it'll Lucia di Lammsrmoor. The number Of
re lovers of good music in this city has
'eatly increased within the last few years;
I'd the demand for this kind of amusement
IS also increased. We have had
)thing OF the sort here lately which
IS not been literally pltronized. The
ooper Troupe will no doubt realize Ike
Iccess. The Louisville Journal speaks in
lch terms of undivided praise of their per-
FINANCES in that city. that we are prepared
+, expect a great deal from them. The Prima
onna, Miss ANNIE Mn.NER, is said to be an
'tiste of the very highest merit, and to be
Ipported by a li-t of musicians OF the first
der in their respective roles.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-03

THE PEAK FAMILY BELL RNGERs.-TwO
oXCERrs To-DAY.-It should be observed by
II, especially in families. that grand Con
rt will take place to day at p O'Clock, at
id Fellows Hall, where fine opportunity
Dlks generally, to enjoy the interesting Con
erts ofthis company OF artists. The delicious
Iusic of the bells, the harp. the silver bells.
nd. NJ. FAY's charming violin solos will be
realty admired. while the little musical bal
idists will receive warm encores. Then let
ur young folks he ready, go early, get a
ODD scat, and listen attentiveIy. This even
lg the Family appear for the last time in this
ity. l. all attend.
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Supreme Court.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2, 1859.
D. w. Brown VS. S. q. Brown. Opinion by
Caruthers, j.; affirming decree Of Chancellor.
J.J. Mayes VS. ID. j. Easley. Opinion by
Caruthers, j.. affirming judgment.
S. NJ. Jones ct al VS. G.. C. Brown ex'r.
Opinion by Caruthers, j.; affirming judg-
ment.
w. Gray Us J. II. Brien ct al. Opinion by
Mckinney. j.; reversing Judgment and rem
dering Judgment here.
s. c. Bunch VS. ID. C. Williams Opinion by
Mckinney. j.; affirming Judgment.
S. Cochran ct al VS. J. Nichol ct al. Opin-
ion by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree Of
Chanc .llOr.
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From SaltLake.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. "A private letter from
Salt Lake of the 7th says:
Judge Sinclair adjourned the Grand Jury
sine de, because nine of the members thereof,
declared there inability to examine witnesses
in consequence oi the excitement and violence
manifested. The Jury was composed of Line
Genties and twelve Mormons. The factious
spirit was so high that reyolvers were drawn
aud general fight barely prevented. The
letter adds, that the idea of an impartial
Jury or Justice being done is preposterous.
Martial law will probably be established.