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TO THE PUBLIC.
/" Pixies Geld Peak In view.''

rINo my nunerous frients ana kind Patrons I re-
surr my s.ncere thanes aud would inform them
hsi bagr ceatict-d The rgf,airs In rnlsrging n
5tace ~ taslness, at ny old stsnf cedar slreel
sox- All :, Fra ds.T IRON tie Sguart, sn bet
Ter pfeeared Ma - ~ al afon my frients and
he pbAe. A~s1TiIg tke N thai, teretaiore, offr
ne saaacest anc pusest iQ4o ~ ~ loand In the
sofi9, ass. tFsf.cal fratk ~ al kMSs, nne Wines
cerftzs, preserved ffu.ls cysrrF, ssrabes imI,oFt
"a rtEa-s. ke- l. Nsfs, sEsu syeg prtde a. seR
9orth "a thrsr 4ist,Foxai ana APPRECIATION
N zllFr, zsaserb eFsrie a If,sk 4na seossh VIVA.
- sad rFafkis katahsfsh ale, = sllcst impsrtA-
tiaa- Holm JOHNSTON
Nee and Cedar street, Nashville. Tci,a.
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DIR. j. II. MCLEAN, of st. Louis, is at pres
ent on a visit to our city. He is in the en-
jOyment of fne health.
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The Chattanooga Adsertissr says Col. THos.
A. X. NELSON declines the nomination for
Congress in the Ist district.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26

New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.--The ship Mary
Adelaide has been saved, but her cargo OF
cotton is badly damaged.
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R. RU S S ELL,
DENTAL SURGEON

FORMERLY OF COLUMBIA, AND LATE OF
NEW ORIEANS,I
Takes this method Of informing the peopl. Of Nash
vile and the surrounding country that he has located
in this city with the view Of practising his proe
in all IFS various branches Feeling confident by his
long experience in his profession Northern and
Southern cities and the satisfaction uniformly given
those who have favored him with their patronage,
that be will be able render entire satisfaction in all
eases, he respectfully solcits share Of public pa
ronage.
rN- Teeth inserted upon gold plate in a neat ele
CANT aud substantial manner.
~ Particular attention paid tn plugging carious
teeth with pure III, and also the proper regua-
ton Of chldren's teeth
TO- Choroform administered in all cases where
extreme pain likely attend the operation, pro.
vided il should be deemed advisable.
II 90 MS
In the house formerly occupied by Capt JANE
WILLIAMS,
No. IL CHERRY STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMRERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO syery nine
Tickets.
Magnificent Scheme
$4,000
whOleTiclets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters Sc SO

nn-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one des,rous OF recoivingit
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol
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! PENMANSHIP
AND
P H o N o G. r A p Y,
Taught over the Store Of Mr.. MrCill, corner Of
College ST. and The Public Square.

CHII DREN should be taught correctly at arst-and
- when only or years old.
Lanns ANp GEsTlEMtS are taus 90 write a ehaste,
81 display, bot suited fcr lidys correspondence,
Merchants Books etc.
Since Mr.. Doibear, about 20 years ago, wrote and
published al oIKEAR's SCIENCE 10 PSAANsHP, doduood
from the principles Of Physiology and the Anatomy
of the Hand and ARM no new principles az Pee man
ship have been discovered, and never Will be, Jun
less people learn % write with tie feet. Az the
movements, the position, rules for forming letters,
shading, etc, are there fully discussed. Tho copy
books got up since 10 se contain act single pTin-
ciple not found there.
Mr.. D.s object in publishing this work Was TO re
dure PcumEnship O. the certainty Of science, Ca
thing that lad not been done bcfOre), that parents
need have the ENDLEss ENFINSE constant change
by teachers, and that has system - what pro-
fescs 10 be- is shown by the most abundant testimony.
Hon. Ihos. ii. Benton said IA ls4J, 81 greatly APP
paud your meritorous exertious 10 improve the
ChrOgFaphy Of the age" Alfred Hume, well
known IN Nashville for his cool investigation aud
correct Judgment. said, In is4S: Having had fair
opportunity Of examining your system Of Penman-
ship, and having seen e wonderful and rapid I'M
provement OF your pupls, n my school, CONSIDER
the HEsT srsfaA but the ONLY oSE pEsERviNG TAI
SAsE-"
In isaS Dr. A. p Merrell President % BOARD OF
Visitors of hatcher Institute said: Prom knowk
edge / have OF your plans. from observation herein
previous years, and from recent examination Of
your treatise the subject, am satisfied that IT =
IHE sYsrEN THAT pEsSKvEs THE NAME, aud 1
therefore very anxious Tor proper instruction m
10, the youth 81 this city."
AMER witnessing the teaching OF Mr.. d, ~ about
500 pupils Ia the abOse Institute, Mr. J. Y. Pearl
Superintendent 81 the Public schools 81 NASHVILLE
says: II deem Il my duty % express my opinion 81
your penmanshp, from what observed durlng your
irocent course Instruction Al this Institution. have
watched closely both your method 81 mIarting IN
strugt.on and the adyane efneni u the pupils u y
the system which hsve seen successfully adapt
I'd % public school instruction. II has only a. DO
dessso by Teachers, suIerntendeuis aHd Trustees
gcaerAi, % es @PEEeeialei sna adopted,
Very
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For Congress-.

For Congress.
gR- We authorized to announce Gen. Jas.
VI. QuarIes, Of Montgomery county, a candidate
for the nomination of the American Party for Con
5ress, in this Congressional District.
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Savannah Markets.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 23.-Ihe sales of Cotton for the
past two days only reached $40 bales The market
continues quiet and unchanged. Tuesday was OBJ
served generally )liday.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Feb 23.-Sales Of Cotton to-day . 700
bales, at former prices. The market closed very ir-
regular.
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River News.
NlarkeIA.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25-noon.--The river is
falling slowly, with 81 feet water on the
Falls.
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hIIIH the Wow of securing the largest possible
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PrinsipAi Of S.,eisI iassiIais

hatcher, Dee -, lss5 4"
viii the. superintendent and teachers TIE Pubis
Schools q Nsshvie'' inform The public whether any
new principles q pcnmAnship have been discovered
aHd II so what they arr. and also whether there
be fso s-osfxf' cpfnccl Iuts-lpds ~ tc4chihg
Aad II 60 whether The ofgzEizatloa u TIE hufAsn
hand has BEN changed.
In iss6 the Hon. Judge Green, Tor g years the
supreme bcuch 81 Tenn, says Nj to-ber hassIsent
many years teach ug AID erfctEg hs sgstein %
nstruCtan, knd h by lar suFefof O. any teacber q
pen uaiIship have sen. H.-l Sf1 IeEcvvs -
once thai he is = ~ las fateiiEr-cc- he gisus
Instructors wnluuf rrtsos; ald nis rra4onits
Just and clear that fog a once erCeNr The Ift-
clpe he sreks imTsrt-4rd that being nxed III tn-
uina, ihe pGp, 2rtlg ussD "a, suoa learns - write
sih ease and Fspiliiys as ~eH ~ With cscgaace-
fcbIS-u.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE X Co., Managers.
Magnificent Scheme for February, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S65, 900.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!
CLASS L,
To be drawn in Baiiimore Saturday, Feb 2sth 1859.

To be drawn in Baltimore, saturday, Feb 10Th 1859,
Under he saperBfaadenoe q he State Lottery
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Gunny Bags.

EA BAiIS extra heavy 3N baahet GanHy Bags,
sJU isel Feeefsea 4ad Tor sale ~
sose. HARRIS, GogDos 90.
1888 Nas4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

WASHINGTON, May 26th.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has prepared circular addressed to the col
ectors Of customs saying -" The immunity OF our mer
chant vessels at sea from seizure search, detention or
visit in time of peace by the vessels of of any for
eign nation, being admitted by all the maritime
powers of the world it is very desirable that the flag Of
the United States the proper indication on the nation
atty of vessels, should always promptly displayed
in the presence of a ship of war;"
The Secretary of the Treasury directed by the Pre-
sdent to instruct the collectors of customs to request
the captains in the merchant service at their respective
ports always to display their colors prominently
possible whenever they meet upon the ocean an armed
cruiser of any nation.
The Postmaster General on the 18th ult asked the
opinion of the Attorney General to his power to re
duce the great overland mail from semiweekly to
weekly service, thus designing to save 100000 an
nuay. The Attorney has just replied that thu
Postmaster General cannot under the law, reduce thu
present rate of service
Capt. Buchanan has been ordered to the command 0
the Washington hayward.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
From the Plains,

Most Deporabe Condition of the Pixies Peak Emigrants-
CarullbdliSn!.
ST. LOUIS May 24th.-The regular correspondent OF
the Democrat writing from Denver City the 9th in
slant, recouns the most depOrable condition of affairs
on the Plains. Many of the emigrants dying from
starvation while the others subssting on prickley
pears and wild onions, found along the road.
The stage agent reports picking up a man named
Blue, who reduced to skeleton from starvation
On recovering he gave most amentabe account of his
adventures He started in company with two of his
brothers for the mines One of them died the road
and the remaining two far bordering on state
of starvation, that they ate has body Another died. and
he in turn was nearly devoured by the survivor.
A man named Gibbs had reached the mines in a star.
wing condition, and expressed the opinion that his party
nine in number, had all persisted. Many graves were
along the route Much property had been destroy
ed abandoned on the road
The writer of the letter before referred to says the
number departures from the mines is about equal to the
arrivals About five hundred of the returning emgrant
reached st. Joseph on Saturday, all of whom confirm
the previous accounts of the saerngs and prvations or
the Plains
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
Virginia Elections.

1t would appear from the returns, that the Opposition
has generally gained in the Southern and Southwestern
part of the State but that the Democrats have made
gains in other parts though probably not sufficient to
counterbaance their losses.
The aggregate vote u.s. nc doubt, much smaller than it
was in the contest between Wise and Fournoy in 1850
The Congressional delegation will stand nearly it did
in the last Congress Boteer Opposition, is said to
have defeated Faulkner Democratic incumbent, in one
of tue districts The contest very close the time
before Boteer, if elected, will be the lone star Of
his party from Virginia This will probably be the On
ly substantial change
There are 151 counties in Virginia, and some of them
very hard to hear rom-fully as hard any in North
Carolina while there are more Of them. Letchers
ority will probably be from four thousand to eight
thousand.
The opposition have carried their ticket in Peters
burg, which is generally Democratic city. This is
unfortunate, not that it will put the Democratic ascen
dency in the Legislature in jeopardy but because it
may hereafter be felt in contests for officers elected by
general ticket.
P. SIT will be seen from our telegraphc advices
that the contest is very Close and that if Letcher be
elected at all it is by very small majority We take
it probable that Letcher elected The fact is that
the Democratic vote has not been brought out owing to
causes to which we referred sometime ago.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
Chapel Hill.

All the world is off for the Commencement, and the
rest of mankind will follow this afternoon. The Pres
dent of the United States will arrive there Wednes
day accompanied by Hon. Jacob Thompson and other
prominent gentlemen. Various organized bodies will
be there, both civil and miltary-among the last will
be the Wilmington Light Infantry and the Oak City
Guards of Raleigh.
There will be much beauty, good deal of fashion,
bright eyes and expansive crnone In fact, there will
be general reunion of the people of the State who can
spare the time and the money and who feel like going
Everybody is phrase which must not be understood
literally for we frequently hear of what everybody
says and everybody does, when we know good many
very worthy people that neither say do as every
body is represented saying and doing Therefore it
may fairly be promised that although everybody" is
going to Commencement, some few thousands of people
will still be left in Wilmington for whose consolation,
amusement and information, we propose to publish a
paper this week. otherwise we might well suspend and
90 on frolic.
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Further by the Steamer Asia


The mail this morning brings US some details of the
Asia's news We extract such items think of in
terest She left Liverpool at 81 O'Clock, p M, the
18th inst.
Napoleon's departure from France was a perfect
ovation and his reception at Genoa where he arrived
on the 18TH was most cordial He issued stirring ad-
address, to the army enoning discipline, expressing that
his only fears that they would show too much
thusiasm.
18th The King Of Sardinia visited the Emperor at
Genoa.
Official Sandman bulletins continue to report retro
grade movements by the Ausrans whose headquarters
were at Roblo.
The Sardinans had retaken their former position
ENGLAND.-The British government has formally
proclaimed its design to observe strict neutrality on the
war; and has warned its subjects against violations Of
the same
The British war department has issued an important
notice. authorizing the formation of volunteer corps
throughout England
7 The activity prevailing in the English dock yards is
equal to that manifested during the Crimean war.
The parliamentary elections nearly all over and the
result as reported by the previous advices.
FRANCE.-The army of Lyons is under orders for Italy
This accession will raise the French force in Italy tc
100000 men.
French legislation the laws has been postpon
ed SINE die.
The Bank of France has lost 25,OOO,OOO francs il
specie during the past month.
The Paris Bourse has been active, and rates higher
but on the 18th decline of q per cent was experiA
ced rentes closing at 6ltr sc.
GERMANY.-It is affirmed in ministerial circles at Der
lin that Prussia for the moment maintains expectan
policy and has not bound herself any power
neutral.
Germany is disposed to leave the initiative to Prus
she will have the heaviest burden to support II
the common defense.
The German Diet adopted the proposition to put thu
federal garrisons on war footing.
| The Prussian chambers have both unanimously au
thorzed war loan by the government
TURKEY.-Advices from Turkey report increasing agi
tation in the provinces.
AusTR1A-Count Buel has resigned the Austrian
Ministry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILMINGTON. N. g., MONDAY. MAY 30, 1859.
The Virginia Elections.

These elections took place on Thursday The
returns beginning to in They show two things:
First that it is next to an mpossibity to defeat the
Democrats in Virginia and second that the Democrats
themselves by their own mpruden course and personal
divisions, have come about near doing that next to
impossible thing as any friend of the party could WISH
and a good deal nearer.
We have watched the canvass in Virginia since the
nomination of Mr.. Lecher by the Democratic Conven-
ton. We had watched the preliminary canvass antece
dent to the assembling Of that Convention and
say in all sincerity that Mr. Letcher attacked with
much not more bitterness by the opponents of his
nomination in his own party, he has been since by
the opponents Of his election belonging to the other
ty The written word remains and its influence remains.
It is therefore, nexcusabe for any partizan to allow his
personal predictions to carry him so far before nom
nation, to render his support of probable nominee
ungracious and his advocacy Intellectual The Opposi
ton had an armory provided and ready for They
had only to turn to the columns of the Richmond En-
quirer and other antLetcher papers True, the argu
ments there advanced might not be conclusive or even
strong but they with the prestige Of Democratic
endorsement.
The Democrats Of Virginia are, ought to be, able
to take care of themselves. If they not they at
least would be little apt to profit by thank outsiders
for any interference We may, however, be permitted
to derive some lessons from the experience of our neigh
bors and thus be enabled to avoid the rock upon which
they came near splitting We see the foolshness Of
making the will of the party secondary to personal is
sues in reference to men, We see how, in Virginia,
this will was attempted to be orestaed before the Con-
vention met-how men and organs irretrievably COM
mtted themselves for against men in advance of the
decision of the paryhow i'll feelings crept that could
not be eradcated-how storm was raised that could
not be quelled.
This must be avoided in North Carolina wherever
there is the least prospect of storm. Mutual fOrbear-
ance and moderation must be the rule of conduct and
this must be combined with Difference to the will of the
people of the party and abnegation of all merely
selfish considerations founded upon men.
DaiLu Journal, 28th INST.
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Further from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May ply late advices from
Mexico learn that the cabinet of Miramon have issu
ed decree restoring Santa Anna to all the rights titles
&C., formerly possessed by him, and inviting him to
turn Immediately by way of Tampico where Gen. VOL
is marching to meet him.
The leading beraist generals at Vera Cruz have had
consultation as to what they will pursue in the
future
RebolaGo, the folm governor of Lower California
was shot by Coronadal, at Mazatan.
Marques entered Morele on the 29th, and levied a
force loan He then retired and the liberals reoccuped
the place,
The Miramon and Zuloaga quarrel continues and the
latter anxious to regain the Presidency He is back
ed in his endeavors by Otway the British minister while
Miramon is sustained by Gabriac
Zuoaga has taken refuge at the residence of Otway
avoid Miramon's violence.
U. S. ships Brooklyn and Saratoga were at Vera
Cruz 9th inst