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marsIlaI's sale.

MAJ SAAs-A Ss1AC'
VAY virtue of w Of fei zcias to directed, from the
Circuit Court Of the United States, which founded
upon judgments rendered in said Court at the October
ISIS wherein Wilbur Scott plaintiffs and B. W Hall
T. Payne defendants and Morgan Vance plain
tiff and the sad Z. D. Psyne defendant ill sell at the
Court the city Of Nashville, Saturday. the 10th
day Of April next alt right title, claim, and interest OF the said
defendant T. D. Payne in and to the following lots in adj
joining the said city Of Nashville Lots Nos 9, TO- r.
Ij all fronting 100 feet and IS feet the side Of
lot - all situate and lying that Of said city known
Bells Survey Charlotte pike. Also, lots Nos. and
lying in g. w. G. Psynes plan, Cherry street. in South Nash
yiand fronting said street about 40 feet adjoining Beeeh
lot lots have levied upon and will
sold the property said defendant satisfy said s
This third day Of March, 1859. mhA-dtd
J. B. CLEMENTS, o. S. Marshal
the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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o . Il FL a G


% n + l. A q
Hoist, hosti Gag to hesTsns breeze
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner every WHERE
Beneath the western SKY
In war, let every stripe 20 FORTH
Borna - lie F-fri0ts hAHd,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth.
e'er ard hill and strand
IN peace Euard well the sacred boon,
Belueathed By patriots blood,
For OH twas IN ffeed0Iu's cause,
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist flag heavens hreeze,
Let every fold hoa high,
unfurl It's banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sly.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Art great rsiga,
lie: every float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest sprs
Let fennessesns every where
every state around,
where a type q nature 5 u2isi
Where every type Is found
Above our Own AT GaEzTy,
Our country's standard Waye
And underneatli its folds prssides
The beautifal-the brave
The ehild--tne Psrcnt--patrioi--sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here. In sweetest psrtratuTs
With every charm bat life
Then raise hannerto the SKY
Let every bear news,
That types At The Art GGlleFy,
Are made by G. G. HUGHES,
fsbl5-d&EtL Corner Of CslIegs ana Unfan So
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Review Of she Nashville BKarrzst fer she
vpecIr ending Anrff a

Week CM0kN& AHEth BE
COTTON-The under review has been unusually dull in
III departments trade With the single exception Tobacco
Tue Cotton presented very M animation hold
es have been very their demands while purchasers have
manifested extreme reluctance in aceeng to them. which, with
The unayoa0e from the Liverpool Market brought By the
Persia depressed rather restricted business In
tegence By York the 27d reported
LICE Liverpool market, thus regsinng what had been
lost which increased hrnness e part olners The
Canada arrived Halifax yesterday. with days later nte
genc Liverpool reporting further advance Of I'd all
grades This Dsxscsused advance Of in the New Or
yesterday tie quotations for Mddng being l:E
9ise These influences operating upon Market caused
unseanes which restricted the business Of the
$50 prices within the range Of quotations
Holders manifest eageness operate present. under the
impression that m higher prices will be paid in the European
markets. and consequence, Prcas will advance here They
feel satisfied least they will nothing by holding on
their Cotton. The Market under the favorable i-igense by
the Cana very rm withs decided upward tendency
the fof uinqo uofsf
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We have received the first number Of the Jones'
bOrO' Union, edited BY A G. Graham and publish
ed by Clifford Graham. The Union is Demo
cratic paper, and gives promise of doing good SER
vice for The party in upper East. Tennessee.
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The Sickles Trial.
Lnter from nIexico.

WAsHNoFoK. april 9-Mr Or ,ham is opening
tae defence Strikes
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TRUSTEES SALE.

JAS. B. CRAIGHEAD,
apS-d&tWtd % Public Square.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust 70 me by Gusdorf
Bruch, April 1852 and registered the Registers
sell to the hgke bidder for cash. at the store Of said Gusor
Bruch No 40 COopers Buding all the stock Of said firm,
consisting Cigars Tobacco and other articles embraced said
ap7-d Assignee Of GusiOrf & Brueh
Cigars and Tobacco.
~ Ears 10 which We he s.tsDop II %
Our own Manufacture,
Which wenot only guarantees, but sell at from cey fire
to y per cent toaeer than in the city,
sell them without SECOND PROFIT thereby placing custO
knowledge no rival. wv. LANGLEY L CO.,
nh25 'No44 Onion Street.
H. 3. LYLES,
GENT purchase negroes No % Cedar
n Street. Nashville, Tenn having bought The interest Of H.
L. Haynes, partner In the house occupied Us, will
continue the business and am at all times prepared make cash
advances negroes left with me for sale.
| $4,000 IN CASH
To pay for No. young negro and women suitable
0'N so NEGROES FOR SALE,
Consisting Of Of the NEST valuable families
Nashville Market and good lot Of young and women,
mh23 ri. LYLEs.
! FOR SALE.
been we'll trained house and dining servant No.
| s. Cedar street mh3l R. J. LYLES.
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
L e N A N ID IL Il TOO
COmMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of Tobacco and Produce
Generally.
TFVEY give prompt attention to the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
Flour, and Bacon and make liberal cash advances
wien required Remsnes made by sight drafts New
| York.
REFBRENoEs
John Menu Esq PTsst Of the Exchange Bank, L5ncburs Vs
N LanghOrn & SOFAS, TObs; Manufacturers :.
Tho Ferguson, Esq, 4" "
DR. james Saunders, Z"
mhs8tv&wiy.
ON CONSIGNmENT,
ND receiving weekly, Furniture in endless quantities Of
superior qualities Liberal trades will be pri
Tais Regular auction sale every Saturday morning
10 O'Clock CRUTCdkR 4 CO.,
Hp7 ~ Public Square.
GOLD PENS REPAIRRDI
zEsossEsesls. -
ENCLOSE them with 81 cents each, IN cent stamps 50
~ money address, and they will be returned By
mail in good order. H0sklNs 4 BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
neY2o-dkEly No v ThiTdsEeets Louisville Ky.
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GIenOack for Sale.

GIenOack for Sale.
IA ON SATURDAY, June 18th, 1850 sEafzsA
I%A will be offered at public sale, at the sl33f5a
nIGaF Court House in Nashville, the beau qsS9zz15
I6hs tifnl Country Seat known as "GLEN- sf5EsSfS
sAsffah OAK, "situaied about two miles from III
the city Of Nashville on the Hills ~~'@1-1A-
boro Pike. The premises consist Of fifteen Of unduang
ground, well enclosed by pcknces The improvements
ss Of story tenement containing about rooms,
getheT with Kitchens stables houses, cerns &C. all in
good order The houses built by the late Rev Charles
Tones. about i've and TASTEFUL substantial and
complete.
The property will be sold and three years time with
interest from day Of SALE lien will be retained pays
bic in bank, satisfactorily endorsed, will be required.
TIcker is the premises and will show them to any per-
desiring to purchase. For further particulars apply
JAS. b. CRAIGHEAD,
apS-d&tHtd % Public SQUARE.
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EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.
DOUGLAS & co,
DOUGLAS, AraUsTus W. sOUTHwORTH,
Douglas, z YEATMAh,
Ms sOUTWOR-H, GEORGE H TH6TKR.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs,
CARPETINGS,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETc.s ETc., ETC.
No. 3d. Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
VETE stocking each department Of establishment
w and friends and dealers wholesale, that
prices and terms most reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than
febIa-f3m DOUGLAS 4 CO.
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GEeAt 1hFEalMSs
IF early application is made will sell great bargain in
s brick house and lot IN
HAKDENGsS ADDITION
Nashville The house eonts rooms, commands hne
view Of the city. sc.
We have also for sale large number Of tie
Most DeSirab BILE Residences in the City
and vicinity Besides many OF the best Farms in this and adj
joining counties ASS supply Of the best unimprovei
lots in the city proper and different additions to Nashville All
persons disposed purchase real estate would do we'll call
Us, sell great bargains.
mh4 j. L. &, x. ". BROWN.
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Cigars and Tobacco
n. Z LYLES.
FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale very likely negro boy years DID, that h,
been we'll trained As house and dining N
50 Cedar street. mh3l R. j. LYLES
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Down WEEKLY IsrEErzGEHcEE.-Dr. Gillian and
james g. Faxon, says the Clarksvills yseersonisn,
are about to commence the publication Of a Demo-.
cratic paper at Dover, Tenn, With the above title
Dr. Gillian wiz take the editorial charge for which
he is exceedingly wen quali6ed. being an excellent
writer, andsterliug Democrat, and Mr. FsxOn will
superintend sff sirs in the ofHee. We wish the en-
terprise sb ,sdsnt snccess
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A Ri I8 So.
BOOTS, SHOES AND
1z8 I'll Al T S.
Ar WHOLE SOLE.
A. ADAMS. 7. W. ABB1Y. THos stn.os
ABBAY, GIBSON a co.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
RE daily receiving NEW GOODS and In addition % ,h,
"A LARsE STOCK o. staple shoes and Hats HAYES
eoVefe assortment q nns Tors for ~ genemsa child
All Of Ehich We win seii low for CASH, OF 70 prompt
MERCHANTS on short time
no. An orders carefully and promptly attended to-
4aiP5-dtTGTG ABBAY. GIBSON CO.
RAINS 81 BROWN.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
PafTts Lgstrslzasts raezf sseaes 7gfss Materials,
A full stock or the above named srteiesnow on hand
nashville, april i SO. RAINS 8 BROWN.
TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHES, &C.
We have fer sale the following colorsin Tubes;
Silver whiei Antwerp Blue;
Ivory Black; Prussisn DO
Asphaliun. Permanent do;
Light Rel Cosat doi
Indian Red UlrzmaTine do
Fsrmllllon Cappah Brown;
Nader Lake fandyke do;
Crimson yellow OchTe
Carmine Chrome Yellow;
Scarlet. A" Naples Yei!og
Raw Sienna Cadmium Yellow
Blrnt. do Nav lumber
FeadigFis. Burnt TIMBER.
ALSO,
Artists Brushes. all kinds; Wasting Earnsh;
Mahogany Pullegts; GFeeiRn DO.
Pallets Cups; Crayons;
= KniVes; Painters Canvass
Drying OIL
apI RAINS BROWN.
NEW Fancy TRIMMING STORE.
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Currey Degree, Temple Of Honor No. II, meeson the
W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D.
b. W. PETTY, D. V. I.
l. r. RENSON. D., r.
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N(rE-S MCLelN's SEfells tntnIIhS
GSS-zsS COKDIAL.-This invaluable compound, We are
glad has become the most popular remedy Of the United
States Nearly every family keeps hand. They find
physicians bills quantity given will ward of
Feves any prevalent disease See the advertisement in
other column mh27-d&wlm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
Ages Of pra.idential Candidate.


keorrespondeut Il the Southern Moeisor says,
the following figures viii be the age of the per.
sau6namsA 10, The ysar 1852 Crissse1sn VII
bsa4. usLsan 20. Rives II. Bell n Oom.
Sc5wart SO. Seward 10. Choate 90. Cushing
68. Hunter 60. Hammond 10. Breckinridge
So. Bisler Co. Dig 67. Dickinson 10. Oass
81, A. V. Brown 10. Wise 81. Slidell H.
Douglas 10.
The correspondent Of the southern Monitor
must either be o great ignoramus or great dupe.
There 10 scarcely single one Of the gentlemen
named in the above list. whose age il correctly
given The idea Of Seward being 10 years old
or Hunter g. 10 scarcely less ridiculous than that
Of Gen. Cass being VI, or Douglas only 40. In
the case of Hunter, this correspondent has made
q mistake Of only about twenty years. and not
much less in regard to nearly every ono of the
Others Our own opinion, derived from having
frequently seen most Of the gentlemen named. in
regard to their ages is Us follows: We should
take Mr. Crttenden to be about IS years Of uge
Mclean about 65. Rivcs GO. Bell 65. Com
Stewart IS. Seward so. Choate 90. Gushing
SIS. Hunter As Hammond GO. Brcckinridge
4O Bglcr so. Dix60. Dickinson co. Cass 70.
Brown CO. Wise S. Sldell 60. Douglas 80.
There is scarcely one Of them, who is incapable,
either from age or in6rmity, of filling the presi.
Dental chair for four years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
Spottsylvania.

The Wings of Spottsylvania met on Monday,
the Sd inst. and appointed fifty delegates to the
Richmond Convention. They also adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved Tint we respond to tho beat Of the
rsvcille which grcets our ears, warming up the
patriotic wing heart Of the State that though not
Arst in answering at tho rollcall, We will be last
in grounding orr arms.
Resolved. That we will cordially unite with all
such a. desire the defeat of John Letcher. who on
~ nine years ago approved Of Freesoilism in a
particularly odious form. aud endorsed sentiments
looking to division of the State Of Virginia, by
making oil west of the Blue Ridge free. vide his
endorsntion of the Ruffner Address.
Resolved, That the Dom ,cracy # Virginia in
nominating Mr.. Lctcher, have given an earnest
Of their peculiar fitness for the guardianship of
Vrginia's true intsrcst-, and have stult6ed all
their pas" professions As regards tho peculiar
institution
Resolved, That whilst this meeting has conf
dence in the Opposition Convention which is to
meet on the 10Th Of February next, yet we will
support no man who favored "ihe division Of this
proud old Commonwealth. and who signifrd n
purpose to make his home in the abolitionized
part thereof"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
FUTUR K DAYS
NOMMssssONER,s SAFE OF =,

NOMMgAAIONER'S SALE OF REAL Es
OTAFE IN 1YNCHBuRG In accordance with a decrr.
OF me Circuit Court q" the city of y chhnrg made on the I'd
day OF Deermber lsja In sui, styled Jam. b Ro,scr
trustee Plaintiff VS. Joseph Boha others Defcnd
anita shall a. Sp ecia mmissoner ofer for sale A, anc
tioa nn the PREMISE TUESDAY, the Iith d,y ~ IAN
uAkY 1859 a. O'Clock p. NJ. the valuable LOT Ann IN
pOVEMENTS now in the occupancy Of Francis \ Miller
w '"' '"'"o'
TERMS or SALE-cash will be required for 90 much as
ereo" " ~ and II months interest added tho
TO execute hnds or tn" credit with good personal
|. pail '>" ~ III ''e!
The above de,rcc auth'rzes private sale should /, he
aesm"d expcdi"ht Proposals fr the purchase s, op.r
~ addressed I" mo at Richmond Va John Hai. lynch
burg will re answered JAMES II Rny Srrt? NJ"
"o' '"'so'!'"eH"a3uiianI Special Com l.. sooner.
POhTPONE WENT.-The nbove sal 4. n..,
poned until TUESDAY. the 18th of JANUARY 'a5g
JAMES u ROYSrER. special Conan, .sioner
Jan lldeverytu sdoytlsja"l 4. r pnrirs Auctio,eer
SA,.E ~ HOlsEuOs.O AND KITCHEN
SFURNlTCRE, STOCK. LAND, HOUSE \ LOT &c -
Intending to remove t. Richmond city before tho LIST II Feb
rnary next viii sell anccn. nj my resi-
drnre, all Of my HOUSEHOLD AND ITCHEN Fl, Nj
TEKE Al. "a lot Of fine SHOA1S two hne young MICH
COWS, CABBAGE aad family HORSE
VIII be sold. Al the time, by II Ty co tw
facts o. Woo La The House Lot which n, W re-
side and several Grass Lots will be- rented
jan ll.dtHy'n THOMAS L. JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11
From Silt Lake.

The Valley Tan of December 10th. represents
the cold at Salt Lake as being intense Several
persons had frozen To death in the valley and adja
cent canons. The Tdiiey Tan says:
Mr.. Lever, while coming from Camp Floyd in
the stage and when a short distance of the city
got out to walk and persisted on the road. Two
men, whose names We did not lenrn, were frozen
To death in Cottonwood; aud another was found
dead in Emigration CANON and we learn that the
mni carrier, North. between this and Box Elder,
wa also frozen. Every person that arrives, no
matter from what direction, has suffered severely
from the cold. aud frost bitten feet hands and
ear, are the prevailing marks for tie last few
das>.
nn the ID, John IIarmett ESQ., Seclc AIRY of the
Territory. left Salt Lake for Fillmore City. to at
tend TO his duties upon the Legislature, which were
II, convene there on the 18th December. In the
meantime, we understand that it is contemplated
to meet here on Monday and adj urn over TO Fill
more and from thence TO Salt Lake again
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

Our usighbor Of tho Fincastle Democrat, "
are pleased to observe agrees with US in the policy
of extending the great Central Water Line Of
Virginia 70 the West-but he saspects that there
is disposition on our part to injure Mr. Letchcrs
prospects by endeavoring to make this question an
issue in the spring elections. We assure our
neighbor that such purpose never entered
thoughts. In proof Of it, if proof be needed, We
have only 10 refer 70 our columns two years ago.
before anybody thcusht Of the Gubernatorial can
vass, for evidence Of the warm and decided inter
est Ne hs~s ever taken in this great improvement
Since then, have constantly laborcd for it with
whatever Of zeal and ability we could command
aud have the satisfaction Of believing that its
merits, - . means Of Virginian development arc
daily recognised by men who have been heretofore
decidedly opposed 10 it. Most assuredly, il we
believed Mr.. Lstehsr hostile to the extension and
completion Of the Water Line it would be anoth-
Or, In addition to the many insuperabe objections
re already have to his election-but our position
on the question had no reference whatever to the
issue 81 The next Gubernatnrial election. 1, was
taken IN TIE interest Of the State at larre-hcr
oonnesos, hss power, and her INDEPENDENTLY
out pacing 70 consider what might be it. effec.
sPon Partiss or candidates. We are willing Ia
ignors party In the discussion Of the great mate
rial iaAssssas Of the Commonwealth.
For III reason We suggested this as an issue il
The neEt election Of delexaEes to the General As
ssuhiy 81 Virginia No question Of Federal pol
itica - lgi6maasly como before the next Legis
latsss. Ths concerns Of the State alone will oc
eupy n s1asnsion land. 10 iris view. it is impor
taat thas 1sa should be sent there. wholly with
oasssolss.ss 70 their party predictions who art
sasshh Il sonprshsnding the interior policy o
the Stass. and with whom the material wealth ant
dsvseop1sat Of Virginia should be an object O
TIE srss Importance. In SO important and isuda
Die - s1seS wA trust We shall havo the mctiy.
yng ~ co-spsration Of our neighbor of tn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-11

Tuesday Morning ........-Janpary II. ieee
oeuaAor Ivsrson on the Illinois ElectioA
Among the few Southern Statesmen Ia Congress
Who ass perfectly indspeudsst IN their political
sentinsab and sctions-who never look to its e.
fsot upon he Interests Of party when taking po
sitsa-wAs nay always b relied upon. in every
smarssacy, 10 stand up for the honor and in.es
rity Of TIE South - objects Of primary impor'
taucs-vs account Senator IvERsos Of Georgia ~
one of the most prominent, ~ he is unquestiona'
bly, one Of the able.. This is the tribute we have
hefStuforA on more than one occasion, paid to this
d;.t;nsuished Senator; and our judgment 10
strengthened BY . recent perusal Of speech in
the senate which he mazda few days since, upon
the pressns sspsct and tendencies Of parties and
politics.
More especially are We erati6ed at the emphatic
manner in which he takes iden ically the same
position in regard to the late election in Illinois
that We have often assumed, in our humble way,
in the columns Of this paper. 1t is precisely the
view which We have maintained from the very be-
ginning. although this journal has been left al
most snelshanded. Of oil the papers Of the South.
to enforce these sentiments upon the hearts Of the
people. Unsa,tained by the press Of the South.
our satirsction may Be appreciated at reading.
from Judge IvEasoNs speech. the following I'M
qualified support Of the exact position We our
selves have occupied. almost alone, touching tbs
merits Of the Illinois election:
do not consider the triumph Of the dstin-
euished Senator from Illinois Mr.. Douglas) a. .
victory Of sound Democracy.
So far - the South and her constitutional rights
are concerned. Il soas Q ricfory orer her and ocer
Mem / would not turn on my heel for choice be
tween the wilmot prosso and the squdter sooe-
reignty doarise aad policy Of Tie Senator from M'-
nous Indeed. sir. It | was driven to select DO
tween thsa, cosld take he former. 1t is open.
manly end decisive Is settles the question at once
BY debaxrine the Soatbern people, in terms. from
entering the Territories With their slave property:
it is an opsu and undiaguished denial OF right "
the South. which the South could resist or submit
to, a. her sense If honor or her policy might die.
tate, xhia& the squattsr sovereignty doctrine and
practice, - defined BY its distinguished advocate
Is plansible, d4issioe deceptive asd fatal No man
Of common senss can suppose that under it. the
South viii ever obtain another foot OF territory, or
add another slsys State 10 this Union. Both are
political hsresies fnding authority in the Con-
stitution; equally viulsiive If the rights OF the
southern people, subversive Of their equality in
the Unoa, end an insult TO their honor, which, in
my opan'ou, SaAe oenA@"1 '"'N ''P''""" ""N
resistance.
That 10 the correct doctrine, and it embodics the
o"'y Po.
''1.y Wv. ~. ....., I,ds. iv,..o. :, :,
-.,. .o...d. ,h. nd. doctrine IF
~ 60 :; go, oe Al. T.r,,
~:
c..,o ,,.,.
in IN. fJnon' and a. oint and equal owners Of the
public herritory, have the right to cmigrate to