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NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.

AVING akeD the aeDey Of the oeebTated Silver Springs
uring Mills We have just received quantity OF superior
Family Flour, which Is perhaps good 10 this
other climate, and viii be sold liberal terms at
Market street, By S.A g. NOEL & co.
fulvIO
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BORGFELDT Il GUNTRATH.
2G Cherry Street,
Sell now their Stock of

e A T. Y g o q ID 3 A e e o s H.
ND have REDUCED the prices Of other Goods Their object is
N tceee quick sale by Offering good bargains public
Call and be convinced.
iulyI3-0 BORGFELDT & GUNTRATH.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Of the United
States Nashville, in the Rhett L ROBSON vs.
james Peacock and others, will, the 20hday August
next at the Court house door in Nashville, sell vendue
the highest bidder all that On which the sa
Peacock restless lying about two miles from Nashville on
the NOlensvile Turnpike containing BY esmaon thirty
and 81 100 poles which handsome brick residence
gh the usual outhous and other substantial permanent
improvements The property will he free from the equity
Of redemption. The purchasers will be required to give notes
With good security for the purchase money equal install
msnts payable twelve eighteen twenty four lbs
respectively, bank with interest will be retained on
the land until the notes paid.
JACOB McGAvOCK,
julyl3 Clerk. &c Of said Court.
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Church street, just below the Post office.
M. :. OMBS--ProprietSgr.

aE2snNs wishing hire Fine Hack, Omnibus, Car or a..
most kind q vehse viii fad excellent assortment
at the above stand. My stock is rstrate aWsys
vice Of spublS. Trips taken TO all parts Of the
jRlyl6 NJ. g.. COMBS.
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$50 Reward.
PRES0NER ESCAPED FiIOH CUSTODY.
BELL REDDiCK escaTe1 rom the officers Of the city Of
% Nashville Yesterday. the 7h OF July was unerar.
the 81 inst VI
Said Reldick about feet inches high, werls a0
pounds or shondere, large head light short hair.
ar complexion, and blue eyes, has right Of
forehead near the temple lie is Legged pas-
tere- by traie and is - or % years Of age.
will sveany fifty dollars reward who will deliver him
where he can be had. July sth, 1859.
". NJ BROWN.
iuly13-itf Marshal of the CITY OF NsshvilIe
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POSTPONRMFNT.
Fine Hacks and Ompib.,s,
junsl5 dtd

I RDSITDN I'm HtNIs =
TIE above sale postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th
I August next. +. r. G.
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beautifully illustrated with
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Planters Bank of Tennessee,
DISSOLUTION o. CoPARTNERsHIP

diviiendof Five Dollars per share will be paid
holders demand. By order Of the Board.
june30-dlm D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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VA have hand large stock OF fac vrrinil TObac-
w Coz also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
We are anxious to Close out low general assortment Of
Cigars on hand
june26 LELLYETT SMITH.
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TzHE undersigned have this associated themselves togeth
er under the iru ARCHER CuEATHAa & BROTHER, for
the purpose ansacng Liquor and Wine, Cigar and TObae
business similar in respect 10 that carried their
predecessors, Williamson & Chiham, and hope by strict attu
ton business merit continuance Of the patronage lib
orally extended TO that
Nashville, July 8, loJ9. ARCHER CHEATHAM,
julyS If JOHN L. CIIEATHAM.
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@. @. PoIEDExTKR.
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TOBACCO ANB CIGARS.

o. BBLs. EeVysOm's Rest. It has been stored
L SOB for months, and has age.
June26 LELLYETT & SMITH.
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TFNHB undersigned have this day dissolved by mutual consent
the partnership eroors conducted under the firm Of
WILLIAMSON HEATHAM Alex nder williamson having sold
bis interest said to oHs L. CHEATHAM
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July 6, 1859. ARCHER CHEATuAM.
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NE W FIR N
NICHOLSON 8 mUMPmREY.

G. NICHOLSON & CO.,
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TEVHE subscriber informs bis friends and the public generally
that he has this day sold his the
Of WILLIAMSON CHrATHAM, to JOHN L. CHEATHAg. In
Withdrawing from the business he would respectfully tender his
thanks all his friends who have ber
ally extended their patronage 70 the old and solicit
Of the his SUCCESSORS gentle
every respect entitled TO the highest confidence.
Nashville, july q, 1873. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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PURE ssOUKHoy WIsYSKT
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
NEWsOm,s WuIINKI

aETE have in store EsOuT bon and Rye whisky,
bought ~ Us old Whisky pure very
tine. li1ne@6l LELLYETT 4 SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
From Utah.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-The Salt Lake cor
respondent Of the Republican. OF this city,
under date OF the 9TH ultimO, says that the
excitement among the Mormons has some
what abated. This is attributed in part To
the knowledge the Mormons now have as 10
the practical working of the jury law which
was passed by thc last Legislature, it being
a complete brcastwork to the punishment OF
any crime that may be committed by the
Mnrlnons. Under this law the clerks of the
county court, select the grand and petit Ju-
ries Of the federal courts. and such restric-
lions are imposed as iisquality almost every
Gentle in the Territory
The rupture between the judiciary and
executive is stated TO be open and ire
cnncileable unless the Governor yields !;
which he will Not de-. And if the admin
i,tration interteres in Il manner detrimental
To the course Of the Judges, they will resign.
The Judges publish a manifesto disclosing
darker scene. than any heretofore exposed
Judge Cradlebaush adjourned the court at
Prov" CITY SINE die, being unable TO accom-
pIi-h anything.
Brigham Young delivered !. temperate dis
course at the Tabernacle. on the It'll ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Horrible Accident.

We have received very brIei statement 4.
a most horrible occurrence that happened al
the Belle river station Of the Great WeNlelu
railway un Wednesday, by which the wife d
the stationmastcr lost her life Some pan
tiers were about commencing q Job Of PAM
ing for the railway company at the stauvn
and were preparing their oil for the purppsc
A large kettle or caldron was arranged "a
one Of the apartments of the station house
which they had filled with oil and were h...
ing. They had left it for Il short time T. 4.
tend TO some other matters, when some pa.
of it run over and took fire IN the St.
which was very hot Mrs. Taylor, the VII
of the station-Inas was the only person "a
the house ut the time, excepting ch'ld ami
fearing that it would sat the house % fire
set to work to put il out 10 doing this by
some jar or shake given u the stove. thu
pipe parted She then got chair aal
placing it beside the stove. stepped upon 1t =,
adjust the pipe, when the char tipped aai
she fell headioremost in the boiling oil
The oil that was displaced by the immer
sion Of the female commenced blazing uPno
the stove, and the flames soon communicated
10 that upon the hoor and the room ws- %
stantly filed with fire and smoke The thsI
commenced screaming with terror and raa
out of the house. Her cries soon attracted Ia
attention of the painters, who were AT nogrcnt
distance away, and who Immediately ran %
the house, surprising the building Was onnf:
A few buckets of water, however, speedily
put out the lire on the hoor, and then Tor e.;
first time did they notice the horrible position
Of Mrs Taylor. She was at once taken ul.
bat, of course lifeless. --UetrOn Ere. Itci!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
An Early VIII nat.

The editor Of the Tappahannock Southrr-
ner has seen two specimens Of the Boughton
wheat, which are well worthy Of mention. $500
The first was raised by DR.. Vim. u. Jetfries,
Of huntsville, Essex county. Va, seeded Oh
the l,t day of December last. with one and
u half bushels Of wheat and IA pounds Of
guam, To the acre, The specimen was cut on
Monday week. and measured three feet and
seven inches. The second specimen was
from the farm Of G. F W. Baylss, esd at
l.loyds it measured four feet two inches,
perfectly headed, and will probably, be-
ready to cut early in June. Quite large
quantity OF the Boughton variety Of wheat
was sold in this market for seed last fall, al
- per bu.hel. It ha- fine reputation. -
Fraiericksburg HraM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Society Anniversaries in New York.

Tn" first week in May is the season APP
pointed for the reunion Of the various reii-
gious, philanthropic and misanthropic socie-
ties, which hold their yearly meetings for
conference and report in New York. The
hotel, are fast filling up there with the crowd
Of strangers and persons interested in these
various associations, and the campaign was
opened on sunday night last. During the
present week >peeche, which have been
brew ed in quiet country parishes and towns If
the interior, will be let off necessarily morn
ing, noon aud night-aud with the informa-
ton which 10 usually given Of the work Of
charity and reform and the diffusion Of Chris.
tian knowledge, We may look for the custo-
mary ruutine.-BaH. Patriot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
National psmocracy"-A Portrait.

The following portrait of the National
Democracy is drawn by the Charleston Mer-
curry, one Of the ablest and most uncompro-
missing organs Of the Southern wing Of the
Democratic party. Hear what it says:
I'VE nave seen nothing in National Demo
cracy of late years which challenges our admira-
ton 10 say nothing Of our allegiance.
II has trifcd with Constitutional provisions, dis
regarded Constitutional restrictions, and set ut
rOusht positive Constitutional injanctions.
1t h:., aided in the passage Of unjust and une-
quail laws.
II has sauanderea the public money, robbed the
common Treasury, and TO foreign psupers gwen
the Public Lands.
It's promises have been broken,
Its pledges disregarded, and
It's professions tslsifed.
70 conclude the whole matter, National Demo
rrncy is corrupt, yaeillatuss and false; 1t wears
the garb Of ssnrtity that lie hideous doforuities
may be concealed; it wooes but 10 ruin, end wins
but ~ deceive"
Now there is portrait; nor is it drawn
by n Wing, but by all experienced and skill
full Democrats hand. II the Mercury's de-
scription Of it be- true. should not every man
Of every party reject it;-Rich. Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Elopsment from Hayre for New York

The Dayiies Ayvestei.--A c0mmuEcatiyl
from llavre says
"A curious affair has Just occurred her,
On Saturday. April IL, lady and two geo
tlemen a!ighted Mt hotel and took tickr,
for their passage to New York, IN boar!
the Mercury On the same lay while he
party were preparing Ia visit the town !
telegraph dispatch arrived from Amien'.
directing the landlord Of the hotel y have
the three persons arrested, aud % stop thlrty
one chests which they were about 10 tab
with them 10 New York. The landlord 20
stantly replied by telegraph that it was d.
business Of his ~ arrest people, and that tD'
police, and not he, We're the party 10 whom
such commissions should be- given. T.,
lady and her companions happened {" D."
present when the dispatch arrived, hut n~'
ertheless took their walk; Oh their return.
however, they paid their bill in Il hurry, rli
took up their quarters in n lodging h'u' 10
the Rue de la Communicate.
Meanwhile another despatch arrived ir.u
Amiens. this time tor the police, aud III" H..
mates of the former hotel were awakened %.
midnight from their slumber by the ar:i'.. .I
a party of sergeants de Vile, who did n'tr.
tire until they had. unsuccesstuIIyof cur.
searched every part Of the house. II ,,r1'
that at length information was obtalnri .
the new abode of the fugitive 1t has ''..'
transpired that one Of the men, Il mema' 100
an eminent Amiens firm 10 the wine ira.
had fallen in love with the wife e h, pas.
ner, aud abscOnded with Tn" lien share
the profits Of the concern. Tn" tnird p"r> .n.
age was merely Il clerk who had lent h., p...-.
bort a. his former employer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
I'll Buy IL for You

How admirably is the egotism OF purse
proud vanity taken otf by the following an
ecdnte:-
In the Interior Of South Carolina there
lived, some years ago, an old man, very
rich and very ignorant. His onl y son was
educated IT the South Carolina College, and
after graduating. was sent ~ Europe by
his iudulgent parent. On his return his
father asked him what he SAW in Europe
The son replied that he had seen great ma
ny rare and wonderful things. and many fine
cities
Did You seq any place you liked better
than honrc?" asked the old man.
oh yes," was the reply; Il saw London
and Paris. both very fine cities.
Which did you like best" queri-d the
father.
Paris" replied the son.
You liked Paris great deal. did YOU
continued the I'D man
oh yes, very much"
Then I'll buy it for YOU" triumphantly
replied the Did gentleman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Dreadful Atrocities in Mexico

CITY OF MEXIco, April ly.-lUe ..s. 4.
barbarity which have been comm.t;r! ....
in the past eight day, are 81 such attn.
wanton and blOod-thIr~ty character. t........
shuddcrs at the mere thought II them
On the llth inst, the FeIcruIs wrr, ~,
en- from Tacubaya partially hya ti~p.a,
force, but primer paly. it /, believed. l, d..
treachcry of some OF their own grnrr.. =
GERS The affair cost the Go,crumrur ,...
dearly-for every brave blouse Who b,r ~.
dust, az least a doc" Of the Guyerr,,..'
troops went down TO rise no NOR" Tho.
tie was a sangulnary one, and MAS g.l,,...
sustained by the few fighting men u, ,p. IT,,
eral army, MI the Pintos having run =
once, without firing gun, and riu- -s,.....
about 1000 Of their comrades q, . ......
with $500 Government troops aud 'o-t, r
ces of artillery. The hatrl. rum.urr.,.I
seven in the morning and lasted until Al"
tell, when the superiority ul rhr t,,,r,.r....
artillery told leartully upon the glilrmru
the federallsts, and they were forced q, r.
treat, carrying near MI their SIC. .lt
wounded with them.
The Government troops entered Torrl...
nj about half-past eleven. aud finding boa.
few of their wounded opponents To rryru..
theselves upon they commenced most me-.
CHESS persecution Of all aud every dr,,.u,
less person in the place The soldiers a,-.
given aguardiente 10 dink. aud soon BEEN.
ing wildly drunk, they fell upon all rh...
who were at all suspected Of having aua.
the Federalists, and carried them of. ln ,...
most brutal manner, to places II ruunrmrp,
The surgeons, who had volunteered thr..
services 10 aid the wounded ut both ua.t.-.
who had been brought 10 the hospital. wrr.
while engaged in their humane wuF,
dragged to prison. and. still worse. uu v.
same night shot like dogs and atterwar!,
markedly exposed in the potio Of tie tuun
Of San Diego, in Tacubaya. Several .a.h..
officers, who had been cut of and .,aea
prisonerns, with several quiet citizen, Veg.
shot at the same time with the surgcor,
The work commenced that night ha, r...
tinued, with little interruption, :" the ,r-
sent time. How many innocent lives has.
been thus ruthlrssly cut of God only know.
The general order i to shoot and H., l,
port" learn, from person who has
right to know, that over one hundred pen
SONS have already been sacrificed aud I'll
the work goes on. Where these brutal nlug.
ders are 10 end no one can tell Ia ia.
meantime Government papers max" ~ men.
ton Of these atrocities, practIsed upon per
sons not in the least degree compromise
with the political affairs Of the country. DR.
with its internal strites--most Of w,. To-
have been Of the laboring class OF popu4
ton. But notwithstanding the silence 81!
official organs, have been able To collect the
names of twenty-five persons who have b"ra
butchered in Tacubaya and it, vicinity IA
the past week. Several Of these src for
eigners and American citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
A Case Of True Love.

Our readers will remember the lady of
whom We give All account, who used such
exertions to marry the young scoundrel, Van
Ness, during his incarceration in the Mohark
street Jail, Notwithstanding the fact that her
be,hrothed bad just received "a Sc ntence olive
years andupwards in the state prison. Sheriff
Mckowan, who returned from Auburn yes
terJay, reports that this same lady has follow
ell Van Ness to that place, and after repeated
solicitations, had been permitted to see and
embrace her affianced "lovyer." She declares
she will wait until the five years are out, and
marry her darling in spite Of sherits and
keepers. Ii is one of the most remarkable
cases Of romantic consistency We have heard
of lately - tica HrdM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Whiskey.

4 prominent druggist of Cincinnati, Mr..
+. ). Wayne. pronOuncas the assertion 50
widely made. that strychnia is used III the
distllation of whiskey, to be ''withouta ray
oftrnth.' He says:
'Suychna can be of no possible Use to the
distiller; il will not aid him in the fermcnta-
ton Of his mash, nor can he from the rle
ments Of the substance produce alcohol; and
to be- Of any practical benefit To him it must
be i'll one or other of the ways mentioned"
Mr. W. presumes distllers are satisfied
with the potency of their beverages. Red Eye
and Rifle whi>key, said to kill a, 20 yards,
without the aid Uf strychnia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05

JUDGE f. C. FIrzHCGH, OF WASHINGTON
TERRITORY friends and relations Of
this gentleman. residing in this quarter Of
the State will be gratifed 10 learn from the
following paragraph from. the Olympia W.
7. Pioneer, that he has been honorably ac-
quilted Of the charge preferred against him
by the Grand Jury some time since.-Feo :
cricksGury Recorder.
The Pioneer sags--"Judge Fitzhugh,
who az will be remembered by our readers
wasindcted for murder by the Grand Jury
sitting for Island County, and obtained q
charge of venue for the trial Of this case
from the Third 10 the Second Judicial Dis
trict, was tried before Judge McFsdden on
Tuesday last, and acquitted by the rendition
of a verdict of mot guilty" by the jury, in
lust one and half minutes after retiring for
dsliberstiop'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1859

The National Intelligencer says that Gov.
Wise, in his late letter-known now. as his
long letter-"espouses what is called the doc
trine of intervention for protection, as
opposed to that Of "non-intervention, en-
bodied in the Kansas Nebraska bill, which
is criticised by the distinguished writer with
much severity, as open to objection on the
score of its ambiguous if not purposcly
equivocal language. and rs involving in
some respects fatal admissions and fatal
concessions" on the part of the Southern
Senator'S and Representatives who lent to
that measure their support"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Man Burned on the Cars.

On Thursday night, Il short time after the
express train on the Great Western Railway
had left Windsor for the Suspension Bridge.
the passengers were annoyed bya smell of
smoke. aS if wool were burning. AZ length.
however, the engineer discovered light at
the front end ri the baggage ear, and stopped
the train to ascertain the cause. AS soon as
the train stopped man Jumped to the ground
in flames, screaming with pain and fright
The sufferer was relieved as speedily as pos
siLle from further danger, and proved to be
pretty badly burned. lie was poor travel
Ter, who had got upon the forward platform
of the baggage ear, which is narrow. to steal
a ride. and while there his clothing had TAX
en- fire from spark. He wore cotton over
alls, which readily ignited. The man scream
ed for help, but could not be heard while the
train was in motion He was really in a des-
perate misunderstanding by fire while
the train was running at speed which would
have made jumping fatal. He could not
reach the tender before him to go forward.
and a. there was no door in the end of the
car he occupied. he could not go bnck among
the passengers \ few minutes longer he
would have been reduced 10 hel plessness by
the fire. and then might have fallen upon tho
track beneath the wheels OF the traln.-Ro-
chester D,HOcrut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05
Come TO law.

1t is charged that Mr.. Gvggin vytcI %
Congress for n tax on Tea and Coffee. I''
charge has been raken hold OF By the Dem
cratic press and stump speakers and th"s
have rung all the changes upon II. "L'H.
doun," correspondent OF the RIchm2I. .
Wing, ha. taken the bull by the horm-.
laid hold Of the imputation in direct -ty0a.
and now challenges the united Dcmo.ra.i
to come to ,aw." If they believe wiz.
they have charged let them face the mus.
to the tune of cool thousand. Loud M
says he will bet any friend Of Letcher 81
OoJ that Oh page io2 Of the House jour
nal, Sept. 9, lSIi, it is recorded that u d.
tiam l.. Goggin roted for the Senate amen .
ment 10 admit Tea and Gofes IN the 1T =.
artiries free. Here's chance No fa's
ing down. If the Letting Democracy wa I!
stand the fire." let them admit the injustice
that has been done Mr. Goggin. -f'e"'
irksburg HraM