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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Democrats Assault on the Adminis-
lrastou.

The Petersburg (Vrgiaia) Press Ia allu-
sion TO Democratic meeting recently held in
that place. anl which was addressed by
RooER A. PRroR. the editor u one OF the
Democratic organs at Washington, the STATES,
says: -a sAs~
ave were not present, bat ifwhat We have
heard about Mr.. Pryor's spe,ch Is true, II was
about one OF the most merciie-s painmellings
Of the President aud his Cabinet thai has yet
been administered by any hand upon
those high democratic dignitAries. We un-
d, rsland that the speaker raked the Whole
concern fore aad AFT, Ia that firree aud
searching style ofdsnuHciation which Is pecu-
La ts his atlsTaasss.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
THE FALSE IsSrE. AGAIN.

TelatlNc 10 the ISSUE pIeseutcu Ny DOututTH
Democratic leaders to their Northern confcd-
crates, in the late debate in the United States
Senate
THE FALSE ISSUE. AGAIN.
The late debate in the Senate of the United
States, II synopsis of which we gave yestcr-
day, is exciting more interest and comment
from the public press generally, of the North
and the South. than any discussion that has
come off in that body Tor many years. This
results from the fact--which it would be folly
to cCnceal--that the main issue then present
ID if urged and insisted on by the distin-
guishcd leaders of the Democratic party, in
wolves directly. first. the disintcgratiOn and
then the reconstruction of that glorious and
timc-honorcd organization. If instead of APP
pcaling first to the people of the Territories,
and in the event of disappointment, then to
the Supreme Court of the United States for
the establishment of their rights, the treemen
men of the South determine to make the
issue in Congress, and call upon that body to
intervene against the great constitutional
doctrine Of NONINTERV ENTION, then we
can see but little hope of harmony in the
Democratic ranks upon this issue of security
to Southern rights, or even the perpetuity OF
the Union.
Thus, bv making such an inoppotune issue,
we lose the three stroo gest points which all
Southern Democrats nave heretofore StruS-
gled aud fought to maintain We lose the
integrity of our organization; We lose the
security of the rights of the South within the
Union; and lastly, we will very probably
lose the union of the States in the end. If
the South goes to Congress as a last resort to
ask protection for her rights instead of ap-
pealing to an unprejudccd and nnfanatical
Supreme Judiciary. where her rights are forti-
fed, she will probably fail, and with the fail
ure must come her separation from the Union.
The folly and badness of such course Is
more apparent from the fact that there is now
no practical cause for such an appeal. The
Territories have not, as yet, failed to give
protection to slave property, whenever there
has been occasion for il. The issue Is found
ed alone upon the ncautiuus and illadvised
expression OF an opinion by Mr. Douglas, that
the Territories may. by unfriendly legislation,
exclude slavery, and seem 10 hare been directed
more agana Ais person and position na IA eoHse-
suetee Of any prdotioIi necessdyJor a.
IL tnis sufficient cause tor precipitating
upon the country So grave and novel an issue,
involving such serious and momentous conse-
quence,? We think not, and All but warn
the distinguished Sentlemen,who have hazard
ed il, TO pause before they press this unwiSe
issue upon the Democratic party aud the
country.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

PEAcH-IISGs.-We haye-says the Charles
ton C5srsr--in this once, as tokens OF the
seasan, come well formed Peaches, taken on
the Ist inst, from plantation on Caiiell's
Isl.sa, in colisssa DissEisi.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of a venditioni expOnas 10 directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson CO., Tenn, at its January Term 1889,
will expose to public sale, TO the highest bidder for
cash the Courthouse yard gate the city of Nash
vile, MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
1859, all the right, title, claim, interest and es-
tate which j. G. Fellows then had may have since
acquired in and tothe following described Real Is
tate, witt Lots Nos. and 20 in the plan of Lots
South Nashville belonging To J. NJ. TWINS Estate
laid by H. c. Marce and registered in the Regis
page SIS, the same being lots decided TO J. G. Fell
lows by T. J. Munsferd, c. x NJ, may be seen by
reference deed in Registers office of avdson
book No 81, pages 262 and 263; being levied as
the property of j. G. Fellows, to satisfy judg-
Inent rendered in favor of Charles LeaVtt against
James C. Baldwin and J. G. Fellows. Feb. 4, 1853.
JAS. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson
marS-td By L. c. D.SAKE Deputy Sheriff,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

JaouB woosrKR. OF Bush treek, New sewiekiey
township, says:
.sFor lao years suffered The Vertigo, Nausea AMI
Headache, attending Dyspepsia, sometimes 50 severe
Is as 10 incapaetaie Tor any eficrtat others, To
eonnae me TO my bed. Ny bowels were often 50
eanstipaed obiige TO the mo<t POWERFUL
pargatlves 10 relieve myself Indeed, at last foand
Il necessary 10 ose somsIag OF the kind constantly.
Last fall commenced taking BGsaAvk's HOLLAND
narsKss, and found just whal my case required. l
canaos recommend il 100 highly for believe "a saved
nay lie" mAfe-iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
READY-MADE CLOTHING

made # the bust material and trimmed in b,,r,,r,
sty and made In Bdnc mbe order.
ALSO,
large and extensive stock 81 mems bows and chill
drens Fur, Cashmere and Wool Hats.
ALSO,
very largo stock Of Leshorn and Straw Hats Papa
ma HAS Palm Hats Misses ana LADIES' whit. and col
ored Flats, tine Misses ladies Fancy silk Bnnn,ts.
magnificent stock of the above goods.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

(Suocsssors 70 Garter, Mckay 4 % and H. LoHier.)
On Tuesday, March sth, 1859,
WE viii ouer FOR cash In front of our Warehouse
W No. Market Street, large assortment ~
Fresh and Choice Groceries, COMPRISING la part lie
following articles, VIZ:
100 hlds. Ia. sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco ynri-
loo bags RIO Cnrce: Gus brands.
100 . l-tcuyTa tniec; 200 boxes 80 Bar Soap;
90 bbs New M"lnrscsi 200 - Palm Soap.
20 = hbs. do; loo - Fox's starch;
30 bbls. Crushed A Pow 100 Woods du.
dcred sugar; 200 dozen Broonis:
500 bbis. emu. whisky; 800 -baXcs star Candies;
- - Newsom do; loo 1allow do
so . Robinson 60. do; SO q and \ bbls Gran
80 " old ye a BOur- berries:
bon whisky; 300 dor. Painted Rukcfs:
IS = lipcs Brandy; 100 baNos ". X. aud T. d..
25 bbls. Water anu But Ccsee:
ter Crackers: 20 hays pepper:
100 Segs Nail-, assorted, 500 Realms Wrap. Paper;
200 Cove oysters. 20 casrs Sardinrs.
$4,000 assorted HgarS;
With many otscr aTiicic- ITO Tedious 60 mention.
CARTER, WILSFuEn 4 60.
mh.-ti No Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
4, W w " E "

I y addition TO the stock purchased Of J. r. Darden
l. have received the following:
500, 0oo feet dressed \ elbow Pine Flooring;
100000 q a. White g /"
10000 a. u & 4 White Pine Ceiling;
20 900 % % Base aud Washboards:
1900 % clear White Pine, AL thickncsses;
300.OoO I" Poplar Plank, Ioist aud Scantling;
2OO, 900 Cedar assorted.
Also Window sash, and Frames and Blinds 60
match. Pine PANEL Doors and Frames, Mantle Pieces
Moulding and Brackets, Poplar aud Pine Shingles. A
full supply Away hand at the Nashville Lumber
Yard, No Ill Broad street.
febS-3B ]. T. GIBSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Just Received at ChaS. RObertSOn'S
Candy Mandatory,
No. II Market street.

Opposite Morris & Stratton's warehouse)
A LARGE lot Of fresh Sicily Oranges and Lemons:
n Rasins, Figs, Currauts, Prunes, &c.
Also, a fine lot of all the different kinds of
Nuts.
n fine fresh lot Of Baltimore Cove Oysters in cans
Fields celebrated brands.
Fresh Salmon, HOLSTERS, Sardincs, &c.
Pickles, Preserves, Fresh Peaches and Straw berrys
In
Brandy Peaches Cherries, &c. in bottles.
Also, supply of Toys and Fancy Articles
=. 81 manufacture all my Candies here, and war
rant them good, and sell cheap as any house in
Nashville.
have for sale few Silver Plated New York Ale
Pumps CHAS. ROBERTSON
feb2S-u II Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
BROAD CLOTHS

large stock of black and fancy Frenrh ssitneres
magniicent suck of LINEN, Drills Cottoiades Dem
INNS, Sh1mbris, harseillrsand Linen buck Coaiiil,S
French Drabr,eta, English do, One MS C.oth an /
every variety OF Men and D Us wear.
ALSO,
A hrg" stock "f Brown nomcstics, ~ 4 =. also
and "a usiabuggs: select stock or ilaac I'd ln.
brown fahleciutlIs.
Also,
large aud extensive stock If Hosiery Variety Goods
Yankee Nut"ns, thieves, Susppnders Needles pins
Hoop skirts, Cola Jewclry, Umbrellas Parasols, Sc
Also
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
uoiIoway,. PMS and oia,ment.-

Health, eheerIuiness, long life, depend upon the reg
usr action action Of the digestive organs. pure
eretons and the vigorous condition Of the lungs and
the nerves. All these conditions Of she system are
secured by the use of the above medicines sold SC
Mailen Lane, n. y. maTs-iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Nauicn 10 Miro

NOR the balance OF the year, or Negro Boys,
IL from Il To IL wears of age, for which viii iay
LIBERAL price. Enquire o. X. ". SHAFFSR, or
febg5-lm T. r. GI.ASCDCk 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
FINE CHANDELIERS.
Hungarian Grass Seed.

yNTE have large stock OF shis justly celebrated
w SrAss seed and have reduced tse prize 81 - 70
= bushei u 8 lar superior 10 the cutnnou Aliei
for isay and all yield eqaaily - sell
feeas-dlm uAa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
TerIllS of Sale

All sums under 500 cash. All sums over 500 a; d
nnorr s-'V slAly days. All sums over 500 ana un-
def 900, Tour mouths. All sums $500 ana under
Sooo, I'VE months. All sums over $500 aud under
5000, six months All sums over 81 600 eirlt
months
Time VII be given for satisfactory PAPER PAYABLE
nj tie la \ ol tennessee. Nashville
Alberal discount will BE- given 10 those who my
wish o. cash their time bills
lnarch5--id TRABUE A IUCUS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
TO FARNIE RS. SC.
feb2s-tf
FOR Sale.

wv H0 wants good Cook Washer and IronerS I
w have woman with very likely girl children
one years old, the other years old, who is "a good
cook, washer and ironer, that will sell very rea-
sonaOle terms. Apply W T. 5. HAWKINS,
mar3-u Agent, No. is Cedar st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

Pal in hands of Grand Treas. s265, 24l 81
Of the receipts, the large amount of $685.
l72 30 is from Cuba, aud $50, 7S4 ~ from
New York City alone. The report shows re-
ceipts from l39 lodges but as no lodge is re-
qured to contribute anything to the Grand
Lodge until it has been in operation six
months, it is safe to say that there are now
over two hundred lodges, and their member
ship rapidly on the increase. When it is
understood that only rs per cent. of the nett
receipts of subordinate lodges is paid into the
treasury of the Grand Lodge, it must be seen
how immense is the sum which passes through
the Golfers of this order The remaining rs
per cent. of net receipts can only be dis
tributed in charity, in the city or community
in which the lodge is located, each lodge hav-
ing its own charity committee, whose duty ii
is TO relieve. if found worthy, all cases of
distress which may be brought to their notice.
1t may be asked what is to become of this
immense fund which must be accumulated in
the Grand Lodge in "a few years; as this is
one of the grand secrets of the order, of
course only members, and only such of those
as have taken the Oriental degree and have
passed the Yale of Mysteries" are permit
ted to know.
Suffice it to say. however. that it will
eventually be appropriated, and when the
proper time arrives, to some scheme
as magnificent as the charities of the order
are large-that it will contribute to the
spread of the glorious principles of American
liberty and Christian charities, in every nook
and corner of this great continent.
We also learn that the Supreme Grand
Council ordered the securities of the Supreme
Grand Treasurer to be increased TO 100000,
which has been promptly complied with.
Next year il is presumed that his securities
will be increased to half u million.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Negroes for Sale,

WE have a most excellent and his wife for
w sale, both little advanced in age. The wO-
man is good cook, washer and roner: the man a
most excellent gardener and reliable negro.
febl7-u II, II. HAYNES co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Conversational Intervention.

The Memphis appeal, in its impression of
the Slh inst, makes the following remarks
relative to the issue presented by Southern
Democratic leaders to their Northern confcd-
crates, in the late debate in the United States
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

From the report of the Grand Treasurer
ofthe Independent Order of the Sons of Malta
of the United States, made to the Supreme
Grand Council of the United States, Meyico
and Cuba, recently in session at New Orleans,
we make the following extract, showing the
vast financial influence this mysterious order
has'already attained, and is destined to bold
in our country:
The balance in the hands Of tn" Treasr,
July LIST, 1865, as per report was sISO,752 SO
Total receipts for the six months ending
jan /, 1859 129, 1884 So
The interest account and profit of the
mouths 27 1884 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
Pal in hands of Grand Treas
s265,24l 81

Total expenses which consist in printing S2S7 1871 90
travelling expenses. rents, &c for mos 2,74O 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08
LATEST STYLES

and kinds and the best brands aud designs innored
an manufactured in the n It'd States. We m st re-
srect uly invite all Merchants bath city AID country
W." q" business ~ make money instead at glory u
attend this sale Tho stock Is al IA store. We "A N
be pleased t. have any and all persons to call and
examine the Stock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

hrog ms Congress Caters of every variety ard kind
Tins stock = far superior 10 any -tnck r ri. 80
Shoes that We ever before offered at auction or r,
waite sale. - ~
ALSO,
Three hundred pieces of Atwood IIalf wool aud All
C"uun CarPctngs, Rrgys, Door Mats A 8 Z Fl,,or
Mating; also s-4 Floor Oh ClotLs Three hundred
= ck-ges OF wan Paper, Blank Books, Wrapping Pa
per, and with endless variet, of goods nnt men
toned.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03
What our County Board of Supervi-
6ors Have Done.

6OES 1dVG ESH0.
The Board of Supervisors of this county
at their last meeting on the j 4th ult., no
doubt intended to make an appropriation of
taoenty :Jfve hundred dollars for the purpose
of building Court House and Jail at Amer
icus. They proceeded upon the suppose
ton that they had made such an appropria-
ton, and ordered that the bonds of the
county be Immediately issued to building
commissioners to that amount. The vote
upon the supposed appropriation was as
follows: a. I. Baker, z. Stubs. R. Best,
s. G. Elliott, N. Steyenson-ay R. Logan,
Eli Davis--ndy.
We have said that the Board no deubs
intended to make such an appropriation;
but the facts in the case are these The
last years Board made such an appropriation
in direct opposition to a plain provision Of
the laac., The new Board rescinded the or
der, as being contrary to law. The present
action of the Board has merely rescinded The
resolution aohich rescinded tie old order, thus
throwing the matter back into the same ille-
gal position it was at first.
Therefore, there is at present no legal ap-
preparation of the kind at all, as will be
proved when the matter comes before the
courts. Now, so far as Emporia is con-
cerned, we care but little about the matter,
as this partzan action of the Board has done
our town more good than the enormous tax
will do hurt If the Americas interest
wishes to break faith with the people of the
county, as they have done in this transac
ton, we have no objection for there are
scores of men who have formerly favored
Americas for the county seat, who have said
in our presence that they considered the
nomination and election of s. G. Elliott, as
Representative in the Territorial Legislature,
upon the puJlic and aoeH understood pledge
that "the county lines should remain as they
are, and the question of permanent location
of the county seat should be submitted to a
vote next fall, - as leaving the question open
and entirely unbiosed," and that they con-
sidered the recent action of the Board as
breach of good faithf and should henceforth
oppose Americas with all their might We
opine that our Kaw friends will find that in
this matter they have ''sown the wind to
reap the whirlwind.'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03

NEosIo FALLS ITEMs-We know of no Sc ction
of-eountry which holds out better inducements for
actual settlers than that about Neosho Rapids, in
the southeast portion Of this county. There are
still plenty of good vacant prairie claims in that
vicinity and if settlers cannot be suited with the
nntaken lands. we advise them to call oD DR.. g. ]
TaIIman or H. S. Sleeper, both of whom have
plenty of number one land for sale at the very
lowest figures.
Mr.. Harvey viii soon resume work on his
Touring mill, which for some time has been
stopped account of the hard times.
Dir. F r. Page (whose advertisement appears
in The News has just opened a large and very
fine stock of Clothing at the Rapids. which he
purchased at the East, and sells low. Mr. J. S.
Pignan keepsa good stock Of family groceries
there. JEFF. is clever fellow, if he is a Demo-
erat: and We know tt.at he will give satisfaction
to all who purchase of him
The Necsho Rapids Hotel Is in full blast, and
Il kept by an accommodating gentlemAn-Mr.
Tracy Any person happening that way viii find
accommodations unsurpassed
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03
Vote for Martin F. Conway for C ngress
The Democrats at work!

The Democrats at Work!
The Democracy have no hope of carrying
the election in this district next Tuesday,
but they will nevertheless poll every vote
they can, knowing it will count in the gen
eral result Every stratagem which their
willy nature can conceive viii be employed
to catch votes-such as promised aid to
Kaw settlers, securing mail routes, obtain
ing grants of land for railroads to run
through certain localities. and all that sort
of thing. They will beg. bay, or STEAL all
the votes they cant Their power lies in
such means as this. Republicans remain
true to your principles! Watch the designs
of your enemies, and BE AT THE POLLS ALL
DAY!
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03
"a Good Nomination.''

Under this head, the Independent Demo-
crot. IN. II } the leading Republican paper
of New England. says; s.-
eve notice that our friend L. D. Bailey,
formerly of Bradford, this State. has been
nominated by the Republicans, as one. of the
Supreme Court Judges of Kansas, under
the new State Constitution recently adopted
by the people. tits a good nomination, and
we trust we shall be able, in due time, to
chronicle the election of Mr.. Bailey to the
important and honorable position for which
he has been selected by the Republicans,
of whom there is no one more. unfiinching
and true-h earted--and OF which his talents.
integrity. and legal ability and attainments
all render him eminently worthy
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03

Thursday was a cold day, rendered exceedingly
more uncomfortable by strong north wind. The
attendance at the party that night was small for
the preparations made, but nevertheless there was
a respectable company at the hall, who seemed to
enjoy the dance very well, and we know they did
the supper at the Emporia House, for a better one
has never been prepared in this country. The
management of the whole affair was excellent,
and but for the interposing elements, would have
resulted with great credit to its design.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03
JOB PRINTING.

The Office of TIE EMroRrA News is furnished
with complies assortment Of the newest styles
of Type, Borders. Flourishes, Cats, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, Bronze. de-, enabling the
proprietor to print CIRcULAEs. Cams CEEs1rIoArxs
OF SrocK, DEEDS, PosrERs. and all other kinds of
JoB PRISrrSa, in manner unsurpassed in The.
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds OF Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with CASH. Sex
cEEs1oR" is our motto.
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds, Bopds.
Executions, Summons, Subpenas, Attachments.
Recognizanees, etc, constantly on hand. sf;s :,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-12-03
The New York Election.

A telegraphc dispatch dated New York,
Nov. 21st, says:
The latest computations at Albany, found
ed upon complete official returns from all
the counties of the State, New York and
Kings excepted, increase the majority of
Mr.. Jones, for Secretary of State. while
they leave the result of the Canal Commits
sionership in doubt. At present the ma
iorities stand for Jones !, 162; Richmond
/ ,Oo4; Skinner, 367 Forest, $50. 1t viii
only be when the full returns of New York
and Kings counties are received that the
result will be ascertained.
1t must be borne IN mind that the Dem
ocrats and Americans both united against
the Republicans in New York, otherwise
the republicans would have swept that
State like a whirlwind.