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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
OBITUARY.

We are seldom called upon mourn the loss of
who well fulfilled all the dn that devoved
upon her, Mrs. MARIA Louise STEVENSON the wife
OF Vernon X. Stevenson daughter OF John NJ. Bass
and grand daughter of the late Felix Grundy whose
untnely decease we all pow dePlore. In the various
positions in which she was placed, daughter, wife
and mother. she was animated by Christian prn-
ciples and with fixed determination Of purpose and
soundness of judgment rarely possessed by one Of
her age, she shone brightly those various relations
For more than four years she suffered under that IA
tai and hinge ing disease the consumption the result
Of which was apparent for a long time, yet COM
plant uttered by her at the dispensaton of
Divine Providence even under the acutest PAIN but
she resigned herself to the will of the Almighty with
out murmur, and died in the joyful hope of bright
world beyond the grave. The motherless child
committed to her care she adopted a her own, gave
him instructions in all the duties that he may be
called upon to fulfill, and mpre sed upon him the
lgious principles with which her own mind was
deeply imbued. Amiable in disposition, highly
cOmpished by reading and by travel, refined in her
tastes, fixed in her principles, devoted her rea-
tives and friends. She has gone to that world that
she most delighted TO speak Of, ''where the wicked
from troubling and the weary rest'' She
left this for brighter sphere at the early age of 3D.
Monday, the 10th inst exam lie for those that
may come after. T.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

THE RESCUE CASE OF LITTLE J0Hx.---We
learn that. on Friday Of last week. the Feder-
al officers arrested one William e. Lincoln, a
the time engaged in teaching school in this
county, and is one of those against whom in
dictments were found by the Grand Jury in
the Northern District at its late sitting for res
ching the slave "John'' at Wellington. on the
18th of September last. Mr.. Lincoln said that
he aided in taking John" from his owners;
that before he went to Wellington he soon
suited the will of the Lordin prayer, and was
told to go ahead and take John away by
force if they would not give him up p race
ably" He loaded bis rife with dry powder
and cold lead, and walked forth under the
guidance of the Spirit las he claims1 to set
the captive free. He was taken TO Cleveland
yesterday Observation-Disclosures O.} Statesman.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

INsINCERE OR REACHERoUs.-Th Wash
ington States discourses of the Kansas-Lecomp
ton issue. and the efforts a portion OF the
Democratic press is making to perpetuate it,
in this wise:
"Whcn we hear Democrats declaim against
a suspension OF the Kansas controversy, and
propose tn prrp"tuate the Lecompton issue,
we incontinently conclude that they are
either insncyru in their declarations or else
treacherous 10 the interests of the party"
And again:
when therefore, Democrats affect a repug-
nance To the association Of those in their
party who dfTcr on the Kansas question, they
are selfish IN their aim and insincere in their
profession. They admit the necessity Of
uniting the Democracy; but would prefer the
ruin of the party Ia the miscarriage of their
peculiar ASPIRATIONS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Correspondence # the ". Y Express.
Hon. HIumphry M.rsahII will reply
Is the Washburn Manifesto.


Hon. Humphrey Marshall. of KY, will ut
an early day, reply to the recent manifesto
of Mr.. Washburn in behalf of the Republican
party. Mr.. Marshall will expose, with a
masters hand. the fallacies Of that manifesto
and demonstrate To the satisfaction. il is
hoped. of every conservative Wing end
American, that nothing but deafeat, disgrace
and the worst Of consequences TO the Union
can follow the adoptioe by Wings and Amrri-
cans of the Republican platform. aud the
absorption of their organization into that of
the Republicans. On the delivery OF Mr..
Marshalrs speech dieIiiie HaI Be ,Lrnon between
the Republicans and the Americans. and the
ground be broken for the next Presidential
campaign. Through the madness aud Jolly of
the ultra Republicans, a union of the 0pposi-
ton seems now impossible ,-unlessr per-
chance. the Republican masses wrest from
the hands of their unworthy servants the
power which they abnst. and take back into
their own control the direction Of their own
affairs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

FRED. DUUGLAs's DAUGHTER FlR SALE
Among the servants off red for sale by Mr..
Forrest. Of Memphis, Team, is gill who is
known 10 be the daughter Of Fred. Douglas
the Aboltionist She is is said to be of the
class known among the dealers as "likely
girl and l. u native OF North Carolina. She
remembers her ''parient" very wildly. having
seen him during bis last visitto the old North
.HapAis Aualaaehe.
II FRED DoUGI.As or bis abolition friends
were sincere in bali what they say Of the hor-
rors OF slavery, they would seize the oppor-
tunIty In bay the ''likely girl known TO he
the daughter Of FREp DoUot.As." aud present
her In freedom TO her loving "parienL"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

TT wAIKER ard STANTON. of Kansas
memory. have published letter in Wash
ing paper. detailing the particulars and con-
tanning evidence Of the Oxford and other
frauds in Kansas in 1857. These gentlemen
will incnntinenny "go out" if the Kansas
questions should I've allowed to sleep; and we
take this letter "to the people of the United
States." IA an attempt. in a very small way.
to revive the subject IN the popular mind
The letter ia cruelty still-born, however. and
thing else.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
slave Trade.

The following resolutions have been intro
duoed into the Legislature ofNorth Carolina:
Whereas, the question Of the re0pening OF
the E,rvign slave trade Is exciting much dis
eusslon IN some OF the Southern States
t. Resolved, That the people of Nor,h Carollna
are utterly opposed 10 ID re0pening u the
foreign slave trade aud the importation OF
Wild and unelyilized Africans among them
ResRssr. That our Senators In Congress be
instructed add our Representatives be reqaes-
"a vote against tbe repeal Of the present laos
now In torcs upou ills snl3ecl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

A LIBERAL OFFER-A gentleman of Bos-
ton. according to the Traveller. has offered
to contribute the sum of fifty thousand dol
lars to preserve and increase the museum of
Professor Agassiz. of Harvard College. This
museum, as is well known. is the most re-
markable in the country in its kind and of
grs at value to the lovers and students of
natural history. This offer is solely for the
Objects named; no part Of the same is to he
appropriated for a building or other expenses
connected with carrying out the plaE. We
trust that this noble appreciation Of the long
AID lahnriOus efforts of Agassiz, the foremost
scientific man in his department now living,
will not fall to the ground. and that il may
be preserved for the use of thu State. Gov
ernor Banks has already commended this sub
ject 10 the notice of the Legislature.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

''I can now iniulge in the richest food with impu-
nifty, whereas, previous TO its use, was obliged to
confine myself strictly to the planest TODD"
such is the experience of not only of our Gus
TONER'S but of hundreds of persons here in Philade
pha, New York, Montreal and Quebec, who have
Berhare's Holland Biaers for Indigestion, Nausea
and Acidity OF the Stomach. ianIs-Iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Arrest OF a virginia state Senator.
A correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
writing from Rockingham, Dee. 30th 1858.

- correspondent OF tNc Dtrphtcn
writing from Rockingham, Dee. 30th 1855.
says.
The State Senator from this District. Mr.
Georgr +. Deneale, was arrested and lodged
Ia jail on Tuesday evening last on the charge
OF swindiug the back at Stsunton OF several
thousand dollars, as well a. several citizens of
this county. Mr.. Ilenesie has been dealing
largely in cattle far the last two or three
YEAR. aud not being able To pay for all be
bought, had resorted to means which led him
Into this difficulty, lie gave "A mortgage on
all his property iaw days since t. pay this
Indebtedness, which We understand, amount
cd to about $4,000. He was taken 10
Stanton on "Wednesday evening, where he
will have bis trial. The affair has caused the
greatest .excitement throughout the county.
He has repre-ented the District, composed OF
Rockingham aid Pehdh;toa eouuties. for the
lasi eight or Tn years. and there was some
talk ofrunninig bin for Congress. We bear
SINE talk thal therN will be- other develop
meats made, bat will say nothing Of them
until out His vii. accompanied him TO
prison, and remained there with him. She
also accompanied hlsn 20 Stanton, aud seems
determined 80 stand BY hisn 20 the last
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Sevenfy-Six,....P. X. BARCLAY. Master.
Joe Ill. Conn, .JoHN WoODBuRN. Master.

The above named first class steamers have entered
int" an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
line hot
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
LAND FOR SALE.

n EAR the Nashville and North A sAs~~N
~ Western Railroad, IA Chestn-
am county am offering great bar Ite 49,
gains ia the following Tracts OF E4iSteete<-5@S
Land
Oue TractIying the Charlotte Pike Il miles from
Nashville and within l mile II HArpeth river, con-
tanning so acres, with good double Log Hous kltch
en- out houses stable, aud Spring npon Il, which viii
be sold for SIX Hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
auce ! years credit without interest
Oue Tract lying Tgrnbuli croes within few
hundred yards OF the Nashville & NV. r., nn fiy
tmbercd with Poplar, wanut and LAX about 80 acres
rich itIon, with tine Springs, also Blowing Spring
Cave; also The Charlotte Pipe, contain
ng 80 scrcs, wc will be sold FOR - O0O; oDethrd
cash, the haance and two years credit with
Interest
une Tract lying about miles west OF Kingston
SuFiags and mile from the Nashville y. W. X r.
Containing $50 Acres heavily timberca with ali kins
uf croatia. has free stone Sprng IL; has several
hun ircd al good upi nj upn IL Wouia rake
fine stock Farm; hne country tor Hogs aud SHEEP
winch viii be suti for - 600 thri cash. the bal
IA and two yesrs credit without
ono f.rm iyinx on BIG Harpeth, ~.thinl mile Of
Kingston springs and within half a mile Of the Nash
vile a y. ". K r.. containing SI5 aeres, about IS
acres IA cultivation. good HOUSE and all nrccs<ary
0ut-houses upoa It. has farm has Oae Of the Buest
water powers IL N the state for large naachneFy
Was selected BY the Hon Joss aKIt as a site for
the Aruary AZ Uuiisd states; wkich sill b. sold at
sl5 per acre, 0aetiaird cash, the bAt1Ace ana
two years cred1 wshout interest Or if purchasers
would prefer saying sif cash we viii discount pr
oeai month aIson the time paper lor ali above
tracts.
Fegsons Wishing % purchase viii please call apou
the undersigned, General LAad Agent for cheafEaua
co, feaa- Al kasgssoa springs
jSa2o-lmdtrf~aS J. KRFHnFR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Advanced Taxes.
CoLLECroR's OFFICE, CITY Hall,
N.El,.,It. Ion ICth 1870

FTNAX-PAYERS who wish 10 avail thems Ives of the
L privileges of the law allowing prepayment of
CORPuR ALTON TAX : for the year 1859, are he ebv
not fed that they now DO 80 by calling the Col
lectors Office. Interest at the rate of
per month will be allowed from the date of certi-
Gates till LIST July. Owners of taxable property in
the city will nd it to their interest to call immediate
ly. A NELSON,
in00-lm Collector.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Attachment.

Jas. G. McFerran WIN. b Roberts.-Attachtnent.
ON motion in this cause and IL appearing that the
~ defendant VIM. II. Roberts, is a n0n-resident Of
the state OF Tennessee that the ordinary process
OF law cannot bs served upon him, it is, therefore,
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks, IN the Nashville Patriot, newspaper publish
ed Ia the city of Nashville Tenn, notifying and re-
qarng said WIN. b. Roberts, 10 APPEAR before me- an
acting Justice 81 the Peace for the county OF David
sou, state Tennessee, my Office Ia said city Of
Nashville, saturday 18th day OF February, 1889,
and defend SAID attachment suit the will be
taken confessed. This 18th day Of January 1859.
i4n2c-w4w JOSIAH FERRIS, j. =.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
1 Valuable Negro Man For Sale.

ID NiFtnr o4 decree ~ the Chancers rs,ar. "A
ID Nashville, reaStrrsa rs November Term lass
- tas esss Is Nieaafd saFzge, "A g paFfe wil
sell 10 Tie highest edder Al the Cou Z yard rase IA
Nashville. % SATURDAY he asna dzy 81 Jsnaxrs
txss, l1ksly ne<ro nias, Ahoas "a yeaFs oia
tDxss-A credit 81 ~ monfAs Nil ~ zls@a sna
nnsas. ~sth approved secaFsg, Tay 4hia IN halak ~
be required e Tie purchaser
\. A.. MeD0SAln
sal-sa @eEnF u J. savage, u~sle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Attachment.

T. A. Atchison VIM. b. Observation-Disclosures.
On motion, in this and il appearing that the
~ defendant, VIM. b. Roberts, Is NONRESIDENT nf
the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary process
of law be served upon him, IL Is, theref re,
ordered that publication be made four successive
weeks. in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper publish
ed the city Of Nashville Tenn, notifying AMI re-
quring slid Wm b. Roberts, to appear before me, an
acting Justice of the Peace for the county Of David
son, state of Tennessee, at my office IN said city OF
Nashville, ON saturday, 18th day Of February, 1872
and defend said attachment suit the same VIII be
taken for confessed. This 18th day Of January. 1859
jtn26-slw JOSIAH FERRISS, j. 7.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

its foreign commerce barely keeps pace with
its growing numbers"
One grows daily in its independence and
in its power to control the movements OF the
world. The other increases with equal rapid
ity in its dependence. and becomes daily
weaker and more despised.
How long is il that such must continue TO
be the difference between the systems? Until
after 1860, as we fear.
'l835-Dnmestic exports, exclu-
sive of specie, s100.459.OO
1s55- do do do I92.751 600
In that time our population had nearly
doubled.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Holloway. ointment and Pills.

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofula Cancer, Sore
Leg, salt Rheum and all eruptions, the Ointment is
the only safe and certain specific, and the Pills
equally reliable in Dyspepsia. Sold so Maiden Lane,
N Y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

DERS'iNS from the country can flush their lessons
il in one week
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are taught an easy and ele
giant style Of Writing. free from all U,lydr rH~cE1tiH
Of useless ard ridiculous display.
Knowing permanent reputation could only be gain
ed and sustained by the permanent Improvement OF
ms Pupils, Mr.. u. has ever purs ued that course II
canhur ana fairness which IA secured him, within
the last IS years, 50 liberal patronage ia Nashville
For evidence Of Mr. n's M teaching he uul y
needs To refer 10 the improvements Of the many Pa
pills he has taught IA the southern country. nd the
testimony Of those vi have Witnessed II for the last
twenty years. See large circulars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Rev. W. CRyrEa SAYS.

Having taken lessons Of Mr.. J. ". DoInE.R IN Pho.
biography, FOR four lays, free say tat would
not be drprs ed Il te knu~l ledge have thus recev
ell Tor $500 ! regard homo raphy ,as taught by Mr.
u. q long step on the highway of progress.
The day i not far distant, NJ hen. in my opinion
Photography, with its t~ IN sister, Phou0typy will be
tangi Ia 80 the schools Of the land and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

W. r. STEARNs, Pr4f@Shar ~ Gar-ruracufGi Sctefcc
and Lac. ia M University Il Mississippi, says:
Phonography, as taught by Mr.. DofHsAk y no con
fused collection 81 arbitrary charactsrs supposed
by many but a beautiful, harmonious, philosophical
and rational system. based upon principles which
- sIugle tlIat child can understand them readily
when illustrated and exlAatned by competent Ia
stTuctor, such know Mr. Doibear o. he. Boys 81
10 years OF age were members uf the same class
with my self, aud the rap,diiy with which they pro
gressed WIS wonderful &c me.
Nj more than twenty -four hours, think have been
spent by pr cticc aud receiving lessons and
am SURPRISED L. find thai already can write more
rapidly IA the monographs style than Ia the ordinary
method. With it'll. daily practice, am confident
that in few weeks, Photography will effect for
saving Of at least three-fourth Of the time lose At
present "a the pr 81 committing my thoughts d
paper. We're 4 r. ssble "a enforce the rvqulsition
cannot doubt that collrges and professional sehto
could others isc efieCtuay promote the intsr
rzts Il education as by making certain degree o
proficiency Ia Photography, prerequisite 10 the sd
mission OF every PupA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
SaturAay, the 18th day of February. 1853.

auction the highes bidder the following described
Lot parcels Of Land. si'uIted in Davidson
". about mile from the ETY. Of Nashville, known
in the Dln Of Owens addition Bnena Vista, Lots
Nos 90 and 80 fro ting sINtythree feet each the
Buena Vista Turnpike, rGnning back one hundred and
twenty nine feet Cass street Also, the following
Lots to-wt: Nos 81 g., 81, o., 65 aud 20, desig
mated said plan of BucnH Vista fronting in all sos
Sangster street and running ck l34 feet 70
II feet alley. Nos. IS aud "a front so feet each on
Crooked and back l29 feet to II feet al
ley. Also 10 Acre Tract, fronting % clio poles on
said Turnpike road.
TERMS or SALE.-One- third Cash, tn" balance in six
twelve months the purchasers giving notes with
two good endorsers, payable in Bank, lien
tanned for the payment of the purchase money.
W. II. =. HILL,
ian2O-w4w Clerk X Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
COMBINED ENTERTilNHLNT!
Purely Artistic and Scientific T!
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
Friday Evening. January 21st.

r l.. ABUURNET has the honor OF announcing that
y he will exhibit as above, his unequaliel mora
iua Of "A tour in Switzerland the laat Of poetry ma
sic aud song together nth the ascent of the far famed
Mont Blanc After which the HUMBUG, or supposed
spiritual miracles, will b. performed by common
power Influence, (np departed spirits called ON
ana some mystic and amusing CHEMICAL EAPFRl-
MENTS. For a description bills. Tickets so cts.
Children and Servants rs cents. ianlo
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
AUCTION SALE
Gbanferu Sales
House and Lot in McGavOck's
Plan.

John Beatty rs Jacob A. Clodfelter and others.
DURSCANT to a decree of the Chancorv Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1858 in above
cause viii sell at the Court house ia this city,
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
certain House and Lot, in McGavock's addition TO
Nashville, lot known as No II in the plan registered
on page Coz of Book No. 10, Registers Office of David
county.
TERMs-Credit Of six months, witt interest Tex
cept sums of Fifty Dollars, purchaser 10 give an
proven security md lien to be ined
Janl9-td - J. Z GLEAVES, C. & NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
JUNIOR KANE. II PhHafsiphia, sayI

Hon. THOMAS VI PENToN said Ia Congress; s'HaA
this art been known f'rtv years ago It would have
saved me twenty years Of hard labor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

4 VERY nEsiRsBIE Fahx. 1saat 81 niles fFesa
n Nashville, 1sstalnlns sbegt I-o Aandrcd and
Thtrty Aeres- FoF tsrns 9rfay n
a. yarUHS
i@nls-1 40. Al chsFry str-sf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Lot on Broad street, West Nash
willie.

Jas A. Woods rs. Jacob and George S. Simple.
DuRSUANr to a decree IL the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, 1855, in alb We
cause, will Sell at the Court house, in this city
saturday, the 10Th day of February, 1859,
certain Lot Broad street, in McNairy Is addition
same being part of Lot No 20, the plan of the Nc
Marry property fronting 50 feet Broad street
and running back loo feet.
Terms Seven months credit and sale free from
equity of redemption.
Jan19-td j. f GIEAvES, c. m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

40 the pr 'fessional man and indeed 70 every ono
whose pursuits IN life call upon him record Incl
dents Thoughts IL Is ~ the great labor Ia
machines II tile age: and like all sush Lcs thai
really good, does better work ihan be done
withoutit"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Chaucery sale of Negroes.

Morgan X Go. aud others US. Allen Ledbetter and
others.
DCRSUANr to iecree of the Chancery Court at
Nashy lille, at NoVeubeE Term, 1855 IN above
c.iase, viii Ell at the Court house, this city ON
Saturday. the 18th da. Of February, 1859,
y Negro Woman banned Adeliue AMI her two chill
dren, f1ifldge and Mtry attached N above suits
rERMS-->iX m''atns' ere ii, wHhoutintrrest. Notes
with TWO approved securities, and payable Bank of
Tennessee, required Of purchasers
Janl9-td J. +. GLEAVES, c. X NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Lot Of 1 I-2 Acres in Spring
Place.

Thos. Earhart Jno. Phelps and others
DCRSUANf to decree OF the Clancary Court at
Il Nashville, at its November Term, 1885 in above
cause. will sell at the Courthouse, in this city.
saturday, the 18th day of February. 1859.
1t OF one and half acres, in the village called
Spring Place. same being the property heretofore sold
bN III EarEart 10 John Phelps.
IEgMS C. edit of six and twelve months without
interest and ire from equity OF redemption Notes
with good security required and lien be retained.
JInl9-td j. F. GLEAVtS C. x NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

m RIBS PFtrae clSssr SD;
lUO 50 d. 20. rsnaa.ky d;
co hazhez Orchard Grass SEED:
500 10 Csesn fflae 30. d..
80 -. k<r1ppr1 %. DO:
800 da- Hor4's %. 10.
Thezs see1s Are - l.si year's sFo~sA snd pars -
Any br0a< Il 10 he uarset so sale By
5aaT ARasrR0xc = CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Saturday, the 18th day of February. 1859.

Lots Nos -, 49, ~, 80 and 81 being subdivisions Of
Lot No "A IN the original plan Of Nilsson Spring Prop
erty.
TERNs-0ne, two and three years credit without
interest. Notes with pod personal security requir-
and lien retained.
jau19-td i. L. GIEAVES. c. & NJ