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LAND FOR SALE.

nor sale very desirable Tract of land, contain
l. ing about 80 Acres, fronting on the Murfrees
bnro' Turnpike and within lies of the corporation
Of Nashville, and in the neignborhood If Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington Insti
tute.
This valuable Tract of Land is well adapted for n
frstrate residence, commanding one of the finest
views in David on county. great portion OF the
land is rich bottom, with branch of excellent wa.
ter running through it from about 30 never falling
Springs. It's short distance from the city will rem.
der it valuable for Brewery Dstiliery, annery, on
any minuf curing business which requires large
quantity of pure water and is unsu ssed for
ket garden, orchard and winery. The iE prOvements
consist of Il Frame House, nearly new, with Kitchen
Stables, &c, and all enclosed with "A good fence
chiefly plank and picket Terms very liberal
For particulars apply to
may -triw2m f. r. GLASCOCK x co.
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We are enabled. from personal informa ion,
20 give our political ~ sociaies In other States
- reliable assurances OF Democratic victory Ia
the Old Dominion. The division aud diner
ss sast ssa s e S1s By ss he q ss
which always presages ID, moeFatc iri-
umph. Mr.. Letcheris vote will represent the
true Democratic majority in Virginia.
70 States, 2Ia Aay. fp
We copy the above paragraph from the
States 20 show the expectations Of she sham
Democracy of Virginia, The election takes
l,ss place to-day, and we shall soon have the re-
suit. .sao5
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$500 REWARD.

DROKE JAIL at Springfield, Robertson A., Tenn.
I'D the night Of the 2end day Of May the follow :
ing prisoners:
joan BUTT, years old, dark complectsd, heavy
set, about SIX feet high, rather quick spoken, who
committed for the murder OF Cook.
REYEoIDs, IS 80 years Old, about FIVE feet high
well properuoned, dar esnpleeted aud very active
who was committed IS necessary % the murder Of
Cook.
cARRoEI MORRIS, shout % years old, dark eomrect-
ed III featured. stamaers, has affection Of the hip
and legs and walks baily; committed for tie
murder o. bis father.
JoHs izEsIaS, sboat IS years old, about S \ feet
high, well prof6ruaned, lair complicated anu quick
spoken; who was cosnmiffed Tor larceny.
NilI give a saFd o. $500 for the apprehen sion
and 6eltsery OF the above prisoners me- or $50 for
the pfehensoa aud delivery OF either .ne Of
them NJ J. DRAUuHON.
may2s-3t UzA
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aud considering Il worries the Democracy
now, what will Il do when IL comes 10 ma
tarityi Is il possible tlial the Governor Is
travelling all over the State hghtiag an infant
"a Two meaths oldf Now, the beauty 81 ali
this H., thai thls infant u TWO moaths Il beld
responsible By the Democracy FOR the extra
vagsnee Of tbs GoFernmens daring The past
six years beginning Eve years and zen
moaIhs before ID waa hoFn.-nsA Bniistsn-
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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On SATURDAY.. june 25th. 1855

- WILL be offered at public sale, at -
sL..iI the Court house In Nashville, the &-g1tzk.
III beautiful country seat known s17sA
''GLENOAk Estimated about two miles from -
the city OF Nashville the HillsbOro' pike. lie
premises consist OF ifleen undulating ground
well enclosed by picket fences. The improvements
consist of two-story tenement, containing about ten
rooms ether with kitcbe stables, out bogses,
terms &c, all in good order The houses built
by the Rev. Charles Ttmes about i've years ago and
are tasteful. substantial and complete.
The property will be sold on one and two years
time, With interest from day OF sale; lien will be
retained, and notes payable la bank, satisfactorily
endorsed, will be required.
". Tucker Is on the premises and will show them
To any person desiring TO purchase.
For further particulars apply 20
JAS b. CRAIGHEAD,
aprS-dkeotd 20 Public square.
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COMING TO MEMPHIs.-Prof. L. P. Yandell
has resigned his professorship in the Medical
Department at Louisville. KY. post be has
long and ably filled, with view of removing
to this city. He will be a great accession TO
AraLdnche
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-26

HoIIoway,sO iafment.-Searching through
skin and gland nerve and muscle to the very
and external disease this mild yet powerful
vegetable salve effects a cure with amazing celebrity.
Sold so Maiden Lane, n Q. may24-1w
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Sc 90 SEWING MACHINES.
PlfAC TICAL
Family sewing Machine
FOR SIX DOLLARS. -

DERfoRAINc goed serk light ana heavy fab
Il rnz No mtzsinE or ripplss Of slHehes- No g~t-
siI have r.
Tae preprietors besevs fhey place before ths pub
lc the grcatst ca seee fur iavestBseAf odefe.
Ssxlng hschlz1 eaztstniag all The requisite qa4ll
tsss. hch, oy ifs afiriiy AIS oS Caz1, u n
encs 70 ths Nha have been aaxhsasfy
s4izEng fof he has 20 sithin t1etr Efzs-
Al arlers from abs es11try Irenstly azsenaed -
fac=1l dsCGszEt us4kle a. seaior8 Al setlef %
care nlzlsz lpesazs 1z1les
As4 4lss p1hae gezEeT4zss iaxised call ana
The Aaras1s - assFelsna 4na ex3ualae as speazeez
81 sa~lag IA. HIGGINS,
Gsaszal Assnt Cor Hilanls ea4 Assssaust.
szass RscA No. " Aezlh EeaEtb street. - ieaiz,
No. nAYzs-ssz
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MEG AYOCK.

ON THURSDAY, the 9th day Of June next, on the
~ premises. will sell at public sale, IS 30 Lots
in ID. T. McGavoek's First Addition % Nasty lie.
The Lots front on College Cherry aud summer streets
aud among the most valuable Lots that sec
ton. Particulars ia due time.
nIaNlH-ld A V. s IINn-I EY
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COMMITTED TO JAIL

OF Davidson county, the oath day OF May,
" 1853, negro man, as runaway who says ms
name is WILLIAM, and that he is free, lives at Taade
ga, Alabama SAID negro is no doubt slave, aud is
Is about IS years old dark complexion i've feet four
inches high; wears whiskers; weighs about $50
pounds; has a brown Jeans oat aud pants The
owner Is requested tn forward, prove property
and pay charges tn law directs This May 25th
1859 Thus HOHSuN
may26-w4t Tailor at Nashville, Tenn.
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Additional.

ON HCRSDAY, the 26th inst, at my great sale OF
~ Lots in Edgehcld, in addition TO the Lots already
announced, will sell those three beautiful i IN
Sheiby's Addition, corner af Woodland and Oak
Nos lO4, l03 and lO2, just beyond Altmeycr's con
dictionary. sad Lots are enclosed with plank fence
aud will da 10 brag on.
may 20-tds A. v s. LINDSLEY.
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Fans! Fans.

livery zarszfy Il sans. q PraFl. whiis azd re,
II Isusx, s4H4ls "a cd, aad les farasoi fans
'' sssss -ea y s-ls - IN nvaIrr-
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E D G. E F IELD.
Sale Extraordinary.
On Thursday, the 26th inst.

Propose 20 bring of the largest sale of Lots ever
Il made in that part OF the city. The Lots will oner
tbat day all n the tblCkly settled portuls aud
are all convenient To the busins of Nashville. Tne
Lots 1 shall offer are in
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Laws and Practice
w Fl / s Il,
III CkLEBE
vol souare cHtf.s,v,

VOL, square Gilt leavfs.
"rhls Bitie Manual Of the Law aud Practice
Whist has been got up under The Auspccs 81 the Ia
nous Porihnd COB, london. and Ia &, nsTally been
accepted as iaw upon the Game Of WhlsL"-Lstroif
.idrsTffser.
This book Is the stanford saf'ori'y Of nrgisne,
ubcre hos los onee popular treatise has cultivated
rs usefulness - KostoA Laaly -fdrstssrr.
''Tbis love q a little beck, dressed IN biue and
gold, and = tells 81 about f1e inselsciusi game %
Whist, and should be In he hsnee Of every Whist
player ."-EaaisSs AryNs-
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NEW PCBIIACATVONS
READY THIS DAT,
w. II. BERRY a co., Public square.
SHAKESPEARE-S
Legal Requirements Considered.

BY JoHS, LORD cANrEErI, LID, FRs.E.
IN Letier TO }. Poyne CoIIler, Esq. f. s. A.
vol. limo. Goth
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-26

Correspondence OF the Louisville Courer1
The KnOscirg Ones FdH-FEne Weather and
Track - Large Attendance - Best Race on
Record vi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

Tho news Of the day, YOU will receive through
the papers, even before nay letter will reach YOU
aud it is, therefore, useless for me even TO men
tion II. The "sickels' trial" which is dragging
its slow length along, at Washington city Is the
principal featured Of the teleaaPhic columns now
and the haste which the dsgraeeiul particulars
are seized hold of by the public press Is really
disgusting, But | must Gloss. shall go u"
further East than this, and shall be detained
even longer than anticipated, expect to leave
here for home about the middle or last OF next
week, and may possibly write YOU again.
j. W, 5,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

Tur Mosourro.-A writer in Harper's Maya
zine for April gives the following deserpon srs o t6e
naTt work on natural history sc The mosquito
is @ an offensive and venomous species of insect
He abdes in swamps and marshes . though En-. he /;
ties ties His bill is long, sharp, and piercing and
his voice is like unto it. In these respects ne
differs not from the snipe or sand hill crane 10
neither as to his general personal apPeara'vIt, "t
particularly when on the wing, lie also mucn
reminds one of a Scotch bag pipe, and yet is un.
like it, inasmuch that his piping; ceases ,,s wher
as bas is f4. land rice -Uersa. lie delights If
.s. 1nod and tortue, and his cruelty is particularly
,uui muuifess @ in that he invariabe sucks his victim
through tube instead of sTsownE oUd Hmm mtst
i.. h., h;S cnpoctv. When full, he rctires fol
Dny tme' sy bas s like the chamber Of Colts revolver
the charge often E.st nS he agSS gSiS @ S b
sibe s use he IS wot not, unless it be as mode
Of industry and perseverance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

lnE CHANGE IN rns BRITISH l.EcArroN-RR-
cEproN OF LORD I.YoNs.-On Monday last Lord
Napier presented his letter OF recall and took
leave of the President in Lis character of Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotentiary oil
her Britanic Majesty, and that the customary ex-
pressions Of good will were interchanged' on
tuesday Lord Lyons was introduced by the Seq
retary Of State as the successor of Lord Napier,
and addressed the President rs follows
Mr.. PRESIDENT: My first duty in addressing
YOU, AS tho Envoy Of Her Britanic Majesty, is,
in obedience to Her Majcsty's express command,
to assure YOU Of her esteem and regard for you,
and of her hearty wishes for the welfare of tho
Great Nation Of which you are the Chief Mag
istrato Her Majesty has nothing more at heart
iSn than to maintain the friendship and good under
standing so happily existing between the Govern.
ment of Grea Britain aud that of the United
States.
The yast Importance of the relations hetween
the two countries would cause me TO t:emble IN
entering upon the duties Of the highly honorable
,yost to Which the confidence OF my sovereign has
/ called me. am sustained, however, ny the con-
ylction that the good will and kind feeling which
animate tho government and the people, Will
remedy nv personal Deficiencies. must entrsas
YOU. sir, to view with indulgence the humble Ell.
! forts which | shall constantly make to merit
YOUR appreciation, and 30 give elect to ths cordial
and friendly intentions Of the Queen and OF her
| Muiestys government
have now. sir, the honor to place in your
hands the letter of credenco which her Majesty
has been graciously pleased to intrust to my
care. , -.
Upon receiving the letter of credence IRON
Lord LYONS, the President made the following
remarks:
NIY LORD give you cordial welcome, as
the diplomatic representative of your sovereign,
to the government of tho United States. | re-
ceiye with much qualification the expression OF
Her Maiesty's hearty wishes for tho welfare OF
the United States, us well as of her earnest de-
sire to maintain the friendship and good UNDER
standing now so happily existing between our
respective governments. These assurances pro"
Iceeding from sovereign who is universally es.,
taemod by the people OF the United States and
; BY none of them more than myself, are ca!culi-
tel to produce the best effect the relations be-
, tween the two countries. On our part these SEN
timents are cordially reciprocated towards her
Majesty and the British people. You do not,
YOU cannot, appreciate too highly the iinpor,,
tance to the people botl of Great Britain and
the United States of maintaining the most Tree
and friendly commercial and political inter.
course with each other. This desirable end VIII
bc best secured by a frank and manly dipom icy
so conccnial to tho character of the two nations
and, 81 fur as known tc uo, to your character
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

WILLIAM AND MAJ; CoLLEGE.-The Williams
burg Vn1 Gazette says that plan of the Col
lere has been prepared. and work Will speedily
be commenced. 1t adds: :.. ,..
The old walls will be retained, but the *
terror and interior of the structure Will dlt-
for from those Of the old. The new editce or
rather the renewed edifce, will present front OF
one hundred and thirty-six feet, which will bs
releved by two of the towers Of the Italian style
of architecture One of the towers will contain
the College bell, the other will be used as an OBJ
servatory. The two side views will present
each front of one hundred feet. The altitude
5f the new building will be much greater than
that of the old building. There viii be no dor
mitorics in the College, the faculty having re-
Gently purchased house which affords ample
Recommendations for students The interior OF
the College edifce will be convenient. There
will he six large lecture rooms, each opening in
to an Office Tor q Professor, and laboratory
which will PRESENT all the modern improvements.
there will he spacious room for the library,
and srleaiid Society Halls. The old Chapel viii
be out little altered"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

T.pR1sc AND FEATHERING CADET OF THE MA
VAL AcADEMY.-A letter to the Baltimore N'p"'-
lican. dated Annapolis, April 9Th, says: .,,.o
A few evenings since, shortly after tng 'iSoo Sa'
of the evening parade OF the cadets oi .,i1 bv
an excited crowd of his brother students, and
carried behind the walls of Fort Savern' Here
the object Of their vengeance was stripped ana
covered with q heavy coating of gas-tar, TWO OF
three pillow cases Of feathers were shaken over
him. and then he was turned loose to suffer The
effects of this harsh trea 5ment
Il is said that this new species OF dlscipiin'
was introduced in consequence OF information
having been given by the victim as 70 some he ',ora
tions Of rules, and other lmproPrle'es' y
of his fellow students. 1t is not yet knowr
what action the commanding officers have takeI
in the matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

Mr.. VRNoN CoNrRIBuTIoN IRON slave"
find the following in the Augusta Chronicle "nG
Sentinel > .. A few weeks ago my faith'u' olu
servant, Maria, having heard me IN conVers1l'on
With INV husband respecting the Mount Vernon
antarnrise requested me to tell her something
about it. | explained the intentions of the Ia,
dies and their wish to purchase. She asked il
she She might be permitted to contribute her mite
that this was her country as well as the Whit
neople's, and that her mother was raised in tho
Vicinity of Mount Vernon, and had witnessed
tbc burial of General Washington-that she ire
ouently heard her describe it, | told her sn'
might give what she pleased, and this morning g
without any further having oseh a., salu, al, 81,
broucht the enclosed dollar, with the earnest
nrayer that the ladies might be successful
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

PRESERVING Bu11ER.-A patent has been Sc
crred hv ". Clark, of London. for the following
method of preserving butter The butter is @ iirsS
baaton in ,he usual manner after churning, then
placed between linen cloths and submitted to Sc
we're pressure for removing whey and water. IL
is now completely enveloped or covered with clean
white paper, which is coated on both sides win
preparation of the white of eggs, IN when d, NJ
teen grains of salt is used Tor each egS' nus Ln.s
trenared raner is first dried, then heated before
4 FIRE or With hot iron, just prior to wrappin ng
il round the butter. 1t is stated that butter e
NAV n be kept perfectly sweet without any salt iol
t1r3 roontlis. when thus treated, if placed IN a
.ooi drv cellar. The submitting OF butter to
nressure. as described. is good plan, and ., one
which we recommend to all our farmers. IheJ
can easy practice IT with small chesssffe'S'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

AKR1vAL.-U. s. Senator Hemphil arrived at
home on last Saturdays Houston stage, IN ap-
parent good health. Ills many friends IN ihe . ci
tx of Austin. are highly gratitea at tne ais1ii:
eS;Slsd Senator'S safe rstnrp tc ihe State Capt.
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srprr,rE CcrRr-The Supreme Court net at this
rl,,e On TUESDAY morning last, present. Hon Il. T.
Wheeler Chief Justice; aud O. NJ Roberts, AsscsIaiei
Gen. rsos. Green, Clerk. HIS Hu3or, 5Hege Bel.
has not %: ar4irei su, is lssssi f~s dA;ly 9s's
z s.e..y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

The proceeds of the trarriag exhib. ton IN
SeF Y5rk fot pugiiiet's wiiow were S2'Vo'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

COL BAKER-The nomination, says the
Union, of E. D. Baker, last evening, in the
Republican State Convention, over F. NJ.
Pixley, for member of Congress from the
Southern District, was test vote question
showing thata majority of the Republicans
were disposed to be tolerant and conciliatory
in regard to the Anti-Lecompton party, Col.
Baker having strongly advised that course in
the Convention, in opposition to some very
bitter and partisan remarks on the part of
Pixley.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

MASONIC BALL-A grand ball will be given
Mt san Leandro, Alameda county, on ST.
Johns Day, the Gath day of June. 1t will
take place at the Estudillo House, kept by
our whilom fellow citizen, Seymour Pixley.
This hotel is one of the finest and best in the
country, and is an inviting place to stop at
We hear it highly spoken of by every one
who has visited the delightful region of
country in which it is located. We under.
stand that the preparations for the contem.
plated ball are very extensive and that it
will be a brilliant affair
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

The MURDERER JENKINs.-The Plumas Ar
gus of June I'd, after giving an account of
the late murder of MeCarty by jenkins, at
Indian Valley, says:
Jenkins is about five feet nine inches high,
silm and slightly inclined to be round shoul-
dered, dark hair and whiskers the most dis
uhguished mark is his teeth, the upper ones
are snort IN the centre and increase in length
each way, while the under ones are long in
the centre and diminishing each way fitting
the curve OF the upper ones. The citizens of
Indian Valley are still in pursuit, and it is
generally supposed that an arrest will be
equivalent to conviction, and conviction TO
death. without Intervention of Judge or
Jury.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

WILL HE NEVER SroP Frank Qualey, at
the corner of D and Third streets, not salts
fled with furnishing the community with all
sorts Office creams and delicious sweet meats,
must needs add another temptation, more ir-
resistible than all the rest in the shape Of
frozen strawberry juice Go and taste for
yourself, and be assured you will depart en-
tirely satisfied that hot weather is not with
out its blessings. What Qualey will intro
duce next, it passes our comprehension to
guess
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
MINING IN P1uMAs CouNrr.-The plumas

MINING IN PLUMAs CouNTY-The Plumas
Argus, Of June cd, has the following:
AT Mount Pleasant, Wm. Jacks d Co., four
men, after two weeks work cleaned up two
sluice boxes, taking out thirty eight ounces.
They have long ground sluice not yet
cleaned up in which they save more than
half their gold.
Doran & Mcdonald, three men, cleaned up
twenty-five ounces, after ten days washing.
Doran d Greenaugh, twenty five OF.
On Fales Hill, Sloss & Co.. four men, after
ten days washing, cleaned up eighteen OF.
The French Co., twenty or
Other companies are getting equally as
good prospects
Water sells in the above mentioned mining
districts at ten cents per inch there are
three bitches running full, but are not able
to supply the demand.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

INSISTING UPON HIS RIGHTs.-A rough look
ing customer, putting up temporarily at the
What Cheer House, undertook yesterday af-
ternoon to enter Pawnbroker's office adioin-
ing the hotel. He was refused admittance on
account of being in liquor, whereupon he be-
came uproarious and declared that he would
stand up for his rights or die; that he had
paid his money to put up in town, and by =,
he would have the full privileges to which
he was entitled. The Pawnbroker however,
did not recognize his rights, and finally the
indignant individual retired
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

SUPPOSED Loss OF L1FE.-The Alta Of
Wednesday says:
This morning, about o'clock, Chinese
fishing boat, bottom upwards, was found
floating in the bay, near Alcatraz Island
Upon being righted, it was found that the
mast was broken, the oars were in the boat,
and several articles of Chinese clothing were
living on the seat. The boat must have cap
sized very suddenly, and in all probability
the parties having charge of her were
drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

ARREsrED.-By a dispatch, says the Union,
from Whiting & Cos Express, under date of
June 9th, at Quincy, we receive the follow
ing local intelligence:
John jenkins, who murdered Sterling Nc
Carly few days since, in Indian Valley, has
Just been brought in by the Sheriff jenkins
was arrested on Truckee river and came
very near being ynched by the citizens, who
finally consented to give him up.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

AURORA BoREAus-We witnessed, about
o'clock yesterday morning, beautiful ex-
hibtion of the Aarora Borealis, or Northern
Light" continuing, under our observation
about Is minutes. With the exception that
occasionally warm tint could be observed
the light was white, changing rapidly from
east and west of north, shooting towards the
zenith in distinct lines of various breadths
1t is seldom that we are favored with an ex-
hibtion of the Aurora Rorealis in this vicin-
ity,-Sdc Union, geSterddH