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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17

The power to Danish for such causes is &C
knowledged By every well regulated govern
ment, that has heretofore existed from the
days of the Jewish theocracy down to the
present time.
Hr. Speaker, have said thus much upon
the constitutional question; upon the powell
to Danish, and upon the necessity of passing
this bill because believe it ought TO pass /
felt il my duty TO do so, such are the feeling
of the 2300 constituents l represent, and
among them on my return home, during the
Christmas holidays. I found not one man
was opposed to the bill, that saw but all
urged me to secure its passage, saying they
felt more interest in that than the Bank ques
ton. have also further thought it proper
to say what / have upon the constitutional
question, because I knew this House was
closely divided, and many members have told
me If they could be satisfied that the bill
was Constitutional, they would vote for it
otherwise not
And now, Mr.. Speaker, like the Represen
tative from Sumner, Mr.. Bennett) when i
shall close my earthly existence here, and
am about to pass through that dark shadow
and valley of death, I shall. if live to see a
fiaaI vote taken On this bill, have the proud
satisfaction of looking back upon one green
spot in the history of my life land that will
be my vote in this Hall, in favor OF the prin-
shall view it as being evidence that / have
done all / could to remove from the heart Of
our body polite an incubus, rotten nuisance
In the persons and actions of free persons Of
color, that are continually praying upon the
vital principles and public veal of our happy
county and political institutions.
Mr.. Mayfeld, interrupting with leave, said
Docs the gentleman mean to say that a free
negro per Sc is a nuisance. or that it is wrong
for him to breathe the air, or drink water. /.
Mr. Trewhitt. ] do not mean TO say a free
person of color pr SC is a nuisance, or that II
is a nuisance for them to breathe the air OF
drink water, but do say that when they, by
their acts, corrupt the atmosphere they
breathe and the water they drink, to such ex-
tent that it corrupts the public morals, breeds
dissension. disease and diScord into the heart
of the body polite, they then become nui-
sance of public character, and such nuisance
should be removed in the mode prescribed
by the principles of the bill I advocate.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
CAN do ATE y.
For Attorney General,

OP We authorized to announce W. l. Nc
CONGO, of Williamson unity, as candidate 10
Election in May next. dec24-te
E1- We authorized to announce K. W. HAY
WOOD, of Davidson county a Candidate for Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties of Davidson Williamson an sumner
octI9-te
E4- We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
ESQ.,, of Sumner county, candidate for Attorney
General in the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election May next octl4-te
a5- We are requested to announce s. L. FINLEY as
a candidate Attorney General of the Ninth udi-
cial Circuit. Election May 1860.
oct lite
c. We are authorized announce JAMES F..
RAISs Esq as a candidate for the Office of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit composed of
tue counties of Davidson, Samper and Williamson
Election next May. oct3-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
~The assertion Of Liebi.

The assertion Of Liebig the great Ger
man chemist, that the corn-produciDg power
Of the earth IL becoming exhausted, and will
be entirely so in score or two of years ~hen
the supply of guano gives out, will, we hope.
arrest the attention of Our.BourbOn and Rob
iason county friends. A want of bread may
be supplied by taking to animal food; but
what can compensate the world should the
supply of corn whisky be cut of? Leibig,
however, like Joseph before King Pharoab,
interpr-ts the dreams of science. and warns
rs, in our years Of plenty, to prepare Tor
those Of scarcity. VIII the time ever arrive
when Bourbon" and Robinson county"
will be things of the past, like the Falernian
Of the Romans or the Nectar OF Olympus?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17

AFFAIRS on THE Rio GRANDE.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the n. Y. Times, on
the 18th wrote that
The official report of Capt. Hcintzelmann
has been received 10y Secretary Floyd Ii
gives the details OF The battle of the 9th
ulI., with Coriinas. The latter, with GOO
men, was entrencbed one mile above RIO
Grande City, Capt H.. attacked him with
$50 regulars, and $50 Mier rangers. Cofti-
mas retreated and running fire was kept up
for ten miles. when The outlaws dispersed.
Corlinas with 20 men swimming the Rio
Grande. All of CorIiDas artillery aud sup
plies were captured. COrtinas soon after ap-
peared before Roma, a small town higher up
the river, and threatened TO burn it, and
Capt. Stones company of cavalry was sent
TO occupy it.
Company c., Ist artillery, is occupying
Fort RinggOld. Capt. III. begs that new
troops may be sent him, and urges the posi-
tive necessity Tor them on that frontier.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Mexican Mustang Imminent.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity -
perhaps article in the history of tn Matera Medi-
ca ever acquired the same patronage, subjected
to the same number of and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang Iinment
1t has justly been styled Panacea fol all external
Wounds Cuts, Swellings, Sprains, Bruises, Erup.
tons Man Beast. 1t is far a medicine of sur
prsing virtue that Physicians are compelled to pre-
scribe it, and from some remarkable of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from the first scientific minds
of the age. No family afford to be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations.
The genuine is sold by RESI- ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Propretors,
tan2-1m - - New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
~Tbe Foundation of three story bull

ee-Tbe Foundation of three story build
ing in Memphis. occupied by FoKREsT, JosEs
4 Co., negro traders. gave way on The 18th
inst, and the building fell to the ground. A
@number of negroes were envcioped in the
ruins, two of whom were killed, and several
others badly wounded. The building was of
80. brick aud was erected last summer, at cost
Of 81 900. has
The same day the walls of a new building
in the course Of erection for the Appeal Office
gave way and fell to ,hr ground. The Bulie-
tan GAYS &f
The wall on The souih fell upon the roof Of
one-story brick adjoiring. in which had
= been placed portion OF The steam press and
fixtures, rrc,htly rcceived by our ARpeot
friends. crushing TO the ground and injaring
sf the machinery 10 q serious extent. AT the
time of The accident three persons were in
rs the main portion of The building. all Of whom
-sa escsped with the exception OF a carpenter
named Ailligan, who was buried nearly ten
feet beneath the ruins His cries Tor asSls-
lance however. were distinctly heard from
without and active cxertions for his relief at
once commenced. These sforts, persever-
ingly followed up in the midst OF cold
and drenchiDg rain, were ere long croWnt d
with success, and the unfortuDate--we should
say fortanate-man released from the tomb
wherein be had been literally buried alive
We are pleased to state that his injuries are
very slight and will not incapaeiiate him for
business for any length of time.
The building in question was OF brick,
three stories in height, including basement,
and had already involved an expense TO its
owners Of about $4,000. TWAS for NE as a
printing establishment. and was TO have been
in readiness for occupation early in the COM
ing month. The loss in damage to machinery
and fixtures. as above Described, will amount
TO fully 81 900 more, making total lOss OF
about $4,000, which we regret 10 say Is not
covered by INSURANCE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Cr,miuaI Court CIerls.

81 We are authorized TO announce CHI ARIES NJ
HAYS as candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing election. decSi-te
aE- We authorized TO announce CHAS. L. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. uly4-t
e. Weare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANK,
Esq. u a cantaate for re-elec io1 10 the Office OF
Criminal COurtClerk at next March election. myl7te
IT r We are authorized 10 a.uounee pr. +. VI
PATTERSON as a candidate fOr CrminaI Cot. rt Clerk
atthe ensuing MArchelectiOn. may24 I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale.

J. Hooper, VS.. Alexander McCown and others.
DURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court al
l. Nashville in the above named case, will offer al
public sale at the Court House. IN this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February, 1860
House aud lot on Russell street, in Edge1eid
the same being the property occupied by Alex.
McCown, (the lot fronts so feet aud runs back ITO
feet Ia alley
TERxs-T mouths credit--and without right Of re
demptiou--pGrchase money tn be well secured by
personal security and lien to be retained.
jan. 10, 1850 I'd j. Z. GLEAYES, C. & N.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17

Mrs EinsIOsy, an experienced nurse al
emale ph ysician has soothing syrup for children
eethips. which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethI-g by sofeniDg the gums lucing all llama
on-wilI ailay all pain andis sure to regulate tue
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it llgive res,
o yourselves and rehefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d4wly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Part of N. A. McNairy Farm
CD Acres
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860

DURsUsNT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville ig the of Amanda A. Porter
r. c. MeNairy and etters, will oaer at public sale
at The Court House ia this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860,
sixty aud mia ETY. poles Il land lying the
West side Il the Franklin Turnpike Road miles from
the ciiy-ihe same being part Of the n. A. AeNairy
farm, and beng L9tSko. I, =, sin the plan Of the
division q. said farm. Said land fronts the tnrnpke
d Browns Geek runs through the tract, and the
" 81 be sold n whole divided may ap-
pear u advisable day OF sale
IKHNs--i. =. a years credst-notes 20 bear in
terest be pa yabIe In Bat aud lien be retained
jan. lie. 1850. I'd. J. +. GtEAyES, c. u.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and resumed the consider
alton of the bill to reform and regulate the
business of banking in this State, and having
considered sections two. three, four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, and ten, and various
amendments, it adjourned till a. m, to-mor-
row.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Chancery Sale--W. II. Lucas
Lands.

ON Saturday the 18th day Of February, SEQ az the
~ Court House, 10 Nashville, viii oder a. public
sale, highest bidder. credits OF 9, ~ Island
months; with Interest froHa day Of sale the tract
OF sex acres Of land, which Washington r. Lucas
ressdes, and formerly known IS the Edmund
Crutcher place.
viii offer said tract of land, divided into such
parts as may saft te defendant and viii continue
unfl enough shah be sod 10 pay AID Fatsfy
tie decree OF this Court IA Of A. Alissn admir-,
ke- va J. A crnIcheF and others fsF - 46i 90 be-
SIDES interest and cOst. The property viii be sol
without the right q redem tie, and the purchasers
viii be required 10 ther notes with approved
security, af the tiIae Of the SALE
Sale pursuit 70 a decree Of this Court al November
term, 1852 10 II A. AiiisoH, Aanar IS James A.
grutrher and othors. and Hen be retained land
anita pad for. J. < GLkAvES, G n.
i'm. fs 1850. I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
For sheriff.

NJ We are authorized announce JOHN K
EDISIN DSON a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson
county, at tue ensuing March election oct26-te.
UPWe are authorized to announce JAMES NJ
HINTON as candidate FOR re election tn the Office
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing Marcel
election. scpt2Std.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
Land for Sale.

L'ORff SIX acres Il land three miles from the city
II and tuat Il on Mil Cssrk. being a part OF llss
smith tract OF land ere L. abcg or acres 81
heavily tu,i'oIed, the bsl.ice eiesrsd and In Cue
STATE r cultivation The sl h. ef thc richest ssali-
- a. q for gardening purposes IL lhfefior
Davidson County. u u IA sight al two Nils tie
line on one SIDE running IN tie Of The poRd
which aaorcs an ofIertriny Ter pUtftng Up ice,
which = a rrsat G. nsieerair u ie tlsse Irg Ia
engage IN HAT trSiEsss- fsT tsIns OF sac, &c
apply g. r. 1kABIk ~ to
ganlG-ltat.gw GIASCt X 4 NENSOM.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
rurnishin. and Fancy Eeeds.

III are aus rsAsixiHg ane sssofsEerf Ell Ia
w ntstans 1eee 81 nbieh same >Hfl<Is-
every varsity ttseFas an4 latest sty tes-Ca.iaI<
dleses ,Sazpcn< "a 1.ehes .Neek flea, fnekss i4na
ss--Aosef asHs sz&kF fIssSE-ol osttsa, e'oof, Ne
riao. sad LzsAf 4 s---fkAyElI>s ssIAaIk .eaznt.
as h4cksk5E Aid ass Cali &c fer sac ~
as~<-sf ,. "a AekILL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17
House and Lot ON Broad street
Saturday the 18Th day OF Feb

DURSuA>T To a decree Of the Chapeery Court Al
IL Nashville ia the OF James johnson p
Johns0H ana others. will offer az public SALE the
Court House In this city on
Saturday the 18th day OF February, 1s60.
the house aud lot NoFth-sde of Broad street (be
tween Cherry aud Snamer) formerly occupied by
James johnson. Lot o. feet froRI.
TEExs--Cash 81 fea--and for the the balance n
eredh OF g s, years, terest ezo,< for gear
the last RGte-
BildlBgs To commerce nj SIS, 400
Jan 10, 1850 I'd j. E GlEAvES, C. N.
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tounty Trusree.


sS-We arc authorized 10 announce wM. JASPER
TAYLOR as candidate for trustee of Davidson
county II tue ensuing March election. jana u
Es- We are authorized To announce JOHN ". MAR
as a candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
| March election. ocill-ld
ns-we are authorized To announce HARDIN p
BoSIlCk Candidate Tor the Office " County Trustee
OF Davidson ccuaty az the ensuing March election
oct5-td.
ss-we are authorized TO announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as candidate for County Trustee, al the
ss-wear thsrizedt9 announcerHos.T I. SAUN-
DEkS a candidate for Ihe oulee of County Trustee
Of davidson Coauty at the election TO be held in
March, 1850. apr2o-ii
ea-we are authorizedto announce SAMUEL. p
AhENr a candidate for County Trustee at ihe mex
March election. aprl9-td
.Es- re are authorized to announce IsHAN
CLARKE ;tas:.l.ts tor Trustee of Davidson coan
y, ~ tbs aext darcn sieetaon. aag2o-te
For FAX Collector.
sS- We are authorized 10 snnouDce W. B. YoUxa,
OF hitc's Creek, candidate for Revenue Coliee
tor Tn ensuing March election.
Hs- We are authorized TO aanoanoe DANIEL G.
CLARK caa5 ate FOR teveaue Collector of Da.
wilson county AT the ensuing March el~etioa-
dccSo-te
As- We are authorized TO announce ACTON
YOUNG as candidate Tor Tax Collector Of Davidson
eoasty a, the eHsuing March election.
dec2s-te
az We are authorized 70 announce A J. RAMSEY
eaRdidaie Tor state ane County Revenue Colee
tor for Davidson county II tae ensniag March cleo
ton. deczs-te
UP We are authorized 20 announce JOEL a RAT
TIE candidate for the uhce % Revenue Coliec
tor OF DAFidson county al tns ensuing March cleo
! ton. dec2i-ie
a. We authorized 60 announce JOHN GREER
a a candidate far rv7eleeti0n - the ON state
aud County Revenue colleetsE al tie ensuing March
election dec2i-te
SS- We are authorized 20 announce ANDREW
GRkG3fkf ae.adilate for Tax Collector OF baysd-
son coanty a. tbs ensuing March election.
e. We are authorized % announce ROBERT
PtlN sEts as candidate for Revenue ceiiectof 81 Da
wilson eoaaty a. the ensuing March eleetioa-
dec2s-te
Es- We are asthoriresi 20 announce w. 4 CART
WRIGHT as = can lsiate Tax Cssicetor or nayis.
soa soaasy AZ thexnsang March elec,isn
~ We are rushesized 10 sHnosnee i. p. foE1
- 4 easdI.ials fsr Revenae tsiiectsF of Dassason
eosEts, a. Its ensuing March sieetisn.
sAcc1--kp
g. We are authorized Aanoa ace K D. WIFI
w0IilH es c4nts5aie fl lha aesce Il keseaae sol
Letter Dssiassa eeansy ~ the alns Marcel sie<
is1. asSz--Ss
For Consfa bfe-1st District.
es-we arsastsorizesl % asneuEeq capt. JESSE ".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17

@The Legislature Of Pennsylvania have
sdoptsd resolutions approving the course Of
tas Representatives in Congress from Penn
syiyania, who have opposed Ihe faithless AID
corrAps administration o: Dir. BUCHANAN in
The contest f.sr Speaker. aad d,elsriag thai
Pennsylvania remains true 10 the Ceasiisn-
sioa aud the Union. aad regards threats u
disanisn viii eontempl and seorn.
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Co-pARTNERs HIP.
CHURCH ANDERSON 4 co,


rT,HE snaefsien<a have formed co partnership,
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w I'LL the gsften y la ~ss fsrscni en- tie ilIl
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n a SH s. M A R r.
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iaa1T-a NO. % College street.


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Fresh Garden Seeds.
DISSOLUTION.

THE rzrtnsrshsp asre-~fers existing under he
L name aaa ~ &c p ami C.ASs E<>e< .
abs day dissolved nsriual consent These having
eisins ~ arst m csuecfn Al presses fhz m % G.
fer settlement. aad tbose iEdeb ted u the
i-ts hrsa, ~ii please call sn the SINE. and ssti.e
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New England government.

The Richmond Whig, in reply to Rev. DR..
BELLOWS, '-that freedom was abnut to take
Possession of the Government in the name of
two-thirds of the American population. aud
administer il in the interests of the great New
England id a." says:
'Goi forbid Let US be ruled in any other
way than in the interests of the great New
England idea LIT us as a Government have
any other institutions. principles. morals and
manners, than such the tNew England
idea would force upon Better absoluiism
on the one side. and agrarian Democracy on
the oiher-beIter the caste Of India-the es-
tabiished church and aristoeracv OF England
the speculative theology of Germany, the
Intolerance of Rome, or the practical atheism
OF France-the perpetual tumult of South
America, or the stolid, stagnant stiffness OF
Rus-ia-better war, pestilence and famine,
than the ascendIncy and domination over
this country, and among these people, Of the
great New Dngland idea, charged, like Pan
dora's box. with every thing false in religion.
intoIeFabie in Government. hypOcTiIical in
morals. contemplate in manners, aud utter
ly and Inc1ucciyabiy despicable."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-17

SENATE.
MoxDAY. Jan. l6, 1856

MONDAY, Jan. is, 1850.
Mr.. Thompson introduced bill to ineor-
porate Rome and New Middleton, and Rome
and Rawl's Creek Turnpike Company. Pass
ed first readings-- Az----<z.z~=z 49,
Mr.. Horn, bill to charter the Dover and
Lafayette Turnpike Company. Passed first
reading. -. -. -
Mr. Mcclellan, bill to incorporate Nieo-
hcma Springs, in Sullivan county. Passed
first reading.
Mr.. Nash, bill to enable County Courts
to clear the lords of rivers from distractions.
Passed first reading. EkAA -