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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
FELIX o. C. DARLEY

In the departments Of Historical Romance
Domestic Tales, Moral, Artistic, and Humor-
GUS Sketches, Poetry, ETC., all the old and Just
~ famous contributors will b. retained, will
nee occesssons t,um the AiyAest seazks Of pcist,
II eratu'e. The following no1cd authors arr
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07
Incorporated 1s5O-Cha1ter Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL $1,000, 900.
.. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED
n E Z 8 Il PLU s OF 1892. l81 ~
And the prestige Of f,ty yfars success and
experience.

| UPWARDS or s12.OO0,oO0
OF losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance
Company in the past 40 years.
Tho value Of reliable Insurance will: be appa-
| rent from the fol lowing
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
NED BUNrL1NE,
JOSEPH BARBER,
MRS. n. T.. ROBINSON.
CAPT. JAS. F. ALCORN,
GEORGE MARTIAL,
r. II. NEWELL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
From ashiu.tou.

Especial dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-Po>itivc evidence
will o- elected th, ough Forbes, that The Pres
idcnt knew of Browns design to invade Vir-
giIia "a long ago May lat.
Wendell has commenced suit against Bow
mau for $50, 900 damages for alleged VIOLA
lion of their cunII act ia regard o thu Senate
printing, and The PresidrnI and AIturn. y
Gen, raj Black will be summoned as virtues
Sc.
The Senate Special lnvcsiie aiing Commit
tee Un Public Printing wall reveal some t at
ling idcts conc, rning new curruptIohs, ia
which distinguished officials are involved.
TO the q cnnati Gazette.)
WAsBINGroN, Jan Is. John Appleton A.
si>iant Secretary OF State, has been tender
and declined the CUilestOr,hip Of Boston.
Wendell and Bowmdn's diificuliy will lad 10
rich Developments. Wendell has issued a
process against Bowman. laying his dams yes
AT $4,000. Tue whole scandal will b.. de-
vel ped upon The trial. and the corruptionS
al the Administration exposed in their naked
dcfurmity- More disgraceiuI cor, upton nrv-
e: Occurr,d IN the history If this government.
Buchanan viii retire with the ex cr..tions OF
the community in which he has resided Tor
The past ears.
The Administration party is actively en-
gag trying 10 SUPPRESS an investigation
mao the printing Ih.qulty, bat the thIag j.
impO sIble.
W a ia. Committee Of Inycstigat on pro
pro- osed by King tails Ia fad will 1c brot.Dt
up on trial. Wendell viii push tue matter To
the ehd.
The New York Herald of Yesterday, hav-
ing Ia lie House +, port published Tn, se words:
"RUser y. Pryor, the tlihy liar aud |, bell
oil fIrs uiii. made 40 speech today" Ash
more, OI South Car, lua, moved thr xpul-iun
OF all Iis reporters from tie ilous.- gallery
and gave notice thai he would call up The
mUiIOn IO-muIrUy. This is nanIirsIl y al j TT
TO the r. p'.rtere Oi that paper, az th,y are uot
rcsphDsIbie Tor offensive words used They
were later pOla'ed into the +, pc. Ia Gie Her
aid oifice. Tnis explanation nas breu mad ,
anu wiiI SAT- ~ Pryor aud defeat tie Iesolu-
ton Of NpuisiUu.
Tue speech OF Douglas on Monday, promul-
Mitigating has desire I,r the e tabIlshmcnt o.
a slave code has placed the adhcrehts OF That
Z, utielnaH ia tue Iiou>e, ami ei -ewhere IN "A
seIy bad prcdicamcnt. They say IA slave
Code can Only apply to the Territories, while
Douglas theory iur tae pr election oi slave
property la Tue States does IioI apply 10 th,
Territories. aud therefore il is not a sIay,
code.
This is too fine distinction 10 admit of
di>tiug ui>hIbie difference.
Douglas had haudred thou -and copies OF
his speech prIaIrd Ia advance, foe ciIcula fion
ia the Southern States aud Illinois.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

The suit against the Trusters Of the Bank
of East Tennessee. which has brea p nding
In the Chancery Court at Kh"xville. was de-
cided by Cha lcellor LUcKEr on Tuesday.
We fesrn from the Knoxville Nag that the
following points were decided:
~isi. That the Trustees have no right, m
der the deeds Of assignmenL tn make prefer
erce among The creditors Of the Bank.
I'd That the eompiainanis arr bosz sds
boilers VI II. notss OF the Bank To the fall
extent Of Iheir aomiual value. and are easi-
lid to relief % that extent
3d. That the Clerk aud Master shall sell
the remaining trlsI I.rsp-rry ~ 6 and II
m1uths. and credit the proceeds on The sioei
no - Of VIM. NJ. Charchw-ll.
4ih- That a. tar yet appears In the caa-e.
fhs Trustees can not b. held liable O. r TIE
500 coo bill Of exchange IN thr Bank 81 lb,
R~pubIic endorsed by e. ". CAurchW.ll aud
sae said bill VAS handed over 10 tie Trustee
~ part Of the as-,.ts Of The Bahk. aud HAT
they had notice or information that the stamp
OF paymesl On said b II sas saastkegtsa2 be-
fore the time for u liking demand 90 the sane.
Why then they would he Liable, and Be di-
recsed the Clerk and Master 10 take proof oa
shis point.
5lh. An account was ordered as TO the
transactions aud seeoant Of Wa NJ Church
well ss agent of the Baak-~bai haIds be
bought aad hos they svrs di-fsos.'d 81
sIh That 20 fas - yet appears. thr fres
tees have not been gully " sither fraud or
negi.qeae<-r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Lord PAIMEsToN, in his scveniy-sixth year
is as lively and versatile a. ROVER IN the ola
comedy, recently de ivtred lecture at
Romney. very valuable for its practical truth,
on the mode of building cottages. and how
10 reform untidy people by making their
homes comfortable. lie INDUCED in flying
disc alton on short hand, aud the enormous
strides which the science of stenOgraphy has
made in our day. He threw out valuable
sugg, stions on tie subject of practical farm
ing. and showed that the stingy husbandman
was a bad political economist. Who gave un-
r, muncIaiive wages to his labOrers. In short
his Lordship was OVERLOOKING with practical
wisdom-,he fruit Of long expert, nee aud
observation.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

SLAVE SroLES Br FREE Moro AID SIN
/ m. two or thTer yeas ago yagsbnatlt-tf
sc n. gloe. iaInIiissrly known saloag as
Ben Reed sold his TO n West. E>q., ct
: as ciIy---he bring n likely soahg muisstto,
\ "a & n rally regarded A. belonging Ia B-n.
tnrn~ oai however that the ns gro was sio-
by Ben fr'm d.. JaIaiesna- Oi Aacosi. Ga.
.mr eight years sgo- MAS brought To this
slses., and di-lso~sd oi by B~n a. bis proper
~. The wuman bad he given up by h.r
a a Ber a losi. bat Ma Tec"g .siz d - mem
l,er ui D.. Jsmics,ns family. n"~ a resident
ufTal.ahas e. and. 90 being que tisSet, sls
esuis~s Il th- Ia n b. lea lHd ~as ~ sssaee
lslseed ina tbs p,sSs s-.sa 81 tsrersi \. Chairrs.
: .a-in law at ID. J. The rascaiiy thief. who
ciansS 90 H. a citizen IL Florida by virtue of
The Spanish irraty 81 css-s4oa. irft - Marks
sastar m,nfh> ago. a. steward on the brig Z
A Loud. fsr Srw York When last heard
irom h. SHs ia NeW Orleans Bca u sboai
fiss feet tra oT ei. ven inches hish. 10 or so
yeaEs old. high cbe~k lsuae-. capp eclerrsi |,
= liltle bent. hair grey aud ba' ~. pretty
gsr,d aFumnrr. very tsnd Of shlskey. aud =
ssIb5eet TO shsaa ssi-m. = T4ti4Assss FdSTsdszs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

RAvAGf:s or THE SMALL PoX N THE VICINI-
TY OF BosToN.-The small pOx still coniuu, 8
iis rayag, 5 i'll the vicinity # Boston, though
the deaths are few in comparison with the
number al cases Hardly town is free from
the Infection. In Newton large number
have contracted the disorder, aud i'll one
case, a man upwards OF so years OF age Is
now convalrsccnt rom severe attack. In
Waierlon many are suffering from either
small! poX OF varioloid. In Needlam there
are uuuibcr SICK; in one case an infaut I. K
ing he Infection who had been in no way ex-
posed To the disorder, which is apparently
carried about uncuu. ci"usly from house 10
house iE the clothes of visitors.
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The McMinnyiIle Ne,U Era of the 26tb says
The Knoxville Whg of the 24th says:

'.Oar information from all parts # East
Tennessee is Ia the eli CT that The prc,p ct
i've wheat crop il very nHpromising- Whole
ii, ldr. in ny instances. are eiIeciualiy
killed out by frosI. The winter has been a
more unfavo able one than had Ter years. for
The production of Wheat; ahd the disparag-
Ing prOeI ct III the xi year crop l. IA V
jag d, citie,l influence upon the rul ny prices
OF gram nov in the ket in this eud If
the State Wheat is now worth 81 %, and
Germ, the naked grain, without sacks, is worth
10 ecu s. although there is a quantity OF IL
in the country"
The Lebanon DemOcrct Of yesterday says:
Many of our farmers satisfed that the
present wheat crop is killed, are sowing large
quantities If sprIng wheat. Spring wheat
gIows finely aud yields largely Ia great
PORTION OF Illinois. and we know no reason
Why il would not in TENNESSEE"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Ac-ording to Section s.h. Chapter 4esh. Of the re-
vised LEWIS Of this city, which reads thus;-Bs e IN
AIDED Taat the scholastic year OF the high school be-
gin on the LIST Monday in September of each year.
and cl 'se the last Wednesday June, there be-
ing an intermisson OF week at the close OF the
first i've months session." The present session Of
ths city schools closes Friday. q III Inst The
ruary proxs the Snperintendent viii be in his OF
ice, corner Of Broad and Spruce Streets during the
first geek Of the SESSION, 20 issue tickets OF admis
sion applicants FOR the next session who have not
been menbe,s OF the schvois the pc ssnt
Eighisen hundred and ,.iletyliw pupls-Iot4
boys SIR girs-have been admitted the present
session, " iIh an average whole number Of l5lo-
Thirty-nne teachers-teu males and twenty-cne fe-
males-have been employed, LOCATED as foiIows:-I2
in the Hume -chscl, IL in the Hy mes, in the Trim
bic, in the Primitive Baptist Church, and in Linz
coln Hall. College Hill
The schools are constar tiy open for inspection,
and the City Council, parents and gusraiins of the
pupils, and the community generally. invited TO
visit the -choos Their yenence. The Superin-
his Office during II first school hour in
the morning, daily Tor the ston OF misc lane
business. being engaged in visiting the dG rent
thereafter tn evening, 1T Itch time he can
be found his dS eiiing, No 10, south Summer 81.
By order OF The Board al Education,
NJ. H. HOWARD,
ian27-Iw- Secretary.
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Louisiana Legislature and Southern
Ke.islanre.


We have heretofore copied into our columns
the resolutions of various Southern Legi>l.,-
lures on the suhjcct of resistance and dis
union in the event of the eIe tioa of a Re
publican to the Presidency. Tue following
just TO hand are from the Louisiana Legisla-
ture:
''Rssoirea. by The Senate and House Of RepTeses-
fafires Of Louisiana. Geserol assembly eoue5si
l. Tnat the State IL Louisiana deeply syinp.l-
thizs with The State Uf Nir-inia in tie
recent trials through which she has been call.
Ell {, pas tee
2. Thai the late attempted instruction n
HArper's Ferry was nos 10 much attack
upon The STATE OF Virginia a. il va upoa the
last lutioH OF Slavery.
B. That as Virginia Is border slavehoId
ing Stat. expus,d - the fanaIical la, ODDS e
such traitors and rGitisas as John ia own ssd
his I, flowers. Louisiana pledges erseli O.
stand by and Sustain her "a ant course she
uisy dem aesess.,Ty Ia pursue, in regard 10
thr a. gT,- sSi"n of the North.
4. That tie uHiys rrai syIDpathy saanifssied
by ibc Blaek Republican party loo ilse Trait
o. aad ma deer RsH, .wtfe reeatly ex.
eassai at Char e-iown, Va. gisss op~n and
uasli-Etii. Ell e, sdeaes Il ihs deeP-Seated
b salty IL ali tae slaveliol ing SIa'e~.
D fhat VA tAe cNctit os ilic - S4ivn a
Black Rrsabiicsa 90 the Presidency Of toe
UsiIrd ~ 1tes, Louisiana will consider II a
ean-e cor dis-ssiugiOD % Ihe tsshpn, said viii
ptoHp- ~ co-s.pes ate With her sl~ssr States III
calliag = general Ssushsra Coareniioa-
8. That, sho III saca an vveng happsn. the
Governs al tlae Stale be. aud he = hs.r. b.,
authorized and repair =, issar writ. OF ei.e-
sioa Ia she ehaiee OF drl-gair> 10 SAGA con-
ye-slioa. ,ae iog each Congressional pass-i let.
and tao Tor tbs STATE al large.
!. That the sum ri s25 os9 he. and = here
By, appso. risled. und rai.lecs ts she DRAFT II
tLesGos sraor I the Stat; al virslniii. -. The
pa tsoa 81 Loa.ssaslA's expenses IA The isle
tnueivs &c Harp<r's Ferry &S =
.. That e.py 81 the Tor going resolutions
be sal 10 escl tsoxeraeE Id she Uaiol.a =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
C.IrMBus Jan. %.


The Kentucky and T.nn ssee l. gi latures
reached here al o'clock this afiern ,on.--
Thy were conduct d ro the ball OF tue Ho use
cat Representatives and were receiy ii oy the
General As molly IN JON COW. n ion. Til y
were heartily welcomed in an address 10y
g bv. DcnnisOn.
Gov. Magoffin responded, returning CRATE
tut thanks in the name of the people OF his
State for this most cordi Il W leone. Til y
had expected "a wa IN gr eiing from Ohio.
but W re unprc pal, d for such II welcome; We
Will take home this welcome To The people Oi
Kentucky, aud lll them that all we have to
do 10 Ike; p the Government together. Is to
see each other ofteuer and know each other
better.
Gov. Magrffin then introduced Col New
man, of the Tennessee Legislature, who re-
spoudcd i'll behalf oil rennessee. He said that
while Congress ca"not organic ONO, feil-
ues>ee and X. ntucky can me, and greet each
oth.r as brethren. He .ulogized The Union
ami Constitution. HIS speech was received
WIN great applause.
AtI'r they ADJOURNED the convention, a
meeting was extemporized, numerous spe, eh-
~ ere made, and the best feeling aud great
enthuslaui prevailed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

zs-Rosa Bonl ear il about tn visit the
United Stairs professionally. IA opulent
Frrncb gentleman. au enthusiast la art, some
me since commissioned her ladyship To
cross the \ laHiic. proceed To the great
1rairi,S a. the Ia Wet, aud paint. from life
!, herd of Wild buiiaIucs. She Was To take
: a oA d time, acc mpllsh IA ia her own y.
ad lix her "a price Al fir>t she declined
4 ,.nt rtain IN proposition. hat finally. at r
srniRg IL over IN her mind. aud reh citing
hat an original and >pl, ndid work sue could
, AXE, he aceepged the Oh. r, AID comes ov
- the spring Ia make the picturc--G i
rOr. Phiisdsir pa Press.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

The San Francisco B4lzain, of Dec. 18th

The San Francisco Bailefin, of Dec. 18th,
has the following:
A movement is in progress to induce and
facilitate general eInigrsiiioaf of the His
pano-Am can population of California to
the Mex;can State OF sonora We learn
from Eco del Pacifco of this city. that an inn
parfant correspondence upon this subject has
recently taken place between juata or
committee, established at Lus Angeles. on
the part of native Mexican residents in this
State and Gov. Pesquiera- The Governor in-
forms The Committee that the State of Sonora
admits u thin its limits all persons. without
regard 10 their nationality. who desire To be-
come actual Tiers ia conformity With the
general laws of that Republic. For' igners
with iamiiiss may ot;ain lands free OF cost.
by complying with the laws for the eacour-
ag.meni of useful industry.
Fur those M-xieaEs who may desire 10 mi
CRATE from Upper California to Sonora, but
who are in such needy Circumstance as 10
be unable to defray the expenses OF their
pa>sag-, The means of Conveyance VIII be
provided according to the toms of the CIR
cular of 18th July, 1858, and 26.h April,
1859. The Government OF Sonora viii la
citrate the e., alilis hment of hmm grants irom
Opp California. whether Mexica,ns or for
eIgneis, who may devote themselves 10 agri-
culture, by supp ying them with cattle, seeds
ard implements for arming purposes. ne
State antb~tiIies of Sonora will also inter
pose their Influence with the Federal Govern
meni TO procure Tor Mexican inmigrats or
foreign settlers, The concession OF all such
privileges may be Necessary 10 secure the
enjoy ment of all the rights Of person and
prop rty.
The Governor closes his communication to
the committee by a general view OF the ad-
vantags which he lands OF Sonora Offer To
Immigrants who intend 10 engage N the pur
suIts Of agricul' ure o. mining, aud hO pos
se,s The Industry and p rsrverance Necessary
10 success III those Or aoehcs OF ia0or.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
Clerk and Masters Sale.

VIII am A. Campbell, Adm'r vs.. John P. " iiiis and
StHers.
DY virtue Of decree of the Hon. Circuit Court at
I'D Nashville Tenn. pronounced IA tlle above u.c
at its ia uaTy 1er.',, lse0, will expose public
lie TO the highest bidder 90 the home place Of he late
Wiiiiam Campbell, aee,s., On TUhSitAf, EHE tfH
DAY or MACH ise0 the foih,Nias N.gsoss,
SILVIA, Charles, Mary Jesse, NaEhingto ,Joha, Har.
ret, Nancy, Caroline, baua, HaBa.h, Nartah and
jane. And ais, Gu the same aay ,oa she prrmises
~til sell the TrscI OF Llnd ON which the wm.
CaI bell. dec ID, resided, coDta ming about to
Said aid aud Negroes sai, for sifylsiun am~n-
the hrirs OF saic v iliam Campbell, dec'd.
TsKH said Negroes sill be cold epun a credit Of
gu red said nd vii be snid upon 3 Great 1,
ana years with Interest, n.ies with approved
cufity Will be required aud Iiea retained unti the
purchase money Is PAID. DAVID c. LOVE-,
JAu25-td Clerk Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

LARGE LUMP or SuvER.-A mImmoth
lump Of silver ore from the Wa>hNe mines. in
Carson Valley, has been forwarded by Nor
rison. Walsh & Co, of San Franei,c", 10 the
Washington National Mon 'ment. 1t is two
feet six inches long. ten inches wide and
eight inches thick. weighs one hundred aud
sixty-lbree pounds. and Is valued at $500.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28


The severe cold weather in d cember and
the early part of January has materially
damaged the growing what crop in this
State. In this county many farm RS are
ploughing up and Resolving. We trust they
are mistaken as TO the extent of the damage
that has been done.
The Pulaski Citizen OF the 20th Gays:
afhere is a general complaint among the
farmers IF this county. that the wheat has
been killed. Some of our farmers ale SOWING
the SECOND time"
The SheIbyyille ErPositOr of the 10th says !;
"In Bedford county, farmers assure US not
more than baif crop viii be made, If that
Some fields are entirely barren, owing TO The
heavy freezes"
The Cleaveland Ban1acr of The goth says:
I'VE hard great Complaints among the
farm re- aiI0ui their whea. being IN. Ze out
and killed by the late coId weather"
The Athens Post of the 20.h says:
..Many fields that were believed to We
been rniireIy d. stroytd by the severe cold
weath,r, eginBing 10 show some signs
of life and pTOmi-e.
The McMinnyille NesO Era of the 26th says:
From the information we can gam, we
are OF the opinion that Warren has Jared
better than many of b, sitter counties. The
crop in Ills county l. injured, hut 10y no
me. n Destroyed. The what Wiz be thin on
the gr,tand, but what there is in a Ihriving
CONDITION, and the yield will be about Two
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

y order to sell more Coos We b We resolved To
i ask less prohts eur stock Is iuil at al times
ano consists OF a fine variet, 81 shirts Mex Ties
SciTfs nd awaits. tNDER EAR OF SIX, c sh
mere, lambs VOL, Merin' ami CoiioTs; loves and
Half itose al every kind; HandS rchicfS, u pen
dcrs, hirt BOsoms aud dressing kObes, &C. &c We
have ais" chOiCe lot of Fancy 6os.. ?, such a.
Combs, BRUSHES, Canes, Porte Moucs, Pnck ct ookS
Chess men, Leather Travelling Bags, I'm II Mirrors,
Scissors, &c-, ali for sale cs.eapby
tan-6 J. 81. NCGIII
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

z-'I am very sorry" said learned
indigo. +. a woman. who hesitated much in
giving some very unpleasant evidence. Il am
very sorry to have to enforce such an exami-
nation a. this. il must, Of course, be paIninl
to any decent person, hut the ends Of Justice
REQUIRE IL; and not only so, bat all the well
DIR, ssed frmalrs on either side of you, have
come long ways to hear that which pains
YOU 80 TO UTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

VIRGINIA MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS. The
bill nrpropriaiing five hundred thousand
dollars for the State armory, TO be exp MED
Tor machinery and the manufacture of fire.
ANS. has passed both houses of the Virginia
Legislature.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

rs-A wag called alOud in the pit of Dru-
~ Lane Theatre: ''Mr. Smith. your house is
on fire. whereupOn hundred and twenty
five Smiths arose; and hen he continued,
1T is Mr.. john Smiths h.use," ten sat down
leaving a prcponderance of a hundred and
fifteen Johns in net amount of one hundred
and twenty-five Smiths.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

THE Lat MASSACHUSETTS SI.AsK.-Cath~-
rine. an aneirnt aegrs -. kao~a as Old Moth
co Boston. del IN Boston, svcea.ly, Al the
mature age Of Que hundred and viryea years.
She va. born slave. aud was The last sur
,isOr II the Massachusetts, negro Slaves.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

es-T!.e LoHioB Tizss says that during
thu lat i've years. silver 10 the amount Of
tire L ~ l,y she India and Chiua mail packets
IRON southampton. viz: E3s.o05 sss 10 iuslia.
and SIS 5g3 T52 to China. aud to places b.
tween India and China.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Materia Med
ca, acquired the same patronage subjected
to the same number of severe and different
met with so few failures as the Mustang miment
II has justly been styled ranacea foI all external
Wounds, Cuts, S~ellings, Sprans, Bruises, Erup-
tnns on Man or Beast IL is so far a medicine of
prrsing virtue that Ply sicans compelled TO pre-
scribe 1t, and from remarkable cures of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
tracted much attention from tile FIRST scientific minds
of the age No family afford 81 be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liuiment in the house. Beware
of imitItioDs.
The genu ne is sold by res, ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprieiors,
jau2-lm New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

Es-TAe Lord Eieuienaat al Ireland has
selected nom the lea Of geptl, men nam. to
eli The etiee q High Constable for Kerry.
Daaiel oConHeli. E q. son Of Maurice, aad
grandson oE the Libefstor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

~sr James Barry. clerk Of the District
Court for che Second Judicial District Of New
Mexico. and Mr.. E 7. Davis. formerly prin-
ter II Santa Pc. xere lately frozen 20 data
e. the-scad bstxses Taos and Mora.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

9ss- Lieut.. Julien. a scientific officer Of the
French Navy, has just published work in
which he argues on the recurrence OF an unI
vrr~al d,luge, endsavoring to establish that
the southern and northern hemispherrs NUT
be alternately submerged at intervals of TO-
500 wears.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

ITALIAN FINANCEs-The official Piedmon-
tese Gazctre publishes decree authorizing
a loan Of one million francs for Sardinia, 10y
means of the alienation of the rrntes on the
public debt to that amount. Financial affairs
in Napl,s are presented as critical, and
loan of &c 900 600 was spoken OF.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

LONGEVITY. Raebael Stewart. q eolored
woman, supposed to be over ITO years 81 az.
died in Kent eoahty, Nj. on The 18Th inst
She vas Ihs mother of Is chill ireR; the
yo1ngesi tnew hsiag) l. over IS y,,ars 4,