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Prairie Land for Sale.

COn ANIIEN Of prIml pralrlc land, sIln0led
> ~ in sec y, town 81 range l. II mcs south
OF Ottawa, one mile from timber, and three from
Goa beds. 1t Is surrounded by improved farms
and has good stock water. |, forms a ridge OF
land, one mile sloping to the south. 1t viii be
sold for cash or on time, or exchanged Tor inpro.
we'd real estate in Ottawa. K. l.. O'REiLLy.
OIinWn nnrIl Ii. lAll- Il
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union hitherto existing IN his establishment be-
tween the lqLOr and family grocery unde, he has
IN obedience to the popular voice, entirely Hban.
doned the former branch OF his business, and in
vested his entire captain
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Comprising every article included IN the list OF the
useful and hcaiihiul subst initials Of lie. His new
pun chases are now arriving rom the south. and
with his purchases elsewhere, now comprise the
largest fullest freshest and cheapest stock Of Ia
mily groceries to be found between Chicag, and
st. Louis. lie invites all who are scepiical on
this point to call aud see them The following
articles comprise but part Of his list constantly
ON hand.
Sngors, brown, Loaf, clarified, and crushed
Co6se, Rio and Java.
Woidsses, sugar house, plantation, and syrup.
CANDIES, star, siearne, sperm, and taI!ow.
Teas, green, black Bohea, Ne.
Snap, rosin, CASTLE. and shaving.
1Obacco, Cavendlsh fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from n long nine" To a
mild four penny Cuba
Oits, linseed, sperm, and olive.
Fork, lard, talow, &c.
FISH, mackerel, white, herring, and trout.
COroa Nuts, rnisins, and currants,
Figs, at retail or by the drum.
Ginger Preserres, very fine article.
Vinegar, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, lnjars, allkinds, extra,
iTpff sauce, pepper, SAT- hl'plce, ginger
and al other oidinhiy continents,
Nuts, Brazil, flberts, almonds, pea nuts, &c.
Toys for children, including cry babies, aud ev'
rry,h'ng else fom the elephaI, ,oJack the gan,
killer
Oysters, sardnes, NC. in cans
Candies, lot OF all kinds.
Pals, brosms, mops, &c.
Ordnges and iemyHs, fresh from the south, al
retail or blythe ooX.
Paper. ink, pens, nnda II kinds Of stationery
POnder shot, caps, lead. and everything else in
that line.
Fishing iackle, IRON the longest pole" to
minnow hooks.
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season
butter, eggs, chickens, and all such little ear
rangemenis" needed in families, always keo
when they can possibly be procured for love o
money.
V1OL1NS!
"I.et the tddng tddiersiI -
a very line lotot vlollns, with all the arrange
menls AT II stonshingly low prices.
! ILSO--Chicqeo and Alton Lime and Cement
togeh with everything else that can be named II
his line, aud II he is not supplied with the aric
called tor he will spare no pa ms or eXpens, gst
Aur %. X. MONTGOMERY.
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GarGNi ls;ir-aills.

WEhaye 1900 acres Of land in Iowa, Of the
for cash , or on time or exchange Tor productive
property in La Sale county.
These lands were sceciedunler our personal gu
pervision, audare such rs we can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well wa,ered, and OF
a rich productive soil. Some Of the tract. are i'm
conveniently Oca ed, with reference t. timber,
water, settlements, mills, &c.
VI. +. IIotLlsrl..
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INSURANCE.
Marine, a Life Insurance.

Fire. Marine, a Life Insurance.
'INllE following companies having complied
with the late statute Of this state, and
are reliable, responsible, aud prompt being stock
companies, with tn. capital paid IN stated, they
insure the business man safe and SPEEDY return
Tor the amount VI his loss withou, unnecessary
delay
Hna insurance co. Hartford, Conn cash ca
pl,al paid IN, $500 900.
Thos. H. Brace, Prsst
Thos. a. Alexander, ser'y.
North Western lnsuranc. co, Oswego, " Y (:
cash capital paid IN. S250OW
r.. W. Ludlow, Scc'g. Geo. Fisher, Prest
Hartford Fir. Insurance CO., Hartford, Conn ;
cash capital paid IN, $500 900.
II, Huntington, Prest
e. b. Bowers, secu
Connecrcu, Mutual Life Insurance CO Hartford;
ocsumula ted capita over 81 100000
James Goodwin, PreSt.
Gu, r. Phelps, sec'v
Inland marine insurance taken by the T,na
The rates will he as low as responsible insurance
companies can do business, and the undo rsgued
sucIts Tor. the above companies a continuance % I
the iavors they have heretofore enjoyed. Policies
Oi insurance tor i've years issued IN the Eina and
Hartford Insurance companies, on private dwell
lngs and farm buildings, at very liberal
discount from annual rates, and lower than mu,u.
al risks tAprl 2SJ GEo. ;. FIsuEP, agent
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Esidte 0f ffrdiH0nd carter. dec,d.

NOTICE Is hereby given, To nil persons hav-
~ ing claims against the estate oi Ferdinand
Garter. decrascd, that | will attend term Of the
County Court oi Sl Sale county to be held "a
OtInwn, in said county Of la Sale and State of
Illinois, on .he third Monday OF October next,
when aud where all persons having claims against
said Estate, are notified 10 present The same IN
writing to said CouIt tor adjustment
Aug -, So. LUcIUs h PAINE, jd,,'r
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y. q. NATTiNGER

NOW has the largesr aud best, and the most
~ general assorted stock of goods IN Ottawa
Tn. addition oi the large pur, hases made east III
last month makes the entire stock the most COM
ple,e he ha. We, ind The ppbc gen rally are
invited to call and see for themselves. No time
for puts OF lengthy descriptions. We prefer to
show The goods, anl to put in the possession ci
n II what will be more satisfactory proof than ian
cy stories OF advertisements, good and cheap
goods that all must be pleased with, and will
take IN pay besides cash all slnds of trade.
The brick c,rner, south OF the court house.
Iune
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-. bEV. 4. WALkER, Tree.
n, Mansion House.

liitxSy TlF JrreIorhayug recently pur
&7usrsf~I chased ,hls wei known stand. ON
the court house square, Ottawa a nd having en-.
tITely renovated and reilt,ed IT, has made IL d.c.
rrrty7 tTr rrst housr m t-Trrr-y.-
lie l. prepared to ccOmmoditennya mount of
travellers aud hoarders IN the very best style and
will always keep an Omnibus and baggage wagon
ready 10 convey passengers to audirOmtht cars
al zach tIme OF th~ir arrival he depot
lllslablc will be furnished with all the delica
ci"s the country can afford ncludingall kind. Of
wild game while hi- terms Tor boardrrs and tran.
tIiy.
a large barn wiihample siab.ipg IS at,achedtc
the house sufficient to accommodate any numb-,
oihorse-. Also .argc carriage house, besides
o.! OtherconyeusuCcs urcessafy for thee oniort o.
lhosr " no mayiayor nm with theircustom.
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Strayed or Stolen.

SsIttfu oE StOsts.
ANY person that has los, horse
ga "a or horses, colts or cattle within
W A the last OF years, and wishes TO
m.sA IN find them II he will wit. me,
NcSV postpaid, at Ottawa, H., giving
49,, his residence, the age, color, and
marks of animals, ! think can
give him information where they may be ound az
| have hunted estrays ever since November 7,
1851 during which time have found 4 good ma
nv strayed horses, colts and cattle now taken up,
that do not know of any owner for, and num-
Der of them that have been worked for . and 3
years. | am ,oldwere never advertised.
also request a persons IN the state knowing OF
any estrays that their negl bors may have, to be
so kind as 10 write me, giving me the mans name
and re.ilence description ui horse, Nc.
| shall continue the business. ! have taken
do wn and will continue to take down all estrays
tina, | may find. Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public at large by in
sorting this notice. MANUEL 3LAcS..
References Judge Dickey,. lI'aker& HEX.
ling, Ottowa, La Sale Co, Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington Bureau Co. L. b. Stiles,
Dixon. Apr-ilIy.
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LANDS FOR SALE!

A improvediarm opposite M1rseilIes, on the
4 \ south side OF the Illinois river, consisting of
l92 acres 20 acres timber; 1872 acres of prairie
under fence, good dwelling house, stable, fruit
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NEW E'Iss11.

NEW EIHN.
TilE Subscribers having entered into partner.
ship under the name of Stone Il Wells, tor the
purpose ct conducting on more extensive scale
the harness, saddle and trunk max ing business,
IN all is various branches, are now prepared 10
furnish their customers, at wholesale or retail,
with auythiu, that may be wanted IN their line
Being determined no, to he eQualled IN the du.
rahility and workmanship ct their goods by any
other slminr establishment IN the west they USE
none but the best material, aud employ the most
experienced woilmen.
Buggy and carriage trimming also attended to
and done up according to the latest style, at rea'
sonlhlr prices
Al, kinds ot repairing done on al ort notice,
and yrfy los rates mir9i Sro'G LsLS.
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The Star Insurance Company,
OF OGJtHsBUaLH, NY.
Paid in Capital Of $l5O,OOO,
Wilt INSURE
Fire and Inland Marine Risks,

On as tarOraJLe terms as arg other good
Stoek Company,
This company is crganzed under the Ia ,e law
OF n. York requiring depoStc of state stocks
10 the amount al is risks, 30 that 1t can new,
fail The Company has also complied with The
recent act Of The legislature OF Illinois IN fling
with the Auditor a slnrement Of If caplroI .Ioct
business, &c.A g. SMITH, ae,uf Dit,ua
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND HORSE


hE. BhIIETT would an.
so - noulcr 90 the citizens of OF
" 1N-yA wa mad vicinity tina, be- has gone
kGzAfx east, ana appointed Mr. K Hop
1ST yer, ot tn Cer'r Hotel. a. agent
c..eszz6n, Tor the sale IT his medicines OF all
kinds 0ufacu'- and iuimrn,s to-
strains, cuts, bruises, and wounds Of all kinds
upon horses. RIng bones and splyIIs will be re-
moved ~ one week or no c1arga, By Mr. r.
Hopper. 80 bring on yonr c!py.rs and nave
sound horses instead. lf De B.zgTr.
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PRfrArE1 By
DE. y sS!s &. AVER.
,.,ty,,I .,.,.l ...,.

LOW ELh, MASS
Price % Cent. per Box. Five Boxes for ST 90,
SOLD BY
A. c. n \ SPrrv,u, Otfllrq.
;. J. GRGEywvnD, In Suite.
DALaINFLg & Barry, P,rg.
ScnIT & HABRNgroy, NarSciHes.
jas. GlE.oS, .Uprris.
'nlhy an druggists .y-,y,yla-,.
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To Millwrigh's and Machinists.
Metallic or tulcanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.

pGHy.
TNIlE experience of the last eight years has ga-
ned tor this Betting the confidence OF the
consumers this, together with the fact that
great Improvements have been made in the quail
Ity, warTants the manufacturers IN asserting 1t to
be superior to leather or any thing else, Tor all
open Belts, lmore especially tor heavy or main
Be } Tor the following rensons.--
1.-The perfect equality oiwldIh and thickness
which II Will retain.
2-No degree OF heat under 800 degrees Fab
r,nhel Injuries II, and II remains flexible IN any
degree OF cold. 1t Is also particularly well adap-
ed to damp or places,
Alt is Of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pulitys, consequently gam OF
power Is obtained and, wnen adjusted to machi-
merry, does NJ, require alteration as IN the cass OF
leather ANY other.
4--ln wide Betting, the cost is much below
that OF leather or any other.
We have now, and ,h continue TO keep on
hand, Il large stock OF this betting, from TO IL
inches wide,
Also steam packing and lace leather, which
we viii II IN quantities to suit customers, an"
our prices are the same at which these goods are
sold in Chicago and st. LOUIS.
March II. J. MASLEy & Co.
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fcaal A0rertisrwrnts.

Estate Of Aoron Hageajach, iced.
DUBLlC nou-e = hereby given, that the un-
/ dersigned. administrator OF the estate al
Aaron liagenbath, deed, will attend the county
court 1T La Sale county, at term Thereof, to be-
holden At Ottawa, in SAID La Sale county. and
state oil Illinois, on the 3D. Monday in October
neat. when aud where all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requested to pre-
sent The same TO said court ior adjustment.
sl-Cw JgLIA IIAGENBACH, admir-
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I3"Io III ''I'IIt Y aTWWIIIVTI 70 TIIFWW,
Lots 3, aud !, m block 81
Lots |, 2and 3, in block %
Also, an improved farm OF 300 ncres, situated
on Fox ryer, 5 miles from Ottawa. This farm is
well watrred and timbered.
lnn23 y. p loNEs, 0Rce in Mc cOnrt house.
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-. ESEGS.l.Es.

Arclitsct anil BuHdcr, OttdSra III.
- RIGLER is prepared to furnish designs
y. orhuildngs, in both ancient and modern
styles Persons near or at a distance wishing
designs tor cottage or villa residences, either IN
the Greclan, Gothic, Norman, Italian, or Turk
ish styles, can call nj his residence ives, OF the
sidc.cut or address by letter, which will be pune
,uay attended to. Estimates aud specIilca.
tons made out on reasonable terms. Terms,
cash on RECENT OF The drawIng.. July 2S-2m.
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Land Agency,
S.C;l(Ilcr.

S.c1lncr.
tE it known, that we have removed our
ID leather depot to the rear IaIt Of Messrs.
constantly On hand general assor,m, NJ OF ttath-
er, direct from our tauncry.
July 70 W. G.. N T.. RICHARDSON.
rARRl AGE thinning promptly attended to,
~ and done up IN superior sly IL and al mode.
rate rates bv (Ndyj) STONE 4 tEis.
4 FIRST RATE article of prunes, cit
"a ron, key and box raisus, for sale cilrnp bv
June IL ID. Waller
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l. SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance COmpanv.

VV'ro N NdffUgtr-s Dl0cI, NO0ms al pfes-
cot Occgp,m byH f. Eames.
'THla company rs now fully organized, and
prepared 10 insure property against the
NIX OF ire
The advanag' .. u-rring IN a home conp1.
ny "h'fr son AuuH the plf'I-- with whom tou
vii have 10 deal m the .,tj.ein.nt ut losses. and
where the usual iriay and '&grn-r atlrudn. such
settlements with compnnlrt nj . di-larcr i- avol-
drd, Wi, commend i-".t 10 every one wishing t.
SECURE the iu, benefit ct his Insurance
NM 4 " LI-p
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Splendid Farm.

nF 100 acres under fence AMI cultivation, 10
Omi.cs from Ottawa, hr sale low by
June 9 TRUE & WATERWAY.
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Aladdcn's lamp

TUTNU TUTIN.
TN the self generating gas lamp, which is found
at the sign of the good Samaritan. II will
glve the light OF icondles ut lc an hour, or the
ligh, OF scandles Il, he an hour All who have
tried them will warrant them to be the cleanest.
safest pretlieSt, cheapest light even used -
Farmers, lawyers, mechanics. aud everybody
else who hate grease, dirt, trouble, smoke, nnd
darkness, Try them, aud prove the truth:
May 49, u, 7 hRiGGs.
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Business Enlarged .

THE subscriber, being induced to dissolve the
i union hitherto existing IN his establishment, be-
tween the qLor and fanny grocery uade, he has
in obedience TO the popular voice, entirely aban.
doncd the former branch OF his business, and in
..u-t A L.. uI,iIr. LII Ii,
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lsrWnkcr''
row nEk hascunt uuf 10
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-05-18

ligion and the strongest guarantees of con-
stitutional freedom, we should shake this
very continent from sea to sea, with the
convulsivc throes Of one general popular
earthquake, until every vcstige of opposi-
tion to our republicanism should be tram
pied into dust. Old party huckstcrs, to
whom the only bc"mtics Of the government
arc visible in the spoils, should be tumblcd
overheard, anu brave men substituted, good
and true. a pure party should be formed :,
having for its object the dissemination of
the principles ola pure Amcricanism, and an
eternal hostility to every sect, party or in
fiuence, in any way opposing it. Our
gran'lest boast as frccmen is in the cxccllcn-
c'es of our form of government, and it be-
longs exclusively to the American people
to make Enthusiastically manifest its vast
superiority over the other governments of
this earth. Gropc1.
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can tell from whom, where, or when, with
these intend to claim no affiliation, until
regularly, and by authenticated lineage,
am introduced to the family. But would
vie with all my compeers in feeling kindly
toward my Species 1t may. be my old
friend will yet return, and we shall enjoy
many sweet days of intercourse and instruc-
tion together in a firm and stronger friend
ship than we ever did in our palmiest DAYS
of communion. This is changing world,
and the wind does not always blow from
the same poipt. Itsometmcs brings storms,
and even tornadoes, with the desoation of
every fair hope; again it brings sunshine
and showers, and all destroyed beauty and
prosperity is restored, and every fond hope
revived. Then am determined will not
rcpinc, complain, nor murmur.. will look
forward when the peaceful slumbcrs of tho
tomb shall shut out all the turmoiIs and
strlfes of mortality, and anger and malice
and envy, shall die to live no more.
BRoOES
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deeply interested in the Savannah Valley
Road, rs it is proposed to he connected with
the South Carolina Road at Aiken. The
only remaining question to be propounded
is one which Charleston alone can answer :
Will Charleston do her duty in this matter,
and thus secure herself this rich boon at a
moderate cost2 We hope, for the sake of
the enlarged interests fthc Savannah Valley
ha'lroad, that there is no doubt in this mat
ter. But for the sake of our cherished CITY,
Charleston, we would even make our hopes
stronger. Because if she should fail to have
the sagacity to perceive her interests in this
matter; or, if seeing it, she should lack tho
enterprise to improve the opportunity, we
confess that we should have doubts Of her
future career in attaining the position, in fact
OF the Queen City of the South.
PRoGREss.
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section where its advantages are likely to be
more manifest. Blessed with fertility of
solI' unsurpassed by any portion of the
State, the Savannah Valley country needs
but the invigorating influence of steam to
make it again what in times past it has
been-thc garden spot of Carolina.
The object of those who now have this
enterprise in charge, seems to be to build
road that will not only answer the wants of
the Savannah Valley country, in transport
ing its produce to market, but also to form
connecting link between the Rabun Gap
Road and Charleston, by line approxima-
ting an air line. To do this, they propose to
have one branch of the road from DoRS's
to Aiken, by the way of Edgcfcld; and
another branch to Hamburg, for tho ac-
commodation of the town of Hamburg and
the city of Augusta. If this scheme can
be carried out, (and we confess we see no
reason why it should not be,) it will be a
magnificent work Of improvement to a large
and wealthy portion of the State, embra-
cling a part of Anderson, Abbeville and
Edgefeld Districts. 1t will at the same
time give to Charleston, if not the best, GER
tainly as good connection with the Rabun
Gap Road as any other is likely to obtain.
We csay, then, to our ncighbors Of Edge
field, and to our friends in the Savannah
Valley country in general, hearty Cod
speed to you in your noble enterprise =
You will have difficulties to contend with
in carrying your work through. 1t would
be no work if you did not. Cold and sell
fish friends, who would like to reap with
you the rewards of your labor without
contributing to aid in the work; open and
secret foes; these will oppose you. But you
must not stop to fight them off. Strength
en- your own arms-levy additional tribute
upon your own means and energies-and
steady perseverance will enable you to ac-
complish your work. And be assured Sue
cess will bring friends, and VIC shall hear of
no patriot -Carolinian who will not rejoice
with YOU
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SURE REMEDY.-If you are troubled
with Cold, Cough, Hoarseness or Bronchitis.
or any affection of the Lungs OF Throat, you
are advertised to make trial of STABLER,a
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT, which
is really what it processes to be, "good medi,
cine" If it were not suoh, it would not have
received the decided and warm approval Of
some OF the most celebrated, intelligent and
hgh-minded physicians in the country, who.
have been made acquainted with the recipe
from which it is compounded, and Who say that
1T will effect more good than any of the nu>
merous preparations with which the country il,
inundated" An array of testimony, such ~
can be shown in favor Of stabler's Anodvne
Cherry Expectoraht and sTABLERs DIAR.
RHEA CORDIAL, could never be produced
unless they were really and truly "good msdi.
cines' Therefore we advise yon ito make tri.
al of them with confdeace. - - :.5 3 s. j.,
: See descriptive pamphlets to be had graf
is of the agants. Price Of each, only 80
cents per bottls ,orsi1 bottles for 81 so.
e. HsTABIER u CO.. aProprietors.
Wholesale Drnggists, Baltimore.
Sold by DR%F.F, GARY; E,okesbury; - ) 4 =.
e -: WARDLAW&JEON,A Able vile c. n.
- HAVILAND; yHAREAL d Co. z q.
~ Wholesale agentsS Charlestor.
And by Merchants generally; <5tSsS.,'5%
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The Black Warrior Affair.

The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times writes: at is well known at Madrid
that this troublesome affair is already settled.
Mr. Perry, our present representative at that
Court, has, it seems, obtained from the Span
lsh Government all that has ever been asked
by our own. That Government recognises
fully the illegal conduct of officials; con-
dcmns them and disavOws their acts prom
lses to dismiss from its service all who took
a responsible part in that transaction; and
as to those who arc no longer in her service,
from General PezueIa down, to bring them
before the Supreme Tribunal of Justice to
answer the accusations of the Government
under that process, peculiar to the Spanisl,
laws OF the Indies, by which the Captain
General and other high officers of the pos
sessions beyond the sea may be called before
the Supreme Tribunal to give an account
of their conduct whilst in office during a
year after their return to Spain, and, if con-
dcmncd in any particular, be made to suffer
the corresponding pains and penalties. At
the same time Spain offers full and complete
indemnity to all who suffered bv that out
rage upon the presentation of their papers
proving their damages. This arrangement
is understood to have gone to Washington
some time about the last of February, and
the Government of Madrid is only waiting
the return of the mail, which ought to bring
the formal acceptance of the arrangement
by the Cabinet at Washington, in order to
lay all the documents before the Cortes."