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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-19

EXECUTOR'S SALE
ID virtue OF the authority conferred BY the will
I'D of Sarah Ewing deceased. will expose sale by
public auction Saturday eth May ls55 on credit Of
and two with Interest from date pieces OF
property situate Vine stTeevz The house lot in
which Albert Gesves resides bel shout forty
and hundred and eighty feet in depth; also aiecs
the lot which Geo W. Smith resides containing SIXTY
feet 'front.' and one hundred and eighty feet depth
At the time and place. will sell credit of six
months, uuless previously disposed O several likely
groes embracing men, women and children. Notes IN
bank, with god security, required.
mayltd ANDREW EWING Ex'r.
CPLENDID INVESTMENT.-A very desirable
- Lot for the erection Of large Grocery StorehOu>e
uaied the Of Broad Summer Ontrg
40 eet Broad and running back eet Summer
to 20 feet alley The above lot is exempt from
for the 80 years. which will The If toe
properly IRON $l25 TO S2UO per annuu, Gil soon
myS-I~ j. l.. 4 K. W BROWN, Az Cherry ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-19

lgILCH cows FOR SALE.-Tbree Cows with young
vi Calves-good Mixers. Apply the subscriber two
miles est of Nashville the Charlotte Turnpike tall
at o'clock and see them MIXED 81. BARROW
my6 2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
IYNCHBURG. THURSDAY MORNING. JAN 25 1888.
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts of Glass and Fancy articles
1--WE sub, rhcr offers the trade large AMI sand
stock of Earthcnwntc, China aud Gl IS, The pat
terms ot which selected by himself IN persan.
Having eNpcric oi mnny years IN this paiileeiat
business hc feels great confidence IN stating that IN l"n'
of price aud quality, il will eompure mso'ably with any
other house IN the trade
White Graniye Dinner Ware,
DO do Busins and Ewcrs, Jugs Ten Nnie, etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy Il"
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert sets
Do do do Ten aud Toilet SETS
Do do do Puchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China do OF uLov. variety.
Common Wars of every description, suitable iaf
vlenlne, which he offers upon such terms tor odsh
cannot fail to please
Fine Mantc Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waters an BrIttnnin War;
Safety. nnd other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks is call and ho feels assured his prices
will give shtsucton,
Iii. Packcri. of tlebcst in the trade
Stone Wore at Factory prices.
sep I9-ts JAS ID. b. EVANS,
No. III Main street Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25

NEW BAKERY The subscriber lnyine pur.
y chase of Mr.. john Is Shaner, next duoi below
the Natvcle House his enr ock oi Goods. consist.
ing of such usually kept in the best resnurnnr
Choice Liquors, Srgar-, Tobocco. Cend"1. Toys. and
nll articles necessary for we'll regulated Conectiohnry
Rcsaur M h" promises tnt H. will at ali times, use
hi. best cxertons to ncrommodnro in the ncccptn
bic mnnner all who mny favor him with emit. III. en-
tire attention will be devoted to the business md he Ia
determined that his purt, effort shall be wanting
10 provide for his guests The Bakery is also attached
10 the establishments where every article in TINT depart
tnrnt wall be furnished AT short notice.
Oysters md Sdacks furnished from7 A. NJ, 10 II,
i. NJ. All ask is call to insure your return.
EDWARD l.. IlElNlCHEN
inn 5.dl i'm
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DISSOLUTION.

TINH r corern OF Wilson Z Franklin j. lhis day dis
4 solved u, limitation. All persons having claims
nsnius thu on vii present them to Joseph ii WI
pon for payment ttose Indebted 10 the aoncerr WI
make payment to Joseph II Wilson. Ae having Pur
chased lame, Frank ir's interest in the cpncern.
JOS II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.Srntrnlhrr Il 1871.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

EsIE f Suh~crbrr uuid rrspeclmlly Gull the atteH-
non ol those wishing nuke their irieHds pre-
-a,t for Chris m1s frA lrn that viii be ptlzed nbova
ai1Hoads call At cutlery mil select from II lnrfe
assurn.cn, of Jcvcry and Fancy Gord-, ltsi received
Tor the nrca~iun prices to tut the times nhd hhNe
them filed with OF hi4 iuimmitnble fkEMll NJ
DEGUEhREOrl PES. Remember thai GlB} hore
OF Of tho T.. Ina by the first preinpm Over comPelni-
III the late Fair at Petersburg aud Rirhmnndi which
j. u sufFricnt guarantee int his is the pa hhvo
your image transferred equal Ia nate SO without mush
ado cone nioug railroads in your carrbges on
foot IA n are received alike, mud YOU vii G1d plealy u
room od frcnud every hing make you comfortable
while wuirl, Your time of sitting. ln every chse IN
Tire satisfaction givcn--or no charge mnde
At he sign of lie Alag J. Il. GlBBS.
All adv vrri Ing for N will copy
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New Concern.

FINHE subscribers have this lay ns.ocated ,hemselves
1 together for the purp' of conducting n genera
Grocery. Coinui. .-i n and Receiving aud Forwafdiag
Bu.incs. under ,hr style and firm of Rurkrr nnd krd
~ the old slaod Of B Ruckrr-nppo.itc the Vrginia
Bnnk where they will keep constantly oG hand lnge
n nd well assorcd stock Of Family Groceries, lron
Steel Field Seed &c. I hev viii give personal NIL, IN
lion to the sale of Wheat Flour Bacon aud nll kinds of
Corntrv Produce. and make liberal cnsh advances
rousenrnrnts N hand. AMBROSE RUCkER,
LOUIS W REDD.
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TERMS.

In. yfiINIAN published daily 81. and weekly
5ipar anudn " Taper will be discoutinueI
e ptipu the froPretors until all arrearascs SHl
hav. lali.
inserted for SO vents square Of
l. The first insertion, aud 81 cts Tor eac con
TN tnc ua.rss weekly, AMI then 80 cts
per iulre will be each insertion II the number 4
Ia Ms 1T 'ln be Published Till or
isrel ut, and arsgd accordingly
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NEW BOOKS at MoRsE'S

LNUDGE DOINGS, hv Ike Marvel (Mitehell;) Ih'
l. Wifc's Victory, bv Mrs Southworth; Youth ot JET
forson, ldn May, by Mary Langdon iienrts Ea'e, BY
author of" Heir OF Rcdrile,'
The White Dove. Tor children, by Il. w. Townsend
Southern Home, by Nirgniitn
Leave. from the Tree Igdas,l, by NJ Russell.
lie Newe Huv,
Haps and Mshars by Grace Greenwood.
This That aad the Othcr
he know-Nothing
Katharine Ashton,
Ladies' Guide to Crochet aud KNITTING,
Bnyatd Tay yor's Central Africa
Land oi the Snrncen,
krotci's Life of Mclunclton,
Cummings Lectures on the Seven Churches. Also, IA
host of ct cup Publications, Frank Ln-o's Magazine o
Fush On loi january. jim l3-t4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-25
TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
ind 10 ali who use Liquor ns u Medi-
cine or as n Beverage

Phsseians who prescribe Alcoholic Liqu"rSlor medi-
tlnal purposes shuld give the preference WOLFES S
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCINArPS
/. II i. mnnuf,ctnrcd nj Schednm, In HON d, nnd
exclusively in the factory Of tie proprietor hy prores
hnd from material elsewhere unemployed aud un-
known.
II is proved, by tho rercn'r nualy sis e several
eminent chemists, be enlcy IN from the ernie Gus
tns oil which rcmains "a every kind o qu" Distilled
from gfnir und which /, the of the and
yiscenl dem cement, s'rions congestion and m"bd
esirr tnr hnbilua aud ntempcrae /, dugence, which
.n Il liqnot. invariably tend To -uPrrin,Iuc"
3 II il proved by the tume uncrtiug tests that tho
Juniper tii i huvored with the coarse, acrd nn@
indgesube oil of jupiter heretofore used bu with
The specifically lighter, volatile uromaiic and me-
dciun Of the essential oils of the lhlinn juniper
berry neg ectcd by every other manufacturer.
L. Ii j. chemically proved D be absolutely pure in its
recicniion-a quality obtained by cntircy pro-
res, md which ether Holland Gn in the world has
ncquired.
B. 1t u proved by extensive mrdicpl experience and
testimony 10 be elfciont us we'll n~ aercon e
ed, ia many of incipont drtpsy. gravel chronic
gout ihedmatsm. fatulence colo, concrei"ns in the
hdncy aud bladder. 'iysrepsin fever AMI asu' general
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood. d, irient
simuIntiou ot food and exhausted vital eEeig,.
q. 1t IA mo.t grateful nnd renovune COT 'ia.. at'.
when used as di .eeted, never iuhnmes the ~
ucrs iHebiety but tends rather subdue the latter
trinity hv rrcnti dislike TO all inferior liquors And
il nvaruhy thu i'll effects If bad water. vi eth
~ in swumry limestone districts In Nil of these
rnomeutcd qu ite il hs- rival in any uiket in the
world
Since the introduction of lhs celebrated medicinal
bev-Iag int tie United Sntes. number 81 Liquor
Houses Nv York and other large cities lave
commence c,nHterleng it he genuine is oily sold
in quait and pint uttles hand somey wrapped in yellow
iaPer wth"s same on the bottle culI ana la' g.. !
would nly,c lhnse VIII" ii mcd inaily 10 rur"' hse
by the tle, Bars AND iocl- frequently fiji my lot
tie. viii or gin ,rll It for the genuine. For
sLle ly Il. lhc rrspecth' = Druggists in tie United
Sntes DOLPHU WOLFE,
Suis Manufacturer and Importer
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)slsrs MOUNTAIN VILE stones.

DissSkH MOUNTAIN MILF. STONES
The under>i igned are procuring from their celt
nated quarry AT the BusA Mountain Montgomery
w. Mill Stones and Burrs of the very Lost luals Tn
reputation of thes' stunes widely kLnwr, hui Il
Railrond giving Us increased facilities II filling ordrf,,
ve have an uintrd Mcdaniel, Hunt Preston, and le"
< Johnson Lynchhurg agents for the sale o + n
Nho will rccriv orders and nye then fulfilled
shortest nu'ice.
Our Address BIZ. burg. Montgomery county Na
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams DanviIe, V, Reynolds \ Ce
leaL lille. y. c. are alsc ouragent l. .P.& Co
Feb lJ-dHcts
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COMING AROUND -lm,ncdinrely after the
Sdisrihution Of our bills, dIe 81 Jnnunry is com
pleed, shall c,lling On the hnl iera to
he little amounts, and hope they will all e III reidi
ness 10 CASH UP PROMPTLY.
Our ticuIs will hcHr in mind that notwithstanding
the -lrngcncy of the times, nve usunl compile
ment of hands employed unl ne manuinctu6ne AZ
uu-ualv Ia pc amount t Cluhng for the Sprhg aIesi
which requires no liz rnsh to pny of ,hronc ol nnds
weekly saw nothing of the outlay in cash fr materials
DeIroucni, whose bills due lst July lat ute net
srt setrd ace Grl that unless attended 10 b, is
February they will be plnccd in the hunds of hHet'
coAacfors
pURROUGuSSuAFGR < =
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GEORGE b. JONES & CO,

DRUGGISTS PEgRsBuRG, Va offer tor saie Tor
- CASH or ON approved CREDIT, nn rStenslve
mud varied assortment of Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Dye -Stuffs, Window Glass. Soaps, feiiuheiy
Ne, Nc. Ohtninug their supplies from manufactures
md importers only they prepared t" furnish pue
aud genuine articles low us they be bought o m!
r,gulnr inblhng house.
Ther stock for the Fall tadc embraces: Best irr"eh
English md American Quininc; Prime Caracas aud
Mnnilla Indgoes Prime iionduns Cncinc"l; Best vi
i've Oil in bottles nnd casks; Pure White Lend, dry nnl
ground in Oi Prime Omhro Maddrr, barrels NM
kcgs; Blue Nitriol in bb. aud kegs; Exunci L"ewo"d
u boxes; Spices of all kinds, whole and eround forn'
Ia Patent Medicines al all ki,d.; 'unns and Other tx
tracts for the handkerchief; Gcrrnn Cologne, Hair OILS,
f,matun. lur Brushes, DC &c, 3r.
sep.
ICUKIGE! LlCOhlCE!- w" have n
1 good ruprly OF Lcorlce oi approved hrnnds-t'-
.ne on accommodating terms
THOS. BRANCH & SONS,
.spoI.ts Petersburg, Va.
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A CARD.

FENiIE subscriber bcgs l,avc r"turn thanks lis
p,irous and friends fr the libcrnI pntrunhPe he.
sowe, on for the lust eigh years. md cammends
their confidence his sucrcs urs, uckcrHHd R'dd.
A. B. RuCkER
January |, 55.-jast
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An over TOT. ODO Fnintnga. SIauesi Mrda7. MnIs,
Abnm. Valuable Books. aud Portfolios Of En- awnings.
nnkie in all 10 0o0 gifts. which will be dis butrd b,
IA committee appointed by the Shareholders, urd for
,nried irr oi chlrgeb b" he Pubcs oedcnr ryante,
DA SHALL n co,
isG Rroaiwav, Y"tk.
Orlrrs u, Enriavogs mud Tie ,t- ia .., ...r,i
ta.pr.se ~. laliy nuiviup from II pnrts iicd
Satfs aud Ganalu, winch warrant u D.. ,g .,,g
Yer, eni ny T. The d.trilulion App'a,i .',nld
he nude immediately, is Only certain nunbcf rick
et 60 be old Lettef-. with the money enrusrd, to
hr prrpaid aud the Engraving and Ticket viii be tor
wnrl,d Tree DASiiALL & 60.
drc l3-l lAiai 4S6 Broadway, New York.
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NEW-YORK.
NEW YORK.
NEW-yORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON g. CO,
Wholesale (lothin EStabIiShm"rt
Is Cortland Street,
Aud exfeb. ing tbrongh the cnii block forming
10 pEY STREET.

10 DBY BTREBT.
~ " ginia Mere lants VISITING New ri, cX:end
invitation 10 call and examine sock, which
IA particularly adapted To Southera trade. Those oi
nur tornel pGirnn, need 1t assure that our motto
Is Errfsior and 10 ,,hers would say, pl is,
and eset hns been sc goods the One Price prin
rre, without vnrnfion only in ;he ctre". hut in
spirit
With rrgn" 10 eqr"liis -four goods IT'S not too much
/" say that muhut tetutc them vel and in good
insie rs the most tusiioaailr cr' n,,n il
this any other ,rLet,nnd thus cndrnv tude away
With the atrong prcJuiidu 'irg IN tie 'ptuuuu
gunsi dealing in mud using tea,y ... i t'mg Plcaso
gi,e early cnll and t.at ,ur nss. WAY 3U-ts
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NEW CONCERN.

September lst lS5 /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

The stated meeting Of the Board OF Managers was held
on 1bursdsy, the 9th inst, At ~ r. NJ the Hon.
Luther Brsoish In the chair assisted by Hon A. r. HAs
brouck VIM. B. Crosby, and Franci. Hall, Esqrs
Ten societies we're recognized In each u the
States OF Iowa. Wisconsin, Georgia and Tennessee snd
two In Arkansas, Texas and Illinois.
Letters presented from Rev. Mr. Goodell of Con
staL tpople, on the progress of the Armsno Turkish
Bible, and showing the difficulty OF trsnrlstng tn.
Scriptures into that language for want Of suitable
words TO convey religious truth from the Rev ar
Ninslov, OF the Madras Ns~ion giving account Of
expenditures In publishing the sacred Scriptures that
region and VI their distribution, and requesting further
appropriations; from Mr.. Whe.r, Of Asptnwsn In Re
gard 20 circulation Of Scriptures the Isthmus from
hvUr smith OF Bierout asking permissian 70
the publication OF the translation Of the BILE
Arabic at tb expense Of this society which was gra
Mr. hontsslyatr- With account 81 hia sbos Al Car
fiom the French and Foreign Bible soorty vsh
encouraging accounts Of the WORK Ia France ana sts
ing their urgent need Of farther assistance from Mr.
Mierielus, Of St Petersburg, with nnuts statement
of expenditure Of funds granted BY this society from
Rev br Jscoby, of Bremen, vita similar accounts. aaa
Alfo contsn the reports Of the coporteurs In Ger
many and favorable accounts Of dissrDut0ns through
them Otbef letters sers received IRON Africa Hayt
Jaws, &c, Ac
Grsn,. we're made Of Bibles 10 the New Yors orphan
Asylgm, 10 the Ch,drsns Aid Society, German BIOL.
Tor INN grants gong iBio the county, 20 the Grand
Trunk ksilrosd, fer tier stations Bibles spanish
snd FnsAsb, tor Clbs for Rio Grand CITY for R.asss
Terrory, with various others Of smaller smount With
ten volumes ter the bnd Ia mopsy there vss gras,s5
sppiesfiop, t2Ot0 foe China sf COO foe sa N aai
r, ,pcC for Germ,oy
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

principle IL In danger, property slarusd aeA
all property holders naturally feel impesd 70 90 vhrv
they hnd this principles guaranteed
Gentlemen, when speak OF slavery our fssiings Il
philanthropy are naturally ssd as we'll othAr
<noefa inseparab- from that idea But must
the Island Of Cuba cannot cease 10 bs an Integral part a
the spanish territory, but BY Of two
patton which would Be the oompste extsrmnationlof tha
OF the island who their origin TO Europe, or ths
combipation which would annex Cuba 20 the Unted
states and BY this the enemies OF slavery would
Gontiemen the government IL drmiy decided 10 mais
tain the treaties which forbid the slave ads to exc
cute them faithfully aud With Aincsrity and can give
the assurance that they vigorously executed. and
Nu continue 10 be But ~ the time, ths gov
ernment OF her Majesty entsrAn- the profound convc
upn WA. .Avery necessity and an indapesssoA
OF The island ot Cubs and II has deemed II right 70 anti
cpate the opinions OF tho Deputies by giving 70 tbs
oreoes and 10 this proprisorA Island OF Cuba shs
assurance that has an idea of that pu
ciple. think, gentlemsp, that have replied the
just solicituds OF tho Deputy who has addressed to
this Interpolation, as we'll ~ to that OF you all
conclude by repeating that you have reason 10 be
tranquil. Government has all ths moral and material
It i about . .ssd r.intor,sm.a.s there I'm. ar. 4.
taehment Will depart by ths n.rt mail steamer and thu
others win fellow. ought tn nay in addition that th.
danger of this conspiracy would be found aggravated by
tn. coincidence OF pir2ticai expedition which had
been prepared in nuncton with H. Every thing ss
TO the concu lion that that expedition has been defeated
But suppoang this To b@ the the authorizes
OF Cuba have collected all the means ssce..Ary to
annihilste IL II u puts foot on the island. thiak
have aaid enough In the name OF tho goyernnent 70
re-assurs the Chamber on this subI.ct,
The Chsmter adopted on the moment propo.toa of
NJ Alozaga conceived In tho following terms
call upon the Cortcs To declare that In this midst ~
the events taking place la the Island OF Cubs
has heard with tb. most complete satisfaction the
government. signed. SALURlLANO DE- OLOLAGA
PALAch os TIN CoRrEs, March =, 1855.
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Personal intelligence.


From Iiyerpool in The steamship Ba,io-he,srs Black
Allen and Col Trumbul Van Asn Geo Scott Thos Yeo
man Barth, RI Rov Bishop Tmon, Rev hessrs James
Coyls and BramAsan, Mr. Cornelius DAILY Misses IN
and Iatharne DAILY, Mrs Woe Miss Mallory, Hs Clay Xr
and Mrs Thos Warth, kesss Terence keenan, Alex Merrill
Alan Cameron James cawsll Hugh Nelson, VIM
Mshut Geo Harrod, Theo Stanisetitx Jonathan Rus
sell, John Cowan VIM Brown, Vim Thompson Jas Tucker
John Grifrth Daniel okeef., Andrew Heyysrd, Robert
Ruhdetbs berg Solomon Wallberg, Adam, Geo Hill, Ed
wsrd AehArd sksns, Mrs Thurston and child Miss Ellen
Mott, Mrs Lorimer, Mr. II Markham, Mr. and Mrs X N
SHAW, Messrs welsh, AacfarlAnd, w X Barbee,
VIM Grimm, Henry Sonervle, Pitcher, Mr. aud Mrs
Drunert and ehild Miss Jenkins Messrs Mixer, Thos
Holland solomon cerson, VIM Beattis, Donald AoInnis
Conn, Albert Morel Nslohers Geo Mooney Francis
Bates, Qusekensos 7 Lord Barnet rhihP., Mr. and
Mrs O Heisham and ehid, Mr. a Inglis-Totat7s,
Prom Nortok &e in steamship JAmctown-walter Scott,
Mrs Henry and two children, ID Phipps, N SChids,
stoddaid, Miss " Reeve Mead, Hascrty, Boos, ID
Day. Prosser, VIII waes and lady Mr. Marvin. Lieu,
Hunt LSk Lieut. kuilsny, Lieut. Gray, Hoskell, Rod
man Lswig Lewis, WIN Pierce. Mead, Mrs Mead
and four children Grandy, Geo Wilson, Rogers. Sim
mons, Monrive, horsht II Stanbsrry. Mr. Hartley
Is in the steeragr
Prom Nass.u SP, In bark G u Trultt-Nr Corvorthy, N
Hgnsn Mr. Cook Capt Kelly Mr. Dixon, and seven in steer
are, wrecked seamen
From st Marks, 10 trig Times-Richsrd sa,ery.
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY In CUBA.
Correct Text OF senior Lururisg.'s speech In
tho Corsos In Reply to q. nersI s.rrauo.


Her hsjs,y'. government has rsosiv.i ofis.a nv.
that conspiracy hss been discovered The i,ssd ~
Cuba which, II II had broasn ouf, might have At
tended with serious sonsequsnoss but which mas fSriu.
patey been detected In time The government ~ ths
saaAiscilon Of being ab1s give t1s deputies and ths
country the q the great eonadsnos -kca i
feels that this eonspT.ey s BE- sgpprsssss and ha,
pubic tranquility vii eoniisas - h. comElsisly
our.d.
n. government sntsrtsiss ib' -rl iouai~i ,Jsh-
d.nes b~eans. 10 Adl0n % the hasy the ensrs q and
IN. iptsis.scs ~ tho .atborits, represent i ia
hat osuniry. IL counts army urnsrou. talth.
iul brave and DECIDED, to malatsta the inisyr4ty
of our srri,o<y Il cspsa4s, B0reorsr on ths
.utnsbt o' hasny u the PIP pulafion IN gsosrs and
on ~. su'rsy g great part ~ hst population wkIah
a ssel6sd " sa1rihos 40. fts.n I bsesssary V
nsnisln territorial integrity.
Gentlemen, for this rs~son Toe zor.rbrnsnt thnka u
su'y 70 Hsis an sppesl D. year pairso,sn Tbs -
gussons having fsfsrspes -. SaBa ot Cot. tasrs
i sscrs; srring o. action, rtish al yr-,ssd 70 H..
sofe o. uhasL MAJ bs eventually ths tnros~pt
suUfDsnt and pheh Besessta,ss stsd de.lof ftuta
sp@ct0n aud rsesrvs vnsn qpsstasss c0nns~tsd nth
,his siAad pn1sr aisegssson ms ras.. vhleh
isrnsnisd Ia fsstsss nirss - tomb nst0n
ING W .nEfH Cabs u q gsigE b.f pg Etst
1hls tsossnxy vonA n0t b@ 9aGgsfg-s II 4 swrs bss
ssao~.aasa vth Hncthfr icsz Vita he botgr u
ing CsbA 70 a. Bis1 States tsansstsd ths, - Sc
quirisg ~ tsis Hssns "a. c.r,aih,y ~ yr.s.frfsx
Q; thee dsfa1ons " u4s isri tat t~rriSrlAi
Ifey~rty ssi sgferitrfsi ptup~rfy shsh fern sss
sd grsst ~sAtb q tsi slsss esprsd ~ yss>s-vs
hsu & s2ny sna ssit S,ss~lvsary I. -sDs . Ia-'
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AFFAIR OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

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The news Ia fully confirmed that tls affair of the Hack
Warrior has been arranged in manner To give sstisiac
ton 10 the United StatesyMr Augutus Dodge form-ry
senator, haA been chosen by the government OF
Union 10 Represent at the Court OF spain. We
sufed that Mr. Dodge has accepted teis portant funs
tions ORDERS have been despatched by the Americas
Secretary Of the Navy 10 New York. Boston, AID S.w
0rleans, 10 send immediately to aA al tho 6spoaabis
government steamers In those ports Thee vessels bavs
orders TO arrest the American exp@iton which Is Abot
to attempt landing the Island ef Cubs. rhs steam
ship II Conce de Regls, win leave Cadr the 18th fo~
Havana with battalion Of marine artillery tca days
later another government steamer wiz dspArt for t
same destination with 700 volunteers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07
The Liverpool cotton marie, had advanced oae-ar.

Tho Liverpool cotton market had advanced oae-nr.
teenth OF one eighth OF penny per pound,
The sales for the week reached 81 bales including
IL 300 on speculation and is, 900 for export The
kst closed arm. Fair qualities improved the most New
Orleans fair, sHd.
Western canal -four Is quoted 42s Ohio .S., white
wheat l2s Cd, white Ala, yellow corn a2s
BreadstuIs and provisions unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

The United States sioop Of Germantown Lynch
commander, ssiI.d from Buenos Ayres for Rio Jaae,o
Tebruary4
The Uuited States brig Perry, from Norfolk for the
Canary Islands, Was spos March 90 Il, lat q. IA lnn
Ing in for Norfolk. -! 'Na'
The steam frgs'e Poshatan, Captain socia..y Aid
from Hong Koog January 10, toe Jag.a. -