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Ehe &eW E&fona.

It will be seen,by reference 10 card, thu.
this iaYorite boat runs now to Waterloo. There
is no better boat than tho La,ona, nor q more
gentlemanlg commander than Cross; and we
trust that he may have plenty of freight and
lots of passengers. The public may rest as
sured that she is as punctual as a clock.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-17
p5ensn TO

That dues for announcement and printing
tickets for candidates, are dae, aud past due /;
and as we are distressingly in want OF money
at present, to pay what ~ce-0re, our friends
would confer upon Ms a very steat favor lfthey
could accommodate us at this time.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-17
Nem notwithstanding.
NOTICE.

.&&zsSS. Planters and others who have orders
to give to the CAPITOL or LATONA, to take
on Sugar or Molasses, or other matters, if they
will send them to the undersigned, he will at
tend to them promptly without charge.
uov1O G.. E. SPRAGUE.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-17
Dams 4 succession Etat de ID Losisiane,

de feu. Paroisse I, iberville.
J. 3sr'my. Ramouin. Cour du SINE District,
TTENDU que Emelis Hobart, veuve de-
IA Jos. Barthelemy Ramouin, ice jour presen-
tk une petition de cette cour 4 lefet Ro5tenir
,des letfres administration dams 10 succession
DE- fen Jos. Barthelemy Ramouin-
Avis est mar Ie present donn9 ) tons ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous dix jours de ID date
de &c present les Yaisons pour lesquelles il ne Sc
rait nal fait droitA 10 dite petition.
Bureau du GrefRef, Nov. IL, 1855.
noyI7 II. A. ESTEVAN, 0reff6s.
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ment without a feeling of horror! What evil
now existing, under any supposed contrariety
and diversity of interests, would not be magni-
fed and increased a thousand-fol if We were
split up into separate aso~yereignties!"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-11-17
Words OF Cheer.

Whatever may be the result ofthe state elec-
tons in November, (says the Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer Of October az the American par.
ty should not relax its exertions for one mos
ment, until the great battle is fought next
year. Clearly and Enthusiastically, two.thirds,
If not three. fourths, Of the American people
are with US upon all essential points and prin-
cip.es. Let US then work on, work ever, to
bring them out and bring them up to our main
issues, without reference TO nontessentials.-
Let every editor, writer, speaker and voter Of
the American party, whether be belongs to, the
temporary order or not, continue 20 edit, write
speak, vote and disseminate American princis
pies, whether this or that State goes for US
this year or not. Our cause is the embodiment
of Political Truth, and must prevail in the long
~run--all the powers Of d~emagoguism and the
devil to the contrary notwithstanding iGird
up now your loinslike the warriors of old, and
90 on TO meet the armed men. Abandon for-
ever tie defepsiye-the policy Of milksops-
and make the war aggressive! Garry it with a
high hand into the heart of the enemy's coun-
try! This is your native land, and you have an
undoubted right to rule and enjoy it! Never
stop for a moment until you have achieved a
triumph, be it next yeaf!1or four, or
eight, or twelve years after Fight on--6ght
s:Freedom's battle once begun,
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,
Tho bafied oft iseyer WOMB
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uses The advertisement Of a Note lest.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-13

nknERAL AaEnCY AT WASAls0TOn~ The sab
VI scrbev OF Richmond, vsgsa. esstau sstakashsd
cy sw 6p0ss ~ T'st 0d TBS Ts~.s
y tenders hs sssscss " oAasAa ap'. ~ vsn
and ~ iaHd sOastss
ana pepsions The acts a Coasrsss
nAnucGVee a. ~ es DAVID D"sstscn,
p<hape the sny ndes which eses ad 10 he Ia
pspss paeem ~ esss ss6tuss ocs in
H. other public cspiO rynis. These,
that csn asrssas4 = Mo- = jss - vii ~
hew il sssn wsss ne saanaaA hsseh nay y entirely
unable - 70 u
For ciais - nassh evns
base - ssgve4 6nstsea
charges will be very noasrsss. FELIX MCaAxDS-
HenSy A. Wis.,, Accoaaa. vlanasn.
James Lyons, E~z, hichmnnA, vN2ala.
Janes Heath, xts Conmt1nag - pensiOos, Richmond.
sssnesd n. Parker RinhnenA, Wqi.ks-
Hon. John n rea6Aseoa vte6fnta
Hon. Bamwai Ckiltpa, Wnahknntna. D. G.
William ,. Ward, csq., bs3anose.
Lewis Tinhesiahe, esq. New Yosk.
March 7-dAcpiy.
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auctfoneers.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III Wednesday, che 10th inst, shall sell,
of Mi s. c. Wroe, O. between Second and Third
streets Trinity church, 10 o'clock excellent
assortment rosewood, mahogany, and walnut furniture
Two rosewood tables, Siam and
BILE tops
Fine gothic covered and fancy chairs
Mahogany French spring seat paor chairs
Do other sofas
Do bookcase and secretary, marble top sdeb0ard
Two walnut furniture, consisting Of
Fine dressing bureaus, French bedsieads with springs
Marble top washstands centre tables, and chairs
Hair and bedding
Grandoles, solar and other lamps
Iron hatrack, walnut extension table
Fine brocatel window curtains aud ornaments
Three ply and other carpets and androns
GIt-frame mirror, Chna, glass, and crockcry-ware
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites
And many other articles which deem unnecessary to
enumemte.
The furniture fine order and of good quail
wishing furnish will do well attend the sale
Terms: under S25 gas, credit Of and
MONTHS satisfactorily cndorsed bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Nay I'D Aucisneers.
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Treasury Department.
March 8. lAh

TrcaSmry Department,
March s. 1885,
NOTICE hereby given the holders stocks Of the uated
described the following notice of ID January that
for OF completing the purchase OF The amount therein
will continue purchase the
yet SIS 05 said stocks offered
ceved here prior TO the first day Of June next:
TREASURY DkrAnrmxRr,
January g. 1885.
hereby holders Of the following described
the date hereof and the lat day of
stocks amounting IN the
81 800 ooo the and the terms hereinafter
toned,
contingent competition within ID.
will the order which
may offered The ccrAcass duly assigned he United
States by the parties who receive the amount thereof
transmitted this department. the receipt whereof
par value, specified each certificate.
g. premium the stock OF the loan authorised BY The ACT o.
November ~, 1859, Of n Tho
stock ohe authorized by the Of 1872 edeeahis 3 De-
cember 1861 of 10 the siock Of e oan
BY redessaAc the over The 3is
December 50h June, 1885, ~ 10
authorized the Of 1884, and
si December 1854 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify per cent
Interest from ofJannsry
m the reach the owSev) Of AsysntrSss
Ia addition.
Payment IL
asstan Boston, New York.
Or Philadelphia, AZ the parties direct.
certificate will entitled the benefit Of this notice
'''' 80 ~ JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary or the Treasury.
Mar 6-dtJunelH lIni. and Start
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by !. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT NEAR THE CAPT.
Wednesday aernoon May 23d, 81 O'Clock, the
Premises the subscriber will sell by virtue Of deed Of trust dated
1884, and daily recorded in Lber A. g., No 81 folio 370
Washington lot No. 7,
scuare fronting 40 half inches Delaware
situated with short distance OF the Capitol
and must time become valuable.
Terms cash the residue in three, six, nine aud twelve
months interest," deed OF the premises
" THOs J. FISHER,
Trustee.
J. O. MCGUIRE,
May l3--eod&ds Auctoneer
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MEXICAN sunvEY.-We have Intelligence from
or Yuma the Colorado, late the l4th OF March
lieutenant Mcher there with his party the 9th of
ecember last, and commenced surveying The Colorado
been surveyed for twenty miles above the mouth of the
M and long distance belowin all, about 1870 miles The
guaon has been rapidly progressing The initial point
he Colorado had not been established but be fixed
core the end Of March, When this is DONE the surveying
any Will leave the river and commence tracing line across
desert The party has experienced much difficulty in
f .anguations on account Of the thinner waving
the atmosphere during the heat Of the day. 1t had
Yen Deem SO great to render 1t impossible to observe
snas with accuracy, except for two three hours at
myoreak, and the length Of time Immediately
ore dark To avoid this embarrassment the trangula-
Wi hereafter be made at night, by the aid of signal
gas The Colorado is very crooked river at point,
" making circuit of FIVE or six miles reurns to within
ny e of the starting point. The banks of this stream
permanent like northern rivers, except for short dis
", put Its channel is constantly changing small steam
fawing twenty three inches Of water is running the
mouth OF the Yuma for transporting and
VISIONS This stream is rapid during high water that
can stem the torrent On such occasions spreads
'he river bottoms from five to fifteen milcshat IT, to
ge q the desert In the vicinity Of Camp Yuma the
10Y" are covered with dense growth Of cotton wood,
ulow, and mezequlte
uod has been discovered between Camp Yuma and San
go some 1y miles ron the latter place, but of the
nuggets have been found 1t had been rumored that
VI sonofna had Orucrcu the AfsRo Mining Lon
y "a company who from California last fal) to
'ae mines. 1t is dispSied question whether these
70 DE United States or in Mexico. These mines
N%ed as the private property of one Aredonds, who
u worked them. The ore, II Is said, yields 80 per
copper and Of gold to the hundred poands.
De difficult to work them, there is neither wood
f near there. Hence The will have To be taken to
taheeo to be smeted The two Mexican surveyors
arrived At the Gumas. They said to be on the
"efe, Dat temporarily detained waiting for escort.
=. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
20" List of offices established since LIST April,
Tennessee.
Independence Hill, Rutherford county.
rmkey Point, Humphreys county.
Egypt Fayettc county.
~ mite Bend, Davidson county.
ppgahaio Ridge, Washington county.
p,o,,mheld, Rutherford county.
pnVektord, Boupt county
pptNing, Hamilton county
tns hook, Stewart county.
h,oNesville, Decatur county.
1sah Ferry, Granger county.
pusns Vr0ss Roads, Williamson county.
p pM Springs Iron Works, Montgomery county.
S''hs river, Claiborne county.
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rosr osuox psraKrsssr,

fosi opsNA bsf
PROPOSALS Tor esrpass Of United sisiss aem
s,asss. IL he States q VIRGINIA NORTH cAaoLIss
fLokpA sad A Wal be ,sesAssa al me Contract once
a. q hs ia ., June s % se decided 2, the aa Iaas sS
VIRGINIA
1865 Prom rstsrssas by remre,oa Ha~snsyls, Lieos'
fa@sI,s sioss and ,ssa"oaaies 90 Jerusalem, - mites
Leave Petersburg every weeae.asy Saturday
Leave Jerusalem s~ss, Tuesday sssa y .sd rriAy
faSsss. 's % ssss as aaa THURSDAY win b.
Green Level Eaieysbufs, Bertha, vicssvts
.a D.ps s AID s's ssa sss ~ss
Leave s r saa ea s. nI as ,aa
Arrive a rs'e1sears nsr, days by pm.
70 end route Bowers Jerusalem mske other
change hal hs pesmastsrs the recommend
sa7 From Mauoa. by wr<a,ea spi.s. Isasrsoa,or
Leave Wansa.aa svsy Nead.y aaa Friday stloam;
Leave q oak i Shade s .s s s.s. s .a
Arrive al WaHsn.on same DAY: ey y pm
springs and back, daring The Is, Jul,
or lhi1 weekly p o. the Whole route yeas
round, will considered.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Sill FROM Iiiilsboro ny Chapel Morngsyle ons
viie 80 miles and back SIX ines = wesk
Leave I'ishore daily, except suasay, nsami
Leave Chapel I'M daily slss sp sunday, all am;
s ss is~ s. s.ss sssa.s
Att,ve thspel Hill same day by IL AN;
Leave Chapel Hill daily except Sunday, attain;
Arrive a, Mornssvlis same day by 8 al
be necessary secure close III unos with
the r.iisoad schedule at Morfissslis aad iii'sbero
spring, Mason Han, Graham, Blooms s,a.oa aud Ale
nance, TO Greensboro - m'ies and back, daily.
Leave isbolo railroad daily on the arrival Of The cars
Arnye al Greeassoro' same day by SPIN,
Leave Greensboro arrival Of mail nom Lexington,
Amye al Hnlseoro', or railroad, uen, day BY 4am.
FLORIDA.
$3.50 FIorduown Mton 20 miles and back
Leave Pensacola daily, sncsp, sunday, n5am;
arrive rive s 2. Milton same day q s,rss
Auive at Pensacola sumo day by sp m,
ALABAMA.
7so From opelka by Chambers H., Midtown, Louina,
dowee, Roekac, and oatfasky Jaeksonyie loo miles
ease oes onasy wsa"aay and Friday
Arrive al Jacksonville mex, day. " I'm ..a
Proposals fss -four win be considered
INSTRUCTIONS
plated by me bidder.
10 convey sf the mans eSs s% jay % 1851
sn,s Ne q the General dated Nay
the following mode Of conveyance, viz;
for the annual sumof
proposal with full knowledge OF distance Of the
weight 2. me a % BE- CARRIED and al "s,
Of the instructions and attached to the advertise
ment.
Dated
(Sgned)
Form Of a Guaraatse.
The undersigned, residing AT , State of -- undertake
that foregoing bid for carrying the mail route No be
accepted Postmaster General the bidder shall prior the
s day aiy 1885, thereafter be eBier
required obligation to perform the service proposed With good and
sufficient suretes.
This knowledge Of the obligations AMI liabilities
Attn section of the act OF Congress
Of July ?, 1885.
Dated
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, State Of --, ceries,
under Office with the above
anto them BIZ and able to make
Dated
tSigned.)
For be embraced In the
States, dated January -, 1885,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
NAV l3-law4w Postmaster General.
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MOTICEA meeting OF the preferred bond holders
Of company will be held the Office Of W. w. Cor
coan Riggs Co Banking House, Washington city Tues
day. the day Of May 1855, at 10 O'Clock, a.
Ao meeting of the preferred bond holders, by
uroxy requested once
Chubb Brothers, Washington city the following day. M 23
III O'Clock, m. M
should aiendance and the
said particularly desired their bonds
asnted, w. w. CORCORAN,
j. d. H. SMITH,
GEORGE POE,
May i23 Of the Trustees OF the Preferred Bondholdsrs
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LOCAL ME- 3.

We copy with great pleasure the following from the Ba
Sun
aRey Dr. Ryan, agent for the Metropolitan Church.
extensive edce of erection in Washington
city under the auspices of Methodsm, preached in the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Annapolis last Sabbath and
secured for enterprise, in cash and subscriptions the
handsome Of hundred and twenty dollars and
twenty-five cens'
GaAsp DRESS BALL THE NATIoNAL.-The grand dress
ball of the Franklin Fire Company, in active Of
preparation promises to be of the largest and most
agreeable dancing demonstrations OF the season. The
bers of Franklin noted for their good taste and liberal
shirt which qualities feel assured will be fully demon
strated on Tuesday evening next In view OF expected
crowd, the capacous National with all of Professor Mum
ders appointments has been engaged for the
casion.
The excellent performances Of the Marine Band drew
very large crowd the Presidents grounds yesterday after
noon Among the many distinguished visitors the ground
we noticed Hon. Henry A. Wise Senator Brodhead Com
odore reese United States navy and Governor Barstow
OF Wisconsin We told mot TO look gift horse in
his face and 1t is therefore, with little diidence that
we would suggest the leader OF the Marine Band that
the transition piano iorsmo il not only easy but
would prove exceedingly agreeable to the patronzer Of his
free concerts.
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Nv y. @, McGUIRE, Aucttoncer,

By j.. q. MCGUIRE, Aucttoncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
street, 18th 18th seetsOn Monday aernoon
4h 5K O'clock the premises, the subscriber will SELL
by virtue Of deed trust dated April ~ and duly recorded
Washington the part Of ot No. ~ in
$50 30 aley with The improvements thereon
ssng Of substantially built brick house, containing
.s
sesieaS twsive
for secured by deed OF property
bearing interest
the right TO RESELL at the risk and
of dcfhrling purchaser
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
April l3--2aw&ds Auctioneer
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Gladcs, Morgan county.
Wen Spring, Campbell county.
Cowan, Franklin COUNT.
blackberry, Kosne county.
Nebraska, Jefferson county.
Aliens Station, Hancock county.
Woodford, Montgomery county
TravisyilIe, Fentress county.
Faw Paw Ford kosne county.
Halifax, Wilson county.
Medium Marshall county.
Tobasco, Henderson county.
Chuckv Bend Jefferson county.
Normandy, Bedford county.
Mon,yae. Springs, Blount county.
Grahams Mills, Shelby county.
ParksvilIe, Polk county.
Craven's Mills, Wayne county
Goldin's Ridge, Lauderdale county.
Increase, Warren county.
Latham's Mills, Weakly, county.
Quarryyillc, Hawkins county.
Brick Church, Giles county.
Anderson, Franklin county.
SPANS, Henderson county.
Lamar, Henderson county.
kasbboro', Davidson county.
Thorn Grove, Knox county.
Prunty's Mills, Benton county.
Galahers, Knox county.
Sagetcld, Morgan county.
Lows Ferry, Knox county.
Oak Forrest, Anderson county.
Crisis, Hardin county.
Lavinia, Carroll county.
Brentwood, Hamilton county.
Chepultepec, Benton county.
Kanzas, Jefferson county.
MilIersyille, Robertson county.
Sandy Hill, Henry county.
Ridgeway, McNairy county.
Honey Point, Humphreys county.
Bulls Gap, Hawkins county.
Mount Hope, Green county.
Grove Mount, Dyer county.
Cherry Grove, Washington county.
Mill Greek, Overton county.
Cottage Grove, Henry county.
Chanceford, Henry county.
Woodsen's Cross Roads, Claiborne county.
Well Spring, Campbell county.
Brown Hill, Monroe county.
Pine Wood, Hickman county.
Romeo, Green county.
Oak Orchard, Knox county.
Brush Creek, Polk county,
PleasantviIlc, Hickman.county.
Shelton's Store, Monroe county.
Running Water, Marion county.
Oxford, McMinn county.
Henrietta, Montgomery county.
Wilton Springs, Cooke county.
Alma, Weakey county.
Candy's Creek, Bradley county.
Puncheon Camp, Macon county.
Cedar Branch, Washington county.
Craighead Lincoln county.
Hopes Mills, Maury county.
Bandsvlle, Smith county.
Globe Greek, Marshall county.
Mountain, Upton county.
Nashville, Bradley county.
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nERsONS having claims aGsin~t balance due
Navy Department 10 The e.ise Of william DIN, de-
ceased United States ship Plymouth
pcsenthem at the once o. ,b~ fouh Auditor Of
tho Treasury, within months from this date
MAY 13-dG
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROrKnrY AT PUBLIC SALE
Friday Juns ~ osoek
hs'l .s y order q ne o,ass .s valuable p.ses q
knowe Medical College, Tia ~ kseao 81 fss sch
81 feet I6th coasslns 1343 feet
building three
brick handas, which adaiHssy sspAd fs w.sSaes.s m
purposes iOr sehco Possns Of t
building under satisGectoy rsnt Title perfect
sesass swatvs sghsseh asd
s. H. NoURsE. Administrators,
~ VIZ NoUasH, Attorney
(AS. g. MS0UfRx,
May s-sodhds A"ctons~f
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.

s Of Improvement snder the Cherokee Teaty.--A pro-
,d award for the value Of Improvement under the
ous OF the Cherokee treaty Of 1885, which made
M in blank to the sum, be paid
= award in virtue Of the act Of July 81 1884, making
LIMITATIONS for the execution OF that treaty.
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4 French Gentleman Will give thorough tnstruc-
his compensation ofboad, in respect
able family Of this city vicinity References Of character and
abilities will be given.
Address X, at this Office
law div
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Explosion of Loconosive-FSue Hen KILLED.
CINCINNATI, May ia locomotive attached to freight
train the Jeersonve railroad exploded Seymour
Indiana this morning, killing instantly the engineer and
four others. The locomotive completely blown to
pieces
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California;
-. United mail steamshipx New York
for Aspinwau the 5,h and 10th ~ esch month,
XH<X connecting with mai steamers from Panama - San
- francisco.
Th~s. have been inspected and Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
Panama railroad IA
crossed os hea The baggage
checked Nav York through
gers emhxtkea Panama cemps.y
The New York all u sip
Reserve kcps in pos, New York, FnsanA and
Gan Francisco rsat detention In Of scdess,
HE IL entirely reliable.
Passengers they Aspn
Conductor 60 through BY each and tshs change Al
wcm-n and children without other protectors.
through
West street, New YORK. T. W. RAYMOND.
MayG--dn
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blades. huchhorn o. pearl hsadiss' =,
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choice o. market per quart
quarts ink, rsd the department 70 have choice
OF the markHt 90
40 bottles ink, blue, the de- partment 70 have choice
OF the market quart bottle
a27 do ink, red, this department 70 have chniee -.
the market, In Il pint bottles per bottle
2G9 carmine ink, small rze, French, or equal go
l4a do ipk bsst conyins in " mint bottles do
oOo waters Inrgr red ar ispsYtnenf zeal per
:I.s - per pound
| do do black 90
Indin rubber, prepared 90
Al 40 unuv~narxd
IT'S quarts bluck sand per quart
N ounces nomnco per
camel's hair pencils, assorted per dozen
ITO pounds twiRs, lnen per pound
do
pocket envelopes, Of white or yellow paper,
or The 0HOwtn3 stsss vixs ~ by IN
nches per hundred
IL dozen rulers, mahogany round or Hat per dosen
~ do elastic pen holders, Aldsnn do
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-13

Hon. II. H. Ewing, Of Tennessee, arrived in this city yea
torday way New York, where he takes the next
IiyerpooI steamer for a brief European tour.