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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-01

TTNEETH.-Dentists will please take no. @r-pA
i tice that the undersigned Is our only rrH
agent in the city Of Nashville, and thoseQ f7YVsA
wishing genuine make OF tet ill., will please
make their purchases direct OF him. He has just received
another supply Teeth which, with his former stock makes
large and complete He has also hand few tine Den
tai Of Instruments all complete. Also Files Forceps
Puggers Excavators Burrs Drills, Bench Vices Corrun-
drum Files, Wheels, &c. For sale by .H
A. STRETCH, Formerly Stretch ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
feb6 Corner College and Union Streets Nashville.
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A CARP.

TIVE recent destruction Of The Bulding Machinery, Fur
niiure and Material Of the South Nashville Furuilufs
Manufacturing Company makes IL necessary 20 eese Up
the business o. Had Company Il IS therefre, earnestly
desired and rtqlesei that al persons indebted 70 The "a
Company vii forward and settle the same erd al
persons having claims against sad Company Will please pEe
sent them ior sesficrnent Il II 6R00HES. Presi,
wM L. NANCE sery.
Z-ws have some Furniture on hand, vi Ten ue
wiz sell usna prices and wish 10 Do 20 a. soon as
prarticahle js25-im
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SOUTHERN ROUTE
RATES REDUCED.


TRoM the 18th instant to thu Of June the rates Of
i Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville viii
be as follows -
Books and s. ationery Boots shoes and Hats Bottled L.
Camphne and Spirits Turpentine In casks and bArrelE
China Glass and Gass Ware, Cigars in cases, Clocks
Confectionery cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Go0ds IN
DrSSs Fru, Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates at owners
risk" , ~.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors In barrels or pipes oordege Tobacco In
boxes Carriage Springs Axes Leather In rolls and box
e. Oils barrels casks orockery and oueensware IN
crates and casks Rice Zinc, whiting Plas'ero oil Far Se3
SPECIAL HATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages, boxed," and
other light articles enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
win be taken actual weight but charged double lst class
All articles not enumerated charged at rates Of
alSgous articles.
From list June to LIST Of nber they viii be changed
~ follows
lst Class above, per 100 Ibs..............si2 90
special rates ............ 3 20
ne cheapest well the most expeditions route Freghs
trOm New York and Philadelphia Charleston and Savan
nh from to ~ cents cubic foot, according 10
A. the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued Receiving and Forwarding 81 Mer
ehands will be necessary 10 eonsgn to Commission Mer-
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence to the above
rates: H. l. ANDERSON, sup't
JAnli-n n. G. X. R.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 10 the above rates unless each and
every package has the name o. the Depot Of delivery, aud
tbe initials C. r. T. plainly marked upon il.
l. A.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
ZINE ROCKAWAY FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale q fine RocKAwAY, suitable for one or
Il two horses, with a PORTABLE PARriTIoN-has been
used about six months. Also, excellent FURNITURE
can Cheap for cash Apply 10 L. MOSES.
No. 10 College street,
mvs-tf Opposite the SeWanee House.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAm N DE SAFES,
WARRANTED TO stand 10 per cent FIRE 20
w than any Herrings eafes in USE and sold al 10 #
the same prices. Aso, Iron Shutters, Sash IN lH
and Doors for Bank Vaults and Saz1E%
Stores. Also, Patent Slate LINED ReIrig.
orators, warranted goood and cheap any in the
coRntry, by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4h street,
Phlade pha Pa. Hail Patent Powder Proof Locks, and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. G.
LLLARD is authorized receive ORDERS and make sales Of
the above. my5|y
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ICE CREAM.

WE have this dlv epeasd eur lee Cream sAioon, and
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
rav1 a. UEion street.
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REDUCED PRICES.

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING AND FANUf 6UUDS.
the season Is advanced and wish 70 make room Tor
n fall purchase, Vii sell our present seek a. re
dnced prices IL consists Of Shirts, UnderSear every Sar
ETY.; Gloves haEhcsr Cravats, Stocks, lmorelAh SSne
Comba Brushes Fans reah and ehOice lot Of PermsFy
Hair OLA Ao Also few best sole leather Tranas CARPET
We win seil a. IOW rates. (iysI }. H. NSGILL
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DRS. DUNCAN g. CAMERON,

No. 1856 West Sixth street, between Race and Elm Streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THIS OFFICE UNDER THE MANAGE sexB~@
Il ment Of its present proprietors, has been
increasing reputation for superior operaQ YYY9
tons in the Artificial Department OF Dentis-
try the last years. and no expense or effort SHAH be
wanting 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor with
their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the following
tial points pertaining Artificial Teeth, Wis Beauty and
naturaness appearance quality and strength OF the
terals comfort TO the wearer and usefulness in restoring
the natural appearance Of the speech, aud ability TO mast
cae In all Of which they warranted saying they are
exceeded by none, and equaled by few.
TEETH
Inserted from one to a full set with Artificial Gums.
Pull and Half Sets invariably inserted by suction.
All operations In Dentistry performed in the most thor
ough manner.
TERMs-Considerng the superior character Of the WORK
and the guarantee given, they the most reasonable in
the West.
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON GOLD PLATE,
So PER TOOTH.
TWO TEETH OR MORE ON SILVER PLATE,
So PER TOOTH.
The money refunded if the Teeth do prove satisfactory
re- For the in ormston OF those living at distance
would that facilities SUCH that make in
the style, full set Of TEETH in from "a to IS hours,
and small pieces in proportion, that detention need
Seapprehended' " y g. e. d DSMGaSS; Dentists
No. 156 West Sixth street between Race and Elm,
dec19-ly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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TOHN H. WEST has recently received, In addition
a 10 his turner stock Of Factory Findingss
], 500 Get Leather Belsing,
~ dos shesp skins,
10 Calf "a
1000 Ring Travellers naTis-u
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VIII. ii. CRUTCHER,
No. ST College Street, Nashville.
d EsPECTFULLY invites the attention of his friends and
II customers to his
EXTENSIVE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Prints French Chints,
Giughams, Bleached Domestics,
Cottonades, Brown Domestcs,
Plaid Cotton, Hankins,
Servan $ plsidS, DriingS,
Beached Sheetings, Irish Linens,
Brown Sheetings, Brown Linens.
HOSIERY.
Complete stock Of Hose and Half Hose silk Isle Thread
Cotton &C.. In great vSrety-eheaPer than before
offered.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Black and colored Cloths Cravats,
fancy Cassimers, stocks,
Vestings-grest variety Beautiful White CTavats,
linen Drills for pants, Kid, Lisls and Silk Gloves,
Cord Linens in great variety, Hall Hoe,
Embroidered white and fancy Gauze Merino Vests,
Vest Shapes for weddings Cotton and Silk 90,
and parties for Gents under wear.
Linen Shrts and Collars.
marsl WM II. CRUTCHER.
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EIOUR-250 bblE. eAtra Family Flour;
% bills extra White Wheat !"
Ca hAnd and ioT sale By VI. u. GORDON co
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.
STAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, By
- Henry Ward B. ech r.
PEEPS FROM BELFRY, or the Ptrish Sketch Cook,
by Rev. F. W. shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers BY
Mrs Tuthil.
OUR CoUNTRYMEN, or Bfei Memoirs Of EmInen. Amer
leans by Losing.
ALONE, by Marion Harland OF Virginia.
Ju received aud for sale BY
iyT CHARLES W SMITH.
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k V 5c KE Three Rooms Dsaderick street IN
heGavCcks building suitable for srnaT family ~
,xo K A. BALLOWF
IauI9 ES 6enersl Agent, No. II Deaderiek a
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IRON the 18th instant, TO tho LIST OF June the rs
Il Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashyil
be as follows:
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

DIED,
Inthis city, on Friday the 3oth ult., Jons p.
BAILEY. Esqr.
Obituary next week.
WORMS! WORMS.

CO. Various theories have been started re-
latiye to the origin of intestinal worms, and yet.
the question is still vexed one among medical
authorities. OF one fact, however, all are in
formed, and in which all agree the tall nature
of the influence they exert on children. At this
season of the year, the attacks ofworms are most
frequent as well as most dangerous. We take
great pleasure in directing the attention of par
ents to the vermifuge Of DR., Lane. It is one
of the most extraordinary medicines ever intro
duced to the public, and has never failed of sue
cess when tried.
o. Persons viii be careful to ask for DR. M
Lanes Celebrated Vermifage, and take none
else All other Vermifuges. in comparison, are
worthless. DIR NJ Lanes Vermifuge. also his
Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the Until States
and Canada. 40
Sold by SCOVIL & MEAD,
Ill Chartres Street,
New Orleans.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

twill be seen, BY an advertisement in another
column, that Mrs. A. E. Peck intends opening a
Young Ladies' Seminary in this town on the first
Monday in January. Mrs. P. was formerly con-
.nected with the Odd Fellows Female College in
Rogersville, Tennessee, where she gave satisfac-
tory evidence Of her ability as teacher. The
following, which we clip from 81. Louis paper,
shows tie estimation in which she is held in that
city:
Mrs. A. e. PICKS ScHooL.-We call the at
tention Of parents to Mrs. A. T.. Peck's School
for young Misses the re-opening of which, on the
1st Monday of Sept next. is announced in our col
umns. Mrs. P. isa very laborious, thorough and
successful teacher and has given great satisfaction
to her numerous patrons, during a course OF five
years instruction in this city.
Believing her to be faithful and deserving in.
structress Of the young, and well qualified, by ex-
perence and cultivation for the duties she has as
sumed, we cheerfully recommend her and her schoo
to the favorable regards Of the public.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
silence that Dreadful Cough.

silence that Dreadful Cough.
The work of the destroyer has begun, The lungs
are in danger. Resost at once to DR.. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY AND TAR, or all future aid
may be in vain.
Are you a Mother?
Your daughter your idol and earthly Joy
is now on the bed Of languishing; her pale cheek
and emacated form show that she Is wasting a.
way. Thesepulchral cough pains your ear and
sickens yeur soul; it is the
Sound of Death!
There is q Remedy that win stop the caugh
and save her from the Consu nptiYe's grave.
Yonng Man!
Your hectic flush. cough and feeble limbs. tell
of fearful forebodings and loss Of hope. Just a.
bout to enter life, Contumption sheds o heart
crushing blight over the future; but you need not
despair. Anarm is stretched forth to save you
to sooth and heal yonr wounded lungs. Il IS
DR. DAVIS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAH
it's admitted BY everybody that Dr.. Davisss
Compound syrup Of Wild cherry aud Tar Is the
only remedy that win positively c1ke Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, whipping Cough and Spit
ting Blood.
For sals II New Orleans, wholesale and retail
: ~ JWRIGHT & Co
16I Chartres Street
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

- "a The murder trlaI ii Virginia. il which
the question arose as to the power Of Che Court
% compel priest @ reveal dying decIaratlon
111oeto him. Che Judge decided that priest en-
joys priveleg6 of exemption from revealing
what i communicated to him 1t the confession.
al. The counsel for the prisononer entered
bill Of exceptions to the Judges decision, with
view to have the points tested in the Court Of
Appeals.
The Tennessee river bridge caught fire on the
night Of the 20th instant, supposed to be from q
spark from locomotive, and was consumed. This
Is q serious drawback to the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, as The loss 10 business and in.
the expense Of rebuilding will be exceedingly
heavy.
The New York Herald announces that ri.
gantic telegraph company has been formed in
New York-whose intention is to purchase or
lease all the old lines, or build new ones from that
city oall parts Of the country. The capital Of
the company is said to be ample, and the lines
between New York and Halifax are already
leased.
DR.. Beale, the Philadelphia dentist, whose case
created considerable excitement all over the
Union at the time Of his trial, has been pardoned
~ Governor Pollock, after being in prison thir-
teen months.
Twenty-seven parishes in Louisiana give 5 1897
majority for the removal Of the seat Of govern.
Iment from Baton Rouge to NJ Orleans. TWENTY.
three parishes are yet to be heard from.
Professor W. r. Miles. just elected Mayor of
Charleston. s. Carolina, IS one Of the physicians
who served through the Norfolk epidemic.
There was destructive fire in New Orleans
on the morning Of the 20thult., by which twelve
frar 1ncfro vaJ
mated at $4,000.
DR.. F. I. Temp, of Camden. s. c., recovered
$4,000 from the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad last week, for the loss Of leg by an
| accident On that read.
An Episcopal clergyman eloeed last week
from the New York Hotel with the very young
daughter of a retired merchant of that city, and
married her.
Thomas F. Meagher, Esq, the Irish patriot,
WINS married at New y ork. on Wednesday, to
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Peter Townsend, ESD,
of Orange county, NeV York.
The Norfolk Herald says that that city has
again assumed its wonted animation and activity
in all the departments of commerce and mechan.
cal industry giving hopeful assurance of recupe-
/ ratlFe energy IN its population which viii speedily
retfievs u e peculiarly losses they have suffered
by the epidcn u
OF A bill has introduced in the
nessee Legislature to purchase tie Hermitage, D.
/ be name of the State, and to establish an agri-
cultural and military school at that place-the
purchase to require the issue of s ate bonds to
an amount of not more than 800 900.
4 No. The whole population of the city Of Mo-
bile by the census just TAKEN is tained to be
4 2364g
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
From Eagle Pass.

The San Antonio Texan has the following
letter from correspondent At Eagle Pass, DE-
ted Oct. 80: s.
"Onr neighbors over the Rio nde are IN
considerable excitement betwee1 nre tfentng
our poor little town Of EaRle Pass Ing u ew q
that they receive from parties il San antonio
that the volunteers are coming in large num-
bers. As to this town all the Mexicans living
here have crossed into Mexico, with only about
tI6IIlY citizens to defend the place in case they
4ttezppl. that is the Mexicans) to put the threat
|tl&< <hey, had made into execution; that - TO
come over and set fire and plumber the town,
which could be done very easily If they attempt
They have large force on the other side, up
and down the river, and in front Of this place.
suppose that they have within twenty five miles
each Nay, at least twelve hundred men under
arms; Ne hundred having arrived from Monte
ray with tour pieces Of artillery. Three Mexi-
cans arrives here, Oc.obeI 20, from San An o.
MO, bringing them news that the volunteers
were in strong force, and on the road On the
25th another express Mexican) arrived, and
crossed into Mexico from San Antonio: but az
yet we have no idea what news he brought. We
only know that all the families WIN had retur-
ned to Piedras Negras have been ordered to
leave for San Fernando, small town thirty
miles from this place, which they partly forti-
fed by berficades, so that they preparing "a
/ war.
It isreported that the Lipan Indians have car.
riad their families to the mountains, and are now
down ready to fight. !. There is party of nine
Lippans on this. They were seen about Mine
Cre few days ago.
The Mexicans have party out on this side
spying. They left Preside Rio Grande eight
days ago, and part Of them went to San Anto
/ Mo on the old Wool trail. So you see they are
taking every precaution not to be surprised
I The bones ofthe four men lost by Captain
Callahan's command in the fight with the Mex
leans and Indians, have been brought to this sidt
and buried. The skull ofone bears the mark
of a scalping knife. Prior to removing them t.
their homes the body of Lieut.. Devant, drown
ed at this place last month, was found down By
Larendo, stripped naked. When drowned it i
stated that he had on gold watch and chain,
six shooting pistol and somo considerable a
mount of money; showing too plainly the bod.
had been robbed when found.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
The True state of Afairs:

The supporters of the Administration are ac-
customed to speak of the American movement,
as wing trick. A singular commentary upon
the charge is found in the result Of the Mary
land election. Time out of mind, two of the
Congressional Districts have been whig-the
Dorchester and Montgomery Districts. Some
times, the wings were able to carry oneo< ID
Of the other Districts, but the Flint Oh eth
~efe theirl 81 <he HIII|<, ice, they
returnedl - Franklin ann IS by large
majorites, while the other four districts sent
Democrats to Congress. The American issue is
made. Parties are divided; on the one side, the
Administration forces, usurping the name of de-
mocracy, and on the other the American party,
contending against foreign influence, for an al
teration of the naturalization laws, and for re-
form in the political machinery of the country.
And the result shows thatin the four democrat
ic districts OF Maryland, the Americans are sue
cessful while in the wing districts, they are de-
faated, and one anti American democrat and one
anti-American Wing are elected. And yet the
cry will be raised as ever, that the movement is
merely whig trick
In this District and State too, the same thing
appears in many places. OF the only Eve wing
counties in the Eth District of Mississippi, two
Claiborne and Perry. give majorities for the SO
called democratic ticket, while there is hardly
q democratic comfy, where the American party
has not polled much larger vote than the whis
party ha; been able to do. Had the wings O
!, this State, supported the American ticket witt
lnnanimity its triumph would have been mark
ed one.
Nafebe1 Courier.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
From Texas.

The frontier has again become quiet as re-
CARDS the depredations of the Lppans. By the
energy of Gen. Smith the troops have been 50
disposed = g prevent further trouble from them
The Mexican 1olhQEitiss have also xpressed
their determinatl9 y prevenf his from
crossing the Rio Grande for hostile purposes
It is to be hoped that they will be subdued for
the future.
i Fears are entertained that there will be trou-
Bile from the Northern Camanches. A party
that were met in the northern part of Texas de-
clared that they had joined in the war with the
Sioux, and that hereafter they intended to wage
war upon the whites and civilized Indians O
Texas indiscriminately. If the Sioux should bt
driven down by Gen. Harvey they would, in al
probability, along with the Camanches. descent
upon Texas. and we should again be subject t
the ravages OF the ruthless savage. Means shoul'
be taken 10 prevent this; but it remains to b
seen What will be done.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

learn N1t TIE patriotio bis of Ynzoo
passed solemn resolul ions recretl implor-
ing Messrs Tarpley, Glenn, Wharlo AZ Willie,
Brown, Freeman, Bsln and EsteI 10 make
anolhSr thorough canvass 81 our comfy. They
are under the impression that this enl6odIment Of
the wisdom. eloquence and toin.fooIe1 III d
sham Democracy would 50 intimidate &c Ameri-
cans Of Yazoo, that they couldn't possibly Of
up . larger majority than 500 next November.
Come on gentlemen, our own knights are full
armed, ready to meet all the a ax Telamons 7ou
can bring upon the field. What pity that ~
above lovely set Of brethren could not have car
vassed all the State as well IS they did Yazol
We welcome you gentlemen, all hail the won
derful teamt
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

~ Our Jail s more crowded now, than 4
has been for some tidIe out 81 ter imprison-
ments, eight are under charge Of murder. re
c,iminAl docket Is set for the fourth week The
casc Of Bovard rbo % brutally murdered hi
wiiexilI then Be brought Up. Ners Doughar-
~. Bwros Armistead aret1a counsel for the
defence.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

D0- Mr.. Bowen, the agent<has shown us q
copy Of the first vol. Of aCoIton's Atlas Of the
World, !" of which we have seen numerous favora-
BILE notices IN some Of the leading papers Of the
country. He may be found at the Hobson House
for few days
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

~ There was slight lalI q snow accompa-
MED with sleet and rain, On tho night q tie 1th
instant
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07

The Washington Union Of the 2lst inst has
the following:
It will be recollected that by the act of March
8, 1856, requiring the postage on all letters not
free, sent by mail within the United States, and
net from or 10 foreign country, to'be prepaid,
it was also enacted that from and after January
i, 1856, the Postmaster General may require
postmasters to place postage stamps upon all pre-
paid letters upon which such stamps may not
have been placed by the writer's
We learn that the Postmaster General has
decided to require postmasters to comply with
aud carry into effect, this provisions of the law;
and, ifilot already done. to supply themselves
with postage Stamps accordingly by sending
their orders for them to the Third Assistant
Postmaster General. OF course, it is not intend
ed nor expected that this regulation shall throw
upon postmasters the labor of afixing postage
stamps to letters where the writer's might, with
out inconvenience, have done It fer themselves.
The main thing is for postmasters to keep them
selves supplied with stamps, that all persons
having occasion to use may readily obtain them.
Ar An arrangement has been nearly com
pleted consolidating the Hickman and Obion
and Nashville and Northwestern Railroads. The
town of Hickman is to be nude the terminus on
| the Mississippi river of the Nashville and North.
western Railroad The Hickman and Obion
/ Railroad stops at the junction of the Mobile and
| Ohio and the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
roads.
nsa- The French Floating Batteries, were
tested very efTectually at the assault on Kinbura
| where the Russian shot, at the short range OF
/ eight hundred yards, had no effect on them. the
balls hopping back from their iron sides with
ls,,,t iaox;;nc INV it,1nrpcsion some such as
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
A New state.

A new State is likely to be added to the A.
mercan constellation. The Legislature of Mich
lean has passed an act providing for the formation
of new State or Territory of superior Mich
igan gives part and Wisconsin another part t.
form the new Commonwealth, which is the sea
of the great mineral wealth of the nation. 1T
mines of copper and iron are unsarpassedb by any
in the world, and it is destined to be one of til,
the most interesting, wealthy and importan
portions of the Union.