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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-17

A PPLES-lOO bbs Green Apples, in store and for
sale by (ap4) II. 5. FRENCH 4 son.
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The Fire Department of Nashville viii celebrate their
Annual Anniversary on
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Fire Company No. 2 the right resting on Lower C0negs
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The public generally are invited.
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WE have just received our stock of Spring Goods
w consisting Of Silks, Berages, MORE Antiques, Print
ed Jaconets Muslins superior Beached and Brown Mus
Inns Hosiery Mtts &c Also geaera stock of Sta
nile Goods Linen Drill Cottonades, Tickiugs Sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassimeres and Nesngs which We
IRE selling remarkably low for cash.
We shall be very happy TO our old customers and
many new ones as wish purchase good Goods at low
nricss THURST0N BERNARD,
on11 No Union street
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DISSULUTIVN
yy>UE nartnership of Mckay Carr dissolved by
i mutual consent on April 9th, 1880. Either partner
il authorized 10 collect or settle the claims the concern.
SAML MCKAY,
W. n. CARR
WN Carr will continue the Boot and Shoe business a.
the old stand No IL North Market st.
NAsavLLE, May 8, '55-lm
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CNHELL N BUFFALO TUCklNG COMB
y Every variety of She'll Gum and Buffalo TuckDg
Combs received and for sale by
apes NJ Eho q MCGlIhI.
TAR. NAIL AND TOOTH BRUSHES
III Just received elegant assortment of Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes. . .
anos MYERS & McGILL.
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DAN. TRIGG,
a. NJ rs II

AUG TIONE e II,
No 63 Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn,
VIZ III attend to any sale at Auction Of Dry Goods
w Groceries Real Estate, Personal Property, &c, &C.
offered him ~ Will also attend promptly to the Colec.
tiop of any Claims placed in his hands ap22-lm
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CTOCK PEAS-57 Bushels just received and for
= sale low and considerably under the market price Gy
may3 II. G., SCOVEL
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STRAIGHT s. DExISG- c. IL. M'DoUGAL
STRAIGHT, DEMING IL CO.,
Commission Merchants for the Purchase and
sale of Western Reserve Cheese n Butter,
Sugars MoIasses Rice, Coffee Brooms Seeds Saera'us,
and all kinds Of Western Produce and
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IIIUUhS.
rnn BBLS Ohio Whisky. 80 bbls American Brandy;
DUU 100 bbs Pixies Mag so do do Gin;
nolia Whisky; so do Mopg Rye Whisky;
30 bbs Smiths Old Reserve % do Old Peach Brandy;
Whisky; 10 do Jamaica Rum
20 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky in for sale low BY
mb9455 NORRIS h SrRATTON
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no NOT BIZ WITHOUT GOOD FARM; DO NOT ri

no NOT BE WITHOUT GOOD FARM; DO NOT m
~ without healthy and oonsau. employment dontlst The
high prices OF rent and trouble you. 1--we in the
part United States whore and a9ue
never known For SALE farm Of 70 acres 1t Carksown
from soetlsnd Lake y! from asvsrs!rsv 1nev hessss,
the usual new and In ordsr yonne
orchard ~ acres wood and good WE'LL and fne Of
schools end ohSreh.s one mill Price $500 800 sash
-Four chances day to get 10 New YORK for "a The
buildings be tled with bosrders IS per week
nyou wsn. farm do no. mics this chance Apply ~
fulton street..
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sPsRTTUALIslf.

CPIRITUALlsN.-sMITH, wSITING AND sPEAKTya
~ meaium.The namesand 1ocalitt Of disea AGA ~ a.
Known and advice sve1 correctly no charge Definite
factoy adjusted at 5 Broadway corner OF Prince straas
Hours to IL A. and TO 10 p. NJ Private srclss
apply previsus. 's
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.


An EXCELLENT QUALITY or CLARET WINE AT
~ 81 per dosen bottle: Ieturned various grades Of
porter and Scotch ales for sale . UNDERHILL NAT
TERsONS 40 Broome street, the Of Crosby st.
nUN0ARIAN AND AUSTRIAN WINFs.-TaE IN.
II der.sned. sole agents for A. sehvartEer Co.. visnna
have hand and offer for sale full assortment Of these
choice wines in whole half and quarter casks and cases
free from slcohcc sdmxturss - Per eertiaoae from
quality these wines wl be found to compare most
VorAbly with any imported In this city,
have carefully analysed several
Of white and red Wines imported by Burohard
Buck South William street. sole agents for schwartzer
Co., Vienna The samples were taken by my direction
from ss.ks which from large
lent quality and that they have been made from the
ture wines be highly recommended for
mental medicinal and other uses wine Among
the white Wines those Of Tokay henes and Russ will be
found possess the quAies snd the white
have diurec properties they best for
nephrtc complaints while the red wines being astrn
gent will be serviceable when such effect required II
gives me pleasure TO recommend these pure wines the
public and trust that the importers meet with the
encouragement they desire.
New York. June, 1855.
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ANTHOLOGY,
SPORTING.

1TocKINo RIRps rnR sALE-Two SPLENDID
Il mockipg brds just arrived from sney mock
cat, dog, hen, rooster and sing nsns .na
Old slp.
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Second Hand Chickering Piano for Sale, NJ
yass; also else WAlher for, Sl5. and Nunns
eAsk $26; do $40; one Ga octave, nearly new. tor
HORACE WATERS. sss Broadway
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Ohristadoro's Excelsl0r Hair Dye has be
ssns staple article throughout the United States No
perfumer Afford to be without other
DE with the certainty and safety The blacks
1owns 1t produces defy detection - Artificial. Sold
end applied ct No. Aston House.
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NY Opguent, Tor Producing Whisl<ers and
neustashios in six weeks L. $l large bottles CON
tanning eight Of The email 80 Sent TO any part Of the
street. Albany.
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Iattle's Emporium or English, French,
German and American fancy goods novelties and toys No
$40 kyoadRAy.
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Omcc OF the Richmond and Petersburg
nd directors company declared dividend
TIVE a Per the capital STOCK payable and
kftss The 50tA day Of June, 1855. ~ this ofnoe.
JNO. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
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RICK tho sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
seve celebrated safes and patent defiance
Maiden lane.
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% the LadIes.-A Splendid Aasortmsnt OF
lnninery, straw goods and Shaker hats, ~
WM 3. lRVlNE'5 liz Canal street.
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Carpetlngs and Oilcloths, 20 Per Cent less
tAan ufual prices.-PETERSON & HUMPHREY, $40
1rsAdwsy of White will sell during this week
~ the above rates Cali and Great bargains be
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One Second Aand Nunns' Piano, for S13O;
UGsaasd, Worster Dunham $3.50; fne rosewood, $780,
- IsX psnUs I e Ursst barssins Pianos 20 let '
T. y. BERkY, Al Broadway.
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Hul, Inimltablc Hair Cutter, 20 Long and
ysyaby known As Nassau street. has opened branch
Nx cutting end shaving room At NO Barclay street. In
~ MA RAAn
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Tan, Pimples, Frsckies, Salt Rheum, Ring
Italian medicated soap. Poudre subtitle uproots hair
Of the body Nothing looks 90 well IS Alofty fore
HEAD Rouss lily white hair dye and restorative, ~ the
cid depot Walker street. first store from Broadway
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HaaR Dye, Wigs and GOupees-Batoheloxs's
satsd story for these articles 9 zsS Broedway Nine
Yoems for application of his unrvale( hair dye
oSssalo and retail Beware Of limitations. The lArgssS
G0e1nant Of wigs and toupees In the world.
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MATRIMONIAL.

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG NAN, TWENTY. TWO
years OF sge Of Character Ana saoa
drese, IN easy oircumstances, wishes Oman
Der &c with view 70 masrmony with young LADY ram II
70 years OF age, on good address and liberal
capable OF making home happy Please address HAITI
ord Broadway Post once immediately the advert,.n-
intends leaving the city for
TO spend the summer months 'As Pssoe
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Sure Death.-Astor House, Kew York, Aug.
IL lS6a--Messrs Parsons Co.-Geatlemen We have used
your insect extermnator with great and cheerfuy
to the public the best Preparation for cook
.CoLE1AN srErsoN
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Handsomely Engraved Wedding,
A. homo and visiting cards;
A1tra heavy silver door plates;
Bushsss, notorial and consular seals, &c.,
1t THUS. BRUINS,
80 Broadway, Of Broome ST., and 206 bowery.
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Summer Cl0thlng.-We have lately added
sny new styles to our fashionable
slsthing and would advise friends TO give
snxly call and their selections the desirable
Utylss will be scarce before the season 10 over
2Ss $50 and $50 Broadway, corner Of warren street,
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usandrcth House, Corner or 8r0adway,
anal and Lispen ard streets.
zAis and elegant hotel conducted the European
-, the fuu tide of success, having become po
G stopping place Eastern and Southern travel on ATS
cay the watering places and springs of the
vsEth Its light and airy apartments and admirably
sted eating have gwen great sAeisfaosion
G.0uNt Of patronage
+ che refractory attached every dscasy Of the
nay had the shortest notice. and At all hours Of the
ne day a,d night; few places In the city can supply
sAper better dinner The attention Of the travelling
bis 10 respectfully called to these facts and every
given by the thas their stay the
Hanaeth House will be rendered both pleasant AID
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\ Splendid Country Seat to Let or Lease
Suatsd Staten Island immediately the water south
sae containing all the modern dne garden
Ia fsd handsomely furnished and ready fof
immediate occupation. Apply to UDULPH WOLFE,
~ Beaver street.
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Lasiies, Attention s-Joseph L0clitt, Son d
g., 2bl Fulton street, Brooklyn, have in the
largest and most select Of ladies' dress and
tAa trimmings to be found in the CITY, consisting Of
tases Eau.s irnges Guipurs gimps moirs An que. &o
arcpA manufactured and sold only BY them ct their fur
AiahiAK emporium.
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O hungry hosts Of bugs and fees;
Tho loathsome rat and ioinid these.
With reaches black and large
nut they were all killed BY LYONS magnetic Pc wder
nature on label. Depot "a Broadway = %
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Hvans' Clothing Warehouse, Nos. Go and 90
ssts sold at $40 Check Marseiles suits, IS 60
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
apporers for bow legs club feet all de-
imties Of the body hand made to order by DR..
GLOVER, at the Surgeons Bandage Institute Ne Ann
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DR.. .. 3. Fitch, Author OF the " Six Leo
TIRES Consumption" once ia Broadway open daily.
founday sycepted from to O'Clock, consumption
shma of the heart and all ohxonic diseases Of
iialss and females. Consultation free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

To Ague DuMerols.-Talke mo- More Arsenic,
tonics mercury quinne, febrfuges stryohnine,
periodics any kind The well inecency these
oxeus posons them to DO the offspring either Of
muissys stmcsphere poison msisris Is the enc osu
Tor which the remedy 10 the new ausdote" called
secured. The oeroste Of the celebrated chemist DR..
Chop accompanies each bottle. For sale BY @. H. Ring.
G. v. Chckener Co., and dealers generally.
j. A. RHODES, Providence, r. l.
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VAe Worlds Meuacal Congress, Composed
81 sraauses from the most popular universities both
Of whom have had extensive practice in
ven Known Europea. and American hospitals At
tsnspg daily ~ the regular session hours from
A. n. 70 r. n DR. ROOT has AssistAnts be
salsed al all hours Of the day or evening.
IL X. ROOT, n. Superintendent, Oh Broadway.
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10 Exchange Money Brokers.-A Young
An who will disc ngaged the 1st Of September,
.sa who has had the handling Of money foy the past
discount, wishes obtain situation with the idea Of
arning the business thoroughly Can give satisfactory
securities reference Address W. o. X Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

p. Bayaxd's Turtle Soup "A Very Superior
t turtle, weighing $50 pounds viii DO ready TO to-
~. Families and notes Implied wish quantity at
S1Aar per quart. or three dollars per gallon.
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HeHnAa.-.Only Prize Medal Awarded 70
NApsH CO., by the Industrial Exhi ton OF all Nations
their patent radical References
~ superiority IProfssors Valentine Mott willard Park
mercantile and other gentlemen cured this truss be
Marsh Co.'s, No. ~ Maiden lane, New York, and
Narsh Corlies Co.. No. West Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio. Omen A, n. until 9P, II.
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On Saturday, Juns 49, at No. 40 Third avenue, SARAH
SANDKRsoN, aged "A years.
Her remains were inferred In the Cemetery Of the
EverRreens.
On Monday, June Is, BRIpGu, daughter Of John and
Ellen Gaffney, aged years, months and q days.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral the res
denoe Of her parents No. los West Twenty street.
ttis afternoon, at one O'CLOCK.
On tuesday, June 10, Mrs. EinABET JOLLY, In the
73d year Of her age.
Her relatives friends and acquantsnces are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to morrow morning,
at ten o'clock from her late residence No. 243 Mulberry
street, without further Invitation.
On Tuesday evening, June 49, MARY wife Of John
Grove.
!, Particulars in to moTrow's papers.
In BrocSyn, ON Tuesday morning. June 10, after
hsgenng ilLsess CoRsEIA H., wife OF Robert Armstrong
IN the abth year OF her age. o
Her relatives end friends and those OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late
three O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
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POST OFFICE NOTICEs.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE-THE NAILS FOR CALIFOR-
mia. 10, per United States steamer Illinois, will close
this once Wednesday the Goth day Of June
Pm. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster
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HolIowoy,s Ointment ana

HolIOway's Ointment and Pi1ls.-The
whole world have, with voice, endorsed
Sor these wonderful medicines being the emily
remedy for old wound, ucer leg breast
when all other mean: hsve sesn tried In vain Sold ~
and BY all druggists, at osnt 62 cents and 81 bsx
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WaxrAeds
On Tuesday, June IL BY the Rev. Clara Loudou. JOHN
GIoGGsrT, Eq., Of Padstaw, Cornwall England to Lucy
CAReLnE daughter Of the late Captain Armstrong 7lst
Regiment.
Cornwall (Epgland) papers please copy.
On Monday, June ~, BY the Rev. DR.. W. a. Lewis OF
Trinity Church, Brooklyn R. THoRNHKRRY, Esq, To- Miss
SARAH LAPPsm, both Of the city OF Armagh, Ireland.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DRsCRrPTTou
ranssd-dhe highest pgse gwen, and sash paid in eur
good quality fer liberal ossh sqpivaisnt Are rsonssS -
san on OF address JANIs NORONEY ii barter rss ~
(iLOTHIN0.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVTNo
az q ne sane 70 d!ose o. ob.a r ana ssc6
through the post GO Elm or IOI Chatham stys~t
attended BY Mrs. Cohen. q Cnun1ne 'ss
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- the Hnxtsrs Nm thc city and Country
4 Leland Co. III Pearl street, beg leave TO call tho st.
fon az abs srnde 10 styles mems straw
Ia Just nnishsa, whteh are the Young Amerieas
6se White Japan hats, both Of beauty ~ weu
= with large varsity mems
~ Ard skiidrens hats AL
~ leveet pyioe by the sAse or dozen A.
EIT y = co., III Pearl street.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

1@ ThelRivers are rising so fast as to
create the most favorable hopes in those
who are interested in having full stage of
water We hear from the st. Croix that
the rise has been great enough to permit
the lumbermen to get out large quantity
of logs, and some 100000 feet are ex-
pected to arrive at Saltwater in the course
Of few days.
We are assured, on reliable authority,
that the Upper Minnesota has risen twelve
inches within a few days past, and that
boats above the Rapids have good oppor-
tunity Of getting as far as Red Wood, GER
tainly. This is good news, as tie govern.
ment freights for the Sioux and Winneba.
goes, and the supplies for Forts Ripley and
Ridgley are now going forward. A very
large portion of the Indian goods are al
ready at Little Rapids.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-11

D0rHon. ARcHn DIXON, late U. S. SEN
ator from Kentucky, a Wing always, and
during the lifetime of HENRY CLAY, one of
his most intimate friends and ardent adj
mirers, in response to call made upon him
for q speech, in reply to Mr.. CLARK, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Kentucky,
made use of the following language
II have always been Wing, but 1 have
now no party. l can't say that belong to
any healthy political organization at all. /
may vote for my friend Clark, for he is ma
friend and am HIS" \ n 49, Il =
These are the men-the honest and con-
sentative portion of the Wing party who
refuse to join, or have anything to do with
this new fusion Of abolitionism, notification
and Know Nothingism /; ard the day is not
far distant when thousands of those who
have heretofore acted with the opposition,
will be found arIayed under the Democratic
banner, doing good battle against this cor.
rupt and trading" Republican party.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. ALLEN.-At the Thea
tire tonight, Mr.. D. Allen presents his
name for benefit, and backs his claims by
one of the strongest bills of the season.
The evenings entertainment will commence
with Shakspeare's great tragedy of Othello,
the Moor Of Venice, in which the beneficiary
sustains the character of the revengeful
Moor A Grand Overture succeeds, and
the entertainment will conclude with the
laughable farce of A Kiss in the Dark
Mr.. A., during his short stay among us,
has made many friends, both on and off the
stage, who will tonight, we doubt not, give
him substantial proof Of the esteem in
which he is held by them, both as young
actor of great promise, and an estimable
gentleman.
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The above is from the Democrat Of this NOR
ming. The public will believe the above state
ment after the editor, Mr. C. L. Emerson, shall
have given {" the many complaints which he
says he has been urged upon to publish, but
which, from relationship, be has refrained to
do. s"Y~ -. 80 -
The gentleman who could earnestly solicit
an appointment as subordinate, and on &C
count of his circumstances and relationship be
preferred before others, and then subsequently,
when warmed into life, attempt to wrest, as he
has done, from that benefactor, the Office which
the General Government had accorded to him,
because, forsoot :, that benefactor was man
enough to refuse to permit him to tyranize
over him to his own detriment and that of the
public, would not hesitate, if he had any
well grounded complaints to publish against
him. to expose them to the world At
any rate, the object of this article is to have
matters drawn to the light, and if he has been
urged to publish any complaints against me,
we give full permission to him to do so,and in
deed we make an earnest request that he will
publish them. The undersigned has never
received any quarter from the gentleman,
whether acting in the guise of friend or an
enemy, and it is very certain he will never
ask any. J.H. SIMPSON.
Capt. Corps Topl Eng'rs.
st. Paul, July 10, 1855. s- ..s
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D@- The Fourth of July was celebrated
in Galena in fine style. There was large
with banners and regalia, the
firing of cannon, exploding Of rockets, shells,
and other sorts of demonstrable patriotism,
an grafton, and dinner at the De Soto
house, at which latter many good things
were said. The Orator of the Day was
the Hon. Thomas J. Turner, of Freeport.
The day was very fine, and every thing
passed of happily. '..'t.
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New York. Julv {

mn NEW AoKk, July b.
The soldiers of the war of 1912 held a
Convention in this city, which was very fully
attended.
There were present several Indians who
bore conspicuous part in the military SER
vices OF the country at that time.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, presided. The con
yentlon unanimously adopted memorial to
Congress setting forth the claims of vete-
rams OF the last war with England, and
calling Tor the passage of law granting
pensions to the surviving soldiers and Off
GERS OF the army of the same, volunteers
and military officers, seamen and mariners
VINO were engaged in the service during
that war. .-.... -. -. -
/, A company of French and Italians, mil
itary adventurers, and Polish officer, left
yesterday for Punta Arenas, = e. o l'saa
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1@r Little Six, with a follower or two,
has been in town for q day or two, and
will we understand, have grand talk with
the Governor on the material subjects of
pork, powder and lead. He has COM
plant that his band is suffering, but we are
informed that it is now, and has been for
some time past, out On successful hunt af:
ter elk, deer, ETC., and there is no complaint
at the Agency Of either general or individ,
ual want.
The upper bands Of the Sioux are on the
buffalo hunt, and so far as heard from, have
done well.