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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-27
GROCERIES.
so. EDWARDs.


Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FoRWAR DING MERCHANT,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc.
G rner Of Spring and College Streets
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
00n HHDS. prime to choice sugar;
ZOU 100 bbls d. r. Crushed do;
25 =" Powered do;
1852 20 bxs I" Loaf do;
100 bis Reboiled Moasses
100 half bbs do do;
200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 Laguyrs do;
40 /" old Java Coffee;
so bbls and half bbls Mackere;
SO kits No and 2 do;
49, 20bsgs Pepper;
20 do Spice; --
Iasg- 20 do Ginger
aa,r Is bags s Almonds;
10 do FllbertS
10 do English Wslnuts;
100 whole half and quarter bxs Raisins;
20 cases Sardines;
900 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
200 boxes Glassware;
200 boxes Virginia Tobacco
1000 kegs Nails, Brads and Spkes-assortsd;
$50 hbls Cincinnati Rectifed Whisky;
loI.,Js so Old Bourbon do:
nts fa so {" Mononghahala do;
--r Is Rive do:
so - "Amercan Brandy;
10 NE. Rum.
Also a large Stock of fine Cigars Brandies Wines &C.
Just received and for sale BY 10. EDWARDS.
ma ID
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Pianos. Pianos.

WYE have received Fourteen more new Pr $50,
w ano-Fortes from these unrivalled ma
kers, Light, Newton 4 Bradbury, and HainesJ
Bros which makes stock very large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmn ed
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not Every Pr
sold by shall be warranted give satisfaction in
every respect nay7 wa r FREEMAN.
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MCCLURE, BUCk a. co

Successors to the late firm of Maxev Mcclure COY
TIN, PLATE ~ SHEET IRON WORKERS
A their old stand, No Is Market street, Nashville
IA Tenn, keep constantly on hand Tin Ware Of every
observation-disclosures and retail Also Tin Plate Sheet
Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron Sad Irons Fairbank
Platform Scales of the most improved patterns.
Wood and Coal Stoves, consisting of Franklin 8
Ten Plate, Seven Plate, Box and Offender Stoves Also
ParlOr Chamber and Office Crates To all of which they
would respectfully call the attention of those wishing
purchase. IseDtIg-8n
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BV EXPRESS.

WE just in receipt Of fresh supply of the cee,
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING T0BACCOS manufactured especially for us
of very finest Tobacco and is superior any
brought to this city. Give it trial.
sept9 LYONS d co. No 10 Cedar ST.
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LONGHURsT & co.
Wholesale and Retail COnfeetionerS.

NO.45 UNION STREET.
HAVE on hand very choice assortment of Candies Of
Ii all kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. Catsups
ssrdines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing Of the kind usually kept in Con-
dictionaries. -a- -.a.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, CIeARs
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands.
Their Bakery s of the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
Furnished by them the shortest notice, with Cakes
Consctionares &c. &C. in the highest style of the art
Mr. Longhnrst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department. has received several Diplomas in New York
for the best articles in his line exhibited at State Fairs
try. d29
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,

hLMO AL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
HAvE removed to their NEW STORE, No. Public
Ii Square, (South sde) where they have now in Siore
aud open for exhibition, a large and well assorted
Stock of
- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And VARIETIES, to which they invite the attention
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TIME
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
MINIS
We have opened a splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Such as:
French printed DeIanes,
French Mernoes,
Elegant Dress Silks,
Plain and Figured Coburghs,
New Style Poplins
French Merinos nd end Robes,
Printed Persien Cloths,
Printed Csshmeres
Cloaks, Tslmas
Nantes and
Shswls.
A BEAUTIFUL LINZ OF
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Elouncings
Lsces and Edgings, Cloths
Cassineres, Satinets, Blankets,
FlanDels, Ticklngs and
Brown and Bleachsd Muslins.
PRINTS, &c, &C
Those desiring bargains would do well to look through
this Sock
We are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng, Linseys,
Jeans, socks, dc, DC.
sug7 lRBY MORGAN d GU.
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NAHYlLLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

CHA RLESTON AND 81 VANNAg
TO TAKE EFFECT on AFDlFTKR THE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
recent meeting OF President and Superinteudeots
IA of the various Roads connecting EasbviJIa w1,b
Charleston and Savannah the following rates Of Freight
were adopted:
.,. lls. FIRST CLASS.
Feathers Wool Flour Sacks and Books mar 1ho a. An
SECOND CLASS.
BeeswaH, Ginseng, Pink Root Cotton. Rope and
Bagglng, hemp, Star Candles, Soap, Lard and
Llnseed Oil and Window Glass per 100 Il m
THIRD GLASS. " "
Leaf Tobacco in hhds, per lOO. On
n nnsky, per oarre IS 90
pee anu L L per Darrei. so
uiou Pel p J 40
DiTois ~ Ioe VI ~ oOzen ana upwards. 90
TO prevent oVercharges the Agent of the n C. Rail-
road authorized to sign Receipts for the Of
the articles sbsve at the rates specified until further
notice, IL i ANDFRSON
may14 BPa Sunsr;ntsn1I.
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Fever and Ague Remedy.

kever and Ague Remedy.
THE cheapest and best for Fever and Agus and
i all Fevers incident to the seasoa
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY;
We hereby ceretfy that have submitted the Grasu
berg Fever and Ague Remsdy to close inspection aud
scientific analysis and have also tested curative AZ
ties in several Of intermittent fever We take great
pleasure IN saying that has proved completely success
lu and that il s most skillfulv compounded remedy
IL must exert most beneficial influence IN ell CASES it,
tonic properties are immediate and highly sauary and
it is richly deserving the enn6dsnce Of cur brskren Of
the medical faculty and of the public.
Samuel n Mabrey, N. D, New York.
Charles " keyiloan, N D, Wisconsin,
VIM. II. Simmington. D., Illinois,
Thos. j. johnson, N. d., Missouri
VIM. Kittrsdge, NJ. D.. New Hampshire,
James 7. Mot NJ D.. Indiana,
John Y. Tsrrington N. D. California
Vim. Y. Ashton, N. d Louisiana
The composition of this remedy includes those msdcin.
substances which experienced physicians have long ~
sorted to for special action the when deranRsd
by Fevers Ague and General Debility resulting from an
posure or climatic influence These rendered per
manent and remain active in this preparation as ccusa
quenee Of the scientific in which thev are CON-
bined In this medicine metallic salts can Be found b.
the mos. delicate cnsmca analysis In each paeksgssrs
two distinct medicines powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once cure the Ague, and box Of Pi7 that will
prevent its reenenee taken in time will remove ths
causes that promote its frat appearance Price for toe
package so cents For sale BY ali drug0stsin the stat.
sspt24 GenT Agent re- Graf ,t Coz ConD.,v
HERRINC'S PATENT CHAMPION S1FES-
WE nave oeen appointed 0y >. U. Herring 4 Co.
w Agents tor the above Safes, which we will ssI for
cash or negotiable paper AT TIE MANUFACTURER
PRICES IN NEW YORK, with freight exchange and
insurance added. We have an assortment on hand
and request al thOss who interested the matter 10
examine the evidences that 70 prove that this safe IL
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and is BURGLAR
PROOF as FAR as valuable Papsrs notes. money is con.
cerned.
Several Of these Sales have HALLS PATENT POW.
DER PROOF LOCKS, which At the Worlds Fair in Lon.
don, in 1851, and at New York in 1883 was awarded
MEDAL being the most perfect lock ia the world xsvxR
HAVING PICKED or blown By Powder
Hundreds of certificates are given from all parts Of IN.
world in which valuable papers shown to have been
taken from these Safes uniDured after having bsen Tor
many hours and sometimes for days. exposed most
intense heat
Call and examine them.
MACKENZIE L WILSON.
sept24-n II CoIleya sirsat
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store,
NO. 10, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,


nashville, Tenn.
JAMES HERMAN. T. D. RAINS
HERMAN & RAINS.
THE undersigned, having removed to Nashville and as
ISOLATED themselves for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently open
ed at the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer 4
Co, large and complete stock of fresh genuine Staple
Drugs, pure and unadulterated Family Medicines choice
Perumery, Fancy Articles. &c &C. all of which, guar
teeng the purity and genuineness Of article they
Willis at the very lowest market price for cash the
usual time to punctua dealers
They determined to send out article of medicine
about which can be any doubt whatever with refer.
to its purify.
They respectfully solicit share of the Prescriptions of
the Physicians OF the CITY, This department. of their bust
ness will be under the supervision Of competent cbemss
They trust that their rigid attention and fidelity to the
interest Of those who may favor them with their patron
age will merit the appreciation of their patrons and en-
sure success to their enterprise.
iune26 HERMAN RAINS
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FOR sally

DESIRE to change my business and row offer my
stock OF Family Groceries for sale ANY person wish
ing to go into that business will find il 70 their advantage
to call and me- The stand good one and any per
son will do well to take the stand aud groceries
All persons indebted to must call and pay up, or 1
will be forced to collect BY law.
septl7 J. NJ HAWKING A1ant
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A POSITIVE CURE.
VXTHAT is he use of paving doctors bills when you
w can get easily cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints
now so prevalent oy using LYONS CHOLERA MEDIcATBD
BRANDY, which is warranted and speedy cure and
preventive having failed in any single instance
which can be proved by the many certificates of well
known citizens t. be at store and by giving it
far trial For sale by the bottle dozen at the Sole
Agency and Proprietors in the United Stairs
iy22 LYONS d CO. l9 Cedar st.
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p. S-We have removed to our new Store No. 7 Pub
lie Square, where opening q new and handsome
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods 10 which we invite he at
tention Of Merchants generally IaugIS
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MR.. B. H. COOKE-

HAVING taken an interest in our business. wa will
IL not hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales The
lyle Of our firm remaining the same
NAsHvILE, Aug. /, 1856. IRBY MORGAN&CO
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SUNDRIES.

WE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in our line consisting of Liquor
Flssks, Walking Canes Cigar Cases, Snuff 6Oxes Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches and splendid assortment of
Meerchaum, Powhattsn, Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety Of other Goods LYONS CO.,
iy22 Cedar St
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HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN Ny
Nj onainess Nj. W. n. NIkcEIN arm is row as
- JAS. B. ERAlGHEAD.
ss ss.sv.,,s. Ma, l, issd. q T-'TTT
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Removal

g IHCE the hre, BEASLl Ruth have reopensd theiI
y PAINT SHOP on Cherry St, Immediately opposite
the Delivery Box Of the Post 0ee They are again fully
prepared TO execute all orders for Painting Paperng and
70 perform all kinds Of imitation Of Wood and Marble N
the highest style of art BEASLY A RUTH
viZ7-5p
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TO ARRIVE.
WE daily expecting large lot of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobsc-
co. Also, 10000 Nicotisna Londres Cigars, and 90
900 other brands of the finest qualities and favor
iY22 LYONS d CO. l9 Cedar st
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A active lad, about IL or Is years of age.
IA oetll E. II. BRoCKWAY b CO,
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JOHN YORK & CO. have removed to the New Buildtnss
NO. ~ Union Street, opposite GeOrg Grsigs
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PRINCIPE CIGARS.
90 600 Genuine. just received, and import
ed expressly for this market by
LYONS CO,
iy22 IS Cedar st
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
KANSASAFFAIRS.
Mr.. DIVERS MINORITY REPORT.
Mr. Mordecai Oliver, from the Select Com
miAee. Submitted the .follo,cing viers of
the minority:
(Concluded

THIRD DISTRICT.
The testimony in relation to this district
is, that the pro-slavery party had major
itY among the actual settlers of the dis
trict
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The testimony III relation 10 tlis district
shows that tbe pro-slavery parry had a ma
joriy among the actual settlers.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
In Lis is lir he es imonv goes to
show Iha rhcrc maj ii Y for the free
State parry.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The testimony goes 20 show hat the pro-
slavery party had a majority of the actual
settlers in .his district. and also that most
of free State men voted for the pro- slavery
candidates.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The testimony shows that the pro-slave-
rv party had a majority among the actual
settlers in this district.
EIGHTH DI.TRICT.
AS to this district, no testimony was ia
ken on either side so far as the undersigned
now remembers.
NINTH DISTRICT.
The testimony shows that in this district
the pro-slavery party were in the majority
among the actual settlers
TENTH DISTRICT.
The testimony shows that the election
was conducted fairly in this district. and
the result would not have been changed by
the rejection of all the illegal votes on both
sides.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
In this district there is no evidence to
impeach the correctness of the election re-
turns as made to and sanctioned by the
Governor.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
There is no evidence to impeach the cor
rectness of the returns Of election for this
district
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
The evidence shows that there was pro-
slavery majority of the actual residents in
this district, and that there was no force or
intimidation used to prevent free State men
from voting.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
The evidence shows that the pro slavery
party was largely in the majority among the
actual residents in tins district; that the
election was peaceablc and quiet, and that
no intimidation was used to prevent any
one from voting
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
The evidence in regard to this district
shows that the pro slavery party were large
" in the majority among the actual resi-
dents-probablv ten to one-an1 thai there
was no force or intimi laion used 10 prevent
any man from voting.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
The evidence shows that the election in
this district was conducted peaceably and
quietly. and no intimidation or force used
to prevent any one from voting. There
was decided pro-slavery majority among
the actual settlers in this district
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
The evidence shows that in this district
the election was conducted peaceably and
quietly, and that there was decided pro-
slavery majority among the actual settlers
in this district.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
The evidence shows that the election was
conducted Peaceably and quietly. and that
there was decided pro-slavery majority
ho
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
Selette0 4oetr =
TO TIE DEMOCRACY.
By A LADY.

A LADY.
Fling, fling out your banner, democraoy's son,
Beneath which so often the battle you've won;
For hoier contest now bids you decide
The Unions in danger-oh. let it not slide!
Remember Buchanan, the tried and the true,
Shall guide the stout ship and her glorious crew,
While the proud bird of Freedom, with glance of
the sun,
Shall spread the glad tidings of victory won.
On, on to the rescue. ye friends of the right!
Come forth from the east and the west in your
might,
From the north and the south, from the mountains
and dells,
Let the shores Of each ocean re-echO the swell,
Kentucky-the soil where the ashes of Clay
Repose in their glory-has entered the fray;
4 gallant young chieftain, the pride of her sons
Shall lead with Buchanan till victory's won.
Then grid ON your armor-the struggle is nigh;
Let the banner of Union float proudly on high;
Let the ship nstitution-democracy' life
Bear your leaders and crew in the glorious strife;
Let the lovers of Webster, of Harrison, Clay,
Throng the deck of the ship she enters the fray
Come children Of freedom. our country to save
And the flag of our Union forever shall wave
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

THIRD DISTRICT.
The testimony in relation to this district
is. that the pro-slavery party had major
i,y among the actual settlers of the dis
trict
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CONGRESS- WATER.

A eARD.-To soUTuERNERs. DRINKERS OF CON
n water We reliably informed that mncrarwaiers
name Saratoga salts extensively imposed upon
public the southern and Southwestern States where per
water Se whereas al saIaoc there arc wsss
Of all kinds from Congress down TO ditch water aud the
articles imposed In this manner on tho public are mostly sr
persons desrng the effect Of Congress water the
ibes being entirely different from that Of the Congress
Zines rssulng IL seriois permanent dneues by we.hen
Ing the digestive and destroying the lone Of the stomach
the en besg limo wise different from that produced By
saline caharcs dissolved ordinary wster-whe Congress
scweysr sebasa De pssa may be- being ionic n Z. vel
curative The Congress spring, IL well Known,
The spring Which during sixty three years past has
place, thus anordns ihe opportunity for swnders 70
Of de rspn,on obtained by ,he cosress spring n sps
series Of The injury hus inflicted upoo The public add
finding either injurious effects from their they
IN future refuse the genuine Congress- water suppong
Us senuipeness hsi is In bottles boxes bearing our
the old bottles and boxss greediy bought BY
or the purpose o. filing them with Their value
ong q hoae rely onCongress aud other
be certain the branded the cork OF
ws.sr1c' WI xnhou, sfsss words, Il is vsinssss
dangerous counterfeit the compounds called Saratoga
uroupot possessing even the virtues q TIE common Scd
nj. powders Of the shops Thei impossible 70 form Con-
s, a Ne have e q We Seeerned
recobne the ingredients 70 make article Of equal
qualify, the elects Of which win be the the natural
AID packages, aud BY ordering from direct enclosing dram
for he amount ordered you can have safely forwarded 10
genuine Congress only Of reliable persons en-
anime he lettering Of The cork brand
Congress Spring Saratoga Springs snd No IL Thames.
kew hogk Cur
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from Missouri, and with The appearance OF butcher,
volunteered 70 Protect him, and for ten minutes
there g fair prospect Of row After speaking
thirty minutes Gov. Reeder gave way, and Mr.. Prince
mounted the chair. Directly he began 70 speak, GOV.
keeder made dash him and for the chair; scuine
oowed during which both Reeder and Prince were seen
together the chair and the NOISE OF groans, shouts
Kisses, cheers and laughter was Internal After time
Reeder was knocked of the chair. He then made
thaYge fight his antagonist with his fists but was for
tunateiy arrested midway. He then withdrew to an
Other part the saloon where he prepared for second
speech. Meanwhile Prince was continuing TO lecture
chorus OF noises that would have walked the dead
while the father OF the sick children and the husbands OF
ladies' in III health were going about imporng
stop the riot and remove the meeting little
began 10 speak again, TO ask money for Kansas Inc
hther OF the tick children went to him and cnreated nu
70 remove 70 the forward cabin, but he vas underd
70 say that ne must have shis contribution, and sdcor
dinghy spoke for some minutes longer, makinGNis au
dence rear, and stamp and shout. After him Iraess
Daniels, Of Wisconsin, also made . speech While the
Southeeners around were asking tho audience = any one
would fight them, and the IrishnGA shouting hurrah
0f Bike and Breck
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THE TURF.
TAsHIoN JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-FAsHl

FASHION JocXEYCLU RACEs-FAsHFoNC COURSE,
IL near Newtown Long Island.
The fall meeting OF the Fashion Jockey Club viii
Tuesday, Sept 3 and conuaue four days
FIRST DAy-Westchester county stakes three olds
subscription $780, forfeit 0O $500 added by the club mile
heats.
Jno. b. Monnots Oh. Roxana, by imp Trustee, dam by
imp. Priam.
y. Norris br Etiquette, by Mariner out Of Fashion
Jno. Hunters III. Ella by imp. Yorkshire of Mary
Elizabeth, by Andrew.
l. J. b. Monnots Dr. May Thorn, by imp Trustee, out of
Kate Cole.
same daylight weight stakes subscription $3.50; forfeit
$780, $3.50 added by the club four miles, 70 carry 100 lbs
NOMINATIONS.
l. n. B. Yonngs Oh. m. Ellen Bateman, by imp. Glencoe
dam by imp. Trustee; years.
W. j. shaws Or. Miss Lghoo,, by imp Trustee,
OF Young Lady Lghtfoot; years
r. c. Bushs CHI m. Rosabei by imp CONSERVATION dam
by Andrew; 5 years.
sEcoND DAY, Wednesday, September 24-Jockey Club
same day-Jockey Club purse, $3.50. Nile heats, Sins
TnrRp DAY, Thursday September 25-Jockey Club purse
500 Three mile heats.
LAST DAY, Friday, September G-Jockey Club STATES
Subscription; sac; forfeit $50.
81 5OJ added by The Club. Four mile heats.
SoxiNArIoNs.
I. VIM w. Gibbons b. m Phio, by Mariner, out Of Cas-
sandra: years.
Jno. Monnots oh. h. Logan by imp Trustee, dam by
imp. Priam; 6years :
& W. }. shaws gr g. One Eyed joe by Prince George,
4 N b. Young's CHI m. Ellen Baieman, by imp Glencoe,
dam by imp Trustee; 6years.
Entrance money cent TO go to second horse in the
j. A. VALENTINE Secretary y. J. G.
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INFORMANT FROM EURoPE-sETTLEMENT OF THE
CENTRAL AMERIC AN QUEsTIoN-NEws FROM CALI
yORNIA, OREGON. SANDWICH ISLANDS, SOUTH Pa
CHIC, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, ETC.-THE
KANSAS WAR INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PRO-
C1EDlNGs, ETC !, ETC.
me WEEKLY HT RAID win be pubrhed at eleven O'Clock
his morning. Iss contents viii embrace interesting intel
sgence from Euro California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands,
The South Pacific South and Central America Mexico the
West Indies &C Important om Kansas; Proceedings
Congress- Attest by telegraph; Editorials various
SUBJECTS Fins ncis Commercial Political Theatrical Relgi
GUS and spor ding Intelligence Cattle Market together with
variety OF ocsl end miscellaneous items. Single copies In
wrappers, ready for mailing, be had At the counter.
Price Alp, snce.
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FURNITURE.

L,oR sALE--A QUANTITY OF VERY. NICE HOUSE.
hold furniture suitable for small family, northeast
corner OF Canal and Allen II disposed OF At pr
yate sale viii be sold At auction Saturday August M Al
u, kQGEIA
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Rsearns Maryins improvement The hes, safe Ia the
5000 secured the celebrated Ia Belle powder proof
|ssh very small key AL made under the immediate In
Mr. stearns who has for fourteen super
tended manufacture during which time not dollars
worth property has been consumed in Of them, 23 hay
~ been tested accidental fires. Warranted free from
|1smpness For sale by sTEARNS MARVIN, ~ Murray
lac street. Seconi hand safes o. other MAKERS
mead mfrs