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NEW SERlES..-NO. 2O2
REAL ESTATE SAILS.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

T.
IL > ACRES Of Valuable Land beth E'des Of tn
II . ,ShTie snd ChatfsnuOEs Rsrosd. lS nilrS from
Nashville, which depot has bssn recently located veil
improved good usteT, sr, viibE air proor ion Of
tmboE spd cleared land szceeat stand for eosasry
tore and residsnes- hFr side q rosd The wh0ls,
vii ne sod TO szit purcha srs
1864 ACRES. sniie rom ~ teVn o. FrA3kin. i1
Williamson county, the LsbsFty road snd 4 Q
the Tennessee and Asbama Railroad. loo CLEARED
and in cultivation Has OF comortsb DSt ling HOnse,
lasting Springs, and Is pro iuctv s,sutable for iour
handsome settlements viii ss " *, X or all 70 sGis
purchasers.
&c ACRES. mostly tnheTsi pzTt ofthe Brsn.u OOd Trsct
on tue Teuuessee and sbsma Raroad 81 nes south Of
Nashville soil Of exct nt iy, admirably adapted 10
tn. purposes Of y.neysrd Nursery, Market GsFdsn.
10Y sCRES on the Gsilain Tnrnp ke road, 81 niles
from Nashville, between stuil and SlsdRs; would make
business in town cow, nt ana eOEOrso0ls esun1ry
rssd nee
800 AcREs both sides Of the Nashville and North
Westet q Rair al n mile INA hvi X, on Big Hsreth
River, snd2 nile Kng spring; $50 Aer~s s-r-
ed-bsaEce well timb rsd-EO sol and water, sHd CONF
ortabl- improvements.
62& AtRES, v, IN proved, miles rom Nashville, on
the Mill Greek Valley Pike. snl the y. - roll
Of good quality, 60 DEeb s. young Orchard, in
a very COED neghboThood.
81 'CRES In the Brooklyn Is, miles North q Nash.
Vile neor he Whites Greek Icrnpke road most bean
tiful huildn ng lot
LOTS Of size ron ree 70 s5 Acres on The Rrsns
Vista fGrnP ke road, from % 4 Nashville Sh
without Timber eonvente1f 20 uenz Vista Sprin s.
10 Il L'S in the OiAt o. Nssi v,e, Wilson's
SPrinss sevesi he FrsBk Turnpike road several
the Depot Of the Team Ala. r. r.: seve-al and he
eeboIo' TGi npke roa 10 the Ji Ward several
west Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW-T ANS lIBkRAi Those who wish to
purchase would do sell TO make ear Application %
apo q n - ~ --~--
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FOR SALE.

NO I Brick MAsoa and Pl sisrsr, Aheai % years Of
"A ass Also TIE best cook II ths STATE. ana several
''sss 9ss "A'' s'" '~' S's - will l. B0vn "a
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NASHVILLE. TENN. TUESDAY. JULY 20. 1856.
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

w \ "a
Roofing Material, sc.
wooD WARE.
9Oo pkgs cov'd Buckets; lI25 doz B nd Boxes;
$50 dozen bail B)x,s 2Ol Hames;
600 SITS Tubs, pain ed; 2ot 2 nc Wa>h Boards
275 JOE Vanished and Three 500 ow II lndles;
Hoop buckets; ~ White Pine Tubs;
81 900 as.ed Broom Handlrs 25 600 ne Fishing Poles
rs 1oL white cedar Bucket 800 50 Ell Liquor Kegs;
200 ,oz Tar ms; dog Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Nessures .5 Nst Boxes v4rnishd
= dog Pine hurns. sssorte 2a Painted Tubs and
100 nests white dar Tubs I25 Wen scse.s, assted
BASNET WAKE.
goo Willow Wagons common % nests Se,man Market do
$40 +" Carts, common; 90 do' Feed Ba kets, in store
$40 q ex iali tops ani to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs: 200 ooEen assorted Market
0 Willow Cradles; Rasz-ts
15O dozen willow and Rattan Willow chairs;
Pick Ba .tets; 5 doz as 'ced ON Chairs,
Rattan ard Willow, very nca and cool f,r SUNNI
Alo Clio. HAMPERS imported rzncy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wilow WoTa made 10 ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
Oo dos Feather Dusrs 100 1,e' Aosnt MATS
100 " tx.S Scrub Mats
IS Rocking Horses; 25 dOz Toy Air PISTOLS.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1NOcoi $ N and IK inch Manila Rope 1fset;
80 col 20 'nSa neh do DO GO assorteG $50 ed
25 re-Is Bed Cord and PlOw Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton tos Lines and BED Cord;
100 dog Hemp Bed Cords; l1O' haes Carpet Chain;
100 bs broom zine Hemp; 5D0 los Wool irvine,
$40 lbs ISOv Seine TwIne;
bales Batting; S're-s Hemp Packing;
25 - NieknT; IS calls Tsrred Rope;
$50 Wrapping TWine; 1"O Jute Rope;
PAPER.
l,5OU bundles (Frund) 1angermsn's Wrapping Paper;
$40 Mcrregor's do do;
2,u00 reams Lockland do do;
l50 resms Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
lis " Ham Z" 20 I" Batting 10;
400 lbs Roofing do dry OOO Roofing d., Sau'ted;
CANDLES, &c.
star Can les Lard o Opal Ca dies Sesrne Candles,
Starch, German sOap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR EAICITS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
AL,o-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tack
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, c.nstsptly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 inch Red dar do 16 Is % do
Cerdar do l6 IS 20, 22 do ned 81. 2l, "A do
Brass Hoop do - do barrel do 16, Is, 20, p do
HAmE$.
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top, PLANK Top:
For sale by s. BARRETT,
mayl4 coz. Walnut an Front sts.. Cincinnati, 0
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EVwM-GD aU ST ma >Hs
To Gentlemen OF Good Tast
We have just receive lotof

BPRINd AND BUNMBk G0ODtt
or TIE FINEST oUALIlLES and HEEEST STYLEA,
(tonPRistNG Hkes and al te different s@dss et Face,
" coorrd Ciolhs ,sck Doe-skR ca-snsres In great
rssy ciors sys With large Assortueat q Cash
msre Rnk ShAag, Msrsef1es sni other vcsluFs.
hrst cuttsF, "a The best Of workmea, Ss
uiH make up the above seeds in the ncstest mAnner
acrornE The - etstyiea Falshrd 10 h Nsu Vel
and Pnrs Boo4 Of FAsnions, oh ch receive monthly
CssfsOa A ABtfDTg.
v.ae4& ~ IS csass ~ - NffFN
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AUCTION CARD.

TN ennseau~nce II the tate ae ny Aacon Rrons wiF be
fpy o~eupssa bv regular PTivate safes fora few weeks
In fhc Eseanne have arranged or conyenient roonas
10 hn a ~ Aurtion sales in.
AnbE @n be settled IS hes etotore a. ny eaee No g
PubHc sanare.
Arrangsmenis are bring made for LafEe Auetnn
Sales this FaIl Al the Od Stand. No a.
No Go0as WI hs receive for Puhle Aaeton uiih nnts
ER~ Aa Sales exclusively Cor cash
lri0 BESJ v Ml rLbN
Unrssstved gAs, ths day al o'eio o. Nstchs. ysu
{ lry sunner Cioghing &e., b. bENJ. y. shIi LDs-
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NEW YaRk ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ PETTINGILL & co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
leNssssu Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosfoE.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential aud largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ane
fhe Canaaas
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

nit Dirte ors OF tins Comp ny uos = D,u, c. he
Public, that this Cemetery - been lid S
able avenues and wAEs AMI puOns Of the ~ und sub
divtd into Family Lots which "a red ~ s.le
The mass oi the grounds De fce Of Ind
sley Crock = where the public invited all and
anime tn same
The Company feel confident hey could not ave ,4e
more suiia 10 loc ion for Cemetery in he Vinity Of
N&shvis ard Ilvdye tbeu>eves n the pah spsre
money pains 10 mAss il equs q Ceuee'y ia the
Uni and eh cne A. Nts vile feel some p'idr IN
TIE Oemrtry now Ia tn Ch trge q PIT, Super
ntendr NJ living the uud Bnier vhose d. ecion
trents viii be mss 10 the best and Al ,hs usual
charges
The Directors 81 the Con psny are desrons hat ne
grour should be visit, ~ the Cat q Nastvr sal
for tta' pnrpoe Omn bis vi the oce of fi1Gsey
and CrocAe't st o'cork Tue afternoon the
and Friday al the same hJur.
1h- seats all be frer.
Ladies' and FAMILIES desT0us Of vitg The gr0uufs will
be ed tor their residences hv nK their BY send
ing IN, r card, to the Pr, sidsnt a he Comp Nv.
Az 5. LIND Ley. President.
G. W. Nance Sec'y. NR-u
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Sundr1oS.
90 CNSk> and l-S CAskS FINE BRANDIES
~ e5 btrrels American ditto,
2H packages Catawba do,
25 boxes Jose Mich-ine CogaAe do,
20 4" Brandy Fruits,
So i Orantr Grove Nectined whisky
50 Pietcher's Neural do,
lua A" Pike Magnolia do,
g. " American and Holland Gin,
Is " Native Wine,
~ Oh Rye, Bou'bou and Reserve Whisky,
To- d'I Browns,
o. bbl- Loaf Crushed and Powdered sugars,
s@gs lead,
qa sRot,
100 hhls urniern's sEpernne Flour,
80 boxes TOhaceo, various brAads,
1bg bags Baltimore and New Orleans Rio Cosee
81 boxes Sap,
IS " P.Ari S'arch,
itO Sta Candles.
50 (" Long and ssuat JAYS,
1On Quart, Pint and y 2 nj Flasks,
Together with many other articles which cderiL
rheap 20 the trade NtCHOL GREEN BAILEY
We haze on consignment % bels Prime Clover Seed,
80 bags genuine London Lady otatses Cheap for cash
n @. B.
Alarre To- - Prime Rsoon and Lard always hand.
Cash orders hed the shortest notice Al No - and ~,
College -, by n o. h
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STEAM ENGINES
Avn
Mill NHaCh1ncry,
a.

No % Q. a. a. r. Li.aS,
(s1ccEs-I iIs MOORE
II AvING made imr Jrtant ad - IS hs machinery
greatly increased III tscit, for Manufacturing
EHaINEs ard ehinery of every descrr n, tItTst
manufacture rtetm Engn and Bo~r- equal q
dnsh snd urabiy any adr IN the est and -
prices Hav been v engaged the Manufacture
Of Machinery in Nashville TO- the las az years. gV
his persn ate nton % The uiscturing nepamen
he els conh lent tha h i've t.fetiO 10 81 sh"
favor him with her orders AZ IN OIL stanf Of ks Moore
- and - Market street, Broad, Na,hvile, Tenn
All kinds ~ work for Flour Mills, Steam Saw Mills,
Tnb Factories Banks, Js Ac executed promptly,
and At the lows, cash pricea
fs.o y NNpTF o. -
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ErNSh SunnlicS.
COMMITTED

ITO the Ja Of nuvidon county the Sth o June is
1 neg q woman who says her name is MAhlA, snd
that sh@ belongs L. ants q Wiiaam-nn county, Tsnn
Maria Is about 81 years q sEe, yell0E eompecst Mr.
Ranks 10 requested / forward and property and
ssv eha-ees W. II. u MANS.
ivq yaiOr Of Davidson county.
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FOR THE 1000, 900.
THE u. =. PATENT MARBLE co.
90 Ehnmpson II New YORK.

NJANUFACTURERS Of MAFBLE MASrLEs, TABLE ToPs
VI COLUgSs PtDEsTALs. Sc.. Sienna, BroCate, and
al Il au Marbles 1hS article which preparation Of
OF Marble dust, chemically combined with mineral coors
o he moulded ino fIrm ard coiIr ny which a
rb. ma7ufsc ured It less than half the Of
the mater l. whhe it excels ia Durability and
nsauty. Unlike marbez d iron and late, here Is
urflce work the color running the Of The
rial while v4TiSh Is used to give temporary bsautT
the surfa MIntes from Is TO $40 Fable Tops, &c 4,
-qualy 'heap
different which vii iumeise TO those
testing themselves Iafr-tn ition urni,hed appica
u1n 20 PETER RENNIE, Pres't, or
Jo-gFH LANE, Sec'y [ap-5l ort25--ly
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Hamilton's Thresher and Separator.
0FFaE'S PAsENG
HAVE hand large lot Of these Tbreshing Ma
chimes viii selling MAnuaeu er's prize. They
an bv = "a At tie Warehouse Of A. liza ion
T. 4. MCCALL,
may25 Agent for Manufacturer
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The British Plate Glass Company

The British Plate Glass Company.
RA VEgHEAD, LANCASHIRE,
L. Va: \ ND.
WAREHOUSE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
JOHN R PLATT
70 MuRRAY r, NV YORI,
Where will he found ul 4 their Sup Pol
he'd Plate Store aud oue Fronts shOw Cases &c Al
20 Rou. h Glass from II to q inches rhick.
Y q Western TONERS refer ei to the New State
Foue Of Ohio Columbus, which glazed with the Plate
Glass Of the Company. ml'h2S-p6m
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LAST CALI.
1lHOSE sTILL indebted the ate firm of RAxAGE Rnd
CHuHCa, res eCtfally requested to make immediate
payment to JOHN RAMA a.
June % AZ College rect.
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ToHN RAMAGE is in Receipt Ct Ladies Kid Pump Buskps
Misses Lasting Caters and Slippers
Chdren' Bronx d and BlSrk Kid slippers. With vEri-
other a, ticlss for Ladies wear.
Jun. % JOHN RAMAGE.
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- > - : = =
Arrival OF sh~ Asia.

Nka \eKA, Juue -.
Tlr STEAMER Asia arrived at II o'clork this
mcrniur. with Liverpool dates 10 June lA,h
There is much excitement ws,sc,ng Amcri
can AtAir>. The l00don Times and Morning
Pos, demand in offensive term, the rcall 81
Mr. Dallas, bu, i, Is not supposed in the oann-
try that he will he Dismissed Meantime l.iv,
crpoo and Manchester have ,suNi peace MI
dress 10 the citizens Of America, and the iecL
ings Of the people seem m"ro active and mor
general in favor ~ peace. The Government,
however. talks hostility, and CLARENDON hostili.
", Palmersion and Clarndnn having stated in
Parliament. On Friday, that they hal M, made
up their minds whether Mr. Dallas weald H.
dismissed CT not.
IarI John Russell had given notice Of sp'.
cial no,ic~s on Monday 10 inquire whs, IL the
iatcn,icu Of the British Goverument. tunsa'uch
as the universal s~ling al the British lsrplc is
III favor Of peace.
Ne other news oi Importance
The Fulton with official news OF MIR. Can,p-
tons dismissal arrived at Southampton on
Saturday morning, the it,h. The articles OF
the Tune and PoA on Mr.. Cs dismissal wcry
s,udiousiy offensive. aud demard the dismissal
Of Mr. DALLAS and the application Of iorcc TO
the lnitsd States. Tho commercial and man
uiacturing classes. however. are tlkd with anA
ie,y az the terrible CONSEQUENCES OF n war with
the United States. and a~ moving actively Ia
prevent the calamity The Manchester l'rac'
Ad,lrcss to the United States rcccivrd eight
thousand signatures in two hours. Meantime
several ships Of war had been tclegraphcj ia
prepare, with all possible dispatch fw foreign
service, destination Supposed 10 I've III" coast Of
America.
All the commanders OF the gunboais NJ
Portsmouth had likewise been called 10 the
Fost Admirals as !, was ramorsl, 10 receive
instructions for active service nj Geographic
notice, The light squadron of dispatca steam
crs and gunboa's. under command Of Commo-
drm Watson. aniy"'. at Fa'mouti, to coal ard
provision,
A letter asserts TINT ttiiion, lately appointed
Consul n, Fort .an-i'rincc. has instructions 10
intimate that France viii not permit Soioque
TO invade Dominica.
Palmer, the poisoncr, had been hung The
following is from Mcilcnry 4 Go, Circular
Liverpool, 9Th; demand TOR bacon steady
AMI prices unchanged. liSf dull. Pork tend
ing downwards. Shoulders and hams un.
changed Cheese arrives too freely. The
stock Is inferior aud lower prices must be tn
ken. Lard very active at an ndsancc on the
small quantity
The rumor Of the new French loan is CON
tradlctcd in the Moni,cur
The Emperor Alexander has arrived At
Olga
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t.s,e,pe,,isnr. II .Aa i,...a.; ofr4n,~.a,.s
WasHN"foS. Janc 2bi

WAmnNoroS, juno 2}i
The most important event Of the day IN the
notice given by Mr Toofpbr. 81 Tia. OF his ia.
teDtion TO introduce bill Tor the p,acitchiion
Of tho Territory ot kan.as. The Trading pro
visions II ,his bill are he preservation 81 the
integrity and purity Of Of the cicctiyc franchise,
AMI the complete and final adjustment Of all the
difficulties ~ the Territory by ia admission ~
state. All tho Other measures which have
been offered to wit - Mr. Hewards Mr Doug
lass, Mr.. Trumbull's Mr. ClaytOn's. and the
INTENDED measure Of Mr Geyer, arc liable TO
objections at the present time. IA afIyrding mn
incomplete or temporary reincdy for the prcAs-
iDg evils which are IN IT, dealt with
Mr.. Toombs proposes first, TO take census
Of the inhabitants o. the Territory, and 10 form
a registry II the IsrSJus cD,itled to vote eve
~ actual resident male of Il ycnrs To vote IA,
the election for members Of Convention 10
form State Constitution, in November next
Thus. thc voters will have been four months
residents u the Territory IN ofd.r 10 b.tinali-
ied 10 vote.
The registration will take away all motive
for any party to force spurious votes At the
polls. Five Commissioner are 10 be appoint
vi TO sit for the purposc u hearing complainh
81 erroneous OF imperfect registry. The bill -
intsDsIs,l, 10 Gne, 10 s,cure al honest and free
expression Of tho wisies 81 the feople II the
Territory.
The election of the members 0f the t0nven-
ton win take pIar. On the LIST Tuesday Of Nov.
NEXT, when the people Of other States will be
engaged in their own elections. Tbs Conven.
ton will franc Constitution upon which TIN
State may come into the onion u, once.
I, may b. objected 10 tbi. scheme, tina, the
population u Kansas ia tn small no, over
10000, "a, Mr.. Clayton aid But Mr. Clay,
ton contsp'Si that the k~~r ought to Weld Ia
The higher espd'ency in this case.
can Imagine no objections 10 the plan ca
ept ,wo-lst that II will que, the agitation
before tbc Presidential election, and therefore,
tend TO defea, the Republican candidate, and
md, that the free soiiers mistrust their own al
legations that tbs actual -ithr- in knnsas are
on ibcir side
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FROM FRIDAYS DlHr.


W. understand that road from ST Paul
10 fazaska. on Lake Minnctonka, by the
way Of Excelsior has recently been surveyed,
and will he completed in the course Of three or
four weeks stephen Hull Re, Charles Gaipin
and ". r. Russell were the commissioners
designated by the last Legislature Tor the lay
ing oat Of The road, ander whose direction ii
WAS done This road is designed to cross the
river at For, Smelling, when the bridge at that
place is completed. and will be- n nearer ronie
10 The Mnnctonka and Crow River country
than any other road ytt laid out. {, connects
at Taza,ka with road, leading to Glcnc"c and
Greenwood
UHR SABBATH SCHOOLS OF -. Paul will eel
citrate the Fourth Of July, an ! all The Friends,
and Citizens in general, are respectfully invited
to participate in the Festivities Of the LAY and
Join The schools in procession.
The following is the programme oi the pro
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rrnn vnynArN h.tILr-

PtHifc School At meeting "i,ie Board
OF Education on MONDAY last. 'hc Inspector
OF the First Ward we've appointed Binding
Commute. invested with fail power 10 cree,
q school honsr ou 'lc corner ~ seventh and
Olive -irc,t ~ a cos, AZ u5t les, HAT i000
nor more than 81 coo Il j. tlc intention 81
the Binding Committee IL commence tnc wofh
az soon a. practicable ~. j. rieht With
oa' suitable -choo, rooms car rHblic schools
can De " hut li''lc or m public benefit W.
are gra,ihe To hntY that the Board Of Ldn
cation elected at oar Ia; municipal election are
determined 10 ra tie means within 'hcir con
troll TO pro,iuo" thorough and cntl'c n forma-
il upon sGah a bass that every child within tie
limits o. The city corporation can lave an "P-
poriuniiy OF olhainio, good farii-h o,inca.
ton vi,hou, ,hr inli, daa, cypa.e u one DIM"
f1r tui'ior
MnSri0 sfLn Goiya AurAp.-~Wc barn by
a gentleman rom Monict'io, that things are
progressing there With an almost unsurpassed
rapidty tnotbr large s;am ras rail- !.
uss tr,ug erected. The machinery Il ~iich I.
nov "a the way up. II LANDED 80 -. Paul
last Saturday TIC cost 0! the mill VII H.
about sl2 900 " i- -ome larger than tho
one now IN snect ..fui OPERATION Ihc first
mill cost more ihan $1,000 not $1,000. q.
.ouc r-cent prints have IT. 1her ar" Sons
10 houses u0w b,Tnc erected eight stores, Dr.
goods ami groosre ore nos ADD will h. IN iyc
weeks Ia iull blast
The Acadspy aiil co.amsnca Il. 10, - l1n
IN ~ v~hs. TIE WoJris'ors are @3jr-'
from oar 10 cigh, lo:s pr Dag to ac'ga' se;
tiers y jsibos9 Ergrfss 2iaL
c.aa0a Fab i improving 'atel'y Hon.
" |. Mos Jos DANCES f.H.. a,d Hon Wa
Frrf'or1 have 'arge ia'erssts in ihe ,0wp arsi
ar to.ah.I 20 90 ahead. Thy are Gaildisg a
~ A,a sry5.s 'Ae fsar1n m, ~" fIas' urs ani
cannon Fall rlai At the fKlsH,T a. .ome
'tre tLaaand ip3su Tn citiDenS a iias
tine. .haal ,s'se ~ N them sfd compete
to- roai. DOR as:ciar,s .hOa'i loos vel G1r
tha, trad. anil hip tl.1p In the fongifn-tIoo
n ,le road anl hrt-e D.t-'r 5"r'f
Wvrgrci 70 barn ,hnt The ii"n i',vn
0rwrgp r. nov lying dangerously z ri Wa.
la. ih, pace n h.s -eil"uoo ,ia-r h'Im a
from 'hi' city.
srsJ,s ~ rHf,..-The ~ e.. g.,
~ oHice "a, trses y a.L-n- aa Nao4sl
tigh' lsvt 'be chima~y b4ily 'os'''--l s''
tie facr lAsrry direet,oI
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tlfsiN ffkSDIf 5 DAftf.
Moro lndiam MsrAess- rive Persons
KILLED.

Information has reached this city from ne.
liable source that party Of Sioux recently
came in the night to Platt lAkc-l5 miles eas,
OF Swan river AMI killed. FgA>cls BRlNrrr
and his whole family, consisting Of five PERSONS.
BRrNTrT was n well known halt.hnr,l AMI had
been Chippewa trader for thirty years
We believe tina, the Superintendent, Of In.
dian Affairs is doing all in his power To pu,
stop TO these horrible murders. Tho Sioux
payment Wa stopped tscaasc they refused to
deliver ny part. oi murdeWrs. Rat 50 lar
even this has not had the desired ci'cct The
strong arm 81 the military is requisite, AMI if
officers in command hesitate TO put their iorees
in the field, IRON doubts ~ To their power 10
at, with efficiency, special instructions should
be issued hy the President OF the United States
10 the CommaD,lapis Of tho various Forts in
the Territory to cooperate with thu police Of
the indian department by placing the necessary
ioru al the disposal Of its authorized agents.
We have reasons for believing that such orders
will hc sent from Washington in less than
thirty days.
ARRIVED. The public will I've rcioiced to
learn thai W Auorsrrs HorcaKlss. editor Of
the Minneapolis Democrat has resumed has da-
ties ~ editor Of that valuable sheet. Areas.
rrs in the course Of few weeks will inform
the public what hc thinks Of the appearance Of
the Presidential course We await with trm.
uIons impotence and some for,itudc the mp
pearancc Of the views Of W. A. H.
Tux ForRru.--Wc learn that our fellow Cit
zen Daniel shaw, Esq is TO deliver an Grafton
Ia tina r'sr n; Fri:is; fss, J, se3H% il,e spal.
vcrsary OF American Independence Judging
from the reputation and ability of this gentle
mat AT appropriate aud able address may be
expected on the occasion.
Der ,Rrrp.--Mr. Ilasbrouck took his leave
of our city yesterday upon the Northern Belle.
Lieut.. Maary len several days since
Srusfr AvrSrr--it will be seen t,y an al.
vcrtisc,nent in another column that the Street
Commissioners will receive proposals for clear.
ing and rendering passable this beautiful ave
nue., which runs along the very summit of the
bluil upon which is situated the residence of
Rev. Mr.. Neil. This improvement IL 10 he
made upon one OF the most attractive portions
OF the city. and cannot IL objected to 10y any
one