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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09
Boots! Shoes! Trunks

LADIES' SHOES.
7 ADIEs' ane French Lasting Heeled Gaiten;
Il Thick Sole do, upt and PIN;
4" Congress do;
" KID BoOtees, with 8nd without heels;
" Kid Fr Ne. and Goat Welt BOOtses;
India Rubber Qeather sols) Clogs, nsW art'e;
KID Slippers, Ofevery description;
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
A variety Of Ladies' Toilet aud Fancy Slippers;
Misses Thick sole Kid and French Mo- Shanghai Kos
suth BOoees; with general assortment Of Misses and
Chdrens Kid French Morocco Goat and Calf Welt Booises.
GEhTLEM GOODS.
Gentlemen's Inc calf aterpuO0f Boots;
- Double Sole 90;
" Dress Boots;
,ongress Glters double and
single Sole;
s. " WateT-pf Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock Of MEMS Boys aud YOUTH heavy Calf and
Kip Work, Of coed material and workmanship.
NECRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro BrOgans, for
and boys Negro &c Planters are respectfully invited
10 call and examine efuTs purchasing.
TRUNKS, VALISE;S, &c.
Aargs lot of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentemsn;
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot Of cbssp Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Fases Carpet Bags, &c, all OF which
offered low fOrCash. JOHN RAMAGE,
OCl3l No. A College street.
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LARGE SALE Of IRON WORKS, MULEs,
HORSES, WAGONS, noes.
D}tA- GOODS, FARMING UTENSILSs AND

A s. GRO MAN, - e
z rur=uaEUa OF decree Ol the Ca merry Court AZ Nash
q vile, rendered 10 re suit q Lr5Jetui EOstck vs. lu
Ben and others, viii, MONDAY, The l2h day Of jan
uary 81 sell no Public Auction u re gHts hvddrr, ON
prev e, rhr lru.f rT0neriy Known is IRON NOUN
o., FUKNA E. mag 30 nj l-gCO or lUOlJ acres %
Land cultivation the balance Finely umbered,
shout 40 ACES &C O. .e reI l0m land the Cum
bertrand tver There i-H 1ue FurUsce tie pace,
and aI uece- houses cab stables tor house &c
dee The Land borders the Cumberland and Zen fess-e
EFer Tenn, and the Furnace H situated
% Ifg.r- over mile f-rm lHs CUuD. Tiaui RIVER
will as1 sell 10 The sHuH time aud likely negro
man. 20 aud 20 dHs yuuug Mus and H1fses,
q large uuubar 90 Wagons Cars, and same
Oxen, sud sOus CauIs, lot Of rUg Blacksmith
Tools Farming U--rs agd various Other articles
l about Furnace. ALSO, lot Of Dry Goods 10 The
Store.
The said Furnace BU- Lands will be sold Crealt OF
o, and years ne purchase gTTg bond aud
rlies the purchase money, E.d lien retained The
Land for the payment J tie Inc bair-e NJ said prop
rry will be solid credit Of six months. For al
500 the purchase log bond and t1 good srourts; for
under $50 will os reQ1iref. he sale will
be cOuuuusd from day 10 day I'll completed
THU5 vs. WISDOM,
a ruH Pee fr4rs md Trr-r IN
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IA g, Esa gsII

WILL pay d cents good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered MY Rag Store on the Northeast tho
Square. WooIeH and Silk Rags lot vented.
dec25-u VS.. WHITMAN.
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Va. G. BRUCE.

We Os 10 lie u lie
HAS lust returned with the largest Stock OF
II consigned Goods 70 be cold Wholesale aud Retail
ever offered iu the Wes1ern country, To- wit:
SIAllONh6f.
1000 Rsams Letter Paper 1901 selfssanE Envelopes
1900 e" 30 note paper Git3Ju -" faHcyj cords
5000 com'eI. Paper Spds; '.'-' van l
500 " Bin Cap Ol0 gross and L Pencils;
1000 a. Fools Cap Two % % steel Pencils
80 O" Fancy Note,
CUTLERY.
1000 Luives AMI Forks Hammsrs and Hathsis;
l0h Pocket hlvosj Ie0 dozen Argentine silver
500 PAIR -CissOIs5 spoons
1910 RaEoIs; y cords double barre Guns
FANCY GOODS
50 " Hair OIL 35OyFCFt Mouaies,
BIG Fancy Wor, Boxes; $50 dozen Linen HJkss
500 Ladies' Companions rs q" six DO
2Oce packs Pins No O. 40 g, 5ggO Spool Thread
1000 pair Buck skin Cloves MsruO gpder.aIrIs5
I5y doz gents while and fancy
5000 vol Standard Books
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWFLRT
Is Magic Cod Watchg- $50 do Guld Meek Cha'us;
80 english goi patent levers rents Fob Vest DO.
manufactured BY Joseph rs DO Gold seals and Keys
Johnsoa, % ca. street, win L.cE g.
go silver Lever Watches 81. 10 FIorerline. DO;
$50 Open Face silver o., 900 qar Plain Gold Ear Rings
s7j Composition do; 5r." allies PLAIN Gold Breast
Watches; 20 ..-n.'' and Jsdias' Sold
$50 do ChatIinss F..y.L-,
$1,000 worth OF Sold Finger
Krgsi
1850 Gold Pens wra ~lFe CI.t g. assorted;
1900 cod
Ard ali other clos usually found iH LsweIr Estlbiab
msus Merchants rII and r4- cfr.Er. generally
inv Ted call and rrg1u, as shove
long Irsrrlt r-gatr- have -r 80
tedious mention. iI short have aug drug Irar lady
ueiio1oor Tor con, ease., No D. Ce9sr street, NaasiIe
Tennessee. InnF--.indvw
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GOOD lot OF Jolst, Scsntling and two Iuch Plank on
n hand cheap cash. good lot Boards and Poplar
Shingles can be delivered 10 few DAYS 20 those vang
them. My Mil is cutting daily. am Agent Tor other MILE
] will pay particular attention TO all orders. Call tlr
Savings Institution and leave your orders You Them
nlled Tnuv251 }, G. DAKDEN
NwRRT ORANGES Three casks The above lust re-
~ csyed by Express, al }. G. ROBERTSuN,
nous Broadway.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVTTF.Ey PACKETS

THE light draught -
e4eE-AEGEN. PIKE, WM. FULLER, Master, eUaS-A
- being expressly built for this trade, 1SEsssE
al modern improvements, with the light dTaught
substaunCh and steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing between above pOrOne Of the U,Hs
being port every week. These being in cOmUaHd
old ana experience commandants, and with superior
facilities passengers and frghJs, sUliCiLs
lie pa r0nage For passage fre gh apply board,
H. H. HARRISON. Agent
Oct26-6m Front
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Harvey In Nashville.

THE eminent HARTsK." we'll known 10 every gan
4 uemGn n PhAdeiphia the mos. successful iSltsr
OF garments Is nov at our establishment, No Is Cedar
street and prepared 20 take measures and to esbt al
the Gsanrnlsut OF Cloths Cassimsrs and Vezngs "a
Uere ever displayed in Nashville Our stock Of Ready
Made Cloihlng both gensmens and youths nov iud
aud our Furnishing Department contains evsrv article
comprised under that besd.
ocrI4-f CLIFTON q ABBOTT
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FOR SALE.

ONN ACRES II splendid land ingo1 the Soath
ON side OF the \. "a Z Railroad, "A miles from
Nashville 81 from Lavergus Depot 675 acres under q
good cedar fence and IN high state OF cultivation On
this land two comfortable Dwellings two GINS, Out
houses 81. good q hue Orchard Of choice Fruit mum
Der OF excellent Springs aud is trlversed by never
falling stream Of water.
Tus Tract for Cnu OF soil aud beauty Of location Is
not surpassed equaed Wkuthertlrd county, and is wei
adapted TO the growth Of Cotton, Corn, and small Gram
and taxing into consideration us c0uguy 10 the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools, good Mills good
Churches and variety OF Shops, &C think il very
desirable place indeed Also, 100 acres Of cedar
venient distance which will be sold with the above.
will sell altogether, divide TO suit purchasers
modsting terms. Apply on the promises 70 the SUD
scribsr at Lavsrgne, Tennessee
aus5-tw&Wf. CHARLES l. NELSON
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TUURSTON & BERNARD,
NO. 10 Public Square,

EETE now have hand beautiful stock of French
w aud English hernns, PLAN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded al wool DeLanes H1mDazines Cashmeres Man.
chester DeLaiues Plaid Red Yellow and White FIanuelf
all Qualities. Also. complete stock OF Stable Goods
Servants Goods Of ali kinds 20 which we invite the after
ton of all CASH buyers -5 can give good bargains
sept25-tf
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE BENZOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for Sale. The only
BenZOle Machine that will give good Light
THE entire apparatus is sp. occupies but little ROOM
4 requires htJls OF no aitentOn-except winding up
sir liar 70 a clock
The sgD Is third less than ordinary Coal Gas
and the handsome and cheapest yht in tbe
world Il can be seen in practical operation al Heudsr-
son & Bros, DsaderIck street
Any persons wanting their houses lighted can be SUP
pied Immediately they having made a contract for The
furnishing Of Davidson county, aud solicit orders.
Information concerning state and County rights can be
had By applying 10 WI WARNE,
Rng q Cherry Street NashiIle.
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PLAN OF The LOTTERY.

PLAN OF The LUIIEhI.
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those on the Tickets
are placed in Wheel. The Prizes are placed in
another wheel. A number is drawn from the number
Wheel, and at the time Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel The Prize drawn is placed against the
number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed, the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
mail.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
puTchas, rs Immediately after the drawing.
Ordsrs for Tickets should be sent early.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction
Es All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the draWugOher prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Addrass Orders for Tickata or Cerfcntss either 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09

1 QUARTERLY Meeting OF he Grant Division Of the
"A Sons OF Temperance will be bell 40 BzEC CAMP GGUUsD,
iH sumner county, THUFzDAY, January, 1871, ie.7.
IT, Representatives requested 70 be punctuul In e.
tendance business Of importance will DO transacted. By
ssczo-Wim. w.P. JONES, G.B.
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stopping southampton both going and returning, they
1fer passengers proceeding LOndun and Havrs advantages
any oer ROUTE for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New YOk Southampton and Bremen, First
CABIN Saloon, 49, dollars; Fret CABIN Lower saloon ITO
dollars; Second do. 90 dollars
An letters and newspapers must pass through the Pos. Or
ace
No bills oflading will be signed or parcels on the
day Of sailing
10 experienced Surgeon IS attached 70 each snip.
For freight passage cpFiY
c. Il. SAND, 10 South WII5Em street, New YORK..
Q. A. HEINEkES g. CO.. Bremen,
CROSkEY q CO., Southampton.
WM4 lSEIIN. Havre. iaua2-Iy
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8,2O7 Prizes, amounting to..............e 2O4 ,OOt
TICKETS.


TICKETS.
~ Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters $216
The first 307 Prizes decided in the usual manner
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined By the last figure
Of the number that draws the SO pnze For example,
if the number dHwog the 900 prize ends with then
all the tickets where the nun Der ends in will be entitled
To 80 If toe number ends with No then al the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled $40 and
80 ntOO
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half .......... so
" 10 Quarter " .......... Is
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
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TENHURSTON d BEREAiiD have removed to No IS
4 Public Square, next door to Cahoun's where they
viii be happy to show their customers first rate stock OF
Dry Goods, consisting Of Black, Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassimeres Yestngs, Gloves
Hosiery, Cravats handkerchief &C. sc.
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STEAMERS
VIEW YORK, BREMEN y SOUTHAMPTON


rTVHE sbius comprising this line are WASH -
/ INGTON. Capt. CayeBdy5 HER ~ -
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These stea-
stop at Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED rATEs % sAILINs-leJ6
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

THNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, eszr-zaA
n Capt. VIM. DEWITT. having superior Bc- lH-t..zsS
commOdatOns for Passengers, Freight and efIsIHss3
Stock, Will ply during the above
and all interme landings Her exceeding light draughl
viii insure the of direct shipments. Messrs,
W. A. Johnson q Co. Of New orleans will Agents
in conjunction with Capt N. d, F. H. BROOEs will re-.
side permanently iH New Orleans No p CaT0ndele street,
dur the business season. The purpOs. giving his
attention to NE filing OF all purchase orders the loves
Ggures. II. b. HARRISON,
deC3-Gu
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CLIETON 8 ARaOrT.


lhE SUBSCRIBERS
AVE JUST opened q very handsome assortreuf Of
Ii Furnishing GOad5, comprising a grsat variety OF
Uuves, Suspenders, Neck Tres, Black and Fancy Stcs
LINEN Cambria Haf dksrchiss Lambs Wool and Cotton
hail Hose Gents ShsWls and Autisrs, &C. &C. all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
septI0-N CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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JTTANTE D,-5OOO bushels Dry Fruit, which will
w pay cash exchange Groceries for Dry Peaches
and Apples highest market price. BYRNE q MILLER,
nOy22 No. Broadway.
EXTRA ETA MS.-9O,O extra Pepper cured Hams in
Il store and for sale by BERNE & MILLER.
LTLOUR.-IOJ bags extra Family FourJust received and
II tor sale by BYKNE & MILLER.
GOLDEN &YRJIT.- Golden Syrup just received and
u for sale by BYKNE K MILLER.
- GAR,-Crushed and Pulverised Sugar received and
- for Fale by BGkNE & MILLER.
w have in and for sale general assortment Of
w Teas Pei Preserves, Candies Soap Starch, and all
the various articles usIay kept Grocery Stores, which
The attention OF friends and customers and the publ
generally is invited. BYRNE N MlLLBR.
VITHTSKE.--l5 barrels RecuAed Whisky, various
w brands, just received and for sale by
nOvIS BYRNE & MILLER.
DOTATOEN.-I50 bushel Of IRISH Sweet Pot toes
L In aud for sale by
rows EYRNE d MILLER.
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swan & coz LOtteries.
Authorised by the s ate Of Alabama
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be drawn in the City Of Mobile Alabama in public On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857 on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBBRSl
JoHN HURTEL and W. ". dcGUIRE Esq., Commissioners.
10000 TICKETS-3 307 FRLZESI
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no COUNTRY MFRCUayTs


WE have Just received an extensive assoftusat Of
W BOYS Clothing, OF various les and pree which
We respectfully invite friends aud tie Duole gsp-
orally 70 call aud examine We are also clnsantlF e
eeivng gent emens Over C0as Dress and Fruck Coats
and Fests OF every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is now complete ali Of Ehoa in Addison 10 heavy
arrival Of Cloths Csm and Vsstngs Ia the piece We
tater1 rssivss vii offer Inducements rarely presented
" the ciiEsnsOf Nashville
sepl6 CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
Dali. LIVE.

DALI LINE.
rPHE following steamers form the Daily COR 2
/ United States Mail Line from Nashville AksvSs-s
and Cairo, leaving Nashville a. u O'Clock,
NJ, and Cairo al A. NJ.
]. G. CLINE, Hrs. Master; CITY o , HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WAYTT, Master; Aida,
HAFN.E, Master.
This line daily connections Cairo with the
New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the Louisville
Louis Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
Louis and Chicago. Passengers by this line
New Orleans Memphis Louis and Louisville 10
less time than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. l. Davis.
.. W. DAVIS, President,
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nEGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.

FEFHE light daught, commOdious and fast sEs7Rza h
q running steamer SWALLOW, ALEX lL-lA.-SEN
Frazer, Master, will regularly between IAff2ss
the above points and all intermediate land -
ings, making regu II day s VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general Satisfaction We solicit Tor this pOpu
lar craft liberal share OF public patronage. Her command
ant is resident OF Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the entire For reIgh passage up
ply board OrtO II. Il. HARRISON,
facI2-Gm AZ
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iLAfE % ITRsE sPlIEG8l
We subscriber has recently taken this vel
known CONFERENCE.-The refttiug and thor
oagaiy renOyanng IL and hopes soon % have IL in
saen condition as not 70 be inferior 70 any hose as
eiy me proprietor hopes By his srsrtols snd Use Of
l5 assistant ar CFaddOck, who formerly presided a.
me City Hotel 70 be able 10 make his house orthv ofbs
9g peIronEeo 5y the public and pr0misss at % GAINS
snail De spared on hs part 70 merit The appreciation d
peGauly sohCltsa t-ial Of bis bousa
f=526-dtWhw-H wv pnurpmr
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-MEMPHIS ND - HNITLE PACKET-

VNHE fine passen ger steamer ALEONIA. Capt.
L JANIS MILLER. will IN the above trade slaGI-A
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
O'Clock, p. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY at 4
=. NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place the day and al the same time advertised.
A HAMILTON,
Il HAEHI-nN
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s,8O7 Prizes amounting 10 1904 600
The first 307 Prizes decided in the usual manner
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last figure
Of the Number that draws the 40 600 Prize For example
If the number drawing the $4,000 Prize enos with No.
l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to $40. 1 the Number ends with No 2 then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled
$40, ard to O..
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $1,000. $50
10 Half ....... 30
10 Quarter . Is
g. SWAN B CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
3. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
g. SWAN, Box, 200 Mobile Ala,
declF-zf or q STIMSTEEN RlxS Nashville
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TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
G. Hs. HalI'S,
no. 49, PUBLIC SQUARE
(NONSiSTINC In part as follows, viz
- superHne Eng. Kid slippers;
IS White kId and Satin Slippers;
" Black Satin slippers;
KID BOOtees, thIR and thick solos;
Black Lasting slippers and Buskins;
Velvet
Last'g Cons ress Caters wi n g. without heels;
Caters side and front lace;
Misses
Fine Kid Bootees and SlIpperE
ehildrsn's
Kid and Goat BOOtees thick an thin soles;
" " ANGLE Ties;
Servants Calf and Goa. BOOiees large assortment
- Gents hne Calf Single and Double sole BOsts;
" d" oxford Ties;
Monterey Ties;
4" Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine CaI' Boots, &c, DC.
TRUNKS TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
splendid or Iron Frame Sole Leather Trav-
cling Trunks, Eases, Bonnet Trunks, Velvet and Brus
sells Carpet Bags Oh Cloth Travelling Bags &C. &c all of
which offered low prices Tor Small profits and
quick sales is the mOIO. Give a call.
scpI7-r G. HALL, Is Public Square,
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENG Err
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
SALLiE WEST. Carr. J. y. CORBTTT.
ELLA zee. JAMES LOWELL.
THESE boats will be The regular packets be- -
i tween ST Louis aud Nashville this season, slaSsS
and will their trips Immediately -
after the first rise Cumberland River. They will
their, trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every FIVE days.
oc23-tf P A. hamilton, Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
HRW TREATY WITH MEXICO.

The Missouri Daily Democrat of MONDAY
morning has been pu. in possession Of an
importan, telegraphic dispatch which has
been received in ST. Louis, containing the
substance Of dispatches forwarded on Sat.
urday night last, 10 the New-Orleans Plea.
yuns, IRON Washington city /, is as fol.
lowe:
"WAsEIasTos CITY, March 2s.
Forsyth treaty rejected. 4 new treaty
between Mexico ard the United States
mas been framed which pays Mexico fifteen
millions for Sonora, Sinslos and Lower
Californis-three millions to be retained
for clatms OF American citizens. Also a
line OF postal steamers under the American
Dag, from New Orleans 70 Vera Cruz, TO
enable Mexico to obtain men and munitions
duriag the threatened wsr declsrd bv
Rome through spsia, 10 regain her church
property conh.csted by The Mexican pow
ersmens Fret demonstration Of the o.
lend manifesto, Look out for Cuba"
Such 10 the substance Of the dlspstcbe
shisn, If correctly reported, are certainly
full OF meaning. Furthermore, the Demo.
crsf learns that bunkhesd, secretary of Ie.
CATION, has been dispatched, express, by
way Of Mobile aud Vera Cruz, TO Mexico
With the treaty. He 10 10 be Immediately
forwarded in 4 government steamer. The
slgnifcaIioh lie, that the admin is.rstion will
support MEXICO sgainss the attack of Spain,
ins,iga,ed BY France and Englsnd, who are
SAD 10 De behind tbs eurtsin.-chseaao
Tribune
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
Fer ne Cassie
Ladies Bersvolsst soeiety.

MEssRs. Epiross:-A word or two from
l4e LADIES' Benevolent Society, We Do
MT wish to make great pre,s Rsions, or to
gas" the people, when we inform you tina,
our society has not "cnvei in a. an out
s.der FemSrked-because We held our last
meeting Of the season on Thursday P. N,
but We wish simply 10 state the ia cts, that
III societies Of this kind need encourage
men, before much can be expected from
'aer Opposition has struggled with US
f-a The very first. Excuses have been
ms1e that each church muz. support its OWE
FJcr. Truly we admit this can be done
bat then how many POOR there are in this
s.ty thai never % 10 any church or society:
calldren thst never 60 to q s School and
places where the "Bible" il never read, no,
.gen allowed" ia osr "public schools"
So~ who. VI ~. take care Q! these poo,t
Who supplies lheif destitute wsnisl Are
ne not commanded 10 "feed" and "cioth. -
l. give "alms," TO administer to the wants
o cur nsigbe2r, to visit The sick, 10 raise
the "iai en"3 Our motto Should slssys b.
Iasn--to "to unto others Is you would ina,
Key should d, unto you" Dsspiss no,
tbs poor fgr they are with Us At oil times,
Give u them with willing hearts. Give
each church and society their jus, due, how.
ever feeble may be their stusaon.
tbs expenses Of our society nave been
economical Donations Of money have be en-
received since November last 70 The
araou u, Of s3s.25i given in ssrm ens 1853
ia cloth 70 yds, by which "a ts miles have
zen assisted, One case Of en- inpose,,
Eaown TO many came before the society,
and received goods 10 the amount Of s2s
iEsiuding last years account seventeen dol.
lsfs Of THE has been recovered, and the re-
mainaef is promised as room as the wage.
stsssfned. The society return their gate.
i1i thanks iot The free use Of 4 room given
th II, f9f The several donation. received. and
many gSod wlshes 10 the physicians and
printers for administering TO our call.
You're, &C.. MAS
April ID, 81