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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14
Land for Sale.

TNHONAs BATE offers all his land for sale, about los
Ecras 1t has been sDrvey ed of Into lots sui puFcba
sers, 0 the whole may be bought together.
Two lots improved by nent buildings, and good
water about 30 the ii well adapted
market with sisrgs potion 10 Strawberries RRsp
berries e-PIaut, Asparagus Orchards new Ice
Houses 80 square hree Ponds healthy siuatOn and
good society. Terms bCcOmmO DATING
Refer j. B. Whi G, Henry Hart J. B. McFerFin
e the prem SEES, three miles north Of Nashville,
Louisville branch pike.
fehI2-ds-fy3y- THOMAS B4TTR
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LAND WARRANTS Parties having Lsnd War
Isuts to dispose Of would do we'll to call upon Mr.
FELLowEs His advertisement will be found
10 this mornings paper.
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L Q m nErCiQL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICES,

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Feb. l8 4. 1887 I
COTTON-Hus BOT been quite as active as on the two days
previous, owing light offerings Quotations are the same
We hear Of the sale to day OF 30 bales at s.aI2
TOBACCO.-Sass, at Johnson, Horne & Cos OF Hbd,
al 8 IS; y IS.
BACON.-A good deal oEorng, but prices are unchanged
from yesterday. bog round is worth0T
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

S- The National Thestsr, Washington, was
burnt 10 the ground by the recent fire, and the
Union oifce was saved only by immense eKertion
Of the ffemen.
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o. JEo YORE & Co, have received the last
number Of Frank Leslie's Pictorial It contains
sn engraving of DR.. Burdell and Of the room in
wbeh be vas murdered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

Or Rev J. q. EATON will preach in the First
Baptist Church on Sunday morning next, the 18th
inst, also at night.
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DRY GOODS.

this is az age of progression sud you may as well
"A be out OF Inc world to be Of the tashiOnthat
being the case, you should call Immediately at
EdichOIson's
and supply yourself with some of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which we're selected with so much
taste and attention. the names OF which too
mention In word every thing that is usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish TO boast for the Goods will speak for
themselveS all ask is call from the pu lie generally
Besides Dress Goods, we have an excellent lot OF
WRAPPING,
such ClOsks AantilRs, Talmas, Sha|ls, Scars, DC
Also the different kinds Of Laces and Em5rOdsres Our
stock Of GENTLENEN'S WEAR is very complete, con.
sisting of Cloths, CsssmeTes Ve5ngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such az Bed TcKDgs, Domestic Drilling Blankets Lnf
sey, Jeans Flannels Irish Linens, in fact everything
the kind. All Of which will sell at very low profit.
1. G. NICHOLSON d co,
sept2I No. % Public Square.
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SHOT IN A DUEL "A duel was fonght on the
MsrTre r dga, near New Orleans, OF the 18th ult,
tie parties being NJ P. LEBLANC deputy sheriff
and Mr. c WHITE, a clerk il FoL0EB's iron store.
The weapons were doubIe.bsrrelsd guns, distance
twzu,y pisces. LEBLAECE was killed at the
first FIRE. Tn. Cause Of the duel was gross insult
from LEBLAv0E u Wits, Ihs former having spit
in the face of he latter, who gave the challenge.
It YVES bloody ozpistiOn Of so contemp uOus an
Ifr.pt.
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FOR MEuPuIS.

~ rs light draughJ steamer Altoona, Rr- fl-BgA =
! 49, Master, will leave for the above and sszesS
ali r-.g-lnsdise I4ndIrgs THlS DAY, Sat
1-4.y F.o, I4h, a. % O'Clock, A. 81 For
Hs s.sit Ct P-''Ns -f'' 4 HAMILTON, Agent
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~ Any nan desiring to engage 10 agricultu-
raj pursuits near This city, would consult his inter.
est by examining The farm offered fcr sale by Mr..
JAMES B NIcROL. Hissdvertisement will be found
10 this paper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

az The AIeOnia has been detained, and viii
leave to day at 10 O'Clock.
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SuERIFF'S ASLE.

DY virtue OF alssf ia dreeted from the Circuit
ID Court OF Lincoln county, its November Term, 1856,
IN Of CALDWELL Cummi gs & Co. A. Slaughter,
will, Second Da, FebruaFy Offer Tor lie at
Yard GaI- Ma hviis TO the gbesI bidder for
cash likely Negro Woman and her child aged about
years. levied tne property % said Slaughter a. the
Instance Of Caldwell, Cummings 20. Sale within legal
kouras X. II. CAMPBELL,
@sn.9, 4s7, pAns-dAW Deputy Sheriff
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Per Nashville.
45i bags Baltimore Rio COdJei
20 casks Fresh Rce;
so bags s Almonds;
ses Fresh Figs;
q easks LOnuOn Porter;
90 barrels Pecans;
80 DO Fl berIs and BnFllSh Wslnuts;
IS do Crushed and Powdered Sugar
Forssle low down, by
fsbI3 M'CREA & TERRASs.
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YALUABLE sUMNER COUNrY IND FOH

EIU
WE two hundred and eleven and half Of land
I on Station amp Greek, in the immediate vicinity o
the N.and railroad, which will sell low and accom-
modHUug any wishing place Of the size II
10 the STATE would do well
call and examine it before purchasing else 70 here
Saundersvils, febl2-tWalW-2mF JAMES FRANKLIN.
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s. D, MORGAN. c. J. CHeWtT. sT.C n AORGAE
SPRING IMPORTATIONS!!
Ne % liz q A n IL CO.,
No 49, PuBLo SogARs.
NASHVILLE.

VTTB are receiving and opening usual Spring Pur-
w chases, Whsh wl DO ready Inspection BY 25th
inst a. d a. which will display muFe complete
STOCK Of Day GOQLS than have aver done any
U heretofore.
our >tocs VIII embrace all the latest styles of DOMESTIC
AND FJREiGN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
And Il vii he added ali NO ELITES hey ap.
pear in the Eastern Ciues.
IN RddiIou The large and generally assorted Stocks
hsYe the hab. Of keep ng, have Euded 10 IL all
the styles and grades Of
TtE,DY MADE CLOTHING.
We shall be pl used t. exhibit assortment to old
friends Trade general t-e conf lent that
from Io eTece and he advantages possess,
Hb to offer Inducements 10 all,
febI2 MORGAN & co.
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Dry Goods

Dry Goods
THE undersigned receiving. and viii have
ready tor exhibition by the 20tb instant, the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANCY GOODS
Than they have had the pleasure show 70 the Retail
Merchant They have spared pans expense in get
ting up Stock from which ell classes Ct customers can
select their sssorments. They have made larger invest
ments this season in
FINE GOODS,
They have ever done before and respectfully solicit 6E-
animation Of cir STOCK from the WLsI VISIT
ing the oiTy-beheEing that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
Aud ION PRICES they viii be able 70 offer induce
Isnts to all. MORGAN Co,
NASHVILLE, Aug. IS No. 49 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

We are indebted to Ban EoAN, clerk on
4leonis, for late St Louis papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

Ezs The Legislature Of Mississippi at its recent
rcs-to7 granted loan Ct $4,000 from tbe" Chick
gsBw Faad" to he Mobile and Ohio Railroad OF
favorable terms TIE guarantee subscription o.
$500 600 for he purchase Of the iron has been
raised, ard the funds are nov secured to complete
the road to the Tennessee lire. Track Iayirg has
been resumed from M.cc7, MIS-, uOrtbwsrds.
STATE BASK r NyRTH CAROLINA The gsls
ta-e OF n rrh Carolina has passed bill incOrpo.
rairg the Bank Of the State of North Carolina
It inore.se7 the capital stock, now 81 SOD 900 to
$1,000 COO--tbe Stale to take half million, to be
paid 10 annual instsIuents of $4,000 in State
bord.; individuals may, within twelve months
take Il 600 600; and whatever smouOt of the lar-
ter sum which may remaiuuud istriouted at the enc
Of y mooths NAV b. taken by The State.
Ear Tie Jndon Times of q late date reu1a ks
rs follows: The time hoDored phrase Of Pool
Ireland may be considered as representing some
thing which has now ceased 20 exist Ga this Isl
Of January at the commencement Of new year
We ~ az venture to predict that rich young Ire
Iaud-wlH soon become the more appropriate de
nomination Ga all sides we bear Of iucress juG
agriculture, decreasing poor rates, ceS alton of pc
Eicsl agitation, good feeling te.ween landlord snC
tenant and other uumistsksble evidence Of rising
nrosreTltv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14

tbs SUGAR CROP OF JNiAIOA.--The Kingston
Jamsics) Standard of the Ist of January, in an
article on the condition and prospects of the island
s,ses tast stLe year 1856 will be noted in he sta.
tiscaI records OF the island as being that wherein
the smallest sugar crcp was ever manufactured
sincd "a island formed s depend ny Of the Bri-
tssa crown. But for the adventurous rise in the
price Of produce It is not too mu,h to say that the
yesr JUST exp. ei would have Witnessed the ez-
tuou,a Of o1e-third part of tie estates in a,tUal
cul.yai5n a. he chs. of 1855
A DISTINGUISHED MARRnoE.-In the list OF mar.
ra,es # note that bsye taken place in Europe
recently. 10 the following:
rs ExcaUoncy the Count de M0rDey, (Charies
Angus Us Louis J,srph) President Of the Corps
Le-is All, EyJraord nary Ambassador near His Ma
i-zly Lar Enpsrsr OF Russia Grand Cross Of the
oder Of q e Legion Of Honor Tesi1iag at Psrs
st The Palace OF tue C.rp- Legs auG aud at pre-
eeuta SAINT Petersburg, TO Msdmolselle tie Priu'
cess :. PIE rroubeIJ D. dlUghter OF the Prince
Serge IrJute.zzor, dsught ~ of thu Pance Serge
Ts5u0elz IoI AID Of N. Prlucsss Catherine Trou'
be.k bora MoIsins ?, uchkine
M.RyEY is tie Legitimate half brother Of the
Freuc4 Enp,r5r doth are sons Of Hortense) sn
his carriage with Russian Process is said TO b,
5o..Ea.a, d tas q nj 20 tho Z ng'ieh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-14
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION. SAA y OF GKOLERIEs,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
on MONDAY the esd inst at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, we win
~ se for q front arehUuse, the largest
and moot dEgrable assortment OF GROCERIES o1eF
ed BY at Auction
The attention. Of the Trade particularly invited this
sale addition usual liberal the stock
Is ain entirely fesh comprising heavy arrivals
from New . leans and Eastern and consists
as follows via;
III hhds sugar fair tOohOce bbls Dean & HRes Whis-
800 bags Cofes; by;
l9j do best do 900 bbis Magnolia Whisky
SO do Laguyrs do 25 bbls American Brandy;
l25 bbls MOlasses; 10 do do Gin;
az y bbls do 250 doz Painted Buckets
IS Ubls Loaf sugar; 80 Keelers
20 bKs DIX do 100 nests Tubs;
SO bbls Crushed and Powder-5OO kegs Nails
ed sugar; go bOEe. quart Flssks;
$50 boxes star Candesi l56 do pint do
IS do Mould dos 200 d. y pit do
$50 boxes Bar Soap; -. 30D pckgs N r RRisins,
lg6 boxes Va AID Ky TObseco, s tieFces Rice.
100 900 Cigars various BIRDS; Is bags Pepper;
lOi bbts Pixies Whiskey IS bugs Spice
so casks Soda 500 sacks Fine Salt
30 bUs MackereI; 400 bbs Cider Vinegar
% cases Sardmes; Is cases Imported Teas;
IS bags Ginger 500 reams Wrapping Paper
~ Casks London Porter 20 coils Cotton Rope
20 do Jute do;
Together with numerous other articles 10 make up
plete sale.
fsbl9-td LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
e. S. French & Son,
ON Tuesday Morning, February 18th 1857 10 O'clock
~ A. NJ will offer for sale in front Of Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Clark streets, the following articles
10 wits
lOOhhds Sugar; 900 bags Rio Coffee
25 bbls Loaf do 50 do Laguyra;
so bbls Crushed do; IS do Java
90 kegs sup. csTb Soda; 1000 kegs Males
50 bbls Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
lOO bbls Mossses so bhls Msckerel, No. l, 9, & 3;
u bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger
2 cerOons Indigo; 600 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, go half boxes do;
500 bbis Whisky, assorted 2OU quar-, boxes do;
brands; 900 boxes TalOW do;
2s bbt American Brandy 10 hall hbs American Brandy;
10 bbls Gin 20 0bis Kun;
50 Ju Jus Smiths 25 do OLD Bourbon Whisky;
old Reserve Whisky; 90 do old Rye do;
100000 extra Cigsrs, VRri- 100 boxes CheToots;
brands; 100 do T-hacco, W. H. HaFe's
100 0uXss Msiee CigaTs; and other brands;
50 do Jars; 100 boxes TumbeTs;
Together with Spices and other articles.
feblI-td n. y. FRENCH & SON.
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N 3sT Day January, lr57, tue residence Of the
~ late Col James w. smitn, 81 Jackson county, Tennessee
will hire public action to the highest bddr the
year 1857 tue Negroes belonging the estate
men, and children, those for the
support Of the willow. There will be sold the tme
Library consisting Of 60 or 70 Of Books, some
Corn and uheT articles OF rshabe properly For ali
Of SIS unisr, cash S. p months credit Notes
with two undOubled securities " A he required
fOM SMITH, Admin traitor,
Ian2O-dtw&W3w. PsHdsHle Lite.
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SALE OF Lot,

DY virtue Of decree OF lhe County Count OF Davidson
ID County, rendered al The January term 1857 ia the
Of John Ory Administrator The heirs and creditors Of
Michael OKaGr, deceased, will offer sale the highest
bidder C0UTL House site, Nashville saturday,
gsh Of February lot OF ground city Of Nashville
Toutig inches, College South,
mag back l4O feet.
TERNSFilgy dollars will be required In Cash and the
balance on credit Of snd y months, good
curity REQUIRED, and lien retained until laid
isUQ5 So # z. K. CHEATHAM, c. & N.
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SALE OF 4 MICRO WON N

Y virtue decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
ID County, rendered At the January term, le57 in the
Of o. D. Williams, Administrator OF Henry o. Fiipptn, de-
ceased, Mary Fippen others, will Offer sale
the highest bidder for cash. Saturday, February 2sih
Al the Csuu site, negro Waman named Lucy, aged
- 81 go P.R. CHEATHAM @ N.
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y. IA, sEAGO,
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Trust Sale.

10y virtue OF mortgage IT'D power sal0 executed the
ID Nashville Building Assoc iaIOn by H. D. PummsF and
Thos W. Rands which is registered in the Registers office
Of Davidson county ia Book No. 20 page 49, Tn Nashville
Building Association By its treasurer, will proceed sell
to the highest bidder for cash, SATURDAY 18th day
of February 1857 Court House YaTdin Nashville the
property therein described, being Lots Nos II aud p in
Preston HAYS plan Lots the franklin Turnpike,
fronting So the FIRST in said plan running para
lei with The Franklin Turnpike, aud running back l72
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
The above property sold portion OF the Assets of
Bobb Crawford TO close the Deed OF Trust.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10
Periodicals.

Harper, for December, maintains the high
character the magazine achieved, even by
its initial number. THACKERAYs new novel
Of 1.-THE Virginians." is commenced in this
number. II will possess all unusual interest
10 Americans, aside from the charm TBAcS-
FRAY imparts TO his productions. The scene
Of the story is laid in this country and dur
ing the revolution.
We have also received number two OF the
.Aiiaaf,c Monthig The following is the Ia
BILE o! contents;
FloTentiue Mo.aics (conolgded): The Battle
If lepagto: The Wind and Stream "a poem)
Turkey Tracks Robin Hood The Ghost Red
yiyu- The Golden Nile Stone "a poem) The
Ag,ocrat OF the Breakfast Table tcOnuBsed)
Thomas Coriyie The Button Rose Oar Birds
and their Ways. The Indian Revolt Skipper
rresson's Ride "a poem); Solitude and Society:
Akin by Marriage tconiinaed). Where VIII IL
End Ny Portrait Gallery "a poem) Literary
Notices.
The article,en,i,led Where VIII 1t End
isa yirglel. abolition assault upon the poll
ey Of the Democratic party, FOR the pat
twenty years. The Afd"i C. i, APPEAR Is
mainly in,euIcI to furnish the Boston abo-
li,i0nis,s a medium in which ~ air their d.
union dogmls. II will be compelled, ike
Putnam, to resort TO wool-cuts and fashion
platcs within twelve months.
EpisByRG RgyIgw.-The contents Of the
October number are
Bacon The Mediterranean sea Hear Marta
II story % France LANDED Credit Iiye- Of the
chef justices u England the Highland
Men. sheep and Deer Hsrfords LIFE o. Michsel
Angelo The Indian huiiny.
BLGcKwooD FOR OcToBER.-The content.
arr
What viii he d. with it tcon,ingsd) New
->s.iis studies. No. Modern ldgby Ltsra-
,gr.--cciety Ogf HgSio!ogy scenes Ct Ger.
cal I.fs-JAatt'. Rspehtsnce No , ; BoloOchse
Traits: Teaching and Tradng-A Dosloags !.
From Ia4a The SYRIAN Route 70 the East
Price Of Blsckxoci, g. a year Black
wood and one o, the four Reviews. 81, ibe
four Reviews and Blaekvood sl0 each
Review singly, 60. Published by LsoSaso
Scorr & 90, IS Fulton street, New York.
and .oli generally By TIE periodical dsaIer'.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10
From california and Central America.

The Northern Light arrived at New
York on The 10Th. from ATinwalI. with
California dates 10 Nov. 9th. She brings
sl.230000 in specie.
Tie news from California ia interesting.
An immene meet ny of the citizens Of San
Francisco was held Oh the first 10 give ex-
preston TO the scusc Of the public on the
los of the stamcr Central America.
A project wa on foot in Cali ornia 10
crate new Territory Of the Great Basin.
between the Goose Creek Mountains on the
east AMI the Sierra Nevada on the west, and
between the Oregon and Utah line on the
north, and Colorado river on the south.
A card has been Published In the San
Francisco papers, stating that the travel
would he resumed on the Nicaragua route.
and tia, on arrival Of the mail 81 the 10th
Of October the railing day would be an.
Bouncel
The adyios from Central America are
important, Under present circumstances
war had ben officially declared between
Nicaragua and Costa Ricans, and President
"aNi'Ii W wv ioTHff I"Pnphc, was pr-
pairing 10 place himself at the head OF the
army.
Hi PROCLAMATION announces determine
ton 20 maintain the right OF the Republic
To the territory claimed by, and now In
possession of the Costa Ricans.
Col Candi had possession Of the river and
lake steamers.
No important operations had been under.
taken By either party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10

WAsH'sGroS, Noy. %, -.

w tNHsstTJNt NV. ~ > ..
Hon. Nathan Clifford, OF Maine. ] have
every reason 70 believe. will be nominate!
by tue President 10 the Senate "a an asso-
clate justice Of the supreme Court Of the
United States 10 Oil the vacancy occssioned
On that bench by the resignation Of Justice
Curtis, Of Massachusetts,. Mr.. Clifford, il
will be remembered, Was in Mr.. PoIks Cab
met aud discharged the oDerous and rsppn-
sIbe duties Of Attorney General, a. the i'm.
mediate successor Of Hon John Y. Macon.
Of Virginia, from October IL, ls4G, TO March
~. l-t-
General IAne, MAJOR Stevens. Eeutenan,
Mowry. and Mr.. B4rnisel delegates in Con
gress from Utah. ArizOnia, Warrington, and
Oregon, haze arrived. The delegates from
Minnesota and Daeo,ah are expected this
week. Arizona bss Dot teen erected iut0
. Territory a. yet bat in the next Congress
8 strong eArt viii b. made 10 extend over
the Gadsden purchase, which II embraces, .
separate territorial organization
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New York Money Market.
The telegraph dates Of the afternoon Of

The telegraph dates Of the afternoon Of
Dec. lat, speak "a follows;
Stocks Transactions al the board we're
rather limited this morning. and prices were
better and the feeling improved Money
continues In active request, and rates are
steady NJ pr cent. on call there are but
few sales on time. Sterling Exchange
small business nj l03al09I3.
The cyening report Of the same day was
~ follows:
Money easily procured. Sterling Fix
change very firm at loS for sixty days bills.
There was tolerably firm business at the
stock exchange in the forenoon. AT improved
prices "a Board Prices still upward.
but business rather inactive.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10

Notwithstanding the hard times, the New
York city theatres seem 10 have no lack u
patronage On Monday evening last the
attendance at the various place Of amuse-
mepi in that city was 1873, receipts. &C.
800. The greatest number a, any one place
vas a, Niblo's Garden. 1900, ,he receipts
amounting 10 81 300
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10

Major Stevens was Governor of Washing.
ton Territory at the time, and il may not he
forgotten that there is, too, personal con-
,royersy between him and General Wool
which has not been adjusted, and which may
in the end give TO the country some rich
Developments There is also question for
explanation which arises out OF declaration
by Governor Stevens of martial law in that
Territory. The Governor says that he has
been elected to Congress by large majority
Of the suiirages Of Washington and will take
his seat in the House Of Representatives as
the acknowledged representative of the
wishes Of its people.
From the Washington Cnion.
We have the best authority for saying
that the rumor in circulation about the spec.
ulation Of Governor Walker in public lands
is false in the main and in all its parts and
for these reasons
First. Governor Walker has bought no
lands in Kansas
Second. Governor Walker has bought no
lands anywhere; and
7hird. No part Of The reservation u,
Fort leavenworth has been sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-17

ssd determine for'hemsses thai they VII bsy - hsse
Only Who sell BY weight.
Al your suggestico, however, vii ventIe % zoe
Experiment and give immedia's drcc'sons % dr.
VIM b. Humber Who he's the charge OF ms heeAsn-
zeal Bakery Of BroSklyn to sel al the bread male N
Of -four 70 cell pure bsead Of tho very hest au ssv made
with plain yesst snd Of extra brspos q dour q 81 osns
D. pound, and viii further drsct Ae loayes 20 bs
made of ore and half and three peuads WEIGHT,
and to DO cold for and 10 ccos . Ioaf ct De
bakery. By this arrangement double s4vsntaee Of
securing full weight snd retsiaing The retail pis Of
s ana Is C. nts per loaf viii Be reaizsd.
per Mound or and 10 ceuts per loaf, a.d ne retail
price viii be oents pound, or and II csnt icaf.
II viii now remain with the consumers OF breed 70 ssy
whether our action shall be sustained. II. BfRpkS.
Bvsoklss Feb. l6. 1881.