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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-02
MANUFACTuRED BY
DONALD KENNEDY.

No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass. Price 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo. IL. Keyser, Pittsburgh.
T. II. Logan & Co, Wheeling; j. I. Flomming, Al.
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and Tohn Mclean,
Cadiz; and by james Cady, Cadiz Junction OF S. &
l. R. r.; and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Jan. +, 1857 ly.
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3. K. QUEST,
FAN CY GOODS.

Il "A ~ " II " " -
TINE subecriber would respectfully annaunce to
Il the citizens OF Cadiz and the public in geEeraI'
that being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanent
location he has token the room, first door east OF
T. Hamilton shoe store, directly opposite the pub.
lie buidir gs, Main street where he is now open.
ing large and splendid stock of the above goods.
among which may 3 found Gold and Silver Eng.
lish levers. Gold and Silver Swiss anchors and
Lepinos. A large assortment Of 81 day and 30 hour
brass mantle Clo;ks, with or without alarm.
Gold Fingerrings, Earrings aud Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob chains
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Gold, Sill.
yer, steel and german plated spectacles to suit all
Uges. Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, Racers, Knives and Scissors-pocket wal.
cts and fort-moniss Of every description Fnncy
flour Vaees and fine toys-hair, clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes. India rubber, buffalo common.
terck, puff, pocket and reddng combs. All 0
which he will sell at the lowest cash price,
N. B. intend carrying on the Clock md Watch
repairing in all its various branches and from lcnq
experience in the business ! fatter myself that ]
can do work in such manner as to give universal
ttisfaction. All work done or sold, warranted to
be as represented. Call and examine for yourselves
Cadiz Oci. l9, l855-6m. b.. K. QU EST.
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Yam0r0us 4artrp,
T IE7ITI w TII7-TII 7 =
THE sHOGmAKER.


Prom the Ioston PiloL
THE SHOEMAKER.
Aahpnesf cobUlci oner knew,
tIis name was Joel PArcH,
Ills shop was small, md had DOR
That uPOned with laich- I'd.
They called tllis man n v'holesrrp chap
lIcNorked from morn to night;
And. though his boots were APT 10 he,
YttRE was never FIsEF.
ln carly lie this cobblcr was
Of parents both bcreft,
Aud though he never loaFued the d1n,r,
Yet eccuid Rguf and LEFT.
s. The smallcstIob be ne'cr refused,
But did i with a will;
And after hr your boots did fool,
You'd have To Foor his biR
Tor politics he had no taste;
They mado him sick at heart,
And tivugh no doctor, yet he knew
Full well the HEEL ING art.
lie had tender loving wife.
They used to cal. her Pro;
The reason why they C He'd her so,
She had a wooden leg.
Although her UNDERSTANDINGS was
70 some extent impair ed,
She took delight tin pleasing him,
And in his labers shared
j'e also tried topease lis Pcg
The mark he liked to TOE;
His work was exceIlently done,
lis uiie's was dono-sEw, SIN.
lie never quarreled with his wife
Nor had the sli, ,htest bruwI,
tut ever looked upon he" as
ipon his ANVIL in AwL.
Ono day he was with illness seized,
And WAY ing near his end
At least his wife so thought, and she
nd for the doctor send
'Twns hard to fathom Lis disease;
Eut yet twas very plain
That all throup hout his body ran
An awful sHoE-ting pain.
His wife tried hard to get him well,
And by his side would stand
And SCANNED resolved 10 place him soon
Upon the NEEDING hand.
The doctor called; twas all in vain;
Said he, he's falling FAST
And in about an no If or 80
The cobhler breathed his LAST.
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ScorT Posr OFFICE. Adams co. O.

SCOTT POST OFFICE, Adams co.. O.,
March. 1st, So
MEssEs. MEANS & BROTHERS; 81 nave now finish
cd the starting OF your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever built any that
beats eitherof them, should like to know where
they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright.
Steubenvile, Jan %, lS57-6n.
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THE WELCOME VISITOR!

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The publishers have offered FberaI3 Prem iuns for
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says, Poetry, and other sparkling and interesting
reading were commenced IN January last, and are
being still published in the Visitor.
The new volume will be commenced in JuIv 1857
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Publishers, No. 80 North 7th St. (up stairs Ph,a.
May %, iS57-ly aae M qA9 4iBlHlmai
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GREAT REVOLUTION
IN MEDlCM SGIENGE
TI7E BsE&E EksEggAESEer AS.ENH,
EVER HNFasGEbuGEn. s7-'
IOIAIN SON9

DO ! Y ~
M AGNE1'O Ell
VI ECTRIC MA.
CHINE is exciting Tie
most absorbing atlen.
!ioh OF the Medical
Profession and n large
rortlon of the intelli-
gcfrt laynen of the
Land his nom H.
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NCTTCE.

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College of
Pharmacy, and for the last twelve years have been
,practicing in the East
Ilaving now permanently located in Cadiz with
the intention Of practicing Medicine and Surgery in
all their various branches he now offers his
to the citizens of Cadi2 and surrounding country m
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
ronage and support APR
91rOfiice on Market Street, nearly opposite rhe
Bank. Cadiz, July 2.3m.
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SPLENDID FURNTTTTRE

SPLENDID FURNITURE
| THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that lie keeps constantly on hand all kinds
OF ca binet Ware. manufactured out # the heat ma.
terial and finished in the neaest style, which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable Terms
lie has also recently received from Pittsburehe
a large assortment fFancy and Common Chairs ",
Looking Glasses, Plates otal sizes, Gilt Mould FY[
ng Tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
lie Is prepared furnish Coflins ofevery kind and
will carefully attend to funerals lie bus the only
lIcursln town for the accommodation of the country
Cadi2, March 20, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockaway Carriage Tor sale cheap
j. W. g..
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Manny's Improved Mower an


sa4f E Lfpes.,s p1 "g3YNs ~
NM E would recommend all those who wish ma ~
w chine for the harvest of '57to upply to their
regular agent, A. w. FAGG l. Tor information,
VINO is now engaged in shipping machines, and he
will furnish you with ore of ~ MANNY'S lIM-
PROVED REAPERS a. MOWERS" as we can
machines for all the purpo.es considered that's now
in use. We have used them during the past har-ah
vest as well as seen them used, and we can safely
say from the experience we have had of tho ma
chnes they are the only ones.we would purchase
Signed by: John Cole, Wan. Reed, Esq. Win.
Croskey. Rezin .Welcl Samuel r. Baxter, j p,
Baxter, George Taggart ID w! Mansfed.3J W.
Hanna. James Taggart, VIM Harrison, Josoph
Akins, lohn Ramsey, Samuel liandey, and Dan.
iel Wsch. iAst ai.I $A at lG tf6 .19NlGiH0s-7
Address -,f4 a.s A, w. TAGGART1 II I'LL,
Hopedale Harrison county, Ohio
For any information IN regard TO the aboSe, ,efis ~
'quiro at the Banking House Of Rezin Wech e. Co.
~ Gazeite a. Citizen, and CIhonclc,i St, Cluirs-
vile, pleoso copy and send bill y advertiser,
april % 3m 2l a'asf9 fsFt{1 lSfi f1
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
Icrcst OF Francis Morcy in the tannery of George &
Morcy, is authorized to settle all the claims of the
late firm. Tie business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned have now, and will keen con.
stantly ON hand large and extensive assortment OF
all kinds OF leather, to which invite the attention OF
the public.
The highe, ;, market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
T. s. Those having land TO clear, would do well to
their BAkk us it will pay tie expense OF clear
ing. S. q,
Cadiz o. March %, 1854.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FOR The
MAN ACTEEsE ANEp SAEF.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

/ lie subscribers having about completed their
build ings ut
FscIGaiEc RCEmGn cOunty.TO.,
Tor the purpose o manufacturing and selling lat
wholesale eAcUsivcyD
BOOTS AND SHOES,
beg leave to submit few iacts 10 all those enga.
ged in the trade
lst-We have had long experience in the man.
ufac!ure OF Boots and Shoes.
Zd-We have selected our business location ut
BELLAlRE, on the Ohio River, where the Bal
Liiuore and Ohio, the Cntral Ohio, and the Wells
vile Branch Of tie Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rail-
roads, are already completed, and the Marietta
Railroad in course of construction; it being point
OF free and easy to and from all parts OF the
country. ard where living Tor workmen is conIpar-
atvely cheap.
3d-We believe we can manufacture all the lead.
ing articles i'll our trade, and give better article
or the same price, than is bought in the eastern
markets. We shall ut sill times keep a large STOCK
of Mems, Boys and Youths
CALF, KIP AND THICK BOOTS,
Shoes and CATERS;
Also, Womens' Misses and Chdrens' Calf, Kip,
Goat and Ennmaod SHOES, of dItleren; styles, OF
our own Manufacture In addition thereto we
have made arrangements East, and shall have
manufactured expressly Tor our own trade every
variety and style Ol BOOTS and SHOES, now IN
gemerause.
4th--it is our intention to do a fair, honorable
and permanent business and shall labor faithfully
and diligently TO meet the views and promote the
interest Of our customers, as well as our own
We solicit your trade and hope you will call an.
examine our goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. w. RICHARDSON, IL co.
Bellaire, Jan. "A, lS57-tf.
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Z. PHILLIPS & som.

NF FANUFACIURERS of boots and shoes, ano
IT1 dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco Y kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegg
Nalls. thread and Surroundings generally, ,keepco6
SANITY for sule an assortment of the above article
at thelr old stand opposite the Public Offices
Cadiz, o., Al pril IL, 1855, r
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ATTENTIONS!

ATTENTION.!
HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB.
G, that am prepared to furnish good Ambroypc
Likenesses for fifty cents and upwards
Now IS the time TO get cheap and good pictures
Call and examine my specimens at the Mansion
House III DAVIS
Cadiz, Ohio, February 4, 1857.
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MclNryRE CRrrK. left co .Ol

sLT. October IL, 1856. !
MEssRs MEANS & BROTHERS: 'SWe have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. y t.a RALSTON u BROWN.
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ARA MEANS. IEnESHEASs ESQ. n. MEAKs
MEANS & BROTH ERS.

soahfIi MEANS. IEnExaFASs eco n. MANS
MEANS & BROTH ERS,
ST e UBEN NVILaLE. OHIO.
IRON FOUNDERS.
Enalne Bmders, Manufacturers uf 'fhTcsinng Ma
chinr and Mill Castings. Gtering Machinery, Pull
lies Wrought and Cast Iron Sbaiting, with heavy
our facilities enable us 10 do work of dds kind
unequallod in this part Of The State. OfdeTs ad-
resscd 10 Means & Brothers. SieubcnviI. Ohio
We add extracts firm letters addressed 10 US du-
RUG the last year relative 90 our Engines
LAGRANGE, ycteTson CO, o.
tf.l yLFt t.L #l August |, 1885. I
MEANS & BRorHERS: "YOur Engine has now been
in operation long enough to satisfy me have
ground 100 Bushels nt Wheat with 10 bushels OF
be dane with lesscual ltfaye no hesitation in re-
A. NJ. BUCHANAN
go --a- ~. DELAWARE Crry, X. Z,
September 10, 1856. I
MEssRs MEANS; "Our Eugine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely IL does all thst We ask or
that you wairantedii 10 do. We wish you could
" oDBERT & SOLOMON
.ET (, ISLAND GUeEK TowEsEIr, Jsf co
MEssRs. Means g. BRoTnEEs: My Engine docs
frs-ratG. am satisfied and will upon all occaons
'' f'. JAMES SCOTT
HooKSTowN, Beaver CO., Pa.
Lf r. October II, 1856.
MEsSRs. Means & BRoTHERs Owing to a defec-
tive foundation my Engine bought Of you, last sea-
son, did not do 80 we'll. Now il does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know OF. wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
.., MCINTYRE CRruE, Jeff co %
v.r October l2 1856.
MEssRs. Means & BRoTnERs: ave have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. y t.t RALSTON Il BROWN
SCOTT pOST (lErIcF Adams n
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FtIICIUUVT ", IFlh J
MEssEs MEANS; "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely IL does oil thst We ask, or
that you wuhranted il 10 do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
ODBERT & SOLOMON.
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DAYSoN'S GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC, for
L Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc.
tons OF the Urine, Gravel, &c, &c, For sale by
Dec. l9, 1859 JOHN BEAIL
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MURRAY & LANMAN's

Beware of limitations Look for the namo
MURRAY Il LAHMAN on the Bottle, Wrapper
ant Ornalnented Label. Sold by IT. LANMAN
New York, and by all druggists at SO cents per
bottle.
April J., l857-ly. s3 "
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ITE ISLAND GUgrK TowSsEr, Jsfc co

ctNTCTUUCf 70, I6lb. 7
MEsSRs. Means g. HRUTHEES: "My Engine docs
irst-raiU. am satisfied aud will upon all occaons
recommend the purcbas OF Engines of your make
fa f.. JAMES SCOTT.
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.bsb it9Eah LBS Bacon, Sides, and Shoulders
f~U3UOO Wanted; Tor which the highest price
in cash orgoods will bepaid if delivered cn by
" arlo'3D $. q ii. GLADDEN.
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- --ECr- DELAWARE crrv. KIT
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OF The AGE
DR.. Kennedy. of Roxbury, has discovered in one
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
E1rnr.rr Kind ~ [
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

~ II the Iolluwlng from the New York
iirrad's Washington correspondent is I" be-
relied on, Mr.. Buchan n may yet find ''ron
slitutiOnaF" means Of comforting fifteen or
twenty millions Of dollars upon tomoniori:
-" Ihe position If Mexico at the present
moment is peculiar. tomouiort can mann
tain himself oniy by obtaining money, and al
the same time concentrating his govrrnnr nj
within reasonable limits. The province OF
Lower California and Sonora, lying ian ava,
from the roPnlons portion Of Mexico and at
i"rding her no revenue, would he oi great
value 1" the United States; and ! learn ir.m
"nqnrslionablr authority that Mr.. Buchanan
~ prepared 10 negotiate ut once tor their pur
chase. These negotiations will not be- con
Quoted by Mr.. Forsyth, VIII" has shown him
self 10 be the Iighiest TIMBER. Who nil be-
selected for the important post has not yri
been determined, but AIr. Pirkrns, Of South
arolina, isspoken Of. il he will accept"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

The MYsTERiEs OF THg LAWN Maine.
at the term Of tie SuprrRe Court now being
held at Portland. n bill OF Indictment WA.
found by the Grand Jury against John s.
Spragur for the crime OF poIvra;ny. This
Indictment charged that Sprngue on the lin
Of September, 1854, being then and there an
unmarried man, was lawfully married to Emily
VI. Clark, aud that aiteru ards on the Atb 81
December. 1855, his first wife being still liz.
ing, he married Rhoda Sylvia Stewart, there.
by committing the crime Of polygamy.-
SPrague'scoansrl stated to the Court that the
.ounty Attorney Was willing to admit, and
that the defence could prove. that the alleged
hrst marriage was net a legal one, Sprayue a,
that time being married man. and having a
wife living; in fact that he mad three wives.
but as the indictment was b,sed upon this
legality OF the sreond a,riage. which was,
not legal, il must fail. Aud, further, if tho
government attempted to prove that the 6r,f
wii- was liv'ng when Sprague married the
third one, he should objrc, to such evidence,
as there was no such allegation in the indiet.
nent. This last position being sustained bv
the Court. the County Attorney entered mol
pros, and thus Sprague, who WA charged
with having fioo wives, got off by having
three.
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III A strong minded ldy of ,Io.s,.hp

VT strong minded lady of Nlassachu
-rits. subscribing herself ~ Wiz. and Moth
~, has been tnhing the New York Tiibun,
s"reiy 1" task tor its sIiirInr-s upon fimaI.
dress, Neqnot' the closing paragraph;'Y
say that the Empress Eu .enir. "f"r purposes
of her Owh," first started The, 10 yun, "trr-
r'blr fashion" Pfa, do lei the Empress Eu.
g''nle's and y"nr n'f's if you have nur, and
your mel hb"'- ~iir's al d ev, ryb"dy's wife +
purposes alone. ltwonl-n are foolish -n.u- h
I" gel married do pleas. let their dress alone
ii they can conirvr 10 appear in public
one-)"urh II yfar al n time, d. let them
d" s".' TINS br"adsdc brought the "lrhi
losophrr" down.
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:F- The wild woman seen near Linden.
Alabama, is described NJ small, fair. and Quit.
naked, with the exception of n pair of ,n"c.
casins. She runs with great swiiinrs>. leap
ING on nj! f"urs over every impedimeni.-
One ct the hunting party that saw the Wild
woman says slr was accompanied by large
ram "frrmarkab W ,itrness. BY whose wool
she h'ld"n when running up hills aud spring.
ing ever rocks This ram Appeared much
attached 10 her, and seemed like her def. ndri.
I" warn her Of danger and protrc, her. II,
appears that fifteen wears ago. u little gir.
daughter "f won n residing on the hanks
at the Tomoigb"r river, Was los:, M well ~
pet lamb of hers.
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SoUATTER Sow RtiGxTY RI PUDIArtp.-
The former editor ut the Democratic Re
view has recently written u series Of ,eit, Z.
upon the Incoming Administration at ili.
sq"'tier sovereignty candidate, ur. Bnchsn-
an. hr hitrrs are published in the Wash
lnst"n Union, the Government org N. Ia
one "f tu,m the h, rrtiral notions ii the
American party in regard Ia the fav"ri = DE
morraiic d"ciri,r are fully endorsed and rcil
Grated, aud The min plank in the Democrat.
'c platform i" c"n'rmptuosiy drrided and
spurnrd, as toluws:
"Asi"r sqna'trr s"vrreigniy-I mean IA u
proposition sui gsneris-ii is Il NOR |, SIZE Il =,
AID p''lltic humbu IN theory il was - SIN,
~" error, in piarIice il has proved gross
crime
ID is nm incubus which the ID mncr.ir
party, st;o"g Az il is. aud flushed with Veto
~, Is not strong enough Ia support 1t is IL
political nuisance, pir.7
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

The GApsDnN PUaCHAss.-il ludng ia
the temptttion which the rich regions Of
Mexico presented To the hIibusletos, the
Mexican Extraordinary says:
II he ace, s-i,n 10 the American territory
Of the q d-drn purh"sr, ar the NesilIa Val
ley, has "lnm u new tie d Tor American and
oih,r iorr'gi,.n'erprise aud tn c"hs-querr,
Is that already II new territory j. cln mng II
constitution and the blessing oi sqnttlers soy.
ereisnty. Million upon millions at dollars
are now invested in that n ,rr"w stlip of Ter
niory that tW" wears AZ" was Waste, and
the most fabulous rrpnrts mre given of the
profits that are now being realized by the
pioneers. The reports nave very naturally
"Ariled the rnIidit, al the adventurous, and
explorations have quietly and secretly be II
made in the "ijoming Mexican hrril"y.-
IN" recent 'xp'"r:t'"ns have fully coniirm
ed Tn, old Or-s. and he tbirs o. nlnuninirs
at silver are EASILY believed, wien actual sol.
id bars "f that metal are known TO have
been found"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

TEMPERANCE MuyEnEsTs.-Fhc temper.
ance men are still moving in The N. Y. Leg.
islaturr in the mltrrr Of prohibitory laws
\ Mr.. Ilanford has introduced bill To Ii.
crnse the drinkers of Intoxicating iiquors.-
u providers that no person shall drink strong
liquors without first obtaining a lic-nsr,
which mIy he grant d by any justice of the
Peace, on The folloNin terms:
For u license Ia drink lager heer, currant
or any "ihrr domestic wines, 50 cts.
For strong beer. rs cents
r." whiskev,'a nom. made liquors. 81.
for French. or any imported brandy Sl,5O.
For en- mpagnr, Burgundy or any for.
eign wine $500.
n" married woman is To obtain license
without the Written consent Of her husband.
ana no MINOR, without written consent of his
~ her guardian. .-.
Thr license can be. revoked in cases OF
gross inioxc ton; but this section is not 10
app, Ia n licensed clergyman or member OF
the Press. No dealer is TO serve liqnor to
person without the Production of the license,
md then only such liquor US is named
therein,
The bill was referred to the Committee Of
the whole.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL Soorr We are pleas
ell to learn. says the Richmond Dispatch, tina,
General Scott, at the instance of Sc ,retary
Floyd, from whom he received very kind
and cordial letter, has made Washington his
heal quarters The hest relations subsist
between the new Secretary and the Leuten
ant General The old hero is in fine feather
at this time his health and spirits excellent,
and is just at this moment. about the finest
looking specimen Of an old soldier in the
world.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03

Late From California and Central Au.,.
iea,-NEw YORK, March 2s.-The s,e,u,,
Illinois, Capt Bogg-, has arrived from Aspin.
wall, with late dates from San Francisco ana
Central America.
The Illinois bring about 1900 900 |,
treasure.
At Panama one hundred and thirty desert.
ers from Gen. Walker took passag. for the
United States, their fare being paid by III.
Costa Ricans.
Costs Rican papers state that three thous.
and additional troops are to be sent to Mica.
ragua. Canas, with a large force, is about
to descend on Walker, whose case 10 con.
sidered desperate.
There seems to be bu, little chance OF a.
fecting an amicable settlement Of the differ.
ences between New Granada and the Uni,.d
States.