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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN a SOUTHAMPTON
UEITKD STATES EAIL sTKAEIERB.

TT7HB ships comprising this line are WASH 81
4 INGION. Caps. e. CaVendy; HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stsa-
msrs stop at Southampton, both going and Fet1TP1F
FROF0SEB DATEs sAILIEs-IsN
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Nashville spring Races



TUESDAY NAY 26th-Match Race for 50 500 side $1,000
forsit-I mile hests9 years Old carrying 60 pounds.
ThOB Bacon colt by imported Albion, dam by
AeVathan, Wm ROuudree names kGy Bynum BY Glen
GOe, dam hy OthsllO or Shamrock.
WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, lS57--SWeepstakes fer untTed
syear ods-I mile hestsSIOD entrance, $50 forfeit Three
make race, closed with the following entries;
l. Gen Chestham enters th colt by Epsilon, dam Cot
AEs Girl by imported Ainderby-
g. W T Cheatham enters by imported Glencoe, dam
Leonora Love By imported LeTiafhRn.
). Nm ROundtree enters ch BY 81 Boston, dam Sally
gones, BY LeViathGn.
T. Hyde enters By KbOny, dam Little Trick By
imported Prlam
S. Rl Edum enters by imported Albion dam By im-
ported Sovereign.
Q. 5. Fowler enters br Llzzle BuTruS By Lamda, dam
By PHeihs,
7. Chs Merriwsaher enters Er by imported Ambassa
dor, dam FlaKinella, JT., by imported AutoCrat.
THURSDAY, Nay 2sth.-PrOpTietOrs Purse S20O-mile
heats
FRIDAY, Nay S9ih.-SWeepsskes for year elds-s2OO
entrance, $50 fOr-One mile heats Three make
race, closed with the following entries
!: Gen B Cheatham enters eh by Epsilon dam Cottage
Girl, by imported Ainderhy.
g Vim Roundtres enlerss by Sd Boston, dam Sally JOaes
BY Lsviathian.
Col Geo Elliott enters gr imported Albion, dam By
LeviathiGn,
s. W Carrick enters byimported Albion, dam Rater.
dor, Sister 20 FTaIinilla, by imported AutOcTat.
SATURDAY, May 50th-PTOpretOTs Purse S30O-tWo mile
heats. LsPrl2-Hi W.. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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SALE IA tAOlGhD4N Az
ON THURSDAY, the 25h instant, the premises, VIII
~ sell u the valuable business Lots in ihe city
Of Nashville. Ii is the property Immediately adjoining the
Ware House Of W. II. Gordon & Co., fronting Market
street. aud running through aud fronting Front street,
occupied in part BY 3. S. Weller, A. l. Davis, and
Others. Zach Lot fronts 35 feet Market street, extends
through 2 with the front Front street, imme-
datey opposite the usual Steamboat Landing IPey will be
cold separately with the privilege Of both.
Its needless for say business men that these are
1hs valuable business stands hat Will be offered
sale in Nashville on fue width, Of unusual depth, ami
commanding fronts the heart Of the very business OF
she city, they Command the attention Of all seeking
prominent business stands. The privilege Of adjoining walls
be had materially reduce the price Of building
TEEEs-G, 2, IS 24 80 and SO MONTHS for satisfac
tOry endorsed bearing interest payable in Bank and leiR
retained. Sale al O'Clock, A. N.
EprIa-dtd A. V. S LINDSLEY.
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PLANTATION AND \ E6ROEs FOB SALE


- ACCORDING 20 provision made In the lsstesE
III will and testament the late Ihos 81 Harding, ~
w or Mississippi county, Arkansas, will prOceed@-
sell highest bidder 0Bt-cry, the premises,
the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY next, the Plantation, Negroes
and all property belonging the said estate, consist
ing Of Mules Cattle Hogs, sheep SO 600 sacks Of Corn
1000 pOundsof well cured Bacon, Wagons, PoWs and all
kinds Farming Utensils set OF Blacksmith Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, audg great many other
things too numerous 90 mention said Plantation N Msls
sippi county all lying the Mississippi river 3j miles above
Mem phz, and three and bali from Randolph, opposite Is
land $4-c7nanug 100 275 of which cleared, IS
scres growing cora 70 in wheat which will be sold with
the plantation Also, has sOOd Frame Dwelling house,
horse mill and other necessary outbud
ings. Also Clsteru and apple and peach orchard
Sad plantation is entirely freed n0m high water by state
sVes For furher Information, cal on the subscriber, Big
Creek. Shelby county, Tenn, DR.. J. N. HARDING on
the adjoining plantation. Terms mar knewn on the day Of
sale. [sprI2-dIawtdl JOHN HARDING, Executor
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HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,

NAFUFACTURE FROM ABOVE NAMED HATERIAL,
WAREROOM,
No. 50 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
PACKAGE ONLY.
SFRINGES. CORK SCREWS,
Of every kind for Domestic or Engravers aad Mechanics
Professional purposes, pro Measuring Tapes, Machn
BOunced by Physicians the lists Oilers Maringale Rings
perfect article ever Whip Sockets lnsul8tOrs for
made Breast Pumps, Pow Telegraph Wire, adopted by
der Easks, warranted 70 keep the American Telegraph
the Powder dry; Furniture Company; Shaving Brushes,
Cast0Ts, that will not deRce Pans, Baths, Funnes and
carpet Tuubeu and Soap Dppers for Photographic and
Trays; Pen and Pocket Cut Druggists purposes, &c.
lery, Napkin Rings, Pocket
TINS Wonderful Material which is firm MRTAL-lght
HuRE-brant JET--a poor conductor Of HRAr-nOn-
conductor Of ELEETMCITY-and which Oils, Acids and
Alkaes produce effect is vastly superior other for
named and great variety Of other purposes
which it Is applied.
Dealers all parts OF the country supplying them
selves these goods, and consumers who the
article the kind viii buy other. jEnl7-'57-ly.
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CONLEY s. JOHNSON.
Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers,

70. IsHEoLD AND "a SOUTH KAEEET STHEHTS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE always hand all kinks Of stoves, CRATES, copper
IL and tin ware,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for all kinds Of machinery
made 70 order. Give call
N.B.-We selling wrought Iron Stoves from $40 10
sl5U, suit all. Job work Of s kinds dOny
with and dispatch Ordes solicited and prOmFts
attended to feb3-tWly
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II. .H.B.CLRFORD. II.

CTORAGB, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR
- GIANTS Exclusively No. II Third street, between Main
and River, Louisville, KY.
Every kind Of Produces sad every description ofmanufac
tuFed articles sold consignment at the highest market
rate and prompt made. Particular attention paid
TO forwarding Merchandise, Live stock, &c.
All goods market my will be forwarded with dis
patch. have imperative rule make direct shipments
without taking into store, thereby saving shippers extra
drage srOrsge, &C. Hy facility for soringis notsupassed
in the city the house sVs large and cOmmodOus and
the river
Refer Robinson Bro John A. Miller, Louisville; Rev;
J. ~ Curtis Hopknsve; J. 7. Cartwright, Memphis, Tenn
Col L. S. Bot, Indianapolis s. H. Patteson, Je6srsOnvie'
Ia Hon. S. N, Bay, Richmond Va. feb97-dly.
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REMOVAL.
THURSTOd BhRHAKD have removed 10 Nc. 10
i Public Square, Hezt door to Calhouns where thsy
will be happy to show their customers hrHt rats Bsook Of
Dry GOOds consisting sf Black, Brown, s1d Bias Bread
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimsrss; FsstinEls GoTsa
H0-isry, CraYats handkerchief, &C., Sc.
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CASTORS

We have great variety Of Cheap Patterns.
Waiters-We have numerous Patterns OF OVAL Round
and OblOng Walters from SO and upwards. Feather Dus-
ters Scrubbg and Backing Brushes French Scrubbing
Brushes MOps, Hearth BrO0ms, &c, &c.
mrhl0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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THURsTON & BERNARD,

THURSTON & BERNARD,
No. lG Public Square,
Next door 70 GalhJun'Ll
I'VE now have on hand beautiful stack 81 FTFlga
w sndi English herin0s, PLAN Paid aad Aubra
shaded sI wool DoLAnes, BombhEnss, Cashnsrsa, Hsa-
ebesser DeLaiHes Pisld Red eilOF aRs White FsRas
ell qualities Alao, oouPsto stock Of Staple GeOiR
8erVan Goods Of all kinds 70 Hhiah invite ths sins
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Rags! Rags!


WILL pay % cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered my Rag Store the Northeast corner Of the
Square. WOoIlen and Silk Rags not wanted.
dec9S-f W s. WHITMAN.
NOTICE.
meeting Of the Directors Of the tennessee Marine
AEInd Fire Insurance Company held this day az their Of
Gee, dividend Of SIX DOLLARS rHA SHARE was declared,
profits Of the past six months half 10 bs sp
piled the paymenle STosE MOTHS TBLL the re-
nAindaT 70 the Itsskksdou SASH.
GpT-&lns A, W. hsEba ss0SE-
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PENNsYLV1NI1 K1ILaOGD.


~
HE GreatCsatrsI Route eOansoaHg the Aiantioeiiios
Il with esern North estorn and Southwestern Sassl
By eoatnuOus Hallway direct This read also c5nnsas
e. Pitisburg with daily line OF Steamers % al por on
he Western Rivers and az Cleveland and 5ndusky With
Steamers 70 al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dirscs cbslDs5t and Fsi15ls rous By Whch
FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from she Gress Wsgk
Rates between philadelphia and Piruburz.
FIRST GLASS. Boots shoes, Dry Goods ,,- -
(in bo1ss) Furs, Feathers &c....... 'o1 PEI AOel'
SECOND CLASS-BO0zs snd Stationery,
Dry Goods On balss,) Hardware, Lea fT5e per 19On
THIRD OLASS.-is7is, ,BsT7iaI, Basoz.
and Pork On bulk Hemp, Ss.-..... 0's per lO00
FOUBTH CLASS.-Ceiee, Fish, Bacon, --,.,.-
and PORK (paoksd,) Lard and Lard OIL DOC Psf lVy2
Flour-&l per Dbl until further notice.
GraIn-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cetton-s3Psr bale, nossEossding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phfls-
dsPhis, be particular to marx package ga Piads3iis
RGilrOG& All Goods consigned % the Agents Of this
Road al Philadepbia Pttsbug win be forwarded with
out detention.
FRusEr Aezxa-Harris. WornIsv Z Co.. MsnDbi7.
Tennessee; Z. 2. sass 4 Co.. 81. Louis j. s Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indansi DUussn Bel and Murdock and
Carter B jeWstt Louisville ET; r. G. Lsorum Madison
Indians; sPrgnan Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham Co, AanesvIlie, Ohio; Le5sh & Co. No
81 Kiby street Boston; Lesch 8 Co. AstJr House New
York; Ao-1 William street. snd NO. Bsseri Place New
York e s2seder, Phliads phai 1agraW koons, Bal
lmOrs; Geo. O. Ffauciscus, PiItsbarE.
b 4. HOUSTON, 4sHsrgL FTsigs Agsst, Pbia
Il. J. LOaBAERI, SHPt ALs9o1s, Pc,
jsnI Sly
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TT1HREE Daily Through Trains. between Phiis6slphts
Il and Pittsburg- g--THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at 75 A. H. and Psfa-
burg f1F PhiiEdslphia a. 2, a. b. fHE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ps1urg a. j. P NJ and Pitburr
for PhIlEdel7hia At l. P. 81 The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsbury 81 H. r A. aud
Pittsburg for Philadslphia al TO- r. ~
The above lines eonnecta Ptts5ury with the Railroads
20 and from st. Louis, No. Alton, Gasna and Chicaro
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky. Terra
Haus Madison, Lafaystts and lndiaHap0B Ind gnan-
natl Dayton, Springfield BssfouEains Ssnduszy Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, ZanesyIls, 8assJa and Wooster
ObO slsO with the Steam Packet Boats from and % Ns
Orleans, ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 70 OF from either Of tha
above places.
For further particulars, Handbs Of the diHsr8nt
starting points Passengers from the West win 6nd This
the shortest and most expeditions route 10 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AaEET, Ps5sggap Ligss, Pkiisds
J. MESKlhEh, AsEgT, Passenger LiHs5, Pllls5urg
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SALES TO COME.
CHANCERY.

- ..t ~ lanes p Marry, Com missioner in
II tbs csc Of NJ H. Perkins and Martha his wife, n .
Reid and sally c. his wife, AbraE r
NJ FsrdDaad &, Nsury. heir Law OF Mary & l. AhNfy
deceased by virtue Of decree OF she Chancery Ceull az
Nsrbvs IN ssid cause, viii sell al puBe sale on t1e
ri, p " EDN 4gDAT the 29th dag Of april, about 80
G fB Nasbye in front Of the Water Works, more par
1cuar description Of which WllapPeaf IN hahosls 70 10
Issued before day Of sale.
TEFHs-A credit Of one, two and three years. for notes
y secured, bearing iHtrrestanda lien retained
A. Y 5. LINDSLEY, ,35 College street.
4 p Cr.voorr Aucfioueer lmar2B-tf.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, n. & Q. Z. K,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857. I
ON and after Monday next the 18th instant, the Ticket
~ once Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
be established No % College street, under the SeWGnee
Hotel. once will be open al A, NJ and closed al
O'clock P NJ. Passengers should proeare Iekeu before
going Y the ears. n. l. ANDERSON, SuP't
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LTMBERI LUWHER

zHE undersigned are extensively engaged I'm the Lumber
EusDrss and respectfully solicit orders from hulders
and others needing any thing line. They own one o
o. bs Cedar forests DO Wilson county, and prepared 10
h any kind Lumber. either Of Cedar or other TIM per-
Tbeir Depot is al the Nashville Lumber Yard
Ter fer LumbermHy be addressed 20 She undertgned az
,Io-flie Wilson 10 = Tenn or Iett Mr.. DAEBES At
- Ds,ot KIRKPATRICK. DRBNN on s SIMMONS,
0a pi7e,g7-dly. KIRKPATRICK 8 GLASS,
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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.
VIE entire apparatus is sim Ple Occapies but little roO
i requires little attentOn-except winding up,
SIMILAR % q clock.
The ePss is one third less than ordinary Coal Gas;
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light IN the
world. Il be IN practical operation e. Hsnds
son Bros, Deaderick street.
Any persons wanting theiT houses lighted can b 5Hp
pied Immediately, they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county and solicit orders.
Information concerning Ststs and County rights, be
bad bv annlFin0 tn VA NJ u 9E
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A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, on Summer street
a S0uth Nashville, near ur IA Ntnston's, containing
rood rooms exclusive of kttchcn servants room anu sAo
kopse also sta bic and carriage house. Apply to
r-o-5S-rr RRANSFURD. NCWHIRIER & CO.
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EHANEERY SALE.

DOR and Of Clerk and Master In the ease Of
Il Marcus b. T0ney, by &C. paJte 10 the Chancei!
Nashville by virtue Of decree ia sad cause Wh on
THURSDAY, the I'm Of May next, on The pTemaes sen
public sale Ten Laud, situated is lower Edge-
asid Davidson county, Tennessee, the Whites Creek
IurRpiks W will be laid Lots plan Of which will
De published before the day Of sale
TERHs-Twenty per cent cash balance iu one, two ana
Shee years notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
aRd lien retained A. V. 3. LlNDSLEt:
T. X GL.srsCK- AuctiOneeF (aprl3-td
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found in our assortment
Gentlez1len's Wear
Our stock orGentemeu's Wear for Spring and Sumner
is large and well assorted consisting ofCoi, sssnsFos
Fine Black French Cloth,
BIo.r BGs do DO DO DO
:. Black DO Cashmere,
Nsr,siIies' 'vestings, ali kinds,
CTsvals, Gloves, Half-hoso, &c, &o
Hosiery and Gloves.
Our Hoissry Department 4. we'll stocked omSrHsiug the
best English and German HOisery.
Black and White SILK Stockings, plata,
Liss GS Thread six stockinsS, plain, '"' -
A large lot Cotton Hoissry, great Job,
ChildTsn's and Misses do,
SIX and Thread cloves
Linens
Importing our Linens, can sell Ihtn 81 Rasssrn
prices and having very large stock hand, WshviEs
ticular stenuon 10 them.
Our shirupg Linens put upin half DisoSs
Linen sheeungs-a grades,
Pillow Linen do
fable Cloths-Nspkns to mstoA,
Hueksback Towels,
BsmasE aHiss Napkins.
Linen Towel Of all kinds, DOylss, as., ~.
Domestic Goods.
Weksep the very best OF Domestic Goods and sell them
snail PrOats, believing in the motto 10 live aud let
i've"
large lot of Calico, great job; English ana An'ri.ss
Prints great Variety Beaehed and Brown sheeting, TeTy
heavy; Servants Goods fail kinds
Carpets.
Our second floor devoted entirely 70 Carpets, asa 9ui
customers may depend on finding best assorted sOek In
the CITY, and al such prices scann0tfa 70 please.
Rcn Velvet Carpets,
Rich Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry BRUSSELS Carpets,
PIv do Do
Ingram Carpets-sll grades,
Indian Mating, white and colorba,
Rugs aTd Mats, great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Rich Satin Damask-
Rich German Damask,
Embroidsred Lace Curtains,
do Muslin do
do do Tor Curtains by ne ynrd,
Curtain Trimmings all kinds.
THOMPSON 4 CO.,
Feb. 9s-n No. 50 College itrssA
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G7E1ANCERY SALE,

OR and on account of The CLERK aud Master, in tho
Il oTHonry CrutcLer admuistra &c T. g. CruteheF
ais, u the CanCery COurtat Nashville by virtue o. 10
cree in said cause, will en- THURSDAY, the III Of Nay
next the mses sell public SALE Forty i've Acres OF
Land, Davidson county, Tennessee on the Nhes CoA
Turnpike and Cumberland River adjoni the lands OF Dr.
Shelby. This Tract subdvided into smaller ones OF
from - five acres more particular descrPo o "s
will appear ia hand-biIs before N day OF sale.
TERhs-A credit one aud three 6ar5, for hoLe sat
fsaetoriy secured bearing interest and lien retained sae
at II O'Clock, A. M A. VS.. LINDSLEf.
K R. GIsrcorK. Auctoneer. Lapnl3-td.
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EWTE have variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas BY
w which at common Gas Burner, kettle Of water
be boil in three minutes. Oyster Plates and ShaT
ing Cups also be heated by gas Price 5c and upwards
mrhlO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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MOPe NRW GO0dS.

WE have just received, per Harmona dozen
w large Platform Scales, dozen Hatch's Counter
Scales "a dozen assorted Coffee Mills. Together with
large assortment or Hollow Ware, Wholesale Re
call. We have also the most extensive and well selected
OF Cooking and Heating Stoves be found in this
city (dec23-tD STEWART & OWEN.
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Drsne & Hale Cincinnati; Gfan, Eenrett & Co Pltts-
burg: Crane Breed & Co. Cincinnati; g. Irnsel & Co,
Pittsburgh Barrett, Cine nna; smith, Gu-nrr " Co,
La 3 c McComas. Cincinnati; HOussman & ~WIIh, ~
Louis; and Merchants of Nashville generally.
ROFders handed for PttsbuTg, Cincinnati, L18 8sy ls
or ST. Louis manufactured articles will be promptly jcs
patched. iebil-N
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Wm. Simmons,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces to
- the citizens of Nashville, that he is located on
of Church and Summer Streets opposite the st. Cloud
Dtel where he is prepared execute all kinds of CaTpen
ters JOner's Work uuors. sash and Blinds, Stair
Gases, Show Cases. i,e Desks. Fifth up Stores JObbng
and RepalEirR &C., pr0muL-r attended To- feh25-3m.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-10-29
Important from Kansas and Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. GA protest signed by sew
eral prominent citizens of Kansas was filed on
the 18th, against the fraudulent returns from OK
ford Precinct, johnson county, in reply 10 which
after personal investigation, Walkerand Stanton
publish Proclamation in the Herald Of Free
dom Of the Goth, expressing determination to
reject the entire vote of Oxford, and give certif-
Gates to the free state candidates.
The proclamation produced intense excitement
among the proslavery men. Threats Of ven
geance were made against the Governor and Sec
RETRY. A protest was made against the assem-
bling of the Constitutional Convention ut Le-
compton.
The Republican publishes discourse deliver
ed by H. G. Kimball of Salt Lake City, Aug.
80, in which strong ground was taken against
the Government, and determination expressed
to resist the troops to the last extremity.
Women and children are called upon to arm
themselves. The people generally are expected
to lay up grain, and otherwise prepare themselves
for the conflict. During the discourse, Kimball
says we are the kingdom of God and the State,
and will have Brigham Young for Governor as
long ms he lives. Young made speech equally
bold in declarations of hostility against the U. s.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-10-29
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.

The Interior Department received information
that drover lately, while crossing the Great
Plains, killed woman and child Of the Snake
Indians, and also fired at the war chief of the
tribe. In consequence of these doings the Indi-
ans are greatly incensed, as they have been on
remarkably good terms with the whites, and have
steadily refused to take part with the Mormons
The fear is that they willnow depart from their
friendly policy. The department will at once
take measures to repair, if possible, the mischief
thus occasioned. -. -
Nearly eight millions acres were located by
military land warrants under the act of March
1855, from the LIST Of July, 1856, to the 3lst OF
August last
The Governor of Georgia, as the session of the
the Legislature is so near, wthholds any action
against the banks, in consequence Of their sus
pension Of specie payment.
The Times correspondent says the admins
tration is evidently recovering from the effect o
the monetary panic and will not materially cur
tail the expenditures Of public works.
1t is understood that the cabinet is not disposed
to contract loan, but favors resort to the trea
sury notes if necessary.
Secretary Cobb's opinion, from present evi
dence, is that the revenue will be sufficiently in
Isreased for expenses within 2 or months.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-10-29
INTERESTING DIALOGUE.

John, Well. Jim, I've got pillow that is a
pillow, this time-come and try it.
Jim, tries ~, That's SO, and no mistake
must have one, certain. Where did you get it
John. In Quasqueton.
Jim, In Quasqueton why ! was down last
week, and looked at erery plOr in to1n, and could
not get one to suit me.
John, You can get plenty of them now a,
ALExANpER's Store. He has just received the
largest and best lot of Flows have seen since
l left the east and he sells them right, tell
you. Go down and get one.
And down Jim came and bought two And
I've got plenty more of the same kind left.
am of the opinion that John was right. that
JOHN DEERE's Plows, manufactured at Moline
ILL.,, are decidedly the pillow for our Western far
mers. So come down, and bring Sam with you
or any other man that wants good pillow, and
I'll sell it to him right
36-tD Yours Truly, f. A. A.