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WHAT WAR DOES FOR MEN.-Dur-
ing the Mexican war, a company CO. Of
105 effective men shipped from Detroit.
The Company went to Vera Cruz. Of
these 20 were cut off in the forty days
before Vera Cruz. Five more persisted
afterwards. The small remnant 80 re-
turned from the campaign, and went into
quarters at Detroit. OF these, 10 have
since died and of the Is living not one
is capable of doing hard labor.
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ENOR the benefit ofthe inhabitants ofIrasburgh
a and vicinity, where " Fits" can be had to
suit both taste and purse. Residence
At the Head ofMeohanIo Street.
SHOP IN TIE LEFT WING or THE TEMPLE.
o. l.. SOLOMON.
Irasburgh, Sept. "a, 1867. so
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MANUFACTURERS.

Z n announcing the Thirteenth Annual Volume
L ofthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers
respectfully inform the public that in order to
increase and stimulate the formation the f0rma-
ton of clubs. thew propose to offer
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
Is YEARS 0E ACE


4 Whose sands OF life have nearly run out. dis
1 covered whilet in the East Indiesa certain cure
! for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds, and General Debility. The remedy wa
discovered by him when his only child. daueh-
ter, was given mp 10 die. He had heard much of
the wonderful restorative and healing qualities of
preparations made from the East India Hemp,
and the thought occurred to him tlIat he might
make remedy for his child. He studied hard
and succeeded In realizing his wishes His child
was cured, and is now alive and we'll. He has
since administered the wonderful remedy to thou
sands Of sufferers in all parts fthe world and he
has never failed IN making them completely
healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good
as possible, he Will send to such OF his afflicted
teow-beings as request it, this recipe, with full
and explicit directions for making il up and sue
cessfuliy using it. He requires each applicant to
inclose him one shilling-three cents TO be re- \
turned as postage on the recipe, and the re-
mainder TO be applied to the payment Of this !
advertisement Address
DIR. II. JAMES,
No 10 Grand street. Jersey City, Nj. 37w4
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Single Comics. Is cts. a Wear.

Specimen copies always sent free on applica-
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Bills on any sound specie paying bank taken AZ
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at oar risk. Address III luH
KTIBALL & BARNARD
4Ow3 Punch Office East CaRaaH,N, H.
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Corrected from the ". Z. Farmer. Sept. rs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-per bbl.
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SOLOMON'S TEMPLE
AGAIN OPENED

No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, NJ. silva
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6tALL and look at L. W. Nye's most endless
- assortment Of Yankee Notions.
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4 his mort nth the improved of security above
" mmended they would be disposed to attend to the
suggestions thus submitted to the consideration OF The
ad by the powerful recommendation Of that influential
Rodv Ia whose hands now Leave the matter.
have the honor TO be- sir, your most obedcnt servant
-..l JAMES SUTHERLAND,
Officiating Master Attendant
M.srER ATTENDANTS OrFcE, Nov 5, 1856.
The above letter published by order of the committee
,bs Renga Chamber of Commerce. for general informa-
I'm H. W. |. WOOD,
CALCUTTA, Nov II, 1856. Secretary.
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Proposals for Lithographic Printing.

once Superintendent Public Printing,
Washington, April !, 1851
,EALED PROPOSALS received this office until We'd
y nerday tie executing in the best manner e
following and House o representatives. Oh inc
United States, VIZ
lat For copper and printing twtnytwo
fifty impressions Of each OF
charts annual report OF the Oh o
Coast Survey. . 49, ....,.. ,,..o ,,,,.,nd
3D. For engraving and printing twenty TWO thousand
Fly Impressions OF each OF ten cha " nceo
the same report r..- ,,....,s s,u ,,r
twenty copies of each OF twelve cha 10 accompany e
Fourth meteorological Report Of Professor Espey
In each the foregoing the proposals must state me price,
and hut one and printing, or engraving ana
Proposals received the same une m ehetving Oh
stone printing thousand our hundred ana en
ropirs small TO accompany ne Foun
Espey !"
,le nrice fpr the of the work. ~
printing, and co!oring GA
four hundred of OF Sayasopo 70 aceom
many The report Of Captain George b. McClelan ~
The will be at ms ONCE LOT the
Kidding for The until me closing OK
The bids and any desired will also be urnshed
The printing will be furnished ny this once
into with, and bonds WIN security WIN
be required bidders for The abin execution
If their contracts q =, ,..,.;,o,
IL TO be that bids will be eutertalne
from ged n and practically acquainted
wi h style of work bid for. d -..,o. .s
The proposals the time required for he execution
the work and will be addressed 10 me
the envelope Proposals for LhospPh
ingp ..f.. t ". .t'.r A n sEAMaN
A,, /, eo,Isb Tint g. Star1 Superintendent.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


d.. March -, 1887
hereby holders Of stock of the loans Of the Uni
snes department will purchase the until the LIST
day next the OF 81 800 600 shall be previously
obtained will pay the
dividend Of together
afdiora money reach the vendor
The following rates OF premium said stocks;
For the stock of 1912, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock Of i5i7 and 1885, apemium of 10 cent and
s,ock of 1885, commonly called Tcxas indemnify Stock
premium of per cent. .rNr" i.9. a'9r aal. .'....
the department.
ce assigned United States by party duly
receive the proceeds ia. aa ...... .-... ..
PAYMENT the assigned
by Boston, York Pla
deipha option parties entitled money,
...ss.... .... HOWELL CoDB, .r
Mar 3-dtIstJunef e.-Gr Secretary OF Treasury.
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NEW BOOIx-by author OF " Margaret ra,t-
IN iand,The Days Of My Life autobiography Price rs
Geseler's Church History. vols. Price 81 So .I-
Stories island World BY Charles Nordhof Price rs
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Neande Thouck and other distinguished German dvnes
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Seminary Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Price 81 25. .
Wyr Pocket Dose Book continuing the doses and Of all
articles chief oficina
BY Joseph H. Wythes AM Nd author of The Microscopic,
Curiosies Microscope, )" &c. Price 50 Tl
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'nE TWENTIETH OF MAY.-We see by the North Carolina
papers That the anniversary of the Meckenburg declara-
on Of independence is to be celebrated in Charlotte and
"roposed to make it gaa-day throughout the State
one patriotic editor says:
, The irs declaration Of American Independence Shall
e sons OF Carolina forget the chvalry OF their fathers
u the daughters Of liberys mother remember longer
%Ieegend OF her bridal to the genius Of freedom II
should be esl day throughout the State and we doubt
mat the descendants OF those noble fathers of the
aun who first sent out in the of the God of Ma
lS helr protest against yra.ny and oppression, and
with their blood, would respond with voice
call which summons them to celebrate the deeds and
"Unor me memory Of their immortal ancestors Let the
s call upon the people remember this glorious ami
aug gallant youths aud fair maidens assemble round the
iOreahers p - '
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nOUNT WASHINGTON EEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
--7I- RAyTKmORE r

MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE1 NOhhN4OK3, I'''HHN
TTIlI ~ BALTIMORE. ...a' -7 5. ri 70.
u,E sItnNrN SESSION of this nouing institution, located
monnf Washnst0y miles out the Northern Cenat
rarood and chartered BY Maryland legislature WIN open on
,e May with full culy OF
Instructors consisting of 1--WE gentlemen and several
desired for The purposes OF
mae No have been spared 70
what IL ought TO respects The locality ~ ngny snn
selected ms on3 Oh Tue
desirable in The shady and beagla eroaas a Th
mne scone for pleasant walks and heathfa recreation
building large imposing brick edfce (erccied M
coiese) thoroughly ,cnuaes, smeu m,m
furnished supplied to each stoy ana mas
Communications 100 boaders The very
less than SmOoo Duips 'o he mss '
ofits numbers 81 boarders an. rro,,r
information be obtained a ,he
cs and of Rev and Hon. j. VnBsaDt Bhemofe'
md New George Lewis alley, Principal Mount washington
Maryland. I.sa.t..- arF p,,.o ur,Npp
M.r,, IA s,tS wsd6w President of Board Of Vstes
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OF EICIAL
DrrARTMKKf OF st.fs,

.... ." DEPARTMENT or sfAfR,
Washin .ton April g. 1857.
translation of decree which promulgated
Pernambucn BRAZIL took eff the LIST Of January last
creasng export duty received from Alex
H. Cettent esq, United consul at that port, viz:
The Inspector Treasury Of Petnambuco RENTS the ad
Ills gudaDce and information
administration of bis the en- closed copy of the law
cobe 1885, No s5i, fixing expenditure and esi
mating the ceipt 1858 known said
adm contained n the
GUAR No. a. of the 10th Of the
from The LIST January 1887 and thence
forth levied conformity with the
dra o Il tn article of the said law. Of
TREASURY or PERsAMBuco, November "a, 1856.
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iHH RaRqUE ADRIATro. The Bangor Courier publishes
"Sc@ from letter received in that city from Capt Dur
" Oh the barque Adrstic which came 10 collision with
@ steamer Lyonnais, and has recently been seized in
captain Durham expresses hope that his vessel
'on be released, and states that the American consul
h. will make demand to that effect as
The collision
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nv g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

oRICK AND STONE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE AZ
ID Public Aucton-On Friday afternoon, April loh al
on the entire lot of br ana oue
the National Theatre
about quantity Of blue rock in me
will be entertained the pc
sold by walls and TAX down by the
and four months will be given ioT approved GU
dorsed notes. bearing interest ,,s n ,,o,,pr
AuciGneer.
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BY TELEG PB.


HAnTToAo, April samuel Arnold, I'd, democrat
elected to Congress from the second district and 1t Is
lnou that VIM ID. Bishop (democra Is elected in the
fourth district Ezra Clark r and Sydney Dean, (repub
cans are elected from the first and third districts The
and house are both republican, and the entire repub
can State ticket is probably eleeted
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Afurkefs,

Markets.
NEW YoRK, April Up m.Cottou is frmsales Of 5000
bales Flour Is buoyanssles of To- 800 barrels State
SIS 60 SIS TO- southern, SO 10 Sc 40. Wheat is buoy
aut-saes IL 900 bushels southern white 81 6 Corn is
frm-saes of 10000 bushels mixed, SO cents. Pork is
steady mess S23 40 S23 So Beef is quiet-saes Of Chi
cago repacked SIG Ss a5 Lard is e higherales in
barrels at III 14 Whisky is lower Ohio, 20 cents
Coffee quiet; Rio, IL cents Sugar is firm Cuba ~
cents. Moases is steady at SO cents for Muscovado
Spirits turpenne is firm at 4615 cents. Rosn is firm
ST TO- Rice is quiet AZ cents. Freghts heavy.
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t,oCToR IIvINGsTUNE's seventeen Years tn Art
ca; compiled by John Hartley Coombs, r. n. commu-
FROM the traveller One volumes
Cravings and map. Price SO cents.
FRANCK TAYLOR
.. 1851, ALSO, ..
Two Years Ago; by Kingsley. vol.
NV Cruise by LIEUT. Habcrsham u. g, NJ Of North
Pncnc Surveying and Exploring Expedition, I vol.
Mind and Matter; by Sir Benjamin Brode. / VOL
Nincuaught the Doctrine Of Inspiration. vol.
Smiles and Frowns; by Sarah A. Wertz. vol.
Digest the English Law and Equity Reports by Chauncey
sm'th. vol.
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ny-A Meeting OF the jamestown Society VIII be
held a, Rupps Hoe Pennsylvania avenue between 3D.
street, "wednesday evening April at * O'Clock
Wiz dnan Of Society respectfully
invite TO attend. c. W. q. DUNNING ON,
Ap6 Secretary
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Tor RENT-A new and elegantly furnished house, now in
the Of legation eOntnins eleven
excellent ktchen WIN not anu
water, gas throughout the entire house, - .,,mh.,
elegantly furnished, with hot and cou Wae' ~
the French minister.
particulars inquire at the premises NO 100 i"nV
street, Pennsylvania avenue ,ss "a. ....
March 7-dlmif"t ... .t.. ..
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By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer

TWO LOTS AT AUCTioN.-On Tuesday, April l4h, 5
O'Clock, shall SALE in front Of the
o. Disges' subdivision
fronting I'd "a inches,
back $50 feet wide alley between north and streets
containing In both $3.50 square feet ~ herraHH E.t r.
fourth balance in 6, 10, the
purchaser give payments, bnIng
e o. 4 nd q taken. All
conve, ancne at the cost Of the purchaser.
Ap4-dt ..I A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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Later from IEestsrn Afriea.

New Yoak, April 6.--The new ship Mary Caroline Ste
vens from Baltimore had arrived at Monroyia. Another
battle had been fought between the coonsts Of Cape Palmas
and the navs Between twenty and thirty colonists had
been killed. The nhabitantc Of Cape Pamas had sent
peal Monroya for aid and 100 had been sent TO them
in the Mary Stevens EGPresident Roberts had sailed for
Cape Pamas with the view of procuring the consent of that
colony TO unite themselves with Liberia! " -
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ANEW GOoDs.-E. OWEN g. soN, Military and Naval Mer-
chant Tailors Respectfully make
friends and customers and The public a'
their New oek goods now open Tor
black blue, and fnncy cloths eeci
patterns of fancy dlngs, with choice
OF ves,nqs OF together Win u sup
Div OF genlcmens furnishing goods vareo The cHnm
nation O which they invite friendly CALI
April l-dwkeod2w "a lStar aHr...E#. s...#.
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream !! Ice Creaml!!

~ GAUTIER, having the tho
W. October farmers for his supply o the
will be able 10 supply his
tome, and the public with The lily made
this country low price gallon Mouds Of
VI :" "'eA'''' oe"'s'eu' ~ '"' P' c. GAUTrER.
Aprll I--eodov .... ga Pennsylvania
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
.. D., Washington April Q, 1857.
informant This department. from Mr. James
Keenan, consul Hong Kong, OF the deah Of
Messrs Mcneil William steuar aud John c. smhal in
hospital at Hong Kong. a...
An IDS
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SPRING MILLINERY~-Miss Thompson is now opening
fancy beautiful assortment OF spnng boanets o.
desirable Ladies respectful invited
call and examine AT HUTCHINSON MUNho5.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and lOih streets
an IL 9vi1
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Conviction of Cater.

Bosros April Sat late hour last night the jury in the
case Charles L. Cater indicted for killing Scion H. Ten
N.Y. the warden of the State prison. rendered verdict Of
guilty. The jury out about forty minutes Cater
made speech jusying his act the ground Of unwhoe
.oms I'D and i'll treatment toward himself aud other
ycts BY the authorities of the prison. He was esnded for
sentence. s ~ ".
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EIsction ~ ClepoIaudy Obto.

CLEvELASp, April THE charter election which too
place here yesterday resulted in the ee6cR Of Che democrat
ic ticket by 200 majority.
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CARDFo sale very elegant family coach, OF the latest
style and make, great bargain aso double set OF hanest
suit Inquire OF
WIN. WALL,
No. 322 Pennsylvania avenue
March 5l--d6t Between 9th and 10Th streets.
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rOOIkING COAL.-A supply Of superior cooking coal
" A!so other sizes of anthracite. just received by
CASTLEMAN & BRO,
..' .f... Corner Sixth and streets,
Ap s-aWF&Tu Opposite National dotel.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Chd"W Of Mme-The name Of the post Office at
ooVets Place, Centre county, Pennsylvania has been
changed from Stover's Place to Rock Spring.
O'cont'"md-The following post offices have been dis
continued
greenfield, Wayne county, Michigan
HpnngweiF, Wayne county, Michigan
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sprinx MiiIi,lery.

MISS f. f. MCDONALD will spring millinery on April
I'LL her show Bridge street. No. I'll Georgetown 10
respectfully the attention OF the public Her
carefully selected and well arranged and
who with their Will not be disappointed
M S-d3lt .F
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Land Agency,

r Land Agency,
Al Council Bluff, IoDo, and Omaha CITY, Nsoro'sd'
n LOWE having resigned office of receiver OF public mon
H. oys Council Iowa, the u engaging IN the
will buy and sell real estates make coec
tons SELL aud locate land warrants boh In
io.. mi Ncby,stp Address r. LOWE,
INV" ~ ~ Council Bluffs, Iowa.
X. LOWE Co,
Omaha City, Nebraska.
Rers 10 Hon. Charles Bason Commissioner OF Patents Jos
IT. Fass ESQ., Office VIM, M Ferguson, Pairo
Nourse washington and Hon. G. w Jones, United states
IA 25-diflm'
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,IEw GOODS lust ~eceived from auction.--We
specuy invite OF honsekeepers and others to
nse add lion pg and family dry goods many
Of which ec, auehoh saes ana VIII DO
solda much below usual prices We ma.
Liner and sheeings, all widths
MarseiIies, dimIy, and corded bed spreads
Pillow and bolster linen and cotton sneeings
Damask iabe-crhs and napkins
huckerback aud diaper towels A..
Bed . crib blenkets, all sizes
Centre table and piano covers
Lace and muslia curtains
White M buff shade linens and 1xtuTeS
Fur dnfues
with housekeeping articles,
Velvet Brussels tdpcsy, three ply, nGran VenilSn, and
carpetngs
'.. Velvet, chenille tultcd, mosaic and other
Velvet, fed, Adelaide cocoa ine and other door mas
Drugget and linen cTumb cloths
Figured and plaid linen damasks, for covering carpets
$50 pieces white Canton mattngs
so do red and white chockcrod Canton matings
and fancy do
10 40 Dutch carpetng, for dining md Offices
Ok do matings, Easements md ofice5
& do rae csrpetng, for kitchens, sc. .a..,.
We also ask erpecinI stock Of white goods winch
will be fnand very complete and much cheaper than usual EN-
bracinR every variety of a.Gar ...
and cambria muslns
Swiss muslns, bookm usins, null musns
Nansook mullins, Tarleion muslins
Combc dmtles India dimities
Bishops lawns, inea lawns, India lawns
Inlante, bTlante sking
teel-sprine skirts, hoop skirts ~. = Il.
French crinone skirts MnrseiIes skirts, dmty skirts
White gauze fannels, Angola hannels
Silk warp fannels, sc. - - zxur. ,,,>
April l-aawiwif HOOE, BkOTHEk w.
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no years the mansion Of the late Genea
Towson United States II contains all the modern I'M
provemens works. furnace range, &C. Apply u
]. n, II. SMITH, ESQ.,, at his Office, on street,
March 9i-2wn .
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HALL ON CONSUMPTION Consumption by Dr.. W. w.
The WiEwam aud the Cabin by w. Gilmore smms. rdeo
hppepu's Railway Guide for AGhl as cents jus, published
and Tor sale at ThIbot q Mhun M
Apit booNs"ic, hen ''"H"''
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a...r. " Election at annapolis, Md. a...#2 y
AENAPoLIs, April THE democratic ticket succeeded
here by some seventeen average majority. ...
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NERMANY. les Universities,
VI gien, with Sketches Of NeaDder,
tinguisbed German divines 81 the nEs
fessor in the Theological Seminary,
Price q 95.
wythes's Pocket Dnsc Book, coutRini
The ARTICLES OF the Nateria Medica and
BY Joseph ". wythes, A. NJ, NJ. D, nuI
"tsuriosiiieH Of the Microscope" &c.
Unpublished, and for sale at T
Api
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1.-THE OF the chief s Oconostos not Oxen
TSee page III Of Ramseys ANNALS Of Tennessee."l
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GENERAL NE ws.

Coon rKELSs IN TEEsEs.kE We knew, says the Nash
Vile Union, that the democracy of the fourth district could
safely assure themselves that there would be no conflict be-
tween two saeh democrats Savage and afdenhre The
democrats of the whole State will read the anneSed mo-
ce with pleasure and hope Let our friends in other sec
tons where divisions exist take courage from this excel
lent examplei r.. aa
CARIHAdB, March 40, 1857.
We request the people of the fourth congressional dis
gct TO end delegates 10 convention a Smithyiie on the
34h OF April to nominate democratic candidate to repre-
JOHN II. SAVAGE,
e. L. GARDENHIRE.
The Nashville Union also publishes the following letter.
written in the spirit from Major Polk Of Maury
county:
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Exhibition every night this O'Clock, On "Wednesday
and Saturday At 3k.
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Change of the Place OF sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas. "a. ...

NOTICE hereby gven, place OF sale OF tho Della
Nv lands Territory advertised TO take psc'
Lecomon the 9sd day OF June nex has been changed to
win Usawkoe In said Territory on the same da
and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
... CHARLES MIX,
Commissioner I'd interim,
DEPARTMENT INTERIoR,
Office Of Indian Afiir-, April o. 1851
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prosecutions but tremble for my chill
dren, lest he use them also as his tools"
I strove to comfort him, and to repre-.
sent the folly of having submitted to such
a treatment at first but / was speaking
to ears that could not listen. The wife
less, childless man who was dying fast
an awful lesson to the crafty and untruth-
ful. What little leaven of dishonesty
had leavened all this lump How the
path of life had been darkened forever
by the merest shadow ? While / almost
doubted whether he was alive or dead. he
sprang up once again into sitting pos
ture and pressed the paper which he had
concealed so carefully into my hand. A
sudden dread of awakening suspicion,
even afteF death, had nerved dissofvfno
nature for that effort, and hardly did the
grey head touch the pillow before his
worn heart ceased to beat. Near twenty
years ago, as long as most burn on in
fruitless hope, it had throbbed in ground
less fear.