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No. b72.I
BY the President OF the United states

IN pursuance FRANKLIN PIERCE President of the Uni
% s sa viii III BE- h e na es h
81 h pe9 sn
the following pamed Townships viz;
line the Gh principal meridian
Townships ninety nine hundred of range ten.
Townships ninety nine and hundred, of
Townships ninety eight nnc and hundred, Of
Townships nineynine and hundred, Of range thirteen
Townships niae nine and one hundred Of fourteen
Townships ninety nine az ard one hundred Of range teeH
TownPs nne sn sns haSae Of
oss
the land office at FORT DODGE, commencing Monday,
s sn hs osnsp sssss s1 The
North Of the base line and Wsst Of the h principal meridian
Townships nlne'y four ninety yays aineysix nneiyseven
Townships ninsyour, nine.yhvs ninety six ninety
Townships ninety four nue,ynne, and hundred
Township one hundred, Of range twenty nine.
At.he land office SIOUX CITY, commencing Monday, tAe
Within hs following named townships, Wiz 'N'
North of line Of fin principal meridian.
se range ~
Town.Sip ninety aye, of range iAiiy.ia - ...,,,
and a. Of ry "s
Townships ninety ninety seven, range ortyone.
Township ninsy.sis, e range tortytarse . three
Town.sD niGs,y.s
hips ninety Eve and ninetysix Jorsepen.
Fractional townships ninefve, and nne,ysix, Of
range Jorty-eighE yH
Lands appropriated for schools, military, and
purposes together with those swamp oveowed
made thereby unfit cultivation any by
the act entitled can
reclaim the lands, within their limits" approved
September %, 1885, svt be ereluded from the sales
The offering viii be days
appointed and proceed which they
ised unS The whole shall have offered thus
shall be longer than weeks and
private entry the lands will be admitted until after the
Given under INV hand at the city Washington,
av ~ ecember ammo Domni
ffty six FRANKLIN PIERCE
By President:
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS, H .aHE
n, ~ shs eneYnlT nd
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer n Wines, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue souh SIDE between ~ Streets
AZ in store choice assortment Of champagne, quarts
Al and pints, OF the desirable brands
Also sparkling s. Peray white and pink Madeira, Sherry
renerie, Sicily, Rhine wines, Mosee French wines
whe Cognac, scheidam gin, Jamaica rum Scotch whskey
nmncsn whskey Cuscos, anisee and Of his preparation
na-eherfy brandy, blackberry juice, stomach buers
nso genuine sbsnthe, Krsohwasscr and Havana cigars.
Dec lt-3nfwlm
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

PRIVATE sALE.-A pair OF ffst-rate blood bay carriage
"A horses upwards OF 10 hands HIGH sound and perfectly
gentle In harness Ao New York bnilt carriages neatly
and pair OF excellent The above
application Smiths livery stables 10Th and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Feb 16-2aw2w
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mo. 574.1
Notice

In relation 10 the Remopai of the Land Office from Benica
10 San Francisco, in California
accordance with the provisions Congress entitled
An act authorizing changes in the location land oces
approved March Is hereby declared and made that
ine land oce for the sale Of public
oCaforna will be removed city ofsAs FaAsosco
early period practicable
Further notice Of The precise by
register and receiver Of the Benicia land Office.
svcn under hand, the city Of Washington
January, A. ID. 1857. IT - \.
BY order Of the PRESIDENT
..- THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General and Ofice
Jan H-law6w [Intcl. O. Starl
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mo. 573.l
Notice

In relation to Me Remopal Of The Land Office from Genssee
to East Sdginaw, in Michigan.
ACCORDANCE with the provisions OF the Congress-
titled IAN authorizing changes IN the location OF land I'M
ces," approved March D. Is53 il hereby
SHOWN that public
IN the State Of Michigan will be removed the Of EA
SAGINAW, in said State, sary period practicable
Further notice the precise time Of removal will be issued by
Che register and OF the Genesee land Office
Given under hand the Of Washington this l4 day OF
Iansary, A, d. 1857
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Jan l6-law6w flint. and Sarl
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T OsT LAND WARRANT.-The public notified tina
bounty land warrant 6O, acres, 3D. March,
1855 issued Cruise, Of Georgia. I'd November 1885
mad Washington city appears from the records OF tne
Pension Once, directed T. Allan, Lawrenceve Georgia. VINO
received H. II not having been received
by the warnnee receive H. 10
lost said IL NOT assigned and since
said William Cruise has died, and his heirs staw,
hereby apply for duplicate OF the same 10
ding for the Iost warrant, JAMES CRUISE,
WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
Dec o0-Iaw6w
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mmissioner Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMAl

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person right Of emption TO any of the
townships paris townships above
establish the saaction OF the regis
proper land ONCE and make payment therefor
practicable a this notice. and before the day ap
pointed for The OF the public
bacing claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
7T' THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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The Congressional Bank,

The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Louisiana avenus and ssvsnh arsa,
Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE CO., Bankers
Collections all the cities in tina Unon Marine and hrs
risks effected in all the principal Offices in tho
United States and Canada. t
Dec 90-d9mt
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Is blankets WOOL gray, (wh the letters u s. In black
inches In length In The centre be feet loig, and
feet inches wide each blanket 10 weigh pounds .
$500 stockings properly made, OF good
sound fleece wool, and with double and twisted yarn, to
weigh pounds per dozen.
l2 rifles, artillery
f.
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6 MISCELLANEOUS. .7xsxIv
JUST RECEIVED.

To which she invites tue larto0lp ailSIilion OF IN
ladies of b vansvtile ard Vicinity II all t.0if9r
r. II. BARKER, First street,
fe25 q. . Bet. Ms in AID LocSst. 0ppositei uhePO-i
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.2J0IIIIIly7N .2TIaNaaITga7dA a'Tid-OT

.Ergrnc rsq nit sTaIiu - s.tii re L. si1FD -
.ias ~ - sfe- is9sil-svi ~ ifituf IlfI'' - vi
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cases whoe, half, and qu1rer boxes, just receiy
ed and for safe very lew by - a,,r 80,
nOvl3 GIBBEET BOh LES.
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Caqaad Sea,ithe. Eseshantl )

cAsr e isn ssai.i s.rse;. !: tSors ieiow Second.
We dent mean tssdF Flt > FiuyIcif has fecI1iits q
srecdlstSr in rlephSqts. hut that he has Just ope ed
t'te rrsla ss5estin Fan All Winter ~ Owls
t,'p hg etr hai Sle RssSrs p sloTlpg q ghs els-l
spl q, spa sir epsls; sIHls ae:r er'crs
III s,rs 81 sa,.s 5laeJ All bni5S
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n HAVE large d1uN,e Wareh3use at the Tan.
IA Btsin- capable % s-1ing tny anloUsy of prfies
which Wil r recl ss-s,assl, tIkss G,re of aid held
subject y the owners orders, the IlOst ls0nabs
terms. 4. u. 0'hILEi.
nh3j5i. --.-r 80 . -. - FIu
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ii saT STEiMB0ATS.
=; ..,..g - FOR LOUISVILLE.

r.oiT;rn -, TIE fine packet steamer DIo
't-sT it~sssSA, l''t kMoSD, Capt. HoLcRAFr VIII
sSsts q sssayun regularly between bvsns
y-,L .-.,--',,--yi vile and Louisy:lle, leaving
ocSsff, ifu..ayH an vii i. GT0RILEA, & co.
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REMNYAL.

IL ANINc found tn house recently occupiethy me
y x on ths e'rHer ~ Main ant : coni s,reets too
small % accoifi1ndate nv increasing trAle. 4 have
removed my. s,oek OF Family Grocegies :. the sud
ha.hington H2rse, recenlly occapied by Meszs.
Armstrong = GrceS, where would 1e much pleased
see all my Oh Customers, and new ones too. - ,
SAMUEL NieikEEf.
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MAD .Asn noPACNkPrKATA sAnCHRT.

a.. 40 - II N THE steamer X KATB SARCH-
49,. - 80 - EFT viii run regularly. from
Evansville In the Wdslsh trade
dugipg the yinter,o ionsa the Tiyer sleal IL.
ravisasie. Shippers may rely on her making regn-
sE trips, and they silica 4 attention leng given 90
their ordegs. nov ls-tf :
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CUM JELLY sp,eudsi article. For slle bv
" u. VI. COOK 4 son.
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.v..tss.5 OF suDsCaiPTI0N.

IT ciubj *. Is or nsrre -. T.. L.iL.. 50
SIX SopeS w W
TSelve C0pies....l. = .,s ~ -. ~ w
theroWn nlia- its I'd siuhss, In their 6Sn name; and
ali alversnents f1f tns 0eiiet of other persons, as
we'll a iega avsnrats aud advert ;einents as auc-
tion slcs ard ivestisenents with the Eame of other
psrSIus sent in by tIee, must he pld 10 at the usGa
rates.
- Norep,rt, resDlutoas Prdse lings M aiIyTc4
p,r.pu, sIcety, association or pIDlc meeting, sntHo
clnmIlicltion designed % call attention To any mat
t T fnite or IN livFll interest cat be ihsssosd uIl.
tcss ~ f1f u IN iVariisemeut. - - h.s
II No advertisement can he inserted grltulfcusy
orrr1rlle or other societies, public institutions or
s0mi,I.lfss. T.F - ~ aIR -.,IIaL .E
- Csnt9c,s sDr yearly alyersising,will potbe ds
'ptinuel unless an rlcr tt eifeet Is lett At the
e,i.e, ant when discontinued in less than year. tiie
urct. vi tfp Whole veafi viii he charged .-lfA1 .
fac-tf se:crit> hereafter, viii ae published
az the expense uf tn StyrIy 9rierng, and not delay
pole for the Legal pgoceel.ns, but coeeta5e AZ aiis
cg- our terms sor job Work and transient aivertse-
nents are CASH..
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CANAL sTO9.G,.

q ARD OIL -- -s8r1 ~ I
III. COOK Y SON.
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~,ANt rs, SOAP AlD sTAaCH.-
4 TENEMENT 10 REN1
EEF1OYAL.

N AtIAOFAb'
ENI- T. ". RTCKER, h1ving removed lis Office 10
EI lSt street, between Main and LoCnS.. now " cl-
pes the 'front.' rpu, stairs Ia the fuitifng on tAs
corner Of thsailev below the Post Office where ne
will he prepare respond 70 'dl professional ellis
with which. ths citizens Uf insYille AM its vicinity
may faV " him. - n,
DIR. RlcSe will alsi give plrticuar ate aoli9 dis
% the eye; Ia treatment Of which he hls hereto
Tere met with a1rSa lie success. Residence End
street oct CAcrrv ana OiSJ i.--rsH~ ffr ff
Evansville. Oct. 2th, ls5sly. Hi ID I.s 81 ,.s I'll
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STOVES AND TlMyYARE

n f-oNNiAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALF, DPPes RrE i4iEsrATB BANK.ls.J
= TIE subscriber .havfs fnatasel hfary flock Of
Slaves tefoe the panic, hndsh AZ this season,
wih surplgs, a Ya,her than Keep thsm oycYtil ap,.
sra,aini heStrrr.olvedt III h,i his price. DIV to
prhe cost, and this ting viii sell ann article in his
prent stock to his crs.otrs 1t tie price ofthe man
Nfsrtnress tythe slioTesEiei" uft '''' ''"F 'A''a
Ills Stock Of STOVES ami rinwme ia large, and em-
iTafes every sayesyOf articesn his line, and his pres
ell offer wN give the people iBtswn aud country, the
%Sg opportunity they will have ina long tine TO se
cure iarsains. rtpye trmeFkpl b;hrri hl hay not.
ne 81 re% Sto~ehii next year, wnl make good IN
SINE nay ann nsal keep thetIrcf e.sif they
ner'i ssiuse Dir, forit viii save tlrpse eo,5 Pef
ernt stse9est, ghs il gss iHesesttha theycan
s.ke IN any other way wth their snrplus fuads,s ni
hNsry one disposed W purnss is invited to call at
ie sieve Ware Room. Mahi street.. next door To
Mar'ie has, directly opposite the State Bank, and ex.
'-ne ihe Suck, AMI loos at the argains offered.
nov1-y = .H'e JAMES sCANTLIS, JR.
fftrf ~ :
'E'AR-J9hsls 10, hHs erder, Tor sa'e ty o. 20 "'
- Ws.' ~ ,',.fsg = s.E. GILBERT & co.
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LOOK This WAY.

r. HAVE 5ust receiveds splendid assortment OF
"A Bank Book Pger vf all the sizes, which am pre-
pared to geT UP Books VI the sh,r1est nD,ce q, 'fr
Ialron that may lie wanted, with or without printed
head. have ijl INK Books and Bills susds- hIssy )
on hand Give NJ L.. JOHNSON a cal! be- 70 -
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HfrrI,nLFf, 3 SnN.


ytfALL Fts' don i1ss tnt. NerI onlv sae one N fee
q like buyirs. NAUfISR < SNARCONNrFp
cpt9 Vi n sweet, iitye.1 Fir-t AMI -. nd
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t9aD III Q, 10 - s.s-s
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.,-,,...,.IF GA tTl 0S!.f ..fT ~-s-a
he rreat raT-i~f'y ofthis roma ms in.
asa'fst rrtrHs'iic. BE not lerstade u J ty any
w, - y, s.seLin yop hayf tyep BleThayss leans
ininte.y superior i II 70 sllthese imitlips.,
yBG Sold at 81 rer fhttlr hr six oftIes for s5,hy
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Sycamore Street, he,ween Water and FRS. Streets,
& = / EVAN WILLIE, IND. - & z II
full sssei tnlsnt ofyrpceres aIYays On hlnd, and
Agent-f'r hcyIrtss 81 is'' Cott5H Yarns, al manu-
flrfursl-'s ur.c,s Octl3
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SEW FtRst.
IsFalsE.lIe Gas Light CalaBaay,,

F3THE Stgck hQ lers Of this Congany will rfet al Z
III t.iefs1Dfs on the twe'tv sixth davl 2 tfct x r,
t1, f5r the purpose of esestBg three Eirecl rs ~
'ecys cyt,.ga. gT tas essnias year G. fi,tA5,T
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2 .EeTABL.EntilInNT

no inR lsSi - tSSIsSKi1i 1hE.r aEe
fNE0RGE ,TIi0RNHILL, late Of the TS--a
xH tl4nio TlIorhhin &iCargdk C,hcii- 4 =. ~
nati, Ohio, egs leave - nfynu the citizens icy.
~ Evatss ssyiielaudi viciiHs, thai he hSsN Al5n
cOmmeicel in the ailDve ilue, aufl iItcnds keeping
Nways on hild full AID cJllplete ssos1 2s.i : vi
EIGGY. CAERIAGE, IL L. Il
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
Horace Maynard, Esq.

The nomination of this able and gallant
American, for Congress in the Knoxville
District, appears to meet with universal
satisfaction among the people of that dis
trict, and there is no doubt expressed, that
he will be elected by an increased majority.
Mr.. BRowNLow, who opposed him when he
was candidate four years ago, though not
a member of the nominating convention, adj
dressed the convention, announcing his in
tention to give his Jealous support to the
nominee, and giving it as his opinion, that
he was better entitled to the position than
any other man in the district. If Mr..
MAYNARD gets his deserts he will have but
few votes cast against him at the polls in
August next.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
The Candidates. at trenton.

We have encouraging accounts from
trenton, at which point the candidates for
Governor spoke last Wednesday. A gen.
tleman from this section of the State, who
heard the whole debate, gives it as his
opinion that Hatton achieved decided tri-
umph. Such was the universal opinion,
also, of all of our friends who were present.
The crowd in attendance is said to have
been unusually large
1t is highly gratifying to find that the
young Cedar Snag" is bearing himself in
manner that justifes the expectations of
those who know him best, and makes fa-
Vorable impression upon the people. Every
where he goes, he will, we are confident,
arouse the Americans and Wings, and, if
success does not crown his exertions, the
fault will not be his.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
DRIED SCOTT CASE.

W. II. BERRY & co.. have Just received
Report 81 the Decision Of the Supreme Court Of the o
s. and the Op Of the Judges thereof in the ease Of
bred Scott. rsysas John F. A. Sanford. By Beni G.
Howard Coun at Law and Reporter OF Decisions
Of the srPreme Court in he United States.
CONTENTS.
Head Notes OF Points e,ided and statement Of the Case
BY REPoSTER.
Opinion Of the Court, by Mr.. Chief Justice fancy.
Mr.. Justice Wayne.
Mr., Justice Nelson.
Mr.. Justice Grer.
Mr.. Justice Daniel
Mr. JuNlee Campbell.
Mr.. Justice Cairon.
Mr.. Justice Mel can.
Mr. Justice Curtis.
W. I. BERRY CO., have, also, jus. received
DR.. POWELL on HUMAN TEMPERAMENT. &c.
may29.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

We publish this morning q letter from
this gentleman declining the nomination
for Floater in the district he represented
so ably in the last Legislature. His many
friends, in and out Of bis district, will re-
greet to learn that this step was made
necessary by his determination to emigrate
10 another part Of the country. Wherever
he may go he has our best wishes for his
health aud prosperity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

EE- match game of billiards o! 100 up was
played few day siues at MAddens billiard rooms
New York, between an amateur player, well known
merchan, OF that city, and Barney Crystal, some
what celebrated among the fancy" As an No.
player. The smsleur gave Barney rs, Barney play
log bis cArom game against bis opponents full game,
who ran as agh as 70, Barney being bat s, when.
by exquisite skIll aud good play, be overlook the
IS, allowed him the rs, and woa the game. This
has been considered the greatest run made BY any
player In the United States.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
LK1IxdrOx RAcrs.-ThO.e races Ouened on No

LEXINGTON RAcEs.-Those races opened on Mon
day, with mile heats for three year olis Three
heats were run. J. X. Dukes b. f Bonnie Lasse
took the purse, BrAdley's Glencoe FLY winning the
first heat. Time, l:6Of-l:46t-l:46.
On Tuesday. the first race, two mile heats was
won by Rogers b. m. Chester in S:55i-4:0lt. and
the second race, mile heats, by Embry's Boo Did
lake 10 l:66t-l;64t. The Lexington Observer
learn that Mr. Duke sold his hly. after the race TO
an agent OF Mr.. Ten Brock NOV In EnglAudl for
IS OO0-the highe-t price, We believe, ever paid for
thi &c year old in America, She goes immediately
TO England, where Mr. Ten Brock proposes 20 test
her speed AgAinst the beet OF Britains three year
olds-LoU. JOar, May 2Sh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

C8-At Montpelier, in Blacbford county, Indiana,
on Thursday OF last week, boy fourteen years OF
age, SOU of James Wright, merchant Of the former
place by accident shot bis mother who died almost
instantly. The mother was rinsing clothes and the
boy in attempting TO put cap on his rifle careesSly
aimed at his mother, when the percussion fell, the
ball was discharged, penetrating the right breast
aud coming out at the left Before the neighbOrs
reached the lragical scene, but few moments, the
Wretched woman had ceased 70 breathe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
From the New York Ledger.

As distant lands beyond the sea,
When friends 90 thence, draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thither gone,
Draws nearer from the sky.
And as those lands the dearer grow,
When friends are long away,
So Heaven itself, though loved ones dead,
Grows dearer day by day.
Heaven is not far from those who see
With the pure spirits sight,
But near, and in the very hearts
Of those who see Alright.
ldry. 1887 n n gTTTART
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NEW YELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be ouni to posses great advantages
the old style, from the psrer being both thick aud
strong, and scH not tear loheR ddmpeHed 1t takes a
most perfect IMPRESSION and its pages will be
tent to refer to those Of ordinary Day Book When
in its great superiority will be apparent, both
Coping Letters, Accounts, Currents Maness and other
Documents. For sale by
June 1. CHARLES W SMITH
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Gen. VIM. Walker at New Orleans
Nnr TIM AGr carr

FORTY LIKELY NEGROES FUR SALE.
I HAVE on hand a new arrival Of LIKELY YOUNG Ne
GROES, CONF rising men, woman, boys and girls Of al
ages aud COOKS Fashsrs lroners house servants
and I'd hands Those wishing buy ast call coon and
them They the very ukeiest lot Negroes ever
offered in this l. BOYD JR
Nashville, MAY 81, 1851, No 50 Cherry street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

HANEMANN REooNvERTED TO COMMON sENsE.-At
ameetiDg of "spiritunlsts," an invalid was brought
forward dreadfuIly af cted with ulcerous scrolula
that all the doctors had failed to cure. 1t was pro
posed to appeal to the spirit land for advice; and
Homeopathic physicicn present Intercepted the
departed spirit of Hanemaun as to what remedy
should be taken.-Loud add distinct raps, audible
to the whole audience, told off Aye-rs C-at-lt-a-r
tic Pills. Homer " Y Wing.
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Total Population. .............,

No TRooPs FOR UrAH.-The National Intelligent
Ger says:
The reports that have appeared in one of the pub
lie journals, purporting TO have been telegraphed
from Washington, to the effect that large body OF
troops-stated at TWO thensand-have been ordered
to Utah, seem TO have had no foundation in fact.
No order has been given to any Of the Bureaus in
relation TO sending troops to Utah, as would have
been the case the reports above alluded to
correct.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
HOOK &LADDER COMPANY.

'I'HE Members u Hook Ladder Company No. l. are
requested 70 meet a. the Merehant5' Exch1ug on
MONDAY NIGHT a. ~ o'clock precisely. Business Of
importance will be brought before tie meeting
ma,SO Ct C. HAMMER See
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

,or STEAM Prov "A steam pos vas
$500 ~ Fr,neisv,ir. on the New Albany sDd sa-
lem Roas. one cay last week. The soil was quite
wet. AMI altogether unfavorable for the trial, oa1
the Lafayette Courier understands IRON genie
man wnO was prerent on the occasion, that me
pracfic b lily OF the invention vas satisfactorily
demonsuGs-d. A nun, eF Of pioSs we're alIacbee,
and the soil laid open TO the depth OF eight OF ten
Inch 8. From the experiment made Il Was thought
that two men eOald pillow twenty aeFes day with
she steam plow.--LOu. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01

~ The New York Journal o. Cosrsrcs gives
40 account Of hotel which has besn commenced
on Flth Avenae, In which 81, 0O0, 600 viii bs w.
vested.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-01
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
CARTER, MCKAY A. CO..

u Ehs WChAh q NUss
ON Thurstsy, June 4h, 1851, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, We
" viii rnsr tor sae
200 bags Coffee. 100 00o G.. D CAPS:
80 Crushed and PoHdd 6e1 reans wrapping sper;
Sugar, $50 txs. manuf rob4ccO;
80 Kegs Nails; 10 bots Don. Brandy;
80 dcG- painted fuckCtr $50 bNs HrandT,
50 bNs. spera Candle; $50 bxs. Chan payne CIDER.
100 bKs Ear soap s. b.. assorted Pickles;
80 bxl fAnCy soap; Ice bbis Whiskey
leo doE Musiard; 20 bbls. Smith, D Viii.
100 dos. Yeast Powders; ky.
50 doz He9 Hed Cords; Is cAsks G sods:
so doz Jae bed lords. Isl bbxs Ass'ted Glass9are.
50 doE Cotton Bed Cords; 20 "a Selves.
10 Bag Flhcrts. - doE Brooms:
~ haEs English Walnuts, g halss Grass Mass.
10000 Assorted Cigars, 81 doE Washboards;
30 boxes ca go Ibis. Cider vinegar;
30 grOss Matches 50 grozs. BlackirE.
80 casks Muicr rs Aie s. nests. Flour Baskets:
- bHA smoking tobacco, g cases BTOsa StOa e;
With ether a. tc.csto s1t the trade
DAyso- CAKfER, Mckay co.