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Frederick Bleir.

INERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, saxony, has a.
" ken Office al No no. Front Clark and Of
feTs his services % the citizens Of Nashville for the relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Serofula IN its
worst forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd DrOpsy. His
experience and practice in regard these and similar dis
have been such as 70 enable him guarantee peee
cure If treated OF taken in time.
For sale a. aboVe very superior article OF Stomach
Bftters Of his own invention and manufacture, togehsF
with g variety Of other medicines. [fsb7-Iy
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For German, French &
English Ports.


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Aaliis Capt. kduard Higgins. TSsss &C.,
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The steamship ARGO viii all froD wv v,yr
JASON, 8sr Of JULY -~-7p-a1 p tll
nSvi6si 50 % P''a-so 52P5y %. % C. 3. sAND,
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MEDICAL


JUST ARRIVED
10 DOz. BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS just rsosTed By Express direct from the pro-
prietors. For sale 81 50 cents per bettle
maya J g. BROWN, College strest
F1TsRING FACKLE.-A largs stock selected by
IT one Of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and On enoodss also, Aberdeen, 6raEst
Ieen, and Common Limerick hooks splendid assortment
Of Lines Gable Laid Silk and Sea Grass spun and Pstsd
Silk; Minn0W Senes, ~ by Floats of every variety
Reels, Jointed Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks, &e., g.
IE Short supply those who appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing they ay need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling.
js9 10. G. Brown. 40 0OlIsgsst
GOD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine Uod.Li7sr Oh,
~ just received from Agshton, Clerk & Cos By
le9 10. g. BROWN, 43 College st.
T EEOHEs.-l,O0O Swedish Leeebes on hand and for
II sale BY 10. G. BROWN, 4s College st.
DURE MANONGAHEIlA WHISKYs-5 bbs
Of the above just received, Of prime quality sold to
iss 10. G. BROWN, 4s oollsgeat.
CTONE WARE.-250O pieces Stone Ware, consist
y ing Of Jars, ChurnE Jugs Mia Pans, Butter Crooks
&c. Of every size, lust received.
jes 10. 6. BROWN. 4s College St
DORTER AND SCOTCH AIlE.-Constsntly On
I hand, Barclay Perkins & Co.'s celebrated London
Porter and Meia's Scotch Ale.
jes 10. G. BROWN, 4s COIegss
pEARL STARCH.-25 boxes Of very superior
Il article Of Starch, just received By
10: G. BROWN, 4s College st.
s. 80
GOLD FOIL.
LARGE supply ofGold Folfrom the best Manufacturers
"A just received and for sale BY
nOv9 STRETCH PECK.
RICE POWDERS.
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin, ust
N eeived and for sale BY STRETCH & &PECK.
PURE PORT VINE,
me eask Pure Port Wne expressly for Medicinal puT-
- poses, just received and for sale by
nOV9 STRETCH & PICK.
FINE TEAS.
WE have IN store large Of extra hne Teas consist
W ing Of all the most faTorite brands
declO STRETCH & PECK.
ARD OIL-Best Winter Strain Lard on ju 81 received
Land lor sale BY STRETCH & PECK
ANI0N SETTS.-A large supply Of dns Onion Setis
~ foI ssle BY She barrel, bushel, or quart by
decls STRETCH & PECK.
DIRE SEED.-Consstng of Hemp, Canary and Rape
II seed, just received and for sale by
deel9 STRETCH & PECK.
= OAPS,-Cousising Of Honey Poncne Envy Of Snow,
- Cold Cream, Walnut Oh, Barber's Block, PalmyTene,
Brown Windsor, CASTLE, AmbTOsal, Almond Tooth, and
Wash Balls, received and for sale By - -
EjnOk CHAPPED HAN DS, LIPS, &C,-Aman-
Il dine and Cold Cream just received and for sale BY
decl9 STRETCH q PECK,
wholesale aud Retail Druggist corner Of College and Unieu
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Advertising and subscription Omcs,
70. lSS Nasssaa S,rsst nsrt g5or 70 lEa5ssau Rank
Nav WORK.
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HENRY HARF, JR p. ". HAoHAE, IL JOHN 5. HART.
HART, MACRAE Il CO.,
-wHOLEsALE GR OGERs cOHMIssIoR
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
y8 boxes Havana sugar. 500 assorted DemiObns,
l28 barrels h. Y. CTushed20O packages W. K. kaisuB
Sugar, 100 coils Co on Rope
As barrels n Y POWdered4O0 gross Matches,
Suysr 200 dozen Painted Buckets
60 barrels n o Loaf Sugar 90 nests s. Painted Tubs
200 barrels n o. Molass5s, so boxes Stone Pipes,
fneW cruD.} so boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bzgs seiecled Baltimore superior quality,)
Coffee 500 kegs White Lead,
600 bags H. o. Rio Coffee 1000 kegs Nails ASSORTED
IS bags sgUira Coffee, SlZes)
% bags Ord Cove rnmeut50O gross Backing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
70 Bsss BPs se55e sSPgs'' 10 esse5 cases. Carolina Rice,
Ice casss super Carbonate so 6oz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 resms Superior Wrap
40 hall chests Imperial ping Paper,
SLACK Tea, 500 N. G. D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky TOl00 bags Shot
bacco, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment Of comiOO barrels Clover Seed,
mon and ine Cigars. 80 barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes Garretts Scotch Crackers.
SuuH. $50 bbs. Recti6ed Whiskey,
90 boxes smoking Tobacco, 25 barrels Old Bourbon
80 coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
so boxes Pearl Starch, 25 barrels MOnOngahela ano
% cases Sardines Old Rye Whskey,
So .ses Ovsuers, 90 barrels Robertson COun.
50 boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whisky,
so bo-es Catsup and Pepl5 barrels OLD Lincoln Wbs
per Sauce. key,
25 boxes As5d. Pie Fruits, ar. casks Pure French
80 55xes " R. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
81 boxes English Dairy 8 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 5 casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles 8 casks Pure Madeira do
Sd do Tallow do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
Is BAGS Timothy Seed so bbls. American Brandy =,
300 boxes ass d Glass Ware, 10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXI0 aud lOXI2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy,
iudOW Glass,
iauS HART MACRAE CO
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TTVHURST0N BkRHARD have removed to No. Is
i Public Square, ReEt door 70 CaIhouu'a where they
viii be happy to show their customers first rate stock 0
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown and BlHs Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassmsrss Yestings Gloves,
H0VsFy, CrGvats, Handkerchiefs &C. &c.
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SALES TO CONE.
CITY PROPERTY
For Sale.

PRIPdTE1X Or 4dF PGBLfg EEEDUE
AN nov oderng for sale privately unl the igth day Of
June r5 thai valuable and desirable Two St0rF house
~ -. aot orta Aarkotst, fat present oc1apisd and
hea Ql ~ = Woods1 fronting 81 feet inehss- ana
nIs oaeS - it iue House contains six T0oms, with
ase ni below and above, and two story porch the
me Oet beldines consist 0f Store Rom, servants
HooAsf Nuclehe smoke House, &c., all Of brick. The
osnz u inches tnck irou e ground up, and lately
oeen fepane and repaired and sn IN good order mia
~ nan oi 9sne Is superior any yet offered, bsing
70 ne square This is Opportunity 70
purchase Tesdencs, we would al - sr5net, ~
the Premes before tha day sale g We are conadsu ~
are oueTing bargain The viii gre possession in
medaIely q desired pay rent to he fsf av ~ s-v
next at the rate OF $500 per annum.
TERMS o. sALEOu credit one, two an three resr1
with interest RON cate security required and lien rlai
ed u not sold privately, b VIII be offered 70 ne hiehest
bidder, on the premises on the above DAY. Fo p-
ueGiaB call on & Il. GLASCOCR
nay 2S-d Agent,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Carter. Mckay g. Co,

~ THURSDAY The 4th Of June, 1857, at O'clock A.
~ d we wilt Offer for sale the following articles
900 bags Rio Conee 100000 G.. D. Gaps;
81 Obls GRID and po'Wd Su gar GOO Wrapping Paper
535 kegs Nals $50 boxes Mani, IObaCc05
2yO dozen Painted l5uCkeis; 10 bbls Dom Brandy;
50 bKs Sperm Cauc les; $50 boxes Brandy;
100 50 soap; $50 90 Champaign Cider
SO do Fancy Soaps 50 boxes ass'd Pickles,
lg8 doz Mustsfd; le0 bbls Whisky;
lOJ doz Yezsi powders 90 bbls Smiths o. r WHiskyj
SO dozen Hsmp bed Cords; IS casks S. e. Soda;
50 DO Jute Bed Cords; l67 bxs Glassware, assorted;
50 do Cotton Bed Cords; so dozen sieves5
10 bags Fiberis. 50 dozen BrOOms;
u 80 Eng WslPuts; 20 bale3 Grass Mats
100000 ass'd Cigars; 50 dozen WBsh Boards
50-5Uxes Tea. so bbis Cider Vinegar;
50 gross Matches SO gro Backing;
casks Miner q sons Ale; so Flour Buckets;
IS do Brown Stout: 20 boxes Smoking Tobacco;
With other articles 10 suit the Trade
mavs0-d CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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JOhnsOns Horne & 90.

C0RNER BROAD AND MARKET sERFFTs.
NASHVILLE, TzsN.
WILL give prompt attention % RECEIVING -fsrfnr
w purchasing selling or shipping Cotton. To5aer5
hsat Corn, konr and Bacon, and win also devote ss-
pecal attsuti0n 70 rec8iFng storing and f5rusrlirq
nerohandiss cf every DISRUPTION
Our facilities in point of room and sonvs-fsrss AZ,
equal 10 any IN the city.
iuly2g-G
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EiIs. Gl9,s, per 100 lbs, '''' go
Third
Boxes, Hats,
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other rrst -
goods not enumerated, Carboys OF Asif-7 ~
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs.
FIRST CLASS. ssza
Oils, &c, in b7tiss- Campnlne and sD'5it1 Ts-l
oal.lis ioe es | I saa Gas g9,s, cga a
boxes or bales, Drugs, Fits Fruli Trees M st-1sS
kurs, efaen sssos, losing Glasses and LloEinr Gis1
Tin and Brittania Ware, Teas and Spices .'4'
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except s1h specified u third eIa-s fi,r
Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels AMI pioeg
Tobacco in boxes Lsather in rolls and boxes Os h bss
and casks, Crockery and QIsenswars DO erafes and et
Rice, Whiting, Pas.sr, sheet 8rass and Cooper.
THIRD CLASS.
A1es shoTels, SPADES sad Lfon Zine and Tin in MIA
Tin Plate, Anvils, Vices casks Of Ch1ius,T1 - ~,
and Cotton Gordags, Cogee, Heavy CASTINGS Nli arr
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin in barrels -- A-isa'
SPECIAL RATES.
-oie- - - 80 Doteql end Other
Chemicals viii be charged al double arst ciqss 49,
, slo ponl{ ~ a7rSed vim name Of
TITS matter prevents delays and Losses, ana insuFss sy
delivery.
Goods shipped via savannah, should ro consir 10 -,t
Of Central kai road savabnah, ana Dqeksgeg ,st.f -
Agent O. r. r., savannah, Ga 1-o
Goods shipped yis Charleston shoua Be consigned 70 ne
age marked, care Agent s. c. r. g. Charleston q C
taF91sR rates as above covers ali exp-nsss rrm
sharysd sither at Caariest0n o S1uaunah
shppsfs may rely upon uuofm and prompt devs-
nes By both lines oyercharges and dauagas 5y aither
lne, Hl % adjusted ~ ne Of the Nashville anG
ChattRno0ga Road.
In case Of lost o. missing goods viii take charge OF any
eorrespoudence Necessary of r recovery, n oand
viii pay for The the ezpirlu Of Do DAYS AMER o
tice sgVen -dl a0ticas cf o8 g- Jf1s1rsfr 81 %
ths Nasiuiiie aaf Ctlff1aos Rod rrf il -
drcssed 70 ". -4Hders1n, snp't., N5tstufis.
Merchants Bheu 10 New YORK viii receive sgorv fnfora-
ton and assanes il ahlgng5 by apPJr ne Agent 81
the Charleston Line, No e5 b0adway and he saTannah
Line, No, ~ Broadway.
CHA's W. ANDERSON
malzo-1 GtE1 Agent.
TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
4 HAVE started Mid IN ihs city, and wiz ksep On
u hand, irssh hsal at No. l97 South Sumner Etrse.
All orders attended TO- and viii sell at The lowest -
sity and win deliver % customers In s1v pn-f ~
nriea " nnDrsfn
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70. EDWARDS.

20. EDW ARDS,
gHOLESALEG COMMISSION AND
WARDIKG MERCHANT,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc.
Of Spring and College str .
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
%
GROCERIES.
O00 BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
HOU 100 Laguyra do;
so Java do;
SOC boxes Virginia, Missouri snd Ky. Tobacco
20 bags Pepper;
20 do Ginger;
20 do Spice;
25 bags S Almonds
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
800 kegs Nails, Bra6s and Spikes-GssOrted;
200 boxes sGassware-Rss0rted;
25 coils Manila Rope;
200 bbs Rectifed Whisky;
80 Old Bourbon do;
so " MonOnghahals do;
so Rye do;
30 "AmerIcan Brandy;
25 n. z. Rum.
25 Gin;
IS Walkers Xxx Ale;
25 I" Ray s Boz's do;
so cases Matches
Also large Stock of fine Cigars, Brandies Wines &e
just received and for sale by 10. EDWARDS.
sps II,
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FOX MAY DAY !
Charles B. Hall.
NO. Is SOUTH slDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
LIAs just received a complete assortment Of q.
IL shoes for Misses, boys and Children, consist
ing in pat as follows, viz:
Misses White satin Slippers Rosettss; -
" block F"
Z" +" /" Bootees, with and without heels;
Children's black kid ankle Ties.
Lasting Caters;
Black, Bronze and Red Morocco BoOtees.
Boys and Youths Fine shoes
Boys noe Patent Leather Dancing Pumps;
Boys ealfand cloth DO;
Youth hs calf aad cloth do:
Boys, 3 louth and Chidren's Calf OXfords.
FOR the Ladies.
SU. White, Red and satin slippers
Bronze Embroidered
SLACK satin
English Kid
Velvet & Lasting &"
o. Lasting BuskiHs;
o. Caters front and side lace.
o. Congress- Callers.
For Gcmtlemen3s " ear.
Gont's due Glove KID Congress Caters;
Calf aud rlt
Lasting
shoes, with and without tips;
o.. O.. Patent ard Calf Pumps;
Cloth Congress Caters.
-quarteTed Calfau Pan. Shoes ford TIeq &c
All Of whc offered a. low prices for cah at No ls
Public Square. tapr2sl CHAS- B. HALL
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PLASTER PARIS,

TWENTY-FIVE BBLS. best calcined and ground
4 Plaster Paris at the lowest prices, BY
I. WELLS,
Sign, MAN AND MORTAR, on Market street. opposite IN
ion street. AGshgiUe.
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n g. Circular with fa particulars, tsstmonias Drisss
Iuue6-Iy. ~
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hafdW.fe eAcet llel ls peclned n third ea-4 CoF.r
Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors In blrrsls ord nig
Tobacco IN bozes Leaher IN rolls and boxes Os In b4is
and czsks, Crockery AID Qgsenswars in erafs an ,of
hics, Whiting, Plas Ter, Sheet Brass and Courer -'
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

trough Rates from New York ana pm
Iadelphtn 20 Nashville In cowwerrs---.
tgtts new York and PhFIaFegnh5-.
eteamantp Lines 20 Continue vE5F11-
Out alteration from Isf Tnue -
laa Of neeemnar. -
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Powder (! Powder 4!
IUST received in Magazine and for sale 900 kegs, SOC
half kegs quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
by M. & b. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mFhII--tf. for the Manufacturers
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Boxes Bats, Furniture and Garages bored auf ,th.-
light articles aot enumerated also. Carhoysof Acid or 49,
Chrmieais5 viii Do charged az double frst class rar
Or Have every package plainly marked vim mama NJ
consgnee, destination and depot Of delivery Ateto ~
this matter prevents delays and Losses, and insn7 4
delivery. -F-f
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Furniture and Carriages boxes, and other Hrht
goods no. snumsraied, CaTboys Of Aoids, or
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Axes shoTeis SPADES sad hon, Zine and Tin In nl-
Tin Plate, Anvls Vices casks Of Chliusaud Hoes IA
and Cotton Gordags, Codees Heavy Castings N Ge1r-r
Carriage Springs and AXES, Railroad WhseIg 7rf 49,
Chalrs and snLkel, and Rnsin In barr.Is -
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10 DOZ BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS Just rsosiFed By Express direct from the pro-
.prietors. For sale at so cents per bottle
usv4 j e. BROWN. AZ College street.,
, 1857-04-17
The Inaugural.

We publish to-day the inaugural address
Of President BUCHANAN. The address is
not so lengthy but that all can give it a
fair and careful investigation, 1t involves
matters which affect the welfare and CON
Germs of the entire Union, and cannot
therefore be devoid Of interest to such as
have at heart the good Of our country, and
would see that Union perpetuated. Let
political friends as well as foes peruse it,,
and compare it with documents OF like
character issued in days gone by, and see
whether the design planned out by the
President for its government Tor the next
four years, is not in accordance with demo-
cratic principles and policy-apolicy which
has been found to be eminently practicable,
and under which it has ilourished and pros
pered The new President starts out upon
the administration of the affairs Of the
nation Just where PIERcE left it, and is but
continuation Of the policy first conceived
by the llustrious JEFFERSON, entered upon
hv MADISON and MONROE, advocated by
J.cXsoN, and sustained by every subse-
q lent administration. However much the
times have changed, our principles have
been and will remain the same, will forever
stand as beacon lights and land marks by
which safely to steer the ship of State.
The inaugural is a credtable document,
is open and avowed upon all matters Of
national policy, and silent on nothing upon
which he should have spoken. The press
at large speak Of it in the highest terms of
commentator. Even the New York
Herald, which SO strenuously opposed Mr..
BUCHANAN during the campaign, now says,
we confidently look to Mr.. B. TO save
the Union, as JACKSON, by his iron stead
fastness and fearless action, once saved it
in similar dangers With such compli-
ment, coming from such. source, every
true democrat may feel himself amply re-
warded for having done his duty during
the late and fearful contest for supremacy
and power
The length Of the message, and the con
yention proceedings published to-day, pre-
vents our speaking upon several topics OH
which we had designed to have touched
, 1857-04-17
Democrats OF ThurStOn! !

Remember that tomorrow is the day
6xed for holding the precinct meetings Of
your county. Be not found deriIect in the
performance Of your duty on that day. Ia
the precinct meetings you shouId lay the
plans which viii lead to success. The pri.
mary steps should here be taken to thor
Oughly organize the party. Be on hand
every true democrat, and come determined
70 do your whole duty, boldly and fearless
". Select such delegates only as yOu can
have confidence in, aud whom you know
will attend to the performance Of their
duties.
The Olympia precinct meeting will con-
vene here at ii o'clock, 10 the house for
nerly occupied as the executive Office, op-
POsite the Nonpareil Saloon.
, 1857-04-17

MURDERED BY INDANs--A German by
name of WILLIAMS, is supposed to have
been murdered by the Indians, in the vi
ciuity of Seattle, from the following c'r'
cnmstances Some time since robbery
had been committed upon the store OF Dr'
WILLIAMSON, residing some distance back
Of Seattle, and, after a short lapse Of time,
the burglars were discovered to he Indians.
The parties having been fully identified
were arrested and tried by civil authority,
convicted, and sentenced to he whipped
the only punishment, from want Of proper
places Of confinement, that can be inflicted
on the Indians, and at the same time the
most effcctual and beneficial. Unfortu-
uately for the deceased, he was selected as
the person TO inhict the punishment as pr
scribed by the sentence, which he did. \
few days subsequent to this affair, Mr.. w
started in a skiff up the Dewamsh river to
his claim to put in crops, &c, designing to
remain certain length of time. Not re-
turning by the time fixed, considerable anx-
iety was felt by his friends for his safety,
and search instituted to ascertain his where
abouts On examining the residence OF
the deceased, it became apparent that he
had never reached it-eyery thing being -
precisely the situation in which it had pre-
viously been left; but few days after
wards, the skiif was taken up at Port
Madison, having hoated down the river
and drifed to that point, and was recog
nized as having belonged to the deceased. d.
1t is, therefore, very probable that Mr..
Williams was shot by the Indians, whom
he had been called upon to chasise, ont Of
spirit of revenge, while making his way
up the river, and that the body fell over
board
Has Mr.. GREELY, as well as the enemies
Of our territory in congress, tear to shed
for the fate of the poor white man who
thus meets an untimely end by the hands
of the pcrGdious and ruthless savage? Is
this also, one of the "indiscretiOns' of the
whites? But doubtless Mr.. G. can get
around all this by saying that we should
edristianizs the poor Indian, and learn him
TO know that it is WrORg to steal. If so,
in the name of every citizen of the terrific
ry, we invite him here to teach and preach,
in which capacity we believe he can be of
far more service, (that is if he succeeds
than he is at present in eliminating q
people Of whom he is ignorant, and in mis-.
representing their treatment Of the Indians
which here too plainly proves him to be an
ass He had better look to his orn char
acter (thot 81 900 bribe with which he is
charged does not prove him to be saint }
at home, than attempt to blacken the deeds
Of others abroad
, 1857-04-17

upon the community" Many other things
and acts would certain persons also liked
to have seen, which they did not see, and
many things hare they seen which they
cared nothing about seeing, among which
sights are the letters of various persons 10
the Secretary.
We will now give the .fat contradiction
of the marshal, on which we based our ar
gumeut that we could make good our
assertion 1t may indeed be Rat, but Mr..
Corliss' explanation, We believe, is still
hatter. We merely endeavorcd to con-
vince Judge C. that he must be mistaken
in some of his assertions, and we think the
following will do it. Look at it,
OLYMPrA, April lst, 1851.
sR:-Haying had my attention called to an official
letter from Jddge CAeIoweth to Wan. l.. Marcy, Sec
ret4ry Of State dated June sth less. lind am
made report to the Judge that Gov Stevens had de-
termded t. respite all convictions Of Col Shaw, &c,
and that you advised the Gov hat his pard0nng pow
e did not go offences of that kind that You had seen
il tried in Iowa"
In Justice to yourself I have to state that could
not and therefore did not report anything of the kind
as coming from yoa to myself for have rec0llec-
tion Of having cnnvered with you on that sub
iect will add that reports current before the
trial Of Col Shaw that the governor would grant such
respite. This previous to your arrival with the
letter referred to by the Judge.
| am, respectfully, &c,
GEO. W. CORIISS,
US. Marshall
WV. W. MILLER, ESQ.,
Or Mr.. xc OlymUil. W, 7,
, 1857-04-17
ABsorArrLArEp.LMr. II. BRrBAKpR snd-

ABsouAruLArED.LMr. II. BRuBAKRR snd-
denly left these diggins. for parts unknown,
sometime during the night Of Thursday
last. The scamp leaves here indebted to
us in the sum Of $40, on subscription. &c,
as well as to a number Of business men in
various sums. A man who would cheat
the Printer, we believe isTnean enough to
rob church Of It's sacred vestments. As
the hOmbre has served us this trick, we
havn't very exalted opinion Of him. He is
welcome however to our honest dues, provi-
ded he will give us security in the sum Of
S. (his own note, If he pleases) that he
will nercr return. With this assurance, we
hopo he will give us bis address, and we
guarantee to forward him receipt in full
We desire to be useful to the man, and
therefore request the fraternity to pass
him NLoHg,-give him JOO( (s)t-bHt dOn't
send him back