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HAVE Of Herrng's Fire Proof Safes, all diH0I
ent sizes, which viii sell a. cost 10 close consignment
mn rs J. W. WILSON.
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co,

Successors 70 Clifton Abboa)
A Re daily receiving additions 70 The former stock Of
"A GehusUen-s CloIhiug AZ No Is Cedar s.rsl Wnsre
they would be happy III the patrons OF TIE Old fm
and ali others N wan. Of any goods 10 their ne Our
stock embraces every article 20 be found in 6entemens
Fu nishing store
10 the TAILORING department We have Teat variety
Of piece goods, which Will axe up 10 orcsr and var
10 give satisfaction no Of The arm a1s consaltf
Ia the kastern market and all patterns eld styles
forwarded o this house. with deap3ich hc1iiter o1
yes that our facilities for Ieezvng all rev ana dsst
SO les win enebie as % suit al who aEor rs via
patronage
april Is CLIFTON ALBRGHT 90.
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WILLIAMSON
CHEATHAM,

'hf Undersigned would uf1rm their friends and tbs
pa5tic susIsy thst they have associated themselves
lnd'r The arm und style of
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Tobacc o and nuR.
Glassware

100 boxes Wine aud Brandy Bottles;
100 do Flasts-quarts, Pints and 4 piHts;
20 do Tumblsrs;
200 Demiiohns.
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WE want Three Tn usand ro1ads. sesu v,sbss
w Wool, for which We via 20 Casa. We vast {. 3
maze Jeans and Lnssys.
marsa ". h. GORDON A co
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NJ Ans % The UaII Ed BrATEs4
Posi- Cries DEpAa1nri

May 1855.
PROP0SALSfor carrying the mails o. The Unsi states
10 Suiy Is $50, 10 June 81, 1852 toe StAteO Ten
AID Missouri tle roltes and ia be me IA man
ner herein spec fed viii be received tie faet II
nee t1ls Depal m nj unit p N, Uf Wednsaay the
l6th June next TO be decided On TIE mex day:
TENNESSEE.
l00l0 Fon lshvi le " Cla ksVlle Cumb rlaa I-ou
Wo-k4 Lil ePoII, Canon, Ky. kedvvIlJ smith
land, Psdue n, Cairo, ill.,, COLUMBUS ( Hsck-
Haa, NsW Madrid, no Conpr NIKE 81 Dlr.
rers Landing 1snn. BJoth's + 0 % Tsb Sit.
verTvP. HEX ans Bend, ark. CceOa 5cOph,
lenn.i Pecan Point AK and Oldham Mem.
phi s. Inn, 4o9 m les ADD back ,nres mes a
week, In safe and suitable steamboats,
Lea e Nashville Gonday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrys u .a'ro next Wednesday, Friday an, Sun
day By 4 N;
Leave Care Wednesday Friday and sundy at
Ar.yo At HeHph next Thursday, satura5 ami
AoIeay BY II N,
Leave MsmPhs MOnd4y. Thursday and Sat rday at
Arrive at Cairo next wednesday. saturdy and
Leave Cairo Wednesday, Saturday and MoAay at
Arrive at Nashville next Friday, No nday ane We'd
nesday BY ~ N;
Bids to run n conuCelion wi b the Illinois central
kallIOld, between Cairo and Memphis by sche /,
ule u be ated, are invited
1925 FT0mAthens, BY Sc zee ana MOOres Store sui
Phur springs u miles and b4ek, three thes q
week, IDtNO-hOass coaches, during the WAerinz
seaso, and VITA certainty, celerity and SECURITY
the residue Of the year.
Leave t1ens Aonuay, Wednesday and Friday At
sam; s
Arrive a. Sulphur Springs BY N;
Leave sulphur Springs Monday "wednesday and
Friday at N;
Arrive =, Athens 0y pm.
.erVlce W this rJule 10 commence July ~ EkEg
MISSOUkI
1886 From St LOuis, No b Harrsonvlle Iii HScula
neum, No, selma, kush To ser, FJrI Z harsr Ill
Saint Genevieve, No, klszaskil. ILL., St Mari s.
No, ChssJer III For Perry No Jones Gre k
H., Grand iOEer, UnOI POnL Sbsfis d. Mo-
MOccaslnvllie. Z lear Greek Ia, Cape Girsrdsau.
No., Tuebss, H., santa Fe Commerce 40 Alex
sndria, La H1uts Landing no, Dog Tooth, III
birdFilie, No, "a TO. IL, COluu bus, by, lick.
N n New Madtld, No, COmpTpnI ky D1rl
neli's LIN dug Tenn, Silver TO1 B 9th 5 ! O Mt \
Tenn, Hickman's bend, ARK, Uceola hautO pa II
Tenn, P.c4n Point. Ark aud Oldham 10 Mem
Pals, Tenn, ~ IN les ard back, three tunes q
week, N sale and suitable steamboats, II
Leave st LO lis Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
cam; /
Arrive at Cairo next days By N, and al Memphis I
next WsCnesd J. Friday and Sunday p n; |
Leave Memphis "Wednesday, Friday and sunday a |
7pmi /
Arrive at Cairo next Friday, Sunday and Tuesda I
BY II N, ana al 81 LOUIS next days thereafter b 4
BIDS t. run between Cairo and1 emphis in connect /
lOa with the Illinois Central Railroad, by a schet- /
ule 70 b. stated, invited !
PrOpO sh0uld be sealed marked Proposals Satsif
-, and address, d n the second Assistant POsIma-
Ter Gsneral," v ashingIol, d C.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate alD
traet tee the sdTertis- meut OF Dscsmbsr 81 1857
mIhlst FORM IN all the principal post offices
AAkON v. BROWN !
mayl6-laWlW Postmaster General. I
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! a O n Q VS. at L. W
~ LII pTaSuce Iu ne & rclI and JhanCsry Oh
W counties II Jackson Overflow Rsnrsss Putnam, Cum
bertrand and White add in n Circuit Court Vsu burep
county All business entrusted TO them will be promptly
attended 10. Particular attention will be give 70 the col
lection OF claims In any OF Tue above eOunu.s
22--w6m.
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Bradshaw s. Rutland
No. Il, CeLIEaE STREET,
IJAYE Just received thsir FALL and wIsTRR STOCK
~ Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IA n of the
For Ladies, Misses and ChiIdrea.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco Bo0sez thick and thin SOLE
with and without Heels e
Ladies fine sack Lasting Caters side and front laos,
= Congress Caters, with and without Heels
" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed |"
Z" and Morocco 8nskins, thick and thin sole
&" With and without Heels
I" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
" CslfRnd Goat Heeled Booiees for school;
ChiIdren KID and Morocco boo.ees thick and tain sole
Ankle Ties with Rosetts
/" 4" Top bootees, with Heels
W5man's extra size Calf and Goat Bootees;
SERVANTS I" " Kip and Dutch BoOtses;
g Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump aud Stitched Calf Boots
" quilted bottom W. P. 4"
sc double sole ". P.
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Gaitsrs;
double sole P. L. q extra; .
." Union Ties. sswed and peggsd;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
Boys fine " P Calf Boots, seWed and peeged;
&" Calf ana Kip boots
I" Calf oxford Tres, sswed and pegged;
/" Congress Caters;
i" Cloth and I. l. Congress Caters.
Thick BFOgans, Boots,
Extra heavy BrOgansio plantation use
Mems heavy Boots, all of which will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
d" " Travelling
h" "a sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
:" Hog Skin d" Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vsises.
Also Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Salehels Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
No. IA College Street,
oct (Sgn Of the Negrol
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NOTICE no GUARDIANS EXECUTORS AND AD
MlNlSTRAFORS.

STATE OF TBENEssRE DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT,
max FERN. 1858.
Appearing 70 the court thaI there many guar ian'
thai naVs rsiofore appointed by ths court wha
ed - make heir annual settlements ID " renew
their every years, repaired b. law, and also
there xacUOrs aud adnuisiratgff, whose
time OF pafsed aud who hsve Jailed make
SOFT emen rsqairi BY law: It there tore ordered
publication be made ID of Ih publish
ed Nashville, Notifying all gieFdians thRS have not re-
hewsd neir bonds With tbs tEU years. and have not
settled ther accounts with the Cork within
the year, EelaB requires and tl executors aud ed
aiuistFaors whose time Of settlement has expired, and
have settled their thus, uHess they
forward and do ihenexL gust OF this that
tney will be proceeded against the law directs.
e. K. CHEATHAM
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Fine Old Whistles

NJ have nst received from Fhltelphia thre b-rr a.
- H. q "a. CatherHo0ds old MOiaLain kys Wbigtv
Three barrels OF XXX
Three DO ANA
Two % *
Two barrels cid BOURBON. lgt Thss. v.ht-sf-. -.
pure, and are Horth fro Bi55O q dollars galion
cor sale 10 any quantity. hLLLlsTEH q CAkTEK
1pfl3 " Union street.
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A. De Mcbride,

Ao sDo RACBHllCs -.a4.
COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEN EESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all nay odrends and patrons for then
ibersty heretofore extended the firm and would
respectfully solicit continuance of favOrs from them and
wish 70 info ell the world and the rest OF mankind
hat have on hand and for sale a splend q lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns PsTl6r Stoves for wood and Goa
common and iascy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
Ware Of every variety baud made to order Fur
races and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such 81
House Gutterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myod friends Of the River will find to their advantage
oOa and give hearnE OslOre bargaining elsewhere
or work.
ALSO, for ssls one pair seoon d-nann ENGINES cyln.
Ter II inches diameter and four feet suoAs with water
hnft and other fixtures; suitable for light draughl
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
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81 THs PREsIDENT 81 % 1rIrr1


sTAF
Z + puispansa q law. 1. EAlIas BuCHAst4s prsll
o. he Unitst States Of sfcS "a fesibg ire--s
nate kne n.thai pablie sales Fia 81 tsIttf 81
nentiole5 Land 0lcaa IN the EcrEols b KS $3.50 49,
Psricds hereinafter daslgna7se, % eits
A. ihs lana oAce O. 5A9WA VILE. couEanca1 q
o. the publie lands ihinzhe 5ilOpinEnamoi lofat
Norsh Of the base zns and east Of tEs SIKH pras
meridian.
Thet paFf Of toHnahip ore outside Of tho sac and r
and Hall Breed, Neuaha reservation, Of range ~
and Fox, end Half Breed, Nemaha rsseEFalnns flss
tionai townships and $, Of range %.
seFyationi t5WnsaiP 2 The psFts % ioNnshlps % 5
outside q NE Half sFesd, Rezsha FaseTElogi and so-
;sat psri q tS4nsbp on Outside or the sac and FL r
seLva1oni townships z 3 ana q Sat part oEtoWnsip S
IIovhshlp I, 2, 3, IS and 6, Of range b. T
ToWnsaiisl. 2, 5, 4. S, and /, Or rangsI2 t- -H
townships rs, q 4. s, and s, 81 ral g. "a.
townships 4 2s5 T. sand g. OF range 10.
Townships l, 3 2 4, 5, and 6. OF Ta1ge9
Al The land oaies At NEBRASKA CITY, eomuenc4r %
Monday, the sixtn. Gay o. septsu nsgt fr ae IA s
q ne Pa0ie snds within the following named toWhAigs
NORTH q ne 6ass Inc and east Of tRs sztk prsDaI
ReridiaR.
Fractional townships and s, Of rsnee Is aa
~ q aud Aae'i0aa townships 6, o. 10, a. IS
TSghshlps z s, TO- Il, and ~, and fractional soship
P.9ss 9 9 10. and IL and a,iouaI iovasPs Is
TOghshPs = . 10, and II, and fractional tornsP ia,
Townships 80, 10. and IL aud traction al torns -
49, and n, OF range 10.
IoWhshiPs7's and 49, and fractional townshpa A. Is
and 10, OF ranges. lal ~ 80 7-F II =
At the lsRd ONES al OMAHA CITY, mmencBr Mon.
DAY, ne sl1h day Of September next for the dsp 81 he
Pueue ianos within ne following ed tcWnsnIpsFzi
ROrh Of he base line and east Of The sirth psetDay
fractional toWnshipsl3, IA, IS, and Ie OF ranro RI
krAeAiopsl townships p Il, IS l5 ana ~ oi rsi H.
Efeeohal oW nslps Il ana -, hships a. Isana i6
ana fractional townships ~, 49, ~ aHd 20, rangeP
kractlonaI township - toWHships g H. IS TO- aud Is
and IRA, uolal townships 10 and 20, uf ranee II
FRACTIONAL townships IL, 49, ana "a, townshl5 Is
Ia lsi az, and 90, Of range 10
Ffaeonsi townships IA, Is, aud L. and townshi H. Is
10, and 20, Of ranga 9.
Lahis appropriated By law for the use Of sehoo milf
y, and Other purposes, Will be excluded ON h sales
me Offering Oh The above lands wilt commend on tbs
days appointed and viii pfOeeedn The orderin Weh the
are advertised until the whole shall have been od aBd
tnesaes thus eiosed bus sale shall Kept CD longer
tban tHO EeeEs, and no private Of any Of = lands
W De admitte untl alter the expiration OF the weeks
GivOn under my hand, slthe Cit Washingon hrtien
Gay OF March, dOmn thousand EhI hu sd and
atty eight. JAMRS 7BUClaNAN
~ tue rresideni.
HOS A hKEDRIcEs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Gee.
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25O,OOO

$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small
of excellent quality, which will be sold low close
Also superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana,
and TURKISH Smoking TobaocOs, Delphi Snufs,
Pipes, Sc
A KERR & co. adjoining Post Office.
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cOnmissionerOf the General Land dee
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAnd8tTs.

kTeEy person entitled TO the right Of pse empa - any
I. we HLos "hln me townships and paris OF 9WDshp5
above Is required 70 establish The sie
sl4tioh o. u register ana reoutYerOi the proer land
oo'S -uu uAo pay en- nefeof az sJtn as prsc aole
se seeing ms hosee and before he day app8ha the
81 me pubic sale Of the Lands nbIaeing
INC 'l@es eaea O1heFnlse sueh calm VIII be foBited
fhO5.A HbNDEICHf
mayle-laWH Commissioners OF the Gen. LanlO mce.
:. a =. q ii 4
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MnfiCe.

I HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDR ACRES OF LAND lying
in Iptou ty Tennessee, miles north OF Ma
sons Depot The Memphis Ohio Railroad, Aud forty
miles from Memphis. hours travel BY kSirOaI 10
Memphis THIS Land owl ed in three tracis, suitable for
three persons wishing buy each, it uit
any wishing purchase the l5,O make
srm. all three places are we'll improves with Dwelling
Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton Gins, of the CTS
has $50 one 800 other 90 Of land IN
high Of cultivation great bargain will be given.
Address, L. H. HILL,
magI-w4m tie premises.
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KWBLL Buckets, Half 81 7 Measures, Woe % -
" Ladies, Rolling rlls, a l,aards tFuil1 is..1 -
btacEing Brushes heartl .Iatl, y ~ -
Cl1ihss hzskots CLONES Pms, sh1 !, oar ISIS
FKkEllAN Bh0Ih SIS.
aPri4 HO.7, College, dos rs Horih o. sDllhr 5.
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Il. b. HAYNES,


GRNTs FOR THB PURCHASE AND SALB OF Nh
n GROES, rler's Ole stand, No. 80, Cedar Sf--ei
Essbville, Teen
80 Negroes Wanted!
WE viii pay snes Cash pIce hlIy good young
W negroes. [apiIbul H. H. HAYNES, & CO.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TCF
Extra Family FIonr-
sOME THING 40 v EAK Ar -
ROYSE - ELVERSON,

"A A q lAlAA AlfAAc9 on prime Lual-
"A OVercoais - Vsfy Tow puces;
bqslne1s Goats % every variety;
Dress a. a krOck C0als " sun ne tnss-
fan1loons and Vests Of every grale.
BOY saad Youths CIoLhag AZ gurlluW 1Hc9s
SHIRTS and Uadar Clothing II an klatss
TOGETHER
With every description Of Furnishing Gods a. the YER
Nsls prices Eel u
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4 ~ ana Sugar.
iuO barrels crushed sugar,
rs Loaf
80 Clarified
50 "a Whlss Havana slrlr,i1 Store ana r9r AL
By [may zII 81. H aOKB0N q -
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'1WWl Asu5 ohoenbsFg5f1 lIaII7---II EEaI-
kUOU lU0 kegs Flour barrel
iUJ EGGS FIn shlng
100 . Funciar
- q 4 and IN. spike. an st0ru and for ssis
mAIsi Vs. b. GukuuN 4 co.
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ROBERT EREEMAN. szIFH rHEEHAH
FREEMAN BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,
ElTH TasEaAs


0kAL In Foar, Bacon, Lr, and Pr0duce gaaeraY fQ--
II eign and Domeslis Liquors. Wines CIGARS No.
Norm Conegs street., nashville, lelaere a. ne oio -@
q Eein Br0Ehsrs- agents al die Fl0arlnE 1le.
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SO Negroes for Sale.

MONG the lot several good Families, two OF
- three yOuug women with first enid, four good houi
girls reys from Is 20 good dining
with good lot Of field hands, and girls, blacksmith
and barber.
april 2s--tf H. HAYNES & co.
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LaWFenceburg BT0nPV-
wool! WoolII

WIS are I-kiuE Lawseucs0uFg n-nz No.ss i .,rfn bg
have Tor sals.
~. 1858. wH GOeDOv a ava.
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POPter. AIe. and Cider.

70 casks London Porter best brands quarts and pint
20 do AbbOtts Iadia Pale Ae DO do
IL do Bass Go. ee'sbratsd Ale, do 90
50 boxes champagne Cider.
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50n BAGS eEtra family White Wheat Flour, from Iob-
eyU amen Kills, BY
may7-u p. q C. AEDBRs ON.
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ior carrying the mails o. he Uniad states
hO suy 10 1885, 10 June 81 1862 in t1e StlOf Ten
ntses AID Missouri, tle roles and in be me IA man
ner herein spec fed viii be received at tie o get a.
fee tlls Depsrtm unit 8 D. N. VI Wedns1ay the /
l6Ih June next. to be decided On me mex dly:
TENNkSgEE
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AReanr Rare Old Coin.

Near Kaiserslautern, a city in the Palatinate
Bavaria (Rhein Pfalz,) Germany, on hill, are
the ruins of a very old Castle, which, with the
adjacent grounds, was once Roman fortifiea-
ton. The grounds occupied by the ruins for
merly belonged to the Counts of Sickingen, who
resided about twelve miles distant, at Land
stuhl; but are now the property of the King OF
Bavaria
In the year 1926, as some farmers were dig
ging among the ruins of the Castle, one of them
found Roman coin, and caring for nothing but
its value as money, he sold it at once to PHIL
IPP MUELLER, Esq, who carefully preserved it
until the month OF November, 1858, when he
presented it to B. R. BEAvIs, Esq, of Brook
lyn, who has it now in his possession.
On one side of this coin, which is silver and
the size of a ten cent piece, is the figure of 4
mans head bound round over the top with a
wreath of some kind of leaves, with the name
" DeMITGAN," and other letters not entirely de-
in the margin. On the other side
is the full length figure of Roman soldier
holding spear upright in his hand with let
ters in the margin partly Obliterated.
Supposing this coin to have been made in
the last year of the reign of the Emperor Do
mitian, who was assassinated in the year a.
D. sc, the coin is now 1862 years old, and is a
very interesting relic of antiquity.
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The Market Quos1Ion.


l perceive some one over the signature Of
"Ontario Street" in your Tuesdays issue, has
been amusing himself by attempting to prove:
lst, that because Committee of three gentle
men decided that the market ought to go up
Pittsburgh street, therefore it must and shall
90 there whether the Committee decided cor
rectly or not, and whether a large majority OF
the people are opposed to it or not, 2d, that
the opposition to the "Central Market" comes
from the lager beer shops, and he winds up
with threat that "there are persons interested
in this matter that know their rights too well
to be bamboo1led in this STYLE" and that the
city shall be compelled to do the bidding OF
Central Market property owners.
Now if ever there was an attempt to force
an unwilling people to do just what they do not
want to do, this forcing them up to Central
Market is one.
Put it to vote to-day and nine out of every
ten citizens would say, let it alone, we are sat
isfed. And yet "Ontario Street" land which
is, I suppose, only another name for "Central
Market'D says up you shall go whether you
want to or not.
The theory of our City Government is, that
it is the interests of the people and not of a
few property owners, that should be con-
suited in all such questions as these. On this
question let the Council set aside the interest
ed views of all property holders and do what
the people want, and the people will be salts
fed; but let the interests of the former be con-
suited, and the wishes of the latter disregarded
and the people will be dissatisfied.
As to the threat, that is all fudge. The city
has done all it agreed to do. 1t has put the
Market House there, and its stalls are for rent
If any one wishes to rent them he can do it,
and if the people wish to 90 there to buy they
can do it.
As to forcing every one to go there to sell
their butter and eggs and potatoes and meat,
that is quite differeRt thing. A Court would
smile at an application for an order to compel
the Council to pass such an ordinance. As for
damages, that, too, is mere Cannon, for the
city having put the Market House there and Of
fered its stalls for rent, has done all It is bound
to do.
Ny advice to Central Market is to give over
this contest at once and cease attempting by
cajolery or threats to induce the Council to do
that which nine-tenths of their constituents
disapprove.
When the people decide that it is best to go
there, then there will be the Market, but not
ill then, unless the Council do what I cannot
believe it will do-act in opposition to the
wishes of the great majority.
MARKET GOER
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Washington Items

From dispatches ofthe 21st and 22nd we clip
the following of in terest:
Speaker Orr was serenaded last night. He
made very decided union speech, which Is con-
sidered to be his opening bid for the Presidency
in 1860.
The Government does not credit the reports
received via England of the extensive defensive
preparations made by Paraguay. 1t is confident
of the success of the expedition now on its way
to chat country.
Tne steamer which conveys Gen. Paez to Ven
ezuela will proceed thence direct to Paraguay.
Private advices from Texas state that fill
clustering expedition against Mexico is being or
ganized there Men of high position are said
to be concerned in it.
Judge Case and Major Ben McCulloch of
Texas leave here tomorrow for Arizona, to Sc
lect sites for military posts in that Territory.
The Postmaster General will recommend in
his report an entire change in our postal sys-
TEN, AMI will urge upon Congress the establish
ment of a number OF new and important lines
to connect with various parts of South America.
Lord Napier has communicated to the Pre-
mier, the Earl of Derby, that the import of the
Yerbai notification made by..him to Mr.. Cass, is
such as to hazard British intervention in Mica
raguan affairs, and he is awaiting instructions
from home that may relieve the threatening
complication.
Irissali has issued no passports to foreign
ers.
Notwithstanding the refusal of the Admins
tration to grant clearance to Walkers men at
Mobile, it fully anticipates their escape.
The arrival of the sloop of war Plymouth is
daily expected here. She will be Immediately
despatched to Vera Cruz to manifest the sympa-
thy of our government for Juarez.