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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS

AT WHOLEsALE-
IRA y b Il a. l. y A >.
KKTE are nov receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes and Brogans Carpetng aneensEare
Merchants making up their stock in this market 1t is unnees
ary for anythng in regard to selling our goods cheap
goods We the charge, and say to short
time, prompt buyers, and cash that We are prepared % sh
goods this Pan cheaper than heretofore Peaseca and examine
our s'3 s1 bufi line LADIES' DRESS GOODS every
popular imported 70, manufactured in the United States
70 which we invite special attention.
Also have iarye stock Of READY1fADB CLOTHING, that
can't he Beat in quality, style and cheapnes in America
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
un afsd 500 piss 81 ARpETIG ply, ply wool and all
cotton that be bought Of Is for less than rannnres
p Also We have made an win one Of the largest i'm
porting houses America for Quenswae ~ the crate Tor new
Also Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, eSc.' &c
Merchants purchase for cash, and give short notes.
anu f~' - = TRAUBE LUCAS.
Particular EOtice!
tits currently reported tae Goods only BY Auction,
while Of sales are made privately hse an oner
Wholesale Houses in this city, with one grand exceptions nat Is,
We sell for cash. short and from &c % @ less than
heir prices [aug1I TRAUBE & LUCAS.
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
Iadiss' Brown French Lasting bu2ned Shoe CATERS
New Congress Caters with and without heels.
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels.
Misses Chiisrens' Boots, Caters and slippers With
heels and without. At a College street JOHN hAAssa.
july
LSo-.Asssey's Five Minute Freezers; MELON
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator ArhUrs Fruit CAMS Jones
lei iei5 -.ii''' J.W. WILSON, College street.
LARD! LARD!!
q BBLs Family Lard in stoiS anu for sale low; b.
~ ....-.. TERRESS 4 BROS,
S99I5 % Broad Street
BANK OF COMMERCE.
H-r NASHVILLE TFrg Die. 70, 1857.
yEyHF stockholders Of this Bank having placed the the
hands Of a Trustee for the purpose OF winding II up those
i1depe To the Bank will please cali and pay up, as heir IN
holders viii please send IN our
o early possible and receive in return the notes Of the
RANK of Tennessee individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed aud hereby pledge individual La
by for then and the money ready when called Tor
decI3-n JOHN D. JAMES
= HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
& BROKEN STONE for McAdamiZng, and will sell great
tsa5 Penitentiary.
| LAND FOR SALE.
FEyE subscriber offers sale seventy acres OF lana on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from NashVile so
Joining which he resides and the lands OF Capt
Jones equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent never falling water, with the most beautiful building sue
in the country and in the midst Of the finest N
| America. april9 NATHANIEL BAXTER
| ENOR SALE.--one hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
! r just received by may7- P &C ANDhksON'
! SACK SALT
zoo BAGS Fine Sack salt which we will sell at cost rather
HRNF thaD move it. TERKASS BROS,
| now No Market street.
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TIE Ticket once is b. the Passenger Dept and : open -
hour before lie starting Of each Tain which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. Il is open at no other time during
the dav PASSENGERS for the Eastern cities leave on the A. n
Train which CONNECTS throughout with Trains the other roads
Tire Richmond hours; Washington two days. Phiaa
hali and New YORK three days. This is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 20 the East
New Orleans passengers theO P. NJ Tin arriving
Memphis New Orleans, on the evening Of
the DAY, and 20 through without detention 81 mes-
Those McAnnFle. Sparta, and Beeheha springs fe
Nashville on M go III Train which connects directly at TUT
laoma with the Train for Mcslnnve Persons leaving NC
Mnuvile ia the morning arrive at Nashville At $50 r N
At Nashville. there which leave daily Tor smith ana
and connect with boats places he Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers ao aday line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning on the arrival Of the night exI7ess.
BY this change Schedule the Tain from Memphis connects
direct a. Stevenson with and down day Trains causing no
delay Nashville passengers and one hour IS gained
oVerthe former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
G. L. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1858 General Ticket Ag'nt
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Five Dollar SEWING Machines.
a practical Family Sewing Machine for
Five Dollars.
Performing fully equal s0ork No missing or ripping
ofshtchss No getting ont Of order Anybody can
use It.; susry body SgitE hare Ct.
(sEcURED BY RECENT GRANT OF LETTERS PATENT,
T1xCLUsIvE Rights for few States Counties will be
placed within the reach Of any enterrsng business
"a portion Of the Territory already securely
The Projectors confidently feel they place before te pun
lie greatest chance for prosbe investment ever offered
Sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities which, BY
astonishing simplicity and low cost viii at once go o e
who have been aniouy waiting for the Machine 70 come
Parties wishing to purchase are requested to call at once
examine this wonderful achievement and secure monopoly
oil 'n' S'A'' OF NOVELTY SSV S SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Office, BARTLETT & Co., Needle Manufacturers,
421 Broadway, cor. Canal st'' n y
Call send for Circular with cuts Of machines
octs4-oim
CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE.
mcminRviIIe, Tennessee.
ID. m.mcDOnaId, A: NJ, President.
ygyHE next session of this Institution will commence on the
FIRST Monday in September next and continue twenty
Weeks TERMS OF TUITION.
In Preparatory Department 70 0 0V % S 90 ~
Collegiate ID U" 90 ~ ~
:; ss::: =. ~ iss
Boarding College including lights, fuel and washing
The Institution furnished with superior Philosophical
Win CORPS Of superior teachers Departments
healthul location, accessible by railroad to the whole south,
nd a large and we'll arranged College Building, the Tru
onddeDty recommend their Institution to the public
R Pf5.'y worthy % p4-O-2F T.o sVARTT Secretary
Important TO Printers.
NEWS and BOOK INKalarge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quail
IN ity, at low prices, Just receivedby ,,,-,,
sepsl Market street
coal STOCK FOR SALE.
| WE HAVE Ic3 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish to sell exchange for likely young ne
II Furs! Furs!!
TsT received at the New York Emporium, the most splendid
assortment pr Fureyer exhibited to the Ladies Of Nashville
oCt.3-u BPs. ---------
--- 90 = gust Received,
nO BAGS PRIME OLD GOV. JAVA cor
~ FEE. FREEMAN BROS
WHISKY.
| -~Cso RIRRRLs Deans Aurora Whisky;
RtbVR 200 do Sam IlAle's do %
In store and for sale BY HARRIS GORDON < ".
TURKS ISLAND SALT.
nnnn BAGS TT. Salt, in store and for sale ny - -
2tltbkf HARRIs GORDON 4 co.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
vvF highest price in Cash paid for Feathers Dried Fruit
Lard Bacon Ginseng BeesWax, Eggs, Flax Seed Peiu!
and So ali 2sPsF country p'0DD BEN NJ NOEL CO.
TANTED.--Teng good men TO engage in sale Of Frui
Nv Trees. Liberal inducements Will be oGeTel' ~ ,;
sep5-v9ns LANGDON x Gle ky NAs'l,.-.o
C1HEPPARD,s GOLD PENS.---A large assor
, @sns just received by F. As Ms5Es....
vOC4T,a AMP INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
- BECKER would respectfully announce 70 me pubic
Nashville be has located as teacher q ne foes
Piano ViolincO, Violin, etc Orders LETT 81 heere OF sei
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended TO-
sepFF-H
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IN and af SUNDAY July II, Is5ss tie Passenger Train
will Be- run az follows:
Leave Nassvlils daily at s A. NJ. and $50 P. N.
Arriving at Chaaanooga az 20 P. N. and IS A NJ
leave Chatian0oga az 9 A. NJ and Q p. NJ =. -
Arriving * Nashville III 80 P. N. ands.lo A. N.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. WEDNESDAY,,
- NEW rnUsIo STORE.

i,,-z- q. ID. BENSON & Bro, Whole-
kls1sS sele and Retail Dealers IN Piano Fores,
n. A Princes odsons, Budaosss. 81 Fl u ii n
Sc church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Yo-a
Accordeons, FLUTES, Flagoets, f Drums tambuo
1aS eyeryhinzin he musical merchants line.
srg select eatsIozue Of New ef Asci Music Books and In
reFs Of ii Kinds Orders from the country viii meet with
stfentIo Pianos tuned, Ac6ofeons and all other insru
e repaired No 90 Union Street, LAT door from College
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlerosns' extra Quilted Bottom Bootsi
do do Calf Water Proof 90 l.-fa y
do do Pump do r 'r
A. do DO Stitched do ss-. .sa-
Al d. S CONGRESS Caters; -.-l--t.
do do-P l. do do
40 Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do d. S. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And al articles kept in shoe Store which invite the at
ssn99 o. AZ Wanting Al l'i - gREpsHAw & RUTLAND
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ol1ANeE OF sCIEEpuLE.

Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DATTx TRAINS
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NINE TEAS.--Just received from large ImPortss Of
n Teas good assortment Of Imperial, GunpoFer sOlong
and Black Teas for sale By the large small quantity 6y
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, S1o., &c,
NO. 50, college Street.
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PIAN0 FORTEs, LOOKING.Gs.AssEs, e.

PLANO FORTESs LOOAAhtS-tHz44sSAsS5o cC'
UTE have row In score, fine took Of Pianos,
Wy Melodsons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terials, &C, and still manufacturing insidef u d
Blinds and ali kinds Of Gilt Works, have reoentlyg =
adfsd largely stock Of oRN AMENTs FOR AIRRoEs
&c. IN word intend TO WITH TIE EIAEs, please
our customers induce them to patronse home, instead Of
sending abroad. - ...,
febIO-n VI. X. thhEMAA
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MACHINE MADE HORSESETOES,

MACHINE MADE EIORSESITOES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, ~
~ al Troy, n. y, have HEnTy Burdens I'm M M
III Narrowed HORSE SHOE Machinery noWht III
Mn successful operation and are prepared toM M
W III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, OF " "
v any Weight and Pattern at price but little V
above TIE price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality used in these shoes warranted IN every
respect These shoes approved Of, and now used y
the United Government exclusively as also by many oi SIC
ruci3al Stare OMNIBUS Companies. and Horse Shees
bruout ne country These be purchased through
t ,riDca Hardware Stores il the United States
rs the subscriber, at Troy, viii receive prompt
attention WM. T. BURDEN,
,DrI6-Iv Agent Troy, - York.
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Stations on the lire Of the Nashville and Chattanooga ol
ntited to rates. less the difference between the
ashIle 10 Chattanoo, and the points Of shipment 70 Ot
no0ga local tariff. - - ,-,,,-,,,,- So. -.
sep30-u b. ChAS W. ANDERSON, VI ~ =.
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EOR THE WINTER TRADE.

A. Q. a A. b. BEECH.
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The Old Dominion Coffee-POt

The Old UOminiOn UOIIec"f-UL
Never fails work right Cook cannot spoil your cup OF
Coffee by neglect forgetfunes after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range. .,.---.-.,.- =
some three hundred Of the above CoeePos have been SOLD m
and they are warranted give perfect satisfaction al
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale by 49, - $500.
jelS j. W "AAoON' OoAeEo StlSe'-
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nTANOs,--sFefaare received fcartesa more -
= New Piano Rortes, from those unriyailed -
rnakers, Light Newton & Bradbury and Hanesl U III III
BIO which make orr stock very lasge and desre =
able pleased to have these instruments examined
y all, whether tey desire 10 purchase or not Every Piano
sold by as shall warranted 70 give IL every respect
asbi0 ". & r. FREEMAN.
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are noi receipt Of stock Of Goods adapted 70 me
~ rproschins sason comprising the largest and aosL
plete assortment imported By us OF Ladies Dre OOo
Of tie latest styles, entirely new. t---
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Attention Building Purchasers

CHEESEg CHEESEI!
BOXES Of prime resh Cheese Just eceve and ior sc
All - GRIsHhM q HCFFAkER,
erti5-6 S. south Market street,
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, ts T u asa slrei
rex aaa sli sVllsstt astg ase4Hs
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"a WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR lsss q

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on The
articles above named reduced to the following rates
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/ The County Court fer Davidson County
rAvINe granted letters o. ainistaon 70 me, on ne estate
~ arlss Mcguire, deceased all persons indeued .
ite are lrsby Noticed make immeiiate payment, and
IN s having claims against said estats, are hereby notined
l+ -r ~ me dulV uiovsi. within the time prescribed
| % - JOHN B. JOHNSON,
| Hortio-sGn tAdnirisratQT for Charles p AaguiT1.
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TTTB have ust reserved seooni stock % ERll and
M Winter Dry Goods, Oil Cloths Gc.s %
which respectfully invite the attention q al cash hnd pune
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TOBACCO MANDATORY.
NWT MEREDITH, A snd A. College street, has now
Wv ready sale his Factorys 500 boxes Of Maniac
u TOBACCO in boxes Of 10 and 40 pounds each,
to meet the views trades from i 70 . cents per pound;
all Of will sell at wholesale to toe trades at prices that
cannot fail please.
wanting Manufactured Tobacco, are requested to
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On comisso1 v be sold by thousand less
price than sold in this city before
BOILED TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, as
loHp septlS-u
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THE GOLD DOMTNION'' COFFEE-POT.
INC old DOminion Coffee-P0t

VWyHOsANDs Of this new Coffee Pot have already been sold
and the demand from parts Of the United States is rapidly
on the increase Wherever introduced, it has given the mos
complete satisfaction
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Five Dollar SEWING Machines.

SACK SALT.
zoo BAGS Fine Sack salt which will sell at cost rather
| sAVRtF than move it.. TERRASS BROS,
NnoV7 No Market street.
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PnrticnIar Notice !

It is currently reported that we sell Goods only oy auction
while twothrds sales made privately like an oener
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exceptions that IS
We sell for cash. short notes, aud from sc @ o less than
heir prices. lauguI IAAoD1 q II a. ~
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Hahn RANFAGE eA3 College Street

Il ADIEs' extra size Sole Leather Trunks e|O
4 do extra size Travelling Trunks N4SS==A==45
Gents line sole leather Trunks 7ttS Y EV
do do do NRlises azAAA-A%-71
do Kossuth Trunks;
de Hog Skin do iron frame. - .,
Tor saIe Inv BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
TauQ5 No 80, UniGn Street.
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ROyYTNGss CITY BRAsS hand.

gFyTIS Band fliy organze with twelve In st.
stTnTsnts and Is members hatter themselves -
that they are prepared furnish good Music ~
Band in the State Theyrsspectiply call the attention ~
a. Nasons ad Fellows and oer societies. we'll private
qstieInen to their furnishing Music for PTocsson
eiebrstioIs c Their terms Eha Be moderate Aadress,
: r. j. P. BABTHELL, Sec'y, or
~ ras r. P. CHAMP.
p S.--pRoy. BONNTNG's QUADRILLE bands prepared
to foE Music for Balls, Parties, &c veey
reasoushle teruls. Aadress IS above. lalLlt-dly.
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=
Makes better coffee possible to obtain IN any other
way because, by ingenious hut simple arrangement t
keeper may boil her coffee for length OF time Wnon los
aroma tbs an the elements Of in their natural
AMI rnn nnal combinations.
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Ladies, Fine Shoes and CATERS.

j Ladies Brown French Lasting butt9ned Shoe Caters
q ga Cor,rsss Caters nth and without heels
f1f.-a Erid
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels
Slippers. o. French Kid White & Black Satins &c
Misses ane Chsrens' Boots, Caters and slippers With
heels and without. At a College street John RAAA
y7
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06
s AMT u AUL
To the People of WinOna County.

The Delegation from your county in the State Less
lature having united in ukase, refusing 10 lev 'ner
people see the nnesotidR because its course on the
$4,000 900 Loan Bill does not tally with their views;
and as on great question, the people ought TO see
many even in Winons county who abhor taxation for
the of rewsrding bribery and corruption In
vov cd in the disposition of the Railroad Land 2rants
Post Office in Winona County, TO whom We will send,
gratis at our own expense, our Weekly Ninnesotidn,
until the S5,0000o0 Loan question Is decided. .~
Send on the names. Let some true Republican Of WI
mona charge Of this natter and forward US lists of
good men, of both parties, who will be willing to read
he frut
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

ARREST OF AN EXTENSIVE SwINDLER.-
Yesterday morning Capt. Morton, of the Po-
lice force of this city, assisted by the Sheriff
of Pierce Co., Wisconsin, arrested at Point
Prescott one Of the boldest ard most extern
sive forgers and swindlers ever Gagged in this
region, named Sylvester Steele.
1t seems that for long time Steele, who is
well known here, has by means of forging
titles and abstracts sold large bodies Of lands,
(Which he pretended to have entered but not
received warrants for, to various PERSONS
The quantity Of lands thus fraudulently con-
veyed we are told ranges from to $4,000
acres So boldly and openly were these
tran sactions carried on that for q long time
no suspicion Of the fraud was entertained
But by and by the game was played out. The
Land Officers at Saltwater got hold of the
smart operator, and the necessary documents
were placed in the hands Of Geo. Sternberg.
ESQ, U. s. Dep. Marshall, who, accompanied
by H. P. Grant of this city, and the clever
Detective, capt. Morton, proceeueo on OaI-
urday to Point Prescott. Finding his where
abouts, Mr.. Grant sued out warrant for his
arrest, at midnight, and having reused the
Sheriff of that county, they proceeded to the
retreat where Steele was supposed to be-
He was arrested at 4 o'clock, in the second
story Of the building, in bed. He was heav-
lily ironed, and conveyed by the Sheriff to the
rivers edge, where the officers from Minneso-
ia took charge Of him. Two accomplices
were also arrested at the same time, and the
party started back, arriving here at one
o'clock yesterday, when the prisoners were
committed to the cells. Steele denies his
guilt, and declares he does not even know
! how to write. -. - .-. .. .---
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influence, whose chatacter vill compare cute
fVortbly 18th Col. ~ fk Hend,
Npsas ri kietys sud- y, by this 'sciea'
of legerdemain and hocus-pocus process
known a. DemocratiC- policy, -txiAtsd- in.to.a
position, for which he has neither the charac-
ter, talents, nor ability, nor had lie the voses
directing him to fill
Suppose Congress shall deny us two repre-
sentativesTWhich is not at all improbable7
s It rot likely that the same patent as
game will have to be played over again, and
who knows, but that Jim Cavauaugh's Star
will still be in the ascendant, and we shall
be compelled, out of three evils to carry the
greatest, and Cavanaugh mineriy represen-
tative have the effrontery to represent a con-
stituency, who already have signifed their
appreciation Of his many good qualities, by
giving him the lowest vote on the ticket :?
Minnesota coerced into receiving, as her re-
preventative, man who was not her choice.
and o man in no way fitted for the position !
and whom she would never select il. running
alone for the station ,,.,,.. 81 .l..i,l.. .,,
How all this appears to the people of Min
nesota-this misrepresentation gam
bling-this robbery Of their right Of choice Of
their representatives know not, but to
US it seems the most barefaced imposition
ever attempted-as we'll as a disgraceful and
disreputable affair before tho world. 1t is no
doubt in perfect keeping with previous De-
mocratic action,-but, is it not humiliating
Is it not defraudiug the people of their just
rights ? Are the Democracy 50 far gone, as
to be fearful of appealing to the sovereign
source Of power. So devoid of principle
that it is dangerous for them to 90 back to
the place whence they derived their " little
brief authority 2" If they can face the
music" why resort to so much subterfuge ?
The Democracy will find out, that, " though
long delayed, vengeance is ours" saith the
people, "and we will repay" /
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

STARTLING 1S1rMAr1oN.AThe New York
r0s'' IN a leo ding article speaking of the
iran'-Atlant!ic Telegraph Company, men
.s0ns the Fact that during the attempt to lay
the telegraphica cable across the Atlantic,
last GUNNER, communication with the shore
wss lost for time before the wire broke, and
says: We have heard it minated, indeed,
that tho cable was broken on purpose to pre-
Vent revelation of the fact that the electri-
| cal current had become exhausted before the
| ship had accomplished a third Of her journey.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-03-06

To. this iignoramus@ query pvopounded D
week ortwo since, by the Daily '7'smssnews-
paper, Mr.. HODGES has himself returned an
answer satisfactory to the public by his brief
but unanswerable remarksin the Senate upon
the final passage of the swindfing Loan Bill.
We hope our readers have not failed to give
those remarks an attentive perusal. They
are not long. but are very much to the point +;
and show that the proposed securities for the
$5,00O.OO0 monster, are receptions, that
"keep the promise to the ear but break it to
the hope" Mr.. Hone Es deserves much cred
it for his able review Of the rascality.