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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

Ell
0EATTENTlON, POTOMAC LIGHT IN
tR PANTRY You are hereby notified to at
tend a meeting Of the Company TO be held at the
Armory on MONDAY, the 3ith INST at 8 O'c ock
p. IN. As business of unusual Importance will be
every member attend. By order of the Captain.
au 27-Stf WIN. CKUIkSH sNK, o. s.
IN MhCKEREL.
~ Barrels LARGE, No. SIS,
IS do. M edlum, No. Is,
Is do. Small, No. So.
Just received and for sale.
JOHN III. WATERS & CO.,
au H-3tH Water street. GEORGETOWN.
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g U M nj + X Kinks.
Black berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curacao,
Ginger CO., AbsInihe,
Cherry do, Cordials,
Soda Water Syrups, Malt LIsuors.
Stroughton's and other Bitters.
The cheapest, best and Tgest assortment of Por-
ter, Ale, Brown Stout and Lager Beer ever offered
in the District. = =
The above, as we'll a. our unriyalled Mineral
Water and Cider, constantly hand and for sale by
Army SHiNN,
81 Green street, corner Of Olive,
Je4-d Georgetown.
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AUCTION sAIrs,
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Avctioneer,-
a. NALoABLE LOTS ON NORTH M
On III s,sn AFTERNOON AnEust a. ats o'cI'i,
SUBDIVISION ofSsr No. 49, fronting % feet sn 81, o.,
feet TO an alley. pooA :"
Terms; One third ossh; the residue m q and ~
mouths, With interest," secured by deed IN trust on
gu sd J. C. Mc6UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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ID U w T. X D w ID T. X
POWDER .!

ID D w ID + R. 20 w ID T. y
POWDER y.
A. +. OFFUTT d CO., In Georgetown, having
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
n.y. would respectfully call the attention of dealers,
MINERS. quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that
they have at this time magazine well stored with
several thousand kegs and cansters, of every grade
as well as large assortment of Safety Fuse, sll of
which will he sold BY the quantity at the manufact-
nTers' prices We name IN part
Mining and Blasting Powder in kegs of Is lbs each
+ e sea Shooting Powder, In kegs OF IS lbs. each
American Sporting do, In 10. canIsters,
Kentucky Rifle do, in Id oanisters,
Indian Rife dO., in TASKS,
Duck Shooting do, In ID. cans,
No. l6S and It's Bridge street, Wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries, Dry Goods. 40. an Him
FOR RENT.-A thres-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il with basement, on ID street, Georgetown, the
late residence of Nj. DE Bodisco, conaing Is or II
rooms; The house and lot are large and IN complete
order having all the necessary out buildings baths,
&c. 1t is one of the most commodOus IN George,
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE B. WILLIAMS. Georgetown
up 9-n
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
lI Flerl Faclas, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed,
shall expose to public SALE for cash, In front Of the
the Sd of September next, 1858, at " ocock m the
loii3winE described property. to w.t.: All defend
ants night, title, claim and interest m and 10 Lot
No. in Square No. Sal, in the city of Wssbinr ton
ID T. together with all and singular the improve
meuts thereon, seized and LEVIED upon as the IRON
erty of VIM. II. flaming and will be sold to ssIIsfy
John b. Morgan. Va
w. SELDEN, Marshal
an Its for the District of Columbia.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ OF
w herl faoias issued from the Clerks ONCE OF the
cc.rcgt Goprt Of the District of Columbia for the
EXPOSE to nsiin s.1. 2nd to me direoted, shall
Court house udef Of sand county. on WFDNES-
IA the 18th ~ Of September. 1858, at u O'Clock
M the following described Property, to wit: Al
DEFENDANTS night. title, claim and interest in and 10
LOT No. 3, IN square No AL, according to the sub
ulHlson OF said Square, mace by James Adams
Executor 81 ThOms. LAW" together with all and
singular the improvements thereon. in the city al
washington, ID. c.. seized and levied upon as the
property of stephen Custer, and will be sold TO sat
lsfJ Judlcals No. 2671z to October term 1883 nm "a
NOr OI JOhn turdy. w. SELDEN, Marshal
au - Is for the District OF COLUMBIA
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CLOCK REPAIRING.-Clocks of egery de-
~ soripton carefully repaired, and the strik- -
ing part properly adjusted, BY
j. A. WATSON,
s. Bridge street, 9 eorgetown,
HI For the convenience of persons living -
at distance, competent Workman will be sent TO
their Own house. A large stock of Clocks always
on hand, toI sale, au2l-1ms
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The NORTHERN MARKET was this morning
quite busy place, being very well attended by
hrckstsrs, country people and customers The
very best Of order prevailed throughout; the
regulations were pretty generally complied with,
ana sales were quite brisk up TO late hour The
supply OF garden stufs was large and the articles
displayed for sale appeared fresh, and the butch
erS stalls displayed some tempting looking meats
to the hungry befJre-brea h fast-walkers Our
attention was attracted Dy the number Of country
people who attended this market for whom no
stalls are provided. There must he a mistake
somewhere, for when the country folks have an
equal show with the hucksters then we have
something like fair prices. We noticed, with
regret, goodly number Of country people with
hne vegetables, fruits, ETC., piled along on the
dirt and hlth, who, IL was evident were placed
al Disadvantage In dealing with customers In
composition with the more fortunate hucksters
Give the countryman good stall and fair show
ana then patronize him, and word for IL the 70
viii be no inferior articles Wendell nor no exor
Ditant demands on the purses Of housekeepers
Hit AT THE NAVY YARD-A w, tier in the
Boston Post says: "Strolling leisurely about
Uncle Sans big ship-yard in Washington the
other day, we observed regular hard weather
sanot enap rom man-o'-war, who, in turn, was
watching two men dragging a seven feet cross
cut saw through a huge live oak log The saw
was dull, the log terrible hard, and there thew
Went-see-s4w, see-saw-pull push, push pull.
Jack studied the matter over awhile until he
came to the conclusion they were pulling 10 zee
who would get the saw, and as one was a mon.
strous big chap, while The other was little fel-
low, Jack decided to see fair play; so taking the
big one clip under the ear that capsizpd him
end over end. he jerked the saw ont of the loo
End giving II to the small one, sung out Now
run, you beggar""
SNAKE SHOW Yesterday, a stout, hearty
looking fellow, with box under his arm walked
into a store on the Avenue, and inquired Of the
proprietor if he wanted 10 see a rsttlesnake--a
''liVn, live animal, pure stock, raaI grit and no
suck in, and only five cents sight ~ The men
ton Of rattlesnake was sufficient to chill the
merchants blood, and he took a speedy survey Of
the street to see IL policeman could be found i'm
order to ascertain IL the Snowman bad been req
ularly licensed, according to law, to exhibit wild
animals in the city limits Not being able TO
find No in the neigh borhood, he was Obliged
to start the Snowman of to anot her locality The
police officers will find, upon examination that
no license has been issued TO any vagabond show
man TO exhibit such dangerous creatures az live
rattlesnakes In the streets of the city.
LARcEN Es.-YesteIday, Samuel Harris, cold.
was arrested for stealing shoes from F. Keefer.
Justice Dom sent him to jail for trial at court.
Mary Jane Ward, cold, was charged by her
bean with stealing ring belonging 10 him The
ring was recovered, and Justice Dom held the
unhappy Mary to bail for trial at the criminal |
court.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

'NHE ATLANTIC CABLE.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
made arrangements Tor limited supply Of the great
liable, which is so much IN demand as a relic Or
ders vii be received. and will be void inch pieces,
or such quantities as pertons may desire, al ress
orsble prIces The demand is nov so great that &:
10 with difficulty q can be procured
WALL. STEPHENS a. CO..
80 Pa. avenue. betv. 9Th and 10th
au 2S-6t (Iptel6 StatesD
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EASHl0NABLE PERFUMERIEs, from the
18Th s'ra~' -rA Pc q. o a,r
THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM rae MAN
\ ufacturers a choices selection of new style PA
PER HANGlNGS ana DECORA no NS. Also.
IRANSOM PAPERS, PICTURE CORDS and
IASSEhS, CURTAIN LOOPS, PINS and
TRIMMINGS, 70 be sold a. low prices
FRANKLIN a. ROTHROCK.
au 2-eolm corner of 9th and streets.
CHARLES $. FOWLER CO.,
~ IMBJRTERs OF
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSwARE
4, ODD FeHOtcS' Hal, Sereah Street,
keep constantly ON hand a large and varied sssort-
nent OF every thing appertanIng to therWO
business. We mention with other things aA
few articles now season:
self seaIng Jars, of the most approved kind \
Store Tomato Jugs, with corks,
class Jars. do.
White Jslley Jars, Green Tumblers and Jars,
Ice Cream rec GERS, Water Coolers,
Blue and plated Wire Dish Covers
Double Wall Ice Pitchers.
Do. Butter Coolers. do. do.
Bathing Tubs for children.
Tin Chamber Sets, Tin Knife Washers
A hne lot OF Plated Casters. very cheap,
Also, aouba plated Forks and Spoons, Of the best
English and American Cutlery, of the best class,
PAPER Msche and Jopanned Waters, IN great
In China, Glass, and Queensvare we deem It uu-
necessary TO enumeTate attic es, keep them in
large quantities. both for the wholesale well az
the retail trade, and will be sold our usu~ low
prices. su H-eo6t
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r. HAIR LIE : :. FOw LER& CO.,
~ IMBDRTERs OF
o. u w DRTH
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY.
8 ". PIKE, Sole Proprietor,
lS ana - Sycamore street, Ctneiandfi, OBio.

| Lone URE R Jstos
CATAwBA BRANDY
SN. PIKE, Sole PROPRIETOR
Is ana ~ Sycamore street, Ctneisnati, Ohio.
This Brandy has been manufactured for seward
years from the Pure JUICE of the Catawba Grape
thus ahordIng additional evidence of the progress
Of American enteI Prise and industry, and Of our
aNlty 70 produce arIIc.es at home, bal those
The y ohio HI CATAW9BA BRANDY rot only
equals but excels the beet Imported Brandiss IN
purity and flavor. IL is, IN fact the best brandy
known. This statement is fully corroborated bY the
CertIhca'es Of our most distinguished analytical
~ Itis sure Remedy for Dyspepsi., Fla,u-
leney, Crdfnp ChoIlc, Danguor Los Spirits, Gene
raj Debility, dc. No family should be without II.
III X c, All price 81 q per bottle.
:. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. b. CLARKE,
Druge,st and Pharmaceutlst. corner of Pa. avenue
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. aul4
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
r Ms Gre . nGr e. i'srs
nous. in wasAinston. Wsrcu hd invite S' al n
"Qulck Sales and Small Profits"
JOHN BoSTz sRo.
CORDON'S ASIATIC MIXTURE-A safe
FluI, Dy sentery, Darrhes, q nd ali Affections Of the
Tn. re is no MeJcIne equsl to il; IL would in
used II in his family for than ten years, ana
supplied the afflicted free Of charge, with entire
cess IN every case De Is no. induced By septle
Il IN the different Drug stores IN washington for
SALE Manufactured and for sale by
J. III. GORDON,
No. SIS Pennsv lvanIa avenue,
du NSm WASHINGTON. ID. G..
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w U . ID A N d GA l..
We have on hand large and well selected stock
OF WOOD and COAL, which we will sell low for
cash.
Just arrived, a cargo of very superior RFDAsH
coat, which will be sold at a reduced price At de-
llveTed from the vessel.
Also, expecting in few days, a cargo of Lehigh
Coal.
ALI orders will be thankfully received aud prompt
y attended to. Once on Green street, between
Bridge street and the Canal Georgetown
au 26-lw HENRY BARRON & SON,
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b l r ID S.
A This way, gentlemen. If you 6Na
III ~ waIt something nice In the way of FISH
FLESH, or FOWL. You clD get Wood,
cock. Snlpe; Reed Birds, Ort"lan, and Blue Wing
Duck Gin the Fish line name In part-Sheephesd
fresh MackeIsl Hog Fish, Perch, Rock, &c. In
sheil-Hard Crabs, Oysters, CLAIMS. Also, Green
Turtle served in steaks and soup every day All
the above delicacles can be found at
J. ID. HAMMACK,S
Restaurant, No. 204 and 2o6 Pa avenue
2l-1w three doors above Wiards, HofeI
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
{ GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE NAVY
NAvr MoSDxi 81 the ssi ns or At The =
at the Washington Navy Yard. the following sft
s2pourds Bread Dust.
10 pounds Pickles,
q " G e%sest,
22S12 gallons Beans
az pair Blue Flannel Drawers,
"a s3o s sn sSsnuPl' Bread Cssk.
s4s:S sd, Fi% .ggs i k: :;ss; 40
Mos.sss Gate, large re; Meat Knife,
a ata do Do s ggstsr'
With large lot of other Provisions, which we
deem unne essary to enumerate.
Terms cash. In bnnks " e. fqna SN N
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
W " nerl mems, issued from the Clerks Office of
of uns snd e OF me %
shall expose to public sale, for CASH in front of the
nHH the ID of Of sta and
1858, at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following described
6bls. of Old Whisky, and casks of superior French
Brandy, seized and levied upon as the goods and
s JGdess to Oet@ber term, 1885, 500 IN e favor Ss5
OF Howell Il striblins, vs.; JSIas 2 Levy.
W. SEBDEN, Marshal
au II-dts For the District of Columbia.
HTARSHAL'S SALE.-In vlrtue of writ,
AVE- OF herr taclss issued the Clerks office Of
he Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed shall
expose to publ sale. for CASH, in front Of the
Court-house door of raid county, on FRIDAY, the
"a day OF September. 1853, at ~ O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
rght title. claim, and interest IN and TO Lots Nos
ana 4. IN Drury's subdivision of Square No 40
In the city OF Washington, ID. c.. together with all
and singular the improvements thereof, seized and
levied upon the prOpeTty of Iohn II nrurv ard
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New York Markets.

New YORK, August ~ Flour unsettled: sales
OF 500. bbs. State 80 9Oa4 10; Ohio IS sOa6 10;
Southern IS S0a5 IS.
Wheat is rather dull sales Of 1900 bushels;
Southern red 81 .2OaI rs, white 81 3OaI 47k
Corn is teavy: sales Of -, 600 bushels; mixed az
72aSic, white, S6a9Oc.
Pork is firm mess s17 .25a17 IS; prime sN eOa
Ia a5. Lard firm.
Whisky has declined at 24kc
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U. s. Coast survey-Lengitude Of Trinity
Bay.

Boston, August 26-Mr. HIlgsrd Of the 4
Coast Survey, left in the Niagara on "wednesday
for Trinity Bay, in order to make prepuraions Tor
more accurate determination OF the comparative
iongitudes OF the stations on the opposite shores
OF the Atlantic. The high mathematical attain
ment sand habits Of close and accurate observa-
ton ofthis gentleman eminently qualify him for
this important duty. Considerable time must
necessarily elapse after the preparations are made
before the observations can be completed and the
results computed
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour IL firm and I'M
changed; Howard street and Oaio IS 62X; City
Mills IS 50.
Wheat-csmmon is heavy. Prime lots are un-
changed
Corn is quiet; white 77asOc.; yellow siassc
Whisky Is dull and nominal at IS ka26c
Provisions are dull and there is no quotable
change.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.-A large and convenient
thIee-story FRAME HOUSE on the north
side OF Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5fh
streets NO 5o4 eontal ten rooms, gas through
out and pump of water m the premIses,
Also, two Building Lots for sale, fronting Sd ST
Detween h and j (; and several other Houses for
east Of the above. f or ~, 90 q ., "
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. {. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR
y JUpIclLRY SQuAREAT AUcrioN,-On TIIEs
DAY AFTERNOON, August Slst, at s o'cIock.
ON the premises. sell toe rest part of ot No
e. IN Square No 5Sl fronting 80 feet on north st
ga inches. ~ " iee'
This lot is beautifully SITUATED in desirable and
rapid Improving part offhe city. and the sale is
beautiful bundIng lot.
Title perfect.
Terms: One .fourth olsh the residu. in s. u AID
~ months, with interest, secured by deed in trust
au sd J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auots.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, FEATHER
aEps, &c1On MONDAY MORNING. n
gust ~ We shall sell, at the Store Occu pied hy T. B.
br .S, %, IN street. near Northern Market twho
10 apous usklng n change in his business Ia rood
STOCK 81 Furniture, consisting Of 49,
Soias, Chairs, Bureaus, Ws shstands
Iaoi-s, Desks, Mahogany Bedsreads
feather Beds, Carpets, 40 &C.
. This stock IL nearly new, aud WORTHY the ATT. ~
tlon OF persons wishing good furniture
Terms: All sums under $50 cash: over ssn On
ing interest. "'' "0si
au 20 WAII,& RARNApn A..
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WooD AND COAL.
Just received, a cargo of Lyken's valley COAL
For cooking purposes and open CRATES there is no
Coal to equal this. Also on hand, the best quality
to those laying in their winter supply.
Our stock OF MOOD is now compile We offer
the best Oak, Pine. and Hickory Wood at a small
advance on COST
Also, on hand q choice lot of bakers Pine Wood,
WANDER STEWART,
Ofice-corner n and 18th streets,
au S-2w Yard-l2th street and Canal
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Yellow Fever on Ship-board.

BosToN, August 25.-The bark Cordelia. ar,
rived at quarantine, lost Of her crew. and N.
brig Monticello, also arrived, lost two from vel.
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yellow Fever at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August 25-Tbere were 4
deaths from yellow fever yesterday
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.

FOR RENT-Tkat desirable FARM known as
y the Hlg HANDS, for many years the 'esidence of
the ate kohert Y. Brent nine miles from the CITY ,
on the 18th street road. Ii contains four hundred
acres. and tile buildings are large and cnnv enleDt
and IN good rapalr Possession of any fields for fall
grain can he had Immediately, and ful possession
gwen IN October next: or terms apply to Messrs
Drawer & PETER, Rockville, MONTGOMERY
county, Md, or to Mrs. RENT, No. 452 18th ST ,
between r. and r streets, Washington. au 26 ST.
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Second News Dispatch ever the Atlantic
Cable.
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The BRooKvILLE CAMP.-Yesterday, the bag
gage and tents of the companies from McKendree
and Wesley Chapel stations Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church started for the camp ground in
several large wagons. The quantity Indicated
very large companies and the stores consisted of
everything necessary to their comfort
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PENNIEs.-ThOse In want of Pennies for change
can always obtain them on application at the comn
ter of the Star Office. If
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty andvery cheap at
the PhIlade phIa Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. Ice Cream 8 81 per ga. on. jy z8-lm"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-03
Central American Affairs.

NASHlNGIOc, 1nay u.
Semi-official information has been received
that the Governments of Nicaragua and Costa
Rica have ratified the treaty for the settle
ment of all difficulties, including the boundary
question The Presidents of the two countries
met at Rivas and arranged preliminaries; and
further, the Governments of Nicaragua and
CostakRica and Sal Salvador have entered IN
a treaty of amity, commerce, and defence. 1t
was supposed that Honduras and Guatemala
would Join the alliance. Letters from Bogota
induce the belief that the Cass-Herron treaty
will become a law in the original form and
forwarded hither by the next steamer.
New YORK, May 81.
1t was reported by the last mail that the
Yrissari treaty had been ratified, but this re-
port was incorrect. The treaty was ratified
by the Nicaraguan Assembly by vote of 10
to 5, but President Martinez has refused to
give it his signature and has sent it back with
amendments. He refuses to sanction the
presence of American troops within Nicara-
guam territory. The event has created no
little excitement in the country. 1t was stat
ed that an alliance, offensive and defensive,
had been entered into by the five States and
their independence guaranteed by France. To
the intrigues of NJ. Belly, an agent of the En-
peror Napoleon, is attributed the rejection OF
the Yrissari treaty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-03
The Homestead RilI.

Gov. Johnson's Homestead Bill, was defeat
sd in the Senate last Friday by vote OF 80
TO 81. Gov. johnson voted with the majority,
i'm order to be able to move a reconsideration,
which he did so that the actual majority
against the bill was seven.-Lnion and Ameri-
can.
The Homestead Bill was yesterday defeat
ed in thu Senate, on motion to postpone till
next Session, by vote of 80 to 81. Gov.
johnson of Tenn. voted with the majority in
order to be able to move reconsideration,
which he did so that the actual division was 30
to 22-only seven majority against Free
Homes. Kansas and Oregon will very soon
contribute four votes toward overcoming this
majority, and there is no shadow OF danger
that the House will reject the bill whenever
il shall have passed the Senate. So yesterdays
vote. instead of discouraging, gives us Joyful
assurance that the Freedom of the Public
Lands to actual Settlers cannot be far distant
--Nev York Tribune.
Freedom, free labor, free land, free homes
these are inseparably associated in the anti
Southern, fanatical mind of the grey-coated
Tribune Hence it is one of the most ardent
supporters of Gov. JoHNsoN's homestead hob
by. TWAS once rekoned by the Union am
american among the unpardoble political sins
for a Southern man to be in alliance will
GREELY on almost any subject; but since h
and the immaculate ANDY have come AROUND
cheek-byjowl with GREELY and SEWARD on
measure to fill the new States and territorie
with a free labor, free soil, free home popula
ton. from New England and the old World
it ALL we presume very proper.