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VIZ undersigned viii pay the cash for fifty likeyyoung a.
b her1as; De VIII also olri negroes and sell them on ~
commission at No 10 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn, and|
viii he responsible for the escape ali negroes left in his
charge. Call and see. lJuIy2stfI THOS. G.. JAMES,
- DAk Burmuda Arrow Root, Pearl Sage
= llo French Chalk Shoe Brushes Seiiles Powders Balsm
FL, Diamond Clements, Bung CoTLs, &c. For ale by
DEMOVILLE & ELL.
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BRO AD w A Y

AN Offering FOR Sale those most valuable Lots Corner Of
broadway md Cherry streets.
One Lot fronts forty feet Broadway and hundred and
eighty on Cherry street
The other adjoins the above fronts thirty feet Broadway and
runs back lso feet Alley Is feet wide.
Now is the time to procure good business stand For terms
&c. apply to Isep16-Iml A. V. S. LINDSLEH
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Important 20 Printers.

News and BOOK fNK-alars eoasiznments1usrior oual
~ iy, at low prices, just reeeiTedby
seps1 Eisrkst street
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q HAVE CIV HAND 100000 BUSHELS or
BROKEN STONE for McAIamizng and will sell a great
targain,f taken awsy IL short time.
W II. JOHNSON,
ton parftartarv.
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CfEssTON OF 9THE FIsr RrguLAR COURSE LERuRrs
~ IN this Institution VII Monday lst Of
yember, ls5S and viii continue TN the M Of March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures an studeht5
will be given during the month Of 0ctgbss
THOMAS L. MADDIN, u. D., Professor Of Anatomy, Des-
crptive, Hstslogcal ard Surgcsl3
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL P WRIGHT, n. D Professor or Physiology and Pa
thoI0gy;
JOHN H. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor Of Alatsra Melss
and Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CUKRET NJ D., Professor or Medical Chemistry
aud Medical JuTisprudencei
Z. D. HASkINS, d. D. Professor o. Theory and Practice Of
lleiIicine
JOHN P FORD D. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children;
H. NJ COMPTON, II. D. Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The Ctr AspEZ upon the premises Of College and IN
der control Of the Faculty, az Eh operations per0rsd
and eases prescribed foF in The presence Of the Class and Clint
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures slO5 20
Matricuation fee paid but Once) %
Dem0astrat0r's Zee (required but oncel - ~
GraduatiOnfee, = "
For further details announcements apply 70
JOIN 2. FORD "a. D.
Iyl7d&EH Dean Of ths Laeally-
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PARTNERsEIIP.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Mr. H. B. Norris
business Of II b. AoERr Co.. Ihave this day associated
with Mr. W. HOOPER HARE aud viii continue en- the Grocery
and Commission Business stthe old stand
HUGH McCREA.
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saIe nf Wo.,sc nd LOf.

ERY decree Of tie County Cont sHn coutr rendered
the September term, l>s i tle case % J9l hl5 ana
others e. James king ST. sill oler fr sale al the
Court House in Nashville Saturday the ID cay Of Ocoue
which rms bseb 90 fee and 80 back only 81 feet
Terms--Sl25 will he required IN cash. and me balance on
credit Of one Two and three years. without interest said pro-
perry belongs to the estate Of Sally King andi ID % dribu'
ton among the heirs. T. H. CLiLA La A'
sep2f IDS OleiA anu I4asusi'
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WANTED,

ANTED 1entee. active, business pa tner, wit
cash capital of 5000, gsutee, profitable and cas-
Irless. which pay from fifteen hundred dollars
SCAR, -s be business man, Address Immediately L
this Office. laugas-dtf
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FHVHE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm Of II. B. MORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery and Commission Business is this day dissolved By
tual consent, b. Morris having sod his interest Hugh Nc
Crea Either partner authorized the Of the
in liquidation. II. b. MORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS.
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MACHINE MADE FTORsEsIFOE

MACHINE MADE EIORSESHOES.
~ TIE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, ~
m N at Troy, n. Y, have TEury Burdens I'm NJ NJ
III Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery nCwHl III
III in successful operation, and prepared 70 HI H
II execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of II
V any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above TIE price OF Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used in these shoes warranted in
respect These shees have been approved Of and now used By
the United States Government exclusively, also by many OF the
principal Stage and OmniDcs Companies and Horse shoers
throughout the country. These SSoes be purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron E the United States
iers addressed TO the subscriber, at Troy, will receive prompt
attention WM. F. BURDEN,
aDn6-y Agent, Troy. York.
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
Nashville g. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
IN and after SUNDAY July a., l555 the Passenger Trains
Z y viii be IS follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A N. and $50 P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 200 P. n. and 135 A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 8 A. VI. and 9 P N,
Arriving a Nashville at Z 30 P. NJ snd5.IO A. NJ.
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the following ces
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Descriptlon 81 George Union.

DescrIpIIOn OF UeOFee WlIIOms
HE'S years age weighs $50 40 pounds,
and feet inches high dark hair hazel eyes short chin,
with bad neck and chin, running 70 near
the ear, supposed the result sald which
that it is dlCut for him TO close bis mouth.
supposed have gone Arkansas he lived for
years at Crawleys Ridge, in that State. jyl3-d
1.-THE Memphis Appeal Avalanche give the above 1--WE in
sertions, f0rwa to Office
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BONNING's CITY BRAss BAND.

TEyEEFS Band fully organized, with twelve In s.
struments and its members fatter themselves
thai they prepared to furnish good Music az
in the State They respectfully call the attention 1S
OF lIasons Odd Fellows and other ooie as well a private
gentlemen 10 their for furnishing Music for Procsssos
Celebrations &c Their terms shall he moderate Address
J. p BARTHELL, sec'y,or +
' r. p. CHAMP.
p S-PROF. BONNING'S QUADRILLE bands prer.srT5
to make 8usic for Balls Parties &c on yeeT
reasonable ierms address above. jan22LlIv
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NOdIOHS ana AFAkhhlIhSs!
...-.-, --,.,, ,-,,., TWIN.
migs, Threads of all kinds Combs, Buttons &C. c'i Hosiery
V U,glss' in Dr Good. - store
'H1''IA ana Z AN \ DRESS 'i'''>'
WIN the greatest variety "i ! riA'ii
200 Cases FANCY i'isiN Is' Oh AlheFio'ln'
English and l'rench manufacture
so Cases BIeached Domestic, all quail
nes'
sHIRTINGS;
100 Bales Al and Us OsNABURGS;
,r,,,,,,
DRILLINGS;
80 Cases PLAID LINSEY;
pI,,Ds.o,o.
20 cases SAAAANEAS'
30 cases AEAtSEAS'
5000 Negro BLANKETS Of all qualities,
q y L W. - vs. ia y - = : -
Il 4
"''e '"Oas anu Ell . r''i ~ ieS Va :
-r,,y,-,-. -, s,rrv,v r,yumOHrS rs .II
Lhdiesj Also GENAd4EMEN'S IIAA'H LIS
LING SEEAWLS;
The assortment offering the trade is the largest and
R. We nave ever oheed-and viii be sold 70 prompt uOn
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE IFNN. DEC. i, lSJI
TFyIE stockholders Of this Bank having placed assets the
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding up, those
indebted 10 the Bank, will please call and pay up, their
eeuess falls The note holders win please send in our
notes as early as possible and receive in return Of the
BANK Of Tennessee The individual deposits Bank have
en handed and hereby pledge my individual La
bilty for them, and the money is ready when called for
decI3-f JOHN d. JAMES.
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w. HI. WEBB & CO.,
EAyUFAC7URERS ABD WHOLESALE DEALAAS ~
READEAADE CLOTHZy6,
NO. g., PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE
TTF are now in receipt and yin ennls - ree7s rem Day
w 70 day a large and vel seieo-7- '-'.-' "a
Dr.Dv MADE CLOTHING,
,fturs under the immediate eye OF our ssnior partner,
,fI nv to cash and prompt time dealers.
49, arrr goods viii De found good LOT o. shirts and
DTaVEers Of all kinds AAuDDer "oous3 and seam
10 f.mru1emAsa
s ili it 70 their interest 70 examine 5sE 9eore
ouying elseEhsre- ees-2 ". u VIZ = -
VOFR sALE.--A good hous carpenter also woman vel
Al,9t-rf II. II. HAYNES co.
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STAR CANDLES.--5OO half and whole boxes for "a, e
! - lew, TERRAss BROTHERS.
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FALL AND WINTER Goons-.

am nov receiving daily one q the largsststelioS
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market, consisting in piH q
shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
White WOVe Bosom shirts, r.-
CEith and without Collars warranted 70 q peasranato
wear equal to shirt uadeJ -
White MarsaiIles shirts; ~. r..
Colored Marsailles shirts, -.....
COIOred Cambria shirts;
Every variety, size, andssyla-
Also
Embroidered Shirts,
OF the FINEST Texture and warranted to It.
Cross PLAT BosOms;
Diagonal Plait Shirts--nevE sfyIez--Lihen
BOsoms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
BeufOrt,
Albert .-.. -. .-
JeinviIle, and
Napoleon Ties.
UndervTear--Of every description,
Just received to-day at
Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy store corner
Of the Square and College street. IsepI
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DIANOSs--W have received fourteen more -ysr-7
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivallei -
makers, Lght, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames m I'd NJ ri
Bros, very large and desir-u y
able We would be pleased have these Instruments examined
by ALL they desire TO purchase not Every Piano
sold BY Us, shall be warranted to giyesen every respect
febl0 w. & R. FREEMAN.
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NeM mar.INare slore. 81 maILLel 81.

w GUS, Tools. &c.-Is "a his
No A. Market street, next door 60 NJ Burns, large and well
selected stock Of Hardware Cutlery Guns &c, which he intends
-l-t
time. Among te leading articles hand, viii De found
the following. viz:
Pocket ana Table Cutlery; Carpenters and EIacErf
Tools: Of every de-cr d0n and ussei large assortment
Of Locks. HINES and Screws; Flush and Square d. @ -....
Shades and Forks Gruisaues, JEalAs and Ea.I-5
Pistols Don't le and Single barrel Shot Gums N C
and pif saws. Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards Trace i..
Wagon and Log Chains; Halnes and Collars Picks and Stat
tocss: Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
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FTTRTaEFs TsEDUCTEON. II


THROUGH RaTEs FhEIeHT IRON sAzHvuLR,
IncOnnscon with Na Yong Side Wheel Screw Steamship
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TEXT BOOK +, used in the High school. Pc
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other schools in the City and Country. For ale
bp CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepI n CoIlsgsstrest
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THINKS! TRUNKS!
~ Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks
EEf EF DO No J Sole Leather Covered do
t-4E . 81 do Medallion and Iron Framed DO
GILL; DO Extra sizes Plat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satgieis.
GENTS No. Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valises;
Carpet Bags in great variety, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
Nays. College street.
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TRUNKS AND vALTSES

~ n lAs u ; -AHlINElos
Z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks SN
DO extra size Travelling Trunks; 1870 s5
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; F7r-sst Z III
do do do Naiises; esszk-kA=Ad
do Kossuth Trunks;
do Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
iau25 No. 30, Union Street.
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SIDE STRIPE and DoubIe skirt Robes, Of the latest design,
- silk, Muslin, DsLans and Cashuersi which are very
Misses and Childrsn's Goods OF the greatest variety
seDI4 WM- MOORE
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ANnREW j. WITH,

NO. IS, BROADH-A !, EASHILLLE, TENNESSEE,
DEALER
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
ETEL, WAGON ANLEs ELLIPTIC sPEEGs,
Nd all other articles in Dis line Of business which he offers
~ wholesale and retail, low for cash. az The above stand
iel6-ly
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
II Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, By
may7-tf Pa C. ANDERSON
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WISH to sell the House aa1 iat 1ub Tennessee, now
occupied by ~ Sykes, d.. I.. Lat upwards Of
two acres, and conveniently ue fy ence viii
Ie sold cheap il immediate application is made 20
w. s. LINDSEY,
sep24-1m Nashville, Tennessee
A. v. S. Il
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FEJIE subscriber oilers for sale seventy fland the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville adj
Joining tract on which resides and the Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent never failing Wate with the most beautiful building R
In ne country and in the midst Of the finest neighborhood in
Amprira april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
-......-.
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rINI. LlENnnED DoLLALEN MEL.A--n.

TSHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
am who snail these pre,uts-reetiug: asreas, 1t l
n made known % me, that a certain F.N.N. BJEIoN, cs
ed pf having COMM the offence ui enez euc-, and has
Ha9 from Justice. and is running no large:
Now therefore, Isam G Harris, GOVERNOR as Aforesaid S
virtue Of thc power and authority in yese- do hereby over
reward Of $500, any person persons who may Iga
the said F. r. W Burton and deliver him 20 the Sheriff or aur
our county of Davidson order that justice ma Jl- behalf
may he had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuo set my laudaui
caused tle great seal State 20 be Affixed at Nash
l1's'l Vile the Dist day Of May, las. .,-
By the Governor:
]. 81 r, RAY, Secretary Of STATE
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GILBERT, HAGEN & CO.,

GFNERAL COMWIcSIUN md FvItW AlDINU MEhJIANIo
No. 81, STREET.
NEW d Il l. l. A $.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

THE SCoURGE AT NEW ORLEANS
The Louisiana Courier contains com
parative statement of the daily number
of deaths by yellow fever during the
present epidemic term and that of 1853
The whole number of deaths in 1853,
up to the 1st of October, was 1896,
and during the present term, up to the
same period, they have numbered only
S174, showing the present to be less
than one-half as fatal as the previous
visit of the epidemic. The figures Of
this year, however, fall short several
hundred from the true mortality, on
account of the neglect to furnish the
interments in the two Hebrew cemete
ries. The Courier says that the con
tinued prevalence of the yellow fever
is mainly attributable to the constant
influx of strangers and the unacclima
ted, and warns all who are absent from
the city to stay away till the epidemic
has left.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04
From the Minnesotian, Oct. {

From the Minnesotan, Oct. 80.
Minnesota All Right---Seventeen Repub.
lican Majority in the HOuse.--A Repnb-
lican Senator 70 Succeed Gen. Shields.
The whole of the State has not yet
been heard from officially. There is a
member of the House in doubt in the
Bire Earth District, and another in the
Brown and Nicollet District. Aside
from them, the Republicans have cleo
ted 40 members of the House, and the
Democrats of all shades, regular and
irregular, just 29-with two members
doubtful. In the Senate, the Republi-
cans have Is members, and the Demo
Gratis, II; besides, Eli Robinson, indie
pendent Democrat, and Joe Rolette,
who is on his own hook. Counting
these two with the regular Democracy,
and the latter have one majority in the
Senate.
On the joint ballot of the House, the
Republican majority will certainly be
seventeen, and may be nineteen! The
Democrats in the last Legislature had
ten majority on joint ballot. Minneso-
ia is Republican to the core, in spite OF
election frauds, now henceforward and
forever! ss
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

FABRICATION OF DIAMoNDs.-Of the
most curious sights in Paris, is said to
be afforded by visit to the vast work
shops of NJ. Bourgiuigon, where the
whole process of transforming few
grains of dirty, heavy, looking sand,
into q diamond of the purest water, is
daily going on, with the avowed pur-
pose of deceiving everybody but the
buyer. The coloring matter for imita-
ting emeralds, rubies, and sapphires, is
entirely mineral, and has been brought
to high perfection by NJ. Bourguigon.
Many operators are employed, whose
business it is to polish the colored
stones and line the false pearls with
fish scales and wax; the scales of the
roach and dace are chiefly employed
for this purpose. They must be strip
ped from the fish while living, or the
glistening hue, so much admired in the
real pearl, cannot be initiated.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

ADVERTISING. - As an instance of
the advantages of liberal advertising,
we would mention the success of
Messrs. Bolles, Smith & Co., of this
city, proprietors Of Christie's Ague
Balsam, Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
Bakers Pain REPRESENTATIONS of
whose merit and efficiency there is no
dispute. This firm has recently re-
moved to a new store at 124 Lake-st.,
which they have fitted up in a style to
make. it one of the finest houses in
Chicago, and have opened it at the
+" Great Western Depot" for the sale
of all patent medicines-the only place
of the kind in Chicago. Their trade
extends over the immense country to
the North West and South West OF
Chicago; and its principal supplies'are
received from this firm. Their cata-
logue of goods embraces all the kinds
of proprietary medicines now in use.
Mr.. Smith, the general travelling
agent, WHO'S now in this city, is one Of
the most prompt and energetic bust
ness men of our acquaintance. He
informs US that they are now advertis-
ing in upwards of 400 different papers,
scattering through this State, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Missouri, and we doubt not they are
reaping a rich reward for their outlay.
We are also now issuing from this
Office over 100000 Almanacs for gra-
tuitous distribution over the territory
above mentioned.
We have often called the attention Of
the business public to the manifold
benefits accruing from liberal and in
telligent advertising, and the success
of this firm fully illustrates the correct.
ness of our position. Their example
should not be lost. We .cheerfully
commend Messrs. B., S. & Co., to the
favor of the newspaper fraternity
throughout the country. = Chicago
Daily Press and Tribune.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

SUCCESS GROWING MERIT.-We
are always glad when real merit is
crowned with success. A few years ago
the proprietors of DR.. Halls Balsam
modestly announced that they had a
valuable cough remedy for sale. They
did not resort to the reckless " High
pressure System" of putting as did
some others we could name, but in a
straightforward, common-sense man.
ner explained the nature and effects Of
their Medicine, told what it would do,
and presented the strongest and most
unimpeachable evidence of the good
which it has done. 1t is now the most
popular remedy of the age.
For sale in Dowagiac by A. Hunt
ington, and N. B. HOLSTER; and by
agents in every town in the comfy.
80 See advertisement.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

Palo-Rep maj 24O.
Three towns, Lee Co-Rep s45.
Mattoon-Rep 46.
Galesburg-Maj in the city for the
reps will exceed 500.
Oneida-Rep maj for Represents
tives $50.
Batavia-Rep maj for Represents
tives 1O6.
Indications are that Will Co. will
give over 800 maj for reps, dem gain
of 500 over vote of 1856.
Chicago City, official-Rep maj in
the city 900. They elected the Rep
resentatives.
Rock Island-Maj for dem Repre-
sentative, 79.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-11-04

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Presi-
dent has prepared, and will forthwith
issue a proclamation in the usual form,
for the prevention of fillibustering ex-
neditions to Central America.
Mr.. Butterfeld arrived here to-day,
with a view to obtain protection to the
California overland mail, which he
saws could be rendered at compare
lively small expense, and which would
enable him to shorten the time OF tran
sit to twenty-five days.
Gen. Paez and suite dined with the
President, and members of the Cabinet
today, at the residence of Gen. Cass,
by invitation.
Gen. Paez to-day delivered to the
Secretary of State letter from Presl-
dent Martinez, apologising for the Of
fensive allegations against the United
States, in the manifesto on the occasion
of the contract formed with M. Belly.
Our government has no complaint to
make with regard to France in connex-
ion with her movements In Central
America.
The Attorney General has given an
opinion in reference to the proper con-
struction of the act of June last, which
provides that the title to land war
rant issued after the death of a person
who had applied for it according to
the prescribed forms, shall rest in the
widow if there be one, and if there be
no widow the heirs and legatees of the
claimants. He draws the following
conclusions:
First, That warrant issued after
the death of claimant who has left a
widow and children, is for the widows
benefit alone. -
Second, IF the deceased claimant
leaves a widow and two sets of chill
dren, the warrant enures to the benefit
of her heirs and legatees, and
Thirdly, The heirs are those who
are so declared by the law of the claim
ants domicil.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-The War
Department has received official ac-
counts of two late battles in Washing
ton Territory. Gen. Clarke presumes
the success narrated therein is a surety
of peace with the Indians encountered
on the Spokan Plains, the red men
having been soundly beaten, and some
frightened into earnest overtures for
peace.
The contents of Lieut.. Taylor's7 let
tiers are thus confirmed.