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COrrespondence.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 4, 1885.
SISTERS OF CHARITY: We, the undersigned, (inthe
name Of many Others,) citizens of Nashville, anx-
iOus testify to you their great respect and high
appreciation of your merits as a community, and
your never-failng generosity and kindness to the
poor the sick and the orphan, beg leave to present
you with Silver Pitcher, GOblets and salver, which
you will please to accept token Of their esteem
and gratitude; and be assured that your charitable
exertions will ever be remembered, and your leav-
ing US will be matter Of unCeasing regret.
Respectfully you're,
Mrs DR. R NJ Porter, Mrs NJ FOgg Mrs Sands,
Mrs DR. Mccall, Messrs DR. Mccall, II Snyder, ID
W Frizzell, NJ NJ Monohan, Hu Douglas, Mac
Keuzie, T NJ Brennan, W McGavoek, NJ Hamilton,
and Rev. B Ferguson.
To Mrs R NJ Porter, Mrs G NJ Fogg, HUI Douglas,
Alex Mackenzie, and others:
Tears of gratitude for your kindness, and Of re-
greet at leaving you is the only response that can be
offered by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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Tribute ID Respect.

At meeting held by the bar Of this city yester-
dav, upon the announcement of the death Of John
A. McEwen Hon Neil s. Brown was called 10 the
chair, and Edward H. East appointed secretary.
Upon motion, committee, consisting Of Messrs
John H. Smith, J. L. Bostick, H. NJ. R. Fogg, and
Ed Eard Il. East, appointed to report preamble
and resolutions to the different Courts Of the city
expressive of the deep grief felt by the profession
in the death of John A. MoEWen.
The following gentlemen, upon motion, were ap-
pointed pall-bearers:
Edward H. East, Turner , roster,
IL Bostick T. B. Childress,
Cvpriau HAYWOOD A. G. Merritt.
The meeting then adjourned.
NEIL s. BROWN, Chm.
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EDWARD Il. EAST, sec'y-

The Murfreesboro' Telegraph Of the 4th says
At the sale of properly belonging the estate OF
Mr.. Jeffrey Peake, deceased, on Thursday last End
inst, negroes brought the following prices SaIina,
80 years old, ard two children, one l year old and
and the other years old, SSH %; Jane, 24years
old, 1881; Ben, % years old, 1899; Betty, q
years old, and one infant, Sl4lS; Kitty 10 years
old scrofulous, Si6O Bob, IS years old, SlO8l;
Henry, Il years old, $1,000 %; Martha, 9ye2rs
old, s799; Jim, G years old $40 so; being an av-
erage Of S78S 4ll. Land brought S57 per acre
Il is situated three miles from MurlreesborO on the
Nashville Turnpike"
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES. !

Enclose the money address the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they Will be forwarded by Purehases
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of numbers and Prizes will be sent 10 pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
= Purchasers will please their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
Standardization
, All prizes Of S1OO and under, paid Immediately after
the dawing-other prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN & co., Augusta, Georgia.
, Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Atlanta Ca
have their orders filed save time by addressing Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
list of the numbers that are drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled pub
shd after every drawing, in the following papersA
tGa) Consitutonalst New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intelgencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch Paudug Niss Clarion,
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat iv-gT
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Mr. MABTw Mason, residing near Salem, in
Franklin county, has exhibited to the edter Of the,
Winchester Home journal specimen Of sugar he
manufactured from the Chinese Sugar Cane. Though
little dark, it was very sweet aad much stronger
than the common sugar.
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CINCINNATI, Nov whisky 221; Hogs dull,
large receipts; Mess Pork buoyant, II IS; Lard
105al1.
Weather rainy.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. Cotton sales to day H.
600 bales; Market generally unchanged; Corn ed.
vsnced &C.; 70.
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The Memphis Bulietia Of the 1st says: "The
custom, too oftea praoliced, Of boarders leaving
house without rst settling their BILL thereby eaus-
ing great annoyance and Pecuniary loss to the land
lord or lady, as the case may be, was somewhat di
Tersifed in this city at late hour on Monday
ming 1t seems that the proprietors Of the Com
mercial Hotel, Messrs. Tyler Pierce, who have
had charge Of the house for the past two months,
having become deeply indebted to their servants, as
well as 70 every business house in the city where
they had been suffered 10 extend their credit con-
oeved the idea Of Hquidaiidg the same by private
departure from town, which was carried into effect
by both, with theirfames, taking passage on board
the Eclipse, which boat left on Monday evening,
aud so guarded and exceedingly cautions were all
their movements that one was in the least aware
OF the true position of affairs until yesterday morn
ing when the aforesaid hotel was found to be with
out ostensible proprietor. As the hOuse has been
doing very good business it is generally believed
thstthe abseOnding parties have left with Well-fIed
pockets prepared to engage in business elsewhere"
The AUalanehe says this is the second occurrence
the kind in the recent history of the Commercial.
VIRGINIA OoEFERENOE-SoUTHERE PUBLIoATIoxs.
The Virginia Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
at Portsmouth Wednesday, the oath ult The
business of the Conference was suspended at II
O'clock on Thursday, the 25th, which was observed
as a day of thanksgiving in twenty-four States,
and although the Governor of Virginia had not ap-
pointed the day to be thus observed in that State,
the Rev. H. II. Kavanaugh, the presiding Bishop,
delivered sermon appropriate to the day. The |
Southern Argus says Of this DISCOURSE:
- That it was such as no man can preach but one |
whose heart is filed with the love of God 1t breath
ed spirit Of piety. purity and love, and while its
dOctrinal element adapted for the instruction of
the ignorant and infdel its brilliant exposition Of
religious life and happiness was well calculated to
win from earth the hearts of all. Il was emnenily
gospel, Holy Sermon and moved 10 tears the vast
assembly convened to hear it."
The pulpits of the various churches in Portsmouth
and Norfolk were filed on Sunday the 28th, by
members Of the Conference, among whom we notice
the names Of the Rev. Messrs. Houston and Meier
rim, Of this city.
The Rev. ]. B. McFerrin, the agent of the South
ern Methodist Publishing House in this city, made
the following report to the Conference, which will
be interesting to large portion Of our readers.
ASSETS OF THE Southern METHODIST pUBICA TIoN UorsE
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LELLYETT a SMITH,
B0S. 10 ABD p S0U7H KAR6E7 SZREEL
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFandieS and Wines, Yhiskys,

=
importers Of and Dealers in
Fine BFandieS and Wines, Ehiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
ga WE beg leave to call the attention OF our "a
go friends and the trade generally, to our large
- and well selected stock Of the above articles
jusr received, embracing in part;
Brandies.
sarzerae, Qs400 Alex sefsneHs;
otard, Dupuy, very fine; United Society Propretors;
Jules Robin Rlynal and AIussse
With many other brands.
Wines.
Clares Cevery graded Madera;
Port do do Champagne, Cvery ane3
Old sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do Potter:
CT Wills; Corner Stone;
Richardson; J W North:
Tyreana; DeRosa;
Beverly Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lamp;
Silver Roll; Langhorne & Armstead;
Claiborne & TaliaferTo; Pine Apples
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La EscaFlata;
Columbia; Imported LOndres;
Estrella Primera; La saivadora;
CintrO de Groin; Imported solace:
ConchO Regalia; do N=sselrole:
La silva; do Principe;
La Pruebs, Imp do Trabueos,
La suiza, do IA Hgusai
La dams, de Gift
Embracing every grade.
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FRESH ARRIVALS!
EOHN RAMAGE is nov receiving, at - College street
q Gents Fine Calf Scotch Bottom" Boots,
Water Proof Stitched Boots
Half Double Sole
" I" "ScOtch bottom" Caters.
English Lace Shoes.
Kid Top and Plain Top Caters.
Ladies Work
Ladies Calf Boots, Thick Sole, with without heels,
- Glove Kid Boots, - " " "
g French Lasting Congress Heeled Caters,
% Cashmere Heavy sole
q Kid and Morocco " Boots,
i" Super Kid Trim'd Heel Slippers, etc., etc.
Boys and Youths
Boys Calf Double Sole Sewed Boots and BrOgans,
Youths Calf Double Sole SeWed Boots and BrOgans,
Childns Boots, Shoes and CATERS VI th heels and Without
great variety.
The offered very reasonable prices for the cash by
nov30 JOHN RAMAGE, ~ College street.
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View Books. Old Books.


Gallery Famous English and American Poets with an rs
trOduetoy Essay, By Henry Cooper A. NJ Professor q ing
lsh Literature in the University Of Pennsylvania,
Richly illustrated,
with HUNDRED sngayings, executed In ne uest style q -
art mostly from original designs By distinguished artists
The Josephine Gallery,
Edited b Alice and Phos6s Carey. beautifully bond ana
a magnivoensly Illustrated book.
The bible Gallery,
illustrating ssvor's Life and Passion; With promIneus
the lives his Disciples Pararchs md popbet
and Of he Women Of the Old and New Tsstauis; Win twenty
four steel illustrations.
The Prose and Poetry of Europe and A1ners
Consisting Of Literary Cans and Cu7iosi,iss and sont.ni
the Choice and Beautiful P5ducons Of many o. TIE most p
lar writer's Of the past and present ss being rare and vuass
for Three Centuries.
Edited BY Ruas GrsEOld- Illustrated win splendid sissl
engayingA ~
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Beautifully Bound ana Elegantly TIustrs.
ted.
The Sem Annual Ths Gia Of Affection,
NE 4 To,s6 lo'' ne i snog1 NJ,
Tie Poetry Of Flowers, The EOrget-Ns-N Not
Fr rs oasring e I Iao3 k5SsSi
Religious Souvenir, Ladies Scrap Book,
Friendships Git
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKSI
The Violet, Juvsnsls Forsst. sieNot,
Ehe Rose Bud, The kHral Annual,
Youth keepsakss TIE Thinning Bird,
he Annual The Chsistnnas Box
ALBWmS,
In various styles Of binding from the plain cIoh 70 he ani
Antique Morocco and Paper Macs, beautiful steel and eos
Cd sngraVings-
MISCELLANEOUS.
BROWNLOW & PRIMES NEW WORKIf
Ought American Slavery to be Perpstaaisi9
Debate between Rev. ". G. BroEnloW Rev. A. Pyns
held at Philadelphia, September, ls5s.
Lena RiYgsby Mary Holmes; aafhor Of "Tsmpest and
sunshine
EutaW; Sequel to the FOraysOF tie Raid Of The Dog DAYS.
q tale Of the RevOutiOr,-ty Gilmors simms, Esq.
The Two Sisters-by Mrs southWorth-
The Initials story OF Modern Life.
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
Oseoll, the Seminole, Fsun Of the Flower Land
The War Trail The Hunt Of wild HORSE. romanos of
the Prairie
The Scalp HUnters or Adventures among tie Irappars
The Hunters Fss C0uFsrzaons around he Gasp Firs
The Courhip Of Miles sandish, and other Poemsy Henry
Wordsworth LonyfsloE.
EeetsOn, the Franks Of the Modern Pack; Tessphs
Epic for the Times.
Two Million. APOsn-by the author Of Nothing to Wslr
For sale BY ldeo2l ,. HAGAN.
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~ All the other articles equally low.
n R-AU plants delivered in Nashville free Of
charge Enough charged for packing expenses.
Orders are respectfully solicited. Address.
MONTGOMERY MCGREEDY,
NurSerymen, Nashville Tenn.
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EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER

WI4S1IL 44OIA44o eIVi M b % METERS "
Circular showing the plan of the L0s-
tericS will be sent TO any one desirOus OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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Dissolution.

FEyHE partnership heretofore existing under the style Of Car
ter Mckay & Co, between c. Carter F. g. Mckay and
W C. WlsfOrd, dissolved the lst day Of September
lSjs, by mutual consent.
A. c. CAKTER,
7. G. MCKAY, r......
". G. WILLSF0RD.
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LELEYET & SMITH.
SALE OF LAND.


octe LELLKET & SMITH.
SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue Of decree Of the Chanesr Court at GaIIatn at
- its last term, shall the Ist Monday im De-
eember next at the Court House door, the town Of CAL
''-' AZ Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable tracts Of Land in the county Of sumner
4I6 ACRES.
said tract Of Land beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Town Of allan, Immediately first rate Turn
pike road, and within 800 400 yards Of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad now finished from this place 70 Nashye and
known the Odom Tract.
Upon said Land failing Springs Of excellent
water One Hundred and Fifty Of said tract being veil
tmbered and in Blue Grass a0rng fine pasurage
Said tract Of Land viii be sold whole, divided into
tracts suit purchasers. Also, at the time and place. that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated en- Main street in the town OF Gaatn short distance
from the Square, known the Dr. NewOm property Said Lot
has on good Dwelling containing or Rooms, Kitchen
necessary Ouhouses, rooms, together
with large yard and Garden, and altogether Of the
TERMS or sAIE-Ons-thrd Cash, the balance in and
years Tor notes we'll endorsed without interest," and lien reni0ed
said Land and House and Lot viii be shoEa to any one ~
ng 10 purchase on application, il 6allati in to
GalIatin, Tenn, Sept 25-seps9-9m
LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
sEs - - -
Freight Notice.
Ii Freight will be forwarded by the morning train
N be delivered at the station House, between The hours OF
10 NJ after that time will be late for maaifesing
for that day, and there is no convenience for storing
Freight for nermetiate points between Nashville and 6aatn
-- ooti = ''p''1 - -- .FABNrLEReH, Agent
Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
@W@REsl sR@am@l
OEand after Monday, Oct. 18Th, 1859 trains win be run as
Leave Gaiiatin, sam. Leave GalIatin PM
Arrive Edgshsld, 70 DO Arrive EdssaeId, DO
Arrive Gvllatn Jpn. Arrive Galatn $50 do
The train leaving Edgehed At u A. NJ connects at GallatD
with Mail Coaches Tor Louisville Harsye Carthage Only
the morning train win be Sunday.
octl7-d R. MACLEOD, supt
eEORsr nAooREaOR. 5Ans BAzKHzAD.
MACGREGOR a BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISsION MERCHANTS,
Is CarOndeIet street,
New OFIea
FANEs BANKHEAD Z CO. Nashville, Tennessee, wiIIHaks
ID cash advances Cotton Tobacco, and other Produce ship
ped % ne above house loet5-6
Most Beautiful Residence for sale.
NTTE offer for sac that very desirable residence about half
mile from the Corporation Of Nashville, on the Erakla
IRE improvements consist Of an elegant brick Cottaze with six
eight and an neesay outudinss, Ctern, shrub
berry, evergreens, &c, WITH about Ten acres Of land.
The above the beautiful residences around
vile walk drVe City II
ale a. a. Court House In Nashville On NGurdnT, De-
cembeF 18th, AZ y o'clock n. NoW'B your % buy
/ LLER ". BROWN,
n0E'ls-A ~ Cherry sgs's-
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$ WAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUWPHANTG

The following Scheme win be drawn BY s. SNs & Co. Mana
gers OF the Sparta ACADEMY Lottery, in each Of Single Mum
Der Lotteries for November, 1885, at AUGUSTA, GEO. public,
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$4,000 WORTH
At Cost for thirty days tOl Close OuI,
Paris Flowers. PIumeS,
HOOPS. SKIRTS ANN CTOAKS

II ~ =
w merchants, that have received iEnpora0ns Of
Millinery Goods, and fine Of every style o. col
ored Straw Cheniel English Straw Bonnets, COlOrd Flats Misses
Equestrian Hats &c Likewise magnificent stock Of Paris Head
Dresses and ornamental Head Ornaments and Hair Pins Of
importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls and
Bonnets, Rich Paris Pumes of every STYLE the latest style Of
and Sash Ribbons making much larger and bet
selected, than any opened.
Our stock the most dazzling recech and bauulsver
West and prices lower than sold Nashville,
must positively close out.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this FALL will give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale the LIST OF January and must and will close outby
the list Of December So look out for bargains for cash. without
exception.
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants and MILNE to
Patron BOnnets and Millinery goods. prices shall be
low q small bill Of Goods purchased at New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 81 Union Street next to
State Bank. Oct IL. 1858. 4: WISE, Agent,
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LIN WOOD MUIR RY,
Nashville, Tennessee,

MONTGOMERY & McGREDY, PrOprietOrs,
Two and q half miles from the City.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-25

q The STEAMSHIP" Co h"s ancreeled in
gssi'E the mail contract for another yeor.
Pr do&'t want To 'et ,htm have things too
~ hS fhfy Raigbt throw him off His
ndsright - SD IRA Dem
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-25

- br. J. l.. CIapkav's reputation I. r,pr
lily apr 'riin tn rgh this stats ~ 6rcs2E a. ~
learn from r"liable '1nrres lie is ptaaiicng with
remarkable SUCCESS. and has de.ervaily secured
public rnHf ,-r-e Those needing ne iical aid would
dwell to ca'l or writel y! HI. n.nue In San Fran.
cisco we refer tho re1 Ter to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-25
DAILY BUTTE FFCORD.
0eovILLE FRIDAY JUNE e5r4, 1883

Gsr,r M.RuH.--The two comranies r,
r.;,.d States t"oors which arrived NJ San
p.,,o nv the Senator. on her last "ir. ard
s.,, since gone n Oregon. mnde great
~.,rb from San Bernardino 10 : n Pedro.
c., Clarke sent very hrief message IA
C.ntsio H.rde. in command of these troops
I, isas follows:
You are requested TO he in San Pedro in
,,,, days after receiving This measage"
A, the moment Of receiving this, his men
,.,s tired and vnrn on' with a march across
N, desert from Fort Yuma. and he nd they
r.,e entirely unprrn,red 10 start again.
T,o, IN they mnst They bad eighty miles
"a % IN reach San Ped-n. where the Senator
..s waiting fo- them. One day was roqri-.d
n oct ready, AMI IT was short notice frr $50
m.. 10 arrange everv'h'nc fn- dorarture.
0o the N m,-.ing of the second dav thev
,,,tsd. and n tho evening Of the third day
,b.v arrived at s,n Pedro. two dav's
march ef rty mii.s each. The men carrie
their eirmuskets--theirk knap.acks were carried
bv the sagons--an walked with Vt regerd
70 discipline, sing'y ~ 10 sQrads "f two.
three or fnur, ~ ihev founl il INST nvn
j4at. Rs' s'ill. eighty miles Va king in two
dave. for 10 regular s"'dis y. i. ex'-anrii
ts-v and il "xtremsiv e-aii'.he to their
,pi... as we'll a to their physical toughness.
lila.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-25
e Mustang Lintm Cares

- Tne Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheunatis.a;
Th' 'strng i.iri neN cnrcs stiajT.E:
r." i'itrr 'iri Ne IT C ir"s 9r-ns ana Wnnnds,
~" { lHtl2 dp ut cues Sore. mi U'cess.
Th" Hi"1ry i.ini nant cures Cakei Breasts anA
re Nipples;
The Mi.tnng iIrinent cI-es Neuralgia;
Ttr ttIt,r 'i nsIt cues Cnrns aud Nartsi
The NsaaHq iinimant ia worth
1O9O. .NOn DOLLARS per ANNru
vn the United Stitrs. as the presa.vrr an ras,n-cr
ofvrlrrhl" ,-ses ant er'tn. Il cures nII Sprains
CrlIs. Wounds. = iT 'oints. Sc
Willy ao.v"r thi+ gI"s'inne Did vor over
A"ar Il f1v oriin,-v S"-e. Sweiny epr,in ar SIiH
ness, either on nav ot bata. wAiSh the N.Tsag
iniment vrli nat cI-"? Dt nI ovar visit any
'"-n"c'abl" lrlrg'-t T. any pirt ot the worLi-n
Eurooe. \Na 1r \n,irov VII, Vi not sav .'it was
the Hratss d-cov"-v of the sgrfs Sofa Ase-s~her.
Every fssN' s'oWt hnvR ,aree sjEes. BtRNEs
4 PARK, Propretoss, hs@ So.s.
PARK 4 WNtYT
S'tn Agents fCy !he Pacific Coast,
l3a WaSlingiAIl street. opp 'si'e the MARKET.
T''.rNN 4 wcRT tHrFr. Agan,. Ornv,II.
- TtE TRADE supplied on the most Aaes u
'~us APPS 3m
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THE COURTS.

SNfrr CorRr-rhi-i Nnndav In Iaausvy ur.,
S"m Nav. second Monday in November, aud
~ aNodav ~ August
A'rr rrC"rsr.-rir-t "ondav T., Nrr~h and Iana
- N'ndfy in Septembrr, and f,nrh Monday IN
Y ~ sgssI0Ss Second MONDAY in Felxu.
/, vi "or tav an Anti. Illv Md he'o,,er
n foPov z-F9arth NonsaN IA rnh-,prv n I'D
kh*s Hnasay "a Asztst. a@ second Monday
h ~ srpg14.ass 80 Ne s.x xuldsS In
Nr. Nsv. Aug q ana S,-"'rts-
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TH~ LiMy PaINT Swi~nt.r,-The rrom
istI dpfrnc" of tie Limo PoiEt s~ind'e A..
psssed IL he eoiumas 81 the Custom House
rcao Yesterday. mud furnishes in i.self the
viienrn that no tsnd howev " M lr.h;no
neel LEX n 4 f,nde-. provided their is mo
wy at The bottom cf III" 'nc' III e .herc
s A pacassitv IN er-rt fnr ifco.ions on Two
promo"forv immo y te'v ono.i Q For. Pn;n.
!. .pir"i unfn IN }ts'ifr tho rrs'noat Af -
sum cf mon"v fur hnf,rn 'ha prnSnnt n,
p-osrnc'iv. va'ne ~ th lanI IN orcs,j n
In 'hp vn.v s'in" p.;rr,l' ~ n.v.ne", ~
two milc"s c,n hs 10 finl fr aini,ti.,
the ,lpa fnrr">;tv tho Gnva.n wnulI
h -fes.i'qtnl IN nate tho ,"rrh, . .. an.
price The ~a"'hs s"es. nf 'ha ,.r,"c,.
u '"o "rna'"1+ % 'nani"n -af"t - a"i =
tont! ply h'Ee f"'d l'cc :" " n"ra' !
v'd NJ eh""ar'rr "ad ~. o." 10 b, u.e &. { ~
sha a-a wit'iny - NV f,- snrl, s.-r;co.
'~fac' 'h,t tho c,n.t"np'i n nF fo-,ifcr
tas at that nn;w ~ "ncc.so-v tho prnp
rfe'e'Ps tf ..s~ ba,h,~ d,os not w,~ra",
M parm'nt "f az exnrhitunt price fr thf
r'i. aud m hon">t rsAn won'' nvil HIM
|"i"f c'"cnms'" "cn i,kn t'Ss IN ev'or'
NV f-om N" Gpvo-nmor' r." mr.'
r'r"nh h. 'n's"""h vtx', c'nl ~. -
rFm'n' ofa g., vr',,t;," a. ~ Y -nck
sT y. ~ u k;rr -" h,.,.,-e,l ~ y a..'
ltrs -" = 'r,"' &C ~ ~ w 49,, :.
tFss \. ~ ''n ~ovr 49, oro"'s :,
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II slow IN &n';e~e -s,"s IL, ',h ,rnS ~ ea-rc =.
'a- the ron.A~> s'a..o f~"u1 il w. ich |
p vas No, n NJ .,s~ef,tte4 Tho er'v;ctio |
all Pror,l"l 'h,' oa- t''r 4"a Sarpt"r"
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tNl IN excite .u-n.ic TLror~hnn. no .
|sto' r"-rh"sc hrvin = WOO" ca a"m'nn
p. AID sre"ks "f 'ho sw;nd'" NJ y q. ac
v4'.he'. To tenn of our nlvi""s f-"n
F'"1n"ion ~.fer IT," rurcNa 's h"ino
|afm"ls'od hv rive D'rar'~"",. h"' NJ
PA''" intimr'cd that 'he hnr"pin h"s boz
fNd. Tho hero nf this lo'est s-i"dlf
ahtiess sunnnsns that hoe use Tho histric
Pf'rnev and aip,snH had agreed un"r
P'ms. that therefore the covnrnm"nt !.
"mi''rd To the pavm"rt Of his exor' i'aot
r're: hn' thia - "pr-ehcnd. il a mi takn.
|s"esar Col. Delta Tnrre NAV have done
4 he prnmisrs. is .ul jcct 10 the nnnrnv j
The anihori,ips ut Washington. and 'nck
Fe'hat amounts TO nothing II my be o.
PMh'aee to Mr.. Throckmorton 10 he
F0oght T. hove claim against tho govern.
F'f f'r the rovment nf two hunire thou
~ dollars ,u' 'hern are iew money len.
r. that would aayanra II 4 llNr anon n"v
w security. Aitoce'her. tie whole 1T !" !
'sc'edif"h'n to Ahn "nrties coreernel
N"ea'nated 20 -etord Tho cors'~u"'i N II
'frsis.caiio iors reces arv 10 tho defence ~
petty in the event Of war with either o'
maritime nutions Of the earth. $. +
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-25

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