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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-01

DEFICIENCY IN THE REVENUE.
Estimates carefully made, BY contrasting the re-
cepts into the Treasury from customs for certain
period Of this year with corresponding period Of
last year, show that the financial revulsion which
swept over the business Of the country has largely
dimipised the rersnae Of the Government. We
cannot expect that this curtailment is to pass off
very soon On the contrary, carefully prepared
commercial statistics indicate plainly that this dmi-
mutton win extend over = period Of three years,
and that falling of Of fifty millions may be antic-
ipated during the three years. Of which amOunt'
thirty msns at least win be in the first year, and
ten millions in each Of the two succeeding years.
Government is about putting into market very
large area Of the public domain recently surveyed
and in eligible locations, which viii swell the re-
Oeipts from that source to some extent yet it win
be too ineOnsderable to interfere with the general
estimate Of deficiency.
The duties from imports are the real sources Of
our revenue; and never has a more marked and
decided inability and indisPositon to import mani
tested itself than at this time. A maR who, under
other circumstances, bought two coats and two
bottles of wine, now only buys one Of eaohi yet
year hence, shuold he be able and willing 70 extend
his purchases it is not presumble that he will buy
three or four coats and three four bottles Of wine
A woman Who will limit herself now to one silk
dress, or perhaps none, viii hereafter, under more
favorable circumstances, buy only the number she
formerly bought consequently the large vacuum
cannot be filed up-the falling off in the eOnsunp-
ton and demand will not admit of heavy importa-
tons An authorized issue of twenty millions Of
Treasury notes already during the present Congress
shows the immense falling of in the receipts of the
Government.
Nothing bat rigid system Of retrenehment and
reform will enable the government to get along
without mourning heavy debt and We are peasedtO
observe that such is the determination of Congress
TIE KING OF PRUSSIA INA 81. LOUIS GoURT-
Frederick William, King of Prussia, several years
since brought a suit in the Court of Common Pleas
at St. Louis, against the estate Of F. w. Knepper,
deceased, for the recovery of eleven thousand
thalers. Knepper was a postmaster at Walmei-
skerehen in Prussia, aud on or about the 10th Of
April, l849, absconded-as is alleged-with monies
entrusted to the Government and in his hands. The
King refunded to the private losers the sums they
respectively lost and brought suit against the de-
faulter, whose residence had been sscertaned. The
Court held st first that foreign power could not
sue in State Court, but the decision was set aside
by the Supreme Court Of Missouri and the case re-
manded for trial The case was concluded last
Wednesday, by Judgment awarding the royal suitor
the sum Of ST, 452, United States currency.
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BS- A Washington letter writer referring to the
recent speech of Gen. SAM. HoUsroE, in support of
his resolution declining the necessity the part of
the United States, of establishing prOteOtOrate
over Mexico says:
The main points are these: He explains the cir
cumstances which resulted in the announcement Of
the celebrated &" Monroe Doctrine; and from the
uncertain and miserable condition of the Mexican
provinces thinks the time has when practical
enforcement of that principle is demanded both for
the good and permanency Of the inhabitants Of
Mexico, the safety and manifest destiny Of the
United States and the very crisis to secure the per
petual exclusion of European power from any foot
hold rule IN the premises. To attain these ends
first our relations with England, the Clayton Bull
Wer treaty should be settled and put wholly out of
the Way-no easy task all will admit, especially
our worthy President. This enormous obstacle
being demolished then the direct tenders Of assis
lance and management to whatever powers in Mex
leo that happen to be. At this point brief extract
Of his speech is plain brief and terse and explains
the whole plan in q nutshell Let the General
speak:
''The prOtectorate must be self-proteeting-the
expense incident to it betrayed by the projected
The general Government Of Mexico could probably
be administered taking a term Of ten years, for
$4,000, 600, while her custom receipts, under a
Wellregulated and honestly administered revenue
tariff, would double that amount Our Gulf and Pa
cifc squadrOns would be ample for the protection Of
her commerce in those quarters, and without sub
ecting US to additional OUTLAWS. Five thousand re-
liable regular troops, properly garrisOned and dis
tributed, would ensure the establishment and pre-
servaGon Of internal order and the adoption Of q
good police system would eventuate in bringing to
Justice and effectually subduing the rapacious and
blood thirsty bandits who infest her highways -
Hence it is clear that We have it in our power to
improve the condition Of Mexico immeasurably; to
breathe the breath Of new life into her nOstrs; and
without mourning the risk Of a dollar. What a
salutsry change would this be, not only for both
countries, but for the world at large %
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A Coon LAw.-The Legislature Of Georgia, at its
last session, passed law providing for the appoint
ment Of inspectors by the several city authorities
ana inferior courts Of the State "to prevent and
punish the selling and manufacture Of drugged or
other poisonous and deletrious liquors, spirits and
wines"
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RS- Hon. John Bell opposes in the Senate Of the
United States the fixing Of the Eastern terminus Of
the Pacific Railroad at Memphis; he prefers st.
Louis. His proclivities NorthWard, are being man
ifested in every manner possible. CitsN,
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DECISION IN THE GAINES CAsE.-Judge McCaleb,
in the United States circuit court of Louisiana has
decided against Mrs. Gaines on the ground Of lille
gidmacy, and also on the ground Of her alleged
fathers David Clark's) insolvency The case is 70
be appealed to the .. S. Supreme Court.
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BS- The New Orleans Courier referring to the
desertiOn of the South by Messrs. CRTrENDES,
BELL Co. on the recent proposition to admit Kan
sas into the Union, says:
To see the names Of Southern representatives
mingled with the MattesOns, the BurHgames the
Giddingses and all the other fanatics of the North
to see them standing shoulder to shoulder in he
black ranks Of the unsCrupuous Free Soil faction
voting against admission because Kansqs offered a
constitution protecting slavery-voting against it
because admission would end the agitation as a
question of national pOlitos-vOtng against it to
vent their petulant spleen against the Democratic
party by helping the worst foes Of the institutions
of their own Sates-must be a sight humiliating to
every one whose head is not turned by the slogan
cries " of Buntlin and whose patriotism is not
corrupted by the jargon of the wigwam. With what
other feelings can we look upon these Southern
allies of Northern Abotionists than contempt
loathing-disgust? What are we now to think of
that vaporing and pretentious Know Nothing party
Of the South that has osteTed such representatives
as these?
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FINE HoRsEs-Kean Richards, Esq. received
from New Orleans yesterday, on the Diana, three
blOOded horses. together with Arabian grooms and
stable boys He is on his way home 10 Georgetown
Lou Courier
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BasT To-day being set sparf IS . holiday We
shall issue no paper tO-nOrrOw morning. Our tri.
weekly subscribers win be supplied with the daily
Of this morning.
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LECTURES ON MAN,

By o. s. Fowler, of NsV York, on Life, its Organs,
Functions, and improvement at odd Fellows Hall,
on sUery EUsRiHg: Subjects as folloWs:
MONDAY PhrenOlOgy and PhysiOr ".
TUESDAY-Self improvement ana Mama emeat Of Chill
dren.'
WEDNESDAY and HURsDAY-MatrtaOny, Love,
COurtsbp, and Married Life--full OF h8me truths.
PRIDAY-The Mental Fac 'ties.
SATURDAY evening at the Private Ofice.
MONDAY. May l0th-Sexuality: ito gentlemen OHly.l
TUESDAY-lntelect and Memory, aud their Culture
? Lectures commence at 8 O'Clock and close with
amnaiOns Of individuals appointed by the audience.
IL Single neke's 50 cents; Course s so.
III Professional Examinations, with Charts and fun
WTusn opinions at the CITY HOTEL.
aDr90-iW.
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Steam ENGINES and Boilers.

iITE prepared furnsh Engines and Boilers Of
w ali sizes suitable Tor runBink fash, Circular Saw
Gust Mills Our Engines made the latest STYLES nut
iron bed plates, much stronger than usual and pa
cuarly adapted 90 the South. We also iurnish
Circular Saws and Straub's upeTiOr Wheat and
Corn Mills, all Kinds of Mil hating
and caring, e. rate Bars
in fact every thing about Grist Mills at prices
to suis the times.
ELLIS & MOORE,
Nos. &C. 90 and 100 Market Street
snayI-Jm NasbvfiIe Ten,
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Soda Water.

OUR ODA FOUNTts now in full blast, aud pre-
" pared furnish The Sparkling Fluid 70 all who nay
give a call. We regularly supplied with ice and
shall eHdeavor keep soda Water always the free
Eing point.
SytaPs carefully prepared By ourselves, Of the
best mats ral and Of the most delicious daVors.
DEMOVILLB & BILL,
HpHl No. % Cherry q.
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REG LAR NASHVILLE AND GARTH NGE
PACKET, BLANCHE LEWI<.

JOHN l. BATkMANs. TER,
WILL FegulpT semi wooky Phcset srr7a1ssus O
p" between THIS port and Carthage. during lShvs,sEst
the seasOn, leaving Nashville on Monday aud -
thursday, at 4 o'clock, p. n. =-zzs---s
For freight or Iasage apply on board, orfo
3an3O-tf A. MILTON. Agent
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Regular PassengerPackets
1891 FOR .s
Louisville.


JOHN GAULT, .............. J. h. BJNeE MASTER,
TEMP EST, ........,....-......D G. PARR, MASTER
II EAVR as above altsfnately every TUESDAY evening
IL as O'Clock, for Louisville and all intsTmsdlate points
connecting Louisville with u all Packs 6r Gin
einHsii, " neolnE aud sbu1g. TEfalgh Recsips given
for freight 10 ali Eastern cities per "a Hiors aud Ohio
Railroad Merchants and Shppors rely these beats
leaving advertised. For freight passage apply on
board H. Il. HAkRIS0N,
"a Agent.
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On Account of


VET R, CORNELIUS Agent for the sale OF Fisk's Gale
w bFated Patent metalic Burial Cases.
nrepafed 10 attend 70 heretofore,
services may be required. Oees The Phoenix WnIerOon,
Nc. 40 Spring street, near Cherry Residence No. u Vine
street. between Spring and Broad.
K.B-Wil also attend 20 rec 2 n forwarding bodies
Co. ~ " aOHfe6 lapr-9
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II RAIEs, HROWE.
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and PrescriptiOnists,
No. 10, SCUM SIDE PublIe square,


E1 NASHVILLE, TENN.
A COMPLETES assortms Or BngHsh and Ameriosn
"A chemicals, pure and unadulsrssd Drugs, fresh and
genuine Extracts select powders etc, always hand
ElaVOEimg Extracts eEc.
Lemon, Rose, ana, Pine Apple Strawberry, Celery, Al
mond Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts FOR aVorng
Best Bermuda Arrow Root lsingassi Cloves Nulmegs,
Cinnamon, eJc.,aI RAINS BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
VTksre in receipt Of the extensive stock Of
w Garden Seeds, embracing many new and valuable
varieties brought this MARKET They all Of the
growth Of 1857 and from the following houses Of vel known
reputation:
d.. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia.
The Am erican Seed Garden, With6Fsfeld, 6I5.
Risley's Fredouia, New York.
ShakeT Gardens, South Union. Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for
gratuitOus distribution. Call and get
In addition the above, have large supply Of the most
usual varieties By the Poand, and Beans and Peas By the
bushel.
1000 Paperg Flower Seeds.
JHst received from cslebfated OfJoh nson Rob
bus q Cos thousand Of Flower Seeds. Tho lovers
Of Flowers have larger and better assortment from
which TO make their selseeH Of seeds than thsy here
toiOre had IN this city. RAINS & BROWN,
No. 70 South side Public Square,
Jan 4 Opposite the Ma tsi House.
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nlRnh fOP Sale.

INK sabsobar uars foE sale seventy acres Of land
ne Middle Ffanklin Turnpike, four niles RON Na1a<
Vs adjoining re iraci % Witch be resides ane ne a1a1
Of Capt JOIN Johns. Theland equal ne best, via
abundance Of excellent, never ians Win ne most
beautiful building sits In tie country, snd IN the nda o.
npr,i4 NATHANIEL BAKTRRt
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pENMAM9HTp

HAVING located in south Sashville, at the Firemsns
II Hall 40. fora short time viii rive lessons IN Pen
manshp al the unusually low price Of $3.50 Tor twenty les
cons or ten DAYS. and from an experience Of years
in teaching, lam enabled guarantee all perfect satsfe
ton The attention OF Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully
invited 10 the many different hands prepared 10 give
Instructions IN; each possessing within Itself its own peeu
liar excellence. Ny class win open, May 3rd.
Please call and Judge for yourself
mayl-dh W. n. BARNES.
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ok Splendid Steam Engines and Boilers from ten 10
- thirty horse power all complete, and guaranteed
inside OF the very best MATERIAL and sale cheap Call
and see them AZ No So Broadway, Nashville, Tenn. -
mRyl-lm. ANDERSON ROMANS.
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ICE CREAM.
Steam Engines

NUR Ice Cream Saloon IS this dav 10 fun blast The ladies'
" and public generally iRvited
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
mAyl. Union Street.
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CRISP,S GAIETY.

CRISP'S GAIETY.
Sole Lessee and Manager a. CRISP
Third night Of the New Orleans English Opera Troupe
hahagsF q hfSIBH.
MuslcAl Dlfecor. .sbl A. klEFk, Jr.
SATURDAY EVENING MAY list, 1853
Will be presented Doniz tu's beautiful Opera Of the
Daughter Of the Regiment.
Tonic. Miss Georgia HodsOn,
sulpice. MT, FRED. Lyster,
Marchioness .................-.... Miss Ada hing,
Marie .....................M Miss ROsa,ie Durand,
During the Opers the prices will be,
Dress tlTcle and farqUette, s.....Sl 90
tduhy lrclss's.- SO
COiof0Q Gailrry p
Box Book nov open Seats may be socurs1 three days
In advance.
N. W CANNING,
spril Is Acting Manager and Treas.
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E.GElSTHlE F.G.RUEHEgTOH : G.GTOEBEFT.

G. g ToRBHFFl& co.
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FoR NEW ORLEANs.

'THB hns new passenger teamer JOSEPHINE
SAVAGE, apt DEyis, viii leave IsfLaf1lA
above and all Intermediate landings on SATUR rfss
DAY, The let May. at O'Clock, p. a.. For freight or
passage, apply on board or 10
aPril3o--td b. a. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE Ane new Passenger Steamer BED ROVER,
= STROsG Master, will leave above and ei[eS-th
all intermediate laudT gs SATURDAY, Che
Jet May ats O'Clock, p ~ For freight passage apply
on board or g.
aPISO I'd, h. Il. HARRISON Agent
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1855.
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1.-THE BALANCE OF THE PRINCESS!,,
REM Z SHIELDS

KTILL sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING NAY the
w 5th at 10 o'clock, the best variety and The most
perfect order yet off,Ied.
mayl BENZ +. SHIELDS.
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Oaos--COrnsr Of Church and Cherry Streets
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HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS, ETC.
THE undersgned keeps eOhautly on hand Wheelers eel
ebrated Endless Chain Horse Powers, Tires ers,
His ThresheT and WnnOweT combined the only yet
introduced, that gives universal satisfaction Address
Waterfowl, Wilson county, Tenn.
mayI W. L WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR.

ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR.
The United States Mail Steamship Black Warrior,
j. w. Smith, Commander, from New-Orleans the l2th
and Hay ana the 18th inst, arrived early Wednesday
morning.
From Havana, she reports part of the Spanish fleet
consisting of one sbipofthe-lne, one frigste, one
sloop, one brig and steam-fiigate-as having
sailed from Havana on the 18th inst for cruise in the
Gulf for the health of the crews, but rmor is atoa
though not generally creditedl that Santa Anna is
with them and that the real object of the cruise is to
pay their respects to the Mexicans at Vera Cruz.
The United States steam-frigate Wabash, ar
rived at Havana the morning of the 10TH she has
on board Col. Anderson and his command of about 40
men, the last Of the Ncaraguan heroes.
The weather in the Island continues very warm.
Business dull. Exchange on New-YOrk, shorttime, 5
TO per cent premium on London, lS to 100 percent
The Warrior brings from Havana 81, 600 in specie.
LIST OF P,ssExGERs-A Matchtaler, Dr. Walker and two
children Mrs Hong Mr. Basque, Mrs Doane aud child Mr.
Griffin J. Praggins H. Moore l.. West " Moulton DR. Glib
Mrs Rogers and child Capt Porter H. Lilly, t. Gouard
wife and daughter, Arega Try Gasso aud nephew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
LIST or SETTLED LAND-CL INNS IN THE
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA.
From Our Own Correspondent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1857.

From Our Own Correspondent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1857.
Below present to you list of the grants of
land, in what is now the Northern Federal District
Of California, made under the Mexican dominion,
and finally settled by the United States authorities.
This district includes all that part of the State
north of latitude 80 N. Every one of these cases
was tried in the United States Land Commission,
again tried in the United States District Court, and
then appealed to the United States Supreme Court
A few of the cases have been decided by the last
named tribunal; in the other cases, the appeals
taken BY the United States District Attorney have
been dismissed by the order of the United States
Attorney. General.
The Mexicans usually granted their land III square
leagues of 4. 43S acres each, and therefore the
amount of acres in a rauch is, in most cases, an
even multiple of that number.
The table shows the name of the claimant, the
county where the land is situated, and the humber
of acres i'm each grant. J. >. II.
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journals, minutes, ac, Of the conncl ako m the esr,

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tol.
The greatest excitement prevails and numerou. are
the copjectures az TO what viii be dope II the with
drawing members-2l in the House and in the Coan-
cil-assemble a. Florence, the Governor win not and
csuot recognize their acts. In the mean time sh,se
members OF each House remaining here, VIII as-.ub.e
At their respective rooms, and, not having quorum
nr.sept. viii adjourn from day TO dsy.
II should be remarked, that Florence Is very sp-
propriae place for these revouoni-ts 20 meet. They
su,an the election frauds perpetrated at tina, delecta
BILE town in August last and are in niest respects t
subjects 10 be under the protection and control OF Brig
ham Yourg and his satellites. II Brigham Young
should condescend to deliver TO them messsge, NO
shall endeavor 10 lay the before our readers
But after all we are not much surprised that mem
who can frtter away nearly whole session o. inc
Legislature in foolish agitation OF subjects over whra
they have no control ON finding OF their mercenary
schemes likely to be foed, are ripe for any move
ment of disOrganizing nature.
Several gentlemen from various sections Of the Ter
rtory now in the city, and from these, ss wen a.
from persons in our community, there Is out ono
universal expression - condemnation Of the high
handed outrage and Illegal proceedings of the majority
Of the Legislature All concede that the position of
the minority is legal parliamentary and correct.
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RECAPIIULATIOS.
THE TRIBUNE IN MINNESOTA.
Correspondence Of The " Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tribune .
MoyIIcELLo, Wright Co., VI. T., Jan. 4, 1913.
lnclosed you will find &C., for which you VIII please
forward to my address the requisite number OF COPIES
Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 1 shall probably be able
to add from ten to twenty additional subscribers Id inc
course Of a week or two. This subscription we tnnk
quite credtabe for town where but three years ago
single log shanty, with single bachelor tenant, made
up the rum total of buildings and population Ana as
some of the Eastern papers have served up 70 thei
readers dish of horrors in relation to the desututon
and starvation said to prevail in this section OF MIME
sofa, in consequence of the ravages OF the ioeus
may not be unnterestng TO our New-Engiand I!ens
who read The TRIBUNE to liste TO a Oit VI 1 ~,
Western experience IN the pursuit ~ D ~ 8, An.
difficulties. Forty miles above the Falls OF 81. AN
thony, on the west bank Of the Mississippi occurs
break in that vast forest which, with an a'eIase
width of s. to 40 miles, stretches across t 9
from the MissssipptO the Mime RIVER. IN IN
il one of natures clearngs IL comprises an aee VI
from fifteen TO twenty thousand acres, mostly unauia
ing prairie interpreted with groves anu hiia.u!c
lakes Of the cearest water with naVlgaoc Iiver III
'front.' and dense forest on three sides. IN ~ 81
ing eye of the ubiquitous Yankee had noset 'he a."
Indians were removed from its borders 10 their pres
ent home on the head waters Of the Mhhe,Ota hser;
The blue blanket of the last stragsnng iu mn ',ai
scarcely ceased To futer in the breeze oeoIo .e ~
houses Of the pioneer sqnaiters ~ 81 80,
prairie and th, sounding ases of the pIe'a iOFe-'
rang with the echoing blows OF the woPdah, a. win
his AK he beat the quick march ole,'iLEat1"1'
Three years have passed, anu now, 10 - - 49,
upon almost every quarter--ec'ion W -. - -
smoke sseends as incense Labor a'HI nom coii-
Portable farm-bcuses and contented hOhys' Inc '!-
Iags where then O sngl. log house s'oodi no" mum
bers population If 800 souls 10y the way 'noIe n'
two thirds OF them Black Republicans "I6n tSo
capacious hotels two steam saw-un'tH Oh ~ hoF-f
,ow., .s,b With nlan ng machines, sblnee, latb ano
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after Qualification, should b. 90 rapid az pcobs with.
out scorcbing-shaiow evaporatorr beng the best
With tbese conditphs secured it 10 about az cosy
70 make good sugar from the Chinese cane az 70 make
q pot Of good uu.b, and much easier than 10 mal.
Kettle Of good appie.butter.
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DIVORCE CASES IN san FRANCISCO IN 1857.
Below We give table of the divorce cases in
San Francisco during the year 1857. The first col
umn of dates shows when the suits were commenced;
the second when they were ended. There are two
District Courts in that city, both of which have u-
risdiction in divorces, and the list of cases in each
Court ia given separately. Those cases which
have no date in the Judgment" column are not yet
decided: