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River NEwsRver the decline, with nine the Shoals
Weather with the appearance Of being settled.
Arrived-Ninnetonka from Paducahs
Disqualification Gault. LouisYle Charter, ports above
Expecte-Banche Lewis from Paducah; Seventysx and Ports
month, from Cincinnati; Fleetwood, Pittsburgh.
Boats LeavngBanch Lewis and Misne.onka Paducah
Scotland, New Orleans
Busness-Nothing doing at the landing.
Advantage has taken late rise bring mp the Iron
both for the Louisville and Nashville and the Tennessee and Ala
bama Railroads.
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RED BOILING SPRINGS,
RTACON COUNTY, TENNESsEE--We tike pleasure il an
III nouucna friends that really b receive visit
TORS that every necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort pains viii he spared to render their stay
plean and agreeable As 10 medicinal quality water,
many afflicted various diseases have Tte them and in
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved, and c0mp
s uafie afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys, Scroula
eases Of the Skin Stone the Bladder Dropy, Sore Eyes
deranReuent Of the Digestive System in general.
CHARGES.
Transient Boarers from 81 . to 81 50pe day g. porWe;
Children under years Of age and servants, half price.
Mr. Thomas Hartsville wiz the Stage
from that place 70 he Springs regularly through he
juns4-fam NEWLY HEARN, PToPrist0Es.
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EyrTyE Imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers hsv,
II received y recent arrivals large addition 20 their STOCK
Of tie most noted brands Of Havana Cigars, consisting Of
Regalias, Cubamfis, CimtO eDFiOn,
SamChO PamZn, washington,
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ASSISTING NATUKEIt we'll established fact, that although
nature cannot be forced she This peculiarly
the case in all diseases caused by blood coagulad lymph
settling skim generally happens after bruise
sprain By using good penetrating rubfac Mt such as
Baggs Lniment stimulated and assisted to take
up and remove deposit Of lymph and blood, and immediate
cure is effected Bgg Liniment for sale by all
pectabe Druggists throughout the country. unel-dwlm
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE BITTERS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n D. Ply
siciGB EstraordinarytO the Queen
This invaluable Medicine unaing in the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution is
subject Itmoderaes all and removes all distractions, AID
a speedy cure may be reliedon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited It w short time, bring the monthly
period with regularity
Each bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp Of
Great Britain, ts prevent oOunterfets
CAUTION.
These Pills should not betGke by females during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, bat at any other time they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain the back
and limbs fatigue exeron, Papitation Of the Heart Hys
cries, Whites, these pills will when all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy do not
contain iron, calOme anmOny, anything hurtfut the
stituton.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Qae 1. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, NY.
n BS co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DeuOve and G. W. Hen
dsrshott, Agents for Nashville. [deOdSsw1y
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wa. RUSSELL.
Tnm-a NJ Z naT
G6OiD F 155 fNI n 4 ''''' V''''

Nal7lat lLAl IOWA. now y l1afs
hereby certify that we'll uainred william Rus
sell, aud With the astonishing he Mentions HE
-r.fe hes F.r IT, af F- arrrs
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NASHVILLE.
WEDNESDAY 1geRNING, JUNE 70, 1858.


The opening Of the roa route through Eas Tennessee and
Virginia. hz induced Comparisons that and routes
rom New Orleans 70 New York. The Wilmington (N. C.
Journal shows that the distance from New York New Orleans
BY Wilmington, Augusta, Atlanta and Montgomery 1879
miles Between the points, by way Of L5nchbuFg Knox
vile, Chattanooga Grand Junction, and Jackson Nj the dis.
lance 1875 miles. Theou3 publishes these gures to show
that the public attempted to be imposed upon BY the
msats that the route through East Tennessee shoens distance
These figures probably present, although the dis
tance BY the East Tennessee route is to be materially lesned By
the completion Of the cutoff from Canooga Cleveland aid
from Lynohburg to Chaottsville.
From 3as1D7e New York. the distance the two routes
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The completion Of the Chatanoogato Cleveland
viii forty miles Of the by Knoxville, and the rosd in
progress from Lynchbug Charlottesville viii save seventy miles
The former viii completed fall; the
latter some time year. The distance then Nashville
New York viii be little 1000 miles and this distance be-
the points materially shortened until road
is built direct from Knoxville Nashville: which probably viii
not happen in day.
Our Georgia readers viii that when Atlanta they lO7
miles from New by the Wilmington route, 1893 miles
BY the Lynebug The Lyncbburg through
Of the most beautiful regions Of the earth.
BEAUTIFUL CoAcH-Col. PRICE, the enterprising
Tractor Lebanon has had built expressly for the road from
Mcinnvls Bersebe Springs, the finest coach ever seen in
this State. It built BY ABBOTT, Concord, N H. Its
the Gen. ANDERSON compliment to our worthy
postmaster. And it appropriate that finest coach on the
road should bear the one OF the efficient officers in
he service Of the department.
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The 3issfaHg Liaialszt cures Rhsunasiszs;
ne Mustang Liaiaasai cures Ssig Joints;
The AEstaHg LiGs1lens cures BHrns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liai1aent clrss Sores AID Ulcers;
The Mag LiiHleat cures C1ked Breasts and Sore Nipples
The Mustang Ltsinsat cures 85sralgiG;
TIE Afstaag Efsirezt cures C8rps and Warts;
The NHstqng Liainaens Is sgortA
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States, the prsssrver and soer Of valuable
Horses and Cattle. It cures all sprsins Galds Wounds
Joints, &e
WIN you this question? Did you hear Of any
duay Sore, Swelling sprain Stiffness either beast,
which the Mustang Lnimsnt would eure7 Did you visit
any respectable Druggist any part Of the Worldn Europe,
Asia Amerca-g say W the greatest discovery
Of the ae7" Sold everywhere Every family should it;
three sizes. BARNES & PARK,
may27-d6Wlm Proprietors, New York
Fer sale By RAINS & BROWN, Nashville, Tennessee
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b. LANEER q co,
NEY WHEATl ~ YEHEATn

NEW WHEAT! NEW WHEATu
WE want 1000 bushels Wheat 25 900 bushels
w White Wheat he delivered early possible for
an orier instructions buy without limit
june1O-tf Il. S. FRENCH & son.
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
N PIE. received direct from the manufacturers
lot Of Sweeer finest Mcaboy, and Carrots Scotch smut Also,
Andersons Soace and Amulet tie Chewing Tobacco, and
continue keep Virginia Chewing and Smoking To-
baCco, and the best Havana Cigars in the market
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 A Union street.
GtLTGHTLY AHEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
secured the exclusive agency for tbs State, for the sale Of
Halsey & Bookes Capt u. Stuus celebrated brands OF
brands and enables Factory prices We candidly
bdeve give dealers better bargain than has been
offered them this city, stock Of Tobacco SNUFF and
Sears thd largest and best assorted that has been
kept in this city.
wv LANGLEY & co.
apl LIFT No. a Union street, ID door from Bank Of Tenn
HAVANA CIGABS.--A lot Of very fine Havana CT
& q CARS Just received by J. W. LANGLEY & co.
june9-d No. A, Union street
EyNOUGH TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
large lot Of Shanghai Matches sure fire., the best and
cheapest article in A0an line lot of old Prnci
pie Seyars at J. W. LANGLEY < CO.,
june ~ Union street.
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
NAPTAIN Z STULTS has sent small lot Of his fine
TWIST for retail, that warrant Obe three old,
j. W. LANGLEY & CO.
Agents for 2. Suits Haey Boor fine Virginia Chew
ing Tobacco. lmay2O
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A h. HENDREN, ARCHITECT, has removed
IA his efice to the Republican Banner Building Entrance
through the Counting Room Of the Banner Office. lmayQ9
A RTHUR'S SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS
AND JARS, for preserving fresh fruit By Hermetica Seal
ng, just received and for sale BY
msyl5-lm P.W. MAXEY co.
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All articles sold the undersigned deliverable any place
the city free Of charge When selling by the quantity their rate Of
discount is 10 per cent from retail prices.
aprll-ly. J. E. BAUMAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran Meal &c, from Rock City Mills,
will find Order Box at the Post Office and W H. Gordon
Co.. warehouse where the calls four times each day
j. j. BAUMAN & co.
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E5TTALL FART F0IE S1LE.--

firm, seven miles from the city % Nashville mmetsly on
tie Gaatu Turnpike, containing 0ur acres. Thehuidngs
comfortable and SUBSTANTIAL and all u excellent repair. One
half of the land 0uan-alUcC in nler- aud veil BET m blue
grass.
AIRY who desires comfortable hone good pui AID
near the LouisV and Nashville Railroad, situated de-
lgluI uezhJ0r01d convenient church, school and fores,
Ci within quarter mie,l E fHd good opportunity
Uurehase rs ara deermnei o. M Terms and further nior-
nation nav by addressing the undersigned from
Rev. Dr. steTenseu, Methodist Publishing House.
u. SALT STEVENSON
I,1s1 t--r5v-tf Nashville. Tennesus.
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CENTREVILLE, H., June 15.-The sufferers
from the Pennsylvania disaster came from Cairo to-
day principally bound for st. Louis Many Of
them are in a destitute condition and are passed
over the Central road free of charge. passenger
estimates the hunter Of passengers about 45O and
thinks $50 are lost.
The water is still rising at Cairo and sweeping
over the Ohio levee. Ashley, the chief engineer,
thinks that one foot more water would sweep Cairo
entirely away Mound City is under water The
Depot grounds which is the highest point in the
city are under water four or five inches.
CINCINNATI, June Is Flour 25a4 So
Whisky %. Provisions nothing done. Corn nom
inal, none arriving.
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Many Druggists having old Luiments hand. viii ry
them you the best hut do sou positively reise Do
them. Ask Tor " BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENI," an
no other.
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Magazines for may .a-Godsys Lady's Book Peter.
sons Magazine; eraham's Magazine Just rs0siFei By
jsIO JOHN YORK & CO.
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The proprst9rs agree TO furnish ssch purchaser Of dollar
bottle, with free subscription the United States Journal
one year. This Of the best New Tork illustrates uanen
A certificate emitting the holder 90 the benefit of this PROPOSE
ti0u enclosed u he wrapper around every dollar bottle The
Arctic Lninent put up n % Soc, and 81 bottles The SO
bottles and 81 bottles contain 80 and 700 PER Linent
10 proportion % their cost, aud the cheapest.
.---- q
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ANlNN successfully passed the ordeal which new fI-.r--
ries in the hateria AIsca are snbiscsi -.- - = ~
eeiyed as an established medicine. It's eaey IN curing
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From the south Paeiae go.


Inc Panama Star has dates from Valparaiso 10 tie
3Oth Of june, CalIao to July l2 and Paita to JAW
l6, bnt the intelligence is not important. OF the
Republic Of Chile, the Star says:
Congress is in session and its proceedings baga
9een unusually exciting, the election Of the members
lFom tne districts Of San Felipe and ItatI were o.
posed BY the Minister of the Interior on the roure
EnaI the sentence Of death recorded AGAINST them faT
G9apllclty N the revolution Of 1856 was NOT revoked
rms opposition gave rise to much angry discussion
% Y !? saAa tat we President in Difference to pub
( nc ppihiob5 VIII issue an amnesty.
The STR publishes the following letter fran, 4.
/ Callao correspondent, under date Of Jnlv 10
At last the Lomers case has 1een disross5 - NJ,
court has sentenced L0mer, FITZGERALD an5 otIsr IN
hard labor for the term of fifteen years I'd est
TO all future hlibusters again in Peru Louis Tr1ar
unfortunately, is the only one that tho on trftfs
have got hold Of to carry out their sentence na n
my next will give yca the history Of the career and
fnanciering operations Of the celebrated Lonars.
difficulty took place on the 9TH inst. between the
French and PeFuTans which at first threatened ia
be serious. The case is as follows. boat frana 4
French merchantmen was lying at the landing stems
when one OF the boats from the Peruvian war steamer
Iumbes ran foul Of her and the PernviaHs although
the aggressofs IN the first place. attacked the French
men, who gave them good drubbing. Some French
officers nterfered and separated them and sent the
boat off The boat of the Tnulbes went in pursuit Of
them, and had another fight, and again got the worst
oft.
At this moment two boats came along from the
frgate AnlazoHas; and Joined the melee and half
murdered the ErenChmen, taking the boat prisoner.
which they carried alongside the Tambes The Ad.
miraI sent an officer board the Tnmbes TO ascertain
the reason why the boat was taken prisoner but was
not permitted on board whereupon he Immediately
ordered the men on board the French ship to quarters
and the guns to be double shotted This appearance
Of things frightened the Perpyans, SO they gave np
the boat and apoogsed, and agreed TO pay all dam
ages. Three Of the men are badly wounded Report
says that the terms demanded by the French Admiral
are as follows to salute the French flag with rovaI
salnte, pay for the curing Of the wounded men. for
the demurrage of the merchantmen during the time.
detained, the offending officer Of the Tunbes to be-
cashered. During the controversy the Admiral sent
two of his vessels cut of the way to San Lorenzo
showing to the Peruvians that the old man eonsid-
cred himself good for the whole lot of them
Castillo still continues South eIectOneering. He
will be the next President by the voice OF the people
At present we have thirty.three American ships in
the bay. Yours truly, Y
P Sat O'Clock P. NJ. a violent shock Of an
earthquake was felt 1t lasted 20 seconds, but did
no damage.
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VOLUME XII.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

pn5a .,,,-se,zZ7 NEW ORLEANS, JagE4.
SsSns - mr. s9SjsON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Hsffses kgggssss w tS@@Y3923 Il ABROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, the 3st day of May 1853 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily at 7 NJ and
arrive ut Canton at G3O O'Clock p N.
Returning will leave Canton at 40 4. NJ and arrive at New
Orleans 80 O'Clock T. NJ.
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DTt. BAAKEE TREATS NJ.

EASI2S FREE OF CHARGE. $aA
DOCTOR BAAKEE win also give special attention to the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds, Consumption Croup, In
auenza Asthma Bronchitis all other diseases Throat
Lungs.
He wldevote particular attention tho Of ali Skin
DscaseLnmbsgo scotua Rheumatism acue and chronic,
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles, aud all de-
rangemen Of the stomach Liver AID BoreS; and also % m
Female Diseases Special attention will be given othe
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dral3aakee has made discovery of Flnid that will
produce perfect absorption Caasact per
The Eye without the Of the knife Dr. Baa
produce thous md certificates IF his perfect
p curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistua, Sweugs
every description and without the OF the knife
Special arrangements he nude with Dr. Baakce
treatment nurned Diseases they will require
attention. Dr. Baakee is lie
slfu and Surgeons and Physicians living
fame personally in nearly every principal city
the world
letters directed Dr. Baakee enclosing posagestap
or Eve cets from any distance correctly stating the
the disease, shall be promptly answered, and the patients
treated by correspondence, free Of charge.
49, Onice hours fran A, NJ. to S P. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
R7-Oaice lao Barouue street below Poydras street. NewO
cans. la, iG6 lyEW
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Captain Al steamer j. Prnge Box No. rs. Box No
n Superintendent Of the Fever Ho>Ittn. 60 Annuu
..''s ST. MARKS, P. NJ.
NEw ORLEANS, August IS, 1858.
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DAN RIeE AND HIS HORSE Ex0ELsIoR.-An ex-
change contradcts the report of the death of Dan
Rices famous horse Excelsior and says the following
incident gave rise to it,
Recently, at Wankegan, ILL.,, a man rose mn in the
audience and told Dan Rice he would bet him 500
he could not make his horse jump from the platform
he was descending. Dan stopped the horse in his
descent, and told the man to come forward with his
Sl0O they were five minutes arranging the matter.
Then Dan turned and told the horse to Jump. The
horse no sooner heard the command than he wheeled
and jumped off, sinking up to his knees in the black
mud which the ring was composed of; the sinking
Of his legs in the mud caused him to fall over; he
gave gr0an, but soon up on his feet again.
Dan says he has performed with him ever since, and
has seen nothing to show that he is hurt in the least
He returned the money to the Sucker, telling him
that he had more than ne knew what to do with and
he did not want his money. The man retired amid
the jeers OF the audience and cheers for Dan Rice.
The BLoUNT FAMILY AGAIN.-We trust that the
newspapers and their readers will finally cease to in
terest themselves with the affairs of this misguided
and unfortunate family but 50 long as the conduct OF
Mrs B. and her daughter in public is OF character
to attract public attention. so long will they be sub
jects of public remark The Mobile Mercury thus re-
lates incidents which took place on their way down
the river from Montgomery:
Before the lie Glande got under way, Mrs Blount
managed to send off letter by cabin boy, to be
I mailed, addressed 10 SOME OF de EtlVleTe aldseS,
/ which had probably been agreed on between them.
The Captain smell rat and managed to intercept
and detan the suspicious missiye. After he had got
under way, be informed Col BlOunt of what he had
done, and profeted to deliver the latter to him.
Blount declined receiving it at the time, saying to
the Captain that he felt himself incompetent to man
age the affair, and determination to take no further
steps until he arrived at Mobile and consulted with
his friends. Our passenger, heReger, is of opinion
that Col Bount obtained sight of the letter before
he left the boat, he saw him eouyersing with the
Captain and clerk, and the three together to go 70
the hurricane roof, as if to carry on consultation
more unnterrupedly. Mrs. Blount was probably nm
aware of the detention Of her letter.
Mrs Bount confined herself very closely to her
state.room on the passage. Miss Emily, however,
wouldn't be Gagged and took the range Of the boat as
ladies are wont. She seemed sprightly and honetuI,
ana selEpoSsessed 1t observed that none OF the
ladies' and bat few of the gentlemen seemed 10 be
quaated with her. at any rate, to hold any inter
! course with her.
tn speaking Of a fashionable card writer signing
his name, Mrs. Partngton recently remarked q He
Z kHF,F -sFat i, aavPsE
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MT $. CHANDLER,
DENTIST
A8-OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
I7S CnTOHdelet2street,
d29 1yAW of Lafayette.
W $. CHANDLER,
SOUTHERN AIANUFACTUREs-

bIr. FDMUNDM IvENs Agent for p. Rabm's Eagle Ma
chine Works Of Richmond Va leaves the 2l Of June for
Richmond. He will with a very heavy shipment of
those celebrated Portable Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins, Corn Mills, Mills early in October
next.
Everything connected with these Works is Of Southern or
gin Even the Saws made the South each guar
anteed against defect.
The these Engines and Saw Mills haye met with in
the South for the past thirteen years in this part the
South for the last three has been encouraging
warrant extensive Works doubling capacity.
mechanics machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine.
RPanters, remember your interest to paonze these
Southern Works.
ng-y office from lst of October next will be No Union
street New Orleans. EDMUND NJ. IVENS
iel0 3m&W General Southern agent.
~
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kkSz FOR hATSSEIIaLES- TIE Al FAST
~. sailing American bark MOuelSa, Capt Hamilton
49, is now loading fo the above For freight apply
Up. WHITNEY & Co, 81 Carondelet street.
FOR passage having line Accommodations Apply 10 tile cap.
dH b0uri ana
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WASHINGTON.
WHEELING
PITTSBURG.
CINGINN ATT,


WHEELING.
PITrSBURG,
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
And all allfmporan Towns and Cities In the Northeast.
Thus forming the CHEAPEST aud only RELIABLE Route
to all points North.
Passengers rely upon these beats leaving as advertised
This the only Line of Steamers making direct connections
at Cairo and st Louis with the Railroads.
n1~ FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
with less changes o handling Of baggage,
EJ- Information Through Tickets by Steamboat to Cairo
Louis Railroad ali points North OOD
FOR ONE YEARaIowinF the holders TO stop any point
the route and their journey pleasurmay be
cured on application al the
COMPANIES OFFICE,
Under tn ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
THE only office where Plans OF the Boats Cabns bs
seem sate.rooms secured, aua THROUGH TICKETS put.
W L. REDDIEG,
al9 II General Agent
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PHILADELPHTA.

FSE- FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
sfAs Line PackeThe fine fast sailing packet schooner
asqGseOrge Harris, Begs;oa, master, having Of
81 ago engaged will have quick dispatch For Balance Of
wv GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 co.
fy3l 50 Camp street.
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In speaking Of a fashionable card writer signing
his name Mrs. Partiugton recently remarked q He
consigned his autoerat to the missile with wonderful
effaleeHee. Isaac, son hand me a ian
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-s5--lzassses1s.
aPpeaEs aL.a 60 Y una5ated Eew and Fc es disssy.
Tiaral afe aso reported constantly taking
hFonl the Sandwich Islands.
1870 VT qase rom ilouolala are to June I2. Tb@
sn sts net On The Iltf of tai mouth
nothing important 10 the address as pn5sbe5 TEs
pu0Ic debtl On the 1st Of April, vas sga mn 4
loan Of S50eO0o was spoken of The Minister 81 tb
shall be gradually introduced throueb6tt tbe Ts4r
u . already the languageof the court and og Srd
and Is known to many or the nation
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Fronn OregoII.

From Oregon we have dates to the 10th Inc
10th both houses met in Joint convention to elect two
United States Senators, The election resulted in the
choice of Gen, Lane and Delazon tbetter known as
into the Union seems not TO have been anticipated.
from the haste with which they proceeded to fill
these Offices No further Indian outages are recorded
in The Oregon papers, with the exception OF an at.
tack upon a prospecting party OF miners, none of
whom. however were killed. The confidence Of the
0regoutaus in the richness Of the Fraser river mines