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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
SuERIEE,S SALE

Di virtue Ol a yendft,on eSiOsaas u me directed,
I'D ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
oil Davidson county Tennessee, lis Nay term 1885
will exIise 10 public sale, To the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house yard gate, IN the city of
Nashville, SATURDAY, THE 2srn DAY OF Az
GUST ls5s, AL the Tighi, Title claim, and
estate which James McQUAde then had, may have
acquired IN and 20 the following described Lot No.
245, West Nashville, in county 81 davidson: levied
the property Of james GcQuade 20 satisfy a
Judgment rendered IN favor OF Aris Brown.
JANIS N. HINTON,
pf naN
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

yYf%~.ExsS- DR.. KING formerly Of New YORK, for
AET<AgS6 the last four years Of Louisville, ken
Too, who has devoted his attention 70 the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, hattcrs
himself, having attended to practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled 10
al! diseases OF private nature, matter hpw
bad they may be from mJudciOus medical treatment,
from neglect OF their DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deadcrick street, between Cherry and tie
square, secOnd story, where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
tioNoKHHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date etieCtuay cured IN
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where II structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief anu uuUer
mineS the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
u. neglect bad treatment can be cteCtually
cured III few days.
SEMINAL NEAKSESS-PartCulara attention la wing been
gwen this disease, and all the Cunscq grow
ing out OF il, brought on in many cases BY the de-
StfuCtiyc habits OF mcOusderute Youths and eNCCs-
sivc Indulgence of the passions neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution rendering the subject UNIT
for business society and causing premature Old age.
Females who may be lub"riug with any difficulty of
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with Tee enclosed directed TO Dr. A. King,
No p DcaderICk street, Nashville, Tenn, Will have
the necessary medicine sent t. their address, with
cessary directions. strict secrecy Observed. Office
hours from O'Clock IN the morning until IN the eve
ming may Z6-indSwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

House and Lot on McLemOre
street.

DY virtue of the power and authority vested IN me
ID by Robert Tnlali and D. White, wiu Offer for
sale al the Court house IA this city. SATURDAY,
THE srH oF SEPTEMBER NENT "a la the east sice
McLemore street, north OF Cedar street fronting
GU McLemore street 90 feet aud running back half
way spruce, street on which is situated frame
Dwelling and other Out-hOuses.
TI3xns.-6 and Il IN lihs' credit, without Interest
eNccp; $50 which ~ be required IN cash notes well
secured and lien retained until the purchase money
il paid J. l. CLEANfs,
lys9-td Clerk aud Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
0banfrrp Salfs
Store House on Union street

VIM II. Evans, Admir- OF Char les NJ Elliston dec d..
vs. Margaret Elliston and others.
Df virtue OF a decree Of the Chanrcry Court al
ID Nashville, ia the above cause, will oiier for sale
At the Courthouse IN this city, SATURDAY. THE
9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NkNT, an undivided fourth
interest IN the Stored house the north side Union
street, IA this city and al present occupied by Esou
Matthews, but IN ease satisfactory bid be- made
for said fourth interest ] viii proceed the same
time and place sell whole OI said store house
and lot The lot fronts about 10 feet Uuion street
ami runs back about 81 feet b. alley vide.
Terms % ami l. months credit with interest from
date; notes with approved security, payable la Bank
required and !Icu retained sale free from equity or
redemption. J. T. GIEANES
Jy-N-ta Clerk aud Master
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Valuable Building Lot on Mar
ket street. near the Square.

Rachel ID. Smiley and others W. john o. Ewing.
DG virtue OF decree 81 the ChauccTy Court al
ID Nashville, wll sell at the Court house m this
city, on SATURDAY. TIE am DAY OF SEiTEMIER
NEAi, that valuable vacant Lot the east side Of
Market street near the Public square, fronting -
% feet and running back no feet, and adjoining the
block oi buildings now being erected by hrssrs Nor
row AaNry- Further particulars va Ice gwen on
day Of sale. J. T.. GLEAlES,
Jy29-td Clerk and Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

A young Wnshingtonian, who, the other
day, made a bet that be could put his finger
safely into the mouth Of a decapitated turtle,
tried it and got his finger bitten of. The
turtle was a green one, aud SO was the boy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
posi Nulee-

NAsaviris March 20, isss
IRON and after the 81 Of Aprfl the Posi- once Nn
Il be opsRed oE sasdays AZ bali. past A NJ. ana
close at a Open again Al r. N. and close a. ?
4. n On al ether days the Once siiI BE opened Al
hail past q, oeioek A. u and cilse \ 0'clo<k r.
Il. D < AAuEASoS, Pat l.as<ss.
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Dp Gelfgrapb.

SAcKvHLE, n. B. August 5, P. M.-The New
Foundland telegraph line between Ports Hood
and Baddick. Cape Breton Island, is still down;
consequently there is nothing later from the
Atlantic Telegraph -ry-F'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

re- The river has nearly reached its shall
lowest stage, and is now navigated by only
the smallest Steamboats,. there buing barely
Is inches water on the Shoals.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

Having purchased Mr.. A1AnahAn' s interest In the
e"'as' We nave taken IN as partners IN business
nixon A Allison and John Is Johnson. We shall con-
uhue at our old stand, where will be pleased 10
meet our old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious 20 down our present stock M lovv
a. possible preparatory to our fall purchase We will
"cT Inducements IN prices 20 those wishing 10 repln-
ism TIER stock We shall be glad al times 10 re-
eeve ther orders, and Will do our best 20 oil them
satisfactorily.
Junei4 ALLISON, ANDERSON A. Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
JUST RECEIVED.
Notice Of Dissolution.

'INHE arm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON A 60. conn.
Il posed OF And. Allison, T. Anderson and W. n
N lAhahan, was by mutual consent dissolved on the
~ gay OF June, by the retiring OF Mr. M'IanAhan
from the urn And. Allison and 7. Anderson are
alone authorized On wind up the business OF the old
hrin Those indebted 10 the late firm are requested
u make payment without delay and those HAVING
claims against The same viii present them for paw.
meht ALLISON. ANDERSON * Co
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MINERVA CoLIEGE.-This educational in
stitution reopens on the LIST Monday IN next
month. 1t is located in healthy section OF
country, aud has attained high reputation
for the thorough training of its pupils.
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The Citizens, Bank.

We copy the following card of Messrs.
TURNER & WALKER from a Memphis Exchange
To THE PUBLIC.-I have abstained from
any publication in regard to the Citizens
Bank for the 'as"n that up To last Saturday,
the affairs and condition Of the bank were be-
ing examined by committee appointed
by a portion Of the citizens OF Men,
phis for that purpose. Since the report
Of that committee, Mr.. 5. 7. Walker and
myself have been constantly engaged eX-
anining the books Of the bank. with a view of
such settlement would make good to the
bank aud notrholders any deficiency of assets,
and IF adjusting the bonds which | had agreed
to pay Mr.. Walker upon the transfer of the
bank to me, agreeable to his contract.
The difference between Mr.. Walker and my
self was OF legal obligation and not involving
integrity.
Upon the terms and conditions Of con-
tract this day made between us, we have ell
deavored to provide for any deficiency which
may exist.
We have agreed to employ Mr.. o. Ii. Lyde,
to assist in the collection Of the assets OF the
bank, ard their appropriation to the payment
of the circulation and debts of the bank.
d. b. TURNER.
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uAX0R Atty.

aB- We authorized to announce Gen. Ii. +.
CheathaIn Is candidate for Mayor oil Tue .Ny
a, N,snvill,.. At the ensuing election. aug3-tc
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

The above card Of Capt. d. &. Turner, and
the report Of The committee appointed by
portion of the citizens. to examine the c0ud-
lion of the Citizens Bank, renders it proper
that | should say that since that report, Capt.
Turner and myself We end Iavored to settle
the matter OF diff. renee between us, and have
so far agreed that | have consented and obli-
gated myself (takug that Il port as II basis OF
srttlem rnt) to t; k charge OF all the assets
of said bank. and through an agent, agreed
upon FIR that purpose, TO collect he amounts
due the bank, and apply the proceeds i'll dis
charge of the notes aud debts Of said bank.
These assets including the profits OF the
bank since the transfer IN January last and
all amounts agreed 10 be- pa. d as bonus, or
"A consideration for the transfer of said bank
shall he applied in liquidation Of the notes
aud ind btcdnCsS of tue Jaak.
When these mcaus are re ivcd and so APP
piled. if there shall remain any deficiency, |
under take to apply my individual means and
property to make good such deficiency TO
note holders or cred tors of tile bank.
deem it scarcely ne Hoary to say that
any iutimatiOn that have bargaiutd, sold or
traasf rrcd any portion oil my property to
avoid any possible responsibility III THIS re-
gard is utterly tulse aud untrue.
SAM l. =. WALKER.
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~ wanted immediately. 10 900

AsA-4-s>a men To engage IN the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechan
les, farmers and teachers, wishing u travel, Will hDd
tins very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them To the country and make money at the same
time Agents now IN the business are clearing from
5000 81 800 per year For full particulars, and
list OF Books, address II. NJ. RUIISUN. Queen city,
Publishing House, III Mann street. Cincinnati, Ohio
. living East, ID. RULlSON Philadelphia, Pa
semi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

Gs- Tha Spanish Mission, says the Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Tribune,
has been offered Senator MALLORY, but he
declined it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
Criminal Court.

On Saturday morning last the jury in the
case OF Jas. T. Castillo, for obtaining money
und r false pretences, rendered verdict of
guilty, and assessed the period for him to
serve ia the penitentiary at four years.
The investigation of the case of the State
Us F. L. Huntyr charged with having in his
possession false keys and other implements,
indicating that they were intended to accom-
plish feloneous purposes, resulted in the con-
vction of the defendant. The jury assessed
the period for him to serve in the penitentiary
at three years
Below we copy letter written by Hunter,
which formed a part of the evidence in his
trial; it eyinccs no small degree OF GOODNESS
and feeling of triumphant success over his
.'slunbering" victim:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

Great Rargains at No. ~ Public
square.
We will Offer our enIire stock Of goods at
cost, for cash only, for few days to make
room for our Fall Stock. Now is the time for
everybody to get cheap goods. Call soon or
you viii miss the chance.
jy27. Ic. NICHOLSON 4 co. .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

THE Races over the Memphis Course wil commence
Il On It EsDAy, october lSth, is5s, and eOngiaue
FIVE DAYS.
F1R-r DAY, TVE<DAT, October 19-The UwAlxxs
ssAKE p three year oids 500 entrance; $50 for
let- Me heals, thrne more nn the STAKE, the
Cub % AID %. provided the b rnn 70 name
and eiose On The isl DAY q August, less security
all be Trquire iur Tie fsrfcit tle above stake
SANS DAI---JoeSey Cab rurss sou. Three mile
neaks- sa
sBCoSD DAY, wsnSnsDAF, October e6.-Jocksy
Ciab Purse s-ssss- Nlle he1ts, three IN ave-
SknE nAf---Ss ecIstake lor lso year ODDS, $500 en-
uancc, 49, forfcn lash ~ \ niilc N three ar more
an ths sl.kn-a0~ IAfes cntrics- security wiil be
ceQuirud lor ne iarlcig.
TssIhD nay. TasT sso~r, October 2i.--rhe s.HAErxs
s1AkE " Goa three ytar alas. Tao lasie heats, $50
sutrancs sioo fsrlst: three Oh tbs stake
ne Cub add $50, proy hdsa NE race rua; IA
4sd Gloss lst u August, ISIS Seearity
IA es Fesoirea Eor i1ss lesiei1
fOCkfd DAY, EunAs, oc.o5or -2--jockcs Cab
Purse STA. Two nile he.ls-
FlFTa nay. s1IUkpar, oc,Oesr sa--Jooksy css
Parss o. 60 -Four nlls hea.x-
~ A-walk Over" he above cozrss srfsies the
aasss ~ ths guli snlo1at q Jockey Cub parscs
rF Al saIraus, si.A iorfsits secured, rast Ae 6.
M I. souSprzEE. rsusru=o,.
1s3o-td Ge--E-a- Es-a
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Es- Mr.. WILLIAM GILL has been appointed our
route AGENT in this city and ID authorized 10 receive
and receipt for any moneys due this Office
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

ME arr rcceiNlhg IN >tore and encr for sale
w so bxs>tultxss I a a q Tobacco.
THIS fos=sco has a rrp1t4sioa uflsnrEAszna BY as
manufactured IN Virginia
"A A. o.
5000 Rio Hondo seg.rs-1irret importation;
S0cs Lrndres do GO ce-s
20 baskets s.Nam" Champagne,
fol quarter chests Super Yeang Hysrn Leas
caskE Narett Hrxney-inpoEted n Iso4
f1 qnarter CASKS D. 70 cd Forts
pTILoS 90
fy.1-<f NJ IS Calisse stFes,-
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A C. A. Il. Beech w. Lucy Adams and others
Benz r. Cnwau v. george ". Adams and other.
DUlsSi AMI 70 Dccrcc 81 tins Court at NAY Term,
l. lN5S, lu above cause. | viii sell at the CUur.
House door, in the city OF Nashville, GA SATURDAY
TIE -lsT DAY OF AUGUST, lsJs, a House aud Lot
McGayoCK's Addition 10 Nashville. The lot Is ing ON
the west side Of Madison street aud fronting thereon
any feet, aLd running back 81 feet 10 alley.
TEKM,-sIN and twelve months credit, with notes
dcmptlon. J. r. GLEAkE.S,
Jyls-td. {. X NJ CAaECcry GJult al Nashville.
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jyiO-tf.
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PLANTERS HOTEL. June 9Th,
IA LIi-uI-t n-rlurk. 4. u

DEAR FRIEND:-I am COMPEL, d from the
force of circumstances to hasten my dcpar-
ture for Louisville, aud the Planters Bank
is not easy Of access at the present time, am
forced to borrow u little from you TO pay my
travelling expenses. As you seem to be en-
loving natures sweet restorer, bs'imy Sleep
to it, fullest extent, thought L would not
awaken you or break IN upon the repose so
needed in your present condition. l was
sorry to find you had so much Exchange, and
hope that you will be more cautious Ill future
in regard to Free Banks. As to that ST.
last cpnsideri it good. Receive my best wishes
for your welfare and happiness.
Yours aHrc iionatcly,
F. L, HUNTER,
Of Kansas On horn).
My best regards to Nj. Bridges and tell
him to Charge 81 90 to Profit d Loss.
Ever thine in the day time,
+. l.. HUNTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09

HIN. p. WILLS Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why requires
a gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate a Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why so many excellent housed keepers not do
1 teb22-l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-09
NlSHVlLLE And CHlTTANUDGA RlILR0AD.
Eao- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -oEz
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON aud after SUNDAY, JULY IIth, 1855, the Pas
~ senger Train will follows;
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. N. and ESQ p. ~
Arriving al Chattanooga at 20 r. A. and 50 A NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at = A N. and o r. n.
Arriving at Nashville At so +. NJ aud $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville 10 the follow
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-16
Bayard Tayler % . Printer.

The editor Of the Plymouth (Ill.) Locomo-
tire, who was printer in the same Office
where BAYARD TAYLOR "served his Time"
tells some interesting "reminiscences Of the
great traveller: sd VIII #:t ,-
We had the honor to succeed him in our
term of s'Devilship" in the Village Record
Office, Westchester county, Pa. We well
remember the time, when he FIRST started out
upon his fret sttramp," with his small satch-
Ell containing change or two Of linen, and
with fifty cents in capital, he commenced
his carly history Of life. The apprentices
in those days had to carry papers through
the country on horseback, and our route was
past his fathers house. We do not know
Of single time, through rain or shine, that
old Mr.. Taylor did mot meet 10 at the end
Of the lane with happy smile, wishing Us
good day, and AS We would hand him the
weekly Record he would remark, ga fair
exchsnge was no robbery" filing one side
Of our le-bags with nice apples and
grapes. He was member Of the Society
of Friends; with his little farm and family
around him he was . happy man indeed. He
used to inquire anxiously Of Bayard, and
said che liked to ramble around too much,
he was not steady enough" Little he knew,
then, that his son Bayard, the printers APP
prentice, would be one day quoted q tie
greatest travelling historian that America
could boast of. 80 ~ gG
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-16
"Unhappy Ireland'' no Longer.

One of the Dublin papers thus raises q
shout Of grateful exultation over the present
condition of Ireland.
We can hardly be grateful enough for the
high position our own Ireland holds. Here
no banks have stopped payment-nay, by
wisely assisting trade, they are paying I'M
heard of dividends. No manufacturing es-
adjustments have failed, throwing out of
employment numerous hands. Tho storm
reached us and passed over, leaving us I'M
scathed. Possibly, as we are deprived Of
the profits resulting from gigantic factories,
so also are We free from their fluctuations.
Probably the terrible lesson which our coun-
try learned At SO fearful price in former
visitations wrought their effect, and we are
wiser and better men. Thanks be to God,
our harvests were great. What Trade we
have is steady; our people have abundant
work the necessaries of life are cheap. We
are informed that thousands of our peas
antry, who left our famine stricken land
some years ago, are threatening to return.
Let them come; they will be welcome. We
shall find work for all. Glad, only too
glad, shall we be, if, in the Western lind
they sought and now fly from, they have
learned industry and prudence. T.s..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-16

Great succeas 10 attending the experiment
OF transplanting the camel to this, con-
tinent. Lieut.. Beale, formerly of the Navy,
in dispatches to the Government, dated
Colorado river, California, October 18th,
1851" says: =. .s',
"Unsupportsd by the testimony Of every
man ofmy party, should be unwilling to
state all that have seen them do. Start
ing with q full determination that the ex-
pertinent should be no halfway one, have
subjected them to trials which no other an
imal could possibly have endured, and yet
have arrived here not only without the
loss of camel, but they ara admitted BY
those who saw them in Texas to be in rs
good condition to-day as when we left San
Antonio. In all our lateral explorations
they have carried water, sometimes for moro
than week, for the mules used by the men,
themselves never receiving bucketful to
one of them. .7..4 .'-t ..r-
"They have traversed patiently, with
heavy packs, on these explorations, coun-
tries covered with the sharpest volcanic
rocks, and yet their feet, to this hour, have
evinced no symptoms of tenderness or in
jury. With heavy packs they have crossed
mountains, assembled and descended pre-
cipitous places, where an unloaded mule
found it difficult to pass, even with the as
sistance of the rider, dismounted, and care
fully picking its way. ! think it would be
within bounds to soy that in these various
lateral explorations they have traversed
nearly double the distance passed over BY
our mules and wagons" '.rr .. .Iy.'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-16
Important Expedltisn-N Mexico and Pacific Rail-
~ u - - road. G..n n. -. / IL

The ship WildGre sailed from New York
onthe 18th, and the steamship Philadelphia,
from New Orleans, on the 18th, with men,
equipage,y arms and Instruments, for the
exploration and survey Of the ssMexico and
Pacific Railroads. to run from Vera Cruz
to the city of Mexico and then to the Pacific.
This route may prove one Of the most
valuable lines of transit across the American
continent, and will, If carried into successful
operation, tend to a speedy development and
large increase of commerce and trade with
the richest interior portion of Mexico. I'm
A charter for this road hos recently been
granted by the Comonfort government to the
Escandons, the wealthiest and most influen-
tial men in Mexico. Il 10 under this charter
the expedition has been organised. Messrs.
E~candon, Gen. Roblez, Minister at WASH
ington, and Mr.. Worrell have been in New
York, engaged in carrying forward the AZ
rangements. They have engaged Capt. Tall
colt, gentleman of the highest scientific
attainments and practical experience, to or.
ganize and carry out these plans. His prin-
cipal officers are all thoroughly educated
and experienced. There will be some sew
enty American Engineers engaged in the
service, besides several Mexican. A COM
plete and thorough set Of instruments has
been shipped. Also, full complement of
Colts pistols, Shsrpe's rifles, &c., together
with every convenience for encamping and
penetrating difficult passes. The whole ex-
petition expect to be encamped and at work
by the 5th Of January. : toIaE 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-16
Com. Pauiding.

Hiram Paulding comes honestly BY his
skill in arresting unlawful expeditions. His
father was that celebrated John Padding,
the Peekskill farmer, who was one of tic
three captors Of Major Andre. Hiram was
born in Westehester County, and early in
iifo entered the Navy, where be has rradu.
ally worked bis way up through the grades
OF Midshipman, Lieutenant, Commander and
Captain. lie has ever been one Of the most
efficient and valued officers in the service,
and Government short time since showed
ITS appreciation of the fact, by appointing
him to the command of the Home SQUADRON.
which he now holds. .8o9. - II
We observe by the Pro-Slavery papers
that the Commodore "exceeded his instruc.
tions' in so promptly capturing Walker
The same complaint was made by Arnold's
friends against John Paulding. Neverthe-
less, history and public opinion justified tho
one and will justify the other.-Aldany
JOW7N0Ss iEaT E.fa.EEE s-F..g- a,"E an '-ri.