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FRUIT CANS.

7 AM now manufacturing FRUIT CANS which possess
/ trength and great ease in sealing up
l Quart 81 so per dozen. Quarts 81 so per dozen.
Qaurts So 80 per dozen. Quarts 81 90 per dozen.
As shall keep large supply hand during the
son, persons ordering from distance may rely on
having their orders filled with dispatch.
}. W. WILSON,
june26-tf. Il College street, Nashville.
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MoNEY.-The regular monthly sale of the
Nashville Building Association fund will take
place this evening at the Merchants Exchange.
Persons wishing to bid for the funds should
be prompt in att .ndI
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To Ncryou. sufferers.

A retired Gentleman having been restored to health
ina few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
will send ee) 10 assist others, copy of the Preserip
ton and supply OF the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address ID
rect ths Rev. JoHS NJ. DAGsALL, ls6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, MY. aprl3-triw-s
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Gas BuI.s-FVE PER CENT DISCOUNT.-Un-
der the quarterly system about to be establish
ed five per cent can be saved 10y paying your
Gas bill at the Office of the Company during
the first three Gays after they are due
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GS- A correspondent of the Chattanooga
Gazette suggests the name of Hon. ARCHIBALD
WRIGHT, of Memphis, as suitable person to
fill the vancancy on the supreme bench oc
casioned by the death of Judge HARRIS.
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H5s- The late Santa Fe mail brings inteili-
cence that recent accounts from chihuahua
and Sonora Indicate fatteringiy their desire
for annexation TO the United States IN almost
any shape we may choose to take them.
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Ess5- The semi-annual report of the Plant
ers' Rank will be found in another column.
The Bank is in an excellent condition, having
more than dollar for dollar of specie funds to
redeem its circulation.
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READ.. MEAD!
4 CARD

4 CARD
From the Commissioners, and Certificates from
the Mayor and others Of the city Of Augusta.
AUGUSTA, RICHMOND COUNTY. GEORGIA:
TEis Is TO certify, That have superintendent the
drawings OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, sam. swan
Il Co., Managers at Augusta Ga, from the commerce
OF It's drawings and still continue TO superintend
the Each drawing Is solely and exclusively
under control, aud assure the public that
the managers of honor, Responsibility and fair
dealing, and everything connected with the entire
business is carried with the most scrupuIous and
exact integrity LEON p. DUGAS,
FREDERIC C. BARBER,
Augusta Ga, June 7, 1885. Commissioners.
Augusta, Ga, June 9TH, 1858.
From long personal acquaintance with Leon 7. Du-
gas aud Frederic c. Barber take great pleasure in
certifying that they OF the highest integrity
and probity, and in this community esteemed aad
regarded as highly honorable and worthy citizens.
b. CoNLEY,
Mayor of the City Of Augusta.
JAMES II. sMYrHE,
Postmaster of the City OF Augusta
JOHN p. KING,
je2a-3t Formerly L. 5 senator.
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TIE PLANTERS BANK.-This well conducted
b mixing Institution has declared dividend
of tn per cent. on the profits OF the past
twelve months. Its stock ought TO be worth
q nrl mium.
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StOn the Rascal.

CfTOL1EN from nv Stable Saturday night last
- DARK BAY HORSE, Is or 16 hands high, heavy
main and thin tail which incnes a little 10 side,
has hitch up in his pace will give 25 dollars for
the recovery of the horse so dollars for the horse
and thief JNO. :. PErWAY.
Nashville, June DIV
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DRUG STORE.
DR.. n q. WELLS No. N. HOOPER AZ Josn
WELLS, HOOPER & CO.,
wHotrsAIy AMI RErAry. DEALERS IN

Drugs. Medicines. Chemi-
calls, Psinfs, .varnishes. Oils,
Dye-stufis, brushes Of all
kinds, Perfunssry. Fancy ar
tiolss, Fine Wines and Lii
quors, Cor Medical Purpos-
ss,) Fine Cigars and robac-
co, Scotch and Haecsboy
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uPNP. wnIns' Hosse Journal adsertises circulars
nirnshea gratis explaining the way il requires
a gentleman Of ssaceemplished mechanical genius" 10
operate Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why SO many "ex1ellent hoase-keePers" can NOS do
:. teb22-u
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ar The splendid residence on the corner of Dead
rick and summer c for rent for the balance
OF the present year. Apply at GLeyER a Co.'s TX
rass oaiee, or to TaABuE L LucAs-
in4yl5-tf
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wanted immediately, II, 900

wznu<G wanted imme lately, 900
AEA-A-s2 men to engage IN the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invaids, mechan-
les, farmers and teachers, wishing 10 travel Will ind
this a very profitable and pleasant business enabling
them To see the country and make money the same
time Agents now the business clearing from
$500 81 800 per year. For full particulars, and
list of Books, address IL. NJ ROIISON, Queen City
Publishing House 14l Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
9 { living East, d. RULISoN, Philadelphia, Pa
Sent 2l-ly
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Hss- communication from Hon. NATHAN
GREEN in relation to the Lebanon Law School
Las been received, and will appear tomorrow
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mo- Ton SMILEY hangs out his law sign in
the PATRIOT to-day Fame and Fortune at
tend him.
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Soda EOunt.

Wells, HooFER Co. inform the lovers Of Soda Wa
that they have received aud have operation
OF the Nichols celebrated Soda Founts entirely
patent and the most complete one OF the kind eS
Their assortment Of syrups is inferior to
II the city aprl2
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ns- The Murfreesboro Ne,cs says the pre-
sent population of Murfreesboro is 2,65z-
$50 whites and ,lO2 blacks.
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GODFREy,s
Extract Of Elder Flowers,
For Sefteaiag tAs Sks and i1aProtng tle C6mperoa
EUGENE DUPUY, 100 BRoAnwAr, " Y. =
Sole Agenf fs,r sfe frritsA S,ssae

For Seftaiag tAs Skis and iaprorsng the C5npterioa
EUGENE DUPuY, 100 BRoAnwaY, " Y
Sole Agent Cor the United States
The object Of this Circular i 10 give publicity the
most valuable and efxient Remedy that has ct been
Introduced the praesse u Medicine for the purpose
OF removing every unslghtly appearance from the
Skin, and preserving q - the latest period u
nearly all the nrmnuss and freshness Of youth. tx
teusiVe experience aud minute observations have
IL viii speedily remove any unzzhiiy Appearance
such Tan, Sua- Burns, freekiex. Axe and quickl liz
cure all ssnapics, Humors and Eraptons which NAV
dsngure Tie countenances and w,ll aso mp4rt the
skin the mos, delightful ssftness and dehcAis clear
ness; IN short, 70 preserve pieasing complexloH
through Hfe, nothing Is required has he MS q
GoDFREYss EXTRACT OF EaER FLOWERS,
The sweetest and really ne aszs perfect
BEA UFIPIER IN NATURE.
This admirable preparation Of Eaasr Fio~ers + very
fragrant perfume. Elder Fiesefz hax e from lie
earliest agss been esieemed = niia aud harmless
yet most perfect bcauilner q the skla. Tan Saa-
barns, free<lss. ke1bessi &c, VII speedily and
completely feznSye.
cnIpRKS Lii h sngulariy benanSl4i ana perfectly
iDoxions even - the youngest infant
sRikv3sq.t Is vAlnabie begged eay tang, znnllsi-
iatng every plmple. aud al regkness rezdernz tie
skin sit and nr preparing t % cssnpss<rty for The
ra1or.
FANNY Louox.-codfsey' : Extrass sf f1a~r Flowers
via b fsand neyond all prAis Ad nses enly trial
: Aerxrs: -
csEr, HowAKn sASGER, Sc0 York
scaIsrx1iIs Bzos Co. .
J. W Soscaaas a Co, b ton and Sss Yera
y. G. NEls 90 New YORK.
And al other Wholesale and Retail n<aszlzx-
jaasl5-ra2A-&n =
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Misfellaueous.

Plain Bosom Shirts.
Wove Bosom Shirts
Emb'd Bosoaa Shirts.
White Isle Drawers.
White Linen Drawers.
White Jean Drawers
White Isle Undershrts-
White Cotton Undershirts.
White Muslin Undershirls-
White, Brown and Fancy Half Hose.
White, Brown and Fancy Half Hose
White, Brown and Fancy Half Hose
Assorted Fancy Silk Ties.
Assorted Fancy Lace Ties.
Assorted De JUnve Ties.
Fine Silk Suspenders-
Fine Embroidered Suspenders.
Suspenders TO without Vests
White Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons.
COlored Stone and Pearl Vest Buttons.
Coored Agate and Shell Vest Buttons.
White and celored Nv cry Fans.
Fancy ana black Sp nish Fans.
Assorted and Sandal wood Fans.
Just received to-day at
J. II. MCGIIL'S
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
je26-u Corner College St and Public Square.
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Hon. RICHARD WAYNE. Mayor of Savannah,
Ga, died on the 9th ut.
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QUICK & MEAD,
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL FLOUR L FEED STORE
Al The old ''Tznessee Flour DeEs<.'
No. IL South College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
A GEMS for Gosdisltsviie Mills, rrnnesses.
n 20 Se~lork a.
Empire Kentucky
Flour, Feed, etc, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
Extra Family Flour, wholesale, 81 IS Retail 81 SO
saPerane 81 - 90 as
Fine SO rs
Middlings :. :. i 90 las
Shorts - 10
Coarse Bran SOC. Fine and Mixed 47Ssc.; Meal eoc
When selling by the quantity, liberal discount viii
be allowed 70 sun purchasers
All articles Delivered % any part Of The city free Of
charge.
The hishes, market price pad for all kinda d
country produce
superior article Of Extra Huiled PennsylyanA
Buck~ke@t Flour, ON hand and for sale low At
lsn2i-a QUICK AID MEAD
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Nails.

= O0O KEGS Shoenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO 100 kegs hour barrel nails
100 - finishing "
loo a. fencing
SO -" 4, s, and inch spikes;l In store
and for sale by W. IL. GORDON a 90.
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Collins < Co.
(Hartford), s13014
H Collins and
other make 9O14
BAGGING.
Kentucky, -M20
India, -@20
Tennessee, wide, -@25
BEESWAX.
Yellow, e tb, -@22
CANDLES.
Tallow, Md, q fb -@12
Hard-pressed,
Summer, "a Is
Star, 1Sm20
Sperm, 40(O42
CASTINGS.
Common Cast
ings, e Is 41z0 5
Mill CrankS d
Gudgeons, IA 5
Wagons Boxes,
| . fb 41l0
CHEESE
Western REEVE,
p tb 1o61Oh
En'ish Dry, q fb -i0l5
COAL
Cum'd, q bush 5000
Sewanee, "
| COFFEE.
Java, q fb 1eM1s
Laguyra, -@l4
Rio, =" 1s1z013
COPPER.
Sheet, q tb @4o
| CURDAGE.
Cotton, 2S026
Hemp, -EOl2A
Jute, -kOl4
Manila, q fb 1920
Bale Rope, Soil
COTTON.
Ala. & Ten. q ID 5000
COTTON YARNS.
700, F:aoz- "a 9
600, =" -@l0
500, +" -Oll
400, " -Ol2
4-4sheet'g, Ryd IA 81
Osnaburg " l23a0l4
Tent Cloth, 3 yds
wide, q yd -t0i0
Tent Cloth, %
wide, = yd 1lt!0121
Tarpaulin Goth, GA 5
Twilled Bag'g, 121zMl4
Mariners STRIPS l4GD16
Denims, 15(025
Heavy Wooden
Jeans, 40045
Plaids or Linseys,. 3ofO35
Seamless bags,
r dOZ, ) al 5
Patent machine,
scwed, q doz ) al 0
DRUGS Y DYE STUFFS.
A aI,,ss S.tb E s@5 3
Assafetida, " -iO40
BoraX Crude " 25(D30
- refined, " $4,000
Birthstone, roll, 5G0 q
Camphor, re
fined, e fb 5OM-
Cantharides " 81 1al0S2
Castor Oil, per
gallon, 81 S0I0S2
Cream Tartar, 4OGO42
Fps. Salts, q fb 5G0 6
Flour sulphur, la =
Gum Arabic, 35E0SO
" Copal, 5OM60
Ipecac, q fb 50 25@2 5
Jalap, 4" Sl14f0Sl
Logwood, grind IA 5
Nader, q tb l6Gl7
Magnesia, - 4O(Gl T.
Nutgalls, 50fO15
Oil Pepperm'ts 81 12i05
Opium, a ID SUG06
Quicksilver, e" 5 s0Ml A:
Quinine, " 81 1903
Sal Soda, " 5iD o
Saltpeter, " 121sOI4
Saleratus, 4" IA Z.
SIENNA, " S5hG5O
Sugar Lead, - 1850
Verdigris, Z" -(050
FEATHERS.
Live Geese, d Id 30(033
FISH.
Mackerel, No.
3, T. barrel, SEQ
FLOUR.
Extra, 81 00M4
Superfine, SO 25G03 =;
Fine, 81 5Of03 1
FRUIT.
Raisins, q bx 81 1903
Almonds, soft
shell, Z Id 2O025
Apples, dried,
r bushel. 81 25l0l /;
Peaches, dried,
T. bushel, none.
Peeled Peaches,
q bushel, none.
GINSENG.
Ginseng, q ID 4Oi9i5
GLASS.
Window
sxIO, q bx, 81 Oof94 {
1OXl2, " 81 25G5
l0xI4, +" So 50(96
GRAIN.
Wheat, q bush 65R75
Rye, 81 4OlG 80
Corn, q 1850
Oats, Clean, 1850
GUNNY BAGS.
21s bush. each, l20l4
GUNPOWDER.
Rifle, a keg, 5 al
Blasting, " 5 05 I
HONEY.
Strained q ID s6l2.
Comb, lOiDl2i
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Spiral notifes.
Rock CITY Mills.
LE. RAUmAN a Co.. ProprIet,
RETAIL PRICE oFFLoUR.

r E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills Of Line anc
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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A Pleasing appearance IA 04e first Letter # Recon-
Rsendatioa.
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME and comfortable family residence Id
"A Edgeneid near the bridge, with CarrAge-house
aud stable attached for the balance Of the year.
session given Immediately. Apply 70
LYONS & CO.,
marl9-u IL Public square
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Stomach or Liver,

Such as Indigestion Acidity Of the stomach ChOlic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dependency,
Costiveness Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner-
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, il has. in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected "A decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland professor, Boerhave. Because OF
is great success in most Of the European States, IL
Introduction into the United States intended NOR
especially for those Of atherland scattered her
and there over the face of tins mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, | now ole
70 the American public, knowing that its truly won
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
Ii Is particularly recommended those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by tn
continuous OF ardent spirits other forms of dIs
sipaton Generally instantaneous IN effect, IL finds III
way directly TO the seat of life thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit, an
in fact, nfusng new health and vgor in The system.
N0TlCE-whoever expects To find this a bevera
will be disappointed; but To the sick, the weak
low spirited will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed Of singular remedial properties
eau TION.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma ha
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded 10 bu
anything else until you have given Boerhaye's Ho
how infinitely superior Il all these limitations.
azs- Sold al 81 per bottle or six bottles for IS,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., 81 Co.,
Manufacturing Pharnsacentisis and Chemists,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas.
Ss- Sold in Nashville by
EwIN, PENpLEroN CO, Wholesale Ag Il
W. w. BERRY 4 DEMovIILE,
Dr. A. ~ ROSCOE,
DE9ovIII.E 4 BElI.,
G. W. HESDERslfuTT,
DR.. T. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER CO.,
BEECH 4 HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughout the State
ap2s-dSwly
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
ICorrected Weakly

HIDES.
Green, q tb 20 $
Dry Sailed, s'th'n -(0l5
Mexican Flint, Is
HEMP.
Manila, p tb none.
American dew
rotted, 2 fb ia
American WA
ter-rotted. "a
TENNESSEE IRON.
Bar, COM p tb "a So
Band, 4" la ~
Hoop, [" S1aE0 90
Sheet, " SD 81
BEST boil'rron, IA ~
Pig, r ton, s3OO35
Pittsburg bar, "a 81
INDIGO.
Caracas, q ID 81 l5l0l 20
LEAD.
Pig, 2 ID I'd "a
Bar, . Ia 5
LIZ ER.
Sole, (CgeL
oakland, lib 2s93o
!. lSklrtlnE, 4" -I036
HemlOck, - -E12S
harness, 4" 25E03O
: M0LASSES.
New Orleans, q
gallon, (in bbls) 34036
a gal. { 4 -bbls) 3s@45
Sugar House, " 40(050
Gold'n Syr'p, 4" 6OE1S0
NAILS.
lGd, 2 keg, So 50l03 rs
OILS.
Lard, q gallon, 5 al 90
I Llnseed, 4" S0O 80
Sperm, ~ 5 az Is
Tanners, " 75l01 90
PAINTS.
White Lead, III
oil, q key, 81 3002 40
lChrome Green.
q pound, 35645
Span'h Br'n, ." 4(0 5
White zinc, &" l2aiGI6
Brown 90 80 O
4 stone Color, - -mIO
PROVISIONS.
Hams, q ID Z IA *
shoulders, +" 6 IA
: Sides, - S5<i9 s1a
Hog round,
new, e tb IA
Beef, /" GA I
Pork, 4" IN AZ
Butter, A." l21zO
Lard, e" 914O ga
Meal, q bush. 4Um45
Eggs, T. doZ. al
o RICE.
Carolina, e ID 51z0 6
70 SALT.
tSafrel, z bush. oUkD
Sack-iine, q bag 81 90
coarse, - 81 IS
SEEDS.
Glover, So O006 SO
Miliett, ) al 90
Timothy, So 50(04 90
Flax Seed, 70[0 IS
Herds Grass, 81 25(01 SO
Blue Grass
clean, 5 az 05
stripped, 81 15Dl 20
"a Orchard, 81 75(02 90
Hungarian G. Seed, 3 so
4 SHOT.
Buck, p bag, 5 az so
Patent, :" ) az 90
10 SOAP.
= Gin. BIN, q tb IA s
THrp'tine bar, =" 41105H
CASTLE x Wind'r, 23G025
20 STEEL,
American bis
.olr,,te ter, y ID 6h9io
% Cast, Z" -02O
Do Shear, /" 5000
German, =" l2hE0l5
SUGARS.
a \. Orleans, q ID 71SO s5S
Havana, white lN0Il
do brown - ID
Loaf, " l21a0l3
Crushed, f" I21sOl31<
Powdered, -" l21s0I35a
SPICES.
Spice, e ID -(O13
Ginger Race, - Si9 9
80 Pepper, d" -tOl3
80 SPIRITS.
DO Brandy
French, q gal 81 5O05
Amer. 40075
ANAAA&-
Jamaica, =" 81 25G9I so
Amer, g 76Gl rs
80 Gin
Holland, 4" 81 306I SO
Amer, =" 40G075
Whisksy, - LOCO
TALLOW.
Rendered, q 10 SOLO
TEAS.
Imperial, q ID 5 5061 90
GunpOwder, " ) 5OE075
30 Y'ng Hyson, A." 4O660
Black, 5 al
TWINE. 90
Baling, 2 fb 2563O
VINEGAR.
Cider, a gallon, -G10
/" q bari, 81 50G5 90
WINES.
Madeira, 2 g.,Sl 5O62 90
Sherry, " 81 00fd4 GO
Malaga, {" ) 406I Is
10 Port, " 81 00GG4 90
10 Ch'mpa'e, r dz sl2025 90
WOOL.
= Common, q ib 2o625
x Fine washed, 25f030
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100 WHOLE boxes werk & Co.'S star Candles;
iOO 200 half boxes Werk Co.'S :" q"
200 quarter boxes "a +"
200 boxes Madison Starch;
I 900 - Prescott a Co.'S No ! and ertra Soar
u store and for sale by W. IL. GORDON a 90.
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11S HHDs. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Lou
ITO islana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
LIS Loaf sugar;
SO Clarified sugar;
SO boxes whits Havana Sugar; In store and for
sale by W. H. GORDON x co.
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Potatoes, &c. &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having OF the above
for sale Will do well call when they the
city. June 26-u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

Mr. Buchanan has at various times expressed his
desire to have Cuba annexed TO the United States
and We must do him the JUST sc to say that he has
been .olersb'y consistent in his views upon this
subject. There are striking points of resemblance
between the Osteud Manifesto Of lSji the decla-
ia,ious made to the Committee of the Cincinnati
Convention in la56-as reported by Senator Brown
of Mississppi-and the Message of 1853. There
are perhaps striking points Of disagreement but
II csc are to be attributed TO change of position on
the part Of Mr. Buchanan, rather than to change
of purpose. For instance, in 1854 Mr. Buchanan wS
ready to recommend that the sum Of Sl2o,oOO,oU
should be paid to Spain for the coveted island.
He was then simply an Emba'sador to England,
and If his advice hsd been taken, it would have been
President Pierce ard Secretary Marcy who would
have been beld responsible by tas American peo-
pie. and no: James Buchanan, Pierre Souie and
John Y. Mason.
In 1858. Mr.. Buchanan does not FIX any prize for
the .lspt be leaves that and all other details, and
in fact the whole question, ito Congress- and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
There was time when Tammany Hall had n

There was time when Tammany Hall had no
inconsidera5le influence upon the politics Of the
City, of the State and the Nstion-when there was
not only good. honest barrel there. but good
honest beer in the barrel and when the Bucktails,
if they did sEig al the day long, did not muddle
themselves into Political ruin and the contempt Of
mankind. Az the Sschems involved themselves in
the dreadful intricacies Of political trading they
necessarily sunk. and they have sunk to the eyes
in the SerbiI ian bog Of which political traders
should always be apprehensive. Some politicians,
VT suppose, are patriotic. Bu. the politicians Of
Tsmmapy never made more than very feeble pre-
t.nse Of virtue They have wanted material ad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

what amount. AID whether IN sufficient quantity to
p,y for its collection. ia question stil! to be
settled The bisges. stories ye; told are Of picers
which produced from five to twenty dollars day
70 tie hand. Even supp0slng these stories % be
true 10 the letter-and to reduce them three
quarters for travellers E:enss and gold.seskers
scales. would not be st all unreasonaole-al ~e
can conclude il. that some one man, on soma one
asv did actually make twenty dorars-whlle It
uoud NOT be safe TO conclude that the general
average exceeded the smallest 'um named When
4 miner writes bone that he left placer wnere ne
was making from FIVE 70 twenty dollars dag IN
search Of richer deposit; il is fair enough to con-
clude that the twenty dollars day WAS only
lucky ceptlon TO the general rule, Tor had
il been otherwise he would probably have been
content to stay where he was.
It appears that the miners already IN occupation
have begun 70 lay out towns, and, not hniOog
themselves TO tie golden prospects before iheW'
have taken 10 speculating in town lots. vi course
if il their interest TO get many purchasers, not
10 say dupes, on the ground AZ possible. Inc
more immigrants the next Spring the better chance
Of selling their LOTS and hence, we may exPec'
III, IN 10 resort to all the arts Of pufery and decep
tiou for which land spectators, not less than morse
Jockeys. are notorious. Everybody who starts tor
the Kansas gold region ought fully TO understand
that be goes, at the best, on mere probability.
1t is exactly like buying ticket in lottery; he
NAV draw prize, but even if he does he Will be
lucky fellow if his prize exceeds the cost of his
ticket. Such was the case even with the multi
tudes who went to California, where there actu-
ally was gold for those who had the strength to dig
for IT, and the good fortune TO find it. In going to
Kansas on the same errand, one tskes this addi-
tionsl ri.k. that it is still unsettled question
whether there is gold enough there to pay for
washing it,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

In SENATE yesterday a resolution was adopted
calling for information rs to the l,nding o. slaves
by the Wsnderer. An attempt to take up the
Clay ton iuluer treaty was voted doan, % to %.
Mr.. Bell spoke in favor of a Pacific Railroad. The
calendar was taken up and relieved of l25 adverse
reports and 80 bile, left over from the last sesson.
Adjourned to Mondsy.
The House had Il message from the President
covering inforI aton 10 recent events in Central
America, which was sent unread to the Foreign
Affairs Committee. The resolution requiring a
new election in the Hid Congressional District OF
Maryand was discussed ard tabled, LOG TO 81. Ia
Committee the 1912 AID subsequent Pensions bill
was discussed, but nothing was done with IT,