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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-29

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. IA, COLLEGE STREET.
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Strict A.. L. KIHa, Whs l. 81
STREET, KING d Co.,
A TTORN EXs AT Law

GENERAL AGENTS.,
OvTAETA CITY. NEIBER ASKA TERRITORY
WILL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
wv Nebraska buy sell Land Warrants enter land on time
rive special attention making selections Of lands IN Neors
Tor those wishing good and desirable locations, invest Tor distant
dealers on reasonable TERMS pay furnish abstracts oil ehtes
and titles on short notice. and sell lands town lots and all
kinds Of real estate, and doa General Agency business
REFERENCES.
VS. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse. Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
c. fIihlard, Supt N, y, Central Railroad, AbanytN u
Gen Leslie Coomhs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon, Francis b. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. 90 50
DR.. j. 5. Young, do 40
. Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hon Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis no.
McGaric, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. II. Sewer 4 Cob snkers, tuscaloosa, Iowa
BALDWIN,, Dodge Co.. Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
". A. Johnson & Coz New Orleans, Louisiana. liu2-h
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GILBERT, HAGEN 81 CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. 81, EATCHEZ STREET.
e w o Il Il IL A
hstG-end1r
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WETE have Just received Philadelphia, three barrels Of
W H.. & II. Catherwools old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx
Three do Xxx;
Two do Xxx;
One do x
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whistles are pure,
and are worth four dollars gallon. For sale in
snr 0pantitv H0LLISTER & CARTER,
snr93 q, Union street.
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A.. c. CARTER. p. a'EkV. ". C. wmsToEB
OAR TER, msK Az a CO.,
WHOLESALE GEOCEBs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
WAKDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers i'm Elne RsFsamaIes, Wines,
and Domestic Liquors,
10. 3 PCBLIC SQCdRE, NASHVILLE ivy
FINE TOBACCO.
VNTE have been appointed Sole Agents q NaTlc fer ne
sale Of james Thomas Jr Of Bchu0ld Va Ceebrated
Manufactured Tolacc0-
Just received 20 boxes Of the following brands, Wis
JEWEL OF OPHIE. RUBY TWIST. CITEOA, NECTAR
LEAF. BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE,
Which we viii sell at Manufacturer prccs for CASH.
feb6 CARTER, M'KAT & co.
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ASSETS JANUARY 1855.

ENCORPORALED IsI9--Charter perpetual. Cash
Capital OO0OOO. Absolute unimpared, with surplus
SJ067 g. and the prestige Of 3 years and experience
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A. a.. - A. -. BEECH,
ARE NOW OPENING Az THEIR NEW STORE,
NO. %, College 81.
A VERY LARGE AND ENIZRELT NV ST0CK OF
SPRING AND SLlnlAER 6OODSs
(WHICH have been purchased under very favorable
eumstances-t M ~ sold NJ low figures. BE give
~ CAL before buying elsewhere eeCut assortmentaf
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
ZINE side stripe Grenadines, Pa side stripes Flunce
plain Berages, beautiful styles; due French o. candle Musins
ELEGANT hou1eed side stripe gaes- buli sral fg
French Muns; handsome figured lrantsi nee stripe
and silks and pucals, in great variety Jacf and SWISS
Collars and uuereeves separate and In se hnt Lace
Jaeone swiss El0uBcng Cashmere s ais ani Scars i8-
Spring. handsome styles summer Apu large stock % tha
best make English Hosiery, silk and Cotton.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We viii keep constantly large % Carets Scotch
Carpets every grade Of the best Velvet Tapestry
very styles; an kinds Of Rugs and Mats, Curtain Hamask,
Gmus, Loops, Cords and Tes fine Lace and Muslin Embra
dere Curtains Cornicss auis Pins, Table Lnens
Napkins Towels and Nes Quilts, also Floor on Clos.
We have good assortment 90 Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREss
Fine French Linens gsnteen5 wear French Asrsses
Vestngs Linen Ducks, satin YeaEs Fancy SIX Yesngs,
check Linens Chireu Wear. also viii keep Olsur-s
yards wide, making wagon ets cloths, awnings,
We viii pay fair price for all good barter in s Hsy Socks,
Linseys and Jeans.
marI4 A.. c.. & A. B. BEECH.
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NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices
enabled suit both pockets appees Of our
charge for than they This
needed in city, and hope by strict attention
public patronage. We feel certain success
and the immortal FIJI in the kitchen, will
public dinners at the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACC VINES ARD LIQUORS
Call and examine the Metropolitan.
oct6 JGY MOORE
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CITY Plumbing ESTABLISHMENT.

City Plumbing Establishment.
II A. COOPER, Agent, No. !, Corner Of Market and
Spring Streets. The highest premiums awarded
the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair last fall again the
Davidson County Fair this Spring am prepared fit up pub
lac ana private houses WIN an e modern nroH erents such
used in the Eastern Cities and to some extent in
city, where real comfort and desired no
residence be considered complete without them. will take
pleasure in referring those wanting work Done to the owners OF
have fitted with Hot and Cold Water every
desirable room, also, Baths Showers and Water Closets
Having been appointed Sole Agent for the sale Of BOunts
Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself pr0-
them for durability and utility, superior
range manufactured for like purposes and invite the public
continue to manufacture Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
in all its varieties and will sell cheap for CASH, Warrantng
BPartcuar attention paid to all kinds Of Jobbing and
Hgdrans repaired at short notice msyl3 6m
PLOWSl PLOWS! PLOWS!
NS[=-7 $50 Cast Mould Boards,
I'm $50 Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
Essezs=ss1eA $50 Steel Mould Boards,
TERRAss BROTHERS
msr2J 30 Broad street
H. H. HAYNES. r.. ).
H. H. HAYNES & CO.,
GENTS for the purchase and sale Of Negroes at Porters old
"A stand, No S3 Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
NOTICE TO TANNERS.
WE have constantly hand and sale GKEEN sALTED
aprl-6m. J. DOYLE & co.
koBERT SMITH FREEM An
FIRE EMAN BROTHER
WHOLESALE RETAIL
GrOcers g. Commission Merchants.
zeal in Flour. Bocen Lard, Produce generally For
eign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigors, No.
North College street, Nashville Tennessee, the Old Stand
EEin Brothers Agents Tor Hartsvfe FIGURING Mills
ERON--2OO TONS.--We have large and well assorted
stock amongst which extra sizes Of large
square We particularly invite the attention Of buyers
TERRAss BROTHERS.
% and IS Broad St.
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h Ok ANEs
Produce and COmmisSt0u Merchant
AED DEALA u pnEEIaN BoHIus
LILO U o n
NO. a. MARKET STREET,
June 22-R NASHVILLE ZEHE
WANTED,
NOR CAsH-R0,OOO pounds Of Wool,
d" 20.0oe Ginseng,
$1,000 FsstheTs;
g 10000 bushels Wheat
% $1,000 - Rye;
3" 10000 . Barley; b.
lunes R. OKAdE.
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES
T have inst received three hundred boxes the fnet
NJ FRENCH Fancy Candies Cream Candy Chrystazed Fruits,
&C. from Y Maad, New York. that possibly be pro-
duUed suited for Parties, &c- viz:
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits; R0solins;
Cbrvstalized Ginger Vanille Gum Drops;
Ielv Fruits with leaves; Acidulated Fruits
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops;
Nsuvat Candy: Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops. Cream Fruits;
sherry CoHIers, MaTaschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry;
do Frtters;
Resides many other kinds Come and yourselves before
Won buy HOLLISTER & CARTER,
spr23 % Union street.
--r-rrn rrrIrrrrr LILLE unnms
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STOLEN, the night Of the 5th Of May 1853, %
- from my farm, Eve miles north east Of Murees- YIN
n0rO' chestnut sOrTel Maze, four years old, fifteen tPF
hands high. left both hind feet white 9Z
nin orer, consequence Of small sore on the md Of
theiaC, she way rider attempts to mount Sup
posed = be stoln dark skin heavy set carrying short
rifle Ten dollars offered for any information which will lead
recovery Of the mare TWENTY-FIVE dollars for the apprvhen
sion Of the thief H. a. CLAYTUN.
Murfrsesioro, May 90 1853. lje29-w2t
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NANHNILLE LUlTREH YAKn.

DHYSICEANS'P PRESCRIPTIONS carefully COM
pounde at all hours Of day and night We give our per-
nal aLlentln % dis NJ on
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FTSWER. WHEFLFS q co..,

tsUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE q COL
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market serets
ve Tennessee will particular attention 70 all business
entrusted them. 1ulyo-u.
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Observation-Disclosures

TFVHE Proprietors beg inform the citizens Of Nashville
the public generally, that they have at considerable expe
fttel up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
Notice..

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, ARE RE-
"a ope-trd ,o call AZ the Banking House Of Geo
4 Emery Go Bird street, Oroylc, and make i'm
,n,.liote settlement Those who have settled with
me by dnc bill viii dnd them Gi The same place.
Oi1yii.e Jul; 22d, ls5e. JOHN : ALBKO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
rAEE * WHIT

O. The Tustnm, Iihimcnt Cures
RhoUnotism;
The Nl.tluc Liniuout curcs stiGipinta
Thr Mustang Ltiucrt ares Burns aud wounds;
The tlhstaug ldnincnt cu-es Sores rnd llo,r-;
The Mustang Liuiment curce Caked Breasts and
re NiIp,cr,
The Mustang l.iuimcnt cures Neuralgia;
The 'lls'.nr i1inent cgres Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Linmcnt is worth
l,ooo,ooo rolLAKS PER ANNT'M
To the United Stnr-, the presoryer and restorcr
of fvaluablr horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprnns
Calls Wounds, SuG Joints. sc.
lyou answer this question? Did vou ever
hcaruf any ordinary Sore, Swo Hing. Sprain or StG
ness either on man or boust, which the Mustang
liuiucnt would not cure? pidlou ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the word-in
Europe Asia Or Americn--%hp dil not say cit was
the greatest discovery cf the are?" Sold every
Every family stonlt have it, three sizes. BARNES
\ PARK, Proprctors, New York.
TApE WHITE
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
,AlLY BUTTE RECORD.
Iater from the North.

=. steamer Santa Cruz arrived at San
.,;,co on the lst, with dates from Veto.
= ,he 9th, We clip from the Union:
4, -, is much excitement in relation to
Isdians. A renort came dlwn the river
Srty.two whites had been massqcred.
/ ,hsir bodies seen h)ating down the riv.
m. Indians have driven every whi,e
dovn from the forks to below the Big
;, Several bodies Of white mn were
"a and among them two heallcss trunk.
;.s in the river. 1t is said party Of
y. who had gone up como time previous
LA battle with the Indians, killed ei.It
Is,m. and burned their rtuchcria. All
n tbings aroused the miners to proper
|. Of their danger, anl they Mt once for
| ,hree companies to 60 and fight the In
|, II. r. Snyder, from san Francisco.
[,ommand of one company, anl went az.
ISs .avages straight, but, instead, found
Al skins after him. They rose steadily
hush and ravnc, from signal from
Chief The result was treaty Of
with that tribe Mt Fort Hope.
Indignation meeting was held en- nc
tf the people receiving no protection
mying license, and protesting letter
"a Governor d ouglas. The Governor
E,rei that he Hi not believe the story
4, massacre, and TINT the miners hll
rittel treason hy nrmioE them-elye,
M the Indians without authority.
|, massacre proved to DO q fable, except
,as the few unknown and head!2ss Jo-
|onstitutc sGch.
General Indian war is inevitable
Isrccly any thing IS sail about mining
number on the river is estimated at
IA The w'itar had risen two feet and
down five inches, and n tie - il Was
.imvery hard,
FSe Indian excitement was followed by
discoveries some fifteen nj cs from Vic
which proved to be humbug, and
cotten up ty baud specu ators.
ID dust in the mines is only worth ( -,
Company viii only recli9c il in trade al
price,
q Brown, JJhn Liudcrman, J, Wii-oa,
woman, were drownlel hy the upset
4 q a canoe in passing through canon.
S,u LscrOix is the name of Frcnchmon
N was shot dead some time since by lnli.
DeLacy declares that tie Whatcom
il Is finished, and the best route on the
sde range Of mountains Pacl; animals
20 through to Thompson river in from
1bfftcen days, including all delay, from
ug purposes, etc 1t can be Travelled
n months in the year, from June -
suber, aud has three fcrrisges. Miners
iresS arrive in canoee in distress ut
aom, aud 60 to work farming. At
aria the whites. are very indignant at
compelled to mix with negroes at
Ed.'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04

rcGLERs SFIzrp.--The Mex can schoon-
Nid Raglan, with foreign goods on board
he American schooner G. s. kiddcr
70 bad cleared for Port Townsend, but
Huising about the different harbors o
Aortheln waters, had been seized tt
A. l.. Hyde, Of the revenue cutter Jd
,.helther Of tie captured vessels having
laed with the Custom House regulations
hyde says that tie Northern Ligh
@ort both these vessels t. Port Town
where they will probably be SUBJECTED
'"'y hnes'--BhLLetia.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04

|cARAGUA.-ln n late communication Of
|nl Cass to the President Of NitawIUt,
he refusal Of the latter t. siQn the 'tus,
|sari Tety,' the fol'.i e very il.n
|Uage wno used ty tn. y Anc..a.u S,cs1-
Of Stat
bu have irsu'tcl this government s.
Fhcliiug the treaty, after lodging
fsf to Gen. Lamar. that y.u sent 1t ny
1Ncial messenger. Ioa Afterwards as.
ftdas rcas.n flr I.t h1yiol sent .t,
fyOu had written M autograph letter t.
fHdent Buchanan, asking hiW TO submit
pal modificati ns, which letter You ncV
'rote, We dcmatd Il, as the ca y rcpnrH-
lyon can make, there'ura Of To" treaty
illhed By the Assembly.
ihtr receiving the above lctor, o"
abg that an AmcI lean nnyal force he'd
ordered to take position on each side
@e l'thmus, President Martinez GOA
fdaded that it would he lru lent 20 re-
The treaty, fully sigueI and with but
fahendments, which N.csraEua would
ae from, provided the United States re-
I'D her to do so.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
pirate Flight 1T PIHccIville---i irIi-
of Em igrnntS.
PLAcrRvlL; +, Sept, 81

pLACERvIL' Z, Sept, 81 p. NJ
fi morning at about two O'Clock. at
E.saloOn, 4 Reeves was stabbed in the
ya man nqmad Michael Tngg. They
|relsd about political matters, Reeve,
iAc Tagg in the mouth, and then threw
fnbler, striking his antagonist cn the
Tagg then drew knife, and struck
|s in the left side cactrltiar 10 tie
The wonn il very illus. Eeey >
kEedgeS himself the aggre.sn", ana .iid
|rth Tagg to be arrested. Tegg gave
|ti NJ and is now awaiting an eNAml
b.
Rwerland mail has MT yet nr iyel,
Nmpany Of migrants arrive TINS
|g from the States. They Lat ~
keand found ass plenty.
Itirst pole of the p.ac'ryii'e md Sn't
telegraph viii be pat Up tins after
|S-Reeycs, the wound / ma, Is easy.
physicians say that Ac vii Ir.tab y re
E-Bec ICi
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04

"a young Shaker and Shskeress left
asSayana settlement recently, rushed
my get carriage, gos a minister ana
carried. The young laly alpeore
Tday in c1ino,iue skirt eight feet
aa while the young gentleman mount ,,
1 Pair Of Of patent leather boots, ordeied
oO1 Of cigars, and commenced shay us
aoustache. Think Of that--a SHAKER
moustachel Who says the WorId
sa move '-.9HQnQ HHick.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Trcnsuror's ue.,,.

UROVlitF, August Y n, I-0s. \
Nouceis hereby given, toa allpcrsousholling Butt,
County Warrants, registered on ,he General Fund,
from the li;h ~ the 30th Of November ISL, inc,u-
sive, and all WarrSnts registered In November on
the lndigent Sick Fund, that the will be paid
on prcseut.turrat tAi, Office, and and after this
date said Warrants will cease To bear interest. and
il not presented within sixty da.s from tho date
hereof. the money FOR ,EII W Warrs"ts will be ap
Propruted to pay the next in order ol registry
WM. LATrlNOEE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
Sheriff Sale.

HyY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISsUEn
- ont Of the District Court Of the Fifteenth Ju-,
diCm District. IN and for the County OF Nutia, and
state of California, tn me directed aud delivered,
commanding me 10 make the sum Of two thousand
seven hundred and twenty three and 100 dol
lars Ocss the snm OF l,323 80 madc ON fofnar exc
cuton together with interest thereon Mt tho rat. OF
ten per cent per annum uoil puid and all costs Of
suits taxed IN the sum of dirty eight sixty one hun
drc'h dollars and all RccruinR costa on said writ
Whercin W q 1OrMAN is plnntH and DOWNS
MINING COMPANY la icudnnt, hnve loyicd
uIur aud will EXPOSE nj public sale to tho hiRhcst
aHidcr, for cash On saturday, the 18th day
ur september, 4. ID. Ishs. at tho hour Of Two
O'Clock NJ. of said day, all of the right title pnd
interest of the above unmrd defendants In and to
that certain river claim situncd between White Rock
and Longs Bar, IN Hutie county california IN main
Feather river, commencing nj the foot Of Slate Hun
Mining Companies clhlIns and ext, nding down TIC
river fourteen hunfred feet more ar lees, said claim
h"ing known rs the Dowu's Mining tanthny' = einm
also the grade and ground Ing adjoining said enims
nect ssary ioi the booming aud working the nnm.~
The above saie to take rlac" at the Court House
door, in the Town of Oroville County and state
aforesaid
". H. PLT.H, SheriG Butte County
Oroville Aug 9slh A u iSSS n2S.d
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04
A p.EEIs, S,c'y
ILn-An.an.. ,Nh.. An1-nrIs Ln-n Z. a. cta O {

UoStcttcr-Thc Surprising Effects oi
uOSYEIrEK's VEGETABLE STOMACH tIr
TERS in T, moving bile, forcing au appetite, imiaft
~ lca.h and tone to n. system, and disslpniint
Nsjepuc symptoms, are trucl! wonderful. Ivory
nervous, lchilita,ed, weak, and enaciA,cl person,
nal, or female. N ui try Il at once one NsncelAss
fun taken three Tunes each day. fore mcls; " II
tue pa'ieut should b" lady or child ina deo!''@ic1
condition. hlli the quantity will do until -'liaccui
strength b., restored, Viii "iN he rcHizod IH yer!
-lu,t ,,..c. auJ convince the patient the rath q
the above u.u,d ha;I1 results. which have gained
or t,.a H,:;,5, such an cnyiaola reputation every
where
~;Ne,t 10y prur3i is, Groceries AMI first class sa'
,4uu.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-04

oROyIlLE LODGE Nc. IOI, =. \. NJ
4 The stated communications Of orovill'
- ,~lod-e No. los, of f. \. NJ, a-e held on the
I - Mast SATURDAY Of each month, at the Masonic
uanovcr Cotton \ McDcrmoti's pt1s Storc.
p.A. BROWN, ". VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

For several weeks past, the world has been
on the qua rire, to hear of the successful
transmission of messages, on the Atlantic Ca
bic, between the Queen of England and the
President of the United States. After vexa-
tlous delays and the publication of bogus and
imperfect messages, the great achievement
mas been consuInmated. and Victoria sits in
the royal palace at Buckingham, and holes
converse with the President of the United
States IN the white house at Washington
See our News of the day head. The Editor
of the L~ynchburg Virginian, thus beautifully
records this stupendous achievement:
We announced yesterday, the successful
achievement of two events, pr egnant with IL
terest to our country and the world. No
slnglelssueo OF our paper ever before, and meme,
probably, IN all time to come. will ever AGAIN
chronicle, simultaneously, events Of equal sig
nificance and wonder. We al,ude tn he
banding of W Continents, whereby. through
the agency OF that my ~steriOus power, electri-
city-the heads of two great Governments,
were on Monday exchanging salutatiops, as
l though three thousand miles of Ocean did not
intervene The other was the completion Of
the last link IN that magnificent line of rail-
way which now connects the waters of the
Chesapeake. at Norfolk with those of the
Mississippi at Memphis. The one connecting
Con,inents-the other binding more indis
solubly sister States. In this HoHder-work-
ing age, no two single improvements will ever
: produce a like revolution in the world of ac-
tton ana OF thought Distance and time are
annIhllated, and the dweller in The Valley Of the
mississippi may transport himself with unex-
} ampled rapidity TO the very verge of that
y Ocean through whose mighty depths he may
le roll his speech 10 his brother on the shore =
W nat an mconceiyahly grand idea bur bow
!. lnIneasurabie sublime is the full ami certain
= reality Who could have imagined thai dee
rd down, IN the silence uf that vast ahN IS of " a
ters where no living thing is found, and onl,
IL the trophies OF old Ocean have been gathering
turing ages the genius of mai
shoul0 De forcing an electric current freigh
les tea with living though, and messages o flove
les IL almost snrpasses belief. We were no
on amongst the number of those who wished il
H. TO the Ocean Telegraph, because our enter
In prISlng neIghbOr, Great Britain. seemed (
tie have reserved herself an undue control in tn
in great work-helieving that if it be necessar,
m other lines will soon be laid. in which W
could secure the prednminating influence. !
oh any event, we trust the world has witncSse
in the dawn Of a new era that the Atlantic Su
he marine Telegraph is to prove the harhinger
ist Peace on earth; good will to men - unit
rds inspired by this sublime sentiment, Other. al
,ad more distant lands shall catch the echo. al
as Earth roll the rapturous hosanna round
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Splrt Of tbeAgf.
RALRIa a.E.c.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST rs, 1865.
Special Notice.

The Spirit OF THE AGE is conducted strict
1y upon the CASH system. All papers are
dis continued at the expiration of the time for
which they nave been paid. Subscribers
will be notified FOUR WEEKS before hen tirHe
is out, by a CROSS ARK on their papers and
unless the subscription is renewedthe papers
will be discontinued This is a rule from
which there will be no departure. Watch
for the CROSS MARX, andrenew your subscsip-
ton.
So Subscribers desiring their papers
changed, must mention the Post Office, .frosa,
as well as the one to, which they desire the
change to be made.