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RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
SENATE CHAMBER,
NASHVILLE, Feb %, 1856. (

SENATE CHAMBER,
NASHVILLE. Feb %, 1856.
To hs President and CASHIER Of he Planler,'
Bank.
GESTLEMES:--The following resolution
has been adopted by the present Legisla-
ture:
'Resoised by The General assembly Of he STAT,
of Tennessee, That the Presidents and Cashiers
of The Bank Of Tennessee. The Union Bank,
and the Planters Back, be requested 10 an-
swer in writing TO this Legislature. when, il
at all, they int,'nd to discontinue the issuance
Of notes payable ut any other point than at
their counters, and that said officers be re-
quested to indicate their policy in that be-
bali" Respectfully, &c.
III. X. WALKER, Clerk
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Henry Ward Reecher and Woman,s
Rights---someIhing More than q
Gentle Hint.

On a recent occasion. one Of the steamboats,
on the Delaware, plying between Taconey
and Philadelphia, was unusually crowded
with passengers, and number of gentlemen
had taken seats in the ladies' saloon. Two
fashionable and charming young ladies en-
tering the saloon late, aud seeing no vacant
seats, one oil them. before the aforesaid gen.
tiemen had time TO rise, let fly at them a reg
ular Sharps rife shot. Said she, addressing
her companion, Perhaps we might find seats
In the qsniiemea's saloonn One of the gentle
men, both Of whom were ia the act of rising
when the shot was fired, promptly returned
the voliey with, Ladies', perhaps there are
soms gentlemen present who will give YOU
seats in this saloon" The ladirs smiled
sweetly, and with graceful dirt OF their am
pls erinoiine, and with an air Of selEsatisfac-
ZION which plalnly said. Guess We have Civ
Gu them one good lesson in woman's rights, -
assumed the stats just vacated. There was
= marked sensation on their part a few mo-
menis after. when some byslander informed
them that one the gentlemen at whom they
had aimed the witty rehake, and who had as
quickly repealed il, was no iess personage
Than Henry Ward Beecherl
Mr.. Bsecher was on bis way 10 lecture In
Phiiad.lphia thai evening-suhi>cl: -The
burdens OF Society," The young ladies re-
leFred 10 were among his audience, aud Al
the close Of the lecture Que them remarked
that she vas -dysag TO convey 10 the distin-
galshed lecturer request that be would
amend that address by adding 10 the bur
deHs,' the too common practice amoag tray-
elitag gunGiemen, inelading some very gal
liant clergymen, % jumping inlo seats ex.
prezsly designed Tor The accommodation u
IAAiezt'--M u. 1inss.
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MisfelIaneons.
TENNESSEE SPRING FAIR.

rINHE third Annual Spring Exhibition Of the navd
Il SON County Agricultural and Mecha nical Associ-
atin will open at Nashville Tuesday May nth and
continue four days. The society confidently expect
greatly Increased interest and attraction this Fair
over any similar OCCASION in the exhibition of agr
cultural mplem nts and machinery, and the num-
Der and quality of stock much OF which will be Of
fered for sale We cordially invite the cooperation
of an observing public, alive TO their interests
and specially interested in advancing the
sought 20 be promoted by this enterprise. Tickets
OF membership admitting the holder to the privileges
OF the grounds during the Fair, and voice in the
societys meetings for the present year, and family
tickets allowing fsmies access to the grounds and
the holder to privileges above be had OF the
Treasurer or Rebt LLsk ESQ., at his Office in the city
the former at 81 and the latter at 81 Programmes
pamphlet form containing the Premium List.
Rules, Regulations, &c, can be had by applying at
the Homestead Off opposite the >ewanee House
Persons wishing to rent the privilege Of furnishing
refreshments the grounds during the Fair will
please apply to Thomas B. johnson, Treasurer.
may6 ROBERT G. FOSTER 4TH Pres.
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Bank and the Bank of Tennessee will co-ope-
rate in this matter.
81. ResolUed, That the Cashier Of this Bank
be instructed to notify the Union Bank and
the Bank of Tennessee of the same, and re-
quest their action on this subject"
With the highest respect, yours, &C.,
o. Ewing, President.
ID. WEAVER Cashier.
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as- John c. Calhoun, In is42. thought
Henry Clay's estimate OF tweniy 1--we millions
year for the Government. expenditures too
higa; aud declared that seventeen millions
were enough for an efacient admlaiz.raiiers
Now the expenses are I've to skiold the
calculation IL Mr.. Calhoun.
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Committed 20 Jail

0F psvidsau county. The eosh day 81 Apra,
" 1HS9, . negFo bog Who n4ga hs nzme
y GE0sza a. ahd thai ~ beinasz r. lila. a Wd-
hassssa county, TsEnessee- sd bsy = - aaFk
Flsxssn, ieS and heavy sest, asa VEGAS Aboas i5o
psunes anf : badly aressea: aboat - years old .
nof very smart Isle y requested q e<nns
foFxard, prove properly And pay <hAFKca AZ he Aw
piEee1a- ma Asrs -, tsta
TlioS. HOIe0s
aprzs-&s JaIlor q n4xi1soa coaEtT.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. Glascock & Co.

E. r. GlaScock & Co.
- do do College Hi;
store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on 'llatn pike, 2 miles out:
lots on Market street College Hill;
so the Lebanon pike;
lots in Hardin's addition;
Jos on Indi~n creek; (county)
l st'ry business House on Broad street:
l lot on Carroll street:
Is on Browns creek;
1900 do with T. I'd Saw Mill on Marrow Bone;
! lot on Market street
| house and lot on North Cherry street;
1900 acres near Manchester, Coffee county
10 lots Mnrfreesboro' pike ~ miles out;
81 corner Of Jefferson street well improved,
100 feet on Hardin's pike improved;
100 do Bells addition;
~ acres on Broad street, extended well improved.
fine residence on North College street No ia;
house and lat on Summer street, South OF Ash
l do Go MeGavook street, West Nashville;
40 acres on Paradise Hill 10 miles outs
brick Store house, Whites creek pike EdeeaeId.
lots corner 81 College aud DcmumbraBe streets
do s>No. 80, between Broad and Demumbrane
y Of lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses and lots On Demumbrane street, West
Nashville;
6TH feet summer between Church and Union;
62 aSrss On Brick Church pike, y miles cut
lots on jackson street;
i three story brick business house on College ST
Mulberry streets:
house and 70, North College st, No. Io2;
% acres GA MIL tfeeN, = miles out,
46 do Whites Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land. Adjoining the above:
SO do aslioining Maple Wood, on the West;
100 feet on College street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North Of the CITY, ~ miles out
l56 do DO DO Is niles out;
IL lots 2 miles from city Of Memphis:
Varioas lots IN West Nashville;
That extraordinary water rover 90 Duck Rivers
known the odd stone Fort;
Several lots "a Esing's addition:
lex acres Gsllatn pike, miles out.
do Middle franklin pike, zoo ards beyond
the drEt toll gale
house and iot. North Market street;
$50 acres Robertson county. seii improved x
mile west % the Hopkinsville road;
100 feet on Humphreys ct, south Nashville, No.
50 aud 81:
S3k feet GA sumner, bottom Church and Broad:
IS feet ON hso-a 81, adjoining shelby Medical Cob
lrFe.
lots Franklin Pike, at the mouth % Raa-
road Tunnel;
severailess IN Bang and Roberts addition, Edge
Geid:
! house and lot corner q Ho6soa and Father
land Eieehed;
hoase and lot os MeLsmoFes between Chursh
and Bread.
mayf-sf 4 p GLAscOcK co.
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A lady who called ca . witty friend who
sas MOI AZ home, aud tindiag the piano dusty.
wrote on IL sfasisTs- The next day they met,
aud The lady said Il called ca you yeslsf-
day. Yea, Jaw your naaae on The pl-
sno.v
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HoIloway's Ointment and Pills.
After all other applications fall Holloway's Ointment
guaranteed to heal liberated leg or any running
sore without pain danger. In dyspepsia the Pills
are positive specific. mayIO-lw
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

toR Fh1t ALE DfSEASES.
E9NeSS> DR.. KING formerly % New York, for
Af<Aa8 the last four years Of Louisville, kcn-
t0oky and who has devoted his attention The treat
neut 81 private diseases FOR 30 years, Eaters
himself, having attended 20 practice for 80 niany
years and cured many thousands, be Is enabled 70
al diseases 81 private nature, matter how
bad they may be from lnsdicons mediral treatment,
from neglect Of their Dr. Kings iaisfens@Fy
No. . neadcrick street, between Cherry and ths
square, secoad story where be c~rrs All diseases 81
private nature.
GoSoaKHEA cured without nAuselouf medicine or In
reference with business
SrncEUKEs Of old receat date, edoetuay cured II
fe~ days, BY an operation which causes ne pain
Where . structure exists kcaitb cannot hc enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mOre mischief and under
mines the constitution 80 mech
STrSnIls With all the diseases % the SKIN, growing
of neglect or bad tre4tmeut, can be enectoaly
cured IN a fee days
giren this DISEASE and All he consequences grow
Tag out Of q, brought Ia MANY cases b the de-
struesiye habits q ineonssfcraie fcuths and
ave lndaeraos q me Tsss.s ucsect q whcA all
unaermiae tbs eouzliasa. rens -uE he sueccs an a.
for socty ana c<uss premature oid age
FcmAiss ~ho may be iAnoFiag uitA any alacuity o.
are WeHib nay rest assures q imuledlaie nclasf-
Pers<as residing abroad, ~ writas and stating
Their case fee encised ,dircrre g Dr.. A. King
Ma. 3 Deaaeylck street, Nashville Trso-, wi have
tha nn.ezsry meetcinsssnt 90 thsir address With
eesz4ry aiFsetisns- Ssrict secrecy observed. Oaes
hoaFsfron se'csockin ne norElng oatll IN the
EiEE msv1S-tndsNly
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FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1859.

OPPOSIIION CON GhCEaSSiOsAL IIthEE
i. Thos. A. H. Nelson, of Washington.
2. Horace Vi aynard, Of Knox
3. Reese B. Brabson, Of Hamilton.
A. " lillian B. stokes, of DeKalb.
5. Robt. Hatton, Of Wilson.
6. No candidate.
Z. No candidate.
8. las. VI. QuarIes, of Montgomery
8. Emerson Etheridge, OF Weakley.
10. John l.. II. Sneed, of Fayette
Above we group together the candidates OF
the Opposition for Congress. The ticket is
now complete, as there will be no candidates
in the 9th and 7th districts, where the sham
democracy have everything their own way.
being entrenched behind the ramparts Of
overwhelming majorities. The ticket is com
posed OF good mdteriel throughout, and we
shall be disappointed if the election does not
result in the choice of the whole eight. With
the proper exertion We believe this will be
the result. Work, fellow-citizens of the OPP
position, and secure it.
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Under-shirts and Drawers.

IUsT received al assortment Il Cndsr-xeer % LIN
81 En-, I1sis rhFs4a, Cambria, cosiea Aad hshs Me
''s ssss e For 'A'' BY IN xoorrI
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
READY THIS DAP,
w. Il. BERRY e. Co., Public Square.
SHAKESPEARE'S
Legal Requirements Considered.

BIZ JOHN, LORD CAMPBELL LID, r K :. F.
IN Letter 10 J. Poyne Collier, Esq, p s. T.
1vol. limo. Cloth.
Whether Shakespeare was a clerk in Attorneys
once at Stratford before he Joined the players in
Loneon -or, in other words, whether the author Of
Macbeth and Hamlet and King Lear, was employed
some years in engrossing deeds. serving wri,s and
making out bills OF eosts-is a question v heh has
been keenly sgated Of late years among the restless
fraternity Of Shakespeare seholarsone Of the most
indefatigable OF whom, Mr.. Payne Collier, knowing
Lord Campbell to be an enthusiastic adnirer of the
Master Dranaiist, as well Of the most emf
nent British Jnrists, peremptOrily demanded his orac.
ular opinion.
Accordingly, We have here the results OF an agree
able literary diversion with which the author of the
" Lives OF the Councillors, - and the Lives Of the
Chief Justices " reereased himself during long vo
cation, and drove from his refreshed mind all wearj
some recllectious OF the ~ranglngs OF Westminster
Han. And as might be supposed, the volume is7as
pleasant as the process by which it was uade-Hke
that, also, frequently amusing ms il is instructive
Lord Campbell hopes for kindly critics. who NAV
think il right to untenanoe any effort to bring abou,
fusion Of - Law and Literature, - which like Law
and Equity have too long been kept apart
Students OF ShakespeaI and students OF the law
viii geniaily join interests over this book.
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MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND MIR
SINGS Translated from the French. Iv.l
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THE
VS. and Practice
w II I s II
By CGLERS.
vol, square. GHIeavcs.

vol, square Gilt Ieavcs.
"This little Manual Of the Law and Practice or
Whist has been got up snder the auspices of the IA
nous Portland Club, London and has generally bee,
accepted as law upon The Game OF whst. n-I1,,ro,,
advertiser.
This book is the standard authority OF England
where Hoy les once popular treatise has cultivated
its usefulness ."-BostOR Daily Advertiser.
'This isa love Of ilte book, dressed in blue and
gold, and It tells all about the intellectual c M
Whist, and should be in the hands of every WIS,
player ."-EdseyH Ayyus
Ben. sVLVESTER'S WORLDLY the Author OF 9Th,
Heir OF Redclyfre." l vol ISmo.
From the Troy Times.
"Ihis IS Charming story from the pen Of the nm,
thor OF The Heir Of Redcly ne The book Is n,eas.
anuy and naturally written, in that graphic and
romantic style which never fails 10 interest those co.
whose benefit and instruction i, is designed >,
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A couETaY REsInEKCE Foz SALE.

fE,HE subseTleer wishes . seil hts Plsee % -
Il The ss4ii4tin furnpike Enad, tso miles Ta1Ez<
fr0m Nashville ths aie tAe arst gate, ltEf13
cont4ihing ncsrly Nlne Acres 81 lAnd, Nth
Improvements, tcs abcut ene hAf eleafee and Ia cal
utatian, he halzace well tin tcrsd, and would san
any FrFsuA deank business n the eitY- Per faFthcI
2FtraAFs snaure 81 college ssrceto o. TIE pre1n
tses. feszezsian elysn imzedkiely.
aRsie-iA !. NulxRoS.
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Children's Panacea,

prepared DN ire GrBtenDurg company.
The true worth OF this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, be set forth in words, but il can
be felt and appreciated by mothers whose children
have been snatched from death by it's use.
The celebrated DIR. Williams who has devoted a
life study, has analysed this remedy, and says the
Gr4fenberg Children's Panacea, is compounded with
especial reference the immature state OF the
nerves. blood vessels glands and bones of the chds
body. Should mother neglect to provihe herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may chance 20 be-
hold death claim her children and have one to
blame but herself 1t is a certain for all dis
eases Of childhood, and receives il deserves uni
versal appreciation. rr Martin, of South Carolina,
that ever saw" DR.. Watts, of New York, writes ::
In all diseases caused by teethiRg il is certain
remedy" Dr. Coson, Of Indiana, says: 90 In cases
OF Group have 1t with marked success, also in
Measles fevers from teething, darrhua pains in the
stomach, bowels, sc. l should be guilty of great
neglect did recommend itin the highest terms -
sS- Fifty cents per bottle with full directions.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
may6 Agent Graf Co
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THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS. r,
B. Jaeger l vol.
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$50 REWARDt

MANY young men are in the habit OF standing in
4F1 the yesub1ie Of the Methodit Church, and on
the pavement the ST. Cloud Hotel IN OF der TO stare
a. school girls going TO and from Church. Al the
Methodist Church on last Sabbath morning. among
liners were J. b. Z and C. q. p; and at tie Hotel
were NJ l.. and 7. S. T. Now the above also re-.
ward viii be given for each Of the = their names
IN full In order that the public may know who they
are. Apply TO sENFX
May l2-u
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"a FE ALSO, JUST RECEIVED
IhE ROMANCE AND IFS HERO. BY The Author
of Magdalen Stafford"
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PLAN OF THE CREATION, OR OTHER WORMS and
VINO ihhaeits them. By Rev. c. L. Hequembourr.
vol.
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THE SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS. By Neural.
b. c. L.
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Sick Babies Wanted.

TNHE numerous deaths among young children,
= show that the powerful medicine usually pres
cribed for them not suited for their weakly cond
ton. The Febrif1ge in the world for children
from daY five years old IS the
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HEIGHT OF EDIFIcEs.-The highest edifices
q the world al the following.
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Charles Reade's New Novel!
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III r JtNI HKCEITED
" LOVE NE LITTLE, LOVE NE LONG,, A Novel
10y Charles Reade, futhor OF "Peg Wellington.
q Charlie Johnston, - &c.
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EN. sYLvESTER's WORLDLY the Au,bo, NJ
Heir OF Redelyne." vol. ISmo.
Prom le Troy TTnes
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srAsE executive ComMITTEI

Eosf sr1n,ssee.- p. Dickinson. c. +. Trigg, John
n I.rug j. bn Williams W. b. Reese, Jr.
Middle TenHSssee.-F. i. Lollico1cr, Allen A. Hall,
p W Aaxc, s n. HoIlinRswOrth. John Lellyett.
Vet Ie5anessee.-William K. POst"n, Jas. T. Leath
John c. F rrington, J. II. Morrill,, W. W. Gates.
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~Extract of letter from very intelli-
gent American, long resident in Mexico, now
in Washington:
, 1859-12-30
DRY GOODS:

Blue and brown Drills, Sheetings, Shirtings,
bleached cotton, Prints, American, French and
English all wool De LANES, plain color, printed
and plain Brilliants, English and French all wOGS;
Merinos, ParamettO Plaids, figured and plaM
Alpaccas, Alendale Sheeting, colOred Cambria,
Corset Jeans, printed, plaid and plain Flannels,
grey twilIed, wOrSted Damask, Waterford Sheet.
ing, COuntcrpanes, Quilts, white lanbswOOl Blan-
kels, Infants Blankets, 8, 81 and 4 Point, H. D.
Blankets, red, blue and white, Table Linen,
blcached and brown, Diaper, Crash, Table and
Stand Covers, oil and wOrsted, fine white Shirts
and Shirt BOsOms, Ingram CarPeting, plain aud
plaid Shawls, Bar and Strap iron, wagon boxes.
, 1859-12-30
LADIES' GOODS:

Embroidered Collars and Sleeves, COrsets, In.
fants' Waists, Hoped Skirts, black Velvet Trim.
mings, wOrsted Silk Braid, cOlOred Dress Fringe,
corded Tassels, Night-caps, Scarfs, plaid and
plain, elastic web, silver Thimblcs, SPcctacles,
Merino finished Shirts, cliildrens Germantown
ribbed and striped Hose, ladies' black and grey
Cashmere and lambswool Hose, ladies' Cashmere
and knit Hoods, chillrens do, fancy trimmed
plain and check cambria, dotted Swiss, wOOlen
Yarn, Bonnet Silk, pink, blue, buff and white
Brilliants, Silk Bonnets.
, 1859-12-30
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE:
Too tedious to enumerate; come and examine
for yourself
ALSO:

Cigars, CherOOts, Tobacco, Snuff Pipes, Tea,
Matches, Sugar, Coffee, Syrup, Rice, Salt, fine
and coarse, Dried Apples, Peaches and Currants,
Yeast Powders, Spices and Sauces. assorted
Oysters Candies, Gram Pepper. Sassafas Bark,
Herring, Pork.
, 1859-12-30

ful development Of the precious metal has alone
attracted this people to California, and will by
recent developments in our Territory, near the
northern border, do the same here. Then, as a
natural consequence this emigration must de-
crease in the same ratio that the advantages to
secure the object Of attraction decrease. And
who, | ask, does not observe the steady exhaus
OF our "placer" and river mining, to which, alone,
is adapted the capacity and means Of the Chinese.
This united with the natural antagonist Of the
races, cannot fail to control the emigration Of the
AsiaticS to such an extent that they will never
visit us in numbers sufficient to affect dsastrously
the character or the interests, in any particular,
of our people, Should their present number be-
come materially increased even no injury would
arise, although pronounce them nuisance"
and "canker" upon the body polite; for this
almOndeyed people is destined to become an
essential element in American society upon the
Pacific. 1t is plain to the reflccting mind that
castles are as essential to the perfection and happi
moss Of human society as arc the different grades
Of labor. And who, inquire, is to form, the
sub-strata Of perfectng society, il It be not the
MOngolan, whom our shores have alured to meet
this growing wantS
That profound thinker and polished statesman
Of South Carolina never enunciated q truer senti-
ment than when he declared that the perfection
Of human society depended upon the existence Of
q class whose duties render them "hewcrs Of
wood and drawers Of water" and which he de-
Nominated the Mud Sils" Of society. This,
am aware, strikes harshly the chord Of popular
sentiment, but still it is m ordinance Of divine
construction incorporated into that system Of
social laws which govern all refined and civilized
society, and is, therefore, beyond the control
Of human authority; relieving, consequently,
him who enunciatcs it from all responsibility.
% The rOSp left alOne on its stalk
To tell where the garden had been"
In conclusion, will remark, that in the meet
ing Of civilization and barbarsm for the frs, time
upon the verge of that W,stern world may be
seen the beautiful and sublime workings Of Prov
dcnce in it's great labor Of constructing and per.
fecting the social organization Of man.
"MCCAsEY."
, 1859-12-30
TOWN LOTS!
BLISS ADDITION TO sGEILAcOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots of one acre each h now prepared 10 s
or seeking Investment This claim fOr advantaeeons
location Is not exceled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been lad out with view 10 beauty and couVe
nlence; the streets being four rods Wde and the whole
plot well WateFed by sprngs Sites for three churches
have already been donated and Get apart The prizes Of
Lnts range from $50 10 $50 each according 10 locality
The proprietor cOntemplaies building wharf from The
claim during the coming sumner, which cannot fail 70
greatly enhance the value Of the entire property.
Parties wishing 70 purchase do 20 By applying 10
PRANK CLARK, Eaq., Of steilaeoom, who, hy power
50:h re LEMUEL Bills.
, 1859-12-30

McCasey, in looking over your paper, dscov-
cred an article headed mot so." Mac is in doubt
whether it is so or not. lie says he is under the
impression that himself and the Governor no
doubt enjoy tile same opinion, and he hopes that
his Excellency will take nothing back. The case
is this: il ten. Scott was acting under insruc-
Iious nom the Federal Government, McCasey
says he will be id il he will endorse the course
pursued BY the Administration and he is under
theimpreS>ion that his Excellency, when he wrote
that portion Of his Message, was Of the opinion
that Gen. Scott was acting without any other in
structons than general ones. Mac Is not ac-
9uainted with NJ. Prosch, except by reputation: :
but, irum mutual friends IDEAS ol the gentle
man, he links that he is highiy all right.
MCCAsEY.