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a CosTRasr. Whatever may be said
in our owl adopted land, SO famous for
her liberty aud the protection q the
rightsof her citizens, there is something
in the following that tplls US of Old Egg
land; with all her faults, her aristocrtcy,
aud her pomp, VIC have no right to say
that she often lodges the lawful aud CON
stitutional protection Of her subjects.
Governor Pickens il, no doubt, a big
man, bnt he found more than a match in
a British Consul: y \. ~.
WAsHiSGroN, April, II, 1861.
An Englsman, named Jasper, arrived
here this morning from Charleston, s. c..
He came by way Of Richmond, Va. He
reports that he was arrested in Charles
ton, charged with being the correspondent
Of the New York Times, and that che
British Consul interfered aud demanded u
Governor Pickens his immediate release,
On the ground that jasper was n British
lsuN9tNks nv, NVUhul ltVAtutu NONNiNVt
PickeUs that IL the release was not
lprompily made lie should forthwith order
The British West II,iia fleet to blockade
ECharlestoH, and would demand satiSf,te.
ton Of the United States Government,
and his government would rtlease jasper
by force. Governor Pickens Immediately
apologized 10 the Consul, and ordered the
release OF jasper, and when he LEFT Charles.
ton, Governor Pickens, ut lie request Of
the Consul, delivered tnJaSper a passport,
which he showed III this city this morn
ing.
Jasper states that before the attack OH
Sumter there was considerable talk about
making a demonstration agaipst WASH
ington; that they took the general ground
that the North was divided, aid had no
blood, and that il would be the easiest
thing in the world TO seize Washington.
They, Of course, we're waiting the action
of V.rgiuil to aid them. Jasper says that
since the attack on Sumter, TO which he
wns an eyewitness, tie evidence that
there IS no division in the North, but, on
The contrary, q united uprising Of the
whole North and West, and universal ex.
pressioirof Indignation aud determination
70 put down the rebellion, must strike
them as m awful reality which they did
not dream 81. ..5ss 81: ~ 1.,.Ss
K There is little doubt but that the
prompt action Of the British Consul NJ |
Charleston inJnsper's behalf may be taken |
as evidence ef the syinpathies Of the Brit. |
ISL government towards tie North and
against the South: II, ...as.s. H. ~
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THE CALL ON MISSOURI FOR
a.",z.s TROOPS. ..@..a.ss =. !. ~:

ii THE ST Lonis Journal ofthe 18th takes
the following stand. ..:t II. l.: ..
I Yesterday and to-day the news columns
OF the public Journals have been filed with
tenders Of volunteer forces from the
Northern States to sustain the Black Re-
politician Government at Washington,
amounting to thousands and hundreds Of
thousands Of men, Iustead Of accepting
In the most instance Of these yaloreuS de.
fnoHsIations,. Bineotn's Cabinet has deter.
mined to make a requisitioa for troops on
all The states now remaining hi the Fed.
eral Uui0n, This, we doubt not, was IN
tended to sound the depths, and 10 try
the tone and temper Of the border slave
states. Was ever blindness more blind?
Was ever madness more madl Was ever
inSolencc more Insulting? to call upon
southern states 10 aid in butehering the
people Of other states! ..: e.. =.
It's the same thing on a larger scale
as i a tyrant should call upon q man 10
thrust the sword into his brothers. heart.
Here, indeed, We haye the finest aud most
perfect exhibition Of Black Republican
ambiguity Has Mr.. Bates, under the adj
vice Of The arch,agitator Blair, instructed
the cabinet TINT Misso1rians will be the
plant tools Of Black Republican despot.
ism, and march out to shed the blood Of
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CENTRAL OVERLAND cALIFoR.
MA AND Pixies PEAK Elk.
+ PRESS COMPANY. :.s ., HI. n. !,

II PRESS CCJMHAN1, 5-rs }gil 4
Tins well.known and popular Express
and Mail Company has just elected its
officers for the ensuing year, as will be
observed from tho following note,
Once Of G. o. q. & n r Expressly
y Company, Lcayenworth City.
Kansas, April 26, 1861. u
Alta meeting or the Stockholders Of
the G.. o g. A PIP. TX. Co, held this day
the following stockholders were elected
Us Directors for the, ensuing year; y M,
Hughes, B. @. Gard, w b. Waddcll, T..
T. Able, WIN. I'll. Russell, Jno: s. Jones
aud a. Majors, whereupol the Directors
organized by the election. Of b NJ. Hughes
President, and John w Russell Secreta-
~ and Treasurer p :..s.. II
mo, W. RpssELfs Sec'y. Il
II will be observed that our distinguished
fellow-eitizen, Gen. Bella N. Hughes, has
been chosen President Of the Company.
No better man could possibly have been
elected to preside over tho affairs Of this
magnitude. His enterprise md high
character pointed to him as the man for
the post The whole Board are men
well and widely known throughout the
West. ...< " ...2t.,..ss
Gen. Hughes and Mr.. w. II. Russell
leave our city 70 day for the plains and
Denver and the Mountains beyond, for
the purpose Of arranging stations and pro-
noting generally the Interests Of the Com
pany. They will be absent some weeks
on this business Joseph G'aSI!c
4pra 80. hi ,rf
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.FRl.ANcE

Measures are TO be taken by the French
government for the suppression Of all re-
llgious associations not already recognized
and authorized by law. (: +. ~ a.
The French navy has, by command Of
the Emperor, been organized into Ave divis.
ions each divisiouto be under the orders
70 on admiral, and TO have three steel.
plated irigates attached to Il. One divis-
ion vas about TO proceed 70 Syria, where
England is reinforcing her naval force. 4
+ Soma. sensation was created By the an
nouncement that the Emperor was ahout
toreEiew the garrison OF Paris. A review
ut this pnuSual time was construed .by
some into forerunner Of eanlpnign,
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10y AUTHORITY Ill. 4. :..s III. i. +
ExEcrTlyE OISIrR :4zs..s. {.
Great Salt Lake City,
.z'.. - :. s.: May 18th, 1861.
:. I. ~ NIAy I3tEI, IoUIt 3
II he Iatabitqats ef the Territory !

70 ne IHFIUtIaHEA Q Z. ne 4 fffilofy- '0F
,.s-z Uiak:
The period Of my official appointment,
as Governor Of this Territory, viii expire
in the early part Of the year one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty.two. gonsidcra-
tons Of q personal nature, demand my
return to the States; therefore,
in ace5Edaice with the provision contain
ed in the third section Of the Act Of Con
gross, eptitled An Act to establish y
Territorial Government for UIsh,,'' the
Hon, Francis H. WI cotton. SECRETARY Of
the Territory, will assume aud discharge
all the duties Of Governor during my ab,
sencc. .:.:, \. .:s Fl !, RI n: e..
I. ! :. =. :. ... !. n -. a CnuMISfi
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AN IMPORTANT TABLE,

SHOWING the Population Of the United Territories according to the
seventh Census Sa0 and the Eight sG0 ys ao e Rnr
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being built, which is 10 be suitably fitted
M, and lastly tinishcd Tor the purpose of
holding quorum meetings w. They also
contemplate, at no very distant DAY, build
ing a Seventies Hall, on a larger and
more magnificent scale, and shich they
intend shall do honor 10 their city, and 70
themselves as minnie men and messens
gers Of salvation Fence and quietness
still prevails here, aud nothing very az
traordinafy occurs 10 disturb the even
tenor q our Way. .
Yours, &C.
HorEFrL.
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and
s a 5pectseh by dividing
lstas;b
would the
specific
Hnoed he assigned 10 the sh'ee "en
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NONE COMMISSION j: 4 !.

Is none OF our settlements do we feel
moro interest than Ogden and IFS suburbs
There We lrst saw signs Of civilized life
in Utah; and there at The hospita bic
table Of Our old friend and, frllowsoldier
Captain Brown, did We first eat Of the
fruits Of The then desert, bnt row OUT
dearloyed home. With pleasure we pub.
lish the following; knowing its truth by
personal observation aud well acquainted
with tho aptiring perseverance Of this
authorities who have charge In that 10,
eality; Tx: y. !. 81. =
H. eGnKS, Weber County, - q
May 18th, 1861. s.
EDIroR MouXrxlSEEH: =. : n. :.
SlA:--The warm spring weather seems
70 have opened at last. after many SPELLS
oil alternate warm and colt. The wheat
crops generally look well, aud bid fair fer
good yield at the next '.IIuryest
i Home The early garden produce no-
pear as welcome guests at the table ~
ihe good folks in this section. Tie earn
Is being planted with alidity, and good
nope lhat 1t may, next fall, DO converted
INTO abundance Of fodder, corn, and port
~ 1000 Tor man aud beast. -
-, al natere seems animated with new
" ."'.i s ~. me people are looking forward
Mth Joyful Anticipation for ..bei,ar ,;masI
yet Inc spirit Of inpruyeman, 4 IN
eon,n,sn sos .ne means Of many, are moi
l",.s with their desires 10 build
" saa Seautfy the waste places Tast
season s the winter set IN before he says ss'
s sles o. thus county had an opportsuitv -
finish their "graRary;% but they SaS" .y ~ .
commenced IN good earnest 10 connls,,
Il this season They are also n,s M l'.s y
addition to t. A:iares upper room y !,
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8 49, Il y AMkNlCA ttlr, Is ..t &
vslparnisc ndvicss Of the "a x. !,
dcza; eight thousand killed q Men
was reported destroyed oan Juah
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NE WIS
ill.,. BY PONY -. ..= .

THE following news from the East was
brought to this city by the Pony" which
arrived OH the 18th inst: r.
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LATEST TELEGRIPFlc
BY PoNY nv
From lv.r. Es,,. y, !, VA.

THE Pony EXPRESS. with 49, 4.
the east up 70 The 10Th Inst sr,;..s non
this afternoon shortly alter 4 49,, $50 wee V
North was uaking gigantic pr,U. n q,
for pushing the war into soass ".
tory, and the hordtt States ~ TEN
the exception Of Maryland snd 4 ~. sItA
leaning more and more 10 The cas s.,esly
States. NVOledefsis
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NUMBER Il9

IN = .oyal state would put down serviIe inaur.
~ Ssa'e OF rebellion would cOnhscats
ali that property which eonstitute5 fa vsslfb offbat
State and furnished the means By which the war IS
prosecuted beside being the cause Of The war: and
u u 50 dong, 1t should be objected that human be-
iogs were SrOugns so ne free enjoyment Of life lib
might not require much Consideration
Pardon me for addressing the Secretary OF War
directly upon this question as it involves some no.
itical considerations, we'll as proorietv, oF mil;
tary action. am; sir, your obd't serv't
BsNJ. F. Butler
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Fer Sale $500 Acres of Fi ne Bark
Lands.

YNHE szt is compelled to Leather in gra
here Is aehance ALI az ok Iof Jour
selves wild sell sbargsnTy me- These Ian e nave batk
timber Ia abuH supply large Tsnney lnR y1ais %
come tgehe sbundance Of running wal R 70 Slno
Bark sfrings said lands have 90 I1n ave
good al cnttases large and eomodous sore ne
large new lter 90 fee by 30 the spot for the 1aug
M sptabIe for anIinR Vats. and go
cor5s "a ps resv for se slao large she ter
obsr t ba be, "a in about acf lard
near ~ tbe = sr spo Nature has orr5ed This losI for the
tsni1 -, sss n ia az miles Of Mt Pleasant end
offha ane SEE .1d Ashama RaiIrosd beautifnI village,
indeed neighborhond convenient 70 char enes
scboob rE 7I aid land On The hest OF terms laird
CATH the to suit the purchaser or exchange or
property. - or groceries. Give it look EOttk0ss.
SURe@dtE%
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Subscribers desiring their papers changed mas euon
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Notice to Rairroad Companies.

TVyHE uudeasgued having been at great expense and trouble
70 baild Mill for the purpose OF RE ROLLING OLD
RAILROAD IRON, and also for tie manufacture of NEW
RAILS and being the only establishment Of the kind in the
soueu Couedescy had hoped to meet with That encourage
eDt which would enable them have constant employment
and thereby greatly promote the interests Of the great Rail
Tad nterprzez the South As yeti however, they have
va5 Int little encourafmen except from the Roads in the
vicinity Of the MILL although er interest, well the in
eres Of these Roads requires that this establishment shoud be
uEtaiued. .-
We therefore this method to the various Railroad
Companies need Iron reroed or any that need New Rails
80 W. re Drepsrea to furnish them with either at short
% and M The ye-y best quality provided receive their
es soon, that the Mill may be kept IN opeSon But we
assurance that resume work soon again We thre
Nts'PN's sOOFIELD l. MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Georgia.
N.,bve Union and American copy week, and forward
Once Atlanta, Ca and copies Of the pa
eontsuiDg the adv sEsssp', marked TO Ae sEs soobe
sEkhGn NSN'"
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nnNrNARLa al PLRAeuRA.

bHNAWn n EAHA1UNHs
One Square, ons yelr S3-Eaeh additional Square, sIa
&VertiSers exceeding the space contracted
for3 Will DO charged for the excess
N TIE WERKLY.
0 DcLLAR per Square for the r and Tx ons Tor zach
Eubseqzant insertion.
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and weekly, vii
seharged the full daily rates with OnehAf the weekly rate
added.
7rsesssns Advertisement rsss b paid fOras s ssnsof
SnaarttOa. -.-....-
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As Stimulant,
1t quite different from alcoholic preparations. not sub
ectt reactions shape continues to exert its influences
gradually and efficiently, long ss the least necessity exists for
its presence
As a Female MedicInes 60
It Is equally powerful and effective restores equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only Injurious In place
Of assisting renovng the constitution for very good
son, too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorant OF the Medical profession altogether.
No MfneralSI
Dr. Wright thinks it to stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Rsuvenang E-Wel
ing what ruin has been ened the community opium
mercury.
Generally to the debilited, Dr. Wrgn say, Never
despair No matter how down you may matter
weak matter what the may
at whatever has led depart from Hygnie principles
take his
ReiuVenatInR EIixir,
And you will find yourself man-a pride instead
the REVERSE to friends and healthy, sund and worthy
Ldemhsr Of the human family.
Price S2 bottle, three bottles for S. and forward
ed BY mail TO all parts of the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Oanad2s The trade supplied at liberal discount.
For sale by the proprietors,
J. WRIGHT d co.,
q and Isl ohaYtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold IN Nashville by G. ". Hendershott Berry Demovle
wing Psndlcton and all responsible druggists Oca9
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.DMRcLEANsS UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiiOusness Head

ache, &C.
TINHKRB has been OATHARTIO medicine offered to
public, hat given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and can
be taken by the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious secreoRs Acid Impure Feted Matter
from the Stomach. In fact they are the only Pills that should
be used in malarous destrics
They produce Gripping scDeEs Pain In the stsmseh or
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation,
promoting healthy ecreons Of the Liver and Kidneys Who
will su + from Bousne Headache Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly on
hand single dose taken in season. may prevent hours, days.
and months Of sickness Il. McLean's Univer
Pills Take other Being coated they taseess Price
only IS per box and he sent by mail 70 part Of
the United States.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets st. Louis, No,
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- ..,r,odatcn Of cur customers propossto take
II orn Bacon. Beef Cattle Eood work and ddie
or-s Nulss Jeans DOL soess Linsg ior az nass
NJ aue or to become d1e the Eaze8 be tsVsIed
- s11 or which will allow ths highest market prise u
NasbviJe proposition 70 remain opea Until the l9h tl-
..bsr sss 1851 ETRABJE LUQAs.
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KJaIs Is altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegesbe kingdom, being entirely
new and abstract ehod Of irrespective of ali the old and
wern out systems published by quaos the suffer
ing Dr. Wright well knowing the deception Prscsed upon the
felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested By
the whole Medical Facus who, without dissenting
Yce have given In their adherence to its perfect and undivided
control over the whole Physical when his frame has been
red1ce3 and when all other medicines the Pharmaco
poeis have BEEN tried In vain Lcughought Of patient
investigation, and MI dssperdRdgn Dissemination have
crowned the Doctors Efforts and he offers the Elixir Eu
ferng humanity the cny thing that hs following
diseases-nGmelyi
General Debility,
kentsl d'PhyBical Depression,
Imbecility, Etc
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
ByEterss,
Genegal IH
Resslesness and sIeeplessne@ at Night
Abence Of Muscular EficieDoy,
Loss CT Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emsciation,
Low Spirits, s,
DisorganiEation Of the Organs Of
Generation,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
And IN fact, all the eonOonan Of and deated
ntaf Of Eha anvaten
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. r
EMmMM

WEDNESDAY. MAY 1st, 1851,
Passenger Trains Nashville and Chattanooga RsiIrOa
will run Ss follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A N and 3l5PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga 600 N and LEO AN.
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at Sis A and 100 P N.
Arrive at Nashville at BIS II and 730 A u.
FENHE Trains leaving Nashville at $50 MeonBeetsR at War
trace with sheibyve Branch, at Tullahoma with Msinn-
Vile and Manchester Railroad and at Deche VITA Winchester
and Alabama Railrcsd!
The Trains leaving Nashville at 3l5 NJ connects at War
with shelbyle Branch, Stevenson with Memphis sDd
Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with East Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and at prices
ed be had ct all hours application the Ticket Agent
at Office, at Depot!
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Paw yOuF Debts.

HusT received sud fog sale 500 q choice gnins
- q College Etrest- GsshF
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
THROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON Sunday July 9Ist 1861 Mail Train will leave
Nashville Daily at NJ.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at lis A NJ
Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except Sun
days att A Nj.
Returning, arrive at Nashville 6:IOP.M.
II The 6 A. NJ. Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts
Vile and Chattanooga.
The P. NJ. Train connects with Trains to CogRlh,
Grand JUNCTION, Memphis, and New Orleans
jugl9-d W. ON PERKINS,
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WANTEn rO RENT


HAVING been appointed Collector the Port Of Nashville
Tennessee, under the 'hern Confederated States
shall proceed collect the Duties a Dutabe Goos
Merchandise imported this State from any Foreign State
included in the Southern 0ondsatd States either by
Railroads. Steamboats,, Wagons, other mode Of
yeyance. JESS THOMAS,
july26-im Collector Of the Port Of Nashville.
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RIB. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINL
IENT.
chest External in the world for Man or
Beast.

yHOUsANDs II human beings have been sayeds life ids
oreptude and misery, by the Of this invauabs Ltn
ment 1t PAIN almost instsn sneously, and
will cleanse purify AMI heal the feules SORE in an incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIHIMENT will
svs inyeera Of Rheumstism, GOut or Neu
rsg. For Paralysis Co tracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weak
nes N the JOINTS Musc Lgaments it will fail.
Two applications will care Sore Throat Headache Esrache
For Burns Scads, any Pain, is 1nfaibe hemedy
Try IT, you win hnd ind PenSible remedy Keep
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge Of kOrses
viii save money By using McLesns Volcanic Oil Lniment 1t
a speedy and nfa0le for Calls, SprGnsI ChafeS,
Swelling, LAmeuss sWeeny Sores Wounds, Scratches,
external disesae Try Il, you will be conyhcedi
BR. J. u. HcLBAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Moi
For Ese At PropetoyS prices By Berry & Demove and g.
VI Hendsrshott. rar-9d tW6rEly
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NASHVILLE, (EDGEFIELD) AND KENTUCKY
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LETTER FR0N GEN, BUTLER 10 sECRErARY CAMERON
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
FoRrREss MONROE. July 80. 1861
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To Msior General Butler, commanding Depart
ment of Virginia. Fortress Monroe.
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TRACTS OF FoKrY ACRES AND UPWARDS
LONG CREDIT AND an Low FRIoEs

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-16
Appointments.

The telegraph dispatches are mainly
Hcupied at present with appointments,
| run,ors Of appointments 1t Washing
svn. Few OF them. however, are Of any
interest in this locality.
". II. Wallace, of III, is said to be ap-
pointed Governor OF Washington. Can
this be ca. W2!!ace whose name IS ". H.
L., and who 5 fighting joe Knox and
Hurlbut for the I. 5. A.lorneysLip for the
Northern district Of HI?
DR.. Buck, It Is said has the inside track
for the Marsha!ship Of the same district
Col Ellsworth, Of the Chicago Zouaves,
who expected 20 be at least first clerk to
the Secretary Of War. has been put of
with q lieutenancy in the regular army.
One report says, j. L. Scripps VIII be
appointed postmaster Of Chicago, while
another gives TIE office 70 E. Peck.
Corwin is appointed Minister to Mexico
Cash. Clay to Spain.
Dole, Of Ill, Commissioner OF Indian az
fairs.
DR.. Jayne, of Springfield, Truubulrs
brother-in- law, has been forced upon Liz
coin as governor OF Decotah,
Col Summer taxes tie place and rank
OF Gen Twicys.