davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

Wilson'S Albany strawberry Plants, IS
cents per dozen; 81 90 per 100; IS 90 l,0e0
]. KNOX, PittsbSrg. Pa.
TrfOmphe Dc Gand strawberry Plants, the
best and NEST preabe 50 cents per dozsn 81 SO 100,
Gle go. Dealers furnished great yredHced prices.
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
Fillmore strawberry Plants, 50 cents ger Gozsui
% 90 per 1907 SIS per loo.
]. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
RrincIess Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 co
per dcsen; S. 90 per 100 $40 90 per 900. Whoesee
chasers furn shed at low rates
J. KNex. Box lS5, Pittsburgh, Pa
Franconia Raspberry Plants. 81 90 per dOs-
en-; "a co per LOG, s35 OO lou.
J. KNOX, Pi.abs-Ea. Pa.
Improved American RIack Cap Rasp-
berry, 50 cents per dczeu 80 % I09 s2S 90 per &C.,
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa.
New RscheIle ekberry, 81 90 per dozen;
= KNOX, Box 15s. Pittsburgh, Fs.
have purchased Straw Barry Plants ofMr Knox, and found
TH0s. CALDWELL,
mar5-dtw&wlm Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
DIR i. y. McLEAN,s VOLCANIC OH LINZ
MENT.
The best External in the world for Man or

TEyHOUSANDS II human benga have saved s Of de-
crspdude Misery ~ the Of this inv1nabls Lln
ment viii reiievs PAIN almost instsn tanesasiy and il
will cleanse purity all heal the foulest GORE in incredible
short time McbEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re
sVe inveteratt Of rheumatism, oout Nea
ragia For Paralysis Co traced Muscles, Stiffness Weak
the joints, Muscles LgRmsnts, Il will fs
Two applications will Throat Headache Esrache
For Burns scalds pa Is InfAlibe kennedy
Try it. and will hnd indi pensble remedy Keep
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge Of korsss
will by using MeLeans Volcanic Oil Linment.
is speedy and infsllioe fer Calls Sprains, Cas
sFenz Lsmeness, sweeny Sores Wounds, Scratches AM
external disease. Try H. aus you viii be conviaced
Da ]. 4. Mel AN, Sole Prop=istoz,
Saint Lonis. Mo-
For sale at ProPrieors prices By Bsrry Dsnovis
NJ. M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

TN CHANCERY COURT AT LINEN.
4 Tenn.s-A Guthrie ct sis vs. Joseph Il Rsosn a
McDonaldAarch Rules, 1856 In this Ssase Il appears
from enpanants bill, which is TO- that the defendant
Joseph Brown is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee
Is therefore ordered that cation made in the
willie Union and AmezD for four suoeeve week., requiring
said appear the sr Of the Ohaneery Court
holden for ths county Perry the house there
81 Linden Thursday after the Cd MONDAY next
and plead deDnr csmpanant's BILL the
will lken for eel herring
C. ia hln. ISAAC HELME, O I'm.
n Coz, Attorney for compliments.
marI3-wztpr' sfeee3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
Resignation OF GEN. Ramsey.

''@~~-
the following letter, which is a copy of one ad-
dressed by Gen. RAMSEY to Mr.. LINCOLN, in regard
to the Office now held by him:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE Tenn, March G, 1861.
Hon. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Washington, D. c.:
SIR My term of Office as United States District
Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee will
expire in few days. l have. long since your cleo
ton, determined not to be applicant for reap
pointment under any circumstances whatever, (ahd
I would have resigned. had my term of Office ex-
tended any length of time under your admniStra-
tion) The sectional platform of principles that you
were elected upon being opposed to the Constitution
OF the United States, and your inaugural address
breathing the same spirit, reasons satisfactory
to my mind YEeyent me from desiring the appoint
ment under you. Being Q native of the South, iden-
titled with her in interest, ip principle, and in every
thing dear to her prosperity and happiness in all
respects, of course cannot hold Office GEdeE one
whose policy is to deprive my section of the coRn-
try of its Constitutional rights and violate the equal
ity of the States.
presume, however. that you will have no din
Guilty in filling the Office, for regret to say that
there are those who applying who will consider
it an honor if the appointment should be conferred
upon them Respectfully, ]. C. RAMSEY,
U. S. District Attorney fog the Eastern District of
Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
SMALL FRUITS.

VTAvING made The cultivation Of rzaalI fruits Epecaly,
and proeaFsd all the old and new varieties, both native
DigS gay re2ute, alba 10 furnish plants,
aSy opaEtg Of the best qRsy, and thu nast reasonable
terms all Of which guarantee to be true to rsns. of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
SELECT LIST OF RAsPBERRIEs.

$40 will furnish 100 Brnclss oTapEa the ues IA
yored Raspberry we'll ope Of the largest most beautiful
and productive.
100 Eraneonia large red berry, Of good flvor atrac
tive, snd enormously productive
100 Improved American Biask CAPS nch larger more juicy
better favored with fewer seed and every superior to the
Black Cap The plant entirely hardy snd
ductive and the fruit i7mu sought after in the MARKET
The above kinds iaclude the three coorserange red and
blak-aDd furnish pleasant variety in favor. We regard
them the bes. for amateurs and the most profitable for mar
ket culture.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
NnahriIne rannas.e.

NW8MFAIE6, IttfutbBcC.
THyHIs Hotel Is situated Broad street, the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad depot, convenient also to TIE
Steamboat landing ianow conducted by W. ~ HAENy
(ate Giles county, where he will he best snasavoFs to
make the house home the Traveller and the Baarieg
prices the times. Come Snd try iti he will ls
his make sure connection with any Of the "a
Trains leaYipg the city
szfsa-hSEaS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
ADnTygSTRAT0R,S NoTTCM,

FENE insolveney OF the Samuel r. Reed decreased
has BEEN suggested before the Olerk 81 TIE ouny Court
CT Overton county, Tennessee and all having claims
against required Of the Clerk to ale
TEN before said Clerk daily ausnicsed or ths -
Monday Of August, e6 will be forever CARED Al
indebted the sseirod to make meaie payment
to they will 10 assd. March 5th. 1851.
rn,rI2. wzfnr n,exz Adnlnisrssofs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

FIRST ASSISTANT Postmaster GENERAL.-The St.
Louis Republican, says that JOHN A. KAssoS, who has
been appointed First Assistant PostmasterGener
formerly resided in St. Louis, where he practiced
with fair distinction and success. From there he
removed to New York city, where he established
himself in his profession. Thence he reemigrated to
the West having located himself in Iowa, where he
figured as Chairman Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. His reward is now visible His
present Office gives him large power appoint
ments of postmasters.
The following inauguration item relates to the
lady of this gentleman and describes of the in
cidents of the inauguration ball
"Mrs. Kasson of Iowa, presented Mr.. Seward
with an elegant but chaste bouquet, which was the
en- Of the Senator's co7yreres.p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

We perceive in the Northern jourpsls statement
that Mr.. Buchanan become satisfied that the action
towards Gen. Twiggs was hasty. and was founded
on erroneous information, and that be had ordered
the case to be reconsidered When informed of
this fact yesterday, the General declared. with
characteristic emphasis that they should not recon
slider the case but he would az soon as his health
permitted proceed 10 consider their case and to hand
Buchanan and Holt down to posterity as tie most
black hearted calumnators who ever disgraced hu
manity.
1t ms out that, so far from having anticipated
the assumption of command of the Department by
Col Waite by surrenderiDg the public property to
Texas the General as coon as appraised that Waite
had been sent, at his own urgent and repeated so.
licitatons to supercede HIM, Gen. Twiggs insisted
that Waite should enter Immediately on the duties
Of the command. The neglect of Waite TO do SC
continued the General in command until the Texans
had assembled an overwhelming force. To have
resisted this force In the open and exposed garrison
in which the United States troops were stationed
would have been the sheerest tOhy and madness
Instead of insult and dsmission, Gen. Twiggs de
served the gratitude and high commentator Of the
Government at Washington, and of the Northern
people, He eRtitled at least TO the honorable
and prompt acceptance of bis resignation. which
had been some time in the hands of the Washington
authorities. The pages Of history may be searched
in vain for similar example Of perhdy to thai
which has marked the course of the Government a
Washington towards veteran officer who ha:
served the Republic for fifty years with unexampiec
fidelity and eficiency.-Neao Orleans Delta Hdrch y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

I'm pursuance annteocutory made the last
the Chancery Court Of Monroe county, in the
Monday in May at the court house door in Linden
offer for the highest bidder, credit Of and
years. S acres ofana lying Tennessee River the mouth
OF Deer Greek Perry county Tennessee belonging the estate
Of John Mchee deceased The purchaser will be required
give bond bearing interest date with good securities,
and ein will be until the purchase money
is paid. ISAAC HELMB,
nar-w4tpr'ss3 Special Commissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

Mr.. THORNTON, member of the California Senate,
asa nephsw of Senator CRrrESDES, lately made )
secession speech.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
ROAD TIERS rOR 1851.
At the Tais @ unds.
PRICES RHDUcEDTo 81 HErrmEs.

No. 1. Green meun,...
FayHIs FIRST GLASS RoApsrER -, -. z.- = =
s,eb sh and osin ~ sround Nashville beziRniaz
for insurance. - :. ~ &c season, and -
ne y eesnsdut eiacEs sx years old tro,,.. -
1e6u In sos and is certainly rrsr 1891 ~ Afnens in
In bis action that has brought - ~ ana perfect
bred in Vermont imported by E. Jeanns- ias wss
Hatch h9,ss he y u b y oa BLACK Hawk he h ss
d. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Eorzan 49, sDeroe Or
hines trottiug knswn Ashse eona
No 9, Yankee Robin
A CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mart n. =.
By Woodbury., will be let to % Us the se. ss
insure He is very promising -
no. 5, Washington the ed
good BAY ysars cid, By Old Warrington da. an ..a
Trotng Mare viii be let to IS Mares so the
SIS to insure In foai.
Breeders ?ease examine the above Stations Bus
Grass pasture farm II r. Tanning and grain esu
mares in COED condition, at 81 per week
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville Tenn, Part Owner AMI Agent for Company
Oscar Klmba win be ready II all tines TO shos the stock
gentlemen
Refer t,-J. Owen Of Williamson. Col R. Allen Of Sum
ner 7. Fannaa Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. GOOch Of Ruthsr
ford. uar5-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

It's said that all the United States vessels now on
the Pacific coast have been ordered home.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
sTRAWRERRY PLANT. BY MAIL

For 81 we will send shy Post Once address In the country,
postpaid. carefully in cotton and OILED silk 50 IS TO
carry safely, 25 good plants Of the wilson's Albany We will
send, the price 'he number plants , OF
any variety offered in catalogue At cents per Dozen
For 81 viii send % plsPts q he Triemphe de 0and or
any other variety 81 80 cents dozen No order SLED
for plants By mail Ger e than dollars WORTH Of any one
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
RASPBERRIEs.

Oar plants large and ine We have over TWEEN
y varieties including Brnce Orange, at 81 % per Dozen
SIS per 0O Fancona IS per doHen 81 Copper 100
Rivers Large Fruted Monthly Kneveits Giant Hzd
River Antwerp, red and yellow Antwerp and others a.
rs cents per Dozen 81 per l0O Improved American Black
Cap, so cents per dozen; 50 90 per leo.
Persons wanting large quantities Of the above VIII De furnish
ed at very low rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

Flour, Meal and Bran.
lust received and 70 sale choice 10 Of M Mea and
ae BgHn, ~ janl COMBS MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

having pEoc1sed supply Of the early and valuable
Grape Of Thomson Delaware, Ohio will furnish COED
wercoted vines at IS cents e1chs7 90 per dczsn BY
nail securely put up, and postage pail III 90 each.
KNOX,
Lock Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
DIR. mcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PAALS,
For Liver Complaints BiIi0usaess Head
ache. &c.

YEyHERE has never been CATHARfKC medicine offered to
the public given such entire aAtisfAson Ne
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely vegetable, aey perfectly innocent and
the tender infant; yet and powerful ia
removing Billions secYetons Acid Impure. Reed Matter
Stomach Ia fact they the snly Pills that should
be used m2LaFioua DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy secetions OF the Liver and Kidneys Who
will Biousness, Headache and Foal Stomach, when
so css p remedy oblaned Keep them constantly
hand single Dose taken in hours days.
OF Sickness Ask for Dr. J, a. McLeans Univer
pills Take other Being coated they tAsees Price
only IS boz, and By mail any pars II
the United States.
H. M,LEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corsar Of Third and Pine streets. St. Loaia, No
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
BLACKBERRIEz.

NEW ROCHELLE, - 90 per dozen S. no per 100
DORCHESTER = IS cts - - 90 g -
NEWA; Ms TIoRNLESs, IS f" 3 90 g q
RoE SO 100 Of each Of the above kinds.
We have the years, and having tea
in cultivation, prepared to furnish wholesale par
chzsers At the lowest rates,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

TE CAANCERY COURT AT LIN DEN,
Tenn---A H. Guthrie J. L. CrAzg. ct sls--Msrch
Rules I6lIn this cause appears eompsisanss
BILL VIII h TO- that the Defendants Joseph H. Brown
HenryC Brown Feaidents Of the Tennes
vile Union and American for four successive weeks requiring
said defendants appear the next Chancery Court
holden for the county Perry house hsre
Linden Thursday after the the 81 Monday
plead deur compainants bill
will be confessed, ani the hearing
ex parte to them. ISAAC \. HELMR, C & NJ
Cox, Attorney for eompla.nants
marI3-wzipr' sfees3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
BLOOD PURIFIER


HEAL1 III AND STRENGTH.
There is 40 Mistake About If.
ait viii cure Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, BabA, Dys.1
ry Hsaca De Of Spirits, Fever and Ague, Inward
Fever Dad Breath srany disease Of the Liver Stomach Bow
els
aE kTLENE EN-, wish to be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous -
your Cheeks again then goat ence and ssk
McLean,s strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
DELAY not moment 10 give satsfacon- r.
viii sure any disease he Kidneys Womb, Bladder Faint
ing Distracted Nansrsisn, Falling Of the WoFmh, Bassz
ness or any disease arising from Chronic Nervous De6y,
il is an Infzllible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do delicate sicky ChreA, 10 Healthy
Strong and Robust then give them McLEAN'S STRENGTH
ENIEG CORDIAL Csee the directions each boe) it De
licioas to take.
II One Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting Is
preventive against Cts and Fever Yellow Fever Cholera
any prevailing disease.
TP CAUTION Beware Of Druggists Dealers mar
try to Palm zsn ys1 bsstle Of Bis sarsapara (which
they Guy cheap By saying It is just good There
ewes men BASH enoagh steal part my
VIE deooosions Avoid infamous PIRATES
vAnsos eonpoundsi fer DR. J. Il. McLean's engh-
only remedy viii Purify Blood horoaxhy, and,
sanse time sTREN0TRsA and INyIGoRATE the whole
organization Itspa up in large Botiess1 Bottle or
six BOTTLES for So.
DR.. J. II. McLE an, Sole Proprietor,
-n 1.F-. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13
SELECT LIST OF STRAWBER-
REES
Ten Varieties ana 0re Thousand Plants
Cor Ten Dollars.

For $40 We will furnish plants each, of the following
choice kinds TroEpe de Gand Trsopes Vctoris Vicom-
tease Thuyy Fillmore British Queen, BuIrs New
Pine Jenny Lnd Hooker, AAvoys Superior and wilson
Albany.
Five Varieties and Five Hundred Piants
for Five Dollars.
For SIS will furnish 100 paRseac Of Ae lfowrg kinds
Tdomphe de and Troopes Victoria 5urr's New Pine Jen-
ny Lind and Wilson's Albany.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-13

=
-ssssO-a No. Broad way
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CHARTERED A. ID. 1s1Os
The oldest Insurance Company doing
Business in the sonGh.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000.
HVHIs Company claims patronage on the following
II iaets:-
II has been doing legitimate Insurance bust meas for
HALE A CENTURY.
II Ithas acquired reputation in regard to fair
dsalngequtable adjustments prompt payment
Sbicn requirement that il will dsvlas
| dsserVeaiy enjoyed.
II II possesses bona Ode means to the amount eta
MILLION DOLLARS.
u II has TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in Tsanessss
State Bonds, deposited with the Comptroller,
Additional Guarantee
to its pslicy holders in this Sta te.
~ It contributes to the the State by the ann aAl
Property holders wing protest prspa-y By poliey
Of Insurance, in really solid Company, stand up
will accomplish their objects 1y calling al the Agency or this
Company, No. IS College street.
WI. MARI, Agent
JOsEPH NAsH Agea Tennessee Kentucky Mssis-
sipPi and Arkansas viii prompt adjustment and
payment OF lssssa IA as district
Hams, Hams.
5000 HAMS ~, S s;s sSa M I,
FLOUR.
100 Extra received Fss Ea1sI Dsn and fer sale
m2rlo-a No. Broadway.
OFFER fs sale A. W Mccarsinerestin the stock Of Hard
81 SieoAs & fall, A. B. Montgomery special fDsrt
Asy having ncnatisn engage Ia ne Hard
wase bsnsss viii address the subscriber fer terms.
fsb2O-tw0x Administrator Of a. v. Mccall. decd.
III - a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-11
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Tbs Charleston, 8. e.. hotels are repre-.
5 'nled to be full Of country mercha Its lay
iDs in stocks of goods. AMI the city mer-
chants are worked all the day and half the
night TO keep even with the dmands of
their customers.
PERsoSAL.-John Blacs, the proprietor
of the Spirit. says the last issue Of that pa
per. returned from Pensacola on Sunday
evening last, looked if possible .Jiacker than
ever. He reports svsryihin, as quiet at
the time of his leaving, which WAS Friday
evening last. Troops are arriving daily
and BY the end of this week there will be
probably no less than 500 concentrated
there.- Columbus Go. Sun. Sd INST
ARRIVAL OF THE MILITARY AT MACON
We learn from the Macon Tells graph. Of
the Isn't, that the accs.sions which The
companies already in that city would re-.
ceive yesterday. the number of men un-
der command will be over one thousand
Tne following companies had arrived up
to Monday night
QalIman Guards, of Forsyth. Captain
Pinkard
Newman Guards, of Newman, Captain
Hsnver.
Southern Guards. Of Columbus. Captain
wilkins.
Etowah Infantry. of Etowah. Cap. in
LareY.
Southern Independent. Of B.inbridae
Captain Evans.
Ringgold Infantry. of Rnggold. Capt.
Spray berry.
Gate City Guards. Of Atlanta. Captain
Ezzard.
Walker Light Infantry. OF Augusta, Capt.
Drump.
OgIethorpe Infantry. of Augusta, Capt.
Clarke.
Tae following are the remaining com
paries of the State ordered to redezyous
at M econ:
s r Guards Of Houst on; Indepe nd.
ent Volunteers. OF Bib: Brown RiAem.n,
o. Bib; Washington Rifles. of Washing.
ton. Cahlpnega Volunteers. Of Lumpkin.
PROBABLE CoLL,sioN OF JuRrsprcrros.-
The Mobile Register, in commenting on
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-11

The Washington correspondent of III
N L. Times Is authorized TO state tina
Inc report, some time since, that Mr.. AID
ans, Minister to England, had protested
against the appointment of Wilson, as hi
Secretary OF Legation. is wholly untrue
He is perfectly satisfied with the appoint
ment, although it makes very little differ
ence. except socially, the Secretary act:
entirely free from and independent of tn,
Minister. They are both awaiting instruc
lions and preparing for their departure to
gather.
Hon. Roger A. Pryor was enthusiastic
ally received at Norfolk. Va, last Thurs
day, and made secession speech.
A. ". Reynolds, U. s. A, writes tc
the N. Y. Times. from SanAntonio, tba,
he had nothing whatever to do with the
surrender Of the government property at
that place. rs has been charged against
him. he was not at SanAntonio at the
time OF the seizure, aud knew nothing OF
II until II was over. He denies having
enlisted In the Sonlhern army. and says
that he has neither resigned his commits
sion under the government, nor intends
to
Gen.. Winfield Scott is said to be enga,
ged IN writing a full and accuIs history OF
his own campaigns. The second volume
is believed to be com pleted.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is announced to
deliver new course of lectures in Boston
during The month Of April. One Of those
lectures will treat of Boston, the Hub of
the Universe
Casslus n. Clay has advertised to sell
at auction. on the loth OF April. his stock
and farm and household appointments.
preparatory to leaving 10 serve his country
at the Curt OF St. Pc ,ersburgh. Mr. Clay
VIII sail by the steamer Of the 24th inst
Gen. Miramon. ex President OF Mexico,
and who is now in New York, is only
twenty mine years Of aye
Lieut.. Tabor. who has performed sew
eral trips between Washington and For,
Sumter. AS bearer Of dispatches, has. it is
said, been transferred to IA post in the War
Department, his health being such as TO
preclude him from active duty.
The hght for the Cincinnati Post Office
continues AS bitter as ever. Every Com
gresham almost from the State Las a can
dldate of his own. and there are several
others who are fighting on their own hook.
The incinnati Commercials Washing
correspondent says tina, Commodore Hiram
Pauldiny will be called to the head Of the
Naval Bureau, as soen as commodore
Stringham leaves Washington for the post
assigned him.
A public dinner is to be rendered to the
Hon. Charles Francis Adams. by his fel
low-cillzens OF Boston, without distinction
of party. as testimony OF their approval
Of his conduct. during the late session of
Congress, in relation to our national diff
cuties.