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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

Rgrhave,s Holland Bitsers.

Rnrhave,s Holland Bftsers.
See what the dealers, who viii sell anything In their
Ine and Who not interested in the medicine than
any other, say:
we think highly Of your article and expect it have
large SALE" BARNES PARK,
New York.
The demand is greatly Increasing
T.w. DYorF & SON,
Philadelphia.
Most neticnes require time to introduce them; yours
sells at the start. HOFFMAN MoK"1Zs
Philadelphia.
Its steadily gaining ground.
DR.B.F. MILES, Peoria, Ill.
The demand is increasing. O. W. cAsPARI,
jys. D"0re'
HoIIowav,s Ointment and Pills.-The approval Of
ROYALTY only valuable supposed TO
have the advice of the most learned in their
respective kingdoms and for this reason the adoption Of
ooaoays Pills and Ointment by all the Royal Families
Of Europe is significant sign, it represents the opinion
Of the European Colleges
sold a. The mandatory No. so, Maiden Lane, New
York and No. pa, Strand London and BY all druggists
at 25c 625<c., and 81 per pot or box. 20
woodland Cream I'D Ponndde for deG1tVytng The
Hasr-highy periumed, superior to any French article
imported and for price. For dressing Ladies Hair
I. has no equal giving it bright glossy appearance. 1t
causes Genemens curl in the most natural man
ner removes dandruG always giving the hair the
peaznce of being shampooned Price only fifty cents
Monk genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., ProprietOrs ofthe
"BaIm of Thousand Flowers
Sold by all Druggists NEW YORK.
maTch7-6m
The only remedy Consumption which experience has
proved reliable, HEGEMAN, CLARK 4 cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark Co.. PURE AND GENUINE GOD LIVER
OIL It has stood the Of ten years with increasing
popularity proved cacOus where others have failed
See that you get Hegeman, Clark Co IS for since the
death of our Rushon, article called "Rushto'sS
has introduced, in connected with R. G. Co.,
H. G. & Co.
Sold by EwIN & BROS, Jo G. BROWN, and Druggists
generally. [june16-d&w2m
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

I HAVE a beaut ifui House and lot on Crawford
street, all ia good order, which am instructed IA
to sell positively. Those in want Of lou e, cheap lit.
would DO well to call on II not sold within
days privately, Il will be offered public auction
4. r. GLASCOCR, Agent.
No
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

7 II.
ON TUESDAY, THE 14rH OF JULY NEXT, will be Of.
~ ered for sale the premises that valuable property
High Street. known the Corporation School House
Lot fronting LOO feet less said street.
ming back l75 feet 16 feet alley The property be
sold credit of and two years, payable in
Bank with good security, bearing interest
lien retained. Persons desiring regard
above property get it by calling either the
dersigned W. A. GLENN,
w. H. HORN,
J. P. COLEMAN,
iune1Q. achooi Coi,r,fttae
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$1,000

Worth OF Piece Goods just received, comprising
tensive of Cloths OF various coors and Of the finest
also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean vestDgs in the greatest variety. All
adapted Spring trade and made up order in the
latest style.
HARVEY A" is still at his board
mil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY ron
A VALUABLE ROuse and Lot Church ST.. -,
l5O f. or 81 feet and les deep With front Of IS
on sp ruce street ThiI is a valuable piece Of prop;
E. R. GLAscoCK. Agent,
iune12. No. 81 Cherry st.
OTIS Nos: 81, So 80 and 100, in Preston Hays sddi-
ming back 100 Set bsTSa6 win be given in tbess lots
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
s lot S GnaE sg set AND running hack lSI feet 70 an
short distance from the residence Of Mr.. Blibo. We viii
beautiful lot Crawford street, running back to
mcLemore street $50 feet
Aof the property is located in thriving portions
Of the City, persons DESTROYS OF making purchases
a bargain, VIII call on e. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry st.
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.
WE authorized to sell the following lands on liberal
w terms: so on Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent the lands OF West
R. Rains. The late residence of Mrs. Ursula Rains
exceent;S or Springs good orchard
story Brick Dwelling, with or rooms and many out
chasers.
SQ3 ACRES, lying the side Of the NoensvilIe
OC4 Turn pike, mi out lies well; about 10
tage building part the Ridley Tract: by NJ
P Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. joiner, - Whtses and
others.
ALSO,
= = ACRES the side Of the Eolensvile Turn
4 > pike miles from the Corporation; (the GOODWIN,
Mentee place) fronting both the Noiensvie, and Mill
Creek Valley TurnpEes lies very well; soil good;
bsr Of fruit trees; good Spring. large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
> ACRES, both sides Of the Nashville Chatts-
TX nooga abroad, Is miles from Nashville, at the
first station west Of Lavergne IS choice timber, 81
cleared lies level: good SOIL good water good two story
Frame Dwelling, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house, and all ether necessary cabins.
The dwelling about 300 yards from the depot station
and 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied 1t present
by hr. Brown.
ALSO,
BOUT $50 Acres both sides Of Big Harpeth river
~ Is miles West Of Nashville, and miles King
ston's Springs; the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
the Of the tract about 1870 clear
cd balance good tiube soil good; or never falling
Springs good Orchard; neghbohOod good, Cottage
build ngi the late residence OF Geo. p Woodward decd
ALSO,
Ky ACRES on the Liberty road, mile east Of tn,
Az town Of Franklin, in Williamson county, m'
kass of the Tenn Ala Railroad, Ito cleared, sol
mostly very good; or good springs; Dwelling a two
story log house, and psnted with
rooms kitchen, smoke house, &C, the late residence
Mrs Walker. All on most accommodating terms. Apply
NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
May 2s, 1851.
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A NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD

rs now offered for sale at q bargain. The Lot -
i fronts 90 feet Woodland street and 10 h.ii
Minick. The House contains four good rooms, good LII
cstern &C. The house is new built Of brick and the
situation Of the best in Edge6ed Will be sold low
Apply to A. V. 8. LINDSEY,
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FOR SALE
R. S. HOLLINS & CO.,

II AVE removed their Storehouse, No 4, the
H North side Of the Public Square, block Of buildings
known the Nashville Inn block, koOr Messrs.
Evans Co where they would be pleased their
toners, them with good and cheap Stock Of
Shoes Boots and Hats.
Nashville, June l7-1m.
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DISSOLUTION.

FI1HE Partnership heretofore existing befWeea DFs.
Briggs Morton, s thia dsy dissolved ~ mutual oeE-
tens. Jaiyl-S~
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY, BY Az
THORITY or THE STATE OF GKORGI4.
y EMEMBER this Lottery has only IS 600 Numbers-less
~ than any Lottery in the world.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME to be drawn N publc
at Macon, Ga, under the superntende Of Co
Geo. NJ. Logan and w. G. Anderson, ESQ.
Every Saturday in July, 5000
Numbers!
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000!
: cOnd Prizr, 5000!
EE- Prizes payable wihou deduction. IA
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For PADUcAH The fine packet boat BIarchs
Le"i' is the daily boat for Padu alb and all inter
mediate ports this day, connecting at Psducah
With the st Louis aud Louisville packets. For
speed aud comfort she is equal to any of our pack
cts, with the clever BATEMAN in command, and the
attentive SMITHwICK in the Office. Secure rooms
early
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co M NJ E r CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, July 9, 1851.
BACoE-But little oneTing clear sides from wagons 10 TO
1875 hams very scarce, be quoted from
wagons at 1l0l2.
ELoUR-Fine per b6l so so; supsrine rs to 25;
extra family wholesale. We heard yesterday
Of 100 bbs superhne IS co. and lot Of extra
offered at SO
ToBACoo-Lie offering and prices nominai-if anything,
the decline.
CoFFEE-Rio l ? 81 ~; Java Is; Laguyra Is.
sy barrel II to 1917; crushed 1873 to
To- powdered *; -ouble refined loaf IS; common IS.
MoLAssEs-sIs4 house so per gallon by the barrel Lou
isiana Syrup 81; 5 Louis Syrup 81 co to 81 10.
star CANDLES 2s to 80; Talow IL to 16.
soAP-Bar AZ 81
sHor AND LRAD--shot 81 IS per bag; per ID
sALr-Per bag, fne rs to co. coarse 65 by the Dbl
IS cents per bushel.
YARSs-NO 100 10 cts No. Co., II cts; No. 600, cts
No. 400, Is cts
OsSAHUAGs44 per yard, II cents; rs IS cents.
sHEETNos-44,94 to 10 per yard
Wharf.-The wheat ma.ket cannot be considered fely
opened. few days a small lot purchased 81
per bushel immediate We heard Of
actions since that Yesterday the best could hear
as having been rs, White S. odd
yet seem, willing yield from 81 co. The decline
Attributable the crop Of wheat nearly
ready for market.
WHEAT sAcKs-osnaburg Wheat bags 20 cent? per bag.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA July 6 p. NJ.
CoRS-The market unchanged and the reports Of con-
tinued dry weather the giving holders
confidence. But little coming in, and lots
selling at 81 90 TO 81 10.
wHElr-very little coming in and prices range from 81 40
$50. We hear of bought along the line Of the
Georgia Road a. 81 2sacs furnished but owing the
dry he learn that no more be brought at those
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NEW YoRK, July 7.-Couon. -four, and wheat
firm Corn active. Coffee IIal2c. Sugar quiet.
Lard l4tc. Molasses aud bacon dull. Linseed oil
79c. Freights inactive. Stocks lower.
CScENArI, July Flour SO 25a$6 so. Ba-
con-97 for shouldersi l2t4l23 for sides. Mess
Pork SO so. Rye csc.
ST. LOUIS, July Flour Sc so. Whisky qui-
ct COrn-mixed CSC. I; white 7sa74e. Oats 6SA
66c. Hemp 81 2OaSl so. Tobacco dull at IS SIS.
New ORLEANS, July s.-Sales of cotton to-day
zoo bales. Market stiff Receipts 40 bales. Flour
lOS,r, 5Oa6 rs. Corn SOaS5. Rest unchanged.
CINcINEArI, July s.-Flour 25a6 so. Corn
56a6O. Oats 6Oa5S. Rye 95. Bacon, shoulders
9falO Sides r. Linseed Oil 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-09

LOT in South Nashville College street. beyond the
IA Medical College, fronting 60 feet being the Lot
which RYes' Carpenter Shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply to A. V. 8. LINDSEY,
march26 3S College street,
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of Su =
IA and Oak streets, fronting 1870 feet Summe J
street and 10 Oak viii be sold a bargain
The Gas is being carried up front Of this Lot.
Apply to A. V. s. LINDSEY,
march20 83 College street
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= A. thArsuLn. A. O. hEkAogbT. n EaoNPsoz
BERTH0LD, BERN0UDY & Co,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
ksD
Rope. Begging. Bacon ana Flour,
Nos 80 Second street, sains I.aute, ne.
80 consigo@eats q ~ sou9hsEn PEoesss ssusivsd
ana proc PuS alsendSd 70 usgio-tEivaWiy
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It is steadily gaining ground
DR.. B. ?. MILES, Peoria, Ill.
T4s demand is increasing. O. L W. cAsPARI,
jys. bait'n0re'
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MIR. Hor-ten.
2.-Mr. Kutly.
Mr.. SlieieL
AIR. Muser.
AMERICA.
i-Mr. Hofstetter.
2.-Mr. HOof
FATHERLAED TARGET.
I-Nr. BargaE.
2.-Mr. BargAzi.
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A VALUABLE Rouse and Lot Church ST., -,
IA fronting 81 feet said street, running back
l5O it. or 81 feet, and 65 deep, With front OF IS q
Spruce street. This is valuable piece of OPP ~
erty and located in the finest neighbOrhood in the city,
and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire Of
E. r. GLASCoCK, Agent,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
Burlington, Monday y. ~.
AAEWsS CAlRANTIC rIl.tSt
pilla that are pilla

Prot Hayes, state Chemist Of Massachusetts, saya
they are Ae hes, " all rns, and aneeNsa aN ,he men
who certify tha, beet Hayes knows, VIA
Lemas, shaw, ehlef laa,lce supreme Court VI Mass,
hNery MashhasN, aevv.her al
W 4, Hankvt, leAh 0ay, ~
EawNsa Nere,,, kS,Sse, " state and senator " u a
Reet Y, WtAthsar, kSrsreates House Reps, r,A A,
Ahheu tawteeNs, Mats,st Meairot ~ Weeet htt,Atn,
tteha n Fitzpatrick, Catholic hehor " hestNa,
NAN WAR A&k MAN.
Amaaa the diseases Mls tNA hsssNrvA With AstNNahNs
saptttts. We may MeNtt0N
eestiNeNsts Mtuoas evMlsNtN,s, Khsamettta, htep'
~, liaAtteVtn. heAaashe, NstsNR ttvm hNl steNaNA,
Ns0teA, Indigestion. M9tNM Msstten " tNs hN@et',
AMI pain atlsas trptNsrSNA NasassNeS tess W Attes
tte aN aNNeeaA and eVtaAeeWs hssafvs, Mht,t yQaEe
al sNaeNaNt MeAtetNe, setsRta, or NlNs's ma ivy
aas ny ptatNss the h{uVa soA stimulating e esxtaA,
cure MaNs complaints, Witch @eea het he svrpoxStl
they eSaia feaeAR such A. Deafness. PART MnaNess,
Neuralgia and Nervous tsrNah1iss, betanee,Nent VI
the Ltsef and Kidneys, Seat and ether knasea som,
plants arising nom lnw state " the body, OF ohsttNs
tons " IVA functions They Are the hes, eatxatse med
cae eve, discovered, and YOU will hut need 10 use them
eAee 10 Knew u
Prepared ny DIR. 1,c AVER, lowell, Mass, and seid
~ every respectable Druggist N the Z, = taag i.smw
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AWoRn 10 CANptn PrnLic,-sesrrely four years have
elapsed since the presentation % our now celebrated
Stomach nltters was made to yoa, You have tested
their efficacy, and have manifested your appreciation
by your generous patronage, from the fact that they
have Invariably accomplished all they purrartcd to do
aud W there " stt among yea any who from p,eilspn
ston have Included our preparation in thvis sonora,
prejudice against medicine, We w.utd earnestly refer
them TO any Of the leading ply sclans In tho and Who
now Invariably prescribe nm all eases VI Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, hhieasness, klstpeaey, Constipation, Loss
Of Appetite, eton etc " does no, profess to cure all
things, hut We hold for the above Diseases Ia the only
speedy and reliable remedy, We would seriously eau.
ion You against this Inherent spurious articles gotten
up and pamed on ~ the genuine "iicstetter," and II
Ia due to yourselves TO AcQaaat Us with anpsrles ea,
gagged MeseM, We have a. pFsssn, several IN aiessnt
sections Of The Union under naaas hut hereafter We IN.
tend prosecuting 10 the Miles, extent Of the law,
MoSrkrfkN 4 SMITH,
sole manufacturers and rroNrivtors, sas rpan a.,
rutsharK, Ia, (aaal
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DR.. H. BAILEY.
BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.
7 oNG time on the way, but worth having now they
L. are hero.

BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.
II oNG time on the way, but worth having now they
- are here.
For Architects.
Sloan's Carpenters New Guide.
Shaws Civil Archtecet,
Soan's Model Architect Tools, folio,
For Musicians.
Masons Mammoth fxereises--reviseda and Enlarged,
Moere's EncN clopedN OF Mnslc-the most complete
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hertns' Instruction BOOK for the Plano forte--new
supply
Lutte Of Zion.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Commentary, y vols. complete.
SCOTS
tlarke's
Backs Theological Dictionary.
kor classical StuIeMts
Iaietltnear TRANSACTIONS of Horace, Virgil, Caesar
and Cicero =-separte volumes,
sGr Levers ut r0rtry.
Library Editions o. the Works OF Mrs. emans, Gold
smith, Burns scott and Moore,
For frusclrr~.
Parker iowa Hand Book, Including Map " Ma't'
Mtnssa
befS Treasury of knowltdSc~~a complete Library et
reference, Ia y vols,
Dicks Works Complete,
The American 6ynttvmNn's Guide 10 rnhteness md
Fashion, vel, 10 mo,
The Young Ladies' own noak, iyel, " mo,
Chinese sugar Cane, Its history, mode Of culture,
manufacture " toe Sugar &e,-7hy James y q,
Enquire Within, asuo Facts for the People,
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ires Dictionary oSthe Arts, Menn'eetasss and Mines
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MelolAnna and Church Organs.


1 hANE just received my hrst lot Of Msludeona and
Organ lianuenlams. Cor Churches, maac ~ Mason .
hamla, ef boston, and have ase as heretofore, eos
piete assortment af the Instruments VI Gen, ftNcs
40, ot RaAalo, geeS Judges agree that thrse two
houses ALE tho emily manufacturers IN the Unrt Staes
ef retls RFSt cfa@ Aeipdvess am their sale Agent
In this region, Nell AZ their prices without additional
charge FOR freight and warrant every Instrument 90 give
satisfaction, .
VHE ORGAN .s',4nnaNIgN
Has two rows 81 keys, tunr sets Vt reeds and eight
stops, a. tNtaMs1 I, haeianat hiarasah N kMlet \.
rrnepaE D, iiauthayi Il, haNrdpni I, Manual Coupler y,
Pedal tANeF heatdes independent sci Oh Pedal rceds,
Nv the larger class She compass ~ the Keys uva tees
Ayes (saMe that Of the largest sac VAaseh ulgahsA
hut the eampAss " teae "a seSsn M estaSss, Semrass
OF iVdai bass, two eStaSes,
fhts ms,samen. possesses several advantages ever
pipe Organs,
ls, tsprtes-rheiag furnished AZ less than easvAat
the eest ~ an Organ, with lhe same emaaM " power
and variety
~, me Comparatively small stse etN Mss--evsups,
inx much sss room than An ursans
NJ fhe ANt Thai IA Net aneeted ~ heat ef cold,
ehaNse Ia the weather. AMI te,ervrAtNFe,
AIN, It's ftuPsrN ~ rvMsNhhN Tor lAnH period IN
keea Mne NR Meh kaewA that ptre organs are slMess
vNAstahty settNe N eitNNe, MAVh aslAets materially
hNm thew hsesalness where nv MAss W ~ hand
fah descriptive nAaarNptsN e ratAteSavA III MeNNaeNAs
and tapMaRtama vii ee seAt t Matl, Ree Vt charge,
en- aNlaleAtsAA ~ ~ M HANlkN.
MAY i8 AeNNAN MNste Stvfr.
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Johnson county asaiasG Coassitstioa abeut
400.
Cedar county has elected he whole R<pob-
lican ticket
Dabuqns reported againss Constitution 1900.
Polk county for Constitution 1900.
Poweehiek county has elected entire Republi.
can ticket and given New Consultation 400 to
500 majority.
Linn county elected the entire Republican
ticketby an average majority Of $50, and gave
400 majority for New Constitution.
In Scott county tho Democrats elected Coun-
y Judge BY 10 maj. and Sheriff By $40. while
the Republicans carried the balance Of their
ticket. the Recorder and Treasurer having s45
majority, and the New Consultation 9a3.
Warren county has elected the entire Repub-
lican ticket. and given the nsw Constitution
majority Of SAC, one township 70 hear from
which would increase this figure.
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To Ague SuHerersl

COvELL's BEBEERlNE MIXTURE IL the bes. Ague
remedy IN the world. Il only broaka Chui
heradcAes every vestee Of the disease from the sys
tenn Hundreds who have used join with voice In
deelasinga almost nialhie Procure bottle Of tt
take II according TO the directions and yca may rely
on being cured. For sale here by all Druggists and ty
the proprietors,
u, H. Cav and A, l. GlRrHs, Agents here.
A. PORTER \ HRo, rsoprietots,
July Ia Rock Island, H.
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Continued Excitement NJ l.e0vcmvyOFlh
city.
The Steamer Hesperian, which arrived at st.
Louis on Wednesday, brought intelligence from
Leavenworth up to Sunday evening last. We
quote from the Republican:
When our informant went up into the town, =
Vigilance Committee were trying Wood and
knighton for being connected with the late muir.
der, and very large crowd were awaiting their
decision. The supposition was that Wood wod
be hung that night, and the greater part OF tho
people were anxious for his execution. At about
10 IL o'clock, p. NJ, the Mayor appeared before
the crowd and advised them to dispense, with
the promise Of giving the prisoners fair trial
on the succeeding day. After his speech small
portion Of the crowd left-the greater part re-
naming to hear the decision Of the Committee.
In few minutes after the Committee appeared,
and stated their unwillingness to hang the men
before giving them fair and impartial trial.
After this the crowd dispersed, aud . guard was
placed over the prisoners.
The Democrat has ono day later news, a. fol.
lows:
The steamer Alonzo Child, which arrived here
some hours later than the Hespcran, passed
LeAvenworth City on Monday evening. Tho
trial Of Woods and Knowlton, owing to the clam.
or and confusion, had not yet ended. The pco.
pie seemed very much afraid the prisoners wo'd
DO acquitted, and expressed themselves deter
mined at oil hazards TO execute lynch law upon
the offenders. Gov. Walker had reached tho
city, and was endeavorng TO pacify the populace
but without effect. The officers of the Alonzo
Child think the mob has by this time prevailed,
and the prisoners have been hung
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TUX MARIrosA GRANr.--We learn that share
in Ibis famous estate, which is variously csti-
mated rs worth any amount, from ten up 10
twenty-five millions OF dollars, has been pur-
chased from Col. Fremont by Dr. Benz. Wood,
brother Of tho Mayor Of this city, Col. Fremont
lets tor California in tho steamer which sailed
yesterday, IL is the intention Of the parties h.
,e'rsted to render the tract in question a. pro-
duetiNc AS possible. II comprises, as Is known,
the whole OF Marlposa county, embracing a, 900
acres OF gold land, and including seven towns
within It's circumference IN. Y. Times,
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MlNnaAM lnMA, AUGUST

WANnhAM iowa, AagaSt u
AAe heNeAs l-- Enelesea yea viii ana an
~ va,eh Yea @em 10 hsve eep,sd from
sasssssa ,apeN which think il calculated
sssaa waas IN tsssri to Meatesama ei,la
aA Ne tNweshsek mariek am pee-
ae NValA,vA waA several Of The wit
~ Ma Mse eeesetsvd with more than
@ksaaeal ehe MAS pse~a. al the hsas-
ssa have never hssta et MN eN,eemu
etsess aet VI sre living bull, under hs
70 eSsere coeieSStoa. and eeaelale Il
sAe a. the askaloesa mans eye. On the
@Msts examination | understand twelve
av~es swo~ positively 10 his being The
sAe vas seea With the wagon and four
80 which had Formerly belonged 10 Mr.
sset A man with whom have been ae-
AA'et Al least twenty-five years told me
cnt DAY les, winter while he sat In Clarke's
neces, IL NtaawA, the window being a
y v h. heard old Thomas Lawyer tell his
aAerSalas that he supposed he was guilty,
as should do his best to clear him and II he
et,a change Of venue he was quite sure
Nsad, II do not pretend TO give his exact
nsge,) aud tina, he had cleared him from
Ae Prison twice before. When the adjourn.
- vas granted al the spring term the cit
y looked upon il as the commencement OF
NaenA IN .lasr hin, ara ~hn,, ska epcrial
~ began and no State witnesses summoned
esiaees began to think there vas evident
scheme TO clear him. regret mob
eFaCe IS much as the editor Of the Oskaloo-
ae'Aid, for | sincerely regret that officers
% cerelect in duty as to oblige men to
e law into their own hands in order to get
sao done taem. Whenever officers 60 in
lradea'iy and icar!essly forward in discharge
sheir duty, and that according 70 law,
ss is not . doubt in my mind bu, mob
Fshd mob violeice will cease.
% rot wish you 70 infer from the above that
song to the Regulators or Vigilance Com
Zee, or concerned in mob in my
eat LIVING on the route on which old Thorn.
faseied fom lontezuna toward Iowa City
aso on which he has been carried back
io''h, and having converted with the
'n and with some of the citizens, with
y an personally acquainted, and / am
'1s' mai the burning his feet and the In
s's Witnesses is all fudge. or perhaps
II. Ao's-s II the same gang. The prevailing
80 : sas part Of the country is that old
- belonged to regularly organized ban.
ss's very good citizens OF johnson
~ tley think little hanging would
'he 1adse and Prosecuting AttoT-
sN In haste,