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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31
n,rv AND STATE NEWS.

r,. JrucI.L ELgcriox.-The returns nt the e'e!.
,, f,,r Judge the Eighth Judicial Circuit co.''1 W
We have beard r. ports from all the c""h'.s
~ nstr,a; ia suln. cases however, they are mere
hys . tJInwup ara the return, in he inr"np-le irh
.nh;,, tI,ry have reached ia, IA between Mr. Coie
~ "I.I. IL Mnrxr the admitted loading candldates
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JOHN ". RAND AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
Savage. one of the men arrested for the robbery OF
the Central Bank at Fredericton, y. Is proves 10
he no less parsonage than the notorious John w
Rand He is the parsonage who, several years s,nc"
robbed Stickpey, the driver Of the Boston ana Qah,
cy stage of several thousand dollars. I'll OF wh'cn
has robbed one or more banks in New Hampshire
and come two year. since arrested in Boston for
robbing the Virginia bank at Pcrtsmouth, 10 wn'cn
State he was taken and imprisoned, but broke jail
Boston Journal.
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pUIiarELpnrA MARKET, Jr1y ..

Flour market dull mixed hrnuds arc nnw offered nj :.
I, Dbl aud extra and tnncy brands s. .IaSg5G. Tire
There ia little demand tor export and very little
stock to operate in. Ry" Flour il held nj - 10 p bb! -
Pennsy lvanin Corn Meal sells 81 T. bbl Grnn-Wn
in little demsnd and the tendency prc.s for all kinds
downwnrd-; sales of prime Pennsylvania red made
n, Il ~ and fair and good white at = Tj,Si - h. bu-h
No new Offering. Rye dull; Pennsylvams wort 81 =
bu.hcl Corn in demand sales OF PENN, lvtnr yellow
o. cts bushel aiOat. Oats stcndy: srcs OF Pcnnsyva
MIA and Delaware Mt S. cis T. bushcl. Seeds lover
seed is wthnu inquiry. sales OF prime Mt = "a ib.
Las. sales OF Tnl1ny IS 7ssi and Fnxseed at : ~
aSl % busb"l WhsH"y dull nj 3Oajl cts in bo'- aud
hhds. nj - cts = gallon
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. July 9?
The offerings of Beef Cattle this week have been CO.
head The quality OF the Cattle was better ,hsn for
week. Prices rule from lDi IN l:.a lew cxrs prime
broush, Sl2 per 100 This considering the quality Of the
Cattle will show decline OF SOC for the las. two weeks
Mos; OF the receipts from Chester and Lancaster
coun.ie. and about 2jJ we're Virginia and We,tcrn.
uOGS-Thc arrivals at singers Yard were about 600
head las, week. all sold previous ratcs say from 80
TO - the loo lbs the de mand b ing in advance ofth sup.
DIV Some 10 horse. hsD offered at the place.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-rhc supply continue. large:
ssles of 90 at tho Avenue Drove Yard, 81 80
and 80 as in quality aud condition Sales OF Lamb. nj
g. a ! each. Bs in quality.
EORsES-Rece.p:s small and littl- demand for Them
few Western received n tie Avenue Dove Yard
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n T. + /. Il T. n {
TaoTT1SG STALLION "xo.surn

FTNiilS distinguished, fat trott,n: stallion. -
u will commence" Full season on the let ";
". August, nj tsr s'Enlo of the subscriber, on
the MccEa",csy. lr Turnpike. milo from --li--
the city oi Ricu Ioad Tee wi. expire GU tue
ot October.
Tenn go the scascu. il; prcprd. so psynb'.
the close =. ,.s -.i-hB lEsgsunc" ID. Groom! tee
For lurihcr particGuIs. refer 10 my kills.
Mares sent from distance will be wo ;a0n csTe d
my table, ut 10 cent? per day II j. SMITH
July Jl--,lrSw3, Near Fairfield Race CJgr--
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DEATH ny STARVATION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Eredsrica Busch, Ger
man female has been arrested on charge OF causing
the dsath Of two children by starvation. They had
been plsced in her charge by their parents. One
died on Sunday and the other yesterday.
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U. S. TREASURY There wa. sl9 65o,3i! in the
u. s. Treasury July 20h subject to drafts. OF which
s5U0O.D0D was at New York. S!,Ooooou In Boston,
sln6i16,33 al Richmond. 1884 6S3, W at Norfolk ana
Sl4,3U9, 80 at Ma hvs, Tern.
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MINISTER TO GUATEMALA.-Hon. William
E, Yenabe was 10 leave Panams on the 2o;h instant
in the steamer Panama, his way TO Glatemia TO
assume the duties Of r. s. minister resident near the
government of that republic.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, july :

The weather continues very No sales OF Cotton to
day; prce3 are sitter but with change in quotations
Sales for the past three days only 300 bales receipts $50
bales Stock on hand go bales The receipts thus
le than last year at this port a 0O bales and
at all Southern ports $50 500 bales Corn s5 30 eta
eterling Exchange 10 per cent premium.
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A SITUATION ~ Teacher wanted by Young ca
N man. who has graduated ia several school- u
University o vir.inla Hni hn- rl-D attended VILLAS
Mary COLLEGE nc has ini experience III Zee o
References iurE.,:!cd rG! the fa"ulti"s OF 10th tue
sii'u ions.
AGdrcss w. ". Orange e II vn July o.
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HEA1nsrlLLE, CoMar:grosEH,s ogT:eE

July IN, I10'
! hive appointed Thursday, the 10Th dsy Of ssp!em
next. carry INTO effect the foregoing decree W.
time by 10 o'clock, A. n, the parties interested ae
CURED to attend before me a, my Office soressd'
such evidence MS noy be necessary in the prem"e.
n, J. BRENT. 'Osl
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,bs, is lcsrryinr on, The figure Of 'reechl '"'""S
lesign or upskillulnes'' tie tha'' 'e"'0 f,,..
posed, 10y means ct any 'e'n', '"'Se 49," rrs-,.
hru.,, or force thrust, We WIZ employ Wv .,
,aiy, claimed in all c"rIteey hy every o,,s;n
n. art and lnake the ribs of "rr nc"phy'S ~ 81
.i,., adequate hits duly administered.
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LlTEsT BIZ TELEGRAPH.
'e'es-epard for th R,chmond z nqairer.
GlNNENIIlN At Ill u plINI.

CONVENTION At Old POINT.
OLD i"iST, July aJ.-rns Convention to TURNER
The project u: a Dudley Manu. Esq to establish a
linc ~ steamers between the Chesapeake Bay ana
Milford itven, in England. WA. largely attended t"
DAY. Delegates from Maryland, District of Colum
tia, Tenne1ser. North Carolina Virgins, Georgia
nnd Texas wero present. EsPresil.nt John Tyler
was chosen President, end Hon ID. NJ. Barrnger'
Hon NJ llnmiin. Mnnre n. Fa!l- and Capt. Thos. D.
Page, Vice Presidents Letter. were resd from oil
tbs members OF the Cabinet from Lieut. Maury, and
from Others, strongly endorsing th. plan urged by
Mr. Mann. Committees on resolutions and subscrlp-
ton. wrr" then appointed. After which, the Con-
ven,ion adjourned until tn morrow.
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cArrll- EOCS AND SHEEI

Shook l CRoCSFrf, hi.Crr
BEEF CATTLE-Are wouti 40 j. ~ ~ stq,s. sup
ply moderate
MUTToN-Are worth 81 to ~ Dpcr heal Extra Gna''
/, :gcul,l demand little more.
HOGS IL
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JOHN ". RAND AGAIN IN CUSTODY.

FARM Solp.-Mr J. e. Psttus has sold his farm
together with the fine buildings thereon, a, enahce'
lorsvils in Sputsylvana county, for $4,000.
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.n. ..oninc, to hesr from

The rruor, from Lancaster il, that very small vote
v.s c..t. of which Mr.. Caybrook received The deci'
dsd nsiority Mr.. Marye received four or live votes
Mr. Culen.u one or two.
mite. IL l.. reported that M Coleman received some
f:;.rn or twenty votes.
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GuIse To THE WEsr.-lt is stated that John d
Fry, Esq, Chief Engineer OF the Richmond FIRE Ds
partment, is going to the West.
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ROBERT Henderson,, On q.
EDWARD w. SINS, Sec'y.

MR.. CLINGMAN AND Distribution.
Hon. t. l.. Clingnsn has written 4 letter to the
Editor Of the Raleigh Standard contradctiug the re-
port that he had out in avo of the distribution
Of the public lands or their proceeds. On the con.
t1ary be is directly opposed to such policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31

CARRYING THE MAiL.-Mr. Hugh Latham has
bousl,, from the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad
Company all the wagons and horses heretofore used
in TRANSPORTING the mail between Alexandria and
Washington, and will hereafter have the conveying
of the mail between the two cities, in connection win
his line of onubusses, and the steamboat Tor Inc
thrnnrh nassenrers.
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XET, 1,0R,. NOTICE..

EKECUTUh'S .NVITN y Ma
4 LII persons indebted TO the estate oil Ias proc
"A ness Goode of Amelia. will please nasr >.
and immediate payment long nduigence esH. ..ne
tended All persons having elaine sgaintt the
present them forthwith for settlement r..,u,,:
July s-ciw ). T. FAaH"H'
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sSTATE or yIRGISIA-lN rHaNCERY-A'
- Circuit C1uri continued and be- < or the couf''
Northumberland, at The Court liou-c thereof on J..
day. the ;J;h day Of October, in the ycsr l-G
James liBrcum, guardian Of Mckee fiaynis,
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FROM Europe,

HALIFAX, July 3O.-The steamship Washington,
from Liverpool with dates 10 The 18th July, arrived
II is repored that the Emperors Of Russia, austria
md France will meet shortly in Bavaria; also that
the King Of Prlssias recent visit to Vienna was tor
the pufpose of eif-ctng reconciliation between
Rnssia and h&strln
sixteenth peuce. Flour is vc:y drll, with decline
Of two pence come circulars Say two to eur pence
Corn ia uiet The crops promise & lutur:at yield.
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FELL DEAD ~ THE SrREEr.-Wm. N. Walker
native of Virginia, and policeman IN New oiie"os'
fell dead in the street there last week.
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CILPErEK MIiIrAItY INSTfrrTl:.

NEAR CULPEVER COURT HOUSE, VA.
yNyI SEC md ,rJ-iOn OF this school VIII cominenr"
II the tir.t day Of ncxt September. The coCrSc Of
s,rcion will include the Lri:n Greek, French nni S7
ish Languages, Mathematics SatG:n. Philosophy Gle
i.,ry aud lower English branches.
The rp rnsrs engaged 10 conduct the schoo. are ;t
a,c- Of til University al I:r:!n.a az! Virginia NH
Ius'itntr vino wi! adopt the Toies % in:s!acio,. y
s.ed III those .:itutions.
TERMS
prI:i. ,ui,iGr 4aGn, .r. and lights Tor ten ntodi-
Sl-U.
For CIRCULAR cOu;ain!p. fall Information. hdiitsa
CHARLES T.. LIGHTfOOT.
CIpcpcr Court liOu's
REfERENc
We have The pr,vIi".o OF referring 10 the following
Faculty VI In ,ut', Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Glider sleeve. ScE.!e
We're McG,''r L!vcrsiiy Of Virginia
PyUt I.ucirI Miro. Wal. ,m and Mary College
Rev inrn 4 hgoad"a. CEr:lG,ics:i;:e
John Hart AN
Lphm Hunter. ESQ. LoriSa county
Col John Voolfolk. Orange county
Rev Vim : White -. Lexington
Rev VIM Pc.,dc:vu
Gen Vim II richardson Richmond city
Col WIN Is TaIis"r.o Glouccster
James Barbour E.,;, Cupsprr
w u WalItci Gen George VI Coke, BIZ, /,
Washington citv
Ma uenry Hill, L : Army. %nw YORK
- Voss, E.i. hHppuhaunock county
Cap, Jane, Su.rk
The Citizens oi CuIIcJcr. July 3.--'"
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BEEFKS-Market depressed: .l!e' oi 1000 hsad at q
decline OF e. closing dull at g. to 10 50 Il per 100 lbs
Sheep-Ihe market ID dull and all qualities considerably
declined. Swine-Market buoyant; Gales OF 100 head al
81 50 2, an advance OF % cts per lOOlbs.
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VIRGISi:y MURDERED --Juo b Ogg, formerly OF
Norfolk, Va, was recently murdered at Qaartzou'g'
California.
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Ggy. WALKER CuMtSG TO FIRGiNTa.-Gen'
Walker has left New Orleans to come as Tar as hcn
mond, Va
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NEW YORK Markets LrLr 10

Cotton quiet Gales Of 100 bale. Flour trm sales OF
800 bb!s common 10 good State at s6 I5sG 80 and
Southern At 1Oa7 S. Wheat is dull sales of 20 $50
bushels Tennessee red 72, Southern white at
GOAL % do red 70a 72i and Chicago Spring whest NJ
81 Corn quiet sales Of 5000 bu heIs at 90 cts for
mixed Prime Pork advanced l0c, sales e, IL iOnl7 go
sales of Ness at "a 0a24 o. Beef buoyant. sacs re-
packed Chicago NJ sl6ai; Lard buoyan sales 1t bic
whsxey is firm. sales Of Ohio BE Sugar is guie
sales of Cuba al 9.lOc Moas.es unchanged. Coaec
heavy decline Of CT sales q, i6c Rosin is jull
sales at e.. Rices qlc;, sales i5!c Freigh,s insc
,,,e
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NEW YORK. JULy 3g.-Cotton is buoyan:-
Flour and grain ar= all unchanged Stocks are dull
Virguia's 81.
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LAWS IiIJ,I

LEWIS HILL.
EDRODl'CE COMMISSION MERCHANT, sttrni'
Z the sale Of Wheat, Flour, Corn and Tobacco.
cjntnucstu
tIlRE OFT NEGROES.
OrHrr on Governor or Iath strr"t. Richmond. Va
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DIED.

BALTIMORE, July 3V.-The markets ere al al
changed.
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Some of the citizens of Abingdon, Virginia are
about forming company for the purpose OF working
coal vein recently %erh F,r Of ,Ss H"e
s,ms six miles below the Salt Works. II has leen
visited BY competent gsoIsgist, who pronounce, it
anthracite coal OF good qusty and says the lndca
tions are that tho supply il extensive Specimens
have bsen tried in ct tbs shops aud II is sa 10
bs of superior quality.
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BAD RKsuL1-A genIaa,an Of this place, who
has returned from visit to it'udoar county ID this
Stat. says that he passed not Iess than forty fields
which had bsou seeded in wheat last year. that were
now ploughed up. cot being deemed worth the hsr'
yesting. This is certainty and commentary on :arIn-
ing in that quarter of Virgins. Every one familiar
with old Loudoun will remember her as one OFT lead
ing wheat producing counties in the
irksJurg HeraH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31

f. ROUTE FOR EuRopE.-Tbe Hon. William Bal,
lard Preston will sail for Europe in the Steamship AZ:
lantic, on Saturday noon MIR. Preston a. Is wei,
known is the Commissioner appointed by thu Bristol
Convention to visit Europe inurtherance OF the pro
sc OF direc, trade between that country and The wa
iers OF the CLe.apeake lie will not return unii some
time in p ecenEsr Eext His mission Is mos impoF'
iant one and We trust Liz most ssguins antlcPa'ioh'
10 regard to il will be fully realized.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31

NORFOLK ASD PETERSBURG RArLRoAp.-We e1
,rsc. from the Norfolk American the following en-
courasing notice Of the progress Of this work:
I'VE noticed a day or two SINCE the arrival oi a
yassel from Richmond with cars for this road and
rnotber from, Northern port with iron for the
Bride across he Elizabeth. Tue energetic and &C.
complished EngIeer on this Improvement, is pushing
things to SPEEDY and periec, completion, We are
confidently informed that The entire road will De
conol.ted within this year. and from our Own
knovled.e OF It's construction. VS. pronounce il the
best road in the State Of Virginia, aud QUE smons the
best in the country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-31

e1cAM vs. STEAM, or A REGULAR RAcE.-0u Tues
day morning (says the Williamsburg Gaz-ltsl the
Steamers kor;h Carolina and Glen Cove Ielt ga
Point about The ssrrs tune. The iurner undertook 10
oai strip the latter BY putting an extra amount OF
motive power-but, as!-fsiled-eEregiousyf failed:
Cant. DAVIS. OF the Glen Cove tnenlhougbt "s would
practically demonstrate the fact that his poat could
not be beaten by any craft on the CHESAPEAKE qua III
tributariesapd did 30, by leaving the North Carolina
far in the rear thousand cheers for orr own tarore
fast.moviDg Glen Cove
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EiaEAr King GEORGE G. H.-The tavern al King
wss dss, royed by ire on Tuesday morning last togeth
er with the kitchen ice lcrse. &c The fire broke
out about o'clock 10 the morning., and involved the
oss OF the hotel fixtures furniture. &c: Three or
four u.ep had Q narrow escape fieeeric.s6"'g
Herald,
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MoaE Gotta couple of gentlemen Of Abingdon
clnim to have discovered coeI 70 two places few
miles north of that place. within te1g days p'stI,
road will d.veluu resources never dresmed Of.
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ALMOST DyEL.-On Saturday night Inst, Mes'r'
ChsrjsS ". Helm, lsditor Of tie Flag of 'g3A Of
Warrent"n, Va, and j. c. Gibson, Of Culpeper
county, Va came down to Georgetown to 'e; r n
personal difficulty between them by q duel They
we're accompanied by George D. Wise; E+l" to act
ma ,ha second Of the latter Wehear that the difficulty
between Messrs II. and G. has been satisfactorily ad'
;us,ed through the e1er,ions Of the two gentlemen
last perned, aided by M-..rs. Beverley TUCKER aud
Johu Linton. Of Washington city. mutual Eenus OF
boib.-I STIR.
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LARGE SALE OF SLAvEs.-The Petersburg inteM'
ccnry understands that sale was made in that city
'rne.dsy, privately, of fl ty-hree negroes. at the
vsry hiru average of eight hundred and fhy dol.
lars EACH. They wore composed OF nen, womeu and
children, twsnty.siy Of thetn being under twelve
wears Of age. fbis is, perhaps IS niKa sale as was
". uuders,sud that eighteen or twenty d the iarn
her were likely. strong. healthy young men and wo-
man and three others very valuable mechanics
such as are now selling for $s,a to s2UO0 each
gentleman Informs US that in 1887, negroes OF the
kind above mentioned, were frequently sod IN ios at
Sl0UD round.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
.IRepOrts Furnished BY the Associated Presa.l
rURrnER EoRgIaN NEws Pc sTEAnER PERsIA.

FURTHER FoREIGN NEWS PER STEAMER PERSIA
New YoRK, Sept. -Coastantinopls advices
say that the Porte insists that England shall evacu
ate Perine, or restore it to Turkey.
WAsHIEeroN. Sept. ia heavy run was made
on the Bank OF Commerce, at Georgetown, which
caused partial suspension Of payments. Itissap-
posed that il y III resume 10 a few days. The rna
on the private bankers was promptly met. The e1-
element has subsidized.
NORFOLK, Sept I6.-The empire City" put IN
here for coal she experienced a succession of
heavy gales, which slightly damaged her All we'll
WASHINGTON, Sept I5-The Secretary of the
Treasury directs the appraisers OF Foreign WOOL to
determine the value Independently Of the invoice
by such reliable means can be procured.
PH1LADELPa1A, Sept. I6-The steam, r Norfolk,
hence for Richmond, was sunk il the Chesapeake
Bay by gale Monday. The crew was saved.
EEw YoRK, Sept 49, Fears are entertained for
the safety of the steamer Central America, which
sailed from Havana on the s1h-
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l6.-0ne hundred and
seventy-fEe towns show Republican loss over
last year of 8, l73.
NORFOLK, pit. I6.-The Empire City brought
100000 The brig Roades FROM Boston, is ashore
al South Cape Henry. The steamer Jamestownis
reported blown TO sea and her cargo considerably
damaged by water.
WAsHISGToN, Sept. 16.-The Bank of Com
merce at Georgetown, aud the Banking houses run
on yesterday, continue to redeem. Confidence is
generally restored.
Bo TON, Sept. I6-Geo. s. Abrahams, custom.
house broker. agent of Barring Brothers; has
been arrested for fol, Ing aud altering the figures
OF invoices for the purpose of deirauding the rev
enue.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 16.-Kansas advices say that
the Constitutional Convention organized by eecting
John Calhoun President, who spoke in favor of
submitting the constitution to the people.
500 troops LETT LeaVenwOrth on the 9Gh for New
Mexico.
The st. Joseph Journal gives account of a
battle between Sumnt RS command aud band OF
Indians, in the middle of August on the Arkansas
river Loss to the troops 4; to the Indians 20.
The report that 400 Indians was slaughtered was
unfounded
NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The Pacific Overland
Mail contract mas been signed by John Butterfeld,
VIM. B. Dusmore, VIM. 6. Fargs and others, and
Dundas in behalf of the Government, for years,
at six hundred Thousand dollars per annum, to
commence in one year from yesterday. The con-
tractors contemplate forming joint stock COM
psny.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
Aldermen.

~ JOHN A. McEwES, E.q, viii Alderman in
the Fifth Ward, if elected. aug. 24-td.
~ We authorized to announce D. W. DORIS as q
candidate for Alderman in the sth Ward.
05- We authorized to announce J. W. FKLTs a
candida te for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward.
esy- We authorized to G. NJ. FOGG a can
didate for Alderman in the 18th Wald aug24.
e. We authorized to that DAVID H.
WARE viii serve Alderman o! the Fourth Ward if
elec ed.
* We authorized to announce JOHN CoLTART as a
candidate for Alderman Of the First Ward.
~ We authorized announce A. D. CREIGHToN as
a candidate for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward
~ We authorized to j. P. COLEMAN a
Candidate for reelection Alderman in the 9th Ward
KY We authorized to J. T. BRowN can
didate for Alderman in the h Ward.
ES- We authorized to announce ISAAC PAUL as a
candidate for Alderman in the 18th Ward.
~ authorized 10 announce WILLIAM r. DEAfuH-
BRASE a candidate for Alderman in the I'd Ward.
EE- We authorized to join K. HUME a
candidate for Alderman in the Third Ward.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

There are about IA inches water on HarPeth
Shoals.
The VIM. Henry and Tennessee arrived yester-
day from Paducah.
The Tennessee departed again for the same
port
The VIM. Henry departs to-day.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th says
At this point the river is still falling as our last
report. From above we have adyices Of falling
rivers and difficult navigation, with only six feet
wttr between Cairo and ST. Louis, and four to four
and halt feet on the bars in the lower Ohio. Be-
tween here and Cairo we have about eight feet re-
ported, and fully nine feet below here but the chan
mel changing and diff cult The Pennsy IYania got
aground at Presidents Island bar, but got of agaiO
and the Michigan reports the Twicheli aground
there last evening.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

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