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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANFoRp,s RECIPRoCaTING
Portable Farm & Plantation Mill.
(PArENrrn MARrH. ~. )


nor Grinding feed for STOCK, and G.srn ether
IL grain VA every variety, SHhri for ainh- NE,
an ~ simply rE sagins the i,lates sil grad hfts
Paints, frintcrs ink, Emery, sc, kc- The principle
this MI entirely new and its advantages
every RorAKr Mn are highly important. Isl 10 v
durable, having foar times the grinding surface
at any Rotary nl requiring the amount Of
power End About half the power Is saved the
RESISTANCE IL all within inch &c the e-atre % the
shaft 3fd They made % dlhrrent eapecitics 80
be tnrncd by hand yaried n SUIT Rny amoGni
OF power almost unlimited extent 9Th II be
purrsszsef q Fsgx. 9Th It's extreme saplacl-
~ enables person Of less than ordinary capacity 70
remove the worn CUT plates aud replace them By
enes tih. The plates be replaced al eosl
exceed 81 50. Tth. IL VIII not clog, the reciproeat
lnE acslnn eotsene6 sth the peculiar dress u the
plates. rendering s tnsposstbe. sth. II occupies bet
ittie roat and u easily removed from siace - place
II h eafzbie Il xrtedinE mach larger qusnfits q
Erzia shaa any ether NIL. ~sh The sppcatioa u the
same amount Of roser.
The subscriber has ne exclusive right 10 sell The
above Mil 10 the state % Isnnessee.
RICHARD BRITAIN.
seYf1s-tf - fuaxhkeepaie. =. Y.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Mccall, Yaneer Co. Philip B. J. Calaghan ct al
7 the Office of the Clerk aud Master of the Chan
II Gerry Court at Nashville, the 23d day Of
Sept, 1858, motion of complainant, by counsel in
the above cause and it appearing the satisfaction of
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants AM'L
SIT BBINs and ADRIAN GARRISON, are on-resdents OF
the State of Tennessee, and therefore the ord-
nary process of this court cannot be served upon
them, it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication he made for four weeks
IN succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published III the city Of Nashville, requiring the
sId defendants appear at the next term of the CT
cery Court be holden for the county of Davidson
the courthouse thereof, in the city of Nashville on
the LIST Monday in November next, and answer
said BILL the will be taken for confessed TO
them and set down for hearing parte
JN0. Z. GLEAVES,
sept24-w4t PRS fee So Clerk Master.
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Nome Again.

WI friends and the public generally that he has
turned fosa his Northern and Is ready 90 open
the fali cam aiVs.
Fully p.r>t'd IA all recent improvements In Phsto-
graphic AAn!aaati"n-rclying heretofore, solely
TIE a>ytts 81 is ptctures and determined 10
sptfs efor to rlrssc ne confidently invites those
whr have R~ver gwen Il IN a fair 4 an, TO do
Ia iieS will hnd hts present the
nlently and pleasantly kscateI OF any IN the City,
Cherry street, corner Of Uuipn- scps2i-l
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DErRaIr, Sept. 90.

The balloon which carried OF Thurston, the
seronaut, on Thursday last, came down four
hours afterwards near Baptisis Greek. q. W.
Thurston as seen upon il short lime before
il was secured, aud Is probably now ia the
marshes near Lake St. Clair. Search Is being
made for him aud there Is great excitement
throughout the whole couatry.
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TWO FREE-SOM LOTS.

I AN Offering al private sale Until the 9th Of Octo-
Der next, two bgsutiful Building Lots, situated
he Frankln pike, or Spruce street just beyond
Broad. free from taxation, aud in of the most de-
siTable neigbborhoods IN the city said Lots front
each 81 feet Spruce street, running back $50 feet
Ia 10 feet alley. We will give a bargain Ia these
lois, and not sold by thai time vail be offered al
public sale at the Court HosfSe gate.
For further particulars enquire Of
3 r. GLASGOW,
sept2i-1 Real Estate Agent.
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MARRIED..

In this place, at the hort House On Taessssy
morning, the 2ist, by the Rev Joha ;. gcsihe II.
JosKFa NJ swAsS, % New Orseans 10 Niss Arm HIM
Of this pikce R.ss<itssIls (Ey) Asrall
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1- Hon. ARTHUR T.. BAosY. of Alabama.
died AZ Mobile ga the 2lst inst, of yellow
fevor. Mr.. BAGHY was formerly Governor OF
Alabama, aud also served the State Ia the
United States Senate.
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Notice..

y election will be held at the Office Of the Ten
n nessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, on
MONDAY October 4th, for the election of Directors
for said Company for the ensuing twelve months.
sept24-td --A A w BUTLER, Sec'y-
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Valuable Grist 81 FIGURING Mill
AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

tNNVNN n TIE FUSI LII MII.IsJ
I AM Offering for sale on liberal terms, that vaua-
i BILE Mill including 2l acres and l42 poles situated
ON Mil Creek, the Murfreesboro' pike SO miles
from the City Of Nashville The land IS of the finest
quality and susceptible of the highest state OF cub
tvation and for gardening purposes is equal, " not
superior To any in the vicinity of Nashville There
is a good frame dwelling aud other necessary out
houses upon the land and several beautiful building
sites and every convenience that could be desired
make 1t a valuable place IL only needs an eXaniin-
alton convince those desiring to engage Ia Milling
and Gardening that with small investment they
can make it pay we'll The Mil itself Is worth what
ask for the whole place. and with proper attention
could be made u pay the entire purchase money by
the time the last Is paid. We will take pleasure
in showing the premises any one DESTROYS OF
examination, and % man Of small means,
sure il the best thing that has been offered for
number Of years.
For further Particulars enquire OF
T. r. GLASCOCK,
sept2l-tf Real Estate Agent.
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West Nashville.
On Tuesday, the aeth October mex

On Tues0ay, the xoth octoDeT heAss
an the premises, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for and
" account of JOHN E. GLEAvEs, Clerk and Master of
the Chancery Court at Nashville, by virtue of de-
cree in the case Henshaw Ed wards 4 Co. ct ais
VIM H. McNairy ais, will sell at public sale, the
following Lots in West Nashville, viz Nos 26l $50,
27S 43 IL 242, 200, 219 Us l5S, 24l, 2l5, ILL., 81,
23s 40, PA, S. 112, SO and 1877.
Handbils with more particular description of the
Sale will be issued in due time. -- -
TERas.--A credit of one, two and three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest, and
lien retained. A. V. ; LlNDSlEI,
sept24-td 33 College street.
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Louisville. and Nashville Rail-
road,

Turing the week of the Fair at Gallatin. COM
~ mencing MONDAY, Sept. 9th, Trains will run
follows:
Leave Edgeield A. NJ. Arrive at Gallatin A VI.
Gallatin SOP. NJ Edgeheld BOP N.
Tickets TO Gallatin and back 81 co.
seut24-td ROBERT MACLEOD, Sup't.
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Afiu advertisements.
CRXSPS GAxE'TX.
BENEFIT of Mr.. John Drew.

On Friday Evening. Sept. gath, SIS,
viii be presented for the rist time in Nashville, Ty
rome Powers beautiful Military Drama, in three acts,
enthIed ST. PATRlCk'S Eve; or, The Order OF The
by Miss NOBLE WILLIAMS. Overture by the 0rches
ira The performance will conclude with the-Petite
Comedy Of the Two FAST MEN; or The Irish ORA
COON. Paddy Murphy o'Brallagan, JoHS DREw.V
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NASWyIxLE WACES.

a. <sAG->
TALL MEETING. 1855. will commence on Monday,
IT September 27th. with sweeI'ssase with three
year oids-ssoo entrance-sloO forfeit Two mile
Eli odom names br Mary wylie, by Albion, dam
Also, names Oh {, by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
RlytFe Guild pane Hiawatha, by Albion, dam by
W. G. Harding names hr Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King. by lriam.
Also. names Oh bv Albion, dam Delta. by Priarn.
T. G. Moore names Betty Nancy, by shamrock,
dam Ida. by Belshazzar.
W. T. Roundtree names oh +, by Glencoe, dam Jane
Also, names ch +, by Albion, dam by Priam
TUESDAY, 2srH
Sweepstake with two year ODDS one mile out-s3O0
entrsnCe-Sl00 forfeit. Seven entries.
James Jacks-'n names Oh Fanny Bugg, by Am
bassador. dam Ida. bv Belshazzar.
A. Barnes names b +, by Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W. T Roundtree names Oh C, by Epsilon dam by
Glencoe.
Hugh Calgy names b c, by Albion, dam by Levia-
than.
W. T Chatham names oh c, by Glencoe dam by
Leviathan.
Eli Odom names n G. nv Albion dam nv Sovereign
Also. names {. hy Albion. dam by Sovereign.
sF'coSD RScE-with untried three year oIds-s2oO
entrance-s5o forfeit. Three entries
W. T. Chatham names oh (, by Glencoe, dam by
Lcvinthan.
RIythe 4 Guild names Fife Dean
W. T. Roundtree names oh r by Albion, dam En-
dora. nv Priam-
Third RACE.-Gies county stake. with three year
olds-S200 entrance. play pay Three entries.
WEDNESDAY, 29TH.
Jockey Club Purse. $3.50. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY. SOTH.
Jockey Club Purse $3.50. One mile heats
SECOND RAcE--Sweepsake with untried three year
lds-SlO0 entrance-S25 forfeit One male heats.
Five entries.
u. p. Hadley names c, by Allen Brown, dam by
Priam.
W. T. Ronndtrce names oh +, by Albion, dam
Little Trick by Priam
T. C. Moore names oh z, by 81 Boston, dam By Le-
Fiathan.
W. 7. Cheatham names oh f. oy Glencoe, dam by
Lcviathan.
f. Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dam
by Pacific
.a FRIDAY
Jockey Club Purse seOO-one mile heats three best
in FIVE.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s25O-iyvo mile heats
aug23d&wtd : J. CARTER proprist,r
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r This selfconstituted convocation halls from
the Eastern and Middle divisions of the State
Why the Western District was left out we are
not quite able to divine. 1t is true that the
leading representatives from that section in
the last Legislature opposed the idea of an
exclusive metallic currency; but inasmuch as
this meeting was "oniy intended as a con-
sultatiOn OF friends with view to the gen.
eral harmony of the party" we imagine that
ordinary courtesy, not to say policy, would
have required an invitation to those who OPP
pose the specie theory. 1t is possible, how
ever, that the programme, of which the above
is the head line. is to crush out bank demo-
crafts. and utterly ignore such men as DUNLAP
and KING, and WALKER, of West Ten
ncssee, and others, of Middle and East
Tennessee, who hold that an honest
banking system is not inconsistent with the
public interest. We cannot say. OF one
thing however there seems to be no doubt,
that there are radical differences of opinion
on the question of currency among the de-
mOcracy. These may be reconcilcd by the
supercilious dictation of one portion to the
other, or they may not. We shall see. AS
{ o the substance of the propositions adopted
by the meeting" we shall have something to
say hereafter.
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uem advertisements.
dissolution.

dissolution.
FTNHE partnership heretofore existing between MAC
IL GREGoR, AILowAY K Co., of New Orleans, and y.
E. AILowAY Co. of Nashville Tenn, is dissolved BY
mutusl consent, George MacGregor and James Bank
head having purchased the entire interest Of ~ E.
AIoway, Esq, IN said concern a
n. L ALLOWAY,
GEORGE AAoGREG0R.
Nashville, Sept. %, 1855.
THE liabilities of MAcGRBGoR, AIIowAY Co, and
Il n. F. ALLowAY K Co., are assumed by the new
concern, under the firm Of MacGregor Bankhead,
Of New Orleans, and James Bankhead Co, OF Nash
vile, Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD,
- GEORGE MACGREGOR.
Nashville, Sept. %, 1858.
II TAKE great pleasure in recommending the firm OF
i MAct;REGoR & BASKHEAD, of New Orleans, and
JAMES BASKHEAD & Co., of this city, 70 the patronage
Of the former friends OF the old firm.
y. Z. AIIOWAY.
Nashville, Sept. %, 1858. sept23-G
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nemocratic meetiny.i

respectable number of intelligent Demo-
Gratis. from various portions Of the State,
assembled at the CAPITOL on yesterday for the
purpose OF consulting and comparing views
on the subject of currency. The meeting was
primary in its character, and only intended
as consultation Of friends with view to
the general harmony of the party. Dr. SAM'L
MOORE, of Hickman, acted as Chairman of the
meeting. and Fl. L. CLAIBORNE, of Davidson,
a. Secretary. We were highly gratified with
the good feeling and spirit of Cancellation
which pervaded the great body of the meet
ing, and especially with the well-timed and
humorous remarks of our old friend from
Hawkins After full and fair comparison
of views the following report was adopted as
embodying the sense of a majority of the
meeting 1t is moderate and conservative in
tome and we doubt not will meet the general
acquiescence of our party throughout the
State:
The Committee have agreed to the follow
ing propositions for the adoption of the
meeting:
|. That, it would be uuwise policy to re-
charter any of the existing Banks.
2. That such reforms should be made in our
currency during the existence of the present
Banks as will insure a sound circulating
medium, convertible at all times into gold
and silver.
81 That. IN" several Banks as their respec-
eristen CHARTERS shall expjys aINnIf De faRen,
consistently with the public interest. as will
secure the liquidation of the Bank of Tennes-
see at the expiration of its charter.
S. A. SMITH.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
A. o. p. NICHOLSON.
EDWIN A. KEEBLE.
JOIN K. HOWARD.
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The Democracy I'm TroubIe-T&fe Sa-
-re- vans in Council.

For day or two past We have observed In
orr city the presence of quite number OF
leading democrats from various portions OF
the State, circumstance which is explained
nv the following publication, which appeared
In the J,,io, and .Arseicaz of yesterday:
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Trust Sale.

Dl eittne ~ deed ut trnst executed 90 me by W
ID r. Ioeset- ganaAry "a 1s&s, aud resiss-Ted N tbo
Register's onnce Eook 81 pages SO ara 81 VIII
proceed b st a. the highest btiaef, On lOkHpAis
SfPTfNklR .sIH, 10 frsut u the siofc- he'isei no
cirgc street the following proferg VIZ rcnie tfrc
hunarra u -ty lee and patterns eoilsst
zs cosk ainE and Heating stoves Tor CAal and
Woad. Ais1. Skillrts, fotE, ovens and Ids. and
Large Ketsles usgOn boxes and lIons, Ana In Ware,
aasether silh sGndry other ARTICLES 70 close ens NC
st,ck.
I wan also sen the Pubhc Square. SAT pRnAfa
OCT. 9ND, las fsar god Males three good horses,
axios-
rbs above ssles for CASA. Aiso, Al the sane time
and place ~nl eel lh< sest bidder, the stores,
Fsssdry Fixtnsez ana stock hasc. not sold prs-
xateiy bcfore that usns,
An per-oas ssshing 10 examine he feenar yssAN
49, cull "A No q College street NashSili Tenn.
g. An perssns ind~bicd q II 2. nssfls GER ave
~ pssmg ap izmediAeiy, a. eni eents . nss %
pad. - tt W. cdAfffLS y.
= sr,fl z-trl~x1to Irustee.
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FOR OCTOBER.

FOR OCTOBER.
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORKS,
HARPERs' MAGAZINE;
Just received by p HAGAN.
sept22-tf
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JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

A GOOD cheap Sewing Machine. Price only s2l
"A to S35. These Machines need only be known TO
insure them place in almost every family To ap-
fore all who want good cheap Sewing Machines or
County Rights for the sale Of the NettIetOn a.
Raymond Family Sewing Machine.
will please call on the undersigned, who is sole agent
for Middle and West Tennessee. Rooms over J. b.
Vests Music Store, Union street, between College
and Cherry streets.
N B-Partcular attention paid to repairing all
kinds Sewing Machines by experienced hand.
Terms Cash.
F. FLEMING'S Sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville, Tenn. septl-dtw9wIy
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A. X. c.

Mr.. Crozier has shown much Of his Card
relates To the exchange OF a bono of the Rank Of
Middle Tennessee, and II is substantially correct.
EDWARD ). CHEAmAM.
September 2lst, 1858.
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necessity, whatever it was, which had made
Mr.. Ashton dispatch to his family such an I'M
pleasing addition to- our merry, complete
circle, alone put in word, and said that ]
WAS glad she had come, for her face interested
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-30

The ST. Louis Republican gives q report
Of DOUGLAS speech at Benton, ILL.,. in which
he put TO rest the silly story set afioat by
the " unfortunate Washington Un,on,' that
he had attended Black Republican caucuses
in Washington last winter. The Republic
ean says:
Judge Douglas then proceeded to notice
and denounce the charge which has been
circulated, that be, during last winter, had
held consultation with the Black Republi-
cans, and attended their caucuses at his own
house or elsewhere. lie denounced the
charge as an uNMIrIGArED FALsrnooD, de-
cared that he had never attended Black
Republican caucus in his life, at his own
house or elsewhere nor had he ever given
any assurance, directly or indirectly, to any
mortal man, that in any event or contingent
cy he would ever abandon the principles Of
the Democratic party, or support any other
than those which he had always proclaimed
in the Nebraska bill as he avowed them in
the Senate Of the United States. aud since
his return home. His statements on these
points were full, direct and conclusive. lie
charactered this US one OF the inventions Of
the Abolitonists and their allies, TO create
distrust in the Democratic party, and thus
weaken it for the benefit of the Black Re
publicans.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-30

A malicious aud designing card, by A. u.
Bragg, extensively advertised throughout the
country, IN effect, says; Z" The pfesent pr0pfI
etoTs Of The Mexican Mustang Eminent. being
uhprinriplcd men, they do not make the said
Liniment ss good ~ II formerly wa, and that
he % will not b" responsible for la effects,
" cauiionihg the public aRsinst ia use etc.
This means ua- Barnes and Patk. Of New York,
and John u. Park, Of Cincinnati. We have
been s0incwhzt known To the public of the
United States Tor number II years were II
necessary u yindicslc our reputation, We
should consider the endorsement ~ this Mr.
Bragg very egnivooai compliment.
ifi4 statement implies mof,rs--either as
public benefsctor @ or 10 further private In.
t.fesi. Which H. This said Bragg WAS, at
one time, partner In the Mustang Eminent,
mad. celebrated by the originator, Mr.. George
W. westbrook, and Wit the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing 10 do. Mr.. W. paid
NJ. Is. so. dHU Tor his half interest IN the srti
Gle. OF course, ID. implied Aad covenzntsd
consideration for such an amount of money
was. that he. Bragg. should not forever. In
any manner. directly OF indirectly. be Interest
ed IN manufacturing Of selling any linimsBt,
ointment ~ salse."
Mr.. Wss,brook Was heavily engaged In ont.
side business. To protect his property and
pay Bragg, he offered To sell this Linimrnt.
We knew the value of the article, made the
advances. held the cancelled notes Bragg's
ysos,yt IN C.H tm go. 900 aud became owners
Of the iAnmspt. We took immediate mean
~ examine it- recipe, protect its purity, In
crease lts sale. etc, We believed then, ~ nov
that no Advertisement was as cheap A. u really
Soop medicine. and that our interests lay di.
reetly IN reaching the interest u he consumers.
This Lininebt, always popular. VAS never Gu
titled to the -ams attention "a now. The very
best materials are 8-ed-tbe recipe Ia alone
Ours.
ia lss. than ak months from our purchase Of
the Linimebt Mr.. Btagg entered the market
with an ,m,iai0. asd t0asfs'Isif article, under
another name. We presented his contract Of
sale he secuted the moral obligation, and
cloaksd his legal position by doing the business
under the name Of his son. He has struggled
Tor some time, unable To make his article sell.
II 10 not liked people say, 1T has no virtue -
IL nd has Ja,u,s al naposfuSs, and hs rmmsnss
.ueoNs " our Lin,mni, the goad'ng oscasNm u
hs last td,smtsysstsa) public appsaiP Tbs
pubic are not Interested between barnes
liAk and 4. u. Bragg, but they are Interested
Ia the genuine purity Of ga article Of such uni
yerssl necessity ~ this IlbimeDt. VIII you be
iisposed upon We have remained quiet be
mistakes the cause. and reads ciose' We warn
him oi the results II bs proceeds farther, II
when We dars not punish ia perpetrator, and
protect our rights.
W. manufacture the original gsnsiss Mustang
l.Bwsnt. We are responsible for its effects.
Respectfully.
BARNES 4 PARK,
New York and Cineinns
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The Great Overland Mail 90 California.

The first overland mail for San Francis.
CO, Cal, by way OF Jefferson City and
Springfield, No.. Fort Smith. Ark. and
Preston. Texas, takes its departure this
morning from the st. Louis Post Office, at
O'Clock. It goes by the way of tho ia.
cidc Railroad to Upton. from whence il
will bc conveyed in coaches and spring
wagons the whole Of the distance. Mr.. +.
Buttcrtield, who has given his personal su-
pervision to the work OF getting this mail
Mrly under way in all its parts, goes out
with it to Springfield. The mail will, of
course. be light one, as i, would be i'm
asccrtained that the proper connections
have been formed, aud that no difficulty is
likely 10 be experienced on the route. At
the same time mail will start for the East
from San Francisco, and We ought to be
able TO announce its arrival here in twenty
five days. This IL the contract time. aud
Mr. Buitcrfcld is confident OF being able Ia
meet IT, The mail is to be transported
twice week, and as the Panama mail
leaves only once iortnieht---tho LIST aud
the 9TH OF each month"; must frequently
happen that correspondence 10y the over.
land route will be- better kept and moe cx.
pedltious than by sea. This mail will
therefore, soon begin 10 receive attention
and the transportlon of letters will he heavy
No papers will be forwarded by IL, though
slips may be forwarded in letters. The ny
grceatc sum paid to encourage the os,ab
llshnent OF this line is $500 900 per annum
II is no, supposed that the expenditure will
be reimbursed even, during the existence of
the contract. but the great object is to open
y regular overland communication between
the Pacific and the Mississippi; to encour-
age settlements all along the route, sufficient
To protect each other and the mails and
travellers TO secure the opening Of roads,
and thus to mark the day Tor railroad AT
All early day. Before the close Of the COZ.
tract, we have every confidence that this
"trip will be made in lcss than twenty days,
aud that Il will be II grand thoroughiarc Of
travel, running daily, and full Of passengers.
The price Of fare from 81. Louis to San
Francisco, now established il 42O0.--S.
Lous R,pudd'oan, lGh.