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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-31

MARRIAGE or EcEEL AND Mrs. CUNNINGHAM
The New York Sunday A tlas says that the
famous Cor infamous) John j. Eckel has
married the Mrs. Cunningham, and that they
are now living together rs of old in New
York City. Eckel is the proprietor of II fat
melting establishment, which has recently
been indicted as nuisance. Both parties
loag ago became moral nuisances.
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Dunavant Tract of Land on
North side of the River.

"a Vaughn, Admit, Gc-, n Everett, AdIn'K &c
and others.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court AZ
I'D Nashville Ia above cause, will proceed a. sell
10 the highest bidders the Courthouse this city
on SATURDAY THE sTH OF SEPTEMBER MKT, Lots
Nos l. and T. IN the division Of the DunavAnt Tract
OF Land ard being all OF said Tract Of Land ren-an
ing unsold No contains vs. acres; No contains IS
acres and 10 poles, and No contains IS acres and
GO poles Terms aud all other particulars made
known on DAY OF sale. J. r. GLEANES,
iyeg-td clerk and Master.
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Markets by Telegraph

Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, July RELATIONSHIPS
COO bales; advanced +, If. Flour has an
advancing tendency. Corn 5000.
New ORLEANS, July 3O.-Cotton, sales l.
500 bales, liz: sales of the week 1890 bales;
receipts 1850 bales; receipts at this port ahead
of last yeer l14250 bales; at all ports AL
500 bales; Coffee, sales of the week $3.50 bags,
lie; Molasses, prime 80; Sugar firm, fair 81,
prime %.
NEW YORK, July 3O-Cotton declining;
sales 500 bales. Flour 10. Wheat. white
l OSC9l ID; Red OS(9l 10. Corn S74(990
Mess Pork II 5O(9I7 IS. Bacon, sides $40
50: shoulders 6B@64. Sugar, Muscovado
7@@72. Coffee, Rio 1O2@I2. Molasses,
MuscovadO 80.
CINcrNNATI, July 3O.-Flour 1904 Is.
Whisky %. Linseed 732. Oats so. Corn
5000.
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THE SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTs-Dur
ing last week the innocents in Philadelphia
numbered 3OS, and of this number 242, or
nearly two-thirds of the whole, were children
under five years of age. One hundred and
seUemy-three children under one yeur Of age were
consigned to their graves.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, July z9.-The river has fallen
three feet since the commencement of the
decline and is now recedIng rapidly.
The Missouri and Illinois are receding
slowly.
The Upper Mississippi is falling above Lake
Pepin.
LOUISVILLE, July 80 THE river is falling
with four feet in the canal.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Df virtue OF a veBdEloni exponas a. directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
81 Davidson county, Tennessee, tE May term, ISIS
will expose 20 public sale, 10 The highest bidder for
cash. at the Court house yard gate, in the city u
Nashville, SATURDAY, The ISM DAY OF Az
GUST, 1885, all the right, title, clan Interest and
estate which James Nceuade then had or may have
acquired ia and 10 the following described Lot No
245, West Nashville, county Of Davidson; levied
the property Of James AoeuAGe 10 satisfy a
Judgment rendered IN favor Of Arts Brown
JAMES ~ HINTON,
iy16-td Sheriff Of Davidson county
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Circuit Court at Nashville.


r r',,. Az = a n.,'s'.' nm for Divorce.
IT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mas
ter from the allegations the bin ed this cause
that the defendant " liam H. Davidson, a resi-
dent Of the Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of aw cannot be served him Il u therefore
ordered that Publication be made IN the Patriot,
newspaper Published IA The city u Nashville for thirty
successive days, requiring the said defendant % APP
pear the OF the Circuit Court Of Davidson
county be held the city of Nashville on the Ind
A0nday insept her then and there 70 plead
desnnr c0npl4nant's bill the same viii be
ken pro ooEfesso and down for hearing psrte-
DAVID C. LOVE,
iy2T-fm Clerk aud Master.
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Lot on Market Street. s5 nv 90

owing bo"en as. taIlaRhan aud G IT, Sanders rs
same
PURSUANT 20 decree OF this Court in the above
causes, at May Term, 1885 will offer at Public
sale at the Court House IN this city on Saturday the
ttn day OF August, 1858, what Is known as the
S.lls hah property on Market street. the same being
70 feet front by 30 feet deep
TERMS -one-third cash, and for tho balance credit
OF one and two years with interest notes with approy
ed security required and lien 10 be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid-and property sold with
out equity OF redemption
Je6-td Am Chancerv Conrt n, Nssh,,,u,.
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Gas- In our notice of the sale of the Buena
Vista property, in our yesterdays issue. we
neglected to state that JAS. C. OWEN, Ed.
the owner OF the lands, had generously ten
dered to the Church of the Advent an ample
lot of ground, on which we learn there is TO
be a neat and commodious church erected.
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Zz5- The expense of visit to Saratoga is
not always wholly included in the hotel bills.
On Thursday last, Mrs. Willard, of New York,
was robbed of purse containing money and
other articles to the value Of $1,000, aud sew
eral other cases of pocket-pcking to large
amount have occurred within few days
mast
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Seven Acres ora Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

0thera.
rs parsaanee q aseFee sasnfe IN sls abeFe nasnea
Il c4ase ~ tbs cAanceFy coalt a >zs1Nlile, :. ne
H4y frrm, ls5s wll easr foF sale = E1r blEaesf
asiaer, creiit q q. sne nealhs. a the ceaFt
ts9s fAs .cg e Lzna h ths kieaazsE ED<1tian<4 saf
ssrfsssd tbs beng tfari q ssEsa scres M
- tie ss~~a tss Ferry Earngks Bad y ~ coenzz
ena boaxht - he cefs1eza1. 54nu<- B. bFoNo. ~
Em. J. 1<oNn- <a.es 1sIA tao skprose9 srcurla<s
-4zirse s11 la Esl4l1sa snssl purchase neasE .
ID no Z. CLAWS.
oz-4 Gan ax2esry Court a x1l1Ni-s.
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Lot on Carroll Street, &c feet
front, and Lot No. Al i'm Uni
versity Lots fronting so feet ON
East side Of Lebanon Pike.

4. II. Groomcs. Adm r.. uf A l.. s<slne, Va X A.
Campbell gsd otilcTs.
IN pArsua u decree made IN The above cause
II b. the chancery Court AZ Nashville, Al ~ Nay
Term isSs Will nsf foF sale Al the Court hQase n
this cay, Saturday, the 1th q August lsss the
property naentoned Ia the fae4dngs 10 III: Lot oh
Carroll street % s fsont b. 1901 - alicy and
II, on east q Lebanon Turnpike 50 feel fru1t by
iso feet ~ an alley Tie Las Carroll nil be soid
.s tie prosperity q A l. Satan dec'd, and Tie Lot
the Lebanon TuFnp1ke t0laf ana connnon property
Of sad estate ana r II. Grooues.
TEkxs--sioo Ia cash ga each Lot, and Tie residue
ca I and years ere4st, wifisout interest
JNo 4 GiEAyES,
fys-td CAN chznccFy conrt Al Nashville.
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v aluabIe Building Lot On Mar
ket street. near the Square.

Rachel u. smiley and others ~. Jehn q. Ewing.
DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery Court at
I'D Nashville will sell at the Court house ia this
city on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEAi, that valuable vacant Lot ON the east side of
Market street the Public square, fronting -
% feet aud running back 10 feet aud adjoining the
block of buildings being erected by Messrs. Nor
row MaNey. Further particulars will be given
day Of sale j. T.. GI.EANES,
jy2g-td Clerk and Master.
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A. q 4 A. d beecb Va Iltcy AaaIns and Othefs-
Bal y. Co~an GeorEs ". Adams and Others
I1CI1St Ant - = Decrce u tiis CouFt My Terra,
il ISIS II above c4ase, Niii sci ~ the teaft
fiss.se door ID lie city q Nashville, SATURDAY
TIE zizT DAY of AUGUST, ls4s, itosse an1 ins n
nrl;asesk's Aaaisl,a ~ Nashslle. T,s Lea iytE %
the west ssae x Aadn street, SDd Treating lefeon
fftx f~t and rsnnin haek 81 feet 10 faos zitey
4ssxs-Slx and tselse nsunthr' eFesid, eiil nates
IA surea sna L.. reEazsoa aad saie fren r.
d.raufisn J. ~ GIEsEt<,
UiT-ld CAN cA4neery csaEt - SAsavtlls-
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wanted immediately. 10 900

kisA~4-sssS men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechan-
les, farmers ana teachers wishing To travel, Will find
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them To the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now IN the business clearing from
$500 81 500 per year. FOR full particulars, and a
list of Books, address II. NJ. RULISON, Queen City,
Publishing House, l4l Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio
, living East, ID. RULISON, Philadelphia, Pa
Sepl. 2l.-lY
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRCERTIFIcATE

Ii j -.
Enclose the money To address for the Tickets or
deTed receipt of which they will be forwarded by
nTst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any
ngure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
HS- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office county and State
CO Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
BILE without deduction.
ss- All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawingother prizes the usual time of
thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates TO
:. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta Ga
E3- Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders ned and save
time, by addressing s Swan Co. at either OF those
cities.
As-A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one il
ntted to, will be published after every drawing in
the following papers - ug1fssa Ga }
ia, Neto Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard. Nashville Gdsette Atlanta Isteieeacer Nsse
ferk Weekly Day Book, SdedHHah Geoyfytdn Rick-
Taoad Dispatch, Nesc Fork Dispatch, and PduldiHq
(hiss) Clarion and Litle Rock Ayk) True Democrat
Jy22-td
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ABORIGINAL HooPs-The Penobseot Indians
are now doing a smashing business in manu-
featuring hoops for ladies' dresses out of bas-
ket stuff The red ladies have also adopted
the fashion in its greatest amplitude.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.

Mary Elizabeth Oratt
a.. Biz for Divorce
Joseph J. Onatt.
RI appearing % the satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master from the allegations the bill ned IA this
cause, that the defendant Joseph J. 0ffut Is non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee that the ordi-
nary process cf law cannot be served On him; Il Is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
iidtrtN, newspaper published IN the city of Nash
vile, for four successive weeks, requiring the said
defendant % appear at the term OF the Circuit
Court OF Davidson county, % be held the Of
Nashville on the 2nd Monday IN September next then
and there % plead answer denur TO compk insnts
bi, the same viii be taken pro oonfesso and set
down for hearing ex parte.
DAVID c. LOVE,
ly2S-w4t Clerk and Master.
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ES- We direct attention to the statement
of the City Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Connecticut Mr.. JOSEPH NASH, of this
city, is agent for this Company.
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On Consignment.

0nn Rnfs J. a ssnah's Ola Reserve whIsky.
EOO loo sblz s~pss A4kse. wnes
zs9 s;ghf essks Freach osard. Dnpay CO. Brady ,
= bAis Cherry boanes.
30 boxes Cnenze Brady.
IS dozen SHtess.
Is bazss old AYs and BoarAen whisksss,
&c ebis american H<xn1ys
Fer sale n ls<s . suit he lr.6s. ~
n3LLoS Co
As1s<0e and conmis<sen ussekzsn.
iy1e-0 Ao - Co.-sSe ssrosks
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House and Lot On McLemOre
street.

DY virtue Of the power and authority vested in me
ID by Robert TindaI and r. White, ~in Oner for
sale al the Court house ia this cry. SATURDAY,
THE am OF SEPTEMBER MKT, La the east side
OF AeImore street. north Of Cedar street, fronting
ON Nc L@tnors street 90 feel and running back hall
way spruce, street on which Il situated frame
Dwelling aud sgher cut houses
TEans-6 aud y M snths credit, without interest,
except $50 which N be required Ia cash notes well
secured and Len retained until the parehase money
i oaid j. y GlEANES,
txa9-ta Clerk aud Master.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
James M y. Bill for Divorce.

James McManus
Bill for divorce
IT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk md
Il Master from the allegations IN the bill filled in this
cause that the defendant, Lucy Ellen McManus rs a
nonresident Of the state OF Tennessee so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on her IL
h therefore ordered that publication be made ia the
Patriot, newspaper published In the city OF Nash
VILE, for thirty successive days requiring the said
defendant % appear at the term of the Circuit
Court Of DAVIDSON county 10 be held the city Of
nashville on the second Monday In September next
then and there 10 plead, answer or deinur 10 com
planants BILL the same will be taken pro conesso
and set down for hearing parte.
DAVID Q. LOVE.
jy2q-w4t CLERK and Masfar
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SALE OF HAND.

c TII.ros snd others W. G. N. NIcios aad others
rriiE sHeant advanced by " q. Shelton agrEt OF
compl'ts In redecHiing she lands the plcadings
mentioned, not having been paid. ordered by the
decree shall scli said Lands being The same de
scribed ia tAsc II Trust from fsos W ShesFon dee a
o. y. Baxter, tfgstre, Containing hnsdred
Cheatham County, al toaFt house door IN Nashytlie
isth day % August uext, ou credit % oEie and
two years without equity ~ redeuiptian Nosss ana
good security required, and lien retained GA Lands
tiil pay mont 81 paFCiaase money.
Coste Of sale % be paid IA cash.
Jyl4-~SI J, ?. CLARK, Clerk
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the city for the Mammoth Cave, this morn
ing We wish them IA hearty good time.
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ARMSTRONG & co.
KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE,

\ pursuance Of Decree Of this Court n, ,,s Las,
May Term, 1855, will offer FOR sale to the highest
bidder at the Court House door in the civ Of Nash
Vllie, on SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAY of AUGUST
next that valuable property known as the kingston
springs, situated % miles of Nashville and with
M M leN hundred yards OF the Nashville and North
river, ia Cheatham county.
SAID property consists OF the Springs Hotel build
lhss ana two hundred and forty 1--WE acres of land
surrounding the same has valuable mineral and
Heestohe springs upon Il hne fishing streams Ia its
ihedaic VICINITY ana will ON the completion Of the,
iSiroad be within AN hours travel of the civ OF
Nashville. '' %
IlNs-Ihe biddings for this property win be apen-
cd al - 500 upon the following terms ne-haif of
the purchase money 10 be paid the a5th Of Janua
~ ieos WIN one years interest and the other half ON
ded. ' ~D
J. +. GIEAVES
iyl7-td. C. Nm Chaneery Court al Nashville
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Post once.

NASHVILLE March 80 fss<
IRON aud after The .sf u April tue fns, gI,cs "a
Il b opeaed 90 ssnanss ~ hzlf.Fsst a n. as
clnse A. u Open eszln Al ?. n ana elnss a.
r. a. Ga all ether dafs TIE Olre ~iiI be ot.suxs a
hali- sazt O. a'clck A. ~ aaa esose < osekecs
n s J. ANDERSON, fsss A4szs<
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, l

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. July 3lfh, 1883
COTTON-Sales of small lot yesterday
at 72@IOc. p b.
TOBACCO-No sales.
WHEAT-Prime red Csc. per bushel; prime
white Use.
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ny Attention is directed to the adver-
tisemeut of an admirable business location
on Market street, for sale.
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A CAR D

HAVING sold our eaure bVsness 70 Mr.. Alexandra
a Dellsser, wish IN this manner 10 return orr
sincere thanks friends and customers FOR tie
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed and % 80
licif Tor = continuation % the same
All debts due ~ l4ts nEm sil be collected b.
Mr.. przser his authorized Agent, who h alone
empowered 10 settle the same.
lezs LYONS 4 co.
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Gbannrp Sales
Store House ON Union street.

VIM. Ii. Evans, Admir- OF Charles NJ. E1ston dec d. ,
vs.. Margaret Eilision and others.
IlY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at
II Nashville, IN the above cause, viii offer FOR sale
at the Courthouse IN this city, on SATURDAY, THE
4tH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, undivided fourth
interest In the store house the north side Union
street, IN this city and AT present occupied by Eston
* Matthews, but in satisfactory bid be made
FOR said fourth interest ! Will proceed the same
time and place 10 sell the whole of said house
and lot The lot fronts about 10 feet Union street
and runs back about 81 feet u alley feet vide
TERds--6 and II months credit with interest from
date; notes with approved security, payable Ia Baik
required and Lien retained sale free from equity or
redemption. J. T. GLEANES,
Jy2a-td Clerk and Master.
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IT N. p. WILLS Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
operate Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine, and
Why so many excellent house keepers can not do
teb22-tF
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ALEXANDRA DELIssER


SNtI RAsCI@f LII
m BASKETS s.cumetn clzzmI4isa;
~ II casss spzrkling Hsck;
10 husrilf.
10 sel C4EaNba.
30 a feki-s, Hkssrrts4,
- SFtced O. sfefss
10 FrusA Fias Apple. saP<rscr Ertic,es
50 scasttan Schn4afs pts- sna o..
50 Lan1an cer&sl Ga. b.cth Sets-
sick'G ALso o. -.
A sap<iy q he vel knoxn 1e<>Qx.ec Brady. al
article ankaFp4zsst foe the core 81 pzff14a, ryscn
lsrF and other Slnnsr o1n2-<1a A.so, IA a.
A FE<l<exR
H2-1 ~. ce.lsss slrs>t
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Great bargains at NO. 22 Public
square.

square.
We will offer our entire stock Of goods at
cost, for cash only, for few days to make
room for our Fall Stock. Now is the time for
everybody to get cheap goods. Call soon or
you will miss the chance.
jy27. IC. NICHOLSON & co.
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ANYED.

LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS, 30 eagage IN
. A0sfg-NskIN1 and 1nsFHe&Ex hEsikts<. This = a
rare chance Tor energetic yosng men 10 make from
s30 % tstioo 90 per msnth Dor particulars, en-
ciose stamps ana address
c. h. BRADLEY 90,
lylS-Esm Atkiasoa Defet, y. u.
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Sailed.

New YORK, July 30.-The Kangaroo sailed
for Liverpool to-day with 100000 specie.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-21

The COMPLEXION OF The NEXT LEGIsLA-
TURE.-The Hon. ]. D. Defrees publishes in
the indianapolis Journal q table to exhibit
the political character of the next Legisla-
ture, supposing the popular vote in 1855 to
be the same in each county that it was in
the October election of 1856. If there be
no changes in the strength of parties in any
of the counties, the next Senate will con-
sist of tUsny-three Republicans and tventy-
ssrsn Democrats. The House will contain
forty-one Republicans, and fi!ty-nine Demo-
crats-giving the Democrats majority of
twenty-five on joint ballot. This serves TO
show the relative strength of the old parties.
But the balance of power will be in the
hands Of the anti-Lecompton Democrats
They will be the ruling party in the House,
and upon them will the success of all Leg
islative measures depend.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-21
GIBSON County MEErIss.-Tbe Mas,

GIBSON COUNTY MEETISG.-The Mass
meeting of the citizens of Gibson county.
held at Princeton, on Saturday the l4th inst,
restricted its proceedings to the nomination
of a candidate for the Legislature, and the
recommendation of suitable person for
County Commissioner. Mr.. WILLIAM DAVIS.
living near Francisco was nominated by the
meeting for the Legislature. The selection
is an excellent one, and is likely to carry
the county. Mr.. Davis is gentleman OF
Intelligence and integrity, and highly es-
teemed by his iellow-citizens. He formerly
resided at Cynthiana, where he was for
many years justice of the peace.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-21

As WE EXPECrED.-The Philadelphia
correspondent of the New York Tribune, in
his enthusiasm at the successful completion
of the Atlantic Telegraph, thinks some APP
propriate honor should be conferred OH Mr..
Field, and suggests that he be made Presi-
dent Of the United States. Were this done,
Mr. Field would have but precious little ad-
dcd to his already large stock of glory. lie
will be remembered as the successful author
of the Atlantic Telegraph long after he
would be forgotten rs President of the
United States. Science should never dab
bic in our political mud puddles.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-21

BsS- The city. of Leavenworth, in Kansa :,
only four years old, has real and personal
taxables within the township of which it is
part, to the amount of S4,3ss, 23S. This
is exclusive of real and personal property
exempt from taxation. Ii that was taken
in the count, it would swell the aggregate
to upwards of FIVE millions of dollars. The
population of this city is nine thousand one
hundred and eight. The taxable property
in this young city is nearly equal TO that oi
Lamasco and Evansville
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-08-21

FROM UTAu.-Dates to the oath of July
have been received from Sart Lake. The
Mormens had all returaed to the city and
valley, and things wore very much the as
pcct they,did before the entrance of the army.
Brigham Young had shut himself up in his
residence under strong guard to secure
him from the DANTE asSassins of his own
sect, or from the newspaper reporters; there
is some doubt which of the two enemies he
is in most dread. One aims blow mt his
life and the other at his power.
Gen. Johnston intended TO move his en-
campment, and prepare for going into win
ter quarters Col. Hoffman still remained
at Fort Bridger,
Private letters from the army in Utah, an
nounce the departure of Col. Loring with
three companies of the Third Infantry, and
one hundred rihemen for New Mexico.
Capt. Marcy expected to leave shortly for
the States.