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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-21

FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
rs now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies
and Gents wear; and for Misses Boys and Children l
cents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots EFN
do French Patent Leather and Jaf Congress GaiteTs 49,
do do Patent and Calf Silka nd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnelia do 81
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ilesi
do .Buckskin o. DO
DO Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting OXfOrds and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco OXfOrdsi
do Calf Union half CATERS
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters with and without hees
al do do Lace do do do do
do do Kid Congress Boot do DO do
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do do
do Black and Brown Caters do do DO
do Black Kid & BrOnzed Slippers do do DO
do Lasting Caters Plain 4 Tippddo do do
CHILDREN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
{OY5S and Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Paten
Leather Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties etc. ETC. Call at 4
College Street. JOHN kAMA6E.
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A SALESMAN WANTED,

r WISH to employ ecentE 'lesnan in the Liquor Bu
Ehlis square lSVtiA \, l. slAFASN
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Never fails its work right Cook csnot spoil your cup OF
~ m neglect or drgtuness, after she has placed the boiler
on the stove or range. - - IA -
and tey are warranted give perfect satistacton s
SECS from one to twenty quarts. For sale by
J NllooN' Ooiieke sSe01-
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NOO BOXES Ic lOxl4 TiI, hest brand.
SSU $50 boxes TX 10xl4 Tin, best brand.
200 do lc I4N29 do do do
so do TX do do do do
% pigs Banca Tin.
S0Pi9s Lead, Just received and for sale low by
sug9I J. W. WILSON
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W RmAeels
Onnn Bushels Dried Apples,
S rs --'' Ewing, NoCROEy 4 s.
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lust Reeeivefl.

1R FIERCEs fresh south Carolina Ros. 20 b5ls cru
y - ~ ADO P'----' '-s- HUGfI MrCREA & I'd
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Plantation GOnd.

FAAmlAlAOl UOOus-
LARGE stock Of Servants Goods which will sell very
a low VIM. MOORE.
n Rive will be receiving new goods and pretty goods
bpbot The entire and all cash buyers and cash pay
@ customers ul find they Away do well at our store
AHb WM MOORE,
- o., No. l3 Union street
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TEyHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale seventy acres On
Middle Fr.okn Turnpike, miles from nashville, sd-
inng The tract 90 resides and the lands Of Capt yohn
Homes The land Is equal the best with abundance o. excel
It aar falling water, with the most beautiful building ne
in the country and in midst Of the finest n
America apriA In--- 49,
NOR SALE.--One hundzad bales Northern Extra hay
n just received by lmayf- r Z A'DHN0ON
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TOBACCO HIANUFACTORY.
wv MEREDITH, A and 45 College street, has nov
w ready Factory, 500 boxes Of ManGfSo
urd Tocco Of % So lOO and $40 pounds each
70 meet Of the trade at from Is TO % cents per Pound
all OF which will sell wholesale the trade, at prices that
cannot fall to please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested TO
call for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission sold by the thousand, at less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
yeryl prices. septlS-d
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FINE COTToNr g FAs saLE ND -


an rsssa en- tnd bsluhging 70 he .ane - 1 ~
iufsrnatldn rusyscting ~ above, Gall On p
1910 ca1 give the proper morn POI. ,r-5,-r
HIhidn, Ia % ni-l t4ot- 49, fi''-'
W,stvsfir ortohrr - idas.-o4n- it
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TRUNKS AND VALTSEs

4 AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks; N~
4 do extra size Travelling Trunks GllALs
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; .N y
do do Nshses; 1sLAza1Aaal
do Kossuth Trunks
For sale BY BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
ian25 No. SOi Union eIeet.
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TEyHTE PARTNERSHHP HEHEFOfo
existing between Macegsr All Eay z Co. % NsH uTf
an e. AloWsy 4 Co.. u NASHVILLE, Tenn, Is iisl1if
mutual consent tfso-Ee MACE eyer and james lsnsh,su a
purchased ths entire interest," Of n. Z. AlqEays ks m @
.--,s JAuEs BAAEIEADi
N. E. ALBOWAf
RaauvrlLE, ssps. q. 1sss. GEORGE AaeaKEaE
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Ladies' Fine shoes and Caters


lust RECEIVED 49, c.. ,-,..
New Congress Caters, with and without heels
Glove Kid - -,
. - SIDE & Front laced Caters, with and without heels
Slippers, o. French Kid, White & Black satin &c.
Misgs snG Ch2rens' Boots, Caters and slippers H1th
bees and without. At - College street JOHN kAMASh.
jul ST7
Sr,--SasssyF Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers MeDon-
a alds Louisville Refrigerator; Arhnrs Fruit Cans Jones
TIL iIs osf4'' va NV. WILSON, College street.
LARDg LARD!!
nN BBLs Family Lard in Store and for sale low. y
~ TERRESS & BROS,
HNJi5 % Broad Street
BANK OF COMMERCE.
NASHVILLE, TIM, Dc 70, ISL
NUF sockboders Bank having placed the assets IN the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding Ups those
;Ie "a the Bank will please call and up, a. their IN
5ste "a m due The holders viii please send in our
early possible, receive in return the notes Of the
RAM d tennessee individual deposits in this Bank nave
been handed over to me- and hereby pledge my individual La
btv for tlsm and money is ready when called ioE'
decE3-h JUN L. Jams
TH8VE Oh HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
Il BROKEN STONE McAdamizingp and viii sell sreat
bargain, If taken away in short time - - ,o,,,soDr
-, Penitentiary.
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gasBbiIIt anipn arb 5mtriran.
Daily s. Trf-TTeekIY -; weekly IS.


rnN LIzEs Oh LESS CONSTRUCTS a So6AHn.
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sTbe Countv- COurt for Davidson County,
TAYIEG granted letters OF admin ,traon % me- On 5 y
Of Charles P. Mcguire, deceased al PsLols rueteo y
sid estate are hereby notified 20 mage ine1s ~
All persons having claims against s4d iIs, eey
- - JOHN B. JOHNSON,
t ys, Adpninistrator for Charles P. Mcguire.
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Particular Notice !

Particular HOtice!
II IA currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction,
l tb5s Of our sales made privately like all DINER
Whose Houses in this city, with grand exception that IS
We sell cash. short notes. and rom &c % &c
heir mics. LeuBlI Ah-loD. y - -.
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE

lshvirEe & Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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T HAVE this day associated In business with John K 0ker
sou Edward P. Edwards the business will hereafter be
conducted under the style Of Edwards, Gikerson Co
10. EDWARDS.
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FyE undersigned will pay the cash for fifty likely young
Negroes he will also board negroes and sell them on -
commission at No. Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn, sn
will be responsible for the escape Of all negroes left in hs
charge. Gail and SEE [jUly2sfl THOS. g. JAMES.
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csYRaNGEs.-.Largss .osk Of syngs, some entirely nu
Pstsras lust TOesiVed and fOT sale y A. STRETCH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

The captured negroes Of the brig Echo continue
TO sffoId subject Of aDimsted discussion to our
friends IN South Carolina and Virginia. OF these
discussions, We give on another page two speci-
mems, cre from III: Charleston Mercury, the other
from that eminent organ Of the orthodox Dsnoc
racy, The Richmond Enquirer. Strange to say.
there is rot between the two that perfect antago-
pism which We are wont to find in the utterances Of
the representatives of the two great interests the
planting interest and the niger breeding interest
For once Virginia agrees with South Carolina al.
mott as heartily as the hon is to lie down with the
lamb il tie days Of the millennium. Without re.
gard to tie fact that Virginia lives by the sale of her
sons and daughters and that but for that source of
ircome ,he would have to be sold out By the Sheriff,
The Enquirer gives its appreciation to the projec. Of
opepipg the African slavetrade 80 far at least as 10
make slaves of the three hundred negroes in ques-
ton, ard even finds support for the proposition in
,hecoluuu LIS Of our neghbor Of The n. y. Times.
But il seems that the citizens and authorities Of
Charleston, Including, We presume, Mr.. Macbeth,
the Mayor Of that city, have taken the opinion Of
the Attorney General o. the State on the Law Of the
care. Ibs. funciionary declares that the negroes
ere in the custody of the United States, and are not
,ubisct 70 the Laws Of South Carolina Ac,ord-
irry in bis view Of the matter, theIs is nothing to
be done but to leave them in the keeping Of the Uni
TED States Marshal. Such being the legal aspect Of
the que,iicp South Carolina must either resort to
unlnfcsti VI order out Gen. Qua'tlsb0m AID con-
quer and caiiy cf the whole ilree hundred, OF she
must submit to see them removed by toe FEDERAL
authorities out Of the reach oi Carellpian cisiz,
ton srd Christianity, back ~ tie barb,ism Of the
Kirg Of Dahomey, or some ether Afdcan potsr-
tate. Which sccOrdiog to her own principles,
ought che to 60
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
State Politics,

ALBANY, THURSDAY Sept. g. 1853.
L. Carter Hare was to-day chosen Delegate to the
Democrstc State Convention from the Let District in
Orange County
OswEGo, n. Y, Thursdsy, Sept. 2, 1853.
The Toga County Republican Convention met In
Oswego on the 3lst Of August, and appointed the
Hon. l.. Truman and Gen. Westbrook deesa ates 10
the Republican State Convention, ana w. Smyth OF
Oswego, Hancock of Wsveriey Smit1 Of Candor, end
Ps eh ofRchiord delegates to the Congressional Con-
yentlop, TO meet In Oswego on the l7th inst.
ITHACA, n. Y, Thursday, Sept. 3 1873.
Geo. W. Schuyler Of Itoees and Homer Jenpings OF
Dshby were to-cay elected delegates ifon Iompkins
County. ,,-o
ALBANY, Thursdsy, Sept. :, 1853.
T.. c. Deevsn publishes q letter indorsing Gerritt
Smith. L. is uncerstood M Delevan would accept a
IL min stica on the ticket tor Lisutenant Gov
eruor.
PorCHKEEPsIE Thursday, Sept. ,, 1853.
Stephen Baker ard D. a. Cuck have been sppoint-
eG By the secoid Dstrc, of Du,chess COuay as dele
ga,et 10 the Republican State Convention.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept ,. 1888.
II. G. B. sch, Hard, yesterday chosen deega.e
- Den Cerstic state Convention from the Il, Di-
tIict oi Orordaga County.
UTIoA, Thursday, Sept. ., 1853.
TIE Hon. Timothy JenAin. ana Lorenzo Ronse
toe aseg sss tom TIE lld DisIIet OF this county -
the Republican Sa.e Convection.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
MassaChUsetts Democratic State
Convention.
WORCESTER, Thursday, s.

WORCESTER, Thursday, Sept. ,, 1888.
The Democratic state Convention organized this
morpirg, Mr.. Parmenter Of Mdolesex 10 the Chsir.
After preliminary business vote was taken for
ptrnsneIt President, which resulted as follows:
Whole number Of yotes s3. Necessary 70 choice, AZ
Gen. james S. Whitney Of spriHshvd.....s9l
Committee, Of which Mr.. Riddle Of Cbsrlestown
was Chairman. was appointed TO conduc: MIR. Whit
hey to the char.
Upon assuming it, he made brief but pertinent
speech thanking the Convention for t1e honor confer
red, upboldrg the principles Of the ksnsasNebraska
act, euogizng the present National Admlnistreton,
condemnipg the action of Gov inks 10 the removal
Of Judge Lorirg, AID Advocating unien snd hsrmony.
A Committee Of one from each County was ap-
pointed TO report list OF officers for further organ
izatioD.
pon.ei to draft resouous expressive OF the sense Of
tbe Convention, and il resolved to submit them
to the Convention without debate. They will report
Noting hss yet been done in reference tc tue double
delegation frcm New.Bedford Committee is con-
sdering the case.
Yet is npo ssbe 10 foresee the nominee OF the Con-
Senton, all parties being confident.
AFTEKso9S SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at p. m.
Il Committee Of one from esch County Was appoint.
ed TO receive and count ths woes for the candidates
for Governor
The name of James Cur.ier was formally withdrawn
as a candidate for Lisutensnt Governor.
Comm lttee, also, OF ooe from esch County was
appointed to nominate State ticket, exclusive Of
Governor for ratification by the Convention.
State Central COMMITTEES was then nominated and
ratified.
During pauas which hero ensued, Mr.. b. K. Hal
lett mace few remarks in humorous VEN.
The Committee then reported the vote fcE Governor
az follows:
Whole srunber Of votes, CJi necssssry for
cheice, 52s. Erssmu. ID. Beach mad 636; Benz amin
f. Butler, 400; scattering. -.
Great ettbufiasm was manifested a. the result which
increased when Mr.. Better rose, an6, after some
remarks moved to make tle nomination Inanm )uy,
which was dole amid tremendous cheering.
committee was appointed to wait upoa Mr. Beach
end irfom i'm Of Lie nomination. Tney soon return ned
with him IL person, aid he made brlei speech which
wac received With much sppause.
The Committee on the residue OF tie ticket hers
entered and reported the iolowing nsIaes:
Foy Lvutend: G0rs0r. .CfAs THOMPsCu Of Chsrestoysa
For Sec,eGty n SGie....JOHN NJ. CONE cf WLlausto~A
Fr STATE Trsa5gy0 ......SlLas PIERCE Of bos.ou.
Fv sfat> Au9i0r. l. NEAOE Of N,a:ucE Est
Eer Ai0rAss neral. EZRA WlLKI.SOS OF DedAsn-
The report was accepted with load aeclanstio1s Of
dsiight.
Ine Committee CT RssoluiioAs szbni.ted lengthy
ieres IN which they fally indorss the Administration
sf Jsmei BuchaIaL 6ero1rce the Rspub!icsns lmore
particularly for theii sctcn in ,eatioD TO the removal
OF Jucge Loring and demand tns repeal OF the Maine
lsT.
Ths resolutions were unsrinontly adopted, and tao
CoLysnacn adjourned sine cle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
HrALTu ACCVNLATORS.

Who ~cl covst1u. aud wia reAou m health could
}, pvTebAsee viii godi Nno uo ambitious Il Il were a, The
ooHirs'c Ct power or re';eisS by hoaor
a., ,estc.e beah umuao for years and
ye,s yo1r beec viii B. iico ia purity, and oXrens
rusd p.n or easress ia any organ ssy cured
ty oue ot more doses ~ de1s PhA Ole hundred and
,sb, ue BY the pablo spa s,fr year. pooa" expert
Dr. lsmes LUli OF rotsian, n y, FAys rave ened IN
rst dspls,be oosepcss Of the 3osels Nia Taaatens
Fns whtr oloI tin,d las SAec s1a '3r psI
sysn ID stin diseases ci al ipye'eSte an pi1lA aA
ssr sch Eryapeiss Salt Rtcau letter ais Slmni ea
have sten erdicsed By their have cured tue hheG
us ibe E;Ietc The fsfAyte and Cons imp'e WIZ 'a'S
In and s a ,ioss Of the Liver pyspepds DSseu;e
" "a Di.rhea Peuiisy Scd5cn Pains aud annHioas
teusls COST uei'ous orsuto and ro'loHs even oy ~"
Nturs Ga,o~n bSve given w.y y TIE sse OF ei.
Iu p-soG hENe reserved great 0enent non nc vs.
Of BKAxphETHS fiLLs aud scr twenty years eAPeii
with them estimation Of their virtue continues 70 H.
Crease o.
Young lsty beautiful and healthy took cold which caused
,ns her eeaay Departed At lergth BKsNoRErHs Puts we're
,d eleven does 20 olr we're taken In the hfe.n
Ssys dina u,us period ksseaiy WAS re'toed aud
hsi t'siA and good iO0I' r'1Sys.ss. STcsss
BRsDREIK PLs the best vermiiuse they as intta'
be little child ain old for sSne
s uott OF gave II OF Brndretas sHsHcos'ei Ps 'ae
u.A, eIe came away wofnl sAeeh icnes s' A2 ~
,rse and round 9 childs finger The cAid Was weu'
FLEtRfSY. -,
se,.Isusp away from home In the woods was taken VITA
500. the at ~ terrible every breath made hi
,.,;ths wh seony E,h BkASpRGrH PILLS were swa.owed
Vi Nm oI applied locally; the Pls opci,,ed and ae pA9
y.s rasyes plenty o. ss,i was 'iisn an "A H0's
s.,ssgsnts should weight, and prevent the Of
,ai.asoas srrss and stop the practice Of beedins
snss4,,s priseirAn oSrier. No. 2es c.S.LsI BsAs'
Il ,Ts Hun mac AND rHr SANE sUGARcoATtD, CENTS
T,ssasrED TO EETP AswELL AS Tue PLAIN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Terrible Railroad Accident.
PITTsBrRGH, Wednesday, Sept. ?, Is

PITTsDCRGH, Wednesday, Sept. 2 1888.
terrible oissster occurred last night at o'clock on
the Allegheny Valley Railroad near Hatton's Station,
l2uiles above PttsburRh. The Kittsnipg tran coming
down. stopped at Tarentum Station, and htshed on n
car containing large party returning from camp
MEETING
When the train reached the point mentioned, the
TsTeItum cor was thrown from the track by the break
ing Ct the ctssb bar connecting the brakes. The car
rolled down steep enhsnkment, turning over twice.
at the first revolution the rocf torn OF, and the
pssseI gers scattered over the ground msnglpg the
bcdies Of some Of them terribly. Miss MARY AsSE,
daughter Of j. T. X ncad Of this city was in, sntly
killed. ard lsrge Iunber more lese dred, inclut
IN the following:
JoHs RocKLLY, skull fs ,lned.
j. NJ. McCRIARY, arms broken.
AmcIg those eighty Iiored are Nl. and Mrs KIN
cMD, Mre. DOEALDsoS, Mr. and Mrs. CARVER,
Mr. and Mrs. JoHS SLIDKLL, Mr.. and Mos JAMES
WRIGHT ard daughter, Mr.. and Mrs ii. LoENAs, Mr..
sro Mrs. MKYTR, T.. H.zELTos, DR.. joins PERcH.
MINT, Mrs. KAuFIMAs, IL. LrscH and aIr. and Ms.
MAR.
Tie killed and wounded reside mostly in Pittsburgh
srd vicinity. They were brought here last night.
coropeis ipqsest, ned the body Of Mics Kiocad,
exoulpates the company and employees from blame.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Trial Of Steam Fire Engines, &c,

BoSToS, Thursday, Sep,. 1858
Tie award Of prizes 10 the s,es hre-eneioes IN
made sst evening as fshows First prize OF $500 %
the Phisdelpos engiuei second prize of sJ)O t. Ii,
Lawrence engine; third prize of 500 to toe Eias
Smith engine. The Phi phia engine lef. fer hoas
sst night via New. York:
Another trial Of steam fire engire was tad to day o.
the Common, as follows:
All the machines made detour Of the Common s.d
then drafted and pIsyeS-the Philadelphia, ttrss
et,eans the Elisha Smith, two streams and tue L,v
rencs four The whole three worked admirably ths
siter showing mere efficiency than q, the ocii THAI
yesterday.
Ihe N, N bers Of the Philadelphia Company vsr
recipients Of complimentary supper last nigh. Ee0
Wsshinstor Company, No. ), OF Charles!owa.
The United States stesm irga.e Rosnoks sEA ~
day for NicaIagus.
A prsliuir sry examination was had to DAY. bslsss
United States Commissioner Cushman. OF tue mos-
nee.s of the ship Junior and adjourned till Friday.
The examination the chsrge Of murder WAS p,dr
poped 10 Wednesday next. A. Parker, Sidney Web
ster and John Quincy Adsms appeIed as couossl fos
the prisoners ard United States Attorney Z. l.. Wood
bury tor the Government.
Gov, Stevers, Of Washington Territory, is in town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

The Telegraph Jubilee in this city was closed
la,t night with the Municipal dinner to Mr. Field
AID the officers Of the vessels engaged in the outer
p,ise. 1t w@ we are happy to cay. the mos. cred
liable affair of the kind which has been given By
our city authorities for long time. There we're
present resrly te'en hundred gussts, embracing q
laIte number Of TIE first c,zsos Of tho metropolis
and gentlemen Of di,!nction from abroad. Coz.
Kiug Gov Newell Of n. j., Archbishop Hughes,
the Rev. Dr. Mott Chancellor Ferris, hnd nearly
all tie Judicial off ,ers Of the city were present.
The Mayor, the Hssd' Of Departments, the Com
mon Council, Supervisors, officers Of The various
benevolent socit te,, ard in fact, the entire loc.
government, we're strongly tepreseLtd. We give
eltesbere as much Of the speaking &, our limit,
will permit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Later from Csnh,

er. LoriS, TAv'sd y, SD. . ~.
Aevxes ifon Utah to toe TIA q Ary,,, -.
Csiyet. Tne or Regiment d ie'aa'fy a..
cereo 10 Bsuic;s, Cslfornis; Co. cac,y - p
iufst.ry, wi'b two pss,e, of tie "a 0,.,s s 'st
tsc ooGpxiss ei ths OH iafastIy, aye !, es, s
For By'sger. s's'e
TfsfcIlo~ pr ofiice-s OF leave Of sbs.aos !onu,,,
tie 6tn: Co Coke, Llou.enst.s B1fo-d ara p..S
oi TIE I'd DrssoCns. Colors.s n ,s,e srs Cs..vss
Cspt. Mxcy, LisG,. Ricn of the 5te i,f.,t,, ~
Alexander, CAPTAINS Garditsr, Gore D,.ov.n "
Lsuisraris Grover ard Asynder os tie ic.s ~
fant-y. -
Male Board is still in session q, the Pr, an. s...
vii probsbly complete its lsbors tais we'd
prosecuron VII close to-InoI0~. Toe es,s.,.ss
f,r IS been merely the sts.emer's c; TIE pxs,,.s
delivered The mules there this Jesr.
Msjor Sheinsus Be..ery eaves > morov fvr
R6eely. Lieut.. Dubefy Is left IN ccna,,S ~ ~
Nsior beng de tsI ed IS m-mher of the Au,s R,.S
sEco>p DIsPATcH.
ST. LorIs, rtundsy. Sep. ls,s
Adyioes from L-Sysn sosth to toe 3l., I'll .,,,s..
tie Salt Lake NAL, With ds'es 10 the IN nj, 49,.
rived The election or the % sssed Of qostly ~,
eentses had On opposition ticket; bat Mr. O,Sr,sx
Green River CouIiy, is tie only ore uoon il sIss.Ss
tie L. egsisture- IL Ssl Lake County their tisk,s ~
ce:ved Only 30 votss. Inc la'e sppoio.neu. b. CIV
Cumming Of Probate J35gss IL Csrsoa All q -,
River Counties eau Led sJms dis a,sf,ciior amor, -
hcimous, but al vas quiet a. the deo.r.lrs M ~.
usi Thitty soldiers tsd ceserted from Csa. 7 ,h.-
stous command. Cspt Tracy VI. cn tril a. C.ss,
Valley for iusubordirste 'ndsct to Col, Asx, ,ad.r.
Col. II, fnsn had been ordered to Oresce With toe
6,h Infantry. Toe rosd from Devils Gsx 10 Pxt
BrioCer wss strewr with cattle. NDe hnodrea head
OF cattle were met st Big Sspdy, CT shlce nas al
cr that dsy. Col. Williams comc,anc sss mat a
Ssoits Bluff. The 1th lEfsn.ry, oonsis'.og Of ~
men under Col Morrison we're s. Pistte B'iix~ In
re,urrHg volunteers, under Col Bes, we're pssa n
Fort LsIsmis. Bat ,eE l. d'sns wese seen. Ilsnr.
ware low.