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FURNISHING GOODS.

The best Coffee Potin use, makes strong and fine nav-
ored Coffee, all sizes from 10 20 quarts.
Coffee Heclas and Coffee Blggns. ..--
Coffee and Tea Urns and fots common tin, block
tin and Britannia.
Shoyels and longs. E
Fire Irons in sets.
Fire Iron Stands
Plate Warmers some very handsome.
Coal Vases Fillet and lowered. ---'
Coal scuttles, Common, Japanncd, Copper and
Brass.
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets
Bath Tubs, all kinds.
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs.
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and glass
coated. = -sf = II
sptioons, japanned, zinc, painted, britannia, china
and iron. sFIr U-.
Cakeand Sugar Boxes, all kinds.
Cash Boxes with lock and Key.
Knife Bikes and Baskets.
Spoon aud Fork Boxes. lined
Spice Boxes, square and round.
Candiestieks, common tin, iapanned, iron, brit
tanna, brass and plated.
LAMPS for Kitchens. lard lamps, Brttania and
COAL OIL LAMPS all sizes, for burning Coal OIL
the best and cheapest light in use.
Chatting Dishes.
steak Dishes. i...
oyster Dishes and oyster Sauce Pans.
Soup Tur of Block Tin.
Soup Ladies', Flock Tin and Britannia
Egg Boilers and Poachers.
Egg and Cake Turner's iron and block tin.
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups
Ladies', Swimmers, Forks and Spoons, for Cooks
Castors, common and silver plated
Bread and Fruit Baskets
Tea Trays and Walters, square and oval, some very
handsome.
suffers aud snufer Trays
Nut Crackers and Nut Picks
Sugar Tonus dne steel.
Meat saws
Soap stove Griddies, round and OblOng.
{ Beef and Shaw Cutters.
Coffee Roasters, new kind
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University of NashvfiIe.--Tb

University of Nashviile.--Tbe Introduce
tory Lecture the Eighth Course Ill the Medical De-
IA Of the University OF Nashville will be de-
l vered b. Chancellor Lindsey, Monday evening,
November the LIST, ~ O'Clock, at the Commercial
Hall, (Doug las HaID, on Market street. The public
Oad'es well genilemen) respectfully invited
10 attend. W. X. BOWLING,
Dean OF Faculty.
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Gs- An English paper states: Yankee
steamers are so light on the Western rivers
that they can jump over sand-bar, float
easily on wet grass, and are Obliged TO lie at
anchor when there is a heavy dew
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Cs- The Americans of the 9th Congres
sional District Of New York, have nominated
T. W. ANDREWS This IL the District repre-
sentod by HAsKIS, made famous by Forney's
Tarrytown speech.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-The river has risen
one foot since 1t began swelling.
The upper streams are rising. --st
The Illinois has 5 feet water in the channel
and tue Missouri feet. There is 81 feet
water at Dubuque.
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G1- A little girl about four years Of age,
daughter of Jno. l.. Brandon Esd, Of this
place, while playing around tub Of water
yesterday moraing fell In Il and was drowned
before assistance could he rendered.--Cbilsa-
bia Mirror.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-30

SR. LOUIS. Oct. -Whisky-demand fair,
prices firm, sales lSa. Alcohol good, prices
upward tendency, sales 37CG39. Spirit gas,
mpIcIate demand, prices firm, sales 40.
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Hog Market.

For future delivery there has not been much done
the past week, though prices have advanced, and
abeut 400 head sold ON Saturday and Monday So
10 net, 10 be delivered during all December For be
cember delivery there is good demaud at this rate,
but not for November. We notice anxiety to sell
IN some sections Of the country, owing TO fear of
the hog d.seaEe.
The active demand for and advance in provisions
Is stimulating the market somewhat, aud giving deal
ers more confidence in the future. The evidences
are clear in favor Of good supply Of the animals
and their good northumberland PJice Current,
IicI 2zkh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-30

TENNESSEE BoSps--At the New York
Stock Exchange GU the 25th inst, 5000
Tennessee Bonds sold at 95c This is the
highest figure yet.
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gs- The Lebanon Herald hoists the name
of JoHN BELL as its choice for the Presidency
In 1860 aud that of WASHINGTON Hrxr for
the Vice Presidency.
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roy Rev. J. b. FERGUSON will preach AT
the Theatre on Sunday morning, at L o'ciok
and at night 74 O'Clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-30

THE RIy R.-The river Is unprecedently
wv fr the season, being within six feet here
u tie lowest water mark ever known. aud at
M Hole Ia the Wall. there in bat nine feet la
channel Piekstury Sout.ron, 2iA Oh.
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To Nerrou. snnerer..

retired Gentiessan having beeR restored TO health
fes days, sflsr HAay years u neFsoas salisriag
wi!seud (ueel 10 assist oshaTs copy u the prcseri
toa and supply 81 tbs rsaseiy, fsosiyIas =
stamped snvslps bearing ne applicants address IL
rsos The Rev. JoaS N. DAeSAI, ise futon street,
arookiya,N.f agrls-sri-~-s
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

THE GkEf ENBEktG MEDltINEs
RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout
N the whole Continent Of America
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
rles popular remedies be found that equal ~
any emergency that always 90 be relied on, and
were within reach Of the poorest persons.
never before the Grefen6erg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Cosiveness aud Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy
could thing be found that cured all cases OF Chis
and Fever for soc.
Never BEFORE the Green Mountain Ointment
there 90 be loud, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises Cuts, old Sores, Eryspelas, and
Inilammations, either external or Internal.
Never Before marshall,s Uterine Ca
lhoifcon Failing OF the WON'T, other
Uterine diseases found - be durable Now, ten cases
out Of twelve cured by this medicine.
ns- II any physician suppuses that this is merely
qgAek remedy, would reply, "that Il is prepared
by DR.. Pomeroy, Of Utica wealthy aud old phsyican
OF the Anopathic schoo-thai n IN furnish ANY re
putabie phiscAn any quantity Of IL grAtuitoasiy ~
test is merits bis PATIENTS and furthermore, by
writing 20 Ilr fomeroy he can be furnished Win ~
component parts. II , the greatest blessing Ia the
fenA that the science Of medicine has discovered
In a century.
Never before the Gr3frnberg Dysentary sy
rup was there certain remedy for bloOdy fluK, Iy
sentery D4rr1a OF ChoieFa-no~i all can be cured IN
fc~ hours
Panaoya oouid mother feel The hc Of bef babe safe
for a day, while under i've years Of age Youthful
dseases aud strong medicines CARVED them on-uo~
tlss medicine them. even AFTER teh doctor aud
nurses have rronoanoed their eases hopeless Price
Uuiy Soc.
Never Before any Tonic Bitter popular
the Health BtSsr. that Custs -ac Why shouid The
world suftcr Gfota py syssfssA taiiuns diseases
~hiie tins Simple medicine can, at ali times Prevens
mf
Never Before was any preparation of sarsa-
paTa 40 powerful - That compounded oy us Gre
Gcaberg CO Nt.E t|
Never Hefore has the cansamptve's BALM
foOha equal. ttsw many ain noss lae and
health, ~ho would. tins, haze entered icAth .
DARK partial, Il they had mol hccn recommended "a
tliis "a preferences "a many Dossrgms thai are
loadis yaupted :
Never BEFORE Piles and kindred Diseases
CERTAIN Nc have 1cxtcs II F-rrsons
,rcly recovered alter III hudsr aud atheF gre4t hy
Esclzas lad tizt neliling bat tbs kne coad
aEsrd rrileL
Never Before eoald iEaAned eyes And weak
slsbl be e9fed ftsr tsenty The kye
LotioB dass q
Never Before vas any Boa P4blishs4 thai
ilsrasc4l kn9NiuAEs The Graict-
berg A4naAt ~ heAith, lsr tzunty ave oents IA
oeg Ia "a be IA every fssnaiy tisr l-nd-
Never before hAsAng Al1zaA4c oeca psoisbed
20 vA4asb4e lllr Health Aln4h4c- IL iaralshed
grasaitOusiy - al lraggrsts, aud ~
ALkA- MACKENZIE,
eer2l-0 IA C0iisgs stresi, AAshvtile-
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New York Races-

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-Leroy denies the report
of his withdrawal from the Congressional race
in Illinois.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-30

Esy-R Rev. J. w. LANIUs will preach in the
college Church, on next Sunday morning at
] o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-30

New YORK Oct. 29.-The race between
Ethan Allen and George NJ. Patchee, mile
heats to hundred pound wagons came off yes
terday. Allen distanced Patchee in the first
heat. Time 2 IS.
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Speftal notires.
Rock CITY Mills.
Person. advanced i'm LIE

Aud feeling the hand OF tine weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will find in the
Of Hollands German Bitters, Elixir that will in
still new life into their veins; restore, in measure,
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days; build
up their shrunken forms and give health and energy
to their remaining years.
For sale at the Principal Once AIS Arch ST. Phila-
delphia and sold by druggists and keepers
in every town and village ia the United states Cana
das, West Indies, aud South America at as per
bottle See that the signature Of C. NJ Jackson Is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. oc,l-Im
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SUGAR-GoOd demand, but at lower prices. Sales
900 bids at 6@61zc for fair tc fully fan, and 6al0
&c for prime.
hOi-ASSES-Prices IMPROVED, with sales mostly at
3l(G52, with some lots of ordinary at 2930c- 2 gal
Ion small lots of half bis selling 303lc. the
Levee. psi. eff.I"
FL1UR-With scarcely any demand prices have
iallen back the sales including small parcels
S595 l21s for supertne $50 bbls. superfne Indiana
at S.. and 350extra at IS IS p tb.
tORN-SIles about 300 sacks, of which $50 poor
at 50, 100 white at %, $50 eS and few small lots
at e5@70c. q bushel. f.te
COtFEE-Only 40 bags sold at 10 and 1O5Sc. p % B
BACON-Sides retailing at Sc. for ribbed and 91SGD
1Oc for clear, and so casks clear sold in lot
dealer, at -.
LARD-SOme lots have been offering the Levee
but we do not know of a sale
WHiSKY-NO receipt, of consequence and little or
demand.
FEEIGHTS-Two shops were taken up today one
at I'd for Liverpool, and the other at lc for Havre.
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Proauce.

I'VE ~li pay she highest a.ark "a prer IL cAss fes
w R.oos, lArd, lssscd frest, fsstises. ana $50
~sx. .kaaSo sl'tssikN
E.eesi--u
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, TEzx., August 2ist, 1855.
This Bank has removed ms corner Opposite the
Planters sank in the old Imam Bank budding. The
building formerly occupied by the Bank of Commerce
- Or Rent on fAyerAbie terms. Apply seoa, 4 yoa
wantH, ~
aag25-f JNo. u. JAMES
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ladies French Trunks
HIST RErEUVEn -

Il AIDES extra siE,d freBeh Trunks with drawers
IL English sole l., lther Covered Trunks;
Ladies Bonnet Boxes with TrayE
sole Leather Wales Buggy Trunks:
Travelling Bass, &c-, a..
For sale very cheap FOR cash by
JOHN RAMAGE
octis ~ College street.
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G E A T E S .

Fine Enameled with Circular Tenders and Summer
Fronts:
Common Crates for Rooms, with and without sum
mer Fronts; 70
Extra Tenders, circular and square all sizes;
Marbelized Iron Nantes, with Crates complete.
Iron Crates for Kitchens, best fire brick, always
hand.
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Yellow Fever.
Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 29.-Deaths from yellow
fever yesterday 20.
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FALL L. CUNNINGHAM

A RI nes N recsivs e ihen ssaal FziI ssgs,ly q
~ DBabie and slEkic slsa Gnns II their tu1-
fortstlon, zmons zhsrh wal b foaaa ainassi every
priee quaiy from sle eee4rest singe he basl
aeabis hzrfsf Enelish french-
Thry would Gals s@FtleaiaF ~ tAeiF stoek
u DfkR GINSsshsch ~ili b. I, s1d very large asd
ezszapacie. a<tt&-Slndins
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Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE Ass.rtHasai Il sROG ANS Of the very
n bcst manufacture
and of ioobie SOled and fhick Kip Boots
just receivdd and oared Al lVw prices foe cash by
JOIN RAAAGE
ocfls. AZ College street.
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Rerrigcrators;
Water Coolers;
Zee Picks aud MaIieas.
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Commercial.
new orleans Market.

| NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25-P- NJ
,OOTTON-The supply has been light, and fhe sales
embrace 100 bales at rmer prices, but without any
quotatabIe alterations.
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HATS AND CAPS.

I AN resolving direct from the MAnafactories all
the --latest SYKES OF Fall and Winter Hats Caps
for Men Boys and Chiidrcns wear, consisting part
q TIE bcrt Cashmere sn fur H4ts of ali qaalities
Boys Cloth aud GLAZED Caps. Also, large lot ol
Meas fsoy - aud Chiidrcn's Asrlno and Wool Hats
shsch ~iii o. said reasonable terms for Cash or
punctuAl dealers 81 Ao- SO and So Of College
ana broadway, by b. H. CUTTER
oet2-u
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Proceeding Of the City Council.

Council met pursuant to adjournment
Journal of last meeting read and approved.
Present, Mayor, Recorder, Marshall, and
Aldermen Daum, Bradshaw, Hawley, Hunter,
Caldwell, Neville, Prugh, Potter, Milburn,
aud Solicitor.
Mr. Hawley presented an amendment to
Sec. Of Ordinance 5.
On motion of Mr.. Prugh, the rule requiring
ore weeks notice in order to introduce an
amendment was suspended
Amendment 70 ordinance sec 3 adopted.
Mr.. Bradshaw from the Committee. appointed
TO enquire whether, ''Old Recorder has made
out Statement of the finances of the City,"
reported that an exhibit had been made Re-
port received and committee discharged.
Mr.. Caldwell, from the committee appointed
to contract for printing. reported contract
with Norris. T. Neville reported proposal
from Boyd
Moved by Bradshaw that Myers act as
Street Commissioner, Carried.
Moved, on motion of Mr.. Bradshaw that the
city solicitor be instructed to enquire into the
title to certain property, listed by Thomas
Devin, and claimed by the city, and 10 report
course which the interest OF the city requires
to be pursued in reference thereto.
Moved by Mr. Caldwell that the Council
meet on Monday evening of each week.
On motloa Council adjourned to meet at u
O'Clock
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The Storm.

The storm of wind and hail, which visited
us about half past 3 P. NJ, on Thursday last,
broke the glass on the windward side of the
buildings generally throughout the city, but
did very little other damage. Some chickens
were killed, and trees to trifirg extent in
iured. The storm appears to have been about
equally severe throughout this region. Fences
to a large amount were blown down all about
US.
Tn other localities in this State the Storm
was more severe than it was with us. In
Fairfield, chimneys were blown down. AT
IowavilIe, tw horses and buggy, it is re-
ported, were carried by force of the wind in
to the Des Moines, and the horses drowned.
But in Illinois. on this attitude, so far as we
have heard, the tempest was terrible, far more
SO than in the portion of Iowa from which
we have intelligence. A large Livery Stable
was blown down aud $4,000 property des-
troyed IN Oquawka. DR.. Beecher's Church
cost $4,000 was reduced to mass of ruins
The Catholic Church was demolished nd much
other property destroyed in Galesburg. Four
Steamers were sunk at Peoria. At Knoxville
ana many ether places great damage was done.
This Storm has no precedent in the memory
of the oldest inhabitant. The hail stones are
described by Illinois papers, as being of the
size of small hens eggs. They were about
as large here. The storm must have been
nearly Simultaneous
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Volunteer, by VI. WEIGH, another woman:


o; woman, whose form and whose soul,
Are the spell and the light of each path pursue,
Whether summed the tropics, chilled at the pole,
Ifwoman be there, there is happiness, too.
W. d. Cark.-(The Engineer Of the
Bridge.) An honor to his profession, de-
sirable acquisition to this comlnunity-a gen.
tleman and a scholar.
The To,cn Of Bridgeport. inlay she soon
become river town by extending her borders
to the Desmoine.
The City Of Eddypille. -THE town in the
Demoine Valley. Favorab'y located-noto-
rious for her wealth and enterprise-remark-
able for her progress anu improvemcnt-the
extent of her trade and commerce proverba.
long may she maintain her enviable position.
We are aware that we do but poor justice
in the above sketch to the Eddyvile Bridge,
or to the Festival held to rejoice over its COM
pletion; but so far as we have omitted points
worthy Of mention, ae hope that our friends
up there will pardon us; accepting. at the same
time, our thanks for their invitation to be
present, and our best wishes for the realiza
ton of all their reasonable expectations of
benefits TO result to them from so noble an i'm
provement.
While awarding prise TO the citizens of
Eddyvile, whose enterprise and perseverance
has achieved so\grand result, we beg to
claim for our own 'egion and southern Iowa
some portion of the credit and advantages
of the highway Bridge, trusting that while
for a considerable period, the City Of EDDY
vile will enjoy very great advantages from it,
her example may stimulate all other important
points on the river to take measures at an ear
ly day to secure similar Improvement.
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an Giae name of tilc State OF Iowa, 90
Peter Eouele and Joseph II usseIl

Sfs;-fou are hereby notified
that or before the 25th day of May, 1857 there will
be on file in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court in Wapello County, Iowa, petition Of Thomas
Devin, claiming of Peter Bouele the of Two Thou
sand, Seven hundred and twenty eight Dollars as
money now due contract entered into the / It'll
day of june 1896, between Thomas Devn of the first
part and Peter Bouee of the second part in which said
Devin agreed to convey to said Bouele the following
tracts Of land in the County of Wapeo and State OF
Iowa, to-wit The west fractional half of the
quarter, and the south west quarter of the north east
quarter of section (29) twenty nine, Township (72)
seventy-two, Range Q3) thirteen west provided said
Bouele promptly paid, as they respectively matured
notes described follows, towit: Three dated
June 18th 1876, each drawn for the sum of Eleven
Hundred and fhrtysiy and &C. 100 Dollars and bear
ing interest at ten per cent per from datethe
first payable April ls lS5Ithc second payable April
LIST 1855, the third payable April LIST 1859 (The SUM
Of One Hundred Dollars being paid said Devin at the
signing of said contract and notes that petitioner
Will ask the foreclosure of said contract and an order
for the sale of the interest of said ouee in said lands
for the satisfaction of said claim; that the original
ce in this has been duly returned ''not found'
to you by the Sheriff of said County; and that uu
less you appear and answer said Petition before the
second day of the next term of the District Court
he begun and held at the City of Ottumwa in said
will be rendered against you thereon.
JAMES. D. DEvTN, PITTS. Atty.
Publish four weeks in the Weekly Ottumwa Courier,
JOSEPH y. CAMPBELL, Clerk of the
District Court of Wapelo County. [apr. i5-nI-4w.
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The people of Kansas, as we anticipated,
reject with CONTEMPT the pitiful bride offered
them by the administration as the price Of
their liberties; they scout the idea Of receiving
the Lccompton constitution even when
accompanied by golden pill. This action on
their part is sufficient evidence if any were
waiting to prove to tho people of the union,
that they ae determined to maintain their
independence and freedom at all hazards, and
that the corrupt administration at Washington
has not gold nor land enough at its disposal to
buy them. The men Of Kansas should be
honored and respected for the noble spirit they
have evinced in thus treating the general
government in its last efforts to subiugate them
to the save interest. Kansas papers upon the
reception of the "English' swiudle in the
territory seak the indignant senti mens of
outraged freemen.-[ Mo. Democrat.
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NEGLECT NOT THE s'SLIGHT PAIN p
Though but h''le plan now, it may. by meg
lect become terrible one by-and by. The
good old adage, "a stitch in zine save nine"
should never he forgotten. 1t is much easier
to guard against disease, by taking proper
care OF the system when it is unimparetl, than
10 mend 1t when it is once broken down.
Every family should be provided with that
celebrated preventative, Bakers Pain Pdna-
cea. For sale by w. F. Elmendorf, j. l..
Taylor in Oltumwa and by agents in all i'm
portant places.
See advertisement.
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The Railroad Election.

The vote yesterday in favor of conveying
the accretions to the Railroad Company was
90l, against conveyance 81, majority SAT. In
favor of changing the $4,000 loan 10 stock
$50, against it g.: majority Sl3.
There was not opposition enough to bring
out full vote.
As all has beer granted to the Company
just as asked. and granted by almost unani-
nous consent, we shall look to prompt COM
pliance on the part of the Company with their
side of the agreement Ard we are confident
that we shall not be Disappointed Daily
Hawk-Eye.
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St. Louis. MAY II

st. LOUIS, May IL.
A despatch from Independence of the 14th
says that the Salt Lake mail which arrived TO-
day left Fort Bridger on the 25h March. 1t
was over;aken by parties who left Oh the 18th
April.
Colonel Kane arrived at Fort Bridger, hav-
ing come through Salt Lake City.
Governor Cumming. with one or two others,
started for Salt Lake City on The 9Th April.
Before leaving he demanded an escort from
Col Johnson, which was refused.
Capt. Marcy arrived within 60 miles of Fort
Laramie, where the mail passed. which would
reach Fort Bridger between the 25th of May
aud first Of June.
The opiaon prevails that there would be a
fight. Sufficient provisions were iii the camp
to last until supplies could reach them.