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LBVBN Shares Of Stock Ia the Brosd Street Bridge Com
IL psny which now paying ten percent per AM and
may pay nom ~ 70 - per cent next year Apply imme-
dlately 70 J. l., & r w. BROWN,
iaR2s-dl0t fi& Cherry StEeau,
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NOTICE
Valuable Land for Sale.

election will be held at ;he Planters Bank OF Tennss-
n sc, On MONDAY the FIRST DAY or MARCH next.
IoF Directors 10 serve the ensuing year
jan29-td D WEAVER, Cashier.
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Macnne Snop, Jan. p, 1855.
This will certify that using the Pars1ne Camel
Coal Oi made By the Union Coal and Oil Company Mays
vile, Ky, in Machine shop aud the locomotives
the road, and have tested The al very Carefully discover
lie qualities; are entirely convinced It Is very I'm Oil
for machneTy and that gallon oil this Oh fay equal
70 two gGlOEs OF the best Lard Oil. It being entirely
from gum machinery viii win ,ess pow than with
any Oh we have used although the Oil has thin appear
anoes has lubrcGtnE body superior any Oil in Urtn-
airy use, and II is we'll ad pted 70 HsilrOats.
G. b KNOWLES, Master n Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga RaiirOad.
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Steam Engines Il Circular Saw Mills.
ThOs. !. Nance,

y . . o. . q q 9 @
CORNERzVILLE q SHELBYPILLE, Tens.
kS nrsparsd 20 uis1 Steam Engines and Circular Saw
Mills and put then IA C2srauOB, short notice; keeps
on hand for saIs TIE
NOrCTOss Patent Circular saw Mill,
at Msssrs Jyhasou yra or q COS Nashville, Te1nsssss.
Parties wish ng s Us would do Wslt0S Onfsr viii
ne a tOrn5TsvI5 bYTil, sith-F in person o. ~
iet e. or win Jon lsln, era Co., HainTilis.
IAN
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(Ou the Ca attn Turnpike two niles from NashvilIsl
Il DDITlONAL BOARDING PUPILS can be- received into
this IrBtituti0n. Application should be made 1mms-
ately IN Session euced tns lst Of September.
lt57, and Wis continue % tho Isl o. July.
ian27-3Hs EATH. Cross.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
MORRIS g STRATTOh
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1853,
TINE SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
HAIR RIS & co.

LAt " A. Hordon q Cos Warsh7u5e5
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9th, We yvilIoHsr for tale at
- ctiOn, At W h. Gordon & O's. Warehouse -
$50 hbds Sugar (a grades )SUOb5 cii8ed Whisky(va.
500 bAg. Rio G fee; nOBs bTsnds)
$50 bills MOlasses; 500 boxes SOHpf
$50 4 do DO 90 dozen Painted Buckets;
800 foxes Star Candles; 100 Nest do TubE
2OOR do DO 500 kegs NaHs,
With many other articles
These goods viii be offered in large lots, with liberal
privileges.
TEREs-AH sums under $500 cash; $500 and under
$1,000 so days: fer approved endorsed notes PAYABLE IN
Bank. ian3l--.d
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A. MORRISON & co.
p PUBLIC SQUARE,
ian3t-3L NASHVILLE
FAMILY RFnInENCREos RFNT-

FAMILY RESIDENCEFOR RENT.
TOR he residue of the ensuing year desire TO Fsut the
l. residence the Louisville Turnpike road one and
half miles Nashville, the late residence Of
Captain Brooks, which situation Of 90 all
Of which there s five TO be surpassed
den purposes the residue in pasture grounds The
this land, consist OF main house with suT good MONS,
kitchen, negro house. stable, and good veil OF wa
ter For apply to JOHN WILSON.
jan3O-d3a H. n. HARRISON.
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GAHETY CLUB.

Mr. " Il CRISP, On bis 10 Nashville ends sew
AiA erat com uuicatiOns nom gentlemen DESTROYS Of
leg titt q rsluesu 10 Dc informed q Tie lsngh
Of The saasor, &c tte.
Mr. 81 tAses-his pablo method Of answering;
suoseub p are emitted all tie privileges Ct the Club
ROoms and Zee access 20 he fHeaTe Tor year
tine they become members.
The Drdmat vii e'ntnu0 rom zine 60 months
each ear me y ley VII now open til july
and the Fal ~ea-on meace he hrst Sept- mbsr Da.
ring he ramaic Seas3l n, following uuprscsf
tei stractions VII appear in eOudneoss succession
M J. b MuTdochi AZ p Booth Ravel Martlnsiu Troupe
Miss d. Day upOrt Mr. Joseph trIct Miss L0gan
Miss adpte Cushman1 Mr. COudock, tee kel or Troupe
an New vi ns Engisl .. er Troupe.
SO. ~. n. Q 3eieFJs The Is H5sh Of the GaietF
Club on The nigh ned basis, viii mat Rally Tend tn
5evhu1u and welfare n the rma % THIS ci The talsut
secured By tn manager he trusts will be esteemed
VI eng pr Of b. . ID earnest IN red emiuE his promises
ana seetir coils On The ss 5shed ez9Rs 70 supP0n
bin In 10 endeavurs.
ar CnsP viii happy & meet b. frsads and ratFons
he eve ing ihursd4 IN 81, IN the Galley uB kOOm
ianl9-dti
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NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan. 80, 1883.
We using the ParzfiEe camel Coal on ia Ma
chine shop take pleasure 10 hatW have
never any OF equal It. II will very greatly
longer and lubTcae thoroughly than the best qualify
OF other ordinary OIL Is Tree from gum, and Is just
OH Bes5ed for machinery We doubt not it
must into general We think this Oil July equal
TO the beet Sperm, and that gallon WOth
two Of the best Lard Oil.
AND'W ANDERSON.
}. b. ROMANS.
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\ CARD,

HAVING sold my interest in the establishments OF H. H
] HAYNES Co., TO hessTs. Il. H. HAYNES q r. J.
LYLES embrace this opportunity return my sincere
thanks to the trading publ for tn liberal patronage they
Rave be tOWed upon the firm 70 leaving them, permit
to solicit nnuauee that line raj patronage when
messTs. HAYNES Lyes BY their integry, industry and
assiduous attention business deservedly entitled
JGn3l-U JOHN W. MOTION
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AND'W ANDERSON.
}. b. ROMANS.


MASTER MECHANcs CFFGCE, n. q G. r. RI
Memphis Jan 9, 1858.
This will certify that am using Paralne Camel coal
OIL manufactured BY the Union Coal and OIL Company Of
MsysTe, Ky, in our machine shops and the lOcomO
tiVes the he rphs ana Charleston Railroad, have
given u the several tests ia order prove qualities
lubTcsIng Oil have no hesitau recommending as
superior OIL for Railroad pu poses botn regard 70
Omy and perfect u7rcatJr lUeeYe il 10 be the best
Oil have used and that gallon l 20 as
shops with twenty per less PoWerthan required for
Ordinary OIL The huidty OF the U arises, convinced
from the total absence OF gum, aud does not effect its ubE
eating properties but only requires that the Orhces in The
oil snd feeders should be reduced in order 20 use the
Gil economically.
WIN. R. NICHOLS, Master Mschinis.
MArevILLE, KY, Nov. "A, 1857.
To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEETLEnEN-Having used your LuDrcsting Oil, made
from Cauue Coal the machinery o. our Cotton Mills (n
cuuing Engine and Spindes), foT the last few
repaired t. have found greatly superior
to ANY other excepting tbs Ost p5rm, and fully equal to
that article winch have been pay from dollar
seventy hVe cents Two dollars twenty-five Der
gallon. The Oildstubuts very perfectly over the machine
~, long, and Is Zee from sum, which causes iFcon
and consequently neat
Invsw Of the superior quality OF this OIL we have adop
ted Mhis. From puce al which il is sold
we doubt not il must come mao general use.
JnNJAkY 81 WOOD.
Propr elors Of AHysyiIs Cotton Mis-,
FebruaTy2, 1Sj7-Wlm.
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. Go Iege s fresf.
English Calf TxTENsIoN sOLEI

SHOES.
HAVE jlt received additional supply Double Solsd
- stitched lWn shoes Also can 4 turgrfgg
Caters, superior Calf Double Soled Hall Double BJOs
POI sale at the very lowest prices.
jaL3t-u JOHN RAMAGE
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plurality shout elect. The rpsolufInn was gH1rf-
Cd: and then a Democrat was elected Sneaker. and
Know Nothing Clerk: TO the great Indignation of
,o,r.e of ibc Rsr..r.5,,rs
TIE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER
With thls lille, Col y SrEADMAE, superintendent
OF the Sumner Manufacturing Companv atG,U,rir
an ,lFs Srare b,s ,,,I.r..aa4 -
% -NPN'e, Vi -
F't'7' 'N'"i's INC aN't''-s's OF manufacturing
cotton ~ the fields where 10 is grown compared with
itsmanutacJure the Eastern States; with estimates
r.rb. irii-,- c,ftoB mills g., C.1 $50 -
lad long experience in the bus mess both of ling
sud managing cotton mills and he gives his exp,ri
enc IN this rubllca ion. We most earnestly COM
mend IL TO the c.7sf5a ration of fbosa irtros,l IN
.t. ---..,-. s..-7-,v - -,
" s'l0 ~ W. L. DhNhl d TO-
PABAFFNE CAMEL Coal On. Wg7,fgrsUrsF By III,
hmm C3gI and OIL Comm. - ~
M -. ''
'@'S 1''''e to-day. We nave been
shown ceTiucaies from master maChiuists and other
competent judges which are conclusive SIS N rrsot
g,r,..5rrit, of rb-s.oi1 f,- -r,...----57-,e7.-
anu lUo'lca-
.-.--3 =. USE AIS
~ ' general adoption.
Iha best macAnsis 10 Nashville unite with those Of
her cities in the slr0uge 81 Recommendations of
The article
Two WAYS TO lELL SIohA--Lizahelh Barrett
relates the follow uC episode in her history.
r.. .:.., l,, g;.s..3 -,, b,,,. r,,.,rr-. ..s.5
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DfsSOlutiOn.

TTHE Copsrtnsshp Of a. Morrison q Co. was dissolved
BY mutHrl consent the 18Th December, 1857. W. B,
Grubbs has retired sold his interest IN
to a Morrison, who is E0ne authorized collect the
and meet the Habilitie Of the firm
have associated With myself my brother James Morrison
10 the whole ale variety business The style Of the
will be the same as that heretofore used
A. MORRISON.
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For Sale, Lease or Rent.
a Mat FIR sME DWELLING, with rooms, Kitchen,
n &c, and a5out5 acres Of good G4rdeniI Land, 81
miles from the city Gastin Pike.
J. L. & r. " BROWN,
feb 2-2E Ak Cherry Street,
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mURRAY,s FLIIn mAGNn.IA
BRIDGE STOCK FOll SAFE

THIS popular remedy, imported and for sale
by SLHIEFFKLIN RIOS a. CO.
iebl- 81. 10. MiIlam a. NaM Ylrk.
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Mr. Knowles is Master OF Machinery Of our Road and
reliable man, in whose statements would condde.
V. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H /. ANDERSON,
superintendent Of n g. 4. h. x.
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FOE ENT.
A FRAME COTTAGE and IS acres Of land about three
"A and a half miles the ci.y.
J. L. & K. ". Brown,
ian5-Rm s4k cherry street.
AN ACT,
Requiring the SupeFlne ndent Of Public Schools report
70 Recorder names Of ali Scholars the liiga
schools, g..
sac Bel acted By the Mayor and Aldermen OF he
Cit, Of Nashville, Tha shall be tho duty Of The SUsru
tendent Of Public Schools lruish the Recorder i'm
list Of Of all the scholars stsndug the "a
Schools with the o. their parents guardians and
tbs ard they live in and the Street they live o. sometime
during month OF sepIemberin each and svery
suppemen list II each additional Oar that ma
be entered during the month Of kebFuaFy.
2. il naeisd, ihat hsreaaer scholar shall Ds
admitted who shall feOve ron the county ana b.ard &c
tho city live with frend relation Tor the purpzs m
receiving bsnsdt Of the City Public Schools thos ex
cepteO that move % The CiEy with legal guardian.
sre Be enacted That sHs Asl thsl bs in force from
and after is passage.
Passed AHE1st27s ls57s uan75-lW
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CARTHAGE
Packet RL.ANCH LEWIS.

JOHH l. bAIEhAh haste
WILL run a regulsr seni-Weekly Pscket 7TlEals n
p" between this port ans Carthage during tsszss5sAf
the season, leaving Nashville on Monday and
Thursday, at O'Clock, P. ~. -
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
jan3O-tf h. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Cumberland Female College,
MEANWHILE. TENNESSEE.

TT7HB Of this Iasttuioa will commences On tb
Rtasr MONDAY Mach next.
III Board Of Trustees tEs pleasure In announcing that
they have secured the services Of ID. "a. uONNELL A. 81
Of Florida, President the College, who will be assisted
By an able corps Of acc Imphed teachers 10 The various
Departments.
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Dissolution.

THE CopaHnership ofHAS BROOK McWHIRTER, has
this lay been dissolved by mutual l. g. Has-
brook having sold his interest the notes,
10 John W McWhirter & F0Hntain McWhirter, Bnder
the style and hrm OF Nc Writer BrO's, Who are
alone authorized to sind the business OF the Arm, and
use the name Of the firm IN liquidation.
!. G. HAS BROOK,
JOIN ". MCWHIRTER.
rsru,rv 0e 1879 "
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Mr. WALKER Gale up his bill for the benefit of
Beuj. Wright aud Robert l. Smith, which passed the
last reading
Mr. WELCKER called up his bill allowing the
Knoxville aud Charleston Railroad Company the
further time Of eight years 10 complete the first sec
uou Of their road. ami bring themselves under the
Internal improvement act
Mr. GOODPASIUAE: an ameudmeutal allowing the
Southwestern railroad Two years additional time
20 bring themselves within the provisions of the
Internal Improvement act. Adopted, aud the bill
passed the second reading by the following vote.
IeIs-Messrs. Brs,cher Brown Bullcn, Denton,
GO5duer, GoodE aslure, Heiskeu, NcCounico, Reid
Roach, Ross, Walker Welker, and Speaker Burch
IA
Nays-Messrs. Davis, Harris, Jones, McDougal,
and Travis.
In order to give the different committees time TO
transact business before them tomorrow,
Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ, Monday.
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January IS, 1858.

HAVING sold my interest ia the books, notes, stock, sc
Of HasbroOk & McWuirter 10 McWniusr BrOs, who Will
settle all claims aga st the late drm; herewith sender nay
sincere thanks 60 all the Of the late firm, and
would recommend my successors gent sman worthy
eOnhauancs Of their her toiOre liberal patronage,
IanZ7-dIm &. HAgEHOOE.
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Valuable Land for Sale,
TOY viru, Il Hstdt ,ssemb o. lhs State
d Of Tennessee, the undersigned N sell a. pubic aue
to-, the Court House gaze 10 t0u OF Nashville on
2Oh day q February, 1883, credit one two,
three years. about
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Lying the 9th district Of Davidson county, an ad rinrg
lands John Trtmbe Esq, being that portion o. the
Fair Ground properly Of BY ths opening CuYers
street. r. X. kAINS,
". G. HARUING,
I. TANNING,
Jan 23-Wtds Committee.
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
TUST received email lot Of Trunks Valisss SC, which
d will sell ysrJ low for cash.
novI5 J. r. McGILL.
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NASHVILLE, JANUARY 20, 1858.
Just received per steamer SALLIE WEST:
- 10 packages Golden syrup;
barrels d. Re. Crushed Sugar
do do Powdered do
do do Loaf do
barrels CVackert;
100 bags assorted Shot;
kegs Bar Lead;
S barrels julius q. Smiths Old Reserve Whisky.
FREEMAN B6OThhRS,
ianS0-U No. :. COLLEGE, doors North OF Spring e.
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IN SENATE-EvEyIvG SESSION.
The Senate proceeded with the reading Of tn
Code, AMI Part NL, passed the third reading.
rrssr rrNrnIn,s rr-n.nrEr

The Senate proceeded with the reading Of the
Code, AMI Part XI., passed the third reading.
JESSE LINCOLE's TURNPIKE.
Mr. DENTON called up his bill to extend the char
ter. Granted Jesse Lincoln aud VIM Ussery to build
a turnpike from Sparta to Liberty
Mr. GOODNER moved TO amend By allowing The
Lebanon aud Sparta Turnpike Company to charge,
In addition TO the p cents now allowed for loaded
f5Ur-horse wagons cents more for each additional
horse attached to said wagon; which was adopted
and the bill passed the third reading.
HOUSE Bills.
House bill to incorporate Taylorsville Shady and
Bristol Turnpike Company was takenu up
Mr. WHlTTHORNE: an amendment incorporat-
ing The Ceutreville Bridge Company, and also to in
corporate the Columbia aud Clumbley's Ford Turn
piAe Company. Adopted
Mr. MCCONNlCO: amendment allowing the
stockholders Of the NOlensville Turnpike Company
10 hold their election for Directors on the second
Monday ol January Of each year Adopted, and
the bIIl passed the second reading
House till 10 incorporate BJIs Arc Seminary
in Overt0n county, passed the third reading.
House bill 10 authorize municipal corporations to
hold real estate passed the third reading Yeas
10: Nays =
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l am not dea 4, but sleeping here j


The following dispatches from Washington to the
New York Tribune containing the admissions Of an
eEemy, We hope may be relied upon as statements Of
facts.
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Valuable Eouse and Lot
a Z

IN BDGRFIELO, within " minute e walk n "a
the business ortion Of bIs ,iIs The lot il 80 .is
ct deep and 60 f5tf on, the DO se is 5OLh A
yenient and comfortable. Apply sI Jnis once.
fob 2, 1858.
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Dress Cr ana Is cents.
EAllg 50 esnts.
Colo red Gallery s. esnts
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Doors open X past g. 70 commences AZ 2 o'clock
BOX once open daily fu A. n. % r. ana from tol P
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CRIsP's CAIETY.

s,ls sna Aanaser.-.- CRISP.
naso Aaa-Gef s.........I @ CAErkTTCR
Treasurer ....I ". ER2fCH
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Mr.. BLACkFORD'S resolution for printing list
Of the Standing Committees Of the House of Renrs-
sentstives, coming up, 1t to was indefinitely post
pOued.
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have been q total loss TO everybody Interested III
them pecuniarily. Another argument III favor OF
indemnifcation has more force and scope. IL i
urged that the National Government u bound "
protect the citizen against the Illegal acts OF i''
own officers; and that Brigham Young, who or
dered the destruction Of the Uranus aud lne
theft Of the cattle was technically at the
time of so doing, Governor OF Ctih Tern
tory, and pretending to act and order by vir'u'
OF the authority Of his office. IL ia urged iur-
Their that this Mormon rebellion, aud sll the de-
structon of property and life which attend H. Is
the natural sequence of an unhealthy state e'
affairs in the body polite Of Uth, to which the
National Government has tacity assented tor near!
ten years, and for which it is responsible.
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rrdcr them he has no power TO eIpend a sum
larger than $50 for building or rent, or gu ior
furniture without frat transmitting 10 Mr. Hump
son detailed estimate Of such e1pendi'u'es 'Ci III,
APPROVAL. The prohibition is positive and hnai' snd
such unauthorized expenditures, says the oecFe'
tsrv will IN no case be allowed. 30 We are HAei!
70 have no administration of justice Tor IacA VI
courtroom. clerks Office jail furniture and sIs'ion-
cry. until Mr. Thompson can be heard iroih' neA'
A, Ri ar Nav unless the Marshal deliberately Vio-
late. his instructions, or some benevoien' c''HV"
lends his purse to the United States. Inc suata-
tents are stocked with ci7li prisoners cnareeu WIN
all manner Of crimes. from high treason 10 peul
larceny; the Clerk of the Courts Is asked 10 is'"o
writ, and attest afidayts Of every DESCRIPTION; lhe
District Attorney has constant calls upon him IN his
official capacity; the Chief Justice Is ready u P'o'
coed TO the trial Of causes and yet Mr. lhomPsoo
in bic zeal for economy, has laid pecunlary inter-
diet ON the transaction of business. l might tell
You If other petty bat annoying obstacles when
ohstruct the civil officials in their efforts 10 organize
the Government but the detail would be ve4atlous
and unnteresting.
NdpI. Mhlcy vi INC Olh iui'"''y wa
morrow for New-M Mexico with picked company OF
So men. % of whom have been furnished from the
10th Infantry, and the remainder from the 9TH Ills
object is to procure supplies of salt, and make ar
raneements for forwarding mules Ia the army IN the
early Spring. The trail which he will eventually
strike leads to Taos Notwithstanding the dangers
TO which such oil expedition is exposed at this sea-
son Of the year. the prospect of inactivity through
| out the Winter has caused general desire among
officers and ren to be attached to it, Each COM
paDy of the infantry regiments was called upon TO
luIni.h list of five men, from which It's quota was
to be selected and in ole instance that of company
| 4, 10th Infantry, commanded by Lieut. Kelly, ev-
cry private applied for place upon the list.
Capt Magraw's company of volunteers has been
attached to the 9th Infantry and recruited TIL 1t
numbers 81 men. The term of enlistment has also
| been prolonged to nine months. Another volunteer
company of the same strength has been raised BY
Capt Mclaughlin, and two more are i'll process Of
enlistment and will be mustered into the service in
| the course of few days.
| A special act of Congress will be required to IN
dorse the enlistment of these companies aud make
| appropriation for their pay Reinforced IN this
manner, the total strength of the command will be
about ] 500 men.
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With regard to tho quantity Of 'now which hn'
- a. ,h;a date On the Wahsatch range be SAVE,

With regard TO tho quantity Of inow which ha'
s,rn ND TO tbs date on the WGhsatch rangehe ssys,
,,rss.uring the depth on his boo that it average
=, ,es,t one foot on the eastern slopes ard on III
PIC Mountain about one foot and hal. On the
western slopes there il not 80 much snow, and ID
some places. even on the line of The main road,
the grass il accessible and abundant.
In he present excitement concerning the state OF
affa.rs in L rah, have no doubt that John Hyde's
book. a copy Of which fell into my hands in Septen-
Der, viii be looked to N the States for information
Of various kinds concerning the Mormons. have
Interested myself TO ascertain how worthy II 10 Oh
credit and can assure you that reliance ma! De
plsced upon his statements Of facts. With regard
10 bis expression Of opinions conc rning the policy
proper to be pursued toward the Mornoh' by the
CoyclpmeDt of the United States, | can give you
no such assurance. Indeed, / have heard II mt
mated by persons well acquainted with Mr. Hyde
that the tone vas probably given to those portions
of bis book by persons of greater age and pohtcai
experience Thar himself.
Az Mr.. Hyde has very properly prefaced his book
with an account of his family, believe that
commit 40 improperly IN writing what l have
heard concerning Lis wife, who remains in Salt
Lake City Her maiden name, have been told,
was Hawkins. A gentleman who has escaped from
the city since the Summer informs me that Mr..
Hyde has made several efforts, through himself and
Others to Communicate with her aud induce her to
Join bin in the States, but that she refuses, and
once asserted in the presence of my informant, that
"She Was Mormon, and Mormon she would
remain" He adds that he has heard from reli-
able source that she has married again. The
Mormon Church, it will be remembered, pretended
to break the covenant of marriage between her and
her husband after the latter's apostacy.