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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Scyeralp person can be socommo-
d ods.tsd With 30 AR ID or FtRNISHFD
IN and 5th streets The rooms are airy and spa
Sauus. an neathy And eligible Locality. Persons
se--. = 20 u a.. ~ 1851
kOAkpING,-Severa strsonx can be sccommo
- - uateo v IN Board or Furnished Rooms az as
Itn street., between aud X. The rooms are aIrg :
s1e SPse.eas' IN healthy and eligible locality.
5-lH- u :. -
THE. BEST OF VIOLIN AND GTTT1R1
- Strines, Flutes, vioiins, 6uitars. Violin - y
censsi Clsrlonets, Flies, Bsnioes, Accord
eeyns. f!untAS- Meledeons, Brass Instruments Z ,
Mnsic Books and Sheet Mpsic, for sale al reds|SNn
prices Ct the Music Store Of w.
corner Of 18th ct. and Pa, av NM'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-21

DEATH OF AN OFFIcER.-The Navy Department
has received official intelligence of the death O
Lieut. Bayard F.. Hand, which event occurred a
Wilmington, N. c., on the 10th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-21

The WEArHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation Is about Z o,clock: =
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VI ia a1TH56 HO USE, SIGN,
- .,t..'. F4Ncv pasp

\ u. r NC T IN -
, = SHeTnh sI,w ~ oIa AND 7TH sTs.,
BUILDEkS, CONTRACTORS, and all PER
SUN DESTROYS OF having work neatly And mr. onrt 90
executed VIII please leave their orders At m, r.
poLnn, and they will be waited either by my.sif
or MIR Jso >. FINCH. who is authorized to a.. tw.ts
or contract for any work in my line. "'e
-, Estimates will be freely and promptly given
in o.
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ENARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-The
II subsctIbeI offers for ssle or exchanges Farm
now under cultivation In Prince Georges county
Md, II miles from Washington. The farm CONTAINS
ABOUT los acres well supplied With WOO add water
good WAGON road. Inquire of J. w. MARLOw,
9th street, near I. I'd 81 frsH, Nv psf
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-A neatIy FURNISHED HOUSE,
L No. 534 18th It. between and X. Application
to be Inade at No. 500, between n and J.. 1t
FOR RENT-And possession given on the irst
of Augusta BRICK HOUSE with two sto
ries, basement and attic, on between 9Th and 10th
tre,ts: Rent SS51 per annum, inquire OF JANE rs
r. HALLIDAY, E.q CITY Hall. U q ST.
LING and STORE situate on 7th street, or
Poslts Centre Market. and immediately south ofand
Apply to r. H.LASkEY, No. SO Louisians ave
nue.; = - -. - y y ST
E>OR RENT--A very desirable RESIDENCE on
street, between 18th and 18th sts., and fronting
franklin Square. The house has all the modern a
improvements, with back building. bathroom. gas,
dc. Posseeslon given the LIST Of August Apply TO
Inn
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THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE SEASON.
GRAND PIC MIC OF
George Washington Tent, Mol, IO.R.
HORROR GLYMoNT.

=, NE Cholr 81 the DuHf anton street Methodi-t
Episcopal Clutch. 6eorgetown, An
nounce that their arrangements are EeH
81 peTisc ted Tor an Excursion 10 the o3S1<z71
The members pledge their hearty end avnrs TO
ticIpste. WV "' P"'
The Thomas Cu'lycr willrave High street what
GEORGETOWN, at 3 % clock; 9TH street, washinttn
AZ y O'Clock, touching at Alexadra going and re-
tuning. ~
WIN. Wiihers' Brass Band has been rnrsgad aud
&c. for the occasion, -
Refreshments the hosf.
Persons not wishing 10 b. troublCd with a h,,ket
can procure dinner az Glvrnout
Tickets 50 cents; Children and servants half
prlce-to be Rad OF any Of tho msmDers
~ 10 2l.2 25.2StgT =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-18
N A S III WILL F.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, ls5,

DEBow's REvIEw.-We were pleased to
receive visit from Prof. GEORGE III. STEUcK-
RATH, who is connected editorially and in
business, with this Journal, and who is on a
visit TO this city to extend the circulation of
the ReUieao. .'DE Bows Revie,o'' has been
established for more than thirteen years. and
is devoted to the Agriculture and Commerce
of the South. 1t is ably edited, and contains
the most valuable statistics of the staple pro-
duclions of the South, and in this respect is a
repository of information, which is invalua-
bic. The great aim Of the principal editor
has been to contribute TO the development of
tn manifold resources of the Southern States,
and to make them commercially independent.
We commend Prof. STEUcKRATH and the RE-
VIEW to the favorable attention OF our CT l.
zens. He may be found at the st. Cloud
Hotel.
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River and Steamboat SeWs.

ARRIVED.
APKH. l6.-Commcrce. from Burksville
Wenoua from Cincinnati.
l7-Cuba, from Paducah-
DEPARTED.
IG.--B. VI. Runyan, for ST. Louis
Umpire, Up River.
I7.-Cuba. for Paducah.
The river is still rising slowly, with plenty
of water for all classes OF steamboats,.
The Nashville departs Tor New Orleans
to-day, at p. NJ.
The Minnetonka departs At II NJ, for Pad
ucah.
For New ORIEANs.-Thr BIG NashCiLle will
leave Tor The Crescent City to-day att O'Clock.
Those who would like to take pleasant trip
should not let the present opportunity pass.
Can't VIM. BoYp Is in command and II as
clever and as sale as any Captain ON The
west.rn waters. LONGwOKTH, SWTHwIcK and
SMITH are the clerks.
The .Sco,Lgnd is still at the wharf receiving
freight for New Orleans.
The Howurd is in port and will have dis
patch for New Orleans.
FuR PADUCAH--The last running and nice
little steamer NlmetOnhd leaves for Paducah
to-day at II o'clock-Capt. DArHiELL, has
made The -Io1ku7 an exceedingly popular
craft-T0N BELL is the financier, assisted
10y II. SLOAN. BE aboard precisely at the
hour or you will be left behind.
FoR CNCINNATI.-That nice passenger and
freight steamer UeHond arrived carly Satur-
day morning, with a splendid passenger and
freight list. she leaves to-day at O'Clock
for Louisville and Cincinnati Captain BAR
CLAY is her commander, and Esq. SIDDEL III
the Office.
PREsEN ALTON or CANE.-The members Of
the New Albany Cornet Band, who lately
took Il trip 10 New Orleans and back on the
Balfic. have presented to Capt MEEKIN, Of that
steamer. magnificent gold headed cane, IA u
testimonial to Capt. Ms kindness and atten-
ton- to them during the Trip.
TnE FLOOD Bel ow.-Wc clip The following
items from the Vicksburg Why Of the 9th
instant:
DIAMOND ISLAND BEND LEvEE.-This levec
j. in Louisiana, SOM fifteen miles below
NlckrbulS-ihc IcNte hlouhu tue "chu doou'
- miles and was built by the State At cost
"f $ZUOO 900 or more. Persons from there in
form us that it is entirely washed away--thu
water running through at rapid rate aud
flooding the plantations in the vcinity-aud
will n the bayous in the inlrrior and flo
tn plantations on them.
W learn from two gentlemen who cam,
down the river, that 10y lar the largest por-
ton ot l-aqucna county Is under water, aud
unless the river tails soon, there will be very
little dry land lett il the {, UNITY
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Cincinnati rsarket.

CINqSNATI. ApIIl l3-RUTlER.-Thcr has been n,
~ tcrIal change the market Tor tie article since
our last review. TIE demand for prime fresh Rul
hiss been fully equal D. the receipts anu prices have
been well maintained II 2al9-5c. but common and
inferior qualities very difficult to sell, and prices
nominal II SIyl-C.
BURNING +. UID.-Ihe current rate is SIC.
CANDLES AND >OAP.-No change whatever in the
Market reg Gs demand or price, for any article
wcig ut, and lsr Tor li0z; Tow l. = and l31lc-the
latter for double pressec-aE opal, lie. usual dis
the soaps steady At sac for No and
Palm am for extra
CHEESE.- There : not much activity in the market
for tbs article, the stock OF strictly prime ben <
lighter am not mucD sale for inferior, but prices
steady. The sales comprsa 600 boxes at l-GDl3c or
priui, ". K. aud New lurk
FEAIhEES-The market remains urm, with a good
demand AT A. lI 4iC.
GIN~E>G.-The market is firm ana the receipts
Sell Oily at 6OC
HIn.-.-A more active demand has prevailed for
tbs article, and prices he mat rally advanced.
Wcuow quote he market drr, At ia sc for Flint
tG1 tr Dry Saitef o}z9Jc Tor Green Sailed, ala
"a &c ior Green.
LAY We uoticc an improved emand for prime
Timothy aid the market Hrmrr, and prices are sos
pr t"n higher. closing At oil for strictly prime afd
si5GI l6 fuT good.
IR0N-ILe m rket Is duh gnd prices of pig easier;
Ohio hot blast selling slowly S34Cgs5, the latter
rate rom yaras. Bar Is unchanged.
LEATlitR-Ihe market is unchanged, and the de
ma D." lar, At our last quotations, which We continue:
S"'e. city tanned, per tt 3od$2e
lie MOCK DO DO. Z5ld 2SC
Harness Leather, DO. og e
cal SKINS per doz, s. 60
Upper Leather, per doz 5000
Birdie DO. 3.9+U
uIIS.-lgusecd Is dun and sales have been
with the wees ia a &c 10 the regular wa
Ia I7o continue I" he d., ,.,ugr
IAru uncha.pe continue L. quote No. a 90.
including bbls
Red Distilled sells at o1ac24 tiout bbls, ap Ia
fed "a including bbls.
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NO IT,.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

e are selling many articles Of HARDWARE,
ing part OF gIRKMAS 4 ELLIs's last IMPORTATION,
small advance ON COST for CASH. Our sKw sTocK,
1ch is being made complete by daily arrivals, 80
offer Al reduced prices FOR Cash on negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware az
"a public square, KIRKmAS BLISS old stand, from
feb2s-f AceALL w.
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IEAIfRIED,

At the residence Of the brides father, ga the la'
OF April, by Rcv. Rev sterling brewer. DE- hASg'
J. SHAW to Miss HAxyAn sHEAKnS, ali Of ,hoAta
am CO., Tenn
~ saw two clouds at mcrning
Tnged BY the rising sun,
And IN the dawn they noated ON
Aud mingled into one"
On Tuesday evening, ths 9th INST, BY Rev a.
lis, al the residence Of Mrs Col. smith, the bride
I-mother, in Arkansas ca Ark, Capt cKA~'oI
.,HKR, U. 5. A., TO Miss SAILS, daughter Of the
T. Floyd smith.
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, April Is, 1853.
COTTON There were no transac tons in
Cotton Saturday.
TOBACCO.-SOld at A. Hamilton's, 9
hhds at 90, IS. 8 So, 80, 4 55. 4 50,
4 Is, A 20, O5; and at Fisher, Wheless &
Co.'S, 10 hhds. at 5 Is, 80, 90, 6 50, 6
40 O5 7 l6. 80, 4 20, 80, s 80, O5.
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Notice.

Copey A Watson X. Thompson and others
DY decree OF the Saptctn- Court, made Ia the
ID above cFnse al a. December Term, iSas, (the
uoney having beeG paid a. ordered) IEhali sell
, SAT- RDAY, fHE l3TH DAY or NAY MKT. At
hs Court house door IN Nashville Lot No. p with the
improvements theron. IN UIey 3 plan u iols regis
tered In the Reg icf's otce Of Das dson county book
No n pages - ,Su, Tying oB the Brick Church Turn
gake road 90 errdit q q L and rs months Soses
Nth good security required and lea retained lill
pay enr 81 purchase money. Cost % sale be pad
"a cash. J. Y. CLARK.
apFe-gd Clerk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-18

Dr. A W. NEsECK.-We publi-h this morn
ing the card of this gentleman, who has re-
moved to this city for the purpose of bccom-
ing a permanent citizen. We notice some
very complm ntary notices of the Doctor in
some Of our exch ,nges, as being very sue
ccsslul aud skiIlful in bis profession. DR.
MESECK l. native of Prussia, but has been in
the United States thirteen years. He con-
verses with his patients in English, French,
Germ n, Spanish and Italian
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MEMORANDA.

DARING RoBBERY.-As Mr. Baker, he fore
man of the Bulletin news room, return
ing home on Tuesday night ut late hour he
was knocked down by some graceless scamp,
at the earner OF Beale and Main streets, aud
robbed Of his pocket book and watch. No
clue To the villain who perpetgated the rob
berry has been discovered. .hesip. ApdLDacAe
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ID kN&WAr nsra fhs sah@exiesr, a Drcoesa fae-
II pa, NE asKnz ~ ne .zFd a March l4s1 Ne
re A21 nAns@a JIM - yetaW soEnIiexlen, Gooat -
Fcarf 81 age, fest hga, si wsge abeat Us pounds
hra Fsasea ~ = Mss, ksq-, - lAHoe eoantg
fena- T1ere = a s1E14ii sczF als len nosfr thkf
= ssys as pruaucef ~ ht@szlnE rcck, anG 4 Fee
. - erc1s e4us~d fresn buFos thoarh 7ot EaFtic-
larry rcrlsrmeEfr4 - 1ny eae - q shtch bceast
his scAr = "a. IL has r11Exr aosB ioasg ana "a
1szlp4te eKsressta sat - ne ere shsn rp.sken -
heaFt god eoentenance, sHh broad faFehsa6 aaf
eGAd egrsL jim h44 % shse b IA = Pa Jsckes
ba4rk c4sasis asa ysllss 1e4as Penls sllt Hss af
sarpie color. Ne = bAzsksnnsSh ~ trade 4nd So
cid by u - kiaUkDs - ". 4fNktla. a -
ne sbste Fssarf sal - Iaaia y any Gee ~ko
stu aehNef hin = - - ehzlfsfex4. xena. - X
~, =, nAKrIN,
sp-I-u q CAali.eoess sfeanessssL
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Tbe Arfzonia ExpedItIon.

NV ORLEANS, April I6.-Col. Lockridge,
in Consequence of Twiggs's proclamation, has
suspended operations until be learns the in
tentious of the Government relative to the
Arizona expedition. His agent has gone to
Washington.
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Japan.Lilie.. Graaiosu..sc

Two suppiy the wants % AnAfeurs have Jasa OBJ
t1iued from 4. a hllss, q spriEg aeia, saPpiy
81 his rhaic~st foi~cr SEEDS. containing afn1Eg
hsnared difcfcnt kinds, rsrbenz. extra chGtne
rtetes. Ast.srs II dlstinrt colara, from Sewers
aie Hoiiy hooks - 80 di1efeat coirs and Narietcs
lso fee Feets - she sptaadli rsiYtrz sS.ect.blzs
fspan lllizs red and 9hte The nost elegant sgscs-
neas q the GiAal0ias, &C. - 80 r#
febf- MAcEESzIE NIScIffS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-18

ES- Go and examine the large stock OF
Cut Goods, New Goods, Clothing and Shoes,
to be sold at auction by TRABUE q LUCUs,
next Tuesday morning. April 10Th.
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RETURyED.--Col. JOHN NETHERLAND re-
turned to the city, on Saturday night, from a
trip 10 Memphis. He is stopping al the City
Hyt.l
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Stats ND SIate Pencils.

800 boz superior Hard frame States. Of varrou-
sizes. 10000 sat. Pencils iust received by
r HAGAN,
.uTg-tf 80 Market 81
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NJ. JNo. y. CLARK. of Mnrfr~e~borO bad Il
m"Ss of Ii-h Putaturs Of this years grow h
N the Huh inst. So says thu 7eLegraph.
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ExCTrEMENT t A Mccall & Co.'S Pistol
Gallery still attracts large crowds for the
pu pose Of practising shooting.
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Notice,


THE ASSESSMENT ROLL q tho TaxAhie Propsrty
Il Ia the Corporation &c TIE pvcsent year having
be-n cnmpisioa "a Sll remain fer ten dave as che
directs, ~ the sce % ths coiiector % the
rune where those Interested m4y exsfnins . e they
see proper. l.. STONES,
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Ann, CraD IOr SAL

r Will. sell, on reasonable terms, that beautiful
L and highly improved property, adjoining Franklin
nd Minerva Colleges, known as '.kIN CE.a. Apply
o c. X BARSES
Nsbl6-p rAAit S.Nanea HotaI
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Fancy Note and Letter Papers.

100 Reams Extra Superuue Ladies' Bath;
100 - Note Paper, assorted.
just received by +. HAGAN,
fcb9-f Mar ct st
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From New York.

New YORK, April I6.-The steamer New
York sailed for Southampton, to-day, with
Sl50000 specie.
Schleider, the Swedish Minister, is among
the passengers by the Washington.
SignOr Paez. OF Nicaragua has arrived with
the amended Cass-Y rissari treaty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-18
Strayed.

tvRoM my hrm X mii-s ron Nashville, Tsnn-,
II ncllr ths Loaisvale brAneA FIke. (sstter knewn
a. ths rsnons Fzrn.) horse, aeout u hsads hl<n.
10 o. III years cid Of iEht ere2m ealer, hEat soo<
81 and tail well formed, goe1 lsok1af as Hszs
s1zs1 all round- No e<her nGrks fcc1dlfctea. -
Erks 81 slade,s subarhs - >sshvtiie hAa pseroe>-
IN o.nssa hin ff ssaae tlzns and 1rchase4 hln -
Green i'm "a TIE Isbanea fke. Any persan dsiir-
svt Nd harss - .s Il my resi6ence noo1t oIisss
Cruseeery neaF Nashvilie AZ - my so, 4 D Hy4ns
vinr al the aa.e asssea f<rm, o. xixe fnforfnale1
- 90 ga Id herse shall b. hoefnlly reaaFde4
- - snasrsisaed. l.Pril-u-l = ktAN
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eIRa IZ4S.

Number 90 Works on the subject OF Chess Play
ing, together til "a Tine assortment Of CHESS MEN,
just received by r. HAGAN,
aprg-f 80 Market st.
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. April 16.--The river is rising
rapidly, with 10 feet water on the falls.
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Manifest Of the steamer T.. Howard,
for Nashville.

Morris \ Stratton. 40 hhds Sugar $50 bags
Coffee, 20 phls Molass"s, l package md>c;
kirkpalrick, Ncvns IL Co. 500 Bags Coiler,
80 bbl- Mula~s,s, casks Porter. 2 cases
..mdsc; Il G Bnudy, $50 bbls Resin: Arm
- ,rong Il Co. 23j bbls Plaster Lanier, Phil
nps Il Co. as kegs Soda; Fisher. Wheless &
Co. 1919 If bbls Molassrs; Hugh McCrea X
Co. 100 duZ Buckets. so nests Tubs; Rhca.
Hnrdcastle Il Co. 10 bhls Resin; Byrne x
Miller, 80 bbls Resin; A ii Roscoe 8 bbls.
mdsc; L 7 Peck pckgs Carriagr; 5 +
Gould, IL pckgs mdsc; Edwards. Gilkcson ~
Co. casks Ale; A c Il A Beech, case
Oilcloth: W W Berry a Demovilc. ? bbls
mdsr: Greenfield X Patterson, cases Fur
niturc; w Wilson, 80 hxs Tinplatc: Z Il G
Anderson. | box mdsc; VI Burns. | Carriage;
Williamson 4 Chcatham. 20 eases Ale. 3 csks
Ale, 3 packages: J A McAlistcr. l pckgr
Seeds; Hiilman Bro. cases H'dwarc;
Horton & Co. IS cases Tools; Fall u Gun
nngham. IL pckgS Hdwarc; A Hamilton, /
Dbl b Water; Railroad Agent, IS pckg-
mdse.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer T. Howard left New Orleans Sat
urday the 9th inst. with 600 tons OF freight;
~paSs.d Memphis Thursday the 18th at III -
$ipek. \. NJ; met steamer Etstpor, the 18th
~ day Wight, below Gaines LaudiHg Mis-
sissippi rising very slow at and below Nicks-
burg; falling at Napoleon. and rising at Mem
phis again. Met str. Choctaw the 18Th ut
(6'clock so miles below Helena.
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Bp Telegraph.
The slckIes Trial.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Mr. Sickles re-
quests US to state thai he deeply regrets the
publication of his -wife's confession, particu-
iarly for the sake of his child
Phillips for the defence, is arguing against
the admissibility of evidence of adultery.
WAsHISGToN, April l6.-Sickls' trial
the day was occupied BY arguments of the
defence aud prosecution relative to the adj
instability of evidence OF adulterous- inter
course. N
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DAvIDsoN COUNTY, TENN

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n the thereon
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Correspondence Ofths Democrat

CoLoHA, June 2, 1859.
MEwEs. EprrdEs: hEvibg been out Of towh SOr
some weeks, ia the reASOn Why did mt send you
a communication soOusr, but - en- again sHtoy-
ing Nv 10 at The SiSSsa Nstsda Rouse, viii try
and make out short Ristls .abost di@Ssent topics
that have tianspired isthis little burg ssce have
been back. The 6r6l and might say the only topic
that appears 70 b diseased BY The cSGseas Of ths
locality, IL the primary election Ghat IL TO come Oh
90 the lIVh Of Ibis HonVh IfyOu recOilect stated
In my last letter that there not "a ripple " be
seen on that usually stormy sea," as 1t is happily
termed By stamp speaksFs. Since then the Legs
lature has adjourned. which has been the means ct
bringing nso COR midst lords Of candidates who ere
very anxious to serve their country in some caPaci-
" or other Why, Dan, tell you they are as thick
a. blackberieS. Our town hss been nOoded Tor
some days past with Office Seeksrs, most Of them
being entire Strangers 70 yOw humble sssvsnt.
In this precinct The Administrations parry is divi
ded into two factOss, respectively, Osed the Den
yer faction and the Williams faction. Bob Ofthese
wings Of the uuteFTiBed are up and doing, o., 10
other words they are SasrgOtoally eanvassing iSi'
precinct To- Ne bual Day. A. shis dsts Is hard
n tell which win ssrry the election. Ny humble
opinion X 4hst there VIII be two Denver aud one
williams delegate chosen.
Gcu. Beaver and NilL Latham are both popular
with The Democracy Of COlOma. They have both
been here within few days, and during their briel
Atay made fur themselves many warm and steadfaS'
friends. A little while longer and we shall know
which Of the above gentlemen 10 The choice Of the
Democracy.
The EOt race which came OF in yOur cIty on Sat
urdAy last between " Soda Bill" and SAspaTd, re-
duced the "bIadder funds -" 81 tbe COlOBa sports
amazingly. They oil thought they had sure thing
when they pvngled their seads 90 Soda Bill. bu'
they slipped up on that point badly. They were
clsnsd ont eOnple,sIy, none Of them cOming back
with TN enough 10 their pockets to indulge In 6
" social smile" They all think that it Was throw
Cd race One sport. however, thinks II Was Mikes
eight dollar brandy that was applied to Soda the
night previous to the race.
The Black Republicans held their primary meet.
ing on Saturday evening, and elected delegates 10
their county convention, which meets in PlacerEille
tomorrow. II ives very slim affair. and il the
other precincts did not make better turn out their
chance Of having rOuSug convention is doubtful
very, indeed.
The Stockton Dramatic Co. will perform at Ne
Thcatcr tonight.
COlOma 10 no longer On incorporated town. The
Board Of Trustees failed 10 call On election at the
proper time. fOurs,