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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-13
I
Ls0d"S"' IehH AGaArGHs EoHa
P. & G. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE GRoCKKs, PRoDVcE AND
COMMISSION NTS
AID DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers I'm bacon, Lard and Countr
Produce, OF every description,
Corner II Broad aad coRegs SIRED,
NAsHvILLE, TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE.

WE are now in receip1 Of large and wei
assorted stock OF Groceries. fIQaoTs Gc 10
which We iuvi.e the attention Il the trade.
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Agricultural and Seed Store.
Machines and Implements.

i'f-,iIEI-> heApeTs, straw Cutters Corn shelters
ian NILS, HarruWs, Cultlyaiors, Crru Plauters
Portable Grist Nils, Corn and Cob Crslers scyfhes
s'.ssi HOS, Horse aud Hand Rakes Miiier's Garret
Cottnlin Peacock d Brlnly's steel Pio,ss Ayry's
Cast Flows, ChurRs
CEMENT
HYDRAULIC Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, SC
JAn"l-@m CUNNINGHAM A. 10.
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LIVERY STABLE.

NA. 7. WRIGHT 4 CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citlzeus Nashville TN
and the public generally that they have NZA
purchased The well known Livery Stable -locI
and fixtures, Torn eriy occupied by VIM j. Philips on
Market street ius tbelON the s-,uare.
We have nrstTatc lots and boN-sItlls 10 acrouatc
date droVers, and all our friends Who may favor Us
Ntth thcr patronage
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction ar cases
We have a large number OF inc saddle Horses ana
nc Husgies To hire at all times
The Tact s, Nc DO not tatcud bcn suTTasscd BY any
sabr Ia the southern country. Come along and see
tor yourselves.
frbJ-iy MM. T. WRIGHT 4 co
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Mnsif, I)iauus, ST.
JN O. R. WE 81
Music. Music.

TtsI reestsea ne folloainE saeE go
~ aad pretty Muse, VIZ. Daks q Fr<-------=.zz
A@l=r1n : March FasesieElni s<baa- " II ~
tssA, SyrsH foikzs Lsalsa Miller Aad -
tAapiss oszssI Iiess CAss- sPsnan's opek step IA
7easss onaAfc ka~ s.ghf a. Honle. c4sshiz NzchEee
NJ Fzs ere stall Flse - ffesFsn Stars - EnEzsf
sxhts oeatie NoSds, ~ uebzr, and Arthnf lee
Walsxes. Medota, AnsAslus I'D Esssb - ssasssslss
- St0eds Tennessee. eeoalr t&Eliie A4F 1serz a1a
naAhy attlsrs Besides Eresh KapFfF II Etslsse zy
500 : fA2es. las A AcCLuRk,
f&A-&~u ~. - lEisE atFex1
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REG LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard. and
Red River.

ohe OF these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
er day at noon; time from Nashville 10 Nep,nbis Fnr
H-eisht Hours; Nieksburg Five Days. and TO New
Orleans IN Seven Days
h"als leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starring
for nrst class accomm odaiiuu upon the Boats Tick
@ O-'n DC procured al The different points, prices
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Removal.

TIRE subscriber takes this method of informing his
Il old customers and friends and the public general
~ that he has removed his Hardware store from the
o stand on Market street. TO No So in the large brick
building lately erected the South Of Broad Il
where lac keeps constantly ON hand and makes TO or
der the various articles embraced hs line OF bust
ness lie invites especial attention his large assort
ment OF CASTINGS, IIOILOw-WARE. BRASS. &c. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes Plow Molds
straW-Cutters, Corn-ShelleTs, Corn Crushers Mil
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle sticks
aud an almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan Zs-u ANDREW ANDERSON
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

r}NHE fine Passenger and a G--n
freight Steamer EASTPORT @lAe<zL,
E WooD, Master, win continue suEzzSzzEzsz-s<ssz
IN the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be ween this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT fast, of light dranght and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-tf A HANTT TON Agant
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JOHN II. HAIR RIS,
Nashville, Tennessee,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TUES undfrsiraes has beeH appoiutrd azeat 1sF
pref4Fea - s1ecnte EziiS ~ fadns thfaag 70 BIS
sga, Se~ Yea, Philadelphia 81 hAiilmoFe % excssa.
tnx liberal fefEas-
lie ~Bi4lsp aater lafe arrangements fos she drlx
cry ~ 0oea4 fraaa ahF II ths kast~Fa citi~s q an
Bints tAs Cans RI ~ A ru4sanals rstes
kor snfern-zfioa a{sfgs -
JOHN II. AAnAis. saesnhoat Arest
nefls-u 8 AtbazEa, WHElEzz Gus
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Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

lust received choice lot OF Neck Ties, Stocks
81 Gloves, Pocket Han .kerchiers, SuspendeTs, &c ,
embracing all TIE latest styles, Tor sale by
mares !. IL. MEG I'LL.
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Canes! Canes!

I UST received large assortment OF Canes, OF
81 Whalebone, Ebony, Gutta Percha, Hickory, &c,
for sale by J. H. MCGILL.
mar2S #
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Notice to Shippers.

w NAAiPpC4 y.
lsS.5 Ezssi-.zss ezE5Aln
1900 - - o. = S,-t-y=L7sS-==@
Il being Of the utmost importance for the pronor
protection OF the Track, and to keen ont Of H.
va! eIayei ana other trains, that freight trains be
DC accomplished by running on schedule Time there
I1reih order that the freight trains may be run on
the time laid down IN the schedule Il rs ordered tat
after thlriy days from this date freight will be re-
CeiNed by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Oompany,a Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
jan2o-tf - - - - H.
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THE BALLAD OF THE ONTMENF

Razimum IoNEz sssB aGbsbas aHrtals5us notaam
JoASNEs FULyIps
When little John BIZ S1sy's Toe,
An May se4ldea IrsGlfng joe.
Mai heAled tker aEnes 4ls1 sootAed their
The OlntmeEGl
when Tommy goGged his SISTERS eye,
AMI singing bses made Eliea cry,
Mai soseregn balm dfs apply
The ointment
NAat .eent then eoaid desire,
To qGctch the - earnins are,
70 soola The sing q ias<ets Gires
fbe outnen
Zach Druggist IN tbs happy land
Dor twenty -GFe Z hs hand.
hhi loftA1lih place Al year command
that OIntlneni
THE GKAFfANBkiG GkkkN MOUNTAIN OINf-
AkAf i.r s4ie BY AL Dras IA Tennessee aud by
ALkN. MACKENZIE.
j@nlsva IL Collese street
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NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store s anG tRs arrive
100 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, ali grades;
so q st. Louis Loaf Sugar, ali grades
so % Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio cGnee:
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades;
100 half bbls New Crop Molasses, all grades;
so bbs. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia " Risky
100 90 Dean X HiIe's do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
100 " Old Rye do;
loo " 10. Ncwsom's do; trebble distilled.
loo " Tennessee White do;
200 81 Old Country do;
100 f" Old Bourbon do:
100 " Old MonOngehala dO;i
40 4" Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands.
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CideT Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Talcw Candles,
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paperj
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
100000 e. Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so Terces Rice;
100 and II ID Caddis Black and Common Tea;
so chests Black and Green Iea;7
$50 cans Fresh Cove Oysters;
100 boxes W. X. Cheese, prime;
100 " +. ID.
800 bags shot, assortedi
1000 lbs Bar Lead;
50 bags Black Pcpperi
100 doZ. Bruoms;
loo Cotton Rome.
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 4" Scotch Snuff, !.
$50 Z" Stick Candy: /
100 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 dog. assorted Buckets:
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

LII reights viii be forwarded blythe Even ing Train
~ ana mast be delivered al the station between the
hours oi aud l. so An. after that time " IN be too
late Tor manliestng that day, aud there is no convent
ence for storing
freighlsIor intermediate points between Nashville
and Galatin must be prepaid mere
lanll-u II FAUNTI FROY AGENT
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Gipfrp Stables.

l. T. V A Il III 4 n
Livery, Sale l. Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. &. M'FERRIN, PROPRIETOR.
I'VE undersigned having leased the tbove we'll.
L known establishment formerly Kept by Mr .JolN
H. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired rented Il Ia
all its departments. ana now challenges competition I'M
point OF convenience and capacity any similar
establishment IN the South west
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly hand 4 number of baud
some vehicles OF all kinds, and a stud OF horses
unsurpassed IN style, speed aud safety.
am prepared TO hl any bill for gentlemen wish
ing To purchase carriage, buggy saddle horses and
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock viii lind any sult
able accommodations for any number OF horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
II ABIDING.
cent cmen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles are ensured that stcs VIII receive tle best
attention, anu at the lowest current rates
am also provided ih all the facilities for Break
ing eating Nleking and Docking horses and will en-.
sure satisfaction.
VIII receive and sell stock OF all kinds on ccrtmis.
si"n, and from thorough acquaintance ana constant
ianiiharty With the market, ivel Hesitation ~
promising satisfaction.
Being determined to give satisfaction 10 all Who
may call portion OF public Patronage Is solicited.
J. e. McEkKRlN
J"his-uly Late OF Bowling Green. by.
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Clerk and Masters Sale of Lots
i'm Clifton.
On Saturday, the 3Oth day of April. 1852
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Tn October last sod my interest in the business
Il of II. II HAYNES Il co TO my partner Mr. T.
J. LYIs. Agreeable To- The terms OF the sale was To
remain with him uuL the first of March, from that
time. He will continue the bus ucss his own name
He alone Is authorized settle the business Of the
firm. am thankful TO my friends for the liberal pa
uonaRe received. II. IL. HAYNES
mar22-tf
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S NE WARE.

wh.eh will be oEsFsa 10 The trade Of Middle Tennss
D. n. pIcKEY,
J&h-s-I skS Al Aarkca street.
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Magnificent Scheme
o. -........ S3O0 nm
WholeTlckets $40; HalvesS5; Quarters So SO
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol.
TO BE DRAWN

ga Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF reccivingit
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City Lots for Sale.
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,

ID ECEivED to-day supply OF Trunks, valises ant
II Carpet Bags, for sale low for cash by
ebl5 !. II. MCGILL
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November 3, 1857.
Little Miami and Columbus and
NENkaA ESAEA4ESOAD.

November 3, 1857.
Little Miami and Columbus and
\ENk1A NAEA4KaOAD.
Els.szg SgssyE3 go 81
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
Through Tickets
VIA.
Wheeling,
sEeubensville,
Pittsburg
Cleveland,
Dunkirk,
Buffalo,
EiagaraFaIls
To all the Eastern Cities.
~ A. NJ. Lghtnng Express, through to Columbus, and
" Cleveland without change OF 30 =. 81. i've
niug EXPIRES through 10 BelaiT aadl1ltsbgrg without
Four Daily Trains.
fli,sT TkAlN.--Cieycl1ud, lfusbusg, staubenvlle,
aud Wneellug iElitilig - presslraycs Cincinnati al
aci4.
ms tram sio,,s between Cincinnati aud Columbus At
L0yeland, Morrow, Aenla, ana L1ndoh only.
sfntAb IAAiA.-Glvyel4ud kAIrcss M.ll-Leaycs
,iulstat $50 =. q. .or i,iiafA ligHao, Ne~ IoTk
Isos',l, A. whec.is, baltimore, hiladeLia, WASH
lhs tssa siois at ali points between Cincinnati and
THIRD TRAN. Accom- modatio1-Leave Cincinnati
at s,;O 2. n. fof Springfield ana Columbus.
This train also nnakes Connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster Aad Larsyle 1iz stops atAli points
between Gllc. mat aId Columbus
fotkfh IiiAlA--lley elalld, i'ttsburg and Wheel
M Ntghs ESlrcss-LeaTes Cincinnati at so O'Clock
+. "a, Tor all lio Eastern citez-
Tbs train sios Al AL o.ns between cIneiunatiand
Columbus.
NJ tram Sundays.
Trains run BY Cuinnsb as time-seyen minutesfaster
than CuCnnaIi time.
Eor Through Tickets
And AL iniufniatsou Al sanol-ii pase apply AZ the
Latte Miami stou ana Lexuglon onlce No
Barnett hyIse " ~ tie Ola Once southeast conner
He.aNss and froElt, opposite spencer House, or -
The Eastern III pa.
J. bURASD, superintendent
T. y FULLER, General Iscket Agent.
TEE uANiEts LINZ calls Ter passengers al al The
prnc ip4l hotels each and every by leaving
directNak rtbeF "a tkf aoye 0fCCs, ~ili call for
r1s1salsEr az I.1Fts Ills Gay y About ial-
nss ~. Il. g. kl6GIlS. Conductor
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

III undersigned are noS Offering al private sal
all that poFtion IL land, lying ol Tie soath sds
% TIE Charlotte Turnpike bci0Lgfng Ia The estate Of
The late Matthew Barrow deceased The lan lies ii
iuil view, and within about two miles Of the state
SAiitc and Is lad Oui lots varying ga size frem
fourteen 10 twenty hiue scTes ali fronting ga tAe
turnpike Toaa. These Lands vii be sold Al fair Br-
eeA And 90 liberal time. Any persons lshins e. ex
-ne ten or u ascertain Particulars rclallsu 20
Tue terms vii please call On John e. barrou near
The premises, on }. l. K. W. Brown Real Estate
Agen's, or the undersigned in Nashville.
NJ :. PITCHER,
G.. G TuAHfIT,
seplo-tf Executors OF ~. barrow deed
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
WAsnIyGrox, June S-M
BY THE Z. & W. LINE.

WASHINGTON, June IN.
\ dispatch from the Columbus, Ga, Sun
Office states that the Alabama and Fontain
warehouse was destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday
night, including 5000 bales of cotton and a
large amount of goods stored it. The loss
is estimated at 100000. Theamount COW
cred by insurance is not yet ascertained.
The fire is attributed 70 an incendiary.
BALTIMORE, June S-M.
\ convention of shareholders of Mary
land met in this city this morning. The at
tendance is very large, embracing delegates
from every section OF the State except Ale
gheny county and Baltimore City, and in
cludes the most wealthy and influential
citizens. Judge f. F. Chambers was chosen
President, \. $. Key, Vice President, and
Col Hughes, Secretary.
Judge Chambers made an address; cOun-
selling prudence and moderation in the dis
cussion Of the delicate questions involved
and expressed the hope that wisdom aud
harmony would prevail.
\ committee on resolutions was appoint
ed and on motion OF Senator Pearce it was
dt termined that no resolution should be en-
tertained by the Convention, unless sub
United to the Committee, and reported for
consideration.
4 recess was taken till o'clock this al
ternoon, when the Convention will meet at
Temperance Temple.
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Nexy York Market.

New YORK, June S--P. N.
Flour very heavy and Toe lower, with
sales of 3,l0O bbls at 6 35C96 GO, June in
speclion Superfine State 6 1907 90 for
extra State 3G66 90 for superfne
Western; 1907 20 for common TO good
extra do; 6 9O97 % for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Wheat
heavy sales AT 20 for Milwaukee club
u 20 for white Western so for choice
Western, which is an outside price; So
for ditto red Southern l 90 for choice
white Southern. Rye quiet; sales at
9s@l 90. Barley quiz; sales 5000 bush
barley malt at S5. Corn very firm;
sales 1900 bush at 90@9i for inferior to
prime yellow; mixed Western nominal at
9l@92. Whisky unchanged sales at %,
closing very firm. Pork firm, but the mar
ket is quiet Sales of 1850 bbls at Il 90
for new mess; 10 5O@l5 60 for prime !;
Beef steady; OOG7 so for prime; 9 90
. Is for mess; IL GOALS 90 for repacked.
Beef hams duh at l4@l7. Bacon dull /;
hams lOI. Cut meats dull at 7(G7s for
shoulders; s}69B for hams. Lard firm !;
sales of 5000 bbls at 1ls@l2f. Butter
steady at 1920 for new State. Cheese
quiet at Bias.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARrUREs-FR0N O'CLOCK TUESDAY
rILL O'clock WEDNESDAY,
sam. Hubbard, Pittsburg to -. Louis.
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati 20 New Orleans.
Fanny Bullitt. Louisville 30 do.
silver Star, Paducah to Evansville.
Greenvillc, Evansville To- Rowling Green.
Chattanooga No. z, Cairo To Louisville.
Silver star, Evansville To Paducah
II. Bridges, Bowling Green 10 Louisville.
W. v. Gilluni, Green river 10 Evansville.
The weather yesterday was exceedingly
warm. The streets were very dusty. Bust
ness on the landing was IA little more live
ly The river was falling slowly.
a considerable quantity of tobacco is be-
ing forwarded to New York by railroad. Ia
the last two days MeSsrs Slaughtcrs <
Hodge have shipped l4S hhds. OF tobacco,
and have some 20 odd more To 30 the same
way. MesSrs. Brown i Aikman have sent
off about 81. IL is a heavy job to haul the
tobacco up the hill, and from the manner
in which he goes at it, and the speed with
which il is done we should say that our
friend fodSon was especially designed for
that business. We appreheud it would he
hard for our tobacco men to do without him
; The Silver Star left yesterday AZ l O'Clock,
with fine trip Of passengers aud freight
The :. Maid OF the Mist" having made
some necessary improvements in her nla-
chinery, had steam up yesterday, and run
up and down the river at a smashing rate.
Her speed has been greatly accelerated by
the Improvements TO her engine.
The Greenville left la the morning, for
Green river, with one of the finest cargOeS
of the season.
The Bracelet arrived in the afternoon
with full cargo, the most of which was
for Louisville. She put oil, at this port, 81
hhdS. tobOcco for Slaughters 4 Hodge.
The Glilum brought down considerable
freight, including $50 hhds Tobacco. She
will leave for Green river this evening.
Portland Bar is the most serious obstruc-
ton TO navigation on the Ohio. Only B.
feet water is now found there. Even the
3 ferry boats Get aground, and il takes theul
/ about Que hour TO make trip. Boats of
! any capacity are compelled to land at New
Albany. We should dislike to ship much
freight via Louisville, unless it was in an
exceedingly small boat.
The ". I. Maclay was aground at Port
land Bar on Monday evening, with II good
prospect of making quite stay.
The James Montgomery is at Paducah
undergoing thorough repairs preparatory &c
the fall business.
The Highfyer, having been reprinted and
repaired, will make her appearance at the
landing to-day, almost a new boat. She
will be on her way to ST. Louis. A
The Telegraph is still aground at Rising
Sun bar, and will be likely to remain Their,
during the balance of the summer, as there
is no very good prospect of a rise in th'
river.
The Florida was sold by the Marshal o
St. Louis on Saturday, tor $4,000. The
claims against her amount TO $1,000.
The Jesse X. Bell will be here to-day fol
New Orleans. Her accommodations arr
spoken highly of by those who have TESTED
their merits.
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Con- rcn Proceedings.
~" AoSSsu0
N~- CoUYcIL CHAMBER,
Tu-a 7 1879

June Z, 1883.
Present, the Mayor and Councilmen, Cook,
Elliott, Orr, Gdv.tt, Wolfin, Hutchinson aud
IviuSun.
Minutes of proceeding meeting read and
approved.
The street commissioners report, in
GLIDING bills for repairing streets, amounting
to S67.S3 was received, and the bills al
lowed.
John &. Hall was allowed Sl232 for
finding city prisoners.
" etzel 4 Wentworth were allow ed 81. 80
for desk for Office.
Bills of Evansville Journal Co., amount
ing TO S64.20 was allowed. Sundry other
bills, amounting to Sl76.66 were allowed.
z. G.. ORiley, wharf-master, submitted
his report for the month of May, showing
the total amount of receipts for said month
to be SJ4S.36.
The street commissioner reported the els
terms to be all in good order.
On motion OF Orr, all the repairs hereto
fore made in connection with the fire de-
partment were referred 10 the Committee on
Fire Department, to ascertain what amounts
have been paid 10 each Company for
pairs, &c.
The Mayor submitted his report of the
proceedings OF the Mayors Court from the
18th day of April to the 3lst day of May,
showing the number of cases tried 10 be
%; convictions, 20; acquitted, |; charges
withdrawn, 4. The amount of fines assess
ed was S72.50; amount collected, $4,000:
amount replevied, S32.5o; commitments TO
prison for $500; discharged on condition of
leaving the city, $500. The cost of feed
ing prisoners during the same time was
1910.
Cook presented a petition, from H. o.
BabcOck and others, requesting the Council
10 replace gunnel lately removed from the
crossing of Oak and Water streets. The
Street Commissioner was directed to replace
said gunnel.
Messrs. Liant 4 Brother were allowed for
labor and materials furnished on Oak Street
Cul vert.
An ordinance was submitted by the Mayor
relative to improvements and repairs of
streets and alleys, and passed.
On motion of Ivinson the Mayor was in
structed to have an advertisement inserted
in one of the New York papers, for infor-
nation relative t. the bonds OF the city, due
i'm 1850.
On motion of Cook the Mayor was in
strueted to procure II copy OF the decision
of the Supreme Court, relative 10 the prop
erty OF +. W. Brinkmeyer.
Tn motion of Wolfiin the advertisement
for proposals TO boulder Main street was
. ordered 10 be inserted in the German Re-
publican newspaper at Cincinnati.
On motion OF Gayitt a committee OF three
was appointed to ascertain to whom the
furniture and other articles now in posses
sion Of the several companies belong, and
I what appropriation should be made to each
4 company, and what amount should be re-
! tanned by the city of said appropriations for
expenses paid by the city for attending to
the engines and other apparatus of any of
+ the companies.
! The Mayor retired, and on motion of Orr,
| Elliott was called TO the chair.
: A complaint OF Cupples on the condition
I of a certain pavement on Third street, was
! referred to committee on streets and the City
Engineer. On motion, adjourned.
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\ gentleman who has just arrived from
Utah, represent the people in an excited and
turbulent condition, as bordering on rebel
lion, and hence the proclamation of Gov.
Cumming with aview to the dispensing Of
various parties of Mormons assembled in
military capacity in the vicinity of Salt
Lake. The parties, he says, are a portion
of the militia called out by the Governor TO
resist the entrance the Government troops
during the session Of the Court at Salt Lake
City.
The Mormons are monthly augmented 10y
foreign converts. The civil law having
failed to answer the purpose, it is the opin-
ion of many parties in tina. Territory that
peace can be preserved only under the mill
tary rule, or bloodshead avoided by the re-
moval of the Mormons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09
Nrried.

1t will be seen by the following notice
that our former esteemed associate has been
among Us and carried of one of the lowell
est flowers from our garden Of beauty TO the
frigid regions of Lake Superior. But the
genial warmth of the domestic hearth To
which she goes, will make conservatory
in which she will still flourish and blossom
far from her native cline:
M,REIrD-At the residence of the brides
mother, in this city. ON Wednesday morning, the
sth inst, by Rev. II. Gilmore, Mr.. CYEvs X. DREW
Jr., OF Superior City, Wisconsin, and Miss MARGA-
RKr L. GosLEE, of this city.