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NTTHEREAS, ON THE NIGHT OF THE
wv goth September, while Mr. W. Hendrck was sta
Market Street. few Doors below Broad he
aue knocked down and dAogerousy wounded by one John
Archibald Archibald was arrested and summoned trial.
failed make his and has made
AZ there miseoncepOn 81 the connected with this
Affair, this Is published As a TsliSole statement. n
octe div
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DOUGLAS on POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY IN 1854 AND
1859 The Washington Constitution quotes from the
journals Of Congress Of February, 1854, to prove
that Mr.. DOUGLAS vsted against the amendment Of
fered by Mr.. CHASE, auihorsing the people of Ne
brssks TO prohibit the existence Of slavery, if they
saw ft, under the Constitution. The Republicans at
the time all voted for the measure, and now Mr..
DOUGLAS undertakes to cOpy-rightit as his popular
anRerai entV.
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SUNDAY, OOTOnER 2, 1859.

To the Democratic Members.
The Democratic members Of the Legislature are
requested to meet st the Capitol Monday morning
al O'clock
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Real and Personal Property.

an Wednesday, the 10 day Of Cctober neEt will sell to
the highest bidder. residence, lhe Tract Of Land
which live u miles from Nashville, the Murfrees
bOrO Turnpike and within half mile OF Mount View De
pot the n 4 c. L. R. conaioing 1922 Acres said tract
all nclOe with goO1 Cedar rail the soil fertile, well
with for the purpose OF the farm has
good comfortable selling house, with all necessary
houses good orchard and garden and s perhaps OF the
healhiest localities in the county
One hundred will be sold with tie Improvements the
balance of 80 EACH the whole tract in
one 1t TO suit purchasers.
ALsO0ne other lying the BurfreesbOro Turnpike
O miefro Nashville containing about So Acres hall
cleared, the balance iimbered
ALso3j 40 OF Cedar Land u miles from Nashville
and one mile from the turnpike.
ALsoMy whole CROP, consistngi O Horses, Cat
te Hogs Corn Fodder Hay, Wheat Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, &C &c
TBRMSThe personality will Ia sold months time, fer
ali cash. The land will be sold
years credit with interest
FOR further information apply to Nancs Woodward Agents
Nashville, or to the subscriber on the premises.
octl-dtw&tdA ~ So X. II. WOODWARD.
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RATES OF TRAvKL SIXrY-Two YEARS AGO The
Alexandra Gazette furnishes the following:
On the ooh of February, 1871. Thomas Jefferson
set out for Philsdephia TO enter upon his duties
Vice President Of the United States The follow
ing time and fare table, taken from his "Pocket
Account Book" will be deemed curious in this fast
age: LEFT Alsxandeia after dinner February 28d,
and reached Baltimore on the Goth. The fare
$4.76 Thence reached Philadelphia March ID.
Pare s.. Whole amount of travelling expenses
from hence, including $l2 TO send home Jupiter
and the horses from Alexandra, SI9.OS" Fare
table nov: From Alex Indria to Philadelphia, Zine
~ hours, fare $500
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KORE TO BE ADRiRED TA-49 TIE
RICHEST DHADEM

Worn by Kings or Eamperers
Whatl why a Beautiful Head 81 Hair.
FpBcAUsE the ornament God H1se presided Tor 40
our race Resier, although the may bloom
rightly The glowing cheek, the eye be SPARKLING us
the hair e snared and shriye led 1gs1 Tor Eos sin,
II prinkied with gray, nature viii lose half her charms Prof
restore and permanently secure to ali sash an ornsnsa Read
The following and judge The writer Is hs esiebria Pianist,
ata;Seyg: w.. ,.-n "a ,s,s
Dear SrPernit me % express g yoa heoesisieosi an
shout he tine q arrival in the Uni,s STATES j. gs a1
becoming gray, iuPon the appao q "Hsr Restor
As yery sandsrtal Invention. qaits seaeeus ssi
agreeable. an, dear sir, yours tFalys
@prych ar CIV iieayes.' =. :. -
Welsh Newspaper once % NISSAN St, April y. ie5o
rsceisi Sottle o. your Hair Restorative and gave my vie,
Eho cocudsd - Try L on her hr istle thEng q ne
a. sli ~ nv .5r s lew weeks irial Il has performed
hat Euner tarniug AZ ne gray hairs ad.yE brown
ssnTeI on their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
PRoy o. J. WooD. Win condolences 90 I recommend yo1
Hair Restorative being The eaesus article ever nv
Eere almost have gaasiy dark; and uox feel
confident that few applications viii restore ITEM e her
p''-'--. . - j. 9. KlEsY.
% and tuning gray; CAST becoming bald, and had tired
many remedies 70 no eject using your Esssra
e began to MI up grow color
aek Al this tiEsi ully restored 70 its original eogs
health and and ceru recommend - . All
The Restorative Is put up IN bottles Of sizes viz. aru,
dun small the small holds pint khd rstails e. o1s
OiIar per bottle the medium holds st ss tEsnyyr more
proportiOn than he sEua reAls Ger dollars pr oos
he large holds quAr fory per cent more in ProPo1 &
O. J-WoODk CO PrOprissofs sI2 Bro.asy, Nss Soskea
ne great Wire Railing ksasshnenl) and IA - -
Asa SOFA ~ ali soOa Drus.s and Fancy Goods Ds.i'
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CHESS MEN.
FARM FOR SALE.

Boards, DomInoes, cheduers, and Chess-
Boards great variety If ether things lust received and
for sale by J. ii. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
sep29 Corner Of Square and College Street.
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NEW BOOKS.
T!tcomb's Letters,
Love-Fron the French Of Mitcheet, 'H
80 Irving's Life Of wAshlngton-5th volulae, % Gs
1s Harpof 1899 Strings 1913 s 3 i1 .lt a4l Ell. s-5 q
Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long, q. .. III 3. .s. .
Tennyson's PoemE-s vols l2mo.,
Lady Of the Isle, --r
Virginia STANDARDIZATION to them. ~ ~
.a The Bertrams o. ~ s-7 g s1F Fasts ~,
The Bachelors Story, Egs5 ell 90 .r.f.
NeE and 0ld-A Novel, .,-. .. 80. 49, :.
Walter Thornlay,
Abhott's History Of the French Revolution,
aF1 Lieut.. Ives Map OF the War, -itt -ssNtc Easf
- Art OF Rxtempore Speaking, e.r lsrs s..,s. ~
BryaBt's Letters. .a-as 4. So a.. '- p
t' Ben sylyesters Words. just received ~ fss III
july90 JOHN YORK q co.
FOR SALE s1-s
25 900 ". EP R.H.l: SES.S g. ESsT s iS 81
I 81
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTER, WHLLSFORD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and f. Lanier.)
On Wednesday, October 5ths 1859,
EETE will for cash in front of Warehouse No. Mar.
Wv street. large assortment Of Fresh and Choice Go
leries, comprising in part the following afticiesyz
100 hhds La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars binds
100 bags Bio Coffee, HaeH 900 Cove Oysters,
90 bags Laguyra Coffee, 200 boxes 36 Bar Soap,
50 bbs New Molasses, 200 boxes Palm Soap,
50 Il bbls Molasses, 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
so hbs CRUSH and Powdered 100 boxes Woods Sarch
Sugar, eUO dozen Brooms,
300 bills Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
% bbls Hswsom do 100 boxes Tallow do.
50 old Robertson County do 50 a & bbls Cranberries,
so old Rye and Bourbon 300 dozen Painted Buck Its,
25 K pipes Brandy, 100 w r & Cheese
IS bbsWater and Butter Crack 25 bags PEPPER
ers, 80 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 90 cases Sardines,
3Ol.OOO assorted Cigars 200 boxes Schnapps.
With many other articles too tedious to MENTION
r CARTER, WILSF0RD Il co,
Sept. 20-td No Market street
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
YTVHR fne passenger packet T. l. l. A, N.
CORBETr, Master, will leave for the above
and intermediate ports TUESDAY Oct. 4th,
I2 clock NJ For freight passage, apply on board ortO
Sept 30. A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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EpITORLAL MISCELLANY


Hon. s. A. SMITH.-Ths gentleman was some
time since rendered the appointment of Commits
siOner Of the General Land Office by the President
and we learn that he has accepted it. This is, by
far, the most important and extensive Bureau con-
nected with any department of the Government,
and the administratiod has exhibited the wisest
! discretion in selecting a every way qualified
to discharge the duties Of the office with ability and
decison.-CleUeIdRdB Banner
We cordially endorse the foregoing paragraph.
Mr.. SMITH will make most efficient head OF one
the most important bureaus of the Government.
How TO WAKE A ''NATIYE."-It will be remem-
bered that the American State..Convention in New
York, In making up their ticket selected as one Of
their csndidates,Mr DoRsHEnIER, a German, who
had previously been nominated by the Republicans.
The New York ExPress. whose editor was president
o the convention, thus excuses The act:
Hreceivsd the votes Of fve-sixths of the dele
gates, except in the name OF Mr. Dorsheimer for
State Treasurer, q German born citizen, but for
fOrty-fSe years native Of the United States He
is good citizen, member Of the same church with
Mr. Fillmore, very decided in his Protestant Opin-
ions, and, moreover, he enlisted in the of 1872
10, and ready TO take part in the field in vudi-
eating the rights of his adopted country.
Nov, We submit the question to the A. o. NJ.
Cs to decide how man who has been for forty five
years o native of the United States can be Ger
man by birth. Did such a case ever arise in the
ling list of unexpected orphans" which that
charitable order has provided fort
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EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
On Monday, the Sd of October, 1867
KNTE will offer Public Sale the prem that Valuable
Wv Real Estate heretofore owned and occupied BY the

Fronting Water street hundred and hftyOne ard half
feet aud running back three hundred and fouE half feet TO
low water which includes the Wharf, atng the entire
front the Nh4f, hundred and fifty feet This pro
merry the valuable andsectye that has been Of
ed TO the public only account Of the advantages Of
Wharf, b7t ticuary location for Business Hsuse,
ansaetng heavy Forwarding Commission Business and
for Manufacturing purposes every pon it has decided
advantages The CONTINUED I'm the shipment Tobacco,
from this port makes IL the wishing engage ha
particular branch OF commerce.
tons anywhere 10 lie found the
ntion to this property, peculiarly for branch
business.
evil sell the privilege OF the whole pat
OF which may he u Office ..sItH
TERgs SALK-A credit two, three. fosr and Eve
years. well endorsed bearing interest from date and
a lien retained. X. X. GLAsUOCK 4 CO. Avents
sepll-h No. 4S College Street..
POsIFONEMEr-The above sale postponed until Fanny,
OcT. 2lsT, 1853. Il -
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Str LovENaOoD-Col. G. W. HARRIS. of Knox
vile. author of the "Sut LOveBgood" sketches,
has been appointed Conductor on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad.
This is capital position in which to study life
and manners, and we hope to hear from MIN often.
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New Publications.
w. T. 3 ERRY &cOmPANY,
'11pI'I' = % A'5aI p Eoaa.. v.raa. ". .

ne A'ie' Correspondence and Speeches
OF 1ExEY CLAY.
Nov complete u SIX Royal s'o volumes various ylss u
Destined for leascr hs every vh,r. ,,..,, "A, ,s
ay'-John O. Breekinfdge Yes Preseut 81 -. sl,.
The works of John G. oalhoo,. s,.,,,,,,.,..
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UatsI States Speeches in Congress Reports and Psbl ~,
ters- In six volumes.
The Works of Daniel webster, c.,,,o-,.-
ing his Speeches, Forensic Arguments and DIPLOMATS 49,.
with nOHee Of his Life and Works. By EazAr vsstt Ia
six volumes.
'Thee volumes are eollectisn Of iuperishahls o,.
constitutional ta~ Jurisprudence, International law diploma
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natche ~ this hardly BY any other c7nny capital ana
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may not give the weird Of irAnsndut inte
page which viii make rossrits pouder Of the land
their fatsers These productions wiz Pspsust long
The Enssh language sadures 'ys'o Tssk C5zisr aua n
qsircr.
The Private Correspondence OF Daniel
WEBSTER. Edited BY Fletcher Webster. vols sln0-
BeutOn's Thirty Years, view History
Of the workinVscf the American 0ysrnsnt for thirty years
--trOu 1870 to 1850. svOIs.
Bentoa's ABrIagement OF the Debates OF
Congress from f7s9 1856 Nov complete vols syO.
Irving,s Life of WashIngtOn.
MarshaEi,s Life OF washington. vols
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CObbett's Parliamentary IIisfary OF Eng-
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Russia
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tons ron their Eritinss-s vols sT5.
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vols, 4vo-half Maroeco
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Ancient Catholic fhureh Of scstand that escaped The
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Incorporate IsI9--Charter Perpetual.
Cash Capital SI,OOO,OOO,
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED
NET SURPLUS OF s942,IsI 72,
And the prestige of 40 years success and experience
UPWARDS OF SI2,OOO.O0O
or have paid by Insurance Conpav in the
past forty years.
The value Of reliable Insurance apparent from the fol
lowing
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA
DURING THE PAST Five YEARS:
In Ohio S43t SEQ 81 In Michigan I5a of3 81
Ia Wisconsin l06,6J o. In Indiana lag S3g 81
In Kentucky. 204 500 20 In Tnois.. 44s Az Al
Missouri 3s4 SIS o. Tennessee .. q754a 81
Iowa 4 MIMI. l,39 ~ KaGsas Neb.. 1895 y
Penna VA. 1885 81 Arkansas & Ga a3gt5 %
Mississippi and Alabama ....... So, Az Is. q

Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sclveny fair profit
Especial attention gi0s Insarrnce Of DWELLINGS, and
Contents, for terms Of 10 gears rir-
The solid service long and successfully tried the many adj
vanages the na Insurance Company possesses in its line
should be overlooked by those ready and under
standing their best interests
During srineen tines the necessity for reliable Insurance
becomes imperative duy-he ability of property owners to
sustain loss being then mroh lessened.
Agencies ia all the principal cities and throughout the
State Policies issued without delay by Of the duly
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and
Fidelity. - .H- sHa
NASH & MARI, Agents, -1z
ssns-3m No e5 College Street Nashville. Tenn,
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a FpHrnEn SUPPLX

NJ II :" b OOK "a
ME: MFzPAH; or Prayer and Friendship.
NJ ADAM BEDE ~ George Eliiott
WALTER THOkNLkA; Or. Peep al the Past
TIE FRENcH REVOLUTfN0N Of Icy, b. J. s. Q Aoboft
ALsO, complete Stock q
e MEDICAL BOOKS,
Just received and for sals,t BY cHARLEss v. SMITH,
4epg al College Street.
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FURNISuTNC; avn FANCV COODS.
FANCY GOODS

lust received fresh stock Of Fancy GOeds Combs
ID Purses, Pocket Books Port Hoanaies, Leather
cling Shell Tuekng Combs Vest Buttons Rszors straps
Toilet Mirrors, Scissors Knives &c All for low by
sep99 J. u. McGILL .
Y - CANES.
FIRST RATE assortment Of Canes received by
~ sep29 8. u. MCfTLL.
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FOR CAIRO AND
DaIy,s Aromatic valley whiskey.

Days Aromatic valley Whisky.
From tie keznp1is Daily ApDeaz.
pronounced by good judges ali deIeteouS
fragn substances and consequently sh0d take tie place
Of all poisonous daites, which exercise so InwhO
influence those tu where they consumed
ALL The noxious beverages that generally intended for
Whskey are an imposition and a curse,
DaIy,s Aromatic valley whiskey.
From the Georgian Citizen.
Iisa pleasant unetuOus peculiarly adapted to the
IF nvas who need pure Qc without much OF the al
cOhOl cPrncple.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Gdlgestoh Era 10 1855
We have no hesitation pronouncn equal SUPERIOR
to any We have ever drank. $4,000
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
from tie Memphis Daily Eagle Dc Enquirer. -..
It has pronounced by the highest scientific md medical
pure and healthy stmuant entirely free from dele
those who require alcoholic smulant for Aeiicdt PR
DOaes 'Days Valley Whisky" superior Gin. Cordial
French Brandy Port an MADEIRA Wines, and indeed all other
varieties OF spirits which sold in this market for not of
them touni in No Intelligent physician
would have the rssnes to prescribe Port Wine rfrenc
Brandy patient when patent TO all the world that they
not to be had, except by base compounds, in the Mississippi
Valley. .... ...r -.F Ed.
poses. CHAS. 7. JACKSON,
.." State Assayer, Boston
1t is without any deleterious admixture.
JAS. Il. CHILToN, NJ. D., New York.
Entirely free from aiucraiDg ingredients, frequently
used ... . JAS. J. MAPES, New York
II Consumers can depend upon getting pure
they the Valley Whisky, sold by the bottle aud
only WIN. DAILY,
10 South William Street New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by JOSEPH NASH.
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me Alie' Correspondence ana Speeches
OF nESRY CLAY.
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Ds'sin' 70. 'eAer ee every uhers asserted his fesi
'0An 2. Brss1nrass' viss Prssas q ne United sal..
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All kinds Of Game Bags, Powder Fasks Gao Primers, Dog
Callers and acompee assortment Of Sporting Apparatus Our
Guns being mutually large determined to close
them out. Give call. esq YES att 81 Fp
oct SAM NANLEtsak 81 G1s
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NEW BoOKs! NEW BOOKslI

TFAvE Just received very large assorssnt e latest
and most popular BoOts Of the Jay. few Of which
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7fs Boys Book ef 7rdUsi AID ld5eafuro- illustrated.
Life ne Road; Ciasde TuTpin aud lack being
pIete account Daring Adyen ures Of he Motor
ious igh ay5eu tlsule Devil, Dick Turpia sxissn
String Jlck Large Octave Illustrated with Steel engrarings-
Hundreds Of other and popular worss not IN tbs sdvr
issment Just received By
uAGRN 4 JOHNSON,
Sepl7 booksellers, No Market Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11
VOLUME XII.

vile, Texas. This company was here some weeks
since to aid in arrestng few gentlemen on plea
sure excursion We talked at that time that the
Secretary of War had better order them to the Rio
Grande. Better late than never is good talk But
the inquiry is made, can fifty men Zone company
contend against the 800 or 500 outlaws under Cor
tinas? If Brownsville is to be burned and sacked.
and Brazos ST. Iago taken by the brigands, it will
be all carried out before this company can arrive
There are no accounts of the 100 Texas Rangers
having marched direct for Brownsville In fact,
the talk IS that the aid asked for by the citizens of
Brownsville, say one hundred men, ought to have
been 1urnished equipped, and ready to depart this
morning. But the General Government would be
alarmed and has taken the alarm that such
movement might be fishing excursion, and heads
1t OIL by ordering company of U. S. artillery from
Baton Rouge to the scene of trouble which ought
and might have been done three weeks ago So
much for " Buckingham and Mr.. Secretary Floyd
There were parts of some mails received yestcr-
day. The Presidents Of Southern and Western
rallroads-among them the President of our Jack
son Isailroad-are in Washington paying obcisance,
bowling and scraping, rendering bids to Mr.. Post
master-General Holt, regarding the transportation
of the mails, which have been anticipated day by
private express for the past month.
The Cunard steamer Asia is fully due at New
York. with the European intelligence up to the
18th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

MYSTERIOUS sDIsAPPEARANCE.-Rev. T. J. Keesey
Pastor of the United Brethren Church, in Greens
burg, Westmoreland county, Pa, disappeared mys.
teriously on the 18th of October. His wife, Mrs
Margaret Ann Keesey, in advertising for informa-
ton of his whereabout says "He left home on
the 10th of October to fill an appointment for Rev.
B. Dick, in Altoona, on the following Sabbath.
He also intended to stop on his way in Johnston
several days. On inquiry it was ascertained that
he had not been at either place. nor can any traces
of his whereabouts be ascertained" The Argus,
in noticing his disappearance, says:
Mr.. keesey is an able and popular preacher
happy in his family relationship man was more
prudent and circumspect in his department He
has wife and five children to whom he was a
most kind and atfectionate husband and father.
For some days before he left he appeared to be
gloomy and in deep trouble. Simultaneous with
his leaving home, very handsome and fascinating
young grass-wdow has also disappeared in a mys-
terous manner. The disappearance of the grass.
widow on the same day that Mr.. keesey left has
thrown a dark cloud around the circumstance, and
filled the hearts Of his wife and friends with un
alloyed anguish. We trust, however, that a few
days will explain the matter in such manner as
to relieve the character of the Reverend gentleman
from suspicious that now surround him, and restore
him to that high position in the affections of his
congregation that he has hitherto occupied
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11
Later from cal,sornsa.
AxRHvAr. or THE srraxaH1r Arr,.r .rr,c

AsE1vAT. Or THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
New York, Now lo.--The Aspinwall ss.sam.h;o
Atlantic has arrived At this port. = -
she ieit Aspinwall on the ID instant, and hrings
adylces from San Francisco to the 10th uIt.
The steamship North Star, which left Ner York
on the 10Th altr had not arrived at Aspinrz z,I q.
the I'd, when the atlantic left.
The Atlantic brings u 5Oo, 800 IN treasure. - =
large number Of passengers from California.
Arrival of tie Overland Nait
ST. LOUIS, Nov 10th--The Califcrnis over,,,s
mail has arrived at this place, bringing san n,
cisco dates to the l7th ult
Lieut.. General Scott had arrived at San Fraues
co from Panama, and has been enthusiastically ~
ceived by the citizens Of that place.
Lieut.. Mowry, the elected Delegate to Congress
from Arizona, came as passenger.
He reports that various depredations had. been
committed by the Indians along the route