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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

SERGEANT. VT. .kENS uf 1itr .k>>rNRIN. -
announce, with pleasure, tlatI Co,
Samuel l.. Wallace. of this city, has cor.
scented To become a candidate for Sergeant
at Arms of the Assembly. lie hope. and
expects to receive and will be gratcinl for
and grltiiird with the fill vote Of the
Democrats mcmher> Inc du>s not desire
nor wou;G he ACCEPT the vote "f Il Doug.
a>itr ar Back Republican. We hope our
Democratic liirnl> will bear this in mnG
when they meet in caucus, and not vet"
Tor any candidate that a c;,n"n> Of the
halfhgcr'l> iaay select. y >!mr,. open.
manly fight is what the Democracy lie.
mard, and they vii! be mortified AMI 'ii>.
appointed if their representatives fail to
meet their expectations
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTTTUTI
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE COrANTNEESIiIP htreiuFore exiting
i between william Steven. and { has =. LandrTS,
and Ah"wn under thr name ri stew ems LandeTs,
!. this dA, diss"iV~d BY mutual consent.
Al p~Ts"m' indebted to said hTm will pay the
came to {. L,ndeTs, he bring authorized &" re-
ccipt for same. GIIAs LANDEHs,
WI. STEVENS.
Fhctrillc. Nav. q, lSG0 dIAw
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

The Nomination OF Pat Lynch for
'h,f I,-Tar't - Tia .ar'r,t'l. F.rr n",'ar'n'it
~. "n@or"t ~ .re.'l .'''f: - Y.'' : A'n"t
. trr t., &. y. 80 HID Nr,.i.l,.t 81. !>E".
u,,in W IhW AEi> S,,r,tary
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

IT. the election returns from Arizona lie
correct, Ned McGowan has been elected
10 Congress, heating his competitor S'cch,
hy large majority. The Hon. Ned viii
"cut a figure" in the halls If Congress.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01
Rtsmlnr MretImg ofIInn- HOOK

and Ladder Company. M. |, h'H u; th't Hal IN
IhHt.i1y, Nv. ~, lNtn, IA; I,r'h w.. mani
n--I.iS Nominated ., t candidate 81 iAr nf.er AT
Cl.,f. and J. u. Nain,i. Er Assistant Engu-'r.
- III T!aor..c T,Tc r. paIta. n. :; the 'h.riis
,l,,t.ru. IN >HLNELH. >,ci,:t!.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01
IIaIr. snr.npnriIIn, yellow Dock


Ntd ia. I" - f'a,. pr-rNr,i from 'lc enr.' red
Jamaica SarsSparlA AID I,rlnI" Il r,ia..-a,,ri.r.
ne "a restorative nrd Irlr'h'r ~ u" k'""i--ii
''au'"' y" .!-'crl ~ al rn"rhi anal iuInr' i,:.
u-ru''''ir r'inPl"', b"i;' aud crrp."a. iF.r NJ
.t'J- ',r'. il,' I'a'I.i aih raius = al kud. Al
S'," aF"rd -I.anh l. - - t,tu'- t" gN
strength aud r,l"ng Ne S"iihy p-u..i.'. sri-r.
ally. At Ai nor bottle. l. II\Ii 60 Proprietor.
Wholesale Drurgi'i- lii and ~ ciry .ir' 1T. Sau
franr.,o. MI 9n
Mrs.W M"lOW. an experienced Nurse
and Female riy'i'ian,h has Soothrg Syrup Cor .il.
dr,n trrthnG ~hich V.'H'ly fNrliAtr' the process,
a. itching by so'tetrg he gums. reducing all In
h,nt,au"n III nNy all pain. and Is sure rrEu.
lA;c the bow ir Depend upon it mother. " will give
res; 10 yourselves. and relief and health to your III.
'nnt.. Perfectly safe IN all rA'rs fSce advertise.
meat IN another cuiuIan. mS;ly
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01
FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SWIT
GRAND RAFFLE!

OASfA ~ - h - = r
TINlE undersiEhtI intends to anie his hne DWILi>
l. ING lIoCsE. situated On Sacramento street in the
City Of Placerve. The house Is u feet front. With
alley q feet 'front.' Is feet rear the lot Ii l9 fee
deep. The house IL one story and AhaIf high. with
hne portIcn warFaniee title. The Rattle will take
place at SebastOpOl Hall. on
Sunday, December I'D, 1880.
Two hundred Chances. At - n chance.
s2..tf AMAND HALFTERMEYfR
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

Petition from r. Gicbrnhein. asking permission
tV close up the road leading to the City Cemetery,
and opening another equally cOny cnicnt, was
read and granted-thr alteration to be performed
under the direction and superintendent Of the
city Marshal.
Communication from John J. Justice read, and
ordered oil file.
Alderman Carson moved that the sum u gin h.
allow Ell for lighting and cAtiugushing tliy lamps.
Carried.
Tn motion, the Clerk was directed Ia proceed TO
the making out II the apIoTt ionment oftsSes, and
when completed, that he be- allowed rm"h c"mPen
satiOn the Board may deem right and just. for
the time consumed and labor Performed.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

Is BLo>>uN.-Wr n",i Ell a pun tree
in hio>> IN, say the Srpchton H'r"d' "''",
in ont &C car IL. .arlrn>. on Sunday
This is 'loin. pretty well for ThrnA> civ.
ins Time.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

Wu1r DIrE. White Gccr are fpgnI
in Klamath county. The Ini.n> CONSIDER
tie Ska Of u"r Of ticm Il fortune. \ hI,h
owing one is recognized as b. Chief
Two were ryrcu,!y sod f.r So"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

RETIRED. -Gco. F. Price has retired
from tie Ir,ha f'hiop as ,,iitor. .lle
goes o, visit to the East. He conduct
ed the T.ioo with courtesy and ability.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

T'nE country adjacent TO butch Fiat,
Placer county, is at present greatly ihfrs-
ted with robbers, who TroNl around and
enter miner, cabins when they are absent,
and steal an, thing they can find.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01


PrKE RErrBlIcANlSM senator Wilson,
Of Massachusetts, declared in speech at
Pennington, but Il few lights before the
election, that the Republicans Were
about t. take possession Of the National
Govcrnmrnt, and that when in power they
will be true to their principles and will
continue to exercise the Government until
10 man ON this continent shall hold prop
crtv in another man" Now, what dos
this Haean - leariy that tAeEtaeG-Re-
publicanS, when they get ntopowrr, "'H
aboiixh SIotuV in TIE >fdtcS. Wilson Is
a leader and gives Inference to the scnii'
mrntS of the Republicans oG the North.
In the West they deny that they are III
favor of intrrf ring with slavery where il
exists, knowing that it would be impn!iiir
f,r them to 20 rs far as their Northern
brethren but it is undoubtedly the SIT
tied determination of the leading Rrpub-
licanS To inau.uratc an irrcYrr>>hir
conflict" between the free and slave States.
The West is not quite prepared for the
contest, but is gradually adopting the
more ultra doctrines Of the leading Rrpuh-
leans, aud when once fully adopted viii
insist upon a5o,i>hiny slavery in the
South. Success inspires confidence ana
having the power would they hesitate to
use it: Certainly not.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

RtAcE hErrmlrANl>>rIyr ginN.-Sutt
Cara Seminary was recently Illuminated
in honor rf tie election &C I.i.",: \
political seminary Tor y'::i; la'!i is
something ntw, and We WOULD hot t., sur.
ni>,l if this ore >hoH'l prove = future
Parents generally send thyir r!.i.,!r.n to
school To receive instruction in grammar,
mathematics. ,tr., anl Fl. G>r tia th,v
should imbihc t',ir rn,i'i'ai l".t,rrnr,>
at home. However. i; may lee thought #
little importance ~ to What side ia I.oi.
tics the girls take, Is they ar r.. ny >nic
to he turned hy their lords aft / marriage,
>houll they DC on the Wrous side
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

KAN>A>.-Wr learn from "ur Eastern
exchanges, that ,ul!'rn: and Institution
prevail, in Kansas. ana that ,'.,m, ibltip',>
are hcin. forwarded frr the rlicf sc TIE
>tarvin. people. 1t was r"ir' secuted to
he, by the New England E:..i-rant Aid
Society. ianl !ioWi. with mix nd
honey" AZ many were in l'!r.l, hy ,'l..r
fa.>t r. presentations. to >c,ti tlrrrr. The
Lum''nE haS exploded, la, i."t in ti,Ar To-
save t,lnusai.L. tr-ln ton ii,'c su.iA.in..
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-12-01

scientifically ascrrtain,d and its courses,
distances and practicabilty he authentic
ally represented to Congress, immediate
steps should BE- taken by the citizens oi
Placcrvilc, in accordance with the Sng'
gcstions Of the gentleman from whose let
ter we have quoted above, to exhibit, 10y
survey and report, the superiority OF our
route over all others that have been Sus'
gcsted in the State. The citizens Of other
localities are employing strenuous efforts
to secure the prospective appropriation TO
themselves, by reports aud commrnua'
ton of the routes in their several V.cihi'
ties, and Placcryille ought to he equally
as active in procuring and forwarding to
Congress correct information in regard to
her route. Let the citizens of PlaccrvlIIc
employ qualified engineer to survey and
denmark the easiest line of road from this
place across the lines Of the Sicrras into
the valley Of Carson; let him make an
ample report Of all statistics connected
with such survey, and let that report he
sent to onr delegation in Congress. The
Importance and practicability of the road
the vast amount Of trade it would bring
through our city-thc impetus it would
give to business the benefit property
holders would derive from it, it is needless
to dwell upon. Let our citizens act in
anlnct theoretically andlromlt,
". Mr.. Judah will soon DC in Washing
ton with reports of other routes, and the
PIaccrville route may be neglected if not
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
DIR. KING,S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASE S.

xcxf,&~Sr> DIR KING former y of New York for
HSAe.A he LAST four years OF Louisville, Ken
tuc<y sh1 his devoted nis attention 10 the treat
himself, having ATTENDED 10 a practice for so many
years aud cured 80 mIny thousands ne Is enabled
70 cure diseases OF private nature, no IN :tLer
how bad they may be from mia icious medical treat
nsnt or rom n-gect Of IN ,ir Or. Kings
DSpeusIry No. - DcIderck street, oet" cen Oier-
~ aud square, .cond story, where he cures all
diseases OF private nature
GoNoaKHEA cured with nut nauseous. medicnes or
interference with business
srrIruKss uT old OF receut date, eGectually cured
In a lew days, by operation which causes no
p,iu Wherea structure ext Is health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps disease causes more mIschiei
aug In iermnes the constitution So much
SYPHin with all the diseases IL the Skin, growing
out vi ne slrct bad IreaIm emit, eau b. edectuily
curei in a ieV days
SENSAL wE,KSyss -Parlicular aitenti'n having
cen u this disease AID ali tue CoIse llenCes
growing 1t, brought OF In IN any cases Oy the
DESTRUCTIVE lDts IF iucInsiirr-te YOUTHS aud ex-
cessiv gsnce Of tbs piss1ons, nesi OF which
III un lermiue the Constitution, rendering the suo-
iect unlt society ani causing preha-
tGre old age
Fem ,lcs who may be tIboring with any difficulty
of the Womb IN ~ assured vi in ncdIre reIeI.
Persons resisting abroad, BY writIig dad stating
their Z IS = vita Zee cuci SD, direct ii u br A
hiny No. . DeA stree Nashville, Tenn. Will
have Ih ne .sstry IIcIe5 seat u IIcIr address,
stn necessity dI~eCJIDIs strict secrecy obs 'rSed
co srO.n O'cO la tiIe an 'raing until - Ia
he eyeains. ty3O-lIdAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

POLITICS IN TUE SOUTHERN PULPIr.-The
Talladega (Ala) Reporter says that Rev. z.
P. NELLY, Agent OF the Southern Methodist
Book Concern in this city, delivered an ad
dress TO the people of that town recently in
behalf of the Publishing House, which was
devoted to politics. 1t says that he spoke
lightly of revolution AID the shedding OF
blood, and that his teachings indicate that
we should beat our ploughshares into swords
and our pruning hooks into spears. The Re
porter continues
The arguments in favor of disunion were
as carefully collated by DR.. Nicely, and sum
med up and presented with as much force rs
we ever heard them from the stump. The
degrading Submissions OF the South TO Ncrth-
cru aggression and tyranny were pictured
with such high coloring as to make Us almost
feel that We were disgraced by beng born and
reared amongst u people so lost 10 every feel
ing of sell-respcct, and resentment,-yet
strange to say, after all this, the DIR. did not
hesitate TO boast of Southern courage and
claim for us the elements of great people.
But light or wrong in his position, it is our
opinion that DR.. Nicely ought 10 leave poll
tics to the politicians. 1t oughl to be his
work to preach peace and good will to men.
If he wanted The young men OF the country
educated for disunion and thoroughly imbned
with an undying hatred for the Union of the
States, we know of no better document To
place in theif hands than DIR. Neely's address.
Notwithstanding the disclaimer that he was
no advocate of disunion.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

TENNESSEE LAW REPORTs.-We have re-
ceis ed the first volume of the Reports of the
decisions of the Supreme Court of Tennessee,
by JOHN w. HEAD. Attorney General. This
volume contains the cases decided du ring the
year 1858, at Knoxville and Nashville, bring
ing the published reports down to the end OF
that year. From a cursory examination,
Gen. HEAD, we should say, has performed
this part of the duties of his Office with skill
and fidelity. The reports are clear and I'M
encountered with useless matter-and in all
cases of Importance the argument of counsel
is set out at sufficient length.
The typographical execution OF the work,by
J. o. GRIFFITH & Co., is highly creditable to
their skill. The second volume, we suppose,
will speedily follow this, containing the de-
cisions of 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
From the New York Times, August ., 1859.

SPaIDING's PREPARED GLUE--Prepared Glue: very
t.Iu an nirnt article for house-keepers aud
ohers, is "Spadi g's Prepared Gle" IL Is one OF
tIose invent ons, small themselves. VIII eli, new
sthcI s. go Tar the e-uuOmeSo OF household NM
sCeurul and are pres. aid in saving time
sxpeuss and trouble. Tue HuuuDer Of small repairs
&c furniture, picture frames, crOckery, chiliren's
t.vs Iath.r, she'll ami oticT fancy work, with the
Almost innunierabie uses t. ~hIsh in every house
hid really gooI aud sdy article Of th- KIND
nay be appIi. wall al suggest themselves TO
Iie ladies damaged book covers lOoscie leaves,
dlApida'ed maps and hsIbLriums will remind tie
s.uaent aud bOak-SOTm 81 It's value Tbis glue IS
c,mpnunsed Ia crmsca4s SHEA bold II perna-
rsntIy IA until IL apIIed without affecting
its strength a. which serve 10 give the adhesive
matter hTl4er hold the surfaccs O. be unit - ,
alter Within Ihey quickly ovsP rate leaving ID slHe
to harden With .Pldty ami telAGty. u Is cstinn 8
cd that there are least niilIoRs 81 households
n the UuIcd tes, outlay OF fran "ue
q ten dollars annually required TO ke >aasii re-
pairs alone, ap 1T from tbs nauier 'us
pegIeets mIke-shls that necessarily resort
ee mayi-zw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

MORE DELEGATES FOR BALTIMoRE.-Col
10. G. PICKETT, of Smith county left this
city yesterday to attend the Baltimore Con-
vention as delegate. w. p. KENDRICk, E>o
of Wayne county, leaves this morning on the
same mission. Our information is that the
Convention will be largely attended from all
parts of the Union. Animated by the To-
BILE and patriotic desire to rescue the coun-
try from the troubles and dangers by which
it is surrounded, we cannot see how it can
fail Of accomplishing good to the country.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

- A few nights ago. when the slow re.
volying hand on the clock pointed the hour
of one, the PATRIOT printers, worn and weary,
and about to close from their labors, were
cheered by the reception Of a complement of
champagne and cigars seut them by a gener-
Gus young friend, who, in the enjoyment of
the good things of this life. does not forget
that there are others to share them with him.
He has the best wishes of the printers tor his
happiness and prosperity. May no Ill wind
ever blow up cloud to darken the prospects
Of ..him and his"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales; midding l04all; sales of the
week $4,000 bales; receipts OF the week H.
500 bales against 500 bales during the same
time last year; exports of the week $1,000
bales; total exports of the season 1854 00D
haleS: receipts at this port ahead OF last wear
45s 500 bales: ut all Southern ports 767 900
bales; Sugar firm at 64a94; Molas~es 36ass;
Corn buoyant; whole range 72l TO 80; Coffee
firm at lzIalsl; sales OF the week 400 bags;
stock at New Orleans 1880 bags against
1880 bags at The SAME sime last year;
Freight on cotton To Liverpool 9-S2a5-l6;
Sterling exchange sfi9l; Ga bills OF ladiHg
Tsasi: New York sight lad premium.
Nav YoRk. May 4.-Floar dali; sales to
dag $500 at 45a5 52l. Corn quiet 75ss0.
Oats dull 4Ia42. PORK steady; SALTS SIS
bbls IL IS. Beef quiet but steady. Lard
tirm; s~les $40 bbis l03aIii. SngaT booyant
advanced 1. and on the week I; s'slrs Of
5000 5oyes 6a6i for Cuba; MuScovaio 6sAs
TOR PGTto Rico.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05


Though some Individuals annually give TO
the city of Nashville, ten thousand dollars
for the benefit of education, he would
be thought worthy of the lasting graft
tude of the people. L have no cash to give
them, but, at the request of many of the eiti-
zens, propose to show the people that they
are paying from an hundred per cent, TO
more than eight hundred per cent. more than
they need to pay for sundry articles for the
use of the public school; to show how the
efficiency of the schools may be Increased, by
saving two-ihirds of the expense for books;
TO show the bad policy of connecting COM
mercial pursuits with the duties of the Super
intendent; and to show that however satisfac-
to'ily everything may be conducted under
the present Superintendent, the powers and
privileges granted TO him, might under the
future Superintendent of some one less con-
scientiOus. open the way to extensive frauds.
without the Board being cognizAnt of it.
In doing this, l wish, as far a. the subject
will permit, to avoid using the names of indi-
viduals and to confine myself as much as
pies. Ia
Should succeed in making this saving TO
the people, hope they will suitably reward
the Press for the use of its columns.
For myself, l ask no other compensation
for my time and trouble, than The satisfac-
ton of having done something for the cause
OF education and of having made suitable
return for the uniform courtesy and kindness
have received from the people of Nashville.
J. w. DOLBEAR.
P. S.-Should any other person choose 10
join in the discussion of this subject, 1 hope
he will do himself, the public and myself, the
Justice TO do so over his own signature.
J.WD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. IL. SCOE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn.
fXTE are prepared IN cxecu orders for Drugs
w and Medicines ard all articles pertain
ing to the Drug business, With despatch I'd At the
lowest market price.
The same att ntion VIII be given at heretofore 10
have every article OF good quality rercse ted
aud instance Will thing be put up that is of
a doubtful or sophisticated character.
IL Is our intention to maintain the reputIton
have esti blshed in sailing nose but Pure Drugs aud
Medic and We, therefore, invite you
siocS before buying elsewhere, believing can
ow Inducements seid m offered in this or aby
other Southern city. Ia addition u Drugs we have
constantly hand n large stock OF Perfumery,
-oaps aud roet Articles, White lea 1, Ians led OIL,
al use. Apr1o-n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
For the Daily Patriot

For the Daily Patriot
Mn. ED1roR Il am gratified that my de
tacser, to which you referred in Mondays is
sue. has met with such general APPRECIATION.
/ could give instances in which it rs firmly be-
lieved to have saved life, and from broken
limbs aud a general smash up of buggy and
horse. And l am satisfied but very few, if
any, would dispense with its use for from
five to fifty times its cost after trying it. /
wish 10 attach it to five or six more buggies
in this city that it may be thoroughly tested. l
am willing for each one of ten gentlemen to
try it thoroughly aud give their. estimate oil its
merits to your paper Tor publication-wheth-
er favorable or adverse. II it be valuable it
should be approved and used, il not it should
be rejected. Ny opinion is that it should be
on every buggy, aud that no farmer should
break his horses to the plough without its
attachment, for the sufficient reason that no
one has the right TO endauger his life-bis
limbs, the life Of bis family, or the desiruc..
ton Of his horse and buggy, when a trifiing
cost will avoid IL. Aud as the most reliable
and safe buggy horses have runaway. and
Will BNICstE h~ hADte w ONNbmS S"ai6"tSN
when and at what no one can anticipate,
causing the most dreadful resuits-even the
loss Of life. AMI as this attachment is a safe,
certain aud cheap means Of escape in times
of danger. aud always q great convenience
and an ornament to the buggy. 1t il. there
fore, the moral duty and TO the temporal in-
terest of sll persons usisg buggies. and all
farmers TO use il. have bundle of cerlif-
Gates confrmatory Of all we have stated. but
choose 20 let il do its own certifying for the
present However, | may say prominent
citizen If Tennessee. formerly Of ihis city,
says alter fully testing il. thai he would not
allow Il removed from bis buggy for $50,
nor indeed at alt for any consideration. This
is common estimute. IL works as well 10 a
carriage as 10 buggy. Apply at this office.
ky.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
mcmphi. spring Races.

Third @AT.-wednesdav, May 2.-Jockey ch
purse Ss00-tIree mile heats:
l. ID. II. McGavock's CHI g, Alienco rf, by Geo
Elliott, dam Mss Peyton, by American Eclipse,
uEe ears
2. John Campbells CHI h, by Wagner, dam
by Glencoe, four years old.
Time: 4. 51-5 46l4
SAME Day, atch for $3.50 side-mile heats /:
/. Col. John CampbelPs CHI G, by Glencoe,
dam Little Emily Speed, by Wagner .......- L
2. W. Roundrrees W. E Elliott's C, by Ne
braska, dam by Wagner.
Time l 555z-1 5S54.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

Go- Governor HousToN has addressed an
other communication TO the War Department
respecting the troubles with the savages on
the frontiers of Texas. The Indians, he
says, are rayaging the frontier counties in
all directions. He urges the immediate for
nation of regiment of mounted Texan
volunteers, as the best means Of checking
the depredations of the Indians. Lieut..
Gen. SCoTT has, it is said, been summoned to
Washington, probably with a view to pro-
per disposition OF the troops in Texas or the
reinforcement of the force already there.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Save The Pieces
spALpISG,s PREpARsp GLUE

Is aecffeats srsll Aanp>a. in sce5 regulated
dsstlies u l. very desirable 10 have chrap aud
wzy Eor repairng furntaEs, Toys crock
cry, sc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

Eg-We observed on prominent corner
yesterday gentleman measuring the face of
another with pocket tape line. On in-
quiry we learned that be who was being
measured was a warm and con6ding demo-
crat-the other was an Opposition man. He
purpose
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

NorIcE.-We have recently made change
of Carriers on one of our city routes, and it
may be that some of the subscribers on it
have been neglected. Such as have not re-
Office and inform US.