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TnG CKYl As STILL THEY SILT
immense auction Sale of Furniture Mat
trasSeS, etc
HARDY RR0THERS, AUctiOneers'

- Saturday morning. Nov o'clock. will sell
without reserve, for cash onlg, 81 aud handsome cher
~ wgnut beads aud mattresses handsome walnut
a. wood half canopy French edsead ditto French Cot
tae duto very extra hue portable walnut vad-
otto; cherry ana walnut writing dets . child
h and low chairs handsome seat chairs; seGs
magnificent cloth parOr dt0i 10 assorted cane and wood
rocking chairs 3sPring SIDE and head damask ou9ees
~ walnut and cherry bsntim lounges and mattresses; nand-
some walnut ooo case ade drawer sewing tables hant
tables No. spring mattresses OK ana walnut
dining gahIes 'oldng leaf breakfast able besides
articles Of furniture mentioned Also 5000 gen
imported Havana Cigars 1900 prime domestic To. "
be Virginia tobacco Is boxes chewing do; p bbls vtI
Bourbon ami Robertson county whisky quarter pipes pure
Brandy bbls old Apple ditto; prime ssoondaano si
y carriage aud harness Besides large To- OF css ors nar'e
Ton tables general household furniture and ware oy virtue OF
attachment s sale emb0des exceedingly large and va
ned oc Of valuable gOouJ all OF which will &c forced Tor money
/ ny virtue Uf necessity.
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Negroes TO Hire.

- = SACKS OATS Just received on consignment and
zo D. D. DIcKE
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Drak, Glossy, and
LuSuFf5ut Hair!
HOWL

Ey uting Heinseet's Unsuitable Restorative. Don't US.
anything else Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
W.E.HAGAN & CO., Projectors, TrOy,N.Y
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK IN VAIN.@
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Bell Goal

HAVING The above Coal, -ssdy al orders
left Ell e al the yard al The olre Of the Citizens Coal
Company No. 10 Cherry street, Ehere oe found during
the day. ". J. THOMAS.
Persons ouing To- Goa please call and
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New Cigar and Tobacco store.

TENHE undcrsgned inform znoEsrs End eheers
we'll as dealers in Cigars aad -Obaocc, hA he has jus
opened Cigar and Tobacco Store No. Is Public SQUARE,
Cahouns old Stsnd, where he constantly and
general aoomentof the best brands Of lin his line AlBs
S1pH. Sipe3, &c. .aIg9-Ul SORh CRAM
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ToIhur's Eclipse washing Machine
= .runr-r I, n, rr1mrrorrr- ONE

VzyHE crly Washing Machine Brought before tie people
which is absolute practical use II is simple cheap and
v oprated and commends itself the favor Of everybody
hnpIy 10 HARDY BROTHERS,, Agents,
sepa2 AZ Public Square.
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Border Troubles.


WARSAW, Mo-, Nov. 22-The military are organiz
ing to aid the border settlers.
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SANFORD'S
Liver nv1GOratOr,
NEVER pEBILITATES.

TITS compounded entirely from GUM, and
established TACT, Standard Medicine Known
aud approved by all that have ised il, and is now Ie
torted with confidence in all the diteace for which l.
Is recommended. -
u has cured thousands = within the last two
vino had gwen up all hopes o. relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my : possession show.
The must be adapted to the temperament OF The
individual tskng 81, and us ed in such qUsrttes as %
act gently the Bowels. =
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment guide you in the
use Of the LIVER IN y VlGORAGOR, aud it
will cure Liver Com platntssB iltOuS At
taCEs, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DiarrhOeR
\ N m m q C o m - plants, Dysente-
RI. DrODEF, Sour = Stomach, Ha hi tuaI
C0stiVeuess, ChOI. tic, Cholera, ChOles
ra NIOrBus.ChOlera Infantum, FIaIus
Ieuce, i "A undice.l - Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = cessfully as an Ordlnas
ry Family medi-l m cine. 1t will cure SICK
n 4 OA H r., las - Thousands can testiyl an
twenty minutes If N two or Gh rec Tea.
snooUfuIs are tak-t = en- at the comm sncemsnt Of
Gt.lck.
All whOus iIare giving their mouy
in as favor.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departure OF Passenger Train

NASHVILLE AID CHATrAnooeA-3:3O A. NJ, \; a.
TrsrTrssrr Avn hLInamG-5:Is A. NJ, $500 ?. n
oalintin Express 4:i5 p. b.
EpaKyaLp ANp KrrFooET-Gs45 n, lis ?. II.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains
y.savftzE AND CHArrAsOosA-SsOO A. NJ /, $50 r
TEsssssEF AED AIABAMA--t $500 A. NJ 900 = n
i,orIsv. tn ARP NAszr5LsE-2 A. M.,As3O p 4.
q Gsizt.a Express $3.50 4 n.
saExrELD ID Krsr5SKT- :O5 NJ ane q 90 : A.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR TIE
FALL AND WINTER.
B. r. CUTTER & GLEAVES

Noe. 36 md 50 Corner Of College and BrOGdtoaV
NASHVILLE, TENN.S
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers I'm
EvERT DESCRIPTION or
Boots, shoes, Caters. Hats Caps, UNI
bFeIIas, whips. Hosiery, &c,
e,ept daily Of large and general assortment for
"A Pail and Vi inter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AMI BOOTS,
A very large assortment good and cheap.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c.
good Gerts' Water Proof Grain Leather
Boot, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
SOtnens Dutch and Calf BOOtees.
Misses and Children's Calf Copper Toed Boots.
Boys Youths Shoes and Boots, with Copper Tipt.
every kind Of Boots and Shoes that desirable
Fall Rnd Winter
HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality o. Fur, Cashmere, Beaver, Otter
NeriEo, Wool, &C.
Caps Of description.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
SunGFieS ON Hand.
Umbrellas, HAunk travelling Bags, Carpet Bags School
satchels Saddle Bass, Backing and ushes WhD5 Thongs
Hosiery Cloves, &c Of which VIII very
wholesale retaiI.
al 5Le2thef Betting and en- Packing
Oct3-t b. 4. CUTTER L GLEAVE8
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METROPOLITAN
- - -
EATING ROUSE,

CORNER CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
HkSHTZLL E.-.......... ..... zBYHESSEB
J. MOORE, Proprietor.
HAVE made excessive arrangements for the receiving Of all
Of the coming Of Fish, Flesh and Fowl
will from the celebrated beds Pickles and
Condiments from the celehrsted establishments Of Crsss
Blackwell and lea Perrin, with large and well selected
stock OF
wines, BraEdies, &C., &c.
Excellent COOKS Walters, the Whole the
duperueudence OF that well EpiCure, Mr.. CHARLES
ETUKLE3.
On and after the September will prepared TO
visit upon DAY AND NIGHT Railway
q viii hnd this arrangement to their advantage
IL REEEMBER TEE AETROPOLITAV!eEI
ssp@3-u
NEORCAE BOOhS.
TEXT BOOKS FOR STUDENTS FOR SALE BY
noT22 JOHN YORK a co.
HAGPEB'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER. This sumber commences new volume
ard nov is the Jiue TO subscribe by the year
GODEE'S LADIES' BOOK for December.
LESLIE'S MAGAZINE OF FASHION
FOR DECEMBER.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE for December.
FOE SdLEBT
JOAN YOTsk a. CO.,
uov22 No SIS, Union street
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Also in Bond CaSk OF james Hsnnrssy Brardy, WntAg
Of which thiDE VIII Tut the most fasdiOus palate
L..
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River News.

Reported by II. H. HARRISON Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
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Minnetonka, paducah.
Charter, Coal Mines.
DEPARTED
Ninnetonka Paducah.
ENPECTED.
The steamer Red Rover, from New Orleans, in a
few days should the water permit.
Jacob Poe. Pittsburgh.
ST. Louis. Nov 22.-The river is stationary with
G feet water to Cairo. The upper streams are de
clining.
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GODEY,S LADY-S BOOK for December.
GODBY,S LADY,S BOOK for December.
PETERSON,S MAGAZINE for December.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO.,
novI6-H No. IS Union street
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES

Also, 10, Of choice W sis&ies sore .nas 1851,
and which defy competition
LBLJYgTT = SMITH,
maya 6O-dlm Nos 10 and y south Market street..
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AnnIe RranhY. Ie Years old.

rUT have . snail lOJ OF Apple Brandy from North Caro-
w Ina. said to be 10 Years Old, shch We bellows "a
he strictly pure, and a. Tef 'esenled.
LELLG n SMITH
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Arrival OF the Pony Express.
tribute of Rsspect.

FoRT KEARSEY. Nov. 22.--The California Pony
ExIFess of the 10th has arrived but brings no dis
patches.
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sANE NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

BRoCEE worTHIKsl.
Agricu Ia al BanE Brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, Nash &C.
Farmers and Mechanics BarE- HeH5s--.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings IEstitutor.
EXCHANGE Bank Murlreetsolo.
Miners and Manns1ctnre,s Ban; ETo--E-le
BaIk of East Te9 lessee, BaO-J"6.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, Da1d-iOse.
Some OF ouI ofeay 6e',GrfOr the notes
OF the Bank OF East Ter cessee.
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S.DeCfes
.....pL- Size
~ ---~o
For Rent or Lease.

LlOU Wafa DIs-
20 Aces per &C e....75o 80 Acres per
80 :. = - ...... 7Cc | co - - - ..........t
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COMM ON. nEEDt Ga

] am oaering great in6ueemeats % pa..lies WISH
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Mr. CEAIGBE,D introduced bill to amend the
revenue laws, which passed first reading and was
referred TO the Committee on Finance.
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All notes Of this Sssae should
be countersigned by the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; when
this is not done they are UT
saleableI
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Mx water in The mouth Wit 1nvigorator and swallow
both together. Price s. per bottle.
LIsn SANEOH DIS FAMILY CATHARTIC
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From Eansas Ferri,ory.

Us. Judge of Sd Judicial district, K
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Manny-S combined Reaper and
Four Horse Mat COach,

R1SFsR, WHsELBs 90.
fsh7T-d&va NashvIIls' 4
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

DESERVES CEEDT.-We perceive that our
contemporary of the San Juan Press, Wm.
Bausman, Esq, took a decided stand the 9TH
er day, at San Juan, against the execution
Of mob law upon a Mexican who had stabbed
(perhaps fatally,) an American named Fisher
The crowd were determined to hang the
Mexican at once, without Judge or jury, when
Mr. Bausman and others, by well timed adj
dresses to the excited multitude, succeeded
in staying their wrath and preventing the
dragging of the prisoner from the hands Of
the law.
We are glad to record such efforts in the
behalf OF law and order. 1t is far more pop-
ular to side with the multitude, and when
man, whose position might well tempt him
to take the part of the mob, for the sake of
the popularity it would bring, throws him
self in the path Of the infuriate seekers or
avengers of blood, and saves from violation
the majesty Of the law, he deserves well Of
his country, and is entitled to the respect Of
all good and true men.
We are proud TO see men of influence tax
ing their stand against lynch violence. There
has been far too much of it in the mountain
towns, and the fame of it has disgracod our
State. 1t is time for it to stop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

MARYsvILLE PARK BALL-We have re-
ceived very polite invitation to be present
at the First Annual Ball of the Marysvi,le
Park Association, to be given at the Marys-
willie Park, on the evening of the 4th of July
next. From the character of the Invitation
and Reception Committees and the Floor
Managers, we judge that it will be very
recherche affair The Invitation Committee
consists of the following named gentlemen: /:
j. W. Thompson, Jas. L. Galloway, Richard
Hall, j. II. Tenant, John Hoeseh. and E. O.
F. Hastings The Reception Committee is
as follows: NJ c. Nye. W. A. Bolinger, T
B. Reardan, Thos. Giligan and James Nc
Ness. The Floor managers are Lee Meow.
an, j. B. Mcdonald, W. A Gilman and c. b.
Fowler
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 27th.

STATE REFoRM SCHOOL BuItDINe.-The
Board Of Trustees of the State Reform
School took into consideration, yesterday,
the plans and specifications for the building
submitted by the following named parties:
Plan No. 1. by Wm. Patten, San Francisco;
plan No. .. by j. C. Switzer. Sacramento; /;
plan No. s, by a. T. Petit, Petalumai plan
No. 4, by John A Steele, Marysville; plan
No. 5, by Vincent Brown, Marysville
We like the plans of Mr.. Steele and Brown
better than the others. The building on
either of these two plans will present more
ornamental appearance than the rest, and
ornament is requisite in public structures
among refined people. The Board Of
Trustees will not do justice to the cultivated
tase of the country. if they do not pay good
deal of consideration to the external appear
ance of the building to be erected. The
plans in question also combine utility and
adaptation to plactical purposes with their
ornamental character.
We are so well pleased with the plan o
Mr. Brown, that we have taken the troubl,
to make description, which will be found
below. 1t appears to combine all that car
be desired, for the safe-keeping, health, anC
well.being of those who may be so upfortun
ate as to spend portion Of their life in al
institution Of this kind
The elevation presents bold front of enc
hundred and eighty feet, three stories high
in the wings. and four stories high in the
centre the central part being surmounted
by dome, the apex Of which is designed to
be one hundred and twenty.six feet from the
ground. The front line Of the building be-
ing broken, gives to the whole structure
that varied and picturesque appearance very
seldom attained by an architect. The inter
nal arrangements consist of keepers apart
ments, school rooms, clerks offices, guard
rooms. directors room, and sleeping apart
ments above. In the yard are arranged
water-tank, laundry, and mechanical work
shops, together with small steam engine
for pumping water into the tank and for
propelling light machinery.
The whole combined seems to be as well
adapted for the purpose intended as archi-
tectural skill can make it. We may give a
fuller description Of the plan hereafter
2. S.-We learn that the Board of Trus-
tees of the State Reform School adjourned
their meeting till Tuesday next, without
adopting plan for building.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

TIE PoNY.-We learn, says the Bulletin
Of Monday, that the party OF men who went
out from Carson Valley some time ago to
learn what had happened to the express and
to endeaver to bring it in, met the pony that
is now near at hand somewhere on this side
Of Salt Lake, under the escort of 25 United
States troops, who had already been ordered
on this duty from Camp Floyd, we presume.
This is some evidence that the route is here
after to be protected from the Indians by the
Government
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

ANOTHER COPPER MiNE-A party left San
Audreas on Monday last, says the Independ-
ent Of the Esd, prepared to prospect and test
a vein Of copper, which had recently been
found near the Stanislaus river, towards the
southern end Of Salt Spring Valley. They
We're out two days, returning on Tuesday
night, with number Of specimens Of the
ore 1t looks rich, and the mineralogist of
the party, who tested its properties, reports
that those specimens taken from the bottom
Of a nine foot hole which the party sunk,
contain forty five per cent of copper. The
main vein was not reached, and whatever
specimens may be exhibited were taken from
bouders of ore which have been detached.
We have seen and heard enough, however.
OF this discovery, s1ys that paper, to have
faith in its riches. Itis located about thirtv-
five miles from Stockton. An assay made Of
specimens Of the ore brought to San An
drcos, shows the presence of gold in consid-
cradle quantities
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

Is FULL orlRArioy.-TLe Agricultural and
Mechanical University Of California, at
Healdsburgh, Sonoma county, Cal, is now
in fun operation a term Of five months has
already expired, and new term began on
the 18th ofJane. The institution Is a sg5yk
ing mems college 1t gives practical educa-
ton, and discards from its course all studies
which are purely theoretical or ornamental
Those studies which are valuable in earring
a livelihood, as distinguished from those
which are mainly instrumental in acquiring
a reputation for elegant attainments, are
strictly attendedto. The Object of the insti-
tuition is not to make fine ladies and gentle
men, but "nen and women, willing and able
to act their parts in the contests Of lie"
We have received from the travelling agent
Of the University, the following note:
HEALDsBuRe. Sonoma Co., June 10th
MIR. J. X. RpGE-Deor Sir: | have the
pleasure to announce to YOU that the Aali-
cultural and Mechanical Uniye,sitv the
working mans college Of California, Is in sue
cessiul operation The second term has
opened encouragiugly, and the institution
may now be considered fact IL is supplied
with excellent teachers. who are prepared to
carry ont its central idoa-practical educa-
ton start on a travelling tour on the 18th
inst. My address for the next two or three
weeks viii be Sacramento.
am very respectfully yours
j. A. BURlINGANE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

A New CATHOLIC CoLLEGE.-Father Croke,
Gays the Monitor, has already collected $l2,-
0o0 towards establishing a new Catholic
school to be called st. Mary's College, and
to be located on six 30 vara lots that have
already been purchased in San Francisco
The college is to be opened in the spring of
1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

UoLD ~ MENDocNo.-Great excitement
has been caused at Ukiah City, Mendocino
county, by the discovery of gold diggings
near that place. A great number Of claims
have been taken up and code of mining
laws adopted. According to reports, rich
prospects have been taken out, and gold can
be found regularly through the earth, from
the surface to a thick blue clay, at a depth of
from three to ten feet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

MARCUS d. BoEUcK.-This gentleman has
been in our city several days, on business con
nected with the Spirit Of the Times. of which
he is one of the editors. He is in fine health
aud spirits.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

SALE OF SHEEP.-A sale Of a lot of nine
hundred sheep-mostly ewes, and lambs of
this sseason-transpired in San Andreas yes.
terday' says the Independent Mr. Collier
OF Mokelnmne Hill, was the purchaser, and
Mr. Forrest of Woods Ferry, the vendor
The price paid was SO so per head.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

The Derby race in England was won by
Normandy, an English horse. Umpire, an
American horse, ran well forward through
out the race, but came in at the end, the 9th
horse only, being a long distance behind the
Iginner
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

Mrs BELLE STEWART, beautiful young
woman, committed suicide recently in Gin
cinnati by swallowing laudanum. Her hus-
band had accused her of iufdelity, which so
shocked her that she resolved on this expedi.
ent for ending her troubles
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

REV Father Crnnian, Of the Arch-diocese
0. armagh, Ireland has been placed in
charge of the Yreka District His pastoral
Iuties ID @ Will embrace the counties Of Siskiyou.
Del Norte and Humboldt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

The Bulletin learns that a mass meeting Of
persons opposed to the Peter Smith and Boil
ton-Saa;illan land claim is to be called for
next Thursday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

SENT FoE.-Justice Zabriskie of Long Bar
sent a requisition, yesterday, for Tracy " O
stabbed Potter, Tracy being in Jail in this
city, and he was taken up to Long Bar for
trial. Potter is getting well quite rapidly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
DIED.

In this city jane 2Gth. Mary Elizabeth, daughter OF
" w and Elizabebth Murray, aged one year.
The Funeral will take place this afternoon at o.
clock from the residence of the family No. Fstreet
The friends and acquantances of The family are in
yited 10 attend without further notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

THEATER-Miss Gordon played, last even
ing, to a select audience, and played well.
Her singing is admired exceedingly, and it
deserves to be- We believe her engagement
is ended for the present in this city, and that
she goes below.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
FRESH sTRAWRERRTEs

I'D ECEIVED DAILY, and all kinds of PpIrIra -
a \ their season, at wholesale and retail at The
FRUIT DEPOT, 20 D street, nest door 10 Post Oaice.
"Pt'N GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

D. D-Danel O'Connor was found guilty,
yesterday, by the Recorder, of being d. d.,
and fined IS. He said he had no money, and
asked the Court to credit him. The Court
extended him the favor for ten days. If be
does not pay up within that time, he is TO he
apprehended again and put into the Chain
Gang
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

Miss Angie s. King youngest sister ofRey.
i. Starr King, has been giving successful l
public readings in Charlestown, Mass.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

Heavy GRATN.-The immense quantity Of
grain now undergoing harvest on the Mer-
eed, excites some anxiety on the part of the
farmers as to the probability Of market,
even at the present low prices. A large
number Of the farmers on the Merced will
harvest from ten TO twenty thousand bushels
OF grain the present season. SO says the
Stockton Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

HoMcIDE.-At Mokelumne Hill, on Mon.
day, man named Abner Hall, native Of
New York, and aged about 90 years, was
killed by young man named Lee, during
an alteration. lie was stabbed in several
places. Lee was arrested and is now in
mil
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
Slew 9duertisements.

County Court.
Notice IS hereby given that the July Term Of the
County Court will be opened for the argument of mo-
tions on Saturday, July 7th. The Calendar will be
taken up on Monday, July 9th.
CHAs. LINDLEY, County Jundge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27

PASSAGE OF THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH BILL.-
A special dispatch 70 the S. r. Herald, dated
st Joseph, June 5th, (?) says The Pacific
Telegraph Ala bin has passed both branches
OF Congress, having been so amended as to
require sealed proposals to be advrrtised for
nifty days after the passage Of the Act-the
contract to be awarded to the lowest respon-
sible bidder upon the condition that Il sbeu
not exceed $4,000 per annum; CONGRESS pa.
taining the discretion to alter or amend tbe
law. 1t also provides that the line isto star,
from the west hank Of the Mississippi
TIE Secretary Of War has ordered tria,
of Sharp's navy and army repeating pistols
If the Board report fayorably, a large num-
Der Of this fayorite weapon will be purchased
by the Government for the use Of the army
and navy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
FIRE WORKS.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.-There win bo -, ....,
or driving on the track durug the day or nlrbt
ROBERT n. OHANL0N.
JeZotb Proprietor Marysyille park
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-27
"a 6! rs 60!
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION

'BNllE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
ID the citizens OF Nub.t county and the public gen
orally, that he has made extensive preparations for
the purpose of ahofding all who may desire an on.
portu1ity Of celebrating the Anniversary of American