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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
ELECTIONS AT THE EAsr.-A St. Louis di.

ELECTIONS AT TUE EAsr-A ST. Louis dis
patch dated April Sd, says:
The Connecticut election yesterday was
closely contested 1t was The most exciting
ever held in the State. Buckingham. the
Republican candidate for Governor. is re-
ported to I've elected without doubt. and both
branches Of the legislature are Republican
the House ly two thirds, and the senate. ac-
cording to returned cslim,tes thirteen Re-
puhicans and eight Democrats. Ifihe towns
10 tie heard from come in the same ms last
year. B"ckingham's majority will be 1000 in
the state
At the municipal election in Cincinnati the
Democrats were triumphant.
At the nmnicil al election in St. Louis a
majority of the Counciuen are Democrats.
io"r Republicans, four Americans, and one
independents
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

hissISe.-san Francisco papers say that
Mr.. Daniel Lunt OF that city, has been miss
ing since the 9th inst His friends fear that
he has been murdered.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

INsANE-On Thursday. the following
named persons were examined in the San
Francisco Court of Sessions, and pronounced
Insane: John Miller, Oliver Eliot julien,
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald, and Signora Josefa
Gouzalrz.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

FALlE'o-the town of Vallejo, is now
shont deserted. 1t is eing fenced in and it
is said that in short time there will be no
one left there to take care Of The vacant prop.
erty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

Is the Teaama Court Of Sessions, z. Strick
land found guilty Of horse stealing, has beer
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in tn,
State Prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

SAcRANENTANs At THE FEENcu CouRr.-Mr.
and Mrs J g. logging, Of Sacramento, were
presented 10 the French Emperor aud En-
press on tic evening Of February I9th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

LAST week at Sonora, the examination Of a
number Of Cinnamon and Chiunwomen for
the murder of Stone, resulted in the commit.
ment of 70 Pee, a most desperately villain
GUS looking Celestial to the county Jail on a
charge Of murder
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

Tnr new cargo of japanese goods is being
sold at auction at fuckers Academy Of Music
in San Francisco. The goods are said to lie
much superior to any before brought from
Japan to this market The swords are of the
best steel and fnish.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
SMITH & MITCHELLS
GRAND PRESERVATION CONCERT,
TO TAKE PLACE AT
fuckers ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


Tuesday Evening, May the Sth, 1860.
I n addit to u superb Musical Enterta nmeut Ivy
4 o. the best Artists in the ate, a ) LEN
DID PRE- Sen RS. amounting in v1u' to S3 566 Will
be distribute to the holIers Of such tickets will be
entitled to the gifts
The first present viii he MAGNIFICENT HOME
STEAD house aud lot on Second street. sacramento
valued at Sl00, title perfect. The second prcselt
$1,000 in I'D coin. The balauce consists of Nagnh-
cent J wery, Ladies' and Genlemen's Watches,
Chrus, Diamond Sets, Rugs, BreAsi-Pns Solid Silver
Gobets, Gold ckets, &C., &c, all OF the very fines
quality, and selected with eat care nom The well
known and extensive stock Of J. W. Tucker, 4 q, AT
whose establishment the goods are on eXib ton.
The undersigned h I'VE permission 20 refer 10 The fol-
owiugw Il known Eeutlenen to their standing and
respectablity HIS ENcellency, Gov. J. g. Downey,
Sacramento ten. J. a MoDou. al, san Francisco {;
N4ssrs. Thos. 5. Fisk & Co., Binkers, Sacramento :;
Messrs. b +. Hastings Co bankers, sacramento; J.
p Robinson, Esq Superintendent Sacramento Valley
Railroad, anil mnuv 9th RS.
II. KITS ONE DOLLAR. All orders for tickets
must be accompanied hy the m. ney.
SMITH & MITCHELL,
Post Oaice B A., san Francisco.
~ Tickets for sale at II. WAGNER'S BOOK
STORE and ST. NICHOLAS CIGAR STORE, Marys-
Vile.
mLl6lm MUGlENDORFF, Agent.
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MARRIED..

In MarysyHle, April 9th, by tn Rev Daniel sat
terry, Josiah I. Ryder OF Be,cia to Cary Burns oi
this city.
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Arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
uIcKoK &Co......................P .PRoPRIEToRs. !

FRpAY, April 18Th, 1850.
Rev Wm Bartlett, lady W Beck Oroville
and son Ncvada Luther Cole Jr Campto'lle
J I'm Noroarv city Joset,h treln-T Insbip
JK Wilmington Colusa CO L Qli " Aleghanytown
Henry TId,n n city 5 Merrill San Francisco
& Thomson Nevada j Philips ~ lwe's bar
" Rnddis Grass Valley J d Former ForbestpWn
Il Wen Jlmes NARROW tlnbuctoo
ma.
AIN L.then james GlhEnn 80
NJ Auy Thn> ley Oroviue
G y Hedges Sacramento Donoho
l. VI Cohn NevaCa A Sanders Sutttf co
John Eitel Sacramento Jnp Agrr Dowuievle
D,W Frer, trick Oregon II II w Benson Guy
A Stewart Tmpuctoo d Carr Dog.uWn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

REVISION OF THE lIAwAuAN BmLE.-It Is
proposed to revise the Hawaiian translation
Of the Bible. The Honolulu Advertiser saws
the old translation is very defective.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

MooR MURDERuUs DoING, IN HUMBOLDT
CouNlY.-A correspondent Of the Bul etin,
| writing from Eureka, Humboldt county,
March 3lst, says:
AN expedition was taken hy Captain
! Wright's commind, IL few days since, to
south Eel River, which was reached after II
most iatiguring march. A raucherin of Iudi-
ans was discovered on the opposite bank Of
he river, and it being quite high and no
! hOptS at hand, it was impossible To cross 50
| he company had to return home bat not,
however until uhout twenty rifles were fired
INTO a canoe, laden with old squnws and
children, several of whom were killed. II is
~lii this was done contrary to Capt. Wright's
orders, and one man was so dsgu>ted that
he pronounced all base towards that had
shot at the canoe
We also learn that n coupe Of "bueks'
were taken prisoners, al~o couple nf young
squaws, while htrmlessly engaged in picking
clover, which they were eating as salad
They were taken into cnmp, and after having
heen under guard twenty .four hours, the
bucks were taken out, tied to a tree, aud
shot in cold blood We are informed that
there was but one man in Capt. Wrghts COM
Pany who was cowardly enough to shont
the two hucks-who had been guilty Of
nothing but picking clover"
This "6rarc cOnpa"y' of volunteers asked
the Governor some time since to call them
into service, and their petition was backed
up strenuously by the Humboldt Times
which declared that the safety of life and
property in the county depended upon the
volunteers, who would have to disLand. if
they were not paid 10y the State The Gov
ernor, however, appears not TO have noticed
the petition. lie had before him the history
of the "Jarhoe War, and the horrible butch
cries at Humboldt Bay, and very properly
concluded, we presume, that the volunteers
were not needed, and at any rate could not
he trusted. They have given us an example
of their mode of fighting Indians" 1t is
stated that they are now about to disband
having become quite Strengthened for grub -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
ODD FELLOWS BALL
In celebration of the
FORTY FIRST ANNIVERSARY

In celebration of the
IORTY FIRST ANNIVERSARY
or the Introduction Of the Order into America
an To be given II the %
"a WATER SVPKEAS HALL, -
FTiA in the city of MarNsyille on the night OF + lA
L-iEth TWENTY sixth day Of Apr, 1850 OlSAlA
Committee of Arrangements
+. Hami ton, George Bust,
5 T.. Keuuard, John c. Foster,
Jno. A. McQuad, A Peri.
Committee of Invitations
f. A. Williams Charles h. Thomas,
levi IIite. W. Winter,
Johr Hurry, j. NJ. Mathews,
q. Wlcoxan, Herman Snowhite,
~ D Carr NJ W Shustrr,
Charles Bnckius, X MeuSdorfer
James l.. Daley, John Nnckler.
Committee of Receptions
D. W. c. Rice A. Mason,
Peter .cker l. In, cisnes,
VIM. Trego, s Southwofth'
Floor Committee;
VIM X, Hudson, ]. f. Flathman,
y. +. Mllntt VIM Bernard,
c. n McGlrnnon, Charles W. COrnor,
cAetS $S including Supper and Carriages
nII-tu
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

ARsENIcAL QuARrz.-We desire to call par
tienlar attention TO the following paragraph
which appeared in the Alta:
ARsENIcAL QuARrz AT the Assay office Of
Mes.rs. ii Harris 6 Co. in san Francisco.
may br seen. SAYS the Alta. n curiosity in the
shape of a quantity of quartz specimens, hro't
from mine Recently discovered about ten
miles ab"ve Oroville in Butte county. The
gold Is ~ parent In all these specimens, and
the Sc, erai ASSAYS That have h,en made show
vulue uf ahnut four thousand dollars to the
ton The only drawback 10 the realization
OF speedy fortune 10y the proprietorS is the
iuct that this quartz is blended with au ore
Consisting mainly of nrsenie-in such qunnti-
ties TINT the operation Of roasting the quartz
has nearly killed several parties who huvt
attempted it: md the working of the quartz
has been stopped IN consequence. The crush
Ing process does not work WELL aud non,
dare tn make further attempts with ire Unit
some scientific person can be found willing
TO undertake The business Mrssrs Harris d
Co. made an attempt to work some of the
specimens the otler day, aud their assayer
ne ry lost his lite 10y it.
II the proprietms of the above mine will
nPrly ut this office they will learn the nam
of a scientific gentleman and practical uinrl
who will hay before them process of work
Ing this mine or any other like it. without
the least dan er to health aad with the III.
most convenirnce He has plan Of his own
thoroughly tested by experience.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

ARREsrED.-A young man. whose residence
isat Oroville was arrested last evening. ON u
telegrnphic dispatch from san Francisco and
detained in the Station House. IL had Just
arrived from san Francisco per the steamer.
A the charge uron which he is arrested i,
unknown. and he is very respectable looking
young nnn. We suppress his name, till We
lean further particulars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FTNHRnUGH our New York House we are in constant
receipt Of choice article Of every variety at low
ngure'' RIOE, CoFFIN& co.
ape 81 st., BRrysyiile
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

Wool GEowIyG IN OREGON. The Oregon
ian says: Our coarse wooled sheep can
readily lie improved into a finer stock. The
Spanish merino Saxon or French merino
by judieiols crossing upon our present breeds,
will in few years give a class Of sheep that
will furnish wool Of the finest quality"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

LEur>LATIvE.-Ihe Senate has refused TO
pass the bill providing for a Constitutional
Convention. The House has passed the
Bulkhead ill. hy a vote of 43 to 80.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14

HuNe;-At Portland Oregon, on the 2O.b
Harper 'N' 'i''' us' oi
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-14
Slrw advertisements.
Attention, Pioneers.

You hereby ordered to meet at lie Engine house
THIS DAY at 6 P. NJ, precisely for drll.
F.C CHASE, Foreman.
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TAVING removed Que door RoTe the oa ssnd would re-
specfuIlv invite the aJenii'n q teeT leosi ana ue
public FeneITl lly, 70 their extensive soSc1oi
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ron LOUEsVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

F-gyUF regular packet JOHN GAULT, J Il
Pune. Master and c. T REEDzR Clerk, have =lat-a
determined to their heats trips from this por sa
70 louisville. commencing on W cGDCSday, tue 18th
ins and run regular leaving pert other Wednesday
uutillOw water.
Parersurg al Cincinnati mail steamers and in low Eaer
will not detsin freight, hut forward imue lately.
Fer freight or passage apply on boaro or to
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FOB SALE,
ruyvEE sPVENDT0 wANsToy

TENHE SPLEN Did MANSION recently erected by
Wesley Whesess with about thTtyegh Of Land up
which located offered for sale. The house situated
beautiful hill about mile above the city, the north
ide and about four hundred yards the Cumberland river,
il beautiful grove forest trees from which point arre pOr
ton Of the city is in full view The mouse contains about sixteen
all handsomely and conveniently arranged with water
and pipes ROOM it is built Of the best materials and
il the architectural style. Two thirds Of the land
with ne large forest timber and the remainder we'll
calculated for gardening and growing fine fruits portion Of
which already with varieties of fruit trees strawberries
grapes. SC &c
Mr. Wheeles being located in business in Liverpool,
Engaud induces this Of sale Of his property. Address the
undersigned Nashville who resides and will show the pro-
pery and give the Of sale II not previously disposed
Of private sale, the property will he offered at auction the
premises, Thursday, 9TH Of June next
Nashville, Tenn, apl 5, ISjO-dtds. y. HOBSON.
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IlIII1Ilo
Magnificent Schemes

will be drawn in public under the supenendence Of Sworn
Commissioners appointed BY the Governor.
WOOD, EDDY & co.'s LOTTERY,
Glass No 3I2 Draws Saturday, } une 30, go.
IS Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.
One Grand CnnifaI Prize OF aEnn.O0O
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ART RECREATIONS.
Valuable BOOK.

complete guide and he'p 70 Psnet Drawing Oh Painting
Crayon Drawing and Painting Paper EloEsrs Mess Work
Feather FloEes Leather Work, Hair WORK, Art Of preserving
Bids Gliding and Bronzns, Grecan Painting Antique Paint
ing rental Painting Wax Flowers Fruit Sign Painting, Paint
log Glass Marie Lantern Embroidery, Panorama Painting
Col rilp PhotoqTsphs, W-teT Cslors
With vauable receipts for preparing the materials
Il viii inform the inquirer every branch q fancy Eork e
perfectly they be Taught by the most szerence
For sale IS lnayul SoHN AotA = ".
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
ERR PRTYATE nENEAEES.

n%rF7s DR.. KING, formerly Of New Ycrk for the last
SBS four years OF Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted hi attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years attes himself having attended practice for
many years. and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad Trey may be
nudicious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings DspenssTy No @ DeadecE street. between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases private
GoNoRHA cured without naECious medicine inisrens
from business
STRUCTURES Of recent date efectualy few
days. by operation WhChc hcsuses pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief ard un6ermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ell the diseases Of the Ckn, growing out Of neg
lec bad treatment he e1ectually cured in few days,
particular attention having been giTen to
ths disease and all the growing OF IT. brought
by the destructive habits Gf nConsdeTae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
ft for business society, and causing premature old age
Females may be abOrng with any difficulty of the Womb
nay rest assured Of immediate relief.
residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee ecosed directed to Dr. A. King No % Deader street
Nashville Tenn will have the neceassry medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed 0y
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening.
unay23. I859-d&wlV
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TT4WO through Express PASSENGER Trans between Nas6y
Nsw Tok BOSTON, rhadephs Baltimore, Washington City
nfao Niarar Falls Cleveland, oucnna St. Louis, and The
On and after SUNDAY May tie Oh, $780, trains viii
/ follows:
len Bowling GLASGOW Junction, and ali regular stations
ben sanaed by Gag, and arrive at Louisville $50 NJ.
Returning Louisville at 62o H. stopping above
s1d arriving in Nashville at 800 A n.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exoeped)
$40 NJ, stopping above and arriving Louisville
$50 A. NJ Returning leaves Louisville $40 A. n, and
arrive in Nashville at 2-2b ? NJ
Gallau Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted, at SEQ P and arrives Gallan P H.
Returning leaves Gallatn at 70e and in Nashville
at 90C A n.
Through ticket on ssls at the Depot for all potts North
East and West with many different routes
JN0. B. ANDERSON, Sup't.
Al. FIzID GsnT. TicketAg't mayll-im
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s p Iemdid hem e!
TO BE DRAWN

EaCn VeGncSOay lEa sBuAe'
Glass 27O Draws Wednesday, June G, $500.
Glass esq Draws "Wednesday, June I3, 1850.
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday June 2Ol 1SGO'
Glass 3O6 Draws Wednesday, June 2Iy 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS
TsNumbers--IS Drawn Ballots.
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BULLETIN OF MISCELLANEOUS
B q O * 3

The Tenant House,
Acadia, month smang the Blue Noses
Loves BY NIcEzIAT.
WOMans
Reality, BY Mrs. TUIHuL.
The WRgobOnd, By BiDEAr.
The Rangers or TOryss Daughter.
The Old stone Mansion
The autobiography of n JOurneYman
PRINTER.
The TOrch-LIEl.t, or Through the Wood.
Netes on North America. 2 vols.
AsPsn Court, BY sHnLEY BROOKS.
A Lie Struggle, BY Miss PARDoE.
Adventures Of JOhnathan H0mebred.
Inc BsTtrams, Novel.
Adventures OF a Rowing Dfplonaatfst.
The ROmance Of a POOR Young Nan.
Arabian Days Entertainment.
Life Sketches from Common Paths.
Mrs. Sl5mmInsS window.
Frank EiliOtts or Wells in the Doaer;.
Forty Years in the Wilderness OF pills
and Powders.
Peep at the PiIgrfuls,
The Mill on the Floss.
The HIS OF Shatsemuc.
Mimic Lifes BY ANN GOA RIrCHn.
Marriage a lottery
Lucy Barton, by FRED FoI1o.
Constantly in receipt of a. new publications.
Z. HAGAN,
Eay9-d 10 Al College street.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.
1HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad CmPany n COZ
neeon with the Roads below, are running an ~ t1pfs
Freight Trim from Charleston and Savannah q nashville
slower SPEED but with the same certainty tler passang
raiRs. No delay to freights by this route - ,r a.,
jane6-f NGBP T. " OuLb' sup l.
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For sale or ExchaHg'
ETRE CRACEkEEs

LUAL UEL Ii lIE7Na
n DOZEN CUa Oil LAMPS, of various styles htted win t
" O,,.-5etg 800 ''''' RAIKs. BROWN & co.
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WHOLE TICKETS. $40; HALVES, sIO; QUARTERS s..
Certificates cf Packages will be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk:
Csrtihcate Of Package Of &c Whole Tickets S299 90
do DO 26 Half do l49 50
Go do % Quarter de as
do do 25 Eighth DO 81 81
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VETE offer for sale liberal numter Of beautiful
w building lots Brownsville, and tie Porter
Pike from half three miles from the city, several
lots with small improvements.
Also, a Of lots Edge1eld the Gala in
Pike Of 2K
Also, several beautiful lets Watkins magnificent add
ton.
Also, West Nashville, Boyis Bosicf's, Hardngs and
other Additions. Call
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
may2-In AZ Cherry street.
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Most EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
M MANUFACTORY

WK7Al KNABE CO Nos !, > and :, Futaw street. OF
Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they enlarged their factory and prepared 20
supply the great demand for their They unqueson
ably the durable and c0ntsin al The latest Improvements,
and fully guaranteed for I've For sEesns and great
power Of and agreeable touch, they unequaed.
Thaberg. ard other pians have used them n
their concerts have gyen dcAles for their superiority
They have years. the first premiums
all composition different States where they have been
exhibited year they received i've FIRST premiums
Montgomery, for the Southern made piano. and
enc for the best against all competition
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii be
ceivnn by J A. MCCLURE,
may5, 'GO-dEwIy Sole Agent, Nashville.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
Oe Square, year s9e-Each additional Square, 80
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOI, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEELT.
ONE dollar per Square for the FIRST and FT oEEs for
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in botE the Daily Weekly, will
added.
Transient Advertisements sssf paid for tie time Of
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Notice 10 Contractors,

SSEALED Proposals for building Freight Depot Carks.
- vile, for Memphis CiarKsve and louisville Railroad
Company will be received by lhe undersigned the first day
Of june 1860 The building to be Of brick, 60 b. 49, and will
contain 300 600 brick and about C0 yards ofstone Plans
speccatonsof Of the building may
after the 18th day of May.
GEO B. FLEECE, Chief Engineer
Engineers oHce, N Q & LR R, CIarksvIIe.
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$50, LOOK GUT,

BSOR bright Mulatto Boy, named Henry. he Is p
~ CID, weighing ia pounds ten inches high
has straight hsr very bright but sWarthy in complexion. NJ
only his little fnger by feion. will pay the above
ward for the boys apprehension. JOHN G. PRIMM.
Murfreesb0r), Nay 8, '6O-dtwEw2w
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NASH ~ LILLE AND CGh-AA <ANUSN~- - -
E8

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29ths 1850,
Passenger Trains, East ana Wes will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A N and NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga 1870 N a1d l:45 A NJ
COMING WEST,
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3O and 7:3O NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at N and A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City, EchmOn ;
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah Charleston,
Montgomery, Mem his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on memphis
and Chareton Railroad, at Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georga and Western and Atlantic
Through TcEss may be had at hour on application 70
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, following places and
at the following prices, viz: - -
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Hours in rhe Fire.
D,uvuLE, KY, Marcl 9, 1s6o.


DaUvuLE, KY, MarcL 9, ls6Q.
DEszEs. VIZ. B. DoDDs & Co., CzCuuATE
GESTLnEN-At the tine Of the rs which occurred IN our
Iowa ga FebEaa had year ass in busuaz
house, containing valuable paper bank notes, &C. The Gre
oaFred tae afternoon Of the 37i, did
safe from the burning ruin m ths afternoon Of the 2f,
quentIy buried in he burning tmers for forty
eight hours In ne cellar directly below where The safe stood
there considerable Os Of lard and several Of
assss, and tie safe fell into iof suec ed
powerful heat When remozsd N RUBBISH from he safe
ALMOST RED-EKOT, win large bed ofbuining eoals
all around It Upon pfiing up discovered hat in he fa
Of the hinges had been broken, that the of q lie
doors drOpoed Ous, thereby 5WLga good deal Of heat pen
FAR the the safs fsI Eit he
door down. it in protested We deem Il due
you further that the outside doors locked
they had the door could not have fallen OPEN though TIE
hinge broken. When opened the safe found the pa
pers BANG notes, &C., ali secure.
Very Fectfully yours,
lsignedI @. ". WEIGH 4 CO.
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Grent Fire at DanvilIe. Ky.
w. B. DODDS g. cos
CONCBETE SAFES TBIUmPIIANT!


DASvIzlz, Ky, March 9, lss0.
MEssEs. ". 2. DoBDs & Co. OucrSarr
GEs-Ths safe purchased from yo7 some time since
severely tested ~ the disastrous in this place. and
happy say stood the equal 70 the representations
yOu made when pzrcsed Our store RON, in which the
safe STOOD totally destroyed BY Gre s1dfe safe si into
the cellar and covered BY the burning ruins but upon get
ting and opening found every paper safe no one Or
them soorehei dsfaoed in any way. plealsre n
bearing s testimony 30 the excellent quality Of the zss
ufactuTed at you establishment. Yours,
lsignedl T. J. sHINDEIB0WER