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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03
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NOTES OF TRAVEL
STUDY IEALY.


CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.
- This volume vI prove timely and aeesD,.slsps teal.
Who feel an interest he present condition o. Iaian aasir
In addition to thoughts upon political social and seis
cal state Of Italy, the work comprises nporhni and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
CHRISTIANS BELIEVING AND LIVING: SER
MONS By Rev P D. HUSTrSaroS D. D. Preacher 10 the
University, and Plumuef Professor C1ran Morals In
Harvard College
This is book worthy q special attention The autbor has
Tor long time, occupied high position nan o. leaning a.
writer Of more than ordinary powers and preacher Of us
doubted ability 70 the University Cambridge F5r several
years, it has been reported his views or Divine ruth were ~
uaily changing from Un.taranisu Orthodoxy. within
lhoEttme be has Opsny adhesion 20 EvanrlsI
doetr1ess and this account resigned his place a. -
to the University and Punmsr Professor Sacred Morals
LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present: By WAlur
THoESBURY. illustrated
daahng, good naturs book fun Of s fail Of o slb
Of fun-shaP in outline and uuaagsHg in intsrsst-Bon
Journal.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS By WuKIg Cor1.D.
Of a the living writers OF Easlsh Action no onststsr uB
stands the ART Of s0sy telling than Wkis Collins Re has
faculty ofeol0ting the mystery o. plot exciting terror pity
curiosity and other passions, such sbeonzs to fe v ofhf
eorsres, hoEevsr much hey may excel him in other respects
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH: .Fram tn.
arst Preaching Of the Gospel to ss Council Of Nice BIZ
Miss SWIVEL
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION. By Miss
sEErL-
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE: By Miss
sKwEL.
OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY: Ed
TIED BY Lady sHEIEE.
By SAMUEL RoaEns.
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF ZEE AHERF~
CAN REVOLUTION; Private Josrnsl sa,,sa By sIDsrr
W. HERRx COMPANY,
MARI PUBLIC soUAEE-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

If any people in the world ever needed an apostle
to cast their devils out it is ours who live in this
water-oggcd country, The miasmatc poison u
our swamps and marshes becomes yeritable devil
in the blood to revel in AgHes and Fevers which
shake and scorch us ALL Ayers "A6uE CrBE is
said to be the apostle we need and seme Of CUR
neighbors who have tried it, confirm the report
sjJuu1I Plano. ILL.,
they have Post Mistress in Surrey, Maine, who
is good Democrat as well as prompt and IA fh-
FIJI ottcer,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

The GREAT BREACI OF PROMISE CAsE.-The tele-
graph advises us that the great breach of promise
case in St Louis, CABSrANG vs.. SHAW. has been de-
clded The fair EFFE has lost her case, and. what
is more, BADLY damaged her reputation. Had the
jury at the former trial given Miss CARsr,NG about
$4,000 instead Of 100000, SHAW would probably
have paid it. and she would then have left the field
Of contest with good character for every effort to
tarnsh this priceless jewel in ladys casket failed
Now 100000 would not patch up her char
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

PRICE or LAND IN KEyrucEU.-We take the follow
ing items from the Paris (Ky) citizen:
Dr. VIM. Pryor has sold his farm $50 acres. four
miles from town. to Mr. Samuel II. Clay, at $50 per
acre.
Col John r. Dunlap sold, Wednesday last, his
farm in Fayette county four miles from Lexington,
on the RicemOnd turnpike, to Thompson B. Field
ESQ. Of Madison, at SgI per acre.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

President FILLMORE it is said, earnestly ADVISES
,,nion of the whole Opposition in order TO defeat
the Democracy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

ANDRUs offers, in all Of Consumption and herV
Gus Debility scrofua, and all Rheumatic paalye and
Mer1ura Affection Diseases Of the Hip spne Kidneys and
Bladder Gravel and DrOpsy &C. Safe and Speedy Cure Pc
male Weaknesses Suppression irregularities AL Diseases
OF the Womb structures lin the Uretrs FistuIa Piles
smeed without the Of Instruments or Bapdsges Afer
Wy years OF personal end professional experience he Cal
gate that no prsoa IN me world those diseases with
Mineral YeSetsh Medicine alone. He useses no Mineral
Mefine his yeefe are letrry to all sick or we'll and enable
the debilitaed 10 enjoy great psrc,on Of bssI Will
taking medicine, as at any period q ler Hyes.
spT33-FfWS 't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

GAINESVILLE JEFFERsoYIAN.-We have received the
first anC second numbers (the first last, howeyer)
OF the semi-weekly edition of the GAINESVILLE Jefer-
soaia1l Mr.. FANoN makes spirited paper, and we
trust he will find this enterprise paying one.
The citizens Of Clar5sville and Montgomery county
ought to support semi-weekly paper handsomely.
especially as good a enc as our friend FAxoN will
,riva Them
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APRIL,

APRIL.
! FRANK LESLIE'S NEW FAMILY MAGA-
ZINE AND GAZETTE OF FASHION,
! Just received by joins YORK a. co..
spr3 50 Union Street
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COMMITTEE on THE TOBACCO TRApE.-Thc Speaker
OF the House of Representa- tves has appointed the
following gentlemen to constitute the committee to
inquire what negotiation legislation is necessary
to promote the tobacco trade with foreign countries
-NIessls HUGHEs TouKNS, BRlsrOw THoKaS. PER
EY. LEaKE, and LEACH, of " C.
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WHERE TO BUY THE FINEST HATS!
AT
The L west Prices!
KETATERFIELD & WALKERS superior facilities in
w niacturng and purchasing enable them to Offer at the
most reasonable prices all goods in their line Their assortment
for the Spring comprises all that is and desirable.
THOSE FINE FRENCH HATS!
Thosevery French Hats much admired beauty
utility, come from WaterfieId & Walkers. They
have a very ane assortment Of them.
HATS FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN!
For boys and childrens Hats Caps, call Water
field & walkers. Tier assortment is the largest,
the foods CT The best, and the prices lev and uniform.
' 90 ." 'WkTEBEIELp < WALKER,
msF3I " ~ 2G Public RauRre
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highly respectable citizen Wilson county, esfes fol-
lows:
DR. GooDLTDear Sir have used several bottles Of your
Pauacea Dyspepsia, disease that lave been afflicted with
the twenty-five thirty years and gives pleasure
to you that it has benefited than all other ned
taken, and most confidently recommend it, beeV
ing from my experience that it is valuable medi.
cinsfJr the human system in general.
Yours truly, THOs. L. SMITH
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FOR CmCINRATI ANB PITFsHURG.

THVHE Steamer WEB0NA, BARCLAY, Master,
will depart above and al intermediate land. stAss n
ngs on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, Ut - O'clock P. II
april 3-dlt II. u. HARRISON, Agent
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NOTICE.

TEKENlNg to cOnne Ourselves hereafter exclusively the
sale Of Liquors, We offer at cost, large and we'll assorted
stock Of Tobacco and Cigars embracing every grade Thoge who
want bargains, had better call soon. "
LELLYETT & SMITH,
april Nos 10 and - Market street
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Decisions Of the supreme Court.

Decisions OF the Supreme Court.
TFNE volume OF my reports will ready deliver
subscribers by the 18th inst Those to be delivered
Knoxville Nashville and Jackson, will placed in the ha
Of the Clerks Of the Supreme Court
Those delivered Chattanooga the hands Ct the
Of the Common Law Court
These be delivered Memphisn the hands Of the Clerk Of
the Chsncery Court
AteFe may persons who not have my circular
have sent copies each Of the above persons, where
they be had by those who wa wish to become subscribers.
NV. HEAD
April >, lsBO-dtW&w2t each
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mn. SSOUTITWoRTH'S NEW NOVEL
The HAUNTED HOMESTEAD with Ter Antolisgraphy b
Mrs se0rBE oRT bound 81 % paper 81 90. FJs aleby
uar28 JOHN YORK & co.
NESHANN0CK Potatoes.
- = BARRELS toarrigs e. day and for sale by
4 ~ msrl5 miE4LL, Ho9PEn q Co
FRESH PEACHES.
~ = DORM CANS FRESH PEACHEs, Just recsiYed su7
- for sale by maFl5l MIZELL, HoofaR 8 CO
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WALL PAPER!
/. o. S. M.

MERE will be Convention Of the present and past Grand
Commanders, Vice Grand Commanders. and tjhancsiics
Of al the Lodges OF the Independent Order Of Malta in
the STATE OF tennessee to be held in the DOTcas Lodge Room in
The city OF 9pphis on Monday April &c. 1860 at 10 O'Clock
NJ for the purpose Of forming Grand Lodge OF the stat Of
Iennessee under the isicon Of the Supreme Grand Council
OF the United States Of America convened ct Washington on
the 18th February 1850 Delegates this Convention will please
fcrWard their credentials before the 3Oh APRIL to
,, S. Il. SHOCK,
Aid" to the Supreme Grand Commander Of The J.
s. Of America, at Memphis, Tenn.
Nashville Union and American copy two weeks and send nil
y sn'7 -He'1lA% AEqsqae4s' aPl-9H
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I IsO, one from sumner county
From White County, Tenn.

Opinion OF Rev. Willis Burgess Of the Panacea:
BELFAST, Tenn, April %, 1857
DR.. A. G. GOODLET-Sir: feel but dischargng duty
that you and to the public generally sy you that
have been using your Panace my family for three
four years, aud hnd it to be excellent family medicine.
would be deprived Of it for any reasonable consideration.
Yours respectfully, Wills BURGESS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

To which would osliths psrsHlar sts.ntisor ssss
and those Eho want pare article q Brady f'r sis ~,
Madame We. cIequot PohsardIa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-03

Oolong and PoEehong Tsal; Piak,s Pr,,srv.. o.. -.
ing Iooaceo and many other s1tes1 - o4'-ll'e 80
u y TO alct which, uouif cal ibs ,-..s.r -,
lnslle Ne inspection OF he trade, and assure zen -
many Inducements b found ess9se-s - - .-1l
!Ano-h ARCakR CHEATHtlr nRorurp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

weno "a The American Republic. The serried ranks
Of party after party, which rallied under It to suss in
and support it. are lrokcn and dissolved under the pre-
sure dthe narch-the great and powerful marcl-of
the American people determined to restore Freedom to
original snd inst position in the Government For
the first time in the history of the United Statee no
man in Free State be bribcd to vote for Slavery
TIE Government, Of the United States has not the
power 10 make god bribe or seduction BY which 10
make and convert Democrats to support Slavery. lAp-
pianse.l for he frst TINE "a nc history Of he Re-
puzzle he Stare P0er has not ereR the pOscel 70 terfg
or alarm lie Freeman 3 10 make han spJs,ii and
scheme, and coincide, ard coRpyonise. 1t rais now
with feeble voice. it Numbered in our ears for
twenty or thirty years past. With feeble and NUT
tering voice they cry that they will tear the Union
70 pieces lDerisSe langhier.l IIhoseJroid1 laugh
ter and cries OF No one!l They complain that ii we
viii Lot surrender principles and our sys.em and
our right-being maOrityto rule and if we will not
accept their system, and such rulers as they will give
us, they will go ont Of the Union. Who's afraid
lLsnehter.l No5ody's afraid; nobody can be 5oagh"
These are the words of a statesman who
viii not start at shadows, or run away because
somebody busters. And what is more, the tenn
per Of this extract is the temper of the great
body of the Republican party. Gentlemen who
forget this win probably be reminded of it here
after ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
Nanricinal Elections.

FLLL RIVER, Monday, Dec 5, IobJ.
F.A. Burlington Republican, was reelected Mayor
today with the entire Republican ticket for the CIiy
COmtI. y ,oeo
NEw-BEDYoRD, Monday, Dee. 8, 1863.
Issoc C. Tabor Citizens candidate, was reelected
Nayor with large majority Of the City Council on the
LswREScF, Monday, Dec. 3, 1859,
To- p ra,cr DernLlican war elected Mayor by
100 majority. The City Council is Republican ,..o
BRlBGiPoRT, Monday, Dec. 3, 1863.
At he town election, today, the Democrats carried
the Board If S,ecnen and majority OF te o'9 pa
NoRwAIK, Conn, Monday, Dec ., l3Op.
AT our town election to-day, the Peoples ueNel'
co,po,ed Of Democrats and Republicans, was success
iU' y Sri.IsGrIrID, Mop-, Monday, Dec: 3 1863
The vote for Mayor today, was a tie. FIVE Demo
cratic and Republican Aldermen were elected; Inc
Ccnmon Council stands: Republicans, Id Demo-
cvste A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
The Kansas Troubles.
RoLIYAR, no. M0nday, Dec. 3, u

BOLIVAR, No., Monday, Dec ., iooo.
Col. J. r. Snyder, commanding officer Of this Dis
trt who was sent to the border by the special order
Of the Governor returned here last night and reports
all quiet on the line He says that the State has not
been invaded, ia there any probability at present
Of It's invasion But sixteen of Montgomery men had
approached For Scott at any one time. No one was
nolested there in the least No attempt was made to
hold the United States District Court. and there was
no cc,asion for the Court leave the Territory Mont
goInery aud Jeniison hung Messrs. Scott, Hines. and
Harrison, and shot Mcssn'. Bishop und Moore, all in
the Territory. Col Snyder has organized the militia
on the border and Ask the Governor to establish
arrena here for worse emergencies. Montgomery's
men number about 27a. They are ragged, but we'll
armed thieves, whose chief aim is plumber.
WARSAW, No., Monday, Dec. 3, 1860.
Thomas Murray of this city has just returned from
the military encampmen beyond Clinton. He repre-
sents Gen. Frosts brigade going along finely, and
ssys the company of cavalry must be the troubled
district By this time.
The citizens Of Clinton gave the brigade warm well
come and sent wagons to bring in those who dis
abed.
Dr. Melton has Just returned again from Fort Scott
and represents all quiet there now, but that Capt.
Montgomey's band of Jay-Iiawken, five hundred
stror g, IL posted at Sugar Mound.
The town of Westtown, Bates County, is almost de-
serted from fear of an attack.
Cat. Montgomery has ordered several citizens of
Ra,es County leave under penalty Of death, if they
remain.
At meeting held at Clinton on Saturday, resolu-
tons Were passed requesting the Governor to hold all
Iersons purporting to from Southern Kansas who
deny the existence of any trouble there, believing that
hey belong TO Montgomery band, and were acces-
sory TO the murders of Messrs. Scott Hines, Bishop
Moore, and Others and declaring for Southern Re-
public unlees protection was given them.
LEAvEswORrH, Monday, Dec 3, 1860.
Capt. Montgomery attended church yesterday at
Lawrence and said that he had heard nothing from the
troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

fae Charleston Is CO Courier has been favored
with the perusal of letter from the Editor Of
The HOrtd (New-iork,) from which we make
The following extract, &" in justice TO all con
" cerncd:"
You think DO not ress the sentiment at e South; you
can hardly realize the pain Whic at the North 1t
M orr conviction in spite Of oil that you that finally there
VIII De no disruption Of the Jnionthat cooperation mprobs
OLE and Secession impossible though South Carolina may
here ont the Union Besides there viii be Cancellation
an ur mistakshe expression Of the
NoIih st hes speech has cheered every here Y0a
are al Hbyfy 10 hat Of Editors The Uorld
T"d J'T Lrooa, and is Publisher oald hare hesaon in
oscninS sares"
We knew that The World was ready to do
and bear for the glorious cause of the Union,
but did not suppose he would consent, even to
save the Union TO become an owner of slaves,
unless they were persons of the strictest ortho-
doxy and Of most exemplary piety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
Interesting from CHnriestcn.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Dec. ., leoO.
Daily The conviction of the people grows stronger shst
coercion will he attempted. The collection OF customs
win precipate the issue The momen, the state adopts
the ordinance Of Secession which requires three days
for formal contamination the people here viii refuse 70
recognize any further responsibility Of the Siate to the
Federal Government
Srecus,ions concerning the str.ngth OF the haroor
forts form the talk Of the town. Forts Mouhrie ana
Pinckney are thought weak, but Fort Samer is pace
of great strength The owcr tier OF guns has fa'ey
teen mounted.
Many Of the Charlestsn volunteer companies have
quietly placed themselves at the Governor sdspostioo,
ready for any emergency sd moments notice.
The news of the contemplated recess of the Legisa-
ture during the Convention ia received here with great
satisfaction. The people desire that the Convention,
while sitting should have the undivided control Of the
action Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

Among the Republican candidates for Alder
men stand conspicuous the names of ISAAC
DAYTON and Gen. VIM HALL. The former is
the candidate in the IXth District, the latter in
the Xlth. Ii these gentlemen are elected 10 the
Common Council the people may be assured that
such frauds us have been consummated from
time TO time at the City Hall will receive a
thorough expose at their hands whenever the oor-
rnpt majority shall attempt TO repeat them. 1t
is not often that such men can be induced to accept
a nomination, and the respectable voters, with
out regard to party, should rally to their sup
pOrt whenever they have the opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
PERSONAL.

The Hons. Chaunocy yibbard, NJ c. elect Mr.
CLAY II. s. Minister 20 Perm, and w. Kelly OF Dutch-
ezs Co.. Commodore Wilkes Of the o. 5. NJ Dr.
Clils of Saratoga, W. T. Leach and H. h. Houston
OF Philadelpiia are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hons Rcyerdy johnson Of Baltimore ana D.
e. Gallaher L. S. Consul to Perus. Dr. r. d. Lam
ron Of N. Y. Major Wye OF San Francisco Capt
Jordan # the o. s. A., and Mrs Merriek Of n H. are
at DE Fifth-avenue Hotel.
Can't Fletcher ard F. S. Stevens, Of San Francis
a.. X. Wbtwonh Of Manchester, England, D. H. Alex
snder and J. b. Howard, Of the L. S. A., are al the
Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

TIE Express is actually jolly Everything is
not going to the bow-wows, after ell. Republic
can patriotism-that sort of it which, Tie En-
press has thousand times averred runs the
"nigger" only to steal by-is coming TO the
rescue! Hear our lately dcleful neighbour
"TnE REgTBiICAN JOURNALISTS
learning Thinks to their Patriotism If TO their
Prescience The aHy ErenE9 Journal begins talk very
like The EEsess We forgive Thuow Weed all his
consideration Of the progress he is making in Patriotism The
1i learns fast devious psper be expected to
learn. The Editor tells
'TheIe general demand for Of Coneiisiion
TIE justice of the demand for the repeal Of the Persona
Liberty bills the Editor does net contest"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

They say the South Carolina Members of
Congress lave taken their seats only to make an
imposing exit after the Convention at Columbia
week after next shall have declared the indie
pendence of the State. That is all right, and
we dare say they will 60 out with all the effect
that Forrest produces in his most impressive
moments. But the interesting question Is
whether they would have come to Washington
after all, if there hadn't been little money TO
be made out of their Uncle Samuel. Who
knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04

TIE FIsr IN FoRrr-SxrH SrkKEr AID EIsHrg
AyxsUE.--The nsses by the fire, which occurred or
Eighth avenue aad For,y-6fth and Fortrsixth streets
yesterday morn mg, account If which we publish In
another conma ss follows. Appsn,le6 Is also q,
lst of insurarse. ~
C4i Fi,h kysn.sFney tpods .sars oesopied by Joa
Leviscn Loss Sloo iUsursd fQ vi 80 In the haw;an ssd
NlliaasouIgs City asnnee ,smpshA No. sis. Mplinsy
store, kert BY tames Allen panae stok by removing
about slc0 Fninasd No Sis4 (lc,hiDs Store kept by
saloslinhy toss $40 ntaly isssrea No esi Ccp fse
tory kept by George htEn a. LO.e 4l Insured n the "a
Mad; n.r'sSes isF s,e No. t oeerI he h,si neor
oy John A. hsiksa Ns' tgaker apper part as dyshx ~
ssHe rer,sn. LoA. So Insured Coz sieo N yAaa, Com-
lshe- Nc ~ sco eed scysr store BY Jann 70 ryws
Los Sl@ Ne b, .!anCe seeord occupied BY Chss
SlUO =
No wy oeSe Pied by D. Msr.n pla'sessr uos- - 20 - IA.
soense I've ui:s occupied the upper pa' loss OF econ
$50 No. 81 occupied BY Outline millinery .,oreS lss
store by y mes flynn ls Insured s0s " 600 IN the -
building gu by H. L. Buckley dasuereotypsti los
1;rO isn,anrs (haS Aae, occupying portion Of lhe
horse Az cling sustained 100 ioss- No Insurance
In 10 The number Of families o,capisd bxe
oer buildings and sustained considerable oss .hx3x
w uiilIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
Fire I'm OswegO.

UsWEGO, Monday, Dec. 8, 1901.
FIRE last night destroyed the Washington Block.
consisting of four stores Washington Hall, Offices,
liouorfcle in the rear. The lore the buildings is
sOn $4,000; insured for $4,000 Loss on the stock
of Buler & Gales druggists 81 900; insured. Henry
AdIance bookstore, loss - 0OO insured for % 100
w. H. AdIiance, bookstore, loss QUO; insured for
81 500. Rus FL & Quaekenbnsh iquor-store and rec
living establishment loss 81 900 to goo; mostly n
suied. Mr.. Aiken tavern.k keeper Dunnng's stables,
ard voIious Offices, loss $1,000 to $4,000; mostly III
sured.
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u,,erfr from Denver City.

Fem kEARsEY, Monday Dec. ., iooJ'
TIE California Overland Central and Pixies Peak
Coach wlih lett Denver City the 18th ult, passed
here YESTERDAY. The reported snow IL disappearing
fact and the rcads good. The following Is i1i-
Iished by this arrival: 40
DENVER CITY, Nov. 2l--5 a. m.
Tanner, who was shot by Dr. Asher at Missouri, on
he 18TH il recovering from his Injuries His wound
war coIiicered iatalat the time
Tie quartz mills Low running are invariably uoihB
WELL
Small rarties are still leaving for San Juan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
The New.Mexicon Mail.

IsDErrNDENcE, Monday, Dec. 8, ISD;
The New MeAi,an Mail, with dates to the lIth nt;'
arrived here tts evening, being iA days behind Sehed
nle tine. Tiis msil cane by the kattoon route anu
Was Getaired by heavy snow in the mountains, 1t being
in con places three feet deep The following gentle
men can through AZ passengers: Major ID. s. Rueker,
L. S. A., Judge Watts, q. Mcpherson, anu Johh
Walker.
ButiI ess in Santa F6 was very dull.
There WAS no news from the Indian war, ana none
lIom the pEias Of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-04
The General Assembly of Nebraska,

OMAHA, Monudf, Dee. q, ioSS.
Tie General Assembly of the Territory convened an
this place at O'Clock this afternoon
TIE Coz neil elected N. w. Taylor Of Nebraska City
President T.. p. Brewster Chief Clerk, ID. H. Wheeler
Assistant Clerk, W. ii. James Sergeant-at Arms, and
Mr. Slsder Doorkeeper. Tho House organized by
ele,ting H. w. Depuy of WASHINGTON County Speaker,
George L. SeybOit Chief Clerk, Stephen Ii. Bangs
Assistant Clerk +. w. yirden Sergeantat-Arms, and
w. A. Pollock Doorkeeper
The cfiCers Of both Houses are Republicans.
Gov. Black will send in his Message tomorrow.