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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Fresh Peaches.

TN and for sale small shipment of celebrated
i Fresh Peaches IL cans.
MlZElL, hooper Il CO.,
feblS-H Nos. aud Market St
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kELlkf AND HEALTH I
Price Is cents per aUIIIE

PRICE - cents per bUIILE-
Wehaveput upaudsold th4sArtieltfor ovsrten
years, and can say II ooSa DkSsE ASDrkurn . 4
IL, what have never been able 10 say Of
any other hledlcine-NEN BIZ HAS IL FAlIEDIE
a s8Nb l.E- INSTANCE. 10 EFFECIA CURE when
timely usedi Never did :. We-kEow an Instance
dissatisfaction BY any = one who used IL On
tue epatrarys All arc de = GIFTED with - ope-
tioissi and SPEAK Ia terms :. % high cOmmenda
tt0a 81 It's magica leliscts = ann medical virtues
~ peak an tnls matter = WHAT VIZ 20 ksow >
alter ten year = expert eGce, ASb PLkDGE oVA
kkrt fArioA fok TAI FtlBiL- AEST % n HkRK
pEct-skk-- Ia Ainlos teyery instance ~bere the ia
FAINT Is suffering from pAinv- and eXhaastioD rella
wall be found la afteeu or twenty inmates after
the syrup is adnlinisC tered.
This valuable prepaT = ton il the proscriptior
OF one OF the AUST kA - Fl.RIENCED and Skill.
fUL NURSES IN New Eng - Land, and has bees
used with kkKkfs-EAIL@s. INts srookssfx
THOUSANDS - or CASES.
NOtonlyre lie yes thecLiIG - from laln bat lny;g
crates the stomach Ano y boa Ella corrects acid
ity ,aad glvestone and en- erey 10 the whole -
TEN. IL Nlll almost stAntly relieve
ORlPIAo II IHEr a. BON Ills AND
gINDS CoilC.
andovereoneeonv uisions-- whleh II aot speedily
remedied, eBd tn death We believe 1.-THE bs.i
and sc kEsT ~ ma - woRLD n All cases o.
DNSENfEkl AND DiA4s - RfitEAfS cfiffIll{f-S
shether 90 arises from A teetHiag. or from anv
ether cause We would - say 10 every mothef
vito has child ssfietius - from any OF the forego-
tng ootaplsinis--Do Mi - LII TOgR PREJUDI.
CHS. NOR iiE fikkJIp DfCES OF OTHERS
stand eei~eeE your saHeT ing chfld and the rcei
thai ~ili Dc safe--yes, A ABSOLUTELY SURE
% follow he OF al is !. IA sdioins. IL timely
used.
FuIlIirecti0n afer asint = WILL accompany sxeA
ootfle- None geagias - less tue fse-si5nIle Of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New = YORK, Is on the cut
side wrapper.
-oid BY Jruggstst hrvugh outths World.
FTiacstAl once no. Is, Cular 81 SeS York
Ians5d&sly Price 20 esats per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
For Rent or Lease
hale at Auction Of Attached Wines.

h TUESDAY Morniu {, February 2sth al 10 o'cIoek
Will be sold, by order u The Plaintiff, = lot Of
Wines IN Original C4skz, by
Sb2s-1 BENZ. y. SHIELDS co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Pure Apple Brandy.

a have Just received q small shipmeatof PURE
APPLE BRANDY, which for richness and
br 10 unprecedented
AiZELL, HOOPER o.,
ct5-f ses- g and . Market e..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
DH. Kings DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

z0<. liking formerly O New York for
&S thetasttour years OF Louisville Ken
'cky and ~ho hss devoted htsGtentiou the treat
'ent OF private dIseasesror over so years nAtters
'mseh having attended To practice FOR so many
'Ars ana cured SO many I'll ousands hefs enabled
are AIldiseAses ola private nature no matter how
sdthey may oefrom inJudl oinas modoa treatment
rom egiectoftheir own. DIR. King Dispcnsary
No Is itcaderick street, bet@cou Cherry and the
tuare second story wheTe es.Tekali diseases ofa
rtvAte mature.
iososSHkA Iarsd Without AaseoutmedIein,
difference with business
srsicruEksof old OF ttRte ,eneetuAll urecin
teS days, oy an operation which causes pain.
here Strtstare exsts health cannot he enjoyed,
FhaPsno iiSeasecauses NOR misc HE Ind under.
Gnes the constitution so much.
1frHftisl with Alithe diseases OF theskin growing
~ OF aestset or eAdtrsatinent can be Hscia aily
trsi ia few days
tksIsAI SEASSESs-PartieuiAfatt attention hayirEbe
tothls disease and sli.he cobseque nees grow.
g out oft, brought on la MANY cAses by the de-
ractfNc habits OF ncouskicFair Youths and rNcss
misrepresentation sshns eglce of hcL will
renses ,ss the ubfertanht
~ ousiEessoE society and 1zusitt pre- age
Females Who may be lAeoFia with aBy irhe ally Of
. W0eb may tAssared % ( imn4etiAte relief.
Persons ozlding abroad by writing and stating
tetf Ease xilA zee eaciosea dlrectedto DR. = King
o. - neAaeFiek street, S>avilIe fem, viii have
ae>sss.ry medic inesent 10 thsiTadress ~ith ne
,ssAry directions Strict secrecy observed OaRce
parsfr N sS'eloeki hemoTaiHF until 2 n theevs-
e nsvSo-iuaAwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
RHEUMATISM
Mustang Lininient.


Mr. = LITCH, Hyde TaTk, VI, writes 80 hat the
horse considered Worthless (his was
SPAWN } - but since the free use OF the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for one $3.50 cash. Your
Linimeut ms been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Eztrdct.) ''In lifting kettle from the fire it
became manageable tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost To a crisp 1t an
fui sight Tile Mustang LiuimenI appeared ex-
tract the pam. IL healed rapidly, without soreness
anu LETT no scar OF account Truly yours,
&C AkLE1o FOSrER.'
Such language as this Is but the constant atu-
raj echo Whercver this article Is used
This LlnIment u Indispensable to planters and
owners OF horses ami mules AR. JOHN DANIELS,
Of Montgomery Ala, sOiu slave Tor $500, vino Was
raised from utter useessuess by Tins LInimcuI
Every family should have II. BE very particular
anu enquire IJT the Mustang Linlment take Ii o
other.
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean for
70 cents, 90 cents, aud 81 per bottle.
BARNES q PARK New York
nov25-6mdtw&W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
REMOVAL.

II AVING moved my Gods 20 Cherry street, next
u the Irdder's Sank Que door iron Union,
take abe thanks to my friends and
customers for the liberal patronage bestowed
old stand and hope that change OF place will not
onIy continuance but an Increase OF the
trade heretofore received.
J,uzo-1 ]. II. McGILL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
CounryTrusIee.

81 Weare authorized TO announce JOHN W. MAX
TIN candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octl1-td
Sg- We are authorized to announce Z. A. RAJ
WORTH u candidate for Trustees of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election
jan17-te
ssWe are authorized to announce WIZ. JASPER
TAYLOR as candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county al the ensuing March election jau2
H6- We authorized 10 announce HENRY L.
JUSHCE Candidate for County trustee, the
ensuing March election. seplO-te
aS-WeareA d to announceTH0S. I. SAUN :
DEIfS a candidate for the Office County Trustee
Of Davidson County al the election to be held in
March 1860. apr20-td
a1- We authorizedto announce SAMUEL Z
AMESI 4 Candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprl9-td
HH- ne authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE q ;lns.tiLs for Trustee OF davidson couS
y, At the next March election. augz0-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
cincinnati market.

JINClNNAii, Eco. 70, IobU.
BEE5W AX-The market continues irm, with good
demand al zSiaJUc.
BAOOMS-Ihere is no change whatever IN the mar
ket. The demand IS quite moderate, and prices
steady. We quote follows:
Common 81 1jDS2 90
Fancy 5Oa5 j %
Extra do Oue1 %
Shaker Z5la j 10
BUTTErs-Tle market is extremely dull. The re-
ceip.s large OF the Dc md. aud the
stock already large, has accumulated very rapidly
Iht- past Prices rather lower, and al tie
drCiI e little better than nominal Inc sales du
ring the week were SIN. IL We quote Cent al
OHIO Roll La &c, and Western Reserve at 1iCS
I5c. The receipts during the week 575 bbis.
30 and Kegs, and the exports I7g bbis
anu So Args aud Hrkins.
CANDLES AND sOAP-There is no change IN The
lie demand Tor Candles Is lair atiul prices.
fair business DOING a. Soap. We continue
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr, is coeItensve with the civilization Of tie
globe Other articles claim 20 alleviate pain and
distress-ths cures Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery
men, &C, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi-
cal and Scientific
RHEUMATISM
Ol years standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tuners, Running Sores Scrofua Stiff JOINTS
FeIOns, s~ellings, Burns, Bites, BOils, Chaps Neu
raIgia, salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring-DOe Call Scratches Spawn, PollEvii
sweeney HOOf-aIl, sc are subdued and cured by
the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Arrival of Passenger Trains.

NASHVILLE &CHATTASoOGA-S: $40 N. Sal or. N.
TESSEssEE < ALABAAA-9:45 A. NJ, 6:2O p NJ.
LoUIsvILLE& NAsHvIuE-6:O5 A. A, $3.50 p N.
90 GallaiiB xpress 9:l0 A. N
EDGEFIELD l. KENTUcKY-9:3O a N.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23

IRON-NR change whatever tile market; the de-
mani moderate ioT iIg. We quote OniJ hol-blast
SS5. CuI- blast s2ksSO- tennessee i nominal
~ go a iiir demand Tor gar al ~ for Common.
l.. ATHEi.-Ihe demand lie quite moderate, and the
market dull, bat there Is change prices and We
Continue 10 "A 4glr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
NJ " MUsiC

AT LUcK'S MUSIC STO K E
II A sIcta1ESSE, aaoes De Solos q. saiiisa, ssc
a fA5ta.s, ~ STAR q shs EEecEag ~ 4li-cssl Is
Es...as k.tu.sr.-s Hsdlss S11
F.atssl. Sersesz .sFofs SeTaa4, ~ FieFeeks 80
c Adls eoIkz, - NuelssF, SO
HIS Czn Las Tbce, zec
Etse Merry azi4sB, - s@Eess -
WlEEeas Wsiaszsr Huzse. 81 6alL1r, 14x
-s4F Il NJ Sssl. fsT Dslszr. 80
Ia Ne Ais Hin faf lis H9tter, far Guitar, sc
asssc lnzlisd Iss@ss free fsceiss q ne sasEkeA
er,es. JOHN LICK
fesi-tf - Gnies street. =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
To Farmers and Planters.
Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes and
Glover Seed.

Is NOW RECEIVING
500 bush, hlsssa5i Oats, =. very heavy .sae,..a
80 bbls Cover se~a, leO bots Early lfish Fo-
So bags do. Goi t@tses-
ALSO IN STORE
1000 bales Timoshy Hays. iol Bags csrE sssis
10 d. soadcF; $50 "a a. ksl IrisA Pc
Ieeo 5sgs CSrns t<sssss
100 DO Bra. LOO bbis. Apples;
So8 do. ShoEts: = k~gs b1tscFs
so bA.s Aaa belk Flour, . barrels Lard;
-ASD-
Tsn barrels OIL CAKE, sapxrler srtcie o. feed fsr
fforses Cows ke u hlck he Wosid cal tizs alien
"a AZ he psBie. A. JESal.S.
Nc. Ia SoatA Asrkst street..
Nashville .J4aasry 81 lisa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23

Velvet, Brussels ply -ingrain all wool half wool
tar Hall aId Cotton ,SarI etngs, every grade and
IaliIy Mats, Hearth Rugs Canton Mating, $3.50.
Indeed, It is our purpose To keep constantly On
and fu AMI conn i-te stues OF the above GUods
hiCh viii Offer b Cash or prompt time dealers
low, not less than any otner house Ia the west
4 country
To those who IN search OF Goods below the
ket prices, COX FOR l. - THAN rhEY ARE
.oRIH J c Would say that our asrsn gemeAts are
'mleted Ter obtaining Cons garments anu " job
- IA enable at ala times meet their
fishes, aud earnestly req lsst ala cash BdyeTs or
romgd Pas ing "a TONERS call exam ne our
ocS before purchasing elsesbere. We are deter
aned To maze oar hoase Inc IepOt If Choap foods
TRAbuE a LUCuS.
notice will be given OF our nrst Mammoth Aac-
sale Of Spring anu SamnleT foods.
IeSI@f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Departures Of Freight Trains.

NASHVILLE 4 CHATTASooGA-6:45 NJ
80 Express Freight p. N.
TENNESSEE X AIABAMA-5:3O A u
LoUIsvIILE NAsBynIE-4:45 A. 81 3:15 p.
EDGEFIEID kESTUcKY-2:OO M.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
For sheriff

u = We are authorized To announce JUN H.
EDAONDS0N a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson
county, al the ensuing March election oct26-te ?
live authorized TO announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of
Sherin of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Also,

ALSO,
general assortment OF Paiats, Oils, yArnishes.
Zines, FishEg Tackle, Psrfdmery, Brushes, bye
stuHS Se., all OF saich we ask tae attention OF
purchasers.
10. g. BROWN EVANS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Arrivals of Freight Trains.

NASHVILLE & CHATIANOoGA-6:OOP P. N.
90 :" Express Freight, o:52 A. NJ.
TESNzssEE AIABAMA-4:3D p. ~
LOUISVILLE &NAsBvIIIE- 6:45 p NJ, 9:1OA N.
EDGEEIELD 4 kESTUCKY-9:3O A. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Mrs. WINS SLOW.
A Inexperienced Nurse aud cnlale Ph stefan pE
n seutsto theatteRtion OF mothers, her
SCOT HIN SlR UP.
-
For Children reefhfng

wbohgreaty facilitates the process OF teethlng b
soltsning the gums and redueiug all inflammation wi
Allay ALLPAIA ana spasnod IL action .andIs
SURE To RIG Ian rHE BOwEIS
Depend upon IL, mothers II wal give resiIoyour.
selves and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23

GRAIN-There has b,ca Il fair demand FOR Wheat
from lucE iiileTs all the week, and the rere pts
being II .ht the market has ruled 81 -Sa.I -
for pruae zed, aud 81 O1SI - for PRIME " hiie
Corn the ear has met IIh TAR delnaad ali the
week, and Prccs arc 1ady Al isssAtc. The sIppgy
% sheed being better, tog ether the large de-
Cline IN New Orleans depressed the rkct, AMI pri-
ces are lower euslns a. 81 5Sc- ssckcd, the buyrr
furnishing tl4c sacks Oats Continue stealy with A
good demand a. t7G+5c. There was a better de
lAud Tor Rye al the Gloss saturday but prlces are
uEciang IL =.OrO bushels sold al &c. barley has
not changed duTas tii. Weak th. demand h,s bcan
Ilusiorsts Al tS.a5ooC- or prime fail
PUTAfOES-A Continued good local and fair ex
port demand aud the market rules 81 2 Dbl
iOr priasu North-Ta
SEtA-Ihr market has been greatly depressed Tor
Clover, and prizes declined - 4 o. Is too prime.
The Receipts have bs-u IAE &C. AMI I ere Is a gTeat
dear OF inferior oHcring Shhcn be bought AZ - q
- hfnothy "A good demand Al - .s.s.s s5
FlAX arm At 81 10.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
Canary Cages I!

IUSr received, zoo Assorte Canary Bird Cages e
all sty lee, colors and prices, sJuse IS han
ever bcoaght ~ this m.fket. Fur sale los b.
febe-u J. ". wilson.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-23
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
as- We are authorized To announce DIR. 10. W.
BROWN as u Candidate LOT Revenue Collector of Da-
wilson county at tie ensuing March oiecti IN.
jan24-te
HIVE are authorized to announce Q. C. DEGROvE
q Candidate Tor Revenue Collector of DayIason
county at the ensuing March election.
janzo-te
sD- We are authorized announce W B. YOUNG
Of hite's Creek a candidate for Revenue Collec
Tor at tn ensuing March eiecuon.
Ez- We are authorized 20 announce DANIEL G.
ClAfEh IS Candidate Tor Revenue Collector OF Ds-
wilson county, at the ensuing March election.
zs- We are authorized announce ACTON
YOUNG as Candidate for Tax Collector of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
deCZ9-te
Hs- We are authorized To announce A j. RAMSEY
as a candidate for State County Revenue Cullec-
tor Tor Davidson county, Al lie ensuing March elec
ton dec26-te
II 2 We authorized TO announce JOEL A. BAT
Tie as candidate Tor the office Of Revenue Collec-
tor Of Davidson county a. the ensuing March cleo
lon dec2l-te
ss- We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER
a candidate for reelection 10 the ofi;e OF state
and County Revenue Collector al tie ensuing March
election. dec2I-.s
ss- We authorized to announce ANDREW
GkEGOkf as candidate fer Tax Collector of David
sou county al the ensuing March election.
dec2p-te
ss- We authorized TO announce ROBERT F
Pow Frs as candidate for Revenue Collector Da-
wilson county at tile ensuing March election.
deC2U-te
To We are authorized to announce E. ID. WHIT
NORIH a candidate fOf the office OF Revenue Col
acor Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec22-te
For COustable-Is st District.
E8- We are authorized u announce a. A. CARTER
as a candid lie Tor Constable IN this, the First Dis
trlct, at the March lection. ian3l-Ie
aH-we are authorized TO announce Capt. JESSE W.
PAGE, as a Candidate for Constable III tue Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
Janl2-Ie
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4 aral ~ lii 3

WKLconk ARrIrAL We we're arfe :.
by surprised atanotbef arriyalof the East.
err mail on last Wednesday evening,
nearly week inside oE schedule time.
The mail was large and IN excelien. con-
dition, Our exchanges dated iii July
30th, inclusive.
ARRryED The Hon. WIN. II. Hooper,
Gee. @ Cannon, Esq, ana General II
S. EIdredge came home on Monday last
BuKsLknr On Tuesday last, about D
pm, the store Of Mr.. Jas. Hague was bro
ken into and three Coils revoisers stolen
The burglars have not yet been disco.
yered, although suspicious are strong
against certain parties who we're seer
proving around about that time
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-18

been transferred 10 other nations, We can
not claim the right y Say much ii favor
IL our delegate. Foregoing, through
compulsion, cnr ancient privilege 81 blair.
ney. Or what Is yulgarly called among the
heathens son soap We win venture to
say- welcome home, Colonel. you have
done yonr duty We all, all Utah, like
you. Go back after your rest and DO as
You hare done; va nsk no more, no
better II may not have occurredto the
minds II gentlemen abroad. that Of tile
multitude who eongregate ID the Repre-
sentatises Hall At The Capital, Colonel
Hooper Is tie oalg man who takes with
him into thai hall The warm feelings Of All
lie hearls of tie people from whose Terri
Tory Of State be comes More than that;
be alone of al that great body can come
rome and see n every face a smile, 81
lear from al speaking lips God bless
Toul
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-18
i AssING STR i 80

We have great pleasure 10 giving the
following very important items which
with great labor and most interchangeable
research we have called for the benelit d
the world u laFge, and the legal brother,
hood in particular;
'SoMEwHAr INV Ann coanEcrlyrl g.
y has been reported, and we have
lad occnlar demonstration Of the fact.
that . prominent member of the Bar has
actually commenced the gtudyof staint<
law.and what may seem more strange,
the public have the benefit Of his readings,
j although they hare evidently thus far
been quite limited.
The occurrence reminds us Of q l,ious,
old uncle, whose zeal for the conversion
81 slnneFa was great, and entirely tiisnro.
portiOnato to bis biblical knowledge or
theological researches. He used the
i same form Of prayer on all occasions, and
qnoted the same passageA Of scripture III
proof Of every position assumed IL
tolied faithfully to correct the errors 81
mankind, but unfortunately his labors
were seldom appreciated, aud we never
honrd Of bis making any proselJtes.
We hope this new aSpirant Tor fame
VIII continue his studies, and that as Ii
advances he will be moro happy in his
quotations and applications, and any thing
- our province 70 contribute, that vii
accelerate his progression tiil he passe,
T thai 1.f,fS, a -, ~. v..sk s.;ss,
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THE
NOUN N FER.
TIN.
eRtar sALT laEt rlTN
SATURDAY AUGUsT Ii lss'
no orr FRIENps

TO OUR FRIENDS
T'HIs number closes The first volume q
The MouSfAtxEEn How ar We have sIlc
cesdcd IN answering the denands Or 81
pectations Of our readers. thenstlye, must
be tie judges we have nt legst sndea.
yored 70 DO our duty Plsese everybody
Ne knew w could not, aud consequently
dld not ny.
The MorxfkINEER was started under
che most uufavorabIe auspices Away,
far away from sources u materials. ii was,
10 al appearances, 4 Wild venture. But
she citizens called for such paper, and
they wonId have Il
II our enterprise. L would BE- unfair ID
Us 10 neglect to acknowledge how much
we are Indebted 10 numerous friends for
their aid. We cannot indiyidualize; but
feel under obligations 70 single out the
aDeseret News and its worthy editor. a.
having been among the foremost to gsncr-
odsIy step forward % the aid Of what
naxroK.minded men might call Z rival.
Judge, God bless youi
AT the commencement we were strongly
supported By two Of the most eminent of
theIsgal profession n our Territory. They
were stfous supporting pillars, and gave
pith and energy 70 our little sheet that
cannot easily be supplied again Now,
thsy have turned @ other occupations;
and il those We wish them the best Of
sueceas; and still expect them 70 noafish
foudIy the infant they aided IN bringing
into The wide-wide contentious world.
u has been portion Of our duty 10
record many . tale d blsod and yiIlainy
witch We would iain have not beeIl called
upon 70 do. When We appear again wc
trust the next act ii the drama viii 81
less gloomy But We may be mistaken.
4 i true that the army and ilsdisgusting
appendagss, hive nearly al eyaporated.
They have been directly Or indirectly the
source Of most Of tho recent troubles ii
Utah And now Ii may be feared that
the crccodiIes egg they have left i hatch.
iag in the mn Let rs i'll, however, hope
for the best.
One task We arc proud to say, has
never been required Of lis: and that Il.
the rspsehension Of orr public oiyicials,
Ia the midst q rowdsisu and riots and
bullying and shooting, We have never hnd
occasion but 70 compliment our MAYOR.
our city marshal and police, for their
rromptness ID maintaining the peaceful
rights Of the citizens. Or local conrts
haye also demanded share 81 coinpli.
rnents although they sometimes may
have been omitted through oversight.
They have inagniied and fearlessly done
honor % he laws Of our TERRITORY save
when they have met with Imported inter.
rpption
q present We cannot promise that NJ
will continue dur Issue without Sigh
interruption Our paper, ink, and new
type. arc on the road hither; but il mn,
not arrive before our present supply
exhansted. The deIay. howerer, willnoi
we think, extend beyond two weeks, an
We will carefully guard against any los
of time On orr part ID the mcantim,
good friends, Il you haye liked Eolum
please help its successor
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-18
aumf 4RmH.

4 BIZ The Eastern mail we have "a.
eelsed New York aud other eastern dates
TIL the 2lst, and frontier dates till the
Esd Of JaIy. :....E- II. -.
REIlcs or FHE J4FANRsz. -5Tbe depar,
tpre Of theJanaaese has caused a VOID.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-18
On M Mnuitatiung

FROM ouR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Nan YoE,S, Ialy isth,, 1850,
EpITuBs MOUNTAINOUS; u s...:s = !. 49,
=. tifsrIthI.Ai'4I sent yptl- a f5w ilenls. -
camp ehreEielcr Of the foiSsi3aary lEqit tIaln!