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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

I enntSsee and Alabama Railroad.
Esszszzzzs EEssszzaaIss=a szzss=ss=ssa a
rA 4TsESE - E5zzSS
HALF PRICE TOTRE FAIR At FRANKLIN
DERS0NS attending the Fair Franklin, common
cling Monday, September oath, Will be charged full
fare TO Franklin and returned FREE.
W. ON. PERKINS,
sept24 Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
POTATOES.

f0N BBIS. Northern Potatoes, just received and
lOtt for sale by CONRAD, CHANDLER x co.
Sep11-2w No. 40 south College st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
II HI f H o " E
SE " ING MACHINE,

The undersigned having the HOME SEWING MA
CHIMES in m their families and hay ing thoroughly
tested them upon every variety Of work. do rot hest
tate 10 pronounce them the most simple, the most
easily managed, and. euiphatiealiy stle ssse Piss
TLfyss,, of Sessin.. Machines
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IS
10

PURSUANT decree the Cj,spc--x f.aa-..t
Nashville in the of Wm Nauldin Guardian 4.
james NJ Sneed and others. viii sell Al the tss,t
House in Nashville, SStaFsids. October Gu ISso q
Tfacf Of so 4eTss II Laad some miles from lis
City. in Civil District No. 5.
TERsEss-6, l., Is and - mouths witilo
The biddiEaS to cossssssscs Of $40 per acre
" required and lien retained S1u0 rssaa
J. +. GIEAYE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSUANT TO decree of the Ciancery Court at
l. Nashville ia the case Of G. :. Shuman John
q Flynn, wilss l. at the Court House ia Nashville,
oIa Saturday, October q, 1850, negro named
PatSey, and also the tneriri lease Of te house aud
boz mentioned in the pieadgs This understood 10
be lease OF the house and lot the intersection ct
the Gaatin and the Whites Creek Turnpikes in EDGE
field which is TO expire on thc-ist January 1862.
Terms of this sale cash.
sept5-tds J. F. sIEAVES & 4 II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
M E r e A NJ S

NE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
the public that he has still on hand a number of
handsome vehicles OF all kinds and splendid stud Of
buggy and saddle horses for the use of fast Young
gents on COURfING EXPEDITIONS or for the accom-
mediation of Young America and Young Americas
Sweetheart
What man living, of any of progressive spirit,
would be content to snail it behind SLOW HORSE
when he knows that an ANIMAL OF SPIRIT could be
oh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

PURSUANT TO a decree Of the Gi1ancerv C,,r, !,
Nashville, in the case of6eo u Hanlett Is Lewis Hon.
and others, viii sell, at the Court House in Nasiif
on Saturday Octotr 6, 1S6o, fe acs f land IA Sri
Place, known as the Tavern Stand bought BY Iayt
80 poles AZ
TEIsrs.-6 l. and Is months, with interest ana ssi
nee from redemption Security required AMI lien r..
tanned. - &c
Sept 5-tSis J. + GLEAvES. c An.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

Setaydas. cssoz<F Q, 1soo the property tie sna-
sht Melvin, sHuated II the Of Broad saS NJ
>alry streets, West Nashville Lot 90 feet by L.
1EE<xs-Sale free rom redeInpfion and purchase
money q b due in equal payments, and q Isl
pra lsol srd Isl April 1862 With interest Scssriiy
required and lien retained
}. E GIEAyEs, c S3I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

PURSUANT TO a decree OF the Claane,rv fo,,-t =.
Nashville IN the case Of VIM b Walton r. I,n o.
aud others will sell, At the Court House in NsbKs
oa SataFddy the Oh IF ocsoSr 1850 a es1T,,,. ,S1 -
Church Turnpike, 2 miles from the citv. - :
- months credit without interest. AMI fraA
iFonl redemption Security required aad lien rsiais-t
S,i"S-t1s J. E GIEANS. { All
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, ii the Gaze of Eli l. Woods rs John
Longhurst, viii SELL at the Court House in Nashville
on Saturday. October C. 1850, lot No IT, in the plan Of
Woods addition
TERMs-6 months credit, without interest. Security
reqred and lien retained
sen,5-tds J. E GLEAvEs, c An
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
The Missouri Democracy Evenly Df-
vIded-The State Certain for He'll
and Everett,

The unexpected exhibit of strength by the
Breckenridge Democrats of Missouri at their
recent Convention at Jefferson City, and the
evidences of a steady growth of that faction
of the Democracy in the State, ever since the
late rlcction, have alarmed the friends OF
Douglas, and caused them to lower their
crests.
The fact that both our U. S. Senators have
espOused the cause OF Breckenridge with all
their might, while the Governor elect of the
State maintains a position of neutrality,
merely approving Douglas nomination, and
endorsing breckinridge's principles, is sufi-
cient TO cause serious unessiness among the
adherents OF the wandering orator"
Douglas, il is true, still steadily maintains
his strength in ST L 'uis; but Breckenridge is
steadily, though slowly, gaining on him in
the interior. The friends of the latter are
growing more confident and boastful, as the
day OF election approaches, and are certain
of their ability TO divide the vote OF the par
" equally with their Douglas opponents.
The vote of the State will be about 158, 900,
and will probablV. be distributed as follows:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSUANr to decree of the Chanccry Court at
Il Nashville, in the of Antrew Johnston U.s. Da-
vid u. Allen. and in accordance with an agreement
entered INTO by the parties int -ested viii SELL at
the Court House III Nashville, Saturday, October g.
1850, Dccid IL Aliens shop Hukst street south of
Broad lot 20 feet by ia This property be bought
Tor less than the cost OF the house. Sale absolute and
credit of = u, Is and "a months With interest and
free from redemption Security requ red and lien re-
tanned
Sept5-tds J. E GLEAYES. C. & NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
AT THE LEVIiTHAN STABLES.

Parties desiring Coaches for s'PIC-NICS y and safe
and careful Drivers, should not forget what the papers
SAID about The NEW CoACH from the LEvIATHAN LIVERY
STABLES, on North Market street.
J. C. McFERRAN,
lanzO-u Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSUANT TO decree OF the Chaneery Court al
l. Nashville. in the case of Young.S Carson rs B.
Lanier, VIII sell at the Courthouse in Nashville ca
Saturday, October oh, 1860 certificate for 100 shares
Of Stock, issued by the Hopkins Sastodon Coal & Iron
Mining and Manufacturing Company. The said shares
being 500 each and the certificate No. SIC.
Terms cash. J. Z. GIEANES. c. & NJ.
sant5-tds
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FIRST WARD.

w
Election to be held at Morris s. STATIONS.
Judges kirkpatrick, VIM Phillips, .Jno Briggs.
Receiver of Notes-W A Moss Clerks-C w Peden,
Jas Gennett. Magistrate TO atend-G Gillespie, Esq.
SECOND WARD.
Election to be held at Myers & Hunts.
Receiver of Votes-GeO W Coleman. Clerks-Wm
McFerran, Chas Sloan. Magistrate-silam Dyer, Est.
THIRD WARD.
Election to be held at W L Boyd's Office.
Judges-Andrew Anderson, JnO Hume B 5 Wei
Ter. Receiver of VOtes-Jno Reddick Clerks-B
Brown, Ed Hicks. Magistrate-J Alexander, Esq.
FOURTH WARD
Election to be held at Theatre.
Judges L Ryan, W Martin, \ Beech. Re
ceiver of votes-Robt Barr. Clerks-W T Hughes.
Van Holman Magistrate-W ID Robertson, Esq. +
FIFTH WARD.
Election 10 be held at Iatmer SANKEY'S
.Judges-Wm Loftin. A B Shankland, John Morrow
Receiver of votes-E GlascOck Clerks-JnO ii Cur
nv W Coleman. Magistratc-Josiah FERRIS, ESD.
SIXTH WARD
Election to be held at StaTkey and Pratt's, Cherry
Street.
Judges-W W Petition, Van Baugh, Richard Mccain.
Receiver Of votes-A Pyle. Clerks-M Brooks,
Thos II Glenn. Magistrate-W + Meachem. Esq
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case of c. ". Nance and J. III
Mcdonald rs w II. Crosthwat, viii SELL at the court
House in Nashville Saturday, October g. 1860 Iot
on the NUlJreestorO Turnpike known as No s. in Ir
I27.
TERMS, II and Is months, without interest Sc
curity required and lien retained and sale free from
redemption.
sePt5-tis ] E. GLEAvEs, C. d "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

DURSuASF 70 decree Of the chzncsry cezrf &
u Nashville, IN the Of Joshua D. SPAN y F1zllp
Melvin, WIZ eel II The cost House IN EzShvle. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

SIXTH WARD
NEf tN III " MD.
Election TO be held at TernneranCe Hal

Election 10 De hcId at temperance Tia l.
JudseS-W Crosthwait, Jos Steele, Hensley Cor
bctt- Receiver of votes-N Corbett. Clerks
Geo Miller, Jas Meadows. MagistrateJohn Corbett
Esq. --f
TIC As-R TpU
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

NASHVILLE -.
Rev DIR Ford, " C Hough
W Cartwrighf HG Scales. =
Geo Ieiper Mrs James Wyatt. & =
III Peider, Z z Campbell.
a W Southwortii T NJ Brennan
Mrs Iockharf, w l. ID lawrence
% Axe. DIR G w Currey
q E Navagh. Thos Leek 3
Rogers, s.sesrr So Ii " Mckinney
Beech. AIrs Plumnler.
F Hardcastle, = j G Moore,
Peifer Fl HPiummer
A WieleSs, 7 W Green.
Mrs 2 J Couch, ? s > FL Criddle :
:. Newman, John Quigley,
C McCrory, w C Hall,
W II Mnchin Mrs z Randle
DIR " Huddlesten, s.. E Smith.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Miss II short, Mrs P Hildreth -
Mrs Z Trnitt, \ Richardson,
Fl Crouch Mrs Mary NJ Bese4 =
joel Anderson Miss Mary Craig.
Mrs l. Hays.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Clifton Emory, John Miller,
Mrs Tana. Mrs Williams,
Jonathan Corn. 5 Pattee.
Mrs Sims, Mrs Gregory,
3 TrumaD - GuiifOrd,
Mrs Kinnely 20 Travis.
Capt o " Davis, Clarks " Davis, Fayetteville
II Herbn, vile. Mrs Il Stroud. Morrison.
II PhiIbrooks, Columbia E LC Witty,
4 Parrish, Cumberland VI 4 Marshall. Rutherford
Iron Works. county
KENTUCKY.
Tison, Mrs NJ A Russell
Mrs Z Wyatt. Mrs II A Girvin
A Stockess, Mrs A Yancey.
lafayette Smith.
GEORGIA.
| II Dunn, ! " Dunn
Mrs A Gordon Mrs c knowltoi p
John Davis. Mrs 5 Daniels
Mrs Ii Davis, Tryon,
ALABAMA ) Kelly.
These unrivalled MACHINES are sold at the low
price of S60-hemmers included. They gather and
the band at the same time. Stitch in cords
without fastening, hem, fell, bind, &c. They sew
every variety of work, from the LlGHTEST TO the
HEAVIE-T, and unquestionably the best Machiues
in the market for family 4 Premium award
ed to the HOWE MACHINE at the late State Fair.
CONE BROS, Agents,
sept25-tf IS College street, Nashville sTenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28

Judgcs-ChaS r Green. Jno y Hobbs n Cotton.
Receiver Of votes--Wm Satin. Cierks--Jno Sgtter-
field, Hugh Carroll. AIagistrate--R Rives. =
sept20-td
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Nj ORGAN & WALLACE.
DEALERS II
Ladies ana Genflemen's Fine
Eaters. Shoes and Boots.
Also
Trunks, VaIises s Carpet Bags.
NO 16 PUBLIC SQUARE.
CAT Calhoun's Old Stand,l
Ma shViIle Tennessee.
septI0-tf
Good Investn,en,

n GOOD Investment.
AN now Offering for sale, the place on whirh r.
side situated on the Gallatin Pike, about two miles
from the city OF Nashville containing Saf acres OF rich
land four of which high state OF cultivation as a
vegetable garden, in which there are Asparagus ana
re Rant beds, and quite number of excellent Fruit
Trees The Improvements consist OF a neal frsI.a
dwelling house with kitcheu stable crib COW shed A.
am determined TO sell and VIII offer this place al a
great bargain For further particulars apply 10
j. MIIIlRON
septII-Im No 81 College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
Ghaaeerg Sales
Chancery Sales for Saturday,
October 9Th, 1860.

Sale TO toe place The CadncY Court Room, at Cont
house, the order Of the advertisements bIotr ard 70
be commenced ~ 10 O'Clock precisely.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
Cholera, Flux, Dysentery.

100 ACRES OF IA Nh
FOR S ALE.
THE undersigned viii sell half or the whole of
L 200 Acres of Land, lying in Councils Bend on
Duck River, in Hickman county, Tennessee about four
miles below Centreville.
Des ipfiOn.
There is about 200 Acres of Land now in cultivation
lasting Springs on it, with buildings az each-one
Frame Dwelling with suitable negro and
other out houses The farm be divided into three
parts without injury.
Terms.
II only one half is sold, one third of the purchase
money must be paid in cash. the balance on ftoo equal
annual nsailments If the whole tract is sold togeth
er, payment must be in cash. and the balance on
equal annual enstallments from one TO seven years as
may be agreed on. Persons wishing TO purchase can
call aaa examine for themselves get any infor-
nation they may wish by addressing
s H. WILLIAMS.
augl4-w2ms Centrcville, Tenn.
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Dry-Eoods very Cheap.

/ AN cow in receipt Of my large and well sssart-4t
Istock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which / a.,
Offering " very low prices.
AS qui * sales and small profits is my motto am
willing 10 take up with the latter 10 ascotnTiiS
Iner, and VIII offer great Inducements an sgh MI.
favor me " IN call. especially cash buyers f
ana see ior ourselves DAVID HUMPHREY
sept2i-a No. % South side OF thu sos,sTe
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| DURSUANT to decree of the Cham cry Court al
Nashville, IN the case of Hiram Vaug N, Admins
OF said NJ McNaly viii sell, at the Con- House in
Nashville, Saturday. October 6, 1880 The house and
lot Of the hcNdiiy estate, Cherry stree south of
Broad, which was assigned TO the widow Ii dover
ss beng sale Of the property, subject to Hrs fcNal-
ly's life right an same.
TERMs-6 and Il months credit with interes. :; pur-
chaser to give note with satisfactory security, lien
to be retained.
sept5-tds JE eLEAyEs, C &u
IL.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chanoery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case Of John Mallory u.s. JOSH, b
Mallory and others, will SELL Saturday. October e.
1850, at the Court House in Nashville the following
valuable property, TO wit: The Mallory residence on
South Cherry street, lrh Jos feet Of ground next
Mallory street, attached The remainder of this piece
Of property 159 feet divided into lots one lot Of los
feet front on South College street.
TERNs-1, and years credit, with interest (ec-
ee as TO cash TO pay costs and expenses, lsich iUi be
collected house lot) Purchasers TO give noles with
sept5-tds J. E GLEAVES C - NJ
L.
DURsuANT 10 decree of the Chaneery Court at
l. Nashville, in the of VIM. Fox aud wifi, ne
Frank and Riley Rowtop will sell at the Court Hoase
in Nashville, Saturday, October g. 1s6O a koalse adj
u front of 40 feet
TERMs-l and years credit Notes to bear interest
lien retained
sept6-ids J.E GIEAvEs, cam
DURsCANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the case of Samuel ylord executor
OF John ID. Gaylord, deceased, Helen ~ GAYLORD
will sell, AT the Court House in Nashville Saturday
October o, 1s6o, oo lots College street extended each
90 feet front, and known lots No. % and So J. W
Campbeil's plan
TERxs-1 and years credit with interest Notes.
with good security, required, and lien retained.
sePt5-tds J. E. GIEAEEs, c. & n.
IA
DCRSUANT TO decree OF the chancery Court
Nashville, in the case Of F. Tones, Dr. Henri
in Nashville, Saturday, October 6, 1s6o, les Ao 130
and 1917 an the Eavfssg addition.
TERxs-6, IL, Is and "a months credit, without in
terest, and free from redemption. Notes, with
sept5-tds J. E GIEAVES. c. < n.
Is
i Nashville, in the Of W. B. Bayless and III A
Gieaves u.s. John DeCamp viii sell al The Court Hons
in Nashville, Saturday, O<e<r G. 1850 fsoo los -,
EcAg 1renue, EiciHg fddstioH each 80 Z by 40
feet, and known as lots I52 and 153 IN the plan
TEgAs-5, II and Is months credit wei Iutares,
and without redemption Security required and ie,,
retained. - 80
sept5-tds J-E GLEAvEs, an
DCkSuANT 70 a decree Of the Chancer, Court Al
NASHVILLE, IN the ease Of p. w. Naxev Co ana
Stnerss creditors OF Stewart Oven rs Stewart A
wen VIII sell at the Court House In Nashville on
saturday, October 8, Iee0, Lot No IS In plan Of Hay
actory property, ot 43 by $50 feet) and being the
oemoss, Esq.
TEExs-s II and Is months, with interest and with.
'u' redemption Security reqaired aad lien retained
J. e GLEAyES, C NJ
II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
A Fine New Tor Buggy.

vHTE have handsome new Buggy for sale al I
w month time, for satisfactory paper.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS CO.,
.Sentral Rooms,
sep-22-g q College Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-28
For Rent OF Lease

/ HANEa good Brick Dwelling, with four rooms
Il and twenty acres OF excellent land and plell "a
ty of good water. win lease II from i,i.s5
one to five years. Situated on the NoIensyiIl Turn
pike adjoining the corporation line
GIBSON MERRITT
aug2I-3tavStf
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THIRD WARD.
EIETH WARD

judges L Ryan W Martin \ C Beech Re
ceiver of votes-Robt Barr. Clerks-W T Hughes
Van Holman. Magistrate-W ID Robertson, Esq.
, 1860-01-23
Hrcsbytcrian;Sm in the South, that church was

rrcsbytcrianisn in the South, that church was
l,y far the best abolition society cxtaut Nc
vcnturcd, however, to suggest that they were
not for the reason that men and churches llad
rcccutly been driven IRON tho: slaveholding
States for hulding Eanti-slayae1y sentiments
not more ultra than Dl, Ricea eight PROPOSE
tlous, wllildsho ,nomber, preacher or7congre-:,
CATION Of that church had been disturbed If
the North Carolina Presbyterian correctly re-
presents that denomination IN the South, it I'LL
lows that our conclusion was just one, and
HAT Dr:-Rce eight propositions, taken rs he
gave them, without explaining their Obvious
meaning an away, arc considered by that church
as @neendiary and dinsnrrectionary doctrines"
wurranting the summary seizure and impris-
onrnent Of whoever may hold them. lu what
sense, then. eau Dr.. Rfce's. eight propositions
be considered defence Of the Old School
Presbyterian; Church in its action toward
Shareholders? Is it not drawing TOO largely
upon the credulity Of tho people OF this latl-
t1de, to assume that they are the views Of
that denomination, and that their observance
is cnjoincd upon all its slayefolding communi-
cauts? -
, 1860-01-23
Western Democrats.
The c0rraapOnfient ofs ff,t Nnu- To-t- r. =

The correspondent OF the New York TrtJuat
writes from Washington:
~ Intelligence here iron, the West -rcpresent.
that the Democracy have suffered seriously ly
The Developments aud The disunion sentiments
OF tlf Southern managers since tue meetinr nj
Congress. lu many places their or.,anzai;.,
ues been boldly rcpudiatcd, aud ip others .bcy
hare gone OVER in numbers to the Kepublicans
1t is freely admitted here By Democrats that
one hnf Of tue seventeen members from th,.
West have probably lost their seats by voting
lor Know Nothing candidates for the Sneaker.
sup, who were put up without any regard to
tlicir wishes or etnbarrus. .meuts. Some Of then,
have been cateful enough to avoid this blunder.
but still hare suffered from contact with the fire.
eatera, whose only policy is rule or ruin.
There IL no mode Of cxtricatiou from this
d'l;nlsnn now but manly rtcantatiou aud wit5.
lrawal from all such political connection. No
bond of sympathy Or interest realtv uuites lie
West with these domsneeriug disunionists.
There are members from that section Of tho
House who are ou1y separated from the Repub.
Acans by mere name. II thcy would rise ia
tho assertion Of their sincere conyictious. eren
that trivial forsnnlity would not separate them.
They haTe tile power in their hands to decide.
this contest for the Speakcrstip, and without
any sacrifice Of principle. 1t is clear that no
Northern Democrat can command even the sul.d
vote ot his own party. Mr. McCtcruand hnrd!,,
rtcelved third OF it. because be wu. kuown tn
10 friend Of Judge Douglns Mr. yalluud;r-
ham was cheaply comp1ifncntcd ouly when H..
ayowed himself substantially a Pro. slavery
proPagandist.. And Mr.. Davis Of Indiana, Ut.
ter bein. used, was abnsed most con e,nptuuus-
y. Thus il the manner IN which Western Dem.
ocrats have been treated. The party has bce,,
compelled to choose, or rather to alternate. be-.
tween a Sul'iticr and Know Nothing, ever
since the voting begun. southern men on|y
have pulled the full democratic strength, MS tie
records will prove. Bocock, Mi!lson, aud Ham.
1'ton. with variations upon Dotelcr, Maynard.
ul1d other .imericans tell the whole story. Scott
Of California is pirginian, and may be includ.
cd in the same category
, 1860-01-23


The Pixies Peak Express arrived here this
noon, bringing the mai! and passengers from
Denver City and Salt Luke City, e, 900 in guild,
aud dates from Jefferson to the 18th inst, and
from Utah to December 3pth.
AdviceA fron, Mountain City report miners
still at work in TINT neighborhood, with profit
able results.
Elections had been held in the mountains, in
which the question Of organizing new counties
undcr the Provisional Government, was voted
down by decided maiorities. The general ex-
preston Is in favor of a separate political or
ganizatiop by Congress, and against auy con-
lection with Cansas.
:. A demand for mail facilities With New Mexico
Was sensibly felt. owing to the increased COM
u1ercc between the two countries The distance
from Leayenworth TO Santa Fe via Denver City.
is not greater than from Independence, tGe
present starting point, and the former route
has line of setlleracnts along its whole ex-
tent, and would not require to be patrolled By
,trppps to render it secure- =
An emigration is anticipated during the COM
ing spring superior to that Of LAST year. and
eu1igrants are cautioned against taking tbs road
unp1ovided With all necessary subsistence
The Pixies Peak Express Company will in
crease their line 70 tri-weekly one on the 1st
February, and have stock enough for double
daily line as soon as demanded by trayel.
4 desperate affray occurred in Salt Lake City
the Sunday previous to the departure of the
malls, between two bands Of desperadoes, head
ed respectively by Lot Huntingdon and Bill
Hickman, in which Hickman WAS no1tally and
Huntington slightly wounded Seyezal others
also received tr1ding injuries.