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3 J.. Hooper, vs.. Alexander Mccew1 and others
Nlsyii IN the above named Cast, \ viii ef1er ~
public sale the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February. 1860.
A House AID Lot kus cell street, fugeheid,
the same being the property occupied by Alex
Aeco~n, (tte lot fronts 81 ieet, and runs back l7e
TEExe-7 1lths credi,--a, d without right IL re-
demptsos purchase money % be wei secured By
personal security, and lien I. be retained
Part Of n. q. McNairy Farm
GO Acres.
DURsU Ant TO u decree OF the chancery Cour, At
l. Nashville in the Case CT Amanda a Pc ter Va
r. c. AcNairy sd others, will otter At public sale
at he Court House 10 this city on
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1860,
sixty-two acres ANA 90 poles III land wing N The
the city being part VI the n. A. HcSary
farm, and beng LOtsNo i, 2, in the plan OF The
dvison IF said farm said Ia d fronts the tor.pke,
B. owns c eek runs thr-.ngt tie tract, and ,-
saIne oe sold d vi hole ciyideu as may ap-
pear ost adv sable in day Of sale
TEhxs-i,2 g. years credt-hot,s TO bear in
teicst, u be pas able l. BA am lien % be retain d.
jan. TO- 1860 a.. j. E GIEAYES,C ii.
House and Lot ON Broad street.
DURSUA 10 decree Of the Chaiscery court
l. NASHVILLE the ii James JOHNSON ". r.
Joni.sol, viii offer public sale. at the
Court House IN tais city on
Saturday the Is h gay of February, leo.
the house MOI tn-side Bg.a>. treet los
tween Cnerr, and Sunn,er) formerly occupies by
James johnson 81 feet Iro-I.
TEkhs.-Casl 81 ,C00-and iur the the bal nee
crei' "a 2, 81 years. no interest except for one year
Buildings commence at s13 400.
Jan 10, 1850. III J. h GiEAyES, c. NJ.
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Louisville. XIV.


The Proprietors OF the GAIT HorsE. pre-
pairing for a isrgeincrsase of travel - n she
opening ofthe Louisviiie aad Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to iass.s its
former capacity, with new and excessive BIZ
lard Rooms. Bath Rooms, &c.
The pahlie may rely that the weil-earned
reputation ofthe Calf II sase as strictly hrsi-
class Hotel. shall be mainiaiaed. The House
IL most conveniently located fer travel Essf
OF West, as the Loaissiiis Once Of thr JEFF
srsoasille 4 siiruai, assisg direct Railroad
connections TO ali SortherH and Eastern Cif
e-.sae ths iaading Of lbr United statee Mai
l. nc steamers for cinelausii and the East
are within square Of The Hotel.
80 baggage Checked ia she Cali House
I'll lae SriaesPai selnls. North. East aud
Neat.
~ fine tran louisville 20 New York
- hoars. sezts-sn
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~ We are authorized 20 apnounce BAXTER SIXTH,
ESQ.,, Of Sumner county, can1seate for Attorney
General In the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
Election Nay next ocfi4-te
e. We are requested to announce s. l. FfxLzy as
candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
ciai Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
e. We are authorized announce JAMES &.
RAIxs ESQ.,. as candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties OF Davidson, Sumrer aud Williamson
Election next May. azs oetS-se
For sheriff.
nP We AUTHORIZED To announce jOHN II.
EDsitgN DSON a a Candidate Tor sheriff Of Davidson
County, at the ensuing March election octz6-te-
HIVE authorized to announce JAMES u.
HINTON Candidate for election To the oiisce OF
sheriff of Davidson county al the ensuing March
election. sept2std-
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River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb. l.--Lebanon, Cincinnati.
ELLA. Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Ella, P.,ducth.
John Gault. Louisville.
The river is still rising with plenty of
boats.
The Jas Johnson is loading for New Or
leans.
The .HinnetoHka departs for Paducah at
noOi to day.
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srArr er cossrcucrr.l

ccuNrs oF ffxszrosp
1, HEssY X ~ wncH. Notary Pubic m asd for
the stsse of t1aacStic0i. duly setenszzf nea s-ksd
s~oF-. rsssisng the tsss amt Gsasty ~ h.ftfur
la SAID q csanccEtrut, do e-tfy thai tlss
Gas Il lnasFy, IN iiar year thoesssa eth, sau
are1 and sky, s-srsnnss asSersd beisss sa4g
Cts II tfsrsss a. sszIph Ga efte and Jssss
botn 81 this eiss IA whom ~siI aEqGslHl
81. ASA personally knows 10 % %
spect g-ls Tbs Psosl eat asse secretary 81 sad Car
TT osk Fire and Esrsse iAsafznes CmEahs, azsd
taey shss and there seserslas sss=erses Ia. eb<ss
stat n ~ M Fssseace, ssd nzde ssirsssh cath g.
ttse 4 nth q The usstiErs sh-F<ia SET fsFsh-
In sEtarss = teress. have befsa 20 eel sly iE=ed
esa sfxo >ot<FAl zeal, ~ z4ld cIs u hartford
ii Tie t~rat % a-y Il January soae "a arAna shs
q. HENRY ~ " WEIGH.
jsES>-u. kss4sf feb ~
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IJUhSI M 10 ut IIs Gu N tIIc ase OF
l. J hu k.mage ". X. i.uca- and Others IN lc-
cal hours
Salurday The 18th of February, 1860,
The Ia cat. VIII Oh AT public
"a Il giIrst bidder, a credit oi l. "a
nIobtiIs VITA Interest dIy oil sale aud
redemitI the tract ii SO acr, Oh Ianu bong &
b " IL. Luces, NJ Chaucery sale ia the case vi
Aliisod, Adu'r., 9. ucDer and others aHi $50
the Irscto' IL acres ana "a poles bought 0y hun III
Use g. tract OF ID acres, part oI the
IA, A owGet by Lucas, ami desc, Ibed By b!ui
Ia The Deed u. Trust ma,le o. y D. CT',ss
1 Will sell such portion the S91s acre tfact as
IN AZ be iels uasod the sale ths uecree
the of =. AsJ4, Atari, ~ Cru cner aud 9TH
ers a.t,Itsou the said tracts OF 10 and Is acres
uHIl eauug,u shall have been SOLD pay satisfy
u. tbls TINS loo SS51 80, be-
sidcs interest and costs Purchasers Will be re-
CURED t. execute their notes, with approved securi
Iy, tue time Of SALE len " II be retained
me laud until The purchase money is fully paid
J. L. GLEAVtS c. x NJ,
jau1S-td Ch tucery Court At Nashville.
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AtSo,

general assortment Of Pliats, Oils, varnishes
ziaes, fisairs faek'e, Perfamery, Bru hes, i'ys
stuns, &C., all OF ~nica ask tue attention OF
purchasers.
10. G. BROWN & EVANS
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the huuse in this city Il will Oier at public
e Ia tue highest blsdcr, credit " l. u
uioaIiIs wh interest fran tay of sal aud rom
lon, tie trac; OF SO acres Lind, bought
b. W. X Lucas at CIauccry sale in the OF A
Allison, Admr., CrGIcner and others; an also,
the tract of 40 acres "A ppies bought By him y
Whitsett By n hitSetI OF Vaug hsa-
will set rnci p.rton OF the 595s acre ira { as
may De lie uusOld after the sale the deere
case A An ison Adm r. Cruicher ami 0lhe.
and add the tract o. 10 acres aud "a 20
Ia tai en- u III saii have been sold pay mi sstis.y
the this Court IN tails case for $s6S 10, be-
sites interest Iad casts Purchasers will be require
their 5 with ap proved sccu It.. al tiie
oi sale, anil wui b
Ltnd until the pIrcusse naJuey Is fully paid.
J. T.. ui.EANE,, Z. x ",
ian1s-td Chahcery a. urt at ashvIlle.
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Gcnuine Goa LlNcr Oil.
Its pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption Scroaula Chronic Kneuma tsW Sc,
ever discovered.
CAUrIoS.-Thc value of this remedy depends upon
it's purity land in order To secure CUSTOMERS
pure article, vi urn went To Newfoundland 20
superinIend the manufacture OF our OiI,
pure. See that the label the eagle and
mortar, anu the signature the cork ot bot
tie, there great deal Oi cheap, inferior oil
,,aned oil for genuine, To the great Injury oil ps-
tieuts.
zs- Askfor Hegenan, Clark 4 Co.'S, and take no
other, many been cured with the genuine
shO have used others without any benefit.
Useful in livery Family.
amt, Grease Spots, &C., removed instantly
yes, silks, Ribbons, &c. &C eaued equal TO new !,
thUut injury TO the most delicate color OF tabrIc
hEGEMAN & CO.'S CoNCENTRAIED BENZINE,
ly 70 cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN & Co., Druggists,
l6I. 399, oil and SO broadway, NY.
1vwG-p5nom
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Pa. nansh,p and Phenssral b.
MN. DOLnEAn.s

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c4szre f<sssAzcs tzs-r1s a. ~. ~ zp@fs -
tssn Mr. ss-ss c&ssrs stzasa q sse1 fe9
tsus Ere1a tas ees-tsx sss a4zh t1esr issserz -
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No liabilities TO banks OF others, due or not
" I.,ss.- .,,t,s 49,. - "a ,iae -
i.os-.-s sja-ied, bur not due .......... sise6 ss
L.5sses ansujss ell. =. l1,zsI %
4. .ss-s la us,sesise awaiting further proof,
well a. ssses resisted. i1cinted IA last -
~'s"efR t'Ne .-.-.- ,-..-.-..
Ali 81 inns against the company None
The rule II company u Dsst - excred
Sl0,e In sEly ris< iiseiy 70 Be iost
by a lie ehre..... :.
fhS ilst 4 .sared In a city OF village de-
pen AZ us SIZE. generally ali the de-
sr.0e axis % ;,ad subject d the rule
IA sbave nsIGcd
The asns,iBt inssred In any block si
buildings deisends upaa It's SIDE and eoa-
srssctho., sst3 CT ~ the rule abore se-
irtre@i - 1880.
The Act of iscorpos alton u on Die 10 your Office
RsIiH aiLLEIf, ts.ssspkxf.
JosErH II. SfsAsrs, Secretary.
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GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville Al 7;5o, A. 4. and 2, ?. n
G sMiSG WEST.
.xx,x.., S.sh,-,..,, a s-so . - aad s:ior

II f1tsi conneruoil, aad sorfesl roate % booton,
N New for<, Paila selphia, sitiiaore, Washing
toa, CGAriast.sE. Savannah, montgomery, >os Or
leans &c. Passengers tssst SsutA over
Msnt shls Ca arie=psi Railroad viii take lac
r. n traIn lrssa Nashville, who. wssg nseCt al
Ch ttsfes,gl ~ish the qahcN Train ieg - ashins ten
Pui..ss.Iplsls. New fr<, a. aad stcyen<Os satb
tue fast trala over the Aslapn1s sbo thstte 4
kaair s.d asd ssatasfB connections. Passage
for tn aestsGa Asiants Iis-lroaa So1lex4lsg
vita the georgia AID south "a ofiaa Roads all
lnrssaga wtn.us detsashoa oy tA&lag tss ! 30 a.
traia sFsssn Mash szi.e-t
rafe -sh T.eSsts may ee h I'd II my suf apsii
cAsssH sscku. Asout Al es ~ iet'st, IL ttc fsi-
iows.g phases, a. abe iss ssiss sEseszs H.
>Aslsilis 10 York, va shzr sss. > - sSe o.
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County Trustee.

attlie ensuing March election mayzs I'd
County Trustee.
e. weare authorlzea To snhouncs JOIN w. MAR
TN as a canlIdate County IrusIee al the ensuing
Aarcn election octil-tu
e. We are authorized to announce L a. kA-
WtJ..rH as q Candidate ior Trust vi Davidson
county 1t the ensuing March election.
ia lie
TAYLOR as a Candidate for Trustee VI Isl. iasOn
county at tue ensuing March election" Ja.'2 u
~ Ne are authorized " announce HENni l..
JUSIICE Candidate Tor County trustee, al the
ensuing March election. sepI0-le
xs-weare lutuorIzed u . announce fHU>. I.oACN-
DLbo as Il Candidate oaice OIL County trustee
of davidson County al the election to De neid IN
March, 1866 aPrZo-ti
xs- We are authorizedto announce SAMUEL z
AALNr a candidate for County Trustee at the mex
Maich election. apr1s-to
xs- Ee authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE ;in..iat7 for trustee Oh DavIdsUn cuun
y, al t-s aext dsron eiectou Sugzu-te
For Tax Collector.
eF We are authorized DR.. 10 W
BROWN as 4 caudi Tor Rev Collector U DL-
vidsou county, at the easu.ng March e.ccIIa.
jan24-te
rPweare authorized to announce O. e. DsiRovE
as a Candidate fUr revenue Collect "a Uf DavI-so
count, at the ensuing March eieoIiVn.
jan-O-te
~ We authorized to announce W. B. YOUNG,
OF hite's Creek, Candidate for Revenue CoIiec
tn; ensuing March election.
zs- We authorized to announce DANIEL. G.
CLARK Is a caHdiiat. for Kevcnue Collector OF
wilson county, at the ensuing March election.
uer30-te
So We are authorized to announce ACTON
YOU Nc as a Candidate Tor Tax Collector Of Davidson
County "a the ensuing March election.
dec29-te
ES- We authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
as candidate Tor State anu County Revenue q. lice
tor Tor davidson county, IL the ensuing !IarcL eec
ton. dec tie
HIVE are .uthorized to announce JOEL. A. BAT
Ti-f. as u candidate the office of COiec
tor of DAVIDSON county al the ensuing March ec.-
ton. dec2I-te
sg We authorized TO announce JOHN GREER
as u Candidate for reelection the OH state
AID County Revenue Collector tile ensuing March
election. dec2l-,e
Hr We are authorized to announce ANpKEw
GhkIiDfY Candidate for Tax Collector "a DivId-
county at the ensuing Mlrcn election.
dec2U-te
e. We are authorized to announce ROBERT
Pow FRS as iidate for Revenue Collector oI Da
wilson count, at the ensuing March election.
de, 2U-te
~ We are authorized tn annOurce E. d. WHIT
WOhl .s a candidate fuf The Office vi Revenue Coz
sctor Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2>-te
For ConstabIe-Ist District.
H6- We are authorized u auHoauce :, a CARTER
a can"ii te Constable III this, tue First Dis
lrict, at the March election. iah31-te
r1-we are authorized TO announce ;apt. Jesse W.
PAuE, Candidate fer Constable IN the Nashville
District, at the suing March election.
janl2-Ie
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IR0S--No change Ia Nc = hatexer; the demand
csaainess ae4tr aasite Eric-s feebly
IA ed. snisa saiss Okio Ia blast, the regular
~ay Al 3 Seli Basg ,lls Is scarce. aad i "a
40 ut 81, Isaass=ee nornlnsl faeTs j -n4.tros-
de.-aad for HRS b.ss press hsss allznsss
So sisisy ne "a &C AVE tae esrfens els Toe
sasn.sI, thsusii rSasd go cse, aeEcsoreFe, -
ou<lt %.
LEsaaER-Ths - saasd : f.is al iusi r4tsz. We
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The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is coextensive with the civilization of the
globe. other articles claim to alleviate pain and
iistress-this Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
ceved such undivided praise and support from Medi
cal and Scientific
RHEUMATISM
or years. standing has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tumors, Running Sores ,Scrofula Stn Joints,
Felons, swellngs, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
raIgs, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as Ring bone u"il scratches, Spavin PoiiEv
Sweeney ,HoOf-ail, sc are subdued aHd cured by
Mustang LiniInent.
vALUAB LIE HORSE SAVED.
MIR. >. LITcH, Hyue ARK, W., writes:-.. hat the
horse was considered Worthless" Chs Case was
spavin,) "but since the free use OF the Mustang
Eminent, 1 have sold him for one s15o ea-h Your
Imminent has been doing WONDERS up here.'
42O BROAD SrRkET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Ertraet.) "In lifting the kettle from the fire it
became unnanag cable tilted over, and scaded my
uands very severely, alGiosI TO a crisp 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Imminent appeared to ex-
the pain ii healed rapidly without soreness,
and LETT scar oil account fruIy yours,
&c AfsI.Eo FUS TER
such language this is but the cOnstap and atu
raj echo wherever this article Is used
This Eminent Is Indispensable to piaLters and
owners of horses and mules Ar. JOHN DANIELS,
of Montgomery, Ala. sOld a slave Tor soUU, "no
raised from utter usvIessness by this Llnlinent
Every family should nave very particular
aud eu4uIrefJr the Mustang LiuimeEt anu taAc
other.
-,,Id by all dealers throughout North and south
America, Europe ana the Islands Of the ocean ,lUr
Is cents, SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES x PARK, New York.
uov25-6mdtw&w
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A experienced Nurse and Female Phi y stefan pr
\ sentsto the attention Of mothers her
500 HIN & sly II u p.
.EaaaI.Ix.x

hiohgreatly facilitates the process OF teethlng 4,
tening the gums and reducing all inflammation wi
ay ALL PAIN ana sp1smodicact ,andis
SURF TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS
pend upol, it. mothers il viii give resttoyOur
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ONLY BY w. F. GRAY, NASHVILLE, TENN
MRS. WINSLOw,

Nashville Druggists lily through
e in =
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I,aASK LEslIEss MAGAZINE AsB szx.rTK 90
u fAsli o. .fsf February .ts >kss ,.
sshI-a sklfIS YORK CD.
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Concentrated I.ye.

a very valuable ar cle Tor maki soap, a large ii
Just received by
10. C. BROWN EVANS.
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whoIes4ls Depot, No. Is Cedar 81, New yark.
Address he IRyc. sPALDISG . CO..


A HOUSE, 9th comsort4hls ans esa<esieHt. q
n xtss S4sastIir. earasf 81 NeNsffs and lse
q, "a ersn~ s1resss fc< trrnas, a., srzzig -
sns-ia y O. kS,u<k CO.
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IA dcctd>ats tviI happen, era IN Detl regulated
asities Is very desirable 70 have eiaP s.'d
soay way for repairing farninre, Toys, roek-
cry, &c.
sPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE
meets AL such aergen lee, aud 40 hsasehoid can
afford to thout it. Il i always ready and up 10
the sticking point. Ihrre no loager neeessiy
for lmins chairs spaIere yeneers. heaaless dolls,
aud broken era4is I; Is Ju-t the art,eIe Tor COG
she'll. AID olaer ornanental sork, 50 popular with
ladies' VI reasement and taste.
This a.lmts sbss preparation 10 used cold, being
che ni-aly hsld solution, and passesssas al the
yalazss qualities sf bSst ezbsnet makers Glue
IL may be used the place Of ordinary, necilage,
being vastly mere adhcssse.
..UsEfUL II EVERY HOUSE,
NIB. A Brush accompanies each bottle Price IS ets.
whoIcs4is Depot, Ne ss Cedar ST, New Yark.
Address HEIRyc. sPALDIEG q CO..
Dos, No > 600. New YORK.
Put up for Dealers 10 Cases santsining FesF Eeht
aad Tseive - z-ns-a basafifes LEbssr4slic she's
Card accompanying ssrs s-sskage-
SRA sn.le bsftis OF s.aAIiHNG's PREPARED
GLUE vii save iea uabes ~ eoss annually 10 every
acasehs,ta.-6a 49,
sa.d % al prozlsens stztoners, pra<xi<tx. HARD
wars and fasall-sTe Deslerss Gr~csrs, sad sAaey
store. 5 s@A
css.sssry al-rcsants shaaid mske nets q sPxI :
BfSe,s PasFAskED aLuk, vliea making ~ lhsif
is-t- Is Al IL sL.pi any esilaate
Jznie-iy
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Chancery Saie---W. IL. Lucas
Satnrday the 18Th Of February, 1869,

DURSU ANT to a decree Of this Court in the of
+. III Cnidress, ST., Vs. W r. Lucas and otaers
in legal hours, ON
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-06
nronE nTFFTCuIrrEs TN KANsAs.

NNONNE 80 @@N~N~D~~r
Among the news items received by the
lasi Pony, We find the following: -.
Another war in Kansas Is probable. Fort
Scot has been taken by Montgomery. Great
outraqes have been Committed BY the free
State men. II Is reported thar The United States
Judges and other officials have been driven out
Of the Territory by the threats OF the outlaws,
and have arrived in Missouri.
General Harvey has been ordered to the Nam
sas border, with directions to, exterminate
Montgomery's band. ~
The cause OF this fresh outbreak In Kan
sas has not TRANSFERRED Latterly the Gov
ernment troops have been engaged In drl-
wing the settlers in southern Kansas from
what iE known as the "Cherokee Neutral
Ground" burning their cabins, ETC., and 1t
is quite probable that the "outlaws" are the
settlers whose improvements have been de-
spoiled. They weuld not be likely 10 have
q very high regard for the U. s. officials,
aud the report that the latter have been
frightened out of the Territory may be well
founded. Similar difficulties were formerly
of frequent occurrence on the frontier set
Elements, the pioneers being under the ne
eessity of fighting the Indians on the one
hand, and contendiug against the govern
ment on the other. Right or wrong, the
pioneers will encroach upon the hunting
grounds of the red man. They never can
be made to believe it just that the land
which, devoted to agriculture, would sup
port q hundred thousand people, should be
allowed to remain waste in order that il
may afford precarious subsistence to d
few hundred savages who live by the chase
The late burning of settlers cabins by the
government troops in Kansas, is the first
instance of the kind that has occurred for
twenty years. The custom had fallen into
disuse, and we had supposed that the gov
ernment, seeing the imposslbility of arrest
ing the progress OF western settlements, had
abandoned the barbarous policy. But IL
seems the custom has been revived by the
present administration, and with the revi-
val of the custom, comes renewal OF bor-
der difficulties.
II this should prove to be the origin Of
the present outbreak In southern Kansas,
the government will not find it, very
easy matter 10 "exterminate' the tout
laws"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-06
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 8, 1860.
Policy OF LIxcoLS's ADMINISTRATION

Policy OF LINCoLN's ADMINISTRATION
A Republican demonstration was held at
Springfield, Illinois, November 10th in bon
or of Llncoln's election. Lincoln refused
to speak himself but Senator Trumbull
spoke at some leagth, and bis remarks we're
understood TO foreshadow the policy of Lin
coln's administration. The speech was tel
egraphed in full to the Sacramento Union.
The policy indicated is rather of conserv-
alive character, and will no doubt be ac-
ceptlble to large majority of the western
Republicans, but not so with the more rab-
ID Republicans of the east, who constitute
the backbone Of the party, and regard op-
position to slavery as the chief end and aim
of their party organization. The speech
was evidently intended to conciliate all
shades of opinion among the Republicans,
and OF the same time keep the South quiet.
Lincoln himself is known to be in favor OF
supporting the fugitive slave law; but this
subject was not mentioned Ia Trumbull's
speech, for the reason that he could cay
nothing on the subject that would suit oil
parties.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-06

ArTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.--Two prisoners
named Garcia and Davis, confined in the
Yreka Jail, attempted to escape on the eve-
ming of Nov. 24th. Garcia snatched pis-
tol from the hand Of the jailor, Mr.. Reid,
and struck him several blows on the head,
but by the assistance Of another prisoner,
who was confined for petty ofense, Garcia
and Davis were finally overpowered and
locked up in their cells. Reid was terribly
beaten about the head, and at last accounts
was lying in critical condition. One of
tho wounds, and the severest, appears to
have been made by the cock Of the pistol,
and may have injured his skull.