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lEXTRACTl
nrrn.-r Ni.s January. 1870.

II Read the following let er from clergyman
well known IN West Tennessee, S,rth Alabama aud
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NKS oaikASs. April il--Costoa sai=s to-
day { 900 bal-~; prices easier. bIt quotations
unchanged; Flour quiet Al s2is5 IS; carn
steady Al 70-sO; Mess foIk arm at Tass0;
Wheky 20; Fright 10 Liverpool unchanged;
Stsriiog exchanges 5sasi; oa bills al isaing J
81 + New York sight exchange discount . /
presni1m.
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CAN DlOA TEs.
ELECTION GA THURSDAY, May 24ra.
For Attorney General.

( 81 We are auscOrszed 10 announce TN. II. VII
IAas = candidate for re-eiection u The aEace of
tuOrnsy General Ia the SIKH judicial psssriet q
tennessee nssison 2slh day % M.y, isse-
sprio-td sSsr
F, So We are requested 70 announce :. l. ffstxy
CANDIDATE Tor Attorney Geusrsl ol the &leth J ad-
al Circuit klestion MAJ ls6e. - .
oct I1-te
- We are authorized 90 snBouBes Jksz T.
kixs, Esq.,, csndidale Tor TIE once of Aitofney
eneral OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, eenpossd Of
- eountirz OF Dasifson, sumner ana aflllsmson
-sction next May. ocs3-te
IN Belle. Hungarian Grass Jass reserved sad Coz
~ sale b. 49,
80 NJ A.SRAKsIsH 90.
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Gbaarfrp Salts
Chancery SaIe--Land ON No
ensville and Mill Creek VAL
lev Turnpikes.

Chancery SaIe---Land ON No
ensville and Mill Creek VAL
! ley Turnpikes. Es
OY. virt.e Of a decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court at Nashville, in the case Of Mary E Good
win n p Coz bit aud vtaers viii again otter At
pubic sale at tue Court House in this city, at IL
c'ciock precisely, on
saturday the 5ih day Of Nay, 1869,
The Tract Of 81 acres aud l1e poles of Land eserb
ed in the peadugs as heret fore I'D the defend
ant y. p. CoIhitt Terms and Il mouths' credit,
without Interest,", and sale witt out re<ietnI ton.
NoTE-Ihis sale is 70 pay the decree IN ftvor OF
complainant Tor about 300, and besides this claim
thsre sso further Hen said tract of laad for
about S16Uo 70 which the said land wl be SUBJECT
.spr6-id J. e GIEAysS, C. C.
Chancery Sale.
Tnos. J. Foster and E ). Chatham Vs. Hugh Scott
DURSUANT n decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, al November Term 1855, IN the above
NAMED will proc ed TO sell at public sale the
Court House. IN this city, on
SatHrday tac slst Of March, 1860,
That beaai u residence the SIDE OF the Baena
Visit. Turnpike road the city, now occupied by
Dr. Scoti, lOgetber with the grounds attached dvid
Tag the Into LOIS, and Continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold to pay satisfy tire
decree in said These grounds III be sebdvid
ed before day OF sale, and ats n the same may he
found my Office for examination distribution,
aud purchasers those otherwise n'eresied are in
vitei TO call.
executed with tsfactry personal security, lien to
be retained and sale free from equity Of redemption
marI-td j. E. GLEAYkS, c. III.
PosTPoNEMEET.
Sale postrared 10 Saturday the I4th of
| April, 1860. J. L. GLkANhs, c. a. ID.
jlnz6-Id
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NEw ORLEANS. April IU.-Cotton quiet
sales .t"-iay 5000 baies; prices are easier tut
quotations unchanged; sales Of days, Is
500 bales: receipts OF ) days ii. 250 bales,
against III $50 nales during the same time
las year. Total receipts ut tots por, ahead
Of last year, $500 bales: a, all Southern
ports 1885, 500. 6sles- Sugar steady, 81 ,7s.
Coffee hrm. IL Freight on Cotton 10 Law
erpool Exchange unehaaSsd
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ILLINOIS.

Illinois Banks. 5 dil
All notes Of tins STAT,
shOaid b. cOunJersigned b.
tbs state Officer, benz
{ eu secured by dspus!
ID sI4ts. Siucss. when tiiii
Is moi done they are IN
S.Ileabie.
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Save the Pieces |

As aociies,s 'OfH Aahp<a, cen. n ssa regulated
sEaiies At Is very desirable have some cheap aud
convenient way Tor repairing Furni,re, Toys Crock
cry, sc.
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Wholesale Depot, 10. - Cedar "a ,Nex York.
Address HESRYC. sPALDfHG &co.,

Put mp for Dealers ia Cases containing Four Eight
AID Twelve Dozeas-a beautiful i1ths,srallnie show
Card accompany lng each package.
ga sansis bssttie 81 SPAI4glNGfS PREP pEP
si.OE viii save sea Lanes ~ cost ana.lly q ever,
soasehuld.-6e
sud oy al pfonisent statoaers, Druggists, Hard
Sare aud faraitsre Ilo.-isEs, Greeers, and fancy
otore-
Co9atry merchants should make = note of sPAL
DiSG'S PREPARED Gi-uE, Esea is4king gH t8eir
issi. q > ID st.sssi lssiy elisszss -. -
laaieIy u = ..lLZ G.IA
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spALprYG,s PREpARgD e1uy

meets all Such eaisrgenoies, and household ca
Aiord to be wthoat IT, Il always ready and up to
tse sticking point. There Is longer q necesssy
TOR limpHg chairs. spacTed veaeers keadiess dolls
Snd hroEea craetFs X Is Just tie srtl.se for COZ
saell. asa otaer ornamental work, popular with
ladies' Of rehaemsnt aud taste.
Tiiis admirable preparation Is used cold, being
chemically held IN solnts0e aud Possessing all the
valuable qnaittius OF rae 81 sker's Glue
IL may De ased ~ tbs place ordinary
beihg vastly more a3asslse. 80 -
- : - estsEFCL az kNflsF HGUSE,ssz~@
NIB. Brus. aas1la. IIlrs each bus<le Price eactsi
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Cigars asa Eob.ccs.
"a. eoe Hsnfy CAP o<ars,A 4 ~ -
so.oo Nap sssea sSs-., - ssss
zrsoe "a SlEsaetEscn clxsrx, imported.
iat<e sirfasea cSars. Fzrsoas 5Heazs.
leo tiEas1 ezss.xau< so5cca
= % zokex sztsl< nsf.f = Arlaisseza foS.ee,.
- :. a Cay
- De = Il. Nhss ~.
- - fesnsssss tebecso, rarfesz brzaa..
AEd any az-ser 4rLse1ez 10 aausrr.z.,z n ..--ss
80 z&~A . - 4 if zfFRaY
Ea4FiAas - asrkst -. SzsAx La zesa-
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River News.
Markets.

LOUISVILLE April ll.--Tne river is rising
rapidly, with tses D inches water in The
Canal
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We sFe aas reSrivirs t.rss "A essas s-ss assert
Groesss<s. a.s<s 40 tsrs, CsSFs aad -
bsCeo. q Ucis ~ ins - y.saf tle st0a. Gar slsSk
CONSISTS szzft 4 tbs folio alag Articles:
Sugar and Ioaee.
50 hhas Sugar, - boxes Bssson Loaf;
isJ bis sss<- = zsash 10. 80 bets azzs1s.
% 40 Sasar ssassss tss s~ss tz@slsnaFs sisase.
wines and f-fqaer-.
500 5bls reeiidsd ea-s<g. % = <ssss.sfs 90.
% a. Hss4sssae0- DO los skss sE.aas ~ la- sis
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The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. This
standard periodical, Published by Messrs.
CROSBY, NICHOLS, LEE i Co., Boston, is
punctually received. Its table of contents is
rs follows:
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OY virtue Of a decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court at Nashville, in the case Of Mary E Good
win vs.. y p Coz bit aud others, viii again oEer
pubic sale at tue Court House in this city, at IL
o'ciock precisely, on
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
Monnorpou.-Tbe Mormons- !, wo,,,

MoRNoNDoM.--The Mormons, 10 would
seem, have no present intention of leaving
Salt Lake Valley. They ATE busy erect
ing In every settlement substantial bull
dings for council houses. Grist and saw
mile, nail factories, foundries. and every
kind OF machine shop are becoming com
mon. A few miles from the city, Brig ham
Ia laying out q nursery, with million
treess, which he calculates will In ten
years turn him IN as many dollars. The
building of the Great Temple has recon-
menced and every snare team into the
city. OF magnitude Of this ediHce our
readers will form some notion from the
fact that the foundation alone cost 500 900
aud contract has recently been concluded
for the hauling Of the basement story, a
distance Of ten miles, for $4,000. The
building is 10 cover an area Of 3 $50 feet.
A recent investigation Of the doiugs Of
brigham Young while u. \. Indian Agent,
shows that in addition 20 all his other and
life long rascality, he Is a defaulter to a
large amount.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

ArrArRs IN UrAH.--A dispatch
dated Washington Sept. 10, says:
Additional intelligence was re.
ceived at War Department this
morning from Utah. Col. Cook had
arrived and taken command. There
was no political news of impor-
tanco. The various tribes of lndi.
ans in the neighborhood of Utah
and on the Plains still continue
neutrality-suspicious.. but every means
was being adopted by the United
States troops to bring them TO sub.
lection. Several scouting parties
had been sent out TO protect the
omigrants and mails crossing the
several routes" at...
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

Evu REroRrs.-The longer / live
the more ! feel the Importance of
adhoring to the rules which | have
laid down for myself in relation to
such matters: /. To hear as little
as possible Of whatever is TO the
prejudice Of others. 2. To believe
nothing Of the kind till | am abso.
lutely forced to il. 3. Never drink
in the spirit Of one who circulates
an i'll report. 4. Always to moder.
ate, as far as | can, the unkindness
which is expressed toward others.
g.. Always to believe that, if the
other side were heard, q very DIFF.
ferent account would be given of
the matter.-CarH's Life Of Simeon.
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MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.

At a meeting Of tho Board held Soptsm-
Dor nth, VIM. Robinson, residence Catho-
Ito Cemetery was appointed Sexton and
1t was
Resoiued, That the Sexton shall have ex-
elusive privilege of digging graves .
For all graves dug by him he
shall bs entitled TO charge the sum ofthree
dollars-provided that any person shall
have tho right to dig graves on payment
of one dollar foo TO the Sexton on each
grave dug or tomb erected.
Resolped, That the Treasurer be notified
TO sell to no single person or family more
than one lot unless tho consent Of the
Board has been previously obtained.
Resolued, That immediate steps be taken
to clean up and repair the cemetery and a
sufficient force be placed under the charge
OF the Sexton for that purpose.
Hesotred, That the above portion Of this
evenings proceedings bs advertised.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

A sobptER's ESTIMATE or qtopv Sir
Charles Napier. 40 distinguished for his
military services In India, on receiving
dispatches from the English Government
making him Governor OF seiude with adj
ditionsl pay, and ordering a triumphsl
column to he east from the guns he had
captured, wrotei
wish the government would LET me 20
back TO my wife and glls. u would he TO
me more than pay, glory. aud homer.
This IL glory, Is iti Yes. Nine princes
have surrendered their swords TO me ON
the field Of battle, and their kingdoms
have conquered by me and attached TO my
own country. Well, all the glory that
can be desired is mine, aud care so little
for u that the moment can. all shall he
resigned TO live quietly with my wife and
girls no honor or riches repays TO me. is
agreeable. only as 10 may enable me 90 do
good 20 these poor people. oh, II I can do
any good 10 serve them where SO much
blood has been shed In aecursed war.
shall be happy. Mey never see another
shot fred.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

FLEEuEp AT FApo,-Once In while
some merchant from the interior. or some
wise man nom the East. or some splendid
youth at home, finds his way into faro
room and chances his money on that des
petate gatne. Of course he is neeced. lie
calls himself fool, In which operation we
entirely coincide. He weeps for his lost
money, and bestows red hot malsdictinps
upon the gamblers. and he asks our sym,
pathy for his fsshness. We withhold sym
pethy In most Of these cases.
No msu plays n game Of chance without
earnestly intending 10 win. The BOBBY
who roars In angdish because he has lost
his last dollar on the sweat-oloth. would
have pocketed the stakes with n thrill of
sordio Joy had he won. A sincere wish TO
fleece the red-nosed gentleman, with the
honeyed talk and big wsteh-seal. induced
him TO stake his money. on the out-throat
game, and little would tho BOBBY bother
himself about the fairness Of the thing IL
hs should win instead Of the red nose man.
Persons who know enough TO spell their
own names should by this time be aware
that man unused TO gaming atsnds about
~ fair chance In gambling hell a. a fat
sheep would In the lair Of q hungry tiger.
"Gentlemen," said veteran gambler TO a
narty OF infatuated young men who, hav-
ing lost heavily on faro one nivht. were
now betting in the wild hope OF redeem
ing their losses, gentlemen, II you expect
TO tire oVt these 1ds-iigiis, you will be dis
appointed !" And II Ia amssins, when
the tricks and wiles Of gamblers have so
often been exposed, that person can be
found ofsuflieient string bean greennesa
TO allow his fleece 10 slide away before the
keen aud never missing shears of the cool
and practlced gamestef.- PAR Sat. Bee.
Posf.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

HoHcot Noriot.-It will be seen by no
tics this morning that on the lst proso.,
Mrs. Loueks, will reopen her school for
children.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

Pustio MEsrfse. Planters, Merchants,
Mechanics, Trsdesmen, and Politicians Of
every school are invited by public notice
elsewhere this morning TO attend a meet
ing at the Harney House on Thursday
next 10 consider the subject of the Fair TO
he held IN this city In March next 1891.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
SAINT JOsEpHs HIGH SCHOOL
Collegiate Institute OF na,on I,ouse

TNHE duties Of tho Institute, will be re-
i sumed on Wednesday, the 10th Octo
ber, 1860. "A tho number Of pupils is noe
essarily limited applications should be
made as early as practicable.
Icy For circulars containing terms, &c,
apply TO w. II. N. MAGRUDER,
auR2 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNGJADIES.
oofhef bsuievsrd snd Rersi sweets,
HA TON "a OUaE la.


f1'His INSTITUTION commences its third an.
1890. The Musir-l Department is under The
charge Of Mr.. Huntsn, whose ability as Teacher,
Composer and pprfuttnpr IL well known both In
Europe and America The French language which
viii he taught ~ herstoiore 10 the whole school
without anv sstrs chsrgs, Is under the control ~
Monsieur Alberto The BBglish, together with
Mathematics aud the Modern kcienees W. be
taught by The Principal, aided by compel ~
sistsnts Vocal Music. E,nhrnidafv. an M
fancy Uniting and Needle work taught bOfffotf
.cboists and bosrdsrs free ~ charge. Patsht.
eau send their daughters with the full assurance
that thelf health and comfort will be attended 10
withthe same care as N they wefel the bosom pf
their own family. The house IL large. eomtnodl-
Gus and we'll Ventilated, being built expressly fpt
the Institution. The grounds ste spacious, and
every facility IL Afforded f0r a proper degree Of
sreerclss which IL so essential 10 the preservation
of health. with regard to the vision oftba
bosfders, Convent rules are adopted No voung
LsdT will be permitted 10 either walk, or ride
cut, Unless attended by her tesrber, parent or
guardian. Parents visiting their daughters are
requested 10 c0me only on Saturdays. unless IN
esse ofnrgsnt necessity, az all visits Of thst kind
during school hours Interrupt the classes and re
tstd the progress pf their children. but visitors
Wishing % see The school can tome suy hour IN
the day for In that case the Glasses will continue
uninterrupted and the school will be seen ss ~
really IL, snd instesd Of being hindrsnce ~ will
serve ss an incentive, on The part Of the pupils 10
gtesierer esertion.
For terms &c. Apply either by letter or per
scnslly 20 the Principal.
saptit. I'm. Miss NJ. 7. MURPHY.
hoiPp uV biRorURs-Wm. 3. Pike, Esq, ~ v
nsbin, ESQ, s. NJ. Hart, Esg. br. n. ~ Day, Dt.
v. u. bsyeock, Hon. A. :. Herron'
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I.EECIIEs.
UATsf uATsit
SELLING orr Ar COsT.

IN ORDER 10 reduce my etock Of Goods, bsfors
i removing my store TO the house now 0ceBpi.
I'd by Theodore Boldnsnn, I will commence TO-
day 70 sell the same st oost for cash. have on
hand large assortment Of Dry Goods of evsry
description spd ladies will fnd here q rare op-
portunity 70 buy Goods st sstrsrpeiy low prices.
=. N. ASHER.
July17 .grnd Lafayette street.
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ron SALE.
NOTICE.

HAVING sold that part ofmy business
J. Il pertaining to HOUSE, SION AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, TO Messrs.
EpwARD RiEDEL GEo. PLEtzER, take
pleasure IN recommending them 20 my
friends and the public generally, as good
aud experienced workmen, and worthy Of
liberal patronage, which trust they will
receive. II. A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

L'ROM the above notice, IL will be seen
II that we have purchased the House
and Sign Painting business DC, Of n. A.
kaufman. We shall hereafter continue
the business at the same stand, and by
strict attention 70 our business aud fair
prices, we trust 70 merit a share Of patron
age. Our personal attention will be given
~ all work that may be entrusted 10 us
.=sg All orders from the country through
the Post Office, will meet Immediate
attention.
sept1-tf RIEDEb ~ PbETZER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
THE FREE ACADEMY
-oF-
IL AtItI.nr IAhIal-

-0F-
BATON ROUGE.
WILL OUM MMENOE its Second Session in A0AD.
" bhf HAbb on the let of October, under
The obsfge gf A. y. Payne, A. ~, assisted by
Miss Sarah Lemon.
The course Of study will be thorough and com.
plete In the Female. ss we'll az the Male depart
nent,
Instruction will be given In Ancient and Mod.
etn History, GeogrsphY, grsminsr, Arithmetic
Algebra, ueonetry. Astronomy. Rhetoric. Botany.
Chemistry, Geology, Lstip, greek. Composition
snh Defamation n-shd Students viii he prepared
10 enter sny Oollegs.
large number Of pupils ere already on the
Academy roll hy virtue of passing their esamins.
ton. Candidates will do we'll 20 appear prompt
" IN the school room Of Mr.. booth. on the Let OF
October, and female candidates IN the school
room ~ Miss gil, st the same time to enable them
70 get their position In the Academy durl ng the
FIRST week.
Mr. Payne vill supsrlni end The Primary Schools
ss usual. They will open also on the lst of De
tober under The personal charge ~ A. N. Booth,
James Fulshlier, Miss N. gr and Miss Q, Gayle
Timothy FAY.
Board ~ Directors, ~. NJ. HART.
". HEUDH.
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GLORIOUS NEWS.
ron An THOSB THAT ARR IN WANT or
CARPETS AND RUGaETs.

"EWIiL T. open in . very short time, Q large
w and besutiful stock Of CARPETS and RUts.
gETs, direct from the msnufsctoriss, and which
In point ~ beauty, style and softness Of hnish,
will far surpsss ssytbipg yet displayed In this
market. A respectful eall will be duly solicited
by DALsHEfMER, SIMON a 90.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
BLACK SILKS.

A FEW Patterns of very small figures Just re-
bl-ek. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

Yellow Feverf Yellow Feverff
nv LEONARD, 81 New York fully guarantees
~ his South Americas Fever and Ague Re-
medy certain Preventative against Yellow w.
Vsr--for sale by ED. a wM. BOGEJ,
jufy8t Druggists.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
PR UT ST OR Il

Mr.. ". BAKroLT, on Lsfay stte street, has just
wi received fresh lot Of watsrmeIlons, and
articles, eli 90 fresh, 90 sweet aud 70 nlss,
jasss
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
Hands. Easing. and In.ers,,s..

IN few days We will be prepared 10 show =
Il most magnificent stock Of Embr uidsrsd Jso-
ets. Bands, Cambrio BdginEs, Swiss InsertiDgs,
etc. 70 which We would beg the Ladies 10 favor
us with their selections
asg22 DALsHEIMER. SIMON a co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
NOTICE no PARENTS.

NOIIOB 10 PNTkTINTS.
A SCHOOL for boys will be opened on the Hrst
N ~ OCTOBER, 1890, In the building on North
street, one door above Mr.. J. ". News residence.
fair share of patronage IL solicited for this
school lts merits csn only bs known by trial nd
the manager is willing IN abide by that decision
noys ~ any age will he sdraitted. Catholic
Children will be taught their cateehism al the
request of the parents
TERMS.
thEHsh hnd 90
Greek latin and the higher mathematics 7 90
For further particulars apply 10
REv. u. HUBERT.
sepis Pastor ofSt Josepb's, Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

DLUE LICK wATER-ror sale BY the Barrel
sugi r.. D DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
SPLENDID STOCK

DoBfNsoNs SILVER soAP-A new supply os
IL this indispensable srtisle-just reseivsd.--
Try ltd be had only at the Drug Store Of
Gug1 X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
Oswego Corn Starch,

LNOR making Puddings, ,Custsrd-BIsne Mango
II etc., q new supply lust rsesivsd direct from
the manufsstory aud for ssis By
aug1 R.D.DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25
lalIp Ga3ttts anoGomrt
EATON noven,

TUEsDAriiinhiiiii:iiiiisEPT. s5, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-25

Ladies' Bonncts aud straw Flats.
+ HAVE just opened my New Fall stock of Val.
i vet and straw Bonnets, also large assort.
ment of Ladies and Misses Hats, tLo ose in wani
OF these goods will do well TO call early.
sept2o W. ID. PHILLIPS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13

ELoPEMENT.-Th San Andreas Indepen-
cent, of Saturday last relates the follow
ing:
A middle-agcd man. named Dacr, re-
sides at Central Hill, near San Andreas,
where he two weeks ago had wife and
seven children. lie had lived quite hap.
PLY with this woman for more than ten
years. About three months ago he began
to suspect the fidelity of the woman and
had pretty substantial cause to be jealous
of near neighbor, by the name of Bright
"a widower who had lost his wife some
eighteen months since. He remained silent,
however, and the amour between the two
progressed without remonstrance or inter-
rupt;on. Last week the woman availed
herself of some wretched pretext to quarrel
with Baer, and, with her duds and clothes,
left the house and went over to Brights,
where, we learn from the husband, she is
now living in state Of adultry, having ta-
ken three of her children, and left four to
the charge of her late husband.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13

PLEASING ANTICIPATIoN.--The Mountain
Democrat thinks that the Douglas members
of the Legislature on the meeting of that
body will have anything but pleasant
time--that the former supporters of Brode-
rick and the late converts TO the Douglas
faith will each desire supremacy and never
fuse. 1t says that without concession they
cannot act in concert, and neither faction
is disposed to concede. In view Of the well
known proclivities of the Democrat it is
probable the risk is for the thought. A
first trip to the circus could not please a
little boy more than would fare up of the
kind suggested by the Democrat The an
ticipation pIeases it.-[Sac. News.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-13

SIMON CAMERoN.-The San Francisco Her
aid thinks the selection of Simon Cameron.
of Pennsylvania, for the position of Secre-
tary of the Treasury, would be most fit
ting ore. 1t says:
ave are very familiar with the past per-
sonal and political history of the Pcnnsyl-
vania Senator. Before we came to this
State, some ten years ago, he was well
known TO be one of the most thorough go.
ing business men in his State. He is, with
al, man of wealth, an influential politi-
clan, citizen Of the strictest integrity OF
character, and he is, in our opinion, The
best selection the incoming President car
make for the important post"