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Committed TO the jail

N Davidson county. @ rraaTa7, Deoe1,nes 10
~ 1874, negro vefo saw bis Essbe ts EtuEut
snd seleazs 50 Duncan hsrf, % C-ark4stle. Ea.a
bog = aSoot ao ssays Old wesha $50 OF 50 eozncx.
fers o. och5 high, conp-saioa c-scS. Us oEFnar
& tssuests1 70 come Forward, prove property ans
f charges II cax ctrerts- tina. tie la4h daF CT
hess,nber, i5al wk. FUNSTON, ts-os,
1erea-SC ~ HaShElis, lena
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City TreasuT err.

Al u,eesing of the two Board. competing
.hs City Council last night, JoHS Rama mss
elected City Treasurer, on tbs 18th ballot 10
rail the vacancy oecaaioned By The death OF
JoEL u. SIXTH, iaie Treasurer
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Whe wants a Home on Viae Street,

Clerk azd kssser II the ChaaceSy Court, al
n Authorized 70 sell she HOUSE ssd Lot west ado
q Wac styeet-kroGn "a che EEAs Berry HoGss
Tao Lot Ia "a By ia fees-es shout midway ketueea
Church Spring sat Broad streets, sse corners
good alley, ssd tAe B1udiASs sZe sssstsRsisl ssz
eonpiess.
aga B~e.sis oss - A<1 sor Sac cssh.-4
Aprsy 81 oaes. & GIEAvES,
de4 Cfers sal EsSseT.
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Fifty Dollars Bounty,!.

& VOLUNTEERS FOX Tbs WAR--To be attached TO Colo
rel JOIN c. BUsCa's Regiment. GOOD sod eve-
rythns furnished allowed By the Regulations Apply
at No. =, Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee
ce~a5-ln 49,
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Hons. and Lot, Cherry Street, (SsutA. j

DCRSCAST 20 = decree reedsYea By the C1z.easS
i Csurt At Nashville, the Oh yovenbe<, 1851 q
the case OF Il. S. AIlee y. 4 Ncere ana csheys,
viii eel 81 she OogFt House n Nashville ca Saturday
January 4, 1882, the House s<d Lot the kas. s<s
OF Cherry Street (South NJ present oosgpec By d
w. kSEvez- fhe los froets 6Sx feet On ChsJfy
street, and runs Game vidsA) tdrsEsA 60 csA<Es
street
TERMS: Cash - amount q 81 oc sad for he ress.
d.s tuelve months credit without interest, the pzF-
GAxse- execute bis asse With approved sgreS, so
Leo 10 be retained.
IeciS-A = * GLEAvEs, C.. Il.
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DIED..

o.. the 18th inst At the residence OF her Slaughter
Mrs. Policy Boiling, formerly d Buckingham eoEnsy
vs., IN the 10th yesr Of her age.-LyncA&iss Rspps-
I:-c7
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

Ne authorized 10 announce LISp5LY HfcHoL
candidate fos CeE4 OF sAs County Coort Of pa-
ridson Coansy, a. The ensuing March s'ecsi0s.
zec2s.s
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For Rent.

r oFYxx ~ Esoss s.1 lIss nsaz % cs2<sA o. esE.
tns eseus yozr, e61taizfzx tusfvs roon1s bsD>daf
snd kusAm gs IA yrss1, Wish b Srs<t oytn9, -
ac@ Dc aoesaz1 - cpqe5k EA % fsoSh(e -
SaSS s ~ vi r. ss Ss 49,. - 49, - 81
su&-1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Tract OF 90 Acres-Lana.

DcESCAsT 70 q decree q tie cnszeo<1 Cs1rs -
i Nashville in ths csc q coo6le<, A<AT g
Robert Goo6let, deeexsed. " II Cxn7beu sd
others, viu seu 81 tbs Cozra Houss n Nashville, a.
Saturday, SAzus<y <th, le6a, Tract q - scr8 q
Land, near NIL Greek sad Lebanon farApike, sezt
place being size same SD 20 tie lses Robert GS<sa
BY " Campbell. -
TERMS: s1d yes>r credit VIA ta<erzss, 80
without redemption, purchaser - execute Dstes va
approved Eu<esies. asd lien 70 Be resaineS
aoc1tsd J. Z. GLRAFES, C. IN
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ksych elecfsoa.
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Ss authorized TO announce Jas. L. HISrrs ss
candidate for Sheriff the easains March election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
DR. KINGS DIsPENSAR
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

DR. KING, formerly q New York, 70
49, sae Last fogr years q LssltV+ie, Ey-
s1d who h<4 6evoted his stteetlozts
the yesset Of private d.ssseS fer 30 years 6stte<
h.1se1, aaviHE attended 20 practice Tor SO Hnaa1
ye2rs, a1d cured many Thousands, he - enabled a
cure Al diseases Of pEiysse nature no master hox
bad they may be ffo inudieo1x medical treatment
or from neglect Of their d. Kags INypenz2-y b
No . Desasfok styc4, between c-ry AID tbs Square,
eeoud story, vaers be al diseases q p<tvAae
1A<rSe-
Goaoshes cared WITHOUT a.gss1ls psal<Ises es -
srferenoe with bDsnssz.
ss<o<nres q cd recent tate efersUaly cured 1.
. fev days, by "a 0feTa;sOs vhsea causes no pain.
Hhere et1tctaxe exists hcal;h cannot be ealoyed{
Perhaps no disease caSsss more o'scsseS sud nsas-
mass che constitution % much
Syphilis, With al the Diseases o. tie sk1n, gr0r5xx
out Of nes1cet OF bs< treatment, - snsctgalfy
cured N . few days
6ensz1{ Observation-Disclosures ssserttor havIas ban
g4ysn to th!a disease and al Toe ccnspenc1s growing
out q it, bfougs IA many by the de1Scestvp
habits ef tncDesidcrase ycutAs, srd excessive 1tni
gvnce o. toe passions, segset q which VIZ undezl
tks TIE cpasst1t cD, rcSdext1g the s1h5ecs uzdt "a
t1rtnsB gocsefy, and cnlSlng prernatuYe Old e<S
fema}9 VITO may b lAboyiBS With any dffEcsnsY
the Ne1s5 may rega sxEured Immediate rercE
rsH@ rsssdaas shssad, p writsss I'D ssss.ay sss4
sas., VIII else s.2A:sds d.Fses % %. = KaS, 10. .
hsa1Gtts strse<, Azshy1ls, Una, wm have he nszL
AaY Inedtcsza nare "a s858 e<drsn. Qua 5hD5
osq eneioct e ses nssai1g azsn Q IN fAs svsany.
siyfe-fsfew{Y -. -,
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Nashville Gun Factory.
Dissolution of Partnership.

|I'EE Partnership heretofore existing between tie
l. undersigned ia the drinking saloon c. Dc&dersck
street known the "Inperal" is this day dissolved
of Warner Wand are assumed by Mr.. Charles Wand,
he being alone authorized to use ssid arm IN
liquidation OF debts. Ia friends viii 6Ed him a.
"H.scq osEiers'' No. i3-tAe pl9 stand-on D-sdeFck
sSye-s. q. y. wARSRR
dcslc 81 c A WAND,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

sN- We are authorized 20 announce ". o. NoBEEr r
son Candidate sor Reveaue CDlestaE Of Davidson
Connty ~ The easvng el.csioe.
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Land For Sale.

HAVE s:y ae-ez q fAs fixcsred IlND, xalsa r1xx
i wfshir nile Of FcTsh- TesseFa Railroad, veteA
YIN esp ~ ee PCT ssrs 81 SxsSaoSs nT good SesTo
HcDes Title etcU.
For further iassvusSsss sstrxe usxss<txee4 a.
Ensssoz spr1Sz @AhSS Il. pcSS
ssl-evo4.rs
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Wanted.

4 YgH Intelligent, Able bodied ne - eeussste
n Battery of FLING ARTILLERY.
One Comm sssole6 ofscer and e1Shteen nsA cs9-
vseioces Officers are % ckoxen from the rseycSs
Also three E,askSnisas, txo Saeds<ys, oae HnssS
right and two Buy,ees, With extra pay
Cal imnedisseyy On Captain HrzhI, ksSxea Street,
Nashville o. az fhe Ordnxaoe Once, Bowiiss GEese,
Ky. l. CH1hSAIo,
as1 81 espt. ESAt Artillery, Q. g. Army.
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We are authorised 10 announce JESSE SoRDoa
candidate FOR County Coart Clerk, as tbs e<sui,s
sin
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FOR RENT FOR 1869.

FOR RENT FUR 1861.
THE eligible retail sss1a ss yscssss scsnss.s
l. HessD ssoyes, sy
c. D. BENS0E.
Ne. 40, Union StreeS.
Arsls<e Esce, aex. tosf sAak q TeaaeGsA-
Asely - a.. 4. WALKER.
~ 30. Lyoa's. Sc. Il ksrse. ssse-.
kesaE---t
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Brogans.

NyBaEo Rcssns, DOobls Aad Single ssss KIP ss<
EzlN erals LssLher Boots. A frezA supply chop -
eash BY JOIN RAHAGE
sov2S-1 a. Cslegs street,
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FOR RENT.

EFSHE Residence OF Mrs. Il. killer, or yins ssteet-
i Possession given os the La January Fur teyEs
sppSy Al the hoExe <ec<-sss
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Anderson Evans fraet Of Land.

nCESrkBr b decree resdsred By The Chssesry
C,c-s - Nashville Ia ths cass Of An6sr E%s13
sss w,fs Lzey, vs. Joseph EFa.s, I Viz lou AZ O.
Ccars House. in NASHVILLE, ca Saturday, Jsr9Ey "a,
1859, the teses q Land lying Rear S<es's River, u
cavl ptssy;cs Eo 70, known ss shs ARdeesse Rys.s
pssee sad Containing about 20 ares. -ae1-
TERMS: snd 1e Esoaths' credit vitksos tatezess.
poresseF 70 eKecats notes gith approved scse<.As.
axd Len 70 be rcsa.ae4- H RES = So
decil-sd J. GLEAvE, C Ak
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Negroes Wanted.

V>noM Fly - eerc2fy ess soef ssout fez-e hea 4
4 vorz Ia Pcfk Eezzcs. hseFd v,$cs. leYfy 6
epcs q o5es c~sF yzrsess' Bank, OF fefa EVcBss (
EN-. BnrcE Co.. q
1esS Rv eo~oEncns Aee&A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

II store snA feF ssie-
! go barrels wHEEyj
1900 auNHY RAGS
sssrsas Arr1E sskSesI
aycs myzss, sEz o.
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FOR RENE.

A ssICE sesla.acs, 10. n, high s.SssI, . te~
n deoss north Of Br1Ss ALsp, Q krxs store house
10. e, Aa'ss; zissea Esai vary ca-Ap. Apply n
sh5 o6>e.
ceclf-lts e-H-.
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NOTICE.

ME. JAaRS Z. GREEN hxs ulsA<yRvs from or
l1 ka rae ssybs q "a. bsuse vii 6s a. kerese-
fore SEYDs, KEITH b Co
Sssavirs, Dec Is, lss;-i~
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MOVEMENTS Of TIE gAnRaaBS.

Departures On Passenger Grains.
>szEv7uz s enAyzAsocGa-ei15 A A.-2ioo P II
slSysEssEF & AAsAEA-3,OO ? N
fSAsEvuIz s Dzc.TuE-IiOO P. n, 600 a =.
NASHVILLE & EESTJcKy-S:30 A. A.-9I3OP ?. q.
Ea<Esv lis AID NAzaTTLE-2.9Q.
arriva OF Passenger Trains
SS.szEIi1s & Czaf1ASocGA-Js2eA.H- -4sGO? Il
I.SSsS5ES s ALAR2HA-1 O;OO A. l..
,ssETr-Lz e DEcATCR-f;I5 A. Il. 6:10 p. Il
AsavuIz kKZSTUCKy-9:OO A. n, Troop. H.
. eCLzTTLrs AND EAszTIu@4O:OO.
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REMOVAL.

nCR OFFICE has becS tds day removed 20 rcseas
~ erer Px3nters' Bank. E. Il. RRCcs CO.,
e>es RAs PorS Packers fo< GsveTnassh
ses.StE
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READ THIS.

TrlYfEkS o. fronV Pscd Hs<rses Bske<s O. .
4 tstr rkessy csnployrent az good vuSH ~ szeA:
d.. spp.szs.cs 20 sCHx MORROW 3 Epf,
= 30. q Exskes sffee1,
secIS div HEs4sEe, FesA-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27

House for Rent.
on College near Church street, foEnery oeeuDieds
by Moses Singleton, Esq, Is for rent the esuns year
For tsrAs, he, A2ply - Dr.. J. ". ke-sss E>oss
Allen, lsa
teoA-9U-JAA
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FOUND.

nf he s4h inst, fvo Eoses, each drawn BY Soo
~ than Reeter and Isss1 Resde-. which sAe OWE
o2n sei BY applying e; this Office "
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Confe states Of America.
0nsEA1cE O1e1cB, \
SsssvIle, TesR., Dc q, isr. !
LeosTT Cats per Paast VII BE rsid for al SALT
Il PetFe Delivered tkc Confederate states Ay5ekll
The ss.y before sSs 6rsi day o. July 1889 elshes
sting cozt{4css oihs<uiss.
Nh WRIGHT.
LII Leox ArIlIesy and ordassoo C. 6. A.,
<fli-dln Commanding Arsesal.
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Fresh OYSTERS.

A CoNSrAET supply Of Fresh o1sts<s VII be kepa
"A sc tAs Eating HoEse OF Adams Eges, ncsde-iSk
ss<eet, daring tho s-sss, ssd Srv@ ~ ~ ~ soors
IN the best sSyle
dnslAG
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House for Rent.

A BRICK dwelling, situated On Cedar Sareet, con-
~ tanning seveo rooEs, two story, Kitchen .nd
smoke house With BIZ scrcs ground attached, good
sYying and oonveoens TO tbo business portion q tie
city, for rent the eusuins year reasonable
Tor further particulars enquire 2S ths Office o. %
the Revenue Couector, South Fad ksyset HoGSs.
Dec. l. Isl
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Negroes Wanted.

T WANT 10 hire FIsy Negroes "a deeS hands and
l. sreme1 for tie steamers John 4 Fisher, General
Adersoc snd h.nnetonSz, 70 r-zn between Nashville.
Tenn, sse Fort rrocetsou, fec1. vm pay for ih.m
Tnir;y Dollars PEP month.
tecl. A. HsHur roy
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City Residences for Rent T or,62.

FIHHE two-story Brick DesdeEtc street. (betHeen
l. Cherry szd iumneS.D occupied q: present by
Peek Il Co.. Is EoF rent fos lsSs
Apply 10 IEGLRAvRS
dec12
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Nem Advertisements.


nR-orKNIsG OF THE
CT Y lei o II IL Il .
rl,HB zadersigned would beg leave 20 inform theiy
J. friesde and she pablo generally that they sAys
ysneye4 froa the Haseos House 70 che CCzY HOTEL
TIE CITY HOTEL
kas seen shofosah.y renovated and 70 furnished In
tho approved and fashionable style, and csn
assure old patrons, a. well as our new nten1s
shst they win And every attention paid 80 them
dae27-im J. T. NihSoCSS 3 70.
Please Notice.
nf and sfss, the srst day Of January, 1862. re . Il
~ sell our goods EzciEssrels for Ccss-
AZ We nov have 80 rsy cash Tor all the goods We
bay compelled TO pursus ths co9rss, and hop
or friends will not ssk a for credit.
Oar prices shall be reasonable be expected
11dey existing circumstances, and 90 hope our caste
ners will continue 80 give Is their pstroaase
dec27-x THOMPSON b co
Beef Cattle Wanted for the Con-
9 federate States.
WE win pay liberal price for heavy oo-a-!stte%
w eatsis, delivered in February, az or psckin:
house IL Nashville o. Cssyksrile.
dec2I-an isest5 C. g 4.
WANTED.
A Ne practical Distlller. Big wages ss4 cor
"A stA1t employment. Apply IS once 50 .
: T. II. BRUCs T. Co.
deea1-et Oyer Planters Bank.
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W A N T e D.

OK O0n BUSHELS Of well cleaned Oats, for
SC,OOO which tas highest market prices VII
Dc psia, on delivery at shes, Hssdcsstse Co .,
South Market stseet, 40. 81.
ietI<-1 wv. WHEELER
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA party star
ted this morning at 7 c. clock, from Chain
Bridge. under Col. Stevens, of tho New
York Highlanders. As our skirmishers
advanced the enemy's pickets retreated
beyond townsville, about seven miles
from Chain Bridge. Our troops having
accomplished their errand. connected
with reconnaissance Of the country, were
rehacing their steps, when a large force
OF rebels, consisting Of two infantry reg
iments and Col. Stewards regiment OF
Virginia cavalry, and battery Of four
pieces. were seen approaching. The rob-
el battery opened with shell. which was
replied 10 from Gritiin's battery. Sever
al rounds were fired, when our troops
ceased firing for twenty minutes to give
the rebels chance TO meet them on the
open field, the rebels being in the woods.
Our forces, ON resuming the action, be-
gan with 30 pounaer--a she'll from
which soon silenced the rebel battery
They were soon sent ilying--a number
reeled from their saddles. Three were
killed belonging to the l0th Indiana reg
iment. Lieut.. Hancock is supposed IL
be killed. There were two killed of the
81 Vermont regiment. and four wounded
Tribanes Correspondence. Adj utant
Gen. Thomas has decided that under nc
circumstances whatever will soldiers be
discharged from the army on the aliega.
ton that they were minors when they en-.
listed
Gen. McClellan's dispatch to the Sec
rotary OF War is very brief. lie merely
says that Gen Smith made reconnol
sance with 5000 men, TO townsville, re-
manned there several hours, and complet
ed their examination of the ground
When the work was completed, aud the
command bad started back, the enemy
opened fire with shell, bv which two mer
were killed and three wounded. Gritfin's
battery, he says, silenced that of the en-
envy, and our men came back in perfec
order and excelen; spirits. The men be
haved most admirably under the fire
lie concludes, remarklng we shall hay,
no more Bull Run atlairs.
FORT MONROE, Sept. lO.-The appoint
ment OF Gen, Reynolds 10 the chief com
mand NJ ilatteras gives entire satisfaction
At Old Point. Vigorous measures ar,
being taken for fitting out expeditions
from Old Point TO the Southern ports
Under Gen. Wool's command, the army
here j. attaining good degree OF disci
ipline, and the troops are impatient I,
meet the enemy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
Trial of Scales.

We have seen statement of the recent otii-
ciol trial in one of the prnci pal counties in this
State, of twenty five Grain and Stock scales
They were the ore mary out door wagon scales,
and were tested iustas they were found in com
mon use, thus making it one of the best posi-
ble practical tests. Sixteen of them were OF
Fairbanks make, and nine of various other
kinds. including some which have lately been
claimed as superior to Fairbanks. The result
showed remarkable degree of accuracy in
those of Fairbanks make, wlnle all others are
condemned as not sufficiently accurate for use.
Tbs importance of this fact will be appreciated
without comment. We publish it because it is
one in which the public are interested.-Cica9o
Iribune.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17

Ess' We paid visit TO Camp Union
on Thursday last, and found the boys o.
Capt HOBBS company, doing finely
They were all well, in the best of spirits
and, with the rest Of the regiment, i'm
proving in drill very fast, under the ex.
cellent training Of Major BRoDrDEcK.-
Private GREEN, arrested on charges no.
ticed in our last paper. was Court Mar
tailed, and, owing to eAtenuating circum-
stances, was simply sente need to be rep
rimanded before the regiment. He was
much gra,itied at the mlJness of the
sentence, and has returned to his duty
with cheerfulness and alacriy.
The Governor has appointed FRANK
HERRoN, late Captain of the Governors
Greys, and who achieved an admirable
reputation in the Iowa First, for the care
which he took of his men and the bravery
he displayed at the battle Of Springfield,
Lieut.. Colonel Of the Oh regiment. WN.
5. CoYLE, of DEBORAH. has also been
commissioned Major, much to the dis
satsiac ion Of The men, who unanimously
recommended Lieut. BULL of This place,
for the position. Lieut.. Scorr, we PIE
sumo, will be commissioned Adjutant,
having already won much praise for
himself while acting temporarily in that
position. DR.. MCCLuER, of Dubuque,
has been appointed Surgeon, and DR..
HART, OF West Union, Assistant Surgeon
The number of men in camp. on
Thursday, as Col. VANDEvER informed
us, was over 900, and in few DAYS he
expected sufficient TO bring the regiment
up to the maximum standard. The en-.
tire camp equipage OF the regiment had
been received, and in Il few DAYS the
arms and uniforms are expected, when, il
is very probable, the regiment will
move Immediately down the Mississippi
The boys are all ready, and anxious to
be off.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 13.-The cor

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept 13.-The cor
respondent of the St. Louis Democrat
furnishes the following in diligence:
A messenger from Col. Mullgan, at
Lexington, reports Gen Prices advance
guard reached WarrensburG on Tuesday,
and Clab Jackson made speech. Price
claimed to have 10000 men, and his
main body is approaching Lexington.
This messenger brings an official account
OF skirmish between the rebels and Gen.
Lanes force, dated Fort Bledsoe, near
Fort Scott Sept d, the substance of
which is as follows: He says immedi-
ately after leaving Springfield, Price dis
patched Gen. Rains to clear the counties
bordering on Kansas of the marauding
bands which had been devastating that
section Of the country; that himself adj
vanced to Rains assistance, and their
combined force encountered, at Big Dry
Wood Creek, the forces of Lane, Mont
gomery and Jennison, and after brisk
skirmish of an hour and quarter tho
federal troops retreated, and were pursued
BY his force about three miles. He states
his loss at three killed and twenty seven
wounded lie says he buried three of
Lanes men, He concludes by saving
the enemy have continued to retreat
northward from Fort Scott, which post
they have abandoned 4; and adds, "This
relieves me of the necessity of pursuing
them into Kansas, the soil OF which |
am unwilling 10 invade unless her citi-
zens shall provoke me to do so by COM
hitting renewed outrages on the people
of this State In that event. | shall not
only cross the border. but will waste their
farms and utterly destroy the cities and
towns of that State. This correspondent
adds, "while this shows that there was
some skirmishing on the border. it does
not prove that the rebels have gained any
advantage, but on the contrary, it would
appear that they have found a force too
strong for them and given up their plan
Of advancing into Kansas and turned up
on the weaker force at Lexington. Their
design now is evidently first to take Lex
ing ton, and then Jefferson City.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
q le /.

In this place, ON the llth inst, ELOlSE
NJ. MONTFORT, of Inflammation Of the
brain, aged l6 years and l month, leaving a
widowed mother, brother, sister, and friends to
mourn her loss.
Thus early has gone to rest
daughter dear to mother given.
She's gone to join the number blest,
And share the choicest Blooms of Heaven
Tn this village, on the 12th inst, Ma
RY ANN BEAMAN, daughter of EMILY A.
and ID. BEAMAN, aged 10 months and 81
days.
Weep not for me, my parents dear,
am not dead, but sleepeth here.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17

E4y- On the outside Of TO- days paper
will be found AN interesting letter from
our correspondent, G. J. r.. relative to
the movements of the Guards. Being
away, and having no opportunity TO proof
aead it, it contains more errors than We
could wish, but the general reader will
scarce notice them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-09-17
Democratic Nominees.

H- Tho - Mrs. Cunningham or
bogus baby" Democracy, as Hon.
DANIEL, S. Dickinson calls such men as
the Mahonyites Of this State, held their
County Convention at the Court House,
on Saturday last, some eight townships,
We believe, being represented The
,!ieket nominated is as follows:
Representations JOHNSON.
County Judge-H. w. GLYSN.
Treas'r a. Recorder-D T. RANpALL.
Sheriff y CLINToS Wilson.
Suryeyor-D. S. DEERrSG.
Co. Coroner-S. w. HARDEN.
Co. superintendent. J. E,ERRrrs.
Some Of these men have been regard
ed as good Union men, and as above co
operation with the men who called this
'Conventioa. But the Establishment OF
Office, Or the rigor Of party drill. has
caused them to affiliate, under the name
'of Democrats, with the supporters oil
CHARLES Mason, and those who endeav-
or to cripple the infl uence and resources
of the government. sWhatever show they
may have bad of All election under other
auspices, we much mistake if they are
not politically damned by operating
with. the nest Of Nahony sympa,lizers in
our midst. The ticket can bear no com,
parison with the Republican ticket in
point of capacity and reliability, and al
though it will undoubtedly lie the
strongest that the Republicans will have
TO battle against, can only succeed by
the foolish division of the Union forces
by the Blind surrender, by the Republi
cans, OF their power. We shall hay,
mole to say OF this ticket hereafter, as ",
suppose rtAa work Of detraction Of IN,
Republican candidates is to go on.