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CARD THE UNDRRsTGNED

49, A CARD THE UNDERSIGNED
~ having accepted the principal charge of
the Cincinnati Female Seminary, Seventh. street,
corner of Mound. respectfully announces to its
patrons and to the public, that he will open the in
stiution for the rece ption of pupils, agreeably to
announcements, on MONDAY, the 10th inst.
The fitness of the buildings, in location aud all
appon tments TO the wants Of institution Of the
highest order, is we'll known.
The school will be classified. under the Primary,
Preparatory and Collegiate Departments, accom-
panied by the usual ornamental and optional
of study, and will be conducted by the Principal,
aided by full and competent corps of Teachers,
under the pledge that all shall be done which ex-
perience and conscientious assiduity can do, to i'm
part an education and character, which shall be
elevated end symetrically developed.
The Principal will be happy to confer with per-
sons interested 10 the SCHOOL, at the Library room,
during the usual hours daily. W. II TYLER.
He is gTatitd with special permission to refer to
the following gentlemen:
Hon. Bellamy Storer, NJ, L. p THOMPSON, d, d =,
Hon. George Hoadly, WV. Scarborough, ESQ
y. J. ThompsoD,, Esq a s. Winslow, ESQ,
Geo. Mendeuhall, M D., VIM. s. Wright, Esq.,
sel7-tf
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~ SEPH) Enterprise of February 2, says
"Among the many remedies offered TO the public
under the bead Of Patent Medicines t relic Of to
know that some of them are valuable preparations;
will do what is claimed for them; and are worthy of
use and place in every family Belonging to this
class may be mentioned DIR ROBAOK'S Scaudina-
viap Remedies, Blood Purifier and Bloed Pills
which are most excellent preparations, and which
have the desired effect in all for which their
use is intended Like thousands Of others, we bear
personal witness of tn s, having used them in our
family with the best effects. We also acquainted
with many who speak voluntarily in praise Of these
medicines. Ore of our business men says that, by
the use Of only four bottles Of the Purifier, he
Ceved more than one hundred dollars benefit. His
difficulty was EryBipelas We express our thanks
for liberal present Of these remedies for in
family.
For sale at No @ East Fourth ST., and by Drug.
gists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States and Capadas n
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MATTERS AT GOLDsBoRo, N. CA special
dispatch to the Charleston Mercury, dated at
Goldsboro, N. c., September A, says:
All is quiet here now. There are NO signs
nor expectations of an attack by the enemy.
Preparations are being vigorously pushed
forward to receive him, if he should attempt
to gain foothold upon the main land. see
no Indications of any movements TO beat off
the invaders from their present position.
The energy and activity displayed is not
what the occasion would seem TO demand.
any further movements of the Yankees along
the coast.
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wEDNKsDAY..~........-...sRPTRMBER rs
THE spasmodic effort recently made 10 nro

The spasmodic effort recently made to pro-
vide for the defense of the city seems to
have subsided, leaving US in condition
known to diplomatists as stdtu quo. General
Mitchell, after enlightening the community
with information of what he intended to do,
has left for Washington, and the artillery
accumulated for our protection, like parent
less children, have found refuge in the Or
phan Asylum. When are we to have another
furry?
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ASTROLOGY.

49, ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
1NS3 know their future prospects,, can have
them correctly stated by MADAME ALVIN at Ia
East Sixth st between Main and Sycamore, where
she may be consulted on all matters concerning
love, marriage, Courtship law matters and business
AFFAIRS and will tell the name of the lady or gentle-
men they will marry; also, the of her visitors
Id
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L. NJ. 81 @. & X. R. R.

Rn TRAINS FOR CAMP DENNIsON
EBAA leave Cincinnati at and 600 A. NJ,
Bal 3, 3:5O and T. NJ.
BETUBNING-Leaye Camp Dennison at 7:1O
and $3.50 A. NJ, 3:45, 6:O5 and = P. NJ.
Bound trip Tickets will be sold for 70 cents.
my26-u X. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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Army Suffers, Attention!

WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE
w stock Of Ruled Gap, Letter and Commercial
Note Papers Of various qualities at very low prices
to which we invite your attention.
NIXON, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
Wholesale Paper Warehouse,
sel7-tf "a and 20 Walnutst
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Printers Flat Cap.

VEJE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF WHITE
w and Blue, Wove and Laid Flat Gap, IL, II, l6
and IS lbs ef superior quality, at low prices. For
sale by NIXON, CHATFIELD & WOODS,
ael7.tf - and 20 Walnut. st,
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GEN. ZOLLICOFFER ILLUSTRATING
KENTUCKY NEUTRALITY.
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A TRAIN On The LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
ROAD SIX HOURS BEHIND TIME!
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A BATTLE REPORTED At LExINe-
TON, LAST sunday
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ns- uNION COuNrY CONYErION.


HB- UNION COUNTY CONVECTION,
The undersigned, Delegates elected from Ham
ilton C)unty to the late Union Convention at
Columbus, request the unconditional Union voters
of said county to meet at hA usual places of hold
ing elections (unless otherwise notiied), in their
various Wards, Townships aud Precincts, on FRI
DAY, the goth day of September, 1861 in the city
at O'Clock and in the country at o'clock p, NJ =
ee t Delegates as hereinafter apportoned to the
NixOn's Hall, in Cincinnati on SATURDAY, the
2lst day Of September, 1861. at 10 o'clock A. NJ TO
nominate UNION COUNTY TIChET. The
number OF Delegates apportloned TO each Election
District Is upon basis OF Two Tor each ward,
IoWnenlp ana Preclncti and one Delegate Tor each
one hundred and nifty VOte5 and one additional
Delegate for every fraction over seventy five votes
cast for supreme Judge at the Octeber Election
lsOO' Ihe bppoltlonmeht IL as tolloMs, to.wlt:
NO. Of Delegates.
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Eoufih ward
6lltn Mar0
Sl1lh
Seventh " aTd
Eignth ''.''l 10
MlLh
1enth maTu
EleNehth
nwellth
1hIteehth Matu;
Eourteepth
Slteehth
sixteenth
seventeenth Ward
Sympss Township
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LAUGHABLE SOUTHERN NEWS "HAsHED
up AT RICHMOND.
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Fine Book Papers.

" PRlsING the various sizes, qualities and
prices, is very large and complete. Printers will
fnd IT TO their advantage to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
NIXON, CHATFIELD & WOODS,
sel7.f ~ and 20 Walnut st.
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All TelegI aphic Communication along
the Road Cut OFF.
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Excitement at Louisville /!
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Clay's Hotel, washington, d. @.

FTHE PRESENT. PROPRIETOR, HAV-
= = ING leased the above premises for number
Is prepared to offer every inducemeot to those visit
bis house is situated on PenDsylyania. .av /, the
third square from the Capitol, and about equal dis
tanees from the Patent Office and Railroad Depot.
omnibuses pass every few minutes to ell parts of
the city. As COED table as is set in the city.
Terms, so per day $40 so per week.
sell -eodcm j. IL. CLAY, Proprietor,
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REPORTED EVACUATION OF COLUM-
BUS, KY, BY THE REBELS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FEMALE PHYSICIAN. = MRs,
~ KING, M d offers her services AZ Phy.
sician and Accouchenr Patients boarded, II re-.
qu'red. Residence, 30 Wade.st., between John
anu Outter. myl0
NOTICE.-THE CONTRACT
t4A~S.s made by and between l.. / Devils and D.
DeForcst on the llh day Of September, s6i is dis
solved by mutual agree mont, this day, September
70, 1901, said DeFOreBt having Withdrawn from the
business. laTl d. DEFORESr.
V CHARLES WARREN, PROFRs-
9\sra SOR bF MUSIC, respectfully Informs his
rlends and the public generally, that he will re-
Two evenings in the week will be devoted to gentle
men who may wish to join classes for the perform.
works Of the most celebrated writer's for that favor
iIe instrument Orders left at his residence, 4 SO
Fitth,st,, or at w Nj. Peterss Music. store, Meto-
deon building, viii be punctually attended to.
fnu27 X
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COUNTY TREASURER.

& Gar didato for COUNTY TREASURER
before the Union Convention, to its decision
sel7.d# OUR COUNTRY ALL THE TIME.
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City Battery.

BB-ONE II HUNDRED ANDPIFTY SOUND
and able-bt died Men wanted for the City Ali
Battery. Each man will be subsisted, from ft>AkA
the day Of his enrolment, by the city Of Hus&SI
Cincinnati, until mustered into the service = 80
Of the United States, and as soon as mus
tered Dto the service of the United States they will
he fully uniformed and equipped The Battery is
composed of six six pound rifed cannon, now al tho
Asylum Lot. Young men having desire TO aid In
the defense Of our city and country have now an
excellent opportunity TO crafty their wishes,
For full particulars, apply at the Orphan Asylum
BudiI g, the recruiting head quarters for the City
Battery. w. III. GLASS,
THEO. MARSH,
T. NJ. B0SLEY,
A. E. JONES,
selI.tf Com. on Military Affairs, City Council.
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References - Mrs. John Kilgour, Mrs Lowell
Fletcher, hrs. g. w. Coffin, John Swasey, ESD, II,
w. Burnct, Esq, Rev. George A. Heather, A NJ,
Professors Milton and Nelson Sayler, d. Judkns,
tendCnt of Public Schools seI7-sc
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F4-TO TIE VOTERS OF HAM
w copNTY, ,%REAsgRERwCIN-

TC0DNTY N ,TTSREEAsU RERICIN-
LACK, E'q: Dear Sir-The undersigned, q pOr-
tion Cf your friends in this community, appre-
ciatng your peculiar fitness to discharge the duties
of County Treasurer, respectfully request the priv
iege Of presenting your name az a candidate fer
that Office before the Convention to be held in this
W W. Scarborough. Ellis, McAlpin & Go.
ID. Nj PomerOy. Winston 4 Johnston.
Geo. A. Prichard. J: simpkinson \ %.
WynDe, Haines \ 60. MaciarlaLd d & Co.
J. P. Gould. Peter Heff Il Sons
!. B. B. & ses,ey Ss!I's "''' j i. Wynhs & Co.
2 %f51@si6 RnasESrf nsPGoy GSy
Guitermae 4 sulzbacher. John W; Haxell.
SsS n leaned Sa1slt Son Son nssS aSsSb bgfo5 bRySE
White t., RLnIr AStrim. Ph&TeS W td6fb Taylor Co.
G6smbers, Stevens & Co. James Andrews. w.
Jones, Bros. Il Co. Bare West.
Andrews Biggs. John Gates & Co,
B'achly Simpson B Co. John, StnbeTt
Dan. H Lockwood. Charles G. Doherty.
Walter Lockwood. Bohn, Mack Co.
Y IS s, Dickinson. Dickinson. n Murray shipley Co.
Thayer Il Aldrich. w. B. Smith & Co.
w Greene. Hughes, Adams & Go.
Kinney, Espy & Co. Haynes, Lewis Spencer.
II W. Hughes, Of Evans Mason, Wallace 8 Go.
Howell Gano & Co. IN. Taaire.
VIM. Hart & Co.. VIM. II, Thompson.
Chamberlain g. Co. White, Bro. q Co.
A H Wells & Co. WOrhiDgton s. Co.
John W. HaItwell. Thomas S. Brown.
p. Wilson. VIM. Glenn Sons.
G. w. Bishop. Richard W. Keys.
Hunnevell, Hill & Co. Baker q Co.
Tyler Davidson Co. VIM Besor & Co.
Heidelbach & Season good N. s. Lockwood.
Cohen, GuitermaD Go. J. w. Garfield
Heidelbach, Wertheimer james S. Moffet.
& Co. Kuhn, Meter & Co.
Paprenheimer &Drey foos. Lewis Wald.
Mack & Bros. Mich. Patterson Co,
Morris Drum. Gideon Burton.
VIM J. Dunlap. William Smith.
Seth @. Foster. Joseph Terrence.
W. McLin White. Tho. G. 0dorne.
Henry Tibbitts.
W. w. SCARBOROUGH, Il. NJ. PoMKRoY and others.
Gentlemen: am in receipt of your note request-
ing permission to use my name as candidate for
County Treasurer before the Union Convention to
be held on the 2Jst instant.
Fully appreciating this unexpected manifestation
of my friends, can only yield my consent.
Respectfully, B. MATLACK.
CINCINNATI september l6, 1861. a.
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-ASTROLOGY
Look Out! Good News for AII!I


VTNHE MEYER FAILING MADAME
RAPHAEL 70 the best. She succeeds when all
Others have failed. All who in trouble-all who
have been untortunate-all whose fond hopes have
promises and deceit-all who nave been deceived
and tred with-all fly to her for advice and salts
faction-al who are in doubts Of the affections Of
those they love- consult her to relieve and satisfy
their minds.
In Love Affairs She Never FaIlsI
She has the secret of winning the affection Of the
opposite sex. She shows you the
Likeness of Your Future Wife or Husband,
Or absent friend. She guides the single to happy
marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid
stances, and the result has always been the means
OF securing
A Speedy and Happy Marriage;
She is therefore a sure dependence.
1t IS well known TO the public at large that she
was the first and she is the only person in this
who give entire satisfaction on all the concerns
of life which can be tested and proved by thou
sands, both married and single, who daily and ca.
To ALL in business ber advice Is invalu-
able. She can forete with the greatest Certainty,
the result of oil commercial and business trans
actions.
Lottery Numbers given without extra charge.
MADAM RAPHAEL is q bona fde Astrologist
that every one can depend upon. She Is the great
est Astrologist Of the Nineteenth Century. Some
ladies' may be little timld, though they need not
fear for she practices nothing but what is recon-
cilable to philosophers; In fact single visit will
moral rcetitude, and of the purity of her profession
All interviews are strictly private and confiden-
Therefore, come one come all to
No. 30 East Fifth-streets
Between Sycamore-street and Broadway, Cincins
TERMS; TERMS; Ladies', Fifty centsi Gentlemen. one
DOllar. sel8-aS
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Trouble Anticipated with the Indians.
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- CHARLES wARRKN. PRnFFs.
- CINCINNATI AOADEMY q

~ DESIGN established by the laH Pro-
fessor Robert Conner{ NO 3O West Fonrtb .street
opposite st. Paus Church. 0'
The Academy has been removed 70 the above 'ocn
tion, and will open on WEDNESDAY, September
ls s9l, with its former facilities for tuition in oil
painting, perspective crayon and pencil drawiug
&ct ircluding large collection of appropriate
studies in each branch. Terms reduced.
NJ. W. RICHARDSON, PRINCIPAL.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

oIl4. 81 ATTENTION BUGLERS.-TWENTY
ONE Bug ers wanted for the Third Regiment o.
V. Cavalry. Apply at No East Third.st sei4.f
RS- A FEW NOR z MEN WANTED FOR
Captain WHITES Cavalry Company, which y A
l. to serve under Major. General Fremont, STa
The most of the members whose names -&fxtO
are now enrolled, have seen service in ITFSN
Western Virginia. and know how neces. -
gary good commander is to the welfare of the
meI E; ana as Captain WHITE Is late of the u. s.
Army, we must have sncCess.
MAJOR DEMPSTER,
SELF b. Recruiting Agent, cor. Seventh q Vine.
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Price Surrounds Lexington, Mo.
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Fremont Guard.

: EB- CAPT. CHARLES w. ANDER son,
formerly commander If the Crockett Rsngers,
but lately under Brgadier- General Lyon, in d
Missouri, having been appointed a Captain byM
Con. Fremont, in the above named Regiment ~
calls upon all his old acquaintances who desire IL
TO serve their country, to call and enlist.
The Colonel IL l., II, MArshall, of the regular
army. All the tents and equipments of the m ost
modern and approved style, and the arms will be
those brought from Europe by General Fremont
such as are used by the ChAsseur d'Afrique, with
saber bayonet and irsn scabbard.
Those desiring to enilt can address Lieut.. Colonel
W. B. assilIy, or CHAS w. ANDERSON,
Captain and Recruiting officer,
sels.b No. "a East Fourth.st.
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Progress of the War in Missouri
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Artillery.

EVA FEW MORE RECRUITS ARE
wanted in this most brilliant szfR[aN-
arm Uf the service. for Captain HDfSHAEN
HICKENLOOPERS GIN TM MKSE1A
CIHNATI BATTERY. n his Ff=I[&NAyI<E
Company has been accepted by
Gen. FREMONT, and ordered TO report at St. Louis.
Subsistence and transportation furnished as soon
enlisted Fan in boys Recruiting offices Nos
IVA and 393 Vine-st above Court
LIEUT.. A b. BUXTON, I Recruiting
sel4-f LIEUT.. H. Ii. JUsTIS, J Officers.
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The Traitors Defeated, as Usual.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH

THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI
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EB- COUNTY TREAsURER.-R. BU-
CHANAN will be q Candidate before the Union
Convention for TREASURER Of Hamilton County.
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For Treasurer.

RB FOR COUNTY TREASURER, AN
DREW MCALPIh, subject TO Union Convention.
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OCTOBER ELECTION
For Recorder.

So N. II. sHAHPLEss Is A CANDI-
DATE for Recorder OF Hamilton County, subject to
the decision Of the Union Convention, TO be held
on the 2lst inst. sel2-ttt
The sun., 1861-12-11

The following is a comparative staten mt of
the business of this Office during the years end
ing September 30th, 1860 and 1861 -
Letters mailed, Independent of those coming
from other offices TO be re-mailcd or distributed :
ls60-15, ,jO7 Gjl 166l-1l, 1i2, 02l. Decrease,
|. j6J, G33.
Letters received by mail for delivery in the
city; lSd0-ls 2jO, 900; 1sGi-1j, 800 900. De-
crease, 2,7jO coo.
Letters received for distribution, IRE mailed TO
other oflices) not including those from Califor.
MIA: 1s6O-g,2j0,0 600; 1sGl-l2, 80, ,l55. In.
crease, ., 800 100.
Letters sent TO California, including those re-
ceivod from other offices TO be re-n,ailed 1860
9?,9j9; lsGl-i03,131 Decrease 96,S22.
Letters received from California by steamers
anil overland, including those TO 10 rcmailed TO
other Offices ls6O-360 $50; lS6l-21O, 9O2
Decrease, 90,U2S.
Foreign lcitcrs sent 1862 9i2, ,ii9; 1871
2,G1G2ij Decrease, 2G6,2ol.
Foroien letters received 1860, 1s7, s03
lSGl--2 PIP POP. Increase, 5i,sSg.
Registered letters sent and received 1850
l72.s2l lsGi--liG, 1873. Decrease, 2G,3Ss.
YlNaluc Of stamps and stamped envelopes sold ;
ls60-SG,3,2H O9; lsG1-615 iOj OF. In
crease, s2,l70 %.
Drop letters mailed lsGl-(abouO I $40 900.
Circulars mailed $500, 63l 1885, 1851
q, 3,lO7 ,751. Decrease, l,i2i,23O.
Letters delivered by carriers; lS6O-G,OiO,
Coo; 1S6l-6 72i ,3iG. Increase, $50, i6.
The sun., 1861-12-11

Warrington, Dec 1O.-1he Navy Depart
ment iLvl,os proposals for furnishing fitting
Q I'd s'cuIing 20 vessels Of war iron plates Of
three incho thickness, AMI fifteen and
halt feet In length, 10 have Ilancd edges and
courteisuuk holcs, to he bent TO tho shape Of
tho vuesol fiom stem TO stern and fastened to
thn tinDcis with cUnic j headed bolts Of one and
, halt inches in diameter. II is understood
hat the Department designs to thus clotho
Scsscls Of war with the least possible delay.
Richd OGorman, John Savage, Judge Dly
and Collector Barney were before the Cabinet
'odsy, with reference to general exchange Of
prison,rs AID particularly with reference to
Col. COrcoran.
II i. believed, from all that can bc gathered
that the rcb'l force in front Of our lines num-
bers Al least one hu,.irod ,hous1Hd men.
John McClare, Of New York, has suoceelod
in introducing To the Government the now Nor
ran tent, and orders havc been given for manu-
featuring them.
A. A. JOhnior, brother Of Governor John
son, Of Pennsylvania, had his pocket picked
this afternoon AZ the railroad station Of two
GoveiBmeft drafts one for $4,000 and the
o;her for ~ 800, check on bank in Pittsburg
for = 800 and $500 in cash.
A disJa'ch from tho l.. s. vessel Harriet
Lane, Dec oh, icp Ms having shollcd and de-
stpytd by fire four buliing- containing ord
nance stores belonging TO the rebels, near Free
stone Point.
Marshal I.amon reports to the Senate that
tho imprisonment ai slaves in the w WphiDgt On
jsil il iu accordance with the law Of the district.
The report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
p received vita much favor in Congressional cir.
lies.
Ben. Wood. Of N. V, took III. scat in the
House OF Representatives on Monday.
The sun., 1861-12-11
The SANTA Fe AInil.

Kansas City, Dec. 10.-Tke Santa 70 anl
Cannon City mail arrived last night.
All the merchants in the territory arc ro-
quirod hy Col Canbcy, 10 turn over their
money to Mcssis. Donallscns, Of Santa Fe, as a
loan TO the government.
On the 18th, ult., o band Of Navajo Indians
vent 10 O-,ron-, near Albuquerque, and stole
q large quanti y Of stock. A party Of citizens
started in pursuit, for the purpose Of recovering
Tho property, hu' Fix Of the men having got on
in advance, fell into an ambuscade and were
killed. Tho rest of the party, being too few in
number 10 continue the pursuit, were compelled
10 return. The same Indians have been COM
mitting depredatons on large scale
Measures are being taken TO establish mail
route between Santa Fc ard Denver City.
by connecting n link of 10 miles from Colora-
DO 10 Fountain City the route would be COM
pletc.
Roberts & Co., contractors for carrying the
mail from Independence 10 Santa Fe, intend
putting coaches on that part Of the road With
The aid Of the Pacific telegraph from Denver
City, Santa Fe, will then 6c placed within
eight days communication with the States.