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AUGUSTA. ATLANTA. AND NASHVILLE
TELEGRAGH COMPANY

THE SUBSCRIBERS To the STOCK OF THIS
Il Company, Tor the purpose OF extending sud cemplet-
ing the line to Nashville and the branch lines Shelby
vile and Winchester Tenn hereby notified that they
will be required to pay the stalmer the 22d inst,
thereafter be cOaveneut 10 the agent
make d. nand And the payment Of the Ash instament
Certificates OF Stock will tie issued The putting up OF
wire and establishing offices a,1ug te line heretofore
agreed, will be commenced IN short and all the
towns and villages along the hne that have made sub
scripOn 10 the Stock made agpcl'iou ior Offices that
may desire tins great copycnier ;heir Erning and
commercial rrr perity WI please iudcl;e such desire
ne, or b fore the 10Th of ,h- month. June So that
may be enabled 10 lu Up all p.aSs with tie wire.
II is the desire Of the Company tbf gdCh intermediate
town that may haze Office ,h.u'j recommend some
Trustworthy perSu TO be taugi- ~ All coumuni-
caicus should be adire>sei 10 ur Of : N. Scott
Esq. City Hotel, Nashville. / r. MILLS,
e3:St General Agent
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4 (NHEhICALS.-A large STOCK, iron The lest
Y manufac ures, exceedingly rare, never before
brought to this market Attention of Physicians TO ths
febJl-Is4. - J g. BROWN.
rOD LIVER OIL.-Four crosses Rushton, Clark a
bT J. @. BROWN,
apriII 4s College st,
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vi tested during the past year, By many O the ~
spectacle citizens OF Nashville The advertiser IL permitted
to refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servan, uas curs
of inve,erss Serofuls- Also the servans Of Mr.
Collins of the disease Five OF Cancer tavs
been cured twenty eases of hone Feo. Dir r. h. Joress
son cared of Sore Eyes ae- having been unosr th
treatment Of two OF the most distinguished Physci.ns Tor
eight months, almost totally blind
At least hundred pectahle per.ous in N..hvi
and its vicinity, be VINO viii youcb for N. t
benefits OF has course Of Tsstusn without The use 81 3.
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scrcluls, Rheumatism Fisiula MsrcursI Dts
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Ewes I'd i. i
puritiss of tie blood -
twenty years 81 constant Practice fifteen IN New Oresns
por % conln2 To Nashville Those inter- sted are res
peculy invited to call, examine and censa ss Of sbf
charge
Jfbce No Al Union ST., near Cherry
novlO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS.
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U =,
fehii 54-6md&triw Agent College street.
Prepared bv w. Hutchson, d Co.. Amsterdam Va.


Prepared by w. Hutchison & Co.. Amsterdam, Va.
DEM. r. WILLIAMS COMPOUND EX-
ID TRACT OF SARSPARlLLA AND IODlDE OF 20
Medical Professor the Public generally above
PREPARATION the subscriber does benefit
Patent right hance the value of oS arce hs
wish 70 conceal from the ofits ngredeDs
in order 10 gain public confidence and He would sim
ply state, that ApoIhecaTy he has been for years
the habit Ofpreparng under the directions of
eminence in the medical proieson both in k+nueky and
Tenbessee, the above Compound. Familiar With The best
methods of displacement and with
and powerful apparatus he has sought combine together
Meica such ion, aud in cheap and dura
bic form furnish remedy Of certain and wonderful
efficacy aesed long experience for every disease
that tesn s ir but Tor large class pro-
geny bat their origin and parentage Dia
thesis Scrofuons taint in the Constitution and blood
Obstinate letter. Ring Worms, Sore Eyes, Scad Head, sy
phtc Disorders and other diseases blood
that ressths usual Treatment. He by
very best of evidence here in our City lite efficacy Ner
yous and General debility, Indigestion Dyspepsia, lnfa
nation ofthe Kiuneys. kheumatism, &c, &c. conf
deny recommended in Diseases PeculIsr Females such
IS Leucorrha Whites suppressed Mensuation Choro
sis or Green Sickness Without enumera;ng
content to state and from the result already him.
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all
ne beleyes he is Offering to the orld reliable
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings King evil
lone aud manifested in the tissues body,
~ne'her II pervades the eRIire system.
The above medicine be obtained the Drug Stores
w. - GRAY, BwlN BROTHERS,
ssTkETcH & FLEMING, H. 6. sCoYkL,
J. q. BROWN, BERRY o< DEMOVIL,
G. w HRNDERSHoTT
orat the Depot, No. %, Broadway, shyie, Tenn,
mar22-3md&w -. 4 F. WILLIAMS.
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COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON

T TSE THE GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERI SYRUP
u When the bowels affected in any way whether the
disease chronic, it is equally beneficial
both cases. whenever there is DysenteIy, Darei Bloody
Fux Gripping and Straining, Cramps IN the bowels and
Cholera 1t is certain and immediate remedy in ell of
these complaints
NY position Chairman Of the Board OF Health has
brought constantly in cont ct with persons suffering
from diarrh9 |, dysentery and cholera So sirorgy
impressed with the value Of the Grdefenberg Dyseny Sy
rup in all Of bowel complaint that caused it TO be
to Quarantine where the cholera then existed and
not little singular that but e reported sf
terward Facts coming under the observation If my
sociates the Board tend 10 strengthen the belief that this
remedy invaluable in all of disease of the bowels
4. X. hIBBAkD, NJ D.,
Chm Board of Health, New York City.
have had an opportunity OF witnessing the effects of
the Graetenberg Dsentery Syrup in of bowel COM
pain especially those of severe character ard have
hesitation in saying that il admirably adapted to the
cure of these diseases. T. K. DEFURKtST. NJ. d.
New York City,
msy31. ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent
Price-5O and % cents per Bottle.
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TRUTH Is MI.HTl AND WILLPKEVAIL.
HuTcHIsoNs cELEBRATED oINTMENT.

HUTCHISONS CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
IS the eectual remedy Tor Piles, Sore or Cakad
i Breast, Cuts. Bruises &c, DOw extant This nIedi
cine prepared with great care and fails to give
lief when properly administered Remember
1t Cures Piles-speeGly,
1t Cures Sores or Cakei Brea5t-!Umediaie!y.
1t Cures Cuts Bruises or Sores-on man or horse.
The afflicted invited To give ii trial If il does not
accomplish what claim for it, then pronounce hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number Of
fcaes from the first citizens Of yirg and other States
several of which accompany each box, We give the fol
loving from the sheriff Of Boetour county, Virginia
Mr.. Pltzer:
FINcAsTLE Dec. 81, 1855.
Mr. HUrcHIseN-DeHr SRI had been almost con.
slant sufferer from Piles for ten twelve years previous
the time heard of your ointment. have given fair
trial. and for the last years have had symptoms of
the disease, and consider myself entirely cured think
due To you to make this statement and TO the public
large that your invaluable should be more gen
orally known. Yours respectfully, T. Pl1ZEk
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
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LASDRETii'S GARDEN SEEUS.
rEyEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop Garden Seed,
usr received and warranted fresh, &c, comprising al
- Sgs. brought to this market Extra Early Peas Ear
iy Nav re1s six week beans Glove Onions, &C. by the
q ljo1 Also Cabbage. Button Onions, DC, DC, by the
e.'i41' I' 49, J. G.. BROWN
PNSI-Ia No ~. College Street.
r M KIZOKo ANU oIRUfo-zVU dozen WADE &
l. Blufcbrrs iebrAied RaIOrs. among which tine
I0rrent # WARRANTED RAZOitS IN cases ot one PAIR
- 81 nrivns use: also further additional stock of Bar
bsr,' Ra,prs also Wade Butchers Razor Strnps Lew
I Eol' - - .,,To,ior article FALL 4 CUNNINGHAM.
Snu J . Collie street
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SWING BROS, Ag Mt.
". F. GRAY, Agent.
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fertile land whilst others present that seriy which
generally accompanies mineral wealth IN alta But though
false economy may calculate the value per acre o. he
ceded territory by tie worth Of ts annual product mere
are incidental advantages worth more than the principal
subject Of purchase single hostile expedition to enforce
Irrigated boundary might than the difference
between the actual and estimated value Of the land Ana
there connected with this acquisition another eonsdefa
lion of perhaps much valae tho territory ilss IL Is
the franchise Of way incidental TO tue proprietary uue,
and essential proper intercourse between the States Of
the federal Union We are aware that we touch upon
delicate Subject but confident in The imparuay Of our po
ston we do not hesitate say, that is for the interest OF
all sections OF the Union that the route 10 the Pacific by
way Of the ella ought be open to comparative survey
IL is In the opinion Of many, OF the best lines and ran
road ought be upon that which oilers the best
location Indeed we are satisfied that aera oad shall
have constructed upon the more northern line one
will be necessary upon the southern Even those who ooG
upon progress with the most apprehension must see that
the population Of other countries IL tending TO the oecupa
ZION OF ouch portions OF this continent offer the highest
Inducements The inevitable development OF northern and
middle Mexico will produce the most important CONNER
cla results 1t will bring value and extent OF country
into commercial connexion with our with which we
can establish relations in other than an afnieabe man
nerhe States OF northern Mexico Sonora, Sinaioa, Du
range and Chihuahuawhioh, according 10 the represent
alton Of travellers, possess extraordinary mineral
wealth, and great agricultural capacity This country
with Territory Of New Mexico, has no naygable
river and is without any Of artificial access. The
whole region lies dormant and nnproductiye' We may
mention illustration OF its occuded condition., that IN
iron is worth almost as much as silver, ana the
expense of transportation necessarily limits production and
consumption 1t is region of immense wealh-wholly
unde veloped. The construction OF railroad into ths
country would stimulate every interest its mines would be
opened, its lands cultivated 1t would draw from the man
ufuoiurng cities Of the Union its entire supplies woud be
practical addition their home market for foreign man
features could into competition without mpor
ation into American cities and payment of American dp-
ties Anype, Durango, chihuahua and Santa re Woud be
nil in diTectc
and Baltimore.
ave extend this article Statesmen, philanthro
pists merchants. will examine this subject and satisfy
them selves the incidental inducements sanction the
treaty sufficient justify its adoption with such
amendments may be agreed on by the two govern
menls"
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To Ms Editor Of the Union:

My name has been mentioned in certain newspapers as
authority for statements that Mr. Law, of New York
and nv brother in law Mr.. George NJ Sanders now in
London had disposed of their nuskeis 10 the red epub-
licans in Europe and acquired large sums OF money
thereby The rei,eraon Of these statements. though
authorized denial of their truth in the New York Her
aid induces me ask you TO say in your columns that
there is not word of truth in the reference TO me-
know nothing of any such disposition. nor did ever
sneak of the any being pro-
foundly Ignorant and having knowledge the sub
iect .....
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
SAM c. REID, Jr,
Of New Orleans.
W,suYpcroN Anril g. 1854
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The STEAM rRIGArEs-The Philadelphia Ledger, on
expressing its strong proyal OF the prompt action OF the
Senate in the passage of the bill received from the House
for the building OF six steam irgaes, says;
Our merchant marine is TO be found in every sea- and
in the event OF actual hostes between the allied pow
ere and Russia, will be exposed TO thousand dangers.
The limitations already given that, neufas,
ships will be exposed 10 search and liable TO seizure
unless the United States shows both the determination
and the power to maintain its commercial freedom. The
spirit OF the nation against submission to any arbitrary
rules of international law which have had voice
in making, and which opposed TO interests and
progress II s proper, therefore, 10 be prepared TO
maintain rights and 10 protect our commerce. The
ships should be promptly built and put in service. Our
seamen, Also should receive such compensation will
induce them enter the service OF the government Our
navy al present makes but poor show by the side OF
those OF other commercial nations The United States
have SO sailing vessels, 10 steamers and o29 guns
less by vessels OF and $40 guns than in 1916
England has 667 vessels with IL $50 guns France
32s vessels TIA guns; Russia 10 vessels 500 guns
Holland 102 vessels 2,3l9 guns The governments OF
England and France are adding largely TO their
ves The United States government has no need for the
degree OF podgaly IN it's naval expenses as either
Of the principal nations Of Europe, but It's navy should
increase proPofonaby with lis and the mari.
time interests which are to be protected"
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The IsrrLLIcrscER At IT'S OLD woRK.-The Ma
tonal lnteligeocer Is lending lis columns as usual to
Brighten country from opposing il ought to do the
nsolencs and oursges OF Spanish governor gene ais
and other mnions OF that power A writer in that anti
national Journal is eodeavorng show iba, the country
would be ruined by war with Spain We suppose THE
very old gentleman belongs TO that class that
howled ruin and destruction commerce. trade and man.
ufactores so peousy during the administration Of Gen
Jsckson-poor fellow The Inelligencer which echoed
those omnous eroskings daring that PERIOD is OF course
the h medium through which to send out the present
lusubrious dissertations the impending danger of a
Spanish We pity the unfortunate victims of such
woeful hallucinaion and recommend them TO retire as
far possbe fro the political arena their interference
such matters will sssuredy render their sanity ques
ton OF doubt-Bah Rsppb.
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Revenue Marine omccrs Ordered.

Captain Francis Martin to the command of The
cutter Ingham. at Detroit, Michigan.
Captain Robert Day to the command of the revenue
cutter Harrison, at Oswego, New York.
These vessels, which laid up during the winter
months, now a, the opening of navigation the
lakes, TO be placed again in active service.
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Supreme Court of the United states.
InupsnAY. AnrIl @. 1854

Thursday hPfl o. 1894.
Hugh Ewing, esq. OF Ohio, and John K. Porter, eco
OF New York, admitted attorneys and counselors
Of this court.
No So William A. Smith IL al, appellants, Us Leroy
Swormsledt al The argument oil this was con-
tnued by Mr.. Ewing for the appellee
Adjourned till tomorrow at III o'clock
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TO COLLECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 30, 1854
The annexed copy OF an act of Congress, entitled An
act to extend the wsrehousng system by cab.hng pri.
bonded warehouses and for other
the 18th instant is herewith transmitted the inform ation
and Of collectors and other officers OF the Gus
toms.
There several poftsnt provisions this act which
require modification of the warehousng regulations o
the I7th February ls49 Those regulations. however, IN
other respects win continue In until mod fed or re-
vokcd BY further Instructions.
twill be perceived that by the provisions of the Alb ec
ton Of this imported merchandise duly entered ae
its date for wsrehousng under bond may continue In
wsrehonse without payment Of duties therein pom for pc
Rod Of three years from the date OF original porrson
II mar be Withdrawn NJ amy time, within that period
either for consumption due entry therefor nd payment
duties and charges or for expectation without the paymen
oduties When Withdrawn for expectation, however tho
'torage and charges due the merchandise Withdrawn
must be paid.
When dute. shall have been paid on merchandise en-.
tered for consumption, they be refunded
portaon Of the merchandise without the limits of the Uni
ted States; nor statement Of duties be granted
OF allowance made for of any injury dam.
He Deterioration loss or leakage sustained by
while IN depo.~ IN any public private bonded
house established or recognised by the act.
In pursuance Of tho provisions Of the section, the
BOND given the entry Of the merchandise for
housing VIII be according 70 the annexed form A.
The extension Of the warehousng period three years
Twin be perceived, is made applicable TO merck sndsc
oooeo before the passage Of the and still ming
wafehou'e Any goods. wares and merchandise, befe.
ote' winch may be in warehouse under bond tho
eeip' o hese tns'ructoas win be permitted remain
msfen iet the period Of three year. from date Of orsi
nal importation, and may at any time within that period
e~hhdfswn of consumption on payment oi duties and
opses o. of saportadon payment such Storage and
charges 80 may be due thereon.
must be distinctly understood however tina, when any
pond given before the passage az this Law for any mcr-
ohendisc still remaining in warehouse reanbe. maturity
we owner o. importer il he desire, 70 avail himself Of the
hehoasine period a. now extended, must give ne nd
'ssc'oy bond according to TORN A, when the former
bond viii be cancelled.
The particular attention or collectors and otba, oa,. a
w customs called 70 the very important provisions Of the
w snd Oh sections Of the which regulate the
"lon 81 merchandise in bond
% ~eowing routes for the transportation Of MERIDIAN.
~ bond rom one port Of entry another por, OF entry
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HARrFoRp April 5The entire vote for governor
about 6l co., OF which Dutton (whig) received 10 500
Ingbsm (dem % O0o Chapman (Temperance.) loeo0
Hooker, (ec-sol,) 2700-making majority against the
democratic candidate OF about 5000. Last year. Sey-
nours (dem) majority Tor over all other candi.
dates, was DOS.
The senate viii stand, wings IL, democrsu4 Tho house
Of delegates, wings and free sellers 1872 democrasN
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FAREWELL CONCERTS.

NJ JULIEN respectfully that he will (prcvous
departur. for Europe In Juns) give
TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS.
which win take place
MONDAY lTu ArRrL, TUESDAY t2Tu
Being positively his las, appearance in Washington.
Particulars in programme.
Ap6-N
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Inc way ADOutlOu SdPANul
For some time past the whole abolition press has been
burdened with the description OF horrible scene alleged
to have occurred in the State Of Mississippi and 10 have
been published first in the Natchez Free Trader That
paper in its issue OF February s, contains the fol-
lowing:
SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS received DAY or
two since the following letter:
soMERvuLr, On J.,) February 7, 1854.
Editor Of The Matches Free Trader:
SIR: There has been published in The New York pa
pers within three four days. account OF tie burn
ing of negro at place called Union Point, the banks
OF the Mississippi This account appears to be taken from
your paper, and sta,esthe thing IN detail among other
things alleging that some four thousand slaves were col
lecled 10 witness the scene, and afterwards were adj.
dressed by the mag lsaies, ministers OF religion, &c.
The fanatics here making great ado about this and
certain cool opposes OF agitation, dsbeeyng the tale
related by Greeley requested to write you for the
facts Please, therefore,, communicate them TO me as
soon convenient by copy oil your paper, or Otherwise
Yours, truly,
We have only say that such occurrence has
taken place at Union Point within knowledge, and,
Of course that no such publication that attributed by
The Tribune 10 the Free Trader has been made.
So herce determined, and INSCRIPTIONS north
ern ianacis, tina, is useless to take the trouble OF fol-
loving up their ISLANDERS OF the South for the purpose OF
disprovipg and denouncing them. The story Of the Tr.
bune is an entire fabrication.
viii the New York Tribune and other abolition papers
make the amends honorabis1 We do not believe they
will They can't tell the truth do justice where
slavery is concerned. II they could only themselves
a, others see them, they would be better men.
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Important Treasury Circular.

We present to our commercial readers, in tc-days pa
per, The circular instructions issued by the Secretary oil
the Treasury, 10 carry into effect the provisions of the
new warehousiag act published by us few days since.
The act extends the privilege OF wsehousng both for
expectation and consumption TO three years from the date
Of impor,aton-being an extension over the late law,
IN The former of two years. and in the latter OF
yearand makes other important and salu'ay changes in
the system The circular is in the spirit OF the act and
ensrges The field for the transportation OF goods in bond
from place another, and WILL therefore, much ia
ciba,e the distribution and diffusion OF imported goods
through the interior portions of the country
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE. A~esionser.

VERY VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE AND GROUNDS AT
public sncsionon Saturday afternoon, April Is Al oc'oek
shall sell lots and s in square 251,
fonr ei feel inches l1h and l4h,
running back about 1850 feet 7s square s WIN in
consisting stable and once, with
containing nve ms large STALLS with ample yard
frame house, and ON ue SIDE o
small fame house, which for SO snnum
properly egbly situated, and presents ms
opportunity to person desiring 10 con
livery stables, the present rare opportunity TO s
profitable business be
Terms e balance In sr, twelve, eighteen,
thirty for bearing interest," and &c
cured by q deed Of trust on the premises : :. $500
Ap7-d Aucuoneef'
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Headquarters Marine Go

Headquarters Marine Corps,
ouartomastsrs Once, Washington, April g. 1854.
SyEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. win he
u Of May furnish the
quantities following articles may, from
required during the fiscal year commencing " july 1884 viz
Bayon.t belts
Cartridge Dor belts
Waist belts
Bayonet scsbbards
Car,ridee boxss
Percussion caps, pouches, and br,.. waist plates
sesean,s' swords
Musicians do
Boys do
Drums. both and small size, and Dor wood hf.s.
this ocs, that Of the
s,sts quar- OF marines, New York,
In.,scncer and Evening star, Washington, D. O.
papers Philadelphia New York. and Boston usually pub
lshing marine win give tn. above ree Insertions
EACH prorimo and send bills together with
copy Of advertisement, TO this once for payment
Al 7-3awtlstMsy
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sy GREEN a SCOTT. A.otsenssrs.

By GREEN a SCOTT, Asctienssrs.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL niiue groceries an iq~csp, hc, at auouon-on SATURDAY
shall front Of AT ocock
m large Of furniture Of every description
barrels OF whisksy, barrels herring In fine order
Cisars and tobacco, and other grocerisa - =.
with many other articles which we deem nnnscssan 70 en-"
merate. ShAEN $500,
Ap7-d N's
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CINCINNATI April 5-The opening OF the Ohio and Mis-
sssippi railroad AmoEa celebrated yesterday.
Twelve hundred invited guests left In three trains There
was grand banquet Amora, and speeches were made
by several distinguished gentlemen They received
with the firing OF cannon procession and great rejoicing
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rUlZOT's History cf Oliver Cromwell and the k"G
III Ii.h ealh; translated iato English vols On
Apt FAN'h 'n'nV"