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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-01
Com mErCiaL
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE

COFFEE-Cousidsrabe excitement has prevailed in the
C05e Market caused by recent unfavorsbs adyiees from
RO The sales Of the week embrace about 200 bags, mostly
10 Specuiaors On Thursday holders advanced prices
all grades Ize D. We quote Common al lOK; Fair
1SlKi Prime Il; and Choice Baltimore I9K9i2E. few
sales Laguayra made I3aI4c b. Jayais
worth Il hsIsc.
sUGARIn consequence Of Light supplies and late adj
in New Orleans market exceedingly hrm and
although prices quotsby higher, yet ia many in
stances holders realize Re than the same article
held at last week. We continue quote Common ct
IO2zSH FairIIK9IIi Prime IIlSI2; and Strictly Choice
at I2I!9l2H
sALT-The transactions in Liverpool Sst have been
sreted ia consequence OF heavy falling OF in receipts.
The only reported are 50 bags 81
Is worth 81 50 2 The supply OF KsnaWhs is fully
equal the demand. It's sill held at IS busheI
BACON.-The receipts OF Bacon have been on limited
SCALE aud prices remain unchanged Hog round may be quo
ted at Q cents.
LARD.-We hear OF but few transactions in Ehs article,
buyers Offering higher prices than have
been current during the season. there being disposition
the part 10 hold for still further advance Prime
lets, lierces, will b. tIOk the
outside price when in Whisky barrels.
FLOUR-An active demand existed while e receipts
have been y light EXtra may quoted Sc rs and
Superhne at s6 258s6 40.
WHISKY-The market has been fully supplied and prices
are easier quoiably lower. The sale Of
the week sum up about $50 bbls 1t CSC gal for Good and
26a927c for extra Cincinnati brands ....
DRIED FsUIT.-AppIss 81 50; Pssohes s. 90; Peeled
peaches - O0.
EGGs-Have declined and are now selling at osIOc p
dozen.
CLOVER sEED.-Aslight advance. We change ourquo-
tations to 50 258ss 50.
OANDLBs.-A late ielegraphic espach from Cincinnati
quotes advance Of Star candles and
responding advance result We quote
g7G2g;.
IRISH POTAToES-Ars selling at 81 % bushel
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SHkEsPEARE A GO-D JUDGs OF HoRsE -
Shskspesres dahuesuOnof fine horse, enumerates
the qualities infinitely enough to show that the
bard OF Avon wa7 judge Of horse flesh IS well
IS Of human nature. These s.snzas are tsom
81 Venus and Adon's:
" Look, when painter would surpsss the life
Ip thinning out q we'll proportional BJeed
Ills art with na.uTe's workmanship at sIrite,
As If the dead the LIVING should exceed;
81 did the horse excel a common one
IN shape, in courage, color, pace aud bone.
R9uud-hooFd shoTijoiuej, ietlocks shsg and long,
Broad breast full eyes small head and goslllS wide
High crest short ears straight legs and pascz strong
TINS NAME thick tail broad bullock tender hide
I1os what hOrJs should have, be did not lack
save proud rider on 81 proud back
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A Coon Hn--Judgs Joseph E Brown, Of the
Blue Ridge Circuit, is winning golden lnursls for
tie manner iu which he Discharges the duties of
his Office The good order and dec0rum that he
secures gives dignity TO tie court an greatly ia
ciftstes tue corr 3 prJsl CutOn of business Thst
there isa bit OF " aggeTy in his composition, is
evident from the following incident:
While hearing a Clse IN -- Court the at
fornay stated in his plea that he believed one Of
tLe Jurors was intoxicated Tie judgl, address.
ing Tho man alluded TO, said
.'SIr, are you drunk
The Juror Strengthening himself sd. n bold,
hall raut one, sal =; No ire bo5l'
Wei sad the judge, Il fine you FIVE dollars
for tie re and ten Tor tho bob The juror wilt.
gd - Rome Courier.
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TcBAcoo.-1he following statement exhibits the
quantities of American tob TO exported from the
United States 10 the countries designated, with
the duties paid thereon during tie commercial yesr
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The Numbers from 70 300O0 corrsspondis VA tto--
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate ~ . OF 1901
are encresd with small tn tbes AMI placed IN Gee Wheel
he lrsl 22 PuEss similarly printed and encrr cd are
placed in another Wheel.
Tho Wheels ore then reyolvsd, and auub-r Il drawn
from me Wheel otAubers, ard a the sane zine Prir- "a
drawn from The other Wheel. The Nuu11sr and rs d-1
od are opened and exhibited % ls audience ana registered
y me Cominsoaersi ne Eze haing placed aEainst tha
Number drawn. This operation i fspaaiad 1nn IN -
Prizes are dawu out.
AFrHoEnfATIoH PaIzEs-ihs i've preceding and ne I've
be e'ed 10 the a Approximation Prizes accurnF y ths
schUll
The3UJ Prizes Of SO viii b determined bv The l,-t H
ureoi the No. at draws the $50 pre- For sxsuDs
If tie nu15er drawing tie so 900 prs suda WIN J. tben
al he IeAss where lhe nuI1 Der ends 10 will b entitled
to ez0 II the number ends vita No then an ts tcts5
Waefe The number ends in viii be entitled q s26 and
90 OF 100.
Csrtiie1ies Of Packages vii be sold at Tie following
rates. which IS the risk.
Certificate Of Pectass Of 10 Whole Ticksss sso
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lust arrived tom b Orleaus WIN one % ths fncst
y s,ocks Of Cigars, LiqaOrsl Fru5ts, cod great
many oh Articles uhi.i ing o. 80 Conf esouary
uss Iusea ing tDc5stnHs 3dsiaess- 90 be leceig z
rssa supplies daily, wseh will sell b. warirsals % p t1.
JOHN JOHNSON.
fsbIg-1 No. g. Ccaa5 street.
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y. H.B.El.IFFORD. -.

CTCRAGE. FCgWArC.SG- AND CQvNTssfoN Mas.
- otTs feNcinstvs y 20 II fhiE sfCei balt 80 fsn
and gIgc-, ~ 0 q *.
kye-y biut cl Prri-e, ever description % mtnua O.
ursd ur8crs ''f ~ rrnr az he hizhazF usikst
-, a.. P.Sapt made Part Cuiar aueatsn PAD
% tpr~argiag 81 rrlza Ire, i've stock. SC.
Al .uds uy -H''i h .sIrarasf With fl4
Patci- have impersito tua o. rrcL rhfuauts
-ftlcEs 'asi-s - s-0ra h-- - itK ahlrrefs erta
sgsfr Sc. y f4r Iy rlprngi g 20 SUR as.sf
the eIy th house avery aEs nd onn1so1s ths q. 90
the
Refer 90 Rn5ieson 4 Bro John a. = Per- oai5s RE- Rev.
j. 81 Curtis, 30 kiHsyiIls = T.. CartW Fhi, So ls Teen
Col D. = lio 10 suup1la. s. ~ pEtrsgn. le1sra nFii1
Ia Hons. ~, BailF, Richmond, Va lfs5g -dlg.
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EEolI0Vgay's OiuIments-The dry erupuons so an
moving to many aged persons, well bos rngw or,
sed head fever sores bruises, and all external inaamma
ton whether e result accident Of disease, heal raidy
under the application Of this ointment.
II sold at the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. ga Strand London; and BY all druggists at
2Je., exc. and 81 paT pot
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0uUiO lLLh4INf
MAGhiFfCENr SCETfvrt
Plan OF IHs LnrrEsT

8 2GO Frizss amounting TO- ......... f5o7 90.
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,er tdcaie Of Package Of 10 Whole Ticksss sso
10 Hlf - IN
10 Ql1rtsr - -
IN ORDERISG TsCEBT5 OK 0ERFIFICATs

Enclose Tie money address tor the Tiefsts order
ed A receipts Ci which they Will be forwarded br u
rail FarchassFs can nave Tcfeis sndhg silh ny o.
they NAV designate
TIC list Of Drawn Nuaosrs and PrEss ilI Be ssut %
PURCHASERS Imme iiai-.v alter ihs Lrssiug
Furelllers TiLDl-e aTto tnsir gaatare plain give
their Post Office, Gount7 and Stale
- hemanoeE ihft every pTiza Is drawn, and payable
in fJil without dsduccon
- Al prizes o. 81 900 aud under paid immsdiatsly
after she draTagUhgr przss the usual tine Of thirty
dRFs.
Al e0mu8nicarons strictly confidential a..
Przs Tioasts cashed OF ronsued n 0thsf FirF.ia a
eithardai-e 81. u ~
Address ORDERS i0T Tickets or Csrt6cates either 10
s SWAN B Co, Atlanta O.
...sa..... s. SWAN MonigomsrF, Ala \
> SWAN Box geo, Mobile, Ala
feb 26-G CT Z. STlAiSTBEN Box g. Nashvils.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERYt
savannah, Georgia,
On the Havana Plaza
JASPER COUNTY A ACADEMY LOTTERY
BT AUTHORITY OF THE srAFE on sEoaa1A

LOWEST PRlzE FORTY DOLLARS
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MECHANICAL.

rT'IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
Il ESTABLISHMENT THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared TO do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solicts con-
tinuanoe of the same Being master ofhis business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other hOussin the
city aud fully cheap-a fact known TO all persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GOTTERING &c-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware Wholesale and retail&
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared 10 do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PUMpS.--Hs keeps always or hand a large and ex-
tensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps
fei? CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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quality OF cigars, had furniahsd the pretsxt, and
Fesed the pay Tor often riding In the baggage car
H i hoped that the Lesson taught In this instance
o. the risk aud inpropriety Of allowing outsiders
mot be lost upon the managers and employees Sf
hev ngAud and other railroads.
The priacuer was informally brought before
United states Commissioner O.. r. IngsrsoIl yes
terdays and his bail fixed 1t 3d. Geo. His examinAr
fion has not yettaken place.
Iuckerman Il about thirty i've years Of age. and
no was formsriy treasurer Of the Boston and Maine
Railroad Company. He has an estimable wife re-
siding in New York.
The Philsdelrhis BulIesin says:
For some time past ID has bssn known that the
through mail from Philadelphia to Boston hns b,.p
sa.geetea TO the operations Of some upknswn depre
dator. 10 Was observed that they a,ways took
place on saturday night. The first robbsry took
plscs on saturday night, September 26th. Four
weeks then elapsed, and on the night Of Saturday.
uc'ooer 24th. the mail was again robbed. Again.
lhe same thing occurred on the 7th and 18th Of
November. There was q design upon the mail OF
inossmee, ~ist. but 1t was defeated by the vigi.
lance OF those having charge of 1t. On SATURDAY.
nght last IL was attempted again, when the De pe-
TRAITOR was arrested
We have not the means of stating the amount Of
toe losses caused by this robbery. but they must
De large Four full mails from Pbiadelphia for
boston were carried of. robbed of their contents
ana u appears that others on the same trains suf
iered in q like manner
Ans 1fiest oI IuckermaA, II Is thought, will ex-
pam toe robbery of the Havana m Ill. brought TO
New York by the Black Warrior, for the state of
Maine, missing about the 2lst Of November; also
she mail from Portland for New York and the mail
,Ioll bos tonaor New York, all missing on the New
haven land route about the same time The mi :.
ing havana mail contained about 500 letters. 100
oi Shich were for merchants Of Portland, and
oouotiess contained many remittances
The Lewistown (Me.) Journal says:
Last spring Dir. L. Pickard, of Danyills. en-
ncAAf fhraa -
elosea lhIee hundred dollars in letter. directed it
to q gentleman in Chesteryile. Me. and dronn.d
.ne ,i,, letter IN the Auburn post Office Among the
olils were two one hundred dollar bills on the Au-
gurn gu sank The bills had private mark on them
Ine gentleman to whom the letter was directed
never received it, and a suit is now nendng in
court to determine who shall be the loser. No
traces were ever discovered of the letter or the
nsney until q few days since, when the two mark
90 @ uiiis were returned to the bank in Boston
package The money was undoubtedly al stractsJ
from the letter.
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IHE dRAssHoPpERs IN TExAs-The Brownsville.
ieAss Fiag gives disastrous accounts of the work
OF the grasshoppers in that region. "Myriads in
ies1 the atmosphere between Roma and Rio Grsnde
oity' almost literally stripping the corn fields Of
every thing that green. Even grass in the fields
aoes not escape their ravages" A letter from the
latter place adds:
And the worst of it Is that the work Of pr.cre.
stioh IS gong on rapidly, and myriads of young
ones are hopping over the ground. never would
nave imagined or believed, had not seen IL. thai
grsssnoppers could fy as they flew As nigh a,
the Flsien extended or far as an animal of their
w; we could be seen, they were up in the air yne
ana .hither IKE as II the whole Of out door,
was one immense swarm of bees. they endnrs or
me wing apparently all day, but did not appear tc
extend their ravsges fhster than absnt four mile,
Nsy down the river. How far they went dowr
ssuth l 60 not know"
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s,nrou. Accprxr.-Y.sterdsy morn

SRRIoUs ACcfDEET.--feeterdey morn
ing man named CoRssurs MArHrws. employed 80
q yard hand at the Ricsmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad depot. met with an accident which csnAe
nigh proving fatal 70 him. lie had erawled undsr
the large .turn table" TO oil the eogs. while other
employees we're moving II slowly and suprostng
that be had missed cog carelessy raised his hsed
teo high when it was Immediately eanehf js ths
machinery and would have been crushed bns sor
The exceeding care With which II was being work
ed As soon as he was caught, be gave = scrsany
and the superintendent OF the yard being present,
had the table stopped at once and the unforsunsse
man drawn from bis peri0us situation, vhsn y
was found that be bad received severe assn
wound on the right side Of the hess, sxtsneing
Welford and Nils we're called 10 see him, anA ~
ter hnding that his pkall had not been fsefsfeA, ,
dressed the wound. Mathews 10 . temperate, In
dustrious man, and viii no doubt Be cut again -
4 few days.
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LADY 0UsELEY-Thc Fan Ness FdBsily.-The &C
compished lady Of Sir William Gore 0useley, who
will probably, pass the winter here, is daughter
of Gov ernor Cornelius p. Van Ness, who was chief
magistrate of Vermont, then minister at Madrid
for nine years. and afterwards collector Of the port
of New York. He died at Philadelphia In 1s52.--
General J. r. Van Ness IA brother OF the Gossrnor)
came to this city at tho commencement OF the
present century, and married the only daughter
Of David Burns, Esq, one Of the principal original
proprietors of the site of the metropolis. He
erected the fine mansion house on the west side Of
the parade ground between the executive mansion
and the Potomac, which. at that time, was not
and left only child, Ann Eibertina, who mar
ried j. Middleton, Esq, of South Carolina She
has been dead many years, and her father was the
uncle mot the fasher) Of Lady ouseley- Wash
States.
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WooDFIN's sPECTFIC!-FOR

VuttV4NIV UfSPEFSJA.- -
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware Of
its virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous dstribrtion ia tbe
afflicted. He had no idea of offering il Lo the nnbl;c
in this FORM until he was urged to do 10, by those
who had been cured by its use. He now, with great
CONFIDENCE offers II 70 the public for the two diseases
Indicated namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspersja.
not as general ranscea for all the ills flesh heir
of sale ~ f
Manufactured and sold by q. wOODPIN, 9Th
street Church BILL; price 81 per bottle, or bottles
for IS. For sale also, by GBUBBs a APPEgsoy: E. J,
Ploor; W. POLLARD 18th street; and Dr. SNELIIgas
corner OF Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
IL
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5t0G prizes. amounting to Ssa,0
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; QuaIters 81 50.

PLAN or TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 20 3a00p corresponding with
hose Numbers on the Tickets printed On separate
slips paper eRcircled with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel.
The first 365 prizes, similarly printed and encrced
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyoiyed, and q number il
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the ether wheel The
Number ani Prize drawn out orened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
si0ner, the Prize beng placed against the number
drawn This operation s repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIZgs.-The two preceding and
the tso succeeding numbers to those drawing the
frst Prizes viii be entitled to the 81 Approxina-
Prizes For example: II Ticket No. II, ga draws
the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered IL 2f3 29
II PSI IL 252 will each be entitled to $50. II Ticket
No. $50 draws the 5000 Prize, those Tickets num-
berei j4S, 59 3l 552 will each be entitled 10 $3.50
and 80 on, according TO the above scheme.
The 5,01o prizes Of so will be determined by the
Is figure othe number ths; draws the $50 600 prize
For example; II the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled TO $50. 1fthe
Der ends with No then ell the Tickets, where the
number ends In 2. will be entitled to $50 and 80 on
te0.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the gisk:
Certifcateofs package ofl0 whole Tickets. So
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THE BoY IfUsBANp.-Ten months ago Don Juan
Of but seventeen autumns came to st, Louis from
huscatine. Iowa, and became enalnored OF a nice
young lady, the cherished daughter of highly re.
spected parents, living Fifteen street, between
they were married. The mouths flew swiftly and
happily till a few days since. when the fond strip.
ling's pa arrived from Muscatlne. The kind pi.-
rear tendery assured his son that he had probably
many years yet to live. and ought wisely to pre-
pare for a long and prosperous life. To this end
be conceived that the period of preparation for th
lifelong battle for competency and independence
should not be wasted in domestic endearments
and he th - ere felt it 10 duty to use his parental
authority IN insisting that his son should returs
to his native town, leaving for few years his cho-
sen, TO learn trade! The youth demonstrated. but
his desire was inexorable. He has therefore gone
home to become man, process which, if we mis-
take not, will be completed in an unprecedsntly
short period Of time.-!H, Louis Democrat
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EsFALL TRADE, 1857.
~ GEO. j. SUMNER,
IHPokTkR AND BEALxR
CHINA. GLASS IND EzRTHEXWIR RFs

UHLNA, GLdNS AND EARIHkNWA WAHE,''
NO. 90, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall importstions per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills,
City OF brooklyn, de- and per steamers aud vessels
trt mt he factories, stock of Glass Ware Looking
Glasses, PLAYED goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
psnned " are, &c, &c. which make up stock tn
larges. and most eoIap plete have offered and
10 which We invite the attention of the trade. Our
81, ck has be-A selected with special regard to the
wants Of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
ahdF enEessse. Our facilities being unsurpassed We
Gre prepared 70 offer our goods on good terms as
any re-packIbg hou5etn the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested to cali and examine
our stock. satisfied they can save the risk
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders
, dfsat care taken in filing all orders. and none
the best Packers employed.
GEO. j. SUMNER
n B.-Stnne VAR at factnrY nrices An
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s20 PENARD-Th. sbovo -

&-b AsL1 W uC dDUfC IT,
- ward Of twenty dollars viii be paid by the
80 subscriber to any person who vii deliver to
-&1a him. at Craieton, in Henrieo county, his ne
gro sIrl NANNY, who some times calls herself ancy
GaDhsm, who ran away on the 18th of this month";
Nanoyisa very likely bright mulattc. hushy head
very bright black eye. and about IA years old. She
Ia believed 20 be in the city OF Richm nd or its vi
cinity. NX A. CuRTSTIAN,
oe Its Craigtop Hs4ssap CO.
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VIRGINIA WORM KTLLER.-CbiIdren

" cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepara-
ton In recommended with the greatest confidence
Ast experience and test Of years having proved ID 20
b. oDe of the best, safest and most reliable Worm e.
stEoyers In use.
Being prepared especially for children 1t Is sweet
and pleasant 70 the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the Youngest infant with perfect
safety "a IL contains oil werm seed turpentine or
other uauseous drug.
Prepared only by e. J. pICOT, and for sale by
Druggists generally. an II
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Non.ExprosIva BuRHIsG FLuIp.--We

have before us specimen Of this article, patented
by eilisen Of fetsrsburg. and, after giving y :
fair trisl feel assured that Il viii not explode -
il We then applied match 70 The asld is -
lamp. which speedily sock Are and blassd ups -
esussd no sxpioslon. Mr. JAMS y. CssvAy, a ~
southside House. on Byrd street; - -
ara rSestsr 0esd. and Ii nov eAnvsesine the ~
ior pure chassrs AZ it esa b seld = enssg = ~
cher naid Or ssherisi ell. MAKES light sl.sse -
strspg and brilliant - e., snd = ia s0ss ,ess.
fre rendered burning Fluid - oh1ectlpree8 -
nrivzts families. re pfesuns = viii meet Ntn -
sresnasvs snle here and elsewhere Il
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! CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

.9S.. The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making. Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, Qsth and 18th streets, near
the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0fEEs
BAR0UCHES, RUGGIES with and without tops and
sULkIES all ofhis own make, Of the best materials
workmanship; all of which will be sold AS low az
good work OF the kind be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
o. .icle in the Carriage line, as determined tO
and all work sold that is new, warranted
feIS-erD hI0AJAH MANGUm
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HOW rHs MORMON DELEGATE WAS ELEcrxD.-It has
been recorded that the Hon. Mr. Bernhisel bs,
been returned to Congress as delegate from Utah.
but ho'0 has not been stated. 1t seems that tn.
election was fixed for one Monday, but on the Sur.
day before Brigham Young rose, where an audi
ence of several thousand were assembled and said:
Brethren, tomorrow, you know, is the day to
vote for delegate to Congress- SO the law says. But
don't see why to-day isn't just as hoys why We
ahouldn take vote to-day Brother Bsrnhisel
orethren has done well enous in Congress, though
nebody's of much use there, and if it's worth
while to send anybody to Washington eue.s We
might as we'll send him back; if he can't do US any
sood, ne 'eont 90 US dny harm So all of you tina,
are in favor of sending brother Bernhisel back
will please rise.
The whole assembly rose and the vote was unan.
imous.
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SECRETARY MARCY A CORPORAL IN THE WAR OF
ls12.-The Albany Journal publishes q letter da.
ted Troy, May rs, 1872, addressed by Lieutenant
Higbie, of light infantry company, calling the
attention of Gov Tompkins to the fact Of proba
bic vacancy in the Office of ensign to that company
lie furnishes the Governor with the names Of the
four sere eeants and three corporals of the compa.
ny, from whom the selection 10 to be made, but
earnestly recommends the second corporal, Wn
t. Marcy, TO be appointed. The corporal of 1872
lived to conduct a war--a war which, in its bril-
liant management and splendid results, has rarely
been surpassed.