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For ,hs Union.
rHE NEw GoyERNoR on MssIssIPPI.


The telegraph has informed Us that the democntic
c,e convention which assembled at the capital Of the
ever faithful" State of Mississippi the Esd instant
,minaed for governor thereof the Hon William McWil
6e Of Madison county.
Since IN that State nomination by party is tan
amount to an election il may be acceptable TO your
aders throughout the Union to know OF what stun the
.uecessor OF Gov. JgJ McRae is made,
Gov Neville dor we may well 50 far anticipate the oc
b elections as 10 call him GOVERNOR native of South
r,rolna from near Camden Having removed thence
10 Mississippi he was, In Is4T nominated by the de-
ocacy OF Madison county their candidate for the
lower house Of the State Legislature His party then
IN an almost hopeless minority in that county, but,
thoughss of self he accepted the nomination Though
matter Of course defeated 1t by smaller
ity Of the wings than usual and the seeds he then
s,wed have now npened into harvest the county is
democratic,
In s4s he was presidential elector for his district upon
tbe democratic ticket.
In ls49 he nominated for Congress, and after an
arduous summer campaign against talented and willy
Zoe was triumphant where few il any, of party had
hoped to succeed
He was thus member Of the memorable Thirty first
Congress- where side by side with his party colleagues,
he stood the brunt of those fierce sessions.
Thus endeared to grateful people, he was renomi-
mated in 1851 but in the panic created by H. s. Foote
he was defeated Yet then great his popu-
lrty that he ahead OF his party thousand
votes Even Mr. Foote forced to acknowledge that
had the elections have been two weeks removed Mr..
Neville as we'll all others OF the delegation to the
Thirty first Congress- would have been successful
In 1853 he was nominated for the State senate, and
though unwillingy thus candidate and though again
opposed from the stump by Mr. Foote in person, then
candidate for a higher Office he elected
In 1855 he unlike some Others, did not bow down al
night OF by day the Juggernaut Of know nothing
ism and crave slyy while protesting democracy its kind
indulgence On the contrary. although no candidate
desiring as ever the retiracy of his beautiful Kirk
wood home in the healthy hills rather than the pomp
Of he left his peaceful plantation for the stump
and all the summer throughout all the State helped h
marty leaders deal the Thugs those Thor strokes beneath
which they soon died in their clyert-cadles hay
jpg been allowed as in other States, to leave them
In 1857 June % we find him the nominee Of his
Marty for governor Of proud Commonwealth; and the
ides al October will show him the governor elect
In conclusion we may add that he is well worthy to
succeed the present brilliant four years administration
the almost peerless McRae. gentleman Of wealth and
refinement generous and hosptabe almost to
and with wife and family well worthy of him, he will
fill as well socially the splendid executive mansion he
can but fTl Enthusiastically the executive chair.
MISSISSIPPI
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fFua the Pfogpopce Post
\ METHODIST BISHOP REBUKEs POLITICAL
PREACHING

At the late conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for East Maine Bshop Morris being about to an,
,,c Tho o,noirt II ,roaelars ~ tler several zt
- IL, =
'i's siu ui~ut"s' R4fe TN 'e'S pii0'y anu =
very kindly terS-uoh the lhterfeIete % ministers ~
the Gospel with political affairs We deem the present
very fit time for giving his remarks to readers The
ol;ticaI excitement which brought so many New England
! S, M az t; s,l MI a.5 .' od
~ Il, 4 .'-i'- III ,
iii''iS 'Hi s 'iei 'te ooN's N'EH li'ii''s anu var
dor TO the influences winch nave resulted rom potiea
preaching They find churches divided and distracted
pews deserted treasures empty and the hearts OF the
naon1 cold and eopfortIess some of them with com,
I 49, ,tI, 5,,oti j., ~, ~, ft,r, c,s. bo - t,
~ Il,
he EorN necessary % leso'e 'he B"o 'eelnB "leh Pre-
vailed ~ other .a4 ana many VINO had been driven
from their houses OF worship by the partisan GLse o
their ministers have been brought back to their public
lt; and or amin bo,in,y a. !, saa.o, of roIio;o,s
.. !, ~,.,s =. .t 2 st I,'.1. .:,..,.'7s Il.
S'1os i"elt. 'o"'fs, " Di ~" ~ ~
people VIII derive pleasure ana Proht rom the gentle
counses in the remarks above REFERRED TO- In the couTTe
OF them Bishop Morris said
wv 4ar, "A AN ,,ni,,,o,t,,,t o. an ~ 1,c, IL ~
a.,ss e ,,yIs II IN, ~ Lrethrer nl s,,tsat
,;.I, d atts.;rr ,Il atttian ~ nv t
tina .,rsl,~ as q ba G,r Z nin{t ~ M Eosnai
ott ~ fts nart RI NM, noIific. ~ Az Iay WEI
M, 80 ,ns inta ~ r,ltit IL tinl ~ ~;
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n,hlicIy berones tba rartisa ~ M Ella ~ AM a
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Corresfrndence Of The louisville CourieFI
THE CANVASS IN KENTUCKY. MESSRS HOLT
AND MARSHALL
wEyrpoE (Ky.,l June 20, 1857.

WEsrpoET (Ky.,l June 20, 1857
Rhiors L5aispiHe C5urSer
Pursuant to previous arrangement, Messrs Holt and
MARSHALL met the people here to-day and discussed
length the political issues of the and without the
fear Of successful contradiction can inform your read
ers that rarely, indeed ii ever was political, military,
or any other sort Of gentleman completely ''done
for on the stump than Colonel Marshall this
Cason
He who il justly denomnated the prince of know
nothngsn in Kentucky with all his energy urged
by necessity and armed with sx-years experience In
congressional debate together with the aid OF regular
active transitive. know-nothing clapping committee
utterly failed answer the gifted and eloquent Holt
Yes sr Hollis eloquent speech fell upon the audience
like electricity from the storm cloud Colonel Marshall
deeply felt the influence Of the mighty truths that
brought to bear upon him lie black rcpubcanism
in its hideous and deformy fully exposed
the features OF Sam completely unmasked brass knucks
repudiated and .'plug uglies justly rebuSed.
Well may the Colonel apPrehend danger, knowing,
he does. that the entire siorder North and South is
growing smaller by degrees and beautifully less I" and
that his only hope for reelection Congress depends
upon his own personal record and individual platform
His record know be remarkable while his platform
IL uncertain
In conclusion will the voters of the seventh district
return Mr.. Marshall who represents powcress faction
Congress for the purpose Of clogging and perhaps Of
warning upon the administration thereby giving aid and
comfort to the blackrepublicans We honestly think
you will do such thing. On the contrary let every
democrat and odline wing ia the district do his whole
duty which is only to give his vote and influence to
gallant standard bearer, and all will be well.
Respectfully o.
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FLORIDA ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The Tampa Peninsular 18TH reports several changes
ia that department OF which Col Toomis still retains
command The 9Th infantry, which has seen good deal
OF hard service in the Everglades goes Jefferson bar
racks, Mo Companies A and H. III strong, under com
mnnd Of Capt John A. Whital Leuts. w A. Webb and
A. I. A. Forbert, came in the Calhoun
In consequence Of the departure of this regiment
panes A. c. and X 4th artillery have been ordered from
Forts Manatee Kissimmee and McRae, respectively, to
Fort Myers, whittier Major w. w Morris now in com
mand Of Fort Clpron, has also been ordered
Captain cortens company mounted volunteers ii order
ed 10 take post on Lake Harvey The detachment at
Houston will be withdrawn, and Fort Gatin abandoned
Capt Hendricks company mounted volunteers was mus
Tered out OF service the 9Th inst. nj Fort Brooke
capt h. has received orders to raise another company
to be completed by the 22d inst Capt Turner is raising
company Of experienced woodmen forty-fve in num-
Der to enter employ in the capacity Of guides
Ooatmen, Sc, at SIS per month.
Major Leonard United States paymaster, has received
$4,000 for the payment Of parkmas IesIys and Bull
lock companies mounted volunteers
Extensive scouts out but there is Indian news
OF Importance
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Modern Languages.
nROFEssoR DANIEL n. GROUX i

DRDF lessor DANIEL r. GROUA, having return
Washington with the intention reside permanently
the capital Of the United States offers his services the
and other employees Of government other who wish
acquire correct pronunciation and grammatical instruction in the
French spanh and German languages Wishing be reasonable
IN M charges s he has formerly been during his five years stay in
Washington he will e,h6r these
moderate prices Persons wishing join these classes
requested leave their Mr. d. Dyson
No. 2BS Pennsylvania
Colleges other scholastic institutions who wish adj
the services Of efficient teacher who
Washington Europe with the highest
70 address line to Prof Daniel Gsoux post Office Washington D.
The SUBSCRIBER you'd take great pleasure nstrucng select p
classes orned particular neighohoeds " eher ladies'
gentlemen. t.l June 1S-Im
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NEW YoRK, June 25.--Cotton Is irn-sales 500 bales
Flour is higher sales IS 900 barrels State sc so So
60; Ohio, 81 10 81 rs southern, 81 80 a 81 rs.
Wheat is buoyant Of IL 900 bushels white 81
so 81 81. Corn is buoyant- sales of 80, 900 bushels
mixed 80 cents Mess pork has declined sales OF 500
barrels at $40 so $40 rs prime pork unchanged
Beef ID steady at SIG so SIT for repacked Chicago Lard
is dull at IA cents Whisky is steady Ohio, 33 cents
Coffee is buoyant Rio, ia cents Sugar is dull Spirits
turpentine is heavy with decline Rosin IL buoyant at
81 %. Rice is quiet at A a5l Freghts firm.
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lHs FoErTc4L PesAoTER. The Burlington Sentinel
quotes against the Bcechers eheevers aud the other
bowling Deryshes OF the bIacrepublcan party the fol-
lowing lines Of Charles MacEay
" Hate in the pulpit Down Intruder, down
The place is holy, and thy angry frown
sheds visible darkness the list ming throng
Down, bsot, down thy heart is in the wrong
Ihou art not pure within shia place should dwell
Humanity and love ineifabIe
Self abnegation aud the tranquil mind
And heavenly charity, enduring kind
Patience and hope, and words OF gentlenessl
Down IN thy closet not to curse but bless
And learn the law-the OF all the ten
That love OF God includes the love OF mem
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A CARD.--We hereby notify those of our Gus
IA toners who have upon books that
intention have them up the 26h Instant respec
lively presented for settlement about the 1rst July This
practice has been pursued BY for years
but regret that utterly 1t by
garded matter Of form, without meaning object
such say respectfully earnestly
counts must be closed either by cash satisfactory
26-3taw2w HOOE BRO. Co
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NEW weak ADVERTISEMENTS
Ben. a e. A. whitIock a Co.

10 Beeknon Sired, corner Of Nassau, opposite he A,ot
House
TRoPluToRs on TIiR PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE eKEASr cABNfT
II IMPORTERS Of Cognae brandies for druggists' and
merchants from DupUy Co. Iennesscy r4ne Gas
ton and other houses reputation Iso
peors tho celebrated brand the prod
Cslgnac
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Lqueur des champs dor
superior vineyard, cognae Az
Also
Exclusive importers O
Old Royal Hollands,
BurgomaSter Schnapps,
And several brands sherry MADEIRA Port wines kc
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, cREaiANr
RM&E W. Of this vine aud
IN Of shipments by packets, beg
not have given trial 70 their guarantee
present imported
N. whitiock
Edwd A. Whitock,
Iredk y Haycrstck, BEN T.. A. wHTTIOCR 4 co.
oliver W, Dodge,
Henry cammeyer.
My 26--1y&
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EN0R SALE.--A large and conmodious brick dwell
ing house three stories high handsomely in modern
style having dry cellar convenient back buildings aas
fixtures throughout commands from tho upper
sve Wow Of the Potomac situate between Goth
Streets IN desirable ncghborheod tcs nntss
walls q the Pfgsitcrs House Also e ovacsht house ts al
street arIT9fct by fal in depth ~
The premises 49,
juno U--eodlms
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circular from the office OF the Astronomical journal
uSmhridge, contains letter from Mr. Hermann Gold
Ehmdt TO the editor, dated Paris june 8 announcing
the discovery the night Of May 9th OF te forty
iourth planet between Mars and Jupiter This ia The
S+th yhSh has been discovered w Mr. Gobischmidt II
resembles a star Of the 10 IL magnitude
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BY TELEeRApn.
Ia. d Lizzie. Tsme..ee

Shostaag 1gdf Al Memphis, TsHcse
MnIPIIIs, June "a. John Able known as a gambler
here shot dead this afternoon by man named John
Eyerson for money that he owed him. and the
ply he got pisol-bal through his body. The af
fair created great excitement among the citizens who
sembled at the jail, determined 10 hang Eyeson, but
through the persuasons Of the mayor and Others they
were Gained down. A meeting appointed for this
evening however, to decide upon what to be done
with Everson.
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Qt 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
ND and delivery Of William T. Garrison who absconded
mouth Va, about the 18th April taking 400
dollars Of my money which he by Of false kew
Said Garrison h about 20 years of high saloy
complexion near sighted and orby trade The above
and all rcasops charges VIII DO given his
V secured that he may brought dealt with ac
cordfg 10 law. THOMPSON j. SULLIVAN
June 2--2awim E.,nouth X,
ET The Washington Union Aexand 44ettc Rchropa Eno,er
louisville (Ky Democrat Charleston Mercury ST. louis Democrat
New Orleans pa, Augusta (Ga Contutionast cattanon Ca
zee baltimore sun, Natchez Free Trader aud NashyIe rnis I'M
please publish the above twice week month and send hi 10
this oihte for collection With marked paper
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EBBITT HOUSE.
T. IL Frrxs4s.
D. L. AIoRRIsoS.

street, between 18th a 14th streets
WASHINGTON, d. G.
rJNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired furnished superior furniture
contains hundred and has all the requisites OF
hrstcass house.
The propors have provided coach which will be the
depot and landing
passengers and baggage to the hotel
June 26--
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New YORK, June 25--Mr. Ulman announces that the
opera at the Academy OF Music will commence In
September Sgnorina Frezzolina has been engaged al
-four thousand dollars per month.
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There thrty-six vessels haing from the port Of
Erie, pennsyRan Of which four are steamers, one
barque and thirty SGhooners
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WOoItens.
WUOIttHs.
1857.
WILSON G. HUNT 90, IMPORTERS,
30 to SO Park Place,
wheeler q Wilson.

MANUFACTURING coMpANY,s IMPROVED SEWING MacI,ryrs
Ehmaas, Manufacturers, and Oilers
FINHESE machines combine all the improvements
IL that have been invented Their increasing sale
ana The unanimous approval and commentator
ceiyed warrant the propo warmly recommending them They
have been IN use sufficiently long them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubd advantages that they possess others
& ~
Ia Beauty and simplicity construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs,
%. Unexampled and rapidity operation
ID. Noseess
4h The remarkable perfection stitching and their apuIa
bihty TO variety OF purposes aud materials
In the principal cities OF the Union. aI
May 28--Iys stt
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4 MEXICAN TRAyEL.--Appleton's New III,

A MEXICAN TRAVEL.--Appleton's New Illustra-
IA ted Hand Book Travel maps
an parts Of the country and pictures Of famous places scenes
from original drawings artists Price %
Mafed free receipt Of ~ Is 10 stamps otherwise
The American Anglers Guide States Fourth edition
beautifully Illustrated. Price OIL so.
Mailed free on receipt Of 81 30 n stamps.
For sale by TAYLOR 4 AAURYS ..4#
June 20 Bookstore, 9th street
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ERENcH GOLD PENS, imported, a few only. a.
IL specimens direct from Paris BY - ~
Nay u ERAycK TAYLOR
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Tvs onpswsL oOuRr has ffty-one new indictments an
lS4 presentmenis to commence on this morning.
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VISITORS ov THE GovrmNESr HossrAL FoR rnr IN
SANE We understand that William W. corcoran Dr.
Grafton Tyler and Jacob Gideon have been reappointe
visitors q The Government Hospital for the Insane.
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John $. HoIlingshead,

nce Of he Peace Notary Public, aud Commissioner u D.
Corner Of sth and E streets
June 25-3ts
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PERsoSAE- Mr.. w w. Corcoran. Of this city il now
travelling IN the West on business and for recreation
He was at 81. Paul Minnesota, at last accounts
David Giascoe, Of this city has announced his with
drawal from the American party
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june IS codStr
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-12-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALEl

The undersigned intending to leave the Ter
rtory, offers the following properly f3E S.npa ohe ro
on the Santa Fe Greek; upon which staSus nus a
water power Saw Mill, shingle Mill, Lasn saws,
Rip Saws &c., with large S tract 0I TES goTsd s; PINE s
timber connected with the Mil: The NM n -
in good order and capable Of cutting from m three
70 20 Four thousand feet Of lumber from sun to
This property will be sold with or without without
mules, oxen, wagons, log wagons, harness.
yokes, chains, &c' ..nno,t land
Also an improvement on government ianu'
near Galisteo, now planted in corn
For particulars enquire on the premises Santa y,
at the residence Of the uudarslgheo III '"n''
1s' II. L. EAsTERDAY.
Santa Fs, May 18th, 1851
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Agents for the Gazette.

John D. lmboden and A. W. Harman Will
please act as Agents for the Gazette in Au--
guSta county, Virginia, H9's
Col. ]. MsCarty will please act as agent for
procuring Subscriptionsand advertisements for
the Gazette, in Kansas city. Mo IS b.
At Lexington, Mo-, DR.. G. W. Shcwalter
will please act as agent for the Gazette.
In consideration Of the distinction thus be.
slowed upon these gentlemen, we shall expect
handsome return ofgoodpaying subscribers
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.DM1NLsTRATOR's NOTICE.
Santa Fe, May 18th, 1851.

Whereas letters Of administration have oesn es
,,,nted to mo by the Judge Of Probate OF the
ssonntv Of Taos Territory of New Mexico, on
sUa ,Ss sstato Of Edmund Barry, late Of said cOuu'
w. tv' deceased, bearing date the Ord day OF uc'
.1,sr ", IS57, hereby give notice to all indebt-
OS .Oa ~ said estate that they will be required to
,ou %ute immediate payment, and to all those hav-
ing claims against the same 70 prPssns ,s t1o nn
within one ysar from this da'e, ana that @ IL noI
presented in three years they will be forever
barred. 1rc,rN STEWART.
Administrator.
Fernando do Taos, October 3, lSo''--o'"
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considered nor for alleged mistakes or misap.
prehension as to the degree Of service, nor for
bridges destroyed, or otherobs,ructions incrsGs-
ing distance.I e.Ioecurring during the contract term
Offices established after this advertisement is is
sued, and also during the contract term, aro
to be visited without extra pay, if the distance
be not increased. Hte
10. A bid received after the last day and
hour named, or without the.guarantee required
by law, or that combines several routes in one
sum Of compensation, cannot be considered in
competition with regular proposal reasonable
in amount.
II. Bidders should FIRST propose for service
strictly according to tho advertisement, and
then, if they desire, separately for different SER
vice and il the regular bid be the lowest oIe.
red for the advertised service, the other propo.
sitions mar be considered.
IL. There should be but enc route bid for in
q proposal.
l3. The route, the service, the yearly pay, The
uame and residences Of the bidder, Chat 10 his
usual post Office adMess,) and those Of each
member Of q firm, where a company offers,
should be distinctly stated; also the mode o.
conveyance, if a higher mode than horseback
be intended. The words "with due celebrity,
certainty, and security" inserted to inilcate
the mode Of conveyance, will constitute, $50,
bid" When "Star bid' is intended, no bpo,
cldc conveyance must be named.
IA. Bidders are requested to use, as far as
practicable, the printed form VI proposals fur
nished by the department, to write out in full
tho sum Of their bids, and to retain copies Of
them.
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When the bid does not specify mode Of
conveyance; also, when it proposes to carry
according to tho advertisement" but without
such specification, it will be considered 90 o
proposal for horseback service. s ...a
20. A modification Of o hid in any Of It's essen
tial terms is tantamount to new bid and cannot
be received, 30 as to interfere with regular
competition, ,aftcr the last hour set for receiving
bids. .ss
: q Postmasters are to be careful not to cer-
tify the suiiciency Of gua.aptors or sureties
without knowing that they are persons Of sufi.
cient responsibility and oil bidders, guantors,
and sureties are distinctly notified that, on fai:
lure to enter into or perform the contracts for
the service proposed for in the accepted bids,
their legal liabilities will be enforced against
them. t
%. Present contractors, and persons known
at tho department, must equally with others,
procure guarantors and certificates Of their
suficiency substantially in the forms above
prescribed. The certificates Of sufhciency must
be signed by postmaster or by q judge Of a
court Of record.
AARONv. BROWN,
Postmaster General
Posr OFFICE DEPARINANT,
December II, lS57.-[l2 ins.I
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SAMUEL NJ. YosT, EDITOR.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1857.
.TCRMs or THe GAZETTE.

PER YEAR, 50 6o-payable, invariably, in ad-
ance single copies ~ IL cents For six months,
81 90 Or three months 81 always in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS $40 per square 81 ten
lines for the first Insertion, and dollar for evsrp
subsequent insertions