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The best head Of Durham cattle in America, will
be exhibited on the Public Square, in Nashville,
Friday the Sth day Of May, at o'clock, A. NJ. and
en- the Fair grounds, at j o'clock, same day.
Ten or fifteen Bulls, pure blood Durham, viii be
offered for sale at auction on the Square during the
exhibition. Tmay1-3tm&t.
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THE LEGIsLATURE.

~ Dr. J. H KINZER 1sa candidate 10 represent Tie
counties Of Perry and Decatur Legislature.
Y5z fvsars authorized to shBOunee Maj B. ". WAtKRR
as audiate for Representative for hs counties OF Coffee,
Grundy, and Van Burensubject to the nomination Of the
democratic party ofths district in Convention.
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WooDs' ADp1TIoE.-The sale advertised TO take
place in this addition to-day, has been postponed to
Friday the 8th inst, on account of the inclem5hcy
of the weather. ,.- ssa...-
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Ra~ A. Il. DOUGLASS, Esq, has been elected by
the Board Of Aldermen of Memphis to fill out the
unexpired term Of the lamented Mayor CARROLL,
deceased
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RG- The Christian Church lot, fronting "a feet
on Cherry street and running back $50, was bid of
On Friday, atpubiie sals, at S186.per foot
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MULES ! MULES / MULES /.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MULEs, from tweato
four years old, viii be csred for sale Nashville
Fair Grounds on SATURDAY, MAY THE 9TH, either by
wholesale lots 10 suit purchasers, credit Of
menths notes sasa tory endorsed, payable and negoa-
bic IN BSnk. b (msy3-dtd'
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jews ADOPTING TEE Christian SABBATH.-The
Baltimore (AId.) True Union says: b" Lords day
services have Of late been held by the Israees Of
our city A call is new made for a decision as to
the permanent continuance Of the. arrangement
This viii prove an important step to the Jews,
should the arrangement prove permanent"
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BY TELEGRAPH.


~CNcINSATI, May Flour 10a6 15 Whisky
253i Hay p; Mess Pork b. Bacon Shoulders 81;
Sides 108 .ss.-a.s-@s.-s r.vs asN
NEw ORLEANS May 1-sales OF Cotton 1000
bales Market unehanged; New Orleans Middling IA;
BALES Of the week 5000 bales; receipts last week
8 500; stock at New Orleans 100000; receipts less
tbanlast year 000 receipts at all Southern ports
less than last year 45l 00O Sagar buoyant and ae-
tiveat lie: Flour advancing; yellow Corn 70, White
60a91; Oats bu0yant with large speculative inquiry
at 70aT5; Western hay SS5 90; Pork steady; Lard
firm; Freights stagnant
CINcISNATI, May 4,-Flour firm, choice Az;
Whisky 25I; Pork and Bacon FIRM Sugar active al
y.
.NEw Yonk, May 4.-FI6uF oOaB 20 Corn mixed ike,
s0aS7: Mess Pork 28ia23t; Prime IL; Whisky 20;
Lard l4a144 fe
OUISDARo. Kansas, 2.-GOv. Robinson went to Le-
compton to-day to answer indictment for treason.
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s.. CLoVp HorEI.

GFoRoIA DEIEGATIoS. VIM. g. Boyd, Robt
N. Keaze, r. T. Powers, N, a. Chfyer, j. P. Lo-
gan, c. R. Walton, II. F, Campbell.
Drs William Watson, Dubuque, Iowa gn6. 4.
FIemming, KY; Jas R. Wood and Lady, Walter
Vail, New York J. NJ. Brannock, J. 7. Towns, Ten
nessee Dr. AMMAN, HopkinsTille, KY; Richard NJ
Cooper, Camden, New Jersy; 3. F. Sehenck, Leb-
anon, Pa: Geo. R. Grant, Memphis j. B. Flint,
r. J. Breckenridge, David w. Yandell, Louisville,
Ky; H. NJ Whitaker, Montgomery r. A New,
Louisiana; A. Mems, Oxford, Ca. j.. L. SoWell,
Athens, Ala; j. G. Howard, Dr. Padelford, D. J.
Pike Brown. Savannah, Georgia. F. B. Shepard,
NJ Wilson, Mississippi; J. NJ Mosgroye, Urbane,
Va. DR. Raw Paris Nv.
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, May 4, 1857.
aC6fTON, Sales of Is bales at If
TOBACCO.-No sales.
BACON.-Unchanqed. .-,.---
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TyDEPEyDFNT CANDIDATE.

-
M We arsauShSFised7tO announce a. c. NoRYBLL Is
candidate 10 represent the PEoFLE Of Davidson county, in
the Lover Brunch 81 the ne1L General Assembly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

meLeRn,s Volcanic OH LinEment.-Am Among
Tor she alienation theis thuuan flesh h6io none
rank higher, have become deervedy popular than
this Eminent curative for external disease o.
beast. Have you Bronchitis, Neualga, or pains uu
breast are you afflicted with cid sores or suffering with
those dreadful complaints the rheumatism scrOfula
severe Bruises spransi The Volcanic Eminent will
efectuafy cure all Of them See advertisement anohs
column. .. IaPr3e-H
Strength and Health RestOTed.-Mr. JoEE
DAVIDSON living ten miles above Ps5urg the Pennsyl
vana Canal, says 'sWben commenced taking Behaves
Holland Buffers could hardly walk. Now, enjoy excel
lent health" s-- .'- $3.50 .~
HEADAcHE AND DEBLrTY-Mr. SiLls J. LrscoNs, Of Dir
ngham, says: 81 found IN Behaves Holland Bit
tiers remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny wife has used
It with the greatest benefit" . ..r4 ..5is. o.. De-.
M A. S. NCHoLsoz, Plttsburg remarks that be
has experienced much relieffrom its for heaaehs
minute orhces in she skim Through these as the ONT
mes under the hand, conveyed 10 the sources o.
inflammation. In this way rapidly relieves asthma coup
sore throat rheumatism, and an erupuous and ulcers.
II sold al the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane New
York and No Strand London; und by all druggists a
Csc, 625lc and 81 per pot. .- Us
II Positively the most Wonderful Dis.
eover Of the Nine zenith century is Prof WOODS HGIH
RESTORATIVE since the best most Intelligent Of ou
citizens positively testify that viii restore perfectly ant
permanently both he bald and the gray all dand
Tu itching or disease OF Kind om ihe scalp and pre-
serve the hair perfectly old age See the Circular and ",
defy doubt soldbyan Druggists laPr29-dlw.
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GgE 6348zA JG4S 4RASSAk GA44G56
RE we'll known and eagerly soughF for Throughout Oh
- whole Continent Of america
popular remedies be found that equal any tgsnCy
that always 70 be reiedons and within reach Vi
Never Before shBS6a7sHoergRgls, could you o.
tain for IS els cerlin rsney Cor s Diseases, Live
Compl1ints, DgSpepsia, CestiSsHess and Astana
Never 8sfOTe this Feysr and que ra1l95 could any
thing be found tgt cured all eases Of CAs spd yer for So
Never Esefore1hs Gtsen touniaf q taieHt was there
be found i0rjc, s iunedate cure Barns, Bruises
Cuts, old Sores ErslPhsial and Iuammaies either
'i never s5efOre Safshsll's Uterine on was Fall
ing Of The Womb, and ether Uterine diseases iound 70 be
durable Now te1cases ou Of Twelve are cured b this
medicine.
IL If any ply cias poses thai thisis Pereiy quack
Remedy, We would rep, mat il Treparedey d. fome
FOy OF Utca hg sad Old physch OF The AlOpatHis
schoo-lh2L we VII taralsh i5 repuaoe physician any
qu4nul q 1t yfaultoasy 70 es lts merits R pc patients
aud furthermore, by wiling 20 Dr.. FOmeDoY be eau be fur
70 h- ena sex that the science Of mene hsdiseovered
netUE EsegOre the GrRfeubsrg Dysentery Syrup, was
there certain remedy for bioods Fa D5tier andDiar
Ih@a or Ch1iera-noEl all caHbeeursd IN lsR hours.
Never EBgf0rEt introduction Of the Children's Fana-
eco c1nId tyaD+ safe for dav yha uuds
eve years Of age YO-o deases and strong medicine
carried them onnow this medicine OATes them, aier
The doctor and nurses have PSo1ouncsde eases hopeless
SeVeI IIefOo Yany Tonic Bitter % popular as tb,.
Health bers that cost sc Why should the world suffer
from Dyspep sis Bilious leases, while hs simple med
iciHe can, at all tunes, prevent IL rt
never before Vas any preparation dfsarsapsrilla
powerful tha compounded by me tT9lenterg company
.
equal, How mag are there now in life land health,
would This hfve eerFd Deaths darkora, fthey had
not been recomHudsd TO bse this in pfsr51ce 70 many
nOstrums that are lbaelyf1auntedT
Never l3ef0ke were Piles and hUndledsp diseases GER
tam of We ce5uhcatss Of perssnsen-rey re-
Leved Eer Dr. Mott and ether great physicians had
/ Cd thaL nothing but lhe knife could Afford Fesi.
Never BeAOre could indamed eyes aud weakness Of
sight or cured Tor CSC The Bye Lotion does H. -
lsea-eE AsCfSre Wasany7 Book published MAJ eoItn,
uch medical knowledge the GrRleabsrg MGuual Of
Healh, sc. Il gi be iRsyers lamiy III me Gnd
never Before mas any AImeAaC, besH published 90
5auahls Hsah Almanac. lis furnished grar0usly
! W all Druggists, and BY MAUKENzIE q BECAyvTTH,
| marcHIg-If Nashville, Tenn.
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~ The following Delegates to the National
Medical Convention have arrived in addition to
these there are large number entertained at pri-
vate residences.
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TIE OPEEA.-Other engagements preventing, we
did not attend the performances Of the opening
night Of the New Orleans English Opera Troupe at
the theatre We took occasion to drop in for
a short time on Saturday evening to witness the
Performance Of La somnambula, and were very
much pleased with the piece. Having seldom en-
joyed the pleasure Of witnessing operate perform
ances, we can not Of course be expected to give
critical analysis Of the rendering Of this famous
opera. We feel no hesitancy, however, in pronoun-
cling it most agreeable entertainments, and the mem
bers of the troupe artists Of very highorder Of
merit, and we take pleasure in recommending them
TO the patronage Of the music7loying citizens of
Nashville tits decidedly superior to any public
amusement that has visited this ely for great while.
Besides the attraction Of s high order Of drama
tic talent, the female members Of this company pos
sess those Of great personal charms. Miss DURAED,
the Prima Donna, in particular, is most charming
creature, beautiful as an hour and sings like ser
aph No wonder then that they excited lively
interest in the audience, which was manifested by
frequent bursts Of applause. --
Last night, the Barber. of Seville, was produced.
There was good audience, notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather, and the performance
ELECTED general and enthusiastic applause. We have
not time at this late hour to speak, IN eztsnso Of
the performances, but must say that we liked them
even better than on the previous evening. The
company is steadily gaining OF the public regard,
and before the close of the season we predict that
the theatre viii be crowded to its utmost capacity
They deserve it, and we shall rejoice to chronicle
their complete success We repeat QUE advice to all
admirers Of the lyric drama to avail themselves of
this opportunity to witness its presentation in very
superior style, promising that all viii 60 away de-
lighted with the performances.
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CIrx HOTEL.

81 c. Johnston, Cooksville. Tenn r. A. New,
DeSoto Parish, La; J. W. MeNutt, Kingston, Tenn;
r. w. Faines, HopkinsEile, KY J. W. Singleton,
Oak Grove, Ky; c. H. Hobbs, Galena, Illinois /;
E. R. K Crothers, A. II. Luce, Bloomington Illinois;
G. N. MereWether, Montgomery, Alabama; DR..
Atkinson, l. Porter, Bowling Green, Kentucky;
A Horr. Dubuque. Iowa; J. NJ. Steele, Illinois, e..
Beard L. D. Fenner, New Orleans a. S. -BurfOrd,
Somerville Ala; c. A. Pope, DR.. POllak, st. Louis
Dr. Malone, Gallatin W. j. Moore, Mitchellsyille,
Tenn; F. A. Ramsey, Jas. Rogers, Knoxville Dr..
B. B. Lenoir; W. P, Reese, Selma, Ala, .s-srr
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Soda Water.
HERMAN & RAINS,

p hERNdN q MAINS,
DRUGGISTS AND APUTHECA RES,
NO 10 SOUTH-SlDB PUBLIC SQUARE,
- l.1a4- NASHVILLE, TENN.
EJAlRTs Sc-Linseed OIL White Lead sum White Zines
DARK Black, Ind Red, Raw and Burnt Sienna, lmpe-
nal Green, dry and in oiVlHd0B Class VarHihes, sand
Paper Paint Brushes Vsrnsh Brushes Painters Busters,
Ee., for sale By sapf81 KERNAh q RAINS.
NOR he cure e. Dyspepsia General Debility Lozs Of Mus
euar Energy, Phy sica Lssiuds, ali Nervous Disorders
and General PT0atral0nr For ssleby .'
SK celebrated PaTsian shRmpo Water cleansing ana
apTs = : - 80. KEENAN, & RAINS.
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AMERICAN 1lEDICAL ASSOCIATION. 2

This distinguished body Of Plrgsieians VIII be
organised TO- day, in the Hsn Of The Hease,Of Rep
resentatives, at II o'clock, A. NJ. e.
We are authorised to say that the citizens Of
Nashville, especially the Ladies' REe expected 70
witness the ceremonies to-day. The objects OF this
association are to receive the reports Of committees
award prizea discuss mede] toPies, and perfect the
code Of medical ethics. It is in other words the
grand annual jubilee Of the profession, at which
digest Of the condition and acquisitions Of the SCI
snce of medicine viii be presented so far at least as
the last year is concerned =. - s-.sc afsr
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New GOOdS 9

New Goods
We ara Just h receipt Of large assomsnt Of hmbroid
sreso New styles Black aud White laees and Edgngs Of
all widths and superior quatys Bonnet aHd SASH Ribbons
Satin Tafeta Ribbons Of al Widths and e6lors. .
T A J DUNCAN co,
No. 20 Public Square.
WHIT = GOODS -
We have RoWn seJe the largest and best assorted stock
OF WuITE,G9ODS Of Frensh aHd Eugiish manufactured
Swiss su aad NaiusO0k MUalins, alsOJac0netts and
bfits which are seuing al low prices.
/ ~ 500 -LfNENSl LINENS .a- 81
We in FeeeiJto OF lag5 stoesof French and Irish
Linens Linen Sheengs and Pillow Case Linens Of all Wtths,
FEncy COiOTed Linens, Gc-i &c. 49,
A. .. DUNCAN & co.
25 cases French Organdss Jsconetis and dae husns Of
entire Style which invite the attsdton Of dealers.
'ils tTs A. j. DUNCAN & co.
5Ose5 New Style Prints ADDED 10 cur stock Of the laess
'P'i-S -s.s-a -.-.' A. J. DUNCAN. ! CO.
Our stock s large and vel assorted aud will be kept up
BY the addition 6fNeW GsO0s throughout he season,
.... a j DUNCAN & CO.
.naro6-f --H No. 40 Public Square,
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Nd the various afsctyns consequent upon disordered
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion, Actdtty OF
the Stomach C0iCky Paus Hearbeni Loss OF Appetite,
Dependency, Cnstiveuess Bind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous Rheu matte, and Neuaigc Affections, Il has Ia
numerous instances proved highly beneficial and IN others
effected a. decided cure. s --a -.r a.
1hs purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
scsnudc principles the Of the celebrated Hol-
ud Professor BOBhave Because OF lie great success IN
most European States its Introduction into the United
states Intended especially fOrthOse Of father
land scattered here and there the OF this mighty
county. Meeting with great success among them,
oer the American public, nQEng that its truly won
deriuI medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
Internationally uded TO persons whose
sut6ns may been impaired by the continuous Of
srd4ntspirts ether forms OF dissipation. Generally in
Simultaneous in eject sits directly to the seat Of
ina f7fAfng and quckenEg every neTse, raising up the
looping spirit aud, IN fact nfusng new health and vgOrin
whoever expects 70 End this beverage will be
sDDofped bnt 10 sick, weak and low spirited, will
prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed OF singular rene
dial propdeues. .,--,,o,,
The great popularity OF his delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations which the pubic should guard against pur
chasing Be persuaded 10 bay anything else until you
have given Boerhar Holland BeTs lair trial One bot
will convince you infinitely superior 10 all these
limitations.
Tf sodst siper bottle, Or six bottles for IS, By the
! BENZ. PAGE. JR. & CO.,
Mann curing Pharmaceuss andChemsts, Fitt1Durg,Fa
Sole IN Nashville by EWlN BROTHERS. wholesale
Agen'sl sold also by Dr.. A. h, ROSCOE, Ohm BEECH
aud Druggist generally. luPrls '57-dtwoSV lyis'
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BEAUTIFUL LIKE
Bonnet Ei5bOns, 5eF--zz-F
Embroidery and Flounciags
Laoss and Edgings, Cloths,
Csssimeres cattinstsF 81 tEais
Eannels, TieklaEs and
tE Brown and Bleaohsd Musns.
PRINTS &c, &c E
Those desiring bargains would do Wsihto look through
Ibis Stock.
We are buying Feathsrs Wool, Ginseng Linseys
Jeans, Socks, &eb &C. Z
1ugl7 Z RBYbIoRGAE co.
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RIVER ..INiTELLIGENCE.
EzroETsD 81 GAIT u'A.. uAaaIsos 'SsIAEBOlE AaESF.


ARRivED.-James Johnson, from New Orleans; J
G Cline; Memphis; Hastings Pittsburg; Swallow
Cincinnati Rock City, Aida and Chattanooga, Pa
dueah Commerce. ports above
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". H. Byford, Indiana W. w. Hit, Vincennes,
Indiana; H. F. Koehne, j. C. Clements Dayton,
Ohio; W. G. Perkins. Tennessee. :
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OUISpARo. kansas, Gov. Robinson went to Le-
comnton to-day to answer indictment for treason.
The Washington union., 1857-09-19
THE TEHUANTEPEc TRANSIT ROUTE.

We copy the following from the New Orleans Pic
ayune of the 18th instant " .''@'
'The mission of Messrs Benjamin and La Sere to the
city of Mexico, it seems, has been crowned with
To the language of DESPATCH the Garay and Sco
grants have both been annulled and one, the spe-
oal object Of the mission, has been obtained The par
tcua of the negotiation the exact provisions Of the
grant have not yet reached There can however,
be no doubt of the friendly and satisfactory of the
former of the basis and general character of the latter
The present administration of the neghboring republic
and especially President Comonfort have shown them
selves every way well disposed towards government
and people, particularly in regard to this great necessity
of expanding commerce. Of this we have had re-
pcaed occasions to give ample evidence in extracts
from the Mexican journals and the has been mani
tested authoritavey, possible, in official in
tercourse. The Mexican people, of which the actual
government is in all respects fitting representative see
the necessity of this great highway between the
they pant like ourselves for expansionand they
clearly that they themselves have neither the talent
the for such undertaking. 1t is but the part
of worldly wisdom, then to nrust it to Others whose
character guarantee of its ultimate success. - M.
The Washington union., 1857-09-19
BOOK NOTICES.

Pronouacig Reading Book Of the English Language Parcu-
lay calculated to render the speaking of French easy
to the American student. BY Il. Arnoult Boston :
Hicsling, Swan & Brewer For sale in Washington
by Gray Ballantyne. nt ...... ..af"g ..r,sg g.
Mr. Arnoult, who is an instructor in the French Ian
guage in Harvard University Cambridge, is admirably
adapted by education and experience to accomplish the
task he has undertaken, In the work before have
a system of comparative French and English pro-
nunciaon, with synoptica notes illustrating the whole
kingdom of French sounds, compared with English
sounds including consonants. fnnH.f .MslH H.s.
Manual Of Uaued States History From 1892 to 1850. BY
Samuel Eliot. Boston: Hickling Swan, & Brewer
For sale in Washington by Gray Ballantyne.
The execution of this work shows great care research
and fidelity The Manual, no doubt will find its way
into many of schools and seminaries 1t is of
venient size and appears to be in every respect admirably
adapted for the purposes intended by the author. NJ,
Skecl Of The Life and Ministry Of The Rsc c. H. Sorgeoa
New York Sheldon, Brakeman, & Co. For sale i'm
Washington by Gray Ballantyne .4.vnE #a
Since the days of Whitfield no dissenting clergyman
has produced so great sensation in England the sub
ect Of the memoir, if memoir it can be called before u.s.
and great the interest felt this side of the Allan
tic in reference to who is universally acknowledged to
be the popular preacher of the day. that the publish
ers Of this work will find no difficulty in finding purcha
sers no matter how large edition they may have is
sued.
Life at the While Sulphur Spriags or Pictures Of a Pleasant
Summer. BY Mary J. Windle author OF legends
of the Waldcnses,'' sc. Philadelphia J. B. Eppn-
colt Co. ts.f ...r7 --.a- ". f......- ..s.
ofthe many lady writers Of the South whose gifts
andntelecua atainmens have done much TO elevate
the standard Of home literature not the least conspcu
Gus is Miss Mary j. Wndlc, resident and we believe,
native of this city Her writings show purity Of style
and vigor and concseness of expression not often allied
Ms it Is in her case with much warmth oimagnaon. She
writes much and always writes we'll and we feel quite
sure that this her last offering, will be sought for with
avdity and read with interest, by her numerous admi
rers North and South. Taylor Maury and Blanchard
s Mohun, Of this city, have 1t for sale
Moyoisn; Fs Lenders and Designs BY John Hyde, jun,
/ formerly Mormon elder and resident OF Salt Lake
B CITY, New York w. p. Feteridge Co For sale
by Frouck Taylor, Washington.
Mormon revelations and particularly the revelations Of
such Elder HYDE win always be read with avidty
The work is familiar TO most of our readers through the
comments Of the northern press. .....,. .l....
I
The Washington union., 1857-09-19
GOV CONWAY

The Helena (Arkansas) Shield notices the arrival
at that place of Gov. Conway route for Little Rock,
His visit to the Virginia Springs has greatly inn
proved his health, and prepared him to address him
self still more diligently to official duty.
The Washington union., 1857-09-19
Harris's S majority----
SENATOR DAVIS.

1t will be seen by the following from the Holly
Springs (Mss) Herald Of the 18th instant that ow-
ing TO the delicate state of his health, Col Davis has
reluctantly abandoned his remaining appointments to
address his felow-citzens
" When here he was quite feeble, having had chill
the day before the delivery of his speech Indeed his
health Is in very precarious condition. He is
spending few days with fellow citizen Col Charles
l.. Thomas His friends here unanimously urged him TO
desis from the canvass, and TO think only Of recruiting
his health his life is too valuable to the South to be
impcriled by continuing to fill his appointments. As
soon therefore, he is sufficiently recruited he will
turn TO his home leaving his remaining appoin tncnts
untitled We hope those who were anxiously expecting
TO listen to his eloquent counsel though regettng the
disappointment will approve his determination.
The Washington union., 1857-09-19

John Patterson butcher John White, pastrycook VIM
McLelland, baker; james I. Tennison, N. d. surgeon
Jacob d. Gillead barber Isaac Nash, water-closet
Thomas Mathews, Robert Christy, VIM. Bourne, who
worked their passage, and probably left at Aspinwa
total crew, l0l. g.ss..sr.s Ia y -l.f... .s-. .
The officers Of the steamer spoken OF us the choicest
in the employment of the company, being distin-
gpished for ability and trustworthiness.