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4O Mules. LARGE Iron WORKS,
AND oTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
ITO ~ - Il n


Il H - "A Il IA.
DY virtue of rendered in the Chaneey Court at
ID Nashville, in the Of Ledbetter and Bosck JnO.
s. & D. Brien and Others, viii sell public auction
the Public Square In GAINESVILLE, on
Monday, the I4th Day of Sept,
rext-4O FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness
q I'd on the
First Day of October Next
will sell at Iron Mountain Furnace, in Stewart county the
said Furnace and LandEbOut u y acres, with about y
fne bottom aod, g acres in cultivation
place could be made OF the finest Stock Farms In
sbundanee OF Bne mountain OAK for tan
bark. The land lis between the Tennessee and Cumber-
land veT and extends . each and has fine woodward
privileges, aud sl the wood be readily sold to Steam
boats. In addition tn - advantages il has hne Fur
mace, with all The cessg-, fixtures about
viii 1l'a sch al the same lime, Blacksmith Tools, Carts,
Wagons, Axes, &C., &c.
The real sold credit OF 2, and years
laser small zsh pay and the ersonal property
a edit of 4 or rs, with notes In bank ~ all sums
Sl00-foT smaller sums CT VIII be reqn red. Two
good securities rtQdred the notes. and lien retrned
the land iili the purchase money is paid.
aug e6-tds THOS. W. WISR0M.
have two likely young negro men and valuable wo-
to II n vac ?. Call soon. T. W. W.
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R6S- The Patriot says the "sham" Democracy
have majority of nineteen in the recently elected
House of Representatives of the Tennessee Legisa-
ture The great National Democratic party"
claim majority of only nine The other ten must
be shdmS. n
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The Arabia arrived at New York on Wednesday
last, bringing European adviees to the sth. Since
the sailing of the last steamer no news had been
received from India, and it yet remains doubtful
whether the British forces have succeeded or failed
ieved they have succeeded. The Irish end of the
Atlantic telegraph cable vAssuOcessfuy laid on the
evening Of the 9th inst, the Lord Lieutenant Off
ciating on the occasion. The feet Immediately sailed
for Newfoundland, where, with good fortune, they
may be expected BY the middle of this week. The
European half Of the cable is to be laid down by the
Niagara, and the American halfby the British ship
Agamemnon. Napoleon and his wife have arrived
at the Isle of Wight on visit to Queen Victoria and
her husband Political objects are supposed to be
involved in the visit At Paris three of the alleged
conspirators to kill Napoleon have been found guilty
but on the most worthless evidence. Mazzini and
Ledru Rollin arel included in the accusation, and
will in due time be condemned also; but there is no
probability that the British Government will act
such conviction. The surrender of these revou-
ttonary leaders Napoleon cannot hope for; but We
presume he will not be gratifed even by their expu
sion from England. In Parliament the Divorce bill
was the only important subject of debate; it was
advancing radidly, being adopted clause by clause
in spite of strenuous and able opposition. Bishop
Bloomfield, the eminent classical scholar died on the
9th instant. The controversy between Spain and
Mexico is not yet settled. Exaggerated ideas seem
to prevail in Europe as to the aid Mexico would
derive from the Uuited States in case of war with
Spain. The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says some $4,000 Americans were all ready to
take part in such war aud march to the defence
of Mexico proposition to abolish Slavery is being
discussed in tie Dutch States General ample in
demnity is to be given to the owners. The new
Ministry in Turkey, appointed to Salty the French
Government, has refused to annul the MOldavian
elections, and the Ministers of France Russia, Prus
STA and Sardinia have broken off relations with the
Porte accordingly. England and Austria sustain
the Porte. The complication is grave one, and is
in fac. favorable to the interests of Russia Consols
90s to 90s. Cotton unchanged. Breadstufs dull.
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D6r E. P CAwOoD, of Bristol, Tennessee, has
been appointed an additional route agent on the East
Tennessee and Virginia railroad between Bristol and
Knoxville, Tenn.
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L INCOLN HOUSE.
ULLAHOMA, TENN..

10. b. SMITH, PROPRLETOR.
HAVING taken charge OF the above Hotel, will eBdeav
IL TO please all who may favor with call. OF my
friends and the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county
vOu Id solicit PATRONAGE. My table will at all times Be
vded with the best the country Affords and every Wl
be taken to please all.
There good Livery Stable contiguous 70 this house,
the Fayetteville Mulberry and Lynchburg Mail nd Pas
senger coach leaves this hotel every Monday Wednesday
and Friday for the above places Al O'Clock ana
turning Tuesday Thursday and Saturday O'Clock,
a making connections with the Nashville and ChatA
nooga, and McMinnViIe and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tuliah0ma, August "a. 1857.
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E6r We have been shown private letter from
Knoxville, which states that Welekers majority
Swan, for Judge of the second Judicial Circuit, is
100
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p6S- The salary of the President of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company has been increased
80 $1,000.
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RanaWaY.

Runaway,
IR0M the Subscriber, living in Huntsye, Ala, the
night OftIe IeIh OF Aug 1857 negro boy named JOHN.
Said boy very likely mulao, about feet 10 inches
high and weighs about hundred sixty seventy
bounds He lisa carpenter By trade IL is supposed taat
will attempt TO go a Free State.
For the appreheEsoa Of said boy, confinement in any
jail that can him-if in Alabama will give a
ward Of 25; in tennessee, $780, in Kentucky, Missouri
any CT the Free States, $40.
Huntsville, August25 1875 W. H. WILSON.
The Nashvl Union copy twice. and forward TO
Of ica-- Ern triILe(l " 4 .enlen
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Notice.

WE understand that report has been circulated
prejudice that We not prepared 70 take orders for
engines and machinery We call the attention Of the pn0ic
to advertisement in another column and invite parties
wishing purchase machinery visit our establishment
and compare and facilities with of others.
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Bun and Gold Paper Window Al

bun ana OOiu FdPer W1nooW ehhues'
A BEAUTIFUL article fully equal in appearance to the
II Muslin Gold Shades, at less Than quarter the
They made heavy Double Glazed u Curtain Paper,
and will exclude the light much better than the Muslin
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the attention Of dealers Manufactured and For Sale
W. WILSON,
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The Polytechnic College
loF THE sTATB OF PENNSYLVANIA.
West Pam Souare Phfladeluhio

HE Polytechnic College, incorporated BY the Legislature
les3 and organized and opened the same year, the
plan of the Industrial Colleges Of Paris and Berlin affords
thorough professional education In Civil Engineering
Mining Engineering, Mcdaniel Engineering, IndustFia
Analytical, aud Agricultural Chemistry, heaiurgy and
Arch setlre.
Ample scllies provided for Field and Laboratory
practice aud Assent Engineers, may perfect themselves
IN ny branch of their profession.
The 9Th annual session will begin on Monday, September
81. Isl For Catalogues, and further information Apply 10
Dr. I. KENNEDY, PrssIdent Of Faculty, Poytechnlc Col
iege, Philadelphia. taug.26
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Notice.

TEE partnership heretofore sTisgiBg between Cas-.
4 sly and r Alsnoch, under thestyls Of Cassity Z.
CO. mas been this 9Th July 1857 dissolved by mutual con
sent assity alone authorised 70 collect all dRs
tEe nr and alone responsible for the payment an de-
mands due oy the drm. And easily has eth Juy
le54, formed partnership with Philip Casghan. and
NE sly Of the arm Is Csssty CalaghAn, slaaA
No. %, Market street. Nashville. aEv9Iaa-
PURE RKENOH BRANDY Tor Eals b.
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HarPer's Magazine for September,
Just received BY HAGAN & BRO,
aug.e6 Market & UuiOn St.
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OPINIONS OF THR PRESS.


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JOHN kAMAGE,
= No. AZ, College Street
rs in ReeeiptOf
n White satin Slippers
Kid
Black Heel do Trim'd;
Italian Cloth Lace Caters Plain and Tipped;
Heel Lace and Congress Caters;
John RANAGB
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First DAY OF October Ned,
SHERlFF,s SALES.

Dy vi-.ue Of suudsy orders Of Sale to me directed
d from Circuit Court OF hickman county 81 the June
ter n 5 will offer k 10 the highest bidder for cash,
al he con- door the town of Centreville,
the Isl Monday, the 5th OF October, next, 1857,
off ying Ia ekmeu eOuDty district no contain
ing BY estimation hundred acres less,
follows: On the By trace Of land sold pub
lie ale bid of by J. G. Anderson; north aud by
DUCK River, on South by lands nnknewn, the place
whereon E. Jones lives, one mile below the mouth Of
Pine River Levied by he proper Of E..
Jones. ins'1nee of W. q & n. Clagett and Eliza
beth 1Ird. Sais within the usual hours
sol j. GEORGE She it,
aug 9f-E4t prs fee 81. Hickman county.
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DY virtue orders OF sale directed Cir
ID Court of Hickman county, at the June term 1857
will offer for he highest bidder at The
Of CeItrevie, the LIST Monday the
5th dag of October next 1885,, Tract OF land lying in
Hickman county Tenn let No a bounced fol-
Zoe Io-w: NOIh by the t~ot of land where Thompson
Fowiks ives, by the land OF Joel Jones. sold
prOpe IOhn Cobb at the instance of Williams
and Bairo. Sale within the usual hours.
SOL. J. GEORGE, Sheriff.
-urAt mrs fee man
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Auotinn saIa na nrAaariea

Auction Sale Of Groceries
DX CARTER, M'KAY 4 co. On Thursday Aurusf Qs
ID we will Offer for sale
= nhds Sugar 100 doz Paintad Buckets;
lse bags CoHee; 50 nests Painted Tubs;
~ eois Crusnsd sno .Pov'd 90 doz Toy Buckets;
80 sugar, 50 nests Flour Bueketsj
~Se AeSs assorted NAILS, 50 dog Wash Boards
-, - OoAes aooaeeoi so dez BrOOmE
- te1ns " fSPplDg FePeri Is bbls Cider Vinegar;
- eoAes ssn1ossihe Tobacco; % obls Am Brandy;
~ gross nieeSlaR; l0bbls n Wine:
- SoAs sperm Canales; 100 bills rectded whisky;
% 1o1 Sotton ana Hemp Bed IS cases Brandy;
,oo o Soras; Is bbls Rye and Bourbon
1eS,Oo0 asst cigars Whisky;
$1,000 percussion Caps; SO casks q sod..
go gross Matches;
with numerous smaller articles 10 make eomnla..
nest in the Grocery line. -'''is'
aug y CARTER, MCKAY q CO.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH-
Err FALICES.
lust received
y Ladies Large Dress Trunks with TEayes,
Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
{. Buggy
Ashland Vaices, Superior artcle;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap BY JOHN RAMAGk,
aug Is ~ College street.
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Emigrants for Nicaragua !
.Ntna Coal Company.
MULES, MULES.

TOR sac, Of the largest and finest teams Of mules in
State Also excellent match Of family carriage
and an able work horse. few thorough bred colts
and allies Of approved breed. Also q few heers
bulls Of the best milk stock.
aug 2-dn w. G. HARDING
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FROM 1888 To 1856.
From Gales seatons Annals Of Congress- from heir Reg
aer Of Debates and from the oheal Reported Debates,
BY John G. Rivss.
BY THR AUTHOR OF THIRTY YEARS VIBw.n
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DRICB of Vinegar Reduced 70 50 per Dbl. uni turtle
L no.sebJ lDsySl X. OhA~S'
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FRESH PEACHES IN CANS.

lust received per d. A. Given, on consignment
IS dOz. Cans Fresh Peaches. Warranted good
IunsIA, CARTER. Mckay &Co
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Champagne and sweet CIDER.


NEW lot of the above Just received packages Of
n New York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver iOps
80 boxes French COnfeeensre assorted candies made 10
Oder fresh every day crackers fresh every day; 50 boxes
NUS assorted; 100 bbls. ae best brands These articles
re fresh aud viii be sold cheap.
n huaU
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We have dies Of the Gacea de Guatemala To the 10th OF
JuDe, but advices have been received 10 the 24th.
The President has conferred and medal on the
officers AMI men who were engaged In the Ncaraguan
war, and 1904 hes been expended during the current
year pensions for the widows OF those who fell during
the campaign.
The Gaceto, In referring TO the conduct Of General
Zava de- President Rvas stated in Noaraguan
summary, defends his conduct in tho strongest terms.
says that constant system Of hostility bss ben manifest
ed by tbs kcarsguan towards the Guatemala
troop sipcc the time Of their ut arrival In the inry in
Juae 1859 and ei'es . number Of cases 10 point The
conduct of General Zavaa Ia characterized a. purely
personal between him and the government and very
cusabe the olher hsnd whereas the order given 10
AvalA TO leave Leon With his forces REGARDED IS 4
pattpa psu g. ~ GuaemslA has potned tho other Gen.
trail American gov menn that 1t canno. continue 70 hold
communcati n with Nicaragua
The Gdol Of the 2lkt Of June officially Announces that
Gene al zvaA bas promoted to the rank Of gader
the eoverDmtns thus officially rewrding him for bis oon
duct In Nicaragua.
There Is Of general interest In he Guatemala
papers On the 9th Of MAY IA Exma Era Presdenta gave
birth 10 q daughter
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ARRIVAL UF TIE ILLINOIS.
~~s~0SJ~--S1o-~0~~~.~
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
e~0~~~0(DNe0~---<~-1>~o
AMilli0 AND A HALF IN TREASURE ARRIVED.
>~-.-|~~Jo-N~~~~-O~.~N0~
IMPORTANT FREMONT CLMu CASE.
>-r-.o----y-~--(/-----~S--|-0|-
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
-uN----o~-.~00~-y,-0y---~--.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
&C., &C., &c.
ARRIVAL UF TaE ILLINOIS.
A MillION AND A HALF IN TREASURE ARRIVED.
IMPORTANT FREMONT CLNlu CASE.

The United States mail steamship Illinois, Boggs,
United states navy, commanding, left Aspnwal July s,
at Up NJ and arrived at Quarantine at 80 P. NJ ,ho
9th, making the passage in days and i9I hours
she brings the California mails or Juy sllbso4o IN
treasure freight, and i69 passengers.
July 20, at $50 A. NJ, Asa Maddox aged 20 years, OF
Maine died OF consump ,on and buried as r. N.
Left at AspinwaI, July 49, the u frigate Roanoke,
Capt Montgomery, TO sai for New York day, and
g. NJ frigaae Tartar, Capt Dunlop
The Pacific NAL Steamship Company's steamer Sonora,
whiting RSq commanding left San Frsncssc July 4,
ct 10 A. NJ with 444 passengers and si,s72,bss 10 rea
sure s4ls IA which foreign account, arrived
At Man1ana July 10, Acapulco the 18th, and Panama
the 18th, A7P.M.
The United States f'igate Independence, now laying -
Panama. will shortly leave for San Francisco to 60 out OF
cornnnisainu.
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA.
~-----o--ee-y.-...s. .-.--.N
The Proceedings Of Congress Relative 70 the
Troubles With the United states.
-.-.--.-----.--y.-'-y,-,~>
SETTLEMENT Of TIE DIFFICULTIES,
&c., &C., &c.

On the 6th Of July The United statss fgsss fudepen
depoc s Panama received very severe stroke Of light
ming the mainmsss, causing considerable damage 70 the
mast, cutting the conductor in two places r1e shock
was 20 severe that 10 aroused every person board.
The Panama Herald Of July 90 observes
The United states frsste Independence win leave here
In rev days for San Francisco Caa Hoa being transfer
red the command OF the John Adams and Capt Fairfax
proceeding 10 the lndepentencs 70 San rrancsoo Lieut.
McCofe has been appointed sx Beuserass 70 the Co
modore, vice NcCanley. Who returns homo invaded.
seventy men Of the nde,erdence, whose time has
pred, return home In The Illinois.
General jose Maria versars, Of the old officers Of
the Columbian revolution, died sieiy in Bogosa The
po rays that siroc 1872 The General has remained shut
up In bis house without even having any communication
vhb Inc members Of his own family.
BY late law pav ed In Congress nj Boso,a, dres con
rbuton Of $40 900 dolls ordered 70 be raised through
out the Republic. The proportion sssesscd for the ssis
Of Panama amounts 70 20 900 dos, whc, estimating the
population Of The saie 1873 ooc gives oursecn and hs
cents for each Individual
CAPTAIN watkins. of We steamship Golden Age gave
entertainment 70 his Esce1enoy Gorernor CAvo, a. A.
priIa, secretary " the government A. B. Corwine, Esq,
United Stairs Consul, and other friends
The British screw steamer salsdln, from liverpool,
rived Aspnwall the 9th OF July, With 100 bales and
ii3 ceroons tobacco bale Of coc,a and 90 bsei OF B
psh goods.
Tue fsp'hNh C0rtr, of 1ltn o. jny, rAyst-
In the election for and Representatives from
this State 10 The National 1esislature. Sunday last
Gsun the three highest votes for Serstor given 10
Mesr, nominso .ros.mens (sl), Ss,eo Furrslde (sD,
Jose Ma Uuts Amino f3e) the highest for Representa-
lives we're gwen TO Messrs Pedro Gotta (3), Ioee Ma
sam or (1D, Manuel Auc'zsr (7l) III Coune (7I) Pablo
Arosemens Ql), Manuel MORO (7l).
The last natl from Bosoa brought the proceedings In
Congress relative 70 the Panama question. The COMMITTEES
or Senators appointed 10 report the Sct method Of
ranging matters have reported the two flo wing proies
Of ~es, which will probably pass and receive the Pres
dCnrs assent
The eaoo oecai of June "a publishes Tire folOwiss
DloRsE TO PAcILIrArs THE SETTLEMENT or A QgEs
rioN WITH rsE UNITED srArBs.
The terse and The Cbambsr o. Repressnitvei Of New
GTsr~a assembled N Congrsp stsrpg the
Which the Executive makes rr,nfes scusi of
TIE ithuoss between his Republic and that Of the nited
ara ,ne % sbiy Of reopeping he nerrupet negq
rsinns upDr demsg being msse Tor the dNaseys which
Oos psoe IN fsnsma the iss Of April 1854 have decsssd
csc ea oy previous rtcipsocA .xsrnin nation ne
fecnmenn mste out by 10Th parties he N New
srnads snd he United States nso resolve In soumop lae
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Mexican AHhlrs.

From the Aspinwsll COURIER, July Ill
From fully reliable source learn that the rumor
respecting be PROBABILITY OF The return OF SANTA Anna
Mexico bssed upon n n OF tho mportant onsrsc
ter We are informed here 10 no doubt that Captain
general Oopcbs OF Cuba, has naie conrsc, With ssn,s
provide tho latter With three vessels Of aud
from 100 10 $500 men, exp,sses 70 be pail by santa
Anra, with witch he 10 endes,or 10 take Uomcnfors
place. and hat subsequently santa Anna IL 10 satisfy the
demand Of spain az ainst Mexico The contract signed,
aud the only question H. whether Spain ssaorzed opochs
10 make the bargain. on this think there 10 but
little doubt tubs work 10 be done, the sending OF
additional naval force 10 Cuba 10 protect II against the
United states no Idle precs Itlou.
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Purser H. Mitchell, Of the Illinois, will please accsps
thanks for the prompt delivery OF files OF papers for
warded by Bedford Co q other express companies.
Henry s Burgess, Alderman Of Sacramento, died on
Thursday Of paralysis Mr. Burgess resided in San Fran
cisco from 1850 1882 shen he removed to Sacramento.
he came 70 CaEfot mia from Chicago, III.
Samuel Smith, competitor In the Office Of the San Fran.
Herald died the morning Of the 2eh uii Of apo
plexy. He had worked at his til after midnight,
when no fell In . d. He taken TO bis residence and
medical assianoe called but all efforts TO preserve his
life were unsvapg and Mr. smith died IN . short umo
aer being attacked He had been working his busiueap
In ibis city for nve years. and enjoyed the confidence and
esteem of all who knew him. He leaves WIZ and largo
family Of children IN Staten leland, New York.
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Voyages OF the Vanderbilt aud Persia.
TO rug EDITOR or rBK HERALD.

INV YOeg, July n 1857.
1r4d IN your paper 10 day s''cl, comparing the
drst fcor psssases ~ the Vanderbilt 9TH the drs four
Pssssses OF the perss old saving that tcomp.ri
sons sre odlops and certainly II this IL NOT the mort
odous u the mot unfair ever The drt voyages
OF TIE Persia we're made In the depth of wpter and that
ooe OF the severes, winters experienced the At
sntc whilst The hrst voyages OF the Vanderbilt
made in the faress months Of The yesf.
4 IoyR " FAIR PIAY,
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Naval InfSIifQence.

The United States oosst survey steamer Arctic, Com.
msnder Bergman arrived st ~ John, ~ % uniu.o.
# Newfoundsd 10 engage In scientific SURVEYS 10 con
nec'iop with the ocean telegraph.
The Unl,ed slater leamer Water witch with ordnance
stores and scrap iron nom the Norak Navy Yard which
arrived ii wsshiBs,on recently, Will leave In fe~ days
with ordrsnce stores for Norfolk embracing 600 iaoh
cutting elevsns screws, &c.