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vi. G.. BRUCE.


has u returned from The East with the largest Stock o.
IL consigned Goods 10 be sold Wholesale and Retail
ever offered In the Western couutsy' to-Wit:
1910 Rsams OF Letter Paper; sossalug Envslopss
1900 " note paper, Ght2O0O " - Fancy g cords
1000 : Com,el. Paper; Kinds;
1900 Fools Cap, 700 q steel Pencils.
80 " Fancy Note,
Lnivss and Forks 1000 Hammers and Haichsis;
1000 Pocket Knives; 100 dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair ScisaOui spoons
100 Ruzors; o. cords 5fdoabls barrel Cans
FANCY GOODS.
50 dos Cologne; Hose,
50 Hair on; 350JP0rl MonHies,
32l6 Fancy WORK BONss $50 dozen Linen Hdkns
500 Ladies' Companions; Il5 d" SIX DO
quo packs Pins No. 8, 4, z, 800 spool Thread
10; 50 " Gentlemen aas
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; Hsriuo UadsTshirtsi
$50 dOz gents white and fancy
Is 900 vol standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWRLRY.
25 Magic Gold WaIchss $50 do Gold Neck Chainns
$50 english gold patent levers 80 GENTS Fob and Vest Do
manufactured by Joseph rs do Gold seals and kgys,
Johnson, IS On. street, with L0cktus
Liverpool 900 sets Of Can O8s, In
go silver Lever Watches 80 DO FloreBtns, de-
Open Pace Silver do 900 pair Plain Gold Ear nrs,
-75 Composition do; 5000 Ladies' PLAIN Gold Breast
Watches 7Ooo GENTS and Ladlas' Sid
$50 do Chatlings Pencils,
S7BOO worth Of Geld Finger
Kngsj -
700 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
I5OO g Gold
And all other articles usually found On IsHelry Bstabsh-
invited TO call and make srlecu0n al the above
Goods have % be closed limited time, they BE-
long 70 different estates have other articles
tedious mention, sh0l have thing that Lady or
Gentleman would call for. NJ e. BRUCE,
AucOnssr COnsgnees No. u Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee " lnoy2-end&E
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ia the To- UarEet.
THE NEW YOak MURDER.
E.R NEW ORLEANS.

- lis aNE#n tgnt draught and commO- yRgsrz n
0lr.s Steamer O. Or NJ & + J. A y b. sa-Ls-s-sS1
DrEITr #a-.er, will leave above and all Y;SslsEtz2
intermediate taulI.g - on WEDNESDAY, the asszassss
- b, zsa'-l1cE, T. ~ For freight passage apply
board or Oeu2i-2tl II. Il. HARRISON, Agent;
CODEE FOR MARCH
HAGAN * BRO, No. 40 Market aud Union SITS, have
just received Cooley Lady IS Book for March. feJ24
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Pie Plant Roots.
AGENCY FOR LOCATING land WAR-

TORSB REdsh Crowns and 6He full blo0jaI pisu Two
different breeds Of the 5erksBlr rh Grazerand WO-
burn crosses, for sale and now ready for delivery.
febl2-d&tW3W THOMAS BATTS.
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Hon Wa. l.. uArToN late Black Republican candid
ate for YeePrsadeus Of the United States, has been
nominated by the Governor Of New jersey as Attorney
General Of that State.
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- Hissuggesed that the Government provide stamp
cd wrappers fJr newspapers.
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TOTAELORS,
FARM AT SMITHS FORKS AND TWENTY
EIGnT IIKELN NkGROES FOR SALE.

nN Tbs DIST OF MARCH, 1857, will sell to IhessR
- highest bidder on The premises, credit Of fOurYF
years from the lt Of January 1861, bearing Interest,"
from date my Farm on which de, the
smiths FrrE ia- lin county, consisting 29OS Acres,
about 800 uPen and half Of watch Is
TCh variety OF Fruit Trees, the soil we'll adapted to the
Never failing Uassr in most fields for stock. Cotton Gin,
IHesher Wood aud Iron Shop. a well constructed Tan
Yard u Of erection lease The Lands will be sold
all ygslIcr, or % parcels, to suit purchasers
Also, at the same time and place, terms,
TR euty Eve likely Negroes, consisting women, and
children. Negroes sold families eye fair pro-
lection.
The purchaser will 30 required to give bond less de-
nomination than $500, with approved security, and lien
taiued the Land ll the purchase money is paid.
ALSO, stock Of various kinds, including fine Stable
II aU| o. o Jack.
feJ2I-w2t+ K. L. BAILEY.
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IlY order Of the County Of Gundy County,
- the February 1857, the case WOTd Nunly
and Wife Davidson Green and others will offer for
sale the Court House door ju the Of AltamOnt,
SATURDAY, THE FOURTH Day APRIL. 1857, ESQ Acres
Of Land, belonging 10 the heirs law of Daniel Green,
Decd situated in Grluiy County gud Civil District No. 5,
tIgr ScaId Greek, - miles North West Of AliamOnt,
bounded the North by the Lands Of A. NOrhCutg AMI
jonathan Upton tho West by Lands of Samuel B
Barrel E-t by 8nds Of John Upton, tn
highest bidder and two yer credit except S35 cash.
Bond and approved security will be required the pur
chaser with lien retained until the purchase money paid
THIS the ism day of February, 1857. S-P. Upton,
f-b2i-w3L-prS' fest. County Court Clerk.
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Col n. H. ALLEN fine hardy and uaf 0cbiug democ-
rE5y OF elbow Creek have shown their appreciation of
the distinguished services OF Col " H. ALLEN ia the late
Presidential election BY presenting him with beautiful
ana valuable godheaded cane, bearing the following in.
CrpaOu
"Pras7.ai 70 N Fl. ALLEN, Esq By The Democracy of
Ts}gg grsat FIR his aJsnsst tie Constitution agI,osi
The assaults OF kaarnalHgisns, fu IT, olqrrss If 1856
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DR.. Kane is dying. He cannot live but few
MiEd right; departing very hard.
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800 Reward

TEJWENTY Of these valuable securities: the best Of all il
vesmentsior capitalists, guardians, &c. For terms
ply Office.
feb2s-uf Ne. ALLOWAY & CO.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
COMPLIMENTARY TO THE PRESS

The following communication has been received
by the members of the Associated Press from Pc
tor Cooper, esq president of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company!
" GENTLEMEN In view Of the national Importance Of
the great work in progress and about be consnm
mated by the laying of the transatlantic cable and the
deep interest taken by the public in the Of the en-
York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph COMPANY
and also as president Of the American Telegraph Com
pany of rendering you the free use of our lines ON the
arrival Of the steamers Mt Newfoundland for any com
munications you may desire to transmit having refer
ence to the laying or landing Of the cable and the Incl
dents connected therewith.'
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
AN AIRLINE ROUTE FROM NEW YORK TO THE
GUILE OF MEXICO.

correspondent at New York furnishes us with a
communication in which he urges the necessity Of
completing for many Of the links already made
an airline railroad from New York to the Gulf OF
Mexico there to connect with line of steamers to
Tehuantepec. The point on the Gulf designated by
him is Apalachicola which he thinks can be reached
from New York over the proposed road in about
twenty-s hours. If the road should be continued
to New Orleans it would place that city within t1ro
days travel of Washington. Our correspondent
writes
The period is not distant when New York will be
connected in direct line with the Gulf of Mexico The
distance to the nearest point at Apaachcoa in Apaachi
cola bay il about $50 miles, less than SO0 and should
be travelled in day and few hours nore at the mod
crate speed of thirty miles per hour.
This also the nearest and most direct route to the
Gulf of Tehuantepcc, will be readily seen by applying
straight line to the map With such road and fast
steasnes prevent this latter point from being
reached in three days from New York. and Cuba in two
days
Already railroads are in existence in this direction
through Augusta and Macon far to Albany Geor-
ga leaving less than hundred miles to complete the
connexion.
With proper expedition to the conveyances now in
operation to Apalachcoa there is nothing prevent the
travel to that place in three days.
With direct route by railroad with double track
and such Improvements in this mode of transport as may
transfer and deposition Of freight well passengers
all the way through the populous States of New jersey
Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia. North and South Cnr-
olina Georgia. and Florida, making it were grand
Mississippi which to bear and distribute the great
products of these States and other parts of the world
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
From the Georgia Federal Unior
THE RESULT OF THE LATE ELECTIONS.

THE RESULT OF THE LATE ELECTIONS.
It must be source of great qualification every dem
ocrat--ayc to every unpreudiced and candid southern
mano how much noble old has met
with the late elections Notwithstanding hcimprudence
of few Of people, and the trickery and msrepre
sentaton Of the opposition on the Kansas question and
Governor Walkers course notwithstanding these i'm
pedments have been thrown in the pathway of great
party victory has again perched upon our standard and
the long and honorable list of democratic States we
now, with great Joy, add one ''OLD KENTUCKY" the
home of the gallant "Harry of the West and one Of
the last spots of the American Union where the Genius
pure Whiggery rested before its final and eternal fight
from earth That gallant old whig State has taken posi-
ton beside her venerable mother Virginia She stands
to-day proud example of the devotion of her patriotic
sons to principle and the constitution All honor to
Preston Clay and others of that glorious galaxy whg
statesmen who gave their right arms best blows and their
hearts nobest impulses and energies to the of the
constitution the Union, and equal rights They have
deserved the thanks of the national democracy all over
the Tninn "pd viii receive the reward due patriotism
and vaor
where is the national American party" now /? With
but haldozen representatives the floor of the next
Congress, what melancholy picture will they present to
the eye of the observer And this is the end of SAN
Let politicians who aspire to be leaders m the councils Of
the nation behold this melancholy picture and read in il
valuable lesson for the future Let the young men, es-
pccally take warning of tho last end of that sprghty in
dvdual called SAM and beware of the consequences of
unprncipled or bad principled parties.
To those unfortunate friends of SAM who have ad-
hercd to their party until the present we would saw
you prefer safe shelter from the storm come in out of
the rain, and get into good company but if you had
rather take the pengs of the ptess storm than share
safe retreat then stay out and enjoy the fun to your
hearts content We shall not cry
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
AUSTRALIAN GOLD.

We have before us several interesting and yola
minous documents, presented to the British Para
nlent during the past year, and ordered to bc pub
lished relative to the agriculture, mechanical indus
try, general resources, navigation, commerce, rev
enue taxation, ship-building, &C., Of Great Britain
from which we have prepared several interesting
statements, which shall from time to time spread
before the readers Of the Union. The statement
we present this evening exhibits the quantity Of gold
exported from the several ports in Australia in each
year from the commencement Of the gold discovs
ries to the end of the year 1866 the exports chiefly
destined for Great Britain and colonial possessions
lshl Tho anlnIty OF rnld exportcd from New
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

We have read with very great interest the able
and eloquent address Of this gentleman to the voters
of the eighth congressional district in Georgia and
our interest was the deeper, because effort had
been made to induce the opinion that Mr. Stephens
would take position of opposition to the present
administration, in consequence of the course pursued
by Governor Walker in Kansas. We are glad to per-
ceiye that such is not the fact He takes such
ground. He disapproves, it is true, the course OF
Gov. Walker, and condemns it in decided and unmis-
taxable language But yet he sees nothing in that
him to doubt the loyalty of Mr. Buchanan to
the principles upon which he was brought into
power, or the fidelity of his administration to those
measures which look to the support Of all the con
stutonal rights of the South well as of all parts
of the country. He offers the arguments Of states
man his judgment is that of patriot
And, whilst speaking to his friends of the demo
cratic party he administers to the know-nothings
whose zeal has been suddenly awakened, and
whose indignation has been much infamed, one
of those dgnifed and cutting rebukes for which he
is unequalled Much as he disapproves the course
of Governor Walker, yet he declares that it would
not be proper policy to rebuke him, the admins
traton by assisting to put their nominees into Office
The address, though long, will lwe repay perusal
and considering the high position which he occupies
before the country, it is due to Mr.. Stephens that
his opinions upon the Kansas question should be
fully known. In publishing and commencing to the
attention of readers the address of Mr. Stephens
it is hardly necessary to add that differ from hin
upon the question of the removal of Gov Walker
= -. r. ~
and freely expressed as to need no repetition here
We viii only add that they have undergone nc
change.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
Hubbard's s maiorities.
THE MARCY AND KANE TESTIMONIALS.
We copy the following from the Albany Argus

m We copy the following from the ALBANY ArBhs
and Atlas
- The testimonial gotten up by the merchants of New
York. and which it intended to have presented to
the late William L. Marcy has just been completed. 1t
consists of magnificent dinner and tea set of silver and
includes every article that goes to furnish table Even
the dish of silver and the ver is Of the
largest and costest made in this country The
whole set will cost 81 900 This testimonial gotten
up under the auspices of Royal Phelps, James g. King,
and John Stevens behalf of the New York merchants
It will be presented to the family Of Mr.. Marcy.
The gold medal for which appropriation of 81 600
was made by the State, to be awarded to Dr. Kane is
also completed and is considered beautiful work of art
" In this case in that of Gov. Marcy the intended
recipient of the honor has gone to meet higher reward
at mightier hands.
The medal will be sent to the father Of the Doctor,
Judge Kane, of Philadelphia.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

prosperity, and greatness. SO far personally
concerned, can say with truth would not give day
Of rest at my cherished home for whole life spent At
Washington II you think that my competitor. the
nominee OF the Warfenton convention, will you
better, ADLER, efficiently faithfully, you
have but TO say and if he shall succeed IN doing IT,
assure you no one viii be gratifed at it than my
self ALEXANDER H STEPHENS
CRAwFonDvILIx Ga. August a. 1851.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The most extensive making establishment on this
continent is located in North Cambridge Mass When in
full operation it manufactures, average one hun
dred and eighty thousand brick per day. or about
twcnty-four millions during the season. The wood used
in burning this immense quantity Is the Nova Scotia and
amounts to three thousand cords The clay is taken
from pit which IL about forty feet deep 1t is raised in
an inclined plane by steam power when 1t is
taken railroad track to the several pits where It is
made into bricks The clay is all worked by power
which requires second steam engine, and shang which
reaches about quarter ofa mile
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
WASHINGTON 4 CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUsr sa. 1857.

ss-Mr Isul JAMES No is2 south street. Philadelphia
our general travelling agent assisted by wa H. wKD, Johs Col
lIss JAMS Dxxslse H,Asn JAMS, os Mos, r. W. hoR
W. WHY ws l. wArERxAs, Nkr H. cAKsos ID X MUS
Bxs. v. swAIs T. AslaAs aud p. DAVE.
4sNr HKsKr Montgomery, Alabama gencfarav
eng agent aud Tennessee, assisted by
JAMES o.. Lxws and II NJ. LEWIS, jr.
ssMr O. w. Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio Is our
general soliciting the Texas assisted BY
n j. THoAAs IL TnoAAs JANEs, Dr. A. l. Gums
Mous ReHARD Receipts Of either will be good
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
In view of the erroneous report that the contest
between General Houston and Major Hubbard was
very close, deem il but just to publish the follow
ing table of maorities in the several counties Of the
district. 1t is made up from the official returns 1t
will be seen that General Houston has a handsome
majority
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

There are in France ,037 printing Offices and 1902
journals. The number of compositors employed in all
France is about $500. OF these Paris employs 1900.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The harvest prospects throughout Great Britain
and the continent are represented as most encour
aging The Liverpool Mail says
" From all parts Of the United Kingdom from all
parts of Europenay, from all parts Of the word-we
hear that the cereal crops abundant OF
more promising. Even the faint rumor which reaenc
us little while ago from Ireland of serious disease
the potato crop to have died away and everything
leads to hope, from the bounty of all -merciui
Providence, plentiful ingathering of the fruits Of INC
earth.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Iowa democratic convention is to be held al
Iowa City August 26th for consultation and organ
ization, and to nominate governor and lieutenant
governor,
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

Anhua HvcFnge curing net IUur yNars s0'0
To the preceding statement we annex an Official
return Of all the gold coined at the mint in Great
Britain each year from January l. 1916, to December
81, 1855:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-11
FEVER AID kcuE!
Canine Substitute. or Nerve T3nic.

rH,HIswel kn9gn, rcnedy. discovered ~ my late
a'oyesiso.ler, U.aische l.i ~ o,her Nervous 40.
f.ct orls II contains GuiriTe- Arsenic, nther
infurioas inErei~rts. IL strrr others TIE system.
gives tone to I've Stomach, ard ! lK sinqlle q Dl s
pFPTTcS ar.l those affected with Weakness In
NAT % The system Trfs especially rccoirucrs,d 20
p ala t-nu led With fallii - the NoB h. Ore ct
e ia sufficient N ot clsls. where tie directions
fIlnwel Cert fcaies lie furnished from ali parts
OF the Tnion-
Sold " the DRUGGISTS generally, and " }. " ia
YARD, wholesale Druggist, and toe proprietor, lal
Maiden Lane, NeY York. lscptei-3mvi
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ID Z L.n Ii g. = r.
NEF leg to call the attention ~ the pubic TO IN
3t following swogn certificate from of Gu
nost respectable citizens Mr. Vain, the faher-n-laN
81 the proprietor of the ''COurer de- etats Unis," AMI
formerly gummaker in Phila1eiphia:
On. DUPRiE-Dear Sir:-I hereby certify thatI have
beeu afflicted win the Piles for 80 years; that
have sci bottles Of Barnes Pile Lotion, and every
thing else could hear of bat alto effect for they
did ne little or no CODi. Ahgut two months since,
c0Tarlefctq using your yalu &c remedies for the Piles
and have Ge happiness tO that they hive had the
desired effect they have CURED Of .his most dis
tressng Complaint consider this almost "A nirsch,
for am NOW - years OF are. 1 sincerely recommend
them q all afflicted with the above complain l..
l4l Signed, -s P.EALIE,
No. 70 Franklin street,
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a NLARIFIED SUGAR.
" Is B0ls Clarified Sugar, reed and frr ale ~
septsi PREeTOS BfsOS.
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS
Miraculous cure made on one of the citizens of Ma

I11suO VI VI1c
con ~
MACON, April 8 1857
PRoF. DEGRATH-Dear ir: his Is 20 certify that
had fall, spaincd NY shoulder ard vas afflicted
for eighteen days. and lost the OF my arm, and
could not raise my hand my heal; and hearing of
the wonderful cures eecteaby Detsaths Electric Oil.
ad one application Of il was Jed to raise my
HIND 90 my head aud tlke off E.y hat. Thank God /
ava well, ard cheer!Uiiy recommend il tn ali the
afflicted. The Application made BefJre a hundred
persons. louls, truly,
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Prof. DeCirath-Dear Sir: /, Capt. 3. u. Smith,
here certify lint have Teen afflicted with Rheuna-
usm for four years, and at times could MT sleep. Hy
Ia airing OF the wonderful by DEG -iths Electric
Oil, was induced u try Il, aud the first application
OF the Electric OIL aSat once relieved and now have
the use efmy the application made before
hfy persons Ii. B. SMITH, Twggs Co.
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sDOPLAR LATHs.-
4 100000 Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
just received and for sale by
JOHN r. GLOVER,
aug3-d&wlml Corner Of Main and 7th streets.
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No. 70 Franklin street
NEw YoRx, August goth, $50.


State OF New-york, -
New York City and County.S
1, Joseph G.. Lawrence. Commissioner of DEEDS in
and for the City and County, AMI Notary Public in
and Tor the Stale OF New York; do here certify that
ON the day of the date hereof, hefTe personally
came y. Vale, to me well known, who being by me
duly sworn, did ieposeand that the of the
foregoing certificate, sEned Nv him are true.
IN witness whereof, / have subscribed ny name rs
Commissioner of Deeds and pary Pu lie, ~ the State
OF New FORK. aud have aihxel my Noiaria Seal at my
office the 9th day OF August, is,6.
JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE.
Commissioner OF DEEDS and y ptary Pui.lic,
~ Wall street, New York.
We challenge the medical faculty Of the United States
to produce remedy equal to Dr. Dup1es Celebrated
Remedies for external or internal Piles 80 cents per
box Oice q Nassau street, New York. will be sent
by mail to any part Of the Tinted States Sold by all
respectable drug ei.ts in thu United States.
. n. Ban Agent wanted, terms cash. =
DR.. DUPEIE'S PILLS d.t
Are unrivale for purifying the blood, being efec
tual remedy for Internal Piles, Salt Rhsum, Ring
Worm, &c, $50 reward will he paid any person that
can prove thev contain anything injurious TO the
tenn. Will Ne sent iy mail to any Part Of the United
States. - per box. Principal Office 70 Nassau
street. New York and for sale by all respecta5ls drug
gis,s in the u. States.
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
g.. &c Nassau street, New York,
WM. j. REDPATH * co.
dec3 IS PROTECTORS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EVANSV L l. f
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HVTE have now on hand and offer on liberal terms,
ers, among which We name rF
200 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, it4
As well colered Printing Paper plain Cap and Host
Fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and cOlored Cards and
Card Bosrs, whch have cut to any size; Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to
stock Of 200 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEY L SORENSON.