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once Of the magnetic Felegraph company

lfpcsR BrIipiNpsi Philadelphia, June ~, 1857.
TIME annual meeting Of stockholders Of sThe
Magnetic Telegraph Company for Che election d officers % said
cdnpany, the ensuing FOR
other be decIed Of company
held company Office Thursday the 9th day OF July
1857, at IL O'Clock, M, of said day.
juno 24-1aw3tf JOSEPH SAILOR, Secretary
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United States Patent ONCE,

Washington july 4, 1857.
nN the petition Of Henry Burden, of Troy, New
York praying for the Of patent granted him
tho 18th September 1S43 for
making horse shoes for from the expiration Of said
which takes place the 14th day Of September, 1851
ordered that the said petition DO heard
Monday the It'll OF September ~ O'Clock per-
notified appear and show they have
petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required
Once their objections specially forth writing twenty
days before the day hearing all testimony ned by either party
be at the said hearing be taken and
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished appc
ton.
depositons and other papers relied testimony must
filed IN the Office on or before the morning that day the arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter ~ -
Ordered also that this Published IN the Union nci.
aud Evening Star, Washington d. Republican Baltimore
Md Union and Patriot Iarhufsh Pa Daily News, York
York and Post Bsio
previous to tho 9TH os September the hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ Patents
PSEors Of the above papers win please copy their
bills TO the Patent Office with pasr containing this notice
July 7-.-1aw3w
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kprToRIAL CHANGE The Southern Presbyterian Of this
week announces tie engagement and connection Of the
%v Base f. Inneau associate editor In addition 70
we Rev. }. L. Kirkpatrick d. d., under whose care
ns acceptable and ablyconducted organ has been tor
some time
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wooIIens.

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Fhmifis, Manufacturers, and Others.
fCHESE machines combine all the improvements
that increasing sale
and the approval thcy have
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giyen cntir satisfaction. 4't
1st Beauty and simplicity
from arrangement repairs.
I'd. Unexamped and rapidity Of operation
Sd. N0secss n ~ y
4h The remarkable perfection Of the stitching s4s
bilty 70 variety Of purposes and materials 4&I
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Trains run as folfo,cs

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with trains for the West and at baltimore with those
deiphia and New York
York
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On sunday at 7, a, M, and 4 70, p
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
IA staniiy on hand ; also, full mud
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cARPETTNGs
0icohs matngs materials curtains
oornlces, window shades, &C., &C., &c..
MUCH BELOW REGULAR pRICEsl
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we would call attention TO tho card Of VIM Grnndn esq., who
commissioner for most Of tho States
oncr in the United States Court Of Claims
ough With business departments
GNew Fork Daily New.
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TNHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS; comprising an account
all the principal mineral springs Of Virginia. With remarks
the and medical applicability Of each by Sohn Moormu
NJ d., with maps and plates. Price ST.
Brkes New Work the Mineral Springs Of Virginia,
by routes and distances Second edition.
argcd For sale TAYLOR MAURYS
July llt4t &star Bookstore, 9th street
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MTILLARD'S H0TEL.-J. G. a. III. A. Willard
wv Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street Washington
Jan 2g--dit
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rTNEACHER.--A graduate Of New England col
ege the where graduated
procure desirable position
present engagement expire pddo August
Tho best references will be given Please address Tutor Middle
bury Vermont Juyk-d7t
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LNOR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
IL dwelling house situated on the side of Congress
Road street Georgetown Heights The
including the kitchen all
by lot $50 feet front by $40 feet Deep with 30oot alley running
the whole length Of the south side Of the
Adjoining the above property building
will sell reasonable Tito indsputabc and
possession given.
For further particulars apply ONCE opposite the Treasury
An l1--dtf BROOKE D. WILLIAMS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
THIS DISTRICT.

Referring to a paragraph in this psper on the
proper place Of holding district convention for
this district, the ClsTksville J:frSOni4a says:
Our contemporaries of the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN do not seem to Understand US fully. Our o..
jec ion WAS not so much against the bOIdirg Of
the Convention at Nashville, as sgaiBst the Parii
culsr time suggested, though there is no good rea-
con Why the place Of holding the convention 70
nominate Congressman, should be changed par.
ticu'srly when The change proposed is from the
centre, to q remote extremity OF the district Our
main objection is 70 the time. We are in the mi.
nority, and should consequently look for ell legiti-
mate advantages. From present indications, cur
Know NOlhirg brethren arc getting up q very
pretty quarrel " which msy result to our advan-
tsge. Let Us WsC and see who they nominate,
snd thea put up man to belt him. II we agree
TO nominate our candidate for Congress on the
18th Of April, they will certainly postpone their
nomisstOn until srler that time, sud perhaps turn
jack On US in the nomination. We say {" wait
for The WAGON -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

"HEERT LYIE-Or Life and Experience. We
have heretofore noticed this excellent novel, by
Miss MARRYATT, in our columns. We refer to 1t
now to say that it may be found at the bookstore
Of W. T BERRY & Co.
"KarHE BRAEDE--A FTresi9s History Of Qatst
Life" b. HoINE LEE.-This is one OF the most
beautiful stories Of the day, and we advise ell who
would epiov 8 qui It and delightful evening TO pro-
cure it. Published BY HARPss & BROTRERs, NeV
York, and FOX sale in this city by ". L. BERRY
& Co.
"DoaE-BY A STROLLER IN ECR PF."-Tha let
tiers which oompoee this volume were written,
tie author tells Us IN bis preface On third visit
to Europe, fni are, Ike man selecting his third
wife, not csugat by gaze, nor dazzied by show.
The book is out Of the usual routine Of volumes
of travel, and is full Of pleasant and well told in
cidsnts, as well as of interesting description
Published by HARPER & BROTHER, and fOE sale il
Nashville by W. BERRY & Co.
"EL Case; Or NV MEXIC) AND her PE9PLF.'
BY ". ". H. DAVIS, late Z 6. AttOrney.-Less j:
known Of Ne7 Mexico, BY The people Of the
States, than of any other portion Of our territory
The volume here noticed is a COED description
illustrated with engraviBgs Of the country and
people, and will doubtless b eagerly sought fol
and Tesd. It is published ~ HARPEB & BBoTHERs
and Is for sale By ". T. BERRY & Co
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TnE Ng4KgEs IN AFRIGA

We are permitted Says the B s.ou POST 10 make
the SUI Ioued extract from q letter written bv an
off or o. the United Starss navy to friend in tlis
city. The writer Is g son of a late distinguished
senator from one of the New England States
Tie letter IS written from on board the United
States ship St. Louis, aud dated October - 1856
ct Little Fish Bay, west coast Africa
There s very little variety
upon this coast NiggerL' slavesl niqgersI is the
cry. This town is, ike most other places upou the
coBsr made Up OF a few people, called white. aud
SCFOwd, mss Of miserable, filthy, worthless. 10
doleut lulggers) natives L Charles Sumner. Jack
Hale, OF any other sensible man. WAC wishes or l.
willing to be Permanently cured OF bis mock NH.
Ia thropy and sckly sent mentality il regard 10
tn universal negro race, be has only TO IA q, six
months cruise upon toe East OF Africa. Il that
will not cure him, and convince him that his sym.
pstly ior he three AID hslf m llong Of the ham.
est negro upon the face o. the earth lie MISPLACED
then have oily to say be Is pact to2e snd psst
cure.
As live, l DO not believe Il ere Is ore negro
il one thousand upon the coast of AfricI, who IS
as well of, morally, physically, or socially, a. the
wCrs,-abused slave IN The United Stages Slavery
here is slavery indeed, and of the most horrible
kind. Cfuelty prscticed here by JLlcB siIUs-ovu-
crs Is heart Tending to witness. Some chiefs CoIscl
own thoussnis--.hey sell, torture, o. K them, st
pleasure. NIpety-nne OF every hundred negroes
slave OF free, even in towns swlull gladly ex.
change their cOnditi 70 with the me8nest, most i'll
treated slave in the Union. 1t is impossible to
picture The miserable condition Of he native AFR
can upon lis w soil.
Civilization, or even partial culture, with the
mass OF natives IS al IDEA Sd perfectly absurd that
IL does not admit OF E thought Vita the NJ
0ined CEJrts OF q million competent, honest in
u3uioIs, perseveTi lg pbilsn.hropisDs with millions
Of money yearly expended to tie best possible a6
vsntsge Tor = million Of yesgs wsui rot sleve'Jp
one hundred native AfrIcs Un1 would Q of any
account 10 the world At hr.e s. much 70 zig. .
gers" Having seen cur negroes 81 hon in our +
southern Ststes and haV,-g seen tbem here, re- .
yard the ius.tution SO It exists there IS teuigD,
lay, heavenly institution, Snd cur southern b-eb- /
en- deserve the thanks Of he wlO.e Chrs.isn
Torl 3, for having smeliorated, in such striking
contrast with Their br thren here three and q hsf
million of negroes. You may ina.
-ue that, although neve- democrat, l pray To-
he election Of Mr.. Buchanan, and mainly because
oou his negro question the de nocrstic party IS
ght" !
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 NUM- BERS-Prizes Payable without
PITAL S5,OOOlI
SCHEME



Same gs The Royal LueTy Of Cuba-With this difference,
the Havana Lottery has 900 Nlmb-rs-s only 1900
There two wheels each Of which there placed
two Locks. The SupeHuteudenfs have each hey l. tho
Locke snd the Wheels cannot be opened unless both pre-
There placed ia the wheel numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No.
Is 600. IN the wheel OF prizes there placed tubes
containing slips OF paper with the prizes them ranging
from IS OOOtO 500.
When tine wing takes place. which will be in public IN
wheels unlocked and after revolving fhe number is
drawn out Of the wheel Of numbers and the time
drawn cut Of the Prize heel by boys with barred
to the shoulders and bndfodst-the tube slipped and
he number held and enrolled that the whole
1.-THE number Is then lied % and registered by
the Superintendent The Prize drawn The
umher drawn at she same time, and until all the prizes
drawn out copy OF the drawing is then sent d The
printers; and ater lursn tue Supenteulens certify 70
The correctness Of tine drawing These SuYsHniendeRis
sworn perform their duty without fear or favor.
will be perceived thar u tbs PLAN every prize is drawn
out, and Of course some per0H must Oh dmvIgg is
sent to every ordering ticket. TIE PTZs pay able
thirty days alter The drawing ia full without deduction.
u = Drawing takes place every Saturday
, Orders Tor Tickets addressed 10 C. H. WINTER, Box
3j2, Nashville, will be Immediately attended 10.
JAMES F. WINTER,
~ - Mac 40
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sPEEOH OF HON JOHN '. WRIeBF.

To those who viii take the pains to read this
interesting document, concluded in tOday's paper,
we make no apology for giving up 80 much Of our
space. It is $ strong and manly vindication Of
the South ard the Democratic party, and reflects
much credit on the gentleman that delivered it.
We trust that it will receive a general peEussL
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Liz Prizes, amounting to-. 800
~ Tickets $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 50.

q TICKETS tIUi Halves, 80 Quarters, g 80.
- Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
Plumbers, l. 2, 8. T. s. 6, Z s. s. O. and you will draw
back ourenihs OF the amount paid for the Tickets beside
toe chances Of obtaining Capitals Patrons will ind TO
taeir interest to buy Certificates Of Ten Tickets snd
const cuttvey with ], 2, g. l. s. g. 7, 8, 9, o. By Tbs
pan they forfeit the Prize ending with the humber
the Capital and get four chances in every ten 70
gain the Capitas
~ CeTthcLtes OF Packages Of Ten Tickets ere sold
at the following rates, which the risk 10 whole Tickets
$50 10 half tickets, $50 10 quarter tickets SIS 90.
- Bank Notes OF sound banks taken at par Checks
on New York rsmited for prizes.
u Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates OF Pack
ages Of Tickets 70 JAMES f. WINTER, Manager
feb22-u Macon or Savannah Georgia
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COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

LASS Il, 70 be drawn at CONcEsr. HALL, Macon Ca,
- under the sworn SupeHntendencs Of Col. Geo. NJ LO-
gan aud w. G. Anderson, Esq, on SATURDAY, FEBRU-
D
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DentistrF,

nal. 4. GUM, has removed TO The row g.,
- building Church street, Cherry frE5.zzS
wherein Will attend 10 the duties Of hspTO- SILYYY
fsssiOn ali its breaches heretofore. rieOIs-lm
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Landreth's Garden seeds.

WE have Just received sH3p or Laudra.h's War
TEuted Garden Seed We invite Che attention OF par
ties wishing 20 purchase Stock which b. I4rra and
complete embracing all The different varieties sold
market.
To Market Gardnsrs, uoads7y laat wo have large
lot othe above Seeds, JF sls - pound c.usng o.
Qruup seeds Beet seeds, EsGIsI Seeds seeds &c
Also beans Pra, Onion Sas dlr lsle BIZ the busns
gallon lfyou wish 70 secure your r5 cali early snd Lave
your orders. UEayE.LLE * EELL.
jaH6 No Is Cherry ST sf0urs from Jrrfq-
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WASHINGTON,

TIE CELEBRATED TROITING STALLION
DURCHaSsD North last prHy by Dr. K. {. Eos -
i Ter and P y. McNairy, will make his reason j ta3
miles the franklin Pike, at the Of F. M g -
Nasry. For terms, DC see bills. IIe5lJ-Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
Pie Plant Roofs,

TORSE Rsdsh Crowns and fne full bl0otcI figs Two
different breeds " the BERKSHIRE irish GrszcraHt nc
burn crosses, for sale and now ready Tor delivery.
febI2-d&tw3W IHOHAS BATH.
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IAGNIFICENT - - n -

ME are Offering for sale adssi-zls Doc f3rths
" ton Of BIsn house, fronting 80 ur 50 c-t 90
Market street. opposite o. 5. French Asa,2 lots fraut
log q feet each Broad str pP.. Ug le1aa and
Alabama BEilrOai Depot. $50, rl1.e .esl Ior
ironing 40 { et th-rrV street. between Hurta and
Broad. AIr0 d=sirbIe Lot fronting Get ru rF sire f
few hundred yards North OF Dir o. .eaut I adj
dtion, about th- lot IS free tgrr -vss o. ray
for years Also number 90 h4 d-ama Herru LOIS boz
West ~ slvils and watkins prem and Gu.lv8Isd 40
diuon Also, great many beautiful LoIsH HyH6zT AtI-
tiOu and IN B1g-ded.
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DWELLING F0Iy YALE

SHALL lTams dwelling and Dol fronting 8 f-r on Tao
n Gaaiin ? be aGd running hl about Us -c o. 30
OF slresi bargain will be gwen fI -HurI credit
j. L. g F- vs.. CROWN,
5eeia-2W a. "a Cla-fs street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
DEsHABLE LAND EoI. slI'.-.-l l...ls-

~ hundred and ten acres of -ul than half veil
umOsrsd htF Ing large front Iue Brick Jaursl PIKE
about - miles irrm Nashville. said land E r.gIE Irs
~ lois each fronting on lha pike, and ClHtl from 90
S7lcrts WI ID one or more os, purchase 0r
me whole 10 body On the IDt of rF -r. s--
Ioiltois ifams dWeii-g % roc and eHr- " rvg0ars
Gossiug about sJOop Three mover failing r.res an .r
land aud good buji. sle on each re. f9r7 t1 v K
Jones, on the ,. aaises, or l0
}. J.. Is b. ~. 9. OWN
fs5I5-1m rfr- . r..-.. '.--...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
In1Dorted Albion,

THIS thorough bred imported Stallion will 1ako4S
his fifth season al my Stables, GalIatin, IN
this year. commencing the 18th March and closing ZSA
the 18th July. Terms, 30 the aId the groom
Mares we'll taken care Of at 81 per week.
Albion is too well knOwniu Middle Tennessee 70 require
any detailed description Of himself nedigTce The
pure and he and MS colts have taken FRS; premiums
al most OF the fairs in Middle Tennessee
teO2l GEORGE ELLIOTT
Herald, Lebanon; Herald BASKERVILLE, KY Herald, CO.
lumba; and Memphis Appeal copy weekly % Oh HO-uj OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

JASPER COUNTY 4 CADEuY LOTTERY.
By AUTHORITY FHH svErE OF GEORGIA
CLASS W,
Draws MARACH Is, 1851, al Savannah, Georgia,
Under the sWorn superintendent Of Major " p Bowen
aud ". K Symous Esq. Saturday Schemes will be drawn
Saturday Macon Georgia MoBtbly Largi sc5smsa viii
be drawn at savannah about the 18th Of every month
~ Nearly prize to every nine lleketsl 1900
Tickets 712 Prizes Prizes payable without reduction
~ Ibis Lottery has only Fifteen thousand Numbers
Less than any Lottery In The WOrIdl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

Dir. W. K CORNELIUS, holds our power Of Attorney to
d business f0g Agent r. W. SHAtFER,
frJI -dlw "A. P. DORRIS.
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No. IL Cedar street, Nashville, R1oas su.asIa -
BANKING House, Store, Dorlsrc La1gge-s .lEIce.
LllLu-u lawn. 4. n ..-.L.-L.-
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Two 1housaEd Ras aud fed of The bss.
brands TO arrive or ssveny-SIx.
fahla-im a. HAMILTON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-04
rhs Democratic Party In Indians.

In no other State in the Uni1n lie tn
Dsmocrstic party more dirtinrr tied 'or ~
innate and oten corruption, iGnHin Indiana.
Therc 10 not leader of thai party in the
STATE who il not either an III = holder
historically an offiee seeker sud there Is
not man among these leaders the bu
mss NJ whose life is MT TO tnre kcs d
Office at all hazards, by the excise ~ ais
political dishonesty, and b. a.. ptcrtc" IF
the bssest corruption T. surh tondIi .
have things a, las. arrive, lUrt no ubrf
Of Democratic papers have i y come or.
in bold rsbuke OF the c'rfup u q tha
leaders, and declare with Hrd1T which +
ihsm 10 remarkable, that he very salystion
81 the party, great a. . IT, n.aloTity q the
State, depends upon fefo-mitpn, vut
werdv II not inw4Edis Of IA who stand
n the mead aud front Uf Tho Democrat
party Ia Indiana That hi. condor i MI
voluntary We may we'll believe II is
'3rced necessity" brought D sut by III.
Indignation u nm outraged eeeple or
has become thing Of reeuibr bstts, ~
trsie among the most distin lied u o. +
cra's Of Indians--Goyerna snd eA.Ga,
ernors, and Senator En-, rx.Senalo-.
members OF Legislature, a. But We af#
glad to SEE there il a susI nt1ven I, hon
ssty Left among the edtos, - n q
them Thev reeognze her Sts'ea.lr
condition " anarchy and ua asiot gfs
this trough, sbeu, b, heir ON psriy
rhes have i-eoseredF bat ri Al. ,ica
ro-'lien has nal changed ft.lt Gov rr
from the ran,inQ p 1luirsl ~ let. abe =
siEan ps',iiogeer. a. soaA'ag Per, house
brawler. ~acn ties knew Uta IN prryi !
!iie ~ previous personal htstp-y Fhc,s ,
~ u their most distinp,i- he'd lead ~
Brgh, and Wright, pursulr4 each J.he
siih furious enmity. aud di.tang the pari,
- their mutual grhspings aitrr nfiitr--an
tala Briah, and M tn.h u.w ciaimin.
eats ~ tho United State Senate, under d
feui, oortup, sud seandalan. piece al ~.
b8NFthH8 ~ wa. sVFt HNifNaEFtN 81 aT DE VI
n 20 people by pack % ,npun,i,is
jemag pgues IL t-ci, hcre Edition haN
noS got their EYES open 10 rh. ruth Uh4
he Leaders "i their party ~ injiana. n
stesd OF lighting for pt,nc ,irs. the cla
fion' principles u The Dempttitit part, I
have all tie t'me had no ola"r object u
,isA than 10 step over tnr sp .nliet ~ th,
tsnk aud OIL IN efics land ihat a. .r,nr
shec they "ili sacr,dc p5y pnnc pie
and -,,i, V,hvt ave-, -arrIncc honesty an
sofam0n dcccncE mn. auI tttlxens. HI,
'hesA Democratic leadst- .ud at sinpu
lar aud slene They hn, present ,hp
leaders II th eT party III even sfa0p sud i
abe Cspi'al II he eounti, ofvice i. H.
&hole obleci aud aim ii The latt.Jts, m,
/. NE pAriy'' u BIZ. th. tnolN "a s.h,r ,ne,
hr~Vu' ,Hcir iortun-s