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CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

A VALUABLE House and Lot Church st, ~
n fronting 81 feet said street. running back f,a
1870 Il or 81 feet and IS deep. With front Of 10 4,I
on spruce street Thi,is valuable piece Of prop A4A
erty and located 10 The 6nest neghborhood IN the city,
and will be sold on liberal terms inquire Of
T. L. GLASCoCK. Agent,
iunsl2. o No. g. Cherry st.
OTIS Eo. 81, So 9e ard Ice, IN Preston Hays sddi-
4 ton 10 Nashville front ng "a feet Polk street.
ming back 100 feet bargain viii be given in these lots.
ALSO,
TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
n lot fronting 99k feet and running lack IL feet 10 an
alley This Is very desirable property, and situated
short distarce from The residence OF Mr. BbO We will
give a barPain In his property.
A beautiful lot Crawford street, running back to
McLemOre street $50 feet
Aof the above property Il located In thriving portions
OF the City persons DESTROYS OF max nE purchases at
hargain will cali on T. T. GLASCUF X, Agent,
iunel9 10. g. Cherry ~.
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NRw soDA FoUNrAIN.

fxuka MILLER las ma epeasa hia 81 sFe Rsg SoiA
u HosAtaln his sase Ne - cherty stFest Saefe -
N Al Al taas sappg ne thirsty saAa elefaes -
IA ~. a. sssnsus ana premises 10 kese ecFal sapPJ
- mAsi9
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PERLIC SPEAKING.

The UNDERSIGNED Candidates for Congress, in the ON
District have usuaIy agreed to speak al
the following times and Places:
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Is PnIea An1uuntng To-
ftckats o.. Halves q. QsAEaSss o..
certiarass q Passages Of Tea fcksss are soa - MS
Al % inR rates. Which 1hs TlAks -.
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10 Hall Eeksts .-..-... 's..s.s---f.s'--.-
a. sk~fa 81. p
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Me- Ysra rgn.ilisd 80 ~ -. A"~e~
CsIt3caiss q rsesss : :. -. 49,. 49, a
- orsers ~ rscksts ADDRESSED y q. Il. WINTER
Bsx 81 ess. AAasss. Issa, - = ~ s.asaasA
1nrs4 Mseoa, Ga.
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GuBernRtOriaI CanVass-APpO intments
for SDeakfnR.

The undersigned candidates Cor Governor, have agreed
upon tie above list of appointments for the ensuing
They would have been glad to be able to visit all the Coun
ties he shortness Of the time rendered it impossible
ISIAM q. HARRIS,
ROBERT HATTON.
Nashville, NAV 18Th. lS57.
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: uaAK-u AIDA faH p1sss, snd cAeise nss eagAs
asesS ". u. 9o&poM %.
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Mr.. Hugh L. Beatty, the great eistsrn builder, il
will be seen by our advertising columns is in the
city, aud ready to Gil all orders directed to Ii. G.
ScoVel.
He is now engaged building bis one hundred and
fifth cistrrn in DAVIDSON county.
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lIAaNIEICENr ScHEMR

f-Aas-oe
Tseks,s $1,000 Halves $780, Quarters $3.50.
- a. Sef,s 81 sound BAnks taken az par.
fSsess.n Nes Tor1 rsniftsd or PrtEes-
-, ar ticAsts o. certificates % packages q
..ss. ANDERSON 4 son, Managers,
Macon o. Savannah, Ca
Ker- persons hcling PriEs ficze1s d J. B. winter
$780, ,sfa ssud then oF paythsnt
49, Aalrxss ofders Tor Tickets 70 O. H. WINTER, Bsx
81 sasL vie, tennessee, 70 ANDERSON SoN, Ma
90 o. sNvannah Georgia.
4 -
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HENRY K OLIVER,
OTTO DRESEL,
GEO. NJ. WARREN,
The following instrumt nts were offered for eXl
Forty-eight Piano Fortes, subdivided as follows

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he Sem
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H y
htwoba tSqu1eP Piano Forte SIEVE Octave each, frs Silver
nCOmng
her eunn u k h
Celebrated ouaft M.Ch nLn yTerb a
peantExhb on Blu equ
usduyo they
bandit erof psada nh
tnyw hasa nupo houd ht
do
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namuhs tia
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under DISCUSSION. Tnypu avan OF &
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made
TwenyEghth Annual Fair of the American Institute New
York, 1856.
H.A.w
CHcEuR G&Sus,Bu Mass. Fol the best Gdrb ,GO
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.


XATE are authorized sell the following lands liberal
w terms: so Browns Crees, ~ mi IS from
the corporation Of Nashville, adjacent TO the lands o. west
r. R.ns The late residence q Mrs Ursula Rains. Soil
excellent; never falling Springs; good orchArd Two
story Brick Dseling. With or rooms and macy out
houses We Wi sell the entire tract divide 10 suit pnr-
ehAserA
Os ACRFs lying on the east side Of the NoerEvile
> C4 Turn pike nj oat les Ver' we'll Atoat 10 sores
timber balance eesrei soil Of the best quAiy cot
age buding part Of the Ridley 1rAet noN oEned ~ n
corbitI, adjacent 70 Capt. joiner, - "htseih ana
others.
90 AcRTs On the east side Of the No'snsvine Turn
I'd pike from the CoiP0i At on. Che 6ood~n, o.
Mrniee place. frontig both the Mole svie aud hh
creek Valley rurnIi.es hss very sc sol so no y
br Of fruit trees; good kpring, large Hahe Dse4ins
with 9 or rooms and all neoee airy clubhouse
ALSO,
4 y ACRES, on both sdss q the Nafhvile Chst,a-
1 II Z noegA al roaa - miles hon hA,hfile, Al ths
FIRST station vet q LAVSrsne, o aFss saoss Der :.
frame De elsnF, Eth ro0ms, stables hcheas smoAe'
house. end all ether neees Ary ca BINS.
1he dse ng about yard ION he D. pot OF siati'n,
yards North Of The Arosd OSeupisd - present.
D. Mr. Brown.
BOUT $50 Acres, en- soih sdss sf D HHPsth river.
a Is niies Wet " hsshv ie and niei tassot Ara
oostes rsS ne q he na aeon 49, sesss clear
Cd bsLrce seed TN Dor teii 50 d or nexer = log
sPrnss; gcod orehard' nsEhee heod vsry 9oe ostAss
bud az; the late Gssicsnce 81 Geo. p NoodsaSd decd
ALSO.
EHs ACRE. On he Liberty raas. sne STE sast e re
IOf te~n ef frap6hn. IN Ntlisnsen eozzty, y ale
u The rsnn ala Railroad, il9 acres ceaTsd sof
Hosily vs,y sosd, Or soed p.inE.i bssLisE tve
fools. Etchsn, sake haase, AZ. ms late aence q
Mrs. wansr. An Ga neal ascaunea.,laz issms. App'y
70 NAME WOODWARD.
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i e - Vs. 49,: ss "a R sss.s. as'a'. "1s
- he's l9k1 noarboa 90
e. EisSs sas ~ skis " n aoAnos 90
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pTRLIC SPEAKING.

?. K. Zolcoftr and Wm. A. Qlsrles, candidates for
Congress, viii address the people at the following times
and niares IN aft
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AN erertus fsr sais uost dssrahs Fssideaes sun
sr street. "a shs i'm wsid lbs Lot Irons 81 fset ~
ia The Hooe Apd Dest eontsias foaat, kshsns
s,x.sls, rooa suoks koase dairy and stabs fhs Eas
Il, tust beua earned unt q ths Lat kses ~ ~
. earEasa. Apply 70 49, LstsLEs.
Ians2o 50 colirge street.
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TEE GREATEST BLESSING 10 TIE FEMALE
SIX EVER knows.
GratuitOusly Furnished,

On applieAtion TIE tgb icrbsrs, Or BRIDGES LIT.
" TE1s 10 nrs Valentine Metz 0unEing = bSdiard, aud
O. a Dixon relauve 10 in eFtAHt cares H-de - Mar
shas IT, rine hotCcn, sh TenIrk1 uYoe TIE zane ~
Drs Chas Johnson, Jas "A Ntiaua, n = Hilson. @ J.
Fa-Bs.u IA PIostr, John 2. Las osrt, z. q oranshe,
aaa may ether phyai4ns Of ssasnes IN all seetions Il
he union.
els eoatebded 70, hasshalis IteFiae cstholeon nath
,.ex eurrs niHs cases eui eEery q FsAls Con-
stants tc % EEedeal pFacsiee eRy
Slrytstes sro esFrt That - dcei Il Dot
srtiy ea bal that Yogrlfaiy Ftrengt1sns the hoa
esster thai eufifey obfistrs DE q CAususs
s5,orisrs C0un irftan sn4 al osher aesmlnAnons
thsi ostraEe fInias Gecaey Thai a y no qaaek usdi
sns seegtey bslbK essay 20 eonaitae q1aekesy.
fh.t ~ con psarIl pArts have tsen tueGtsa many
sadinf pi yeanf, ano 10 essf hsra Ceests snn hseA
st,.ns akai any EhysiciaR Nashtile o. sac.
wksrs ean zoe them apoE spnaeAiion
CisealaF Al ng fail aipgnsioa uPon this ifvAiaAels
edsctas and me oulnisas " tH II Ia Leading uedsAi
men of tig uuiou u ~ b. abgtned ErAtei oasiy q
louss MAt kaALlE d SACK sff.a. Aashyins.
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New Ice Cream and Soda Water
8 ALo O NJ.
v VI. w " m A q A n
NO. DEADERICK STREET

NO. y DEADERlCk STREET,
II EFPs constantly on hand fine assortment Of Con-
N dictionaries Fruits, CiPars, Ale, &C. He WILL also,
during the season keep a supply Of ICE CREAM, Of the
best quality. He respectfully asks share OF pubic pat
ronaqe TmaS3O1
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voice 10 transient Advertisers.

An transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
-, , tim. they are handed in--OtherEse they viii not
ne ,.er,ed Transient Work must be paid for on deli
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ALSOP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE.
MesSrS. VESSEL & Thompson,

HAVING been appointed BY Dir. Arthur Kendall, II n.
Y, sole agent for Messs. AlsOpp sons agent in
the sale Of this ed Engh Ale, beg leave to suboin
tesrnonasfor information OF the public, from he lead
ing and Chemists Of the day 70 the medc2l
advantages and efficient tonic properties Of Asopps Ale
particularly recommended inVahds and general
ink tn % haaIIh-
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,uuNKs. VAIIsEs A CARPEr RAGS

N EcRfyED per Express aaothsr inv1ce Of Hair. T9oth
IL Nah Asd clon Brashss. Also. ever SArisy Of
Jss, Ia a. J. H. MoGILI.
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IUsr recsved q sman lot Of beet sole LEATHER frnaks
u and Nases, and Of cheaper styles Aso, an a.
j. "a. MeGiLL,
Laai~s' and osnsl~nea's FURNISHING Store.
Jane 90. sornsF Of ssaAse aud cofieEs street
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congressional Canvass.

Apprentice WaUted.--We WaOt OSE COOP BoT
N learn the Printing Bushes.
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.SAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(sueesuOrs 70 }. ,. Winter, MAnassr)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!!!
$4,000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

u n n
Draws July 18th, 1857,
AT ST. ANDRBWs' HALL savannah, Ca, under the
saps ntsndsnes Il W. r. syn0ns, Esq and J. a
Prsnlss, Ace.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERX.
HAVANA PLAN LOT rERNt

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY, By 40
TRORIFY or THE STATE or GEORGIA.
ID EaEMBER this Lottery has ony 90 Samben-lsss
Ia than any Lottery N ths vofid.
RATURDAX SMALL sJhEMg, 70 be drawn IN pubhs !.
Al Ma o. Ca. ulaer N superintendent Of Co
Geo. n. Logan ard n. y. Andersen, Esq-
Every saturday in june, ls57-l5 5000
Numbered
CAPITAL PRIZE, s12 1000!
second Prixe, 5,0OOs
~ Prr.s parable without deSactaa "A
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Cux, L,e rsread Msruo. sud every variety Of Cotton
- received and for tale 81
Jsus o.. J. ~ hefiIL.
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WORD TO THE WISE |

\zEN IF o.
- lin wish to Be
80 tA HEALTHY and
sTRoSs during
"WSM4 the Summer,
H~ NE 90 at once and
k .s9fH get some Of
w 6{Ef M'LKANs
AANffstzA CKLERRATFD
- VIII STRESGTHxSEG
~ ~ CORDIAL AND
4S BLOOD PrRIFI
aEFoRe fhKlRS "a. It is the
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4 MOTHER Invoice Of CrAvAis, stocks, and Ties, han
n sone and fashionable, received and for sale by
june2O. j. H. hc"ILt.
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ARETlRED PHYSICIAN.

THIEDREy'S FANCY srRAWs, IN sad-
sprs FRANCISCO.
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TUsT received a sms al lot Of handsome Dressing 70
- made 10 ouTorder, for sale by
june2O. J. II. Mc6iL
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
INDIAN FIGHT.

BY private letter from an officer of the rifles sta
toned at Fort Tbom, New Mexico, we learn that on
the llth March Lieut. Baker, with a detachment of
thirty five of company b. of that regiment over
took party of eighteen Apaches, strongly protected
by rocky and narow canon, and after sharp action
defeated Them and recovered fortytwo horses which
they had stolen from Sepor VIII, Igut, b, lost
two Of his men--one killed instantly, and the other
mortally wounded sergeant corporal and
bugler were also wounded, and two horses were
killed and four wounded by the arrows of the Apa-
ches. The affair regarded quite creditable to
Lieut.. Baker and his men.
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
THE BTTRDEII, MIIRDER

The trial of Mrs Emma Augusta Cunningham charged
with the murder of DR. Burdel commenced on Mon
day morning before Judge Henry Davies The circuit
crowded with spectators. The New York
Daily News says
Mr. Eckel is Of course to be tried upon separate in
dctment He and his counsel, however, were present
He gentcelly dressed aud was in remark
looking appearing just any other spectator Mrs
Cunningham, in company with her two daughters wa,
seated within the railing to the right Of tho Judge She
attred in deep mourning for the death of her repute
husband Her daughters also dressed in the emblem
of grief thick Grape veil covered the face of Mrs Gun
ningh,nn while her daughters brown wells which
equally impenetrahle."
Notice being given that the indictment would be called
up, the same paper adds
Judge Dean of the counsel for Mrs Cunning
ham, replied that the prisoner ready. Mrs Gun
ningham was then led forward from the place she had
occupied during the progress Of the preceding preliminary
moved the heavy Grape veil which had covered her face
and Immediately entered into brief conference with
Judge Dean. view Of her features was thus afforded
Her back being turned to the principal portion of the a
dience limited number only afforded the qratitjc
ton of gazing them she did not appear agatcd vet
she quite solemn and gloomy aspect A blush of
rather deep hue manifest her cheeks IL seemed
to be somewhat artificial though it gradually diminished
in color rs the evening drew on i"
The whole of Monday and yesterday was spent in en-
panneling a jury.
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
THE RECENT MURDER NEAR NEwBuRG.

The New York papers of yesterday filled with &C
counts of the recent murder near Newburg The Sun
says
The coroners investigation into the mysterious affair
of the young lady found murdered Thursday morning
last in field about six miles from Ncwburg continued
on Friday and Saturday. large number Of witnesses
have been examined, several of whom identified the body
as being that of Miss Sarah Bloom, young lady who
had been residing at Shawangunk, and who was found
to be missing The body, when found was nearly naked
the clothes probably having been removed for the pur
pose of preventing recognition sister of Miss Bloom
testified from the face, and some other marks
which she pointed out, that it that Of Sarah The
investigation, which is still being continued it Is to be
hoped will yet succeed In bringing the truth 10 light
The excitement among the people in consequence is very
great"
In addition to the above, we notice the following tels
graphic despatch:
"NEwBuRG, May 4-Mss Sarah Bloom, who was sup
posed to have been the murdered person found New
burg, returned here yesterday alive and well There
no clue yet either to the murdered murderer Several
witnesses the inquest swore to the body be-
ing that of Miss Bloom, and her return alive had well
occasioned great surprise The remains are still unrecg
nised."
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
In addition to the above, we notice the following
graphic despatch:

The difficulty in the Young Mems Christian Association
of New York city is caused ys the Boston POST by poll
sslavery, Fremont and freedom having been intro
duced by the fanatics and rejected by the moderate Ch
tans IL is stated that of the members of this as
socation quarrel profane language and only kept
from fighting by the interference OF those who less
pugnacious The Day Book says
That every respectable man who claims TO be CHRIS
tan would be anxious to get ont Of the company Of %
brawng set of puranica politicians readily be-
ieve The object the leaders have IN view TO 10
to turn the concern into recruiting station for the re
publican party. II Is perfectly right to get recruits
for this party they sadly needed but when Mr. Eo
pose, glad to see him get his desserts 1heassocs
ton will mover from the damage il received a
night Hereafter IL will be branch of the Fremont ana
Dayton Club called Christian for the purpose OF adVo
eating repubcanism, but succeeding only in bringing nw
popular contempt everything that bears the name Of TO
ligion"
The Washington union., 1857-05-06

Hon j. CLANCY JoSEs--We gratifcd to learn that
the Hon J. Clancy Jones has Ear recovered from his
recent very protraced illness that he purposes visiting
Washington in few days From the time Of his first
attack by the prevalent hotel disease at Washington he
has not passed four consecutive days without feeling its
dreful and weakening effects. s.-IliLa 1rus.
Mr.. Jones arrived in this city on Saturday last.
Although still an invalid, his numerous friends
throughout the country will be gratiled to learn
that he is slowly, but surely recovering from the
disease which has so long prostrated him.
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE pKrARrsKSr.

Establishment ef CaOa Mandatory ia Nassau Sock Err
change, seAn attentive correspondent at Frankfort
der date of April 6, writes as follows
The recent elevation of the rate of discount by
the Bank OF England has been followed by a similar
measure ON the part of the Bank of Frankfort, which
from to-day advances its rate from 81 per cent to
per cent The stock exchange begins 10 appear little
gloomy particularly of the depressing ntlu
ence OF the Berlin Exchange II is rumored that the
Prussian government is the of following the
pie OF Bavaria by forbiddng the circulation within the
Kingdom OF the notes of the several credit banks Such
step would be very blow to the Banks of Darn
stadt, Meinngen, &c the shares of which sinking
from day TO day Money has become rather at Ber
lin owing TO the numerous instaments payable bank
and railroad shares and the condition of the Berlin money
market is Immediately felt at Frankfort The French
Austrian railroad stock is suffering from constant dini
mutton OF its revenues whilst, the other hand the
receipts OF the Paatinate railroad constantly in
creasng. The augmentation for the month Of March
amounts to AZ 900 florns yiz from l4S 900 horns to
1885, 900 hons and the stock has an upward tendency
The shares quoted at 48 per cent advance great
cotton manufactoy is to be established at Obense in the
Duchy of Nassau but near to this city The project has
just been decided upon The capital is three millions of
horns, one-haf of which is to be Issued Immediately.
The managers are bankers and merchants of Frankfort
OF capital and great respectabity amongst them Messr
Philip Ncolaus Schmidt and Iigaud, A. Meyer Reiss
Brothers. Zegler DE Barry, &c. sc. The facilities
open for bringing cotton to this place. the low price of
labor and the constant and immense neghborng demand
ioi the greatly
in favor Of the success of the new enterprise
Deah from Ydio,o Fsscr.--Capt Samuel l. Martin, of
the barque Iinwood,' Of Baltimore died board of
his vessel of yellow fever at Rio de Janeiro the
ing of the 9Th March, at o'clock Captain Martin
a native of the State of Delaware and twentysx
years of age the l4th of February last The United
States consul at Rio dc Janeiro with the approval of the
consgnees, has appointed the first officer, John D. Glenn
ent, master of tho barque.
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
INFERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Tile Territory Of Neo Merco The Commissioner Of
Indian Aairs has received letter from d. Merrwether
governor and superintendent of Indian affairs in New
Indian agents disclose gloomy state of affairs in that
Territory. The of the difficulties which exist be-
tween the settlers and the Indians the murder of Cos
tails and another Apache during the last winter and
the murder of Utah and his wife in February last by
the citizens. The governor inclined to the opinion
that but little effort had been made to arrest the
derers in either Ho did not think there was much
danger Of the people taking vengeance in their own
hands for the loss of the cattle stolen to pay for the death
of two Utah Indians, stated by of the Indian
agents.
He had returned from the Nevaio country the 2lst
ultimo after absence Of twenty-five days from the
perntcndency These Indians profess friendship, and
assured him that they would not attempt to take
geance for the boy killed by the Mexicans and he had
faith in their promises The Indians told him that the
dcpredations charged against them committed by
whenever troops ready to make upon them
they would furnish guides to point out where these
gades were
portion Of the remains Of the late Agent Dodge had
been found the place where he supposed to have
been captured and an expedition TO have started
the LIST inst to punish his muerers for this and other
crimes heretofore committed. The remains found were
fully identified and buried at Fort Defiance
Lands Sold and Located IN Wisconsin, The quantity of
public lands sold and located in the State of Wisconsin up
to the 30th june 1856, exceeds nine millions of
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
SECRETARY TOUCEY.
The Philadelphia Argus says.

'Ihe Secretary of the Navy, the Hon Isaac Tcu-
cey is winning deserved commendation for the zeal and
energy with which he is devoting himself to the aborous
duties of that position and the interest he is manifsng
in every department of the service The orders recently
issued by the department in reference to the officers retired
dropped by the naval board and tho Of the Sec
reary with reference to the various courts of inquiry
clearly indicate his anxious desire that injustice may be
done to the most humble officer and that the adj
vantage and efficiency of the service may be promoted by
the proceedings now in progress.
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Q, 1867.

S1sr NJ Montgomery, Alabama general
eng agent the Alabama Tennessee
n LEWIS o. LEwIs, and SAMUEL d.
sssr JAAs No. lsz South street Philadelphia
general travelling agent assisted by wap Jons Col
IIxs, DxBase HAsr JAMES NIcs W. MoR
KlsoS W. Wiley wM l. WATERMAN, H. cAEsos, d. X Nus
nS, BKs y. SWAIN, T. AansAS, and Y. DA,s
aSSr. W. JAMES No Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio, Is
collecting and Texas assisted by
j. THoAAs, TsoxAs, NJ JAMES DR.. A. l. omDs,
GEORGE MonRs Receipts OF either will bo good
The Washington union., 1857-05-06
ME,RmIs, April 30, 1857.

GENTLEMEN Your note, advising me Of my unanimous
nomination by the democratic State convention which
sembled Mt Nashville the 18th instant for the office of
governor of the State of Tennessee at ensuing State
election, have had the honor to receive.
Profoundly grateful TO the democracy of Tennessee for
the distinguished honor which this nomination coners
and especially for the confidence which the unanimous
action OF the convention implies the part of those whom
they represented accept the post assigned with the
greatest difdence in my abilities to merit that
dence but with the highest of e potency of the
great cardinal principles AMI policy of the democratic
party which the convention has reiterated in its platform
Relying mainly upon the rectitue of these principles
to sustain in the aruous duties Of my position and
thanking you gentlemen, for the atering manner in
which you have been pleased 10 discharge the duty as
ISHAM G. HARRIS
Messrs VIM II. Polk, d. M. Key, and Hiram Tilman,
Committee