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DIR uas & Ale0irines.
TUsr RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY o.

JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY or
lurpentine, Csmphene burning Fluid, Alcohol,
Nacnin~ry OIL, Fish "a, sp~ria Uil
la-red eli and Tanners Uil,
japan, copa Demar AID Coach Body Sa3ul.h..
Also, . large lot of Window 0la.s Of all ,l.-.
fron sxY to suAkl
Also, W W smi Glass A,rtsrs 0raduai~s Nj
ana u as-~- funs~is, sait Mouths and rineture tsot
trs ft""a ou.re IL salloa., Prescription Sta..
.esosar si.d Hair ''ii Bottles, Homeopathic VIA.
Detnirius from atar 10 i've gallons
Nh'" is'i sisi Zinc, Pants 81 all kinds dry AID
~ 'u ALISON 4 MeBRlDL
tuly zi-tf s..caAd street, 49,, ~ Al ia
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New List or Lands and Let's.
1880 Acres tn MHscattne County,
53O Acres In scott, Assr FWle0sa, On a. n !.
Four Houses In the City,
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Banking s Gfebanac.

Fs't Dcs Msiaes Land Agency.
LAND Warramts.
'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE For SAIL
= land WsrEal.,s IT different .1r. witch the,
~ - ~ ash - on time Z" suit purchasers
ihrt VII paN particular atirUttti. ta .4Frttt.p ..a
teSatSn II iauds IA kari pc-ma,n-- E.,yt pals,
tAatiaii AID clhrf Western Lad district. AT.
!" payment ~ fsav- a 4 tahi hn-imw-- set.wtan,
EXCHANGE
TN all ratts II thc uHitsd State. t.,usbt and .ta
tH'h SARGENT a COOK
EaukFts s5a isAl Agents
tet' iesmaanc- Iowa
\ELLlNa RATES az eNcHsSGE-g,
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To Everybody.

IL Z. ELDRlib0E, At TIE NOHTHw EST
1Is EkS DEPOT Aauth side 81 Fourth near
huck leland strs.i. ha. just received = fresh .ap,,
direct froa manufacturer. of the various Medicines
VI the day Ia which he calls the attention ~ ever,
family
ees constantly Ia the family. d has been well and
that-"An Ounce II Prevention 10 worth a Pound of
Cure, ard II ney.a was - applicable in this Ia.
staAe.. for son- cheap sliicl. 1t hand may SAY. |.
Ply sicisn's hill
] have the Hlssf e1tnplet. establishment uf this
class Ia this Northwest comprising host ~ Arfse.s
numerous that shsii Gully meI.ion lew u the
leading oaes
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$4,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY
~ JASPER COUNTY,
WILL SELL FOR $4,000 CASH.
Oh Aces OF FINE PRAIRIE LAND
On eight miles Northwest from the cifs,
Garden Is-is always on hand Of ffom 10 twenty
acres 10 suit purchasers near the city with with
ont hous~. on theu IL You want n grand Bargain
call they Will all be gone
JACOB n ELDRIDGE,
anlsdwff Corner Fourth aud Rock Island cts
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Real Estate BrOk err,

(1fNuf at BfNdy FfcuNu eIftrt-, UP
entrance on brady ssr-~i
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
IL Money Loaned on Commission
TAXES paid aud collections. made for parties ~
oil sections ~ the country
LAND WARRANTS located. snd all business
pertaining 10 . Land Agency faithfully transacted
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DEEDS and ell other Instruments Of wriiiHg
promptly sKd carefully executed
Particular attention sisen to the investigation 81
Titles 10 Neal ksiasc, and abstracts xsv.n when
a.
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r.f.r friends aud tbs public to the extensive
tst eyalal.sd IN circulars just issucd and 10 be
Gun#l ~ Office
MOOD AfCuENEk 4 Co
Nsa TaruTr II Fourth aud ksrk Island I'll.
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REMOVAL.

MR.. JAcOBy HAS REMOVED MS DRUG
lvl and Prescription Store from brady street 10
HE new building, corner Third ssd f.rr5 streets
tcsdtf
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Real estate.
W. L. BARBER i CO.,
LAW, LAND Il LOAN OFFICE,

WILLIAM sAnHkr.
ATTY a, Law
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

September IS, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN the holders Of stocks Of the United
States that this department viii purchase such certificates shall be
received here duly assigned the United previous tho LIST
day November the and paid viz
10 per cent premium the loan ls42
10 per premium loans OF 1s47 lSas; and
premium Texas indemnity together
with the interest accrued in each from LIST July
of received here day Noyen
ber further shall be win purchased
lowing rates viz
per premium on the loan Of 1912;
IA premium the loans Of lS47 and ls4s and
per premium Texas indemnity stock with
accrued interest payable thereon respectively
Where certificates Of inscribed and transferable
the shall be received here assigned the United
December when the transfer viii
and the LIST January when the half yearly payable
crued interest for the halyear bc expressly the
United States the sokhoer interest for the half
year payable
by the schedules heretofore
In all purchase will bo
holder Of the stock who shall assign the United
mode prescribed by the regulations OF stock and
will be the the assistant
Philadelphia the option Of party
shall be days additional
viii added from the receipt here for tho draft to bs
semi by mail. HOWELL. COBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sop 24-dn INTEL
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
THE WASHINGTON UNION

full perusa of the document 1t would have been more
ingenious but less ingenious had they given the pass
ages Immediately preceding the quotation which sho"
that the President only asserted what everybody knows
namely that the slaveownes have good right to 90
20 Kansas with their slaves aud hold them there under
the territorial law as New Yorker Connecticut man
has to go with his horse his and that under the
constitution both equally entitled to protection or
themselves and their respective properties The Post asks
why If slavery exists in Kansas by virtue of the cons
tuition 1t does not also exist in the States Although
the question addressed to the President venture to
reply las we fear the Post will not be treated with the
consideration the New Haven sages that slavery
exists in Kansas did in the States until prohibited by
the people the people of Kansas can when she De-
comes a State and to be Territory. The Post
also wants to know why if slavery exists in Kansas by
virtue of the constitution poygamy does not also exist
under the constitution in Utah and if 1t does why are
troops sent to support slavery in the Territory and
to exterminate polygamy in the other After IA care
full perusa of this extraordinary confusion OF truth and
falacy able TO reply that there constitutional
provision which prohibits poygamy in Utah that troops
have been sent to Kansas to support slavery but to
punish treason and that in the way troops have
been sent to Utah. not to extermnate poygamy but to
maintain the and enforce obedience to the federal
thority.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

Some have thought that il the duty of government
to fashion the morals of its people and consequence
have followed the Mainequor and all other sms
growing out of the question of temperance reform 1t is
this class of thinkers who have swaned the country with
petty corporations in derogaon OF the rights of the
masses and who would If permitted to have their way
convert our institutions into corporations CEN
tlized unlimited in power, and ending in revolution
king.
Against these combined evils of the times fanaticsm,
error and conuption-the democracy have TO contend ;
much of which may have crept into their own party.
Every party has its household nuisances, and may
reasonably suppose that the democratic party has its share
Of them That the best and ablest should be chosen
to Office is necessary result of elective system and
those who think that the soundness of the democratic
doctrine will always guaranty the party from eevatng
the unworthy to honor and power will be sometimes dis
appointed 1t viii happen again. il has often before
that the station due to talent learning and virtue will
be assumed by demagogue and hypocrite. These
things are inevitable Parties less exempt from
imposition than the church Many iederalist has
the visor of democrat Some honestly profess the
who never knew the meaning of the word
The duty of the democracy, in our Judgment is not
more important than 1t is simple They have but to ad
here gdly to their ancient andmarksto the creed of
Jefferson and the practices of his immediate
Let have simple government kept near to the peo-
ple-one of clearly defined and of limited powers-pre
serving the sovereignty of the States and recognising the
sovereignty of the mana government that affords
equal and exact justice to ALL exclusive privileges to none
government Of the people, and for the peopleprotect
ing them in the exercise of the largest liberty consistent
with right and order leaving them free to work out their
own good in their own way and at their own time Let
us adhere principle losing sight of men just in pro
portion they devate from the established maxims of
the party
In this way great good can be accomplished for our
selves and for postcrity broadly and remotely
tua works and moral influences effect the things of
time Neglect them, and ages cannot count the cost
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
THE CANVASS IN oHIo.- SENATOR PUGH's
SPEECH AT CINCINNATI


SPEECH AT CINCINNATI
We are indebted to the Cincinnati Enquirer for the
snbioned sketch of the speech of Senator Pugh at
the great democratic meeting held in that city
last week;
He said the body polite sometimes diseased as is
The physical body OF all the desperate diseases that
soted the former la his opinion black -repubcanis
the worst The entire capital that organization
sisted In wholesale falsehood and stupendous deception
10 the OF these to be attributed what position
that party had ever attained, and whatever influence 1t
had welded
The enormous stories In regard to the ouages in Kan
m constituted nnetenths of the backrepublican capi
a in the late presidential contest He had pronounced
hundredths of them to be false and had said
no more would be heard of them after the election OF Bu
chansn until another election. Time had proved the
correctness of his assertion The object of the backe
publican leaders was public punder and they sought to
steal might pickpocket by dgerting the attention
of the intended victim To objects at distance. They
never had but House of Representatives and they
never would another Even in that one the last two
weeks spent in quarelling among themselves to
who should be expelled for obtaining the most plunder
In Ohio instead of decreasing the expenditures and the
taxes they had reduced neither, but augmented both.
Governor Chase went about the State thanking God that
he had neglected duty when the fact that he had
neglected all most wfully and shamefully Why it
that his attention not where 1t should have been
when the treasury being robbed at home instead of
abroad Why did he not personally see to the condition
of the State pecunlay affairs was his duty
Mr. Wright in his report to the Legislature last spring,
said the money all in the treasury every dollar and
dime of it, Did he state the truth That was the ques-
ton If he did, then Mr.. Gibson stole the money and
Mr. Breslin innocent Robbery perjury there
somewhere and he inclined to think both.
Chase in his political speeches. neglected no OCCASION
he informed, to denounce Beslin This course was
say the least ungrateful, for to his the speaker 81
personal knowledge Chase largely indebted TO Bres
lin for his election to the Senate Bresn his chief
drill MASTER and the only in all who voted for him
openly rewarded by Chase BY Chase and his friends,
who held the balance of power Besn elected treas
urer and then followed that dear aeconate letter from
Chase Breslin advising him to depose the money of
the State in two rotten banksone of which was in
Chases building, and both of which shortly after
ward broke The existence OF this letter had been de-
ned until it proved by the indubitable evidence Of
its production
Mr. Pugh then alluded to Chases threats resist the
United States officers in the discharge of their duties and
rdcued them with telling effect, but neither space nor
time will admit extended report of his speech
He was repeatedly interrupted with applause and retired
amidst deafening huzms
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
NEW YORK LETTER-WRITING AND
COPYING INSTITUTION.

TJNHE undersigned respectfully announce to their
l. friends and the public general that they have In connexon
No 35 GEY BUILDING of Courtandt street and
Broadway the of copying public and private documents
legal notices, &c.
Particular attention given writing letters con6don
& correspondence the French German and English languages
and in all cases the utmost reliance may be placed
Merchants and others who wish their books posted accounts
ancd have them attended TO immediately by the under
signed experienced book keeper gives his whole attention 10
this branch Of the business,
Parties other cities desrous Of corresponding with OF their
cquanances in New York. can do through the above
and all letters for information &c. will be immediately replied TO-
Circulars stating tariff Of charges can he had on application to the
Office they will be sent part the country on the receipt
postage stamp.
Open from s, a. m, to TO- p m.
LYNCH, PENsoN, DOWNING,
.....,-.. ..., Proprietors.
All coming through the post office must be addressed to
Lynch, Penson, Downing, General r. o. N T.
Sept ls-d1wif 81
New Agricultural and Machine warehouse,
55s SepeA street. south Of Pennsylvania auee, opposite Centre
Market.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
TIME undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
above mentioned and all articles pertaining to the agricultural
the lowest market rates having just returned from tour
northern New England States where he has visited
number OF the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
from which he has taken pains selecting choice asso
be all times receipt Of important improve
take place the agricultural line Another
agricultural machn with experience Of twelve
thereby acquired thorough knowledge Of this business in all
branches He therefore feels justified saying that he
furnish all articles his line reasonable
house In this country.
Machinery all descriptions repaired ut the shortest notice and
With the above experience and facilities for conducting this bus
(which all importantly he respectfully sots the patronage
the farming community and public generally shall always be his
object to please
Yours very respectfully, ]. p, BARTHoLOw,
55s 7th ST., six doors south Of Penn. av,
Sept 22-aeod opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

COUVENIRS OF TRAVEL; by Madame LIE Vert.
- vols, cloth. Price 81. . .-. ....
Trip France; by Rev. John r. DoDelan Price rs
Leaves; by Fanny Fern. Price 70 cents.
Leigh Poems. vols Blue and gold,
Bryants Pc vol Blue and gold.
-Side by Marion Harland.
Dynevor Terrace by the author Of The Heir Redclync"
vols. 81 So ...s...... ..a
For sale by BLANCHARD MOHuN,
Sep rs Late X. Farnham.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

TJNO THOSE WHO CLOTH L SERVANTS WELL
Wc have very large and superior Of
all fabrics OF tested excellence for servants wear.
Many heavy and superior cd cloths ncys plaid nsey and
nanncs from the famous Western Virginia manufacturers who
them TO order
400 pairs gray and white blankets various qualities
ALSO NOW IN STORE
much larger richer cheaper and varied all kinds
dry goods adapted for general family consumption than have
encred.
New supplies daily.
deviation.
Strangers and residents cordially invited stock
but for their eradication
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied In all
cases PERRY q BROTHER
Central Stores" west building,
sept ls-lOtdht opposite Centre Market,
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
FROST KING.

TIME PRESENT EXTENT OF OUR STOCK OF
goods all procured from the best known
and marked In plain figures down to the least cash
prices from which deyaon permitted, renders desirable TO
call
inspect (which they cordially solicited do but for
their graiGcaton) prior TO making their selections.
.... PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores - building
Sept l8-1Odf opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
OFFICIAL.
DrrASnmsr or STATE,

Information has been received from the United satcs consul Mo
Yucatan Of the death at sa the 4th Of
Eugene Lawrence citizen the United States and
leved, late a native OF the State Of New York
The left the deceased the hands Of the consul who
resides Merida
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
DEATH OF Elk SENATOR HENDERSON.

We regret to announce the death OF General John
Henderson at his residence at Port Christian Mis-
yune says:
Gen. Henderson formerly senator in Congress
from the State of Mississippi and has been for years
in the practice of the law in this city For the last few
months he has been quite i'll at the Pass where he died.
on Wednesday morning. in the sxtysecond year of his
age "
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
OF FICIAL

Buchanan President Of the Uned States Of America to all
iehoni IL may
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me that Enrique
Falon appointed vceconsu OF Spain Boston, do
recognise SUCH and declare him free TO exercise
enjoy functions powers and privileges allowed
the favored nations in the United States
caused these letters be made patent
United States 10 be hereunto affixed
Given under my city Washington the 22d day Of
H. September 1857 and Of the independence of the United
States of America the eighty second
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
Ixw1s CAss, Secretary of State.
Jassa Buehanan @ United States Of aaioa all oho
IL may concern
Satisfactory having exhibited that Pco
appointed Spain Mobile hereby
recognise and him free enjoy
functions powers and privileges allowed to the cons
of the most favored nations in the United States.
testimony whereof have caused these letters be made pat
the seal Of the United States TO be hceuno affixed
my the city Washington the 22d day
September A. d. 1857 and of tho Independence of the United
of America the eighty second
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY tho President:
LEWIS CAss Secretary Of State.
james Buchanan Pre,idcn Of the United Of AMERICA
.... ,chom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
been appointed Of Spain Savannah do
hereby recognise such, him
enjoy functions and privileges allowed to tho
vice. .consuls nations the United States
caused these letters to be made patent
the seal of the United States to be hereuno affixed
Given my the city of Washington the 22d day
September A. D. 1857 Of the Independence
States Of America the eighty second.
BY the President: ...
IKwB Cas-, Secretary Of State.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
BY TELEG GRAPH.
~ osnl1aI .Aals,loa. AnalAer Agpe CON.

The Central AHerca. .--Anohe Hope Gone.
Boston, Sept. 24-The schooner Eldorado, from Gal
veston arrived here to-day and reports that at clock
the evening of the 18th she within 100 feet of the
Central America and laid by until the next morning,
when she down TO the spot but nothing of the
steamer her passengers She then cruised about two
hours and nothing Three other vessels were lying
by, one of which the Saxony.
This probably the schooner reported by the boat
swain having crossed the bows and stern Of the Central
America -REP.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
n. X. HENRY.

WY l..
HENRY a. CAMPBELL, ..
Bankers,
LAND COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Sioux City, Io,ca
Enter
rates, pay taxes furnish abstract titles
Sep 25-d6sw1y
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

bright PLAIDS.-20 pieces bright plaid silks,
il D misses dresses ..t' wv
100 pieces bright plato mcrinos and poplins
rs pieces bright figured French mcrinos
40 pieces bright plaid ysiencias
French blanket Chenille shawls designs
guile and robes yoantes, all the various abrics
Many novel and stylish things
and short high
pque (or white Marselesl collars sleeves
rich autumn rbands .....
pieces French printed hannes ladies' morning
French merinos all coors qualities
We open supplies daily.
price only marked in plain figures and deviation
We prefer not TO open any bills.
who settled bills
beginning We entirely serious
point
indulge the hope that will impouned
open bills and let goods be taken from the apoba
ton
articles low prices and fair dealing may
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores y west building
Sept 19-10tdht opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

DROFESSOR MASSE, of Paris, instructor in the
French language and literature forming classes
taking private pupils the study Of the French language
facility attaining thorough cooqu knowledge OF the language
srable glad arrangements with colleges
He refer pupils the gentlemen whose
below ......
Prof Masse al Blanchard Mohuus bookstore,
and lth between three and
four O'Clock.
Toucey the Navy A. Cleveland
Baltimore Bishop Clark Providence R Rev. Bishop
Bownell Hartford Connecticut Richard H. Dana, Boston
Rev. Charles Brigham Rev T. W. Snow Taunton Epes Sargent
esq, Boston Rev. DR. Pyne Washington.
Sep 23-eo3t .....
NEW SUPPLIES OF GENTS FURNISHING
IN goods received by which prepared present to
friends and the public complete and assortment
prising everything id the way Of
Dress shirts cotton, (Thte fancy shirts
drawers, silk WOOL morino shaker flannel cotton all
sizes, very large; half hose Of do, do
Scarfs, cravat5 stocks, ties
Pocket handkerchiefs, silk and linen
Cloves suspenders
Dressing robes
Canes Umbrellas
Toilet articles, &c, nc.
All which will sell the prices for cash.
N BNo ndsposion TO show goods Our effort will be TO
please all and sell as many Call at ......
GEO Fl. b. WHITE & CO.'S
Gents Furnishing Store,
Sept 16-eod6tf 1872 Penn between 9th and 10th
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2s-The proclamation of Governor
Walker relative to the October election in Kansas has
been received While admitting the injustice exhibited
in the appointment the Governor exculpates himself
from blame by declaring that only four days remained
after his arrival in the Territory to make the appoint
ments; that he did not know that there existed any law
requiring him to make the appointment and therefore
the duty devolved upon Others.
He expresses the opinion that no vote except
those who qualified under the territorial law; also
that under this law territorial tax will not be required
qualification Troops will be stationed at the various
voting places where any violence apprehended and the
best exertions will be used to make the election fair and
honest expression of the views of the people
Assignment Of Railroad, &c
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The Fond du Lac railroad has
made assignment of its effects.
Messrs Persse Brooks of New York. extensive paper
manufacturers, have failed. .s. ..
The Ohio Riper.
WHERnsa, (Va.) Sept 23.-Ihe river here is in good
boating order.
Railroad Failure.
New YORK, Sept 24.--The Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company has failed.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

CRY IMPROVEMENTS. improvements always
popular. The commissioner of the Third and Fourth
wards has commenced arrangements for trimming and
gravelling Eighth street between and streets paw
ing and grading alley in square 447 constructing
sewer to connect with at Fifth street. thence to
street grading and gravelling from Ninth to Tenth
Streets and paving and grading alley in square 4O3
This work will proceel rapidly as possible
The Washington union., 1857-09-25
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

X OVERNMENT SALE AT THE NAVY-YARD
M Washington by of the navy agenOn Wednesday
September shall SELL by order of the navy
the Washington yard IL o'clock for cash.
800 sash frames, assorted a..,s
So skylghts, assorted SSH.
2 doors fixed sash
90 shutters, 3 window frames M
l double window frame and sash lights
] double window frame
4 mane heads cart wheels
high pressure engine, ten .norso power. asaas4
... A. GREEN,
Sep 24--d Auctloneer.
The Washington union., 1857-09-25

THERE ARRIVED at the Washington Barracks satur-
day last draft of three sergeant three corporas and
thirty from Boston They are just discharged
from the Roanoke, which has been hauled at the dry
dock at the Charlestown dassachusets) navyyard for
repairs.