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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIv E R !.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 26t inst. at o'clock P. NJ
FOR LOUISVILLE-THE FINE
I64nRt elegant and swift running passenger steamer
Noodford, James Msther, master; II ;ls. b:
clerk will leave for the above and all
landings above freight apply board
j. g. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
n-The woodford will take freight for Napoleon Helena,
Mennonite tJicLman Cairo nd ALL other landings n26
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
From the n. Q. picayunc Of Aug. s
INDIAN FIGHT IN TEXAS.

We are indebted to Lieut. Wood, United States army,
who arrived here last evening from Texas, for
Washington for the following facts, which received
by him from Lieut. Hood, Of the I'd artillery just he
was leaving Texas.
Lieut. Hood company G, I'd cavalry, reports engage
ment on the goth July, at the head Of Devil river with
forty-hve Indians.
He had twenty-four men on scouting party was in
formed ut Fort Mason from which he detached, that
band of Lipans had obtained permission to bring in
their families and if they encountered any of the scout
ing parties they to hoist white flag On the goth
he discovered ten Indians, who raised white flag He
kept with his pack mules and started towards
them and when he approached within about thirty yards,
they Immediately lowered their flag, and thirty
Indians sp,ang up and commenced firing rifles and
rows
These shots forthwith returned, and close
bat ensued Lieut.. Hoods men armed with yagers
and revolver each The melee became close that
one of the men, after firing his gun, hung it over the
purnmcl of his saddle, and an Indian took it OF.
He killed nine Indians and wounded ten twelve
Lost two men, one killed and missing danger
ously wounded; himself and three wounded !;
and one horse killed and three wounded.
Lieut. Hood had seventeen fighting men IN the en-
gagemcnt His guides counted fory-fve Indians, and
stated them to be Iipans and Cumanches.
II Lieut.. Hoods had been armed with two revol-
vers ench it is thought he would have destroyed the
whole party.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN ALABAMA.


Now that the smoke Of the battle has cleared away,
we are enabled with certainty the result
Of the election held in Alabama the Sd inst. for
members Of Congress.
In the first (Mobilc) district Col. James A. Stalls
WORTH democrat, proves to be the successor of Hon.
Percy Walker, who was elected over Col. s. two
years ago. Col Stallsworth is young, popular and
talented and will enter the next Congress under the
most favorable auspices.
In the second (Barbour) district the Hon. E. J.
Shorter is reelected by very handsome majority
over his independent competitor, and will come back
to the federal councils next winter with an increased
popularity at home, larger experience in public af
fairs here, and sustained position which is as cred
liable to his ability as it has been deserved by his
worth
In the Sd Montgomery district the country halls
with joy the reelection and return to Congress OF
that distinguished democrat Hon. James F. Dow
dell Mr. Dowdell has fought the good fight bravely,
and has secured the grateful thanks of the party
everywhere by his manly and efficient advocacy OF
democratic principles.
In the 4th Tuscaloosa district Hon. Sydenham
Moore, democrat, beats the Hon. VIM. II. Smith
lnownothing, some seven or eight hundred votes.
Henceforth the democracy is secure in this district
Gen. Moore's talents Of the highest respectable
ity and in devotion to democratic principles he will
yield to no member in the next Congress.
In the 9Th Florence) district Hon. George s.
Houston is reelected by handsome majority. The
news Of his reelection viii be hailed with the live
Hest satisfaction by democrats in every section of the
Union
In the 9th (Huntsyile) district Hon. w. r. w
Cobb is reelected Messrs Sanford and Beavers
by majority ranging from 200 to 1900. OF course
Mr. C.'s election was ''foregone conclusion" no
one could have expected to have defeated him in a
district where he has beaten some of the ablest men
in the State, and in the South and for whose inter
ests he has labored so faithfully and successfully.
In the 18th (Talladega) district Hon. Jabez L. NJ
Curry, democrat, has been elected to Congress- with
out opposition. He succeeds the late Hon. Sampson
w. Harris He is gentleman of fine talents, and is
popular and an effective speaker.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
THE pEATH on SENSATION RusK.

BY yesterdays southern mails we received Calves
ton papers to the 9th instant and corresponding
dates from Houston, Indanola, and other interior
cities of Texas. The papers of these cities are in
mourning for the death Of Senator Rusk The Cal
weston Civilian of the 4th remarks
tThe news fell upon city this morning as func-
raj kne creating the most profound sensations of
among all classes. We have neither the time incli-
nation to-day to dwell upon the public loss the virtues
the lustros deadhe who Is acknowledged to have been
the most popular in the United States Senate and
in his State-the idol Of his neghbors and hero
of our revolution Others will doubtless prepare a
memoir of his life and public services and all
deed all national menwil mourn his DEATH in the me-
ridian of life and fame, q nations loss
The Civilian of the 9Th says;
We have further details relative to the death of
Gen. Rusk, excepting few lines from Mr. Thomas z.
oohtee from which it appears he not killed instant
y, but fingered for short time though doubtless in
unconscious condition"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
THE ELECTION IN TEXAS,

The Galveston Civilian Extra Of the 9th inst gives
returns of the State election held on the Sd, from
eighteen counties and parts of counties by which it
appears that the vote for governor as far as heard
from, was as follows Runnes, 4,15l Houston,
2,455 majority for Runnels 500. Galveston,
Harris Calhoun, and Washington counties had elected
the democratic candidates for the State senate and
accounts Of the return of IA representatives all
deInocrats--had been received.
The Galveston News of the 4th says;
The election in this city yesterday the occasion
OF considerable excitement and noise among the
trends OF the various candidates. but serious disturb
anoes occurred pretty large vote given, and the
,csui. y complete triumph for the candidates of the
democratic party, without execution Rupnels leads
Houston Tor governor by 254 votes which Is more than
twice as large majority the city gave Buchanan over
Fillmore last November
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE prpAnrMrsr.

Grain in Russia.-A correspondent at Moscow, under
date of July l6, furnishes the following information
al have delayed (awaitng authentic informationl re-
porting the almost entire loss Of the wheat crops OF TINS
year in several of the most important wheat gtowm
governments (distrcts) of Russia an open winter ana
long drought assigned as the causes.
$50 little of the surplus grain produced one year is
kept In the country for the next that, in view OF the
prospective short crop and consequent inadequate supply
even for home consumption, the small stock on
hand has been for six weeks month past rapidly adj
vancing in price, and is held at rs per cent above
the spring quotations Ii is stated that except where
great land transport will prevent it, all the grain VIII De
sold, and retained in the interior little
ported. -
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

The editor of the New York Daily News has been shown
most beautifully embossed and somewhat elaborate gold
pencil and pen-case presented by exPresden Franklin
paid TO him by Parker Jones' the very obigng gentleman
chiefly engaged in dispensing the Inequalities Of the As
tor House. and doing anything he TO administer to
the necessities and comforts of its guests This present is
considered very valuable Gen Pierce also presented
James Parker, chief Of the Astor House Restaurant
beautiful and costly dressing case for the
that influenced the testimonial TO Parker Jones.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST IS. 1867.
THE WEEKLY UNION.


This weeks Issue, which is now ready for delivery,
will be found to be unusually interesting. II con-
tains full details Of the highlyimportant European
news by the steamers Persia, Fulton, and Canada
progress of the great mutny in India returns of the
elections held last week in Missouri, Iowa. Kentucky,
Tennessee, North, Carolina, Alabama, and Texas
obituary notices of exSecretary Dobbin and Senator
Rusk; foreign and domestic miscellany extracts
from our democratic exchanges editorials on the
leading political topics and incidents of the week
and the latest news by telegraph and the mails up to
the time of going TO press.
The Weesiy Union is large and handsome sheet,
printed on fine white paper, with type, and is
furnished to subscribers at the low rate of dollar
per annum; payments in every instance to be made
IN ddganee.
The Daily Union is furnished to subscribers for ten
dollars per annum and the Tn Weekly Union ICON
tanning all the reading matter of the daily issues and
published semi-weekly during the of Congress
at five dollars per No subscriptions will be
received for any of the issues unless accompanied by
he cash. From this rule we are determined not to
deviate
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

The South Side Democrat, rejoicing over the great
democratic victories Of this month, observes;
By far the most important result connected with the
recent elections in the South is the cheering indications
they afford of the healthy condition of southern sent
ment 1t is fortunate thing to have secured working
majority in the next House of Representatives. and thus
have put it beyond the power Of reckless faction to
leopard the peace and happiness of the country by repe
on of the of the winter of 1855 Sc but it is
fortunate circumstance and furnishes occasion
for cordial congratulaton, to have had such
preston Of opinion the issues of the day presented
in the late overwhelming triumph Of the democratic party
the South 1t is gratifying sign of the times, and is
an augury Of good for the future.
1t almost complete union of the South
in intimately identified with her honor and well
fare It notes the death Of faction in her limits and adj
ministers stunning rcbuke to those who have dared to
distract and divide her councils questions which
she should have presented unbrokcn front yind
Gates the abandonment of readbare issues by thousands
Of the opposition and their accession to the
cause of the only party left with enough national
vitality and power to preserve the constitution from out
rage.
s.The South is unit. She has up nobly and
allied herself with the national democracy of the country
in support of the constitution and the Union. May we
not hope that the demons of discord and division will
be exercised from her councils and that she will oppose
hereafter scrred phaanx to the approaches of the
envy r.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

GREAT BRITAIN AND HER COLONIAL RESOURCES.
From official documents recently published in
Great Britain gather the following interesting
facts relative to the imports into the United King
dom from her colonial dependencies:
The imports of from the British possessions werc
in 1881, 7847 1888 gallons in 1840 A. ia, 242 gallons
in 1850 4652 232 gallons and in 1855, 7,s43 s29 gal
Ions.
Of coffee, there imported from the British posses
sons in 1881 27,673,988 cwt; in 1910, 20, 6S3, 029
cwt in 1850, 39,773,043 cwt; and in 1885, 46, $780,
$50 cwt The imports from the West Indies decreased
from 20 $50 s02 cwt in 1881 to 3Os3 564 cwt in 1855
The imports from Ceylon increased from 407 Os6 cwt
OF cocoa, the imports from the British possessions in
1881 ,491 947 cwt in 1910, 2,3743 $40 cwt; in
1850, 1888, 597 cwt. and in 1855, 4,79457l cwt.
Of cotton the imports from the British possessions
in 1881 28, 2O6, 1888 lbs in IS40 1871 692 lbs
in 1850 IL T84 607 lbs and in 1855, l45 30, 100 lbs
The imports Of cotton from the West Indies decreased
from 401 685 lbs. in 1881 to 1853 452 lbs. in 1855
From the East Indies they increased from Is 1853 lbs
in 1881 49, 4s6,742 lbs in 1865, chiefly from the
Madras presidency.
These figures and the history of the periods which
they cover, would furnish ample material for long
essay on the colonial policy of Great Britain, its mys
teres and its benefits; but we must reserve our
comments until the mercury returns from its summer
sostice and again rerogrades towards the regions of
'azero y
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

The Mobile Advertiser of the 9th inst says affidavit
was made before II. b. Owen esq, United States Com
missioner yesterday charging VIM. Cleveland, formerly
a clerk in the post Office with having puroined letter
containing three thousand five hundred dollars thererom
The trial of the case is for 10 o'clock to-day when it
will be held in the United States courtroom. Cleveland
understand is in JAIL in default of ball. which is fixed
at 81 900.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15
THE DEFEAT OF MR.. ETHERIDGE.

Abiding to the defeat Of Mr.. Etheridge in the 9th
congressional district, Tennessee the Memphis APP
peal says:
The success of Atkins Etheridge is result over
which every true southern ought to rejoice and over
which, no doubt, every black republican will lament
The course Of Mr. Eheridge in Congress has uniformly
elected tho praises of northern enemies and we have
heard 1t said that 1t their intention in the event of
his return to support him for Speaker He is talented
and bold and if sustained and supported in his hereses
by the people, he is capable of doing infinite mischief
ATKINS has made most gallant fight and the dis
trict may henceorth be regarded permanently demo
cratic.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

The appointment Of Col. Della Tore as United
States district attorney for the northern district of
California is noticed with the livelies satisfaction by
the democratic press of that State. We copy the
following from the Sonora Democrat of the 4th
ultimo
COL 4 DELLA ToRRB.We gratifed to learn that
the gentleman whose heads this article has been So
lected by the President to fill the position of United
states district attorney for the northern district Of Cali
forDia We are confident but express the
ofthc people of this State when say that no anot
ment could be made more in accordance with tbe r;h
of her democracy than this Col. Della Tore ia lno
throughout the State by his eloquent appeals in BEHALF f
the democratic last fall and among his associate
and personal friends he is loved for his noble qualities Of
head and heart his warm and generous impulses his
heightened manly bearing The Colonel brings to the
discharge Of his official duties mind well stored with e
gal knowledge, ripened Judgment an experience of
many years at the bar, and eoquence and force Of
character that warrant in asserting that the interests
OF the United States government could not be placed in
ADLER hands, or deserving honor conferred than
has fallen TO the lot of Col. Della Tore.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

An agent OF the General Post Office Department. few
days since caused the arrest of H. Renback postmaster
at Franklin Morgan county, Illinois, and his brother
Lewis Reinback, who acted his deputy, charged with
robbing the mails Upon examination they held
to bail each in the sum of 80 600
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

Father Hughes, Catholic priest at Hartford is doing a
good work among the Irish He goes about to the low
groggeres of nights, learns the Of notous men,
and publishes them from the pulpit ON Sunday. He
hopes in measure, TO stop the drinking and lighting
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

The Boston Post, after noticing the late glorious
democratic triumphs in the South pointcdy re-
marks:
This shows how the popular tide has borne Speaker
Banks back upon his State to seek the berth Of skip
per in a coaster"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

Major Rollins declared the stump that he held the
question Of retaining aboshng slavery in Missouri
open one.--N H. Tribune.
say IL would be best to let the question alone.
Major Rollins en- NE stump
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-15

titistavus Brooke, the actor it is said has realized
eight thousand pounds sterling in Australia
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To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
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THE
Grafenberg Medicines!

az rsn snosu and eagerly sought Tor throughout II
y anis 7rs3ueuI II amerlea
Never Before Gheir Introduction could any series sf
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ss.-.asgg- ss.s medicine gUFsE Ihem. even AFTER
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LYONS & Co.
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DBALERs IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALI KINDS or
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC,
TTTE have now on hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN VINES
AND LIQUORS.
Which We are Offering to the trade ct prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists OF the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARs now in the market BRAyDIEs, which for favor
cannot be surpassed, and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House 20 this city SHERRY PORF and
MADEIRA VINES warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with fall assortment OF WAskevs st. CrOx and ia
maica Rum, Holland Gin, and ell other kinds
EB To Country Merchants We offer the best induce
ments to purchase from u.s. stock large and always
new. To prompt customers Eastern time will be giVsu
cash buyers We give every advantage All orders By let
''' . - Lyons i CO.,
jy2a lS Cedar St.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
w 100 baskets Canueau1 and Fills, quarts and pntG
so Lelegard Co,
The above Wines unsurpassed in favor and are
now used throughout the Union than any other
Wine. We have been appointed BY the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South
Also 25 baskets Gordon Royal quarts and pintB.
80 " HeidseiCk 4 Co. "
For sale at reduced prices by LYONS & CO.,
jy22 19 Cedar st.
BITTERS.
VIA also Agents for Mills Hostetter Dr. Green's
w ArOmatcStOmach Bitters. 100 boxes assorted now
in store LYONS CO.,
jy22 l9 Cedar st.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS.
| VNTE have Just received
w CHEWING TOBACCOs. SMOKING TOBACCO8
10 boxes Natural Leaf; 80 bales POcahontss;
10 Yellow Jacket; so boxes
25 G. ". Smiths 25 bbl5 cut and dry;
5 Wedding Cake 80 gross
3 Honey Shuck; Assorted in papers.
Is " Assorted brands all of which warrant Of
the best qualities. LYONS CO,
jy22 Ig Cedar st.
PRINCIPE CIGARS,
90 600 Genuine. just received, and import
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Fresh Arrivals,
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS


"A 8Egs. gTrgGe Sugar;
LOU aon rqaFand Crushed and Pow deTed Sugar;
1855. .ss-s Havana Sugar; pipes Holland Sin
.gs choice Baltimore 100 bbls choice MOlGgBss
Coffee 1000 sacks fine Salt;
lU -. .ssEa--a Coffee; 90 boxes Cheese;
ava Coffee $50 casks best English Soda
ESQ cakes. halves and qUaTteTs3U0 boxes bar Soap;
Star aGGIes= 50 bags Ginger:
30 FrSiBiE Tobacco, 400 dozen painted Buckets
sa-s. brands, casks Nader;
g1y dozen Oysters SO bags Anspiee
L5l ..-a age NacEgrel1 100 bags Pepper
gGla Cigars, ali grades 100 boxes Quart and 900 boxes
Ir ElEs shot, assorted; Pint F6sk6;
at"r los azT Leads 500 Demi0hns. assorted;
yuNUuJ q. Is. Cups5 10 eerOOns best Indgsi
. Cri.= Cation Hopes casks Sulphur;
so bales -uialsI Moss 90 barrels Crackers;
SO r-s 3t IuEE. so casks London Porter
8 casks seiguett EFaudys 900 nests Market Baskets;
- indian City SWeet50O barrels Whisky, all grsdeE
Hsuos 2y0 do Brandy, Gin, and Rum
DO barrels DID Port Wine;
90 do fine Whisky; together with q general va
r IF tE8crges, receiving and will be sold low the
trade by Fdecl8i D. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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SUNDRTES,

WYE always have a full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in line, consisting of Liquor
Flssks Walking Canes, Cigar Cases. Snuff 60Ies Cigar
Meerchaum, POWhattan, Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
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BRANDY, which is warranted a and speedy cure and
preventive never having failed in any single instance
which can be proved by the many certificates Of well
known citizens to be seen at our STORE and BY giving it
far trial For sale by the bottle OF dozen Ct the Sole
Agency and PrOpristOrs in the United States
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