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Later from Utah-sEoEsner Reports Cons
firune1iua departure al rs1. III s7rs5a
giants tor California.
FAsHIHGz0H, June 2f.-isoi Kane arrived here
las. night, bringing di8pslchss from Gov Cum
ming. whom be LEFT q Camp Ssott on tho 18th Of
Nay They were delivered to the President Their
puFport has not officially lranspFed but ii is ascsr-
.ained that the many accounts with which the
public mind has been pre- occupied are erroneous,
and calculated to deceive the country "a reg1eet
Utah matters generally. 10 this faot msy be at
tributad the nneOurteous refusal Of Kane to oommu
nieate With the press. Il is understood that Kane
denies the truth Of the fslezraf HE announcement
from Bonneville, intimating that the army would
move on the arrival Of the Peace Commissioners
when, IN fact, Gov Cumming has requested It to
remain where it is until orders shall be received
from Washington. Contrary 10 reports widely
circulated Kane does not admit that there has been
any such want Of harmony between Gov. Cumming
and Gen. Johnston as would ieOpardize the public
interest.
BE speGks in sulogstic terms Of Johnston and
the high state Of discipline in which the latter has
maintained his forces, and OF the prsiseWOrthy
spirit manifested by the army during the winter.
The friends Of the Administration are much pleased
With the manner in which he is understood TO elude
to the conduct Of Gov Canning, saying he is de-
serving Of The gratitude Of the country.
There was great hope in Utah. as elsewhere, that
The war Wss at an end A peaes party had been
the march Of the Mormon forces against our own.
Last Spring it vas the impression in Utah that
Brighsn Young, who openly espoussd the cause Of
the United States would in this respect, be able to
maintain his position There was at one time a
strong opposition to him, before emigration vas
resolved upon, hut ever since this feeling Of hostility
has been subsidiDg.
Sufficient intelligence has been received to leave
no doubt that Capt. Maroys train has reached
Camp SCOTT in safety.
It was the inteRtion Of Gov. Cumming. when
last heard from. 20 at once open q trade With the
valley. Many Of the Mormons we're understood
to own more esttle than they we're desirous to
carry with them, and Of which they we're anxious
70 dispose.
The safety and general welfare Of the troops at
Camp Scott, and elsewhere between that post and
the United States msy be reokOnsd upon with
confidence The Mormon troops have been en-
tirely Withdrawn from the approaches to Salt
Lake, though the people threatened to return if
the army advanced before they reapsd and carried
of the whole harvest.
Gov. Cumming Gays it may be regarded as safe
for emigran,s from the Uaiied States to proceed
to California ola Salt Lake, the road being en-
tirely open.
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ssna,or Lac Praperlr 1910.


tits matter Of credit 20 the Protestant Episcopal
Church thst 1t has kept ITSELF aloOf a religious
body, from the agiiations of the slavery question.
The Rev. D. A TTNo, who recently came to his
death by . sad accident was the only one Of its
ministry who to knowledge, has ever introduced
the question Of politics into the pulpit The Rev.
ar. CUmMEs of Washington, in remarking upon the
virtues Of Mr.. TYING in funeral discourse, took
occasion to refer to this "one error Of his minis
leFial life, and to deplore It; whereupon Senator
Hale, who seems to have been enc of the audience,
addressed q note 10 the father Of Dr. TYNa, repre-
senting the Rev. Mr.. CUMMINGS to have said that
Or. I. had deeply repented Of his error" and
desiring to know whether it was 50, 70 which the
father replied in the negative
This correspondence calls ont Rev. Mr.. CUMMIES,
Who through the National IRtslgsaesr,r delies the
statement Of Senator HALE teat he hsd represented
the position the late Rev. D. A. TYING took on the
slavery question: the great error Of his life. What
he did say was, that Mr.. TYING -ad committed grave
and most serious error IN bringing The discussion Of
political subject into The pulpit And in the same SER
mon, It seems. Rev. DR., CUMMINs added, what Mr..
HALEfOrgo to state that in his Judgment the great
enemy Of the Gospel had never devised more sue
oessfu mode of retardng the progress Of the Gospel
in this land than the attempt Of ministers ofregon,
and churches and religious societies, to interfere in
the heated strife Of the politics Of the day Dr. Cum
MINIS then defines, as follows, the position Of the
Episcopal Church at large, in regard to political
discussions;
''The great principle advanced in that sermon is
one which, in my Judgment is one especial glory Of
the Protestant Episcopal church in this country viz
that her sphere of duty Church Of Christ is solely
confined to matter purely spiritual and religious.
This principle has been sanctioned BY the almost
unanimous practice of her bishops clergy through
all the history of the church in this country, and in
every part Of the and-North, South, East and West
The Episcopal church does not ask her ministers and
members TO think alinke on any political topic.
Doubtless there pro slavery snd anti slavery
men within her pale; but as far as my knowledge
goes the late Mr.. Tying the first to discuss this
exciting subject in an Episcopal pulpit. beieveit
TO have been error; and as was setting him forth
in his christian character an example to young
men, could not, without compromising my own
views Of duty, hesitate to state my belief Had Mr.
Tying taken opposite position to Senator Hale 1t
would have altered in the least my opinion Of the
error committed by him.
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LYNCH Law IN TExAs.--We learn from the San
Antonio papers that the night of the 9th instant
a party of about thirty armed men, disguised in
masks, suddenly made their appearance at the Mis-
sion of San Jose, sour miles from San Antonio They
captured four Mexicsns at that place and hung them
upon trees. They then preceded about five miles
farthertO the Mission of EsparadO, end attacked the
house Of another Mexican named Garcia for the Pur
pose Of taking his two sons The old man came to
the door and was shot dead, but his sons escaped.
The victims were accused Of being horse thieves and
outlaws generally.
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The ATLANTIC Telegraph.

The Atlantic telegraph cable feet sailed from
Plymouth on the 10Th, under sail OBly; the feet
was expected to reach mid an and commence
the 'Peratjon Of submerging the cable on the 20lh
June. In all probability the great undertaking
has before this time commenced and if no accident
harper to mar its success, the Niagara win reach
TRINITY Bay about the 29th inst.
The British steamer Agsmemnon was towed cut
Of Plymouth Sound al O'Clock A. NJ, on the 10Th,
and the Q. s. steamer Niagara at II a. N. Of same
day.
The squadron subsequently, started under canvass
with ROrtherly breeze.
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RSr In the Q. s. circuit court of Louisiana on
the 18th, Gen. Walker and Col. Anderson we're re-
quirsd to furnish their own recOgnizances-tbef for
mar in So 900 and the latter in 81, 5OO-that they
will not, within reasonable space of time, engage
in any libustsrng expedition against the State Of
Nicaragua &C.
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M oHANoERE Az oENTREvILLE.

JUNE RULES, 1853.
Campbell, Meswen and Garrett Fanny DuR and Others
ON motion and appearing unto the satisfaction Of the Clerk
" and Master that Hamilton Dur in his own right and as
administrator Of james Duff deceased, , admnistra.
tor Du, deceased Jackson Phillips nonres
dents Of this State, that the ordinary q law cannot be
for Union Americans newspaper published in the
city Of Nashvie for four weeks requiring them ap
Monday September then there plead, dsmur
complainan bill the win be taken for confessed and
je29-TIt prs fee 50 ORyuLEA NIXON, c. an.
NTOTHCE.--Whreas the Legislature Tennessee at its last
session, passed Act making il the duty Of the various
shes Of said state to open and mold an election az each pre-
nct in their respective Counties In order 70 ascertain the Of
revise form Constitution Of said State, therefore, l.
George Sheriff Of Hickman county do hereby give notice the
open election various pecin Of said
county, purpose taking said Given under my hand
je22-wsm Sheriff Of Hickman county.
NOTICE.--Wheeas,t the Legislature Of Tennessee, its
last session passed Act, makng the duty Of The various
sherns OF sd STATE 70 open ana hoi an election ateah precinct
in their respective Counties order the Of
wise or form new Constitution OF SAD state therefore, iar-
rs Bell Sheriff Of Grundy county, do hereby give notice to hevo
ter Of said county atI will, the lst Thursday Of September
open and hold election at the various precincts Of said
county the purpose taking said Given under my hand
at Office this lsthday Of june, 1855. HARRIS BELL,
je29-w2m Sheriff Of Grundy county
RTOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature Of Tennessee at rs
last session. passed Act making it the duty OF the
sher OF said state 20 open and ho an election At each precinct
in their respective counties in order to ascertain the the
Whethera shall called
Constitution Of said state,H therefore, g. D.
Gunner Sheriff Of Campbell county. do hereby give
voters said county, that will the Thursday septem-
Der next open and hold election the prsenc Of
said county, for the purpose Of taking said ny
hand at office, this 9Th day Of June, ls5 s. D. GUNNER
je14-W2m sheriff Campbell county
RTOTICE.--Where the Legislature OF Tennessee at its
last session. passed Act making duty Of the
Sherof said State open and hold election at eace precinct
their respective counties in order Of the
people whether convention shall be called "amend,
wise or form new Constitution Of said sete therefore, W
l. Steakle Sheriff Of Van Buren, county, hereby give notice
to the voters Of said county that will the ls THURSDAY OF
September next open and hold eeeon the pre-
cnc Of said ROunty for the purpose Of taking said Given
undermy hand at Office, this 5th day Of june, 1859.
". L. STEAKLEY,
jel4-E2m Sheriff Van Bureu county.
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Rector Of Trinity Church, washington

DISASTER AT MIEWAUKEE.-A grocery store fell
at Milwaukee, at the 10Th, which was owned and
occupied by J. H. COrdes s Co. Five persons were
buried in the ruins, and Charles Eve, partner,
was killed; Raymond Weiskirk, clerk, was SO
badly injured, that his life is despaired Of; Lewis
Eve, also clerk, was seriously injured; Otto Eve
was taken out alive; and Emil Weiskirk craWled
out Of the ruins without much injury.
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pA- The suit brought against Captain Dancan
and others Of the late New Orleans Vigilance Com
mittes by the clerk of the sixth district court
for damages of $4,000 to the court house by the
committee, has been compromised by third party
paving sufficient to make the necessary repairs.
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Charles ?. Burton and others Is. james B. Cond Others
motion and il Appearing to the CLERK and Master Of said
" court that IN Naden Lodrich Yaien Fanny Faden VIM
H. Nadeni samuel laden, Lodh fae, French Walden, james
B. Condit and hooson Yaden- nou-ts Of this State it
is therefore ordered that publication be made Tor thirty days in the
Union and American. published in Nashville Tennessee squirting
said defendants to appe the Court House IN the town OF Garth
ag the ID Monday august next then and there plead,
demur % compliments Dill and amended lii, aud in
default thereof said bills viii be taken for confessed and Tor
hearing parte to them.
prs fee So A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.


Benjamin J. Walden -. French Vsdsn and Others.
nNmOton and appearing 70 the Clerk and Master French
Walden, Leonidas Walden, VIM Henry Vadea Iodrch Walden,
Fanny Walden, Woots0u Yden L0ch Walden, Wm Vaen Jas.
B. Condit, Elizabeth EdOndson, Theophilus EimoBson, Ten
nessee c. Monday and husband c. c. Monday Mary p Coudt,
Perm E. Coud Joshua II. Condt, Loch w. Couiit, james
r. Condit and Uroan y. Condit. Of this state
therefore ordered that publication be male ir thirty days
le Union and American, published in Nashville Tennessee,
quir said defendants O appear. and plead answer or daur %
panants hl- The Court House IN the Of Carthage
the 81 Monday in Augstue Hd n default hereof the
will Be taken aud set for hearing par them.
ieIg-F4t-prs fee 50. 4. MOORE, ClsrE 8nd Master.
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NTOUICEs--Whersas the legislature Of Tennessee 1t It's
last session. passed making &c the duty Of the various
Sheriff. Of said State toopen and hold election peincs
IN their respective counties IN order 20 ascertain the Of the
people Wathera convention shabe called to amend re-
Yseor form Constitution OF said State" therefore
Rutherford sheriff Of Anderson county, do hereby give
the said county, that Wi the Ist THURSDAY
September open and hold election at the various precincts
Of said county, purpose Of taking ai Given under
my hand at Office this 5th dry Of June, 1853
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
fa1f- sheriff Ar.far ,rafr
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AyISa sold out our entire business d Mr. A. DELIssEH
se Hash % tbs manner return sincere thanks e
slls a eAaiouafs ar he gay heral patronage hitherto
bestowed % AM to socit o cu successor aont1rston Of e
same.
AZ deoa Que . eur late hr vi be collected b Mr. DEIS Err
o. his suthorzd agent, Who rs empowered Is settle thsas
LYONS A co.
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Elihu Burritt, the Learned blacksmith, complains
Of personal embarrassment by the debts Of the Ma
tionsl Emancipation Society
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VIM Fitzpatrick Ezaheh johnson Robert johnson, ais.
N motion and it pasng the CLERK and Master that r.
" hrf g. johnson D. nonresident Of this State; is there
fore ordered that public u De made for thirty days the Union
and American requiring the said Robert G. johnson, appear
the Court House, in the town Of Carthage, the "a Monday m
August next then ana there to plead deur comp n
ants bill and IN default thereof said b viii be taken f0r
fessed, and set down for hearing psrte to him.
prs fee 50 A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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READ! READ!!

CARD.
From the Commissioners, and Certificates
from the Mayor and others of the City Of
Augusta.
VEVHIs certify, that have supenended the drawings Of
the Sparta Academy Of Lottery, Samuel swan 3 Co.. Mana
@ At Auga CeDris from the commencement Of its drawings
and sim continue to snpentend the Each drawing solely
and exclusively under our CONTROL aud the public
ts he MANAGERS are men honor, respectaby- and fair deal
ig and everything connected with the entire business carried
LEON p DUGAS,
FREDERIC @. BARBER,
Commissioners.
Augusta Ga, June :, 1855.
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MOEe TIE lot We have several good Families two or r
young women with first child. four good house irIs ~,
toys from IS 60 good dining servants win o lot
field hands, men and girls, blacksmith and barber
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NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

dEiss tie arss Of four volumes Whieh yin s15racs ZEE
period Of he American Revolution fl0n tie Biookads 81
Boston the Treaty Of Pssss a. Pzs m I7e ard &c so6
sains "a gFei Erss from manuscripts and uupabHshsd
arees' Ae hisioT OF The aaon duIR1ti drst pofona
his eventual period, iuciadns ne Bloskado Boss ar
eor tas ssasai orgtaiztiauo the eoantr7 tue alters a.
q the oharsI Of Massachusetts, hs Fslsaass o. ne ps
pie Of AassashaseS me sp o. ths south M Coaffsss
Of i8I4, me progress Of measures IN EHsand, Frate3 d
sssEhsfa, ne aai,es Of rngoa and acosd me sssa
Of Boston, tue Congress Of 75 shoici o. Wahiuasa
a. CommandeF-in Uhisi, the Battle Of 8uuEor l, &C..
AZ thsre E doubtless be great demand The Hiun-g
Of hs kovuluoa dspsadeuI % tas preceding volumes
the work msse four volumes viii also Be published ispa.
raieiy, a he American Revolution, Vols, l. H. IN, g.
Eih uils page and binding 10 eouslpoud.
TIE publishers invite the siention Of the rsn5srs "a
PssssatFoaus Of SIC. Blnerons History OF ias Uuitsd
States % The dstsE volumes hs work she dlssingais
ed merits o. watch have grltsfa acknowledges BIZ
his eountrymen.7 FoE sale b.
". e. Berry e Go.
Says Public Saauro.
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To the Farmers of Middle Tenn.

AVINGfor yespast been engaged in the purchase q
Wheat and having large quantity delivered In damaged
condition, said damage arising from insufficient storage Or
this nducement We have storage sufficient for One
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will and
Wheat for moIhs free Of charge for the privilege Of buying
selling it, when you wish to putt upon the market You
any time sample it, and show il purchasers For those who
do sell their Wheat now and VINO have not houses
for it. sis excellent opportunity for storage without
To those who wish to sell now would always
buying, and viii pay the highest market price for early delivery.
js2O-n II. S. FRENCH & SON.
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Rich Millinery at Great sacrifice.
I'D ICI Fancy Bonnet Embroideriss, Fancy Goods ~
III y at Cots2nd half price to Close Sumner Stock.
Now Ladies your time has 70 yourselves your w
own prices as we must close out Summer Goods the Isl
July Likewise this Is last Tor selling Fancy Goods
weW sell regardless Of cost; consisting Paras3ls, Rich
Embroideres Black Lace Aantas, Poronss Combs Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c.
Rich full trimmed Imperial Chip Bonnets sl2 worth SIS.
do do White Fancy Mill0w. from 25t0 81 worth Sl2
do do Cheap and six, from IS to 81 worth SO
do do Paris Blond Lace, from s. 10 81 so worth $40
do do 50a little injured from 60 so 70 IS,
500 Misses and Childn Brown White Bloomsrs Hats
cheap.
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves OF alliss work. 81 50 worth S..
do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth 81
JackOne and Worked Muslin Sleeves from Coo to worth So
Rich Lace Handkechies Linen Cambria Ceuers SO worth SO
large stock Of worked bands at bali price. Rich Black Bu Ell
collars from Soc 70 81 3 worth double. silk Pas1ls from
9c % 81 . Fans Of superior quaiy from 25c % 81 80.
Cohur caps Mohair and retiring caps cheap. Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and Superior quality
tracts at 50c worth 5c. Nov ladies and great bargains
as We are determined to close out az almost any price, in
tend after this season deal exclusively in Millinery Gc0s Any
kind or good money taken for goods at these prices
T.. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
lunelO No IS Union street, door b State Bank
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.
June Rules, 1858.

John P Chanderand others John Iys wife, Elizabeth,
and 0thers.
~ motion and It appearing Cefand Master % said
court that J0ha Ivey snd wife Elizabeth non-fehlens
Of this Sste il is therefore ordered that pub t0n be mle for
thirty days, in the Uni0a and American. hei in Nashville,
Tennessee requiring said dsfendsnts, appear &C tie Court
House, the Of Carthage the 81 Monday in august
next then and there plead, compliments
b and IN default thereof said bill viii be taken for confessed
and set for hearing parts as to them.
prs fee So A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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WHO CAN BEAT 1T
WE have just finished and got operation. steam Saw
Mill, for L. j. perlua and William McCleIand. near
Cirsve Tennessee, that cuts twenty thousand eight hundred
ana hity feet, board measure In fourteen hours thirteen
minutes. II thousand and fortygt trsnyeieht
minutes. We have reduced the prices Of Engines and Boilers
% such figures that defy competition In prices and duray
Our Engines put on iron bel plates and male Of the
teTials- We agents foF the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
SERAD BIS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CRRW
MILLS
and can furnish any size a. short notice anuacrers prices
With freight added ELLIS & MOORE,
O., g and 100 South Market street,
i1ne+h Nashville, Tennessee.
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AueusrA Ga, June 7th 1853.
From long personal Acquaintance with Leon P Dugas and
Frederic n BaTr we take great pleasure in certifying that they
are men of the highest integrity and proby, and in this com
munty are esteemed regarded as highly honorable and worthy
,itiysr, B. CONLEY,
Mayor Of the city Of Augusta.
JAMES NJ. SMYTHE,
Postmaster Of the city Of Augusta.
JOHN P. KING,
;a9a o. Formerly Unitei States Senator.
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New Variety Store.

M Be GAtl 4flBSg wholesale dealer Ia God ana ca
w JeEelEr Fancy Goods, &c., No. q souta ads P5ic
square, next door % Berry & DemoVille.
ms establishments has been reccntly opened with eurs ae
ock o. goods comprising every article n The line usually Esl
IN nlaF allslmeu The proprietor trusts taat from
soIneElat extended experience business md ~ 49,
mnaon % mako quick sales az low 1rsffs he viii .irs
calls from his old friends and TIE trade gsaa1sily
msylg NJ eprruue
EFOk SALE AZ COST no CLOSEs--1n 7s75-7s
cost to Close:
Irish Lnen Linen SIX Handkerchief Hsiss-v CF.-
Ribbons, silk Frnges, Trimmings &C., sc.
". b. GRUBBs
- No. south -. So