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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12
Second Glass.

Antmony. Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bugs; Tagging, Bells. B5tes; Birthstone,
IN boxes kegs; Binders boards, Buraps beTFles.
Cotton Waste. Chain Cotton, Wooden aud Hempcn:
Cand es, Cocoa, ChOcolat COTE, ground, IA boxes
OF barrels; Cap,ttns, Csssis bags or boxes. ChnA
Ware in casks; Currents dried Gallery, Chair stud
rough Copper plates, sheets, bolts, pgs ire nails
rods, Copper lotions; Cheese m boxes Ca KS;
Clover and Grass Seed: Crockery in boxes aud bar
rels; Congress and Bedford Water IN boxes bar
reis Dye Dods IN boxes barrels; Domestic Sheel-
ing Sbi ting, Ticking and nenims IN original b.lcs;
Duck Drugs casks: leer 3 ns pressed; Flax SEED,
Flax, boxed; Forks. Hay and Manure; Glnger, Glue,
Gam Copal. Grocsre- assorted quot otherwls speci-
fed } 6Tass and Clover seed; Hides, d. y, IN bales
Honey, Hoes, Hops Herring, IN boxes; Hemp; lrOn ,
Hoop and Sheet: Iesfher in rolls or boxes; Liquor
wood: Liquor ice; Lead, pipe, bar ana sheet Aah0g-
any, boards and plank, Aai bic slabs, un~rought, at
owners risk; Moss pressed la bales; Nuts n barrels
or casks: Oakum. Ocloth; Paints IN boxes anu caas
Palm Leaf pressed Printers Ink IN kegs barrels
Paper boxes; Pasteboard Peaches nried; Printing
paper; PTunes in casks, Pepper, Paper tngIngs ia
boxes; Pickles IA casks; Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and Hose, Raisns, strapped /;
gs In sacks Scythes, Shpyes, spates, >Oap; spice,
Starch, saddlery, Sardines, in boxes Sheep and 9th
skins taies, shot IN bag; sugar IN bags Scale
and Seaie Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales, Tobacco
boxes or barrels; Tow, les, Typ; Seneering,
boxed; Wood in shapes, Wire, Willow Reeds IA bun
dles Wrapping Paper; Yarn pr. ssed and bailed; Aac
In rails and sheets
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Vote for GOHNrnor

- We republish our table this morning with
returns from all the counties in the State
They are all official except those from Brad
ley. Campbell, Greene, Jefferson, Marion,
Morgan, Rhea. Scott, Sullivan, Washington,
a Cannon, Franklin Giles. Hardin, Hickman
Lawrence, Robertson, Smith. and Fayette.
The sheriffs Of these counties have sent in
the vote is the Congressional elections, but
have omitted the Gubernatorial vote. The
full official vote will not, probably, be ascer-
tanned until the Legislature makes the count
OF the returns addressed to the Speakers.
The vote, as given in our table, foots up as
follows:
Netnefiand % f<os
harrBs MAJORITY .--......-. --...o, ioo
The full official vote will not vary much
from these igures.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12
Furnishing and Fancy Cesds.

WE are nov recsissnz hns assortosnt Of Fur
w aishiag Gasds. Of xhich sHfsTS--
every variety q pssterns and tAies1 sly lesColhrz,
6lsves, Saz pcners- kbes, Meek fies. Feckrs Hand
ty--Money Beitz, HALF n sE-ef crtnnn, Weei Mo-
rine, snd Czshmere-TRAyK1ISG SHAM :, e2nnI
less q Bnckskin. Ed saa Cal, tc-s for sale ~
ssps-u J. Il. Nr6uL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12
NIarYlanG.
The following is the Opposition ticket for
Congress in Mary land:
Isl D;strict.-C. c. Cox. Of Talbot.

Es- The Washington Consultation ascribes
the greatness OF our country 10 the foreign
and domestic policy of the democratic party.
What an error. Out country has attained its
greatness in spite Of the democratic party.
But for the misrule of that party. she would
this day occupy a still greater and more in
dependent position.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

GEN. VIM WALKER.-Gen. VIM. Walker ar
rived in the city on yesterday morning. He
came by steamboat down the Mississippi river.
His friends will be glad to learn that he
seems to be in the enjoyment of The very best
health. He has taken lodgings IN the city.
and we presume it is his Intention to remain
for a considerable perlod-N. o. Della, 9Th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12
yermons Elections.

MONTPELIER. VI. Sept 8.
The vote for Governor iH seven towns
stands, for Hail 1914; for SAKE Us The
same towns last year gave Hall ll.405, aud
keyes 5,l4s. Halls gain, therefore. over
last years vote In these towns was l.O4s.
Returns from les towns gavsths r. psblicans
l54 Representatives. and IL democrats. Ia
four districts thsre Il DO choice.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

G@-One crop OF 3 hhds tobacco. raised by
Joseph Adcock, of Trimble, was sold ut the
Pickett warehouse yesterday at 81 IS, $40,
Sl3 rs per hundred, the gross amount reali-
zed being over $500. The hid of tobacco
which brought the highest price was damaged
by water.--LOu. Jour.
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NewLersey Nomination.

TRENTON, n. j.. Sept. 8.
The Republican and American Conventions
at Trenton. yesterday united upon the nom
ination of Chas. S. Oldham, of Princeton,
Tor Governor. Mr.. Oldham is an old liae
Wing and a strong candidate.
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Prairie Farming in america,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

JAMES CARD, N. r.,
Author of tEngisn Agriculture, ''ssI etters on N
Corn Crops -" High Farming, s'The West
OF Ireland, - &c. One vol. Iemo.
"The picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn not by
smart Eden land agent Spectator in the hope of
taking in unwary Brtshers, but by an eminent Rng-
lish agricuturis Nor is the invited tn place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They are
given b such form as 10 show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordin
airy intellect TO follow. And, far we can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect OF tie
question has been misstaied forgotton.-Lo4don
Spectator.
w. y. BERRY & CO., Public square
julyl+-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

WILL commence TUES
w DAY. OCTOBER arm, IN kessA
with SweePstlke for two <z,sHE[
olds, mile heats .<s.-<@.-2sSSAS
500 entrance, S25 forfeit Closed with 22 entries
SECOND RACE, same day. Sweepstake for three
year old. slU0 entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed with 3
entries.
THIRD RACE, same day. Match for $500 side
One mile heats.
Mr.. EvERLY names ch &. by G. Elliott, years old
Mr. LEWIS names g. (. by ot-ello, years old.
WEDNESDAY, October 5th.-Club purse 500. Two
mile heats.
THURSDAY, October 6th.-Sweepstake for three
year old. One mile heats $500 entrance So for
felt. Closed With entries.
FRIDAY, October Ith.-CIub purse 500. One mile
heats. -
SATURDAY, October sth.-Proprietor's purse $500
Two mile heats. 5. j. CARTER,
sep2-u Proprietor
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First Glass.

ElESt SIdSSs
Agricultural Observation-Disclosures Fluid owners
risk OF leakage-Baskets first class raIe-B Bat
ting Blinds Bnne Books-BOots aud shoes, Bread
Buffalo Rob s-billiard Tables, double irst-cass
Brushes ana BroOms, room corn pressed-Canl-
phne, at owners SIX or leakage-CTboys acids and
other Chemicals double first class raIes-Cabinet
Ware knocked down and well boxed. first class t1s
Cards, Competing, corks, COZ fectlOnery-CIairs,
boxed, twice nrst class rates-CigaTs, boxed and
strapped-CaSsia, Ia msts, caps-Covers anu Sleeves,
clocks and weights-Copper and brass vessels-Deu-
Johns, owners risk twice first class rates-rugs in
bales aud b"xes--Dry Goods, boxes bales and
runks-FuI nure, set up and boxed twice nrst class
r~tes-Furnnure. knocked JNn and well boxed ,hTst
class rates Farm wagons, in peces-Fca theirs, furs
Ggs Ia druus-f ish fresh-GaTden seeds assware
window glass-Grapes, N kegs-iiats aud caps, HIDES
dry loose-hVusehoid goods, (not furbitare) well
boXeu-HaiT, In sacks-lnk, lndigo-mdia Rubber
goods-iesther OJose), Liquor IA giass-LemOns,
sacked-Lnokng Glasses boxe twice hrstclass rates
machinery, bOXrd--Mattresses, ~ ice FIST class
ratcs-Mouldhgs aud Picture IA ames-Mats aud Rugs
Medicines, MusA Narble, wrought, AT owners
risk-MeasuTes ana Tubs, Moss in sacks-Musical In
struments, Mineral Water, in glass-N nts, Ia bag
Oy sters, IN kegs anu cans-OTanges, sacked; Oh, m
Glass Paper bangihgs, not boxed; Preserves PcN les
glass at ownet Is risk Palm Lear Peltres, Printing
4 esses Piano Forts at owners risk; Porter, and Ale
in glass autings and Pictures, well Generalization
Russia BrsllesSteam Boilers ,thir,y feet ana under
steam Boilers, thirty feet and half nrst
class rates-Stationery-->cyt Snaths, Ssales aud
Scale Beams, not boxed-Sleighs, boxed, twice hrst
class Iates-StOVes, a. owners Tsk--Sweet Potatoes
sizing. stove Pipe, Spirits Turpentine-~tOye Plates
owners rsk-Sewiig MaChnes-Trunks, I'm ware,
boxed--frees ami shrnbbery boxed AT owners risk
Trees aud Shrubbery, baled, at owners risk. once
ami half first class rates-Twine-ToNs, boxed
Umbrelts-Ne ring. not boxed ,NarnisiI--N agoUs
and Hobby Horses, boxed, once and hall nrai class
rates--Max, Wine, Ia boxes or baskets--Nhips,
Whal-bOnes, Wheel barr ws--Wooden Ware, = a. on
Fe.ioes and Bows-N oOden Ware, twice FIRST class
rat Mtfnl
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Secretary OF States Once.
nashville, September Sd, 1859.


70 az 1Aels H@1g eoHoTns
Da0fuSALs are salielts ffom responsIbis parties
Il IA fhs elale-for ibe next txsnty d4gs--fIr fur
ni<i . TIE nsxt Gslsrai Asssmbiy Nth slasleoery
srfudnE Litter, Foolzcap, Enroiing anf HrapfsinE
ether articles a. nasy he nee4sd q qaatiy suAbis
fo- tee pafpase for Nhseh shes aFs n ~ ased-
npeeimsns thouid accompany he otd; ne lowest
ana bed btt wiil n aaeepsed
ssps. >. isss-4awss Jar RAY, ssrv,ary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

~ Hon. s. A. DouoLAs made his prom
ised speech ut Columbus, Ohio, on the 7th.
There was a large crowd In attendance, and
he spoke an hour and ihree-quarters-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12
Fourth Class.

Anchors, Alum la barrels and hosshcads; Brin-
staEe barrels aud h.ssbeais; bia hig salts Barr
Eocks Barley, nary ies Cotton - bales. Goldfish IN
tierccs and boxes; Car Wheels and Axes; Cclpent,
Chalk Gay than, Cable hsin, casks. coca4 Gal
Earth Paiuts slsne and Earthen Ware IN crates and
hos sheads. FISH, salsed, Fence Wire, fgs IN casks
and boxes Thur IN barrels ard sacks. ssas fiPe, a
aEo: HORSE shoes packages lfon Bar, Hand, fg
and Railroad; lFun &uts aad Rvets; lrou fast-
ags, heavy; LocsunatlVe Tirr; Land Fzzster; Aolas
ses Mahogany Legs. NATble a block, unwrsesnt,
Miil-stnea ~ r~ogh; N@sis and ss'fkrs, Mai F-iE.
ores Lead, Copper lrou, Lne in baHss OF s<rrcls /.
i.tch fizstrr, Palm s,l itty; Rags pressed - bales.
Rec Railroad Cazirs and ssilkes, kosn, AisEilg
Rope an1as. s@il, soda Ash, Steel sugar m hogs
hrass bArseis OF boxes Slaaes anNtoushts soda "a
kegs barrels casks, sAlar4tEs kesss Barrels or
casks, Tubaeco, scrap aAe ieaf, a c4sks aud hpss
heads Tn Tar ia IN p.ss. Icrre Japonica. telssr@h
re Tafiox Nhising " i5Pss, Wire hapes v heas
u xeE sewe4 asnnbaTs o. t~iiied bags; Enc. shsss
10 casks aud easrs, Ease - pea
ms F4ria - take east tAs Isl day a Szpssm-
Der, lass, and esnllnne uEt1 eines aeilee
Y v. CJiE.
Sup. S4shsis 4 cs.sstanoesa 4. r.
b AtkA@,
W. J. Ac>S
sapb. Memphis (1aries,oa q r.
4. e JACKSON
ssps-1 sap n Team. A Ca 4 u.
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Third Class.

Auvis Axes: Ale and Beer in wood; Beet In bar.
rcls; Bacon well packed la boxes casks; Bariha,
Bsnes. Boiler Flses; slack Lead IA barrels, Bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs B0xrs and Axles; CIDER
in barrels hogsheads Crockery in crates hegs-
heads; Coffee Cbckory. Copper M boxes and
casks; Crueibes; Chains, loose Dy Woods, sticks
EPSON barrels; Gun Shel4c, IN original pack
ages Hardware; Hoofs and Horns: HIDES, green
Herrings In kegs Hous ana Hiuges; Iron safes Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron Feneings, JunA. Jate,
Lard Ia goad kegs cans; Lead Ia casks p8xs,
Ligbtning Reds ~ bundles; Lime casks; M4dder ~
hogsheads Mil-toues hnished; AA1ilia, Miner Wa
ter IVA aud Tenn, kegs barrels; Nails IN bags
Oy-ters and Cams IN shell ~ owners risA; Oh NJ
hogsheads and barrels. Paints dry and IN OH, Pork
iS barrels; Rubber Car springs VA ooxes and cassie,
Rubber Betting; sAlaratus IA boxes; -Peter, shos IN
kegs, soda boxes; Tin f1ate boxed, rsbanco maD-
ufaetursd IN boxes or kegs; vens0 m barrels or
boxes; yineg2y; Wire Fencing; Rhne Lead walsky
IN IAsfrnts
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very respectfully,
Your obedient serv ant,
WILLIAM NJ. GWIN
Hon. d. C.. BRoDERICK.


This letter. written nj time when Mr..
Broderick had full control Of the Legisla-
ture, was most slavish and disgraceful bid
for the assistance OF political enemy. The
promise made so meanly was broken without
hesitation, and on the 9Th of April, ls47, Mr..
Gwin wrote thus from Washington to w. F.
Anderson, of Nevada:
"Yo will have history OF the events as
they have TRANSFERRED here within the last few
weeks, from the newspapers. Idonf think that
4 shall hereafter be charged trith bargaining Of The
patronage Of The Government 10 Hr. Broaeriek.
He has lett this city in great rage, and
sails for California tomorrow. with the
intention of carrying the State Convention.
nominate his own friends to the State Offices,
and censure the appointments that have been
made.n
The people generally ere very indignant that
such men occupy the highest political offices
OF our State.
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Architectural and Plain Irln Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses: Plain 4 Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts, GiTders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs: and shutters.
Conservatory and Hot Hosting Machines for
house Appointments, stores;
Columns, Nlnsow X Door Iron aud Glass Pavcments
l1nteis and Sills; made strong and wal ter
Consols, hodiinns and zig {. admir-. bly, adapt
Brackets, CorhthIan ed 10 light up cellars
Correggic, Doric, Ionic. and vaults;
and Composite Capitals, | Street Crossings, Crate
Tor columns and antes ings, Lamp and Hitch
OF all sizes; ing Posts;
Cernices, Aoudings and Vaults aud Vault Doors,
Leaves IN variety. aud Jail Work &C.
Sprals and straight Stairs
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates aud Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having a thorough practical knowledge Of the VA
rous branches of Mechanical Engineering, shall de
vote my entire attention the general supervision OF
the business, and with the assistance Of competent
Foremen in the several departments large force
experienced wOrkmen and the extended facilities now
at my command, feel every conEdenc in my ability
10 compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. NJ. BRENNAN,
aug27-n ACE.
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Rates an cents per 100 lbs bet,reen NoshUiiie and
RnorUIle and Stations on Lhe East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS. Sixts cents per 100 rounds.
Third CLASS, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH Class, tn rty five rents per 100 pounds.
Rates Ia cents per 100 lbs bei,ceeH Memphis and
RnorUilie and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety Il ee cents per 100 pounds.
81 C0ND CLASS, NinctN five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy hve cents per 100 pOunGs.
FOUkTH CLASS, Eifty -siA cents per loo pounds.
DLASTER will be carried from the celebrated PiRs.
Il ter WORKS Of Virginia, To Chattanooga and Dal-
ton, aud stations on the r. Tenn and Ga r. at six
dollrs per ton OF 1000 bs-to Nashville and all
tnns the Nashville anu Chattanooga X. Z. nune
dollars per of 1000 lbs Also, 10 Tu cumbia and
stations east of Tuscumba, the Memphis
Charleston road, at dollars per ton, and Ia Mem
pins, aud ali stations west OF Tuscumba, at lively
dollars per ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-12

MNNEsoTA.--Tbe democracy intend to
make a tremendous effort to carry this State.
We announced Saturday, on the authority of
the Washington States. that Gov. JOHNSON had
accepted an invitation to go there and parti-
cipate in the canvass; and we see it stated in
the st. Paul Pioneer that Judge DOUGLAS is
also going there. If they carry the State
which of the two shall claim the greater
share of honor? Would they be willing TO
divide it, on condition that Minnesota vote in
the Charleston Convention thus
For President. ......S. A. DOUGLAS.
For Wee President. ANDREW JOHNSON.
That would be fair; or, in case DOUGLAS
can't win, JOHNSON might come in for the
second choice of the State for the first posi-
tion. What are the democratic organs in this
State about, that they are not looking up the
available points of Gov. JOHNSON instead OF
running after strange gods?
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TTAs arrived h The CITY ana ~iR eamnencs forsa-
II ~ bis c-ss<es On SATURDAY, sEPT. loTd, a.
o'<trk A. n. sn4 soclork r A., AZ his rooms aver
neechf stase Cet1ee street.. A Class Tor Gentle-
uen wiu csmsnenre on Isiesdss, lafh. a ?. N, a
eerrset sni esezant uethed Of society dsneins VIII
b taught, ss eancei M the fssaonahls saloons 81
laadea 4at fa1is, snd the eFizcfzl cities m Unise
sz4isz- sep7-a
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- HON.. MORRISON HARRIS has been
nominated for Congress IN the third district,
: Maryland. tf i1t8k4Ak8
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Public Sale Of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, Sc, SC,
Belonging to the Estate of John Shelby.


II 'HE undersigned, administrators Of John Shelby,
IL dec ased will offer for sale at Fatherland,
SATURDAY, the lsr day of OCT0BE, next, the fol.
lowing Blonded Horses
TIE celebrated race horse SOCKS and his Dam,
in foal by Albion: and three of his half sisters
one four years old, another thr the third two
years old MARK YOUNG, a Black Stallion, -four
years old, by Albion, ont Of Lilac. The dam of
Bette Martin and three OF her colts: March, (grey }
four years old, and his full brother, (biy,) three
years old, both sired by imported Emu, and a half
brother two years old. sired by Childe Harold. a
Gres Mare, by imported Sovereign, out of Archaic
now in foal by Albion. A Morgan Mare, splen did
animal, about eight y ears old, and her yearng
colt. pair of scotch ponies, tgrey, y well broken
TO harness, one three old and the other four.
ALSO
Three Jacks from four 10 six years old several
work horses and mules, and between fifteen and
twenty head of cattle, amongst which three
young b. lis of the nest blood several wagons and
carts Nth harness, and various farming implements
including No. Reaper. enltivators, poughs, &c.
Pedigrees of the above mentioned ST. ok Will be
given in handbills, 10 be issued Immediately.
TERAS.-Iwelve months credit-nOtes well Sc
cured and payable in Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
V. 5. LINuSI-EY.
Nashville, Aug. 2T-td
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EusT received fresh ssnck af Fancy Gno9s,
- Csusbs, BrushSs, PURSE, Fsckel b.oks, FnriF
Menneiss. leather safeAsls, Irsseilsz c--es, <lei
faeknk f.sshz. t<s Haftns, tsxars, s<r4Es, Telss,
sAls-1 ,. q. HuGL1@
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AM Moaisonezy.san sesss
tvosss an this sisss'sa ~'sA wAl,s ana sl.4ses-
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Canes.
ETNA COAL.

TIE lE1ra al CoaIany having esmps-ted ne r
IL trcsie are isyibs N a large supply q lheif Sc
PEElUk COAL, and are n0s ready - en- al orders
ifpn teg cd freses and ouzterierE Tise pebiir .
inFIts q call and this Cal before purchas-
ing elsewhere Orders c.a se len N Rox - 2. o.,
ser6-u SAN J AGNEW
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TnE Brussels Independence reports that
Gen. Cl~ngr r does uot intend to avail
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SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10, 1857

DEAR SIR: am likely to be the victim of
the unparalleled treachery of those who have
been placed in power throu gh my aid and ex-
erIions. The most potential portion of the
Federal patronage Is in the hands of tho>e.
who, by every principle that should govern
men of honor, should be my supporters, i'll
stead of enemies, and it is being used for my
destruction. My participation in the distri-
button of this patronage has been the source
of numberless ISLANDERS upon me, that have
fostered prejudice in the public mind against
me, aud have created enmties that have been
destructive to my happiness and peace of
mind for years. 1t has entailed untold evils
upon me, and while in the Senate. | will not
recommend single individual to appoint
ment to office in this State. Provided | am
elected, you shall have the exclusive control
of this patronage so far as | am concerned
and in its distribution shall only ask that
it may he used with magnanimity, and not
for the advantage of those who have been
our mutual enemies, aud uuwearied in their
exertions to destroy us. This determination
is unalterable, and in making this declaration,
do not expect you To support me for that
reason. or in any way to be governed by It,
but as have been betrayed by those who
should have been my friends, | am. in q
measure, powerless myself, and dependent on
your magnanlmiiy.
Very rpsnectftilly.
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GENERAL NACHIAERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat turbine aud Reaction Wa
fngihes and Rollers: ter Wheels;
FIGURING AID Grist Mills Tobacco X /. rd Presses.
and Mill Machinery; Water aud Gas ipes Re-
Circular, Slsh aud Muley Gas WORKS
Saw Mills; Castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mill Machinery Il
Crushers; Blast Cylinders;
Cast and Cut 6eering for Gin Machinery, Cranks,
Cotton Mills; Gudgeons, Skating, &c.
An extensive catalogue OF Patterns of Spur and
Devil Geering, Pulleys, Balance and Band Wheels, 20
select from.
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N E w B o o K S
nitting-Work:

knitting-WOrk:
Web Of many Textur :, wrought by RrrH PAR
TISeros, o. p shillaber) price 81 IS Hands, nelly
Illustrated sam Silk has run his race Mrs Par
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A California letter to New York Tribune,

SAN Francisco, August IL, 1852
The war among the politicians still con-
Times. On the evening of the 9th inst, MI.
BRoDERICK made a speech in Sacramento, and
in the course of it read the following letter
fore he (Mr. GwIN) was elected to the United
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