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1nere Ii BOOU grass NOOu anu NultI
al6ng this line. Mr.. Sohon, who had been
sent ahead by Lieut. Mullan some time
since, to make reconnaissance Of a route
up the PalOuse, reported by the Indians as
q good way for the road across the Noun
tains, on the 18th of June had reached the
Tah4Hnah bill, some % miles 10 tho cast
Of Fort Taylor. He had found an excel
sent line for wagon road as far as he had
gone, with but u moderate amount Of work
to de. The route in question strikes the
PalGnse at a point fourteen miles from
Snake river, thence up the Palouse to the
mouth Of Smoke Greek, and thence up its
valley to the Tat-hunah. The Smockle is
represented to run just in the line most de-
sired; it waters valley of easy grade, and
Lieut.. MulIan has determined to locate lis
road along it as far US the Tat.hunah, in
any event, whatever may be the result Of
Mr.. SOhOu's explorations beyond.
THE RAILWAY SURVEY.
At last dates, Mr.. Howard, Civil Engi-
neer, and party had reached point nine
miles below WalIa-wala landing with their
survey and levels. They have continued
to End favorable line for a railway-no
grade exceeding thirty feet to the mile.
Tho latitude of Fort Walla-walla has
been accurately determined to be ACC 03.
FoRr BENTON NJ r. ExPEDnIoN.-We
have adVices from this expedition TO the
4th inst, at which date the road had been
opened TO o point on the PalouSe river
fourteen miles from the Snake-sixty-fou
miles from the Post of WGlla-walla, aud
0inety-fOur miles from Walla-walla Land
ing. The whole command and party are
in good health, and interested in their
work. Mr.. Sohon, whose reconnaissance
IN advance, noticed in our last issue, had
again been heard from. He had reached
. point some ninety miles to the east Of
the Tathu-nah Hill-the great landmark
north Of the Clear Water, and in the line
Of the proposed route, but we regret to
learn had found the Iadlans sulen, inso-
lent, and mAnifestly uIfriendly and danger
Ous. Committing no overt act, they have
refused to serve him as guides, sell him
horses, or hire as exprcssmen. So palpu-
BILE indeed have been the hostile acts and
spirit Of the Indians, that Lieut.. Mullan
has thought it due to Mr.. Sohon to direct
him to return to the maiu body of the ex.
pedition. The Indians who have behaved
in this manner are Occur d'Alenes, whe, it
iS believed, are melted to this conduct by
certain of the upper Nez Perces. These
Indians will yet have to be made fnly uu.
derstand, in the tangible way the Indian
mind can alone be reached-their subordi.
nate position to our people and govern
ment.-Daues Journal, July Is.
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From the Dalles journal.
Operations Of the Fort Benton Military
Read Party.

We have advices from this important
work as late as the 9th Of June, at which
date Lieut.. Mullan was engaged in cross,
ing Snake river. After reflection, and an
examination Of the country, he has been
induced to establish the mouth Of the Tou-
kah-non as the point of crossing Snake
river. He did not move forward from
Snake river before the lst Of July, being
engaged up to that time 10 the passage Of
the river, aud making a good road up to
the table land, en- the cast bank Of Snake
river. From Walla-walla to Snake river
crossing-on this part Of the road a sab.
stantial bridge has been built over the
Tou-chet-the several stages Of the route
have been marked lty posts, branded N
R., military Road), and the distance Of
each post from Walla-walla. Some of the
distances thus indicated, are the following:
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1tairs nearly opposite Mlguires Opera House. Il au
ShoriEed to receive and receipt for subscriptions and
Advertisements in California.
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NEw YORK, Sept 22-william J. Lane. the
transfer ana foreign note clerk Of che Fulton Bank,
arres led on Tuesday on a charge Of emhezziiDg
silty thousand four hundred and fsr,y-two dollars
and thirteen GEMS Of The fuGds Of The Institution
LsRs II i said, admits the aeeusaiioa and be ao-
compsnied the police TO house which he had biz ed
IA West Gi0eteebth street where between IS, 900
AMI S6.OO0 worth Of jsSelry that had bean Iur-
chsssd with the stolen money aud Bestowed upon q
young woman with whom he sustained close rel3-
tions, was recovered.
private stable of the prisoner in Lexington sy-
enue, near Twentieth, also yielded up several thou
sand dollars worth Of the distracted funds in the
form Of four valuable horses, variety CT stylish
carriages and sleighs, and expensive harness. With
these appliances Mr.. Lane asserts tAst he expert
eDces no dfi:ulty in begSiliDg his leisure or in us
ing The money He is msFzied mau but ehildless
and lived at his fathers house in Fourteenth street
Justice Osborne committed him to the Tom5s to
await "a exsminsiicn on the charge The fraud
has been committed Ia such q manner that the IA
Their e the criminal who is the cashier Of ;he bank
will be the Fre4test loser by it, The father is now
old man, 20 years of age, 80 of which have been
in connection with tue bank. of ulblemished repn
tAtion and remarkable for the vigilent care with
which be always guarded the interests Of the irsti
tuition with which he was connected.
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Tic Utah correspondent Of the Bos,su TrupsHey
says mat 'aF'. WILLIAM Hoopgn, recently elect
ed Ma1u2n iogste to Congress, was formerly from
I " SIS u.i, and t2r many years steamboat. Captain
HeMsui TO The valley IL 1850, is a man about fly
years Of age, tai, and has keen black eye, of me-
dunn address, rather pleasing in his manner; he
has only one wife-he has never had more-poses-
s9s large property III the valley, is wholly devot-
ed TO NormOnism, and has taken The oath of a Dan
ite, Int Otherwise holds no office in the church
lie j. probably looked upon by the Gentiles with
more "5asideIatioa than any other man among the
M-r118us
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New YORK American state qIcket

Urea. N. T., Sept % The American State
Convention yesterday nominated the following ticket
selected from nominations of the Republican snd
Democratic parties;
Judge Of Appeals Henry E. Dnis, Republican )
Secretary of Sfate--DAvid r. +. Jones' Democia';
ComptrOller-RObert Dunniston, Republican; Urea
surer-Philip Dorshsimer Repub.ican Attorney
General--Oharies J. Myers Republican; State En-
gineer-Van r. Richmond, Democrat; Canal Com
missioner--W J. Skinner, Dsmocrar; Prison In
spector--N. S. Elderkin, Democrat; Clerk of APP
peals-Chas Hughes Republican.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-25

Ihe Washington Ssr says that quite novel eere-
mony is 10 be performed in Washington next winter
ULued States Senator, who has by some good
chance, secured the good will of our brothers. the
red men, is to be crowned a chief of the Chootaws
by aePutation to be dispatched for that purpose
lie is TO be loaded with all the honors, digniiies
and Immuuidcs Of the position. The ceremony
wi,-, OF course be most interesting. So that We
shall have The first instance on record Of chief
sitting in the Senate This is said TO be really
true-n0 joking, and that the distinguished gentle
man ia quite ready 10 accept
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SOUTHERN PAoTUC RAILRoAD--A special dis.
match TO the Charleston Corner, from New Orleans
dated the goth inst, says letters received Their,
from Dr. JOSEPH FowLRFs, report that the Southern
Pacific Railroad was sold at Marshall, Texas, on
FoSLEEs paying sll debts Of the old Company in
Texas which were not otherwise provided for. All
Interests involved have been tremendously adjust
ed and the State sui for forfeiture Of charter will
be abandoned and the work Immediately COM
menoed EneW. Iron AMI locomotives for the Sc
cOnd section will be purchased immediately
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LARGE IMMIGRATION ExPECrED.-The Liverpool
IIes says has the best authority for stating the
prospects Of emigration to the United States are
''most promising" aud that an active movement for
some months is anticipated The latter emigration
statistics show that while there is falling of in the
Irish emigration the number Of English and Scotch
emigrauts is largely increased.
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A Desirable country Residence.

AN Offering to sell at great basin that valuable Farm
situated about two miles from Nashville adjoining Henry
DIie formerly owed BY L. Lishy, and occupied by Mr.
~ The Farm contains about co the richest and
productive SOIL large Orchard of tie trees,
acres IN berries and lot Of the best Grapes in full hearing
Is hkcontsinS besides kitchen, servants
&c with nice two story oce in the yard, large Stable
a1 Barn an excellent Cstern hDe well. II Is of the
mos esAe places in the vicinity OF Nashville, will be
sou 10" Al immediate applicable he made A '. s. Lind
them. -
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manage hv Ersshets.

EAsroS, Pa. Sept. 22.-The rise in the Lehigh
river was seven feet above the high water marx,
but is now subsiding. There has been no serious
damage to the Lehigh Delaware Division canals
as far as sscertained
The Lehgh Valley Railroad has been obstructed
by several Sides AID the 1ressie work st Allentown
is endangered that trains cannot pass over it ct
present The Pennsylvania Railroad track has also
been damaged by the washing away of portion Of
the emb1t kmebt of MillerstoWn. There has been
only a slight freshet in the Delaware river.
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A special dispatch TO the Charleston Couris, saws
ths Governor Of Louisiana has intsrposod to ar
rest the proceedings Of the Vigilance Committee in
Fsyette Parish
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We see by correspondence published in the
Decatur Ala Times, that Lieut. NJ. F. M.rRY has
accepted invitation 10 deliver the annual address
before the North Alabama Agricultural and Mecban.
cal Association, to be held at Decatur on the 10Th
October next
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TRANSFER OF THF KSoNvILLs RrgsTEG.-The
Knoxville Rfyrisr OF the 22i centaius the snnounce-
ment Of Rev. c. IT, CHARLTON ihat he has sold
shat paper 10 Mr. GEo. W. BRAhFIELp.
IL graceful card announcing the change, ]. +.
LEWIS, the late editor Of The Register, says:
take pleasure IN iur1dIsing 10 The friends Of
the Register, Geo. " Brl5ie'd. Of Clsrk county,
Virginia, who Is now lbr editor and proprietor OF
this old Journal IralGrll Is a EirCiujsu. which
is sufficient guarantee Of his s,undacss and ortiz
odoxy IN the doctrines OF the National Democracy.
hesitate not therefore TO commend him b. this com-
nuni,y and to the friends Of the Register. and be-
speak for hin a cordial and encouraging reception
We wish the new proprietor pleasant and pro
hable connection with the newspaper press Of lhis
State
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The American Bank Note Company has just com
ple:ed contract for the National Bank of Greece,
providing the institution with notes of various de-
nominations engraved in the highest style in which
the at has attained in any country. This is the
first contract Of any magnitude, for bank note en-
craving ever executed in this country for any Eu-
ropesn Government; sud, having been awarded to
United States engrayers contrary TO all precedent,
sai in the face of the strong competition offered by
the engravers of Europe, may very naturally be
construed as a high compliment to American art.
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Atelegrsphic dispatch announces the total loss Of
Rosa Island, near Pensacola, during the storm Of
Saturday, the 18th inst, Her officers, crew, and
store, have been saved.
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The latest accounts from Texas report good rains
tlOugh the region that had suffered from drought,
sRo tbs ercps we're improving,
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The rioters on the Erie Railroad have been exam
iuCd and 80 were detained and the remainder dis
charged. The wives of many of the prisoners were
in the Courthouse pleading in piteOus terms to have
their husbands let off. One woman, who was in q
very delicate condition, declared she hsd nothing
in the house for herself and children to eat, and
they either let her husband out or take the rest
of the family in
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EDRn2
Nashville Building Association.
SALE Of LOT,

WYE have full supply Of Clever, Timothy Herds Grass
Wv Blne Grass and Orchard Grass Seeds the lowest prices
sspl5-lu ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
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me le'ler PurpO-ting to be from Judge DOUGLAS
- STONE, about HOmAR's rights, is said to be
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DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w III L $ * II Y.
fioa. ne Rep Orleans risays.s.
TEyHK putv Of this Whisky is vcrias to nv the ,esHs
Northern men o. science, - Dr. Chiffon sha noted
New Ysrt Chemist friend Of ours who understands such things
able we can safsls this valley kssy foss IL
Heed Of ssoOd stists,
Days Aromatic valley whiskey.
FROM The Crescent.
EOts particle Of sychnue in 1.-THE We have tasted for
many da5.
DaIYss Aromatic valley Whkakey.
FROM tie Daily 7ras Data, 6eo Orleans.
Though much Of Judge We may say and endorsed
very nostTv az n Monougshela mauufsetursi sT Hn ri
Daiy Is 1nequalsd for PUri" and FIavor By any n the
market.
Daly,s Aromatic valley whIsksy.
Fson. tie AempAts Dazv Appsal.
BY COED judges ts Re free from all deerious
Of al 1oisonsps GsnfotNs which exercise lnwhoesOne
= M osonS bsyeraze that are -ss-sjiv ir,sssd Sr
WAisksy sn imposition and curH
Daly,s Aromatic VALLEY whIskeT.
From he GssrviQa 6gti-sa.
Iths pleasant suIant peculiarly adapted to the
cure nvAls who need pure t0Sc, without much Of hs al
eShoe principle
DaIYSs Aromatic valley WhiakeY.
From tie 6aleessoa ETa.
We have hesitation IN prOnOanng equal. superior,
to any We have ever drank
DaIy's Aromatic Valley WhtskeY.
From tie Memphis Daily Ergls d Enquirer.
II has been pronounced BY the highest scoutfc medical
sutortv pure and healthy 5nulant entirely free from dele
FERROUS adxturs We can recommend with perfect confidence
to those require alcoholic stmuan for medical VF
o1s ''Dalys Valley whisky superior to Gin, Cordial
French Brandy Pert an Madeira Wines, and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold 10 this market foe not Of
then fOuni in state No intelligent physician
would the shnesJ prescribe sport Wine" French
are had, except by base compounds in the Mississippi
Valley.
you'd recommend it suitable medicinal and public
poses. CHAs. 7. JACKSON,
State AszAyer, Bostso.
its without any felstsrous adniKture.
JAS. X. CHIFFON, n. D., New York.
Entirely frea from adseraIng ngrelents, 50 frequently
used JAS. J. MAPEs, New York
III Consumers esn depend upon getting artisis when
they the Valley Whisky, Is sold by the bottle and case
only. VIZ DASl,
For sale III Nashville By JOSEPH NASH.
ssp2l-i3n
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Furnishing and FnncY Goods.

VTTB receiving aue assortment Of Furnishing
w Goods, Of which, We name the following shrts,
bzcing variety Of pattern and latest styles Collars
Gloves psDder, Robes Travelling shaws Neck Ties Pccks
HandEechiefs Umbrells Underwear variety Of Half
Hose, Cotton, Wool, HenO and Cashmere, Gauntle Of
BuCkskn. Kid And Calf Money Belts, &C., for sale by
sep3 J. H McaILL.
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DIR. KINGS DgsPENsARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES'

DR. KING, fDrneriy q N's Forf' ior ne p :
itS four years Of Louisville, Ksnfnesy, -o - -.
-Totsd rs attention 10 the treatment Of
tbirtv years asfers himself haTtns atieiiee =
ruanv vssrs AMI r,srei % nsDy thousaii, ue
nj ~ rivs nature. uaitaz hos - =
e .niIral treatment, - ron = -, ei,-
~ x;. S,s-sr h No. . Deaieriek sirs Oeezy
-hsrs h. cures all diseases o. private .-tans-
A s i without nEucous medicine OF iatsfie'eset
RON business n, Ar recent seciual cured n ~
s.fion which pain hdere Aetrscsnfe
JAYS hy foet b enoyl- Perhaps no disease ca - aore
eAlse'i neal,. 5srmiues he constitution 90 0ucl
nntei An an TIE diseases Of tbs ckn, growing out % neg
sfPhiLs. an efectuaily cured IN nv ay1s
iect o. particular attention having ben .
s5 an the consequences grosng ou % e, hroef
THIS - 800 BIZ destructive habia o. inconsdaat1
40 ~ 80 sssVs fnysnce q Tie passions neE ocf e
rerulns constitution, rendering he 1uert IA
se a. society, and causing premature old So
ns No nav lahorsng Eh any tneulty Of ta Ho1r
-. s.-,-sd of mnadlafs RELIEF.
abroad, By writing and stang her ose "a
directed Dr.. A. King, No. p pesderck 49,,
ram will th8 neeassry meile asnt 70 80
,th Necessary drectSas. strct 1ecsy oeserse o.
So 49,, 90 closk IN te morning uaa h the evening"
raaga3. Isss-dkElz
CUnEBERLAND COAL.
wuxrr v.sATtlis Coal conpanT Ein lrsa us - -
ir superior coal At IS and = eans pc basal ~ -
css.ou Cs.rry ssss, sssEs-a Enlaa aaa ohzrs.
raAa =.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
SSEL q THOM PSON,
UNION STREET.
. casks Extra Sugar cured Beef
do do do do Hams;
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
50 boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
40 do do Western Reserve d.
I hale New Hops for Bakers use;
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne;
20 do Widow chicquot Do
$4,000 well assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer RaisiDs;
20 half boxes Layer Rs,sink
10 barrels Texas cans;
10 dy Cream Nuts:
10 chests Green and Black Teas
10 barrels superior bFsnSs Scotch Ale in 1zFS;
do do do do do IN Qlss
10 do do do London Porter In GIsss,
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS
Our stock Is known be larger ssssrtsd than any
other in line in Nashville tercrs 70 YszF Advantage
70 examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Our Terms cash aud aetsresa cssh huTeS
shall have every advantage.
Of our firm goes East purchs. person aa
guarantee in few weeks fresh we'll selected ssSck
embracing all the different articles E hrsoch Of trade
VESSEL = THOMPSON,
auR9i Nos. 20 and a. Union srSst.
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HEINDRECH a KURLY,
THE GRE STEST OVERS AND sCOURERS
IN THE SOUTH AND WEST,

THAYE engaged Nj JOHN TRAEDE Cutter and TsiIor h
HI Is the best cutter and otter In the country.
HENDRICH KrsLV have each been engaged Overs in TILL
city years, and have always given sasaetien
cleaning, dyeing. repairing and in prices
Orders Be let at their Oeo No II Public Square,
l6 Cedar Street sepl3-am
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DY virtue Of dead Of Mortgage, executed BY Thomas C
Parker Nashville Building Association Of record
the Registers Of Davidson sOunsy. BOOK No. 90 D. 04
will proceed sl for cash. Saturday 24h day OF Sep
TENDER 1889 the lot piece Of ground described in said
being the Corporation line fronting any feet on Gay
street, running back hundred and alley,
being the los conveyed to Thomas c. Parker by A.
shankland registered In book 81 page I7ave feet
east side Of said lot having been proposed be contributed
alley. fall description Of Iot rsfeence
made Mortgage. Right OF redemption waived
deed The title 10 said ots believed perfect, but the
Building Association will only convey such title As s vested in
them.
Sale At the Court-hOass yard at the usual hour.
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer
sspl4 ID o. Nashville building Associations.
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PRICES, $50, $50, $50 AND 500.
THE GENUINE
HOW ESEWENG MACHINES,

Are adapted 70 all kinds Of Sewing dSne by Sewing Ma.
Chfness They direct Inspection
MI HOWE hsel Of the best materials in the most thorough
and substantial manner BY sfn and experienced wokmen,
and the most simple and dITEos Machines Market
II Every Machine fully Warranted.
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permanent office has teen established city, tha
sale Of the above Machines where also always be found
good stock Of Sewing Machine Findings AOWe's I'Exr
celSiOr" Ihachine Twist, SC
Inc public are desired examine, snd purchase where
suited. CONE BROS General Agents,
No. %. Union Street Nashville, Tenn
sep25-dly over the ROOF Store of Iohn YORK q 90
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MUslGs
DR0F. o. BECKER respectfully informs the pub
lie that be is organizing his classes the following
Lessons Piano. Flute, Violin Guitar cultivation the
voice. dollars when bis Hays,
College Street. next door End Presbyterian Church
ton OF charges where two branches studied by
same person.
NJ B-As few Of my hours net TAKEN applicants are
requested word Bensons Music Store or my
before LIST of September promising
ties laLE25-dln D. BECKER,
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TnE Posr OFFICE DEPARTuEsr "A Washington
dispatch TO the Louisville papers, dated thu % inst
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For s Leather Stitching such as BOOT SHOE work. Car
rsge Trimming Harness Stitching sc, &C. have always held
reputation above other Machine fact universally
admitted Leather Machines Snall Needle
tar Howe CyliHder Machines
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VNyE for sale public AusloA, the fubuS
Wv Square, Saturday, September ssh, SeeeRd6asd
Buggy, Plaster Ornaments, the Propes Of }. H. IN Ia
Hay deceased Sale at hour T. b GLAscOC ABcSn
Ger, u wS q. s sT5SSk;ELu, Administrator
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NEGRO GIRL FOn SALE
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIs.

Notice.
TEJUR Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the ETNI
4 MINING and MANUFACTURING Co., will Be heldK
the Office OF the Company No o Broadway in die city 81 Gss
York, Mon5ay Septemir nsXtrs 70 ooS u
l. ELA1S ceSEesaEF.
Nev York Aug l. fSJg augia-dtSept32
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The PoTAIo Crop IN IRELAND.-The potato
blight in ils worst form, has attacked the crop in
the naigaborhoOd of Cork, Ireland. The Eraminsr