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FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. II. 1885.

THE MAJORITY RUIR.-1he CHto1 and
american argues most strangely and sbsurdly,
that the majority rule OF the American party
IS in conflict with the right Of the majority of
the uhoZe people of the State, county, or dis
trict. 10 decide who shall hold office-that be-
cause majority Of theParty may be minority
of the whole people, yet the party, being a
majority, by obeying majority nomination in
its own ranks, and thus electing its candidate,
may defeat the constitutional right Of the ma
jority of the whole people to decide who shall
hold Office What egregious fallacy. First
the voter has right to subject his vote to the
condition Of majority nomination-hs vote
is bis property, and he has right to dispose
of IL as he pleases lie votes at the polls rs
one of the constitutional majority whenever
he votes for the successful candidate-there
alone the Constitution recognizes his vote, and
does not 90 behind the record to enquire into
his right to vote for or against a majority
nominee. That right is sacredly guaranteed to
hint is indefeasible and incontestable. Sc
condly-the Unions argument would apply as
well to every Wing or Democratic majority
nomination ever made-and its practical en-
forcement would have prevented Andrew
johnson from being first nominated for Gov
ernor two years ago; for it cannot be denied
with any plausibility, that the preferences for
Hon. Andrew Ewing over him as then indi-
Gated by delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, united with like preferences OF
outsiders among the Ohoie people, would have
made Mr.. Ewing the chosen favorite over him
by an overwhelming majority.
That they exacted tl'O-tbirdS majority,
or that Governor Johnson received it after
Mr.. Ewing's name was withdrawn, does not,
in effect, alter the case, because two-thirds of
the democracy do not constitute majority OF
the people Of Tennessee. Pity the Union can.
not avoid stultifying itself, and condemning
its own party organization.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
From the Rev. Dr. + Edgar.
NAsHvHLE, August 4, 1855.
Ma SFNxNSs-Dear Sir :-TTavinV used for
pBr Of neVy invented Brazilian Pebble speutaces
feel hesitation in testking their superiority
any glasses heretofore known In addition their
mechaui.m a and comfort eye preserv.
ing il alike from oi pain uneasiness 10 tie eye,
however long any time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, 1T. EDGAR.
From VIM II. Hagan., E.q.,
NASHVILLE, August s, 1873.
Mr. sFNNcxs AMER having used pair Of your "BraIi
take pleasure in doing that they erior to
have ever used. Respectfully. &c,
WI. HAGANs.
From B. n. Harris, Esq,
agree with W. Hagans Eq., in the above certificate
and take pleasure in amending al persons who ar in
% superior sp-caces 10 purchase - Mr. Semmous
consider them superior 10 any have ever used.
b. ID HARRIS
From A. W. Huuf, w. d.
vERSoS, August g. 1855.
Of their superiority all others have used"
Prom Rev. J I'M ". Ogden.
WHTTE HALL, August s, ISIS
Mr. J. II. SFMNoSs-Dear Sir.--I have used q pair Of
your impr we'd Spectacle for sb ut two weeks aud find
mrnaed ofny friends 10 and Try hen and they
much pleased with them. never frt tired while read
ing or wtiliug with them tor hogrs together.
Years very, sincerely, JOHN W. OGDEN.
sF7- Mr. semnor may consulted at his once over
W. Berry's Book store, on the Square. aug lS-u
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ErOn the Knoxville wig.
"Amsricspr Never surrender

This should be the motto Of the American party
in Tennesse, and throughout the Union, as we have
no doubt il Is. Our prospects daily Frightening,
although Nc have been hard pressed in Tennessee.
We had the party in power In the State, the force
of the Federal Government and the Foreign ele-
ment, all 20 run against. Some few have gone out
from us, but these will soOn be replaced by four
times their number. When we have all local intor-
ests set aside candidates and their numerous friends
and relatives out of the way, and the great issues
Of the day fairly before US, upon the Presidential
question: we are bound 20 succeed. Tennessee
will 60 for the American party By an overwhelming
majority. The result Of the late election fully jus
tiles US 10 .his statement Let not the friends Of
our cause, and our glorious principles. be IL the
least discouraged The people are with us and
they will yet sustain at the ballot boz Such Is
our faith and our PRACTICE shall accord With
belief We are now enlisted, and We mean 10 fight
10 this great battle ill victory Perehes upon our
standard IN November, 1850
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L nd for Sale.

I OFFER FIR sale C,Ool SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -.
Il OF LAND lying on N Columbia Central Turn pike C5
koa seven miles on C0um bia and four from, Nh
ant, being plrtof The trNct rh I reside
rms Land IS equal superior 90 any ia Maury county
~ "r watered Ve celebrated Dcvrrs Spring being on
the part odere for sa) vel tin bsrrd and veil improved
There are on the preuis beautiful buidn sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
viii BE- dis iled 10 SUIT purchasers r. soli in a body
For further Information ply to AshwoOd P Ofce
Maury county, Tennessee.
susll-d LUCIUs J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville j urnal please COPY
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A Gard.

q IarUs
ME, the undersigned having examined with attention,
w the construction and operation Of CHILD'S GRAIN
SEPARATOR and witnessed with surprise and pleasure its
thorough act in cleansing the fuules Wheat Of cheat
cookie dirt and particularly SMUT which is removed from
the wheat without breaking he ball so1g the grain
impressed that this Machine most necessary for the Of
Farmers and Mler TO prepare the whesti merchant
able condition hr the hor and foreign markets, and to
enable farmers compete with those Of the North and
Ia in raising aud selling grain.
We the undersigned therefore feeling the importance Of
OBJ ming improved article Z wi eat in the condition
described prepared offer 10 per
ke FOR all heat cleaned through Chids Grain sepa-
rators. SEYMOUR, FANNING 4 co.
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
W. ". GORDON co.
J. 4 r. YEATMAN,
Guglc-i1WS r. G. DANDY.
ChURCH ANDERSON.
J. \. Nc ULSTER A co
JOHNSON d WEAVER.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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A PARAGRAPH WE WISH COPIED BIT oUR Elk.
cHANGEs.-Some of the anti American organs
continue to reiterate the false and absurd statement
that if full vote had been polled in this city Col
Preston and the anti American ticket would have
received a majority. We have exposed the entire
fasitv Of this statement heretofore and now refute
it gain. The largest vote ever cast in this city
was considerably less than 5000. The American
party at the last election polled 3.074 votes for
Morehead and 3,00s for MARSHALL, excluding the
vote Of Portland being more than a minority ofdny
vote ever pOlied in tbs city. After 2 o'clock in
the afternoon hardly any votes were given by eth
er party but up to this the majority for the Amer
lean party steadily increasing, and there be
no doubt that if there mad been no disturbance the
vote Of that party would have risen TO at least 81
soc or $500 votes; and by no possibility could the
anti American vote have exceeded $500 votes
The attempt of the anti-Americap organs hereto
fore to magnify minority Of at least thousand
votes into majority is toompudent and bareficed
for liberation Zfhe ballot Dor had been carried TO
every legal voter in Louisville Monday last the
majority pod hare been at least thousand Uotes
If none but votes of native born citizens had been
counted the the vote would have been as 6 or Z to
/. OF the $500 votes we have estimated for the
suti Americans in this city fully three fourths are
foregners.-LOu Jour.
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Ho. for Kingston prings!

TINfIE undersigned have made an arrange m fnssS>
ment with MIR. james J. Baker, to run 1fSS+l-s4as
six pa senger omnibus to the springs three 49,
times week Fare each two dollars. Office At the
Sewanee House, where seats NAV be secured.
The omnibus will leave Nashville pUncfadly at o'clock,
A. VI N Tuesdays. Thursd avs, and Saturdays.
Returning will leave the Springs puRefHdHy AZ same
hour. MOnda' D. Wednesdays and Frid sys.
Careful Or yers, good horses Portable omnbusez and
delightful place % reso.t thus offered 20 the p0bc
NJ pains viii be spared to make the trip pleasant and
jouIn at Kings.on agreeable.
je2t-2m EJ&J KREIDER.
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r. G. McNAIRY & co.

II AVE this day received per Express only SIX days out
Ii from New ork, beautiful lot Of
French Ell Collars, Sleeves and emiEettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Edgiugs and Insertings,
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, new styles;
Plain, Checked ami Figured Nsinsooks;
Plain and Striped India Diutes;
Small Red and White Fans;
Splendid Bridal Fans;
Pa.n Aousln De LANES and Bersges for Travelling Dress
es Pocket HAnIkechiefs, Night Caps Glove Boxes, and
nice little things tedious meaton, all Of which
will sell AZ the lowest possible prices
We shall receive during the coming week OF the arg
stocks o. English and American Carpets brought 70
this market K. G. MeNAiRY q CO,
iy2S College street.
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CoRREcrroY. In our list of members elect
TO the Legislature, as published yesterday
morning, by mistake, ALFRED P. HALL, Sens-
tor elect from Benton, Humphreys, Perry,
Decatur and Henderson, was put down as ANITA,
instead of American. Mr.. Hall was member
of the last Senate, and is one of Sans ablest
REPRESENTATIVES in the Western District.
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In this connection the Journal remarks:

III ills CODIleCllpD IIiC OOuTHuS iCtilai hS
In the first ward riots, there are some remarka-
bic features deserving particular notice. There
were some t0eaty or tcenty fire Americans shot aud
wounded by German and Irish before any violence
was offered to the foreigners. The Germans and
Irish were all armed, aud they commenced the at
tack upon the Americans almost simultaneously at
the Brewery upon Green street. and upon Campbell,
Clay, Shelby, Hancock, Green Marshall and Mad
iSon streets. The Germans were found congrega-
ted in large body at the Intersection OF Campbell
and Green streets, armed TO the teeth before there
was the slightest indication OF difficulty in that
portion of the city. When the Germans were
urged by the police officers to go quietly home
and put away their guns, their only answer was a
voley OF bullets, aud, even when the Americans
had passed the houses of Germans without attempt
ing TO offer any violence whatever, the dastardiy
Germans opened their gates and DISCHARGED thelr
guns at the Americans woundmg children who
were following the crowd. The Americans were
SHOT cJ'cn aud crippled and MANNED by bullets and
buck shot fired from guns in the hands OF Germans
and Irishmeu, while the foreigners, who were IN
turn attacked by the Americans, were with, we
believe only one exception beaten with sticks and
stones.
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FLOUR DEPOT.

AND TOBACC AGENC
TUE subscriber, having the Agency Of following Mills;
Mitcheville Mills, Spencrrs Mills, Silver Spring Mills
Logan Mills Nashville City Mlsali Of which are iustIv
celebrated for their superior brgudsW keep con. spv
on hand supply OF Fresh flour. AL FLOUR Of the
above brands sold nv me, will be warranted. Also agent
for the sale Of Orn Meat nom above Mills CITY
dealers and consumers viii ind IL to their interest TO call
and examine D, stock.
tobacco have now in store n large quantity Of
virginia ant Tennessee TOBACCO which l an oHsrnz 70
The trade ut unusual low prices.
IVA full assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. C. handy
No. 30 College street,
Jyll-dlm door IRON Broad.
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~ All About the War! -A
Tho NtorY of the Cnmpnigm:

Ihe story OF the Campaign
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written IN
aTeut in the Crimea, by Maj e. Bruce Hamley, author
Of LADY Lees Wdowhood"
This work recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations: 81 The author Is
comp ished officer of the British army. @ He now
gagged in the and has bssn from the g. He has
already established brilliant reputation an author
This Narrative OF the War written on the spot s. II
contains complete account Of the the beginning
G. Il enghens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
eB- The above with many other books, he had
Of TO0N, NELSON l. CO.,
jy15 a. Union street.
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them say "murder him, he's Waterman" They
overpowered me, cutting my hand and kicking me
on the neck after was down. was senseless for
three hours, and wac doubtless left on the ground
for dead. was perfectly sober all the morning
GEO. w. BURGE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me Aug. 9, IS.
o. II. STRATTON, n. 2.
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En9 CAIRO

THE new and splendid light water n c -
l. steamboat X. l.. COBB l.. NOR FINHnEgStS1 |
THERS, Master, will leave for the aboves<k2s=s
port SATURDAY sth at ~ o'cloc> A. NJ. For iregh
passage apply on board or to
augl7-2t J. 4 r. YEATMAN, Agents
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w III &c h:
THE EIGHT or TIE

THE RIGHT OR THE LETT
TooN NELSON CO. have just received several new works
One OF the number is
''The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits e-ke its sketchirgs graphic its pic
lures powerful and aim noble 80 KrJrOR," ReU. NchO-
las Murray d D. jyl6
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ABHOTT.S NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, BY John
s. G. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANoUE or Social and Religious Customs In
France, by Eugene de Courcillon. lr2s
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9 u LOOMS CO. sole Agents ar Gsshsills. will
u furnish The people q fsnnense With al the dnerent
kinds Il WINE made ~ ne ny cl1ennati whelusa o
pFiesa Ala the caiAsbn Grape castinss Or panslns
Cali aRd thsm- n. LiNGWoRTh.
Uar3a csnosnnsii. 0hie.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

ANEare prepared to pay the HIGHEST NAFrrr
W PRICE for ~ heat assd Corn, A. the N.sh
Ve Ciiy Mill, AMI desire III the wheat CIR Wers ~ o. y,
cal before selling elsewhere Likewise we shaD ~
pared to eNchang- Flour for Wheat on such term a. ,
"e - ~ % y e. HAMMOND co
price for Wheat clean through ~
CHILD's GRAIN SEPARATOR.
Jeii-"AT"u u. n. Co
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PROHIBITION LAW.

PHUIIThIIbN INV.
Let them and exclsim they win pass a.,
And declare We 20 drink shan get after,
We give them, BY way ~ reply,
A shout Of d-rision and laughter.
Fot { who taste LgDHs s AndgDs
so delicious aud exqustr hnd 10,
That never could tyranny gain
The right % restrict not sell %.
. I'HE q1s'ity ~ these r OMATIC SCHIEDAM
Il sCHNAPPS j. ~ we'll known that they DO net need
the pung that Il appears others do One trial al that IL
required 10 eo1yi person % their superior quAy
Sold wholesale aud retail b. the sole ProPrietos,
LYONS 4 CO.,
Bts 10 Cedar street.
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NNEEB,S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE GASES ARGUED AND DETERMIV-
Ed IN Tue SUPREME COURT or TENNESSEE, oy JoHx
L. T. sSEFD. Vol. now ready and for sale by
mT26 W T. BERRY 4 CO
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cB- Having bought the interest OF Mr.. r 8. CHURCH
sh III continue the Boot and shse business at the old stand
az College street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL and shall
shortly receive from the Eastern large additions to
present stock; TO axe for which will sell por
ton Of the stock on hand at very low prices.
augiT JOHN RAMAGE
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WIN. H. Richardson states on oath-That on
Monday, Aug. 9th, detection day. about % o'clock,
p. m, was quietly walking out Shelby street. just
south of Madison, when mot an American)
from the second lot cast Of Shelby street. dscharg
ed double barrelled shot gun, taking effect in my
leg and breaking the leg Of Nj. Latta who was with
me. There was at the time, no disturbance on the
street We then got into hack aad started down
Madison street with some other persons who did
not know. We discovered a large crowd Of Ger
mans and Irish, armed with double barreed guns
and reviewers, at the corner OF Clay and Madison
streets, and they commenced firing on the hack
Mr. Latta and the gentlemen with US laid down in
the bottom OF the hack / being too tall TO shield
myself in that way, got out and ran with the hack
between me and the mob, and was shot in the leg
the shot passing under the horses and the hack
when we got opposite the crowd we had to pass
between them and a cart on the opposite side of
the street; an IHshmau from behind the cart shot
me, the ball passing through the calf Of my right
leg / then found was losing strength, and opened
the hack door and threw myself in the hack whilst
the horses we're running. Ny legs hung out and
In that condition / was shot in the legs under the
hack
i have in both legs lis shot and bullet wound,
and one shot in my right hand.
WI. RICHARDSON.
Subscribed aud sworn TO. August s, 1855.
o. II. SrRATT0N, n. P.
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WUOL! WOOL!I

WOOL! WOOL!! WOOIIYr
tASlI and the highest marAet price pad for good cIs,
~ washed Wool, BY YEA"
W GB D. D. DICKEY.
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH cash cpital OF from $500 TO $1,000 In lucra
w tive, geneel business whose time would be quirrd
only from A NJ to5P NJ. To a gentleman Of good sd
dress handsome income may be realized. Good security
given for amount invested. If preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed.
Address, sta ing where an interview may be had, to
s0UTHERNER, Post Office.
N,B.-Persons not having the above amount OF Cash
need not apply sugl7-1t
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NOTICE
eB The very great demand Tor Mr.. SERMONS Brazilian
Pebble Spectaces has induced him proong his stay in
this City until Saturday, September tt those in Of
these celebrated Glasses should call without deav
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DISSOLUTION

IHE copartnerhip heretofore existing between the SUBJ
L scribers, under the style OF RANAGE CHURCH,
dissolved the 7ih ns by mutual consent. All accounts
due the late firm to be paid to j. Ramage who will pay
all claims against the arm.
JOHN RANAGE,
auglT 4. S. CHURCH.
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FLOOR! FLOURll

NY quantity q FLOUR, god brans and good epoper
~ age can be sold delivered = NV ware house
ID. DICKEY,
Augo No. 5 College street
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Wheat i! Wheat /!

i'm THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED wur.r
wanted deliverable nc Warehouse hv m. Ism -,
for which We viii pay IS cents per bu,hel g. lbs
SugS W. n. GORDON A co
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READ FOR YOURSELVES.

OAFt IOHlsOh
NASHVILLE, Aug. 12 1855.
DEAR sIR-I have for several weeks pair al your
BTazian Pebble Spectacles and hesitation in stat
ing thai consider them much superior to other
me- and have taken pleasure in recommending the
Of them to my friends, in prrferenHe any other.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
o. JOHNSON.
] q. sEMNoNs, Nashville.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY,

DOCKS will be opened ut the Office Of LINDSLEY a
ID CROCKETT, SO College street. MONDAY, the ed
inst r the purpose Of receiving subscriptions Cap
ta Stock Of the Spring 81 Get Bridge Company and will be
kept open from day day until Stock sufficient sub
seribed organize the Company provided the
cooperating said Company.
JOHN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS HORSON,
JOHN b. McgERRIN, SCommlsslo's
ISAAC LIrroN,
list A. VS. LINDsLEY,
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Wheat! Wheat!

w ANFED i'o,0"0 bushels Wheat delivered a. y,,h
w vile ~ which the highest market price viii be "a
u eash ~ SACKS In any quantity urui,sed o order
CHURCH A DERSON
"usf-im Nos I ami Broad 81
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Cash for Wheat.

market price.
JOS. NASH,
aug16-d1w No. 81 College street.