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berabieBung Der Vreile BON Jtcblen.
!. Die greiie pen GOft fnb Bis ouf weitere Nadriht we fcIo.:
Spft yuinp Gpfe So. 90 pfr Ppob go
Suft pail Gufs AS
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1871 Snp. s. gBertb, @scnt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

sometimes with the Democrats and sometimes with
the Black Republicans In fact, their number in
Congress small as to render it impossible for
them to have any weight at ali, except by uniting
with one or the other Of the great parties, which
were always opposed to each other. IL was asserts
ed in Washington, aud l believe with truth thst,
throughout the greater part Of the winter the Know
Nothing leaders we're in caucus and consulting with
the Black Republicans, with the object, ? union
of the two, TO form opposition TO the Democratic
party. What fate those consultations finally had
cannot pretend precisely to knoF but this have
SEEN that the party ia Kentucky, with wonderful
celebrity has changed its boosted name Of Ameri-
>an and now styles itself the Opposition parry"
In conclusion, gentlemen, ! will cay that have
seen no reason TO doubt the correctness Of the 20
sitions which assumed three years ago. l believ-
ed, then, that the only great political eontest in
the country was between the Black Republican par
| u aud the Democratic parfy--that the stake play
] ed was for the Union itself believe that next
/ year. under whatever name the opponsnts of the
Democrats msy be arrsyed We shall have the same
/ battle over again. Whilst l cannot expect every
measure OF the Democratic Administration TO ac-
cord precisely with my judgment. any more than
could the measures of any other party be expect
ed 10 accord fully with the opinions Of each indi-
vidnsl member Of it; and whilst in the selection Of
men, shall feel myself free to vote or not to vote,
according to my own choice Il my iatenfiOa By
~ h0noro5le ia say P0er, 10 SUSTAIN and sap
port Tie Democratic party, s only POiical orgaHi
-rfioa 'hieh has The rV and he poesr 10 preserve The
Union from dissolution
! am, eootiem5n, with great respect,
Your obt servant JAMES 3. CLAY.
Messrs W. knight W E. Cock, j. N. Easley.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

DEATH OF GEN. L. NJ. CAMPBELL. 1t is with
sorrow that we record the death of General L. NJ.
CAMPBELL, of Brownsville which occurred on the
2Sth ult. General C. has been suffering from con.
sumption for some time, and recently visited Flor-
da, in the hope that the genial climate and warm
air Of that land of flowers would restore him, or
relieve his malady; but, alas instead of finding
health, he met death, having breahed his last there
His remains arrived in Memphis on Sunday last in
charge Ofmembers of his family, who were taking
,them to Brownsville for interment AGen. CAMPBELL
was the third son of the late DR.. ALEXANDER A.
CAMPBELL OfJackson, Tenn. He was man of deN
cided ability, lawyer of euinence and prominence,
well as most useful and exemplary member of
the community in which he lived.
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The Irish.

Those who have heard Gel. NETHERLANDS speeches
in this canvass, have been as much Disguised as
amused at his attempts to win over the Irish, by
resort TO the coarsest sort of blarney The of
Erin are too shrewd to be deceived by his fair
phrases. They will not forget the insults and in
dignities they have received from this Know Nothing
party to which Col NETHERLAND belongs. They
will not forget how they were driven from the polls
denied the rights which the laws of the country
confer upoa them, and forced to submit though
freemen, TO the treatment of slaves by this
same Know Nothing organization. They cannot
forget how their cOuntrymen and kindred were
murdered in cold blood at Louisville, New Or
leans and Baltimore by Know Nothing DULLES,
who are Col NETHERLANDS sworn brethren in the
Know Nothing order. He himself after taking
citizenship among us is seeking to cajole them
into his support. He claims TO be half Irishmsn
himself The Irish are not as proud Of the connec-
tioR as he seemed to expect.
A friend overheard conversation on the day Of
the speaking in this city, between one of the Know
Nothing file leaders and an Irish labOrer.
Know NOTHING" Well Brady, amt you going to
vote for Netherland g.
"And what for will vote fer him % replied
Brady.
"Why, he's kin to you, he says
"And do ye 'hink I'll be voting for the sPalpeeu
when he's gone and dsgraoed his kin, the ugly know
perthin?'
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~ ola CIar Whirs.

We commend to the perusal Of our Wing friends,
the letter Of Hon. JAMES b. Clay of Kentucky,
which we publish in another column. 1t will be
read with respectful attention by the admirers of
HENRY CLAY, who repudiate this present Black Re-
publican coalition, they repudiated the secret
oaths and proscripdye doctrines of KnOWsNothing-
sm.
Col. NErHgRLASD having justly forfeited the sup
port of old Wings by his connection with Know
Nothingism, is trying TO win them back by fattery
and compliments. The Colonel certainly has q very
poor opinion Of the intelligence of the gentlemen
he is attempting 10 cOnciiiate. They know what
tiatterng phrases are worth on the lips of candi
date who deserted the Wing party ia the days of its
disaster, and is now trying to secure therad in sus
tanning the hopeless cause of Kuow>Nothingism
and his own desperate fortunes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
rhe Rnnnernnd NJ. Le1cher.

More than two weeks ago the Banner published
some extracts, accompanied by editorial comments,
intended to produce the impression that Hon. JOHN
LETCHBE, Democratic candidate for Governor in
Virginia, was opposed to the Fugitive Slave Law.
We complained of this injustice at the time and ex
pressed regret that the Banner had not referred
to the official records of Congress, where it would
have found that it was "Dunns amendment" q
free soil measure introduced for the purpose of re-
enactng the Missouri restriction and repeating the
Kansas Nebraska Bill, that Mr.. LETCHER said he
would have voted against. We showed that every
Southern man in the House, including General
ZoLLICoFFER and the entire Tennessee Delegation,
opposed this measure.
The Banner has never repaired the injustice it
has done Mr.. LETcHER, and has never corrected the
erroneous impression it has produced, with refer
ence to his position. We hope our contemporary
will explain its readers the true state of the case
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
TENNEssEE SPRING FAIR.

FHyE 81 annual Spring Exhibition Of the Davidson County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association will open Nash
vile 18th Of May, and continue four days The Society
confidently expect greatly increased interest and attraction
this Fair over any similar occasion, in the exhibition Of agrcu
implements and machinery, and the number and quality OF
stock much Of which will offered for sale. We cordially
cooperation observing public alive to their inter
specially interested in advancing the great canse sought
promoted by this enterprise Tickets Of membership admit
ting the holder the privileges Of the grounds during the Fair
in the Socieys meetings for the present year, and
family tickets allowing families the grounds and the
holder privileges above, had OF the Treasurer,
Ro Lus ESQ., bis Office in the city, the former ST. and
the latter 81 Programmes in pamphlet form containing the
premium rules and regulations &C. be had by applying
at the Homestead office, opposite the Sewanee House.
Persons wishing The privilege Of furnishing refresh
ens on grounds during the Fair, will please apply to Thos
Z. johnson. Treasurer.
may 6-td. ROBT. c. FOSTER 4th, Pres.
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HAYWOOD CoUNTY.-We learn from Maj. Conner,
Of Lauderdale county, that Col Thomas Claiborne,
Of Haywood. was yesterday nominated by the De-
mocraoy as the candidate of party to represent
the counties of Madison, Haywood, Lsuderdsle and
linton in the upper branch of our next State Legis.
lature. This district was ably represented at The
last session by our friend Ambrose Read, Of Madi>
SON Mr.. Claiborne is eminently worthy to be made
his successor, and will make a strong canvass and
good run In putting two such men as Claiborne
and Lea on the ticket, old Haywood has done nobly
They are both gentlemen for whom and whose sue.
cess the Democracy viii delight to do battle. We
shall look for a bumper in their favor in August
next-HfempIis Appeal, May g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
HAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS
Ian RS

iING ia jackson county, twenty miles from the -
Bay on the AaTdad river, at the head Of naTiga s
tion at Texana: SasA
splendid league Of land comprising upwards OF -.
4O acres Of as good land in the State uniting the a
Vang OF fertility u soil, subry Of climate, excellent water
WIN any quantity Of wood and excellent timber OF the best quail
-enough to last plantation hundred yeaswith 900
ing-w'th fret eass Gin recently put up cabins other
houses etc. in good repair On this land crops Of
two Of tohaeco be successfully cultivated annually produc
ing all the cereal. together with tropical fruits In abundance
The stream aboundng with fish, the woods in game all cCmbn
ing 70 presents magnificent chance for lover Of IN her
primal state. For this LAID viii take S5OOOOay fifty thou
sand d0llars-ore half in negroes.
Lying the river, which emps into the NavIiad
some six miles below IeNtna, another splendid three
miles distant h0m the first, most beautifully undulatng, with
Tosd timber in super abundance presenting advantages
This league has Improvements The titles to both undsput
and undisutable be had at sy twenty five thousand
doars-a or In part payable in negroes. Most excelen in
fact no better stock section the State Come and for your
selves c. N. FLOURNOY,
msy5dlhw9t. Texans, Jackson county, Texas.
The Nashville Union Will insert the amount Of S. and send
bill 70 this oaee for Observation-Disclosures (1rd CiraH
and Gg-sfta.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

The Memphis Appeal Of the Sd states that J. KNOX
LKER, Esq, for reasons purely of domestic
nature, has deemed it incumbent upon him to de-
cline canvass for the State Senate. At meeting
Of portion of the Democracy of Shelby county held
at Raleigh on the ID inst, Hon. W. C. DUNLOP was
recommended ss eminently worthy to fill the va
sancy thus created in the Democratic ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
.TEETH!!
DIR. H. RUSSELL,

g. Is constantly inserting full and part G.
IfT~YYsetsof Artificial Teeth. Having securedIfTrIY
the services of one Mechanical Dentists of the Nch
and fitted up his labraory for the purpose carrying this
department his profession the fullest extent
prepared to those living the east west, north,
SOUTH and say the citizens and persons visiting
Nashville for purpose having Dental Operations perform
ed that securing the services of Dr. T., their work will be
executed ina
Prompt, Neat and Substantial Manner.
uses no material the and will in every instance
guarantee his work to give entire satisfaction.
evidence the estimation placed upon him by his
TENTS beg leave 10 introduce the following certificate
gentlemen we'll fayOaby in this community
DR. having performed Dental operations in many
departments of his profession upon myself and other members Of
my family, have hesitation in saying that he is killful
operator and his work is well done.
WILL. J Polk,
7. @. DUfNNGTON,
March !, 1852 W. H. PoLE.
ROOMS
In the house formerly occupied by Captain JAMES WILLIAMS,
No. II Cherry Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
? The profession be furnished with Gold Plate Solder
Clasps, &c, sc. aP7-d,tW&wtf
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NEW ROCKS.

The Lady Of the Isle from real lie By Mrs sou
worth, author OF e Retrihution % India. etr
Pictures Of Country Life by Alice Cary
Ladyis Manual Fancy Needle Work.
Erie o Little By Little, taleof koslyn School.
The Losing and Taking o. Maursul-
Empire Of Austria. BY John &. c. Abbott
Diaryo OF Lady Morgan.
Securing Of he White Horse-iliustratci-
The Methodist Preacher 2 volumes.
Bucklands Curiosities Of Natural History
Fthe's Lou Life, novel By Margaret Sweat.
Father and Laughter, BY Miss Bremen.
Syhil Grey-Triumphs Of Virtue.
LADY OF AIbarous, b. Lippard.
Rob Roy, for . cents
Guy Mannering, = cents
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
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STRAYEn OR STOLEN.

TNROM the subscriber on Water street, NSzQgrzA
n John Metgua's, RED COW, aged between ~ q so
and years, with two white spots her fanks GJsAS
and one on her shoulders Any information 1919
corning will be thankfully received by if left with
said John Metigua. MICHAL INLAND.
1IuE
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PEREMTORY SALE
Valuable Country Residence.

FE(IIE beautiful Farm situated on the Murfees- II
4 boro' Turnpike, foUr miles from Nashville, Ats1A
:5s ~ Sis = s 1i.7 e; !%5
Springs in the world, and thrifty young Orchard
fruit If sold previously, on TUESDAY, the 9th Inst,
premises, it public sale, divided into four
Ave pieces selling the improvements with 80 Of land.
This peremptory and viii be credit Of and
three years. satisfactorily secured, payable Bank
bearing interest, and lien retained.
For further particulars call on
yG A v LINDSLEH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
A. V. S LINDSEY.
JUST RECEIVED.

LARGE importation Of TinpIate. Also, a large lot Of
"a Sheet Copper Sheet Zinc Wire, Copper Bottoms, Riyes
Lnmans Machines and Tools Bathing Tubs, Cook Stoves Of
styles Massr celebrated minute Freezer. Also lot
Of pressed apanned EnEare, and for sale low for cash
nayG P. W. MAXEY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

The Democracy Of Stewart on Monday last nOmi-
mated JOHN s. WEAKs, Esq, as their candidate for
Representative in the next General Assembly. Mr.
WEAKs is gentleman Of sound judgement and
sterling Democrat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

PWeare authorized to announce the Hon JoHS v WRIGHT
as candidate for reelection Congress from the Seventh Con
gTessioIsI District. lnhl.
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CIusky's Political Text Book.
For Sale by John York a Go.

No. IS Union street, Nashville, Tennessee.
"TIS book contains, in compact, inteh sble iorm s
plete history Of political parties. embracing party pors, the
speeches Of leading politicians all important questions votes
Congress, and documents touching the Czenditu=of govern
snt, and the distribution OF the public lands The book .
everywhere received authority having been acsnoE ~ as
authority in the Senate the United states"-Prre 81.
BentOn's Thirty Years in the senate.
Or history the working Of the American GoFsnment -
thirty years, from 1870 to 1sJ0complete.
Orators of the American Revolutions BY T.
L. Magoon.
Living Orators of America, BY E. L. MsgOon.
American EIOquenee : A collection Of speeches and
addresses by The eminent Orators Of America from joan
Otis to 8. 8. Prentis5. Imaylh
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SALE OF a STEAMBOAT.

RY virtue from the District Court Of the United
States in the Of Shirley Bell Co., Steamboat
Ella will on the 6Jl day o. May 1850 on board Of
said Steamboat the city wharf, at Nashville proceed to sci at
public yenGus the Steamboat Ella, her boats, apparel
tables and furniture, the highest bidder The purchaser will
be required pay five hundred dollars in cash, and . give
notes with good security payable in Bank for the residue
three equal instruments at sx nine and twelve months epec
lively. Thiss5thil sy Of April, 1884, ,
j. z. CLEMENTS,
sp2s-ti Z s. Marshal Middle District VI Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

We are authorized Isaac NJ WILKINSON
o represent the counties of Coffee, Grundy and Van Buren,
in the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature
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Married.

In Galadn, at he Gallatn Hotel the ID ns by Rev Mr.
Ellison, Mr. MANN and Miss ANsIc. DrRRELL both
Franklin ~
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YHyHOsE indebted to the estate Of Margaret Williams deed
viii please come forward and make payment and
having claims against said estate, viii present them within the
THE prescribed b. law, o. they win be barred
msyS-tTlm JOSEPH VAULX EKscutor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06

Weare authorized to announce TH0s 7. SAUNDERS
ddate Country Trustee for Davidson county,
he election be held in March, 1860. apps
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-06
SUMMER aANUFACTUKNG COMPANY,
j. A. BELL. EFT AIS.

ia. BELL, EFT AIS. H.
CRSUANTo decree Of the Sumner Chsncery Court made
attn April Term 1883, the undersigned Commissioners
will, Saturday, the 25th day Of June sell auction
the highest bidder creditof g. u and "a months the
CONTON FACTORY
belonging to the Manufacturing Company. near
town Of Galata county Of sumner State OF Said
Factory has 10 Spinning Fra which 2045 spinde
Rees,2 Dessers, 81 Cards, Bats Speede Drivers
40 Looms which have averaged about 10000 yards ClO per
week, with good FIGURING Mil attached All driven by first
class Engine in good order
There large brick boarding house, with buildings,
brick Office and hale with three dwellings for
ves and 6 10 land will Factory and
Factory buildings. This property originally the company
about $50 0 besides Improvements since made. Its locality
healthy and easy OF access being tie Louisville Nashville
Railroad 26 miles from Nashville Railroad
River Of good quality There will be sold and
terms, or 10 acres Of land In lots
The sale is absolute subject redemption. The Commits
sioners authorized sell privately publicly Any furh
information e obtained BY addressing undersigned
GaIlatn, Tenn. J.R, A. TOMPKINS,
maya tWtd W. II. BLACKM0RE, Cons.
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FOR mEMPHIS.

FEVIE fine passenger steamer c L B A, FURoUsnN, 49,
Il Master, hill leave THIS DAY. THE 7th LeIIlAS4lA
instant, ~ o'clock, NJ For freight passage, -
apply on board or to
mad.-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG.
THNIIE fine passenger steamer DECOTAH,
will leave for the above and all intermediate east
landings, SATU RDAY, at Il o'clock For freight -
passage apply on board or to
mac II. il. HARRISON, Agent.
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NEW ROCKS.

Letters Of a 1ravelisr--W. c. Bryant
Pictures Of County Llfe--Alice Cary.
Literary Attractions Of the Bible-Halsey
La Plata and Paraguay--By Th0s J. Page, IT. g. y.
Lfs Of Patrick Eenry--lfillian Wirt.
Boat and Tent LEV. q. Prime.
Life and Lab0r5 Of Rev. Daniel Baker, d. D.
Pleasant Pathway Daniel Wise.
The HOrng p-pickers-Sarah Maria Fry
The Foster Bruthers-A Tale Of COLLEGE Life.
Crudeus Condensed Concordance
Tor sale fy CHAs. W SMITH,
spI6 q College Strset.
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JOHN YORK L CO
Magazines Tor WAY.

Harpers New Monthly,
The Atlantic Monthly,
Peterson's Magazine
Leses Magazine-Fashous
The American Magazine,
Goodey's Ladies Book,
Just received by JOHN YORK q co.
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AUCTEON SALE.

AUCTION SALE
an Tuesday morning. 10th May, 10 O'Clock, will sell
large and most elegant assortment Of Anne lean Silver Plat
ed Ware China, Glass and Bohemian Ware, consisting
Of silver sets, coffee urns, vegetable Dishes ice pitchers
fruit and baskets, heavy silver c0rs and imaginable
article in the silver line. Also rich china se glass
Bohemian ware description This sale will be truly
attracveaud the goods will readily be aaed the handsOmest
this auction. All goods will open for
inspection Monday morning. 9th May, when the ladies'
pecislly iRyitedto call and examine them.
HARDY BROTHERS,
uav4 4 Public SQUARE