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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE
Hnnh mud AnornnS for SnIn

AOE
T1NHE undersigned viii offer Public Sale Tn ursday,
q. a Valuabls tract OF
MAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated the Of Biggby, about miles from
Columbia and four miles from the village Of Mt Pleasant,
Mauy county Tennessee Joining the landI OF George w. and
Andrew J. Polk and others, containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres.
~ which there cleared
proved, with good Oyersee house. containing rOoms and
quarters sucleI 100
&c There four excellent the plantation, which
located the land susceptible berg divided
into smaller farms dS by purchaser all owned by
one, making it the most desirable
stuck Farm in Tennessee.
There will also and place the
Ing utensils, &c.
also propose to sell in families to purchasers composed
Of the most valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES
Among them are PIasererS and Carpenters No
guaranty sOundna will be made but slave known
diseased will be pointed out
TERMS OF SALE.
The will be sold credit Of Eo, three and fsur
years for bond with approi security and payable in Bank
hearing purchase money date said interest
will he required to be paid annually.
The negroes will be sold in families credit Of aud
years with aud such will
Lucius George ". Polk myAe, which will
TO any proposing purchase The will public
y unless previously disposed Of the 18th Of December
The stock rf Cattle Hogs Prngender, Farming Implements,
&c, sold zeiit OF twelve months with interest
further particulars application Gay be made to LueiuS
or Geo ". Polk, near the pa emises or TO address
ost. "a, oa-d,tEEElm PIoIsncs' Alabama.
NASHVILLE Runner Memphis ApBsGl and Louisville Journal
COPY one month and send bills 0 the advertissr)
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A hold SwindIe in New Orleans,

The New Orleans papers contain the account of
a successful swindle in that city. A young man
called upon a commission broker and commercial
agent named Smythe, and represented that he was
the son of a merchant at Lisbon who bought tobac-
co through Mr.. Smythe fer the Portuguese Gov
ernment Mr.. Smythe received and treated the
young man with the utmost cordiahty. A day or
two after the acquaintance commenced the soidiSant
Manuel de Andrade exhibited to Mr.. Smythe a draft
on Manuel for 50 600 He was expecting conf
dental clerk, who coming from New York by
water with some $500 600 or $500 600 he (Manuel)
having come by land. 1t would be great favor. he
said, If Mr.. Smythe would lend him S244l to meet
the draft in part. Mr.. Smythe wrote check for
the amount and even went with Manuel to the bank
TO prove that he the person in whose favor the
check was given. The money paid in gold,
which Manuel carried away in bag.
Manuel and Mr.. Smythe's clerk then went to the
Orleans Hotel, ayowedly TO pay the money to
Spanish captain. The captain was not to be found.
The clerk remained IN Manuels room, while the lat
ter went down stairs to put the bag of money into
the safe but instead of doing transferred the coin
to a belt he wore. Then the clerk and the swndler
went out to find the captain. At corner coffee
house Manuel proposed to go in for minute and
that the clerk should remain outside. The clerk as
scented; Manuel went in by one door and out by
another and the clerk waited until his patience
gone. Then he informed his employer. 1t was
certained that the rogue had left no money in the
hotel safe, and that his name was BarbOn. The
police informed of the occurrence, and search
ed for two days without success At last they found
young man, without a beard, and dressed differ
emily. but strongly resembling the thief, in rail-
road car bound Northward. lie was searched, his
identity established, and all the money except
SS4 was found upon him. How he learned the
name of Mr.. SnIythe's correspondence Is mystery.
He is now in jail awaiting his trial.
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He'll and DougIas--Know Nottingham.

BELL and DOugIah-'AnOW NOthlhEi
What DOUGLAS speaker or paper has SAID one
word against JOIN BELL because of the Know Moth
inc sentiments which he uttered in 1855, and which
he has never retracted? Is it because the DOUGLAS
papers and speakers approve Mr.. BELLS Know
Nothingism that they do not denounce them!
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IIon Iessee d. nrtght.

One Of the principal objects Of attack from Doug
la journals, since the Indiana election has been
Senator BRIGur of Indiana. The Louisville Demo
cra and Cincinnati Enquirer has charged repeatedly
that Senator b. voted the Black Republican ticket,
and the latter stated that its editor author
lied to state, by gentleman who saw Mr.. BEIGHTs
ticket. that he voted for Black Republicans, with
one exception. Mr.. BRIGUr puts QlietuS on this
charge in the following card published in the Louis
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A REMARKABLE COINCTDENCE.-The black Repubi-
can papers call the fact that the great parade of
Wide-Awakes in Boston took place on the anniver-
sary of the entrance of old John Brown and his fol-
lowers into Harper's Ferry remarkable coinci-
dancp II was rather curious.
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A REPUBLICAN PARTY IN TIE SoUTI.-The New
Orleans Delta Of Oct 18th says:
THE only comment Of the New York Tribune on
Mr. Yancevs speech is contained in this brief but
pregnant paragraph Mr.. Nancey thinks the cleo
ton of Honest Abe Will be to build up the Re
publican party in all the Southern States. That Is
exactly our idea"
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EmOre D. Young and wife, ct ais George W. Campbell ais
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered The Augrst term 1850 will expose to
public sale at the Court Houe door IN NASHVILLE Saturday
the 21th day Of October ext
Thirty Acres of Land,
on the South end Of Ire belonging TO he estate OF
ThOs O. Smpkius decessed lying q waters OF Bull Kun
Creek and adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Said sac to be
free from the equity OF redemption.
TerEns--A credit Of six twelve months will he given,
notes witt satisfactory security required, and lien retail ed
until the purchase mo, ey is paid. z. CHEATHAh,
Octl4 6O-tds-pr's Zee 50. Clerk and Master.
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Presidential Election on
Tuesday, the sixth day of
November.

The UNION AND AMERICAN growls over the defeat
of 10. Lane for the Senate in Oregon. Why, neigh
Dor do you wish him returned TO the Senate, il you
believe ne is to be elected the Vice Presidency?
Will not one office do him? Or must he have two TO
satisfy his rapaciOus nav ?-Pdtriot.
We .'grovled over the fusion between the DouG-
LAS Democrats and the Black Republicans, one of
the results of which was the election Of Black
Republican to the United States Senate. We have
heard no gro1yl from any BELL-EvERETr organ over
such a combination for such purpose.
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WILL Lease years longer rent for n
ensuing year, most favorable that large an
e0mmOdious dwelling corner Of Broad and Tanx Hal
streets occupied BY H. NJ Gays, $50.
Also, will Sell upon very favorable tern the remain
der OF my interest in the property formerly occupied ny resi-
denee, rented 70 b. P BOsck half miles
West OF the Court House, confusing with
OF eight rooms and other mprovemenE about twelve acres
superior garden fo portion Of which beautifully set in blue
and shade trees delightful home the mmeate
vicinity OF Nashville cannot be fOlnd for Eae II n0t soon
sod IL viii be for rent for the coming Apply a. No "a
Cherry street loctl7l EUGENE UNDERWOOD. =
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A RoMAsCE OF 4 Poor YoUNG PRIErER.-The
Springfield (Mass) Republican relates the following
story:
A young printer, of this city, fell in love with
beautiful girl who had the misfortune 70 be rich.
lie essayed 10 attract her attention. but who ever
heard of a pretty rich girl falling very deeply in
love with poor printer! Despairing he started
for CalifOrnia-that land of refuge for broken for
tunes and wounded hearts This was in the year
1850, when San Francisco was village, and wanted
printers than at present. The boy quickly be
came man there; and, embarking in the printing
business, soon found himself the proprietor of an
establishment from which sprang, in due time, a
weekly paper, ere long TO be followed by daily.
His journal and his fortunes hOurished amazingly,
and he returned TO New York in 1854, with the
avowed purpose of buying siX-cylinder press, but,
with the unavOwed purpose Of locking up lovely
form in his golden chases. Alas, Tor human
hopes! The maiden welded and the mother of
two children. Years progressed, and he prOspered.
One day. lady visited his editorial rooms to lay her
modest contribution his table in hopes of getting
some enumeration for it. Her story was told briefly
her husband had come to mend his fortunes in the
poor, with her two children to support The editor
looked ar the lady mOment-then handed her a
dOublOOn. The aStOnished woman esSayed to utter
thanks, but waived away. To shorten the
story, the lady his early love, and-he married
her. sold out his establishment, returned to New
York, and is now enjoying much felicity on the
banks OF the Hudson 1t falls TO the lot Of few
printer even to conceive.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR TIE
FALL AID WINTER.
B.R. CUTTER & GLEAVES

nor. SO aad 50 Co,Herof college end Bro0dray
NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale aud RetaiI Dealers In
svERY DESCRIPTIONS OF
Roots, shoes, Caters, Hats caps, UNI
brPIIas, whips, Hosiery, &c,
RE in ,ept daily large and general assortment for
n Pail and Winter Wear
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A verT large assortment, good And cheap.
BOOTS, SHOES, GATHERS. &c
good assortment Of GeLts Water ani Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c.
Women's Dutch and CALI BoOtees.
Misses and ChidTen's Calf Copper Tosd Boots.
Boys and Youths Shoes AMI Boots, with Copper Tips.
every knd OF Boots AM SHOES that for
Fail sad Winter.
HATS AND CAPS.
Fry style AMI qualify Of Fur, Cashmere, Beaver Otter
Feriuo, Wool &C,
Caqs OF every description.
N.gro Wool Hats very ohea2.
SuAdrjcs on Hand.
Umbrellas, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags School
satches Saddle Bags, Backing Brushes, Whips Thongs
Hosiery Gloves &c Al Of which will sold very cheap AZ
Wholesale retail.
II F'Lesthsr Betting and Gvm Packing at cost
Oct3-G B.. n UTTER 4 GIEAVRa-
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Democrats ! Remember
your country, in the hour
of her need, if you would
preserve the Union and the
Constitution.
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DICK RIVER.

VNTE have $40 Of Land in Of Duel
w River, within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded Davd-
SON. Duck River, Willis BantOn and Abue- Barton TvnhTds
Of the tract is river bottom level 80
several good springs and lie No Stock Farm. We will sell
half all Of the tract purchasers. Those Ehin
TO bly, good Stock Yarn healthy country, good community
&c, would 90 well and look
ned to SELL For further address NJ
lahOma, or G. C. Brewer, Manchester.
decl5-twkEd BREWER 4 BARTON
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trustees sale of valuable Negroes.

Y virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed BY james l. Bell, ds
csasei the undersigned as Trustee, the 18th day 81
April 1853 registered in tse Register Once OF CheathsH
county page 49, and in Dtson county in Register
Once in book pages l45 and i46. viii offer for beor
Court the city Of Nashville, Saturday, n
day OF November next, many Of the slaves menioned
said deed, Zoos sstnx and ehildren will
isfy the debt for which said deed executed.
Terms of Sale, Cash
N-,bv 10 HI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

Mr.. YANCEY.-The labor and travel which Mr..
Iancey voluntarily undergoes in his efforts to defeat
Mr. Lincoln the sectional candidate and thus avert
the danger of dissolution OF the Union afford the
most convincing and satisfactory proof that he IS
noe the incendary and disuniOnist that his enemies
represent him to be. HIS earnest etf0Yts and mas
terly speeches are inspired by his devotion to the
Constitution and the Union of the States. There is
no need, OF his playing the part of hypOcrite made
of the stuff that enters into Mr. Yancey's compost
ton. He Is too bold too brave and too honest to be
a hypocrite. If Mr. Iancey desired aeissolution Of
the Union he would fold his arms in supineness and
say, like Mr.. n p Banks the friend and supporter of
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We need not go far for reply to our interrogatory
answers thick as leaves in Valambrosia all
over the Union, Let US take Mr.. Douglas himself
Tried by the old party test, is he Democrat? Is
there a follower Of Mr.. Douglas himself that cal.
doubt the Democracy of Mr. Buchanan, MIR. Breck-
inridge, or Gen. Lane We think not. But let US
take the verdict of the nation. In the estimation of
the Republicans-of the Bell men-of the friends
of Breckenridge and Lane--embracing the entrie
Democracy in the really Democratic States-take
the verdict of all these, making a sum total of al
most three ths of the entire voting population of
the country and what w:l.-what do they say That
the Democracy that party whose btterest enemy is
Stephen Arnold Douglas. That party which, il it be
divided and shall be defeated in November has been
divided and will its defeat to the strength
of its oponents but to Its own and favOrite
Stephen A. Douglas.
These things true undoubtedly and unques-
tiOnsble. How, then, can Mr.. Douglas be Demo-
crat? How any man voting with and for him
hope to find himself Democrat four year hence
if he acts from principle and has a well balanced
mind? Echo answers hOD !-COtnabus CO.. Capitol
City Fact.
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Penmanship and Photography,
J. w. DOLBEAR.

SNTILL, Saturday, the 2 inst Glars for teaching
the above useful arts in Mr.. Krkmans Building,
Of Summer apd Union streets. hours 5, P u and
at night Az who wish to join the claEses should
seats without dss' the small and will not
date A large number oet25-f
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GOV. johnson Threatened.

\ Memphis correspondent of the St Louis Repu1-
Ecan (DoUGLLs organ) in giving an account Of Gov.
JoHysoNs speech at that place, thus threatens to I'M
-nolate him
Poor Andy he has got below par in Tennessee
he viii be gone to the bone-yard. The Douglas
men will be his cNccutioners and "Bell Ringers will
chime the funeral dirge over his grave most JOY
fully.
The political graveyard Of the Relationships
ty would be hard to find, either in Tennessee or
elsewhere Their "bone-yard" viii sooner contain
their own bones.
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The following letter from intelligent resident OF
tie city of New York reached us Yesterday Every
patriot Will be grStlded il the predictions of cur
correspondent are verified. Tie destiny Of the
Union rests upon the conservative vote of the En-
pre- State Let every well-wisher of the Union
spare no effort to defeat the Black Republicans who
seek to obtain the reins of the Government with the
purpose Of uampllng on Southern rights and South
ern institutions whose anti-slavcry" doctrines if
carried INTO practice. viii degrade twenty five mil
lions of white men. by forcing five millions Of ne
gr0es up to a common level at the polls in the
courts in the halls OF legislation in our very house
beds with our wives and daughters. Let the people
ponder these things and if they would preserve
the government as fathers made tiff they
would prevent a separation of that sistcrhOOd of
States which has become the admiration of the
world. and on which the hopes of the patriot and
the phanthropiSt now rest, let them beat down the
political aspirants ahd diSorganizers defeat them in
their vile Vaccinations save the Constitution from
Dissertation and the Union from destruction Rich.
Eng.
To the editors Of The Enquirer:
New YORK. Oct Nth, 1860
Gentlemen To what Charles O'Connor ESQ
writes in his letter to v Taylor, Esq. of Oct 4th
to the result of the election in this State this fall
that we can promise nothing but the defeat of Lin
coin can add, and say with confidence after going
through every county in the State that Lincoln will
be beat by at least 10000 majority by the Union
ticket
l am no office holder nor office seeker. l never
held an office in my life Except military Ofice)
and have been worker in the conservative ranks
for thirty five years. BY this yoU will see go for
principles, not men, and in giving you my opinion
to the result in this State divest it of all bias
mere assertion.
If the South will do as well to as pure man as
lives, John c. Breckenridge will be our next Presi-
dent 90 for equal rights equs! justice to all
tons of our beloved country.
| am. gentlemen.
YOURS truly p W G.
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MARRIED.,
Thursday, the 18th inst, by Rev L. c. Bryant, Mr. JOHN
g. ROBERTS to Miss JACKIE BLAND, all Of this county
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ADMINISTRATOR snIe.

very desirable House and Lott occupied BY myself
dSelag immediatsy opposite fhe hotel. on Cherry
street ies me oaaaee Of tbs year, and Tor
oS%3-<" WILL. L. BOYD in.
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For Rent.
PIANOS. MUSIC.

T1HE Store House present occupied by Cooke, Bailey
A Co., is for rent Possession given LIST January.
oct2+-d3t W. L. ELLISTON.
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AN receiving ny Fall Stock Of Piano Forss from he
following Factories which will be the largest offered in
the city SteinEay Sons, Gale Co. Haynes Prothers,
Hazlton Brothers. VIM. Knabe 4 Co., Peters Webb, Light
Bradbury, SOebbeer schmidt, sill Of which will sold
small advance cost for cash negotiable All the
and popular Music received together with AecordsonS,
VfOnE, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments
"come me" At Number SO. JAS MCCLURE.
VI
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4
NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &c, &c,
LINW GOD MUIR SERY,

Three Miles from Public squAreOn the HiIshoro Broad
Broad Street Turnpike.
NHE Pr0PetOr in Offering this edition Of Asir Catalogue
Public them that endeaVOg
sSed their establishment worthy Of confidence and
patronage Their Fruit Frees we'll grown,
msrksby h and Of varieties have proved succeed
best in Tennessee aud the Southern States
In addition large variety Of Fruit fsss, call parte
Large EvsTgreens Ornamental
suitable immediate Ours the only establish
ment in The State vi such be lad.
Nameng Packing, Shipping and Transporting carefully Al
teDdei to-
Enough charged for packing to pay cost of material
All plants delivered in NASHVILLE free Of charge
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY l. STEWART,
oet35-dGm BIG DIP Proprietors
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Sale Of Claims Of the Mutual Pro-
fecfiOn Insurance CounnE.v

SATURDAY, the % Of November, 1850, ss ths Court
House door 10 Nashville Will SELL in aceordaBce NTH
aee o. TIE Chancery Court to The highest bidder caEh ali
eeed claims Belonging to the Mutual Protection In
company They consist Of notes, and jcdg
ments, snd amount % about elO,Oo0
me Claims ran be al The Office Of John GeaEes,
- mo iaster Sale - commence at % O'clock A. u.
OS'~9-en j. L. BOSTICK, Trustee.
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an THURSDAY, the 18th day % November, 1850 viii Of
fer FOR sale 70 the highest bidder, Patterson Ir Work,
NaOvs OF Hapeth and late residence o. Mai JsmeI Bell
IN Cheatham county, Fernessee.
From sixty to seventy head 81 Mules;
" seventy 70 seveutg-fve head % Cattle;
seventy to serenity I've head Of Sheep;
Seven Yoksof Oxen;
Carts. Wagons, PloEs, &c, &c;
Two Sets Blacksmith Tools, Carr enter Tools, &C. &c
1000 Barrels Corn. in the Field;
25 axis Of M.llet Lay.
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ITDArED In wealthy section Of country in Tennessee, an
- having extensive Subscription lt and advertising pat
The paper Democratic, and will be sold essonabl
terms 10 no hoEeyer but Democrat The payer vas
shed 70 socse State Equality and the proprietor will not le
Il 20 out Of his hands devoted other purpose 70
further particulars enquire a. the Uos AMERICAN OEFcE
Octl9-im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

THANKSGIVING DAY.-GOvernor DENNisoN has APP
pointed Thursday the 18th Of November next, AS Il
day of thanksgiving and prayer in Ohio.
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Terola OF sale -sFor all Of SO and under,
10 hapd over credit OF months viii
Bonds with approved security in all will be required 5efr
a removal Of the property. A. c. SrO1KARD, Adm'T.
Paterson iron works, Ocs. 70, '6O-dd
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National Democratic Ticket.

First District-A. G. WATKINS. of Jefferson
Second JAMES ID. THOMAS, of Claiborne
Third d. NJ. KEY of Hamilton.
Fourth /" THOMAS b. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth WIN. b. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth L" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh =" n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth " R0BT W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth 3" J. d. c. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood
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A RoMAsCE OF 4 Poor YoUNG PRINTER The
Springfield (Nass) Republican relates the following
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Runaway.

VNROM the subscriber Thursday, 18th inst bright Vel
II low Boy Belonging John Johns, JT., named
~ lillian. liberal will be given
will catch him and conne him in JAIL get him.
1he named Boy y years Of age five feet ten
half inches high, weighs about $50 100 poun
be little when standing OF walking and may be really
recognized args his left foot Just Of bis little
toe, that cut tits year with
October IS, '6O-twtf NAPOLEON B. HYDE.
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"nsesd of breaking the URon inteId strengthen
and to lengthen it."-JoHE c. BREcKuRIDGE.
he Constitution the Equality Of the Stated These
the symbols OF everlasting union Let these be the rng
the people. joins C. BRBCKHRIDeE