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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-19
AdnninisIrator,s saie.

AN THURSDAY the 18Th day Of November, 1850, will Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, Patterson Works
tNsrOws Of Hpeth and late residence of Maj james Bell,
in CheStham county, Tennessee.
From sixty to seventy head Of Mules
seventy to seventy five head o; CatJls;
seventy to serenity five head Of Sheep;
Seven Yoke Of Oxen;
Carts. Wagons, PlOWs, &c, &C;
Two Sets Blacksmith Tools, CsrL enter TooIs &C. &c;
1000 Barrels Conn., in the Field
25 Stacks Of Milet Hay.
Ami various other articles, too tedious to mention.
Terms of Sale --For all sums Of $40 and under css
In hard; that credit will be given
Bonds with approved security all will required beor
= removal Of the property. A. C. ST0 KARD, Admir-
Patterson Iron Works. Oct 10 '6O-itd r
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The ELECTORS for The STATE at Large.

Remember that the Electoral Candidates for the
State at Large speak here to-day. at Franklin on
Monday. at Murfreesboro on Tuesday, and at Gala
tin on Thursday. Turn out and hear them. The
speaking at Franklin will have to commence by lO4
so as to give the candidates opportunity Of taking
the afternoon train.
The speaking to-day will be At the Court House
st II o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-19
Tho ANGER of Earth-A Tonching scsnn.

Tome to me, darling; papa's cross tonight" said
young mother she extended her aPnsaffectiop-
ately to little girl of three years. wEo had left her
toys and playthings to climb upon her fathers knee
The child hazarded puzzled look at the dark stern
cOuntenalce, and without glance of rUassuranoo
stole softly to his side. Not word was spoken and
the gloomy man sat sad and sullen his mind wholly
absorbed with the busy worlds excitements. Al
though a husband and father, he was evidently in
no humor to participate in the pleasures of 'hOme
circle The child, not at all discouraged by the
forbiddirg look Of DER parent crept gently upon his
knees and placing one tiny about his neck. the
other glided atfectonatey over the opposite cheek
while her innocent lips pressed gently the troubled
brow. In a subdued breath she whispered Nellie
lores papa so n1uch,1 and she drew her little soft
hands caressingly down either side of that care
worn face until they met beneath the heavily beard
ed chin Observe the effect; twas electrical; the
stern features relaxed, the sullen gloom disappear
ed and the whole cOuntenan"e assumed lively
animated expression. The scene was most touching
Words fail to express the exquisite beauty Of such
Dicture. As the transformed parent drew the liz
tie girl TO his bosom and pressed kiss upon that
innocent upturned face, the finer feelings of his
manly nature were in his voice as he said No my
child ma could never be cross with such lovely
daughter to calm the heart the word has tortured
into despair"
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The national DebIoFEngIaud,

/ Figures are both curious and instructive. The
iteUs stated below illustrate the manner in which
this great debt has been accumulated and show for
! what objects these immense sums have been eX-
I pended. How strikingly is here demonstrated the
truth Of the orewarnings of the prophet Samuel to
I the lsraehtes, when they desired a king that he
! would prove expensive article of luxury. See
l sam, viii, lois. When will nations learn wis
dom,
The first King who borrowed money on the ma
tionaI credit was Charles II, in 1860
I665-On the accession Of William III the debt
17Os On the accession Ann the amount
Hilton the accession CT George the debt amount ''''O'OO
edto. 5l.OOO,0OO
'''' ed ito 7s.OOO.ooO
% amounted oun to I9s, 100000
17gsCIose Of Irish Rebellion and foreign wars the
dett amounted to 4s9,OOO,GOO
lSC2-. Close Of the French Revolutionary War the
debt amounted to 57l,00o,O50
l5I4.-ClOse of against BOnaparte the debt
I8I7.When the English and Irish Exch.qusrs we're
consolidated the debt amounted to s4s,2s2,4 ga
ls3O-.The debt amounted to sf0,ls4622
1850 The debt amounted to 7s9,57s go
Iss Debt debt amounted amounted
ed to sOO,OOOOOO
This immense debt of about S4.OOOOOOO 600 has
been accumulated mainly by the bloody wars in
which England has been engaged This fearful leg
acy Is beqTeathed to posterity for them to paw if
indeed they are aOle. The annual interest. though
only % per cent is a fearful burden to be borne.
not by the aristucracy but by the laborng the pro
ducing the energetic and active part of the popula.
ton. Hence everything Is taxed TO pay the interest
and sustain the extravagances OF Royalty
An UNEXAMTED Tn,GEDY-A Gates IN Cl COP
respondent of the Petersburg Express gives the fol-
lowing account Of one of the most brutal and des-
perate tragedies ever put up on record man named
Jackson accused his neIghbor Davis of having stol-
en- some of his hogs; and on last Friday evening in
walking around ms farm he discovered three Of
Esyis's children on his land, whereupon he carried
one of them home with him. The two other child
rem returned home and told their parents what
had happened Infatuated, they armed themselves
with guns. axes Scd knives and soon presented
themselves at JacksoE's house, where a general
fight ensued in which b0El EIen, women. and chill
dren participated. They shot ant! their ammuni-
ton gave out and then closed IN with aTes knives,
and gun-barrels. During the shooting, gen OF
JacasO1' s. mere boy, was killed by ut Is thougiE
a son Of Davis also a lad Seven OF the party were
dangerously wOCEded-one of the women having
received broken arm, and, it is said, fifty buck
shot From all accounts, they fought as long as
they could. and quit with mutual consent
The surviving parties have been arrested, and
plared in the county Jail to await trial.
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BLOOD Food
Blood Food !
hlnnh EnnnI

To all suffering from consumption, pent or ar1ne
from deb lily 81 kn from mental prostr
brought ny any from scrouas Complaints; or from
deasesof the kidneys bladder t. ladies' suffering any
the many Distressing comp their liable and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain reli16ls remedy Differing in every
particular from the patent medicines chemical
combination Of Ii on, SULPHUR AND PHOSPROROUS
OF great WORTH and hundreds glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH 4 DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, are the
sole pr5pretors OF the article, consequence
fraud attempted upon the public changed the Of
wrapper rJm red to yellow and increased
ounces Be very cautious in buying fac
sEle Of their signature wrapper as all
others terseit. ". J. WOOD & co Louis.
Oct-9 u WhOlesal Agents the West.
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WHO will Accept!

We are informed that Mr.. MCCANN, one Of the
DOUGLAS electors said at Carthage, in response to
question from Gen. BATE, thar he (McCANN) would
accept an appointment from LINCOLN, and that he
1ro1ud consider il diSlmiop to refuse to ccct an a-
poiutmert rendered to him By LINCOLN.
Col PETToN said in his speech at Winchester, that
any Southern man who would accept office under
LINCOLN was traitor, and deserved 10 be tortured
to a terrible death What will the Colonel do with
his young friend that he tolled over the mountains,
and who is willing to accept office from LINCOLN?
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Gen. Dolhcoftr has also gone North with Gov
Brown and Mr.. Ewing. So it seems we are sending
two 70 their one even nOw-PdtriOt.
It seems to the Patriot that loc " (thcy) are
sending two. Gov. BRowN is one. Who is the other
The Patriot cannot deny that Gen. ZoILIcorFER en-
dorses the BREckINRIDGE platform on the slavery
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From the National (CIevelaud) Democrat.
what Mr.. Douglas Did and How he Did il

Behold the fruit Of the labors Of the great squat
ter SovereignI'
Mr.. Douglas spoke IN Is 7o'cls in Mime
And the Republicans gained in them $40
lir Douglas Spoke in Vermont,
And the Republicans gained 0G0
ilr. Douglas made Speeches in Pennsylvania,
And the Republicans to 10 600
jlr, Douglas Spoke IN Erie, Pa,
And the Republicans gained 800
Mr. Douglas Spoke IN CO1meG1t Ohio.
And the Republicans gained.
hr Douglas Spoke an ASbtIbuld,
And the Republicans gained in the county 9l2
fr. Douglas made short Speech IN PdineSUiRe
the Republicans gained in the county
Ifr. Douglas Spoke in Cleveland,
the Republicans gained the city county 800
Mr.. Douglas Spoke IN IIfR,
And the Republicans gained in the county
Mr.. Douglas Spoke in Belief ntdiR
And the Republicans gained in the county.
Hr. Douglas Spoke in UrJaad,
Add thu Republicans gained in the county
NT Douglas Spoke IN Columbus,
And the Republicans gained in the
Mr.. Douglas Spoke in Indiana,
And the Republicans gained 600
Mr. Douglas Spoke IN Fort Wdyne Ind,
And the Republicans gained in the
Mr. Douglas Spoke in LdpOrte, Ind,
the Republicans gained in the count
Mr.. Douglas Spoke in Richmond, Ind,
And the Republicans gained in the county
Mr.. Douglas Spoke in Lafayette, Ind,
the Republicans gained in the
Mr.. Douglas was posted TO speak, but did not, in
Cincinnati, and Brinkerhof was beat in the county.
Mr.. Douglas intends to make speeches in all the
States. and the result,
lie Will. NOT GET A SINGLE ELECTORAL VOTE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-19

Gen ". B. BATE, our talented and gallant elector
returned yesterday from filling the appointments Of
Col. HAYNES in East Tennessee. He spoke to a
large crowd in Knoxville Tuesday night. He re
turns in the very highest spirits and will resume
his appointments with Col. GOIIADAY, at Hardy
tore TODAY
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For Rent OrLeaSe.

WILL lease for years longer rent for the
ensuing upon favorable that large
commOdous dwelling the Of Broad Yaux Hall
streets occupied by H. NJ. Pays, Esq.
ALSO, will sell, upon favorable terms, the remain
der o. interest the property formerly occupied
dence, rented II. P Bostck half
West Of the Court House, containing with
Of eight and other improvements about twelve
superior gard r0 portion Of which beautifully blue
and shads delightful home in the immediate
vicinity Of Nashville, be fond sale II
sold, coming year. Apply at No Az
Cherry street. lOCtl7I EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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messrs. Rate and GoIIaday.

We invite attention to the correction of an error
in the appointments of these gentlemen. They will
speak at Rock House, Sumner county, on Friday,
26th. instead of Thursday 25th. first published.
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Trustees sale of Valuable Negroes.

virtue CT Deed Of Trust executed L. Bell de-
ceased to the undersigned Trustee the 18th ssy OF
April, 1859 and registered Registers Office OF Chestha
county, in book A. page 424 and IN DcGson county in
Office, in book L. pages 45 and l46 will offer for sale before
the Court House door in the Nashville Saturday he
10th day Of November many OF slaves mentioned 10
said deed, Consisting Of men and chdren as will sat
sfy the debt for which said deed was executed.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
o. P. MCROBERTs, Trustee
Nashville. Tenn. Oct 10 '6O-dtd
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Solid Silver Ware and Silver Plated
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Diamonds,
And First Glass JeweIry at Auction.

Wis Stock comprises full equal in variety and
styles to any IN the country The Silver Ware consists in
part o. Tea se Servers, Ice Plhers, Creams, Cake BASKETS
breakfast and Dinner Casters Wine Stands Egg Stands Syrup
as Onng and Pessrt Forks Tea Table Desert Spoons Fish
Knives and Forks etc.
Watcnes-Gold CronOusters, lgsnuinsl Diamond Sets
ing Lanes watches American Lever Duplex Double Timers
and Pins.
Tea Desert and Dining Knives. IN short
al OF other h2e goods usually found in first class
JeEelry Establishments All Of which We viii ell to the IN
est bidder Tor cash commencing Wednesday evening" Oe
til the whole stock Is disposed o.
Ahgoods guarantee d Represented she money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen will please call examiae the
goods BkNJ ,. SHIELDs 4 CO.
Central Auction Rooms, No. q, College Street,
setIU-u Opposite Sesame Hotel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-19
The DougIas Purpose in enc South.

From the outset Or the canvass the real purpose of
the Douglas factions in the South has been apparent
Intent upon the defeat of the national democracy
its candidate the object has BEEN and is under the
pretence of a democratic opposition to hand over "a
many electoral votes possible to the Know-Noth-
ings. The infamy of the transaction has rendered
necessary divers devices to throw electors especial
ly fOreignborn citizens off their guard As the con-
tests proceeds, however and the least credulous of
Douglas followers are made to see the hopelessness
Of his cause, the fimsy disguise are dispensed with
and we have one after another of the Douglas ora
tors contessing their priority the unhaowed COM
pact between the squattersoveregnty candidate and
the representative of the prcscrpive, dark-lantern
organization, who would make nativity and creed
tests by which to measure citizens right to the
privileges of citizenship. The latest of these dis
graceful confessions is brought us by the Louis
vile Courier which states that the Hon J P Bates
a Douglas orator. in speech at Bowling Green. de-
clared that the purpose of Douglas electoral tick
ct is to give Kentucky to Bell No doubt of it. And
what is true of Kentucky is also true of Tennessee
Of Missouri, of Maryland every Southern State
in fact, in which the fraud of Douglas electoral
ticket is kept up-CollHbus (Ohio) City Fact.
POIIuCAL COYYERsIoNs-We are highly gratifed
to learn that numerous conversions have been made
within the last three weeks from the Know-NothinG
Bell Party. If Catholics and Naturalized Citizens bo
true to themselves, Mr.. Bell will not receive vote
from either IN the State of Louisana.-N 0. CItho-
lie Standard Oct. IA.
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Valuable Printing Oaice for sale.

SITUATEDin wealthy section OF country Tennessee and
- having extensive surscrpo list and advertising
ronage The paper democratic and will be sold
terms, to however, Democrat The
shd to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will
It go out Of his hands be devoted any other purpose
further particulars enquire the UNION OFFICE
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to5; S220e9i
C+oTDaJ envelopes, 1880 note size; 5,177, $50
,. IS 20 ten cent size l0.25O official 26 $50
note size seIfrung; 668e letter size sefrgag
total 67O2 4O-amOg1n5tif;o to sZloS55 g. This
oass If s20l55 So in money over the quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1888
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First District-A. G. WATKINS, of jefferson
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne
Third D. NJ. KEY. of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren
Fifth WIN. B. BATE. of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n n. COX, of Perry
Eighth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD of Davidson
Ninth J. D. c. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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Tina Psduoah tKy.) fterald announces that Col.
osc,r TrRNER of the FIRST District has come out as
an ardent advocate of be cause of BRECKENRIDGE and
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Comment on the foregoing if true, is unnecessa-
ry. We feel bound to say that Judge Douglas whole
course. since the Baltimore Convention, has been in
opposition to any union of the Democracy in order
to defeat Lincoln He has assailed Mr.. Breckenridge
politically in severe terms-he has declared that he
would regard the election of Lincoln great cal
amity but he has uttered no word against Mr. Bell,
and has advised union Of the Democratic forces to
defeat Lincoln. And if the above statement of Mr..
Mcpherson to Mr.. Lewis be true. he would throw
the election to Lincoln rather than Mr. Breckin-
ridge elected by the House of Representatives
Raleigh (N c. Standard
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PHILADELPHIA. July 90, 1860.

PHnADELPHA July 3, I66O. /"
Dear Sir Your favor has Just been placed in
my hands The words of Judge Douglas, nearly
as | at this moment recall them, as repeated to
me by the honorable gentleman | have named, were
follows by God, sir the election shall never go
into the House-before 1t shall go into the House,
will throw it over to Lincoln The words thus
used were accompanied by violent gesture, and
perhaps additional oath. -E
am very firmly Vnnrs
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STAMPS AND ESvELoPEs.-During the quarter end
ing Sept. 80, the following stamps were issued to
o.,os+ars by Post Office Department:
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the CongresstonaI Districts

For the Statesat Large.
I.ANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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DOUGLAS AND LINCoIN.-We are indebted to-a gen
temen of high character in Warren county, for the
following correspondence, containing statement
which we deeply regret, but which our duty to our
readers requires us to publish Alfred E. Lewis
we are assured, is gentleman of unimpeachable
veracity He is nephew Of Ex-Chief Justice Lewis,
Of Pennsylvania. The language attributed to Judge
Douglas is reported to have been used to Mr. Nc
Pherson, Black Republican member of Congress,
and by him communicated to Mr.. Lewis
PHILADELPH1A, July %, 1860.
Dear Sir :-Refecting the important bearing of
the remark made by Judge Douglas to the Hon. Mr..
Mcpherson, Republican member of Congress from
this State stated by you, to wit that before the
election should go to the House he would throw his
influence to Lincoln = and seeing in Forneys Press
ntimation to the same effect have spoken of it
to others, and wishing to be correct in my state
ment, you will greatly oblige me by giving the
words as nearly You can that were used by Judge
Douglas. Yours, truly,
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nsesd Of breaking up the Union interd to strengthen
and to lengthen it."-JoHE Q. BRECKENRIDGE.
The Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated These ere
the symbols Of everlasting union Let these be the rang cries
the people. john c. BRECKTERIDGE
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20 conclude with the laughab,e Farce Of the
Snecfre BridegrnOn,.
Nashville PIOw works.

In rehearsal tee Drama Of Romance Young Woman
in which Miss Bateman win appear.
NOItces-Doors open at T-Performaees az half past7
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MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for Safe.

LahH aHH NeBfOtS Tor SaIe-
TEVHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale on Thursday,
December goth 1850, unless previously disposed
| q, valuable tract Of
NAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated the waters Of Bgbgby miles from
Columbia and four miles from the village Of Mt Pleasant
hauy county Tennessee adjoining the lands OF George W. and
Andrew J. Polk and others. containing
| Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres.
proved with good Oyerse house, containing SIX rooms and
quarters 100 negroes There also
the premises excellent Gin House, Tobaeeo Barn. stabng
&c There four excellent springs on me psnaon which
land susceptible OF berg divided
into smaller desired by purchasers, all owned BY
one, making ii the most desirEble
stuck Farm in Tennessee.
There will also be sold time AMI plEce the
stock Wheat, Corr rye, Cattle Hogs Sc and all the
also propose to soil in families to suit purchasers composed
Of the valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES
Among them are Pasterers, Backsmths and Carpener, No
guaranty vii be a but any slave known 70 Be
diseased will be pointed out
TEENS OF SALE.
The land will be credit one, two three and tu,
years. with approved security. and payable in Bang
bearing the purchase from date said interest
will be required 70 be paid annuallY.
The negroes will be s0d in families Of one and ,
years with aud such security will acreptabIe h
Luus GeOrgeW. Polk or myself, which will be made known
proposing purchase The will "a sold nb1t
y unless previ usy disposed Of the 20h Of Decgbar
The Cattle Hogs PrOvender, Farming I-nlsna,,s
&C, will be sold credit OF twelve months with interet
from da,e.
For further particulars application may be made to Ipc,n
er Geo. '" Polk near the premises 1s Or to me Adare.
Oct, IL, se-d,twEElm FLORENCE 1Isosna
NASHVILLE BaHHer Memphis Appeal and Louisville ss-uas
copy one month and send bills to the adyertlSer)
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L AN E,
OF OREGON.
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