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For Sale.

uncomnonIV likely MuIatto Boy, twenty ysss OF age
a He Is perfectly souDd excellent COOK and me best
framed dining room servant in ne state he 10
Ia ~ t.,it Sas tbat he cannot will not agree with
vsn with whom he associated, and whom he SuPposes 70 be
Pi11N4'S- WILL. L. BOYD,
,,a1w Ne. so Cherry street.
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Notice.

N nave Tor sale several fine Residences in the city,
w OF them In hne territory. Also Urge number Of
proved lots IN the city Of them finely suited
purposes and for ResdsneeS- We will sell great bargains.
We have also for sale several Of the oc0mmandng
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad Demnmans he
Narv and other streets
ALso-A number OF very foe Totes in Boyds, Hynes and
Watkins Additions.
ALso-SeverA very choice Edgsded, p 30 lots IN
walkers Addition and large number Of lots in HangS Ad
dtion and McGayock.
III Pin addition which have very large Buubsr OF
Country lots containing twenty within from
two to three miles Of the city, and the different pixies
septI4-dI J. {. 4 r ". BROWN.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

sAIburv v O.. August q, '6o lEsI0'''' VI H. ''''
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Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.
NIGHT miles below Memphis Arkansas, containing eight
hundred and eighty acres, hundred y cutYa
ton large dwelling house all the necessary
for good Cotton Plantation; bundled and hy
deadening large young Orchard. peaches and apples
purchaser wishes will sell growing crop the place,
Gstng Of $50 cotton five six hundred
barrels Of Cors. Give possession immediately
JAMES H MERIWETHBR,
August "a, '60-d2m Memphis Tenn.
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The Democratic Platform.


Reported from the majority Of the Committee Resolutions
at Charleston and adopted By the National Democratic
Contention at Baltimore.
Resolved That the platform adopted by Democratic party
At Cincinnati be affirmed with the following explanatory esou
tons:
First That the rnnent Of Territory organized act
Of Congress- provisional and temporary and during its exist
all citizens Of the United States equal set
tie with their property in the Territory without their rights
either OF person property being destroyed impaired by
gressonal or territorial legislation.
Second That is the duty Of the Federal Government in all
its departments to protect when necessary the rights
property the Territories and wherever else its consttu
Lonsl authority extends.
Third That when the settlers Territory, having ade
quate population, form State Constitution the right Of
eighty and being by admission the
Unon they stand equal footing with the people Of other
States and the State thus organized ought be admitted into
the Federal Union, whether its Constitution prohibits recOg
nizes the institution Of slavery.
Resolved That the Democratic party favor Of the acqu
On Of the Island Of Cuba such terms shall be honorable
to ourselves and just to Spain, at the earliest practicable
mept
Resolved That enaomens Legislatures, defeat
the faithful execution Of the fugitive slave law hostile
character s1bVersve of the CONSTITUTIONS and revolutionary in
their effect
Resolved Democracy United recognize
the imperative duty of this Government protect the
rallied citizen in all his rights whether at home in foreign
lands to the same extent as its native born citizens
Whereas One Of the greatest necessities OF the age po
CAL commercal postal and military point Of speedy
communication between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts therefore
be
Resolved That the National Democratic party do hereby
pledge themselves every in their
the passage Of BILL to the extent Of the Constitutional
from the Mississippi Pacific ocean, tAe earliest
practicablemoment,
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DLACKMAN n GILLESPIE,
CEIoBoLs' OLD CORNER
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nO0TS, SHOES, TRUNKS, EALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies satcels, and every
article usually kept in our line
our goods have beeu oced with to TO the opinion
our man friends call and see We determined exert
ourselves please all who may call upon
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Land for Sale.

The undersigned VIII sell hispIanta
A Ion, called CAPITAL VIEw, hing On i5l.zlS
G5sTi the north side Of Cumber land River, tf.,2so
I'LL ta three milesfrom the City ON ashvlIe 7.sf,
nlAl coRtang about Three Hum. ~
aAAaA8 dred Acres. He will sell h All
together in small let's 70 suit BureSe-- n
will exchange it for well improved property in the % n
the best quality Of soil we'll Wstered abnt bsT ~
It in cultivation and the balance IN fns tzbsr - s
There two good dwelling houses good ran And a.
sep2O-tf TpIOs n IsRSES
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TR0UND and unground
W c0RN-Ground and ungronDd. -,
WHRAT-Ground ungTound. Ground Oats, Cofn' 1Iu
Bran mixed great variety Of food for MAJ a1G 1 o
at the Broadway Mills. D. d. DIOAAi'AsSN"
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THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
running the 22d day Of july in close connection with
the Express Trains tire great Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days.
4 iulp22-ff COLE
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Jus ST OPENED.

II OuiNh street, "a
hUR Spring aud Summer Fashions together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestngs, &c,
~ latest aiortTti0ns, which viii he
dor style and which respectfully invite attention.
c HARVEY a co.
B-Always on hand select assortment Of furnishing
goods. marIO
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
May be obtained on the usual terms in the
Bluff City Insurance COmpaL
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
HOME Institution, its assets being all kept in the State
HI. N. a. p. II. PECK, Agents.
ColOnnsde buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
junel5 '6J-u
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CanVaSsed Hams, Shoulders and Flour.
CASKS fine Csnvased Hams. 10 Shoulders 800
res Of Flour, all kinds in 70. sale very
10 and Is Mar1et street, by
AugcS HUGH MccREA Il CO
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FOR NEW ORLE
And all Landings on Miss. River.
usGO NEW ARRANGEMENT. (1seD

MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS U. S. MAIL
PACKET .LINEi
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. o heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
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Comprising brief Presidential nominations
TONS including al the National Platforms yet adopted
Also, history Of the struggles respecting Slavery in the Terrific
action Congress the freedom Of the Public
Lands with the most notable speeches and Letters Returns Of
all Presidential elections since 1886.
For sale in Nashville by JOHN YORK CO.,
Tnin aAraa
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NNTE have sale fine Brett Carriage, second
Nv hsDd; One fine RbRtOn Carriage new One
superior BarOuches second hand; One large Family
Carriage, seeond hand Fine second hand Pianos good
EAkes All Of which Wl be sold very cheap to close by
BENZ. z. SHIELDS & CO..
sep20 No. q, Central Auction Rooms, College street,
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COuNrY CnuRr SALE.

ElnOre D. Young and wife ais George w. Campbell ct ais
pursuance Of decree County Court q Davidson
county rendered at the AugEst 1850 viii expose 10
public sale the Court House in Nashville on Saturday
the 18th day Of October next,
Thirty Acres of Lands
on the South west end Of the tract belonging 10 the estate OF
Thos c. Smpkin deceased lying on TIE waters or Bull Hun
Creek adjoining the farm Of Elisha Cover Sad sale 70 be
flee from the equity Of redemption.
Terms.-A credit Of six and twelve months viii be given,
notes wiz satsfactory security required and Hen retas
a1tii he m rehaTe ogey is paid y. z CHEArHAM,
sept-mber %. BO-dlm-prs fee &C. Clerk and Master.
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MCLEAN 4 WEIR,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDLSG MERCHANTS
49COmmOn street, New Orleans.

FAIL h c NNTNGHAs Nashville, tennessee
MACY l. dAMLTOE,
D DgsEsRE President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
II A R1TuBuNE, 3" NO CaGaI and Banking Co, U.
hIERKn PEsK, Union Bank, Nes Orleans.
X " MONTGOMERY. Esq, ST Exchange Place, New York
VEaTns a. BENCKIa. Philadelphia mar2SE dGm
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Fine stock Farms atPubIic s,Ie

an Saturday, the cath November the Undersigned the agent
" Of Thomas MeCance Of Richmord Virginia. win sell al
public sale to ihe highest oder the premises on credit
one and two years for notes with approved security lien
the land until the purchase money is paid.
Seven Thousand Acres of Land.
Known the GascOck Lands lying in Warren county Tenne
s on each side Of the old stage road from Meinnve
M WITHIN nine miles Of McMnnTle and miles Of the
Mchinnville and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have been divided into in eighteen lots containing
ron one hundred TO eight hundred vel mere and
Watered by Chareys Creek which through The lands
and twenty never failing springs Of excellent water
One OF TIE lots has on it the handsome residence recently
erected o. Col George GasCOck
are i"proved The lands admirably adapted The growing
o. small grain and the and hs raising Of stoe and
me opportunity afforded DESTROYS Of engaging that
business in healthy and delightful region Of country Title
undoubted lsep2l-tE,tdsl W. BRITT0S, Agent
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For Sale and to Lease.

PROPOSE sell upon favorable terms or exchange
for city pros erty, the remainder OF premises IN INC
suburbs, consisting well built dwelling OF eight rooms
large cellars houses stables &C. and between eeVeh
and twelve superior garden land will seb me ue
ing and about five separate from the remainder OF M
IL desired These premises adjoining the GROUNDS sofa o me
last spring average about IS 10 per foot less by nall
than ground equal distance from the square and equally
sahe in other respects selling for being the same occupied
formerly residence and rented for the year 10
Bostick Esq, Also,
few Lots left for Sale.
will also rent the ensuing year. lease upon long time
the commCdoUs dwelling the Of Broad and Nauxhs
streets present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply at 441
Cherry street. to L & X W Brown, or
July -. lsGO. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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Tennessee Platform

Tennessee Platform,
adopted in Contention assembled at BasArlle, the lsA
Of January last.
The Democratic party OF Tennessee in convention assembled
deeming it their duty make declaration Of the principles
that will future having
carefully examined the ground which they have heretofore
cupied the developments OF years view
Be Resolved That hereby reafirm the principles
nouncsd in the platform Of the Democratic party adopted
vention Cincinnati June 1885, that to
exposition OF doctrines the subj embraced
Resolved That the views expressed by the Supreme Court Of
States in the decision the fDred Scott are
opinion, true and clear exposition Of the epOSsd
in Congress the subject OF the Territories Of the United
States and the rights guaranteed the residents in the Terrific
Ties.
Resolved That the States Of the Condeacy are equal in
ics rights each ets has the right for ques
tons Ofnerna poy the right have mot have
of the prerogsVes Of States did
surrender this right the Federal Constitution and Tennessee
Resolved That the Federal has no power to inter
fere with slavery the States or introduce into exclude
protect the rights Of the from and to
givs from labor these duties cannot withheld without
lation Of the Constitution.
Resolved That approve generally, OF the administration
Of James Buchanan, and that he deserves and receives ~
ute OF admiration for his clear and lucid exposition OF the
the Constitution and laws Union and for his
frmpess in rebuking sedition and treason.
Resolved That we have full confidence in the patriotism and
wisdom Of the representatives Of party Charleston,
will give hearty support the nominee
strictly sectional principles and its hostility the institution
slavery which recognized by the Constitution and which
southern States of the COnderacy the principles
Of the Constitution and upon the rights Of the States
Resolved, That the late reasonable invasion Vrgnaby
4nized band OF Republicans the necessary
doctrines teachings and principles Of that party the begin
ming Of the rrepressble conflict Of Mr. Seward blow
aimed at the institution Of slavery, effort excite serVe
the South,
of the South to prepare to maintain its rights under the COns
tuition
Resolved That if this war upon the constitutional rights Of
the South persisted it must
the Republican party would prevent conflict Of arms let
ask nothing more, will submit to nothing less.
Resolved That distinguished fellow senatorn
Congress- Hon. Andrew Johnson, possesses
the high qualifications demanded by the exgnces of the
in his character history and
the Of than any other of the
cratic statesmen whose have been suggested in
with the Presidency We the with
citizens various portions Of the Union, present him
first choice for the Predency and most earnestly but
fully his claims to that high Distinction but il another
shall preferred by the Charleston Convention and who
daily norses the Cincinnati PLATFORM whether he reside North
n South, will yield him nearly support.
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Most EXtenSIV
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

VETM. KNABE co, Nos l, 3, and T. Ruaw street, Of
w Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
they enlarged their ctsy and now prepared TO
supply great their pianos They unqueson
durable and contain all the latest improvements,
fully for five For sweetness and great
power tone agreeable tcuch they are uneeused
Taberg Sakosch and other great psns have used them IN
their have certificates for their superiority
They have for the years. first premiums
competition in different States where they have been
exhibited received five first premiums two at
Montgomery the best Southern made piano. and
the best against all competition.
full suppIy Of the above celebrated instruments will be
eeiving NV J. A. MCCLURE,
msy5 iGa-dkwIv Sole Agent, Nashville
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Land for sale.

application be made in short time, will sell accom-
modstinE terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the Corporation limits, M Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About Jehalf Of the land IN timber the balance in cultivs
ton There the premises comfortable cabins and fine
young orchard Apply TO MAJ 6oTF, the place. to my
seIf for particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON.
inlVlA-N
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!
ETJES Avn T0ppUECyyy
j q II NJ LU Q *,
mi
poLITICAL TEXT ROOK FOR 1san,

AS the Se assortment in Nashville oeveryhiuy in the
above line, which will be sold Wholesale and RETAIL low
good article be bought anywhere The Torches
something snd the best thing Introduced
Professions. augl4-u
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OATS.

HAT comfortable dwelling. No I65 South Summer street,
Il formerly th. residence Of RUSSELL HOUSTON, Esq.
Also No. 10 North Summer street, present residence OF
JAS. CoRRKY, ESQ. Apply to J. KIRKMAN, President
aug2-u Union Bank OF Tennessee
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CONE AT LAST.

"A. y T. N K I'm q,
No. Ia, Market Street,
ETAs Just received so Hay, so Bales Fodder, 600
Bags Oats, 500 Bags Bran 100 Bags Meal.
Nashville, September 2, 1860
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TRUmENTSs
TTNHE undersigned have for sale large assortment Of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
of every variety style price, which attention Of tn
MEDICAL STUDENTS
srespectfully invited Also
Prof Paul F. Ewes Pocket Cases
Nays
- Sythotonny Csses
4" I" TOuTniQuet
Together with very stock Of Amputating, 0bStetrca
Dental and Trepanning Instruments Of ali kinds
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for the Of the celebrated
Tieman Instruments In NsShville. sep2S
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Notice.
800 BUSHELS BYE

election for Directors Of the Tennessee Marine and Fire
"A Insurance. Company will he held at the ocs Of aid Com
paDy on Monday the first day of October next
sept ~, bO-dtd A. W. BUTLER, Secretary
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THE EN- NJ IN e r

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larger will publish your Card in Directory STYLE
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VARIETIES AND CLOTHING.
Boots, shoes, Hats, BOnnets, &C.,
To which they invite the attention Of the trade.
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