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7. H. SNEEp.

We heard Mr.. Peyton yesterday for the first time
He is smooth and pleasant speaker, often eloquent
and sometimes polUeutud. The main portion of his
speech was devoted TO the dissection of Mr. Yancey
which job he performed to the satisfaction and ad-
miraton of his frienGs.-Memphis appeal (DOugLqs)
Comment is unnecessary. Read the next
Col Haynes led off in the discussion and was fol
lowed by the able and inlmtable Polk the last round
falling by turn to the dignIed and philosophc Pey
ton Col Haynes speech disappointed his own
friends consisting, it did. of empty defamation
without that argument characteristic of the speeches
of Messrs Polk and Peyton. Col. Haynes is not a
good orator he begged and plead with his audience
from the beginning to the end of his speech, not to
get offended at anything he might say, and wound
up with one of the bitterest and most contemplate
illusions to the Douglas Democracy we ever listen
ed to. If there was Douglas Democrat within
thousand miles of coming to breckenridge, Col.
Haynes drove him off another thousand in his re-
joinder In fact every talked loith said they
lDOld cote for Col Bel thousand times before they
mould for Breckiaidge after the iRsA Of yeSterddg-
Quid N,c's (Doaglds) account Of the speaking at Boz
iear.
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OFFICE OF THE CRY REGuTRAR,l
nuprrs-,o,r CT IN 1874

To tie Chairman and Members Of the Board Of Health
of Charleston:
GENTLEMEN The public health, for the most
aggerated and pernous at home well abroad
should always claim the attention and excite the interest OF the
City Registrar.
Constant and careful observation and inquiry have furnished
ample for the opinion herein expressed and
roboaen Of which, the suoned commune ,tops from the
four Dpensary Physicians II the city herewith for
the information OF the 30 I'd.
1t he opinion Of the Registrar with the exception Of the
prevailing Break Bone Fever and fen Of masFal
and ether fye uncommon to climate At the present
the year. general health OF
better during previous At the present tine
and with deVou ksgvngs Hin who has acousy
svej through the menJh past
for continuance Of like signal blessings during the remainder Of
the year. Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE S. PEIzER, N. D., City Registrar.
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AIUSt thEsoN,


TNIHE listers or Order o. st. DonInis vel no n IA
IL and tae adjoining states exp7ieneei and conps.sa
directors Of female sdrcto, respectfully announcs ne
Nashville aud the public in general ihat sT an
preparing and viii Be ready b receive pupils above
tuition the st ofortober. The Acades = aou mile from
the cay, and situated in Of tie most sesul and sV
lccatonsin its vicinity.
The ladies OF Es initiation being specially s7ole %
ion Of the young oftheir az viii Iesv nothing rs
to mpert TO TIE pupils cond 70 their hsfour eaH
ton, in sense Of the word. The religion ps b. d,
lsdes OF the institution IL the Catholic they will mna
special religious instruction % pupils prsfepSins that an Pa
pills OF every rehg us denomnagion win Ne admitted,
undue nenee VIII be used 70 bias the religious principles
the Jo1ng LADIES' nor viii Of them permitted o sub
the CAtnOlo faith without The verbal or written cement on M
ens or guardians Uniformy and good orier however, Fs
the aendance Of ali at morning ereoiaZ prTer md
the re igious exercises on sanday.
he course Of stud Il divided into four seoarteutn 90
Departments having rs eEn distinct o. Sudes Assigned
The academic year viii cousst Of SESSIONS ne f con.
sncng on the hsr Mondy In September secona Or he
nonday Of February The academic year m cio. a pab-
Ct each year. ~
Terms per Session -PayabIe in Advancs.
Ror board add tuition, SIS, S70 s75 and sssssorng %
Nau Att ne M h. nrf~fIa
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ALSO, large stock Of
Q q T. % 9 t L n &,
Velvet and Brussels Carpeng and ply half ell
cotton CArpetng Dutch and scotch CAeng, which will b
sold cheap.

ALSO, Knives and Ferks Saws, Augers, GnbletB, Door
Locke, Pad Locks Rackng Brushes Blackng Guns and Gun
Caps, &c.
unElinEy acknowledge that largest stock
every description Of Goods in city Of Nashville all
intend to sell them Our shalt
Headquarters cash and hOrt prompt
There prompt Time Trade that puf shsse their
goods city, intend to sell 10 that
and say cash buyers call and examine our
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK.
The extreme hardness Of the thrown into our no
large snnount Commission Goods which viii be regard
lsssof prices
rms chance forcash prompt pay
liberal discount allowed all time tis We
would merely say who have deserving credit and pay
as lust attend sale IhsRooasmust sold Remember
he days q SAD September IL % and %
sep7-tds TRAFUE & ICCUS.
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CBruou Strict, Monday, 10th Sept, 1850.

MY DEAR sra hasten to reply your inquiries to stat.
thst have not seen Of fever city this season of
grade Those that have fallen under nv obseyvatc
private as well as public pa.tice land they very nu
merous nave been OF the form usually dtnomDated rol an
Bone and the without exception been Of so eIent
character in lsrgs proportion hardly require the ine
OF the physician. tIIy say practice ~ the
profession brought with it anxiety bsn
has for months past should play velvet.
Yours respectfully, PETER PoRcnER,
Physician FhirYas' DHnenS W n
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CHARLEsToS, Sept 9th, 1850.

DKAR SIR IN compliance with your give statement
the health division Of the city, happy that
there is not single Of serious consequence Of any kind
BrokenBope Fever appears still BE- the prevailing Affection
but IS not nearly general il ago
DAY Oeiag little more than half of what it that date
am, with respect your obedient servant
j. AYCRUM, NJ D g,
Physic an shirrSs DeSpensary, E. D.
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S1enl.ens Va. Non rIaa-

In his speech IN Congress IN -S51, Mr.. Stephens
said: :" No such doctrine (Squatter Sovereignty
is to be found either in the Kansas the New Mexi
co bills All the powers they can exercise they de-
rive directly from the government in their organic
acts. All their machinery proceed from us. They
hold it by grant, and not by sovereign right They
hold from u.s. and through and not independently
of Us. Their temporary governments were created
erected by u.s. Their legislative powers are ex-
ercised by permission er gratiG not 'eS de0HojaS
ttid"
Mr.. Douglas says that the people of the territories
derive their powers from God Almighty, and hence
are sovereign. He claims that they have the power
to regulate the question of slavery while terri
tory, and Mr.. Stephens, on the 1st instant said if
they had not the power ''er debo justitid he would
give 1t to them "er grdtia If they have not got it
as matter OF right he would give it to them as a
matter OF fa7or.-AugaSta Dispatch. +.
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GEORGE S. PErzER, NJ. D., City Registrar.



DEAR Sir reply to yOur inquiry, gives pleasure
state that the hy giene and health Of my Jspensary Division
have been better during my entire administration Of
ne1csl duties, than they at prsEent.
The reas majority Of cases. under treatment those OF
simple Catarrhal Of the socaed Break Bone Fever No
other varieties Of fever have fallen under my during
this with the exception Of single Of Typhoid
Fever. Very respectfully,
J. DICKSON BURNS, NJ. D.
To G. S. PELzER, NJ. D., City Register.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

SoUIE LIKE THE Resi- OF THEN.-Mons. Soule is
now n souatter. He used to be a Red Republican
Bnt between his Repu5Iicanism and his squatterism
he was good Southern Democrat, will be seen
by the following proFiso, which he offered in the
United States Senate on the 2lst of July 1850. as
an amendment TO the bill for establishing Terri
torial Government in Utah:
.. Provided, That the Legislature shall have
power in any manner to interfere with the estab-
iishment or abolition of slavery within the limits of
the said Territory but shall provide for the protec
ton of such property there IS recognized by the
Constitution of the Unised States.-Con. Globe vol
% D. 1851 Columbus Times
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On Thursday we published without word of
comment the antagonstic positions of Judge DOUG-
LAS and his friend Gov LETCHER in the event of the
election of Black Republican to the Presidency
The Patriot of yesterday hastens to the assistance of
his DOUGLAS allies whose inconsistency thus es-
,ablish It ailudes to our publication and thus
concludes:
As our contemporary gives so much prominence to
the views of Gov Letcher and in such manner as to
make them controvert the position of Judge Douglas,
we suppose, there is happy accord of sentiment
between the Governor and the UNION AND AMERICAN,
We are sarry to e this Indication. We had hoped
to see our contemporary arrayed on the side of
those who reject the idea of such resistance as
Gov. Leteher contemplates, and who do not enter
tain the doctrine of secession.
4 weak and unfair device to endeavor to convict
US of oisunion sentiments. We have never held
that the election of the Black Repul ican candidate
FOR the Presidency would be sufficient cause for dis
union or secession. We have never promulgated
the doctrine held by the leading BELL man in the
Empire State OF the South, who has no superior in
his party, Hon. BEN H. Hull:
"AFTER NATURE DELIBERATIoN CAN SEE BUT ONE
REPLY FOR THESE PEOPLE (BLACK KEPUBIICANs) AND
THAT is wAR-wAR IN EVERY SENSE BY WHICH THE
TERMS DEFINED, OR DEFINABLE"
We have never announced with that distinguished
gentleman:
9 TO RESIST THE SUCCESS OF SUCH PARTY, WITH SUCH
PURPOSES, NOW, CAN NO LONGER BE REGARDED As OTHER
THAN RIGHT A DUTY because, since these 1ecI-
sions by the Court such party is seeking nothing
but plain. open and defiant violation of the law
the law which makes us equals-and to submit to
them is 10 submit TO traitors. SUBMISSION,
OURSELVES Would BECOME ACCESSORIES To THE CRIME
OF TREASON, and that, too, against Government
which the rebels seek to destroy only because 1t
protects our fresides, our properly, and our all"
We have never held with ne Patriots candi-
date for the Presidency, Hon. JoHN BELL
"IsAY AT ONCE GIVE NE SEPARATION, GIVE NE Dis
/ UNION; GIVE NE ANYTHING IN PREFERENCE TO A UNION
SUSTAINED ONLY BY POWER BY CONSTITUTIONAL. LE-
GAL TIES WITHOUT CONFIDENCE. If OUR FUTURE CAREER
Is TO BE ONE OF ETERNAL DTsCoRD. CRIMINA-
TON AND DENOMINATION, GIVE NE RATHER SEPARATION
WITH ALI. IT'S CONSEQUENCES"
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J.P. CAMPBELL. oF KY.

Was also a member of the 34th Congress We
quote from his speech delivered in the House
1T an interference with our institutions when our
citizens are denied the rghtin the Terrific
rles with the citizens from the North for that Terri
tory belongs to us as much as it does TO you =
We regard this COnfederacy secondary IN impor-
lance, and when Government falters in carrying
out its guarantees fer the protection of life liberty
and property, 1T LONGER ENTITLED TO THE FEALTY
OF ITS CITIZENS. And in addition TO that will avow
this sentiment, believing that It will be endorsed by
my constituency, that whenC yer this Government
makes distinction between a southern and north
ern constituency citizenship then shall consider
ourselves no longer bound to support the COnfederacy
LUTION."-Cong Globe. lst Sess 34th Cong page
SC
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hoRkRr JOHNSON, Esq son of the Hon. ANDREW
'OHsoN Is making BREcKRRBGE and LANE speeches
IN Greene county.
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BUSINESS IN NEw ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
PicGyme considers the business prospects of the
Crescent City remarkably good for the next season
Signs of activity in commercial matters are alrea
dy being shown. The business of the year opens
under favorable auspices. The abundance Of the
grain harvest, and the probable harvest of nearly,
if not quite, 100000 Of bales of cotton will make
it one of great activity, and probably of success
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15

On Thuradsy September Iah 1850 On Whites Creek four
miles from Nashville BY George Hash J. p Mr. W,l1.x
hccoos to Aiss TESNzssEz TRorrzs
On 'ne 18th instant At the resdsnc Of he brides father
L@o<oos Mountain ~ hs Rav T B. LsWson, Ar.
WESTON 5r Of LaGranse. Tsnness.s to Miss JosPHnu Rou.
ssaoH COOK, daushtessf oil Dan sl y Cook.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
(1s6Oj NEW ARRANGEMENT. (fs6D

MESPHIs AND N. ORLEANS s. MAIL
PACK Ell LINEi
The Splendid Boats of this ne W Line VIII
leave Memphis and NJ o as heretofore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDA 3 AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY Pa J.
REPUBLIC, IEGoAAR,
Capt. A. Baird. Csp,. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDA ~ PACKETS.
J. sIM0EDs, IMPERIAL,
Capt.J. T. Hicks. Capt. o. 3. Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, H 3. W. HILL,
Capt. A R. Irwin. Capt. T. II. Newell.
These Memphis Railroads from that
point, tn h respective days Leave Memphis Immediately
tbs arrival Of the r. and r. o. r Trains Through
will sold ~ the Roads connection With this
line ard their Tickets rcogniHeda good Passengers
their arrival to avoid delay At mph longer
pleasure require For freight pasars apply
on board OF TG0S. WILLIAMS 4 co.,
Gss'l R't Ag t., No ,, Howard Row.
mo- 3. HYDE 90,
septI3-d4m Agents, New Orleans.
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OFFICE CRY D.sFzNsART, W. D., Upper Wards, J

DEAR SIR In reply your inquiry respecting the health Of
Dpensary, happy inform you that had OF
yellow Fever excepting the Bruk which now pre-.
walls the wards had unprecedented freedom from disease
Very respectfully yours,
5. L. LOCKWOOD, NJ. D.
To pr. GFO. s. PrLzER, City Registrar
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BmOre Yorng and wife ct ais George W. Campbell ct ais
pursuance II decree Of coanty Court q Davidson
county rendered AEgrst term 1850 VIII expose
public ie Boule door in Nashville satariag
the lsta day ef October next.
Thirty Acres OF Land
on the Southwest end CT ire tract belonging 10 the estate Of
Thos mpkirs deceased. Upg waters Of Bun Run
Geek sieinng Of Elshz Cover. Said sale @ Be
flee sr-m the saui Of redemption.
TePms.sA credit Of twelve months VII Be give1s
Wiz sAsfastoy security required, and lisa retained
nntl the purchae money Is paid. 2. CHBAfHA0,
Septsrahzr ~. Bo-dln-prs fee So Clark sud Malisf
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large stock Of every grade Of Prints Bleachs4 and Brown
Domesics Plaid Linsevs, (prned and pain all Wool De
Lanss and Cashere, Cored Silks Black Silks Poplns, De-
bags, French Msnos, English and German sernos Printed
American DeLanes Ribbons, Trimmings, Whits Goods Rm-
brodsTes Lacs large ttock Of Whe yellow, red and gray
Rlannes Cloths cassmsrss sattns Seal Skin and
Beaver Cloths Over Coatngs; age stock Of Shirts Skirts
Fronts shirt Collars, SusDendes Gloves Hose and bali Hose
OF every kind, "a.
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Oy1rcE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH,

OHAKLzsIONJ IUIuI
At meeting of tbs Board Of Health, held this day the follow
ing resolution adopted, motion of Alderman Riggs
esored That the report Of the City Registrar presented
this Board this day. and the accOmpan ing communications
from the City Dspensary Physicians be published inOrma
ton in all the city papers.
CHARLHs MCBETH, Mayor,
And Chairman of. of the Board Of Health.
GEORGE s. PELzR, NJ. D., Clerk
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NNyE have 80 Of Land for sale = he bend 81 Du
wv River. wtin2 miles % NornGndy Gu ne Nashvi.ls al
CaAtianooga Railroad Said lands bounsd b. tDaYd
DUCK RFer Willis Blaut0n and Ahnsr ne-on rsath
OF the tract river bottom and level Rboa. 80 cleared
several good spring Endia No Stock FGrm. We VII ~
half all Of TIE purchases Those Wishs
To by good St0ch Yarn in healthy country GOOD couUs
would 90 well to and look soon We ar. deurr
ned to sell For further particulars address NJ Barton
lah0ua, OF G. G. Brewer, Manchester.
decl5-tEAEtf BREWER 4 BARTON
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For the Congressional Districts.
First Distriet-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 R0BT. W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson
Ninth J. D. G. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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MIS-. E1zABErH TATE was fined $50 by the Re
corder of Memphis on the 18th inst, for cruelty
whipping negro girl, the property of her mother.
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Notice.

Notice.
KETR have for sale ne Residences city,
w Of them 10 ans territory Also uuiua-
proved lots 10 the city, Of them finely tied for business
and for Readiness. We will sell bargains.
We have al for several Of the beat commanding
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad, Denunhane, hc
NsiTv and olher streets.
ALoA number Of very hne Totes in Boyds, HyneS' and
Watkins Additions.
AoSeverai very choice lotS Bdgeeed IS 10 lots In
walker Ason and large number Of lots IN HsTdng Ad
ditiOn and McGavock
HTIn addition 20 which have very lsrge uumbsr CT
Country lots containing from five twenty within
two to three miles Of the city and the different pixies
SeptA-d L & 4. W. BROWN.
steamboat scotland
For Sale at auction at Paducah.
nNWe eSay the 3do OF onobeE, will sell public
the Sc SC0TLaSn her enginss tackle furniture
she lays at osdGcsh Ky. The Scotland ghtest
draught boat Of her cAs Of boats carry 1900
Ter Jneq1arter cash balance l2 Notes
plyapie in Bank with satisfactory security
septl4 tbs JOHN A. COUCH.
" Louisville Courier and St. Louis Republican copy
charge to this office
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DR.. j. J. ALTERNATELY,

resident Of Nalhvlie. a1d his services 20 the
cszsns Of theeiy ase surrounding county
II TResidsnos, No. 10 High street. Once "a sane lot.
SeptT-d6n BEP
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First Glass Pianos,
33 UNION sTREET

EAylO-dtwEs las. A. mcCLUzE.
PIANO TUNING AND REFAIRIHG.
~ ". KIBBEE wiz hsncsforth make NauArsis hs pssus
NJ nent resilence, and viii tune Pfanoss Organs
ard MeiSdeons b. the pear single
often required. aimee he vii spend WeeA II
month ID The city and vicinity &c viii visit regularly
toEnsi1 Mdtle West EaBt Tennessee aad Norh Asan
and Mississippi Orders Ten Benson Co.'S Huse Ssrs
Reed Piano Rooms. CBurca Csnur1icaEinus d
nail will be pFonpty attended % apriI a.sE&EH
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The Health OF Charleston.
Prom The Charleston Mercury, september 18th.

Our readers, we are sure. will read with great
deal of satisfaction, the report we publish below,
from the City Registrar to the Board of Health The
health of our city according to this report
better than it is and without entering the qUes-
ton whether a case or cases of Yellow Fever have
occurred in city, it is cear that they spOrad-
ic We trust, therefore, that friends in the
country will not hesitate to visit US whether called
here by business or pleasure. Our country mer-
chants especially invited examine the full sup
ply of all sorts Of merchandise which importers
have laid in, before they pass on to the North.
Charleston was never better prepared to meet the
demands ofthe interior. Let our people draw near
er together in all the relations of society and
merce. We one in destiny. Let us be one in in
terest and intercourse:
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Nashville Theatre.
AHELLEg 4 RgERRrr.---. n.s.sz...
second and Last Night Of the Tsagsdy Of Pauline.
saturday EvenIng, september tstb, tseo.
Persor1anes viii commence win the Nsx Tr.ve Plav AZ
PAULINE.
Count Horace Mr. 4 r at.f.o.
n''''''- BrssisW.
DASoH BY MISS sALLIE BYRON,
sonE-oOnins ths0' the Rys.--....... - Miss Navarro.
TO eOucluds With the Farce q the Lucky shOemaIxer.
, Nsney Miss Rose Franee
1NsoLveNT NOTICE
IL persons having claims agaipst thu .,,as. sR n ua
us.ou oece3ea are hereby nOtifs
Aulnenticei With Glek tie Countv C,s-t ~ lfi.s.
unity, TIE besofe Ih dy JsnuST~ Iss1 - Se
mat ssfilenen and division FRO may b. made
! sese------g.A ACDcLksT0N, Adu'r.-
WAITED. -
~ y thoroughly qualified give ms rue on n F..S
9rsnehss Latin, Rrenchs and Music on the Piano Far
rrfIs -, Va AcsWISk,
-R--S-~- Troy, failaousha Co visa >
TE NEssEE STATE FaIR 1850.
Sixth Day, saturday, September ism.
Best Mich Cow, lany age or breed sso
| rAsiest Iroidns Mare Cin harnessl ........ 10
1ssss naelng Ware Horse sseldng funder sadd -
zessee nu8y
Best sad1le Selcing or Aare-....... 10
viii be given for the hoFsemanshp come
1 atS OclocE septl5
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the Congressional Districts.

For the state at Large.
LANDON c. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. C. WHITTHORNE, Of Maury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-15
A. R. BoTELER, OF VIRGINIA,

Is member Of the present Congress and chairman
of the Bell and Everett National Executive Commit
tee In the latter capacity he has recently issued an
address, in which he says that the selection of Lin
coin would expose the Union to peril" and then
adds:
And further, we do say that the attempt to govern
the country upon the distinctive and peculiar prin-
eples Of the Republican party would be FATALT0
THE UNION"
He closes by saying that any attempt to exclude
slavery from the national domain would BREAK
! UP THE UNI0N.p
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LARGE AND ExTENsIVE sToCH
ATE FAIR.
a es7eFa - 49,
zsE !. x =. -
Nashville and ChaftanOOga Rail-
road Company.

SUPER NrTSpEsTs OTIcE, I
~ashViIle. Sept 6, 1850.
DAeSkHGsk Trains will te between The Depot tha
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and tie Fair Grnnds
during Tie fair week, commencing Monday 0 inst
following schpdsIe, tout:
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LEANpER NJ. cox. or KENrrcKr.

Is another ex-nember of Congress, and leading
supporter of Bell and Everett Let US hear him
"When you tell me that you intend to put a re-
striction the Territories say to you that upon
that subject the South is a unit. and WILL NOT
SUBMlTTO ANY SUCH THING."-App to Cong.
Globe, lst Sess. 34th Cong. page 81.
Again, page lI43, Mr.. Cox said
But if The designs of parties purely sectional
should be carried out then sir the fate
Of the Republic t5Hbe FOREVER SEALED, and the
historic chapter of American independence closed IN
the tragic scenes of CIVIL WAR.
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Was member of the 34th Congress, and is now
prominent supporter OF Mr.. Bell. He said:
Il ask that gentleman, and those who entertain
such BLACK Republican, views, and present them
co tinualy from day TO day, if they disposed to