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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
BrecEisridee ana Lane CIub.

RRAMxLsx, July 18th, lssa
Parat % previous notice, portion q the Democracy Of
Wilaon met rfaokli On Msa4y, July l6h, FOR the par
pos q essani1ins s'You=g Mans BREeEDaz and IAE
cuoP Wereapon the foorlng persons elected pernens
officers. viz s4J coOkE Pfesdent Jaas SEzRLL, sA1OzL
RsnlSSOs, jr jaws WITS frank CARrER, Ve Pres
denis; CkEEz HARRIs Secretary wrGs Treasurer
and Col L WAaaOEER, Corresponding Secretary.
JkN1s II ORR, X MCDOWELL snd FRANZ " CkRTEk EeT
appointed speakers for the county.
The Chair appointed Finance Committee consisting Of Chair
man THos HANDY, Ono CHRIsaAN 0 Ass0EEz VIZ w.
N PExHIxs, TON CAPzoE, and MOozE.
sssalutioaWas adap requesting Us1ox AsRtcAS
% pubirh the proceedings Of the meeting.
cARxr Harris, Secretary. San CoOK, President.
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$50 Reward.

rOLFN for nv stals in tie nsighborhoeS % cOlaubA, %
- ne nighs Ct tie e8h Of May last. dDs Aslaek Mare
about fe@n bar Is high highly 'oln ape 81 masce aeaFy
from sai8le mark Her ear long AID oina her limbs eaR
nd fsg rather small bat shaped. she i ne mover urdsr A
aide st PAGES and trots acd works kindly
hi buggy or any Tbs thief rode % ape black span
a. sadis lie vas acktd nlesip The dsction a Fay
.fsyls or Winchester viii pay rs abovs de-
livery OF the mare dence, and hundred dollars
GID J. PILLOW
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ohm.

The Natessl Democratic voters of Ohio, friendly
to the election of JGag c, BRECkINRIDGE and JOSEPH
LANE for President and Vice President of the United
States have been notified and requested to proceed
to appoint delegates to represent them in State
Convention to be held at Columbus on the 9TH day
Of August next
The editor CT the Journal is trying to provoke the
Breckinridge men into fight. Win he lend them
helping hand after they follow his suggestions
Democrat
We should prefer lending the party helping
foot ol6SeiRe JoetnGL
The Douglssites hereabouts, acknowledge the
loan from, you of a helping q FOoTE E.t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

The Patriot asks us if we endorse 1.-THE abstract
right of secession" We might very properly avoid
response to such an inquiry lst because 1t is not
pertinen to any discussion now going on secondly
because the Patriot has persstenty refused to answer
the we have again and again Propcundeu 10
it. to ascertain where Mr.. BELL aud Mr. E'ESEIF
stand rs to the right and duty of Congress or TERRI
toral Legislature to abolish exclude slavery iro~
the Territories and the right of Territorial Legsia
ture TO prohibit it by unfriendy legislation bH'-
We answer: The people have at all times an IN
aienable and indefeasible right to alter reform or
abolish the government in such manner as r'ey
nay think proper, for the advancement OF theiF
peace, safety and happiness. Government being
instituted fer the benefit, the doctrine oil
non-rssstance against arbitrary power and oppres
sion is absurd. sSFish and destructive of the good
and happiness of mankind
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
FRANEILN COLLEGE:

F7lHg Seventeenth Session II this Institution viii open
Monday, the Sd OF Septssn Der, 1880
W. D. CkRNEs, rsident Ten1eHsae University,
called the position Prede1 Of tbs Instutons
and will enter upon the active dscarge O his duties he open
rg OF the session Otherwise Facule remains rnehanged
While there disposition the Of those having conrol
Of the Institution TO boast they feel the f c01ence In com
needing the favor parents and guardians. Us past
atiou osrshp manly soaring Of
students will Be faithfully nAntaned. Erey species Of dis
spaton will guarded against, and the alorts
made to keep the papt free ron the Blasting that ETiug
speedy upon many youths in land The heAlthul
OF locality Is unsurpaslsd In country.
The charges vgry modrate fully vAia thersach Of
all Of sufficient energy to be educated
For further information address ". d. CARNES, Pres.
W LIPSCOMB, Sec.
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PTfoFESsToNAL CAnD.

DR. HENRY MELVILLE, Of New YORK CITY, respectfully
intmatss the citizens a Nashville ard vicinity, nat ne
IN the city the 81 CiOud HOTEL where be viii
advise With al who suffer from
Cafarrh, BrOneHEiIis, Consumption and
AsthmRs
Except wednesday, Ilh ins when profiou4l engage
meet calls him from the city .- 49,
Dr. MELVILLE has had experiences o. twenty years In the
MANAGEMENT all forms q Pulmonary DsdGsss, and
fer with pleasure to his professional ilercourze sn %
many persons Tennessee among whom Re - knF reatsed
70 mention the names Of Ridley q Jeferson Gen.
Matzock % Locust Hi judge Brien. ef NASHVILLE; Col
Guild and W II BlaekEore. ESQ, Of Gallatn. 49,
Of these diseases, Dr.. NEVILLE a4ails himself
Of an he means which modern science and rent discoveries
put within The poser Of the Phyans and W are last
uperssding The old plan Of Stomach treatment
Further information Ell thsIuec can bsObAned IN treat
ise Topical Medication Pulmonary Diseases, published
b. Dr. MELvLE and which be had Eousy - he Book
stores, application hiE a his 81 he So ClOn q
| Hotel. inlyI0-du
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

Tho Patriot endeavors to draw US of into dis
20 Of .the abstract right of secession" We
sbaT not tlsus be led off from the main issue. We
I,s RAJ tls arst duty of Southern men in the
ngeseut emergency is to beat Black RePubh'anism'
and va call upon the PGtyios to help us II we can
succeed N driving s6olipop out of the land the
cause which has excited every threat Of disumOn OF
secession that has ever beea made jim the so#ia' VIII
be rnnnnvad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

TayHE Broadway Mills In short time win Be prepared %
grind Wheat Corn for toll. Farmers IN the Lzhb5rhOOd
requested 70 call add examine the ara gsrBsnts.
iuiyl4-H DDpICKEz Agsst5-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
Renhr RenhII

We publish to-day the recent letters of Co 1g-
-IDM. CUBRN and Hon W. T. AVERY, member ,ef
Congress from the Memphis District. Read thera.
Ty give reasons for the faith hst isin them. Read
hem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

This Dosgiss 4eR in New Orleans postponed their
projected meeting &C the night of the 18th inst, on
account of a big thunder storm. They thought
they wouldn't get up sp opposition storm.-LQpi'-
title Journal.
The Opposition in Tennessee furnish tie 0ogqLAs
men with thunder" but no fears are entertained
of thunder storm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
summer! summer /!

TISHE weaers getting warm and is the time to change
underwear just received large and superb asOrtnea Of
UndershirIs and Drawers towt:
G4uze silk Shirts and Drawers;
a. Lise Thread hirts and Drawers;
g Merino do do; "a. .+
Net Cotton do DO;
shsssr FLANNEL DO do; .-l-.e
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DeBOW's REYIE w.
The July EumRsE iEst Received:
PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

~ W. KIBBEE viii heneeorth make Nashville as ps,s
M nent resi- encs and will tune Pianos, CaA1 9s,s
and NJ 0deOns By The year or single limit 49,
often As REQ uire since be viii spend At least enc ~
townsin NidIe West East Tennessee and Norn
apa NiS.isspui Orders le At Benson Cos Aa.e ~
49, ot.-a aooras en- Charcn street Csmnr ~
r,.ii =, M be nrorrptIy attended to. apri dtE@HH
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a LgAXs .ssP ven ,sss sass sue soodsa


To which e would cathe particular Attention eonnoisssurs
nd hos ho Want pure article ef Brandy for medical pup
pors Our brshds q ChnmPaSne are very choice aad
we'll known: 80 90 = z al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
ChnncerY SIC.
OreIEn ana Doarsssie wines and Liquors.
HARnY RROrHERs. Aucnsnne.

HARDY BROTHERS, AustEoneers.
an Thursday morning l9,h July 10 oeac viii ss for
account OF John B. Glesves Q. q a. Chancery Court a.
Nashville AID n order Of sad Court
Of N. Pike Co. and others R Chattsux Co. an A..
sorted Of old liquors including FoFsn AID domestic
Nhiskeys, hrandss, ETC. TERsa uader $50
$50, mon lbs veil endorsed, approved and paya
in rank-by order Of J. B. Gleayes, G. n.
HARDY BROTHERS,
Juiyf5 and Cent Agents Public squsTe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
PoIiticaI Items.

b. F. Massey, Democratic candidate for secretary
of State J. P. KNOTT, Democratic candidate 1or Az
formal General; and A. W. MORRISON, Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer of Missouri have all
declared for BRECKNREDGE.
The Piqua (Okio) Enquirer has hauled down the
DoUG1As ticket and run up that of LINCOLN.
The Worcester Shield and Eastern Monitor are the
only papers that have declared for DOUGLAS IN
Maryland, except the Weekly Dispatch OF Baltl-
more.
SOUTHERN ILINoIs.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the National Democracy OF Umsn coun-
~ was held at JonesborO on the 9th inst Speeehes
were made by Hon. JOHN DoUGHERTY, JoHN l. NAIL
s. CoyDoy and O. c. DAY, and resolutions cordially
ndorsing the nomination of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE
Hopr and SMELL. were unanimously adopted. The
Jopesboro Gazette, the leading Democratic paper IN
Egypt. saws it was the largest political meeting
which ever assembled in Union county.
IxDrINA.-The National Democratic organ at lndI
annapolis is called the "Od Line Guard" and IS to
be issued tri-weekly Judge CARLTON is the editor
MICHIGAN "A Convention of the friends of BRICK
INRIp4E and LANE has been called to meet at Detroit
! on the Path inst The call has been signed by sew
eral Of the leading Democrats of Detroit
The Chicago Journal says that in Freeport las
week no less than five hundred young men who have
been for DOUGLAS, united with the Republican Wide
| Awakes.
Judge W BRowS, of Woodford county, U.s. per
sonal friend Of DOUGLAS, has taken the stump 1oi
! LINCOLN.
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COuNTY GILL; -.

Alexander Thomas and viis Mary Hsrrsoa and Others
IN pursuance Of decree o. the County Court Of Dsvlon
county rendered In he above The July $50
viii sale al the Court House IN Nashville Ssnr
day. the ilthd o. August nxt, Hamed Dies,
about thirty eight years 4 age.
Termss-SlO Will required In cash. and for he balance
twelve months viii Be given. and note veil endorsea
laws -SH-dtds CIerr and Naster.
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~. o. GRIFFITH a CO.,
RSrccessors 70 e. G, Eastnaan & Cos
MRS. +. G. RAsTMkE, ?. O. DUNErSGToE,
J. o. GRIFFITH mo O. BIRCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

The Banner is out upon hisfriend of the Baltimore
Patriot as "a traitor, constantly circulating the
most absurd hes' &c, calculated to discourage the
Tnion men, If the Patriot wants to retain tie is
vor of his brothers of the BELL and EVERETT persua
sion. he must quit talking about the detection Of
u,,rpHREr MARSHALL, GENTLY, JUDGE, RIcE Cut
ROY CARLISLE Co. of the South, and cease nus a.
l,so,,. 20 .te shameless dickering of Books Co.
of the North.
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Gen. risrce,s Position.

The BELL-DoUGLls organ here had the following
paragraph in its issue of yesterday;
3 Ex-PREsIDEST PIERCE FOR DOUGLAs The Rich
mond IVhiq learns from the Staunton indicator
Democratic that ExPresident Pierce IS IN fayor OF
Douglas Thus are the Breckenridge ancey forces
becoming small by degrees and beautifully less .
Isn't Pierce first rate trumpin the estimation OF
al Southern Democrats! He certainly is-and yet
he can't go Brock and Rhett, Yancey and revolution.
The Boston Post publishes a letter from Gen.
PlERcz to the Hon. B. F. HALLsrr, from which the
following is an extract;
sit was vain to hope for harmony after the acton
of the majority upon the report of the committee on
credentials. It could hardly have failed to be un-
derstooJ generally that such action must terminate
the exisIefce of the convention ag body represent
mo the democracy fthe Union, and eventqate in
the nresqnt conditon Of the powerful and patriotic
organization. which has so long upheld the equal
rights and vindicated in peace and IN war the com
mon honor of those e9nfederated States. There has
baon in fact no nomination made in conformity with
The ostablished and recognised qssges Of that or
gan;zation. and hence sound and faithful men will
find nothing in the proceedings so far az tho nomi-
ness are concerned to bind their party feaIty UE-
der these circumstances, il would Crafty me ex.
ceednolv -four friends in all sections OF the land
couId mite earnestly and cordially in the support
of Mr.. breckenridge and Gen Lane. and thus insure
for our cause signal victory"
The Banaer's tt-bit, so nicely "fxed-uP. was
aoon snOiled,
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"a fslloK fselinr makes us rondrOas klnd, ;"


I will here venture the prediction that two years
froTa this date will not have elapsed before you
and your political associates in this State VIII De N
open alliance with the Opposition party. Thus Iar
nv predictions have met with very speedy fuinil-
ment This will but add another instance. must
inst here be allowed to congratulate you that you
have at last had the candor and manliness to assume
your true position-that of an ant-Admlnlstrauoh
PAPER for such take your present position 10 De-
Nope than year ago. and in various speeches.
expressed It IS NY opinion that you were carrying
on covert war against the Administration, ana gave
my reasons for that opinion. itR9Rg9t then coula
see the clOven foot, under the gaP5 Of EQqgleslsn
which but illconcealed it. -. ..-.r,r, 10
Recurring again to your article which heads lhls
communication, must be pard0ned for FemarKlng
that have frequently observed that you seem 10 DC
affected by singular 6Teiciy shall use no stronger
wordO of statement in reference to matters OF lact
For instance you have the Hon. Vim. l. avery
and aysaIf sitting together in the convention upon
which YOU were commenting certainly an inmate
rial circumstance even if true Now, the truth Is
that did not participate IN the proceedings OF uS'
Convention: nor was Ipresent after It was
most heartily and cordially approved OF lts ODlscH
visited the hail where its deliberations were heid
and mingled freely with its members, exchanging
salutatens with old acqaintances and friends from
other eountses but having other engagements Llas
were important to myself at least, ana 1eefins 'U
NV presence here was not necessary, retreQ 90
the convention was being PFgSnEed nave nor en-
loved the Measure of meeting Mr. avery for several
months. As to the war between him and yoursetT5s
have nothing 10 say. He is, most emphaucSiy,
vonr man. Last summer, when you were AIDING MN
to defeat me for Congress, he was If you were 70 pe
believed, not only entirely orthodox; Dut quI'e AZ
able statesman Now, that you and ne seem 70 nav
1aI;eu out have only to request, ehat yeu uo h0S
seoJ IN VIM him over my shoulders. z-eeeaa
Very respectfally your obedient servant,
"a is6O {" DAVID NJ. CUER1N.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
q VA sntIsraflT CoLLEGE.


BERanN LxDsLIY D. D D Chancellor OF the University,
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col. B. r JOHNSON Superintendent Of the Military College,
and Professor Of EnginesFing
JAMS HANIEroS NJ Professor Of Mathematics AID NAtu
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART NJ Professor OF aud Latin Languages AID
Literature.
GFoRor BLAeK NJ N D. Professor CT Botany aai Natural
History
J. W. HOYTE NJ D, Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
R. w. PrTNAS Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Language
J. @. ASs11bE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
Z. K. WESTON, IA L, Surgeon.
The First Of the Academic Year 1SG6l comms1ces on
the 81 OF September, 1860
me Second Term commences the 9Th Of January, s6l
COmmencement Exercises Jake place the Eth OF June leo
Tuiou Boarding. Wsshisg R1el Rooms, Servants attend
ance and OF Arms slO Term Matrcuaton Feo -
Students required to furnish their Engineering
French Spanish German, Drawing Book keeping and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of twenty WeekB-
Students under IA years Of age will not be admitted
By The aid Of Military Discipline, effective government e
bshed and health, physical clure, good order aud ndus
QUE habits are promoted.
For caalogue additional Information, sPPly to Mem
Der OF the Faculty, B. X. JOHNSON,
july7i '5G-dktEItAEH Superintendent.
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YEyHE GRHFEdBERG DHSENTERV SYE-
UP the best medicine 10 EoG for dordss Of The
bowels See CERT dcsses the Beard Health Of New York
enquire Of ne osns OF Nashville mos; Of whom
OVERWHELMING TONIC, for alf Who suffer from
the heat from debility, Indigestion want Of appetite, nervous
THE HEALTH IBGTTEfss, only - cents paper
will haf 10n oftae BteTs suitable for the above
complaints that family aEsht FthoE; they wsh 70
Tiulyi4-tf ~ MKCKENzrE L MINoHIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
MI. Rzeckinridge,s Frankfort speech.

The ITyoN AND AMERICAN published Wednesday
what nurported to be the speech made at frankfort
XIV. on the 2lst of December last by john " breck
inridge. Upon comparing it with complete copy,
we discover important omissions IN the copy vi our
contemporary -Pdtriot.
Iftbe Patriot will refer to our paper of "Wednesday
no ,s acc that he has done us great injustice in the
above. What we published did not purPor' 70 DC
the speech Of Mr.. BREcKrSRlDsE az FranAior. DuS
:. EXTRACTS - from that speech What we puohsneu
contained all that was necessary to clearly dehne
the position of Mr.. BREcKNRIDaE on the rights OF
tbe Southern man in the common Territories and to
Justify him against the charges recently made by
tba Onnosition Justitid fiat. .. "
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NASHVILLE July 10. 1860


GENTLEMEN: The Union of lastSunday conveyed
70 me the first notice of what your letter othclally
informs me-mv nomination a candidate LOT
Nector in this district With full appreciation ci
the kindness and Partially which led TO inns nonil-
nation. il was to me a matter of surprise and re-
greet The delegates from Davidson well knew my
inability TO serve and the causes which woulu rem
der NV acceptauce impossible They state TO me
that this information was strongly and repeatedly
given TO the members of the Convention but II dlu
not avail IN their estimation.
The Criminal, Circuit and Federal Courts OF TINS
district follow each other in rapid succession COM
mencing on the LIST Monday in August, ana con-
tinuing until November. Engaged in many cases II;
each of these courts where the lives liberty and
nropertv of persons are involved 1t would De
breach of duty, my part, TO abandon their inter
ests and 1t is impossible to canvass tins district
and give any attention to my business Independent
of these engagements my health and strength would
not enable me to undergo the faugues OF laoo
rious and continuous canvass during the summer
and fall months For these reasons must respect
fuiIv decline the acceptance of the candidacy for
Elector expressing, however, my deep interest IN
the success of our ticket my intention 70 90 ali
in NV power to promote It, and my fa.th thar soIne
ADLER and more efficient man may be selected 70 M
ny place. ..,.r. IL. ti,5 +,s,ir,o-
With my thanks 10 you for the KIND teslliho-
mails of your letter, remain yours
Carr. WIN. SToCKE1L ard others Committee.
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The Board of Health of New Orleans report fhat
death occurred in that city on the 18th from yes
low fever. the first this year.
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WeakIey county. state o. Tennessee

I'm CHANCEAN COC HE Al DkESDEN--s
L. H. Blake, Admir- Ct W. g. Boyle, deceased c. @. old.
han, Samuel Wescost Jeremiah Cherry William Ross
Order Of Publication On afidAv TO the kH causs
appearing the Clerk and Master Of ss Court that the said
deuant 0ldbam, Is resident Of State % Ten
resides 10 the State OF Arkansas therefore
BY Clerk and Master thar said Oldham file his
said b before the jan
uary chadeery Court held a. the Courteous
Dresden for county Weakey, State Aforesaid, the
second Monday IN January 1851 or said will al hinEs
taken r confessed against andt oF hearing epaT IS 70
him a sad term said il further ordered that ts
oTdeT h. for four successive The weekly UI0E
AID : neEspaper published in the city Of HaAhviis
and STATE tennessee This 10th dag OF July, lse0. e
"A true copy from the { fder Book)
- NArHAN N. EDWARDS, Clerk AID Mister
,rl,a,-1t.-prsfe ss3. FOE said Court.
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BrownsvilIe Lofs for sale.

NETE ofer for sale The LIBERAL number Of de-
w srabe building lots IN BrovuSviis IRON ~ % miles
rom Nashville fronting the G8liatin and Porter fke CO..
tanning from four % tea acres EACH soil nsirhbohood IA
surpassed tibered We VII ALSO le fosa -
to lOO acres in body eesd The rapid E5oSh 81 hasnsd
via snd 70 enhance very rapdy value = ne BroEnsVils
los n you Wh good properly good neishborhood' don't
AL " eAAA' ~ ~ IL 4 W Brown,
gntv2-eu 80 Cherry street.
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The Canvass.

Messrs J. D. TaoSAs and o. p. TENPLE, candidates
for Eector for the second congressional district will
address their fellOwcitzens at tAe following PAGES
and times, commencing at II o'clock each day:
T ;,;,cston Ovarian eornty Monday August -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21

Or course our contemporary, JUNIOR AND AMERI-
e.Ei whom we as much respect for his fairness as
for lis talents does not seek to make the impression
that we, in any degree syPaaI t WIN n.+s r ~
slavery. We are persuaded that he would sooner
repel such an imputatOn if wade against US as
cafumny, than to make it. even w Inference him
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