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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

LrScHBcRG, Va. Sept. Il, 1861
DEAR SIRs The campaign has just now fairly set
in for the Presidency. The followers Of BELL ana |
EyERE1T have had their way until recently ana
have Dragged high, but their course has now arons-
ed the true Democracy and their greatest and best
men are now taking the field, and such druo5ins
as we will gire them viii be refreshing.
Mr.. 0. JENNINGS WISE, Of the Enquirer calculates
that Mr.. BREcKxRIDGE can and viii get lGoeoO votes
in Virginia, which is about $4,000 votes above any
vote ever given any one in Virginia, while our Ap-
ditors books show that we have tie rise OF 2oeVVO
votes in Virginia We can always have reserve
sufficient for the occasion, and if the people become
excited, and believe that cause IS In danger the
desired number viii come out even If 1t be neces-
sarv to get 100000 votes to beat the Opposition
The canse OF DoUGL4s is loosing ground every
day. and the main reliance of many has been the for
elm vote both German and Irish, but the Richmond
or Aazeiqer, the German paper in Richmond, has
now aoisted the name Of BRECKNRiDGE and LANE.
and It's editor Mr.. HAssEI addressed large German
meeting in the German language last Friday in
Richmond. also JAMES Lyons, the BREoKNRIDGE eec-
tor: The proceedings Of the meeting were closed
with speech in the German language by 0. JEN-
MING WISE. Esq The cause is now progressing
glorIousy.
We had speech in this city last Friday from Ro-
GER a. Pryor, Esq, the Demosthenes of Virginia,
and expect the Hon. WM. L YANcEY in day or two
| We are already making gains from the Opposition
which will tell in this election.
| Until recently, the Democracy of Virginia have
been little scared, and while large bets have been
made IN Richmond on the State, it was coupled with
North Carolina, which State is now conceded to Mr.
BBEckTNRDcE by betting men, and any amount
which can be named viii be taken by the Democrats
Of Richraond on that State. But in the last few
days, (since the DOUGLAS clamor has subsded) bet
are made on Virginia evenh2nded between BREcK
INRIDGE and BELL, and we learn that on yesterday
very large amount was bet upon the State; an'
some Of our Opposition friends begin to say, tina
they behave the split in Virginia is trick to induce
them TO hazard their money, that the Democrat
may win it. No doubt Of Virginia now, the tide
has set IN which will swseP the State as it neve
was before You may rely upon this.
The principle strength for DoUGL4s- has been j
in Petersburg, Richmond and the Tenth Legio
Districts, and we have made liberal calculation
his vote provided it took place now. and he is loo
ing ground daily by his friends acknowledging thei
inability 70 effect anything by voting for him. a
thing now stand, the vote would stand in this wis
! We have thirteen Congressional Districts, and
l give each, but not in order
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Haynes, Pcytoa, ana E'clE =: FRANKLIN
and Columbia

At the request of the managers Of the Fairs at
Franklin and Columbia, the published appointments
Of Messrs HAYNES, PETToy ard Polk 1T those places
will be reversed so as to prevent confict with
their Fairs. Instead Of speaking al Franklin en-
SATURDAY., the 29th September, and Columbia Mon
day October lst they will speak at Columbia on
SATURDAY. 2eth September, and 1t Franklin on Men
day October LIST Our readers IN Many and vii
hanson arc requested e give - extensive croula-
ton 70 this notice as possible Remember at Co
lulbra, Saturday 10Th September md Franklin,
Monday October lst-5wStw- 1T
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: Ben Wan o., Eg1cSIBisrns

Hon. :, X FrIsoE HARRIS, aRapreseutctiye in Con-
ross from baltimore, 2u AZ ardent Bill man, made
speech at Erun WICK \ J.. in which be thus spoke
BLACK Eepu5icSElsD
when Abraham mcai0 IS elected, Whist pEcct,-
Il thing is Lt - DO in connection with slavery? I
eve the first act Of e Ats,in.s.a ION viii be 70
ltiona.iza the party VIII elleavor to stTeEgth-
n it South and make II acceptable there. LGseat
applause from the Repu1licans.l Is there a Bapu5-
lean that would vote tor him ii ne didn't believe he
would make his Administration c National 51e2
Why, the0 don't yoa make e tie party Of the coun-
Try before Che election. have no faaTa CT the Re
pub,ica1 naU5v. Z have mingled IN Congress Tor
years with Republicans. and Lavut heard the FIRST
man of them say thai they were Going 70 interfere
with the institution Of slavery.
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rhe z IIy 81 nj. P!easan,.

We learn rom 8 gentleman that was at Nj Pleas
art yesterday that the Democrat Rally there was
glorious affair There were between Z3eO aud
5000 persons present Speeches were made by
Gen UpsY, OF North Carolina, warm supporter Of
Mr.. FILLMORE in 1886. by Gov. HAEEs ard Gov
Johnson. Our informant says he never Witnessed
more enthusiasm CT heard better speeches.
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Which is full vote for DOUGLAS under all and
every circumstance, and do not believe that he
will get over half the amount which we ccncede
him, for his adherents are rapidly falling off. This
statement is made after the most mature Amusement.
The vote will be large, and BREcKlNRDGE will easily
overcome so small detection.
Do not let Tennessee 20 for the Opposition.
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Tuunv FERN smnsh,nE Furniture.
~ -, NJ 1J,,.ld tells the following aaecd
of 4. vii known authorsss /:

Of a we'll known authoress:
lis related Of parsonage more or less mythical,
ssma5 Fanny Fern, that stopping at Jhe "thce OF q
Philadelphia Lo1ai n pay her 0i.l, en- the e'S 81 hei
9ensr+,rTa She foTra charge for 5IcakiDg- Of her
toilet SCI. She admitted the bFeakage oI one piece
ana desired to pay for lhst but Ter nc more The
price Of the whole set however was oe.nsndea, 9a-
cause the set was broken. The carriags was at inc
loor. the srsin was soon &c start. There was no
ti,s Er~ discussion little for shought, but enough
for a..i-t. 3aotl having tie entire demand. and
directing thc csrcl1q1 l. = ait mo1iels, sac went
directly bac, TO her ROOM aad tang up the poker,
-nccntinen.ly broke every remaining p'eee p tls
sci.
Tlus as,..e atory wa too OF Fanny hen0le TWEEN
iy-hye yesTs ago. BetA tho FanRJs are smasners.
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Known the 6ascoek Lan lying in Warren county, Tsnres
each side Of ae old road from MennYs
vile, within miles Of Nc nnFiIs and seven s OF ne
McNnnville and Manchester Rairoad.
These lands have been divided os oontauinE
from hzndrsd eight hursed acres are we hs and
Eatsred 81 'Chareys Greek, which through ne ns
and twenty never failEE springs OF excellent water.
Oneof the lots has il the handsone residence rcsnfy
srecel By Col Grgs Gasook, and oter ota
proved The andsare admirably aApef the growing
Of small grain and the and the raising stock AMI
fne opportunity safore persons DESTROYS engaging IN tst
business in h=slfhy and delightful c0luTy Title
undoubted. lIsF2i-tE,tisl BRIrTON, Agent
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For Sale at auction az Paducah.
Wednesday The 3d Of October, viii sell At pablo auction
the Steamer SCOTLAND, her engines, tackle furniture
he lays at gsduch. " The Scotland the Highest
dra1Ebt boat Of he elas Of boats and u 1900 ons
Ter quarter cash, balance il and l2 nonths. Nots
payable in Bank With satisfactory security.
septi4 tas JOHN A. COUCH
II Louisville Coafsr and St. Louis Bsps6liean eopg and
chargs o This nlice.
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Election 70 Be held az Tempe=znee Hall -
Jadges-W Croshwait, Jos Steele, HenseJ Coroeft ~
eeiverof Votes-N Corhett clsTks-Geo Aiisrs Sa1s
Meadows. MagisfrAte-John Corbsst Esq.
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Election 60 Be leld at Firemanss Hall.
Jndges-Chas ireen, John HOBBS, n Cotton hecsI
er Of lotes-Wn sahn CerksJ0hn sAtterfed, ansh Gar
roll. Masistr4ts-R q Rives. sepli9-sd
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+. o,rgeoous ride to win a Lover.

As the freight train the hogansport, Peoria and
Burlington Railway was coming west ON the even
ing of the 9th inst the conductor was aecosted at
Hanna Station in Indiana. BY smart, intelligent,
and good looking female who solicited a ride. She
explained that she had elope6 from her parents on
account Of their opposition 20 her union to young
nan Il whom she was attached Conductor Moore
advised her 20 reconsider her determination to eiope
aad declined taking her on board and the train
moved on. leaving her, as was supposed behind.
Some time after, OF the train men had occasion
to mass over the cars and found the girl with her
ba1dboxes chnging 20 a car loaded with timber.
inst back Of the engine. She had only space Of
about six inches Of the TO stand on, and in that
perilous position with the sparks OF the locomotive
beating rpou her she had ridden twelve miles. The
train wa stopped. and the girl taken into the con-
ductors car aud letf at Kent hut with uncOnquer
ed will she succeeded il raising sufficient money to
pay her fare on a subsequent passenger train. and
on Wednesday evening she passed through this city
10 Chicothe where she joined her lOver--PeOrta
tIA) Trnscript.
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TIMELY ARREST VI 4 Moro TEiEF-AN UNDER
GROUND RAILROAD AGENT N LIMBO. At the leyee yes
terlay morning officers Tucker. Butler aud GRAY
zen, OF the day police, observed uspiciOus-looknr
Individual. in company with Two negro men, on
board OF the Lady jackson, which boat was bound
for Cincinnati After watching tller movements for
4 time they igIesticped The white man rs to his busI
ness, AMI his answers not being satisfactory they
took the whole party 10 jail. The white man gave
lbs name Samuel Greig and at first stated tn At
the negroes belonged to him. and that he was on the
way TO New Orleans lie afterwards asserted that
the negroes were free, and produced some bung-
l1gly arranged free papers to substanti4te the
statement. One Of the negroes was privately ex-
alni.ed and, after slight whipping, he confessed
that he slave. that his name Matt, and
that he belonged to J. T. TrOwn. OF Anlerieus Ga
he also said that Greig a carpenter, and while
working with him. he had induced Matt 20 run away,
elling HIM that he would take him 60 "a place where
negroes were as good as white men. The other ne
gro was likewise made 70 confess, and gave his
name as Joe and said that he belonged to the firm
of King & Walker. Of Atlanta, Ga lie, also, had
been induced by Grpig TO leave for free Stare
Greig had paid his fare TO Cincinnati, on the Lady
Jao1spa the officers CT which, of course, una
ware Ok his rasoaiiiy. TIE whole three were lock
ed Up. and the matter viii be fully investigated
There IS no doubt but there are numbers Of John
Browns disciples scattered thrOHghoutthe country,
and as matters at present stand every suspicious
character should be closely watched. Our officers
deserve credit for their vigilance under the clrcum-
stances llegpbss 4tadncke, Sept 20
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F.--. rgE t7Fv-sr 3E PERCussf,N Ora
H. shay. t-e inTentor Of percussion caps, died 81
s1-.sp-oH1. Is ... !ass .re :, saving attained the
age ". .is.T.-,r Eeg-@. zee Was bern -n England.
LIE las ay.r.... srr.it. s-gaa1ce er -n s-- 7a
e .ts r-a- -rr ON GO. .s-e. a.-as-r ...a ..-.-
a large sum tor i.I- iu~o-I'.rn t'e loading zurE
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Electisn g Be held At latiEer's 4 SANKEY'S.
Jadges-Fm Loftin ShsnkiSnd. Joha Morrow ReeeYer
Of Votes-E 6lascock Clerks-Jno Curry, v Coleman
Asgstrate-Josiah FERRIS, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

-rssa .t-rtaia and Ez-ztucIss Hesoias eH'
Of 1859.
ee- readers lase SC often hear5 Tire ce.e-Ta--l
Virginia and K.1.ucsy Resolutions referred % iA''
l.1s ,a be glad 20 have an opportunity ct reading
hem. Ea therefore publish diem this morning
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strn,EsI strn,vs! strAwsl

Now that the Opposition are daily publishing
votes taken upon the Indicative of the great
strength of Mr. Bell, publish extract from the
speech Of Col. H. N. WATTERsoN in Congress on 4th
May, 1640, in reply to his friend, Hon. JoHN BELLS
speech in favor o. the Gag Law. The extract is pc
culiarly pertinent at this time it shows what Col
WATTERsoN thought of the material that composed
the Roll narty of thet day
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Eiection % be held Il Theatre.
judges Z Ryan, y Martin, A C Beech. Receyer o.
Vslss-Robt Barr. Cerks-F Hughes YaR Holma1- NAG
iairats--W Robertson, ESq.
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cOUNTY ooURT az


ElmOre D. Young and w ct els George " Campbell ct ais
pursuance n derse OF the oosnsy Court q Davidson
county rendered at tks AugUst ter. 1900 viii expose to
public sale at he Court House deer in Nashville sataray
the 18th day OF October rsxt,
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on the South end or Re belonging to he estate Of
Thos suPkns, deceasd lying waters Of Bull Run
Cresk and adjoining the farm Of Elisha GeHer Said sale 10 Be-
fee frsm the equity Of redemption.
Ternass-A credit Of x and Twelve months WI be given
notes VIII satisfactory security required, lien retail Ell
until the purchase mercy spaid 2 3 CHEATaA8f.
September b. HO-din--prs fee sc. Clerk and MasloT.
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Election held a " LBayd's once.
Jujges-Andrs Anderson. Johu Hume, b Weller. Re
eeiver Votes-Joan Redck CIerksB Brown, I'd Hicks
Magissrste-J n Alexander, Esq.
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seventh ward.

Election 10 b held AZ faFpIsy & PyIeis
Judges--W v Pettfor, Tan Baugh, Rcnarl deCenn- Ss
ceiuer Of Yotes-A Pyle Clerks-A Brooks, Tho1as
Glenn hagistrGte-W Meachem, ESQ
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The Louisville and Nashville Railroad has ga
commenced receiving freights at Louisville
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MarTrssEs FILLED WITH WooD.-One of the "Down
East inventions of the past year is machine for
making eurled hair for matress-flling out Of wood
A solid blcek of MAPLE Eastwood. quaking asp, or
any other sweet scented inexpensiye wood. IL rap
IDLY converted into a fbrous mass much resembling
white horse hair and tIfis makes excellent filing for
mattresses and is much cheaper than hair wool or
cotton. md better than husks; moss, sea grass, &c
The machine is not expensive. and can be set up in
any place where wood is plenty, and where there is
water or steam power Il can Re worked BY any
ordinary mechanic.
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mississippi River PIaa,atioa TO-

sale.
sIGht niles below Men hif arkarsas confsiniar els.
~ hundred an gntT acr hunred snd my u -nit.
Ton large rev dwelling house and an the ns5cssarg xtu7ss
or oo Detton Plantation; hundred hfy sres old
aeasning arEe yqcug (rar- PEACHES sppas II tas
purchaser ssaes VII sil crop on ne alace
sstng o. - or 2o bales Of coo, hse hrndrcd
barrels Of Cora. Give possession inu,tsiiatsiy
August -, '60-f2m sles-sis r.
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ETTE have FOR sale several ne Residences The sr soe
Wv Of them in ane territory. Alss number al MINI
proved lots In the city seDo 9 them hnely 6usines
purposes, and for Retsnoes We win sell grea bzrins
We have ais, Tor q the and
Building Sites il West Nashville, Broad Deraamt na Nc
Nairv and other streets
ALso-A number Of VeTy hna Totes Bayd's Hvas- sns
Watkins Additions.
ALsosevera very choice lots in Edssaek 25 or l.is N
Walkers Addition and large numher Of lots 10 Haungs Ad
diton and McGayock.
III IN addition 70 which We have very larre uutShgr o.
CegDtry lots, continuing from Eve twenty aes within
two to three miles Of thu city, aHd the dsnt rtSes
sePtlfa J. T. 4 =. ". BRoHH
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YFIE following pesnnshave been spch b. the City Coua
ell officers " open ard hold an Ell elton II TIE Corporation
81 Nashville on saurav SEPT ao 1850, or ne purpose Of
eieuf Mayor. Aidstn and tEo Couneiinen rom sAch
Of the Ears or he ensuing year The Polls 70 be
opened at A 81, and clsse az Z P A.
The voters who asin Vqr Of ne eec ion % aid oees Tor
term Of tso years, pat Nors Fe Of officers for Two
years. on heir tickets, and II majority o. All M votes pou
ha Be IN iaycr OF s ell elton Of said oers for term o. I'VE
hen and thereafter tie CHATTER Of the city q Nashy
shall be amended ard sa election shall held accordingly
and, her9ller, ne quafcaou i0r sys Aldermen t Coa
eiren- shall Be citizenship ard resdence within TIE city Of
Nashville for two whole s preees ne eject on ana
no Other s. 8. n 1ci o. Geasrai Assembly passed
A1reh ., 1860.
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BELFAST. WILL.
. A. X TrVfn. Can't. z p Newell

Capt. A. R IrVia. Capt. 7. &. Newell.
These boats at Memphis with Railroads from hat
peint, their respective days Leave Memphis
the arrival 81 the & q. and D. & 0. r Trains. Through
Tickets will be sold y an the Reads in esnnsroa els
line and their Tickets recognised good Passengers
their arrival avoid delay Memphis osEsr than
business pleasure rsquins. FOR freight passage appy
on board or 70 TH0S. II WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
deal ~ AZ IS Ne ,, Howard Ror
JN0- 3. HYDE co,
scptl3-d4n ~ Orlrrr.
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FOB NEW ORLEANS
And ali Landings on Miss. River.
CISCO NEW ARRANGs1EENT tissD
MENPaIs ~ \. oRLEANs 0. 5. MArr

PACKET .IINEf
The Splendid Boats og this new line s.sIr
leave Memphis and Nd asheretO1ore
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS q.
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sEcenp ANp IS counsE.
FashionabTe Dancing Academy
an.zs XIV urilsrss. soRszz cnuneII AyD vsszsTs
PROFESSOR 81. MAUR STUART,
sszcHm
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
Graceful Gesture, to the Ellie of Fashion
ln the nrincinaI CifIea of rhe Snnth.


GRACEFUL Gesture, &c the Elite of Fashion
kn the principal Cities OF the south.
BsPkcTfrLLY the Ladies and Gentlemen
y q Nashville that the second and session Of his Aeade
my will comm, nee on
saturday. the 29th OF Septembers
Al 10 cleck NJ Ia order the
pican's and e give tine sun ent fully accomplish the
pits 70 te whole routine Of Fashionable Dancing and Graceful
Gesture e ersang viii continue sx weeks and termin
ate With Srsnd soee DanAute expressly the pupils and
parons that ne sies witness the progress and
aavaaee obtained r receiving thorough and uratsy i'm
parted course nuctiuns in this polite and essential
branch OF physical edneation
Days ana hours OF attendance heretofore night csss for
0enteElen on thursdays, Fridays aud Saturdays commencing
on NE Sstn Of September and 4h Of ccoser Ladies gentle
men wishing to consult Mr. 81. NJ rrgardng private
gee<fa will fnd him St Cloud HotslWhen
class
NJ s. would further bis friends patrons that
q ms classes commences IN NOZZLE the 18th November prox
mo- Va, oe for hin to remain than tho exact
extent Of the secona course early application thereoredesra-
| Die IS the nunoer o. pupils Will be limited
Ler,as according to the degree Of lessons
W Livery saturday during the there viii Be prSe
en sotes exc asiTey for the pupils and perons Quae
bana nndr the rseton Of the accomplished popular
I lessor, hEascHEL kEsToN see23-diw
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septl3-d4n
Seven Thousana Acrrs OF Land.

an Saturday. ite zlth ES7enbs- tbe uud-rsiqres IL
~ u Themas % Riehm7ud, Virginis IN 81. l
public sale 70 nc ht 83lr the premises, on cr1t q
and years r nes with approved security End len 81
the land unit; The pa stase money Is paid.
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Blecion e Be hell a. Myers 4 HINTS
Judges-C Berry Moss Wr h Jodu Kinney Receiver Of
votes-Geo Coleman Ciefks-Wm McFerrAn, Chas sl0Nn
lIasstrafe- lshan Dyer Esq-
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- Tie uniersigled viii sell Ms nlanss -
~ ion, cailed CAPIrAI VIEw. ling Or 4lS1st
ls61sr4 he north side 81 Cumberland RiVer, 4+5-9
lasa ~ thres milesfror1 ne c. Nashville u
Hs4s coataing aocet Taaree HRn- -
- dred Acres Re viii sell it All -.
together in small tracts lots sui, purc6sg o.
VII exchange for veil improved property eitr Trs ID
the very best quality Of sill we'll Estsred abt hsf Of
In cultivation and the balance n ne timber pastare
There good DWELLING houses, good and cables &C.
FoI information apply to he undersigned John D. Jass
sep20-tE THOs g. JaNFs
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TerIns.s-One fourth cash when possession Is zivsr e ne
mai der on th-s payIlsnts it teres from dafa
The said Land ivued into hrsc snail farms
81 G In one Persons ing purchase privately vii cali
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