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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

THE "CoLoRED" REPUBLICAN PARTY.-We find in
the New York EUeliag Post the following item of
political intelligence 1t will be seen that the term
black-republcan," applied to the supporters of
LINCOLN and HAMLTN, is singularly appropriate
Tx CoLoRED MKx's Colored Mems Re
publican Kings County will raise and banner in
Lincoln and Hamn, at their quarters corner OF
Broadway 18th street, E. D. Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock evening O'Clock the 2sh instant which
the following speakers will be present. Rev Dr. Pennng
ton Rev Hodges Sampson White, David A Morse
esq, W. B. Ellis J. G. Morrell Sc. There will also be
brass brand attendance the OCCASION Tie public nV
ted attend
all of the African party-that is to say. they are
negroes. They will vote for LINCOLN. If the EUe-
ming Post and its white brethren, however, like the
association, we have nothing to say.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

Ties, Stocks and CFavats.
livery variety Ties, Stocks and cFayats received and fer
Va sale by II McGILL,
bPls Cherry, aqe door from Union street
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The CHATTANOOGA ADvERTISER.-Mr. COOPER, who
has for a few years past been the editor and pro-
prietor of the Advertiser has sold out to Messrs A
NJ. JOHNSON and II. S HILL The proprietors
have flung to the breeze the banner of BREcKNRIDGE
and LANE. Messrs. JOHNSON and HILL believe in the
Equality of the States and the Rights of the States
They 90 into the canvass with ZEAL heartily favor
ing tue election of their standard bearers upon the
platform of principles adopted by the convention
which nominated them. Messrs. J. d II. have our
wsrmest wishes for their success pecuniar:ly and
politically. They have the energy and ability to
make the AdUertiser one of the best papers in the
State. We shall expect it of them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

4 SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
1in A. The HIGHEST Degree Of UsefaIDess spendiiIy
IIIustrarated. By MARcIUs WILSON The Primer, and
the FIRST Second Third and Fourth Readers, ready Ger
f,l1 Dsqcutiou Prices, Terms Inrrodacion, &c see
Circulars and Harpers Catalogue, which be obtained
gratuiteusy applicarion.)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
tennessee Coal Company,
LATE sEwLNEE

LATE SEWANKE.
NTE selling superior Coal foloE rates:
w Best Lump Coal at s. SO per Gle per bushe;
sup. round - 80 lie do:
Nut Coal for cook
ing and steam. 50 lie do:
Fine Coal for Black.
smithing............ 90 lie do.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
The special Washington dispatch of the cincinn'

The speciaI washington ulspaIcH OF inc OIncIInaII
Gazette says:
All ramors the that Douglas and Breckinrdge
Withdrawing, make for candidate whom
the party une totally without foundation. The fact
is neither Of selected candidates could withdraw il he
would
Mr. Douglas, believe. his heart would gladly decline
defeat ahead-a defeat which must forever
ruiz ASPIRATIONS is entirely controlled by who
absolutely him, and will not permit him to take step
which will not accomplish their selfish ends.
large majority of the Virginia out for Brein
ridge. Among them the Yytheville Telegraph and the
Lynchburg Republican, which influential Democratic
organs Of the interior va
Douglas the Presidential electors is out in acaTd
expressing the embarrassment he feels acting with two Demo
Gratis in the field both claiming be the regular nominee, but
time aYowng his preference for Brecknrdge and
Lane.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

also in Bona cask Of james Hennssy Brandy y;ptars
o. less which We think will ruit most fasious palate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

The DOUGLAs men very short of material
South. In order to get member of their Nation
al @ Committee from Florida, they were compelled
to take one W. W. MOORE. correspondent of the
Washington Constitution shows him up thus:
"ThE indivdu is moi and Democrat. He
edited paper Jacksonville Fla, until recently It the
proscpve abusve and inoerant KnOEnOthng sheet
the whole STATE 1t opposed Democratic candidate
matter what Office he nominated for 1t denounced Mr..
Buchanan in 1856 and opposed in the election all the Demo
candidates. and in every election in which there
party struggle, the East Florida OF the hrownoh'
and yet the editor Of this paper who Demo-
and voted Democratic ticket in his life, selected
the representative OF the Democracy OF Florida what
fSceouy called aNatOua Democratic Committed But should
be asked why such chosen, the because
they could find Douglas Democrat the whole State who
would accept such position and they therefore obliged
make vtue Of necessity and take anybody they could ge'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

knd BY Territory the United States North Of s lire
therein menoned Is not warranted IN the Cons non and IS
family, we're made free by being carried into this Territory,
Il they had been carried there BY the owner with The intention OF
becoming permanent resident"
The powers person properly which speak
Oy granted Congress- are IN esBress terms
denied and hey forbidden 10 ese-cise fle and this
prohibition is not ooRed the Sates BAT the aoords
general and extend 10 she gc1OEe territory O0er 7Aich tie
Consultation gives to Iegisla aoUding tR0se oT
lions Of UNDER TERRIroRIAL GOyEESE eo as that COO
cred By es. 1t Is total Gbseaoe Of pOaoer ever0here
a0fg The dominion Of tie United States aad places CHI.
the footing toi he citizens Of ne States and guards
general GoUerRMet NIGH aeaapt under tie plea Of implied
or iaedetal poaoers AHdT Congress se not do tAis
4ent-ft so4 oeaamtea, tne PTenae df Il could not d4.
hOrss TERRIToRAL GOVERNMENT 10 exercise them could
Tlforitfy no violate ~ y1ro1fs;o1s ~ ~ GoEgiti1 -
supreme Court IN Drsd Scoa Case
Gentlemen l accept the decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States every question within
It's jurisdiction, whether it corresponds with my
private opinion not. accept it the more cordial
ly when, as in the case of bred Scott, it accords
with my own convictions. l approve the opinion
of the Supreme Court in that case in all its parts
as a sound exposition of the Constitution and the
law and of the relations of the black TO the
white race under our political system. Indeed, so
s0llcitOus was / that the principles and reasoning
of that opinion should be understood and sustained
in Kentucky, that printed and circulated large
edition through the State and perhaps there is
scarcely a member of the General Assembly who
has not received copy under my frank.
The fact that neither Congress nor a Territorial
Legislature can constituuOnally exclude from, or
confscate in Territory, private property. having
been judicialy determined by the highest court in
the United States, confess that did anticipate
the doctrine of unfriendly territorial legislation in
regard TO African slaves. 1t has warrant from
the Consultation, if recognize the highest Judicial
Interpretation of that INSTRUMENTATION C. Breckcin-
ridges Erap}fort Speech, Dec. u, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

But there is party we can compromise with
and that is the Bel and Everett party.-ForSytkS
Speech at Philadelphia
Bell and Everett have no compromises to make,
sir with Squatter Sovereignty men, unless it be to
receive their vOtes.-BdkiROre Patriot.
What will the DOUGLAS men in Nashville, who
have allowed themselves to be tickled by the BELL
TIES, say to that sort of talk by one of the Mary
land BELL organs!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

Mr.. BELL CoAIEscING wITu THE BLACK REPUBLlClNs.
"A correspondent of the Montgomery 1laa the
leading Opposition organ in Alabama, gives it as his
opinion that the true Southern Rights Opposition
men of that State, who voted for Mr.. Judge, for
Congress, last August, will not support Bell and Ev-
erett. He says:
Mr. Judge repudiaied Bell Bolts and Crttenden, in almost
every speech and GppGUded for as
evidence Of ais triumph party pref adces Mr. Bolts had
would in with the Black Republicans or even
With free negroes to the Democracy and preserve the Un
ons Mr. Judge we'll Mr.. Coptep, held him up to the
scorn and indignation all Southern for this Infamous de-
clarstoa Since that election Bel has said, an speeches
al EaosUie Memphis aud NGshgie that ne qeUItd Goa
Ieses oit The Republican party tAe Union What
was infamous the election, certainly infamous since the
election and who voted for M Judge an good
~ after ppssn well understood cannot now vo:e for
Mr.. Bell. And believe, too, they a0ta not"
There are hundreds of good Southern Rights OPP
position men in Georgia who will repudiate Bell for
the same Infamous deearatlon.-SIvarndh Nelos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

The New York Herald, in speaking of the Hon.
HERscHEr. V. JOHNSON, the nominee Cor the Vice
Presidency on the DOUGLAS ticket, says:
Herschel v Johnson red hot seeesonist in ls and
this nnt % ii ne Douglas cry disunionists" against
other wing Of tie party How often Il that when luck turns
man every thing against im In such case
Aeyer rains pours -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

at the opinion OF the Of Congress which
prohibited citizen from holding owning property CT this
kind by the Territory Of the United States North Of the lire
therein mentioned warranted in the Cons ution and IS
therefore, void that neither bred Scott himself any of his
family, made free by being carried into this Territory
they had carried there by the OWNER with intention
becoming permanent resident"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. W. SHEA
HAN Editor or the Chicago Times. With Portrait. Ia
One Volume, 500 pages, limo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07


GEoRoIA PRESIDENTIAL EIEcroRs-The Constitu-
ton of the United States ordains that each State
shall appont its own Electors of President ard Vice
President in such the Legislature thereof
shall prescribe. and there is constitutional or
Statutory provision about the matter except an act
requiuing Uniform day for the Election throughout
the United States.
In Georgia, the statute requires a Haioritg of he
lo0le number Of U0es cast to elect Presidential Elec
tors If majority OF the college is elected by such
vote, that majority may by an election among
themselves, supply the vacancies in the college, But
if less number are elected by the people the va
-eances must be filed by Legislative election and
the GOvernor IS authorized to call special session
of the General Assembly for that purpose. The
same Is true OF course if none of the electoral can
didates get such majority Then the duty of eject
ing an electoral college devoVes on the Legislature,
which N this case is already chosen, that the
quesl IN that nterior resort, may be considered
already settled,
Looking at these facts it is highly probable that
great deal of unavailing breath and ink will be
spent in Georgia this summer The Bell and Ever
EFT men have been very much rejoiced over the Dem
ocratie DIVISION if that made their case any bet
ter It does not improve their chances at ALL They
must still get a majority of the whole number OF
votes cast by the people of Georgia elegroph-
A DIFFICULTY SoLvED.-The Montgomery Nail has
dispatches from Selma, in reference to the Bel and
Everett convention there in session, and said to be
very large and immensely enthusiastic" Tie last
one of these dispatches is as follows:
Later.-SEIMA, June 2s.--The convention has
lust passed resolution in favor of the protection
of slavery in the Territories, bat do not require
Bell and Everett to endorse it."
1t was generous IN the Selma convention not to re-
ouire their candidates to endorse their principles
especially as they well know neither of them would
do it. There must be at least tacit understanding
to the same effect among the Opposition projections
lists in Georgia. They have idea of pushing THEN
protection principles TO the extent of issue with
their candidates, although they were very strenu
Gus that the Democracy should do it. The Mail call:
this action Of the Selma convention "a ridiculous
farce But still it is played in a worse theatre
and by great many actors.-MacOR (GG) Telegraph
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

HIcEN4N CoUxrY.-A large and enthusiastic rati-
hcation meeting was held in hickman on Monday
last We will publish the proceedings tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

f0DWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
OF France. From the Earliest Times to me frenrh evou
ton Of I7ea BIS PAaKz GoDwTS. VOL l. tAneisat Gaui1
Svo Muslin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
Apple Brandy, nc years OId.

NAL have snail lot o. Apple Brandy from Ner,b Care
w hna. lid to be rs ears Old Nhich We h-i;eV %
De .irisily pure, and as represented.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

Mr. Guthrie, 50 far from declaring for Douglas, or
epnopneing him the regular Democratic can
Glte ne ki9lr positively that he is not for hlm, and
tpat ne regards hls domination a sectional one
Louisville Courier
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
THE WHOLE TICK EFT!

AN Offering ny entrs Spring and Summer stock OF Dry
Goods to cash prompt prices lover than
known before Nashville Those Wshing bargains
had bette: call beio thsV all gone, deter
mined to sell at prices that will defy competition.
Nothing charged for showing goods. L. ?. BEECH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

tA1ssHss 81 laneiiarsly ofG W. PoLHUsvr's WASH
lug 2aachfness with which small ~ a. - -,
-. - taaning ier The largest t4niy. his i BE esjy %
g me kind ever invented ne onIy WsshInr Ma
~ s 1crd Which viii supply The wants 81 - pso
~ HARDY BROTHERS.
49, = ~ Sole a ,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

DOUGLAS IN GEORGIA-The Federal Union aleading
and influential Democratic paper published at Mil
ledgeville has hosted the flag of Douglas and John
sonl-Riclan0ad Wing July B.
The Wing is either very careless or very unscru-
pulous. We exchange with the Federal Union and
assert what we know, when we say that paper run
up the BREcKrNRIDGE flag in its first issue after the
nomination was made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
I,,ppprAT WINE RTTTPp 6

And sold BY Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB L LEITAER, Augusta, Ca
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the Earl Of EIqin', Mission to China Japan in he
Yesrs S57 Sc, 50. By BArREScE OLIPAET, Private Sec
rotary Of Lord Egin. Illustrations eT0.
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w. n. BERRY 81 COMPANY,
RAKE ALSO ON SAFE
The miscellaneous Works of Sir
Phillip Sidney. Xvi.

Of AagdAlen College and the Inner Temple Elegantly printed
on Tinted paper Tol-SvO.
slice sloset book! he aDRO torote ts qpgs ~ Sr
tary Of e0qsaes, tie 6rstA Of As tie AosU BE-
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DAILY IS; TRI-wEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INvARlApLY II ApYAKcR
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The Columbus lOhio) Journal, Lincoln organ.
goes deep into figures in the process of Analysing
the records of the Chicago and DOUGLAS Conven-
tons. and reaches this conclusion:
So Mr. Lincoln nominated by Is votes the
fh han were MIR. Douglas. Yet the Douglas organs
., that the nomination OF Mr.. Lincoln made by
tional Convention while that OF DOuglasis 'NatOnalr
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Certificates.

tHAEiELr0SS, Jefferson County. va
Having purchased one q David Y Rsrhr,s washius
Machines ffhe iAftc Ciant.) soue txo months since
ard having been called CA BY Mr.. Rohr D. know
whether oood safely recommend " the public or
not. n once answer thai can. n uy experience h
worth any thug would simply ~ thss " ho are
unfortunately lie myself Who hax % have the cook
ng done by the one that has 20 xash that II A
bStsr oaicnlatsd " keep % and quiet In family
than anything that have ever tricd The WISH DAYS
have no more terrors tor The Shairs arr no mere
dashed about the bouse-httle chillrcns Jaws no
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on the hands; no morc " The cry that have the lar
Erst washing Of any body else. my dinner ON a wash
tng day u All rtgt why even the Aens the heart
u permitted 10 skip nHd play; the httls dog can pass
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stAEd In The door and without being scalid and
"a my very great rshef the buttons never % nv
shifts NJ usaa, the smallest In nv family does
washing nos.-it used " take the largest resiing
shutof such annoy ances above 0esrAbls any
person. then buy a machine.
November 10. lscO J W. ROWAN
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Religious Book Depository.

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J. W. ROWAN.


NJ. ID. y. RoAr--pear Slr As requested, have
had thoroughly tested In my family your recently Ia.
vented Machine. and from the CONG rrUnt testimony
Of the household and my own obAerS aioH. IL IL In
truth Linie GtdsJ. Ia AL the essentials for which Ii
Intended. regard your inVenLon the very beet yet
introduced. and should be In the hands OF every ni
~ In the county. SAMUEL. G. YoCNG.
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Ch.,LrsLorr Jcrrr.nn cnrn,tr n.

n
hereby certify that have one &C u. T. RDhr'.
washing Machines IN my family called the Latte Gi.
ant. and We use Il every week; Of my ansht-r.
Not over twelve years old does the principal part oi
the washing lpronouuee the Little Giant tie hest
Washing Machine thai have ever seen.
HIRAM O'BANNON
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IN TIE COUNTY COURT
or Je0ersos, Costntv.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT
OF JeRersOn County;
Charles W. shook Emma T. Snook Henri
NJ Snook and Bcaiamin snook. iafauts
who sue by Charles johnson. tlssir guard
an and next friend, f'hg-'
AGAINST
Philip Coons, Gsorgs Mau1ey and Rich
ard Parker, mn
IN CI{A NCERT
N orr than one m0uth having elapsed sinrs tle
vi service % the process 10 thIs cause HpCn thC
Defendants Richard Parker and George Mau-
rev. and also since the md az fsullicsfAn made
according 10 Law a. against The ahsont Dei,n-
dant. Philip uoons. and Az ~ sad Defendants
still failing 10 spfuiar and answer tbe bill H.
taken fgr confessed as 30 each u them. And
IS esuss eoming on n b. hcard this ] OH day
Of N0yember ls60, upon tbc Biil and exhibits
VS. argued BY Ccunstl upon consideration
uhareof he Court doth sdjldge. order and De-
ere that a Commissions ~ this Court DO settle
and state III GuardiaE aecouBt q Phiiip Cf8us
~ late Guardisa ~ ~ Fisinuas shd report
such settlement ~ tbs Court ~ order ~ r. fHal
decrue Add ths Corumlssio8sr - st,fhogrsd q
Advertise aatics ~ fbf I'm, tfid plsc~ - sseen
ting the order ~ four successive weeks in on
81 ~ rewspaprrs published IN chariesioun
tu-h advertisement b. ~ squiraiaot o. pcFsons
serriea 81 noiire uI.on ~ ssspsruFs pariles
frave 3 e.vcn d. ucesdsuts o. &c their on
sv-r b. huy days
...t A Cory-Ttsfr
T. A. MOOnE. Cisrs
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~'---s''N~rs y - So w. A7''s
J DO hereby sef;ify that have uoe Of y. r. Esohf.
washing Machines In my family. called the Llfs a.
dHf, and End t deserving that ttls oT child Of 10
years old can do the turning. do recOmlne nd t O.
ALFRED o'BANNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
CHARI.rrowx. Jefferson g. Va

NI'NHI'1HIV'' = "IHtIhVII % .
d. herrby certify that the late Washing Machine
Invented by Mr. ID. liohr Is the best iu Nav.
ing tired several other machines I pruaounrr the
Little Giant the beet out. HurrRh tor the II.
tie Giant" ofthc south. recommend Il 20 the pabur
labOuT saving Machine. ID. n. sHEi.TZ
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CuAlEsroWx. Jefferson Co-,ntv. yn-

take great pleasure Ia saying that Mr. Elwnpl
RohT's Washing Machine u tbe very hest that have
used and do say every family should get oue--ani
therefore recuulmend IL IA thr public as heiug sul,
sriT 10 anything of the Kind IN use.
- THOMAS X STARRY
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CopvIssfoSER'e OTrIcr.

7
NSY. %. 1860.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
dn Wednesday the 23d dsy Of january. ls6i
~ nv O.hce in CharlestsWn, Jefferson County
Va. I will proceed ~ execute the abosl decree
At which time and place they are required to at
tend. Given under my ha8d a. Cornr Of said
Gourt this 18th day OF November. 1860
LAWSON Bolts.
Norrmber %. lssn.-5t
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tharlestuwn, bcenWter 3. 1850 \
To naftics % ~ sbees bait sV hereby NJ
tiEes b. appear az ny once fp Chariestoun
Jrfefsss Counfy. Va. On ~ lih day n Jana.
uarv neat 9Th their srIdanrs - su-ihle me 81
execute o. shove Deere
EDWARD b. COOKE
usr 2 1850 ST. Eafanlizsiouer