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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

MOSOvnLE.-A gentleman recently from the
Mono diggiugs states that . majority OF the
men whom be met in that country we're alto
ge.her unrecoguizable from the quantity Of
"soil" on their features. Water is very scarce,
and they seem disposed not to waste 1t On them
selves There are but two families in Mono
vile, and the mining prospects are fer from
UOod
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

SANTA CLARA CoLIEoE.-The annual exami-
nation and commencement Of this institution
was held on Wednesday aud Thursday Of last
week. The managers gave notice on the cards
Of invitation that "children in arms" would not
be admitted. II Is said that the squalling OF
these infsutile specimens of humanity, at thea
ters and public assemblages, has become per
feet nuisance in the COW counties
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

CARELESS Use oY FREARMs.-The Catholic
priest at San Gabriel, near Los Angeles, week
or two ago, took up gun which be supposed
to be unloaded, and snapped i, at young man
named Sablchl. The gun proved to be loaded,
and the charge took effect in the breast Of the
person aimed at. He was dangerously wound
ed, but at last accounts hopes were entertained
that he would recover.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04
THE NEW Masonic HALL, at San Francisco.

THE NEW MASONIC HALL, at San Francisco,
now going up at the corner Of Post and Montgomery
streets and the corner stone Of which was laid on
the 25th Of June Is to cost Sl20 OO0 The lot upon
which it stands cost $40. 900 more making total
cost to the Association Of $l62 600. 1t is to front
ON Montgomery street seventy-hve feet, and its
sixty feet. A tower, one hundred and twenty-eight
feet from the ground to the summit, s to crown the
huildin0
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

THE NEW CATHOLIC CoLLBoE.-Fsther CrOke,
says the Monitor, has already collected $4,000
towards establishing a new Catholic school, to be
called St. MaTys College, and to be located on six
50-vara lots that have already been purchased In
San Francisco. The college is to be opened in the
spring of 1861.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

MOUNTAIN TROvT.-A trout three feet in
length, and thick In proportion, was received
at San Francisco few days since, from Lake
Bigler. Il was packed in ice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04
BENNETT vs. LNcoLE.-Tbe st. Louis Herald
the subjoined

Shrewd politicians are 10 doubt wetber BEN
nett's support or opposition is most TO be de.
sired or dreaded. We see he has broken ground
against Lincoln. But be has done il so Outra-
geously and foolishly; be has 80 grossly lied
upon him, and inpu ties such atrocious absurdi-
ties as probable consequence of his election,
that we are inclined to think every issue Of bis
paper adds to the circle of LiDooin's friends.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

BErTEo.-W. J. Hooten, Of Suisun, has bet
81, 600 with J. Bartlett, OF the same place, that
q Democrat will be elected President, The
money has been put up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

GnowTH OF EKw YoRE.-The population Of
New York city has doubled within The last ten
yesrs, being now essimsied ct 100000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

HoMIcIDRs-At Mokelumne Hill, on June 18th,
a man named Abner Hall, native Of New York,
and aged about IS years, was killed by young
mar named Lee, during an alteration. He was
stabbed in several places Lee was srrsstsd and
committed TO jail,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04
AUSTIN. Texas. MAY "A, ls6

AUSTIN, It1As, May q, IsbU.
MEssRs. d. d. ATCHIsON aud j. W. HARRIS ::
Gentlemen-ln reply to your letter Of the l4th
instant, will say that have responded to the
people of San Jacinto, and consented to let my
name go before the country as the Peoples
candidate for President In yielding to the call
of my fellow-citizens Of Texas, in June last, to
become candidate for Governor, l said:
"The Constitution and the Union embrace the
principles BY which win be governed, il elected.
M or oo ocs~ Drscd
These have ever guided my action. have
no new principles TO announce. Thine truly,
SAN HOUsToN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

JoHH r. RIDGE, editor Of the Marysville Dem
Oeyat, is to deliver the Grafton at the Fourth of
July celebration In that city.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

A favorile mode oF Introduction in Brazil u !:
"This 10 my friend; II be steals snything from
you ! am Tesp0nfible."
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-04

GEN. HousToN FoR PREsIDENT.-G Gen. Houston
has written letter in reply to solicitations to
him TO become an independent candidate for the
Presidency. Here il is;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
THURSDAY, sKPTEmBEK II, 1seO.

when man is before the people for public trust,
great deal depends on his personal character and
antecedents Much then depends on the fact wheth-
er am a disunionist. Born within sight of this
spot where are met, known to many of you for
nearly forty years, your representative in the Leg
isatu-e Of Kentucky, in the Congress of the United
States, and other stations of public trust invite
any one to point anything in my character or an
tecedents which would sanction such charge or
such an imputation. viii not degrade the dignity
of nv declaration on this subject by epithets but
proudly challenge the bitterest enemy have on
earth TO point out an act to disclose an uterance to
reveal thought of mine hostile to the Constitution
and Unior Of the States.
aNo Iay friends, the man does not live, in or out
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky no matter how
exalted his station or character, who has power
enough to connect my name successfully with the
slightest faint of disoyaly to the Constitution and
Union of my country recbinridgss Lexington
Speech
"No man loves the Union more than do, and no
one would make greater sacrifices to maintain and
preserve it. 1 would do it at the moment when the
country requires it. at the expense of every drop of
lood"-GeE. j. Lane.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

POPULAR DocUMENT.-The Louisville Courier Of
the 26th says "With a view to giving BREcKIS-
RIDGES great speech as wide publicity as possible,
wePlaced it at price barely sufficient to cover the
cost Of printing, and the number already sent of,
With the orders now on file and which are being
rapidly filed, exceed 10000 copies.
The Frankfort Yeonla has also distributed Is 900
copies of Mr.. BnEcKDRDeE's speech
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

DocGLAs AND BELLs--The fusion between the Doug
las and Bell parties Is now open. There is no at
tempt to dispute il, none whatever It is ore Of the
factz of the times. The Douglas men. attempting
70 hold to the naturaIized citizens with one hand.
and draw the Know Nothings to their bosoms with
the other, say there is no Know Nothinglsm any
more Well, the Bell party having nothing that
amounts to declaration Of principles, appeal to
John Bells Record, that their exceedingly brief
platform may be interpreted And there are seve-
raj things in John Bells record which are interest
ing TO natnralized citizens. For instance his speech
q AnoxvIle, Tenn, in 1S55.-Cmcilnai Commercial,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
rhe r,aek Republ,ean. Coz Ben.

The notorious John Sherman, the candidate Of the
Black Republican party for Speaker of the present
Congress the indorser of Helpers "Impendng Cri-
sis',9and against whom the whole of the Southern
members of Congress voted-msde speech in
Philadelphia few days since, from the report of
which. as found in the New York Times, we cut the
following
..Ycs tl,ree cheers for John Bell T'-that he knew
that distinguished man well, and approved highly of
his whole course of public life, hut he had not the
ghost eff chance for the Presdency.-(G Great laugh
ter and cheeIs.)"
Yes Mr.. Sherman approves of the lsl0le course Of
Vr BeIrs Pubic life From this, we would infer
that Mr.. Bell is pretty good Tor bad) black Repeb-
ican.
What says the Advertiser
If Cas-. Clay is good authority on one slde, Sohn
Sherman is at least good on the other Isn't pc
Mobile Mercury, Sept p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
Fine stock Farms atPubHsc sale.

an Saturday the 2h November the ud-rsraed the agent
~ Of Thomas McOance, o. Richmond, Virginia. VII sell a.
public sale 70 The highest dior the premises en- credit
one and two for Eos with approved security and lien on
the land until tbs purchase money il paid.
Seven Thousand Acres OF Land,
Known the Gsscoek LandI lying county, Tennes
each side Of the old stage MennYe Nsa
Vile within nine miles Of MeHnnvilIe, and miles
Mc&innEille and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have been Divided syhtssn lots coutsnnx
from hundred 70 light hundred erei ari
Esiered By obareys Creek. which thr0sah a ands
and twenty never hirg springs Of excesnk water.
One Of the lots has it the handsome ressnce rccsny
srected b. Col George GascOk, and
are iuproved The lands admirably adapted crossing
Of small grain and the and the raising Of stock
hne opportunity afforded drous Of engaging
business in hssy and delightful region e0unfrT Title
undoubted. lsep2l-tE,tdsl W. BRITr0N, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

HUsnHRgY MARSHALL TO Bs AT GaI1ATIx-The
Louisville Courier is authorised to say that the Hon.
HuArHREY MARSHALL viii attend the mass meeting at
Gallatin, on the 5th of October next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
Moro Help.


The Constitution IS the name of a new Brock
inridge and Lane paper just started in Tuscumbia.
edited by A NJ. BARCLAY and Il. T. ALTERNATELY. 1t is
healthy looking sheet, and its articles are forcibv
written.
The Auburn Sketch Book, an able paper, hitherto
Occupying an independent POSITION politically. now
openly advocates the election Of BREcKrNR1DGE and
LANE.
The Mobile Mercury Of the 2lst inst. saws:
We have the pleasure of announcing by autbori-
ty that Mr.. Robert Armistead and Dr. Mott both of
this city who have hitherto been supporters Of Dong
las have within day or two past, ayoTcd them
selves as supporters Of Breckenridge and Lane
The Jacksonville Democrat, Of the 18th inst de-
fines its position in the following words
We have this day run up at cur masthead the
names of Breckenridge and Lane, as our choice for
President and Vice President of the United States
We have delayed doing So not from a desire to
shrink from responsibility, hut TO advocate the
cause of him whose prospects are brightest to tri-
umph over Black Republicanism. We think ouI
only hope is this ticket. and we think at i
time like this we shoudlay aside all party feeling
at home.
"Nail cOlOrs to the mast
And stand by our country to the last
Il is now death struggle with US. the very saliva
ton of the government depends this election If
RyeckinTidge is elected The old ship of Stan, will
right and sail dead ahead The affairs of the roy-
,ernment will be judciously administered and oil
things will work together for good, But if ON tba
contrary Black Republicanism regns Triumphant
and the chair of Washington is disgraced by an alb
.,litionist. then the South may say,
"F.reEelll q long farewell to all my greatness"
There can be no possible chance for either Bell or
Douglas and we are pursuing suicidal course to
sunnort them Let the South throw them both over
board and rally under the flag OF the only one tlxt
viii carry them safely through stormy sea.
Hr. D. H. Mason intends issuing this week in Rome,
Ga, The True Flag weekly Journal to support
Breckenridge and Lane.
We have also received the first number of a new
Rreckinridge and Lane paper from Vernon, La, the
name of which we do not remember, 6e-;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

For Sale at Auction at Paducahs
AN Wednesday the Ord Of October, viii sell at auction
the Steamer SCOTLAND Der engines tackle snd farniture
Ihe leys Al Paduah Ky The Scotland highest
draught boat Of her sizs Of boats will carry 1890 tons
Terms quarter cash, balance and l2 months Noss
payable IN Bank with satisfactory sscarity4
Septlftds JOHN A. COUCH.
~ Louisville Courier and st. Louis Rspubean copy and
"a "a h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
~ HoiI in YIrginia-.The MexieaR VA.

The Bristol Meas, giving an account of recent
discussion at that place between Col PRESTON (BELI
and Mr.. DUNK, BRKcKNRIDGE) Electors for the State
at Large, says:
an reply to Col. Dunns expose of John Bells
record, Mr. Preston admitted that he did not endorse
his course in reqard TO he MericaR car but claimed
that he aoas not bound TO defend Mr. Bells political
course. As Bell eIector, portion of his audience
wondered what he was bound to do"
Coy, JOHNSON AT WiNCHRsTER-We understand
that ample accommodation will be made by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad to take all who
may wish to go to Winchester to hear Gov. JOHNSON
speak on Saturday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

FHlHRSE uHrVslisd Machines make the Shuttle or Lock
Ssitch-dscided BY the highest authorities be the
FIRST CLASS STITCH. The Sewing presents the same ap
gearance upon shsr side Of the mserisl--no CORD
Il DEE underneath.
Tsg Stitch the Band and Gather at the same time So
So COrds tctshotft 5GsttaR Hem, Eel, Bind, dc.
The Howe Machine 3 Straight Needle.a Wheel
Feed strong, durable ard well made sUsry g1riy
HsrkrO1s the fnsst AU MsEi to tie AedUsst Ksrseys
ssd for implicitly the short time required
and capAbility, are UHkQUALLED.
As evidences OF the popularity Of the Howe Machine
refer to the following certificate
the past year.
The undersigned having the Howe Sewing Machine
in use In their families and having thoroughly them
every variety OF work. do hesitate pronounce them the
most simple the most easily ns1sged and enphAtcalys the
''As PgHs Ukra'' Of Sewing Machines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
g Otice.

NM have for Sae several dne Residences In The cy,
w o. them in me territory Alss 81 min
proved lets IN tie city, u them hRey sasd
purposes and for ReEdsncs We viii sell great bargains
We have also for sale several the best and most couaninx
Building Sites in West NafYi1ls On Broad Deuumbne NE
NairV aud other streets.
AEso-A number of very zoe ides in Boyds Hynes
watkins Additions.
A.s0-several very ehoes lots IN E1zeded,
Walkers Additlon large number Of in HaFngt Ad
dition and McaAEocx.
III PIN addition 10 which We very lfTge number Of
Coanty lots containing twenty within from
tee miles OF The city, on aBd near the different pixies
septl4-tf J. La 4. W. BROWN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
EIrhth ward.

Election % be held at Temperance Hall.
JudgsW Crosthait. jos Steele, Hensley Cer5ett. Re
eevsrof Votcs-N Corbett. Cleiks-Ge0 Miller, james
Meadows. MagiFtrate-John Coroett, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
Land for S1Ie.

The undeFlignsd VIII sell ais DIsnta
A Ion, called CAzrraL VrEuY. lytn9on
F4fr| Ii nofit aide Of Cumherl and River. ek.|tt
Illl1 hires milesfTom the City o. asnsflIe.
I'LL coasaing about Three Hum -
60 dred Acrs8s He viii ssfl Il Al -run..
togsther or In snail trs lofs 7urchaasrI Or
viii exchange It for veil Improved pr0pery In e city
the very best quality Of 5l Is veil ssis-sd sboe haf Of
: IN eutYaon and The bSanee IA me timber aad pasfnFe
two good dwelling houses good harm AID sss s
Io Information aRpy 10 s undcanso or 70 John D. 5anea
sap4O-L TH0s. G. JANIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

Insead Of breaking up Union interd strengthen
and to lengthen it."-JoEE G. BRncKnRIpsE.
he Constitution and the Equality Of the sateIi These are
the OF everlasting these be the slyng
The people. JONI G. BEKcKDRlDez
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
mississippi River Plantation fer

THIGHT miles below Memphis in Aransas, coniainng ssht
"a hundres and ghty acres two hundred and any cuTa-
ton dwelling house. and ali the
for good Cotton PanAtions hundred atty acres
deadenihg; laEe young reds peaches and spples II
purchaser shes viii ell he growing eF5p the place.
sislnz 900 oass o. e0on I've or six hundred
barrels Of Corn Give Possession imnlfilxtey
JANIS II. NERIWEfHER.
August q, oo-d2m Msmphis Tsnn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

Election to be held at fs7pey & Pyies
Judges-W W Petition, Van BauEh, Richard Mccain. Re.
ceiuer Of Votes-A Pyle Clerks-M Brooks, Thouas n
Glenn. Magisrate-W = Meachem, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

DAILY So; TRIWEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
uvAElABLT IN ADVANCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

Terms.s-0ne fourth cash when possession il lVen, he
mabder annual payments, with ntsreat
The said Land either divided into two lhree small ARMS
sold in Persons wishing to pureh privately viii ral4
saie. d. MoCLuhE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
CIV ELRCTroN.

va following pesoathaEs been appointed . ~ CITY Coan-
~, sneers y open AID hold slEcon hs Corpogson
ssssaz Mayor, Alderman anI to Conrce 49,, -
- .ne na5as % serve for Tie ensuing year m PcS 70 -
'ps.ea At A. NJ and close at4 P. ~
me voters Who are Yo- % ne 40 sar- s
ve. ~ gesr. sai pat e Eori Tern q cheers for
ss - = -e.ss and y majority q 81 hs votes polled
@ u IN iaEcT o. the election said ofc.rT M term 81 two
nd thereafter. he charter the ey q Nashville
- ensa, ard aid eeciioa shall Be aeid aceordngFs
ciI, ne qaadc0n for Mayor Aldermen su1 Coun
Nass - e etzenseip and residence rithin tie city OF
No otfe- -he,e year1 mkt lreceedlnx AMI
AITcA ., ls60 ~ 7''of se'isres 4sstnotSs @ssea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
For the Congregational Districts.

First District-A. G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne
Third D. NJ KEY, of Hamilton.
Fo6rth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n n. COX, of Perry,
FSghth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD of Davidson,
Ninth j. ID. C. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

Election o Be held at flTsnans HaIIl
Judges-Chas Green, John Hoho5, n Cotton
OF Foes--Wm safn Cerks-Joh1 sstterde1d Hugh Car
roll. MakEstrate-R0 Rfyss. rertIe-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

0N TIE Nashville chasaoosa aniEroaf WIN oouns.us
running III 22l day q July, in c0ss coznsen1 EA
Express Tra1E ne great Soat1en ins1 vh Chgf1n
and 9aTannah, and eoniise during tie hsnels
Through iime from Neg x1f<, eight days.
liulg6-tf 3. y. COLI, suFsrintsassns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27
VaIuabic Land for sale.

NJ MCCLURE & CO, and n. MCCLURE desirs to ell
their valuable Tract 81 Land, heir Of es2aner
ship having expired) cOniaEnz SEQ five HUNDRED 81
which cleared generally level the remainder we'll tmbersi
hss several springs Of rnnng water through each Heidi -
% acres we'll set In blue with much in clover. Ihis
land Is surpassed By any the county and we'll adapted
70 the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of Stock There
tive good orchards and good bald1g IN Desirable neigh
borhood lying in the VALLEY Of Robasoas Fork Greek. Giles
county, the road leading from C0rnsFs to the LynaVie
Depot, I've miles from each point,
Will be sold on th G 20th day es October next
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

J.o4aRIFFITH, T. G. BENNINGTON, JNo. c.IBURcH,
zsaTLE0N. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MAER-I @ Ezs
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CoUNTY COURT SALR.


Elmore D. Young and F ct ais George ". Campbell ct ais
pursuance Of decree the County Court o. Dsriason
county rendered at the Augrst $50 VII expose to
public sale at the Court House Nashville saturday,
the 18th day Of October Eext
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

EIectisn 10 be held at Latinars 4 sfsnlegx
Judres--Wu Lon, Shankahd. John sasSrss Rsss;v,r
Of Votes-E Glascock. Cerks-Jn0 Curry. w Coleman
Ragissrate-Josah FERRIS, ESQ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

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whole plot being wrought with power snd enecno
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Election g 6e hsli q Nyers 4 Hurss.
Jndgss-C Berry Moss VI iona &C., q,
Notes-Geo col.man- cIerxs-Wm McFer--o O.. 49,
Msgistrste-Ishsn Dyer Esq. - sio@n
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Produce Wanted.

VK7R viii pay the market pries for Fezksrs Bssrru
~ Gin,eng Drisd Fr1il, iFd. sc., ether Ceh 81
Groceries lssplsl HUGH MccRzA co.
CPANISH ia q X SEE y PE Q n Z D..
- abont the i5th Of October next Per ship Anrsia
hon, narceouas. Tueaty Jscks and Ten Jsnnsts. eos
signed to snbseribsrs. iurchsues vii plsss
their orders early KALI = co.
Ths Nashville Tenn GKoH ArEIcAH viii ir1rt lbs
above rics nionfh ard forward h ihrSrh s
once HALL & C0.-Choristf0a Cearisr
usnQl-d7taHln
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

OF the Southwest end Of Tie belonging sats Of
Thos c. Smpkins deceased lying tie q Bull Run
Creek, and adjoining tie farm Of Elisha Cover Said sale 70 Be
flee from the equity Of redemption
Terms.A credit Of six twelve months win be given
notes viii satisfactory security required, and retail
until the purchAEemorey is paid. y. 4, CURATHAa,
September -. d0-dln-pz's fee Sc. Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-27

1Aett-on 70 Pc iea Al l1eatre-r
Judses-J L Ryan. " Martin. A Beech R.csv.x, a
Barr cierks-H Hughes Van Ilolua1 Nag.
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