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For Children Teeihfns
iehgreatly facilitates the process of teetIlns \
ieningth gums and reducing all inflammation
y ALL PAIN ana STANDARDIZATION. andis
SUREfoREGULATE TIE BOWELS
fehu upon III mothers H viii give restto yeur-
selves, aud
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS
Price IS cents per BOTTLE.
Ne have putupandsold thisarticieror oyert.p
rs, AM CAA SAL N CONF DENcE ASDTkUIH 6
what we have aever been able tn say . 4
other nedlcinc-\EN Err HAS 1T FAII.EDIN
iNGI.E INSTANCE To fFFFSTA CTrr = -,
ely usedl Never did = We know an ipstzrr.
dissatisfaction by any = one who used IL ON
SohtFdfy, al! are de tighted with Is opera
s, and speak IN terms - of highest connen,t.
90 us hagica IeHectS - and medical virtues
speak in this malteT,s ..wHAf ws DO I VOW ,
= 'en year : eAperi ehce, AND PLEDeE oUA
UTArIoS FOg THE Fulfil NINr oI xrEAr .... srg.
LAKE. IN altnostevery instance where she in
rs suffering from pain and exhaustion rat1.
DC ouAa "a niteeh OF y t~enty minutes after
syrup is adminis- tered.
his valuable prepara = ton 8 the orescriutio,
one Of the AUoT En- PERIENCED anu ski.
NURSES IN Aes kng - land, aa. has beel
"a Win NEfER-fAlI ING sUccEssIS
THOUSANDS - OF CASES
tphIyteheVes The chile from pain, but invi,
les the stomach anc - bowels, CoFrects aciui
ana giSestone aud en- ergy TO the whole sys
a II NIL almost IN stlntiy relieve
GRIPPING IN THEx BOWELS AND
WlND~ CUIlC.
lovereomeoon vulsons-> which IL aoi speedil,
''eHied' end ih death We believe u the hes
sCKssi kEAEDr IN fHk@ WORLD. Ia all cases @
SENiEhl AND DiAk - RiiGA IN CHILDREN
ether II arises froaa N teethiuC or grnt,, an,
ter cause. We would ~ ssv l., every nutI,s,|
o uas caild snhetlns- from any OF theforega
conthalnts-Do MOI - LET YOUR PREfUDI
;, NoR TIE PhIJl - uicEs OF OTHERS
hd cetweeh -FOUR suffer iuS child aud the reliei
i VIII De suTe-yes, ABSOLUTELY SUR
follow he use Of tbIs .medicine III timel,
ID. - .1-s
falltirectop for usint - will ,ccomnauv a.el
tie. None genuine uh-- less tbs. a., 81
KITS n fERKINS, New York is on ths ont
e~rapper- s't ~ =
old by druggists Trough outthe world
frincilaI once No. ID, Cellar 81. New York
lune1dShly Price IS cents per bottle
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Z county trustee.


. ss- We authorized 10 announce E. A. RA
WJ.tH a cLudldats Tor Trustees Or Davidson
County at abe ensuing March election.
IaolI-te
ss-wc are authorized 10 announce WM. JASPER
TAYLOR Candidate for Trustee OF Davidson
county at TIE ensuing March election. Ja..2 L,
e. weare auttOrizcd tO announce joan ". MAR
I'm csulidate Tor County Trustee at Tie ensuing
March election. octll-td
sJ-we are authorized to an nounee HARDIN p
Bus4ICh Candidate tbs ofice or county trustee
OF iaviison eouaIy a. tie ensuing March eiect.oH
oct5-td.
g. We are authorized 10 announce HENRY L.
IUstiCt asa 0IHdinAte Ter County trustee, Use
ensuing March election. sepIO-te
ss-Nrare tathorIzed u annouBeerHoS. sam.
pt rs oau,iuaIe Tor the oaioe County Iruste.
ui Davidson County al the election 10 DC held IA
AaTch, 1906 apr2O-gl
sEwe are aathorizedto announce SAMUEL. p
AhENi aoanlidate Tor County Trustee at the uex
Aftch clecuoa aPrls-td
CLARKE 5,u-. ists Tor trustee OF davidson uoga
J. ~ us 1sAt IAren utsetIoa. Aug20-ts
For Tax Collector.
sE We are authorised II announce Dr. 10 W
BROWN canai.sstu tor Rev enuc Collector g! la.
vias "A c.'uHty al tue easuing March eiscula.
iTFwsAre authorized 10 announce Q C. DEGRovE
a eandhiais too Kevenae Coileetsr vi D.siason
count. st Ihs ensuing March election.
Jaa-o-ts
- We are AEiuoFt&s1 10 announce y II. YONG.
Of ~ hito's Creek candidate for KeYeage Co.iee
TOR al tn ensuing March election-
ss- We are authorized n announce DANIEL G.
CLARK = a eaadi tat fir Revenue Coiieofof Of d
wilson county at The ensuing March sieeSoa.
ss- We are authorised 10 Announce ACTON
YOUNG candidate Tor Tax Collector OF bzYtas0n
county at the ensuing March eissti0cz
dsC@s-ge
So We are authorized % announces J. RAMSEY
as candidate laE stale AID CSsnGy Res=aue Cslaec
Tor tof tHss1=on soansy ~ Tie easaing March eise
tsoU- a,-s..k-ta
III We are authorized % announce J0s,i. A BAT
Tia candidate Tor The once u l<sxenas Csgi-c
tof Of iaSslsoa soaaty a. ensuing March eisc-
Iisa- asesf-ss
So We authorszsd % announce Jcus sREKR
as candidate Tor re-electis.a 10 the ga q State
.sd CosEIy keseaae coiisstsr ss.suag a4rei.
sieetFso. asSzs-ts
az We are aalheFlEed 20 Aanouace ASnRES
ohA1soisf seaaiIasts sF Tax CotsrcteF u Iassd-
ssa eoaaty ~ he eAsail AAFca etseiioa.
dseep-ss
ss- We are Authorizes % zaaezaee RoaEkf
fua slls e=nIi1slx fSE kzseHas CslisSLaF "a D.
ssdsoe essssaty al ths szssasas March sleetsoA.
pA- We are zathsEissd u Aaaaaaee 4 r. WHIT
sv"ta - e<Haszte f.f ths sssss ~ tsssraas Co.,
i~St'f - n@sazsa soaasy >, ne sAs.ns March siee.
t'a- decze-ss
For Cen.sabte-Ist Di.srfes-
ss-ss are ~atA-ssszs-. 20 saaoaaes s.za gfsssE "
PAssEs ezaasisis "a C0astzeis "a he N.sLxf.1s
ussifses, ~ ss.s ssss-as A.reh s.sesssa.
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Chancery Sale--- ~. Il. Lucas
Lands.
SalurdaY The 18Th Of february, 1860.


DURSUANF TO a decree Of IN Curt Ia the case Of
hn X. N ,ge We. ". X. ami others in le-
sal hours
Salurday The 18th OF february, 1860,
the Court-house IN tins city will r at pubic
-ae to the gsest biGder, on credit of y -
months, with interest irsm day of sale and
redemft Ian. the tract # 5ess OF Land bo"g4t
b. " IL Luce$, at Cts.ceTy sale in tue
A Alisou Admir-, vs. c. uicheT and others. $50
the tr.ct o 10 acres and - les bought By hin
htset, aiu also tile ir.ct o Is acres, part OF the
arm owLe' tS ". X 4 ucas, AMI describe by bin
ia the Decd 90 Trust Ia y II. CTslsS.
Will sell such portion OF the SO tact
may be les unsod alter the sale ths decree in
the case OF a. Allison, AiH tru ciier and 9th
ers, Ia aDit0n the said tracts Of 10 and Is acres
until enough shall have been sud pay s-t.sfy
te decree .. this IN this case for s3ol -, be-
sides interest and COSTS. fuTch sscrs wul be re-
qgired Ia execute their hates, RIth approved secur
~, at the time e sale, ami VIII Je retained
tbs laGd until the purchase nancy l. fully p id.
J.. E GL.EAYhS {. K NJ.
jaB1s-td CiIInccrs Court al Nashville.
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Ciaancery Saie---W. II. Lucas
Lands.
Saturday the 18th of February, 1869.

al the Court house thIs city, will offer AT public
sale, 10 the ghest bidder credit Ui II ANA -
months, It'll Interest from day sale from
rcd iIiDn, The tr. ct OF 81 s. OF lsd, bought
b Vs. Lucas ct ChLnerry ale, unacr decree ia
The case OF A AiiisOn Admir-, CruCAer ana ut.l-
ers; and also, the rIct uf 10 ares aud "a piles
bought by him VI N btsett anu by Mhts u ui
Sauguan.
VIII sell such portion OF the 59;s as may
be let usoid alter tie sale under decree ASS.
% Aliis,n, Admir-, kc., IS Crutcber, and addI
IOn he said tCsct vi IL and - l.,les until
enough sh IL have pcen sold To pay and satisfy
-ecTee OF this Court the casc for $sIJ 81, bcslues
interest AMI Gusts. Purchasers viii be required To
execute their notes With approved secHriIy al the
linz IF he sale ald a lien al be retained on the
and uniii paid Tor. J. h GLEANkS, c. & NJ,
JaLls-.i ChtnCeTl Court at Nashville.
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DURSUANF TO a decree Of III : c surt In the case
sal hours
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S2DR.a MNatoJTse2
Ghalpbeate 9ills.


An aperient and stoInachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion IN Hydrogen OF high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each OF tho
following complaints. viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA-
CATION. DYSPEPSIA, DIARREEA c0ESIT-
PATTON scRoFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURvY,
JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM NERCURIkL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
AITTENT FEVERs. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
hENSTRUATIoE. WHITES, cHLoRosTs. ETC.
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, RoUGHNEss or
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, aud
thus circulating through the whole system. no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence
Tbs experience Of thousands daily proves that
no preparation OF Iron can for a moment bs
compared with il. Impurities Of the blood. de-
preston OF vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicats its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility lduor aibus chlorosis. etel, irs
effects are delis htiuily renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered. in the whole history
OF medicine. which exerts sueh prompt. happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite. CON-
plete digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise. Immediately follow its use.
As grand stemaohic and general restorative
IL has no superior and no substitute.
Put mp sn meat nat metal baxes Continuing
30 pills, price so cents per haa ; sin boxes.
sc so: one dozen boxes. 81 TO- For sale by
Druggists generally. VIII he sent free TO
amy address receipt OF the price Al lct-
tiers, ortier>. etc. sisoaid he addressed to
r. 3. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
3y9 BROADWAY, r.
y.B.-The above L. a facsimile ST the
label each box.
deSG--itft~k~ly
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RHEUMATISM
Mustang Liniment.


a v a . Il = II U d D , a e u.
Mr. = LITcH, HyGe rark, Vt, writes:-'' That the
horse considered worthless (his case was
>pavin) "but since the free use OF the Mustang
Lniment, 1 have sold him for one $3.50 ca-b Your
Liniment has been doing wonders up here"
400 BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
(EItrdct) '.1n lifting kettle from the fire il
became unmanage able tilted over, ana scalded my
hands very severely, almost to d crisp 1t was an
i"fuI sight The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract tue pain. 1t ueaed rapidly without ness
andleII no scar OF account. truly yours,
sc AnLEo FOSTER
such language as this is but heconstaD natu-
raj echo Wherever this article is use1
ms ILnIineIt As IndIsp cnsL0ie to planters and
owners of horses and mules. Sir. JoHN DANIELS
Of Montgomery Ala, sol, slave Tor SsUU who as
raised IRON utter usoiessuess by this Luimcnt.
Every family SHOULD have IL. BE very particular
aud euquirefor Ihe Mustang LinImeII take NO
Ihcr.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, anu the Islands OF the ocean Tor
70 cents, ocents, and s per bottle.
BARNES y PARK New York.
noy25-6mdtw&W
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Chancery Saie---W. IL. Lucas
Lands
saturday the 18th of February, 1869,

Il the Court house IL this city, viii offer at public
to tue bIghCst oI der, a credit of l. -
months, with interest t-'m day of s d. anu from
redemption, the trac; of 555s Land bought
oy W. X Lucas AT 4 Cuaucers sale n the II A.
Allison admir-, VS.. Crutchor and others; an also,
the traCi Uf 10 acres ad II 'ies bought by him o.
Nhiiss II anu By hII.tsett Oi Vaughan
Will sell sLcI pvrt"u OF tue 59ss trart as
may DC lc unsud after the sale un,ter the deere.
"i A Az isUn, admir-. Crutcher aud oIhe.
and IN add tIo the sd tract ci 10 and % pc
IA I'll enough snail have been solj pay SITS
the decTee oI this Curt IN ia for S>1S 49,
slies interest aud SIS Pa. ChaScrs viii DC Fcqulre
10 cxa ute tneIr with approved secu ~ the
time OF the sale, an 81 Lsn VIII b. the
Land until the purchase money is fully paid.
j. e. GLEANE,, - < ",
iau1s-td IiaBcery '.-art at .,ashville.
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The popularity OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENF, is cOextensive with the civilization Of the
globe Other articles claim to dIIeriate pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern.
mebt Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Far mers, Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re
ceved such undivided praise and suPpeItfrom Medi-
cal and Scientific men.
RHEUMA TISM
or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores Scrofula Stiff joints
Feons. Swellings, Burns, Bites, BoIls, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all ach IS and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
suchas Ring -oVne G" ,ocrdcHes Spawn, Poll-Evii,
sweeney ,HoOfail, sc subdued AID cured by
The
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Ss aorii1ats al; AaTgzH. ssz saV sesslsss<
aaiiiss. Il s very deslrzhls % have spss cheap AID
convenient ~Ay repairing Furuiiafe, Toys, rock
ery, &c. a5
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SCIfE ME.
OF d e l. A " A X r.
CLASS 9.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class I'D.
TO DE drawnin Wilmington Delaware, V ednesday
Feb. -, 1S6O.
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Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without dedutii0n.
In: hese Lotter,ese rery Prizei drascn!
md "A Approximation prizes ranging from 5:
up to ) $50.

% ,355 Jrizes........... amounting tOS3sU QUO
wholeficketsS10;H alves o5 :4uartersS.5u
Persons who desr, neeu only REMIT ne risk on
ackage for which wewIl4senu d 1ertiucat1asoi
osrtihcatepfPackageof 10 wholes costs..... $50
do. do. l6 Halves, - -. -
do. do 10 Quarters,'' -
do. ElgatLs L.
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Land fnr sale.

N8RTf SIX os land trSe E1iez from the esfF
l. AMI 5 tat 4 NIL Geek. besEs part q taS
IN ID tract % land y 4hoag OF aces q;
asffy flsaberef the btfs cs eaesFi sia. IN see
sszfe eaisiszfn- De sssi Il tae rsciaest qAi
~ ad fsr ksfeeaiAs pa Feses = ssi<sf u soao N
paxidsan Couaty- u = IA sislt ~ f~o Nils flie
sse on oze stde raastaS the esetr~ - LIE psad
= hieh arsfes osf<sftsuhs ter PettkAz ap &c
wages u > crest 9 . -tasrafkn ssoss .szz 81
cog &c tiast kaslar-z- fef tersnG k4is,
At.ssss - = T.sABGk. 81 -
t.aio-isntus stAsEoGA skHsoA-
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Is q u.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

"k are noS IN Feespt of e.snPi-ss saeck g
w IANnkEffi'S saFaen -eesEs Il tie xro. "A 0
1853, inetstiizg ali lie dlacreat yzrsrties II
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Request.

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w ~ ks4. k.ss. lee sota Cad. - A4tfes
; koz ~ CsszFs. 81 size. 81 sse k>ss1 -
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For Cea.sasse-I.s sss,

W4-ss are satEsssl anaaaacs Ca ffss.-E n
fAssEs - eeaahists ia CSastzbls "a he S.sL Vie
b.stFses, ~ tEs sass-as Harsh s.ssllsa.
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meoifal.
MRS. WINSLOw,
; o d L Ill &c RUP.
For Children Tecfhsn-

\ Inexperienced Nurseand FemaIePbysiciap
1 sents 70 Inc Lllontioh o Z n,niI.ers l.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-01
BLooMrSaros, Ky, May "a, 1860.
10 tie Editor, qfhe Louiscitc Journal

This will introduce to you my friend H. Haynes
Esq, Of Meade county, Kentucky. He will Civ,
you some wonderful though no less true than won.
derful, accounts Cf The PetfoIibm Sulphur Springs
of that county. visited the Springs few days
ago, and made personal observation of them fol
myself had heard of The oil Springs-for by this
name they are widely known-all mylife but had
never seen them before. The Springs, with some
severity acres of ground, are now owned by com.
pany of gentlemen, who are improving the proper
ty. They have excavated, out Of the solid lime
stone rock, beautiful basin or reservoir for the
reception Of the white sulphur water, upon which
rises the petroleum in quantities Of abvut six and
some days when the weather is warmer ten gallons
per diem. The petrolumappear in the purest form
in which it has yet been discovered upon this con-
tinent The OIL as medicine is used In many Of
the forms of chronic disease slmost specific, and
combined with the sulphur water which II employs
as medium of making its own exit to the upper
air, have DO doubt, possesses many curative pro
pertes, benifical TO afflicted and suffering human
ty. The surrounding country, and the site ITSELF
of this watering place furnishes many picturesque
views and the place Is susceptible of being rendered
every way desirable as place of pleasnrablc resort
The water rises through slight fissure Of the rock
and comes up with the force of the gases that per.
haps, elevates it several hundred feet above the
level of its own reservoir containing perhaps many
millions Of gallons PETROLEUM There Is no other in
stance known where the PETROLEUM, mixing with
the mineral, white sulphur, makes its appearance
and this doubtless gives to this water It's very great
efficacy as potent agent in the removal of chronic
affections have no doubt that by boring a suffi-
cient depth the oil win be found here in as great
quantities aHdtopay well as the celebrated Crosby
we'll in Pennsylvania which is said to be now Weld
ing sixty barrels per day. Every indication here
evinces the fact ofa great supply of the oil at no
great depth. was informed that the company in
tend boring for the oil with the hope oftapping the
main fountain, as soon as they get their improve
ments sufficiently advanced for the reception of
visitors. Mr.. Haynes visits your city to dispose OF
stock to raise the needfu to develope these hidden
sources of health and wealth.
The farmers Of this section are ehted with the
prospect of fine crops. The nomination Of Bell and
Everett is enthusiastically received in these regions
and November next will tell the tale.
Yours Nc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-01

BELL AND EvERETT-DgAocRAT1c SENTIMENT
The Osceola lMo) Democrat paper that has the
Democratic State ticket at its mast head, says;
The National Union Convention, recently assem-
bled at Baltimore, with the greatest harmony and
unanimity, nominated John Bell, Of Tennessee, for
President, and Edward Everett of Massachusetts,
for Vice President.
This is a very strong ticket and very good
one.
A correspondent Of the St. Louis Republican,
writing from Washington during the sitting of the
Convention, says that the Union men have the in
side track, and that if they prudent they will
keep it.
One thing is certain the failure of the Charles
ton Convention to effect nomination has very
materially changed the aspect ofthe campaign.
!. Many, who previous to the Charleston Conven-
ton, regarded the Baltimore Convention an insig-
nifcant affair, impelled to view it in quite
a different light.
1t has suddenly loomed up and assumed the pro-
portions of national convention, upon the action
of which the destinies of the Union may yet be
suspended. Harmony, unanimity and enthusiasm
prevailed throughout all its deliberations, which is
far more than can be said of most national con-
ventions.
Events yet to occur may make it the imperative
duty of every one who desires the perpetuation OF
the Union in peace to support John Bell and Ed.
ward Everett.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-01

Union and the Consultation. That Bell, trdst hai
rung out Of Baltimore the little Democracy retnhin
ing in il. [Applause.l
AxorBER INTERRUPTION
At this stage another procession arrived on ID,
ground, being the Seventeenth Ward American De
catur Club, The procession was received with
deafening appanse and halted IN front Of the speak
ers PLATFORM One Of the naemsbers brought upon
the stand live rocster and live racoon, which
were respectively placed on the right and left Of the
speaker
fHE SPEAKER AGAIN RESUMES.
Look, my friends how that rooster hangs down
his tail. He has been TO Charleston and no mistake
[Iaughter.1 He is used up aud disheartcned. Look
on the other side and see the glorious old COON II,
reminds US of the campaign of 1910. [Applause1
Coleman Yelot, Of this city, here proposed three
cheers for the Seventeenth ward, which was heartily
responded to by the crewd
The speaker resumed: My fellow-citizens, could
stand here all night and see such Union demon
strstion. Although personally stranger, | feel
myself already naturalized among you. He is my
brother who stands upon the Constitution and the
Laws, and my doors always open TO him.
feel like inviting you nil to Nashville, tho home Of
Bell. Come and see the man. We will FEED yon,
and show you the Statesman at home.
have got secret TO tell you, though. The
great Bell is only few miles from you. Great
applause. He is at the Relay House on the WASH
ington Railroad, almost within hearing Of this joy
Gus assemblage, and II will make bis great heart
beat TO hear this response of freemen to the call Of
the Union. applause.
Tomorrow the great Douglas [aughterl will en-
ter as one of the lightweigls in The Senase cham
Der, and thus the work goes on. Let me say, in
conclusion, that the great Adams and Jefferson lived
in the bond Of offriendshp; and the fourth day Of
July, 1926, simultaneously almost, their spirits
wended their way to the God who gave them |
These two men, representing different sections Of
the country, were united. May not our Union be
the same. [Applause.1 thank you, gentlemen,
for the nomination of John Bell, and can only as
sure you that John Bell win be the same whether
defeat or victory shall attend our banners. APP
plause.
Among other speakers, Col. Jo. G. Pickett of this
State, made brief address. The meeting adjourned
at late hour with three cheerssfor BELL and
EVERETT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-01

reply Of this government TO the proposal Of England
and France that they and the United States should
jointly guarantee to Spain perpetual ownership Of
Cuba, was drawn up by Sir. Everett. Before leav-
ing the department of State, Mr. E. had been elected
by the Legislature of Massachusetts,, to the United
States Senate and took his seat in that body in
March, 1853, at the special session. He continued
to hold the Office of Senator till May, 1854, when,
by the advice of his physician he resigned it ii order
to recuperate his exhausted physical health. Soon
after this the project or buying Mount Vernon 1.-THE
home and grave of Washington" was set on foot by
the women of the United States and Mr.Everett at
once endorsed the noble design and lent his giant
energy and abilities to its accomplishment. Besides
his other abors for this cause he has delivered his
oration on the character of Washington over l2O
times for it. In all these abors the entire proceeds
have been given to the Mount Vernon Fund; Mr..
Everett not even taking his personal expenses from
them but paying these out of his private funds.
The amount of his earnings for the purchase of
Mount Vernon reaches the sum of ninety thousand
doliarsi
Such is brief sketch of the life and character
of Hon. Edward Everett the statesman, the orator,
the scholar; the candidate of the National Union
party for Vice President of the United States
Place beside this imperfect record of his glorious
labors and attainmepts the fling of the Jefrsonian
that he Is tone of the men who writes only for
Bonners Ledger" and see how contemptibly small
partisan prejudice can appear.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-01
DOUGLAS POSITION.
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The correspondent of the New York TriBm
says;
Mr.. Douglas speech is reckoned uncommonly
good II was less insolent and more compact and
forcible than usual lie stood up to his position,
and was bold and defiant and aggravating toward
the seceders.
He was very emphatic in claiming for himsel
and his supporters that they were the Democratic
party, and all others boilers. He claimed the posi-
tion and honors ofa conqueror on a hotly con
tested field, and demanded submission from the
defeated.
Itwas a speech calculated TO widen the existing
breach in the Democratic party, and was evidently
designed TO hold his followers in the coming Balii-
more Convention closely up TO their work. II pro-
duced an unusual impression 10 the Senate
The gambler in politics" Is playing a bold and
defiant game, and those Southern Democrats who
support him win have first TO humiate themselves
in dust and ashes--Nash. Banner.