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The Old Line wings for BreckInridge.


As an evidence of the feeling among that portion
1856 to vote for Buchanan and BrecLinrdge, we are
tempted to make extract from private letter to
us bearing date the 9th inst The writer is gen
tleman of high petition! and talents, well known in
Kentucky politics. He does not reside in this Con-
gressonal district and we regret that we have not
full authority to use his publicly. With this
preface shall let him speak for himself, fol-
lows
things sand hold Breekindge to be In fact tested
OF Democratic principles, the legitimate Demo
candidate President and though had proposed
myself public conspicuous relation
political beyond doing the duty OF private citizen at the
polls impressed with the Of uphOldng Breckenridge
fight, matter what the consequence myself
devote whatever Of intellect whatever Of what
ever may possessed Wha, by pen. tongue
the stump, in the to the triumph OF that nozzle
young in whose election the surst hope Of
country and our Union.
squatter sovereign doctrines Of Douglas have always
been objected him. also, personally But
consideration his association with he Democracy, nnder
whose influence believed his herees would be deprived
effect did in good faith intend him.
had he been fairly at on sound platform
But friends Charleston nsued with proposal abide
future decisions Of the Supreme Court, while regulating de-
eon already pronounced. regarded this unprincPled
trick designed bambooze and cheat and his after speech
in the Senate satisfied suspicion right His serenade
speech Washington, Saturday night, absolutely aroc0us
there uttered three tremendous whoppers for
he said, substance i. That Breckinrdges friends
slavery people who don't it, That they meant
disunon by seeding from Lis convention That IN contin
the Inauguration Of the next Pres
opinion, three supendOUs fasehOoS
hardly invented by the father of lies Trust then,
fight Breckinroge and Lane with all the force Ct
natures without consequences though Of COURSE for the
sake cause shall fight dscreey and fairly, however
earnesty."
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Mr. Soule deplores what he considers the dsunion
tendencies of the State-Rights Democracy. How
was it in 1885, when he declared that if the South
submitted 20 the Compromise measures she deserV-
ed to wear the chains she imposed upon her Slaves?
-Nelc Orleans Delta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

Col George B. Hodge, of the kentucky lseglsla=
ture addressed the Breckenridge meeting at COving
ton on Saturday night. a change has come over the
spirit of the Colonel's dreams since last winter
when he was most enthps .Astically for DOlglas.--
Louisville ,TOggaGl, JWig t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

The DOUGLAS MEETING There will be a large at
tendance at the DOUGLAS meeting to-day. In addi-
ton to those who sympathize with Mr.. DOUGLAS all
of the BELL-tes will be on hand feeling that it to
be simply an attack on the friends of BREcKINRIDGE
and LANE. If any of the partcipators in the meet
ing should intimate that they for beating BELL
as well as BRECKINRTDGE it might cool the ardor of
some of the Ignoring brethren. Those of the De-
mocracy who have leisure will b. curious to wit
ness the novel proceedings.
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Sale of Lot ON Cherry Street.

Henry Foster and wife and others, Exparte.
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
rendered in the ahove the May term
will for sale at the Court House. the Nashville
Satin Fdays the 7th of j ~ next, lot Of ground
fronting 30 feet the East side Of Cherry
tween Gay and Line srests adjoining the property A.
AShbrook.
TermS.--0ne third ca:h, and the balance credit OF
and with nerss with security required and
a lien retained until paid. p. R. CHEATHAM,
may2d, o. tbs CLERK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

DoTGIGg ORGANS ~ tfEORGIA.-Al the Democratic
papers in Ethe State have taken sides, and it ap-
appears that out of the legion, Douglas and johnson
ca1 boast of three organs. to wit The Augusta
Gonsf;fionaLst the Rome SOlde7leS and the Atlanta
Confederqcv The last mentioned has been remarka-
Bile for its fierce attacks on Douglas as Black Re
publican in principle and no better than Seward but
it has somehow got clean over on the other SIDE OF
the fence Savannah Republican, July Z.
The Louisville Democrat of Wednesday, proposed
a bet of s. 900 that Kentucky would not go for
Breckenridge The gentleman who authorized 1t
probably thought its magnitude would prevent Its
being taken. 1t was, however, promptly accepted,
and we understand the gentleman who took It has
some $4,000 more to invest the same way.-LouiS-
rifle Courier, July 6.
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DR.. j. B0VEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

Re made from pure and unaduteated Wine which about
double the usual strength Of other and imported
By only house In tie United States Also follow
ing valuable Roots, Herbs Ae- viz SOouons Seal spkenar
Comirey camomie Fowers Gentiani Wild Chy Tree Bark
and Bayberry. r-
We Challenge the World to Produce their
b. EqualII
We do profess discovered some Roots oup only
10 the Indians Of South America cure sss diseases
which the flesh is heir but claim present public
truly valuaoe preraraon which every intelligent Physician
in the country Will approve Of andrecomnend As remedy
INCIP II CONSU mPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Nervous
SYSTEM Paralysis Piles diseases peculiar Females Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSU 4 PASSED!
valuable.
aged and inar or for persons Of weak eopstitou
for BOOK keepers Tailos seamsresses Students Artists
al persons leading seentaay life, they will truly benz
fetal.
As Beverage they wholesome innocent and delicious to
the taste They produce all the exharzng Bandyor
Wine, without intoxicating; and vauabe remedy per-
sons addicted 70 excessive Of strong drink and wish
ain from it. They pure entirely poOns
contained in the adutaed wines and liquors with which the
country Is flooded
These not only cure disease should be
used BY all who live In country where the water hd.
where Chs and Fevers prevalent Being entirely nnocent
and harmless they be given freely to Children and infants
with impunity.
Physicians Olergvmea and temperance advocates act
Biters the land, and thereby essentially aid 10 banhny
CHARLES WIDDIEELD & co PrOprlesnrs,
rs william street, New YORK.
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUME & LEITAER, Augusta, Ga.
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THANKs.-we are indebted to our friends n A. p,
kingston J. II. J.. GAINESVILLE B. A. NJ, Red River
and w A. 5, Camden, for clubs of subscribers
The true way to promote the cause of Democracy
as to circulate the documents. Continue the GOOD
work
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non A. ID STEPHENs-An Alabama delegate m
1orms the Columbus (Ga.) SIN that immediately af-
ter the declension of Mr.. FTzParacz the nomination.
for Vice President rendered to Mr. Srrp,,,,,,,
and he declined
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Octave. Uniform with the prsyiou, volumes.

Octave. UniiOrm with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending Bao
Bunkers Hill TO the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
on the second Of August and includes among osr things the
siege Of Boston, the negotiation England With Russia for
troops, written from papeTs from the England and
France, including letters from George III and the Empress
Caharne the invasion Ct Canada, private letters aud p
Pers OF General Montgomery and his family movements
France and Spain, from very eopous documents obtained in
France and Madr the dsncnaOn Of Turgot to the war the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
inPsrt from unpublished private journals by the MEMBERS the
instruction in North Carolina from very full unpublished con
temporary accounts the purchase German troops from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters George III and III.
German Princes Ministers and Agents ancy ofthe Cen
trail Colonies; the movements for taking Independent govern
ents the Virginia Declaration Rights OF Man. the battle
OF suVans Island in part from materials the
OF Independence the Declaration Of Independence the Signing
the Declaration
The mss OF manuscript materials collected this volume
very completes ard unfolds the origin progress of every
portant measure tracing the PROCESS Of Revolution COM
pletey in reference OF the United STATES and
enng the sufec also, in its relation the history the world
during the period Of its progress.
The History OF the Revelation VIII be completed in two more
volumes - - 0'N
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TRABUE A. IUCUS

JOB LOTS BOOTS AND SHOES
VAJE have large first quality Boot, and sh
w which sell at grea. bargain or four months
prompt paper Call immediately they be solid At on1
Ware Rooms, Upstairs, No liz. TRABUE & LIJCUs
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DOJGLAs NOMINATED BY LESS THAN TwO-THRDs.-
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
@The Donglas papers are claiming that their can
didate received a vote in the nomination by which
raj college vote. This is mistake. The conven-
ton, including the bogus delegates and all the ex-
pansion that the plastic conscience of the managers
would allow them to give the fragments remaining
of several States, wanted fifteen delegates to make
up two-thirds vote. This is simple fact and
so plainly upon the record that it will be foolish in
the extreme to deny it."
If Douglass nomination was in violation of Dem
Ocratc rules what is to be said of the nomination of
Johnson? Neither a convention or part Of a con-
ventOn acted on his case, but he was nominated by
a committee of Democrats in Washington, who had
not the slightest authority for their act If they
had we hope some friend of the Governor will point
it out. We are inclined to think the nomination
thoroughly bogus, and believe such thing never
occurred before in the history of the government
Savannah Republican
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

HICKMAN COUNTY COURT, STATE OF
4 Tennessee-.-July Term-0rder Of Publication-
VIM. ERsley Admir- Jane Keller and othersPeton to
sell Slave. On motion Of complainant by COUNSEL and
ing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that Jane Keller Mary
Keller Jane Keller William Keller and David Keller
nonredents OF the State Tennessee and residents OF the
State OF Alabama 1t therefore ordered by the Court that ub
cation be made for four weeks in succession in the Union and
AGaeTcda newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, COM
maudng said defendants appear the August term OF this
Court and plead, cemur the petition Of complain
ant the will confessed them and set
down for hearing exparte. J. W. H0RNBEAK, @ & NJ
july, '6U-w4t-pr's fee 50.
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-Four Of the Democratic papers in New Hampsbiro
have come out for the BRECKNEmGE ticket. 10 1it
the Portsmouth Gazette, the Dover Sentinel the Con-
cord Standard, and the Manchester Democrat
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FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
.H... OF THE ... ....
Cotton Planters invention
OF THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
TO HELD FOR I'D
Three Weeks, in the City of macon.
Beginning on the first Monday ia December, 1860
PREMIUM LIST---Third Week.
LIVE STOCK OF THE sOUTHER.i AND WESTERN STATES

Mare Of any age, with Ce by her sde........ 20 90
Collectively. ..r.
For the best and largest number OF first class
less than 90 and the average not over and
years od-ovned and exhted BY the individual
Fair Ground, and bona fde sales Of them made
the Cotton Planters OF Georgis with evidence Of
to the satisfaction Of the Convention Competition
open 10 the word(sver pitcher 100 90
For the I'd best and largest Of first class Mares,
less than 90 and the average not and
years DID, &c, aforesaidsiIver pitcher as 90
Carriage Mares.
For the best pair Of Mares years old open the
world $50 0e
the I'd pair of Asres, Aforesaid Is 90
sing harness Mare open the world age same
For ID best " A" 90
In the classification of Brood, Harness and Saddle Mares
dicdUsI cenes in points Of size symmetry, action 6isposi
working qualities will yaue
without regard to blood or speed.
The value OF the the horse. for all
economy and longer life in the planting States her
higher position in the scale of excellence, upon premium
Fat Cattle.
For best lot fat Steers (5 more) sold in Macon during
the fair.. - S25 90
For second best lot lat 10 90
For best single fat steer 10 co
" Cow or Heller ............. 10 90
Fat Mutton. .#
For rest lot fat Mutton, $50 or mor 90
For End best lot fat Mutton $50 or mOre) 20 OO
iune2 3-EIm
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rERMS--Cash ON delivery.

Those desiring fill their Coal houses 1t to their ad
vantage to lay in their supply at this Orders Mr.
Ggs, Union street. addressed o. box 49, will
receive prompt attention Yard Cedar adjoining Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad. HENRY MURRAY,
lunel9-law3E Sales Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

MORE OF THE 4" IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT. THE New
York ECening Pos! after comparing the present po-
sition of Mr. DOUGLAS with that of Mr. VAN buren, in
1s4S, says:
The slavery question one that cannot be hirked shall
low preex Of Intervention hide its national aspects
either the civilization Of the North the civilization Of the
South give to sOe and the energies OF the
general must be directed to the pepetuatOn Of the
the other"
Here it is, says the Boston Post, fiat footed. The
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MUST decide the question !
The sovereignty of the States must " be trampled
upon, and the central power of the country must
determine the character of the domestic institutions
of the States This is bold Revolutions clear alb
rogation of the National Observation-Disclosures de-
struetion of the Unionl! And all this sacrifice
the sacrifice of the peace, safety, power, pros
perity of twenty-five millions of white people
demanded to crafty the fanaticism of the
Black Republican party! If such avowals do
not awaken the people to a sense of the impending
danger, we know not wha: will. There is equivO-
cation in such language puts the question plainly
=" Shall the country endure, or ," The answer
must be given in November next
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

The Hon. SAM. A. SMITH and Judge RowLEs ad-
dressed the ratification meeting at Cleveland on
Saturday, the 3Oth ult Both warmly endorsed the
nominations Of BRECKINRIDGE and LANE.
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Judge Douglas, The Supreme Court and
MIR. Hreckinridge the Powers of a
Territorial Legislature.

Territorial Legislature.
The next question propounded to me by Mr.. Lin
coin is, can the people Of a territory, IN any law
full way, against the wishes of any citizen Of the
United States, exclude slavery from their limits
prior to the formation of State constitution? Ian
swer emphatically, as Mr. Lincoln has heard me
answer a hundred times from every stump in ILL
nois, that in my opinion, The people Of territory can
By dlgi means, ereNe SlaUsTy from their limits prior
% the formation Of a STATE Constitution - :
Z" IT MATTERS NOT WHAT WAY THE
SUPREME COURT MAY HEREAFTER DECIDE
AS TO THE ABSTRACT QUESTION, WHETHER
SLAVERY NAY OR MAY NOT GO INTO A TER
RITORY UNDER THE CONSTITUTION, THE
PEOPLE HAVE THE LAWFUL MEANS TO IN
TR0DUCE OR EXCLUDE 1T AS THEY PLEASE,
for the that slavery cannot exist day or an
hour anywhere unless 1t is supported by local police
regulations Those police regulations can only be
established by the local legislature and if the peo-
pie opposed to slavery, they will elect represen-
tatives to that body who WILL by unfriendy legsla-
tion eectually prevent the introduction of it into
their midst If on the contrary, they for it, their
legislation will favor its extension. Hence, NO
MATTER WHAT TIE DECISION OF THE SU-
PREME COURT MAY BE ON THAT ABSTRACT
QUESTION, STILL THE RIGHT OF THE PEG
PIE TO MAKE A SLAVE TERRITORY OR A
FREE TERRITORY Is PERFECT AND COMPLETE
UNDER THE NEBRASKA BILL. hope Mr. Lin
coin deerOs my answer satisfactory on that point"
Judge Douglas FreepOf Speech, dug. "a, 1858.
DsbateS Of Lincoln and Douglas Page %.
In the debate growing out of the TOOmbs Bill, my
colleague put the question to after it had been
answered over and again in previous speeches,
whether or not Territorial Legislature had the
power to exclude slavery. | BELIEVED THE
POWER ExIsTED-Jadge Douglas speech in reply TO
Davis, Nay l6, 1850.
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STATEFATR AT NA3HVTLLE

ODens lSepsezaJer IBfl, Is60-HoEds sis Days.
TNIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS each is the best Blood
Stallion Roadster Stallion Jack, and Durham Bull, be-
sides liberal Premiums all other classes OF domestic enina
manufactured articles No entry fee is charged and
competition sEved from the whole Union Programmes will be
forwarded any part Of the Union free Of charge appc
ton to J.. =. WILLIAMS, Secretary
junel3-E3ms Of State Bureau az Nashville
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Both of the great leaders Of tie Virginia Democ-
racy, WISE and HUNTER, are for BgEGEJYRlDGE. and
their united influence viii enable him tocasrFb e ola
Dominion Jgtlneltu n.olsaad naaioriin
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ElootOral Convention for tue Eighth Dis

The Electoral Convention for this Congressional
district will be held in Clarsyie, on Saturday, the
l4th. A full turnout Of tile Democracy of the dis
trict is desired
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office of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, No. 20 Broadway Cincinnati, May 81, 1860
shippers respectfully Informed this fully
prepared to do large EEeig hI business
For further information, apply to
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Agent.
Shipping Directions Ship daily to the Cincinnati
ant Louisville Mail Line Wharf boat foot Of Broadway u II
O'clock NJ send Dray Tickets to No 20 BrnadwSv 10 oh
tain Through BilIs of LadinP innesa=dIr
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SATURDAY, JULY !, 1seo.

Irs1EAB OF BEEaKrse Up Tr UNo VIZ 1SrrD TO STRENGTH
TX AND TO LEScTHES II. JoHS c. BREcKMR1DsE
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BREcKNRIDGE AND LANE IN KENTUCEY.-A CORES
pendent of the Cincinnati Commercial writing from
Cynthiana KY, on the 25th ult. says:
The nomination of the Vice President and Gen
10. Lane (the Marion of the Mexican war; has Gre
ated the veliest satisfaction in all this section of
Kentucky. That they will sweep this State like
tornado in November, every one admits. We hare
b, three Douglasites in this (Harrson) county and
they win not avow it long. Kentucky will give
% 900 for the ticket!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07

HON GEO W. JONEs.-We find it is reported that
Mr.. JONES made speech at a DOUGLAS ratification
meeting in Philadelphia, Saturday night last. We
have the Philadelphia Press, DOUGLAS paper, in
which given in full the proceedings at that meet
ing with all the speeches made and Mr. JONES not
there. Mr.. J. has been absent from Tennessee for
more than a month on Northern tour. He is prob
ably at this time in Canada Our information is that
though he believes there irregularities in both
the Conventions he will not vote for Mr.. DOUGLAS,
and thus help Mr.. BELL to carry the State.
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q HHE secondhand TOR class creditors af " W. Hrtr srf
notded that the sale Of Ls tsr eneet 1. advsTtsed
2 cone ef IA Neseurgh, fsnnss On be 18Th
81 1miy next. 1aa Jhns he "a, 1850. q 7'
r 49, 1900 b. WINSTON. Truatna
iane. oe-'a. .FW. 2. nisEnll-
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OCEAN SHELLSI
GRAND PIANO!

HAVE just unpacke for inspection, The finest
Grand PianOfOrte receiyttJ in the city Of Nash
vile The attention Of every lover Of the king Of InstTu-
ments is invited to this Piano. Also several square
PianOfortes of SteInway q SOn's Make,
Have just added my stock all of which will be sold
New York Prices for cash or negotiable paper, at
33 Onion street.
]. A. MCCLURE.
New MuTic great abundance being added daily my al
ready large stock D&P iuly4-u
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Pine Farm for SaIe.

TFXHE FARM which james Timmins nov lives and the
same which Maj. " Hekerson formerly lived Is FOR
sale easy terms.
contains 1850 acres, which there are about
300 cleared The tract WHOLE Is ues in
Coffee county being rich and fertile, we'll tusiedyinr on
Of the Nc Ainnville and Manchester RAilroaand
also on the rosd Leading from Manchester Winchester and
about four rifles from the former place. and about sx rom
TuIahoma within mile Of Hill Seminary, and About
The distance from good church; and ina neborhood i
cannot surpassed in point Of morals and general Intelligent
Tho improvements almost and consisting Of tga
story framed we'll finished situated b-autal
eminence, commanding Of the finest great Dor
ton and also Of the Railroad and within eishfv
yards the finest Free Stone Springs the Mountsn
District The out houses consist Of kitchens, smoke house
corn. cribs and stabeG
The tract we'll Wateed, there being eight pruzs
Taere several fne Orchards place co
sstuz Of the best varieties Of fruit in the State.
There about fifty we'll in Herds grass Te act
stused that t be divided ints five small rms
giving cleared land and orchards TO Of them The fam
must be 70 be appreciated, and those desiring he sane
will call on James n. TiEnmins, onthe premises
toF terms &C call upon, address andsTsned at Nan
chester, CoGee county. Tennesses - S.N. BURaER-
Day25-EttE Law until ist sept. s' x
FIRE CRACKERS ~
ON BOXES supsroF Gold Chop no. Fire craose,s,,
SS4U eand sur sale b.
4
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Also, lot q Choice " Al.ies in store .as. 1857,
LELLYETF d SMITH,
may@o 'o1-dlm Nos 10 and 12 South afartst meet
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* W KIBBEE will henceforh make Nashville his perrna
U. nent resi- lence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and M cd by the year single timing can
often required since he will spend At least week every
month vicinity lie will visit regularly the
towns Middle West, EasTenneee, ard North Alabama
Mississippi Orders left AZ Benson Co.'s Music store,
Reeds Piano Rooms Church Csmmunicatons BY
mail will be promptly attended to april d.tWsrW,u