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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-04
oStaTo. Uniform with the previous volumes,

0ctaVO. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending from the Battle Of
Bunkers Hill to the signing Of the Destination CT Independence
the second Of August and Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston. the negotiation Of England with Russia
troops, written from papers from the Archives Of England and
France intending letters rom George III and the Empress
Caharne; the Invasion Of Canada private letters pa
Of General Montgomery and his family the
France and Spain, from very eopOus obtained
France and Msdr the dsncDaon OF TurgOt the VAR
revolution in the French cabine the proceedings of Congress-
part from unpublished private journals by the nembers
nIurecol in North Carolina. from very full unpublished
temporary accounts the purchase Of German troops
fullest collection Of papers, with letters Of George Ill tn.
German Princes, Ministers and Agents ancy the
trail coones the movements for taking up Independent govern
ens the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Of MAN. battle
Of suvsas Isand in part FROM mAt4Easi Resolution
Of Independence the Declaration Of Independence Signing
the Declaration.
The Of manuscript materials for this volume is
complies and unfOds the origin and progress every
pCrtant tracing the PROCESS of the Revolution com
py in reference to part Of the United States and pre-
ntng the Suec also in its relation history Of the world
during the period Of its progreSs.
The History Of the Revolution win be completed in two more
Tolumes.
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10T1CE

A DIVIDEND Of 81 per cent IS this day declared on the
n stock in The Nashville MurfresborO and shebyvile Turn
pike Company will the Individual stockhOiders At ne
chaneey Clerks Office in Nashville the 5th and at Eskp
oovans store in shelhyvile, the Ill., and at Nelson
Crichtons store in Murreesboroa. any time
D. II g. SPENCE,
Iulyf o0-dd Secretary md Treasurer.
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JOHN b. EVERETT
Something Tor the Hard Times

lust received, By express iss handled pairs Lous..
ID ta.apas RAnts-goods list knnsn to vss
a. - CASH JAMES DAVIS 4
Pnhiic g
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FF1AK 81 40 hE ". n. Dsan, llsiar IN DE- Al d
Hickman eoanig. feunel.es, tae iith das e -
aHroNEn Bay Mare, "a n4nds hizh. tsros 70
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Col. II. h. Murray.

On our return from Baltimore, we wrote a note
10 Col. t. B. Murray, who had been chosen the
Democratic Elector for the 18th Congressional Dis
trct asking hin if we should place his name at the
head of our columns as one of the electors for
BREcKNRrpaE and LANE We have just received
from him the following reply. Col NJ. resides in
the same town that Col WATTERsoX claims as his
home. The McMinnville Era, published in that
Mace. has hoisted the BRECKENRIDGE and LANE flag
An Is right in the Mountain District:
MCAIDNvHLE July 2, 1860.
DEAR SIR Your favor of the 2sth ut. was not re-
ceived until this moment have just returned from
White and Van Buren, counties, and / take pleasure
in stating to you that the Democracy of this district
so far as have heard any expression, are unit,
and alive to the cause of BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE.
am grated to be able to state to you that the plat
form of the Baltimore Convention commands the ap-
proyal of my better judgment l am proud to see
at least one political party take high ground upon the
rights of the South.
As TO the candidates l am of the opinion that
better ticket could not have been nominated Gov
JOHNSON was my first choice, and next l was for
Two G BREcKnRIDGE should have written you
Immediately after the nomination, but was under
the impression that there would be no division OF
the Democracy in this State, and still hope it may
no that way. Very Respectfully, T. B. MURRAY.
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ADDRESSES To THE TENNESSEE DEaocRACh -
wing of the Tennessee delegation TO the Ohsr
Raltimore-Rlchmond Convention has issued an eo-
dress 10 the Democracy of Tennessee The brecAll.
ridge delegates allowed hearing IN the ONiON
ASp AMERICAN. but yet the Douglas delegates nave
not been allowed to address the Tennessee DemOcra-
ev through that organ.-Ba'aler.
We sincerely hope the above is not specimen Of
.ha tactics of the Bonner in the present cam
.ign When the Bonner said "As yet the DOUG-
rs delegates have not been allowed to address the
Tonnessee Democracy through that organ (UNIoN
,n ANERloAx)" it knew that the card OF those del
had not been received in this city at the time
Of the publication of our Sunday paper and 'nefe,
tre # was impossible for the DOUGLAS delegates 70
Sayo been e as yet" heard through our columns
We viii eheerfuIly accept defeat rather than s'Oop
20 conquer. We spoke yesterday OF TINS aoursss
- sbsn anpear in time to reach the great Douy o.
..aa-s tbrouqh our hext weekly.
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The Savannah Republican, which the Bonner says
is "a leading Opposition paper in Georgia IN its issue
of the 3Oth ult speaks of the Presidential contest
as follows:
Thus far the people have had nothing 10 90 WIN
any of the candidates and the result CT the elecuo
is vet hidden from mortal ken-as much 50 as
was three months ago. When the people noEe
LIGHT will begin to break N upon the uncertain fu-
tIre In the mean time let men and things be larry
ami temporarily discussed by the press, SO as 70
enable them to act understandingly ana, II 10 DC
ho,ed for in this dav with eye single TO the wei
fo,a Of our country For ourselves, beyond the cleo
% Of mood man. zee feel not particle q interest an The
sf IVftb s,fch an one zoe lcH be satisfied CALL HIN
By WHAT NAME YOU WILL
The Boston Courier, very able and very moder-
ate Opposition paper Figures" up the result OF the
election this fall as follows BREcKIRDGE, lis cleo
tora votes LINCOLN 80 votes; BELL 81 votes; DoUG-
r.s 40 votes. And to give Mr.. BELL 81 votes the
Cyug;e, rvts down Massachusetts, for him.
The Baltimore Patriot, which supports BELL ana
EVERETT. thinks the Democratic party VIII increase
its strength by presenting two tickets In It's issue
of the 10Th ult, the Patriot says;
Strange as It may seem, the double nomination.
will increase In the aggregate vote, ana MAXI Ap
near Greater than it is, the real party sue9 9
For al the North, there are mary MTs"'tlS % ~
Sellers who will now vote for Douglas' oe0NuSe "'
has been rejected by the south. -, -..,;,.0 :,
In Iil,e manner. Mr. Breckenridge Will receive IN
the Southern States very many thousands OF NGues
which would never have been thrown for douglas
even If he had been nominated by three1oIIths %
harmonjous convention upon an acceptance pla'
form.
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.ognec.us has been issued for new paper al
-. Ca to be called the True Democrat II
;lI be published daily and weekly and Will support
4,,vcrnRrDGE and Lane
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UslOE BAvk or TrzsEssrE,


HAsHOrLLE July g. 1850
DIVIDEND Of i've s5l dollars share, out o. thsprofts
n Of tie past sS months has this day ben declared abe
on demand. I. COREY, Cashier.
iulv4-IH
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In several other States, such Delaware, Mary
land, Louisiana, Missouri New Jersey, and others,
BREcKMRIDeE has a fair chance, but they cannot be
considered certain for him.
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corn mEAL

QUIaTALs large size Goldfish jus. received On eOnsign
1 Issil ment and for zAleey D DlcKEf'
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FIRE CRACKERS
OS0 BOXES superior Cold Chop No. re crasks,s IN
Ge9V land for saie b.
ases-H HUeH 79REA AGO
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STEALING TaEm TguEpEB.- The telegraph reported
the firing of tbirty-hree guns at Adrian Mich for
DoUG1As and FTzP4TRIck The Exposition, published
at that place says that this is nippostio and that
the firing was really for BREcnSRIDGe and LANE
The New York Day Book of the 3oth ult., says
F" Only one newspaper in New York city as yet sup
ports the DOUGLAS faction and that is weekly
Journal of local circulation and limited influence
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1Ann SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
SUtI their address to J FULLAM proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works sprngfed,Ft The old pioneer
Office IS s Springfield. IT. Eastern Il
Exchange Boston Principal Office ga Broadway, New Work
Ths only practical Stencil Tools made patented By Fu-
sold So ncdng stock enough retail for $3.50
With activity this amount be realized By any one 10 two
weeks time nyEhere. The tools viii be exchanged and
given any time within 90 years used propey
cERTUIcA1E REFERENCES
We the undersigned being residents Of Springfield. VT
hereby certify hatwe acqusinted with FuLLAx who is
engaged in the manufacture Of Stencil Tools and we consider
perfectly responsible for the honorable fuhment OF ali HE
contracts all Of money him biz Tools
coburn President Of Exchange Bank, Springfield VI
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
W Fofter, Treasurer Of Springfield SAVINGS Rank
Henry Closssn, Ja5Es Of Probate Count.
Geo. gashburn, Postmaster.
Samuel w. Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

BE from pure and unAdulterad Wine which ssbOGt
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We Challenge the World to Produce their
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aged and nru for persons weak eonsttution
for BOOk keepers, alors seamresses Students Artists
all persons leading sdenaray life. they will truly eeae
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As Beverage they wholesome Innocent delicious to
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These brs not only cure prevent disease and should be
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Physicians Csrgvmel, temperance advocates as an act
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co, Proprie.nrs,
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WhOlesals and kstaii Agents for Georgia,
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IN BAGS CORN MEAL just received ecnsIEnIaert and
ebRF fer sale By DIcKEY,
luiy4 ~ Market street
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STATE or TKSEEssEE. DAVIDSON CouNry
This day personally b. g. PEARL Cashier CT the CITY
Bank and oath that the foregoing true statement Of
the condition Bank Subscribed to before me
this ID day OF July, 1862 @. n. S0UTHGATE,
iulv4 Jusfice oFtb thu
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DAILY IS; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
IEvARlABLT In ADvAEcE.
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THE WHOLE TICKET!

AN Offering my entire Spring and Sumner stock Of Dry
Goo to cash and prompt time customers prices than
were known before in Nashville Those wishing bargains
had better call At befO they all deter
mined 70 sell at prices that will defy competition.
Nothing charged for showing goods L. p. BEECH.
inly3-dkEln
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And sold By Druggists geneFallY
Whoesals and Rstaii Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB 4 LEITNER, Augusta Ga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-24
COAL AND WOOD.

IL AVING contract for the entire yield Of the
- SLAUGHTEK C0AI. MINES,
am prepared to 10 furnish this superior coal to
customers, In any part pf the CITY, at short notice
Also, supply OF the best Lawrence Coal.
WOOD FOR SALE.
100 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 reasoned Oak "
Orders for Fence Posts, and dimension Oak Lum-
Der generally filled with dispatch.
A few New York and Boston Railroad Tickets for
sale Ut reduced prices.
JAMES BROWN, Agent.
Once on Second-st., between Main q Johnsss. -.
A~.ue1s VAN tne money accompanying thrms
loft with H. Warnock mt the Stable corner Of ain
and 10th streets, win be promptly attended TO.
ianI5dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-24

| mo olive power which shapes tho events of history
| find that In the life of free nations mere legal
disquilitions turned the tide Of events and
mere 1estitutional constructions nsver determined
the tsAdsncy q m age. The logic OF things goes
/ its standy way, immovable to clouuencs and de al
to Argument. IL shapes and changes laws and con-
stitu0ons according 70 Its immptable rules, and
ahose adverse " 10 will prove no eectual obstruc-
ton to its onward march. In times of great con-
ficts, the pronptings and dicfafes Of the human
science are more potent than all the inventive in
genaaty Of tAe human brain. The conscience Of =
free peopie when once fairly ruling the action OF
tnc masses, VIII neverfail to make new laws, whom
tncse exfsting are contrary TO its tendency, or 1T
Will put tta DMn construction upon those that
there. Your disquisitiens and plausibiIities may
90 used az Weapons and stratagems In . fencing
they are before the conscience of man, posterity
Will remember them only as mere secondary incl
dents OF battle Of great principles, in which the
strongest motive powers Of human nature were the
true CONTESTANTS.
There liz the slavery question not q mere occa-
sional quarrel between two sections of country,
divided by geographical line not mere contest
between two economical interests for the prepon-
dcrHnce not mere wrangle between two politi-
cal parties for power and spoils; but the great
struggle between the human conscience and burn
ing wrong, between advancing civilization and re-
treating barbarian, between two anita gonstic sys-
tens OF social organisation. [Chesrs.1 In vain
VIII your 1mpotent mock-giants endeavor to make
-N Va puA aEb huAA VA u IIutVAbub
logical quihbls, or paltry legal teehnicaity Zap
plausel in vain viii they invent small lodges and
call them great principles - in vain wilt they at
tempt to drag down the all-absorbing contest to
tue level OF mere pot house quarrel between two
rival candidates for Presidential nomination
IApplause.1 The wheel of progressing events win
crush them to atoms as ID has crushed SO many alb
normitics, lcheersl, and future generation will
perhaps, read on Mr.. Douglass tombstone the in
scriptisn "Here lies the queer sort Of o states
/" man, who, when the great battle Of slavery was
" fought, pretended to say that he did not care
|" whether slavery be voted up or voted down.
fCheers
But ~ long rs the moral vitality of this nation
is not entirely exhausted, Mr.. Douglas and men
like him will in vain endsavor to reduce the people
TO That disgusting state Of moral indifference which
he himself 10 not ashamed to boast of. solernnly
protest that the American people are not to DO
measured by Mr.. Douglass lowimoral standard. L.
However degraded SEINE of our politicians may be,
the progress OF tho struggle will show that the
popular oonscience is still alive, and that the peo
pie DO CARE Long continued applanse.l
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SIN ERuEr,s SALE.

0EATE OF IOWA, -.
LEE CoUxrY, III
LII virtue OF special execution % me directs6,
- Issued BY the ClsFk RI The District Csurt ~
$40 County, In favor 81 a. Hesnsr md against =.
ana viii sell 70 the highest hddcr, At the decr N
thS Clerks Office Of IL Diatrtst Court ~ La
OosnAy, Iowa, at Keokuk In aAid county, on -
10th day Of ehruary, A. d. 1850, between the
hours OF o'clock .. m. and o'clock p. m. Of said
day, the following property to-wit One Piano,
Bosrdman, Gray Co.. make, OF Albany, N. T.;
also, the southwest quarter Of section thirteen,
township sixty-6ve north, range six west, 100
acres and forty feet OF the east side Of lot three
block eight In the city OF Keokuk, Lee county,
lows--all In said county. Taken and levied upon
~ tho property of p Urmston and X. p. Lowe,
to satisfy said writ of sxscution.
Keokuk, Jan. -, 1850.
n. n. GRIFFITH, Sheriff of Lee Co.
jan2ldd BY J. B. KMeHr, Deputy.
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BIT rLoRHxcx rxRRr.

L .
How ssranss II win be, love--how strange, when
Shall s. what I'll lovers become
You frigid and faitAless--I cold and untrue
You thonghtlea of me, and / sArslses Of you
Oar Pot names grown rusty with nothing to do
Loves bright web uuravsied, and rent and worn
through,
And life loom left empty-ah hum
All, me,
8 How strange it will be!
How strange il will be when the witchery goes,
Which makes me seem lovely to-day;
When your thought OF me loses Its cctieAr De rose
When ave. day serves some new fault 70 discloss-
When yon And I've odd eyes and every day nose,
And wonder you could Tor gmoment snPpose
kwA out Of the commonplace way
How strsngoit willbs,
How strange 1t viii DO, love--how strange when
With just = chill touch Of the hand
When my pulses no longer dshghtediy beat
At the thought OF your coming, tho sound of your
When watch not your going far down the long
street
Whom your dear, loving voice, now so thrillingly
sweet,
Grows harsh in reproAah or command
All, me,
How strange it viii bel
How strange i. will be, when we willingly stay
Divided, the dreary day through
Or, getting remotely apart rs We may,
Sit chilly and silent, with nothing to say,
Or coldly converse on the news Of the day
In wearisome, old married folks sort Of way
shrink from the picture--don' you?
s8 All, me,
How strange 1t will bel
Dear love, If our hearts do grow torpid and old,
As 30 many others have done
liz we lot our lore perish with hunger and cold
II We din all life's diamonds ind taTnash Its gold
III choose to live wretched and die apconsoled,
Twill be strangest of ali things that told
As happening under the sun
Alb, me,
How strange it pa be
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


STATE OF IOWA, SIS
pY virtue OF special Execution to me dirssted
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
said County. in favor Of M. r. Collins and against
jas. W. Mitchell and John Cope, have levied upon
and will sell to the highest bidder At the door 81
the Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee
County, lows, ut Keokuk In said county, ON The
12nd day Of February, A. ID. 1850, between the
hours OF O'Clock a. IN and O'Clock p. m Of sal
day the following property, to-wit Thirty-6
feet of OF front end Of lot l in block thirt =
seven 1877, being the corner lot, being IS feet Or
4th street and ffty feet on BlondeAu street also
twenty tive t1sl feet front on Blondsaa stree Of
Of east side OF lot No. two ~, block thirty ,eye,
(ST, extending back along west line Of lot o,ae &
seventy l70) feet; also - feet on Blondsau stree
west OF lot two % In block thirty-ssven IN, OLE
limits city Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, r.lso lo
ten u0) In block three (s), Kilbourns's A adities
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold by order OF
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, January Is, 1850.
ii. III. GRIFFITH.
jan24dtd Sheriff Of Lee COUNTY.