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M THE GARIBALDT oF Coop THINGS Italy
may boast OF her t'arIbaldl Of fifty v.ctores''-
the cong marches we stick 10 ANDREW ANTON,
tn GarIbadl Of God things" 1t was not for moth
ing that ANTON was torn at AIaccIo, AID became
thus the country man Of the sIedt Emperor That
fact has heen Of minute value to him. IL has al
ways been present to his mind. tie thinks of
SampieTo, OF faoIl, ana OF Napoleon the u Eeat.
He determines, nee lie IS their country NAN, nat,
ike taen he VIII re The hcst his line. II his line
DC not important as theirs 1t is no fault of his.
He does the best he can do III It. and they could 40
no more.
ANroAI is preparing 10 20 INTO winter quarters !;
but before he does he will make one more eio, :
to carry the town by storm. The season he has
chosen Is the approaching Far. linen Will he
appear IN ail MS PRIDE and al his glory. Then H.
the ST. Nicholas shine IN ali Tho spiendOr OF Con
fectoDery and Fruit, foreign and domestic. AN
JONI is man wno is not to be outdone Sho y
hun a thing bett.r than any which he mas himself
and yru nav feel sure that he will haven't SAN
pIefo" lie called by cOuntTymen TO this day SAN
ptero the CoTSIcan." So, althous Ii the re he many
Corscans, yet from his eternal struggle to obtain
the top of his profession from his skIl-hIs lGI-
provements-hIs advance IN the scIenCe-AnTo>l
should be called the ''CoTsican Conlectioner.'
appelation go 10 the st. Nicholas, see with his
own ey ea, and be convinced. There see 1.-The Cor
sicah IN his winter hfdttihehis-s pto'iqec
against the cold-surrounded by everything ma
can make lie comfortable Behold HIM III the
centre OF his Candies, Creams, Jeiiies, Grapes,
ORANGES, Cccoanuts- Fsrt emblem o. an ever
lasting sprIng the representative al POMONA upon
this Cbrlstian iand-the man WHO delights IA
bringing back upon earth the day oi my tical and
classic StorJ.
nA VAsrlLE MACK. 1.-The Giant Baby, or In raht
Gant, but ears OF ~ land measuring more aero 3
the chest, ar0undlt III IN any man IN the wofd,
VIII be ezhlb Ted 20 me far, accompan ed by his
mother, WHO is but "a years OF age. Un MS deEar-
ttnre from the American tdusEuHl, New ioTk, Mr..
ing certificate:
AMERICAN MUSEUM. NEW York;
..r - august 26 1859. (
TO THE PuBLtc.-I cheerfully state that there
mas never been, at this Museum. any curiosity
Whicn gave more universal satisfaction 10 ylsi ors
tn IN FAhTlLE MACK. the lnfanI Cat apd liar I
candiGiy cohsuef him one OF the greatest livIug
cuTlosiiiss Ill the world. r. r. BAksUu
oc Is ~
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MUsEMENTs.
MISS ADELINA PATHS CONCERTS
IMPORTANT MOTT

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Seats for Miss PATHS CO N ERTS on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY next. may he secured,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE,
at MIR. WooDHoUsE's Bookstore.
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ITIs ADMITTED ALL THAI Levy

L Is now selling the cheapest Collars and + N
broiderles of every description ne Is hIa -, 10
ing 10 his customers the iCl-wins iotS 81
seuted swiss CoiIars a. Is, worth use; CahO'.,
Collars at 25s worth T'ac; Cambrie oo''S a,,is
574ac., worth So Cambria Collars g w. ~ a.
worth al so: Cambria BauOs from 5Sc. 10 -
he sold at 20 per cent. below the usus, - Sad
Cambria and Swiss hdglnss and ihssiI'Iss IS Ia
other goods TOO numerous 10 mentoa' - "
ntt In AZ
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4 = N ERaAXfEN = 81 a.

S NJ. J. FRANKLIN / co, Or
TtUIANs, uHer to the public Their
improved CRYSTAL PERiSC6PIC sPEtTA,
Giles, for preserving and restoring the impaired
vision 10 Its pune yispr
CRYSTALS inserted IN old frames
A very fms assortment of MICROSCOPES
TEL ESQ PES, MARINE ard OPERA GLASS.
rs, MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS STE
RE0SCOPEs and Stereoscopic VIEWS, always
on hand. No. I+s MAIN ST. Richmond. Va
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EVENTH EXHIBITION.

The soacious Halls ofthe Institute now filed with
valuable In ENTloNS, handsome PA lNrInGS,
hy celebrated artists, improved working Ma
CHINERY. including four STEAM ENGIT ES,
a free CAL0klC ENGINE. tthe first ever seen
in Richmond a very large VARIETY of beautiful
HANDIWORK Of ladies' skill and INGENUITY,
large collection OF RELICS and CUR OSIrltS,
and fine specimens of Southern MANuFkC-
TURtS, are open to the reception Of the public
from 10 A. NJ. 20 ?. Nj =, and from Z. NJ. 10 20
Z. NJ dsly.
nA- Price of admsson Is cents Tickets for the
season. admitting :. gentleman and two LADIES', So
&C Its JAS. ID. BROWNE, Chm.
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1870 FALL TRADE.
1860.

1861. TAIL INADE' 1860.
ZACH ATERlALS
% go lbs. Iron AxLEs IL 900 lbs SPRINGS
~ sets = ~; 40 sets SPIKES; 100 sets beat
FELLOWS, SHAFTS, POLES, Nc; l00, TO phia
deiphis Carnage and Tire BOLTS, BANDS.
EAsIINGS; Moss, Curtain, Collar and Dash
leather; Ename led Duck, Drllling, Muslin, Mole
skin, &c; Broad Cloths Lanss. Frnses, Head
tlnlngs Gamasks. Cot~lIne, Velvet, Brussels and
OILED Carpstings; $50 kegs Hammered Horse and
Male Shoes, and COACH and WAGON MATE
MAILS OF ever, description for sale at Iotc prices
for casa, or TO pulciual Gus toners, by
WILLIAMS h ELLIOTT,
Importers. Wholesa 9 atd Retail Dealers In
e. Main street, nearly opp'e Ct Charles Hotel.
ac % 6t
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MEADE s. BAKERS FANNY Drug St2e .
full supply of The most reliable Medicines Nasm
loAIs, UruEs. Pharmaceutical fToGLCts p5Is..
Patent Medicines; cure Virgins Cos Oiii Sy.o't
Cigars. Tobacco; the most select aLd mes i'L..
Pomades, Soaps, Periumery. Comps ID w.
Porte MonuaIes, FArina Co.osneS, Fah'is 80,
cine Chess and PINS cans Said bass, SN'sS
Ir,SNr Il - -
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a. BY special request OF The !" Douglas
National txecunve Committee fer the CITY OF
tor to- this District, will meet the above named
gentlemen in discussion TONIGHT &C 24-ltT
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poWEsSI GLYCEKIN sALM-An eject.

L ual cure and preventive aksIas. chapP.H u
AMI Toughness of Lhe SKIN, "ccasioned ~ chahafIt
exposure tn heat or cold LIS halm' effects ''ueA
that lt n6ers the akin peculiarly -! sEd hiy -
appned with sdvantafe 70 tire most teHosse ~
FAINT. This preparation combines me heAiIs ~
the protective properties OF bty Germ, WIFE tAO's
of other Gland ana bSlsAmie ageats, Vhl0h teI'SS
To restore primitive de,lcacJ. after WsshAs ~
drylrg tn. skin, app, the B.lm VIII the hand ana
allow IL uO drs on tins surtRce. FOR Aay pr tA,l.A
produced h shaving, and for chappius III !he aAh,
10 winch children are EH-jeCt. y q pscaitN'
grateful No 4S, Goa. MAIN AM Ora olo.-
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4 GBAND EXHIBITION ar 4. GDLD,

WV J. RIDDlCK, Recorder
~ Sir knlgbtg wishing To attend the Dinner
will Apply 10 JAMES A. SCOTT or JACOB s.
SEMON. &C 3-f
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a UDth.E" - Ut III u sV-S q = = U.fH
n SHIFTS, 10 Broad street.-GULDSMlF VII
open to his customers and the country 81 sTse
this week, one of the most warned and tes rat.
stocks of Goods that can be seen IL TINS city. A
handsome assortment of Cloaks, aHd veJ
cheap; every description Of Vi ilInery Goods Dress
Trimmings of everv style that is manuiaStlr.d;
Embroiderles In great varieties; bleachet and u
bleached CotJoRs; Black Silks; Fisnn-ls; Shetland
Yarns; Nublas; Opera Hoodsa Chtldrep5 Wortsd
Goods Lluen Csmb. Hdkis Chenille Brad. Tn
sci, Bead aud o. her st1 les Head Dresses G4uH,-
lets; HOsiery; LADIES' ana Gents Under vsss
Chlidreu's LONG Combs, the bsgt quality; lldls-
kubter, l212 cts. The best quality; KID Cloves
Thread Laces and EDGES. and thousands NJ pthsi
artIcles. Strangers visiting the Guy viii ind . to
their interest 70 give COL Aii , call, ss 70
admitted that you can buy hands GoOts u
him at q much less PRICE than ~ OtueT stores.
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--w, DISCUSSION AT THE

49, DISCUSSION ATTHE
ga CLUB HOUSE
WEDNESDAY. THE PATH INST.
he public are invited 70 attend political DIS
cussron. at the CLUB HOUSE, on WhDNES-
DAY EVENING next, the 24.h inst, between
Messrs. LYONS aud JUHNSON, the Brackn-
ridge n d Bell Electors for this district. Speaking
to commence at O'Clock precisely. The Ladies
ars invited to attend. By order. -
l.. W. GLAZEBROCK,
&c q St w. NJ ELLIOTT.
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WALsH's GUN AND PA.

EA THE sEMI-A NNUAL
ErrS..assSS\ WASHING OF the FIRE BRi
EsjS53 GADE will take place on Broad
-GI2 KY street. bsOw 9th. on THUR
Dan NJ III. Ire roll viii he called AZ -, o'c'.
precisely By order of the Primo pal Engineer
oo 233t p. W. RALSEON. T.. T D.
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SAM'L s. COTTRELL, Pres't,
Z. b. oFARKF', CASHIER,
&C 24-I2m DAVID bAKER. ia. SecratarY.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES Opened this
- morning the best BLEACHEU and UN
BLEACHtD ShEETINd at cents, and some
thns very extra at ~ cents ,afd.
Also. another Gaze of those good, thick-soed
MOROCCO HEELED SHOES, at 81 10 !. PAIR
Ladies will please call and sxamine them, as they
very low, at Nj. FLtlSCHEk'S,
oc 81 81 Corner oh and Broad streets.
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At X. ". POWERS Dkl"
"A physicians ar d others will alwSs htusssgSe-
selected stock oil Instruments, Ne 'IeA peaas,s~
baxa Impr,yed Ttu,sss, Pharmaeeutcs1 p teFSs
tlons. Chemleals, and ever, tang kshefsH
ia fret class DRUG Store. -, -, .tprEI
JUST ABOVE ST CHARLES ~ -;
Corner N ain snd l5!h stfse'''-
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SERVANTS FOR EIRE & sALH.

TOR HIRE-Fo- the balance Of the year-A
L middle aged WOMAN, VINO is a superior
WOMAN, VINO il E plain COOK, a good WASHER
and lRONER: For terms, n c., apply to
RIO. b; LYME, gent for hiIing out
NesToes, &c. Office, Basement
&C 23-2 METROPOLITAN Hall
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SKYASgEU-.Po sollelt call from all persona IN
W want of T RUNK ks. at the RICHMOND
I f L \ K FACTORY, whore | am extensively
manufacturing every sty 10, from the common up
30 the most superior RIO y FRA NJ +. ALL
/. Z A T Fl X TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. sc. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No. 81 Nam ST., IN Saddle and Harness Store,
with W Nj. SALMON
t. TRUNKS REPAIRED, -
Sc 20 Bin JAMES KNOTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-24

yHIHE Of this Institution begins nrt Monday in
September Preparation week for classification and room
ing OF pupils the last week In August Note the following ad
YantaEes:
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness for School Pur
poses domestic comforts health exercise and convenience are
wholly unequAsd in the United States We challenge eomPar
isOn.
unresained freedom OF childish sports and innocent amue
ments.
3 .--The Academy belongs to hfy zen
emen represented by Of their number Ct different de
nominations, pledged - preserve the ehaac
4 Inc Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the Pnepa 10
Of culture and education WIN devote their whole time 70
the happiness and comfort OF the pupils
S. FMS Health OF the lnstlfd0On 10 un7r~ce-
history schools Only thre deaths have
among the pupils in forty The health statistics Of the
Institution its highest recommendations
g. The Rooms are large. we'll furnished, and never
crowded
T. security from Fire-.The buildings heated By
lighted with that the pupils are secure from
ordinary accidents acung from from stoves fire places and
Besides the Of Temperature add
| greatly the health IF the s5hOol
| g. Regulations which have shown to be mos
sauary will be continued in their full force The eEsst pos
bic changes ule and general Arrangement
| Of the Academy.
The Faculty composed Of thirty ave teachers an
whom associated with predecessor
Literary Department the teachers have had Icing and sue
cesul experience and most OF them in the Old AeAdey
Ornamental DeparT ents the Teshers Professor
Artists high celebys superior HArpist has oee
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
highest avant particular that can
any similar Institution in the United States are fur
nshed the Nashville Female ACademy-te alma Afsr
hundreds Of the elegant and refined adiesin the souhs
| country.
Tsms heretofore. For particulars apply tGr qiTsu
lar to the principal. GEO. NJ BFEkhAhEs
| Nashville, Tenn. June {. '6O-twkx3m
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synopsis Of the Presidents ProeIamatIsE,
No. $50, dated April 20, 1860.


No. SEQ, dated April 90, 1860.
orders pubs sslss In the Territory Of NeblkA, FOL
At the land once Brownsville .e 9Th day Of August
next Of twenysz townships, heretofore uaOd in ths
ties Of Jones and saline
AT the land once Brownsville. the 20h day q August
next Of twenty four townships harsoois unOGred In he
counties OF FILLMORE and Jefferson.
At the land once Nebraska City, the 18th day OF Aog1
1ex Of twenty eight townships and fractional toEnaa her
fore offered the counties Of Clay, lancaster CAhOan, sA
line, Greene, and Butler.
Al The land Office a. Nebraska City the 9Th day Of August
next Of twenty townships and fractional townships here
toore unoered the counties Of Saline. Greene, and Butler
the land Office ct Omaha City the 18th day o. A1East
next, Of thirtyhres townships and Fractional 0gnnls
heretofore unofered in OF fatt i.Ar and
land oee DasotAa City, he Oh day o. August
forty toEnshps and fractional townships hsretoore
unOacrsi, the counties Of Gear Dixon herce, and 0
Court
At the land oes DAeoAh City. the 9Oh lay Of Ausua
tO.nshps heretoors unoasred In ne soun
ties Of Pierce and QGi Court.
sections &C. &e-
The saes viii be kept open uns TIE lands offered
which is 10 be accomplished and lonz-
and no private entry Any lands viii admitted until
| after The expiration Of the two weeks.
enption claimants required eatabh their claims q
satooa proper Register and Receiver, and make
payment for before the day appointed Tor the
nencement Of the public sales, otherwise their claims viii b
/ forfeited eos 8 WILSON,
| Comnissioner Of the General Land 0fiee.
/ GENERAL I AEp OTFlCE, June a. 1860 iuy2O-diaWGW
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

WILL Monday SEPTEMBER 10, 1880, ny Mills and
Farm, eOnai ing l45 The hiiia new, paF
French wheat, pair and good SEw
MILL about 50 ceETed-bu dnS good and only two
miles from town With good pike 70 H.
Eight Store Rooms DEsIIngs the 0uat Pleas
Hotel-ths Only Hotel In miles % this plase
Aoout 50 Town Lots suitable FOR DEeng Stores. SaooB re
Mount Pi.RIant Is surrounded oy the richest lands In fsnne
and the terminus Of the Tennsss and AasGma M
road.
hundred and forty Of Land from 10 me
timbered ard four free springs
Ao 500 miles Sosh Of this place, the Turn
pike cleared 0rhards Buildings good three hns
free stone springs fencing god This place now occuped
by Andrew Kenedsy Terms htsraL B. o. CROSS
Nam Fem lnI.
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Haur,ag Down the Douglas Flag.

The Bolivar (Tenn.) Democrat comes to us TINS
week with the BRECKNRTDGE instead of the DOUGLAS
fac fying at Its masthead. The former editor an
nounees that he has retired from the political depart
ment of the paper, which he has placed IN the names
of LOUIS NJ. BRowN, Esq, during the campaign
Tins have two Democratic papers deserted MI
norer,s since his nomination leaving only three 10
advocate his election while t,oenyJre advocate the
election of Mr.. BRECENnDGE.
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ALEX. B. CLrEHERAIL of Carrollton' Ala' having
been nominated as alternate on the DOUGLAS eieo
toral ticket declines, and goes fer BREcNN'iDGE anu
LANE. We extract the following from his letter
have always opposed the territorial dogma pro o.
Judge Douglas / did four years ago. IN 'ie IL,
idental canvass two years ago In the senate l@s'
winter in the House Of Representatives IN the DeI
Ocratic Convention and in the press. cannot @u
NoCnte II now
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Synopsis OF the Presidents Proclamation,
No. $50, dated April 20, 1850.

Z T orders public Territory Of Kansas, fol-
Z lows:
Office Junction City, the 9th day Of August
Of forty townships aud parts % townships, heretofore IN
offered, in the counties Of Marshall ami Washington
Attic land Junction City, the 2Oh day OF august
next, thirty three townships heretofore unodered in the
counties Of Clay and Dickson
land office Al Junction City, the 18th day OF seFen-
Der next tryfour townships and fractional townships
heretofore uhofsred the counties Of Wise aud Butler
land office at Fort Scott, the 18th day OF AUGUST
twenty i've townships and parts o~nshps heretofore
unoeed counties OF Anderson, Coffee, Madison aud
Butler.
will be offered wi the usna exceptions Of SCHOOL
sections, &c, SC
Tie sales viii be kept opcn until the lands are all ODE ed
which accomplished vi n Eeei and longer and
no private entry any OF the lands viii admitted until after
the expiration Of the two weeks
Presumption claimants required 70 establish their claims 70
Of proper Register and Receiver, and make
payment the day appointed for the
msncenent public sales otherwise their claims will be for
feitsd. JOS g. WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land OfHce.
GENzRAL LAND 0FFICE, June "a, lS6O july2O-d1aW6E
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Notice 10 Builders.

PROPOSALS. will received Office Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company until o'clock 2. on
Wednesday Isl for the construction Of Freight House
Depot Grounds Of the Company in the city Of Nashville
building three hundred by thirty feet end
thirty square, will be and finished OF for Offices
Proposals m price per brick
carpenters work complete including the
furnishing a materials and expenses Incidental to the
s.IuotiOn Of the work
Plans specifications will be ready for inspection the
3lst inst, the Eagineer's Once In Nashville.
also solicited for brick and frame build
ngs which upon the Company grounds, and Of
fered for sale o be removed
Proposals will be addressed to r. G. NORRIS,
iuly24 BPhG Resident Rngiseer N. l. C K K
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% O. GHktEIfh q co.
Successors 10 Il. G. Eastman a Cs.)
Mss. E.e. EASTMAN, =. @. DUENrEGToE,
J. 0. aRIfEIrHl mo. O. BukCh
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PIaSrrns' BANK or TENNESSEE,

UHURsUANT notice regularly given according to the prov
sons Of Of this Bank general meeng Of its
sobolders was held day at their Banking House
VILE Tor the purpose OF taking into consideration the question Of
acceptance charter for banking privileges granted then
nv a. act Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee passed March
a doing such other business might necessary
and proper 1t resolved that book be spened Immediately
At the Ban king House Nashville for the subscription
additional provided FOR in said act and that said
kept open that purpose until the first day Of October 1900
the subscribed shall be paid in full at the
Of subscription. lnaccoance with the resolution the book
Is now open, &C. D. WEAVER,
iulv3-Iu Cashier.
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IMPORTANT FROM NAsHvILLE.

1t was currently reported on the streets
yesterday that the Banner is gOinetO drop Douglas
and take up Bell.-U Union and american.
We don't believe word of it. The Banner
has too deeply committed itself. John Bell can
never recognize it his organ after its shameless
advocacy of the gambler in politics. '-GdldtiB Err
nininer Liiu 81 -
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@R.oOot
Come on with your Loose. Change-Ss,OOO
q

Come on with your Loose Change-Ss,OOO
10 Spare,
Kentucky friend proposes to bet
s2OO-On each Southern State that BREckINIIDGE
beats DOUGLAS.
s2OO-On each Southern State that BGEcGISRDGE
beats BELL
s5OO-That BELL does not carry more States North
than BRECKINRIDGE
s5OO-That DOUGLAS does not carry more Northern
States than BRECKINRrDGE
s5OO-That BRECKENRIDGE carries more electoral
votes than BELL
@5OO-That BRsckISRTDGE carries more electoral
votes than DOUGLASS
Al. to be taken together
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PROM the Patriot.


We yesterday, received the following note, which
explains ITSELF We wrote the paragraph, copied
into the letter upon the statement of gentleman in
whom we have every confidence not to
do Mr. Lowe injustice. We very cheerfully insert
the REPUTATION and leave the to informant:
SrRNGFIELD, Tend, July 20, 1860.
EItors Patriot In your daily of yesterday no.
tice the following paragraph in reference to myself
We are credibly informed that several months ago
perhaps year. Mr.. Lowe found himself in the midst
of private Democratic caucus. A Democrat pres
ent suggested that it was private affair, and none
but Democrats were expected to be present upon
which Mr.. Lowe stated that he was as good Demo-
crat as any gentleman present and he was permit
ted to remain"
The statement of your informant Is untrue in two
very important particulars. lst was never Id a
Democratic caucus in my life. 81, | never did on
any occasion, make of any such language is is
attributed to in the above quoted paragraph. In
a word, the WHOLE STATEMENT Is A FAIsEHOOD.
You win please do me the justice TO publish this
refutation. Very respectfully, W. E. LOWE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-24

We publish this morning the recent great speech
of Mr. Dickinson before the Democracy of New
York city. We hope none of our readers will be
deferred by its length from reading it. Read 1t, and
then lend it your neighbOrs
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C0TTTV CoTRT s1IF

Alexander Thomas and Mary HsrTison others
H Pursuance decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county, readeredn the shove Ct Tie July 1850
sale at the Court House in Nashville saur
day the l-thdsy Of August usxt, named Dick,
sbout thirty eight years age
Terms 100 viii required IN e<sh. and for the balance
credit q twelve months VIII be giyen and note veil endorses
payablein bank. required T. r. CHEArHAM,
juyl5 Co dtds Clerk and AaatsE
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Land for sale.

DEING Of moving South offer for sale my farm Of
lying Cumberland river, in JOKES Bend, D2
vidson county near Hermitage Of it bottom
land about seventy which Is cleared and the balance
we'll mbed OF the 100 acres upland there are Aho1t forty
cleared.
Gno place IA. sell wood God be sold at
all times for cash
upon this farm, dwelling house. smoke house
negro cabins desiring to examine this farm
with purchasing time on the premises
July "a, ls66-d3m K. B0NDUkANT.
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Szh Howard.

WILL give the reward for the apprehension and dev'
cry Florence, Ala, ola named ADFa IN
negro g years old ave eteght Line inches hgh
and weigh 100 poundP He 10 black and likely,
a very SIT Of hzr, aud reached 'front.'
keeps hair plated and tied that the length does
raised In Wilson Smith county, Tennessee
and was sold by NJ Blythe Of samner, at Columbus
He attempt get Of the above named Counties
will probably give the wrong Of his will
give reward il lodged Jail that nay get
him. JAMES B. SkAh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-24

The Bqmer Of Sunday reported that the Hayne-
vile (Ala) FdtcliadJs, which has 'since the nomi-
nation, supported the BRECKENRIDGE and LANE tick
et had deserted its first love and taken up with BELL
and EVERETT. But the Ba,uer carefully suppressed
the fact that the Wateimun had changed hands,
having been purchased by a gentleman who de-
sired to figure as an advocate Of the candidates Of
the Iruorers. 1t would surprise us if the Banner
sbould ever make the discovery.