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is that custom goes for nothing, except Eng
fish Custom.
When and whore in the world was slavery
ever made BIZ direct legislation Never and
nowhere. The law never made a slave, and
cannot. The law recognizes existing rela-
tons and conditions. and adapts itself to
them. British common law has recognized
and protected the African slave trade, and
slavery in the West India Islands and
in thirteen of the States of this Union, when
it was supreme over them; and now, when
we have acquired national Independence, we
are told that slavery cannot exist in the ter
ritories withou special enactment, because By
the common law slavery cannot exist in
England. And this is thought to be reason
ing on original and legal principles.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer, July 26tb.l
Call Epou tho Faith ol tn She'll Or


We received by yesterday Is mail from three
different Postmasters in Ohio, circulars is
sued 10 them by the Ohio YaBcey-Breckin-
ridge Executive Committee, at Columbus, in
which they were expected to respond
promptly" to the tune of five or ten dollars
as contribution toward the expenses OF the
campaign. The income of these Postmasters
amounts to from fifty to one hundred and
fifty dollars annually, but as ''all who are
occupying official positions are expected 10 con-
tribute to the expenses of the campaign, /" the
demand is made on them to she'll out five or
ten dollars. 1t seems, from this movement,
that the administration has taken upon itself
to put the Breckenridge and Lane ticket
through, and expects ''all who are occupying
Official positions to lend helping hand.
The cause of Breckenridge is made the cause
of the administration, and the federal officials
must. therefore, toe the mark. or go over
board. The following is copy of the cir
cular. The -- is left to fill up from five
TO one thousand dollars:
''CoLUMBUs, ONO, July - 1860.
''MY DEAR SIR: A movement, as you are
aware, has been inaugurated here in favor of
Breckenridge and Lane. The vital principles
of our National Democratic party are at
stake in the coming contest. You know that
political canvass cannot be successfully car
ried on without funds. Great numbers of doc
uments must be circulated, and great vari
ETY. of expenses incurred which will readily
suggest themselves to the reason Of all.
z The Central Committee, under the direc-
ton of the meeting which appointed it, have
had the duty imposed upon it of reminding
you that all who are occupying official posi-
tions are expected to contribute to the eX-
penses of the campaign. 1t is hoped, there
fore that you will respond promptly to this
notice, and that you will not regard the sum
of--dollars too much for you to advance.
please direct your remittance to Thomas
Sparrow, of this city, Treasurer.
'.JNO. DAWSON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
''WM. A. NEIL, Secretary
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Rreektnrtdre Orators struck Dumb.

Rreckfnridge Orators struck Dumb.
A discussion took place in Marion county,
Ky, last week between JAS b. CLAY and
JAMES B. BECK representing the Breckenridge
Yancey ticket. and ]. F. BULLIrT and j..
YoUSG Brown representing the Douglas
ticket. The Louisville DemOerat has an ac-
count Of the debate, concluding as follows /:
+" He propounded n question to Messrs.
Clay and Beck, which is significant, and
which, hope, viii be insisted on. That is ::
"When you tail to obtain that Constitutional
right protection Of slayes) you insist upon,
what viii you do about it! viii you sub
nit. or will you seceds from the Union, as
you did from 8 Democratic Convention! y
This Is the question Mr.. Brown got no re-
sponge Let every voter in the State demand
an answer to this plain question Let us
know now where these leaders are going
before we start with them"
This is question which the boldest Of the
party in Kentucky and Tennessee dare not
answer. 1t will durnb-found them all.
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m.,.achu.eu. and Eel and Everett.

The Bell and Everett men of old Massa-
chusetts are in motion, holding meetings,
forming clubs and making ready for Wig
orous and hearty campaign a great ratlu-
cation meeting was held at Dorchester Low
er Mills, at which Hon. Marshal z. Wilder
presided. 1t was stated at that meeting by
one of the speakers, Mr. John s. Holmes, OF
Boston, that be had received letters from
various towns in the Commonwealth, in re-
gard to the movements of Bell and Everett
clubs, some of which had already obtained
as members majority of the voters of their
towns.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BERRIEN LLNDsLEY, NJ D., ID. D., Chancellor Of the
University, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology
Col B. r. JOHNSON Superintendent OF the Military
College and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics,
aad Natural Philosophy.
]. II. STEWART, A NJ, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
GHoRGE s. BIACKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor Of Botany
and Natural History.
REV. J. W. HoYTE, A NJ, NJ D., Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
R. W. PIrNAM Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
]. G. ANGLaDE, Teacher of French and Drawing.
c. h. WINSTON, NJ D., Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic Year lS60-6l, COM
mences the Sd of September 1850
The Second Term commences on the 2Tth of January
1861. Commencement Exercises take place the 18th
of June, 1861
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance and use of Arms, sos per Term Mari-
culation Fee, IS. Students required 10 furnish
their rooms Engineering, French, Spanish, German,
Drawing, Bookkeeping, and Fencing each $40 per Term
of twenty weeks
Students under ii years of age will not be admitted.
By the aid OF Military Discipline, effective govern
ment is established and health, physical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional Information, apply to
any Member Of the Faculty, or
b. r. JOHNSON,
july 22-w2m. Superintendent.
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New Publications.
English Books.
w. T. BERRY & co.
JUST RECEIVED.


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@-Speaking of the detection of Hum
phrey Marshall, the editor ofthe Little Rock
Gazette says:
"Of our own knowledge We can say that
Col Marshall endeavored to convince mem
bers of the Union Convention which met at
Baltimore. that they ought to nominate Mr..
Douglas for The Presidency. and ignore such
Union men as Mr.. Bell aud General Houston
saying. the while, not one word in favor
of Mr.. Breckenridge. Since our Democratic
friends have won this elephant at rattle.
we are willing that they should Fejoice-but
we beg of them not to say again that they
won him from Mr. Bell"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-28

Under these circumstances, it would graft
fy me exceedingly if our friends in all sec
lions Of the country could unite cordially
and earnestly in the support of Mr.. Breckin-
ridge and General Lane, and thus insure for
our cause signal victory: but this cannot
even be hoped for.-Er-Presida1f Pirce's
Litter.
1t follows, then, as cordial and earnest
union cannot be made on BRECKENRIDGE and
LANE that ''sigual victory" cannot be
achieved. The fact is, "signap defeat is
all that is in store for the Seceders' ticket.
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Taxes. Taxes.

THE Tax Books for State and County and Railroad
come for ward TO the Office the Court House, where
we will be found until the 9th of August, after that
time We will be absent attending the different Dis
trcts except Saturday The law IN regard to collect
ing is that AFTER visiting each District must
Immediately commence by distress or Otherwise,
which viii necessarily be an additional expense Of
fifty TO all call after the first Of October,
and after the first of November Deputies are al
lowed by law the fees as Sheris for collecting
debts. As we wish to collect all the Taxes for 1850
IN THE YEAR 1S60, all that have not paid by the
first Of November, must expect to find them in the
hands Of Deputies or Constables.
O. C. DeGROVE,
Revenue Collector for State and County.
7. W. BALL0W.
july25-2w Railroad Tax Collector.
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Specializing I'm the Dead.--An Under.
taker Implicated.
From the Boston Herald, July 18th.


For some days past it has been whispered
that certain transactions have recently been
brought to light which deeply involve a
funeral undertaken of this city, and the ques-
ton is now asked "Have we a vampyer
among us!" II is boldly charged that the per-
son alluded to has been fattening upon the
bodies of the dead. What those he buried
have been removed from their collins and
sold to surgeons as Subjects" and that the
matter was only brought to light few weeks
since, and in most singular manner. Since
the first intimation, the South Boston police,
under Captain Taylor, have been at work, and
it is limited that they have gathered sufi-
eient number of facts to astonish even them
selves. -
Some months since family residing at
South Boston had the misfortune to lose q
child, and il was buried in an expensive dress,
made by lady, friend Of the family. The
body of the child was placed in tomb under
one of the churches, and the parents mourn
ed for their lost one as only parents can
mourn.
Two weeks after the funeral ceremonies the
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Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS viii be received al the Office of the
L Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
until O'Clock, P NJ, Wednesday August 1st, for
the construction OF a Freight House the Depot
Grounds of the Company, in the city Of Nashville
The building viii be three hundred by thirty feet,
one end thirty square win be two stories and fin
ished of for Offices
brick work and for the carpenters work and roof
complete including the furnishing of all materials and
expenses incidental 10 the construction of the work.
plans and specifications will be ready for nspec-
ton the Slst inst. at the Engineers ONCE in Nash
vile.
Proposals are also solicited for two brick and one
frame buildings, which stand upon the Company 5
grounds and are now offered for sale TO be removed
Proposals TO be addressed to r c. AORKlS,
July % PcSident Engineer n. c. R. r.
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FIRE IN THE MoUNTAINs.-A private letter
from DeKalb county, from well-posted and
reliable gentleman to friend in this city
says Ball is gaining every day in the
mountains. BREcKINRIDGE is losing ound.
If DOUGLAS had ticket he would cut under
BREcK, and I would not be the least sur
prised if he beat him in the State. BELL will
beat them both"
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for August
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, for August.
GODEY's LADIES BOOK, for August.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK, for August
.PETERS0NS MAGAZINE, for August
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for August
LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHION, for August,
x-KNICKERBoCKER MAGAZINE, for August.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for August.
BLACKwOoD-S MAGAZINE, for August
HAKPER'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER, Weekly.
LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPAL, Weekly.
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS, Weekly.
THE NEW YORK HERALD, Weekly.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER, Weekly.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, Weekly.
THE NEW YORK MERCURY, Weekly.
THE wAvERLY MAGAZINE, Weekly.
PoRTER'S and wILKE'L SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Weekly. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
and Subscriptions renewed.
july2!-u No. IS Union street
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~The gentleman spoken of occasionally
in connection with the Vice-Presidency on
the BREcKIxRIDGE-YANCEY ticket, is repre-
scented to have excelled, IN the wilds Oh O"i-
ifornia, few years ago, as goid-hun'er'
But he will probably beat any former achieV-
ment in that business, if he is permitted to
work in the Federal Treasury placer at
Washington.
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SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 2s, 1860
To the Subscribers Of the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily he"'
who have paid for the same IN advance VIII
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the eX-
piration of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance VIII DE
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT irom
this date. We will continue to send the
P.TRIor to all the subscribers OF the Ae'rs
who were not already subscribers of the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tinue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify US at once The
confusion incident to such transfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted VIII CONFER
a favor by leaving word at our office
As. CAMP & co.
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m-Many of the BRECKENRIDGE ANcEY Or
gans are indicating the bad spelling OF 10.
LANE. They need not be alarmed on that
subject. The American people have conclu-
ded to relieve him and his friends OF all
anxiety on that score, by giving him long
sp.H of nothing to do-with the affairs OF the
Government.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-28

IL If the immediate friends of 10. LANE
should think it material that he should i'm
prove his spelling, there will be nothing IN
the way, after the election in November 10
prevent him from retiring to the most seclu-
ded privacy and studying WOrcester's die
tionary the balance of his days.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-28

~From the tone of Mr.. BRECKINEIDGE
speeches since his nomination at Baltimore,
one would think that be imagines his own
election would be the most fortunate thing
for the country that could happen We are
charitably inclined to attribute this ludicrous
fancy to his youth.
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No More Explosions of Steam Boilers.

(tOME to the Commercial Hotel and see our fellow
~ citizens I'll l.. Jus;ice) new method of prevent
ing explosions, and for the saving of Fuel, Sefcon-
trolling Steam Boilers. Patented June 18th, 1860.
chance is offered to some one more to take
interest with me. Come soon shall leave for the
North and East in day or two. Respectfully.
july 26-tf III. L. JUSTICE
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sales, August IS, 1850

Peter Anderson vs. McRoberts AcKee-FARM.
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chaneery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, will sell SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850 at the Courthouse in
Nashville Farm of IS 10 poles miles from
the city GalIatn Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
vile Railroad, the being the houseot of Craig
head place ALsoLot No. 4, adjoining same and con-
tanning acres and 122 poles.
TERNs-6, II and IS months, without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained.
( 5iulV 26-td j. r. GIEAVES. C. K NJ
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We are indebted to ADAMS EXPRESS for files
of Louisville papers of yesterday, and also
for New York and Philadelphia papers of
the 18th inst.
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TuRNlP SEED.
For Sale.

n ANDRETH'S Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
L. Warranted fresh. Just received and for sale by
ilIv 2.-tr RAINS, BROWN & co.
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Jno. R. Balm rs. Martin 4 McGradv-EARN

DURSUAST to decree of the Chancery Court AT
l. Nashville in above named case, will sell SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Courthouse in
Nash vile, Tract of and 80 poles of Land lying
the Nashville and Hillsboro' Turnpike miles from
city and the property heretofore sold by Jno r
Balm TO John Martin.
TERMs-6. IL and Is months without interest and
without redemption
uly26-td4 J. f. GIEAVFsS C. & NJ
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Nashville Building Association.
Annual Meeting.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASHVILLE BUILD
Il ing Association hereby notified that the An
nual Meeting will be held ON Monday. the 30th of
July, commencing at O'Clock, +. NJ, the Rooms
Of the Mechanics Library Association which
and place seven Directors will be elected for the en-
suing year .----- CHARLES A. FULLER.
juiy26-td Secretary.
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compliment. and Kicks.

= The following is an admirable illustration
of the facility with which the Democracy
construe circumstances to their advantage.
This wonderful power is not confined to the
Douglas wing, but has been SO long practiced
by the party, that all of them possess the
same extraordinary gift:
From the Rochester Union, June IS, 1850.
The nomination for Vice President is one
most eminently fit 10 be made. Benjamin
Fitzpatrick is one of the ablest statesmen in
the South, and by service Of ten or twelve
years in the United States Senate, has al
tanned national reputation and Standing
His peculiar fitness for the duties of Vice
President and his personal popularity among
his colleagues, are shown by the fact that
since his entrance into the Senate he has
been invariably chosen President pro ten at
every session of Congress.
From the Rochester Union, June 81
The declension of Fitzpatrick, and the sub
stitution of Hershel V. johnson, of Georgia,
for Vice, produced most salutary change
in the Democratic ticket. Fitzpatrick voted
for the jeff Davis resolution, and he should
never haver have been placed upon the same
ticket with Stephen A. Douglas. But the
Alabama delegation wanted him; and they
were gratiied at the expense of consistency
and propriety. His deciination makes every
thing right again.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-28

a FINE Two story Frame House on the a
IA corner of McNsry and McGayock IzsSsH
Streets in West Nashville. The House con- l1sazE
tains or 10 Rooms, with necessary out
buildings eistern -Sc The lot fronts so feet and
runs back 10 feet to alley. VIII De SOFA very
low Call on GIASCOCK NEwSOM, Agents.
july2.-2w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-28

Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN III. EWING, NELL s. BROWN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P. W. MAxEY- JOHN LEL1YETT'
JOIN H. CAILENDER, Horace H. HAREI-
SON.
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For President,
FOR THE DISTRICTS

I WM. NJ. BRADFORD, of Jefferson
2. P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
As s. STANTON, of Smith.
sFI GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
e VIM. KERCHEVAL of Lincoln
7. JOHN C.. BROWN, OF Giles
&. JOHN f. HOUSE, of Montgomery
9. ALVIN HAWKINS, Of Carroll.
10. D.B. MAJORS, of Shelby.
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.Ino. R. Balm vs.. George McNulty-FARM

,DURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, in above named case, 1 Will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1890, at the Court house IL
Nashville Tract of and 80 poles of land
on the Nashville add Hilstsoro Turnpike, miles IRON
city, and the property heretofore sold by Jno
Balm TO George McNulty
TERMS-6, II and Is months without interest and
without redemption.
july26-td J. E GLEAVES, c. 4 NJ
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Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned having suggested 70 the Clerk Of
l. the County Court Of Davidson county, the insol-
vency of the estate of JSo. r. HILL decd, all persons
hay ing claims against the same are hereby notified 10
appear and file the duly authenticated prescrb
ed by law before the 1st day of January, 1861
with said Clerk or the same will be forever barred
both in law and equity.
SARAH ANN HILL,
juyIS-1m Administratx.
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Telegraph Chalybeate,Springs.
This water brought four hundred feet in seconds
w. DUNN,
Takes pleasure in informing The public that he Is
with call.
This Spring il situated on the east side Of cumber
land river at the end OF the wire bridge. Families,
from - to So One Person, s.; by the drink, cents
Payment in advance.
ANALYSIS.
Carbonate OF Iron, Carbonate of Lime, suiphase az
Magnesia Sulphate OF Lime, 4eriats Of NagnesiA,
Muriate Of Soda.
the specific gravity OF the fresh water was
.0i222s-sisfilled water heing taken standard.
understand that the water has already been ben
efcal TO several invaiids- II will be beneficial 10
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring
should pronounce it stmulant and tonic, and adapt
ed consequently, TO of debility, accompanied
wiki n anomc condition Of the system, and contra
Indicated In pethoric and infama1ery states
RICHARD o. CURREY.
There is no doubt that the Spring KEPT by Mr. W
Duxx at the eastern end OF the Suspension Bridge -
good Chalybe water, and that Il il adapted 20
many diseases Of debility B. W Hail, n. D., X.
Thompson, NJ. D., Henry carow, u. D., 7. r. Jen.
hinge, n. D., Boyd AcNary, n. D. r. Q. X Martin,
NJ. D. sjunezs-.n.