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ine Douglas Committee of Connecticut have Is
sued an address to the people of that State, winch
breatheS the most uncompromisIng hostility to any
co operation with the Breckenridge men. lake a
good whipping. then, as yop deserve Thu ReTub-
licsns are ready to administer it--NG,o forE JO1T
1aLIOf Commerce.
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ntvfdeud Notice.

Rail Road Company have this day deearSdA Ssmi annual
dividend per cent paPAbe and after the 18th inst
the oGioe Of the Treasurer in Nashville.
scts-I,r " A.GLBAVES, see'y 4 Tr'r.
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KeuIuCkys

ANurUER BRECKTNRiDGE N THE fIELD-lhe Men
lucky Salesman says:
our eloquent young friend r. J, Brecknrldge
II has returned from a tour through the Gth ana
9th districts, and bring encouraging news. lie out
tains and strengthens the confidence that Breckln-
ridge and Lane will receive the largest vote IN that
mart of the state ever given to the Democratic
ticket. . r
Mr. BrecBInriIges efforts in support Of our cause
He has encountered the abest champions OF the OPP
position and has never failed to satisfy our friends
audience TO a degree rarely cqualled by men OF
vcars He has direct forcibe, and argumenta-
tive style Of speaking which readily catches the at
tyut.on OF ms hearers and often with the happlest
ede,.s. lie Is dong good service and winning much
reputation
The young gentleman above referred to, IL. we
believe a son Of Rev. T. J. BRECKNRTDGE, ID, who
as an uncle of the Presidential candidate.
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EETILLIAM J. HUDSPETH, ct ais vs., Louis Confess
Nv hes-October Rules, lS60-Orginsl BILL II appear
ing 70 the sasaion Of the Clerk and Master from complains
ants bill that the defendants, the 70 of
Louis Comtese rsidsn Of the State Of Tennessee
that ordinary process Of this Court cannot be on
them therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made in the Nashville Union and American
consecutive weeks requiring the said defendants ap
Of the Chsneery Court, to holIen
FOR county Of Perry the house thereof the town
Linden Thursday after the second Monday in November
t plesd answer, or demur copfainants' BILL the
same vial be fOT confessed and the for hearing e
pdrte to theIl. ISAAC n. HUlhE, 4 u.
October 10, '60-w4-pr's Zee 8 - " KS
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AVID FERRIss vs.. EIIs,bsth G. Lerry, ct .l,-orlr

" AVID FBRRISS Elizabeth c. Lewry, ct aboriginal
Bill 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master, sheriff that the defendant William
r. Lowry resident OF the State Of Tennessee taat
the ordinary process Of this Court on
1t therefore ordered the Clerk Master that publication
the Nashville UNION AMERICAN for four
tive weeks requiring the said defendant appear the
term OF Ch1ncery holden for the county Perry
at tn reo the town Of Linden, Thursday
after the second Monday November next and plead
demur to BILL the will be taken for
sssed and the hearing eXparts - to him
Oct. TO- 6O-w4t-pr's fee So ISAAC NHULME, h n.
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The black tongue is prevailing among the cattle in
Pike county, Indiana, and it is feared the disease
WiRk kill n large quantity of stock.
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NASHVILLE. &: : TENNESSEE
HNHE Subscriber having purchased the stock Of Mes Nho
Green Co.. intends continuing the Business at their old
st nd, No College and hope BY strict attention to bu
portion Of the patronage literally extended
old firm while the friends who patronized him his
prom unceasng accommodate
supply the most advantageous their in bis line Of
enabled the largest and best selected stock
offered this market consisting part OF the following
articles:
% Casks Bacon Sides:
IS 81 " Shoulders;
20 Barrels Lard;
400 Bushels Mixed Corn;
1900 d" White
500 Oats;
500 Bags Extra Family Flour;
200 Barrels sup8rfne "
500 Bags Bran;
Meal
100 Seed Rye:
100 Mediterranean Wheat:
100 Barrels Hydraulic Cement
l95 Bales Fodder;
ae Hay;
100 Barrels Potatoes;
He will also Cash for any Of the following articles
Bacon, Lard Dried Fruit FeAheB BeeTWaI, Ginseng Flax
Seed and the produce Of the country generally.
A. JENKINS,
oct5-H No. > COLLEGE Nashville
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TIoS EDWARD EyERETr.--N mc the NGtoNIt btteI1-
,,s,loer. Amos Kendall. and Stephen \ Douglas are
discussing the constitutional power OF the General
Government 10 coercc a sovereign State 10 carry
out ncons doctrines if he should be elected Tres
ident they seem to have forgotten that Mr. Everett
has anticipated this question and in his letter OF &C
cepts0ce thus answers il: .:,
The suggestions that the Union can De MAINTAIN
ed by the numerical predomiuance and military
proves of one section eNerted TO coerce the QUEER
into admission Is, in my judgment, as seli-contiS
dictoIy as it Is dangerous. IL comes loaded VIII
the dcath-smell from fields wet with brothers blood
If the vital principle Of all republican governments
is uslc consent Of the governed much more does
'InlGn Of coequal sovereign states require as It's
basis she harmony Of It's members and their volunts
Try co operation in Its organic functions"
What Eyill our neighbor uf the htcljgeucer saw "a
fils patyyOtic sentiment of his candidate for Vice.
President We rather think that greater benefit
zvould have been rendered the readers the Intel
fysrccr if the opinions OF Mr.. Everett this point
bsB hen REPLIED on rather than following the here
sies o. Mr. Douglas. They certainly would not hav,
nroduced and kept up the alarming excitement a
The South which has been CccRsiOned by this mos
UNFORTUNATE discussion Washington Consolation.
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noS BALE PEYToN.-Ihe Hon. Bale Peyton, a
gsyai .ctor in Tennessee seems TO be a true south
,ern man.
4 winchester correspondent Of the Nashville
Union and American, in giving an eccount Of t.,
meeting at that place, on the SOth August OF the
electors for the State at large, reports Col BaliC
Pevto7. the Bell elector as having said:
HI did not believe if Lincoln was elected, he
could find a man in the South who would accept any
important office under him. If such a man cOulC
be found he q traitor, and deserved TO be tor
tured 20 a terrible death. - Montgomery lALd) Maj
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Rutherford Land for Sale.

WILL sell farm, containing LOO The saI
divides itself into two farms North OF
stones River The improvements, consisting OfdEeng h0ase
outhouIes, H cotton g1s &c equal A5So1et
veil uatere and nnore1 with eyey comfortabs akufe
~
Terms LIBERAL. Interest pay Tor time. The
beag hKd rights State County bonds at their value Eoud
be very acsPtabis pay suitable residence in Gurebougs
Lebanon, we'll improved would received In part payment
viii sell with the farm th rtysfiVo Negroes t1getn
er WITH Mules Cattle, Plantation gtensils. &c, he
Any gsutlsman Eho dssTes FuFcA usgai1cent arr 81
adj arms VIII piaaEe afi and examine oI
Elf Refsr b 8 LNDstE LrcIEx BEows q Aaehsns
hug7 S0-tE2m bLoOAflkLp AIDShl:.
this odsca colloctor.
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Cant SUPPORT DoyGLAs-We surrender much Of
our space 10 the address Of Mr. James L. Wilson. of
Isle of Wight. He appointed a Douglas
Fector for the county Of Isle Of Wight Subsequent
events however, have induced him to transfer his
s1pport TO the cause of Breckenridge and Lane: and
like many other worthy Democrats. he finds he can
brst serve his country, ADD at the time ad-
vance more efectualy the interests OF his party by
rsIIyiDg under the flag Of Breckenridge and Lane.
verify the work goes braveiy on.-RicImond En-
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR TIE
FALL AND WINTER.

&Ss ~ ~ - - = A4AA4 - - &4A&sA v A=leS
Zoo SO sd 80 Corner Of CORsgs snd BroaduOas
NASHVILLE, TENN.s
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
EVERY DEscRIFrIOs
Boots. shoes, Caters. Hats. Caps, Um-
brellass Whips, Hosiery, &cs
RE In rs,sipt daily Of large and general or
"A Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO BROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large assortment, good ard cheap.
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERk. &c.
good assortment Of Gers WarProof and Grain Lsshsr
Boots, Lace shOe', Congress Caters, &c.
WOmens Dutch Cali BooteeH.
Misses and ChildgsnS Calf Copper TOsd Bcots
Boys and Youths shoeE and Boo with Copper Tips.
In short kind Of Boot and Shes that desirable for
/ Fall and Winter.
| HATS AND CAPS.
Every style and quality Of Fur. Cashmere, Beaver, Otter,
/ SeriEo, Wool, &C.
| Csps Of every description.
| Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
SundrieS on Hand
Umbrellas Trunks, Travelling Bag Carpet Bags, sehsel
Sztehes Saddle Bags Backing and Brushes, Whips Thong,
Hosiery, Gloves &c All Of which will be Ssd very cheap
| Wholesale retail.
| II PLsAther Betting and @ TN Packing al cost.
l oct-H b. l. CDFrER 4 GLkAVES
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Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Diamonds

Wis stock eomPrs full assortment equal variety and
styles any IN the country. The Silver Ware consists in
part OF Tea Sets, Servers Ice Phes Creams, Cake BASKETS
breakfast and Dinner Casters Wine Stands Egg Stands Syrup
cans hnng and hessrt Forks Tea Table Desert Spoons Fish
Knives and FORKS, etc.
WaGches-GOld CronOmeters, (genuine) Diamond Set
ting Ladies watches American Lever Duplex Double Timers
JeWelry-Seits from $500 down, Dsusnd Crosses Rings
and Pins.
CutlerY-Pccket Tea, Desert and Dining Knives IN short
assortment OF other hne goods usually found in frat class
Jeweiry Establishments. All Of which will sell high
est bidder for cash. ncng Wednesday evening" OcO
her the 10th at early light and continuing
til the whole stock is disposed Of
All goods guaranteed represented the money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and examiue tn
| goods. BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & co.
Central Auction Rooms, No. q, College Street,
/ OctlO-I Opposite ssEanse Hotel.
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And it must follow, as the night the day,
Tbor1 c,pst not then be false 10 any.

The Catholic vote. as the Chronicle and Sentinel
is pleased to term it, will be divided honestly as
any other vote in the country Many will sup
port Douglas and johnson, doubtless, while thou
sands upon thousands will join your correspondent
ian ultramOntane Cotholic of the Brownson SCHOOL,
IN ali honorable efforts to place at the head of the
nation that young and gallant kentuckian, John e.
Breckenridge and his fearless, honest and sterling
cO-adJutOr, Joseph Lane.
NIRRTvT7I GA. J. E. 3.
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srIrE OF TEEKEssEz, Montgomery County:
Personally appeared D. n Kennedy, President Of the North
en Bank Of who oath that the above true
and correct statement OF tie aid Bsak.
IN. KENNEDY, President
sworn to aAd subscribed before me OstObsr g. 1850.
JOHN II. BAILEY, :. P.
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DAILY IS; TRE-WEEKLY So WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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Auction Sale of Fine PaTIOF Furniture,
and Il ch China, etc.
BENZ. z. SHIELDS 4 COMPANY,
VNTILL sell Monday morning October 18TH 10 O'Clock
wv at the dwelling, No. ia Cherry street, corr
of Gay the entire contents OF Parlor and Hall,
Ssng part embroidered hair Mahogany ehas diVsns
match easy chairs marble ISb mahogany table, card
tables French clock oval mirrors mantle ornaments
hail and psrOr lamps hat rack piano, superior Bras
carpenE oil cloth, fine French china, &C. &C. Terms
cash delivery BENZ. SHIELDS 4 co.
oetll-td
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Instesd Of breaking up Union, inteId to sensne
and to lsnEthen it."-JoHH @. BREcKINRIDSE.
The Constitution and the Equality Of the staiea L
the fylabol Of everlasting union Let ueSs DC 'e
nc reople john c. BRECKENRIDGE
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CHARLES B. HALL

DEALER ~
Boots, Shoes, Trunks. TxIIses, Car
pet Bags, &c,
NO. 1s PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
rs receipt Stock Of Ladies' Cent? Misses BOYS
and Chrens Boots, shoes and every descrp
ton, for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
AlIo large Of Heavy Brogana and Bost,
for Plantation witch The PlGnts IL partcu
Iarly invited
Also Ladies French Trunks Pine Sole Leather Tray
cling Trunks VAiiEes Carpet Bags. &C.
This Stock il all and veil assorted having made
order By the BEST Manusctursrs aud will be sold mall
vance on Manufacturer prics.
Purchasers respectfully requested call and szaniss
this Stock before purchNEng elseEhe confident sy
will be pleased both a Es{Pect 70 qualify aud price.
G. B. HALL.
sepS9-G No. IL Public soaar,
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TAMEs ANDERSON vsiJOhn BurIe, ct Als-ocOber Rules
1850 Appearing the satisfaction Of the Clek and
Master from conplainsnts bill which is that the
eendan John Burke and Joseph Smh residents Of
ne Tennessee that the binary Of this Court
canno. be served upon them II is therefore ordered by the
sTL and Master that publication he ma in the NaShVe
oE Nd for four consecutive weeks requiring the
aid appear at the next term II the Chaneery
Court TO be holden for the county II Perry at the Court
House thereof al Linden Thursday altar the second
Monday in November next and plead, or demur
anants BILL or the will be for confessed the
cause hearing eEparte as q them lSAAC HUIMH
October 10, '60-w4!-pE'sfee -, Clerk and Master
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BURNSIDE'S PTRE OLD N!ONONGAHELA

BURNSIDE,S PURE OLD 1ONONGAHELA
RYE WHISKY.
TONsCIENTI0UsLY distilled By Mr.. JAMES BU INSIDE
Of Allegheny County, Pa tbs old fashioned honest
from the choicest Rye and offered for sale until adapt
ed to wholesome by age It is At the most paaabs
it emphacay the pures beverage in the reach Of the pub
lie 20 the invalid those in health it eOmmends itself for
unrvaed qualities smulsnt Of the safest, surst, and
benshcent description For sale in barrels kegs &C
put ap in Of dozen bottles ZACH
CLERY & sT0CKDALB. PrOpristors,
52s Walnut 81, PhiadclphiA, Pa.
WM c. CONNER, Agent,
225 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing on City, d. Q.
c. R. n WEIrR, IT., Agents,
Cct7-d3n 81 Cedar Street, New York.
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For the OohkfessIOI1'II u
First District-A. G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Sod LANES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
MI 80 D. NJ. KEY of Hamilton
En-rtb q THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
ESe+b 90 VIM B. BATE of Sumner.
Si,,b GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Saan+b - n n COX, of Perry,
IS-S4b - ROBT. W HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ns4b q I'D. c.. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth IL D DhADrOl'D' VI n"' "0O0'
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The sponge gathering at Key West, Fla, last year,
amounted to $4,000.
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TIME AUCTION SALE.
Family Groceries
BRANDIES, WINES,
Fruit, Pickles, Fancy Liquors, Cigars
| Tobacco, ETC., etc
HARDY BROTHERs, Auc'rs.

an Thursday morning, October IS6e at 10 o'clock,
villa sell for Of T. G. Scott, Summer and
Union streets his entire Family Grocery comprising assoFt
ment Of the very choicest goods found Dealers
in fine goods particularly referred to this sale Temssl
under $50 cash. $50 satisfactorily
endorsed payable in bank HARDY BROTHERS,
otel0-d AuctiOneers and General Agents.
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J. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,


J. o. GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, JNo. c. BURCH'
LEON. TROUsDALE, THOMAS S, MARI.
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GreaG Chances for Bnrgai1S.

H you want cheap homes great bargains Resncs and
Gardening Lots, De and attend the lots BY
R W. BROWN, ON 9th of October At Buenz Visst4
FERRY The sale positive and without reserve Persons
posed to Ane the Land previous please call
Office as Cherry sress, Major JosxrE WsRK.
sept26 '6O-dtds rROWw.
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Business Notice.

BUSINESS NOIlces
ENHE subscribers having sold their Of Goods Mr.
A jenkins OF this citv, feel peasuren recommending him
their former customers and bespeak for him continuance Of
the patronage bsry bestowed hem knowing that his
business habits and thorough knowledge Of the OF the
community will nabls him give satisfaction for
merfriends and cu5omers NICH0L, GREEN & CO.
Nashville, Oct. lst, 1861. Oct5-a
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FOunh.

an the Lebanon Turnpike, he Bermitaye POefet
" Book containing several prOmory notes and other papers,
which the by calling this oce and paying for
hiI advertisement.
Oct dw-H
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Statement of the Northern bank OF ZEN
nessee, CIarkEVillo, sept SS' 1884,
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(4oRRY PETTEGREw vs.. ELIZABETH PRrTEeREW,
" ssLsQetObe' Rules 1850 All persons IA ing slslns
nothsd Gle the sTs legally authenticated Oera
ard Master Of ChAney Court At Linden on or before me
fTs Thursday Aer the second Mony in November next and
have made parties his bill ~ they NAY
reiye their pro rata share sadie stste l den 81 n
,S will be forever barred the proceeded WITH e.
pArts to them. ,,,,cu NH up
o...L. IA .en wat-pys fee m CLERK and Master
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NeW FaIIamd Winter Goods.

gayHE undersigned Giving his stock Of Win
ter Goods for Gentlemen's Wear, CT all various styles
Also OF Furnishing Goods to which he invites the
aitsntisn Of his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT,
81 College street.
n IS Fashions q In
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National Democratic TICKET

National Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKINRlDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
TFOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L A n E,
OF OREGON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the State at, Large.
T ANDON C. HAYNES. of Washington.
nv. C. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-19
1860, d IAAE - C 1860.
Wtthl9an Gentral= IT, Great
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@tienbabnen II. Dampfbppte.

SDmnter< ARRANGEMENT
Msue pal1asierz unp grprebz Tradtz9inie.
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in Gerbincnn9 nit beu
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jeSen Wcrsen rr1cile 5 lhr (Scu1taas ousoe-
rrrtmen) ,nb ltebt NIT rru Gtisutatn= 3iiocu Der
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Mem-yprt GertraI=Nail =Nsao in rirsfter ger~
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Aleany 1 lltr Na1m.>
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Selten ~ l1br Madts.
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etlsntnbn=Gp. Nahmitteas 1 llbr (@puu1oos
oNS9elpnlncn).
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Ynlia9e=S iltete: ria Sesel- r>er NamrfjpiT
nad' Gre1ne1> oamtura> Sanre> Mrtmerpcu, Mrt-
tercalll, liverpool &C. 1rereen lit BET Sffce rcr
Grmreanie %Ssrfauft.
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gt'lral1tse . Gilentabn a%sle9enen plas percen
prompt uno tiQi9 tefIreert.
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