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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26
SUNDAY. AUGUST ae, 1880.

'GLet Democratic Principles be Spread
Broadcast thrOushOnt Ihe Land-'' q
Jk1EltatlIt4 ----l4- So - az p
A CAMPAIGN PAPER
FOR THE
NORTH THE SOUTH. THE EAST, THE VEST!
rbs Constitutes and the BquAnty of tie Stated These ar.
the symbols Of everlasting union these rayng
q the people '-JoHE C. BREoKHRTDoE
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
- "a M4RAhG NI!E ~
The preprietcrs Of the WEEKIY UNION AND ANfRRT-
CAS- in order TO disseminate the great principles of
the National Democracy, and aid in the election OF
cur noble and patriotic candidates,
BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE,
VIII isse enand after the 25th nst until after the
Presidentials election, NEEEIT UNIoN ANB AMERICAN
for the Campaign, at the unprecedented low price of
FORTY CENTS.
We ask the aid of every Democrat throughout the
Union to assist US in giving the Campaign Weekly
the most extended circulation.
aces TERMS CASH In ADVANCE. ..- q
Single subscribers only 80 cents.
Clubs of five and under fifty, IS cents each.
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gzs-This is an exceIlent opportunity for our cit-
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sending the CAMPAIGN UNION AND AMERICAN to their
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Ezs- All orders must be addressed to
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

GREAr YIELD OF WHEAT.-A few days ago Mr..
RHEISHAMMER residing near Rockville, Park county,
Indiana threshed five acres of wheat which pro-
ducea sirtsfo- bushels and fourteen pounds to the
aere-over s2l bushels on the tract, whichis equiva
lent to at least $50 per acre. One of his neghbors
had forty acre field near his five acre tract which
welded fraction over fortythree bushels per acre.
These products can't be beat this side of California
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

aTor1Na on Born SHOULDERS The Savannah
a7a) Republican BELL paper, now comes to US
with the tickets Of both BELL and DOUGLAS con-
snicuously displayed at the head OF separate col
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

rar PRggpryr At BEDFoKD. President BuchANAN
lived at Bedford Springs on the 10Th inst, in ex-
oaI,ent health. He was warmly greeted by the visi-
So. and citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

call these things will give you" estimating hu-
mainly lower than it is, proceeding on basis and
judging by astandard sell created and self-raised
Mr.. DOUGLAS position was mads respectable by
the ol1rey Of the party to yield all but honor and
right, to appease the faction Of the North. His
power consisted in this and nothin2 else. The sub
sidence of that anxiety. the determination to meet
the issue il is offered has lost to him bis respect
ability IN the North and his power in the South.
Public speaking in cheaahams
MEssRs. EDToRs At an Opposition speaklngT at
sycamore Mills Z Messrs Barrow and Houston were
in attendance. For five long hoursr they labored
in tain to hold up the restless erowdv Gen Bar
row opening, charged, in his way. upon President
Bucks administration, pronounced all Democrats
whom our present incumbent endorses as corrupt.
and that therefore Maj Breckinfidee ithstanl
ing he Barrow said. she was patriot states
man. ranking IN intellect among the first of the couu
try, possessing pure and spotess public record
and descended of distinguished ancestry vet was
unworthy of support, being a Democrat, and be-
cause, Mr.. Buck came out openly and said be would
support him" Mr.. Houston then appeared paid his
respects to Democratic ConveatIons generally while
the General took his seat and yept bitterly over the
sure and sad fate John Bell is going to meet in No
yember next-Mr. Houston all the while appealing
to Democrats to support Judge Douglas if they
couldnt give Johnny lift. Both speakers omitted
to say anything about the main and great question:
that of slavery-because they had not time vet
consuming about FIVE hours between them In short
Judging from the restlessness and heaviness of the
crowd Opposienists' faith in their leader was i'm
paired, and with one two more such meetings
their faith would be destroyed, when Cheatham
would go for B. and l.. out and out In conclusion,
the assertion 10 the Banner tina. Cheatham is turn
ing over to Bell is mistake 4 Two Old line Wing.
can be shown who will go for BreckinrGge, to one
Democrat for Bell. t-th 80 @ A CITIZEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

Ii Mr.. Breckenridge takes the stump at all we nope
he will keep it tin after the election. Let hun lny'e
Douglas TO meet him, and give US "battle royal
-PQiriOt.
Perhaps Mr.. BELL would like to ego in" 1t
would, however, never do TO let him have the
opening speech, BE would never leave the stump
until the last man had left the ground or yawned
himself TO death. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

THE conservative element Of the old Jacksonian
Democracy Will meter vote with sectional party!'
Bonner.
True, O King! and old Jaclcsoa.aa Democracy will
never vote for JoHS BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

Class No. l. white oak logs 3, She oak pOmitcuous timber
white pine H. eypess; A. white ash oars, hickory
bars and butts; IS and headings; on -
spikes % and tim q pig iron IS hardE
q paints oils, p % canvass; 30 lax
and twne glass - leather 80 hose "a hes IS
bunting dry goo 90 81 PITCH 81
tallow and oil 80 ship ehandery 40 Staoneryi Al fire
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Glass No. j. white oak logs No. yellow pine plank
logs, 10 white pine; II ash and cypress u black and
cherry; ard hickory butts Is white
and n irn; ~ spikes and nas . lead zinc and
ID hardare: Il paints oils - tax canvass 20 cotton
yass s. aua 81 glass g. leather; % "a
brushes IS bunting and good; 81 pitch 80
soap and o ship onADde " 40 stationery Al hre wood
A oNh 4 r rOua
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

ruv vuarx1A SPRrNGs-There are said to be 200
60. At Old Sweet, 400 at the Red Sweet 1850
a. the reenbrier White, 500 ct Montgomery niue
coo o A. the Red sulphur and 400 at the salt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26
FORM OF OFFER.

l., Of -, In the State d, hereby
agree and deliver, the respective navy the
articles named in the classes hereu affixed agreesby
provisions the schedules therefor and conformity with the
OF the Bureau Of Construction Of August
- 1860 Should offer be accepted addressed
j. and the contract sent 70 the navy agent at
o., for signature and and certificate
Signature. A. B.
Dat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

A friend writing US from Georgia, says: "You are
running Mr. BELL" We beg leave to be excused.
Mr. BELL did Il himself -
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--, Rnd----, oi---,i in the State o
hereby guaranty that in the foregoing bid Of
for any Of thec.asss theren namad be accepted Re
they WILL whnten after the receipt a.
the post Office named, agent designated the con
EAme with good and sufficient suree and in case
sad snail fail to enter ihto contract Aforesaid We
guaranty good the difference between the Of the
said -- and that which may be accepted
Signatures OF two guarkntors. G. D.
. E.P,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

Glass No. white oak logs yeoE pine plank stock logs
elm &C. black spruce; H. gnumvitei 2i ~ spikes
n1s p lead zinc and TIM "a iron % Dasdssrs q paints,
oil, &C. % 20 FAX nd cotton
twne 81 glass; 30 leather 50 a. brushs; 81 bunting
dry goods 81 peh 81 taoW, sOap and oil; 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26
GOsPORT,

TO- white pine 81 rab; p, spikes nailI: o.
tin; - IS hardware q
81 glass 80 taloW, soap and o 80 ship ehardsry - 6or
AID galley "A chain iron; IS copper BELOW;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

Class No 2, white oak plank H. white pine; IA, white ash
oars; Is heading; 2 IRON % spikes and
nails: 81 lead aud tin; ~ hardware; u, paints and O
3d. fax cotton Ene 81 PITCH and resin, & o~, soap
and OIL 80 ship chandlery; 40 stationery. sl0F
Aug26-lAWfH s..-a s. 1s . -s ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-26

Glass No 2 white plank q, yellow pine plank stock logs
TO- white 10. bl III iron; spikes and uas
% lead znc and rs hardware a and can
vass % cotton 30 tax and cotton glass; %
leather % hse 81 brushes IS oantnE dry goods So pitch
tar nd rOsn; s tsllow soap and O 30 shp ehandsy 40
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Witness.
The which the bidder encloses pasted to his
Of them signed by him Opposite Gle in
schedule the Prce be set the carried out
aggregate footed each Glass; and likewise written
in words.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
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40. GRIFFITH, p. C. DUNNINGToN, JNo. C. BURoH
LEON. TR0UsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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NORTH, THE SOUTH, TIE EAST, THE VEST!
'Tbe Constitution Equzhs TIE Stated These sre
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DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-03

10 9ebe e8 t9m utdt an ba8 QeGen, e8 f6nue
l9nl au4 ntht einmal ei9entli4en 0adtbeit
an Der @elunbbeit 5ufit9en uber es perurIade
tbnl bod unmcblein,
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pon Dem 0tfte III elmer SpetIe ein. @r ptro
unipObl merben ST tpirb Dariiber na6beufen,
lpober bte8 rii9re. gr muB e8 auf bic Gpeie
l4teben, bic er unmittelbar prr6er ppn nir erz
halten bat. Gr meiB, baB tb i'm nid)t wiG.
Or muB mtBtrautiA 9egen mi61 merpen. Gr
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9eben merce, unb in ftGrferer Bprtipn, unb
menn ou9 oa8 nod ni9t belie, gum oritten
Wtale uno nod me9r, bi8 i6 i'm enoltdl aus
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mir erf fitaen, unb nit @ptt tpmntt ct Idpn mprs
gen ni4t mieber; rmo titnOi9t ielbt benz Gater
uno BEN Sriioern Ten 0an5en Sanoel ouf.
So ba9te fte.
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gam, >pie 9ewGbnliA,
Sic i4ritt iO9lej4 CUR An8ilbrung i6reS
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oo8 Sorbaben, i'm gu pergiften, ipdter anneb.
men nuBte. 0elpeilen fpnnte er iGr ia ntdt8.
5atte lie Jpn fritber falt, peraatli4, t8bniid
emPTan8en, 9erte fam iie i'm freunpltd ents
9e8en.
gr mar Iber9ltdGd, gr wurps 5artlif,
sic lit ipgar boS. =
D9err @iefer, ia9te iie pann, i'd ioQ Cure
0rau peroen, uno 5br miBt niAt einual, cb
t4 aud III Der Sitde geIdeiO meiB."
VI laAte ltlti9 pergnit9t.
., meln Oldu84en, mein Si6ud3en, Du
tlt9rlt ia l9pIt Iett Sabren bier I'M 5auie Die
2Strtbi4aft,"
nDoS it pas 2lnoereS, 6etr 91ieter. g8ir
p1 ltnp 0Ilne yeute, bic pcrlieb meRmen mii7en
Aber Sbr leio etn reider Bauer" .
Der @et5bal8 iprei5te itd,
OSu, ia, Ger 0err bat mid nit eiuigem Yers
mo9en 9ele8net, nno Du ipuit e8 gut bei mir
baben, mein 9tbnden, pa5 8elte, wa8 0au8
uno Seller bel ir9eno einem Bauer in Oorfe
beten t0nnen."
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Dr. S. .. 9mi itb bs eS dbfr fir erforbe& benz Sublt
FUN einee &uBeninien eine @eenoften ais &r
unb Gbrug geben crle ein9e olr 00fetle a3uren p
DE pr6n pnnltatipmen we9en &wieri9er unO sefdbr
der Granffeten nit ibm erwatsn ets TT ebt ooa unnUtba
sewproen. .-
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1886 In eetGtaer rm ais &rst erate Get ener Bet
oen lebe abeu ebr pateneu curirt ais ,Hr 8eornbua
etnes aenS aS tbatser unb eennnseer St notbrenbtg
uno ted alien Ierja btessr Sast suammen9enpmnen
Sbact es uOu enet Eese Der @eerer Der drstn grartS
Ste BEN nit ip6 8ranfbe bebaltsten Yricnen ewadnben
gctete greg I'M ni6t ba6 @ne8en fir ietr nGbnenb9
pntrsn einen Ocne uni O aranbeiten 0s 8es feilena
nno enen Nrst UNI eTe inntte 8rantb'it gu hse laS &C.
f0lsei bds 0r s. s. gdnptb it Oer altefe reeetmaeiee
sraore I meter in Baltimore an5et9en lab Seine 9rart5
1T TT BEN ebten atren ene 70 ous9bebn Sewelen b bat
8rfteiten III oaen aaen nnter in lis ausen ssbst.
M ssns a s sFS S 9nal @ S ta$ M 5 & snsr ssa Yse9ss
isn nnD befon0efs 5rsnben pe8scn'etsn @6 u sbst
len wob barau u o8ten taB tie @ bur bte a &n3et-
6unesn made oeren gaume ebi zen sratrsnfe ub teNn
Ier3en fat unntD8t6 IT.
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BON snen @bmersen berett trc ontern tenben aud bed
bet enen &rdnte' cine ebr bli8e 0nnn9 gu maen nab
item eineemur Deer ote ranbett mer nm i3 9e9ren Bat
elmer nett 8r6gen We&nan8 btreia IL gssnsunssn eoer
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mbenen B6apblun9smeie IN tcent9en Taen cine Sbnfen
QOtr Sncnyener8en fir SEN gaenten netelt 3u9h sdran
tTt NJ o. o Sauh puB pPr HNlelpu H.
~ als uStrictus" bbanrelt erpr wrbur oft barIaone
bte traurieten Selgen terbeifIbren.
q unee Qete &e mede Genttnoler SdmI&e etbsu
mplen & te 3eten lslben, woour e Uielen Summer HnO
erC6e Infrlten erparen.
Dr. S. 9. Smttt bat our6 bic 9lude Gar pbtasr roaf6et
ten er6Be! 8erbmt9e o3 r3e en 9neere Nr IN @asftifa
ranet CT be Hae le6el III ben lwrtsten Saaeu @mb
0itt Der &cnfuton ttrf urprln9ide &0it weoer
neem endba utp mt Ntel onwenbst. 9 ns WepiSm
lit ret Nerfm unb aGe mcralen Wen III etuer btquem
bGen @foe ;utereitet uno fam I'M Sat psaibaue
au Der ee nnbemrtt un6eme uab ptne StEn9 in @ef6a
tn su Struroden 9ennnmen wercen bur menu tt9e Gnt-
in6un9 en9etree it, wifo cine @u6rdntun9 Der esbenSpre
nptbpenttg s5- s x s.geEHs
@ud9 ben Gron6eiten hes meibii6eu @eI6e65 nat M pr s.
g. Snte lett eaer Reite Sabren ene beonOere 4umerf-
omteit sewitme Serip oen Qeoben cine beilenee CTR
Dr. S. g. Smtb's 9rdsentaSe fir ouen ann man an pbi9em
9ase eGatea Dte MeSi5n 1T gut nnb rarte nnrtab SAB
ou6errrbt Eel fdton ecHroub Yrets S5. 9eripnen
wel&e on @altmor entra wrlen Snnen mad gtnaner Mn
eabe Der G9mppe Dr. S. 9. Gmb IN portptreen Stieten
Mlttten unb tie eNn mad 8en en 2bele pS 2anses Se-
Ibidt erbaiten.
NIe &uftrdee ble6sn irsn8 prieam Sa Ter Oce nt f.
rarate 8tntmer gun DtSpoftpn fer Pdtienten.
! Often RON ubr gHorseua bis l6r Mtenss
| sSr. 9. .. gmitb,
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gnojn9 geFelt urb bic tpGt 2aft ceber trsefeat Ds
r9bare ystHe TeteS tas 2eteH eeb uni n Gle lub Ra
9nmen 3a unm69Ii4 me III r has 2rDs Derer Die tbren
ta ans&9singen eensi5 tiI s hsrfn 3cen nf seaau
9orn Stein unt atsre E1afen eniepn tann 70 III tic bod
NJ gmtfnsfeS eine BcI9t bee M6braurs ter ebeen Oenne
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te &oer Hrst 3p8N Q0te oft retben tie lie 2eieer Ihe
rem ur4en iu bic bp bic Grpbntelt gebmen 2aers ent
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DeutI6e Grintinol9ei4i9te
8. Semnte.
(6ortiekung.)

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9lm Abenb fam Der Bauer 9liefer pieber.
@r tppllte ben alten Nltbau8 gum Biarrer ab.
bolen, INN nit tbnl ba8 gtufsebct gu beItenen.
8prber Iollte ba8 Mfdb4en lelblt ibm audi nod
ba8 Sawprt 9eben. Gr bate letnen belten
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bic Stube. .. .a#
SD merbe nit Dir seben, iaete ite, vaber
nur, um ibnl 5n Ia9en, oaB td t9n nt@t ne9>
me-" ...
vgBem Du Das iaglt, 10 mirlt Du 10 lunoe
eerriisclt, bis Du Sa iaslf." @
vOa8 meroe i9 ieben." .... -.
Sic fpl9te benz 8ruper nit berelbeu Rube
ullp GntI4lo1enbeit, nit wel9er 1e eiri9e
S;tunOeu porber gu ibm unb ibrcm 8ater III
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nSeet 9ib Deinem grauttgam Deine Sanb, ="
la9te Der 8ruper gu ibr.
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0ttn9e in bet S1nb, ben er ibr an ben Singer
Iteden mpllte. -. .
sic iab Den bdBli6en @ei0bal8 nit Sera4s
tltN0 on. a @
oSpart Sud Die Wtabe, Serr Riefer, Sd
9ebe Sud- meme 0anO nidt, uno ueroe Sure
6rau nidt Oamit bobt Sbr Elm fir a(enal
uIeinen 8ei9eio."
IS entltauo Jest cine Scene, bic mir ni9t
wleper 3ebeu f0nueu. @ ...
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pern mibbanpelt; miBbauoelt unter Oulpung
oeS Soter8, Der lelbit ppr Ietnen brutalen SGts
nen it4 fir4tete; unter beu6leril9en ullo nur
immer ueu rei3enOen 6irbitten oe8 @ei5bQlles
I'M Wfitleip; mtBbaroelt, bis Die llu9liifli6e,
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nlmmer au5u9ehpren, par un0 blteb merl6its
tert.
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Itf, mabreno fe paS Sa Iprab unp ben Sting
li9 anltefen lieB. I'D.
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bleiben; lte mollte ibren Naden ni6t in oa8
G9elc4 nit eiueu idle4ten, perbabten Otens
i4eu beu9en; lie fpnnte pffenen 8ioer1tauo
llid,t leIlfen, pbne li4 ,tnmer neuen brutaleu
Wdb1anbluu9en au85ufeta1, oenen lte AM @ns
De bod uterlie9en muBte. 9lber lie pcllte
nu4 ibrer Meinun9 nidt8 idle4te8 tbun, Sir
lpie piele 6eduenllaturen mdre bier auBer
gta&9eben pfer 8erbreden, upd Elm britter
gSeg 9elpeIen.? !?
Sic falb ibn.s
Da8 gMfgebrt oe8 Baarea mar erfplst. M
Der alte rerliebte Bauer fam Drn pa an
ta9li4 gu ibr.
Sic bate ibn peruIeiaen mp(len. Die Brit
ber slDonoen iie, 8u bleben,
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tr Daunen nns setaetnpCn enfGsn bas Spfer furt
btrcn Rrdntttt e G0cudnf tcS Mes rire upS Ser Gpt
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tee Wrfprs t GRltirn tf'nt9ten 9e tes QcSens
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