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BrOwnSviIIe Lots tor Sale.

NAIE oGer for sale the most liberal number Of
w srbs building lots 10 Brownsville from * 70 miles
from Nashville, fronting the Gsatn and Porter Pixies cor
tanning from four EACH soil and neghoOrood IN
surpassed number Of lots tiDersd We also sell from SO
TO TO acres in body II desired The rapid growth RdzedeH
viii tend 70 enhance rapidly tie value Rro9nsyie
lots you wish good property In good nsighborhood don't
fail 70 line the Brownsville lots
JL& RW BROWN
iulya12m az CherrV sreet
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WILL give reward Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery to
OF my negro GE0BGE, IL taken Of this State,
Twenty Dollars for hin II taken in the State and delivered
five miles northwest Of Nashville Tenn
Said George About28 Of deep black, Ave feet
inches high, weighing about AS $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving.
apr29-d tT&W,u RICHARD r. HYDE
he Paducah Herald copy amoGn Of IS and send bill to
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The withdrawal of Mr. Trousdale from the Appeal
and his espousal of the cause of Breckenridge and
Lane has caused great rejoicing among the true De-
mocracy and much iutterng in the ranks of the
panic-strcken Douglasites. The valedictory of Mr..
shell. For two years his position has been painful
in the extreme Never supporter of Douglas,
never an advocate of his foul heresIes always the
friend of Breckenridge, he has washed his garments
of all faint of Squatter Sovereignty and takes his
accustomed place among the children of Democ-
racy In the withdrawal of Mr.. Trousdale the
Appeal has lost an able writer and the true Democ-
racy has won powerful champiOn.-NsmphiS 40
blanche
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cood New. from, Georgia.

friend writing us from Cuthbert, Ca says
The Democratic sentiment in Georgia is nearly
unit for BRECKISRIDGE and LANE. In this, the I'd
District, don't think there to-day 200 DOUGLAS
men. great many of the leading Opposition men
enthusiastic for candidates. l think it alto
gether probable that BRECKENRIDGE and LANE will
carry the State over the combination of BELL and
DnrGIAs hv 90 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

TUTHE GREFENBERG DKsENTERE SYRs
UP the best medicine in world disorders o. he
bowels See certificates from The Board % York
and enquire Of citizens Of NASHVILLE whom
have used it.
STRENGTHENING TONIC, Tor all Who suffer from
The heat from debility Indigestion SAINT Of appsti,
headaches.
HI HEALTH BIrTEHS, only Is cents = pauer
viii make half gallon Of The best Bsrs, suitable above
Complaints, that family Ough, without they wish 10
save doctors bills and enjoy good health.
julyl4-tf MACKENZIE 4 MINOHTN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

,yop, ON C,.srs ARourD AND DETERMINED IN THE surREr
NoueT OF TENxEsssk durng the year 1853. By John W
Head, Safe Reporter. Vol l. Nashville J. o. Griffith
Co.
I'VE hail this volume Of Mr.. Heads Reports
with much pleasure. The profession in Tennessee
should be rej0iced to have reporter who faith
fully and so ably discharges his duty. We have
marked several cases to be transferred from his
pages to our own but thus far have not found
room for them THIS volume is a model in many
respects; its mechanical details excellent and
every labOr-savng convenience is to be found here
in full use We trust the learned reporter, during
his term will continue to perform his duties in
the same satisfactory manner0-Amer. Lac Register.
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NASmVILLE THEATRE.

TEIHE undersigned having leased this establishment from
Messrs ALLOwAY & Foster, will it with select
Dramatic Company about the 10th OF September Ladies'
and gentlemen good standing apply Mr. w. H. EVER
Messrs Bernard Co.'S, Theatrical Agents. New York
MUELLER & EVERETT.
I'LL I.a.an .uraAl q
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Breckenridge in the Old keystone State.

The Philadelphia Argus says: The sentiment of
Pennsylvania is beyond doubt in favor of the cleo
ton of Breckenridge and Lane, and the tone Of the
press coming up from every county of the State.
most clearly indicates that such is the feeling inu-
encing the great conservative Of the people.
The evidence that the public opinion in Pennsyl-
vana is in favor of Breckenridge and Lane that they
are daily growing stronger, and the prospect of
their receiving the electoral vote is most cheering
Even the papers in the State which have hoised the
names of Douglas and johnson, with one or two ex-
ceptiOns are now in favor ofthe recommendation of
the State Central Committee, in regard to the union
of the Democracy upon electoral ticket and the
indications now are that the ticket will be elected
Notwithstanding the efforts to the contrary, of John
W. Forney, and his corpOrals guard of smaller
spiPits
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Here is a singular sentence

"Sator arepo tenet opera TOtas.
l. This spells backward and forward all the same.
Q. Then taking all the first letters OF each word
spells the first word.
g. Then all the second letters of each word spells
the second word
l. Then all the third; and so on through the fourth
and fifth.
5. Then commencing with the last letter Of each
word spells the Lass word.
6. Then the next to the last of each word; and SO
on through.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

THAT REcoRD!-0ur neighbors Of the West Iennes-
GEO IVhio a short time SINCE dove down deep in the
Congressional records of the coutry, and pulled up
by the hair a portion of the record of Douglas and
Bell. and contrasted them. They make clear case
of it that Douglas cast votes in 1851 and % nimical
to the rights of the South Now, we ask these gen.
tlemen to deal fairly and run the record down to
1857 If they will do this they can yoke the Doug
las and Bell together in opposition to the admission
of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution. Fair
play IS jewel neigbors, and Douglas ought to have
a showing. West IeylaeSsedR-
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NEW YORK, July 23.-The dwelling of Hen B.
COnger at his farm in Roekland county, was burned
yesterday morning. Five farm hands persisted in
the flames
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TKE LITTLE BEA UTY,

A NEW NOVEL.
By the Author of The Gamblers Wife.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS, By RET-
EoLps.
DICKENS, SHORT STORIES.
THE REBEL AND THE ROVER, By HAzEL-
;,n-91 JOHN YORK co
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For BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE.-HOn. Thomas J.
Judge and Hon. S. F. Rice, of Ala two OF the lead
in 0nnosition men of that State are out for Breck
1nridge and Lane Mr.. Judge is the idol of the OPP
position party He bore its banner in agallant tight
with the eloquent Copton for Congress last October
He denounced Messrs. Douglas and Bell on forty-one
stumps in his district and his party rallied to MN TO
man-Auq,tstG Dispatch
Yes. Mr.. Judge denounced Messrs. Douglas and
Bell on all occasions for voting against the admis-
sion of Kansas, year ago, and was loudly applaud
ed for it by the men who compose the Bell
party of the district many of them travelling miles
to hear the denunciatioa- Montgomery Nail
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unPOWder,
Imperial and
Young HTson Prns.

Oolong and POwchOng Teas Pickles. Preserves Ovsters smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles
n To all Ct which, wOlld call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade assure them can eeT
many Inducements to be fund elseghsre
ians-n ARCHER cHEArHAM BROTHER
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
WEDNEsDAY, JULY e5, 1850.

INSTEAD UNION, rSTESD TO sTRzSrHs
EE AND TO EEEcTREE IT. JoHN c. BRKcEMeIDsK-
''The Constitution the equality OF the States: These
symbols everlasting union Let these BE the rayng cries
Of the people-"-JoHE c. BREcKINRIDOE.
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The Republicans in Illinois have difficulty in find
ing a candidate for Northumberland. Mr. HoFF,
MAN, of Chicago, was first nominated but he de-
clined the honor, and now Mr. VITAL JARRoT, Of St.
Clair county, has done likewise
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

TFNaE undersigned most respectfully inform h
friends sud the citizens Of Nashville generally, that having
returned to his old stand Union Street, he is DoW
prepared to furnish them with articles they biz
line Wishing to close out his present stock prior 70 making his
fall purchases, be Is esng his entire stock Of Washes
Jewslr Silver and Plated Ware CostI Those Ia Wani Of
bargains would do we'll to call and examine.
J. FLOWERS.
in y9O-lm "A Uaioa street. Ssshyills, Tenn
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North Carolina.

The editor of the Wilmington Journal, having
been on a trip, reports that, $50 far regards the
candidates for President we could hear of bu: two
DOUGLAS Democrats on or the line of our route
in North Carolina"
The Raleigh Standard has at length hoisted the
BRECKENRIDGE ticket and in its issue of the 18TH the
editor who was delegate to the Baltimore Con-
vention, and preferred DOUGLAS over everybody else
says:
IF we had voted for Mr.. Douglas we should have
felt bound in honor TO raise his name and advocate
his election; but as we did not vote for him. though
we remained in the old or regular Convention, and
as we took no part in the new Breckenridge Con-
yention, we are free a party to support
either or neither of them. Nearly all the delegates
from this State 10 Baltimore in favor of Breck
inridge-all the Electors but one for him
nearly all the members of the Democratic State
Committee are for hin-and all the Democratic pa
pers of the State with the exception of two, have
raised his name and are advocating his election.
Every Democratic county meeting held since the
nominations were made at Baltimore, has declared
for Breckenridge and Lane; and the Democratic
candidate for Governor has taken ground for them
ON the stump We believe that a large majority of
the Democratic people of the State, whatever their
preferences and feelings may have been heretofore,
and whatever they might have been under other cir
cumstances are now in favor of breckenridge and
Lane The Democratic people totoSe Uoice IS Gb0re
all committees c0nCentOltS u'I CuuCuSsS, fuCo CCH-
handed as to raise the names Of Breccinrdge and
LcHe and obey"
ColJohn johnson, of Cincinnati now in the seth
year Of his age, is probably the oldest Free Mason
IN America. He has been member IN good stand
ing for sxyive years. and sat in the lodge presid-
ed over by Washington.
IN eNat'ona hteigencer in copying the above says:
Oo JOHNSON has been subscriber to that paper for
ffty-nne years
The Grind junction Quid N,uc, an in dependent pa
per, which esp0used the DOUGLAS cause some weeks
ago, has also run up the BREcKINRIDGE ticket. and
devoes one side to DOUGLAS and the other 70 BREcK
INRIDGE. What next?
correspondent of the Boston TrdcsJsr states
that ExPresident Pierce has consented to address
three gatherings in New Hampshire, during the
next Presidential canvass.
The Middle Georgian published at Griffin, Ca, and
edited by A. p BURR Esq, always Wing, and
Wing yet" comes out for the election OF BRECKN-
RIDGE and LANE.
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

* KIBBEE will henceforh make Nashville his perma
az nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and Mel By the year single tuning and
often "a req uire he will spend at least every
month in the city vicinity &c will visit regularly the
sowasn Middie Tennessee, and North
aud Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Music Store
Rooms. Church street. Communications by
mail will be promptly attended to. april d,twAw,H
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Attention, HOusekrepers

nN SATURDAY MORNING, July 2sih 1860 at 10 O'Clock
prec sey, will make regular auction OF
and second hand Furniture comprising Beistesds Bureau,
Waldrlbes, Chairs Fables ok Cases. &C. &C. And money
is you smash We invite everybody
who IN need Of furniture be present tins occasion
HARDY BROTHERS,
JuIy95 Auor GERS and GanI AgsDts % pphlir sousra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

An EXPERIMENT The Savannah Republican. which
supports the Ignorers ticket says of BE1I. and Fv
ERErT, in its issue Of the 2lst:
Their nomination was an experiment. surpes-
ton which every man was at liberty TO adopt or re-
iect according to his own best judgment
Those WHO have been waiting for something to
turn up" have now opportunity of experiment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

Fine copper claims are being opened in the north
part of the State of California, and with excel
lent prospects.
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We zee that the Democrats about Lexington, KY
are proposing to bet largely upon the election Of
AcCLAErT. the Democratic candidate for Court of
Appeals.
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Y young lazy who has experience, situation teacher
in private family. wiz give instructions in English
branches Music Piano Address, Box P o. 745.
Reference made Rev W HARLOW and Rev QuETARD,
at Nashville Tenn. uly95-W5t
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ME have for sale ave paper, or Rfsy esniss
w dozen
While Dutch Turuip sesi Long White Turnip- sssd;
Red Top strap Leaf Furnip Seed yellow Aberdeen Tarnip;
Fenland TurnP Seed; e1a LAiDgs Rut8 RAya Turnipi
Robertson Golden Bail Tuupi skirking kRta Baga do
Li The above from Nursses are warranted
fresh, and bound to give satisfaction.
julyI4-u MACKENZIE l. MINCHEN
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PoIicenlan killed.

BOsToN, July 23.-Perkins II. Dow. police Of
eer in Lynn was beaten to death last night, while
endeavoring to queIl fight among some Irish.
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WHISKY
TOBACCOS.

Is very extensive and be exceed in qualify We
give very great Inducements the trade this article have
made such Arrangements that purchase from the mADafaesa
rer direct and 50 avoid the extra commission By the Bal
enore market Our ane PqHeGk ROA and Ready and Flat
Plug Tooaccos are om the Virginia We
hAt also good and common Tobacco Of STATE
Amongst our articles would call attention n
a selectio7 OF hne
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Alexander Thomas and vie Mary h'rTison and others
I'm nnauce o decree Of the Cuuuty Court d DAVIDSON
comfy rendered in shove AZ NJ July term, 6e0,
sill Fr for ale AZ the Curt House IN Nashye, Satur
day. the 18th day Of Augg nsx, negro man named Disk,
about thirty eight years age
required IN cash. aud for hs "a lance
credit ~ twelve months ein be given, and note well endorsed
payable in bank. required =. y. IhhAfhAMs
iuivI3 '60-dtds Clerk and Master.
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sPECIAL PEKEMProRY AUCTION SALE

SEEOEAL FEhA ENIF HUEt AUCIIUN SAD
OF
SEA NABLE CLOTHIN
This (EedHesdaJ) E5ening July 2st6,
BENZ. f. SHIELDS q COMPANY,
KETILL eIose VI eonsgnors assortment Of
w Summer Goats, Sacks Pants, We t etc ETC. with small
invoice OF sundres. Terms cash.
BENZ 2. SHIELDS & co,
july25-dit Central Auction Rooms, 81 90 College
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NASHVILLE, July I'd, IS60.S
UR5UANT notice regularly given according to the provi
sons OF tie charter OF this Bank general meeng OF its
held this day at their Banking House in Nash
purpose taking into consideration the question OF
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted To- them
by AZ Of General Assembly OF Tennessee, passed March
1861 such other busess might be necessary
and proper resolved that book be opened Immediately
the Banking Nashville for the subscription OF the
stock provided said and that said book he
kept open for that purpose until the first day OF Octo5 1901
&c and that subscribed snail De paid IN full st the
time Of subscription Inaccordance with the resolution the book
"a nov onen A. D. WEAVER,
jrIvS-I1 Cashier.
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EDWARDS, HARRIs q CO.,
Turnipsi TurninsII

VltlEssoHs 70 NDFAADsi aiLKkasoN 3 col
ATILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission busiHtss the old stand corner COLLEGE aud
Church streets ialyl5-d
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Cholera, Dysemtery and FIux!

THNHE WHAT CHEER YEAST cAKEs make the s,.sssst .i
I most wholesome bread-neysr fail to rise.
rive have Just received large from New York
juyl4-u MACKENZIE 4 MINcHIN.
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Land for sale.

application be male in short time will sell
IL nOdating terms, FOrtY Acres OF Land, TIRES miles
from the Corporation limits NH Creek, opposite MAJ Go
This is OF the most beautiful locations in Davidson county.
About enc half Of the land timber the balance In cuVa
ton There the premises comfortable cabins aud fine
young orchard Apply to Ma Corr the plsee ny
self for partie ulars- CHAS. X. WINSTON.
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NEW YORK WIFE MILL.
LSON & RIG 10 w d n ID
WIRE Or All DESCRIPTIONS.

ARrICULAR attention given 70 orders sent 70 Aei ssIe
house. 81 John St. T. Which will BE- allied proupsF ara
have speedy Dispatch Cirular furnhd giving oiseoaa o
List, net prices At LOtrsst Market Rafss .
Ierms.-six Months NOte. payEole a. Bank WIN current
rata Of Exchange SeE York, or per eSnt % i2 eAn
Wire Mill 25th street, Warehouse u John 81 hsT Aof
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Bargain, Intrigue ANA CorruptiOn--yohn
BeKY ana Henry csav.


] We see shat our contemporary Of the louisville
Courier has an article upon the Bargain. Intrigue and
Corruption charge, and publishes an extract from
letter Of Mr. BELL in 1897, in which he maintained
that JoHN QURcY ADAMS had been elected to the
Presidency by means of Bargain, Intrigue and Cor
ruption between Mr.. ADAMS and Mr.. CLAY. The Lam
guage of Mr.. BELL is: Il have seen the highest and
most important Office in the government filed by
means and under circumstances afFording all the
evidences of aco-ation formed upon the basis ofmu
tual benefits to be received and conferred indepen
IDENTIFY Of any conoyerted point in the details that
the government expect the light of, in any
combination that has been or may be entered into
to defeat the will of the people,
For the benefit of those old warm hearted friends
of HENRY CLAY in Kentucky and other Southern
States who now supporting Mr. BELL, we
publish to-day the entire correspondence. It will
be seen that the letters were written during
the Administration of JoHN QUNcY ADAMS. At that
time Mr.. BELL and those who addressed him were
strong JACKSON men. We have emphasized the Dor
tons to which we particularly invite attention:
NASHVILLE, Sept 18th, 1927.
SIR: We who have have known YOU from vour
first appearance in public life, and who have wit
messed the late free expression of your sentiments
both in your circulars and in your addresses enter
tain no doubt OF your opinions in relation to the
/ present administration and its measures
Representations have, however, gone abroad cal
culated to cast suspicion upon you and perhaps IN
/ tended to impair that confidence winch the people
of the United States have hitherto reposed in the
! popularity Of Gen. Jackson at home. We las YOU
know are the decided friends of Gen. jackson.
We supported you in your election, and being fully
acquainted with your sentiments. we ask no infor-
nation for ourselves. But in order to afford you
an opportunity Of counteracting the false impress
ions which are now obtaining abroad, we respect
fully request from you an avowal OF your opinions
on the subject above referred to.
NJ. BARROW,
TIL. CLAIBORNE,
PHILIP CAMPBELL,
! J. WHARTON
JOSIAH NICHOI-
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PROFFSsIoNaI- CARn-

nR. HENRY MELVILLls, Of New York City. respectfully
inmates 10 the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity, tha he
now in the city at the St Cloud HOteIs where be vii
advise with all who suffer from
Catarrh,' Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, llth inst, professional engage
calls him from the city.
DR.. MELLvIE has had uxpsncs Of twenty years 10 ihs
Of all forms Of Pulmonary DisSasss and
fer With pleasure his professional intercourse skill,
many in Tennessee whom he kindly permitted
70 mention the Of JUDGE Ridley, o. Jefferson Gen
aatlOek, Of Locust Hills Judge Brieh Of NASHVILLE; Col
Guild and " II BlsekEore, Esq, Of GAlla.in.
In the treatment OF these diseases, Dr.. MElErLLk AFas hmf
OF all the means which nOdn science and recent discoveries
have put within the power OF the Physician
supervising The old plan Of Stomach treatment
Further information hissubj set b obtained IN
Use fopicai Medication Ia Pulmonary DISEASES pubishd
by Dr. hELVmLE. and which graz uitousy u he Book
stores, application to him his Cl9a
IN =. ~.
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United States Marshal JOHNSON. of Ohio has been
obliged to commence two suits against persons for
refusing to answer questions propounded by the
assistant marshals under the census law The cases
are in Trumbull and Cuyahoga counties The pen
atty under the law is thirty dollars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

THE CRY OF DIsuNIoN-A REBUEE FROM AN OPPosl-
TIoN PAPER-The New Orleans Crescent, which sup
ports BELL and EVERETT, says in its issue of the
10th:
The Crescent has not followed the fashion Of other
Opposition journals and of the Democratic journals
that support Douglas, in proclaming Breckenridge,
Hancey, Shdell, and Company, as Disunonists; be-
cause these gentlemen deny that such the case and
we DO not believe 1t Of them even if they had not
1nufpd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-25

In New Orleans the unusual mortality of last
week was due to the intense heat of the weather
The Delta says there were forty deaths from apo
pexy and forty-twO of sunstroke in the total NOR
tally Of three hundred deaths. These with Others
were nearly all produced By the effects of the great
and prolonged heat. The mortality from fevers is
very sma-less than is usual at this period Of the