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why wa. buchanan N.minatedl

The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, in letter written just
before the meeting Of the Cincinnati Con-
vention, said there were certain movements
then going on iii Washington, the purpose
of which was to adopt, in the Cincinnati
Convention, compromising course on the
subject Of slavery, to conciliate 1.-THE I'M
sound wing" of the Democracy, and to NOM
mate the candidate most acceptable to the
Freesoiers. This writer further added that
Southern Representatives were engaged in
this business for the sake of success. We
think we see in the confidence that the
friends Of Buchanan expressed when the
Convention met, of his nomination, con-
frnation of the statements of the lTcurys
correspondent. What but some previous
understanding could have made them so
confident, and have induced southern dele
gates to yield so readily to their opinion.
Certain delegates from the South had scarce
ly got to Cincinnati, before they were tele-
graphing home that Buchanan would be
the nominee. How the thing was regard
ed by outsiders at Cincinnati, is manifest
from the following extract of an article,
which appeared in the Cincinnati Gazette
on the morning the Convention met:
Buchanan men, last night, were, or affected
TO be, certain of his nomination. Some pro-
fessed To think that he would be nominated
on the second, others on the third vote; while
the extremely ssngune believed that he would
be nominated by reclamation. We think, on
our part, that Buchanan has gained strength
within few weeks, and even since the delegates
began 10 assemble here. The infamous out,
rage upon Sumner and the infamous proceed
ings OF the Border Rutiians in Kansas have
created such al excitement in the North, th at
he politicians see that scith0ut they take Up
some man hke Mn. BUCHANAN, VAo has not
been closely identified tcith The Kansas Nebraska
Bin they ciH haze no chance OF doing anything
ia The Northern States. Hence, they are will
ing 10 dodge the issue by throwing overheard
both Pierce and Douglas, and nominating
Buchanan who does not occupy q position
quite so Antagonistical to the Anti Slavery
sentiment Of the North, as they do. The no
Rination Of buchanan By tAs Democratic Gen.
reRtioa, BiH be a Free Soil triumph; for al.
though he would not be satisfactory to those
who oppose the extension Of Slavery, bis no.
mination over the heads Of those who havs
done 30 much 10 further the purposes OF the
Slavery pFepagandists could only DO accom-.
plished through 9 consciousness that these
champions Of Slavery were weak, and could
not be put in nomination without great risk.
We say nothing in reference to the ingrati.
tude OF the South, aud the bad effect il will have
upon the Northern dough.faces should Pierce
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and Douglas be thrown over board-although
we have in onr eye number OF young pollti-
clans Of easy conscience, or no conscience at
all, who are ready to earn their promotion by
doing the dirty work of the South-because It
is no concern of ours Let them take care OF
themselves. But we were not prepared for the
exhibition of weakness, aud dread of meeting
the issue they have raised, which, Gf the Buch-
anan men are to be believed the Democrats
in the Convention are about to make. The
nomination Of BUCHANAN aoiH be UirtuaIly an
admission that the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise sCas a false step, and condemnation Of
PIERCE and his administration.
What will the people of the South say to
this scheme of conciliating Northern anti
slavery sentiment?
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Tsedi.,urbnnoo IN Tho convention.

The disturbance 10 the Democratic Convention
this morning was occasoned by the Benton Dee-
cation from Missouri, which the National Commit.
tee had refused 10 recognize. They made an as
sault upon the door-koepers and rushed into the
main passage Of the Hall. About the time that they
got fairly into the Hall there vigorous display
OF pugilism, and several persons who opposed the
Bentontes we're knocked down, but amid cries Of
shame, the bold band Of Missourians marched down
she aisle and his friends got seats-shame, order
and other cries prevailed for few minutes, and the
Convention then proceeded with its business.
favorable opportunity occurring theleader of the
Bentonites eDdeavored to address the chair las our
reports shows when the chairman refused TO recog
pize him, and with bis friends be bowed 10 the de'
cision Of the Convention and rstired.-These were
the points. The Bentonites were determined that
the Convention should take the responsibility OF
their reection-that they would not be quietly ig-
nored by the National Committed -thereiore did
they made forcible entry.-Cin. Com.
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Madame George sand.

We copy the following from the new novel euii>
tied "Aspenwold' recently published in New York.
The italics are ours:
"In the course Of the evening, continued Mrs.
Derby, II was presented 20 one Of iho most intel
lectual looking women lie the room, and engaged in
conversation with her. After discussing msny to-
pics, at length happened to speak Of books, and
romances in particular. The lady said that she had
never read many novsls = her father did not ap-
prove OF Il, as he heard Of yoGng ladies' becoming
lunatics from this cause
'Possiblel" said !, in astonishment-'whatd deli
cate ereatnrei Pray do you admire George Sands
writings, Miss Blank" ] asked launching cut into
most enthusiasts panegysic upon her genius, her
suherings, and her urongs. eorsring her sans uish
Tia fg isapss Of silence. When | bad concluded,
amid los msrmur Of applause, turned 70 the in
selieciaal looking beauty, ~ she inquired with
eharming Haipsss, "Pray, Mrs.. Derby. Is Georgs
Sands the same man that makes he cslebraied
Sarsapariayn
AsrsEevpIush would say, you may phaasy ny
rhesiinks"
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Mhnr old million SAYS.

Col Benton has been called on by many gentle~
men, at his parlor 10 the b. oadwsy Hotel-He Is
electouesring bard aud hot for Buchanan, and Is
death and woe on Pierce and Douglas. BE says:
''This Administration lie most weak and corrupt
sir-oorrupt and weak, sir The President don't
know his own mind for Que hour, sir-nUt for one
hour. Look at our Foreign relAtiOus.-There is
more danger OF the peace Of the world being dss
turbed than you are aware sir, more than you are
aware Of cir.
1.-The passions ofthe people are fearfully aroused
sir-iearfully aroused. Mention the name o! Doug
las and every bad passion lie aroused-every one
aroused. sir. de is political fllibuster, air. He
could not carry Free State Tho North is ineens'
ed, very justly incensed al bis conduct, sir This
thing Of Slavery agitation all settled sir, until
he broke il up. The angry feeling Of the North Is
very just, SIR
"As for Buchansn-neVer a leading man In any
high sense, sr--but Of fair talents, and very
pure man IN both his public and private life sir de
is g man OF peace, sir--eminently a man OF peace.
The effect OF bis nomination would be 90 restore
peace 20 the. country, sir."-CiH. Com.
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CRANES PATENT METAL C BURIAL CASKETS
N o T &c E.

AM happy to hnd that Mr.. Anderson, IN advertise
meat inserted in the Daily Patriot the 2nd inst has
accepted my challenge and appointed the 4h as the day OF
trial My challenge has been in all the papers for thirty
days. suppose that Mr.. H. was aware OF my ao-
Nashville for three weeks or he would have
given longer notice Of his intention 70 compete with
his LITTLE GIANT Min against LEAVIrT's EXCELSIOR
Now having heard Of his advertisement for ths first time
last Tuesday evening" return to the city, OF course
could have time make the slightest preparation will
therefore, propose postpone the trial. and have take
place any time may both decide upon after the 4th ne
selecting dsnterested men, ant selecting similar
number, to decide upon he point At issue.
have placed exhibition Of my Mills this day, to
enter competition with all others offered for public Ia
Vor and be judged upon as its merits deserve.
je5- }. Q. BALDWIN.
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sUNMER FRosT.-There was heavy frost in ibe
vslley Of the Little Manu. and the Whole region Of
country in this vicinity, on Friday night Fruit has
bat a poor prospect for the coming season; and IN
some respects the indications for she farmers are
not encouraging Ia many instances corn ives
planted to early, and tbs ground which received il
was 40 eeld and damp thai it did not germinsss At
all Hu..rsds Of acres IN this section have been
ploughed up and planted over again on that accounts
and hence the growing grain Is several weeks be-
hind lie usual progress Strawberries have become
quite plenty in our Markets and u the suburbs Of
he eitF.-C;n ColVsHtiaH, .jitas 8.
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TUsr RECEIVED, 90 bales PICKED WOSS, and
y for sale low by (je6l DAVIS, PILCHER co.
CIRCUIT COURT AT CARTHAGE--JUNE RULES

Edward l.. Bradley e. ais. Cs c,Ia Of S1sv.s
Terry Bradley and Mary Gage.
(AME the compliments t their solicitor when appeared
~ Clerk affidavit fled, that the defendants Terry
Bradley and Mary Gage nonresdents OF the State OF
Tennessee il is therefore ordered that publication by adver
tsemen be made for four weeks in succession the Nashville
PdtyiOt newspaper published in the city OF Nashville,
qung the said defendants appear before the Circuit Court
Smith county, the Court House in Carthage the 4th
Monday in july 1876 then and there to plead demur or
swer to compliments BILL and in default thereof said bill to
be taken for confessed and set for hearing pdrte.
je6-w4t-prs fee So THOMAS FISHER, Clerk.
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The weather at present is very warm and
dry good rain is much needed. Wheat
has improved wonderfully in the last two or
three weeks. The corn crops are in good or
der and never looked better. Rye and oats
are very promising.-LsbanOn Herald, Nay 5.
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Valuable Lots,

situated in the excited district:
Lots on Market street. opposite the Rutedge Prop
erty.
Lot fronting 40 feet College street, and extending
through to Hume street, Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
Property. -
Lot fronting As feet College street. in the Campbell
Property on which there is a double frame tenement
Lot fronting 30 feet College street, and adjoining
the Baptist Church.
several Lots College street, part Of the Mallory
Property.
Lots on Maple street, University Place, at the
junction Maple street and the Murfeesborough Turnpike
lots every and anywhere in Maury and Caibornes
plan Of lots.
Lets in o. EWing's Addition.
Lots in the Wetmore Ewing Addition.
Lott in the Barrow Grove Property near the EpiscopaI
Church.
Lots on College and Market Streets in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place, and
Lots generally everywhere.
We can Accommodate everybody with Lot that wants one
We have them of all sorts, sizes and shapes.
All good, bad Indifferent, some Of fine soil, others
Astounding elegant rock Of free SOIL others possessed
Of valuable privilege Of contributing 20 the support OF our
City Government he diffusion Of knowledge aud to the
extension Of Railroads.
in short pledge ourselves to suit all persons II any
one should anything extra uncommon, we VIII man
uacture suit hum being amply supplied with the "a"
material Call soon, they are going. -
uav9g-fm 80 College at
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PoErRY.-If the beautiful alone Picture"
of NANNY" and the little ones, drawn by
Mrs. L. Virginia French, and expressed in her
admirable style of poetic composition, does
not strike every Southerner as beautifully true,
then we'll acknowledge that We don't know
what truth isl-Memphis Wing.
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TIMK's RKTRBurIoSs.-In Mr. Blair's recent let
ter to the Republicans of New York. he states that
Mr. Buchanan recommended the deposit ofthe $780,
600 OF government money in Simon Cameron's
Bank, for the purchase of the Globe for Mr.. Polk;
and now the Union, which the fruit Of that
purchase, is doing all it can to cut Mr.. Buchanan's
throet Gin fam
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Mons. j. G. CSON ADY

Ii AS opened at No. 25 Rue Deaderck, Establishment
where he keeps hand 1t all reasonable hours Re-
freshments Fruits, Cigars, &C. &c Of the finest and best
qualities and kinds suited to the wishes Of the people OF
Nashville and vicinity He has spared expense pains
in fitting his rooms, combining French style and Amer
taste and he feels assured Of satisfying those who may
favor him with call portion Of Is respectfully
solicited je4-1W
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Straved Oh. Stolen

TNROM De. SHELBY's PASTURE, between the 26ih and
II 80h Of May, large BAY HORSE, about eight years
DID, both hind feet lille white
ALso-with the Horse, small BAY MARE, about ten or
eleven DID, with white about her, and little dap
Piled.
LIBERAL Pstcdrd win be paid for their return 10 the
General Stage Once City Omnibus Stables, Nashville,
Tenn G.. H. SLAUGHTER CO.,
jeS-1w Of City Omnibus Lines.
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Nashville Female Academy.
FORTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9, TO, IT.
TINE Senior Class will read Essays in the Academy Hail.
4 Exercises each day viii begin at O'Clock, A.
On Monday and Tuesday, in the afternoon there will be
exhibition Of the Fine Arts Oil Painting, Drawing and
Embroidery in the Exercise Hail. Special attention is in
vited TO this exhibition.
Our Friends and Patrons respectfully invited to be
present on all these occasions.
Next Academic Year will begin Mondsy September LIST.
Teachers will lie in their places the week previous to receive
classify Pupils Each Academic Year consists Of forty
consecutive weeks counting the preparatory aud clos
ing weeks. L7-3tl c. D. ELLIOTT
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THE steamer ELLA, will leave as n
above and all intermediate ports GFzLNts.s3sSaa i
Monday, the 9th inst, at p. N. HSzzzzzzz=zszz
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
juut9 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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IMPORTANT
To FarvsRarS and NTanVVfo ptUyPars


no form your opinion which is the best Moving
~ and Reaping Machine in the country until you
Dets Dunhams Cam Power at the trial Col Johnsons
farm on Wednesday, the 18th inst This hne though
only years old has in every instance proved itself the
best combined machine 10 Its simplicity strength
compactnes, Ightness Of draugh wi which Il may
be handled and the still more important fact that should
after long service need repairs they be made by any
blacksmith without the Inconvenience and expense Of send
ng foundry machine shop, las il without cogs
cranky make it at favorite with the Farmers. The
right manufacture for Tennessee and the Southern States
may be by applying subscriber during this weeks
at 20 Cherry street. Broad, Nashville Tenn there
after at SomerYile, N. J.
jt9-d3t" DAN'L J. TRUMP.
TIM PLATED boxes just received by steamer
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leo d. D. DICKEY.
HOT BLAST IRONS tons just received and for
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bacon HAMS-4O casks OF had and for sale by
ID d. D. DICKEY,
ie9 No College street.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.
Great Excitement!
THE CITIZENS IN ARMS!

w AFTER OR NO WATER, Gas Gas; Light or Dark
w ness Macadamzed Streets Mud Bridge Bridge
are questions engOng the attention OF the Ith and
Sth Wards
Wishing to have hand in everything that is going
have concluded TO pitch into this free fight, and, by Of
IN
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DEIUGE DTEWRERS. ATTENTT0NI

EINHE members Of Deluge Fire Company No. -
3, are hereby notified to return their Uni Ia
form Gaps the cfce Of the Captain, without YSs73
delay, in conformity with resolution passed at ~
the regular meeting in May last. 10. DUFF,
je4-1w Chairman Standing Committee
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The Great Invention of the Ace

NJ GEARS Machine for Cutting, Planning Moulding,
IN &C. irregular forms in wood will be exhibited the
Carpenter shop of Messrs. Smith Hughes to
morning 10 o'clock. The public invited it
operation. WILLIAM FARRlS,
t9-4t OF Memphis
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\. n. n. q.

KTEMBERS Of Trabue Lodge No. 10, T. c. o. F. 49, -
WI urgently requested attend the regular II a.
session OF their Lodge to night, lMonday) bnsi- PIX
Of Importance every member win brought before the
Lodge. By order Of the N. G.
ie9-1t q. W. DARDEN, Sec'y.
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MONDAY, JUNE Q, 1865.

Hon. James Buchanan-His NOm-
1natiOn an Attempt to COncili-
ate Black Republicanism.-H
Position on the Slavery Question.
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CW zee y EI!

A PRIME article of Western Reserve End English Dairy
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ie6 Corner Broad and Front SITS
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9th. =" ROBERT HATTON, of Wilson.
9th. " w. ID. WISENER, of Bedford.
9Th. " c. Q. GROVE, Of Giles.
9Th. J. NJ. QUARLES, Of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, OF Carroll.
10Th. JOSEPH 2. MOSBY, of Fayette.
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Rogers Table Talk.
Italian Sights through American speetacles.
Letters of Lady Montague.
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Courtesies OF Wed led Life.
Irish Revolutionary History.
EutAw: A TAls Of the Revolution.
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