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as much ability, quite as much firmness. and
much more honesty aud sincerity. than Mr.
Buchanan On his death-bed. Il Is well
known to bis friends who were around Il. Mr..
Clay forgaye all bis enemies, excepting only
Mr. James Buchanan, and, perhaps, Mr.. Amos
Kendall Them he had declared be could
never forgive. 81 have forgiven Mr.. Buchanan
once,p he said, sbut cannot forgive him
second time"
Is not this known to Mr.. Buchanan His
present political allies have invaded the sane
tuary of the dead in the charge chat the now
undeniabe defamation of Mr.. Clay, 'sthe bar
gain, intrigue and corruption story" '.origiust-
ed" with Gen. Jackson; but he had stated on
his dying bed, that Mr.. James Buchanan pro-
posed. the bargain TO him, on the pretext of
lighting the intriguers "with their own wea-
pons." Gen. Jackson declares he rejected, as
an honest man, Mr. Bnchanan's corrupt propo-
sition. What trne Democrat of that period
disbelieves the solemn statement, made in writ
ing, by Gen. Jackson?
Daniel Webster, to Mr.. Clay, in letter da-
ted "BOston, July "a, 1927, referring to the
bargain story, wrote:
Il have a suspicion" (why that suspieionl)
shat the respectable member of Congress"
(the proposer of the bargain to Gen. Jackson,
as he also was TO Mr.. Clay sis Mr.. Buchanan.
If this should turn out so, it will place him in
an awkward situation. (PropheticO 'Sihce
it seems he, Mr.. James Buchanan did recon-
mend a bargain with your friends, on the sus-
picion that such bargain bad been proposed
on the part of the friends Of Mr. Adams"
An assertion wholly unsustained by proof,
up to this day. It is immaterial who "origi.
natedn the SANDER
Surely, Mr.. Choste, the special friend of Mr..
Webster, did not know of this letter from him
relative to Mr.. Buchanan.
Some of the old line Wings by this time
have probably discovered they went over too
soon to one held in such low estimation by
Clay and Webster-one, too, who viii not be
under any obligations" to them. If Mr.. Buch-
anan should cOuntenance the Wing deserters,
is it not evident he would be deserted by the
old line Democrats
AN OLD LINE Vine.
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New Jersey AbIaze stockton on the
stump.

The Americans Of New Jersey are fully
aroused and are prosecuting the canvass
with great zeal and spirit. Large mass
meetings are held daily and speeches are
made by popular leaders. There was a
tremendous demonstration at Railway on
the Sd inst The n. Y. Express informs US
that the country people for twenty miles
around, and two-thirdS Of the entire popu-
lation of the town, congregated upon the
Common, beautiful lawn, well adopted for
the purpose The stands were erected
short distance from the Hotel, which was
tastefully decorated with appropriate en-
blems From the roof was extended to flag
staff on the opposite side of the road, a
large banner, bearing the ticket in large
letters.
Scores Of country wagons were congre-
gated in the vicinity, many being gaily
dressed with American flags, wreaths, and
banners bearing appropriate devices.
The platform, which was covered with
canvass, was hung with suitable banners,
the principal of which bore appropriate in
scriptons
Two brass bands were in attendance and
headed long procession Of the people on
foot, horseback, and in wagons gaily dress
ed with streamers.
AS the trains were behind time, the or
ganization was somewhat delayed, but pre-
sently the anxiety of the people was reliev-
ed by MessrS. David Paul Brown, of Penn
Commodore Stockton, OF New Jersey; ex-
Recorder Talmadge, Of New York, and
Others ascending the platform. They were
greeted with deafening applause and the
thunder of cannon.
The afternoon meeting commenced at
half past two o'clock by Mr.. John A. Van
Osterick, who nominated Benjamin NJ.
Pierce, Esq, for President, which was
unanimously carried with applause, as also
the following Vice Presidents
Jonathan Thompson, John n wycoT, ST.,
Peter B. Welick, Dr. Samuel Abernethy,
james A. Calhoun. Walter Fuller,
and six others.
Messrs John Woodruff Lewis, HUFF John J.
High aud William B CroSell Jr., were appointed
Secretaries.
Eloquent and stirring speeches were made
by Hon. DAVID Paul Brown, Of Philadel-
phia, Recorder TALIMADGE, of New York,
the gallant old Commodore SrocKroN aud
Others. The speech of Com. STOCKTON pro-
duced profound sensation. The meeting
was prolonged till late at night. Put down
New Jersey for Fillmore and DonelsOn.
Black Republicanism quails in the glorious
sunlight of true AmericaniSm.
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New York and PcnnsyIvania,

The Buchanan Democracy claim both
New York aud Pennsylvania, by large ma
jorities. A gentleman who wishes to test
their sincerity offers 10 bet $500 that Blu
chanan viii not get the electoral vote of
New York and $3.50 against $500 that
he will not get the electoral vote of his ma
tive State, Pennsylvania. Any Buchanan
man who wishes to take up these bets
both Of which are TO be taken together
can be accommodated on application at
the Patriot Office.
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Ex Gov. Reedsr OF Kansas n0toTiety recently
made speech IN the City Of New York The New
York Ccsamsruiai, says
"Nr. Reeder was more than once during bis adj
dress met with cheers for Fremont and other indi-
cations Of the political character Of bis audience,
bot be took care no, 10 say word in favor Of thai
gentleman as the Presidential candidate or Of the
party he represented. Nr. Reeder, Il i vel under
stood, sepporis Mr., buchanan. How be can recon
Gle hls speech last night with bis opposition TO Mr..
Fremont and biz support Of Mr.. buchanan, remain
TO be explained"
keedeF is q notorious Freesoller, who NJ. Ste.
phens says, was seat By Pierce 10 Kansas foe the
purpose o. making t q fres State. ID l. n0t fur~
prslng therefoFe thai be shoaid support the Squat
ier Sossfelgn eandidate.--.Asgssfs lslroziels.
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why sleeps the Thunder of Jupiter


1t has not been very long since the
Union and american for some days beat
the drums of its readers ears with denun-
Citations of citizens of Nashville, whom it
was pleased to regard as know Nothing
rowdies," because they shouted rather too
freely at Buchanan meeting. Oh, it was
vastly indignant at this attempt to abridge
democratic right to freedom of speech and
freedom of action. So extensive were its
homilies upon the fruitful theme, readers
began to fear that nothing else would get
a place in its columns during the canvass
that it would prove to be our neighbours
monomania. So great a sticklcr was he
for the largest liberty in public discussions,
one would have thought he would let slip
no opportunity to insist upon the rights of
all men in this respect. But not so. On
the 23d Of August, parcel of Tullahoma
ruffans assaulted and shamefully beat an
American speaker for asserting his and his
party's rights, and are swearing vengeance
against any and all persons who shall pre-
sumo to denounce the atrocious and dis
graceful outrage as it deserves. We hear
nothing from the Union and american in
rebuke of them. Oh, mol Jupiters wrath
is boarded up-his thunder sleepsl Why
this difference? Is not the rutfianism of
friends as wicked and worthy of reproof as
the thoughtless ebullitions of noisy bravado
on the part of partisan foes?
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Such Pass Books, Bi Books Note Books, Day Books
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Henry clay and jaime. Buchnnan.


Mr.. james Williams has made the singu-
lar discovery that Mr. James Buchanan
was the friend of Mr.. Clay throughout the
bargain and intrigue controversy. Is it
not curious that Mr.. Clay himself never
was cognizant of this pretended fact; and
that be should have written TO Mr.. MARX
=. HARDIN, of Shelby county, Kentucky, sub
seuueut to the making Of the infamous
charge, that Mr.. BSoAaHaH nsp0 had barn
ether Ais personal or political Jriendl The
!, letter TO Mr.. Hardin, we learn from the
louisville Journal OF the 5th instant, Is still
in existence
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Cbancery Sale.

Tn pursuance Of decree OF the Chsncery Court Nash
i vile, in the Of Ann Smith j. X. P. Smith,
WILL the 18th day Of October ext expose fer public
sale to the hghest bidder the Court Hone yard in said
city, 43 acres Of land lying the old Lebanon road be
ing part Of the tract Of land belonging the estate Of R.
p. smith, dece ased, OF Mill Creek
TERNs S4LE.-Said aud will be sold credit Of one
and two years, notes well secured and lien retained
septic G. D. BRIEN, @. 81.
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cling

MR.. GOODWIN having returned from the East, Nsl~
w where he avaled himself OF opportunities lib
seldom to be met WITH begs to the Cit kk
Of Nashville and vicinity, that he viii com ~
series Of Instructions the polite art Of dancing
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1856,
At O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock P. at his Rooms
Mr.. Beech's Dry Goods Store on College street,
Mr.. Goodwin in his opening this will Introduce
Of Classic WaltSes, that will surpass in and
elegance anything Il the ind yet introduced The
Introduction Of Waiting in fashionable society has
uced him to study every feature Of its execution and
blend that elegant in moving tha makes pleasure
instead Of labor.
The Misses and Masters Glasses in the afternoon
ranged with all the advantages that be derived from
asocatng together 10 make them successful debuants In
society," and to do away with that awkward ddeIce which
at times Ike them appear rude. 1t cannot but be
Of pain parents 10 their chdr soop forward with
shoulders and chest contractd when it IL known that
by these graceful exercises it can be prevented.
~ Terms made known at his Academy sept10-1w
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1t is truly refreshing to read the Ameri-
can newspapers of The Empire State. They
are almost daily filed with cheering ac-
counts of enthusiastic meetings of the pa:
triotic masses. The Brookses, the Ullmans,
the Ketchums, and other distinguished
national men, are on the stump, and every
where they go the utmost enthusiasm is
aroused. Every ward in the city of New
York has its American Club, which meets
nightly, adding new members and stirring
up the fires. The Buchanan men have, in
a great measure, given up the contest; they
yield the State to Fillmore, and private let
tiers inform us that large proportion of
them viii vote for Fillmore and Donelson;
but, says one of these letters, "ioe can car
RI the State qoithOut their aid" Laus Dec !
The good cause is onward Let Tennes-
see echo and re-echo the glad shouts that
come from the home of FILLMORE.
WHATS i'm the Windl Breckenridge
I takes the stump!
Would oar readers know why Mr.. Brock
enridge has been coerced to emerge from
retirement, and enter the list with demo-
cratic slang-WhangerS? Would they hear
some excuse for this degrading spectacle?
We have not had an opportunity to catch
the echoes Of the debates in the secret con-
claves of the faithful, but we think we see
indications which tell plainly enough the
cause of the departure Of the Vice PreSi-
Dental candidate from time-hOnored Gus
tom. PENNSYLVANIA, the Keystone State,
the home of Buchanan, shakes, and is
about to fall from the democratic arch.
There is no architect in the party skillful
enough to prevent its dropping from its
place This prospective calamity is the
hand writing on the wall which makes the
knees of the Belshazzars of Democracy
smite together. They must prepare to
make up for the loss of Pennsylvania; they
have turned their faces westward, and look
with covetouS eyes upon the States of In
diana, Illinois and Michigan. In these
States they are to make mighty efforts to
save the party from utter route. They con-
fess the desperation of their cause, by call
ing upon Breckenridge to throw aside the
dignity of his position and to join the pack
of yelpers sent into them to win strayed
freesoilers and black republicans back into
the democratic camp. Without these free
sellers and black republicans they are lost
beyond redemption. Hence, whilst Cass
and Douglas with their squatter sovereign
ty doctrines are called out, they deem it
advisable also to work John Van Buren,
and Breckenridge in the same fields
Look people of the South upon these
efforts to achieve success for democ-
racy by the votes of your enemies; and
beware of the candidates whose leaders do
these things whilst prating OF saving the
South !
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GES. WM. 7. HASKELL OF TKSSEssxE-This
gallant advocate OF the cause Of Fillllmore and
Donelson aud the Union has commenced a vigor.
Gus canvss In Tennessee. From DOW until Novem-
Der the mountains and wales OF that noble State
will ring with bis dery elo qdence, srous'ug TN
patriotism Ct the masses 20 the support OF The na-
iionAl American candidates. The reception Of
Gen. HAskel by the HlEens Of Nashville on the
let ius, was complete ovation. The enthusiasm Of
the occasion is said 70 have tally eqaasd the ferEos
OF the camnaicn Of 4O;-Lon Loar
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ME subscribers have lust opened very handsome
sortment ofFURNSHING GOODS, comprising great
variety of gloves, suspenders neckties fancy
stocks, linen cambria Handkerchief lambs wool and cot
ton half hose, gents shaws and muiers, &C, &C. all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT
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eI'HE undersiFn would recommend - al WHO have
carls every preserve and dry their
fruii, IL us bear high prce during ne Ne
prepared pay 81 busas fer peaed Apples snd
81 IS taf a4Pszled Peaches. d. D. tlCkkf,
sas23 Nc. College street.
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A FAsRIosAHLE NEw YonK LAIR BxcoxsEe a
PUBLIc SnoER. -fhe latest excitement IN the ma
steal line at Newport r l., vas on Thursday. the
2lst alt, when Mme. Cora do WiIhArst made her
first appearances as pubic singer. Nine. De VIII
harsts maideR name wss Wighsrs, and she Is eon-
nected with some Of the veailhiest IN New YoEk.
That event took place at Ocean Hail, which vas
crowded. Nine. de wiEharst 10 described a. deli.
cate framed, beaaEiiul woman, under twenty. Ger
voice L high soprano, and l. said 20 resemble
IN quality iAat Of Asssi Loeiss Pyne. She iaseods
20 asopt the musical profession as meana Of live,
hbood. $40 -
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DENTISTRY.
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DE4LN ID IA
M Friends and the Public are informed -
WI that can At all times be found AZ my 1900
Office 10 wait on all Who msy require my VI IFYv$4
professional Sc vices, being possessed of all ~1LO
the Improved modes OF Inserting ARTIFICIAL tesh, vii In
seTt partial fall Of Teeth God PiAtnA 3utta
Pereha base The may require the preferences Of
Of the patient may Indicate. L. =. GUM.
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f'Ht CoPartaershp existing under the name Of Amison
Il Doom Co. - this diSsoivei By mutual consent.
J. T. Doom J. l. Mansfield viii consinne the business al
the old stand No 40 Broad street, under the Of J.
Doom a Co
J. 4. Doom Co, sssune al the Liabilities aud win al
tend - The selemeat Of all tbs business Of the old Grm
AkNRY AMiS0E,
J. T. DOOM,
Nashville, AUG. Is HS-im J. l. MANSFIELD.
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NEW 3 o OK S
SCHOOL ROOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
TOON, NELSON q 90, a Union Street.
A RE prepared to furnish such Primary and Advanced
II School Books used in City Schools the
Private Schools in the City and Country low prices
can be afforded in Nashville.
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
Copy and Composition Books Cap Paper Ink
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1.-THE MODERN WHITFIELD"
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AdministratOr,s Notice.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF
j. KENMORE COOPER

Vised Editi0n.
Last Of the Mohicans, Wept Of Wish-ton Wish,
Path Finder, The Crater,
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Travelling Bachelor, WyAndotte,
Manikins, Home Fornd,
Chain Bearer, Heidemnaur,
AAoat and Ashore, The Pilot,
Wing and Wing, Two Admirals,
Mercedes Of CASTLE, Ways Of the Hog-,
Jack Tier, Water Witch,
satan's Toe, The Bravo,
Deerslayer, Lionel Lincoln,
PreeauOn, The Sea Lions,
Miles Welingford, Headsman,
The Oak Openings, The Redskins,
Red Rover, Ned Myers,
Commodore Perry's Expedition TO Japan and the China
Seas,
Life and Correspondence Of Lord jeffrey,
A New Chapter In the Life q Washington,
MAury's Physical Geography Of the Sea,
MOtlsy's History a The Dutch Republic.
Just received By JOHN YORK CO.
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NOTICE
Better Late Than Never.

I'VE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE. FLAT PRESSED
Il and LYONS TWIST TOBACCO. has just been received
by LYONS Cos Wholesale Dealers in Havana Cigars Ii
quors, Tobacco, &C. LYONS a 90.
'ep 10 Cedar street.
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RSFUBLIcAS PALAcEsE EIKw YoEK-It is said
th'rr not less than dozen private residences in
New York city, recently erected, which cost from
100000 TO $4,000 each, rivaIling 10 msgni6
the royal palaces Of Europe, and inferior only
10 point Of magnitude. The most elegant dwelling
IN the city Is reported 20 have eost about $3.50 900
In one residence tlat has been fitted Up 10 most
gorgeous style, $s4, 900 was expended in four or
Eve Of the apartments, single room being fitted
up At cost OF hon So. 900 70 csc 900.
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NEW FALL 4 WINTER GOODS,

/ AN nov receiving my stock % FALL AND WINTER
GOODS 70 which invite the attention Of my
aud the public generally Also, scos Report Of Fashions
for 1886 I. SAM PRIOHITT
aug2I Bus-im 81 College street.
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STOLEN

LNRoM my residence on the Middle franklin n
4 Turnpike the night Of the 2sth inst, q f1SzS
large Bay Horse, fcll Is hands high, very large Ah
wind gals hind legs, other marks remembered AZ
the time old SADDLE and orid strup
Tiers Is broke at the strip and tied with string will
give large reward or the apprehension Of the thief and
reasonable one for the return OF the Horse.
angSe THOs GALE
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$50 REWARD.

~ SfoLEN from the farm OF Thomas Hamlet, near
Al ~ he Nolensyle Turnpike about twelve miles from
49, Nashville, on Friday night, the 2sth u August a
Deep Bay Horse, ahoot years ed very high aded
little white both hind feet, heavy TAIL car
res his tail AZ though had been ncksd shod al round
will pay s25 for the recovery Of the horse s50or
horse and thief THOMAS HAMLET
Sept 2-2w
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MIR. II. H COOKE.

MIR. B. III. COOKE.
HAVING taken IN oar busineE win nos
IL hereafter hold asy regular Auction sas. The style
| Of our Hrm remains the same.
NAsnyIi IL. Aug. 1, 1856. IRBY MORGAN CO.
p. S-Ws have removed 70 store, No. Pub &c
square, where opening . and handsome stock
Of Pail and Winter Goods 20 which invite The attention
OF Merchants generally. laugt3
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Raw K-esivca Anosh-F Bot saporior s0is Leather
Trunks add Ysiises, ashland P4lssrn) Also. ladies'
Bonnet ioEes single and ray teP q vaoa styles and oy
prie.s. JOHN RAMA6E
a College street.
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w. T. BERRY q CO., have also received
THE MARTINS OF GRO MARTIN, By Charles Lever.
THE WAHDERER, by the Author Of ''The Waterman -
HELEN LINCOLN, BY Carrie caprOn.
THE H1REL1NG AND THE SLAVE, CHIcoRA.
and other Poems. by William J. Grayson
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For the Nashville Patriot.
SUMMER SCENES, NO VIII.


"Hsrk through the dim woods dying,
With moan,
Faulty the winds are signing
Summers gone
Still the blue stresmlet gusheth- faF
Still the broad river rusheth- att
Still the calm sile nee husheth
The hearts disease;
But who shall bring cur meetings
Back agany $500
Who shall rec II Thy gree tings
Gentle strain
Summers gone 70
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK co. have just received a complete
sortnsnt Of Classical Common School Books whch Trey
Offer for sale cheap. septic
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4O NEGROES DOR SALE-

HAgEsa hana ahsat sorty Negroes or ssls consisting
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ghon srve y tkst ~Eel rccunmendsd aud pro-
perry youehed ior" Cali Goa.
aaEls -. EEEs W. f0RTER-
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Will hep seuslaalg hand asuppsy q pEy sRark-
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NEW GOODS!

u c. MeNARF o. Az openinr iAis day large Ist q
ANs >kW 6OJbS-Ab ~ Lasea Enbroiteriss Collars
ssht Belts ans bsnEs M sets q kppqns Lace. These
are ncs Eoeas O. qalcx rtAeF I'll b AZ Rone.
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Valuable CITY Property FOR Sale.


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