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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1857.

IA The Charleston Courier calls eur
attention to a statement made by US, few
days ago, that the movement for the pur-
chase of the Mount Vernon Estate, by the
Ladies Mount Vernon Association of the
Union" originated with the ladies of Viz
ginia. In that statement, we did not in
tend to convey the idea that the fair daugh-
tiers of Virginia were alone entitled to the
credit of perfecting the organization. The
reference was as TO the locality in which
the idea of forming such an association was
first suggested If we are not mistaken,
the SOUTHERN MATRON," who has done
more than any other person towards ex-
tending and perfecting the organization,
and of which she is the head and brilliant
ornament, is South Carolinian We are
happy to know that work so consonant
with the finer touches of woman's charac-
ter, and showing such reverence and devo-
ton towards the highest virtues of human
nature, is not confined to the ladies of any
particular State, but that hegenerous and
noble sentiment which prompted the first
step towards it, meets quick and enthu-
siastic response from all the cultivated
daughters of America.
We avail ourselves of this occasion, to
again remind our fair readers of Nashville,
and of the whole State, that they have an
opportunity of enrolling themselves among
the number of noble and patriotic ladies
who are lending their exertions to the pur-
chase Of the Home and Grave of WASHING
TON, by communicating with Mrs. FRANCIS
B. FOGG, of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

EaB- The Joint Committee of the New York Com
mon Council to whom referred the vexed ques-
tion, who was the bravest New Yorker, and who
wss therefore, entitled 70 Gen. Jacksous Gold Bo42
have at last decided in favor OF Major Garrett w.
Dyckman, of the First Regiment of New York Vol
unteers. This fortunate gentleman will, therefore,
be presented with the Gold Box, on the l4th of
September next, with all necessary 'pomp and
circumstance"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

~ virtue Of Tenditioui exponas to me oeese9, ana
II delivered from the honorable Circuit CooTt ~
son county, Tennessee, at its Nay Term lS0' ~
70 public sale to the highest bidder. for cash. at
house yard gate, in The city Of Nashville, on nc
terest and estate which John Coltart then He. " y
have since acquired in and 10 the following
parcel Of land, situated in Davidson county
and described follows, tot: Being part Oh LSs 10
in the plan Balch and Whiteside's addition 70
beginning on jackson street. the line Of Mrs Ohrsto
piers, hundred feet from High street, ana
Jackson westward 100 feet thence PACK az
rget angles 10 feet thence towards High street IOO
thence to the beginning; for particular desetptoh O
which reference made Book Me- Y page io'i IN e
Registers Davidson county Served upon as 'he
property Of John Cotart this tnuary L ls9l:
E. r. GLAsCOCK, G. D.
aug15 JNO. K EDsi0NS0H, Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

THK STATE RoAD AND THK WHEAT CRoP-
On Tuesday the 4th inFt., says the Atlanta
Examiner, one hundred and twenty freight cars
passed over the State Road, from Ohattanoo-
"a to Atlanta, loaded with wheat. The rs-
ceipts for this freight by the State Road, on
that day, amounted 70 $4,000.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

gB- The Wilmington Journal, OF Saturday fur
nishes some particulars of the recent election in
North Carolina. Messrs. Rufin, Branch, Craige,
and CIingman are reelected, Messrs Gilmer and
Scales are probably elected; but there is doubt as
Mr. Wiliams's success. 10 the frst district, the
returns are meagre but such have been received
show a gain for the sham Democrats.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

~ Miss Curtis, Of Hartford, Conn, gave good
specimen Of ride practice At shooting gallery, IN
saratoga lasa week She fred al the distance Of es
feet, hitting the balls eys eleven times oRs Of thr-
y-Oae shots every other ball she hsed struck with
N two inches OF the mark.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

CSB- The sham Democratic State Convention Of
Ohio, recently nominated Henry B. Payne as a can.
ddEte for Governor Mr.. Payne is freesoler, and
in the State Legislature, voted for resolutions de-
handing the repeal by Congress the fugitive slave
law. He is excellent candidate for the sham de-
mocracy, which has stripe or color for every 10
cality.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

DIARRHeA.-It may be well for persons travel
ling during the summer 60 know, that IN ply
sician is not a. band safe remedy, Of considerable
efficacy, s found in stirring little wheat hour in
glass OF cold water until IL Is OF the consistency OF
thick cream, drink it down, aud repeat Il several
times in the course Of the day. If needed. Mean.
while, eat nothing, drink nothing, and ie down, if
practicable. The -four may act mechanically, aot
incidentally, by plugging up the relaxed mouths
through which the Watery particles are poured Into
the intestinal canal Here, dlsrEhosAs often the
result OF the greater GOODNESS Of morning and
ing over midday, aud the injurious effects Of bad
air on 40 empty stomach hence, one OF the most
important rules for Travellers in ell seasons, elimes
and countries, is Jaii TO brsaasf before yos
rfde.-helEs Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

CB- writer in the Carolina Times speaks Of
the moasses produced from Chinese Sugar Cane,
grown oE the plantation of DR.. D. W. Ray, at the
Fork. DR.. Ray has planted four with this
Cane, and expects to produce from it fifteen hun.
dred gallons of syrup, which will be fit for table
nee
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ESB- The New York Courier says that a strong
competition is now exhibited in that city among
dealers, in buying up the new crop of Southern
wheat As result of this, the quotations of wheat
have been kept proportonately higher than the
prices of -four.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

WAR "BMCK' Is.-When you say. in phrase
which Is nov AmericaDized, such IS a mao Is a
'briek," do you think do you knoE the origin q
uf 1t is this: An Eastern Prince on being asked,
.'Where are tie Notifications Of our city replied,
pointing TO his soldiers, ''svery man you see IS q
brick -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. =. French 81 Son.

I'm TUESDAY, August 8, will offer for sale in front
~ of our warehouse street, 10 O'Clock, the
following articles OF which desire TO close out
without reserve, viz:
80 hbds Sugar from fair 40 Painted Buckets;
prime, 500 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 bags N o, an Baltimore 25 hbls Dom. Brandy;
Coffee: 25 bbls Holland Gin;
1000 kegs Nails choice br'ds 80 bbls Julius Sm this Old
500 boxes star Candle s, full Reserve Whisky;
weight. 20 cases Matches;
1000 bbl5. Whisky, various 1tO boxes Corn starehi
brands; 100 a. Wheaton Starch;
100 Lxs Tobacco: 100 &c Cheroot Cigars;
II o. coarse and hne Salt; $50 I" Talow Candles,
10000 Cigars ass'd brands; so Backing, large and
ESQ bxs fine Brandy; small
100 doz Brooms;
With other articles in the grocery line too to
mention. aug. Is. H. S. FRENCH & SON.
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81 have always preserved ny reputation, said
Mrs. -, the other svening in the green room,
addressing herself pointedly 50 Mrs - Yea
lhe Iasalled lAir.
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e$- In New York, during the present summer
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cause, be said, she vas sweet, but anFehued.
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HARPER'S BULLETIN,

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Champagne and sweet Cider.
A lot q ne shove just received.
a g paekAges q Ae~ Yolk Made As Pampsi
81 vita silver fops,
50 bozes French Come ctleHarF Articles, mesh;
ceaaies maae 70 order tFesh every eays
craekers nate fresA daily, al Sinds;
50 ths Eutz. asEGFteis
FDa bis Ale, best bzanaE
rhs ahsse ARISES are resA aad sn Be sod cheap b.
.. G. MORRISON,
aas3. bfoa1Nsy.
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NEW BOOKS.

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ROMANY RYE. BY George Borrow.
THE RANGERS. By Capt Mayne Reid
THE DEAD SECRET. By WiIkie Collins
THE PROFESSOR. By the author OF Jane Eyre.
THE WAR TRAIL. Capt Mayne Reid
THE MECHANICS BRIDE. ByW. G. Cambridge
PARLOR DRAMAS, for home amusement.
AMERICA AND EUROPE. ByA G. DeGuroHsh
Just received and foe sale by
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CLAIBORNBS MACHINE WORKS
NASHVILLE, TENN.

rTVHF attention Of Railroad Companies farmerts Manu-
tsctarsrs and all persons desiroas % FalehAsnk ~
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TScs n rVery dsssrirfioa 0EARING CAR VIZ kELS OF
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: respeetfaly czlea 70 ths mes hsisbl shiaea nor
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faeuging Company. ~ intend 20 carry on ne p.-i
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ras oserslioas Ia our biachsa IN shop ana Boiler
yard, sn1 saa give imeediaie satalieaoA v e' ~ n"
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We are experIsaced Meehanlcs-eaeh % as personaiD
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NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA From its origin until the year 1860. With
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Of its EARLY MINISTERS By REV.
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Rev. G. Van RLHssuABR D. D,
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT; Or, Commemora-
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A BARGAIN TO BE HAD.

7 AM of ering sale my place, situated in Il
i Edgefeld about & miles from Nashville It sE5EH
contains 21 = Acres Of ground, and fronts on AEAzE
the Galatin pike McFerrin St., and the Driver road
The Improvements neat frame Cottage with three
rooms Kitchen smoke house. STABLE &C. 1t also contains
a large of fine forest trees. will sell the whole
suit purchasers. If application is made
will sell from % 70 90 per cent lower than Of the
adjoining lands held For particulars apply
WILLIAM hOBSON.
P.s. would take three four likely negroes in part
pay. auglo.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
TRUST SALE

I II = y toZ1LII.
DY virtue of deed executed to the Nashville Building
ID Association by II. l.. Weaver, which is Of record in
the Registers Office of Davidson county, in book No. 90
page 6S, tn said Nashville Building Association, by its
Treasurer, Saturday the Sth day August next,
yard gate Nashville sell at auction, to the
highest bidder cash. the property therein described
being South Nashville fronting forty feet Mar
ke street running back 13 feet which is situated
comfortable family residence. The equity Of redemption is
waived in said deed. Sale place - o'clock NJ.
CHAS. A. FULLER, Treas.
POsGpOnement.-Thes sale Of the above property
postponed Saturday. the 18th day Of August 81 at
the same hour and place. =. A. FULLER
augl1. Treas.
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THE WAR TRAIL:

THE WAR TRAIL:
On, THE HUNT OF THE WILD HORSE.
One Volume, 12mo Eight Beautiful Illustrations CLOTH
Price 81 25.
Capt. Mayne Reid was officer during the late war
With Mexico, and while in that country met with many
adventures, which form the ground last
and We truihfy say it Is most interest.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
BaAIFIeG uncalled for in the Post Once at Nash
IL vile, August Is, 1885,
Ladies, List.
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THE RIFLE RANGERS.

THE RIFLE RANGERS.
Beautifully Emtellished with Eight ependid Illustrations
on Plate Paper. Price 81 rs.
This work is remarkable for stirring aud wild adyen
lures many Of which the writer personally passed thro
and running through the whole there is vein quiet
humor, which relieves the fearful parts
tive. And his female characters on lovely such as
could belong only to the sunny South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

half vitted cd man who attended ono Of the tckaI
stsnds They pulled down his placsds, drew his hss
over bic eyes, ard committed ,uudry other freaks of
miscbevous character, al Of which were magnif ID by
AZ evening paper into-almod oresdfal riot. Blows
we're not even fhuck.
The police report ttat many Of the portsr.houses
and corner groceries where liquor is sold were closed
This was not the case however in Mercer stree. and
other ouayteYr of a like ehAra ter. An intoxicated
person IN the street was comparatively quite rarity
though the species did not appear to be wholly extinct
No arrests were made at any Of the polls during the
day.
NINTH WARD.
very respectable looking old gentleuman WA ar
rested for suspected attempt to vote ieg sny in the
Xth District No Beth une street. He alleged that
be had lately removed into another district and sup
po.ed he still had right to vote in that where be
offered his Suffrage The accused is we'll known, and
ba. hitherto borne q respectable character. Il was
thought BY some thu. be was actrg under missppre-
her zion. He az detained for exsminstlon
In the upper part OF the Ward especially the places
where 'iouor is sold we're closed with few exceptions.
Some were open on Hudson street, while the others oo
that street which were closed-for example, the Adri-
ATTIC the headquarters Of the Demo rats Of the Ward
gave access to the thirety through eide door, No
srrests for any cause exeep. the above mentioned,
we're nade in the Ward, ard peace aud order gener.
ally reisred.
TENTH WARD.
In the Tenth Ward there wAs sonle challenging, the
result of which principally to correct the mistakes
of men az TO their polls. Everything was very quiet,
although but very few liquor shops we're closed The
vote was light-hom financial csuses, 1t was said.
Tie poll in the Let District was held in the Tenth
Ward Hotel, in a room adjoining the bar.room. The
bar.room was hung about with Democratic posters,
and the bar was well pasroDzed. In the With District
the poll held in sgerbeer saloon, the kegs and
gasses having been removed 70 the back room for the
oceasion. They were used in the back room.
The vote, 20 far as we sscetaned, was in the diff
ferent districts:
Is Dist. Tucker. ClapP......ss Putnsm...s2
I'D Dist .345 votes. %
WI Dit. Tueier no Putnam. Clspp....a
ELEVENTH WARD.
With the exception Of the Seventeenth Ward dig
turbapce, which trenched upon the limits OF the
Eleventh Ward, this Ward was quiet At several OF
the polls there apparently an attempt to counterac
the good results which were intended in using glass
ballot boxes, by placing them behind something and
thus pIevebt people from seeing the votes after they
were depo, tied In the Fourth District the Republican
booth was destroyed by gang of rowdes who carried
about with them a stuffed buck The vote in the dif-
ferent di,frcis stood at O'Clock about as fsllows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

mail boys got 10 tfrowrg stcoes a. each oth,r
re corner Of Avenue Il aud Tselhb stres,. Their
quarrel spread 10 the Blues" AID Forty Thieves.
VITO exchanged brokbats bdsky for while, aid ftee
few pistol shots, &c The whole police fofcs under
Cspt Hart TUNED ou. but ss it was rear tue time o.
co ing the polls 1t va NOT coLsde ed advisable TO at
tack The mob then. Shortly after the polls ol!sed, g
portion Of the force under the command of Sergeaos
Mcconnell and Carrie stacked the mob, which inme-
diatey dispersed in all deotous-some Of the rowdies
going to the house-tops, ard csstrg bricks from the
chiuneys on the people below. Two females who
were passing were severely Injured by being struck
ath bricks Cure and pistols were discharged, and
sirl and boy received wounds, but not Of serious
character. 1t is supposed that msny Others we're in
iur.d either from the missiles the shos Of the con
fictir parties The police remsre ed in the neishbH
rood and in short tine after the dispersion OF the
mob perfect order was secured those on the house
tops oe,istipg from further demonstrations.
little boy riding around on the shoulders of other
urcbins, holding Democratic poster, was the princ'
pal attraction in the With Distrct. Everybody said
That nobody had any money to bring the votes out.
One in the street We n1lkd say: "Thers is man
"bas got money he amt goin to give il, and don't
you VOTE
Everywhere the vote was very light, and very few
votes were challenged in this Ward that We ooad
hear of. All the liquor shops were open but they did
q very dull business.
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DIE y.

BRowN-on Tbrddsy sat,noSn The 81 inst LosI;,'
sIown esgFhte Is. Q, s sDs meu.hs tue ''
The friend: II he %y respectfully invited 70 :ssS V
om he, 1n s,e re.SsScs No. y ioW street sfoelys
BoUEs-O On Tuesday, Nov. Mrs. Abigail sous' In u M
H:f Isss: friend. Of tn: family respectfully i.'s.s1
.trd ss 'r sc ss 'E E.. IT, Ts
day at O'Clock p.
on. Ggs;ss Hsv
The funeral will take place ThYsday at Icaect ne
.n om As oos n courasSt Ei.ss aaa
convey s1ces to tais them to her late residence
New Orleans papers vii please copy.
e.t n and Ausu.ts chud' aged yss-1 70
The friend. y respectfully invited % ssS 4. =.
cORNELL-on Sunday, Nov. !, George j. Cornell ID 0s
ri. 1e.rs. and frisnd. ar, invited attend h; tans
from b. late residence No iss Hudson 'nsss On wsds'
day afternoon ct o'clock
Nov 3 d old sss, Michael Canon aged % year.
nov LING-At her residence No. Ia Columbia street brocx.
lyp Margaret wife Of Thomas r. BOWLING formerly Of SssH
County Limerick, Ireland
| EDwARDs-At No. As Third avenue. on Monday Nov
Amelia daughter Ct John H. and julia Ann Edw1ds ss'o
KERRIGAN-on Monday morning. Nov. s. MieAssi HiIssy.
| son CT jams Kerrgsn q, ,.,,ss
hi; Dh3 9s , r se. p p's BIZ p.rssi: ye.
street. The fsnd. :y aud tbs .cty and q y.
ct tr sne Gos qStm ~: @s b de
| Church OF 81 FrsDcts Xsyta, West oi1tesn'" $50
| kuRP6Y-At No se4 Greenwich street on h'nasJ s"@
| New 2, Philip murphy - go, u.,ds,s
| uAIOINPY-At No S92 Co9n ba street I I ulc,a~,
.,I.et sol III Brooklyn Monday - -. a.tiy. q
| s,ns cu,,cr attSr q lons Illness, ssea " Je"s' $500
l County Ne'iu .sfb. Ire and =, -..x "A R,o~x,
soNIt the corner Of Fiy foatn .'r s Pun
| -. On srnasy evening Nov j. stsi 49, ~. 80
Sv: 90 i.s con,rsctor the 10th year oil ." ss7
| ~wvrrA. No iss West Tverty sevenss sa.st, 80
III, vile OF John Maxwell. u the ON yse " e"s
| see r,...,,b .,,,et oo Aondsv Nov.
heIhx nclSrsue native Of ArnAh, IreAna IN ths ~
| year O. her sge- uy. a.. a w q
OIIyER-At PortAa rnn'e' Oh ""1"''S"' WV w w.
| 0pver seaman, Of Boston
pnry-A, No. i1l Nneteenh street nssr Eighth svcs's.
AZ Sonds, morning., Nov. Henry Psrdse aged " ysars
ar .MNIu Chsriesowu ct the NsvyYud Buchanan. 800 q
| PaIssf Levi D. ard Jennie T. Slsum, ssed months
swIyr-At Por.ss Prince. on Sunday, Oct T'es s"i"
| seaman, u Boston.
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dsy evening Nov. i Cstha,ihe Strsston In me VI" -
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