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MoEF CaSDtpA1rs.-Thc Blael Reputli
csr. auti-slavcry cs~tcnsiOnists. pov.wCvcl
in Chicago, a few asys since, and ha,cbei
cut this dsicctahlC tskSt: For President.
Abe Lincoln. lbett,' known a. 4. Link
hcrn.) aud - lIamlin. If Maine. tor
Vice. Seward. Greedy and Fred Douglas.
and the other Cto.shins we're thrown over
tusrl as 80 mauy Jcnshs. "The mountain
has lab,red and trough, forth "a nice
twoof them. We hope our Southern ca, is
visilan. sneash,s destroy them. Kentucky
Virginia and Missouri we're represented In
the Convention t-sf~~ ffscdcn-sttieksr
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corrOs BtoOss.-we have received a
letter from a friend in Texas Who says
their cssies Is blooming finely. Rather
ahead Of Pamela. b
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
VIEW frame Dwelling,

containing SIX rooms, Cabins, Oin-honss. pratt's
improved Gin.staud. and Mill attached. y good
yganE Orchard u select iriit trees. and good wa.
ter. There are but lev pltcss in the country, Of
its site. better improved. and none more desirable
as to location OF richness VI soil. The improve.
useuts and mos, q the cleared land. are situated
under The blaf falling of into Coldwa,er bottom,
free from overflow and exempt from Ievcs tax.
There IS not = more desirable .tilhhorAood In
the county. convenient to Churches and school, H.
miles West Of sariis. and about the sane distance
from Pamela. john grfItuN.
Pamela. Miss. May 81. lS6O. ls-4w.
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NANn FNN SAAE.

OVER F0R SALE The place on which | live.
containing iUJ acres. II desired. | will sell
e@j atrcs. which vii ineluls tho Improvements
and ali be cleared land. There Is cleared. On tho
tract. about iIt acres, ail fresh aud IN good con.
d.tiou for tatirE crops. The mos, Of the cleared
land i In The bottom. oil under good fence. and
ia abigh state Of cultivation. Ills well improved .
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DHON0GRAPHY.-A LECrUR on PIiONO
GRAPlil tadmlssion ffoe) viii be T'en by D B. MEL
LsH, practical rcpoTef No. Is Lhishi st SArURDAl
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Union for the Sake Of the Union.
Mas Meeting win be he'd st the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On SATURDAY Oct a. ct O'Clock 2. m,
In support Of the
UNION ELECTORAL TICKET.
HON CHARLES BELME..".. ...Oy KssTUcKY,
GOVERNOR BRoWN.......".......oP rRsSssssE
HON Mr.. .EWING..................oP IHsNKssxH,
JUDGE {. J. JENKINS. ...'..'oP oroRsiA,
Win address ouI eowc upon the dangers which peril tie
Union and the Connutio1
AL opposed 10 tie Election OF Lincolo and Hantn arc
eane-lJ nvrled to attend
By order Of the Committee.
JOSHUA j. HENRY, Chairman.
JKHiAL READ, Secretary.
Freemen to the Rescue.
9RASo s Of ssAhSs &. LEV Al sos M. Meet
* sIDA t' g & .h Is S e T .hs s
naon Of TREDEKl,K A. C0NkLlNG, fot Coase, Tas
irg ed s-nenen baye been lnyt6 aad e
'Si,'S; Sak ITSSs boon hn hghkSE &lELE SHAs
bARa, ANsaAii s.a ifikt62RiCK kApP, co. pirreS.
HOt n IN, .sq, sI1IsMUND kAUFMAN ssqr soLoAoS
L. LIE" LEa is WATTS, Prssi,eOt Avenue Association
JOHN LEWIS Piesidens HoastJn'st Assaci>si0h
: : sSSsaR1GS' sSSSaRT, secletSie.
Fifteenth Ward Torchlisht Procession
MORGAN AND VICTORY ..,....,.,,
r,rrr,,rs w,Hp C2HEkiE MISt-A@sKfs ! AsP K2SEslY'
net It h[ ssdS % = oc5c cpaysnin Asi a' 5as
AVII in grad Ra.iacssion Meeting at
r'np'n' M''Aii AifiR22HD;EhSR i22HD;Eh S Fsy a. 20 ;U5SKLISG
IvEhSON w. KNAPP
President
g. VI KELLEY secretary.
Twelfth Ward Republican Campaign Clab.-A
sua meeting Sin De ned Iiilo fIday EsEN-
iNG y O'clock at the ssquaeTsv v on 81 Az mar ld
wIuIAx E. PiBoR, Secretary.
Nineteenth Ward.-A Ieg4l. meeting Of the X,xth
ON, ter, corner 5th 3D. THIS krrjsyD EVEN
NO. W" ~ o. TIruMAs J. MARSHALL President
IosS yosSs GSGFsH %mr. j. sscretaiss
RenubIjcans Rally 1.-The TNENTlET WARD RE-
piTbIICaN ASSOCIATION will meet TolS (FIidsy) EVEN
as III Hon HENai WILSON Of M.ssochu,e ,s, and the
Hon PEAbUDf WI 'diIfs; the esi1g tssIy 70
secu sesls ShMUtL SiENObhiHI AIesi'o'@
0. S BAKER, Secretary,
Twenty-First Ward.-A Regalaf Meeting Of the xxI..
WARU IOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN AJSOCl ALTON
vii be held Heaoqusers No ABS 4tuav, THIS tfndsy)
kNE>ING, 2tth iuss a. y o'clock. THOS CLoUDSLY,
J, IN +. CLKnY, (Sa.r.,s,;.. Ihairlnan pro ten.
south BrookIyn lampaign Ciub. .-VVgw.m Court
FRtDAY Oct 70 X NJ POER and o. L. BEARD esqs, after
witch tenhsl LIN Of the IL ePIes;%Pies % p.sr Vsiron
Isaac L. MILLER L. w. MUsRAY, SecIetarles
orn msde at the shortest hogc-i ol Bacx hd ous SVef
% aug, aud Df4b Ensmeod Cloths also, Lanterns
aid Torches Ct every oesciron. Apply No. lSl Chatham
fqu IL the ClOthmg otoe
All Wide-Awakes oan procure, at she lowest price ard
noest nc. orb, Albany and Hartford styles ol
COATS CAPES CAPS al ;oors two style Of Improved
TORCHES. and beautiful Vide fAG E flr Cap
Cape ornament, at st per lO MANN sas broae~aJ'
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DEWARD. $500 Whereas JOHN SHERI-

pEWARD, $500 Whereas JOHN SHERl-
1t DAN HOGAN esq, Member Of the Legislative Assembly
Of The Province d nad. left his usua sdnce IN ne monh
December lest and has not been hoard Of since inst te
notice hereby giyen that Reward Of will be paid BY the
Oossnn ent Of Canada TO any person prsons VINO % M &
such evidence tbs be conddered satisfactory 20 he s
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y fNua CASKS, from lO TO 2Oo gallons s,Sr, ssr,
O.NWVt suitable for Cider sc.-tJwsys on haseax1
age supply Of second hspd Flour barela suitable M
packing Also supply Of new Barrss - ~, f "A
,.. ,oS Flour App.s Potatoes sc mlde t,y eee ~
very low. 4. bho"S w.
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,rs%uh, r%uh, 80. SEPI' siIC4k ASS0CIA ION o tas iAtn
- "a se,l meet on FRIDAY tbnj EfEr"""' Oc' %''~'
,r1eck II the beetker Buildings, an ,Is A.
sst err vii aofess tie meeting Oh 'ls PciP' o.
fhe il offended to all h9ldns opposite pies
- 20 stef< snd take part IL debate a. 70 'N' s '- ''
atheT PnneiFSs' At23usTus n. DOW, President.
=, n ro.,Sp Secretary.
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Amusements.

A CADEMY Of MUSIC-MARTHA.
IA nual
SECOND APPEARANCE OF CARL FOAMES
THIS (FRIDAY) ONLY NltHT OF MARTHA
CARL F0hMES
in bis uest role Of Plunhe for whom 1t was originally com
posed.
Mime INES FABBRI,
for time Ga america, ,as.s.''''''Ls1y heariets
Nine MARTINI DOkhY, as .'...'.'.,'''''''''iN iNane,
Sig eTIGELLI fof the frst time In America, Lyone
THIS (FRlDAY) EVENING. Ocr %, at y
only Light OF Fl TOYS celebrated opTi oi
MARTHA,
With the fol owing III .gEihcent cast; -
Nine. MES FABbRI for the hrst time Lady ienrlet'
Nine. MARTINI D0RMY, ss..................'..Na Nancy
Sig STiGI LII the hrs; time Lyone
CARL FOkMt in hts great oIignsl role of.. Punhe.
Sig bULLEh 70,
ChAND ORCHESTRA, CHORUS, and CORPS DE sALLEi
CondnctoI. ,...,,....,.,... CARL ANSCHUTZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

KEEP IN THE SHADE.-The reign of the
baleful Sirius has become a fearful tyranny
red-hot reign of terror. The cool breezes
that would come to soothe the aching brow
and burning cheek are strangled in their in
fancy, and the sunbeams, the petted and
spoiled children of the tyrant on the throne.
delight in nothing more than in wringing
the hot drops of perspiration from the toll
ing sons of men.
II is too hot to work-it is too hot to play.
1t is too hot to do anything but to crawl into
an ice-wagon and go to the mountains. This
one might do, if it were not too hot for one
to undergo the fatigue Of borrowing or col
lecling the money to pay ones expenses. 1t
is so very hot now that the most accommo-
dating man in town would mt help you of
with loan of twenty dollars to save your
life, nor write you check for that amount
if he owed you thousand.
AS you can't get out of town, the next
best thing for you is to keep in the shade as
much as possible. If you don't, the first
thing you know you'll find yourself knocked
down by sun-stroke. About this time last
summer such knock-downs were quite COM
mon, and it was very little hotter then than
now.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

A BELL AND EyEsErr Bella bell of
about I.600 pounds weight was cast Wednes-
Henry n. Hooper d Co., on Causeway street.
The bell was ordered by the Massachusetts,
State Committee Of the Constitutional Union
Party, and is designed for use at the political
gatherings of the party during the Presiden-
iial campaign. A number of :. Union mems
witnessed the casting of the Bell, and after
the work was completed three hearty cheers
were given for Bell and Everett. Mr.. Hooper
was also compIimented with three cheers,
and made Acknowledgements OF the same Ia
a few remarks The bell bears scyeral APP
propriate inscriptions. Iii to be handsomely
heard in few days-Bost0n Courier l4th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

re- The Union and American, who has re-
Gently picked up some very remarkable po-
IiticaI information among the ''oldest inhabi-
tants," gives US, in its yesterdays issue, the
proceedings of the County Convention" OF
the BRECKENRIDGE Democracy which, to n
very small extent, came off at the Court
House last Monday. With our usual enter
prise, we sent no less than two special short
hand reporters TO that Convention" with
the intention of giving the full proceedings
in these columns. But they returned with
the report that nothing was doing in the
Convention and nobody to do it. The first
who returned was able TO count but eleven
doses. even when the affair was in its ''pitch
of PRIDE When the second one left, the
number had been reduced to five-that is,
the Chairman, the Secretary and three MEM
bers. This looked small for BRECKENRIDGE
Democratic Convention" two days after a
ratification meeting (which is said, by some
of the oldest inhabitants, TO have been the
most enthusiastic affair that has been wit
messed here since Gen. JACKSON retired from
public liie," and we therefore said nothing
about it. But since our contemporary has
deemed the proceedings of sufficient impor-
lance to appear in his columns, we regret
that our reporters did MT stay longer with
the hope of seeing more.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
From the New York Dispatch, Oct. /, 1859.

soNEInISG FOR TIE LADIEs--A new invention has
recently appeared which, although useful to every
body is specially claimed by the Ladies, as being e1
actly suited to their wants and requirements They
are delighted with Spalding's Prepared Glue 1t
brings up no disagreeable associations Of sticky glue
pots and sitting odors but is merely clear transpa-
liquid, in pretty little bottle, with small ac
eompaDyng brush, fit to stand on the daintiest toilet
table in all the land, with cologne and China tribes
And so useful it proves, too if any accident happens
TO the ten thousand little knckknacks that ladies' de-
light ill., No sending to the manufacturer Tor re-
at an expense scarcely less than would attend
the purchase OF 4 new article few ofthe Cry stat
drops, ski:lfully applied by fair fingers will set all
right For furniture for work boxes, for books, ior
everything, it is perfect little family physician
TIE amount OF mouey that one OF these bottles Can
save in a month, would seem almost Incredible, and
Ladies rely on their Prepared Glue as sort oil ma
gician that can effect everything. And they know,
too When any article Of domestic form meets Inc
enthusiastic sanction at their hands that STaldings
Prepared Glue has received you may be pretty sure
lis something worth having on your closet shelf
june20-2E
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

The ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELs-GREAT FOURTH
OF July BILL FOR To-NIGHT.-The Ethiopian
Minstrels will celebrate the GLORIOUS Fourth
at the Theatre tonight, having gotten up for
the occasion bill that everybody will pro-
nounee Irregular sereamer." 1t is Fourth
ofJuly bill, and should it fail to carry the
house by storm, Ethiopia need MT send any
more of her minstrels out this way.
The troupe of Messrs. Long & WELLS pos
sess more talent of their peculiar kind ihan
any other band that has visited Nashville for
years. Several of them have fine voices, and
their instrumental music is excellent.
AS we issue no paper tomorrow, we be-
speak for the troupe now good house to-
morrow-night and the next Go and hear
them, and you will not be disappointed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
Union Prayer-Meeting for the Per-
petuity of the Union.
FREDERICK CITY, Nd, May 1, 1860.

FREDERICK CITY, Nd, May 1, 1860.
DEAR BROTHER AT a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association of this
place, on the evening of April 80, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Res0IUed By the Young MEMS Christian Asso-
citation OF Frederick, Nd, That in view of the
distracted state of our country, and the
bitter unehristian feeling which peryades the
various portions of our great confederacy
that the afternoon between the hours of and
O'Clock. of the ensuing Fourth of July, be
set apart for the purpose of Offering up
prayers to our Heavenly Father and :. giyer
Of all good gifts" for the perpetuity of our
glorious Union, and that the Christian Asso-
Citations throughout our country be cordially
invited to unite with US in supplicating a
Throne of Mercy for his Divine interposition.
1t was further
Resolved, That the officers append their
names to the above resolution, and send e
copy of the same TO each sister Association in
our Union.
In conformity with the above, we earnest
ly invite your Association to cooperate with
us in duplicating Divine Goodness for the
perpetuation of our Union, and the continu-
alton of the blessings and privileges which
as a united people, We have thus far enjoyed.
In christian sympathy and fellowship, we
| are yours,
Wv. HALLAR, President.
| III. G. koEHLER, Rec. Sec.
A. FEARHAKE, Cor. Sec.
To the Cor. Secretary of Y. NJ. c. A, of
Nashville.
In accordance with the suggestions con-
| tanned In the above circulate, the Young
Mems Christian Association of our city will
hold Union Prayer Meeting this evening at
the First Presbyterian Church, commencing
at O'Clock. The ministers of this city and
| the members of the various churches are cor
daily invited to attend.