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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Their Relative strength.

We suppose that our readers still remem-
Der the yain-glorious boasts with which the
seeeders announced the certain triumph of
Breckenridge and Lane soon after the Balti-
more nominations. They were going to sweep
the whole country. and especially to over
whelm all opposition at the South! We ven-
tured, even at that early day, to admenish
the boosters that Douglas was undoubtedly
the stronger candidate of the two, and would
beat Breckenridge badly when it came to the
test Bat they pretended to laugh at our
admonitions, aud We waited for, time to de-
eide the question: tzIss4%a
Well, there have now been three State cleo
tions in which the Douglas and Breckinridge
men had their distinct candidates for State
officers, and in which the line between them
was drawn in the popular vote. These are
Kentucky, in which the Breckenridge candi-
dale for Clerk OF Appeals received As, 076
votes, and Boiling and Hopkins, the Douglas
candidates, 1918; Missouri, in which the
Breckenridge candidate for Governor received
II,4I5 and the Douglas candidate II ,446;
and Vermont, in which the Breckenridge
nominee for Governor has 2,059 votes, and
the Douglas candidate ll,708. In these three
States--two of them Southern States, which
Breckenridge was ''sure to sweep"-the ag-
orao 70 vofa stands TINS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
The Great Onion Meeting in New
York.

Let no man despair OF the Republic! The
oyerpowering demonstration at the Cooper
Institute, last evening, shows that there is
spirit abroad against which StctionaiiSm,
Disunion. and Demagoguism must finally 90
to the wall. The people OF this great me-
tropOlis, and of the country far and near,
were invited to come there TO commemorate
the adoption of the Federal Constitution, to
renew their fealty to it, and to stamp the
brand of reprobation upon the fanatical Re
publicanism which is doing its utmost 10
destroy it, all the while that it is protesting
attachment to it. How glorious was the re-
Spouse the full report of the proc ceilings,
elsewhere, will show. Famous as this city is
for its mighty popular gatherings, we are
certain we speak within the bounds wien we
IN the city Of Ne,o York. A. spectacle,
simply, it was worth a long journey to see
and ii spectacle that, once seer. is never to
be forgotten. Our reporters. and others who
ought to be iolerably good calculators OF
plumbers, agree in saying, that there could
oyls outside the Hall. Every class Of the
community had lis representatives there tie
learned professions, the commercial classes,
The mechanics. the day luborers-old men
| and young men-friends of Bell aud Everett
| friends OF uglas-iriends Of Breckinridge
--men differing with each other upon many
minor points, but all agreeing to union
| against the Republican sectional party, as Il
h.gh patriotic duty, having precedence over
| every other consideration. Union and Har-
! mony" distinguished The proceedings from be
| ginning to end land the meaning Of it all is
| this,--that if the POLITICIANS choose to wran-
gle among themselves, thus giving Lincoln Il
| chance 10 conquer, through their divisions
and personal dislikes-ihe PEOPLE mean to
! uRite-nay, are already united, in spite oil
divisions and dislikes, against the sectional
| ists-in the patriotic determination to ''FoL-
| LOW NO PARTY THAT DOES NOT KEEP STEP TO
THE 4EsIC OF THE UNIoN."--.E \. Express.
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A Long Road to TraveI-The Block
ade to the South.

One of our leading commission-houses yes
terday received letters from correspondents
in Georgia, inquiring after shipments of pro-
duce, which were made via the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, on the 24th OF July last
a period of nearly t,co months Other ship
ments which left Cincinnati about the mid
die of August, had not, at last adTices,
reached Nashville.
The commission-house we refer to- as well
as one or two others, are making their ship
ments via Memphis. and are determined here
after to avoid the Louisville and Nashville
Road upon every possible occasion. The
rates are somewhat higher by the Memphis
route, but the freight cannot be longer in
reaehing its destination. The Nashville Com
papy are sowing a harvest of bad feeling,
and will reap heavy crop in the futnre.-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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ers hail nom those States which have made
pre-deciarations Of their purposes? VIII
BREckIxRIDGE, can he, array his administra-
ton against the very friends who elevated il
to power? Thus, placing Mr.. BKECKINRIDoE
in the most favorable attitude, granting that
he may have a chance of election, and that
be is personally a friend Of the Union, his
success would utterly fail to give quiet to
the country. 1t would, on the contrary,
stimulate the extremists to new demands,
which would lead to revolution and civil
war; What patriot, with the facts before
him, can lend himself to the disruption of the
confederacyl The time is at hand for the
friends of the Union 10 range themselves on
one side and It's enemies to place themselves
on the other. Choose We, which side We will
spouse.
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Sheri61s Sale.

DY virtue of threeh fas. Nos 203s, 2542, 2540 to
ID me directed and delivered from the Honorable
Chancery Court Of Davidson County, Tennessee its
May Term, 1860 will expose TO public sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court Hocse Yard, in
the City Of Nashville Saturday, the Is day of &C.
tober 1890 all the right title, claim interest and
tate, which Jas Powell then had may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described property,
Cumberland River, Davidson County, Tennessee one
of said tracts CONTAINING l4s1z acres the other
tanning 100 acres, and being the same which Mrs.
Sarah Powell now resides ana In which she has life
time interest and estate. The interest here levied mp
on being the which James L Powell Is entitled 20
ny decent from his deceased brother John Powell,
being levied ON the property OF James Pt oXelI
James Shoemaker, Silliuon Son and 20 satisfy
judgments rendered favor OF Bazin, against James
Powell and Hiram Wells.
ssszE-s-z-1lea-- JlK EHNuSDSnN.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

Gen. sgd. MOORE. member of Congress
from Alabama, made speech at Huntsville,
Ala, on the 18th inst. In response to an in
terrogatory propounded by j. Ii. Gilmer, Esq,
of Va, who responded to him, he boldly
ayowed that he was in favor OF. the dissolution
of the Uuion III the event of LINCoLN's cleo
ton. This is in keeping with what Gen..
MOORE had already declared on the floor of
Congress, and with the extract from his
speech cited by the PATRIOT in one of its
articles on the conspiracy TO dissolve the
Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

~ The Boston Poet. Major Breckin-
ridges principal organ In New England, au-
nounces that the Majors drink is " fine old
Otard." The statement of this fact seals the
Marjor's political destiny. All the Democrats
about here say, that, when they have enjoyed
his hospitality, he has given them whisky,
and we have no doubt that he has treated
the Democracy oil other sections just in the
same way. Nov what must be the measure
of their Indignation and wrath to find, that,
while he sets plain Bourbon before them, he
regales bis own dainty appetite with Zine
old Otard?'' Can any Democrat in the world
stand it s-Lou. ,kQur.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Nubbin Ridge ia NEOrfon--BeII and
Everett M Getting in the Fifth District.

Nubbin Ridge ia NEOIiOn--Beil and
Everett M Getting in the Fifth District.
Pursuant to previous announcement, the
surrounding districts of Davidson county, met
at the Old Harris Place, on Friday, the 2lst,
for the purpose of forming Bell and Ever
EFT Club. Upon the organization of the
Club, NJ. n. Cox, ESQ., was elected President;
and Messrs. P. W. Brien, r. F. Bowers, W. E.
Cartwright, W. E. Higgins, and John K.
Buchanan, jr. were elected Vice Presidents ;
DR.. a. F. Grinsted was elected Secretary,
and a. L. Higgins, Esq. Treasurer of the
Club.
The meeting was addressed by John Shane,
Esq, and Major Thos. C. Martin; both gentle
men delivered able and eloquent speeches,
urging the claims of Bell and Everett, and
the Union, in a forcibe and effective manner.
The people we're delighted With their efforts
Their enthusiasm was kind led airesh, and
all hearts resolved to strike brave blows, and
stout blows for the geeat cause In which we
| are engaged.
After the speaking was over the crowd
partOok of a pleasant repast, which had been
prepared, and adjourned in the best of spirits
We promise good report il November from
| the OLD FIFTH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

GEN. BARRow.-The Lockport IN. "
Union says Gen. W. BARROW, of this State,
made an able speech in that town on the 18th
inst, and adds, after describing it
II such speech could be made In every
town in this State, the majority for the Union
electoral ticket would be thousands, where
now IL will be hundreds. Our Union friends
have certainly reason to be proud of the rep
resentatiye their Southern friends haye sent
to cheer them in their labors; and there was
not sentiment uttered but what every Ma
tiouaI Democrat could heartily respond TO-,
At the conclusion of the speech, three cheers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

g. Is it not almost time to hear from that
distinguished gentleman, the head of the
Breckenridge electoral ticket in Virginia,
who put the Norfolk questions to Mr.. Doug
las and received answers to than, and who,
upon Mr. Douglass requisition, gave his
pledge that Mr.. Breckenridge should answer
them? What will that elector do to vindi-
cate his honor if he cannot procure the re-
dempton of his pledge at the hands or rather
at the mouth of his candidate ?-Lou. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Majority for Douglas,

Very nearly two to one in favor of Doug
las. in vote of which nearly eleven-twelths
is Southern
Compared with the Bell vote in these
States. the plurality against Breckenridge Is
still greater. In Kentucky and Missouri
there was no Union candidate in Vermont)
lie Bell candidate for Clerk and Governor
Combs and 0rr-received l34.637 votes, a
majority OFT, 0s7 for Bell over Breekinridge,
and nearly as many for Bell as for Breckin-
ridge and Douglas combined.
r. s---.a- -renaar that after these tests. the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
wattersOn.


The following list OF appointments has been agreed
upon for Messrs Taylor, Whitthorne, and Watterson
candidates for Elcctor for the State Large, at which
times and places they viii be pleased TO meet and
address the people. 1t will be seen that number Of
counties have been omitted. This unavoidable
owing to the want Of time:
Iewisburg, Marshall county, Monday September q.
Columbia, Maury county, Tuesday, september 25.
Centreville Hickman county, Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Linden, Perry county Thursday, Sept 27.
Perryville, Decatur county, Friday, sept Is
Lexington, Henderson county, Saturday Sept. 30
Jackson, Madison county Monday, Oct 1.
Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tuesday. Oct. 2.
Sumerville, Fayette county, Wednesday, Oct 3.
Memphis, Shelby county, Thursday Oct. 4.
Covington, Upton county Saturday, Oct. 6.
Browns vile, Haywood county, Monday, Oct. s. &
Ripley, LauderCale county, Tuesday, Oct. g.
Dyersburg, Dyer county, "Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Troy, obion county Thursday, Oct. IL.
Dresden. Weakey county, Friday Oct. II
Paris, Henry county, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Camden, Benton county Monday, Oct. IS
Waverley, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. II.
Nashville, Davidson county, Friday, Oct. 10.
Franklin, Williamson county, Monday, Oct. -.
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct %.
Galatin, Sumner county, Thursday, Oct. -.
Lafayette, Macon county, Friday, Oct. %
Carthage, Smith county, saturday, Oct p.
Smithville, Dekalb county, Monday, Oct. 90.
Cookevllle, Putnam county, Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Sparty, White county, Wednesday, Oct 81.
McMnnville, Warren county, Thursday, NOV. 1.
Manchester, Coffee county, Friday, Nov. 2.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

DR.. II. v. NJ. MIII.ER.-This gentleman
some time ago went over to the Breckinridge-
Yanceyites, He made a speech on the 18th
inst. at Barbecue given to him in Floyd
county, Ga, in which be declared, Is we
learn from the Rome Courier, that, sin the
event of LINcoLs's election, he was for dis
rrntinp every tie that binds us to the Union.''
W Ed9efeld. u MUSi-1IrAsD, .~-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

MORE OLD LINE DEMOCRATS GONG OVER
TO BELL AND EvERETT.-The Macon, Ga,
Daily Citizen, an excellent Bell and Everett
paper, publishes list of seventeen Demo.
crafts OF that city who have recently declared
for the Constitutional Union candidate.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
A .ra t,v croakinc over

selsea. aud are now oroaking over the cer-
tainiy of Lsneeias election. But The Consti-
tutinnal Union men ot The nation Intend TO
disposed of Linenn as ,fieetnaliy rs The have
dispoFed Of Breckenridge. One sectional ag-
ita,es having been already crippled, they are
gathering in their strength tor the overthrow
Of the other, aud they mean 10 achieve it,
Glgmtls Ga. Big.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
rherwa Record..

Nc. Boteler. the Chairman Of the Bell Ex
ecuttve Committee at Washington, ielegraphs
Mr.. E II. Ewing, Chairman OF the Tennessee
Bell Committee, fatty denying the statement
made by Montgomery correspondent OF ne
Marion (Aia.l Commonwealth, that the Wash
ington Committee had Published an anti.
slavery record of Mr.. Bell, Tor the North.
Mr.. Boteler says: I'VE have Issued no other
record of Mr.. Bell on slavery, except the eno
first published at Nashville. "-baioa and
american
The correspondent of the. Marion. Cessa'e'-
reath declared most positively thai ha had
seen the anti-slayery record OF Mr.. bsl'.
which, he alleged, the Executive Committee
of the Constitutional Union party had put In
circulation. He further declared that IL was
"gotten up In Washington city. sent 10 the
North by the Bell and Everett Executive
Committee, and recommended by A. X. Boz
TELLER, NJ. c., Of Va, and chairman Of said
Bell Committee" These are distinct allega-
tons, which the writer gave TO the public
with all The emphasis OF a positive knowledge
of their truth. We cannot doubt, at present,
that he had seen the document" as stated
by him and we take il for granted, upon his
statement, that there is such document
in existence. We have the denial of Hon. A.
r. BOrELER that the Executive Committee OF
our party have gotten up any such document.
The Committee have printed and circulated
a record of Mr.. BELL, but it is the same that
was printed here and that is any thing but
anti-slavery. Now, the questsoa arises Who
got up and are secretly circulating tie doc
ument" ferreted out by the Alabama detcc-
tive, and exposed by the Marion Commonwealth
Aud what was the object in getting it up y!
May it not be an illicit mode of warfare
adopted by the enemies of Mr.. BELL The
matter demands investigation, and we have
NO doubt our contemporary Of the L ion aud
American will join US in calling upon the COL
respondent of the Commonwealth, to come ont
under his own proper signature, and tell All
he knows. Let the gentleman speak cut and
produce the ill begotteu document.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

PURSUANT to decree of the Chanccry Court al
Nashville, in the ofGeo d. HAMLET rs Lewis Jones
and others, will SELL at the CourtH House in Nashville
Saturday October 6, 1850, the ct Of land Spring
Place, known as the Tavern Stand, bought by Lewis
Jones of James Gleaves, and containing and
50 poles.
TERMs-6, Il and Is months with interest," and sale
free from redemption Security required and lien re
tanned.
Sept. 5-tds ]. E. GLEAVES, C. & NJ
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J. E GLEAvES, C. x NJ


PURSUANT to Il decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the of VIM Jordan, rs Ehud Cover
and others, l will sell to the highest bidder the
Court House in Nashville, Saturday, October g. 1860
tie tract Of land beOrg:s9 TO Ehud Cover, lying in
Davidson County and containing SlS moreor less
TERMs-SS00 cash, and residue 10 be due on the LIST
September 1862 without interest. bid of $500 for
the whole has been made by Dr. B. G.. Hampton and
the property will be started at his bid. Note with
good security required of the purchaser and lien
be retained. J. E. GLEAYES, c. NJ.
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The Cotton Crop of 1sss-eo.

The n. Y. Shipping List has made up its
annual statement of the cotton crop. For
the year ending Aug. 81, 1860, compared
with that ending the same date 1859, it sums
II nm as follows:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

DURSUANT 70 2 DECREE Of the Chancery Court at
J. Nashville, in the of Joshua d. Spain rs Philip
Melvin, will sell at the Court House in Nashville on
Saturday, October 6, 1860. the property Of the defend
ant Melvin, situated at the corner of Broad and Nc
Marry streets, West Nashville Lot so feet by lis.
TEIaMs-Sale free from redemption, and purchase
money to be due in two equal payments, and LIST
April 1861 and LIST April 1862 with interest Security
required and lien retained
J. F. GLEAyES. C. AN
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j. E. GI.EAvES, C. & NJ.


DURSUANf to decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in the case of p. W. Maxey & Co., and
others, creditors of Stewart & Owen Us. Stewart &
Owen will sell at the Court House in Nashville
Saturday. October g. 1850, Lot No %, plan of Hay
Factory property, Ot 43 by $50 eet) and being the
same Lot heretofore sold TO Stewart & Owen by A. l.
DemOss, Esq
TERMS, II and Is months, with interest and with
out redemption Security required and lien retained
J. E. GLEAYES, C. NJ
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PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the of VIM. Mauldin, Guardian &c,
James NJ Snecd and others, will sell at the Court
Tract Of so Acres of Land, some miles from this
City, in Civil District No. g.
TERMs:-6, II, Is and "A months without interest.
Tie bdding 70 commence at $40 per Good securi-
ty required and lien retained 800 required in cash.
J. L. GLEAVES, x n.
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]. E. GLEAvEs, c. & NJ.


PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the of VIM. B. Walton John Quin
and Others will sell, at the Court House in Nashville,
Saturday the 9Th Of October 1860, certain tract Of
s acres Of land, lying the ives. side Of the Brick
Church Turnpike, miles from the city.
TERMS months credit without interest, and free
from redemption Security required and lien retained
Sept.5-tds j. (. CLEANS, c L VI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, the of Hiram J. Wells Thos Leake
and ". r. Hyde and others viii sell, at the Court
House in Nashville on Saturday, Octooe 6, 1850, the
ti1o parcels of land recovered above suit by com
claimants from the defendants, Leake and Hyde. The
parcel received from Leake contains 10lx acres,
that from Hyde contains 81 acres, and the same are
to be sold to pay the amounts due 10 ake and Hyde
TERas.-Sale free from redemption, and on a credl;
Of and twelve months without interest Good securi-
ty required notes, and lien retained.
Sept.5-tds J. 8. GI.EAYES, c. NJ.
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DURSUANT to a decree of the Chaneery Court at
l. Nashville, in the Of F. Tones Jr. rs Henri
eta C. Tones and Others will SELL the Court House
in Nashville, Saturday, October g. 1860 lots No $50
and 1871 IN the E.cilag Addition.
TERMS, II, Is and "a months credit, without in
terest, and free from redemption Notes with secu-
rity, payable in Bank required of the purchaser and
lien to be retained
sept5-tdS J. F. GI.EAVES. c. * NJ
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DuRSUANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case OF Irby Morgan, Admins
TRAITOR &c, of Miles W. Atkisson heirs and credi
tors of said Atkisson viii sell the Court House in
Nashville Saturday, October 6, 1850, The Atlssol
house aud lot on Woodland street in Edgeheld Lot q
by IN.
TERNs-6 r. and IS months credit, with interest
Security required and lien retained
sept5-tds J. T. GLEAffs, O. q H..