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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

WM +. RTTCHIE and VIM. W. DUN<AYANT
have retired from the Richmond Enquirer.
Mr.. RICHIE is the son of the late THOMAS f.
RITcHrE, the founder of the E,.quirer, and
has been for several years its chief editor.
Messrs. NAT TYLER, o. JENNINGS WISE and
W. 3. ALLEGRO now own and control the
paper, under whose management it will con-
tinue, doubtless, to be the leading democratic
paper of the State--that is TO say, if there
shall be democratic party to lead.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

enthusiastic Union meeting was held at
GOOdlettsyille in this county, night before
last. There was a fine crowd present which
was addressed by W. G. BRIES, ESP, OF this
city, ana Col. 10. c. STARK of Robertson
county, in able and effective speeches The
best of feeling prevailed, and the gallant 10th
district will do even better at the coming
election than ever before.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

Otler appointments will be made in due
time
The following gentlemen have placed
themselves at the disposal Of the State Ex-
ecutiye Committee, for the Campaign, to ad-
dress their fellow-citizens on the political
issues of the day
Hon. JOSEPH r. INGERsoLL,
Hon. EDWARD KING,
Hon. HENRY II. FULLER,
WILLIAM p. SEYMOUR, Esq.
FREDERICK GRAYsoN, ESD,
Hon. JACOB Broom,
DAVID PAUL BROWN,
JAMES w. BURNS,
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Jr., Esq
EDMUND c. PECHIN, Esq,
and others.
By order of Con stitutional Union State
Executive Committee.
HENRY NJ. FULLER Chairman.
Z. C. PECHIN, Secretary, Philadelphia.
Let our friends in all the States work. as
they are working in Pennsylvania, and all
will be we'll.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

General THOMAS S. GREEN, one of the
North Carolina seceders, and who, in the
YANCEY Convention at Baltimore, put JOE
LANE in nomination for Vice President, was
beaten for the State Senate, al the late cleo
ton, by DIR PITcHFoRD, in Warren county,
which gave BUCHANAN some seven hundred
and seventy majority.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

RUSSELL HoUsroN, ESD, and Gen. WASH
ISGroS BARROW will address the people of
Cheatham county at Sycamore Mills on Sat
urdsy next. Whoever desires to be instruct
ed and delighted-who wishes to hear the
issues before the people clearly and truthful
ly presented, or be strengthened in his at
tachment to our glorious Union, will be en-
tirely gratified BY attending this discussion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

Mr. YAScEY went TO Memphis and made a
speech Tuesday night to fire the hearts of the
BKEcKISBIDoE-YANcEYd democracy there. Why
was he not invited to speak in Nashville also?
Are the disciples in Memphis more advanced
in the faith than the brethren In Nashville!
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LIST District-James L. Seward.
Julien Cummin:

There were two alternate electors chosen
for each District.
a resolution was adopted unanimously,
inviting Judge Douglas to visit Georgia.
Gov. johnson was invited to address the
Convention, and be made powerful speech.
The Convention, at the conclusion of GOV.
Johnson's remarks, adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST IL, 1860.
TO the Subscriber OF the Nashville

TO the Subscribers OF the NASHVILLE
News.
Subscribers TO the Nashville Daily NszUs
who have paid for the same in advance will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until TIE ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid.
All who have not paid in advance will be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue TO send the
PATRIOT to all the subscribers of the Neses
who were not already subscribers Of the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tinue City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued Will notify US at once. The
confusion incident to such transfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for Il few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor by leaving word at our Office.
A. S. CAMP tS co.
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Central Executive Committee,

EDWIN III. EWING, NELL s. BROwS, ALLEN
A. HALL, p w. Nancy. JOIN LELLYETT,
JOIN III. CALLENDER, Horace III. HAEEE-
SON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
The Memphis Avalanche in its notice o
YANCEY's speech in that CITY, SAYS:

YANcEY's speech in that city, says:
So great was the admiration and excite
ment he inspired, that an effort was made to
take the horses from his carriage, that the
crowd might themselves propel it to bis quar-
tiers. Mr.. Yancey's emphatic objection was
all that prevented this purpose from being
carried into effect.
Mr.. fANcEY ought not to have interfered
in that way. He ought to have permitted
bis worshippers to show how servile they
could become. When he gets to be sovereign
of Southern monarchy, he will have need
of just such subjects.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
our Cause atithe North.

All through the Northern States the friends
of BELL and EVERETT are heartily and ear
nestly at work. This is particularly the case
in Massachusetts,, Connecticut, New York.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio. As
an evidence of the zeal of our Northern
friends, witness the following notice of pub
lie meetings in the keystone State" which
we take from Philadelphia paper
BELL AND EVERETT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

sz6-If there is anything certain in the as
poets of our POLITICAL condition, it is The fact
that the people of the United States are de-
tcrmincd to make change in the administra-
ton of the government The simple ques-
ton to be answered by all patriotic citizens
OF all parties and everywhere is, whether
that change shall be made in favor of JOHN
BELL or ABRAHAM LINCOLN. This is the sum
and substance of the whole contest, and We
earnestly appeal to every man, both North
and South, to give it their most serious and
attentive consideration, and to answer upon
their conscience and honor at the ballot-box.
Tennesscaus, which do you prefer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
OR THE DISTRIC

IL. w. DEADERICK, of Washington.
,. o. P. TEMPLE, of Knox
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinB-
4. ). s. STANTON, of Smith.
). E /. GOLLADAY, Of Wilson
6. WIN. F. KERCHEVAL, of Lincoln.
!. JOHN c. BROWN, of Giles
s. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
3. ALVIN HAWKINS. Of Carroll
10. b. MAJORS, ofShelby.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
Douglas and johnson state Conven-
ton in Georgia.

MuLEDGEynLE, Aug. 1.-the Conven-
ton met this morning. There were sixty
counties represented by one hundred and
eighty delegates. The Hon. A. j. Lawson
of Burke, was chosen President. The fol-
lowing were the Electors chosen:
For the State at Large.-Hon. A III. Ste
phens and Hon.,,Augustus r. Wright. Alter
nates-Col. James Gardner and T. p. Saffold
Esq
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

ANOTHER CHANGE.-Mr. J. ". TAYLOR writes
to the Dover (Tenn.) Journal, of the 18th
inst, that he has always been a democrat"
and voted the democratic ticket" but in
the present Presidential contest he intends
to support BELL and EVERETT He adds:
1 am happy to be able 10 inform you that
/ am not the only man in my neighborhood
who has resolved to shake off the bands of
corrupt democracy, and iii the future fight
for our country and its institutions; but there
are scores of Others, and when you receive
the news from the November election, you
will have no further fears for the country. for
the patriots of the land will save it
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
DIS OIL UT ION
LANDS AMI l4OVS.

M offer for sale easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz:
Lots Nos IL and IS on Pearl Street; 81 and IS on
Washington street, each in L. II. Ianiers Addition to
Nashville,
Lots Nos 6, 33i, 335 and 10 feet Of 1856, Ewing's
Addition to Nashvile-all unmprOved.
Lots Nos 8, 8 and Z, High street, in the Plan Of
the Wilson Spring property On each OF these lots is
a neat Brick House, all and occupied by good
tenants. Also, 49, acres of Land on the Turnpike
road leading to Paradise Hill, about four miles from
the city, adjoining the lands Of Sam Cayce, W. b.
Ewing and others, and known the MADDOX place.
IL will make a fine market garden. Call at once and
get bargains. H0BSON & WIRELESS.
have the market the splendid residence of Yves
ley Wheless, with 81 acres of Land which has been
heretofore advertised and more deftely described.
expect 70 put on the market the ensuing Fall fof
which due notice will be giyen) about 100 Lots in a
new addition to Edgefield. n. HOBSON.
aug7-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
GRAND BALL AT KINGSTON SPRINGS,
FRIDAY, nth AUGUST, 1850.

A OMISSION to Ba II and supper Two Dollars La.
n dies free. Those who choose can come in fancy
Dress w. T. YEATMAN,1
augS-td L. j. KREIDER, sup >
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
Fnll Bosom Shirts.

usT received an assortment of FULL BOSOM
- sHahis, with and without collars. Bosoms Of
Linen Cambria and Bishop lawn. Also, a small LEI
OF shirts, with fine Embroidered Bosoms, by
aprs-u j. n. Mo GIL I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
Mercer Potatoes.

I'M BUSHELS New York Mercer Potatoes sood
AOO for eating or piatin2, just received and foIs
s~Ie " efz@ A JENKISS -
+ "AFa-e No II South Marke st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
COAL OIL! COAL OIL!

On BARRELS Very Beat Coal oil Just received
~ and Cor sale az 70 cts per gallon 81 the bar
rel, by RAINS, BROWN 4 co.
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Iftp AODfrliseatents.
COAL. COAL! COAL.

Until further notice, will be sold al the Yard of
u the Raeeoon Mountain Coal Company formerly
Ena) at the following prices:
Lump Coal, per ton IS so
Round Coal . :. ...-................ 90
Nut Coal " . ........-........... 90
Backsmiths do. . - .................... 3 so q
Mr. JOHN B. LANG will in future attend 10 the bust
ness of the Company in this piace
SAMUEL. T. -AGNEW.
General Superintendent r. NJ. c. Co
Nashville, August 16, 1850. "a
E- Orders can be left Box No. "a, Post Office, or
at the Yard, back Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot JOHN b. LANG,
aug17-6 Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

GoDEY'S LADIES' BOOK, for September.
GODEY'S LADIES BOOK, for september =
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for September
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September
Just received. and for sale by
JOHN YORK & Co,
aug15-tf No. IS Union street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
On saturday the lsth day Of August, lseo

valuable Lot of Ground in the City Of Nashville,
being part OF Lot No 81, in Balch &Whesde's addi-
ton TO Nashville, fronting the West side of Spruce
street forty-feet Said Lot is sold for PARTITION
TERMS OF SALE.-Said lot will be sold upon credit
OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from date, except the sum of one HUNDRED dolla- y
casn. - DAVID G. LOVE,
!. 1eiys-to F'-.s-ss Clerk and Master.
18th day OF August. = 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
Clerk and Masters Sale of Lot
in Nashville.

Thomas J. Hoffman, Admir- rs. William l.. Hoffman
and others.
DY virtue of Decree OF the Honorable Circuit
ID Court at Nashville, Tenn, pronounced in the
above at its May Term, 1860, viii expose 10
Public Sale the highest bidder the Conri house
in the CITY of Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17
For Sale.

A FINE Two Story Frame House on the "A
"A corner of NcNairy and MeGavock faaE76
Streets, in West Nashville The House con- tEEalH
tains or 10 Rooms, with necessary out
buildings, cistern, &c. The lot fronts SO feet and
runs back 170 feet 70 an alley WilI be aid very
low. Call on GLASCOCK & NEWSOM. AGENTS.
july27-2w.
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For President
ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOB The STATE AT LARGE.
BAILlESPEYTO ofsSuInner,
~, G.. TAYLOR, of Carter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-17

augl6-d2t
For September.
Godey's Lady's Book, for September
Godey's Iady's Book, for September.
Godey's Iady's Book, for September.
Petersons Lady, Magazine, for September.
Peterson's Lady's Magazine, for September
Peterson's Lady's Magazine, for September - /.
Irving's Magazine, for August 25th.
Irving's Magazine for August 18th.
For sale by F. HAGAN. q
aug15-tf College Street.
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lost or NHKSAAxD.

note of hand drawn TO the order Of ". T. Cart
IA wright at four months, the amount left blank and
signed by Henry Rutland All persons are notified
not 10 trade for the note. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at No. 30 Union Street.
aug16-d2t
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ITas wss :olersby sclive fer both common sid lump
Rockland At 10 cent? and az 81
MoxassEs OF 90 hhds Cuba were msae a. @oh -,
and a hot Of Porto REQ thin the range OF CSC Csc
NAVAL STORES quiet, aud sales limited 6: t0c.
4fc Tor GOOD shipping brands Other descriptions were
inactive and more less nominal.
market was less active and firm,
whne the Pales embraced about 400 oos, including new
noes at $40 l2k $40 20, Old DO. at tl9, ard new
prime at 81 lax Sl4 rs. Beef wss In light request
and prices steady with saes Of about $50 bbs al Is ~
Tor country mess and 81 70 $40 20 for repscked mess do
and at $ll 912 80 for extra Bacon and cut meats
scarce and firmly beld LARD steady with sales Of
800 bbs. At l3c Sc Butter and cheese steady
and In good request.
Res "A sale Of 90 tierces made at 81 e2 a 81 e.
Sugars The market was steady and the demand fair.
The sales embraced about 800 hhds, included IN which
prised Cuba moscovado, part in bond at &c. and the
remainder chiefly at exc. Ike.
wHIsKEy.-The sales embraced 600 bbis at q &c a
He4c.
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towns where the people could not, all last year,
have collected thousand dollars together in
specie. The grea, Western crop is going to
change al this Specie must Aow Westward
in the old charnels; the blood of commerce,
SO long stagnant at the heart of the body CONNER
csl viii soon circulate throughout the exrepites,
and WITTY the whole. This process viii naturally,
in course Of time involve reduction Of the specie
reserve in the New York banks To the Old figures
say $i2 900 900 or SIS 900 OO0-and create cor
responding activity in the money market, and a
corresponding increase in the value Of money.
These changes, Of course, cannot be effected in a
day. They will be gradual, and will take time.
But no one who reflects on the past can doubt that
they are inevitable.
The foreign exchange market does not vary,
and our quotations are stereotyped, viz: for bank
ers' bills on London, 1905 no for sixty days, and
100 for short sight; for bankers bills on Paris,
5.l3! lag for sixty days, and 5.l0s for short
sight. At these rates margin for profit is left on
shipments Of specie TO cover bills and accordingly
the specie shipments fully up to the average of
preceding years for the season. 1t is not prob
able that the September or October shipments win
be as heavy as usual, as we shall probably send
abroad large quantity Of food; even if they
should prove as heavy as those Of last year, the
aggregate for the year would be considerably less
The recent advance in cotton is likewise likely to
check the outward flow ofgold, by helping the hold
ers Of the enormous stock now held in Liverpool
The following table will show the course of the
stock market during the past week and month";
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SHlPPlN VS..
Rsys.............. z NOON ] 81
suS enTs. 81 HIGH wAyHR.... "
Port or New York, August %, 1850.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Montgomery. Berry, Savannah. with mdse and
Frying Pan Shoals sgpsibed steamship Jos Whitney from
Boston Tor Savannah; II so Pm Lgh, bearing
steamship Cuyler hence FOR Savannah 18th, 80 PM la
II y steam frigae Susquehsnns 10Th $50 AM, OF Long
Branch, steamship Potomac hence for Baltimore.
steamship Roanoke Couch, Richmond, &c, ndse and
passengers 70 Ludlsm 4 HeinekeB
Ship Atlanta .of Richmond Mel Whmore, Phiadelpha,
days. In ballast 10 master.
BARK Taislnsn of BALTIMORE Baldwin, Buenos Ayres July
g. and Montevideo 9Th with hides and WOOL Morton
art Of bam ore July "a LAT q 80 s. lon s. IS spoie bark
Inman, from Boston Bombay ali we'll 3lst lat 10
- 40 spoke bark Arrow Harrington, from Salem Rio
Grapde. all well; Aug lat Dos lon 81 spoke brig North
spoke bark Louisa Jewet OF St john NIB days Rio
Janeiro for New York. al well
BARK Convoy Woodward, Remedies, IA days. with sugar 70
snrteyant Aug r. lat 81 43, lon "A 30, spoke ship
Georgia for IA vannah.
Cavao washington Iavaca 80 days. with hides &C. to
Brewer Co Had light winds and Gains The entire pas
sEe AND only 81 hours fair wind ih inst of Torsugss saw
Bns Bird shsckford Para July 2s and the river
sls with rubber Ac 70 Burae,t Sailed IN company with
10 he Latitude of bermuda Aug q lat 81 Ion rs 20 spoke
BAH st Jsgo, from Maianzas for Portland.
Brig Lusrs.s r Of nalisD Ms.yel Orient Bay. St Mar
Brig Iaraiine. Presley, Elzabethport for Boston.
Brig Sisor Haskell, New Haven for Philadelphia
sehr Sally Smith Hayden, Eden'on, NC 3dsya
Schr Thomas Jefferson Chase Salem, days
ScAr Augusta Kelley, New BEDFORD, days
schr Northwes+ Haskell New Haven for Rondon,-
Scbr Colder RUE Sylvester Bridgeport for Ehzabethpor
Schr Nelson harvey, Wells, Albany for Boston
Schr James English Bliven, Albany for Boston.
Sleep Rienzt Brxss providence. adays
Steamer Potomaka, Nve. New Bedford.
Steamer Abstross, Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
One bark unknown.
Wind during the day INV.
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serensde- he Governor and The Hon. Simon del vered
brief speeches which each declared that several
States would roll up bigger majority for Lincoln than
the other. General g. W. Nye Police Commss for
New York here TO day route for Clifton Sprcge.
He 10 very popular with the republican masses-
AGAIssr TIE JERRY RIscuKRs
The United States District Court secretion here for
lew days until yesterday. Two victims sen, 70
he State rsonone for counterfeitng the other for IN
lawfully opening letters crime the penalty Of which is
not sufficiently Known understood. The Grand Jury
failed to fnd bin against the jerry The ev
dence before the jury said to have been Of puere aud
unconcusive character. The State prsop-tte model
prison OF the word-contsins about 500 c9nvcLs
description may be able TO furnish before leaving
Auburn.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SA1rRDAY, August 2J-6 y. NJ
ASIs-Tbe market wss steady, with small sales at
unchanged prices.
RRsspsIUfs --f1our-rhe market trmer, the chief
demand being FOR shipping brands OF state aud Western
The racs embraced about 10000 IL 600 bes closing
" m h. ilov iura
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SUNDAY, August &c, 1850

SUNDAY, August 70, Ieoo'
The foreign trade Of the port was active last
week, as usual at this season. The exports of pro-
duce, of which about half was breadstuffs were
considerably In excess of those of same week last
year. The exports of specie were slightly larger;
the imports Of foreign merchandise were also in
excess. We are now in the height of the fall i'm.
porting trade and the country dealers are coming
to town in great numbers. Should the mportations
be within ordinary bounds this fall, both importers
and jobbers will do an excellent business, and
there is every reason to suppose that the country
dealers will be equally fortunate. The following
are the official tables OF the trade Of the port for the
and Tor I.
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lyroRIs.
For he week. 1858. 1850. 1850
Dry goods 81 2l3,s31 ISL 241 3,l45,3e9
General merchandise 2,663 e08 zoos 4s9 3,349, 462
Total for the week ~. TT ,33o 5,ii6I36 6,sss T9l
Previously reported 81 s02 l62el7407 l52 0sl $40
Since January ss2 sI7,in les, 3a4l4a l5s,5.G,3el
E1ropIs or PnoDucg AND MERCHANDISE
1885, 1859 1sG0.
For TIE woeE. 81 ,2S6 ,237 1875 1851 l,f45,lil
Previously reported. 80 ol6402 40,437 43s 5,s2o,95
Since January /. ssl 2ol $50 $3.50 325 56,672 o5s
ExpoRrs or SfTcM.
1855 1859. 1850.
For the week ....... 1856, 40 15sls7e l.130 G96
Previously reported Ii, 144lI9 47,6672s4 32,s7l45