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TX Il Nj O v A L.
Nashville Female Academy.
Founded lSl6.

OOOU HOhOs
THE next session of this Institution begins first
i MonGay in September Preparation week for
classification roomlLg of pupils the last week in
august Note the foilo~ing advantages:
school purposes domestic comforts health. exercise
md convenience are wholly unequaled in the United
states. We challenge comparison
Q. The Six cres of Lawn and Sh adj
ire enciused to the greatest privacs and
iiord pupi the unrestIaned ireeaom of childish
sports and innocent amusements.
3. NOn.Sectarian.-TheA Academy belongs to
dfty gentlemen represented by seven of their num-
DER Of different denominations pledged to preserve
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NASH VILE:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1860
X &C 4 CITY MILL 8

E Belr' Flour in 'ags s.. in hA1 bags -
Old Hickory do - %; - =. l.
EaEIe do. s 80: so
Mixed Bran ,psFl0Glbs- Ne dollar
Corn Meal, per bushel- 81 60
Delivered 20 All parts or TIE city- sep2I-ly.
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IRON-The market continues dull for all kinds,
and the business doing quite moderate. The manu-
facturers buy Pig sparingy and with reference 10
their current wants, they have done for several
months past. Princes remain unchanged in every
respect, and quote Ohio hOt-blasI Pig S25a26,
and common Bar at 2Hc, and charcoal at BIG
IEATHER-Tbe ket has not changed
CARDS demand pri since last, and n
-. =. -
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AOUiSVille and NashVilie
RAILROAD.
80 5aa s 81
lESzs szSdSszE. s5<s{{z2
CHANGE OF TIME

TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close ccaDec-
tons at Louisville for New York, Boston, Pm adel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Fails Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Loms, and the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, July nag sth, 1860, tra.as
viii run follows:
First Maifrain leaves Nashville at go A n daily
stopping at Gaiiatin Bowling Green, Glasgow June
ton hhzabethtown and allregular stations when sig
nailed by Tag, and arriving in Louisville q: 40
PM. Returning leaves Louisville 10 A. IL stop
ping above, and arriving Nashville at 2:i5
p. M.
Secondtran, Express, leaves Nashville at so p NJ
daily Sundays excepted stopping first train anu
arriving in Louisville 500 A. NJ Returning ieay,e
Louisville at $40 p. NJ, stopping as above and ar
irving in Nashvilleat 3.05 A. NJ
Gaila;in Accommodation Train leaves Nashvill,
daily Sundays exeeIted) At 4:3o p. NJ. and arriv
ing in Gallatin at6:10 p. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
Tin at 90 A. NJ, and arrives l.: Nashville at 9:I
A. NJ.
Through tickets on sale at the Depot for all points
North, East aud West, with choice Of the many din
ferent routes
JNo. B. ANDERSON, superintendent.
A. FIELD, General Ticket agent
julylo-dtf
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By

JUST EECEEED By
JOHN YORK g. CO.
The Kelys' and the O'Kellys-by DIR. Thoue.
Margaret Aancriefe-by charles Bureett
The Marble Fawn--by Hawthorne
The Duchess Of Orleans.
Poe and his Critics.
HImboldts Correspondence.
Mill on The Floss.
Life Struggle--by Miss hrdoe.
How TO 10y Life.
Fswn of four Acres.
iivisg Representation Men.
Art r. creations.
Habits of Good Soceity--for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Lies Morning--life,s Evening.
Notes on Ncrsing-by Miss Nightingale
Ell Fureidis-by author of Lamp Lighter.
Eryants Eulogy on Washington IRVING
Litti Be uty--by author of Gamblers Wife.
Mores' Letters to Lord Macauhy.
Tylney Hall-a uovel-by Thomas hood.
Throne of Uayid--by author OF Prince House OF
David
The orence stories-by Jacob Abbott.
The Biblical Reason why ord Of God
Friers God Post Ofiee-by Hem, of RedcliL
Midemoiselle MORA tale of Modern Rome
SSv Years, and other Storie --hy Julia Kavansgh
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Bargains in Shoes.

Wishing to reduce our stock before making cur
Fall purchases, we have selected out assortment
of Boots Shoes and Caters for men boys and ladies
misses and children. of light summer wear, which
we will sell at FOR cAsH- Most Of them are good
shoes FARRAR, DIsMUKEs & CO., -
tuiyI4-lm No 45 College street.
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very not Weathcr.
FEATHEkS-There is no improvement in the de-
mand, ana W. quvle 43a44c. the rates paid Tor
pr lme N arrival.
FLOUR-There has been but limited demand
during the week, and The market has ru.ed duh and
heav5 With tue coLtinued irregularity in prices
Uld superine has been fiered freely 81 5ua4 60.
and extra at 81 IS 4 80, but met with a very SLOW
sale esb gr.un brought S5a5 so Tor the ~ trace
ana some parcels made frum Wheat SIS 4Ja5 So
The old stock is still being shipped East TO a market
il being unS ileabe here at any thing uye- 81 25a4
so for superfne to extra.
GRAIN--N heat his been quite dull during the
week, and prices so Irregular that unifJrm quo
tatons can not be given. There h been a g cd
zeal OF new crop offered for future delivery hUldsrs
asking 81 10l1 20 for Red and White, but m Hers
have tHeir minis fixed o. 81 fer Red aud 81 O5aI
0S for White, and not willing to pay over these
rates, and would not buy freely these quotations
more than enough 10 supply their current wants.
81 05 for White, The spot to be Geuvered With
a day or two, and then some OLD White brought 81
20 and old Red 81 TO- Corn dull, in better supply ,
and prices down to 45a46. Oats have been in large
supply, and declined to 35a36c. Rye dull al 75c.
Barley nominal.
6INSENG-The market continues unsettled, and
prices little better than nominal. Dealers Iffer to
pay 30a35c per pound
HAY-A good demand all the week, and prices a
shade hrmer. We quote prime Ii oothy at
SIS lie, and old at sic, in bales, At the wharves or
railway stations.
HIDES-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand at quotations., which we continue:
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Notice.

Ts0R rent for the balance OF the year. a large com,
Il 4 rtabie third Story room, snilab for a Book.
binder or Saddierss Shop For particulars appiy 4,
this once. - iuirs-tf
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Magazines and Ne spaper

Harper's New Monthly Magazip for July;
Frank Leslie's Monthly and Gazette of Fashion for
July;
Godey's Ladies Book for July;
Peterson's Magazine for July;
Knickerb ock r N, nthly NJ ga zine for July;
The London Illustrated News, weekly;
Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, weekly;
Porter'sSpir of the Times, weekly;
Waverly Magazine, weekly;
Harper's journal of CivlIizsion weekly;
Leslies Illustrated News, weekly;
New York Ledger, weekly;
New Y, rk Mercury; New York Weekly;
For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
june20-tf No. IS Uni n street.
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w-Many a man who is daily receiving
mysterious little notes "about three days
can appreciate the following:

JULY BILLS.
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year,
When notes are due, and lengthy bills
Come in from far and near:
When ''Here's a small account of yours
Is whispered in your ear,
And "WUn't you please to settle now;"
Is all the talk you hear.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
Extra Fine Corn Meal.

additional supply just received FER Glenw God.
"A Also, fifty barrels of the cheapest Food for Stock
N the market. BENZ. F. SHIELDS l. CO.,
june1l-u No. % College street.
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SAFE.

I An now Offering at private sale my family resi-
i dence, adJoiIing the town of Wave iy, In the
county of Humh hreys, situated ima- eciately the
mliu stage road from Nashville 10 Mem his and
wiIhia hall mile of the Nash, lille west
ern Railroad, Containing about Is Of Land
well improved. a neat and comfortable dwelling,
house, kitchen and other necessary oct houses, =
good well of never failing " alter, &C, &c. q =
Also, my far1 in Benton county Immediately on
the stage road, and within one mise the " & n.
W. Railroad lining about 200 ares 100 # watch
is in cultivation. There Al four good Grass
Lots, well Situated stuck waller, with never
failing supply both fer stock family USE. The
improvements consist OF neat aud c. mmosiious
Dg cling house, With Kitchens aid other necessary
out houses. THIS place well known 10 the travel
ing community as Clsrk's Iayernl Stand Eve mics
from the Tennessee river and frer niles from the
town OF Camden Benton county, Tenn
Terms liberal. For further PARTICULARS apply
the subscriber near Waverly, Humphreys CO., Init
rjune14-4w , ~ - - saa-aaaC. ". RIE 3 =.
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Clerk and Masters sale IF LIT
in Nashville.

Thomas Hoffman, Amir rs William l. Hoffman
and others
pY virtue of Decree of the Honorable Circuit
ID Court at Nashville, Tenn, pronounced IN the
above cause at its May Term 1880. viii expose TO
Public sale TO the highest bidder the Court house
in the city of Nashville,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
Mercer Potatoes.

fNn BUSHELS New York Mercer Potatoes, good
iUU for eating or planting, just received and foIs
sale nv A. IkNnfNS,
wmar3f-tf No IA South Marke at.
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furnishing foods.
DUR stock of Full Bosom Shirts is again complete.
" FOR GOODNESS and comfort we commend them
ing .rtcultrly appr' PIRATE TO the present hot
son We have a small lot of Pun Bosom shirts,
ogether with an endless variety of palmer styles.
We have also received another lot of hap dsnme
eek Ties, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Dressing Robes,
SuspeBders, Half-hose, &C., &c. Also, re-supply OF
Seas 'nable UNDER-W EAR. Call and see our Goods.
We are determined to dispose of them at very low
igures, beng anxious to reduce our stock.
luue22-H J. Ill. MCIlII.
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On Saturday the 18th day of Au gust, 1850

A valuable Lot of Ground in the City If Nashglle
being part Of Lot No. 81, Balch whitesiae
ton TO Nashv lies fronting the West side of Spruce
street forty feet. Said Lot is sold for partition
TEAMS SALE--Sai, lot WI be sold upon credit
of six, twelve and eighteen mont s, wrh interest
from cate, except the sum of ole ruadred liars
cash. DAVID c. love.
jly9-td G ek and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

Dickin's New Book,
SHORT STORIES, just received aud for sale by
junels-n JOHN yoaK & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

| HAVE 10 or II acres of pretty land, near the
junction of NoensviIle and Mill Creek Valley
turnpiSe, as lies in Davidson county, which wish
TO sell low tor cash. apply TO f. r. GLAscoCK & Co.
juae26-tf JNO. S. PETWAY.A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19
The Little Beauty,

By the Author of the Gamblers Wife.
Mry Stuart, Queen Of Scots, by Reynolds.
Dickens Short Stories.
Tie Rebel and tine Rover;
Just received by JOHN YORK * CO.,
une22-tf SO Tno7 street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-19

PROvIsIONS-A good demand for Mess Pork, and
the market closed buoyant 900 brls sold at SIS 5,
but Saturday evening $40 was offered ard refused
for good brand; holders asked Sf9 IS. A better
demand fer Racon, with sales of 500 hhds. at sal1e;
at the close ga and 11kc were asked and holders
firm. Bulk sou the extent oil ,2Uo 0o0 l5s
SC for shoulue and To- for sides, but II diff
6cult to buy at these rates at the Close Lard adj
vanced to 724c for barrels and tie. ces, and was
held t3c for erces ana 12s for bril- al the ciOse
Keg could be bought at l3c. Tho stock IS very
light
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Cotton dull. the turn
is in favor of the buyer; sales to-day 400
bales Middling Upland I0t. Flour dull,
sales $500 bbls. 5 l5a5 20. Corn steady;
Sales to-day 81 900 bushels; Mixed Western
6l1a63 Mess Pork quiet. Sales 675 bbis.
10 37ta19 SO. Lard firm but quiet, sales
$50 bbis, l3al3s. Coffee sales 800 bags.
CINCINNATI, July ls.-Flour dull at So so
Assoc for extra. Whisky sales OF 500 bbls at
lie. Corn doll; sales oil 400 bushels at 43c.
Coffee firm l4Aal5c. Molasses 44a45c.
New ORLEANS. July 19.-Cotton sales to-
day $50 bales; quotations are nominal. Mo-
lasses 2Sa30c. Provisions quiet but firm.-
Tobacco steady: Tugs zAa2a; fine leaf 7asc.-
Freight and exchange unchanged.
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SOAP-Turpentine 81 25a2 IS per box.
BRAN.-s1 5Oper cwt.
HAY-S26 per ton.
BEESWAX--26a27c per lb.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 10a1lc per lb
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Harper's New VI OnthIy Magazine for
June. commencement OF a volume, just
ceived by JOHN YORK & CO.,
may22-tf. IS Unlon Street
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ASTHMA, FGI Ma lES1t cGRE oTths dis
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
A NEW BOOK,
HEROES g. PATRIOTS
OF tTHE1 SOUTH.

Nc IE1-6i SoO .l-lEd,
Comprising Lives Of General Francis Marion.
General William Moultrie, General Andrew
PickenS and Governor John Rutledse 1890
with Sketches Of other distinguished Heroes
and Patriots who served in the Reyolutloaa-
ry War. IN the Southera Statea B7 CECIL
b. HARTLEY. With engravings from orig
inal designs, ty G. q. WR1rs, One volume,
limo, cloth. Price ST. co.
From the Preface.
The purpose Of the work is 10 record the
actions Of some Of the most celebrated of the
many heroes and patriots who distin euished 4
themselves by eminent services in the Reyolu
tionary War, in the Southern S,s,es Of the
Union.
Among these, General Marion, whose life
occupies considerable portion Of the volume.
was one Of the most remarkable characters
who figured on the grand theatre Of war in
those times that ''tried mems souls" Mari
ons achievements were Of the most heroic and
romantic character; snd are always read with
interest and admiration.
General Moultrie, the illustrious defender Of
the fortress which bears his name, is ao, less
interesting in his way
General Pickeus, WAS the companion Of
Marion, in some Of his daring enterprises. and
one Of the mos; useful Of all the general ots-
GERS who. assisted in recovering the Southern
States from the enemy.
Governor Rutledge, rendered services 70 the
cause, Of the most important nature, and dis
played character and ability equal to every
emergency of those critical and perilous times
OF several other military Commanders and
Statesmen, we have given bu. slight sketches
in consequence Of the brief space to which
We were limited.
Copies Of either Of the above books, witt: a
handsome Gift, worth from so cents to SlOo,
will be sent to an- person in the United States
upon receipt Of 100, and 81 cents to pay
postage, by addressing the publisher, who is
desirous Of calling your attention to his l;b.ra
method Of transactlag business, viz: =
Wiz EACH B0DK that is bought a his
EttabI.hn:mt, Il PRESENT is eises- .s,orth
from FIFTY CENTS to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. z..-, ~.-. -. =.
The Presents are Of good quality and Of the
best Manufacture, and comprise large as
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Plated Ware, Silk Dress Patterns. Jegelrv.
ETC., etc, ETC., too numerous to mention.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
The Republican National
Convention.

A National Republican Convention ri!
meet at Chicago on Wednesday the 13tt
day OF June next, at IL o'clock (noon) J
for the nomination of candidates to b.
supported for President aud Vice Iresi
dent at the next election.
The Republican electors of the seyera
States, the members of the Peoples part,
of Pennsylvania, and the Opposition part,
OF New-Jersey, and all Others who are
willing. to cooperate with the them in
support Of the candidates who shall there
be nominated, and who are opposed to the
policy Of the present Administration to
Federal corruption aud asurpation to the
extension of Slavery into the Territories
to tho new and dangerous political doc.
erlne That the Constitution, ofits own force,
carries Slavery into ali the Territories of
the United States: to the rcopening of
the American slave~trade; to any ineoual-
!ty ofrghts among citizens and who are
IN favor of the immediate admission Of
Kansas into the Union; under the Con-
st1tutlon recently adopted by its peonle ::
of restoring the Federal Administrator 20
system Of rigid cconemy, and to the
principles OF Washington and Jefferson :;
OF of'nalptaining inviolate the rights of the
states, and defending the SOL of every
State and Territory from laelcss invasion ::
and OF preserving the integrity Of this
Union, and the supremacy Ct the Const;-
tuition and laws passed iu pursuance there
OF, against the conspiracy Of the leaders
OF a sectional party to resist the majority
principal as estabIishe'li in this Government
at the expense of its existence, are invited
to send from each State two delegates
from every Congressional District and four
deiega ates at large to the Convention.
EDWIN D. MORGAN, New-York
JOSEPH BARTLETT, Maine.
GEORGE G. FOGG. Now -Hampshirc.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD, Vermont.
JOHN T. GOODRICH, Massachusetts.
WM. NJ. CHACE, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLES, Conuecticu.
THOMAS WILLIAMS. Eeaasy.7auia.
GEORGE HARRIS. MARYLAND.
. ALFERD CALDWELL. Eiyg:a;a.
THOMAS SpOONER, Ohio,
CASSIUS NJ. CLAY. Kentucky.
JAMES RITCHLE, Indiana.
NORMAN 3. JUDD, Illinois.
zACHARIAK CHANDLER, Michiraa.
JOHN II. TWEEDY, Wisconsin,.
ALEXANDRA ii. RAMSEY, Minnesota.
ANDREW J. STEVENS, Iowa.
ASA S. JONES. Missouri.
MARTIN F. CONWAY, Kansas.
LEWIS CLEPNANE, District Of Columbia.
JAMES 7, aHERNiN. Tew-Jersey
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Victor Hugo Oh John Brown

To the Editor Of The London Star:
SIR: When our thoughts dwell upon
the United States CT America, a. ma;ectic
torm rises before the eye Of Imagination.
It is Washington
Look, then, to what is taking place in
that cosntty Of Washington at this pres
eEt moment.
In the Southern States Of the Union
there are Slaves, and this circumstance is
regarded with indignation, as the most
monstrous of Inconsistencies, by the pure
and logical conscience of the Northern
States. A white man, free man, John
Brown, sought to deliver these negro
slaves from bondage. Assuredly, it in
surfection is ever sacred duty, it must
be 'so:when it is directed against Slavery.
John Brown endeavored to commence the
work of emancipation by the liberation
Of slaves in Virginia.: Pious, austere,
animated with the old Puritan spirit, in
spired by the spirit Of the Gospel, he
sounded to these men, these oppressed
brothers, the rallying~cry Of Freedom.
The slaves, enervated by servitude, made
no.s,sponse to the appeal. Slavery afaicts
the soul with deafness: Brown, though
deserted, still fought at the head Of a
handful Of heroic men he struggled; he
was riddled with balls his two young
sons, sacred martyrs, fell dead at his side,
and he himself was taken This is what
they call the affair at Harper's Ferry.
John Brown has been tried with four
of his comrades, Stephens, Coppic, Green,
and Copeland.
What has been the character Of his
trial ? Let us sum it up in few words {:
John Brown, upon a wretched pallet,
with six half-gaping wounds, gun-shot
wound in his arm, another in his loins,
and two in his head, scarcely conscious of
surrounding sounds, bathing his mattress
in blood, and with the ghostly prcsence of
two dead sons ever beside him; his
his four fellow sufferers wounded, dragging
themselves along by his side; Stcpaens
bleeding from four sabcr wounds; justice
in hurry and overlapping all obstacles !;
an attorney, Hunter, who wishes to pro-
cee.} hastily, and a judge, Parker, who
suffers him to have his way; the hearing
cat short, almost every application for
delay refused, forged and nutilated docu-
ments produced, the witnesses for the de-
tense kidnapped, every obstacle thrown in
the way OF the prisoners counsel, two
cannon loaded with canister stationed in
the Oonrt, orasrs given to the jailers to
saoot the prlaolaess if they sought to es-
cape, forty nl'n'1+as Of dol;heration, and
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Kidnapping Irishmen.

1t is we'll known that there is gang Of
m en in the lower part of the State Gu
gased in the nefarious business of kidnap-
ping negroes for Southern market. 1t
appears that they extend their Operations
also to Irishmen. As witness the follow.
ing, from the Olney Times Of the 25th
November alton Courier.
This week man Of dark completion,
straight black hair, black whiskers and
mustache, was arrested and brought to
Olney on the enormous charge of being a
fugitive slave. His captors took him to
jail for the purpose of securing him, but
Fred Johns did not feel safe in putting
him in the lookup without some better
authority than his captors were able to
produce, and they were reduced to the
Inconvenience Of keeping personal watch
over him, which created some little curios-
ity among our citizens to know something
Of the fellow, concerning his history. In
conversation with him he informed US that
he was native Of Ireland, and had boon
twelve years in America, and the last year
had been in Chicago. He gave his namo
as Thomas Leary. Hon. NJ, O,Kane was
present, and gave it as his opinion that he
was an .Irishman Of inferior intelligence.
We endeavored to prevail on his captors
to release him, when they, in . very deci-
sivc manner, gave US to understand that
when they received the reward that they
claimed was offered for bis apprehension
they would do 80. Seeing their deternin-
alton to run hi,,, Of. a petiticn was drawn