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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07
s M I II FL S
GREAT SOUTHERN
SKY-LIGHT GALLERY
doors North of Post ofce, Bslto., ST..

Nl ABhH LANUl MI.
A I. SMITH would respectfully return bic
IL. sincere thanks to the Ladies and Gcntle-
men OF the city of Cumberland and surround
ing country for their very liberal patronage, end
hoPoe by strict attention to business aud his
efforts TO please, to still merit and receive an
equal thste CT your custom.
am prepared to execute work In every styis
of the art on very sccommc datin & terms sm
not selling pictures at cost, consequently can
afford 10 do my wora we'll, IN proof Of which
you only have II call and have one taken in
good cases for rs and % cent?.
Don't forget the place. doors North Of tbs
Post 0fics, Baltimore Street, Cumberland, Nd.
n B.-I am also seilir oolored Lithographis
Views of the Tomb of W ashneton end Mount
Vernon Mansion, in aid Of the Ladies' lit. vos-
non Association. Call and examine Specimenr.
June 30 1850
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It,sciyent's Notice.
Few More Left !

Few More Left
A FEW packages containing
Il IL Sheets Letter Paper
Ia /" Note I"
" Blotting +"
10 Buff Letter Envelopes
IL White Note 4"
Pen and Holder.
all for the small sum of rs cents, ut Andrews
Swartzwelders cheap book store, on Baltimore
street, under St. Nicholas Hotel, and under
Museum Rooms, Cumberland, Md.
March Is. 80.
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A LOT Of choice HAMS, SIDES, & sHoUL.
"A DER6. Also. . few saddles of dried VEN
Is0N,-s very nice article for sale by
April is. o. G. CLARKE b CO.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-06-07

0UEENSWAEEl GLASS
~ JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE
q very handsome and complete assortment Of
QussaTvar ohinasad a!sSs Ware.
w.A. BEAHy
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DIV BLLINGH0USB

Order Of si6cation.
Mary D. Ksnnoiy It "a
rs. 10. 563 Equity.
Ann H. Kenr coy etal.
ORDERED lbis 18Th dsy of Nay 1860, that
" the sale made and reported " Thomas j.
McKaig, trustee for che sale OF sire real estate
Of Robert Kennel, deceased he ratified and
confined unless eause The contrary thereof
be shown on or beiJfo tin 2ath day Of June
next; provided cop. lttait cider be publish
ed 10 some newspaper printed - Cumberland,
once in each Of three ssecesave Vesks before
the said 25th day Of June 1850.
The report states tho amount Il sales 60 "a
$500.
RESLEY CLERK.
True copy--Tsst. Il, AEShE?.
May ~, 1s60--st olerh.
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This is the Place to buy Cheap for Cash!
ANDREWS & SWARTZWELDkR
Il have just received the largest assortment OF
Envelopes ever brought to this city, CONF ris-
log ali the different sizes of White, Buff,
Opaque and Fancy. ranging in price by the
thousand from SI.60 up to $500, and by the
package at q, u, and 10 cents. Stores on Bal
timore street. under St. Nicholas Hotel, AID
under Museum Rooms, Cumberland, Nd.
March Is 60
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Thursday Morning, June I, 1860.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
Stats at Large
ALEXANDER EVANS,
j. DIXON ROMAN,
LIST Dist.-JAS. L. DENNIS.
81 do. JNO. f. SMITH.
3D. do. SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN.
4th do. WN. PRICE.
5th do. JAS. 4. CARPER.
9th do. ALEX. Z. HAGNER.
PLATFORM.
The CONSTITUTIONS OF THE COUNTRY,
THE UNION OF THE STATES, and
The ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
The state FaIr.Ptxth Day.

The State Fair closed Saturday. We in
tended to speak of it at some length this
morning. but must forbear for want of space.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
Best lfLeI. Colc--4 entries; premium $50 20
DIR. Il. G. Foster, of Davidson.
li1stea TTofing JhIre IN Harness. entry.
and premium 10 Anderson Waddle's Lady
Kate
Fastest Pacing MdTe.-4 entries; premium to
G. w. Hammer. of Nashville.
fdtest Buggy Aaye.--2 entries; premium TO
]. w. Gee.
Best Saddle Gelding.-lS entries; premium to
Frank Buehanan's John c. Breckincidge. OF
Wilson.
LOUIS NAPOLEON COLTS.
Especial PTen'ilna 5y Z. W MeNauy.)- en-
tries, and premium TO Joseph Naulxs Sam
Prichitt.
HoTse0sassilp.-z0 entries; premium to JOS
Miller, OF Wilson.
We have not yet procured list Of premi-
ums awarded in the Ladies' Department nor
in that OF agricultural implements, machine
~, DC.
To each OF the Ring Masters the Bureau
pres nted silver cup for the very sstisfacto-
~ manner in which they discharged their
duties
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Coutarerriai.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, September Il, 1860
FLOUR.--The market is we'll supplied
Wequote, wholesale
Superfiue in bbls So (96 so.
Extra OO(67 so
Extra sacks. 5O@3 75
WHEAT.-The supplies are drawn princi-
pally from abroad very little Tennessee
wheat being offered. We quote red at 81 Is
al 20 per bushel white ST 2591 80 per
bushel. Seed wheat selling from Store at
81 40aS1 so.
BACON-None Offering. 1t would COM
mand the following prices, if offered. Shout
ders 10 p ID; clear sides Ia; hams 131. Sales
from store, wholesale, hams 10, shoulders ii
clear sides Is.
CORN.-Wbite So per bushel; mixed soc.
OATS-60c per bushel.
LARD-None Offering. Would brin g 13c
p ID.
MEALS selling at SO@S5c. p bushel.
FEATHERS-We quote at 4Oc. p ID.
GINSENG--40c. p b.
GROCERIES.-We quote; Fair sugar
92@10 R h.; prime to choice IO(9lO2c; in
barrels 2@1c. advance on these figures.
New York Coffee Sugars 109@11ac. p H.,
crushed and powdered 113912c.: Loaf 11@
12c. p b.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
The stars have said it .
and my own prophetic and oracular -
Confirms the shining Sibyls.''

ana my own prCpnetlc ana ofdcNlaT -''Di
Confirms the shining Sibyls
But not to put too fine a point upon it, if you
have as much as ten dollars in money and
sixty cents in z. o. stamps about your
clothes, suppose you enclose the pile to me.
and be done with it. | know this is asking
good deal of you-much more, in fact, than
/ would venture to ask of many men L could
name--and / can point only to my extreme
youth and worldly inexperience as an apology
for the magnitude, not to mention the impu-
dence, of the request. As you are evidently
aware, l hay MT any use for money myself,
especially in such small quantities; but I'M
fortunately am afflicted with a distant rela-
ton who has, and my sole object in inviting
your attention 10 the liiilo bill ia question is
to crafty him. The highest aim of my life,
now that have abandoned that of earning
great deal of money l could never collect, is
to crafty people. If can crafty you in
any way whatever, my dear sir. let me know
by return mail, and I'll do it.
But what do yon say to sending me that
ten dollars (omit.ing all further mention Of
the odd cents for the sake of a round num-
ber)~just for the fun OF the thing? 1t may
be that you can see no iun in transaction
of this sort. Ii yo1 can't, do you get up the
transaction, aud I'll furnish the fun at my
own expense.
1 don't want TO embarrass you in your
finances. and if, with your confessedly bril-
liant legal ard literary attachments, Il some
times hear of your triumphs at the bar, and
you know used to copy your poetry from
the Mississippi papeTs), you have not been
able to run ahead of your current expenses to
the distance of ten dollars in more than
half as many years. telegraph me, dispatch
prepaid, and I'll send yon a receipt In tull.
and copy of the New York Ledger for one
wear. 1 mention the New York Ledger because
our friend SYLvANUs COBB writes for it, and
for nothing else, except for living. used
TO write for living myself you know but
as expected part Of it to coue from Mis-
sissippi, and il did MT, quit.
Speaking Of the uncertainties of life, How
are crops generally in your State, including
the result of your late Congressional Con-
vention! If our wheat crop should fail,
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pp Geiegrapb..
Later from Europe.

New YORK, Sept. I3.-The bourse was dull
on the Sd. Rentes 63f. sc.
Gen. Lamoriciere was about leaving for
Naples with 10000 troops, TO prevent Ma
pies from becoming anarchial.
In view af the fall of the Bourbon dynasty,
all disposable vessels of the Sandman Navy
will be sent to Naples.
Military preparations are more vigorous in
Piedmont.
The Province of Terra de Lavora has risen
in insurrection. Bands of Insurgents are
uniting and marching on Camp Basso.
Garabaldi is still at Monteleone.
The King of Naples was to pay an indemni-
fcation OF three million francs for the French
losses at the bombardment of Palermo.
1t is asserted that the prohibition of the
departure OF volunteers from Sardinia has
been rescinded.
The Neapolitan Ministers have withdrawn
their resignation.
Eschetella having failed to form a new
Cabinet, Persigny made another speech pro-
ducIng the impression that Napoleon would
only maintain the Pope's throneship at the
Vatican, but would not help Lamorciere to
keep the Roman States.
Bombay trade was very dull.
. LIvERPooL-The weather has been favora-
BILE for crops. Wakefield, Nash & Co. quote
flour having declining tendency, at 3Oa32s
3D.. Yellow and mixed corn 34s. Lard 61a
Gas. Sugar steady.
LoNnnS -Who.ss has declining tendency.
Sugar dull, though partially advanced Cd.
HAvRE-Cotton unchanged; sales of three
days 800 bales.
1t is rumored that the Cabinets at Turin
have agreed to prevent the invasion of the
States of the Church.
The French garrison at Rome is to be in
creased $780,
Ancona has been declared in state of
d. Il
called. The revolutionary committee have
been there and discovered important papers.
The confusion at Naples is increasing.
Garabaldi writes the -AnnexatiOnists' COM
mittee that he will be at Naples about the
Sth 10 assume The Dictatorship of the two
Sieilies in the name OF Victor Emanuel.
From New York.
New YonK, Sept. 1.-THE Douglas State
Committee have rejected the fusion with the
Breckinridgeites on the electoral ticket, by
vote of seven against five.
Later from Mexico.
WASHINGTON, Sept. H. Oficial-Mira-
mons defeat Is confirmed. though the battle
was at Telca and not at Lajos, as reported,
and lasted only one day. Miramon's gener-
ais. Echeco aud HernaGdes, were killed, and
Alfara and Andraez taken prisoners.
From Washington.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 14.-The demand
against Capt. Hollins, OF the sloop-of-war
Cyan, has been decided in favor OF the de-
| PENDANT, because Holiins acted under the or
ders of the Secretary OF War in the lombard
meEt of GreytewH.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3.-HoD. Henry NJ
Fuller, chairman of the Union State Execu-
tive Committee, has called meeting of the
committee at Harrisburg on the 9th inst,
for the purpose of completing the electoral
ticket and selecting candidate for Gov
ernor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Programme of Arrangements
GRAND LODGE GF THE UNITED STATES,
Monday. September 18th, 1860.

The different Lodges and Encampments viii meet at
the Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail. Monday at 9
O'Clock A NJ, at which place the Procession will be
formed in the following order:
Resident and Visiting Members in good standing
MUSIC.
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council
r. W. Grand Lodge of the United States
P. c. Sire, Widely, in open Carriage.
The Procerson viii move up Summer 10 SPRING
through Spring TO Cherry, down Cherry to Union
through Union 10 College, down College 20 the Public
SQUARE around the square Cedar street through Ce
dar to State Capitol where the Reception Addresses
will be delivered in Representative Hail. behalf Of
the Order by p G., Z n. HANCOCK, of Nurfreesboro'
and behalf Of the city by his honor, Mayor Ho1-
uSGswoRIH.
The public generally and the lad particularly
invited to attend
The Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council, re-
quested TO at their Council Chamber 10 o'ck
where they viii be waited h, ~e-4Iittee on be
half of the Order. f. r. GIASCOCK,
Chief RoTsAaI
The Chief Marshal's Aids are Messrs. G. ".
DARDEN, T. c. COLEMAN, L. K. SPAIN, NJ. l..
ALEXANDER, J. w. PATTON, and c. WETrE-
REAU.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

From the Observer, New York, August Is, 1859
Domestic CAB1SET SIESDER-It IS one Of 'he rlisrSels
of the age that such vast expended IN getting
IN apparently trifing articles and another mar Fei
thai these are Of 50 much utility Large fortunes have
been made out Of matches which are sold al the rate
OF one or two hundred for penny some" nat similar
We are told t. be tine success Of recent mEehtl"h
for repairing all kinds Of fUrniture-fadlns re
usred Cine It Is prepared chemically will keep IN
ali climates, may be applied the instant, and # all
that = said Of il Is true, must become highly useful IN
rsuir,uz broken furniture diIaPidated books and in
sa4t IN an cases where glue Is usually applied
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Louisville Market,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 14-P. VI.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA. VI.
In the gc-VT i market we have chlnge 10 note.
Flour continues firm with good demand at SIS 25m
IS 90 for SupeIfiue and So 1906 for Extra Wheat
is arriving freely, and it is all readily taken at SI@
81 Is for prime to choice White Kentucky. Corn
in good demand with sales of nearly 900 bush
els at SOC for ear, and 60G63c for sheed SACKS n
ciuded. Oats were quiet aLd unch anged. Whisky
dull at 2011c.
Provisions continue very firm and buoyant with
but Il small demand for Mess Pork at so, and at
which price holders finn. There Is a large de-
mand for Bacon to fill Southern orders, but the tran S.
actions tOaay were limited at To- 12z 13s and 1876
for Shoulders, Rib, C.e Rib aud Gear Sides. Lard
l. Brm at 1917; with but light stocS, o. md We
learn that stocks in st. Louis anu New Orleans
light, with an active demand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

RAILROAD Meeting IN CNCINNATI.-A large
meeting of the merchants, manufacturers. and
citizens generally. of Cincinnati, met at the
Exchange in that city on Thursday evening
last, to listen to the arguments OF the Com
mittees from Nashville and Knoxville, and
also from tine representatives, of The proposed
| line of road through MOrristown, in this
State, by the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston Railroad. Mayor BIsHoP acted as
Chairman of the meeting.
The object of the meeting, and the presence
of the Committees from the various points in
Tennessee, being announced by the Chair,
Mayor HOLLIxGswORTH, of Nashville, was in-
troduced, and stated TO the meeting that the
CITY of Nashville, feeling the great Importance
of railroad connection with Cincinnati
augmented in its Importance by the existing
circumstance of a dearth of provisions in the
South. and want of navigation in the Cum
berIaHd rivcr-had delegated, through the
action of their City Councils, himself and his
associates 10 make known to the citizens of
Cincinnati their desires for the establishment
Of direct railway communication between
the two cities. The present road to Louis
vile was controlled by a Louisville Direcio-
~, and had not been found to meet the de-
sires Of Nashville. Although Nashville had
expended largely tC build her present roads,
she was willing and DESTROYS of contributing
her proportion to build a road to Cincinnati.
Mr.. III. dwelt upon the fertility of the region
through which the road TO Nashville would
pass argued its Importance to Cincinnati, be-
ing the direct route to New Orleans, the
trade aud travel of which it would bring
through Cincinnati now going through
| Memphis TO Cairo, and thence via Indianapo-
lis to the East.
GEORGE Nancy, Esq, Of the Nashville del
| egation, was then introduced, and eloquenuy
and ingeniously argued the advantage of the
Nashville route; spoke OF the immense COM
/ that Nashville was the point TO which she
should direct her energies. Mr.. Nancy spoke
| at some length. lie contended that the line
| via Nashville afforded the nearest route from
Cincinnati to perpetual navigation, and TO
Memphis as point on the great Southern
line to the Pacific. He thought Sl.OOO,0OO
| or 81 ,2j0 900 could be raised on the Mem
| phfs end OF the route.
After speeches by members Of the other
/ delegations, the meeting adjourned to meet
! the next evening.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

Mr.. GEORGE NJ. TAYLoR's CoNCERT.-A
most delightful concert was that of Mr.. GEO
NJ. TAYLOR at Odd Fellows Hall, the other
evening. The audience was very intelli-
gent one, and comprised some of the most
beautiful among the fair of the city. The
music consisted of Il number of the sweetest
gems of THAIBERG, AUBER. DoNNIzETTI, LIsTz,
VIEUxTEMPs, ETC., and the execution of every
piece, from the first on the piano by Mr.. TAY-
LOR, TO the concluding one the Dream Violin
Solo by Mile CAMILLE URso. was a complete
triumph. Madame UEso and III lie GRIGNoN
are charming vocalists, and sang number of
difficult pieces with rare taste, while Mile
CAMILLE URso's performances upon the violin
were the ne Plus ultra of instrumental music.
Her Dream Solo was as beautiful as the min
strelsy the poet hears in his sweetest dreams
vi Eden.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
st. Louis ark ct.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 13.-P. NJ.
There was no New Orleans boat receiving freight
to-day, and business somewhat restricted on that
account; but fair business done in filing coast
and other orders; and receipts being only moderate.
these orders were sufficient to embrace the greater
share of the Offering that rmness and full prices
We're had. The lot of 900 bbs city Superlne Flour
offered yesterday, to several parties at IS finally
found buyer al that figure To-day several parties
offered TO buy at that price, but there be
haf AT present prices of Wheat mlers contend that
they can barely save themselves at S. 25, and they
refuse to sell for less. They did take hold of
Wheat freely, and that article duh and dropping
Small receipts and good demand made Corn quite
firm. Oats steady. Spring Barley advanced SC. Rye
was lD2c higher, with fair Sles. Whisky sold free
ly at zoe. Holders of Hemp remain firm, and few
lots We're sold at last quotations
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

MEETING or TIE L. 5. GRAND LODGE l. 0.
O.F.-The United States Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets in
this city today, and viii probably continue
in session duridg the week. Nearly or quite
every State in the Union will be represented,
and the representation will comprise much of
the '-fiower and ehivalry" of the Order a
public reception takes place this morning
under the superintendenee of Chief Marshal
E. r GLAsCOCk and his aids. The members
of the Order will turn out in full force and
the moving of the procession along some of
sensation" of the season. The following is
the programme
-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
CA TAON.
Spurious American Watches.

weare ersdiby infarRed that some Of lhe Jewellers
Of Nashville selling counterfeit aud imitation Amer
lean Watches for the genuine article, manufactured 81
swatham, Mass fa
Ii hardly necessary TO state that such Watches srs
perfectly worthless time keepers; and when bought
for genuine calculated nure the high repatatios
which our watches have attained. We therefore eau
ton the public against buying watches from any
person who cannot furnish certificate Of gennness
for every watch offered for SALE bearing the number Of
the watch and the Signature OF the Treasurer Of the
COMPANY R. z Robbins We also beg 10 inform those
xho deal in the spnrons article, that legal proceedings
III be instituted against them, upon any well Authen-
ticatd instance Of their selling counterfeit or colors
HE imitation of any Of our products after this notice
For the American Watch Co.
-z-7' r BBias & APPL4Tos, Agents,
mig 20 -aSssim 1s2 Broadway, New York.
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Hnslam Rsal Eaate for Sal.

DURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chanoery Court
i Nashville the OF Vim. Haslam, admir-, &C,
Catharine Haslam and others, viii proceed TO sell
Tie premises. Wednesday,, the iotk q October, 1890
all the Real Estate of which the late Samuel Haslam
died possessed; the same consisting of the Mill lot
Lots ON Warren street. lots Belleyille street,
Lot jefferson of COZ feet Lot Of 500 feet
Jefferson street, in Mctayock's Addition, Lot in
BaEsh Whiteside's addition, No. 90. ZAe MI sU b,
sold TO be TeAlored BY purchaser
TERNs-l. 2 and years credit with interest: good
personal security required and lien retained.
sepfi-tds j. + GLEAEES, c. II.
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SO 600 Copies already sold.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

THE ZoUAvEs.-T following are the off
GERS elect of the Zouavc corps organized in
this city the other evening:
C1ptaia-Thos. II. Taylor.
Isl Lieutenant-C. W. Kennedy.
I'd Lieuten1nt-T. Craighead.
Sd Lietaendnt-P. G.. Price.
4h Lfeutenant-J. w. Nichol
Orderly Sergednt-D. J. Seaman.