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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r.
- 2 - sI
Change of Schedule.
Sunday next, April %. 1850,
Passenger Trains, viii run as follows:

GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4 A n. and 8, P II.
Arrive at Chattanooga 80 p. n, and AS A. n
COMING WEST.
ee-- Leave chattanooga at TO A. n. and 80 p. NJ
arrive at Nashville at P. n. and A. NJ
A LII rail- connection, and shortestro route to Boston
IA new lork, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washing.
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg KNOX
vile, savannah Charleston Montg omery, Memphis.
New Orleans, &C. tx -
Both Trains connects at Stevenson with Trains ON
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, at 90
ga with Trains on East fenEesses and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli.
cation to Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot. the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices, viz:
Nashville TO New York, via Charleston, s. c. se7 rs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
House-keeping Made Easy.

F1,HE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always
i insure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which will make 50
large loves of the best bread.
500 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected b,
express Almost every family in town has used il
For Spring cleaning il is invaluabie-for washing
Paint Looking Glasses, Gilded Work, Marble Silver
or Plated Ware.
RRFRIGERAT0RS.-we have sold large lot OF
those famous Philadelphia Refrigerators. We have
q large lot coming. They warranted to give
sfaction, they not only the best but are the
apris-tf MACKENZIE & AINcHN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06

Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS
Okept by us) in their respective departments.
roour friends and patrons We beg to say that our
stock will be equal if not superior to any we have
heretofore offered; and We NEST respectfully invite
an examination OF it assuring all who may favor us
with call that they viii find our prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are new re-
ceiTing our stock daily. E----
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
FIeurl Flour /!

Ea BBIs Extra Family Flour; 100 bags Extra
0O Family Flour. and so bbls Supernne risars
A jenkins,
marao-2 Nos II Soath Market e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
BARGAIN COUNTER.
Coal Oil! Coal OILY.
J..R. FINLAY & CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

HahulactuTeu IN LOUIS, No
"A his Oil is almost coorless-clear the purest
Il Spring Observation-Disclosures not crust the
wick or smeke the chimney-the best OIL made in
the East or West ar took the first premium at the
Last ST. Louis Fair. One trial is ali il neeis to
commend it TO general use. We have received
supply of this superior Oil, which Offering to
the trade by the bsrre only manufacturers, price
hlZEIL, HOOPER CO.,
apr1l-4 sxu Nos. q and Market st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear of
n Gauze Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Lsle Thread Jacc oDet and Cotton received and for
sale by j. FL. MCGIIL.
apr5-lf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
10 -t1f'oHs-io OTutcH bdItoss.
One Grand Prize of 100000!
'1''so i,i1es ainounengto s1,1s6,5s5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 2 TICKETSi
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarterss5

Certificates OF Packages in the above scheme win be
Certificate OF Package OF 20 whole TicIefs sooo M
:" 4" &c half 40 a.
90 d &c quarter - -
90 a. 20 eighth AZ a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06

ne GA MONTH AND ALI EXPENSES PAID
We)U An agent is wanted In every town and coun
" in the United States, TO engage in respectable
and easv bu sinezs by which the abeye profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars adj
dress Dr. J. HkxKr WARzER, corner >12th street and
Broadway, New York City, sncicf 7g one Postage
ssamD- = Tsss = = .ebH-d4H3n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
SHOCKING WET WHEAT.
LEXINGTON, Va, I'd June, 1860.

LEXINGTON, Va, I'd june 1860.
10 the Editor Of the Wing:
In your paper of the LIST inst. notice communica-
ton from n c. Crenshaw, Esq, of n. c., in which a
doubt expressed whether ripe wheat may be safely
put up in wet state This doubt if not speedily re-
moved may lead farmers into error if should have
wet harvest. | can affirm, from thoroughly tested
pertinent that il there be any difference land
isfed there isl it il much safer to put up perfectly ripe
wheat wet, than unripe.
The best crop of wheat made, it rained almost
necessarily, during the whole harvest which in pro-
gress more than week. and much of my wheat put
up in FIVE bushe Shocks fast it cut, AMI when
the rain was pouring down in torrents. These shocks
we're not disturbed until the wheat carted to the
barnyard be threshed Upon opening the shocks
clouds of dust arose from the EARTH which had adhered
TO the straw when wet The grain dry, sound and
heavy but the straw in some instances slightly mould
ed yet much to prevent both horses and cattle
from eating il freely which would hardly have been the
case had the straw been green when put up wet. In
very wet weather deem il best to put up the wheat
without eing it in bundles, the closer you can pack
the straw the more mpervious will the shock be to
the rain The heat generated by the wet straw, will dry
both grain aud straw during the convnuance OF long
rainy spell This can affirm from weltested expert
ents communicated the Agricultural Society OF the
city of Norfolk thirty years ago. Of which was then the
President and more recently to the public through the
Richmond newspapers. WIN, GARRETT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08

We make an earnest appeal to-day TO the Democrats
of Virginia not to permit their selfish and unprincpled
leaders to keep them away from the Southern Rights
Democratic Convention, which meets in tins city on
Monday next We know that, from want OF time, no
doubt the Democrats of but few counties in the State
have held meetings, expressed sympathy with the Sc
ceders aud appointed delegates to represent them IN
said Convention. But that fact constitutes no conclusive
evidence that the rank and file Of the Virginia Democ-
acy feel interest in the principles advocated by the
'Seceders" or that they are willing to submit to the
dangerous aud damuable Freesol heresy OF Squat
ter Sovereignty, as embodied in STEPHEN A. DousIAs
and bis equally unreliable followers in the Northern
States No hing of the Sort the contrary we De-
.ye and shall continue to believe until their own con-
duct produces the opposite conviction that the mass oil
the Virginia Democracy are pure patriots and loyal
friends of the South But, to the seli-eonSttu'eu
leaders Of the party they VIGOROUSLY selfish ana u
pIiucpled, caring for the South and southern
rights than does Camanche Indian. They are unScFupu-
lous sposmen all and would barter away the honor ana
interests Of Virginia and the South any day for tolsra
s sat slice Of Government spells.
We repeat however that the rank and file ct the par
~ altogether different from their leaders being gen
nine and dsnteresed lovers Of the South and OF the
whole country. Entertaining this opinion OF Them we
feel impslej by urgent sense of duty as well as by
he prompdngs Of personal good will to entreat them to
come up the Convention Monday and lend their
sympathy aud their counsel their allies OF the Cotton
States. Let many possbl, can, from eaeheity and
county attend on the occasion aud participate in the
proceedings OF the Convention of their Southern friends
Come along and we will undertake 10 answer for it. that
YOU viii be readily accorded seat, in the Conventonn
witbstandng your omssion-fron want OF ume-to hold
formal meetings aud appoint delegates thereto.
In conclusion. We eutreat Won for the sake of your
personal honor aud for the sake OF the Democratic party
don't let the world renowned Democracy of Virginia 60
unrep,eseuted in this Southern Rights Democratic Con
ysution We invoke you to rally TO Richmond on Mon
Jay by hundreds aud by thousands and march Ia Metro
politan Hall u A body and like men aud patriots, ask
TO be allowed to take seats in that body Of Cotton States
Democrats Come sloug-well stick to YOU closer than
a brother
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
FehrrnI CorrnptIon.

We direct the attention Of our readers TO portion OIL
"a recent debate between two Democratic members OF
.be House of Representatives Messrs BURNETT of Ken
tu,kv. and PRYoa OF Virginia which demonstrates the
existence OF garng and widespread corruption in every
department OF the Federal Government 1t will be seen
hstNr PRloR boldly charges the President of the United
State, with couuying at encouraging and approving a
gross aud disgracetu fraud upon the public Treasury
Oa the other hand Mr.. BrRNErr makes an mpotent ef
fort TO defend the President alleging that he is gutess
of the offence laid at his door.
But whether PeYoR or BURNETT is right matters little
20 the puble-or between them they have established
beyond controversy that the ranles and most shame
less corruption has been practised either by the Pres
dent OF by the Democratic majority in Congress There
IS no avoiding this conclusion. And the question pre-
septrl 20 the consideration Of the American people is
this. VIII they sanction these enormous aud unparaI-
IeeI abuses, or will they rise in the might of their
strength and patriotism and take the Indispensable wor,
of reform and publication into their own hands, II
they have the viii so to do, they have now both the
power and the opportunity, by raLJing one man, to
the supper, of joins BELL and placing him trumphauty
I'm the Presidential chair We invoke them to lay aside
an petty party prejudice aud elevate themselves TO a
proper conception Of their DUTY in the present monet
f,rs contest For. with the election Of BZlL and Ev-
ere viii come purity in the administration Of the Gov
eminent peace at home and respect abroad and it,
.ai- lease OF lie to the Constitution and the Union OF
this great and prosperous country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
Ratification Meeting in connecticut.

meeting for the ratification Of the Union nominations
made az Baltimore, was held at New Haven on Wednes-
day evening John K. Robertson, of New Haven, was
chosen President The frs, speaker Austin Baldwin,
Of Mdletowu who declared that the Baltimore Conven-
ton bsd presented the brightest names of the cOun-
try for the Offices Of President and Vice President OF the
United States He concluded by introducing Major Henry,
Of Tennessee who the course Of his speech, described
the sectional character Of the Republican party and pie
tlred the tremendous ruin that must surely folio" the
election OF It's candidates lie showed the mutual DEEPEN
dence Of the North aud South Tue Constitutional Union
party he said bears the olive branchthe signal aud the
token OF the peace that Will follow the success Of its can
didates.
The following resolutions we're adopted;
RsorsL That heartily approve and ratify the
nominations made by the Constitutional Union party at
Baltimore Of John Bell Of Tennessee for President and
Eiward Everett Of Massachusetts, for Vice President,
and that pledge them earnest support IN the COM
ing Presidential campaign.
Rssossd That the statement of principles as adopted
at Baltimore We hereby reairm believing them TO be
good enough platform for Us.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
MARRIED..

On Tuesdsy 29h M hy Rev John w. ge,tzs N, vGsus,
lFGr0N HALL. 70 MIss ELLEN GRUBBs ali Of culvsps,
On Monday the 18Th Of May leo residence o, ts b
fath,r Asrandra county, Va BY Rev o. Cos NfCdof a.
JEFFREY Esq, and Ms, AMANDA, daughter Robt Bal. ~
BON Of said county and State ' ~
River View Fanquler Va, Wednesday ~. e o. NJ,
by Elder John ark Mr. WILL M A. JACKSON Of Mo,t,,
Va, 70 Mas LUCErrA j. daughter ThomAs X gs.dos
Of FAVOUR. 49,
At the place. the 9t Of May BY the sam. NJ, Iou
r. LUCkEr Of spottsyvania 60, Miss MAGGIE d.psb,
Of hoi. X Weldon, Of Pauqllsr co Va
On Wednesday tbs 2d Of MAJ by the Rev Hugh Roy Ron ,
Cedar Grove. King George Va JULIA CALyERT d.uyt -
DR. r. w. uart, 10 Dr. O. LEE JONES Of New York eity
On Thursday the oh inst by the DR. Barrow, JlvVs
TEMPLE Of st. Louis NO. - HIN BETA MLLsPAuGH On a.
city. 80 w 'n'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
DIED.,

To Petersburg on the 4,h Inst, Miss LAURA DAVE d.,,.
ter OF VIM. w. Esyts, decd Of brunswick, aged ~
In Brunswick, the 4h nst Mrs REBEccA JACKsOS ,r
Of Henry Jackson, decd
lour esteemed correspondent who sends the foregoing VII
have that the matter which he his note
In the WAig Of last Tuesday
On the night Of tn 9Th Instant In Washington ELLgy int,
daughter Of Stephen A. Douglas.
At his residence, Prar Court House, Tuesday .y
May 2g afer lingering Illness, Dr. ELCON J0sRs aged
~ years.
In Uppervlle, FAuquler county Virginia. gCth n NJ
Mrs ANN WASHINGTON ROSE, relct Of the Dr. Hsnrv
Os AleNandrsa, 10 the SD year Of her age. '
Ath residence ia Pauquier county vsina on The 9ai A.
May Of Paralysis, Dr. ALFRED MURRAY 10 te 6h y-ar n ia
On Sunday 81 lnsl At h. resldenee Of s parents kim W
liam county RANDOLPH WRIT, fourth aud only child Of H. A.
Mus A. and Margaret Ltepage, aged months !; d..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
onrrI,ke,inPen n.ylvanIa

We are glad 10 perceive that the BELL and EVERETT
movement is going ahead btayey in the 'od Keystone
State. Our friends in Philadelphia aud throughout
PENNSYLVANIA seem to have entered upon the work Of the
canvass most eaergeacaly and zealousy. Speaking Of
the prospects in that State, the EreHing Journal oil
Monday says;
THE opposition to the Democrats are working active
lv The Bell aud Everett movement has received fresh
stimulus from the we-wrten letter of Mr.. Everett ae-
ceptiug the nomination"
We hope il may receive additional fresh stimulus
every day lrOm nov until the election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
section, of country through which he has recently

sections of country through which he has recently
passed: 900
ENTHUSIASTICALLY see in the papers some
pieces speaking favOraby of the wheat crop WITHIN
the last six weeks have travelled a good deal in Ohio
Indiana, Kentucky Tennessee and some little in this
State and in Maryland, aud clearly of opinion that
there cannot be half crop made, of that coming under
my observation, except, perhaps, what saw IN mary
land Frequently heard gentlemen speak OF 1t as fall
ure in other localities Causes-winer freezes fly joint
worm &c.
Let those who shall be so fortunate as to make any
recolect that wheat, this year, will be wheat.
Respectfully, h.
The Winchester TirginiGn says the most distressing
news comes up from all portions of Virginia. ofthe ravages
OF the Joint worm. The Woodstock Shenandoah, Tenth
Legion, swes the sad story follows; 1.-THE fly and
joint worm we are sorry to see, within the past two
weeks have proved destructive to the grain crops in
this county, that not much one-half an average
crop will be realized. Many fields that promised fine
yield few days ago, will scarcely be worth harvesting
The Lexington Star learns from friend who has,
within the past week, travelled through portions OF
Rockbridge Boteourt and Bedford that the prospects
for good wheat crop very dscouragng. Jointworm
and fly are committing said depredatOns upon il, and
the farmers are becoming considerably alarmed. In
every neighborhood through which informant
passed the crop is represented as being very seriously
injured already and unless the ravages OF its enemies
soon abate the wheat fields will present gloomy front
to the reapers and in may places, will hardly be worth
the reaping We were also, informed by some of our
farmers who were attending Court Monday last that
the wheat has been greatly damaged by the fly, Joint
worm &c., so much that the fields will not pay for
cutting this is the in sections other sections
will produce good crops of wheat. The corn, We are
told doing well.
Tue Fredericksburg Ners SAYS The wheat here as
elsewhere ia nowhere-iarmers are pOughing up their
fields to SOW corn.
The Lyuchburg Republican says the Wheat crop is
almost an entire failure in Campbell county, in conse-
queuce of the ty and the onworm, AID on the rivers
aud low lands the rust is making the failure complete.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
THIRTY-sIXTH oONGREsS-.First Session.
.,IIlN Itlr.. Il

SENATE.
Mr. Latham presented the petition OF the merchants of
Philadelphia and Boston, in favor of the overland mail
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Bayard from the Judiciary. reported bill TO reg
uate the mileage OF members of Congress.
Mr.. Bright presented the memorial OF Henry Addison
and Others of Georgetown, urging the appropriation to
complete the Washington Aqueduct
And after considerable routine business
On motion Of Mr.. Hunter, the Army appropriation
bill taken up discussed awhile and postponed when
The Houmas land grant bill taken up and discussed
at length by Messrs Crittenden, Mason, Benjamin, Fes
sender and others.
And after further debate the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After brief but noisy discussion, the House tabled
the Senate bill providing for the settlement Of private
land claims in Florida Arkansas Louisiana and Missouri
On motion of Mr.. Sherman the House postponed till
the second Tuesday of December next Mr. Fentons bill
for the relief OF the officers and soldiers of the Revou
tonary army and the widows and children OF those who
died in the service
Mr. Rust called up the joint resolution, giving the as
sent of Congress to such the Legislatures OF Lou
isiana Texas and Arkansas have may pass for the
removal of the Red River raft by levyng tolls on boats
which may navigate said river, defay the expense
The resolution was passed-yeas 81, nays H.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the Mis-
souri, contested election case
Mr.. Blair addressed the House in favor OF his claim at
considerable length and Mr. Barrett responded in oppo-
Sition, and Mr. Rar then took the floor and during an
hour, replied to Mr.. Barrett's arguments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08

There were also received last month"; G3 lbs lard 81 pkgs
1859 bs leather iCG bales domes - bales cotton yarn 80
bales waste IFS NJ feet lumber l. bb apple brandy pkgs eggs
% bus peas 20 kRs smoking tobacco 200 boxes pipes
neal G8 lbs tsiow, ~ bus rye, 100 paper ke
4d2 pkg mineral water SO bags hair 81 gain cradles sCG
bbs manganese etc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
RICHMOND MARKETS. June 7 ,sso

There little business doing time deem
unnecessary to present full price firm
for Sides and eta for Shoulders
tive CoEs dull at I2kGI5 quote super6ne
fd25D650 GROCERIES unchanged. There market for
wHgT present. and none Offering Ton,ooo coming 10 freely
from all quarte aud the market continues
ry 20 sellers The following Is our
MosrnLr ToBAco0 sTlTrNEyr-Fcom Is. oct % 1t Jnn@
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
THE oxyGRN,TRL RITTERS

The qualities this medicine Ta-edn upon lmperhs
BILE foundation In destroying disease and Inducing health
parallel
the following Complaints these Bters Specific VIZ
Dysptsid Iadi. esOn, Hear! Burn Aed1, Cast,,s,.
Los 81 ApFetiie, Hedidcl>, ant General DeIiRy
many country this preparation extensively
by physicians in their practice and 10 have
many health who apparently beyond the reach Of heal
ing art.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
INV YORK MARKETS, June 9Th.

BEEwAy-Pme Southern Yellow Is wanted for bleaching but
cep aloF prices 300 lbs at $ for Western, SiN
&5Sc cash for Southern
CoFFE.The for Rio has retained the buoysnt feeling
before noticed, and with M for home use pce, nave
again advanced fully Z Of cent i n. Other kinds Inactive
without change In prc Sales 1914 bags Rio per Talluah at
cts 25O3 Exeto &C. to 20 to Btm 1re Ia 2Gs do Der
AngareA, % G5 do in lots, 3kG 81; 100 Santos, 1917
CoTTon-The demand Friday been light and
y all grades have depreca ID In value. We quote Of
oaeghth OF cent on Mddns and ohe fourth OF
FLouSw,h contnuei moderate inquiry all descriptions
ofste and Western Flour tn market during the here days
heavy du in the ding three days
reduced their preensions about cents Dbl Ia order
purchasers rate freely Southern has In limited
request and the Transactions are to only moderate extent
du 'ed rates
GRSThe Wheat market has les, buoyant dur.
log the three days just passed under continued moderately
prices hoNiag an apprec on equal to 2S over
the quoted rates Of Friday last Transact the az
81 G3 The demand for Corn active on satsdy
moderate receipts Monday prices advanced somewhat and
sales were moderate but with considerable in
supplies together with reduction In eghan
prevailed Yesterday for shipment though the advance Of the PIE
srslA-Te market, with continued large arrivals and mode
rate demln yey dull and TO effect sales holders have had
Sales g52 hhd Cuba SsI7s cents Gg6 Porto Rico, 4G 3i
TcHlcco-The demand Is moderate but prices are without
change Sales g. hha Kentucky 4G2 cents &c do
vile, 5.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 6PM
nues 10 good request bu! the limited stock
Z D. and quote Rio 1SHGl3 c fair to good and
l4GIi4A c for prime.
FL0ra There IS only limited demand to-day and we
have change to notice la the complexion
We the market closing frm f56!j 20 for Howard
street Ohio aad City Mills super.
Wheat was In better supply day OOO buhe,
offered 0ui pdces for were unchangedwhe sold l
i6c for fair TO prime and choice To- cts
5 to 40 cts for fair to prime Corn In good demand
prices for white were c. higher; about bushels were re-
rIetwle sod at 3G for good prime yellow at
G9lt12 cts, for fair 20 prime.
PROVISIONS very little doing provisions to-day For
there fair obbng demand dSE cents for sh u.
dets and l0 cents sides which prices hhds hang
ed hands. also 900 pieces plain hams II
Lard steady at NE. b. In bbs tierc,s and at i9 cts
u H. In kegs.
SUGAR We net advised OF consequence
today, but quote the market hcm
WHISKY There Il rather better feeling market to-day
for Whisky. The sales rep, bbs Ohio At ~ cens
and 80 bbs do at 2A cents gallon and quote City Fl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-08
-Eyr-Fcom Is, oct % 1t Jnne.

The stock hand lst October 80 97ll hhds time
rs 1000 hhds.
ToBicco-Mr Henry Watkins Commission merchant reports
follows The breaks and Warehouses full and
deaf Of Tobacco opening out Of order Planters there
fore promote their Interest by png their Tobacco safe order
There has been but little change prices during the week quote
Tugs from 81 50 TO o. according 10 quality Common leaf from
o. medium ~ ~ good and fine Stemmng y; dry ship
ping Tobacco at all prices from o. H. according quality
Good and Hne manufacturing leaf 10 10 t2j Very little fancy
wrapping offered