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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

On the 3O.h Glt, the u. >. Steamer No
hassk. l.. L. Cf.reh, Commander, arrived nj
X West, has.ns ia tow tn prize bar4ar
HRg6re, seiz, 90 the 26tb, fly miles north
east I'll NarShas. loaded With "a cargo oi
.laves irOn tie Congo River. Africa The
original nnmber OF slaves shipped MAS ooO'
but sinee The bsrqur was taken III nnm"e'
has been T, duced hy deaths sc 5i9 Tue lot
Of negroes was an unusually K nod one
The U. S Steamer lFp1'dotfs eas since
arriv> d at Key West. with another SLAYER
containing 90 negroes. This SLAYER Wa
also captured .f Caba.
Tbe-e aegroes will give The adminisira
tiou snue tro Ible. We notice thai NJ. b1'
cH.xAN has already seat a message % Goa
errss Ia relation To those of The wiidhre.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
Ex-pnss1pEsr FrLLmonE ON rHr STATS or

Ex-PRESIDEST FILLMORE on TIE STATE OF
THE COUNTRY AND THE PoIITfcs OF THE DAy.
In a letter dated, April seth. Mr.. Fillmore
writes as follows
Il profess to belong to no party but my
county. aud am taking no part in pnitic-;
hut, tsoagh silent am by no means an IN
different spectator of passing event. On
tse eoatrary.I look with the most intense
anxiety. not to say alarm. upo1 the. present
stale of things. II appears to me that he
must have read history 10 little profit who
does not see, in the or. wing jealousy and h;s-
tr iween The North aud the South, the
serbs o. discnrd and civil strife, which may
end IN civil war aud the destruction of this
government l am sure that no one can aver
that there was more hatred between Great
Britain and her colonies. ten or even FIVE
years before our Revolution, than now exists
between the North and the South; and the
canse, if cause there be, seems likely TO en-
dure; Demagogues. North and South. f,n
this fame for selfish and ambitious oil cts;
aud the great masses which are usually in
ert and passive. are likely TO be drawn into the
contest and sacrificed, noLns voleas. May
Hsaren save us, for l fear we are unable or
unwilling to save ourselves"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
TUESDAY, NAY 18th.

Sweepstakes fer un tried Colts 500 entrance
S25 forfeit mile heats three four Nil the
stake; Club to add 500 If the race is
l. 81. Young enters br by imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfolk' IS Ievh,than.
2. Also, enters br. (. by imp. Albion dam Martha
Dunn by imp. Sovereign.
s. A Turner enters b. Architect BIZ imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Ieyiaihan.
4. W. H. johnson enters Oh. Tenth l.. gion by imp.
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by iT p Leviatbaa
s. Gen. W. h. Harding enters br. Chivalry by
Childe Harold dam Kate Kii z by imp. Priam
6. Also, enters gr Loyalty by Chlde Harold, dam
DELTA by imp. PTIam.
z. Geo. loit enters ch. f. by imp Albion dam Ann
Chase by imp. Leviihan.
s. Barnes HAthw"y enters f. Twilight by licking
ton, dam by Eclipse.
9. T. G. Moore enters b. C. by Brown Dick dam Mid.
way by Boston
10. Roundtree X St enter b. C. by ID Sovereign,
dam by Wager.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

The Cincinnati Press 4 Independently is oi
the epiuion that the Repablicans have not
beltered thcis cause by slaughtsriag SEWARD
and lakiag up LINoaI-S. .RrpsblicaaisE.' .
il says. -bas 40 salient points which will not
be ioaad iast - vulnerable In Mo. LINcoIS
Ia Mr.. sEsARD. ~hen he beeomes equally
prominent. aud the pre,islsBtial canvass via
make him 80. Bis neniszsioa VAS . retreat.
10 take up nex poslsioa. bat as sooa a. he
foaess are deployrd. The same valaeFahie
paiass are exps~<d- II defsa, had beea in
svtsabls sith Mr.. sEwAsp. I sert&ialy mnsf
De = la a eandsd4I- hsldisg ,hs same ohaoxi-
eas doctrines. a. sosn a. be is placed in NE
ease i<saerskiP." s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 20. lS6
Grand Ratification Meeting.

The friends of the Constitution and the
Union in Tennessee will hold meeting in
this city On Saturday, 26 inst, TO ratify The
nomination Of JONI BELL and EDwABD Ev-
EEEIr, for President and Vice President. The
entire delegation from this State 10 the Bal
fimore Convention are expected to be pres
eni. distinguished speakers viii address the
meeting. All who favor the Objects OF the
meeting are cordially invited TO attend.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

ADVICE 10 LADIEs.-We are aware there are many
OF our lady readers who comp lining of weakness
and debility. Our advice is TO go at once and get
some Of NCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL BLOOD
PURIFIER 1t is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
TO siren ;hen and Invigorate the whole Organization,
and purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
column. my10-d&wlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

Mrs WinsiOS, experienced nurse al
eInale physician, has soothing syrup for children
sethir g, which greatly facilitates the process of
leethIrg by softening the Runsre lucng all infiama
on-wilIdllay all pain and is sure to reguatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health 10 your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement u
uother column une7d4wly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

River
vol. il mo-, Cloth.
This book describes minutey the whole country
washed by the AMOR River. To this large trac
attention has lately been directed in very marked
manner by the action of the Russian Government in
taking possession OF it, and i; is probable that
long, for commercial other purposes, &C
quaintance N:th ii will be necessary with any
other division If the earth's surface. Mr.. Collins
has proposed himself satisfy the necessity
knowledge. He visited every city the banks Of
the river, noted their peculiarites, and the life,
character and manners of the people, especially the
condition of trade, industry and social life among
them. h e describes the nature of the river Itsei
with respect TO the feasibility Of navigation, and thu
comparative wildness cultivation of the coun
tries and it-all in graceful and attractive
narrative.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
NJ AR EkIED.

On the 2tst inst, by Rev. J L. Alexander, Mr.. T.
J. MITCHELL and Miss S. FLORENCE, daughter OF JNo.
N. ALEXANDER, Esq all of this city.
We wish the happy couple much joy and pleas
ant urney through life, remembering that
Glove gives natures voice a tone
That true hearts understand
The sky, the earth, the forest lone,
Are peopled BY his wanl.''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
Holloway. PiIis.-Dyspeps

HOlloway,s Pilis.-Dyspepsia, Sick and
nervous HcaIachr. Ply sicans class headaches
der six divisions, each requiring separate remedy.
In ignorance Of the immediate cause hpw frequently
must hey err, aud their treatment niscarry H0l-
IpwAy's Pills never fail in the of Dyspepsia and
its consequeG ces, headaches, &c. mayl6-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
WEDNESDAY, MAY S0TH.
Jock ey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY NAY 21ST-

THURSDAY, MAY S1Sr.
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS. Mile heats 81 90
entrance $50 forfeit three more to I'LL the stake
Club ~ add ) 900 II IL is
/. Gen W. G. Harding 'ers gr C Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Pram.
2. Also, enters br Cliya.y by ChIlde Harold dam
Kae hing, By imp. Pram.
8. NJ. Young enters br by imp. Albion. dam by
Voolfolk = Leviathan.
1. lso, cutters brf by imp Albion dam Martha Dunn
by Jap. Sovereign.
5. A. Tuner enters C Architect by imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. LevIathan.
b Che itlam enters br by Free Trade dam BY
Secono b -lchazZar.
:. Rou dtree Siouer enters b SaIlie Woodward by
imp Aibior, dam Eudor: by imp. PriIm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

@ABE LIScoLs, in one OF bis speeches
In The Illinois eanpaign in less. said S<hs-
cor DoUGLAs Was OF .w,sld-xIde r.pata-
tleo,' and had Tor years pasl been locked
upon es one Who woaid al 40 distant dag
be Presidsa; Of the United slates." Oh him
self, he said-
Nobody ssg szpessed ~ e u Pssssdszk Ia
On l,uor. lean. la.sk lsc- naho-iy bee ever
ss.n tsaI say ssbb.se wsts sprUutiEg sst.s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST.
Proprietor's Purse $500. Mile heats.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
SAME DAY.

Sweepstakes for three year Odds. Single dash Ct
two mes
500 entrance; s5Oforfeit; three more ill the
stake; Club TO add 500 If the race is run.
l. w IL. Johns on enters ch T-nth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by Lev atht1.
2. N Young enters br By imp Albion, dam by
Woodfoik' IS Leviathan.
3. Also, enters BY br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by INN Sovereign.
4. Gen W. G. Harding gr Loyalty by Chill e
Huolf, dam Delta by Priam.
SO enters br Cavalry by Childe Harold, dam
Kate King by imp PTiIm.
o. b. +. Cheatham enters b by Free Trade, dam
by 81 Belsha zzar.
7. Geo. Elliott etners CHI by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Leviathan.
s. A. Barnes enters CHI C Toodles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
Q. Roundtrec Stoner enter Sae Woodward by
imp Albion, dam E1dora by imp Priam.
10. T. 6. Moore enters c 10y Brown Dick dam Md
way by Boston. b. +. CHEATuAM,
may-9-td Prop etor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23

Pasrssssxa At NEw Yoax.--oE The ira
Insi. the President aonsns,ed % he Senate.
the Eioa. gsaS a. DIX - POSTMASTER for The
city If New lesk. TIE sRpoinsusEs as
is.nedi.tsiy eonarns1-
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CHANNELS EScYcLorAEDIA- A DcssesHry o.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
SbsriG's Sales.
Silerih7s Sale,

DY virtue of d IA me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at It's January Term, 1850,
VIII expose 10 public sale, To the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, IN the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 18th day OF May 4,
1850 all the right title clam interest and estate
which samuel Il. A0rgad then had, or may have
since acquired in aud TO the following described Ne
gro named sam, aged about sixty I've
Years, color black LII, No. ~, fronts
100 feet he South side OF Broad ST. and runs back
hunared and sixty nine feet alley twelve feet
wtde and fronts hundred iret on said Alley "A
tract land the south side OF Camosrla d river
In district 10 -, be- ipning ia tie center Of the
Brick Church Turnpike read thence running North
- a, EasI twenty poles stake, thence 70 East,
twenty Ave polls, ITO poles 70 a stake on The
West boundary OF the old age tract, thence North
] 5 10 " est with said Pace inie IL T-lO IOies 10
stone, thence oath 7Sk West IS poles 10 a rock,
thence Scab % i-sa ~vst twenty poi.s u the cen
iresf the Tsrnpiks road, tieEce south Ss+ hAst IL
peles u the beginIing LII, No. 10 IA tie plan Of
Mert Nashville, frultit Y hundred Zee, 90 De
mumbFsne street aud running hacA one hundred and
seventy 1--we feet twelve feet alley being levied
on as toe property of :. mne T. Asrgan, 90 satisfy
ia gm M rendered ia fayor az james X. Falls
Rgsis tSssnueI X. Morgan
JOHN X. EMU NTrSOS,
Siberia OF Davidson county.
apr3o-tds- by a. GRAIL, ep- Se'n.
PosrroNllsKST- The above sale has beea p.,sspaaed
Until tie 2sta .nss, 10y coassHI Of parties.
A. CREEI., d. s.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-23
HABITS OF GGOD SOCIETY.

A Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemen
This is not, might be inferred, collection of set
forms, ceremonies points OF etiquette, and
tionalisms. Written by person well conversant
with the world, and, withal, deep thinker, sage
reasoner, and correct moralist. II will become
standard work on Habits and Manners and will fud
its way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
my1l No. IS Union street
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SI,er;Gs SAFE.

DY virtue OF senditioni exponas, In favor
ID =. c. Lesseur ID. b htck., a.s- direotesi-
and delivered from tine s1osaTAbse ClTeGa Court
Of aSidson c.sU.ss fsuse=sce, at is January
f>6o, sti exlcsc 20 pGhlic sale, d the highest
bidder for cash, at the {, 0rt hssase Yard, the
csg Of Nashville, 90 SATURDAY. the issii DAY q
NAY, iSd0. all tie right tale claim, Interest and
estate wheE II. - H.cSs then had, may have
siaee acquired "a and 10 tbs following DESERVED
property To al part OF LIT 70 . IN a plan IN l.e
b. {. W. snce lor tie UBsss HaEk u Tznnessee,
fesArrea ~ tie l-xsstsris afe o. Dsstdsoa eaan-
~, ssk 8. rage l1S oerS part q st cszEe y ed
to j. W. Mari BY A AppeFs By 6s1d registered
N ths eGcs sfsresE'd Book -. ptgs &os Aea
see .nd sszrtinalaFig described fsiie~s- bszin-
niax AZ a saks the line az Spring street. Sssutis-
east cssEner OF No 2. thsace N the las &C saH
spriag 90 ie-t % STAKE tle line o. said
"a eel, thesee Al n 81 angles NsFth 20 feet
IL fot alley tisHce ~iih Sail alley 50 fzt 10
stake thsGc- rssht ass les SoufE 200 fe~s ths
beginning. T.se dcrd "a the sane 4 registered in
the asBce AZ res "a Bes.k -, pas SOC, ssxi-d a.
tas arofesty - d. b 3ilekE. . Sfti1ff jafEment
kgAIosi said Hcks Ia tzvoF q = 6 is.ssar
J. X fDaUSfsoS.
spf3n-tas SAeris OF lsstslsot. corsaky-
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TAX LIsT---CoRPORATIoN OF sNAsHyy LILLE -
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HAVING removed one door above the old stand
IL would respectfully invite tie atlertlon Of iheir
frieE.s tie public generally to their sxiei awe
stock OF
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16
wAsHrsorox. D. G., March %, 1seo.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 90, 1850.
EDITOR HAwK-EYK-Dear Sir-The Republican Members
which Hon. Preston King, U. g. g., is Chairman, whose
principal business to aid in the circulation Of documents
and speeches.
Arrangements have been made which will enable them
10 send speeches In packages 10 person. In detail
where names are furnished at the following rates. free Of
FOR 9 page Speeches, g cents per 100
ga " Ia t" :.
This much lower rate than such documents can POSI-
bly, be furnished from any other point.
paper reach the people, because it is true general
E supposed that these speeches are printed at the public
cost and because the Members Of Congress from Iowa.
although liberal In this respect their circumstances
VIII justly will be able pay for all the documents
that ought to be distributed In State during the APP
preaching campaign.
70 urp G the ars
Hon. VIM. H. Seward, N. Y.-The State Of the Country
Hon. g. A. Grow, Pa.-Free Homes for Free Men.
Hon. James Harlan lowa-shsll the Territories be Af
Hon. John Hickman, Pa.-who have violated Compro-
msess
Also tract entitled "Land for the Landless"
Among the dxteen page speeches are the following:
Hon. b. y. Wade, Ohio-Property In the Territories.
~ INDICATED.
Hon. H wilson, ass.-Terri.orial Slave Code.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, In-The Demands of the South
The Republican Party indicated
Hen. Lyman Trumbull, I-Seizure Of the Arsenas IT
~ ,Ss Rs nesIy v1 and Liberty Mo- and in vndca'on
Hon. J. R. Doolissle, Ws-The Calhoun Resoution-lss
bads and Its progress.
Carl shura. wh.--Dougias and Popular Sovereignty
Committee, h that Of Hon. Jacob Colamer Of Vermont.
The Speeches Of Messrs. Grow, Harlan, Hickman, |
Schurs, Seward and TrumbuH printed in German and
FURNISHED at the same rates as the English
Persons desiring documents viii address Hon. PRESTON
KING, u y. B.. Washington D. C.
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CTTuMwA, June 9, 1860
Hon. FIRE HENRY WARREx
and c. DUNHAM, Esq.
GENrLEMrN:-Thc Republicans Of Wapelo
County propose to ratify the nominations of Lin
coin and Hamlin at Ottumws, on the 2lst day
Of June, and We hereby extend to you, ard
through You to the Republicans of Burlington, a
cordial invitation to be present with US on the
occasion. Distinguished speakers will be invit-
ed, and an effort will be made to secure large
attendance of citizens Of this and adjoining coun-
ties. Do us the favor to advise lis whether we
may expect you, and the probable number of your
citizens who will accompany you. *H
Very respectfully yours,
j. W. Norris, -
.H...s f.s j. w. Dixon,
A. A. STUART,
Committee of Arrangements
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Republican electors Of the First Congress.
sional District Of Iowa, are requested to meet in
Convention by their Delegates, at Oskaloosa, on
Wednesday, June Goth, for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidate for Congress in said District,
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may legitimately come before said Conven-
ton. a
We would sugges. As ratio Of representation,
one Delegate for each one hundred votes, or
fraction thereof exceeding fifty, cast for Gov
ernor Kirkwood at the last State election.
Jxo R. NEEDHAM, G. BALDWIN,
J. w. NoRRls, GEO. w. 4cCRARY,
s. E. linn.
Cong. Central Com
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NEW WRAr.-We were shovn r,,,., ~
noasc o Trade Yesterday morning, says the Cha.
e.so democrat, asplendid sample Of 800 bu.hel.
= ssv Wheat red winter, received by Howard
e.N 80, corner Of Lssalle and Wster "a
~. : .ssve.~essh, Dongola, Onion county
.,.,,.. !. - p.snp and large and Of excellent
Wy Hsa casag essa Il de ,ev c,o.
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- 1Eadr = sspssssd !, ~. .,.s =. :.
49, - On tasIa iaae, assAsvi,. -.
ssssvsoeySs1 dvs u1Asue 81
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R- The McGregor Press comes to us greatly
enlarged and improved. 1t is now nine col
umn paper and one Of the largest in the State
II has the names of Lincoln and Hamlin at the
rnaat.head ltt. s7t Ns- 5F9z
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on and secure TIE largest possible Aeld Of labor,
ws have dstssmined TO send the Hawk-Eye at
very rsducsd rates ~ The Presidential campaign
We propose 70 scnd the Weekly Hawk-Eye to
single Subscriber from the 18th Of Nay till No
vsmbsr 6rst, for SIXTY CENTS TEN COPIES
for FIVE DOLLAR6-TWENTY COPIES to
o,.e odavs for EIGHT DOLLARS.
The semi-weekly Havk-Eye win be afforded
for the same time, to single Subscribers at Sl.-
Clubs Of Ave q. Clubs Ut ten "a.
Send in orders early, always accompanied with
the money. Leading Republicans throughout
Central and Southern Iowa, win confer favor
which shall be reciprocated, by aiding in giving
an increased State Circulation. W
~ Address -3
G. DUNBAR,
Burlington, Iowa
- As it il impossible for US TO furnish back
numbers Of either of the editions Of our paper,
We shall send It 70 all Campaign Subscribers from
the time the money is received and paper start
ed, five and half months, or for . term fully
equal to that advertised above. This will carry
those forward whose names are entered by the
middle of June to the first of December. Every
paper will be discontinued when the time expires
for which it has been paid.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

~ We have received the first number OF a
new Republican paper, printed in the Northern
part Of the State, called the New Oregon Repu5-
lican, Il. Belfoy editor. II is handsomely printed,
and edited with spirit.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

DIED.
or consumption. on Saturday The 9TH insi Pm a.
Guy, Mrs. GiNcY ARNEr, vile u l.. Atney assa I.
mrs Ahney was an old settler In ths NTaaa!t -
resided here twenty six years.
In Kansas, May 10, 1sca, Mr. wntiAs ksssos~
merry Of Flint River Township, pcs Molnes CvahN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

.-aan
A lady asked minister whether Pe' y
might not be fond Of dress and ornament ~
out being proud. MADAME" said the m'nlsI 4,
when You see iox's tail peeping oai q =
hoie, you may be sure the fox il within
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-16

SoMxwnAr SlxGrLAR.-There have been IS
elections Of President In II of them the name
Of the individual elected ended with the letter
N. With only one exception. the name Of every
President Who has served two terms had this
termination. & In only one case has candidate
Tor re- collection, with inal in his name, been
defeated and even in this case the name Of the
Sucnsssfal candidate possessed this apspicious
terminaEicA Prov. Journal ~ sg''es IS
This fact must be N-coursging 70 Lancols and
Hanalln.