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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Letter from Hon. ] ohm Bell to Thos.
HI. ~ ats, So.
NASHVILLE. July 22nd,

NASHVILLE. July 22nd, 1860.
Dear Sr:-Ynur letter of the 9th instant,
was received ten DAYS since, and it IL due to
YOU as well as myself, TO state the causes
which have delayed nv answer TO this late
day, to explain what, otherwise, might be
imputrd TO me discourtesy. Such a
statement is due TO numerous other gentle
mn, whn. in the last month or. six weeks,
b We addressed letters of inquiry to me, from
differ nj quart, rs of the country, as to my
views and opinions on the more prominent
questions at issue in the pending canvass,
and which have received no answer.
To the inquiries in all such letters, there
was bat one reply, as / conceived. which
C uld consist emily and properly. be made. un-
der the circum>tdncss of my position. " hich
was, to r. Ter the writer's TO my past course;
TO the views and opinions have heretofore
b, Id and expressed on the subjects or ques-
lions embraced in their letters. But il ap.
peared to me that T. ply containing nothing
N re than such general refer nee, without
,ointimg out The particular votes. speeches,
and oIher evidences of what / had said or
done in conu, cIi,'n With the questions made
The subj cts Of inquiry, or stating where
rh, Y were 10 be found, would be uneracious
ts sa the least of il. To make such refer
enccs In ms answers would far exceed the or
binary limits of q letter, and / concluded
that IL would b mOr6 convenient aud salts
factory To bulb parties to accompany my an
swer- with prin, ed collection OF such Of my
speech, s and letter. as have a dir, CT bearing
upon the su. cts If controversy; or of such
copIous extracts thereirom. as to leave moth
ing 10 he supplied by further quotations from
them. The preparation OF such compila
ton was Immediately commenced, by mem
Der of the Central Union Committee of Ten
uessee. 1t is now completed. and transmit
herewith. copy of it printed In the ma
IioIul Union" IL was issued from the pres
week later than was anticipated by me, ant
hen.e my answer to your letter, as well as t
otsers, has en- delayed week beyond tn
time L had proposed to myself to answe
them.
For the reasons which impel me to declin'
any further answer to the inquiries in you
letter, refer you to the first and second pa
ges of the National Union" You will OBJ
serve that the ground there taken is, that |
would be inconsistent with the declared view
of the Convention which placed me in tn
position now occupy before the public, Il
make any new declaration of principles. Blu
I do not choose to shelter myself under tn
.thority OF the nominating convention
against any reproach l may incur in conse
aurncc of the course l have thought 1t N,
duty to pursue in relation to this subject
Had / been member of the convention,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

"My COunirymen, if there is Douglas
Democrat in my county. do not know IL.
If there is one have yet to see or hear OF
him. IF there is one in this crowd, do not
know it. but il there il. have no hesitancy in
aging that you will fluid him to be man
with not brains enough to grease gimbIet.'
MIC NELLY.
A"DoUGLAs DEMocRAr" informs The Maury
Press that the above remarks were made, al a
recent BRECKENRIDGE meeting in Hickman
county, by Mr.. McNEIL.Y, one OF the demo-
cratic Senators liz the last Legislature. The
taste of such remark as the last ia indis
putable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received al the once Of the
L Nashville and Chattanooga Ssilroad Compary
until O'Clock, r. b.. Wednesday, August LIST for
the Construction Of q Freight House the Depot
Grounds OF the Company, in the city OF Nashville.
The building will be turee hundre. By thirty feet
one end thirty feet square will be two stor and Cd
isned on Tor Offices.
Proposals will state the price per thousand for the
brick work, and FIR the Carpenters work and roof
complete including the fur nhng OF all materi .ls nd
expe Incl .entai the construction If the work
Plans and specifications Will be ready for inspec-
ton ON the slst inst at the Engneers Once in Nash
vile.
Proposals are Also solicited for two brick and one
frame baldingss. which stand upon the Company S
grounds, and are now Ufered for sale 10 be removed
Proposals 70 be addressed to K c. NORRIS,
Jul, "a Resident Engineer n. C.. r. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

TIn Virginia the fight between the two
democratic factions is growing every day
more decided and warm. Some of the Back
INRIDGE-YANcfY organs. however. are sueing
for peace. To show what spirit prevails we
extract from two of the Richmond organs of
the same date, July 3lst. The Ezmniner
(Breckinridge) says
THE divisions in the Democracy Of the
Union, which occurred and a sumed q dis
tinct and dangerous form in the late Conven-
ton at Baltimore, have resulted in creating
antagonistic organizations in this Stale. II
is folly, and what is worse, dangerous mis-
chief to attempt to ignore these divisions or
to fail to make an effort to cure then. They
are not healed; they are working evil; they
are weakening the conservative strength in
the Union; they may and will produce ire
parable disasters If something is nor done to
check their mischievous operation"
On the other hand the lndez douglas
says:
"Not wishing to extend this article, we
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
From Missouri.

We make the following extract from q let
ter received at this Office yesterday from Yer
saiIles. Morgan county, Mo-, enclosing list
of IS subscribers:
BELL and Everett stock is going up every
day in this county; and we will surely carry
the State for them in November. The Union
party. on all hands, are proud of their stand
ard-bearers. and are wide awake, up and do
Ing. They are not satisfied with being con-
annibilate the d, mocratic party"
And 1t Is 10 be hoped that they may sue
coed in annihilating it. say We.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Franklin College.

TIE SEVENTEEN III SESSION OF THIS INSTlTC.
I ton will open on Monday the Sd Of September
1850.
W. d. cARSFs, late President Of Fast Tennessee
University, has been called TO the position Of n esi
deut OF the College, aud will upon the active
al charge of his duties at the opening CT the Session
Otherwise the faculty remains Unchanged
While there Is no disposition the part OF those
avng control OF the Institution 10 bo.st, they fe
the strongest Confluence In commencing it the
favor Of parents aud guardia, Its past reput
Tor the sound scholarship and correc manly bearing
of its students-w be faithfully maintained kvery
species u dissipation will be guar ded against and
the strongest eff rts made 20 Keep the pupils Tree
rem the blasting ices that bring speedy ruin upon
many youths in our land.
The heslhfulness OF the locality is unsurpassed In
our county. The charges moderate fully
within the reach Of all Of sufficient energy to be ea
utated.
The Female school connected with the College vii
be Continued as heretofore.
- For other Information address
w. CARNkS, President,
Franklin College, Tennessee,
OrW LIPSCO Ab, Secretary,
Franklin College, Tennessee.
July l6-sodSw1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

aCoALs TO NE@cAsrLE."-T The Augusta
Dispoteh reports the recent shipment OF five
hundred bales of cotton from New York to
Charleston. An order could not be filed in
Charleston, and the cotton was procured in
New York as the best market. The expenses
of two unnecessary shipments, in this case
are an item of the loss sustained by the lack
of general direct trade between our South
ern and foreign ports.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
The following table shows the number of
persons who have visited the Great Eastern
since her arrival:

HE DlsuSlos GAAE.-The Charleston Nur-
curry Is calling attention to the character OF
the next Legislature of South Carolina, urg-
ing the selection Of q certain ass of men.
The thing has an interest, b cause il is un-
derstood here that the disunion game Is to
commence in South Carolina and Mississippi,
by the action Of the Legislatures to those
States. respectively instructiog their Sena-
tors and Representatives not TO assemble In
Congress at Washington in case Lincoln
should be inau2nraied.- Washington Cores
soad<nf Nep York Tribune.
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ne-The Washington correspondent of Il

Ms-The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer teiegraphs that it is I'M
drrstood there that Logan, of Oregon, has
notified Stout that he will contest his seat
next winter. Stout holds by sixteen votes.
Should he be unseated, and Lincoln go into
the House, be will have sixteen States. and,
if J N Morris, of Illinois, will vote for him,
he will get seventeen, the number required to
elect. 1t shows that the Republicans have
given up electing Lincoln by the people, and
depend upon his being elected by Congress y
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Qflp advertisements.
MINERVA COLLEGE.
FOR THE
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Situated miles East OF Nashville. Tenn.
THE Twelfth Annual Session of this sttutou be-
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TtRMS.-Boarding at $12O for the ses ivn Of 10
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

THE SECEpERs CoNcEDINa DEFEAT.-A pri
vate despatch received IN this city from Lex
ngton says: The Breckenridge party is do,ca;
,ciH not bet on anything Those whu know the
breckenridge clique in Scott and Fayette
will understand the significance of this des-
patch. When family connection, owning
millions, refuses to carry out the policy here
tofOre adopted by them of betting tens OF
thousands of dollars, defeat is Enthusiastically
conceded. Let our friends now work on
with renewed energy, and bury the disunioa
party under such q towering majority that
hey never again will be heard of In this
State. Let our majority be at least $4,000
iur the gallant Combe.-Lou. jour.
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Sl,erims sale.

DY virtue OF 81 ia TO me directed and delivered
ID from George Giiiespie Justice Of the Peace or a.
wilson county, Tenn the ESD day OF Juno, 1850,
cash. at tn Courthouse Yard in the city OF Nash
Vile, on SATCRDA, the 4th day OF August 1880, all
u nisomery q hcGredy then had or may have since
acquired in and the following described property
to-wt: one negro woman, Narcissa, about - years
old. both qualified and likely, bong evied the
property OF Montgomery and AcGredy, TO satisfy .
Judgment rendered in favor OF Richard Kynne,
against the SAID Montgomery and AcGredy.
J. K. EDMUSDSoN, Sheriff
iuiylS-St By A. CRExI Dep Sheriff.
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LEFT THE GAS BURNING AND WENT 70 En-

LEFT THE GAS BURNING AND WENT 70 En-
RoPE.-The New York correspondent of the
Mobile Register relates the following:
r, Gently gentleman returned from Eu-
rope he had been absent with his family
seven months. H paid bis gas bill tn
day be reit, aud the house had net been
opened for seven months. aud Yet when II
was. The gas msu took r Iurh f ON th
metre and a bill was made out for S25.
Dir. GIiuncil went and complain d To tn'
secretary. related the circumstances, and
Threatened txpn ure of such bafef'ced
robbery. He Fefrs d TO ply The bill Very
weil, sir sad the st eTttaTy. dT- u.
went i'Imr and tod his wie. Pay il,
laid she. Why so? SAID hr. & Becaue,',' y
said she. /" the diy We lef. New York, l
had to go back to- Inr house for some aT.ILir
| had forget. The window shutters were
fasIen. d; lit The gas, The other day when
We Returned l found 1t sIil turning.
The bill was paid, for Il steady gas me
had been burning iOr seven months. Gas
stock pays a heavy dividend
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Sherl3,s sale.

DIT virtue Of erdss o. ssle 70 ne directed, ana
~ delivered IRON The Honorable Criminal Court
a. Davidson county, Tenn, a. il April Term, 1885,
WI expose TO public sale, TO tbs highest bidder,
for eaah, 1t the Coert house Yard, "a the CITY Of
Nashville, on SA1UkDAX, the <sh day Of August,
le6o, all the right, title, claim, interest ana estate
which z. II. Eiheriy then had, or may have since
acquired Ia and 70 The following Described property
to-wit: tract or Ian lying N Nilsson county on
Nashville, levied on rs the land Of 7. a. Ethesiy
bounded follows: on the East By the lands Of ,.
L Ewing on the North by the lands o. psnn kes h
Co.. on toe West by the lands Of the CARROTS,
on the Sourh By the lands Of g. Etherly, decd lev
led on as .he property OF Fl. Ethrriy as s<curi'y
Of WIN Jones, to satisfy judgment rendered In IA
yor OF the State Of Tennessee agai 81 the said Jones
and T. II Elderly.
julyIs-st J. K. EpMuNDSON, sheriff.
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MISS 8. ]. HALE'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR
Y Q u N G L ADlE S,

VIII Reopen Sep. 10th, so
THIS school is designed 70 give a thorough and lib
eral English education, to furnish the best fscli-
tie for acquiring the French Language and the best
instruction in Music and the other accomplishments.
Professors and Teachers Of the highest qualifications
are employed.
The rincipal regards it as her peculiar duty and
privilege to watch the health and moral training
of thoss committed 70 her The location oppo-
site large open square, is Of the finest and
healthful in the city. only limited number pu-
pills is received.
REFERXxcES.-Nrs Emma willard, Troy, N Y,
Louis A. Cooley, Esq Philadelphia, WIN. B. Stevens,
D. D., Philadel l,hia, &C. &c, Ausl4t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

@It appears that Mr.. Keitt's treasona-
bic and revolutionary letter was concocted in
a caucus consisting of Messrs. Crawford of
Georgia, Curry of Alabama, Bayard of Del
,ware Wigfall of Texas, A-hmore of South
Carolina, and Leake of Virginia. These
men are all fierce fora dissolution of the
Union. aud of course Breckenridge and Lane
men.-Loa Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Hear What an sold Nulliher,s Says.
The Benton (Ala.) Herald, a Breckinridge-
Yancey paper, publishes communication
from an "Old Nulliier," an extract from
which we annex as follows;
OUR SOUTHERN TICKET.


which we annex as follows;
OUR SOUTHERN TICKET.
Mr.. EDITORIALS Lowndcs county, with her
gallant and unHinchiEg Southern Rights
party, has had good deal to do with bring
ing about the present state of things in the
race for the Presidency, beg leave through
your paper to say q few words about parties,
as they now stand. or are called.
/ contend that Breckenridge and Lane are
the candidates, not OF party, but of the true
Southern Rights men, and as they are GER
tain to be elected, should not be considered q
victory of the Democracy. but of sound prin-
ciples. The regular Democracy Of the South
before their nomination had but little SYM
pathy with the platform on which Mr.. Yam
cey, as Southern Rights man, placed them, and
they nOsv accept. Thousands who are now
.hurrahing for Breckingridge and Lane, but
for Faneey's indomaabie perseverance,, would now
be howling for Douglas. Douglas, all things
considered. that TRANSFERRED at Charleston and
Baltimore, is clearly and uuquestionably the
Candidate of the regular democI attic purify.
HIS side lad the numerical strength at both
places-was the strongest body of Democrats,
or eIse how could Yaacey's friends be called
SecedersS A seceder must Withdraw from q
larger or an equal body--if in this Case the
seceders had been the larger body, they would
nave mad their own Way. and made the nom
ination without split, unless the Douglas
ties chose to secede. Therefore, say that
the Southern Rights party, which was gotten
up by the true Southern Rights men. aud ad-
vocated by the Herald, Shareholder. Mail, Wateh-
man, Mobile Mercury, aud Others, have got
the candidates upon their platforms South
ern Rights platfOrm,-and the supporters OF
Breckinridge aud Lane should be called by
their right and true name-the Southern
Rights party. 1t will lose none OF its p,es-
tIge; but on the contrary / believe, here in
Alabama. will gain many votes and be more
enthusiastically cheered and supported.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

~Postmaster Miller, Of Columbus, Ohio.
has been removed by the proscriptiye aud
tyrannical dynasty at Washington, and q
Y 4nceyite BY the name of Dawson appointed
in his place
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FIRST i'm Market.

A Few dozen of Church & Flsworth's Bosnm Ex-
"A panders or shirts. atened May 1860. Weight
only one ounce. Just received and for sale AZ
s. p. ASDEkSUNtS
Lace and Fancy store, No IS Union 81
Auel-1W Nashville Tam.
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Taxes. Taxes.

THE Tax Books for State and County and Railroad
i are now rea y for lS6o. Tax ayers win plea Sc
come forward {, the ofsce the Court Hous-, where
VIII be found unid the 2fth Of August, alter that
time we will be absent attending the different his
tricts except Saturday The law regard collect
ing Is after visiting each Distr ct
Immediately commence by distress or otherwise,
City cents all we call on after rst Of October
and after the first Of November our Deputies are al
lowed by law the fees as Sherins for collecting
debts. As wish to collect al tue lax-s Tor lSej
IN TIE YEAR 1861, all that have not paid by the
drst OF November, must expect 20 ind them IN the
hands Of Deputies or Constabies-
O. C. DeGgOyE,
Revenue Collector for SIafsand County
T. W. RALLUW.
iuiy25-2w Railroad Tax Collector.
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For Ncnt.

I&0R the balance Of the present year, neat
l. frame house, containing two roons, situated
on Shady Street, near the Buens Vista springs. For
further particulars apply at this oface.
.fy 2l-IE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

Central Executive Committee.
Edwin II. EWING, NEIII. S. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P.w.. MAxEY, JoHN LEILYETT.
JOIN H CAILEEDER, HORACE H. HARRI-
SOY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

John G. SAKE has again been nominated
OF Governor of the State of Vermont. Last
year he lacked 1860 votes of an election.
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1860.
To the subscribers of the Nashville
&eWR.

News
Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Meas
who have paid for the same in advance Will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the 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 Ne'cs
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 traTste- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers Tor few
DAYS, and such as may be omitted will conter
a favor by leaving word at our Office.
A. 6. CAMP & co
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Gov. BRowN, OF GA.-The Rome tGa.)
Southernor says Gov. JOSEPH Z Brown in
tends to support DOUGLAS and JOHNSON.
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FOR THE pIsTRIcTs.

FOB THE DISTRICTS.
I.J.W. DEADERICK. of Washington.
20. P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
9. ALFRED CALDWELL. of &eMinn.
IS. 8. STANTON of Smith.
sell GOLLADAT. Of Wilson.
s. WM. F. KERCHEVAL, of Lincoln.
7. JOHN C. BROWN. of Giles.
Z. JOHN F. HOUSE. of Montgomery.
=. ALVIN HAWKINS. of Carroll.
10. D. B. MAJORS, ofShelby.