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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

Es- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
chOlsou * Humphrey No. - south side OF the
uare. They receiving daiy a tine stock Of both
ncy aud staple Goods which they are selling III
cheaper than any other house in the city.
maTlS-tf
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Spffial aotifts.

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LiN4-
MENT, is coextensiTe with tie CIVILIZATION Oh 'He
globe Other articles claim 10 GLez7dte pam ano
distress-,his eursS- Family Physicians, 6oVrfn
rneut HospEtals Farriers Planters, Farmers, Livery
men. &c have partlcaIariy demonstrated thisiact.
th.ouzhou. the world No article ever before re
csired such undivided praise ard suPPeftfron Aedi
cal and Scientific men
RHEUMATISM
or vears, Standing has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tumors Raining Sores scrOfuia, sta joints,
Felons. sze!nEgs, Burns, Bites, BOils, ChaPs, Neu
raIgia. salt Rheum and all aches and pains uPor
man, alsd kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring -oOne Gall Scratches, Spawn Poll tyii;
Sweeney Hoof-aiI, SC are subdued asd cured by
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

NoTIcE TO CGSDTDAITs.-we will not insert herea-
ter any person Is name canadate FOR Office in the
PATRIOT, unless paid for in advance. maTl5-u
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Bp gsiseravb.
DongIa. Meeting An Phusselah1a.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1

PHILADELPHIA, June 4
A large and enthusiastic meefiBg of Dong
las men was held tonight at Concert Hall
! Ex-Mayor Wax presided. assisted by IN
merons Vice Presidents, including Edwin
Forest. 49,
Resolutions were adopted declaring Doug
las their choice for the Presidency; denoutc-
| ing his shameful persecution, expressing de-
voiion TO the Union; declaring the great doc
! trine of non Intervention; heartily APPROX
ing Of the Charleston platform, and pledg-
| ing their support to the Baltimore nominee !:
repudiating all sectional parties both Repub-
| lican and Yanceyifes: declaring it the duty
| of the delegates before proceeding at Balti-
more, TO adopt a raie requiring each dele
gate TO pledge his support to the nominee as
the only condition under which they can be
permitted to participate. Returning thanks
to that portion Of the Pennsylvania delegates
to Charleston who faithfully represented the
sentiments OF the Democrats of their State,
clearly indicated at Reading. - ea
Judge Douglas photographed to the Press,
that in consequence of the sickness OF his
child he woeld be unable TO meet his friends
In Philadelphia and New York to-day.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 4.
There was a large attendance at the regu-
lar Democratic CONVENTION which met at the
Capitol to-day.
VIM. Acklin was chosen as temporary
Chairman, and the delegates proceeded to
the enrolment of their names. The Douglas
Convention meets at O'Clock this afternoon.
MnLEDGEvIDLE, Ga, June 4.
caucus of National Democrats deter
mined to cooperate with theigen"ral conven-
ton here ESQ long as there is hope that the
national organization will be preserved),
Is in session. In the event thai delegates are
sent to Richmond, or a platform is adopted
by the general convention different from that
at Charleston, the national men will quiet
ly organize a separaee convention. In the
latter event the Charleston platform will be
adopted aud delegates will be sent to Balti-
more. The general impression is that ma
iority of the delegates 10 the regular conven-
ton are in good favor of sending delegates to
both Richmond and Baltimore. Those in IA
vor of sending to Richmond alone are re-
garded as minority, and those in favor of
Baltimore are in similar fit. A harmoni-
GUS result in any way is very uncertain, but
perhaps there may be an adjustment by
sending delegates TO Baltimore with the au-
thority to consult with the Richmond Con-
yentiOn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06
Howard School House.

THE Committee Public Buildings are instruct
I'D by the City Council TO have built addition
al story 10 the Bell TuTT,t OF the Howard school
House A Plan Of the work can Oe atthe Offc .
OF H VI. AckFOyd, and bills for the entire work
may be sent ia until June lst,tO
JAS L. CRAICHEAD.
Il4y It'd Chm. OF Com, - Pubic square.
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hardware AT Cost.


By reason Of which we are eaering car
large stock VI CLOTHING AND FURNISH
ING GOODS. very cheap Cor Casa. OF 10
PsszsF< lssyins eassomers GA time.
WARD. BIRMINGHAM 4 CO.
msy1s-em
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
TfNHlS iayOrtc Summer resort, celebrated for its
Il Inc sea bathing, refreshing sea breezrs and
Rbuudt nee OF fac Ish, oysters and crabs, Will be
ready for the reception OF guests the frs OF June
with the recent improvements, thorough renovation
and painting the establishment Will present additional
Inducements persons seeking delightfu vi summer
residence aud with the srccSt atten ton TO business
and attentive assistants, hope TO merit full
share Of the public patronage.
JOS SEGAR,
mayi5-dAIrwIm C. C. WILLARD.
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Storm.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The storm yesterday
North and South Of here did great damage
Louisville comparatively escaped. There
was a terrible tornado in eastern Iowa and
northwestern Illinois on the night tot The
3D. Camanche, Iowa, and Albany, Illinois,
on the opposite aide of che river, were COM
pletely demolished. la The former place 80
dead bodies have been recovered and in the
latter some 20. In Alton, Illinois, the los.
by the storm Saturday night exceeds Sl00,
600. Northern Missouri also suffered extern
sively.
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baltimore Convention.

New ORLEANS. June 5.-Tbe Boilers Con
vention adjourned to-day. They resolved
that in case of withdrawal from the Balti-
more Convention, the Louisiana delegates are
authorized to unite with the Richmond Con-
yention.
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g IN III afs For tho INSTANT RELIEF and
, Il ii vi Il PERMTNENT CURE OTtli- dis
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NAsHvnrK& CHATTASooGA-6P NJ, g An.
TESXEssEE K AIABASA-1 O:OO AN, 5:OO I'm
LOUISVILLE x NASHVILLE o \ NJ 500 Z. III.
GaIlatn + xpress $500 A. n
EpGETIRID & KKSIUCKY-1O a NJ, p Ii
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Canary Cages I!

lust received, geo assorted Canary Bird Csgcs'4
- all styles coors and prices, some as handsoEns
ever brought to this market. For sale low by
febs-tf J. w. VII son.
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A Situation Wanted,

b. Young Man, who writes plain and rapid
hand, and il 4 good accountant has experience
as Travelling Agent No objections to 60 to any part
Of the United states. Reference from las; Dpay-
ers Please address EMPLOYMENT. Patriot oaee.
rn-Elo-ff
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From, Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Senate.--The bill
| fixing the time of holding the United States
Court in Florida passed.
A Committee of Conference on The Post
| Office deficiency bill was agreed to.
Bayard spoke against the Houmas claim.
| House-The bill TO return and support for
| one year the recaptured Africans, passed.
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From Havana,

New ORLEANS, June 5.--The steamer De-
Soto has arrived with Havana dates of the
second.
Four men were garoied in the presence of
20, 1000 persons.
Sugar unchanged; demand moderate; stock
500, 600 boxes against $4,000 boxes at the
same time last year.
Sterling exchange l24Al3.
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Mercer Potatoes.

Jnn RUSfiFa s New York Mercer Potatoes, good
lUO for eating planting, just received aud IOI
sale by A. JENKINS.
mar3( If No IL South Market st.
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River News.
ARRIVED.
June 5.-Minnetonka, Psducah.
Jno. A. Fisher, do.
DEPARTED.
Umpire, Paducah.
Wenona, Cincinnati.

Tie river is rising again, with feet water
on Harpeth Shoals.
The lAiandonka departs for Paducah to-
day, and will take passengers to the Jszaes
Woods for New Orleans. Her hour Of de-
parture is IL II.
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COOKING STOVES.

A .nvOice Of Back Eagle, Alligator aud Oakland
IA suitable for small families just received and for
sale BY BENZ. T. SHIELDS s! Co,
m4yIs Central Rooms, College ST.
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NDT,S
Bronchial Cigarettes,

.de by C. b. SEYMOUR & Co, IO7 NASSAU ST., y
Y. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE At ALL DRUGGISTS
--aayS-insiy
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No Time TO Wait for The Doctor

A BOUT these times ali children will eat green fruit
u At any moment Of day or night, they are liable
% be attacked by Cholera Hor bus, Dysentery or d.
arTboel No time then TO send for the doctor. The
Grseienberg Dysentery Syrup Instantly relieves al
such cases- No family ought TO be without in tho
house Its prOmpthess has saved thousands q vaIu-
able lives IN Tennessee il the past few years. Only
30 cents a b5ttle-eBoUgh for whole family for q
whole season. A fresh lot just received.
mzyl5-f MACK NZ.E K MINCIIIN.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.
Departure ofPa.senger Trains.

NASHVILLE & CHsTTAXooeA A A M 3 p "
TExNEzsFE K ~ srsSA- 4:15 A NJ, 300 y N
LouTsTIrIE& N.asHyILUr- 3 100 A. II. $40 p d
- GaiIatir Express 500 -
EDoFyIE1u :. kxsTrokY-6:3O a u, 2:45 P. =
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ElecfiO n.

NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-The municipal
elections passed off quietly. John I. Monroe,
American candidate for Mayor. is elected by
lnn0 minority.
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WANT TO HIRE,

NOR the bal OF the year, a servant to do the
IL cooking and washing for small family APP
ply a. this flee.
apr24-;C.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

The AccoMPLTcEs-We think, saws tn,
Louisville Journal that some of the South,
ern Democracy, if they could only see how
exceedingly all the Republican papers exult
at every real or supposed indication Of John
q. Breekinridge's strength, how they epcour-
age and sustain and applaud him and exag
gerate his Partys success, and how they are
depressed 10y every sign of Bells or Douglas
popularity in the South or anywhere else
would be either gently led or suddenly start
led into serious and salutary reflection upor
the significance of these things. Mr.. Breck
inridge has not an editor in Kentucky or i,
the whole South, who was more openly, un.
disguisedly and intensely anxious for tbe
triumph OF the Breckinridge cause in Ken.
tucky in the election of McClartv than the
whole of the Black Republican organs were
nor has he an editor in Kentucky or the
whole South that is more busy in findino on
cnses for HE political rout on Monday An
gust 6th than they are
The truth is the Republicans are WELDING
their utmost strength to strengthen the
Brecklnridge party, well knowing that thi.
party is playing into their hands. They en-
courage the Breckenridge party not oHlv in
the South but in the midst of thenselyu, in
the Northern States, understanding fully tbrt
It has no expectation of electing its caudi
date to the Presidency, and, that the wholc
purpose OF its life mission is to render certain
the election of Lincoln and thereby bring
about dissolution of the Union. The RE-
publieans gladly, joyOusly contemplate and
accept the aid given them by the Breckin.
ridge party in the election of Lincoln. little
caring perhaps whether the Union shall be
dissolved in consequence of such election or
not for they are perfectly satisfied in their
own minds that the destruction of the Union
would involve the destruction of the institu-
tion which they hate with all the bitterness
of their souls
The Republican party exults in the Breek
inride party's strength, and the Breckenridge
party exults in the Republican party's
strength. Both alike desire Lincoln's election
to the Presidency, and both alike are labor
ing each in its own way, to promote it. This
ls no idle exaggeratiOs- IL is plain and
eeuaeniable statement Of facts As notorious as
iHGLs can be.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
Summons.

STATE OF California, County OF Yuba ss.-District
- Court, Tenth Judcia District. The People OF the
state of CalifO MIA TO N. McMcrrmon, treeting You
are hereby required to appear action coulmenc-
ed ag inst you as Defendant, by Joseph Payne as
PamtiG, ia the District .ourt o the Tenth JUDICIAL
District in for the County Of Yuba, State of Cali
fornia and answer the complaint ereln, (Which is on
file with the Clerk oil said County) within ten dBys
after service upon you of this summons, exclusive
the day of servce) ifserycd in said County of Yuba
twenty days if served of said County but in the
Tenth Judicial District of the State of California or
state; or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according 10 the prayer Of the said complaint
fhe sald action is brought to obtain judgment and
decree of our said Court, foreclosing certain Me
chanc's Lien mentioned in the Plaintiffs complaint,
ned herein, and directing the sale OF the property
therein described that the of the sale of said
property may be appltedto the payment OF Plaintiffs
claim against you the said Defendant, namely the
sun of S-22 o. and accruing interest and costs and
that in case the money arising from the sale of said
property be insufficient to pay said claim the Plaintiff
may have execution against you the Defendant fot
the deficiency. together with such other and further
relief IN the premises, as to said Court may seem
right and proper; and If you fail answer the said
complaint, the said Plaintiff will apply the Court for
the relief demanded therein. By order of Hon. Chas
Lndley, County Judge
...... Given under my hand and the Seal of said
seal Court, this eighteenth day OF September,
'''''' 1860. W Il. ONEALE
Clerk of the District Court in and for the County of
Yuba, Cafnrnia.
G. +. DE LoNG, PITS Attorney se19 3n*
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

Honey BEEs.-We have received from Mr.
>. ). HARRISON, neatly printed pamphlet,
containing description of his newly invent
ed method and Improved system of propaga-
ting the honey bee He has also very kind
ly donated US the right to make use of his
patent for our individual benefit and behoof
We shall probably construct one of these i'm
proved hives shortly. and, as soon as we get
it finished, We intend to rednce the price of
honey, aud run opposition to NJ HARRISON.
The hives are certainly a great improve
ment on the old styles
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

A LLpersons holdin or claiming liens under the
"A provisions of An Act entitled An Act for securing
Liens to Mechanics and others, passed April l9.h,
lS5n, and An Act amepdatory thereof passed April
22d, 1858, upon that certain property described as
follows to vii; '0ne new frame house, aud the pa ed
fenced in lot surrounding the ,and being upon
the hill at Parks Bar county of Yuba and State of
California; and north of and next adjoining the lot
and present dwelling house of Nat Woods are here
by notified to be and appear in the District Court of
the Tenth judicial District in and for Yuba county,
on the TWENTY-FIRsT day OF October, A. D 1850,
to exhibit then and there the proof of said Liens.
sel9 3wA JOSEPH PAYNE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

RUNAWAY esterday afternoon, f. and
B. were endeavoring to strike up a trade be-
tween them for horse B. wanted to sec
the horse tried in harness before purchasing
The animal was accordingly hitched up to q
light wagon, and young man volunteered
to drive. He had not proceeded far VI
Third street, when the quadruped commenced
rearing and jumping. Directly he made a
sudden turn, gave two or three kicks back
and three or four plunges forward, and over
the wagon tumbled, bottom upwards while
the horse jumped clean clear of the vehicle
and Travelled. The driver lit out on his feel
and, hanging to the reins, finally succeeded
in stopping the horse. b. concluded that the
animal wouldn't suit him
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

Dr.. THDEN-We had the pleasure of call
yesterday, from our very pleasant friend, Or.
Tilden, Democratic candidate for the Legisla
ture from Butte The Doctor can only be
beaten by the Lincoln and Brockinr.dge
parties, and even then he will be hard to
conquer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

SnooTGNG AND CUTTING AT Ia PORTE The
anniversary of Mexican Independence (?) AT
La Porte set a deal Of mischief on foot and
several cutting and shooting scrapes occurred.
AT fandango, Sunday night, the Mexican
senorita Lucienda dropped her handkerchief,
and Hosea Maria Malacho stopped to pick
itup, when her fancy man-Lee Mathews
drew his revolver and shot him in the side
burning hole in his coat and under clothes
the size Of dollar, and making wound
that will doubtless prove fatal Our inform.
ant states that nine shots were fred in a
room crowded with people, and should con
slider it proyidental that no one was killed
did he not know that "the devil takes care
OF his own" A general row ensued, in
which Lucinda stabbed IA jew several times.
but not seriously.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
MAR SVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10th.
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
Appointments for Democratic Meetings

HoN. JAMES \. MCDouGALL and Hon. JOSEPH
W. McCoRkLE will address the people ut the fol-
lowing places, on the evenings Of the days named,
in favor of the election of DOUGLAS and JOHN
son, the regular nominees of the National Dem
ocratio Convention, for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

RErURNED,-Our friend. Abram Ellison.
returned, yesterday, from hunt upon the
Coast Range loaded down with venison. He
promised, when he started TO bring ne some
dried deer meat, and he kept his word May
Heaven bless him with the health and
strength of Nimrod of old.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

AN SHARES.-A poultry containing 200 to 300
" chickens and turkeys will be given on shares to
man of moral habits and is willing to do the cook
ing tor three persons. good chance to make money.
Apply at
STAHL'S City Intelligence Office
36 u strenf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

CIGAR FAcroRY-We notice that Mr. VIM.
Simon is fitting up the building on D street,
formerly known as the Club House, for a
cigar mandatory. Mr. Simon is a -practi.
cal cigar maker, and we have no doubt he
WIN make the business in this city proita-
bic one.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

ACCORDING 10 the Sonora Democrat, there
is a gang of men who are said to be deter
mined on destroying one or both Of the large
bitches hich supply Tuolumne county with
water
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

ENOR RENT.-A splendid brick building on Second
L street containing three large rooms, kitchen and
al necessary out houses $3J per month.
SrAHL'S CITY Intelligence Office,
80 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

HOMICIDE AT YmGIN1A-A disnotcb sovs
that man named Lloyd. from Nevada. was
shot at Virginia City, Sunday morning. by a
man named Osborn. Lloyd died Monday
afternoon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

WoRKMEN WANTED &C. 7. Smith ADVERT.
ses, in another column for twenty men to
work on the d. Street Sewer Those in want
of a job will do well to give him a call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

JonN G. Breckinrdge is beaten in his own
precinct, his own city his own. eoaaty. his
own District snd'HTs own State. Oh. what
o candidate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19
Timbuctoo, Correspondence.
TlMnrcroo. Sep. 10Th, 60.

TrMBrcroo, Sep 10Th, 60.
FplroR NAT1oNAL DEMocRAT:-Mr. Beach,
travelling agent of the Daily Appeal, in his
perambulations through this neghborhood,
has made some gross mastatements in rela-
tion to matters hercabouts, which Mr.. Simp-
son wishes to see corrected.
In his information as published in the APP
peal of the 18th, where he gives an account
of the bitches, he says the owners are all
good Republicans, thus including T. b. Simp
son, one of the National Democratic County
Committee of this county. Mr.. Simpson de
sires me to say be never was Republican
but has always been Democrat, and having
accepted position on the County Committee
will use all his exertons for the success of the
national nominees. Mr.. Beach was told
plainly of many mistakes he made in bis
correspondence. and many citizens Of thi:
place can only attribute his stubbornness in
misstatements to his zeal in the dark cause
he is engaged in B.
Missouri LEGIsLAruHr.-'rhe following item
from late eastern paper, gives the clas;it-
cation of the new Missouri Legislature:
douglas Democrats As ! Belland Everett
3; ; Rreckinridge Democrats, 20 Republi-
can, II. Ten counties yet to hear from
Butler, Douglas, Hickory, Howell, Oregon
Ozark, Reynolds, Ripley, Shannon and Sui
liyan."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

STATE GsotoGIsr-Gov Downey. has re-
ceived very complimentary lettel from the
members of the american Association for
the adgancemeut of Science" -. upon the an
PointmeN OF J, y Whitney as State Geolo-
gist
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

10 BE HuNc,-on Tuesday next, James
Whitford will be hung in San Francisco, for
the murder of Edward Sheridan.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

ESSAB-AsefDENF.--41ast week near Sonora
little boy, son of a Mr.. Brooks, was killed
by being Epn over by wagon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

IHE GurTERs.-We notice that a number
oi men, under the direction of Mr. Vandyke,
by order the city authorities, were employed.
yesterday, in cleansing the cutters on the
various streets. Heaven knows they needed
IL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

Tue SrArG REFoGM ScnooL-Several
months ago, Mr. J. c. Pel,on having been
appointed Superintendent of the State Re
form School to be established near this city.
went East to examine the Reform School
system of the principal Atlantic cities. A
Boston paper Of August goth refers to his
vi it and says; "Mr Pelton's mission TO the
East is for the purpose of visiting and study
ing our reiormatory Institutions We are
pleased to learn that his tour has proved
extremely satisfactory to himself, and that he
has acquired information of great value in
connection with his office. The youth of
Mr.. Pelton was one of extreme adversity.-
Having been left an orphan in childhood,
his experience has been ola character which
has en'inently qualified him to deal with un,
fortunate and friendess boys We under
stand that most of the booksellers of Boston.
at the solicitation of Mr.. Peltcn, have con
tributed literally toward library for the
California Reform School"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-19

JOHN c. BGEcKINRIpGE said that Gen
Combs election in Kentucky, would break
Thousand men, and a thousand hearts