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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
ur. IincnIn,s platform.

Elsewhere this morning We print the plat
form Of the Republican party, adopted in
Convention at Chicago in May last, and upon
which ABRAHAM LINCOLN was nominated and
elected to the Presidency. As it embraces
the matter which lies at the root OF Cur diff
culties, it may be useful as well as interest
ing to the reader who desires to arrive at the
truth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE SoUrH-Many of
ID writers and SPEAKERS at the South, who
talk fre.ly but not wisely of disunion, are
APT to rely, IN the event of the separation of
the States, upon the supports Southern Con-
federacy would receive from Great Britain.
Such expectations can only be founded upon
a forgetfulness of the prevailing tone of Eng
lish sentiment on the subject of slavery
That sentiment is as bitter aud uncompromi-
sing, and perhaps more unrelenting towards
that institution, than that OF the most ultra
New England -Aboiitionisis. and England
would not failto use even the commercial
dependence of the South upon her for pur-
poses of agitation and eventual emaneipa-
ton. As a manifestation of this English
sentiment, here is a specimen of how the
London Times takes of the Southern people.
the incentive thereto being nothing more
substantial than partial aud exaggerated ac-
counts of the reception of the Prince of
Wales at Richmond:
1T must be promised that nowhere In the
Free States is there to BE- found among the
native Americans at least, class so ruffian-
~ ana CepraSed as are the lower class of
whites at the South. These wosthies are the
drinking, swaggering, swearing, gambling.
revolver and bowie-knife using gentry who
furnish so many paragraphs to the neWspa-
peTs, and have almost come to be taken as
the type of the American character. Fancy
a mob of four or five hundred slave dealers.
horse dealers, small planters, liquor store
keepers and lOuagers, together with. proba-
bly, y large sprinkling OF blaekguardiisn from
Ireland, and you will probably have the
crowd that rushed after the Prince of Wales
and the Duke OF Newcastle. Accustomed TO
uncontrolled dominion over the streets. ready
for any deed of violence, from the tarriny
and feathering an Abolitionist to the burn
ing alive of an insurgent negro, u Southern
mob is capable of being led away by any
worthless fellow who gets lis ear, and when
once excited, is soon beyond the control even
of its leaders"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
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NOTICEI

w have this day sold our entire interest in the
Book, stationery and Periodical Business
No. Union street Mr.. JOHN T HaCan and Iabn n
W. Green who will continue the business at the same
place, under the style OF Green Co
JOHNSON & TREANOR.
On retiring from the book business, we return our
US and take pleasure recommending ouT SrreSsrs
as young men Of experience in the business and wor-
thy IN every way the confidence of the people
a. W. JOHNSON. JR
oc'o-u JOHN o TREANOR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

Z, es- The best and safest, well the cheapest
method Of curing all humors and chronic complaints
IS to use DR. s Weaver's failing rene les
which are advertised IN another column. Try them
and you will say so too. From the evidence we have
seen in their favor we know they must be valuable
articles nOyl-d6W4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
FUNER NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of the late JOHN
TODD EDGAR, D. D. invited to attend his Funeral
the First Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, Nov
18th, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
Service by Rev. Joseph Bardwell.
The friends and acquaintance of A. ". SCAII, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral to-day
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at the Christian
Church. rsft
Service by Mr. p S. Fall
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n Il w BOOkS.
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The -Four Georges, illustrated. Sketches Of Nan
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Nicaragua Its Monuments, Scenery, People and
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complete assortment OF Medical, Standard and
Miscellaneous Books on hand and for sale by
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

~ In the spring of 1851, if our memory
serves US. the Charleston Is. c. C0lrisr, the
younger brother of the Mercury of the same
city, in the cause OF disunion, published a
very able and elaborate series of articles
sternly combating the doctrinal right Of Sc
cesziOn- viii the Cos1ier have the courage
to repubIIsh those articles in the present
emergency
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
DISSOLUTION

NE firm OF KIRKPATRICK NEvINS K 60 Ur,z
kirkpatrick having withdrawn from Tn, cyncer,, r.
business VIII stu be continued al the old stand m rb
remaining partners, NEgIN>, kE1TH & BI-TI m
under the style and firm OF NEVINS KEITH 4 ~
Nashville, Oct Ist, 1850.
III retiring from the IRA OF kirkpatrick Nevins x
20, We return our sincere thanks for the liberal IA
tohage bestowed upon the House. and recommend our
successors and former partners as worthy the tDu-
1ii0e u thelr patronage E hIRhPATRiUK
octz-Im NJ KIRKPATRICK
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
Dividend Notice.

TyE Board Of Directors of e Nashville and Chatta-
L nooga Railroad Company have this day declared 4
iannuaI dividend Of three per payable and
after the 18th inst the office Of the Treasurer in
Nashville W. A. GLEAyES,
octs-ln Secretary Treasurer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

~W We are daily placed under obligations
to Mr.. FRANK NEELEY. of the Adams Elk press,
for New York and Philadelphia papers ahead
of the mails. ~ q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

Montgomery. - =
fVotes in this election with Bledsoe.
r SATISFACTION DEMANDED AND RECEIVED
a letter in the New York Herald states that
the outrage perpetrated at Rio Hache New
Granadal by the revolutionary troops against
the person of our Consul and the flag of the
United States has been promptly redressed
by Captain Poor the Sleep of war ST. Louis.
Captain Poor demanded that the American
flag should be hoisted by two Granadian
officers, thai the troops should file under it,
and afterwards salute it with three volleys.
The authorities at first endeavored to evade
giving this satisfaction, but Captain Poor was
peremptory and they were compelled to com
ply with his terms. %. 49,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

@Tweniy years ago long weeks elapsed
before the result of the Presidential election
was known. Now we know in few hours
after the polls are closed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
ssent.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, convenient to busi.
n ness in one OF the most agreeable neiehborhoods
n the city Moderate rent possession given irnedi-
stey w. LANGLEY =
oct loft. Apply at ~ Union st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
T enneSsee.

We have received, official and unofficial,
returns from all the counties in the State ex-
cept Carter. Hawkins, Hancock, johnson,
Monroe. Morgan, Scott, Smith. Lauderdale.
Upton and Weakley. They fost mp as fol-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
SECESSION.


The n. Y. Times says those who entertain
the opinion that State has right to seeede
from the Union. forget, apparently, that this
very question was raised and declded before
the adoption of the Constitution. New York
was unwilling to accept that instrument and
join the Union which it created, unless she
could terminate her connection with it at
pleasure. Her proposal was to join for five
or six years, with the right then to withdraw
if she desired. Alexander Hamilton was in
cIined to favor the compromise, and wrote to
Madison in regard to it from Poughkeepsie,
July. 1888, in these terms:
You will understand that the only quail
fcati0n triH be The reservation Of right TO recede
IN case our amendments have not been deci-
ded upon, i'll one of the modes pointed out
by the Constitution. within certain number
of years, perhaps five or seven. If this can,
in The first instance, be admitted as. a raiiti-
cation. do not fear any further cOnsc1Ren-
ces. Congress will, | presume, recommend
certain amendments to render the structure
of the Government more secure. This will
satisfy the more considerable aud honest OPP
posers of the Constitution, and with the aid
OF them will break up the party. szl- 20.
Yours, affectionately,
s- HAWTT.T0N
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

In the eleven counties yet to hear from,
Netherland beat Harris rs, and we have re-
ported gains from part of them, as follows:
Fur Bell. Eor Brick
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
For sale by Booksellers generally.
BgLBUs ROOTS, For the Parlor Garden.
STaAYED Or STOLEN

IRON the residence OF the subscriber in South Nash
Il ville on Wednesday night lzst black horse with
heavy name and tail and carries his tai 70 one side
and is natural PAGER. ANY who wlH deliver HIN
10 me al Nashville or lei me know where esn get
him will be handsomely rewarded z A TOON.
uovl2-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
REP PUBLICAN PLATFOkN
a dopted at Chicago. Nav. 1850.

ResoiUed. That we, the delegated represen-
tatives of the Republican electors of the
United States, in convention assembled, in
the discharge. of the duty we owe our con-
stituents and our country, unite in the fol-
Tovvi mn deot arafiaaS-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

turn of the same to me. GEO. b BROWN,
AT Mizen, Hooper L Co.'s, No. SIS Market st.
81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
Nett gain, .3OI

Leaving nett gain of l 3O7, which added
to the 2 592 plurality above, and Mr.. Meth
erlaDd's majority of I25. m Ike Mr.. BELLS
prurality 1924, suij-ct to whatever varia-
tons the official count. and the gain or los
in Johnson, Scott and Morgan may deter
mine. We do not believe the plurality will
be be les than ,OO0-il is more likely to be
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

- ~ NIZEII.. HOOPER K CO.,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

rs Read the following from DR.. Leeper, an old
resident of Stark county, for many years the most
prominent physician and druggist of the place:
N4yARRS, STARK Co, Ohio,
June list, 1858.
Sometime since, Ireceived a lot OF Dr. Richardson 5
Sherry Wine Bitters 70 sell on commission They are
all sold, and your further supply of three dozen bot
ties just receiyed. Il ink shall need more soon as
they are in good demand and highly praised by suffer
ers from Indigestion dyspepsia and liver complaint
nov1-d&w4w JAMES l. LEEPER, VI. d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
Chancery Sale
Of Valuable Farming Lands.

pursuance OF decree OF the Unancery Court al
th1IloIte lender ca at the September Term 1850
IN the case oil John R. ANDERSON for use OF Irbv MO-
gan < Co. against J. W ard NJ. F. shelton I WIN on
- IL ~ s sle q Of De ernber next, oceed 10 sell
70 tue Alsnest bidder, at the Court House door in
EiIIote, valuable Farm lying on yellow Creek IN
blcAson county COZ tanning about 400 acres about 100
80 VI Nhion Is Cleared and under good state OF
cultivation The above described tract OF Land has
upon IL comfortable Dwelling House. with ali neces
will b shown On the day sale Terms cssb
IONlO-Im h e COLLIER, c. x II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
1891 2S,1O6
g no1

@Votes in this election with Davidson, Robertson and
Montgomery
fVotes in this election with BedsOe.
, 1860-06-01
TT HOFFMANN & GELPCKE.
BANKERS,
ohAoAdo-~~----~----- ILLINOIS.
~ Il x8 LASALLE STREET,.
Banking Department

~oAn4445 0tJd1~L1Q0uT
pepo<is received oa Current Account srpo pc-+:. :.
Ely nf en7ctfy, and the 1<ua Hs,t. tt
re9ula7 depostto.s and correspondents, ~
Interest on haaGtt< can dn1 be alsnvsd in vhs,.
a-sea! Agreements have been zde to that .64d,
receive teps'tA pay1h'e specified tate ca which
hteEest Wi1 te allowed
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Depoata ees thAo i've "ntlars receye. am
Ctnacats Of Dtpcs!,' toed. Intsre' Il Is pe1 erst
tunGs sase remained to our hzads dr+ehAd tine, All
etdeates made payable demand. Ao II Like tu1ds =
de7oGted.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
Conec1'oua IN Chicago and proceeds reultted On
@1y o. isAa c1Erent prrp4u EItharze euly
Collections soncied ~ raIss OF the es and prpese1s
sen.tted On favorable tersa.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
mENTs
We d1Aw Sl1ht or Tine nlls the principal cite.
the arai.h1e IN p1t of the Un States Or
CAaAd md have made Arrangement. by wbieh ve 1Ie q
4aed to order ~ Telegraph the payment of HotkA Accept
aneeA Accou1tl. 8c, Il New i6rk.
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
We buT ard sell On Conux.iuu either II Cbte.ro m
thsoufh tuT Axepts 1t New 1o1k, S.afe CIR County
Hallway, de- Bonts Ed Stock, Our eonnecuoas il Nev
1ors ase such u to insure prompt md udtous attention
10 217 ofttr eut1rAted to our cart.
, 1860-06-01

i<IE GREATEST WONDER OF
Z TIE ::1.:ETEitTp :sETCKY,
''Mf. Esed'S ft1ir Restorative.

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try ':c'E '.t rss~-:
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Frat:a+i t--:L.a. Sir: lIsvies uat The misfortune
:s:sx -, !: ~ o:!tsa: i: -, - induced - .
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, 1860-06-01

n.nok: M-SupertnT Ccar nj ChIeaso> ! ,ne T<-u H.
Dl9". Ito den Putnam 1sthn u. Ad -s y hnsn.
srete n"'! e!s h.s-eJ ks*a 10 The .a, ~
taA *Ft o5 attachment fsa1td or he octr,
four day " r. .>s a Ne s"s' II u. II :,r.
utnaSo. 1t atatutt Ihe et.te Of he John Ai.rt
fotth~ rnm q Ugh hun ~ au .i.Ty evr = IL ro-
IN dire ~ tae S"' Cent t'eun'v n VII
IA n~sn ,-fuFn = ertcuted. Nv. ttrtefo- o.
ths ssd Hodtu putn,m 'har r.Y.nca'y ;" ~ ~ st
SfaE~ ths said SUPERIOR couf n Chicago h-ft 10
the trst day .! the tenn herse. 10 te h,E.u u
he Court House Ia ne c!tv OF Oh. .-o ~ u rr>t
A"ncaT of Jne D. '<to st.e sr-7 Il rafl an,' p' III
a-a1!H 3on and in tv"- Of tar .ait .lsi,tr a1h q
much Of the PROPERTY aststket Ear Ac r,.ee.. u,
ssdaFT the sid judgment an CO.., viii ~,'a .l,1fy
taa Aaf1e. Wal e.; KfNRsfi fx.rI
seAEss A:AtlS1R J4wl1T. FIRE, At.',s
n,hSsi]v
, 1860-06-01
CTATE OF ILL}NOIS f,oun,v -.

tyn-EN :. Hs.:1t ", joh7 c. p l<r std t..s, A.
" xhEdlsn g the ta!f .uhn T. l.t e-1, th,n..rv
soa nH al 3tsnt: o. e'ah 9ea- "a . nj. na.e
~ o.hno ot 'eund her i" % X s.r.~.. v"h pr tspt
r. "I sons ot CHI .n on ~ teeo ins IT. No.tee
t:, aseos 2Trn = The .aa.f JohE e. '.cd-r isr.
as.ns A. ~; hen IN ~ coar.. a. II ch.rc ,dr it-r -
a. rs aat.,nth az o. =. aah. .nl h' 4aa,n.ous
sts'nat On h trst MoadaJ OF Arxl.t nt1t s ~ l.
Nov. "ne-r yo7. th- nd J hn c. Ez+ .ni ne. A.
G.s sa.l pet.ocaly b a.i so'xA, brtcrt n <u-
Of ths trim thes-cf to b. holcsn u chicago +. 49,,
county on The 6'st Monay Of August ista H.. nfs d. ~
sNVf ar cemu- to ths nd r~n-fs i. 0. mil m.
~ eme s The uat.tEs aud thtrE, ,he,:n ..i .nd
tsated vi b tairn n confesse I'D zen ella ii
afan>t Jau according TO .h~ PRAYER n std ~.
WAE'KK klN9AtL, r.,k.
, 1860-06-01

AT ASTER'S SALE.-State OF llli-
49, mis- Cock County, pt-Cook County Ct,-7t eru:&-
IAr.nsfr NJ 4ni larre- Asxsu
Puhc Nottet bt-h0 flsea fh<t IL pr-u,nee of MS
,a.ad.,s s y asTss+ .ntrra p +. .eo,s tat+d
90 a,~a r. shane~ss o. Cork County state AFORESAID WI
th- eleventh d4y Of J.ae. a. D. loop s- ii pnhe
Court n"us In the ny Of Cbiesxo. tounty n t x
Aor+Md - TIN orf ck 10 tie ~ h. at II Il
tht follow nx ctseE4h&d pale.l Of tat~ vii: All
thN certain t're pter o. hro -nus'.u thr Ct. Of
Chatc. and u.u Nv called thr '>srd R.r' h-n4 t..:
par Of TIE RI +; ct'nr Of 4eet No. ~ ,twn
saip Nc. shtv.o.n s,' ror :" -trurr.. u ..st
.asto y ~ dan .h'th Ir+ OIL o. ie p'tts
CO. Ffr,er IN f't h.'b3f hca.c MI klt fs 40
s!uso1 in y ~atss. u = kps E. Adat'n tn n ..l
town of thcaEn - ire aid sAt-s AID tks
or slnAI pas nr map ofsalt KirEe. cl:oa o. 10
The oncr o. tae ReeonHt Vt trtd- tn Tx Cvuttv
CooA To heh sid nr n.l msp al :tfer hsehY
Eade q! a much theT-.E Ne at She
u"ne5 dua u satl rp,r .aA Gtef~~ ~h eoA
&C. L-C. PAlNk tkkEK
AAter n CaA1csty. Co~ k.' .Hntv-
Chleaso Msv =. 3txc. n,:2cpA,f
, 1860-06-01
:s:4lrtial 3Au,,f:rg

@ Meyers Miraculous Vcrnin Dis
1uJt. be dst Ind sea :ensdy fr Es4.n naspe ATS
aad MICS. cocxRoAcHEs. sJos, ANTS. AosQu1.
TOES FLEAs. MOTIFS. a,I.AlS-W oRus md CAR
DEN INSECTS
- rslielDal oerot til Droatwar, Ssv York.
eeA RT atu<g.x1a eyery~her& ucy19p4fc-$n
, 1860-06-01
4 DM1NlSTRATOI:S EOrI1.w

- The aots's'ka.d having heea +u'~ ssrcn.ed Al
e., r7sr, At .he 'tsss Of Fn'ha y. Taes. d,e+a.<t
r., ,oun ~ Ct .s'a c.9e'E ~ u. nhy jups
seatnros and II u,ation of eAu4 .san+l aic s.,Ae
Il "a q Ae = the Cou:t unuse Ch.caen al rrrrs
ssat TIE aA1.a sor 4dju.tTsnt
SARAH ELzABEr4 rRAt-Y.
Dated Aprl 1AtA lskQ sn.H =, ,i.,.,,
, 1860-06-01

Pr hrHnsss ennnsetions Nth Europe being DIRECT
VERY EXTENSIVE, Aud MOST INTIMATE " feft
se In The pnhe that ali foreign b1ak:rS
Geos ear be effected through house With
Drafts and Le1e'. Of cied!t In to :u: II Et~ Yosk
tea o9 our eeE:poettnts In Lontou, P.1.. FranffoE
Heide!bete. Bs;e Be,ne. pr~.!ea. ke. L.. de- &c.
Hsnk pasteuatly dessous r p1omo;nK direct cozus:
n!!{ atd o. terms mott tayo1as!e extend pasur fse
porter Col el+!ons # Drafts orle7h Notes, Aeeertaa.
eea lnhe,tsnees c- DE- rayabte in aay paftog Europe
ia With pEomptEess ard dispatch.
Country Ha:tS and B&nkeE8 eoopi:l1 With Fnre4Fn
Ellis low Iaes- Pvats Bondsand Hostkax uszoti.fxd
Ahroad,
, 1860-06-01

NEW YORK INSURANCE.
~ :::s.' =: +" AGENCY.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Capital snc suzplus~...... ..........tsss a. II
!; =. MANHATTAN FtRg INSURANCE c..
taen Csp'a1 aao eofpiaa %
ARCTIC FIRE lNsCRANCE CO., !"
Cash Cap1alard snipsus.. 'scss IN r,
T. lSDEM<1r1 FtkR INSURANCE COMPANY,
V&eh Capital aro f7s Il
L&1AR FIRE INSURANCE Co., :
MAXINE, INSURANCE.: ".
r4tlFlC at1U4L NstkAACE co.,
LIFE INsURAECE:
MUTUAL RE1fFfT LJkk INSURANCE. CO..
NEWARK, n. J.,
PnJLEiPS & VxN WXGENE&s0
80. A9EhfA ,- y
1885,. .SourH WAFER S7RSx4.
, 1860-06-01

ases's. GAS. IRE. Dnk.. fremont HOUSE Gale Dk,
J. L. Heel Co.: Fantoz, Robta.on l. Smith: F. 4
s9'saa, $50 w. E. Foses Oo.. Uf Chicago nola are
fr7s' VII ta- :eu:;rs Conxess Teter direct from On
heuse ahd ~e ~"n'i rs5emsa nd thcs avorzby to p.-
o7R' IN tae,fo ve nls vito de.I;e to putrb.se orxr
1ax Ca-grras W4tA.. Cf4 1EEt WHITE
.c<.I
, 1860-06-01


: FR-z-s'cIs =. H0FF.H.GyHyr.
Corral Of the rand pucnv Ct Sa1e WeIms the puea}e,
81 Brunswick and 5axeoiha aud the free civ az anf
far a1d by peca several States AUTHORIZED 10 ~
feE former citizens Of Aus rkiA- BADAR, HAVARfA
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