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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
Ihc August ElectfOns--The Kne1l of
DfsuniOnists<

Dfsunionists.
The August elections in the three impor-
taut States of North Carolina, Kentucky and
Missouri, has been held.
In the old NORTH STATE the Democracy
were united upon Gov. ELLIS, and at work
for him, before the disruption of the party at
Baltimore, and, therefore, did not divide in
the recent election. DOUGLAS men and
BRECKENRIDGE men supported him warmly.
He is besides, much stronger than his party,
being personally very popular. The returns
indicate that he has been elected by largely
diminished majority Two years ago ne beat
McRAE some sixteen thousand cotes. He will not
beat Pool the half of that number.
Now, the tide will turn in North Carolina.
The Democratic factions wi II divide. There
will be two electoral tickets in the field, and
the yictors of last Thursday, will bite the
dust in the next encounter. As an indica-
tion we copy the following paragraph from
the Louisville Democrat of yesterday
Gen. E. G. Haywood, one of the electors
for the State at large, has declared for Doug
las and johnson, and as soon as the State
that ticket. Senator Clingman says he shall
support Douglas and johnson. That is the
way with thousands of Democrats in the old
North State who voted tor Ellis.
KENTUCKY, the home of BRECKENRIDGE, has
spoken in thunder tones in condemnation of
her son who has permitted himself to be used
by the plotters of disunion, and to-day he
stands before the country hopelessly and
irretrievably beaten. The tremendous shower
of August will increase to deluge in No
vember. The gallant COMBS has been tri-
umphantly elected; and the way paved for
still greater and more glorious victory for
BELL and EVERETT. Old Kentucky, welcome
to the hundreds of thousands of hearts which
have bled over your alliance with the enc
mics of HENRY CLAY! May the standards
under which you have again placed yourself
never more trail in the dust.
The indications from MISSOURI are also
elating. They presage an overwhelming
route of the enemies of the Constitutional
Union ticket next fall.
Altogether the August elections are emf
nently cheering. Awake, arise, Constitution
al Union men, everywhere Victory is be-
fore you. Reach forth your hands and clutch
it. ~
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Bem and Everett in Alabama.

Last weeks Moulton (Ala.) Democrat, in
speaking of BELL and EVERETT meeting
held there says:
Truth and Justice require us to admit.
that Beli-EVerett stock is advancing in this
part OF our eounty-it is now at fever heat
with a defiant and upper tendency. We
make the admission reluctantly, and now
predict, that unless the Breckenridge
and Lane party, with which we act, aud
which we honestly believe to be the only
party that can save the country from Black
Republican domination and misrule, will 60
10 work, and work with zeal, ardor, and I'M
tagging perseverance,, the county will be
carried in November next by the friends Of
Bell and Everett. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

AcCEPTED.-The Jon esboro' Express pub
fishes letter from JAS. W. DEADERICK. Esq,
accepting the nomination of elector in the
first district, and pays him the following we'll
merited compliment:
Without wishing to disparage any who
were thought of, or mentioned in connection
with the dictatorship, we think the Conven-
ton made most judicious selection. Mr..
Deaderick is gentleman of ripe experience,
a thorough scholar, and clear and able de-
bator. and will bring into the contest well
earned character for consistency and fair
ness.
The cypress adds:-"Let the sub-electors,
in every county, go to work and organize,
and second Mr.. DEADERICK in the contest,
and the first district will roll up majority
of 1900 to 1000 for the only national ticket
in the feld-JoHN BELL and EDWARD EVER
EFT -
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BEN and Ererett in c,nneetIcn1.

The Stale Convention ef the Constitution
al Union Party of Connecticut heid-a State
Convention at New Haven on the 1st inst
The attendance was good. We learn frcm the
n. Y. Express. from all parts oil the State, and
the enthusiasm unbouDded. The following
is a list of the officers of the Convention
President-Hoa. EBENEzER Jaeksos, OF
MiGdleiown. s5t}E4f E =
Vice Presidents-James Fellows, New Ha-
ven; Hezekiah Huntington. Hartford; Fran
els B. LOOMS, New London; Isaac Knight,
Jehn L. Leeds, Stamford; Hon. Chas r. Al
sop. Middletown; o. P Jacobs, Samuel B.
Baldwin, Milford
F. s. Calhoun, New Haven; ", W. Norwich;
Cbas. ". Smith, Milford.
Central Committee was appointed, and
steps taken to organize the whole State The
following electoral ticket was nominated =
Hon. Ebenezer jackson, of Middletown.
Hon. Dennis Kimberly, of New Haven.
Hon. Charles Hawley, of Stamford.
Hon, John A. Rockwell, of Norwich.
Hon. Charles R. Alsop, of Middletown.
Hon. Hezekiah Huntingdon, of Hartford.
The following resolution was adopted with
applause:
Rdso1ued, That in behalf of ourselves and
those whom we represent, we promise an
earnest and hearty support to our candi-
dates, John Belland Edward Everett, for
President and Vice President of the Uni
ted States, and that we will adopt
such measures as will tend in the most
effectual manner to secure their cleo
tion,-and that we wish no other platform
than the Union of the States, the Constitu-
ton of the United States, and the enforce
ment of the Laws.
The Convention was ably addressed by F.
A. Richardson, Esq, OF Boston. Mr.. Richard
son gave most encouraging account of the
doings of the friends of Bell and Everett in
Massachusetts. Hon. John A. Rockwell,
Hon Charles Z. AlsOp, Selah Strong. and
others of ta9nectlcut, made stirring speech
es. Lett. were read from Hon. Charles
Hawley, o: Stamford, Hon. Leverett Salton-
stall, of B, ston. nd others.
4 vote Of thanks was passed to the officers
of the Convention, and with nine rousing
cheers for the nominees of the Constitutional
Union party, the Convention adjourned SINE
die.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
Asu1,Ayn CRY. AUG. 6. Is6O.

You would doubtless like to hear occa-
sionally from our county, as to how she
stands in the present political contest. Well,
we have taken some pains to ascertain, and
have been brought to the conclusion, upon
unmistakable evidence, that Bell and Ever
EFT will carry Cheatham by handsome ma
jority, a. there are a number of Democrats
that will go for Bell, and many more that
are wavering between Bel. and Douglas.
The unterrified already feel themselves bad
ly whipped. They are, in fact, without ar
guments.
Our correspondent then gives an account
of BRECKINRIDGE-YANCET meeting held that
day, and which was miserable failue.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
From the Rome Courie,
Not for BreckInIidge, bur Rel.

CARD To THE PEoPLE.-In the last num-
Der of the Southern and advertiser, 1 see nv
name as one of the delegates appointed to
attend the Breckenridge and Lane State Con-
veatlon to be held in Milledgeville on the
9Th OF August next. 1t concerns the public
but little as to what my preferences may be
in the present campaign, yet no party or
clique has the right TO use the name of any
citizen, however humble, for their own selfish
purposes, and thus place him in a false po-
sition l lett the Cincinnati platform before it
split, aud wish it to be distinctly understood
that am now on neither fragment, and shall
support the nominees of neither faction. The
only National ticket, Bell and Everett, re-
ceives my most cordial appreciation. / ex-
pect TO give them my earnest but humble
support. JOHN r, HART.
ROME. Ga, July 81, 1860.
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Ia Ans Ann LOTS.

WE oer for sale on easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz:
Lots Nos II and ID on Pearl Street; 81 and 50 ON
Washington street each in L. H. Laniers Addition
Nashville,
Lots Nos g. ga SIS and 10 feet of $50, in Ewins's
Addition to NashyiiIe-ali unimproFed.
Lots Nos s. Sand Z On High street, IN the Plan CT
the Wilson Spring property On each OF these lots
a neat Brick House, all new and occupied by gooo
tenants. Also 10 y acres of Land on the Turnpike
road leading TO Paradise HILL about four miles from
the city, adjoining she lands OF Sam Cayee, W. B.
Ewing and others, and known as the MADDOX place.
II will make fine market garden Call at once and
get bargains HOBSON & WIRELESS.
have the market the splendid residence Of IVES
ley Wheless, With 81 of Land, which has been
heretofore advertised and more deGteiy described
expect 10 pnt on the market the ensuing Fall fof
which due notice viii be given about loo Lots in
new addition Edgsfieid NJ HOBsON
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! mr. EYareff.

The Boston Goi1iT, in regard to the cock
and-bull story about Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
al says:
"The New York Tribune. of last Monday,
published statement to the effect that Mr..
Everett contemplated Withdrawing from the
Presidential contest. There was no feuhda-
tion for this story. 1t WAS an inyention--an
Invention of The enemy. Mr.. Everett will
notwithdraw further than this-7he will with
draw the State of Massachusetts, from the Re-
publicansn ------- $500
This is good news. We have never had
scarcely doubt that the vote of Massachu-
sets would be cast for Bell and Everett.
Roll on the Ball.
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Effect of Mr. BeIPs Letter TO Col.
Thomas HI. Watts. of Ala.

Effect of Mr.. BeIIs Letter 10 Col.
Thomas HI. Watts. of Ala.
The Montgomery Confederation, Douglas
Democrat, says it learns " that as soon a.
Col. WATTS returns from Texas he win take
the stump for the Constitutional Union can
didates," and adds:
:" The faces of the very few oppositionists
who are now espousing the cause of disunion
and revolution, were made to look exceed
ingly long on the appearance of this letter.
Their old leader, and the man that always
carries with him the rank and file of his par
ty, has left them alone and solitary in
their misery. The disuniOnsts worked ener-
getically to secure the cooperation of Col.
Watts, but to no purpose"
Before reading Mr.. BELLS letter with its
enclosure, the LIST and I'd number of the Ma
tionag Union, Col. WATTS had determined to
take no part in the canvass. The change of
purpose on his part, has been participated in
by others; and is Strengthening the cause ma
terially in middle Alabama. The Columbus
(Ga.) Enquirer refers to these changes as fol-
lows:
A REGULAR STAMPEDE.-A letter from
Montgomery, Ala, Informs us that Mr.. Watts
declaration in favor of Mr.. Bell, Chased upon
the letter of the latter. which satisfied Mr..
Watts that Bell was the best candidate for
all true States Rights men to suppor) 8 has
brought over many hundreds of this and the
adjoining countless" This corresponds with
our intelligence from Macon and Russell.
People are more Impatient to hear from Mr.
Watts on the stump than from any other man
in Alabama. His return from Texas is
awaited with much interest, and il will be
the occasion Of a cordial reunion in support
of our good cause of four-fifths of the little
band that left u.s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
rhe FUSION Question.

The Douglas Democratic National Com
mittee entertain no idea that any understand
ing can be arrived at between the two wings
of the Democracy of Virginia, whereby .
Union Electoral Ticket may be formed,
pledged to vote for Breckenridge or Douglas,
as may best effect the defeat of Mr. Lincoln.
1t is said that the aspersions upon Mr.. Doug
las, and through him. upon bis friends, can
not be borne. As FOR instance, Senator Ma
son recently pronounced the Northern men a
leprous set of Abolitionists.-C5r. Nac York
Tribune.
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Gbanferp Sales
Sales, August IS, 1860

Peter Anderson VS.. McRObertS & McKee-FARM
DURsUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in above named case, will sell SAT-
CRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Court house in
Nashville Farm of IS and 19 poles miles from
the city, ON Gllatn Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
Vile Railroad the same being the houselot of Craig
head place ALso-Lot No 4, adjoining same and con-
tanning acres and 122 poles
TERMS, II and Is months, without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained
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DoUGLAs TICKET Is ARKANsAs.-An elec-
toral ticket has been formed in Arkansas
which will canvassfhe State for Douglas and
johnson. The following gentlemen compose
the ticket: For the State at large, Gen. T.
II. Bradley and Col. D. II. c. Moore. First
District, D. G. Gross; Second, w. p. Grace
Montgomery POST
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No Time to Wait for the Doctor

BOUT these times all children viii eat green fruit
TO be attacked by Cholera Morbus by senfery or d.
.rrhosa- No time then 10 send for the doctor The
6rseienberg Dyseutery Syrup instantly relieves al
such cases. No family ought 10 be without it in the
house us promptness has saved thousands e valu-
able lives in Tennessee in the past few years. Oaly
SO cents bottie-enongh fr a whole family for a
whole season. A fresh lot just received.
mayl5-tf MACKENZIE \ sHScHIN.
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OUR RRESPON NOE.
RILEY. Aug LIST, 1860.

RILEY. Aug LIST, 1860.
We are alIr right in this county for Bell and
Everett. and l do believe if there is a
Douglas elector in this Congressional dis
trict, that Douglas will beat Breckenridge.
1 think majority of the Democrats in this
county are for Douglas 9aA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

LARGE GAIN IN LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON
CoUNTY-In the election of last year, JOSHUA
F. BELL carried Jefferson county by I'LL.
On Monday Gen. Cones majority was 3,2O6,
showing the handsome gain of 2,G95.
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SpeciaI Auction Sale =
To CLOSE OUT A GROCERY BUSINESS.
Thursday Morning, August 18th, at 10 O'Clock
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co.

WILL sell in their front Auction Rooms, without
w reserve, the following desirable articles to close
grocery concern: IS bushels Fine Salt Gin barrels)
80 bbls. Julius 81. Smiths Old Rye Whisky; IS quar-
ter Pipes Pure Old Malaga Vine; 10 bbls. Country
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brands; 100 drums Smyrna Figs 200 kegs Nails, as
sorted; 200. 900 Percussion Caps 80 reams Wrapping
Paper, assorted sizes; 5doz. Wash Boards, etc.
This sale will be found worthy the attention Of the
trade Sale positive; terms cash before delivery.
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Central Auction Rooms, Opposite sewanee House.
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MARRIED..

On the LIST inst, at the residence of the BRIDE
father, at Anderson Village, South Carolina, Mr. W.
d. WILLIAMS, of Greenville, Tenn. and Miss SALLR A.
daughter of DIR. o. r. Broyes.
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B1Rpv1LLE. Texas. July Is. 1860.

BIRDvILLE, Texas, July %, 1860.
The Bell and Everett ticket is taking well
in North Western Texas, and am of opin-
ion that if Douglas receives anything like a
respectable vote in this State, that Bell and
Everett will carry the State.
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TUSCALOOSA, Aug. 2. 1860.

Our cause is gaining fast here. Several
Democrats declared to-day for Bell and Ev-
erett and one of them speaks tomorrow.
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stock Neaucea.

IOREPARING soon to make a change in our business
l. arran gements we desire to reduce our present
STOCK as much as possible. In order TO do this we
VIII oler our present stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
assortment of SILK Berages, Muslins and Traveiiag
Goods, and in fact every thing could wish far
also, White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Damask, Sneeting, Bleached and Brown domestic
Plantation Goods for men and women, Cloths CasSi.
meres, NeStngS and Underwear for Gentlemen We
wish 10 cali particular attention bdTcaiz cosfE
ter, on which win be found all times many desira
BILE goods al one-fourth their value
apr13-tf NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY
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GRAND BALL AT KINGSTON SPRINGS.
DAY, nth AUGUST, 1860.

A OMISSION to Ba II and Supper Two Dollars La.
n dies free. Those who choose can come in fancy
Dress T. YEATMAN,l
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

rT>HE City FIGURING Mill, situated on the Cumber-
L land River, just below the city, ia offered for
rent the remainder of the present year, with the
privilege Of next year. Apply to TrRxKs FosrEn,
juse2 5stf At the Miil.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08
BreckinrIdge Accepts the * iehmond
Nomination.

The Eutaw (Ala.) Independent Observer of
the 3rd inst, says-''Hon. John Erwin, Pres
ident of The Richmond Convention, has hand
ed US the following letter from Hon. j. C..
Breckenridge, accepting the nomination of
that Convention -
LEXINGTON, July 26th, 1860.
Dear !Sn-In answer to your letter of the
26th ult., containing official Information of
my nomination for the Presidency of the
United States. by the Democratic Convention
assembled at Richmond, l have to say that
accept the nomination, and shall strive to
merit the confidence implied by the action of
the Convention.
| trust that full discussion of existing
issues will result in establishing the CUnsti-
tuition and Union of the States upon imm0y-
able foundations.
With good wishes, am your friend,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. John Erwin, President of the Richmond
Democratic Convention, GreensbOrough,
Ala.
Il accept the nomina ton. and will strive
to merit the confidence implied by the action
of the Convention That will do, Mr.. BRECK-
INRIDGEl You are progressing rapidly.
When we reflect that the Richmond Conven-
ton would not hear a speaker express his de-
votion TO the Union, we may readily infer
what their confidence" in you expects. win
you 20 with them, JOHN, when they call upon
you to stand by them in resisting the election
of LINCOLN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-08

as- The vicksburg Citizen hoists the
DOUGLAS flag. ~
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Jno. r. Balm vs.. Martin {, McGradv-FARn

'IIlu "a biH vs. AIarIln q Mctrauy-FARM.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in above named case / will sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Court house in
Nshvile Tract OF acres and - poles of Land lying
on the Nashville and HilsbOro' Turnpike miles from
city and the same property heretofore sold by Jno r.
Balm to John Martin.
TERAs-6, II and IS months, without interest and
without redemption.
july26-td J. F. GIEAVES. C. x NJ