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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-21

DIVINE SERVICE The Rev. J. T HENDRICH
will preach in the Edge6eld Presbyterian
Church. tomorrow (Sabbath) morning at ii
O'Clock.
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Prof Jacobs is giving his entertainments
with immense success at Cincinnati. We
feel impatient for his appearance here, as he
stands at the head of his profession.
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Fine Teas.

Jass received large 10: ef NE Pits ULTRA,
BLACK AAd PLANTATION IMPERIAL TEAS. TAsse
Teas are eoass,srsa shs eszs laaHtea, ans fer ne
sale u which are soc sseass-
taHis-a Jo. q. BROWN 4 EVANS
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For Sheriff.

NJ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN Il.
EDaoNDS0S as a candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson
county, the ensuing March 81 stion- oct2o-te.
nPWe are authorized announce JAMES VI.
tNTuN as candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Sheriff of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2etd.
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Also,

general Assartneat q Paints, ols, varnisAes.
Lines. fishirg Tackle, Ferfamefy, Brushes, Dye
ssaas, so-, 70 ali Of ~hiea We ask ths ausssoa OF
pareh2sers-
30. C. BROWN EvaNs-
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uouse andLot on Broad street

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chaneery Court at
l.. Nashville 10 the case OF James johnson We. +.
John others, viii oiier at public sale. at the
Court House IN this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1se0,
the house and lot Norti-side Bssaa street (be-
tween Cherry and Summcr) formerly occupied by
James johnson. los 81 feet frost.
TEKas.-Cssh 81 e00-and for the the bal .nce a
credit of 2, 3, cars, interest ezc for year
the last nate.
Buildings TO commence at SIS, 400.
jan 10, 1850. I'd J. r. GI.EAvES, C. NJ.
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From Mr.. alexander Fan. Nashyile.

Mr. tn MAS II. IAfLoR-Deir Sir / have been
using the yosper Gas Lamp, sold by you, since sep
TENDER Last, ami perfectly satis led that
one Of the economical, If not In ecsnomi-
cal, as well brlllitnt iighis III can be had IA Is
easily Dsdoaged, aud unnesltAtingly recommend IL
TO all out of the reach Of gas.
ALEXANDER FALL
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~The sixteen Ethiopian performers aud
Brass Band are coming. See advertisement.
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g-The SIXTEEN Ethiopian performers and
Brass Band are coming. See advertisement.
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DIR q. X. Bond,s French Pre-

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The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENr, is coextensive with the civilization of the
globe. Other articles claim alleviate pain and
dstress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, SC, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi
cal and Scientific
RHEUMATISM
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers Tumors, Running Sores, Scrolula StifJonts,
Felons, SweIings, Burns, Bites, Bolls, Chaps, Neu
raIga, Salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such Ring bone Cali Scratches, Spawn, Poll Evil,
Sweeney ,Hoof-ail, SC, are subdued and cured by
the
Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr.. 5. LITcH, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-ss1 hat the
horse was considered worthless" (his case was
spavin,) "but since the Tree of the Mustang
Eminent, l have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your
Eminent has been doing wonders up here"
400 BROAD SfgEEr, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Ertrdct.) elm lifting the Kettle from the fire it
became unmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a CRISP 1t was
awful sight The Mustang Liuime Mt appeared 20 ex-
the pain. IL healed rapidly without SORENESS
andIeri OF account. Truly yours,
&C AkI1ES FOSfER.'
Such language this is but the constant natu-
raj echo wherever this article is used
This Liniment is Indispensable to planters and
owners of horses and mules. Mr. JoHN DANIELS,
of Montgomery, Ala, soId "A slave for $500, who
raised from utter uselessness by this Iinmcnt.
Every family should have it. Be very particular
aud enquire for the MustaDE Liniment ana take no
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe and the Islands vi the ocean for
rs cents, 50cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York.
noy25-6mdtw&w
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Fine liquors.

We keep the purest Liquors that can be purchased
frsm hrst hands and feel safe in ms friends
that they strictly reliable IN quality.
Freneh Brandy, (Hennesy)
Madeira Wine,
Port Vine,
Newsom's whisky,
Best Rye WHISKY, very ane, have
had In store IN Nashville four years.
Holland GIN. e
JalnSiea Ram, s -
sherry Vine,
10. 6. BROWN EVANS.
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Ho.,.e m Rent

A cpNFoktA at.k ssd eess eaisEs sissze n usss
n sazAslsls, heSAsryss sseasoa. ssri tssna- ssE.s
piF - GLASc.cx SE0soS.
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@Tbe sixteen Ethiopian performers and
Brass Band are coming. See advertisement.
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ETThe sixteen Ethiopian performers and
rass Band are coming. See advertisement
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Criminal court clerk.

sS- We are Authorized 10 aHnoanec CHARLES VI.
hays as caadiIase Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing election dec3l-Ue
nE- We are authorized to announce CHAS Z. DIG
Cons a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. uly4-t
e. Wcare authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
Esq, al caRidate for re-eIec io1 TO the Office OF
Criminal COurtclerk at next March election my lite
rive are authorized TO aLnounce pr. E. 81
PATTERSON as acandidatef for CrimIna Cos IT Clerk
atthe nsaing Marc election. may2+ I'd
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E5g. g A can
Criminal COurtclerk at next March election my17te
NJ We are authorized to alnounce nr. E. 81
PATTERSON as a candidatefor CrimIna Cos. ri Clerk
atthe ensuing Aarcheleetion- Maya I'd
County Trustee.
Mss- We are authorized 70 announce z; A. RA-
equity at the ensuing Mlreh election.
ian17-te
srWe are authorized to announce WI. JASPER
TAYLOR cindidate for trustee of Davidson
county at tue ensuing March election. Jan2 u
sT Weare authorized TO announce JOHN W. MAR
a candidate for County trustee at the ensuing
March election. octll-td
Es-we are authorized to announce HARDIN P
BOSIICk Candidate for the Office of Count Trustee
Of Davidson cOuaty At the ensuing March election.
Oct5-td.
krWe are authorized to announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE a candidate Tor County trustee Al the
ensuing March election. seplO-ie
zrweare Luthorizedt announcerHoS. I. SACN-
DERS as a Candidate the Office OF County trustee
of davidson County al the election To be held in
March, 1850. apr2o-td
srwe are authorizedto announce SAMUEL
ANENT a Candidate for County Trustee at the
March election. aprls-td
Es- Ts are authorized to announce IsHAN
CLARKE ;tai.I.s4 for Trustee OF Davidson couu
y, at tbs next dlrcn election. aug20-te
For Tax Collector.
UPwe are tuthorIzedto a announce Q. C. DEGROyE
a candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson
COUNT at the ensuing March election.
Jan-u-te
81 We are authorized to announce W. B. YOUNG,
OF Whites Creek, d candidate for Revenue CoIlec
tor tn ensuing March election.
Es- We authorized to announce DANIEL G.
CLARK 4 canJiiats for Revenue Collector of Da-
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
deC3Q-te
Es- We are authorized to announce ACTON
YOUNG candidate Tor Tax Collector of Davidson
county tile ensuing March election.
dec29-je
Hr We authorized TO announce A. J. RAMSEY
candidate state and County Revenue Collec-
tor tor davidson county, at the ensuing March cleo
tIUu- dec25-te
TLE as a candidate for the Office OF Revenue Collec
Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton dec2I-te
sS- We are authorized to announce JOHN GREER
as a candidate for reelection the OH state
and County Revenue Collector al tile ensuing March
election. dec21-'e
ES-W We are authorized announce ANDREW
GREGORY - candidate for Tax Collector OF David
son county At the ensuing March election.
dec2c-te
So We arc authorized to announce ROBERT F.
Pow FRS as can iidate for Revenue Collector OF Da-
wilson county AT the ensuing March election.
de, 20-te
Hg- We are authorized announce W. E. CART
WRIGHT as Idate for Tax Collector of David
county at the ensuing March election
deC2z-ts
ua- We are authorized To announce Z. d. WHIT
WURIH as a candidate fof the office OF Revenue COi-
ctor Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec22-te
For CoustabIe-Ist District.
Nn-we authorized to announce capt. JESSE W.
PAtIE as a candidate for Constable IN the Nashville
District a the ensuing March election.
Janl2-ie
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Chancery SaIe---W. II. Lucas


DURSUANT to a decree Of this Court in the case 81
Il &c. McNairy L Co. vs. ". L. Lucas and Others,
la legal hours, on
Saturday the 18th Of February, 1869,
nj the Courthouse in tLis city, will oer public
sale the highest bidder creditof Il ana -
months it interest from day OF sale ana Tree from
redemption tho tract OF 55ss acres u Land, bougt
b W x. Lucas az "a Chancery Sale, under decree Ia
the case OF A Ailisan Adm VS. crutner ana 9TH
ers; ami also, the tract of 10 and "a poles,
bought by him Of Nbitsett and b. MhIts4u o.
Vaughan.
sell such portion of the 5ess as may
be lett unsold after the sale under the decree ia
OF Allison, AdmiT., DC, S CrGtcier, and IN add
ton the said tract OF 10 and - poles until
enough sh iii have been sold 60 pay and satisfy the
OF tisis Court Ia tho for Is 30. bcsisz
interest and costs Purchasers viii DC requires
execute their notes with approved sccafily at the
time VI she sale aad lien wli be CA the
land unsil paid for. J. r. GLEAYks, q. & NJ,
Janls-d Chsncery Court al Nash VILE.
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EBThe sixteen Ethiopian performers and
rass Band are coming. See advertisement.
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Constantly on Hand
laws White Wheel Grease.

The best aIticla for greasing carriage wheels and
machinery OF all kinds. For sale by
10. g. BROWN & EVANS.
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Heavy Rrogs

A splendid lot of negro wear. ALI
Trunks. yalises, Carpet Bags, &c.
oetl5-tf
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There will be meeting of the conserya-
live. Union-loving citizens Of Davidson couu-
|ty. who are opposed to the present Admins
tra,iou, at the Court House in this city on
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4th. to appoint dele
gates to the Opposition State Convention
which is called to be assembled in Nashville
on the 22nd Of February.
All who sympathize in the sentiments the
meeting is designed to promote, are earnestly
invited and requested to attend. 1t Is de-
sired that the PEOPLE from every civil DIS
trict in the county shall participate in this
primary movement in the great struggle ior
the Union of the present year 1860. I'd.
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Part of n. A. McNairy Farm

DURSU ANT TO a decree OF tie Chancefy Court at
i Nashville iu the OF Amanda a. Porter vs..
r. C. McNairy and otaeTs, viii offer al public sale
at he Court House in this city on $50
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,
sixty-twO acres and 90 poles of land i!iag an the
West side of the Franklin Turnpike kUad miles fona
the eity-the same being part Of the y. A. McNairy
farm and being lotsNo. l. ?, SIN the plan of The
division of said farm said laud fronts the turnpike
a d Browns c. eek runs tbra3gh the tract and tue
same will be sold a whole or divided may APP
pear o. osi advisable on day Of sale,
TERas.-l, ?, x 8, years credit-nOtes 10 bear in
teTest to be pay able Ia Ba. and lien t. be retained
IAN To- 1860. IT, j L. GLEANES, Z. ~.
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The Test ofl2 Years. Experience
Has proved the superiorqualiIy of
HEGEMAN, CLARK az CO.'S
Genuine Cod HIiXcr sNil!

It's pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
for Consumption, ScroGuia, Chronic rheumatism,
ever discovered.
CAUuoS.-The value of this remedy depends upon
it's purity aud in order secure our customers Il
pure article, OF our firm went to Newfoundland
superintend the manufacture of our OIL and war
rant it pure See that the label has the eagle and
mortar and the signature the cork of each bot
tie, there is a great deal of cheap, inferior oil
palmed of for genuine, to the great Injury of pa
tients.
s-Askfor Hegeman, Clark Co.'S, and take o
other, many have been cured with the genuine
who have used others withoutany beneft.
Useful fE Every Family.
Amt, Grease spots, &C, removed Instantly
yes, silks, Ribbons, &c, cleaned equal TO new
thout injury to the most delicate color fabric,
HEGEMAN Co. Is CoNCENTRAIED BENZINE,
ly rs cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN & Co, Druggists
I61. 3ee, Sill and $50 Broadway MY.
1yw&-p503m
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VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Nest Brilliant,
MOST CONVENIENT ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
In THE WORLD..

THIS GAS - generated from Pure Coal OIL, and
l. Tor elegance, e;on0my, safety and simplicity
cannot b. asset The nxtarcs are ia tue same
style as tbs Ordinary gas axtsres
~ Principal Agency Al 81 Csoper's Building =,
Cherry street, whse the light esA be At any
rne. TftOS. IL. TAYLOR.
tan12-iy
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Gbanfsrp Salss
Chaucery Sale.

A J. Hooper, VS.. Alexander MeCowD and others.
DURSUANT u a decree OF the Chaneery Court at
IL Nashville ia the above named case will oier at
public sale at the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February, 1860.
A House aud Lot Russell street, Ia kdgeneld,
the same being the properly occupied by Alex
McCown (the lot fronts So ieet, and runs back Ito
feet TO an alley
TgRxs.-7 months credit--and without right az re-
demglion-puTchase money To be well secured by
personal security, and lien u be retained.
IN. 10, 1850 I'll J. T.. CLAWS, c. NJ.
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"A accidents Eift AsEP~s, "a sal regaisted
saiiiss, IL l. very desirable Asxss cheap ana
soaveasent way FOG repairing fsraitaFe Toys, truck
cry, kr.
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For the Standard.
UNION ACADEMY, JoHssroN Co., N, c..
o. 90 oln

,F'55' - ga 0une. lJth, 1861 :
Z Mr.. HOLDEN IL may not be inappropriate to say
that witnessed last Saturday night at Smithfeld,
the largest, most enthusiastic and harmonious as
semblagc of the Democracy ever saw or heard Of
before in the county, Not dissenting voice was
heard during the whole proceedings Of the conven-
ton 1t was thought by some that B. II. Tomlin7
son. our former representative would be one of the
nominees of the convention for legislative honors,
but he came forward at an early part of the pro-
ceedings, and honorably and politely withdrew his
name as an aspirant for the nomination, and thank
ed his constituents for former honors conferred. lie
spoke at length of the Importance of harmony anu
concert Of action and in advocacy of the time
ored principles of the Democratic party; during
which time profound silence was preserved, save
now and then outbursts Of applause from all quar-
tiers. Some Of the Opposition were present for the
purpose, no doubt of witnessing the confusion and
discord they had been so long predicting and which
is characteristic of the sns conclaves. rejoice
to see so many of the Opposition falling into the
ranks of Democracy. l think it promises good
to the future prosperity of the Republic If we
may Judge of the future by the present, the ma
jority for the nominees of the liberal party in
country, and for Gov. Ellis will be far greater than
ever before in the county. s
am young in the cause, but mark the prediction
the Democracy of the Republic is stronger to-day
than ever before I verify believe We shall come
out of the coming contest more than conquerors
the prospect sometimes looks gloomy, but truth
crushed to earth shall rise again."
The golden rule of Democracy, "do as you would
be done by" will, believe, at last prevail.
There is too much Democracy in the hearts of
the people to shrink from duty If they do their
duty we are safe. More anon.
Yours, &C.. K ]. B.
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MANUFACTURING MILLS IN
I THETOWNtOF LOUISBUKG FOR SALE.

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING MILLS IN
I THETOWNtOF LOUISBUKG FOR SALE.
10y VIRTUE OF DEED EXECUTED To NE, FOR
- certain purposes therein named shall O1er Tor SAFE
at public auction in the town Of Louisbug. on the 18th
day Of August next the valuable property known as the
LOUlsBURG MIlIS-one Of the best Mil Sites and To-
cations in North. Carolina The Mills are in good repair;
there four pairs Of mill stones with fixtures and
improvements the manufacture Of Flour II
pass d. There is an excellent SAW MILL attached.
These Mills situated Tar river. ut Iouisburg The
dam is of solid masonry of the most substantial
kind holding good head of in the dryest
The water power is sufficient for i've times the demand Of
the present mills and is capable Of being appropriated to
indefinite extent. There about acres Of land at.
ached to the Mills large capital can be safely and
probably invested A persons wishing to invest money
in valuable properly viii do well to examine the Mills
Terms cash or its equivalent. -
Lousburg, June 10, 1860. r; i; - r. tt@.a
N B. On the 18th Of August 1860, will sell, at public
auction. my residence in the Town OF L"uis6nrg. Is
situated in healthy part Of the near the Female Col
ege There two Of land, with neat cottage
building and oil necessary out buildings excellent well
Of water &C. JOHN H. BRODIE.
Louisburg June 10, 1850. 5.F.ss 25--wtd.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN sURRY.

The Democracy of Surry met according to ad-
journment the LIST Saturday in June at the Court
House in Dobson.
On motion of Chas Whitock, the meeting was
duly organized by calling D. NJ. Cooper, ESQ.,, to
the chair. and appointing j. II. Maxwell, Secretary.
The objects of the meeting were then explained
by the chairman TO be, the nomination of a candi-
date to represent the Senatorial District composed
of the counties of Yadkin, Surry, Allegheny, Ashe
and Vantage the Senate in the next Legislature,
of North Carolina. Also candidate to represent
Surry in the Commons, and also for Sheriff. There
being no delegates from Ashe, Wautauga nor Yad-
KIM it was unanimously
Resolyed, That Joseph Dobson be recommended
as our first choice and the nomination be left open
for the ratification Of the other counties.
A committee Of one, from each Captains District,
were then appointed to draft resolutions whereupon
they united and in short time reported the follow
ing reSolutionS
Resolred, That We re.afirm the doctrine of the
Cincinnati platform upon the question of slavery
that we deny the right of Congress to interfere with
slavery in the States Territories; that the Terri
tories shall control regulate the question: subject
only to the decision of the Supreme Court
Resolred, That we regard the secession fror: the
Charleston convention, of portion Of the delegates.
from some of the Southern States as premature and
uncalled for.
Resolred, That We vii! cordially support the NOM
inee Of the Baltimore convention, and that we will
support man for the Legislature, who will not
support its nominee
Resoleed. That we cordially approve of the aSle
and patriotic of Gov. Ellis and will give him
our united support for reelection.
Resolred, That are onpassa' 10 tile system Of
ad ualorew taxrhon recommended by the Oppo-
stion party and advocated by John Pool, the Know
Nothing candidate for Governor.
Resoleed That We recommend our Representa-
tives to use all honorable means to pass law to
move the Instructions from the Yadkin River, for
the free passage of fish.
Resolred, That we cordially approve the course of
the late Representative, in the house of Commons,
r. E. Reeves, ESQ.,, and particularly, his efforts in
procuring the passage of Bill removing the o.
structons to the free passage of fish up the Yadkin
River, and We believe the consummation Of our
rights have been defeated only by imposition and
fraud palmed upon the Supreme court of North
Carolina.
The vote was then taken on the resolutions seria-
TEN, and unanimously adopted
The convention then commenced ballotting for
candidates, which resulted in the unanimous nomi-
nation of COL II. N. Waugh, in the Commons and
VIM. Haymore, for Sheriff.
j. E. Reeves moved that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Western Sentinel and
Salisbury Banner.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
D. NJ. COOPER, Cm'n.
JAMES II. MAXWELL Secy.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINAor
- HAM COGNTY-Courtu Of Pleas and Ouar,o,S
May Term, disturbances Williams, Admr' =" ! "a
Williams decd. and others ps. Benz F. Wlll;,ns
Williams and Alfred ADMINISTRATION for arrS.a
settlement $500 ouH
dants in this G Sc, Benjamin F. Williams, Aaron MI
and Alfred Williams, are non-residents Of this S,.
therefore ordered by the Court that lpublcaion
for SIX weeks successfully in the NORTH Carolina 3.
commanding them to be and appear at the hey, ~
said Court, to be held for the county of Chatham r
Court House in Peterborough on the % MONDAY nf y
to R'eaa ANSWER Or dsm den, r to this pet
G. Cotton, Clerk of slid Court, at office in Pit,sbms
Monday Of May, 1860.
-F.. R. c. COTTON, CO u,
June 10, 1860. pr. adv. $a,521sj g.;