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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Disso ution Of Copartaership.

The firm OF sAUFIEY, PORTER CO., Is this da.
dissolved by mutual conssnt-Aessrs- saiiiy and bel
~ retiring The remaining corsners have taken iht
their basines, Mr. r. A. ALLISON are Of the ito1se
Allison, Anderson Co., and the business VII pc Gu
ducted heretofore al the Odd stand NO oi, rum
Square. under the name and sryle Of - . -
seps2l-Im - P0RiER. JOHNSON q CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Fine Wall Ppers.

A LARGE assortment OF stamsed Colds and French
"A Decorations. just RECEIVED. Also several hundred
patterns low priced glazed and Is CT paper
Terms Cash for all small bills.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner.
W w FINN,
No 2s Public Square,
octI-Im Corner Deaderick st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
NFW FIRM.

The undersigned having sold their Interest IN The
business OF Sauney, Porter q o.. 10 Aessfs f9sles
rsr- efe ETC. take pleasure IN recenlaer<,lnz the
-. Arm n The continued confidence of theiF old
= -S r. c. SAJFIEY.
-...11 1y., WI L BERRY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

Secondhand Burouehe. =
A GOOD city made Family Buroaehe, but little used
sePts-n BENZ 7. SHIELDS co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate OF fIllvid Smiley, sr decd.
all persons having claims against said estate are not
fed to file them with within the time required by
law or they forever barred; and all persons in
debted TO the same hereby required to come for
ward and make payR
E c. DRAKE,
sep14-1m Admir- OF David Smiley, sr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

--.- .as .ss.s.onai AR TINS uay. the first
ss.sl ss,a iniSoest premium was awarded to
see soe <sser <Ssoyer Baker SEWING hacains, ever
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Furnisiiing a, d Fancy q rods.

WE daily receiving additions to our already
w full supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars stocks
Cravats and Ties We have any quantity of Gloves
Gauntles Robes SuspendeTs and all qualities of Hosie
nv for both ladies and Gentlemen. Our stock of Under
ware IS complete embracing all the heavier fabrics of
Silk and Woolen, suitable To the approaching
These goods will be sold coFrespondingy low
with the short crops j. H. MCGlIL,
Cherry ST., door from Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
NJ F E r r A N S
NORTH MARKET STREET.

NURIE MARkEI oTREEI.
VIE undersigned begs leave inform his friends and
i the public that he has still ON hand number of
handsome vehicles of all kinds, and splendid stud of
buggy and saddle horses for the use of fast young
gents on COURTING EXPEDITIONS, or for the accom-
mediation of Young America and Young America s
Sweetheart.
What living, of any sort Of progressive spirit,
would be content TO snail it behind SLOW HORSE
when he knows that an ANIMAL OF SPIRIT could be
obtained
AT THE LErIATHAN SThBLES.
Parties desiring Coaches for ''PIC-NICS' and safe
and careful Drivers should forget what the papers
said about The NEW COACH the LEvIATHAN LIVERY
STABLES, North Market street.
j. C. McFERRAN,
jan20-d Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
.A Fine New Top BuggY.
store ROom for Nent.
Chancery sales.

TWO Store Rooms, well located, TO rent for the ba
Il ance OF 1850. Apply to BF SHIELDS CO.
se1lt2Q -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Dry-Goods very Cheap.

T AM now in receipt of my large and well assorted
i stock of Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods, which am
offering at very low prices
As quick sales and small profits Is my motto am
willing take up with the latter 70 accomplish the Tor
mer, and will offer great Inducements TO All who VIII
favor me with CALL especially to cash buyers Come
and see for yourselves DAVID HUMPHREY,
sept2I-u No. % South side of the Square
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
How 20 Nomimnte DouGIns.

The Plain Dealer shows how Dougus might
be nominated at Baltimore, thus ; II the old
delegates from Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama
and Georgia, 80 in all ure excluded, and Doug
Ias ones admitted in their places; and i he gains
4 votes from North Carolina, aud from Mas.
sachuaetls, and 3 from Pennsylvania, and frcm
Arkonsas: and il South Carolina is not allowed
any voice at ALI and j the number to nomi-
nate be reduced from POI to l97; and ifafer all
the above changes, Douglas can gain 4 more
votes fom some where, the Plain Dealer is quite
COZ fdcnt that the " candidate Of the people "
viii be nominated, But if he don't get votes
enough, we suppose be won't be nominated
Such whis,ling" as that can hardly 80 far in
keeping up n sensible mans courage.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
" whats thatto Us!'

Democrats popers and politicians are en-.
deavoring to shft the responsibility OF the pres
rnt corrupt administration from their shoulders.
The recsnt Developments OF the Covode Com.
miltec have afforded Republicans just cause for
preletrng charges, and, with an expressed will
lingness to hand old Buck over to the mcrled
condemnation Of nn indignant people, they ask,
what's that TO us" Having helped TO elect
him, and having given him their support on up
to the time OF tho setting Of the Charleston
Convention, we hold them responsible for the
old gentlcman's acts, as much so us if they had
personally participated in the crime. Not res
ponsble, eh We'll TINT opinion has been
gaining ground for some time past and major.
ity OF the people Ore already inclined to believe
that it is best not to again place them in a
position where their responsibility will be called
in question. Such dodgng can't win
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
The Tables Turned.

On the first instant in the u. S. House OF
Rcprcsenntiycs, Mr. Wnsow asked for the
subpnna of several witnesses, from Penn Viva
MIA to prove the charge Of corruption against
certain Republican representatives,. Mr.. Scran'
ton of Pa was the principal person aimed @l
in the charge, aud no sooner was an intimNtion
made ofcorrupton in the Republicans ranks than
the locotoco press opened up their bllingssate.
But. like all other efforts TO rid themselves OF
the just indign" ,ion of an outraged people, it
was oil vuin. The witness taking the stand be-
fore the Committee was asked by MIR, Winslow
how the great change in Mr. ScrOnton's district
was effected. Mr.. Buchanan had u very large
majority, and yet Mr.. Scranton waselected by
some four thousand plurality, The witness re
piled that the change was 10 be accounted for
first, by Mr., Scrantons personal popularity aud
secondly, by Buchanan's unpopularity. Two
other witnesses made the same statement, and
MIR. Winslow declined to examine the balance
remarkiug that he was satisfied he had done
great injustice to Mr., Scranton, aud would
make the ume,,de honorable in the House.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14

The Douglas movements in the South nre fully
understood at Washington. The Star. paper
in good standing with the administration, says
the meaning of all this is that the Douglasites
of those States are carrying out to the letter the
instructions sent to them from Washington. TO
get up coutesling delegations to Baltimore, in
the hope that the majority of the National Con-
veution will exclude the States represented by
those who seeded At Charleston, and proceed
10 nominate Douglas with those States non'
represented except by the fraudulent delegations
which have been directed to be on the ground at
Baltimore. There is no possible chance that
any such game can succeed, us prospect OF
its success would instantly drive from the Con
ventien all the delegNtes from all the Southern
States, aud also the Anti Douglas delegates,
from all the Northern States leaving TO act with
bogus Southern delegations but a lean minority
OF the original Charleston Convention-the ma
iority Of which win of oourse,n any such event
proceed to make d National Democratic ticket
that will triumph in every Democrats State OF
the conledrracT
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
CONVERSATIONAL.

IN the Senate on the 5lh, the bill providing
for the admission OF Kansas was postponed, by
the democratic majority, with the svowed pur-
pose OF keeping that long oppressed territory
cut OF the Union until after the Presidential
election Democratic oregon could be admit
ted without word, with about one-half the
population Of Kansas, but it is feared the latter
will add 100 much to the strength Of the Re
puhlicsns-h she must remain where she
is, regardless OF the proprIessions Of popular
sovereignty regardless Of right she has plead
for during the past four years, her voice blank
in tho government OF the nation. The party
which has done thls-,he men who have coun
sellcd it, will be hurled from power; End the
peoples will shall yet be respected, even in the
Senate chamber.
The House amended and passed the Senate
Bill making provision FOR the return and sup
port, for limited petiodtho captured Africans.
On tho 9th the House adopted resolutions
by n majority, expressing their dissent from
the views entertained by MIR. BuchOnan in his
special message concerning the Covodc Com
mittee. Frank p. Blair, Jr WINS, also. swoIn
into the seat in the House Of Representatives, to
which he was elected by the voters Of the First
Congressional District OF Missouri. Thus far
in the session his seat hos been occupied by MIR.
J. r. Barrett, who held it by virtue Of a certifi-
cate Of election based upon the grossest and
most unscrupulous frauds on the elective fran
chso. The friends Of freedom everywhere will
rejoice at the action of the House.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14

fS'- The cost ol the New York Centera Park
thus far has been "a 900 600. The sum OF s2-
900 will be expended on further improve.
menis.
zse- A correspondent of tho Ohio Cuitivdtor
asserts that the only wsy to make sue OF crop
Of peaches every year is by grating upon the
wild plum stock.
ag- A white woman and q negress had prize
fight at Seneca Falls, N. Y. on the 3lst ult.,
for $50 side, the former winning the stakes
on the twelfth round.
COY The New Mexican mail, with dates TO
the 3lst ult., has arrived at Independence, Mo.
An attack upon Fort Dsiance hal been made
by the Navajo Indians.
o-TA young Mississippion was robbed in a
New York bognio on Thursday of $l 1875 in
money, ny the woman of whom he had become
temporarily cnumored
u-- Dobbs says it is charming to be called a
"deOr," the appelation OF bear is rather pleas.
ant but to be called a" bore always sow-ered
our otherwise sweet disposition.
rs Margaret Ash, who has been in the peni-
tentiary for the last six years, under life sen.
tence for killing her husband, has been granted
new trial. She lived at Cincinnati.
ase Mr. Swatr, postmaster of Lancaster City,
Pa, hos announced ihsth he would "let his bones
rot a Baltimore before he voted for Douglas"
He is delegate aud faithful postmaster.
zg-It is said that Buchanan has quite a
taste caused perhaps by childishness, for draw
ing and ske ching more especially for engravers,
We always thought him u designing SORT of u
man.
Ess- A Washington paper says that conserva-
tism is the balm with which to heal Democro tic
breaches. We have heard OF h6eing soc cks,
bat when it comes to heelmg brce ches, we say
darn EN-.
Q1s-Robert H. Bowers, having attem mpted in
various ways, to seduce gih of sixteen named
Paine, in Chicago, q day or two ago, her broth.
er. Thomas Paine, whi,h two comrade, met him
in the street aud stabbed him so seriously that
he died few hours after.
u-y-Cassius NJ. Clay came near having a Sc
rous time, in attempting to speak to the slave.
drivers, Ht Richmond, ky., on the 4th inst. lie
told them he was going to talk to them peace
ably il he could, but forceably If he must They
knew the man they had to deal with, and finally
concluded it safest TO let him go on.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
EuroDeam ARaIrs.

The dispatches from Sicily are so cntrAdic-
tory that it is almost impossible to gather the
truth from them. though one thing seems TO be
certain, viz that the insurgents were ON the
heights about Palermo, and that an attack ol
the town was momeutarily expected.
BY the Overland Mail we have highly import,
ant news from Japan and China. The Chinese
Government has decided TO pay the indemnity
demanded by the Allies, and TO accede TO their
other demands. The head of the present Jap
Anese Government has been assOssinated, and
the policy of the Government has become
strongly antiforeign, The property and the
lives OF the foreigners in the kingdom is en-
dsngeTed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
Ti,n Rcnutles of sInvcry.

Anu,ner of those attendant beauties which
flow f,om the Legitimate acts Of modern dem
ocracy has recently occurred at Newport, Kyp
lust opposite Cincinnati. The injustice and
tyunny Of Russinn will favorably compare with
this case. A free negro is kidnapped from Ohio,
taken TO Newport, and endcavorng to make 1t
nnpeer that he is slave, nc is Gust into Jail
No own appearing for him, under the laws OF
Kentucky he is sold into slavery TO pny the
costs Of arrest aud imprisonment Least some
of our democratic friends should attempt to
question Republican varacity, we copy the fol-
lowing from The Cincinnati En- q,drer, Of Pune
9th, which, of course only presents the case from
q democratic tandpoiut;
The case s n hard one-~indeed, Is 80 unjust as to
shock every sense of right coored boy, named
WnggOncr. under the charge that he was a slave ana
had escaped from his owner is takch from ONO TO
kontu ky. aud Imprisoned until his owner cas FOR
md takes him away. No owner can be found for
him none calls 10 claim him, oven Mt tho end of
months of imprisonment. Every presumption was
IN favor Of his innocence. Indeed, he ~ proved to
have been born free. Instead of being released,
however IA he should have been, ana returned 10
Ohio he "a still lungcr detained IN prison, until he
paws the cost his Keeping ior the previous months
lie had no means when he was taken TO prison on
the charge OF being runaway slave ana while III
confinement he had no opportunity OF earning what
would pay his board In jail, or even court ana lail
fees In fine he was worse Off pocuniarilN, at the
end of six months than he was at the commence
meat Ito had not been Imprisoned and kept IN con
huoment Tor any violation OF tho laws OF Kentucky
not even Tor vagrancy. lie was taken into the
State aVuinst his will aud imprisoned on suspicion
that he was the slave OF person or persons In
virginia The laws OF Kentucky instead OF making
the party who lad tho boy imprisoned pay all the
expenses attending the imprisonment, ns liBht ana
Justice would plainly dictate, they require the III
innocent party not only TO undergo the imprison
ent but to pay the costs of his unjust incarceration
nu1 il he fails to pay. ho is sold into perpetual
slavery! Can any case be harder than that
No we don't think any case could be harder
than that ana nowhere, except where man is
permitted to hold property in man, could the
law under which Waggoner was imprisoned aud
pold into slavery, exist for single moment.
This is one of the rights OF the south, which our
northern democrats say the Republicans are so
much abusing. The boldness with which these
high-houdcd outrages are being perpelnatcd, is
signal evidence of the depths of serviity into
which the American people are fast being
plunged. Its time there was change.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
e" still they Come"

The old German daily newspaper, the VoIkS-
bode, OF Evansville, Indiana, which has been
Democratic in politics from its first issue, has
hoisted the names Of Lincoln and Hamln and
is doing battle vsliantly for the Republican
cause. The Volksbodc was Anti -Lecompton
during the pendency OF that issue, and has now
separated itself entirely from the uncIeon party
which it has served so long, The result of its
movement has been = tremendous stampede of
German voters in Southern Indiana and the Wa.
bash counties of Illinois, to the Republican
ranks.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14


N-'T'rhc Japaueee Embassadors were at Phil
adclphiu, on Monday.
as- The scarlet fever is proving very fatal in
the Wyoming Valley, Pa.
ae- Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the bank Of
Ironton are in circulation.
eeSir Charles Barry, tina architect Of the
new House of Parliament, is dead.
nrT The Republicans of Michigan have nom
mated Austin Blair for Governo-.
HsHannibOl Hamlin, the Republican can
didats for Vice President was printer,
ns-The latest Arizona advices report Indian
outragHs in various parts of the Territories,
aS-Lous Napoleon has just procured 25 900
live quas from Genoa for the Imperial parks
Hs-rhe Philadelphia papers record the death
OF Lieut.. Jas. b, McCauley, United States Navy.
nv-Dauicl Greathouse stabbed VIM. T. Wade
to the heart in srlI-deleEse, recently, at Center.
Vile Ind.
rS negro in Fayetteville, Arkansas wa,
hung for killing his master, who undertook to
chaslise him.
ns- Post Master Fowler is reported to have
arrived in Havana, and TO be well, though not
in excellent spirits.
ne Congress will adjourn on ia. 18th inst,
the Senate having agreed TO the House rasolu ton
fixing that us the day.
szs-A negro woman, near Bowling Green
! Ky, last week drowned her new born child. to
preventit becoming slave.
~ Henry Crawley was stabbed 20 the hear;
| by some unknown rowdies, while walking wht
two young ladies, at Cincinnati, last week
eS-The locusts have already made their ap
pearance in great numbers. in the perfect OF
wingeu state, in some portions of Virginia.
aS-T The latest advices from Virs Cruz report
the failure of Messrs Jaeker * Co.. bankers, ,for
! Sl4C0,000' The assets are nominally $1,000,
900.
UFThs Pittsburgh Gazette says that Of the
| l50 Opposition journals in Pennsylvania. but
two support Bell and Everett, with one doubt
| ful.
aSrTwo men, Blagne and Moses, had troubl,
sbou. negro in Augus,a county, Va, last
week. when the io,mer shot ,he latter through
heart
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-06-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ES
TArE

In pursuance ofNn order granted by the Probnt e
Court OF Hancock county. Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction Saturday the 2lst day of July
1860 At one o'clock afternoon. at the door of the
court house, in Fndlay, Hancock county. Ohio, the
following real estate, situate in Wood county Ohio
to wit: The L ofth S-W of sec. H. in twp. 3
north, Of range IL east, containing so acres,
Terms of sale l 3 cash in hand the day of sale
aud the residue in and two years thereafter with
INTEREST from the day of sale; TO be secured by mort
gage on said premises.
CUNNINGHAM HAZLETT,
Admir- of a Andrcw Coflinberry, dec.
Innn l--kNNAk
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Call and get your Receipts.

Those bscrihers to the Journal who received their
papers Mt Gilcnd post office, and vet owing on
subscription, will find receipts tor tho amount due
in the hands of Lasky, Pratt & Co.
Those who received their papers at Bowling Green
post sice will find their receipts in possession of s.
|. Boughton.
An early settlement OF the accounts is desired If
you can't pay the money within few weeks, plea So
settle by giving note payable at the earliest conve-
nient period. Ow3 +, A. HIGGINS.
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SliERIFE'S SALE.

G, rlumey VS. J. c. Prentice.
DY virtue ofan atlas vend to me directed and de-
ID lvered from the court ofcommo on pleas of ood
county, Ohio, in the above canse, viii offer Tor sale
Saturday, the 18th day of July, 1850,
at the door of the court house in perrysburE the
west fractional part OF river tract number eightysiN
described by n line drawn parallel with the west
Ii ne of said tract, from the southern boundary line
of Lucas unty at sufficient distance TO enclose
Is acres land as the property of Jose Prem,
tice. &. w. NORTON, Sheriff
II. II. Dodge, atty,
June ~. S6O--6waS So 6S
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SnERIFFS SALE.

John Bell e, AT ys Christina Rell ct al
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed aud
ID delivered, from the Clerk of the court of com.
mon pleas, Of Wood county. Ohio in the above case,
l will Offer for sale, on
saturday, the lith day Of July, 1860,
at the court house in PerrysbnTg Wood county, o.,
the south half of the half OF the south Or.
OF section thirty five in towu ship three north, Of
range ten in the district of lands subject 10 sale at
Rucyrus, containing 80 acres of land more less,
in Wood co, q. c. W, MORTON sheriff,
James Murray, atty,
:. nne II. lNGO-hMS&2 so -
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