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to publish de proceedings of. this meeting.
Resclrsd, That this meeting now adjourn.
10y G. B. KINKEAD, Chairman.
IEssF Xoonpurr Saerafaru =

to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
Rssclrsd, That this meeting now adjourn.
10y G. B. KINkEAD, Chairman
JESSE WooDRUFF, Secretary.
/ The meeting adjourned as fhe reader has
seen, till the 18th of September, IS47. AT,
the adjourned meeting, the address, prepared
by Mr.. Breckinridge aud others, was read
1t was very serere upon the parties of the
day, and aimed to inculcate and enforce the
importance Of putting an end to them The
closing portion of the address. with the ap-
pended names of the gentlemen. Composing
the committee, was as follows:
Fellow-citizehs: Politicians. designing and
selfish, who hope to ride On the storm they
raise-a corrupt press, which derives its sup
port from the bad passiensit awakens against
your neighbors-will urge you TO abandon
man in whose elevation they will sink into
insignifcance. They will tell you he can't
be patriot who goes for the whole country
and not for part. They will denounce the
man who prefers the good of the country to
their good, who tells them plainly that he
will have nothing to do with them and that
he will consent 10 be the candidate for the
Presidency only at the call of the people
It is a high and noble stand that old veteran
hero has taken before the world. Not on the
vi Tic W tst, uOt III tue SHdflpS OF
Florida, not is the gorges of Mexico, no never
did he present himself so sublime man as
when flinging. from him the puny and miser-
able demagogues who FASTENED to hang about
his skirts, he proclaimed that he would keep
himself free from the dominion OF factions
and parties. and be president of the nation
or else not be President at ALL We are ON
the verge of contest with factious politi-
ticans on the one side, and the people on the
other. Fellow-citizens, we call upon you to
break the bands which have bound you,
which have made you forget the country for
your party, and the good of the nation for
the success of your leaders. Call to mind
that you are brethren. with common coun-
try and common destiny. That destiny is
at your bidding. Rally to your place be
meath the standard of the only man in the
Union who has dared to declare himself in
dependent of politicians and factions, and
who refuses the highest Office in the world,
except at your hands.
GEORGE B. KINKEAD.
HENRY JOHNSON, '
g- SAML. d. MCCULLOUGH,
E. K. SAYRE, -. .
F. K HUNT SO
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The Canvass.

Messrs. J. D. THOMAS and o. P. TEMPLE,
candidates for Elector for the second con-
gressional district, will address their fellow,
citizens at the the following places and times,
commencing at IL O'Clock each day:
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AzZgR MANHOOD,
1 HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, an Sealed Envelope,
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RA-
DICAL CURE or SPERMATORRHoEA, or Seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness and fnyoIun-
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Mental aid Physical Debility.
By ROB- j. CULNERWEI-L, " d,
The important fact that the awful conseQuenees OF
se-abuse may be eifectuay removed without internal
medicines the dangerous applications Of caustcs
strnments medicated bougies, and other empirical de-
vices here clearly demonstrated the entirely
and highly successful treatment adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained, by means OF which
every is enabled 10 himself perfectly and al
least possible cost thereby avoiding All the adver-
tised nostruns Of the day. This Lecture VIII prove
boon TO thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal TO any address, POST PAID on the re-
ceipt OF postage STAMPS by addressing Dr. cHAS
J. C. KLINE, 4s0 First Avenue, New York Post BOX
4 $50 - ~ July1s-tf
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FOR TIE DISTRICTS

l. WM. VI. BRADFORD. of Jefferson.
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of Knox
3. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McAinn.
4. s. s. STANTON, of Smith.
Sci GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6. WI F. KERCHEVAL. Of Lincoln.
:. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
g. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
9. ALVIN HAWKINS. of Carroll
10. D.B. MAJORS, ofShelby.
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We are again indebted to J. J. SULLIVAN
for the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL and New York
Express in advance of the mail. = .sr45. ..l
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Democratic Meeting in Prince Ed
Notwithstanding ResoIutio i,s
t- Laid on the Table.

We learn that at Democratic meeting
held last Monday, in Prince Edward, Col
Hubbard and Hon. Roger A. Pryor advocated
Breckinridge, and in response TO enthusiastic
calls, Mr.. c. Irving, of Danville, replied, ad-
vocating Douglas and Johnson. The resolu
tons originally offered by Mfr. Asa Dickin-
son, formerly Whig,) expressing a prefer
ence for Breckenridge, were laid on the table.
So it seems, that wherever BreeKinridge has
been resisted he has Acknowledgement Whig.
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Franklin College.

THE SEVENTEENTH SESSION OF THIS IEsrITiT
lSe0. .
". D. c4Rxrs, iats President OF East Tennessee
Cniyerssys has been called the position Of Prszi-
dent of the College, and viii enter upon the active
.chare OF ms duties al the opening CT the session.
Vtnervlse the Faculty remains unc banged
White there Is disposition the part OF thoze
having control of the Institution 10 boast they feel
the strongest confidence in commencing il 60 the
favor OF parents and guardians It's past reputation
for the sound scholarship and manly bearing
Of its students viii be faithfully maintained Every
species Of dissipation VIII be guarded against and
the strongest eH,rts made TO Keep the papls Tree
from the blasting vices that bring speedy RUN rpon
so many youths IN our land
The heaithfalness az the locality II unsurpassed in
oar county. The charges are moderate aud fl,ly.
within the reach OF all ef sufficient energy 10 be ed
utafed.
The Female school connected wlsh the ec,iees via
be continued as heretofore. 4
- For other information address
W. d. CARNkS, President
Franklin College, Tenneesee.
Or LlPsCo NIB, Secretary
Franklin College, fenness<e.
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central Executive Committee.

Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN Fl. Ewing, NEILL s. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HALL, P. W. MAxEY, JoHN LELLYETT,
JOIN Fl. CALENDER, HORACE II. HARkI-
son.
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Attention. Bell Grays.

rIlhe members of the company, who have
Il signed the Constitution. are hereby notified q
TO go TO the residence of Lieut. r. l. Skeggs, -
corner OF Cedar and Spruce Streets, and have ia
their measures taken for Uniforms immediately. HH
The members who have not signed the Constitu- mi
ton, can do so, by calling At the Patriot Hi
Office. By order Of the company. ~
NJ. O. BROOKS,
July 2l.-,t Secretary.
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The undersigned candidates for Elector for
| the 4th Congressional District will address
| their fellow-citizens at the following times
and places. S. ~F -s-TF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

Every body here is talking politics. In
this State, believe, the contest to be between
Breckenridge and Lane, and Bell and Ever
ett. still Douglas will carry tolerably large
vote. as he will get almost all the freesOil
vote outside of St. Louis"
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For Presidenf,C ETT
>JOHNILBEII,

For yEee-Presidenl,
EDWARD EVERETT T,
OF MASSACHUSETTS
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We. yesterday, received the follo"ing note,
which explains itself. We wrote thespara-S
graph, copied into the letter, upon the state
ment of a gentleman in whom we have every
enthusiastically not to do Mr. LOWE
injustice. We very cheer:uliy insert the "re-
futation" and leave the rest to our infor-
mant
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

The SIGNS IN MISSoURI-We are furnished
the following extract from private letter
received in this city from st. Joseph, Mo-,
dated on the 18th inst. The writer is a de-
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JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.

On motion. the address was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted, with the request that the Frankfort
Commonwealth, Louisville Journal and Courier,
Cincinnati Chronicle, and the papers general
ly, throughout the Union, friendly to the
election of General Taylor, be requested to
copy it. Aud, at the suggestion OF Robert
Wickliffe, ST., thousand copies were
ordered to be printed in pamphlet form tor
distribution.
On motion of Henry Jackson, Esq, the
Chair was directed to appoint an Executive
Committee to correspond with similar COM
mittees friendly to General Taylor. And,
thereupon, NJ. q. johnson, Esq, Hon. A. N.
Woolley, Henry johnson, Samuel r. Bullock,
Esq and F. K. Hunt. Esq, were appointed
said committee.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
GEO. B. KINKEAD, Chairman.
S. r. BULLOCK, Secretary. s
Now we all know, that, il 1S47, when
these meetings were held, the Democratic
party was in the fnll tide of its power and
glory. 1t was, in the view of its veteran
champions, successfully carrying out the
policy laid down by the fathers OF the Re
public. 1t was as pure and good: and patri-
toic party then as it ever had been before
or as it has ever been since. Yet at that
time, while Mr.. Polk was President, and
while the Democracy were exulting in the
wisdom and the success of his Administers
ton, and while the Democratic party claimed
all honor at the hands of the nation, j ohn G..
Breckenridge put himself forward in an ats
tempt to disorganize that party, to break it
down. and to obiiterate it's very name from
face of things. He has since, no doubt,
Joined a thousand times in the cry that the
Democratic party is the true hope, the great
hope, the only hope OF the American nation,
but, if it is, most assuredly he, in 1S47, CON-
mitted the terrible crime or the shocking
blunder of laboring publicly and zealously
to destroy the true, the great, the only hope
of the nation. Such fearful crime or
monstrous blunder may not, to be sure, have
been an objectionable sin, but we should at
least suppose it enough TO place the person
guilty of it Infinitely beyond all hope OF
ever being the Democratic party's candidate
for the Presidency.
The Louisville Democrat says, of the men
who put forth the address, Kinkead, McCul-
Tough, Sayre, and Hunt voted for General
Taylor, that johnson voted for Cass, and
that John C. Breckenridge took no part in
the canvass aud, didn't vote on the day of
the election. Yes, John c. Breckenridge
tried to annihilate the Democratic party,
soul. body, and name, and, failing in thai,
he stood eloof from it in conflict with its
great foe, and, without raising a voice or a
hand in it's defence, saw it cloven down at
the polls by the victorious Wings in lS4S.-
Such. oh We Southern Secessionists, is your
present Democratic. champions, your vanuted
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
Ye may well coin all the foul wind of your
stomachs to shouts for his name. "Behold
your light, your. star!".a (.
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Fresh Corn Meal.

4 NEW supply just received per Railroad, and
~ for sale by EENJ. +. SHIELDS & CO.
July %, 1s60-tf.
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HECTORAL TICKET

FOR HE STATE AT LARGE
BAILIE PEYTON, of Summer.
n, G.. TAYLOR, of Carter.
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aw Orleans 5aiy Crescent saunaay Ytotne September g. 1860,

"And your pure woman's heart is mine mine
oil ? mine alone?"
'Yes.n
"Sweet, precious priceless loves and the be.
stowal of that kiss, which, if any mortal action is
acceptable in the sight of heaven, is sacred there,
the pledge of troh that the who is capable of
loving places on sweet lips, sealed tho lovers
VOWS.
If that steed " had had the gift of speech, he
would have made feeling remonstrance against
the length of time he that evening g awaited his
rider.n
The summing up of all is thatMiss Gayle returned
with her family to her home in Kentucky. That
Mr.. Cottyn visited that State the following Deeem
Der, and returned to the city with a wife whom he
addressed as Anne,n when the vocabulary of pet
| names was exhausted. .... M.=..-
Among the host of stylish ladies who were in.
| clined to violent intimacy with Mrs. Cottyn, were
Miss Dashaway and Mrs. Hunter Wylde, but Bayle-
Eoff stood resolutely between them and such con-
summation. N.Y.. .."-.. m..
They never penetrated beyond the sumptuous
reception rooms of Mrs. Cottyn, and it seemed
fatality that obstacles should when their in
vitations were received obliging Mr.. and Mrs Cot.
| tyn to send regrets.n
| Under Madame Annie's sweet feminine aspect
| there was force of character enough to influence
her husband gently, but unfailingly, in the right
path and in place of the useless sprg Of fashion he
once was, he is now useful and thinking member
of society, and when you meet him con Change
| as dare say you eften do, you are far from i'm
agining him to be the hero of this story for con-
I TESS the name to be fictitious. ."..
From having observed that Mrs. Cottyn wears
superb diamond solitaire in peculiar setting on the
third finger Of her left hand in place usually oc-
cupied by the ring of betrotha and the fact that
always onthe anniversary of the day that Baleyzoh
made his sudden trip down the railroad, they go,
accompanied by their choicest friends, in the same
direction infer that she duly informed Of the
occurrences that transpired, and che influence ex-
erted on al her after LIE by her fist breakfast at
the lake. #
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at first sight to be, he was forced to acknowledge
that for the happy, unsophisticated country girl,
of whose existence but the day before he was not
conscious, there burned in his heart q fame of
tenderness and manly devotion, which, whether
reciprocated or not, was hers for life,
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Tho dainty lace that encireled her round throat.
M looked nj her hands; they were ringless. {,
AN aoae i,a1nour, thank God!" he mentally
a;acnlated !" but my name IS not bayieAoh wv
tyn. Il. saving your presence, Mr.. oharles Lee,
= ooe there before another twelve months
p~ 70 uo,le1off had remained idle many minutes
-, bo would certainly have betrayed himself |
Nv some act that, in his supposed sltnatoh, @oeie
hsva been resented as an excess OF impeftihehee.
| I, 4, fortunately occurred, they all declared
4 themselves more than satisfied with the seashoie
a.,oacies. which in their interior home were una1
sssratlo and eager to CLEAN all the pleasure Oh
1T strange surroundings, they rose and passeo
on the gallery to watch the breeze.falleo slees
! Of water as it danced gaily to shofe'
nso,, had ordered a banquet of fruit BY way 81
aasort and Bayezof added to It an oruer tiidt Vie
tab1e should be decorated with flowers.
!. Re ouick: the most fragrant IN nloom' anu
i hen they are ready let me KNOW oeloio w" s"',s
/ vi .he gentlemen and ladies'
! mon sed into his own room, ana ~ II II
He pass, meditation a sense q tie :.
| moment in IS of the freak visited nm, though u,
| and madness ,fgret it, nor was ne qule0 snto"s'
could not ~ g .,
with it. ssI.ile the waiter entered, bearing u
Ina short wh55s ssss,
Voici les Rs.s q ssiis,unch for center vase, an
There was large lsss5il ST. each plate ..z
negligent little posies fss critically, seiecuoh "
Examining them quite med nan plo@n -.
made of one that contaF5577. anoa ssaoeius spi
yose, some fragrant heliotl9Ss
of heneysuckle. 80. .,eryant to arrange
The others he ordaroa a. sS-iace that one hi
the table, saying he would 'e STA
self. Lveriook the.o :
SO soon as he was alone he ~ h@' ed II
ring from the pocket to which ISea39ses n won,a
sgnea' and gently separating the y ssded and fell
laf GOWN IN the heart of the boquethey might pos
not pc discovered until the flow objects often are.
away; Tor he conjeetured thatas been pleasantly
sloly be preserved as sense
as memorial of a day.e again entered the room, in
passed -,oput II emnt,, A., ,,,on,s.t
This accomps where the fair Annie's hands wonld
ais guise of Ad returned no more.
aid the ~ the precaution 10 tell the servant who
Ut then his place TO speak nothing but French,
tie todg seconds thereafter Baylezoff was himself
Implied Et no-not himself of the morning. for he
md few lenfy that his future had an aim tbat
gain; bp was good gift, aud that, after all. il
oand sudazas worth his while to live the allotted
is iortpnessd been given him to dwell on earth,
rebably WED until The party who had unexpeet
me that hf3 so much interest for him took a re.
de lingers hd assured himself, by covert glance
ily assumed his sloached hat that his flowers had
I'm train, a3ed.
ON under dou,n H., ,-s.,,..,-....5. 4
= p'esef'h to ascertain that the ST. Louis shell,
arrived measure party and then he sought his a
1g enongi where, in long hours OF thought that
ed the pl found that he was deeply in earnest, d
n home phal as he had always supposed love is
lowed, he
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