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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
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We Iepu5iish below an article from the
Memphis Arp<aL, and commend 1t 90 he a.
teutiOn OF our readers The facts stated are
of great significance. We have seen 1t
stated in some Of cur South Carolina ex-
changes that candidates for the Legislature
were being Intercepted with a view to aseer-
tain their opinions as 10 the propriety Of
South Carolina seeding GIons in the event Of
the election of Lincoln, or awaiting the CO.
operation of other Southern States; but we
were not Informed as 70 the responses made.
If the Appeals information be correct, South
Carolina may attempt 10 force thc Issue OF
dfsnriion upon the South by resisting the
authority of tue Federal Government, and
appealing to the sympathy Q! her Soathern
sisters for support:
We learn by reliable geGtleman, who Is
a resident of O. Orgia, but well posted on the
canvass for members of The Legislature now
going on in South Carolina, that the candi-
dates are il every instance made TO pledge
themselves in favor OF dissolution Of the
Union il the event Of the election Of Lincoln
TO the Presidency. Our informant assures ue
that. so far as he can learn. the candidates.
without exception or qualification, are pledg
ing the State to this dreadful resort as a rem
edY for the wrongs Of which they complain.
They will regard the election al Lincoln,
without any overt act Of aggression, rs sutfi-
Gent cause TO dissolve their connection with
the Federal Government. Il i believed that
the members elected to the Legislature will
be almost. if not altogether, unanimous il
favor of this movement What fearful con-
dition of things
At the same time that South Carolina i.
moving so rashly in this direction, TO IN
considerable portion of our Breckinridgf
friends, especially in the Northern States, AZ,
willing to risk the chances Of LiucolB's sac
| cess by withdrawing from the support Q
| Douglas all the available forces they car
| muster in the field. What can the tru
friends of our glorious Union think Of suci
! conduct? Knowing as they now mns., Tba
| is TO be the cost of their obstinacy ard per
sonal bitterness to Douglas, they still disre
| gard the appeals of patriotism which ar
| daily made upon them. OF the Southern
| men who are exerting all their power &
| bring about the result upon the happening o
which the action OF South Carolina depends
we can only say that they will be held TO
| fearful responsibility by the people, and on
that will follow them to their graves. Nc
can they escape it by retreatinS behind tn
| bigh-sounding names of politicians and wire
| workers to whose inOrdinats ambition an,
| thirst for Office is mainly due the presen
alarming condition of the Republic! LIE
| them BEWARE. Let them RENEyBER.-3isTHpsl
| appeal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

Nashville. ~
Fire ard Burglar proof safe -bewis Liiiie.>
Troy, \. Y.
Pig Metal-PoinieF Bros. Wayge-z-
Wrought Iron--HilIman Bros Nashville.
I Display of Cast Iron. Fenciag-T III Rreu
nan, Nashville
Ornamental Cast iron Fencing-T
Brennan. Nashville.
+ Wrought Iron Cooking Stovefcr wood
| JW Wilson, Nashville. = - - = ~
Wrought Iron Cooking Stove for coal-J
" Wilson, Nashville.
Cast Iron Cooking Stove for wood W
Wilson, Nashville. . 49, sHz
Cast Iron Cooking Stove for cDsi-J "
| Wilson, Nashville.
.Parlor Grate--J w Wilson, Nashville.
Display of Stoves. Ranges &c.-J W Viii
| son, Nashville.
The following miscellaneous. articles re-
eeived Premiums in the Mechanical Depart
| ment.
Cooperage- Moker. Nashville
Tongue and shovel Plow-Dr.J S Wilson.
| Waynesboro.
Potato Ridger-Wm P Campbell, William
Amaicam Bell-B s Weller, Nashville.
Combination Plow-M. G Ewing, David
son.
The following articles were pronounced
worthy, and entitled to special notice:
Half doz. Cast Steel Hoes-J I S Wright,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Combination Plow-S " Blondw orth, Grit
fin, Geo.
Power Cora sheller-Ar Armstrong & Co,
Nashville.
Cotton Seed Planter-B. f. Sweeny, Da-
J wilson.
Churn-B Weller, Nashville
Copper Pipe-B Weller. Nashville.
Soda Apparatus, &c. & S Lipp iDeott
St. Louis, No.
Buggy Axle-Mycrs, Hunt Co, Nashville
Anti-raitling Shaft Fastening - Myers
Hunt & Co, Nashville.
! Iron Ore-Pofnter Bros. Wayne.
Patent Buggy Seat Harris, Palmetto,
| Geo.
Hillside Plow-Armstrong &c Co, Nash
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. Il, 1859
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT! Read. Read.

The u toa and Anls-;con Of yesterday copied
. ssas- ment from correspondent Of the
Mari N (AIa.l C5EzrloHt-egih 10 the effect that
the National Union Committee at Washington
had issued r,cord of Mr.. BELL committing
hiln TO anii-slavery vieSz. 1t is wholly false
"a will b. eeeu from the following dispatch
WAsHIxGToN, Sept. 20, 1860.
Hos. L II. EwING-The statement that
,.lr CorlInitlee has sent 70 the North an
s,nii-sIavery record Of Nj. BELL IS false
We haze i>=U, 10 other record at Ir. BELL
on slavery except the one first pubiish-d al
Nashville. y. L. BoTEI.ER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
AN ACT


To amend ca act entitled "Afl A1 70 Esga,etS ne
Sres Placements and Sidewalks iH the City of Nash
riIIe Passed Say l. 1S5l-''
SIC L Be Il enacted BIZ the Cay Council q NdSf'y1ts,
That sections and of the above reeited ACT De ana
the same hereby repealed.
Sec 2 BE Il enacted, That il shall BE the duty Of
every of lot, or part OF lot lying ana pelie
in the corporate limits OF the city OF NASHVILLE aohg
or in front of which lot there is constructed no
sidewalk or payeueut to be constructed and
kept in repair, a good and substantial sidewalk or
payement along the whole front of his, her or their
lot or lots accordance with the provisions OF The
ers shall fail construct or cause to be construct
ed such pavement sidewalk before the iTst day OF
October A d. 1860 it shall be the duty of the Mayor
of the CITY of Nashville To cause the same 10 be done
20 nav for the same of the city treasury, and inst
tute suit against the owners OF said lots Tor
the cost of the same.
See. 3. BE IL enacted That 1t snail DC ne uuty OF
every owner of lot lots III the city OF NdshYltle
along or in front of which sidewalk or pavement has
heretofore constructed but is now out OF repair
either in the bed of said pavement sidewalk or the
curbng of the same, or which pavement does not con
form to the provisions of the act aforesaid TO cause
said payenen sidewalk to be put in good and per-
feet repair and made conform to said provisions OF
said act by before the first day of October 1850,
and If any owner of said lot or lots shall
fail or refuse so TO repair and reform said Sidewalks
pavements by before said time, it shall be the duty
OF the Mayor said pavements TO be repaired or
confoTmed to said provisions to pay for the same out
of the CITY treasury and institute suit against the
owner or owners of said lot lots for the cost Of the
same.
Sec T. Be Il essacted. That all laws parts Of laws
in conflict with the provisions Of this act be ana the
same are hereby repealed ,>-
Pres pro TEN Board of Aldermen,
IRA P. JONES,
Pres't Board Of Councilmen.
S y. Holdings WORTH Mayor.
TAttestI - W. A GLENN, Recorder.
Approved June 10, 1s6o. sepiZo-Iw
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Corporation Laws.

~
u, Jar.,s,s the Ringing of Auction Bells along The
Streets
SEC / Whereas, the practice Of advertising auction
sales by the ringing of bell in the hands OF persons
passing along the streets and thoroughfare of the city
Tor that purpose or eat annoyance to the citizens
without any corresponding benefit TO any one, tere
fore,
Be Il geSolrcd By he City Council Of NGStrille, That
from and after the passage of this act 1t shall not be
lawful for any person persons to ring or cause To
be ruug bell bells along the sidewalks streets or
toroughares of the city for the purpose OF advertis
ing drawing attention to any sale, or other ous
pess F'rortded That nothing herein contained shall
prohibit any person persons from ringing stationary
bells at their places Of business.
Sec 2 Be Il further enacted, That any person guilty
of violating the provisions OF this act shall be hnec
not less than three than dollars for eacl
and every offence r. B. CIIEATHAM,
Pres't Beard Of Aldermen.
B. s. RHEA,
Pros't pro tcE2. Board of Council
:. n HOIIINGswcRTH, Mayor
(Attest:l W A 6LFNN, heeorieT,
Approved july r. 1860. sept20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
CITY Election.

ss-FiF following persons have been appointed b. the
Civ Council, officers TO open and hold IN election
=, the corporation Nashv ille Ssisrdcy, S- 2,
1850 Tor the purpose Of electing Of Mayor one Alder
man and two Cbpneilnen from each Of the Wards TO
serve for the municipal year me fois 70 De opened
at N and closed al T ". $500.
The voters who are favor u the election 81 sid "a
ncers for term Of two years. shall Put tbe "oII5
fern Of officers for on TIER tie'ss n
majority of all the votes poie shall be n favor ~ the
election of said officers for terra Of Two Ees; tsl
and thereafter. the charter Of the city OF NSnT ne
shall be so airielies and said election shall be held
accordingly; and, thereafter, the qualification et
Mayer. Aldermen add Goanchaen shall ne eitiIlslap
whole wears preceding the election, and no
-scsios s. 6, Of General Assezably PaSssd Aarca ~
1850.
| .azsEsF FIRST WARD. ar
Election to be held at Morris & strstton's-
Judges-s kirkpatrick, wm Phillips, Jno Briggs
Jas Gennett Magistrate 10 attends GlesPie ESQ
SECOND WARD.
Election 70 be held at Myers & Hunts.
lJudges-c Berry, Moses Wright Jno klnn is
NeFerran, Chas sloan. Magistrate-lsham DYER Esq
| THIRD WARD.
/ Election to be held al " L Boyd's Office
| Judges-Andrew Anderson, .Jno Hume, B S Wei
/ Ter Receiver of Yotes-Jno Reddick- Clerks-B
Brown. Ed Hicks. Magstrate-J Alexander ESQ
FOURTH WARD.
| Election TO be held at Theatre
! judges L Ryan, ] W Martini A Beech. Re
| ceiver of votes-Robt Barr Clerks-W Hughes
| Van Holman. Magistrate-W d Robertson, Esq
FIFTH WARD. :.
! Election to be held at IatTner * SANKEY'S
! Judges-Wm Iortn. 4 B Shankland, John Morrow
Receiver of votes-E Glascock Clerks--Jno II Cur
~, J W Coleman. Magistrate-Josiah Fcrriss, Esq
| SIXTH WARD.
Election to be held at Tarply & Pyle's-
| Judges-W " Pettifor, Van Baugh, Richard McCann
J, Receiver of votes-A W Pyle. Clerks-M Brooks
| Thos II Glenn Magistrate-W Meachem, Esq.
| SEVENTH WARD.
Election to be held at Temperance Hal
.Judges-W 5 Crosthwait, Jos Steele, Hensley Cor
| bett Receiver Of votes-N- Corbett. Clerks
Geo Miller, Jas Meadows Magistrate-John Corbett
| Esq -
| EIGHTH WARD.
| Judges-Chas Green. JnO Hobbs, NJ C Cotton
| Receiver of votes-Wm Satin Clerks-Jno Satter
| field Hugh Carroll. Magistrate-R G Riyes-
|
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the ofGeo. ID Hamlet Lewis Jones
and others, will SELL at the Court House Nashville
Saturday October 1890 the tract Of land Spring
Place, known the Tavern Stand, bought by Lewis
Jones of James Geares, and containing acres and
80 poles
TERMs-6, l. and Is months with interest and sale
free from redemption. Security required and ben
tanned. '---- - - = e---a--4
Sept. 5-tds J. E. GIEAVES, C. NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, in the of Andrew Johnston rs Da-
Yid NJ Allen, and in accordance with agreement
entered into by the parties interested will SELL
the Court House in Nashville, Saturday. October 8,
1850, Ddcid N. AUe1l's shop Market street south II
Broad lot 20 feet by ia This property bought
for less than the cost of the house Sale absolute and
credit Of Z T. Is and "a months with interest and
free from redemption Security required and lien re-
tanned.
Scpt5-tds J. F. GIEAyES, C. &M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the of VIM. Jordan, Ehud Cover
and others, will sell TO the highest bidder the
Court House in Nashville, Saturday. October 6, 1850,
the tract of land belonging 10 Ehud Cover, lying in
Davidson County and containing 3lS less.
TKRMs-S500 cash, and residue 10 be due ON the LIST
September 1862 without interest A bid of $500 for
the whole has been made by DR.. B. G. Hampton, and
the property will be started at his bid. Note with
good security required OF the purchaser and lien
be retained. J. E. GLEAyES, C. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURSUANT to decree Of the Ghancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the of Joshua D. Spain, Philip
Melvin, will sell at the Court House Nashville on
Saturday. Octoer 6, 1850. the property of the defend
ant, Melvin, situated at the corner of Broad and Nc
Marry streets, West Nashville Lot so feet by 175.
TERMs-Sale free from redemption, and purchase
money to be due in two equal payments, and LIST
April 1861 and LIST April 1862 with interest Security
required and lien retained. --
HE1Tl r-s J. F. GLEAVES, C. & NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURSUANT 10 4 decree Of the Chsncery Court at
l. Nashville, in the OF ". Il Bayless and II. 4.
Gleaves John DeCamp, viii sell at the Court House
in Nashville, Saturday, October g. 1860, tteo lots
Epi1g Are7us IA EicfTg's Addition, each 81 by $50
feet and known as lots 152 and 15S in the plan
TERMs-6, II and Is months credit, with interest
and without redemption. Security required, and lien
retained. ID - I'd - I E l-s T .sr
sept5-tds J. F. GLEAFES, C. & NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, in the of p W Maxey & Co, and
others creditors of Stewart & Owen Us. Stewart &
Owen, viii sell at the Court House in Nashville, on
Saturday, October 6, 1890 Lot No. 25, in plan Of Hay
Factory property, dot 43 by $50 feet) and being the
same Lot heretofore sold to Stewart & Owen by A. L.
DeInOss, Esq. Hr4Fs
TERMs-6, u and is MONTHS with interest and with
redemption Security required and lien retained.
J. F. GLEAVES, c. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the of VIM. Mauldn, Guardian, &c,
Us James NJ Sneed and Others will sell the Court
House in Nashville Saturday. October 9Th, 1860, a
Tgd Of so Acres Of Land, some miles from this
City, in Civil District No. s. it s---H-tla
TERNs;-6, Il, IS and "a months without interest.
The buildings TO at $40 per Good securi-
ty required and lien retained 800 required in cash.
j. E GIEAEES. c 4 NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in the of Hiram Vaughn, Admins
traitor of NJ McNay deceased heirs and creditors
of said VI. McNaily, | will SELL the Court House in
Nashville, Saturday, October 6, 1850, the house and
lot Of the UcNdliy estate, Cherry street, south OF
Broad. which assigned to the widow as her dover
this being sale Of the property, subject TO Mrs. AcNd
Iy's life right an same
TERMS-6 and L months credit, with interest; pur
chaser 10 give with satisfactory security, and lien
TO be retained.
sept5-tds j. E GLEANES, C. X NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court Al
Nashville in the Of Hiram J. Wells rs Thos Leake
and ". r. Hyde and others VIII sell at the Court
House in Nashville Saturday, Osocey G. 1se0, tke
tIpo parcels Of land recovered IN above suit by
plainants from the DEFENDANTS Ieske and Hyde. The
that from Hyde contains 81 acres, and the
be seld TO pay the amounts due 20 Le3ke aud HYDE
TERaEs--S1le free from redemption and on credit
OF and twelve months without interest Good securi
~ required on notes, aud lien retained.
Sept.5-tds J. E GLEAyES. C. NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
prRsulNr 10 a decreo n

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case Of VIM B. Walton rs. JOIN. Quin
and others will sell, at the Court House in Nashville
Saturday the 6k Of October 1850, CERTAIN tract of
s acres Of Idnd,-yIRg the west side of the Brick
Church Turnpike miles from the city.
TERAs--6 months credit without interest and free
from redemption Security required and lien retained
Sept-5-tds J. E GLEAYs, CAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
J.E GLEAvH, C. &M.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville in the of John Mallory Josiah
1860, the Court House in Nashville the following
valuable property to wit The Mallory residence on
South Cherry street, nth los feet Of ground (next to
Mallory street, attached The remainder of this piece
of property 179 feet divided into lots One lot Of los
feet front on South College street.
TETNs-1 . and years credit. with interest, (ex
o to cash to pay costs aad CYPRESS, chch lri b
collected house LOTT Purchasers to give notes with
satisfactory security, and lien to be retained.
sept5-tds j. E GLEAVES, c. & VI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court AT
L Nashville, the of F. Tones, Jr., Henri
eta C. Tones and Others viii sell, the Court House
in Nashville Saturday, October 8, 1850, lots No $50
and l97 IN the EDistg addition.
TERSs-5, u, IS and "a months credit, without n-
terest, and free from redemption. Notes, with
rity, payable in Bank required Of the purchaser and
lien to be retained
sept5-tds J. e GLEAEES. c. & u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
J. z GI.EAyE, C. & VI.

DURSUANT TO decree OF the Ciancery Court al
7 Nashville, in the case Of Eli l. Woods rs. John
Ionghurst, will SELL at the Court House in Nashville
Saturday October G. 1s6O, lot Ne. IL, in the plan Of
Woods addition
TERNs-6 months credit, without interest Security
reqired and lien retained
sept5-tds J. F. GLEAyES, c. ( NJ
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J. E GLEAyE, C. & NJ

DURSUANT to a decree of the Clanccry Court at
l. Nashville, in the case of Samuel GA lord, executor
of John d. Gaylord, deceased Helen NJ. Gaylord,
viii sell the Court House Nashville on Saturday
October o. 1850 Uo lots College street extended each
co feet front and known lots No 20 and so, J. W.
Campbells plan.
TERMs-1 aud years credit, with interest. Notes
18th good security, required, and lien retained.
sept5-tds J. E. GLEAVFS. c. & NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

nURSUANr 10 a decree Of the ChancerS Court at
L Nashville, in the case of VIM. Fox and wife rs
Frank and Riley Rowton, sell, at the Court House
lot LeJanoa Turnpike, in South Nashville. Lot has
a front Of 10 feet.
TERNss-I and years credit. Notes 10 bear interest
and to be payable in Bank. Security required and
lien retained
sept5-tds JE GIEAYES, C. &M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURstASE "a seeree OF the Cllancery Court AZ
Il Nashville, in the case cf Vim. G. Swindefi S1-
Miller will ei, az the Court House in Nashyi He
Saturday, CcfoAsT q, lS6o faJ los on Woodland
sst- in fseneid % by 144fee each, and being lots
Nc. and Is, in AcRooerts and Mckee plan (See book
TIs-s503 cash each lot, and for the residue o.
the purchase money credit o. IL aud Is months
<hsut interest Security required and lie-l retained
septs-tds J. E GIE>AyFs, c. "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

DURsrANF 10 n ssecree of the C5sncery Court at
L Nashville IN the case Of Charles ii. LeSaenE 9.
David Hicks and others villseii, q satsrtcs o-
tor g. 1850 al the Court House n Nashville tae Hscs
kesSe and lot GA Wo0dlrzd street, in Edgeiieid The t
has front Of l61 = feet, and runs back 10 eet 10 an
alley and IS made up Of lots Nos- ~ IL and IL, IN the
plan If division The improvements are new ana 81
good style
fE4ss, Il. Is and p months credit With interest,"
and sale without redemption. The purchaser 20 give
good personal security. and lien 10 be retained
Sept5-tds J. F. 6IEAYES, c. Il NJ.