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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12
Nashville Female Academy.
EnundoA 1919

TsHE next session of this Institution begins frat
i Monday in September. Preparation week for
August. Note the following advantages:
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness for
and convenience sreiwholy unequalled in the United
States. We chalange comparison.
2. The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade
enclosed to secure the greatest privacy and
afford pupi the unrestrained freedom of childish
sports and innocent amusements-
3. NOn-SectarIan.-TheA Academy belongs 10
hfty gentlemen represented by seven of their num-
Der OF different denominations, plegcd TO preserve
the non-sectarian character Of the school.
4. The Maternal Care of the Boarding pu-
pills Is entrusted under the constant supervision of
the PRINCIPAL to ladies Of culture and education who
devote time TO the happiness and comfort of the pu-
pills.
S. The Health of the Institution is
unprecedented in the history of schools ON three
deaths have occurred among the pupils ia over forty
years. The health statistics OF the Institution its
highest recommendations.
6. The Rooms are large, well furnished, and
never crowded
Security from F1re.-The buildings are
heated by steam and lighted with gas, so that the
ing from stoves, fire places and movable lights.
Besides the eveEness Of temperature adds greatly 10
the health OF the school.
s. Regulations which years have shown TO
be most salutary will be continued in their full force
The .rewest possible changes vii be made in the
rules and general arrangements or the Academy.
9. The Faculty is composed of thirty-hve
teachers and attaches most OF whom associated
with my predecessor. In the Literary Department
the teachers have had long and experience
and most OF them in the Old Academy. In the Music
and Or namen.al Departments the Teachers, Profess
sors and Artists are Of high celebrity. A superior
Harpest has been recently engaged for the ensuing
year.
In fact the highest advsnta ges every particular
that be found in any similar Institution in the
United States furnished in the Nashville Female
Academy-the Alma Mater of hund reds Of the most
eIegent snd refined ladies' in the Southern States.
e. Terms as heretofore. For particulars apply
for Circular 10 the principal.
GEO. II. EVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn June ll-tWkw3m
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The Boston Union Ratification
Meeting.

We have received full details of the great
meeting held in Faneuil Hall, Boston, on the
LIST inst, to ratify the nominations of BELL
and EvERETT. 1t was altogether one of the
most enthusiastic and magnificent displays,
of the kind made in Boston since the days
of WEBSTER Immense in bulk, united in
sentiment and purpose, says the Courier, it
was a gathering worthy of anniversary
week." and composed of men whose patriot
ism was not inspired by visions OF custom
houses, ard who mean what they say; honest
citizens who fear God and honor America
Hon SAMUEL A. ELIOT presided, assisted By
long list of Vice Presidents selected from
the substantial conservatives of Massachu-
sets. Speeches were made by Messrs. DAN
III. WARREN, J. T. STEVENSON, GEO. s. Hill
LARD, LEyERETT SALToNsTALI, GEO H. De-
yEKEAUr and GUsTAvUs A. HENRY, of this
State. We shall try to find room another
day for portions of these speeches. all OF
which were OF the very first order.
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fE The NJ. Day-Boek says -eLet Us
take look at the genuine. unterri6ed de-
mocracy, as the column now stands" inas-
much as there is now no democracy which Is
not half scared to death; and since there has
been no "genuine" article of that kind in the
country, for the last eight or ten years: and
since the column that once lowered III tne
land is shivered and broken into splinters, II
is pretty clear to an outside spectator, snas
the Day-B Book is asking something out OF the
power of gods and men to grant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

MCLEAs's CoRDIAI.-As may be seen we insert
this week the advertisement of McLean's Cordial &c
1t is very well known we are not particularly ia
vorabie TO patent medicines and, general thing,
eschew the whole ofthern with hut little ceremony,
advertisement until We knew what were the iugre-
dents Of the medicine, an d how compounded. This
we have learned, and hellevin we do, that th
ingredients COOL and tho compound iudiciously
made, recommend it as a mixture worthy of
public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Adyo-
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. Or. HcAnally
which speaks volumes in favor Of McLean's Cord
We say to ALL try it, See the advertisement in an
other column. june12-1m
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TO the subscriber. of the Nashville

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Ne'rs
who have paid for the same in advance will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid.
All who have not paid in advance Will De
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue TO send the
PATRIOT to all the subscribers o! the bears
who were not already subscribers OF the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tinue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify us at once. The
confusion incident to such tIansfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery Of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted viii confer
a favor by leaving word at our Office.
A. S. CAMP & co.
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Nashville Building. association
SALE OF LOT

DY virtue Of mortgage deed, executed by Jalnes
ID Sloan TO the Nashville Building Association,
which deed is of record in the Office of the Register
Of Davidson county, Tenn. in book No co. page le7,
/ shs Il proceed to sell for cash On THE 18th DAY
OF JUNE 1850, the property described in said deed,
and bounded as follows: lying in the county OF Da
wilson, Tennessee; near the West boundary of the
city OF Nashville and beginning at the Northwest
corner of Rev J. B. Ferguson's lot on the South side
of Payne street, running thence westwardiy along
Payne street lis feet TO the OF an alley the
hrst esstwardy CT said Soan's residence thence al
right angles southwardly 1olk feet to the back line
of the lot, thence east Tardly with the back line o.
said lot lis Fergusons lo. thence north
wardly with the line OF Ferguscn's lot 1ol feet &c
the beginning on which are situated three double
frame buildings being part nf lot conveyedto James
Sloan by Orve Ewing by deed registered IN the Of
nce of the Register Of Davidson county in book No.
is, page 1oe.
The title to the above described property Is be-
lieyed TO he good with right of redemption waived, ,
hat will convey such title is vesteu In by she
deed 70 the Nashville Building Association. Sale az
the Courthouse door and within the usual hours.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 8, 1e6o-td Treasurer.
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Baltimore and Richmond are as wide apart
as Baltimore and Chicago Washington Stdtss
and Union.
Quite true. Baltimore is nothing but a
DOUGLAS ratification meeting. DOUGLAS
theory is q s'near cut to all the ends of Re-
pubIicanism''-whfleC Chicago is the round
about way 10 the same destination. The
space which separates them is, indeed, small
Richmond is about equally distant from both.
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Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOTS.

DY virtue Of a mortgage deed made 70 the Nash
y vile Building Association, by Archelaus Law
renee which deed is OF record in tho ONCE OF the
Register of Davidson county, Tennessee in book No.
go, page 500, 1 shall, ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
1885, proceed sell for cash. the property described
10 said deed which is bounded as follows: part of lot
No. 1856 the city Of Nashville beginning alta point
on the West side OF Spruce str eet 81 feet southwark
Is from Gay street, running thence southwardiy %
feet the north corner OF lot conveyed 70 A.
E. Lawrence by John Campbell, thence At right an
giles parallel with Gay street 80 feet inches, 20
stake thence right angles and parallel with Spruce
street 81 teet point 81 feet from Gay ST. thence
at right angles and parallel with the second line 90
feet the beginning Also one other lot adjoining
the above, running back about 90 feet, being tho
same lot and premises conyc ycd to A Lawrence and
C r. II. Martin by John Campbell, by deed register
ed in Regiss RS Office of Davidson county book No.
20, pages SO and 81 being the same conveyed by r.
Lawrence and C. Z. II. Martin 70 said A Lawrence,
by deed registered in same Office in book No. 20, pa
ges 10f and leg
The title 10 the above described property is be-
Ieyed be good, with right Of redemption waived,
but will only convey such title is vested in me
by the deed referred above. Sale At the Court
house door within the usuei hours
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville. June 6, 1s6o-td treasurer
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL

tx7HEN completed SIX years ago the 81 Nichc;ss
w was universally pronounced the most maghin-
cent, Convenient and thoroughly organized estae-
lishment OF the kind on this continent Nnat ~ WAS
sumptuous and in the general elements % COM
fort and enjoyment The Hotel has accommodations
sn.rtmenss for families Six hundred persons can
he comfortably seated a the tables Of its three pnb
lie dining rooms. and nothing tbss modern arr has
devised for the eHience and social qualification
~ the travelling pubic has been omitted IN us plan.
or Is neglected IN it, practicsl details The early rep
,,tafio1, az the hose a. home and abroad. derived
from il enit1e, its superb appointments, and rs
homo ike couforE and Injuries, has been enhanced
every year b. the nnweered exegtons q The propri
ssFs. IhkApEuL, WHi1ceks GO.
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Bell and Everett Ratification Meet
ing in stewart County.


A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of BELL and EVERETT was held in
Dover on Wednesday last. Able and effec-
tive speeched were made by Messrs. CLAY
RoBERTs, Mai. WV. LEDBETIER, Col. J. f.
GENTRY and Hon. JUDsoN Horn in favor of
the illustrious names placed before the
American people for their support. CLAY
ROBERTS, Esq, and STACKER J. TAYLOR. Esq,
were selected as electors for Stewart County.
The following premable and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Constitutional Union Con-
yention which assembled at Baltimore On the
9Th Of May, placed in nomination for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the United
States, John Bell. of Tennessee, and Edward
Everett, of Massachusetts,; and, whereas. the
harmony of the Convention, the patriotic
and conservative qualities of the nominees,
their ability, their experience, aud their de-
VOtiOn to the Interests of the whole country,
all send to promote confidence in the public
mind. and awaken feeling OF enthusiasm
in the breasts of all rue friends of the plat
form adopted at Baltimore, to wit: ''The Con-
stitution, the Union and the enforcement of
| the laws" And, whereas the course pursued
at present by the Democratic and Republi-
can parties indicate the dissolution nj the
States of this cOnfederacy, and form sum-
Gent reason why all national men should
rally around the truly national standard OF
Bell and Everett, as the only means OF de
feating a sectional disunion Democratic party
and sectional Black Republican organiza-
ton; therefore,
ResoLred, That we cordially endorse the ac-
ton of the Baltimore Convention, and pledge
ourselves to exert every honorable means in
our power to secure the election of the great
national and conservative ticket said Con-
Fention has given US.
ResolUed. That Thursday, the 18th of the
present month"; be recommended as the pro-
per time for the assemblage of Convention
of the people of this Congressional District to
nominate an Electoral candidate for this dis
trict and that GAINESVILLE be recommended
as the proper place of holding said conven-
ton.
RsslUsd, That the following named persons
be, and they are hereby, appointed delegates
to said Convention from this county:
District No. I.-James Wilson and s. B.
Smittow.
- 2+E H. Lewis and Vim. Bibb.
" 3-Joseph Howell and Saml.
Gentry.
- IL. d. Hargis and A. c.
Richards.
d" 81. l.. Mcmillan and s. T.
Allen.
6-H. II. Trinkle and Jacob
Parchmen.
F." - 7-Judson Horn and J. f.
Rice
8-Wm. Ledbetter and C. C.
Taylor.
e 81. III. Gatlin and Thomas
Buckingham.
"10-Jas. Campbell and An
drew Conley.
lI-John A. Daniel and Thos.
ID. M0ekbee.
l2-Ransom Dudley and AL
len Barnes.
ReSoLred, That the following named gem
tlemen be. and they are hereby, appointed a
Central Committee fer this county, to-wit:
Judson Horn, !. F. Rice. n. Brandon. NJ. G.
Scarborough, and Jas. Lee, Jr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-12

Mrs WinsIOW, an experienced nurse
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethisg by softening the gumsreJucing allnfisma
on-will allay all pain and is to regulatethe
bowels Depend uponit, mothers, 1t will give rest
oyourselves and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column. une7dIw1y
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suxsEn,s srEecH.-The Washington CT

SUnNEB's SPEEcH.-The washington COT
respondent of the n. Y. Tribune, of June 9Th,
says:
ssThe statements which have gained cur
rency, to the effect that leading Republicans
demonstrated against Mr.. Summers speaking,
or have since disapproEed of bis effort, are
unfounded. Some of the best friends of Kan
sas here have expressed their qualification IN
strong terms
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Anfti0u Sales.
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT.

DY virtue of a mortgage deed, executed TO the
ID Nashville Building Association, by s. c. Marlin,
aud OF record in Office OF the Register of Davidson
county, Tenn, in book No. 20, page 81, shall pro-
coed 10 sell for cash, ON TUE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
1860 the property described in said deed, viz be-
ing part of lot No 1885, the city of Nashville 'front.'
ing Spruce and running back half abe depth
of said lot and bounded follows: beginning at the
Northeast corner of Treppard's part Of said lot
said street. being IL feet from the corner of said lot
No. 1885, running thence along Spruce street 40feet
ed to S c. Marlin by Henry Olds and Elizabeth Odds
by deed registered in Davidson county, in book No
Il page q35. The title the above described prop
srt is believed TO be good with right Of redemption
waived but will only convey such tile is vested
in me by the deed the Nashville Building Associa-
ton Sale at the Court-h house door and within the
usual hours. CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 8, 1S60-td Treasurer.
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a. ". JoHNsoS,J Iso. o. TakAsoR.
Johnson & TreanOr,
BOOK, STATIONARY
AND
ERIODICA STORE.
No. @ Union Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
SbsriG's Sales.
Sherins Sale.

DY virtue of venditioni expenas, TO me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tenn, at IFS May Term, 1850,
Will expose 10 public sale, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City OF
Nashville, on Saturday, the 30th day OF June,
1860, all the right, ttle claim interest and estate
which B. NJ Smith then had, may have since
acquired in and the following described property
wit: One Negro Boy, Sam, aged eleven years,
black and likely; and also a lot Of Lumber yellow
pe) for flooring also, small lot of white pine pam
mel plank and also about 200 feet of II and Il feet
Scantling, being levied the property OF B. NJ
Smith to satisfy a judgment rendered in favor of
John Thomson. J. II. HAWKINS,
june1-tds Special Deputy Sheriff.
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~The n Y. Tribune says that as a politi-
cal topic Kansas has been talked out, fought
ont and voted out. The Tribune will find be-
fore the campaign is over that as piece in
the minor fanstical drama, it is hopelessly
played egtp
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HolIoway,s PilIs.-Bu.

HOllovvay's PilIs.-BuLIous AFFECTIONS
When we ind our ideas less clear than usual, eye
sight dimmed and head dizzy, may feel sure that
we are in immediate need of some cooling and puri-
flying medicine No time should be lost procuring
box of Hooway's Pills, which will restore order
the deranged functions of the liver and stomach.
junee-1w
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED
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WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON AND
OF HIS C0TEMPoRARIES, in 6 vols, by John
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA FROM THE DISCOVERY OF THE CONTINENT
TO THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST SESSION OF TIE
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS, by J. h Patton
Elaborate histories OF the United States have been
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well adapted to the place they designed ill are
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extending to six or more volumes there is room,
W IL as necessity, for History that shall be suf-
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have had 8 power in moulding the character OF the
Nation and its institutions, moral and political,
volume that should present fully is consistent
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CHAMBERS ENSYCLoPAEDIA. Dictionary Of
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vol. 1. A. Bell.
PLATO'S APOLOGY AND CRITo, by Tyler.
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Meeting OF the Union Men OF Mont
EOmery.


In pursuance of call previously made, a
meeting of the Constitutional Union Party of
this county, was held, at the Court House.
on Monday last, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to District Convention which
is to select an Elector for this district. On
motion, Col. N. D. DaViE was called to the
Chair, and J. S. Neblett appointed Secre-
tary, when a committee of five was selected
TO draft resolutions expressive OF the feel
ings of the meeting, and to recommend suit-
able delegates to the aforesaid District Con-
vention.
During the absence Of the Committee, Gen.
Hornberger was called out and addressed the
meeting for half an hour, making an earnest
appeal to the people TO come up to the sup
port of the Union Ticket in spirit of calm,
dispassionate estigation--relying upon
the truth and Justice of our cause rather than
enlisting, in It's behalf, the passions and
prejudces of the people. At the close OF
Gen. Hornberger's remarks, the Committee
made the accompanying report, VIII n DR..
Cobb was called out. In his usual earnest,
impassioned manner, tie Doctor, for few
minutes, urged an animated-if need bean
excited contest-enlisting. deeply, the feel
ings as well az the reason of the people,
carrying as if by storm, our ticket 10 tri-
umphant victory. Without expressing an
opinion upon the policy of either of the
speakers. we are content to let public SEN
timent shape the character of the canvass.
Here is the report:
WHEREAS, no time nor place, for District
Convention has been agreed on by the cOun
ties composing this Congressional District,
and whereas the 2sth day of June has been
suggested as the time, and Clarksviile the
place. Therefore be it
Resolved, That this meeting approves the
time and place suggested. and requests the
Constitutional Union Party of the other
counties in this District, to appoint delegates
to meet us here in Convention on that day.
for the purpose of ratifyiag the nomination
of the great statesmen and patriots BELL and
EVERETT.
Reso1Ue9. That it behooves every man who
loves his country, and feels a just pride in
the glory of his ancestry, to diseonnect him.
self from all sectional parties, and to act
with that party which declares for the Con-
stitution. the Union, and the enforcement of
the Laws
ResofEdd, Ihat We most heartily endorse
and ratify the nomination of JOHN BELL, of
Tennessee, and EDWARD EVERETT, of Massa-
chusetts, as candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United States, as
made BY the Constitutional Union Conven-
ton recently held at Baltimore, aud pledge
ourselves to give it our earnest and most cor
dial support.
Resolved, That the patriotism, conservatism
and tried craftsmanship of John Bell and
Edward Everett are sufficient guarantee TO
us that the government in their hands would
be well and faithfully administered.
Resolped, That the following gentlemen be
appointed delegates to the District Conven-
ZION to be held in this place for the purpose
of nominating District and county electors.
lst Dis. Geo. w. Hampton. Jordan Neb-
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

The friends and acquantances of VIM. H and Liz
zie A. Mnchin are requested to attend the funeral
of their youngest child ADEtsE ISABELLA, this
ing at 10 O'Clock, at the Church of the Advent.
Funeral Service by Rev. Chas. T. Quintard.
June 18th l $780,
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SPECIAL PERRMPYORY AUCTION SALE,

THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
i READY-MADE CLOTHING DRY GOODS, WITS.
ky LIQUORS, ROPE, and fine assortment OF Fam
cy Articles, Varieties, etc., etc.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS Is co. will close THIS MORN
ING JUNE 18TH, on account of whom IL may con-
Germ, for cash delivery, special invoice con i
signed TO rsaise funds. Sale positive.
junel2-1t BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co.
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One Hundred and twenty-five Acres

Which fne and productive soil there is in the
county State There Is beautiful building site
which commands the view of the entire neghbor-
hood and is well set in Blue Grass, with beaninni
growth OF fine forest trees. Setween any and sky
acres is fne clover land in growth the balance wen
timbered, for all useful purposes There is also
never failing spring upon the tract, which affords
a suficiency Of water for all purposes
Those wishing 20 purchase SPLENDID tract OF land
in a tine neighborhood, and with all other advanta-
ges would do well to call and see Tor themselves, as
/ ana DESTROYS OF selling s.--.-
For terms, &c-, apply TO GI-ASCOck NENsoA,
or 70 the undersigned on the premises.
aav15-triw1m n D. HIDE.
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Tennessee Coal Company.
LATE SEwANEE.l

yITE now selling our superior Coal at the fol-
w lowing rates
Best lump Goal AT s. so per ton or &C. per bush ell
sup. round 90 4 40 g lie.
Nut Cssl for cook
ing and steam, 20 lSe.
Fine Coal for Black -
smifhing. 3 90 90 -. lie -
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RssogVsd, That the GAINESVILLE Chronicle,
Nashville Bd ner and PATRIOT, Springfield
SpealIator. aud Dover Journal be requested to
publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting then adjourned sine
die. n. D. DAVE, CH1n'n.
J. S. EEIaETT, Sec'y.