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sound Sentiments.

In a1etter dated 10th inst, declining an
invitation to attend the Democratic State
Convention at louisville Hon. CSC. e
PUGH, OF Ohio, gave utteranee to some sound
sentiments, which, coming from democratic
scarce, aresworthy of mark. He said .,a.
am not as, Mr.. Yancey expressed himself
al the MARYLAND Institute. upon the occasion
of Mr.. Breckinridge's nomination, merely
nesitral With rsspect TO the continuance of
the Onion FOR its destruction; am for the
Union and ogainSt disunion. at all times, with
out apology, or contingency. or qualification,
The Constitution may be violated (as it often
has been) by nnfaitaful public servants, or in
the tempest of factions, or from other causes;
but our plain duty, as patriots, in every such
emergency, is to invoke, again and again,
and again, until seventy times seven, the
sober sense and calm judgment of the people.
If our Revolutionary fathers, under Washing
ton, could prolong an apparently desperate
struggle for seven years-drlven from city
to city, from camp to camp, from State TO
State. by superior numbers, trampling the
SHOWS and ice of mid winter with bare feet
suffering two or three disasters for each vic
tory-and, at last by sheer fortitude, achieve
the liberty and independence we now enjoy,
he does little honor to the memory of such
ancestors (es it seems to mel who would now,
in our zenith OF national and individual
prosperity, abandon the great result of their
labors-the Union which they established
without an equal exhibition of heroism.
What can be more criminal than this mod
ern habit of betaking ourselves, upon every
trivial occasion, or even upon solemn occa-
sions, TO the jargon of Disnnion, and Seces-
sion. and revolution? / am not only oppos-
ed to il, gentlemen, but am tired of it, and
disgusted with it. l hope to see the day
when a public declaration from any man
lever so eloquent and Distinguished that he
is ''neither for the Union, nor against the
Union," will, instead of provoking thunders
of applause, as in the Breckenridge Conven-
ton at Baltimore, be received with universal
Indignation and adherence. | have been a
faithful Democrat ever since had a vote;
love the Democratic party, its principles, its
policy, its usages of organization; am proud
OF Its history, and have always felt my heart
throb with noble pulsations in musing upon
its future achievements; but with all this af-
lection, and even with more than have ex-
pressed, or can express, declare to you, gen.
tlemen, in all earnestness. that If Disuni0n-
lists, or those to whom Union or Disunion is
an affair OF Indifference, are now to become
the leaders OF the Democratic party-to pre-
scribe the language of our platform-to die
tate, by means OF secessions at Charleston
and at Baltimore, whom we shall choose for
candidates-it will be high time for me, at
least. to seek another and more congenial as
ISOLATION. | am against the "irrepressible
conflict" on both sides-as we'll that now per-
sonilied by John c. Breckinridge, as that
personifed by Abraham Lincoln.
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s Reu and Everett Rally al Col
,,,,,5a--rfre Right spirit broad in
,T.eF aud.

4
/ the Land.
The rally of the friends Of BELL and EVER
err ct Columbia, on Monday, is represented
| TO as as having been a grand affair. The
"Ben Greys,' an elegant aud imposing mill
tary company went out from this city, and
were joined at Columbia by the Union
Guards" of that place, the two companies
| making an imposing turn out. a large num-
Der of persons came up from Giles county on
the Railroad, and considerable numbers also
from Williamson and Davidson counties.
| The people of Maury turned out in strong
| force, the crowd altogether numbering from
| two TO three thousand. Every preparation
| had been made to render the audience com
| Portable The opening speech vas made by
| Gen. WASHINGTON BARROW, of this city, who
spoke for about three hours, with great pow
er aud eloqGence, thoroughly reviewing the
grave questions TO be determined By the
people 10 November, and making profound
impression npon The people present. He
| was followed by Col. BAuLE PEYroN, who
spoke for an hour. in strain Of fcrYid elo-
quence which stirred the hearts Of all hear-
ers II this effort be Is said to have eclipscd
all his other speeches of tie campaign, and
to have rcmin ded Lis old friends Of his Thrill
| ling appeals of 40 and "A. His cause now
the salvation of the Union and the restora-
ton of its administration to the peace and
| honesty and interruption of its early and
| better days. possesses his whole soul, and his
great heart leaps TO the call of his country,
with all the buoyancy and fire and power
which 50 much distinguished him in former
days. Col. McCoxxIco also made brief
speech in the grove. where the meeting was
held.
at night an imIaens procession was ioFmt i
of the military, citizens and strangers, bear
ing many transparencics with appropriate in
scriptions and devices, and marched through
the principal streets. Tie crowd at night
seemed 10 be almost as large as that of the
dag, aGd was addressed by Col. NCCoNNIco in
a magnificent effort, and Ly Gen. GoEDoN.
Great enthusiasm prevailed during the meet
ing, aud Tie discussion ofthe issues produced
/ mos; happy effect. The people seemed
anxious to hear, which is the best evidence
that a wholesome spirit Of inqairy Is abroad
in the land, and that the great heart OF the
incorruptible masses Is Tor their country and
nothing but their country. \ glorious day
for the Union was Monday at Columbia.
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SherITs sale.

DY virtue of two vend exs- Nos 20S x 202i, TO me
ID directed and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson county Tenn its May Term 1850
will expose TO public SALE the highest bidder for cash
at the Courthouse yard in the city of Nashville on
Monday, the 3rd day OF September, lS6e all the right
title claim interest and estate, which J. H. Hamp-
then had may have since acquired IN and to the
follow ing described property VIZ: certain tract or
parcel of land lying and being principally IN the county
OF Davidson, but small portion of the same lying IN
the county Of Williamson, it being the same sold by
Soloan G. Morton said Hampton the 18th day OF
July. 1851 containing I62 acres and Is poles lying
the Nolensvile Turnpike road about l21s miles
from Nashville, and also lying on both sides OF the
road leading from franklin 10 Lebanon, and bounded
the west by HaInlett Clark, and the South by
VIM. Whitsett, and the east by tract of land pur
chased day Of said Morton by William WEItsett,
and the north by tract of land belonging 10 Mrs
Scales, ii being the which saidJ. H. Hampton
resided being levied the property of j. II. Hanp
satisfy judgments rendered in favor of ThOs Il.
johnson and the Nolensve Turnpike Company against
!. ii. Hampton
J. X. EDAlUNDS0N, Sheriff.
augl4-td By WIN. H. ROBERTSON, ID. sheriff.
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SLAVE INCgEAsE.-The new census viii
probably show the number OF slaves in the
United States TO be over 100000. This is
on the computation that the rate of increase
will be not less than it was from 1910 to 1850
The addition TO the numbers within that pc
riod was 7l6, 756, the rate OF increase nearly
% per cent; more precisely $3.50 per cent.
AT this rate Of Increase, which is not likely
to be less, computations have been made of
the future numbers of the slave population,
within few years. The figures are. indeed,
startling, from their magnitude. 1t is very
certain that within the first quarter Of the
next century ii wiz be at least fifty millions.
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Sheri61s Sale.

pY virtue of fl IA to me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable County Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its July Term, 1850, viii
pose public sale she highest bidder for cash. the
Courthouse yard, in the city OF Nashville, Mon
day, the 3rd day of september, 1860, all the right
title, claim, interest and estate which \. p. Cor
bnt, then had OF may have since acquired IN and 10
the following described property to-w.t: tract or
parcel Of land lying IN Davidson count, bounded
IDIiuwS ocginnlfig at sake on Sntsiyt-s
Of Ash, running thence north deg. IS and 90
poles a stake IN Whitsitts line, thence west l22
poles the centre OF thc Nolensvle Turnpike road
thence with centre Of said road southwardly TO the
north west corner of said lot No 6, thence with the
north boundary of said lot TO the beginning ing
by estimation IS and III poles; book No g
pages 2SS and 2S4 the Registers Office in the city
Nashville being levied the property OF y P
bitt 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor OF F. R.
Cheatham, Clerk &c, against y. p. Corbtt, John Cor
bitt and Lewis Jones.
J. X. EDMUNDS0N. Sheriff,
augI4-td By J. VI. HAWKINS H. Sheriff
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A Significant sign i'm Pennsylvania.

We mentioned, the other day, says the N
= Y. Express, that majority of the officers at
+-s 90 - the Bell and Everett meeting in Roxbury,
.ac Mass voted for Fremont in 1856. The rati-
fcation Bell and Everett meeting at Pitts
burg. last Saturday, was grand affair. a
letter from there says the people entered the
room, filling the aisles, and were received
with hearty cheers by the immense audience
80 in the hall. Large numbers were unable to
get in. DIR. Vim. NJ. Wright presided, assist
10y ed by the following fifteen Vice Presidents,
rF al but three Of t0som uOal for fremont IN 1856,
viz: james Nimick, James SchOonmaker, N.
ess Furguson, John NJ. Perkins Harrison \. Cof-
I'm, James ". Barker. Robert ". White, John
South, A. A. Anderson, George a. Berry.
Henry A. Ringwat, Charles a. Wood, VIM.
Payne Henry Phillips Stephen Marion Love,
80 and Charles Mcclure Hays. The Secretaries
were Simon Brumer, Henry L. Anderson.
Alex. R. johnson, Charles W. McHenry, and
Geo. Smith.
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Sherims Sale.

by virtue of vend No. POPS, to me directed and
Ddelivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Ia
wilson County. Tennessee at its May term, Is60,
will expose public sale, the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court House Yard, in the city of Nash
VILE, Monday the Sd day Of September 1850, all
the right, title, claim interest and estate, which p.
B. Coleman then had, may have since acquired in
and to the following described property. viz: Lot No.
in the plan Of Shivers lot fronting 36s feet Line
Street, and running back 124 fee. 20 an alley, and
bounded on the West by VIM Golfers lot, and ON the
East by the Doris lot in the 18th District of Davidson
county, little West of Capitol HILL being levied on
as the property of P. B. Coleman 60 satisfy judg
ment rendered in favor of C. W. Nance against p B.
Coleman. JOHN X. EDMUNDSON. Sheriff.
By W d. ROBINSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Sent 4
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SberiG's Sales.
sl,ernn7s sale.

DY virtue Of "a No. IS4e and vend me direc-
ID ted and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson County, Tennessee its May term 1860
will expose public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. the Court house Yard, in the City of Nash
VILE on Monday, the Srd day OF September, 1850, all
the right title claim interest and estate, which VIM.
G. Lanier then had, or may have since acquired in
and to the following described property viz certain
lot of ground, situated and lying Davidson county
and bounded as follows: beginning al point on the
western side of the Whites Creek Turnpike. in the
centre of said Turnpike road opposite the southwest
of John q. Baker wagon yard thence run
ming with said road towards the city OF Nashville 100
feet thence at right angles with said road 20 feet 20
II foot alley thence parallel with said road loo feet
northwardly, thence 200 feet 20 the beginning regis
tered in the RegistersOa at Nashville Tenn in book
"a page &c, March 9th 1856, being levied as the
property of VIM c. Ianier to satisfy judgments rem
dered in favor of Robt. l. Weakey against g. R. HaIes
" G. Ianier VIM 6. Ianier and ]. NJ. Mayo
J. K EDMUNDS0N, sheriff.
augI4-td BY ". D. ROBERTSON, D. Sheriff.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, g
The Fight is between Bell and Lincoln.

The Union cssa Aaasrioaa, July 18th said the y Y
H-cgIF slhss perhaps = greater influence than any
cher aper in the Union with tie hund-edz oi ucus-
auds OF conservative men IN the Northern and MI
ole States engaged IN uercantiie and HlarCiac.l
rrrsuits who care nothing for the success Of one
tartv or the other party, in a part z3n sense, pui
Who are willing contribute any and every thlus l"
any party that Will be most likely TO eru-u ' i-7
fanaiicIsIn Of Pack Republcanism.' y
The fight, which up TO TINS tame a p
peared to be n quadranGuiar one
fsnOyy becoming narrowed dOSEn
10 a hand-tO-hand conflict between
The Ie.fons of black republicanfsnl.
headed by Lincoln, and the patriotic,
nr,ctieaI. conservative masses of the
people. headed by JOHN EsELE.---N
y HeTrId. AtEg u.
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That Letter.
RICHMOND. Va. June 26. 1860.

IsIUHMUND, a., JuHC 70, IoOU.
Hon Join c. Breckiridge::
SIR: As President of the Richmond Demo-
cratic Convention, L have the very sincere
satisfaction of informing you that you have
been unanimously nominated by said Conven-
ton, as a candidate for the Presidency, at the
next election, and respectfully to request
your acceptance thereof.
l shall leave for my home, at Greensbor-
ough, Green county, Ala, early in the NOR
ming, where L shall be pleased to receive
your reply. . s.4
With high respect and consideration,
Your Obedient servant,
JOHN ERWIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29

a Portland paper says that Gen. Tom
Thumb is to take wife from that city, not
only some of Portland's fairest daughter"
bus '.the handsome and accomplished daugh-
ter of one of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens She is said to be very ''pretty, be-
low the ordinary hight, and heiress to quite
a large estate.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-29

DR. 3 o. RICIARDsoN's SHERRY WINE BITTEEs.-PlIar-
macuetical Preparation, by regularly educated Ply
sician-is Of the pleasant and valuable tonos
of the day. Persons recovering from protracted ill
ness, those who, at this particular of the
year subject to Jaundice Habitua Constipation,
any disease arising from dIsordered Stomach, Liver
or Bowels, will find in the Sherry Wine Bittcrs friend
more to be desired than gold.
Sold by W. W. Berry x Demoville, Ewin, Pendleton
4 Co, and Rains * Brown. Nashville, Tenn
auga0-I1w4w ~s lLsAL
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POPULATION OF CNcISSArr.-The popula-
fion of the city Of Cincinnati, as ascertained
by the census enumeration of 1860, is 1885,
ISL. The Commercial says comment is useless.
1t believes The census was well taken, and
says it is folly to lay the general disappoint-
ment at the doors of the Assistant Marshals.
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Terms Per Session--PayabIe in
: GENERAL REGULATIONs.

No deduction win be made for absence or withdraw
al, unless occasioned by illness dismissal.
Pupils will be charged from the date which they
enter, - ia- 1saasI tss
Boarders are requested TO bring all necessary articles
for the toilet
The Academy will not incur the expense Of furnish
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money
Pupils viii be allowed spend pocket money at
their own discretion Such moneys must be deposited
with the Superior Of the Academy.
To prevent Improper correspondence, all letters re-
ceived and subject TO the perusa Of the Sape-
ror though in such correspondence prohib-
tied as rec ards parents guardians.
With the exception of books OF devotion, no oooks
OF periodicals. are allowed circulate in the nsiit
ton except receive the approval Of the Mother
Superior :.
For further particulars application may be made 70
the Mother Superior OF the Academy, 70 the Ri.
Rev Bishop Whean. -
All business letters TO be addressed TO the Mother
Superior St Cecilias Academy, Mount Vernon near
Nasty ille Tenn g = e -t~sf A. aug2I-t oct
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PUBIIC SCHOOLS.

THE SIXTH YEAR OF THE PUBLIC Schools OF this
i city commences On Monday the 81 OF september
next = zss-zs
Tickets for admission I'll be given ont on Saturday,
The Isl OF September, in the following places
Applicants living in the city north of Union street,
will procure their tickets at the Hynes Building
Those living between Union and bemumbrane sereets,
Of the Hume Buildings These living south Of Denun-
brane street al the Howard Building College Hill.
To prevent confusion. LET each parent child be pre-
pr 70 tell the I'm FUN and OF the applicant
where born--thc name OF the parent guardian
the street and Ward in which the applicant resides
No ticket VIII be issued till these facts SATISFACTORY y
atrested Each Of these places VIII be opened az 4
II On saturday, the frst dag Of September for the dis
tributon OF tickets. -. aE 81
BY order Of the Board Of EdGeation.
assz 50 {. -. Y. HoYT, Secretary.
Nashville, august II, is6o.
August 2su
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NEW BOOKS 8.

Brntons thirty Years in the United States Senate
Ciuskey's Political Text Book.
Political Debates between Hon. Abraham Lincoln
and Hon stephen A. Douglas, in ths celebrated cam
paisn Of 1855, in Illinois.
Life and speeches Of Senator Douglas
Our living Representative Men
Historical and Legal examination Of the bred Scott
CASA. For s2ls by JOIN YORK CO.
sxg5
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A very pretty present has been forwarded
TO Miss Nightingale by grateful officer, who
recovered under her Kind treatment whilst in
the Crimea. IL consists OF a small repeating
watch in ring, the cylinder of which is
made of an oriental ruby. Its diameter is
tse iifty-fourth part of an inch, its length the
iorty-seventh, and its weight the two-hun-
dredth part OF a grain.
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ADAMS RUS, August Is,- 1860.

commenced the rice harvest last Satur-
day the l1th inst. This is extraordinary early
/ wish you would mention IL, and ask what
is the earliest date known of the cutting of
rice north of the Savannah river The shar-
vest begins to-day generally on the river, and
| think the crop is very good. a.sers
la 1858 the first cargo OF rice reached
Charleston on the goth of September, from
the plantation of Gen. ID. l.. Clineh, on the
Satilla river. In 1883 the first cargo was re-
.ceived about the same date.
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Country dealers visiting city Will bear in mind
that ". W. Berry x Demoville, Rains Brown, Ewn,
Pendleton Co.'S are the stores to find pure and genu-
inc drugs, and such staple and genuine medicines
Perry Davis Pain Killer DIR. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bitters and DIR. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syr
up and Ccrate Any druggist dealing in suc pure and
good medicines must prosper and to use them warrants
health. 3 s.s 9r-@. rg- aug20-dSw4w
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~ Hon. A. II. STEPHENS. of Ca, has ac-
icepted the position of elector on the Douglas
ticket in Georgia. He commences the can
vass next Saturday.
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HoN. Horace MAYNAKD.-We learn from
the n. Y. Express that Mr.. MAYNARD is speak
ing in Massachusetts with great effect for the
Constitutional Union cause.