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BRAND Cutting.

BRAND CUTTING.
vE undersigned having removed his shop under the T0BAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and Cary SITS begs leave In
form his customers and the Public generally, that he stu
sted to execute all work (Which he may be favored
he best workmanke and a ibe notice
Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain Machinery
other articles manufacture send In ORDERS and
viii accommodate the reasonable terms and garan
tee TO give you entire Subtraction.
Ao hne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
te. A. T. GRAHAM, Rrand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor. 18th Cary St. Richmond. Va
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Arc YOU sick, feeble, and COM
plaining? Are you out Of order,
with your system dcranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable!
These symptoms are often the
nrelude To serious illness. Some
IN OF sickness Is creeping upon
Won. and should be averted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disordcred humors-pu-
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move on unObstructcd IN health
AGAIN. They stimulate the fnne-
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activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.

0FnoE No. lSl NAM SrREEf, NoHhoHD, Va.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED In 1884, and having during It's existence Of twenty
~ years. claims for loss 70 the extent CT largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, II refers to the history OF the
aordlng the best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens Capital used TO promote the success OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
By the OF this Institution with the nsung
Public II has become familiar with their Interests and palm
will be spared information withheld the part Of It's OnesH
that will tend 10 accuracy and give satisfaction.
and Country Merchants reerrom the yeJ
extensive country already securedo highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the State.
Applications for FIRE Marine Insurance, addressed 10 the
President Secretary, viii receive prompt attention
W. L. oOwARDIN, President
EnIIm WuIR In Secfetsry mh1q-ly
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nLOWS FOR FALLOWING--O
II CULTIvATORS AND HARROWS fOh C>SNGNy
PUTTING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that l nave N1[SSw>
In my NEW PL0w the best Pow IN use, IN s1.5 90
ME- ,s offer 10 the Farmers and Planters Will furnish hen
fhey not beii than those hsy nov
they can return them after trying
r1i-Presh supply Of Turnip Seed just received ,,a
" Sis'N '-Pf" " p IL sTARKE, No. 80 Main St.,
,-Oo doors above stCharles Hotel
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.


JOSEPH q CRESsHAw, Proprietor.
July IS. 1854.
Col Bonnen, svt, Monty - WILLIAMS, \
NJ WipFo r andDRR J Moltley, Charlotte
IN Powers NY Cox, Fuvanna
rs Alen,NC Linsay, Louisa
N Milan 40 Miss c, DO
J N Bond, lad DO Mss l. do
Mss Black. 10 hlnJ, DO
IN Wat-rs do Sheph I'd Ark
u rhpmas snyth co
j i Danlsls. Va Mrs watkins Pr IA
" Jones, 10 Ms walker do
II A Lockcit. DO vi, DO
L o Edwards Danvlle Alsop, Ala
FoEus, Nottoway Mrs Akop, do
j A WatInion. Norfolk " shelton, Hanover
Mss Howard, Ala Backef, DO
p } Good b RHardie, Looming
W Peacock DO housi m Amelia
VVaienfn. Ny u Archer. Chsstd
& r uarr- Penn " n Tmfh. NO
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints
- m -. A.. ~ On.
Dv..D,srv. DInrrhon, Relax, Worms.

From Or. !. G.. GTeeni OF thtcu9o.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
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ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
bilious dysrifeTH and dldrrh0d. Ihelr sugar eSallhs
ak Thorn very acceptable and convenient for the use
s,Fv nnslt
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py.pepsla. ImpurIty OF tho blood.

From Rer.L J. Hines, Pastor 81 Adrenf Church Boston,
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in INV family and among those am called 10 Nlsit
in distress. To regulate the organs OF digestion anu
purify the blood, they the very best remedy nave
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my friends. Yours, D. v hlhE9'
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, y. Y, Oct. n, lSl1.
DEAR StE: am USING your Cathartic Pills IN my prac
t, and nd them excellent purgatlye 10 cleanse the
-, ,,l t.frif,t fLa fHfufniux OF he blood.
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Constipation, COstiveness, suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Dropsy'
ParulySls, Fits, etc.

Hheuma1llans
Paraly sis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. j. p Targhn, Montreal, Canada.
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure Of
osfirgess IfOthers OF fraternity have found them
n, enr,eiols As have they should join me In proclaim
g for the benefit OF the mutudes VINO suntr rom
tht eomplaat, which, although bad enough m ltse Is
a. urtuifnr % others that worsc. believe cos
frs5 10 originate the liver but your Fills AFFECT that
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They ar 80 much the best physic We have that recon-
mend other 70 my Patients
F,p tbs Rsr Dr. Ha,rkcs oftke Methodist EPis. Church
Pulaski UoVsE, Savannah, Ga, Jan. Z, ls56
UONOVFn SIR: / should b. ungratciul Tor the rehi
mr. sknl has brought me 1t did not report my case
10 vou A cold settled In my limbs and brought on eN-
,tln nsifrrigi- pains, which ended In chrome rhea-
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that frequently follow It's ncsutous use llese eOnlahl
no mercury OF mineral substance whatever.
Price. IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
sod wholesale and Rstale by PURCELL LADD CO., Rich
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TyNUCRSION TO OLD POINT, nsg@A
II PORTSMOUTH AND N0REoLk-Ihe steam .s1alzAsAs.s
= rrRrfs PF0K Capt @ Gld0rd fed up ngat - e Tor
nt t-avs Excursion y the above places o. sALl
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500 =. R5cxt, a. 3 oclock n. arrive Old Point about II
1901 thence Portsmouth And Norfolk. and return the next
se sUND AY) leaving Norfolk A. ocock touch A. Ports
auth and Point and arrive At Aehmond about O'Clock
n Mouity morning.
return luassis incialed) ti50
EV-No freight taken the Excursion Trip. ......
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An Family PhysIc.

As n Family Physic.
From Dr.. E. ". Crrf,rright, Nec Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
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bowels which makes them invaluable TO US IN the uAiy
treatment Of disease.
Headache, sick Headache, Foul stomach
Prom Dr. Edirari Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR BRO. AVER: I cannot answer you tehdf com
plants have cured with your Fills better than 70 say
great dependence oaectual eathartlc IN my dny
contest with disease and believing a. 10 tha your nus
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PrrrsnURG, Pa, May 1, iSjj.
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Of your Pills. 10 90 arise nom iou Stomach
which they cleanse az once. - ,.,,,,,
Yours with great respect, ED W. PREBLE,
CLERK 81 Steamer Clarion
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints
From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Ner York City.
Not only arr your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur-
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tbe Liver very marked indeed. They have IN my prac
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roic that we have length purgative which is w0r
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. C., 9TH Feb, 1885
SIZE: have used your Pills IN my general and hospitat
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them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALl' VI. y,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital.
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HAVE my thanks to friends and customers Tor io
er liberal patronage and 70 ask continuance OF We same
10 the new business Of LsBr LUTHER LIBBY.
!" pish- - ~ "a tseO fe22-N
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Inee.diarY Speeches.

Haynes, in the Warehouse, on Tuesday
gave the few negroes who were scattered
around pretty vivid idea of how thew
might. in the dead hour of night, murder their
masters; and shareholders stood by and sbout.
ed vociierously as he painted the scene q,
hatchery to which their slaves were TINS in.
cited. Lit is no sufficient apology 10 say that
be was only pointing out the effects of Repub-
lican policy; such remarks ought not to h.,
tolerated in slaveholding community. nor
ought they TO be made by a disanionist whose
policy will lead as certainly TO such results
as will that of the Republicans. 1t is lust
such speeches as that made by Haynes which
prompts negroes to fly to free States, sfirs up
INSTRUMENTATION, and suggests murder, and
one such man, applanded by his party, does
more mischief than thousand Black Re-
publicans. Had Northern man made such
speech here, he would have been lynchei:
but as locofoco, of the disnnion Southern
stripe, the very victims of his criminal policy
were his noieiest admirers GsrkssiUe Chron-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
4 Political CaIu.n.

We had occasion at the opening of the
pending Presidential contest to remark on the
moderation and candor which seemed to
characterize the political discussions of the
day, as compared with those of some former
periods in our civil history. We regret to
notice, however, that there are 1amentable
exceptions 10 the generality of this state
ment, aud none perhaps more worthy of rep
rehension than the subioined calumny, in
tended TO damage the cause of the Constitu-
tional Union party at the South, and at the
same time rejecting injuriUu-ly on the con-
dnct OF the Executive Committee OF that
party, located in this city. The Islander 10
which we allude appeared originally in the
letter OF a correspondent Of the Marion (Ala.)
Commonwealth, and is to this effect
The National Bell Executive Committee
ut Washington have recently prepared and
published another Record Of III. BeR,' an en-
tirely different documenI--intend only for
Northern circulation and Il is only sent out
TO the citizens of the SoraA, and Intended oaiy
for NoTtfleTn eyes. Beh is made out, by eX
tracts from h s speeches, by his votes in Con-
gress, and by his letters. &C.. to be opposed
to slavery and opposed TO its protection in
the common Territories. All this, and more.
is proven by the record of his Congressional
career : the whole object of the pamphlet be-
ing to Prove Mr.. Bell an anti-slavery man
and say to you that it is done very eflectu-
ally. 4 haze seeH TIE document and arrite 7ckek
DO kn0,e. There is at present one or tive
copies in this city. shall not san Ao,c then
sOere OJtained. Suffice it to say the document
is gotten up in Washington, is sent on; North
by the Bell and Everett Executive Commit
tee, as is recommended by Alex. K. Boieler.
NJ. c., of Virginia, and chairmaa of said
Bell committee"
To those who recall the names of the men,
beers composing the Executive Committee of
the Constitutional Union party in this city.
or who are acquainted with the honorable
character of the distinguished gentleman who
is its chairman, it must be quite unnecessary
to say that this imputatien of fraudulent
practice in conducting the present eampaign
Is wholly without foundation. We NAV saw.
however. that, having made inquiry in the
proper quarter, We are authorized TO pro-
nounee the whole statement, in substance.
and in form, entirely destitute of truth. The
Executive Committee has Issued, and las
chairman, Mr. Boteler, has recommended. but
one Record; of Mr.. Bell-the same as that
which is now appearing in our columns. How
many of tue democratic journals which have
given currency TO this Misrepresentation will
correct The erroneous impression they have
made? We are unable to believe that any re-
spectacle print will refuse 10 do iustice In the
premiseS.-RdtOnal Lntelligencer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Alabama, Mississippi aud Texas will go Gal
al ouee: and that the other cotton States
indeed the greater part oil the Sontn-" 4
promptly follow.
But In respect to the money due By o
merchants TO the North. The North mn
waii; it will BE- paid eventually, but ssy na,='
ssoa until oil The ez;7encies Of our neO conda,' "a
sl.aiI hape ben provided for-tHld zee are arTsc
aad fortified until good crops bring US In
D. cSets. We are for paying them every c, IL
that the South ewes them, bat in the COB 20
grucy contemplated the South wiD owe d.
Iirs TO itself, which il cannot neglect. I
the event indicated, our MOI. hants must have
an extension Of one tsu ysar at least.
Such is our vibrant for saying the No
tells US to prSvide for the consequences b.
refusing to pay our debts TO Northern people
Not only for our own justification from mH-
lignant ebuIIition of feeling towards tb
PATRIOT, and from a false and unwarrante'l
attack upon our reraciiy on the part of iht;
Nail; but also TO acquaint the people of tn
progress of the scheme to disrupt the Union.
we submit the foregoing TO the judgment of
our readers.
We take the restlcssness of the Nal on The
subject as a cheering and significant omen,
that the masses of the Alabama people are
setting their faces against those who would,
by one organized. concerted action, precipi-
tate them into a revolution? If we have
succeeded in producing that result, OF aiding
in the least, in producing that result, We are
more than compensated for the little annoy
anee of such attacks a. those of the pecvisa
MdF. If it really desires TO cxiricatc itself
from the unenviable category i'll which il has
voluntarily placed itself. we viii extend Out
hand To help it out. Say you are for the
Union, ON the basis OF the Constitution and
| the Enforcement Of the Laws; disclaim the
| League retract - the way To dissolve thu
Union" and withdraw the notification &c
honest people not to ply their honest debts
| and we will proclaim il at the head Of on
| columns.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
letter from Hon. j. Morrison Harris.

- CHtOfa OAV -fAse5tC0f- fuuE NttetitfOD. II y on
please, for Few moments TO the following ::
Tnx TRUm fEw woKDz.-Tho leaders of the OPP
p sliioi ia I4ry are, for Ihe part, of
super, .dgnent q d superior fiTmaess- They are
nulne a.. poses ,f C destructive policy on whch
Country has atIy fallen and in their action have
al her in view than that they pcny profess.
among the N any decisive proofs OF ia superior
post o. OF tIeirs appears in .e remarks of Hon
orrisp IRIS Bell and Everett meeting at
Brunswick, New Jersey on "Wednesday last. He
said:
thing IS he TO do in connection with slavery. be-
leye the first act al Is administration Will be 10
nalizc the party He will endeayrr TO strengthen
il AT b. south and make IL accep able There Is there
Republican that Houll vote for him II he did not be-
lleve he uld make his administration national ous2
Why them do you not m AXE il the trty OF the coun
try before the eectonY / have 20 fears OF the Re.
publican party have miGgled in Congress- for years
with Republicans, and have not heari the first
institution OF slavery"
Morton McMiehaeI, Esq, editor of the Phila-
delphis North American and u. S. Gazette:
Dear Sir-Thc extract L enclose, from
your Journal of the 2lst instant, has been
forwarded to me from philadelphia, with O
request to know how far it correctly states
what i said at the New Brunswick meeting.
i am sure that our long acquaiutance. as well
as your own sense of fairness, will give me
the opportunity of saying in yonr columns
few words in connection with This matter. /
never write out. memorize, or otherwise pre-
pare speeches, than by rejecting beforehand
upon the topics upon which desire to speak,
and i am hot, therefore, able to recall the
precise languageiof speech. am at no
loss, however, IN recalling the views present.
ed or the line OF argument employed The
remarks made by me at the New brunswick
meeting were Ia part addressed 10 such
bearers as were member OF tho Repub
lican organization, and who, / assumed, were
such from an honest antaoouiem+ m
The institution OF slavery. Ny argument TO
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For the Daily Patriot
To MY Brother Mechanics.


Wa pride say to yos--
None are more worthy of praise from ladies' than
When we behave ourselves should do
For we make their rIbons, rings needles and pins,
And many other pretty useful and things;
And with them, like others, can dance and sing,
And do a great many other things,
Ha d fitted up those implements of death,
With great strength, ne .tness convenience and skull
Which flashed Ike lightning and roard Ike thunder,
And sent forth bail-storm OF iron and lead,
Which made Lord Packingham and others fall dead,
And put the idea into the rest of their heads
That they h ID better make tracks for home,
Aud let our girls and cotton bags alone,
And without US they would have to 60 clothed in
skins,
Exposed in mud water rain, snow and wind,
With their little babes and packs Oh their backs,
For il is We that build the carriages, and ships,
And by the aid of steam make their rip and pitch,
And we make the wheels, spindles and needles,
And our machines make them spin and stitch,
And print their pi lures dresses, paper and books,
And grinde the grain that makes their cakes and
bread
As such, he that builds a machine and applies the
steam,
And makes it do The work Of a thousand men.
Has cause to think H. Is the mother Of thors nd
mon,
Which can work without food and never tire,
The like of which has maae little England Great
Britain,
And able to buy our sacks and State bonds,
And holds US as hewers of woed and drawers Of Wa
ter.
Which should cause us TO thiok aud act Ike men,
| Aud live united like brothers aud friends,
| And for the best interest of our country contend,
| And learn ourselves and others to think
| We are worthy of some notice well the negroes
Which some worship more thsn their Cod, wives, or
| country s. W ADKISS0N,
Sept l4th 1850 \ Ne hauic
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hacked Down,

banter by the editor of the Albany Patrist te
bet $4,000 that Breckenridge would be elect
ed President. A correspondent OF the An
gusta Ghroaiess, writing from Albany, states
that the editor was called upon, the m5rning
after The challenge, 10 put up bis money and
ted the bet should be taken, when he an
swered that be '.only put out that challenge
for devilment-only for fun - The eorres-
pondent now bsnters the Breckites 10 bet
on the same terms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
CITY Election.

THE following persons have been appointed by The
j City Council officers 10 open and hold election
in the corporation of Nashville, Saturday, Sfs 18th
1860 for tie plrpose of eecting Of Mayor Alder
man and two Councilman from each OF the Wards, IL
for the municipal year The Polls 10 be opened
al . A VI and closed at NJ.
The who in favor of tho election of said Of
1cers for term of two years, shall put the words,
Term of officers for two years ON their tickets and
majority of all the votes poied shall be in favor Of the
election of said officers for term of Two years, then
and thereafter, the charter of the City of Nasty lille
shall be so amended, and said election shall be held
accordingly and, thereafter, the qualification for
Mayor, Aldermen add Councmen, shall be citizenship
and residence within the city OF Nashville for two
whole years preceding the election and other
Sections >, G. Of General isSeHstly posed March 23
1860
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DCRSCAST a decree Of tho Cllahcery Court AT
Il lie, in the casc 81 barrow and Lndsley
Adm'rs of Dr. shelby Us. j. u Snowden and others,
viii sell the Court house in Nashville, Saturday
Ocfotcz tih 1850 Lets Woodland street IN Edge
the plan
TERNs--6, IL, Is and u months credit with inter
est FROM day sale aud without redemption. Sotes
with approved security required aud lien retained.
saptS-tds J. T. GLEATTS. c 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PURSUANT 10 a decree q the chancery Court At
Nashville IN the Of Nn a. Khitseff Executor Sr
Of Farrar g. Wash r. Lucas and Others win sen 81
the Court House in Nashville, Sassudag Qsser tks
1850, tyacf 10 dexss sIad 70 fols If tan Ert o.
the Lacss Farm, and beng the same sought by hil OF
complainant
IERNs-6, II AMI Is months credit with Interest
and sale free from redemption have perso1ai
security and 10 be payable in The Bank, and lien DO
sspi5-sls JE GLE,vEsc, AN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
The Gtafhenberg Vegetable Pill,
d issolufion of Coparfnership.

The firm OF SAUFLEY, PORTER < CO., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent-Nessrs Sauiey and Der
~ retiring. The remaining coptners have taken
their bushes, Mr.. r. A ALLISON late of the House Of
Allison Anderson Co. and the business VIII be con-
Quoted, heretofore the old stand No 81 Public
Square, under the and style OF
sept2I-lm PORTER, JOHNSON L CO.
NEW FIRM.
The undersigned having sold their interest in tAs
business OF Saufey, Porter Co., 10 Aessrs Porter
johnson d Co, Exclusive Wholesale dealers in HAS
Caps, etc. ETC. take pleasure in recommending the
new firm 10 the continued confidence OF their old
friends and aud TO the public In general
Il. c. SACFLEY,
sept21-1m WI l.. BERRY