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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
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MiNinerD 3l)aareu (!

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MAIDEN, Rap er leiueu Stcre ppn 100 nab 229
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rdn,Gflhe Spieen- Quantities.
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rm Store oolitjpp9 j, oaq~ &c. @nilat
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29

Sefammtmacbnn9em
E. J. PICO T,
Qp6 ,beter,

Gde Der 17tsn unp @ainaroee,
,Hpfteb!t icin rei6bdlfioes Eager olIer In rsin
8ah l6laa'netn 'slrtifeI. we ouct pdrfiimeriers
Sslten, Eirlten unp &Gmms itprr @rt; Nortsr,
Dele @ln0 &C.; @tearreu, 8aud, San. uup
S6nupftabat uno piele nneere @rtifel pclhe in
eienJsn Npotbrtsn 9em0buit asfibrt rsrben.
pduptlatti6 nattt tefittbe aud auf l,in,n
Seruemse" une unfr5lbaren yStrsinia gTprm
&ilrr" amfmfrfE.m.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
The German ADVERTISER.

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Us published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
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SoarntrS fnorn reieItit frcnnrtte 3immer
quite NOlt nnO SuoprInmmenpc Serienuna.
Stanrlhricr II nGmnInr
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29

A. JUDsoN CRANE,
Nrootat unO 0Tenllher @crihtsan.nalt.
SfFee: lite Strabe, swil9rn 0tainy 9anfat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29

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@Ijil grub in cinsm Se,n
8ei ibrts Wannss GRADE elm:
y6sr lifst msin ltsbsr @atte;
5srr lasnte bm Die iabs Rub!"
yin l0lsr SUSeI ibrisb ttn,u:
UOte sr bel mir nibt Bate /"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29

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!onnen bel llnter3eitnstem ltets frsunrli6e 3im.
mer unp quite 6Oi: frbaIttn. Aub tebeu fipine
3immsr an lsot9e 5erren gu uermistbem bel
S0Rn Narrbaulen, Qat..
am HeuPn Warft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
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NSsine,. SiqmUrs mmb @i8arrem.
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Seefnguuscu.
Der ,GnIiasr" erldent i,een Mproes S5enroos ous,e
hpmmen, gum mrdentIi6en Observation-Disclosures BON 10 Gis
abtar on bic eie 9rascr pctr S5 in Sbrlier Spra.
btiab!ua9 lRiIiaeu nben iueCnpeu 8buauno,n
eluudbme: Ginmasc ginriduus 10 eilen pct peni.
ea 90 eS., smeimali9e 75 Cts, orsmaliec 81 co. cine
g9r bc 25, snen Npna $500, Srei 9pndte 81 90 feds
Nrndtc $500, iprlf 9fcndie $1,000 in piertc6trlidcr
gprauSbCiabluug. anSe0cn, Die nab Sirtch per6nbcrt
trcrcsn Onnen. werben NIT S25.OO per Sabr tcre&ne
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-29
s&oThIrpoGpw CSoptcrt,

@tehen STeunoen lsple Dem 9ublitum inssrianmt Die
tr9bene @nistSe, Dap meine ummcr>g8irtbSft mir sr
dpleoenen ntuen NndSen CUR lnlerbamna pes QubfYms
Sereben, YOn heussn Gage as wiecer sr6nn it, 8cicn
oere maTe p allT meme neu etn9ebtste 2te auimerom
no su ieoer 3s porE:: uHp fa Spellrn in orSftrr Ss
pabl gu nben np Cw au GehSute jeStr rt ppn brifer
Souaat. 5reunOi4atbit gum sablrClbcn @eluG laest
Elm 5imrn StrinTi ,"'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

The '.irrepressible Conflict" in the demo-
cratic party has divided it into two factions
as thoroughly sectional as the republicans.
The squatter sovereignty division. at the
head of which stands the great chief, DoUG-
LAS, are arTayed under standards which rep
resent principles denounced by democrats as
worse than the WIlmot Proviso, and leading,
by ''shOrt cut, to all the ends of republi-
canism;" whilst the chief himself has been
classed with SEWARD, the arch enemy of the
South. The division which have impressed
Mr.. BRECKIxRIDGE into service, are arrayed
under standards representing principle
which is being used to effect the purposes oil
sectionism. And whatever may be theil
protestations to the contrary, of the ultra
leaders, we have not doubt that the main
object of their efforts to disrupt the party
was to advance the cause of disunionism
Neither OF these sectional democratic fac
lions. any more than the sectional republic
cans, ought TO receive the support OF those
who desire to restore the harmony of the sec
tiOns, or to peTpetaate our institutions. AL
Of them are inmical to the restoration of the
fraternal relations which have, unfortunate
ly, been disturbed, and to the repose ant
prosperity of the nation. To place the rep
resentative OF either ofthem in power, wculC
bus subserve the purposes of sectionalism
an augment the evils which now afiiet IL,
country. We believe that the great mass o
I the people are patFiotic-that they love tbei
country and its institutions that they
need only to be pointed to the path of safet,
| In this gloomy and dangerous era, and seein:
tina, path they will take it and walk therein
| The supporters of the only national ticke
in the lield,-that put forth by the Constitu
| tiOnal Union party-a ticket which eschew
setiOnalism, North and South, and appeals t
the better feelings of all classes of the pee
| pie, inviting all to unite for the good of tn
whole, and the preservation of the Constitu
/ ton and the UniOn-haye high and solemn
duty to perform, and nObIy have they enteI
ed upon the work of discharging that duty
II is theirs to point out the path of safety
and they are doing it. Already are the pee
pie, under their appeals, areusing them
selves. and coming to the rescue. The sign
are most auspiciOus. They were never, S
carly in canvass, more full of prOmis
They grow brighter day after day. 1t car
not be long before the true men of the cour
try. Rill see before them assurances of
glorious triumph if they bat be faithful t
the end. That they will be faithful, WI
can doubt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

The original seceders, after going to Balti-
more and seducing other delegates iuto the
folly of initiating their example, and then
holding what they called national con-
vention.' met at Richmond and endorsed the
nomination of that Convention. Whom did
they expect to swindle by tina! poor contri-
vance? Who could have thought that the
so called high souled, .chivalrous representa-
trick of this kind, contemplate even in the
eyes of the trading democratic politicians of
the North? Alas, for Southern democratic
chivalry, it is thing of the past
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

MCIEAy's CoRDIAL-As may be seen We insert
this week the advertisement of McLeans Cordial &c
1t is very wei known are not Particularly ia
vorable to patent medicines, and general thing
es:hew whole of them with lint little emoHy,
and with these Sentiments declined Inserting this
advertisements until we knew what were the ingre
dents OF the medicine, ana how compounded This
have leIrned, and believing, do that Ia e
ingredients gool and the coni ound judiciousiy
made, recommend mixture worthy OF
public confidence
TIE above is from the St. Lonis Christian Advo-
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR.. McAnany
which spea KS volumes in favor Of McLelns Corcial
We say to all, try it. the advertisement in an
other coldnn. june12-1In
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
The Memphis Appeal.

The appeal of the 9th states its position.
It confesses that the disruption of the par
ty has "coafounded its counsels and crippled
its capacity to perform the mission of defeat
ing the proscriptive enemies of the republic
the black republican party" 1t finds the
party "arrayed in two hostile factions IN
der the lead of men either of whom it ''eould
chserfully and cordially support" ''if he
combined with his nomination the prestige of
united and enthusiastic democracy, and an
unbroken recommendation from the National
Convention" but what different picture it
is called upon to contemplate The picture
affords the appeal no pleasure. In sooth, it
owns that however others may feel, it feels
"humbled, not to say, degraded by the scene
now exhibited in consequence of this dis
graceful rupture" Others" it declares,
'.may boast of having triumphed, but we can
see 40 triumph in dismembered democra-
cy-lno cause Of e1ultatiOn in rupture which
divides our strength and thus enables our
common enemy to triumph" The 1ppsaL IN
truth is sad, very sad-its heart is seriously
troubled. Nevertheless, it add
We shall mot despair of the Republic
Regarding Judge Douglas as the national
candidate-as the man against whom the
Black-Republicans will make their main and
most formidable assault, and as the man who
has defeated them against greater odds than
was ever encountered in any contest; who
has met their mObs and sent back defiance 10
their Kisses; who has been burned IL eliigy at
every crossroads hamlet by these conten-
ners of the Constitution. and whose prospect
of again defeating them is better than that nf
any living man, in our jGdgmeat-wc shall
continue to advocate his cause and urge our
friends to his support.
We nevertheless hold ourselves ready TO
unite with any band of patriots who may
clearly demonstrate their greater capacity to
destroy and defeat the Black-RepublicaHiSm
preteTring first John G. Breckenridge and
last Col Bell to the Black-Republican stan
dard-bearer. This is our position. III it be
treason let our enemies aud Tevilers make
the most Of IL"
Bravo, Messieurs of the Appe1I In times
OF sorrow and trouble men will occasionally
rise superior to mere partisanism. But, don't.
gentlemen, look to either DOUGLAS or BRECK
ISRIDGg for the capacity to destroy the Re
publicans in this contest. The democracy
united are barely able TO cope with them.
Divided they are perfectly pOwerless. If
the country must repese upon The disrupted
party, then the success of the republicans is
assured. There is bat one means of escape
from the triumph of the enemies of the
South, and of the constitution, and that is
afforded by The Constitutional Union party.
Lay aside both DOUGLAS and BRECKENRIDGE
and let US have such uniOa as shall forever
destroy The hydra headed reptile of republic
canism.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

~The English papers insist upon it that
Louis Napoleon is actively intriguing to
bring about the annexation of Belgium to
France They say that many French agents
are constantly going about the provinces,
close to the Preach frontier, pointing out to
the laboring classes the inestimable blessings
of the paternEl rule of the Emperor Napole-
on Money is not spared, and several large
manufacturers are said to have promised their
support The commercial treaty with Eng
land is one Of the arguments put forward as
conclusive proof Of the "sOlieitude Of the
Emperor of the French for the weIl-being of
the IaboriDg elasses.'' One w-iter asserts
that the conspiracy against the existence OF
Belgium is widely spread, and that .'meu of
European name. princes. are reported 90 lie
anxious to barter the independence OF their
country against post of Chamberlain at the
Court Of the TEileries. and 10 fancy that a
senator's livery viii conceal their shame"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

A New COMET.-Mr. Bond, of Harvard OBJ
servatory, notices the appearance of fine
comet which has suddenly came into view in
the northwest, near the horizon, and on the
verge of the evening twilight. 1t was first
seen at P II, of the 2Ist, showing itself at
a low altitude, in a narrow opening OF the
clouds, and was Immediately detected by Mr..
II. P futile. whose special duty it is to keep
watch for such objects. For nearly two years
past his vigilance has been almost fruitless.
only two faint comets having been discovered
at the Observatory since the apparitiOn of
the magnificent one of 1853. The present
one promises well its nucleus is as bright
as star of the All magnitude. well concen-
trated. and has appended to it narrow tail,
but little curved, ara rising vertically from
the horizon, like the faint streamer of the
Aurora. Astronomers will wait with inter
est for the determination Of the elements of
this comet. Several nights observation will
be needed before its future path and appear
ance can be predicted.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
~ when LIscoLs was splitting rails

~ When LIScoLs was splitting rails in
elerking for an itinerant auctioneer and pat
ronizing LIScoIS's grocery in the same State.
and when BaEcKISRIDGE was an ''infant
mewling and puking in his nurses arms" In
the interior of Ken lucky, JoHN BELL was an
honored occupant of a seat in the nations
councils winning the proud honors which
now encircle his name, and serving the coun-
try, with ability and integrity. And now
these pretentious upstairs are the chosen
candidates of the bands of factious section
alists in competition with this venerable
statesman for the chief nlagistraey of The
Republic. Well may the times be called &C.
generate.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
JOHNS s. CROSLEY7s III
Improved Guita Ptrcha Cement Roofing.

T1IE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE ROOFING IN USE IT
Il Is IRE AND WATER PROOF II can be applied to
and OLD SooFs KINDS and TO old sLngle roofs
Without remociRg the shingles.
TIE COST Is ONLY ABOUT 0NE-THiED THAT OF
TIN, AID IS TWICE AS DURABLE
GuTTA fERcHA CEMENT for preserv ing and repairing
TN and METAL liooFs of every description
From its great elasticity, Is Rot Injured by the
traction and expansion OF metals and toiH not dc
an cold an tgelther These materials
have been thoroughly tested IN New York and all
parts of the Southern and Western States, and we
can gi.e abundant proof Of eli We claim IL their
favor.
They are readily applied By ordinary laborers, at
a trihpg eXpeus-.
q 40 HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials are put up ready for USE and for
shipping all parts Of the country with Iull printed
directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars vii be forwarded APP
plicaton mail or in person, at our principal OIL
tcs 5lU BROADWAY, Opposite st Nicholas Hotei)
", S49 FULTON 81, Opposite CITY Hall BRooA-
LYN. - JOHNS & CRUSLEY
lune2-Gm 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29


give DoUGLAs a chance to sechrc an election
before The people by a union of the factions,
on the condition that if the election gees to
the House, he shall give tbe vote of Hi
nois to BREcKfNRIDeE.AT The thing is imprac-.
ticable in our opinion. a later dispatch is
as follows:
s .3IzW G NEw YeRk, June "a. :
The leading politicians of the two Demo-
cratic organizations in this State have been
in consultation in this city yesterday and to :
day. Mayor Wood and Dean Richmond
have concluded an arrah cement. The for
mer is to come out 10 support of Mr.. Doug
las, IN consideration of which Messrs. Rich-.
mond and Cagger are to place him at the
head of their electoral ticket. Gideon J..
Tucker, John A. Tucker, John a. Green, and
others, have refused to become a party TO
any bargain with Messrs. Richmond and Gag
ger, and have determined to call State
Convention to nominate a Breckinridge and
Lane electoral Ticket, and the Committee,
OF which Mr.. Green is Chairman, Is called
10 meet at Syracuse on tae 81 of July. May
or Wood will. without doubt, Immediately
proclaim for Douglas.
The Mozart Hall City Committee Will
soon meet TO decide on its course, when di-
vision is anticipated among its members.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
CAYCE's SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE undersigned respectfully inform his old
i friends and the public generally that the above
watering place wIl be opened for The reception Ct
visitors the Is. day OF June.
He has i large Dancing Room Ten Pin alley, &c
for the amusement oil his visitors. These springs
have fine medicu ial qualities any the ) tate
Al who tfiietcd with Dyspepsia Bowel Diseases,
Heasiache, &c, would do well 10 give them tr.ai
He las sulphur, Cual Deatc and FIee stone waters
all the very best KIND. The Springs situated
i'll a pleasant healthy locality, 10 miles South CT
tI2okiiu and > miles west OF Ihompson's Station
He won 81 say to all who may favor hIn with visit
that pains viii be spared 10 make if pleasant one.
il- TERMS.
Board perweek, s. 90
do : day, -
tnildreI uAaer il years ana servants half price
Keeping Horse per week, so
All xttaIrOube extra charge.
So The hIcb will meet Ii cars at Thompson sta
ton MJRdays, Wednesdays and Fridlys, III the
morning, aud Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturday s
IN the evening WM. CAYCE.
junr20-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
4 Good Nomination.

The District Convention which met at Shell
byville last Monday to select candidate for
EIec.or for the 9th Congressional District, on
the BELL and EVERETT ticket, nominate
Col. WV. &. KERcHgvAL, of Lincoln. From
his boyhood Col. F. has been identified with
the Opposition to the democracy, and since
he attained the age of manhood. has meyer
failed whenever necessary to strike the en-,
envy good blows. In the present canvass his
heart is wholly enlisted and he will bring hi;
commanding talents and indomitablc energy
to bear with more than usual effect May his
brightest hopes be realized.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
Sherims sale.

- yirtuls OF ii Fa TO directed and delivered
IL from 6 J.. Gillespie, Justice Of the Peace OF a
WILSON county, Tenn., The a3J day OF June 1860,
viii expose 70 publ sale To the highest b1der for
cash. Al the Court house yard in the city of Nash
vile IN SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1s60, all
lie right. tiIe clam, Interest and estate, which
Mont soncry 4 McGredy then hae or may have since
acquired in and 70 the following described property
u wit: one Bly, Mule and Carl, one Gray Mare and
Buggy and l year OLD Grey Colt; being levied on as
the property OF Montgomery and Aciredy, TO salts
fy Judgment rendered ia favor of Richard Wynne,
against The said Montgomery McGreedy-
8. Z. EDNCNISoN, Sheriff.
iune2T-3t BY A. CIsEEL, Dep Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29

ES-We believe it 10 be an undeniable fact
that thousands in the community, in locking
over the foreign news. read with greater Zcst
the N - tEifing paragraphs in relation TO
Heena1 and Sayers than the accounts Of the
great triuinphs of GaribaldI in Sicily They
take Ear deeper interest in the most InsIgni1-
cent details OF the movements OF a vulgar pair
Of boxers than they do IN the conflicts for The
glorious deliyerance Of an oppressed empire.
Lou. Jour.
! We beiive she Journal states fact--a most
lameatable fact. to be sure, bat one which
cannot be dispated. There must be some
thing radically wrong in the public taste, or
IL would not exist. Where are We to look for
<he cause; And what is the remedy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1861
To the Subscribers of the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Nears
who have paid for the same in advance VIII
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
p.ration of the time for which they have paid
Ali who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates Of the PATRIOT from
this date. We viii continue TO send the
PaTRIor TO all the subscribers of the Netrs
who were net already subscribers of the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tinue. City subscribers who desire The paper
discontinued viii notify US at once. The
confusion incident to such transfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
favor by leaving word at our office.
A. S. CAMP i co.