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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

srDrp You ever have the Sick Headaches 20 yeu
remember tho throbbing temples, the fevered brow
the loathing and disgust at the sight OF food How
totally unit you for pleasure, conversation or
study enc Of the Cephalic Pills would have delivered
you rom all the suffering which you then experienced
For this and other purposes you should always have
box Of them on hand to use as occasion requires.
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SAUER KRAUT.

Fifteen Barrels SIuer Kraut for sale at No
80 Market street, and at H. S. French *
Sons, by JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS.
nov29-tf
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FOR SALE BY ALL
Store Keepers in the UHitedoStattS.

1000 Cases SIpOHifieT, genuine, for sale at
acturers Tices III lots to sui: purchasers. by
PIKE L KELLOGG,
marI9-wIy 81. Louis, Nc
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WATER COOLERS, sc.
IUST received direct from the Manufacturers ana ior
j sale at prices than ever before Sold N THIS
market.
Is plain Water Coolers,
rs Porcelain lined do.
10 McDonald's Refrgerators-
Schooley' Patent do.
SO Masseris minute Freezers
Seanore's Pat. Freezers.
size
40 dog Plain Fruit Cans for sealing.
40 doz quart Glass Fruit Ja-s
Ice Picks and Hatchets.
Sherry Mixers and Audders
10 doz Pat. Egg Whips.
10 doz Plated Dippers
.nruI7 IL College street
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GxzAr Drscrg.Y.--Among the most important Of
ali the great lieal discoveries OF this age may be
considered 4. .;stem Of vaccination for protection
from Small -, Cephalic Pill for relief OF Head
ache, and r. uinine for the prevention Of fe-
vers, either OF which Is sure specific, whose dement's
viii be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their discoveries are forgotten.
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SA p ON IFIE X,
Gomez ntrated 1--we.
THE READ FAI5ILY
go AEs "a "a g. 50

4 y Indispensable articiei very family whereby
= with their ordinary Sity hen grease, combined
with the S3ponifer they Uuake all the soap they
use-nard, soft fancy. Ii VIII make hard water
soft, and will c.etur to MISUNDERSTANDING equals
it for cleaning aud securing
Put up in air-tight iron boxes of one ID. each
wi II mlk3. with 4 t. lbs. common
ease, from ID t. IS gallons elegant soit
soap, or TO 10 lbs hard.
1t has now been several yearssncc his valuab IL
rtIcls was first Introduced To the public and the
timatsOn IN which 1t Is held wherever known
tried, a the immense demand f"rIt from all quar-
ters conclusive proofs Of its real merits and val
ue "a 4 family article
BEWARE or IBIT5 IONS The success of our
article, that discoveries of true merit and
value has Induced unpTiIcpei parties 20 i'm tate it.
" therefore CAUTION THE FUBuC against worthless
UUNTERFEIT~ and TO take none but the genuine.
siIa pateui ed ticle, Manufactured only by
he PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, o. Est TIreHtum, Allegheny CO., Pa. OfGce
and Depot, No sec Peln Il. above the Canal Bridge
Pittsburgh Penn "ho also manufacture OF standard
quatl ,C4Gstc soda for Soap Makers, Soda Ash Re.
lined obi Ash, Sal Soda Chloride If lcium Cop
pcrls Manganese Nitric Acid Soda Saiaratus Bcach-
ing Powder. Mlr,atic Acid, ulphUric Acid Aqua
Forts, ChlOroluTEl-
Extra Refine snow White Table. Dairy and Pack
ics salt srfanted entirely Pure aud Dry put UP
various packages and styles. The only Pure salt IN
tHe country.
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$50 to $50

$500 10 sou
The Howe Family Sew
ing Machines are especial
ly adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Mosquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather, with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton or Silk
They make the shuttle or
lock stitch, undoubtedly
the best made by Sewing
Machines. The Howe Sew
ing Machines are strong,
simple and durable, and are
fully guaranteed in every
particular More than
four hundred families In
this vicinage have endorsed
their good qualities during
the past year.
Orr's g. McNaught's
Spool Cotton, the best in
the Market for Machine
use at SO cents per dozen,
also a good assortment of
Flax Thread and Silk at
prices to suit the times.
CONE BROS, Agents,
"a COLLEGE STREET,
nov29-tf NASHVILLE, TENN.
;s,sssss FUR SEASON aEz
saIS Opened at Z
E r A n G. I S CO.'S /.
OUR Fur Department is opened for the inspec-
oton of the ladies' where may be found the largest
and best selected stock Of ladies Purs brought
this city J FRANCISCO.
octlT Halter and Furrier % Public Square.
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Charleston Market,

CHARLESTON, Tee. Q.
Sales Of Cotton tG-iay 400 bales and during The
week 600 bales The weeks operations closed at adj.
vanced prices. Good Middlir IS IOss@IOLc The re-
ceipts Of the week 800 bales.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, December Z, 1860
C0TT0N-There was DO change note In the mar
ket for our ieadif staple yesterday. The attend.
ance of buyers again limi ed, the demand moder
ate, and the sales MINED tn Alb bales shee par
ticulars bales at &c, at *, II at 81 at S. "a
az "a 134 at 9, 131 at sz 80 at "a 81 At TO- and 1C
at &c
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MOVEMENTS Oh THE RAILROADS.
Departures of Pa..epgerTraIns.

Departures of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHATTASOoGA-3:30 a NJ, r NJ
TENNESSEE & ALGBAAA-3:0O r NJ
LOUISVILLE L NAsayIuE-2:I5 A NJ, 2:f5 r u
GaliatInExpresS 3:UO p. ~
NASHVILLE DEcGTUR-7:0o A d, $3.50 r Il
EDGETIELD & KENIUcKY-2:45 p NJ
Arrival of Passenger . rains.
NASHVILLE & CHATTAxooGA-5:3O p NJ 8 A NJ
tennessee & ALABAxx-IO o. ID n III =,
LOUISVILLE * NAsayuLE-5:CO A NJ 5'OO "a
. g CaIhlIin Express $50 A u
NASHVILLE L DEcGICR-i:I5 NJ, lao r j.
EDGUIED kESIUcKY-I O:1 5 A NJ
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w obiie Market.
Bank Note and Exchsnge List.

S'les of Cotton to day 500 bales. Middngs at 81
cents. The market WIS very firm.
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Augusta VI arket,

AUGUSTA, Ga Dec. 6.-P. II.
COTTON-The sales or two Gays foot up1,7 6baies
as follows: II at I, ~ at at So Is at LAG at
9, q at az 42s at % at 90, 66 at 90, 445 ga
81 10, at 1012, at 10 $40, 6S at 10Y and IS
at TO- cents. The recep for the 5th and 9th insis
are L 4I b.Ies
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Louisiana Sugar.
~ HHpS. New Crop Louisiana Sugar choice
lOtcle, TO arrive by Steamer b. n. Rnnyzn Aoa-
day morning zext, and for sale low for cash-
MiZfII., HOOPER CO.,
novl0-a Nos 6 Market Street
COAL. COAL. COAL.
TINTTL further notice, viii be sold at the Yard o.
u thc Raccoon Mountain Coal Company (fermsriy
4Etna) at this following prices:
Lump SSai, per Ten s-.---. .-.---.<s %
houla Coai, --.--.-.---.----r-.- "
Nut Coal, 80 .............-..+-s %
Blacksmths do. a. I" -. 30
Mr. JoHs B. LANG viii in future attend 70 tbs basil
ness o. the Company IN this place.
SAMUEL J. AGSEW,
General Superintendent r. H. C. ca.
Nashville, August Is, 1896
aa- Orders can be len Box No %, Pest once,
at the Yard back ef the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot JOHN d LANG,
angI7-n Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10

PAcT WORTH KNowIsG.-Spaldng's CephaIic Pills are
a certain for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache, Costiveness and General Debility.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-10


Agricult'l Blk Browns Mechanics Blk, Memphis.
VILE Memphis Saving Inst.
Central Bank Min. & Manuf. Bank,
Farms 4 Merch'ts Bank Knoxville.
Memphis. Bank of Trenton broke
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
Cleveland.

We Ind the pleasure Of attending a
Concert Of the Presbyterian Church, Glove
land. on Tuc,dhy evening. The perform.
eri we're members Of Prof Knnbc's Nh.
Ge Clas assisted 10y young ladies Of the
place. Tho programme embraced q hish
~ arii.no selection II pieces. many NJ
which woro not only wcll, but admirably
executed. where III acquitted thom.
solves m crodiiably, 1t may be thought
unrenerou' 10 plriculnrllci but we know
We vii b" parlonei for saying that ono
81 the songs vs. Mis- ANNA TmourtoS
would have cl,cilrd hearty applause fr4,m
the mnsi critical audience, aud that MIss
ALicr hnnWNs Performance on tho Piano
approached perfection. Others gave cyi.
'noo VI musical ialrn, which needs but
cultivation md practice TO attain a high
degree Of excellence.
The Church was brilliantly lighted and
insiehilly decorated. md that portion Of
Tho audience Of Which We always delight
10 spe,l,. presented magnificent array
~ brHiy nnd loyciinc,A. We learned
lhli iho rrreipi'-dcsiFncd to purchase
al instrument iof iho Church amounted
~ a hundred and lny dollars.
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nMLnorn, and plnntora, Rnnk y

This a the n,mc Of a new INSTITUTION
recently put in operation at Murphcy,
Cherokee county. n. c, IT, issues are
beginning to 6nd their way INTO eircula.
ton. a friend in a ncighboring county
writes TO ask if we know any thing about
thc bank. or the parties owning it, wa
cannot give tho desired information at
pysscBt bat hope 10 DO able 10 furnish Il
Ia a week or two.
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rAe IlreprosslUle OonnlcI' al Omar

lesion.
The following extract from the editorial
correspondence of the Savannah Repub-
lican shows how the ''irrepressible con-
ilict" Of principle ragged among the De-
mocracy At Charlcston:
zone Of the entertainments incident to
I the Convention j, 10 be found IN the adj
I dresses that are made nightly to a crowd
/ of some two or three thousand people
who congregate, with hand of Music, in
front of the two principal hotels. Most
Of the distinguished visitors have thus
been called out and the roars Of APP
/ plluse absolutely make night hideous to
/ the jewellers in the neighb0rhood OF where
/ they are accustomed 10 congre gate. Last
I night Col. Gaulden, the Lion of Liberty
! took a benefit, and the crowd, ora large
portion of it, seemed wonderfully de
lighted by the performance. He told
them that he came here Us the repTesen-
tative of the Democracy and the Trade
interest OF the fiIst district of Georgia
and assured them that Christianity. ciyili-
zation. and this glorious Union itselfwere
obliged to 90 by the board if the slave
trade should not be re-opened. Capt.
! Corrie. of the lFGndrcr, was standing bv
his side whilehe was speaking. and SEEM
I cd wonderfully charmed 10y the discourse.
BESIDES enlightening the crowd on tie
Beauties and benfcent effects of the
slave trade, the Colonel pitched into"
(, the politics of the dS.and gave il as his
opinion that all the hue and cry got up
in the country against ualtersovereignty
was a humbug and trick of the politi-
clans to deceive the people. This brought
out Mr.. o. Jennings Wise, of Virginia,
who deal; his blows with an unsparing
4 hand and was about TO exhibit the re-
verse of the slave trade picture, when
he was huzza' d and Kissed down. his views
not exactly suiting the prevailing senti-
ment of the crowd beneath. After this.
parties We're formed and neither side was
allowed to have a hearing, and a scene OF
noise and confusion" ensued that no
I language can describe"
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From r1yas,
The following A.,,r appeared in the
Charleston Hrnll lew days since.

The following atr appeared in the
Charleston Hrol . lew days since.
HUNTSVILLE, I,Ns, April -. 1850
Dear Sir; have II 5 day been nlorm-
ed by n rei r!Nmil who has the conf.
dence of Gen. llolItl, that Houston is
out rs an in III enteNJ candidate for the
Presidency Of the l'uited States. You
may regard this in'al,4ation as being true
beyond all dorbt The opposition here
are very mu, b 70 hopes that the Hon, :.
\. Douglas VIII b. iAA nominee Of the
Charleston { n-cr'!cn. They think that
if the Hon, s. A. D,1glas is the nominee
that Gen. llclstor en- carry thi. State
10y a large N iolt, But il You should
Of Virginie OF llNr B~cckinridcc, W any
| distinguished statCuhm and good Demo.
crat opposed to- v.,Hr sovereignty thcn
/ | think the Noustl.. pa ty would give NJ
/ the struggle and ne. ne bucket.
Respect ALLY. y6,.r ob't. scry't.
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The seceders Convention.

The Seceders Convention.
Charleston. May 3.-The Southern Con-
vention assembled at noon. About forty
delegates were present. Mr. Bayard Of
Delaware. President.
The motion pending was that the Con-
vention express preference for candi-
dates for President and Viee-P President;
n delegate from Texas moved that the
resolution he referred to committee of
one from each State.
The delegates from Alabama and Tex
as said they were prepared to act at once
on the resolution.
Mr. Jackson, of Georgia, withdrew tho
resolution to express preference for
candidates
Mr.. Burrows. OF Arkansas, presented a
resolution for appointinga standing com
mittee of one from each State, TO issue
an address to the Democratic party of
the Union This Convention has in its
possession the ark of the covenant.
The resolution was adopted by seven-
teen States of this Union. and it was n
point around which the country would
rally.
Mr. Meek, of Alabama, moved a sub
-iiiute iliat committee he appointed
merely to prepare an address giving
reasons for the course pursued. He furth-
er said that any Southern State that
shall 60 into the Baltimore Convention,
goes in as an approver of SquatterSover-
eighty doctrines. The resolution adopt
ed at their adjournment invites the
Southern States to fiji up the vacancies
occasiopsd ~ our secession: dsclar!ns
nominating JEFF. Davis and Bayard. but
be yielded TO the wishes of others to
forego the expression of any preference
at this time.
Mr.. Burrows Withdrew his proposition.
Mr.. Jackson, of Georgia, moved that
the convention adjourn sine die.
Mr.. Hill, of Georgia, stated that if the
object was to make this disunion move
ment he end his colleagues were pre-
pared to leave at once. His constituents
would approve Of nothing that would
tend 10 disunion.
Mr.. Yanccy asked who he alluded to
MS tayorng disunion.
Mr.. Hill asked to be excused from an
sweling
4 Mr., lancey demanded an answer, as
he wanted it to go to the country that
there has been no word or deed tending
to the dissolution OF the Union;
: Mr.. Hill admitted that there had been
nothing said or done, but the position we
would be Put in by this action would
,;. US ,, d'1u'i,o,I colioil",lohIour at
Mr., Meek Of Alabama Ind alrors
been a Union man and was so still. if the
Constitutional rights of the South were
'SIe So,o.o, e..,,,.,,;.; ,,
tbcre had bocn onr J;snn;on e sont;uo eas
here. He thought the course proposed.
of disbanding, was singular one. We
are ooout separating without recommend
the Presidency. He therefore moved That
should the Baltimore Convention repu-
date the resolutions nassed here that n
convention be authorized to call a Ma
tlOnals OnNpntlOn,
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Tho socodors' Convention.

Til, body adjourned on Thursday after
adopting resolution providing for the
Gsscmblinso Of u Southern Convention, on
Monday the illh Of June next; also u
resolution providing for the preparation
and publication of an address setting
forth the grounds on which the seeding
delegation have acted
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>'A~s%:
Athens 9ost.
TfEnsi

T~an.tssrs aIftH. r.rsiis b. sl'trrf.
A..sss. .r. usansi g raaI.ia. 90 ehcs Wv
CsflS
uafasr f.IrfH r.f irf.fe liaai' tiaif I'd o.
nsrrraIat sees H.fs ftiI.
srr.,.... ..lfI li.. 90 b. ff. u.0Is Do Of.
,,i~.rf ID .aI-fffs Of UifU I.ns, -'tigiitt,
rflssi. 30 fnl.fllaa'f. .ii ~ eaarsei a. ai'si
fIsal1fufa.
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Monroe coaniy.

Circuit Cutt May Term. viii com
menco at Madi.snyillc, next Monday, the
ll,h. oar friends in that county who are
In arrear., and those who Emy wish to re.
new their subscriptions, will find Us on
hand and agreeable.
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Sunday School Convention.

DAhAFy SNHpSA NSAN ~HNASh'
The sunday School Convention me, u,
Athens, on rhursdny Of last week. There
was a large number o. preachers present.
We learn that much good was done calcu-
lated to promote the objects in view. A
communication on the subject will be
found Ia another part Of OUT paper.
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For Vieo President,
HENRY NJ FULLER,
OF Pennsylvania.



Tho Constitution, Tho Union, and the
Enforcement OF tho Laws,
That road. wcll aud sounds patriotic,
aud would take like FIRE in prairie. But
We believe We will wal, I'LL we hear from
Baltimore bcfo,o placing II at the head Of
nnr nnlnmns
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Georgia.

A Convention Is proposed 10 be held in
Millodfoyllc on the 4,h OF June. to an.
point delegates TO tho Bihmors Demo
cratic Convention on the 18th Of that
month, It will be recollccieI that Geor.
Fia seeded ut Charleston.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

dntu hoatAtlu The Morrsiown
lfonnl lnlclligonccr, says tho people Of
Rye Valley In smJih county. Va, aro
greatly afflicted by what seems To be-
oattigaai inflammation 1T the throat, -,
Ruha Il Williams and five Of hA mmdy
haze died with -6epides humber of
the clilaew of ll,ai valley.
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llnnnialn nm Academy.

Tho Annsal Ensniaaliun q the sied,Ha Of
~, hnnuiion nill cert rnee on Thursday tbs
:lib, Atd rlass On fiiday, tho 2slh u May.
tbs commeHssmeti exercises ui.l be on sAinr'
asy. W sllh los.
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Mouse Creek Halo and Female
ArnhnmY.

Then .ill ts q rullis Examination q the 20.
~, d 81 susf Crosl Arat-my. "a Hday and Sat
urlsy. o., ls.h and 1854 u Nay. The friends
and rauans u ,hss,hsA aui ID. pullis general.
IA sts lnsiiel a. ls pntsHL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11
The II ,epressible Conflict.

The Charl' ron correspondent Of the
Cinc4nati u l.hcreial, in one Of his let
tiers wys;
The Souii makes it a point of honor
that the plat orm shall not he one capa-
lie OF a doul le construction. but shall be
one which cmuot be fairly interpreted to
mean anythi Ir short Of sound Southern
doc'rire,' ii It is. the protection Of slave
property in he territories. ami the une-
quiyocal repdiaton of the Douglas doc
trine OF squa ter. OF popular sovereignty.
The Northern delegates don't care much
about the Ia nor OF the matter. 1t is OF
the most consequence to them, the
Issues OF la and death. Their political
existence dc ends ABSOLUTELY, upon their
ablll y TO e itrue the platform adopted
here 10 meali popular sovereignty" in
othe words. upon such a form of words
IN TIE plato m, q, will allow them 10 de-
clare IN the North that the officially eX-
pressed Dem cratic doctrine j, that the
people Of Il territories may. while in
their territoi al condition. abolish or ex-
dude slsveIf They cannot, dare not
yield the o portun,ty for pressing this
pretext. II re, then, is the 'irrepressi-
bic conflict" "A conflict between endur-
ing forces. Ton may with propriety use
respecting Il lanegaae as strong a. that
Of Mr.. Sewa 4 In his Rochester speech.
The Douglas Democracy, YOU know, only
want the pr text 10 use before the peo-
pie. They ire wiling TO acquiesce in
the decision Of theS'preme Court, know
ing beioreha I'd that the decision would
be against Il EN-. The South stands upon
what they flieye 10 be principle, and
they cannot IN honor, rs they say, allow
the Norther branch of the party TO yield
20 far TO the iboluion pressure, as to take
'ffugc from i under false and frauiu-
'ent pretonsr.
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Tho Democracy.

Tho National Democratic Convention,
recently IN session at Charleston. finding
II impossible TO agree, Journcd on
Thursday last to meet again in Baltimore
on the 18th Of June next
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Inosuso lllou Our irIp 10 Bradley
ihis week dld'n' pay ,cry we'll In one 70.
fgctt SInrs sla Poet. Pour of tho Hmasr
iooh up hi' residence In that county the
chickens hove NJ goo 10 roosilng 20 bigh
ihat innp ol Ordinary holTld cant be.
gin ~ fssoh il,eia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

ha5- A vcry blcldy va Der wan com.
ml'icd In Philadelphia o. sunday even.
hg, A oolored uan rs,Aed James
Whitaker, cnrNa II aiilu discovery Of
bis villas hilhl~ ln,va ga her throat,
and ,hcl, enacavo'cd bNkll bimsolf.,-
The cries Of the ahlldt.s alarmed tho
lawors Ny, and hitsJ ,seycnlod nom
completing hh cal ~, 80 Aough no was
badly cni. yl.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-05-11

Bat,p lsp lorna wo are hnppy In
acknowledging iho rccript u . plato Of
$40 p,col Batter from Tho dairy of our
Kind and ctimablu friend. Mr.. z. a..
Van Dyke Batter yellow and brirh, n.
. maraFold and iIosh and sweet ~ The
early clover blossoms