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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14
The District Convent1en.-Our C4ndI-
date for Elecfor.


1t was our pleasure to attend the Wing
District Convention which assembled in MUIR
freesboro on Saturdayilast,t the proceedings of
which appear in our columns this morning.
! The Convention was highly creditable to the
party and the cause of Bell and Everett in
this Fifth District. It comprised many OF
the best men in the District. and was per-
vaded by spirit of earnest devotion to the
great work and cheerful expectation of a
glorious canvass in Tennessee.
Mr.. Ed. 1. Golliday, whom the Convention
selected as the standard bearer of the party
during the ensuing canvass, is gentleman
OF fine attainments, forcible and polished
speaker, and able to reflect honor upon the
cause in which he will be enlisted.
We bespeak for him brilliant canvass
We know that his heart will be thoroughly
engaged in the good work, while his rare
powers as debater, and his chivalrous bear
ing as a gentleman will enable him to bear
of the laurel from many an earnest conflict.
-GailatiH Courier.
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MAJ. G.. A. HENRY.-Since the adjournment
of the Baltimore Convention, Maj. HENRY
has been visiting, accompanied by his family,
q portion IF the eastern and northern States.
He has made speeches at Philadelphia, New
Haven Boston, Lowell and New York, making
a fine impression in every instance. These
speeches have been reported in the newspapers
and reflect the highest credit upon him. The
good seed he has sown cannot fail to produce
an abundant harvest. Tennessee could not
have been better represented abroad for she
has not among her orators one whose grace.
and dignity, aud elo9uenee are more eapti-
yseng,
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 MILES FROM STA SYILLE DEPOT
Montgomery County, Va.

FTNHE PROPRIET0RS having purchased this Wa
i TERING PLACE in October last have thorou gh-
~ repaired and furnished Il with entirely
nture OF the best class and will open it for the
cepton of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
Having increased accommodations, and ma lie lib
eral arrangements for the comfort of their guests
they hatter themselves that but few Of any) Water
ing Places will Afford the attractions this.
II is situated IN the county of Montgomery, 3 "a
miles from STA VISIBLE DEPOT IVA. and Tenn.
K r. on the banks the Roanoke river, and is sur
rounded by some OF the most beautiful and attraG-
tive scenery TO be found among the Mountains of
Virginia The Water has acquired such 4 reputation
in the last few years that il is unnecessary to say
any thing in COMMUNICATION of it. 1t is ccnsid-
cred specific for tue worst forms of Dyspepsia and
remedy all Cutancous Diseases disordered con
dtions of the Stomach, Bowels and Liver and Tor
pros!raton OF the nervous system. We might ap-
pend number of certificates IRON Physicians and
others acquainted with its merits and to these might
be added ad tnfnitam
Passengers will be met at Sliawsville by Four
Horse OinUibusses, to convey them oyer 4 road
to the Springs Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
ia gton, Ric hmond aud Petersburg III the morning
arrive at the Springs the saline day those fro TIE
South will hnd the sauie yeyance the arrival
of each train.
junel4-i1m BOOTH, CoLH0UN co.
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The Corn Crops.

While passing through the counties o
Sumner, Davidson and Rutherford severa
days since, we were careful to note the ap
pearauce of the corn fields which came with
in our observation, and we are prepared &c
assert that we have no recollection of evel
seeing n more fattering prospect for an
abundant corn crop than We looked upon in
the above named counties. Everywhere the
corn appeared well grown, vigorous, full OF
life. Our farmers may congratulate them
selves upon the glowing promises of an
abundant reward for their labor this sum-
'smer.--Galiasis Cor, IL.
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He'll i'm East Tsnnessee-.1l ore Demo
cratic Dissension.

We extract as follows from business let
ter received at this Office from East Tenncs-
see: "The Bell. fever has become contagious
in this portion of East Tennessee, aud has so
Frustrated the Democracy here that divers of
them, to my certain knowledge, swear they
preferBELL TO DoUGLAs. The delegate, JoHx
ID. RILEY, from this (lst) Congressional Dis
trict to the late Charleston Convention, and
present delegate to the approaching Balti-
more Convention, publicly announces that lie
,riH nat support Douglas, ia cut Of Tie O6npes-
tiaa-and says that he would as soon support
SEWARD or LIScoLs.u
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RAILROAD JUBHEE kP UNION CITY.-We
learn that the citizens of Union City are ma
king ample arrangements to entertain the
citizens of Hickman, Trenton and all other
stations on the line, on the 21st Of June.
The cars will leave Hickman Oh Thursday
morning, June 2Ist, for Union city, carrying
the excursionists for as cents. Aud from and
after that date, the regular passenger trains
will leave each morning for Union City, and
return in the evening.--Hckman Courier.
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LET THE D-D UNION SIIDE.-The Knox
vile Bzig says 3 number oi the delegates to
the Richmond Convention passed through
that place; and though in different trains.
remarkable iuaqnintiiy of sentiment and feel
ing pervaded their minds Their motto was
as general thing III the id Ui,ioi, slie,' :
This is the spirit which animated them at
Richmond. too, but the leaders protested that
they loved tn: Union! Oh. hypocrisy
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Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT

DY virtue of mortgage deed, executed By Jaties
ID Sloan to the Nashville Building Association,
which deed is of record in the office of the Register
Davidson county, Tenn, book No. 20, page l6T,
she proceed 10 sell for cash ON THE 18TH DAY
OF JUNE 1s60 the property described in said deed,
and bounded follows: lying in the county Of la
wilson, Tennessee; near the West boundary OF the
city OF Nashville, and besiBn ing at the Northwest
corner of Rev J. B. Eerguson's lot the South side
of Payne street, running thence westwardiy along
Payne street lis feet TO the OF alley, lhe
first eastwardly OF said Sloans residence, thence
right angles soulhwarly l0I = feet to the back line
of the lot, thence cas- twardy with the back line Of
said Is feet said Ferguson lot thence north
wardly with the line OF Fergnsens lot i0l feet to
the beginning on which are situated three double
frame buildings, being part Of lot conveyed James
Sloan by orve Ewing, by deed registered ia the Of
fee OF the Register Of Davidson county, IN book No.
Is, page 10S-
The litIn To the above described property is be-
lieyed bs good with right Of redemption waived,
but will convey such title is vested in by the
deed the Nashville Building Association sale at
the Court house door and within the usual hours.
CHARLES A FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1S60-td Treasurer.
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anfiiOa Sales.
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOT.

FOY virtue Of 4 mortgage deed executed TO the
I'D Nashville Building ASSOCIATION, by ). C. Marlin,
and OF record Office Of the Register or Davidson
county, Tenn, in book No. 20 page 81 shall pro-
coed TO sell for cash ON TUE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
1850 the property described in said deed, viz be
ing part Of lot No 1885, ia The city of Nashville trout
ing on Spruce street and running back half the depth
of said lot, and bounded follows: beginning at the
Northeast of TreppIrd's part Of said lot
said street, being feet IRON the corner OF said lot
No 156, running thence along Spruce street 10 feet,
and running back 90 feet, being the same lot convey
ed 10 : c. Marlin by Henry ODDS and Elizabeth Odds
by deed registered in Davidson county. in book No
IL page 2S5 The title 10 the above described prop
ort is believed be good. with rght OF redemption
waived but will only convey such title IS vested
in me by the deed to the Nashville Building Associa-
ton. Sale at the COurt-honse door and within the
usual hours CHARLES n FULLER,
Nashville, June @, 1S60-td Treasurer
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na-rhe Clerclnnd Rnnner ldemocratic

Ns-fhe Cleveland Banner (democratic)
thus refers 10 the appointment of CHURCH
WE'LL as Minister TO Central America:
The President has appointed the Hon.
VIM. NJ. Churchwell, of this State, Minister TO
Guatemala and Honduras. We think very
well OF old Buck, but this is one of his nomi-
nations we not approve of, and we hope the
Senate will reject it. Mr.. Churchweil has
long since forfeited all respect doe a gen.
tlemun who aspires to the confidence of an
administration. If the appointment is con-
lirmed il Viii be a sore thorn to the demo-
ocratic party in East Tennessee" -
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Valuable Real Els tate
FOR me-

Il deEce, adjoining the town of WaVerly, in the
county Of Hum fhreys, situated mme dately on the
main stage road from Nashville 10 Memphis and
Within half mile of the Nasty lille and North est
ern Railroad, con tanning about Is of land ,
We'll improved A neat and comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen anu other necessary cot houses. a
4eod well Oh neyer-idiling water. &c, &c.
Also, my farT in Benton county, Immediately on
the stage road, and within mile the N. X n
W railroad ntrining about go acres, 100 Of watch
Is III cultivation There fur good Grass
LOIS, well situated as to stock water, with never
alIng supply both Tor stock family use. The
mproT emeDtE consist OF a neat and cOninodous
DS cling house, with Kitchens aad other necessary
out-houses THIS place Well known u he travel
ns community Clark'S Tavern Stand tive miles
from tie TenneSsse river and four ul es from the
town ot Camden Eenton county, Tenn.
Terms liberal. For further particulars Apply TO
the subscriber near WayerIy, Humphreys co. Tenn.
junt14-iw G. W. RigES.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

HEAVY WINNINGs.-The owner of Thor.
manly, the winning horse of Derby, cleared
nearly 100000 by the race. His winnings
in bets were over 10000. The stakes were
worth 1000. Mr.. Ten Brock, the owner OF
Umpire, won 100000. Heenan was present
at the race, staked So, 500 on Umpire and
lost. lie was intensely Disguised.
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Nashville Building association.
SALE OF LOTS.

DY virtue OF mortgage deed made TO the Nash.
= willie BaildBg Association by -Arcleia8s law
renee, which deed is of record IN the Office OF The
Register Of Davidson county, Tennessee, book Ne
20, page S02, shall, On Tbs 18Th DAY OF JUNE,
1860, proceed 10 sell for cash, the property described
sid deed, which is bounded follows part OF lot
No. 1885, IN the city OF Nashville beginning point
on the West side Spruce street 81 feet southwark
~ from Gsy street, running thence sOrth~ardly d
eet % the northwest corner of lot conveyed to A.
X Z. Lawrence by John Campbell, thence at rig Int
giles parallel with Gay street 80 feet inches,
stake thence "a right angles and parallel with Spruce
Get u ieet to pOat 81 eet from Gay st. thence
right angles and parallel with the second line 90
feet 10 the beginning. Also other lot adjoining
The above, running back about 30 feet, being the
same lot and premises conveyed 10 A Lawrence and
e Z. H. Martin By John Campbell, by decd register
ed in Regst RS Office OF Davidson county, book No.
&C. pages Sc and 81, being The conveyed by r.
Lawrence and c. F. H. Martin 10 said A Lawrence,
by deed registered in Office in book No 20, pa
ges I0i and leg
The title 10 the above described property is be-
LEVIED be good, with right OF redemption waived,
but will oaiy convey such title ~ yesteG IN
By the deed referred above, Sale At the Court
house door within the usual hours.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville, June 6, 1s6o-td Treasurer.
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TENNESSEE ar RICHNOSD.-It appears that
two delegates from Tennessee turned up at
the Richmond Convention. We presume they
proposed to represent the Knoxville and
Memphis districts; or, perhaps, the Register
and Arolancse.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

ES- The National Medical Convention
was in session in New Haven, Connecticut
last week. The members were most bospi;a.
bly, received and entertained-there were
Examinations, festivals, &c.
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m- A democratic paper published

g- A democratic paper published in
Fayetteville, n. c., says OF the BELL and
EVERETT ticket:
Give us the Philadelphia Platform of the
Black Republican party thousand fold,
with Seward for President and Wendell Phil.
lips or Lloyd Garrison for Vice President,
before you give US such a ticket.
That's honest. We like to see a man
openly choose that which best suits him.
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s-The Washington correspondent of the
n. Y. Herdld says soms. of the enemies oil
DOUGLAS are trying to- use Poor PIERCE as a
decoy TO toll os some of the northern votes
from DOUGLAS at Baltimore. No use.
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Flora Temple beaten.

despatch from Now York, dated the
l2th, says:
In the trot to-day between Flora Temple
and Patchen. two mile heats, the latter was
the winner in two straight heats. Time,
1885, and 1914. The first mile in the first
heat was made in 2:271.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

EG Yesterday morning we had one of the
finest rains of the season. From the present
prospect of the crop, we should not be sur
prised TO hear of corn selling in this county
next year at 81 per bbl.-Lebaaen Herald.
June l34 = - :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14

Es-LiNcoI4S's chief merits and qualifca-
items for the Presidency, so far disclosed by
his friends, are that he at one time was en-
gagged in mailing rails on the frontier, and
at another IN keeping backwood's grog-
shop. f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-14
LAND FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Rraadxvov Navy York

hHosoOaye NC" AOAAs
yTTHES completed six years ago the ST Nicholas
w was universally pronounced the most masnih
cent, convenient and thoroughly organized esta5-
iisflment of the kind this continent What II Was
then it remains so-day-wifhout rival IN SIZE IN
sumptuousness and IN the general elements az
fort and enjoyment. The Hotel has accommodations
for 1000 guests, Including 100 complete suites Of
apartments for families. Six hundred persons can
be comfortably seated a. the tables OF It's three pub
lie dining rooms. and nothing that modern art has
devised for the convenience and social grat1eaticn
OF the travelling public has been omitted plan
or is neglected in It's practical details. The early rep
utaxion OF the house al home and abroad, derived
from its magnitude, rs 81 perb appoir tmeuts aad its
home IKE comforts AID Ia xErles has been enhanced
every year BY The nnwcsied exertons Of the propr.
tors. JfE4pN1L, Hai1CoNb 90.
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SheriTs Sale.

I0Y virtue of a venditiOn exponas, 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tenn, AZ lis May Term, 1860,
will expose TO public sale, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, ut the Court house Yard. the City Of
Nashville, Saturday, the 30th day OF June
1850. all the right, tile, claim, interest aud estate
which 3. ii. Smith then had, may have since
acquired in and to the following described property
to-wit One Negro Boy, sam, aged eleven years,
black and likely; and also lot OF Lumber (yenw
pine) for flooring also. small lot Of white pine pan
mel plank and Also about 200 feet OF II II feet
Scantling, being levied the property OF r Nj
Smith SATISFY Judgment rendered in favor OF
John Thomson. !. NJ. HAWKINS,
jGnes-tds Special Deputy Sheriff.
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HICKS CHINA HALL.

HICKS CHINA HALL.
Rich French China DINNER Setts-a large
assortment of new styles, some rery .fae,
At HICKS China Hall.
ERich French China Tea Sets, of almost
every style and size.
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Chamber and Toilet
Sets,
Al HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Desert Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Tete a Tete Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Bureau Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich French China Mantle Sets,
AT HICKS China Hall.
Eicfi Crystol Cut Sets,
At HICKS China Hall.
Rich Water Sets, French and Bohemian,
At HICKS China Hall
The Best Silver Plated Sets, 6 peiees,
AT HICKS China Hall.
Best Britamon Sets, peices,
At HICKS China Hall.
Best Silver Plated aud Rich Japan Tea
Trays in Sets,
At HICKS China Hail.
Rich Bohemian Glass, in great variety, style
and color,
At HICKS' China Hail.
Bronze Figures, some full life size,
At HICKS China Hall.
Panin and BISCUITS Figures, handsome
variety,
At HICKS China HALL
Iceburgs, Ice Water Pitchers, Water Cool
ers, Shower Baths, Sponge Baths. Plunge
Baths, City Baths. Vases and Mantle Orna-
mems, IN great variety ana slyie,
AT HICKS China Hall.
Coal Oil Lamps. large assortment of the
best and largest, finest and cheapest,
At HICKS China Hall.
The best and finest Table CUTLERY aud Sill
yer Plated Ware generally, and in large va
riety,
| At HICKS China Hall.
/ Common and fine Queensware, Glass and
| China, at Wholesale and retail, cheap
At HICKS China Hall.
House Furnishing Articles. In this lins
/ A. H. Hicks Co. keep almost everything.
At HICKS China Hall.
Old Stand, &C New House; Center Block o
New Building, North side PabIc Square
A. II. HICKS s. co.
iunes-dsHlm
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| NUMBER OF ENGINES USED By. TWELVE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
| The following table, compiled with con-
| siderable care from the latest returns, shows
| the number of engines in use by twelve of
| the prominent roads of the country:
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mollowa,,s piIlslsickn.

AAoo""3's Eins.-olckhes5 eAilngulshes
the desire Tor enjoyment. But the means Of
~ are within the reach of all. Let the sick avail
themselves OF Hollowsy's matchess remedies and
shake off those maladies which bro ok down their
strength, spirits and Constitution, and tain new
lease of life and health. Sold everywhere.
iune13-1w
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Freight schedule from LouIsvilIe,

The new freight schedule over The Jeffer-
sonville Railroad and its connecting lines
East, from Louisville, Is as follows. The
rates are from warehouse
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Total by Twelve Roads

BY the new schedule on the Ohio and Mis-
! sissippi Railroad, the following will be the
| unexampled time between St. Louis and the
points named:
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in truth. nnf:r:
IA doubt, liberty;

IN all Things, Charity
7 At the conclusion of the Doctors address
4 vote of thauks was rendered him for his
able and and eloquent lectuTe, and 4 report
oil the proceedings Of the Association order
ell To bc published in two Of the medical
JOURNALS.
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For Rent or Lease.

T WILL rent or lease my place near the xorfrees-
ooro IKE two miles from the city forfbe present
year, or with the privilege OF i've years There q
convenient Brick Dwelling with Eichen and acod
Stables, and . splendid well OF excellent wafez.
raising al kinds VI marketing,
weSz-u LOUIS LEWIS.
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SberIG's Sales.
SileriG7s Sale.

DY virtue Of attachment me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county. Tennessee, at It's Nay term,
1s60, will expose TO public sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Upper Wharf, IN the
City of Nashville, TUESDAY, the 18th DAY Il
JUNE, 1860, all the right title claim interest and
estate, which VIM. Msynard then had, may have
SINCE acquired in and TO the following described
property, viz: about 1000 feet of Jost, SEQ feet
of Scantling, So bales 500 Shingles about $50
feet of inch plank, all yellow Poplar timber, lev
led on the property OF wm. Maynard, satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor Of NJ. Husky against WRi
Maynard. J. NJ HAWKINS
juneS-td Special Deputy Sheriff.
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Tyree Spr Kngs

WILL be open by the 10th June for The seas
w on. Terns--per month As 90.
e. week
:. g day 90.
Stages will connect with the Springfield train Of
msysO-2an T. 6. S. RUsswUR
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29
TIE STICKING PLACE. "A po0ti

TIE STICKING PLACE. "A pooiica
editor. speaking of The ttnacljy witt
which an adversary chngs to his opin'
ions, says that lie reminds him OF 4
certain good old lady in BrijgewaIer
who in holding religious contro'
yersy with neighbor who was moi
Of tie same filth, either becaus'
she had the wrong s'de.or e!ss was no'
so well skilled in argume mis- as hri
ncighbor, was obliged 10 concedt
one point after another, until at last
there was nothing left but the qles-
ton of total deprayity. There,
said she, wrought up to fever beat,
"y YOU may talk to me until dooms'lay,
and I'll never give up my depravit,
I'll cling to that just as long as J
live"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-29

at the breaking Of the grount
for the commencement of the Ly nch
and Tennessee Railroad. at J., nch
burg, clergy man solemnly AM
slowly read manuscript prayer, 81
the conclusion Of which an old negro
man, who had been resting witt
Qua foot on his spade, and bis ann.
on the handle, looking intently in the
chaplain 8 faee. Strengthened himself
up and remarked very andibly:-
" Wen, / reckon OATS the fust tim"
de Lords eber} been writ to on d.
subject of railroads"