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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
The Nationai Union

Recent events have occurred CT O cha racter to in
spire friends with csh hope and stimulie them
vigorous and persist Mt effort In the short period
which Las elapsed since the disruption I the Demo
cratic party and the nominate of two antagon st c
Democratic tickets for tie Pr. sdcncy and VicePres
idency, the pr aspects Of the Union ticket been
SO largely G. HANGED TO fu- nish rompt and
Dlete answer to the ssnp chance" argument which
the organs of The Secession wing of the disrupted
Democracy are f;ebly aud ludcrousy urging against
it.
the success B IL and Everett in Tennessee. They
believe mdeei, that, with proper exertions those
gentlemen c,n elected by the people in Novem
Der. In a wort the Committee are fully persuaded
that the friends OF the Union Candidates have the
highesl encouragement to labor re uousiy and un-
ce.sngiy their behalf from this time until the close
OF the canvass. But to achieve success, the great,
the iudisp .ssbe instruments Ivy is the general diI
fusion anoug thu people OF full AUG correct forma
ZION showing tie true nature the issues ipvclv ed
in the presenI contes--the most tai of which the
preservation Of the Union, under the c0niprDmis s
and guar autees of the CoustIuion-and presenting
the considerations which, at tue present alarming
conu cture in ational afirs imperatively de-
ma nd tue success of the ULion candidates.
the COMMITTEE, theref re, earnestly call upon our
friends this aud the adjoining States 70 aid them
bS liberal subscriptions giving an excessive cir.
culatlon to the s.Natonal Union"
EDWARD II. EWING,
NELL s. bkoWN,
ALLEN A. HALL,
JuHN LELLLYETf,
JOHN ii. IA LENDER,
+. ". Nancy,
HORACE ID. HARRISON,
Committee.
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The letter of FERNANDo WOOD, the demo-
CRITIC Mayor of New York, shows that II the
country depends upon either DOUGLAS Oh
RvTcKrSR1DGE, for the defeat of LINCOLN, IL
da,an5s upon a broken reed. Neither OF
them have the strength to do It, NO one LII
his right mind can believe they have. Let
the Union. conservative men OF the country
mite ON BELL, and the thing will be DONE
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T f X nj 5

The National UEon will be published in the form
IF s,iper-royal So, and be culpi.tcd in foTteen
umbers-tIe tirsI TO be Issued the I4ih II July
sac, number contain sixteen paees-making ia the
whole volume oil two hundre.s AMI twenty four pa
yes. II subscription price Ill be- single cDpes 81
cents; ten cpes 81. twenty copies, 81, nifty copies
sI5---pa, able lvarlbly in vance, toe totc
pric, at which tile publication is pat will Lot usufy
the opening vi accounts for subscription Ordsrs
therefore, iur more numbers, NUT be accom-
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Committees and Clubs desrous of subscribing iora
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earliest Practicable G,y. Letters continuing sub
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suggest 10 friends getting subs crptons, 4
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put, the amou necessary ~ pa, lor ten, tweut,
iiity or IA humid ed cop.es II ssTne Natona. Union
ANA, the amount Al obtaining tne sub
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DIE Union and AMERICAN welcomes with IN
dications of pleasure the accession oil any
Wing, American, or Oppositioulst to the
RsEcxINRIpGE-YANCEY democratic faction.
Pm, when one of those who joined the de-
mocracy before the split, chooses to support
the regular nominee. it is swift 10 stigmatize
him as federal Kuow-Nothing, DC. This Is
straw that shows what the recipients OF
the benefits of treason really think OF the
traitors.
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The Union and American, to break the force
of Judge DUNLAPs support Oh Doo'LAo'
saws he went off from his party once alter
Judge WHITE. In his Memphis speech, Judge
ID. referred to this episode in his history, ana
confesses it taught him a lesson-to support
the rsruLqr nominees of the party evermorei
and that he was doing in supporting DoU u
Las. The Judge is not to be caught by seees-
sion chaff.
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DEcIINEs.-HESRY W. MILLER, the eIo-
ouent North Carolina Wing. who went over
some two years since to the Democracy, ana
was recently appointed a Presidential Eiec-
tor in the Raleigh district has become dis
pusted with the feuds of his new associates
and withdrawn from the canvass.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

re- The Atlantic ocean is crossed TINS
wear by the largest and smallest steamer that
ever crossed 1.-THE Great Eastern. from
England to New York, and the Seth Gros-
venor, of only SO tons. from New York to
Liberia. The last named has not yet been
heard from, but is probably safe in Monrovia,
ss the Great Eastern is in New York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

The Buchanan guillotine continues RED
.,,b the HOOD which streams from decaplia-
tod DouGI.As democrats. 1.-THE "oiooo oil tue
MARTYR is the seed of the Church the oehi-
ocratic Church will ere long be altogether oil
abe DoUGLAs hue.
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
stock ReAnceN.

DREPARING soon TO make = change In our business
L arran geRents We desire 10 reduce our present
stock a. much possible. In order 60 do this we
WI o1er our present stook OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices We have on hand . dne
assortment Of silk Berages, Mussins and Travelling
Goods, and 10 fact every thing one could wish for.
Also, White Goods. Emhroideries, Hos cry, Table
Damask, Saeeting, Bieached and Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods Tor and women, Cloths, cassi-
meres, vestiDgs and Underwear far Gentlemen. We
ter on which viii be found all times many desrs-
BILE goods ono four h their value.
npr1S-d NICHOLSON L HUMPHREY.
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So Union street,
Dissolution,

II he firm Ct MANI FIELD, GIiIOCK CO. is tn s
i 10y uissoiyed by mutu.I Consent, H. T 0ILLoCK
having disposed euIIre interest The III m,
l. l.. SiANsFIEID AID u +. Lyons, wnu alone au-
thor. use The of ncu in liquid Ii n
bUsiless Will he CATER be cvnLucie0 der the
liz IN AID style al MASH LID, LYONS & CO., al
Ia -ir OLD stauu So aud o5 Broadway.
signed, I. L. MANSFIELD,
ID p LAIN,
q. L. LYONS.
Nashville, July It'll, 1860.
y retiring from the above firm return my sin
i cere tuanks pubc ter the laIrOnag e be
slowed upon anu sVlIcll continuance oi The sans
to my Su, c. sSurs.
jul,g-im H. T. GILLOCK.
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The New York Tribune and other repuoh-
can papers keep up tremendous cia''ef
ao.iust DoUGLAs and for BRECxINRIDGE, as
the democratic candidate.
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new advertisements.
DIR. HENRY MELVILLE,

D ESPECTFULLY intimates that his stay in Nash
IL Vile cannot be prolonged beyond FRIDAY AT
TERNOoN.
Special treatment Of all affections of the Respra-
tory organs, such as
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Asthma and
Consumption.
City references given
Rooms at the ST. CLOUD HOTEL
july11-5t
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The Sale of Household Furniture.

THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. BENZ. F. StIIFJ DIS
l. co will sell the whole entire stock of House.
hold Furniture, Fine Oil Paintings, &C.. % spruce
street. july1I-1t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

Mr.. EVERETT delivered an Grafton at Bos-
ton on the 4th of July. 1t is magnificent
production.
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Notice,

T,oR rent for the balance of the year, large com
l. Portable third story room, suitable for a Book
binder or Salder's shop Fur particulars apply al
this Office. juiy9-u
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR ALE.

AN now Offering at private sale my family resi-
i dence, adjoining the town OF waverly, in the
county of Humphreys, situated ina ediateiy on me
main stage road from Nashville TO Memphis and
Within half mile OF the Nashs lille and North west
ern Railroad containing about 10 acres of land
" ELI jmproy ed pcat and comfortable dwelling,
house. kitchen and other necessary out houses, a
good well OF never failing water, &C., &c.
Also my farr in Benton county, Immediately on
the stage road and within one mile Of the ". N.
W. Railroad cent lining about 900 100 Of which
is in cultivai on. There Also fonr good Grass
lots well situated as stock water, with never
failing supply both fur stock family ase- The
improv enints consist OF neat and canrodious
= cling house, with Kitchens aad other necessary
out houses Ills place Is well known 70 The travel
ing community as ClAEk's Tavern stand, ave miies
from the Tennessee river ,aud four niles from the
| town OF Camden Benton county Tenn.
Terms liberal. For further particulars apply 70
the subscriber near Wayerly, Humphreys CO. Tenn
| 81 iune14-4w Z. ~. Hteks.
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CAMPAIGN PAPER.
"7he Constitution, the Union and the enforcement O
The LdIcs.'
JJllN BELL AND EDWiRD EVERETT,
II RIO 5 p ECT Us
"THE NATIONAL UNION"

ITO aid in the suppression of sectional strife, the
i. preservation of The Union from impending peril,
aud the restoI alton OF feelings of brULherly knGness
between the North AID tas South, and, means
of accomplishing those high and patriotic aims, t.
promote The election to the Presidency and Vice.
Presidency of JOHN BEL l. and EDWARD EVER
ETr, Ihe Central qecutve Committee 81 the Union
Party OF Tennessee, madc arrangements With
the Proprietors of the Republican Banne, and Duly
Pdtriot tor the publication vi campaign Paper,
q called
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G. r A N D Pr A N o

T HAVE just unpacked, ami have now for inspec
i tioD, thc nnest Grand PidnOforIe re-
Cclveu tie CITY of
cry lover OF .shiag OF instI invited
this Piano Aiss eral square
Pian0forleS Of Steinway 4 Sons Make,
Have just been Gded my stuck. ali If which VII
BE- SOLD At New York Prices, icr ca b OF Negotiable
paper, at
So Union street,
J. A. MCCLURE.
Hs- New Music. in great abundance, being added
uaiIy u my aa eauy laIge slo~k. Jus s-ti
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w aNlCu.

EQUATIONS To TEA Ii FUR TWENTY-FOUR La
- DY 6.iAD ~ Is f tie HuGson tlver In< tIiute.
some teaGh kngiissi. French, Latin, Piano Ausic,
bra III and Pan.I. g-others Ubly part the above
b .ahches his Irsttuton afJrts YAH. ages
for Through education, at very reasonable Rates.
REV. A. FLACk, an, fnucipAl,
Calver~ck Coi. Co., n Y.
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The House of Representatives, at its late
session, succeeded, in defiance of the extrava-
| garce of the Administration and the Senate,
| in reducing the appropriations to support
the Government. thus compelling the prac-
| ticesof economy zg -
In December, the Secretary of the Treasury
| furnished the House with his estimate of the
appropriations necessary for the service of
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1861, amount
ing in the aggregate to S46. a7S 1893 Sc. Es-
Inmates submitted by other departments
Amounted to Sl0,500,G00. The permanent
and indefinite appropriations amount to S.
1852 4s, These three items amount to
WAYS and Means came to investigate the es-
Inmates of the Secretary of the Treasury,
they determined to reduce them, and accor-
dinghy reported bill cutting them down to
SIS .O48. 875 SO. The House, however. pro-
ceeded to economist still further, and re-
duced them to S42.s03.5I5 12-or SO 49,
37s A less than the Secretary called for.
The bill passed the House in this shape. but
the Senate added to the appropriations and
when il returned to the House the aggregate
amount had grown to $40 $50, 1873 rs, up
wards of sir millions and half more than the
House deemed necessary. The House declining
to concur with the Senate. the subject was
referred to a Committee of Conference. who
reduced the Senate's figures to S45, 542, 955
68, saving upwards of four millions on the
Senate's appropriations. The bill as finally
passed, saves upon the total estimates of S64,-
952. 476 OF. upwards of niTe millions and a
half The country owes The House debt of
gratitude for the irmness it displayed. The
following is an exhibit of the appropriations
and estimates as given by MIR. SHERMAN, i'll
the House ON the 10th June:
PERMANENT AND INnEFINITEA AUTHORIZATIONS
Miscellaneous, including expenses OF
collecting revenue rum custouls-- $3.50 ,e6l Il
for mail service -.-.. zoo, 900 90
Aiming and equpping the militia. 200 900 90
Civiiz atom Of Indians. ...-....----.- 1000 90
Interest the pub lie debt.-.-...--- $3.50, oZl "a
Making SIT, 5s2 IS
Genera app. spriation bills. A. 542 ,e55 6S
Private bills aud indefinite approprl1-
tons, (estImated) --.--.--..--.--.. l-oSo,ao5 So
SIS .353 ,O94 OF
Total estimates incl uGing permanent
Ing june so. 1851 s64 s52, 476 Oh
nit. and permaneut, for same year. SIS s5s ,O9i on
Reduction SO ,599 1872 90
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Clerk and Masters Sale of Lot
in Nashville.

Thomas Hoffman, Adm'r William L. Hoffman
and others.
QY virtue of a Decree of the Honorable Circuit
II Court at Nashville, Tenn, pronounced the
above cause at Its May Term, 1861, viii expose to
Public Sale to the highest bidder at the Court house
in the city OF Nashville.
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Kingston. Springs,

rs now open for the ecepsion Of visitors. On and
i AFTER Tuesday the Sd day OF July, Mr.. JEssEE
PARRISH wil run accommodation Omnibus, ie2p ing
Saturday O'Clock A. ~, arriving at the SPRING
70 dinner--faTe two dollaTs-ofice and register 81
Sewanee House. The medical qualities Of these
Springs are well known- For dyspepsia. disea scs Of
they are unsurpassed There are Ave sulphur
springs OF different Qualities besides free stone and
newly disc overed chalybease-
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De Bows Review

The July No. just received. Subscriptions So a
year. Single numbers so cents.
JOHN YORK & CO., Agents,
july11-1 No. IS Union street, Nashville
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rOnn BUSHELS GOOD CLEAN MILIxr SEED.
siUOU by A. JENKINS,
isnsi-a Ne. "a so-sa Harzss ssss>-<
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Gbaufrru SaIfs
GI,aucerH sale.

John Word, Guardian, &C., VS.. Moses L. N. Taylor
ct ais.
IN pursuance of a decree OF the Honorable Chan
i Gerry Court for the county OF Macon, at the Feb
ruary Term $780, thereof win offer Tor sale TO The
CHEST bidder saturday, the 7th day of July next,
upon the premises a credit Of one, IL and three
wears Except the sum of s125) the last note bear
ing one interest, the undivided onethird part
of celebrated Red Boiling Sulphur Springs, iocat-
ed in Macon county, about Il miles OF lafay cite,
containing about ls4 of land portion Of which
ia in high state II cultivation Tire medicinal quail
ites of the waters are not squaed perhaps in any
county being q cerad cure for the Gravel OF Stone
10 the bladder, and almost al the diseases IN which
poor man IS subject To- The improvements are am.
Die 70 ACCOMMODATES some 200 persons at time,
with large store house, and nrs rate location for
the sale of Goods AID Groceries. This Stu day Of
April. 1860. JOHN CLAIBORNE.
aprl4-wtd CLERK and Master.
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On Saturday the 18th day Of August. 1860

valuable Lot of Ground in the City Of Nashville,
being part OF Lot 81, BIlch WhitesiJe's add
iiou TO Nashville, fronting the West side Of spruce
street FORT feet Said Lot is sold for PARTITION
Terms OF SALE--SLid lot Will be sold upon credit
oil SIX Twelve and eighteen montis, interest
from cate, except the sum OF uLe Hundred dollars
cash. DAVID G. LOVE,
Juiy9-td Clerk and Master.
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SDRlMM!oIT'ss2
Ghalgbeate gills

An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author.
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
following complains, VIZ:
DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ENA,
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHEA c0NsTI.
PATTON. NRoFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURvY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA.
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MTTTEKT EEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESs. MIS-
MENsTRUATI0N. WHITES, CHL0R0SIS, ETC.,
PIMPLES on THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, et,.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
full influence.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
comnared with it. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
siekly compilations indicate its necessity in al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (fuor albus, chlorosis. etc.,, its
effects are delig htfuIly renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
OF medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy,
and July restorative effects Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
vita an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow its use.
As grand stomachie and general restorative
il has no superior and no substitute.
Put up In neaS fat metal boxes containing
so pills. price so cents per box: six boxes.
Sc SO. .snc tsozen boxes 81 90. For salr by
Druggists generally. VIII be sent free to
any address receipt of the price. All lets
tsrs, ortIer-, etc, should be addressed to
r. 3. LOCKE &c CO.,
General Agents.
33s BROADWAY, N n.
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N.B-The above IL a facsimile Of tf,a
iab<I each box.
sSdec22-dtriw4wly
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Magazines and Ne spapers.

Magazines and Ne spapeTs.
Harper's Ncw Monthly Magazine for July;
Frank Leslie's Monthly and Gazette of Fashion for
July;
Godey's Ladies Book for July;
Peterson's Magazine for July;
Knick erbocker Monthly Magazine for July;
The London Illustrated News, weekly;
Wilkes spir it Of the Times, weekly;
Porter's Spir ofthe Times, weekly;
WaveiIy Magazine. weekly;
Harper's Journal of Civilization, weekly;
Leslie's Illustrated News, weekly;
New York Ledger, weekly;
New York Mercury New York Weekly;
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
june2o-u No. IS Union STR ct.
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Total estimates, incl uGing permanent
and indefinite, for fiscal } car end
ing June 50. 1851 ....---.....-.--
Total appropriations, including inden-
mite and permanent, for same year
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Upon presenting table making this ex-
hibit, Mr.. SHERMAN addressed the House as
follows
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chiidre 4 and servants half price
= - M. r YEATNkE.
szzs< =. J. KRE1DER,
inneao-am. superin eadsnfs.