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, 1860-05-17

:r5@ 4dams~ttv ,ouu2sr, BY Jact.on7 by-yaa|
bufep, eYea down to the time Of Polk, when |
this new dogma was stattod, thit tho coustitu-
perpetual existence and unHuited .mpire,
Hoping, fellow citizens, thas h Bpir1t Of patsi- +
otism aud harmony wilt guide ua 10 d: fqrtuuate
result IN cur r. de!'berstio9s; am now ready to
to NE. (Grea& Applanse.j
TEMPORARY SECRETARIES.
Mr. THOMAS SPOOSER, ofO.-I moye. mir
that Sir. Frederick Il assareck Of Ohio, Mr. Theo.
dare PomeEoy Of New York. and Mr.. Henry I. !
Dl,w Of St. Louis, be elected to act ~ Tempo
rary Secreta1ie8-
lbs nominations being confirmed by the
unanimous voice Of the Convention, thoae gen
tlemen took the post assigned 4bem-
The CHAIR-I will BOW iatroduea the Rev
Nr. Humphrey, Of this city, who will make
prayer.
PRAYER: -. !
Rv Rev. z MrxrHkx1, oftae FrA Pssshyse14n Church.
Oh Lord our Fahe1 Thou ast keat and krta:tv to te
p1l.e3. We before Th. fhEEe 10 *ersh5p anda.so
to :e,n Thy vL We invoke Thy presence and Thy
A gather beneath fhs soof to-day. wapEase Thee
for what It, aad for what Thru hast dons !os
E.n the ue. hare fallen to u easaat plAe AID us
tavs foed5 heIl1Ee. Thou ha11 strengthened tho hara
~ oa' an pssa ea. -" s,'.. -. .,.s -.
S.e - oa' ee'ae' ~, a* s., ~ - x
.pe *Ae1 taoa a7a not as.41 - W .a' aa4'oa Aa"@
Jaasa We na'e os& .Ao"p Nsta .au s ~ wv 60
aaa=t Thee We Thy rkveneas for ai trans
kFeson AID Thy prot.tton c all Consequences Of sfn
n"pE1s ''s oat common COUNTY,. "ea1 s4 la W.T.
ce"eF as 0" ~ tn& eF'a 10 which We 9so easea 7&1
7sa thaf hon Wiz 1ass u Il aAake ad nd put A~ay
fk.kA H. iii fAk m
.so'e u e'as 3leA va &a 700 'pe 70 ehsraa- "a
IN the fe4. of ca nj in h. la.. .. .aaa.
,.s,es ss from y. .s % % s1 sss, y.
q .s.*..s. = e's,s.e, t.ee ~ hsa.a .; eas.s.
,nt M ,s , III. Cd xss. x.a, s W.
sss @ u: :s :sss Ill r. :s y: ,s
billy 10 .ss.r ftrow en, ara :. know ,us a.s .ey vii
o:edar .ta:a bet re thee VIII ,.u bs,.. us IN Al. that
d. VIII sseu re amid Al tho eopn.e.. Of opinion
.ss s he ..s - II. ss ss md ay .ss .os =,
OF o:ea'ea .os8 waae 80 N ep'noa a..as'e-ne 1t
N, n.s csr..a ts sssss na
-: = e.ss:. my ): ~ ~; s4 .4:,s
SAVIOUR: Amen.
! c,vx,r1vr ox prnu.xrxr opc,x,7.r,,x
ur luDp of ll1iooia- de.1r. To otter . rp,-
,,r1;on, va,ch I Vii read "a stand n nv
! n;1cs more vou sir. thos 4 acommittee. con.
Pteo- -. - -. =. II - - - ~
I ttS&1uT 0I one celekaae lFon sasu otA&6 Aou Let
ritnry rturr xeutea in this Con TeptiQu be elected
| T.. * asl.,at., +hn-.o, ~ .h.ll ..n,~t .E
bJ tue ue!eA%te" atA1] ~ 1A~AA 4eVoes o&AS
I GERS to thus COnTdnu0h f0r permanent 0fKan-
| i14siou .,
| a.t...tt.l .,3 .J.zani
| l19lb'n *nptu1!teu aou AaoP.eu.
M4. judd mora you that thu States ba
| c,1ta1 in their order
Wn,;on anonted.
Tho several States we're then called. and fh8
ron,,n;,faa waa mao. mn q. fn1tnvs.
! >'D~' " 10 ''N' -F -
ns'"~..-..-. .........L .LE4nNAED ANnKEWS.
se'H;",' T =; ..'"'... -. s,ey j re eniy
~. ueaa.exs. .........L1xt r. i:OAias
R,as~ Li.nd, SIMEON q GREE E.
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! r>.~'*'ra~s1...,- ~; rosEE1
| tt,"A.t ''-.' IsMr, jE1Et ia
T:oss;.:, '''' EIlW R11 II MI. rny
, 1860-05-17

Permit me to Introduce to this Convention
gentleman whose name il known to every lover
Of liberty throughout this land-she Hon. David
Niluot, tue man who dsres to do The right, re-
pa,dless of consequences. With such men fnr
Cur leaders, there Is no such word Is fill. IVo-
ciferous cheer1ng.l
, 1860-05-17


ssa wiI.iug that thist matter should lot bo
urged. but If there III none, then let US hare
thss Committee appointed Il will takt shidty-
six hours for the Cou1mltee 10 prep ire tnslre 70
purs, and the COMMITTEE shou b aPpo1nsea
| now 80 they Can hare full opportunity; u
| there is asY question as to the right Of any
| delegates. re will valve It. r
| G1T' BOUTWELL, lot Massacbnsetts) Tho
| frs. thing tor Us is to ha Figat. We are assem-
bed not for delibesation. but Tor orgaa9 Asaoa;
/, Let us organize and then deliberate, ana ansu
| vs have perfect our oryaniz 4tloo, It VI" oe
| dangerous precedent to sat mp here "''h ss'se.
eucs 10 : new party that Is oTxan,zso
| for the government Of this c"uatr1.
through generation to establish Psssso1sas 81
~hicn, when contestants come os;T s;', .,t,,e, on
tLe hoor. We haveume enouta ..e., neue. ,.,n.r
r. m III. oryau,z1sl N Of this convention satues
,h.n IT, An excursion; thankful ~ We are LOT
the hospi.ality Of 1he city, NE bavs grsa.ee a.
ty to perform 70 tnis ;,.;'a soants} a. tho ,.bis
Iii. r carters !esotn1pib ibsat~s % to l.Y on
1ne MT. .uo' ~. ratr,xd, [loud eheer*
ne Ss .aosS ossSwEETsER. (of ,1ask)-I move thst as
-hrn ibis con .eption adjourn T. adjourn 70 hasei
At o'clock this aassnooe, 1 -. d.x,T.h,s th.t
@osSn,t, now somet.me proceed ~lth tho business
sf,hs convention live arc golok tu take ur
~ ~ ~ r;,nn in excursions on the 1As9 do np,
tnow vhea we will have timo FOR busine:s*
| nn Wiling 10 caaQEe 10d t@tlt IL AAJ eu"9 ~"
ta.i u4 thst we can retu:u from the eScurafon II
,,ma for Y rneetiux Of business tl.s eVte'ng.
Mr. BEN. EGGLE5T0E Of Ohso.-l novo 70
amend, By eoakut, the time ten o'c'oe1 70 mos.
row morning. Now, Ar. President | an resy
veil satisfied that the motion just votcd ao"a
in reirreuee to the zssolusiau, WI 1aake tne
C.nyeation one day longer. and we ossgstett ~ -
from Ohio. SONS Of u, are fnan!aK o"' y. -
funds. It will take Gay or t"o 'onSss. S-,. =.
t.k+s n hovr aud huff 10 seat tno as'"sa'ss
and to sea: ou :s,dsrs from t"o 70 1ons 1o1ss 1,.
1i'au, hter1 want it understood to1. ! e4me
6rrs to wo1k ha.kasn not going On she sakT; t noF
~ apr g,l;;ns H 70 amcuc n, molon by making II
,s,s'se etsek jaSES, os S4r Xo:k--If vc bad sp'
. ;a,.i tbe com 1,i.te.. On platform and rssoiu
s;"th ss;.ns thea we could havo with satety aol l'arn
s.sn un,;I to morrow morning; bus we hare vot
81 IA. loun. Va want 70 make permanent
e-,sn.x .;1on in order that the e'mmissse MAJ
: oa appo,nted, 10 that It. may havs saa Esso.a
ton. ready to present 70 rs to-noff0" n''Fn
Ii. JuDD-1s seems to M, aif, Il you under
| take to assemble this Convention g. INV
o's!oak, tho hu.lnesssor which shae eonmass' u
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,'''''s N"' 'Ne,'' Pe'f,' WIN us p'he
wv '''t'.A ''"p'"!'"'h' ~ poler hah"'
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10 afilenl, VII, married .ai, sho vas
'n 'hc point 'i taxing nc ven JcfFcld sad.
~ ~" '''''"uy "Y"gn' 20" oe''ef
wv" ""h -
A hptil old bachelor. speaking Of thc
ladies fashion. sayspeoplc could get out of
church great deal better II there were NOT
i'''e a' ''ueh o"'''e I" 'As ''os'
o. tomb itone IN - churchysmis
; tie following .pilaph. Erected 10 tho
/ memory cf John phillip,, acci.len,allv shot.
az a mark Of affection ly BE brothef."
c.es.l oa1 ~ .sNy ",ssa ,'sn"s s,ss:
f. ,nn',,s1 /, ,hc Nrw ynrt Ijsg.id. mn.
! lerbapisngrassn.t.a,,r.boie,'ia.l ..fsh..r
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. iani 'hetc Is sad TO be over 2,VV0 girls
All our eifl. arc ,ha. enoloyed darios All
!. tAe,r sinele l,ea.
i Nc rAl,PH'h, gov = Isrse oaI sssI lls'
wy , y" ny ' o'l'aSp 70 ~ = ,ns'n over ey ps
uns tue eau, 'a'i '' 1ii'' s unaer 'Aea' ono I"
4. in, house for a mali soe,ets
i ""'e'h- w, huehh'H oi
= 'o'slKaef .l. " inc portrait ~ Harvey sad;
. %. : 'u' man "hp invented me o'rca..
7. 'A''l" e' .'',li uiseoferel hsi sauce, aud
:, NH. -"
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y 81 asly 'p'rah = 80 the pa.s'on
,f Ha esPsiA's one isg u - aIisn(p
p, a 'r'ar' H',Ins's % 'nfans'en
p I ~ q " lo.'f = i,9n shafns
% s,.,v - 7 ''' '-'''' ~a'
n a leath'r' .sSpl1a. 70 sMW gifhev
+ VI tiers ea''i's'r shsi's, said, "Wha, do you
= ~ vsth yoa hafe oalgfown yonreloshcs :
Z; !; W 'hI,s }, ,''ti asac' don you "oh,
tuek.. a-rf1
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. - 'aid an obse.s,ng soa. .How =: {os.
IL snes' my aear Nssssd TIE sssss'ste@
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IN fpon1el the youth.
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g tbs. ii Il. ohi. River lad d remarkably sss ls.s
:, ace; ~, a..
..,,, mgN 20 s, We 'nnoee1ny s ,n1alrsa.
Il. hsaa 70 ~ mon'h
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10 RtgtS pEsRs.--ibelt r. 20 iru.s. -
phich thc lrse qaai s dePenil moro upr,
- p,flect stats 9. rirraasr than the TfssF'
lud perhaps ~ fruit thai growers knos 20
ltlf hos - rpfn or n 20 tin4 81 its
iesi 1lahliea Ga.ihf lhen iat a. s9pn
a. ,is ssea, ~, seFl'a lgVD he spar
80 raising ihs .lgit ~ 20 a AsF,lantsl ppsii
ton. il.en Iay tlUa aaar, ia o dry 70 IA,
packed in LAYERS f lrt1 or SHIRTS nuii
they became m.ilJt. -.0s.s A frri =
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How % Cook 4 llAN.-Nescr plt ham
ht1 kettle Of cold water. and bo equally
relsl mover 10 place one Into hoi,ug W
l,r First, let the water become mkc-wsrtn
alA lhau pos tbe,hnm b. Lrt Il simmer OF
bod ligbtIy ,or iour o, hsr b1uyr five II
5,itor ,han flur-th,a take 10 cut, AND
s,a,c tht t,nI oii. l.ui psmu i,.d sugar
.n,u tAe galie sa.ilcc of tie IAN 90 long
q u can hc na,.,' 10 raseivc b Place sae
i4m in bskiag q y viih l9lilc Of cham.
payne or prime cideE rasss o-caio sly
s.,a Toe JUICE. md l.t ii bsse On hour IN O
slla hat Asl.s ( ,m a nicely cafci
ham thus e19sed i c1pta 70 nnnBsl' the
rih % iepth,--Syrt offls Hai.
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CAnFnoE Posi sOk.--IIslf possdol fsseh
lard tia, yoa fase undsred ont yourself
or still better, Il you can procure il. roose-
grease peaud of'ysry niSlref saet. 0
oances Of French camphor r--weIs al ,oscth.
er os,rs siss Iise.. 81 ass, pni when cold
nsA y ,sble-spssubolls n 9ariss " fafs-
hoA. ,ksesiIsns fer . sFsas. ID isasris$ $r
in the bvsssi ! s;f - 9
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CoHS Mai MtfF Fsa.--gsali yogs neal
ailos aliIIAg. ih.u \. sl,h cod uat 10 .
pint ID Iasal adj ~, ,cs-sp0o1fs. u gootI
r., salt % iha tasil. iaAe'tuo eyes. bsa,
tie yOlk ssll, add TO ias eOsn nssI sheu
cool, star 81. sp vii. butter year Iauili IN
ring. and il,s bottom of your sripplng - n.
hs,c tils pan quite h0t, AID as The lss,thius
t'c uhiteDf the egg, buaiaa TO a fro.a. III,
butter shonld be little ibickog Than foi
pancakes. Bake quick
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JOB N8i.N
q, ..,,,a.,rx,oS., from lars. Hand Bllla %
raus, c,tl., done with Seasne,s ,ni ui,paieh,
End On reasonable terms.
.ECssrs on DELivERs' '-.9
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TyfrlrtiS so llorsaaIvAs- Tie ig.
tta, lGrs p.-paist furui hes dee f9ll9s
mgwlaa'lg information 8 h0fw.,,. IL
E. wn,h 4 trial.
Pho nayn ptfLeo \ ieacmi -s inli.
siiat lccsrr f'- 10 public soai. 'as.
pilsoixr1 .asy spuull,i abor ia, kto'i.
en- closets. r7utr.cf, s.uks dr sef', &C.,
t.a,u ,l. g1u Z ~ ai.w tss a.mWt r -
pl.fr.g cfts.Wnaics tsasbfa, viii wAie'
o. ..s p,ft ..t.e m fIs c.y j. IA. ~
l'ni.ha masi osdsfrrfa.s. it 81 porf "
iarmle IN eesr d .h9lll come IN contact
vith food. Qasn'iiy ffem 20 : l.guui
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A Drif-tfrF DfsB er er'.cr-s wi.
te- ,ayr the quiuers caoked IN iiie fai.sw.
ing fnsnnsr have lclicisrs favor. Take
far. ripe onss. Lake them rather quicker
er than apple, cnt them open and remoYe
the ceres. which viii almost slrsp out. liz,
a nut from the shell, II tlc frui, Il prop
slly cockci srrrtIs ~ White sagar and
est them before tlisy are qni,c cooled, al
ling milk of cream
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

wy . ss1l1 als'., Bfs.assii
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

~ ~ isnl sf,a riste seIsa'ii
'dssnpOz. .he- stargt >. - s~~A
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

"gcdad, |, was hard struggle, sir" said
sail he. But I've been talking to Mary,
and shc ssys, ns il s for the cLili's good
maybe the heavens above will give US strength
to tear IT,"
VERY well, and Which u them ]. il q
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

Thcpampsin' grow 50 large oat sc,l IlAt
they are obliged TO iun them over BY psi-
ting the oads of riils under them. Ono ~
them srogpcl out forms a very good meet.
ing house for a snail society.
a cper0nc. directing the attention of .
foreigner 70 the portrait II Harvey said:
This i tie man nho invented ,hs sirca.
la''la e illol. diseoscrcl Sch saicc, aud
s.ae a bslA Il ael;siiona among lLs
,g,utt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Great Auction Sale
OF
MACHINERY, LUMBER. &C.,
at the Furniture Mandatory Of
CAIN * CORSEE4gGS,

Corner OF Jefferson Cherry sts. Nashville, Tenn.
ON Wednesday 1.-THE 18th November, 1se0, we will
W sell at Public Auction all the Machinery, lumber,
&c, Of the Furniture Factory known the Phoenix
Furniture Factory consisting of fine lot of seasoned
Walnut, Poplar Cherry, Oak and Gum Scantng, Plank
i Moore;S Manufacture, with cold and hot water
Pumps, all complete and in good order; also one u
inch Cylinder Planning Machine with Iron Frame of
Norwich manufacture: one small do to plane top
or bottom, with Bedpost attachment; Power Nor
tce Machine with iron frame; of Fay's Tenoning
Machine with Saw and Boring attachment; Boring
Machine; one Doweling Machine; one Stat Machine for
Cutting out Bed Stats; Slotng Machine for letting
in Bed Fastners; large Cut of Saw; (swingingl /;
small cut OF do; one Large Circular Rip Saw
small do. one modern make Gig Saw with Saws;
six good Turning Lathes IN good order; one new up
right Shaping Machines so feet of Skating, Belts and
Pullies.
We will also, at the same time and place. sell the
BUILDINGS being one substantial, strong Frame
story House. 90 by 80 feet with shed attached. One
Frame House so feet by 20, with she'd One Frame do
20 by Is with She'd one Brick House. story so by
25 shed 60 by 20: Office Il by L. together with
the uneXpred lease of Cain Cornelius of the Lot of
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under SIS, cash; over SIS and under $780,
MONTHS 500 and under $3.50, 6 months; ali
months. Notes well endorsed, payable in of the
city Banks with interest from day of sale Sale posi-
tive and without reserve. No postponement on &C
count of weather. 7. W BARNES.
Auctioneer-
This sale viii aoad rare opportunity 10 those wish
ing to buy machinery, seasoned Lumber Tools, or
anything Of the kind or TO any party wishing pur
chase the whole Establishment, il is first paying
business and has good substantial trade established
through Tennessee, Alabama, and parts of Kentucky
and Georgia. Omnibuses will leave the store on Cherry
plenty Of good water and something to mix with it
noYo-td CAIN < CORNFIJUS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

over whom he mad command. In 1852 this
numbered already 10000 men.
The papers of this evening contain the
news OF the adjournment of the Warsaw meet
ing, and various speenlations on the chances
OF war or peace, generally leaning to the side
OF peace at present. / still, as / have from
the time of the invasion of Naples. believe in
war by the aggression of Austria, and this
Tor the reason that young. hot-headed and
irresponsible man like Franz Joseph doesn't
IKE TO make so much preparation for action,
and then sit down and keep still. and if be
doe.n ~ strike quick be will lose his ally the
ex-king, who will part from bis army soon.
Ii. as opine, Turr's Division is intended for
the coast above Gaeta, and he succeeds. he
VIII cut OIL the retreat of the eX-royal troops
ana they will make part of the Piedmontese
lorces--anolher bad thing for Austria. The
Times by the way, calls on the King to hurry
| up bis taking of Gaeta. Has the Times
fought so many battles on paper that il be-
ileves an army can be put in position hy the
Will OF its commander, and that he has only
to say "open sesame" before the gates of q
walled town with thirty to forty thousand
men in it. Nothing can be more ridiculous
or absurd. The shaking of Garibaldian red
shirt over Gaeta isn't going to frighten the
ex-klng out of his pretensions, or his army
out OF their entertainments / believe that
Austria is pledged to come to Gaeta,s assis-
tance-f be will keep his faith with KINGS
better than with people, we shall see: but
H. alter the time for the news from Warsaw
to get to Gaeta, Gaeta holds outlook for
speedy war. IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

pirate remedies for redress have been tried!
and that all have failed? If Shat is your
position, will you have the kindness to state
to me the cause, and tell me the remedies you
have tried? True, LINCOLN is elected. But
he can make no appointment of consequence
without the consent of the Senate, and the
Senate is against him. He can do nothing
with the territories without the aid of both
Houses of Congress, and both Houses are
against him. He has said and says now he
will enforce the fugitive slave law. II he
does, he will do the South signal service.
10 which his imriie diate predecessor has fail
ed, and still further and invaluable service
by disrupting the BLACK Republican party.
At all eyents--for am neither his apologist
nor his defender, but perfectly willing to do
him justice. whether that justice shall exalt
him in the hearts Of the American people, or
on the gallows-he was elected by minority,
and majority of the people are against him.
Will he outrage the majority? Will he dare
violate either the constitution or the laws?
Ifeither, will join you to punish hin to the
extent of law. In that case the South will
be of one mind.
must conclude this letter, already much
longer than / desired. But the danger which
surrounds us is imminent. That danger has
been brought about by the vicious course
which has been pursued by the politicians of
the country for several years past. North
ern and Southern demagogues have formed
themselves into Mutual Aid Society" for
the help of each other. They have-buiit up
each other to advance the interests of indi-
viduals at the expense of the country. That
is the secret of our troubles. We have to
deal with the Southern miscreants; let the
North deal with her fanatics and traitors
The LEADERS accepted by majority of the
people of your State, and the other Cotton
States,' are for disuniOD. They have borne
sway until we are environed with troubles
and difficulties all around. Can their scep-
ire now be broken? If it can, all will be
well; if not, the Union is gone irretrieyably.
have nothing to say of politics, except to
hold the guilty to a just account. The peO-
pie must now rise above all former parties,
and party predictions. They have minis
tered to politicians until they have reached
the verge of the precipice. They must now
look out for themselves. You and l are Of
them--neither of us, nor one of our ances-
tors from the Revolution of '76, ever held
public political station, or sought political
office of any sort. Let us stand in this fear
ful hour, shoulder to shoulder, by our coun-
try and true to our lineage
Most truly, IP. J.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
The state ofEurone.

The letter on The affairs of France and TIA
y.the Warsaw Conference, and the policy of
NAPOLEON, francis JOSEPH aud vIcroR
EMANUEL, which we reproduce below, from
the New York Fost, gives more precise
statement of European affairs, and clearer
insight into them, than we have found in anv
of the recent voluminous communication
from Europe, pnrporting to explain the DRIFT
of diplomacy. We advise all who would be
well informed as TO the state of Eur, pc, 10
read the letter.