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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

% ,ch as a mau woul.I who intends to have
thing fix.d up by next i"H- >
WE VISIT FI-oHAL HALL
: hragI, The courtesy al ill.,, cfetAry oil
the Socis ty. ROBERT " SCOTT Esq OF Frank
fort. we were admitted 10 Floral Hall under
a suspen.i.,n Of the rule. Mall. hasty sur
rev o. the thoasaal aa.i Hne fancy articl
which constitute thc Il d;.>' Department.
Very handsome display. Many of the ar
ticIcs quite b. auiiiui--aimo-t "a much 50 "a
the fair bands that fashioned t'lem.
-'MIscELLANEuU-.
Not great DIAL Of stack in The ring. The
general impression was, that up to that time
the Fair was rather a failure--IOt equal to
the county fairs held at the same place.
Noticed that about half the ladies on the
ground. both old and young, wore these MN
bonnets, or scoops such as the little girls
of Nashville hide their sweet little faces in
when they 90 to school. Convenient, but
not extravagant Happy parents aud bus
bands, thus to he blessed with daughters and
wives who so cbeerfuIly illustrate the pro-
verb that tcoaomy is wealth.
Met Mr. BARRE, of the Bowling Green Ga
CITE, on the grounds. Was very kind and
attentive. Was publishing daily paper du-
ring the Fair, and was making an interesting
sheet, as he always does. Trust it paid him
handsomely.
Took the cars on the GAINESVILLE Branch
Road in the afternoon, aud went down Fifteen
miles TO South Union, the pretty village OF
the Shakers, where we remained until Satur-
day morning, the guest of our excellent
friend, Mr.. JACKSON H. MCGOWAN. an influen-
tial member of the Society, whose hospitality
aud kindly attentions, and the kindness OF
many others there. we shall not soon forget.
rendering our thanks 10 Mr.. JAMES GEDDEs,
the General Agent of the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad, at Bowlin Green. and to Mr..
Lowe, the Conductor on the Branch Road
for their motherly kindness to a couple OF
lone strangers in strange land, we return
home
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

The 1HEATRE.-The second week Of the
season was concluded on Saturday night,
with the third representation of TEMPLErON's
adaptation of 4 Tale of TtOO Cities. We have
refrained from noticing the drama previously,
hoping to find space and opportunity to no
tice it more at length. Though in the drama
much that is beautiful in the story is lost
characters being in some measure sacrificed
for the sake of brevity-still the drama re-
fleets credit on the author. Under his own
care it has been well put on the stage, aud
plays welI--perhaps too slow for such busy
piece. The characters are well cast. Mr..
STETsoN makes all that can be made out OF
Sydney Carton" character that is almost
entirely lost. TEMPLEToN plays the part OF
the Doctor with much taste. He is an actor
of ability, with one defect--a bad voice
Mrs. BREsLAw and Mrs. STETsoN sing too
much. With the latter lady we think this is
carelessness. We remember her years ago
when she used the same siEg-soHg style of elo-
cution. She should attempt to cure herself
of the habit of dwelling on final syiables,
and indulging in rising infections at the
end of every period. Mr.. WHEELoCK has not
caught the spirit of ''Defarge," but plays the
part in good style. Mr.. EVERETT has part
which is not that of the story, but of which
he makes all that can be made. Mr.. PARDY
improves on acquaintance. He is young
actor of much ability.
Tonight We are TO have the Sn Degrees OF
Criime-a good drama of the exciting French
school, and one that will repay witnessing.
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st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2O.-P. ]

ST. LOUIS, sept 20-P NJ
FLOUR-Ihere considerable talk about -four,
and buyers cOntended for lower figures Sales OF !,
600 bbls City superfine at IS, delivered; ia bbls
country extra hoop at IS 12< delivered, and l25
bbis do round hoop al s. IS delivered.
wHEAT-Narket heavy, asd Superhne grades tend
ing downward, with sales OF 425 spring part dam
aged at e0l995c so SKIS Spring at es0l; 15o ska dc
al 81 o.: 200 SKIS Spring and Club at 81 OF go SKI
good and choice Club at 81 03; small 10, FAR FAN Al
81 10; i135 SKIS prime and choice Red at 81 20; 17e
SKIS White 81 IS; 150 SKIS choice do ct 81 30; snc
1125 SKIS Club and 40 SKIS Fall, PIT.
CORN-Receipts small, and prices full, with saiei
OF 4l0 SKIS yellow soc; al SKIS mixed white, xnt
100 SKIS yellow at sic; 800 SKIS yellow in prime ordel
SIC; Is SKIS white, part delivered, at o. and 29
SKIS do al SEC
OATS-Narket firm, with sales Of b6l SKIS light a
Sl@32c; 3 1s4 SKIS prime at S21zc and 265 SKIS, par
delivered, at S3c.
BARLEY-Sales of 1I3 SKIS Musty Spring at 65, SIX
returned.
RYEDemand inactive, and sales Of 125 SKIS a
551Sc sacks returned, and small lot do at CSC in
clu1ng sacks.
PROvISIONS-Small sales Of Bacon at yesterday
quotations, and Is brls Mess Pork at e19 5o IS ans
| so bris heavy do at $40, and rs bris light do q
| SO so.
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Review of the Cincinnati Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 20.
Fl 0UR-Holders continue firm and very fall rates
have to be paid by those who have to buy but the
demand is quite limited. Superhre, fair to good
brands may be quoted at 81 9O@}5. The sal S were:
l. 80 bbs Fagin's Epicurian W. Sc 90
200 do Aurora City Mills, w..... 10
500 do Snow Hill, L. W to be delivered Oct LIST 90
WHISKY-The demand is moderate, and the mar
ket steady Sales of 500 bb,s at 1Sia1Szxc the lat
ter rate Tor wagon.
PR0VISIONS-A quiet Market without change in
prices; 90 bbs Mess Pork sold at SIS IS so hhds
Bacon Shoulders at &c.
GROCERIES-The demand from the country con-
tnues good, aud all articles bringing full prices.
Sales of 30 hhds sugar at 5S91zc 12O bags cfee at
14s4@15I, and 45 bbls molasses at 4l@942c.
grades at 81 00D1 03 for prime red and 81 OSDl 10
prime white, but this is 2D3c below the prices of
holders, and the bus done quite limited The
GALES reported were $50 bushels goud 81 co. $50
do do white at 81 0S delivered 100 prime kentucky
white at 81 10.
CORN-The demand for ear is active and the mar
ket is firm at zoe in bulk. Shelled in good demand
at IGD59c for mixed and white, including sacks.
OATS-The market is dull and unchanged We
quote them at Bic in bulk sales 400 bushels in bulk
at sic.
RYE-The demand is good at 6s(070c for prime.
BARLEY-The demand for prime grade is good at
90995c for prime and choice, but the lower grades
are dull.
HAY-The market is firm, aud the demand good al
$40 2 ton Tor prime Timothy in bales on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand continues active at &c for ".
exc for Hamburg, and l01kc for Z. d.
BUTTER-Prime fresh is in better demand al 15f6
Ice for Central Ohio, and 16G17c for W. 4 common
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

ALL IN BLAzE.-The indomitable Edge
field Bell and Everett Club had real jolifi
cation on Saturday night last, at Cowan's
Hall. There was very large attendance
The warmest enthusiasm pervaded the entire
crowd. The gallant PICKETT led of, after
the business of the Club was done, in a most
spirited ard dashing style, and enchanted the
audience for more than an. hour. He was
followed by our former citizen, ST. CLAIR III
MORGAN, who gave them talk for nearly an
hour. Col. WV. G. BRIEN then followed in q
spirit stirring speech of more than hall
hour.
The President of the Club, Mr.. Jackson,
wound up the meeting with some pointed re,
marks. Verify our cause is Frightening and
We may truly say
Now, by the 81. Paul, the work goes bravely on
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Third ward Club.

The members of the Sd Ward Bell and Ev-
rett Club viii meet at their Hall, on College
street, Monday (this) evening at 81 O'Clock,
to make arrangements in regard to the great
procession of Tuesday. 1t is particularly
DESTROYS that every member of the Club will
meet punctually at the hour. Members Of
the Filth Ward Club are invited to meet with
us. After the business Of the meeting, we
will march in procession to the speaking IN
Edge6eId. JIG McCLELLAsD, Pres't.
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Qommercial.
Markets by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Cotton, sales to-
day 1000 bales; middling 10s@IOsc Flour
Sc 20. Provisions quiet and unchanged
Freight and exchange unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-Flour, sales active,
5000 bbls. So 90. Whisky sales, 900 bbls
lS3c. Mess pork SIS 75> Sugar sales, I3O
hhds. S3994c. Coffee sales, $50 bags, l5(a
l54c. MOlasses, sales 100 bbls 42643c.O
Oats Sic. Corn bouyant, soc.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-Cotton steady; sales
to-day 800 bales, middling upland 1890
1O4c. Flour dull and unsettled, declined S
to lOc; sales 1900 bbls. So O5@5 Is. Mixed
corn 654@664. Mess pork quiet but steady
sales 600 bills $40 37a. Lard firm; sales 45(
bbls. l2i(9l3tc. Molasses-Poft Rico 3SCd
39c Sugar steady, sales $50 boxes. Cubs
6497c. Porto Rico 7s@Ssc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

EDGEFIELD UNION RALLY.-There will be
a Grand Union Rally in Edgefeld on Mon
day night, the oath inst. Hon. oshua F.
Bell, of KY, Hon. Emmerson Etheridge and
John F. House, of our own State, and other
distinguished speakers will be present and
address the meeting.
The Bell and Everett Clubs of Nashville
and Davidson county, and surrounding cOun-
ties, have been invited and will be on hand.
All the Military Companies of Nashville
have also been invited and are bound to be
there in full uniform. Also all the ladies
have been invited and will be present at
least the Bell and Everett mal of them.
Also - all the world and the rest of man
kind are Ro,v invited and earnestly solicited
to come.
Fifty guns will be fired Monday evening.
Horns Silver Band will be on hand,
so that all may keep step TO the music of the
Union"
sept22-2t.
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% lNearo.s Of d. DE-. .Sl.op.a Ell.

DURSUANT To a decree Of the Ctanoery Court al
4 Nashville, in the case Of Barrow and Lindsey
Admr's of the late Or. John shelby decd rs Maria
G. Shelby and Others, viii sell at public sale at the
Court house, Nashville Saturday. OCtosr 20th,
1850 % Slaves belonging the estate of Dr. shelby
TERAS-6 and L. months credit, with interest.
purchasers give their noes with approved
rites and payable III Bank Sale absolute and without
restriction.
At the family residence. in Elgefield Friday. the
l9h Otfa 1860 will sell all the Furniture and other
unsod personal property, o. every description the
highest bidders Six months credit with interest.
notes to be payable in Bank and be well secured
cept when the purchaser amounts less than 500,
which case the cash VIII be required.
septI-tds J. Z. GIEANES, C x NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

@- By appointment of the Central Com
mittee. John Shane and w. S. Flippin will
address the people at
New Hope Church, Saturday, 10Th inst.
Treppardsyille, Monday, Oct. l.
Brentwood, Saturday Oct. 6.
Smiley's Store, Monday Oct. s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l-P. N.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Sales of $40 bbis Extra Flour
At IS 5o95 90 500 bbs fancy brands at 80 SCOT 90;
200 bushels Wheat at $1ias1 Is; 500 sacks white
Corn at 60c, sacks included; lao sacks Oats, from
wharf, at 4oc sacks included, 200 sacks from store
at 3sc, sacks extra 3zl
GRoCERyES-Sales 50 hhds N. o. Sugar at esxa
9Kc; hid Porto Rico at SIC; IS bags Codee At 1S<
@15zc.
PROvISIONS-Sales Of 20 bbls Mess Pork at SO 80
81 casks Bacon at former rates except Shoulders
which sold ss<c; Is tierces Hams at i4f0I8c; 81
kegs lard at 13zc.
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RECEPTION OF HON.
J. J. CRTTTENDEN,
To-Day, at 2:i5 p. NJ,
LOUISVILLE DEPOT.

The venerable Senator from Kentucky will
arrive on the Louisville train to-day
All who desire to honor our distinguished
guest are requested to be at the Depot al
TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
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prniI Yo,Ing TIrTa-c1r 81

PURSUANT to a decree Of the ChanoeTy Court at
4 Nashville. in the Of II. T. Wilkinson, Exr-. SC
al anii Young. decd rs. Ellen Young tbs other
heirs and creditors Of said Daniel Young wi proceed
self the premises, Friday, CCs0t leA, ls6o.
that line Farm oi the Late Ianel Young. situated
miles tins CITY, Whites Creek, containing SOS
acres and With excellent Improvements every Kind
upon IL.
TEsNS.-Crc,iit of S, Is and ~ months. with inter-
Notes with security required and pay able in
Bank, and lien retained.
See hand-biS ]. T. GIEANfS- C. < VI. =
anti
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3 Nagross Of he Marx Young ez,a,e for sale.

DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in the case of James H. ana Jacob Young,
Admr's of Mark Young, dec L., Elizabeth Young and
others will sell the Court house. in Nashville,
S1tsurlIy Octotr 20th lSG0. the following Saws
Wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward.
TERNs.-6 months credit without interest notes pay
able in Bank and with good personal security required
septi-tas J. F. GIk-ANES, e X
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

Fish AND OYsTERs.-Mr. STEPHEN HoL-
COMB, No. l DeadeIick Street, is daily re-
ceigiGg from Baltimore fresh oysters, and
fresh fish from the lakes. His trout are capI-
tal-oysters No. one. All orders supplied
promptly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Critttenden Reception.

At a meeting of the Committee of AT.
rangements for the reception OF Hon. JNo. ]
CRrTTENDEN, WILLIAM l.. FOSTER was appoint
ed Chief Marshal of the day, with power to
appoint assistants; aud the following gen
tlemen are requested to see that ample pro-
visions are made for the great Crittcnden
Basket Meeting, to be held at Watkins Grove
near Nashville, on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

DURSCANT To a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the of Vim HiSiInl adm r, &c
Is. Catharine H3Sam and Others, will proceed sell
the premises Wednesday, the l0h y CtfoytT, 1850,
all the Real Estate which ihe late samuel Hasan
died possessed; the same consisting If the Mil Lot, >
Lots Warren street, lots Belleyilie street,
lot Jefferson street Of co feet, Lot Of 500 feet
jefferson street, in Act.ayock's Addition, Lot in
Blsh x MhIesde's addition No. 80 The NiH scsii Il
said % be reIRSussi ~ purchaser.
IERNs.-l, and = years credit with interest: good
personal security required and lien retained
StlIl-t,is J. r. GIEANES. c. x NJ.
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George W. Darden, Duke Cox, Aids

PRoF. ST. MAUR SrUART's DANCING ACADE-
in another column, that the second and last
session of his academy will commence on
Saturday, the 29th inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The course will continue six weeks, and ter
inmate with a grand soiTee dansaHte for the
pupils and patrons of the academy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

EDGEFIELD BELL AND EVERETT CLUB, Ar
TExTIoxI.-You will meet at the pole this
morning at II O'Clock. Every member is ex-
pected to be there. The business to be laid
before the meeting viii not require more
than half an hours attendance
Rv order of the Club.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

APPLE PIE MELoS.-We are indebted to
DR.. R. G.. PErwAY, of this county, for an ap-
pIe-pie melon. This melon is said to be an
excellent substitute for tie apple in the max
ing of pies. We shall give it trial. Our
friend PE:TwAY will accept our thanks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

GEORGE BABER and D. G. DOUGLASS, OF Sum-
ner County, will addresssthe people on the
Political Issues in the Presidential Canvass,
ct the following times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

JOSEPH RYAN, JOHN REDDIcK and DAVID
WARE are appointed to receive provisions
and arrange them.
Families in the city and from the country.
as matter of course. will bring enough to
feed and make comfortable all the great crowd
that will be in attendance on the occasion.
Invitations are extended to all the Militia
~ Companies throughout Tennessee friendly
to the election of Bell & Everett. Ample
arrangements will be made for their accom-
modaIions.
The citizens OF Kentucky, the ''home" OF
aCratendsau are cordially invited to come.
A. T. GOFF, Chairman.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

We are authorized to announce WI II h'i'>
,-,r,,i,I.te for Alderman from the 3fl Ward
NJ, are authorized to announce JOHN n Ai-f1N-
,N,DrP a. 4 candidate for Alderman in the Srd ward
--ptIT-t1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
For Rent or Lease.

II HAyEa good Brick Dwelling, with four rooms
i and twenty acres Of excellent land and pleh -
~ OF good water. viii rent or lease Il rom -
one 20 Ave years Situated on the Soiensyiie farl
- ''''''-,''-'s = GIBSON MERRITT
aug2i-staEtf
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ID :. j. McFerran, W NJ Brown, Sam Scott.
3D. . X Morris, W Horn, Andrew Anderson
Alex Mcdaniel
4th VIM Lemumbrane, Jas Hinton, Jas Hamil-
ton, Robert Crenshaw.
5th Samuel Morgan, Sam J. Carter, Robert
Woods, Col LOltin, NJ II Howard
9th BIS. Rhea, 7 Yarbrough, NJ NJ Brien, Jas
Haynie.
Sth Herman Cox, DR. Hatcher, c w Nance, Hugh
Carroll.
ID District-Dr Buchanan, G W McAann, II East
sen, james Patterson.
81 Isaac Whitworth, + Ross, Theo Hibbitts,
Jas II Charlton
4th - F Gleaves, Alfred Creel, Philip Shute,
5th ] K Buchanan, Grinstead, MILFORD
Ranes, Jas Matock, NJ N Cox, Robert
9th joel A Battle DR. Clark, J H Austin.
7th .. Jas H Still, A j Baker, b Rigley, Chas
Cook.
sth EN- Patterson, John Thompson, H 1 Pat
tersOn, Robert Harris
9th g Andrew Gregory, Harris, John Austin
10th - Jas AWoods, Archer Cheatham, Sam Prich-
EFT, Houston, c Foster
1Ith Baxter, John Marry, Henry Compton.
VIM EdmOnston, Saml Ament.
18th - Samuel Davidson, Ben Cockrill, jesse
Jordan, NJ Cockril.
18th - DIT McGavock, DIR Hudson, Abram De
18th Skelton Demos, John Prtchett, PA Cart
wright, Vim Turner
18th . Jas Foster, Ed Trabue, Thomas Cart
wright, z a Ford.
10th Thos Martin, John Hurt, Sam Jenkins, I
Hamilton.
18th Shelby Williams, Hiram Vaughn, P W Max
ey, Il Mckinney.
18th James Russell, W Walton, W Massey
Henry White, / Lishey.
10Th - John Taylor, F Mckay, G Bradford
John Graves.
10th Eaoch Connell Bowers, J ii Cart
wright Z Cunningham, f Drake.
2Ist B White, Saunders, t W BallOw, Jas
Whitworth, W Ewing
ed Gilbert Marshall, George Weber, ThOma
Bier, Ed Graves, W Young.
23d Wellington Hyde, DR. Manlove, David Raj
ston, W K Hyde.
oath VIM Robertson, II Myers, VIM Dismukes
18th =. Matt Anderson, Vim Cato, W w Wade.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

CITIZENS On FOOT. SIarslalls-W- G. Brien, W.
C. IOftin, Abe Myers, Joe Alley, James Russell, John
h Edrnundson, Z. c. Drake, will form on South Front
street right resting the Square.
LADIES IN CARRIAGES. Marshalls-ThOmas H
Taylor, A. G. Ewing, W. W. Shute, A C. Nicho, W
II. Ewin. Joe H. VanIeer, E F. Cheatham, DR.. W. E
Demos, NJ P Pinkard, will form North Market
street; right resting the Square.
CITIZENS On HORSE Marshalls-W. F. Meacham,
l. B. Bigley, Aft Creel, John Murray, Dr. w NJ
Clarke, ". H. ClemOns will form on North College
street; right resting on the Square
The Procession will move at O'Clock, and proceed
around the Square TO College street; up College
to Broad; along Broad to High; down High Church;
out Church to
WATKINS GROVE.
All who in favor of the - Union, the Constitu-
ton, and the Enforcement Of the LAWS and who
honor distinguished guest, invited to join the
PrOcessiOn-EsPECIALLY LADIES.
WILL l. FOSTER, Chief Marshall
" Uul-a Cox
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Gbanoerp SaIes
ChaDcery Sales.

Mayor Works EsiS4a for sale
DURSUANT to a decree OF The Ch1noery Court, AT
i Nashville, IN the al Sarah u Work VIM
Iybus and others viii prcceed 10 sell the premises,
Tuesday, eth Ocelr, 1850. the Farm u lS0 acre,
living the northern bank OF the river Cumberland
miles from the city and known the hGne place
Major Work and bought BY him Of Nm Pybus-
TERMS.-Slle free from redemption. and credit Of
8, II, Is and ~ months without inIerest-purchsser
TO give notes with approved security and lien 10 be
tanned. }. E GlEANES, c X "
sept4-tds
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
Saturday, September 2e.
+, A Nd Id A Il Il :

Saturday, September 2e.
CAN ID i ID A Il II -.
FOR MAYOR
\ IFOLIINGSWOETH-
r B CHEATHAd-
JOHN HUGH SMITH
FOR ALDERMEN.
Ist Ward-JOHN DOYLE
ii Z NCFERRAN-
All L L CRENSHAW.
5th MEGS, JT-
FOR COUNCILMEN-
81 Ward 7 BELL
ri WM SHANE
.. GEORGE DARlEN-
.. 2 : WOODWARD.
a,b .. CEH MARTIN
AG HAGEI-
9Th q. : CAMP
- W : CHEATHAA-
JB CRAIGHEAD-
9Th 9. ISAAC PAUL
s,L - \ \ HATCHER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
HON. JNO. J. CRITTENDEN
RECEPTION OF

OF KENTUCKY,
September 9Th and 25th, 1850.
The Union party of Nashville having
learned that Hon. join J. CRrTTEXDEN would
visit his friends in this city, he has heen it,
viLed to address the people upon the Issues
of the pending Presidential election. He
will arrive ON Monday, the 24th inst, and on
Tuesday, 25lh inst, a GRAND BASKET DIX
NER will be held at
Watkins, Park.
a number of distinguished gentlemen from
this and adjoining States have been invited,
and are expected 20 be present.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
RUSSELL HoUsToN, SAM. D. MORGAN, DIR.
J. Z. MANLOvE, JOHN TEMBLE, JOHN N.
LEA.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG EMENTS.
WM. L. EILIsToN. y. f. GOFF, SAM. WAT
KINs. MADISON STRArToN, THOMAS T. SMILEY,
MICHAEL VAUGHN, W. B. EWING, JESSE JoR-
DAN, Gen. MATLoCK, Thomas B. JOHNSON,
GILBERT MARSHALL, s. S. HALL, ENoCH
CUNNINGHAM, HENRY COMPTON, PHILIP SHUTE,
E. 3. BIGI.EY.
Everybody is invited. Let no friend OF
the Union and the Constitution, of peace and
quiet, fail TO attend.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

JAMESTOWN. -IuesIay- DO I'D
A division of time will be granted to an
advocate of either Douglas or Breckenridge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24

M this day introduce Fall Style of Skv Hats,
which for beauty of finish and elegslncy of style,
cannot be surpassed GenElcnen of will call and
select one at the fashionable Hat Emporium Of
FRANCISC0'S.
scpt1-u No % Public square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
EldueatIOmas Notice.

MONDAY, SEPT BIRD, MRS. IRWIN viii open
lNI Soho fo Girls in the Basement of the Prcshy e
rian Church FL gcield. Arrangements have been made
to give fail aad thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education
The Lady employed teach Music cannot fail to give
entiresat sfaclion.
Mon F. SANTEl. native OF France, and a gradu
of tn Royal College of Ngiers, viii teach French
Spanish, ItalEIn and Modern Greek Mon Santel pre-
sens tn. best test nonials from many distinguished
persons
MIR. r J. sleigs ssys of Mon Santel: she has been
teaching my tiIne and this practical trial OF
him that he deserves to be trusted tn-
tlicily Teacher OF French
The regular Rates per Session of five months are SO,
so an 1 S2i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-24
Order of the Procession i'm honor OF
John J. Crittenden. on Tuesday,
sept, 25th, $50.
CHIEF MARSHALL AND HIS AIDS.

CHIEF MARSHALL AND HIS AIDS
MILITARY. Marshas-Capt. W B. Walton, Sam'l.
C. GOdshaII, b. F. COckrill, L. F. Beech, A. ]. Milan,
will form the side of the Public Square, Right
resting on Deaderick street
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION, with Hon JOHS ].
CRITTENDEN, and other distinguished guests.
MUSIC.
BELL AND EVERETT CLUBS. Marshalls-James
R. Bruce, y. 5. Camp, NJ. C Cotton, Charles NJ Hays.
i'll form South Market Street Right resting on the
Square