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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
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~Many of our democratic contempora-
ries are quoting the Montgomery Aaa as the
leading Opposition organ in Alabama. In
this they display great ignorance or great
unfairness. The Aaa has all along been OPP
posed to the democratic party, but it has at
the same time been an advocate of ultra
Southern fights. as the phrase goes. More
than year ago, 1t took extreme ground and
in the Congressional canvass of last year,
the chief ground of contest between its caDdi-
date and the democratic candidate was, which
was the most thorough going fire-eater. The
democrat was successful, but it was not on
account of his opponent or the Montgomery
Mail not coming fully up to the standard OF
the extremists. Since that time the Mall has
opposed Conservatism quite as streneously as
it has opposed democracy. It has opposed
Nj. BELL from the day of his nomination ;
and is now in perfect keeping with its ultra
views and disnnion tendencies, val mly urg-
ing the claims of BRECKENRIDGE. Such is the
true position of the Mall. We trust our adj
veIsaries will hereafter, when they feel called
upon to refer to that journal, place it in the
proper cat CORY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09


NEW BIoGRAPHH OF -GREELEY.-Horacs
Greeley was born in Oregon, near the con
fiux of Astoria. During his infancy, he sub
sisted entirely on roos and herbs. and wa,
remarkable for wearing acopper stock about
his neck. He sailed for this country in 4,
Galway steamer. He got employment ass
gardener, hut in trying 10 root out large
Weed, tore his linen. His employer, on.
Seward, forgetting to pay him his wages, be
left the Weed and invented "Greeley's Corn
Salve." He discovered the Slievrgammon
funds ; was elected member of Congress.
and Immediately afterward requested hit
friends not TO call him honorable. Retired
on his mileage; was presented with the till,
of Galvanized Squash" by Japanese G.
Bennett, Professor of Heraldry. He has
since gone into the fence-rail business upon
a large capital. 'es7'. So 80 10
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

@A notice that we had prepared for our
last paper, OF, Maxi Henry's arrival at home,
from his Northern tour. was with several
other items, overlooked in getting up the pa
ner. His friends had BEEN appraised OF dis
coming. by Telegraph from Nashville, and on
his arrival at our depot, he was met by a
considerable number. OF citizens. who well
coined him home In a manner that was, no
doubt, very gratifying TO him.
The account that, Maj. Henry gives US of
the state of feeling among the masses in fhe
North is certainly very encouraging. The
feeling for the Union party's candidates was
laiiy growing stronger and stronger. Alter
the adjodrnment of the Baltimore Union
Convention. Maj Henry, by request, address
the people. -of New York, Boston, New
Haven, Lowell, and several otner cities and
owns, with the very best effect. He had
tempting and liberal propositions made 70
aim, both at Boston aud New York, to spend
:he summer in canvassing there for Bell and
Everett, but his business at home forbade hls
doing so. hi-Ss-asl
Without wishing to mislead any one, or to
he at all exiravagant in our calculations, we
may honestly say that there now exists, and
b il daily growing up in Massachusetts,, New
York and Pennsylvania, feeling in favor oil
our ticket that gives US strong hopes of Car.
Tying each OF these States In the election
next Observation-Disclosures Chronicle. Z i
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From the Rochester Ezpre.s.l
An" Affecting Incfdento upon the


While Deputy Sheriff Bascom was en- route
for Auburn on Tuesday, having in charge o..
j. Bixby and Others for incarceration ut the
Stale Prison, an incident occurred which is
well worth relating. Our informant states
that when the train stopped ut one Of the iu-
termediate stations. a bright-eyed, Intelligent
boy -peddler came aboard with basket OF
fine cherries. He passed through the cars
disposing IF his fruit in the customary way
till he reached the coHyicts. when hesfopped
abruptly, aud cast look of 'nnutterable sor-
row upon the men who were manacled to-
gether, as though he eomprehended at a
glance their history aud their gloomy desti-
nation. Without opening bis lips he sat
down bis basket, snd dipping sup several
double handful of cherries, tossed them in
to the prisoners laps. Then, without wait
ing for any. reply he picked mp bis basketand
ran to the end of the Car. Here he sat down
for a moment, very thoughtfillly, and them
suddenly springiug up, as If electrified with
some idea, ran back to the par.ys and lifting
up his basket emptied its entire contents into
the seat Then, unable longer to control his
emotions he bnrst into fit of loud crying
and rushed cut of the car rs 'rosSi ssfo9 /:
The act he'd been generally observed by
the passengers. nearly all oil whom started
to their feet in establishment. Naturally, all
supposed that the child was in some way re-
lated to one of the prisoners, but it was
readily ascertained that he was quite stran-
ger. TO all of them. Several kind hearted
persons suggested. almost simultaneously.
that collection be taken up, and every one
else echoed the proposition. The boy was
captured aud brought back, and the hat have
Ing been circulated, be was presented with
veryi handsome sum of money. The little
fellow accepted it, though not without ex-
hibiting some degree of reluctance. On be-
ing urged to carry it to bis mother, however,
his eyes sparkled with very different emo
ton, and he thankfully pocketed the c.sh.
No one, we are pleased to state, yves so rude
or unfeeling as to make any personal investi-
CATION concerning the actual cause of his
emotion. All were satisfied that he was not
a tTickster, and the natural conclusion is, that
the little fellow had been reminded of a
father. or perhaps brother. from whom hr
was separated by the same walls to which
the present convicted party was destined.
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DkrLoRABLE CoxprrIos OF THE TREIsUR,

DEPLoRABLE CONDITION OF THE TREASURY
independently the well-informed Wash
ington Correspondent OF the Philadelphia,
-fnieriean, says:
Heretofore gross errors and mscalcula
tons have been covered Up by the contri-
vance of re-issuing the Treasury notes as fast
they were received or. in other words. by
renewing the debt without paying picayune
on account. That authority stopped yester-
day by law, and i: will before long be plain
10 the country that the great Operations o.
The Treasury have been carried on 10y a pro-
c IS of shining" which would discredit a
:. lame duck" in Wall street. False balances
aud exaggerated estimates will not answer
henceforth. The people will have some OPP
portunity of discovering. just on the eve OF
DIR. Bucbanan's exodus from Office, what is
the real state of the Treasury next winter.
One OF the earliest demands OF Mr.. Cobb will
he for lone to cover a present deficiency
which may range between five and six mil
lions, before the close of ihe session another
loan for nearly twenty nithonswiIl be ne
cessary TO pay of the floating debt and post
poned incumvrances OF this Administration.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
.DAyiD NJ. FoRD, Secretary. a S $50 - -

PROFESSOR ELECr.-The Shelby Medical
College, at a recent mpeting, did itself the
honor to elect our Re liow-townsman, DR.. D.
B CLIFF, 10 Gil the chair of Professor of Anat-
omy. DIR. G. is well known in this communi-
~ AS most skilled physician and surgeon, a
ripe scholar and thorough business man,
and these, added to his high social qualities
and his genial character as a friend, present
a rare Combination of qualities that will dc
hosor to The College which has selected him
to fill enc of its most important chairs. We
congratulate the College on its coed fortune
in {. curing his services and the Dr., on The
distinction thus conferred. - Franklin Reviesc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

BELL land EvERETr.-z7he Constitutional Unio,,
Pdrty.--At the meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Constitutional Union Clut
of the city of Chicago. held on the 9th inst.
it was -....f r...... ss.s1z saEE = 8 y ss -
Resoiued, That the friends of Bell and Ever
EFT in the State of Illinois he inritpd to meet
in ChicagoSon the 17th of July, for the pur-
pose of gener lscontuita,ion, and to deter
mine upon the action OF the party in the
Presidential canvass and election of 1860. :.
All friends of the Constitution and the
Union favorable TO the election of Bell and
Everett, are respectfully and earnestly re.
qaested TO meet vita us on that occas on by
one or more delegates from each country.
"a Ia saLs1 -. b. y. MORRIS, Chairman.
DAVID NJ. FoRp, Secretary. 3, - s. g -
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pr Some ardent supporter of DoueLl

~ Some ardent supporter of DOUGLAS
has ventured to charge that the nomination
OF BRECKENRIDGE was the result OF combi-
nation among BucHANAN, SLiDEIL and Com
pany to ..kill him of" II is hinted that in
1853, when BUCHANAN was hurting all the
thnnderboits in his armory against DOUGLAS
during his Illinois campaign, Mr.. BREcKIN-
RIDGE committed an offence in writing let
ter favoring his election which has never
been pardoned; aud that the whole power OF
tie administration is now being exrrted in
his favor with the view of crushing him
We admit the tendency of the thing is all
that way, bnt we hardly thiEk Mr.. BUCHANAN
is aware of IL. ss assls >
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1860.
To the Subscribers OF the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Nsrs
who have paid for thesame in advance will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid.
All who have not paid in advance will be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue to send the
PATRIOT to all the subscribers of the Nesrs
who were not already subscribers of the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discon-
tnue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify US at once. The
confusion incident to such transfer may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for a few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor by leaving word at our Office.
4. S. CAMP & co. .
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i Douglas In North mississippi.

burg Wing says - -.s
The spirit is evidently up in north Missis
sippi. The Secession ticket will not sweep
everything before it as the leaders exp, cted.
There are some Douglas men in this Section,
and influential ones, too. Capt. Delay, a
Mexican veteran. the Postmaster here, and a
lifelong Democrat, is for Douglas, and so is
r W. Phipps, late editor of the Mercury.
Hon. Daniel b. Wright, formerly a member
of Congress from this district, it is said, has
signifti 10 his friends, his Willingness to serve
as Elector for this district on The Douglas
and johnson ticket Mr.. Bracken, the Post
master at Holly Springs. and a brother-in-
law of Hon. John V. Wright, one of Tennes-
sees Representatives in Congress, is also
said to be for Douglas. u.r .4 l-s-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

AcLRAS's CoRDIAL-As may be seen we insert
this week The advertisement of Mclean IS Cordial sc
1t is very We ii known We are not particularly IA
fo'aoie to patent medicines, and general thing
eschaw the whole of them With Init little ceremony
and viii these sentiments declined Inserting this
advertisements until we knew what were the ingre
dents OF the medicine and how compounded. This
we have learned and believing, do. that tn e
ingredients goo i, and the compound iudciousIy
made, we recommend as a mixture worthy Of
public confidence. 'sgsCF sEs -srFsVE~a
The above is from tn, st. Louis Christian Advo.
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR.. hcAnany
winch speak ks volumes in favor of Mclean IS Cor dial.
We say to all, try it. Seerthe advertisement in an
other column juucl 2-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

The Columbia Is. CO. ea,ostaian boasts that
Mr.. YASCEr accomplished all his purposes at
Baltimore, and merits the highest reward.
He will, we doubt not, stand high in the list
of aspirants TO the Presidency of the "South-
ern Colfederacy;y when he succeedsin break
ing up the Uni,n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

We learn from the Cincinnati Times this
Hon. S. s. Cox who has been nominated 70
reelection to Congress from the 18th Distric
in Ohio, has espoused The DouGLAs caue,
Mr.. Cox is opposed by Gen. GEIGER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

@- The Cdroiinion published at Columbia,
8. c., says Mr. YaScs,Y has reformed the de
m ,cratic party. So he has. He first broke
ND its legions, and then reformed them in
sectional bs;sIiions. A great nan Is YANcEr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

~ Gov. Neil s. Brown, after rpeakis
here on the night OF the Sd, honored the ci,.
zen of Logan with q patriotic Union Raj.
road speech Hon. G. A. Henry, j. n
Quarles, and other distinguished gentieme
were present.--Lou Jour.
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0banferp Sales
= 8 : : : 2 -
Chancery Sale.
Kingston Springs.

fSneu operter the rec epfion Of visitors 2 On ana
AFTER 1uesday zthe Sd day OF Jaly Mr.. Jxs r
rAhE5sn WI run an accomnodaten Omnibas
she .ssEsnes House svery Tuesday THURSDAY !. and
SATURDAY al O'CLOCK A. NJ, arriving at the Springs
70 dmner-iare two dollafs-ofice and register 1T
Sewsnee H2uss, The medical qualities Of these
the liver, and for Complaints incidept 10 femsles.
tney are UNSURPASSED. There are ave sulphur
springs 81 different qualities besides free stoae and
newly discovered chaiybsate ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

EJhAPAktNG soon to make . change in our bueia<ss
arran sements desire TO reduce our presen,
Stock as much an possible In order do this We
VII oner our present sss Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods n reduced prices We have an hsnd a 6ns
assortment of Silk Beragcs, NusIins aud frave hing
Goods, and In fact every thing one could wish for
Also, White Good, Emhrcideries, Hcs ery Table
Dsmask, Sseeting, Rlesched aud Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods Tor aud women Ciaths Ca ssi.
meres, Yestsngs and Underwear for Gentlemen. We
wish call particular attention 10 orr haroc,n c~>-
ter, on which viii be found all times many dssira-
bic goods a. one fourth their value.
apr13d NICHOLSON l. HUMPHREY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

The true national democratic party is num-
bered by millions Exchange. -
In November it will be "ssssbezsd among
the things that wers.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
Birds Nest Cottage,
Nashville, Tenn.

HOllOWay's Ptlls.--IIvER CoxrLAIsrs--As
these PILLS act On the general through the cir
culation, there few diseases which they canno,
sure but they are especially efcacious in all disor
ders of the liver For these they are certain rem
edy' Sold every where $3.50 peg ju'y+-l9w sl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09
From The wes.por. ono, Border Star.

From the Westport (Mo.) Border Star.
Many hanks to "Ciara" for her truly beautiful
poem on "fhe Border County, If she had writ
ten nothing else, this would prove her claim to
worthy place among the daughters OF genius.
Sand far away, dear mother, - ---azsz
Toward the setting sun
It's said, DER glittering jewels
And gold, the waters run; ------
And as pve watch d the gorgeous clouds
( Il Melt softly into heaven, I 4st II III
Fue wondered if ateir tiats ,pcre not
Tie gtoa0 Of jeiOels riUen-''
What lovely idea There is more in this one
verse than a whole column Of magazine poetry
dEdisr Aar.I = OU ~ sIGl / -
The Border Country.
Pve been wandering, dearest mother,
Where broad prairies blossom
Like gardens Of the blet@s
Where deep and mighty rivers
Roll Snwsrd 20 The main ys1zav
fhro' hills and valleys glowing -
~ - With fruit and golden graiu;- - 80, = q
aL@@ - $50 = - - gA@l - 4 - = ~ =
Where once the dusky warrior
Amid the forest strayed 's~s-S
se Or chased the deer and bison t-8'tta-s,.
O'er the prairie I'm iiism eyed,
And built his simple wgwam, -t-ii
And shared his hnny prey -
Bat when the paie-face Came he pass'd
Like morning mist away. -
Now fair cities rise like magic
On plain and rocky hight 80
And The shrili scream OF the engine
Wakes the echoes day and night
And halls of classic beauty,
Magnifcentiy grand
Pour O 8 OF light and knowledge
Throughout This noble land
.1.4 aIl .kLE & 81 ELs.4E
And far away, dear mother . -..
Toward the setting sun q" tf
'Tis said DER glittering jewels
AnJgold the waters run, =
And as pve watched the gorgeous clouds
Melt softly into heaven. 20 s-Js
I've wondered If their tints were not
SIS . The glow OF jewels riven. s.... -r
Oh, it is a land dear mother
Where alithe oppressed may come,
And find a peaceful refuge, s--se '..l-I
Warm welcome and q home,
Fl wing with milk and b pey,
Or every good possessed ..'-
In this second land # pron.ise,
This Eden Of the Vest.
Birds Nest Cottage !
Nashville, Tenn. "CLARA"
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M
Many Southern people, doubtless. the En-
press concludes, will laugh at all this. aud
say, .Quattlebum; nothing but Quattlebum.' -
We too couid join in that lau gh heartily.
and say "Quattlebum" also, if We could bu
get ridsef the impression that the seer Of th,
Areny was not. in this curious eommunie;,
ton. giving utterauce to thoughts that hu
father the wishes of a numerous class of poll
ticians in the South who, long since, begal
to calculate the value of the Union" Tn
sig.is are that that class is gaining strength
| and thatrecent events indicate determine
tion on their part to at least pave the way
tor condition of things in "ls6s" that may
indeed, realize the anticipatious of this i'm
| aginary correspondent of the London 7mes
We lay the account of this singular per-
formanee before our readers without any fur
Their remark on it at present. We much pre-
fer 10 leave the public to the thronging sug-
gestions and reflections which in view of eur
rent events it must call up in the mind Of
every shoughful citizen. fgfaass
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Magazines and Ne spaner,
Valuable Real Estate
aRa.s, FOR SAL,

T AN now offering at private sale nv family resi-.
depce, adJoiLing the town OF WaverIy in the
county oil Hum hreys, situated ediafely on the
iDala stage road from Nashville to Memphis and
Within hall a mile of the NashI lille and North west
ern Railroad, containing about Is acres Of land.
house, kitchen and other necessary out houses y
good well OF never failing water, &C.. &c
Also, my farT ia Benton county Immediately on
the Stage road, and within one mic uI the " L N
W. Ra1roa',c mt timing about 260 acres 100 OF wni,
is IN cultivation. There also four good Grass
ots, wen situated as to stock wafer, with a never
failing supply both for stock anu family use Tn,
improvements consist of neat AID cLmmodious
D&elsing-bouse, with tChens AID other necessary
out houses. This place Well known To the travel
ing community as Cark's Tavern Stand five miles
from the Tennessee river and four miles from the
town oil Camden Benton county. Tenn
Terms liberal. For further particulars applv In
the subscriber near wayerly, Humphreys CO., Tenn
Junel4-4w E.17 C. W. RIVES. 3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-09

| honestly believe that BELL and EVERETT
are the only candidates in the field that
ought 10 be elected to preside over and d.
rect the destinies of the United States. IL
is II National Ticket, composed of two OF
the most National, Coaseryative, pure States
meH in the country and worthy, the supper
of every constitutional, Union loving mar
in any State, OF whatever party or politica.
creed. + sgsais3 ERg iwefE sllsi,I
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nem Embellishments.
Notice.

1NOR rent for the balance of the year, large com
l. f'rt able third story room suitab for Book
binder or Sa ldlers Shop. For particulars apply
this Office. july9-tf