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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
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EEw DyIraA- Sept 20.-TIir Sif-aul.r
Cahawb BIAS arf7Y ii with Havana dates of
the 18th. Sugar was dull and uaehsh ged
81 reels. Stock 10000 boxes, nolasSes iI:-
active, sterling exchange l51al53; New
York exchange 3a44: freights were declining.
New ORIEASs, Sept. 20.-Arrived-Glob lobe,
from Havre Duncan. from Bath; Orizi mbo
and Columbia from Boston; Cordelia. from
New Yt k; Villa Franco, from philadelphia:
barque Horace Alexinia, IRON Mstanzas.
ST. JosEPH, No., September 20.-The Pike
Peak Express has arrived with s90,oOo gold
dust.
Business at Denver was reviving. Large
silver discoveries are attracting attention.
Tue reports however are somewhat disered-
tied.
The Pony Express from San Francisco the
Sth has arrived. News gnimpnrtant.
The recent conventions indicate that Cali
fornia will go for Dougls.-.
| It IS thought the Bell men msy go ioT
Douglas. if Eastern advices suggest such a
! course.
| The Republicans are gaining from tue
| Anti Lecomtonites and Douglas fro the
! Breckenridge party. Trade was nj derate.
| The country demand was better Prices ud-
altered. Raw Sugars tirmer. Wheat for En-
] gland was selling at las $50 Tonnage WAS
scarce and freignts high. lE
| River News. L
! LOUISVILLE. Sept. 20-The river is falling
| with feet inches water in the canal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
Styles for Fall New Ready.
Frenci, soft Hat.

OUR stock OF French Soft Hats is complete, en-
W bracinc all Of the latest styles. which we invite
the attention Of all. A J. FRANCISCO,
Halter and Furrier, No . Public Square, Nashville
sepI-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
. yeoro,, If tie Hqyk YOUNG estate for sale.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the ChancGry Court al
Il Nashville the case Of James II aEd Jacob Young,
Admir- Of Marx Y ing dec d., FL abeth Young and
Others viii sell at the Court hcise in Nsshyles o
Saturday, 0ctoISr 2Ot 1860. the following Saves TO
Wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward.
TERss-6 months credit without interest, notes paw
able in Bank aud th good personal security required
eepti-tds J. Z. GLEANES, c. & II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
$4,000 Copies already sold.
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COUNSELLOR IS BUSINESS.
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OF the Philadelphia Bar.

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meals of all kinds, BiUs q Sale,
Leases and Petitions.
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with tho Statutes If LiRif0fioa. aud
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II Tells You How To make an assignment proper
". with forms for Composition with
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81 with the same. - 8 ~ e.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

n EoNDAY. SEPT. BIRD, MRS. IRWIN VIE open a
WI School Tor Girls the Basement of the Presbye-
rian Church EdgeGeld Arrangements have been made
10 give full ana thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education
The Lady employed teach Music cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction
Mon p. f. SANTEL, a native Of France, and grada-
ate OF the ROYAL College OF Agiers will teach French
spanish Italan and Modern Greek. Mon. Santei pre-
scnts the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
Mr. r. J. Meigs says of Mon. Santei: 'Iie has been
teaching my son some time and this practical trial OF
him me that he deserves 10 be trusted am
f,licitIy as n Teacher Cf French
The regular Rates per Session of I've months SIS,
$50 and S25.
Music ON the Piano. SO W
Latin and Greek. 10 W
Modern Languages. 70 W
Crochet and Neete-work- ---.-------.----. 90
e. Ptnlis wi lie charged from the time OF entering
to end OF the Session The bs VIII be payable al
the middle of the Session aug2S-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
ship s,here.

Wv esi.A 81 s4..s. 2n.-l'hs >l.iis Gs..,. ~
II -. -. hr ". -'is- >s.-.si- r''r
prs j ~ j.. t;,s :T.,n Nv lsrk .
Ma tSs i-si.-- as. afse
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
NOTICE

IIavs sold out my entire interest IN 'iie i'ih =,
Nicholson x Humphrey, to David Humphrey va"
continue the business - heretofore III 49,
him IN winding up the business OF inc oii
7''''si' "a L C. NICHOLSON
f.r 10 redr-e nv stock as much as possiO'e' Oe
-..z,fr- new Goods for short time VIII oiler
my entire stock at cost, for cash
JoIy = 1850 DAD no ''i 'i-'---
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
RECEPTION Oh
HON. JNo. J. cRIrTENDEN
OF KENTUCKY,
september 24th and 25fh, 1 SEQ.

The Union party of Nashville having
learned thai Hon. JOHN J. CRIrTEXDES would
visit his friends n this city, be has been in
vited to address the people upon the issues
of the pending Presidential election. He
will arrive On Monday. the 24th inst, ard on
Tuesday. 25th inst, y GRAND BAskET DIN
ME- will l.p held at
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
The French Pocket Hat.
educational Notice.

OF entirely nevr design just received Ibis day
J by Express A J. FRANCISCO,
seutI-tf No. % Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
watkins, Park.

A number OF distinguished gentlemen from
this and adjoining States have been invited,
and are expected 20 be present.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
Committee or REcErrIo,

RUSSELL HoUsroN, SAN. d. MORGAN, Dr..
j. F.. MANI.oyE. JOHN TEMPLE. JoHs N
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
xGyI MtsFS OF TIE RAILROADS..
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Saturday, September 90.
CAN DID 4 T f =.

Saturday, September 20.
CAND I ID a T f =.
FOR MAYOR
SN HOLIINGSwORTH.
B CHEAIHAA-
JOHN HUGH SMITH
FOR ALDERMEN
Isl Ward-JOHN DOYLE
81 - MCFERRAN-
4tk Z /. CRENSHAW.
5th Z AEIGS, Jr-
FOR CJCNCYLMEs
ri Warsi-J BILL
81 WI SHANE a--
GEORGE DAEDEN-
: WOODWARD
4th c II MARLIN.
a C HAGEI-
5Lh Z" - As CAM. -.-.-
d. y : cHEAT7IAM.
JB CRAIGHEAD-
Eth &" ISAAC PAUL.
9Th i \ HATCHER
e. We are authorized 20 announce VA IL IioRS
as a candidate for Alderman from the Srd Ward
sept17-td -
e We are authorized 20 announce JOHN y AIEA
AMBER, as candidate for Alderman in the :rd Ward
septI7-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
DOCTOR MESECK'S
Medical NiSpensaTy
AND
Consulting Rooms,
CA Deaderick street.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

u,HE glsetor himself is an old sPr2ctltloh1E -
the Old and this country being aiready 10 yea
: Ame,ica having manfuIly and honorary sur
.r,ad ali the trials OF the new woTld, anu Dlt
lied ana cong uored death OF the whole range OF u,s
e.ses OF our different climates, south anu Noi " D
- The fame OF his success in the trea'chto % zen
- and nriyate diseases is il disputabie, LOT WHICH
he has the most reliable reference ,,d
special attention paid to diseases E q;
CbiiSTcn and much qualification he ieeis, IN eehtI
al by being entrusted with desperate cases Iol :.
i,rsfrate his skill. He is conversant wllhtie ST.
can, French aud German languages, anu anu n"j;e
reo}v 10 tender his advice and services Win poi'e
iness constellation ness and dlscTetCn.
Persons at distance may have ms "eViee AM
medicines by consulting linn through letter 81
-, Toe IN Post Office Box No. $50.
Ills Family Residences on North Market street,
Junel3-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
River New

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 20.-The river is falling
with feet inches water in the canal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
WILL EFFECTUAILY CURE 81
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaur-

Ctrorc or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from disordered Liver
stomach DYSPEPSIA Heartburn Inward Piles, Acidity
or sickness of the Stomach Fulness OF Blood the
Hesd, la Pain on swimming ia the Head Pslpitatioa
Of the Heart tUllness Weight IN the stomach,
Fluctuations, Choking or saOcatiBg feeling when lying
down, Dryness or Hellogness OF the Skin and Eyes
Night Sweats, Inward Fevers Pain ia the small Of the
Back, Chest Side, sudden iius OF Heat Depression
OF spirits, trightfu Dreams Languor, Dependency.
any Nervous Disease Sores Botches the skin and
Fever sEd Agle Tor C-iiiIs and El.rerA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

llne of HE most POPULAR and BtntYOienl
Institutions is
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PAIN II ~

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

Died.
BsowH Monday morning, March IL, ELLA A., Sc.
2 years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon a.
o'clock om the residence Of her parents No. 90 Pros
pect street, Brooklyn
Suffer Htle children 10 come unto ms
For Of such % the Kingdom Of heaven.
hcxHAM-Of Group, on TuesdAy, March u, EIlxAEzrH,
youngest daughter Of Anthony and Mary Beckham
aged year, month and IA days.
Ine relatives aad friends Of the family are respectfully
two O'Clock, from No. 81 Sheriff street. Her remains
will be taken To Calvary Cemetery for intermeut
OA0 On Monday, March IL, Mrs AAsy CaAS, aged
70 years
tend her funeral from The residence Of her son-in law
VIM Dlingham 1o6 South Third street, Brooklyn, D.
this (wodnesday) afternooa, 1t emo O'Clock.
Nantucket papers please COPY.
DAymsoN.-In this city, o. Monday, March IL. HrEx
WnrE, only child Of John n and Hclen + r Davidson,
eyed yeGss, 8 month and Is days.
mo relatives and nnds Of tho family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from the rosdenOe OF her
grandfather, VIM. n Whife Seventy ninth street, corner
Of avenue A, o. wednesday morning a. ton o'clock.
DryIGEAc. IN tho 0oth year Of hi age.
T0 freods and relatives respectfully invited 70 ~
tend he funeral, fom his late residence No. 20 Fh
street o. Wednesday afsarzoen, u o'clock, without
PeeszkIii ma caIssrnis papers pleass COPY.
n Dos.Ipscs-0n Tuesday inornins, March 10, JAsE
NE rsla&iycs and ends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend ne funeral from DR.. Clar's church
Tweuy third sroet near Seventh avcnuc, this (Wedncs
day) afsesneca, 81 nve O'Clock.
sA1 --su4ssaly g dirsse q ths hart, on rsss.
day mss.ing. xarsh -, Luous rnAzn, N the s7sh
n fsassS wu saas vass sssa al ~ rsaSs,,s. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

MORE TAXATION FOR THE CTY-WHAT BECOMES
DF THE MILITARY FNEs.-An attempt Is now
being made in the State Legislature, by the Ad-
jutant General and others, to increase the COM
mutation tax from seventy five cents to one dol.
lar, on the ground of its insuficiency. The
question is sometimes asked to what use is the
fund received from this tax applied? A glance
at the last report of the Adiutant General,
of 1859, shows that for that year alone
enormous sums have been received and ey-
pended in the various brigades, but no nc.
count is given Of the great bulk of the money
which is known to be collected every year by
the persons authorized by law to perform that
duty. Let US give sample Of the way in
which part of this money COOS. The Eighth
Brigade inspecting present, 500; absent, 1879;
aggregate, Cos, was paid the sum of $3,S73 81.
The Fifteenth Brigade inspecting total pre-
sent, l67; absent 80; aggregate, 200, was paid
the sum of s1,l39 60. The Twentieth Brigade
Inspecting total present, 24l; absent, 90; ag-
gregate, 1903, was paid the sum of sl,sl9 IA.
The Twenty third Brigade inspecting total
present, $50; absent, Sc; aggregate, 266, was
paid the sum of s1,902 96. The Twentyfourth
Brigade inspecting present, $685. absent, l47;
aggregate, 712, was paid the sum Of $4,ll9 "a.
The Twentyff Brigade inspecting total pre-
sent, ISL; absent, 100; total, 4sl, was paid the
sum of s2,463 81. The Thirty-second Brigade
inspecting total present, 1888; absent Sc; ag-
Sregate, .i74, received the sum of S4,3l5 so.
What became of the Communication collected
In brigsdes where there are no men-and of
this class are the Ninth, Thirteenth, Twenty
second, Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Bdgades-we are not told. This fund, for the
most part ID paid directly to the members Of
the various brigades by what authority we
are left to imagine-the report does not
INFORM Us. For instance, in the Thirty-se-
como Brigade We find "sl13 a. paid FOR
the services Of the Brigadier General" for
that yea 1888 SO to two colonsls, $34s "a to
field ofhces $lSs to star officers Of regiments,
1895 "a company pay" &c. Pages l50
and Isl OF q report show this Thirty-second
Brigade to costt Of twelve companies-that
Is, two regimeAs, one with seven, the other
with i've company.
There ID dispoAion with the members q
be Legislature to Aplish this tax altogether,
%dsuch measure wVld be exceedingly po-
rlar. Az it Is now, mSh Of the money raised
b5ths military tax goes NO the pockets Of the
cohctos, who are coneAually making ths
moAs4uPid and annoying Slunders in attsmp
Ing discharge iheI duties. Many persAs
VINO a. liable 70 the most escape it 40
gethsr, nile Others, who = exempted bylaw
are persested beyond enduf> ce .Tbs hole
systsa sho,la ~ abolished s,sss, and I tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
News by the Cal,forni. Overland MAI,

ST. LOUIS, March Is, 1860
The California overland mail OF the Goth ult reached
here TO night bringing the following despatch which
failed 70 reach The Agent OF Associated press at Meory
station the arrival Of the mail there yeeter day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 21-4P NJ. =
The Republican State Convention meets al Sacramento
to u Ia believed that Seward delegates viii be
elected 70 the Chicago Convention.
The Democratic State Convention win meet at Sacra-
the 2e irst to elect delegates to the Charles
ton 0nvent'on. Primary elections have already been
held in OF the largest counties including San Francisco
and Sacramento. large majority Of the delegates thus
FAR elected are Ia opposion Weller and the CnivaIry
wing Of tho democracy and friendly to Senator La
than, rendering probable that Latham and his friends
will control the delegation to Charleston.
The expected duel at YrekA has been compromised
without the parties EGttrg.
A line OF stages commenced running day between
Plaoeryillc and Carson Valley.
There "a no change In tho markets since yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

Steamboat BuxMcd and Ten Lives Lost.
NEW OaraASs, March u, 1880
The steamer Judge Porter, from Montgomery to New
Orleans, was burned this morning ON Lake Pontchar-
train mile from her wharf Her crew were saved, bu
passengers drowned are missing Her cargo
consisting 800 bales Of cotton together with the boa
Is total loss. There u partial insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

10 other arrangements between Presideat
Juares and the iosurgent army, which will
s,eus,e the triumph Of tho great principles Dc.
Tended b. the cons1tatiorallsts. Senior Lerdo'
the moving fpirit now of the Juarez govern
ment, is statesaau of ability and power, and
Tar too wary public maa to sacrifice every
thing in pursuit Of the impracticasie. Is Is
unfortunate that at this juncture our Minister
to Mexico has been obliged to come to Wash
ington 10 explain clear truths to Senators too
much absorbed in party politics to study the
advantages that are open to as In moro prsc-
IDEAL guidance Of our relations with the Spanish
American countries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

An extra overland mail coach arrived at this station
At ten O'Clock this evening o. r. Hoycy, A. p WIlker
and w. A. Davidson came passengers route for Wash
inRton. They report the roads In excellent condition
They left 81 Pass on the 10th OF February.
Texas mail rider WAS killed and scslpod nesr Jack
scarborough, Texas, by the Camanches on the 9th Of
March. ...tst
blacksmith In the employ Of tho Overland Nall Com
pAny, killed Fort Chaburne by the CamAnches
ca the day before the extra mail coach passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

Married.
fiyDsAY--PArIERsox.--O Thursday evening" March s,
at tho residence Of Sevenson Hax, Esq., No. 81 Second
avenue, By tho Rev. Dr.. Thomssn, Of Grand street
Scotland.
Berwick papers please copy.
SrURGEs-PRArI.-In New York, on Sunday evening
March IL, by the Rev. rbos Gallaudet s. b. SrursEs 70
Miss Ilzzx PRATT, both Of Brooklyn, Eastern District
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

News from the Rio arande.
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1850.
Tho Steamer Arizona has arrived with Braxos dates OF
the 10th instant, and $iS2 900 In specie.
All was quiet Al Brownsville
Marquerz had pronounced IN avor Of Sante at tho
Capitol, and General Wall had done the samfAs uad Ala
jsra. Marquerz arrested but had escaped.
million dollar conducta lis way from Zacaecas
to MstHm0rss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

NUR HEALfH SHOULD BE CARAD FOE.
~ Pmgstye medicines, ~hcn properly prepared - -
according intensity OF the dsesss viii mot only ~
ismnstcsy and painful affections geDsrsy, always - q
less relieve, but debQny Induced The bouoD G3
ceansed the digestive functions greatly improved "a
patient 90 far hum being weakened nourshed sss0ee6o
Thus while DRAEDRITH's Pn,s surely cure 49,
jure when the severity Of the dsesc past ahsr lev -
pstaers gets well lie NOT sruok down by ohee AAA =
iodine, tho cochcum OF the other remedies whh have
poycd And alas the doctors here generally looa
Inc pscpt the greatest agony. These rcsuH asvr
pace when Brandrctis Pits used Millions e go
cured testify 70 shekr sAfety.
Brxrdrelhs Pils and their copcentraHon the Ike 49,
Pns sold 2< Canal street, No Union oD1w
vi 0i'SA'A' XIV" = s'-~ "''1 " 0S 8. BRzxDRxR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

SECRKf CIRCULAR or The BLACK hEPUui-
DAMS PxxMa THE PRESIDENTIAL CARnGN.-
We publish to day secret circular is
Sued by the Republican Congressional Execu-
live Committee, being tie drst shot In the
Presidential battle, which they expect will
throw up plenty of dust to bliad TIE eyes Of
the people. The republicans charge the de-
nooratic party with corruption, with deter
Saination to extend slavery, and With disunion
principles. They also call for adepot from
which abolition documents and pamphlets nAy
be scattered broadcast throughout the country,
asd they urgently ask for contributions for
that purpose. The idea of the republican par
~ charging corruption upon the democrats Is
little too absurd. One party Is quite as corrupt
~ the other; and If any innocent republican is
mos convinced Of this fact, we refer him to the
New York State Legislature, with lis republi-
can majority, for an example Of eli kinds OF
corruption and rottenness, and he win find it
fhere without parallel In the history Of legis-
3stiva bodies. We refer him to the late case OF
plumber in the State Treasury Of Maine,
end the confession of Elder Peck, who
states that his bondsmen, who are all
republicans, importnned him for loans
of the public money before be was warm in the
Treasurer's chair, and who admits that the
election Of three republican members Of Con-
gress was brought about with money stolen
from the State Treasury.
Then, as to the charge Of the democratic
party designing to extend slavery, the republi
Can committee who framed this circular know
very well that it is not true. They know
that the democrats only claim tbeiI
rights in the Territories the privilege OF
removing their property there if they
desire 1t, and securing protection fol
1t afterwards. AS to whether slavery shall
-exist in Territory or not depends entirely
upon the circumstances and climate of the Ter
ritory itself, and the will of its inhabitants
nearly all the circumstances, moreover, being
against the existence of slavery there; for while
. Yankee with solitary shirt under his arm
or perhaps no shirt at all, can tramp IL on foo
from New England to one of our Territories
and squat there upon l60 acres of land,
Southern gentleman would have to transport
small army there, at an immense expense, con
sisting perhaps of from fifty to three hundret
slaves, with provisions and other materials TO
their maintenance and comfort. No one know
ahis better than the Executive Committee wh'
signed this secret circular, though they affec
to believe that the extension Of slavery int
She Territories is imminent, for the purpose o
getting up party CRY to serve their aims q
the coming election. For this end, too, tn
republicans In Congress refused to abolish tn
frsnking privilege, in order to use 1t in food
ing the country with their abolition documents
/, OF time when the Post Office Department is Il
debt some six or seven millions for the posta
service.
This is the immaculate party which charges
corruption upon their opponents, and 1t is witt
such shams as this secret circular. they endea
vor to impose upon the public.