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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
POIificaIL Leu D,Eanrif.

The custom prevalent in some parts of
our country of sutj cling candidates for any
office TO every variety of inquiry with regard
To their course upon all possible and impos-
Sit,le questions Is thus saLiriZed by u cores
poudent of South Carolina Journal, the
Spartansburg Express: = e
To the Cdndidhss for the Legislature Of s. @:
If elected will you vote for sufficient ap-
preparation. by the Legislature. to have the
Arte-ian well in Charleston bored through to
the Celestial Empire, SO that South Carolina
may drdp through in the event OF Mr.. Lin
coln's election
In the event that the African Slave trade
is not re-opened, will you favor an appro-
priation, by the Legislature, for the impor-
Iation of monkeys to pick out COTTON?
Will YOU vote for law 10 prevent the
Aurora Borealis from making its appear
ance south of Masan and Dixon's line?
Will you vote for an appropriation to aid
in defraying the exprnsrs of the visit OF the
Prince of Whales TO the United States?
In the event OF your election. Will You, IN
accordance with the strict rules of political
.conomy, vote for aPpropriatiug the supertiu-
Gus gas so freely generated by that body IN
i'd of Professor Loves intended balloon ex-
cur-ion to Europe?
II elected, which hotel will you stop at in
Columbia:
Which of the candidates for the Legislature
do you think will b. elected!
In view of the grave Importance OF The
foregoing questions. aud the necessity OF spe-
CHIC aud categorical answers 10 the same,
WHAT are on going to do about II!
Are you in faFor OF making such sinpie-
IONS of yours Ives as to answer all questions
which may be propOuudrd to you through
the papers!
II tue last question Is answered in the al
firmative. We rep at with emphasis the onsin-
Gus question, What are you going TO dc
about it!'i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

I me cay lew words. If they who make
tais charge will read Mr. Breckinridgc's le.-
tfr OF acceptance, and my letter of accept
nee, they will there see clearly defined the
ioctrine of NON-INTERYENTION WITH
FHE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY On THE
ART OF CONGRESS. We believe that
there has been already too much legislation
yes, and too much agiiation-on This sub
ject.'
Aud again:
Il have ha;tled aud always will battle
against ANY INTERFERENCE ON THE
TART OF CONGRESS WITH THE SUB
hCT OF SLAVERY. 1T IS A SUBJECT
Nth WHICH CONGRESS HAS MOTH
ING TO Do"
And lastly, as to the power of the people
- settle this question as they please, be goes
bOw-shot beyond Douglas, for he contends
Or the right of the people Of Territory to
ecide the qIcstica OF the conslitutionaiity
i the laws. not only of Congress. but OF their
own local Legislature We are free TO admit
that this is an absurdity which no urchin in
America Of dozen Summers ever harbored
Tor moment; but such is the assertion OF
the candidate of this enlightened party for
the YIcr-Presidency. He declares. that al
Ih0ngh Congress passed the Willy OF PrOvisO
IN The Oregon Bill, excluding slavery. and
alihoa b the local Legislature Of the Terri
tory under the PROVISIONAL Of0Vernmect hau
passrd laws excluding slavery, still the peo-
pie of the Territory Of Oregon claimed and
exercised the right to determine the question
fer themselves. Here are his words:
when | arrived in Oregon in 1S4S. slavery
existed there. Many persons had moved
there from Missouri, carrying their slaves
with them. When Oregon assumed the Ter
rit"rial condition. the Hilmot proviso was
tackled TO the organic act; and previous 10 the
passage of ibis organic act the people had
passed laws against slavery under proVl-
sional government. But slavery continued to
ernst there anil the admission a StGte. The
people argued, and RIGHTLY, that the laws
were unconstitutional, and consequently null
and void
This Is popular sovereignty with Il ven
geance. We hope We shall hear no more IL
Fades against miserable squatters, out at ell
/ bows; the pensioners OF government,
while this great official expOuader OF Brtck
inridgeism asserts the right Of the Oregon
so Iatters to pass upon the constitutionality
OF an act of Congress, and having deter
mined adversely, to proceed TO set it aside az
null and void
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Another Letter from Hon. L.. VI.


Another letter appears in the public prints
from the Hon. L. NJ. KEITr, of South Caro-
lima. The gist OF the letter is that. ''if the
Black Republicans succeed in the coming
election, the ISSUES 6d,ceea The North and the
SOssth ,eiA Be aoithdra,cn from the FEDERAL arena,
and must be decided 6y The States bsmselUes, 500
ereigns. In this contingency, my convictions
of duty are clear and well-settled. shat!
adeise d.slnioa promptly. The States of the South
mus take Lheir OaOn SAFETY into their own hands.
Nc. KEITr proceeds to argue that the South.
in the event supposed, would he as fully jus
titled in resisting the Northern majority as
were the colonies i'll declaring their indie
pendence of Great Britain
The fallacy OF the whole thing is, that
should Mr.. LINCOLN be elected, it will not be
by majority at all; bnt by the stubborn di-
visions of his adversaries. Mr. LINCOLN will
not obtain more than two-fiiths of the p0pu-
Lar vote; aud if he is successful, it will be
through the iIstrumentality of the Southern
plUttcrs of treason against the Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Old Hoes Indianapolis speech.

Old JOE LANE recently brought up, in his
peTigFinations, at Indianap ills, Indiana, aud
made sperch. The Petersburg (Va.) True
Democrat Douglas paper, repubiishes This
r, mlrkable effort of the wandering orator, >
and comments upon it as follows:
A DANIEL. C.ME To gDGMrNF''-OLD JOE
SPEAKS OUT.-We invite particular attention
% IN speech oil Zoe Lane. the Seceders' can
did ate tor the Vice Presidency, which We
publish in another column. II the sentiments
II his speech are he sentiments OF the Breck
nridgp party South, we do not hesitate to af-
firm that that party i the most audacious
-windle that ever disgTaced politics -unwor-
thy ii moments cOuntenanee at the hands OF
| honest voters. We app al to the memory of
very man in Virginia who has heard a
| lirrckinridge speech, or read a Breckinridg'
| paper. TO know whether the whole burden OF
| Ir song has not been
i. The protection of slavery in the Terri
| tories.
| 2. Congressional Intervention TO that end.
| 3. A protest against the doctrine that the
| 'eOpie have the power to settle this QUESTION.
q matter what the action of the Federal GOV
rnmeni may b..
Now, we challenge contradiction TO th,
| ~ proposition that upon all three OF these posi-
IONS Jue L me takes dir. CT issue with the
| ir' ckinridge p'rIy. and sands ty the side o,
| Don, los. f-.u Inlay attribute il to the pro-
erb al obtu<eness of the worthy gen lemau,
TO the 81. d.ed ambiguity OF The BrcckIn
dge Platform, or io the " iiiul deception oI
southern br' ckinTidge oraclrs; but, To what
| ever cause. the fac, is und, niabIe that Joe
Lanes danapolis speech contradicts the
otheTn view OF Br. ckiuIidgei- m "a eUeTy pa
| euA4r. As TO the extension of slavery, he
s.ys:
III has been charged that the party with
| Va leu have The hoaor to act design 10 em-
| ply tue Feu' TAI 10, ernment Tor the prola-
| CATION of slavery. This 1 deny. | d,Hy that
ne NaIirnal ID. m cratic parry desire Ia pro-
pagd.e slavery Ia The Territories To con-
cede this would be TO coucede that belong.
I'd 10 sectional pdriy-AS SECTIO AL
AS REPUbLICANISM. l declare that Ihe
parry with :. hIch | act is neither an anti
slavery party nor 4 pro slavery pariy.n
A. 10 lhe power aud right of Congress to
! intervene, be is. If possible, sill more expil-
cit. Judge Douglas has never said anything
ON this ub;.cI a shade stronger Than the fol-
/ lowing d ON Lsn-'s speech:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
A Correct Sentiment.

The Wing Party, South, as a mass, are
more united aud s0UHder on the question OF
the Union than The Democratic party-In
dIel0 Et1Rg.
The abdve correct sentiment was uttered
on the 23rd of November, 1850. at public
meeting in Nashville. Mr.. EWING had but
recently returned from Washington, where,
in the discharge OF his duties in the session ol
Congress, memorable for the passage of tie
Compromise measures, he had learned hoy
to appreciate the-spirit which govern. I'd
leading men of both the mocraIic and viii.
parties, South. He knew what be said Wa,
true. Ample evidence OF the fact had beer
given him in the struggle 10 adjust the diff
culties which then threatened 10 destroy tb,
Union.
Applied to the Constitutional L MON Part,
and the BreekiDridgs Yanc,y Party, the Sch
timent of Mr.. EWING is not less correct now
The democratic party as represented by tb.
faction with which Mr.. EWING is now acting
does not exhibit any Improvement sinc,
1850 If anything, il exhibits less sound
ness on the question OF the UniOn- In 1850
there was seme Cause OF discont,nt. III
South had been called upon TO sacrifice. ana
did sacrifice. some of her rights 10 the ter
ritorie. acquired from Mexico. Bat, at this
time. tiere is no sub tanti-l Cause for dir
content; yet, all over the South We heai
threats OF disunion, and have seen prepare
lions made for disunion. And for wha'
cause! Simply, the el,ciion of Republi'
can to the Pres.d ncy in accordance with
the Constitution and the laws. And Ar
EWING is found activity and jealousy CO.
operating wi b those who propose to consun-
mate this rebeIlious and treatonable purpose
Of dls.nIrin abe II. .. -. -. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

Two HUSDf.6D THOUSAND DOLLARS NORTH
or PR0PEETr IN MARKET.-We regret very
much thai our friend. Gen. Cornelius Robin
son, : Offering his valuable plantations and
negroes Tor sale He is .'disgus;ed," he says.
with the submission policy Of the South, .
and is determined 10 conyert his property and
t6drs
This will be the course OF hundreds VI true
meu-the best OF the Soulful in case of
LincoiB's election. the South covers Ike a
hound We know men that are preparing TO
leave, because they viii not rear their chill
dren iu "a subjugated section. Montgomery,
14La.. -ElI
Aye, and We doubt not, there are hum
dreds of other Gen. RoBINsoNs in the South
clustering about "subjugat seciion,5 - who
Will, 80 soon as they proTokc civil war. sell
oIst sud leave
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

North succeeds in elceting its candidate for.
the Prcsidenc =. It strikes Ms. tina. as
goOo Chioh man--whieh We know Mr. Ew-
ING 10 De he ought tobe supporting either
the Cons situtionai Union ticket, or the Doug
IA 'icke'' he and Mr.. BELL periodically
oo-o9efs'ed In 1850, in the adjustment of the
questions which gave so much trouble then:
and there is no valid reason wby he sbould
Net sustain BIZ BELL now, to prevent re-
suit which unsouud democrats of the
South declare they will resist even to the
disruption Of every tie which binds the Union
together.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

GARIBALDI ANE THE POPE IN THE U. S.
A festival is to- be hric In. Baltimore to-day,
by citizens of italian descent, and all Others
in favor Of the independence of Italy, the
proceeds OF which are to be transmitted to
Gs ribaldi.
The same paper which contains this an
nouncement states that the collections for
the Pope, in the diocese of Baltimore, now
amounts to Sl3.232 81.
Facts Ike these show how possible it is
for people of the most opposite views and
feelings to live together in one country with
out quarreliug We could have no better
illustration of true liberty, nor better proof
of capacity for the enjoy ment of liberty, than
these quiet Expressions of popular sentiment
| 10 diarnetrically opposite direcsions.-N. Y
ExPress. - - =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

RECIPE FOR IMPROVING CEpER.-The follow
ing recipe from the Ohio Faln,er is worthy of
a trial 49,
Let the new cider from sour apples (sound
and selected fruit is to be pTeferrcdl ferment
from one week to three weeks, as The wealth "
is warm or cool. When IL has ;sttsined 80
lively fermentation add TO each z GOA ohe
quarter OF an ounce of sulphate lime. Stir
the powder and cider until intimately mixed,
and return the emulsion 10 the ferme1iing
liquid. Agi ate briskiy and thoroughly for
a few moments. aud then let the cider settle.
The fermentation viii commence at once.
WI II, after few days the cider has become
clear. draw off and bottle carefully. or remove
the sediment and return to the original yes
sci. If loosely corked, or kept IL q barrel on
llraught it will retain its taste as still cider.
If preserved in bottles, carefully corked,
which is better IT viii become sparkling
cider. and may be kept indefinitely long.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
$4,000
Amounting to.
s6is,500 90

10 the City Council Of NdshriLts = Your Finance
sCommittee herewith present tho usual Annual Re
port OF the Recorder Treasure. From winch 10 Will
oe that there has been falling on N the amount
fthe Revenue received compared with the proceed
sng year ON the other hand the expenditures have
oen largely particularly IN the Street depart
resulting in by werk oroared 70 lie done
oy contract by the City Council Inc liabilities Of the
corporation winch due and falling due during the
incoming MunicIpa year amount 10 <i2e $40 So which
exceeds the amount which be from the
paid taxes the Revenue Collectors books Dy more
IMAM thirty thousand dollars which will consume more
than half Revenue arising from other sources eav
ing very deffay the ordina expenses u the
city The Funded Debt of the Corporation has been
dued from S662 500 90 S6lS 500 co. by the payment
of SIl QUO W Pennsy wanna Insurance Company
IL viii that the amount TO the credit VI the
Sinking Fund, recently established Is s5ofoi TO- small
ortl.,il OF winch invested in tnos
sum OF SOL 90 90 belongs 10 this Fund arising from the
Sale OF tue y. {. r. X stock which VIII make tire
amount TO the credit this Funa than 500 00o.
Respectfully submitted j. ~ HAAlLluS,
Nashville, Sept. %, 1850. Chairman.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
ar,uslnx nom to the MARI /.


The following questions are being generally
propouH6ed 10 tie candidates for the Legis-
lature of South Carolina
Il. If Mr. Lincoln is elected President of
the United States. will you support South
ern Coniederacy?
2. II all The Southern States will not CO.
operate for snch Confederacy, will you sup
port Confederacy of two or more Cotton
States?
g. IL two or more Cotton States will not
form Confederacy as above, are you for sub
mission to Black Republican domination or,
call of Convention to decide upon the ac-
ton of tue State ?'' sa =
The first two, as far as we have seen, are
uniformly answered in the affirmative, and the
first clause in the third in the negative and
the latter 10 the Affirmative. So that the Pc
siiiou of that State is not in any doubt what
eYfT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

WHITE AND BLACK OATS.
1000 bushels White Oats;
500 Black
Just recevedand for sale by II i PARRISH CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

SUSPENSION OF THE Artisans BANK---The
city was throwuinto considerable 'panic yes
terday bv the sudden announcement OF The
suspension of the Artisans Bank. from which
institution the City Chamberlain, Mr.. Platt,
(who is also President of the bank,) with
drew the city funds, and deposited the same
in the Park Bank. 1t has been known Tor
some time that the Artisans Bank was in
some difficulty, and it is a fact significant OF
the tim 5, that its troubles did not arise from
any legitimate commercial cause, but from
purely political circumstance%--A- ,. iffr'
aid Oct g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

DOUGLAS IN TENNEssEE.-The fusion offered
by the two Douglas electors in Tennessee and
accepted by the Breckenridge men, has been
rejected by the Douglas leaders. Still the
Douglas masses and some Of their leaders al e
acquiescing and going for the Breckenridge
Montgomery Nail.
The Kal is drawing on its fancy. The
Douglas masses are not made OF the material
that the Mills article indicates. They are
standing up faithfully to "ye Little Giant"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
BosroS- ,5-Tb,. otf,,.r4s,. of ,l,e slas

BosroN, Oct 5-The officers of The slave
bark Orion were sentenced to day in the
+ United States Court for being engaged in the
slave trade as follows: SIS Y.t1a = Az
Thomas Morgan, part owner of the vessel
and her commander OF the time of her cap
ture, was t1ed 50 900 and to be imprisoned
two years in Jail.
By.on j. chamberlain was sentenced to
Imprisonment in Jail for two years.
Vim. Durham 10 Imprisonment in Jail for
81 months. E5 ttlfgtiEs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

THE Iowa MESSENGER is the name 81 a new
paper just stared at Museatinc. Iowa, which
flies the Bell and Everett flag 1st its mast
head. 1t enters the arena With a bold and
,shng mein. procIaiming itself the only ma
onal paper published in the State. We
with it. 10 less than the caase it advocates,
tue amg!est success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
FOR SENATOR !:

FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
GRAND UNION RALLY
AND
BA $ X EFT d. n NER, =
At Petersburg, Tennessee,
18th October, Isl

Thirty-three Young Ladies will be IN the
procession, bearing appropriate banners re-
presenting the thirty-three States of the
Union.
Some of the ablest speakers in the State
have been invited, among whom are Gov
n. s. Brown, John F. House. Hon. Robert
Hatton and many others. Come everybody.
The Ladies are especially invited
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

Idundce Fsrer and Agte, GeReraL DeJiIiy, and oil
Diseases arising from a Disordered &OEi1ch.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
noun onrhe Foreigners.

The Hon. William L. Yancey, the head
and front of The Dr, ckiuTidge party, was
particularly severe. in his speech the other
light on The foreigners. who come to this
country from Europe. He said that they
". Re all Abolilionists and that nearly all OF
them settled in the \ rtbern States--;hus
giving the North decid. d Preponderance
over the SOuth-hgchm0nd Hing
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
fFrom The Doyer. MI. Gaze,te !

Dr.. RICHARDSON 5 BIrrERs-In our columns may be
found an advertisement of sherry Vine Bisters pre-
pared by DIR 5 Richardson, Of south Reading. Mass
They are said to be undoubtedly composed of va
riety Of valuable and purely vegetable matter, and
from own experience, well as others, we can
speak highly Of their renovatng and invigoratng ef
fects upon the system We have good opinion Of the
Bitters, they not quack nestrum but discover
ed. prepared, and vended by ragniar ,slvsisan 2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
woodIawn Races.
FIFTH DAY.

Sweepstakes for three year olds, two mile
heats; S200 subscription, 500 forfeit, $50
drciaralion. twenty five subscribers three
started--Betiie Ward, Solferino and Sailor.
A. X. Richards b. { Bette Ward, 8 years old by
Lexngt n, dam by VIVA ebone..
]. n Cay O. Wsrd's,( b. C sailor, years old by
imp York shire, dam Heraldry, by Herald -.
JOS q Bsweil's oIerlno, years Old, by Import
ed YORKSHIRE, dam 1t Mary, by Hamlet ,......,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Valuable Lot ON Vine Street.
Near tie q litOi.

DY virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery Court st
ID Nashville will offer al public sale the premi-
SEES saturday set 9th $780, that large lot on west
side OF Vine street, near the Capitol known as N
Shields property Fronts more than 20 feet but may
be divided 10 suit purchasers
This good property, and well worth the attention
Of both those who want bu ldng lots for their on use
and those who want 10 invest for profit
Terms announced at sale. Sale TO commence at II
O'Clock. lOct.5, tdsj J. L GLtANkS, CAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

have this day. associated with me in the Book
business. MR.. J. B. RUTLAND and MR. JNO EAST
Man Nashville sept l. 1850
+. HAGAN-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
RUSSELL HOUsroN, Esq, made speech at
Shelbyville last Monday. The. Shelbyvillt
R,-aoS;for saws Of IL

Mr.. HOUsToN spoke first: and we regret.
most deeply, that we possess such poor and
feeble abilities as TO be entirely unable to
give our readers even a faint idea of thai
sp eech, and the wonderful effects it produced.
Suffice it, that it Was the ablest effort We
have heard during the canvass, and that
is saying vast deal in its favor. but no
mole than what We conscientiously believe
to be strictly true. He dealt principally in
fJ ;ts-plain, stubborn uRaasWerabLe facts. And
Il pr esented the truth in such a plain. unvar-
nishrd manner as TO be clearly and distinctly
understood by the narrowest, dimmest, most
Oh Scure intellect under tae sound of his
voice.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
NEW BOOK =.
JUST RECEIFED BIZ
G. r e e N & G 0 +.
No. 8 Union Mreet,

fJohnson d Tfeoner,S Old sSt0nd.1
The Woman in White BY WiIkie Collins.
The Mother in law A Tale of Domestic Life BY Mrs.
Emma D. e NJ. Southworth.
Camille; or the Camilla LADY. BY Alex. Dumas.
The Household of Bouverie or the Elixir Of Gold;
Romance, By Southern Lady.
Nemesis By Marion Harland, author of ''Aone,
! 'sHidden Path - s'Moss Side &c.
The Greatness and Decline OF Caesar Berotteau From
the French of HOnori De Balzac.
Wheat and Ladres: An Anonymous Novel.
The Wild Sports OF India; With remarks ON the Breed
ing and Rearing Of Horses, etc.
The Eighth Commandment. By Charles Reade-
The Sunny SUuth; or the Southerner at Homo. by
Prof J. H. Ineraham. Of Miss.
Narratives and Adventures of Travellers in Africa.
Lacour on tue Manufacture Of Liquors, Wines, etc
just received by GREEN Co,
s successors TO johnson y rreanor
oct6-u No. O Union Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Extensive Special Auction Sale

n Tuesday morning, Oct 9th, 1850, commencing at
W lOosciok, Hr-NJk SHELLS q 90 wsf SCH 30 the
nia hest bidder Cash ssotnen; OF rlcn gooos
boz ,ght the trade Of has city ana soa on account
of the house declining business, consisting in part
fic Printed Ak, FlaIn aa FANCY Dress six
Irif and French silk Pop.ins, Srdinlan fiaid Aolr
Sui,er Plain esch Aafinue .ntsa siafinot ana
Cad nmefss ali Wool ZePA, elaasss, Sui,is fscil
B.i met Ribbons, Aantua hiDoans AL cUoEs, White
Col as Hosiery, Hsndkerchies, Sewing Sk, Seeaies,
Ais Trimmings, with great variety u otEef
art ices making must vsuaele stock which mast DC
cid sed $500 :. BENZ = Sill Ills ~.
tct SID - - =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is one of the thousand
and medical preparations put out on sale which
has a rare degree of merit. Consequently, while
many other medicines sink into their primitive
nsignifcance, and forgotten, the Pain Killer IS
perssteny and successfully establishing its own last
Ing reputation -Mohaurk Fdfiey Register.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-08
Annual Statement
OF TIE
Financial Condition Of the Corporation OF
Nashville.

To he. cty Council Of The osty Of Ndshrils;
In obedience to the law, the Recorder and Treasurer
beg leave to submit the following statement Of the FL
nanciai Condition the Corporation show ing the re-
CENTS and disbursements for the past year. the laDi-
ties for the ensuing Municipal year the OF the
School Fund of the Sinking Fund. and the amount OF
the Funded Debt