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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
JAS. bOC6ANAN.
Washington, May 4, 1860.
Buck1seHAm PALACE, June 22. 1860.

My Good Friend: have been gratified at
the feelings which prompted you to write me
inviting the Prince of Wales to visit Wash
ington. He intends to return from Canada
through the United States, and it will give
him great pleasure to have an opportunity
of testifying to you in person that these feel
ings are fully reciprocated by him. He will
then be able at the same time to mark the
respect that he entertains for the Chief Mag
istrate of great and friendly State and kind.
red nation. The Prince of Wales will drop
all royal state on leaving my Provinces, and
travel under the name of Lord Renfrew, as
he has done when travelling on the CONT
nent of Europe. The Prince consort wishes
to be kindly remembered to you.
l remain ever your good friend,
VICTORIA,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

G The Montgomery (Ala.) Nal, the very
ablest opposition paper in the South, has
come out for Breckenridge and Lane. We
could fill every column of our paper with ex-
tracts like the above; for the true patriots OF
every section of the country are rallying
around Breckinridge and Lane.-Lebanoa
Democrat.
Set 'em up, THOMPSON, and send us a
"marked copy of your paper containing
same," with bill, and we'll pay you the cur
rent rates of advertising
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

STEAM FIRE EsGINE.-The Richmond Wing
of the 1lth says
ssThe estimated cost of the steam fire en-
CINE which the Council has ordered to be
purchased is $500; hose, etc., S916; horses
and stables $500. Total S5,216. The esti-
mated cost of keeping the same in operation
one year is 81 $50. Annual cost of the two
fire companies to be dispensed with 81, 800
Saving to the city S2,350 per Annum. The
engine now in course of compilations at Messrs
Ettenger & Edmond's works, on Cary street,
will probably be purchased. It viii be ready
for trial in a few weeks
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

The McMinnvile Era asks" Where is
Billy Stokes, is he for Bell. or against him
We understand he is dumb"
You understand what is not true. Mr..
Stokes is an ardent supporter of the Con-
stitutional Union ticket, and announces him.
self ready to go into the canvass, and TO
labor wherever bis services may be deemed
necessary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

INFORMATION WANTED of the grounds upon
which the friends OF either BRECKENRIDGE or
DoUGLAs can base any hope of the election
of either of the gentlemen as President. We
have found numbers who say, respectively,
that their friend can be elected but we
have yet to discover the individual to tell
us hosr it can be done. Will not some one
give us the information!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

No Chance-An Honest Admission.
The Erie O5serUer, one of the most promi.
nent Democratic papers in Northern Penn
sylvania, honestly admits the utter hopeless
ness of the Democratic party. 1t says:
We will not stultify ourself-we will not
compromise the position Of this Journal by
misleading its readers with vain and delu-
sive hopes. when there is No ROOM FOR
HOPE. United we stand, divided we fall, y
is an aphorism which has never been con-
troverted either in theory or practice. No
political party diUided can succeed. We tried it
in 1913, and like result flowed from like
cause. And we are about to enact over
again in 1860 the disastrous campaign of
1913. We know it is said :. there is a silver
lining to every cloud," but we apprehend it
will take spy glass, at least four years
long, to see ''silver lining" in the ''cloud"
that spans the political horizon of the Demo-
cratic party at this time.
There are Democrats in this region willing
not only to "stultify' themselves, but to
mislead the masses of the party "with vain
and delusive hopes, tchers there is no room for
hope" They can deceive nobody, however.
No chance is written on the countenance of
every Democrat who shows himselfin public
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

The Constitutional Union Party of Rich
mond County, Georgia, held a meeting in
Augusta, on the evening Of the 10th inst.
Resolutions were adopted approving the NOM
nation of BELL and EVERETT, and urging
the union of all parties in the South upon
them. The meeting was addressed by Hons.
THos. W. MILLER and JoHx MuLEDGE. The
Chronicle concludes notice of the meeting
as follows:
We have set the ball in motion. and our
people are determined to leave nothing IN
done to secure victory over the common
enemy; victory which shall have no bitter
ness and no sting, but which shall rebound
entirely to the good of our country-to its
peace and its peTpetuity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
Corporation Taxes.
Is 60.

CoLLEeToRs OFFIcE, CRY HAIL,
July 18th, 1860.
yIsHoSE indebted for Corporation Taxes for the
IL present year, wei as for the Tax due the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, are hereby
notified to come forward and pay the same without
delay. This notice extends to those owning Real
Estate or Personal Property in the corporate limits,
and those charged with Poll Tax Call at the otice,
City Hall, upper end OF the Market House
fjuly12-1m B6&U Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

~ 1t is now pretty well ascertained
that there is scarcely secessionist or disun-
ionist in the country who does not support
the BRECKENRIDGE ticket-a fact which all
sincere lovers of the Union of all parties will
remember and carefully consider before MAX
ing up their minds to range themselves ON
the side of the enemies of their country by
voting that ticket.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

O.JEsSINas WISE telegrapbs to the Mont
gonery (Ala.) Adpertisr that, upon inquiry
at the Office of the Secretary of State of Vir-
GINA, he learns that Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE's
name is signed to no petition there for the
pardon of BRowS. The Montgomery Conted-
Grafton had so charged.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

An ExAMPLE WORTHY OF IMTTATIoN.-We
find among the business notices" of the
Union and AMERICAN the following:
DEMOCRATIC PAPER FOR SALE.-The best
appointed newspaper office in Tennessee, out
of the cities. with good circulation, and
large advertising and jobbing patronage.
The only reason for selling is that the pro-
prietor desires to engage in other pursuits.
Enquire at this Office
The editors and proprietors of all the
democratic papers in the country ought to fol-
low this example. "Tbe only reason" above
given is sufficient-for, ''desire to engage
in other pursuits than that of unfolding a
party which has gone to destruction, and
promises no good either to the country or to
those who are laboring for it, is quite reason
able and natural. Sell out, gentlemen, and
for premium of one millionth of one per
cent. we will insure greater profits and cleaner
faces and hands in any other vocation as
zeaIousIv aua IuuUsTriousIy followed.
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LIBERAL TIME SALE S
DHSYREsS G0ODS.

All sums under 500 cash, over that amount
Six months credit.
yK7 wllsell without reserve, on TUESDAY MORN
w ING NEXT, July 18th, commencing az o.
made Clothing, Shoes Boots and BroRans, Variety
Goods &c. sc. The Goods are OF the best quality.
Now il the tine for bargains Call and examine tue
goods immediately. TRABUE & LUcUs.
luIy12-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

Mr.. BUCHANAN. in his midnight speech, in
favor of the BRECKENRIDGE YANcEYIrEs took
ground against the convention system and
returning to the old congressional caucus
system. Just like old Buck. If there's any,
thing corrupt, he is sure to approve if.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

~ We are rejoiced to learn, that it is
probable that the Hon. John Savage true
and tried patriot. as gallant soldier as ever
led a charge-will take an active part in the
present canvass. One blast from his bugle-
horn will be worth thousand men.-Lebanon
Democrat.
That is, when BILL Strokes is out of his
path.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

Hon. JOHN J. CRITTENDEN made glorious
rallying speech at Shelbyville, KY, last Mon
day night. Messrs. MALLORY, BULLOCK and
WHITAKER spoke during the day. The en-
thusiasm aroused was of the most cheering
character.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
einnati Gazette says
Inc speech of Buchanan in defence of
breckinridge is much commented upon, it
Deing the first time President of the United
States mas entered the partisan arena. 1t is
to be doubted whether the odvocacv of The
odd public fnnctionary'' is not more preju-
aiciai than bis opposition. His speech was
IN exeerabie taste, and was filed with moth
ing that we have not heard time and time
again. II will be relief to the Community
to know, from his own lips, that il Is the
last public speech he intends to make.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

The DOUGLAS faction of the Democracy
on the 11th. 1t was largely attended!s The
BRECKINRIDGE-YANCEYw wing hold meeting
at the same place on the 18th inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

@ Mr.. BUCHANAN was elected to the po-
sition which he has been SO assiduous to dis
grace, in 1856. by minority of the popular
vote. Since then the party has severed
about the middle, yet there are some who
have efrontery TO contend that the candi-
date of one half of the original minority
can be elected to the Presidency! II either
wing of the Democracy can get up anything
more absurd than that, we should like to see
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Valuable Town Lots
AND
G Q u M HX LAND .
For Sale.

T AN Offering for sab On reasonable terms. the
i following property ct handsome Buildin z Lots
in the 9Th and Sth Wards of Nashville.
Nine Houses and Lots of various dimensions, from
large t. small comfortable resdenc at low prices
in the city.
One double three story Business House Broad
street, occupied at present by Hardcastle & Co.
One Tract of about % "a acres, three miles out on
the Nashville and ChattaD ooga Railroad, frame house
and Nell-part of the Lucus Crutcher tract, good
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One Tract of abont 81 acre =, the MurfreesboTo'
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One Tract of about so IS, eight miles out near
the Murfreesboro' Turnpike Good improv Is,
good water ami timber.
One Tract of about 90 acres on the Franklin Col
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cleared, balance good timber and well watered.
One Tract of about l26 acres, adjacent TO same on
the East fronts on said Turnpike over 200 poles
nearly all good timber and soil good. -
One Tract of about $50 afes, ten miles out, near
Smiths Springs, one mile Snd half North of the
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10 acres clearedand several other lots and tracts
of land in Nashville and vicinity.
For further particulars call on NANCE & WOODWARD
No so Cherry street.
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex-
Change for the above.
June2o-1m U&A JAMES II. MURELI..
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The democracy of Virginia hold Conven-
ton the 10th of next month to arrange the
Electoral ticket. The Richmond Enquirer
recommends union of the DCUGLAs and
and Observation-Disclosures forces to prevent
BELL from carrying the State.
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L Il X M 5 .

The National Union viii be published in the form
OF snper-royal Svo-, and be completed in fourteen
numbers-the first 10 be issued the 14fh Of July
tach number contain sixteen pages-inaking in the
whole volume of two hundred and tNenty-feur pa
ges. The subscription price will be: single copies SO
cents; ten copies, 81; twenty copies, 81 fifty copies
Sl5-payabie invariably in advance, the u>rs loo
price at which the publication is put viii not justify
the opening Of accounts for Subscription Orders
therefore, for more numbers, must be accom-,
panied with the cash
Committees and Clubs DESTROYS of subscribing fora
number of copies should send their orders at the
earliest practicable day. Letters Containing sub
scriptons may be addressed 70 any member Of the
proprietors of the RepnJiican Banner or A : caxP
e Co., proprietors Of the Daily PGiriot. We would
suggest 70 our friends getting up subs crptons 20
pursue this plan: Let number OF gentlemen confri-
butte the amount necessary to pay for ten twenty
fifty, or hundI ed copies OF ssThe National Union
ana forward the amount At once, obtaining the SUBJ
scriptcn afterwards more at leisure.
BANG WALKER 4 CO.
Juiyle-u A. s. CAMP & CO.
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1-We are indebted to the Adams Express
for files of Louisville papers of yesterday,
and the latest dates from New York and
Philadelphia in advance of the mail.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

BELL AND EVERETT IN CLARKsvu.In-Wc
yesterday received the following dispatch
from GAINESVILLE:
EDITORS PATRIOT -
Breed, Local Editor GAINESVILLE JsfersoniqH
Breckenridge and Lane organ, made a BELL
and EVERETT speech here last night The
crowd was very large and the greatest enthu-
siasm prevailed. W.S.C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

No. %, -Four -and-a -halfst., Washington n c.
Washington City, June so, 1850.
The undersigned, Committee of Finance.
appointed by the Executive Committee, ad-
dress you in relation to collecting funds for
the expenses of the campaign. We need not
urge the Importance Of the promptest action
with view of efficient organization through
out the country. The preparation and circu-
iatlon OF documents which will place our
cause before the great body ofAmerican peo-
pie on Its just ground of nationality and de-
Vo.ioh 10 the equal rights to all, and which
VIII exhibit the pre-eminent qualifications of
our candidates. Breckenridge and Lane-is
Oh the hrst consequence. We feel also that all
our friends will appreciate the necessity of
untlrlhg correspondence to perfect and con-
sondate al organization of our party
throughout the country. The Executive
Committee is now prepared at once to enter
upon the duties which have been devolved
upon them, and they now appeal for efficient
pecunIary aid. We have bold and desperate
opponents to meet, and we need for purposes
mentioned a large amount of funds. We
nope that no delay whatever win occur in
answering this circular. Contributions
should be forwarded to the chairman of the
committee. 1t viii be our purpose TO see that
the utmost economy be practiced in the use
of funds. With this determination on our
part we appeal again to the liberality of our
friends to furnish us with the necessary
means to aid us, that our documents may 90
to every town aud hamlet in the country
Believing that an appeal for prompt action
will be responded to by you and all our
friends, we subscribe ourselves you friends in
the cause of the great Democratic party of
the country. CSigned.1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

A State Convention meets in Connecticut
next month to nominate BELL and EVERETT
electoral ticket.
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ChilGren's Fancy Goods.

CONSISTING of all thcl latest styles for Boys.
~ Children, Infants and little Misses, to which the
attention of the ladies is particularly requested.
A. j. FRANCISCO,
Hatterand FT-rier No. IS Public Square, Nashville
julyl9-tf
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10. D.B. MAJORS, ofShelby.
Central Executive Committee.

EDWIN ii. EWING, NELL S. BRowN, ALLEN
a HALL, P. w. MAxEY, JOIN LELLYErT,
JoHS FL. CALENDER, HORACE II. HARRI-
son.
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De BOWS Review.

The July No. just received. Subscriptions s. 3
year. Single numbers so cents.
JOHN YORK & co., Agents,
july1l-tf No IS Union street, Nashville.
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CAMPAIGN PAPER.
me Constitution, the Union. and Tie Enforcement Of
the LdlrS. -
JOllN BELL AND EDWARD EVERETT.
+ X o p f CTUS
" THE NATIONAL UNION"

O and In the suppression of sectional strif. nj.
l. preservation of the Union from impending merrill
ana the restoration Of feelings OF brotherIy kindness
oe'Ween the North and the South, and as means
ol hing those high and patriotic aims 40
rresloency OF JOHN BELL and EDWARD EVER
Ell, the Central Eqecutve Committee OF the Union
IA! iarty OF tennessee, lave made arrangements with
the Proprietors of the Republican Bonner and DaiIv
20 be called -t'--s-i ~fei'
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In want of MONEY.

For the benefit of such of our readers as
may sympatize with the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cEY faction of the democracy, we publish the
following circular from the Executive Com
mittee at Washington. They want money
badly:
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No Cbanee-.n honest admisst,

Hon. o. F. MOORE, of Portsmouth, Ohio
hHas come out for BELL and EVERETT.
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The japanese Hat .

A NEW sty lie o. Soft Hat, weighing only GU nc e.
IA just received this day by express at the ash.
ionable Hat Emporium of FRANCISCO'S,
july12-tf % Public Square
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Silver SOAP

SHOUI.D be in every family We can't keep hons
- without it. 1t poishes, with no trouble silver
steel. glass, gliding, paint, &C.
1ulyl3-u MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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Ifiu advertisements.
SALES ROOM NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET.

IN "Wednesday morning, July 18th, at OK O'Clock.
" BENZ. F. SHIELDS & Co.. will sell without re-
serve for cash, an Invoice of Prime Rio Coffee Loaf
and Crushed Sugar, Layer Raisins Fine Cigars, Ii
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and PTS; % baskets assorted brands do. 10 which
we cal the attention of Families
Will be added, variety of useful and ornamental
items. sale positive.
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FnII Bosom Shirts.

lust received assortment of FULL BOSOM
= SHIRTS, with and without collars. Bosoms OF
Linen Cambria and Bishop Lava "A lso, small lei
OF shirts, with hne Embroidered Bosoms, by
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

The Washington correspondent of the N
Y. Herald says Mr.. BREcKISRIDGE has post
poned his contemplated trip to California.
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The NATIONAL Union.

Recent events have occurred Of a cha racter tn in
spre our friends with fresh hope and stimulate them
toNlsorous and persistent effort. In the short period
whcn mas elapsed since the disruption of the Demo-
Cratic party aud the nomination of two antagon site
democratic tickets for the Presidency and Vice-Pres
ldency the prospects of the Union ticket have been
SO Largely enhanced as to furnish prompt and com
piete answer 10 the "no chance" argument which
the organs of The secession wing of The dsrurted
il. o-e -sS'
The Committee have the strongest confidence in
the success of Bell and Everett in Tenn essee Tbev
Deieve, indeed, that, with proper exertions those
gentlemen can be elected by the people in Noyet-
Der. In a word, the Committee are fully I'd
that the friends of the Union Candidates have the
highest encouragement 70 labor zealously and M
ceasingy in their this time until the close
OF the canvass. But to achieve SUCCESS the great
the indispensable instrumentaty is the general dif
fusion among the people offui and correct informal
non showing be true nature OF the issues involved
IN the present contesthe most vital of which is the
preservation OF the Union, under the compromises.
ana guarantees of the Consttution-and presep sos-
tue considerations which, at the present alarming
conJeoeture IN our nationai affairs imperatyely de-
mana tue success Of the Union candidates.
Inc committee, therefore, earnestly call upon our
rienas IN this and the adjoining States to aid them
by liberal subscriptions giving an extensive cir.
culatlon 10 the ssNational Union.0
EDWARD II. EWING.
NELL S. BROWN
ALLEN A. HALL
JOHN LELLLYETT,
JOHN II. CALENDER,
p W. MAXEY,
HORACE Ii. HARRISON,
COMMITTEE
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The Drab French Ottar

Or entirely ne" design at f tRG Hat 5@P0
)ulyi2-i % Public Square.