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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

The Young Men of st. Louis have entered
into the work of the political canvass there
with unwonted zeal and enthusiasm The
Neacs in speaking of a meeting they had to or
ganize Club says
We venture to say that no such meeting TO
organize political Club was ever seen in st.
Louis as that which was held last evening by
the Young Men of st. Louis. We call atten-
ton to the official report of their proceedings
in the Nears to-day. In spite of themselves,
the very proceedings are eloquent-though
narrated in the simplest. briefest plainest
language. Who can read them, and not feel
the throb OF patriotism underneath? Who can
read them and not feel that a torrent of zeal
and holy purpose swept along the hearts that
enacted them?
If such be the signs in the :sgreen tree %
what will they be in the ''dry?n The enthu-
siasm that is inspiring these Young Mems
hearts, whence is it? 1t is not of mans ere.
alton. No '.ready writer has pricked their
hearts with his eloquent pen. No impassion-
! ed orator has played upon their perceptible
feelings. No recitative of song or story has
| got the better of their impulsiye natures
| Whence is it, then, if not Heaven born and
inspired-a direct agency from above to
arouse the people and save this Union as the
ark of all Human Hope in this worlds at:
| fairs?
Is it not true, as the gifted Wright insists
| that the spirit of prophecy lit up the soul 81
the dying Clay, when be declared in one OF
his last speeches that 1.-THE time would come
when there would be but two parties in this
country. the one for, the other against the
| Union--that the motto of one would be the
Union, the Constitution and the enforcement
of the LAVISH That party, said Mfr. Clay in
advance, II shall be a member OFF, And be
| isl II ever noble, unselfish, triumphant
and immortal spirit pervaded party, the
spirit of Clay animates and directs the noble
| band of Young Men now rallying in st
Louis, and devoting themselves to the su
/ blime work of saving intact the Union ani
| the Constitution of this great Free Govern
ment. ~
Let the Young Men every where be free
by the example of their compeers of st
Louis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
SlieriH,s Sale,

DY virtue of an order of SALE to me directed ana
II delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
OF Davidson county Tenn, at It's April Term 1870
VIII expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the CIV Of
NsshyIie on SATURDAY, the 4th day of August
leoo an tne right title claim, interest and estate
acquired in and TO the following described property
to-wt: a Tract OF Land lying in Davidson county, on
the waters OF Whites creek, nine miles north or
Nashville, levied on as the land of F. H Etherlv.
bounded as follows. on the East by the lands of T.
l. Ewing, on the North by the lands Of Dsmukes &
Co., on the West By the lands Of the Grrretts an
on the South by the lands OF E. Hierly decd lev
led on as the property of r H. Etheriy as security
OF the State of Tennessee agarst the said Jones
and +. II Etheriy
ju1y13-st J. E. FpMuNps0N, sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
mr. Yancey Returned on One Leg.

Pardon US, gentle reader. we do not mean
that either of Mr.. Yancey's coporal legs were
out of condition, for both. SO far as we know,
were perfectly sound; but the engine that
brought the train upon which was Mr.. Yancey
last night, was. to use an engineers express
sion. upon one leg, connecting rod having
broken some where above here; and it came
in about twenty minutes behind time. May
not the circumstance be typical of the party
that Mr. Yancey is endeavoring to engineer
through this canvass. Evidently the rod that
connected the two wings of the democracy
was broken at Charleston. The machinists
of the party tried to weld them together at
Baltimore, but was no go; and though the
rickety old concern, like the engine last
night, apparently runs about as fast ever,
while it is under way, yet, we opine, that like
that same engine, it is doomed to come in
about 20 minutes behind time Montgomery
(Ala.) Post.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
All in Line.

1t is with great pleasure We announce to
our friends everywhere that all the Opposi-
ton press OF Georgia are supporting John
Bell and Edward Everett for President and
Vice President. Every day we receive cheer
ing news from all parts of the South that the
good work goes bIavely on. The united De-
mOcracy was powerless to defeat the Republ-
cans, or to save the country-how much less
able is either ring now to do any good thing !
Let the people then rally to the standard Of
the only party which promise peace, equality
and sssecess.-Auglsta Chronicle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

How AND WHY IT Is DoNE.-The Chicago
Times contains the following dispatch:
BLOOMINGTON, June %, 1860
To James ". Shedhan:
The Republicans of this city are firing 100
guns for Breckenridge. The object is to pro-
duce false impression abroad
III. P. MERRIMAN.
From well informed private sourse. we
learn that this game has been systematically
pursued in the north. All the powder burnt
there pretendedly in honor of Breckenridge,
has been burnt at the expense of the Black
Republicans. The object is manifest. They
want to produce the impression that Brock
inridge has friends in the North-thereby to
induce the South to vote for him, in-stead-of
Bell and Everett. the only ticket they fear.
They know that if the people of the south
unite on Bell and Everett they will be elect
ed-while if they can be tricked into voting
for Breckenridge, they feel sure of the election
of Lincoln. This is the how and the why OF
the Breckenridge demonstrations in the
North. The scheme is worthy of Yankee in
genuity, but it won't succeed Richmond
Whig.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

THE 10rH CONGRESSIONAL. DIsTRIcr.-Tht
District Convention, called to nominate q
candidate for EIeclOr in the 10th district
met al Memphis last Tuesday. The Hon. ID
B. Majors, OF Shelby, was nominated; and
in an eloquent speech, accepted the posi-
ton. Mr.. MAJORS was a member of Con
grcss from Mississippi during the memorable
era of the Compromise, and was sound
Union man. He is an able speaker. and il
1850. as in 1850, will rally the hosts of Union
men under the standard of the Constitution
L. p. JONES, Of Fayette, was appointed al
ternate Eiector The Convention also ap
pointed the following sub-Electors:
FOR HAYWOOD.
ID. A. Mum. Henry a. Douglass,
William A. Johnson.
MADISON.
John l.. Fl. Tomlin, j. Mcfarland,
Gen. John j. Brooks.
HARDEMAN.
John Miller, JF. Dowdy,
o. Clayton Cannon.
Moses White, John Harrington.
Geo. L. Holmes, John Martin,
R. F. Looney.
FAYETTE.
L. NJ. Scott, Geo. ". Reeves,
W. 7. Firth.
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~ John Miller
sectional Convention"

However much we may detest the politics
of the Charleston Mercury, there is one
quality possessed by that journal worthy
of admiration. We allude to its candor and
frankness. 1t is in favor of disunion, and 1t
saws so. 1t sustained the secession at Charles
ton. and the Richmond Convention, with a
view to disintegrate the democratic party,
and it does not disguise The fact 1t regards
the meeting which nominated BRECKENRIDGE
and LANE as a Southern Sectional Conyen-
tion," and SO denominates it. La recent
number, commenting upon tina. body, the
Mercury says
Not delegate from a Northern State. in
the Convention of the Seceders, represented
the opinions or policy of single Northern
State. They were mere fragments, Indicative
of good intentions, but pOwerless 10 carry
them into effect in single Northern State.
Massachusetts had the largest body of Sc
ceders IN the Seeding Convention; but Mas
saclusetts IS Black Republican by at least
10000 votes The truth is, the Seeding
Convention ut Baltimore was a Southern Sec
ti0adl Convention"
The Mercury is right. The Baltimore meet
ing was Southern Sectional C0nUentiol' and
nothing more The men from the North who
were present, as wellas those from Tennessee,
Virginia. Kentucky. Missouri, and North
Carolina, were there without authority, and
represented no constituency. The only del
egations present representing constituencies,
were those from Arkansas, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Georgia, and Texas. I'm
der this state of things the body could be
nothing else but sectional" Furthermore,
no democrat in either of the States whose
delegates withdrew from the regular conven-
ton. and took upon themselves the RESPONSE
bility Of participating in the sectional move
ment, is bound by their action. The demoe-
raey Of those States are free to choose from
tae candidates in the field; and if they are
opposed to sectionalisrn. and to the scheme OF
the Southern secessionists to break up the
Union. they ought to support the nominees
OF the Constitutional Union Convention.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Valuable Town Lots
AND
CO e Mt nv Ian ID .
For sale.

I AN offering for sals % reasonable terms, The
L following property. % handsome Baiiding LOIS
IN the 9Th snd 9Th Wards ct Nashville.
Nine Houses and Lots OF various Dimensions, from
large IN small comfortable resdene al lew prices,
in the city.
One double three story Business HOUSE on Broad
street. occupied al present by Hardcsstle & Co.
One Tract Of about 221< acres, three milss out on
tue Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, frame house
and Weii-part OF the IGcus Crutch6r tract. good
soil.
One Tract OF abont 81 asrt-, the MurfreesboTo'
turnpike road AT its junction with the Stones River
icrhpike onc-hah mile ont adjacent W. e. Lewis
anu otEers-lny Brck-ysrt property.
Oe f:aSt OF about 50 IS, eight Hes out near
the hurfreekbero Turnpike Coed improvements,
good water and timber
ono tract OF about 81 the Franklin Col
iese and stone river Turnpike miles outse acres
cleared, eGizDce good timber aud we'll watered.
One Tract OF aboHt 126 acres adjacent to same on
the ESst, fronts On said Turnpike over eco poles
nearly al good timber and sol good
One Tract OF about lao fcs ten miles ont near
Smiths Springs, mile md half North OF the
Murireesboro' Turnpike. mostly well timbe red about
20 acres cieared3nd several other lots and tracts
OF land in Nashville and vicinity
For further particulars cal on NANcE EooBH AED,
No. SO Cherry street.
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex-
change for the above
Juns 25-lm JAMES ~ AURhlI--
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stock Reduced.

PREPARING soon to make q change in our business
arran gements we desire to reduce cur present
stock as much as possible In order to do this we
will offer our present stock OF staple and faney Dry
coods a. reduced prices We have on hand a In
assortment OF silk Berages, Muslins and Travelling
Goods ami in fact everything one could wish for
Also white Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery, Table
Damask, s,neeting, Blcached and Brown Domestic,
Plantation Goods for men and women, Cloths, Cassi
meres Vcs,tings and Underwear for Gentlemen We
risb 10 cali psrticu lar attentionto b15yain
r on which will be found at all times many desira-
HE eoods al one fourth their value.
anr1s-tf' NICHOLSON 4 HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Occasional 4" writes to the Philadelphia
Press that Athe BREcKISRIDGE and LANE trea
son grows now to shape most formidable"
OF the prospect of DoUGIAs in Arkansas, the
same writer says:
L learn that there is strong chance OF Ar
kansas going for Douglas. Flournoy has
been joined by Rust: and as T. C. Hindman
has been fighting the johnson family there
very bitterly, it may be that, Us this is O
favorable opportunity for the family to
avenge itself. the bellicose member of Con.
gress may be lei alone in hls war for the
Disunion ticket
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
SI,eriR,s Sale.

. virtue of a Fl Fa to me directed and delivered
ID from George Gillespie, Justice of the Peace OF
vid son county, Tenn, the 231 day of June 1860
II expose to publ; sale, to the highest biader 70.
cash, a>the Courthouse yard in the city of Nash
Vile vn SATU RDAY the 4th day OF August, 1860, al
the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Montgomery & McGTedy then had or may have since
acq liced ia and the following described property
to-vit: one negro woman, Narcissa, about 20 years
the property of Montgomery and. Mcfiredy to salts
fy 9 judgment rendered in favor OF Richard Wynne
against the said Montgomery & MEG reedy
j. K. EDMC NDSON, Sheriff.
juy13-3. BY a. CREEL, Dep. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY ID, 1860
To the Subscribers of the Nashville

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Ae10'
who have Maid for the same in advance will
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
uiration 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
P.rR1oT to all the subscribers OF the Aetcs
who were not already subscribers OF the
PaIRIor. until we receive notice to discon-
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discontinued viii notify US at once Inc
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a favor by leaving word at our office
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Coon News FROM KESrucKY.-A gentle
man writing to US on business from Ballard
county, KY, says
BELL and EVERETT have many warm
friends in this county, and their popularity
is increasing rapidly. In one portion of the
county there has been a complete revolution
in political sentiment"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Magnificent Chance.

WILL sell my Farm In Franklin county, Tenn, on
/ Rock Creek, six miles South west of Tullahoma /,
CONSISTING of 500 more Acres of Land 1t can be
divided Tito two places. Ii has il good improve
meuis-the best of spring water; a good Grist and
saw Mil and is wthinfour miles OF three celebrated
For further information apply to B. r. WHITE, on
the place, or to ne at opelousas, La
ian6z-vtf o. r. While.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

qraph learns, from source which it considers
altogether reliable, that this distinguished
gentleman has declared for DOUGLAS and
JOHNSON, but on account of his feeble health
may be obliged to decline to canvass the
State, or to accept position on the Doug
lasJohnson electoral ticket.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

~ The Hon. ROBERT A. sHATcHER, of
New Madrid. No.. has been appointed Elec-
tor on the BELL and EVERETT ticket in that
district. Mr.. HATCHER is one of the ablest
men of our party in Missouri, and will carry
the banner of the Constitution and the Union
triumphantly through the contest
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

In short time we shall have full cleo.
toral ticket In Tennessee, composed of such
men as Geo. W. Jones, ii. S. Foote, VIM. III.
Polk, II. NJ Watterson, and others-all
men of practiced power, who viii go into
the fight with determination to preach the
gospel of the true national. Union-loving De
Stafe.v
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Cholera, FIux, Dysenfery.
Debility from Heat.
This Morning, Friday, July l3. at gl.e eek

DEM. F. SHIELDS CO., will sell on account Of
ID Removal = desirable lot of Parior and Chamber
Furniture, BRUSSELS an Ingram Carpetines Spriut
and Moss Mattresses, with general assortment OF
Household Furnishing Articles Sale pusitiye-ierms
cash before delivery.
hENJ. F. SHELLS 4 Co
Central Auction Rooms, Nos. - and 30 College St,
jaly13-1:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Wholesome Bread.

EIlHE wHAT-CHEER YEAST CAKES. MAKO tho
u sweetest and most wholesome bread n nave
fails to rise and always gives satisfaction
1uiyl3-u - MACKENZtE & NINCHIN
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Qem Embellishments.
DIR. HENRY MELVILLE.

D ESPECTFULLY intmates that his STAY in Nash
~ vile cannot be prolonged beyond FRIDAY AT
TERNO0N.
Special treatment of all affections of the Respra-
tory organs, such as
Catarrla, Bronchitis. Asthma and
Consumption.
City references given.
Rooms at the ST. CLOUD HOTEL
july11-3t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Hon. Horace MAYNARD made speech at
Knoxville Saturday night giving an amount
OF his stewardship, and discussing National
Politics
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

HoS. JAMES M. QUARI.Es addressed a large
ana attentive audience at Dover last Mor-
day. We learn from the Journal that it was
one of his ablest efforts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Down With Your Dust.

IF yon wish to sweep fine Carpets without iniur;np
1 them or raising dust, use TIE PATENT CAR
PET SWEEPER.
july1s-,f MACKENZIE K MINCHIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Emil Bosom Shirts.

TUsT received an assortment OF Full BOSOM
d SHIRIss, with and without collars Bosoms OF
of Shirts, With Doe Embroidered Bosons. by
apr5-tf 7. q. AcGILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Central Executive Committee
EDWIN FL. EWING, NELL s BROWN, ALLEN
A.HaII. P.W. MAxET. JOIN LEILYETT,
JoHx Fl. CALENDER, HORACE H. hARRl-
son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
CAMPAIGN PAPER.
ne consultation, the Uiosi the E,storcemea, of
the Lars. :"
JOHN BELL And EDWARD EVERETT
PRO ECTUS
OF
"THE NATIONAL UNION.

W aid IN the suppression of sectional strife the
preservation of the Union from impeadine ,,erIi
ad the restoration of feelings OF brobery kin
between the North aid tue South, and, as q means
OF accomplishing those high and patriotic aims 10
promote the election TO the Presidency and Vice.
rresiaency OF IN BEL L and EDwA ID EVER
Ell the Central qecutive Committee ct the Unior
raftS OF tennessee, nave made arrangements wih
the Proprietors of the RepugIicaa Ra,,e.r ard Ta,
4! fdtraot Tor the pubicatien Of sCampaign Paper
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Heuse-Keepers. attention.

TIME attention of the readers of the Patriot the
i Ladies' more especially, ia requested by hessTs
MACKENZIE & MiNCHIN, To the excellent Reffiger
ators and cheap Fr1it Jars with which they are now
supplying our citizens. Tempests FruitJars ad-
mirlbiy adapted for putting up all kinds of Fruits
and Berries They are durable, simple and cheap,
and the demand for them is so great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
nay2-t
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w-We are informed by a gentleman who
resides in California, that Gov. Foote was
during his residence there, prominent MEM
Der of the Know-Nothing party, and as such,
an aspirant for the United States Senate
Union and american.
We are informed by gentleman from
Chattanooga, that the editor of the Union and
American was, during his residence in that
city, prominent member of the Know-Noth-
ing party, and such, an aspirant for any
office which might come along.-Mem,phis Ap-
peal
What's that. What's that! GA promi.
nent member of the Know Nothing party ! y
Neighbor of the Union ard american can that
be true?
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Silver Scan

CiioULD be IN every family. wecan'f keep hons.
- without ii. II polisi4es with trouble, silver
steel. glass, gliding, paint. &C.
jriyls-tf MACKENZIE MINCHIN. E
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