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From the y. Y Express, 18th ut.
New York all right--A Union ElectO'
raj Ticket a greed to at Syracuse.

The result of the Convention at Syracuse
yesterday, cannot but be in the highest de
gree gratifying to the friends of the Union.
the opponents of Sectionalism, and all who
desire to stamp, deep and broad, the brand of
popular Reproduction upon the pestilent doc
trines of the Higher Law, and an irrepressi-
BILE conflict, between the Free and Slave
ticket has been formed, composed of well
known citizens, men of sterling patriotism,
integrity and worth-and 10 that ticket there
is no reason to doubt, the Conservative,
Union-loving people of the Empire State,
will accord an undivided and enthusiastic
support.
The result in that event, cannot be consid-
cred matter of conjecture. If it does not
give the final death blow to Sectionalism in
New York, it will at least compel the Sum-
ners, the Stewards, the Lovejoys, the Helpers,
and the Giddingses, to take back seats for
the next four years, and place in the White
House on the fourth day of March next,
Statesman and Patriot, who knows mo
NORTH, NO SOUTH, NO EAST, NO WEST, NOTH-
ING But HIS COUNTRY ~ We have not doubt
that there are thousands of honest, sober
minded, conservative Republicans who af-
frighted now at the reiterated ultraisms of
Mr.. Seward and his friends, Will help us to
ring the Bell-and as for the Democrats,
there being but really one great question
now at issue, in this campaign, question,
namely, of UNION or DIsUNION, (fOr after all,
that is the point,) there is nothing to keep
them back from coming over, en- m1dSse, in
support of THE UNION. THE CONSTITUTION,
AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS. Day
light is breaking! aud with grand combi
nation of the National elements, not for men,
but for principles, in New York, let our
friends in other States rely upon it, that Lin
colnism here is fore-doomed to defeat. That
conviction should quicken their patriotism,
and stimulate them to renewed energy, SO
that when November comes, it can be said,
with as much truth as ever, GAS GOES New
YORK, so GOES THE UNION
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other pipe to discharge cold water over the
top of the kettle Use the hest quality of
first sorts Of potash in the proportion Of six
pounds of potash to seven pounds of grease
tor barrel of forty gallons Break up the
potash into small Jumps and dissolve 1t in,
say. two pals OF hot water TO twenty-iour
pounds. 1t dissolves rather slowly when the
potash is good. When dissolved put the
solution into The kettle. and add the grease
quite warm, and stir the mixture together.
Allow it to stand over night if convenient.
In the morning supply moderate Jet of steam
until the mixture appears ropy, or rather,
soapv. Shut off the steam and open the cold
water valve, stirring the mixture as the wa
ter runs, until the kettle is full, or the re-
CURED quantity obtained for the materials
used. My man makes an excellent article
and never fails. The materials for
forty gallons of soap cost, at present prices,
sixty-four cents; the labor nothing. as the
man is not hindered by making it, 2
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81. 1860
TO the Subscribers of the Nashville
News.

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Nears
who have paid for the same in advance viii
be furnished with the PATRIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid.
All who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date We will continue to send the
who were not already subscribers Of the
PATRIOT. until we receive notice TO diScon-
rinue- City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify us at once. The
confusion incident TO such a tTansfc- may dis
turb the regular delivery Of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
a favor by leaving word at our office.
A. S. CAMP Il co.
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DIR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHLRRY WIND BITTERS
INC Celebrated Sow England Rcmedr 70

The Celebrated New England Remedy for
HdbituaL Constipation Jduaice EeUeT aud 4gue, Gen
erGJ Debility, and alt Diseases arising from q
DiSOIIiered iSOBidch LiUe- BOtUels,
Is used and recommended by leading Physicians of the
Il country, and all who try it pronounce it valuable.
DIR. James L. Ieepere, writes from Navapee Stark
Co. Ohio, t'the Btters highly praised by those suf
ferin from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint.
E. :. Davis, Postmaster at Wiamsport, Ohio, says
t'they give great satisfaction. / them myself
having taken cold become PROSTATE and lost my appe
tte. 1t relieved me, and l recommend it with
great assurance of its merits.''
DIR. VIM. E Kerr of Rogersville Ind, writes that
they the most valuable medicine offered. He has
recommended them with great success and with them
made several cures of papaton of the heart and gen
eral debility.
Thomas Stanford, Esq, Brownsville, Henry CO. Ind.
writes long letter, under date of May f. 1860 He
much reduced, having been afflicted for three years
with great debility paIptation of the heart
the most and Frustrating character CATER using
few bottles was completely restored, and am in
robust health =
George W. Hoffman says he afflicted with rheu-
matism for twenty years all its forms and
at the date Of his letter he had been years well
the Btters eactng the cure when several physicians
attending him could do him no good. He saws for
Rheumati ISM dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney aIec
ton, or droSey, 1t Is specific certain remedy And
such is the news from an quarters of the country
1t is sold by most dealers in medicine-prce 80
per bottle. ]. \. HARRIS Il Co,
CINCINNATI Ohio, Proprietor for the Southern and West
States, to whom address all orders.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by W. W. Berry 4 De
vile, Tenn; ;. Mansfield * Co. Memphis. Tenn; J.
Wright 4 Co. and Seovil * Means New Orleans J. ID.
Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Edward Wilder, Louisville,
Ny. aug20-d&wly
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81 1t is seldom that we witness greater
effrontery and more clashing of arguments
and assertions than are exhibited by the
Breckinridge-Y ancey organs and speakers
For example, the ableSt and most diStin-
guished of them assign as reason for their
secession that the Northern democracy met
the Southern democracy at Charleston and
Baltimore exacting platform and presenting
Il candidate wholly distasteful to the South.
But when they are told that the friends of
the Cincinnati platform, pure and simple, and
of Judge DOUGLAS were in a majority in the
convention, they coolly reply that, while such
was the case in point of fact, that the MAORI
ty was representing States that could not be
relied upon to give single electoral vote for
the nOmnee-in other words, that the nom
democratic States were endeavoring to force
upon them platform and candidate unac-
ceptable to the democratic States This an
swer tacitly admits that the party had no
strength in the Northern States, and that its
entire effective power lay in the Southern
and Pacific States. Yet these same men turn
around and sweep away this, their strongest,
argument for their secession by contending
that their candidate stands u fair chance of
being elected by the support of Northern
States. While they were yet united party
the chances were exceedingly slim to carry
any Northern State; but since they are divi-
ded, the chances are increased for BRECkIN-
RIDGE, who espOuses the platform of the
Southern extremists, to carry Northern States
enough to elect him! If anybody can pro-
duce greater absurdity than that, we have
a curiosity to see IT. 1t is the most arrogant
and shameless presumption upon popular ig-
nOraHce that we have ever seen. But the
people are not such poor fools as the Brock
iETdgers take them for.
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SHAKER PLAN OF MAKING SoAP.-The trus-
tees of Shaker Village, 81. H., gives TO the
Scientific American the following easy and
cheap method of making soft soap:
"Place shallow iron kettle, to hold from
four TO six barrels just out of the wash-room,
under cover OF a shed. Extend half or three
quarters inch pipe for steam to the middle
OF the bottom, bending it to form OF surface,
and terminating with open end. Take an
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WlscO nsin.

The following is the BELL and EVERETT
ticket in Wisconsin:
Electors at Large-Hugh Cameron, OF La
Crosse, and Talbot G. Dousman, of Wankesha.
First Congr essloaal District Robert Chandler
Second Congressional Dislriot-B. Z. Pixley.
Third Congressional Diaries--Ricnard Dart.
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HIDDEN PATH.

The following notice of this work is from the gener
Gus pen of ANN CORA RICHIE, and pays just trib-
ute to the successful female writer Virginia
produced: WM CULLEN BRYANT.
Let this noble production lie upon the table, and
enliven the hearth Of every SOutherner Foster
this gifted daughter of the South with the expan ding
sunshine of appreciation and refreshing dews ofprase
Stimulated undeyeloped genius, walk her steps,
emuated her achievements, show her hOnors, and the
cry that the South has literature silenced fore
ever.
And large supply of above, and MOSS SIDE
A fresh supply of RUTIEDGE
1 had rather written RUTI.EDGE than MILL on
THE FLOSS-AutLor of Be,tIdh.
HARPER and Cooley for September, just received
by +. HAGAN
Aug2I-tf .ss1f=a = No Al College Street.
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Great Auction Sale of
ERNE EESJRNEVHJREs

(At the Furniture Rooms of CAIN & CORNELIUS, No.
40 Church St, opposite the Maxwell Honse)
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER nth at 10
" O'Clock, Benz +. Shields Co. will proceed to sell
without reserve, and continue from day to day until
the entire closed. This extensive assortment
Of Furniture Seasoned Lumber Materials Tools Hard
ware etc consisting in part Of the following articles
Fine Marble Top, Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus Fine Extension, Dining and Breakfast Tables
$50 assorted Bedsteads and Lounges; elegant Ward
robes and Cribs Wash Stands Hat Racks, Spring Bot
tom Paror Chairs and Rich Rockers, Towel Racks. So
fas Hall Tables, Fine Writing Desks, Hail Chairs,
Clothes Horses, with assortment of Gilt and Ma
hogany Looking Glasses-in short of the largest
and most complete stocks yet offered il. our city at
auction. p
TERNs-Al sums under $50 cash; all sums over $50
and under 500 30 days; all 500 90 days
credit for approved notes in bank
BENZ. +. SHIELDS * CO.,
sug1S-td Aucti0neers
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Douglas Convention i'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 1.-THE Douglas
Democratic Convention met in this city yes
terday, and nominated a straight out Doug
las aud Johnson Electo! al ticket. Every
county in The State was represented.
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Dr.. Weaver's Cerate, OF Ointment

Has proved itself to be the best Ointment ever invent
ed and where once used it has never been known to
fail of electng permanent of Old Sores, letter
and Rngworm Scald Head, Chblains and Frost Bites,
Barber's Itch Chapped Cracked Hands, lips PIN
pies botches on the skin, Sore Nipples, &c.
Mothers should not forget that it is sure specific for
sore nipples supply should always be kept hand.
rs Sold by Druggists generally. Price OF Syrup 81
per bottle; CeTate % cents.
J. y. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati Ohio, ProprietOrs,
For Southern and Western States, whom all orders
for the above medicines may be addressed.
Sold by w. w. Berry X Demoyie, and Ewin, Pen
dleton 4 Co, Nashville, Tenn, S Mansfield x Co
Memphis, Tenn; J. Wright * Co.. Scovil x Mead, New
Orleans; Edward Wilder Louisville Ky; John Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio. aug2O-d&w1y
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Can NOT DENIED that the celebrated and popular
medicines Of Dr. s A. Weaver far surpasses all other
remedies for hunlors and chronic complaints All over
the country people advertising this fact. If they
truly good they said to be (and there is
reason to doubt, they truly blessing suffer
ing humanity. aug20-d&w4w
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DIR. WEAVER,S
Canker aud Salt Rheum Syrup,
FOR THE CURE

FUR THE tJRE Of
Canker. Salt Rheum Eryspelas, ScrOfulOus Diseases,
Cutaneous EruptiUns, and every kind Of disease arts
ing from an impure of the blood. The most eff
fectve Blood Purifier Of the Nineteenth Century.
READ TRLS-HOTF 1T ACTS
VXT HEN disease has been long the system the first
w flattering symptoms after taking the Syrup is
that the humOr increases the skin. This should not
alarm YOU, only shows that the disease is working
out-just the result see: apply the CeTate
aud the hunor will heal and the disease soon disappears
it being the production of regularly educated physi-
clan who has given this class of diseases his whole study
and practice: it be relied the medicine de
sred and its GOOD work accounts for its mmense sale.
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Trunks. Trunks,

lust received a few more LADIES LARGE FRENCH
- DRESS TRUNKS; Sole Leather Trunks, Steel Spring
Falises and Bags
f-zsaas Also s. esq
LADIES' BONNET BOXES, Tray Tops very cheap for
cash. JOHN RAAAGE,
angis-tf Al College street
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Central Executive Committee.
EDWIN I'll. EWING, NELL S. Brown, ALLEN
A. HALL, 7. W. MAxEY, JOHN LELLYETT,
JOIN II. CALENDER, HORACE III. HARRI-
son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21

DIS. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BIrrEEs.-Phar-
nacuctical Preparation, by regularly educated Ply
sicani of the most pleasant and valuable tones
of the day Persons recovering from pFotracted ill
ness or those who, at this particular of the
year are subject Jaundiee Habtual Constipation or
any disease arising from disordered stomach, Liver
or Bowels will find in the Sherry Wine Btters friend
more TO be desired than gold
Sold by W. W. Berry x Demoviue, Ewin, PeRdleton
Co, and Rains Brown, Nashville. Tenn.
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Fireworks (! Fireworks !!
FLAGS AND TORCHES!

ToHN LUCK, Is Union street, has now the best as
u sortmant in Nashville OF everythin in the above
line which win be sold wholesale and retail as low as
good article can be bought anywhere The iorcles
something new and tine best thing ever
for political professions. auSi7-a
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Country dealers visiting city will bear in mind
that ". W. Berry x DemOvile, Rains & Brown, Ewn
Pendeton Co. 5 the stores ind pure and genu-
inc drugs, and such staple and genuine medicines
Perry Davis Pain Killer Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Btters and DIR. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Syr
up and Cerate Any druggist dealing in such pure and
good medicines must prosper and to use them warrants
health. aug20-d6w4w
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FOUND.

A SUM OF money which the owner can have by de
II scribing the same and paying for this advertise
ment. Enquire at this Office
aug1S-tf
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FDI The DISTRICTS.
!. J. w. DEADERICK, of Washington.
2. o. =. TEMPLE. OF Knox.
B. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
4. S. S. STANTON, of Smith.
). E. /. GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6. WM. F. KERCHEVAL, of Lincoln.
Z. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
s. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
9. ALVIN HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10. d. B. MAJORS, ofShelby.
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LANDS AND LOTS.

NTE offer for sale easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz:
Lots Nos II and Is on Pearl Street, 81 and 55 on
Washington street. each in L. H. Laniers Addition TO
Nashville,
Lots Nos 6, 934 335 and 10 feet of $780, in Ewing's
Addition TO Nashvlle-all unimproyed.
Lots Nos 5, and Z, High street, in the Plan OF
the Wilson Spring property. On each OF these lots IS
a neat Brick House, all new and occupied by good
tenants Also 46I% acres OF Land the Turnpike
road leading to Paradise HILL about four miles from
the city, adjoining the lands of sam Cayce, W. B.
Ewing and others, and known as the MADDOX place
II will make a fine market garden. Call at once and
get bargains. HOBSON X WHELh->S.
have on the market the splendid residence OF Yves
ley Wheless with 81 acres of Land, which has been
heretofore advertised and more deftely described
expect to put ON the market the ensuing Fan (of
which due notice will be given) about loo Lots in
new addition to Edgeield. n. HOBSON.
aug7-2m
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%zs-Anti-Republican majority AS
III Mr.. Seward will but travel through the
State, Tor a month or SO, and repeat his Bos-
ton 1rrepressible-Conflic -Higher-Law Speech
with Sumner and Lovejoy to help,--we
think Lincoln can be driven out of New
York with that A, AS votes run up to so 900
against him.--N. L. Express.
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Union for the sake of the Union.

Nobody pretends that Lincoln is stronger
than Fremont was in this State. while there
are many Republicans, even. who doubt that
he is, or is going to be anything ike as pop
ular However, if we give the rail-splitter
in 1860 as many votes as the great explorer
had in IS56,-with the Union men and others
acting in concert, as at Syracuse, there does
not seem TO be the ghost of chance for Lin
coin. Thisis sufficiently apparent from the
vote of 1856, as given in Greeley's almanac.
when
Fillmore had. I24, 604 votes.
Buchanan. i9o,SIo
Total 320.4S2
Fremont. 276,0oT
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For Rent or Lease.

+ HAVE good Brick Dwelling, with four rooms and
twenty acres OF excellent land and plenty OF good
water will rent lease it from i've years
Situated on the Nolensvle Turnpike adjoining the
poratOn line. GIBSON MERRITT
aug2l-3taMIf
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Ladies Shoes and CATERS.

Ladies Shoes and CATERS.
+ AIDES fine black Congress Caters, with heels;
IL 90 80 Lace
90 d" brown Congress
90 Z" 80 X blk button
&c 90 Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
together with other styles of ladies' Misses and
ChiidTens shoes.
ALSO
large and superior stock of Gentemenss wear
consisting of
Patent Leather Caters and Strapt Shoes;
Calf Congress 80 and Oxford Ties;
Eng Calf 90 90 - Z"
Lasting
The above goods all fresh and of the best quail
ity, and which offering at reduced prices.
Call at No. p Public Square.
june7-u SNYDER FRIZZEIL.
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University of Louisiana.
TURNlP SEED.

1 ANDRETHS Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
IL Warranted fresh. Just received and for sale b,
augl4-n RAINS, BROWN L CO.
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"The Mill Of the Gods Grinds Slowly"
F. HAG AN
NE Nj E 81 s.

HAS received simultaneously with its issue in New
York, MARION HARLANDS NEW BOOK,
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COAL! COAL! COAL.

TINTII. further notice. will he sold at the Yard Of
u the Raecoon Mountain Coal Company formerly
Etna) at the following prices
lump Coal. per ton. Observation-Disclosures so
Round Coal. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 .
MI Coal, "
Mr.. John B. IAsG win IN future attend 10 the bust
ness of the Company this place.
- SAMUEL. J. AGNEW,
-t= General Superintendent r. NJ C. Co.
Nashville, August L. 1850
n- Orders be Ten in Box No. 81, Post Office, or
at tie Yard back Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Dcpet- JOHN Il. LANG,
aug11-f Agent.
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For President,
JOHN BELL l.,

For VIco-Presidenf,
EDWARD EV e II b TT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS
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FRUIT JARS.

CToNE & CO.'S Fruit Jars for sale by
- augl4-f RAINS, BROWN & co.
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ELECTORAL TICK EFT.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.

Ok HE SIAIE IT Ia1.IE z
BaIEIEsPEYTON, Oflsuniner,
y. d. TaYLOR,.cf Carter.
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land author of Aoue,,i ..Hidden Path, and Moss
sue aug21-f