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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
For the Daily Patri OF.
Yes and MOTTO Pink.

For the Daily Patri OF.
Yes and MOTTO Pink.
When Charley asked me to be his,
laughed and told him no.
Not that wanted him to think
! really meant it SO;
But just to hear what he would say,
And see what he would d.
To hear him tell me DER and DER
What already knew.
But when he took his hat and said,
''Good morning. must co.
I couldn't call his name at all,
My heart was beating so.
heard his step upon the porch,
/ heard the closing gate,
1 started up to call him back,
But no, thinks I, I'll wait
And so waited; bufalas,
l waited all in vain.
One 'fNo"-was quite enough for Charles,
He never came again.
Now, PINK, remember what say,
And when you have love,
To whom your heart is saying Yes,
Don't let your lips say No.
MATILDA.
GRAPE HILL, Va.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Indebted to the plumbers Of his opponents
or his nominations
Had no bolt took place, then, DoroLAs
could not have been nominated and the
democratic party would have been saved
the humiliation of its present condition.
All. Messrs. BOILERS, terribly have you sinned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
CAYCE,S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE undersigned respectfully inform his old
l. friends and the public generally that the above
watering place with be opened for the reception
visitors the LIST day OF June.
He has large Dancing Room, Ten Pin Alley, &C.
for the amusement OF his visitors. These springs
have as fine medicinal qualities any the 5 tate.
Ala who are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Bowel Diseases,
Headache, &C., would do well 10 give them trial.
He has Sulphur Chaiy beate and Free Stone waters
all of the very best kind. The Springs situated
in pleasant healthy locality, 10 miles South of
Franklin and 3 miles west OF Thompson's Station.
He would say to all who mag favor him with visit
that no pains Will be spared &c make il pleasant
TERMS.
Board per wcek, SIS 90
do :" day, 1 %
Single meal, SO
Children unaer II years and servants half price.
Keeping Horse per week, 3 so
AL extra trouble extra charge.
~ The hack will meet In cars at Thompson Sta
ton Cd Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in the
morning, and Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
in the evening. MN. CAYCE
fune2Q-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

10 Gen. Bate, in his speech Saturday, al
luded to the trait of honesty in the character
of Gen. Lane, which was disclosed by an in
cident in the Mexican war. Mr.. Bate should
remember that Lane has been to Washington
since then. and has pretty thoroughly mixed
in with the Buchanan administration.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

The Baltimore Republican can't determine
whether to 60 for Breckenridge or Douglas,
tor fear of disunion. but hopes something YET
may be done to reconcile the Democracy and
save the Republic from disruption. The best
and EVERETT, and get its party in Maryland
TO do the same thing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Is The ahlest portion of Mr. Quarles'
sp oh at the Court House on Saturday, was
a vindication of Gen. Lanes uneouth habit
of bad sp ling. We could overlook Gen
Lines bad photography great deal more
readily than his bad politics, his bad states
menship and bis horribly bad company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY NO MoRE.-The
Columbus (Ga-,) Times says the flag of the
Democratic party is lowered, and the alag
of the South" has been reared aloft in its
stead, urder the auspices of the "COnstitution-
al SAFES Rights Party" Hear you that, Dem
ocrats of Tennessee -.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
ssyaryss Chance.

The democracy split themselves into two
factions apparently with an eye to the "main
chance by taking advantage of all the
chances They hare discovered already,
however, that they have ''nary'' chance.
Poor felIowsl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Holloyvay,s Pills.-For Indigestion, Stom-
ach and Liver Complaints, they have long be-ne the
palm. They increase the appetite, invigoratc the
ston ach, and cleanse the liver In bowel complaints
they equally eBcacious, and for sick headache
iowness of spirits they stand without rival Sold
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
a Desirable Dvvelliug for Rent.

nNE of the nest desirable residences in the city
" is exposed for rent for the balance Of the year
It is within five minutes walk of the Square, quite
retired and CONTAINS seven good rooms, with plen-
ty Of out rooms good two story brick stable, car
'i isneas-i1s ~ E. R. GLAscocK 40.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
An Invoice of Meerschaum Pipes.

lust received a ane assortment OF Fancy and
u Plain Meerschaum Pipes, with Amber, Jesmine
and China Stems, Will will be soii cheap al pri
vate sale by BENZ. F. SHIELDS - Co.,
iune1 str Central Auction Rooms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Magazines and Ne spapers
Valuable Real Estate
FOR ALE.

r AM now offering at private sale my family resi-
Il dence, adjoining the town of WaverIy, in the
county of Hum hreys, situated Immediately the
min stage road from Nashville TO Memphis and
within half mile of the Nashsi lille and North west
ern Railroad, Containing about Is acres of land
well improved. A neat and comfortable dwelling,
house, kitchen and other necessary out houses, a
good well of never failing water &C., &c.
Also, my farm in Benton county, Immediately on
the stage road and within one mile of the n. * N.
W. Railroad mt timing about 260 acres, loo of wneh
is in cultivation. There also four good Grass
Lots, well situated to stock WATER with a never
failing supply both Tor stock family use. The
improvements CONSIST of neat and commodou S
Ds cling house, With kitchens aud other
out houses. This place Well known the tray ell
ing community CIark's Tavern stand ave miles
rom the Telnessee river and four niles iron the
town oil Camden Benton county, Tenn
Terms Liberal. For further Particulars apply TO
the subscriber near Wayeriy, humphreys co., Tenn.
{ junu14-4w C. w. MykS.i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Auction Sale

OF Goods and Merchandise sold to satisfy an exc
" ton this Ing, at early gas light, Benz. +.
Shields Co. will sell without reserve for cash, on
account OF the Plaintiff variety Of Miscelian qua
Articles A good opportunity is here offered, as the
/ sa le is positive, and orders peremptory.
| iun.27-It Central Rooms Is College 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

The BREcKISRrDGE democratic faction are
hesitating about getting up an electoral tick
ct, at present, in Ohio. They don't wish to
defeat the local democratic ticket in cincin-
natl and Hamilton county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Poor aoLD Brck."lThe Washington cor
respondent of the n. Y. Tribune says
Much feeling is excited among the few
friends OF this Administration that neither ol
the Conventions gave it the first word Of
recognition. liberation OF comfort. Mr.
BucnanaL thinks he deserved as much from
the South as Mr.. Pierce received, having sur
rendered mpch more to IL. ssl.,lI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
occAsIosSaL writes to the Philadelphis

WASHINGTON. June &c, 1860. Gradually,
bat surely, the Administration is whipping in
its sdberents to the support of the Disun-
ion secession ticket. headed by Breckin-
ridge and Lane. The efice-holders will be
compelled to aid this ticket or to lose their
places. - q :. - ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

R% Passengers shsuid bear in mind that the
ssIINClNNATI' is the OLD and EAVUhlTE ROUTE.
Connections made PROMPTLY, the koa DIS are
thoroughly BALLASrED, >, and ali lnodern inprov We
men adCpteG--ns urng sPAED, COMFORT and Ely.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Reduccd.

II arrcn gements We desire to reduce our p=csen.
stock much a. possible- IN order ~ do thls Nc
Goods AZ rednced prices We have or hand . nae
arsortuent of silk Ber1ges, Mcslins and Traye1nE
Goods, and In TACT eyery1kieE one coald wish fer
Airo White Goods, Enbroi6crfcs, Hosiery, abba
/ Damssk sneetng, bleschof snd brown Donestic,
Plantation Goods FOR men ADD women, Cloths, cnsni-
rnercs Tes4incs and Underwear Tor Gentlenen. Eo
wish % call particular af1ention to onr eazpgis ee
Ter on which viii be found ~ eli times many destrn
hle eoo6s as ons-f fourth their vaine-
apr13-a NICHOLSON HuNFHkEx.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Kingston Springs,

Kingston Springs,
rs now open Tor the reception Of visitors. On and
i after tuesday the Sd day July sIr. JEssE He
PARRISH will run accommodation Omnibus, leaving
the Sewanee House every Tuesday thursday, and
Saturday at O'Clock, A. ID arriving at the Spring
to dinner-fare two dollars-Cfiice and register at
Sew,nee House The medical qualities OF these
Spr nss are well known. For dyspepsia, diseases oil
the Hfer, and complaints incident to females,
the, unsurpassed. There five SULPHUR
springs of different Qualities, besides free stone
newly discovered chaly be,Ie.
Terms-.Per Day Observation-Disclosures. so
s Week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
&c Month. Observation-Disclosures co
Horse per week ........ so
Chiidre and servants half price.
WM. T. YEATMAN,
T.. j. kRkiDER,
june30-2m. Superintendents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Split VS.. Split.


'sAbe and his raiI.' worse than idle tale
We Democrats can lay you on the shelf;
Boast of man who's only split rail
Cur good old party's gone and SPLIT ITSELF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Large Sale CT Thorough Bred Trot.
ting and other Horses az WOodburn

ON Wednesday the 22d day of August next, L
" will sell 1t Public Sale, between ifty and sixty
head of Thorough bred and Trottlng and other
Horses, consisting of about fifteen thorough bred
brood mares, the same number of tro tting mares,
and tao bal nee young stock of both sorts.
Catalogues CT stock ready for distribution, one
month previous TO day of sale, and may be had on
application TO DR.. ID. SwIGART, or the subscriber,
X. ATrCHESON ALEXANDER.
WOODBURY. Farm is near Spring Station, on Lex
ington and Frankfort Railroad june3e-t2Gs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
AUCTlOx SALE


DEM ?. sHIELDs ksC0., viii proceed 70 sell q
n. csIhoas,s JeWelry sfore. on account Of " c.
Show C. D.. @, cpnme6aing On Thursday morning,
Jnl7 6h a. 10 &c lock- the entire confepte e The
OIL Cssths and Fxfurps- Tho stock consiuts Of -
broIderies. Lacee, Ribbons, laEEo stock q ~
Trim1nluE5. Ladies' sd ehlldxen Gooc7
@5G6. LADS ~ ln41t6d. nd al1o 6e4lelny VI ~
snd 4 . shalF lnfsrses e s.,se1 zs ~ 49, e. =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

HYGElA HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Virginia.
TSHlS faverte Summer resort, celebrated Sor IT'S
tine sea bathing, Fefreshil sea breezee and
abund nee Of he nsh, oysters and crabs, win be
ready for the reception Of guests the rs OF juno
Win the RECEIPT improvements, thorough renovation
and painting the establishment viii present
Inducements TO persons seeking delight ii Sumrser
residence, and With the sricest attention 70 business
and attentive assistants, We hope 10 merit full
share Of the public patronage. ~ -
JOS. sEEAR,
nayla-cAfriw1m C. C. WILLARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Southern Trunk Mann factory.
FASsETT & cross MAN,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NAsHvz1 LIE. TENN.
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS N All KISss en-
LADIES AND GENTS TRarELI kG TRUNKS,
BONNET BOXES.

Valises, Carpet Bags &c, &c.-
Rs1RE to call the ateston OF all those in want NJ
II anything in our line, (vheiesaie or rstaii,) to
we re confident that seal as 10 As any ober
no Sc in tie city Our ok Is ali Of our ra,-
ufact1re and is made Of bsss terials and v
first class workmeu All must admit the wisdom -
buving work madc nj hoe. in preference buyirs q
that made AZ the East expr essSy ior jobbing I
We esp ecially invite the attention Of the aides b
cur = s
PATIENT RUfG FOR LADIES.
Il bns co1pa<f nents Pr Bounets, Dresses Par \
so1ss 8raebeas sad II tter-proof compArsmeut b
Sponkes, OH, &C.. = &.
Ali kind>e< EIgnln He4e 70 order, covered Or r.
;';;:: s. 30 y s; szsF;;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is Minute.
faster tuau CINCINNATI 1biE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Tie 6 p. IL. Erprese, Saturdays, makes all con-
nectionS as aduert,sed, ercept for Detroit
md points ia Cassadd.
The Nigb Express runs Daily Saturdays except
Cd An other irains run Daily, saturdays excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
THE HOMESTEAD BILLS.

The Homestead bill, passed by the United States
House of Representatives in March last, is sim
pie and benefcent measure, intended, as its title
declares, to secure homesteads to actual settlers
on the public domain 1t enacts that any person
who is the head of family, or of the age of 81
years, who is, or has filed an intention of be-
coming a citizen Of the United States, may enter,
free of cost, provided it is for his or her exclusive
benefit, lG0 acres of unapproprated public lands,
on which presumption claim has been filed, by
such person, orwhichmay be subject to presumption,
at 81 % or less per acre; or so acres may be
entered at 81 80 per acre. The certificate for
this land is not to be given for five years from the
date of entry, and then, within two years after
ward the person making the entry, or the widow,
or the widower, or the infant child, or
other heir, shall receive the patent, by
paying $40, on proof that the land was
occupied for the five years by the person in
whose name the entry was made, or by the heirs.
In case the heirs are aants, the claim may be held
or sold for their benefit by the executor, admins
traitor or guardian. The land thus acquired can
in no event become liable for the satisfaction of
any debts contracted prior 10 the issue of the pat
ent. No person is permitted to make more than
one entry; the settler loses his claim if it is aban-
doned for more than six months; aud all persons
who have heretofore filed applications for the pre-
emption right are entitled TO the benefit of this
act, and the act is not to interfere with existing
rights. This is the House bill and the measure is
one which should commend itself to the justice, the
good sense, and the humanity, of the people at
large, whose interest it is, directly and ind-
recty, that free homes shall be provided on the
public domain for all who need them, and that an
end shall be put to speculation in these lands.
This bill was sent to the Senate, where it was
subjected to a serious handling giving to it quite
other form and features.
BY the Senate BILL the privilege is limited to
heads of families who are citizens, or who have be-
come citizens before patent is claimed; thus cut
ting of young men who are not heads of families.
Instead of giving the land free of cost, it requires
a payment Of 25 cents an acre from the settler,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
DE-. MoT1T'
OF IRoN-

Pms OF Iron, .,s., o,oxv
An apen and s to SoSuon Hydrogen BY
G bisbsst medical authorities both In Europe anu e
The daily proves tass no Pds5 Ss
of iron be compared win u, cl,v comple1ons
dcate necessity In amost every eoncevnoe h
innoxious in all malsdes In which II has been tried mas
,oyed absolutely curative in each Of the following complaints
Viz: p,o nv..x,
,tA CONSTIPATION DARRHKA DYsESrSRY lSoipIENT CON
sTspTroS scRorIous TUBgRCuLoss SALT RHRus, MsxEs-
srRuArrS WHITES CHIoRGsIs LIVER COMPLAINTS, CHRONIC
HKApAcHEs RHEusATIss INTERMITTENT FByRRs, fiSpLSs
on TnE FACE &c .,, =, ...,o
disease the continued dmnuton nervous and muscular
energy from chronic complaints trial of this restorative mas
attesaon would credible lnyaid long
have become forgotten in their own have SUD
trsced ve In distant land Some very signal instances
this Kind sested of female sufferer emsaed victims Dd
.st complication Of and dysPepc aversion to air ana
exercise FOR which the physician hs: no name familiar
to medical the operation Of vs Sa
lay aperent In the most obstinate cases Of
without being gastric pugatiye rnicns
It's This latter property among Others which makes II so
p,arisby eeetual and permanent remedy 70! Pi upon
Which also to exert distinct and specific action BY
dispensing the local tendency which forms them -, r
these Cbaybeate pills has often for the most habitual
cases including the attendant COstirene', n.v~un
have been equally decisive and astonishing ,..,.
local pains loss Of flesh and strength
and euittent hectic which generally Indicate
SUMPTION this remedy has syed the alarm Of friends and
physicians in several very gratifying and interesting instances
In SoRoFuLous TUBERcuLosIs this medcateo iron ns
far more than good effect Of the most cautiously
preparations of iodine without any OF their hAon
ties. -, ,...,- ;ur;,a5 a.
remedy and yesfoatire In the cases pecuaS
them. ,,a--.- - A. L.,
ter however more decdedy has been invariably wen re-
ported both as aeystg pain and reducing the swegs and
stiffness Of the joints and muscles , -
In INTERMITTENT FEvKRs must necessarily be great rem
edy and energetic restorative and its progress in the new settle
mens Of the West win probably be one Of high enown anC
usefulness. A., -, Ill., =
Norcnedy has discovered in the whole history
medicine which such prompt happy and iny reoiativ
effects Good appetite complete digestion RAPID
strength with unusual disposition Tor active ana chee CA
| ercise INN dately follow its use. o ,,, :,
Put up in fiat metal boxes containing % RVS pce
free to any address, receipt of the price All letters orders
| etc. should be addTessedto
| WV r. B. LOCKE Co, General Agents, - -
/ No 20 CadaI.st N. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
TO BE OR NOT TO BE.

We cannot determine whether the triumph of
the Republicans in November will be more pro-
NOTED by the nomination or by the defeat of Judge
Douglas at Baltimore. If he should be dropped,
the party will be weakened in every Free State
and utterly paralyzed if not disbanded the North
| West; if he should be nominated, the Cotton
States will bolt as body, and the rest of the Slave
| States are very likely to follow them. Mr.. Ben
jamin's late speech-which has been or will be
read by every Democrat of any note or influence
in the South-is exerting most damaging inau-
ence over the Little Giants prospects throughout
every State south Of Mason d Dixon's II is
noteworthy that, after the Cicero of the Senate"
and half dozen other lifelong Democrats had
tried their powers on Douglas wthvery little effect,
our old Wing compatriOt Benjamin took the task
in hand and read the Giant square out of the DEM
ocratic party in about three hours. Mr. Benjamin's
Democracy is purely Pro-Slavsm; apart from the
Negro question, he is as good Wing to-day as
Bell or Everett. Yet he turns disciple and dew
otee of Old Hickory out of the party founded by
that worthy as readily as he would kick dog down
stairs, and, having locked the door behind his
ph'hi NihH'S Nun ''iy Soo" hViHhB inns 10 a
queer world.
Having no wishes in the premises, we are able
to watch coolly the moving of the waters; and our
decided impression is that Douglas is to go over
board. His fate is in the hands of our New-York
Softs-probably the most debauched and slippery
faction that this country ever saw They are
essentially of the school of Sir Boyle Roche, the
Irish Unonist, who thanked God that he had
"countryto SELL" They never yet had chance to
sell anything and missed it, unless they had strong
hopes Of driving better bargain elsewhere. And
all signs indicate that they about to let Dougas
slide. They have already been faithful to him for
more than two months, which is a great while for
them. They are now coquetting with Guthrie and
Breckenridge; but they mean Horato Seymour
all the time lie is their own man, and his election
would throw the vast patronage Of the Govern
ment completely into their hands; while they rely
on the gratitude Of the Rum interest for his veto of
the Maine Law to supply the sinews of war for
the canvass, and add heavily to bis vote. If the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

Tie Providence Or. ~ Post deems Mr.. Lincoln
inferior as debater to Mr. Douglas--at least, it
says so. Let us hear what it has to offer on this
point;
" Our H. that read all the discusfons In which
the candidates engaged In that memorable controversy
Mr. IDcons speeches, well Mr. Douglass We felt
deep did every Democrat the coun
Try and naturally wanted TO know what being said
the comt dants We shall not be charged with suendeng
when repeat what said at tho time that In point
Of abHfy-tha ability which seek for In the states.
nAn-Judge Douglas stood far ahead of his competitor
lie exhibited more Of poicer--very much more
than MIR Lincoln His points clearly stated hi. were
ola questionable sort his conclusions could possibly
be avoided They fortified all sides and wen ort
he'd Court IL the civilized world would permitted
they forced home They fastened upon the Repub
hesn party; they fastened upon Lincoln; they were
burned into his very hesh There reply 10 be offered
And none wa, saeIed LINCOLN bad marked out his course aud