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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-23
RENEWALS Al PLKasURR-

One square, year SS0-each additional SQUARE SO
written notice must be given take out and stop
aoV9tiseinents OF yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise shall charge tin done
No contract OF yearly advertisements viii be discou-
nlUed without previous notice TO US nor will any
RATES. ----r--...--
re- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
tracted for viii be charged for the excess IA
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DERsUANT 10 q decretal order, made in the case
l. ofN. c. weems, Admir-, against Missouri Nixon,
1850, the premises, valuable tract Of land,
taining about 300 acres, lying LotteFwood Greek
in Hickman County, together with a valuable Gr;st
and Saw Mill erected upon the same. The terms Of
said sale viii be upon credit Of one two and three
years Notes with good security and lien retained up
right Of redemption. - a.
On the same day, in Hickman County, in the Of
Boiling Gordon, e. a. u.s. Andrew J. Gordon, e. al
will proceed 70 SELL On the premises 10 the highest and
last bidder tract ef land Containing lS4 lying
On Duck River, the boundaries OF which described
IN the pleadings 1led in said Said land viii be
sold on credit Of anst two yeas with Interest
from date OF sale - - oRVllI.E A. NIXON,
sept24-fd - - - 1el -Clerk Master
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Educational Notice.

NG0NDAY, SEPT SRD, MRS. IRWIN viii spen
4Nl School for Girls the Basement Of the Presbye-
rAn Cnorch, Edgeheld- Arrangements have been made
70 give full and thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education.
The Lady employed 10 teach Music fail give
entire satisfaction
Mon r r SANfkl, a native Of France, and gradu-
ate of the Royal College Algiers win teach French
Spanish. Italian and Modern Greek Mon Santel pre-
persons.
Mr. r. J. Meigs says of Mon. Santel: ssHe has been
teiilg my son soe time, and this practical trial Of
him cOnvinces that he deserves 10 be trusted fr
Eiiciflg 3 Teacher Of Fre.zsh =
The regnlar Rates Per Of I've mouths are s1S
so and SIS -
z EXTRAS
Emusic on the Piano SOS oo
Latin and Greek. - 10 M
:. Modern Languages. 40 90
Srochet ana Needle work 0c
"a Pupils viii oe charged from the time of entering
TO the end OF the Session The bills viii be payable at
the middle OF the Session. auFastf
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The frm OF sAUFTEY. PORTER CO., Is this day
dissolved hy lnatGai csnse1faessrs sAnney and Ber-
nv retsre The remaining eosrt have taken into
their busnes Mr. R. A. ALLISON, late OF the House of
Allison Anderson Co. and the business viii be con-
aucied as heretofore al The old stand, No 81, Pubo
zsauare under the name and sfyleef
sept2l-lm foRfER, JOHNSON = 90.
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LIVERY STABLE.


WIN. T. WRIGHT & CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville kS.AI<
and the public generally that they have HA
purchased the well Livery Stable and the stock
and fixtures formerly occupied by VIM ]. Philips
Market street, just below the Square.
We have first-rate lots and box-stallS to accOmmO-
date drovers and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage
We pledge ourselves give satisfaction in all
We have a large number of fine Saddle Horses and
fine Buggies to hire all times
The fact is, do not nteud being surpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
ian3-ly WM 7. WRIGHT ( co.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

Furnishing and FanCy GOOdSs
tIvEare daily receiving additions to our already full
w supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars Stocks
Cravats and Ties We have any quantity of Gloves
Gauntets, Robes, Suspenders and all qualities of Hos
iery both Ladies and Gentlemen. Our stock of Un-
derwear is complete, embracing all the heavier fabrics
of Silk and Wooen suitable to the approaching
These goods will be sold correspondingly low rates
with the short crops. j. H. McGIII,
sep3-tf Cherry ST., one door from Union.
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New Books
shoes for the Million.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL-

HAVE in store, large and superior stock Of Boots,
LII Shoes and Gators, TO which they call the atten-
tion Of all who wish good shoes and al remarkably olg
prices. =
Our stock for Gentlemen IS large, and embraces
every variety, both sewed and pegged. The ladies
viii ind every style Of Caters, with and withoit
Youths, Misses and children We have large stock
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WarbIe Monument.. Tomh..etc.

marble MonuInenfs. Tom BIS. ete.
Which he has exhibition and for sale, embracing
great variety, finished II the most superb manner
de IS prepared 70 manufacture the shortest notice
Marble Mantfes: and every description of Marble
Work. Of the finest American and Italian Marble his
work viii, as heretofore be warranted, and prices
10 suit the times. - NJ l. SEEI ION -
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NEW EIRM.

The undersigned having sold their interest in the
business Of saney, Porter Co, Nessfs. Porter,
johnson Co., Exclusive wksiesaie dealers In Hats
Caps, etc etc, take pleasure Recommending the
new nrtn ~ he continued confidence Of their cid
friends and customers and 70 fe public genersl
l--z p 5s--ss = r. c. SAuFIEY.
/ scpt21-1m VI. L. BERRY.
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PLANTATION SHOES,

Ne would call the attention OF Planters TO oar PRE-
MUM BROGAN, which IS most superior article
Also, Kip and thick Brogails Dutch Boots for women,
heavy double sole thick Boots Our stock q Boys
Boots and Shoes for fa and wntsr IS large snd good
We have taken unusual pains IN gstting up cur stock
this fall are saifed thai viii give satisfc
tian and Inducements 70 all Cash aud prompt paying
customers who shall give a call
oct3-if rue
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NEW SERIES NO. 1893.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

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One Square day 81 oO-each additional Insertion 81
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Shelton's Marble Work
lrch street, next door to oOrnelils's Cabinet
Nashville. Tenn

II VIE undersigned would inform his friends - =
l. and the pubic generally that he viii conf = y
tinue the MARBLE BUSINESS in this city, at -
his shop next door 70 CorIleiius,s Cabinet -
shop, ON Church street, and calls attention 10
the stock OF n.
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Ae1 - secondhand Burouehe. -
A GOOD city made Family BuroroAe, eas little used
sepl4-tf RESJ +. SHIELDS %.
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store Room for asent.
Chancery Sales.

,wo Store Rooms, well located, to rent for the ba
Il snce OF 1860 Apply to y SHIELDS co.
sept29 e.--e-- = - 90. - -
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Ece! Ece!i Ace.ts

w Ehave opened our Ice Depot in the rear Of the
w State Bank, and Will sell as cheap any the
market that is good Our ice is from Paradise Hill
thirteen miles north of Nashville, and made exclusive
y of the best Spring Water in the State from four
eight inches thick. We will open depot South
Cherry street at c. Mcrarys grocery about the
18th of April
mar16-tf B. E j. J. GARRETT
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For October.

Harper's New Monthly Magazine;
GOdey's Ladys Book
PetersOn's Lady's National Magazine;
Arthur's Home Magazine
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine;
Arthur's Home Magazine;
just received by F. HAGAN & CO.,
septl4 College street
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100 AGNES OE IA AAs
FOR S ALE.
TTHHE undersigned will sell one half the whole of
Il 700 Acres of Land, lying in Councils Bend,
Duck River, in Hickman county Tennessee about four
miles below Centrevie.
Des ipfiOn.
There is about 200 Acres of Land in cultivation,
and about 300 more tit for cultivation. II has three
lasting Springs it, with buildings eaell-one a
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with suitable negro and
other houses. The farm be divided into three
parts without injury -- las.. -.e
Terms.
If only half is sold, one third of the purchase
money be paid in cash, the balance too equal
annual installments II the whole tract is sold togeth-
er one payment must be in cash, and the balance
equal annual enstallnents from to years,
may be agreed on. Persons wishing 10 purchase
call for themselves, get any nfor-
nation they may wish by addressing
S. H WILLIAMS,
aug14w2m* Centreville, Tenn.
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Grass Seeds.

90 BARRELS Timothy Seed; so
~ 20 Z" Blue Grrss do;
20 "a Orchard Grass do:
20 q Herds Grass do:
In store and for sale low by
sept17 HUGH MoCREA co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

INDIANA.-The Evansville Qnd) Inquirer
says; We learn by private letter just re-
ceived by one of our citizens that the Hon
t. A. Hendricks and therwhole State ticket
have taken positions for Douglas and John
son. Gov. Willard has assurance from the
prominent Administration Democrats of tn,
State that they not only will not favor the
nomination of another electoral ticket bu,
they will frown upon any effort of the kiut
that may be made Our Republican friends
! are very anxious that a Breckenridge ticket
should be organized in Indiana. We will
say to them that the Breckenridge men here
aboqts are too good Democrats to play into
the hands of the Republicans, and that they
are not SO susceptible of flattery as they i'm
agine.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

snoorING scRArE-Tony Scragge and Val
entine Gorstch, Camiliarly known as Jake J
two butchers in the Central Market, had a
quarrel yesterday afternoon, at about 8
o'clock, in front of a lager beer saloon on
Maiden Lane, just opposite the market Our
Informant is not certain that Jake struck
Tony, but he saw Tony stagger as il wheeled
around by some propelling force, and then
saw him whip out q revolver and cock it..
Jake being uuarmed Immediately sought
safety in fight and rushed into the market.
As he entered, Tony blazed away at him and
missed him Cooking again instanter, he
pulled trigger a second time, but the pistol
snapped. BY this time, Jake was at the
other end of the market, and Tony still in
pursuit. Jake kept right on, across C street,
and Just as he got about half way over, Tony
fired at him again. the ball passing through
nn awning just ahead Of the fugitive and
striking against brick wall. This ended
the difficulty and both parties were arrcs-
ted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16
ICOMMuNICArEn.

iCoMMUEIcArED
Kate Blanchard, aged three years, died near Ma
rysville, August 10th, 1860
She was most lovely child, unusually interesting.
"None knew her but to love her." She was unlike
almost all other children; deghting but little in the
usual plays of childhood, preierrng rather the com
pany Of her parents, sympathizng with them, whis-
perng often in the of her weary mother words OF
comfort. She seemed to have lived many years, so
mature was her mind and in conversation with her,
you had to remind yourself again and again, that she
was but child. In all her sickness she complained
not OF the stricken In her room, she alone
was calm, and quietly, pencefuly, her spirit passed
away TO Him, who said, "SuGer the little children and
forbid them not to unto me, for of such is the
kingdom of God"
"There is a reaper whose name is death,
And, with his sickle keen,
He reaps the bearded grain at a breath,
And the flowers that grow between.
Shall have naught that is fair, saith he,
Have naught but the bearded grain?
Though the breath of these flowers is sweet TO me
will give them all back again.
And the mother gave in tears and pain,
The flowers she most did love;
She knew she would find them all again
In the fields Of light above
o not in cruelty not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
Twas angel visited the green earth,
And took the flowers away"
J, NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

HoN. MLEs TAYLOR, OF LouIsIAYA-We
had the pleasure of visit day or two since
from this distinguished statesman, now a
Kepresentive in Congress from that State.
lie was en- route to his plantation in La, to
remain there few days and then return to
Washington city, and enter upon his labors
as Chairman of the Central Committee of the
National Democratic organization He ex-
pressed the confident belief that Louisiana
would cast her electoral vote for Douglas and
johnson. The intelligence he brings from
the North and Northwest is equally encoura-
ging.-Nemphis Apped
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

SAT- WELLS on THE DEsERr-About so
miles from Carson City, in an easterly direc-
ton, a group of salt wells were discovered,
says the Territorial Enterprise, by parties
exploring that region, a few months ago. So
rich are the waters in saline properties, that
immense deposits Of salt have been formed
ABOUT lee springs Of such purity as to be al.
ready lit for raele use. and in ouan,ities
sufficient to supply the pants Of almost arv
number Of people These weno are owno1
Capts Mead and Dickson, and Judge b.yon
who, now that the indian troubles have been
quelled, intend to commence the work Of
preparing this salt, and supplying it for the
use OF the inhabitants Of Washoe
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

ForL AIR IL SHAFrs.-The Territorial En-
tcrpsise says that some Of the miners in
Washoe have lately experienced trouble from
foul air accumulating at the bottom of their
shafts To obviate this evil wind sails are
io5orted to, which generally expel the OBJ
noXious agent. On one occasion, Or. SulH.
van being dissatisfied with the workmen who
had complained Of sickness while sinking a
shaft ON the Bullion lead, went down for the
purpose Of drilling out blast After he had
been engaged a short time his son, on his
falling to reply to questions put him. looked
below and saw him lying in a helpless condi
iion, whereupon he ran off for aid. On re-
turning, en- older brother was let down, who
fastening a rope about the father. he was
hauled mp, but in an entirely scnseless state
it was over half an hour before he recovered
his consciousness.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

JOE LANE.-The Salem (Ala.) Herald says
"Old Joe Lane. the candidate of the fire eat
ing Disunionists, while member of the In.
diana Legislature voted four distinct and
separate times for Congress to pass the Will
mot Proviso; yet ehear the par excellence
Southern rights Disunionists declare him q
perfect pink of Southern chivalry."
The Indiana Enterprise has the following
"Joe Lane stumped this county two years
ago for the benefit of Judge Hughes. lie
advocated popular sovereignty, and talked
long and loud in favor of Democrats 'abid-
ing the usages and and supporting the regular
nominees" Now he considers that doctrine
as AN agitating question which is threaten
ing to destroy and sever this brotherhood Of
States"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

How MAJoR B1DwELL STANDs.-A friend
reminds us that the Express, the other day,
claimed Major Bidwell, of Butte county, for
Breckenridge. We are authorized to state
that Major Bidwell has emphatically decar.
ed that he regards Douglas as the regular
nominee of the Democratic party, and de-
nounces those who oppose him, If he can
do ihis and be for Breckenridge, there is no
logical sequence in anything.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

Gov. DowNEy.-The Sacramento News
understands that Gov. DoMney has accepted
an invitation to address the Democracy at
Benicia, on Saturday next, and that he has
alio received an invitation to speak at Val
lejo. The letter was received at SO late an
hour Tuesday night that it did not reach him
in time TO answer. The News learns that he
intends meeting the enemy at all points, and
battling fearlessly for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

WITHIN a few weeks we can tell what
Michigan will do The signsnow are ali that
we could desire. They point to complete
revolution. The popular dissatisfaction with
the Black Republican administration of State
affairs, the wide spread disgust at slavery
agitation, North and South, and the desire
for repose, together with the universal ad-
miration of and confidence in Douglas, are
among the signs of the coming event.-De.
troit Free Press
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

81 called him clifford and he calls me
Madame"
Mr.. Buchanan, writing to Queen Victoria
relative to the visit of the Prince of VALE:
to the United States, addresses her as "Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria" She replies, ad
dressing him as "My Good Friend" She
evidently considers Mr. Buchanan kind o,
clever old gentleman, who has accidentlv cot
to be President Your Majesty Good
friend
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

IT is stated that cold Abe" learned to cy
pher by writing on a board-which he haC
made smooth by a drawing knife-after hi
days work was over by the light of the fire
When it was written full he would take hi
knife and shave it again, and and so on till /
was completely used up lie never took tn
papers,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16
A 5ispatch from Roston Jrlr e1b ,

Martha Allen aged seventeen wears died
suddenly at Mansfield. and was buried. Cir.
cumstances led the coroner of the county to
order the body to be disinterred, when It was
found that she died from an attempt to pro-
cure an abortion. A young man in Mansfield
has been arrested as the instigator of the
crime
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

From every section of Georgia we receive
the most cheering news of the prospects of
the National Democracy. Our friends in
other States may depend upon it that Doug
las and johnson will receive the cordial and
Jealous support of every true Democrat in
the State Georgia Confederdcu
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

DUNCAN McREA, a leading Democrat OF
North Carolina, and late consul at Paris
made a mastery speech at Raleigh for the
national nominees, Douglas and johnson. lie
denounced the conduct ol the secession dele
gates from that State, and declared that a
dlsunion conspiracy was the father of the
bolt. His speech was received with much
applause.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

AN Independent paper, called the North
" est has just been started at Port Town.
send, Washington Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

SHASTA CouNTY.-A resident of North Cot
tonwood Shasta county, writing to the Bee,
says he learns that since the Shasta Herald
hoisted the Breckiuridge flag, its subscription
list has dwindled to very dimunitiye size.
lie says that Douglas will beat Breckenridge
in the county 1000 votes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

MnNE.-At the great Douglas reception
in Boston, lately, E. X. Smart the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Maine,
said
] hail, as you are aware, from the State of
Maine ana am here to night to saw to you
that the State of Maine will give her Eiec.
toral vote to the glorious champion who has
Just addressed you.
Mr.. Douglas had Just concluded his speech.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16
NdAExSVILLE. M
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 1o
AGENCY NOTICE.

MrL P. FIsHEgis our only authorized Agent az
san Francisco TO receive advertisements, receipt for
the saae and to transact business generally ior Inc
DEaocRAr Omce-No NY Washington street
nearly opposite Maguirc's Opera House upstairs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

Hon. JoHN w. NoELL, member of Congress
from Missouri, who was charged with going
for Breckenridge, is out in a most forcible
address for Douglas and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

WILLIAM DuER, formerly Whig member
OF Congress from the Oswego district of New
! Nork' and man of much ability and inhu-
ence, has lately published letter in which
he takes ground for Douglas for the Presi-
dency.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16
Arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
HIcKoK 4 PROPRIETOR!
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.

STOKES SHIELDS. ..... .PRoPRIEToRs
August 14th.
spoor c II San Juan Wyrtt Bear River
Campbell Alex Moore city
White l. Hansonville Fairchild city
0'Sullivan San Fran Bright Saml suffer CO
Asbburn Chas Smith Chas Stanfeld Tah
Reuingham 7 Pine GroveCamper w Camptonvilt
Murphy NJ W D'yille Meacham Bidwells Bar
Townsend Beaver ranchCline Peter city
Sutton w city Brown w San Juan
Mathews Jno Suffer co Cook b Buttes
Hobe Ed Colusa Middleton Jno Sac city
Kirkpatrick VIM Bucks Brant
Raoklin A Yuba Law SutteE co
Stone + McReyuolds Butte creel
Chandler Jasper Walker ID
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

The Breckenridge party in Indiana is the
happiest little party in the world. They
just got members enough to fill the Federal
offices to be given to that State, and til ev
don't want any more. They are a very select
party, aud despise noise and crowds and
confusion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

1t is said that Governor Foote is about es
tablishing Douglas and johnson paper at
Nashville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

Hon ARCHIE Dixon, formerly United States
Senator from Kentucky, is a strong supporter
Of Dougas and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

THE Decatur Times announces that Hon.
George 5. Houston, of Alabama. is strongly
for Douglas. Mr., Houston has all along
been q supporter Of the Administration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

1hE Louisville Demoerat is authorized TO
announce the following proposition to The
confidence men of the Breckenridge f,etiop
$4,000 that, if there are three electoral tiol,
cts in Kentucky-on for Douglas. one Cor
Breckenridge and one for Bell-Breekinridga
will not carry the State. Gentlemen Of
smaller means will be accommodated. The
money is at the Gait House, Louisville
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

TuEArER.-The opera OF Maritaua was per-
formed last night to crowded house.
Madame Escott rendered the character OF
Mariana in an artistic and finished manner
Miss Hodson performed the character Of La
zarello with uubounded success and received
loud and enthusiastic plauds Mrs. kle6s
did herself much credit as the Warehouses,
and Mr. squires as Don Caesar was indeed
excellent
Tonight, the piece will be the grand opera
Of Verdi, entitled La 7rariatd,--a piece in
which the talents Of this admirable troupe
shine forth conspicuously, and in which they
have won numerous laurels Madame Escott
in the character Of Violetta is seen in a new
phase Of acting as well as vocalization, and
adds to the charming impression which her
previous renditions have made Such has
been the general verdict Of the press in re-
glrd to her Violetta Madame Schwegerle is
beautiful IN the exquisite part of Flora, and
Mr.. squiros as Alfredo is just in his element.
We predict q large house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

a PAPER advocating the election of Doug
las and johnson will shortly be started in
Jacksonville, Southern Oregon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-16

The Nashville Banner says it is madness
for the Seceders to hope to carry q single
Congressional District in Tennessee.