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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
Seed Wheat.
Seed Wheat.

10A BAGS Mediterranean Wheat selected express
1OO ly for the market Just received and for sale
by NJ. A. PARRISH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

Sssbsils, n the case Of P v. as1sy Co., and d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

nURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the case OF VIM. Fox and wife
Frank and Riley Rowton wiIlse at the Court House
lot Lebanon Turnpike in South Nashville Lot has
q front Of 40 feet.
TRRas-l and years credit. Notes 20 bear 'Eterest
and be payable in Bank. Security required and
lien retained.
sept5-tds J. & Gl-EANES, L. III
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

DURSUANT 10 decree OF the chancery Court at
i Nashville, in the case OF +. Tones Jr Us Henri
eta Tones and others, Twill SELL the Court House
in Nashville, Saturday, October g. 1850 los No 130
and 1917 an the Eping addition
TERxs-5, II, Is and - months credit without in
rity, payable in Bank required OF the purchaser and
lien 10 be retained.
sept5-tds J. E GLEAyES C SM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

DURSUANT 20 a decree of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville in the Of Samuel Gaylord, executor
or John ID. Gaylord deceased, Helen NJ Gaylord,
will SELL at the Court House in Sashy He, Saturday
October g. 1850, ts0o lots College street extended each
60 feet 'front.' and known lots No. % and 80 j. W.
Campbell's plan.
TERxs-I and years credit, with interest Notes,
with good security, required, and lien retained.
sept5-tds J. E GLEAyES, C. II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

--ffas Jast received per Glengood
Atso hlty barrels Of the cheapest Food isr Stock
IN me market BENZ. =. SHIELDS Co.
funsk4-H No. 81 Coilece sfrSef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
PREsBYTEKIAL HIGH school

COUTHERN TEACHERS AGBNCY.-The South
y Teachers Agency prepared furnish Teachers 10 Pam
lilies and nsta from any Of the Union This Agency
will be found great convenience TO both Teachers and Employ
and may be relied and responsible Ad
dress. b. AGENCY,
GuG-3t Baltimore, Md.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
BELL AND EVERETT IN LOUISIANA.
AtEy.NnpTA T.. Aug LET 1SED


To the Editor of The Wig:
As "felow- feeling makes us wondrOus kind" | do not
think could better employ myself for few moments,
than by giving you nklitg Of how matters pro-
crossing in our far oil Gulf State. We have awful
Bell down here-nO doubt you have heard IT, for they
say il is heard all the country-eyen in Alabama
above the din and confusion of the Yanoeyites There
was a mendous Bell and Everett gathering few days
since in Alexandria, composed Of the talent Of the Par
sh Strong and patriotic speeches were made approving
their and endorsing their nomination They
gaining ground every day. and although this Parish is
Democratic Bell and Everett will in November show
majority over both candidates Il is conceded by all
parties that they will carry plurality. Louisiana can
with certainty be booked for Bell and Everett New Or
leans will give them 1000 majority over both candidates
There was Breckenridge and Lane meeting in Aexan.
dra Saturday, butt proved failure in spite of fine din
given entce unsuspectng individuals to lend their
presence thereby unconsciousy giving seeming support
but the dodge ddnt take for in this vicinity they have
to deal with men Of mind and not Of stomach and al.
though the dinner very fine land why should it not
be Buck and Breck with the treasury to back them,
able TO give good dinners there were not enough
Breckenridge and Lane to eat it. and the assistance
of crowd Of ragged urchins called into requstOn
before whose voracious appettes the suoins
of beef became small by degiees and beautifully less
It is fact worthy Of notice that the Breckenridge men
we're almost entirely against Douglas knowing the State
is inevitably Bells the question is who shall be third
party in the contest of the House. Breckenridge or Doug
lasy and they know the game Is desperate one, IN as
much either Bceckinrdge or Douglas must be dropped
Douglas has great many friends here be will get
large vote in the State Breckenridge will The friends
Of Douglas have bought the Red River American and
hosted the names of Douglas and johnson the mast
head aud Charley Boyce the former editor has bought
a new press and material, and will next week issue
the first copy Of Bell and Everett paper Charley
is an energetic and thorough going fellow and will
against Democracy to the death. In him, Bell and Ey-
erett have an able champion to do battle for them.
The Douglas will, in few days, call ratification
meeting. RAPIDES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

Verify, poor Breckenridge and his friends are catch
ing it IN all portions of the country Even in Arkansas
the indications are that they have been routed, horse
foot, and dragons. See the following from the Mem
phis Enquirer of Tuesday;
$50 far as heard FROM however upon what We consider
land in part kROw to be good authority, the prooapl
ties are as follows:
FoR GovERNoR-Reetor elected over johnson.
FoR CONGREss-GGnu elected over Mitchell in tho
Southern district and Cypsrt Constitutional Union man
over HiHdmGn (Brecknridge Democracy
In the county of Pulaski lin which Little Rock, TIT
capital is situated the Constitutional Union party elect
ed their whole ticket for members Of the Legislature
and county officers by unprecedented and overwhelming
maortes.n
All hail to the glorious and unexpected result! Tit
Breckinridgers even if certainly elected in Arkansas
are at last awfuTy, awfuly beaten. With two Demo
cratic tickets in the field for November, there certain
y will be- Bell will sweep Arkansas by laundering ma
orty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
The RrcekInridge-Yancey Democracy OF
michigan.

meeting Of Democrats friendly to the nomination Of
Brekpridee and Lane was held Detroit on the 24ih
NIL, long string Of resolutions adopted, amongst
which We fnd.the following
"RssolssI That having been lsft free 20 act By The
os D, things az Charleston and Baltimore act free
H. according 70 the conviction OF our own MINDS ano
regardless OF what friends foes may say Of us We shall
continue 10 bear alo the Democrats standard until tae
sound doctrines Of the National Democratic party shall
finally triumph believe they will IN the election oil
Breckinridge and Lane
"Rssolusd That we supported Mr. Breckenridge
wears ago for the second Office in the nation, which be
has since ed with distinguished ability, so, having seen
reason for abandoning him. ana oeos sllneu va.
the platform on which he accepted the nomination . ne
same as ne Democratic platform Of 1885, we cordially
support him now for the hrsL'
A the Nashville BaiRcr remarks the first Of these re-
solutions i an appropriate commentary upon the iron
ra of the party which orbids freedom Of thought and
sueech on the part Of the individual The Michigan
democrats Of course would not if the Baltimore Con-
vspton had not divided but agreed upon the nomina-
lion Of Douglas have deemed themselves free to aci
They would not have dared remonstae no matter how
bitterly they might have been opposed to TO the man and
.. doctrines They could not act freely" until the
marty gives were striker CT Poor devils they are I'M
otbv Of the free institutions which their fathers left to
hlsir Inheritance!
The second resolution IS worthy Of them. In the en-
iovmept Of their newborn freedom they take the liberty
10 eoastrue the Breckinrdgei PLATFORM but Their
cd servty still sWays them, aud instead oil siAnng the
doctrines Of the confession Of fifth aiFy and hon
ssy they declare it SIS s same as he Democratic plat
form Of 1882 Now, Is not this most lame and I'M
osot conclusion for men to protest act freely?-
II the BrsekinrdgsY platform is the same as the
C.nsinnAt platform, would ike for these Michigan
Democrats 70 tell Us what the secession At Charleston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
THE MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.

In accordance with resolution adopted at meeting
Of officers held in the City of Richmond to make arrange
ments for an encampmen the grounds OF the Central
Agricultural Society the following plan Of encampment
has been adopted by the Committee appointed TO pre-
pare the same
The camping forces will enter the fair grounds during
the 9TH OF November.
All regiments or companies failing TO enter the fair
grounds the 7th must do so by sunrise on the 18th oil
November.
Regiments and companies, unable to reach the fair
grounds on the 7th will when practicable detail camp
ing party to consist of Corporal and two men from
each company, enter the fair grounds on that day.
Each regiment, company, camping party as 1t ar
rives will report TO the commanding officer.
The houses shelters and tents the fair grounds, will
be used for camping purposes as far as necessary.
Each company will bear its expenses during the
encampment for which the commandants OF companies
will be held responsible.
The grounds will be under the exclusive control OF the
commanding officer and admission fee of 20 cents for
adults and 10 cents for children aud servants, shall be
charged for all who not part OF the camping iorce
The receipts from gate fees and other sources shall be
applied first the expences OF the encampment, and
the residue if any, paid over to the Central Agricultural
Society
The rules and regulations Of the Army of the United
States, as far as applicable, shall govern the camp
The Encampment shall continue for period not less
than three days exclusive Of the 7h OF November and
may be extended with the consent of the commanding
officer and camping forces to period not exceeding
eight days
Al least thirty DAYS before the Encampment general
order sha be issued by the commanding officer prescr
bing the hours of reveie reports roll call guard mount
ing meals issues, fatgues &c.
Regiments and companies intending to unite in the
Eucampment, will inform Col McRae Of such purpose at
the earliest time prior to the first day OF October stating
the number Of meu and arm of the service.
Col Sherwin McRae was declared commanding officer
Of the cavalry in the Encampment and the field and
staff officers of the 18th Regiment Of Cavalry associated
with him in the discharge Of his duties.
The grounds Of the Central Agricultural Society which
have been so generously rendered for the purpose Of
the Eneampment embracing an Of than sixty
acres are admirably adapted to field exercise and
tain buildings sufficient for the accommodation and shell
ter of a large force.
The committee believe that the necessary expenses per
man will not exceed twenty-five cents day, and for
horse will not exceed thirty cents a day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
A..anIt.or the seelIonalI.t..

The Nashville Patriot truly remarks that the Const-
tuition Union party the head Of whose serried ranks
waves the glorious standard Of BILL and EVERETT is as
sailed most fercey by the DsuniOnsts Of the South and
the fanatics Of the North. The extreme lANcErBREcE-
rSRpaE men oppose it because they know its success
would block their reasonable game Of dsunion; while
the Free-soers and ncouigble AbOitonsts oppose it
because they know that It's would destroy their
homes Of power, and annihate their evil designs upon
the equality Of the States These two facts, thus simply
stated constitute Of the strongest arguments for
all men true to the Uuion and the interests Of all sec
toas alike and who oppose the secesouists on the one
hand and the hna,icl sectionalists the other, to
unite on BILL and EVERETT for the preservation of the
Union and the assertion of the true principles Of the
Constitution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
kentucky OmeIaIs and the People

The Louisville Democrat thus refers to the difference
between the boiling Breckenridge officials in that State
and the people. We.thnk the people have the sdvan-
tage decidedly
Or Peyton, eec.ed on the Cincinnati Platform to the
Congress of the United States has gone for Breckenridge
aud his county and district have left him by large ma
jOites.
"Smms is still worse OIL
Burnett with a district Of five six thousand Dem
ocratic majority, is lost.
- w Stevenson has fallen, and his district has left
him.
~ Y Brown has wisely gone with his district. He
sistains them, and they sustain him.
senator Powell has lost his county and his district
and the State he represents by overwhelming MAORI
~ Not State officer who has gone for Breckenridge,
is there who is repudiatedby the people The officials
Of this State are in the worst possible fix Their con-
tens are all gone aud they left with faded aurels
on their brOWs.'
Prom psesent appearances, not man now holding Of
Zoo in kentucky will be permitted 70 hoid once
again. The people have arisen in the might and ma
estv Of their strength No man who sQuints at dis
union will be sustained by the people!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
FUSION AND CONFUSION-POLITICAL MORALS
PAINFUL RUM0RS, &c.
r,n, l,r.n S,rr,, \ Ann O 1870

To the Editor of the Wig;
As your neghbor Of the Enquirer has always had an
cold Correspondent in this county" think you are also
Iy entitled 10 one so here goes the proviso OF
certain Mr. Robert Acres who after Sir Lucius had al
lowed him "to get into passon"-that the writer is
ID of a fellow al, the colHtry"-that all the men he
ever killed were IN the country aud, to settle all cav
he never vet struck man but what he killed him.
The thing that plaques my people, as our Congress
man saws is the "usion" They know how it is
that party divided principle enter into any
rangemcnt by which their votes be cast for the
they do rot vote for. Thus, Breckenridge man really
enquiries why he should be placed the "short cut to
all the ends Of Black Republicansm," and the Douglas
man wants to know why he should be forced into
preston of Disunon sentiments when he does not enter
lain them They have no difficulty in seeing that the
thing is not only antDemocratic, but diSlrdcefd ia
those who propose it, and to .hose who yield to the Sc
auctions Of mere politicians.
The only redeemng feature that have seen in the
Douglas party is-that though they in decided mi
norty they have, through their Central Committee and
far as have seen, utterly repudiaed any such pititu
device 70 cheat out Of the expression OF their honest
opinions For myself, fully believe that we have the
State anyhow; but much would rejoice TO see Bel
and Everett elected in November would forego ever
that to see the last nail driven into the coffin Of Democ
racy Call "0ld Fogy" if you please, and as much al
YOU please; but do protest that such decline in public
virtue as the "fusion" above discussed bodies gooC
to the Republic and will do than anything cOnceiv
able to undervaue secgOyernment at home and render
it contemplate abroad.
painful rumor has reached us, that Henry A. Wis,
was likely only TO out for, but TO take thu
stump for Bell and Everett. We say with all reverence
| Good Lord deliver u.s." We cannot be humbuggeC
more than eight or nine times in succession. Rich
mond man passing short time ago, said Wise had 60
astradde the Sun Dog Line" and tina, was the grea
meteor which has astonshed the unsophstcaed in 81
many parts of the country. All ash is that he dom
fall this way. l did intend to offer McAdam inducement
to return to this part Of the State but friend suggest
that there will be nothing left but grease spot" p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
KeenIy Do They Feel 1t,

Under this caption the Montgomery, (Ala) COGtedera,
o Douglas paper thus refers to the result Of the re-
cent elections in Yanceys State and the disappointment
and modification felt by the Yaneeytes in consequence
The Breckinrijgers in our city Who on the first an
nouucement Of their nominations for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency boosted Of their thousands and thou
sands of voters have now divided down to utter insg
ni6cance When the news began to come in on last
Tuesday Of their defeat in the several counties OF this
District not one could scarcely be seen on the street.
Even in Montgomery the home Of "their gallant and
much beloved Yancey" had the cause Of Breckenridge
been doomed Even in Chambers, the home Of their
"WOrhy alyn and "their own beloved Dowdel had the
cause Of Breckenridge met with defeat Even in old Ma
con the home of our beloved and fascinating and able
Copton had the cause Of Breckenridge been defeated
Even in Talapoosa the home of their valuable cham
pion, Rowe had the cause Of Douglas triumpbed.
"Truy this defeat must be keenly and sorely felt by
the dsofganzes They had drawn the party lines even
in the county elections and have the delightful
satisfaction Of knowing that they have been badly thrash
ed Meeting with most earnest aud at the same time
most honest advocate of Breckenridge the street yes
terdav. we asked him what he thought Of the county
elections, when he replied, "Sir, had believed that
Breckenridge cod cdrry every District IN Alabd'Ha bt
Inos hillk that he ,riH be defeated iR all bat one. =
This il one Of he many candid confessions that we are
hearing every day There is doubt but their dsas
trous defeat in this District has already driven many
away from them who had supposed they were strong.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
An An.Mer to an IaquIry.

From a letter received from friend in ROmney,
Hampshire county, We take the following extract
In the last number of the "Daily Wing" sent here,
We find the Opposition" Electoral Ticket, and among
the Electors We find the Of A. B. Caldwell Of Ohio
county. am requested by many Wings here TO enquire
Of YOU whether he the same Caldwell one OF the Vice
Presidents OF the Chicago Convention, aud Lincoln
elector for this State.
In reply to our correspondent have to say that our
elector. A. B. Caldwell is no. ''the same Caldwell, one
Of the Vice Presidents of the Chicago Convention and
Lincoln Eleetor for this State" by jug full They are
two different persons altogether The name Of the Lin
coin Caldwell is simply "A. Caldwell, who was men,
Der Of the Virginia Senate for the last four years Our
electors name is "A. B. Caldwell and he is as true
Wing and as high gentleman, and is as far from being
Lincoln man or sympathisng with Black Republicans,
Is apy other man in the State. We know him person
ally, and we know whereof speak He is thorough
gorg Bel man, and gentleman of talents, also, and
will make Democratic fir fly in the present canvass
We hope our correspondent is satisfactorily answered,
aud let all others make note Of our answer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
FROM THE PLAINS-A BATTLE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES TROOPS AND THE KI0WA IN

ST. JOSEPH Aug. 1.-THE Pixies Peak express, from
Denver city on August 18th, arrived here to-day.
The United STATES troops from Forts Kearney and Re
" had battle with the Kiowas, Bents Fort the
oath Of July The troops demanded that hey should de-
liver up those who had committed the late ourages aud
on their refusal to do so they attacked them Five Of the
Kiowa tribe were killed and thirteen wounded during the
engagement The wounded left at Bents Fort and
the troops proceeded down the Arkansas river but Bent
fearing attack sent messenger to recall the troops.
The messenger attacked and scaped By the Indians
who left him. supposinE he dead but he managed to
return TO the fort, and will probably recover.
Bent having but small supply Of provisions in the
fort and fearing trouble released,he wounded prisoners
The Arrapahoes aud Cheyeunes who were lately in Den.
yer city, encamped around the fort and promise
TO protect it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
IloK sALE-A vALUAnLE TOBACCO FAC

IL TORY AND FAIUKEs WAREHOUSE AND UTHEK HE y
ESTATE IN THE TOWN az aILT0N, C.-By virtue Of d.
th Court Equity 70. the county Of Csve State Of
North Carolina made In the Of Thomss NEG Smith and
hers parte, sprg term 1890 shall SELL Al public auc
on ihs CT Mton Norts Carolina, Saturday the Igh
day Of septemb next valuable TOBACCO FACTORY AND
ing TO the Of George A sm.h, deceased.
Factory binding 10 large, comnodous three story build
ing stone Others OF wooI4O by 60 feet and Of
hold the stock fixtures kc to employ
60 or 10 hands
There large lot Of ground upon which rtrate
gro HOUSES chen vegetable garden for the Of the factory
hands.
Al time and place shall sell the Warehouse and lot
sd for the Inspection storage Of Tobacco 10 the
Of Milton. These premises just the street and
pose Faco and convenient appendage to the
prize stand for rIng and shelter for them and
ample the Of several yeas supply OF box plank
and shop the manuia OF Tobacco boxes.
sALE1his property gill be sold upon and two
years with neret sn cate Bond and approved persons
security required the purchaser and the title will be retained
al the purcha,e money Is paid A. DONOHo,
auii-tds Clerk aid Master In Equiiy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
AFTEROoN SESSION.

About three hundred delegates we're present
Henry L. Hopkins was chosen permanent President
On motion OF Mr. Collier Of Petersburg, a committee
appointed to prepare address to tie Democracy
Of Virginia.
Mr. Collier remarked that he was in favor Of short
sessions avoid the annoyance Of propositions Of
promise from Charlottesville Mr. Irving spoke the
same effect. Great applause and enthusiasm.
On motion Of Mr.. Stoval committee appointed
to report electoral ticket. Subsequently Mr. Stuart
Of Doddrdge spoke in favor of compromise but yield
ed the floor fer motion TO adjourn. Mr.. Irving hoped
that the motion would be voted down to prevent the
newal of discussion to morrow. The motion was then
rejected by overwhelming vote aud Mr.. Stuart con-
cluded his speech Adjourned until eight O'clock when
Mr. McRae of North Carolina will sneak q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

was about why the disruption at Baltimore took place
and Why there are two Democratic Presidential tickets
before the people. The fact Is, although et Tree 10
act these Mehiganders have not the courage TO admit
that the Breckenridge Yancey platform is aieP in adj
vance" from the Cincinnati platform, and pledges them
TO doctrine repugnant to the views of the Northern
peOple They are not willing go before the voters OF
Michigan and bear the responsibilities of their change OF
position. They skulk behind the rotten timber Of the
Cincinnati platform. They would deceive and swindle,
they could How much better these Breckenridge
Yancey men of Michigan than the squatter-sOveregns
enlisted under the standard of Douglas In our opinion
thew are less worthy Of cOnHdeuce for with all their faults
the latter honestly their doctrines and defend them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
No RefrenI.

Among the prisoners taken captive at the battle OF
Waterloo there was Highland Piper Napoleon, struck
With his mountain dress and sinewy limbs asked him to
play on his instrument which Is said to sound delightful
" in the gens and mountains OF Scotland. "Pliy p
brooch said Napoleon, and the Highlander played it
"Pay retreat" "Na, MAJ said the Highlander "a ne
yer learned to play a retreat I"
So with the friends of Bell and Everett all over the
country. There is no retreating with them. On the
contrary they are rapidly advancing upon the enemy in
full confidence Of rolsing victory