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The Fine Arts

A RE about to assume a attitude in this oul
II goodiy City of Rocks. The Brass Jeweler and the
Artist have doubled teams, and the payment of .
few patry dollars. the Inexperienced Individual unto
whom ye elephant is entire stranger is permitted
TO carry home to his anxious friends and family moi
only magnificent" counterfeit presentiment of him
self, but also splendid of-brass iewelry: This
is liberal. Cheap pictures and brass jewelry Alas
for the glory Of the art
1t is remaI kable fact, that although Charley Giers
is not making any presents of brass jewelry to his
customers, his Gallery is nevertheless crowded daily
with the beauty and fashion of the city, having made
the fine arts his study, he has but little time left to at
tend TO lottery humbuggery in order increase his
patronage and is determined not to go into partner
ship with any Peter Funk's establishment 10 try and
break doUn those old and respectable Jaeelrp Esnbish
meats in our city His pictures executed il the
highest style of the art and at prices to suit the
times.
Upon the walls Of his Gallery may be seen Photo
graphs, Ambrotypes, &C., of many OF the most distjn
gushed men IN Tennessee and of other States to say
nothing Of innumerable beautiful and gifted women
His establishment the Oldest in the city and his pic
lures are second to none.
Call and the many beautiful specimens on exhibi
ton az corner Square and Deaderick street, eve,
spri8-lw
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NASHVILLE. April 9th, 1861,

MEssRs. EDIToRs-In looking around for
a suitable person to represent US in this
Floaterial District, composed of the counties
of Davidson, Robertson, Cheatham and
Montgomery, at this critical moment of the
political affairs of our country, a crisis never
before witnessed in our glorious and prosper
Gus Union, we have diligently sought or
an individual who, as we believe, could
serve us most efficiently in the next Legisla.
ture of Tennessee. We, after canvassing all
the names of our distinguished statesmen, do
suggest the name of the Hon. CAVE JOHNSON
as probably the one for the crisis We there
fore trust that he will be solicited by his fell
low-men to serve them in the next Legisla-
ture, as a Representative from this District.
There is in our political republic at this time
a condition of affairs which requires states
manship and character. UNION.
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765 PACKAGES.

The Pope's last allocution was suppressed.
France is far less conciiiatory than was
anticipated after the Austrian explanations.
The order for reinforcing Rome was coun-
demanded.
Bonrse Rentes 6sf. 10c.
Cavour speaking on the Rome question
said Italy had right to Rome for the Capt.
toll and that the union of temporal and
spiritual power was source of evil.
IEkl River News.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-The river is ris-
ing, with feet water in the canal
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, April S.-Cotton quiet;
sales to-day, $500 bales; middling l24al3.
Flour quiet; 25a5 80. Freight to Liver
pool 4. Sterling exchange, l07al073. New
York sight, saa premium.
The Mechanics at Warrington Navy Yard
are becoming dissatisfied on account OF the
non-payment of their wages.
A private telegram, from Fort jackson,
says a war steamrr disguised, passed the
mouth of the Mississippi yesterday afternoon.
She came within reach of the guns of the
Fort. She was accommodating about until to-
wards morning, when she proceeded to sea.
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Ho1loway,s pills and ointment

HHO1fOHdy 4 111s d1Iu OIntnIeHt.'s
Dptheria-In the most virulent stages of this malg
nant disease of the throat these medicines experienced
the most successful results-while thousands sue
cumbed the violence of this disorder, not single
decease occurred among those who used these RENE
dies thus presenting tsOasis of practical expert
ence mid the desert of death of speculative theory
The Royal College of Surgeons awarded them the palm
of victory the only antdote for this dstemper by
introducing them into the edition of their phar
macaloga. In Scaratna, mumps, &C., they equally
efcacous. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c., &C. and 81
per box or pot. apr9-1w
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue of a fl. fa, to me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee: at its January Term, 1861 will
expose public sale the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court House. in the city Of Nashville, Satur-
day, the 18th day of May, 1851 all the right, title,
claim interest and estate which B. W. Hall then had
may have since acquired in and TO the
following described lots No. f. and 9, in Halls Ad-
diton Nashville situated in the county of David
son. Tenn, and being portion of the Land conveyed
to B. W. Hall by L. B. Powell, by deed, record in
the office of the Register of Davidson county, Tenn
in Book II , page $50. Said Lots and fronts each
said Jefferson street, and they back $50
121z foot Alley; but for particular description
said lots the plan which is recorded Registers
Office aforesaid, in Book No H. page 261, is hereby
referred to Being levied as the property Of B.
W. Hall tosatisfy judgment rendered in favor of A
C. Carter against B. W. Hall. rr,--.s-.. --s--
JOHN K EDMUNDS0N Sheriff.
apr9-tds By E. d. WENTWORTH, Dep Sheriff.
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For the Daily Patriot
The Gubernatorial Canvass.---H0n
John q. Brfen.

II
John 3. Brfen.
The friends of the Union in our State must
not suppose that because they have thus far
triumphed over the secessionists, that every
thing is secure We must organize, and put
forth our best men, who will show the de-
signs of those who are plotting day and night
to break us off from the Government of our
fathers We have in Tennessee an active,
bold and reckless party, led by men of des-
perate political fortunes, who publicly and
privately avow their determination to work
until the separation of our State from the
Federal Union is accomplished. 1t is never
safe to rely upon the weakness of your ad.
versary, and this is particularly the case
now. The Union party il SO large that there
is great danger of defeat by divisions in it's
ranks Let us sll strive to heal all dissen
tions. Let us present solid front, and an
other glorious victory awaits US.
For Governor we beg to name as true a
patriot as ever rallied under the old flag, the
Hou- JOHN S. BRIES. Judge Brien is too well
known as an orator and jdrist to require any
commentator at our hands His nomina-
ton. we are confident, would give universal
satisfaction, aud be would make the canvass
with an ability and devotion to the righteous
cause of the country that would cheer the
hearts and strengthen the arms OF all true
men. Let the convention take full survey
of the whole field, and all the troubles In the
way to victory, and we are sure that thew
can find no one possessing so many of the re-
auuisites of success as the talented and dis
unguished gentleman for whom we have in.
dicated . preference. hAURY.
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DR.. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS.-
In 1908, Dr. Nathan Richardson, physician residing
in South Reading, Mass discovered and proved in his
extensive practice in that place and neghboring towns
the beneficial effects of the medicine given to the
world the Sherry Wine Bitters. The of Dr.
Richardson's practice becoming beralded throughout
the New England States his business increased that
he compelled to relnquish the visiting SYSTEM
and establish offices in different parts of the State
where, on stated days, he met his patients. Sunday
the only day that he could be found at home and
many of the present inhabitants of South Reading will
well remember the throng OF carriages that always
surrounded his house the Sabbath.
The present proprietor DIR. s. o. Richardson son &C
the Late Dr. Nathan Klcnardson,) graduate of the
New Hampshire Medical College, where he received
his degrees with usual honor, and also a member of
the Medical Society of Boston, the purpose of re-
evng his aged and honored parent from his arduous
duties induced to relnqush his valuable practice
in the city of Boston, to superntend the manufacture
of this medicine it required great skill and
in its preparing. aprI-dIm
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MARRIED.

On the Sth nst by Geo. W. Spain, ESQ., at the resi-
demo Of James Phillips, in Davidson county Mr. GEO.
L. GEE to Mrs. MARY TAYLOR, all of said county
April Sd, by the Rev. Mr.. Cundiff, J. W. HUFFAkER,
of the firm of Huaker Bros. of this city, and of Bear
River, CAL, to Miss LAURTrHE C. McBAIH, of Wayne
county, Ky.
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NEW BOOKS.

/ THE CROSSED PATH. By Wikie Collins, author OF
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LOOK TO QUALITY

As paramount consideration the rule making
low rate of premium the chief esssntlal for the
CHEAPEST rate is too frequently only index of the
POOREST Insurance.
AS rates graduated by the laws of compen-
saton, after ample experience, the preprety of In
extends with equal force to the safer classes
CT property it does to those of more hazardous
The safer the risk the lower the percenta
the greater the hazard the higher the premium. So
protect your property by a good policy from the
ETNA J. W. GRESHAM, Agent,
Jso. NJ. GRIFFITH, ! Office, No. sc Union street.
State Agent. apr9-1m
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Valuable Business House for
Sale.

PROPOSE 10 sell, for the purpose Of closing CO
i partnership business, the three story Brick
House. Situated Cherry Street. doors South ef
Broad, now occupied by Neszrs- BusH BRcS'-,
Grocery Store The property fronts 25 feet Cherry
~ family residence and effbrds ample room for
large family; and is free from taxation, State, county
and city II Ia OF the eligible business loea-
tons IN that part Of the city, and VIII be sold AT
HAR6AN. For particulars a. 70 the location and
terms apply on the premises or 70 ISAAC PAUL
mar1s-u ga =
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TRAVELERS,

WHEN you 60 to New York, drive direct to the
w SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner OF
Houston street, conducted on the European plan.
Good Fare, good Rooms, prompt attendance, and
moderate charges Single rooms SO cents. % cents,
and 81 per day. Double rooms and parlors 81 90 70
50; meals as ordered This Hotel has an the appoint
isb2S-dsm SAMUEL E. MEAD. Proprietor.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KHLER--The Buffalo Chris
tan Advocate says eve like Mr. Davis for the moral
and benevolent tendencies of his character in fe He
manufactures article known almost universally TO
be good and slfe remedy for burns and other pains
of the body. He is entitled to confidence and popu-
larity, and so far aid him in securing the
last for he has the first, shall do so cheerfuy,
though not asked to notice him outside our ad
vertisng columns Killer should be in every
family. The casualty which demands it, may come
unawares.'' apr1-d1m.
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We have just learned that McLEAS's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL will the various diseases prevalent among
children. 1t is necessary every parent should keep
supply hand, and when required give as directed.
Try tit is pleasant to take See advertisement in
another column aprl-dIm
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From, Richmond.

RICHMOND, April 6.-The Convention
in Committee of the Whole. Several secess-
ion petitions were presented.
The ninth resolution slightly amended was
adopted, when the Committee rose.
The resolution passed for the appointment
of three delegates to wait upon and ask the
President what policy he means to pursue to-
wards seeded States, was reconsidered.
The Convention adjourned, hoping for a
calmer session Monday.
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TENNESSEE.

Bank Note and Exchange List.
CORRECTED DAILY, sY J. p wHxzs, RAINIER, COLLEGE 81
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New YORK, April S.-The steamer Edin-
burg has arrived. Her dates are anticipated
The Harriet Lane has sailed. The Baltic
and Illinois are taking in army stores.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April s.-The steamer
General Miramon has arrived with Havana
dates of the fourth. Sugar was dull at 81
reals; stock, 100000 boxes; exports Is, 25i
boxes; receipts, "a, 500 boxes. Sterling ex-
change. 10a10t; New York exchange, 2a3.
Prince Alfred was expected on the fif
teenth.
Three more war vessels sailed for San De.
mingo on the 30tb.
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that region of the country are greatly more
profitable than with US, and that by conse-
auence the price of negroes is always higher
in the cotton and sugar Estates than it is in
the border States.
7 But. again, sir-the objection that Virginia
owners working slaves on cotton and sugar
plantation in the Southern States that have
seeded, might perhaps not be permitted to
bring them back to Virginia, do not think
a valid one. Take the case of "lssnticrnaa le-
siding in Virginia and working pOT-
ton of his slaves on cotton plantation in
Mississippi, or on a sugar plantation in Lou
isiana. and who might find it convenient to
exchange the point of labor for these hands
from time to time, rendering it necessary to
mass back and forth with them from the State
of his plantation to Virginia. In my opinion
this section would not apply to any such
case. I think in the first place it applies
alone te the foreign slave trade, and in the
second place, that the removal OF hands by.a
Virginia owner under the circumstances
supposed, would not be an Importation :"
of slaves into the United States in the sense
of this section. By wsy. OF an illustration,
suppose that Virginia contractor upon
some public work in Brazil, which is slave
conntry-take the Don Pedro Railroad now
in course of construction in the Empire OF Bra
zil-say that q Virginian takes with him fifty
or a hundred of his slaves to work upon that
railroad aud, that he retains them there
in his own service and upon that work one
year, two years, or until the completion Of
the contract, whatever time it may be; would
the bringing back to Virginia of his own
slaves, carried there and employed in his
own service, subject him to the penalties of
the foreign slave trade? Would it be piracy
on his part to bring them back? Would 1t
be importation of slaves from beyond the linn
its of the United States within the meaning
of this amendment? 1t would only be
bringing back his own property. 1t would
only be bringing back his own property. 1t
would 10 no sense be "slave trade" or an
"importatiop." 1t would be upon the same
principle that an American visitor in Europe.
a foreign ambassador if you choose, might
take his household servants with him if the
laws Of the country permitted it, and having
retained them in his service the period of bis
absence, bring them back on his return. This
would be neither the " foreign slave tradeu
or an aimportanee Of slaves
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BaIS:r|
I0fepareC
]. ]. MCKain, Camden, S C.

viii cure Dyspepsia, pain in til,
side, Headache; loss Of appetite, con
stipation Of the Bowels, giddines:
and rush Of blood to the head; and
acts as a general tonic to the whole
system.
1t is warranted purely vegetable
! IN its composition, and beingprepared
by an experienced Druggist, the Pro.
prletor claims that it is worthy of a
trial from the Southern public.
Many certificates having been re.
ceived certifying that this Medicine
has cured many long standing cases
of the above diseases, a few Of these
from well known and responsible
names will be published occasional.
ly.
Wholesale Agents, HAvnAND, SrE-
d Co., Charleston. S. C.
Sold by Hasseltine & Massey, Ian.
caster, S: G.; McGill & Beattie, Pleas
ant Hill; R. c. Patterson Liberty
Hill.
September 25th, 1860.
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$ ey- Eight dollars pcr annun or every additional
square. lEn,,
ayear Ali advertisements for less than three months
CASH If the number of insertions is not specifed IN
wyittng advertisements i be continued I'LL ordered o
and charged accordingly.
Announcing CANDIDATES three months, ftve DJlIarS
over tas time, the usual rates will be charged
No advertisement however small Will De conslaereu
css than square and transient rates charged on all
for less time than three months.
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"a Certain Cure for Ague,
STE M SAW MILL!

'HE subscribers are ready to fill any orders with
Il despatch, furnishing the best OF Lumber at the
usual market prices The Mill is not more than three
miles from Camden near the Lancaster Road, making
it convenient for those who wish 10 haul
We have considerable quantity orLumber on hand,
and expect to keep supply of all kinds
No Lumber sawd without bill furnished, Orders
thankfully received.
Feb. l5 SUTHERLAND d LEAMOND
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NEW STYLE PRINTS, some very pretty, lust
4 opened at the old corner by
s Fob 49, T.. W. BoNNEY
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DOWN..
Leave Camden, i9.3Sp. m.
Leave Boykin's, Los pm
Leave Claremont las {
Leave Middleton 2.l0 "
Leave Manchester Junc-
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Leave Clarkson's 2.43 "
Arrive at Kingsvil!e 800,
Jun l1-tl Ii.
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REDUCED
Cash Prices Of Singers Sew
ing Machines.

y. 9. . "a d Il 3. @ = -
-NTEw Family Machine and Iron Stand, complete,
Do do. and Enameled Cover for Machine IS CO.
+ Do do. or Mahogany Cover with Drawers, Do oo
ig 10. do. o.ipclosed IN mahogany or Enameled Cabi-
net Case, 6a00 Z; s2
= Do. do Rosewood Cabinet Case 1000.
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2, lS in. do do do. 10000 s.
NJ. 2, International or 1ssoiseless Machine and
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Mahogany Tables with Drawer, to attach to ma
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Z Rosewood do. do. do. 5.00.s -iast ss-
Adjustable Binding Gauges for different widths
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No. /, Hemners for Family Machine, 400.
No. 2, do:2do. do. 8. 90
The above prices, with the addition OF charges
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W. d. McDoWsL u, Ageot, Camden, 5. G. 5s1
& July z3-tf IS, ~
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French Collffec ctiiOnary.

A LARGE Lot Of Genuine Trench Confectionery,
u Gum Drops, &c. Justopeneda at
dcKAIE'S Drug Store.
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THROUGH TRAVEL BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND k1ssGvrLIE
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FRENCH CANDIES.

lust received an assortment of French and com.
- mon Candies, consisting of Gum Drops. jelly
Cakes, Crystalized Fruits. Cordial Amends, Brandy
Drops. Cream Drops, Chocolate Drops, Fine Sugar
Almonds Burnt Almonds, Bose Almonds Poppinq
Kisses, Mint Drops Dc dc. For sale by
Feb 8, T. l.. ZEMP.
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LADIES CLGAVss,
DRAWING.
Candies! EHlrdicsI

USl RECEIVED, large assortment OF FRESH
~ CANDiES. embracing The best of quality and
design. AERONEY & BOSWELL