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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-12

! A WAR.-0ne Of the clerks in the Macon (Gal
Telegraph Office found in the streets the 7sh inst
a copy Of the Dover IN. H. Gazette, dated Tuesday
morning Sept,7, lS41. What wind blew that old
stager out of twenty years seclusion? Picking it
up the first paragraph the editor read is a shot at
EDWARD EVERETT, and Massachusetts, politicians as
follows:
DIsUNIoN-It is generally known that the nomina
ton of Eiloard Everett as Minister to England has
been laid on the table, very Ineligible hint that it
will not be confirmed by the Senate. This crcum
stance has made the Federals Of Massachusetts, des
parate, and in their wrath they threaten 10 DIVIDE
THE UNION. We expect the Federals of that State
will issue call for another Hartford Convention as
soon as Daniel Webster is dismissed from the Cabf
net Get the fve-striped Flag ready!
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GEN. Ed. sPAKRow.-This distinguished gentleman.
says the N. o. Della of the Sth so long one of the
principal leaders of the Wig party in this State,
and who was the last candidate of that party for
Governor of Louisiana, has come out for BRECKN-
RICGE. A letter from the General, visitor at the
Virginia Springs, is published in the Lake Provi-
dence Herald, from which the following extract is
given:
1t Is time when we should all determine to do
our duty. The Douglas faction may take off votes
enough to give of the Southern States to Bell
and Everett We must see that Louisiana does her
duty and that her vote is cast for the maintenance
of her rights, and those of her sister Southern
States. To do this, we must be active in part
of the State Organize thoroughly, appoint COM
mittees in every ward, and let every vote in the
parish be registered. l hope to be at home about
the 18th Of next month, to cooperate with the
friends of Breckenridge, and to give whatever aid
can to the good cause.
feel that we are not called upon now merely to
labor for the success of party, but for the preser
walton of our best and most sacred rights.
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PROCLAMATION.


SHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tenne,s
To all who shall these Presents-GrestiaO: Wherea
has been made known to me that certain joseph Click ss
charged Eithhavng committed foul atr9cous murder on
the 10Th day of August 1860 upon body Of John war
mack late OF our county OF Benton has led Justice and
running at large.
Now, therefore, Isham G. Harris Goveynor .s,s,id -
virtue Of the power authority in me vested do hsrb &
reward Of hundred nifty dollars to aay -
who may apprehend the said Joseph Click and dvy
him to the Sheriff Jalor Of county Of Benton in order
that Justice in that behalf, may be had executed
~ In testimony whereof have hereuuto set nv hand
and caused the great seal OF thu State TO be AFFIXED AZ
IL. So Nashville, the 18th day Of September, 1860
ISHAM q. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor:
J. &. r. Ray, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
Mr.. Click about thirty age feet ten inches
high weighs about las 159 pounds complexion DARK with
Rdown look when spoken he has dark and one
resembling burn his face and when boy had some
thing like the leprosy and he is little spotted neck
and bis voice rather peculiar mostly feminine or
der, and speaks slow, and has o education stall.
seDtII-d3t&Wlm
For Sale.
NEW and eommodous Dwelling, with ali the modern
improvements, and deiEhtfuv situated on Spruce street.
between Church and Broad. For Information apply to
MRS. CLAIBORNE At the prem sepll-dlW
Twenty Thousand Do liars
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For the COngrosbIOHaI UIstIIOt8s
First District-A. G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne.
Third D. NJ KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE, of Sumner.
sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Msury.
Seventh n n COX, of Perry,
Fighth ROBT W. HAYWOOD. of Davidson
Ninth I'D. C. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth h s. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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Valuable Land for sale.
az MCCLURE CO, ana n, MCCLURE, desire 70 sell
Vt their val liable Tract sf Land heir Of coparner
ship having expresJ conaLing 500 i've hundred Of
which cleared generally level the remainder we'll mhered;
has several springs Of running water through each hsd %
50 acres we'll set in blue gas with much in clover This
land not surpassed the county and u well adapted
b the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of Stock There
tive good orchards and good building sites in desirable nigh
borhood lying in the Vley Of Rebinsons Fork Creek ss
the road leading from ornersve to the LynnVie
Depot, & ve miles ton each point.
Will be sold ON TN 2Oth day Of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.--One fourth cash when possession Is yens The re
mai der on three payments with Interest from da
The said can DIVIDED into three small farms
or sid in wishing to purchase privately will call
on me- as authorized to sell between this and the DAY Of
sale. n AeOLOAAA.
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CONNECTICUT.

The Breckenridge Ticket, and the call for Ma
tional Democratic Convention to assemble at New
Haven on the 18th of September have lghtened
the hearts of many of the old and young and ardent
Democrats. They are tocking around the true
standard with enthusiasm. We have words of en-
couragement and cheer on every hand. The rigLs
will preval-the sound State Right National Democ-
racv will triumph. Their principles will stand the
assaults of humbuggery and damagsgueism. and
triumph in the end.-HdrtfOrd Times.
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PRINTS FOR CASH ONLY.
IN CASES Mermack, Fancy
SOU 100 Gases sprague, Fancy;
50 do Union, do;
50 do American do;
IS do Tucany, do;
10 do cochsse, do;
With Of and White English Blac and
White and dolores Prints JAMES Low d Ca,
septlI EOS 2IO Sixth Cross street, louisville, Ky.
BLANKETS.
n BALES Negro Blan Of different colors aad qualities:
ebtb 90 Gases Bel Blankets.
10 Boxes Jeddo Rlanksts;
Bales Blue Coating Blankets Of fine quality on hand
and for sale By JAMES Low a. Co.,
sepIl eos S 2IO Sixth ctoss street, louisville Ky
BLEACIaED COTTONS.
O0n CASES Beiched CoIons, Of qualities, hand ana
ebUU for sale by JAMES Low q CO.
sepil EOS a sI0s SIKH Gross street, Louisville, KY,
DRESS GOODS.
VH7E invite the attention Dealers to our stock Of n
w Goods. which IS very complete and we'll assorted
JAMES LOW & CO..
sepll eos 2 10 Sixth Cross street, Louisville, ~.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
Tin PIaIe. Wire. sc.

Tin PIaIe, Wire, sc.
M - BOXES best Tene Roofing Tin;
AA0b 100 boxes best Ic l4x20 do.
lCO do d, small Tin = do;
D pigs best Bsnea Tin
10 bundles assorted Wire from 10 10;
3 casks No. u Zinc;
And other goods for Tnney and for sale whole
sale prices. J. ". WILSON,
sepi2-3t No. Il College street.
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The Cleveland Democrat counts up few, at least
of Ohio, who repudiaes sentiments of that Sort as
follows
Every Democratic Governor Ohio ever had now
living, is for Baeckinridge and Lane. Ex-CiOvernoS
Wood was President of the Late Democratic State
Convention, and Ex-Governor Medill is warm in the
cause, as we also understand is Ex-Governor Shan
non, in Kansas. Four or five judges of the
Supreme Court frat elected under the new Consti-
tuition, Thurman, Hartly, Corwin, and Caldwell,
are all for the same glorious candidates"
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The appearance of Mr.. STErHENs on the stump in
Georgia has brought out Senator IvERsON. The Col
umbus Times says:
The distinguished Senator hits the nail on the
headin his speeches, and creates an enthusiasm for
Breckenridge and Lane wherever he goes. He may
visit Cherokee during the present canvass, where
his eloquent voice has not yet been heard.
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FnR YCE-PREsIDENT.
ELECTORAL TlCKET.


For the State at Large.
LANDON G. HAYNES, of Washington.
W. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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40. GRIFFrTH, T. G. DUNENGT0N, JE0. c. BUReH,
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS. s. MARI.
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DAILY So; TRIWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
TEYARlABLY Ii ADYAsCE.
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Insead Of breaking M Upion, inerd to strengthen
and TO lengthen it"-JOm G. BK1cKTERzDSE
he Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated 1nese ere
the syolS on everlasting union Let be the rslyng cries
Of The people. JOHN G. BRECXnRIDeE
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The York (Pa.) Gazette speaks cheerily for the
old keystone, and remarks as follows:
"The evidence that the entire Democracy of Penn
svIyania will accent and carry out the right spirit
the argument of the pemocrahc executive commit
tee continue 10 multiply by every mail In addition
20 the few we are able TO quote to-day, we have
tbe nroceedinas Of county meetings, of Conventions
of delegates De, from twenty-nine counties all
,,reoniTocaliy endorsing the action of the COMMIT
tee The good work goes bFayely on-FosteF will
b o,,r nexf Governor as sure the day Of election
sboT come-1nd Lincoln loiH NOT carry PennSiyUG-
MA ~
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HAVE this day associated with ne in the Rack bn,ie, M
I J. RUTLAND and Mr.. J. NJ EAsrNAN
Nashville, sept ], 80 T. HAGAN
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DIR. J. j. ALTERNATELY,

resident Of Nashville and offers his services to the
II citizens Of theciJ arc surrounding country
Persistence, No. 10 High street. Office same lot.
sept7-dem BEP
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HAS just resolved so Sales Hay so Bales Fodder 200
4 Bags OATS 500 Bags Bran, 100 naga ksal.
Nashville, septsmber 2, Is69
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,

nEADAME VALIANT WIN reopen hsr Boarding and Day
V School for Dung ladies at 6 Chestnut street, the I2h
september Superior instructions In English French
branches 70 which equally paid III
Department tept9-dlm
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A letter to the Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser from
a prominent Democrat in Baltimore says:
The Douglas force in this State is very small.
Lincoln will take at least three thousand votes
from Bell Breckenridge will also get large por-
ton Of those 'old-line wings who have been voting
with the Know-Nothings. You can, therefore, rely
upon Maryland giving from three to five thousand
majority for Breckenridge and Lane"
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uMpONoerS
Imperial and
Young HysOn Teas.

ooong and PoEehong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters ssk
ing Tobacco and many other articles
VI To all Ct which, Noaid especal ssfeutios an
invite the inspection q the trade and
many inducements MOTTO found elsewhere
ian5-u ARCHFR CHEATHaM 4
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKlNRlDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L A NE,
OF OREGON
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Also, $50 Shoes, Boots and BTogans, Chdrns
Shoes Infant Shoes This stock Is unusually
large, and viii he sold under anybodys prices in this mar
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ARRIVALS Attic HOTELS.

ATIONAI. HOTEL j scott. Nd; 8 A crom-
well, DC; Williams, do; 3 Ma.ill, Nd; II Per
sey, do; r SUSSEX, do; w T. Boggs, IL; r STARK
me,er. Ala; kershedt, NY; G Blovne, o; d N
gsf and as! S' Msce s SnSsrycSS eIs
Romero, Mex:G w Knox. Pa; r Gray AND iady,
Ala; Miss tray. do; MIss 4 n Bout her, do; p H
Pendlefon aud daughter, Va; MISS Graratt. j
olford, sc; j BOyce. do; y + Duncan, DC; p
DenegIe, Mrs Denegre. Miss DeLesre, Miss +
Mis, =. pe9ss.e sc, Of tejyA p,cki.s, Az Pat :,
isdy, Ga; Mrs Rrush. NY;h . jackson .nd lad, !.
Mis- Jackson, Miss Cook, g Nelson, ofMd; Il
Dovell. Va; q Nj Herwell and lady, Mrs Church,
Mas o. Church, of Tenn: Miss q Talieferro. XIV,
q Treajweli. NY; tdson, NJ; w Lit Q,
No; i.skszevski, NYifW Ones, Ia; 8 French,
Md: w i Sherman. La; Hogr.
BROWNS H0TEL-M c Jordan, UsA; A G
stor, K 1usnles n.m: A'H Y sSnseIs.t pu-
esS TIT How. Ss ssd s.i m. Psss ssfas:
iRa u ~ anu ANU FAM Eci.rt sSS TO- Isnh
Md: w Mead, NY; X Exmer. Ky; r Toves end ~.
Vas T Berry and IL ~ kes and y, Miss Peters,
Davie, w MsrhB, r Chapman, y boy kan a, 5 10
de-, Miss lang. Mss Ancsurn, SC; Stute, le;
Su.tiysnt and ~. q; Morea1 aud ~, Misses
Nelson, Va; A Johnson, Kan; Walsh, nv; i.
DAVIS, James, Ray llss AID y, johnson aEd
y, Tenn: w Rumh.ld and y, No; A Metmore,
KIRKWQoD noUSE.-T Glover. Mo; yuth
NY;A ia sropes, + ia lar, Lp; swim, W Al
dersor. g Horne, " Hooper and ~ z Brown and
". P,. ~ palrne-, DIR Cooke. NY; ID DarIsgh. Md;
w Fairfax, Va.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-P Brooches, Mo:
X Benn' tt, %, Mr. Mrs stalk aud cRla, NY.
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Latest Foreign Neua.

ST, JoHN's, Aug. is The English files of the
9TH inst by the Parana, contain the following ad-
ditional news:
The Mark Lane Express says the weather of the
past week, though below the usual temperature
with some rain, has further improved the condi-
ton of the crops, and has been more calculated Il
produce good harvest than hot sun
The London Times city article dated Monday
evening, the 5th inst +, says: The English funds
continue to show depression on account of the On.
favorable state Of the weather and the state of the
Paris Bourse. The corn mafket was heavy at an
occasional reduction Of lsa2s per quarter for wheat
About "a 600 In bar gold was "a ken from the bapk
to-day for export These small Withdrawals are
chiefly for transmission TO Spain.
A new five per cent. Sandman loan for six mil.
Hons has been formally announced for home sab.
scription. The price Is expected to be eighty pei
cent. -7-s.7. -
~ The stock market to-day was dull aud heavy
and the funds experienced fresh decline OF /
per cent. The possibility Of drain of gold from
the bank attracts discussion.
The failure was announced Monday Of E. M
Abbott, Of Bow Brewery, who was ohli yed q
sCend payment, with liabilities to the amount
Of flO,OOO, which his estate was not expected Il
pay in full.
The bills Of John Craft, provision merchant
and Of Philpot Lane John Gratis jT of Knieck :,
Bridge. have been returned. Their Liabilities are
believed to be moderate
The sloops Of Osprey and Drummond have ar.
rived from China with ,063, 100 pounds Of tea
Z The Queen was on her way to the Highlands O,
Scotland
Quarrels have taken place between the officers O,
the Danish service and the citizens Of Readsborg
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Arriv.I Of ,he C.lifern,a nx,re,s,

arrived with Califcfnis advices Of the An. Hong
Kong dates 10 the 18th Of June had reached SAN
Francisco. Interpretations Of the allies had been
delayed by Casualties to the transports q One Eng
wrecked > One French transport Was laid up for
repairs, and another had esoght bre and oeeh
scntxled The imperial troops invested Nankin,
the headqusSten Of the rebels, and expected soon
10 reduce them % submission, but the Rebels az
samed the olEsusiye and routed the lmperialists
and were beseiging the remainder Of the force
The panic at Shanghai was % intense that tue
people were relieved by the Engii "a and French
The adv6css ffcm lcsiifesnis are uaintsrestlns
Sensson 6seiHand latham had arrived home \
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The Zeuaves n, Home.

CHICAGO, August Is "A salute Of one hundred
guns fired at half past ten last night, on ia.
arrival Of the train with the Zousves. They wers
met at the depot by General SWIM and staff, and
the entire military Of the city, the police depart
ment, Turner. societies. nre department, and the
Wide Awakes with their torches; procession
was formed, and marched through the principal
streets to the wig wan, where they Were welcomed
Wentworth, Mayor. The Zouaves then marches
to the Briggs House, where supper had been pre-
pared. Speeches laudatory Of the Zouaves wers
made by several gentlemen The festives Were
the line Of march Of the procession were brilliantly
Illuminated. ------. - d - IL !. !. =
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yIrpiuic Poiitics

CHABLorIssvILLE, Aug. I5.-The Breckin.
ridge State Convention met to day, and was at.
tended by fully five hundred delegates, from
almost every county in the state WIN. M Am
bier was chosen permanent President An entbu.
siastic spirit was manifested throughout the pre-
liminary proceedings.
pointed to correspond with the Staunfon Con-
vention with view Of settling their fferences
The idea advanced was that refusal on the part
Of the latter would damage Douglss in Virginia.
STANTON, IVA } Aug. 16.-The Douglas Con-
vention which met here to-day to nofninate elec-
tors was largely attended BY delegates from abou,
eighty counties. committee organization
was appointed, and the Convention then took a
recess till four o'clock this afternoon Nothing
uanspired TO indicate a fusion. Henry l.. Hop
kins was chosen President
private dispatch from Staunton TO night says
that the Douglas Convention selected fun tic ket
this after
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Indiana Union state C.nven,i.n.

Indianapolis, August 15.-The Constitutional
Union State Convention met to-day, and appointed
the Hon. J. E. Blythe, of New Albany, aud the
at Large, and full delegation of District Elect
ors. Ex-Governor Morehead, Of Kentucky, was
Introduced to the Convention, and made an hour
and a half speech, which was enthusiastically ap-
plauded Resolutions endorsing the Baltimore
platform and nominations, and opposing fusion OF
alliance with any other political organization,
were unanimously adopted.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 15.-One hundred
guns were fred here to-day on the announcement
Of the formation Of Bell and Everett electoral
ticket by the Constitutional Union Convention a,
Indianapolis. The enthusiasm Is intense.
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HARRISBURG, Aug. 15.--Tbe Douglas State Ex.
ecutive Committee, appointed under resolution
passed by the mass meeting at Harrisburg, met
this afternoon at Buchier's Hotel, with closed
doors. The committee embraces members from
every district, and there was a full attendance.
ceedinss have not been promulgated; but it ID
known that the determination was unanimous u
nominate a clear Douglas electoral ticket, the
electors the eading ticket who are pied ged
to vote for Douglas and johnson being retained
and the other districts TO be niled with Douglas
men. The committee will hold another meeting
this evening, to complete their labors. A mass
meeting viii also be held, which 10 20 be adj
dressed by the Hon. Henry 8. Foote, Of Missis-
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WIsrAR's BALsAN OF Win CHRRRy

WIsTAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY.
The following letter from Rev. HRNkY WOop. of
Concord, N. H, Editor ofthe Conversational Jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor OF Wtsta,is Ba!sem.-
4. CONCORD, N. H., March 2.
-MKssRs. SsrH w. FowLK & Co.-Gertiemen !:
Two years ago, a sudden and violent attack upon
and when recovered, I was so much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing, that Was often unable TO
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and judging from the ineicscy of the
remedies used, supposed the disease incurable.
Being persuaded to try bottle Of WiStar's B1lsan
Of Wild Cherry without confidence in its efficacy
| found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly aff1Icted. .-.ts.. -, ..
With respect, yours truly, HENRY Woop:
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTIs on the
wrapper.
Prepared By 9. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by Il; ID. Gilman, 3. C. Ford, jr., s. B. Waite
g. StOtt, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
ingtnn; and by dealers everywhere. an l4lwI
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woRp TO rHK LApIEs-In recommending TO
You to use Hostettes's celebrated Stomach Bitters
Nc 10 hut lust 10 state that stimulant the sys
tenn in impating strength and yisOf during certain
periodical stages which are Ofttlmes attended with
more highly adapted to all Affections consequent
upon this can se and for mother nursing abe the
the mothers nourshI nent ID Inadequate 70 the de
mands OF the child; consequently her strength must
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is needed TO impsrt
temporary strength and vigor TO the whole s. stein
Ladies shonld by ali means try this remedy, and
fore so dOiry, ask your physician who If he is ac
TAINTED with the Virtues Of the Bitters, will REQ
Sold bl zdruegists and dealers generally every
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A Full Bs.slss Tietet a. Pe,..yiv..s.

HkERIsbUfs, Aug. Is The Douglas state Ex-
Of the late State convention, me, here yesterday.
Only Is Of the g. delegates were present. Gen.
Roamfort was in the chair, and w w. II Davis.
OF Bucks. and :. Harper, Of Allee hany. scted "a
secretari,s. The committee. after some deliocrs-
ton, adopted a series OF resolutions, denouncing
The seton OF the State Execu tive COMMITTEES IN
recommending afnsion Of the Douglss and Breck-
inridge vot,s and declaring for a straig ht-out
Douglas electoral ticket. The committee thes
proceeded 70 form their electoral ticket
Ex-Governor Foote, Of Tennessee addressed q
Douglas meeting here last night. Referring Go
the proposed fusion CT the Douglas and Breekfn-
ridge men IN Pennsylvania, he rejoiced al the de-
feat Of that scheme by the action Of the committee
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Dousia, Maryiapd Ceav,.,i.,

BALTIMORE, Aug. l6.-The Douglas site Con-
vention met to-day In the Maryland institute. The
attendance was not large, hut every county In the
state was represented. full electoral ticket was
appointed and the Convention ad journed siss d..
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Regatta Of the New Y.rL Yacht Glib

NV BEDroRD, Aug 5-Tbe Regatta Of the
New York Yacht Club took place here to-day.
There Were twelve entries made. The distance
sailed was forty miles. The vessels started nc
n 30 a. m, and returned about S % y. IN. The
champion prize was won by the sloop Julia
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Late,t from New Orleans

NEw OkLEAys, Aug. l6.-The Bell and Everett
mating here last night was large and enthusi-
astic =
lie steamer VIM. C. Young, from Pensacola,
bound TO Ship island, was struck by gale, and 10
a total wreck Seven Of the crew persisted.
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Fire inIudiauapsl.s

INDIANAPOLIS, August Is The planning mill Of
kagglow, Blair a Co.. was destroyed by fire last
light. Loss &l2o 90 20 sl5;0o. Insured $4,000.
Supposed To have been the work Of an incendiary.
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North Carolina Election

WILMINGTON, n. C, Aug. Is Full returns of
the recent election In this State give Governor
Ellis a majority Of $50 The ofhcial report msy
slightly vary the figures In 1855 Ellis was elected
governor by PSI majority