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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31

m-The exposure which we made on the
18th and 18Th inst, of the conspiracy to
break up the Union, has been extensively re-
published. and none of the secession organs
have bee1 hold enough to question the facts
which we adduced to sustain tie charge.
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Personal Appearance and Manner OF
Public Speaking of w lillian l.. YAM


Public Speaking of William L. YAM
cey. .- -es-....s
From the history of National Political Con
of 1860.
Mr.. Yancy is a squsre built middle-sized
gentleman, with a decided stoop in the
shoulders His hair is a light brown, and his
eyes large and gray. His face is peculiar,
and without striking features, though closely
observed it is seen 30 be the face of an intense
and powerful man, having an expression of
concentration and good-natured sort of
pluck. His style of dress is that of tidy
business man, and his manners frank and I'M
assuming as those of boy. There is not the
slightest symptom of the fanatic about him.
aisconvictions are evidently not disturbed for
moment, nor is his confidence in himself by
any means depressed by the vicissitudes of a
doubtful controversy. In the midst OF the
most excited scenes he is placid in appear
ance and SO thoroughly conversant with his
purpose, that he is at perfect ease. The smile
that he wears amid the, acclamations of a
multitude of admirers would hardly darken
shade at the hootings of desperate mob.
But you do not know him until you have
heard him speak. His voice is clear as a
bugle-note, and at the same time singularly
blended with its music is sharp high metallic
ring, like that of a triangle of steel. This
peculiar voice, always clear and sharp, pier
ces to great distance, and would instantly
command attention in any assembly. He
speaks with great animation of gesture with
his arm, meanwhile walking quietly up and
down the platform. Upon commencing a
particular branch of his subject, he straight
ems himself with an effort stands perfectly
erect, aud pulls up his coat-sleeves. As he
proceeds in the demonstration, he moves
toward the edge of the platform and leaning
forward, indicates the progress he is making
by exclamation points given with the index
finger OF his right hand upon the palm of the
left. As he clinches the proposition be leans
forward until poised upon the toes of his
boots. his right arm extended and pointing
into the heart of the matter, and then usually
as he rebounds, he throws off sportively, as it
were. a graceful climax of rhetoric, and is
ready for the next point.
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THE following answerI to the over curious
about masters relating purely only to God /
own prerogative would often be in place
st. Augustine was once asked by some one
What the Lord was doing before the crea-
ton of the world ~ to which the great doc
tor replied :"He was creating hell for in,
qnidtive people,"
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Understanding to Distress the
Union and American.

The Union and American has been sorely
distressed of late concerning alledged at
tempts of DOUGLAS and BELL men TO unite
upon common electoral ticket in some of
the States. 1t condemned such movements
with apparent earnestness. But, alas, 1t
had no idea of the cup which some of its
own friends were preparing for its lips. In
the midst of its jerenaids, news has come
that the BRECKINRIDGE-YANCEY State Con-
vention which met at Trenton, New Jersey. on
the 25th inst, not only attempted to fuse
with the supporters of BELL and EVERETT,
but with those of DOUGLAS also. They even
went so far as to nominate fusion electoral
ticket. Here is that ticket as given in the
n. Y. Herald:
ELECTORS LARGE.
Edwin a stevens. BreckllrldSe
Qsr. ELEcTofes-
flames R Sckles- Douglas
Charles G. McCheSe1ey. Bell
3-Peter l. Clark. Bell
4-Benj Williamson -DpuglaS-
5-Nm. r. NOD maid. Bell
Viii not out cCn,emporary burst with grief
when he conveys this intelligence to his read
ers?
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- - a = - AZ lEs 49,
Hot Weather In -NatchItOches.
- The Natchitoches (La.) Herald, of July
l4th, gives the following statement of the
range of the mercury there, from the 9th to
the 18th inst, inclusive;
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@-It is understood that the first number
Of the DOUGLAS paper in this city will be Is
sued on next Monday 1t is to be Daily
and Weekly.
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We are indebted to ADAMS EXPRESS for files
of Louisville pagers of yesterday. and st.
Louis papers Of Saturday.
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Nashville Building Association
Annual Meeting.

FT'HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THENASHvILEB BUILD.
Il ing Association hereby notified that the An
nual Meeting will be held Monday, the 30th of
July commencing at O'Clock, r. NJ, at the Rooms
of the Mechanics Library Association, at which time
and place seven Directors will be elected for the en-
suing year. CHARLES A. FULLER.
july26-td 's-i = E tr Secretary.
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TuRNlP SEED.

I ANBRETH'S Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
IL Warranted fresh. Just received and for sale by
july 2.-tf. RAINS, BROWN < CO.
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~We have received communication
from friend of Mr.. YANCEY at Mont gomery,
Ala. which we will publish in day or two.
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Franklin College.

THE SEVENTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU.
L ton will open on Monday, the Sd of September
1860.
W. ID. CARSEs, late President of East Tennessee
University, has been called tosthe position Of Pres
dent of the College, and will enter upon the active
discharge OF his duties at the opening CT the session
otherwise the Faculty remains unchanged.
While there is disposition on the part of those
having control of the Institution to boast they
the strongest confidence in commencing il the
favor of parents and guardians Its past reputation
for the sound scholarship and correct manly bearing
of its students will be faithfully maintained. Every
species of dissipation will be guarded against and
the strongest etforts made to keep the pupils free
from the blasting vices that bring speedy ruin upon
many youths in our land.
The healthfulness of locality is unsurpassed In
our county. The charges moderate and fully
within the reach of all of sufficient energy be
utated.
The Female school connected with the College will
be continued as heretofore.
81 For other information address
W. ID CARNES, President,
Franklin College, Tennessee,
Or w LIPSCOAB, Secretary
Franklin College, Tennessee.
July 16-eod&w1m.
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Taxes. Taxes.
Notice to Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the
L Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
until O'Clock, p NJ Wednesday, August LIST, for
the construction of Freight House the Depot
Grounds of the Company, in the city of Nashville
The building will be three hundred by thirty feet
end thirty feet square viii be two stories, and I'm
ished off for offices.
Proposals will state the price per thousand for the
brick work, and for the carpenters work and roof
complete including the furnishing of all materials and
expenses incidental 10 the construction of the work.
Plans and specifications will be ready for inspec-
ton the 3lst inst the Engineers Office in Nash
vile.
Proposals are also solicited for two brick and one
frame buildings, which stand upon the Company IS
grounds, and offered for sale TO be removed
Proposals TO be addressed to X. C. MORRIS,
july24 Resident Engineer n. & C. Z. r.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-31
The Union and American on Mr..
Yancey and the Southern Leaguers
before they broke up the Democrat


We copy below an article from the Union
and American of July 81, 1883, commenting
OF the Southern League movement suggested
by Mr.: YAScEy in his SLAUGHTER letter.
Since Mr.. YANCEY and his associates have
disorganized and divided the democratic
party, and taken possession of the nominees
of the Southern faction, oar contemporary
is content to eat ..hnmble pie" and to follow
them:
From the Union and American, July 81 ,1s5s
The Southern League-ssExtremes
Meet,
1t is somewhat remarkable that fanatics at
the North, and the fre-eaters at the South,
representing as they do, the extremes of Do
litical and social antagonism, should be found
aiding each other In The promotion of COM
mon purpose. Garrison and his followers are
not more earnest in their efforts for the dis
solution of the Union and the destruction of
the Confederacy. than the Southern ultraists
who are constantly infaming the public mind
by feryid appeals to their passions and preju-
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Notice.

TIME undersigned having suggested 10 the Clerk Of
l. the County Court OF Davidson county, the insol-
vency of the estate OF JSo r HILL, decd AL persons
having claims against the same hereby notified 10
appear and e the duly authenticated prescrib-
ed By law before the LIST day Of January, 1851
with said Clerk, or the same VIII be forever barred,
both in law and equity
SARAH Ann HILL,
july1s-1m Administrator
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Peter Anderson VS.. McRoberts x McKee-FARM. I,
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, will sell SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1860, AT the Court house in
Nashville, Farm of IS and 10 poles, miles from
the city, on Galatin Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
vile Railroad, the same being the house lot of Craig
head place AIso-Lot No. 4, adjoining same, and
tanning acres and 122 poles.
TERMs-6, IL and Is months, without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained
juy26-td -. ]. r GLEAVES, C. II.
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The Late CONGREGATIONS.

\
The Late Confagrations.
TERRIBL DEVELOPMENTS
ABOLITION CONSPIRACY-THE
SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST SET FOR
A GENERAL SLAUGHTER OF THE
WHITES-THE PEOPLE OF DALLAS
SLEEPING WITH THEIR ARMS IN
HAND-MAY CALL ON THE LOWER
COUNTIES FOR ASSISTANCE.
DALLAS, Texas, July 10th 1860
MAJOR JOHN MARSHALL,
Dear SRI will give you some of the
facts connected with the burning of Dallas,
and the deep laid scheme of villainy to de.
vastate the whole of Northern Texas. The
town of Dallas was fired on Sunday the 9Th
inst, between one and two O'Clock, P. NJ
The day was very hot, the thermometer stand
ing at 1U6 F.. in the shade, and high South
west wind blowing. The fire was first dis
covered in front OF Peaks new drug store,
on the west side of the square, and continued
to spread rapidly until the whole aorth side
was consumed, and one half OF the east side;
together with all the buildings on Main
street east of the square, and west of the
Crutchfield House. Several other buildings
were consumed, with the loss of dry goods !,
groceries,, &C., IN all OF THEM.
On Monday the next day, the house of John
J. Eakens, one mile from town was fired.
On Wednesday, the handsome establishment
of E. p. Nicholson, was fired, but discov-
cred in time to arrest the fumes. On Thurs
day, tie stables, out-houses, grain and oats
| belonging to Grill Miller, Esq, 8 miles from
Dallas were destroyed by fire. All of these
were so plainly the work of an incendiary,
! that suspicious were excited, and several
white men and negroes were arrested and
underwent an examination. This led to the
detection OF most diaboiieal plot 10 des-
troy the country. The scheme was laid BY a
master mind. and conceived with internal in
genuity. 1t was determined by certain aboli-
ton preachers who were expelled from the
country last year, to drvastate with fire and
assassination the whole of Northern Texas,
and when the country was reduced 10 a help
less condition. general revolt OF the slaves
aided by white men from the North, and
many in our midst was to come of on the
day of Election in August. The object oil
firing the town of Dallas, was to destroy the
arms Of the Artillery Company, ammunition
and provision known to be collected here; Ia
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Central Executive Committee.

Central Executive
EDWIN II. EWING, NELL :. BROWN, ALLEN
A. HALL. P. W. MAxEY, JOHN LELLTETT'
JOHN 81. CALENDER, HORACE ii. HAEhI-
son.
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For President,
ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR The STATE At LARGE
RaIIIE PEETOy, OF summer.
Nc TAYLOR, of Carter.

I VIM. NJ. BRADFORD, of Jefferson
2O.P. TEMPLE, of Knox
ALFRED CALDWELL. OF McMInn-
L 6 STANTON. of Smith.
GOLLADAY, Of Wilson
& WNF. KERCHEVAL of Lincoln.
7 JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
g. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
9. ALVIN HAWKINS, Of Carroll
TO. D.B. MAJORS, of Shelby.
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Jno. R. Balm VS.. Martin & McGrady-FAR,

JhU h thiIn vs. haTtln q MctIrady-FARM.
DURSUANT to q decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, in above named case l will sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860 the Court house in
Nashville Tract of and 80 poles of Land living
the Nashville and Hisboro' Turnpike mikes IRON
city, and the same property heretofore sold by R.
Balm to John Martin.
TERMs-6, II and Is months, without interest and
without redemption. -
july26-td '-+--rf J. F. GIEAVES C NJ
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Mfip EMBELLISHMENTS.
For kent.
DIR. j. C. ROSS,

Is NOW IN THE CITY. OFFICE. NO. CHERRY
Street. july3o--dSt
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Telegraph chalybeateaSprineu.
fhs water brought four dred feet In ten seconds
w. DUNN,
Takes pleasure in Informing he public thai he n
with call ~
This Spring Is situated on the east side of Cupher
land river at the end Of the wire bridge FamiI,es
from - 70 So One Person, S. by the drink. cents
Payment in advance
ANALYSIS.
Carbonate Of Iron, Carbonate Of Lime suiphste Of
A.gn esia, sulphafe Of Lame, Nitrate or Nsenesia
Nitrate Of Soda
The speeifc gravity OF the fresh water was
1oizzs-1istilled water heing taken a. . ssasdsrd
unoefstAnd that the water has already been hen
encni 70 several tnvaids II win BE beneficial 10
greater degree when taken fresh from the SPRING
should pfenounce il stinuant and tonic an sdnps
e; cosssqcsssy 70 cases o. debility, accompanied
with Al enomic Condition Of the systera an d contra
Indicated in piethoric and inlA1ssaozy states
RICHARD O. cURREY
There e 40 doubt that the Spring kept BY Mr. "
nuxx g se eastern cad Of Tho Suspension Br5cre Il
good cnalybesfe water, and that II ia adapted 70
mxny disseses q debility. 3. " Hall, T. D., h
| 1nouQ1on, =: D., Henry CzYpW, 4 d, r. len
sin4s D., Boyd 'HpSairy, n .. n c. K. Martin
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Jno. R Rain vs. .George McNnltv-FARN

Jno. R. Balm vs.. George McNulty-FARM.
DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST $780, at the Courthouse il
Nashville, Tract of and 80 poles OF Land ling
on the Nashville add HiIlsboro' Turnpike miles from
city, and the same property heretofore sold by no
Balm to George McNuity.
TER,rs-6, II and Is months without interest and
without redemption
july26-td J. E GLEAVES C. An
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Sarah v Mullen vs. Josiah G. Mulen-2 SLAVES
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above named case, will sell SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville Slaves, Wilson aged rs, and Anarchy, girl
aged -. = ~ a--ss-
TERMs4 months, notes payable in bank, with ap-
proved endorsers, required. =
july26-td ,--s sfte j. E GIEAVES, C. & NJ.
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DURSUANT to decree of the Chaneery Court al
i Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville, Tract of 100 (more ess) of Land
M Chedhdm county and being the heretofore sold
by Dardin, Turner Co. to Edwin Ferguson & Co. (See
deed of July IL, 1851
TERMS, and years, with interest good personal
security required and lien retained
july26-td j. E GLEAyES, C. NJ.
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Andrew Johnston VS.. David NJ. AHen-LC
M.RKE-r esrP EI-r

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court al
L Nashville, in above named case, / will sell on SAT
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at the Courthous in
Nashville, Lot Of Ground, fronting GO feet on South
Market street, extending through College street. and
fronting thereon 20 feet, the same being occupied by
Shops.
TERMs-T months credit, without interest and free
from redemption sEs..e-4
july26-td J. E. GIEAYES, C. & NJ
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DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT-
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville, 8 Slaves to- wit: Matilda aged IL Jack TO-
William 8. TERNslCAsH t.s
july26-td j. f. GLEAyES, c. & VI.
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VIM. McMurrey VS.. John McMurrey-1 SLAVE
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above named case L will sell on SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville, Slave Anthony aged years. TERxs-CAsE.
july26-td J. Z. GLEAYES, C. & ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
OF THE
;ORTHERN ASSURANCE C0Mp'Y., LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 .South THIRD Street, philadelphia.
ST. 296 500 90
Paid up Capital aud Surplus 2,l9i,lll w
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
HIIIIS old and responsible Company insures
i against loss or damage by Fire, almost every
description of property and offers to Merchants
and otGerS desiring insurance, the security o! an
actual Capital o So 29S 500, for the whole OF which,
and for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIvIpuALLY RESPONSIBLE, even 10 the extent Of
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand and large portion of
these persons OF great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Ia appointing Agent for the United States,
The Company has empowered him "to appear to
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnSrl-
tutod against by said Company, in the same
manner if the Company were Corporation or
Company established by the laws "t tho United
States, or any of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
A SPECIAL PERMANENT FUND HAS BEES PLACED
Al me DISPOSAL or tbs Agent AZ PHlLApELPHlA,
TO ENABLE Hin 10 ADJUST And PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LosSEs, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LONDON.
LIBERAL To THE INSURED.
The uniform course Of the Company has always
been liberal on. towards, Policy Holders No just
claim has ever been disputed, and prompt pay
Iucnt Of losses is L standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding Sj2joo0 were PAID.
Losses paid rs the amount is asccrtaine'i.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income oi the Company is now about ST.
0O0. .OoO, increasing gradually each year. showing
that il has the confidence OF the different c"mmu-
mites in which business is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate oi Premium will be moderate, and in
all eases will be based uron the character OF the
owner or occupant. and the merits oi the risk.
The conditions Of Insurance aro framed with The
greatest ibcraity.
JAMES T. CLOSE Agent.
re- Office in Exchange Block, on Kin: street.
o%--;ily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-30

E.5~ A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEM EN.-The subscriber will send (tree Q;
caorge) to all who desire it, the Recipe and drec-
tions for making simple Vegetable Bolm, that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Bloches, Tar, Frsckirs, Sallowness, and all impu-
rites and roughuess OF the Skin, leaving the same
=, Nutur. intended it should be-soft, cted1,
sluooth, and benmy~. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions, and advice, will please call
on or address with return postage.)
JAS. Z. MARSHALL.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.
No. "a City Building, n. York.