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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-15

FkEsHcrTs AND EorSbs.--Tflese are accidents which
all subject to, more particularly the mechanics and
operators in factories. This class sosaId meyer be
withcut DR.. :. A. Viewers Cerates 1t viii relieve
sooner and heal al such injuries quicker than any ar
tcle ever made.- BY having ii by them FOR Immediate
uss, much time and suffering may be saved
1t is sold by medicine dealers generally So
cctI-l&wlm
/ 11ta 80 = : - = = = ---t
PERRY DAVIS PAN KILLER is one OF the thousand
and medical Preparations put oHt sale which
has a degree Of merit Consequently, willis
many other medicines soon sink into their primitive
| insgnifcance and forgotten, the Pain Killer is
persstently and successfully establishing last
| ing reputation -Hoaaek TdTIsy Register.
fFrom the power, y II. t;azetie.)
DR.. RcHARDsoS's BrrrkRs-In on columns may be
found an l,fvertiseent Of Sherry Wine Bftters pre-
pared by DIR o Richardson of south Reading Mass
They are, said to be- undoubtedly composed of va
riety valuable and purely vegetable matter and
from our expeTfenec, as vel as others, we can
speak highly Of their renovaiDg and inrigogting ef
fects upon the system. We have good opinion Of the
Bitters, they not qiack nesru1n but discover
ed prepared, and wendell by a regular physician a
graduate of the college OF STATE and ysho has
said but little in the way of putting them himself but
leave it to those who try them judge themselyes-
For the diseases that many liable ID in the Spring
and Summer, such Debility, Dyspepsia bilious and
Nervous complaints, do hesitate to say that
these Biters will be found safe agreeable and eectu
al restorative As good lath of the greatest of
earthly blessings, would carly advise those labor
ing under such disease, to make trial of Or Richard
sons Bitters they do harm, and may do much
good, as9we are confident many cases they have
Vegetables and vegetable medicines unquestiona-
bly, the most congcnial to the human system.
octI-4w
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AUCTION SALES.
TVrabue ana Klueus

CELL TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. I6, 1860 Fresh
- Fashionable and Seasonabe Staple and Fancy Dry
"o0us, SHOES, Boots, Clothing, Variety Goods, &c,
octl5 TRARI-E-& IITCIS
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POSTPONEsIENT

A FTER having sold so acres of above Tract Of Land,
n at Il sale made on the premises this 9Th 0cto-
by consent of all parties TO Saturday oct % 1862 at
which time sale Of it VIII positively take place THE
tHANoERY COURT Room, in the Court House; to COM
mence at 10 O'Clock. J. E GLEAYES, c. VI.
OCtI0-td
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NOTICE.!

NXT have this day sold our entire interest in the
w Book, Stationery and Periodical business
No. Q Union street 10 Biz. john T. Hagan and John ID
". Greell, who viii continue the business at the same.
place. under the style OF Green go.
JOHNSON * TREANOR.
On retiring from the book business, we return our
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
Us ana take pleasure IN recommending our SUCCESSORS
a.; young men Of experience in the business and wor-
thy II every way the confidence Of the people
A, " JOHNSON. JR
octo-i JOHN O. TREANOR,
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Building Lot !---Vine Street!

I NDER order of this Court propose to sell the
- Evans lot-west side Vine street and between,
Church and Broad streets Front 10 feet deYth l6 l.
feet, aud with wide alley one side and another IN
the rear.
am also authorized to sell the Whitaker Lot ad-
joining same
The two lots united together make 90 feet front and
III TINS case would have an alley all around
an this city,
Private bids will be received at my Office and the
property exposed TO public sale the court house in
this city on saturday Oct. 9th 1866.
Sale at II O'Clock precisely. J. Z. GLEAVES, CAN
Oct 3 I'd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-15

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in the of john Mallory u.s. Josiah
Mallory and others, will SELL Saturday. October p
1860, at the Court House Nashville, the following
valuable property, TO wit: The Mallory residence on
South Cherry street, nth los feet Of ground next 10
Mallory street, attached The remainder of this piece
OF property 179 feet, divided lots One lot Of I05
feet front on South College street.
Terms, and years credit, with interest, Ter
cet to cash to pay costs and epeRSes lrkich t Be
collected house tot) Purchasers give notes with
satisfactory security and lien 20 be retained.
sept5-tds J. F. GIEAVES. C. & n
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HABITS OF GOOD SOCTgFg.

a Hand COX for es an Gentlemen
This is not, as might be inferred, collection Of set
forms, ceremonies ,points of etiquette and conyen
nonaiisms Written by person well conyersaDt
with the world, and, withal deep thinker, a sage
reasoner, and correct morslist. 1t viii become a
standard work on Habit and Manners, ana will find
IS way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK & Co.,
No. IS Union stree
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% Nsgroes of he DR. Sbe,b, Fsiot,

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court al
4 Nashville, in the case Of Barrow and Lindsey
Adnr OF the late DIR. John Shelby dec rs Maria
o. Sheby and others, VIII sell public sale At the
Courthouse IN Nashville Saturday, october 2OtS
1860, % Slaves belonging the Dr. shelby
IEi;Ns-o and II months credit, with interest
purchasers 10 give their notes with two approved se
rites and payable in Bank sale absolute and without
restriction.
AT the family residence, in Edgeleld on FTiddg the
Iss october 1850; viii sell ali the Furniture and other
9soId personal property, of every description to the
highest bidders Six months credit with interest
notes 10 be payable III Bank and be well secured e-
cept when the purchaser amounts less than 500 IL
which case the cash viii be required.
sept-tds j. L. GLEAYES. C. & NJ
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Gllallterp Sales.


Land Nels'ssrils and MI Creek Valley ToppiEe
DY virtue OF decree rendered by the Chancerv
ID Court at Nashville, in the of Mary Goodwin
as Corbitt and others, viii positively sell the
6ourt House IN this city, Il O'Clock precisely on
SATURDAY Sd day of NOVEMBER. 1850, the tract Of
Il Acres and I2S pe,es Of Land described in the plead
ntssas herefofOre sold TO the defendsnt Corbitt
TERNs-6snd u months credit without interest and
sale 1iit0ut FeslemPtiOn--e
NOTE-Ths sale is to pay the decree favor OF com
pajnant for about 81 00, and besides this claim there
Is also further lien said Tract OF Land Fer about
$1,000, to which the said Land viii ise subject
No bid received at this sale unless party prepared
to At once comply with terms of sale by executing
notes with two approved sureties-
cello tbs JE GIEAvES, c K n.
sHdDor HorLs 4 asts foT'SaIe
DU4SUANT to decree of the C7ancerv Court at
Nashville, in the case of Sarah u. Work rs. VIM.
ybus and others wiz proceed TO sell the fTentisS
Tuesday, 9Th October, 1860, the Farm of $50 acres
lying on the northern bank OF the (CunberIand
miles from the city and known the home place Of
Major Work and bought by him OF VIM. Pybus.
TERys.-Sale free from redemption and on credit Of
8, u, is and a months without nterest-parchsser
TO give notes with approved security and lien to be
tanned. J. Z. GLEAYES, c. x NJ
1T
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE firm of KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS Il CO. was
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ. 4 4
Kirkpatrick having Withdrawn from the concern. The
business viii sta be continued the old stand BY the
remaining partners, NEFINS, KEITH & Butler,
under the style and firm OF NEVINS. KEITH x 90
Nashville, Oct. list, 1880.
In retiring from the firm Of Kirkpatrick, Nexins &
Co. return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
troIage bestowed upon the House, and recommend
ance Of their patronage. E. KIRKPATRICK
oct2-In u KIRkPAIAX
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valuable Lot on Vine Street.
Near tERe CauitOE.

by virtue Of decree of the Chaneery Court at
Y NashNiiie VIII offer at public sale on the premf-
ses saturday 9th 1860 that large lot on west
SIDE OF VINE street, near the Capitol known as til .
Shelds property Fronts than 2UO feet but NAV
be divided to suit purchasers.
This Is good property, and well worth the attention
oil both those who want building lots for their own use
ana those who want to invest for profit.
Terms announced at sale. Sale to commence at u
O'Clock. lOct.5, tdsl J. F. GI.tAVfS { SNI
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Good Invest I.nent.

I AN offering for sale, the place which re-
side situated Gaiiafin Pike, about two miles
from the city of Nashville containing So acres OF rich
land four Of which in high state Of cultivation as
vegetable garden, in which there are Asparagus and
ne Plant beds, and quite number OF excellent F.uia
5fess- The Improvements consist of neat frame
qNehg mouse with kitchen, stable, crib, she'd &C
am determined 10 sell and viii ofer this place 81
great bargain Fer further particulars apply 10
J. MIILIR0N,
oef-I1-1n No 81 College street
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CHANGE OF TINE,
Commencing MONDAY, september 9th, 1860.
GOING NORTH
leave Nashville at $50 N. and 1880 Pm.
Arrive al Clarksville 1918 A. N ana 440 Pm
GOING SOUTH.
Lave Clarksyille at 400 a n and Pm
Arrive at Nashville $50 A. N and Gas Pm
The morning train from Nashville connects at TAFT
station near state line with Slaughter & Co. IS daiy
liie Oh four horse coaches FOR Hopkinsvilie KY ya
Trenton, Penbrake, &c. -
from Hopkinsville stages leave for Columbus, KY
Fadncah, STnithland, Eddyville and Henderson
The Evening tram from Nashville makes close con-
neciion at State Lane train of Memphis Branch
Railroad to BASKERVILLE, Bowling Green, &c.
Fare nom Nashville % Henderson 81 80.
A ANDERSON,
sept26-n Chief Engineer, KRR.
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7 3 Negroes Of The sfaIls young estate far sale

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court AT
Nashville, IN the OF james Il and Jacob Young
Admrs Of Mark Young, decd, Elizabeth Young and
Others viii sell at the Court house in Nashville m
Saturday. october 20as, 1850 the following Slaves TO-
wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward.
IEBAs-6 months credit without interest notes pay
able in Bank and with good personal security REQUIRED
Sc pt4-tds J. T. GLEAVES. {. * NJ
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PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville In the case of VIM ~ Whtsett, Executor &c,
OF Farrar rs Wash. r. Lucas and others viii sell
the Court House in Nashville Saturday October p
1850, tract Of 10 and 80 poles Of lG1ld, part OF
the Lucas Farm, and being the bought by him of
complainant
TERMs.-6 Il and IS months credit with interest,
and sale free from redemption have personal
security, and to be payable the Bank and lien be
retained.
Sept.5-tds j. E GLEAVES c x NJ
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HNH H @ We
SLIiING MACHINE

ne, Ine lii'iefs'gnett having the H0WESFWJNt, "a
~ - ~ iAeir families, and having tbororbl,,
testeo tein upon every variety Of work do nj 6si
t-te 70 pronounce them the sirnFlc the most
SID Sly. laliastd, and emphatcay, tie 2-Ys Ii5,,s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-15
THE PAIN KILLER

is been tested IN every variety Of climate and by
Utmost every istlon known Americans IL Is th,.
Instant CON anlon and inestimable friend OF the mis-
AM tray eIie-, on and Land and no tnc
9i,tlo u'tfei On our LAKES or RIVERS WITHOUT IT
a. @ ! % an Tor ana get the genuine Pain Kihc;
' tie great reputation Of this valuable medicine
e IilIectioiis accompanying each bottle
sod by dealers everywhere
fIice % cts, 90 cts and 81 per bottle
j. y. HARRIS * CO.
FfoprletoTs for the Western and southern States
ell H. VI ~ Cincinnati Ohio.
fotu py " W Berry x DemoviIe and Twin. PepdIetou
q % NtShyllie, Tenn; ; Manfiedld 4 Co Memphis
IJiihi nriSht & Co. Scovil x Mead, New Orleanrs
Inward iidcF, Louisville, Ky; John ID Park CIncin
--tt-, o--ll. pct6-dANIY
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]. E GLEAvEs C An

PURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case Of Geo. D. Hamlet as Wash +.
Lucas and Others will SELL public at the Court
House IN Nashville, Saturday october the 2Tth 1860,
the iaSold portion Of Dash X. Latcts' tract Of land
which is known the Crucher part oIis Whole tract
The consisting of about 29 acres and lying in
front of the Mansion House.
TERMs.-1 and years credit, with interest and sale
free from redemtSn, purchaser execute satisfactory
notes and lien to be retained
Sept5-tds J. E. GIEAVES C. & NJ
These sales continued over to SATURDAY, OCTOBER
"a lo6O, when the sirae take place at the Chancery
Court Room in Court House
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Stoves! S!oges!! Stoves Il!

llAN = in store and receiving the best saIacta1
II assortment of COOKING and HEATING SHOWS
FCkNACtS, CRATES, &c., ever offered in TINS mar.
@ ,ib VII sen as low as articles Of the same kind
Gun DE bought IN Louisville Cincinnati; saw in
sizes futed Common Stoves for Coal.
do straight, do do
do large Globe Coal Stove.
do Open Franklin Coal Stoves.
do do do Wood do
do Monkey Coal Stoves:-
do huted Box Stoves for Wood.
and 10 Plated Wood Stoves:
: sizes Kansas Parlor Stoves for Wood
DO Challenge Heaters for Coal: -
DO large extra Church rtoy-es.
1 do Phoenix Coal Stove; r-
do Ironing and Wash-bouse stoves
common lamb and Mantle Crates:
MarDelZed Iron Mantles and Grata- c,,,,,1o.a
H rought and Cast Iron Cooking Stoves for WOOD
1oct1S VI oes' make. J. w. WILSON
attE II, College st
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RUNAWAY.

IA u II Il w n.
4 toMMTI1ED to the County Jail Of Humphreys
~ county on the 2Sth cay of September 1850 as :,
runaway, NtGRO MAN, of dark copper color about
p years OF age, five feet five lirf inches HIGH
weighs about one hundred and forty pounds who ssy-5
King, of Henderson county Tenn The oyx-sr - -
bysnotied to come forward, prove ownership and take
INN away within the time prescribed by law or be
viii be dealt with us the law directs
Waverly Oct 9Th, 1860 JAMES MCGEE
oOtA--'not J3iior
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auu- nIsr-ss preaaum was AWARDED %
s sss s Ssossr Baker Sewing Mashias. over
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-ul1-z5zs.lzzs-1 eonFenlent 70 ous1-
u Ia one Of the most agreeable neighborhoo.is
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secondhand ssurOuche.
a GOOD city made Family BuroucIIe but little used
sept4-n BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co.
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~ E are receiving consignments every day Of thu.
w above articles
oct6-u CONRAD, CHANDLER & co.
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ridge D.mOcray read ssss s ssx ssss
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= USSIA IRON Stove Pipe:
Ii Common do do
DAD Baskets for Crates;
odd Tenders for Crates; &c, &c: NF
stoves put up in any part of the CITY
j. W. VII SON
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Central Executive CoYnu.t.see

EDWIN II. EwING, MILL S. BRowx.A ALLEN
a HALL, p. ". AAxEY, JoHN LEIIY aTT.
join III. CALLENDER. HORACE Il. HARRlsCN
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VT. BERRY s. CO..
Nashville, October II, go. PUBLIC SQUARE.
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aVHdlce, Fscer G'ad Agse, General DeEluy. AM nil
Diseases dTtsiI.9froHl DisoTelere.i St0Bach,
Llrsr RnsnaIs
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Union Central Executive Committee
of Tennesse
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03
Horses of General Utility.

Best Stallion So 90
Best Mare or Gelding 90
Committee David L. Peugh, Thomas Lyd-
dane; and Chandler Keys.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03
Death.

DIED, on the 10th ultimo, Of consumption
Jagged 30 years. at Mlroy, Pa. Mr.. JAMES G..
DELLETT, for several years a resident of
this county, and a ruling Elder of the Pres
byterian Church, at Darnestown. He was a
true friend-a good citizen, and devoted
Christian.
Al meeting Of the Pleasant Hill Lodge
No. OF, !. o. o. f., Of which he was a mem
Der, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, in the death of Mr. JAMES C..
DgLLETT, this Lodge has lost much-loved and
faithful member, we cannot withhold the pub
lie expression Of the deep grief which per
vades our hearts on SO mournful an event -
Be it therefore
ResOiDed, That as fellow-mcmbers, associa-
ted as we have been with him for several years
in the different relations of life, and witnesses
of the unsullied character and purity of his
generous nature, our sorrow and regret arise
no less from recollection Of his brotherly
relations TO us as Lodge Of Odd Fellows
than from our consciousness Of his ihestima-
BILE worth as a christian gentleman.
ResotUed, That we tender our earnest SYM
pathy TO the family and friends Of the de-
ceased, in the mournful affection through
which they have been called TO pass.
Resoired, That copy of this minute be
forwarded to the family, and be published in
the papers Of this county.
Resotped That, as members Of this Lodge,
we will wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
F. a. TSCHIFFELY,
j. MONTGOMERY VEIRS, Com.
THOMAS RAWLINS,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03
Durham Cattle.
Devon Cattle.
Grade & Native Cattle.

Committee.- Walter Magruder, Lawrence A
Dawson, and Richard S. Kirk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03

The President was authorized TO procure q
suitable Orator for the occasion.
The Committee of Arrangements were en-
powered to engage Il Band Of Music.
zzaj~ The several Committees may, in theil
discretion, award premiums for articles which
have received premiums at former exhibitions,
as well as for articles Of merit for which pre-
miums are not specifically offered
En- All articles intended for exhibition,
with the names OF the exhibitors, must be re-
gistered with the Clerks Of the several Com
mittces, by 10 O'Clock OF Thursday, the 9Th OF
September next.
Zzo- The Committee Of Arrangements shall
have authority to prescribe and enforce all
needed rules and regulations for the use of the
grounds by the public, and for the preserva-
ton Of the trees, &C.
NssJ~ The Executive Committee authorized
the Committee of Arrangements to take imme-
diate steps TO erect n building on the Fair
Ground, suitable for the protection and exhi-
bition Of all articles brought 10 the Fair for
premiums, and TO make all such other improve
ments at the Fair Ground, as they may deem
advisable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03
CAMP MEETING.

Ag- THERE will be Camp Meeting
neld, commencing on the oath of August next,
for Montgomery Circuit, on the land Of Mr.. N .
B. Holland, near the road leading from Hyatts-
town to Barnesville-two miles from the for
mer place and four from the latter. The locali-
ty is also within five miles of Urbana, and five
or six from Clarksburg
The Committee having charge of the matter
have made arrangements with gentlemen, who
will be prepared to furnish the public with
ample accommodations in boarding and lodg-
ing, and with provisions for horses.
There will be separate boarding tents and
tables for gentlemen and ladies.
The Committee do not wish to have any arti-
cles of traffic offered for sale within the limits
prescribed by the law, and they deem it prop
err to notify the public to that effect, that none
may suffer disappointment by arrangement.
JOHN l.. GILBERT,
July 20-td Preacher in charge.
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The Democratic National Executive
COmmitfoa

The following named gentlemen compose
the Democratic National Executive Committee:
Hon. |. |, STEVENS, of Oregon, chairman.
Hon. r. W. JOHNSON, of Arkansas.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi.
Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHr, of Indiana.
Hon. THOMAS B FLORENCE, of Pennsylvania
Hon. GEORGE w. HUGHES, of Maryland.
Hon. JoHN w. STEVENSON, of Kentucky.
Hon. john R. Thomson, of New Jersey.
Hon. A. B. MEEK, of Alabama.
AuGusrus ScHELI, Esq, of New York.
ISAAC H. WRIGHT, Esq, of Massachusetts.
Hon. JAS. G. BERRETT, of Washington, D. C.
VIM. Finn, Esq, of Washington, D. C.
WALTER LENox, Esq, of Washington, D. C.
NJ. W. CLusKEY, Washington, D. c., Resi-
dent Secretary.
GEoRcE W RIGGS, Esq, Washington, D c.,
Treasurer.
All communications should be addressed &c
Hon. ISAAC /. STEVENS, Chairman, Washing.
ton, d. c.. Rooms Of the Committee at No
20 Al street.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03

MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Society.
The Executive Committee of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society publish in this
weeks Sentinel " the List of Premiums, to
be awarded at their l4th Annual Fair, to be
held on the 18th and l4th of September next.
The friends of the Society will be pleased
to see the increased value of the premiums to
be given this year, as it shows its prosperity
andsuccess; and we are greatly gratified to
witness the zeal manifested by the Committee
of Arrangements in thus early preparing for
the approaching exhibition.
At the last meeting of the Society, it was
determined to build upon the Fair Grounds
large and commodous house, for the exhibit
ton of articles of domestic manufacture en-
broidery and needle work, the product of the
dairy, fruits, vegetables, &C, and already
large and effective force is buisily engaged in
its construction. The dimensions of the
building are to be thirty feet by seventy, of
two stories, with large windows, and built in
the most substantial manner. This will be a
very great Improvement, and add a great deal
TO the efficiency Of the Society-affording am
pie room for the exhibition and preservation
of articles which require much time for ex-
animation, and need to be taken care of after
the examination by the several committees.
We are quite sure the ladies who have, on
former occasions, favored the Society with
evidences of their handiwork, will rejoice to
know that every article upon exhibition, this
year, will be carefully preserved and returned
to its owner, and, perhaps, with premium
most assurcdly, if none superior is exhibited
in competition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-03

OUTRAGE UPON POLITICAL MEETNG.-The
Douglasites commenced the present campaign
by attempting to break up by violence Brock
inridge and Lane meeting in st. Louis in
Philadelphia also they raised mob to inter-
rupt the proceedings of a similar assemblage,
but succeeded only so far as to draw deserved
odium on their own cause. In Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, however, these rowdy partisans have
been more successful, and have just broken up
a Breckenridge and Lane convention, and
fairly turned the speakers Zone of whom was
Gen. Butler) out of doors. Gen. Butler was
prevented from speaking by the howls, groans,
and other noises of the rowdies who UNDER
took in this disgraceful manner to prevent an
expression of true democratic sentiment in
Lowell. We hope they are proud Of their
achievement.