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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13
Archbishop Hughes preached a, sermon

Archbishop Hughes preached a sermon
to the Graduating Glass of the University OF
North Carolina on the night Of the 9Th OF
June. in the presence Of Il very large and
daepi, interested audience. Ills text was
Matthew. -: ST. 10. and lie used II to en-
force 1T great length. and with much earnest
ness. the supreme duty Ut love 10 God, not
as a tribute from the intellect, nor a mere
sensibilty of the emotions, bat rs lie IN
the soul, nStigating 10 Christian duty, ana
neccSsitating love to man.
Notwithstanding the show OF enthusiasm
got up by orr Canadian neighbors IN con-
nection with the visit OF the young Prince OF
Wales--their future sovereign--they are
sorey troubled to provide for the expenses
Attending it. There is 10 greater test OF
sincerity than an appeal to the pocket. Inc
Toronto people, we must say, do not appear
to BE animated by overpowering feelings oil
eladncss On this Interesting occasion.
The Insurance Commissioner Of MasSa-
chuactts states that the mOr;uarr experience
of fourteen companies, which had reported
to the State for the past year, representing
ahout fif1v Thousand years Of life, proved
that life IN this country at ages between
thlrty-one ana iliy-h'e. WAS ho' Su'9cc1 "
aS 49, ;,.'Eo +, Er",t Er;t.;n and Ger
many.
-, = 1---,,o. s. ro,rross
,.,..,,,,l >, ,h,. hai,. ..,,,;nr ot-
'' ~V ,'n,od hr tho
..,,.,.;.,. ~ ,,1l .od now soon.
.,;..,-, c.',,, .l,o I;,- r. .t,fes that
.Io,. arc ., abundant in the citv of New
Norkunt tie surrounding counties, that many
persons receive and dSburSe very little OF
any other h'ho u money
Tho 6isc.sc which has recently DESTROYED
49,, ,,,,,,,,, ..,.,,lo :, Massachusetts and other
.r.,o I,,. l,,o,,.1 Sta,os has made its an
..,.,,n :, p,,j., oo,rtr D., Within q
, C,..,1,. v;.h..,,r f,r,or of
Bristol township, lost nearly al Of his valu-
able COWS 81 Il complaint said to resemble
very much the DREADED p'e"op"e""'0"'"'
,rh,,,,sos .n1 ,,r,1nt;o,s conrcctcd with
-, p,,,j:, pr;o,;,,xr 80 tho svstam has been
,u,,l,,,.,3 e., ,.oor,, ,,.,s, orn ca ascro,t on
49,, o,.;3,,,4 tn,, hnrIr INV
,.... ,,. ,,,.,1o ;, 1,,,, ~. oornos1
.,,. .n,, a.. o,l>. word of dofan,c on the
,o,t NJ th,sn uow accused Of particpatine
!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

The House Of Representatives. at rs eve
aing session, on Monday. considered and
discussed the Navy Appropriation bill. An
-ll,rt IS making to reduce cXpcndit''res--how
r.r successful We shall soon see.
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TX g p 80 -
virginia News.

\ few days ago, Il fire occurred at the War
rcntou junction of the Orange and Alexan-
1r;2 railroad, which consumed quantity OF
wood belonging to the company, and damaS-
ed tie platform considerably
The wheat harvest mas commenced ii
Virginia, IL the neighborhood Of aync:-
burg.
The Annual Celebration OF the Messy
Creek Academy, will take place on Friday,
22nd inst. The Anniversary Address will
BE delivered by u. V. Shelly, est, Of Staun-
ton. The entertainment, We haze Do doubt,
will be every way worthy OF tbs time and
occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

The newspapers state that the men arrest
ed on charge of having lately placed OBJ
stroctions on the Illinois Central Railroad,
nave confessed that it was their intention to
.}l,ow :hs ears off the track, and then rash
mp aHl rob the passengers, and murder them
if they resisted. # the story is true, the
2ian was diabolieai, arL t is to be hoped,
hat the parties will be mos: severely punish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

HYrl.-Prcsidcn Gefrard has been max
ing > tour through Northern liaytI. He
was receive, with every demonstration Of
respect. With the a>Tice Of the council OF
state he has established farm schools il all
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of tbo republic. These
school aye supported by the State, and Zach
one is to accommodate fifty pupils. The
debt, contracted By the l2te government,
and amounting to SlGi. UuO, has begu Amos:
entirely paid. The President is doing ali
in his power to encourage habits Of indus
ttious labor, and is encouraging lmmlgra-
ton Providence journal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

4 PRACTICAL SplRITUALisT.--A dry Oh"
cndger, connected with the railroad Interests
man who listens always and speaks htllf'
and was never known to argue hobby WIN
anybody, has lately been all mouth and ear
to very communicative Spiritualist OF 'ls
ultra school lie listened to and swallowed
all sorts of things from the other world, WIN
90 much rlacidity Of assent that tie spirit
alist at last believed hiu. TO be one OF u.
faithful. I. few days since, the spirltuall.'
gaid to his pupil, Tine spirit of B. ~!
reared to NE last night, and ordered me !"
borrow five dollars OF YOU" for certain
ourpose, which was named. "Ies, know
it did, replied the one, "and isn't IT strshse.
The same spirit called on me half an ho".
Afterwards, and told me not to let you nave
the money, us it had made mistake IN sn
ing you the order" The pretended sPir'."
alst hasn't been to see the old codSer Since
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

T. the case Of Harden con.icted n New
>5yroey, of the murder Of his ~'E1, the writ Of
error has been denicd-and An Application
IS nett 10 be made for a communications Of his
sentence to Imprisonment for life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

Tho criminal statistics Of New Orleans
,,re.ort 2 fasSfQl array Of murders and sur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

Amos Kendall writes thai tic "breaklng
up" of General Jackson's Cabinet, was pro
>guc.d by the quarrel Of men, not OF wo'"en:
that Mr.. Calhoun and General jackson sep
arated; that General jackson never did Try
Co force the lavubcr~ Of his Cabinet to re
cognizu" Tie wife Of Major Eaton, &c. This
explanation Mr. Kendall makes in con>c-
ln,encc Of sonic erroneous statements IN no
rices of the death Of The la:e Samuel y. Ing
IayE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

The funeral ceremonies OF the late Ter
Jesup, will take place III Washington THIS
;. frernoou at half past 2 O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNyENT'nN.-"o
learn the Committee appointed for the p ~,
pose, have, with the concurrence Oh NJ .|'
President of the Convention, the lion. MI
Gushing, determined to hold the sttings -
the Front Street Theatre, which will al on
be put in readiness for the purpose'-0'''
1roerir1u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13
The Geographic dispatches published yes

The tclesraphic dispatches published yes
terday. gave reports Of two important events
in the Oriental world-the yielding OF CHINA
&C the demands of England and France
and the 'assassination of the Emperor OF
Japan." The New York Commercial cues
tons the truth of both statements; and the
Japanese in this country disbeiieYe the story
of the killing of the ''Tycoon'-ii, indeed,
that is the name of their civil Emperor. 1t
is thought that the individual murdered may
have been a Prince or some high dlgnltary
As 20 the news from China, it is certainly
directly opposite to the accounts received III
England, Of as late if not little later dates,
than those brought to San franclSco.-
nuy, true or false, there seems every reason
to believe that ultimately, and that, TOO, IN
y short time, China will have to succumb,
50 far, at least, as the opening OF trade Is
concerned, and the removal Of the present
restrictions upon commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

Wcndall Phillips pronounced an culogy, Il
short time ago, on Theodore Parker, at the
meeting of the New England Anti-Slavery
Society, at Boston, in which ho says that
Theodore Parker died, because he undertook
10 DO the work Of three men. 'iie preached
20 his Bostoa congregation, he preached and
lecturei through the country, and he stu
lied intensely, ransack!ng al languages in
quest Of thought, and almost always up IN
his study until the small hours Of the n'oril-
ing. This probably undermined constit",
lion naturally Of great strength, aud ta'd
him in The grave Of the cvn=umptive, the
last thing that might have been expected OF
his iron cast of MIND end body Parker was
Z. man Of some original powers Of mind, but
the greater portion Of his life he was full OF
ktnk.-and bed kL.h5 at that Ncndall
Phillips, his ealoglst. is q tanatical crazy
headed demagogue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13
ALEX ANDRIA:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1850.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

/ memorial 10 both houses Of Congress
has been presented TO that body, calling at
tcntion 10 the Inconvenience caused by the
overwhelming quantity Of old and new cop
pcrs" issued from the Mint. 1t states that
thew are 50 abundant i'll the city Of New
York and tie surrounding counties, that many
pcrsorS receive and lsburSe very little OF
any other kind Of money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

The disease which has recently destroyed
so many cattle in Massachusetts, and other
of the New England States, has made It's ap-
pearancc III Bucks county, Pa. Within a
short time Charles Kitchener, a farmer OF
Bristol township, lost nearly all OF his valu-
able COWS Of complaint said to resemble
very much the dreaded picnopne"mo"'a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-13

4 letter FROM St. Petersburg Of the 10Th
saws: "Thc last bit Of ice has now quilted
the Neva, which once more in summer blue.
ness elides onward to Cronstadt. The nari-
CATION is entirely open, and the dcau m0|tdo
o. the capital are quitting the hot and dusty
city-tho6e :yho have the means, to the con
tnent those who nave not. to the Islands.
Hon. Rcverdy Johnson received compll'
mcntary serenade at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
IN Kew York, on Saturday evening. 1t was
ci:cn uujv: the direction of ex-Mayor
Havemeyec, Hon. ). :. Cutting, Augustus
belmont, and other members OF 4 committee
of the friends of Glr. Douglas.
The Kocheztcr Daily Union says, tat greet
work of art, the Niagara Suspension Bridge,
has recently undergone very minHte and
careful inspection. 1t is pronounced hy
hose competent to examine it, as perfect
rs wtie.- It vas completed, and there is not
the least evidence II Neakness IN any part.
1t seems by & report from raptqin Bow
man to the Senate, that though the custom
house at New Orleans had sunk some two
ltcl III lliIL lLSS lii'i WV !i'N .'S'' Va ''
sidcnce occurred within the past year. A
million and . half is ASKED for its compile
ton.
Hon. +. S. Lyon, Of ,larengo county.
Alabama, has accepted the appointment Of
commissioner TO Europe, l2nder the act Of the
last Legislature 'to encourages direct trade
between the Southern States aud t1reigr
countries"
The dispatches from Mr.. McLane are
gloomy concerning The prospect of the Jua-
.rez party in Mexico.
Warrants have been issued in New York
against certain persons who refused to an
swer the questions ot the census takers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04

LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. W. SHEA
HAM, Editor the Chicago Times. With Portrait. In
One Volume, 500 pages, l2mo.
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GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE The History
OF France From the Earliest Times to the French Revolu
tion I7s9 By PAsKE GoDwIN. Vol. l. (Ancient GAu9
8vo. Muslin,
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THE WHOLE TICKET!

BELL, DOUGLAS AND BRECKINRIDGEIs
EK0I7EHEyT At 40, COLLEGE STREg7!!l
AM Offering entire Spring and summer stock OF Dry
oos to cash and prompt customers prices lower than
we're ever Nashville Those wishing bargains
had better call beo they all deter
mined to sell at prices that will defy competition
Nothing charged for showing goods. l. =. BEECH.
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DIR. ]. BOvEE DODs'

7 NJ I a y " J y y y . 7.
Wechalenge the Wsrld to produce Their equal Though ey
have been the public for oL Jet they used
highly approve Of from Maine 70 the Great sa Lake As
rensdy Incpient Consumption, Indigestion, Dyspepsia es
Nervous dease Female Complaints, and all Tequf
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they are truly de-
hghfu For the aged and in or Tor adults children OF
delicata eonstitui n they without arrival
the Of throat common among the Clergy they
act like charm.
Use in connection with pure Coz Liver Oil they cured
Of cbronc Consumption in Albany New YORK. after t had een
as BY Of the most distinguished Pny
scans in New York City Mr. Meran Of Brooklyn, had
his right aide psyzed BY being thrown from horse in
1856 He commenced the Of these Bter In November last
and il well.
Mr. Britain Editor Of "7As BaNsr of L0h published in
Boston, Greenwood No 20 Broad street. New York
both cured of Piles long standing and Of the most obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and dyspepsia
have been cured By using Bers We have letters in
possession which published, would cause every Female IN the
land supply herself with these truly valuable Btters
CHARLES WEDDIPIELD CO, ProprietorS,
IS William str ct, New York.
SOLD by DEMovILLR CO., Nashville, Tenn and al Drug
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n HIS medicine unequAed for Darrhea, Dysenterry and
Othsr disorders Of like nature. In cases Of Bloody
Flux, unequaed The Board OF Health OF New York,
and Imperial Hospital ST. Petersburk both report hatt
most reliable agent in all the early stages Of Cholera No
family should be without it, in hour, where young children
liable eating fruit;
dy must then be appled-no time wait tn. Doctor
This medicine be relied and the price only SO CENTS
enough to take Of whole family for whole season
msyI7 MACKENZIE l. MINCHIH.
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For sale or Exchange.

WILL sell exchange part for good city Edge
field properly, my Residence two miles North OF tn
cy With from 80 20 SO OF land attached Improvement
new, extensive aud complete. ~ e.
FoR TERMs further particulars apply to the prem
es or to FOSTER and JNo. L. sEHoN Ceiar street
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

n<WS DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
At four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted biz attention :he treatment OF private deassfor
thirty years fatters himself having attended practice for
and cured thousands be /. enabled to cure
diseases Of nature matter how bad they be
Dudeious medical treatment from neglect Of their
Kings Dspensary No. q Deadeck street. between Cherry
and the Square where ne all diseases Of private naurce
cured without naucious medicine or inteerene
from business.
sTR1CrUR Of old date eectusly cured in few
days. by operation vhchcaus pain. Where Structure
exists be enjoyed Perhaps dease
mischief and uncermineS the constitution so much
SYPHILIS. with all the diseases Of the skn growing out OF neg
Iec treatment he e9ec.uay cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given %
this disease all the growing out OF it, brougnt
an many by the destructive habits Of incondera
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions "
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the
At for business society," and causing premature old
Females may be Aboring with any dHcniy o. ns "
may rest assured Of immediate relief. = ,w;,l
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
Zee enclosed dreeted Dr. A King, No. . DeAdera
Nashville Tenn viii have the neceassry medieinS se s
address, necessary directions. Strict secrecy oD
hours from 9o'cock In the morning until IN tne
.vgQI dEul
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>
EENIS Bank has this daV declared Dividend Of fhirysesen
dollars and three quarters share out Of ne sarns o.
undivided profits Ct the payable 70 those Wno rec eH
dividends Nashville follows viz Ten Fer cent and al e
tionai parts Of share of 100 "a ssh rom and sr Ls eas
and the lance ehe 10 cash stock par At the option
Of the Bank after sep,emosr y. io9g - -
By order Of the Board. y. hisA'AHN7 S~sAief-
iuly1-lm
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COnarInershin Nniice.

COpaTtnPr>hip NOiice.
NER ROBERT FILE rCHER has becoue partner in bu
IVA sness he having bought of MIR F.
FIEsNe r. G. McNAIRY q co.
In retiring from business with the hope Of improving my
health solicit continuance Of tie patronage OF friends to
nv successors T. FLEMING.
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With Life and Illustrative Tales By WTLLIAA GRAY ESq,
Of Msgdaen COLLEGE and the Inner Temple Elegantly printed
on Tinted paper, Vol-SyO.
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OF he daintie ROcers of tcit and GT1"GABREI HARVEY.
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NOTICE.
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anT SALARY FOR ALL WHO sen ID
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.S1 Smell Tool Works. Sprng field, VT The old pioneer
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-.cficaI Stencil Tools made patented by fUL
nd ld for Su including stock enough TO retail Tor $780,
b avitv this amount may be realized by any one IN two
t,e an, where The tools will be exchanged and new
- .,v time within ~ years used with proTer
~ CKRrIFIcAIE FROM ny RE1ERENcEs.
W.. the unde signed being residents OF sprngneed' W.
hsr certify that we scquanted with fuLAh' VINO rs
49, IN tbs manu- acture II Stencil Tools, and We oonsiorr
f,,y ysnonsibe for the honorable fuhlment OF all nix
and Tor An sums money sent him for hs Tools
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aso NJ Porter TTea urvr Of Springfield Savings Bank
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samuel W. Porter, Clerk OF Real Bstste Records
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,. Life Of Sir Philip Sidney.
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NUMBER 81
OuIsyflle and EashViTIe
d
RAIEHOKD.

TE7Wo through Express Pssssngs Trans be.wus Nsshvis
and Louisville. making eonneetons louisville for
New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia BALTIMORE Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Fas Cleveland Cnc1ua Louis sd he
far west.
On and after SUNDAY, July sh, sSO trains will run As
follows:
Nrst train leaves Nashville a. 500 N daily Stopping at Cal
latin Bowling Green. GLASGOW Juncton ElEahstoWn, ard All
reEur stations When ssnasa ~ ang, and arrive at LOais
vile at l:40 n.
Returning, leaves Louisville AZ $40 M stopping above
AID arriving In Nashville ct 2: IS u.
Second train, Express, leaves Nashville at $50 n,
daily, Sundays exsep stopping as first rn and arriving
In Louisville ct 800 A. NJ Rsturng, leaves Louisville st
62O p M stopping above AID arriving in Nashville At 3os
p NJ.
Gaatin Accomodation TTais leaves Nashville daily CSun
DAYS excepted at $50 p NJ and arrvngi GsStn Al N.
at 900 A. n. - r
n VTcugh tickets the Depot for all points North,
East and West, with many different routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, supt-
Al FIxtD. Gsnrl. Ticket Ag'L iuiy1i-lm
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july IU-dtds
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PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, July 9d, ls6n.i
NNURsUANT to notice regularly gisen according 70 te
gions Of the charter OF tins Bank general meeng % ~
ochraers this day At their Banking House IN
VILE for the purpose taking into consideration me
acceptance OF charter banking privileges gaueo 70 e
by az act Of General Assembly Of Tenn ssee pss 4n
1861 ana for doing other husess as night he Necessary
and proper resolved that book he Speheo
at Banking Hoase Nashville for the sasefpo o I nc
kept open for that purpose until the first day Of Octo6 o6
&C aud that stock subscribed snail he paid IN in az e
time Of SUBSCRIPTION lnaccOance with the resolution the book
tsnsS orsr Se D. WEAVER,
ana I'm Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-04

NOW offer for sale my Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city tt s vel
aered highly improved desirable place containing
to hundred acres about half cultivation. the balance wood
land. ALBAANDEk ALLtsVH.