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The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

WHAT IIEENAN u GONE TO DO-NEWS FOR
THE AMATEUR BHUiSERS.-fhr Brnicia Boy, il
is stated, has arranged TO give a few sparring *
hibiiions in the citics Of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston perhaps in Baltimore and Washington
and possibly in New Orleans. In these exhibi-
tions the first Of which will bc given in this city
ON Monday evening next, iiecnan viii be assisted
by Jack Macdonald. IIccnn made considerable
money while abroad, but "sprnt it," as he says,
like major" An told, his earnings il England
four spariug exhibitions given down in four towns
in Ireland, hr received the portly sum Of $500
but its all gone-"gdrd smoothly away Ike
the closing hours of a good mans life, and now
he wan, more Th- Daily News says it l. NJ
Hccnans intention that these exhibitions shall
BE- diycstct of the rouchncsS ,not has hitherto
attached to ,uc..i SHOWS; and, TO accomplish that
object they will b. presented in connection with
othrr entertainments that may he witnessed by
the fair SEX and by those nicely got up pcopl,
who don't lik, TO have disacrccahe things "com,
brtw.St thr wind and th"r nobility"
1t as asserted, on apparently good authority
that lI,um aui Macdonald, during their spar
mug tour, viii be thr employees of an cntcrprisine
Snowman, Ilccua signed a contract on Monday
the story goes, agreeing to give these sparring
exhibitions whenever required. the consideration
on his part being $4,000. n. Y. Express, july
p.
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THE YLyAYIA-COURAGEoUs LADY
4 portion Of the huh and engine Of the steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, of the Union Steamship Line,
which was burned on the night Of the 29th, sunk
in four fathoms near the spot at which she TOOK
fire. The top Of the smoke pipe can only ba s.rH
above the water A few boxes Of calioo.s aud
hose, several kegs Of lager beer, and box cf book
covers or backs for binder or publisher in
Richmond, Aoatel off from the burning steamer
and were picked up by small schooner, and they
were carried to Norfolk on Saturday
During the coufagration, wilr Capt. Tai was
over the side Of the ship, working in the water io
construct raft, and bis officers were similarly
gagged, Mrs McCleary was on the deck Of tn"
turning ship, working with all the bravery Of
! a heroine, She, among all the r'si, was thc cool
est and calmcst, and her calm and colect'd d man
ncr inspired all around her She gath'rrd up chai.'
doors, spars, matches, or any floating material tiai
| sl. could find, and threw .hem over the siar o.
the snip to Captain Teal aud his officers, and OF
one occasion, when the lash.ngs that tho Captain
was using had given out, she rushed into the bum
| .n-- cabin. the flames from which we-c mady fts
truinc on to everything around, ard making hci
way to the Captains room, burst ir the door
gathered up several lead lines, rushed again upoi
deck, and in that awful, that trying hour, whcl
death in It's worst, most horrible and terrible form
stared her in the face, she cody and deliberate.
picllcd up an axe, that had been used to rcmov
some of the doors, &c, and chopped the hcay.
leads from the lines, before throwing them over T.
the Captain, knowing, and what is most remarka
bic, thinking Of It at that moment, that if the CAY
tain di1 no, catch item thy would instantly ,in
beyond his reach
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Double EIOPEMENr.-The Bergen County
Journal says, tie town is excited over a double
elopcment case which occurred in that village on
"Wednesday Two gentlemen from New York
after being in town few days, eloped with a
married lady and her unmarried sister. The mar
-i,d lady left ch.ll with ne;ehbcr, and wen
away without membranes. No clue has been
ob.a.ucd tU tLc iu-itivcs
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CoNuoDoRE STEwtRr.-0u Saturday last
this gallant veteran md true patriot entered upon
his ciylty-tlird year. lie la, been in the service
Of his country for period "t >iNty-thirc years,
and participated IT. forty aci"nS. The capture Of
the C..l.rur and l,v;ut. Nl,ir commanding the
Constitution, Erb.2Gt.,, i-i5, forms thr uob ST;
maritime tatur Of oui history, as il is the grand
rst public act Of his VII spent life. We ar' glad
10 lcarn that the veucratcd hero is in excellent
health, and vigorous enough to supcrintcnd tn
immediate management of his farm near Borden
town, y. }. lie labors daily until the cars start
for the city whcrn lac discharges the duties OF
Comnardmt Of the Navy Yard. We can but
hope that he may long live to watch the growth
and prosperity Of the country TO which he has
dedicated his life, and in thcperpctuation of which
h, feels the kccncSt Soiritudc
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ALMOST \ SCiCiDr.-A yory intcllig,
amiab'c young man, printer by profcs,
tempted 10 put au end To his existence o.
lay cy ming, Is taking a quantity Of Ian
l. is seldom that the disciples of Faust cy
20 anticipate the period Of their exit iron
nary affairs. unr would BE- have done 50, y
ume, but for tn fact that a fair young 4
lass hal been trying tn potency Of hex
and III = giving another Illustration e ne
- of the sax. Nevertheless, rgiaid. j.
remedy tor spch An alIn.nt. a. last a
ou a.-r'.i" j"un" Iaau Was much bctt
so'a hc viii 70. ON, among his 81 uds, an.
A heartily - any OK oycr Li5 singUl
.Ae1PA.s La!
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A NOLCANO IN POLk COUNTY, WIS-Onc oi
the strangest phenomena in nature has recently
developed itself near the Horse Lake, Polk coun-
ty, WISCONSIN. Strange to say, the fire can only
be seen in the day time, the earth in the evening
bearing close resemblance 10 phosphorus. The
air smells as if impreguatel with sulphur. Thr
most remarkable feature in the case is the fact
that all Teollen articles in houses located near
by take FIRE, although there is nothing visible 70
ignite them. our rraders viii yr9y Hk"ly ihinl,
this a hoay but we have the words Of several
citizens OF Polk county iJr authority Caieqgo
| JUarDat
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HUMPHREY MARSHALL.-Of our knowledge
we can say that Col. Marshall ,ndcavorcd to con-
vince members Of the Union Convention which
met at Baltimore that they ought to nominate
Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency, and ignore snch
Union men as NJ, Bell and Gen. IIouston-soy-
ing the while not one worlfvorn ofMr. Brccl-
irrdgc. Sine our Democratic friends have won
this elephant at a rattle, We are willing that they
should rjoice-but we bee Of them not to say
again that iheg won lin from Mr.. Bell-ArtoH-
SaS SiafC G0-cTc,
The editor ofthe the Gaz'ttc, Capt Danley, was
at Baltimore, As a member of the Convention, OF
the occasion here referred to. When ne makes
any statement Of, "of his own knowledge" as in
this nstaucr, we az unhcsiia;ingly believe it Il
be- true, As if We saw or heard it ourself; foi
H;ulcy i; one Of those us n, Of whom it can b.
said, without IL" chance Of being mistaken, a
Gen. jackson said Of hi, connnissaTy -Mastcr-Grn
era in one of his Indian wars--'GEOECE CIB>0s
Hcrcr les. ."-Memphis Inquirer.
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"RENFREw. The Boston Traveller has the
following historical and pathological remarks upon
this word, apropos Of the Prince Of Wales visit,
and the title by which he will BE- known upon
this republican soil;
lie viii travel in the United States as Baron
Rcnrrrw, which is one Of his Scotch titles. The
house of Stewart came from fltc parish of Rem
frcw and held lands there in the middle of the
l2th century; and the town Of Itcnfrew, the chief
place in E,uir,wsh.rc, was made q royal burgh in
1896, 0y Rob Il III, second Of the Stuart Kings,
Eight years later, the sam" monarch granted to
his son and heir the chief. .patrimomy of his family
called the Barony Renfrew, and from that time
the eldest son Of The King of Scotland, besides
Other titles, bore that Of Baron Rcnfrew When
the Stuarts succeeded to the English throne in
the person of James VI Of Scotland, the title was
borne by his son iIrnry, who then became Prince
of Wales and il has ever since been borne by the
hcir apparent to the British crowns, or crown.
When their is 10 hcir-appmcnt, the titlr il mcg-
ed in thc crown, ~ was the case in the regns OF
George " aud William ". RcnlItw,lrc is q
small county but it ranks high for manufacturing
industry and commercial enterprise. Rcufrcw is
ELya, point of land, and Frc.c, or Frdr, a How
of water; aud III" two stands on a poiu, of land
h,twccn the Cart and The Clyde. Ia Old times
the name was wt'trn Bfra1, ,hooe aud B"Sa.f f"se,
and thc common pronunciation Of tn wold is
now, We b'lieyr, iroShron.
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4 cLERGYNts had just united in marriage n
couple whose Christian names were respectively
B-nisnin and Ann. How lid they appear du-
ring ,bn ceremony ," inquired friend. 'Ih'y
appeared both an.Mated am 5ca.fsed, was ;Ae
..Aly .-,lv.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

l. H,NNInLE. IlAMILN MULArTo I've
have observed for some tiuc going the rounds Of
the press, the story that Mr.. IIamlin, on the Re
publican ticket for Vice President, is a. mulatto
Hc.-m,ling i; as simply q coarse specimen Of fun,
wc raid no attention 10 it; but nov ihesiatcment
comes from a source SO r"spcc,al as to at least
justify n,Jicc.
Iha Charleston Mercury, oditcd by Mr. Il.
EalnwcN ELri,, who served in the Senate with
Nj ilamliu say. distinctly, Of his own know
l.d,,c that l.amlin actually has negro blood in
his veins We still j, gard tho story az very
cgious mistake IN some way, yet Mr. Ithctts can
dor and rcsp"ctability are unqurtoned; and the
pafcrtagr Of Mr.. lIamlip ray be ercgrdcd by thc
people as It matter vo.thy Of interesting arch
-hdiapa Stofc ScHtHt
We are not aware that Mr. lhc:t Is the editor
or ,hp Clrrlosion Mercury, nor, from any other
source than the above, whether he has expressed
.uch an opinion # IIamahlc Ilanllin, although
We know that b. served with him in the senate
and had gool opo.iuu.cs to become well ac-
aaaiuieI with him. Ept tlat the opinion, 10
matter ly whom c,prct"'d, is well founded, we
drno' ,ut rtain a doubt. from similar opportu-
r.i-cs Of acquantac,, We have never doubted that
llamm Ial lero ll,od in lin. AS our
readers may rccocct, or can easily verify by ref
cI,ncc f. our paper Of ;hc I9th OF May, tEr day
after the Chicago nomination, we Expressed the
same opinion in N" following terms:
"Of all men we have ever known, and we know
linn well, we think IIannible IIamlin the most
appropriate nominee upon Black Republican
t.a,t: for. in ~ The cudowmcnts of mind, man.
ncrs, form, FEATURES complexion, woody head and
all, h comes nearer negro than amy one we have
cy,r seen, who claimed TO be white mah.-
H,~phiS E9qRircr.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

FIRST AND BEST INrREssIoY That abb
honest and irrr-spol,rn journal, the Charleston
Nc,cuyy. Speaking # the character aud function
q. the Charleston Convention, or ra'lc Comru
'ior~, iitr sct> ami doing', fticntly a'.j fs'Hh
" l,m e. KS as follows:
G,utlymcn from several Northern States pc:
ticpat,d in the action Of h" (SeccdIs) Couy,n
ton, bat There was not on, we appn.h'nd, whc
went there duly accredited by the people at home
II remains to b. seen whether or not the popular
sentiment al thc North will rcdccm tie hcGcf fron
The secfioaL character WHh rhich IL is nsLcT,d n
The country Unsupported in the North, iii ohlg
to do harm by dividing the anti-RcpubIicaI
strength, and Thereby rendering certain the 'lrc.
ton OF Lincoln f. cannot be elected even shuuld
it carry every Southern STATE, which is not TO b,
prcsumcd; for wlHcatlir Democratic vote viii be
divided witl Douglas, the Wings have a ticket in
the field fully equal to il in lis devotion 10 tn,
constitutional rights of the South and immcas
urably its superior in point Of ability, statcsman
ship, experience anA public service.
Speaking in this slmc article of Mcsscr, Brcck
niidg and Lane, as the nominees Of the Seeding
Democracy at Baltimore the same journal hcid
the following langnagri
The scccdcrs ticket is respectable in point OF
ability, and has the additional merit 50 Far As our
present recollection Of tn" past course of the nom
n.rs serves us, as being entirely safe for the
South Had it been nominated at Charleston We
should have been much inclined to advise the vo
tcrs of the South, of all parties, to make com
mon cause of its success in stiaight-out fight
with the Republicans. comes 10 as HOn hoHgh
IN rery di6erent aspect II is The tickd IF a
mere Jaction that has spit of from the Democratic
party, c"d, 50 far as appears from The rccord, is
,ri,hom The prestige and credit Of nationality.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

II was Impossible to look on th" muliitudinous
gathering without being impressed with the fact
that the heart of this great commercial emporium
is true to those words Of noble and rational sgnii-
cancc: "1hc tnioa, he Constitution and The en-
tcrccmcHi eC hc LarS.' No sectional or double
faced platform can De- recognized as properly rep
rrsonting public opinion ia a great confederation
OF the States, which, though distinct as. the. bill
lows, are one as the sea-" and any party which
allc,nps TO stand Oh platform that is not truly
national in It's character must meet with the
h.alty confirmation Of Ill true lovers of their
cotutry.--N r. mirror
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13
The Parties Moving.

All the political enthusiasm of the city is now
fairly astr. The Douglasiics after one failure
got up very respectable meeting in point OF
Of numbers, and have since shown Themselves to
be- thoroughly organized. The BrccEmudgc
wing Of the Democracy, after calling one meeting
which proved failure, seems inclined 20 let the
causc in the city 60 by default, basing its hopes
Of success altogether on the country parishes.
And here we have but one other party--tlc Union
Paty--which has taken B,ll and Everett as
is standard bearers. This party gave an exhibit
ton of It's strength at the great ratification meet
ing which tool, pt,bc On Canal street in front OF
thr statue Of IlENEy CLAY on "Wednesday eve
ming. Some Of ia" political scribrs of the city
have nicknamcd it the cold Mems Party" but
the meeting ON Wednesday evening proved to be
anything but M "od fogy" affair. On the plat
form and around il were represented the wealth,
tie stamina the s"bricty, The intelligence and the
youth Of the city. We were surprised at the en-
ihusiaa,c ou,-pouring and commingng OF all
classes, and at their firm, hopeful, conscientious
bearing. Standing in front OF the grant" pedrs-
tai from which The glorious orator e! thc Union,
though dead, yet sp'a,', each seemed with the
Scottish warrior 10 cXclaim:
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The Southern OppositiOn---sts
strength i'm The Coming Cam
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r,pu..e.. ~ J.. .,, p,,,,s L,u,,. W.. .bouII i;l,.
to know ON what data our Wall street cotcmpora-
| ~ bases his c,lrulati,rs
In yifoiria. II, n,.. last clc.ti,r fur Govcror
the number stood for tI,. d.mocrats. 73I2l; for
the opposition, 7l.5r3 Divide the Democracy
between BrrcEfuri1cc and D,uclas. uo matter
how uncmany, and ,hrr. is an easy victory for
Bell.
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will fail faf short Of t. coo
In Louisiana the vote was u. .I3J fo. the dem
ocrats and -, 81 for th. opposition. But th"
half Of $4,000 j. jess than L. 600; and taking into
consideration th. vi.or with which Suuir and III,
] Gi.uls WI prosecute. tr. c.,.,.li..i. it sa.,,,
! than l.url j., Duuolr. viii TT fpIu ga, e. tvs 1--WE.
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Extra Family Flour.

scI4t raf ate4 a
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Baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

s.- Passengers should bear in mind that the
is the OLD and FAyOklTE ROUTE
Connections are made promDtly, the Roads are
thoroughly BALLASTED,, and all modern Improve
ments adOpted-ins suring SPEED COMFORT and SAf ETY.
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DISSOLUTION.

rTlHE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned, under the style of Fowler and
KIrkpatrck, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
w. Fowler retiring The business will IN
future be conducted by :. kirkpatrick, who alone is
authorized 10 settle the business of the old firm.
apr30 s. KIRKPATRICK.
TLsTIE undersigned having retired from the firm of
Fowler x Kirkpatrick having sold out nis en-
tire interest therein to S. Kirkpatrick, respectfully
tenders his thanNs the customers of the firm for
their patronage aud sC,icts continuation OF said
patronage TO his succe
apr30-3m A. W. FOWLER
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An Invoice Of MeerSehaum Pipes.

TTST received a fine assortment of Fancy and
j Plain Meerschaum Pipes, with Amber, Jesmine,
and China Stems, which will be coll cheap at pri-
va.e sale by BENZ. F. SHIELDS - Co.,
iuue15-tf Central Auction Rooms.
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AUCTION SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
Hnenf.saaL t-l.-l.. !

-se.F - ment.3 ag7
nEyJ F. SHIELDS CO., will proceed TO sell at
y the Store, No. Is Public Square, next door to W.
SHOW C. D. c., commencing on Thursday morning,
July bth at 10 O'Clock, the entire contents OF the
store No Is Public Square with counters Shelving,
oil Cloths and Fixtures The stock consists OF En-
broideries, Iaces, Ribbons, large stock Of silk
Trimmings, Ladies' and Children IS furnishing Goods,
with a never ending variety not To be ena mera-
ted, Ladies invited, and also dealers, who will
tind n to their interest," 70 attend. The Store IL for
Rent. BENZ. r SHIELDS W
tune25-td = II t.f1s sH sfE ..r "a
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

JUST received, and for sale at low figure 500
- bushels superior Hungarian Grass Seed lns
seed mas Den selected with great care, and wac Yas
cd In the Northern portion of Missouri-s free from
dirt aud all impurities. rsf -, za
aprH-u s.u MIZELL, HOOPER Il CO.
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Canary Cages (!

lust received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cagesot
q all styles, colors and prices, some as handsom
as ever brought to this market. For sale low oy
feha-tr ]. w. WILSON.
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A Desira BILE Dyyelling for Rent

nNE OF the most desirable residences in the oily
" exposed for rent for the balance Of the year
II Is within Eve minutes walk Of the Square, quite
.etred, and contains seven good rooms, with plen-
ty Of out rooms good two story brick stable, car
rage house, &C. Enquire OF
ions27-lu E. r. GLAsCOcK b CO.
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M;sfellaueoas.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.

ENTISHING to make other Investments, eP-o
w pOseto seliall our RealEstatein Davidsonco-i
asfollows:
That Suburban Residence,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within IA mile
the city and opposite the residence ofthe late Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
manding site il the vicinity of Nash Vile, and is
most tdesirablecountry residence The house will be
sold with IL or l5acres ofland epurchaser may
chooss. .-L1y -s E- .-F
That Valuable Farm.
known sthe Sims Tract Situated on the smith Turn
pike fold Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
VILE containing acres. The soils good lit is well
watered and tmbered and can be divided into small
oftwenty acres and upwards, al of which are
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy farms. Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road now occupied by T. c. MeCampben, |,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about $50 acres. This place is so we'll known as to
need no further description 1t wilalso be divided
to suit purchasers TIC. AcCampbellw llshowthese
places any who will call.
Allthe aboveproperty will be sold on reasonable
terms and on a creditOf one two three and four
years
ApplytoA. S Lindsey Nashville or to either
oftheu undersigsed.
THoS. C McCAMPBELL,
Six milesf rom Nashville.
). A MCCAMPBELl4,
april Nashville.
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Something for the Hard Times.

TUST received, by express, two hundred Louisi.
c ana Attakapls pair of Pants-goOGs that
never known To wear Out-It S3 Cash.
JAMES DAVIS,
june23-2w Public Square.
Banner and Union and American copy Que week
and charge this Office
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EX T Il A
For the Consideration of Sensible People
IyIDDLING aboutis not the practice ofDr. AEsECK.
Il He understands the disease at once and cures
He hates long tamperng around and long running
bills sticks TO honorable practice to respecta-
BILE fees and to cash payments. Cases given up by
other Ph ysicians often cured by Dr. MEsECK
Office on COllegestreet. corner of Line.
juiyS-tT
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Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags. Flags!! FIags!!!

NOTHING adds so much to the appearance of a
In Procession of Sunday School Child ven Flag
inthe hand OF every little boy and gir.. LUCK is
now prepared to furnish them in any quantity at %
may1-t
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WANT TO HIRE.

HoR the balance of the year, a servant to do the
II cooking and washing for small family Ap-
ply a: this Office.
apr24-n. 81 - iss Gtfra =
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

A MCCLURE has for sale SO zx--1 -
y Piano Fortes from celebrated sssl=7zsls s55la
makers ,Steinway Sons, A. II. Gale r n R nU
Co., Hazelton Bros. Peters, Cragg - v
& Co. and others, cOnsistngof OF and ~ and rs
0ctaves, and ranging in price from S1o0to $500, all
warrented in every respect. Persons purchasing
from him will NOT pay from SIS to SIS more than il
they gave an order to PEDLAR for n instrument
that they neither hear until It's put up in
their parlor. When tits sometimes very hard TO ind
an Instrumentthat pleasesin every particular wnen
you have dozen more to select from is t at all
likely you would be pleased in buying by order
Also store the largest Stock of Sheet Music Books
and small Music Instruments offered n the
Market, and viii be sold lower than by any
other houseinthe City. CCmeto SO Union streetand
be convinced. J.A. MCCLURE.
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