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aR~ PLAIN sTATRmEars OF FAors.-

ar PLAIN STATREENTs or FAoTs.--
Dr.. HAMPTON row aged 80 years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you Bck2 Beware of imitationsl ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
countsrfeting.
A medicine must have merit and great merit, too.
stand the tesfsf public opinion. No AIT of putting
galvanize worthless article, to keep it up
ss good medicine. If it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popular and ex.
The people readily nd out its virtues and the fame
of them passes frcm mouth to mouth with more ra
piaity than newspapers can spread it, living wit
ness testifying to the cure a medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adSer
Using.
In proof of what say above We refer you to
Halnptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MR. WIN. HIGH, no. 49, SO tn Pnca street, Batti
more, cured Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Baltimore, most dreadful case OF Scrotuia of years
stan hing lost number Of pieces Of bone restored T.
Miss MARY sooPIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
street-her ease after yeare OF suffering has aston
ish ed her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
Mr. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House, suf
fered from thtae complaints for Is months, with bcdy
and mind severely affected He was cured by Hapr
tons egetabe Tincture, after other things failed.
COUCH. C0NSuMPT' y. &c.
Mr. Henry Z: Wtan had ncough Tor Fears-greai
weakness &C. had In aii6ve or six physicians: tri&
ALT he reInedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTOE'S TEGkrABLE fTNCTURE
EDelicate Ladies and Children Will please sfv'
II sc,d S 6y PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; b;
pr sy aoRTfSER MoWBRHY WI Ba
moro and By Druggists and shopkecPers overywhere
ay~9l per bottle: six bottles for 81. --dAc
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HnLD TO BAIL. NJ Hoflich and his
wife were held TO bail 10 Keep the peace. on the
complaint OF fIsaAc @. Hofieh, who. charged than
with abusing him.
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rsa- Woxru RE.pINa.-Why is it that

80 many suffer an repiue and drag out miserable
existence uutitted for the enjoyments and even or
diuarv pursuits of e when relief may be obtained,
aud health aud yigor restored, by a treatment at
once convenient and safe we'll rs permanent in its
CT argcterf
TO those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tmatng in loss Of appetite, viyor &c, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufeFers in canNr and sincerity, pleasant,
venent and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strctions or hndranco from ordinary business pur-
suits.
All diseases of a private uatnre, from &hatsoever
ause either recent chronic stri:tures an irrita-
BILE bladder, &c; also, Scroiula, Asthma, kheuma-
tsm, Plies, &C.. skilluy and successfully treated.
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily. at his rOvms.
over l62sa Main street above llth and opposite the
American HOTEL No 81. Sd floor. Entrance on Main.
Attn door above Iith street
From this date until the lst of June. Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays of each week. but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening he may be consulted from
10 u to NJ aud 10 P NJ. ap 29-3m
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sssa A PosIrrvE CuRE FOB CANCER

Ek75 IT UbfTIFE VUnb TUE VHN0N3t
WTto1d the use If Cdasttc or KNIFE endorsed and fe-
0aligsd bvespeeid enactment Qf The State Legislature
0f H1TyfGni with good report from hve phyel.
clans Of the aouse of Delegates whow appointed
10 examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all ex,
ternal Cancers, where vital parts have not become
involved before the applicat made and the gen
eral health of the patient is still good.
The above is all that is deemed necessary TO say,
as the great efficacy Of this remedy now pretty ex
tensiveIy known.
the snbiect OF Cancer will be sent 70 all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who viii inciose stamp
' ddrasa JOHN GATHERS,
Ofice No I02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md.
IN O.
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A Grx Housr AND OSE HUNDRED BALES OF Cor
-oa Rnnsrp.-Ou the 18th. the gin house OF Mr..
David Chambliss. who resides about two miles from
Augusta aGa., was destroyed BY fire, There we're one
hundred bales Of cotton in the hoare at the time,
all of which were totally consumed
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uYDRANTs, HYDRANTS. HY.

II DRANTs-Tho subscribers being authorized
v alteration in the city ordinance 70 put up and re-
.firHvDRANTS. and all other kinis VI work con
nected With the city water beyond the limits OF tns
stress and having large suppy Of the best I !.
DRANfs, COCKS. &C., now In use In the CITY, on
hand they are prepared to put them up In the most
substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
q Il A BAHGAMIN, in.
ir 4-~2m corner 10th and Main sts.
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pathist offers bis professional services 70 the iti-
z@ns OF Richmond and It's vicinity. Once ct his re.
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ia IDLY
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Mr.. VIM. Reed, OF the FIRM Of Lac c,sfc REED
was accidrn ally kiiled In Charleston cn ths liza
inst, BY the :aA Of scencld
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ssy- REMOVAL. DIR. LITTLE has remov-
ed his office to corner of dan and llth streets, one
door below American Hotel. Je5-lm*
e@rDR. THos. JOHNSON has taken an
office on Main street, the grocery store Of viii
son j. Rosher, opposite the Old Market, where his
friends can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
All Surgical Operations performed
Be Entrance, next door to Mr. . A StreCker
4-lmN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22

GEORGE PgAnopY IosxR NJ THE MrssIssIrPi
Floors. The Cairo, (ni.l City Property COMPANY.
which suffered severely by the late flood, is repre-.
% uted by stock to the amrupt of $f000OO a
xltch George Peabody owns 100000, baviDg pur-
chased the Same during his visit to this country
last year.
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M0RRIsoN's REAPRR.-Th0se of our
readers who never had an opportunity of seeing
of these superb laborsa machines in ope r.
alton, may crafty their curiosity by visiting the
farm of Messrs. Haxail, near Hollywood CeIete-
ry, in the course of to-day The ride is but short
one, and the working of the Reaper so novel and
yet so perfect that can see it rithout being
highly gTatified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22

AoourrTn OF HARvEy.-The trial OF Harvey. for
the murder Of Stone, whom he charged with having
,educed his daughter, has been brought to a close
in New Orleans and verdict Of acquittal rendered
rhe case has excited much interest.
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N@s- WALTER HARRISON,
C0UNSELLORA AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO. 81 LIBERTY ST., NEW YoR r
Continues to practice in AL the Courts held IN tn
city Of New York Is also COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STA ArE OF VIRGINIA and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &C. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REPRRS TO
Messrs. 0elrichs Co, New York
Henry Ludlam, 'e" A
0elrichs & human, Raltimora
Ludlam Watson, Richmond Va.
NJ 0ffics No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
le Gins
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RETuRHIsG TO THE COMMONWEALTH -
James Dungy and William Cole, free negroes,
charged with having visited . free state and re-
tnroed In violation of Law. were before the
Mayor yesterday, but owing 70 the absence OF
witnesses, th-ir examinations were continued.
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sss- MEp1cAL ADyIog GRArIs.-Tl

H~ MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs.-The
unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
for some time past is naturally productive of many
OF those iniiammatory ailmj jnts which stliict
kind. Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with 'HRNEYs STIMULATING LISIMESf,"
and obtain the relief which it invariably affords
nJudtciously applied The proprietor psrtiau-
iarv Iecommends this preparation to those who are
suffering from PAINS IN THE BACK, and AFFECTIONS
OF THB Liver.
H7a. For sale by MeaGe 4 Baker, JnO W. GarlicS,
GrubDs < Apperson, b, l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL d LADD,
my 3l-lme Wholesale Agents
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f6s- IF THERE EVER WAS TIME when
BsKgR's PREMIUM BIrFERs were required. it is the
present season. when young and old are using all
Kinds Of vegetable. regardless of the consequences
These BitteIs should lie used daily to keep III sud
den attacks of disease of the stomach; but should
fera Morbus or any other disorder OF the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely and we will guarantee perfect cure.
These Bitters can be had of all Druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nM- BArHs. BATns, BArus Hot
@ S"Ia ana shower Baths can be had daily AZ All
souas Al tae American Hair Cutting, shavinr AM
Entrance on lith street u"e'i'-
Single Baths Is cents or tiohot. Co.. q, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22

The cars on the Florida Railro. I'd are running
from Pernandina to Gaines viile-a distance Of some
seven y-hve or eighty miles
Governor Hsrr Of eeri .ss 1890 =
- OF stats, aud dsfsalter 70 the amount 81 w,
go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22

The hNiGHrs TEhPLAR OF this city, fif-
ty strong, left here yesterday morning, BY the
richmond and fredericksburg cars, on . pilgrim
age to Boston Composed ss they are OF many Of
our most worthy and estimsble citizens We sin-
eereiy hope that the trip will prove more than
pleasant and agreeable 20 all who have taken IT,
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Rock BATrLE.-Robert, slave to Tur-
pin Ysrborough, was convicted before the
Mayor yesterday OF lighting rock battle on Sun
day last, and sentenced to q striped dress. Bot
gave the of several Of his company in battle
who are to be called up hereafter and dosec In tbs
same way.
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49, ososaa d. STEEL, Dentist. Office
And rcsidence No. 2si, hain between stf and sth
ueets. Richmond vs.. nv S,
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liz FAME-Ma,ia Hix appeared before

ILL FAME,-Matia Hix appeared before
the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of keep
ing house of Ill Game, and being person of evil
name and reputation. married lady swofo that
Maria had taken her husband from her, and that
she kept bad house, but his Honor did not thnk
the evidence OF such nature rs 90 warrant him IN
binding Maria for her good behavior, and she Was
thereupon discharged.
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E0R SALE, PRIVATELY-Two CAR
Z ETs Of ysry sood quality n AdgRllE|ri2osw,
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H6y~ HoBsoS's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMPooIso SALOON, under the American He-
ei-entrauee on llth syeet
NB-Hot Cold and Shower BATHs can be had at
all hours Single Bath 23 cents or tickets for one
dollar. le &
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VIoLEsT.-A negro fellow called Simon,
slave to Y. Mayo. became very abusive to two
white men last Sunday, while he Vas excited from
strong drink. for which the Mayor ordered him q
public lecchinz at his owners expense.
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FIgHTIsa.--Philip Dufey and Will
liam Cline arrested for fighting 10 the street last
Saturday night, were before the Mayor yesterday.
The fact that Cline is man Of bad character threw
the blame Of the row upon him aud be was held To
bail fer his good behavior, but Dufey was dis
charged.
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RE- SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WAT

EEN SARkTOUA LMPIkk SPKINu WATEK
At Messrs PUgcrLL LApp Cos, No 1872 Main street,
Ri.hmond. Va, by the gross simple box Also for
sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the city For
ansly sis directions for use and certificates Of emf
nent physicians. circular which can be obtained
at the Dug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors, @. W.
WESTON 4 Co, Saratoga Springs, or at their De-
pot C3 Barclay street, Ncw'York. ap l6-3m
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g. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE FOR

- notwithstanding to discontinue housekeep
ing. I offer for rent my resi- iience in Manchester
Containing fl se comfortable aud good sized rooms
four Of them with fire places besides two basement
rooms. used at present q kitchen and servants
room
The houseis nearly new and very convenient In
the most healthy part Of the town, and Que OF
the best Fprinys in this region, and commands
view OF Richmond from one end TO the other
Iwond like TO sell also the most of my Hoase-
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
To good tenant the rent will be accommodating
Possession given immediately.
Amply al this Office. my l0-ts
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f@~ WATER COOLERS We have on
hand " our own manuiaeture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Cali and sup
alNtas at
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DhIME CHtWlNa AND SauhIAG
L ToBAoCo.-- supplies of the above con
JuifsW, GARLICK.
tes' Apothsesry and Druggist Market P.sce.
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KEESEE 4 PARIS Pottery.
my Its Corner of 18th and Cary streets

E8- DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES, Fine BRAN.
pI M, Old NHIsKEYs aud CIGARS No. " Main
trost. 10
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ssa FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
RSA ed Brick Tensments on Cary street, between
f:h aid 8th. They we'll adapted for Grocery
stores or auv kind of retail business. They contain
rooms besides che store room. and we'll adapt
ed for the accommodation of families having all Ne
cessary conyenieHces- Possession given Immediate
IL 10 good teEants the rent will be moderate.--
Apply 20 IT, 4. RAGLAND CO.,
ia 2i--ts Lumber poalerg. Marshall street
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~ HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Es.a xiH sail. at great bargain, desirable To-
OF 3roasd nsar the old Distllery. and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF Il feet, and H
depth of I00 feet. 1t has twO-storied frame
Dwelling, aud is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot. Of the same dimensions, Will be
sold also, if desired. Apply to -
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Sss FOR Rem IA very desirable
E. dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
poush-e. one square above Grace street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten rooms, and has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; bas the
city water in the yard, aud is in one of the aos
sasant neigh hkorhOods in the city.
Ioa good tenant the rent will be low. Apply 10
ia 23-ts RAGLAGD 4 BRO.
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a. FOR RENT,-For the purpose II
81 moving into larger building on the Basin
Bank, We otsr the house al present occupied by US
for rent WM. T. STAPLES 4 CO.,
18th street next door TO
iR l-fa Shiaiis Il SOInarYilla.
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CA MOST BEAUTIFUL RESI- ENCE.
In ON TIL y SouTH-SIDE OF GRACE STREET
kDsulNlN0 THk CENTENARY CHURCH. ROR
SNLF,-At the request a Mrs Mary e. Fisher We
are authorized 10 sell the valuable residence located
IA above Row in her occupancy The lot fronts J4I
'snd runs b ,ck les feet to an ALLY The hon "a
IA . rooms, besides large stable aud ample ser,
IS aeon 'nodsiians and is new in the most per
feet order. having been thoroughly renovated Al.
tered and re1aire,sa few years ago
Persons dtsposed TO purchase are invited to exam.
ine ;ha property.
rgRns most liberal. Apply To
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CILK AND LINEN VESTS Addition
~ nj supplies Of really choice styles. received By
steamer Roanoke, at
jei9 KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.'S.
uORsE AND MULE SROEs-Now
Al landing and for sale 10y
oLAkKs0N, ANDERSON CO..
sa M Ine Mai 81
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ssa FOR SALE OR RENT,-Either
k&S cf those three convenient and desirable Resi-.
drnees at and near the corner OF Grece aud Eighth
gtr-ets, AMI row occupied by q. 2. X. James Z c.
Macon. and m! self. kor terms, time OF po,sesz on
sc, apply at my re idenca on Eighth near the
corner of TRACE or at my Ctfce in the Law Building
oIher valuable Lots and Residence for Sale and
BnasGs tor rent.
Je i6-im II r. MINOR
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|ATIoN
NGB OF
mpatioA
|ldsyseX-
leaving
r Break
Return
md resch
ngers at
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eoR RHNY AND aALR.

EN FOR RENT--A House and Lot at
sfsa the corner Of aud Marshall streets suitable
FOR small family. There 10 well OF superior wa.
ter on the premises. Appiyto
z. JOHNSTON, lis Main at
te AVIS Exfor of ! Mex
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
Minnesota IN Corgrtss.

Senator RICE, as was to he expected
from his antecedents, is vigiIantly at work
in the Senate, promoting the interests OF
Minnesota. He has introduced into the
Senate, two important bills to the people OF
the State one Of them is an act for the con-
structon Of q agon.road from Fort Aber-
esesab'e, on the Rcd River of the North,
to Seattle, on Puget's Sound, in the Terri
tory OF Washington, and the other bill to
authorize the establishment Of a Northern
Pacific mail route. However we may dill.
fer from Senator RICE, as to some of his
minor, but now obsolete political ats and
avowals, we cannot withhold, in justice, an
earnest admiration of his active and success.
fol labors topromote the interests Of Mime.
sofa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
N. ~ N. w. Il. II. Co.

Those initials are familiar, or ought to be-
to every four'year resident Of Minnesota.
In the proct edings Of the Supreme Court of
the United States on the 10th, we find the
following
"No. 100. Edmund Rice plaintiff, 60. the
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad Com
paDy. On the motion Of the defendants this
cause was set down for argument on Friday,
the 18th instant"
The point TO be decided in this case is the
validity of the law passed by Congress, in
1854, repeating previous law. granting
lands to Minnesota, Tor the construction OF a
railroad from Dubuque, via ST. Paul to Su.
perior This point has been in litigation
since 1854, We are glad that speedy
solution Of the question is promised.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

Both the Senate aud House. have occu.
pied considerable time during the present
session in discussing the following resolu
ton:
WHEREAS. The Clay tor. Bulwer Treaty con.
tans stipulations in direct hostility to the cher.
ished policy and future welfare Of the United
States and calculated TO operate adversely to
the independent action Of this Republic in the
line Of duty which 1t may become imperative 10
adopt in regulating and controlling the affairs
OF the Central American States; and that con
seqnently, the abrogation OF the said treaty is
demanded alike BY the honor and interest VI
the Union
fssoirsd, That the President be reques ed 10
communicate any correspondence with Great
Britain and Nicaragua, with respect 10 the ter.
mination or preservation of the said treaty.
In the House. an attempt Of the oppo.
nents of the resolution, to table il, was de.
feated, aud its reference to the Committee
Of the Whole, was secured by decided ma.
jori,y. The Senate, on the 10th, refused to
take up the resolution yeas %, nays %
Speeches in favor Of the abrogation of the
treaty, were made by Gen. SHIELDS, and
Senators CoLLAxsR and CLiSGxNS. Ma
son, of Virginia, opposed the proposition.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

BY the report OF the Congressional pro-
ceedings, it will be seen that in the forma-
ton of Senate Committees, Judge DOUGLAS
has been superseded as chairman Of the
Committee on Territories, and Hon. JAMES
s. GREEN, of Mo-. selected in his stead.
Judge ID. stands second on the Committee,
as it is now established The eastern press,
almost without exception, denounce the
change made, as a dsgraceiul exhibition of
petty malice The Chicago Times-good
authority--is OF opinion that the following
Senators constituted the seventeen individ.
uals, who, in caucus, voted to remove
DOUGLAS from the head of the Territorial
Committee Senators JONES Of Iowa,
FrcH, JESSE ID. BRIGur, JoHS SLIpEIL,
WRIGHT of New jersey, Mason Of Virginia,
CLAY Of Alabama, RICK of Minnesota, Al
LEN Of Rhode Island, WARD Of Texas, IvKR.
SON OF Georgia, BAYARD Of Delaware, Bio.
LER of Pennsylvania, Polk Of Missouri,
GwIE Of California, THOMPSON Of New Jer
sey, DAVIS Of Mississippi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
Thtv.ttng for More blood.

The Chicago aid, the organ OF the
national democrats Of Illinois, demands that
President Buchanan shall continue TO ply
the guillotine. A writer in the Chicago
Herald insists that ont Of |, $50 Pos,masters
in Illinois, at least 1900 have taken the
Douglas Chute agaius, the national Admin.
is.ra,ion He thus summarily di.poses Il
these rebels:
The cry OF removal of the federal officers
in Illinois, raised by the Douglas elan since
the election, should be heard al Washington
to their hearts content. The " war should
BE- carried into Africa. aud instead Of the
disappointment Of the Douglasies who have
been removed, every ooe OF the same stripe
should be Immediately guiIiotined. The
Post Office department in this State should
be purged OF suoa miscrean,s Their reten.
tion is not excused because OF Mr.. Douglas
possible reelection.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23
We'll Said.


The Washington STATES, now edited by
RooER A. PRroR, condemns the action Of
the Senate caucus in removing DouaLAs
from his position as Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Territories. The States objects
10 the movement, because OF its disastrous
effect upon the Democratic party. It re-
wives an extinct issue II inilamcs resent.
ments which were just beginning TO dsap-
pear under the influence OF more charitable
and considerable counsels. II imposes an
obstacle to the repair Of that schism which
wise men deplore in the interests Of the couu
try. II encourages Black Republcanism
with an assurance OF triumph over disor
gained Democracy. Upon the condition
of an exact uniformity OF opinion among in
dividuals, the unity OF the party is an impos
siblc contamination. II Mr.. DOUGLAS is to
be ostracised for his non conformity 10 res
pect of one article OF Democratic faith. some
bgots may demand that Mr. BucuASAs be
expelled because or bis protective tariff her.
esy. When once the policy Of intolerance
is inaugura,eJ, We may rs well despair Of
perpetuating the ascendepcy of the party"