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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
FRON NA9HINGTOY.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-The homestead bill which
passed the House to-day provides that any person who
is the head of family who has arrived at the age of
81 years and is a citizen of the United States, who
shall have fled his intention TO become SUCH shall be
titled to enter free OF 60 Of the public lands
upon which said person may have filed presumption
claim or which may at the time the application is made,
be subject 10 presumption 81 25 or less per acre. 50
acres at 3 per acre No certificate is TO be given
patent issued until the expiration Of five years from the
date of the entry and payment of so. The rights
secured by the actual settler issue to the heirs and de-
vsees The lands thus acquired in to become IL
able to the satisfaction of any debts contracted prior to
the issuing of the patent.
VIM. D. Shipman was to-day confirmed by the Senate
as Uuited States district judge for Connecticut in place
Of Judge Ineersoll, deceased.
The tariff bill, which Mr.. Morrill, endeavored to report
to-day under suspension Of the rules is the same as
that brought forward by him last year, with several mod
ifcatous only.
Mr. Hyatt, in accordance with order of the Senate,
has been lodged in jail
Major b B. French J. j. Coombs, L. A. Hall and
Lewis Cephane have been appointed by the Republican
Association of Washington delegates to the Chicago con-
yentiOn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

Jlstaa we anticipated Che Hunter men are seduoO''
,rlsayoriag TO trick che WISE men, IN the important
matter OF appointing -ee7'e' 20 '.' 0,.'.''
ZION. we "''oe' ..' wise 'l..' 'i'.'' ''''
adjournment OF ''' '-.-'''.', 9''. O'''' ''''
unless they NeP' 'o's.''. '-' s1l'P 'o'N0'' vac
Hunter men "0-' P''N l''H o.. ,'' u-''''.
ana thereby secure I''.' %. ''' -,A ''Ou ~
ias charleston TOT OoD' 'N'''l hunter A','''
we ''e-'l nave ll'P ',''' evidence % '" ''' '.''
inc IHe--7 OF WISE VINO '''s''-'' ''
'' o.. lae D'n',r,', ,'' 10 '' '''''1 out o' ''''.
5 ana grossly s"'-''- 'l Tue superior ','''' ana
'.'s o. '-, ''-'''' men .,....,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

TcI-- tlis caption the Fredericksburg Herald refers
10 1e fact that tae Democracy of We-.mo-llud held a
meeting las, court day and appointed delegates TO the
T-7.a4auo,s Convention which charged with the du-
-y OF selecting Delegates from t, district 20 the Charles
.la Convention.
f-e.-lal was thrown into Oh, councils of che char
-ra..s" Of We.u1-...rf Posi- some ONE Offering res0-
luton t... -'. Du1...eot ... county .sel.a the u,-
mos. confidence a o.. no..- i.e--..v ana Democratic
ffsr.. of Hon. Stephen A Douglass and win give bim q
hearty s-aa5-. .a .s even. of a, nomination a. Charlie
toa."
Os course ibis was rather TOO strong dose even for
tse -ours.ou4clsj OF the pas,y, and produced dis
ss..5a which was likely 90 prove disastrous TO the hlg-
r.av Of the o.,.s.,a. A genuine Democratic break
a.aa was on t. ,.gs 1at stated tl.t San old sllssr
.s. -o1 ,e strife %. as- go Richmond secured the door
aI appealed 60 DTS brethren n ss-a pade... terms 90
.r.-o.. O.. lo.eo. contention. ,.l. mo.ioa to table
OBJ. l.sao- prevailed and tas meeting Adjourned
I.~rs -s.asr curious indeed 90 find "a Democu. in
VS. re.stai t,'s,slura a Douglas, vdcr 5. s.. uo.or.-
aa Who'll. ior.e OF tre Democracy i1 tds q. s
s.as., vi. teczs.r5a O.. rega. Of Ohio, are e1i.ar-
o- will. NIGH. ana r.- 90 knock tae props from ne
t.-..c L-H Giant. ami .s. him lu t'rci9'v bleeding
al. r.--.s5. 10 .-e -.s-4l-1-le. t-e ground vo-.l
t-uH.... be- Oh. NOS, ;r..l.l, expression.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
rnr prcr nrr.Lc.r1or ~ Mnrr.-It appears that

TIE PICK DEFALcATIoS iS MAISE.-t appears that
the Of the dealcaton of Peck the reast
rer of the State of Maine is $9i,023 SO. Mr. Pecks
written statement processes TO give explanation oil the
process which led this dsgraceu result Soon "a he
had got warm in his place. Treasurer he says he was
induced to loan the States money to his bondsmen and
Others all of whom repaid him except one so that he
made his first years accounts square by borrowing
small sum- Next year matters went in the same way,
leaving him twenty thousand dollars short at the end OF
the year. which deficit he supplied by discounts at the
banks that the committee appointed TO examine the
Treasurers accounts pronounced them AL right The
Canada speculation began amid the most faering pros
pects in july 1858, with required total outlay oil
Si00 900, and the payment down of 50 ,OOO which Mr.
Peck says very mysterious considering the above, he
provided out of his "private means" 1t was sup
posed that the receipts of the concern before jan
uary, 1860, would amount to 100000 or S7OOOO.-
But as matter Of fact the outlay exceeded the
latter figures, and not cent came back. Mr.. Peck
being the only moneyed man" in the concern, supplied
the best he could sparng the State funds
He says his associates lone Of whom has recently pre-
scented claim against Massachusetts, for services in
Washngtou) did not advise him to the States
new but as TO their knowledge of the fact he leaves
others to judge. Thus far, in substance, Mr.. Peck
The exposition of the Investigating Committee based on
the testimony of Mr.. Pecks Canada coparners and fill
ing up the above outline is unique and interesting eX-
hbit of foolish career of fraud Several Of the banks
of Maine are severely blamed for their dealings with
Peck The Committee are unable to find that Il single
dollar has been used by Peck for Political purposes
They place due share of the responsibility for the Trea-
surers transactions upon his bondsmen. Altogether,
this is one Of the most remarkable dealcations ever
made public.-BOstoa Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
Executive DEPARTMENT,
UyIoSvILLE, Is. o. February ~, 1860.

Hon. Q. O. WIRHiHgf'
DEAR SIR: In acknowledging the receipt Of your re-
port on YOUR mission the state of Virginia, acc0mpa-
MED with copy OF your address before the Legislature,
il affords me great pleasure to say that the views present
ed aud arguments, advanced seem to me uuanswerlbe.-
And although Virginia may hesitate or refuse to act at
fr-r, the power OF truth will ultimately prevail, and she
will take her proper place leader Of the South in
maintaining our rights sud redressing cur wrongs, in or
out OF the UuiOc.
Whatever may be the result of your mission in other
respects Virginia has certainly given evidence, in the
courtesy and kindness extended to you, and in the
pecl consideration Of the resolutions, OF her high re-
gard for South Carolina and of proper appreciation of
her motives for which she is entitled to our respectful
acknowledgements.
Allow me to congratulate you, sir upon the faithful
and able manner in which you have discharged the high
trust committed to YOU and to thank you in the name
of the State for your distinguished services
WM II. GIST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
RICHMOND. February s. 1866

His Ereeliearg, John Leirbo, Goro1or Of Virginia
DEAR SIR: Having discharged the duties OF my mis-
sion TO the State Of Virginia, have been waiting IN eN-
pecation of bearing back the OF the General As
sem.Iv But as that honorable body is vet prepared
TO rep3nd and may desire still further time for deber
ton have concluded TO return home and to request
yopr Exceency 10 communicate to the Governor OF South
Carolina the fual answer Of the Assembly
In taking leave OF your Exceiienry, permit me to ex
pr.ss the grateful remembrance which / shall bear with
me of the regard and respect wh.h have been exhibited
toward the people of South Carolina and of the kindness
and hospitality TO myself Whatever may be the issue Of
the present MISSION earnestly hope that IL may serve
more closely unite respective people IL the bonds
of mutual affection and good will
With much respect, your obedient servant,
{. q. MEMMINGER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

The B,l.im1Te Alr',l., speaking Of the late Wing
Convention. says Altogether, the meeting in council
of the Virginia Opposition, has resulted in great good
no only 70 the STATE i,ssC but TO the whole United
States The frerau temperate, wise tone Of the Con
ye1i5a sets an example to conservative men throughout
the Uaon, which they ul u5' bee slow 10 initiate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

Lr,vrsvoarB Feo. 2s.-Tlc bI a59ls..rg slavery
s ~. ~t,-, vr..l Tss passed bv tac Legislature and
,5s 3s tle Governor has been passed over TIE veto
tv 3D. 20 g votes.
Commenting on the above, The Columbus inquirer
ralr>, THAR the Kansas House Of Delegates contains %
R.,,s R .145gc-as aa5 10 lso-clIei Democrats. Had
az s .s.--g sustained de veto 90 could nor have
been overrue5 by tvo-,l.-is vote. bat aa.ar''s oil
ts Democracy failed TO support the Governor and squat
GER sovereignty prevailed The only practical issue l1
reference 90 .lv-ry that is now before Congress or
tltcla possibly COME up. IS the question Of popular
s7ve-ce "" prohibition OF slavery IN tue Territories
The BacL Republicans have accepted J-tre Douglas
alh o, war.,7e ils tle institution as more eaettve
tlia tisr ora aaI every nan Of them in Congress will
sustain ais ast Of the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
DIR. WIsrAR,s BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY.

Certificate from Mr. Norborne Norton Of the Examiner Office
Richmond
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gists and dealers in me- cnes In city and country.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

hands of Northern merchants We are glad to see this
important movement aud sincerely hope il may result
satisfactorily to these enterprising gentlemen. The
Lynchburg brand has a name all over the world
wherever the weed is used which dties competition, and
the establishment of agency such is contemplated
will tend greatly to relieve the difficulties and trouble to
which our manufacturers are now ected-Lynehbuy
RsDublica1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

The SENTENCE OF MAJOR CRoss.-The finding of the
court martial in the of Maj. Cross who tried in
New York in August last, charges Of disobedence
of the orders and regulations of the United States
army, aud incorporation and embezzlement of
the public money, has been made public The court
found the major guilty of the charges and sentenced him
to be cashered The President confirmed the sentence
but in consideration of the majors long and useful pub
lie services aud of the great amount of money that he
had faithfully dsbursed and that the government suffer-
ed no loss by his default has mgaed the sentence to
suspension of ran; and pay for five years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
Charge. of CorruplIon ngaIn.l the PresIlent

Charges OF Corruption against the Presi"ent.
The inventor o, the famous Bargain and Corruption
calumuy Of other DAYS is about TO have the poisoned
cbalcc commended to his own lips. The following res
olutons have passed the House Of Representatives,
They embrace specifications and sustained 10y prooa-
bites and We shall therefore not be surprzed II they
lead To- dsveopemenis that viii make the cheek OF Dem
ocracy, ifuot OF Ola Buck, tingle.
Wbereas-A Representative from the State o. Penn
svlvluil Mr. Hickman did the twelfth day OF Decem-
Der last on the foor of ibis House make the following
statement As Mr.. Buchanan could not purchase me-
so cannot he purchased by others. / have already
been offered more than worth, and refused TO sell
myself at that 80 and the same dav Mr.. Haskus a
representative from the State Of New orS and on the
door of this House. made the following statement IN an
sUtr to charge OF being one OF mercenary band 60
I ue saw tdsr no one Knows better than Mr. Buchag-
u himself the utter sehJod of ibis charge, for he ell
5elyorel bv threats and scduc,jcus OF his patronage
without effect 10 draw men away from he path of
dr.v" Aud on the l4th cay of December, Mr.. Ada'n,
r.uleseu-1tiye from NcH Jersey, on the floor o. this
House made the following statement During the Le-
compton controversy was approached in such man
uer SNOW corruption on the part OF the admins,rl-
ton . and
Waer.ss Such statements imply an Interference by
the Executive Department OF the government with the ac-
ton and rights of ibis House incompatible with the dgni-
o. and purity @. ts legislation in deroCltiOa oil the pryl
-. of this body and destructive OF the public confidence
Boz our legislation aud government; therefore,
Rs9f-rL That a committee OF five be appointed by the
Speaker inquire and investigate whether any improper
a.temp., have been or are being made by any person
connected with the present Executive Department OF the
government OF by any person acting with their advice or
consent 20 influence the action Of this House any of
members upon cnv question or measure upon which it
has acted or which has may have had under consid
GRAFTON directly OF indirectly Boy any promise or offer
ar in-imltou or employment patronage, Office vOr-,
aw srj under the government or under any depart
mu- officer OF cryau, thereof TO be conferred with
held in consideration Of any vote given Withheld, or 90
devlaHe.J ail power 90 send Tor persons and papers,
examine witnesses aud leave to report at any time by
bin or otherwise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

HOVE AGENcY FOR TIE SALE or MANUFACTURED To
BAcco-We are pleased to learn that our enterprising
towusmen. Messrs Alexander K Toot have determined
to es ahsh an agency in this city for the sale oil manu-
otured tobacco and that the prospects for an extern
iye business are very encouraging The market for the
sale of Lynchburg tobacco has heretofore been confined
almost exclusively to the city Of New York thus throw
ing all the profits of'commission, &c, Yc, into the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

~ lss O. 5usn's' H's'ios addressed . az sT Of 80
,,- on s-i sfss o. s paper ,ril Hoi % Pablise-
e. -s's frHg sIniilg, ought Dc fnoon o. o,
o. ts i -tef frol uo'sry notices ercSai-
a. r.J-. fIras Csrr, flr Is lfrsr aseflerts
a. We Jan7t 1trts o. rc-aru retd conln'sncG4ao'as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
large and attractive supply of
SPRING SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BRE EDEN a. FOX.

BROAD STREET.
IEAyEbsen opening during past weeks and
E PrepareutJ Ons' complete assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would call particular attention to large lots Of For
gn Goods which will be sold prices much lower than those Of
Tor We mention eS only Of the most attractive
articles
tnelh BEREGES, 10 immense variety;
Ling .sh French BEREGE ROBES,
4t1 10 VOLANrS;
large ofsLEs eyery variety Of style,
2bto go per cent. below the cost OF importation.
FseGch printed JACONETS and ORGANDIEs.
ANELLISG DRESS GOODS Of every description
Spring DELAINEs and CHALLIES
French FOULALD SILKS entirely and hand
designs.
extensive
NEG 90 CLOTHING, Of every grade
Amongst "a last named would call the special attention OF
buyers very large Virginia and Georgia PLAIN and
Striped O5NABUkGS and large variety Of other articles Of
Southern manufacture BREEDEN FOX
mil! 2lT Broad Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14
p.moera,le ..Irreprs..Lble conalet.,

TIE different OF modern Democracy lie very n-
tremendously together. This arrogant party reminds
one of the celebrated uumendoaables that bad been
rat.hes with such q variety Of cloths that could
I.-i-gssh che original material We give the latest IL
.s.tr,toa. The Charleston News says:
I'VE DO not speak uuaiy-eily when We say that the
sot Carol IA delegation sill tot submit 70 the uomina
ZION o Douglas and thar vii insis. tnat the PAIo,n
~ - G,,.,..o- sb,U contain an endorsements Of the
urI Scott decision that the southern people are emu
lie 20 have thei, slave property protected IN the Ierr
fores IL Is Is ven 70 breach az and directly we
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

msiu proposition involved, tOvit that If Douglas Is
nominated enc State Of South Carolina will not give him
her electoral vote That vote vii be potent to defeat
the success Of the Black Republican party gwen 10
another statesman, as Il given to Douglas while inc
refusal 90 viii but illustrate the dignity and con
stitutOudl views OF South Carolina. Let the election II
necessary fail in the Electoral College, and so into the
House of Representatives (where each State casts out
one aud equal Vote and let the issue come. They
should come ia assembly provided by the Consuu,
ton and where there is official responsibility They VIII
never rightly come win they hud solution IN the IT
responsible caucuSes or conventions OF mere party
This paragraph seems to have shaken up the liver oil
the ST. Louis RcPTjlicaH long time an old-lne Wing
but nov Douglas Democratic orran. Ii responds to
its Charleston second cousin in the following style
We'll If South Carolina will not submit to the nomi-
nation of Douglas, and she must have platform 10 SUIT
herself ether delegates walk out of doors aud AIR them
selves. It may do them good The Democratic party
WILL least try TO get Along without her az II mas uoue
before now The state, estimated by ITS poplnJay or
and politicians is altogether too big forts oreeeneS
Let South Carolina aud her eight votes 60 II she WI" NJ
sst upon debating the other hirytwo States VINO
shall be her nominee and what shall be the PLATFORM
Let her cut loose no other State viii follow her aud tue
probabilities are that the Democratic party, with Douglas
as It's sandardbearer, will gain votes IN the Tree
States than t loses by the detection of South SaTotn-
Thi, constant effort TO bully two-thirds OF the Democratic
party into support Of doctrines peculiar TO that STATE is
getting 20 DE uugaCious if not insulting and should DC
abandoned.
From all the "eiyings out the Charleston scramble
f, destined TO oeudwhom it would please, and please
whom i would offend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-14

~ e most ,tye AMI finish He would also call at
Oenlon OF ali druggists dealers Ia SODA WATER APPA'
RATUs to examine his Urn aud Drans ripe am syuPn
Apparatus Also Be kinds, cast and hnshed to order
ali kinds OF Bras work executed
r,I Water Annaratus JOSEPH HINDERMYER,
mb2-@,Win 5i1 Minor Street Pa.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
or
G. OLD p e n G L IL >
WITH COLD PENS ATTACHEB,
or
GOLD LOCK ETS!
GOLD PENCIL with sold Pen atiacheb
GOLD L O'C X f. T.,
For $500!
Wv $500 10 $500.


A1ER Two Years profitable experience In present mode
VIII p house. plea
saving consider our business FAIRLY and Pr
xlSESrLY established. 49,, =. - ,-,,.
oil sale in watch each person gets the value Of bis or her
money In oLD PENCIL WIN GOLD PEN ATTACHED, O GOLD
oCKpT worth a. each which cannot be bought at any retail
f he same price, and In addition 10 the purcf sse each
receives Premium Of Jeyey not less In vau than s9
No MONEY RISKEDl
W. ronose 10 let person what Premium he W II receive
he6 sending money Any Lady Gentleman Occurring one
above artl first their and al es' sta
% beher tLey war Pencil and Pen, Locke and Will
their seecon aud inform hem by mali what Pre-
they EMIT ed TO- Ihey eau en nave Tue W'eb' "
sending for IL ifthey choose: , t
Ourpn from long experience In the above ess has given
General saiIsfaeton each purchaser sYor TRADE the
hov articles for ali they him. and retain the Premi u sra
bovsye any person should feel disposed to sen their
IN advance they rely upon beng fairly ieat with
AZ though the had made previous application
erson sending s for goods viii received Pencil and
Pen and Premium or Loo ct and Premium, free.
Por fall particulars send fer PEScm and Fly or ocEr
our Premiums articles sui able for Ladies aud Gentle
!" GfSTIEMEN'S GOLD ASD SILVER WATCHES, GOLD VEST
AND GUARD CHAINS GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
GOLD WATCH KEYS,
Com SnlRr srrpspain and with settings Coin scar rSs-
new style; Gold Breast pins, California Diamoid
Pins Gold Rings, &c, &c.
FOR LADIES,
We ATCES Forentine Mosaic Gold Sto Cameo
and Coral Pins And Ear Rings Gold Bracelets dod
Sleeve Buttons Gold Belt Slides, Gold Rings, &C Ae
Also Pianos MelOdeons Musical Boxes Acc0rdeons &c &c
UpeSception able references gwen when required.
BIN sending write the state County and Town
plainly so as to avoid being mlscarried address
1902 Canal street, told MOI
rnbil-w New \ rk