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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

49, ws tsvs la.t lsarnsd msi eeLssa'.
sifenslhening Cofalsl win care ne various
ilseasss rievalsni among Chlldtee. itis asess.
ssri ever pAfeat saoala ksep ssprlyon hand.
sua pheu fsqelrvd give .. directed rFy III,
= tle.asai O. take Nse stssaisemsat 10 go.
.ttrf fnlemu. 11d~ew
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Notice Of pi..slution .

rIHHi .llfaeIsAIs heretofore ssi.fisf 49, r~s
Il tat astslsi9 -. ID ~ urex naslasss. -
tnIs dst eissalfesl. - matasl eon.ref.
T. ~ Haas ~iH eo1ltnne ths haslne<s iu all
- tfseeilrs, - - az stana, sat haf<s ~ strict
alfeoatn - the eaats ~ ths Fahils Il receive q
fcrtlnearzr - 80 hbefal esslem he<ze~s3 eu
Sc elf afHi. kitaer party IL anthoffrsd - $50
ffm naaaf ln s-tteslenf. and ss trssi tai thass
le4etiet ~ - Ill eeas iofrsfd snt settle iss
fsS,, a.s,. iss.s. - ". ssss
lrf4sis
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

ar b. v. Hanna addressed isrss ssa
~sfAsssssfis audience 81 Roekvills = ie~
days ago. consisting =. - 49, Srsd.tahiy
informed. Of tvsaty sighi Dsmo<rst. ssa
tveaty az Republicans
The inkaAnd rolls
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

feUSp GeIarI The BLACK ~oman who
~ss charged Nth bafaiax tbs stable a
wa. siandefsrd. va coavir'ed ~ Jary
q he csnDon Pless Court. yesterday auf
awarded three years 20 The sale prison
snd hned sloo
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

fsx NVssxs.-ws hsrs s.rsn 80 80
mate Of The number Of stasgss. - ihs e.y
yesterday. ~ tvo Dsmeeras. sees.isiasd
% Isdge Of erOv1s. p $4,000 ~ sss ~
slinei 20 Aluk 4 4, vesy se.dl saffrsi
IL vss esr-ialy he largesl gsihsuns
ever sern IN this city ,ires I-to
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
Land and Real Estate
AGENCY

HAviNG taken room over Robsnsos A Co..
IL Auctica rforc. fsw doors east Of the
Southern Bank lap stairs would respectful.
" solicit portion % tue businc.. h. that line.
and ~ti say u all ~ 10 may trast property In
my hands. TO sell, exchange or rent, tia; vii
consult their lnteFesl, snd 10 goveruedby sac7
conditions In each premise. as ths, may die
tate. | onsT refereucess my Gnbrokcr Is
yssrs residence among you m At sunce
OFFER FOR SALE
90 acres ofuDber land. ~ miles from this city,
part OF oh ca "a cleared. suitable fsf grsre rais'
ing. will be sold whale or 10 paris, also, about
e. ~ PrsiIie. 1-ar the citv, MI = sod In
whole or In pari, " from "a - lea acres
Terms ssss.
Alss, number Of small houses Of from 20 5
rooms each. In did-fent parfs .fthe city. prices
lov add terms 10 suit purchasers
N.R. 70 rent large bpiitiug on th street
uorh. q fev doors from NAH. az. suitabis for
Carriage. Chair or Tarnfiurs Mandatory, ssc
show rooms.
NF Give ne = can.
JOSEPH COOPER,
je9edw3m Real Fstate Agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

HELNnoLn'S nUCHu fOe tar aLADDkR
/ hfimholt's bathu for the kidheys
lItlmhniil haehu fot the Gravel
NfiHiheldss Hathu Tor pFolsy
IIrimbolas uafhu fur Nervousness.
li.lmopid's bueha tor Loss 81 Memory
ltlmhnli's hachu for loss 81 sight.
Hrlmboid's baehu fat plaine-s - Nt.ioa.
Htimhold's haehu fof nifflruN hfealhin ~.
nrimhoit'a nucha Tor Weak Nerve.
Nslnhold's huchu Tor ohst fuctions.
Hrlmhoid's bufhu for Excrsses sFlsing
lfum tuilstfei ans and All diseases OF the
SEXUAL ORGANS,
a. tIIae la either scx. nom whatever osu.e ori-
nfs 49, matter 81 toe ieuE standing.
HtIi4hsIIs rs Nurnu u pleasant Ia IT.
as.e EHd plag. ant immcdigte a. - action. -
.Ilr 81 per bottle, ~ Elk Tor 81. Delivered 60
tal tiirffs. accompanied b, reliable cottihcsts.
l...t. i1f south fcnfh So. fhii tieiphia.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

samuel raylor -. Eniiio inc. Before
l.. Day. ] =
>.AMU EL lay i9r having hied 90 tny 81
; &C. bi. sf'iisvit setiing forth thai the
saii dristdanl i Indebted . hin and that
shf 81 0ef "a stiefsf 81 The -f-ts - ndsss D..
and cta.si 4 srii 81 ataehmc.i a. bs =
seed - rnr .Esin.f The goods aud ehattels
srefns ID elects ~ the said defendant
noe iLpfslnff al Jet, nisnt - hereby 90.
flhsI Cd La sna appear before me Lambert
DsY Ju-flrf 81 fke Pace. 40 - ofsie. =
the eity q Tsft- Hauts ~ 81, both day 81
July l-6o AZ f.a o'eiock A ". othsrsis
~aii proccc Iing- 80 attschm-i.t uiil ~ 4.
terminsd in her absence
LAMBEkr DuY Up
Ion~ - -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
THE EXTENSIVE
Gift Book ESTABLISHMENTS
GEORGE O.. EVANS,
No. 40 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA.
where You Can Get Books Of Ali Kinds

fffAs
Where You Can Get Books Of Ali Kinds.
Rocks q Fiction.
Books q DevogiSs.
Books Of AmGsealsai.
Books for the oid Ye'ks.
Books ior the Young Poke,
Books for Hssesnas.
Books for wi,s.
b,oks'or Lovess,
b.oks NJ swssthSas,,
books for noys,
BOX. Of Hunor,
Books u Poeify,
Bosks Of Travel,
Poots % History,
Book' Of b'ograpny,
Books Of advehlBfs,
Books about sailors.
Bosks -bos, Soldiers.
Bsoksspoat indians,
Books asoai Hunters
Book. about Heroes.
Books about Ps,rlots,
Rocks Tor Farmers.
sook. Cor Mechanics,
Booss for Mere hsuis
Books foT fhysloitss.
Books for Lawyers.
Books fsT sisiesmss
Presentation soss..
Psyef Book,
tsvsnii~ Boos-.
snnaals,
Hymn Beoks.
Adams. etc.
cseil 4. Bariiey'. Interesting HsoEraphls..
Rev. u iagTsham's scriptursi No nsncss,
Cecil Hsfsisy's interesting Blaxrsples
Res. n lngrsbam's Scrigsn raj Eomsnxssi
Snuker's Lives Of Psfrfsts ard etate.mesi
Lvrens hsfelgiionsfY stories,
Arthur's Popular Tales
~ Aieetrs Fsuiiy Dsctsri
Nfs Hears Novfl's
Mr. scuik sofih's So,si,i
picfens' Novels
Msrefly Novels
irsiof,. wafkst
AT ihs -niies. q syery ssspdsts ssssos IN
ssery dspaffmsat Of literature. In ever stls Of
bindins. sttse pasiishsr's prices. sra reaembt,
ssta5 ishnsut. ard yoa bsvs the sdvsnssss q
r-csavinr an eisesnt prsseat. witch onsuiin,es 4,
woFth hunds-a foid rsere shsn he ancant psis
foF th- e'nt
s.nd fot cls>slhsi cs,slnsus OF BOoks
Order ssy ssos. tAsi zee ms ~snt. remit ~
retsu rrice. toxsihsr vnh tie smouut Requires
los pesiss. .sss ons I'll y ssssIs yos 50, ~
$50 P,sss ls -. s.ssirI . psress's eeef' 's
GEORGE @ EVANS.
ougssssr e sAs cia eooa Kalsfgn's.
We ~ Chssinoi stree, FsilstsiPhss.
AGENTS WANTED.
re-kon gr-aist indnc.asats tkss s.sf ct
c~sfed- Anr pefs1n. eIttsI u.ete - i-anaie. . b
IL desifous 81 sngsing In 90 sauoFahls snd pro'
. itshis enrlsfment. Reesirisa bst nttic tia
. I'D 20 outlsy Of moa~y. SO ~ ~hiet sbrf a
!, ehtsin gratis
A sslasbis LshFsFy.
|. A fee geld vsich snd chat
> A hsad.orne servtc- - plat
A. elegant siik dress psitsfu
A splepdid ssii Of lssslfy
a. sasaf sth>r shsir~ sftlris. snum.tsts4 IL "A
ia eftsias, saa % - ~ setirs ., Arrni 4
iAts ssisklitkment
isY Fsfson. "a anY part n he euenur, esn :
an sssat. siaFlg ~ for-ina elsa. ssnsinr
nsf 81 heoss, kad ~ snifttr ne assaaut 81 a
= fsfs4aifs1 loF re ssnse.
= efnd fer esttisgst, wtiSa esntsins sll "A
. desired fnfsrmsfisz relative e srsnries sna a
!, fsfmst.sn 81 eiets. snt 20 tnsare prsmpf -
= hssSFssie e-siinfs. address Ell ersers %
q THE HEAD ARTERs
}. GEO G. EVANS,
fFeTrtstef offss isrxe<t Ctr no~s Ent@fpFf,
IN tss seri4. vsfnscsbslf located "a Ne. q
oAsssssssusst fksisesip1ls. llyis ~ssss-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

II The Rspubisesa Cish q Marine
Mad.ssb County. Hines. sss sumbef,
iei members. Of whom 90 vasd Ser Dour
les too yssss aso
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
yEw ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

RANK OF raE srATR OF INDIANA
BFsSCH AZ iERks-hsrrr, July II, leGJ.
a bif lDLAp oi ) per cent, has been deelsr-
~ a. onfHc Capital Stock OF this Branch out
- ace profits Or ~ last sir months. payable TO
sloe.h0i 4ers on iemant.
PRESTON HUSSRY. cashr.
Fatf u. dfw-sa~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

lIAuialN. uaitau nsifnlt sad, fhliadelrbla
vi tie an4 Porter. bstlied Toe famliy use. ~
q, MHtSN 4 60.
.l pI1n No. ~ NaFten uiesks
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
AND wILKINs, Clsrk.
NUS 5, a. Pa fee sf.Dv

SEvEUaI AIDES orrerre- R.ute hav.
- 90. s1pie-stl desire thai ~ should give
lesson ia ~ gil+tant FRENCH
E'nDraid-fi"s. croeh-i ana Net Work.
nurrf thf furfitf reese. rt soaid lsFtbs 70
specially uotiit tae.s "a Do lre 0llllaa 30 srsi
IN tu-rlfes ftnis Hpg-fftuuIty. hat shall
pFca n class 90 iHurssaf, neff week. cver Tut
tleis ffosisiou store. Naifoasl Block
- Misses NfrIENBrRG.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Thirteen holes Jelceled Hunting Cosed
Potent L>rer Hofchss
AIS X FREEMASS for l2s. laEse .ise.
and warranted ~ every respect.
yi'Rder EscoPenenE kuhiing Cosed
.Sdusr Watches
Ats K. FREEMAS'S ror g. ., wsrrsui
cd frat rate time keeper ~2m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

No.sE. AbTahsm Schlels -. Jsme. Austln.nd
Lfouafd BsraeY-CoDplaiI,.
~ a. a rcnl-1nber-c lkst tae 2stk 1.f OF A
- gnsi isss, the piaiuNn per ibompson
ntOti HE'D 10 toe tlefk's once bic cemplslnt,
ag4itsst ths defrutsut lance Austin. sna 60 .hs
2tth a-1 80 NARA 49, tlc ssid g.sntic pr
a booin alea al. eumpisirt uEainst the defsrs.
AT Lsofati halurt uift.fg lim l.srty defend
ut 10 thts .1lt, a1a uu thls d1l Jane 5th leoo
fsid pisinNr nlee ~ acld.rlt % dlsIs ested
pei sou D. .npfltnt WltLtss tLai H. Gsft id.
at Lcousrc b-rAer AZ necessary party TO tfis
salt AHa BE- tol fs.iasL- 80 tie rtatc " IGdi-
see. ihr t-id 5sfeudst is-e sr1 hAflr, there-
re hsftI. bellies ttAi lAltss le bfsn1 appear
ptffrr tAc tuus ufAais tttur ou lee nfst d.y Of
las uvks tsfsa theteof noreafsr - %. a a he
loefi houst o. i~fte Haste 90 re hrsi M0nfsy
4 ~ ptfi ayst nstt lea bld Here % o. before
the s-llilg THE s4u-o To- ffial ricstsnseef OF
dcalut - - aluttfr compact tAc lasitef.
aud thiufs conialusa ~lil be lsa4c md
dsitfm,iss9 Ia his aJss loe ed dscrced sec0is D.
lnkif
AND. WllKINs et~rl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
CON>UMPTION
valuab.s farm for sale.

GllN Alke oGs lllls soUth Of 1sras-Haute.
- 4nA.s lear tnp Nsbash niNtT, Ca ths VIA
essihes teia1i ciii.t-iuiA ~. Acres. sttu.-
I. y ttst 81 ga 30 eialaca sll4er EssI NJ " ssi
1olh saa oJefA 10 maks mo stsaIIal arms
lie a. ur i.ah - - ssla s4lt uaehasers-
si4VN - g. - 80 otsi iu iroNt1 a.. D.osl 4esi-
fsOi- istil.le * ssuats. In. sho.s esslo.sa
- bo-ra ieaser. a tafgu 10 s4o.y aa.oaern
oUl4t ilaaue uNculn. ala tut u1i.dla.s IN ths
ffsnaises. nne !oang OrCnaru. ana al other
itapreA elleIts OF lfst Glass tskun, etlG an un-
sarp.r,sa .tiOi. snd ~ easy Hterss ~ lsfrs-
haetr. Apo 10
WILLIAM cORBEN,
AHf -, 80 IT I~fre-h.rte. led.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
.Hofirf of Dissolution.

A~OTfGEl is acEoby given thai tie partnership
heretofore existing between c. A. Brown.
Fahe1 Saith aud A. + smith. under the name Of
Hrawn. smith 4 Co.. - this day dissolved
IABEZ SMITH.
InIV D. fNF A. =. SMITH.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

state Of Indiana, yiro County. %,

YiSo CneHh Court 10 September Terr. 1860
NJ. "a. Aerahsm sehleis ,s.Jsm-. Aust a .nt
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

GEO. q. EVANS,
fr~Trtsief - SO Lsrs~st On Bo>s Eat~rpFis.
II iss serit. psfnsrsntlf located 81 Ne ~
Shssss Street fksls1sipsls. liyls ~slss-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
TH0S. H. BARR & CO.,

IffTI- FfhUIHs IUITIFN1
And all Druggists every here.
vys AK 10. Heimbois'-. Take 20 ethef.
Cot out the advertisement and senf FOR u, sup
svoidimpositiou aud exposure.
MASS, iroo-dw 3u
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

a.. cnEsrSur ST.. rnILArRLriIIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
For tie Enquirer.
Burning OF Spurgeon's Sermons.
N,Tur,vS cot.STY Juno 10


Messrs. Editurs-llaving seen several publ
cations with regard to the burning Of Spar
geon's Sermons 1T Mathews CoIlrthonS: on cur
May court day last, which were vague and
somewhat incomprehensiblc, | take the liberty,
through your columns, of making biti state
nient Of facts as nearly as can be obtained by
me- The books, seven volumes IN all touEd
in calf, were publicly burned BY the Reverend
Capt. Humphrey II. Kuber. on the !;ca': OF q
-four barrel, at Mathews Courthouse, and "
large aSscmblagc Of our citizens present, 20
ccthcr with some from the surrounding coHa-
tics Of Gloucester and Mid'!iescX. Capt. krber
is a very wealthy gentleman. residing Oh
Owns Island, and is the only local preacher
belonging to the regular Baptist denomination
in Mathews county. Having been an ardent
almircr of the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, and preach
ing from him on Calranism ut Mathews Church,
some one sent, enclosed in an envelope, Nh
Sprrgcon's Lecture, ut Exeter Hail. Eng'a"G,
on Slavery, shortly after the John Brown
raid, at lIarpcr's Ferry, where old Bro%o "a"
uiartyrSeI as Il saint, and in which Mr. spur
gcon said, "better every white man, woin@E ard
child be murdered in the South and thousand
Unions be dissolved, than human slavery b"
allowed to exist in peace and In'cin's' y:
the Southern States Of the Awcrcan LhIoA.
Capt. ku6cr having always been an ola ;a5'!'
ioned STATES Right Democrat. claiming tar
privilege Of governing his own domestic "'a'-
terS without Ictation or interference D:' Others,
could not read Mr.. Surgeons remarks wlih
Indifference. He believed him more guilty
than john Brown, Of the base and ieinous
offence Of melting slaves to murder our 7'!rs5
and babcs-ard that no ,rnc Christian c:
follower Of our meek ami humble Saviour.
coull for orc moment cnlcr.ln, much less give
u,.crancc 10 language, having lor III object 70
cyclc <crrilc insurrcctiGi,, for the murder .!
such rs the Saviour said. Come unto :"e, 10:
of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven" Me,E t::o
pastors Of all other religious denominations IN
the South follow the patriotic eSatnp'co; Capt
Kubcr, and burn ai books and papers c'ic~,
lated to disturb our peace, and eSpe' rom oG; =
midst all sympathisers OF John Brown ana a.:
books, papers or anything else made" edited or
printed By any such syinpathser. We "oulG
ihcn have peaccablc and G"lct country a"i
show TO the world that We ncan to manage Oh:
own matters in our own way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
<,ur SUbie Presidential Candidates,

\ few days prior to the assembling OF the
Charleston Convention, We read with great
pleasure u skctcI. Of John c. Brcckinridge in
the Philadelphia inquirer, an opposition paper.
1t WAS 4 glowing and beautiful, but entirely
i,sl and truthful. tribute TO the talents and
virtues oi the young Kentucky Champion
Having u sort Of preSentiment that he might
be taken up as the victorious leader Of the Ma
tioual Democracy, we laid aside the paper for
future Use, and our prescntiment has speedily
been made glorious reality. Jshn {. Brcck-
inridge is the Presidential candidate of the
National Democracy, and we to-day reproduce
the deeply interesting sketch. The writer is
clearly right. There is Il magnetism in the
character OF the young kentuckian, that has
always borne him triumphantly into the highest
places of honor, and its electric influence cam
not fail to tie felt i'll the present campaign-
We shall never forget the scene in the CincIn-
nat! Convention, when Mr.. Breckenridge was
naiucd for the Vice Presidency, and rose to
decline the honor. But his modest and CHI
ralronS bearing produced an effect Of Il far
different character. Itseened TO elcctrlty the
immense asSemblagc, and instantly the whole
Convention demanded and ordered that he
should he the Vice.P PeSidenl l-and most grace
fully has he worn the laurcl$. The great pub.
lie have, in view Of his rapid promotion, learn
ell to respect and honor the man who, true to
the s,rctest faith of the States Rights Demo-
cratic party, has ever shown himself another
Cheralicr Bayard-" Sans peur, CT suns re-
prooehe.
We shall shortly republish Mr.. Breckn-
ridges speech, delivered in the Hall Of Repre-
scntatiyes at Frankfort, in December, 1850,
after his election 10 the United States Senate.
1t completely refutes the silly assaults made
upon him by the opposition, in regard
to his views OIL the Territorial qneS-
ton. lIe irnmovcably occupies the ground
or IN. Supreme Court in the Drcd
Scott decision, which declares IL TO he the duty
Of every department Of the Federal Govern
,ncnt to protect all property, including slaves
IN the common Territories. AMI TO reject the
doctrine that Il Territorial! Legislature, by un-
friendly legislation, Or III any other way, can
impair the rights Of property Of any Sllu'-
while faithful 10 the doctrine oil The
equality Of the States and their right to
just participation in the common Terrific
~, Mr.. Breckinridge, as he well said in his
late speech accepting tho nomination for
the Presidency, occupies position when
makes him true friend Of the Constitutional
Union. lie is entirely national in his opinions
and attitude, and his election will have the
most beneficial effect in strengthening the con-
fedcracy anG extending equal and exact justice
to all sections. lie is tn. very man ior the
times; and We cannot so far dstrust the Intell''
gencc and patriotism Of the American people
as 10 believe that they will turn away from 'n'
supuor, Of candidate uniting in i'''se'' ~
many elemel.,S Of power and success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
For the Enquirer.
The Tenth Legion for BrecIsinridsc 6uG
Lane.
EDlSRrnG, Shenandoah Co, Va,
IuI,- > lSG6


July ,, 1860
Mc>srs Editors: II have no doubt in these
timos Of peril and danger 10 the peace o! ca:
country, every good citizen is ioohiny over oGr
land. and waiting with nervous patience {"
know what course this and that people viii
adop, in the coming struggle. Isl not strange
that there should be division among those who
have heretofore pro!csSed such devotion 10
States Rights, And how the doctrine Of Squs,.
ter Sovereignty and States Rights is 10 be recon
rie,l, is more than Our political ingenuity IN
comprehend 1t Is true, that here in this
bsmighted Hnd cT tic TcnM Lcgio", wc arr
rcputcd As being very Ignorant; our old Dc.
funct enemy has charged this .ipor lis. Il
NAV bc true ~ some extent, but not wi!ml on
our part. 1t has been the honest purpose OF
our citizens To pursue that course best caicu-
lated to ensure peace, happiness ard prosperity
to nur beloved land and, am happy 10 IN.
form yoIl. that the old Tenth Legion vi! rt!i:
be Il unit, pressing onward in the conti Old
way. can't say whether they nc; tro"l H.
stinct or Judgment, but the sentiment i> uf:
vcrsal; HnrfuM for Brcckinrd.c and l.a:c
am told that our right.hard sister lltock.
ingham) is divided; and rightly told, no d'nb!:
judging from the newspapers puhShcd there
This is surprising to many, know, bat more
particularly SO to some, and more especially
with regard to the editor OF the Democrat
You remember he sQiourlrcd in Richmond .as,
winter, and that propositions came from Ger.
tain States South for L conference To c1iSi'!c:
Southern interest and protection. Our iric"d.
the editor, favored the propositions, and tc:
three. nay, six weeks. the third Stor!" 0l the
powha,an house rang with the musc nf his
voice in support ol the aforesaid propositions.
,:cnourciug the sectional doctrine u! sQnatte.
sovereignty, and loud and long advocating the
claims Of our esteemed friend EX.Go"eInGr
Wise, for the Presidency. ! was wi,h hin
then: believed then as he did, and still! lie.
lievc. that Henry \. Wise was the man Tor tie
times: but the wisdom and jrdgcmeH; o! tie
Convention having contidcd the trust 70 ano.
ther good. loya and true States Rights Demo.
crat, | chccrfully aclucScc, and c">' "Hd,r
his banner But where is oar q!onoa!n FREQ:
still have confidence in the sober, Sc"oa'!
thought Of the people Of Rockingham. and
hope they will lay aside the few wouIa.hc party
leaders, and teach them 4 lesson Of tr"r rcVcn-
tanco. tall events, you may set down aii ia
creased majority, in the Tenth Legion, Tor IL"
National Democratic >:an'artl.hcarcrS, B:cc'i-
inridgc and Lane. DrTcHEAH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06
4 Small Mistake.

Yesterdays 'Whig" commences an anti.
Breckenridge article as follows:
DOUGLAS n GEoRGl..-'The tt,lercl E"i0H.
. leading and influential Democratic paper
published at Milledgevilie. has hoi$tet: the :as
Of Douglas and Johnson
The "Whig" has been lel into very great
error, for We have before us the FEDERAL lEtdHs
which raises the true iIas, in this wise:
I'VE received last night, tie qlori0VS "sr.
that John {. Ereckinridge, OF Kentucky. iaS
been nominated by the SecedcrS for Prc>itc:c.
and Joe Lane, of Oregon. for Vice President.
Having full confidence in the truth q! tic des-
patch. and being we'll pleased with the canG!-
dates, We have placed their names at !Ac head
Of our columns"
\ large majority Of the Georgia Demoe:s;;c
press rally under the same banner.
-
The LynchbuIg Republican,, wiG:c!. flies the
flag Of Breckenridge and Lane, declares lhag !;
is absolutely essential That there should pre-
rail but one electoral ticket in the State, aud
that that ticket should hc the one now in The
field, unplcdged and untramnc!eI except by
their own convictions OF what is due 70 :i.r
best interests Of the Democratic party and :hc
country. The present electors were chcSe.i
without reference to their personal preferences.
and We presume much the largest portion Q!
them are opposed to Judge Douglas. But be
this as it may, they are all hIgh.minded and
honorable men, and can be trusted 10 DO what
is right in the premises under any circamstaE.
ccs. Let the press of the State, therefore, AZ
once indicate this policy, and all will be Wei.
The Valley papers, while iirm and decided IT
their support Of Douglas, arc lavorahly dis
posed, we think, TO the plan o! coinrromiss
which we suggest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-06

SALE nr LOTS X GUUDSnN, VA, AT AUCTION.
fEI propi+t .! about ioar hundred lots y!a: Sia.
2 n the rprn:ac lEii,s aHd in the inuediae vicinity l.
the of Good-or, Wa.iE-:on county, Va, have &c.
iFmnci - Gcr v whui- tract for sale n rUblic Auction
an WEDNESDAY, August II, 1863.
The hd been hid OIL into lots OF 'lerru; .izss, 10
sci; the the pubc and there locations suitable
for or- f"r Dwcin: Houses for Tnnncgr, and for ay
business that may - carried Il; this racr The rapid
,oGn in everything hu! he name. points TO TIN, place
lr likely 20 Increase large commercial town
city than ans upon the In. nf Railroad between
Lynr!rnrc AMI Memphis AMI The past growth while wor
drr!u Of Itself j. good Indication oi wiI c future vii!
be-
Ti:c .uct iitrS nni open ThrEuH, where
or l2DU inhabitants may lac sccn and al tia.
:herr rallroudS and Leading country roads
Nov tO railroads having th .ir i-rEni here aud trd
Cumberland Gap will probably i- under way from
i. place the sGTv-y indicate. thai G"od:on had much
the advantage. Of bcug much the cheapest and best place
for The ba,tcrn Terminus; the from there .nY four
teen Ioes shorter wiIh better grades and cures.
ncuded - the above property Is :rse and elegant
PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
.1atel beautiful ard elevated site, alG commanding
View Of tr town and Of the romantic scenery Oi The adj
acrn: country. The hnaing is Of brick Ia modern style
and huy cnn;nn5ious buildings. "A much oc the
rounding grounds willhe sold With h The purchaser may
desire This property most eligible, either for pr
!--td-nc= for -c9n seminary, IN the country.
Japs Ui TIE above property may he this Uihc..
and .e sucrb-r will .hOv the property gny esrous
Of purchasing, and .!Ye information III: Ct
WHICH the properly " treated for privately before the
day for the public .alr
Term. liberal! a:d vii! be irLe Eown before the day Of
sal". A. X. MOORE,
JCa. iS-lawGT Agent for n. Owners.