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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-07

INJURY WITH INSULT ADpED-A week or two since a
Missouri gentleman, whose servant violated his scriptu
raj obligations and ded into Kansas pursued the slave.
Ii found that the negro had taken refuge in tie town
of and thther went Mr. Bell with several Of
his friends putting up for the night at house the
town. and intending 60 in next day and seize their
property. In the night however, the house was sur
rounded by forty men, and the slave hunters summoned
to surrender Under the circumstances they concluded
dc So Their clpors then proceeded to disarm them
and divide their oyercoats hats and boots between nem
selves and the negro, who in the crowd, and was
brought forward to confront them with mockery and
laughter Their horses taken from the stable and
after compelling them to give the negro $50 the backa-
moor was mounted the best horse and started for
Canada.-St. Louis RepUbiedH.
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JAMES G.. Kosher.

INSURANCE. AGENT.
Office East sid Q 1l Street. Second door NORTH ofe Corner Of
Main and iin.
EPREsENTs the following well established and reliable Com
La panes:
Arctic Fire Insurance Co., Of the City ofEew York, capital
Hombold Fire Insurance Co.. Of .he City New York. capt
tai and surpus. 900
Fulton Fire Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New York capital
Irving Fire Insurance Co. Of n y capital s2OOOCO with large
surplus.
Phgnix Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus 1921 900
Policies Issued Buildings, Furniture Manufactures,
dz and Personal operty generally against loss damage
fire. the most favorable Losses promptly adjusted
punctuay settled the security offered by the above companies
conducted they by experienced Undvrwers affords
insured the most ample guarantee and the full assurance that all
contracts entered into by them, will be fulfilled In the salts
factory The long experience Of the subscriber in
matters, will facilitate aud protect to the best Of his abes
interest Of all who be disposed patronze his Coun-
try risks Inland navigation risks Vessels their cargees In
port, insused on the most reasonable oc6-
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with her twin brother when he in the wantonness of
sport seized gun and fired at her. seventeen buckshot
taking effect in her throat She Immediately ran toward
the door, where, meeting her mother she exclaimed,
Brother didn't go to do it, and died almost instanta-
-1,
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE ENSCRANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOI

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,000I
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER fsOO0OOI
Az Direcrs Psrs0EdRy Resp0HJle r the EHgdgsHens Of
he Company.
WE respectfully ask attention the security Of the Liverpool
w ald London Insurance Company, policy holders s
large cash capital and investments, as stated above.
The capital and income Of the Company enable
lines convenient 70 parties requiring large ofinsurance
In addition the ordinary mode Of Insurance. this Company
Observation-Disclosures on the pay meht OF TEN1NGJ-
Al PREHIJjS Property is, thenceforth, PERMAHENTLY
INSURED The Policy be cancelled time the pre-.
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company will make Insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
enaon Of satisfactory proof loss without abatement duc-
ton Jr interest; and usual after presenta.
ton OF proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mhl4 100 Main street, few doors above Posto1lce
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WnAr DEAR LITTLE HEROINE We find the follow
ing in the Memphis Bulletin Of the l7th How sad and
touching vet how beautiful in the loving, heroic e1cu
patton Of the little angel
"On Friday afternoon a fatal accident happened to a
little girl daughter of Mrs Cole residing seven miles
South Of this city the Horneake road. The little
girl whose age Wa4 years, playing in the house
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$50. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. 1880,
GEORGE STARRETT

IBELFIN ; KUW, UUN EkNUK SD
nFFEES 70 his customers assortment unriyalled bv
" that OF preceding year Our facilities for doing ~
work in and upon dwellings, stores factories churches &c I'd
be eXceled Repang-peces for stoves sJ H. PlN
years past for sale -
Barstow's Spiral Furnace for brick; sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; 3 sizes
Hedenburg's Patent Heater; sizes
Fireplace Chimney Heater formerly knoUn q. Il I'll.
Brilliant GasDuTuer Ga fuel saver); 3 sizes 80 ''0''s
Factory COal-Burner warranted 10 stand frey, .,s.
American Cooking Range for brick; siz.4
American Cooking Range, rotary top; 3 szes
Bay state Cooking Range (PertableG sizes
Helpmeet Cooking Stoye-a new article made for ,,, -
large 0ven-"smple, strong and complete > ~ '' apa
In addition 10 the above, hfty varieties and ,,
the varied wants Of the people '' su''e' 70
Country dealers buying here, Stoves Tin W,r. n nj,
&c. at Northern prices freight - i1H'p' RPS
Early orders will receive immediate attention Tbo.s cs,,,
he vel done. ~ 90 ''' ~ Ne sotS
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1 octsnIrHING, mEIL IiANGINC, sILNKK

% &ot t2NltA M ~ -, " ~ - - - , "a 49,. - 49,.
cities where le has laid n la-s supply ~ materials OF
best quality used a IocAsmiug Ben Hanging silver Plat
Invites public attention tu bis business Tie has
royst Che best vosru o bee had and prepared 10 make 70
Kind 90 Lo u hang Bells u the best manner, and 90
d, ~g-s Plating style he surpassed by establish
this country. All l, work warranted, or NO sale.
experience of years u ti5 city, and an &C
gusntIu.s with y best Ior, makers Goo this country De haers
himself la he give ltecti1n both workmanship and
pe s0cs orders from aud country which
E.I meet With prompt attention.
Persons wishing have Locks made repaired Bells hung Ia
snv STYLE Plating executed n superior manner in-
yed cali 40 Dis establishment the lu.h street. three doors
south Mln where they g be attended t7 aths shortest 10
uce
Orders from dtluce through the Post Once will be i'm
meatey de Bell hanging done "a any % the country,
a prices.
Address WI w. SNEAD,
slyar-pIater, Locksnith and Bell Hanger,
lash Street Richmond
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"pENEFITs OF LIFE INSURANCE..

ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS.
(SIIS,0OOO
Have been paid by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY for losses by DEATH under 2 policies at
Richmond Academy aud s. 900 will be paid In few days
account Of recent deaths.
Hundreds Richmond who have families or friends dependent
their lives for support could with small portion OF their
come secure policy for thousand dollars TO be paid
ri their death
The Life Insurance In the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
by the ia dividends per cent?
almost any person can insure for
Premium be paid annually, semi annually, quarterly
Agency No. 2l Pearl Street.
KNOWLES WALFORD.
B.-We insure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Charlottesville, for years. the
favorable terms We have paid several thousand dollars this
Company Of Slaves insured with them always
promptly de5 KNOWLES WALFORD.
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VIRCINIAsCOAL OIL.-Just received supply Of Viz
gna Coal on This oil Of light color, and burns equal
any made gallon be had
North The attention Of the trade Is respectfully invited
las W. PETERSON, Druggist.
(tANDLES-5lO boxes and R. G. Mehel's superior
~ hydraulic Candles, for sale by
los LAG b. DAVENPORT.
DARRO WIS GERMAN WAX CANDLES
ID 200 boxes, for sale by q. b. DANENPOkI
CJLOVER-SERD.--I .--In store, for sale by
" las EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
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$1,000 REWARD,

AIANY persons, including conductors Of pub.
w lie pressci, have shown their ignorance. no >~@
less than their zeal In charging the Dist; lers N,Nh
with mixing poison with their liquors. lrtsEilZsgt1
To acqua ntei with the process OF nakfns tt-.t-S8
whisky, this h imply ridiculous 10 the pub Fs -.
lie generay It's reteraton conveys the impression tbat n
foundation In truth. l' - '-a rune
Whisky made from grain, which ground irto meal mis-
ed with hot Eater-nade 10 pass through the process of -
uon by the Introduction OF yeast precisely ght bread |
70 do ana "h1 process develops the Acoho-and then lt
NoToson, mineral or vegetable 10 rs manufrpr I;
other persons are Iiy enough criminal enough 20 commit
swer for ourselves. ~ ' '''N 10 an
The above resard will be paid any one who will ro,
testimony Of competent and respect chemist t r
ment untrue 20 far as liquor manufactured by u. Il cor
with the unders' andng that the liquor 10
procured either from store house any Of our
spectacle custom and that the character Of the
for skill or honesty. '"' '-'e'
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ELLETT 4 DREwRY.
i.7o "a = = nMEKs on l,..,x, =
GFORGF WATT A co
DLOWS FOR

BLOWS FOR RaELOHING--
Il CULTIVATOBs AND HARROWS FOR 49,.
PUTTING IN WfIAT.-B Believing that Ihave NS-zsN
Ia my NEW PLON the Plow IN use
make this oeer 70 the Farmers and Planters viii flrns 49,,
with these Implements andf fthey better those ey 90
have they return them after trying them RE- -
szf Fresh supply Of Turnp Seed just received e''
p. ii. STARKE, 30. 52 Main ST
JyfE doors above ST Charles Hotel
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REALLY GOOD SHOES.


NEW STOCK.
NJ lsrf and have just received mis- iay ty steamer
- supply u Meas Eery heavy Prime Brortns Pegget
-. A.. sc cam Ulueli OBJ vrl We warrant
- '-r'r '1 aay ir Richmond Also. large stock %
-. rF Army Er"EI. whole rlt u1t seam sides. Farmers
~, .ay tH-s ast twelve mouths. without any mrlding
's ttt A0u.1s shoes of t.r best quail b.
- al Dbl aar- uf fte best Shoes give cal
PtrNtY a WATTS
iN'S And EMBROIDEHIES.
h. SETS Lace Sleeves aud Collars
n h stts Ua.ut Lace Sleeves aud Collars
~. sris Mus.u ellH' sleeves and Collars
N-s-H anil Lace Collars
la.e Poo Sleeves
laisa.s. -lbI Dresses
t.. l-a-1 fak-s aad Sleeves
" la.t Ltr. htI- some ralra rich
-. sale % rcr dress silks Poplns. Nalen-
-, -i Ap--. hrfals. and al. other seasluabr goods at
- 't--.r- trrrs- CHRISTIAN a LArHKOP,
~ Main street
HFFEE. 10 h.fs Java Cor-s. of superior quality Or
fvl. q. b DAVENPORT
K - -5i.. Kla. 10 store and Coz sale ~
1ss n JONES
100 SACKS ASHTON SALT, ia ,.oTs snd ioT sale
- ~ WM WALLACE SONS.
~ sHLs. EXTRA LARGE NO. MACKRR-
WI WALLACE soma
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TRIMS.
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Da1y Ps Rsr.tA1c-s may be made a. ths rsk OF the
v,ys - - where evidence taken on the deposit ot
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~ No .,- .s Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
y @ l.-, not marked on che copy or specified mum
Ar E be- continued until ordered cut, and payment
q ~ er-sr-svzy-s To avoid any msunders'anl Ing
- ,.. t- Advertisers, r proper 90 state 4l,l.H s
q raIy extend, o.. tf-ir immediate business Real
q ~. .- .t.- A.yH-.ssltats sent oy them To De- an
. ~ .-f General Agents A3ve ,iseuents not % be
~ ,.- Hr- Hr charged NO Che usual rates, sub sct
y ...t. .. ,.l. r. agreed uuur
D .-. ..f yearly H'.H-fs.rs. generally, engaging one
- -. s.. t.. privilege oft change ,h1a not ON th-Ir
q .- .rr .r. Eres. .r-er. more 'Hln tnr am-nni
... s-.rr- -l. uHi.- ... contract ans at eNere-
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q ... inserted n. OBJ. ~.H, N.e..y Whr no 10 cents
40 r.. .ss fr the drs- insertion, and 90 cents
RI. .--Hs.urs, rr II .NF, . GENTS.
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NO THE pI RLHC.-ln consequence of the unpreceden
.srres- ~uu- Model Shirt have made arrange
mcut, (which heretofore impossible account oi the great
and have large supply of this popu
shirt rlud u variety OF style and quality So that
viii have them ned regularly and with
lssrt AS we are the sole Agents This Shirt H Richmond
we s1lI especially c The attention of those Who have not
Model examination, and they viii become couviuc
90 chat - t. Is .. Ii most igr'ls SHIRT ever offered
prepared t0 make % order from scientific
esures st notice. reduced prices We have
hand It-. and stock 0 GENrIEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining 70 the business
and which will be cred 40 greatly reduced prices.
STCRTEyANr & MAGWIRE,
arqn NJ Main street Richmond.
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TIVE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO MASUFAcTrRY wrrrs
ky, Of all the various grades from good psir WHISKY -
the very best article from Rye. Our Matted Uye Wbi,LS
Is admitted by al who have tried It be unsurrS U'
made large additions 10 works challenge rouus, ~
quality with any Whisky made In this State or any other "
T. STEARNS Co
10Th street, between Main and Cary
de' ri chmoud. yrqipis
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NOTICE.--Desirous 70 do what can to build up ao
FACTUElNG OUR CLOTHING ~ THIS CITY, a the ~
earliest iay a which make arrangements % DO IL
ou- Mr. Keen has been absent In Eops the last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales ava from his long
prrnc and we'll known taste expect the most arac
tive stock ever seen m this market By the lst day OF February
shall have 1 superb Spring stock Tor the wholesale
trade, and earnestly Invite call from Merchants who have
heretofore North Our extensive operations important ad-
vsui n th purchase of goods and long experience enable US
offer great Inducements those any house In the Union
~ We shall from this day ofer an WINTER CLOTHING at
such rc prices will make 20 the interest Of purchaser 10
anticipate their wants.
ja2 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAM
BUY An OVERCOAT.
M make selection from good STOCK having all the
n qles for comfort durability and accuracy, which may be
found AZ no Main Street
BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
and be o. look the assortment shown at 10 Main ST. At
he sa- time De assured that 1 and quality points We al
ways Try 90 have OF the best order
BUY A PAIR OF PANTS,
either fancy black but be certain buy pair Of kind,
and then get good article would recommend llO Main ST.
BUY A VEST
Cashmere six Cashmere sattne, kind
want no MAIN STREET Is the best place In
town tl make Your selections. TUPMAN 4 HULL,
deg 110M Main Street.
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pOWDER, Pow OER. -2.:OO kegs Du POnt. Sporting
and blasting Powd.r Of fnd IN ksg qussr ksgs and
esniSa for sby dss-9IndSs EDWIN u obTr N SEQ,
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C,ORRTCATED WROUCEar IRON AND

= a n " q 4 n q " kOIGtlI I'kON MD
\ WINE RAILING ~eCred by L"tters Patent Admirably
.tut.I r -rHu. Public Grounds C-mesrics 'aicouy Cot
fares sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire, Sackug Bead
tes with every variety Folding Iron BtaisteIds and Iron
Fr-rlr- Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore saad and Gravel
--re.us Wire Netting Mosquito, sheep Poultry and other
purposes Vine slmuer Hoss Fancy Wire Work In great
WALKER & SONS, Manufacturers,
No 5rMtrkyt n T. corner sixth street, Philadelphia.
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DRY GODS.
FO r. F A LII, 1850
ELLETT & DHEWRY,

DRY GOODS.
FO r. + ALL, 1889.
ELLETT 81 DHEWRY,
No. II Pearl Street, Richmond Va
NE ask the attention Of the merchants Virginia North Can,
w Ina aud Tennessee to cur large and varied sock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
selected with great care and especially adapted 10 he trade
those sections. ''e
We determined our goods As low as
trade ''' 1A'H
Merchants going through to the Northern eltis, are -
to give cul stock examination they shan be ~ -
against all the markets such gcods as they select nom &
thereby saving ~ least freight and exchange and get ~
their goods IN near market and eheouTage home trade tk
possible loss 20 themselves.
sel6 ELLETT DREwRY.
ttO HE FAHMERS OF VIHGINI .--Fset
winch nave recently come % knowledge together Win "a
verusemen ana card which has been eNtausye tt
the country TO our friends and customers nom vilcL s
the following extract The subscriber having
business Tor the last years Franklin seet under t | -
g. WATT Co, legs leave to inform his friends and tie .i
ers OF the old that that does not now e.
hed us that REGULAR and systematic effort has and l. sim 49,
made to deceive tie public and lead them believe -
cern OF GkO WATT ca Is not In existence and that b -
place to get Watts Patent CUT Brace Pow ls nom ?
daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjustly denrr -
"a OF his property by making his Patent PoE Ebon L -
hory or consent We desire 10 the Lt
10 be made Nnd MORN and the public
GEORGE WATT Co Is still In existence that Geo W., ~
inventor and paieuee, has not sold the right or -
one except Mr. W. Scott, Of Freder ksLGrg 10 male
Patent Flows and that We keep constantly hand largs ~
OF all sizes, made uader personal superyslon from -
genuine patterns Of the best materials together win ]
Of other Agricultural Implements, which We vsrran, - ~
buyer, and are determined not 10 be uudesold by anv IL ~
market Our GEO WATT returns bis sincere thanks L. b sd
ana te puoc Wi9 have sustained him heretofore we soc
continuance Of their patronage.
SEP GFOPGP WATT a 70
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HEAD QUARTERS
RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING.
NEEBERs OF Che Legislature and strangers visiting the city
VI hv calling the subscriber large and fashionable
clothing his manufacture low as the same
quality and uan.hr be hail of Northern m1uulctoy
has portion Of his work here FOR
past years. and bis customers that they shall
have Ivn vns Crruss that shall compare, in every
rret N'h-rH wnii they purchasing As am con
,iucci clothing bemangflgurcd n Richmond low
t1v city iu th. Union F.. b. SPENCE,
Clohei- and Merchant Tailor,
de5 No i2o, cor Main and 5thsts,
NEGRO CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
y We have store. make large stock Of NJ
GRO CLOTHING r both men and hoys-Coat Jackets Pants
Vests s IT'S u Seeks which will sell a the very lowest prices
F0r tsr-lirs. cali on DABRACOTT HARRIS a co,
No. .1l2 Main street.
ds2f Successors 20 Merchant Weisiger 4 Co.
DOVS, OVTRCOATS. BOYS OVERCOATS!
y We have i. ly received by Adams Co Express.
choice a~orreu. Clreus and Boys olERCOArS, really
cheap Those Of customers who have been waiting
De supplied with something nice. cal 40 once
DAERACOrr. HARRIS & co,
No. 1l2 Main street,
ds2I Successors o. Merchant Weisiger Co.
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1850
REAnY.MADE CLOTHING

1f every grade unt style
GFNrLtNFN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as shirts Collars Ties Gloves Socks aud Drawers, Merlu
shirt, and Drawers, of good quality
seq p D. KEELING. No. 1876 Main street
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AT WHOLESALE.

FINEST BRANDS OF CHEWING TOBACCO,
nUR stock Of CHEWING TOBACCO embraces nearly all the
" finest brands manufactured here and In the country
always hand In quantity which the particular
retail dealers may be supplied.
VIM Barret Ornoco Tobacco David " Lees Premium do W.
b. La Belle do Cosbys Palmetto do; J. W. Akinsons
ous do; D. Walkers Burey do; p Words do; r. j. Chris
tians DO, Richmond
NJ Langhorne Sons Bouquet 0noco NJ Langhorne Sons
Fine do NJ Langhorne Sons City Trade do NJ ghorne
Sons Lone Star; Wade & Moomans Premium-Lynchburg
Together with other brands and country regarded
the best manufactured In State which invite the
tenon Of purchasers and which dispose the most liberal
terms. DOVE 4 CO.
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NOR RENT.-Ny d,sirous and commodous Dwell -
LG,G HOU on Church Hu beautifully located and -
th view unsurpassed The grounds embrace uc entire
Franklin and from 2j % 4ih streets viii be
thoroughly rerara grounds put iu order for good ten
ant The Chsuer floor o cloths and gas fixtures viii he allow
ei 90 remain for use Apply TO NANLEW TAY
80 4rr, ELIZA I. vAN-LEw
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TElHE BEST KEROSENE OIL.-we are the sole
agents for large German Factory, lin Germany this
peror burning OIL In brancy and durability surprising be-
fore the market Seven will burn ten hours giving light
for large room and having little smell
any made We shall always be supplied with large quantity
which sell by the gallon barrel less price than any
In the market and lower than be had in New York city
de3l DOVE CO, S3 Main St
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MEDICAL EKAALNERS.
JLs. II. CONWAY, NJ. ID.
10. 7. CoLgNhs, NJ. d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25
VIII They Do 1t!

The Democrat, the Freesoil organ in ST.
Louis and Il supporter of LINCOLS, thinks
that BELL is SO pro-slavery i'll his views, that
the Southern Democracy ought to vote for
him, and adds:
- On this issue of slavery he has a record
which must be much more acc ptable to the
pro-savery party than the platform adopted
~ Charleston and in the event of Douglas
nomination by the next Baltimore ConVen-
ton Of any Northern man. we see nothing to
prevent the Tennessee statesman from re-
ceiving the undivided support of that party"
This is what the Aboitionists. North and
South, think Of Mr.. BELL, while the Southern
Democrats intimate that be is unsound and
not to be trusted by the South. The diff r
ence between the Republicans and the Demo-
Gratis is this-the Republicans tell the truth,
while the Deinocrts lie.-Ricina0nd Whig