davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

CovcoEu. y H., jane IS -Danicl Clark has been
elected 70 the L. $ Senate.
FUNERAL OF GEN. JESUP.
WASHINGTON, Jane Is.-Glu. G,>up was buried to-
d4y with military houors. There wss large procession
DO military and civic.
A EFACLTER ARRESTED
NORFOLK june l".-S0l0m1u Cherry, who made
very heavy failure here aud then absconded, has been
arrested To- New Od ans and will be brought back.
MARKETS
BAIrr.s June active. Howard street g. 1905 90
Wheat frr Red li0i3- White la5G't0 cents. C'r0
active low 1lT.t White szG % cents Pow sors
quiet and net arm co. Ramp No. Whisky s,ea
ds at Elc.
Jure l2 stocks dull sui sier Virginia Is s
Cotton no ural love-. southern g. Jt' 10 Wheat
firm. q 1851 40 Nh'e Western li5 cs Corn hrnl-
ui'et tte05, cent. Prk trn Mes II 'ygli, 90 Prime
L. srfH sl Lard a. ~ .t i't! cents waky firm a.
st7st cents sugar $. adv sp, 1up milne heavy ~ IA
0tt. R1.iu heavy 1900 l5 cent? Rice steady a. Sc cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

I{EMONAL!
N, G. q ARTON

REMOVAL!
N, G. d ARTON
HAS REMOVED TO TIE NEW BUILDING
10 229 Main, D tween Sth and 9th Streets.
Il Rev Store being mmoGors and expressly arranged
he RETAIL MILLINERY BUSINESS will enable lin 10 keep
a large assortment Of
Ready Made Milline cry Articles
w ada 20 the convenience AMI profits customers
Especial attention u be given to the
RIBBON s FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
assortment complete during all srasons,
the year 10 connection with Millinery Articles viii keep
general sssor ment OF Ladies
COLLARS AND SLEEVES, LACE ClPES AND BERTBsS
LACE and MOURNING Wells BRIDAL WELLS &C. Of the lstes
STYLES.
lie would invite attention New Department Whchhe
has added the Millinery Business viz the manufacture 10 or
De-, Of
CLGARS AND lgANTEELAS,
Which will he under the supervision ~ competent designer Tn
latest Paris Fashions all he received monthly
fB- s orders Wil meet With pre- mpt attention mails
nR. RgOFFAT,S VEGETABLE LIFE pIlL
~ and Phoenix RittoFs have been thoroughly tested,
and pronounced sovereign remedy dyspepsia hatulency
heartburn and head ache costvenes darhoa all
tn1 rheumatism gort gravel worms scuryy ulcers eruptyt
complaints salt rheum, eyspelas, colds and nhueIEa
lrreguSriy and al arrangement Of the system piles
vsrorE other diseases to which the human frame Ia liable For
by proprietor, Dr. W. MoPPAT 1856 Broadway New
York, sld by Druggists generally al the country.
.sIT-dt~ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
II 81 RECEIVED

slST RECEIVED
- Is tubs strictly choice Fresh Butter
10 kegs Goshen Butter
sou Virginia cured, Todds and other brands
Hams
POI bulhels white Mercer ard Pea BlosOn Potatoes
% bbls Cut Loaf Crushed Pulvsrized Granuated and
Coffee Sugar.
mv9O I : POpPpTsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
& IeGE =. S TEEE,
j Il N IT'S T

0fice Residence Southwest Cor Main & sth Streets
(first door G5ocs CrsnsIaos Ysto H6ieO
RCHMOND, VA
ANlNG experience ten years N Lis Profession he feir
confident 81 giving Gssac:ion to hose who may favor m
WITH thelf I-'fr'f"' mti5-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
BY PULLJAM 4 co. Aacis.

Bf NETIs 8 GaEG0RY. A0-ta
n HEGifOEs.-We wiz srl Ilis Moropg - ~ 80
~ Ia likely Negroes. BRITS 4 OgIdORY, Auct'ff
49, ill.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

LAON = AhuAElit
INSECT POW ID T. 4
xxryRNINArEs BED RUGS RoAoHEs. TICKS. ANTS GARDEN
INSECTS. a.. e e3gaii7s 70 Poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
ARE CERTAIN DEATH no RATS AND NICE.
apS-9m sCLp EyESYVHaEE.
sf--.,=sSPECIAL notice. order to
49, afford employees rgcread during the summer
E he closed a. O'clock o. " from this date o. 18th
August CLARKSON ANDERSON
uy-a No lOG Main sweet
l5-g%SUPERHCR HOUSEKEEPING
49, GODuS
sl,er Pure LINEN SHEtTlNGS, sl widths
Pillow sings
White Marsejlss Quilts, aU sz-s
Pine Cotton Shretines and Pillow Castings
Reh white llurr Dtg.asks
Eup-r ptnask Napkins aud Table Cloths
pAu1sE and Fuckanack Tow cling aud Towels
Lace. Nusir, DtltsE ami Erorltci Curtains
Co'r-gi and wh.t. Mating, an Widths.
TABLE and Floor Oh Cloths
Pine Imported Furniture Chiu.z
White anil co'd plain aud dg a Furniture D.m!y
Plan. and Table Covers
Wine Cloth aud cold Fruit Napkins
ALSO
Just Received
Rich LACE BJENUJS NANIILLAS,
New Patterns very cheap.
BEREGE ANGLAIs, Tor Msutllas and Dresses
RICH SILKS. and
Spring and Summer Dress Goods AT fresh and new and kinds
Domestic Goods especially Cotton Osuaburr White Plaid and
Striped 90 De- sold from this date all through he mouth Of June
VESY CArAP WATKINS 4 FlChLEN-
MAY tl. $500 mHO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

le4 KNOWLES wALF0RD, Agents.
TIJIIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.
NJ SNOW fully prepared for business and the attention Of The
public earnestly called the importance Of f. objects This
ComLany under is charter divides Fights rs profits
every three years among The policy holders thereby giving tie
assured the advantages OF the Mutual system with The pledge Of
ckoder have moneyd Interest In conducting ts
affair with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
b-nyeed Bond and Mortgage unineumbsred Real Estate
worth double the amountI
object Company aid in retaining home
the Immense amount which annually from our state
Premiums Northern Compaules That money will be
loaned Customers Of years legal interest," and dis
bursed Ia midst.
Fndowmens and Annules granted Life and term Policies L.
other good Companies Slaves asuedfor
year or for II term OF years.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. II. Mscfarand, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, SaDi Bayly,
Roscoe v Heath, Jos r. Anderson,
Thos ". McCance, C. G. Barney,
John If Montague, 70. H. Maury,
David l. Burr, Jsa A Cowatdln,
Lewis GnteT, Eel. II Nash,
John Jones, y. q. Moore,
Jas, l. AppeIson, John H. Claiborne
Lewis d. C-eishsw, h. q. Whsrry,
Wm G. Paine, Wm. X. Christian,
II. f. G. Raskeryil, Wyndham Robertson,
Saml J. Harrison, John q. Shsfer
VIM. H. Haxal, Peter Q. WarHck,
Robt + Brooke, r. .. Haskins,
Geo d, Shell, Edward Noryell,
We lngton Goddio, Geo J. Somner,
John Dooley. D. :. Woodbridge.
Presdont-wM. H. MCFARLAND
Pics Presidert-SAAi'L J HARRISON.
TAysicida-Dr BLAtR BURWELL
AHIJltg--ROSCOE h. HEATH, Esl.
ap2T j. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretaI
EB-0Gce corner Main lth streets Richmond
FN0 COOP RS.-A superior Crozes with bits
the same y aging Knives, Dub Koyes, Barrel
Slaves aichsts Truss Hoops, ADJ &C. &C. just received d.
CT sIYToN co.
js7 Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main i.
GAS FITFEEa,s WRENCHFS and PEYEuS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

L. 5. SENATOR ELECTED.
CoNcoEu. n H.. Jane lS-Dancl Clark has been re-
elected 70 the L. 5. Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14


THIS improvement succeeds in entirely FREEING the SOUND
BOARD from al strain whatever caused by the tension Of the
strings and fully realizing the object which the old Improvement
The manufacturing these Guitars improving vOlns,
under the entire supervision Of the Pante and made OF the
best material warranted to be in quantity ana quality Of
tone well workmanship and to stand any climate they
can be returned and the money promptly refunded.
PRICE LIST OF GUITARS.
with good case si5 90
No. 8-Eas Rosewood viii Machoe head oval angcf6oard
No Zine Rosewood with Machine head wal anaci6oard
No 5-Fae rosewood vita Machine htad oval Gngerboard
PSr Raie%so5 s oval % "
6ngerbOsrd beautiful instrument, with 40 20
IMPROVED vIOLINs
From sl2 TO s5O-nngerboard warranted not to settle.
Guitars and yons improved repaired at the shortest notice.
and liberal discount male /" the trade
Every one interested In Music or Musical Instruments please
call at $50 Broadway before purchasing ewhee and examine
for themselves fei-disw@w6m
A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOyERY.-sOme four
"a months since cur ex.es NArHI.L tLSkL M
experimenting upon his own head, whose top entirely bald
since ane CROP hair ss sprung mn With Vigorous sroTS 70
has named il rHE INTALLBLE YfRSISIA HAIR RFsfoRER
Mr. about going into extensive manufacture Of article
which destined Of anxious interest to bald patd
This be hal principal Druggists-
Those persons who desire fine head oha have only 70 the
estOrs according printed directions the bottle Those who
lime b. using the VIRGINIA HAIR RSTORER IN1ALLlBLE,
proving that Il Is all that Is lie claimed TO be.
Wholesale depot for ordsrs, 81 Main st. T. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov Ia, 1889.
In EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have been
bald for the past andhay restored hair by using EZE
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER NAPHTAI EzEKu-
This day sworn before me- BY Nsphts Ezekiel Jos MAYO
dsl6-dhvly MAYOR Of Richmond.
DARE BOOKS.-Many Of the and valuable Works
Ii which be found elsewhere be supp led by
]. W, RANDOLPH,
Publisher, Bookseller and Bookbinder,
ieil 1871 Main Street.
DuRE OLD WHITE WaIsK Y Kept constantly on
l. hand, for sale ~ A. v. MOORE, Agent,
le0 -lsu,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

kSE have few more Of css lGERATOEs hand which
W c@nuo; be I'd Bar4L them 70 ge eae salts
faction or they may he retained Cal and examine them
S1EBBINS 4 PULLEN,
40 BAL De-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

A HpriEE.-Tle New York correspondent Of the
Charleston C5a-r ia his letter, Of the sb inst, SAYS
"E Mayor Nsyo, Of R.chmcad Is IN town. This is a
O,a e mistake AS Mr. MAYO sin retains bis official po
sto1 and has no. been absent from the city tor ten
u1.t.s Can b, possible thtt some imp0,ter is palm
ing himself OH i1 New Iors for his Honor The seventh
boy. certainly, could not 5s btmboozed u his way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

NOIICE.-We Win sell ms morning 10 10 O'Clock O. our
y auction loom No COOK WOMAN % ysars Of gs
sud her daughter about O years are Also MAN Of middle
age GOOD gardner and generally useful about loi
PULLtAN & CO, Autii5nsers
Ie'i-t Ffllygs u.ff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

TIOCK AND SODA WATER.-Cau at }. p. DUVAL'S
Drug Store and get fresh drought 90 SPARKLING HOCk
AID SODA Fesh Sy-ups the fruit always hand
A % Claret Port Wine and Water Melon Syrups isI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

.s , singing Of which, he -ead some verses Of Scrip
-. nom the 10Th chapter Of Marks gospel and then
r,rsrr Esd led ia prayer. Tue minutes of the pre-
meeting were then read aud approved after which
" , itat arose aud delivered brief inaugural ad-
banking the members Tor th,r confidence 10 ele-
hn TO the presidency their counsel
81 .-1esrluon- closing with an energetic appeal
san o.. increased enthusiasm aud efficiency in their
f ana important duties lie alluded in feeling terms
49, death Of Rev. Mr. Points, Of their comrades,
ga gallant and brave soldier at the post Of duty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

Elegant Dress Goods.
w invite special attention assortment OF rich English
w -rnauo and French befege Robes In Yoan
Very f,h Cherie Pficttd Hrrnins
DO % Satin Plaid du
Do do Paris Printed Berege, viii be sold at about
half cost
PLATO ,nl Plaid English B.rsses, very desirable
French Fuultrds. ycgy cheap
GFrat reduction 10 elegant Ofgaude Robes from to
Nolints
Great bargains viii be sold ia all styles Of thin sbdc
stock $ 90 large the season, and the Goods
MUSE BE- SOLD
W s selling Ss SOC, zoe and lO1c Said to the best
barg ias In town.
Il \
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

HaEyE-r,Na.-The harvest has commenced in several
fields OF wheat iu ,h- nagbborhooJ OF ,Li city. In
some localities the Weld Ni be satisfactory whle ia the
mi r,y OF instances BE- UiI Dee found that the attacks
% .smia. aud other adverse causes have greyously
disappointed the hopes ot the farmers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

Tie Sapreme Court OF the State OF New York have
issued perpetual ir s0con against Etoa aud jenkins
for souteriedug Ayers Cttaartic Pills holding them re-
$40 bs for the cruel imposition iu vbat they have done
.1s restraining thea from further injury 20 the public
no aus class OF people uorc than ano Der needs The
iutrro.1u Of law TO shield them from mpOsure, it Is
the sick aud suffering who unable 20 protect them
selves. remedy universally employed as Ayers
Pi- bv au classes beth 20 cure aud prsvcnt disease,
should as does have every security the law can afford
TO- i.om counterfeit aud mitltoD.-t I5is' ScstHc9ty.
Do Noy after eating or from acidty Of the stom-
ach heartburn water brasil sind burning sensation or
indztsrous Immediate relief be obtained by using
ON1Eeulied Birtcrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

SEUCRS sVANEED.-The subscriber wishes to purchase
- any quantity Of sHCCks he prefers then Preessl Ia bales
or sueE put up 10 good condition, delivered :. his place. 9Th
street Richmond. he vin pay 20 cents per 100 los.
tseT q n gTAnY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

NlH,Y l>vu,ro>.-The Richmond Gray,, Captain
x Elliott. have received an invitation 90 participate
r ,H egcIupuegt of Che troops comprised within tAe
80 Military District of Muso1r-the said eucamp-
ue.. to 1e formed az or i1 thr vicinity oil the Fair
Grounds ct the city of S. Louis che alth inst
l.r I-ays have also received copy of the challenge
recently gut forth by che o. = Z,ulve Cadets, offering
s.ud of co!ors TO any other company exceing them
Il Jr.H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

ICE PITCHERS, ICE PITCHERS.
LYER Plated Pitchers much approved Of and considered
- dederaum for hot weather, by those who have used
them walled will keep ice cold from
the hottest weather. Call at go Msn street
CHAS IL MSDFN,
Matchmaker aud Jewrller.
NB-wsiches Clocks Spectacle, repaired In the best
manner, and at Ion rates. Jelt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
AMUsEMENTs.
GRAND CONCERT
AT
MECHANICS II A LII.
MADAME COLSON,
SInyOR HIGFLLI,

PROM sTRAKOs0H AND ULMAN's OPERA vii gye one Grand
Concert "Wednesday Evening, JUNE BOTH, at ME-
CHNNICs' HALL
~ Tickt t. Of admission 4l.OO
Reserved seats without extra charge.
secured Mon lay Of James Woodhouses Book
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
ST. CHARLES HOTEE.

ME- HAVE Nv STOEE AND Oaer for Sale
~ as favorable terms as the article be imported for
typackags ~ q and ppes) pure quality FRENCH
BRANDY. % our own Importation.
sr4 ALVEY LrPsCnMR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
PROPOSALS viii be received until 10 o'clock NJ the 10Th 81
Juse 1 ths OF Armory the ot situated
between and Gary Streets conveyed by the city to the
uudgfsir med
g., desired that hs p0los s shall D. Tor ordinary brick and
s,ureocl front. Also ior the Foster brick.
Ibe plan, and specification my be The office o. W. Gin,
ESQ, the City Engineer
". VI. ELLIOTT. Capt. Co A.
" RANDOLPH, n, lst Rec. Va. Vol
jes-IW r. MILTON CARY " " ~
NOR RENT.--rhtt new commodous and very desirable
5h between Clay and Leigh streets recently
cup-d Judge Dtne deceas a. For terms apply 70 MS.
c. q. El-t Leigh street near Second, or 20
sli-u p. v DANIEL Js.
NOTE LUST-Lost prorissory note, payable to our
- drawn Moore Mcchee, az four months from third
April t555 &c. TIE public cautioned against trading
Tor said note payment having been stopped.
I-f JOHN \ GORDON & son
n AGVYRA COFFEE.-1O0 bags strictly prime recely-
H iug for sale bY LEWIS WEbb 4 JOHN q. WADE
CHECK LINENS for Men aud Boys wear; Blue, Brown,
- Black and Purple Cheek IL ems for Men and Boys wear Just
isS CHILgS 4 CHEEERY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-25
Items,

Among the tricks of the abolitionists is the sending south large quantities of the Tribune Almanac for 1860, containing a mass of false statements concerning slavery in Kansas, and an argument in favor of the abolition scheme of general homestead bill. After gancing at one copy we threw 1t in the fire Before doing so, we should have copied the names of those firms who advertise in it, to let the merchants of the south see who it is that patronize these abolition publications. We hope some of our contemporaries will do this.
 A southern military company ordered an outfit of new uniforms from Philadel- phia house, but finding it to be an aboli- ton firm countermanded the order.
 Gen. F. H. Brittan has been elected Secretary of State by the legislature of Alabama.
 It appears that we were in error in sta ting that Grow, the black republican, had agreed to fight Branch of N. c. The lat ter challenged the former, but Grow, the latter, immediately joined the peace society.
 Hon. J. M Landrum, M. C., from Louis- jana, has not yet taken his seat in Con- gress. In addition to the grief consequent upon the loss of wife and four children, he was prostrated by disease and is now dangerously sick at Browns Hotel, Wash ington.
 Hon. Samuel Casey, treasurer of the United States, died on the 22d ult
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-25

while he was the democratic nominee and his real character unknown, MT. w. gave him hearty support, and not until he flew of and began system of abuse and perse- cution and used the most epprobious Ian guage, that he was even alluded to in words at all offensive. He next attempts to whitewash per diem by admitting it to be wIong, saying that our Senators did the same thing, emitting to tell his hearers and readers that Congress never broke up and had to have day appointed for its re- assembling. Gov. Conway, R. H. John son and the True Dem mocrat are next assailed. In his speech, as reported by himself, he says that Gov. Conway's policy, if per sisted in, will not only pay the bank bebt, but raise million or two over However, these things were so fully and ably ans wered by the admirable letter of MT. Car roll, published two or three weeks since, that it is needless to recapitulate his fool ish assertions.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-25
Arrival of the Steamship Circassian-
 Two Days Later from Europe.

Neo York, Jan. 20.-The Atlantic royal mail steam navigation company's steam ship Circassian, Capt. Campbell, touched at St. Johns, New Foundland, this morn- ing, on her way from Galway to New York She sailed from Galway on Satur- day, the 7th inst, and brings two days later advices than the steamship Anglo Saxon.
 The news by this arrival is generally of unimportant character.
 The assembling of the general European Congress was still regarded as uncertain.
 The retirement or dismissal of the Count Walewski from the French ministry at tracted much attention. The English jour- nals construe 1t as an evidence that the Elm peror Napoleon intends to espouse the cause of Italy.
 The Cunard steamship Africa sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 7th inst.
 It was rumored that the visit of Lord Cowley to London was in reference to peaceful settlement of the Italian question without the intervention of general Euro pean Congress.
 France Gen. McMahon has succeeded Gen. Valiant as marshal of the French army occupation of Italy.
 .Sardinia.-The King of Sardinia has protested against the enlistment of Ger mans by the Pope, and theratens to send troops into the legations.
 Prussia.-The peace army of Prussia is to be increased 33,000 men.
 Iarkey.-T The latest advices received from Constantinople confirm the appoint ment of Ruski Pasha as Grand Vizier of the Turkish Empire, in place of Kodriffi Pacha.
 Australia from Melbourne to the 17th of November had been received at London. The Melbourne markets were, much depressed.
 Mir. Graham, government provision con- tractor, had failed. His liabilities amount to fS0,000.
 The ship Lochinvar arrived at Antewarp on the 31st inst, from New Orleans. The ship Congress arrived at Liverpool on the 3d inst, dismasted; also, the ship Morning Star on the 18th inst The bark Nicholas Curwen, from New Orleans for Fleetwood, went ashore near her destination on the 9th
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-25
For the True Democrat. COLUMBIA COUNTY, ARKANsAs,) January 9th, 1860.

.Mr. Editor-As one of the voters of this Congressional district, l am anxious to learn the sentiments of those who aspire to represent us in the next Congress, upon some matters of vital importance, which l shall specify in the shape of interrogatories below. They are matters which the de- mocracy of the whole district would, doubt less, like to have the opinions of candidates for the nomination, upon. As the True Democrat has ever been the able, faithful, and unhinching advocate of democracy, 1 ask permission to use it, as the medium, through which the desired information may be obtained.
 It seems, from present indications, that the nomination, in this district, lies be- tween Edward w. Can't, esq, and Dr. Charles B. Mitchell, both of Hampstead county. Permit me, therefore, through your columns, to propound to those gentle men the following questions:
 First: Do you hold the same opinion as Stephen A. Douglas, in regard to the power of the territories, to exclude slavery there from by " unfriendly legislation?
 Second: Do you believe that Congress has the power to protect slavery in the ter ritories, if they should attempt by "un friendly legislation" to exclude it there- from?
 Third Would you, if elected to repre- sent your district in Congress, vote for Con- gressional protection to slavery in the ter ritories, if, by unfriendly legislation " they should attempt to exclude it there from? R6
 Messrs. Can't and Mitchell are respect fully requested to answer the foregoing questions, through the True Democrat. Both of them will admit, at once, that it is right, that the voters of this district, should know the positions they respectively oc- cupy, upon the matters above indicated
 Yours respectfully,
 A VOTER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-01-25
Clippings and Comments.
A writer from Philadelphia to one of the

A writer from Philadelphia to one of the New York papers says:
 "But taking the whole range of the manufac- turing interests concentrated in and around Phia- delpha with productive capacity of $l70, ,O00,00 per annu it is seen and felt that the past yearhas not been brilliant one. A cloud has hung over it which no energy could dissipate. The labor of the city has lacked, and still lacks employment.- Thousands who beg the privilege to toll are turned away unsatisfed Advertise for clerk, sales man, or a book keeper, and thousand will offer. Capital stagnates in the banks, because the masses have no profitable demand for it. Two heavy rail road companies have crumbled to pieces within the yenr, and others quite as heavy, struggle on, cour- ageously hoping for better times"
 And these men and women who "beg the privilege to toll and are turned away unsatisfed" are white slaves who are suffer- ing for bread and fuel. Many of them have families dependent upon them. Yet they starve while thousands are spent to make the happy laborer at the south dis satisfied.
 An abolitionist writing to the New York Tribune, says this:
 It IS a solemn 1act that the lnulgnanI NlfSlHa doctors are back again-the very fellows who went off in such rage only ten days ago. not all of them yet; but they are sneaking back in squads of two, three, and half a dozen at time, careful to avoid fuss, and seeking to excuse their childish folly by saying they only wanted holiday frolic. Every mothers son of them will be back to his old haunts before the winter is over, greatly to the relief of certain taiors and washerwomen, though they employ the former class much more e1ten- sively than the latter"
 The slur and the sheer of this scamp at the students, with other sneers, are cast by men who depend on southern staples and southern money for support. Some of these students did return and showed a want of spirit in so doing. Having re- turned to the south they should have staid there