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PeOwN.s RaON1HIAL TROCH 8,
- Qn ne Favored Cod liver Oil Jelly, Cod tiv~r
QI BY the bottle and ON dvaasht, Wistar'a BaisaIa
Wild Cherry. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner 9Th and Broad sts,
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yHM WAlLACE'S PURE MOUNTAIN
w DEW WHlSKEY; Richardson's, 0nondago,
Tuscaloosa. Fiack's and other brands Old Rye
Whiskey; 800 bbls. Brandy and Gin. Cordial and
brands; 6ne Brandies and Wines: For sale bv
WM WALLACE NONS
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NEGRO CLOTHING, NEGRO CLOTH
on hand an unusually large stock of CLOTHING
for SERVANTS. and Wishing TO reduce their
Clothing lower than ever before offered. They
would, therefore, invite all in want to give them
a call. as they are determined to sell regardless
OF profit. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS & CO,
No Main
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CREsH SUPPLY OF FAMILY GROCE.
RlEs. 10 frkns No. ] Goshen Butter; 10
bbls, Buckwheat Flour; 50 bbis Superfns, Extra
Is half barrels No. 1 North Carolina Roe Herrlnxs;
70 packages No. Maokerel; - boxes Enslish
Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Oat Meal;
Rye Flour, 30, TO-, just received ano ior SAFE on
the lowest terms for cash, or 80 prompt
at MlNNlS q CO'S
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LUX' 8 LINE.-FKEIGHH
3 BOATS to LYN I! Il, / T { 4 Et
THUPSDAYSa and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. THos. ExErf.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GBo. g. LArNH.
Boat J. J. IRBY, Capt. VIM: F. CLKyELAES.
Boat FAME, Capt. VIM: II: PARSONS.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. J. J. PETERS.
There Boats are ell of the first ASS, COMMANDED
by car sful and experienced Captains, and leays
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past favorx, bers continuance of the same.
VIM. r. cox Agent,
Al tie Shed. Dock St. in roar Of old Gas Wort1.
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nUVAL 5 Essential itA'n-t asa
II Thl, valuable preparation Is presented TO
tue public as tn reat degtderatum 80 long sought
for In vain" for restoring lost hair, preventing
hAlduess, eradloating danuruf, and giving the hair
a smooth and glossy appearance. Many certlh-
oates 70 its virtues might be gwen, but the pro-
rrlotor is satisfied that 1t will recommend Itself,
and only needs ia trial to make for itself u rep
utation hitherto uneQualIed BY any similar pre-
paration. Let every one, whose hair Is falling OIL
call and procure bottle. Give II a far tnal.
single bot 10 will prove its qualities. Manufac
tured and sold by JAS. p. DUVAL, DruggIst,
Main nd hsfa Rinhmnu1 VA
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CULPH OF ZINC, Alum, Borax. Sugar
VA. for al. ), WM.sATfLE R Z CO. '''
la Main street,
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SPOTswOOD HOUSE.. .,,u,o.n ".
This nav Hotel. AZ the corner Of Main and 9Th
atreets inst hl fshed and elegantly furnishedsn
now open for the accommodation OF guests
The location 10 the best in the CITY. and every
effort will be made to please the patrons OF the
House. 80 80, ,r ~, ~,
sIaKR late of the Everett House, New York.
nod -ly JOSEPH ii. CkENShAW.
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THOs. DODAMEAD. Gen'l supt.

r=-- --.xxxau1zs.xru-- lkAt LEXIS 1874
sss4 90 80 ssss III TO THE NoRTH;.IOOu:
kass w Y a~s NORTHERN GEN RAJ
RAJ LW A Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday,) at $50 A. M,
and at $50 P. NJ, for Niagara Falls, fare only ten
dollars Buffalo, owego. Oswego, Toronto; Ham
for Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and al
parts of the West, Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can 20 to Detroit, Chloago, Mllwau-
ke, &c, Niagara Falls, st the same cost as BY
any other route.
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey CITY, With only
one change of cars. Fare 90. Take the $50 A. Nj
train and go through by daylight, over hIst-olass
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try IL.
n. Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Sup't.
JOHN T. RIsNRY, Assistant Sup't. je Sly
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I INsEEDOIL-Best qusLty, for sale by
IL VIM SATTLER Il co.
Marking and Stenciling BR USH IS. for sale by
WIN SaTTLER h co.
Looking Glass PLAT ES. all sizes. for sale by
WM SArTLER Il co.
ZINC DRYER, OF superior quality. for sale by
VIM. SaTTLER & co.
Ground PAINTS, any color, read, put up. and
Sor sale by w NJ. SAIILEh u W.
WHITE LEAD and ZINC WHITE. several
we'll known brands: tons Zach. for sale by
WM. SATTLER & co.
WINDOW 8LAsS.-l ,btJ boxes best French. sin
sle ard double ihiok, for sale by
Extra Paint BRUsHES: brass or twlne bound,
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NDREw ESALE AND
"A RETAIL DEALER IN F0REISN AND pO-
Importer Of French Candies. Cordlals. &C., and
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies also
parties and weddings, in town or country, supplied
with Ornamental Confectionery Ice Cream. Cakes
&C., No. 1855 Main street. next door Exchange
Diaht
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l. have on hand IsIss LON a. TcInTHTSG Nc
such as Orlof Beaver OYercoats; Moscow Beaver
do; English Whitney do Drab Beaver GaTricks;
mere Suits; Fancy Nobby Suits; Velveteen Hunt
Ing Suits; Black Dress Suits; which we are sell
ing very low. For gains, call ou
DARRACOTT. HARRIS & CO.,
1l2 Main
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BUSINESS COATS.--A good assortment of
- Plain and Fancy Cashmere Business Coats,
of French. English and American goods, gotten
up in the very best style, and oe red at prices to
suit the hard times by
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nVERCOATS. OVERCOATH.-Chea hne
~ and superfne, sack and Palot. with and
without oapes; Pilot, Beaver and Cloth, made VI
IN good style and for sale to suit
RICa VELVET VESrS-ln good taste, double
and single breast, tip top quality.
SHaWLS AND BLANKETS Also, Under
wear for gents use; also. Neck Ties, Scarfs and
Comforts; also, Shirt Collars and Drawers; also,
Gloves Socks and Suspenders; also, Monev Belts,
sold cheap. w. 3. TUPM AN, Agent,
N
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Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gent Tiokes Ast
BAA'L RUTH, sup'k
go - VIRGINIA CENTRAL

-. r-z..s~s,vrzSz, VIRGINIA l. X
49, - hlhR2AD .-FALL Arc
MOND "a Y the lst of October the NJ A l. and
PASSEN Nc 4 TRAIN will cave Richmond
dali Except SundayD at 80 A. M, for Staunton
and all intermediate way stations, connecting at
G0RDONSVILL + with the ORANGE and ALI Elk
ANDKIA RAILROAD Trains for Alexandria and
intermediate stations, and at Charlottesville with
their trans for Lynch burg and az points West and
south west Of that PLACE; and EVERY OTHER
DAY. viz: TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, for Jackson's River and stations West
of stanton.
Hartman 4 Browns. Stages connect with the
tram at stanton on Mondays, WedpesoaJs and
FRIDAYS, and at Goshen on Tuesdays, Thursdays
Hartman, Mason Il Co.'S Stages connect with
the tram on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays,
At MIllboro'. for the Warm Springs; and at Jack
sons River, for the White suI phur springs, Lew
lsburg, SC. Returning, the Mail Tram leaves
Jackson's River on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, ut SIS z. NJ for Stannton,
A FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER car at
tached, will eave Waynesb0ro', at las. and Stauu
ton at 9. As A. NJ, on Mondays, " ednesdays and
Fridays for JacksOn's River. Returning, leave
Jaekson's River on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Sat
urdays at 7 As 4. NJ =, for ', athesborO'.
Through tickets for the Warm and White Sui,
phur Springs, Lexington, Lewisburg, 80; also,
for Winchester, Lynchburg, Bonsack's, Salem.
Shawsvle, Chrlstlansburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Dalton, Chattanooge, Nashville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Canton, New Orleans, and all important
points in the Southwest, can be procured at the
iicke toice.
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.-Land.
~ ing this day, from the factories. 50 cases Tum
blers, consisting of Plain and Fluted, gil, one
bleTs, Decanters, &c.
CRuCKERY-Platss. Cups and Saucers, Pitch
ers, Bowls. &easF sale cheap, by nv ,orr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-04
EVENING SESSION.

TIE NOMINATION PoR VICE PRESIDENT.
The President requested each Of the several deega'
ons to name one Of their number to constitute
member Of the Executive National Committee.
Mr. Sayles, of Rhode Island. said that their was a
resolution referring to that matter
The President-The recollection Of the Chair il that
there we're two propositiOns-one for the appointment
Of National Executive Committee, and the other the
appointment OF committee to report on rules and regn
htiOns
Mr. Sayles-ThOse motions both pending, where
upon the whole subject was referred to Committee.
The President then called the attention Of that Com
mittee to the discharge of their duty. .
Mr. Williamson, of Kentucky, rose to privileged
question. The delegation from Kentucky fled doc'i
ment this morning. which we call Armed Neu rality.
We intend to stand here and not TO be involved by Ell
ther side but to cooperate with our people when we 60
home.
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Increa ed Facilite =.
IuE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing IN the g.
IL ,ty o. Richmond years, and has AZ this ~
time nom Is ;n Too hands In his employment and VII In NJ
-aonh two, make large additions that III
beF Having taken the story his especially for
cturug purposes be Is determined % make article In The
clothing line that shall compare In every respect with clothing
Northern Cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends public generally sw OF the fact that he Civ
ng employ midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females ho ght otherwise suffer for the neeessaries o.
ufe lie has the % eaters and materials be
"a By house in the country.
Maryanl. Nrsiaia, Caronas and Georgia CaSmcres and
rseeds all grades AMI Strictly southern Manuiactur
House. shall be satisfied BY personal Inspection VI not
shat he intends he has doing
X b SPENCE, Cothipr and Tailor
,h2 Corn Main and l3th sta Richmond. Va.
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NUMBER 1b9,
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.

-. Ia, Dsd K Il II -
ooEsrR or MAN AED PKAsL srRkErs RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
III AS just received, In addition 10 his already large and
IL extensive sssortmens beautiful collection Of all A
The latest and most elegant stys Of Watches JsEery K
allver sod Plated Ware.
Watches manufactured BY The following celebrated Makers
Jules Jugenso5 " D. Adams Sans David Taylor Henry Rey
non4s Lemon, Alfred Lavaet and other celebrated Makers
nIAhONDAk very large and rich assortment OF Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds, Pearls, Opal, cArbunee Garnet Coral Cameo,
Onyx, In FULL sKrts.
AospeetAces-B aziAn Periscopls Pebbles 10 gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jewey Of every
schptlop
The public respectfully Invited examine the above before
purchasing 8 A. MYERS
ma2a Cor Man and Pearl sts.
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Containing Pail Description Of the Principal Cities Towns and
Places Of interest," together with Of Travel
through the United States Canadas With Color ed ats
Price, paper cover 80 cents CLOTH IS Ready July 1s
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THE NEW AND PoPULAR BOOKS,

Sir ROhan,s Ghost. By Contributor % me Atlantic y
Gouiel book pronounced ~ critics superior 70 similar
American book, has passsdt The Third Edition fl,uA
Germalne. AnlCr. ms author ranks 1rs In
Paris and bis books read Than anY other AuhorA ms
eharuu novel l. by far Is hcst book" &lu1
RrrI Iory or Horrtanl. sixth Eliton OF this elegant
Work ready. Got only interesting story but he hand
ahm-si uel This edition sul an
Improvement others In beauty Of b'ntng. 4l,O0
Thc Roman Question. BY EpHrSs ABogr This l.
boston edited y. hirk, and
correct every particular ooc
Ara KeCrentiOns, richly Illustrated, containing insIue
don. m Drawing trrcan Painting Antique do WaxNork Hair
a. AMI n ac 30 al of IN e-g1n Accomplishments o. the day
yAbIe book those sho would become teach
ers. rmaD Enrrfos lursovED Nl.an
biography OF SriI-fau : ht-u en--aniversAly ac-
knosegl OF the best books r youth ever puhned So
Above for sale by Al Booe and sent BY mall BY the Pub
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No adVtFlalntni % be conlleled monIh Or
anes specified on The Manuscript previously agreed be-
the parties
advertisement marked he copy for sPeeaed
Der Insertions u be continued until ordered and payment
enacted accordingly.
- AnuEEraEFrfoa avoid any Misunderstanding
onthe Of the Annual Advertisers d proper state dfct
privileges only extends their Immediate business Real
an other Advertisements them Be
adtitloual charge and no vuration-
~ Real Eate and General Agents Adye ements not 70 be
nEd hy he year. but 20 be charged az ne usual rates subject
70 such discounts as shah Be agreed upon.
- Booksellers and yearly ADVERTISER generally engaging
squares Win the privilege o changv shall not ther
yeAry average any insert nore than The
the standing rule under couact and al
ding such amount % be charged AZ The usual rates
Advertisements inserted In the semi Weeky Whg a. rs een
square % lines less for The ds Insertion and so cents
per square Tor each continuance, weekly, rs cents
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SPRING ann sgmMKn CLoTHING,, :,

OUR Ready Made Clothing complete and ask the
~ attention % aud public In general 70 call aud
be cousnsed who se the cheapest and best made Clothing
Ia s city Our stock large and We viii continue TO make up
during summer TO be able kevp stock In complete
We w also, make Clothes 10 order In the latest styles
and vii warrant 20 % sale.
large Cloths cas-neres and veslng hand All
ask Is call aud hook Tor yourself at NORRIS GO,
ABS leo Main Street
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper, eS per Annan; senWseky IS Wsefy IS al
In ADVANCE Remiancea Ade az ths usk of ne
Pubers where evidence the deposit Of
lsiterln he Post once containing money.
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1850. ls0,
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT.
81 Main Street, Richmond, Wa.
IMPORTERS, wHoLEs ALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS IN
1860.

III A IL IL w A IL Il,
E-EDGE TOOLS, BUILDING HARDWARE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, sc.
JUBs, sPoKFs, PELLoEs. SPRINGS, A.ies BOn. Bands,
III Leahers, Cloths. Trimmings &c, &c. -
MACHINESTS' GOODS
Betting Packing Circular savt. Dole Saw Gunner. ye,
Wrenehes, Steam CocG., whistles, Gauges, &c '
Agents for the BALTIMORE BELL aud BRAas WoPKs lnso,.
Patent STEAM GuAGEs and croekes COACH vARNIsIIs Ie
Locomotive and Steam Engine bude Railroad and Gas Com-
panies Ac supplied with Brsss Work price,,
myl6-ly I.
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VTULCANITE TEETH!
VULCARIrE TEETHl SSSs1t--p
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL QTfS~[A
TEETH L1lC
G. W. JONES' DEsFSr having the right FOR making TEETH
vuleanie plate, and being hd n t ab.oiHts superiority
other HasEOfs having Thoroughly tested trece
months large number and ~ s most dgcut
where gold plate had utterly failed C01EeHd ri
silence those desiring fun partial sets Of e-
niy fdissufisf 4 ch tOs ieV usfpg. The per-
rect a3IifItiOH 81 hs P Ord s scH hersby secured,
enables him teeth cittpHt clasps, which, In
the gold plate has rendered teeth painful and Ues
Having adopted hose taRdng highest In the profession,
SOUTH testimonials vii be given and specimens exhib
ted O those wishing D. see them
cold any other pts made, Of course for such as prefer
them.
FnE cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly performed
Teeth extracted lritot pain BY electricity, having extracted
sotne tir0 haHdreite tesh cti q
9Th and l0th mAs
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APPLETONS
TRAVELLERS GUIDE BOOKS.
Official Railway Guide,

Containing Pull Time Tables OF all the Railways the United Stat
and oAnadA and 100 Maps explaining glance how the Ira
eller Is TO proceed Price, 20 eents.
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FOR Benz amin Fitzpatrick. ............. 19sH
William r. Alexander, Of N J......... l
The President-The Chair therefore announces that
the Democratic convention have made choice Of Bena
min Fitzpatrick their candidate for Vice President Of
the United States.
Mr. Sayles of Rhode Island, here led Off with three
deafening cheers.
COMMITTEE TO WAIT THE CANDIDATES.
: Mr. Ludlow of New York. offered the following reso-
htion, which was adopted:
Resolved That committee Of nine be appointed BY
the President to inform the candidates nominated for
President and Vice President Of the United States Of
their nomination by this request their ac
oepance
The Chairman announced tho followlng;as as said
mittee
William II. Ludlow, Of New York.
J. L. Seward Of Georgia.
J. l.. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania
Robert G. Wickfe Of Louisiana.
w. A. German, of Minnesota.
T. V. Flournoy, Of Arkansas.
A. A. King Of Missouri.
Bion Bradbury of Maine.
r. p Dick Of Yorth Carolina.
PLATFORM RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Payne of 0hio-it is generally understood that
the platform adopted at Charleston. understand
distinguished member from Louisiana Mr.. Wckliie de-
sres present resolution relating to the PLATFORM aAd
! hope he will be allowed to do so.
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REMOVED.

~ A BARGANiS JR, have removed 10 their Nes Store,
u. Ne street doors above their old stand
here they Increased their facilities for doing All kinds OF
line such patfng description o water
Rrtur iIyrants water Closets Baths Boilers, Cooking Ranges
Pumps Hydraulic Rsms tc Putting up Portable Gas "orka
nting ~ buildings With pipes and uxtureA 80
Al % Tin gork, koonng Ac hcAns nainsa YIN noA
They take his oecAson 70 state thst ney
have Air s other country which
shsy Eil put up and warrant 70 give satsfActisn-
Arge o. plain and fancy I'm ware, and ur.s Ana
Vsaders always on hand aaIl-u
COPNHTNERSHlP NOTICE.
HAvEthls day ah the Commission 6roceE
and LIQUOR business w. L. The business viii be con-
ss-...I h, ~ pan,s ~ J. W. NtPE,
NJ. 81 Main street.
Pa-Itake ns opportunity return snrere thanks 70
friends share Of patronage during e last hree
years solicit fur the concern their continued t.sos
a J. " MIR
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NEW CLOTHING STOCK.
VE SUBSCRIBER Agent open about the l5th Inst, In
the occupied BY n Barton. No. lee Main ST.
entire stock %
CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURN NISHIN GOODS,
which he haviag Manufactured under his super and
hopes with his expeence and sledge Of the business he
o such stock will meet the wants and the patronage
Of his fiends
business every effort
viii produce all the Necessary articles, and In such
style W make the stock unobectonAble and attractive
WM. 5. TUPMAN,
matt Late OF Tupman 4 Hull
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-17
News Items.

The Philadelphia papers announce that the GAL
aut Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, whose vote
elected Pennington Speaker, had declared for Lin
c"ln........Thc Oregon Sentinel states that al
! though the rains are making sad work with the
roads the stages make their regular trips with ac-
cuSt0mrd dispatch. They neverfail i'm spced...
| II is currently reported in California that Hon.
Wm NJ Gwin has challenged ex-Congrcssman
McDougall and that the challenge has been ac-
| ccptcd. ....The New Orleans Postmaster il re-
ported dcfi,ultcr to the amount Of $50, 900. ...
The New Directory Of San Francisco fixes the pop
ulation Of that city at 200, 600 p. Ander-
son.U. 5. District Attorney for ". T. has received
| instructions tn prosecute any and all persons who
may hereafter be found cutting timber otherwise
trcspassinG upon the public lands in the Territory.
.......Thc census Of 1860 shows that slavery is
constantly rcccdng in Delaware. An unpub-
liShcd letter of Washington was recently sold in
London for S35........The Sacramento Union says
that John &. Breckenridge. in all his Legislative
career, has opposed the Pacific Railroad Bill.....
pom receipt of the election news from Oregon ON
Thursday last, thirteen guns were fired ut this
place. notice that Mr. Galliher ia putting
up an extensive addition to the Washington Hotel,
to he used for exhibitions, balls, ctc....Thc en-
tire militia force of the United States amounts to
1000 900. ...".A Lincoln pole was raised on
Thursday in front Of Capt. Govc's store. The
New York Herald predicts Il commercial revusiOn.
.......A brother of Charles Dickens is in the en-
poy OF the Illinois Railroad Co.. at Chicago.
Adams. cf the Oregon Argus, calls the Seccders
nggcr-drvcrs, and the Douglasites drivcn-niggers.
\ distinction with difference. ......We have the
particulars of the late massacre of immgrantsat
Salmon Falls which will appear next wcek.........
We are indebted to Purscr Lowell for copy of ~
small sheet published ut Port Townsend, called
the Northern Light........Bv reference to another
column it will be tbtivcd thnt Gov. McGill has
set apart the 10Th inst. as day of than ksgiving.
.......A hyfilutin Secedcr, in Oregon, lately went
His ''whae length in declaring that he was All
right on the Niger question" by saying ~ pro-
fcss TO he perfectly vcrscd upon the inherent re-
quircn,cnts of our National CONSTITUTIONS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-17

lr"sf't''ted all the powers OF tic gov
eminent to extend slavery; both en-
dcavorcd to force the institution Of
slavery Oh tire free soil of Kansas. One
violated every compromise Of the ma
ton to remove tire Missouri restriction.
and thus open to the blighting curse Of
slavery large portion of territory ded-
icated to freedom, the other violated
the pledges to the people Of free Ter
ritory by attempting to- force upon it,
against its repeatedly expressed will,
Il pro-slavery constitution. Pierrc's
ma[Adninistration created the neces-
sity for the organization of the Repub.
lican party. Buchanan, following OUT
the policy Of President Picrce's Ad-
mlnistration, for years thereafter pro-
duccd the election of ABRAHAM LIN
colin, President of the United States.
While grateful to God for such bcnefi-
cent results, and abundantly apprecia-
ting the truth of the scriptural assu-
rance that "outo of evil good may comes"
yet do we in the name of human rights,
Increasingly condemn the actors in tie
outrage upon Kansas, the violation of
the Missouri Compromise, and the re-
peatcd actsof those in power to pcrpc-
tl:'tc and propagate sla very.
You have our answer, which you 80
boldly challenged in the article announ-
cling the issue of" AuothcrN Newspaper"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-11-17

Rock CREEK.-Wc have been shown
during the week, some fine specimens
of flake gold taken from the Rock
Creek mines, by gentleman recently
from that Vicinity. lie reports some
300 persons ut work thcrc-making
from $40 to $50 per day, after pcnetra-
ting to the bed rock. lie left the mines
on the 10Th of October, and has since
been prospecting on Ingles Greek, some
$50 miles this side of Rock Creek,
which he reports US being even richer
than Rock Creek.
We give the above rs it was given
to lis, without vouching for its accuracy,
further than to say that we believe the
source entirely reliable.