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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-23
FROM NEW MEXICO-DESPERATE FIGHT WITH



INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 2l.-The New Mexican mall with
dates TO the 9th inst arrived here this evening There
was great excitement Santa Fe The Navajo Indians
had made an attack upon little settlement eleven miles
below and killed two and drove of all their stock.
There were only eleven soldiers in Santa Fe, and they
we're sert in pursuit OF the indians in wagon. party
Of citizens was also sent aud overlook the Indians and
recovered their stock but had fight for it, and owing
to the cowadce of Mexcans, three Of the party
were killed and FIVE wounded. two of whom have since
died One Of them was Christian Vesen, highly res
pectabe citizen cabinet maker by trade He With his
own hand, brought down five Of the Indi'ns whose TO-
tai loss was fifteen killed and several wounded They
fought entirely with arrows and only rereated when
their supply gave out Had the entire party taken part
Ia the fight, not man would have been killed on the
part Of the whites and the entire indian force would have
been killed or captured.
On the same day the Indians off eighty head Of cat
lie from AVIAN Fla town four miles below Santa Fe-
They also took thirteen head of government horses and
succeeded in making good their escape
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ELECTORS.

ELECTORS.
Disr. lsr. L. t. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
2rd. TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NOt'Oway,
" Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4,h. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
T" SIN. JAMES + JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
a." 6th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
9Th. LEMUEL J. BOwDES, Of Williamsburg
&c Ssh. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, OF Mddlcsex.
sth. B.H SHACHELFORD. Of Fsuquer.
lOth. ANDREW f. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
Il.h. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of Rockbrdge.
18th. W. r. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
lS,h. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
* l4,h. }. J. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, OF Ohio
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"HuxASIrr TO THE SLAVE NOT LESS THAS JUSTICE TO
TIE MASTER, RECOMMENDS THE POLICY OF DIFFUSION AND
EXTENSION INTO ANY NEW TERRITORY ADAPTED TO ITS
ooSbITIoS."-Joha Bell.
81 AN CONNECTED WITH no POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
WHICH DESIRES TO EXTEND sLAvERY."-John @. Brsek-
iHridoe
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Coming Ovsr.

The following from the Petetburg Infefftgs"eer' oil
Yesterday, shows how the wind Vows
"At a gathering yesterday, afist Of the number OF
voters was taken on the 9ot There found
N be % nresent and of this number IS declared their
intention 10 vote for Bell ans Everett Six of tie
ghteen have been regular trafed horses of the tmtr
r;Ssd hint said thew bad been bde so long that they
have cot kind of set fast on 5heir back which have
set them politically, personally snd reglousy against
that party in future. "Sraws Sow the direction oil 'he
wind" &c"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-23
DIED,

nee Wednesday morning, the 21dnst, Lieut.
O. LAYNE In the IS yea o. hisaee
BIs funeral vii Rev Dr. HoSe's Church this
evening (hur ay) At ock The friends and iantances
Of he family are invited ad III the particular request
Of deedo have civic procession vita exception Of a.
Escort IRON the Public Gusrd,l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-23
When Parson Browniow Will Join the
democrats.

An Arkansas correspondent who probably wanted to
wake up" Rev. Mr. Brownow, Of the Knoxville TENN
Wing, wrote to that eminent poemic as follows:
'W c. BRowNLow IL have learned with pleasure,
upon what consider reliable authority that you have
made up your mind to ,in the Democratic party, and in
future TO act with us Tor the benefit of the county,
When will you come out and announce it! IL will have
good effect in the present election if you will make il
known over your signature. Hoping to hear from
YOU am very truly,
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Two Views.

of this great commercial empOrums true to those words
Of noble and national significance, "The Union, the Con-
stitution and the enforcement Of the Laws"
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Ktom Ms Ner Orleana DeIta, l5!h.


In Fayette county on the day Of the election white
man and three negroes broke open, robbed and attempt
cd to fire the house of Dick Breeding, six miles from
Fayetteville Mr. Breeding aud family we're IN town at
the time. The depredatOrs hoy pursued, but had
not been captured at the last accounts.
Every mail from Texas brings further accounts oil the
bad doings of the negroes prompted by abolition ennis
saries letter dated Centreyie, Leon county, August
Z in the Galveston News says: understand that two
or three negroes living four five miles from here told
their MASTER few days ago. that they we're as ee as
he was and walked away from their work, telling him to
shoot if he thought proper, whereupou he DID So put
did not happen kill any of them. negro WIS WHIP
red living three four miles from here last week. Tor
some bad conduct who confessed that he and several
Others were to fire Mcssr Barley and Barnes house to-
night and kill all the whites they could Aud on being
asked who told them do such atrocous acts they at
swered that white told them TO do So and oy these
means they would gain their freedom. There Is no
doubt but what we have had abolition emssares to poi
the minds of the negroes of county Recent III
vestgatious made here and elsewhere r this county,
fully prove the truth Of what | say."
Tie Weatherlord News, Of the Goth ultimo, says
"A man by the name of Crawford who emigrated from
some of the Northern States Texas settled in Fort
Worth some six months since Some time after we
came learn that his familiarity with the negroes excl
ted some remarks but particular attention was paid
to t until few days since. One OF Mr.. Turner's
negroes came to MIN and told him that Mr.. Crawford
IL
burn his sorehouse in Fort worh aud escape with him,
Crawford a.; The negro stating at the same time that
II they did believe it TO send white men and they
could hear it, they went with the negro to Cra"ford'S
house. who knocked and admitted into the house
and the door closed where they stad in conversation for
some time.
At last the negro so managed get him out of the
house and when 10 the hearing of the in waiting the
arrangement was made, he Crawford pointing TO the
North star aud cling the negro they would travel Just
fourteen days little to the right Of that STAR when they
we've be State where the negro would be as free as
any one lie cautioned the negro to be careful, do his
work we'll meet him there next night with two good
horses, aud to bring cotton, a.. The next morn
log Mr. Crawford, who was engaged common labor
er went out to haul load Of sand, which was obtained
about a mile from town, and, remaining longer than
usual some persons went out after him and found him
hanging on tree near by a sad warning to all those who
are disposed 10 tamper with negro slaves.
The Galveston News learns that on the night OF the
Goth ut the office Of the White Man, Captain Hammers
paper at JacSsboro destroyed by fire that there
was no insurance. and that nothing was saved The fire.
it is said was undoubtedly the work of incendary.
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TME, TEXASPLOT.
EXECUTION OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
PORTANT DEVELOPAEN yS-DANGER OF too
MICH INDIILGENCE

MUCH lNDULuENOE
Correspondence OF the II mtOn Telegraph.
DALLAS, July 2j, 1860
Three negro men, the leaders in tho insurrectionary
plot were executed this place last Tuesday evening
One of them Pa Jennings, the man WHO applied Inc
torch to the town Of Dallas, aud was one OF the most
prominent of those who engaged IN the work oam
smith, another aud preacher, was hardened old scoun-
dtel and the third-old Ca'o-bas always borne bad
character in this county They taken out OF JAIL es
corted to the place of execution by the military and IN
presence of large concOnrse OF people, expated their
crimes a Justice demanded They betrayed no discom-
p1sure In view of the awful ate before them Fat posi-
vey refused to say anything and died with as uch IN
difference as IL he had been about his ordinary occupa-
ton With unparalleled nonchGlance he retained his cheW
OF tobacco in his mouth and died with it there Ihey
hung about twenty minutes Pat dying very hard and the
oher two without strugge-the former by asphy1a
and the latter by dsocaon OF the cerviea verebro
This is a fearful warning 10 the rest, who yet may
share the same fate. In Wa1ahochie many mpor ant
Developments have been made, and large amount OF
poison found in the possession Of negroes The whole
affair will have the most important results The danger
Gus sentiments entertained by people will be shown
up in their prac cal results and be laid open before the
country in their naked deormity stripped OF all adven.
titious coloing Men in high places will find practical
Interpretation of their political dOgmas in the view taken
of them by d'luded negroes. The plot to deyastate
Northern Texas is dated from certain tme and based
upon facts calculated mislead people no better n
formed than negro population The danger OF SUI
ferng negroes 60 out TO celebrations TO hear po'ca
speeches and hold meetings of their own Is rendered
apparent by the Developments connected with this mat
'er. We have learned lesson and will profit by It,
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A urohen Platform.

The Breckenridge Democracy of Virginia have taken
the liberty Of striking out plank from the platform on
which their candidates stand-the Pacific railroad plank
ANY other State has equal right strike out any 9TH
err plank not suited its taste Any and every Northern
State for example, may strike out the Slavery Protection
plank Nobody will dispute this. OF what value, then,
We demand to know, is such PLATFORM platform not
binding the pary-a platform any part Of which may
be ignored repudated by any portion OF the
party With this privilege of striking out whatever is
offensive to them, any party in the country the support
ers of Bell Douglas Lincoln could endorse the Breck-
nrdge platform-or the Breckenridge party could Gu
dorse the platform Of any other party. So that
the Breckenridge party in yrgnia have destroyed their
own PLATFORM vAtei their creed and rendered their
own canons utterly null and void Having done this the
next step should be to withdraw their candidate and the
next and last to hide themselves away from the sight
Of men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-23

GENERAL consent has fixed the usual Democratic ma
iority in Virginia at about lOOO)-Enqrer of yesteI
day.
GENERAL COOmbs fixed it In Kentucky at about 40.
600, sgaiHlt hsN,
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From lie frn bass as soon as L.

II was impossible to look on the mutudinous gather
ing without being impressed with the fact that the heart
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-23

FCR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
or TENNESSEE
FOR yICE PRESIDENT.
EDWARD EVERETT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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ASTHMA ,oa THE ssrass as.ss. nd . ssss
FENDT's
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by O. B SEYMOUR CO.. io7 EAssAU STREET, nj.
Price 81 per box; sent H. by post.
FORSALE FATAL DRUGGISTS.
msy5-d4-ifcm
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL's INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR Il EST X Err.
DvAD the following certificate of your own ovusm.O gen.
IL tlenan well known all; this no. sasac,ory call at
the Proptetor 60 Main Street, you certificates from
all sections Of the Union:
RcaxssD. July TO- 1850.
Mr. NJ Esetisl-Dedr SIR take great pleasure informing
you that have used Bottles Of your Hair Rsstor Win
great slryAcuos xrsnT my HAN GEovno rxKIr; please
send me half dozen bottles
JOHN o. CHILE.
Mosnz, Ala, April Oh, 1860
NJ Ezekiel E.q Ricamond-Dsdr SG: hind as TO
presen, me- guest house, with Bottle OF your
Hair Resorer exhausted for several days. andI
have enqared in this city, day amer day.
10 my supply The trial Of Restorer, far
limited supply permitted 10 judge Ia Gmr slrssicrosr
veit fair ia, and WILL therefore, thank To send
me half dozen Bottles by Adams Express send bill with the
package be collected delivery Your early compliance VIII
very much obiige. Yours truly,
Z n PEAsR
kz-POr sale by all Druggists In The Uui,ed States.
sB- Price 81 per Bottle.
ey- All orders must be addressed 10 the Proprietor.
r. EZEKIEL. 90 Main g.,
Jpl4- Richmond, NrdnlA
BEWARE,
volcanic dyes that SINCE the ha poison the blood and
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RICHMOND WING

THURSDAY MORNING, ADJUST 9s, 1850
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20 NhHsoeTs-I3 Ordicn Rcllots.
one capital Prfze or sa,roo,
- itLes -..-............ amounting to $3.50 $50
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 90 ;Quarters 90 so

CeIuneates OF packages in the above Scheme 60 H..
yates, which Is the risk soAo"'nk
Certificate of Package of 20 whole Tickets slss so,
- 20 Half - *
20 Quarter AZ ~
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WOOD, EDDY 4 co.'s LOTTERY

- ~ aaoonungto sl,lse,7eS
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS,
Whole Tickets s20;Halves $40: ona,ts,,ss
Certificates of Packages In the abovs s.h.,,. N.
sold At the following rates, which Is DE risr-
Cernncate of PackaRe Of 20 whole Tick ets s,ea m
8. oe IAN i4e SO
=. 4. - Soar yer "a IS
% etsnt4
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The Invisible Hearing apparatus

VNR. DArIs ,oculist aud Aurtst 42T carondelef Sd
Il New orleans, La, has neyly-invented Instru-
ment for extreme cases OF Deafnesss With its
sistance person is enabled TO hear with tn great
Casio enjoy ordinary conversation and to hear
az public assemblies. II rests compile ely VIII hin
Ear and can be WORE without the slightest In sonve-
nisnce object Of this instrument IS to keep the
organ in constant state Of activity, and by do
ing in time TO enable person to dispense With its
use, Can and examine or send for . circular.
.faaEx skTa0 ITzax14
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! Underwear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonabie Underwear of
~ GAUGE silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Isle Thread Jacc and Cotton, received and for
sale by -.4- ----r j. II. McSIII..
apr5-lf
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Hide. Oil & Leather Store...

IN KIRKPATRICK SONS, No 81 Sour# THIRD
-. STREET, between Market and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, have for sale -
DRY q SALTED SPANISH HIDES, -.
Dry and Green salted Patna Kps Tam er,s OIL Tan
ners and Curriers Tools atthe lowest prices and
upon the best terms. - ilf 4 zsi sllEl 9 ia Z
So Alikinds of Leather-in the rough wanted tor
which the highest market price will be given in
cash taken xehang for hides. Leather stored
Tree OF charge and sold oncommission.
sanfl---3mdE ---.ar-- --r----
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Burning Fluid.

TANNERS OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil
efeb2s-tf '.,.'.S' RAINS BROWN & co.'s
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E.ANTHOEY,
SAPONlFkEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Aortthdn Uoublethe Strengthof Ordinary Potash
E>oR making Soap withourIime, with little trouble
L and attrifng expense. The cheapestarticie ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound will make
twelve fifteen gallons of coed Soft soap, nine
pounds Hard Soap Printers will End il superior
article for cleaningtype tits perfectly soluble and
Tree from impurities.
RroSenin SMALL jumps and put up in Pa and
fb cans
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS Brooklyn and sold by
f.F tafi g- = t-a, R.DURKEE CO.,
Eoct3-d&wfy Isl Pearlstreet New YORK.
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N.MpVNyY xsEyV.
Sell oply Cenuine imported Goods.

Ourstock of Domestieand Havana Cigarsis very
arge 10 which respectfully inviteth he attenllon
he public. Weaiways guarantee everythin We sci
o be the pure article. We should be happy 10 re-
Give call from all dealers and consumers Mnen
hey visit the city, as We are ABLEAND DEirn-
AINEDto oaerthe bestafinducements.
july2S-tf a. RifA q w.
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found ii very
large and we'll selected stock of
Black Silk Mantillas.
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Searts.
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professional CARDS.


(LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN. }
TNENDERS hisprofessiona ervices to the citizens
l. ofNashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged the practice of his Profession in all ts
branchesfor the last sixteen years and hopes by
srictattentiento be ablete saisfactionto all
who may favor him with call.
Office No. 42K Cherry street near Capt. Stockeli'i
new residence. Residence Pearlstreet South Nash
vile. apr25-du
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on ORpERINa TIeKRTs oRcERr1r1c.rra

Enclosethe amount Of money 10 our address, 10,
what you wish TO purchase; name the Letter. in
snicn voc Nisn 1t invested, and whether you wish
rnien we send what Is ordered, by nrst mail. To-
certified to by the Commissioners Be sen, 1,ss
Explanation. ~-'' WIN
Furcnasers villplease write their sIsnatur.
PLAIN ana give the name OF their Post OHce corn,,
and State - ~e county
ommunicationsstrctlycon f dsntial.
Anpr.zes ISL 900 nd under. paidIuuedt.
yai.erthe dra~ing-otherprizesatth usaa nim co
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Fresh Corn Meal.

THE subscriber has made arrangements With one
Il of the most extensive mills in Kentucky for
r gular weekly supplies Of Family Meal, and IS now
r, cetving 5000 bushels which he offers TO the City
Trade at slight advance over cost and Carriage
Y--1 - - s----'-f- - - -. - A. JENKINS,
my12 Is Markets. Get.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

Our Catalogue refers but partisliy TO the GOODS
Qkept by us) il their respective departments.
-Oorr friends and patrons beg 10 say, that our
stock VIII be equal, if not superior to any have
heretofore offered; and NEST respectfully invite
an examination Of it, assuring all who may favor US
with a CALL that they viii find prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiving our ST ok daily.
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splendid Schemes
TO BE DRAWN

Each Wednesday I'm June.
Glass 210 Draws Wednesday, June 6. 1860.
Class ZS2 Draws "Wednesday, June Is, 1850.
Class 294 Draws "Wednesday. June 81 1seS
Glass Se6 Draws Wednesday, June 81 Iss0,
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TTcxrrs
IS Mumbzs-l3 Draacn Rclo...
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. '..r.E.t B.. a. T.. AYMOND.
BALf1EdRE, Jan. %, 1853
FINLEYInHNSnN

. ~ n 1IsIlE1 90I1IssUN.
in regular. standing, and pastor Of the Orthodox
Church at BroOkfeld. Mass. He is gentleman of
great infuenc ard universally beloved.ssg E 81
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COAL
GOOD COAL, CHEAP,

|1NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
i his old customers and others who may de-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-03

~A person walking into the count
ing house of the late Mr.. c., of a
neighboring city, and by the way very
wealthy and shrewd merchant, inquired
of the clerk the rent of the store which
his employer wished to let. The in
quirer being satisfied with the terms,
said he would hire the store; but the
clerk declined closing the bargain until
he saw Mr.. c., who was absent from the
city, and desired the gentleman to call
again.
Upon Mr.. C.'s return the clerk in
formed him of what has just been re-
lated.
aHow much did he fail for?" asked
Mr.. c. 81.
"About one hundred thousand dol
lars y was the reply.
'sAnd how much did he pay?''
"Only ten per cent, sir"
"Let him have the store, Sam; he's got
money enough!"