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BEST HAIR DYE
IN the world

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet Boge's Electric Hair Dye (recenily mpruved)
by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
in Boston (amOng whom Dr. Hayes, the eminent chemist
and State Assayer who awarded it the Pnze Medal and D
poma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all
of the Union Its unparalleled superiority consists l>
The ingredients nourishng to the hair destructive
others ID Does hurt stain The skin. 3d. Is
easily applied and dyes the hair color required from
delicate brown deep black natural appear
velIous. Manufactured. sold and applied by WM. BUGLE
22 Washington street, Boston, and may be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
AT A MEETING OF THE

hlRECTORS of the LITTLE Rock GAS I/ COMPANY, on the 24th inst, resolution was adopted, that for the purpose of raising funds for the payment of the contingent expenses of the Company there be assessed to catch stockholder six per cent on the amount of his stock, to be paid by the stockholders, who are hereby requested to pay thesame toshe Snnerintepscn. of t,sx Company.
 And resolved further, that notice be puhlishedby the Superintendent in one or more of the newspa. pers published in this city. to all delinquent stock holders who have not paid tacr stock in whole or m part, requiring them to come forward and make payment ol the respective amounts due by them, and m default thereof for the space of two weeks after the publication of such notice it shall be the duty of the Superintendent to advertise such stock for sale on not less than ten days notice in one or more oi said newspapers, and to sell the same at puclic auction pursuant to such notice, for the be- neiit of the Company
 EDW. l.. SLAUGHTER, Secyrtary.
 Sant IS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
ssa7 77z.1 n
lo3'' sa'npa Lnridge and Lane List of Prices of B} ecurnents.

Campalg kom Humphrey Marshall
 NO. 1.--speeehe7 Iu the eltg of Washington'
 and Hon B. k. HaK Breekinridse and Laile.--
 Pries Price $ S per ..s,s of Governor Stevens, 1 NO. 2-MSd aoon aosoanIvhicll the regular south showing the kere entitIed to seats in the con
 ern dclcgar Front street Theatre, Baltimore,-- vention at5torm a,d Letters of Acceptance by Majority.7 and Lanf. Price S5per. ,ooo.l :.
 BreckIy Renee of fthenationaidemocracy a5,lss
 Nuk of Judge p0uS us ,1 ' ',' the Gsatc ol iloh. J. pel'i,, oi of&ana. delivered in the Senate of the unlted bfcs Msyo2 ls6O Price Sl0 per ,000. I<[X0 4 snaecb of President Buchanan, July ,, No l1s, Reso,. and Past History of John Bell nd Ea,S,,d Everett. Price $l5 per ,000.l
 No 6 tSnsech of Daniel $. Dickinson, at the rooner Instiiate, New ' ork City, July Is, le60. Price 40 ncr 1000.
 NO ESpeecli of Hon. B. F. Hallet, and Mi | ,ority se,orof Coy. Stevens. Price $5 per 1000. ]
 N0 .S- Biographical Sketches of Brccsinridge ,nd Lane Price 5per COOL
 NOTa-R Reply of Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mis- .ssn,s,to 10 the speech of Senator Douglas, in tlie In;teT States Senate, May lcvsand l7, ls6O.- Price 10 per ,o80.
 Nos D-Speech of John c. Brcckinridge, at Frankfrt, Ky. Price S5 per ,000
 N9il-Speech of John C. Breckinridge, on the ,ocs s;a of the removal from the old senate cham ,er nhe new. Price $5 per ,000.
 NOl2-Speech of Senator Crittenden, of Ky, ,n tr Davis Senate resolutions. Delivered ill he iIs. Senate. Price Sl0 per 900
 N0I3.--The doctrines and policy of the rcpub- ic N, party as given by its recognized leaders, ,ratos, presses and platforms. Price Sl0 per ,0Oel - c 1s 5n property in territories, delivered in the d,,se of the United States, May 2I, loeJ. Free s lOper ,0OO. .,o b. I5.-Address to the democracy and the ,aele of the United States Issued by the na- ,oa democratic executive committee. fnce ;Ifper 900 rpu;o. .7 .<l 00O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
State News.
The w ashingtap Courier says:

The Washington Courier says:
 Tho e;t;zers of iIlA Greek township will gre 2 y.,,nd l,ari,ecue. 10 Dr. Charles E. Mittel'. '. '. Nshv;ile. Ark on the 29th inst Certf us z of !, distinguished citizen and trend ,n nran to receive such deolonssration iose 'l'i'' csteer,,. and we know if there ever yas pellou' whom inc told war horse Will feel gore than at another, it will be when auu'eSaes s, 'as fellow citzcns of Mine Creek toysp p on 'ne u., cason above referred to. Doct 'n tue s1u < sueh @ noble hearts, you n surely forget the bitfexness of defeat
 There was Brecbhriage barbecue at Washington, Hemplead county on the 22d inst, largely ftended. Hon. P A Warren, Gen. yfitmore, and Hon. |. ". Can't were tE speakers.
 A friend hitesthat large Brecklnrldge clpb has yeen formed at Hamburg, Ashley counr. We have accounts from every popdod of the State of clubs. speeches, etc., t<5 Numerous to mention.
 MT. F. F. Yell, of Pine Bluff, is making vigorous canvass in south east Arkansas for the cause of Breckinridgc. It is favor able omen when the promising young men of the State are thus taking the stump boldly and fcarlessly for the cause of democracy and the South. Mr. Yell is the son of Gen. Yell--elector on the Bell ticket.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Jailer'5 Notice.

XXTAS committed to the jail of Van sn w Buren county, Arkansas, on the lSthf Septcmber A. D. 1860, negro man who calls -E4- his name JAMES WILLIAMS; and says he be- longs to Mr John Wilson, of Kinds county, Miss Said boy is a dark copper color, about 3 feet, 3 inches high, weighs about l25 or 50 pounds, quick spoken.
 The owner of said boy is hereby notified to come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with aceori' ing to law.
 JOHN NJ. BAILEY, Sheriff
 and Jailcr of Van Buren county. Sept %, 1860. 6m Cost of adv $26 or 5 pcI week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
JUST RECEIVED.
WEI 1SIN1lA I4L, LROM New Orleans and Cincinnati-

ENROM New Orleans and Cincinnati X brls. Crushed Sugar;
 , Pulyerised ss
 , sacks Coffee; 10 cases Cherry in Brandy;
 brl. Brown Sugar; n baskets Anisset; 10 ss boxes Raisins;
 l cask Cognac Brandy;
 cases Cabinet Champagne, (pint bottes) 26 boxes Cheese:
 gross Playing Cards For sale by M. TANTI Sent %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
n-.sbc fair at Memphis will be on the Stb ofgctober next.

|
 .MDRAUpULER DISCUSSION On Friday At last, the 21st inst, we were agreea- ,l entertained at the Theatre Hall by a -Four handed discussion between MT. Franck Pearson, the "pobbly orator." Mir. 1on- lev, Dr. Meador and Mr. Ed. JordaaL MT. Pearson opened the discussion in favor of Breckinridge, while Mr. Yonley rung the Bell, Dr. Meador discussed the claims of Douglas, and Mir. Jordan nailed 1t down upon both of the latter individuals, and ably vindicatcd the cause ol the constitu- tion and the Union in the persons of Breck- inridgc and Lrnc.
 Mr. Jordan is lawyer of fine talents, and both Douglas and Bell men will find :" Jordan a hard road to travel.'
 The opening remarks of Mr. Pearson on the etiquette of public assemblies were quite approprate-in view of the unneces sarv .dem monstrations which we sometimes witness in this metropolis.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
MILLINERY, MILLINERY.

THOSE LADIES who wish to EsEar
 A select an elegant BONNET would N sm dc well to call on MRs. JoNEs, asslie has = HsE inst returned from the east ith the most 4T yss5 . elegant stock of MILIsINIsRl GOODS ever opened in this market. consisting of Bonpets. Hats. Ribbons, Flowers. Feathcrs--which capno, fail to please the most iastidious.
 Sept %, lS6n- MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29


 EASILY ASswERED.-The True Democrat, oi the 18th, in reply to an article in the Press, in which we quoted from the speech of Mir. Breckin- ridge, says:
 We suppose MT. Brsckinridge meant what he shall determine the question for themselves, when they meet to form constitutlon.'
 Now if MT. Brcckinridge meant in his speech, to say, that sthe people should determe for them selves, phrn they meet to form constitution' why did he not sag so, in so snany nords? He did not mean so-and the editors of the True Democrat know it-and we will prove it out of the Vice Pre- sident's own mouth. .a--Van Buren Press.
 Here follows an extract full of italics, big capitals and all sorts of attractive dis plays, from a speech delivered by Mr. Breckinridge after his nomination to the Vice Presidency; this extract the Press re- lies upon to prove tliat Mr. Breckinridse held the same doctrine then that Doudas does now, and says we "know it." We beg our friends pardon, but we ncthe' 1no~ or 5elieoe any such thing.
 MT. Breckinridge has publicly fiSavowed any such construction of his language, and we have his declaration agai,st the asser- ton of the editor of the Pres; and though we entertain the kindest d feeling for the latter, are disposed to crlid the former.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
N s|

ss~-sja1 -<s <1 \ Fl
 x4 N N . 6 publish this week an at y z the recent terrible conaagratieh n fS Smith; t will be soon that the Times saflse was entirely destroyed. We deep1ss - pathise with the sufferers bs this fsss sve e 2 received letter, giving i partica' af account of the calamity bas the lcttff has peen mislaid
 The following < an exis ct taken from T private letter written to s's by friend in the no,t |. vest coee,f q a fire in Benton vile. What X Ak i'sas coming to?
 aI,.xt snpaay ysissht Ealdwell's house, s;.,,.taa ,,,r x tl,ey xouth-West. corner of the s.,,,; s,s,'a,sq ',sa o'' Beatonville, was burned
 'pne ,hs Sounl, the contents all saved :. T',sa 'e hed to have been fired by one f. ~ ..I '1I has been loaffhg around there a., s' sa.4 /time. He was originally from
 vas told, or rather to that placel fme northern State. On ThursdaE
 GAg, the excitement being still uID
 1anee" organized themselves anflRf
 +ed totry the gentleman, but thy{ant ,xss, insufficient, and they had to aas the1lselvcs C psying his fare oll eonn7v % to Pringfe! ~ >, and ridding4t [ ,.ata5 of a:'spss They keep piySt' i, Ma'sI 2 aeu and4 VII hours of|d ofs|d to M leave wsss toldN Ahny were one ~ on 6ra their ow fand go t nc n,.0 one en1n J,, l1e, tbs so fcarfai A they. tb1 b1fexas W scene, and beginning otS iegulafta aftart s'1' v sbeeome @ M ths that BcntonvI waga oneyat;ons and theatre of thelr G nd of ;ts noe,,n.nts M one1s oa tl,o~ iou'e aathas I at the conAagration, aaa ahonld ds bo 6raJYsd sd perhaps themselves in the;r defaneals condition attaeked by ,anr,,erars - By. Loss something more than two tftisaia uoiiaio.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
TO MERCHANTS, HOTEL KElEPER'
 AND FAMILIES.

TfIE undersigned has just received \ consiqanleat of the following long established and justly popular brands of Liquors, viz: l cas1 Champagne Cognac Brandy, vintagss lso3 l < Jules Robin X Co.,, do to 1893. 2 0. SeienctIe do do 1855. , Otard Junior & Co.,, do do lc50 All direct inportatious.
 ? casks Pennsylvania Rye Whisky, i6 years old. III ,carrantei pure and unaduHrated, which he offers for sale with his other well known Brandies and Port Wine, at importers prices in lots and on terms to suit purchasers.
 R nL,n Af-+% %tf,
 Importer of and dealer ill genuine Havana
 Segrs, Markham street, u Ashleys brick row. Iiitle Rack Sept 29 lSG0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

a Barry's Tricopherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, cleans ing, curling, preserving and restoring the har.- Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth cearies. iupe9 ,'60ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

NEW PAPERs.-Ws have received the first number of the Hamburg Reporter, just issued at Hamburg in this State. It is neat sheet, and jtlging from the graceful ness of the bow it will be found welcome exchange as vell as an ornament to Ashley county.
 The Ouschita Christian Advocate, edited by James E. Cobb and published at Arka- dclphia. has also been received. The Ad- vocate is a religious family journal. Mr. Cobb is fine writer and one of the most eloquent Methodist preachers in tho State. We admire tls1ea t..s, zeal with which the Advo- eafr ambarls in the cause of education. It gives the following favorable account of the Philadelphia schools:
 "ARKApELpHIA ScmooLs.-Quite pleasapt season. we understand, had our friends at the ilind Asylum, at their festive treat prepared by headies of our place. Thanks for the cake sent us Sue cess to the Asylum. More about it hereaitcr.-- For the present cut short by the printer
 The Union Seminary (female) under care of the accomplished Miss Hetty Dcnnison, has made' we learn, gratifying start to its ircnas. nas.------rr-nu The Male inc scfoIar q christian gentleman and experienced teacher, with competent assis- tance. Giyes promise of much benefit to our com munity.
 Our own Female college is in fine spirits and full of hone. Heaven bless all the schools, teachers and pupils; for sound education makes vlrtuous people,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
N oT1cE

A LL persons indebted to me either by 4 "A note or account, are hereby requested to come forward and make payment, as l must have money
 Sept g A. ]. HUFF.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
r7s- Of the t 1mocratic papers

ry Of the t 1mocratic papers in Connccticut, han already hoisted the Breckin.idre Lae flag, viz: The New Haven Redisl Ht.ford 7fp,es, IAidd2e- tosoa Sent;ne1 1sndk tho Ncw London .Star. Two have h ted Ae Douglas and John son flag, tbl ew Haven Ne,ps, and Hmt- ford Pressl rhf Bridgeport Faraer is decidedly ftr kinfidge, but has as yet hoisted no The Norwich Aurora
 w DpsI;ias under
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
N O T c E

NHE undersigned has just received a 1 large and well selected stock of Goods which he will sell at low rates for cash
 Sept % Al. HIITT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Dress Goods and Silks

NTOW is the tirneif youwish to purchase V . fine Silk Dress or all Wool DeLane Pat tern. by calling ut the corncr of Main and Mul berry streets. MRS. JONES.
 Sent Q9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
NEW GOODS.

JUST received and for sale by w. l.4 e ANDERSON, a general assortment of fine. Sole Leather, Travelling Trunks and Vaises-call at the sign of the Boot and Shoe Store, Main street.
 Sant o1s l6D
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
NOTICE.

TAKEN up by John D. Parker, Craig IL township, Van Bmen county. one sorrel horse, Is hands high, years old, both hind feet white to the pastern joint, scar the left hint plstern, r in the forehead, little streak down the nose Appraised at SS5, Sept. ,, 1860.
 Snnt 9. lsG0. It's
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
I 0 K Il

n this State there are scscntecn newspa- pcrs advocating the election of breek'n' ' ridge ana Lane; five for elisnd Everett, and not one for Douglas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

"Umoy SrEEcHEs-Hon. Sam w. Williams will make Union speeches at tho circuit courts of Conway, Pope, Yell, and Perry counties. Let all who love their country more than their party, and desire the preservation of the Union, go and hear him.'-drkansas Statc Cdzehe.
 We wonder if Mr. Williams will report what he said on the streets here soon after his return, a week or two since, from a north crn tour" that any man north of Mason and Dixon's line who wished to defeat Lincoln was fool to vote for any one but Stephen A. Douglas!" Will he advocate a Douglas and Bell fusion in Arkansas?- One suggestion we disire to make to our friend, MT. Williams, that he takes care not 10 become frightened for the persindt sctcty of Mir. Bell. While acting as sub-rosa eda- tor of the Old Line Dem ocrat-that i'm maculatc sheet thaf ncverllad a Bohemian or sub.rosa editor, taking M Peekss acord for a--he alarmed the people of Little Rock by the announcement that MT. Peek was in imminent danger ofa street encounter, and proceeded to cxtricatc his hero alter very Quixotic manner. Our readers will remember tho article.
 [" Let all who love" office ' more than their'' countyy "go and hear" Mf Wil- lionas, as we understand he has expressed willingness to hold office under Abe L'n- coin. Perhaps he desires Abe's election for that reason, knowing as he does that the chivalrous sons of the South would scorn to hold office under black rcpubli- can President.
 We hope Mr. Williams will tell the good people of Arkansas whether he ex' ~l~t D HI 'rrth ilo' haste bis patriotic intentions should Lin colDTbe elected.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

F /BREcKINRIDGE IN sARKANsAs.--Ch Cheering accounts come to us from every section of the State of the success of our ticket.- We have recently returned from south western Arkansas and can confidently say that the indications are all in favorof Breck- inridge. Gen. Whitmore, Dr. Jett and .others are leading the race. We had the pleasure of hearing an able speech from the former at Lewisville few days since, in reply to Col. J on. R. Eakin, sub -elcctor on the Bell and Everett ticket. They are both good speakers, but it is but justice to say that the enthusiasm was all on tho side of Breckinridge. We did not see Douglas man in Lafayette.
 Hon. w. w. Leakc is canvassing the southern portion of the State, ably assisted by Hon. F. A. Warren, Col. Smoote and othefs. J6dgc sorrellsis also in the field. Iii tl,e northern portion of the State, Hon. W. D. Reagan, pr. Taylor, Hon. T. O.. Hinamau, Hon. w. K. Patterson, Hon. \. M ilson and others are on the stump. AbIs snb.eIS11Fa will soon take the field h rim, M Rls of fhs State md can
 s<1 1 = pE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
NOTICE

HAVIzyya putchasssf ( le entire interest
 I I of K. g. Bu4ne ;n the finn of Boone < An: derson, wond se spcef fIly form my friends and the public, that tic Boot and noe business will be continned N me at she sign os the Boot and Shoe
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

Dissolution Of Co-partnership. NOTICE is hereby given. that the firm IN of BOONE & ANDERSON is this day dis solved by mutual consent, and w. l.. Andersen having purchased the interest of $. S. Boone, in their Boot and Shoe Store, the business will be tinucd by him in his own name.
 W-sI-SANDEpSflN,e N,e.a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Etant Democratic Electors.

lIA.: CARROLL, Hon. T. c. HIND l.. BELL. and GEORGE A. GALLA- vc been appointed associate cleo the State at large. Also for each hdicial districts the following as lectors havcbeen appointed: je lst.-LxO. BRlDEwELL,
 JAs " BLACKBURN.
 2nd Vi. M1LLsArs, VAN H. MANNING. < aSra.--I1ASpRIDeE McCRAE, l Ws K. PATTERSON,
 4th.-A. M. WILSON,
 w. D. REAGAN. < 5th.-R. ". HARrER, X < J. NJ. HARRELL F 6tll.--J. l.. WITHERsPooS, s Gen. J. WHIrNoRE. aser of the, Executive Committec.
 F BOUDINOT,
 GhairuQa. s9s@ Jackson, Governor 3Iizsurh ssl vsle iayly claimed as a Ste. tssags snt opealy Tor Jon. O.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Hair Rraids aud Cnrls-
! pisgolution of Co-partnership.

LUST opened fine lot of Hair Braids eD and Curls--please give me . call.
 Sent % MRS. JONES'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
N EW A DIV REFRESHMENTS.
II n n F

l. Q. o. IF.
 PIKE LODGE No. I2--wil hold regular meet. ngs every TUEsDAy EVENING at their Hall on Scott street. TfIOS- k. WEIGH, NC. A. J. SMITH, Secy
 July 21, le60. If
 FAR WEST LODGE No. Twill hold regu lar meetings on FRpAY EVENING of eacI, week, at their Hall, near corner of Scott and Markham sts A. R. ScnuLrz, Sec'y M. NAERA, ". c. Head Qaaytfrs 2d Baital;on 13tA Reg. Ark Militia
 Little Rock, Sept. a7th leG0. THE members of the 2l Battalion are l notified that ;t Battalion Cotlrs Martial will be holden at the Market House in the city of Little Rock, on Wednesday, October 24th, 1860 Detail for the court: Major McAlmont, Captain Stillwel, Captain Tucker, Captain Jones' Lie1s- tenant Mottoe, Lieutenant Brookin and Leuten- mt Jacobi.
 By order of the Colonel Cosnmandant Sep g. a z MEM TON, Adlutant.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
|ue Democrat Subscribers.

nuary l, 1861, all sub b owe one years subscrip- I've their papers discontinu- Fir accounts put in a sain late collection. We hope will induce our friends to ears and a year in advance. binding accounts must be
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
ial In lin

xh \ 5flor. conaitislI but hope that tl's
 KY ea ,,esxes oI tlIe AIuses may soften,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

|,w ia.gs of sIie New York ja lsssi .ss the proposed fusion. g she Douglas men were so ls kat ,es could aot!be acceded E Ia:saox rha laudablc $ ilp oppe lEion of the
 6 Iilieoln Ss bern de-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

 # thoy cannot remove, his aflilctlons:
 To "A s~sx R**s*** A cloud of gloom is OCT me stealing, x A Sad and lone feel to-day; Nv heart deep tllrobs are nov reveaiins That it's idols far sway
 Farewell, farewell, the Word is spoken Severed we, perhaps for years; Friendship s ties are still unbrokcn,
 'Tis that sweet tiio' my worn heart cheers Thcrarcst gem tl.at decks a crown,
 Is worthless when compared with thee, Thy Love! no wealthso precious found Iil the deep, blue, mysterious sea! May richest blessings thee attend
 Thy gentle hears from care be free, UnchangiIig be each trusted friend,
 As he who pens these lhesfor thse ,,1,,r Pssas Blna, Ark. Sept. a'ga, lssp. Speaking of poetry and loveas ysnerally' we notice that tsle editor of tho 0ld .lac Democrat has been invoking tho nal' l's''at'- We commend to lin the following pfsleh. we clip from an exchange, IS 2 sefs srltasi bic piece to con as he walk lsy moonlight around town with his .' handscsae friend;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
sogTH cA%oLINA.

We sas lsSsaa lsnow poth- ing shees w days since that even f3onfl- caross.a ssH Ha go for Bell, if the people sns ssisecs ote ia the matter. We don't believe q Iiel. man can be found in the State if a Sl,000 reward was offered for him. Extreme ignorance could alone prompt any one to assert such an improb- abla faIsehood.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29


 of that party arc driving them, declared for Breck inrdge; and before the election we shall find hun dreds more determined to save the State from the opposition, and by their aid, we cannot doubt that victory will perch on our banner, and the glorious daadegsoE ala pgmIn2aa aa sha FaptR s as
 The Lynchburgzl Val Republican says:
 "We arc gratified to announce that many ofthe Douglas men of this city have already declared their nurpose to support Breckinrdge and Lane to save Virginia from the rule of know nottingham Roll on the ball. :"
 The Petersburg Bulletin of the l7thinsE, has the following:
 Do,,c,.As HECTOR DrcIlxEs.--Below we pub fish n letter from Mir Liktleton Tyler, declining far sufficient reasons to act any longer elector on inc Douglas ticket. As Mir. Douglas fed oral and abolition principles become better under stood and more extensively known We look for ,,sserters from his causein this state, and through out the south, by thewholesale. His Norfolk speech has fixed his flint for him in Virginia.
 Before ssassnnsr s ,ns S's n, more '''s appropriately in 3sooste direction; By that time we are sure there M be precious few o' '''s woopnAws, pre s Prince William county, Va, Septsmbss.] 3, 1860. f.rxr.rNEx---Do me the favor to state in yonr paper that respectfully decline the posIuon oi as s;stant elector for the county of Prince William, l oss;oned me by the Stanntou copyention. 7xas political friend of klr. Douglas until hIs r,.e,t sncecF at Nof3blk remoyel fhe *'scaes fran n ts ana i,eheId lIm. whQ eonSaered F.e friend of the south feackins the faft ef Fan fen in lsss, assist, sl:;H 2sd knex sesn Y
 defc5t fAa ylerl3emls ~ soa5 ..s ISni5 S6z xas sho xli1Il be eQ1I|elle1 k{ n $nfiii< v xH1 fiehour 1thecp n<u N1oS9 ff5m ey sry l5eins who loves the sos41 &