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WM. II. CARROLL,
II. NJ WArrEHSOS.
WASHINGTON Cir, June ~, 1860
Mr.. W. B. E Jones, of the % district viii bear wit
ness 10 the facts above stated
TOR FITZPATRICK'S LETTER OF DECLINA-
VTAN

WASHINGTON, June %, 1860.
Gentlemen: Your letter OF to-day informing me that
| "hlye been unanimously nominated by the National
Convention OF the Democratic party which at
Charleston the 23d day OF April last, aud adjourned
meet al Baltimore the 18th day of June as their
candidate for the Office OF Vice President" duly re-
cciyed
Acknowledging with the liveliest sensibiy this dis
ngushed mark Of your confidence and regard it is with
ordinary feelings Of regret that considerations the
cal of which will not impose upOC YOU constrain
o. decline the nomination iitteringly rendered. NV
designation as a candidate for this high position would
base been more gratifying TO me if it had proceeded
from united DemOcracy-united both as to principles
and 10 men.
The distrlctng differences at present existing in the
ranks OF the Democratic party were srikingy eXempli-
fed both at Charleston and Baltimore, and in my humble
opinion, distinctly admouish that should in no way
contribute to these unfortunate divisions.
The Black Republicans have tremendously, Cat least in
couyention presented their candidates for the Presden
CIV and Vice Presidency SO have the Constitutional Union
party ss it is termed Each party is already engaged
In the contest In the presence Of such organization
stll unfortunately exhibit divided camp. What a mel
ancholy spectacle Il is calculated TO cause every Dem
ocratic citizen who cherishes the Constitution of his
country despOnd il not despair Of the durability Of
the Union.
Desirou as far capable OF exercising any nfu-
ence to remove every obstacle which may prevent res
toTaon OF the peace harmony aud perfect concord Of
the glorious old party 10 which have been nhexiby de-
voted from early manhood party which, in my DELHI
crate opinion the only real and reliable gament which
binds the South the North the East and the West to-
gether upon Constitutional prncples-no Alternative
left to me but that which have herein most respectfully
communicated to you
For the agreeable manner in which you have conveyed
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DEATH OF Mr.. BRowN.-We deeply regret to announce
the death of Mr.. John NJ Brown who died at Amherst
Court House. on wednesday night, from wounds reccv
ed in the ARRAY that place With Lucen Fletcher.
Mr. Fletcher we hear was not we'll yesterday and
rous fears entertained that he may not survive
The tragca termination Of this unfortunate affair has
thrown pail of mourning The entire community.
and the untimely death OF young Brown, who just
fairly entering upon the voyage OF life casts gloom of
sadness upon the hearts Of his many fend5-Lynehbrg
Repubiican.
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The Nomination of IsrecAiuridss a DisunIon
Movement.


avery -'.' -' ''' '1-'
ces,ee delegates who '3erei io ia' Tes-Hr convention
10 .'t.n.-a We ,uh'I.r portion Ui DO chat Demo-
gratis. r VIRGINIA ls N.fa s Tennessee NAV understand
.,. ,.t.
..'., ...--' ..- @
son of certain delegates. and their nomination oil "a
.se. a opposition chat put forth Boy Che regular Con-
,-.s. Tim. f.... stated En- this p.oer tie notorious
'''-
position N... ie.e..-t TOD l.. -l''u o' '.o'' WIZ "'.
CD ey iu.-eml1t ir bringing -51l. the secession ard
..... r t.. l.y ,f . movement cont gets3 under
...rr ...-. Dr.. ....-- .... .t., t,. 900, ts.
'--- --5-
come infected 1910. ,i- VISA. 't.' OK .'e'A UP --- ''
rous colsi-rley %. States WeiavoSe conservative De-
r8erls of whom ve saov that there are hosts anon
.r. .f .,,r,. -1 muse and rl1Isr well before
.',il
-isl commit .e'-5 I'D '''''i'l-' '''''7 81" NY
such desperate a.. .- leading O. slci '--ol' co-St-
...s-... .. MA. ROW ir the hands OF lANc.Y and
.r..-
.....r ., -l.-.,. r,....,
A',.r le.- Che a.io- o. u. -Ai'''-io1 convention
OBI Che SUI. .-- a. o. PLATFORM che manifesto says;
Upon t-. adoption of te minority report IN Cd per-
-..t.r ..- and l a... n.aaer. ly t-e national Dem--
..-. convention. T.. I Walker chairman Of tlr Alabama
...-..a. .. forward -a- g.s-l-.la paper, iu which
it's stated t- ODD. contingency having arisen c0utcu-
-.. ... ... .aur. .ol C. al .aW. il Gle ..struy-
lions rf.- ,.... OBJ. delegates from that State were
/ ....r- .ue- v..t now withdraw from the convention.
..l. .l. .-.a.e r.. s -a.--.,.. -. REF SD. .v mae
..r.v t.. national I.uacr... convention t0 adopt
into l.e platform. . ..e party rds principle laona Ina.-
...e.. a. ..or-- s-.0. Intervention and Congress
.. r.1-s Ho. O.. slavery B. the Territories, u opio--
..a 90 eo. u.-3--. Deuatrl- 4oc.,ae of "uoa-iu-s-
/ rca#0.
I... Gle secession of rae Alabama delegation, the
u.y.m.. was soon a.t., followed by tae secession of
Gin. cations. either a whole or l p-.t 70. seven o--er
Southern States t1s mos. %. whom we've mo-. instructed
I -0 to ..-
Now. .a.ov-c.tzus by whom was this secession,
or @. can DO Hy -- more appropriate ntmr this nisr-
sos movement te l- IS AS Nl. known 10 you us 2, is
.o - t.lr f.. WAS .. uT t-e Hon. W. Do lalc-F. OF A.a-
..-.a member -.l chief spokesman of chat d,egaIou
ZOO Charleston 49, able and most eloquent man, 10 is not
GOO much ODD say of hu l0l- bis ,oGi>c Ha-, for twelve
wears pass been one long coH-n r.ev, s U- gains, tuc
.t-.., %. the Democratic parry as against Union
uFt.e.e States
Iuls 6--t a- his course i1 the National Democratic
raur.n BON ar Bal im0.e .u Isis. ul lat occasion be
n.o. irel 9TH. doctrine of " la'e F.uuoH, or "Irgttc-
..l for OBJ frs. Times Ono failed Coz get single state TO
-aa. o Dim ID. catered u., protest seeded from t.a
.rs.-r. n Ve.; home, and opposed tlc election OF lle
. u....-... rouuee- Case aud G-..gr.
r.---- Sd. ... Uaes t1 Baltimore with ,be same pro-
pos. -o .rIe oil. ra.a' .le democracy aud wa, again
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BRUTAL NURDER--James Isom nun red Zachariah
Roberts at Grayson Court House, on Monday last. A
difficulty occurred between Roberts d d IN Isom,
when James Isom ran up TO the scene and struck Ro.
berts a blow upon the temple with ing shot, COM
petey MASKING up his head and kill him instantly.
Isom made his escape and had not teoI arrested the
last accounts
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COA1MERCrAL.
oTuoE OF rHr wno. June 20, 1880.
purAnaTrvva

The following table gives the exports Of Breadstugs
from all the ports the United sept 1r $780, up
latest dates the totals for the corresponding period
three previous years:
Exports Of Breads from s United Suites 10 Great Britdn
and Ireland since Let SEPTEMBER, 1889.
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nnrGI.AS- IN TILE SnrTH

MoRrLE, June 25.-A grand Douglas Mass Meeting
held here tonight and attended with great enthu-
silsm.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26th.-The friends Of Stephen A.
Douglas assembled in this CITY last night and evinced
their ov by serenadng the Office of the True Deita the
leading Douglas organ.
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In Lynchhurg Monday, Julc 9th MAMIE MILLER,
ond daughter VI. Bohlnlan aged years md month
In Lexington the nirg the b. protracted ~
ness Ms EVALINA r. MOORE, wife Of Hon. samuel McD.
10 ne
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EXTRA SESSION OF TIE UNITED STATES Sc
y n 10
WAsn1Nn1oN- Inne %. 1850.

The Senate met at ten o'clock There some diff
Guilty procuring the attendance of quorum, and sew
era Senators had be after for that purpose. Un
successful efforts were made to order the printing of the
eleventh volume of the Pacific Railroad epor contain
ing maps and charts which It insisted necessary
TO understand the text of the volumes already pub
lished.
Mr.. Sumner, from the committee appointed yesterday
to wait the President reported nat the latter had no
further communication to make
After short secret session the Senate adjourned sine
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday June 2th In Chri.t Church. Charlottesville
Rev JANES HERRlCK, Of New YORK Miss SOPHIE Neil
VAIN BLEDsoF daughter Of Prof Beiso Of the University OF
Virginia.
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The Southern Churchm,n, of Alexandria, episcopal
says "rhe Bi hops of the Church have unanimously
testified that he Canon (o tn reh does NOT forbid
the ending of az Epicopa Chur h 70 any respectable
denomination Of Christian
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MAYOR wooD FOR DoUGLAs.-Tne " York Tribuu,

MAYOR WooD FOR DoUGLAs-The " York Tribune
saws:
We learn with pleasure that the Hon. Fernando Wood
completed his arrangements with the Albany Regency
and Tlmmany Hall yesterday He 90 = for Douglas
henceorh with all his might, and il therefore O.
not cheaed) placed the head Ct the Soft Electoral
Ticket. Mr.. Dean Richmond who negotiated this adj
ustmen left for the rural districts last evening in the
confident assurance that the country is safe.
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PENNSYLVANIA PoLIUCS-The difficulties under which
the Democratic party of Pennsylvania is TO labor in
sequence Of the Baltimore split are already becoming
clearly manifest in Philadelphia where the feeling be-
cen the ofce-hoders aud non-oice-hojers is very
bitter
On Tuesday evening the Gig Executive Committee
held meeting TO take action tor ratification meeting
when division took place respecting which ticket should
be ratified, and the meeting adjourned without coming
70 a srtd nt.
On Wednesday evening the Douglas portion OF the
Committee held meeting under a call OF eight of the
members, including Alderman McMuIIen. Ten of the
,Seuty-iour members of he Committee present
and agreed to hold meeting Saturday night to
ratify the Douglas ticket
The Chairman Of the Committee publishes a card de-
caring the call for this meeting irregular.
A call for a mass meeting on Monday night to ratify
the nomination of Becainridge and Lane will be pub
Hsged in the morning papers, promising Senators Ftz
patrick and Bei amin and Mcssrs. Gushing aud Burnett
: speakers. The call Is unsigned.
The democratic State Committee will meet on Non
day, when the preference Of the Electors will be
tued
proposition, strongly ursedby the Breckenridge men,
is to Douglas and Breckenridge united electoral
ticket the Electors be pledged to fairly represent the
ratio vote in the College.
The Electors, previous 10 the nomination, were I'M
rsooi prefer Mr. Brecsinridge the regular noui-
nee but their present preferences believed 10
favor of the nominee OF the majority Of the Regular
Convention.
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49, SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES

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to me the action of the convention, accept my sincere
thanks.
Very truly your friend and Obedient servant
b. FITZPATRICK.
To VIM. H. Ludlow, New York -sndothers: 49,
THE GREAT EASTERN.


NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Great Eastern passed the
Battery at 30 7. NJ She had difficulty in crossing
the bar. Quite a feet of steamers attended her-the
crowds board of them enthusiastically cheering the
stranger The enthusiasm Of the crowds the battery
and piers also unbounded. The Niagara, in the
stream looked small in comparison with the vast proper
tons of the Great Eastern Many saues also fred
in her honor. She moved very rapidly, and wendell her
way through the bay easily pilot boat.
TIE LATEST FOREIGN ADvICES PER STEAMER GREAT EAs-
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MEssISA June l0-The secret committee Of this town
in correspondence with Garibaldi.
The instruction in Calabra is denied.
Catania has been evacuated. Several officers and
party of Neapoan soldiers had deserted aud returned
to Palermo whence they were sent to Calabra
FLORENCE, June let is reported that Baron RicasO
is about to resign the governor generalsp of TuSca
ny.
TURIN, June l6.-Count Thouvenel is concentrating
WITH Count Cayour on the line of policy to be followed
by the governments of France and Sardinia in common
in reference to Sicilian affairs
Il is stated that dispatches have been received in Par
is from Baron Bremen stating that revolution was inn
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The London Weekly Press states that the great pow
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about to claim compensation due France in consde
ration of the territory which Garbadis
will add to the House Of Savoy that Genoa and the Pro-
vince OF Nice and the island of Sardinia should be
nexed to France
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-07-21

~ See advertisement Of DR.. SauforJ's Liv-
er lnvigoralor aud Family Cllhartc Pills in
another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-07-21

VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, set:
March fern, 1860,
OF the County Court.
IDHE Court makes The following ap.
| pointmeAt 0! Commissioners and Of
fcers of Elections in this County for the
present year, and allows S2,OOper day 10
each officer and writer:
District No. /.
w. II. r. Lewis, G.. II. McCurdy,
d. Humphreys, Jr., David Hall,
" III. RisIer, or any two or more Of them
Thomas y. Woodward, Officer
District No. ,.
Robt. V. Shirley, Geo. w. Tabb,
Thos. Watson, Jr., S. A. Bates,
Mer. Helm, OF any two or more Of them.
Geo. w. Smith. Officer.
District No. 3.
John 8. Moore, Andrew Aldridge,
Daniel CockereIl, James Wysong,
II. b. Davenport or any two or more Of
them. Thos, Johnson, Officer.
District No 4.
geo. II. ale, Johh 4. bIosOh,
John SeIden, Joseph Starry,
Il. ii. English, or any two or more Of
them. J. w, McGinnis, Officer.
District No. ).
John Wvsong, Edmund ]. Lee,
Il. a. Lucas, Daniel Cameron,
Jacob Reinhart, or any two or more OF
them. Lewis Lucas, Oihcer.
District No 6.
VIM. G.. Butler, RID. Shepherd, Jr.,
VIM. A. Morgan, Charles Huyeu,
ID. Billnyer, or any two or more oflhem.
George NJ. Bast, Officer.
District No. 7.
VIM. Smallwood, John II. Allstadt,
Philip EngIe, WIN. McCoy'
Geo. Crowl, or any two OF more OF them.
Geo. w. Cox, Officer.
District No. s.
Charles Johnson, A. il. Herr,
George Many, Joseph A. Brua,
" ID Richards, or eny two or more OF
them George Koonce, Officer.
A Copy-Teste.
+. A. MOORE, Clerk.
April IA, 1860. ,e
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Insurance Agency.
!. W. HERBERT. JOHN p. BROWN
B. w. HERBERT

HAS associated John 7. Brown in Partner
Ii ship in his Insurance Agencies.
AS Agents for the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, the Insurance Company of the Val
ley ofYirginia, and the Albemarle Insurance
Company, Charlottesville, Va, and being IN
correspondence with the most reliable COmpan-
les in theUnion, they are prepared to effect Inst
rance against loss or damage by fire, on every
species of property, at the lowest rates, com
patible with the Interests of the assured.
Orders addressed to them at Charlcstown,
Jefferson County, Va, will receive prompt at
tention.
IL Either of the above named persons will
visit Shepherdstown on the Isl Saturday III
each month.
b. w. HERBERT & BROWN.
October s, 1859. ly