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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
RErUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION ABOUT 1HE

REPUBLICAN DISSATISFACTION ABOUT THE
SPOlLS-HASKlN AND HICKMAN'S SHARE-THE
GOVERNMENT FUNDS-NAVAL PAY-DEMO-
CRATIC CAUCUS, &c.
WAsnINeros, Feb. l2.-Dissatisacon is expressed by
many Republicans in respect TO the amount of ge
bestowed upon their new allies
Mr. hasAln, they say gets a Craftsmanship of a CON-
mittee gets clerkship under Col Forney; gets place
under the doorkeeper aud also half of the binding for
Alexander, of New York. Mr. Hickman is reported as
having secured like POSITIONS and except any por-
ton OF the binding spois hear that George Harring
ton appointed clerk of the Republican campaign com
mittee.
1t is stated that Mr. McLane will not return Mexico,
even II the treaty negotiated by him be ratified
The balance in the treasury the first Of last week
was 4oOoOo Receipts the week preceding was 81
SOC, 900
1t is estimated at the Navy Department that $3.50 900
year would cover the increase of expense which would
arise from the passage Of Mr. Malorys bill increasing
the pay of the navy.
Several Democratic Senators we're not at the adjourn
ed caucus held yesterday, with view to adopt resolu
tons upon slavery issues which should be supported
party measure. Of the Senators absent were Messrs
Mason, Hunter, Hammond, Johnson, of Tenn Four
hours were consumed in the discussion of the point
sorting the justice OF congressional action to protect sa
very in Territories.
Mr. Salisbury moved that it was inexpedent to adopt
the resolutions. This motion supported hear, by
Senators Chngman and Toombs who were opposed by
Messrs. Gwin, Bright Fitch and Lane. Mr.. Douglas OPP
posed the adoption of any resolutions in advance OF the
meeting OF the Charleston Couventon-declared for the
Cincinnati platform without change, and argued against
legislation in relation slave property in territories pre-
cedent to any action of the Supreme Court As TO the
power of the territorial legislature most of the Senators
said nothing The resolutions were finally referred to
committee of five.
II understood that all but one regiment of the army
in Utah are to be ordered New Mexico Arizona and
elsewhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
PROGRESS OF DIRECT TRADE
"The Southern Confederacy," published at Atlanta,

IHU NOUIntTH NUIItuVIdCJl PuOIaHtu NJ -iIIaIIVa
Ga, says:
ave understand that the kingdom OF Belgium has taken steps
to hold Fair Atlanta the summer Fall In view Of
the direct the Southern States and
unenta Enrope this the OF Belgium will be bench
cia 10 her manufacturing Interests Belgium sands frst
the nations Europe OF cotton WOODEN
goods porcelain and other and In the hne arts Atlanta Is
place for the Kingdom Of Belgium to hold the first
exhibition Of her Industrial resources in the south Our city l.
ntrAy situated being the centre Of extensive
railroad system and very healthy all Of the We
will welcome the representatives OF Belgium Industry with warm
greeting and hail is advent the dawn Of bright fuure for
Georgia and United South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
from the Wdrrenton Wing.


very amusing occurred in the House OF Repre-
senatlves on Tuesday week last OF which not
an eye witness but learned the particulars short time
alter from friend who eve witness
short time after Congress had assembled on that
Mr. Pryor of Virginia having occasion to leave the Hall
for few moments on his return met Judge Scarbor-
ough of Virginia Of the Justices OF the Court OF
Claims, the entrance, and invited him to n.
On approaching the door, however, leading directly into
the Hail. the doorkeeper in accordance to ORDERS retus
ed to let any but members pass. Mr.. Pryor informed
him who his friend was at the time remakng that
an Gttdehe of the New York Herald the floor,
without any right and that unless he let Judge ;.
in, he would have him put out himself even if he
~ had TO dot In response the Doorkeeper remarked
that he did not know the gentleman referred to- by
sight, and if he, Mr.. Pryor, would point him out, he
would try and have him removed. The Hon. men,
Der from Virginia, and the Doorkeeper then entered
the House, and Mr. Pryor walked up to the Chevaier
Wycof, Who with glasses on his eyes, and white kid
gloves on his hands, playing the polite gentleman to
those around, and accOsted him rather in this wise
By what right authority have you the privilege OF
this Hail. while honorable Judge of the District Court
is debarred the privilege" Here Wycoi became much
confused aud made reply "Clear out of this Hall
at once, sir and return more, will land you out
with the toe of my boot" Wycoff remarking, Sir, |
have no wish to violate the rules of the House. will CO.
and the Chevaier went in double quick time.
This man, have said is connected with the Her
AID and might probably have written the outrageous
tcle against Mr. Pryor published short time ago. In
addition he is most disrepuabe character, and has
been secret agent for both the French and English Gov
ernments 1t is known that after having been employed
for long time by Lord Palmerston as secret Govern
ment agent he exposed, in the most dshonorable
ner, everything he knew, by publishing them in book
form. Within the last eight months he has been bearer
of dispatches for Government to China at salary
Of IS per day, aud all expenses paid
CLARKsvILLE BANK RoBBERY.-The Branch Bank OF
Tennessee GAINESVILLE, has been robbed OF SIS 600
1900 of this in gold and 900 in notes. The burg
lars entered the door ofhe Bank and of the vault it is
supposed by picking the locks The locks either
very reliable the parties have been somewhat ia
miar with them. The parties doubt Democrats,
they selected hard money; or constitutional cur
rency '-BroCRlo,c's Whig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14

SENTENCED TO THE PESITENrIARY.-W. w. Gibson, for
mer Democratic Treasurer Of Ohio who defauter
to large amount has recently been convicted after put
ting off his trial from day to day. He put in plea,
which in any Democratic State would have secured his
lease he alleged that large portion of the money
used to advance the Democratic in the Presden
tai election = Bropnlov's Phig
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ID EMOyAL... -
II KNOWLES & WALFQRD,

No 1870 Main street-Ash0uas formerly Occuplsdby
D. Yale Co. N''
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- WORDS OF CAUTION.--H v,


49, to te our readers that the ,psh9
throughout the country had been poisoned aud that bad a.
covered an antioe TO It's effects OF them hA would 90
gladly avail themselves OF discovery with the hope av
d~ah 1--we we're to tell them that had discovered un q
treasure enough for them and and that prepared
share with them not would refuse aid BgD
health more valuable than riches how oh grahed shoS
they be 70 learn that great has been npOunde
purely vegetable matter and that lis curative powers % p
cert n than light and darkness Need give insiAnc
call the proprietor Of BAKERS BTTTERs examine
myrads Of certificates from all sections Of the South peSD
who have been cured Of Dyspepf by Its alheang prooe
Among them will the vouchers o. old and NAE Asf
female eH,ong this BTsss TO the skies and blessing Pros
for IT. curative But Its virtues confined 70 Dye
pepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 is powers TORPID
Lyers become quick ed and made active by Its inunS o
somachs made healthy by It's nedraEing effects Indgs
disappears whe II enters the Of life DiahGA eanDore
s It's tonic powers And Cholera clf when ny these bi
promptly dsarmed and becomes harmless houssnt
persons have cert!heh wh0 used in ls49 and ~ When 10
scourge DEF as,ting the country BAKERS BrTRH vi
not remedy all he ills Of humanity but such diseases e.
ed by the stomaih and bowels. readily yield T. It's rrog1ss
effects, and speedily driven from the syssm Az shO needI
tonic should try W and become their judges Of Is viud
To be had OF Messrs. ADlR GRAY, FISHER WINsIOS
PURCELL, LADD co. In thl. city and BY all prominent Di
gists in Virginia also, by O. sTo0TT Washington City D. O.
sTABLER, CO., Baltimore; D. A PAHSEsTocK 4 ",
Philadelphia, and Of BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Orders allied hy addressing 4. BAKER Proprda.
fei0-dkc Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
PIANO TUNING

PLANO TUNING
For the Country.
VNHE many and repeated applications from my 49,
IL friends in the country fora f8yr<I
Piano Tuner,
Have induced me 10 .nEe with Mr. H. t. biDYl for 70
TO visit The c Iuntry adjacent 10 Richmond Pef0'"
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS sS
would respectfully sugges all who may Ind q sr
Pianos Regularity tuned stated periods 70 rs. M tIs
In hrr respective nihborboods sho hs' ADD -
10 order that the expense may be divided aTens ~ t
the part OF the tuner 70 n-oupt 49,
Any such nsts, addressed TO me, Will meet ,.nas,s
Dealer In Pianos, Mslodsohs sse,
.. Books, Stationery ..,s,isusa
Rel nopd " "a |,
p.s Ny stock of PIANOS never Se','r' and ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock, Lieut.
Gov. Montague in the Chair.
PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. Moore, of the Presbyterian
Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14

MILITARY SCHoOL.-Prof Murfee of Virginia, a gradu
ate of the Military Institute in this State and young
gentleman of acknowledged ability and promise, has ar
rived at Montgomery, Ala Prof NJ has letters of the
strongest recommendation from Gov Letcher and other
distinguished men of Virginia. The Montgomery Mail
says:
Prof N. designs establishing Military School in this
State and hopes the State may be induced assume its
guardianship. We sincerely hope so too. irst-class
institution Of the sort would be admirably located at
hontevallo, where the students would have pure air
cheap living good society. and opportunity to become
acquainted with the great mineral of Alabama
During our vising to Lowell we were shown through
the Laboratory of our celebrated counryman, DR.. j. c.
AVER. Scarcely could we have believed what is seen
there without proof beyond disputng.
They barrel of solid Pills about 50 900 doses
and barrels of Cherry Pectora 900 doses per diem
To what an iuconceivabe amount OF human suffering
does this point 10000 doses a day Fifty million
of doses per year,! What and thousands Of
acres of sick beds does this spread before the magina
ton? And what sympathy and woe? True, not all Of
this il taken by the very SICK but alas much Of it is
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill 10 be the
companion of pain and anguish and sinking sorrow-the
inheritance mother Eve bequeathed to the whole
family Of Here the infant darling has been touch
ed too early by the blight that withers half our race
Its little lungs affected, and ous watching and wait
ing shall tell which way its breath shall turn. This red
drop on its table is the taisman which its life shall
hang There the blossom of the world just bursting in
10 womanhood is stricken also Affections most assidu
sks not, she is fading away The wan mes3en-
ger comes nearer and every week This little
dcmen shall go there their last perhaps their only hope
The strong man has planted in his vtals this dis
ease This red drop by his side is helping him wrestle
with the inxeorabe enemy the wife of his bosom and
the cherubs Of his heart waiting in sick and
fear lest the rod which they lean in this world be
broken.
Doctor! Spare no skill nor cost, toll, to give
the pershing sick the best that human art give.
Gdireston 7cras, News.
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CiTIZEYs or ArLANrA. GrORGIA

NIIILtNo OF AILANTA, GkOkuIA.
Which was enclosed by the Governor of Virginia in
communication from himself which was read, and Of
motion, laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Ga motion, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
FIRST AUDIToE.

In our report of Senate proceedings Of Saturday the
following accidentally appended by US to Mr. Doug
lass remarks on the Joint resolution concerning the Gov
iugou and Ohio Railroad 1t should have been append
ed to his vote on the bill for the increase OF the salary of
the First Auditor Subsequently, Mr.. Douglas moved
that the vote Ey which the bill rejected be reconsd-
ed with the view OF laying tho bill the table and
ton prevailed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14
TIMING AND REPAIRING PIANOS.

P.a Ny stock OfPIANos was never ben'f' a'o g.
xt-tt
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communication was received from the Executive
enclosing series of resolutions from mass meeting of
the citizens of Atlanta concerning the conference, ap
proving thereof and extending the hospitality of the city
TO such delegates may be appointed from Virginia.
Mr.. NEWTON moved TO lay on the table.
M. THOMPSON moved TO print
Mr.. WICKHAM opposed the motion, the proceed
iugs OF the people of his county, and also of the people
of Prince George presented last week. were not printed
The resolution ordered TO be printed.
ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
On motion Mr.. BRUCE the vote by which Senate
bill TO increase the capital stock ordered be
crossed was reconsdered, and then he offered subst
tute increasing the capital stock 100000, which
adopted and ordered to be engrossed.
The Senate then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14

GUANO.--Eo Peruvian Guano-Baltmore Inspection ~
W sale by fel4 T. H. SKINNER co
COFFEE SUGAR. --iO0 bbs. B. Coffee Sugar, lsbssi'
" for sale by feI4 4 "A SKINNER L 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-14

TIE Bordeaux correspondent Of the London News,
writes as follows concerning the French priests and
priesthood.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

HOWELL CoBB, on the 9Th inst, resigned his
position as Secretary of the U. S. Treasury,
and has gone home to devote his talents to the
Disunion revolution in Georgia. So the eff
tort OF Mr.. Buchanan to preserve his Cabinet
to the end Of his term has failed. When Cobb
took hold of the Treasury, there was surplus
of SIC, 900 900 in it.. Now he leaves it ex-
hausted, and the Nation S60, ,000, 900 deeper in
debt than when he became Secretary. What
a commentary upon Democratic rule! 1t is
certainly high time that new party, with new
principles and new men, should take the reins
of government out of the hands of those who
have brought the country to the verge of ruin
and dissolution.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

GEN. JACKsoN's PREDICTION copy of a
private letter, written by Gen. Jackson on
May lst, 1888, to the Rev. y. Crawford,
looking to the present distracted state of af-
fairs, was read by Mr.. Sumner in the U. S.
Senate on the 10th inst. 1t is as follows
"I have had a laborious task here, but nulli-
fcation is dead. and its actors and courtiers
will only be remembered by the people TO be
execrated for their wicked designs to sever
and destroy the only good Government on the
globe, and that prosperity and happiness we
enjoy over every other portion of the world
Haman's gallows ought to be the fate of all
such ambitious men who would involve the
county in civil war, and all the evils in its
train, that they might reign and ride on its
whirwinds, and direct the storm. The free
people OF the United States have spoken and
consigned these wicked demagogues to their
proper doom. Take care of your nullifiers
you have among you. Let them meet the in
dignant frowns Of every man who loves his
country. The Tariff it is now well known was
a mere pretext. It's burthens were on your
coarse woolens by the Law of July, 1882,
coarse woolens were reduced to per cent. for
the benefit Of the South. Mr.. Clay's bill takes
1t UP, and closes il with wooens at so pei
cent, reduces it gradually down to 20 pei
cent, and there it is to remain, and Mr.. al
houn and all the nulitiers agree to the princi
pie. The cash duty and home valuation will
be- equal to fifteen per cent. more, and after
| the year 1912 you will pay on coarse wooden.
thirty-five per cent. If this is not protection
/ cannot understand. Therefore the Tariff ras
| only the pretert, and disunion and a Southerr
Confederacy the real object. The merit prefer
uiH be the negro or the Slarery question:
I'd ANDREyy i lcKSOy
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

The arsenal at Charleston contains &c, 900
stand of arms, sent there during the past
summer. They have been placed under the
care of the citizen soldiery, and a few days
since when the commanding officer at Fort
Moultrie sent for several boxes Of light arms,
they were taken from the men he had sent for
them, and the latter were taken before the
Mayor and reprimanded.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19
RRQKE OuTIN A NEW PLACE III
- RQRTANT NOTICE TO THE RAGGEpM.

The undersigned having opened a Tailoring L, i,r
tablishment in Shaw's Row, in the room recent;
occupied by ii F Naugle as Jewelry Store -
nounces that he is now ready and willing TO % '' sA
Goats, Pnnfaioons, Vests, De- for his cid eus'o'
ers, and many new ones may give him 81,
after the latest and most approved styles, or ais
any of the old fashions, II they prefer 1t ?!
doing his work in neat and substantial msnne'
poets to secure a liberal share Of patronage .,
Jan. Is, 1866 WM RADEBAuNh'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

GEN. CAss has resigned his post as Secreta-
ry of State. He took side with those who
were urging the President to order a larger
force to Fort Moultrie, at Charleston, which is
now guarded by only 65 men. Mr.. Buchan-
ans obstinacy in refusing this just demand, so
disgusted the venerable Secretary that he ten
dered his resignation at once.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

We ToLD You So.-It is the exultant boast
Of Democratic politicians that they knew if
Lincoln was elected the South would secede,
and that they told the people SO We are
now well satisfied that they did knoU That
knowledge made them accessories before the
fact, and by encouraging, instead of denoun-
cling those who threatened Disunion during
the campaign, they are in the eyes of the law
as guilty as the principals. We believe the
plot to. break up the Union was perfected long
before the Republicans had nominated their
candidate, and that the course pursued by the
Southern Delegates at Charleston and after
wards at Baltimore was the initiatory step to
the present accession movement; unless, per-
haps, Cobb's policy to bankrupt the Treasury,
was directed to the same purpose. We can
readily conjecture, With these facts fully de-
veloped, how the Democratic leaders kneu
that the South would dissolve the Union.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19
In an exchange we find the followipg.:-

Sylvester Potter suspended business at Bea-
yer Ponds, Ct, on Saturday. Liabilities rs
cents; assets dog and wheelbarrow."
To which the Democratic editors will of
course add :-ssJust what VIC predicted We
kae,r it would come to this if the people per-
sisted in voting for Lincoln"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

1t is known positively at Washington that
Gen. Scott sent an official communication to
the war department over month ago, advis-
ing the reinforcement of the Charleston forts,
but no notice was taken of it. The President
was afraid of the responsibility, and Secretary
FLOYD was disinclined
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

1t is said that evidence exists to prove that
secret organization was formed in the South,
with the object of secession, prior to the Mex
ican war, and that the managers looked to
Gen. Quitman to head it at the proper time.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19
4 OoK uERE. GENrI.EMEN ,-MAGo!

4 OOK HERE, GENTLEMEN. .-WAG0N
IL SHOP AHEAD .,.-The subscriber thankfn-
for past fayors, takes this method of informing
his old customers and the public in general, thai
shop formeffy occupied by George W Orr, on Sec
ond street, ClearSesA Pa, where he will continue
to manufacture WagssS Of every description 10
order, of good material and ia a workmanilke
manner ALSo, WheelbaIrows, Harrows- Gram
cradles, DC, made on short notice, in snperoI
style, and of the best stock. Repairing Of every
kind done with dispatch. and on re reasonable teIn'
June 20, 1859. WILLIAM r. BROWN
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

rAUTION.-Th public are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or intermeddling with
Bay Horse in the possession Of Wm w. Wilson OF
Chest township, as the same Is lefs with him
loan and subject to our order only.
sr "A. H. pEIRCE BRO.
Chest teHnshiD, December L. lS6A Stn
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

The vile of Major Anderson, commanding
Fort Moultrie, waited on the President few
days ago, and demonstrated that he had placed
her husband where he must be murdered or
disgraced,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

DEsPoTIsM AND Observation-Disclosures ev-
cry body in South Carolina appears to be in
favor of Secession, in the abstract, the bliss
of unanlmity is denied to her when she comes
to reduce her abstraction to practice. Two
parties are developing themselves there. One
contends for equality of rights, the other
strives after autocraticaI power. One is in
favor OF lodging power in the hands of the
people, the other in favor of concentrating it
in the hands of Dictator or in those of a
unconstitutional monarchy.'' On the Military
Bill, pending in the legislature, to app opriate
00,000 to arm the State, the two parties have
come to loggerheads. One says that the vol
unteers should elect their own officers; the
other maintains that the officers should be APP
pointed by the Governor. The latter party
hope to elect Governor out of their own
ranks, in which case he (the Governor) will
take all of them that there is room for into
his staff. Then the autocrats will have almost
absolute power, and doubtless rule with high
hand. This explains the struggle in the legis-
lature over the election of Governor. The
autocrats have pitched upon their man and
adhere to him, tenaciousy. 1t is matter of
life and death with them. If they fail to elect
him, one of the grand objects of secession
will be lost There is strong party in all the
Southern States in favor of establishing a
monarchy, or strong government, equivalent
to it. If secession should be successfully ac-
complished, the aristocrats will at once lead
off with scheme to deprive the people of all
power and lodge it in one Of themselves.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19
(YRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

N The undersigned will sell at private sale BIS
grist and saw mill on Little Clearfed creek in
Now Millport Clearfeld county, Pa The grisi
mill can be run by either steam or water. By
both at the same time. The machinery is all GOO.
The location is one of the best in the county IDS
saw mill is in good running order and capable q.
saving 1900 feet every l. hours. There is also 8
dwelling house with the property. For terms
which will be moderate apply 10 the subscT be-.
residing in New MifFpsr.
Aug Is, 1885, 3ra MARTIN O. STIRK-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-12-19

President Buchanan has appointed Friday,
jar. 4th, as day of fasting, humiliation and
prayer. His course is making every day one
of "humiliaton," at least.