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BY 81. a. KINGSTON,

Pattere0na Foundry, the
BY H. A.. KINGSTON,
Anctioneer--oAee. No. Il9 Grayier street.
MONDAY. the stI, dave October, 1860, at
mise. stased On The eorner q beofd an Now
S h1"os Il III Efs Y 90 %
J 9d I Second ' Be cont nf e NV Orleans
date the 29t August 1850 the following descbed property
10, teoun' 81 's 'u'''',.YN u 's5'ss ''e's'4'
ins aud improvements thereon The Fst District of
this city square bounded BY Del9rd Louisa Eey evee and
lines by % feet inches rom and
deT on b an tes Or a5 q ps Gs e. Il
AZ offices Of H. B. cena and f. Gna late Noares Public in
The improvements Of two story brick buildings used
rag as Pa.tsrson's Fouhdfy together With ali Inc Necessary
tools contained therein and used for the sgeeesia working Of
planners, drill presses cutters vices and vice benches
able lot Of wood iron and Brass patterns etc The above
good d e If @ fa wo d Of
pha Also the following used fer driving the maehn
vertical Il boiler n fset Z inches diameter sx
III os ea seg I psmsF Rs
engine used for driving the cupslo fans With force pump steam
vertical engine Used for driving ishe pattern department
condition.
q The negroman WILLIAM aged about 81 years black
negro girl JULIA aged about l6 years; good house
Ihe girl CHARLOTTE aged about 80 and her
child q cook, washer and ironer.
The unexped OF lease of lots of ground adoin
ing Foundry the lease expiring the LIST November 1863
MOVABLE EFFECTS
time place will sold The stock.
cinery and Materials consisting in of about 500 bbs best
Ptshurg coal, 20 Lehgh coal, boilers, lot cast on
moulding sand forty horse power sugar mill engine com
mill engine nearly finished lot cast Steel platform scales beam
scales lot Of brass lead, copper, etc.
full and complete list q articles too e mention
here be the Anctionee Office The Foundry is also
daily open for inspection.
cash and the balance at two and three credit in equal
nsents for notes Of the purchasers endorsed to the salts
faction of the administrator with mortgage aud vendors pVi=
ege the property bearing cent interest
from date maturity and if not then paid, bear per
kept insured and the policies transferred the Administrator
und Y mouths credit the of
per For the effects Ill
under $50, cash all amount six
credit endorsed the satisfaction Administrator
| with dix interest per
Acts of sale before Charles StTnger Notary Public at the
| pense Of the purchasers.
| SUCCESSION DE GEORGE PATTERSON DECEDE.-No.
ks16s9peuxeine Cour de Distr1ctProprite valabe ct
ameioree, 'Paerson's Folndry situfe a
encughure dcS Delord de la Nouvelle Ievde
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WANTED---WANTE

WANIEIg---VVAN TEEI.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY "A COMPETENT
w BAR-kEEPEH-A thorough, actiys and practical Bar
Keeper wanted Immediately for lively coeehouse in Can
Mississippi He must be of trustworthy character
drunk not gamble possess other qualities which
would lead disadvantage to the business. He must be
quick preparing drinka and in waiting etc. and
be always willing do any work which may be required by
the Enthusiastically manners poteness and industry
also essential.
further information address the undersigned giving
reference with the amount Of salary desired, ETC.
au3l 81 HENRY LORD, Canton, Miss.
HITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED
w room with board in private boarding house private
family, convenient the Postoce. Address II L. az this
Office stating terms and locality au3D 81
BOARD NANPED-IN 4 RESPECTABLE FAM
ID lily or private boarding house. for elderly lady, daugh
and three children Apply by communication address
to A. al this Office. ans If
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" NeGhesney Patent Washing Banhnes-Specmens to be
oen at j. Waterman Bro at the Of Magazine and
Common Streets at the Mechanics and Dealers EXCHANGE
No ~ Charles street. and at MY shop, corner Of Lafayette
and BRsn street, New Orleans, ,,r.,z,,-r--
lsl+y 5.E- nauGhahh1'
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AUCTION SALES.

sUcCFsgItsN or GEORGE PATTERSON DECEASED
No is sa- Second District Goa- Valuable improved prop
eiord aud Nee Leyee streets slaves steam engines, ma
ehinery stocL mar. rrials, ETC.
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sweepsake for year ots; mile heats subscription $500 for
al, S 800 added by the Cub if the rum the second
horse to save his stake, ,,ot-,.1o,- ,,,.. 49,. -
rseily Hardin Also CHI c. by vanayke on OF ButCnt,
Brethi RondIree name Oh by ALBION out OF Eudora'
kisn hr + nv Highlander dam by Hamlet
Ao, viii names & UNCLE TRUE, by Lexington out of
Edith. -, r,o.o; n, at az mn watson,
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FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1861,


On SATURDAY March Sg-Sweepstake for two year 9lds
or more to fiji Glnb add sou if the race run the see
and oTs 10 stake; and close on the LIST Au
ns 1850 Declarations made before the LIST january
i' VI j. Minor names CHI EoLdNo8 by Mshomed ont Of
Nciy Hardin Also ch REGRET. ny 'ro~n Dick out OF
Temptation Also, eh WIN BY Wagner ont Of Variation
Also CHI q by Naudy Ike cut OF But Cut
Brethil Ronnatree name br BY Hghandcr' dam by
Hamlet Also. CHI {. by An on out OF Endora. =
II + Wells names b. UNCLE TRUE, by Lexington out OF
Faith Also sr Sovereign OUT oil Grsette Also, Ia
Iecome Il Co E. by Prudh mme out OF Miss Riddle
Douglas L by Albion out OF fuil sister to
Flight ,. -, +, 6. , ,sGr.
SATURDAY,, MWGh 30,--SwtepsERke tor year ods, TWO
Miie Heats 500 subscptou SlU forfeit -four more TO MI
O added Cluhi lhe is Tue second horse 10
ssye hia stal, 10 name close list Jatun y 1851
" I'm MONDAY, Is, APP il, iSol-' CRESCENT SrAkE'-
sveensfne ares hetts If two miles, subscription S
bslf Forfff: opetnt the New Orleans Cescent 10
aJH riate ysfh $50 il the Club to add
sf The race j. RIM; second horse his stake Tour
~ nj the Ia alot The Isl January, 1851 To
1--WE al he Jndres slad the Netnrir Race Course NJ
n'cioeb p NJ on SaIurday, a0ti March, fs6l; 49, ,
ON TUESDAY. ID April ISL IAili 4 ill!DktitH
sTAkEffsWeepslake for all ages heals Of hCee mites; Sub
ctinfinps $40 half Forfeit Messr Hall n Hide H. pr0fie
ers Of Tie St charles and ~ Ionts He,es 70 ad pste worth
5nn il the OF more start; the aut add ~ If The race
mi Tie second Y aye his stake l9 eo,s on NJ T.
f;"re Course ut o'clock r. NJ Monday April LIST labl
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rnp TILE spRiNff OF 1851.

for The Rrst produce Ihei dams foals Of 1861
.sahcfipn $500 forfeit siD0 $500 added by ih
nb If the race he second horse 10 save hT sake hs
o Ia iii the sake To and close on the LIST january
9s6 To h. nm Oh saturday previous 10 the regular sPF1p
Meeting If 1864. Nav thtse subscribers -, ., 49,
Persons milking nominations ar ftafeu 70 ''s 'e seete
tary with an approved tity eietenee ,,,.
n9sd1 Il w SIDNEY STORY, Secretary.
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pALTTMORE C'ARDs.
rHEsTaUS GROVE wHEsT1 Y
v CHESTNUT Grows WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the abovs cELEBRAIhp ~
sfres 70 introduce the a IN Tia public and OF ofT
and country, as the
Pnrest DfYugabIe Sttnufans
which has ever been prepared for n,esc use - PsoVs
scordiaI, heahfu invgor. 9TH " y ias
whether by age disease. It Is distilled ifss s - -
peculiarly his own, whereby the Fusi Oh AND eS4e
gradients known be contained in the Whisky u -
completely separated that ue puf1y % ~
tiele from any foreign sdn1ixture gusrsa teed.
In addition TO the following testimonials fofn ls -
Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia ew forx ana 30
Agricultural Society have snds rsea Y with af
Diploma, and Dr. jackson, Of Boston, has tss hhsa ~
to tss absolute purity. Read the following
ERTIFIoATEs
PhEsaefyhgs. Sept =, isoo-
We have carefully tested he sspss Of @ sssna.
whisky which you and find snone OF ~
posonous Fusfl on which
sc and injurious ingredient the whssaia sss f use
BOOTH, GARRETT CASA 9,
Anafyicaa q ssuaists-
New Test. Sept q isa
Ihavs sssyzsd Sample Grove Whiskyrr
from Mr.. Csses wharsea IT,. Phfsseirhia, snd @s
carefully tessd IT, psssssd fts Is snsff4
sona poisonoas ~ dseserioas substances. y . "a unn
pare and fne nSfcred qualify # WHISKY.
JAMES z. CHfEToN, knssszcaf ChssA
Boston, ssassa I, ,ssA !.
hsrsnade q analyr Of coumercfA sa1hplews
Chesnrs WHISKY which proves fhshsass
Fasl on, and perfectly pure and 1iduitsrssed The -
favor Of this Whisky 10 fsvsd from he grain ussgfh a
featuring y. Respectfully i-f
A. A.. H9YKs, NJ D.. sssso hsssyeTy
No Is Boylstan &seess>s
CHARLES WHARTON, ~,
Wholesale Assnt,
4U liz Wasuat strsns,
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1sA TO FAMILIES no FAMILIES. ..sSs
AsM THE CENTRAL HOUSE, ~
MAGNOLIA MISS,
has constructed supply great the citizens of
New Orleans Persons desiring travel thousands Of miles
for the OF enduring the pvaons Of crowded hotels
and Northern watering asyums find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home with all the comforts of rstclass Hotel.
ffeestone water good bathing, high altitude and PIC
turesque country with beautiful drives among the advan
tages offered.
This place reached in less than fonr and half hours
by the New Orleans kon and Great Northern Railroad and
doing the city hours
at night, and return before business the day.
myll If S. NOURSE, Proprietor.
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x~Crystai Fount Division, No. 4, s.. OF II
meets every THURSDAY EVENING, in the Hal OF the n a
G. A. No. 81 Camp Officers for the present terRIPh9s.
2. carpette r ST. Il F Hendricks A q Joseph H Hod
IT.: VIM McPegke, c.; A. Anderson, $; John George,
W p Visiting COMMITTEE Thomas kean Joseph Gihn9ns,
i a. Ange Edward Booth, Vim. McPeake Robert BleaEey,
w. G. Watkins. a,,,- =, ,,,cr,rI +, G
it1l lv JOHN u a Nlttst., y. p
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E V, FAssMAH glthd .s from no our
Nv firm this day. 49, .h,.,---=z- u ! fA''' an3I a

- ~ h TlkIE JOCKEY TNUB
a5 "a * WIHlER MEEiINH OF 1861.
I'D REaAA-n The Sweepstakes previously adNer'
%sTS$NE 1k%X%sSA~ tsed be during the january
Is6D meeting Of the Club, and 10 close
Ar@7l ls,pl nave filled with the following noniina-
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eyJrCcuSsfgS OF C. v. JONTE = All PER
- 1nne having claims against the above snccess9n e IT,
arrested to present hem forthwith for au III tp
] "a succession are hereby notified 10 settle lie same
without delay with The undersigned - ,,rc1.
cor,ar st Charlie and Commercial Alley,
-, a, ~ No 40 st. Charles street, stairs
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TUESDAY, LIST January, 1851
ANNUAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE YEAR ohps
Heats of one mile; subscription Sao forfeit Sleo the Club
IA add $3.50 TWO the second horse TO receive PAW
OF We I fsuford names by Lexington dam by Glencoe
" j. Minor names "a. " Davis Nth f. by Star DAVIS out OF
Mary Churchill .,, ernpv H. v,,av,a mt of
Ha,nenny Also Z. by Gleocoe ont Of saiy Morgan.
II n Il Wells names b. f. by Lecnmte out Of Edlh !.
II Il Faey names gr c. LIGHTNING by Lexington out OF
' Bgoadnax Gorl b, I. sALIIE WOODWARD by
Albion of Eud1Ta c.,
o Heats Of two miles; subscription $500 forfeit Sllo the
Club 10 add $500 or more START the second morse 10 save
ms y Kepner names b. SID STORY by Vandyke ont Of
IIanenny Also b. by Glencoe ont Of sally Morgan .
r. j. Wells panes gr. G. WELLsNaop eS yorkshire OUT Oh
j. Hunter ua,ns oh sHERRoB, by Lecome out Of
PieRyune. g L., u,r,,, i.nr nv NorVraye
Iroainnx Il Eotrill name b. t. sAl4tlE AND os
Albion Of Eudoa,
FRIDAY, 4th January, 1861.
for YEAR olds mile heats subscription $500; for
1 S 500 added by the Cub the race is rnn the second
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

CArcnNG AN HElREss The N. Y.
Times says: 1t is understood that Miss
Stevens OF this City he eventual heiress
of the greater portion of The vas, Stevens
estates, in this State and in New Jersey,
is to be married on The 4lh of July next,
TO Hon. NJ. X. II. Garneu, M. c., from
Virginia. Let us hope that this ceIebra-
ton of Independence Day may prove a
fresh bond of union between the Empire
State and the Ole Dominion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
"a, Alp prizes amounting TO S2sl ,4sI 20
Whole Tickets So.
Shares in Proportion.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 10 our address for the
Gckels ordered. on receipt CT which they will
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending IN any figure they may de-
sizn3le.
The list % drawn numbers and prizes will lie
sent 10 purchasers immediately after The draw
ing.
All commuBics tiOns strictly confidential.
OSIers for Tickets or CeuiEc.les, by Nail
Of Express 10 he directed 20
MCKINNEY < co, Savannah Georgis.
APr. 1860 -ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

Crops in Engiand.-Leuers received
by the last mails from England express
grea, fears in regard to their crops, and
the bad consequences tina, mus! result to
their monetary and business interests in
the event Of their failure. Up TO the 9th
Of the present month there had not been a
single day tina, winter fires were not re-
gu Ied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

On Saturday night, about nine o'clock,
a negro named Cesar Green, was shot
and killed about three miles below Point
of Rocks. Md, by his sisler-in-law, under
the following circumstances 1t appears
that they had been quarrellng and the wo-
mali threw a stone at him, and he threat
ened to brush her if she did it again.
She then went into the house and got a
gun and fired. The load took effect in
the left side of the man, killing him in
stanlly. 1t was found that the charge
went clear through him. The woman
has been arrested and taken TO jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

at with no means,ol defence, which he
did, Z. w. Button in the meantime ma
KING several Intellectual attempts to shoe,
him.
The prevailing opinion is tina, Joseph
Button was shot by George Hardwicke.
and Robert Button by William, though
this will be matter Of Judicial investiga-
ton.
The affair naturally created consdera-
bic excitement, and many were shocked in
consequence of its tragical termination
Many reports exist, and my letter might
be extended 10 an Indefinite length, bu,
Tor fear that something might be stated
pIeludlclal TO parties concerned.
Since writing the above, learn that
lille hopes are entertained Of the recoV-
cry of Robsr, Button, il being the opin-
ion of his physicians that he cannot sur
vlve. lie is apparently about twenty
years old. The Messrs Button were
raised in the neighborhood Of Harper S
Ferry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
VIRGINIA, Jefferson Co., Set:
In the County Court,

|
In the County Court,
June Rules, 1860.
IN CHANCERY.
Joseph S. Fleming. John A. Fleming,
James A. Baker, and CathaIine, his
wife, Plaintiffs,
against
John NJ. Ernst, Jacob Ernst, Emanuel
Chrisinger, Martin Chrsinger, William
Chrisinger. Ellen Chrisinger, Mary Pc
tiers, George Chrisinger, Samuel Chris
niger, Louisa Mcdonald, Hiram Lem
en- and Mary V. his wife, Robert G.
Byers, John w. Hensell and Susan G..
his wife, Catharne Smith, Virginia
Smith, Elizabeth Smith and John
Smith, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a
Decree for the sale OF House and Lot Of
Land, in Shepherdstown, devised BY Mar
tin Ernst, deceased.
The Defendants, John Nj. Ernst, Jacob
Ernst, Catharlne Smith, Elizabeth Smith,
John Smith, Emanuel Chrisinger, Mary
Peters, George Chrisinger, Samuel Chris
niger, Jacob Chrisinger, Louisa Mellon
aid, Martin ChrSnger, William Chris
niger, and Ellen Chrisinger, not having
entered their appearance and given secur-
ity, according 10 the act Of assembly, and
the rules Of this Court, and ii appearing
by affidavit filed that they are not resi-
dents Of this State, il is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publ
cation of this order, and DO what is neces-
sary to protect their interests, and that
O ply of this order be published once
week Cor four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in this County. and
posted at The front door of the Court House
Of this County, on the first day Of the
next Term of the said Court.
A copy-Tes'e:
II. A. MOORE, Clerk.
June 9, 1860. ii
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30

Playing their last Card.-When the
tornado stuck Camanche, Iowa, four men
were engaged in playing cards in one oil
the buildings totally destroyed. All four
were killed with the cards in their hands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-06-30
Georgia State Lottery.

4 S certain malicious persons, who are
II interested in other Lotteries, have
circulated reports that the Lotteries Of
Georgia were illegal after June Isl 1860,
we hereby caution the public not to be de-
ceived by any such reports. The GeOr-
gia State Lottery, for the benefit Of the
Monticello Union Academy, of Georgia,
is Authorized by a Special Act of the Leg
isIature. and the Charter OF the same has
not been repealed, or the sale of Tickets
in any way interlered with, and we shall
continue to Draw the same Daily, until
the lst day of May, 1868,
o., Look at the Splendid Schemes, in
another column.
MCKINNEY & CO.,
MANAGERS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
June %, lS60.-4t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
nnuauration ofthc clay statue.

Richmond correspondent Of the Abingdon T'ry'H-
1 .hl- refers 90 the approaching Inauguration OF the
Ladies Marble Statue OF Henry Clay, which will come OIL
I'm this city ON the I2,b day of April next:
Great preparations are being made here for the inau-
eurdlu of Harris Statue OF Henry Clay. There VII be
po1 tsat occasion very great military and civic demon
srs-f57 Tho statue is made Of the purest and most
beautiful I.sl.u marble and has been pronounced by
Judge, a most perfect and exquisite work OF art The
Site which has been selected tor it, Is the lovely aud pic
tr-est, sopc south Of the capitol building, aud facing
,hanew Custom House. This position, all believe agree,
3. the mos, eligible in the city. 10 is most certainly one
of great beauty The statue life size anu viii be Gu
yoped by iron covering to protect from such iIJu-
IN as Il might sustain from the weather.
We NAV add that the demonstration on the occasion
promises to De of the most interesting and imposing
ralas,er Some hundred and fifty two hundred dis
tiarsi,hsd gentlemen from other States have been inv
ted TO attend and witness the ceremony many Of whom
have already sgufed their acceptance OF the invitation
There viii be provided, We understand, a grand Clay
Banquet Tor the invited guests together with splendid
Ovation for the Ladies which will mark the occasion "a
glorious and triumphant in the history Of the Com
monwealih OF course thousands of the fine old Wing
gentlemen Of the State, aud the young Wing gentlemen
too viii an be here Aud the ladies' also, far and near
will assuredy not fail TO come hither to witness the nau
-arluou of their own statue Of the immortal statesman
and patriot Indeed the Grafton on the occasion, by
BsSIAuS JOHNSON BAEnorE wall be Of itself sufficient
attraction TO induce q usauds Of both sexes 10 visit
buoud ou the l2th day of April next At all events
We shall have a glorious aud magnificent celebration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

The late speech of Wyudl,m Robertson. ESQ, Of this
..,, on Che Special license , s. y.,lr irgthe w1rmes
concentration AMI approval Oh Owe. ths safe. We re-
..ysi two private letters oa S.ariy evening las one
,-or, a F,lkuoau citizen OF Aoeuile and Ihe other
, DISTINGUISHED citizen Of Lvuchburg both of whom
sesk of the effort Of our delegate in terms of hghes
urs, aud urge its publication In pamphlet form for gen
s-,reIr,ulation. Our Lyuclburg friend thus writes
IYNcmCR6. March l6,h, 1900.
Nv Dear Sr.-In my Judgment the Wing Contra.
Committee should have printed thousands OF copies o,
a. Wyudham Robertson speech on che Special Lac use
Tr It cannot bo but chat 30 Will do good 90 tie cause
go .frv advocates There has not fallen under my eve
~ vsr-. rtsed so patriotic 20 manly SO heu,tei and
. A r ,agase of any question of public ilter. st a- l
.-,s5 ir bis admirable speech DO not permit DO 90
FL. ,,.y without performing s ill s.. are oi pu'ue SER
vice.
TIE following IS from the letter Of our AIbemar'.
fisud
.rl.,s heard but one opinion Of Mr. Wyndh'm Rob
,,r- susech all concur iu pronouucns Do t't Npffef
~ ~, session Able patriotic, st1tesnauAe couServa-
49,, and worthy tle better DAYS OF the good OLD state
,r-. +. not a name in che Union which would not oe
b,1orei bv tde delivery of such sentiments We would
n, pleased % see t boz pamphlet FORM ans tins can De
s.ronpIi,acd sou NAV count on me for $40 wish 10
were il NV pover 90 say 500 or $1,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20
WING Convcntlon Florida.

The Whgs OF Florida have issued a call for Conyen-
dou to De held 10 June next. when they will determine
upon their course Of action 10 the coming Presidential
election We rejoice brethren throughout the
Union thus awakening from their ethargy and grdng
themselves for the approaching conflict We WISH
however that our Wing friends in Florida would hold
their convention some time in April and appoint dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention.
We are sure, however, tia, all good Wings and con
ser,atives North snd South will be found ralying'
heartily and cordially, TO the support of the Baltimore
nominee For the ticket presented at Baltimore viii
be well worthy OF the best support Of the friends OF the
Constitution aud the Union every where.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-20

We think syme Of she Raleigh Register rsher 60, Hoi-
den Of the S,1uflri 10 an issue OF his paper short time
.-o The STANDARD made great ado the despatch
.t,.b ,-r, go, sent 20 the Opposition Convention OF
redmond by the Opposition Convention, held az Ra-
- NJ, tb. 22d and Esd said despatch, among other
49,. ,.kpe the question Of the Richmond Convention
!. Nth YOU =" The Standard irving to be fun
,bs Cppositou party ought hereafter 70 be call
"A The "How-dy-dO" party. The hsg'''r 'e'oIS O'
suggesting suitable name tor TIE D,n0e'-' ga
GOOD BYE Party" Rather home thrust o1' le'''
thslsss good Bit.