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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
AUCTION SALES.
EE
FUTURE DAYS.
BY G0DDIN APPsRsoN AUcTs


Il HsNRIc0 on THE Virginia CENTRAL RiILaIAD
AND On THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, Five MILES NORTH
or RICHMOND, and II SLAVES THkkEos-By virtue Of deed
Of trust from the late sorr Burlop Tor
sneo County cOu Jane. Lyons bearing date on The h
May s29 duly recorded in HeneO County court
cd In conformity TO the provisions Of the deed Of
trust viii sell :, public suction to The highest bidder The pre-
NJ Nf fair not day iheressr) The real estate
and slaves conveyed BY the said deed TRACT
SIDED at the time Of his sh which was oceuti,d by Mr
Martha sor al her deah containing hundred thirty
And children. The said farm we'll minute
erption deemed unnecessary. suee say tina, from
plat and viii be ,IhDted Of sale Tie slaves
TSt~For Ire Res. Etsis eah balance a, 49, IS
a1s %Sn for 1ssSs 1 ADDED scared By
approved endorsed negotiable paper, l. ! rest added
d.ls-,d, jS sMEs ! LT YcTSe Trustees,
PsAs Executors Of Mrs Martha deceased we shall at
tho time and place. Sc. all Of hr p,sOna estate, consisting
OF the following slaves viz two men, women, girls and
5.1ss,S' &C. 2 sT SSI5IIAns. r.sn
U,RUsrRt,s MALE OF 4 wO VALUABLE
BRICK TEshnESrs 10 the City Of Richmond the North
ds Of Main .es bs-sen Wall Street and Locus. Aley-By
-n turton or whom the undersigned j. D. Young has been
dasi l1h May s2s County Court
undersgned tustees In conformity With the provors contained
on TAU isDAY the ao DeceInber 1850 at IL o'clock
fair hno the first day thereafter @ sc two valuable brick
Mr. ATpeus and the other IN the occupancy Of Mr. Myers
plat add Of said will be exhbte at the hour
sale Those enemeLs being located Main Street, 10 the
baness part OF H. render them valuable vel capitalists
10 otnerx.
TIEs fourth cash; balance 2 and 10 months
gotta lie notes late est added secured by trust deed title
''t dsis@;d. jon Ts0 SSCsG Trustees
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF LOTS AND
~ MoUsE' on VALLEY AND CONCORD sTREtTs. RICH
MOND. Ar AUCTION decree Of the Circuit Court
Richmond City pronounced the 2s day Uf November 1880
10 the suit of Dennis and wife Mckny and as therein pend
ing the undersigned, C)mm herein appointed will pro-
coed TO sell at public auction the premises SATURDAY
the 22d day OF ec mber 1862 On fair the fair
ihereAttr) beginning at oclork, the real estate In sal.
decree reeedt consisting lot az ground fronting 30 feet
six Inches Valley street. opposite 70 residence Of John Prid
~ Eq with the dw Ing house and ther improvements thrn
Also lot OF edlstry above, fonng
10 eettix inches Conc I'd stree: Nth med
AMI oih:r mpros Cments to said lot belonging
TSANs-oneurth cash. balance upoa credit DISK twelve and
eighteen months Interest added from day Of fae The
puchae Civ negotiable deferred
and the TITLE 30 be retsned until all the purchase paid
aud a convey anee directed by the Cour.
g0BT R H0wIs0H mr.
Sale ccndu.' 81 nonbtS LpPyss \ Aue's deI- tds
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NOTICE.

OLUNTEER Officers OF the S,e respectfully niome
beside the bonds aired by law thtTe must he
der from he General TO author the super'tenden
Of The state Armory 20 IS ue arms, delS-u
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1891 NEGRO HIRING, 1Sr1


The scrber again tenders his his friends ndhe
public At rFeas Agent In the City Of ehmot hire
sell ge Pr ona Estate Rent Houses and
aoy her bGsinc embraced general agency long eNpe
In Negro hiring added eKenve with
the ctiz Richmond and IT, vicinity, h. hopes will here
fiic,rnabe hm give sat factlon S who th
grOrl his avery vii procure good hon
fair pcrs Ample been madg 10 have
grOcs jared for TN hire cut.
lie has pracc-d medicine for than 90 years. and will
tuue pr scribe Ia without charge Much has
been saved The By that course and will endeAyor
far ap 5si,e 70 avoid the creation Of meiical bui.
Persons who intend 10 paoniEe him viii please notify him In
medatsly q sGch Intention. Rn LYME,
ONCE In Basement Metropolitan Hall,
franklin Street,
Richmond Va.
REFEaENOES:
Judge J. NJ Gregory G,ddn App-rson Stephen Hunter,
Samuel wilson, Wade W. woldrdgr, EOtert B. Parish, Reh
nnnd.
Col : McRie Dr. n Ga7us,t, Henr'co.
Dr.. J RJaae. L. n. Waddel Cha lea City.
James H. Allen JamesCty.
Dr.. Jesse Tompklns Norok City.
John Futtcr, luuisa
De- p D. Brown, Will IAN II. h. Curtis George W weIgen AeeO
Ambrose White, DE- Elnunls. King william
der James ". Co.'s, Eldrr 4 L. Co tmAn, bemafle.
VIM BouwAre, L. Mrse, Elder Robert Henley X s. Acree.
King Queen
Geo Filhush, Dr. @. Urquhart Port R'yai
q. O. Robinson, VIM. v. Morri,, Port IN nh.
Hon D. C. Deara,tte, Capt Henry George Philip Samuel,
Caroline.
Eder P AInsIey Ware. GArBe,. Richard Baylor
EsseN.
Elder y. FrAyzer, Thos. Anderson spo,tIyivaria.
JAa es Gray, J. Brown A. n Bernard, Fredericksburg
Enos Wori Sm. II Gains. NJ n. Walton, FAuquler
Dr. John Duval, Q F. Baylor, J. Dennis, Petersburg.
D. Barnard, orange
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q, . Ga. ., 81 LkOFA Va LUAB IA I'm
Z ~ ~ ACRES IN CHeTERPIFLD COUNTY, ON PALt-
me CRstR FIX NIL rs VI ON MANCHEs ER- By Of
decree OF the cult Court - the unity q Che tsIh ID PFC
noubced az be November tenn st In he % FonInoy
cutter, sganst funoy &C. The undersigned executors s PFC
ed 10 Tell at public auction on The Irms en TUESDAY, tie
18th D,eenbr 1867 At 70 o'clock 10 fair. not the frat fair
day The tact Of land OF when he late chad w. Polrnoy died
SEIZED contaD bout 80 Bingi Csie feJ ling
eS, GdoD the iands ofDr d. Wlree. and Others
10 arehs Mel House ard abe ut miles nom Manohefr
500 cleared lanf e balance
timber. shout twOfhrds Of which
excellent ber residue In pine cult BILE for cord wood TIE
d. ling With ici modsi for
The two excellent and mills within miles Ct the
place
JgNs Fn"ugh In csfh TO Of sale; balance
credit AID years. the purchaser
Ing Interest with good personal security snd lien btng retained
the s until all the chase money folly paid paie-
ulsr att ntlon Of hose waLing exce, Arn respectfully
called TO this sale.
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d. NEGR0Es--ws Will sell IS Likely NegroestO-dy tito
20 o'clock. PULLIAM CO, Anct,
0dd Fellows Hall
House eervant Cooks walher and Ironeu for sale
privately myl1
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NUSNALIY, ! Executorsof
b. W. TINNEY, FlouTnoy, deed.

At the time and place will sold al arcc oil stocts
Crops, Psnta Uten.', horses Gov. and Hcgs. &e,
ereit Of monts purchAs bonds N approved
hy. NUNNAILY, 1 r.,
del-td W YNNEY hus
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DUM.-very old and hne Imperial Rum-in bottles.
III Granada Run n dram.
Very cid sA+Eeras BrAndy-ln bottles
Besluit, Trcoehe Co Brandy on dram. For SAL
bV de is-2g BLAIR a CHAMBER -AYNF
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MT. LAUREL ACADEMY,
HALIFAX co., VA.
PIKE POwERs Principal, L. W. LUCKETT, Assistant
AR LUCRErT graduate In several schools Of the Univer
m ~ Of Virginia. and very highly recommended by his ProS
The School LIST October and closes the last OF July fol
lowing TERMs for Board and Tuition, exclusive Of lights and
towels Ten Months $3.50 Payable half lt October and
one half on LIST OF March. Address PIKE POWERS,
jy20cf Nj Laurel Post Office, Halifax County, virginia.
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SCHOOL wANTED.-A Virginia Lady, qualified TO give
- instruction English French Drawing and Painting and the
rudmeuts Of Muse desires situation Teacher situation In
one Of the southern States preferred References given and
aured ANY communication addressed to Box 20 Ruther Glen,
Virginia, will receive prompt attention. aulI-2awu
Raleigh Register copy twice week for three weeks and send
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CCOUNT HOO SHALL. W. RAND

IN pared manufacture TO order
LEDaERs JOURNAL5 CASH DAT. INVOICE, LETTER and 40
COU>T BOOKS OF alsE styes and qual,s prices TO
sui the TINES
On hand good stock Of home made CAP BOOKS from
10 Al Qulse.
DEMY BOOKS rom 90 nts to o.. 2s pr quire.
MEDIUM n ok, - e n g. per quire
E Early solicited from those who Intend opening
OF books In ,nuafy.
Kiss MACKEREL.-5O packages Mess MAekere q
vi the quality In kt quarter aud hall barrels.
Tof sale by de1s BLAIR & CHAMBERIAYNF.
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LAWRENCE 8. MARYE,

VIRGINIA CITY ON NORFOLK HiRB0R.
0CATEH deep above the Navy ard high hedLy
IL central the iside Of the harbor and passed for
ready business IIc by O grand trunk Railroads. ramfyng
on the SUhyH and Western 80 ttSdbOdt dndssp
canals and the best Adfb0r IN ne Oh! L"ts only $50
t45 monthly o. The greatest portion Of the clear
recips appropriated for dctutirg purposes, for
which company has been chartered tcapta 800 shares
1900 eaeh Ia which Ill -r is manufacturing industry ii this
ay Invited iepate Another portion the receipts
for lots rOpilGed for street and other public prOrt
meRf.
subscription for lots manufacturing stock
apply 10 Office VIRGINIA CITY COMPANY,
81 Main STREET, Norfolk, Va
Wa sSHM0ELE, Prrs't
A. LURcs, General Agent.
e----vss No q Main street Agent for pi-h----1
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Champions of Castillo.
Mechanics HALL
IMMENSE sUocFssl
TRIUMPH OF THE wIZARDli
TO NIGHT AND VERY EVENING.
In Richmond these eight years Of
That great ast whose fame has TO and tie Globe,
PrOfe SSOr An ID 4 IL SON,
GREAT WIZARD
OF THE WORLD
AND COSMOPOLITAN MONARCH OF MAGfoiANst
CELEBRATED AND LD-REN0WNED ENTERTAINMENT,
NIGHT In WUADER.W0RLD.
Or MAGIC! MIRrH u AND MYsrERY -
ASSISTED BY
Miss ANDERSON
Zionist oarvoyAnt and Retro Reminiscent ornl holOgit.
Miss \. ANDERSON.
The Ariel Of the Scene.
MISS FLORA ANDERSON,
The Fairy Of the TOito.o.
NEW soENEsi
ENTIRELY NEW WONDERS
MARyELs IN MYRIADsl
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sy NooRr D.wsos Aue,.
RY DAVIS. pEUPKEE L co

y NBGR0ESwe will SELL NJ auction room, on FRANKLIN
street. to-day, at 10 O'Clock, twelve likely Negroes
augT- MOORE DAWSON, Auets.
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,JUBLrC SALE OF Two VALUABLE TRACTS
i OF LAND AND Eat ZEN PORTY AND PIFTY kFGROIs

tJUBLIC SALE OF Two VALUABLE TRACTS
IN THE COUNTIES OP CAMPBELL AND AMHyRsT-As Gem.
missioner under der the Circuit county Of Bed
Executor asntt Nelson and f and Others will sale
public elton. the premises TUESDAY ihe day
Of Now mher 1860 II fair and no. then on the neat far day
sundsy excepted that valuable 81 Land In tie Of
Campbell csed "Aehers cr,ekr whereof the late Edwin Mat
h US dad seized c"nis FYrRtS OR slNTkEN HUNDRED
ACEEs the larger portion Of which nneearsd ayy
bered II land lies boh sides Of the nth Side Raj al and
Lynehburg Cone I'd n rupke within ues o.
n James RIVER and RsnAwia Canal and miles below
Thre the tract eomfOrta lie yelling Hous with all the
ouhoues Al the tine and place vii sell the
Negroes Ties pat tson about tsesty
Der. most o. whom arr likely and young
And THURSDAY the day Of Nov mb 1852 fall and
pub an tor upon n pr'ms that ysAbe TRACT Of Land In
the county Of Amherst Gale" ""non whereof the said Edwin
i've ard valuable Yarns NTH ccupy sinm' datey tdn'
log the % New Glpgnw The 0ArFe snd ASH dna
called. II TEN OR ELEN Es HUNDkED AcEks.
well wateed, and hhson IL sLurd Of timber The In
proyemen h all coed foussiing Of large txostory
framed Dselng lIouse With all cesssry houses cop
Ehes being ~hioh NJ p1ss With the lard TO the
At the Tine and place viii sell the Negroes upon
he ad farm ss In number These tesses are yey
who will show them give Information TO Who
nav desire To purchase
mouths for equal portions OF the purchase carp Int
from the Day Of sale The neoe, viii be sold upon credit
months With Ike teest the purcha,e money Bonds
with good security, negotiable toes satisfactorily endosd vii
be required OF hr purchsse ann te Ie 70 NE hnh Nu DC
tanned until The ~htle Of the purchase shall taye been paid
JOHN GOGGIs, Ccn'r.
On the days respectively sales ADVERTISED
vi Sc Cattle Horses Hogs and Sheep Plantation
CrrT Of Corn Tobacco Hay Fodder 4c the
said tracts &, lard upon credit months for all
JOHN o. l. GoGGN,
oelC-ctds Executor ~ Tdsin Mauhcxs deceased.
PO-TPONENENT
The sale. postponed the sth and 2Oth days
December when the' VII take ee In the order and
y" WV JNo o L. GoGGIs.
roi6-ctAs cOmr, &c. and EN'or, Ac.
80. .,oo., . n 800,
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yILL sold to the hgheii bdde without at Char
w lotts Court h0NDAY. the Ih day Of JAnu'ry
day. all the Negroes belonging to the estate OF
John adams deceased Also al The Negroes belong ng to The
Of Prank Pollard deeea consisting Of men, wonep boys
and girls generally hed hands and likely Terms made
known the day Of sAs Tnee Negroes are sold BY The eTeeu
tors for dlvsion. THO6 J. AOAMe,
driT-avSg THOs. POLLA H.
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CUMBERLAND HIGH SCHOOL,

CUMBERLAND CO., VA.
JNE Of this School will at the residence Of
rndersgned the frs monday In Jany 1861 and ermi
date November. There will vacation Of month
q midsummer.
will be prepared for the University for the higher
classes any OF the Colleges
Monthly reports will parents guardians giving
faithful the department. progress 6 Of each pupil
undersigned will strict attention the habits and
ais Of pupil pupil who will make habit OF cursngor
other improper language will be permitted 10 continue at
the School.
the school will be limited Ore early applications should be
made T. place.
and Tutlon per scholastic 90
Scholars An Greek and MAthemaucs) 30 90
Do DO (Engllsh) 20 90
Der.
No deduction for lost time except sickness
JOHN MCGOWAN, Principal.
REFERENCES DIR T. Robinson, Dr. Rott Henderson, D. yuo
Ma h. and Peter B. Foster Esqs Cumberland Hon
Hubbard mr. John w. Eppes Buckingham; Colonel T.
Moore Richmond, and the Hon. Roger Pry Petersburg
Address JOHN MCGOWAN,
Sunny Side p. o.,
n-.a.n Nnnharlnnh Va
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SETTLED FOR EVER!
The important question OF
POISON IN HAIR DYES!
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
hal s.p .nd

ID l. G l. a It 4 ID III A X vi l. 4 SS!
by
Professor ROBERT Chiffon, Of New York,
The erst analytic In America Effect Of the Dye almO nsianta
mpaits js. black shade Of brown Color ch
natural and uniform. Manufactured No. AstOr House. New
York sold where, and applied By all Hair nresses
no2i-d6wim
- SPECIAL NOTICES. cents TO
49, 81 80 will buy Of Grahaias small stencils, for
marking clothing with IsDEABLE INK Call and examine speed
n live In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety OF Brands made 70 order
A. T. GRAHAM Brand Cutter,
HextD to he Hotel. Richd.
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TEACHER WANTED

LADY or GENTLEM An who IL well allied, and has had
n experience In Teaching Southern by bth and edu
cation ct school with good salary, ind situation In
private family, BY application with proper reierene
p r. WAUGH,
Big Island Pcs. ONCE,
cei4-e4t Bedford County, Va
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BY BETrs a GREGORY, hue.'s.

Oh NEGRO s-we VIII sen this morn ing at 9k o'cio
OO Thirty likely slaves. DAVIS, DEuPREE 4 CO.,
Jyis ond Fellows Hall, Mayo and Trsniin SITS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18

n FEGRoEs.-ys vii ser THIS Morning, 81 10 clock
III 10 likely HeSroes BETS GREGORY, Auctrs
Franklin Street.
, 1860-09-06
SUGAR AND lRON%


Not the least among the objects To be &c.
comp|ished By the election Of Lincoln isIthe
admission Of tho North to her full and proper
share of the commercial ind industrial tnd.
vantages Of her commanding position IN; The
Union. Heretofore, urder the different pro
slavery administrations which have ruled the
country, the policy Of the government, 80 ia,
as it touched pecuniary questions at all, haa
besn eminently a Southern policy, devised and
maintained for the sole purpose Of giving to
slave labor the largest possible rewards, and
to hlnvcry itself the strongest possible posi.
ton among the interests to DO affected BY
governmental action. In the antagoniem BE-
tween the two syatcms-oue which pays tho
laborer for his toll and cares for him az a man
and bro.htr, and the other which OWLS the
workman Us merchandise and practically re-
CARDS him as beast without wants excent
the belly and baek--free labor and its mill.
form pursuits have been made to spfer
to IN extent which tho mass Of voters do
not comprehend. Take the question Of a
Tariff Oh imports, for an example: The cul-
ture of sugar anywhere IN, Louisiana, Flor
ida and Texas, would b., without protection oi
the articls produced, q business in which no
man could pro8tably engage. The cane il int
adapted to the climate. It. is the subject q,
many diseases not elsewhere known. It in
often killed By frosts, and nowhere II tho Uni.
ted States does t mature its own seed. These
disadvantages have been counterbalaucsd by
governmental action. The planters Of the a.
izeme South, choqaing to devote \ pat Of
I
, 1860-09-06
Corn In Lower Esypt.


rrAsk1 s1A7ioz, Pulutl Co., Ill, SEPT 3, LEO.
The crops OF Egypt are not all cut Of, as re-
port has it. South Of Duquoin-say in the
whole Of the south half OF EgJpt-the crop of
corn is full average. South Of Ca1bondaleit it
is better crop than they have had for three
years past, to my certain knowledge. North of
Duquoin, perhaps from that to Vaudslia and
Efingham, hava the best authority for saying
the crop Of corn is about two-thirds that Of last
year, which was very good year for corr.-
North Of that, up to the Wisconsin line, Ne be-
l.eve the crop to be unususflr good. The drouth
has, as slated above, reduced the corn crop one-
third in Northern Egypt. But when We take
into consideration the unprecedented number
Of acres put in, aud the immense quantity Of
nuts Of which the forest is full, Egypt can
mako more pork this year, If she has the stock
hogs, than ever before.
1t is not great corn country anyway,-thas
is, there nerer has been much corn ralted in
Egypt for expectation. It seems to lack in az.
riculture what the political field does in good
cultivation, and suffers accordingly. S.
, 1860-09-06

DEDICATION OF W10wAx At KALAMAZOO
The Republicans had fine demonstration 1t
,ae dedication Of the wigwsm in Kalamazuo a
fsm days s:nce. In The afternoon, Joseph ".
Huston, Of Van Buren, county, late Douglas
maa, made telling speech, which Was interest
ing a being his frs. Republican speech. He
WAS followed By the old wheel.herse, Dayid E.
Hsrbsugb. The Telegraph speaks in high terms
Of his speech, and 81, it was very effective. In
the evening the crowd at the Wigwam was i'm
nenso-estimated at 5000.
, 1860-09-06

- Wayne County, Virginia, where Eli
Thayer's Yankee town Of Ceredo IL situated,
hsz . population Of 1884, gain Of 5000 sinee
1850. aad the value Of real ostate has risen from
ss1s, ,oes to 81, ,o2s, ,ssa. The t1a1es ~ere ls9 in
1880 and are now 142.
, 1860-09-06

new Yoak DOUGLAS Esr1MArE.-The New
York Ntsss, the organ of Douglas in the city OF
New York, makes IN estimate Of the probable
result in the State, giving Douglas an aggregate
snsjority Of s, 500 To show the character Of this
estimate, We will give some Of the details: St.
L.wrezcs is put down at 5000 m.j. for Lincoln
fit will BE- At least 8,ooo); Ca5uRa $500 for
Lncoln--{is will be 4.ooo}; Chantauqua 5000
FIR Lineolu-{good for 1000 to 5000; Her
>imer 1000 FIR Liucoln-{say 4,ooo); Monroe
500 for Lincoln will be nearer 3,ooo); Steu-
ben 1,5oo|pusis At ,50o); and so on through
the Lat. Any person acquainted with New York
who will look orer the Mtss list, must inerita-
bly, reach the conclusion that Douglas aud his
friends have not the remotest hope Of carrying
the Empire State.
, 1860-09-06

-NN
It is with sense Of relief that We turn from
the canvassirg exploits OF Mr. Douglas, aud re-
gard the more dIgnltied staEd Of the nomine. a
OF The o:her parties. While eagerness for hiel,
office ia indecorous, self commendati3n ia dis.
quitting. Whoever il the peoples choice, let
Ut hear him say, nth the proud Romsu:
lido btsesch 3ou
Let me oeslsap thai stonl; Tor cannot
Tut On the gown, etxn Il - ed. Ind en'r-, them.
Fur my ~ouna' rake T. give .he4r sud.age:
Tha:I may pas tbs doing '04
To see man who would be ePfesideut-to see
him like the shameless menaicsnt, show hjs
stumps, anu e{1im an alms-to see him iostle
and scramble for the prize-lt Is enough to ma q
us distrust elective irssitutions. For where il
the sebuke, which discerning and indignant
people huE.s at the head of such mountebank !
DO they understand him aad ssE-Is is enough
VIC want a herr, not q Eaet? Alas! no: and
the observer OF hum1n nature reluctantly I'D
mtts that an ignob'e people prociaims itself by
an it;aoble appreciation.
Ne need not saJ that it is in NO partisan
spirit that We thus speak. many Of the scut,.
menss which Ar. Douglas expresses are hoeor
able and patriotic, but his championship OF
them 10 this manner, as the self appointed
leader of party, ia ia tue worst possible taste.
For it cannot bs forgotten that the promine 1ce
Of his position ls not due 10 the Bnso!icittd
voics OF tho people. but is the result OF an IN
precedented aud discredi:abie course OF elec.
tioueering.
Sump speech making was concession to The
ignorance Of fasparse frontier population, N hich
might not b. ceusuraSlo in their circumstances,
bnt should he snfp!autel as soon as possible
BY the organs Of d better intelligence. It's ex.
tension into more enlightened districts, and
particularly its adoption by candidates Tor the
higher Offices, should be difcoun,enanced al.
most as earnestly as bribery. a Presidential
, 1860-09-06

.Conn OUT FOE Lxco1s.-James r. Snhthers,
Rsq1 Of Mauch Chunk, = leading member ofths
bur Of Carbon county, P&un:1 and formally II
Democratic Representative in the Lsgsslat'1e'
.has declared hin intention to support Lincoln
aad Hselta- ~. ~,
, 1860-09-06

.AsWxSrrrosEp.-N Notwithstanding ths blow
ing Of the telegraph operator, ss Ne suspected,
the Democrats had slim gathering at Peoria
On Monday to hear Bob 1Dge1son and Chri''
Kribben. The whole thing-afternoou and
evening-vss 4 ponderous fzzle.
, 1860-09-06

DfnRucr1vx F1RE.-The saw mill with a
large amount. .of 1ambar- and machinery for i
grist mill, belonging to Clinton, of Clinton
vihe, shawauo County, Wiz, was dea asroye by
fire last week. Lsss shout tl5, 000-no insur-
nnce
, 1860-09-06

An Intelligent Democrat, the ether day
addressing = meeting Of his party at Bridge
port, deiiueo hls position in ths following man.
nsr: Feitow.citizrus and broth + Democrats,
Tho constitnton .na sns Union sna 70 % ionx 'o ~
Z drop Of blood courses through my vstus, 70
long will Idofend the Constitution a&d By-Lse
of theA4 Unttad StataAi" y
, 1860-09-06

0swkao Co., N. .Y.-A thorough Canvass IN
tic town OF Mexico, 0sveEo county. New
York, shows the following state OF parties !:
For Lincoln 7s1, Douglsa 127, Breckinridge J.
Doubtful II. Ball o..
, 1860-09-06

,BunkAu Cous17-The population Of Bureau
County, just complstcd BY tho Aarshals, foots
ND 1866. In 1850 it WIS s,s4l-being . gain
of nvar q0n mar cent,
, 1860-09-06

Our reports from Wisconsin are Of the most
gratifying character. Although there seems
to be but little political excitement, the feel
ing among the masses in favor Of change OF
administration ut Washington, and the res:or"
ation Of tue old order Of things, is deep and
firm, and on the day Of election will make it.
self manifest in the unparalleled majority that
the State will give for LINCOLN and HAAL1S.
The work Of the, farmers in securing their
immense crops is well nigh over, and before q
fortnight elapsee, we shall see evidences that
will satisfy all men that Wisconsin will not
he untrue To her bIthright Of Freedom.