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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

4 HAVE ready my Spring stock OF Hats, .~z,S
Gaps, and Straw Goods, which l would in VlS<cgl9
vte the attention Of the merchants Virginia, fSsH
North CarOlina sui Tennessee confident OF kSS1ti
ability supply the m wish everything they kSALi
want in my hle gOoi &C. they can be
procured 10 any market In the country.
My stock will be kept constantly FULL by the addition OF any NJ
that desirable Having greatly Increased msnuiac
turing facilities. many des cable s will be o. mauuiic
tue My Black Moskin Hat st the front rank and equal
u not superior 10 ythng produced In the country.
My Of Boys Misses and Chirens Richly TmU ID
Hats and Flats all the different styles Of Braid and Lcghon,
NJ he eNcvled.
In Military Goods furnish anything required. Ny stock
OF the various qualities of Army Regulation Hats
pe and the different styles OF Hats Caps made to order
at short notice.
mis- JOHN DOOLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
sANEs e.. BOSEER,
IN STIR NC,E AG INIT


once EI Je NJ In Street. Second dor Eoy o(Rs Gny N
Nriu and I'm
DEPREsETS the oving established and reliable Com.
D paUez:
Arctic Fire insurance Co. Of the City Of NeV York capital
Homboli ge Insurance Co. Of .he City Of New York. eipl
tai and Tlus. .......- OcO
Fulton Fire Insurance Co. Of the city Of New York. captsl
rrvi', NJ ~ =, y .s 2OOo
surplus
PhGnix Fire In Co. OF Brooklyn Capital snd surplus i29 900
Policies Issued Buildings, Fuaitur Manufactures MerchaB-
zer ana Psou Popey gtherGy against loss damage by
fire. on the most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted an1
puncualy 'eed te security offered by the csmpaus
conducted they by eXpr, unIerVrcrs aord 10 b
insured th most ample guarantee and the m assurance that AZ
contracts ertc-d into hy them, win be iuhedn the most s,s
factory manner The long experience of the subscriber In these
matters VII facilitate aud protect the abilities The
Interest Of at Who be disposed paonze eHor Couu-
try risks, leland navigation risks, Vessels and their csrgse h
port, lnsuseH on the most reasonable terms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
EuRROIDERIES AND LACES

VyURROIDERIES AND LACES-
l. Point Brussels S-tts, Sleeves and Collars
Do Applique 90. DO. do.
Embroidered Muslin 90. DO.
Mourning 10. DO.
BLACK Grape DO. DO. DO.
Cambria Edges and Inserings
linen DO Do DO.
Swiss Masun Elg,s and Iusertiags
DuIes Caubuo aud Mus. Bands
, f,ii ss.,r,re1t CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
80 So Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

RICHMOND March lst, 1850
WE are uau1actgHc BOOTS aud SHOES more extensively
w taa heretofore our friends customers and the public gen
-sy nav RELY uraa seu- che best Inc In The way OF
Shoes, import mai-as' anu nav ~"
In 5pr emrvm-at the best workmen that hs country can pro
We also keep hand large ass rtuen' OF beo
Trunks Carpet Bag Nases OF all qualities anu Al al Pe'i
al Of whIch wl be sold ther Wholesale or retail
ALEN HILL CO., No lYI Main 81
T. S-nlots and Shoes madsto order for ladies'
+--i-I NV mi ALEX. HILL co.
V,IOWS, PLOyyS - PLdWS!!!-No ENcUsEFo
III GOING NORTH To BUY PLOWS.-ihe subscriber ,,
cry variety of Piovs known southern farmers Hha
sizes and shapes % moeboards each Piow nus "
every variety % sol- r II SslS SlAAI 4.
ds2i Three above 81 Charles Hotel Bichrnen :. =
VNOR RENT-Ons Tenement on north side Basin Bank Ad-
II jolnng once of Meaars G00eh Eehols ApkS-t
oss-dts WARWICK BARAsDALE
OsO BRLS. HALIFAX ALEVIVES;-ith ~, tis1
ZsDO caught upon the NOVA Scotia COAST, oui u '0
With The Potomac Herring. for aale b. -. ,,p.ls
fsss WoNBLE : CLAIBORNE, 30. II FsSH -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

RgCgsaRDSOS's
IRJsSEI LIN EMS.
DAMAsKS, DIAPFBS &c
fOESUhtS 0f f,lti.Jus jesjr,ns
~ alUing e Genuine Goods sre that The ar,.f
SON, SONS OW DR. As guarantee of tie ssrudp.,s ss IT,
bity Of the rs0ds
This caUtcu y rendered essentially large suantI.
of nferic. anl detective Linens ps pared season
snd sealed vh t1 81 RICHARDSON y Irish Houses bo
regardless Of tEe injury thus Inflicted alike American com
and th manufacturers ofthe genuine Goods vi not
abandon bsne profitable, while purchases can be
with GoOts Of 4 worthless character.
J. BULL0CKg co
sss-dly Agents sc Church steel Nov yo,A
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CAHOON'S PATENT
RRnA D-GtST SEEH-SRNVER

FOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY HEMP, PEAS, GRASS
SEED, &c
rJ'E hand machine om outo eight per h'ur Price
L $40
The power machine from neen per hour
Price i35
The subscriber havn the pateugt for the States Of Virginia
Carolina and having located at Richmond for the
p and selling said Machines has taken
where he constantly suppl with these
Machines There 10000 ofihese Machines sold last
County rights for sale, and agents wanted
feli--2m CHARLES IL DOUGHTY,
sHEILDS & SOMEREILLE, agents for the sale Of
- American Guano have hand supply imported from Ra
Jarvis Island direct Virginia They viii con,nue N
receive and authorised TO offer by the cargo or smaller
tides wanted by the dealers farmers. Ali wan: are y
ted TO give them q call fe9i
DEFINED SUGARS.--Cut, Loaf and Extra @ Coffee
Ii receiving and for sale by
fea LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

.ff..I... y, 81. ofHanoverCo va
JOHNSTON 81 WHITING,
Croerru atsd Commission Merchants,
C.rr-. i'h and Broad rtrrlts,
RICHMOND, Va,
Keen constantly or harl a well selected stock OF
GEOCEKIFS, LIQUORS, 4r, SC,
.- the sales % an kind OF Country Produce
NEW PUBLICATIONS
y Just received Nv
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
l4l Milan street
Marrow Of Modern Divinity By Edward Fisher price >Vc
F,l ly Religion By Rev. a. NJ Smith. prise o',.
ff. Christians Home By Rev J A. Collin price Oo'
Isarl- o Redemption. p...e 5,r.
Last or Jesus By Rev o. v Moore, OF Va; price &
IHy Cst-car- -.l Question Book Ey Jacohus price joe
Psalm ana Hymn BOOKS uf -yrry description
Nh.us and waits. Ry Thomas Hood, price 4l3o
Notes NURSING Dr. FIUr.r-e Niahtugal-. ptle wv
o.. tck wood. for February.
Poems rs Tha# o. Read, De- Two vols price 500
The UhuIrgu's Charm. Cll0red Illustrations, price &C
A Tfa 20 Cuba By NJ. tu.a Ward Howe pr.y- &C . 49,
sermons Paus fpe On The Corinthians y he late T. W.
R5l rts.u. 81 4, Ole Incumbent price tlun
The lirer Fcure BscA Good and Grra; Men Lsa'
with f.ty erGrlE.rls. prise 81 ta 90.
Tae voyage ohe C STAGE aTAe Of the Polar seas hy a1
Chile. prise o -. tel-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
Cheap Clothing.
Durable Clothing.
Cientcel Clothing,

CtLL On anil selections sni bay the goods az your
I own price want -af I'd. f- stock OF the
way ANA 30 yul ys- such Inducements as must aA-i
ana secure s.I..
you wish tr make GOOD Investment, buy suii o.
ILnNAN Z LILII- LIM MaU 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

NGEatfs
nURs.asE % Ready NaGe Clothing. ~. % Naia st.
M l.sy Nr %. WiE4DNN. and viii co.t-pc o.
keep our .i--. .s- Nn 600 Main g., where Eiu De
1-sseft1 customers and te pubic I'm general having
r. t4lr.ats larullt-rr clothing here, and
rsa ir, O. .., orders o Sind to oe made ~ n ie
,-gl ,I winter stock. will offer a.
reI--lL Htass, 0- S. rim. stock Cal 10
Jas r. NORRIS x Co, 100 Main =.
r NORRIS BILLS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
BARGAINS, BARGAINSi
BAEGAiNS BARGAINS,
BARGAlNSi BARGAINSi
SE1PSON & NILLE{'S.
SIMPSON a NIELLEI,'S.
SAN PSON ~ FaGLLEfS'S.
Wiu sen The balance Fall stock very low Tor ca
among which atty DoSkn Sacas, suitable for SpIii
.f we WIN sen Ar COST Tor cash.
l'2 SIMPSON 4 MILLER, 10 Main st.

W among which atty Saeas suitable for Spring
wrief we win sen AT Tor cash.
uls SIMPSON 4 MILLER no Main st.
SHIRrS AND COLLARS.--we keep constantly on
- a good assortment of shirts and Collars, direct on our
Hau uau'1ry, which 90 NO aud wear wt Orders
'ctet Tor Aat quality quantity, which all he promptly
s4t satisfactorily executed.
mig KEEN. BALDWIN & WTLLItMS
Spring OVE R-S1CFGN.--A variety % styles Of Hight
- Cashmere >pgug ONeStcS Coats, adapted to The present sea
son. at EtEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS
(tENTS FURNlSHING GOODS.-DAGRAcorL
II HAEKIS co have received LARGE and beautiful aSsott
oi Gents Furnishing goods consisting Of shirts Drawers, Col
lars CrtvI'- BALI NHst I. Sat Gloves Susrudcr, sut In
ttc yyeryfii-r suitable Ga1tivmeus We would
au want toth1t celebrated SHIRT
Golden FACTORY noted ts comfort 0f s it, and for
tHe service We would Invite those ia
OF =. b ot thr above goods ta can elrly
UAREACurr. HARRIS / CO,
Successors 90 Merchant, Wesgrr 4 Co,
ui1 No il2 Nla street.
NEW CLOTHING. NssW CLGTHING!!-nAR-
y BACUTT HABRiS Co have, t are receiving, aue and
large assortment NJ
Clothing.
suitable for the present a coming season. which uey offer on he
reasonable A>' trcrst'cN of Chdrcns Boys sui
Nuu-as Crs suj made i t.r ,e1 best manner, and s
prices want anything iu thr coing hgc
can on p,s,.r H,Ers a. aud have your wants supplied
DNEEsCoIr HARRIS 4 co,
mill No. ne Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

NTANLEN, TAHLIIS q CO., NO. iiMain sweet have
Y IN store large stock OF
Butchers FILES and Edge T-ols
Spear and Jackson Hand. Rip, and Grain Saws
Balwu's bench and moulding Planes
HuuaI and simmons chop and sluge Hstctets
Nagi0le's Atsy eye LiI tad brad Hammers
Cooke a.i SMELLS cast steel AGgef, ana btts
Nulrrby, Beatty Eradlsv's Drawing Euivss
Turning Lathes Ciises and Goure,
Borg.ne vi actues, dire aud breast Dnus
Also,
Ractu the best quality for sale low forcash or to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND CAP MANDATORY.
JOHN DOOLEY,
MAIN S'EREET, ,RICRMOND, VA,
81 MAIN STREET

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FUR STRAW, LEGuORN,
PANAMA, SOFT, AND MOIESKIN PRESS HATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

TVOesE MbEE SHOES have constantly on hand u
< cIy 81 se... .s's.,lr, ere following kinds OF
Boots and Shoes:
FOr Ladies':
G4te- Boots. with ava without heels
Morocco lace H11ts, With "
Eor Centismcni
Fra E-..s i ls
s.rt E.rf, single and double Sg.es
oxford Il.t and HI1Tsns.
For Misses and Childrenf
Goat aud McI1r-1 Boots, ei,h aui without heels.
For BOys:
Cal Hr.rars 8lt oxford Ties.
For Servant - omen;
Stout Goat alI b.p Lace Boots
For servant ven:
Rr5rlss .al h,rals.
am ur,pts 4.e atsl t ule any - the above
---l.r.-l.. .lgt, JNO. a.. FACE, JIl,
% Main street,
c-gf doors above T. K. PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

TOBACCO.
syUyrNq CHEWING. ENUENG.
No. = p A. l. or Plain, S. Jaro,
No.2 Carcaii,h sweet, spanish,
Su.. i.2 ulxd. sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister;
Kn,paf Tin fou Caveudish, Pure Curklsh
A CrcuI- OF Prices win b. application
B-Nos article of Fret Scotch SNUFF, which VII be
oru1 s-.elor article Tor dipping purposes de.l-d8m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
JAMES Co. PEAECE s. CO.,
RHOLENALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS

"ORlCE,-PAs stick. ana mass o. approved brands
~ A-s1c and OHveJI
l. -.. a Beans Superior Ar-osfu-a
el A-- ts- sale b. j. PtTFIELD GEORGE
r.s . o. N Blair Co.'S building.
g.-r.r r1+f and Cary StreetL
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M-RoEaAr IM0N nd

conn CAT l. - NE0S CIT Iron AND
l. NINE NNLINt- Secured by Letters Patent Admiralty
,lp.I s- enclosing Pebble Grounds Cen eg,s El-01vs, Cot
ase sheep aat oS Hurdle. Patent Wire, sacAne Bead
-s. w, er ry variety foIuu: ioa Ecatst.lis and lion
Furniture ps,Ht Wire Coal Screens, Ore, s-.s aai Gravel
Screens Wire Netting Mosquito, sheep, PoGry, aul other
1uposs House Fancy NiEe Wors 10 great
-tty, Tor Gardens sc.
H. WALKER & sons, Manufacturers,
NJ U5 Market, r. e. corner Sixth street. Philadelphia
ocE-4f,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07

~ 90 y MOROCCO BOOTS, Thick soiss. with and
wM EALsH'A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-07
TO TOURISTS = MERCHANTS VISITING NEW toRK.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
3G5 & 3G7 BROADWAY,
Corner FRANKLIN Street,
NJ A = - Err 'S
FIVE MINUTE
IHE CREAM FREEZERS.
NEW YnEK.

NTT0 SI'NPID Ial' CI'sa' - n0TI-'9 -Tlssto
principles
Tte C.-spest. Bs.. ami T-5uou,.i. rquriny ls h
and less labor i1n h,ar t4- s m r1lI A.
ra5r In Structure a1l most certain l s oreraiious
Sole Agent Tor tte 4 n,'-i stats.
EkhtCHAM = co, Manufacturer. o. J,p.psst
aus Pan'siei Tin Ware 'F'''
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26
Feeling in the Counties.

We have just returned from flying tour
through some of the counties Of the State,
and we arc pleased to say that 80 far as our
information extended, the feeling in favor of
Breckenridge and Lane is most decided and
overwhelming. We should say without hes
itation, that in the section visited by us, those
in favor of Breckenridge and Lane far out
numbered the friends of all the other candi-
dates combined, Here and there, like angel
visits, fe,c and far betrsen, we heard of an
old foggy for Bell and Everett; and in the
same proportion We found an o6ice-sccker fOs
Douglas and johnson. If there wero any
for the rail-splitter and Union-haters, they
kept their preference to themselves. Brock
inridge and Lane are most undoubtedly the
choice of the people of Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
What fortunate wight our friend Beale
must be,-in his flying visit through several
counties he found all things just as he would
have tfem he,-every body for Breckenridge
and Lane and not one for anybody else, save
a few old foges for Bell. Beale what counties
are they In which you found such happy
state of thirgs? Please inform us7 We would
like to see the happy family.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26
EAmF0kD'E
Family
CATHARTyC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up
in GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and wifi
keep in any climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL 10 gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice moro than twenty years.
The constantly in-iE icreasing demand from
those who have long used tho PILLS and
the satisfaction which = all express in regard
to their use, has in-iS :duced me- to place
them within the reach {of all.
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics act on Diff sferent portions Of the
bowels.
The Family Cathar. tic Pill n, with due
reference to this well5 'establisl foot, been
compounded from as variety the purest
Vegetable Extracts, Il which alike on ev-
cry part ofthe alimen- 4 3tary ca al, and are
good and safe in all ID cases wb 70 . Csthar-
tic is needed, such asG iDerange aents Of tho
Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains in the Back and
Loins, Costivenese, Pain and Soreness over the
whole body, from sudden cold, which frequent-
ly, if neglected, end in long course OF Fever,
Loss Of Appetite, Creeping 6ensation OF Cold
over the body, Restlessness, Headacne, or
weight in the head, all Inf1ammatory Diseases,
Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism,
great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases
to which flesh is heir, too numerous TO mention
in this advertisement.
-. PRICE 3 DIMES.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR AND FAM
lily CATHARTIC PILLS are rstailed by
Druqeists generally, and sold wholesaleby the
Trade In all the large towns.
8. r. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
a. :. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
ass Broadway, Newvork.
Oct. s, ls59-ly. rs-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26
Meeting OF the Union State Elk.
ecutiye Committee.

A called meeting of the Union State Exc
cutive Committee for Maryland was held yes
terday morning at the Temperance Temple,
on Gay street. There were fifteen members
present, including several of the Electors for
the State. Nine counties were represented.
COL Chestnut having declined to act as
Treasurer and Chairman Of the Committee on
Finance, Robert Turner, Esq, was unani-
mously elected to fill that position.
Letters from several distinguished gentle
man were read, declining to participate at
the mass meeting, owing to q press Of bust
ness engagements.
Coleman Yellott, Esq of this city, called
the attention Of the committee to an article
appearing in the Patriot newspaper of ycster-
day Tuesday, and thought that the journal
alluded to was exercising a deleterious effect
on the Union movement in Maryland, al
though protesting to favor it, &C. He moved
that committee OF FIVE be appointed to mark
out the course to be pursued by the party du-
ticle referred to In the Patriot newspaper be
tee.
The motion prevailed, and the Chair ap-
pointed as the said committee Messrs. Yellott,
Of Baltimore, Ridgely Of Baltimore county,
Pearre, Of Allegany, Watkins. of Anne Ar
undei and Hubhall. of Worcester.
On motion the Committee adjourned until
s O'Clock P. NJ.
At the afternoon session the following res
olutions, after prolonged discussion. unani-
mouSly passed:
Rsosced, That the etats Executive Com
mites Of the Onion party Of Maryland rec
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

"THE DEMocRATIc PARTY is split upon
the nerest abstraction imaginable" So says
our neiehbor of the Alleganian. Not 50,
however, is it viewed by the Democracy Of
the South. They assert that the differences
between The Breckinridge and Douglas wings
are vital---esssntial to the very being Of the
South, and that the Breckenridge section
would rather witness the triumph Of The Re
publicans, obnoxious as our neighbor con.
ceves them to be, to the success OF Douglas.
How, then, our n.ighbor can assert that the
difference bet wesn the two wings OF bis party
is che merest abstraction" is difficult for us
to conceive. Hear what the Charleston Mer-
curry says
ave repudiate all propositions based on
the supposition that there IL no principle
worth regarding in the schism between the
Northern and Southern Democrats. The
people of the Southern States are gradually
forced to the conviction that they must rely
upon themselves, and themselves only, TO
maintain their right. 1t WAS an cgregious
folly, we think, even to have supposed other
wise."
Now this is 80, or the seceders at Charles
ton and Baltimore present themselves in
very unenviable Hight before sensible men.
What! contend for days, then take respite
for weeks--come together again and enter on
one of the most bitter and heated contests in
which any party ever engaged, and finally
smash up the machine--divide the conven-
ton, nominate two men for the Presidency,
and two for tho Vice-Presdency-and all
about mere abstraction7 No. peighbor, no,
you have fallen into error. There is princi-
pie, vital principle between the two wings of
your party, or your leading men are the
greatest set of blockheads that ever came
together.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26
Who will be Elected 7

We have been frequently asked ii we
thought either of the presidential candidates
would be elected by the peoplc7 Our ans
wtr has been, yes. We think Bell or Lin
coin will be so elected. In some of the States
Mr. Bell may not be voted for, or if 30, will
get very small vote, yet he may carry
enough of States to elect him. In some of
the States it is morally certain Mr.. Lincoln
will not be voted form others he will get
small vote and yet he may carry enough
States to elect him. As TO Breckenridge and
Douglas, neither Of them has the ghost Of a
chance and we do not believe the two conf
bined will get 40 electoral votes. Choose ye
then between Bell and Lincoln.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

THE BALTIMORE CRY DEMOCRATIC Con-
vENTIoN This Convention re-assembled on
last Thursday night, for the purpose of re-
scinding resolution, passed at the meeting
on the preceding Thursday night, which re-
scinded series of resolutions passed at pre-
vious meeting, and which endorsed Mr. Doug
las as the regular democratic nominee for the
presidency, and to repeal resolution calling
primary meetings, to elect delegates to the
City Convention all of which was accomplish
ed by the Douglas men. Confusion worse
COMPOUNDED reigned supreme, and denuncia-
tions of the most bitter character were fulmi-
mated by each against the other until the
Breckenridge men retired and organized them
Ives as the regular democratic convention.
The breach between these two factions widen
in this State, and it is evident that there will
be two electoral tickets in Maryland one for
Douglas and the other for Breckenridge.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26
Notices.

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
The August number of the Eclectic has
reached our table. The engravings, Sir
Robert Peel and the Prince of Wales, are
splendid productions. The selections of this
number are capital, and add to the valuable
character of the work. Price S. 90 per year.
THE RURAL REGIsTER.-The sem-monthly
number for July has come to hand. 1t is
only necessary to say to our Agricultural
friends that it is equal to any of its predeces-
sors, and is, therefore, we'll worthy their
patronage. Remember, it can be had for the
exceedingly small sum Of S1.00 per year.
BLAcKwooD's MAaAzINE.-The July num-
Der has reached our office. As usual, it is
filled with the productions of tho best minds
of England. The present number contains
some articles of rare merit.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

Is fortunate time for all the friends Of the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas to obtain splendid
statuette Of this distinguished gentleman--and
who are not his frends?-are we not all his
friends7 The fact of our differing from Mr..
Douglas in governmental policy should not
make us enemies. We say then let every
friend of Stephen A. Douglas send on to Mr..
C. p. Culver, Washington City, and obtain
one of his superior Statuettes. 1t will be an
ornament to your studio, hall, or parlor. in
which you can take pride. See the advcr-
tisement in another column.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26

A FEARFUL ABsTRAcTIoN.-Our ncighbor
of the Alleganian essays about an imaginary
abstraction that split the Democratic party,
but in his case it has attained to such huge
proportions that, though nearly two months
have passed away since that abstraction
wedge split the Democracy in twain, he has
not been able to determine his whereabouts.
Come neighbor, kick that abstraction out of
the way and hoist your colors. and cease
pirating.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-26


Resolred, That the county members of this
Executive Committee be charged with the
duty of taking such steps as may be necessa-
ny to carry into full and effective execution
the object the foregoing resolution for their
respective counties.
Resolved, Tina. whilst We recognize the lib
erty of the Press, az guaranteed by the laws
of our State, we have right and it is duty
We owe to the Union party i'll Maryland and
else where, not to snffer any newspaper pub
ljsbed in this State which really favors the
triumph of Lincoln and Hamliu to be mis-
understood as being the advocate of Bell and
Everett; and we have no hesitation in pro.
claiming that we believe such to be the posi-
ton of the Baltimore Patriot, and we deem it
our duty as the Executive Committee of the
State to express this opinion to our friends IN
Maryland and throughout the Union.
Resolved, That the Counties and Election
Districts throughout the State be requested
to organize Union Clubs for the coming cam
paign.
The meeting adjourned to meet on the first
Of August
The executive committee consists Of Al
members, only 15 of whom were present
when the above proceedings were had. We
approve oftbe whole of their proceedings with
the exception of the resolution referring to the
Patriot, which we think had better not been
passed, for it may do evil instead of good
was uncalled for and looks like an emission
of spleen.