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IA Coughs. Colds, Honrsenesx. kc.-The
prevalence Of the above complaints at this seas0n
new specifics; and while some few may he gsQ4,
many useless and some even danserOus To
is to consult your family phs sician. Othefwiss
use only such remedies as long public experience
has proved to he safe and eficacious. Ofths class
TiLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Orlsinally the favorite prescription OF
family medicine, and without ADVERTISING, has
continued to enjoy a, growing reputation for the
. charm; and in chronic cases. Broneh,tis. Hoop
ing Cough; Creyp, Asthma. go. il is used with
unparal!ee ed success. most families will testify
Sold by Fisher 4 Winston. Meade 4 Baker. 4.
Bodeker, 30 at Is gents per bottle. and in ele-
CANT and pleasant Lozenee form l2.s and - cents
per box. Prepared by J. BALMEK, PhArmacou
tist, Baltimore, Md. eA-3m'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

EXPENSIVE WEED.--A gen tleman, Il resident
of New York, while en- route for this city from
Washington, Oh the 800 train on "Wednesday,
accompanied by his wife, when at Kendall
Green Station. drew from hts pocket what he
supposed was piece OF tobacco, but " hich
proved 10 be a roll OF bank notes amounting
to $3.50. Before the gentleman could remedy
the mistake, his wife sn&tched the supposed
tobacco from his grasp, and piayfully threw y
from the window. The train was the through
express, and the conductor could not stop
The loser of the "weed" came on to this city,
and returned in the 5.20 train TO look up the
money, with what success we have not heard.
TRaisfuoys sna
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IA st. Mic hOlas Saloon,

-.
MAIN ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to other
tahlishrnent in the State, is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRUITS, NUTS. etc,
which will be sold by Who'll ESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MI tRCHANTS are invited to exam
inc the large and well selected stock. WHICH IL be
ing constantly added to, before purchasing elso-
where.
Parties and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLiES; ot every deycri ptun.
REFRESHMENTS served in the best sty ye. in the
fe lin A. ANTONI.
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1heatre-Fare'"sN Appsayancs.-To-ni night is
the last appearance of j. Il. Roberts. the ira.
gedian. The "Moors in Spafn,- tragedy of
intense interest. better known as the "A DOS
tate. will be performed, with Mr. Roberts in
me reading character and Mrs. Phillips as
Florinda, a character in which we need not
tell the public she is unexcelled. The cast is a
strong one, and the play will be given with
the best effect. A farce never before played in
tins country, and now having q fine run in
London, entitled Too Much Good Nature ,,
is also on the bill. 1t is described as the best
Of modern light pieces, and full of that eccen-
trio humor which rever fails 10 delight an au.
dience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

~ Kidney and Bladder Com plants. Tho
oeWest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, IeuoOY-
rhGa Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
ProstTatlan and Debility Of either sex, II HARTS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND
Persons who have been unable TO walk, have scon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. It's
prepared by Chemist and is pronounced by medi
cal men end those who have used it, to be the best
BUCBU COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles
ceived by FiSHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
je A-l2m Main street. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

Chang or LH,f0,m--At a monthly meeting
of the Virginia Rifles, held on the evening Of
the 2}d inst, at Schad's Hail. the company
unanimously adopted resolution to change
their present uniform of blue cloth for grey
dress,according to an agreement adopted by the
officers Of the First Regiment Virginia Voiun-
teers. The company appointed a committee
for the purpose of carrying ont the ohlec I
stated. The uniform will be gotten up on a
cheap but good scale.
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EA.Are you Insured The yr eatese advan.
tax usual offered the public with regard 10
LIFE inHSURANCE sThts persons and slaves.
Also. FIRE INSURANCE upon ersyv descriptions
y propsrty: in town or country, st the old essab-
HshsdGFNERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pspl
street, opposite John N. Goraon and next to f. D.
Escho.
The best comi anies represented, and all losses
promptly paid.
HoUss or Business from 3 to o'elock, and from
4 to a. clock, daily. G. n. BRlCkEN.
fe lS-lm General Insurance Agent.
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Committed for IVnnt 0f SecHrity--The two in j.
dividuals arrested on suspicion OF appropri-
ating Mr.. Samuel Staples pocket book and
contents ($2,N) at the African Church a fe W
days since, Cd. Burns and Samuel A. Walker,
were yesterday carried before the Mayor and
by him committed to Jail, failing 10 give the Sc
curity required OF them for their good belia
yiOr
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81. Johns CHch.-We are glad to learn that
subscription is being raised to repair the
venerable st Johns Church, in this citv. Of
which Rev. Mr. Points is the able and popular
pastor An edif1ce associated with many
time honored memories ought to be dear to
all Eirginians, and we trust the necessary
sum will At once be raised to put il in com
plete repair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

RA Steam Engine for Snle.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new, 10
oe red for sale very cheap 1t Is horse power, aud
can be put any part of building being separate
from the boiler. It is small, and will only occupy
master ninehiAist during leisure hours. and great
care has been taken with every part OF It, Tho
ANY further particulars will be furnished ~ sd-
dressing or ON application to Mr.. G. H. WYNNE.
job aud Book Printer. corner Main and l4th sts,
where the engine has been placed for exhibition
and sale. fe e4-dAcWta
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Shooting tciM Intent to KM-Richard D.
Martin was yesterday arrested by Cons table
Thomas, in Henrico, and carried before Justice
Childrey, by whom he was committed TO iail
10 await an examination at the next term of
the County Court, for shooting 1T james Law,
with an intention TO kill, on Monday last.
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Coatinued.-Lioyd Jamison, u white man.
was before the Mayor yesterday, for shooting
and wounding Levy Thompson, q free negro
The case was continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

A NEW WRINKLE In the DaiiyPres ,Eimiya.
appears among the regular notices ths follow. /.
lug formal one
Adopfed.-Miss Eliza Carter has been adopt.
ed ~ IN own child into the family Of Wm. p.
ArmitxEe. Her name hereafter win b Elisa
ArmttAge. =
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ETaJ3tnatioH PoStPOned.-The examination
of Wm w. Hardaman, which was to have ta.
ken place before a called Court Of HustiDKs,
yesterday, at III O'Clock, was. pos stponed unit
lhe next term on account of the absence Of q
witness for the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

WISHED OG.-A portion of the red clay which
has for several DAYS past adorned tine bottom
part of the Washington Monument, on tn.
Capitol Square, was yesterday partially re-
moved by Al application OF water from by.
dYanf
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Fned.-The Mayor yesterday fined Henry
Matthews 500 for selling ardent spirits with
out license, and Edward T. Finch S. for
creating nuisance on his lot corner of 10th
and Main streets, by the manufacture of coal
oil, which prod uced an offensive smell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

Assault wita a Deadly W.apon.-George slave
Of Powell French, yesterday got all the Ia W
allowed him, $50 lashes,) by command Of the
Mayor, for attempting To cut John McKen
ney, white ..an, with a bowie knife on the
night of the 23d inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

Iaqusst.-On yesterday Justice J. T. Chill
drey attended by Constable Thomas, held an
inquest over the body of John Murphy who
was caught by the machinery CT the distillery
and killed, on Thursday last. Verdict of the
jury, that the deceased came to his death by
being accidentally caught in the machinery of
the distillery, and crushed to death by the
same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

ArvRAY.-A rencountsr took place n Mitch
ellis Station, Oulpeper county. Va. N0aoay'
durins which the latter WAS seriousiy, ~ not
fatally, cut about the throat breast ana arms
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cEn SPRING TRADE.
1860.

GEORGE STARR RETT.
ftiovs,nor Street. KichnAnnd. Virginia.)
Offers for sale the following list Of tclss. Of his
own manufacture. VIZ:
Tia W are. Of all kinds
Sheet ITan and Copper Ware.
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves iur wood IL yar,st,as
Sheet irou Stoves for waod, II
Cast aad Sheet Iron Stoves for cnai IN
The Briitisnt Gas Burner, nxs.
Portable Heaters.
Port able crate,
Diamond Radiator,
Factory Stoves, \
Richmond Portable Furnace
licortce bostsry, ttaT wood aud eoatl s
Portable ovens, =.
IN Also; constantly for sale, the mf.st uoraiss
STOVES. RANGES and hEArERB naw u,n1s,
ana repairing pieces for the sssas. always ON SAnd
Y NGtNtA srOkEX AMI FELLOGS.-
ana the public that VIZ have on hand. and ass eOa-
stsnty Snntny ,seetv,ns, bassy. 6Hikey. and Waxon
tam hickory; Also, OAK FELLOEe, rood as-
tlcse-ail of Vsrgiuis mSnufacsuse. -. ~ n
VAN-isEW. TAYLOR T. CO.,
No. "a. A ain stEeet
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MA Great Inducements.

EA6FP0t 1nNuCfmhFhtSs
DRY 500 DS
q 5PER CENT. BELOW COST.
Having purchased the stock of the late concern
of CRENsHAw. QuARLEs 4 Co. We will offer from
harg aims in DRY GOODS. Our stock consists OF q
great many desirable Goods suited tO the approach
ing season, which will close out at 4 great sac
riiee. ThOS. ID. QUAkLES SONS.
te 3-6t
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HA $. I. B.P.
FROM REV. THOs,, BINFORD.

nj ARI HILL. HenriCO co., Want
October 18th, 1883. (
DIR. BaRLIcK-Dsai SIR Having used to some
cnnslde rahlo extent your Sempte's Baking Pow
dar unhesIt3tugly pronounce II tn he superior to
any thing that has been used my family tor puT-
toSss which IT rs recommended
THOMAS BiSr0Rp,
JOHH w. GAkLICK,,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. Richu ond, Va.
Sold 10y Druggists and GrOcers generally throug
out the State.
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M rheumatism,
RHErMATISM.

RHEUMATISM.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
This invaluable preparation for the cure Of
RHEUMATISM SPRATNS, NEURALGIA, Ac.,
is for sale at the following Drug Stores this
cit, Mulspauxh X Johnston, Main street, Meade
4 Baker, MAN street. ]. II Pearce l. Co, Broad
street. J. w. Gsrhck: FIanklin street, w. Peter
son, NJ ain street, ]. w. Fra,seI, I7th street, w.
D. Snelilnss. Church Hill, and G. .. Dawson, Main
street.
IA Price 80 cts. per bottle. fe 3l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

The Bueliey OPERA Troupe.-This troupe
opens at Mechanics Institute Hall on Monday
minstrel troupe in the country is, we believe
acknowledged. But this is not the principal
attraction they present. They have still
announcer, winch appeals to the lovers of more
refined music than has heretofore been given
py artlsts OF the burnt cork" profession
lhey give burlesques on operas which, while
presenting the most intensely ludicrous ira
vesues OF the plot OF the original, still retain
much OF the beautiful airs. choruses and
scenes of the real opera. Miss Julia Gould.
the prima donna" of the troupe, has a fine
soprano voice, and the male members Of the
and basso
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ceeded to advocate the passage Of the bill
Having finished his speech, Mr.. RUSSELL op-
posed its passage in q lengthy argument, and
Welding the floor for personal explanations
from Mr. ANDERsON and Mr.. Col LIER, and the
hour of having arrived, the House adjourn
ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

INDIAN Recommendations has
been received at Washington that not long
since the Navajo Indians, in New Mexico. at
tackled party of soldiers near Fort Defiance,
and killed four Of them, wounded others ana
drove oHa number of mu.as ana oxen belong
ing TO the Fort. A War with these Indians
seems ~ be inevitable. This Information Is
contained in u letter addressed to u member OF
Congress, dated Santa Fe, January 2sth, and
was brought by the overland mail from FL
Paso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

WAsHINGToN's BiRTH-DAv In BosToN-
Capt Lang OF the Roya0Mail steamship Ua-
NADIA which sailed from Boston, Wednesday,
for Liverpool, honored the day by firing ma
tional salute Of 81 guns, and display ing his
bunting. The ship was literally covered with
flapx
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SPECIAL 0oTICHD
YOU s "
SICK. lz sa~se-
A SMALL PART
OF TkHTINONY


TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAnPHt.ET or
,,oS SCuREs 2, By HAAPToN's ffNcTURE.
AsTHMA.Many years. j. 4. Gou.h, ~. scas Il
BfRSXNNnGlHfiIEllSI7aIs ~ SN yscrs; John DsvIin q
BOWELS; Constigat,on-Jo Howard :
Co0nnGGH-Mm C0nG NJ th,ists. sts...~..-.....,~... >. .
COUnn-n. =. "thn.. .-..-........ =" 10
COu6H- G Dunan n
Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Diarrh4a Osbslity De.
cline in HcaItlIEry sipelas. Disease Of ives "a
male Complni Hip Disease. Kidney Dissase.
Liver Complain slercurisl Disease, letter. Tu-
NOR. Thrush. Vertigo. Womb Diseass. Nerves,
NeuraigIa Paraly sis, Palpitati"n Of Heart, tcrofa
la, Spinal Disease, &C.. with numerous other Die
eases, testified to BY our own citisens. ,,.
And many others. who testify to helng CURED.
after years Of suffering. BY HAMPTONS TING
FEMALES AND cHnDREN.-rhis TING
TURE will be found great medicine for al their
diseases.
~ Call apd get Pamphlets and see cuEes
Sod hy PGRcELL. LADD CO., Richmond; !;
BY Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
Sists in Petersburg: by M0RTIMER { NOW
BRAY, Balhmore; and by Druxxists and shop
IS. 10 e7-d&cWts
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THE RAILROAD ACCIDKNT.-The Ahin gdon
Erginian learns that the injuries received by
Mr.. Jas. II. Buiord Assis tant Engineer on the
Va. X Tenn. railroad, by the accident near
Marion On Tuesday night Of last week, are of
ii more serious nature ihln at first supposed,
though hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
II is rumOred that two saicslels were found
upon the train after the accident, which have
not been claimed, aud fears are therefore en-
tertained That two passengers are missing
perhaps drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

~ Dyspepsia, the most annoying and
ioathsnme affection known u ssscety, can never
withstand the assaults Of BAKERS PREMIUM
BirTERS, for they lay hold upon the liver, stir up
the bile. quicken the blood then the stomach,
add tho gastric juices. and invizorate the pind
p,we ffuiiy, that complete revolution effect
ed IN the entire inner man. and all impurities are
ut once expelled: Those who suffer should uso
these Bitters, and get relief.
For sale by all pruggis IN the city Of Richmond
and else where ~ virSin,a. Orders promptly 6lIeI
W., IN SS--es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE
BAKING
POWDER.
Manufactured in Virginia. and the best in use =
For sale. Wholesale and retail. by
fe 0-lw PURCELL, LADD CO.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembied AT O'Clock,
President Janney occupying the chair,
The President called the body 10 order, ana
announced that Mr.. A. Judson Crane, of Rich
moud Was entitled 10 the floor.
Several notices were given for meetings OF
district delegations, this evening.
Mr.. Crane res esumed, in oppos ton to the re-
port presented by Mr. Preston, and III favor OF
the minority report He commended that all
who favored Mr.. Ps pIan were emitting tie
life Hood OF The Wing party. and the friends Of
the Union. II the Convention wished to par
ticipate IN The Union movement il must
adopt the address, elect delegates an the man
ner prescribed, and 60 into the National Con-
yenIion pledged TO support the pominse of
that Convention, who must be selec ted from
The number recommended from the various
States.
Member. Does Mr.. Cfaae mean to say
thai ii sirgia,a se.ids no Delegates, uo man
ire,a this S.aie can be nominated
Mr. Crane Certainly not.
Mr.. w Slaples.--Thea we will send no dele
sats 70 any such circumscribsd corporation.
(Applauss.l 30
deYstaud the 0sstion
MI. Orans.-l think did. 4l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

METHoDIsTs.-The minutes of the Metho.
dists, which are annually reported with great
precision, show that all The divisions OF that
church III America have Il,:5s travelling
preachers and I,ost,269 communicates; in
Europe, ), 30 travelling preachers aud Z. .622
communicates; III all H,-o3 travelling preac h
ers, and :, 2,5lo, i.W lay members. Its missionary
organizations includes over $500 Iaborers; its
educational IL stitutions comprise over 1873 coll
ieges and academies 1t has X, 900 local preach
ers, making with its itiuerants, a minis sterial
force OF nearly 50,0UU men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

IA The VAisei Savtasa unnS. Hsurice.
receises dsposits upca Witch interest T. y paid a. -
ths rate IT pss cens. ~ Aaness ~ =. ~ -.
saaSm aa,ns fos ~ sSHrss. = psssc5 ss NO . Msia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

Special Court OF Appeals on Monday, Febru
airy 9Th, in the case of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company,
appellants. rs. the Virginia Central and Or
ange and Alexandria Railroads. appellees was
Yesterday entered of record in the Circuit
Court OF this city. The case was decided on
the merits of an appeal from the decision OF
the Judge OF the latter court, which decision
refused to the appellants the advantage of
the Through travel from Washington, d. C.
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals in favor
OF the appellants will involve a possible loss
TO the appeilees Of from S75,00O to $l0O000-
Appellants costs in court OF appellees $237 %
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curing and ksepinx. are the pHOTOGRAPn6 N(
every sxe Ia oil and water eOlrs. sxscnied n the
PHOTOGRAPHIC And Fine Art Gallery Of u. w. MN
Ms. 3i7 Main street Small 0AxsespeOtypes Esd
Aer~syssA copied and ssls,ssd =, l,is sas4. 4 DE-
worked IN rrH.on. Also. AMbROTYPED sal
plaza PHOTOGRAPHS sxeested IN she hiShsss
stye of the art. esz -.
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NaEssr Nj! ssr'slsf;TuT9 VIsf;TIE9a TIE H cir,!IEENs AND

TRANGERS VISITING THE CfTY.-1f you
wish tn got your Hair cut in the latest snl most
approved style, would advise ycu IN call % HOB
SON, at his Hair Cutting. Shaving, shamvroang
Entrance on llth street.
N. B.-6sntIemen also can get tksir vhisksrs
and moustschs changed frosn red. lxht or sToy, .
most beautiful blackor hsown color.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-25
Death orJoseph Gnles.

1t becomes our painful duty to announce
to the readers of this journal that Joseph
Gales is no more. He died few minutes
after seven O'Clock on Saturday evening
last, at lexington, his late residence, near
this city. He was in the 18th year of his
age.
Though this melancholy event was not
entirely unexpected, in consequence of Mr.
Gales infirm health for some months past,
it is none the less true, that the blow SO
long suspended has at last fallen with
weight as sudden as it is affective. 1t is
some consolation, however, to know that
his end was calm and painless, as his life
had been serene and virtuous. Full of
years and full OF honors, rich in the trib-
utes of veneration and regard awarded by
good and great men throughout the land,
and beloved, as falls to the lot of few, by
all who shared his nearer companionship
in the home and the walks of private life,
he had been gathered bv the great reaper,
Death, q sheaf fully ripe for the harvest,
into a garner made fragrant and precious
by the fruits of Il life ever noble in its as
pirations and ever laborious in good works.
National Intellgencsr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-25

TIE communication in our paper to-
day, headed, &C. " Russell and the Dem
ocratic party" is of kind not exactly
suited to our taste. and were it not for the
fact that our Douglas Democratic readers
hereabouts consider themselves hardly
dealt with these days, and that they have,
so to speak, thrown themselves on our
generosity for hearing, we should have
insisted on several material alterations in
this article. We have as little sympathy
either with Mr. RS speech at Steubenville
or his course at Baltimore, as the Douglas
Democrats can have, but we do not, on
that account, endorse the imputation on
his motives. We don't believe IN dis
cussing point of political difference in
that way, as a general thing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-25

Mr.. CoRwIS, in letter to the Uuion
Square meeting in New York, said 'there
isnot single political principle in our
Republican creed to which every old Wing
cannot subscribe" This is perfectly true
Men talk of the radicalism of the Republi-
cans, and make a great parade of what
Clay and Webster 'cOuLd do if they were
alive, when .tbefaetis that Clay and Web
lie At The @!ss".98dStiaB 4B8n
ciplesp being quite as Indifferent to the
charge of nbolitionism as sensible men are
now who render themselves liable to the
same charge by standing up for the same
principles.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-25

The two factions of the Democracy are
waging feline warfare in Illinois. Since
the Breckenridge Convention in Spring
field, more particularly, the feeling has
become very bitter. The feemen Of
Jonesboro-a town in Egypt''-havep pass
ed non-iutercourse. act, by the terms of
which the Douglas men have resolved not
10 trade at the Breckenridge stores, and
the Breckenridge families have determined
not to visit the Douglas families nor to
recognize them as respectable members of
society. correspondent of the Chicago
Pres, & Tribune, writing from that town,
says:
You. can have no idea of the bitterness
OF feeling which has sprung up between
-the factions here since the Breckenridge
electoral ticket was nominated at Spring
field. In has entered into the business
and social relations of the people in such q
way as to bid fair that the parties will
come to blows before the election. The
Breckenridge faction are the more numer-
Gus in the county, as they were two vcars
ago, and they have compelled all the can
didates for county offices TO declare I'M
equiyocally for Breckenridge and Lane as
condition precedent TO having their
claims considered in their coming Conven-
ton