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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-22
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 8 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NJ. DUPUY, A. h......... .PRDcIPLL
TUyE this Institution viii the lat Of
October 1850 and will terminate the 30th June, 1851
The Principal viii be aided, heretofore by we'll selected
corps Of Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fail 70 Riye satisfaction
Boarding Department viii be under the OF Mr.
Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary Casses formerly ofBa
VAnnah They will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies and viii exercise Pdrs and control those
committed 70 their charge.
The success which attended this effort 10 establish In the city
Richmond female Seminary OF the rst cn has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the newt
session The buildings being enlarged, aud important
odhcaoDs will be made In them which viii add greatly TO their
convenience coDrt The lodging large and well
ventilated than from four boas ders viii
py The Recitation Rooms will he well arranged for the
accommodation ofthe pupils
TERSis FOR NINE MONTH";
W.,hn- fuel and Light 80 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department ...... so on
DO IN ordinary English branches 80 o.
do 10 advanced do do ...................... 80 90
do nsiodern and Ancient Languages. each 30 %
Mase Vocal and Instrumental (Piauo and Gutar) for
lesson Of one hour week 40 co
por two lessons Of one hOnr each 50 w
use Of Pnno............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Drawing In Crayon so 60
Painng 10 Water colors .......... 20 90
painting in on 90 90
onea payable the st OF ot 1880 and the remainder
the 18Th OF feb'y, 1861
Reference Dr. Moses D. Hoge, And any the
former patrons OF the school,
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed inorma
on be obtained bookstore In the city by apPca
An DUPUY.
jyll Richmond, Va.
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BY GoDDIN a APPERsoN AUors.

fIWUSTEk,s SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Il ~ HkNRIoo. ON THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRUAD
hsD D., ON THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, 1--WE MILES NORTH
w RICHMOND and II SLAVES THERE0s.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust from The late Gervaa stor 10 Edwin Burton
ne uadersgned Young has substituted by decree Of
eneo County Cou ard James Lyons bearing on the h
May is9 dolly e,oriedn HenrieO Courty Court the undegr
ed uuses In conformity TO the provisions tie deed Of
trust will sell al public suction hghett biddr on The pre-
msei On MONDAY the Bis. day Of December $500 10 O'Clock
NJ Uf fair not the first far day thereafter
and slaves conveyed by the said DEED valuable TRACT
of LAND located As ABOVE Which the Geryas
sided a. the time Of h aih and which occupied by Mr
Martha Sorrs al her DEATH containing and
more or less Also II valuable en-
and ehndren. The said farm known that Minute de.
scpton deemed Suffice ray IL Is from
Us oc.on and OF er qualities regarded valuable estate
plat and Will be exhibited the hour Of sale The slaves
are, Tor the most peri, young and likely
TnAA-For the Real Estate onerfth cash. basnce at Is
and ~ months for negotiable notes interest acded
trust deed title retained For the months credit
approved endorsed negotiable paper, Interest added
JAMES LYONs "a.
delS-tds JOHN d YOUNG Trustees.
SAs Executors Of Mrs Martha sorrs deceased We shall NJ
tho same time and place. sell all Of her personal estate
OF the foEing1 slaves viz two urls
one boy Also, carriage and harness, end one cow
Tkhhs cash. Ro. q. WILLIAMSON, ~,
dell-tts A. sToRRs, eAe"'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS,
BY DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO., Aucr

BY DICKINSON, HILL CO., Aucrs
CoMUISSIONEH'S SsLB.-I will sell on wEDNEs-
~ DAY the I'd Of ia1uary 1861 The Auction House Of Dick
In, on, Bill O., h..GRO MAN nan ed Warner.
Sale betsern the hours OF 10 and ~ o'clock.
TH0s L. NUCKOLs, Comm.
aale by Dr. KrssoS HUI 4 Co. de@2-dlOt
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EDUCATION.
OLD DOMlNAON lNSTlTlITE

AIRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL al
m Sycamore Church, lih street. between Bread and Mar
Shall the rst Monday In October She will receive few small
boys Terms $40 per session Of months. VISIT
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col. RUDLER PARD0NED.
NV ORLEANS. Dec 2l-The Honduran Goyernmen,
has pardoned Col. Rudrr.
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MARINE
| CHARLESTON, Dec 2l.-The Prize Brig Boneia cap
turcd on the coast of Africa has arrived Six hundred
and sixteen Africans were landed 10 Liberia She WIS
| fitted out at New York.
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hARKErL
2i-riour active e. IS W'elt Adyanc
cd 5 ted ll 90 white ?5Di a. Corn t"sdy white
eos 81 PrOvisl steady; Mess Polk t6 LAID Toe; Cot
fee i2%G1i3 h,ky Is.
Y,RK Dee ell stocks les firm, New York C,nrAS 70
Va Gs IL Mieouhs G"ti. Cotton UpsndS m'ding 1917.
Chez Eouiher o. EGGS 81 Wheat S615c Lgir
Ned Al 2oGtl ~; white A. S AZ Corn lc higher mixed Go
6jHc Lard sr,dv at o. dUis whisky l7h65ls sugar m
NuscOvado 5L699 Coffee II ,sdy ~ M@2L Moiass hIm
SiGbS5 TurI hrm 32H asa R,sn dbl at Al 90
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GENERAL AGENCY.

TINHg subscriber hay withdraw, from the Of RAW
IsGS HOLIDAY will be prepared 70 resume the Agency
business LIST January lie viii give his strict atieu
ton hiring renting Houses and collecting claims
hnJs hopes receive fair proportion OF patronage
from his old hiends. and the public generally.
ONCE Pcankln Street opposite TIE Whlg Building
de,1 -dkclm EDWARD q. RNWLlNGe
NEGRO BIHING POH 1861 .--The undvrIisn.d Of
~ services the public rrr OF Negroes for the
suing His increased experience enables him cor ndeniy TO
hose Who his that their buGness will be
atende n in the saIaetory MAMIE.
sending Ia have good prices
obtained them with prop attention Ia o sick
ue.s and prompt relu ms made quarterly LUCIEN LBWIa
Ofics under Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond
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yIRsIy!A CITY ON yOB

IIRsINIA CITY ON NORFOLK HiRBlR.
0CATEn doe trItsr above the Navy Yard high, hedg
central the iHiio Of the harhnr, nd unsurpassed for
really b iRc c nv tcO grand trunk Rel roads ranyng
Into 81" the SA6rR ard Western S'tss no steamboat dndsip
cdng and tn best hIrIOr i he az Lts only go
4i in morhy payments IS The greatest pron OF the clear
receipts to be appropriated for dcn 10 purposes for
ui,h company has been chartered caIa % shares
$500 each which Ill hi. ds manufacturing industry in this
locality invited par cpate Another portion Of the receipts
for sp rop lated for set and other public imprODe
peRfa
FOR aad subscrnon for lots manufacturing stock
spply TO Office VIRGINIA CITY COMPANY
81 Main Street Norfolk Va
VA. sCHM0ELE, Prcst.
A. LrucH. General AGENT
4. sTRtcEES No. Main street, agent for Richmond.
dtcl-lm
F1NUE CHFAPEsC ace In the CITY TO buy
aookins Glass; Picture Photograph square or oval 10 Al
GEORGE fHSENbJRGT ManufAcory opposite the Examiner or
fee Governor street.
BOl frames regult At possible prices by GRO
EHRENBFRG Mirrors Of all sges and made TO order
noi2-dH
NNTANTRD.-Tme Bills New York. wanted bv
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1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
T.. 4. ,. CLOPTON,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
RICHMOND, Va


RICHMOND VA,
FNHE subscriber bsgs return his acknowledgements to bb
would that he 81 continues the business Of
ING OUT NsGRnrs, RENTING our HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and all brs pertaining General Agency 10 all
which he gives his personal attention.
80 Parties In Who enuit the hiring Of their
Negroes him may assured Of every being paid
them bat good homes and the beat prices and
the SICKNESS the heat medical and psr6Oadi attention
hall always be supplied lie has comfortable apart
his office, where those who
provided With places stay night du-iag hiring,
man, With good Gre, CHANGE.
for hire coming had better be In
early amer chrhtnAs potSb.e.
To nose at distance 70 tnAo Tam personally HRkROra Ib1
10 reEef 10 nhs J6lOiriR0 pc JOHs:
Richmond Dichinson Hill Co.; King and Queen county Dr.
Thomas Lat ne Arthur Temple John Thomas Paune
roy stmorelSnd county. Dr. D. Wheewsht Thos y
Locke King WI liam county. John Laane w. c. Latane, Dr.
John Lewis King George eouny George Tarner Richard Turner
hsginu Thomas Lee Caro- county 10 Hudd1, Dr.. John
Barter Essex county n B. whock, Dr.. Jamel Il Lahine
Edward v Noel, Beverley D Hoy ROY hcou Wsey vogg
George Wright GOuees'er county De- ThomaI Clopnn JEFF
rson sLbbs Jasper Hughes James City county Paris slater
Richmond county Robert A. Payne: Nev Kef county, VIM
Copton, R.te H,-ie, DR. G. cfunp, John lacy. r.
Lacy Louisa county PAr Cupb rlNnd county Wm
Clopton Roster Lunenbug county, W. Brown Cupeper
county. Chesnns; Prince VII lam county, j. Where;
Norfolk Capt T. Middleton, John GofmleS.
decl8-dlyAcim
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GUNS, GUNS, aNNs. DOubl. Guns, Sane Bags. Shot
NJ Re Pow Ter Tiask Ool Revlve Bowie KnIy . Coli .
and Pistol Cartridge water Proof and ospI RAds
&c &C.. for sale AtsaNl advance on cotty
NILIAhs 4 RLLiOrT,
IsPorers Of Hardware, Gallery. Guns &C,
deli CT Ma street
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SECESSION ORDINANCE PASSED UNANIMOUSLY

GREAT EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT
CHARLESTON
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EELH GRAMS.
THE DEED DONE.
FOURTH DAYS PaocEEDISGs!

SOUTH CAROLINA OUT OF THE
UNION.
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The News Received all over the City with
Cheersl
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MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.


DESIRE 10 call attention to my removal No 100 MAis
street. commedous building No. 229 Main street, adj
"sPoTswooD HOTEL"
s and 9th Streets where prepared TO hhtalarg
stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS
and ready Millinery Acs than heretofore consi ting
Silk Ronne Bonnet Pumes. Ribbons French
Flowers Rrital Wreaih Head Dresses Dress Ca
eras Grape and Muslin Collars and Sleeves In
fAnt, Caps Hats and CIoaks and Tabs Ac In al styles
10 connection the general Millinery buInt viii manufac
ture 70 order Clocks Mana kinds In the latest fash
lonAbe styles reasonable pree All order. will receive prompt
and speciAl attention. n. @. BARTON
sei 229 Main e..
do AND sANTOS COFFEE.-We offer f1r sale phi
IL v.tey cargo 81 Coffee landing by The BARK saline
MAgee, direct fr IN Rio consisting OF
$50 bags pri bio. In double bags
100 Santos In ITO pound bags-thls's equal TO the
best LsguyrA - ..,,.,Oo,.,no
de2t EDMOND, DANENPukI W.
NOTICE.
VOLUNTEER Officers nf the SITE respectfully normed
beside the bonds required by law, there must he an or
derrom he General to authorize the buperntendrns
Of the State Armory 10 issue arns, kc dels-u
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NOTICE.
RICHMOND 4 DANVILLE R.

RICHMOND DANNILLB r. R. CO.,
December 2Oil, lSGO. (
FINHE coupons OF this Company. due LIST Jsnua ERG
II ~, ISL 10 New York will be paid at the Ame UeBS
rcan Exchange Bank that City, 10 all the month oil January
Or At the 0hee Of the Company.
dsQI VAUGHAN Treasurer.
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JrNCURRENT N0TEs.-we vii take at par IN ex'
change r goods the notes II all solvent Banks In V
nj North and South Carolina provided they offered 10 sums
five dollars and upward and not required 70 give
specie In change Our stock Is foil and complete.
ne WATKINS A PICRLEN.
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TLOAKS--CLOAKS.- have a few very superor
~ Black 10th sni Velvet cosbs Of entirely AMI
natrn. Nhi:h eer frs lat uu'h reduced
few of the 81 CANT AID dGer hom arshngnat
has been scld In Richmond. CHlLEs CEE>ERY,
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SERVANTS CLOTHING

INHOsE any kind quality quSntity Of Servants
Clothing are Invited examine stock, with the
thst prices will be found adapted TO the times
dv9i KEEN BALDWIN co.
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pr ESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.

CUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR . s.ls ~
u dse2l-iE DUNLOP, MoNcURE 90.
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ULANNETS.

NITHITF TE'ed Blue Grey RoWp Grey BanEes for Ne
w goes full OF direct Importation In store ant
d.IS KENT PAINE ca
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FOR RENT.

TlNHE part oh1ue No 100 Main street for rent and
session civ Immediately. The house 1, large and convent
49, - WM. q TUPMAN, Agent,
aEcY 1tg Main street.
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JTBSTO THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
TO NOTICE THIS CARD.-Wp have Just opened this morn
ing superior 81 those beautiful Gents Quilted
They Gentlemen winter dress Boot Az
something nice and good In the Of Boots Shoes or
CATERS supplied by calling ALEX HILL where they
hot fail sui ed both In quai'y itye and priecby
ALEXANDER HILL & co,
Manufacturers and Importers n
Boots and Shoes Of Every desc -pton,
No 1871 Main Street,
ro2s Richmond, Va
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TTVHE session OF this School for Young Ladies' located
the 9Th and Franklin Streets Richmond Va. vii
begin the M day Of October, $780, and close The sdh
June next ensuing.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CoURr.-We ought
to have mentioned, last week, that Judge
Wright accepted the prefer of the Governor,
and entered upon his duties last week, as a
Judge of the Supreme Court. He performed
the duties devolving upon him during the
closing days Of the term.
The duty of providing for the contingency
occasioned by the death of Judge Stockton,
devolves upon the Republican Committee.
They must either fill the vacancy themselves,
or call convention to complete the ticket
The feeling exhibited towards Judge Wright
while he was on the bench, tine estimate placed
upon his services by men of all parties, and
the general desire for his denomination last
fall, justifes the opinion that if the committee
were to take the responsibility of placing his
name upon the ticket, the act would meet
with universal appreciation. The importance
of having on the bench one of the old Judges,
induced the re. nomination Of Judge Stockton
with great unanimity The same fact will
have its influence in favor of retaining the
services of Judge Wright, now that he has
to serve the State. Ifthe commit
tee feel any delicacy about assuming the
of placing his name upon the
ticket, there is, of course, no other way but to
call convention, undesirable as such a step
may be. Des Haiaes Rsgis'er.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13
From New Mexico.
INDEPENDENCE mo J, july 9th,

INDEPENDENCE ono }, July 9th.
New Mexican mail arrived yesterday,
making schedule time. The mail that ar
rived there before this one left went through
in IA DAYS. The road may now be eonsid
bred Open, and mails will now run through
on time. Mails sent this way arrive some
ten days sooner than by the overland Cali
fornia mail. A fine rain has fallen in New
Mexico since the last mail, and crops are
reviving. The mountsins around Santa
Fe have been on fire for three week., which
was only extinguished by the heavy rains.
The remains of two men who persisted in
the fire were brought in. Two more are
supposed to be burned to death.
The news from the cooper mines of the
discovery of gold is creating great excite
ment, and large number of persons have
left Santa Fe and other places for the
mines.
Capt Sturgiss, with six companies of list
cavalry, from Texas, was encainped Oh the
Arkansas river. Maj. Ssdyx, with 2 COM
panies of cavalry and two OF drag looms, are
at Big Timber on the Arkansas, and will
join Capt. Sturgiss in few days. They
will then go on as far as the neighborhood
of Denver City, for the purpose of hunting
up the Kiowa Indians. An expressman
was met with orders for Maj, Sedyx to
return to the headwaters of Walnut creek
as soon as possible, as hostile Indians had
been there.
Yesterday was the hottest day ever felt
in !:his place. The wind would almost
suffocate person. This morning cool and
comfortable. '-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

EXECUTION OF HARDEN, THE WIFE MUIR
DEFER. - Harden, who was sentenced to
death for the murder of his wife, was
executed at Belvidere, N. j., On the 9th. He
appeared calm, land mounted the steps with
firm and steady step, but made no speech,
ash ad been anticipated. The clergymen
Mr.. Day and Mr.. Dick, accompanied by sew
eral physicians, assembled the scaffold with
the doomed man. As soon as they reached
the top, he kuelt down. Harden led in
prayer. In few minutes he arose and
stepped upon the drop. No outward sign Of
emotion appeared. He bade final adieu to
those standing with him upon the scaffold;
the Sheriff fastened the cap over his face,
and then descended to the foot of the scat
fold and cut the small cord that fastened
the drop. Harden fell with heavy lunge,
his neck was not broken, and the death
struggle was violent. ;slimbs were drawn
up and then dropped suddenly He remained
suspended q minutes, when the physicians
pronounced him dead. The body was then
lowered and placed in coffin. The remains
were then taken to his fathers residence, in
Blairstown, where the funeral took place on
Sunday. The day previous to his execution,
Harden made q full confession to his
brother
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13
Opposition Victory in Oregon.

.Ae FAYETTEVILLE ono. J, July 8.
The Overland mail coach, with San Fran
cisco dates to June 18th, arrived here at o
this evening - ..<,,... ..-.. d..
Information reached this city on the evening
of the 14th that the election in Oregon has
resulted in the success of Mr. Lamar, Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, by $50 majority,
and that the Legislature stands as. follows :
in respect to the contest for U. S. Senator,
Democrats in favor of Lane and Smith 16 !;
Opposition Democrats elected by Republican
and anti Lecompton fusion, q Republicans
elected by same fusion, 13. e.
The Jacksonville Sentinel remarks that
the Democracy have lost everything but
honor.
1t is understood in California, that this
result will insure the election of Col. Baker
Republican, and an anti-Lecompton Demo-
crat to the U, s.. Senate in August, when the
Oregon Legislature meets. .-.,..-
W. W. Finney, agent of the Pony Express,
left Carson Valley more than week ago, to
restock the route. He is expected to return
with favorable report as to the disposition
of Indians and means of protection, so that the
next Express may start Eastward on Friday,
the 22d inst. The Indians on the Express
route, and in western regions generally, are
inundated on account of the recent demon
STATIONS.
1t is said that an application is to be made
to the General Government, authorizing Col.
Jack Hayes to raise regiment of volunteers
to follow up and chastise the Indians until
permanent peace is established.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13
CAMPAIGs JOURNAL.

The next four months and half will be a period
Of unusual public interest. One of the most impor.
tant and exciting political mpaigns through which
the American people have ever passed will be de-
cided in that time. No man should be without
some reliable newspaper, to keep him posted in
tho very latest news during the remainder of the
Campaign. In order t. place it within the reach
of all the eitisens of Museatine and the sdjeinins
counties to take such paper We make the, follow
ing propositions to Campaign subscribers:
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Will be furnished from July 9Th to November 10th
for so cents.
THE DAILY MORNING JOURNAL.
Containing the latest Telegraphic News,
will be furnished during thesame period for s2 90
or ten copiesto one Post Office for $500.
~ Remember that the WEEKLY JouRHAL is sent
FREE OF POSTAGE to any Office in Auscatine county
and that the DAILY costs only half tho postage In
all plrts Of Iowa that ia charged for papers print
cd outside ot ia, State
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

SPECIAL ELECTION IN M1ssouR1.-A special
election will be held in the st. Louis Con-
gressional District, on the first Monday in
August, to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Frank P. Blair, who will be a
candidate for reelection. 1t will be recollect-
ed that the seat of Mr.. Barrett in Congress
was contested by Mr.. Blair, who claimed that
bogus votes were polled to defeat him, and
at an investigation the seat was awarded to
him. Blairs course has been q manly one
in thus resigning, and we do not doubt that
he will be elected, unless the pro-slaveIy men
again poll bogus vote. a ha a"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM. = The Republi-
cans Of Warren, Iowa, recently had arousing
Republican Meeting. The Des Moines Reg.
ister says:
The delegation from Indianola was 800
strong, with glee club and band. One COM
pany brought in q wagon load ofrails, with .
hardy smithy forging wedges on his anvil to
to split the rails after the fashion of Lincoln
in his early days. Another delegation brought
with them brass band; SO that there were
two bands on the ground to enliven the exer-
cises. The several delegations seemed ami
matedaby contagious enthusiasm that was
irresistible when the grand assemblage gath
cred round the stand. s4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

.. S. SENATORS TO BE ELEcTED.-The New
York Tribune publishes list of twenty two
Democratic, American and Republican U. S.
Senator'S, whose terms will expire in 1861,
and, as it says, whose places will have to be
filed by the next Legislatures OF their respec-
tive States. In the list, the Tribune includes
Senator Harlan, Of this State. 1t is true, his
term will expire next March, but the Legisla-
ture oflast winter reelected him for the full
term of six years from that time. -.5, &
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

BThe Charleston Mercury thus boldly
tells the truth. 1t is warning to office seekers
that they will do we'll to heed:
"a citizen of Boston can only be collector
of the port on the condition of assisting the
Democracy of the South against the common
enemy. A citizen of New York or Cincinnati
cannot be Postmaster, Judge of the United
States Court or Marshal without embracing
entirely and unrestrainedly the Cause of the
South, and acting in concert with the South
in the approaching campaign; for those citi-
zens can get nothing from their respective
States.'' f "s.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-13

OREGoN.-We assume that the Republicans
and ant-Lecompton Democrats have carried
Oregon, and that Joe Lane and Delusion
Smith, Senators in Congress from that State,
will be unseated as soon as the Legislature
meets. We take it for granted also that Lin
coin is as sure to get the electoral vote Of
Oregon as that of Massachusetts,. So the ball
rolls, and so the principles of Jefferson and
true Democracy are receiving their vindication
at the hands of the people. Now for Califor-
MIA Chicago Press. -.-