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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Hauling to any Part of the State

TIE suNScriber keeps twoAa5Iaa-se srge nun teams for the pur- k..-1k.. pose ta, Ji n,auhg oods to any part cf the State ra;n. A'.1e Tyr to Little Rock from any other to insure speedy andS Safe delivery of all treioht entrusted to his care snv message left at Tuck goods when desired. NNIAS fC CpSV
 Sept g, l960 lv UNA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Sarah A. Ethridge,
 John ass,.ns, ss: .sn,.. 'H ''' A's''"' Rl Order of the Court of Equity in this !D case, notice is hereby given to Stephen Nor rls, Thomas Norris, Nancy Stidham, and Eliza beth Nash, if they be living, or their next of kin or representatives, if they be dead, and all other persons claiming to be distributes of Mary White late of Edgefcld District, who died intestatc, to present and prove their claims before the Court of Equity for Edgcfeld District, within three months from the publication hereof pain of being barred from any share in the estate of said intestate.
 z. w. CARLYLE, C. E. E. D.
 Comm'rs Office, Aug. g, 1860 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
A. PoLIoCK

-kAr HAS now at hand large stock of ll Fancy and Staple Dry Goods; TRIMMINGS; EMBROIDERY DRESSES, READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES, 7
 HATS AND CAPS.
 SHIRTS, HARDWARE,
 CUTLERY, ,QUEENSWARE, SADDLEPY, TOBACCO,
 GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. All of which am selling at the very lowest casl, prices.
 l am selling of my stock of Summer
 DRY GOODS, Consisting of Barages, Lawns Mantillas, etc, greatly reduced prices Also my full stock of Sum mer
 READY-MADE CLOTHING. at greatly reduced prices. Call in to secure good Bargain. No trouble to show Goods. July 6 A. POLLOCK, Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
New Saddlery.

| Usl received from New York large C = ana well selected lot of saddlery, consisting of Gents and Ladies' Saddles. B,idtes Martin gales, Grths, Circingles, Saddle Bags, Trunks. etc; all of which will be sold on reasonable terms by (sept l5l "a [ HrI,r1,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
MORNING, SEPTEMBER g. 1860,
NeW Gooda.

NOW received and opened, a NEW IN STOCK OF FALL WINTER GOODS, consisting mostly of
 Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Carpets, etc., etc. for sale at low prices for cash by
 PETER HOTZE, Sept 9 Main street. under the Theatre.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

'"srsrx rHr hEsT klzov. --.( (>pG nSiek DOT or the Gazette. speaking of r bo. lands recent speech at this plsos. y1 , 10 such as had. in ths blind ioliovIil s<s 2 ,eauets, come to the cot1gIusjon that Ms, A. .3 ed, by the record. that Mr Bsl wss -, - pug on. .nat ne had gone further and cor rs sei more fully, in favor o the peruI;ar s;ss .on or the South. than any man sbos f. k sNE a- been eono'date for the Pfssidencv's 'S From the address of tho Union sI.rt,.x .lI, .' committee tothe Union men of New Y, VII we clip the following view of ths min. , N .; :" It , Is easily seen iron, tue above .l.4sl nf ues, 'naa between the two first nau,r.I f :s s irteconeliaoie difference; that thev srs .7S others namely, the national democrscv y,' sSZ nnaoh party that supports Bell and Ev s,els thsrs s no such difference. but on the contrs,r if n w ,acn.y yet great similarity of nr;n$ss 0s snd many points of sympathy and attraction. '' --- on the question of slavery in lhs Mi they are identical Bell and Doue,. and indivisible. N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

THERE was committed to the l-x ' u Arkansas State Pententiary on kstXS5 the 22d of June last, by the sheriff of EE \ Phillips county, two runaway slaves LtAZ one calling himself MOSES, says he r N belongs to G. N. Humphries, of Port a J Gibson, Miss, he is 6 feet high, 2l K
 years old black skin-the other gives his name as BILL. says he is the property oi Gov. Crider, of Mobile, Ala, he is about Il years old, 5 feet, 51a inches high and black skin.
 - Jnly f3, 1e60 If A. J. WARD.
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N. D. HOLMES. Sesx. aS N
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GE Some men think because, as has been said, bard must in some degree be in sane. that they are Byrons, for the reason that thes are devoid eff brains; believing they are born poets when they are only b4rn foolsSme-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
NEW STORE NEW GooDsn

NEW STORE! NEW GOODsu TO THE CITIZENS of Ittle Roc,, and .1.. "IJolnihg country take pleasure in saving '''''' ".' "s' ol'eheu III theeity of Little Rock
 A New and full Assortment of every thing usually kept in Drv Goods bouse | such as TT 'NS Al, 78 and 34 sheeting,
 Planters and Marlboro Stripes: | Marlboro Plaids Kerseys; Osnaourss, Linseys, fine and coarse Blankets.
 FOR THE LADIES. Berages, Cambucs, Lawns, Gingtams m, T.. dies Fancy Goods too tedious to mention, l have also as fine an assortment of pr;nt. ..,,. ! be found in the city. N''
 QUEENSWARE. large variety, consisting in part of Fine Chin, Tea Sets, Iron Stone China and Dcph of ever, description. STATIONERY. Paper, Pens, Ink, States, Pencils. and laro, stock of " Yankee No;ions' generaliy READY MADE CLOTHING-FOR CENTS l Goats, Vests Pants 70 shit the most hstidious. Also-BOOTS and SHOES of cvervdescriptior and lot of HATS and CAPS that canbot be s,,r passed in the city.
 As soon as the liver will permit, will have du plcate oi my Dlll oi Groceries sunk on theShelby | VIM II. FIELD, JR, West side Main street, at the old staAl l " - 4'it''iHV. 5 DSI reed per $. B. BEN COURSN. ~ Barrels Vinella Whisky: Y barrels Tennessee white Whisky: keg Lemon Synip;
 barrels Old Monongalrela Rye Whisky;
 :. Bourbon Whisky;
 10 half barrels;
 = l barrel Lard Oil;
 boxes natural Twist Tobacco:
 t5-b 1sskEs bAsssEslse es9iltrga. ss9iAltra Floari
 l box Peppers
 boxes Clarct Wine;
 :" Champagne;
 lsiDglass;
 F gross Playing Cards;
 6 dozen Bar Plumbers;
 Boxes Worcester Sauce:
 hogshead Prime Sugar;
 doz. scrubbing Brushes;
 10 gross Matches;
 barrels Molasses. For sale by ". C. SCRTGGS < RPO Little Rock Sept. I, '60.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Raoaacay Ayroes.
$2Oo REWARD! Stop the Murdehr !

IN SATURDAY., June. 6th.. W ie6o, Mir. William Standley liv > ing about miles south of Hicorv~ M1 rams, Prairie county, was bfutall aur- A- dered by his slave, Jeff Said ngro ~ immediately fled. He is bright il- N ,auo' has an Indian appearance; 5 ret Z lo inches high; spare bult can read has blotches on his cheeks. When he left he had bar of iron attached to his ankle, and had maks of lately being whipped; weighs about 155 ponds; about 2o years old.
 The above reward will be paid for tn apprchen. sion of said negro.
 IL IS supposed that he has made his yay to the Indian country or to free State. Addess
 ELIZABETH STANLEY. August 2o, lebO. If. Hickou Pldins.
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pr so 2 nraNta !. hNfAafAN REMEDY > king the Blood.

BEg FOUND l.,.a,.I.. ]. kATN CUE9E lafsn, ,Sah Rl.<ts,., Feoe, tPaspfS Blsss Asrcuiat Is Erapsioilss Liofr Com
 uscey, Loss q af!pe- ,,,} Tlsb S;Yas, sA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
From the Gazette, willamsb.- gn, Va

From the Gazette, Williamsb.-sn' Va
 We wou d call the especial .ii+gnaon of our req ders to that popular medicfEebeverage," known as $ Bininger's Old London lock Gin,'' which meets with unprecedented sale throughout this State That this famous Gin fr surpasses all other bottled Gins, which have foodd the counhy-all connoisseurs agree; while it's extensive sale as ga safe and reliable nredeile for family use'' is flat teiina indication oI its excellence.
 From the long standing of this house A. NJ. Bininger Co.,, No. 336 Broadway, I having been established two years subsequentto to the declaration of our national independence, it has acquired po puIariiy and influence in the mercantile world that stand unparalleled. We observe, that not only the New York Press endorse this firm as being perfect ly substantial and reliable, but theyae endorsed by all the newspapers throughout the Soth as well as the North, that have had an opportunity to alude to them.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

A' cornel ans nej |ALsioNl the entii nd a fnJ
 nfs, Pail tqualityI rryon tlI ms.
 'put up, |
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Just Received

Just Received DER steamer Southern Flora, the follow ! ing articles which will sell at the lowest plccs for cash
 7 boxes extra fine Swiss Cheese l2 kits Mackere; l2 boxes Smoked Herrngs: lAnd fine lot of Havana Cigars puly6 A. NAVRA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
E9ardware.

Table ana Pocket Knives. Razor Straps and Brushes, Coffee Mills, Candle Sticks. Rat Traps. Axes, Drawing Knives, Mouse Trars. Lanterns, States and Pencils. Brooms, Traces, Flames; Col lars, Water and Well Buckets, Nails Tea Kettles, Sad Irons, etc.
 All of the above and many other articles too tedious to mention, are selling very low, so come and see us and we will give you bargains, at the Cheap Cash Store of
 ASHFORD X COUSINS,
 Wells old Stand. I;ftla poel- S,,,4 % .eo ,Ir
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

EE The natural genius ot Mrs. Parting tn was well illustrated recently. when she Pit tub in the garden to sstch soft water Ythsrf'ii sTs.- ss-sx: aiaS harf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
ID R IT C. s

Alum, Blue Stone Borax,
 Birthstone, Sulphur, Camphene,
 Cinnamon, Cloves, Chalk, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Cream Is,rtor, Ep. Salts, Gum Arabic Or. Ginger, Indigo, Logwood, Madder,
 Lampblack, Lemon Syrup, Allspice, Nut
 megs, Seidletz Powders, Snuff,
 Paint brushes, Whitewash brushes,
 Laudanam, Paragoric, Ess. Cinnamon, No Six, Ess. Pepperm't, Batemans Drops, Godffey's Cor, Pain Killer, Ferve and B. Lin, Arabian Lin, Vermifuge, Cologne, Hair Oil, Pomade, Fancy Soaps, Window Glass, etc.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
From the N. r. Com. Advertiser.

MEANS ALL IT SAYs-An advertisement appears in our columns to-dayfrom A. NJ. Bininger X Co.,, 33o Broadway, which, we are well assured, means all 1t says. IL refers to an article which, though often abused, has great meGcDa virtues and law Ie lu, uoinestlc uses Binncer's Old London Dock trlb' dispensed h1 tliaCsor established house has oohd Jiae Virtues as coreiai nd is strictly nure in It's component parts and, ,when required at all may be used with he fullest confidence The name of that hrIn IS guarantee Of the exact and literal truth of whatever they represert.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Ready-Made Clothing.

LittIe Rock, sept. 22, '60. lly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Leather and Finishings.

Leather and Finishings. nAK and hemlock Sole Calker, Skirting NJ and Weltings1o; Calf Skins, Patent Leather, Morocco. and Kid Skins, Linings and Tapping Skins; with variety of other articles used by Shoemakers. These goods are offered for sale Ut Memphis prices and only for cash by
 PETER HOTZE, Sept 9 Main street, under the Theatre.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
 Time Books.

WEEkLI and Monthly Time Books for the use of Workmen and employe containing daily, weekly, and monthly teoles of wages. Received at the bookstore by
 Sept l5, 1860. JNO F. 6EARDON.
 CarrScs TUST reesi.---'and for sale bv A ! ss HITTr.- very large lot of fiIrec1,;t.-- rrl. ora;n C,.peting which will be sold on most req. sp--7ie terms. Sept l5, 1860.
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From the Daily Advertiser, Motgomery,
 Alabama

PURE GIN.-Those who arein the halo of taking a little stimulus during the warm wetber. can use no drink less injurious and more heaAful than the famous :. Bninger's Old London Dok Gin. It is endorsed by physicians chemists, conbsseurs etc, as being liquor of the purest qusity and altogether free from adulteration
 The celebrated house of A. M. Bnnge.S Co No. 338 Broadway, are the direct importersf tbi :. superior article, and it's rapid sale and introccton throughout the Union, is complimentary to nro. prie ors. Jan. 4, 1860. ]
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

Iyertise, the True Demo- Pnger inducements than bate. It has by far the E very generally read in
 of over six thousand hd by not less than ten srsons every week. The 1 presents to the public bising--the most remu- &
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
WHOLE SALE DRY GooDs.

W E are. now prepared to SUPPLY w MERCHANTS with their Stocks of Fall and Winter Goods at prices which will bear favor able comparison with bills purchased at any other market Cur CLCFhfNG was manufactured es- pecially for our trade. Our GOODS are all fresh and new, and wecan and will make it to the inter- est of Retail Mercnants in this section to deal with us.
 SOUTHW0RTH, NANCE & co.
 lG3 Main St., w ebster Block, Sept. |, 'bU. 6m. MEMPHIS, TENN.
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LITTLE R0gK. ARKANSAS, SATURDAY
CLOCKS w:ArcHEg AND JEwELRY

M DO DoiIIsR nR has just returned 70 os Rss. iIom Timbt New das York with large stock
 oiu anu liver Watches,
 anu seiei''l assoi'a vent of the best and
 MOST FAsHloNASLE JEWELRY. Also Silver Spoons, Forks and other Ware: and nerman , oilver . ware, N All oiNwhich will be sold as usual. Sepk K 1ocn e.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

--Dr. !  t@ ArtN |to a full
 All fuI pressS the n llatural F, can '
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

Bacon, Bacon, snln0 LBS. Clear Side Bacon; UlJNJO 5000 lbs Canvass Sugar Cured Hams
 1,500 { Shoulders. For sale for cash by July l3 GE0.S. MORRISON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

NEARLY A PASIc.-This morss| was a perfect rush to get some of \ strengthins Cordial F is ss1 what large quantity of tk
 consumed It shows 05ucIt} iss just aas ahing repaired in
 'eser districts. as preventative foa5 a,las >...',. z Everybody a6d ths
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

WHISKY. G0 BRLS. Babbitt, Good & Co.,. best WO Rectifcd Whisky; 40 brs. Pure Tennessee White Whisky; Old Bourbon Whisky;
 Monongehala
 Rye
 '' Sweet Malaga Wine;
 |" American Brandy;
 F brls dos !"
 1a |" Old Porte Wine;
 brls. Pure Cider Vinegar Just received and for sale by Aug II FIELD DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Cigars and TObacco.

A large and well selected stock of both Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Fine Cigars, etc, which we call especial attention of those who use the weed.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
51.,,:v.ntS ,:v.

nd Warrants. 'il TEN 0ucq1undred and isD Vai4rntsto<Fale ts
 II. TBfK ER X co. olf of Hasxzk follege. nm will tl,lal2fence SEP jn. s6a. For a los,se and Cir kkER Rpydf Professor,
 G CAMDRfeE, Mass.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

N " n w lA 1yIO1tV
 A NEGRO man named ISAAC, made his 4 A escape from Little Rock, on the 20th May, 1860. He is about 9 years old, black weighs le0 lbs, about feet 10 inches high; had on new black alpaca coat, cotton pants, an old red and brown striped satin vest homemade shoes without heels, black wool hat-low crowned, and striped hickory shirt. He will probably endeavor to go back to Washington county, he was brought from there for sale in this market
 reward of S25 will be paid for hisarprehenson.
 Address, B. SMITH
 oc ,s5c,, FageheriHe, ArkaRsas.
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Hats and Caps.

Light Literature.
 A GANF WIND AND TIDE, by .ne le, author of Katharine Brand, etc. p,rr, foLs DAUGHTER, by Holme Lee. holbhp;, l 1-, Cloth.
 NY 'IF'An Ta soRNh-A Tale of College Life, by F. " naierta ARuthor of Little by Little, etc. DkuLAH, Au&tus J. Evans. ,on In hn H1ms; 1aa rAeFimes of Burr and Hamil- Berry. v iuiii''h . SPARROW Al gs, Jsss TA Ans, or Living in the Coun- 'ry,o oy rreu. Cozz% Illustrated. Mrs A Ms,.l WPw, and Other Papers, by supply just rece sd at 8bookstore eG's' of ''esn Sep'' i' iooo- No. E. REARDON
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e C e c % s O C r (

C N 6 c 20 s 0 C T e Common White and Iron Stone Plates.
 do do do Pitchers, Common and lron-Stone Tea and Coffee sets, Yellow ware. Castors, Sugar Bowls, Cruts, Creams, Plumbers, White Iron-stone Bowls and Pitchers, Common and Fancy Pipes,
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] Testimony.

y
 mmendatfoi s from one of
 n Nsw l. endeu, Conn:
 SASiis: G enHemen-Your
 very ekie ehsivels used in this
 flng toxsis, and SO far as my
 uniforuily with success. In a ases of lSng saanding, and of id daneer4fIk cAaracter, which Hist of fefued fkests, it has i Of them sjth connlete sue
 decjded I,eileiit> sfegard- ofessioa ~ gnedisine of great Glass of ,fIi seases, such as in W .co1npi } 1ts, Nhen the sys- esa e6l in s1s0s 6f Hong use or , rheumafi s<3 of long standing; Is of the skin; inenfeeoled con em; in rhroaie abcessAs, at,end- Iharges; diseases of me'bones; rome pplmopary affections, en- ,'sfiuus othel lalaladies connect state Of 1he SfstelD- Its use is lsh iilp pod Yen btof appetite and Of strep8p nd flesh, better liaodaetion . more healthy coiIpi,1e 8& ration to health. WI. SER NE, M. D. lby AsB.&D, HANDS, Whole Hutton street. corner of Will
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Liduors,

Old Bourbon, Old Ky, Tenn. White, Sam flame. Chas. Flint, Old Rye. and Pure Robinson Co. Whksies; French and Cognac Brandy; Blackber- ry Wine, Leonards Brandy Cocktail.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Is haze been saved s3ife of de. Use afEhis insaIuabicmedicine knic Oil Lil1ilnent
boss a sa iscredibls shori time

l-t '-I* z 1T- -- .
 t nth her Animals.
 ,.1esf is lie only ssfe and relia. kpatias Rin fBone, Nindgalls, |Nedl5, ,pf SweiIipgs. It will ne. a4 <til, Fistaias Oid Running tf Afaased Fo sprains Bruise 1, fsfes, Saddle CT Coll aaI Calls,
 sn infaliihis remedy. Apply il Irtaln il every insfance.
 n iise ,3any wofthless iynimenis bfply of pr. Nc Leat's scf flebrated kN Sole. Propriek kor, ' and f}pe S,s.. .St. LoaIs, Mo. I, Assnf at Liitle Roc aad Dr. f BlaiL Ak
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Lord! .Lard,! Lard.n,

hls Mo- Leaf Lard.
 Cheese ''N " e'' i'o'N'e u.h;ah ioN SETIS-3 bls. of Onion setts, all e "',on "ie o offered for sale cheap for CASH only.
 oePV. ~~s bU. SARASIN & KRAMER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

D RENpfATISe AGENT, IT Is huAIaEDs.,. &
 supply of pure blood iInal hie as light, heat, and bev csef3ble kingdom. When of thesqtal fluid issimped- Nitalar eonsequcsrce, the se- 3illy the liver becomes clog FVcb, iefced. into the sys- kMs the blood, >engendering aud kilIlarx disorders. The Teafs hss MrIy esszbilshed
 fIiis iafaluAble medicine; ye beGn thoroughly tested in inate eases, with sucl1iny lf forth 1he- most faltering eminelit physicians through
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29

Clear Sides. |1nS AOA LBS. Prime Heavy Clear Side Ba- IO,NJNJNJ con. For sale u
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-29
Icyon Lininiert t

Jf1 S,jrifg WoRIp-f
 uys1of ( Cancess Piies Tumors, st,ute r Pmslysiss Neuralgia, f6llI sr iuAzan ns6fov Rhen- S ehtfuef ed aiuscie or Liza Bruises, sptaifis, Wounds, Iesi Caked Ireasts, fore Nip: hroai, or any lnf1tnration or ge, q how long the {sase may LE HsSArED LrNIMEHsisa ger.
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bnl of Bottles
R1<ireu.
 l.ss .lrz,. s : <snkia puuyr-.
(us to Take.

 essis of dealers wlso usytry or Safsapariiia fsnsb, which inst as gceds ATsid sucfI lhenihg Cofdiai nd take fsspedy that, wf Frnfy the ie lime stseaetii e6ths system. efy morning tasting, is a eer- 3 and Fever YelIox Fever, put up in large Dottiss. bottles fqfS5. A l 4. McLEAN,S o,rietos of thissC Cdrdial, kns Volcanfc 0dLhiment. es of Third and Pin Streets,
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fORK

N h N.
 | all descriptions of Job \ by any printing estab- post of over sixteen hun lAdams' mammoth print es us to do work, and es-
 work in a superior style
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|eALE FfNDr

sEAl6
 BORE. | ell up tlj will giss n the Drug
 receiving dicines oiv Chenlic}
 and GIa sucn as 'l ,ornpound)
 JayRe's} ! d Indian | fatt's Bid sctorant, Y ld's, Sand ,rsaparilla l Dead SI d Dye Std
 this storI will be sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

It will demonstFaie the steady growth OF our manu-
featuring interests and the increasing tendency OF the
people Of the South to rely upon their own resources IN
this respect as well from considerations OF interest," as
from a desire Of sectional independence.
It will show that the South is beginning to appreciate
she vast source of wealth which lies imbedded in the
bowels Of the earth in the shape Of rich ores and nine
rails
It viii show an increase in the number OF Southern
slaves larger in proportion than that OF the white Popu-
ation-a circumstance which not only establishes the
permsnency Of the institution of slavery wherever no"
exists but unanswerable argument against the ao-
surd Abolition stories of the cruelty and tyranny TO
which Southern slaves are said to be subjected.
These and many other evidences of the progress OF
the South in material power and wealth viii be de-
veoped by the details Of the next oensns. In moral
and intellectual Advancement the progression has been
equally marked The increase in the number oil COM
mou schools colleges and seminares Of learning and oil
the students of both who attend them-and IN the
number OF churches and Of communicates who worship
their altars-wil show that religion and science nave
kept pace with everything else The exhibit IN every
respect will DE cheering and encouraging one-anu we
rely upon t showing how essential to the prosperity
of the nation the political repOse OF the South, ana as
the best argument wherewith confront and put down
that natcsn which mere abstract reason and cold logic
seem powerless 70 repress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
rhn Trnnes.re PLATFORM.

As we stated Yesterday tine intelligence that came from
Charleston that the Convention had adopted the Tennes
see Platform and hltg consequence Of that cotton, the
vireiaa, Tennessee, kentucky aud North Carolina dele
cations had consented 90 remain in the Convention
an eyre-ious hoax But as the subject has elected
so much attention presume readers indulge some
curiosity TO know exactly what the Tennessee platform
is We therefore, give that part of which relates to
the point Of controversy in the Convention:
"Essolr,6 Tina. the citizens OF the United States have
an equal right 10 settle with their property in the Terri
tories of the United States and thaJ uuder the decision
fthe Supreme Court Of the United States which
cogse as the correct exposition of the Constitution Of
the United States neither the right Of persons nor pro-
pery can De destroyed impaired by Congressional or
Territorial legislation
We believe t is true, that Virginia demanded the &C
csptuce of this resolution Boy the ConveuGOnas a coad
lion OF her not joining in the secession; but, if So she
afterwards rru-fsisE aud stal in the Convention upon
the Cincinnati Platform pure aad simple. To have gone
ont would have been TO have destroyed the last posi-,
Ji,y OF saving the election and holding to the spos
You don't catch Virginia Democrats doing that! They
are the last people in the world to quarrel with their
bread and butter. Show them the public crib and they
neither seceie nor eeede but march up in the sOldes
sort of a column.