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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

Hsvr DsNlass Rscovsstp.-A Mics Thomson in
Tennessee hes recently recovered tisooo In Q snt for
breach Of promise sesinst msn named Patterson The
cess etptsd Erest interest the most eminent counsel
70 the stsss ssr engaged upon IT, The verdict e tbe
heaviest ever rspasrsa " sse Of the hind 10 JspnsN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09
INpIGNATInN nEErING.

An Indignation meeting Vas held last week at 81.
SeSsse IN Tucker coasty. and the folIo~ing preamble
aud resolutions were adopted:
Whsrss, This meeting has heard With deep indignation
OF The attempt BY persons from other Staieson the
and 18th ins q Harpsr Perrv in this State steal
our slaves. murder citiIens aud subvert our laws
and in:tniions. In which atiempt vrgnian blood has
been shed on virginias soil; therefore,
Rssofred That the President Of the United Stsfes the
Governor Of the State Of Virginia. the Marines aud the
Military from Maryland and Virginia and ali persons Who
20 promptly aided In crushing the auless mob that inva
aed our soil are entitled 10 heartfelt thanks and
lasting gratitude.
Re'oired That stand ready al times and under
Al circumsances TO maintain and uphold the Constitu
non and laws Of the State and tender her constituted
authorities oar active and hearty cooperation with the
cooperation Of every part Of Virginia, repel bv force
All aemP'. coming from any quarter, TO interfere With
our domestic Institutions
Re.oiSd. That the proceedings OF this meeting be
agned by the ofcer and published in all newspapers in
virginia friendly to her constitnton aud laws aud that
copy thereof be forwarded the President of the
United States and the Governor OF Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

A Nur FOR OLD BRowS GiDpISas.-we learn tha,
all the free negroes Of Mr.. Joseph Barnes OF Grimes
county, some ten in NUMBER have resolved to 20 into
avery and have petitoncd the district court to be per-
United to choose certain citizens their masters We
believe that these slaves brought from Georgia TO
Texas, under contract and that having been free in
Georgia. the courts decided them here The slaves
preferred however into slavery rather than leave
the STATE which would have been necessary do had
they remained free-T.yas Ca-efts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09
JERSEY city MOULDING AND PLANING MILL,
CokNER Or uRkESk AND MORGAN srRHErs

WooD Msadioss Beads Archravss eons,sniy on baud
w and worried 20 order Ao Pew Ras
Iade Trimmings of Brackets Trusses and ali
hnds % sro and Straight saving House Carving Any
assd ed to order =, short ne,ee Wood rarnnEu
Aod made 90 order bsiustsr Of deseptons
A' Ae Mahogany BLACK Walnut. Oak Cherry aud
Rails saved worked TO order The prices
tern o. he book order part are
for 100 feet running Measure.
One Of the largest stoets u Mouljnss Trmunss
sui genest variety OF Patterns manufactured
materials. su always establishment Pisuns
With neatnsss aud despatch Terms cash 'f sf ~
JOHN B fuLLkR will also nanufseure siye particular
aenhon 70 ao,hc WORK, for Churches Public Budng Dwelling
Houses window frames Ac made
hoand aud sqaarr Picket fene A Also dealer
sni binds, OF description,
rial and uArrsntei stAndin Builders
aud every article iu that prices
Mseisired iroa and SLATE Mante
ouurs suJ- A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

yfsr TO JoHS Bsows's FAv,IY.--Res. .. ". He
giuson Of this city has Just returned from visit 10 the
family Of Capt John Bro~n. IIe found them M among
the Adirondac mountains in Nes York near Lake Cham
plsne. opposite burlington, W. Mrs Brown aud four
of her surviving children three daughters spd owe soc
She y second wife. Brown had eight children nv !.
previous wife making twenty in all Eight Of the twenty
are nov living. Mrs.. Brown accompanied Nv Hisyin.
son, on his return and he with her In the train 10
Boston, Yesterday passing through richhurg she viii
leave today for Virginia, having elceraphed 10 Gov
Wise for permission visit her husband in prison
Worcester Ndss) Spy, Nor. 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

THE WosKs OF J.rIs,-A correspondent of the
New York Herald who belongs to the t. q. steamship
Mississippi and who visited Jedio on the recent trim OF
that vessel 20 Japan, writes:
am sorry to say that the beautiful women of Jsjdo
fare not much better than the fair women of ,ha other
parts We have visited do. Unfortunately the male Jsnan
ese look upon the tender as only a companion 70
crafty their many lusu passions and To take charge of
their household aud fall upon her knees at the
oil her who ought TO protect her husband or any other
man OF the least rank title Ia all Of my travels in
this country during the months which have spent
at various times in the same il has never fallen TO INV LOT
TO see gentleman and lady either of high or low rant
walking lovingly together be seen in our own be-
lovedeounry Many of the females Of Jedio are perfect
beauties, OF beautiful form, black hair and eyes with
such itching looks that cannot after once seeing
them, help admrng them; yet with all their charms
am sorry 10 say that decency and modesty are two
Pshments which they have yet learned The luxury
of bathing Is enjoyed together and the various bath
inghouses YOU viii find the married ladies' Young besu
titn misses just budding into manhood and the girls
OF the Town, the gentlemen of means Young men bows
girls, the cooe, loarr and blackgusrd all joined TO-
gether in perfect state Of nudity, enjoying bathing with
their persons all exposed to the view each other and
pass through any Of the streets look into the various
shops and door ways and there you see the females With
their shoulders aud breast aud legs Far above their knee,
all laid bare aud at the sight OF foreigner they do moi
move This may be all well for Japan, but IL would moi
do in our land.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

Two THk PUBLIC. ia ssa,esasas: of The unpNe~deni
Il ed success OF "Our Model shrt have made
mens Svhh heretofore Impossible, OF the
demand In New York; to die have large supply Of this
lar Shirt hand In and
those sending ords v have ned regularly
despatch As the sole Agents r this t In Rehmond
we would cali the attention Of those who have moi
Our Model
81 that Ills The best cheapest and durable
Tor sale We also prepared to make order
&C short notice, and reduced prices
hand aad aesieabis GRSrLEMENs FURNISHING
GOODS yti ~ubsares eysryang pertaining the basas
aud vtiSA sii be sdersa st greatly reduced prices
srURrEvASr MA0wIRR
No Ma street
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PL0WS F0R FALLOwING--~
- CULIINAfORs AND HARROwS E8>--
m fuIuSg IN WhEAI-B Believing that Ihave
10 ny Nkw FLOW the best In use
make inns oner To the farmers and
tnsse implements Andhhey fhe,~ hev
nave they can return them
~ Hesh supply Of rurnip serd just received. -
.aa r. H. srARkE, No 50 Main st .r
U-' doors above n. t.Charlr. Hot
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" EXCITEMENT ~ krNTrCsY-Considerablee excitement
exists in portion Of Kentucky relative TO the supposed
detection Of secret organization having for ts object
slave insurrecon The facts received are a. follows
Tro anonymous letters were received through the
postofce at Cynthiana Kentucky announcing the ets
tenee In that locality Of secre, organization upon
plan similar TO that Of old Browns arpers Terty anj
having the same object 10 view. The letters and their
contents made public, aud Immediately crpated a
great excitement throughout Harrison and bourbon
counties, where Il s alleged the organization exists and
intended TO operate. public meeting Was called At
Cynthians and largely attended Measures were taken
TO promptly ferret out the members of the organization
and 10 protect the community against any outbreak that
may be attempted among the slaves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

RrFTrANisN N ST. LorIs.-We publish what few par.
tcuars we can gain concerning the mysterious death Of
two men on the day in different parts OF the cy in
daylight aud in public streets. They will a once bring
10 mind several other instances OF similar Kind which
have occurred OF persons found dead
or dying In popuons ihorougare with eashes in their
heads cuts IN their bodies. or lacersted fmbs
II Il time thi. matter looked into IL l. time that
citizens were gravey inqurng what the city is coaing
to. Borglares ftghifnl, general Pocket nieIing
is extremely common. Citizens thrown dos n in the
street sad their property taken from them Strangers
are oyertsLen by hgh~symen and murdered TIrrs is
al his fn.s saf,ty hsrs EV property or EG II the
bodies of mangled men to be picked up on the side
walks what horrors might not the river deep wells
and old old garres unfold II the broad glare of
sunlight looks upon such deeds We have record
ed within the past two three weeks ~ha silent myste
ries may not be hid under the shadows of the black wing
Of night
We do not want to needlessly alarm anybody but We
feel u duty to all that great caution l. needed
nov for self protection and scfiecuce The town s full
OF villany Of every description aud there l. no use in
concealing the fsct-SL Louis RepaJiican
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09
4 oCKsMITHINo. .EIL Ha NGIra. KE,

Il OCKSMITHlNG, WE'LL HANGING, SILVER
IL PLATING, ArThr Subscriber hiss
Noriheru cs where he has laid supply Of
The hest quality used iu locksnng, Bel Hsnspg verPiA
Ing e,e ssd insites public attention TO he business He
ployed the best 10 be- had aud
order Kind OF Lock hang Bells In
do ,ver Plating n style not 70 be surpassed BY establish
men Ia this All HE sale
Amer an experience Of years In this city.
quainance With the bea Lock In th
Himself hat he Give sasfeeion both
prices soicis eoontty Which
win meet With prompt attention
Persons vlshns fsess made repaired hung
sys ser nsiiag ysreutsi In superior
vted TO csh st hs sasbhmsnt tho 10Th
soah hsu, shsre they u BE- attended TO- stthe shortest
Nee.
Orders dstsnrs through Omes yin be i'm
nsdAfs n,si and bsn hanging the cpuntry
ri chg ptices.
Ls3fsss wM W aSPsD
silver Platter, I0ctsFith aud Ben Hsnssr
n IN afh ar Qlstu. md Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

JOHN thompson. 81 Mains.
AUSTIN +. MOORE, Agent,
GROCER COMMISSION MERCHlST,
Orrss lOS w sSs s'S:s s1sii. near Columbian Hotel
Loaf crushed. sors. aad brown s1ssr,
si.ieh. bread sod. washing sois '"s'
Tallos, hdsnaniine and sperm Candle,
and ps1s e1 ID INV %sssS saPr
shoe ssnM,ls E1assns "a. s'Os%. ss S nse.s.. THs,
produc, entrussdiO hs sass. " '' 'e a. nri !"
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.
RuI your PIANOS from old and well establish
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P.Issss celebrated double and single M,ioeon, Of
,n, Instruments " " = IL G'aa 8aShcRs si'' : s.i, store.
DotI BhLs. ysry superior Od kYe spd wheat WHISKY Of
S,,O vNion. htAnds Tor .sls " N. yOVIS
500 SSA1sS rsr S1., SsaisTIss ssi.S sgTs:n TeHAcco
..,. Palmetto half Pound,
~ ~. sst " WI WALLACE soNa
100 :Ls Il: H"F"o'.. .:,s whisky, 0d' !. 400
MACHINE AND LAuP oIL.--An qaalllSs - hand,
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GOULD.s eATRNr wonrrCE uACutSts
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(ANroS CnArEs.-ws hsve on hand f,- more s.sl
~ s'H'o" Grape 70 so's out AZ 5" CO. ysrs
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LIFE AND FIRE INsUHANCK
kNowLkS wALF0RD Aors
CAplTll QHpRcQEWTgu 0VID 40 aaa aaa

"E agents for of the FIr, Inur,nr.
w Companies In the Un;ed hives anJ pro
perry on the Mutual Pan hui the Insured for any
Thing over his premium. " ~
The dividends from ,lI per cent b-iry. v
can satisfy those wishing from 10 70
- per cent Of their premiums by insurinx
r. a w
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raE fERxs OF raE PEACE.


On Monday last the Pssee skich the arms Of Napol~on
ILL., have ronqsered uas dr6ntly sreird ~ Zurh The
terms almost ientca uth thoas agreed to .. va
veoesiAn Kagdoa p.rt soe. to i.cr,..e the domin.
ions OF Victor Emaune and III bear portion Of the
deet eonirac,ed in the Of Lonbardy the terms Of
. Be .aboaied is -ssosd treat, % Ss ss,d ,o-no,.
row. As far pssceabse GO prance vii e.dss-
vor 10 carry out The reosaiion Of the exl~d nss Of
Tuscany, Parma and nedsoa though hsrs fros fls
eriaf sfatessrfs Of The Imp>riai Gorsr.eaf Aaf ks-
pe<eon seH nat e.(oree, nor PTmt Asafria eaores
~ rsi.rn s ' giti,s 'er,r,gss. OF the union Of II
s's usdsr The ps.sdsscy q the Pops .e bear lite Il
10 do in keeping his oun domnions from rrvo and Il
Tar NON being either sbls .illng accept even an
honorary supremacy The Peace al ZAr~h u sigaed At
moment OF doubt and anxiety. aud his event, which
the world has looked for 10 loug s<spa settle no one
OF the questions which disquies Italy and Earope
useless to repeat for the huudrsth time those cr
tcisms the Peace Of yilaanca which have lIed tb.
mouths OF men for the last frw months We have had
our own opinion, which have exprrased op>nly and
frequently To our thinking. the French Emperor vent
10 war for military and strengthen his throne
BY gratifying the ambition of his army and people The
victories Of Magenta and So,lerino uere 10 him not
means but ends The deliverenee Of Italy was hut se
condary object With the OF half million soldiers
eouhdent in his own professional capacity and anxious
TO hs theoretical requirements sgant those Of the
slow and pedsntic, though highly Instructed Ausrians
OF the enemy driven from field TO Geld the Emperor
might well conclnde and an humbled foe into
An admiring ally Unlike his great predecessor Loui.
NV, the present ruler Of France prefers battles 10
seges and content with the glory Of having fought and
conquered In the greatest struggle since epsc he fore
bore entering tedious Of fortresse which might
have diminished his prestige. and almost certain TO
bring the risied and startled Germans into open hos.
tlity.
On this view of the Emperor's policy We NAV pro.
noance Il to have been perfectly snccessfl He has
taken. Il plain lea-- Of power. He has shown
how easily the French people be led obey strong
minded ruler aud how suddenly the old instincts OF gory
aud national ascendsncy can be awakened in them The
gam to the Emperor has been lie has salts
ned the impaence Of the army. sotened the rancor OF
the Republicans silenced the criticisms of the Or.
eanist.. and above ALL convinced foreign NATIONS thai
his power Is secure for at least years to
The Emperor to have felt that this revival was
needfu 10 him, aud determined the bold stroke which
has reestabshed his inhuelcs .I hoa and In Eutope
The Austrian prepared oI about this time
last year. and the first day OF the curtain was a.
lowed 10 rise the new drama
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KER OsENE OIL 80
Great Reduction in Price!!
NO VARIATION FOR The WINTER.

tsbthed f7't) that having ueat improve
mr"t n the msnufseure o. Kerosene they
oh,f hto The usis 1t 4 Reduced Price. -
The attention of
titsbs. us result OF phoomrtrcsi examination Edd
hsht ksa ofhsu York, Chemist, and dated Peb g. isss
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,URE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE, IN YRoM ONE TO
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY or SA EsEoCS DRUG Used

Member OF The Royal College OF Surgeons London
OF the eminent Colleges United States. and n
greater Of whose ne has been spent Ia tive Hossis n M
don Paris philadelphia and eesnere has effected a
most astonishing cures that known Many troubled
ringing In the and head whes Aseep
Ing alarmed sudden sounds basfunsss With
u mind eurrd itnraedlAtrlx ~ - $1,000.
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REnOyAL.-we hereby notify and the pub
IL he that ne have removed Harv.rr
Coach material ,tor, No Mac
street, Dudley A Co AMI opn.. a,
rho's r. Price 4 Go. - 'r " 's
We are now making large adoss both of H.n
ware and Coach frs ths Rin
ham And shend and by purchases msnu.rte
~ ana shall hereafter endeavor supply the
equal quality, and favorable be bourh
In the Northern markets. SCI yANLRW fiYIOR co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

pnOSSKR,s PATRNT l. .P-WRLnED .Do-
r. noher Tubee.-Every article necess.rv n,s,,
TUBE Plates and TO the Tubes u,annrr '"s
Tube Cleaners, steelwire whale bone Bru.hes
ioi Arestan wells ke screwed together nush OF, Aoas
.u,s-aam rHcs.s As Ploss.. .sos.
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SIw YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 600. 900.

SuIshN4HH HtOVV,VVV.
nsE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with IN.
" Comptroller Of the State Of New the hand,
OF the Company To secure policy holders
pnniSDs sApk txSrAl4I o. soET Ltkerel Fytpclple
forty prr g e he lfe Pocs ub lsn.d ths
Insured when the premium exceeds $50 -
Policies issued AID the arriving at
M or 10 The family OF the insured should
happen previously 10 arriving n that age.
sbis terms. - - ~ '' '~''i-
Pohses saed Al greatly reduced premium when the
Insured prefers not Ia participate In he diyIdeni,
An losses paid promptly without cation
W. shan De pleased TO have and .,sur nox
ta old and ssbis Company which ysa snors
WokrHAM WYATT Agents.
oniee iso. Main street,
nu.s uoe,u.,, rew doors Above Post once.
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL kKAkISkRs! - ~
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HOll0Vay's Pills are The best remedy
klOwn IN the acorid for Mcf0L0loing
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The SAepherdstoWn Register

Is published weekly at 50 year positively TO
be paid before the year expires. No paper dis
continued Except at the option of The cditor}
until all arrearages are paid up. Single copies
q. cents.
ApyERr1sEMExTs of one square or less 80
cents for the first insertion, aud % cents for
each Insertion thereafter-laiger ones in The
same proportion. Advertisements not marked
for any specified time are continued till forbid
and charged accordingly a deduction made 10
Ii ose wIo advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for adj
vertising are strictly confined to Merchandise
advertising of a different nature will be
liable to extra charge.
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Delicate Females.

The London Lancet, the London .usdicaI
ReUi'ic aud the most eminent of the faculty in
Great britain, France and Germany, have Gu
loglzcd the Pills and their inventor
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Used Throughout the World

HOLLOW4YS PILLS are equally efiica-
clous in complaints common to the whole hui
man race and in disorders peculiar TO certain
climates and localities
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NGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN
Geld Watches,

for ladies' and gentlemen, OF the best qualities
and sly les, some richly gcmmed with Diamonds
and Pearls, others beautifully enumc!cd
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EYE AND EAR,

Without tbs use Of the Knife or Needle and he
has constantly OH hand al excellent assortment
~ hrautitul
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WESTERN HOTEL.

DUE undersigned having leased the well
| known T.IVEB.T Stand Of Joseph Emit
Ter, on German street Shepherdstown, IS now
prepared TO accommodate Travellers and the
Public generally. The HOUSE IS large aud
commodous, having been thoroughly renoya-
tel. His T.1BIE shall at all times be suppl
cd with the best tie markets afford. lis f.IR
is well stocked with the choicest Vines aHd
Liquors. His STEELE is large and roomy
and shall at all times he furnished with aouH-
dance Of proyedder. He has also iarsG;
KaRD for the accommodation Of DroveF7 ann .,
Waggoners. In the yard is pair OF ~ III
SC8LES where all persons having nay ,s ~ -.
tie, or other articles to be weighed VIII NC
promptly waited on ,.,oL month
or wear. His Terms will be moderate a"o 10
all cases made 10 suit the times
and ds. ipe' to please to merit and receive
liberal sc share of the pubIic'' patronage n,5
WM. Il. CROWL.
sbcpberdstown, april ,, 1883 II
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SILVER PATCHES,

beautiful Chatelaine Chains, Fob and Vest do;
GcId Pencils, Thimbss, SPecacles, elegant
Diamond and Pearl Sets, Bracelets, Pins and
Earnings, &C., &c, in every style. \ large
-',.. nf
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q g q q q q q q g q q q q q 9 20
B.-A WORD OF EXPL.lMaTI0Ntoe
those who have known Us under the style oil
Evans & Co. The Business located by US a.
No. 677 Broadway, New York City, is the Giu :.
est established house in the country aT CO =
known worldwide as the original Evans = 70
Gift Bookstore. 5lany have taken the ad'a an
lage of our popularity to advertise unaer ,b 'T
same name as originators 70 ihcred h 1ar
trade. To protect the lie" VINO wo nId
be unacquainted with U.s. We WI ,';,S
state that we have no 'couhec'ITH "isn
49, otber Gift Book Holse-and though man
ln1n III. npder tie name of Evans & Co., the
a. constituted By d. ". Epaas and j. IL.
P-,,t0x, the first AID only concern rlShtlallY
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100000

are ready 10 be given away, mailed free to any
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