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BRANCH OFFICE, Nos. 81 and 81 West Third tscet
opposite Masonic Temple. Cincinnati q.
geutA appointed correspondence attended iases Id
usted and Iatd and Al business Of the Western Branch
tended to with Dispatch and fidelity by
~ MAGtL1, General Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
OPPOSITION MEETING IN rtoyn

At meeting Of the Wing party Of FLOYD County held
AT the Court Houseon Thursday the Gath of November
1903, To appoint delegates attend the Opposition
venton TO be held in Richmond the lIth OF Decem-
Der next John Merritt ESQ, called the meeting TO order
aud ON his motion Col. JOSEPH HOWARD called to
the Chair, and JAS L. ToNrkiss appointed Secretary
MT Merritt then briefly explained the object OF the
meeting and offered the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
list Resolroi, That approve OF said Convention.
I'd Resoirod That in the opinion OF this meeting IL
will devolve upon said Conv enton take into consde-
ration outrages committed at Harpers Ferry, aud the
ton OF the North connected Herewith recommend to
the Southern states such be necessary
Nndcae their dignity and insure their future peace and
tranquility.
Srd Hesoircd. That John Helms Col Joseph Howard
u. Thurman George kcyfauver, Bryant Hylton Isaac
Goodykoon,z, James Il. Herden, James w Luseucus
Henry Lane, James l.. Tompkins ThoS. franklin Thos
H. Moseley, Madison 3 Helms, Maj. Sam1 NJ Helms Mar
TN H. Holt Soloman Slushes, Ryrd Hut John h IIyl-
ton, Jno. Howard, Sam1 wedde, Capt. John w. Helms
Capt Luke Cox, Capt. Asa Bishop, Lewis Payne Henry
Dillon, Caleb ID. Tricc, Sam1 Dobyns Thos L. Dobyns
Dr. BENJAMIN z. Elliott Right Booth Edward J. Clark
Floyd W. Edwards, DIR. G. NJ. Siegleuan, Daniel Vent.
mNcr, Beai. Phcgas, Col Jacob Slushes, and Jacob =
lianian be and the hereby appointed delegates
to said Convention, and that il all OF said delegates
should fail to attend, that the Hon. William n Preston
Waller X Staples and Robert Mdgway be requested to
represent the Wing party OF Floyd county in said Con-
Vention.
9Th. Resolroi That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Richmond Wig Lynchbure Virgin
ian and New Era.
On motion Of J. = Tompkins, John Merritt Esq, was
added to the list Of delegates
The meeting thea adjourned.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Cht'n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
The Pctcrsburg InteIIIgenocr.

We Ind tbepoilowing paragraph from the Baltimore
Fafr,of copied into the Petersburg Lf,ligsncsr Of
Tuesday:
The Richmond Whg is not only PLAYING second fiddle
70 the locoiocos 10 the matter Of the eternal aud ~
ing slavery question: but also In regard 10 tho ,I, r
breaking up the trade Of Virginia with the North TI.r
b ono comfort in an his hulabaoo and that IL d.
great Opposition party Of that state will have ,or
and very potent one too 90 say about disuuon and re-
taliation.T
We disposed Of the Pai,ot-an essentially BLACK y. .
publican sheet-in on article some week or two ago In
regard 10 he I"'sHgHosrs endorsement Of The Bai,i
or' fling we.haye only say that il would have been
more manly iu tho bi,Higtass, 10 have attacked r.
openly, and not through smother We have 70 saw fur
ther that whenever the Iagsaesr signifies its desire
for an editorial controversy With us u regard 20 b no
siions this paper has taken on any public ouesop 3,
ran be grathed 70 che fullest extent We have pev,,
stunned controversy any subject and We are certain
" not disposed 20 succumb 70 a contemptitle a0;,,
nov either from the fafcHgeaeey or any resper,.l,
paper, Opposition Democratic in Virginia. We .,,
not afraid 20 appeal 20 the Opposition masses In ta
STATE a. any time or on any occasion. We have neve
yet appealed 10 them that We have not been endorse
and sustained by them.
Bot We think kuov whence the Fatsiysneey derive
tfs Inspiration and II correct In our surmise We hav
only 70 say-whlst earnestly desiring peaoe-that TIA
particular faction can have war, aud war to the knit,
and var always n such be their wish. We have pui
sued our own course without assang or desiring 10 n
sail either NJ Bolts any Of Mr. Bolts friends Ant
80 far - the fsfsgsHce j. concerned have certain
" Afforded u no occasion 70 sssa ~ either openly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

MILITARY PROCEEpINGS.

To ne Editor Of ne Wig:
A court of enquiry, presided over by Col VIM A.
Brown of the 45h regiment was held at Browns stor,
Albemarlc county, Saturday, 96th inst large mum
Der of persons subject the militia laws Of the STATE and
who had neglected their observance fined the amount
prescribed by law.
Capt James 7. Marshal fined SIS for various items
of neglect
capt Mallory for falling to make his company return
for the rcGimeutal and June musters $40
Generel l. w. Dllard the unanimous choice OF
the officers 10 NIL the Office of Brgader General of the
Third Brigade and Second Division OF Virginia militia
lie Is recommended to the Legislature by the Off
ce for the Office of Brigadier General feeling assured
that It elected, he will discharge the duties thereof as
heretofore as becomes one who is fully qualified hold
any Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
Man for the CrIsIs--Thc Democra,ic Part,

Under the above caption, contemporary, of the
Raleigh Register submits the following:
" II ever country needed some man who by lofty
partnotsn, enlarged experience, indomabe fortitude
and eminent public services, could command the public
confidence country this time needs lust such .,
man. Bot, alas in looking over is length and breadth
we fail 10 discover individual who can supply this
pres ing and urgent want We find no man in this Union
capable OF grasping the helm OF storm tossed and
"reckhreatened SLIP Of State, aud guiding her into
sale harbor When We look around at this time when
there i much need for unsesh men: for men of nat
rotsn sense and courage, and the race of bidding
bb;ng Juggling, and msrcenlry men, who now control
the public Affairs, how the heart ckens at the sight while
from 1t goes up the, perhaps selfish wish that We could
call TO earth once such n man As old Henry Clay
ana assign MN the task OF once saving that Union
Tor the Prpetuy OF which he sighed his last earthly
wish. But such wishes are in vain We must deal uiti
the times upon which have fallen as we best NAV and
never cease 10 struggle TO the country from the d.
ter OF disunOn long there exists one raw of hone rb
such disaster may Ice Iyerted without dishonorabe sub
mission 20 wrong and injury.
The more and more We reflect on the subject the
more and more we are impressed With the belief that the
democratic party with all it, old and vOrm-euten iat
FORMS is c0rruptOns and e1tray sgance it. uItrai.r In
nutl sections OF the Union, and ia utter demolition In
the Northern land The polls the stronger section,
utterly incapable OF sa'ug the Union. IL has had the
control oil Tue government fkirfe wears with the ey
ctptou Of four during which last period eyervtIp won't
on smoother, more Sely and satisfactory than AZ
lime since 1928, and yet now the pass TO which
the country quasi been Grought-and vet we hear tha
CRY that the emoeTac party must retain power n order
TO save the rights OF the Southland vet We hear bi.
when demoustrable that IL it runs candidate Of it,
""h win All ~ Gtpdated and dcspised platforms he
must he beaten, Black Republican elected and the MON
dissolved. The question then will uainCgIly orrur In
he Democracy II the South ebooss a d,ssoi1i,a Of The
''t'' FHthsr Than TIE election Ia he Prssidsncy NJ n
"P'" t0'a ''erg constitutional, Union 10 itg ri.
%" may n""s upon Me single principle of suuiag tie
Constitution and the Union non and kdriag matters II
comparatively W'or Importance 10 be sstisd hsrea6sr r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

AT meeting Of portion Of the Opposition marty in
ne county OF Monroe, at the Court House on TUESDAY
the Z2d day Of November, 1889, Jacob Zo Eso. was
called 70 the Chair and John Hutchinson Amounted Se
rotary P'''''1 "''
The object Of the meeting having been briefly rn,,
81 70 oe lot tee appointment Of Delegates to represent
0e OPposilon party OF this county in the convention
called by the Central Committee 70 meet in the ctv of
Richmond on the ] 9Th Of December next Wbore,por
we following resolutions were offered and unanimously
Re'oirsi, That IN the opinion OF this peot,, &c ,to
Signs Of the times indicate the proprev Of holding sr
convention a. the one proposed aud that we 10 an
prove II; believing that IL deliberations will tend IN COS,
gnAIc ana unite the conservative aud patriotic Of the
nted States 10 audable efforts 20 redeem tho ,dpis
Nauon OF our National Government from corruption and
,iue ana conform 10 TO the administration Of L.. In
| tue early days Of the Republic
hc'''.ff, That we have confidence that the consuia
uon' and proceedings Of the proposed Convention will
induce the Resembling Of a National Convention Of
good and true men, who will nominate IA r,,did,c e.
President aud Vice President Of the United stst H.
I'''-fatrots and Statesmen, such as we can cordially
-'pPort ana having such confidence, have now no
preference for individuals % express
Hs8o'rs8, That the Chairman appoiDt Eve delegate.
ron each mag7iera District in the county TO attend III,
said Convention.
10 compliance with ibe foregoing resolution the Chair
man appointed The following Delegate.
lst Dst-Dr. j. L. WoodvIle Uoprv " No, b.,tl
Nickhne, Col. John VI Rowan, Peter Osborn
11d Di-t--Alen y. Ciperton, Alex. Clark Col John
| W. lnuiu7 Joseph Z0ll, Col " IT. Roberto
30 Dst-Dr. James T. Wate Joseph Parker J,s.,t
/ I'gker.on, Col j. Campbell, Mai. Michael Beamor
',h Di't-6corgc W Swopr Thomas Johnson Jerc
I 'An lfacy, Jonathan Swopc, Col WIN. Ellis
| on Dist.-Wm. Hlyucs WIN Hickman Coi W.,
SCOTT Perry Conner, Baruaba- johnson
/ , 9'h Dist-,aptain John Peters Lewis A. shanklin
/ got. Fielding Fleshman, Col William r. Cbsipbers q
/ &. Iludcraff -''' "
ith Dist.-Eobert T. Shanklin. John H. vavter Rob
| 'ri Coulter, p. =. Necl Richard " shankin
h''otrfd, That al members OF the Oppositiop mart,
' honfo, who may Doe 10 Richmond NJ ne time Of hold
/ ventiou. t W 'A'' 'vli
On motion
hg,o.rsf That The Chairman and Secretary Of chi
~ ~ 'Tlea 70 The number Of Delegates
ht,p,rfa That the proceedings Of tbis neet;rg d,
.E.,u ~ we Chairman and Secretary. and 4 CONF h.
,l' % tne Editors Of the Union Democrat Wbig a.
& qua richmond Wing with request 70 each 10 p9b
, | JACOR ZorT fut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

am now supplying the trade with pure Cornac In M,
u DON Tor medical and private Immense success. h,
mas my efforts to place the reach Of Al.
inc name OF Aromatic scheam schnapps and to drive out
" ' me pernieions compounds sold DIN roughou,
ae country led many leading drugt. and ~
men, for past solicit me 10 pursue N. ,,.
Ia regard to the article Of brandy should have eom,a h
sse requests from all quarters long ar
By The fact, that owing sxhObtant pr., Of R,,, In
consequent upon the honsn grape crop for some
years. There was no chance being able to IN. ehoI
mandy botte and scllh moderate Price. %,
e grape crop Tor the last previous year (and the pros
pN' ior h was abundant and prices Brandy have fallen q,
ehuAd OFTEN years The duty brandy Il also
per cent lover, and have xih
brandy exporters In France highest epue and am
e0hsgnmcnts ofthe best CognAe Brandy which am
o'nhs ana selling As wolfes Genuine cognAe brandy quar-
WIN my SEAL labels and certificates the Brandy so bottled
' me- As the pure unAdueraied article will be found
when used As medicine, beverage or cordial h..I,ho 80,
nsorahns IL has been universal eomplaut Tia,
ooe OF pure unmSed French Brandy vey %
ana NE purchaser nine times deceived with viii.
u'o'ued imitation or all descriptions ardent splrit.
rom " sh price has been the article mixer. and
lers have turned their TO- and million, Of r.uop, NJ
eard french brandy have annually throuvh
the land and have been primary cause OF murder, p
erueues aud crimes and have an early
'edroyers, from delum tremens pou and horror
names until unprneipled
compounds aud sell Il as the pure French Brandy
The virtues OF the French brandy not be told nv -
They known throughout medicine or mild ,,I,
liant s as the French nation POLITICALLY Eau de IA vie
the water life But this applies to only when pur- and
tcrae Manufactured with the that Ak.
good imitation becomes death drink tens Of thou
sands OF our To remedy fearful evil have commenced
importing brandy, bottling IT, and selling 'wolfe, Genun.
OognAe brandy am daily receiving the druggists
and APoheAne' in all parts Of the Unlon for medical
purpoaea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

IMPORTANT FEoN MExICo.-Thc New York JTy,,, r,t
fishes dispatch containing intelligence from Mexico vi,
Panama, stating that the conservatives under General
5ordo defeated the liberals under Gener 90 nado Al
Topic on the St ns killing the latter and four hundred
men. The liberals had He'd TO Mazatlan Gen Corona
do imprisoned H. NJ msjestys consul at MaatIap ON
account OF hs refusing to pay second duty on the
IRE shipped on H. h. macsty's steamship Calvpso Cant
sidney Greenia of A. ". majcstys steamship Ametby,
released him, and biockaded the port seilipg two S
their ships loaded with cotton "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
''rhc Impending Crt-I. in the south :,

This is the title of the Infamous volume gotten up by
one Heperand endorsed by sxyseven Black Republican
members OF the Congress, which convcnes on Monday
next Amo7e vile, audaeious and iucendiary publication
never putoth in this any other country Ittakes
the ground that slavery in the South D. speedily b
ishe-h not peaceably then by violence II takes the
further ground that the only be ras TO
hberaie their slaves but TO pay each slave sixty odd dollars
in addtiono enable him to up for himself In word
il threatens Southern shareholders with FIRE and
less they forthwith abolish slavery and cir,c themselves
aud make themselves decent and respectable members of
society
We repeat that sNty-seven members ofCongress from
the North have given their endorsement the odious
and Infamous doctrines of Helpers work. And in the
face of this fact Southern Opposition members of Con-
gross are invoked to go into conference with such tra
tors aud iucendiles, with view cooperation in the
organization OF the House We take it for granted that
not single Southern Opposition member will either con-
fer with associate with such of Abolition scamps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

SHOOTING ASH CuTISG.-A shooting and cutting ac
Lar took place on Tuesday the 22d inst at,Raymond
oe'WSSn Dr. reynolds OF that place. and DR.. K f.
Fullerton of Palestine, Miss Dr. r. received two shots In
the breast and Dr. =. badly cut At last accounts
was thought that Fullerton recovering, but that
REYNOLDS was beyond the reach of human skill.
On the same day above another dIiepItv occ,,, 4
in Raymond between Mr. Gray formerly Mayor of this
town. and Mr. Thos Ford, during which GRAY shot Ford
tEce the balls striking his head, gancing of without
intictiuS mortal wound.
, An old gFudge having existed for some time between
MI Saunders, planter in Marshall county XIV. and
waller u Clarke of Abbeville they met at the iTnyer
sliy Hotel IN Oxford on the Goth ult, when Clarke
abused the other aud tried shoot him. but was pre
vented After tea they met again and Clarke beginning
ahOter assault, Saunderson drew pistol aud shot the
bunal 'e'' VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
The Franking privilege.

The views Of the Postmaster General As expressed in
his letter the abuse of the frarLing privilege
appear to meet With universal appreciation The Boston
Courier SAYS
we glad to notice another assault upon the abuse
of the tranking privilege. The attack il from the right
quarter the weapons legitimate and the point as.
sailed is so vulnerable that it it not an anomalous
and extraordinary case, one would it certainly
fall. The Postmaster General has discharged a whole
brC adside Of positive law, sound argument and whole
reproo at that particular abuse Of the frank
ing privilege in which members Of Congress cheat the
Government, and virtually peuure themselves by lending
,heir franks TO friends for private purposes
"The private individual who avails himself of this
abuse of the ankng privilege Is be sure pI-,iesp
craiHs but the public anctionAry who initiates and who
control the abuse by tar the cupable party
20 the fraud But when consider that the Thanking
privilege itself great abuse and realize the degene
ate tendencies O! party politics and the corrupt proc
ties of political ASFirantS il is obvious that there can be
no reform in this direction short of the entire abrogaton
OF the whole system. To this end the public sentiment
= strongly tending; and the Postmaster General will
ave added to hurels already won if his present effort
shaI hasten consummation 30 devoutiy be wished
The Detroit Free Pres; under the head Abuse ofthe
ranking pryiege-hov it Is pracsed in this quarter
holds forth in the following pointed manner:
We print elsewhere letter from the Post-.as,er
General With reference particularly one abuse OF the
aakiaE P-viege-ihat Of the giving by metsbers OF
Congress CT their franks individuals tor use IN private
corrvsPondencc. That Mr.. Ho characterzes the abuse
N proper terms will be conceded by every rightminded
person We print the letter, first, because il shows to
the country the determination and exerons of the GOV
eminent TO administer the laws in their integrity and
second the abuse in question pacticed in this vicinity
to dissuceful extent Ii i fact which will not be
denied that Nessrs Chandler and Howard gave their
iranksto great many individuals in this CITY for use in
private correspondence. One of the back-repubHcan
newspaper establishments of this city has attey been
carrying on Its correspondence largely, il wholly
With the franks of Mr. Howard The reader will see what
the offence OF which this senator and his representative
are guilty by reference TO Mr.. Hollis letter They are
guilty Of terauding the government They are guilty
OF violation of law for every of which they are liable
TO prosecution. These gentlemen have been often heard
dscoursing upon what they termed the corrupoas of
Are they beautiful subjects TO talk about corruption
What more shameful corruption there be than that Of
which they guilty.
THE country will thank the faithful and efficient Post
master General for having laid this abuse open TO the
public and for the mt terms in which he has characterized
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

~ pneumonia, on the seth infant D. FRANCIS BUCHIFR
this city. 800 ''' W
Ills friends and former pupils requested attend h 1ner
A., on Ihursday, December st o'clock from he Ger
man Catholic Church, Marshall. between 80 i streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

The costly present to Her Majesty Queen V,croRt,
from the Maharajah of Cashmere OF cashmere sb vi
tent aud solid gold bed,tead of the value of seven bun
dred thousand dolars has arrived at Windsor Castl
hhu was formally presented to Her Majesty tho An
instant IL has been temporarily placed In the Tbron
room u Is expected that the bcdstead will be ultimate
y Aced in the guard chamber so that the public NAV
DO iaN ored with view of its magniiccnce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

eoVery As to Mr. Bolts and his friends here we have
pursued an open aud frank course towards them how.
ever widely We may have differed in some matters Of
party policy and they don't understand as now, they
never will
In CONCLUSION, then, want fair understanding all
around the board aud, " Is resolved on we shall
not be the hrst to cry-enough We tell the Iafeioen-
ee TOO that when We want to turn Democrat we shall
90 boldly without asking its leave any other per
snn's Lew or Camille
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fINHE steamer Curtis Peck will. after Monday
II next, 9Th Inst, discontinue running between s.SSN
Portsmouth and Norfolk, until further notice
The Steamer Glen Cove, Captain T.
regular between this Norfolk leaving
The Wharf at Rockets regularly every Monday "wednesday and
fuAy mornings At ~ o'clock precisely, al
tTnae day, Sunday excepted leaving Norfolk same hour
uel X. o. HAsKINS
A ITENTION OLD BLUES.-The Honorary and a,
"A Contributing members Of tie Richmond *
Blues requested TO attend meeting BOgHRR's HALL n
on this night (Deeember it) the pupos
forming Mitary-c and eecing same
by request OF some Of the Honorary
DELFT
INOR NEW HOHK.-The Superior fast sailing 80
schooner PAULINE, Capt soper having portion Of NSc
her engaged, aud going board auck dSa
ForbAlauee of freight, apply TO DAVID A w Ct'RIIg
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NEW GOODS /.

NJ" GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED At THE CASH sroRE OF
PERKTNS Sc co.
..--.. No l4l, Eagle square,
NJ EIN Rich Double Width valenia PopIins
c. Corded MouslAnes, article
Satin faea Merinoes and Irish Ponns
Plain Poult de Sole Sllks all colors
Black GrOs lie Rhine SKIS, superior quality
DO Mourning silks, all qualities
kid Gloves White Hack Coored
Ladies' Gauntlets Kid, silk aud Thread
Rich French Worked Hhds
Black Lace and Mourning Wells
Ladies' Merino and Cashmere Wells
DO and Misses Hoped Skirts
PERKINS cos
del Cash Store, No. Iti Eagle Square
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wnI. wALLACR soNs

~ Hous goods az follows-noE u hand - -
40 Hbls MALLACES PURE MOUNTAIN DIV WUsKy
lUl Hhls Engieman and other Mountain whisky,
S1O Bbls medium quality Rye WHISKY
100 Bbls Proof WHISKY,
1000 Bbs Common whisky Of UnfI BA ana Penn hr.nd.
100 Bbl- Common French Brandy,
80 llbs Common Gin,
100 Bbis Rum,
p Bhlt Apple Brandy,
20 Bbls Cordial and vine
10 half pipes, y casks Of uur, ,nd
French Brandy. - - '
p or casks Port Wine various
Champagne Wine, Clar,t Wine and Pure Cider
Genuine Havana Cigars, Domestic Cigars
Chewing Tobacro, Teas, Fire Crarkrrs
Hroonf aud Buckets lerrings and
Candles, Soap Lard, Goshen Batter,
wrapping Paper, shot Powder, Starch. &c &c
500 hbls Refined Sugar.,
- i!bls Crushed sugars
CO. Bags Coffee,
~ Hhds HuraT, and Of other heavy goo,
We solicit the attentions and merchants gsneay
del i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01

~ II you want Roots Shoes CATERS good quality 70 10
ALhN. HILL cos and u you can't get them there not
know whore you find them
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Jonx Hrrcnlxsnr. s.,.r

'tREIr SNtTHs lSsANuY.--A letter from, The -,
physician Of the Utica Asynm d,tsd he o., le'aent
uerIi, aIhth continue 70 improve On the 5,ovio,s
s,sn1g ns eP, ,E hours continuously lie has begun
80 " co9anon and fully appreciates the inpor
sh NE means used for his restoration. T9fo,ss,an
emu erSoEo to the effect that bis family regard he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-01
UAHItUED.
DIED.

In Caroline county, on Tuesday evening. Inst by the
Rev MI wharton, - LFGER T. nONCURE En Of ib ctv -
Miss LUCY o., daughter Of the late Philip Oliver. -