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MRS. r. OGAN.

! M RS. II. 0TA n
TAKES pleasure in announcing ia Ladies' Rich.
mond that she will teach the system % Cutting Ores
Baues Waists, Boys Goats, &c II Of the best
systems introduced to the public fitting nine
ten Her very reason tbI.. She viii he
prepared time WHO will her
with AL She also keeps the No lilies sale
fitted and made order. Sh1 also Ats OF the
best Sewing Machines in She Will b. found Ms.
X. Dckinson's Millinery Shop.
March 81, 80 I4tf
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Rose Hill Nursery.

Three macs "9Tth Of ftchhloHd on tire
.NctepoH Turnpike, Rear Chester.
T.. ". TEAS.
EsPE TFULLf invites the attention of these wish
plant his stock. which will be iouHi
complete being with especial eference to the
Of thEs Our s. is every vilua
Bile plant either Fruit Ornamental that will succeed in
this orltiis. All aith aga nave not vet attained
this point variety of hardy and
plants than offered other Nursery the
Apples. nice Is TO 90
Pears. DIV. IF and Standard, 80 TO SO cents.
Cherries hardy, nice trees. 80 10 -
Peaches, good assortment. Is cents Seedlings cts
Piu kinds, 80 40
Apricots, Nectarines. ounces, Is cents
Grapes 9 IrrantS. Ohio Ever
bearing R3spberries. 81 per doc.
New Rochelle, Dorchester and Newmans Thoruless
BIackherries, 81 per ttoz.
Strawberries kinds Linaeus Pie Plant - per
ORN A NJ E n T A L.
Baisan Fir. to : tt; Norway Spruce, IT; White
Spruce, TT; White Pine, to Fl emock Am. Spruce,
Am. Arborvitse, &c &C.
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He also repairs Watches and Clocks in the best
ner. The patronage of the public is respectfully
quessed
n Shop No. IS Main street, in the room formerly
occupied by the Citizens Bank.
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Sylvan Height Pie Plant.

L>OUR TH0US AND Of the above Plants be mad
at sylvan Height Large Plants. IS cents
500 Early Lemon pants, Is cents.
500 Downing Colossal do IS.
leo Victoria do 20
loo Linnaeis and several other varieties at %
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07

Stereoscopes s. Stereoscopic Pictures.
NEW lot % Best gtatuarx.' Colorei Groups aud
"a Foreign Views prices within reach CT ALL al No
''''H THE CITY BOOK STORE
Fsrch1 II
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Usage Orange Plants for Sale.
High Stree, Nursery, enc mile nsrih Of Rish-
n fnon1 on the Hillsboro Tarapiks. Also Prait
Trees Evergrsens, Sc. &c. The public Invited
call ard examine their stock Their Osags Pi@ats ara
hae and thrifty and will be sold AZ 81 p per 1000
J. 4. MENDEs HALL
March 3, 1859. i5-3ws
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Seed Potatoes.

4. M article Of Nsshanoc Potatoes fer seed for
= sale By L 4 % hooN-
a, the Oil Mil. north Of Depot, Richmond. lad
March 81, 1883 4o-4"
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1000 Isabella and Gaia and other varieties
10 each.
500 Shade Trees Maple. Poplar. Ash, Elm aud Ca
tai a, some large siz,. Price IS cents.
II GEO. W. BARNES is Agent for Sylvan
Height Nursery. who ia authorized to receive orders
make sales, &c, and Trees. Shrnhbery &C., will be
delivered 1t his elsewhere in the city, twice
each day.
G MENDENALL.
ID No. %, 1889. 23.3w
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WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.
e HlRSE

q Respectfully informs his friends and the pm
p lie that he keeps for sale general assortment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
senator clay on Douglas.

Senator CLAY, of Alabama, made a speech at Hunts.
vile week before last, upon the political topics mo-.
prominent IN the South sketch Of which is given
I'm the Huntsville Democrat In the course Of his remarks
he commented upon the doctrines Of Senator DorGrAs
and ponpunce ed them mot less odo,s and oJHoyiou,
Than Sssor ran opinion from leading and distin.
guished Demo which beg leave call the at
tention Of the EramHer and other Democratic prints
here bouts which the purpose to support Douglas
for the Presidency, 10 the event Of his nomination
Charleston.
IN regard TO voting for DouGrAs or sustaining Squat
Ter Sovereignty. Senator CLAY said
II need not nov tell you that will not support Mr.
D0ugias or any one occupying his platform. although
nominated 10y the unanimous Of the Charleston Con
vruuon, OF The Democratic party, any other party
whatever love the Democratic party for its princi
piles viii not abandon those principles for policy.
prefer the right. with defeat the expedicu with
success prefer the truth TO triumph. love the Tn
BON 0f the Cousiitutiou-a Mon Of equal independent
all fovcfcign States but love my native State, my
nufsng mother and my grave, vet more. and should
he hiihss and dishouored guardian Of her rights did
cooeut abdioltc the power aud abandon the duty Of
ourr 10 protect the property Of her citizens when
ever or hv uulmsorvCr asailod wherever the Federal
fag a0att Protection j. inherent right Of citizens
guaranteed by the Federal Consttution cKpoundcd bv
che Federal Supreme Court, aud when you surrender IT,
you VII 10 be freomen aud deserve the rights priv
zee aul uuuuites Of ireemen. A. your trustee and
servant VIII not DO 80 the bidding Of Squattor So
vcrerntr. National Democracy or State Rights DcmOc-
racyrea at the bidding Of the Legislature the peo
pic OF Aiablml. IT commanded To- do co. / viii resign
M trrt retire % the deepest scclusou Of private lie
and hinr my face w shame aud humiliation and sealing
nv Hp8 eth silence about such cheap and worthless
things State rights or Frcemen's rghts, become
qnot passenger she Inflated bark Of the South IL
dhs inriofousy down the stream Of Time into the black
and udelCss 90 ~ infamy and oblivion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
HANOVER CoryTy

At meeting Of The Opposition party Of the county Of
Hanover, held st the Court House the 9th of Sept
1859.
EDWARD SYDNOR was called 10 the chair and w
W. MALLORY appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained bv
WINS g. WiCkham on his notion the following preamble
and resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
WnEREAs The existing state Of affairs in our Federal
Governments operating greatly 20 the ii advantage ofhs
country both az home and Hhroads tending very much
% produce In the minds Of the people contempt for
their rulers and IL giving ground for the opponents of
our system OF Government 10 declare that 10 will fail -
aud, whereas 70 these things is necessary to
produce an entire change In The mode Of administering
the affairs Of our Government 10 curai greatly IL cx
pcndfure and 10 put oud 70 the hagitOus exercise
OF Governmental patronage nor the advancement Of the
interests Of seh'hly ambitious political psrtizans and
"hprta- this can only bc done BY entirely changing the
order OF men Who are taken 70 on The places Of power Of
honor and Of trust in thc Government
Now, therefore, be IL
Re'oired That IN selecting A Chief Magistrate for ts
great country Il s due 70 Ourselves that be should be-
man OF The greatest ability, Of the most enlarged views
and, above al, Of the sternest integrity
hefOfred That We trust aud believe that the Opposi
hon nominating Convention will be governed nv this
principle 10 making its selection
Reoi"sd That the Chairman appoint thirty deIegstes
from this county 20 the Convention 10 be beld In Rich
mond on the 18th Of December next
The Chairman appointed the following delegates vi,
DIT X Gusts, WIN. Catlin, w. c. Smith. w. B. sydnor
w N Barker, O. w. Pollard, John Hsv, j. 7. PrIddv
Hnh = WiSkbsu eso' W. RlsbEdlop, Jas, n, Toy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
OBJECTIONS TO LIFE INSURANCE. AN.
SWERED.

objection. I crBRof g5orf % insHr, nv lie
cents will nsnr. a. 600 n, 81. III,
Of man aged 80 the Ultimate fate OF family
IhSe amounting to even less than half dollar IT,
WIN your present income you unable make such provision
without ga you and :, Iiihog, our ineoms'
AHs'oerThere way in which small sun Of money can
policy your life because payment Of single SSsmi $.
% and At once very much larger than the
OF trade Besides securing this not in the
d will" your '"d'A'oT' " accumulate in any other way
OBJECTION hare sl7risHt already, and DO nse5 IL
dying have lef their families Experience has proved
he stability Of fortune duration Of lie
policy Of Insurance will family against The re-
NeoI do not Heef a. hdriHg neither ir Jrn,ly or de-
Company YORK viii issue You PofeT % in'u
yGa5se a, The age Of 90 s. 60 or 6 you
@ aIoTd you comfortable support in your old
Pday make. money By iHsIrin0 my S "'' ''"''
by insurins IN the Mutual e Company Of
the uroht' This Company established he rssTa plan the
among The the most eaita being divided
OBJECTION lose an hare paid HHabEs continue MP
AAsrs-You lose all The Mutual Il Insur,ncs c,
payment vii assure your representative At your deaih re-
veL'onaTy sum equivalent TO the value Policy
Ne for surrender ~ ~ Wv '"'
an aye''Hfd single man. but insure
4g;.,Ths essential condition is good hep,
and OF The continuance Of this have therefore
Ee ySG snioy y VIII cost les at the younger
Ahssr-lthe duty be that you ought TO perform
The only way 10 meet the Is insure amount man
proportion to the admonishes YOU 70 no Lone
s delay The performance duty important depend
9s5fioH.71s policy may not De PAID osFc,s aon,,o,.
Of tn. Mutual Life Insurance cono,, n
your nve.sns large accumuatsd fund 'o o s9s '1sS o.
undsnabv safe and to meet ali isk
these do not constitute security where will you
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
W. W. MALLORY, see'y. " AM ''''''"' y" ""'
10 The Directors Of the Riehaond and York River Rail

10 The Directors Of the Richmond aud York Rirer Rail
Road
GFNrtrNEN Learning that you arc shortly TO hold
meeting wnch inc Passenger rates will be determined
consideration.
In the first place it will not I think be denied that
no Rail Road can hope TO carry many way passengers
presently which does not fix the cbsrrc At such rat, m
10 make II to the direct interest of persons living
on the line OF the Road travel by Rail- for the people
are going to use that conveyance which, time and other
things considered appears to be the cheapest and Farm.
ers generally, in such hurry as to be willing
10 pay large price Tor the purpose OF saving one or
TWO nours ms applies especially TO those living within
any thng less than twenty miles of Richmond.
Now, understand that you are going TO fix basis of
five cents per mile which Is believe higher than tina,
OF any other Road in the State and think little in.
rcstgaton into the condition of the large majority of
'ne people hrng near the line of your Road will con.
vince YOU that such rate would prevent at least four
out OF every five of them from travelling bv Rail execpt
on rare anu urgent occasions they can 20 in their
own eonreyances much cheaper Now knotr this To
oc uue' win regard to many, and think t will hold
goou IN majority OF also believe that can
be most clearly demonstrated that the lower the fare
provided exceeds the actual cost Of transportation
the greater will be the revenue
Again let us look at the injustice, rather partially
OF the rates NJ present charged Take for instance the
turnout In miles from Richmond the charge between
winch places Is nifty centsus FIVE cents per mile Now
cross the river two miles further and we have to paw
sAhNe cents or httecn cents for the last two miles,
Nah any one snow me the justice policy of such a
SYSTEM This ought by all means 10 be altcred-for IL
YOU desire to make Road popular in the country
you viii carefully avoid nythng which has such an APP
pearance OF partislity.
could 20 on and ill sheet after sheet with reasops
against high passenger fare, but have neither time nor
Inclination To do so, and present the above with the sim
gle desire that t may direct YOUR attention to the sub
ject, careful investigation of which will certainly r.,
pay, with interest NEW KENT
New Kent Co, Sept 50, 1859.
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VIII not suppors Him.

The Democratic candidate Cor congreSs in the Third
Congressional District in Georgia Col A NJ srEKR. has
declared ON the stump that he would for Doug
las for President IL nominated by thonsa~d Charleston
Conventions"
And yet many Democratic Journals here in Virginia,
the brdHHer among the number declare their willing
ness support Douglas il nominated by only oxr Charles
ton Convention. Il win thus be that the Virginia
Democracy far from being keenly alive to the
rights and interests of the South as the Georgia Democra.
cy And yet all of them Douglas included stand harmo-
nously together on the Cincinnati platform and are
members of the only national party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
EnailY RIennrd-

Every Democratic Convention that meets 1.-THE vari-
Gus States, TO nominate candidates For State Officers
passes resolutions approving Mr.. Buchanans Admins
'rauon' aud endorsing Senator Douglas principles.
though the policy of Mr. Buchanan Administration and
the principles of Senator Douglas ARE diverse and diff
ferent black and white Strange to saw both Mr. B
ehanan and Mr. Douglas are highly delighted this mode
and each solemnly believes this moment
that he is receiving the cordial appreciation of the party
Certainly these distinguish mortal foes must be easily
pleased, when each grrediy accepts compliment to
himself, which eontaips equal compliment to the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

IHE CALoRic ESGiSE ~ PRIN1ISG.-The Northampton
Mass Gazette thus records the triumpbs of H. ,a %
loric engine -
1T goes like clock Putting and blowing. Il tugs
away AZ ITS work like boy at his stent Hundreds of
people have been to see It, What makes 90 asi
one. where Is the waterP asks another What the
deuce wont they get up ne1tY And on il goes =
what that blowing OHg That is the escape of hot air
when more beat H generated than is needed to drive the
press it passed of through the escape pipe No wa
t"r used fire is built in the little furnace and the
wheel set IN motion, and away il goes Il needs no at.
sohuon' any further than 70 keep the fire burning Any
boy can manage IT, Aud besides driving the press 4,
gives all the heat necessary 70 warm the room in the
coolest weather. IL can consume but little fuel and
therefore cannot cost much TO H. II is the cheapest
power in the world. When first act mn tbe d,,G -
not good and i failed to show its power but that diff
Guilty has been overcome, and now IL goes like ton -
Three cheers Tor the caloric printer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

A ToUcHiNG NEETISG.-An efFecting and highly dra-
matte incident occurred about week ago in the neigh
borhood OF Milan. The Certosa as the name indicates
- Carthusian monastery situate distance of 10 miles
from Mian,and between that city with Pavia The church
monument OF rare beauty ceming with costly
ana noble works OF art is object of atrac.
ton to all travellers visiting that part of It,lv Tn.
monks TO the number Of 81 subjected TO the sever
est discipline, and are allowed TO sneak CT
ceP on those rare days wheH in accordance with their
statues, faint ray of comfort is suffered 10 steal unon
the solitary gloom of existence dedicated 70 praver
aud bodily modification. body of French officers on a
visit to this remarkable spot had obtained leave from the
superior to attend vespers which are performed everv
afternoon az three o'clock in the magnificent choir of
the church by the whole monastic body One of the vi
stcrs was observed 20 fix his eyes nteny on the
tenance OF monk, who was like the rest engaged in
the act OF chanting the service Suddenly TO the sur
Prise OF all present he sprang forward with cry caught
the monk in his arms, and strained him to his bosom In
long and fervent embrace. The monk was in fact a
brother lost for many year his family and supposed
to be dead The Carthusian sobbed aloud but faithful
to The rule OF his order which prescrbes absolute silence
held his peace until signal from the superior permitted
his overstrained emotion TO find relief 10 words Nv a
special relaxation Of the regulations Of the society The
brothers may meet again twice before the departure of
the regiment, 70 which the attached separate them
anew and forever The truth Of the anecdote which
have just related Is guaranteed me by friend who
received It from Of the party in duestion-L,,,
corresPo"dsnt ofhs Morning Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

LATER FRoH HAvANA-The steamer Granada at New
York, from Havana, brings advces the Esd instant
sugars were very heavy, with hundred and eighty
thousand boxes on hand. Nothing doing in freights-
Exchange on New York at from four and half to
I'VE and half per cent Havana very healthy for
the season OF the year In twelve years from 1917 the
cooe trade employed hundred and sixteen vessels
which took away fifty thousand of whom forty two
thousand five hundred and were landed alive in
Cuba, seven thousand six hundred and TWENTY-FIVE UNI
Il. 20 per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
o. F.. b II T. = EE.
NfkAL AutNT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Professor JAMES B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.

ls Company Offers the following peculiar advantage. to per
l. sons intending to insure q, sse. .. ass.; ~
Are .ss than those % any other Life Insurance Company
s5.1SO.ooo.OO.
TnE PROPORTION OF ITS CASH ASSETS
10 the amount a. ,k srea,er than that any Life Ins
THE RATES OF PREMIUM
paSls il aSSsnS s %' ss 81 ss LIE Com
low rate Of noI,sy among the insured consequent on NEST
THE MORTALITY
4ss Sa nar ns, .. an,
experience has been made knOwna highest degree
rHE NuMRER OF LIVES
copsy GnsS sss ha s. 81 Any other Life
for operation. s ~ 'P'
of the Company exclusively on bond and
on re. estate ia the City and New York. WORTH in each
per cent The ody and security this disposition Com
Parties intending to insure respectfully requested to OBJ
IAN n ms oS%Pnny which afford variety inform
lEra n the principal oer No 81 broadway or from any OF
r. onsH;. Of hi. company conducted
d"c'"g Hs<-y alone, being equtaby divided anon.
the assured
The foowing descriptions Of Policies by this Compa
quarterly, a, the option OF the party assured W
s vim @ are s.1ed for The whole term NE
party assured to the person en,ed,o receive
d0o%Thse also payable, prints at the death Of The
Sa' issued to per
purpose and payable the party on attaining
tain 90 s. CO. 63 or In before ary
ing at that to his heirs assigns.
9Th ENDOWMENT PuiiCEs ron p,x.hl.
when child aa'ns the Is a. or upward :.
WIN or without the return Of the total premium paid
the party assured does not attain the specified are
u dtri1ehd rfg ccaL
ceved since the LIST fby 1888 Of Pebr
iS This reyersOnAry dividend additional
The age OF the party assured from i2O per
upon the total participating premiums paid
l BY recent act Of the Company Polciss
which have existed two dividend
ha. been declared can dispose OF portion OF
ton OF their annual Premium will purchase
part or the whole OF such Policies al am -
Annuilr. hv The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

BATTLE oF YORKTOWN ~ BAIrINoRE-The annivcrsa.
of the byte OF Yorktown will be celebrated in this city
10y the fifth regiment of Mary land volunteer militia
They will hold grand levee the Front Street Thea.
tire, which has recently been thoroughly renovated aud
all the companies will join in the celebration. The
loung Guard battalion of Richmond, Va will also be
present. and the Association of the Defenders of Ralt
more in 1912, a. has accepted invitation to attend
The arrangements are in the hands of committee of
which Col A. r. Schutt is chairman and there is very
Bait. Sryl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

A. lNvENsE BTp OF OYSTERS DiscovrPgp-Tbe New,
York papers have found oyster bed They say that
la. week party Of five oystermen while M long Is.
Ina 9onnu accidentally discovered oyster he'd of
Eaton's Neck, Long leland, about opposite Norv,It
Conn., which upon examination. proved TO be At leas.
three miles 10 length by in breadth the bed being
least loot thick, and composed NJ the largest Fast Rv
efs even seen IN tbis market The DISCOVERIES swors
each Other 70 secrecy and resolved 70 make their for
tunes but one Of tie party going among the oysterep
OF O Island b1rey betrayed the secret for $500 The
result has been that over two hundred vessels have been
az work on The bank fishing mp the bivalves and planting
them ior market purposes. % Monday last a steantrg
went up, and, DO few hours landed over FIVE hundred
bushels at Rocky Point, Long Island which for quality
and sile said surpass ANYTHING that ever coue
from Virginia water' u is further stated that the bed
B. worth over million Of dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

SfbrcfIoN.-d Frfh'r's Rsycpgs.-Buena Vista Ten.
nes'ce, was the scene Of tragedy few DAYS since
Some weeks since Mr. John r. jackson an opulent gen.
icman Of that village, informed that biz daughter
lovely girl Of eighteen, had been seduced by Dr. Bunch
lie forthwith sought the who had brought disgrace
upon HE name and demanded that he should repair the
wrong by marrying his victim. The doctor declined =,
the time, and Jackson gave him three weeks 10 recons
aer or leave the country At the expiration Of that time
Bunch stu declining 70 heal the wounds he had inflicted
the determined parent FESTIVE with the sense Of wounded
honor aud desperation, shot Bunch down In his Office
ne died instantly Jackson delivered himself into ousto.
isu-LoidgViNs Com,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES n FISK

At meeting Of The Board Of Public Works, the 26,h
IRON Charles r. Fss ESQ Chef ESrns c
ton and Ohio Railroad dated the 2st SEPTEMBER 1859 requsn
against him in articles which recently appeared in ns~ps
he carefully SonsiiTsd '' Jay presented TO
charges were MT addressed presented the Board
by any testimony and om the circumstances attending their
personal feeling rharges as these were prese3te ; ,b
49, @ SgHn any oee IN rs employment would be deemed
o. lusuee 20 ne Interests OF the state
himself to maze as thorough Investigation the
only to The board and not m se
eus directly in coaaicr With The iHowge Of the e e1rs par
& 81 s member o. ne Board, acquired during
~ iGionnsion obAned from an inspection examination Of
ms w9 and that which to he found in the one!
items Of the charges whlSb s NJ r,1,son o. those
h,oits and his oal administration Of the Coync
IN he empoymen' of the Board conduct Of the Hoard H.
I Oe oy me members Of the Board, ana by the
@ ., , o. hsiF preceding and y charge affecting
TsPonsble authority the most thorough cation by Them
But seems 10 the BOARD that at,emp, any investigation OF
& e4 eng IN TIE neuspapsr articles referred in the
Ia "a an s.p9n'ss form aud not addressed the ioad
Rolred by ne Brd That however natural and audabe the
We charges Tsieed TO- II Is not deemed her necessary
Board collectively and Individually Mr. Fisk the earnest
v and un,pr o i .DS sd experience sHd bis ndel.
degree shaksn or In any wise affected by the charges
Rs.ol,cd {,tssr That Mr. Tk be respectfully requested
proceed With the discharge Of his official chief Eng
"e f. ~ tng S T, and ohio Railroad
Charles FISK p S'fh So Se sGG le, .%
together The letter ot ST rE to b si pd RGsa
ed in one more o. the Richmond newspaper
true copy:
oel-tt Secretary fihe Board o. Public Works.
~ Inspections or FLOUR, Richmond for the i.t quar-.
2.i96 bbs Family
i5t} bbi. Extra supernns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

Htc denocrtic prints which manifest much solic-
Hudc about tbc rights Of H. SOUTH really believe these
rights vl be impored 10 the approaching Presidential
couesvby don't they blubbcrng and 20 sdvoca-
ding Southern whose feelings and interests are
De- ed VT b s0it--srC.s PrsadsBsy. The! sTs