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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
EsCEEN0NN AGENCY
OPTIIE
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
ms RANCE COM PANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.


Ygye COMPANY offers greater advantages and
others than any Company chartered IN the State by nEung
with without pr MUM note. II the applicant prefer he
pay the premium In cash by becoming
member, giving small premium note he ncsy onea
charged by Companirs when ins1rng
ally. This She aGyanihg resulting from The combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRIsCIPLE.
This Company eomaenced sung Policies against loss dam
age by the 18Th day March, s since which lime
thousand hundred persons have Insured ard become
members Of the Company and $4,000 have been psd for
losses
E-A Differences 10 settlement may determined by
Aaiors a the CouHty where such loss hap
pened 10 be mutually chosen Company
OFFICERS.
HENRY W. THOMAS, President
7. n ROBERTSON. Wee President
THOS T. HILL, Treasurer.
wM WRIGHT Secretary.
JANIS CLOSE Aciuary and General Agent
Appucauos ais
Policies renewed Pamphlets blank forms OF Application and
cry information the subject ofFre Life Insurance furnish
ed gratiG on application personally or by mail, to
COOKE CLOSE,
General Tnsursnce and Collecting Agents
0PFTcE In Exchange Hotel Building. 4h Richmond, Va
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III q. FOSTER, s. A, o.
Ill. RANDOLPH hes fr sale oil tbe
late Publ cations
Prankn Fam Letters from h Family and Fends splen
d Tin t3jN
Ind a-Anrien Mod Geographical. Historical, Pol cal
and q, ,ious By u O. All II, D. u. ~
Rushs Produ1ions-Hsories Diplomatic tni hlsceaneous-
S22a
Life Of nathan Trubu sr of Connecticut BY J..
W. Stuart 81.
Hayuards Book al Reg 81 %
Our Press Gang or the Crimes Of the American Newspapers ny
A Wilmer. Toe
Daring Exploits Of N. Buccaneers Of America N25
Excursion Amorg the Poets By c. Foster o. A 4l25
Living Rep NATIVE Meo BY J.hn Savage tl %.
Cami le o., the Cam iia Lady by pumts flI5
Judge abutons Works. vos Sam sicks Sayings and Do
ings wi his opinions Matmony, I5i Nature and Hu-
Natu Ic. The AitNche Sam Slick Ia England, hc
Sam Slick Ia Search OF Wife, T5s ocilG-it
DRIME WESTERN BACON SIOFs, for sale by
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WHITE GOoDS.-ws hsvc In store OF or oWn Ina.
w portat'On, c0Hplete assortment Of
While Ctr b les aud Jac5nrtts
Rock and Hull MusIns
p'ain and Checked Nlns00ks
Ei-lops add Victoria Lawns
III IN and Dotted svss Mullins
Checked and striped Cambiics
BlLuc; Cords
Corded Drnities
India TWiIs
Fucnliu = Dimllies
ir.h Linens of xrll known makes
Linen Tshe Damisks
Dsnask Table Cloths and Napkins, part OF extra
quality
Towss
Doylics, &c. &c &C.
All n which tl-r To The trade at rfJy i,,c prices
selj KkET PAINE co.
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- No adVerlenen % Be consitled ~ NE monl o. yaF
Hne lpeeaed The Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tEeen the psrtes
An advertcment marked the copy for IPeched
Insertions vii Be continued until ordered and payment
enacted accordingly.
- REGUIta AnuEEf avoid misunderstanding
parto the Annual Advertisers C Is proper state dtac
their privileges only extends 90 their Immediate business Real
ratc legal and an other Advertisements sent b. them 70 be
additional charge and no vvriation
and General Agents Alve Neens not 20 be
inserted BY the but 20 be charged a. the usual rates auhect
30 such discounts ~ shall be agreed upon
~ Booksellers and yearly Advertisers generally, engaging one
squares Wh the privilege % change shall not their
yearly average In any week insert than the asuut
ayrcd the standing under thc contract and a eKcee
Aug such amount % b. charged az che usual rates.
Alverecnts Inserted IN The SeWreky Whg al Tb centl
square lines or the d Insertion, and so cents
oer llnare ilr each conlnulnce. o. seety cents
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1880. AND 1850.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
OF CLOT Fl I N e.
Sim : on II Miller
Manufacturers ana Dealers In
SUPERIOR CLOTHING.
VEhAvs open IIs Main stock Of olOthnsOf
w every variety sys and quality, at very low prices
''-~ BUSINESS AND DREss COATS.
French. Eagl,h and American Cas-, Pants
Furnishing Goods, OF every dtser'pt
Every cc ~ thing the lowest prices AZ ls Main ST. op
posi,s Mitchell Tyler's seq SIMPSON MILLER
NOTICE
VuE having wade change In bis business the let
that shoul be closed he would therefore, ask o.
hh old friends and forward and discharge their
ther patronage 70 The concern OF sPNCG GAkf
No 100, cor. Maia and 18Th sta
Richmond, Aus. %, 1850. aa2s
COMPLIMENTARY.
HAVE THIS day associated with me- In The Merchant Tailoring
Royton Mrckahug Co. Va said CcParnerhP TO date from
jay ls S The bGnrs WhervAer be conducted under the
Grateful Tor the very 0ers patronage IhAye received for the
past 20 years would most respectfully ask eoninaanes OF The
jysi No. 100 corner Of Main and is,h street
IMPROVED RREECH YOEE SHIRT EMPORIUM.
GentlCmenS Furnishing Goods
NyE have on hand over $40 dcE shirts. al prices qualities
w and styles. which closing out a reduced prices
These shit, an nade wih The famous Improved French
Our ssortment Of Tics and Caya be beat ia The city Of
Rchuaud
We ayu call attention 10 our large stock Under shirts and
DrsS, ~hch mn and contains full lines 10 sls, Gauz'
Mrrinrc1 lnru aud Cotton
We have ucrr facilities for making SHIFTS TO order, al
th- possible lni,r, and perfect a. warranted
Also, oa hand, Gue stock Of Really Made Cloih.ns,
iel5 No - Main Street, Cor lithSt
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pRIME WESTERN BACON SIDES, for 81 6'

XITEsT JOHNSTON'S . ......,
SONGS.
Were Soldier by stig author Of Brightest Eyes, Dream
OF Home kc.. 3Dc.
Dawn by the River side ByJ O. MAeder 2jc.
The Cot BY the Hill by Babcoek, 23c.
Helen Clare; Song and Chorus BY Henry TUCKER 25c
The Gipseys Pre- liition BY Adelaide Cinnon, 25e
Sweetest Love u Not Forget Thee by H. Tucker, 2or -
Morning. Noon Night Miss Thee by W. O. Peters, 25
INSTRUMENTAL.
Eeux Reveres By WIN. Mason:
No 2, Au soir, zoe.
Mtile It Polka By VIM. Mason, 5Oc
la syphde Parls'ehnle Moroccan Bran by Chhel 'ossi
50c.
Best Friend Polka by j. II. McNaughton, 5oc.
Trotiy Horse Polka by j. II McNaughton, zoe.
L. Aniazone Mazurkl Caprice BY A. W. Berg, o0s
Porrestlna Polka. By RaIsiira Hash Hodgs 3Oc
silver star POLKA by Adelaide Cannon, 25e
Dxcs Land Come Out tn Wdernss, Bonny Elosc &c, Ae
Music postage address upon receipt OF pe'
Orders promptly at ended 70 wh.n aldrss-edto 70
oc1i-It Mu,ic Dealers and DaOAbinde1, i45 Main 81
yEA-we have in store s. half and packages
the ch eest Gunpowder and ooong Teas which We onr
TO the trade reasonable terms. - . .,,
se25 WlNSTOh PoW't@
LNRRSH BUTTER.-27l legs, choice and fresh Just re
L eelvei per steamer oe5-dlw WIN WALLACE SONS
GAME BAGS, &C
just received dirsci from e FaanfciUrers fn EngiHd
splendid hnc Illuminated Steel and SHD I"tt Doupe
Iiael Guns we'll worth the attention OF all In want Also Game
Bl Shot Belts Ponehes Powder and q Rasks Ely doHh
ces WILLIAMS ELLIOTT,
81 Main ST.,
oeo-dlwclm Nea-iy opposite 81. Charles Hotel
SOLR LEATHRR.-eSl slees. tr sale BY
= ceja LEWIS wEeR JOHN g. WADE
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rERMs:
Daily Paper % par Annan; seesky, eS; WseEy, eS a.
lays advancc RemtAnce1 nay be made a. s sk or re
Pa6hers In an eases evidence Is taken TIE dPont Of
slierln ths Post once containing money
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

LIYEIlPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $4,000
lNAUAL INCOME, S2,2AO,OO0l
Daily Revenue S1,sOO.OO.
INVESTED lN Tls UNITED SrAriS, OVER 9soOtOl
AZ pisrs1rs PcrsHigEy HlH t's yr As Eagcgs1isa q
tis C'4spsfEY.
WETE respectfully a rtca Oh the security o the Liverpool
w kl1 London nsuflu-e C,upSuy. policy hollers
largc cash capital and Investments, stated above.
capital and Income 1 thc Cop.ny enable % take
lines parties requiring ofinsurlure
o. addition thc ordinary ndr % Insurance This Coupauy g
EpRIN NENT POLICIES the psy leut % TAN iNN T.
A. PREMIUMS Property t, hrnscorth, FEtMiNsflLf y
INSURED The Policy be cancelled any me, and The pre-
riialn viii be- returned less per cent
It's Company uin uakr Insurance hy losa % Rec By Pre-
and most liberal prin -ipls.
Unlr tc Pocc % h Company an elns are paid upon
aeaaan o. satisfactory proof % loss without ssut lo
iltsrea;; Ead nos us-ai ar prcsenia
Nln of prooL WORTH An q WYATT, Agents,
M O Man lLrre.. anlrr 8 Charl.a Mntal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

A MEXICAN GUANO.-loO tons sarviS Islands or Amer
.ni--u A. = Ike, the Dock.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

nICKLING VINEGAR AND SPICfS.--Rseylyed
I sr packet Snhfcd, IS bbls. Wllioas CiDEk VINE
QlR We aso have assortment Spices be
= "a h thls eitv MINIS q co.
81 corner 81 and Main
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ImPOKrANT NOtICE.-By The use OF HOIZEs ceie.
hrated SWISS LEATHER PRHsERvATyg, pair of
Shoes be MADE TO last .ong prevents
from cracking and makes so du-ab and pco fold
by seal JAS DUvAL Druggist, Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

yEA-we have in store s. half packages
OF the eh eest Gunpowder ooong Teas which offer
10 he trade O reasonable terms. -
WINSTON \ POWbF@.
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~ have this ived lot ~ the above medc e. uhIh
pure Also, pure Medic n Brandy Wine
for sale n bottles, This Brany aud Wine of superior quail
ty. W. L. wARING,
eQi No Broa .hoy. OH
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-01
Finding Fault with your Children

IL -
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r""'' O'' '''! ''"," "o'" MA! ''
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bo, oLiIi ;"%,'., "To "o"' NV I''',' 10 ,''e
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nom ' sl"5,',I"..''' I '! "n'" n'. e,'"u'eI' u"
she sec. aU .nr,I - |.%"! ry",'s 'me'i "ny"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-01

NOW, my child, farewell EudeavOr tu
tread carefully and holly the thornv path,
! that leads TO life eternal; bear tie cross
awhile, and you will wear that crown
through countless ages.
Take that book and she pointed TO
one on table near by, and read TO me
the prayers for the dying, for my end
draweth very near and | will soon be
where the wicked ceato from troubipr
and the weary are at restr
took the book aud, though il cbok.
ing voice, c"uliuued to read for the space
OF h,teen minutes. md then look nw up |
discovered that only the lovely cashct law
before me. The cnfranchiscd soul had
burst its bonds anG SCARED on ANGELS
wings 10 realms Of bliss.
lie: face was placid as a sleeping in
tsnt's the long dark lashes Law u pou the
waSen cheek, and the attenuated hands
were to'ded above the puse!ess losom.-
"eniiy and without sigh had
"Shr closed her eyes and stood in peace
Before a smiling God"
There was no wild burst Of gIi,f as |
looked upon the beautiful clay, bur Soo,h
lnglv, AS tails the summer rain, The tears
dropped one 10y one from my c,e,, until
my soul was filled with awe not unmin.
gIed with happiness. for tie heart sore
and earth. weary pilgrim had entered up.
on her rest.
Norselessly | left the room and pro
ceeded to call those whose duty 1t vas to
prepare the body for intcrm4nt | Law
awake long that night, pondcring upon
the sad story that had been rEa, .ay un
io!ded 10 me. had never known for
whom | WAS named. While al, Of m,
brothers had received some family nam, .
| alone had been called for rouc Of IN,
relations. Once | had questioned ul
mother upon !hc subject aua she bad al.
swered that it was fancy u,u.r ,r,,ow,.
upon me "y my father. Now l,.,.
that 1t was ia memory of the i,,l ..,y %
his youth, that my sire had cr''rd nc
Gertrude perhaps, too, that WAS why /
was 50 much dearer TO himtlan hi, u,l.
er children.
The next day, sl,rouded in the sam.
sable costume, which sh" had worn -.
,''e-'"r rosary ana cruch lying upon
m ,'e' =. I.'"'"'e p"Son-'he remains ct SISTER
C'c'''' "''" consigned to Their final Jos
u's r"r'' ~" tai r"p.n'' sighed
'''""'"'"''I III Tie o'yez' ana "' Aai"rr
wore Saucer aspect To my VISION, n-
w" ""' t""' o",h sisters a"" nnW'S
SOW! "en"e" 'he'r way TO the htt'e en-.
e'oST''' "n'''' guarded as II were by the
eIooIt," e. "1,.' 81 our i'%emPu""' tue ashes "'
we utP"'''' S's'efho3d 'epoSed.
:" '"o '"'"''"''' ""o'. my i''h'f ''Ih"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-01

SIMPLE Cure FoR CHOur.-Wc find
in the Journni Of Hcoith, the following
simple remedy Tor this dangerous disease.
Tho," who have passed nights OF agony
AZ the bedside OF loved children, will
treasure uP as valuable piece of IN
formation If child is taken with
Group, apply cold wn'cr--ice water. II
possible--suddenjy and freely to the neck
and chest with u sponge. The breath
ing will instantly be relieved. Soon as,
possible let the sufferer drink as much no
1t can, ten wipe it dry. cover i. up warm
ana soon quiet slumber will relieve the
parents anxiety, and lead the heart in
,bankluIuess lc the Power which has
given 70 The pure gushing fountain such
medical qualities.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-01

y girl out West having professed rei-
giOn was so extremely happy that she
was afterward heard singing at the top Of
her voice that old hymn, THE love of
God is coming down. &c. Nothing stops
her from singing this song. One day old
Jowler, the house dog, came in while she
was singing and helped himselfto a piece
Of mea. that was on the table. Polly,
observing tho noVemcn, of JowlsS, con
tindng her favorite song said
"lf yon don't 90 out III knock you down,
Halle IalIelgah,
You nasty, stinkin, lop.eared hound,
O, glory llaIleluiah"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
HERALD NOVEMBER a. lseO-TRIPLE

fer the sake Of keeping the Union together and as for
Furnishing the niger stealers that can be done
ttey say when the thieves are caught But thu "a
not all the South demand They demaud the right 10
take their sa property into the comon OF
the Union and that Congress shall protect il there the
esme a Is would any other private property And few
tpubicsns are growing In the knees even on this
point Some are already ing to take the back track
en- tner posop that Congress has the right 10 prohibit
slavery In the Territories II theas herners will with
draw from theirs that Is the duty Of Congress pro-
bility that some npromie may be offered at toe
preaching session Of Congress wth view TO harmonic
tbese extreme interests but fear the period OF
mises past, and that nothing hut reconstruction OF
the federal compact the Union from dissolution.
The father OF the compromise OF 1850 Henry Cav died
In the room adjoining that In which am writing
and II his spirit could witness feeling or intense and
undRused bitterness raging In the bosoms OF Southern
eTs sRsnst the people OF the NORTH and could al the
same time behold the condition Of the Northern sent
ment on the subject OF slavery entertained In the all
the excan atiorAlasi the day OF compromises has IN
deed passed. Wee TO my country
Personal inveetgaton will convince any one that the
hostility 81 section Of the Union 70 the other 90 the
NOME ptous question OF human servtnde 10 more tho
rough and bitter than ever entertained among the
French and geh during the devastating wars OF tae
early periods among those rival nstonr Is posi-
bic then that two pcoplss-for must try
be term, At this crsis-can live In the bonds OF smty
plan Of mntr government The idea OF coercion s pre-
por,efous Eight te, millions Of free people, like those
the South be coerced and their demands for
equality Of righs under the present spy future cons
tuition bound tn be respected sep s,ion the
evitable couseq uence
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herself 10 take ny thousand dollars worth OF
nuay for I've years, from Major Ripley ia accordance
With the proposition OF that gentleman and that q nego
taton be entered into between South Carolina Georgia
and Alabama, 10 fix upon q site for the armory.
He probably WIZ recommend what the Legis-
h'ure has already Anticipated him in, that
70 arm The State At the earliest practical period
70 prepare for the first overt sc ina part OF the fede
raj government Ills believed however, tina, the State
wen armed already for in addition the arms In the
arsenss, many CT which OF the most approved pat
term the existing law under which the military OF the
State organized requires each man 10 have his IN Ore
arms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ruR BLOCKADE QUESTION m cosgRgss.
lrrnm the Cnarl3aton Mercury, Nov %

from the CHARLESTON Mercury, Nov 20
All re guatiops Of commerce arc 10 tbs hsuds o. Con-
grrse AZ the are, the people OF the Nnitsd
Satxe have right 20 trade With eyery nation OF the
earth They presume thai al people with ~ho they
NOT At war are fencs To make south Csro,laA ex.
ceps,ca 10 snv cay must be done BY 40, of Coz
grvss Oas suoh Get be passed
Let consider the suoieet In the lowest and col feg
vew Tho peope Of the United State have unrsstrossA
msrc'sl relations With Bsyti ant Lisora end have
Commercial as,nts N supe and promote int
tbcee rsgoos Inc aooltooats q Tia North, 80
content With sgeh reisens Insist that shl sskuow
ledge them equals and have neayo azsassadoeS a.
Warrington 70 rspyesen, their dignity A very leo
ycAss matters ien 70 their course. would 80 this
policy realized NoS, IN tais stats OF thrgs, south o.
ona, slAvesosdipE State, In tbs heart OF ths eneA
eceds nom The Union. ana IL proposed ~ an - -
Cpess 20 fnrce Vie Southern ssos 70 give up all Goa.
nersiL Intercourse with her Through the genssal Co.
vevnmtnt they only have snsssctsd trade vsA the
fee bl 1s stAus d Hayu and Lhsrs, but 70 saoesrsSa
intercourse With the latter has been peopossd 70 .u
line Of huge steamships at cost Of not Lees te nnecs
m,n OF doisys and protscs has rcocsed We sanc-
tlor " q fosmer sdrins,retioa.
DOCS any man In bis believe tAe southern 5iAtss
Will limit 10 BE- OIL W Iav IRON al commercial In
trcourc with slave hcldicg state % thel, midst, vhih
The govern nsst 10 heating The world ever Cor Afrcu
and Ass.l. ssrbazass vlb zsou coaclgto tssails
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.


M caold'or Brgsnnirg to Bci-Artrai y Mcr'-, Of
ConsrtS--Ho~ TIN Csrwin Amons ne Prs o. Hard-
Cairs WlaT.rinsr-T r,sd~ri L,ncoiu % % 70 hs Va
hcrot- Aoosn,i frcrn Ne sgh Hatred sece,n ne Too
stiurs-7h Day q C,Hyrcmac PAD and n, Day a,
DiIolstiOr AiTrrachirg ds fa
The csudron begins 10 hoi- Members Of Congress are
beginning 10 show themselves, and few strangers Gu.
rosty norgers claim seekers ani lobby arc already
haDd The Hon. Tom Cor~in has arrived and is stop.
ping 81 the NatloIai be looks AZ fresh a. jane rose
There &c Cabinet ~hisperngs 10 conncei 70 with his
name The coming week yin city overaouing
with the cream Of American political society, and the 90
scoce Of political rascaty. WIZARDS opened yes,er.
day, and tidy II the entire establishment had JUS,
emerged IRON an uphostcrcrs banibox. rhc National.
and Us popular resident physicisu--pr Joaes-~hoss
physc hat 70 time dssgreeable 70 take-is spruced
ur for the season. Browns ami the Unted states are
also armed car ape FOR the coming tournan neat o.
busintfs The Clarendon has been newly furr shcd aud
rcvam ped ard all the other public and ~ the private
houses really fcr the approaching rush Pfesaen,
Lincoln, ls now understood, wul tsrry al the National
during the interval between biz arrival here aud his sd
vent iato the White House.
Accounts from the south agree that uplew the North
cocsent repeal their Personal Liberty bis aud make
On sncst 10 destroy or punish their orsasired bands
that are engaged In the business Of running OF slaves
ard corvoyisg them their way 70 Carsia VIA tho
underground railroad. all hope Of settlement OF the
exs,icg difficulties N at end sentl ncot entcrtsinet
BY prominent politicians here. thrse who are nov dcn
taed repubas party ths the Slaves Of Maize,
Nefmoot Ner Hampshire, and even dsssechnse.h, can
be Induced 70 rcpcsi their Unconstitutional Liberty bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
THE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

RIcHnoSD, Va, Nov. 20, 1900
Hon. Edmund Rufr, Of Virginia, arrived here to day
from sosh Carolina, having failed far to hitch Virginia
to South Carolina Mr.. Huain is al honest d.unionist
be admitted this evening In the presence OF several gen
temen that be was for disunon, no matter who had
been elected.
grand mass meeting Of all those who in favor OF
the tnon viii be held al Fncaste the second Monday
In December.
committee of conference Of the different banks in the
city agreed TO day to receive oeposi, OF all
the solvent banks in the State the wheeling hanks and
the Valley Bank branches at s,auuion and Char
excepted.
The Treasurer o. the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road gives notice 10 day shat from and after
this Gate be will be prepared to cash the Interest
coupons Of the frat and second mortgages the
pany, due in New York the Let OF January 1861 with
out discount for prepayment.
few Of our merchants held a meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association TO day relative to tho
OF exchange between Richmond ant Northern cities.
They however adjourned without coming any debate
conclusion.
The weather ia pcasant ard every ling quiet In the
metropolis.
DELEGATES TO THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.
ArGCsra Ga, Nov IS, 1860.
Hoo A. II. Stephens and Doctor Perkins have been
from TaiAfero county. Mr. stephens made oharao.
teristic conservative speech
THE SECESSION FEELING IN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE Md Nov "a. 1860.
An association, calling themselves the Southern vo.
lunec" displayed the Palmetto flag from their place Of
meeting to day. large mowd attracted by the
vey OF the thing and the Tag greeted with groans
and Kisses from the crowd and with plauds from the
Volunteers
Capt. Jones OF the bark Isabel displayed tbs Pal.
motto flag the OF his vessel this morning.
when all the shps IN the vicaiiy Immediately up
stars and stripes.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN GEORGIA
MACON, Ga, Nov. 20, 1880.
TIE nnI IrGAI1srSc srspssNoas USE
morning.
The bill lcgnsiug bank suspensions parsed the House
today nwi be vetoed by the Governor, but be again
paced the Veto All the Georgia banks win then
most probably suspend
It lie whispered there win be many heavy failures in
Savannah this wek Business rs PROSTATE every where
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK.
ArGrsrs, Ca, Nov g. 1860.
The banks TO day advanced their rates for sight drafts
on New York to q half per cent premium.
BANK SUSPENSIONS IN GEORGIA.
tAco,, Ga Nov g. 1850
The Manufacturers Bank OF Macon suspended this
morning
Bos,Hsts |, rrcsirate everywhere. II is WHISPERED
that tLsTc VI be many heavy failures In Savannah this
week.
SUSPENSION OF TIE TENNESSEE BANKS.
NASHVILLE Nov 20, 1860
Tie state Bans and oil the principal In tennessee
Suspended thls morning
PHILADELPHIA BANK STATEMENT.
PRitanKrmA Nov 20, 1890
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