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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04
VIM. L. meredith for Lincoln.

Wm. NJ. Meredith, of Philadelphia, one
of the most conservative and influential
citizens of Philadelphia, in letter just
published, declares for Lincoln. He says:
al see no reason why we should not all
stand where all the people of Pennsylva-
MIA stood together in 1920. was youth
at that time. 1t may be memory and not
Judgment that makes my heart throb now
us recall the things that then happened.
Vital principles do not decay with time
among healthy people. Such people
hold to their great traditions. AS he
lieved the opponents of the Missouri Com
promise to be the truly conservative. party
then, so believe the Republican to bethe
truly conservative party now, and sympal
tise as heartily with this as did with the
other ..s5-
As to your Presidential candidate, j
know him only from report and from q
perusal of some of his printed speeches.
Judging from them, l take him to be q
large minded man, of great research and
comprehensive views, and of decided but
wise and moderate opinions. He does moi
descend insthe inanities of artificial rhet-
oric, the eutanglements of -purposed am.
biguity, or the extravagNnces of political
declamation.5 Perhaps these may not bC
so essential to the character of a politic,l
statesman us seems to have been some
times supposed But MraLincoln appears
to me to have two merits, one of style ant
one of substance, which more than max
up any such deficiency, if it be. one. The.
are: first, that he says Whit he means; AM
secondly, that lesmeaus what he says"
III l.-I,. .,.----l 80 4-l--ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04
New YOTk -Paper NYarehOllSe.

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04

An editor says! says !41"on our outside will5be
found some fine Suggestions for raisinlg
aches we suppose that on his inside
ay be found the peaches themselves.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04
G. W. JOHNSON X i S0N \, lS-s.'.

m M"'Auf" cturers of Copper, TIN amd
Sheet Iron Ware.
HAVING AvALLED OURSELVES OF ALL T11p
IL. improved facilities, We better prepared now
man ever 10 I'LL all orders for nny article or work in
rue ABOVE lno OF business. E0lles and Conductors.
.;lae to order Steamboat work done in suSstHn-
particular attention to this branch of tIe tr"d .,
TyI guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
Mnoie"Sle Dealers we. can OTuG, Inducements ,thnt
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keep stock OF tholatest md most approved
"' Eoal ana Wood Stoves on hand at all times
q. w. JOuNSONs& & son,
;o ,... No. 1I9 Market Square
J'S-"N"'I VIII ceiling Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04
MANHOOD. -
HOW LOST, HOW REsTnREn.

. J"sf Published, IN a SeaIsa, EtUeIorr.
A AAhkCTuRE OK TIE NATURE. TIRE ENT Ann
RADICAL CERE OF SPERM AT5EHi16t! = ~ ~ StSD e
inal Weakness, Soxnnl Delity. Nervousness rn,I
l@Vonnaary Emissions, producing lnpoteucy, Cun-
BIT ROB. D. CULvEIwELL, NJ
The important fnctt that the avfnI csDsco,,o,,., :.
ssao4se may be etiectually removed without intr
n Hetcines or the dangerous applications of catlS.
paric devscS is here clearly demonstrated and tie
y surrey new and highly isllcCcaSfiil treatment an
Mu"pteq ny ne celebrated author fully explained by
loriSe1 =, and at the least possible cost thereby
Eo,uns all the advertised nOsrunis of tlo Ilay mis-
Will provo boon to thousands and th6nSanJI
sent under seal to address, post pGid on the
EEGepe oi Two postage stamps. 6y addressing llr
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Eaks accepted terms consistent with solyopcy md
fair profit.
Lq Lqoill0t'R:jmg girm 10 Insurance of D WELL INGS
and Coate'tsjor terms ef' one to fire years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-04

Ihere is some very good fun in the fol-
iow5ng ", from the Buffalo Republican:
[Scene-Inb bed, face to the wall-Strono,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2e 1860

consultation upon question that so deeply affects US ALL
From calm and delberite consideration OF the b6s.
mode of avoiding a common danger, much good might
result and no evil could
In thus proceeding We would show to the world cs
noon 10 exhaust every peaceabe remedy for the sou-
ton of our difficulties and firm determination to mair
tain our rights 'n the Unon il possible and out OF it
Such rtsp, too, would be but becoming mark of
respect 10 that considerable portion OF the people oil the
non-savet odng States who have ever been disposed TO
acknowledge US as equals the Union, and who have on
many occasions galanty struggled to secure our eons
tutioDal rights.
therefore respectfully recommend, that you invite
the Southern States to conference or such OF them as
NAV be inclined to into consultation with US upon
the present condition OF the country Should such COZ
ference be fouLd impraclcable then would recommend
the sending OF one or more delegates 10 our neignoong
States with the view OF securing concert OF action.
also think that the public safety requires recurrence
to our own people for expression Of their opinion The
will of the people expressed VIII be law oil action
with ALL and secure that unanimty 30 necessary IN an
emergency like the present
therefore recommend that a convention OF the peo
pie of the State be called TO assemble immediately after
the proposed consultation with other Southern States
shall have terminated.
The subject of our military dcfencAs will require your
carly attention. | would recommend thorough reof-
ganzaon of the militia aad the enrolment OF all persons
between the ages OF Is and 10 years. With such reg
ulation our muster roll would contain hundred and
ten thousand men.
would also recommend the formation Of corps of
ten thousand volunteers with organic ,tion separate
from the main body of the ma and that they be suita
bly, armed aud equipped.
That your proceedings may be conducted IN spirit oil
harmony and conciliaon aud that they will rebound to
the honor and welfare of North Carolina aid our com
mon country, is my iervent desire.
JOHN w. ELLIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

M HALF BTs Of Woods Carolina Family IiO= nrr
lUU ring
2nhaIfbh,s Of vorth Caroli1a Family shAd
y bbls Of Woods y. O. Fanily CT HtrrinEs
3AU0 lbs ri Mountain BuckwheGt
20 bags f'ost BuckSheat
IL tubs 81 sur eror Ere Butter
10 che do q and Gun powder Teas
u tking PoWd
George Jenkins family l. rd
Queen C'ty Hams
Ysmiy FiotT
II led 1Ay, HrAn Brownstuf, ShpstuG
Clean Oats ana Corn, &c. for sale BY
ROBsRT A. T. DABNEY,
oc91 Cor Broad and 1th Streets opposite the Theatre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
WAsnrNSroN. Nov. %. lsaN

W WAFTIINUIUNI IouV.
The administration received some additional ntei-
gence to day from Kansas showing that Montgomery
continuing his raid seizng property of the Government
well private property, and converting it to his own
le.
All the necessary steps have been taken by the Ad-
minstration to bring this notorious bandit suhecton.
II caught be will be dealt with very sumnary by Gen.
Harney
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

WARSAW, Mo, Nov. 22. 1860.
meeting was held here to-day for the purpose
Of organizing military company to go, il necessary TO
the1id OF our brothers the border. Resolutions
passed. among them the following -
Resoired That do not desire in any way to inter
fcre with Kansas Territory, its citizens while they
copne themselves to their own SOIL but We owe to the
citizens OF our own State duty when assaed by band
Of midnight assassins which pledge ourselves TO per-
form.
ResOlped, That, in our opinion the President should
at once take such decided and prompt action in the en-
orcement of the laws and suppression Of outlaws as the
eKgency OF the times demands aud that h is the duty CT
the Governor Of Missouri TO send and arms
along our Western border protect citizens aud
force the laws.
Various committees were appointed, when the meeting
adjourned uotil reNI Saturday.
The following handbiIl is now circulangithrOugh the
country -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

nyRRMRNOOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOOnS.
Il NO TIME LIRE TIE PHESENr s250NO WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION BARGAIEs-MOaE G0OGS THAN ROOM TO STORY
TBRM- LARGE sALRs SNAIL FRoFITs ANB QUICK RE
TuRNa-J MTlLHIsER 4 BROTHER, l3 BROAD STREET,
penrg PURCHASES from the large auction
Yora the prevailing psns rlees ther" and can
and thNt better rdge r iHr
UlORSy csnuot he ha In this market.
ladies' particular attention t. espeSfnly requested = The
priced medium and hh prced DREs
GOODS uad In any e-;ablhnet'l the ey without aay
exception.
1900 yls P0PLISs, SILK Fgures-e Csc, cost 50,
gO0O yds WnRSFEn vkNEfIANS-tO;. worth I6c.
IO0O yds All 81 POPlISs at Ite. and the yard.
bOOO Sd New Ure sss greatly below las, months pes
BAdclona force employ ed 10 walt the troRg OF Gus
expected and running OF the goods ap y at the
uar prcts for which l98 Broad street Is so famous
oeiS J. MiLLIIHEl BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
INPECTINE.
The Perkian Fever Charm.

LN0R e prevention and OF Fsoer and %.e and Bilious
Fersy This wonderful remedy brought the knowledge
the present pnpors friend who has been great
eler In Persia and The HOLY Land.
While going the river Erpl rates. he experienced
attack Of and Ague on discovering bis condition Of
Boamen frtn his person Aaa saying "Bedr tts
aud rer toH to Although lncredulous TO s yr
he compiled and experienced In edE relief and has since
eays found efssiaal protection from all rzaTious com
plants
further luyesgan he nl that the boatman attributed 10
saaco powers and said that could opl be ohtsned from
the Sometime Afterwards s gentleman In
Priest obtained from him the secret Of lis
Aon aud ascrand where the medicinal herbs were found
which compounded The vonderul virtues OF tbs arti
Gle induced full bee' In the minds OF the natives the
miraculous healing powers OF their Priests
Since his return 70 America has been tried With the harpest
by several Ladies and Gsnieen Of hgh character who
have given the most ungEa feJ praise Th. remedy having
specific h psa for handreds Of yel for the prevention
and Of Fever and Agpe and Bilious Peve is now offered
10 he American people
II will sent bv mall prepaid for m direct ons r ls use on re-
eeipt 81 dollar.
Principal Depot spi Aabaetoy lss Main ST. Richmond, Va
OfSs Commerce buljinr New YORK Address
Iy2-fy JnilN WILCOX A 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
THE KANSAS ABOLITION rORAY.

TIE DESIGNS OF M0NIGoNERY AND HIS BAN
DITS-ALL THE SLAVES IN SOUTHWEST MIS-.
souri, To BE SET FREE PREPARATIONS OF
THE MISSOURIANs TO REPEL THE INVADERS,
&c &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
TO ARMS.

WARSAW, Nov. 22, 1860
Our State has been invaded and friends murdered
by band of Aboltonis;s from Kansas under the lead
OF Montgomery Fort Scott has been taken by them,
the Circuit Court has been broken up and some Of the
Grand Jury aud clizeus murdered. Missouri is threat,
ened. military company il to be formed on Saturday
next and let the people come in Our country
is ia danger. Rally rally let prepare To defend our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
LIVERPOOL ANDLONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!

Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,0OOl
Daily Revenue ST,5OO.OO.
INVESTED ~ TIE UNTTED SrAfEs, ONER eS00OoOi
AZ DirscaDrs PsrsEd1y Responsible r ts Engagements
~ CompGng
NXTE respectfully attention he security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company Is policy holders h -
large cash capital and Investments, stated above.
capital and Income Of ne Company enable 20 sake
lines convenient parties requiring large amounts ofinsurance
addition - the ordinary node q Insurance, this CoHranys
sues PERL MdNENTPOLfCTES the payment % TN 16Nt-
Az PREMfCAS Property is, thsneeforth, PEehANkNILl
INSURED The Policy Be cancelled a. uue and hepre
Eaiiu vir be returned less per cent
ms Company v by loss Of Rents BY Hre
aud most liberal principle
U,dr ne Policies OF this Company an clAinl paid pre-
sentaton sasAcory proof Il loss without lhGlsa ~ dec
Goa ias-ssf and usual zer prssentA
alou 81 orook WORTHAM 4 WYATT Agents,
AZ Maln street. under - Charles Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

DAILY Paper ss per Annum scnlWsekly oS Weekly IS Al.
UAys n aavanco RsmAncs Be made a. hs rsk OF NE
PubnBhrs where evidence tAken he tepos of
lsttsrin Post once containing money.
oss square % Ansl Or lsIs ops lasertOa
Zach additional insertion. y
One month uithozt AltcrAaoa. .... - p
a. 90 10 ~
HE Do % ..................9 81 @
fEelve Do do ..................eo W
Ruo BIuArH rnres aonlhA... g
81 nontha - W W
No advertscment be considered by The month
Sns lpeas1 ihe MAausPt Preoaay agreed uPon be-
tween The parEca
An aavsrtsnsna not Arksd On As copy spsolaed
Der o nseons H b eonared ur ordered su and payment
sxActed accordingly.
- REsUlAR 1BUEEruEzr-ro avoid any asundersiAndins
pArtof The Annual Adverers h b proper 20 state c,
Aslr privileges ony extends 70 their Immediate business keA
Legal and an other Atverusencn.s sent BY then 70 De an
additional charge, and no vuriaton
Real Estate snd dener Agents Adye Asen not 70 De
but % be charged Al e usual rates sueec
10 such discounts shah be agreed upon.
Booksellers and yearly Advertisers generally, engaging one
spaares h the privilege Of change shall pot on heir
yearly average IN week Insert than the ansunl
the standing under he contract and Al eHeee
dlng such amount 70 be charged st the usual rates.
Adverssnens inserted In The SeiWeeky Whg a. is cents
per square lines les for the h insertion and so cent
9er slaare fo- each continuance. or Eeeky I5 eeni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

JNRE sH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 hrkins NJ. Goshen Butter
Is hbls BuckVheat Fnur
80 bbls euperhne Extra and Family nour
IN ked aud Pick ed Salmon
35 y bbls No. / n O. Roe Herlnp
q pkgB No. ] Maekerel
25 bxs English DAIRY, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Oat Meal, RJe Flour a., &C.
Just received and for sale the lowest terms for cash. to
prom pi customers, at M1NNls 4 co.'s Family Grocery,
nott ID and MAin ets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

ATTENTION, LADIES!
IUsr received Fashionable Boot ard Shoe establishment
J No. 9S Main Street, the following and beautiful ylts Of
shoes for Ladies:
Ladies' Co.'s ick Boots, entirely new
=. Balmoral Shoes
Slip Sole, taIr stitch KID oOaTSSs Boots
Heel nut on CATERS thick and thin sole
Congress g" very superior
" kide lace " "
Together wi the Anest assortment OF all ether sJ OF ladies
shoes have had Ladies respectfully invited 10 eS
JOHN Q. PAGE, Jr.,
oc2l % Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
d. G. BALLOU,
MARK l.. MEANS,
JAMES ATKlNs on, Com
ID. +. ALEXANDER,
j. F.. Il. BACKLEY,

Col Roberts, OF Vernon, pass, 0ceOa yesterday as
messenger TO the Governor for aid
IL the streets to day, but sincedened
that Balls mills in Vernon county, had been burned by
NJ ntgon err
Montgomery declares that he Intends carrying the
war until he frees every negro in Southwest Missouri
I's- z--'''''ss of Suns revolver cnlasses and 9th
implements have Detn nnad IN antas 'r,,
for the suffering" They sent from the East. Un
less the President sends troops to take and hapg
Montgomery and his men, may expect for many
months reign Of terror on the border.
LEAyESwoRTH, X. T., Nov. -, 1850.
In view Of the present state OF affairs in Southern
Kansas a call has been issued for public meeting to
sustain Gov Medary in enforcing law and order in the
Territory. The call is signed by number Of promnC mt
citizens who have heretofore acted with the free State
and Republican parties.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 22, 1860
Dr. Massey Of Fort Scott arrived here this evening
lie left Fort Scott on Tuesday last The rumors Of the
burning of the town Monday night incorrect. He
confirms the accounts Of the murder Of five men and
the capture Of Others who have probably met the
fate
Captain Montgomery and bis gang of Jaw Hawkers
are well armed with Shsrpes rifles and navy revolvers
They have pundered the town Of Paris and arrested
many Of It's citizens.
TIE people have peioned the Secretary Of the Terri
tory in the absence Of Gov Meday to come to their
sistance with federal troops,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

ron SALE BH
BRIDGFORD 81 CO.,
GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ON THE DOCK.
5000 bhh ia ses River Hydraulic csnsnt
900 Roaendae
500 bales Shipping Hay
10lO bushes superior Oats
500 DO Piasl Fing Balr
Rlo bbis Cacned Paatcr
go cases moWards Matches
1OO tors Lump lister
1900 bs Of osh comprising Herrings Gross Do. shad,
Salmon, AleNivss, Aaekerel, Hoe Herring and white
Esh
sOo00 SeTars assorted brands hon % to tGO perm
30 hhts shoulders aud Sides oelo
Nov Ready:
A NEW CHEAP NTEH EOSCOPE. containing ~
n views or EGYPT, ITALY, HOLLAND RUSSIA, Dc. Price
50 cents me stsreoseoPei is In the form Of Box
ne srLRkOsc0PIC ALBUM, Nos adj Published SEMI
monthly, each ecniainlng y different views
Noe Ready. The EInih Edicn %
TIE STHaKO3COPa rOR fpE LION. eoLbniag IL VieHs
NaeAra and the Great Easiern In Pocket HersoseoPe
n APPLETON co, PubrsAsD,
Ros 4tS and az hroAduay.
FHE sTEREosc0PE FOR THE MILLION ~. he sent sy nsl
postpaid the receipt o. p cents FHE srkkkOsCoflC A.
Bun ihe receipt Of Is The Bon eereo,eoPs eanoot
irEarded mall but ordered Of al boohseef %
be sent - sot By s1pres Il the Of the pens
The amount
HS-s Dsouui to DsOlss's casyasSs SaA Ssss 'Isa'A
rosl-H 'r- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcR.


Who have irured themselves by certain practice adalgei
shen alone habit frequently learn ID companions
at school the effects OF which nightly asleep
ana not cured re- ders marriage impossible and destroys
mind and ody, shoui apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his country, III
darling Of hs parents shou be snatched from all prospects
enjoyment fe by the equrnce Of deyang from the pat
Of nature INDUCING In certain secret habit Such persoa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

Married Persons Young Men contemplating marriage beD
aWar. OF physical weakness, orginc debility deormles &c
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the may resIoas
skill a Physician.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-26

CHEESR-6ohen English Dairy, carefully selected for
" ssle by JOHN N. GORDON sON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-27
Specie
....par Silve

go Acres per 100 Acres, per
90 " I" g ...........7Oc 100 {" - g ........6 Oc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-27
BY TELEGRAPH.


TRENTON, vi. July 25.-Both Conventions are now
IN sesslorthat under call Of the State Central Com
mil1ee at the State House. and the Douglas straiQht
outs at the Temperance Hall Governor Foote !,
Cnalrman OF the Douglas Convention. All The conn
ues are represented. A resolution was adopsed AT
preliminary meeting this morning that thew had 70
nominate an electoral ticket pledged to suDport the
regular nominations OF the Democratic party D0uu-
las and johnson. Speeches were male bv 90,
Price, Gen. Runyau, Mr Van Yatta. and General
Parker, all strongly for fusion and pledeing del
lty to nOn-interyentlon The Committee on ResoI,,
tons, nov in session. viii re-assert the Cincinnati
platform and pledge to Douglas Cen Cook az
Hudson, and Gen. Joel, of Monmouth were nonli-
Mated BY reclamation, Senatorial Electors, with
cheers.
The following are are the Douglas district cleo
tors LIST, Abiam NJ. Marsh. of Camden I'd Moses
Miles, of Burlington; 81, AZ. 0iiet Of Warren 4th-
Daniel SandePson, of Sussex Attn, Theodore Run,
yam The following persons were appointed to the
State Executive Committee R. NJ. Price Thomas S.
Allison Adolph Schell, G. Conner, Nygham CorryeI
Thomas NJ McCarter, and N. s. Stratton. The com
mittee was requested to issue an address to the
people of New Jersey, to which is to be added list
OF delegates. The committee then reported tie
resolutions.
The Convention here took recess
At the Breckenridge and Lane Convention at the
State House, Samuel Fowler, of Sussex was chosen
temporary Chairman amid loud cheering. Every
county IN the State is represented a committee on
permanent organization, consisting of one delegate
from each county in the State was appointed The
same committee was also directed to report rules
for the guidance of the Convention as wei as Sc
ries of resolutions. The Chairman was given pow
er to appoint committee of five to confer with
any other committee the subject of union ticket
Adjourned until O'Clock