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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-08
RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER s. 1860

structive for the people to hear that genemans expert
ance. Mr. C. w. Montague YVES loudly called for, and
briefly but poinedy and strongly forth the reasons
which influenced him in Withdrawing from the Democrat
10 party Many of Mr.. Ms blows fell so heavily that his
old Democratic brethren could not sit quietly under their
infection They gained but little however, by their ques-
tionng, and soon found that they had walked up the
wrong passenger and submitted for the rest Of his speech
to their richly mered castgaton At the conclusion OF
Mr. Montagues remarks on motion of p. Ii. Fzhugh,
ESQ, it was
Rssoived, That we the Opposition party will proceed
to organize Bell and Everett Club in each Of the Aags-
terial Districts in this county.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the Chairman appoint Central Com
mttee TO meet week at Gloucester Court House,
that the duty of the Committee shall be to correspond
with the State Central Bell and Everett Club at Richmond
receive and distribute political information appoint sub
committees for the several districts which said subcom-
mees are 10 aid the Cabs of the districts in enlghen
ing the people the several districts by speakers invited
as they shall see best
Thersupon the chairman appointed the following gen.
tlemen committee at the Court House:-A. W. Robins
DR.. Thos @. Clopon, Dr.. w. H. Miller, c. w. Montague
Jno. =. Talaferro, Jno r. Cary, s. " Fuller.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
WARNER T. TALIAFERR0, Chairman.
j. r Ross Secretary.
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NAPOLEON Ill AT TIE BIRTH PLACE OF THE BO
NAPARTE FAMILY

Correspondence London Times, Sept. 10.
II there be any portion OF his doninons where might
be expected that the Emperor Napoleon would meet an
especially warm reception is assuredy the island Of Cor
sca the birthplace of the first sovereign of his dynasty
The Mayor of Aacco 10 the speech he addressed him
on landing reca pitulated OF the souvenirs the Bo
naparte family have left in the island. He said
- few pac distant Is the honse where your
tors were born before you stands vast Establishment
where our young men devote themselves the study of
antiquity thanks to the berality OF your great uncle
Cardinal Fesch, who was our beneactor Yonder are
the mountains Of Boo where, during the troubles Of
island your grandmother took refuge, already bearing
in her bosom him who became the august chief Of your
dynasty. In another direction, and almost at eaes
are the oak ard the cave where Napoleon still young
won. to mediate Alb Sire this day so ardcnty desir-
ed by u.s. and your presence which have invoked with
all our wishes make forget past sadness and tie spo
liaton cOnsummated in 1878"
So far it is well enough and just what might
pect Corsican Mayor to say. But the worthy munich
pal chief cannot terminate his speech without crouch
ing aud express his loyalty and qualification without
sacrifice of dignity and painful grOveipg He con-
cludes:
"Sire-The humble magistrate who has the honor to
lay at your Aaestys feet the homage Of the sentiments
which animate the city whose representative he is dares
to withdraw from its memory of its past the bodness to
felicitate himself having been chosen its inter.
prefer and he is happy and proud to present to you
the KEYS of the city at all times faithful to the Bona
partesn
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swTPpIyc LIKE WIT-nPTpr

The Union movement cousummated in New York week
before last is sweeping that State like wildre. The
change it has wrought and the enthusiasm it has infus
ed miraculous. Before there doubt and despon-
the Daily Nsos was the movement agreed upon and
nounced than it was promptly taken up and adopted by
the in Kings Queens, Suffolk Weschester, Put
nam, Rockland Richmond and Sullivan, and we told
by the Albany Args thatth people in Orange, Ulster,
Greene Duchess, Columbia Rensselaer, and Albany are
rushing its support with unanimy which will sweep
everything before it and settle the result in the State.
The Republicans pancsruck at the enthusiasm and de-
termination Of the Union men, are making their last and
most desperate efforts to regain the ground they have
lost The cxtensive expensive, novel and attrac
tive dodge" ever attempted by them-the Wide Awake
demonsraton-is to be ayed in the vain hope that it
viii revive their tagging energies and reenorce the
fdence they have lost But comes too late The
mon opponents of epublicanism-Dougas men, Breck-
inridge men, Bell men-having risen superior party
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GARIRALnI AND CAYOUR.

The Turin correspondent of the Constitutional writes
as follows under date Of September l5:-
The Parliament is convOked for the ID of 0ct1b,r.
The convocation was decided yesterday at Council
of Ministers.
Count Trechi aid.de-camp of Giribald and DR.. Bran
bila in whom the Dictator of the Two Sicies appears
to place unlimited confidence arrived yesterday evening
at Turin from Naples Thei bearers Of aetter from
the famous General to the King The audlcious war
ror in this letter traces the programme as
that developed in the proclamation TO the people of Pa
lermo-hat is to say that be shall not regurd his mis-
sion "a terminated until he has arrived at Rome and We
nice and that despite his desire for immediate
ton the interests of the continuation of his enterprise
are opposed to that measure.
Garbadi concludes his letter by saying that he has no
confidence in NJ Cavour and that that is the he
cannot listen to advice sent him from Turin.
This letter. which is not known to he public, and Of
which can guarantee the most perfect authenticity has
produced great sensation in official circles. As vet
hing has been decided to the terms in which Il e
Kings reply is to be couched.
N. dc Rayueval first Secretary Of the Embassy, has
been appointed Charge d'AArs during tie absence Of
N. de Talleyrand
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THE PRINCE IN WASHINGTON.

Yesterday forenoon the Prince OF Wales and suite,
accompanied by Secretary Floyd piid visit 10 the Cap
itc Lord Lyons ard his Honor Mayor Berret being of
the party. Toey passed through The legislative halls of
both Houses of Congress the Supreme Court room, the
Library and surveyed all the chief objects OF interest,"
aud expressed themselves highly gradied.
The party then, at abOu. halfpas eleven o'clock, re-
turned the Executive Mansion where the members Of
the Cabinet aud their wives had gathered At twelve
o'clock the doors OF the Mansion were opened for the
Presidents Reception in honor of his Royal Guest The
President aud Prince with bis suite took position about
Jso-;hrds back from the Norlh entrance Of the East
Room the Prince standing to the right o the President
with the Duke of Newcastle and Lord ST Germans TO
the Princes right; Lord Lyons stood to the left Of the
President. Thc officers OF the Army Navy, and Marine
Corps were succCssivry introduced aud then the people,
Of whom very large and exceedingly grsufed portion
we're the ladies' whose pleasure at seeing and meeting
the Prince Vas freely aud expressed With mans
OF the ladies the Pia shook hands 70 the sterner
nc cUurJeOusy bowed.
Az half past TWO o'clock the Prince with the Duke of
Newcastle and Lord Lyons accompanied to the De-
partmeut OF the Interior by Mr. Secretary Thompson
Here they remained the greater part OF an hour exam
ning the various parts Of that fine and ssic building
and then turned of by way OF Ninth street. the
tern part of the city We learn ulso that the Royal par
w. with Miss Lane and Ars Secretary Thompson, visited
the Young Ladies' InsiitGte of Mrs Smith.
Oa Wednesday the dinner party consisted only OF the
Pr sidents family the Princes suite the British Legation,
aud the Cabre. Yesterday the dinner a diplomatic
one thiriy.fyc covers having been On both
sons the Prince the table 10 the right of Mis-; LlEc
as her guest
We learn that precautions have been taken 10 make
the visit to Mount Vernon to-day strictly private.
handsome collation. has been prepared and will be set for
the party board the steamer Harriet Lane On return
ing the party will become the guests Of Lord Lyons the
rest OF the day.-Ndt Int, of Friday.
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REIL An EvERETT IN GLOUCESTER.

At meeting Of the Constitutional Union party OF the
county of Gloucester hold at the Court House on Mon
day the first day Of October 1860 motion of A. w.
Robn Warner T. Tastarro called to the chair and
John Ross, appointed Secretary.
Mr. Taiaferro ElectOr of this Senatorial District,
entertained the meeting for short time with Of his
happest efforts. and in concluding called Mr. l.. J.
BoEden who was present to address the people, Mr.. b.
excused himself on the ground that he present by
appointment to meet Mr.. CAybroOk, yet as Mr. Clay
brook was absent and there was an implied if not an
express understanding between his competitor and him
self that neither should address the people the absence
OF the other Mr. said he thought It best to he silent
hoWever that he saw in she crowd gentleman, Mr.. O.
W Montague, who had always heretofore acted with the
Democratic party and it might be profitable and in
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JonS A. HERxpoS, sec'y.
POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN WYTHEvILLE.

POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN WYTHEVILLE.
wYrHEvmLE, Oct 80, 1860.
70 the Editor Of the Wig:
Last night political discussion of in this place,
between Waller r. Staples, Of Montgomery, and Hon.
Fayctte McMulen of Smythe The terms of the discus
son at the choice OF Col hchuIen He chose TO
open the debate u speech of an hour be followed
by Mr. Staples in hour to reply to Mr. s. in an hour,
and Nr. S. to rel Join iu half hour.
Il is unnecessary to occupy any space Of your valua
be paper give the result OF this combat. The bare
mention OF the names Of the combatans will clearly in
dcate and preclude all doubt in the minds Of all per-
sous acquainted with the powers OF the different cham
pons as to how the battle was fought and how it ter
minated Mr.. Staples il is well knewn, Is foe worthy
Of any mans steel of the bodest most chivalrous
and effective champions OF the Opposition Party
There are but few Democratic knights who stand be-
fore his fatal lance and for the immaculate Mac he
was roughly unhOrsed at the first outset. Mac no.
merely thrown down. but kept down, and beat and pun
eed aud rolled in the du.t until some sympIthsng in-
diy1ua kindly advised him to 20 home and 90 to bed
believe Mr. Editor each and all OF the large and in
telgent audience mbled TO hear this discussion au
cipated the utter and overwhelming defeat Of the i'm
macuate Mac, ana the antcpatons OF each and all were
friy realized. have vanqushed before now,
Mr. Editor in political debate have them over
Whelmed utterly routed horse, foot and dragons,
con upetey oversaughed and done for but it
served for last night witness the most humiiang aud
unmitigaed costga,on that man gave another.
Mac is a vain man-ful Of egotsm aud not at all SEN
stye-as impenetrrbe 10 or ridicule, as the
hide OF Rhinoceros is to the bite Of flea. But his
armor Of proof failed him for Staples keen wit,
cutting sarcasm and pungent argument broke through
bis coat of BRASS and left him for an hour and thirty
minutes writing in agony aud despair beneath the lash
that cut TO the quick and brought the blood at every
blow. would Ike very much TO give detailed ae-
count Of the discussion in order that you might see how
thoroughly aud effectively Staples demolished the eI-
hut have extended this
the length intended All is right in the Southwest -
The ball was put in motion here last night by Staples,
and we will keep rolling until the 9th Of November.
LESTRANGE.
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dctation by uniting upon ticket embracing representa-
tives from each organization, with equal reso-
luteness marching onward to that grander triumph in
November, when Black Republicsnism shall receive its
final quieus and another era Of good feeling" dawn
upon tho country.
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Richmond WHIG.
THE HELL.


USnoN soSa. Tune-"Auld Lang SyRe,"
When warring "a tonSstlr the peace
OF cur beloved land,
t. calm the strife bid ia mol cease,
We raise patriot band.
We raise pAtTiot band,
To calm the strife, turmoil cease,
We rails patriot bAnd.
Froa North and South, East, West, We come,
Der mountain. pl Ia and fell
FIlng out our lay, with rolin; drum,
Aud ringt UNIoN BELl
And ring the Union Bell, &c.
This Bel was cast 10 Tennessee,
OF metal pure Asd fine,
To SQUAD the truth 10 anthems free,
Like ton Q 4 " aud lang synsW
Like tones Of " aid lang syns." &c.
The tones from California foAi,
Ger stream and prairie rack,
Till Massachusetts takes the note,
And echoes Everett back
And echoes Everetg back, ks.
They stsGl along the GoW'ry glades,
kkm the Atlantic shore,
Shake grants hills aud pierce the shades,
To vide Pac.he's rear!
To vile Paelas's roar, Ae.
Then peal our gallant symbol on,
And let lis music tel,
That Der tAe cline of Washington,
Shall swing the Unln Bel
sh ~ swing the Un' n Bell, &c.
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CHEERING NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
WrrusvILLE, Oct 2.

To he Editor Of the Whig:
discussion took place in this town last night between
W. r. Staples, of Montgomery, and Gov. AcAuilen.-
There large and enthusiastic audience. The most
important issue was MADE between Breckenridge aud
Bell The Governor, after having finished the usual
haraugue upon old Democratic principles, brought list
Of charges against Bell long TO his aDguage) as
Pauls Epstle to the Romans, not single one Of which
could withstand the mighty shafts Of his opnonent-
Time will permit to give such an account as might
be interesting Suffice it to say that never heard
exultaut triumph in any discussion than was made
over the Governor by the distinguished gentleman.-
His speech was interpersed with pointed anecdotes and
frequent outbus,s OF patriotic eoquenee that elected
an uproariOus applause from the whole assembly Mr..
s. has done noble work here We think we could say
without contradiction, that this entire district will ring
the Bell on the 9Th of November. Roll on the ball
UIOS
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS

j. MillhiSer 81 Bros.
NB take peasu TO niorm fiends and patrons and the
w pubic gn rail- that have opened very extensive
sornent OF SEW GOODS adapted The pre- and approach
ing prepared s them the favorable
low prices FAMILIES having purrhae5 make
In anything 10 tee Dry Goods ne will we'll give
eXam alton II only find selling Good
at We cannot advertisement tn, leading
STYLES Of 6oed have In store, but that
a crammsd and iammst full Of bargains and
doubt viii be with custJers II they know their interest
We sell the best BLACK SILK 10 the city
We cell the best si-Nool FLANNEL at 20 cents
We hsys the largest and eheapel FRENCH EMBRoID-
E2iEs IN the ety.
oARPEFlNGs and RUGS In great variety, and cheap.
J. miLLHGsER 4 BRO,
fe21-H 1873 Br ad Street.
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No Advertisement % be conHdeied By ne month or year
Enssi sphea s Manuscript previously agreed uPon De-
tween the parlca
An advcrteneut marked ths copy for IPe1lted
bsr Insertions w be connued until ordered cut and payment
snacted Accordingly.
~ RnautAs avoid any Misunderstanding
snhe The Annual Advertisers q q proper 20 state dci
ma r privileges only extends their eAie business Real
ltate and an other Advertisements sent By then % be a.
additional charge, and no vvriatlon-
- Elae AMI General Agents Adge 1seents not 70 be
lussrted year % be charged At Ire usual rates subject
10 such discounts Il shah b. agreed upoa-
- Roor.ers yearly advertisers generally engaging
r rc squares the privilege of change shall not their
Tearv averagc "a week, insert tSa The ameua'
aysi th standing under te CONTRACT; and al ezoee
Sins suc1 amount 90 be chlrret 90 th- usual rates
Av-rs.snsnt8 Inserted n the ScaWecv Mhg AZ J6 cents
Der square lines less r The e Insertion, and so cent
s. s,-.-. ,,uilnusoce r weekly 8 cents.
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TO COACH AND WAGON MAKERS.
$50 KEGS HAMMERED HORSE AND MULE SHOES,
90 0OO bL Iron AHles 10 600 lbs Springs Hubs
LO,spUNI go tes spoke iO1 Reles pairs shans
Poles &c 100000 Philadelphia Carsge and Tire Bolts Moss
Castings Bancs Nals Fnameed and Patent Duck
Drilling Musn &C. and Orch TmnIogi OF every description
for sale Wholesale And retail, At Northern prices by
WILLIAMS 4 FLLI0TT,
CT Main Street. Yearly OppO.i:e St. Charles H.tel
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WHITE GOODs.-We have Eow In store Of I'm
W poT.sror, ecrp.e.s astortGent Of
white Ca--b'ics sud Jasonetls
Pook and Null Mpsi.ns
PLAIN and Checked EGbsooks
ni.Lop's a5d Victoria Lq~ns
ri in aud Dotted .aiss Muslns
Checked and striped CambIics
Bonnet Cords
Corded Dmii.s
India TWis
Fu-nltu D;miilel
IRISH Linens tf vol known makes
Linen Table Dsmaks
Danass Table Cloths and Napkins, part Of extra
qualify
TOwes
Doylles, Re-, SC Ac.
All n which We tieT the trade at rery lao prices
sells KENT PAINE CO.
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A Il. mOOzSE, Agent,
"A. Cary Street, near Columbian Hotel;
Caers low, for cash
New Orleans Moasses IN half bbls
Cuba. huscavado and Porto Rico do and Syrup
Hif bbis family Roe Herdngs and MAekerel
SIS Pals Rehned Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams ShHuldsrs and Sides
Patent spefm, Admsn and TaIlov Candles
brown and bsck Turpe-tne soaps
Old Dominion Nails aud Shoe Tacks
sa Sop CAb. Soda
Rce-Starch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
Cotton aud Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
o. and TX. Coffee sugsr
Mocha, Java, Lag. AID Rio OoRee
Family, sXtra and Sap. Flour
Lond Porteg--FincgT
Broous Fuctets and DemU0hns, and all kinds Of
ergsr and Wines lc Ac aepf
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=. =. MYERS
VVAs Just received his stock Of Fall GOats embracing ~
OF the IA get and rost complts assoftneuts OF "a
AL the and Improve syei Of Watches Dia Pa
monds Jewey Silver and plated ware Of DESCRIPTION,
which he invites his friends and the public 70 call and examine
purchasing elsewhere From ths large variety of his stock
he his aon In taylng that he please all those Who
my favor him with call. MfFE,
Cor Main and Pearl St., Richmond, Va.
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II RROSFNE OLE ONE DOLLAR PER GAL
"a LON have just reserved fresh supply of Kerosene
Of superior quy warranted equal 10 any ever aeTed IN s
market. W. l.. WARING,
s,2S No 1GI Broad Street. above 9ih
DOCKET CTTLERY.-Just opened per sip su,an
Hints fall mpoftnn Of Pocket Culey, scissors
from the csb-ated iaeor fRodgers sons Wtsn
holm So's, Wade 4 Bu cher and Msppln Brothers.
A call is respectfully solicited. c. j. sINTON,
oc II Main st.
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

fERNs.
Daily Paper, es PR aanuni ssaWsssy, fS WseEy pSi A.
was h advance RsnttAnce nay be made a. The rak Of ne
PuSsrI IN All CASES Ehss evidence taken NE dsPoat Of
In - Poat once containing money.
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A MFRICAN GUANO.-lOO tons sarvis Islands or Amer
- ~ A. 4 LEE on the Dock
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II EEP COOL !--Te celebrated uneScelied ALLENGE
N REFRIGERATOR uIh side vens0r. Water Coolers, yar
ou sizes aud pst-rs Ice Pitchers, all s!Ees and patterns Mas
inmate Ice earn freeEers, and variety OF
other k.rds, for sale AZ reduced prices. ~
W. e ptcuiar scrtion to the justly celebrated CHAl-
LENGE" REFRIGERATOR tldeng the best article ever Of
lsrsd or sal, m this place and v fore recommend vh eoun
iene Another supply - received fgw only q which
engaged o. The above requested 10 call and
G. A. BARGAMIN, ia,
nas-u 2iT Main ST, Richmond, Va
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JCLEs ROEiN a co. COGSAC

INHTkA FINE Old sHERRY WINRs.-In.
H sud The qualities ought 10 ts coUrtry OF our own
inpo ,tsilon jest landed aud FOR sse by
sELDEN 4 Miller
sel9 Cor Pearl and Czry So.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

NTATHEMATICALI INSraUW ENTs of direct In
lNA portaon the best and offered In
ths oiy a. prices q to2 10 80 per SEA .or tale by
WM sArrLER CO
lt2 Main street
DICKLING VINEGAR AND SPICs S.-Ree,iyed
n er Dark-t from suhh-d, rs bba WilsOns CfDER VINE
aAR We as5 hays ans assortment Of spices Eo . besgIpass
81 in thls eily MINIS a co
SEA ecruer 20 and MAla sis.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons graduate from Of
the most eminent Colleges In the Unei States tie greater
whose life has been spent In the hospitals Of London Par
b Philadelphia and elsewhere has Effected Of the mos,
1nShng that known troubled with ringing
In the head aud when asleep greet nrvousness be alarm
ed sudden sounds baihunss with frequeat bushg at
tented somemss vi arrangement Of mind, cured @
media
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-11-21
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOi HING
ARRIVING DAILY AT

E. L. H A RDING 'S.
VK7E HAVE OPENED WITHIN THE PAST WEEK
w the largest stock Of superior
Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's Fur.
nishing Goods
ip the State. All Of our own manufacture
is needless for to state that have Clothing
better made (equal custom work. and stylish in
cut than others engaged in the Clothing trade.
JUST RECEIVED,
100 Black English and French Cloth ORES. Frocks
l25 Brown Mulberry Olive, Invisible Green Cloth Dress
100 Black Cloth Dress FrOcks, nicely made-at the low
Price of 10 dollars.
300 Pairs of our best quality black Doe Skin Cashmere
Pants-very cheap at . dollars.
$50 Pairs of second quality black Doe Skin Pants dali
ly expected-at the low price of six dollars and ff
600 Wide Ribbed French Cashmere Coats Pants and
Vests to match which makes a very neat and stylish
business sut-at g dollars.
100 Gold and Steemixed Doe Skin Cashmere suits-at
81 dollars
$50 Handsome small redcheck Cashmere sus-at % dol
It's Diagonal Cashmere suitsat the very low price Of
Is dollars
English and French Beaver Over Coats for everybody,
Men, Youths and Boys-cheap and genteel
Rich Velvet Vests,
large lot expected i'll few days. now making to order.
We have hand a large and choice assortment of
Silk Vess-cut and made in best manner.
Merno haker Flannel, Cashmere and Wooden Under
G,rments-all sizes and qualities. -
Merino Drawers and Cotonknit Drawers, Canton Elan
mel Drawers.
Merino and Cotton Hose-lOO dozen open.
100 Dozen Muslin Shirts French Yoke Seam." war
ranted to fit spenddly-from le dollars per dozen and
e. L. HARDING's.
Raleigh, N. c.. Oct. g. 1860. 4l-w&sw7w