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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
Another Glorious Rally ut tho club TOT

Another Glorious Rally at thc Club House.
There vas another large and glorious rally at the Cuo
House on Friday night. Though the Circus was in fall
bias. and the evening exceedingly chilly and Disagree
bic. over thousand persons were in attendance ell ami
mated and fired by noble enthusiasm in behalf Of th-
election Of Bell and Everett The Demonstration on Hi-
d,y evening was indeed cheering and heatstirus ana
gave .osen Of the bgrang zeal which cbsrlc.ezes the
Wb,s and Americans Of IN, Metropolis, in tho PrSseat
canvass.
About hl.p1ss seven o'clock the President called the
Club % order and introduced TO the large audience,
H CsASplxE. Esq, Of Norfolk city, Bell and Everett
Ee,,or ioe the First District who, for nearly two hours
aidr.ssed the Club in a speech Of mastery ability and
eoqience which was greeted throughout With the heart
les; applause Before commencing his argument o. tle
issues involved in che canvass Mr.. CrASDlEE took ooel
so1 10 refer 20 the charge Of Fsces1n which bad 5een
preferred asains. him by the BreJarts e.ec;or Tor tie
Norfolk district AID sure th1. no one, Who ls-
tened 20 his explanation ofhs politics. course in ISIS
W. r!ly convinced that said hs--s was alike gyou13.as-
malicious. and cont,mpdo,e Tue charge is founded
soe.g upon tas fact that, citizen Of Als-aehn5e't
i'm ISIS he supported for t5e Presidency aud Nic-r
1,acy Zichary TAYLOR and Willard FILLMORE, Waseyar
30 absurd and so ridiculous charge preferred
sg,;us, any moral man before, Why, If CHANDLER was
Frse-soier, on this account also, were nearly hall
Of che op,e Of Virginia and Of che whole South -
Such charge "a really TOO silly and TOO contemplate TO
d.msud tie s.ish.es, notice.
Through with this personal reference, NJ CI'NnLzE
proceeded to discussion Of the great issues Of ths pses
ent canvass, and most ably auI successfully dd he
handle them aL The doctrine Of hs right Of Secession
was literally rideJ 20 atoms and The whole question Of
Ua:on sud Dsu1ioa argued with great power and The
mos. gratifying ,i.ct NJ. CH,NDlyE is an earnest i'm
pf,s.v, and convincing speaker, aud Wiha gentleman
ofackuosledged genius and talent. lie has worked no
tl for the cause IN the present. as in all former cam
rs and richly deserves the gratitude and applause Of
b politica comrades throughout the States. IN tn,
name Of his political friends In Richmond return him
rli,l thanks FOX his able and eloquent address on Friday
night and express the hope that he may soon favor us
With his presence again.
All is right in the Metropolis The cause here is on
v,-l and upwardl The fires OF 20 ard a brightly
burning and We hope to be able TO ron up Sbou. fifteen
hundred minority for Bell and Everett che 6h OF No
venber, To our country friends we say-keep the ball
brisk rolling, aud glorious aud transporting victory
vii he ours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
senator Davis I.ndorslng Mr.. ReII.

On Monday, the 9Th of September, there was dif-
cusson at Holly Springs, Miss, in which the Hon Jel
Davis, Col Chalmers AID other distinguished individuals
took part In the of bis remarks Mr. Davis took
occasion to bear his voluntary testimony the faithful
ness Of Mr. Bell to his section. No one knows Mr.. Bel
better than Ir. Davis aud is competent to
judge of his eaty to the South Such testimony ought
to silence forever the demagogicAl cry of petuoggug
cross-road politicians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW York, Oct. lS.-The steamship De Soto, from
Havana on the sth, arrived here this morning
The steamship City Of Norfolk, whose seizure as
SLAYER was announced from New Orleans landed 500 ne
groes on this island and sent TO sea with full head
OF steam on, her valves shut and teedppes open, WIN
The full expectation that she would founder but she went
ashore and this accident led to the seizure OF 800 ne
croes and the crew. The Litter sent TO Key Wtsi
by the American consul
Sugars were quiet and generally unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

On Tuesday morning last the residence Of e BRIDES mother
In Essex county BY the H. w. L. Temple Mr. w. DAM.
Mis- COURTNEY UPsHAw. all Of that county
At the residence Of the brides father at Orange We'd
nesday, the 10Th ins by Rev Dr. Qasres Mr. O. MOORE
Miss VIRGINIA L. B0ULwARE. both Of range co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

The BANK OF NoRTH CARoLISA.-The Raleigh, N u,
Register states undoubted authority that the state
Bank of North Carolina in view of the alarming cond-
ton Of the country, has determined :o suspend discount
ing until further results shall be developed It adds
That great pecuniary distress will result from this STEP
cannot be doubted. The Band of North Carolina has
lust gone into operation with large capital The TACT
that il would be its interest to lend out its money Freely
doubtless INFUSED many to make contracts and engage
ments on the faith of being able to fulfill them by ac
commodatops at that institution. All such men WILL of
course come up Short and those to whom they are un
der obligation will in turn be reduced to great pecunla
nv Inconvenience In word it il hard, II not imposs
bic, to foretell the end Of this beginning"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
SpeakInz nj the club blouse Wednesday I've
ming.

We have the Qualification to announce that the Hon.
Wg<ay W. HUMAN, Of AlabaGi so long distinguished
member Of Congress from that State ana known TO al.
as one Of the abes, and SiCquentm in Ihe Union
- N address the cz,us Of Redmond at the Club House
wednesday evening at bllipsst seven clock. Tho',
wishing TO eroy one Of hc riches. treats OF the cam
r.-o viii not fail 20 De present 20 hear Mr.. HiLliARr
cordial invitation cxteaiei TO men OF all parties {"
attend aud especially to our friends Of the Breciurdse
p,r;v. Mr. HuLAED has, until recently, been ec-oper'
tn- with the Democracy; but recent proIracied 'is
10 he North. which afforded him ample opportunity for
observation and instruction served TO convince him tha
Bel stands far better chance than either Breekinrtss
or Doogls for defeating Lincoln, and consequently be
il nov a. an honest and patriotic man, doing all in biz
poRet to rally bis counrymen OF toe South to 'be sup
mort Of Bell and Everett La, the whole city turn out,
o. wednesday evening, to hear him for bis cause.
1, uere needless to re2ea, that seats are always r.
served for the Ladies aud thar the members Of the Clue
viii be erl6ed to see rscuum5ers Of them present On
"Wednesday evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
HOW the RreciLinridger. RnIse the wind,

How the BreclIinridgers Raise the Wind,
The Louisiana Signal says that it is reported in New
Orleans that all the Federal oce-hoders have been
sesed in order to make upa purse to carry Louisiana
for Breckenridge; but it says also that million Of dot
lars cannot accomplish the job Its great outrage to
make these poor officials pay for nothing. If there was
any prospect of eectng their candidate there would be
some excuse for such leyies but it is addng insult TO
injury" to bleed these fellows in the face of certain de-
G.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

The falacy of the whole thing is that should Mr. Lin
coin be eectedt will not be by majority at all; but by
the stubborn divisions of his adversaries Mr. Lincoln will
no, obtain more than twohs of the popular vote; aud
if nc is successful it viii be through tho instrumentaity
of the Southern potters of treason against the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

The Duke of Newcastle, denies that the Prince Of
Wales and his party annoyed nsulted, during
their late visit Richmond, reported in the New York
Times but on the contrary, says, that they have not
heard an ill.natured word since they left Canada.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
nURn.

At The residence Of his nothr In Caroline county the
llth Of September 1890 after lingering sess with Typhoid
Fever Mr. THos HOLLOWAY, In the 4Sd year Of his age
Al her residence cupeper Friday morning. 9Th Inst
Mrs LUCY AsHBY, In the 10Th year other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

Brandreth's Pills W.. sarsaparil1s.-ons Twenty
Eve OF Brandrehs Pills warranted 10 contain more
pure saapas than any dollar bottle fssraparnA An VINO
are using substitute Brandreths Pills and
take night viii be found superior 70 the DOT
tied article box Pills warranted equal
to two dollar saapss Try ofthese Pills. whose
active ingredient aikaod ofsarapara Take one PHI
cry day you Who using saapaa any tonic
remedies Drop thirty days. and these Pits In the
place The cost Will be my cents and their
worth thousand Principal once 294 Canal New York
sod nv an dealers IN Medicines aus-d cAw1v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

SrRAw.-F. Il. Barnium, an ubiquitous retailer of
campaign medals, who has been travelling up and down
New England during the last two months, and whose
face il seen a; almost every Union, Republican and Dem
ocratc gathering in that section furnishes the Boston
Courier With the following statement Of the number Of
campaign medals that he has sold thus far during the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
The New Orleans Delta. of Thursday, says

The New Orleans Delta. of Thursday, says:
yesterday morning at an early hour duel took
place between two gentlemen from Alabama, in the
ton of the Metaie Ridge The parties fought with bay
oaets fixed or muskets The gentlemen met each other
iD sollant style aud after e. - --i Sd. one
thrust his bayOnet nto tne eit shoulder OF the other
and completely lifted him oil the ground They then
left the field with their friends, the wounded gentleman
ueng IN a somewhat dangerous condition"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

Mrs Eleanor Love Washington, wife Of John A. Wash
iDgton (ate of VT Vernon died at Wareand, the resi-
dence of her husband, in Fauquer couny on the 9th
inst, in the seth year Of her age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
rv,rcuR ALTON OF THE GOV OF VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VI Oct. l2-The State Legislature or.
ganized to-day. Gov Fairbanks was inaugurated and
delivered message mainly relating to local subjects
The educational agricultural and financial condition Of
the State is represented to be hourishng. The Cover
nor iptmated that he would not be candidate for
election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED NOTED FoRGER.
NEw YORK, Oct. l3-Heury Love- who, it is alleged,
40 years ago obtained 100000 on forged bills OF the
Colonial Bank of Barbados has been arrested here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

HE UhANU INUNN hAIh" NJ IN IIIVVHI :
ToRoSro, G. W, Thursday, Oct. 1.-THE reports
which have been extensively circulated lately by the
mics of the Grand Trunk Railway in regard to its en-
barrassed condition financially are to-day fully confirm
ed as true by the Toronto Leader the Government or
gan which says that longer be concealed that
tremendous financial catastrophe is impending the
road Barring Brothers having taken steps to adj
yances amounting to millions Of dollars. The Leader
speaks of the possible stoppagc Of the road and enages
on the disastrous consequences OF such step.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
uayor's Election in baltimore.

On Wednesday last an election held for Mayor and
other municipal officers in Baltimore. Law and order
were observed everywhere. The vote pOed was one Of
the largest ever cast. George VIM Brown the Reform
candidate elected by msjOrity Of slOI. The vote
stood
George VIM. Brown. ................l7,77
Samuel Kinds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,675
Politics did not enter into the contest-bOth the cand
dltes being BslEverett men.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
RErURNEp AFRLOANs-MURpEROUs ASSAULT

RETURNED AFRICANS-MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
BosroS Thursday, Oct. ll.-Capt. Lothrop, of the
ship South Shore, with the cargo OF Africans from Key
West arrived at Monroya Aug. 80. The passage lasted
forty-eght days One hundred and eight negroes died
on the passage from disease contracted before aud during
their stay at Key West.
John Ftzgerada convict in the State Prison at Charles
town. this afternoon ran among his eowprsouers stab
bling Geo. G. Riggs Chas Belmont and John Waite, Sc
rously aud slightly woundng several others before be-
ing secured. No cause is known for the act.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

The Louisville (JeaersOl county, Ca Gize.te says
The strength Of the Presidential candidates in our town
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
Ooi5

CORSS.-who Is troubled with Oorns,
~ Bunon., Nails &cy Strangers and e<,4fF6lNNrA
others suffering with those not only painful. tQSS>AsA
but through gleo improper treatment 1SSSSS9$-
affections N nd consult Dr. SCHULTZ who has
had more experience has relieved perols
other living man The crowned heads OF Europe the nabobs u
Louis cntre Il B1siop the Ojtnhehrad panr Of
South Carolina the eodtsh Lceracy Of New York and
Maine have cruce immediate relief that these who
have mOdGs operand only know how apprC
ciate Oniev, Wal Street Hotel, Wall street. ocl5-2tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
by THE GOVERNOR.

A VARIETY OF NEW BOOKS, Reseyed at
81 Main Street.
Rrief Riographers; bv Samuel Smiles, auhor OF self
Helm and e Of George sephen,on with Steel Plates 81 ao
The Glaciers Alps; beng an account OF the ORR
Gin and phenomena Of Glaciers, ti.50
Over the Cliffs; by Charlotte Chanten ~.
Women OF the South Distinguished In Liter
AZURE Illustrated with portraits steel BY Mary Forrest
/ yo qta antique, gu, 10
The Loves and Herolnes OF the Poets.-Edited BY
Richard Henry stoddad qto. morocco. extra gilt and
spendidly Illustrated with steel plates t2 W
ALSO
The Strangers stratage, or; The double deceit and
other stories BY Sarah J. o. Whlttlesey. VI 70
The Mother-in. Laws tale OF Domestic LAc.-By Mira
Emma D. x N Souhworth. cloth ~ -. paper u 90
Notes on the Parable OF Our Lord.-By A.hard
Chenevix French. Condensed. VI %
A Year with Maggie aud EMMA true stOry, edl'
a. - ~ Mai. j Mcintosh 63 cts.
Nsw AMI revised edition. 70 cts
The Iifs of George We shfngton.-By I'd .ard Ever
ett Al 90
The Eighth Comma ndmcnt By Charles Rsade. IS ci,.
Remi mi SC . nc es Of @ officer OF ZOuavcs. 81 90
Richmond I'm by.gone days. with n glance nj
thr reninisceLses and last words OF an
Old citizen b. samuel MordscaL New edition, II 90
Vol 4th Rawlin's Heroditus. " 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

NTOTICE.-Dellnuuent OF Gas in Monroe Ward
~ are hereby bottled that they fail pay their gas bills
the hour OF o'clock r. NJ to-day they will be dealt with
according requirements Of the following
ordnance concerning the Gas Works:
ordinance passed the Council May 9th 1855 "If
Gas remain unpaid for after that which
presented the Auditor shall molly the Superintendent who shall
being used the preues, 10 90 vi ch
exists and paid within Eve per
viii The original Ct the bid, and Il shall
Ilaced In the hands Of the City Collector
T. H. HARRISON, for
oci5-it NJ L. STRATTON. Auditor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
THE BELL AND EVERETT

At Princess Anne Court House. will take place on Fri
day, 10Th inst. H.. =,
The following gentlemen compose the Committee Of
WIN T Griggs, L r Hunter, Ely Burroughs Jonathan
w Old, WIN Wright, WIN Smith, Il Styron, Alex
Coke WIN W Garraway, Jr, Stewart Caps, b Ackiss'
DanT Dozier, Kader w Old, and Adam l. Keeling
The committee will meet at Kempsvie, on Thursday,
18th inst to complete their arrangements.
The public without distinction Of party the ladies es
necialy are invited to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
TNIsHER a. SHEPHERD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Have hand and continually reclving supplies ofPREsH
and RELIABLE MEDICINES, DRUGS, oHRMfoALs, PAINTS,
OILS which they offer to cash eusoners very low rates
selA-2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
Iyl4- Richmond, Virginia.
-...x... L. =. . . a NJ I'LL IA GIN

DR.. WIsTAR,. BALSAm OF WILD CHERRY.
Where this article It Is work Of super rogaton TO say
one word In favor well Is It established unng
edy for Coughs COld Bronchitis, Group, FhoopfHg cough,
AssDd Qniasy PIisic. diseases Of the Tlroat ce and
Lungs as dreaded Of all diseases, Consumption,
which high authority pronounced TO be cura die
used this remedy know It's yaue those who
not make single trial to be sahed that Of all
others Il Is tht remedy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

GRASS sEED.-rnothy, Herds, orcAsrds Hunsarian
~ gross SEED, TOR saieby ecs GEO. WATT AGO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

CL0CKali
We Gu for sale complete vay Of p1ior, Office and kitchen
O'''--' TaOs A. BULKLEY 4 CO.,
celia 1877 MAN st.
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DARSONS ON CONTRACTS.
i NEW EDITION.
LITTLE, BROWN Co,
No. 81 Knby-st, Boston,
Have just published:
THE FOURTH EDITION OF


THE LAW OF CONTRACTS.
By THEoPHLus Parsons LID Dane Professor Of Law In
Harvard Uniyenity.
2vols, evo. Sll.
The publishers offer the edition Of this work 10 the pro-
worthy Of the favor with which three large
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contained chapters the fourth has two more chapters
and many sections and paragraphs In many chap
than thousand cited The in
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this would facilitate the Of the book For similar
the cases cited either been arranged
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There h scarcely topic within the range Of those
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XmuseMente.

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MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON,
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""' and POPULAR FARCE.
No Reserved Seat: icI Mstinees.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 10, 1850.
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u ''s pe'''TiTMaiEs TIE STAGE OF THE THEArER,
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-' '' THE THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will at o'clock, with Planches Fairy Extravs
BEATTY AND THE BEAST.
Dssdss ss ss scenery and Essst'
sUsFSsbpb & b' ros T5sss SoST4 XII r MINUTES
to give time for promenade and resshmeut in the gardens
arbors, and saloons, and for the
OPERATIC VARIETIES.
By MAX MARETZEK.
ssss and asHis
Mile FRIDA GEBELE.
REFRESHMENTS for Ladies and Gentlemen-spirituous
liquors exceptedwi be served in the Saloons and Gardens
Strawberries lee Creams Water Ices Confectionery, kc.
After the OPERATE INTERLUDE, the new Ballet Of
LA O A p Il / V e,
By LIMA WINDEL the GALE SISTERS, Mons
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TICKETS ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
DOORS OPEN at o'clock; curtain nses at g. The theatr
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Box 0fkse open from NJ, all day where may bs
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In preparation and win soon be produced
AN ORIGINAL TRAVESTIE
unnn a we'll known md popular Drama.