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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11
RANDOLPH Co., Va.

RANDOLPH TO-, va.
"With the exception Of the Thayer colony, and other
men born bred aud educated in some Northern State,
the psope of Northwestern Virginia worthy shoots
from the old stock in Eastern Virginia and tue to
the institutions Of the State. Nevertheless they OPP
posed to making Of their region the Belgium on which
settle sectional quarres-consequenty they are for
the Union and the Constitution all cques and par
ties The nominations Of Bell and Everett have had the
happiest effect in this quarter. Nothing could have
before the meeting of the Baltimore Convention Since
then all is changed. Our dismembered elements have
been brought together As II By the power Of electricity
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I've are all ablaze here for glorious old John Bell,
who Sc voice has bean often heard amid the din OF
SEQ tona confusion and strife-pleading for the Cons
M ton the Union aud the enforcement of the Laws As
To- Edward Everett whatever snarlug penyaliners may
av the people all say, with Pontius Plate in response
10 certain magners Of old This man, find no fault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11
. nrIAMARr %. Ohio.

"The Union vote in Ohio will surprise the politicians
There strong undercurrent running still but sure
that will increase to mighty river andsweep away with
its irresistible power all opposition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

hENAOO ELEOAiO-'s
CINCINNATI, Aug 9-Returns from thirty6ve counties
in Kentucky give Leslie Coombs the Union candidate for
Clerk Of Court Of Appeals a majority Of $4,000. The
Breckenridge wing in this section say that the Douglas
wing transferred large portion of their vote from R. r.
Boiling to Gen. Coombs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

"The best spirit prevails here in the good old couu
ties of Princess Anne and Norfolk Princess Anne
one of the first if the FIRST county, TO ratfy the
m nation OF our distinguished standard bearers aud
have been surprised that the proceedings Of the meeting
have not appeared in the lPg for resolution to that
effect was unanimously adopted. Two fine meetings ave
been held in the county, aud our organization is nearly
compete On Monday next 9th of August third one
il 10 be held aud that eloquent and untrng Wing, L.
H. Chandler our Eector will address the people on the
issues OF the canvass
"a ratification meeting was held at Great Bridge, in
Norfolk county, Saturday last. 1t fit that the
good work should be begun the spot where one Of
our Revolutionary battles fought for We the Union
men, are now engaged in the great work OF preserving
the Government which Revolutionary fathers fought
and died TO establish. The meeting presided
BY Col Jas G. Martin, Jr., who made eloquent and
appropriate Speech on taking the chair and after
wards addressed by A s. Watts, delegate, aud VIM. W.
Canary, Jr our Senator, in stirring and appropriate
speeches They were followed by G.. A. Martin, Esq,
in brief but effective speech, which well received
by the meeting.
ave have few Douglas men here, but they are de-
termned in their adherence TO his fortunes and will be
represented in the Staunton Convention, Of the 10th
inst Gen. George Blow, Of Norfolk, prominent and
influential leader in the party, is strong advocate Of
Douglas.
Our friends here are marshaing their hosts for battle
aud you may tell our brethren in the valley and noun
tains that shall send them good dings the 9Th Of
November / have no doubt that with all OF Mr. Cog
gins deserved popularity Mr. Bell will run ahead OF him
in these two counties-especially in Norfolk county
Let US make one final and united effort to redeem
old Commonwealth from the sway of the Democracy
TUsKEGEE, Ala.
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'Be and Everett in rising ground in this section
and indeed all over the South"
WEsrMoRELASD Co., Va

''The prospect brightens. never had hope before.
The Democrats stagger in the ranks. For the first time
they ud themselves confronted with each other in fierce
antagonism. Bya false move Of the leaders, they
thrown into disorder and pitching into" one ano'
Their with fixed bayonets. The charge is occasionally
tremendous. One poor Democrat, the other day, in
view Of the confusion Of the Democracy in the extrem
ty of his grief and agony, exclaimed Thank God, the
Millennium is nearp Il reminded Of the despera-
ton of Wellington at Waterloo, when the day was
against him. and all seemed lost: Would TO God that
night Butcher had come" Butcher did come to rescue
Wellington, but the Millennium is too far of to help the
Democrats"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

Tie Wing party of the Northwest stands to-day united,
strong fearless and full Of confidence They are deter
mined to beat back the black wave Of Republicanism,
bearing down from the NORTH and to disPerse the
ho1;xon. They believe that Bell and Everett can be
elected and they intend to contribute more than tner
full share to the glorious consummation. Listen Tor
thunder up here in November"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

IIORsE POWDER-Por a horse which Il hldeSound,
III woray, lost his appetite Grease sgret Mango want
condition The extensive q this Powder the best guaran
Tee Of Ne efficiency. Prepared and for sale only By
aus DOVE o., Wholesale Druggists.
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IFRoM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthoreSs.
HBOKER'S BITTERS, %

0R than thirty year, have unequaled and unriva
ed NOTWITHSTANDING NUMEROUS mutations CourfKRyun
for their tonic and truly valuable medicinal properties In all
Of complaints connected with the Stomach the Nervous sy
TEN, well for their general usefulness most agreeable
smulant In their various pleasant appliances In accordance
with the tes nials Of medical Faculties in EUROPE they have a.
here and all who have tried
them be 1.-THE BEST BITTERs EVER INTRODUCED" AMI IL
confidently felt that thy win maintain their reputation their
own unsurpasssd rerits.
For Sale by most Of the prominent Groce and Dugg and
with liberal dIscoun. to the trade, By the Agent,
L. HUNKE, Jh,
my22-Sm No. % Front Street, New York.
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AUGUSTA, GA.

douglas stocklis evidently rising in Georgia, and all
through the South. Our old Wing friends are coming
home Hon. Chas J. Jenkins who voted for Buchanan
In 1885 and who was run on the Webster ckes here IN
1852 is in favor of Bell An effort is making to get
Gov Crawford Taylors Secretary Of War; on our Elec
tora ticket He is with u.s. but has retired from puoc
life The breach between Toombs and Stephens widens
daily The latter is strong for Douglas, but may not can
vass, owing to delicate health"
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

ing IN the land States Ito certificate OF right to one
hundred and sixty acres of land" Mr.. Bell himself, in
his remarks this question the time, sad-"l WANT
CITIZENS ~ DISTANT PORTIONS USIoS TO BE rur
UFON AN EQUAL FOOTING WITH THOSE VINO LIVE IN THE
srArEs-7 See App, Con- Globe, Vol 20, page l.,
20s. Mr. Bells amendment vas therefore, just patri-
Otie. righteous amendment Though opposed to the
Homestead principle, he desired the Homestead bill,
should become law, to operate equally and as ben
efcialy possible and that the sole object Of all
his amendments.
But says the Enquirer, "this amendment was the most
wholesale robbery attempted to be made of the
public lands and shows Mr.. Bell in the light of reck
less and unpdncped squanderer of public treasure"
Pretty denuncAtOn that but altogether NONSENSE
cal for the Enquirer does not have the slightest
idea of what IS talking about But who voted Mr. Bells
amendment Here are the yeas on that amendment:
YEAs-Badger, Bayard, Bell BrOdhead, Clayton, Daw-
SON. Dixon, Foot Pierce, Pratt Thompson of Kentucky,
and ToOmbs.
All Of these are Southern men but two; and TooNBs,
BATARD And PIERCE high chiefs and apostles in the
SecessOn-Breckinridge church, Truly, truly the En-
grsrs old bunderbuss does infinitely more harm to t.
self its friends aud its party than to any body
else. IL IS terrible gunkeks farther than it shoots
We repeat that in every instance in which the EHgUi
rsr has attacked John Bell il has been ingoriousy dis
comted and driven the wall It's bunders simply
amazing. We pity it from the very bottom of our heart
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

HANOVER Co., Va.
The eyes of the unterri6ed here have at last begun
to Open and many regard with horror and dismay the
dangerous flight that Democracy has TAKEN
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala.
"With the Democracy bfurcated, and double-hea
cd ticket in the field Bell and Everett will certainly
nv Alabama We will have an easy time Of it. while the
two wings Of the Democracy are fighting il out"
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WAYNE Co. Va.

WAYNE 10, VA.
1.-THE good cause is moving on here. and the Union
,;cket il gaining ground The oice-holders and their
minons are much dspeased at the sympathy we mani
fest for the Little Giant and his friends. But how can
we well help sympathzing with who has made so gal
CANT fight against corrupt admins ration ana the
Black Republicans at the same time One VINO mas the
courage TO hur defiance In the face OF tyrant who Is
trying to crush to DEATH politically all who oppose hmr
Aud do they forget that four years ago. every stump ora
tor and pennya-ner Of the party urged upon the Old
Line Wings go for the only national candidate stand
ing on the only national Douglas is now
the regular nominee of that only national party stand
ing on the same identical PLATFORM And the ocehod-
ers and their tools doing what would have been
treason in us then TO disappearing sectional can0i-
date This proves their professions of nationality and
eaty to the Union to be only gull trap to catch cred
ulous Wings But should we not sympathize with the
Douglas side than the other for however inconsis-
tent Douglas may have been it does not amount to
moety OF their own; and believe Douglas would make
more national President than the young man who Is
now In the and keeping of the firm
OF 'Yancey Co.
But we are not going TO give the Union Conservative
vote of this section for either. There is ticket hat
suits us better the candidates upon more consist
ept more patrioc they stand upon no rottenplanked
Janusaced platform. We have full faith that John Bell
and Edward Everett If elected will administer the Gov
eminent so the peace and harmony OF the
country in all sections sectonalism will be discounte
uanced and the rrepresble conflict will sarye to death,
having nothing TO feed upon. We intend to carry this
county for that ticket by overwhelming majority"
TAzEwELL Co., Va.
We are making great fight for Bell and Everett. We
are fixing put up Bell aud Everett press with John
A. Kelley Editor This county will do as well for the
Union ticket as she did for Goggin Mcdowell will 60
to l. Scott will Join in, and Buchanan Mercer and Giles,
will do their duty.
Our party is better united than It has been in this
section DR.. Doah and John A. Kelly are up and do
ing. Kelly has not been with for years. Some Of
the best Democrats in Tazewe will vote for Bell and
Everett
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o. Friday, 10Th inst. Nd RI si6ID WALSH AGED .A,Ar..


On Friday. the 10Th nst Nj RIoHD WALSH, aged hlriyhse
HIS friends those Of Mr.. Henry Miller
requested attend his funeral this Saturday, morning at 10 ock
from 81 Peters Cathedral
Eg-rhe funeral Of Dr. T. VICTOR BARGAMs VIII place
o'clock.
RoARDING.-ruO three young obtain boar. BOARD
within two minutes Capitol square For fur her In
formation, inquire at this once. aal-S.
LADY who has had several years experience teacher,
N washes siuiilon 10 Academy private family She
oaaned 70 dive instruction French Lsn English branches,
with Music Ora wing and Painting Wishes the school to com
References given Address, n, A fAsS,
aul1-St Rlehmond va
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TKxsEssEx ILRoAD Co.
yHE Thirteenth Annual Meeting Or the sioekhOdsrs the
Hall Of Depot the City Of Lynchburg on Wednesday, the
18th day Of September n 1t
WIN II. HUGHES, secy.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
Ksow ALL PREsExTs THAT We subscribers,
being virginia and Tennes Railroad oompa-
ny. do hereby constitute and appoint ,,,.,.,.s
proxy represent each Of US in an meetings stock
with full power and authority such general meetings. 20 give
n vote votes and do such other acts each OF Us
'' Wines s,' our hand and Seals this day Of ,i
WrSEss SAL Sal
sElI.l
E"Proxes represent Stock In their general meetings shall
ony he valid space OF from the date
1871 ByLaio aul0 I'D w H. n.
TANNERS OIL.-io0 bbi', In prime order, for sale BY
aaii LAG. B, DAVENPORT.
I Il received J. p DUyAL, Druggist
anil Corner Ma and 10Th strsetL
NJUTsA AND WAsHRRs.-Justr received, from the man
IN ufacure full and complete assortment OF iron NUS ana
washers for sale on best terms, BY W. s. kG DONhAN.
mil Inn Iron Front Building Governor 81.
RICHMOND, VA. AUG. 9Th, 1850.
NEFssKs KNnWLEs wALFORD, AGENTS :-Allos us 70 add
M our the safety OF Herrings Patent IRE froo
safes ths morning OF the 9TH IN which our fAVo
RY and FOUNDRY contents total loss thanks 70
Hen Safe books out as good as new although The
safe was sub lect TO a red heat
LowNEs 4 COOK.
$1,000 by Herring Co., for proof that the contents Of
HernR Patent Sales have been otn an Aceasn'
al fire Over four hundred have stood the test
KNOWLES & yALP0RD, Agents,
$50 Ma street,
amin Rohmoed, Va.
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OHKROKEE REMEDY.-A supply Of the above Just
~ received up. DUvAL, Druggist,
TauIt Corner 10Th and Main Streets
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NTOTICE.-neinquen Consumers Of In jefferson Ward
~ hereby notified that they fall TO the bills be
hour Of o'clock p NJ TO day. they will be dealt with
OF the following from the ord
nance concering the Gas Works:
By an ordinance passed by Council May 9Th, 1883 any
Bill unpaid for after that which pre-
nteJ shah notify Superintendent who shall stop
he gas premises In which
default exists II paid within DAYS Ave per
will be added the original OF the bl and hs be
placed In the hands Of the City Cglec
B. HARRISON, for
ani0-it NJ l.. s1RATT0N, Auditor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

GDM BELTING.-A full assortment Of the New York
" Betting and Pack ng CompAnys superior GumBeng, IRON
to wde always hand and for sale In lengths 70
purchaser at factory prices Belts Of extra widths and
thickness ordered from the Factory pt few days notice
Also No. Lacng Leather, CLASPS Belt Hooks eRye
Gum Pack sheets OF various thickness Packing for
Locomotive aud Stationary Engines Engine Hose &c Ac for
sale b. O. slNT0N,
Agent Tor the ManuacturerH, ~ MAln 81
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be vote for Governor as far as ascertaned is as fol-
ARRESTED ON A CHARGE on EMBEzzLEMENT.

The Democrats Ia the Northwestern section Of the SA
generally voted the regular ticket.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-11

VIRGINIA held In Cer ONCE Of the Cir
cult he City Of Richmond the Isl Monday In Au
gust, 1861, (beng ine 9Th day Of the month";
Jno w. Regnault, Piaintn,
Against
The Mineral Well Company and Edwin Robin
son. Defendants
IN Debt AMI upon Attachment returned Executed.
The OF this suit Is Of the defendants six hundred
and dollars y cents with the legal interest thereon
the Goth Of june 1861 till paid and affidavit having
that the above named defendant Edsh Rob
OF this Commonwealth the said defendant I'd
win Robinson notified appear within month after due pub
LEGATION hereof and do what TO protect his Interest
this suit.
copy-Teste
Auii-w4w JAMES ELLRTT Clerk.
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UIRGINIA.-At Rues held 10 the CLERKS once q the Cir
Of the City Of Richmond, the LIST Monday In
August, 1864, (being the 9Th day Of the month";
Henry Myers, Plaintiff,
Against,
Edwin Robinson, Defendant.
n CIse and upon ATTACHMENT returned erecutsd
The object Of the defendant Right Hun
bred dollars with legalntrrest thereon from the
OF Juy i6 and affidavit having been made and filed
defendant Abovs named resident Of this Com
monweah said defendant Is notified 70 appear within
publication hereof and do what TO
protect his interest In this suit
ACoPy-Tes,e, .
nil
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years
His friends those Mr.. Henry Miller
requested to attend his funeral this Saturday, morning at 10 oek
from 81 Peters Cathedral M
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The object Of this suit Of thu defendant s5i2 ~ with
t295 part thereof the ls day u January 1889
other part thereof from the LIST day OF January 1870
80 residue thereof from the LIST day Of july 1860
till paid and affidavit having been made and filed that the deend
ant resident Of this Commonwealth the said
pohed appear within month after due pub
cation hereof what necessary 10 proee: his Interest In
this suit
ACopy-Tese,
nj JAMES EtLETT, Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
TELEGRAPHTC.
lover THE STATE LINE.l
Arrival of the Pony Express---Dates to
9th October.

Arrival of the Pony Express---Dates to
9th October.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 18th.
The Pony Express arrived this morning.
The following is from the Bulletin
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5th.-The Prince OF Wales
arrived at Iarrisbrrgh, Va, from Pittsburg,
on the night of the Cd. An immense coun-
course surrounded him. lie was serenadcd.
He rode through the city the next day, and
left 10y an official train for Washington, where
he arrived at 4 o'clock in the morning. The
Prince was received at Washington at the
railroad depot by Gen. Cass and two neph-
ews Of President Buchanan, who conducted
him to the White House, where the President
was in waiting. The President gave a for
nal reception in his honor. The reception
lasted but half an hour The afternoon was
spentin visiting different places, among them
Mrs. Smiths Young Ladies Institute
In the Florida election Of the 2d Oct, the
Breckenridge candidate had $50 majority in
Ferdinando county. The Bell candidate had
an overwhelming majority in TuscumJia
county.
Twenty-four out of twenty.eight towns
in Connecticut had elected Republican off.
GERS on the Cd Oct
The election of local officers in the Upper
Peninsula, Michigan, on the 35th of Septem-
Der, resulted in the election Of the entire
Democratic ticket
John ]. Crittenden has written a letter to
friend in Albany, advising him to vote for
Douglas. He says he would do SO himself if
he believed that Bell and Everett could not
carry the State.
Douglas arrived at Chicago last night and
was received by his friends. lie made a
brief speech
Benjamin Wood has been nominated for
Congress in the Third District, New York,
by both Mozart and Tammany.
Gov Willard of Indiana, died last night at
st. Paul.
The Artesans Bank Of New York has sus
pended payment
Nicholas beat Oysterman on the Fashion
course-tnree mile heats, time $50; 5:503.-
European news received to Sept 27th.-
The Sardinians bombarded Ancona without
effect. The reply was vigorous Sardinia
continued to advance on the Papal States.
Garibalda says in proclamation that he will
join the Sandman troopsan begin his march
againet Venice. The official journal at Rome
contains Cardinal Antonelis note claiming
the assistance of the Catholic powers.
On Tuesday, ID October, terrific storm
submerged the back portion cf New Orleans
which washed off eleven miles of railroad
and numbers of houses. Several steamboats,
were blown ashore and sunk in the river;
forty sugar houses were blown down so
coal boats were swamped at New Orleans
and 20 at Baton Rouge, besides four steam
ers. The loss is immense, including a mum
Der oflives. The same storm extended to
lower portion of Georgia.
The Breckenridge estimated majority for
the Governor of Florida is 1000.
The Spanish commander had threatened to
lombard Vera Cruz, but was deferred by
Capt Jarvis, and returned to Havana.
A conducta with a million of dollars, de-
signed for Tamrico, was seized by Degollado
and will be usedin the expedition against the
Capital
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18

MooREs FLAr.-A correspondent writes as
follows to the San Francisco Nation from
Moore's Flat, Nevada county, under date of
October llth:
DR.. Gwin and Frank Tilford, Esq, arrived
here this evening for the purpose of address
ing about fifteen Of the "bolters" in this pre-
cinct.
The vote here numbers about 200. Doug
las will get more than one half beyond any
doubt The Breckinridge men complain of
having to carry the Old Lime Pointers ras-
eality through the campaign on their should
ers | noticed the old gentleman was very
familiar with some prominent members of the
Blacks. A few Others of the same stripe
were very much annoyed at this private con
yersation with the Doctor
| am informed from the best authority that
Gwin is making a desperate effort to gain
Republican strength for the Breckenridge
Legislative ticket, as he is now fully con
WINGED that Breckinridge has not the slight
est show of ever getting respectable vote
in the State.
Gwins speech was a rehash of his Stock
ton and Marysylle trash.