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MR. SEWARD At CHICAGO.

CnCAGo, 0,t. 1.-The republicans had a monster
demonstration here to-day the occasion Of the recep
ton of Gov. Seward. The number who took part in il
is variousy estimated at from 10 900 to 100000 Dep
uatiors attended from all the surrounding towns. Mr..
Seward was escorted TO the Wigwam in which the Ma
onal Convention was held, by party Of five hundred
Lncoln Rangers where he made speech of hour and
half duration. At night there procession of the
Wide Awakes who turned from six eight thous-
and torches
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

Mr. BELLS SoUNDNEss.-0ne can scarcely take up
Democratic paper in this section without finding Bell de-
nouneed as nnsound At the North different opinion
prevails Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, ft col
league ofsumne made speech in Jersey City last week,
aud declared that John had been tie most consist
ent most determined ProSlavery man who ever held a
seat in the Senate. He had cast 80 votes directs
nr.inst Ernnhnnn nd fnr Slarnrvn
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NAME RREcKINRInGE CONVENTION.

BANGOR, ME, Oct 2.-The Breckenridge and Lane
Democratic State Convention assembled here to-day ane
nominated an electoral ticket large portion of the
State was represented Resolutions adopted endors-
ing Mr. Buchenan's administration; repudatiog the
"Squatter Sovereignty" doctrine OF Stephen Douglas;
procamng that ia the duty of Congress to protect all
the constitutional rights of property in the Territories,
and in favor of the Pacific railroad, etc.
After the convention adjourned, mass meeting was
held which was addressed by the Hon. Caleb Cushing,
who spoke for hour and half in opposition to the
doctrines of Mr. Douglas.
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urw vopK M.nKrra oct a

yellow I fair demand and hrm. With sales Of so
1000 & 32S9SsK cents for Western, and SiGs, cash. for
southern
good denSn for Rio and The v.Iiou, other
deserpt strong market for all kinds full prices being
reazeL sass 1914 Bio, J. Daring. low grades lSt
cents ship 50i per Eyangelns, l4HGo loo d. In tots
from sscond hands, l2ADloA. 49,,
CorToSwe have continued fulr demand under which
the buoyant and holders for the most para nrm The
sales for the three dsJs $500 oale eoag steadily a.
revised quo Atlona N,
souhe. Flour has been In moderate request since III
day and little done until yesterday when the
became imeWhst active and TRANSACTIONS were 70
fs extent Al about closing pesI Of Friday last The sails
co prise 600 bbi which 1890 placed yesterday, the
msrie. cloSia z sha1s msr, With . fair demand
fr Foreign Dried very q1iet owing -
tho small stocks nearly decTpton Receipts Of new
CON Malaga Pans &C. daily looked for Tbs ns nyoce
NJ smyrna sgs is the latter part Of the
,.- .
has en- heavy and Irregular for the most part and
mics have considerably The demand has neyerhe
less ioby active nd on she receipt Of the more Avora-
NJ nropeaa advees GLAsoJw the market assumed
tone and Transactions pretty heavy, sight
probation In valve MALAY On Winter Red aad ehoss spns-
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oozr11EzcrAL
oSsros OF sHs wma. Oct 4. 1850.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There has been material change in bonds stocks
since las. report The prevailing Hsrts. rate for virginia
skies remains did last weet-aioK and Int blu, hear Of
sAleI 81 james River and Ksnarha Canal stock has ad
vanced5o cents share oher stocks remain unchanged The
animation, and will M won't
ed activity un the result Presidential election aseertaned
The fae the money market ansay stringent here and while
the existing pressure TO be chiefly cbed to the bank eOnrae
ton growing Of the redemption law nevertheless certain
that age amount Of money kept out oeeuaOn BY the
settled condition public Affairs and the yerh apprehension Of
serious commOton the country tho OF the triumph OF
Republican candidates. Ts sensveness Of the public mind
has opers the disadvantage OF the stock Market and contrib
shnss of the market The banks eiooun
log very little paper and the effect the offer
logs Of stocks. We anasx our weekly conplrison:
IA ii rfff
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RLKCrORS.


Psr. lsF. L. H. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
" End. TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of NOt'Oway,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4,h. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
s.h. JAMES F. JOHNSON. Of Bedford
X sth MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond.
7,h. LEHUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg.
- sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of MiddleseE.
9th. BIZ SHACKELFORD, of Fauquier.
81 {" ION. ANDREW L KENNEDY, Of jefferson.
"a llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROOkbridge.
= 18th. W. R. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington
l4th. j. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
~ 18th. A. b CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
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ELECTI0Ns IN MIcnIGAN.

DETROIT, Oct 3.-An election fo' legislative and local
officers in the upper peninsula was held the 26th of
September and resulted in the election OF the entire Dem
oeratic tickets in Aackinac Chippewa, Houghton, Wa
houghton and Marquette counties Joseph Coulter was
elected State Senator Democratic gain.
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POLITICAL BARBECUE IN LOUISA.

TO The Editor Of the Wig:
viii you be kind enough to call the attention Of your
readers to the fact that the people of Louisa intend hay
ing free Barbecue on the 18th instant when the Bell
and Everett party the Breckenridge and Douglas wings
of the Democracy will all be represented by able and
effective speakers. Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
CORRECTION,
CORRECTION.
NEw KKNr Court HOUSE,,
October 2, 1860. I

To Tie Editor Of The Wig:
Nociug the publication of the proceedings OF tie
Bell and Everett Club in this county the Court House,
observe two mistakes one relative to the correspond
iq Secretary and the other to the name OF the Re
eordnq secretary, who James s. instead OF John e
Christian Telemachus Taylor Esq was appointed CORES
pondiaq secretary At mere glance you can see tue
error Correct il if you please in your next semi-Week-
" issue, and oblige the Club Very respectfully,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

Parson Brownow and Yancey came together at Knox
VILE The Parson wanted to know what Yancey would
do fLincon was elected Yancey wanted to know what
the Parson would do The ParsOn would be one OF q
regiment to drive back the secessionsts Yancey would
be one to bayonet BrownloW ii he did. Yaucey told
Brownow he a preacher, and ought not TO act So
Brownlow pointed out to Yancey that of the met
on the stand with him. and Of the Breckenridge cleo
tors of Tennessee we're parsons and the only difference
between him ard them that they had been sienced
for lying Yancey said he would max no reply to that,
al ba didn't
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To JAS. S. SLAUGHTER.

TSp,eial Dispatch TO the Louisville Democrat.
ARRIVAL OF JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE AT
FRANKFORT.
FRASKFoRT, Sept. 29-J. Q. Breckenridge mas just
arrived from the mountains and received at the de-
pot by the large delegation of too persons, and escorted
10 the Governors mansion. IL. u. b.
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Decrease, so far this season, $40, l3t bus
wolD-We quote Oak t3AG13h & cord Pine t2HGS. The
retail prices e az for Oak, aud a for Pine.
Woowe quote native wihed at S53s cents unSashed 2o0
CATTLE MARKET-Mess Robertson GIRLS repor' I'm
The supply scales this week heavy for
the being sod which the general range
~ so a. extra hne Ut brough sio
goes by the butchers d Peter Prta
mouth &c still the heavy supply prices 10 decline DeoE
previous quotations. Quts number he'd over unaold
Gs-suppy tbs demand, dstiing, at IS 70
rs net Corn fed at ts meta decline from last week
previous quotation t0 70 % gfoss for extra quail
~; Inferior grades t2.sj 10 80 heal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

We are requested to say thsl J. H. Gamer, ESD will
not address the people Of Louisa Monday next hav-
ing accepted invitation to speak the Court House OF
that county, at the Free Barbecue the 18th and 18TH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05
THE TOBACCO Trade
We copy the following remarks concerning Tobacco
49,, x...n, ysw York Crsnlsrs.

position the Leaf market bearI improved aspect the
forming aggregate Al advanced prices a. our
quotations This In the market may be
cdbed received from the Wes settling
M prospect OF dmnuC Ia the or at least onethrd
Prom early harvesting IN previous to maturity the
evidence preponderang growth Of common and I'M
rp Leaf heuce prime Tohaces held with much hmness
zed for Strct SELECTIONS We thk IN proper ba. for
this pent the crop 1859 proves sadly deien In
prime bright sweet Leaf and well rich heavy expert grades
Our quotations apply this growth cid Leaf being much
OF sale The sales for the IN In
portion Western account while the Trade
and have sorked literally Tue principal export
been for the Mediterranean Sales OF Kentucky
bhds. Virginia 10 do.
MSuTAruRRD ToBicco-Ahough the business for the month
exhibits increased vitality regret 10 obs the absence
In pses In fact, Povni Lump has
deprecated from the circumstan.e OF the limited southern de-
and principal calls OF small work for the CanAdisn
trade The great quality IN value existing between Leaf and
Manutpred will doue5s attract atten and that OF the lat
r may eay day be affected b. speculative lafuenees
The only favorable Ia the market reduction OF stock
equal 70 pks compared with elos' o: lat month Quo
t.ons are unchanged Sales r September Co. 23I pkg;
sane tine 1882 pks Stock October 1861 o!5s5 pkgs
SINE TIM is:9 1920 pks.-T 6 II. Messenger.
Dome tic Leaf good DenanJ Kentucky Is hold firm
prices the being considered TO great eNtLt
allure AMI speculative purchases have Teen made Sales
made 45 cents for cdl1ary Lugs, better grade
being held At 5 medium - fair eHs good 70 hne at oil
Lra have been arg exporters continue 20 buy
low grades prices ard dealers have aso operated
gey having aSeerfned that the lnt yeAr contain but
nted quantity fine This years crops have all been grh
order benz fair average In quantity As 10 qda
~, IL Is too early 10 sfeak.-H. Redder
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meeting Of The Directors Of the Vrrh Life Insurance
C,mpSny he'd the Comp tnys Office Monday the LIST OCT
1850 jo~ng letter OF re gnaon received from NJ
VIM. H. MAcfArland the Pres dent;
Richmond October 1st, 1860.
Gentlemen: Your will please accept the resignation othe oieo
which have the honor TO hold Ia Company
possible for I, the Office the attention due 70
It, importance and have the satisfaction knos that
my place the advantage 81 consiutnJ and tn
public congratulate the high position our ecmpay
has aitlneda result neni deser'd by the care and
Is organization II cannot fall TO In
public confidence Nheh vel by the sure indemnify
Offers the hbe Allty and fairness q . terms.
lam, with high respect,
Your obedent servant,
wM II. MCFARLAND.
To the Directors Of the Virginia Life ms Company
Thoreupon, Il
Rsore That the thanks Of the Board be rendered Mr. Mac
arlnd the efficient and important rendered By him
10 the Goa plnv during his continuance In Office.
Mr. Samuel Harrison then unanimously elected Pres
dent VIM H. HaIa ce-2frsIent al the vacancy
oceasIonei by the promotion Of Mr. Harrison
J. ADAIR PLKAsANTs, sec'y.
Richmond, Oct 2, 1s6n. or4-ct
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Iohnn sIl,. RECORD.

Old documents have been ransacked from A 70 N-no
stone has been left unturned, to prove John Bell un
sound on the Slavery question; all in vain, however
Like pure gold he comes out Of the fire brighter thAn
ever.
The fact stands patent on the record-and to his past
record he refers the country for guarantees as to his iu
ture course-that,
He is the only candidate before the people VINO mas
always voted against the Wlmot Proviso.
He is the only candidate who has always voted
against squatter-sOvereignty.
He is the only candidate who has voted in favor OF
protection.
He is the only candidate, or heretofore who ever
defended slavery in the balls Of Congress- and before the
whole world as right according to abe laws Of God ana
a commercial, political and moral good
We defy any and all Of his defamers to disproVe all
or either OF the above propositions We have boldly
stated them over and over and one has yet dared
deuy any one Of them.
These things being true not every honest, truth
ful man look with pity and contempt upon the puny ell
forts of the envenomed parzans who day after day ana
week after week reiterate the false and slanderous
charge that John Bell is unsound on the slavery ques
ton-a charge which they themselves know to be iase'
WAT the blaCh "~S VI N-SA- ---N
RVercu.
The address recently issued by the Massachusetts, Re-
publican State convention thus refers to the Constitution
al Union candidates, Bell and Everett
"OfMr Bell il is known only that be is defender OF
slavery and pledged by his life aud associations to its
Interests.
The recent elections at the South indicate the conf
dence Of the people, and the whole country that
his policy in regard slavery would conform in all e.
sena particulars that of the present administration
This is not the time when the people be expected to
trust the great interests Of freedom to men who are not
fully committed 10 its support"
"Mr Everett his associate IS pledged to the nshtu-
ton of slavery by solemn and repeated declarations in
is behalf
In 1896 he stated, In speech made in the House Of
Representatives. that the great relation Of servitude, in
some form or other with greater less departure from
the theoretc equality Of man. is nseparabe from our ma
ture. know Of way by which the form Of servitude
shall be fixed but by political institutions Domestic
slavery-though confess not that form Of servitude
which seems be the beneficial TO the master-cer-
tanly not that which is most beneficial to the servant
is not in my judgment, to be set down as immoral
and rreigiOus relation"
Thus while the Breekinridgers at the South revil
ing Bell and Everett for being AbotiOnists the Abolition
lists of Massachusetts, Mr. Everets State, equal
y reying them being the pledged defenders of the
institution of slavery
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The DIsunionjsts--W here DO they LiVe9
To convince aly one that the Southern dsuuousts are
crazy Sc, Of Intermediates is oay necessary con-
slider lev facts TIE three great Border Slave States
Virginia Kentucky and Missouri lose nine-tenths Of the
negroes that escape to free States The people of these
States suffering all the loss have all the right to
plu Ye; you End comparatively, but few DisuuiOnsts
in these three States The reason is plain. The people
Of the border slave States have daily intercourse with
the people Of the neghbOrag free States. Not day
passes that IS not made evident the people of Yir
giua Kentucky aud Missouri that the only safety for
the institution Of slavery consists in preservation Of
the Union Of the States, and the enforcement of the
Laws.
The people living in the Southern States suf-
fer comparatively nothing from the depredatons Of the
Aboi,ioniss yet they take il upon themselves to make
an the fuss about tie acgressous OF the North. The
cotton Sates-shich are growing rich much faster than
the agricultural Sou harn Sates-prOduce all cotton
an our cotton mouth snakes and nearly all cotton
mouhed Disunionsts. These cotton politicians assume
that the people Of the Border Slave States incapable
Of attending 20 their own affairs and they graciousy Of
Ter Us their valuable protection. Tner gracious inter
ference is not quite so dsinteres;ed appears a. the
drst blush. They in safe position in any event. II
the Union continues, they in no danger Of losing
their slaves II the Union is dissolved they stand in
reuchsd behind the three great Border Slave States In
the event Of a civil var the battle ground will be upon
the soil Of Virginia, Kentucky aud Missouri. Thus it
will be seen that these political fHbusssrs not only
olici1us. but they are impertiuent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

Brandrcth's pills vs.. Sarsnpariila,-oneI Twenty
Owe cent Bandreths Pills warranted TO cohsn more
pure faapaha any dollar bottle Of sarsapara Al who
are using ssspaa lie, them substitute Brandrehf PHI and
take one each night effect will be found superior he bot
tied article the Ls ADDITION Ps are warranted equal
10 two dollar Of sarsapaa Try Of these Pills. whose
main active ingredient akaod OF apara Take one Pill
cry third day YOU vho are using tonic
remedies Drop these for thirty day, aad these Nsn the
place thereof time The cost will be my cent? AMI their
worth thousand dollars Principal Once 29i canas York
anid nv all dealers In Medicines AuS deiww
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cheering News rom the Country.

The presence in this city, during the las; few days Of
visitors including merchants and Others from almost
every portion Of the State has afforded Opportu
nifty Of gathering much information about the attitude Of
parties in the Commonwealth and the prospects of our
cause. These prospects rejoiced to state,
cheering aad encouraging in the highes. degree.
During the long period of uubrOken darkness in which
the State has been under the shadow Of Democracy,
there never was a time Whea the dawn seemed to be
more certainly approaching. The day Of our deive
rance draws nigh The enemies who have domineered
over Us are rrerievaby divided and fighting each other
with fury that grows fereer the decisive day ofeec
ton approaches Converts from both wings Of the
dered Democracy arc constantly coming over to us to
Increase our numbers and strengthen our hands They
have become convinced Of their utter mpOency to make
even their mark in the canvass and satisfied that the
contest is between LINCOLN and SectOnalism side
and BELI and Patriotism the other, they are raying
10 the support Of the latter The Of the Union is
growing more popular among the people every day. and
a. this day, Is Ia the ascendent in Virginia.
L.. our friends IN every county and neghborhood
perfect their organizations and work. cork, WORK. aud
get out our whole vote and all viii be well Vigorous
y push along the ball!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

NTIRGIHIA.-At Rnles held held In the Clerks 0iee Of the
Circut City OF Richmond the LIST Monday In oc
toner, 1860 being the ls diy Of the month";
j. Petty John, Plaintf,
Against
George Jordan John wnn and Rober, Jordan partners
under the firm and style Of Jordan, Winn Co,
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TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL'S INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR II ESTO II E r

ID CAD following certificate your tovnsnaD,
IL emAn well known all; II this Is not satisfactory call al
the Propretor 60 Main Street. and you certificates from
all sections Of the Union:
RICHMOND July 10, 1850.
Mr. NJ EsteL-Dsar SIR: take great pleasure In Informing
you used three Bottles Of your Hair Rsorer with
great Nrszy; HAIR GROWING HsrIr please
send me half q eotsn bottles
Respectfully,
JOHN o. oHILnL
BATTLE Hocsk
MONK, Ala, April 9Th, 1860. 4
Ezekiel Eq Riclrnond-DedT Sir: You were so Kind As 70
present me- guest Of house. with Bottle Of your
-orer which has exhausted for several days sndl
have enqrired vain agents a city, day amer day.
10 renew my supply The trial Of Restore far IS ny
limited supply permitted judge, HoHT skTsFAcrosr
Wish Give fair trial. and will therefore, thank you to send
Bottles BY Adams Express send bill with The
knge be delivery Yorr carly compliance VIII
very much ohige- Yours truly,
r. PEAsk
tE-Yor sale by all Druggists In the Uuited States
EE- Price u per Bottle.
tH- ALI orders DO addressed 10 the Proprietor.
r. EZEKIEL. 90 Main g.,
yl4- hchmond' virginia
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CxnIBITION or ENGRAVINGs.
IN TIE COUNTY COURT OF SEW KNIT,

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NEW MI,
September 1884, 1899 the motion of Bat d. Chran, adj
nstraor Of Isaac Tyree decd AMI appearing h tn salts
Of the Court that than two have elaplei since
qualification Of said Bat d. Christian as the representative Of
said Isaac Tyree deed ordered that the creditors said
decd do Prodacs their aius against the said
tate John D. Chap OF the Commissioners Of d
Court the 10Th day Of November 1850, aud sheu
they Agas the and delivery 81 the said estate to
The distributes OF the said Isaac Tyree d-cd without requiring
usual reunding jnds An 10 further ordered that
ccpy of this der be published week for four snccesFe
weeks Richmond Wig another COPY be posted At
the OF Ae Court Of this County the frat day
Of two Successive terms Of the County Court
Copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

Thszsnsssions fr for local nine but shs ses
for export to Europe shippers senes M
nSs sls. OF 500 SusSe K:nusiy Al s Writer BED
Western, 20; 2ooo White Mie6sa7 eoss
There continues good inquiry and the receipts berg
ht and not equal the demand prices have sssh
2 cents q bushe Nhe Liverpool market was hn
savsnee Of To-, Win sales rrsd and ysOw at So GS4s Cd
and White 81. a3ss
verr Am With an vrd tepdspcy-Over Weights fni good
continue and wanted Oak soe
dem'nd at fa previous prices We have no chans' n'
susls-ihse steady fair demand for home use And 49, re
max c,n. a7 .@ s pdn spp sr.
ToBioo-Thee has been sctve demand fs ~.
our last partly s:sa on the s ,o sse"
full prices Sale, t6I hhds Kent eky At SS.S cents
airy change ia price Crop prices have not improved
much.
BALTIMORE MARKErs Oct 4th, PM
nSee The arrival hscs yescrssy Of ne
OH. weller sh o bsgs There l. good inquiry Ter
odsv and had SALES reported Of 1000 bsgs ~ Gus
We quote Re . for 9rdnary % az 70,
ssisnise
FIOUs-rhere lee. doing You- to-day than there vas yes
terd.y bot the general condition Of msket 10 uchanges
OF and Ohio Super held firmly at
hu. purchasers unsos 70 pay wh .e; Al .bOu,
yesterdays prce' The receipts some eu, Whit 'os
at s 1850 for good and o5 to leoc for prime Red srousa ~
6sa7ae. and yellow st6eassc
prices all dscou, have declined In Bacon eonde ale
sales m.ling in lots bu. nov quote shoulders a. gHashe
ern at ise and 100 city AYE D. decline Nc D; Re-
yerseed s. boa6 Timothy at Is ard fassd a. 81 ss
suelR to-day; market closing
wHsTr only could Of to-day 100 bts
oI. q s 10 sS %
and 80 bb do At 22H cents sso 100 bbs oty at ~ cents We
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p.Lr1MoRr M.RKEra. Oct. an. P. NJ

TWO vERDICTs
fron two very important sources, in relation To
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
The these decisions the pen Of Or Chiffon who has
equal this country inslytc chemist ans declares the
dye to be absolutely fee from deeous fagredenf THIS may
be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
second decision popular The thousands who the
unanimous lmmenng IT, above all Others for the
exquisite naturAne n the blacks and browns Dpar and The
rApldlty Of Its effect. This 10
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documen which constitute these yerds be a the
establishment o. CRTADoro Aston House. New York Is sold
whe'e and applied by all Hair Dresses s2o-dtvim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-05

The sRIlIu NaF HoFae'' az Inc AIFEcaH UHuFe"'
That distinguished and interchangeable and uniinohing
old var horse of the Democracy" TmoTHY RIyEs ESQ.,
Of Prince George, will address the National Douglas De-
mosracy this evening at the African Church. Mr. Rves
is one Of the very abes in the Democratic party in
Virginia and perhaps the best posted politician in the
UuOa. He is also, able, stirring convincing and
effective SPEAKER and viii doubt make the fur y from
be BrseEnriJgers- tonight Nay we b there to sss