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hereby given that the undersigned viii
= sppIy for license ., she SEPT. term. 1850
q the Dubois County Commissioners, d Der
the provisions Of 90 sct entitled sAn act ~
regulate and license the sale OF spiri,uous.
v,ncus, mali, and orher intoxic Al linz liquors.
The place Of sic will be Ii aud upon nv.
premises occupied BY me. The precise Ioca.
ton Of which 10 as follows. Al The hotel
known AZ "TfaveIers' Rest" On nv farm.
situate abou, two miles from Jasper. % he
Jasper and Troy State road. In Bainbridrs
township. Dubois county. Ind.
me citizens Of said township will take
due notice thereof
June 8, lSC0. JOHN OPEL.
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Why q y impossible for ..Abev Lin
com % sttsin the Presidential chair! Be.
csuse De lacks 90 Of being able. Boston
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UIt will Be seen that our fellow.
citi'cn, a. q. Alexander, il announ-
ced 'or the Legislature. He comes
s0lly Up TO the Jacksoniau standard.
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The following 10 Let OF Psamiums vh,sh
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MAY lC, 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-10
JNO. COCHRAN,
w. Is. MALLORY,
w. +. GENTRY,
nnI nthnra
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug 24th, 1860.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Aug cath, 1860.
GENTLEMEN; Assuring you, as do of my cordial and
hearty sympathy with the friends Of the Of the
"Unon the Constitution and the Laws" aud Of my anx
ous socitude for its triumph over aconists and dsor
ganzer5 North South whether Abolitionists in the
one or Nuifers aud Dsunionists in the other, section
regret that the cond ion Of health orbds taking
any active aud public part in the pending This
consideration, to some extent has already constrained
me- reluctantly to decline similar invitations to yours
from other parts Of the State.
nv absence however upon such occasions so easily
supplied that my presence becomes matter Of but little
importance.
Whilst here in Virginia every consideration urges US
to present solid and unbroken front the Republican
party Of the North ii less becomes the friends Of the
cause you espouse and advocate by all honorable and pa
trioc eIer.ions TO induce the people 10 rebuke in
misakable terms the spirit OF dunion now so active in
the South and which u recent political convention in
our midst was boldly aud openly proclaimed from the
rostrum, and loudly cheered by those, portion Of
those TO whom the alarming and destructive sentiment
was addressed.
To hearken to the counsels and to follow the lead OF
the Yanceys the Rhetts the Kets aud Of similar men in
virgina-to look these restless aud disturbed spirits
do disruption of the confederacy, and the
ton upon its ruins of crazy fabrics
edy for existing ills is satisfied what the people Of
Virginia will be ready to deuounce and sterny condemn
when their voice shall be heard.
No State from her geographical position as well as
from her policy and domestic institutions is deeply
concerned in the existing confedeacy than she is She
the "6rst to rock the cradle of American liberty
and she will be the last at its grave" Shs in TRUTH gave
birth to the Constitution aud the Union and she
more forget them, no more be induced to strike them
down, than could mother her OF pring.
To maintain this Union, to preserve the Constitution,
TO nAtionalZs the Government, to extend its blessings
and protection alike TO all and all irrespective Of
geographical sections dive from their filthy the
impure birds that now dee its departments is the duty
Of all who cherish the memory, and properly estimate
the glorious work. Of our fathers
To encounter the foes to peace security and hap
piness to have at one and the same time TO and
drive back the qnhoy crusade from the North agsipst
rights aud interests as well az to dsaFm and render
impotent for mischief the enemies Of the Union n
the South, demands gentlemen the earnest aud cease
less vigilance Of al conservative and Constitutional men,
ALLOW me- IS mofe important In ny estimation, at this
particular crisis than public addresses TO suggest pre-
cinst organizations through your county and prepara
ton and general diffusion Of such documents as sha
enable the masses to see and understand the gross aud
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BELL, AND EvEmrr IN WARWICK COUNTY.

BELL AND EVEETr IN WARWICK COUNTY.
At meeting Of tie Union party of Warwick county,
held at the Court House Monday the Sd Of fSeptem-
ber Dr. Humphrey II. Curtis called to the Uhair,
aud Frederick O. Newman appointed Secretary
On motion, Richard d. Lee, Henry +. Jones, Simon Z.
Whitaker Thos G. IT, Curtis aud Richard G. Les were
appointed drift aud report resotions for the consde-
ration Of the melting.
After short dpsence, the committee reported the fol-
loving resoutionS which were unanimously adopted:
Resoioed Thatve cordially endorse the nomination
of John Bell and E!ward Everett and tender our hearty
congratulations to the Unop and Constitutional party
throughout the Ulied States on the brilliant prospects
now presented usby glorious triumph of our party on
the 9th Of November next.
2i Resoiued Tlatwe denounce the secession and dis
union Of Becknrdge aud the party by which
no was nominated aud l. sustained and call upon all true
friends of the Souh and Of the Union and COnst ution,
to rally around heItandard Of Bell and Everett.
Sd Resoivei That Virginia expects every man 10 do
his duty and thatth vguan who shall prove reereant
the Constituto, and Union in this battle for our
rights will disa ppoht the expectations Of the county,
and merit the e1ecsoAs Of the present age and Of pos
terity.
Al Re,olUsd, That these proceedings be Published in
the Richmond Wing, and papers friendly TO the cause
Mr.. Oc,avius Coke, Of Williamsburg, being called up
on addressed the meeting 10 very appropriate speech,
urging the Union men OF sl parties to rally around the
standard Of Bell and Everett. Mr.. Sydney Smith, our
Comm onwealths Attorney also addressed the meeting
in n very able and forcibe manner.
On motion of Richard d. Lee, thS meeting adjourned.
HUMPHREY IL CURTIS Chm'n.
gartv
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BELL AND EVERETT IN FLUvANNA COUNTY.

BELL AND EVERETT IN FLCVANNA COUNTY:
Alta meeting Of the citizens Of the Palmyra district
hd at Palmyra August 29th 1850, for the purpose OF
organizing Bell and Everett Club motion Of John
r. Lane Mr. James B. Garnet was called 10 the Chair,
and Robert ]. Kirtley appointed Secretary
On motion Of Jno. r. Lane, Thomas II. Tu'wiler, vas
appointed 10 draft resolutions for this Club. Mr. Thos
H. Tutwer then reported the following resolutions which
we're unanimously adopted
lst This CLUB shall be kuoWn as the Central Bell and
Everett Club Of Euvauna aud shall have for its object
the promotion Of the election Of John Bell OF Tennessee
for Pre- dent and Edward Everett Of Massachusetts, for
Vice President.
End The officers of this Club shall consist of Presi-
dent and two Vice Presidents Treasurer, Recording
and Corresponding Secretary.
3rd This Club shall hold its regular meetings on Fri
day night of each week at o'clock. The President is
authorized TO have called meeting whenever in his opn-
ion the ntsrtss Of the ub require il.
4th II shall be the duty Of the President TO preside
over the meetings Of the Club and keep order aud per-
form such other duties the Club may prescribe. ln
the absence Of the President either Of the Vice Presidents
may perform his duties.
5th IL shall be the duty of the Recording Secretary
to keep record Of the proceedings of the Club, and
list Of a. members Of the Club
9Th IL shall be the duty of the Corresponding Secreta
~ t, write all communications in relation to the business
Of the Club and perform such other duties the Pres
dent may require Of him.
7,b Ii shall be the duty Of the Treasurer to keep all
funds OF the Club and expend the same o oruer o' tue
Club in the Of documents and 10 such other
manner as the Club may direct aud to solicit contriou
tous for the purposes of the Club from all who favor our
cause
sth committee Of three shall be appointed to solicit
contributions for the purposes Of the Club and IL shall
be their duty TO report at each meeting This commit
tee may be changed at each meeting
9th To entte person TO membership in this Club,
he shall enroll his name in book TO be kept by the Re
cordng Secretary and his doing shall be considered
pledge 10 vote for Bell and Everett but he may take h'
name of at any time he chooses. None but qualified
voters shall be members Of this Club.
The resolutions being read the meeting then proceed
ed 10 elect officers.
On motion Of Thomis H. Tutwiler, Jno. H. Yancey
and Jno R Lane were chosen Vice Presidents, and j.
B. Garnett President On motion of James A. Landrum
Thos. G. Miller, was chosen Corresponding Secretary
and Robert J. Kirtley, Recording Secretary On motor
Of Col r. c. Strange, James A. LAndrum, was ohossr
| Treasurer.
On motion Of James A. LAndrum, the following gen
temen appointed 10 act as committee to solci
contributions:
John l. Scott, Buford Curtley aud Col Robert
Strange.
After few brief but appropriate remarks, by Thos
/ Tutuer and Jno. r Lane, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES B. GARNETT, Chairman.
! ROBT. J. KIBILEY, Secretary.
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Dznu AM EvPnrrT CIIrp IN HRNP1co.
~. 81. M. = al.

TO The Editor Of Tie Richmond Wig:
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of
Bell and Everett, he Springfield Hail. 10 Henrico
county, on wednesday evening, 9th September 1860.
Afer two spirited addresses by Col Thomas j. Evans
and DR. L S. AcGruder, on motion Of DR.. McGruder,
they proceeded organize Bell and Everett Club for
the % District of Henrco county DR.. &cGruder taking
the chair temporarily whereupon, the following officers
were duly eec ed: Thomas G. Bell, President George
L. Earnest, Edward c. Peasants and Cornelius b Lips.
comb Vce-Preidents Dabney G. Baker Secretary, and
Miles G. Esglestou, Treasurer.
A committee of five appointed to prepare Con-
st;tu,ion and B Laws for the government OF the Club.
After which, the meeting adjourned to meet on next
Tuesday evening o'clock to receive the report on the
Constitution and Bylaws.
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BELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN ALBEMARLE


A large number OF aud enthusiastic friends Of
Bell aud Everett met agreeaby TO notice. too short to
reach all the first OF September in the town OF Mil
ton, Abemarle county, and raised amid loud and
tnued applause liberty pole, whose flag now proudly
waves in the air.
meeting to form Bell aud Everett club was organ
lied Thomas Garland called TO the Chair, and Geo.
f. Staehln appointed Secretary.
On motion, Col. Il T. Wat;on, Col Wyatt, B. H. Ma
gruder, IL. Shnles, Minor Pace appointed CON-
mtteee report to the meeting to be held the Slh
Sept, resolutions aud regulations.
b. H. Aagrudcr being loudly called for addressed the
meeting in eloquent speech full of hard sound sense,
and was followed by John Mugruder in short and fluent
address. THOMAS GARLAND, Chairman.
GKO f. STAEHLIN Seay.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
JOHN BELL.

JOHN BELL.
Hark to our eOsn,rys Bel
What world OfjOy aud prOml ID ii. melody sOrs.sA.
Set II RIGGING, ringing ringing
TIL IKE some eelecs.l sSgiEg,
Ils chimes Of peace bringing
Fraternsl sehoes forth
Ringing "Union!' "DsAth 70 Faction!
Ron firm united acton
To the tlniIn naAbuatoa, Whereverlt may swell,
and bell
Bell Everett and Bel
fhe hearts Of all shall echo 70 the music OF our Bsu
Her the mellow veddingBell
Uol1n Bell
What world Of happiness Il. hTnOues hre.ell
From naons deepest might,
How It rings out with dtiish'
With each moltSn golden no's
Ali tune
What song ofioy should d,at
Prom glad Nations throat,
South and Eas. rins oct Q, r Reui
West and N-itni-s eehoesssehl
OF the future S'Gnhwe!
Share the 10y tha. should compel
Alto ba hand N rnling
~ o OF Can our Bed! :ii' Be il Esii
Tha asar is voice may tell that nations choice Is Bell
Bell Bell B-ni Eel
Ringing forth the celebration Of the Weddng of nsu,n
horth and South hencsiorth united under Bell
Hear Il toll DisuaionS tnel--
Bed RelIi Bell
world Of sole warnings In that funeral cadence swell
nadin se,s iis tr.or
And faction shall IN terror
Trembling tlink back o lie native he'll.
When the glorious note shall iOai
From glad ma ms tNroat-
Our vote is-Bell!'
And the pvople-aye. TIE people
shal ring from every tieelle
That glad kIel
Not toiing-t0Iiny toll nj
In mutlet aot0ns
Bat peal of tTiun n rsllng,
That might heart OF stone.
lie Is neither woman,
He Is rather brute than iumau,
the bonan Of Who ha hear unnoved that toll
Let Il roll
It's pean or the nation,
LIS thankful eNulGtion!
Hear Il tell
That atoms heat beats The music Of the chine
OF Hclli
Shout IN brothcTly communion
Our peace thout "Utioli Uulon "
To q happy, happy ringing
OF Bell!
Make II swell
In hearty nglngl
Jdln the ch me wth hearty singing
Bell Bell hell ! heh!
Iell OF triu rpai Bell OF proaise!
Bell Brii! Bell
st Il rineing-sst swiuging-
Fer John Bell
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THE CAMPAIGN N MONROE COUNTY.
UNION, MoNRoE County, Va
September 5'h, 1860.

September On, lsbO.
TO The Editor Of The Wig.
A T. Caperton Eq at our last Court, made one of his
best speeches for Bell and Everett TO large, at entve
audience. Ii was argumenaive, cOnciliatory aud most
effective d-mon-trating very clearly that neither Doug
las Brcckurdge would be elected by the people next
November aud that the contest would be between Lin
the Constitutional Union candidate.
That speech smoothed the way for W. r. Staples, the
talented Elactor for this District who it hoped will be-
fore ong let the people OF this county again his ell
oquent voice in aid Of the work Of cancellation Of the
parties here, which Mr.. Capeon has happily and opor
Lunely begau Mr. Cs address could not hardly fail to
make the Democrats who heard reflect that their dvi-
ded party cauno elect the candidate Of either wing of il
that their votes for either candidate necessarily
increase the chances OF success Of the Black Republican
and his might dissolution" Of our
glorious Union and the consequent horrors Of ciy
That reflection has determined some and doubtless will de-
termne many more of them TO join in the patriotic effort
elect Bell and Everett the best means TO avert he
impending ruin Of present Constitutional freedom.
That ball is certainly rolling on. MONROE.
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BELL AND EVERETT IN NELSON COUNTY.

BELL AND EVERETT IN NELSON COUNTY.
AT meeting Of the Union men Of Nelson county,
held at the Court House. Augusta Court-diy. mo-
ton of J. II McCu' Gen. VIM. s. Loving vas called TO
the chair and Jos T. Cabtll Jr appointed secretary.
Jos. O. Cabe, Jr, offered the following resolutions,
after making fe& PREDATORY remarks;
ResoiBsd l.. That We heartily aud cordially approve
OF and ratfy the nomination Of John Bell Of Tennessee
and Edward Everett Of Massachusetts, for the President
and Vice President Of the United States aud that they
candidates who by their integrity OF character aud
useful career furnish far better guarantee than any
party pledges aud IL elected they will fully satisfy the
people by just and hottest administration.
Resolesd, 3. That standing the noble plltform Of
the Union the Constitution and the Enforcement Of the
Laws, cordially invite conservative men Of all par
ties rally TO its support and ask them to recocc that
this il crisis in which true should remember that
they have country 10 serve well party to obey.
Resolved 3. That we recommend Bell aud Everett
Club be organized Nelson Court House. aud Others at
such points in the county may be deemed expedient.
Resoioed 4 That the Secretary b, requested TO re-
port the resoltions and proceedings of this meeting TO
the Richmond Wing, Lynihburg ViIginian Charlottes-
vile Review and Nelson Enterprise.
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From The Charlottesville Rsyiey

LETTER FKUM '. ". SUUTHALI, ESQ.
large number OF the czeAs Of the united 10 a
letter to Mr. Southal calling upon him to address the
Bell and Everett Club Tuesday night of last wek-
In response that letter. Mr. Southa addressed to us,
as the committee of invitation the following patriotic
note which we hops will be read and pondered by the
people Of Albemare. We regret that have copy
Of the note we addressed to Mr. Southa its pubca-
ton would be proper introduction Of the accompany
ing letter;
JNO. COCHRAN,
w. Is. MALLORY, Cou,..;,,,.
W. f. GENTRY, ''""'''''e''
and Others
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THE BELL RINGING IN MAssAcnUSErs.-The Union
men had another grand demonstration in Boston Ward
Nj Thursday evening Speeches made by
heSsrs George s. Hilrj George Lunt Leverett SAton-
STALL and l. Q. Norvell This meeting held at vii.
iams Hall, but nearly thousand people being unable
get admission, had to organize an outside meeting
This shows the Teaconary feeling against Republican ism
in Massachusetts,, which has Just pu: up man for Gov
ernor who says John Brown was right"
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phameless corruption of those in power well as
the character and principles of tie several parties
who now solicit their confidence.
/ salute you with respect and esteem,
V. W. S0UTHALL
To Nessrs. J. L. Cochran, W. B. Mallory, w. F. Gen.
try and Others
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PLows FOR FALLoWING.
p. II. STARKE.

/, IT. NIAKNE,
80. 81, Main Street, Tbrse Eoors nbovcthe
Charles Hotel.
SEToULD CALL TiiE ATTENlIOn or FARMERS TO HIs
w stock o. FLOWS, HAgRpWs CuLTIrA-
rOg' FEED BOWERS, DRlLLS &c &c,
nSnnf iciued by him expressly Tor Sumner ~.
and Psn operati ns eFT---'
ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is called TO the fact --fSAs,-
hat he will Sc the best hreehorse pi0u now a-<sss>
ia In Virginia Tor
TEN DOLLARS
And " after trial does prove he best he will take back
free OF charge. To those who the CuEP BSAoE pIws No
Sand No he would hat teJ tupptd u the
price CT klGt noLLAks for No. r. andFiyE DOLLARS fo No.
Clsilnss f'E every PlOw Ia use on hard.
Garden and d every variety warranted As pure al
a be had
tS- liberal discount made is the trade.
an '-H PHsrGRRE
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Tux TAxEY ASD NELSON MEETING The meeting TO
nominate Judge fancy tor President and Judge Nelson
for Vice President called sometime since, asembled at
Leonardtown Nd the lst inst. The st. Marys Bea-
con says it was attended by large number OF Demo-
Gratis OF the county. George W. Morgan E.q presided
with DR.. Thomas j. Stone as Vict-President and r c.
Combs as Secretary Speeches made by B. G. HaT-
rs G. o. Morgan and Vernon Dorsey, after which reso
utions adopted requesting Breckenridge and Lane
aud Douglas and Johnson TO withdraw from the contest
aud nominating Chief Justice fancy, of Nd and Judge
Nelson of New York the Democratic candidates for
President aud Yice-Presdent A committee Of oires-
ponience carry olt the object in view appointed,
to report to an adjourned meeting
GOOD HEws PRON LOUIsIANA.-Eyerybodyin In Lonisia-
appears to be coming 20 Bell and Everett. We
get Bell and Everett paper from that region about
every other day. We anything like it. The
whole country is evidently stirred its pioGoundest
depths The other day the Commercial Bulletin gave
the names of sixteen Bell and Everett papers in Lou
sana then ii recorded the advent Of another and
it announces zone more" But this is not all. Within
the few days past many distinguished men in various
parts of the country, who previously the Demo
cratic side have declared for Bel and Everett Among
these f. n Yerger, ESQ., Of Miss, Hon George T.
Ward OF Florida and Hon. Haze Kch Thomson, Of Lou
siana. SO We go. Ring the Bel