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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
An Interview with Abraham Lincoln His
Freedom from Alarm nt the Secession

An Interview with Abraham LincOln-His
Freedom from Alarm nt the Secession
Movement.
A Springfield (Tll.) correspondent of the.
New York Evening Post says:
The timid gentlemen who are expecting
Mr.. Lincoln to issue pTORuneiameHto after
the manner of successful Mexican chiefs,
wherein 'ihis policy will be declared, for the
Cancellation Of the madmen who are threaten
irg The secession of few of the States of the
South, do not know the President-elect. 1t
was my good fortune to talk with him an
hour yesterday, in relation to this secession
movement, and though he makes no conceal
mcnt of the uneasiness which the contem-
plated treason gives him, he is not bit
alarmed by the aspect of affairs nor is he at
all inclined to yield an inch to the well-in-
tended but mistaken solicitations of his
friends. He believes that his success is only
a public pretext for what has been long pre-
pairing; that his position on all questions Of
public concern-all which affect the slavery
question nearly or remotely--is SO well
known that no declaration of his would
change reasonable purposes already an-
nounced; and that a reiteration of views
which are patent to all men who have sought
to know them, would be an evidence of
timidity which ne does not feel, and of which
he would have no man suspect him.
He is cautious, discreet and wise in his re-
plies to questions as to what may or will
be done. But those who know the stead
fastness of purpose and the conscientious
frmness which are his distinguishing char
acteristics, have no doubt that he viii adopt
that policy, when President which proper
regard for the tohoLe country Dictates and
that he win pursue it firmly, persistently, and,
if necessary, obdurately, to the end. II
! know said he, "the justness of my inten-
'tions, and the utter groundlessness of the
pretended fears of the men who are filling
| the country with their clamor. IfI 90 into
the Presidency, they will find me as am on
record-nothing less, nothing more. My
declarations have been made to the world
without reservation. They have been often
repeated and now, self-respect demands of
me and of the party that has elected me,
that when threatened should be silent.N
| While he holds this language in relation to a
public letter, he does not hesitate to in his
private letters to the South (he has already
| a large correspondence in that section) and
| in conversation with his visitors, in answer
to proper inquiries, to give any assurances
which are consistent with his views hereto
fore expressed, and the party platform on
4 which be stands.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

ADrIssIoE-Dress Circle and Parquette, so cents /;
Family Circle, 25 cents
N Doera open at O'Clock. Performance at o'clock
NSTeoisely. ....r ....
" Seats can be secured from 10 to O'Clock during
tphe day. no22
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

FRIDAY EVENING, November %, for the first
time in this city, the beautiful original Comedy, in
4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
'VATHO LIO IN sTIT U II e .
FORMAL OPENING Of THE NEW BUILDING,
0za st. Ceci1ia's Days
Thursday, November %, 1860.
Thursday, November %,
r.rknnn uHnFH

|A. Overture-by the Orchestra.
't2, FESTIVE Songby the Students Of the Polytech-
iii mic College of the Catholic Institute.
|5. Address-by the Right Rev. Bishop Spalding, OF
N Louisville. .--..
'A. Come, Gentle Spring from Haydn sung by the
mixed Choir OF the Institute, accompanied by
/. the Orchestra.
ll5. Address-by the Right Rev. Bishop Henni, of
'H Milwaukee. .l
S. P;alm.@snng by tho Glee Club Of the Catholic
4. InstFa@entAi Musc-by the scholars of the In
Is. Address-by the Most Rev. Archbishop ]. B.
Purcell, Of Cincinnati.
o. Trio and Chorus-from Haydn-by the mixed
Choir of the Institute
20. Finale by the Orchestra.
Doors open Of 6A p. Nj exercises commence at
TieEsts Of Admission, so cents. no2l-b.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
BENEFIT OF

~ Il N n , > " Il II 1t a Ii " " , Il
BENEFIT OF -
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
! on FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23,
ROn which occasion the best bill of the season will
3 be presented. No less than
THREE EXCELLENT PIECEsl
/ The beautiful Comedy of
g THE IRISH POST.
/ Terrence OGradey with a song, "Trust to Luok'),
MG Barney Williams; Miss Capsicum, Miss Denim.
To be followed with MRS. BARNEY WILL
LIAMS's wonderful performance of
; AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
To conclude with the screaming Irish Drama, in
two acts, called
BRIAN O'LYNN.
Brian. ....... Mr. B. Williams
Abhela Mrs u. Williams.
In the piece will be illustrated
IBISH LOVEl i.. r-- .rs r.
IRISH MUSIC .-,... .
IRISH FUNl
.sA. ? IRISH DANCINGi
,...-,. IRISH SINGINGi
bB Secure your seats in advance, to avoid lhe
crowd, - r. # F no22-b
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NATIONAL THEATER. JOHN BATES,
~ Manager; ]. G. HASLEI Stage Manager.
WzyOODS THBAT TER-CORNER OF
w VINE AND SIXTH SITS.

Fourth night of
8. EUSTACHI &y 3, HAIRS GERMAN
DRAMATIC TROUPE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

Friday, Benefit Of MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
A great Bill will be presented.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

To conclude with the laughable farce Of
A KISS IN THE DARK.
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THE TARGET EXCURSION.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
DIKE,s OPERA HOUSE

NoTIcE-TIME CHANGED Doors open at a to u;
Perfurmance will svnmence at = past q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
AN NOUN. IN sEvILLE.

Has been performed in London for upward Of Fifty
Nights, and during that period witnessed by Her
Majesty, the Queen; His Royal Highness, Prince
Albert; the whole of the Court and Royal Family the
rEaTl Of EglintOn, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
and the American Minister.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

From EH0lish pdper.1
= ''Sume doubts having been created as to the DOS
Vsibility Of MRS; BARNEY WILLIAMS being
abple without ooilusion, TO pers9nat,e the various
WILLIE, consequent upon the extreme repidty, cor
rect costume, and thorough Identification Of char
acter required the public is respectfully Informed
that there Is ne deception, and notwithstanding the
+ apparent impusibility of the attempt, MRS.
BARNEY WILLIAMS completely succeeds in IL
lustrating number Of characters never attempted
any stage.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

Henry BIeigs, the Colossal California
FOrEer and SwIndIer- His Extraordinary
Proposal TO Settle Ciaims Against him
for $500, O,OOO-RemarkabIe Career OF the
Dishonest FinancIer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-22

A cotton-gin belonging to Major G. A
Henry, near Little Rock, Ark, was set o
fire the other night and destroyed. Los
$4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
rz1H9RAAEs.
ARRIYAL OF rae OANApIAN.

FkKruER POlNr, Oct 26th-The Canadian, with Lon
dondery dates to the l9th has arrived CottonSsles
Of the week 10000 bales, and all slightly advanced, but
useful qualities bad advanced fully Is the market
closed frm Flour had downward tendency. Wheat
declined 2aSd. Corn steady Provisions dull Consols
% l-SasS IL is reported that secret movement is on
foot on the Island Of Sardiua in favor OF annexation 10
France by the same means as in the OF Nice aud ST.
VOy through French emisares The Bourse on the 10
was Aat-renies est Soc There no new movement
at Naples Caldini had received orders 10 cross ue
Nrapoitan frontier aud decisive events expected at
any moment Garbldi Is about to cOnvoke the ecctc-
raj colleges Of the two Sces vote by universal snf-
fage PedmOntese corps dearmee at Naples will amount
10 twen'y thousand.
The Sandman chambers debating the law Of an
uexAiOn.
Prussia about to recall her Ambassadors at Turin
Advces from Rome confirm the statement that the
French would reoccupy VterbO. The Ponti6ca Gen a.
Armes preeede the French twelve hours. The nhaol-
tants preparing repuse them but would yield TO
the French Il Is confirmed that Spain has proposed
Congress Of Catholic Powers.
Since Fuad PacOa had left Seryia the hussumen mas
sactes had recommended Twenty Christians were kill
ed. TIE life OF the Russian Consul was threatened.
Paris papers state that Glribalds guns at the battle
Of Volturno were worked by English sailors.
France had agreed TO furnish Piedmont with large
armament and has already forwarded fifty thousand
muskets
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0IFY rrEMs.

UNoN AsucULrURAL FAiR-F5lh Dey.-Any ez-
tended notice OF the Agricultural Fair yesterday, would
only involve repetition Of complimentary illusions 10
the ladies' who geed the Grounds with their presence
Of imperfect descriptions Of the pressure, hury oury
and gAyey everywhere presented within the enclosure
We shall therefore, be brief Certainly, Hever were
peasure-seekers blessed with hne weather. Every
day Of the present week the bright autuma has shone
with uuclOuded lnstre snd impaired is GENIAL warmth
TO temper the refreshing breezes 1cs,erday the suns
we're rather srdent" for comfort and those Who
found resting place in the shade considered themselves
Fortunate.
The troting course the chief pOint Of attraction,
Yesterday a. the "a Of speed vas announced 10 take
place. aud early hour the amphitheatre sled
With ladies' and gentlemen, expecting a wonderful dis
play Of equine celebrity The space around the Judges
sand VAS thrO lged With the friends Of the turf aud
when the competing nags started upon the contest al
least City chrOnometers and watches drawn forth
By the amateur judges for the purpose . timing the
raee The first contest rendered somewhat exciting
BY the reakishuess Of "en. Durham. After trOtting
half way round he course he broke into a runaway gal
lOp and before stopping In bis mad career threw bis driver
fOm the suky and broke one OF the shafts OF the We
hice This the only incident At the course worth re-
ating. The 6rst premium OF $3.50 was awarded to
"BeIe Of BALTIMORE owned By Mr.. John Hinsely, Of
Baltimore, she having trotted half mile in l:l9. The
o;her premiums in this class SS viii be noticed 10 the
premium list We that many Of the ladies' who
witnessed the trial Of speed from the amphiheatre will
not have improved their health any by prstraeted
posure the rays Of the sun and take occasion
20 express the hope that another year rolls round
the authorities OF the Fair Grounds will cause the cree
ton Of suitable canopy shelter for the protection OF
the ladies from the burning glanees Of "od SOL
As usual the tent shows competed successfully with
the legitimate departments Of the exhibition in drawing
a crowd multitude Of people surrounded them all
day. aud hundreds seduced within the dirty folds Of
the other OF the tents BY the exaggerated paint
iugs on the outside the rhOdOmantade Of the door
keepers.
The cOacourse upon the Grounds yesterday, did not
exceed $4,000. Today, the premiums viii be read on
and color,d people viii De admitted 70 the Grounds
Aftr O'Clock the removal Of stock and other conf
buttons will be commenced aud thea the glory Of the
Fair WiI have departed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
FROM HAVANA

CHARLESTON, Oct 26.-The Isabel from Havana, with
dates 70 the 2Sd At Key West the ship Cerro GOrdo
from New Orleans bonud 10 Cork with 1900 bales cot,
ton bad bged on the 10th, LOggerhead shca, Tor
tugts third Of the cargo viii be saved dry, the rest
damaged
The English bark Louisa Marion, from Bafze bound
70 QueeustoEn With mahOgOny aud dye woods had ar
rived leaking, and unloading.
The Havana correspondent OF the Mercury says the
pOr, is uniounded that Spain fitting out aeet at Ha
vana 70 aid hramon.
The Spanish Venezuelan Minister the Spanish Consul
at Lagusyra and 800 Spanish emigrans from Venezuela
had arrived at Havana.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
University OF Louisiana
LAW nRPANTMENT

TVyR LECTURES IL this Depa' tmeni will commence the
cond MONDAY Of November 1880 and nue until the frs
Monday April They viii embrace the various branches
Law Of the Common Law and Of Equity Admiralty
Commercial International and law and the Juria
prudence The Lectures Ni be delivered by
four Professors
Hon THEODoRE McoALEB Ii D. Professor Admiralty and
ent national Law.
RAEDE Hunt Profe sor Of Commercial Criminal
the Law OF Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs III D., Professor OF Civil Law.
ALTRED HENNEN Professor and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city the United the advantages which New Or
leans ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
rn Languages Good hoard obAnee cheap here In
any other large city In the Union.
All be addressed TO the Dean Of the Paeul
", at New Orleans RAhDELL HUNT,
Dean of he Pacul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
Select Boarding school for Girls.

Number Of BOaTdeTs Limited 10 Ten,
PROPOSE open my Silence In Port Royal Va the
FIRST Monday In October, 1890 BDdydtg School for Girls
The house ample appropriately fdrnhed and the gs will
wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
srAnt The Course n Instruction viii be regular and sstemA
ic embracing English Classical aud Mathematical Depart
nts with Modern Languages and Ornamental branches Par
cuar attention VIII be the French language and Herd
lure and rare facilities instruction in Music athsnd
Notwithstanding everything s22 payable onethrd upon
entrance third Let OF January and onerd 18th Of April
DrAWng Painting and Music al Professors prices.
Thankful the favors received from this community
during experience Teacher In their midst
up 10 the resigned former school In 1851
begin again under renewed auspices and with
enlarged facilities aud experience hsmby hoping by Assduy
merit thai confidence and patronage which
heretofore been bestowed upon
For 4 circular and particulars apply TO
T. BAUDER. A. NJ,
Hug2T-Sm Port Royal Caroline, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS,
THOMAS A. BULKLEY & co.,
Main Ctra

OFFER sale Of direct Importation
" Fancy China, Gold Bland and W. lite Drner sets,
Tea sets
Toilet ware
Silver Plated Ware full assortment
Ivory Table Cutlery OF the best makers,
Tea Walters n sets or single,
PATlor thurch mi Office Clocks
Btck tin and Pr tannia Ware
Steel Fire sets Ferders, kndrnns &C,
Rich cat aud Pressed Giass Ware.
Visitors The Fair win hn1 complete assortmen
epng and fancy unequasd In extent and yar
". OLA T. A. BULKLEY A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

VIREMRNDOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
No TINE LIKE tax PaESENT 5OOO WORTH or NEH
AUCTION BARGAINs-MO7E GOODS THAN ROOM TO srOW
TEEN LARGE SALES SNAIL PRoPITS ANB QUICK RI
ruRNa-J. MILLuIsER a BROTHER, 1913 BROAD STREET,
penng their latest purcha1ts from the large auction
sales New YORK. at the prevailing panic ee ther- and
their friends and that better rIueor Lns
money cannot be had In this maIket
ladies' particular attention Is respectfully requested n IN,
largest assortment priced medium and h priced DREss
GOODS be ound any esiaOhuettin the city, without
exception
5000 VIDA POPLINs, SILK Figures-25c., cost Soc
2OuO yda WORSrED VENETIANS- SOC. worth T5c.
leo yds. All 81 L POPLINs, at &c and : the yard
5000 New Dres ss greatly beoE last months pr
D-AddonA force employed 20 walt the throng Of Gus
expected Of running on the goods rapidly at the
ular prices for which 1913 Broad street Is so famous
oeis j. hILLHIsE2 BRO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTES.

NHE session Of this School for Young Ladies' located at the
OF 9th and Franklin streets kichmond, Va, will
begin the LIST day Of October 1850 and close the S0A Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
shumAte Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
r. G. Gllson Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard Houdayer, French
Carlos MerA Spanish and Italian.
Albert De ROedgtr, German.
Miss Elya NJ Jones' intermediate English
Miss Maggie d. BrAnder, Primary English.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp
@. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnShlp.
the Session. payable half n Of October residue
Feb. II, 1861:
Primary English Qncludng Vocal Muslc) ........ $50 90
intermediate English, ncludng Vocal Muse). 10 90
Senior (neludng Vocal MuSie 30 %
Language eAch........... Observation-Disclosures. 90 %
Piano. Organ, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week 90 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie son. per week so 20
Oh Painting .......... so 90
Pastel or Water oolors Crayon Drawing ..... 20 90
Use OF f1Ano.. ~
Ornamental Branches
washing and Lights rs 90
Application to pupils and ali communications concerning
the bchool should be made 70
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The announcement for session Of 1860 D will be furnished
" those Who apply Indicated iY6-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

H.SDsoNE APRoS.-ls uAs not our purpose to paricu-
arze any Of the articles en- bi.ion in the ladies' de-
par,ment the Union Fair but cannot iorbcar TO
make favorable mention Of a beautiful embroidered
apron, the handiWork Of Mrs.. Gov Lsscher The mate
rial ofthe embroidery is 6ne eFape Of all eoors beaut
fully arranged in floral ornAme taton upon surface Of
black silk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

PHYSICAL FoRcKs.-HarPer Bros, Of New York
have recently published A Course Of Six Lectures
the various forces Of Matter and their relation TO each
Other, by Michael FarrAdsy, p. r. S" The book con
taius nearly 200 pages and embraces number Of da-
grams. Mr. W. Randolph, Main street, has copies Of
the hook for sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

THE L,rEsr NOvElrr.-An Who have been deferred
from enjoying the marves Of the Sereoseope,
crafty their inclination a. moderate cost pocket
instrument giving the stereOscOpe elect Of the larger
ones, and one d0zsn pictures be obtained az
the low price Of twenty-five CENTS by calling At the
bookstore Of Mr. W. HArgrAve White, nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

PoCEErs PicEEp.-Mr. Haley Cole, justice OF the
peace from Chesterfield county had his pOekes picked
oVsfhursday Broad Street. while getting into Of
the trains for the Fair Grounds. he lost wallet
tanning about $40.
De W. Hammond Of Covingtnn, treated in a
similar manner at the Mechanics Fair Thursday night
dimes, and in the mids' Of the pressure al
s,raeted a roll Of notes from De. h vest pocket HI
lost about sl5O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Full of H.
~ usrAons just published and for sale at retail whole
sale the oleag bookstore Of Frederick Bradp p ST. n
Y Price 2j cts each, five for g. the whole II g.
l. The White wizard The Great Prophet Of the Seminole In
dlars. Ry Ned Buntine Price 25c
Sea Walt the Terror Of TIE ;oas tale OF pyateeng
In l7I6 by Ned Buhtlne. Price SIC.
saul sabberdAy The dotSpy tale the and deeds
Of IT6 by Ned Bun ine Price 95c
Eda; 'he Red Rovers Daughter. mystery Of New
York. BY Ned Bnntlne Price 25c
The Man % sMans drudge Romance Of the Revolt
ton. by Ned Bunine. Price CSC
g. Our or The Pirate Hunters Of the Gulf tale Of
Naval Herolm and wild adventure In the rops By Ned Bunt
line Prce 25c
LuonA oft; The Curse Fulfilled tale Of the Amer
lean Revolution. Nv Ned Buntlne. Price 25c.
ThAyendanegea The scourRe The wArFagle Of the Mo
hswfs tale Of Mystery Ruth and Wrong By Ned Bunine
Price 25c.
o. Stella Deorme; The osmAnches Dream. Wild and fAn
Ct story Of Savage Chiyay. By Ned Buntlne Price 25c
10 The RIFT and the tale OF the smuRers In the En
gsh Channel BeutfAly Illustrated. by Malcolm J. Er.yn.
Price 25c
H. Pathway; or The Mountain 0ua~s tale Of the North
ern Trapping Grounds By Dr. J. n. Robinson Price 2:e
All Of the above Books full OF Beautiful IBlrave Eugrav
lngS, by barley.
Booksellers News Agents all Others will please send their
orders Al
Copies Of any all Of The above will be sent free pOsagper
mall 10 any enc receipt Of price
PREDEsIC A. BRADY,
sef-d8m ~ Ann ST., NY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

DISTRESSING AcclDENr.-ARer re len the Fair
Grounds Yesterday afternoon, painful accident
rel IL tn horse lot Mr.. Richard W. Wyatt Of the
fru Of WORKMAN WYATT riding rapidly round the
track on his splendid Morgan horse, and in passing
through the exit gate thrown from his sieed and
dashed with violence sganst Of the posts We learn
that be received painful injuries upon the head and
conveyed home in a carriage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

John Haight Supervisor Of New Cai wssiehsstsr
~ New YORK Iays November lS5S 81 vas, two ears ago
csei 9TH fever and ague which, Notwithstanding the beat med
cal advice continued sorely s, Tor tedious
became yellow SAT- and redu ed toStn Apd bone Mtd
ard physicians Ahandanedn d-pAr Az experiment
concluded Try Sing desc Of six o. Braadreths Universal
Vegetable Ps stomach early Ia the morning T,e
no Asat energies Of my exhausted
uorstther plrgatve tGs-t dfr
anything bal used or heard Of AZ length this ell ct
seemedngher and ahedfter That evening
Indeed sensby better AMI slept soundy an night The day
followed COARSE and continued 70 take the pills In tbs
way about wesA ~hen found myself entey cured Ny
health has been surprisingly lood slice" Price IS pc;
box sold By all respectable dealers medicine oesT-dAwlm
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Markell

BaLrmoEE 26-nouon arm. Hour eve lover; South.
As 1Gt6 eat G92 love- southern kei and Common
on 81 White ~ CIV for shoice Corn heavy Mixed a9A
Plsyisioa QllI WIiky drm a. ss'l Naval stores tut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

Nav TRIAL RDUsED.-The application for
trial in the Of Edward R. Cooper, eharged with
sautug bis vile With Ratchet has been rejected by
the Supreme Court Of Appeals Cooper Who is upSarts
Of sixty years OF age has taken the Penitenary
where be wilremain for i've years according 10 the
sentence should be live that length Of time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

ANrsEuESls.-The gala week at the Theatre do.es iC
night. On Mordiy evening, kr. and Mss Rchngs con-
mence their engagement
WYNN, Metros oliian Hall, viii give his last enter
flinmant In-nlnhr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

RARNKRs' AssENBLY.-A a meeting Of this body,
Thursday night Jno EdmOnds, E,q unanimous
Il reelected President Of the State Agricultural Society
The COustitu ion Of the Society amended as %
abolish the Farmers Assembly aud the legislative
power OF the Society in meeting OF the life meui
bers and annual members Who have renewed their sub
scrpuOus sly months IN advance Of the meeting
resolution adopted proviiny for a fusion Of the
STATE and Central SoeeIies Il praeheabe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

VITANTED.-stnaonto teach, by gentleman qual fed
w tsaeh Englsh Latin, FRENCH Mathematics, and the Rud
mens Of Greek He has had years experience Address
HOY No az HAMPTON Va se5-u