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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
uNIoN MEETING In ROCKRRIDGI

Whereas il is notorious that reckless men, TO crafty
their inordnate ambition seeking overthrow the
General Government and destroy the Union, with GER
tainty of involving the country in all the horrors Of
bloody civil war; and there is 10 apprehend that
the election of Lincoln it shall take place. will be L..
ed upon as pretext for carrying out the log cherish
ed aud treasonablesdesigps OF the DsuniOnsts Aud
whereas the leading organ OF the Breckntdge party in
Virginia has asserted that Virginia s poweress TO pre-
disruption of the Union, the horrors OF
civil war in the event Of LncOus election that any
one Of the Southern States can and that Of them
will involve he whole county, in the interuecne strife
of a bloody and d. soating civil that Virginia will
decide upon resistance TO Geneaal Government with
out waiting for any overt act OF the Government: that
Virginia is so hitched the Southern States that she
will be dragged into common destiny with them no
matter what NAV be the desire Of the peope-and has
expressed the opinion that large majority of the pee
pie Of Virginia IL the opportunity Of State CJnven-
ton was allowed them would vote for immediate resis-
tance, aud for a common destiny with the Southern
Sates-And has advised the Southern States strike
blow which will involve us.in bloody civil And
it is known that similar sentiments and opinions have
been expressed in A. public address by Henry A. Wise
one of the champions setced by the Charlottesville
Convention TO advocate the election of Breckenridge
before the people OF Virginia:
And, where's as il is emnt ny proper runder existing
circum auces that there should be full frank and de-
cided expression Of public opinion the subjects re-
ferred to-:
lst. Therefore Rssolred That earnestly invite our
fellow. citizens throughout the Commonwealth TO meet
together n their respective counties aud adopt resou.
tons expressive Of their views upon the momentous sub
jects referred TO in the foregoing preamble.
ID Resolved That the allegation that Virginia Z" is SO
hched to the Southern States that they can drag her
into a destiny with them, matter what may
be the desire Of the people, is fonl calumny and
persion this noble old Commonwealth and gross 10.
trl: to her people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

Sd Resoived That very believe, that nino- o-tenths
OF people Of this State will be opposed to resisting
the General Government, long as t may be sdmnis-
tered in conformity to the Constitution and the common
benefit OF all the States.
4th Rssolred, That the advice given to the Southern
States 10 strike blow which will involve this country
in the horrors OF bloody civil war; SHOULD bring its
authors the execraon aud reprobaton Of all honorable
and patriotic men.
5th. ResOiVsd That Virginia owes no duty to the
South" any other quarter of the world except to lis
charge those constitutional obligations resting her
member Of the Union, and such every civilized COM
muny every other and that she has the abili
y and the resolution maintain her rights from what
ever quarter they may be assaled
h. ResolUed That the speech Of VIM. l.. Yancey, at
Columbia, South Carolina. and his letter TO Slaughter,
furnish conclusive evidence of long settled purpose Of
the party Of which he is the head, to overturn the
Uuon, independent of any action misconduct OF the
Northern States.
9Th. Resolved That we hold the odious doctrines Of
the Blask Republicans forth by their representa-
tive men in utter horror and detestaon.
sth ReSoived That the foregoing preamble and
lutons be published In hand5 FORM with from
Yanceys Columbia speech and his letter to Slaughter
aud extract from the editorial Of the Richmond En-
qurer Of the 18th instant, for circulation among the
people, and that they be published in the newspapers Of
this Commonwealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
LETTER FROM HON. ROGER A. PRYOR


To the Editor of tie Examiner:
SIR:-I observe that the IIAig impntes to me- the
authority OF the Fredericksburg NeNs, remark which
those pap rs characterize offensive the feelings OF
the friends of Judge Douglas. The editor Of the NeNs
msapprehcnded the import Of my language. After recall
log the denuncation heretofore levted at Judge Doug
las by the Opposition and commenting the amiable
relations subsistng between him and his old adver
saies protested that they ftter him now, not becaue
OF any friendly leeng for him, but only with the de-
sign OF damaging the Democracy thus initiating the
tactics Of the Chinese who empoy the weapons of Sc
&c.
These words and their application convey, rot my
own, but the Opposition opinion of Judge Douglls -
That is the point of the ausioa and in any othr
the remark would be nnnteligibe. By no legitimate
Interpretation my words be tortured into reflection
on the adhercntS OF Mr. Douglas. have repeatedly
used the Illustration, and nobody ceived l. 10
convey the meaning xtored from it by the editor OF lie
Fredericksburg Mems.
The Whig and iader will doubtless do me the justice
TO insert this note in their columns.
Respectfully, e.,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
A LETTER FROM JUDGE R. u. FIELD

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct IL, 1860.
To the Editor Of Tie O6sreer:
DEAR SIR:-YOu have seen that the Richmond EnQgi-
rer has taken ground in favor of dissolution of the
Union, by advising the South to strike blow at once
aud saying that Virginia will go with them. Is il rot
melancholy to think that any set of men should
be as guoran Of the sense of the people OF Virginia on
this important subject the editors of the inquirer
are if they believe what they say, which don't doubt
If Eastern Virginia to take that ground the whole
Western part of the State, 10 man. would be leaving
u.s. But in truth. nne-tenths OF Eastern Virginia are
opposed to it, Yet the ut,erance Of such sentiments in
respectable paper is calculated TO encourage the fire.
eaters Of South Carolina and Alabama treason and
belOn bring civil war, and drench portion of our
happy land with the blood Of our brothers.
These Southern Disunioniss want Southern Coniede-
racy, mainly to open The Slave Trade and thereby lie
enabled to purchase African Slaves ut hundred
aud fifty dollars 20 cultivate hsiT cotton lands The price
of negroes here will fall least hundred per
from the serious apprehension of such result The price
Of land will d. wa in the proportion and all
persons who much 10 debt will be broken M entirely
and ruined If their debts amount TO one balf If what
their property is worth and would sell for, then ut
ter ruin would be nCvable.
Meetings should be held all the State and public
sentiment should be proclaimed and these opened mouth
ed DisuuiOnsts should be serced. Their should
be spiked at once
hope al4o they will form and proclaim determined
parpose 10 the election Of 1864 to lay aside all party pre-
diechons ard prrjudces and uue in electng Prfsi-
NJ, whose opinions Of public policy will be in unison
with our wishes and interests.
In deeds OF patriotism Cupeper has always been in the
first rank, and should be pleased TO the Wings and
Democrats unite in calling meeting of the people forth
With TO declare that they opposed TO the dissolution
Of the Union and the formation Southern CJniederacy,
aud that their determination Is 10 abide the AdminstIa-
on of Lii coln or any other who may be fiifly and
COrstiuonay elected President Of the United States
ne he supports the Constitution OF the United States
executes in good faith, the Laws Of the Union, and
trains from of measures lculaed to violate
rights and destroy the value OF property, which
know canno. be done if the Constitution and Laws,
hey are supported by the President Of the Uni
i States, and lis party.
With great respect, Yours.
Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
THE CANVASS IN KAYAwHA COUNTY.


CoALsMoUTB, Kanawha, Oct. 25 1860.
To he Editor Of the Wing:
When lett you in Richmond last June promised to
keep you posted in the working things" out in these
parts, and now write you this private communication
after time has shown Enthusiastically what the result Of
the campaign will he with US
have never seen much energy and determination
on the part of the Wings and 70 much despondency and
indifference the part of Democracy. We are more
thoroughly organized than ever before. Our meetings
have been large and enthusiastic while the Other hand
the young men of the Democratic party who seem 10
have taken the matter into their hands, advertise
meetings in different portions of the county and
promptly the ground yet seldom or never speak fer
the reason that DO one aendsn several instances
one but these expected to speak being the ground.
They have been truly and emphatically what you have
termed "mortfcaiiOn meetings"
The official vote of Kanawha WILL OF course only show
the precise vote, yet $50 majority for Bell may be
lied on With certainty Should there not be a rise in
KAnawha River TO let out the flats loaded with coal salt
&c our vote will be increased at least $50. There
not great many Douglas men here though lower down
in Mason Putnam aud Cabc there is every indication
that Douglas will lead Breckinridge by considerable
msjority- especially Cabell and Mason.
shall send you the first authentic returns.
Wishing you health, happness, &c and again return.
ing you my sincere Acknowledgements for your attention
.st summer when In your beautiful city
am, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
Correspondence Of the Petersburg Express.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE IN TEXAs-
PROVISIONS SCARCE-HAVE NOT YET CROSS
ED TIE RIO GRANpE, ETC.


KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE IN TEXAs-
PROVISIONS SCARCE-HAyE NOT YET CROSS
ED TIE RIO GRANDE, ETC.
AUSTIN Texas Oct. 49, 1860.
DEAR EXPRESS As there many Knights Of the
Golden Circle in the Ola Dominion and az they will be
anxious TO know the movements in Texas beg to keep
your readers informed in relation there o. Gen. Buckley
has been some days here, making arrangements for
speed removing four five regiments from this State
although am crodbly Informed that of the most
prominent in the South desire that the X. g. G S
SHALL not cross the Rio Grande until after the results Of
the Presidential campaign known few scattering
troops that had collected on the Rio Grande have found
it impossible to procure provisions, aud have been
PEELED the settle nents. Agents will be des-
patched in few DAYS to Illinois and Ohio for Corn, and
such other provisions cannot be procured here
am confident that the only difficulty now in the way
is one arising from want of water and provisions, and
while Gen Bckley may be bl,med II was impossible for
him to iCreee this worst of circumstances to the Order
vet am G d that the delay will afford greater guar
an;ees OF success II else assists Texas alone
will furnish to carry through the enterprise The
Texans are X. G.. C's almost TO man, and | am vel
persuaded that the Texans the men for the work
since they live almost in OF continued camp life.
Every thing here Is very dear for | am nov paying
81 30 per day for board and il cetlnly is not equal 10
what can procure in Virginia for 81 per week. and
less there be guaranteed better prospect for rain
than occurs here do the superior advantages
to the Virginia farmer which so many think are TO lie
found in Texas | have Travelled through most OF tie
Sate the lands are rich but there is little grass little
water little corn and great many other small things
which had not expected TO find in Texas The second
growth of the cotton is however very promising
Yours, ARRACO, JR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
RICHMOND WHIG.
THE SHIP OF STATE.

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BY Hk nj pAAfoHrh'
'Hs night upon 'ne sA.eIs .. uArh'
tempest sNsspst the sea
Nor moon, nor s..a noH serves 70 marx
"hat sahois 0ou''e Anouiu DC.
A noble oark, & shs Sup o. s.aIe'
KID ng tne Nnlse ~ v1ess surge,
Win close reeI s-s, AZ rAplu rave
her way ooes '0' uihe'
She Is, In uuin, noole Emp
Ihe nnss. "a ~ IL,
zee Irom neI ~ III 49, ~ ~ rassn uasa uiP
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In .six her Reel a. l,id-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OF
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MAMMA LIRR INsuR ANCE COMPA

HyEHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COmPA'
fully prepared for business and the attention Of he
public earnestly called the Importance Of It's objects This
Company under It's charter divides eghts OF m profits
assured advantages Of the Mutual system, with e pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of and the added security that M
Stockholders have permanent moneyed Interest In conducting W
Affairs with prudence and economy.
he Charter requires Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
Bond and Mortgage unneumbered Real Estate
worth double the amountl
for IAe Premiums 20 Northern Companies That money win be
loaned Customers for term Of yeAs a. legal interest," and dis
bursed In midst -
other good Companies Slaves hsuredior
year or for term Of yeArs
Wm H. MAcfarlAnd, John Purcell
Joseph Aien sam1 Bayly,
Roscoe r. Heath, Jos. z. Anderson
Fhos W. hecanee, ThoUa ?. August,
John II. Montague, Ro II. MApry,
DaydI Burr Jas. A. CoWardin,
Lewis Glnter, J. b. Nc lellAnd
John Jones p. I. Moore,
Jas l. Apperson, John II. Claiborne.
Lewis D. Cren5hAW, X. q. Nheuy,
VIM. g. Paine, Rm. H. Christian,
HE Q. BASksrvIl, Wyndham Robertson
samI J. Harrison John O. shaier,
WIN H. HaxAn Peter @. Warwick,
Robt T. Brooke r. o. HaskinS,
Geo d. Shell Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddln, Geo J. Sumner,
John Dooley d. 8 Woodbridge
PreSident-sAML J. HARRISON
Vice PresideRs-wM. n. HAXALL
PAysisidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
An0rney-ROSC0E r. HEATH. ESQ.
apSI j. ADAIR PLRAsANTs ReoretAi
-Omee corner Main flh streets Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

DECLINE IN SroCKs-The Baltimore Exchange Of th's s
mo ming says that there was in the New York market
Yesterday another heavy decline in Stocks and the pan
H. which owes its origin apparently to political causes,
even in 1857 IN the tme such a stampede on Il e
stock exchange Since Monday there has been an ave
age decline OF from 10 per cent. in fancy, and 4
very considerable one in Investment seeurilies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

THE UxloN ELECTORAL TICKET IN NEw JERsEY-Tle c
several committees Of the two sections of the Democrat
party and the Constitutional Union party New Jer
ssy met Friday night and agreed upon the following
electoral icket:
Peter D. yro1m, John s. Darcy Breck.; Edmund
Beewer, Silas Condict Union; William Cook, Joel Par
ker Theodore Runyon Douglas
There is but ticket in New jersey opposed TO
Lincoln and amin all others being Withdrawn, so the
chances are that the State is lost to Lincoln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

No Advertisement 70 Be considered By the month or yeAf
uns specaed ne Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the psrieA
adverseasnt marked he copy for speclaed
Der Of nsoos u be ecnnued un ordered cut and payment
aNacted accortngly
The partof the Annual Advertisers propcto state dc,
ma their privileges only extends 70 their immediate busne Real
Hile Legal an other Advertisements sent BY them 70 b.
additional charge, and no vvradon.
- Real Estate and General Agents Adve semen not 20 be
Inserted by year. bet 70 be charged the usual rates subject
% such discounts AZ shall be agreed upon-
~ Booksellers and yearly aive1s generally, eugagnE one
pusre With the privilege of change shan not on her
ysxry avcae IN any week insert than the amsult
ageed The standing under The contract and All excee-
ding such amount 90 be charged AZ the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted In the ScnWecky Whig AZ IS cenia
square lines less FOR the Gi serou and so cents
ps square f2r each con;inaance Or weekly, IS cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs.
Daily Paper eS per Anaan sstW seky, eS Wesky - Al
vays h advance Reances nay be made 81 hs rk Of ne
Pa6she where evidence taken The dePoht Of
lssterln he Post once containing money
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

MERCHANTS
INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS 81 900.
OdIce No. I53 Main ST., RichmOnd.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported BY rivers canals or
land carriage.
FRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally, Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town country.
POLICIES Issued rates and osscs promptly paid
Communications received the Office through any Director
ARCH'D PLEAsAArs, Prest
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20. 8. LOWhks. Wh. b. coo
LOWNEs Il COOKS
Foundry and Manufa ctory.

IIAvIEG made large addition sop TO suit the soukrl
III trade viii sen It the Northern prices Of 1859
100 different desuS Of Plain Ornamental Railing,
Eerandas, BaJeoni y, Porch Pieces, window
Guards, & &C. Vault aud Cellar Doors Iron sash Shutters
and Bachzmhing and finishing sh neainIs snd
despatch
cnetery Railing for the country as to be put up
by ordinary mechanic. IA8N-u
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE..
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIR MIA

PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
STATE OF VIR q I'M A
tSgeOOV
OFFICE-msIn street, IN American Hotel.
IHIs Company tks In addition TO the ordinary Fire aud Ma
i rne risks PERPETUAL Insurance buildings Under this
policy one payment he property FOR EvsR against los,
By are This Company receives MONEY deposit pays interest
thereon and guarantees the payment OF Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of Exchange.
wm. H. Maef.riand, Pest Farmers Bank
A warwick, nrn Of warwek BaIksdale
wm. a. Crenshaw, firm q Creushaw a Co
Wellington Godilu, firm Of Goddin AppersOn.
T. W NeCarce, hrm Of puaop, Moncurs Co.
q Barss ial-, firm of Warwick Barksdale.
Jas H. Grant I, bscco Manufacturer.
l. d. CrenshaE. arm of H>Nall CrtnshaS A Co.
John L Bacon firm Of Bacon Baskerville
K r. HANal arm Of Haxsll, CrenshaE Co.
WIN, H. warwick arm o. warwick BArksdAle.
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law
c O. Ellrtt builder.
y a RuHIn. Aghcui,url,t and Manufacturer
W. McGruder Arm of 3 McGrnders Sons
W. W. Crump, Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, arm Of Dunlop, Moneure Go. ~ . .
BOILING W. HAXALL, Presr.
o. y. BEEssE, Sew aus
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
JHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION With cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S250OOO, prepared TO Issue policies
similar institution In the State and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage Of the public Applications viii be received at the o.
officers will eheerfnly give any Information required.
All loEses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas T worthAm, John n. Claiborne,
Wa. .. TcmpklnS, Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett Geo. N. GEAthmey,
DAVID oURRIE, Prss1
RoBEaT A TONPEHs seo'y. seas
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JULES ROBIN a. 60. C0GNaC.

JULES ROBIN ~ GO. COGNAC.
rliHE nnje snCi having been ppo agents city
for the sas Ofthe cd well and fCognso
Brandy, 10 cell the sierta Of the trade the very
,uperor gusy Of this sricle, which hey oGer for
B0SBHD MABtnOrsg', and 10 arrive JiTect
They nos cuer Tor sale shipment pat Of which Is q The
vintage of iSiS. selI-2m n DAVENPORT
E,NTRA PINE Old sHERRY WINEs.-Iu-
IL elud The finest quls brought 10 this couItry
10 po tation, jest landed and FOR sale by
sELDEy & VI LLER
ssig Cor. fearl aud CATysis.
nLD WINES AND LiQ Obs We hsye At all times
" all AssofttLct a the goods Eli.h
thu be and plrest qusl n orted Tn! shhR will sell
st the lowest prices In quariies to suit paehsssTs
sELDEN 4 MILLER,
sei9 Cor. Pearl and Cary sts.
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ilfps alfmG


Un IIsUHtt,gramtfst 49, r
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fiI m' wv
Hffafr .fu .
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ElLuuos HbruEa8

Pan ,|rttgnt,. o. ~ The STATE l,c
tom 10 the State 81 l'rua.yhaun y.'tcr.
,!ay. resulted IN tho .urc,,, of the Black
j., publ can State ticket los suut 10000
majority. The tciIfu. sluN . probable
gam OF Eve Dcmuc. att myiubcis u tou.
gt,ss.
POSTER, the prm0crnt'c c,uurpur ~
Governor 81 ihis State. has a majority II
ga this ely.
INV i,.E. 0e.. 10 -Tbc election tc.
tmus lbn lt .cr",,l. mi cate a very
gr,otsl success ri til, HIncss Repaid c'u'
~ the State, Il l%rtan,. oit" ana frnn-
sy%l,hnla The majority 81 Cutn., IT,
Back X publ can candidate Tor Gnytfnir
~ Penn i%i,aht, " ,aroily r,t,m ucl lt
from tn to tseniy I've thou .,,l ,o,c,.
BtniNoroN. H.. OCT. ln.-Scntcriu,
rcidfns mtk" 1t probable that TIN. state.
t"u, vent Black X publ eta IN il. election
Yesterday.
lNpiANaroti.. IA. Oct 10 1t /, ccncr.
lliy cnt,l by y ~ ~..ts here. t.iit thc
BE, !. publ cans have carried he Stat,
a. ltlauh BY a miJer,ty II from 5000 IL
10000.
C~iHvELANp. o.. oct. i0-lt is thoug!.t
that tie miI'ft, Ut tie Black u rubi,3r,
N tltis state y " reach 1I.uI1.
lteRpN l'ttCtoN.-A Dispatch from
Mobile 81 loth inst. sa,. the Iull return.
ttum tlrtrlt III cate the election Of VI lion,
br,ckinrtier u muc. o.. aver Hopkins. Up
position. toi uu,ctuo-. Tie >am, i .latri
ral Allen j. elected To- Constcss by about
i,l0. rhts. " think i, au error. A'lct
Is the oppp..t on candidate Tor Congress.
,ultf Mitra j. elected Gu,rtuo,. W. pre-
sun, %lli,vu. the Democratic candidate r,r
Ccugt,ss is al-n elected.
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NV yOgE. Oct. ia-Thc United States
mn,, steamship pcso,v arrived y, this rort
ycytcrliy. With Havana al,.css to the nh
inst.
The sugar marI,, closed quiet. The
stock .. this port aucaut ~ $4,000
boxes.
The .la,c schooner Ctty If Norfolk. after
having landed 500 -~la,cs. vas sct ashore
~ the current near Sicrrc M,trua. She
Was d.cc,crr,l ty . spanish vessel If war
and captured, With 50l,lu,,s anil her Grew
IT,, remainder bail been disposed Of. Tue
American officers amt crrv we're sen, Ia
hey Wcs, by the I. ;. C,n.al.
Hem, Lowe. charged with having forged
a uu;r Ior over sle1. 900 un the Cumincr.
{ al Bank >pule years siucc. sul vl,u I'LL to
Barbados. WIS arrested in this city las,
evening.
RuBsfNu ~ rur Srriss Cows ,rour.
--nvsT1N. Oct III, IS t%utnorc,i in hi.
city ihs, the steamship Counauchi. Of III,
New Ycrk and Gsl~sy ! me Of steamers
vss burt ned 1T Sc, ou Sunday. Sh. was o.
hr Nay from New Yo,k to Uslwty.
part u her passengers and crew, SAVE, b,
. br' 4. arrived At ssiiua,c, Mars. to-day
w~asuixsrcs, os,. 1l-Ps.vuc ai,e o.,
rsseis,,l 10 ihis OF. r.ou y,ra Ctas "a,
: lila, Gea, 1saiara hal taken Casymss
aud ,scry vsLsr .awp in Sonora .Ac vt
lIc.maslio. On. pesSuissa ~ss NJ Ilsr
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The tine ], near a, land when 0uf
Optr tourgc upon ~ cts,ua the utcrs'
sIty u having on exhibition ast cicl wl
GUmtIs 70 cumrei, to. the Il frr,ut pr,ui.
10 be swad L. The prem ums Tor
some Articles sic utrt,4a Ny small. ~ Lury,
however, as lfc generally ~ red a the
trst annual countyiai,s. THESE Who enter
animal. or other tang, ate not expected to
be moved ~ > desire 10 make moncy there.
by, but 10 gain the distu ton Wh,ch tie
premiums will confer. Let every one "a
anime the premium iisi, aud see Tor VIA,
tn.uals aui articles prem ANS arc to be
awarded, and have .umsihins mentone
therein ~ csL btIon
Don't be Mi, d - ,iftr Rh.tcfct y,i
msy have. iOu dou'tluuv With whom iul
wiih VIA, YOU, u hav, to mp,tc. W.
hope thai Al. i,l IN interest anl = iu,t
pr dc IN their couIIy ftr, AND vii hot sui.
frr tie sans to pa.s oh without lpudiul
Tier al and influence 10 make IL reflect
honor or then county.