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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

DIN. lsr. LII. CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
" End. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOttOWAH
a Sd THOMAS BRUCE Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
" sch. JAMES p JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7th. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of NiddleseX.
9th. B. H sHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
e. 10th. ANDREW L. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
4" llth. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
18th. W. R. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
14th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
18th. A. B. CALDWELL. OF Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
Joshua n. GIddInEs Expresses a"Preferenee''
for BreckInFidge.

We wish the Breckinridgers Of the South ard Of the
North ioy The Hon. Joshua R. Giddings, Of Ohio, eH-
presses preference" for their canddaiel They must
feel greatly comforted and cOmPHuented by the good
opinion and sympathy Of so notable friend oil the
South They have all heard Of Joshua, we take it. and
must read the following which bis exact words as re-
Gently delivered, with very peculiar emotious
as regards the two Democratic candidates, prefer
Breckiaridye because he is not much committed 70
slavery as Douglas is. Douglas is stagAoLdsT, and
Breckenridge il not, and therefore prefer hiM."
That is choice rather, and suggestive besides. We
take il that We shall not be considered out of order too
oicOus if we suggest that Breckinridge meeting DO
Immediately called to return thanks to the Hon. Joshua
for bis eonsderase aud timely sympathy Such friends
shOud be received with due courtesy end very dstin-
guishsd consideration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
Election Returns,

We especially and urgently request our friends through
Su the State to transmit US a, orH srPsH's and
al he earliest moment after ne close Of the POLLS the re-
,u, Of the Presidential election in their respective ooun
ts Send Us the returns BY telegraph whenever It is
prscse,be TO DO So and send them by letter immed-
selv from all other points. Let some persons in every
county be kind enough to attend this important mat
te- for Us promptly and without fail; and We shall be
happy to recprOeate their favOrs
We repeat let the returns Of the election be sent Us by
t,sg si55s Of the Doi s the earliest possible 'n"'''"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
..rhoo.s We lhI. Day whom We win seryenI

ssChOOss Ne this Day whom ye Will SerVe"I
Citizens Of Richmond and Virginia, DO Yauceys
ayowed disunion sentiments meet your concur
reucsg His expressed design is to precpitate the Cot
ton states into revolution. Do you wish 10 see the
soil Of your own beloved homes III the days tina,
tried the souls of men" deluged in blOOd2 Do you
wish 10 have your hands mbrued in the blood which
this revolution" Will be spilled. Will you by
your vote on Tuesday say that the sight of father
rayed against son. brother arrsyed against brother in
deadly eosaict, is a scene which you contemplate
wh perfect composure If not fOrsake the candidates
presented to you on partisan grounds, and 60 to
work for the Union. Give your support to those men
Who have in every word aud deed of their lives declared
for the peace, perpeiuiy and prosperity OF the whole
Union. These men are John Bell and Edward Everett.
Not sentiment has escaped their lips, in public or
prvae life that could be tortured into disuniOn sent-
meuts-they have worked for such ends. Breckin-
ridge placed in nomination by AvoWed dsunionsts, and
Bell the ever firm advocate for the Union now be-
fore you for your suages and soon one of them must
have your sanction and approval Whom shall it be :
Choose We this day whom you will serve"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
urpnrRous IpFRAy At Albany

ALBANY, Nov. 2, ls6O.-AbOu. nine o'clock this morn
ing lawyer of this city named John Percy, entered th'
premises kept by John Cranfeld porter house, oil
Broadway, and committed a violent assault on him
throwing handful of Scotch snuff in his eyes, and ther
beating him over the head with a heavy cane making
three bad wounds. Cranfeld drew a revolver and sho
Percy twice both balls entering the stomach. Perez
cannot survive The quarrel out Of suit for thu
possession Of the premises occupied by Cranfed Perez
bore very bad character aud the sympathy Of the com
muaity is entirely with Cranheld, whose action Ia con
sidered entirely Unstable,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

The ADAMS ExPREss RoBBTRY.-It will be recollected
that on the night of the 10Th Of April last the safe Of
the Adams Express Company, on the New York and
New Haven Railroad thrown from its place in the
baggage car out Of the door, Westport Connect
cut while the train was in full motion. There were in
the safe money and drafts to the amount Of $40 OO0-
Since then the officers in charge Of the matter have been
working for is calculation. The baggagemaster OF the
train was subsequently, arrested and it is stated has
lately confessed his guilt having been found with one OF
the $500 bills stolen from the safe in his possession
Two men, also implicated in the robbery have been ar
rested in New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

OFFICE oy THE VINO. November 8. 1850
FoRIIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND;

OFFICE TIE VINO. November 8. 1850.
FoREIGS TRADE OF RICHMOND
The following Is detailed statement Of the Foreign
Trade Of Richmond, for the month Of 0stober:
ExPoRrs.
To RIO Grands de S-isss bbls -four $3.50; 1870 rs
lard SYST IS dE wooden seat ehs $780, 10 dos do
$780, 90 dos brOoms tO6 30 bbs eos wooden tS2
Total t161 1874
TO eepooi- hhds tobacco 1885, 200 bbs -four co.
1885, 14O cotton s62T $3.50 lbs MID tobacco, asa To
10 ansfro-99s5 bbls aOur s7I4 20, bales
goods. tis,0ii Totsl $685..
To GenOd.-i 1I3 hhds tobacco, fisS9I2.
To Bremen T3i hhds toblcco, Sos COG.
To HdiJir.-4 ISL bbs flour, o. hOol.
Total value Of exports, ti6seGo.
IMPORTS.
From Lirepeok-29 bar and sheet iron, 49, II bsles
blankets ~ 8 other m f -oo sl9s are $500; 5000
slcts salt t}2TL Total Oh sH.
From Bsh ProrRces $40 bbls fish, a $751; AIS plas
ter. t3s2; 80 hbls potatoes, tT5 Total 1880
From Rio de JdHsiro.--4 6l9 bags coffee, tsi09T. r
From BeuRos Ayres-Cargo Of bones, tT3s3.
from BIhdEad Ldnds-60 tons guans. &2,sO0.
Total value OF Imports, tits,Il4.
In connection with the above we publish monthly
comparative statement the shipments Of JOu foreign ports
The comparison shows continued decrease In the business Of The
present rAneit Obsers that consignment
Lverpoo-the nrst for several shipped Last month
aad hope will be followed up BY many others during the
The exports Flour In Oct 80. 81 $40 bbs
ExPosrs RIcH.oSD FoRKfos PoHTJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
TOBACCO IN DASvILLE

The quantity tobacco Inspected Meals Warehouse during
the ur and half months has been In operation. will doubtless
be Of great amount supse many readers
u whom the facts Of unknown
been published We have been furnished BY Capt Graves f
Inspector at the Warehouse with which We gath
that the quantity Of oote tobacco nspe amounts In the
aggregate to The Of lon sir hundred and
thousand six hu lded and Gy pounds Besides
this amount Of loose tobacco there thirty a.
heads Of pred tobacco Of all or inspected and sold
be that this estimate only about one
third u years operations Also, that the Warehouse
rey tog here and that this quantity come
hher chiefly from this section Of coudtry Immediately around
while quantities have also the rail-
road TO Richmond Iynelburg and Petersburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
HON A IL STEPHENS.

ATLANTA, Nov. S-Hon. A. H. Stephens delivered an
eloquent speech in this city the Sls OF October in
behalf of Judge Douglas and one in Macon on Wednss-
day last At the latter place he spoke two hours with
great ability and earnestness and listened TO with
the most marked attention by large audience. Judge
Douglas spoke on the occasion to the largest au-
deuce ever assembled within the State Of Georgia. Great
ing great enthusiasm and eciting the most unbounded
applause.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
n.Id nonforf

The Raleigh Standard the organ of the Breckenridge
party in North Carolina refers to Gov. Wises late
ploson in P.incess Anne, and says:
1--WE regret to have to record the above Gov. Wise
is in favor of dsunon in the event of Lncons election.
He says ne will look TO Virginia. North Carolina, South
Olrona Georgia and Florida TO leap at once for her.
self and by herself into the contest North Carolina
cH take such leap. Such speeches those recently
made by Gov WISE by Mr. ToOmbs, of Georgia and Mr..
Brown Of Mississippi inurng the cause OF Breckn-
ridge and Lane.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
FROM THE PLAINS.

FoRr KEARSEY, Nov. 1.-The Missouri and Western
Telegraph line is completed to this place, and we are
now in direct communication with st. Louis. Col Miles
IT, s. Army, arrived here on the 2lst ult. COL Gross
mau Deputy Quartermaser General arrived from Utal
yesterday Capt. Heath of the 10th Infantry accompa
MED him. Capt. Suly, with Company F., I'd InfrntTy
- - - ratlrn ~ this nns' from ~; pavnps n
cy the 18th. The weather here is cold and the thor
mometer down to 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
n.,u..n n.n and Llneoln.

Il must be apparent TO every observer that tne cones
in the present campaign is now between John Bell the
candidate Of the Constitutional Union party, and Abra
ham Lincoln, the candidate of the sectional Republican
party. Is there conservative man in any portion Oh
our Union, who desires the election Of the atter-s he
willing to risk the consequences which may result from
the OF the Republican party We do not assert
that the election Of Mr. Lincoln by constitutional ma
jor would be cause for the dissolution of the Union;
DO not hold any such doctrine; but we do say that
nothing would tend so much increase the prejudces
and discussions which exist between the North and
the. South, making more probable final dissolution
Neither the friends of Mr. Douglas Of Mr. Breckenridge
can even claim probability of success; and thereof II
they sincere in their desire for the defeat Of Lincoln,
they should at unite with the National Union party,
both in the North and South, and make certain bis
defeat What are party claims or distinctions in
emergency like the preaentg Is not the preservation
Of the Union and the overthrow Of sectonalsm para
mount TO all other Considerations We then appeal TO
all men, Of every party, who love the Union to unite
with We present you the only national and safe
platform With eandidates who have been tried, and
whose record such that in their hands
the Government will be safe and that in their admins
ratOn seciionasm and dsuniOn viii be so rebuked that
they will never again raise their deormed heads to dis
urb our peace Let every patriot now rise above party
and determine to cast his influence in favor Of the Union
the Constitution and the Enforcement Of the Laws.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
Let Every Voter Remember,

Taat tie question he will be called upon to settle, by
his vote, on tomorrow, will not be whether our next
President shall be Breckenridge or Bebut whether he
slall be John Bell or Abe Lincoln
Let him also remember it is not whether We Of the
South shall have protection" non-intervention,
but whether we shall haze Country to prOeet-a Con-
stifution 10 defend- Inns 10 enforced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

Ex-GOv. Wise proposes that Convention assemble
in Richmond as soon as it is ascertAned that Lincoln s
elected Why not let the constituted authorities of the
State provide for its honor and protection in accordance
with her Constitution and Laws Does the Governor
who is think that the Governor who is in not to be
| truatad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

Let US endeayor TO suspend differences tomorrow
questions of less importance, and unite band of
brothers in support and defence of the Constitution and
the Union as our fathers made them. Old men aud
young men we urge you to come to the rescue Give up
one day to your country Let there be mighty out
pouring Of the people, and let the language of jackson
be ours 1.-THE Union must and shall be preserved"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
THE VERMONT STATE TREASURER A DEFAULT
Err TO A LARGE AMOUNT

MONTPELIER, W., Nov. 2.--Hon. H. NJ. Bates, late
State Treasurer, is sscertaned be defanter to the
State to a large amount Reliable authority puts the
amount at from $50 600 to $4,000 and It may exceed
$4,000 Measures Of security taken last night
by taching the property of bis bondsmen.
BURLINGTON, W., Nov. 2.-Hon. H. N. Bates, the de-
faulng State Treasurer absconded from Mortified last
night and has probably aed Canada. The amount Of
his delacaon as far escertaned is $1,000 and it is
expected that further disclosures will increase the amount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
MR.. DOUGLAS AT MONTGONERY-HIs NARROW
EpAu SERIRAus INIuRY

MONTGOMERY, Alabama, Nov. S-Last night, as Mr..
Douglas was making his farewell address from the upper
deck Of the steamer on which he about departing
the deck gave way, and Mr.. Douglas with the crowd,
were precpitated below. All, however, escaped unhurt
Mrs Douglas, who the deck, escaped injury by
cngiDg to the railing After the accident both returned
70 the hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
ui,Io be = NeIghooThood Warl

In his famous Princess Anne prOnuneamento, Gov
Wise tells US that Wheu the hour Of battle eomes"-n-
to which he and his Breckenridge supporters would pre-
epitate the people of the Old Dominion-"We at the
South viii have active work to do in urging against
Southern traitors in midst and at doors. 1t will
be neghbOrhoOd war At both ends and in the centre
Of the continent"
Aud Who asks an indignant writer are ave at the
SOuth"-vhog Why. I'VE the supporters of Breekin-
ridge will have active work TO DO waging war against
Southern traitors, ia OR midst and az our doors. -
What traitorss Who are they? You gentlemen, who
have had the impu1enee think for yourselves and con-
scientouy believe that Bell is safer man, more con-
sentative man, than Northumberland under whose ad-
mnistraon the Union will be preserved, the Constitu-
ton upheld and the laws enforced and you, too, gen
,lemsn who have dared to express the opinion that
Douglas is the regular Democratic nominee and the ex'
poneut Of the regular Democratic principles. You are
the traitors and against you will this war be Waged
according to the logic of Gov. Wise
II you would not be bound, hand and foot, 60 TO THE
POLLS tomorrow, and vote for Bell and Everett
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

We say the gallant Bell and Everett men of Rich
mOnd, stand firmly and nOby by your guns tomorrow
put forth your whole strength INDIVIDUALLY and
rlvELr-and you may save the Union from disruption,
and your country from the dreul consequences of pro-
onged frrti,idal conflict
To Arms To arms
To TIE PoLLs To THE Polls =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

Rank and file Democrats of Richmond-you who are
honest upright and patrotic-we invoke you, one and
all to trampe your party preudces under foot aud cor
daily aud enthusiastically unite with us TOMORROW in
support of Bell and Everett the only MEANS under
heaven Of defeating Lincoln and preserving the rights
of the South and perpetuatlng the hAlowed Union Of
the States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
Remember!

That every vote cast for Breckenridge is vote for
DLSUNION, CIVIL WAR, and all its attendant hor'
r,rs If any one doubts this let him read the Richmond
| ENQUIRER of the 18th OF October.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

ExPresident Pierce, says the Fredericksburg R'eor-
DER who first endorsed Breckenridge and Lane, has
renowned that ticket and will support Douglas and
Johnson who go for the Constitution and the Union
He can't stand the Dsunionists any longer. Who can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
THE CLUB HOUSE

WILL BE OPKN
AILDAx MONDAY
November S, 1860.

ALL DAY MONDAY
November S, 1850.
An who are wiling 10 work for the election OF our
Gallant and patriotic standard bearers BILL and ETERkrr
All Who desire the preservation Of our glorious Union
are requested 20 call the Club House between the
bonrs of 10 o'clock A n, and P. n, on Monday
pe1t ana enrol their names amongst those VINO nave u'
tSned 70 devote the whole Of the next day 70 the ser
Vs. of their country The Committees Of TIE seyerai
V,rSs viii be 10 session during the whole Of MOI
Az Let an true Union men, old and young, report
Tlon baSses ana Election Tickets will be ready f'r
distribution. ,rA
AZ night, commencing at Y o'clock there vii be
Grand Rally,
Of al the forces, al
The Club House,
yhs, ADDRESSES will be made By many OF our gallant
and intrepid standard bearers, VIZ
~ RALEIGH T. DANIEL,
HARNADUKE JOHNSON,
A. JUDSON CRANE,
ROBERT RIDGWAN,
and many Others.
,z-Tbe ladies' are invited TO attend, Of course,
- W. NJ ELLIOTT, President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
E1cIrENENr IS NEw YoRk.-An;e1change, published

EXCITEMENT ~ NEW loRK.-Ans exchange, published
In New York city, says
Political excitement in this city is at the very high
est PITCH and all parties an1ousy looking for the ar
rival of Tuesday next when the great battle, involving
mighty interests will be fought It is useless to specu
late as to the result Probably 900 votes will be cast
10 this city, against sOOOO the highest vote ever before
given here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

DoS'r Work FOR WILLIAM L. YANcEY's MAN, JoHN c..
BREcKISRIDGE unless you desire to PREcIPITATE THE
SoUTH INTO REVOLUTION, DISSOLVE THE UNION, and IN
vOLvE THIS COUNTRY IN AND cALANITIEs oT
| CtyII WAR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
Worki Worki Work.

Let every Bell and Everett. man in Richmond WORK
with all bis zeal and might TO-DAY aud Tomorrow! Let
every Bell aud Everett vote in the city be PoLLED Let
not single Bel:and Everett voter be ABSENT from the
nolls ToNoRRow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

There exported last month"; % tons copper
mills 100 bbh cement ga bags dried fruit 500 empty bbl, i
pkss mdse OF the Flour As bills shipped to New York
5O6 bbl Boston During the month, 2B boAt and
sells entered the Dock, and 2O5 cleared.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

ARE you ALL READY ?-If so, vote early on Tuesday,
and when you have done So see that all your neghbOrs
have done likewise Do not tire Of doing your duty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
General Cushing said in recent speech in NAssAChu.

General Cushing said in recent speech in Hassachu-
sets:
"The election Of Mr. Breckenridge would be the true
and sure means of perpeuaDg the Union; and that on
IT, would ranquze the Southern States, and dspel ev-
cry image of dissension or secession"
We have heard this PROMISE or threat or whatever 1t
may be called too often from the same hypocrcal lips.
We we're told that Mr. Pierces election would tranquil
ze the South and dspe every image of dssensOn, and
it proved false prediction. Four years later we were
told that Mr. Buchanans election would tranquilize the
South and dspe every image Of dssenson and yet dis
senson grew wilder and ercer and tranquility was ban
shed from the land. Now these same lying prophets
come to us while the land groans under the curse OF Buc
hanan and tell US that we must reDct the torture and
elect Breckenridge in order to tanquize the South
We wish no more such tranquility. The land has bad
enough Of it. The times need such aid nor such de-
tenders The peace they bring bitter strife, the tran
guilty they promise is convuson the calm they bear
an angry bowling storm, devastating and desolatng the
land May heaven preserve from the tranquility that
Breckenridge would bring us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEVERs
are cured BY perseverance, with
BRANDRETHs PILLS,
which takes all posons they be- from the
circulation.

Mr. John Y Hagh Supervisor Of New Castle Wsseher eoun-
IT, New York. says November ~ two years ago, At
acze with and ague which, Notwithstanding the best med
al advice continued soeiy ae for six tedious months
became yellow on rdu ed TO skin and bone hsd
cine and abandonedn despair A an experiment.
concluded try nge dose Of SIX Of Bandreths Universal
Vegetable P empty stomach early 10 the morning The
n seemed all the latent energies OF my exhausted
frame feared the uo-ther purgatve effect was different
fom anything had heard o. At length this effect
cea and brsshedfee That evening vas
sensby and slept sOundy all night The neIt day
followed the course aud continued 70 take the pills n his
way about weeks when found myself entirely cured Ny
health has surprisingly good since" Price % cents per
ho sd nv a. dealers In medicine oqT-dtuim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

We are requested to announce that Tx RIvEs, tn
oa var horse Of the National Democracy, viii address
Oh, ,sope Of Richmond this (NoNDAr) evening, at the
Af,,D Church. At II o'clock OF course, all the Doug
/, men in Richmond vii give their able champion
cordial greeting and 4 rousing house tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

Remember that the polls will be open only one day,
and that you should go the polls that day no
what may be the condition of the weather for your votes
valuable than gold aud more precious than
rubes. Let nothing prevent you from voting for the
Bniop ticket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

To THE POLLS MKT TUESDAY Let every Ueion man
Who has the interests of his country heart be at the
polk AID vote for Bel apd Everett.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, THAT EVERY
VOTE FOR BRECKENRIDGE Is AN ENDORSEMENT
OF THE PROJECT OF SECESSION AND REVOLT
rI0N and every such vote must BE- given in The face Of
The fact that DR be pOVsrless in behalf Of The eand
date ofhs DisHaiOnsts wo cannot possibly be elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
RICHMOND HIG
-, = $3.50 $3.50 a1ss ). Ss-sssss . Hsr Il ~


FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05
ANNUAL MEETING

DLANTATION SHOES.-Por Men, Women and Boys
tia. cannot be exeeled and cheaper than Gsda IL
quality, at No "a, Main Street, ign OF the big boot ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-05

Decrease ~ compared with las, year, 65,Tst bbs
We also present our monthly Tobacco statement
which with LIST October beginning Of the cOnyenona
Tobacco Year" Ia Virginia:
ExroRrs TOBACCO RICHMOND YoRnos PoRrs,
Commencing la october, isGO. and same time 1850.