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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16
Coming Over,

The Alexandra Tenn.) Independent, whose editor is
Democrat has determined during the present compici
ted canvass give his support to Bell and Everett for
the following reasons addressed to his Democratic pat
rons and confederates
We have heretofore expressed our preference for the
regular nominee of the Democratic party. As Demo
cat We felt il our duty to sustain man, yet main
tain the principle Could add anything to insure his
success our drop would be thrown into the bucket
The cid standard party which had boosted TO affiliate
WITH aud which has for so long lime maintained our
national character and kept nviolate the Constitution
the Union and laws with the present Administration, has
fallen into dsmembered fragments at hands whose dan
gerous purposes not to be mistaken Stsiies are al
ready kndled and hostes have already began. There
is no chance for the success OF the regular friend and
proved true candidate of the Democracy and TO at
iate with sect onal parties will but will use
our influence TO defeat SUCH let them terminate in the
North or in the South
There is but one course left for Tennesseeans Of the
two sectional tickets presented there is but little prefer
euce Their tendencies the same, only differing IN
the employed.
With these views, which we adopt only after silent
and careful consideration unbiased by any motives but
the good and though hazard our own inter
est compelled 10 so for Bell, Everett the Union
and the Laws
The Washington On. c. Dispatch has abandoned it
neutrality and will hereafter support Bell and Everett
In announcing this fact the editor says:
After due deiberation mpelled by sense of duty &c
the country urged by the crisis which menances the
Union and the Constitution, this paper will, after THU
date soberly coureousy and earnestly to the utmost
It's ability advocate the principles Of the Constitutions
Union party and the election o! Bell aud Everett ~ the
only sure meaus Of restoring quiet TO the country anc
perpetusting the Consultation and Ih" Union
Thus goriOusy progresses the cause of Bell and Ev
erett, the Constitution aud the Union!
T. J. Coleman Esq, of Louisa county, Is appointed
Senatorial Eecor by the State Central Union Committee
for the Senatorial District composed of that county
the counties of Fuvanna and GoOchland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16
OpInIou OF An Alabama RreekIurIdger.

The Lagrange (Ga) Reporter is permitted to copy
the following extract from letter received by gentle
man of that place from friend living at Silver Rum Al
ALBANIA. He is certainly honest man. and be ought to
be convinced that Mr.. Breckenridge cannot possibly be
elected. The writer says;
"In politics we are divided here as is the case every
where. l think that Breckenridge aud Lane will, per
hips carry the Sate bu. Of this am not certain. The
Bell aud Everett party is pretty strong through this
tion and believe they are gaining ground every day.
n intend il live to vote for the man who Is strong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

SPEECH OF Mn. FAkRAR OF ANELIA-This gentleman
delivered stirring and highly interesting speech 10 Ash
land Hail. on Thursday night, to very large aud enthu'
siasc audience He discussed at some length the effects
on the whole country Of the immense corupdons which
have been pracced by the great Democratic party en-
forcing his arguments by opposite anecdotes which tend
ed to make a lasting impression on his audience lie
alluded to the administration of James Buchanan show
ing up its corruptons in the most garing colorS; and
compimented the Old Line Wings for their
10 principle even after repeated defeats. Mr.. Farrars
speech was well received and highly applauded-hOrfo
HsrnLd
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PostPonemsnt-Takc Notice.

We received dispatch from the hon. HESRr W. HUI
LAKD on yesterday stating that he would not be able to
reach here in time TO address our citizens on wednesday
evening but would certainly be here and address them
o. THURSDAY evening Take notice, therefore, that Mr..
HrLLAsD viii speak in the Club House Thursday eve
ming next al II o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

est against Lincoln and Douglas Breckinridge Is the
man will most certainly vote for him. If Bell is the
strongest, will cordially support him, though am
Democrat and ever expect to remain So"
1t viii be seen that this Alabama Breckinrdger almost
gives up Alabama to Bell As for ourselves we feel en-
trely confident that Bell will carry Alabama by large
plurality. To vote for Bell is the only hope of defeating
Lincoln. Let every Southern man. therefore, vote for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

Not content with the gross exaggeratons Of the oc
currences at Richmond upon the visit Of the Prince OF
Wales to that city referred to in yesterdays Gazette,
the correspondents of the New York papers are paming
upon the readers of those journals absolute iasehood
attrbuting rudeness aud brutality to the people Of Rich
mond and representing them to be destitute OF polite
ness courtesy or common hospitality There more OF
these qualities and graces in street in Richmond
than in all the city of New York put togeher-Aier.
Gd-etts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

ne stk' Of Nssszbsr Our entire Strength IN every
county and neighbOrhOod must b brought cat In Short
let everything be done that should be done, AAd SoFi
rious victory viii crown and reward our labors.
To ARusl To ARMS y To ARNs!l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

Cap'. Ecto of the Typographical engineers, has fully
tested the fitness of the camel for service in the south
vest by his accommodating expedition in northwestern
Texas The labor very severe, and for six days
in the heat of midsummer the calnels did not have a
drop of water On the day water discovered, they
indicated by their increased speed that they were ap
proachipg water though the stream was ten miles off,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

The Cameron Sentinel is considerably deluded II he
thinks everybody is going for Breckenridge We do not
know man who wos for Houston at his withdrawal but
who is now for the Union ticket while upon the other
hand, we know number OF who we're for Breckin-
ridge four weeks rgo that for Bell and large
number who do not know how they will vote-Beiion
[Texasl ItlependeRt.
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nrandreth,s PiIIs We. Sara parfi a,-ons twenty

Brandreth,s Pills W.. sarraparfiI s-ons Twenty
ave cent Brsndreth Pills warranted 70 contain more
pure farsspsa than dollar bottle ofssrssparh VINO
are using sanspaa LET them substitute Brandreas h ana
tste one night will be found superior 70 the bot
tied Of the LyE ADDITION Pills are warranted equal
70 two dollar sasapss Try Of these Pi whose
main active ingredient akaoid osArsapas Take one PHI sv-
cry third day you using or any other tonic
remedies Drop these for thirty days. and use these M 10 me
place thereof time The cost viii be my eeat and her
worth dollars Principal ofee 2sa cansis New for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

Dlsr. lsr L. H. CHANDLER, of Norfolk City.
End. TRAVIS H. EPES, CT NOttOWaS
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4h. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
9Th. JAMES =. JOHNSON. Of Bedford.
s,h. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7,h. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, of Middlesex.
9th. B. H. SHACKELFORD Of Fauquier.
10Th. ANDREW Z. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
. " 18th. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
18th. W. R STAPLES Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON, of Washington
l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
q 18th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

How IT CAN DIX DoSE-The necessity OF defeating
Mr. Lincoln is conceded by all conservative men, but a.
the issue in this State is complicated by the Tariff
question no man. however unexceponable in other res
poets can succeed without clear record in favor OF pro-
lection While fusion ticket would not carry this State
neither could Breckenridge Douglas obtain its eecto-
ra vote If John Bell however, were to receive the en-
tire conservative vote his devotion to the Tariff would
ensure his success II then the friends of Mr.. Breckin
ridge and Mr.. Douglas TO withdraw their electora
tickets Mr. Lincoln would yet lose this State What dc
these gentlemen say ?-Phiid. Jour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

The Portland Argus learns that the royal squadron TO
receive H. X. H., the Prince Of Wales, will arrive in
Portland on Tuesday the 10th instant. The squadron
consists of the Hero, 80 guns Com. Seymour Aradne,
20 guns Capt vansitari; Flying Fish, guns, Comman-
der Cave TO be followed by Admiral Sir Alex. Milne,
with his aag.ship Nile 81 guns and the Siyx of guns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

Par rrroAI CArHERISG-There was a large gathering
Of the people at Burkeville, Nottoway last Friday An
excellent barbecue served up, aud able and effective
speeches delivered by Col Henry L. Hopkins of Peters
burg for Douglas John T. Thornton, Esq OF Farmvie,
for Bell and Isaac r. Watkins, Esq, OF Charlotte, for
Breckenridge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16
MARRIEn.

"Fon,anvilc" Fsi-fax County Va, tue residence Of the
rides father TsdY evening 9th 0etoh-r $780, by ih. Rev
Cea ham, ROBERT &. SIMPSON, formerly 81 Lou
doun COUNT and Miss Mary Randolph youngest daughter OF
CANT Cha. r. Ford all Of Fairfax County, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

IMPORTANT sALE.-The subscriber will offer for sale,
BY way Of public auction, WkDSEsDAY the It'll day ofNo
vember NEXT the tract Of land upon which he resides mmt
daiey upon the Richmond and Danve Railroad within three
miles Of Meheren Dept and containing about 60 oned
OF which In original Forest onehd In old dsd pines and the
balance and well adapted the growth Of tobacco
and particularly wheat
There upsn the premises comfortable dwelling with good
Ike house dairy, house. well Of good water
good sraney and all the outhous There good
portion OF he los sowed In wheat add the purchaser
have the privilege Of buying the oats and fodder al
"a price.
Terri liberal and made known upon the d'y Of sale.
Persons wi this land will address Moore Or
din.rg, Prince Edward and will take pleasure In meeting them
Q Meherrea Depot and bringing them 10 my house.
s,ls 70 commence 10 o'clock NJ
42 OF this land lies south Of the Railroad containing the
dws ing aud all out houses which will be sold separately de-
sired
nclG-ctd WV. d EORYIII.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL EsTATE FOR

III VALUABLE HEAL FOh
wi SALE Tin pursuance OF the VIII Of Alexander Garrett de
ceased, Isha l. on Wednesday, the 4th ofNovemb'r
next. II suitable Otherwise the next suitable dsyO expose 10
se upon he pre the highest bidder his late residence TO
b. sold hy survey containing aoou One Hundred aud
Twenty-Rlve Acres Upon the premises Is large sub
st.nna brck mansion Win the usual outhouses.
This properly Adons the town Of esve within three
our OF mile OF ihe University Of Virginia and surrounded
By society the state eewhe-e FOR caure and
refinement There In the town good male school
ercelen class female inuts and In the count
thin hours ride several male Classical hoos eqGa 10
10 be found
The many advantages possessed property not only
commend beautful greatly dsAb family residence
purchaser who could aud improve bis time for sales
the quantity Of land with l proximity rapidly growing town
University furnish facilities for the sale lots for building
ohr pos -hch would insure certain and handsome
profits upon the price for which willing 10 sell
the following the above SAFE s otherwise the next
fair day. shall offer for sale. public auction, In the highest
bidder the premises within two miles OF Charlottesville In
lott 70 suit purchases Tract of Land lying Northwest OF
ing between 50 and 90 acres 10 be sold by suyeyD and
hesv " covered with valuable hre-sood.
The lie all the FOREGOING property indpuable No cash
will require the credit aud terms OF sale VIII be liberal ana
~ Wv soUTIIALI,
oci6--etds Executor OF Alex Garrett. dec.
tE- The impression having, understand, forth that
private above property had been Effected
perh,ps such Impression and 10 say that Whilst
snay true and whilst the purchaser ready TO fulfil his
egagemen deemed advisable there being minors nteres
perfect title. The property, therefore, will be offered publicly
the day above Designated and will be brought Into market IRE,
10 the highest bidder. Wv. 81
oei6-ctds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

EerNCH WAX AND
Il DLEa-7o Boxes Tor sale by
Oe3- ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

NOTICE TO RAILRoAD CYM
~ AGENTs.-TRuNK LOST "A medium s1sd i(&.3TA-ffHH
light LEATHER TRUNK arkeo. "E Lso srALD INN Y III
Ixo Laonardtsvn, No. !" b. ass plate a. tne
cad aso ~ L. srLplse" In bl ack Ink on hs Top was
Rapid Ann Station thei ana orange
with baggage OF urdonsve Instead Of that Tor
Alexandria without check ay have been lAken 70 s zen
ri nIroad for RIemopd or IL terminus to Lynburg
or or retained Of either route The
marty viii forward the 10 Messs WHEAT
baortn agents Of Ste Columbia who viii
charges on the same. or 10 hhshi W. honSc
Richmond Va. Oct l4h, 1850 oelo- aze-
m NJ a ur,uu raM-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

STERL FIRE SETS
y Brass and Wire Penders
Gre n Pierced DO
Towel Stand, Pootmen
Plate Warmers, &c. For sale BY
ooIs TH0s BULKLHY co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

(tANDLEs.-5oO boxes utches Hydraulic, Jackson hoa
~ Parafhne and German Wax Candles, for sale ~ o,-,
J. g. II.
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TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EZEKIEL's INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR ESTO X Elk.

ID FAD the following certificate Of your own tovnman gen.
IL uenan we'll ALL this satssetny. call At
the Propreor Main Street. and you certificates hon
all sections Of the Union:
Mr. E<tis-Dsar Sir: great pleasure informing
you that have used three Bottles Of your Hair Restorer WIN
great slrs,lcrox TO rrsns my Ham GlovHd nr; please
send me half dosen bottles
Respectfully,
JOHN o. oHnn
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DR.. wIsTAR,. BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY
Where article known Is work OF super'rogaon TO say
one word In its favor well Is Il established unins
edy for CoH9h Odds Bconehs, Group, WhoopiHg Cough.
Asthma Quinsy. PAeisio diseases Of the Throat Chest and
Lungs as dreaded Of all diseases CnsHTpon
medical authority has pronounced to be durable de-
ease who have used this remedy know It's value those who
not make single trial To be saEhed ha. Of all
others Il 10 TIE remedy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

HI"' "II''''VI' 1T 1II'1 NJ I''''l'' V1F1EV'I'
HON. JOHN =. MILLSoN, the able and distinguish
Representative In Congress, from the Norfolk District will
address the Democracy OF Richmond the African Church
Wedne adaY evenng lIth inst oclG-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

i'd ADAHIANTiNE CAM
JFN N. GORDON q SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-16

| THE UNDERSIGNED HBGS TO INFORM
the public generally, that he has opened DRY
FANCY GOODS establishment under the style and hr Of
swABACHER 90, atNo IS Main street where he would be
happy 10 walt on all who will favor him with call
oel6 dSts lSID0R sWABACHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-06

Conxrexsienal.


,r.sutSsror, April 5.-Hesse-Ths House
W. the anti-polygamy bill BY @sayes "
pAssea nd then went into Conmittee " the
90 nay an the tariff and loan bill.
Nnor nveicy Of H., made violent ABOLITION
nj ard called on Southern men for re-:
spe'S g. great WAS the excitement at one 0mc
pay. COLLISION was imminent
tns' Mr.. Wilson subusitted resoiuu ton,
."n ,iss over, instructtng the COMMITTED on
vw.n,.arv Affairs, to inquire into the contracte
MIL nv the War Department in the last
H. .as years. for iroa for public buildings, asso'
tn.. .nnts. shelis and gun Carriages.
10, III, was passed extending TO the lakes the
s,,s,ous Of the act limiting the Liabilities Oh
sn Ply notion Of Mr.. Chestnut, MIR. Davis JONI
,n.,ons on the Territories, were made tne
s.r ~ the day for Monday next.
o'Th uonse Joint resolution constituting
x.snu. Ga, temporarily port OF entry, was
MAJ. also. a b.il making an appropriate"
pSssv the expenses Of the visit Of the Japan
70 pImb,ssy. and bill concerning the Co"r's
!" r IA indian appropriation bill was taken up
40, than offered an amendment relative to
~ Ind,ans of california
III. o'clock the Homestead bill was re-
suwed a;s,,ss.a tho nra.
.,antion policy rs preferable to the Homes 'eao
Af,er an Executive session the Senate ad
,onrnsd
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FESSIONAL MEN,
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We offer II To all classes-it may save valuable
lives We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass Of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. 3. +. BROOKE ..
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9Th, 1862
1kssrs Mortimer j. AIotctrGy -
The use of your champions TIncture mas ZEE S n
a r.ry great BLESSING to me and my family. Inc
effect it has had on my throat disease has been mar
rssIoMs For all such diseases most cordially re-
commend it, Yours, truly, B. bkookx.
Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. E. Church.
AS AN INvIGORATOR, a.
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st,Inuiuut is wanted. we believe It superior 70 al
the CoTdials before the public MS chrsJ"r DysPep
sra. Cough, SeyotHfa and RhsuMGttSm. WIZ ~
diseases of tha Stomach and Bowels. II nsx pee
truIy successful to the single and married one
the most valuable remedy, which thousands Will
'eiEsEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
TUBE will be found great medicine ior Oil tnei'
~ Can and get Pamphlets and see cnres.
Md bY PURCELL, LADD T. CO.. k!chmono
BIZ Or. COOKE, Frede ricksburE; ~ 81! tho Drn6-
siists in Petersburg: BY MORTIMER NOV
6RAY. Baltimore; and BY Druggists and SHOP
feepers everywhere. u Der bottle SIX pottles
o.. 1pS""S
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ES FsSls RP Ss CASH CASH
or to prompt. saying customers On ths usual time.
Our :.sss oon.riss; in part, sxesllent bsr.ssns
csIi and examination Of Goods aud prices il only
seceasaIy 70 insure sales to the n.ost economical
'a''''' DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
SILKS Of newest designs in any quantity, from
f fss' is, S'.ss e US; Silk in the city.
s:.ssss. G, q. Ti:saes;, orssnaie.;
nss: Branis; LAIN: and T1aSsins 'Ss oo iSS s.
the yard and robes, eas than 2; pei cent on cost
.... LINEN GOODS.
is0 pieces pure islsh Linen At Is cents per yard.
Linen cent. ss Der ,sTS
Linen BosoIns Of AT grades, very cheap; LINEN
.as %s s; and nr ssn. asn ssS
hrsksSssi and q WHITE Ed d s;Sisys Diapers
BtaS,s rsia,sn: crapss. 6y the piece Or ~
'"s DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleachea and Brown shi,tins; and ShsetinEs. Of
dale, Gala Mills: and I'd. Others by the
piece or by the yard. Also, full stock of such
'i'Ri q. sfRss
rsu.
81 III SIS s stock
In this department we can show the largest and
cheapest Goods OF he KIND in the city, without any
exception, comprising every thing coming under
| this head. too numerous to mention. We, how
ever, call the particular attention Of ladies to the
| assortment OF neat Camtric Bands, which are %
| desirable.
| HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
| Ladies, misses, gents and boys Hose and Hall
Hose, of all kinds and all prices; very low by the
| dozen or by the pair.
| In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
| At our usual unriyaled low prices.
| Merchants from towns or the country who are
making their selections in this market, would con
suit their interest by giving stock an examna-
ton, Ms on many Goods they save Is per cent
| in pure hasing from us.
j. MILLHISER BRO, 1913 Broad 1T.
| NH l2-lm
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ma Large and Attractive Supply Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FOX.


Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to otfer.a complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods which Will be sold at
prices much lower than those of former seasons
We mention few only of the most attractive ar
English BEREGEs, in immense variety;
VOLANTS;
re,y OF style, at Is to ~ per cent below the cost
Of Importation. D,,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. of every descrlp-
Sprimg DELAINES and CHALLIES;
French and INDIA FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Dome site Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
Amongst the last named. we would call the spe.
ca attention of bus ers to some very large lots OF
Virginia and GeOrkia Plain and Striped OSNA-
BURGS, and large variety Of other articles oi
0'u''''" "'' BREEDEN l. FOX,
mhl2 -4wif 2l7 Broad street.
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NJ Liverpooi and L9md0n ,ony.Ny

R Liverpool and London
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL. SlO, 900 OOO-Annual Income. 81 $50 600.
DAILY REVENUE 81. 500!
Invested in the United States. over $500 go
All Directors personally responsible for the en-
gagements of the Company. .
We respectful. ask attention to the SECURITY 81
the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY, to its policy holders in its large cash
capital and Investments, as stated above.
The large capital and income OF the Company
enable IL to take lines convenient to parties re-
curing large amounts of insurance.
In addition To the ordinary mode Of !nsu, ance,
on the payment of TEN ANIMAL PREMIUM MS.
Property is !theneetorth PERMANENTLY IN
SURED. The policy can be cancelled at any time,
and the premium will be returned less per cent
THIS Company will make Insurance by loss OF
rents 10y fire. on new and most liberal principle
Under the Policies of this Company. all CLAIMS
are paid upon presentation OF satisfactory proof o.
loss without dbat.hn,Ht or d.dKctt0h for interest
and not as is usual SIXTY DAYS after presentation
Of proof WORKMAN WYATT. Agents,
1870 Main street, few doors above Post Office.
NH 3l-6t
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Democrutic National Convention.

w.suyNsroN, April 5-The Democratic
Maternal Committee met this morning, ana
"n.nimously adopted resolutions not 10
.hange the Convention from Charles sion: ~
viii meet Oh the2ist OF April At noon, ia ""-
i,uriuc the meeting Mr.. Fallandigham
.,.ted that the reasons for Gaining 'h'.
,,e.t,ng were mainly the complaints ol
The imposition at Charleston concerning .ns
n,an received from various cities, ofiering M
Snr.men,s to change from Charles ton, bur ~
nigh, be taied, on the other hand, that gen
tlemen Of Charleston would, as lar as posi-
AIR ashmore of South Carolina, made u
powerful speech in defence of Charleston
which convinced the committee that asser'
lions. as to want OF accommodations aAc nos
pitallty were unfoundcd.
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~ Double Refined Steam Candies. MY
Factory Is now complete. and b. lar the 9s
tahlishsuent Of the kiad South OF F4tladsiphiA
hich enables me to Oder to the trade OF
VIRGINIA.
and TENN ESSEE,
a. also the city grocers. an article OF city made
Sfsam- Refined Crushed Sugar Candy. vsrEauted
!" sfsni i'm any climate, much below the N0rthein
rr,ce fOr a article Of like Andard.
NJ stock Of Contradictory, Fruits, 80 CiksLs
iug AROUND. give me q CALL. and then oetermine
WHO has the hast goods. ut the lowest prices.
LOUIS B06SiEUx.s Story Bs,Hsalns..
mh 39-luf NO. y MAN ~