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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
The Under Current Of KepubIieani.m

New York correspondent Of the Boston Joaraal, in
giving an aoc5lut Of private meeting Of politicians in
that eity says I'll attended by United States Senators
and meu Who have great influence in political matters
The design Of the meeting 70 confer on matters per-
tanning 70 the Chicago nominee The meeting unanimous
" came 70 the conclusion that Mr. Seward could not oe
Nominated /. uas stated that out Of twenty I've Z. 3.
Senators only ts0 are in his fsVor."
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MARKETS

NEW YORK. May l4-Cotton firm and unchanged Southern
-four &c 2G so Wheat slghy lore quiet and decn-
ed smXed % Provisions and others unchanged
BALTIMORE, May 14Pour cs d with declining tendency
Howard Street So T. whoa qulet-vhte 81 5O6 Co. red
l4O Corn frnwhite and yellow 1901 cents Provisions
steady. Whisky quiet at 224c.
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DIED.

OF hs mother the county Of New Kent of
Peeluors griay, ths 20 ut, JACQUELINE PONDEN-
TER in che -3Jh ycar % his age
Yesterday, Ms HARRIET HOWARD In the 5i year Of her
age
Tier friends Invited funeral This afternoon,
Centenary Church, half past o'clock without further
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
POLITICAL.

MOBILE, May l4.-At the Democratic meeting held
Saturday night the seceders were sustained aud dele
gates appointed TO attend the Convention of the 4th
June.
similar meeting was held Saturday night at Mont.
gomery, with the result.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ATLANTl

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, May IA democratic meeting was held at
Atlanta today, when the postmaster made speech and
defended the Charleston secessioniss. He denounced
Douglas a traitor to democracy and the South. Mr..
Yancey made lengthy denunciatory speech after which
the National Baltimore Convention democracy were de-
Tended BY COL Gaskell. The meeting then adjourned
for q Meek
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The Trcasurr asitI..

The Philadelphia North Ap,sri-l1 says the deceptive
form In which the treasury statements almost invar-
ably made up continues 10 mlslsad the public to the
condition OF the treasury For the quarter ending March
SD We have statement boz which S6t9S POO Of receipts
from treasur, notes figure al regular item and by their
aid balance Of some TWO millions is made 20 appear on
the right side instead Of deficit of some two and half
millions. The true statement for the quarter as follows
Receipts from customs, lands &c, SIj,7l7,49l
Expenditure to regular service SINl2fs--
P4ymeut Of interest on public debt ll2519
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
MORE DELEGATES To BALTIMORE

WASHINGTON, May H. Thirty-fve leading prominent
gentlemen of Mobile have signed a call for State Con-
vention to meet at Selma the 4th June to appoint
delegates to Baltimore. The call is signed by Governor
Winston, Forsyth DR.. Mott, Labaron Judge McKinstry
and others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate adjourned immc-
diately after the reading Of the journal.
HoUsE-The Michigan contested election case was
discussed.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

NORFOLK May l4.-Arriyed barque Lone Star, from
Bordeaux, with wines silks, fancy goods &c, direct from
Bordeaux to this city.
large quantity of barrels and buckets reported
adrift near Chncoteague.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
cut In Two.

The Memphis Avalanche, unusually candid organ Of
Democracy couesscs that the vote at Charles
ton, on the Platform Mason and DiSous liae was seen
running straight through the heart Of the Democratic
Clnvention.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
Corrc.penaen.e or lhe whir.

\ =.
T. Pie Eftar of the Wig.
I started from Richmond one week ago to-iaS to make
business tour through this country; have attended one
court been 20 the houses of a good many farmers aud
seen large number Of them on the court green heard
hem alk OF their prospects for another crop aud much
atou, pocs There is a great comp amt Of the search
y %, Tobacco plants and Justly So too. have gone TO
tie plant beds aud 20 the hills where they haze been
planted and the fv has almost in every instance destroy
"a item Whether they will come out is vet TO be Gen.
Many OF the planters have put their tobacco grounds in
corn. that the best sign Of the scarcity of plants Ii
r-tmlted that there will be not than half crop OF
tobacco planted through this country. Wheat looking
tre the weather has been very Sesonable during the
last week.
They have Just heard Of the nomination of Bell and
Everett for President and Vice President the Wings are
delighted and mIuy o the Democrats will vote for them
even If other nominations are made. n.
LAvr>r,nlE TsAGZDg is LEuASoS, TsSNEssEE.-We
learn from letters received 10 this city yesterday, that
tt tragedy occurred in the town of Lebanon Tennes
see ON the Jh resulting u the mortal w0Uudiug Of one
Of che students OF the Law Department OF Cumberland
University named James Cahal by a fellow student na-
med Spot McCiug The parties had a misunderstanding
about very trivial matter and subsequently, met the
street With friends for the purpose Of explanation.
further disagreement eusued, the lie passed and
Clhal struck OF stru.k az McCuug with a stick, when
tbe LATER drew pistol and shot Canal the ball entering
the brain. Though alive the 9Th, hopes were en-
tertined OF his recovery McCung put under So,
90 bail
James Clhll Was son OF the late Judge Cahal, Of
Tennessee, and NcClung Is son Of Col McCluug, OF
Huntsville, Alabama, and nephew OF the late Col Nc
Chung, Of Mis,is,ippi.-bI't IHsricdH.
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RUyORED DFFAULCATIOy

WASHINGTON, May lS.-Intense excitement exists in
government circles caused by a Of extensive
dealcaiion of prominent federal officer in northern
c't
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THE SECEpERS suSTAINEI

AUGUSTA, May l4.-The Hon. Howell Cobb has written
letter in response to the Macon Committee, fully and
cordially sustaining the seceders at Charleston. The
Federal officials generally South sustain the seceders
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
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Hide, Oil and Leather Store,

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 g. Third Street bess-n
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have Tor sale DRYASD
sALTED SPANISH HIDEs Dry and Green Sailed Ks
ners Oil, Tanners and Curriers' Tools at the sVs. prices ard
upon the best terms.
az All kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted for which b,
highest price will be given in cash. eIhIrg.
Hides Leather stored free Of charge and sold eonnSr
fe2l-dSm
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TO THE VOTERS or THE srrry -,

III Ihh suIEfH W The RfXTU
have been Informed that doubt are s,,IAL CIRCUIT
ny OF John ~ "r gory Efq y reason A. u Ne ~
nond 70 we once OF Judge Of your eirru 'eenes ~
nothing In The objection, have fubm.t.I he'ihE na a.
gentlemen members Of the bar o. great ls,i tlsssh
vel known In We cfent and publish their ,, .nd ability 49,
NY apology Tor appearing In this matter 4 bsloV
lof whom am parner) 10 absent busns,,' % w grss,,
continue absent for some days 70 cone - nhd vii psb,1
late Judge Copon II the time hls ..,i informed hat R
hahen.s'sr oeyghoh fn"h " circuit sla, '',tsi
be elected he will net thereafter reside IN Mr. Gr,s
p,,r,ox. AMI, Os.h tseo very respsciuuy
MILLION CARY
To Cot r. VI. CArT-Ny Dcdr Sri, ..,
In your letter. have hesitation In 70 Ne snqa,
CORY Esq now residing In Richmond IN nv o,i Jhh o.,
does not render him Ineligible The oaes ~ - 'ery es,r
Judicial Circuit think there no do,t ~ ne ari
eligible. The consti alton does ne etita
side In the circuit 20 the time his el.c,Ia ne nogr
Judge he must reside In the circuit bu, he sv sf bonr
he comes TO reside there See constitution ss,,l hs
g6Tl SESSION aeA "a, 3.
In my opinion, he may lawfully re,ide In Rieh,,,,
ing Judge The Court OF Appeals have decided BEN
Court Of Henhco veh sits ia the ctr Of RIcht ne Crts
Sixth judicial Circuit See SCOTS case 10 O., ynl h' o.
sariy follows that Tie Judge In residing In De II nee,
must also reside within the Sixth Judicial Crcl, hehnstA
the con,tltuton requires Very ,rpIv i1ab Al uti
April 2sth, 1850. ARfiIrp a.,
Dear ClontL-I concur entirely In the sbovs o,,,
Morson. The Circuit Court Of Henrico holds h. ~ W
mond and the Clerk keeps his Office In the cv 10 Ret
singular u Il Institutional In judge ~ CO,
which he holds his couItg Your, to, "A Place "a
April 30h-dlt&ctf Jtyvs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

The Democracy thus divided would have been beaten
aud who doesn't see tina. in such event the Union
would 70 an iaJerts and purposes be dsoved-Frsdr-
'-t5wg Recorder.
The uuion, 90 wiz, of the Democracy and the spells
That certainly would be dissolved. As to the Union Of
the States, we agree with the Atlanta american that
cotton and coru and wheat aud sugar-clne, and to-
b1cco would stH grow, water would still down hill
the breezes blow the rain f the sun continue to shine
and last but no, least, ne Union you'd still stand and
be prssrgsi.'
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Whntisto be Dom ,

State Conventions of the Democracy have been called
ia Alabama, South Carolina and other Southern States
This is natural sequel of the smashup Charleston
Why are not the faithful in Virginia called together If
for no other Iurpos, to Join in general hmentaliou
ike the Jews under the walls Of their ancient city over
their departed glory We are glad TO observe that "a
meeting called in this city to take place this evening
We hope 10 see measures initiated for general gather
ing Of the lost sheep Of the Democratic Israel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15
n@THE ANNUAL MEETYyG OF

w. the Young Mems Chris ian Association Of RIchnohi
Will be held TUESDAY eeGing next, 18th inst Oeoein
their Rooms, In Godn's Hall
The President will present the Annual Report
Inc Delegates TO the Convention New Orleans viii
also make cir report af which election
ensuing year, will take place.
The public, and especially the Ladies' invited attend
myif-.t SMITH Soy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.-sone tu
"A months Snce excellent townsman, EAPAu FzEEiu,
formed hat he had prepared hair with which he
experimenting upon his head whose top entirely bad
We him two days since and place bald four mouths
since hne OF hair has sprung up with vigorous growth %
convinced Mr. Eku Of the efficacy OF his discovery thai be
has named II THE INPAiIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER
Mr. about going into extensive manufacture Of as
which destined 70 Of anxious interest bald aiet
friends.-fron Richmond Enquirer, Dec. i2n, 1889.
This famous article be hal the principal Dug-
Those persons who desire fine head ofha only tie
resorer according printed directions the bottle Those VITO
have doubts OF is efficacy have them removed 10 en
time, By using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER HPALLlBLE
proving that Il 10 all that b d claimed 10 be.
Wholesale depot for orders, % Main g. z HEKIn.
RICHMOND, Nov. Il, 1881
N EZEKIEL take oah the holy Bible that have been
bald for the u ears and have restored hair by t
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER EAPHriu Rrun.
This day before By Naphtah Ezekiel Jos MITo
del6-dkvly Miyor OF Rchrnnnd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-15

SINCE It's foundation the COMPAIGNE LYONNAIsE has moi,
- ceased to occupy Itself particularly the selection Of articles
OF taste and Of superior quality At the present the
ONLY HOUSE In PARIS oer0g large assortment h
Novelties BY Of Its Branch Establishments this any
enabled acture purchase tho noye.
the favorable PERIOD and dispose them on the most
favorable conditions quality and price Every article even
the Cachemere Sha Wis Is marked ia known figures.
The CJKPiGNIE LYOyNALSE Ids TsttIlis1ef Branch
Hes at Lyons, Kdseh,ir, ALecoH Chrnt and b usssls
JOr he mdHic,ue of fik MqgS Cdcnerss and Lace Int
they hare no other house tor sale creep. in PdriL
myI5-5te3d
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MAN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES.

MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
WI This Hospital situated the Main and 26th
streets and Is adm ably adapted In aness privacy
funess OF position 70 the purposes FOR which has
namely For MtDIcAL,s kdICAL and 0BsTLTRICAL
OF SLAVES The rs regulations govern ny tbs insiuton
have already been published circular containing full par,icu
lars will be fu nshed those who desire information
TERxsPAtiens week IS; les than a week. 81 per diem
6h aggregate shan not e1ceed he charge for MI geek
Patients attic dog daily examinations At for Hos
pa conhnement charged the regular fee adopted profess
zion large The above charges clude medicine medical
attendance and nursing Surgical operations charged according
70 rules Of other Of the city For further information
apply the Physician resident the Hospital either Of the
undersigned Ply slcisns and Preprietors.
FRS. w. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Msln At, bet. Sd and 4h, or No 1870 Main At
ct. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. d,
Exchange H.tel, or Grace At bet 9Th and 9Th.
,. T. LUCKET, NJ D.,
Ballard House.
PHILIP S HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Resident Physician.
CICUs BROOKS,
myl5 -dGc2awIy Resident Assistant
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peici- -, SIS, tb3
borrowed during the quarter Stfs>z'O
Paid Of treasury note debt -lgH450
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INTUITION AS MANAGRR WANrxD.-rh

- ITUATION As MANAGER WANTx D.-Tbe
- subs rber wishes to get situation manager on large e
tate for the ensuing He has been y on James river
for the years bohn Powhatan
ties and produce satisfactory recommendations He now
living at Elk Hill, Gooehland, Va
REFERENCES.
Mr.. WIN. W. MichslN, Jefferson, Powhatan,
Mr. Wilson winfrsc Fine Creek Mills, Powhatau
Messr Jdlen and Randolph rron, Columbia Fuyanna Va
Mess John and VIM. Allan, Richmond Va
Edward c. Mosby, Pine CT eek Mills, Powhatan Va
Address the subscriber at Columbia, P.uyanna.
MALI laWiW PnRn
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w. ofNew York, has arrived In Richmond and take.
at the Powhatan, His stay Is dthntey limited TWO
WEEKS. He will devote his time while 10 Richmond cona.
tons and to the treatments OF all diseases Of the throat ana
Lungs.
Persons too JeJ TO consult him at his rooms will ytsd
Those trobled with "CdITh" suffering from ID Oacal i
tons" should place hsmseys under reamen. once hey
require the daily use OF the Caiarrh syringe
nr HUNTER has all the instruments for the administration
medicines In yspor and for the exhibition Of oxygen sea
&c.
Patients In the country consult by letter.
powuar,s Horsr Rirhnond NAV i,t so
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ENOR sALE--sUNNY HILL-LOUIsA COUNTY-ThIs
most desirable rrae and will be sod the premises on
the 18Th day of June next u Is situated In the midst r.
the most valuable Tobacco lands Of Louisa UNITY
OF the South Branch Of the North Anna River adjoining the
OF " p Poindexer G. Jne H. Baker, Others eight mile,
from Louisa Court House and Toerye the Virginia Central
Raj Road II contains I,Oi0 Acres 800 Of which Wood
land heavily mbered The cleared Land d the best quality
and In high state Of mproyemenwe adapted to Wheat
and Tobacco
The BUILDINGS consist cOmmodou DIV ,lne house
go0d Bara Tobacco Houses and all ouhoues
The locality is lie shy and the negborhood desirable.
The Manag will show the premises 10 those deS
chase The Land will be divided purchasers desired
1ERM5-On fourth cash; Oneourth Ia equal instruments
payable In two and three the remaining half
yeae whole Of the deferred with interest
The purchaser TO give his individual bond deed
premises. JULIA A. HOLLADAY
EY-Refr to DR. W. O. N Randolph Charottesylle Va or H.
Holiday Rapid Al Station, Cupeper Va. mll5-ctds
fENWOFARMS IN CHARLES CITY CNUNrY
Il FOR sALETt ese farms within - m les ~ Rikmond
aud ~ tn two miles Of the James River adonng the
Hill Carter
Lying adjoining they as one farm and high
y mpro ed by the Of lime clover &C. producing hL,y
The first, called Mt Guy contains 300 acres Of beautiful
chocolate loan admirably adapted the production Of the finest
Raising Of fruits, abes &C. There dwelling but new
barn and tobacco bo,se, nc.
The second farm called Magnolia contains q43 acres has
small hat comfortable dwelling, with four rooms office and all
necessary outhouses excellent garden orchard
This land Is also Ia excellnt hea and producing aley
In regard to heath will only that having owned the pro-
perry ~ years. have never lost from slckness
wishing good lands portion Of the counry
rapidly Improving and famed for good society aud The facilities
good living do well this poper, IA having
removed to Richmond disposed liberal and accom-
modating terms.
tn. Overse-r. brother, living adjoining
prt perry. Address, Dr. o. A CRENsUAW
myi5--ctf ri hmond Va
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Price 80 and 81 per Bottle Sold Wholesale by Large
Dealers In the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

We are unable TO give the complete political caaslaca
ton q the two branches Of the Georgia legislature but
On tont ballot they stand a. -Breckinridge
bsIs, 20, Bel, so, Dougias, IS
Besides republican In the Senate and Il ia the
Houss The democrats are tabuarized without classa.
cation
me south Carolina senate numbers as. the House
l2t-all secessionisn
Here We have the Geld Of battle spread out be-
fore US. In the Northern States, where the
conflict viii turn on the repeal Of the State
enactments multiplying the Fugitive Slave law,
and the putting down Of the fanatical abolition.
lists, the black republicans hold majority In
every State Legislature excepting Rhode Island,
New Jersey and Oregon. II in these Legisla.
lures steps are taken, with only partial success,
TO repeal the Personal Liberty bills where they
exist, and TO counteract the fanaticism Of the
abolitionists in the Others II will augm well for
the labors Of national conven.ion. The -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

TREAsoS rs THE PrLrrr.-We print else.
vhee a report OF sermon delivered last sun.
day In the Twenty-third street Reformed Pres
bJterisn church, and also brief sketch Of the
remarks Of the shepherd OF the Universalist
flock worshipping In Twentieth street II
seems 10 have been the aim Of both these blind
leaders to throw fuel upon the flame, and 70 still
further excite the North against the South. The
Presbyterian pastor preached an out and ont
radical abolition sermon. clarifying Garrison.
Summer and all their adherents, and capped the
climax Of fanaticism by hailing John Brown as
The Garibaldi OF the United States
nov, we should ike 70 know what our people
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AnAirs I'm Philadelphia.

orKSrNG OF THE OPERA sEAsoN-EFFEcT or rHE
BANK Observation-Disclosures ~ THE STOCK
hARKEr, ETC.
PmnApnrHlA, NOT. "a, 1850
The Opera seasou will be opened Monday night with
he "siciliAn vcspersn The cast 10 excellent one,
comprising Madame Colson prma donna with Be- guo,
Ferri and Sus.ni The season promises TO be succeW
Although bankers will have caims 70 the credit
FOR the sklful and Intelligent nnaneiering that ha, N
mortaiized New FORK In this crisis the money market
here has been made very easy by their action ia
suspeDdins specie payments. The advantage Of dis
counting thus afforded Ia operating very IA
vorably 10 business circles. First clAss paper, which
was previously offered Al two per cent month was 10
demand and sold 10 day II three quarters per cent The
difficulty Of obtaining sufficient specie for general circula
ton In business s, however, becoming seriously fe, W
the middle clssses aud gives fos compaint
Some Of the banks accom- nodatng this demand by
redeen their ave dollar Yet the circulation o.
the small bills Of other States though 10 violation o. the
law, win soon be rendered Necessary.
Stools were exceedinglyiouoysnt to-day Camden and
Amboy ssock advanced six per over yesterdays
figure, and oil stocks from t~c 10 ave per cent
higher.
sight exchange 90 New York 7sS per ccst premium