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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
WANrMp.

"WANTs,s "FOR SALE" "FOR RENT"
LOST" "FOUND," "BOARDING," &o.-Ad-
vertsemens coming under these headings, not eK-
re ding Ave nee WIN be inserted twice for 15 cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

HNOR RBNT-HOUsE-O of six rooms, with an
acre of ground, stable and every GonEenienee, vdl nee,
ington. Price, SIS per month. Also, house OF
three furr rished rooms: Apply to JOHNW CLAkh'
H1 West Third st nOli-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

VETANTRD-Two good timers, to work on
Wv SQUARE trimmings none but first t-class work.
men need apply; steady employment apG good
wages Apply to REDWAY h BURTON, No. ~
West Fifth-st. 10, nol5-bN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

VUANTED-SITUAT ATI0NS-By two girls, to do
"-gewing either on vests pants or cloaks APP
ply at No. so Ganost., between Vine and Malnut,
third floor, nOlAD'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

EFOR II ENT--STOBE-19 Public Landing, long
H occupied as W hoesale Grocery house, also rooms
furnished and unft rnlshed, in Union Block Third
street. Apply at G.. q y. H SH0ENBEBGER
CO.'S, No. Is Public Landing. nol4-tt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

WNTANTED-TO BUY-Cheap Missouri Lands
Wv for Cash. will pay cash for cheap MtsS9qT1 s99
Pcstofioe, giving numbers and price Of lands, Tor
one week. nOlo-D'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

TJSOR RENT-RoOM-Ou second floor. A per-
II son without family, or an elderly lady pre-
ferred. References required. No. 2O2 Oourt,st",
between Elm and Plum. ... nolo-D.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

"ANTED-The people to know, that they
get pictures put up IN fine style for ten cents
No charge is made for pictures when you get the
case nol4-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15
FOR RENT.

ENOR II ENT-Two ROoMs-On first floor, and
II ne large front room up stairs. Inquire at 81
Richmoud-st nolb.bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-15

T7VOR RENT-RO O0Ms-with steam power at
II L e6ed Amply to M. B. EWING,
noll.hs Corner Third-st. and Miami Canal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
A.Pnrtr,, PrnNcr.


On Friday morning last the Charleston Convention
was opened with PRAYER by the Rev. Thomas D. smith Of
Charleston on which occasion be used the following Ian
g1age:
we pray. o God, that Thou wilt be with this Con-
vspton until it shall have closed ts sessions and that
Thou wilt oyerrue their individual and differing views,
and bring them 10 unity Of counsel and purpose. And
when Thou shalt have led them 70 happy and harmoni
olt conclusion Of their present deliberations TO
Them 1ii01 c0-9pcrdii0i ssrgg determination aud tri-
.sat1vt success &c thar contested campaign through
which tiey AlBe pass iH ts great crisis Of de lie
pbFc'
Vow this PRAYER of the Rev Mr.. Smith for the "ri,a
liant success" Of the bogus Democracy in the coming
Presidential campaign, is just about equal in point OF
taste and pety 20 the prayers Of Northern preachers for
tbs triumphant success Of AboGiousm; and the man
who thus lug inrparty spirit and party politics even in
his PRAYERS to Ii, Almighty IS unworthy Of the sacred
ose Of minister Of tle Gospel and unworthy Of the con-
ddeuce and respect of any portion Of the public. Indeed
Che great evil OF the times is found in the disposition Of
preachers to miDse politics with religion, and the prac
r-s of which they are becoming universally guilty
should be rovned upon and re1robated by every Of
r.ty snd patriotism iu the land With what propricty
can Southern men jeuouuc, the preachers az the North
who preach Aboltonism while Southern preachers prove
themselves as guilty of dabolus 10 politics the North
s-a by PRAYING for the triumphant success Of Democ-
rl.ye
We reverence the ministerial office and respect lis
ministers, while as meek aonu.erering and pious
they coufne themselves strictly TO their legitimate duties
B.t whea preachers transcend the duties OF their Office
and violate the prophecies Of their station by praying
for the success OF either AJodionism or Democracy,
or wbiggery, they necessarily lose all their legitimate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Tie following extract from the editorial couespOn-
5.rce OF the Savannah Espf-l shows how the 'irre-
gr ..5le conflict Of principle uges among the D1moc-
Tsrg at Charleston
.Ole Of the entertainments incident 90 the Convention
\. To- boz found che addresses chat made lightly TO
crowd Oi some twO three thousand people who
sscste with band of music il front of the two prin
r.l hotels N1s- of che Distinguished visitors have
us been called out aud che rulrs OF applause absolute
n. make night hdJOls t1 the tvc.sr- l the ueghbOr
11d OF where they accustomed 90 cougrc-ate. Last
..t Col Ggu'ler tle "LiOl of LIBERTY took 5eue-
~ srd the crowd O. large portion %. &c, seemed Won
c.rfuly delighted by the performance. lie toid them
lt be- camc here the representative Of the Democra
~. and the Slave Trade interest o.. che lss district 90,
Georgia and assured them chat Christianity, civilization,
..l .lis glorious Mon itself obliged 60 by the
board u the slave t-lle should NOT be re-opeuei Capt
U1Irs of the WGrdrrtr vas standing uy bis side while
ID, was speaking and seemed wonderfully charmed by the
Discourse. Beside, euigt,cui.- . -..i en Che 1aau-
lies and ueueicrut effects oil The slave usl- the Colonel
pitched Into tae politics OF le day aud gave il as bis
opinion that a the hue and cry got up IN the country
AGAINST -Cuatter sovereignty was humbug and trick
,i tne politicians TO deceive the people This brought
ono Hr d. Jennings Wise, of Virginia, who dealt his
lows With AN uusparrE hand and about 90 eXhib
.t the reverse OF tie slave trade picture, when he
Lrt3 and Kissed down, Lie no. exactly sUitiuE
Oil. prevailing sentiment Of the crowd beneath. Alter
s parties were formed and neither side allowed
have a he4riay ard scene oi noise aud confusion enc
q .-3 tLlt no lu-uega can dgsc-be-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

The Dsnyile Appsal hollis he following sensible and
Impressive views Of the apCrane o. he proposed short
lae railroad ON this city to Lyuchburg:
Taere is no reason why the ctsrtCr granted by the
General Assembly should uO, be made available by the
construction OF al air line railroad from Richmond 20
Lvn-hburg As IFS provisions allow except il be morbid
sal1usy on the part of some communities and corpora
ton. which fear 20 compete with anything which may
possibly interfere with that monopoly they have enjoyed
for SO long time thlt thcy have nov come 70 believe
thati, is theby other right than that Of posses
siou. IN view OF the fact hu Baltimore has already
stretched her Brisri1u grasp the trade Of the
Southwest and seeing that there Is power, earthly
which can change the current Of this mighty tide
cept some such c0untcgactng influence would be ex
cried by direct line Richmond We think that CON
cng interests ought % be reconced or eradicated bv
making common -4use 10 opposition 70 a common oppo-
nerf of AL
We Do not know hoE the managers" the Richmond
and Dauyie Railroad regard che pr,isct, and while We
Are heartily in favor Of anything which viii benefit that
oauauy vet We certain that every friend Of our road
oasht 70 favor the proposed scheme We have no map
before US bat II remember Alright, direct line from
Richmond TO Lynchburg would involve the necessity Of
rsiag the Danyie road as far Povhatan Station BY
bis means the increased amount OF trade AID travel
broEn upon road for that distance would mere 'aan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

The Charleston Convention has admitted the Tlmmsny
m Freesol delegates from New Yos 20 the exclusion Of
..s Nationals Mos. of them are Aboiaonists, fully as
Objectionable as Seward, as tie following statements
made by Mayor Wood before the Committee Contest
GA seats land which are not cou,adcted) wiz conclusive
y show
d. minority Of the Richmond Delegation. chosen by
oNs retiring committee Of sixteen, were Fceesoi.ers
7a. the beginning opponents Of Texas annexation, ad
ueltes of Wluot Progisoi-u, supporters Of the Buffalo
platform. revcrs Of che Fugitive Slave Law aai Anti
<.lra,kaites We insist that they covered an
U I'm party hereses and iuiiees, and unworthy, as
r,r,isaus Of recognition 40 Charleston.
when that party FIRST assumed their Organization they
r-s5d their evil seeds throughout the political world
portion OF it dc5auc1ed laud ruined the WhigpUtv-
taother portion Of came back I'm am evil hour 20 the
Democrats pasiy. From chem sprung up the Black Re
uEcl1 party OF to-day, and from ,hatpartv has sprung
i... faction which comes here 90 demand adrtauCc TO
yoar Democratic Convention. Aiui, ,hen and YOU shut
on. che people and tle triumph of the Democratic party
When the Democratic party becomes so deblsed as 70
sorlssce With traitoro.s organizations, well with
teir principles goodbye 90 the Democracy. If this
wrong should DE perpetated, che Democratic party have
held their last Nations. Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
notts, "Lexee..,l

We learn from the Bots organ in Baltimore, the Clip
E lat the friend, of Bolts have engaged Carroll H1I
fro ,ba. ety for Their headquarters during the session of
, Convention 40 which, It is stated tb-ir lsrsss riH
sisa,s on tie sH o. Nay So, the friends OF Bolts
end % coagregats i'm Baltimore in as large masses as
possible, for the purpose Of l75iyiHy on big scale.
We understand that q good many Of his friends from
.bf, city and State making arrangements to 60 TO
Baltimore ca the loi5fsg business. This will be the
ars- time, We believe that protested lobbyists ever al
tended VIII, Convention, for the purpose Of influence
-- ,s delegations Aud vc are sure that the miserable
m -e Of such an adventure next week viii deter others
from initiating the bad example forever hereafter There
i a5. bit more chance for the nomination Of the elm
moral" at Baltimore than there is for the man in the
moon. And, consequently, an the trouble and expense
rr NLLLlinIn and N--..-nrn viii be undergoae In vain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
THE GREAT mill" BETWEEN KEENAN, AND
SAVERS

Speaking of the fight, tle London Times says:
How the fight would have terminated but for the in
reference OF the police it literally impossible to
say even speculate. AT any moment Sayers might
have got Il blow which would have struck him almost
sensees while if Heenan could have closed with him the
Champicns chance would nave been, perhaps poor
one. On the other hand Sayers carefully avoiding
this and Heenans sight far gone that in two min
more he would have lain at the mercy OF a child.
As matters stand the light Is adjourned sine de-
and the only impression left of establishment that
Sayers with one arm, should have so long conended
with success, with such formidable antagonist and
that Heenan should have borne his terrific punishment
without ms strength or courage TO hight giving way
Wiits' Spirit Of the Times has the following:
The hcrosm displayed by the Benica Boy, and his
courageous bearing, frequently appauded during the
fight. Little, therefore, did the small bands of Amer
cans seated around the ring expect to see 1t broken up
That so, will be found true and It's motives
too plainly when narrative of the contest is pc
rused. We hare no hesitation ~ pronouncing John e.
Hsenan fairly entitled to the Champions Belt. He
knocked down his adversary thirteen times, and on
occasion threw him like frog At last after a rally
and close in which the combatants Rugged each other
on the ropes and the odds to on Keenan,,
the crowd broke into the ringn most ruilny manner,
under false pretence that the constables were inter-
ering These very constabes had been on the ground
during half the battle and we're averse to making any
attempt At getting in. Bat tue ruas seeing that their
man would be beaten aud their money lost, made the
presence OF tue police an excuse, and stopped further
proceedings.
At this uncture the referee quilted the place most un-
fortunately leaving all question of tar or foul without
deciding voice Three rounds fought after his de-
parture and at the end of the third the uproar ire
mendous the ringkeepers unable to keep the mob
back and the victory, which few minutes would have
been awarded to John Keenan, could not be obtained
The cowardy mob the aurels within his grasp and
tore them away from his reach We acquit Tom Savers
of any foreknOwedge Of their intention. He foughtwh
the gameness we have heard attributed to him. but
his parzlns had resolved that he should not lose and
seeing their case desperate they rushed through
the ropes No appeal could be made to the referee for
be vanished the moment the began, or his decision
could not fail to have been in favor of Heenan That he
won the battle, no unbiased person will doubt that lie
deserves "The Belt" we are positively certain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
MIssIssIpPIOpPOSlTION sane CONVENTI0N

The Opposition State Convention Of Mississippi met in
the CITY of jackson on Monday last. The Convention
elected Col ". A. Lake, President and Geo. W Har-
p, Secretary The following are the names Of the dele
,.tas appointed to the Baltimore Convention:
William l.. Sharlcy, ST.. J. W. @. Watson, F. F. Nc
Gee W. n. Shaw, c. r Crusoe, Patrick Henry and Gus
,ayus Wilcox.
Aterustc=-A. R. Johnston, !. NJ Partridge, A. F.
Reynolds r. Belle NJ. g. Sharkey, j. h. Yerger, A. S
Michel
The following gentlemen were appointed electors.
For the State ~ Large-A. r. Johnston aud j. w. c.
Watson
First Dis.rct-T. d. Aosley, ofPanola.
Secoad D.stIict-W. A. Shaw, of Chickasaw.
Third D.strct-W 3. Helm, OF Carol
Fourth Distric,-Sylvanus Evans. Of Clark.
Fifth D.strcs-W Wilcox, OF Jefferson.
An Executive Committee TO fill vacancies, etc, was
appointed as follows c. L. Porter, w. A. Lake, T. S
Hunt, W. l. Sbar5ey VIM Yerger, A. G. Myers c. C.
Sh1cke.iord and D. o. Merwin
resolution WAS introduced and passed recommend
ing Hon. ". L. Shar6ey their frs, choice and Hon
ohm Bell their second choice for the Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
VI,It ONO Princn orMnIes.

The Prince Of Wales is to reach the Canadas in June
The Buffalo Express says every preparation is being
made to render his sOjOurn one grand ovation. The
Grand Trunk, and Lake Huron Railways are building
elegant cars for himself and suite, which will number,
exclusive Of his military escort of regiment Of troops
about one hundred gentlemen He VIII visit Fort Erie,
and then make the tour of the Lakes in his yacht
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

Mr.. Buchanans accession to the Presidency had the
effect to bring good many old Wings the surface CT
the Democratic party. At Charleston they loom up large
The President Of the Convention Caleb Cushing, every!
body remembers as an ultra Wing" few years ago.
The principal spokesman of the Pennsylvania delegation
JOSIAH Randall recently the chief of the Key stone
Wings. Mr.. Farley, Of Maine, Mr.. SPinoa, OF New
York Mr.. Wright, of New Jersey Mr. Seward, of Geor-
ga and others of less note all Wings in the Palmy
DAYS Of the party Two of the prominent candidates for
the Presidency at Charleston Mr. Stephens of Georgia.
and Senator Pearce. of Maryland were also Wings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
g@LETTER FROM DIR. IL. Hun

ri ne Editor Of he RicIoaond WRtg:
srs-It will not think questioned the people Of this
mntaby knowledge Of the laws Of health and Of the
us;ure prevention and Of the most diseases
TO which they This only be ed by the action
In contributing from time to time popuaf essays
or dsess In plain and untechnics language
propose Mr. Editor 20 contribute series OF such articles
% soT. TbraS Laryagtls RFonch G,tbms aod Con-
sumption, and solicit for them place In the columns Of your
Hayn Tor The past fifteen years devoted myself exclusively
tie investigation these maadcs, and having
yed my professional education and in practice The best
opportunities for studying them 10 their various forms and comp
cJus M observing the results atia ed by known
method Of treatn Mt employed for their cure trust shall not
BE- deemed Presumptuous In venurn to submit my opn
lens 10 the public.
Sir James Clark London Of the abesi writers on eonsqmp
ton very Justly remHrn the long catalogue Of human mfr
ues tubeculous diseases undoubtedly the mast deserving
,tady the Physician whether regard their frequency
mortality Conhned to no country age sex or eondon 9 ne
than other chronic diseases taken together Ia this country,
ADJ over Tie whole temperate region Of Europe ana America i
beculous Of the lungs causes probably hh part the
s. The roporlon Ia much larger If we add 10 constitution
bercuous disease the ganduar and systems Of the
joints Of the spinal column, &c and deGuc the mortality
which occurs during the first months Of life shall probably be
Within truth sang that Hd par, Of the mortality othis
country arises from tubecuous diseases to this gtful de,
mankind add the crippled and digured
sufferers whom daily With couple
painful reflection that the predsposon Gbereuous dis
eases often transmitted from the parent to the Offspring will
surely be 10 upon medical practitioners the claim
which this class OF diseases above all othere has their
In conclusion Mr Editor add that my intention to
spend city during nOnh May,
ness profession. As my has long been
Identified administrator Of medicines In yapor with
employment OF scrouous conditions Of the
tenn avail myself Of this opportunity extend 70 the
physicians Richmond throughout the Invitation
embrace the opportunity by my visit the
sny practical results STAINED by this method Of medication II
sincere pleasure render them In
my power ooperate with them Investigate which
they desire make regard the local and constitutional
action inhaled medicines The seyera instruments designed by
bronchial and pulmonary diseases will
open their my The first letter Of the
hes will be cttITlA and OTsud
Your Obedient servant,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
Acknowledgements.

We have inadvertently omitted to make our acknowl-
Judgements several kind and consderate friends for
presents Of chewing tobacco We are indebted to An
dersou VIM Co. OfFluvanna for box Of their 'P. H.
Skpwth" brand, which is indeed most excellent article
rich and luscious If they are in the habit of putting
up such an article all the time, Anderson VIM Co., arc
certainly hard to head.
We are also indebted to Messrs Christian Lee, and
Hill Noraeet for several cakes, each, Of the article
which is very fine likewise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

burg hIlt hotd Company.
Best enacted 5g che General assembly That it shall
De lawful for Thoru-s McCance, James Lyona Hugh ".
Fry, Jos r. Anderson, Horace L. Kent Daniel Il. Lon
don William Bell James GRAY, William C. Scott T. F.
Graves Blair Blrxe. Thos. L. Robinson Jas. D. Isbell
Robert Henderson, JuO. Wiley Haskius Thos NJ. Bon
darant William Hooker William Ii. Perkins George D.
saunders Col TdOs. II. Flood, H. D. Is5e.l and William
Trent 90 open books at such times and places as any
three Of them may think proper 20 receive subscriptions
TO the amount Of one million of dollars to be divided
into shares OF one hundred dollars each to constitute
capital stock 10 construct rail road from the city Of
Richmond, or some convenient point on the Richmond
and Dluye Rail Road TO LyucLiurg, through the coun-
ties of Powhatau Chesterfield, Cumberland, Bucking-
ham, and Appoma,tox.
e When TWO thousand shares OF said capital stock
shall have been subscribed for by persons and corpora
tons solvent and able 70 pay, the subscribers their
cutors assigns &c, shall be Incorporated into body
polite and corporate, under the name aud style of The
Richmond and Lyncbbwg Rail Road Company; subject
70 an the acts of the General Assembly and the Code of
Virginia applicable 20 internal Improvements.
8. This act shsl, be in force from its passage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
EXTRAORDINARY AND ELEGANT SUPPLIES OF
NEW coo DS.

~ II. PRICE & CO., making large additions 20 their
splendid stock from the rsceRt p0rfI0s, for Spring
and sumner ses In every department Just opened and more
expected hourly.
Beautiful SIX Popans, all colors
Elegant Angais Robes choice ground
SIX T0iiuets entirely
Another lot beautiful Lawns, much desired
Grey foulards the last In market
Black mourning silks and Tafetas, very low
Lace and Muslin Collars
Hoop Skirts
Linen and Cambria Travelling Sets, &c., &c.
Inc sanla Department and Mandatory very full Ia
s maie from The most superb Lace 10 the most moderas
Dera and customer be suited from the
hours notice. - - - -FN $50 f'' 80 ~
4oy'''''' ~ 'ssrg SssaHsy.
@~ ER PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01

orncs or rus VINO. April 20, 1850.


Since our I.s, weekly review FoUR and wHEir
The former held at t6;o1Ge2k for supenne
and q, for Extra FOR white wheat
rpg si65 The extreme quotation Of red still $780, that
difference Of Airty cent? the two grades existing
Com unchanged OATS are selling at 42H50 busheI
according to quantity has declined We hear Of
sale at a. ton GAocKss and Provisions are quiet at former
rate The market Is nearly Of HAY but price, unchang
ed This Significant circumstance, In view Of the facts that
the recent, this year have Ave times larger than for the
nerod last year The TOBACCO market presents
new feature Planters express great dsaactOn at the
emit PRICES bu. they must that the supply than
suen for all demands and this being the case low figures
the consequences The stock Of Tobacco, In Virginia.
on TIE Oct last was hhd in the United 70 s hhds and
In The prlncpa ports Europe and u g. combined hhds
ben hhds the total Of the correspond
ing date 1855 The following estimate Of the supply and
demand for the present tobacco year. as compared with 1852
Stock LIST Oct IS aud InspIOns to LIST Oct 80 80 900
do B9 'fVNV
Efifaated In,p ions LIST Oct '6O...........so $1,000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. April 80

Hau vArsa (rUssoArJ II oLk-srs HrsEs 5I4, SKIS &C
ARRIVED.
steamship Yorktown Parrish New York. mdse and passengers
L1tlsm 4 Watson.
Geo Peabody, Prchard Baltimore udse pAssen
g.-s, y. 4 W. Curre
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal Philadelphia mdse and passenger
T. T. Stiles
sc.r sarah, Poison, Bali, pig iron, R. Anderson Co.
schr W. : ksbils Lewis Albany, lumber Whiuock SON
Sct > L. Nle Ireland \. Y, guanO, Bacon Baskerville.
sclr swan, PART Halifax. " 5, ash do. do.
schr Kate kalahan kashan, Pha, coal Writ Roberts
Sch james IA. Gator, Catn Ball. guAno Sehaer Kohler Co.
aad pig iron, J. r. Anderson Co
shr C. H. Fiaaay, Torre, Eastern Shore, potatoes, M
pa gh Read
sehr I Watson. Rocks, Eastern Shore, potatoes and oats
shr Mary L Johnson Burrows Norfolk lumber, James River
and KsuaWhA Co.
sr Hsyre Dc Grace Fields James River lumber, l. W GaEs
brook