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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
What Country 1. ours.

In tl language Of the Louisville Journal, do you, men
r p-b4 feel ths ni,euitade Of the issues involved in
,our dceiosou az The pcls to-day Do You recognize
tat be.rophecy OF Henry Clay has been accomplished
aud that there are but two parties, one for the Onon
md he other against the Union The fAseia SYMBOL oil
our republican dignity and authority, at FIRST numbering
ir,een original States has been increased to thirty
ree and With this increase have honor and dig
ui.v hapniuess aud conteutment Are we now to rend
m united symbol and make it weak aud poSerless, or
are We TO tighten rs bouds, and wIeathe 1t with laurel IN
oken OF triumph over TREASON and ianatcisms Are We
oeoatnue nation happy athOme and respected abroad
or are we to realize the Auuis Of European despots that
s are incapable Of self government tear down our go-
iors fabric, aud write upon the erumbling pillars the
MOTTO "Glory departed"
We have A country to be proud Of Even in It's ply
seal grandeur It Is unsurpassed, but when We consider
thrilling memories its historic deeds of valor its 10.
aes cousecated to the most ennObling virtues, its
ar. Of patriotic Devotion which the Only monuments
offs glory are We prepared to hold the ncendary torch
.ll spread devastation and ruin around usf Who OF
e North is willing to surrender bis share Of the go-
res Of Yorktown or Kings Mountain, and who OF the
Souh viii par, with his joiot hsrisge in the immortal
'.ItNN Nt nA-ANA AAltlt AA-AAbtNAt e-'''Ne-f -
tom Cin we 20 to the archives Washington, take the
original scroll Of the Declaration OF Independence and
80 divide it that the South und North may each take It's
sectional share Of the houOred documents Can we at
emp. 10 erase blot out stripe from the
proud banner which oaed at the masthead Of the Con-
u,ou or the United States or the OfOur troops
6 Chippewa, Tpp1canOe, Bqeua Visa, or Monterey
Who the parricde to strike at the Union formed by
,lr fathers or the etisde to immediate brother State
pon the altar Of an uuholy ambition: Il is useless to
t,empt ozpeiieuts. We must be united and bouored
~ dsunied and degraded. 80 for the men of former
mcs" when treason reared its bOrrid head, but was
rushed by the 6rmness Of Jackson and the sagacious
tltcsnauslip Of Clay.
Patriots Of Richmond, to the polls to-day, and
ote Tor Bell and Everett, and for the preservation OF
tie Constitution and the Ulion Of your country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
ON 10 the Workt

OS to the work today, you gallant Union men OF
Iichuond. Win YOU not do your par, towards redeem
lg tie state to-dsy Will you not do all in your power
o achieve the triumph Of the Uuon to-day. Will you
o, iu this most tremendous crisis tramp'e upon the Po
teal sympatbiss and autpathies which ietter your pat
osm, and f up your voices and put forth your arms
18th an eve single to the preservation Of your country
SIN you not save the governments viii you not save
your own lbertyy vii you not yOurselyesg Are
ou ready 20 set FIRE 70 the temple of freedom that Wash
s.ou and bis dcstbless compeers erected aud whose
shining rGlrs whilst they shelter and secure your hber
res and yoar rights, blaze the tumultuous ocean
E Lamaa society as beacon to the oppressed and strug
Hing nations OF the earth?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Hon. Joha j. Crittcndeu, in his late speech at indie
lenisuce Kentucky, was very severe on the Dsunon-
.,ts lie said, 10 apos,rOphziug them
Don't break nv country into fragments, and talk Of
lie te Cont derati0us that are 70 be SO happy. You
san pull down the great Conlederaey-you will pull down
he American Constitution upon the head of the Ameri
m ueopls-aud you of yourself to me as the men to
luld up half q dozen little shantes here, and call them
constitutions. (Applause) l saw to them, Begone
90 noo- ricss'cJs, YOU miserable conceted set You
talk abou. pulling down the work that the hands OF Wash
a-sCg alu tur conner stone Of; YOU talk oil pulling
,n The great government made by the hands Of revo-
floaarv psirios-mads by the hands Of Madison, and
nroe and Hamilton and al the great names that hg-
-e 10 the early and yirtuous days. You talk about
1ulirCij down and giving better government! zap
ausel Why, gentlemen. there is no amount OF seorn
with which that set Of fellows do not deserve to be
rF1fpd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
THE OxYGENATED BITTERs

For years medical taxed and the n Of the
physician exhausted hope Of discovering remedy avail
able cure distressing Of all dseases-DrsPtrA -
well a. its long evils under their various
No medicine eed which would speed ~ entity fee-
and radically cure and srpel these eaes from the s
TEN until Dr. Green made known his discovery Of
The 0xygenated Bitters.
Such IL remarkable peculiarly that uheA for
Year, have potent medicine and the highest
fessona skill yieto this remedy readily the disease were
but DAY. standing yor ali diseases Of the Stomach and H.
oeirs Organs and for General Debs lis equally sAlutary
aud certain.
Typhoid Fever. Dyspepsia, and Debility.
The foovnR vrknoxn and
worthy cdlen Of Lake Village, bot The tesnnony Of nous
ands Of die sufferers: 80.
Gentlemen Right year since attacked With INAosd
F.rtr which ~ digesve organs 10 fee le eonauon
totally unable perform labor eud eat bat the hghe
mpls Cd Without cauiinK dress and The various
medicines which bad taken produced favorable seraun 10
The dsease In this mi cradle condition for several
months until brthernlsw (hr JOSEPH Buril ~ East Bos
nj me The 0IYoE BTEis with e. strong
that Induced 70 give trial
not the contents before the eject wss quite Vsb
vas IN due session. restored comfort BILE state Of health This
remedy since recommended TO some Of my dyspepuc
Your. STEPHEN LRAyITT.
Prepared BY SETH w. lowLE co. Boston, and sale
vhole,aIs and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO..
PETERSON DUvAL RI hmOnd, and BY all druggist, and
dealers IN medicines city and country. (oes-dckwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

PRoPosEp AMERICAN MILITARY VisIT TO ENGLAND
Company Z, Of the Ninth Regiment Of New York, has
raised $40 OG0 towards $50 0O0 the sum necessary to
carry them 10 England and back The company author.
lied letter TO be written to Lord Pamerston asking if
40 American volunteer company bearing arps would be
permitted TO land in England and 10 this letter the fol
lowing reply has been received
10 downing ST., London Oct. IL, 1860.
SRI have the honor TO acknowledge, by desire of
Lord PamestOn receipt of your communication OF the
Slst August last.
Lord Palmerston directs me, 10 reply, TO inform you
that Her Maestys government, well as the whole Bri'
fish nation would feel very grea. pleasure at friendly
vs, from any portion Of the people Of the United States,
nut that il would be consistent with the laws Of the
United Kingdom that body Of armed men, organized
"a military body, and not being subjects OF the BHdsh
Sovereign should aDd in the United Kingdom and move
about therein
f The members OF The corps which you mention were
70 come over to England in the Of next year,
5aueing with them their rites for the purpose OF enter
inc into competition at the annual rifle shooting meeting
there can be no doubt that they would be most heartily
Welcomed. have the honor to be, sir your most ODE
S;sn, ssrvant EVELYE ASHLEY.
J,B. OOppngsr, AGutans Ninth Rsgt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
nALTIMonR MARKEIs. Nor. AP.M


Decrease so far. this season, 4es, el2 bushels
wooD--1e quote Oak at sAaSJE . cord, Pine 2k6S The
retail prices are si& for Oak and for Pine.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nov. g. PM
CoFTEEThe market to-day quiet asd prices hardly 80 hrm
We quote Rio at i5T0 4c common TO h l4HGlIAc for
good and $50 for prime LaguaJrA Al 4Coc, and Java
held ~ lG4Gniso per To-
good export demand for Extra Flour to-
prices lower We both Howard street and
Is 90 Cy MILLS do at t5s7X D, and 6Sa for
Cly Mills.
GR,was In Hight supply this morning Al the Corn Exchange
bushels received The usket dull but prices
unchanged willie sold at t5li 5sc for good and $50
65: for prime choice and Red l 81 cent? for good 10
srcy prime Corn-opy $500 bushels received and white
sold TOT3c and Yellow at 6S6sc. Oats some O bushels
we're offered; We quote nd. and Va at SO61Ac.
MoLAsEs The mArke still let but prices unchanged
PEysOSsWe GJ hhds bAcon Shoulders In
lots gK9c. and 20 hhds sldei at IKE Lardb quiet Al
l93Acic In bbs and erc's, and 1se In kegs City
al l2b c, and Refined al 4t6Dl5kc 2 D.
sUGAR-The mlTket IL dull but pces steady.
wHsEY-Ihe market dull and heavy and we are with
report to-day We Ohio at2le and City a. 20H
0t2lc per gallon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
MARRIRD.

In Memphis Tenn, on the 2h ul, RoBr BLlNKENsHIP
Of Richmond Va 10 KATE daughter q DR.. John Mnron
the former place,
On the list instant 10 Norfolk, at the residence Of w. Paul
ESQ by the Rev. NJ Boiman, WARNER r. TALIAPERRS Jr
Eiq. OF Gloucester co and Mas MARTHA W. PAUL.
lockwood Fsuquer county, Thurday Nov st 1880 b.
the Rev. A. Pollock, JAMES HENRY RIvES TO ELIZA COR
DON sC0lT eldest daughter OF Rob-. Scott, Esq
the Both ulmo, by the Rev. g. II. Norton Mr. HENRY
TAYL0E OF Mont Airy (va) to C0URTENAY NJ daughter
D. s. China OF Hazel PAIN Prince william county, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Taatia tho Norb Seward quotes Yaress's treason TO
in8ine tse r1a-s t.,rs ID .te so1.a Yau,ey quotes
Sc yards treason % madden ,ae masses hsre. Tie uas
tas5ry Of che Aaer-1a G5verrn .-1r poser oi '.e
SAFES % protect themselves Ilou attempted aggression
IL oobly ard ia.sggsuty acted o1, r give tine fer
the people On every section Co recover ol t-e ie'l7.-n
produced by these Satanic rrael.e, and maintain
i1yolie az once honor orr fsed7m,aad o1, corn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

p.7. lyr. In. CHANDLER OF Norfolk City.
" End TRAVIS H. EDES. OF No,ovay,
" ga. THOMAS BEU-s. Of Bll.aN.
"a. Ain. JOHN q. THORNTON, Of p. Edward
" s.h. JAMES s. JOHNSON, Of Bedford
O." Oh. MAENADCEE JOHNSON, of Richmond
" 7,b. LEVUEL j. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg
" s.h. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of NiiilsseE.
" Oh. b. q. SHACKEIFubD, Of Fa-quier.
" 10Th. ANDREW +. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
" ll,h. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of Rockbriise.
l2,h. W. r STAPLES, Of Montgomery
- ls,h. WALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
l4.b. j. D. JACKSON. Jr, Of wood
e. 18th. A. b. CALDWELL. O. Ohio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

We especially and emily Request, our ifea-s through
o.. the STATE 20 sarsm. 60 U.s. at or .-1 cIe''s a..
q, "a. s4r.,i r-. after .i. close .- "s polls, there
an, Of the Pre.iisa. election l ,Lcr respective eor-
- send us thc returns 81 telegraph Whenever Il IS
,,-,.tirtl 10 do 50. aud send them by letter, immcd
asg. from al o,a,r points. j., some persons il every
e,Hty be kind enough 90 attend To- his important mat
d. f,- us pror1., and wi,bog. fail, and we shall be
Asppv 10 recrrocate tse.r isv0rs
We repea t the returns Of the election be sent us lbs
telegraph ard bv letter the earliest possible momea
aaer the close Of the polls.
-Frauduieut Tickets Froudui,a &c Tickets!
rser, was shown atri, Club House, on Yesterday
ticket With the names OF Bell and Everett. a, ;de head
followed BY the 1ams yf 'he Br,cairs.dse electors
This is an iniimorly lrs1ia'eu, ticket designed 20 'H-
nos, upon and deceive and aso-- Ben and Everett ''-
les We presume cha spurious tcse. has been sc''
tsr,i broadsls. over le Commonwealth by tle Bre's-
iprii-e managers and uisastrs. What Infamous cor
5l-.oa ihe pl-t,l these E-sctu.ii-c seJrrs.
Let the voters loot one io- tc r-Arn-,r>r rcse'si
To the PoIsl o tbs PoIls,! 40 the Pous''!
II, ra.rs .--lvt To ,re rrl-s to.t'r. la,c'
men of Richmond Won orc csu-I rp0u today 90 cr-
.,irtgs .hs sa.-.s o. your --u aud generous a.ies POI
tbs North. Tdsv a-c battling a-a'a-, suel odds 1s
would iiso.@ t6s champions OF rry other cause ha
ola, Of tas J..oa. aul obey ua.- receive support
thsv VII bs o.--rae'us5 h5 r-a5s-s. Tley have @,
con. ID q-lfrs- -c,.1-r'.l ir .g.- -'s- 'rl 500.
have % pat down secession .e yc-- section. is r1- yo-
,,us, .bca -- one s-G flve 20. uo. everything ''
i7.7.-, Won vs c.eacc One Ore u7rs ,ar-. c.l.lrr
= NON rs1 along tas ss1', ias' O.e more rally v...
III - t s. .t.....,, OF ....-sf SUGGEST g..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

nebrakh the French approach and summoned them to
come in. On their not doing he ordered the troops
who accompanied him to fire the Druses which they
did, but with what result | have not learned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06


The "IRREPREssIBLE CoNFLICT' ISNEw YoRK.-Shock
ing Mpder--I is stated that intense excitement pre-
walls throughout Orange county N. y in consequence
OF the heartess aud deliberate murder Of Phneas T.
Wood Esq, highly respectable resident Of Goshen, by
black demon in human form, on Saturday evening
week. for other than that the unfortunate
union fusion man, and therefore opposed TO the
hypocrcal republican preence Of negro equality. The
New York Express says
A Union meeting was held in the town on Saturday
evening and after the adjournment most Of the people
having gone home gang Of black ruflns, some four
teen fifteen in number, made a furious attack upon
handful who remained in the public house where the
meeting was held The negroes being all stawart fero
cous fellows and outnumbering the whites succeeded
in dispensing the latter leaving their marks them in
many a wound-the negroes remaining masters Of the
fed The of the outrage spreading, the white
returned with fresh recruits and administered to the
groes chastisemen after which every thing
quiet. This took place on Thursday evening. On Fri
day, Of the negroes, thrsting for revenge parad
ed the streets Of Goshen with rife in his hand ;
saying he twas going to shoot id white
Democrat and bawing out that every Democrat ought
to have his throat cut" People thought he not in
earnest and did not mind his threats The negro then
with his gun loaded 10 the muzze proceeded to bis home
about three miles out Of the village At this time Mr.
Wood happened to be coming along on his way to Gosh
en- seeing whom, the negro came out aud deliberately
evelled bis gun at him. The gun missed fire, whereupon
some wordS passed between Mr. Wood and his assaint
after which the latter unheediug the remonstrances Of
the unhappy man. reprinted his gum and shot Mr.. Wood
dead the spot the ball taking effect in the back of his
head The mscreant subsequently arrested by the
authorities, and conveyed to prison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
The Climb rgoos. Sgul a. s1spt open.

The Cub House VIII De KEEP. open every DAY and
nigh, until the result f. clearly made known! All the
teg-plis Dispatches and LETTERS conveying Intelligence
o. Che result v b, seas immediately 10 ihe Cub Housc
an rad % che cro7J. The Cab Ho1s,, chen, viii be
ths pls Of rsadzvous Cor ,aa next ESQ or br,e days
foe al who cIaus 90 kaos che result OF che cleo
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

LcI not Virginia sc Eitehea 20 and
dragged li'.c sir unwilling Car by ille
Di.n aion Ma.nn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

wHElTThe market quiet and heavy at the late decline
We quote White At sl5Oal60; Red At 81 8oai.4o.
This following comparative statement Of the ieeeIpts Of
Wheat Richmond dlog the month Of October and from Let
July to lat November, this yer and last
ne, Oct IN Yrou lat Nv al Nor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
Hurrah rer lhe Young Won

A. vote taken at Richmond College, yesterday, on
lie Pes. iortal question, the por stood as follows;
For Ren a-l Everett So
For Breckenridge and Lane, IL
for Douglas and johnson,
THIS speaks wen ror. the generation Of young men,
.. tbc OH men orl7 preserve the government. till the
Young ucu come on aud sI Will .belwell.
There 81 TO % "a VITO votes for Bell and Everett tc-
iv. va, m orclr ever rpaut Of bis vote, or who will
r.. be- proud Of Be- ier,aicrin any eyent-as given
200 bch-i. Of Is country and in favor Of the mainten-
zee OF che Constitution and TIE support Of the Union
$50 matter what may be the result-victory defeat
great nJry viii have been Performed; aud an honest,
o7.c,uJous srr. made to uphold the glorious fabric
or our republican government Let this be considered,
By every mao in making up his opinion to the course
Be ogga. to pursue 10 the present situation Of affairs
Let him determine to give his yoeif it be the last one
shall ever be permitted to give, a citizen of the
Ua.sI States, fOr the JS.oN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
TIE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

The following is correct tabular statement Of the
vote of Virginia at the last Presidential election and at
the election for Governor last year:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs
ere cured By perseverance, With
BRANDRETHs PILLS.

circulation.
Mr. Bas Supervisor OF New Cattle westchester eoun
IT, New York. says November 81 two years ago at
ae1ei and ague which, Notwithstanding TIE best med
advice continued to sorey se ne for six tedious months
became yellow and rdu ed to skin aud bone h'd
cine AZ abandoned despair AZ experiment.
concluded try sing dose Of six OF Braodreihs Universal
Vegetables Pills. empty stomach early Ia the nonirg TAe
all the latent energies Of my exhaus ed
frame feared the vother pargatve tdst Was dihe ent
anything bad ever used or heard Of At engh TINS tue
cea and brs asd fser That evening was
seny and slept soundy all night The neat day
course aud continued to take the pills 10 tbs
way about III weeks when found myself eney cured My
health surprisingly good sinee Price % cents per
box Sold by all respectable dealers In medicine o2da"m