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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
A Geographical Publishing House I'm
Richmond,

We have just examined copy of "JoHNsoNs NEw H.
Illustrated FAMILY ATLAS, being printed and pub
lished by johnson & Browning, oil this city.
1t is the most complete Encyclopedia of Geography we
have ever seem and leaves nothing to be desired as
work of reference comprising as it does large steepae
maps Of every State Country and Island Of the Globe
with full descriptions of each country Illustrated by
three hundred fine electrotype engravings.
The maps about one hundred in number, have been
recently compiled and engraved under the direction of
J. H. Cotton, and A. J. Johnson, and excel anything
ever before produced by these weknown authors whose
aliases and maps have been considered
for years.
So many changes have occurred Of late that series Of
new map, are needed to show the counties raj
roads, stations Sc, OF the older States the surveys
ploratons notes of travel and subdivisions Of
Territories also the changes in the Old World, where
the explorations Of Drs. Barth and Livingstone, the
changes in India the in Turkey, Italy, &c. have
rendered new and more complete maps necessary.
Besides elaborate maps of all parts Of the World at
present divided the work gives map of ancient Pales
tine, also fine map of the old Roman Empire, with
names and divisions they existed at the time the New
Testament was written in the days of of the Caesars and
the Apostles.
The work commences with fine steel engraving rep
resenting the progress of civilization Then chart giving
view of the principal mountains and rivers Of the world
followed by diagram showing the distance Of all the
principal cities of the world from Washington, and the
time when it there. Next valuable treatise on
Physical Geography, followed by maps of all countries
with descriptions of EACH closing with Japan and en-
craving Of Tommy" with account Of the visit Of the
JaplreIe Embassy to this country.
The work is put at a reasonable price and will be sold
only by duly authorized agents. The publishers
full in employing agents. to send out but men they
consider entirely reliable who will sell only at the one
fired price and will deliver the work Themselves in good
order.
Mr. L. W. Fairchild is appointed to canvass this city,
aud will give all opportunity to see copy and e1-
anime for themselves.
We are glad to see Publishing House of this class es
abhed in our city, and shabe surprised if their works
| do not meet with an extensive SALE
weappend the following recommendations taken from
their circular:
OPINION NAUPIE CHAIRMAN OF THE FACULTY OF THE
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA.
| UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA, July IL, 1860.
| Gentlemen: have examined 'Johnsons New Illus
trated Family Atlas" with care, and, if may judge
Of its general accuracy by such tests my local nforma
ton furnishes is worthy OF high commentator IS
the most complete aud valuable Atlas OF the kind have
seem aud no private library should be without copy OF
it. trust your enterprise in establishing Southern
house Of publication will be entirely successful
s. MAUPIN.
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Three DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM Err ASIA.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS-COUNT CAV0UR'S POLICY
MENACE AGAINST AUSTRIA.

ITALIAN AFFAlkS-COUNTCAN fOllO1-A
MENACE AGAINST AUSTRIA.
NEw York, Oct. 2s-IO p. M-The steamer ASIA
from Liverpool on the 18Th inst, has arrived here
The steamer Europa had arrived out.
English political affairs are unimportant.
Sir Harry Smith is dead.
The Paris Coustitutionnel semoficia has article
complaining Of Sardinia, and pointing 10 European
Congress as the means Of setting matters right
The Paris Bourse animated. The rentes had adj
yanced 10 60f. lJc.
The cannonadng of Capua commenced the 9th,
and the Garbaldans after gaining fresh positions sus
pended for "a hours bury the dead The attack was
recommended the l0th and continued on the 18th.
1t was reported that Garibald wounded at Vol
turno.
A decree had been issued for a vote to be taken on
the 2lst by universal suffrage the question Of the
union OF Italy under Victor Emanuel.
The Sandman Chamber of Deputies had adopted an
"order Of the day" rendering homage to Garbad and
approving the project Of law for the annexation Of Ma
pies to Piedmont by vote Of 300 to six. Count Ca
your preceded this vote by defining bis policy. He
urged union among the friends Of Italian liberty and
said he desired Rome for the capital Of Italy. He also
uttered against Austria.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LiYERPOoL Oct l3.-Cotton sales to-day estimated at
10 900 bales including 1000 bales to spectators and
for export
Breadstuis-The market is quiet ard prices steady
Richardson, Spence Co., Wakefield, Nash Co., and
Messrs Ryand quote Flour has a declining tendency.
Prices and Cd lower with sales at 2ssaSls 3D. Wheat
has declining tendency and prices % TO So lower
since Tuesday, making decline Of I'D in the week
Red Western lis 6dal2 cd. Southern l2s 2dal2s Cd
White l2sal4s. Corn is steady; Mixed and yellow Sesa
sos 3D. White 39:a40s Cd.
Provsons-The market is steady. Beef is quiet and
frmer Pork is quiet but prices firm. Bacon is quiet.
Lard is dull and sales unimporan quotations are barely
maintained Cheese has declined 4a6d.
Produce-Sugar is quiet Coffee is quiet. Rice is firm.
Rosin is firm at So 4da5s Cd Spirits Turpentne 3ls sda
S9s Cd.
London Markets.-Baring's circular quotes-Bread-
stuIs quet white wheat 62a65s, and red 60a64s per
quarter. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet Rice quiet
Consols gIaa92s for money, and SO for account.
Bullion has at the Bank OF England 100000
HARE Markets.--Cotton firm, at an advance Of II;
New Orleans tres ordnari 04f; has IS. Sales Of the
week 10, 900 bales; stock 1873, 900 bales.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.

FREEMES or VIRGINIA As the day Of election ap-
proaches and the excitement of the canvass Increases
BEwARE OF "ROoRBAoKsl" / have every reason 10 be-
eve that the Secession party have many things reserved
for The day Of sleetion and intend to bring out flaming
placards" with charges on the Union candidates that
would the present time. Let every Union
man, therefore, be ready to refue the "ne" sayings
that will be imputed to John Bell and Edward Everett
The following sentiments of these gentlemen the
latest spoken and written by them;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
Election Returns.

We especially and urgently request our friends through
out the State to transmit TO US az oar orH expense and
al hs earliest post after he close Of he polls the re-
suit Of the Presidential election in their respective eoun
tea Send Us the BY telegraph whenever 1t IS
practicable to do So and send them BY letter, immed
a,ey, from all other points Let some persons in every
county be kind enough to attend this important mat
ter for Us promptly and without fail; and We shall be
happy to reciprOeate their fAyors.
We repeat let the returns Of the election be sent US BY
Telegraph and By letter at The earliest possible moment
altar the Close Of the polls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

lis wise and safe plan always to vots early on the
day 81 eection-never to put it OF to late hour -
Having discharged the individual duty Of voting the next
step should be to get many 70 vote With you As posi-
ole by fair and honorable means and 10 order to do this
furnish yourselves with good supply Of teket-genune
UNoS rtcNErsand present each individual voter With
one Of them.
Iu short begin to work at sunrise on next Tuesday
and work with your Whole might until the eoSs OF the
polls Vote early and cork early and late, and then the
victory and the shout Of JOY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

Let every Union man in Virginia, who has the inter
ests Of the country at heart be at the polls on TUES
DAY, SIXTH OF NOVEMBER, to cast his vote for
BELL and EVERETT. Surely the PRINCIPLES which
their nomination represents should inspire every one to
do something in behalf Of so glorious cause and there
by set au example to those who after us to battle
for our country and against its enemies.
Wings and Americans Of virginia-To THE PoLLs!-
To THE PoLLs To THE PoLLsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
MADISON WARD ExECU.


49, tive Committee Of The Bell and Everett Club. This
will meet at the City Wall this tuesday, evening ATTY
o'clock Il important that every member should be In attend
buness Of Importance will be acted upon Onee
dear friends the breach and the vory viii
b. ours Jas n crenhsw Burwen W Royster Grant
James s.ctt, rs DIR Powell, Tnos Deane,
Ia, Dr. Trabue, Thos Dudley, Rubank, Bipf1rd
Dickinson Geo Gillian. Darracot d snead. James X
Iea q X Morgau " Young. W areiter, Yaneey, $
snodsrAss san Younger, wOedOu Iarsood Ro osskie
Perkins James Elicit woiSham, Roddey stanGrd
King ThoI FIFTEEN, W Townsend; Farley: BENTLEY.
Guerralt Payne HeEitt, q Barnes Binford, John
HartI Barrett Laneley Webster. Jos woodward
Carnel Rufus Morse, Fsrgufon, Mason, Ayres
Stephen Puney, Dudley, VIM Beers, II Wilams ALI
son Johnson Nouln, Paul Mehard CP Smith, Ihos Az
via II Tnroughty WIN Smith, Jos Mortsn raihmey,W
klep Rhan Geo Bagby amlth, Jr John shlsds.
II Cunningham, Jr, O harris R Adams Fnney,
ward Farley John Bayne II Wynne, Pat Re Iford
kInssy. Brown, Browne Tn'ley. Aekerly, y J
smith, Mcclure, John Gre me- Jr, o Luck, stoctn
smh burr Bichard Wa ker. Jas Williams Meade
Miller John Fry, Heman Padwin, Vincent Andrews,
Prankin Station Maroon Franklin, Gatewood Tally, Jas ker
sey Campbell MAen, Jas Hunter. wynne, Parker DR.
Taos L Hunter ParToek. Palmer, Allison, Dekin
son Carsozo Butler, Jr, Mills Goodwin Harvey,W
Ragand BaIantine Wyatt cardwel. Butler, Pow
haian weIsger, y Batter, Tompkins
By order Of the Committee.
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0n or revolver should have ois Let every community
supply itself wth munitions and stOrs them safety-
AboltiOnism IS at your doors Nth torch and knife ."
haadl
The man who can write such abominable stun must be
crazy-stark NADIA fit subject for lunatc asylum
We pity him-from our inmot soul, we pity him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Notwithstanding the urgent
applications for the posponement Of the Kansas land
sales the Secretary Of the Interior has not regarded il
as proper under existing laws to submit recommenda-
ton to the President with that view. As in the case Of
those now to be offered In Minnesota the relief suggest
ed by the Secretary is that If the lands of preemptors
shall not be sold they will have the benefit OF the twelve
months credit allowed by law for paying for lands which
thus become subject 10 private entry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

l. is not improbable that systematic attempt vii be
made in this State next Tuesday to impose upon Bell
aud Everett men, spurious tickets headed for the The
Classification andts UHi0," and followed BY the names
OF the Bsecknrdge electors Look vel TO your tickets,
therefore and see that they have on them the Bell and
Everett electors, beginning With the names Of IL d.
CnASplERn and 'TRAvis H. EPEs' and ending With the
r,r,ss of IL J. JAcEsos a. and "A. B. CALDWELL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
no CORBEsPONDKNTS, :,
EIECTORa.

DIST. lsr. L. h. CHANDLER of Norfolk City.
Ind. TRAVIS II. EPES, Of NOttoWAy,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
o." 4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, of P. Edward
sth. JAMES F. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
" 7th. LEMUEL J. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg
" sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of MiddleseE.
" s,h. BIB. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
." lOth. ANDREW E. KENNEDY, of jefferson.
a. 18th. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
q 18th. W. r STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
" 18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
q" l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr, of Wood
" 18th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
uorl,,uorl.r WorA! ~

Ls, every friend Of Bell and Everett, in every county
and neighborhood in Virginia, cork with all his energy
and zeal from nov until the goes down on Tuesday
next, We especially sntreat them al to devote Friday
AMI Saturday and Monday next to the particular and IN
dsosnabls business Of Wishing the voters, and supply
ing them with tickets and urging them to the polls
How much depends upon the personal zeal and activity
OF our friends for the next week We inPoFe you not
70 De- single Bel in the State say away from the
polls on the DAY Of election See them all and urge them
all As men aud patriots to give day 20 their eoun-
try.
Wings aud Americans Of Yirginia-patriots and hon.
e., men Of al pardes-Se entreat and implore you to
devote your hols time from until Tuesday evening,
u the great and holy work Of carrying the Stale Tor
B,n and Everett By an overwhelming majority. We
have h clearly aud entirely in power TO carry the
Ola Dominion for the Union candidates by majority Of
al least 2OOOO On TO the work and nobly secure the
victory
Rear in mind that the election takes place TUESDAY
TIE SIXTH OF NOVEMBER, and sil last one day only,
-, - .hfna
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

Don't fail to vote We on the verge Of convul-
sion that may overthrow the Republic. The vote OF Vir-
gina may the Union and Civil War. Let every
patriot the ballobox now prevent having TO
use the carridgebox hereafter. 1t is easier and better
to vote than to fight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

Let all Democrats who wish to give the only vote that
can avail for good for Bell and Everett If old
peudces and pride of consistency be too strong TO per-
nit his-et them do the next best thing they can-stay
A. home and not vote at all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
OrnOx. OF R. Rr1AsD PRESIDENT or RICHMOND COLLEGE

OPINION OF R. EYLASD, PRESIDENT oT RICHMOND COLLEGE
VIRGINIA.
have carefully examined Johnson's New Illustrated
Family Atlas aud feel no hesitation 10 recommending il
AZ THE GREAT STANDARD WORK OF THE AGE
1t is complete encyclopedia Of geography comprising
all the changes improvements and discoveries that have
been made in various parts of the earth within the last
few years.
1t is full and that other book OF the kind
will be needed for long time to give an exact know
ledge Of the geography Of the world.
r. RYLAND,
Presidant of Richmond CoileOa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

Have you got your tickets ready Are the names OF
the Electors correctly giVenf II So don't fail TO go TO
he Pols and exercise Jour right As ireemen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
GENERAL ORDERS-Ordcr No. L. IA
" HRADQRs Arm RE3r OF CAVALRY AND Ass0- IN,
N. q 0np OCT s. ls60 INV

CIATED COMPANIES, RICHMOND Oct leol ny
Re.Imsn of .yalrf sing decided EsCAaP on Fair
Grounds Of the Agricultural Society," TIE sh ds. Of
November neat nmandAn hereby directs that hoe Com
p.ns assemble At the Rar Grouncsin accordance WIN he
ola OF Enea npment heretofore publlhed.
The Field ADD staff 4h regiment Of Cavalry (mouned
viii report Co Al his quarters On the Fair Grounds Al
O'Clock NJ on The Th Of November oaartermaster GA'p
sKs will cause buildings aud tents Intended for occupation 70
be nut In order ococf the It'll The Q1artermsisr VIII
assign qu rte TO Companies according 70 rank
on the mp ground O'CLOCK p NJ, the Ih The Chief
Buge- viii the hdut.nt At the ooone qaaei on The
Camp ground, at quarter 70 O'Clock on Tie same day .
the camping force Will be allowed wear siuEens
dress In camp lights will be used only 10 well cured lamps
Lantern two or OF which wbe furnished BY each company
reshment saloon win be established In Camp under the
Of sutsb subject 70 control and suppress
on BY he mandlng onrer The sric police regulations
will be appned 10 this esiabllshmeft -
In remembrance Of Of the most laous leaders OF VIZ
na Cavalry the Commanding officer hereby directs the Camp 70
'e '-"'" Col sHIRwIs kcRAR.
JoHs ,. wREs, Adiu.ant
The following regulations viii be observed:
reaching the stables uhere the horses
form Ia rank the fn dismount and
their the horses bring secured the march TO
their quarters aud hang up their sabtes
Reyee SUNRISE stable call Immediately afterva Dis water
quarter breakfast call o'clock call for details 70
prepare for guard duty O'clock dr ea hA past oeloet
Dinner call O'clock Immediately aeri sptcuon Of the
officer Of the day. drill call O'Clock; supper call O'Clock
p NJ, tatto, II O'CLOCK "
Between and r.yte strict camp discipline viii prevail
sentinels will allow no pefsors TO pass tie lines
ill sunset al members OF the camping force In uni
form asue dess and all respectable persons Will be allowed
pass the line Of seniines
and until tattoo sentnels will not ALLOW any person
70 pass their Inet without the eouoterdsn
All persons without distinction Of rank 're required 70 observe
respect towards sentinels.
inc ofiesr oe30-c3t
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pl.eu..lon at saluda, In sIiddIese1 county.

We are requested to that Joseph Christian
aad Bev B. Douglas Eslss, will address the people at
saudA, in Nddlese1 county on Saturday next the Sd
Of November
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS, DC. 97,P.M.

corEE-In there bOihns tOng but
quote IS beto.e
FLOUR he ma ket to-day Tor H5or ID du and dtennng
UoTard rect and Ohio Super offered freely at $556
b62H Il bhl. 49,.
GaS-The receipts Wheat to-ey about % zoo bush
~ white roll 20T for - eh lice, and Red a.
sOGti4O for fair 10 trime. md 1i2Gi4t for Zimmerman
1900 bushels onsred. White sold At I2Ios
2 bushel good choice article AMI Yellow at G0c9e per
bush
pEoysioSsWe note better demand for Bacon but prie
have decnrd &c D. Sales % hhi sides at Ne and ~
hhds lsc Aso 20 hhds 10 lots at IKE and We qloie
shoulders S9. Lard "a quiet al i36DSilc q . for West
ern AID ereeI and 1916 in Oily NJ Exc and re-
dned at l5Si5Ac
Req In better demand, but lower We quote At
sKc fer good prime crop aud note sales CT some ESQ
casTs within this range.
WHISKY -Thersis some little Inquiry wlsky, and note
ss Of 100 bbl Ohio 2 and % bb Country 81 2lc per
gallon AZ quote City atZlkc
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- SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIEx

NS CHEAP sTORE-The subscribers have on hand .
varied Ladies Congress Lace CATER Morocco and
and Buskns which they selling much ess than
t Anln cheap CATERS viii please call soon, Al
Ie26 ALEX HILL 4 90 ,l2l Main Of,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

thandng that receipts have now become
quite favorable Edyee m consuming countries haV
g their ect here no ueh decline In prices has YET occur
rd as wight have been anticipated from the greatly changed
Of supplies and very that prices Tay
here until adycs Of different character AhA be-
a reach abroad Sale since las! have been All
80 bags divided l29 $50 bags TO the lied States Is 200
M and North OF EUROPE 70 loo for the Mediterr nean
46CO for Cape Good Hope Stock On hand to-day 10000
baga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

1860. FALL TRADE. 1860.
IHE would call the attention Of merchants and 9th
their large and well selected stock Of Boots and Shoes
OF the best quality selected with great from the best
facurers In PHILADELPHIA New York. and the East with large
amount manufacture and imported work
ders ock families Of the most
desirable o select from In the city.
call all ectfully solicited by
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
III Man Street,
sells Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

SUPRRIOR COAL OIL.-Just received q lot Of the
- pet eearest Coal oil that have offered the
market We solicit call from those Who this OIL feeling con
hdsnt that they will be pleased DovE& co,
oet2S Wholesale Druggist
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-17
LITERARY DISTINCTIONS.

We see it stated in the papers that :" the Univer-
sity of Vermont has conferred the degree of Mas
ter Of Arts on Senator Wilson of Massachusetts,,
and the degree of Doctor of Laws on Governor
Banks of the same State
Evidently, the University of Vermont does not
intend these Degrees to be understood in literary
sense. 1t is only a harmless sarcasm, pleasant
joke on the part of that institution of learning In
the ordinary way, Master Of Arts is understood
to be who has some acquaintance with science,
who is master of the ancient classics, and of mod
| ern literature, and is thoroughly yersed in the
| teachings of the schools. As MFR. Wilson's early
years were devoted to the making OF shoes for the
Southern market, which is respectable occupa.
ton, but scarcely one which allows of that study
which is supposed to be necessary for high literary
distinction, we presume the University of Vermont
merely meant to say that Wilson was master Of the
arts Of grovelling politician and demagogne.
As if to prove this supposition by an opportune
illustration, Wilson has lately made speech full
of contemptuous epithets applied to the Constitu-
tional Union party, and aboundng in low abuse of
its honored representatives, Bell and Everett Mr..
Wilson is, indeed, Master of Arts--hut they are
the arts Of the Demagogue--t arts of an unscru-
pulons politician thrown to the surface by one Of
those unaccountable freaks OF politics which are
altogether inexpcable. The arts by which such
man secured and retains tile seat that has been
graeed BY Webster and Everett and ehoate, Mr..
Wilson is undoubtedly master of. TO suppose him
Master Of Arts, in literary sense if this is really
the case with the University Of Vermont, indicates
adegree of hallncnation on the part of that inst-
tuition justifying the immediate issuance of writ
de htadttco inqttireftdo.
Gov. Banks is a much more decent aud respecta-
bic man than Wilson, but it is a considerable deg
radiation Of literary honors to make him an IL.
D. Collegiate Degrees are getting cheap indeed
when they are borne off by such pretenders in
literature as Wilson aud Banks.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-17
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