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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.

rJ,RUsTRn,s sALE OF VALUABLE Pam
0P ncMosr and II sLavss THFEIoS-Dy Virtue q esd
from the esrss sorr Edwin burton (or whom
Henrco County Cour james LYONS bearing h
Nay 1922 dolly iesoried HsneO County Court The asd.rg
trust will sell At public auction the highest bid on ihe e
NJ or fair not the hr.t fair ds, there.r the real ssie
and slaves conveyed by the said deed The valuable TRACT
dsd al The ims Of his d sS and which was oeeu,d By y
Martha sOr al her deaih containing two hundrd ar thirty
and children The said farm well known that minute de-
serpuon dsrm.a unnees,sary sses to ,.y ,n. nom
plat and will be exhibited the hour Of sale Tie slaves
T,Hss~ror Ii. Re. E.iss onsiah e.h balance alta IS
and q months for negotiable notes interest sedsd secured
trust deed title retained For the slaves months eredi
approved endousd negotiable paper, interest added
s.,s-,a, j jasSs n Lf 1STSe. Trustees.
Rs-A, Executors Of Mn Martha sors deceased We shall at
Ct The fsosias .s1es VIZ two men, Two women Two &
one boy Also, carriage and harne., and one COW.
del4-tds A. 8 sToRRs,
BY MOORE DAWSON Auet..
I q NEGRoEs-ws WIN sell, room, franklin
Il street. to-day, at 10 O'clock 'scIss s hsly svsrCs
BY DAVIS DRUPRsE 90.
US ' ' oas 1sliss., Hal. cor ' ssyo and ssains u.
BY BETrs GREGORY. Aue.a
n NRGROES.-sws viii sell This hornlns, a. 10 clock
lO 10 likely Negroes Belts GREGORY, Auctrs-
Franklin Street.
ny PULLIAM 4 90. Aueu
Ok NRGROEs-ws vii sell 3. Likely Neroeso dag, Al 10
AD o'clock. PULIIAA-A co Aucta,
Odd Fellows Hsn.
B-House servAnu Cooks wAshers and roneu for Isls
privately, nyll
BY HECTOR DAVIS Auet
SO NRGROEs-This day 81 10 o'clock .i sell any nksiy
~ Slaves. HECTOR DAVE
jAas--du Anct
~ DICKINSON. HILL CO.. Sueu.
NEGRoRs.-TAis DAY. 10 o'clocf, sln be soS 90 he
IN oonng Of hen Boys and Girls and Women .aa DILL
dren. DICKINSON, HILL co.,
de77-dtm Auctionesrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

NEGRO HlRlNs. for 1901 has no, YET fairly commenced
as the expectation OF Loser rates has induced hers to
hold on Or the present To-Day the negroes will be-
giu 10 return from their visits tn country and all n
want o. help for the ensuing wear vii De looking round"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

LNRESH BUTTRR.
Strictly prime Orange county Butter Is cents
Prime Gashsn Butter, for % cents
Good Cooki' Butte, from 10 TO 20 cents
Receiving Prtsh, twice a week.
$500 lbs Mountain Bueksheat
Dried Peaches and Apples
Whle Bominy Beans
Black Eye Peas. FOR sale wholesale and retail by
J. r. R0BERTS0N
de6- I'm Coz. Governor and Franklin SITS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
eIxY IRRAGR.

TExSTRE-Ths very attractive bill offered al the
Theatre Friday night on the occasion Of Mr. and Mrs
WAllers benefit drew, presumed it would, very
large audience. lt IS rarely that two sterling ave act
pieces are offered 10 the paygOeis the same night, and
rarer still that the principal characters are 80 well sus
tanned as they we're Friday night Mr. Waller as che
S,raaqsr aud Ms. Waller a Mrs. Halisr added nes
hures 70 their chapets. While mistrustcg o. memo
~ We DO not believe i possible that this Interesting dra
M has ever been inpressvey rendered 10 Oh
servaaee though we've seen il often Most Of the ladies
among he audience and not few Of the sterner sex
were affected tears By the touching pathos OF Mrs
Halisr, in the last act In the Lady Of Lyons" the
dasmAhc powers Of Mr. and Mrs Waller we're even more
strkingy displayed aud if We we're to extend our notice
Of the performance, We should only have 70 employ
series Of the complimentary phrases In both pieces
but especially in the "Lady OF Lyons hessrs Bailey and
Warwick sustained their role admirably. Mr.. Bailey
CO.. Da,aas in his proper element and fully up to
thu requirements Of a Character We regret that the
engagement Of the WALKERS cannot be prolonged for
another week. but ere Is closes. trust the manage
ment win produce The Hunehbaek" IN which, Jaiia,
Mrs Waller shines a. a most radiant star"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.

DESIRE to call attention my removal nom No 100 Main
street. TO the commedous building No. go Main street, ad
joining the new - -.
between s and 9th See where prepared exhibit alarg
stock Of $500
MILLINERY GOODS
and ready made Millinery Articles than heretofore consisting Of
Six Velvet Bonne Bonnet Pumes Ribbons French
and Flowers Bridal wreSth Head Dresses Dress Cas-
Grape and Muslin Collars and Sleeves In
fAns Caps and OoAks Ruehes and Tabs &c 10 all styles
In connection with general Millinery busn,S will mAnufao
ture 10 order CoAks and MAns oil kinds IN the latest fash
onabe y reasonable prices All orders will receive prompt
and special attention N. C. BARTON,
sci 22S Main 81.
UINCURRENT NOTES.-The will take At par In ex-
chsnge goods the notes Of all solvent Banks In Virgil
MIS- South Carolina provided they offered In
OF 1--we dollars and upwards and required to give
specie IN change Our stock Is full and eompste.
New CloAks constantly received and very cheap.
WATKINS 4 RICKLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
E.. A. j. CLOPT TON,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oPFICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPP0-
SITE DICKINSON. HILL 4 co ,
W


SITE DICKINSON. HILL co,
RICHMOND, VA.
IHE subscriber bgs return his acknowledgements TO HIS
friends patrons for the avors during the ak years
that stu continues the bu ness Of IR
ING OUT RkGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and all BUSH pealoing General Agency 10 all
which he gives his personal attention.
Parties 10 the who entrust the hiring OF their
Negroes him. assured NJ attention being paid 10
them other but good homes and the best prices and
Of Sickness the best medical and personal attention
shall be supplied lie has large comfortable apart
with his Office where those servants who not
provided with places night duing the hiring
man. with good fire. CHARGE.
Negroes hire the coming had better be In 10
early after Christmas possible.
To ose at distance iSlo am personally uhtnon beg
10 refer 10 he ERolrin0 persons:
Richmond Dekinon li Co.. King and Queen county, Dr.
Thomas LAAne Arthur Temple John LumDtn Thomas faunte
roy sinoreland county, Dr. d. wheewIight Rev Thos
Locke King WI liam county John Laiane, O. Laane Dr.
John Lewis King George county, George Turner Richard Turner
Magnus Thomas Lee CAROLYN county Ro Hudsl, Dr. John
Buier Essex county ~ J. D. Whtlock, Dr. James LiAne
Edward Noel Beverley D. Roy, Roy Mieou. wisey Pogg
George Wright Gloucester county, Dr. Thomas oopton, JEFF
stUbhs Jasper Hughes JAMES City county PARKS sae
Richmond county Dr. Robert Payne New Kent county VIM
T. Copton, R.bet Hawie, DR. O. Crunp John lacy. T.
Lacy Louisa county Dabnev Parrish county Wm
Clopton Foster Lunenburg county W. Brown; Gu
county J. B. ChevnlnF; Prince William county, Wm J. Were
Norfolk, Capt. 8. Middleton, John Go mley.
drei8-dlvAcim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
LIRE-SIDE RRADING-Re,eiyel at
Il WEST a JoaNSroNs

EIRE-SIDE -Rs,siyei at ao,,.,,,,,,
Book and Muss Store,
li5 MAin 5 rcel.
Aylul, Novel Nv Ruan s-thar o. "Dr An ono &c o. %
FrOn daytime to Hopping by the author OF Our Farm With
-four Acres " ~.
The Chapel Mary Bp author OF the "Reetry Ct MO
lud" al
The Conduct 81 LIE by r W. Emerson o.
Printer how Ben Fr tnkln made hlI marian
pie for youta by VIM NJ ThAyer, author Of "ri from the
Bible - nuitraed. TSc.
Poems By Rose Terry. 90
Hopes Ahd FrArs Scenes cm the lie OF SpnHer Fly the
author Of the "Hn'r q Redely De-" &c; . vols SLs0
travels the r. Fions the Uppsr and Lower ANGER By W.
Atk.n,on; illus,rAel 81 30
Woman In white By vi kle collins Jje.
Richmond In By Gone Days by Samuel MsrdecA edition
o.
NH-we have In pre,s and will published in days
BroEn aud Arthur" Arranged for the pres by M Ann Me
ChAmera
80 Orders should be addrcSSedto
deer WEST JOHNSTON, Publishers
GUNS, GUNS, GNNS.- Double Guns, Game Bags, shot
" Belts Pow Flask Colts Rev, Ives, Bowie Khly Col =
pes Cartridge, Proof and Caps Wada
&C A., for sale atsnSl advance on rostt
WI LlAMS ELLIOTT
Importers tf Hardware Cutlery Cane &C,
deli CT MAln street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

I0 GR0CERs The attention Of and merchants genrr-
IL ally, b called IN Sempie,s Infailible baking Pow
home article and superior to most Of the KIDD before the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

nH. DUPONCO,s LADIES GOLDEN PEFI,
~ OD0AL PILL 'saGere otnhdenlly Recommended 10
dsSa w. PEfERsos co.. Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

ms substitute and proxy, 20 rrprclett ne Ia NE
eug " De Sto-thsers uf h- Warmers Bank % Nir
ass vote an glc-tou4 that be-
IRE sit meeting concerning the sail bank Witness my
', sel7-Mrss,a "a sNIru. Ca,hler
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

Ii ocii IEwn wRBB4 JOHN q. WADE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

NOrfC HaTing qla ds As h- sxreuor % The last uu
~ rf SANCEL Max, dec't. an having cns gsf
ha estate v theta Cor payment o. tie SUBSCRIBE O.
al psrs indc5gi ~ said vii make pawn
= MAIN,
d-2f- stlulw Extcufcr - Max de "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
TIVE undersigned proposes to SELL exeh nge for Negroes
from 1909 to 6oOO Acres OF the finest Cotton Lands In the
YREoo Valley
some OF these Lands cultivation, with Steam Mills and
Gins- others deadened and he easily improved.
These Lands the richest portions OF YAIoo and Washing
counties and convenient navga
Any persons WISHING 10 negotiate referred to Messrs J. r.
Anderson Co.. Trelegar Iron Works Richmond Va and can
address W. BARNETT or
II LAWRENCE,
des-du YAEoo CITY Miss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

TNO Private FAMILIES AND OTHERS
Uhhirg choice avrr % sherry Made r. Port, French
Brandy, Arrask JaHaca Rum scotch hh aud Rye Whki
Of The bands Cham lad them
prce quantities suit the Richmond Wine
store DUDLEY co,
"A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
RADwAY's RENOvATNG RES0LvENr.

RADWAl'S RENOVATING RESOLVENr.
FOR ulcerous e-uprve disease, RpwAYs RSovAuSa REoLv
thing needfai u revuuonlE-s the condition Of
The blood ling cement that tends % decomposition
and y aad equAses the creul ton d res;0rs the i'm
paired tui0u II radically eyes and all ealing
diseases % The face Il mixes the scrulous sound
and every yPhuc faint IRON the diseased system
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
TgE NINUTE MEDICINE

TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.
Instantaneous 0lse given BY RADwATs REAHI REIrF In all
pain internal external Il stops moment the
maddennF agony OF rheumatism, neuralgia toohAche burns
cals ana BRUISES Ehn applied out~ardy. Torture thai
continued ud DEATH arrested ~ single do'e Of H.
dge maute II suspens dae, giving time for the actan NJ
the other remrd. All complaints caused BY unhealthy air
prevented ny rs asonS When the nervous system J.
Ayzd eUnvaCd Il produces rapid rea'tlon Immediately
relieving spssrs c0nvuons, Mysteries &C. For the dehAed
h Is The bert poss bic somaehc infinitely better than alcohol In
form Have hand sEsys for may be required al
moment and no drug viii supply rs place.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
RAILWAY & CO.,
% John Street New York.
PURGE L, LAnD CO. and JOHN T. GRAY, general whole
or the state OF Virginia. who viii supply the trade
he prices ehArgedby Railway Co.. In New York city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

~ - NOEBGE.-thv general meeting Of o. q
49, STOCKHOLDERS OF the BANK % NtsGINIA uin
Be eri Is Their bluAn liouse, The Cy 0f canont Mon
DAY, Jsulfry luh. i>ti
The aE provides 0ser Director o. he Bank shall
fNty Stocsholcr "a any rl.c of
o-er, % the Rank shan proX1 BE- ys Which an
h,- been executed ,ty lays before The time OF elcioa
drl,-aaatd JAMS CAskIr, 2. esidrut.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
1~FARnERs RANri De YIRaiI.

49, NlA-1hc general ertrg 90 he stncfhoderi 81
IA tsIa-rs Bank OF Virginia vii be- held a. ir baukug House.
u he C % Hcsmoai Wednesday The l6 day % JAhua
l~f.
40 OFFcEa pH1-ToB Rank shaw hereafter vote
OF Sockhor in election % Difecrs Ohcers u
Bsk shall prlEy be valid sh en- shah have been
ltel slxtf days before he time u Il. elton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

GNLOA Ks--CLOAKs.-We have a lev very superior
~ Cloth and Feivet cloaks. entirely and
patterns which prices very much reduced
fE Of the sanL and dler o anything that
has been lod IN Richmond. CHiLks ChENEaf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGES,
WACuTNCTON M

The announcement the session Of 1850 T viii be
70 those Who apply A. Indicated. d2i n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

NURSE WANTEO.-Wantedf for the ensuing yoar, mid
~ die aged eoloed NURSE without ineumNrAnce APPLY to
JOHN N. GORDON R0N.,
de2t llth street, near The Exchange Hotel
SHRET AND PRDssIAN IsINGLAss for sale by
- DOW 90, DtuggiitL
CPICRS AND FLAvORING UX'rRACTs--Evs-
- ~ variety For sale by DOVE CO., DrugSiSts.
MRAT CUTTERS AND SAUSAGE sTUPFERs.-
INI Meat Cutters and Ssusage Suffers, FER sale by
del5 T. ROBERTSON BON.
ME HAVE received hrst Of j. Miles
w SONS B1os embracing their Medium Double Solos,
Call and be lifted yoa wSh something nice and comfortable
PUTNEY WATTS
ds22 10. 1lS Main Street, II shmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
DUAL a NORTON'S
aHORSE TONICp

mis- Tonlc" naaufAotarsd ony P DuvAl Drug.
ualtei ktEies dec2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

TRoN lRON!i- We are reeeiv NJ per brig Triumph,
dsct from Liyepo handsome lot Of English Refined Iron,
round square, VII CD oGr the trade, and
toners, generally, accommodating terms.
JOHN n GORDON SON,
DEAF Il Street ne n Exchange Hotel.
, 1860-11-05
IsE3kN&sS.tL.

Oliver L. Taylor, E.q. editor and proprietor
o:tle Ivw,1 State H..-stt, .liel few days since
OH Tuesday night oflast wrck, Il. J. Urtcn.
heretofore considered one If the mus, -r.1,cgt-
mile married. citi:rns Of Manson, Henry Co.,
ILL.,, tuulS the wife of Mr. Morton, nr the same
place, a:,sl ticsl To paris unknown. lie had pre-
vlous!y obtained the cash for his farm and
stock, and had evidently hcc1l maxim: prera-
rltioiss to commit the toolisl act. 1t il SUP
1osssi he had fr,u. s;,WU tu 5000 will, him
NJ trs-: Of the guilty phi. has get been lis-
covered.
Key. Epl,r:;s, Mute, Jr, IF Eansas, spnke
before Theodore rarkcr's Society IN Music
Hill, Boston, on Sunday, upon t'ltaly viii,
recolirct!oEs OF Tic"dote .:asler," whom the
speaker SOW anil eonyc1sed with frrcly, when
at.oed last winter.
-l;cv. r. Starr King will return to Baton
after his present engagement witl, the Cnita.
rian Society in San Francisco expires.
The London i1st, the oT!,'r u tho English
Government, in mr. editorial ul''n tho visit ol
the rrinco vi Wales to this roSntry, says:
lie may visit Canada aE,l the States again ''..
fnrc hr Is Kin. nf England. and b. AZ Will re-
ctivcd; he niay SIC luil, AMI other PORTION;
OF his mothers vast holuiniuus. nlrl wherever
hc .uts liz will L.. Ili,,.oged With the lorllt ;
an.l lnyc or his cl0ther subjects; hut nothing
nt,t. wuusl think, will ever equal in depth
ele4rncss and freshness, the impressions OF tlli.
first transatlantic trip,
, 1860-11-05

We hear Of new and more important ac-
ocssions from the ranks Of the Douglas
,ncu. The recruits do not claim 10 DC lie
pIb,icans-tlo not care to lie called so Du'
1hcy w:lui 10 emphasize the rcl'ukc which
will. cn Tuesday next, be addressed 10 Inc
men who broke up tho Democratic party
beca.,s,. they could not rule II, and nave
now lail their sacrcligious hands on tllis
glorious Cniou, because they, a weak anu
impo.ent minority, cannot govern H.
Thankful for any ail in the great, mcmora-
,,]e and pcscetul revolution which Will oe
s.on:y1np,att4t On election day, VIC still H.
,-;tt. al:t. rnf-1lits u como IN.
, 1860-11-05
OPINION OF 4 DOUGLASITE.
A Man who Will Not Vote for Douglas
10 elect Brecf{inFldEc.


-. .,., ,,o,, of o,,n or the
ihc following ls nun luz ~ -
most ardent Of the friends ol ai' Do"
.,,1s n;tv wc commend his words to the
'"'. rz.:a ,,-4,. ,,1 ,nost earnestly
young mel ol n's laa's' a'A T., az,
commend to them Ills noblc eAan'l'ie All LILLE
rrc,t emergency:
u.<,rrsT Dcs71sY.-Whatcyc the hopes
o,,I nnt;c;nat;ons of a large portion Of the pco-
of thesc limited States were two or three
VI tuese otit1u ~ sns"It ri thc apnroaching
1;t;nn, ut,et !. o1rraly determined in favor
s.,s;dotn of thc Republican party, ADRA.
" .nI r. T1'n resnIte of energetic labor
aAn .i-','L,, LlsSu o.,,;1st;nn couplcd with the
rt!;,st,e aa ~ met ca,,se. and favored by
"a',''t a,d ;st .-;ct I'd onuositon, have been
fnrn:l.t,o.vcd hy tle late elections in Pcnnfyl-
r,n;, O,;o and Indiana. and success appears
.aa, osv III. u 80. 49,, ir;.t,.n the escutcLcon
~ a. 1;sa t. t.e,s.s 10 u. ~ ~ T1n,oio,n ~ o.%a
4. ~ ~, 1a~,.net bour ia ;ust before the dawn"
tnI .,,;o" in f1,c history Of
. I,'s - nao ~ - .Is:. nanni,s;can marty. When
1ha1 'tlle o4iio ~ in.ea7;n% c,ouds of ad-
gcthef, waienins nv ioHe .,'n;,, Nunon whose
versiiS sathefl1s a,onio ,ia ." ,slnrt;on 1hat
shield WAS enet.Neu ~ a,,'; o,nol whose tr-
all men Ne's creeu ','.,', =, etradv on,osition
tE,, Ia ,te,eon of slavery into our frcc terri
10 .c ea!e1slvn "a, stn4aHand dccmin.r their noble
c,,sc to already crushed by series of tyrannica1
ont;n,c ,1,;nst x1,if], fhcy could Offer no re-
aetilas .,.a f,,',nns nra5 Scott decision, the
sstancc-lhe laniote u.1u taken in tl,e at
arbi3fary anu nt?ueL ta,,s rnnn tf,n nconlc
tempt 70 ioree onnoA%"1 ~ Tans,s tic unfortu-
OF tc i5ee te!rto.s ~ fn tic zeal Of Tic
natc ana trnSae1 rnRSe1hcr inhor ~ seemed M indeed
msueu 'se 10, n1o~ ,n,,rcntlr without favor Of Gol
nu, u.',a,, i R,,t 1pi rlc scene changes; Mt the
49,. W t;,nn .r3cn nnst II needs it, the enemy,
seIE tlis "non nuadnut 1oses; rs caution. becomes
grown TOO eonlten., Wsss tHof 10 - thc assaults
dsoFnizca it;cota :n Gcsn|scd foc WHO. improving
81 It's hitherto cesea assos 'o on arain 10 thc col
!ne oPi',a;n, ;,n! ,,aamexc1 by tIo probability ol
test, WIN Ni2pa 3.haiS ~, Jcst,lt One after
, 1860-11-05
LOOK TO IT, REPUBLICANS.


ftorrrepnndencc Of Chicago Tribunc.1
GAtErhuRG, Nor. ., 1850.
We have lust discovered plan adopted BY
our enemies to deceive our Republican, voters
In This Senatorial district
&C. Mason Of this city, The Democratic CALI
didatc for State Senator In this district, Las
rot mt .Tickct" headed Republican Ticket
with all thu Republican candidates namcs on
It with the exception Of 7. J. Pickett, tue lc-
publican candidate for State Senator. That
,,lacc is supplied with that Of A. e. Mason
Those tickets l,avc been scattered broadcast
over the six counties composing thisscnatorial
district.
II. S. Smith, the "Danitc" candidate for
State Auditor, has done the same thing, sub
stituting his name in place Of Col Dubois.
Sydney Myers, the Douglas candidate for
Circuit Clerk i'll thi5 {Iznox) county, las also
substituted his name in Republican ticket in
place Of john II. Lewis, tho Republican can
date.
tits reported that the Observer Office, Demo
cratic, was employed ali day last Sabbath in
rcttipr out these bogus tickets. W. q. a.
, 1860-11-05

South Carolina Alnrnl c Il j..

tuG L3Hl%s1liE JUtl%U14. ~u
Inn ~ thc 1c,,,,r oi,,zenx or Ion;sv;1,c
,r,n i,,s e;s+or I;..;n;, IN sn.ti, ~,rn;r ;s in
Tho dnnnrst and r,nsf ,einfn1 ,nyicfv m nc-
c,,,,,'t of thc inflammation rontainr,i IN letter
tl,st hr rrc1.;yrd frnn, her on WEDNESDAY. Sit
urtns thnt ti,e sri,ol,. ,vh;tc nonuI,tion ,rnnnd
her .rc in he .rres,trst alarm nt The Sims and
;u,1...t;nns IF : scryiic irsurrect;on. and that
n.t onlv n, ~ If i ihr men ronur @ and old. Int thc
Ioys. and even some uf the women, 70 con-
st.ntly armed and ar,. exercising fhc utmost
r;ritancc t!av and nIrl,t- This Il certainly a
most unhaIpy and portentious condition Of
affairs. Int # Is only what was to be expected
,l far lcss than is 10 be apurehcnilct, rom the
;nfIammatory suerchcs and nu|IlIcatious and
moycmcnfs nf ti,c infamous Ufsu,lion traitors.
The wills Of wrath which tLcy have uustorpcd
nav bn cmptitI r,yematurely upon tiicir
,yr;:tchc1 md ct,iI,y:hsaJs.
Wi,i]st tic Whole atlnosphcre of Sou1b Caro-
,;,,, md nr so1nc If ti,. ~, kr So,thcr1, States
ia ,;i]ri with loui sLuuts and imprecatious
Gr,n, Tho l;ts of tnc nf,,ria.c,l nniiiirians anl
tIrma~o~,es- who nrocl,i1n that lie Reput,lic
,,'s, rs, s1,,1i hr si1n.lrrt1 ~ thr univ nea,,
~, nf ,,rrr'nt;u1 ] the reneTal and immediate
o,,aI,<,;not,o, or iii S,,uthrr,, sIavrs # il of
eo',rso ittcrir ;nnossib1e That thc Enow]ed.1e
ocsri,.t l. ,-a;nc r., sl,o,,1 I,c s1ut nut rom
~ WA, :" e .i.. %,;ta ,,on,,t,lnn Ercrx-
i';, sea3 n 1,;.s ~ i1,1,,; cyoracrntc,,
nn,;,,,s to,,Tn5 and t,cir nin,is nrn cVs1,fr,
, 1860-11-05
Douglas Mon with their EycR Open
VIII Enudll D0fi~1n4iLQz t1ke Iced

The approach Of election day ID tellingn new
story among many sincere supporters OF Mr.
Douglas, as they sec that their own favor1te
must eneyitably be left fur behind In the final
result, Viewing tho whole aspect OF the elec-
ton candi1ly they sec that the choice ts mar
rowed down to Lincoln or Joe Lane, and they
are deciding to vote for Lincoln rather than to
assist indirectly in the election Of either bFeck-
inrtdgc or Lane.
Among those who have taken tlis view Of
the subject, It gives us pleasure to name Hon.
Charles r. Gill, the present member o. the
6tate Senate from Watertown tlstrsct. Mr.
Gill Ia a hwyer Of superior ability, anu as
politician yields Nh extensive influence 1ic
has been ardcntly supporting U"n.AS uhtu
convinced that Ills prospects arc hopeless. ana
now announces his intention to vo1e Tor Al1l-
coin, uamlin, Sloan, andthe whole Rep9blican
ticket Mr.: Gill was delegate i'i the Con'en-
lion which nominated Laralce, but supports
Sloan with Sincerity and zeal at tue kepu!'~
llcan meeting In Watcrtown to-day, hc Is 70
speak, siyin:; Ills reasons for his decision We
wish the Douglas men Of this vicinity would
70 and hear him. Henry Dartram' present
City Treasurer Of Wutertown, and also the
Marshal Of that city have both aoahoone!' re.
Douglas, aud arc going for Lincoln. D. ".
Caswelt, a prominent lawyer Of Fl Atkinson,
has also determined to yotc against Brcckln'
ridge and Lane, in tic most effective way, that
IL, for Lincoln and lIamlin. The ST. Paul 1fo
;,ser and Democrat, the leading Douglas pare1
Df Minnesota, in a recent article distinctly
uyowcd that Mr.. Douglas prospects were
utterly hopeless since the October elections
and that the only choice was between Lincoln
and breckenridge or Lane.-Dadye TO. Ha-.