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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20
L. stem 10 the COunse;s OF washington, Jener
son and Jackson.
READi YE DISUNIONISTS.

The unity Of government which constitutes you one
people, is also dear you. Il is justly So for i
Is main pillar in the edfcs Of your real Independence,
the support Of your tranquility at home, your peace
abroad Of your safety, OF your prosperity OF that very
liberty which you highly prz9 But II Is easy 10 fore
see that from different causes and from different quarters,
much pains will be taken and many articles employed to
AIKEN in your mnd' the conviction OF this truth this
l. the point your political iorTe sgains; which III, ba'
teries OF internal and external enemies will be most
SANITY and actively though often covertly and nsdi
ouy direced-lt oil infinite moment that you should
properly estimate the immense value OF your national
Union 10 your collective and individual happiness that
you should cherish cordial habitua and immovable al
Iaehment to it. accustomng yourselves TO think and to
speak OF it palladium OF your political safety and
prosperity; watching for its preservation With Jealous
anxiety; dscountenancing whatever may suggest
suspicion that in any event be abandoncd and in
dgnanty frowning upon the first dawning Of every a.
tempt to ALLEVIATE any portion Of country from the
rest or to enfeeble the sacred ties which link to-
gether the various parts. WASHINGTON.
Toe lessons contained in this invaluable legacy Of
Washington to his countrymen should be cherished in
the heart of every citizen to the latest generation and
perhaps at period of time could they be more use
fully remembered than at the present moment For
when look upon the that are passing around
u.s. and dwell upon the pages Of his parting address,
his paternal counses would seem to be- not merely the
of spring of wisdom and foresight but the voice Of pro-
pheey ioreielng events and warning Of the evil to
come
JACKSON
II there be any among who would wish to DIS
SOLVE this UNION, 10 change its Republican FORM
let them stand undisguised Of the safety
with which error OF opinion may be tolerated where
son is left free to combat il.
JEFFERSON
II the UNION is once SEVERED, the line of separa-
ton will grow WIDER and WIDER and the controversies
which debated aud settled 10 the halls of legis
la,on, will then be TRIED IN FIELDS OF BATTLE
aud determined by the sword.
JACKSON
We must have patience and long endurance then with
our brethren while under delusion. Give them time fer
reflection aud experience of consequences keep our
selves in situation 10 profit by the chapter Of accidents
and separate from companions only when the sole
alternatives left are the dissolution OF union with
with them, submission to a government without lim
tatiOns Of powers
.IEFFER on
Leare your friends and stand By your COUNT'RYl
JACKSON.
The Union: IT MUST BIZ PRESCRIBED
JACKSON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sue.

49, CEsS.-The excementia behsifof Bdkers Cels,rd
ted n efu Bes contnues throughout VI gnia and
the Soph aad the demand for has become great that the
Proprietor ends difficulty In suppyingh for Asue std
Fever these Be without va and have vet 70 learn
Of the n Instance where they have failed TO check that
hg oahsome dfeass when taken Ing 10 directions For
Liver stomach and Indigestion these Bers without
va and for Nervous Headache thsy have been known 10 erre
the violent asr the IN cans had them
up hopeless No famy where there young edre. should
be without them In The Spring and Pail months they improve
the appetite and strengthen The system Being entirely ee from
a poisonous mineral ubanes they betsksn BY both sexes
time and under all circumstances need essart
and effective medicine them andjudge for yourselves OF their
virtues
Of prominent Druggists In the city Of chm nd
and elsewhere In Virginia and North oarana Aho By a. W.
Jones On Memphis Tenn o. w. Smith. Brandon Miss tyme
Provan, Nev orleans b. Mle-, Cov.ngon. Ky sott
Washington city, D. C.; Caney, alpn o., Baltimore; A
fahnesook Co. Philadelphia and Barnes Park T. Orders
filled BY addressing L BAKER Proprietor
oc5 Richmond, Va.
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ELECENRg.

Disr. lsT. L. Il. CHANDLER. Of Norfolk City.
y 2nd. TRAVIS Il. EPES, Of Nol,oWay,
" Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
" 4th JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
h" 18Th. JAMES F. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
d" oh. MARNADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
4" IN. .LENUEL J. BOWDEN, Of Williamsburg.
" 18th. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Aiddlese1.
9Th. B. Il. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
IOth. ANDREW E. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
lI;h. FRANCIS 7. ANDERSON, Of ROekbridge.
Z l2,h. W. r. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
l4;h. J. J. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
18th. A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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OUTLINING THE WEED-The Ohio Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has taken another step for
ward II has outawed tobacco and tobacco users. At
its late session Gapos i. adopted the following pre-
amble and resolution
"Whereas The Of tobacco great evil and leads
to other evils therefore,
"Rssolved, by the Ohio Conference, That after the
present session. will not receive any person into full
connection who persists in the use of tobacco"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

Discussion AT LOUISA CoURr-HoUsE-0n Friday last
there was discussion at Louisa CourtHouse between
Hon. A. H. H. uart and Patrick Henry Aylett, Esq -
We suppose that Dr. Ayett will have the temerly
TO meet Mr. Stuart second time. lie was completely
overthrow and used up in this discussion. IL was
thought by the friends of Mr. Ayst. that Mr. Stuart had
violated the laws of the State which forbid the perpo
trson OF cruelty and the iuction of unusual punish
mC nt-StauntOn Spectator.
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Farts rsr soulhsrn Wen.

John Bell is the OILY e.niida'e who has d'eAiel tia
lmanity 10 tie slave, les than justice TO the mast
-lires the d'aa in sad extension Of slavery john
N has also said
Idlb, whether CAS- poSsr and rsiOuess IF this eOua'
~ s1d Aass GiiaiHsS more tAaH Aaf hsr present or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20
A CARD.

CLARxx CoUSrY, Va, Oct. 10.
The Breckinridge papers OF the State claiming Col
Lewis W. Washington, of J,Ierson county, gentleman
Of deserved popularity, aHd of little political infu-
ence, a TO the doctrines of Secession and
supporter OF BrcoLinriGge and Lane. In reply 10 let
ter addressed him. received The enclosed by odays
mall which you will please give place in the Caste us
Of justice to Col Washington, whose position has
beer msrepresened By many Democratic papers of the
State. Very truly yours,
NAra'L T. MEADE
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THURSDAY the 18th Inst MALvINl JETFRIs5 child OF Re
Der. ~ and Charlotte v Tsbb aged IL months
Her uneTa will take place the first Presbyterian Church
Rev Moves, this tlrnoon, at oecek The friends and
acqusnances OF the family ree iuy inyted 10 attend.
In AbenAre county, Va, the 2d Of October 1860, Mrs
kkZA PERRY wife Of the Revolutionary soldier VIM Pc
she was 81 years, q months and DAYS old
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUsIU FOR IHh
~ PlAN0.-JnEt received by
A. M . r RIS,
gIMAIN ar

Tbs Tsmberick Galop Composed by musa5d. N5f,
Through The Prai=les. Grand March by Henry O. 16SS
BE hi. %,156
ho;I lug hymn at Grace Church. New York. by Geo
Washburn Morgan
Little Giant Polka; By A. Y. Maehen.
Pino Hill Echo ilop; by Klelnguenlher.
Prince Of Wales Qiadrrs lie Lien do jour Arranged for
hds; by GuIAye Ble.saer.
An E'calg 1T 0alltnd; Romance by Thomas 0'Nsll.
Dripping Rock WALK; by 1hes o'Nein
Nhel Knew You Long Ago. Ballad. Words by Enoeh Music
by Go1en.
Willie Gray AnAEer TO Kitty Clyde; by Edward Ambuh
Like the sreakJ OF Eastern SKIES Song composed seba Ian
II WIN al be Right In the Morning popular Ballad by h.
Hu5b trd
BE Is Solo puett and Quarte by lie ~ Tucker.
Ever Of Thee with VARIATIONS; ny J Muller.
MHftAa Ps,iasje d- Concert: nv Tnrs Sfsah
sOy the Light d Day Alto and Soprano Solos, Duet aud
C;orus
Les Huguenots ( kids; by GoEs. ego
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

POLITIcs IN PBILADFT.pUTA

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l9ih-The Douglas State Central
Committee met last evening and withdrew the straight
outapdout ticket, and pledged themselves to support
the Heading Electoral Ticket. They endorsed Douglas
and johnson the regular nominees Of the Democratic
party An attempt made erase the Breckinridge
Electors from the ticket but was unsuccessful.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20
NArn'L b. MEADE.


BEIL.AIR, October lltb, lSGO
y. T. Seaov, Esq.-Ay hear Sir: On my return, home
yesterday, after absence of soo dys your favor Of
the lst came TO hand, and hasten to reply
have entertained for BrecEinfidge very high per-
sonal regrd-and have frequently expressed myself
But in the present condition Of political affairs cannot
allow that personal admiration to Iced from the path
Of duty which to nay eo'0iirytherefore, GdGirng
the nan, cannot Vofe for him. Very truly yours,
L. w, WASHINGTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

No FAIR IN PETERsnURG-The Union Agricultural So
cely have determined not TO hold their usual Fair in Pc
tcrsburg Va, this year. The resolution making that
determination gays is account ofthe present exc
ed condition of the country in regard TO the approaching
Presidential election the shorness Of the crops and the
scarcity of money!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

raordiaary proportions but for Tie much rsViisdi"-
siitsiion Of slavery" ~ a
Is there any good reason why any true Southern mao'
Of any party should refuse for John Bely What
Southern man has more ably vindcated the institution Of
African Slavery than he's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

NEW YoHk. 0ct 1s-Socks dull and lever New York
Centra sIss Virginia os 90s Cotton advanced sales 5000
bales and the market excited " heavy inch
Wheat Q, lover Corn droo lag mixed TlKc Pork firm al
0tl9h Whisky 2is Sugar Steady. Spirits Tarpentlne 4i6
a.. KaaIn AZ &c. Rlee firm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

49, FARMERS' AsSEMBLY.-The
49, Hall Of the HUUsE ~ DELEGATES has been kindly
granted BY Governor for the PARMEas ASSEM-
Buy which wi assemble MONDAY EVENING ne1t the q9d
int ani continue is sessions daily thereafter until shall
iis bushes.
cHAs. B. WILLIAMS sec,y
Report, have been received by the Secretary
Dtdcs communicating 'ne Of the election Of the follow.
lag members:
ADendrie-Th Randolph, Franklin Minor L. n TrIce VIM
W. no, WIN. Dabney, bi. James Hf.
Amehd.-Dr. r. v T yor LsEnder Mas
Aagafd samuel j. Tin ey. WIN. N. Tate, @. W. hosy T.
Wayt Ne ], James Walker
BO'fet1uf-wm NJ Radksrd
BrEAsrfek DIR VIM B. Price.
buckingham e W. HubsId, Grandson MoseIey.
CdTfiiHe Ed I. Morris, Joseph Jesse
Charles Gty-E'. Wilcox.
CAariOhs Wood din. Thos. r. wstkins g. " MeGehee
Ctsserfeid W. w. Hancock, RichdA villa
Caipepsr- samI T. Bradford.
60 'ekiaHd.-w. y. EtAndard
Hdids-Ltlleton fdmolcs william H. Clarke David Chal-
mers.
Hanorer-Edmund Runin WINS O. wieihsm VIM Nelson
Hsnrico-Jno Garrett Jackson cadrey, WIN. C. Knight
John stewsrt, John wiekhAm.
King Wlldm-Dr Carter W. wemley.
Ming Queen Alexander Fleet
L0Ei C Coleman, Thos Watson, p d. Pend!st:u.
LaneILurg-coin Neblctt
Addi.oH DIR. James BE d.
Rsw Keaf-IrAL Bowler
Ordn0e-ferdlnand Jones.
POtcha1.in.-Johh Baryr, James M Harls.
RfciHlond CtyJoAn Robertson, D. Saunders wyndhara
Roberts W. H. haef.illnd, W. Crump, C. All Corbin
Warvick Henry CAbs George wAtt WIN. Harr son. n.
HaxAn Thomas Drsne, EOb III nond Wm Crenhaw JCha
Allen Psyton Johnston, D. ". HasaL
Spstyirdnid-Geo G.lard Beuj L. Cason.
JegereOn &C clarke R W. Ba, lor
Northumberland, GOcetsr, e WIN. TalAfero oc90-2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20
RATTLE OF YORKToWN

BALTIMORE, Oct l9tb.-Tbere was great turnout of
the military to-day to celebrate the anniversary Of the
Battle of Yorktown Also the Inauguration of the Druid
Hill Park. The Corn Exchange and Stock Board both
adjourned over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

months IN useless discussions upon series OF resolu
tioas wb,h we're Intended 10 constitute PATTERN for
lie Democrats pssty =: this tme-in,rotuced bin to
aaau tn l.us Of Kansa', sbosans slavery il thar ter
ri,orv That bin went into the pos'esson Of Mr. Green
as Chairman Of The Committee Territories He kept
In his breeehes pocket for three months all the time
pushing the Senate decision Davis resolutions
10 which we have referred and which il was deemed es
Ltsl should be passed before the Charleston Couven
ton. AMER those resolutions passed. Green was
forced to rCpor, upon the BILL and it done, with
recommendation against its passage and the reeaers
Of the Seuste-the intense friends Of the South, concur
red IN The report.
Now, Mr. Green tells US that it folly to pass the
bill because tue House would not agree to it, that the
Senate did not believe there existed any necessity for the
protection TO slave property intended by the BILL and
ridiculous STILL hat the who where then firing
the Southern heart and plotting dsuniOn, did not want
to hur, Mr. Douglas feelings BY passing this bill. The
avowals Of Mr. Green constitute complete abandon
meut OF the only gOuad uPOa which the BIeekinridgers
sand-that principle requires the Intervention of Con-
gress for the protection Of slavery in the Territories
Mr. Green gives up every thing when he Gays that the
Senate did net believe there existed any necessity for the
protection Of slave property" as contemplated by
Browns bin and il establishes beyond all question, that
the Secsssonss the greaes hyPOcrtes living when
they make the support OF Breckenridge to depend upon
this SINGLE test alone. They know, and the county
knows that the disagreement between the Senate and the
House. which makes impossible that any such bill ever
can be passed, alwoys will exist aud that the true policy
s to take from Congress the power to pass unrendy
laws in relation to slavery in the Territories-as the
Black Republicans viii do when they get the Executive
aud Legislative power into their handsby persis;ing in
maintaining the principle of ignoring all interference
xith slavery in the Territories
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

2@WS NDTsCE.-The annual mreiiug OF the
Do stakeholder Of IN Rchm md and York River Rsil-
o will be he'd at the oee Of the Comp my, In TIE
city Of Edmond, on "wednesday, the 7Ih day Of HOVem
lern-xt A. w. MORrO
frgIl- IT
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M AHRIED.
DIED.

Betodst Church. In Lynchburg wednesday
morning. i7tn inst ly Mr. Naming. Mr. RICHARD POL
RD Albemsrie Miss MAMIE SAUNDERS daughter a
Dr. James Sander ofLynrhturg
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pant contains ssht chapters, including advice to young
pers upon selecting and furnishing Hhoue yste and
q chez ulress;
kng w, eeo-omy In small matters washing &C enter
tAinntnt OF company, and carving
In the neral instructions 10 the my the young husband Is
forgotten ami n par As Ing The young form her
sir nto nalshed horsskeeptr, Is clearly d. hlrd
PART H. treats Of nutrioi elements u fooi AID marxtng
III az general oskey-soups hsh meats poultry
etabes; how ceo wint aad Theoretically seat
dinRs dir sse Pastry y'bst bread
and biscuit This last chapter Of great i'm ortanee the
perfect ssble, u Insure good bread All
nds cakes rfceon,ry AMI c5nee The chapter cof
fe wa Or pa from experience and follow
ell xli iasure L, the family coffee at Is petfec'.
HARr ~ contains I'VE ehaperB breakfast d. heE hases
egg to see preserve for the family and
esnnmy chhes owing how to use the oddI and ends cold
dime . and u0chef
PLRr contains chapters giving dIreen, gathering
preserving apples the arke and family also 70 hr
me;iczy seal eieve with he cider dry, and eoVk
them To slice; IN preserve dry, cook, and hermeiey seal
psAohes pears ums cherries SmAl and West India rds
THt5 SCIENTIFIC IRscIrss MADE PuH-
SEALtSd FRUITS WITHOUT
Mrs Haskell has pat up uts In this mAnoe for past
eight ears with good and has reduced this 10 scen-
tic ruI that any prrson with cir own
fruis.
PAR VI contains four ehap.as upon making re,; wines,
be rnit Ties and vinegars cordss and extracts
PAr VII contats oir chspirs OF reoons Tor making ea
tups, b. lavo, ed vinegafs, Dck'e', and mans1-s
PAEr NII.-Nye chapters gArdsrng ktchen fruit and
- er gardea, hOibefs and inseet
PiHT lX-rwo chapters. Curing merit, MILK chess and bull
ter.
TX-Pour chapters on the siek-oOm- should be-
renedie. treatment Of nfans lnian TIz SICK
PATS ri and XII misc eianeous and general.
fli Book win be free postage any part Of The Jnd
staes on the seeipt Of 81 s. oca0-u
CHiMP GIVE wINEs.--iCO baskets for ,Ale ~
" oe20 -lw WM. WALLACE SOM
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OUR o wN IMPORTATION.
French China,
AT
No. 10 Pearl Street.
yNEhaVe recently received, ofour Importation,
w Rich Oit and Decorated China Dinner Sets
I" and - =" Tea
Best plain white China Dinner
Also stock CT white French China Plates Of all
Dshes Dishes soup Tueens saacs Tueen Boat
Picxi,s Fruit BASKETS, SC &c.
sLso cup and sAueer Tsspos Sugars Creams aud sops
For sale by III. g single piece.
PamiiIs and otaers IN will please call
VIM ~ BITTER SON.
Ma u prar
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XuHITE SULPHUR WATER,
wv FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

oRsEsBsIR COUNTY, VA
The long established reputation OF the WITTY SULPHUR
SPRINGS diseases renders upon
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
isy seses @ De s si. Gsf 1ses rssasd
gently AfEaiEST very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great forte remedy, ahdthe quality above all
others that hiss given TO then their high reputation their drd-
ooer Their peeu. operative influences by which they
sistidts o. nd secretcE reoiee CAroHie i4faDindns
OrueoHsn the smaller yesEels and rote morbid
Accommodations diseased organs thus producing the ad
tee profound changes denandedn amos. every n chron.
As an ApERsNr and Alternative the range Of disease to
.s they are applicable VII BE- appa5sn % @es;s nsn.a
Eneys i1 de- DC Upon the antons Of the organs
and establishing healthy seereOu In such have departed o
In DYSPEPSIA and In Czronic tsons Of the mucous
Of us Stomach and Bowels they employed with the haPpIss
results
N. yaOs, form, Of LIVER DISEASE their superior seaey
CHRONIC 9IARRgA oen cured By them, aher other
To cosrIvEsEss Of The Bowels and to PILES. they well
In The ssssra forms Of Kidney and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with Inflammation, they are ysry seryIceAbe
To the sereral firms Of CHRONIC DISTRIBUTIONS, kc psc
H 10 females their derdfice influences enunenty
psefuL III
NEURALGIA and the various d.eaes when they ar.
the result OF organic derangemeai treated with reAI
IncHRoNIc RHEUMArIsM, their incSa efficacy eoeva Win
palliative Of excellent eject In GOVT their value has
In MEscGRixI DISEASES and in ,hi peculiar affection TIA.
IRON the abuse Of Mercury In afecons
q Pamphss aescpss Of he Medicinal ehsr.ssr IA an
peshiies Of the wses furnished sis application the
Waters securely up ithe sprns glass bottles
being regularly furnished the Agents Richmond Tor
To prevent mpoon each bottle has she word, ueRxvN
BaER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the gass without
Orders from ndvduab trade ,Aroughou, N. uned
States, should be directed 70
PURCELL, LADD co,
ap71-dkc6m Genr Agentf Riehnnond- Va
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A BOOK TO MAKE HOME HAPPY
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ABA 4i5 Broadway,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
Housekeeper's Encyclopedia.

COOKERY,
AND ALL OTHER BRANCHES OF
DO VI ~ s TIC ECON M ",
CONTAINING the scenG: Reliable RuleJ evr
~ pubic for putting kinds Il Hemetiray scales Fruits
without sugar Ia tin titles Gle Rules
for Ptcservog Fls In AID Fehh syles with led
Receipts masng meSls Wine SyruTs Cordas &C; nd
Pcarica Direction for CuuvAt u Vegetables Rru
Rowess destruction OF Ipsects, &c, &c.
BY Mrs. 4. r. HASKELL
vol 12no rljh. Sisa.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN BELL.
OF rENNEsSEE
FOX vCE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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TIC rro.peet In lII..I..lnpI.

As.r.se 'tll the las: armed foe expires,
81 Ike for Nuus atlas snd sor lrel,
strike for The green gsay,s Of your sires,
God and yocr "a tive iand.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

WIN waLLACE PURE MOUNTAIN DEW
o,sa-iW wa. WALLACE MS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

rsR Ce6SFITUTIOs-STaTE RItBTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

II the UNION is once SEVERED, the line of separa.
ton will grow WIDER and WIDER and the controversies
which debated aud settled in the halls of legis-
laiion, will then be TRIED IN FIELDS OF BATTLE
aud determined by the sword.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-20

II there be any among us who would wish to DIS
SOLVE this UNION, 10 change its Republican FORM
let them stand undisguised Of the safety
with which of opinion may be tolerated. where
son Is l. ft free to combat L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-25

u The verdict rendered by the Coroner's iurv
that Investigated the Bellevue Hospital case in
New York, deserves commemoratiop I.Tbe
child came to It's death by accidental suffocatieD
ana we recommend that steps be taken To clear
tne hospital OF rats" IL is certainly very GOOD
verdict, but something like dictionary reading
not much connection between the Sentences Or
rats, "
u Mrs. Cunningham (selfstyled widow OF
Ut. burdel) and her two daughters arrived In 8 N
Francisco on the Both ult in the Sonora A IS
senger In the same vessel says she has gone there
IN hopes OF finding the peace and quiet which the
papers and public Of New York would not allow
her to enjoy in that city.
IL Ihe steamer Great Eastern is adverti sed To
leave southampton for New York on Saturdav
the yin Of June. 800 first class passengers oniy
VIII be taken, at uniform fare Of f25 each in
eIudlng stewards fee, but without wines or
hqnois, which can be obtained on board. Return
tickets Issued at the rate Of $40
VI prisoner in the Baltimore penitentiarv
named " lillian Lynch, was shot by a keeper on
MONDAY afternoon for INSTRUMENTATION and resist
ence 10 orders He lies in critical condition.
IL The New York Colonization Journal saw,
more Iree colored men are now favorably couten.
PIdHhg emigration than ever before
IL Rev stephen Martindale, for MANY v.,,,
presiding elder in the New York Methodis,
conference, died at Tarrytown on "wednesday