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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

THREE MN DIE FROM sUFFocATIoS.-A horrible acci-
dent occurred Friday last in Allegheny city, Penn,
by which three lost their lives by suiocaou, and
one was badly injured. The Pittsburg Gazette says;
Itappear that three Aboriug men, named Alfred Bot
ties james Vance and VIM. Bottles engaged in dig
gng well When it had been dug TO the depth OF about
Ia feet Alfred Bottles descended by means OF ladder,
to bore through cesspool He had been down about
three minutes when the foul ali from the cess'pool
burst through upon him. His associates, who were at
the top saw him fall laintng His brother William went
down. and was observed while trying TO get Alfred up,
to drop also Vance then descended, and met with the
same fate jain Taggart also descended. He answer
ed those who attempted to dissuade him from
the perilOus undertaking, by excitedy saying he
"kuew what he was about" He observed
to fall also. At this stage Of the proceedings
some water was thrown into the well TO expe the foul
air and Waterman the Manchester passenger rail-
way went down the ladder and by o. rope snc-
ceeded in getting the bodies up. They were Head ex-
oept VIM Bottles, who is still alive thosgh 4 a very
precarious condition. Alfred Bottles about 40 years
of age lie leaves wife and four children Jas Vance,
who was about S5 years Of age leaves wife and one
child John Taggart leaves wife and several children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

A correspouJen, Of the Memphis Bulletin sends the
following: "Ou Friday, at Rlleiga, when Col Mar in
was closing his speech in appeal his audience
support the Union ticket when speaking of Edward Eve
r, atteupt to Win bak the aeua'ed affections Of his
coun,rymen to love Of the Uuion Oy assembling them
sroli the tomb OF George Washington, just at that
poia, beautiful i.te bird few into the courthouse and
stopped near his feet Mr. Collins picked i, up il his
hand aud commenced his speech by saying he had read
in the classics Of poets making such music to charm
the trees Of the fore to make them bend listen
and the rivers to o. to hear but i; the first time he
had ever heard eoqgeace that could the bird in
s Hight and induce it stop and listen. He then hoped
{. was good omen, opened his hand and the bird joy
ou,ly lew away 10 is native woods Perhapsit may sing
TO its mate the song Of the Union and tell i: that from
ha. IL learned there is sin chance for the people Of
this country to remain they have heretofore been,
free a tie Dir Is o. n, air.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

To the Editor Of the lfhtg:
The prophecies Of in course OF daily fulfil
ment The history Of nations and their religious move
men presents the wide field upon which the divine pre-
dictons are accomplished The whole of Europe is agi-
taed Italy, in the hands Of rival conqueror Is battling
for her lost liberties Amidst the cruel con CT the Cos
pei of peace Is finding Judgment in the hearts OF her
people where has been such long famine OF the word
of GOD" The thunder Of the Vatican has gone its
rounds and returns with rerbutve force TO plague the
inventor in the chair Of st. Peters The political chang
es are also working in the direction Of result that will
establish freedom aud christianity in those countries, where
both in spirit and letter have ceased TO exist For it
they had not Italy would have been delivered from her
bondage.
Confessedy the central figure the controlling mind in
these complex events, is Louis Napoleon.
He is regarded prophetcal power and character.
With the Wisdom OF the Serpent, he deceves the Ma
tons His imperial ambition S. eks bis exaltatiou
while avowedy he proclams the object Of his heart to
be the welfare OF France the peace OF Europe. What
NAV be further expected from this remarkable man
What role he has yet enact in the great drama OF
European history, can only be copjectured. We have
been much assisted in speculation by reading the
"History Of the Dragon" work written by Ar. IT, b.
Stacy of this city. Ii advances original views up
on which the author has spent much time and research
aud grapples with courageous ability, the mighty pro-
blems Of prophetic inspiration.
The price Of the book Slc brings it within the reach
of every one aud precludes the idea Of financial ope-
ration when find there lS4 pages nicely bound for
the sum we have mentioned IL published at the wri
ters own expense whose only object to scatter his
thoughts TO the four Winds and awaken attention to the
subject he handles with much power and interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
Abolition Documents.

TIE fiend Of tie Ylne'y tieke, very much e1cr.
c.ed about the ire sonabe abolition ranng Of "Higher
Law Seward ia Boston shos. time since, and cir
cuatng his n,5ndary peech throughout the South. II
th sc renem,n ui1 that the circulation Of such nf
mons documents will benefit the South, suggest that
thew orler half million copies OF the notorious "eper
Bo,k and spreld them broadcast throughout the land
Il in violation Of The lac but then it would assist i'm
nsey in carrying the programme Of Mr.. Yaneey
Sar,e, Lster-"FlsE TIE SOUTHERN HEART AND PREcIP-
fr,rE THE CorroN SrAtEs INTO A REVOLUTION"
Aud We. these Breckiurijge men claim to be tho
most intense Uuon meu; aud any man who calls them
disuaonsts TO use the classic language Of their great
leader william L. Yaneey,) "lies ia his teeth"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

We ae authorized and requested TO extend TO the Ia
dies cor5sl invitation 10 attend Che Dedication Of tae
Young Mems Cab House ibis evening Elevated seats,
GA either side OF ,ae Speakers Sui have been specially
prepared and c, aglr; io- .Lg.g accommodation Andi.
is ;otc hoped hat person, claiming, 90 De gentleman,
wiz .a;raie upon ,lc ladies, Department We hope also,
thar the htiss a. p-oE ply avail themselves OF the ir
yi-,on ,hgs sincerely extended TO thom, and that hun
drei Of diem p attend the Dedication ceremonies this
evening We trust further, TIA. they may fad i. con
vsusn, 10 attend, regularly the meetings Of the Club
Let item consider themselves iayitej, therefore, to a.
tend no, only ;lc Dedication demonstration this evening,
hst -1 future meetings Of Che Club vi,hou. exception
Let them come and I'm che name Of every member Of Che
Clct, We promise them cordial Ben and Everett wei
a4HN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
a Candid AdmlasIon.

A correspondent Of the New York Journal Of Com
raree writing from Washington under date of the 18th
inst, says
As u political prospects in Iowa, nothing favorable
ctn BE- sii Lincoln will sEe everything before him,
zen IN Iadani TIE Brsetiriiys opposition 20 DJu-
Q .,s he's reHi,rs8 this certain"
Tae Journal Of Commerce is supporter Of the Brock.
nrdg -Yaacsy ticket What tia: ticket may do in the
North if the people do no. igloro it. here
fessed We do no: doubt that the O5e,t Of many lead
ers in pressing the BreckinrdgeY lncey ticket in the
free States Is to elect Liacon Mr. Yancey will visit
she North to help along thus playing into the hands
Of those who have pledged themselves to secession in
the event Of Lncolns election The coaisryaiiv, Union
men North mus. coun exact his eT1r,s aud the eJrts
all who are pi Messing the d.slnon ,ic,et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

MISUNDERSTANDING published some time ago the
particulars OF the suicide of Mr. Thomas Munroe Cory
and the rumors and statements apparently duplicating his
partner Mr. Miller 10 transactions injurious the credit
of the firm, deem il act oil simple justice 10
expert need merchants viz: Messrs. A. D. Grief, Robt
Hare Jos. Ellis, and r. Yeatman requested by him
TO examine into the affairs of the late frm These gem
tlemen publish statement entirely acqutng Mr.. Miller
OF all blame in the par nership connection, and proving
Mr. NJ had drawn from the concern the wages OF mere
clerk and that the liabilities quite small aud the
sets largely in OF them We take great pleasure
in making known this conclusive testimony to the bust
ness 6deli of Mr. MiIer-N q Data
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

We clip the following from a stauuch supporter of
Judge Douglas-the Mt Vernon GaardaH-published
almost his very home, and therefore it comes with
something like authority; but wants either the official
confirmation or else a denial by authority:
"Prior to the Baltimore Convention Mr. Breckenridge
assured the friends of Mr. Douglas 10 the most positive
terms that he would take the stump for that gentleman
in every Northwestern State, should he be nominated.
Can the Examiner or inquirer inform US whether
there is any truth 10 the above assertion9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
John BROWNS Northern Friends.

Hon Linton Stephens made the following disclosure in
ms speech at Augusta Ca, Monday night last James
T. Brldy is the regularly nominated candidate OF the
Breckenridge party for Governor Of New York and it has
been charged that the BreokinFdgers are only running
candidates in the North to help Lincoln Mr. Stephens said
Ole Of the most earnest defenders Of John Brown is
the Breckenridge candidate for Governor Of New York,
Mr.. Brady He male sympathizing speech for John
Brown; and my informant IA Southern man, who heard
him. says be so disguised with him that he Kissed
him
Cannot the people Of the South see that the glme OF
the BEeekenrdgers is to secure the election o.
Lincong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
An Obdurate and Inveterats Case OF DYSPEP-
STA CURED BH THE ORIGINATED BIT.
TERS.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

HoNlcInE IN PoISr PLEAsANr-We learn from the
Maysvile XVI Edgle that Nathan s. Davis formerly Of
MiysviIle on Saturday shot Charles Peyton, at Pout
Pleasant killing him instantly. difficulty had occurred
time previous in which Peytou attacked Davis with
scythe. Neither party sustained any injury Peyton
Immediately after this purchased revolver and threat
ened to kill Mr. d. sight On Saturday he passed the
pipe factory Of Mr. D. several tines evidently watching
an opportunity put his threat into execution, with hi
hand in the left breast of his coat if holding pistol
Mr. D. having been apprised Of his threats loaded shot
gun with balls and fred at Peyton from one Of the win
dows, killing him iusandy. Davis surrendered himself
aud was sent up for further trial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

Drsr. 1sr. T.. IT, CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
2nd. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NO.tOway,
81 THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4th. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward
sth. JAMES r. JOHNSON. Of Bedford
0th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, Of Richmond
7,b. LEMUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middlesez.
9th. B. II SHAC6ELFORD of Fauguier.
10Th. ANDREW Z. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
",llb. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
!, 18th. W L. STAPLES. Of Montgomery.
18th. WALTER PRESTON OF Washington
18th. j. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood.
10Th A. b. CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

Messrs Jos. Siuton aud Sons have been kind enough
to send Us parcel of apples and pears, grown at their
Nursery in Henrico two three miles from Rich
mond-for which beg them to accept grateful
acknowledgements There was "White Mountain Pppin"
in the lot weighing 2l ounces and the pears-oh they
we're exceedingly delicious. The Messrs Sinton all
noble Wings ard nOble-hearted gentlemen, and wish
them health prosperity and long life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

Let an those Who propose to unite in the procession
tonight remember that o'clock precisely is the hoc'
SET apart for them to assemble on Broad and Ninth streets
Let perfec, pgneuay be displayed BY you all, and let
al attend a, The time and place designated withou; fail
l., Us have grad demonstration and glorious rally
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
Down on NIillson.

The Hon John $. Nilsson, representative in Congress
from the Norfolk district has declared against BrecSn-
ridge, and the Breckenridge organs are, consequently
down upon him ike thousand of brick. Bat, Nilsson
is an independent fearless man. and will probably not he
much Disconnected by the wpOteu denuncations of the
Breckinriissrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
NEWS BY THE OVERLAND EXPRESS.


ST. JosEPHs, Mo. Sept. 4.-San Francisco papers Of
the 22d ut contain the following additional news.
The steamer Sonora, which left San Francisco on the
22d for Panama. took 100 cabin passengers and $4,000
in treasure-SSO0 900 Of which was for New York. Also
Sl2 600 worth Of Washoe silver The total ship
mens of washoe ore mostly within the past two months
sums up 1896 GEO.
The merchandise exports Of California, mostly in sta
pie products since January last amount in value to
81, 800 OOO against $2S0O0OO for the corresponding
period of 1850.
There has been no leading transactions in the San
Francisco markets since the last report. Best brands
of candles berg "a cents in small lots to the trade
Butter continues to freely at n further ADVANCE
Lard quiet bacon active pork In better request
hams are looking up. CofIee-Rio l5sl5tc. Refined
sugars are firm at IL cents for crushed sugars
trie improved. Nails 4ta4 81; The receipts of wheat
are large shipping qualities still rule at about 81 80 per
100 lbs
The fruit trade of Oregon had commenced. Apples
were worth 81 per barrel in the orchards for shipment
to San Francisco. The aImers cutting by far the
largest aud best crop of wheat grown in the State.
Breckenridge Douglas aud republican clubs we're or
ganzng in all the principal towns and each party claim
ed to be the strongest
The news from British Columbia Is unmporant. Dis
coveries of silver mines have been made in the neigh
borhoOd of Fort Hope and the town has again assumed
quite animated appearance.
The steamer Wilson G. Hunt had arrived at Victoria
from New Westminster, with $2S 900 in gold DUST The
news from Fraser river mines continues encouraging.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

HANGING IN TALLADEGA, ALA.-The Montgomery ALA
Mail Of Thursday last says:
We learn through gentleman jus. from the upcoun-
try that on Tuesday night last 2Sth August the citi-
zens of Taladcga took from the jail at that place. the
white man who the ringslder in the lately discover
ed plot among the negroes of that vicinity and hanged
him Yesterday morning he as gracefully pendant to
a Pride Of China tree. We aid not earn his name
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

The Louisville Democrat asks, "what the deuce does
Breckenridge about the protection Of slavery in the
tersories Though moderately wealthy and living in the
midst Of slavery he does not single slave. Il he
cOnscien,iousy opposed to the peculiar iusitution:"
Cannot his organs answer"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

Nature In her laboratory remedy adapted
to every disease which ae.h heir to-" Bat requires
investigation and research Of the philosopher to discover
apply this remedy. Such research investigation
eeeded Ia discovering remedy for that affective dspensa
ton, the
DYSPEPSIA.
With all It's lesser and Numerous evils and may be safely
serted that until the appearance Of the esygeHated B
Of Dyspepsia cared exp in medical practice
Nov under the influence Of these Brs cure the
exception failure TO
Read the following which the subscriber requests publish
for The beaeht Of the Affected
An Obdurate and Inveterate Case OF DYSPEP-
STA CURED BH THE ORIGINATED BIT.
TIERS.
PABus, N. " Nov. n, 1852
Messrs s. W. Fowls Co., Boston,
years pas. have seed Of the time
verey IN Dyspepsia II assumed the form Of BOusness
Heartburn Ore0a after EdH0 accompanied I'll
stomach and constipation Of the bowels tried
popular remedies without avail when, about eighteen months
since having heard the Orygeadd Brs fpok Of In hieh
Induced give the medicine trial Il indeed could
mediate reei For weeks would Inconvenience
my enemy when another attack would give occasion for
small dose OF the Des and by the OF less than one bottle
fad myself eneetualy cured.
all Dyspepes with confidence believing that
II fair trial Of Is made permanent will be the result
You liberty this certificate In which Will
promote the SAFE Of YOUR excellent remedy. -
Prepared by sETH W. FowLE CO. Bo.ton and for sale at
whoe'ale and retail by ADIE GRAY. PURCELL. LADD CO.
PETERSON p DUvAL Richmond and by all druggists and
dealers In medicines In city and country aulS-dckglm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06

There will be but three State elections during the pre-
sent mouth, viz: In California Vermont and Maine
The election in California takes place next THURSDAY II
is only for members of the Legislature and local officers
Vermont votes to-day for Governor State, and County
officers ard members Of Congress Erastus Fairbanks Is
the Republican candidate for Governor being opposed
by John G Ssxc Douglas Democrat and poet The lat
ter beaten last year by Gov. Hall Republican, nearly
seventeen thousand votes The following are the cand
a goa for Coupress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
MIR. SEWARD IN MICHIGAN,

DETROIT, Sept 4th.-GOv. Seward arrived here this
evening He received by the Wide-Awakcs and
about six thousand citizens national salute fired,
rockets put Off bands OF music p Eyed and deafen-
ing cheers given when Gov. Seward appeare on
the deck of the ferry it reached the dock
He was escorted to the residence of Senator Chandler
where, in short speech he retained thanks for the
ovation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
Republicau-Israel Washburn, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures X. Smart.

Inc gu0eInatoFlaI cOlIesI has Oetn cOnuucIed WIN
much spirit, both by the Republicans and Democrats
both branches of the latter uniting in the support Of C
Smart who is a Douglas The Uui0n men have made
but little effort In 1856 Hamlins majority for Governor
was ssh IL 1857 Morrill, bad II S37 minority the
next year. s 9i2, and last year llqSS They were all
Republicans The party, at the last election,
ried the entire Congressional delegation but by only 455
majority in the first district and 90 in the third district
10 the other districts the Republican maofes very
larrn
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DIED.

Near Lagrange Tennessee the 9th OF Jay MIRA SUSAN
LANIER Abner w. Lanr formerly OF Brunswick, Va
Her age rs. ri
In Buaswck on the sth Instant Miss MART J. CLAIBORNE
ds ughler Of d. J. Claiborne. Jr sgei 90
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sppcuaI NOTICE.-7S cents I

tib0 will buy one Of Grahan's small stencils, for
marking clothing with IxDuABLz Call and examine pee
live In tie country send for sample eneioas
stamp. Aho, every variety ofBrands made 70 order
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TYrom Editor Of Norfolk Herald.l
max RR,g DIR RHUUTU RITsTRRR.

yfIs the which tss celebrated Btes are mostly
sought amer and possessing they de- vo divide fame,
hardly impress the mind OF Tie Invalid the
inemabe yues have In Intercourse, heard but
expression In their and that Is whenever used they act
like charm and efcacious than medne that
has been offered 10 the public The maker Of these Bs
highly wrought panercs flaming hand bills TO further
e. his Bters but simply throwing the article It's
merit be Judged dinghy He does like all the quaek
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manty; his reputation that taken accord
Ing directions will Ague and Fever Dyspepsa Bowel
Complaint Cholera Morbrs Indigestion Sour Stomach. Loss Of
Appete-and all diseases arising from orpdy Of the Liver and
inscton digestive organs Their equal yet 10 be had
These Bers be had Messrs. ADIk GRAY, PURCELL,
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Orders eled By addressing L. BAKE, Proprietor.
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Decoration OF the Club House---The Ladies
The Htscugs

the ntbcues
The Committee OF Arrangements request US to an
nouace to the Ladies that every thing Wl be ready r
the decoration Of the Cub House this morning. at 10
o'clock At which hour the Lsdie, invited 70 tend
and give orders That large number Of Ladies' viii be
present this morning and lend the Club their indsPenz
able assistance we are fully assured Let them be as
puucaal to the hour designated pOssblc-and bless
iprs be upon them an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-06
rTr. BrsckInridse'- Plea Ger seeomlns

lions Of mighty triumph will undoubtedly be ours =
10 thea, for pull astrODg pull and pull all tOge her.