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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21
NEGRO HIRING. 1861
n. &. >. OPTON,


Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oTFoS CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN sTREErs. oPPo-
SITE DICKISSOg, HlLL CO.,
RTCH NCSND, VA,
TIyE Subscriber brgs his Acknowledgements 70 his
friends patrons Tor the daring 'he past sx year,
would iri3rn them t he Sill continues the buness OF ilR
ING OUT REGROFS, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and all busoss pertaining TO General Agency 10 al
which he gives his g6rS0a.I! attention.
C- Parties The country -i1 may entrus the hiring OF he
Negroes him. assured Of every attention being paid -
gn thea other but good homes gpa the best prices, aud
the event OF sickness the beat medical DAD srJaci attention
shah always De supplied lie has also large comfortable apart
raenL connected With his oce where those servants who act
provided places stay night during the hiring
inan, with good hrS. SREs OF oEANGE
Negroes hire the coming year. had better be sent 10
early afst- CHRISTMAS az possible
10 those ds,aos % isSoa lam JsTsany afknoton beg
{, TeJer u tiC JDti0,ofag peT1oss:
Richmond, Dickinson, I'm Co; King and Queen county, Dr.
Thams Lsare, Arsr Temple John Lumptn, Thomas Yaune
roy; WvamOrend county Dr. p d. wheelwIiga Rev. Thos
Locke King william county, John Lataur, W. Ls.ane De-
John Lewis King George cGGut George Turner Richard Turner
MAgaus Thomas Lee Caroline colaiy Re- Hudgin Dr. John
D. Bue Essex county ~ J. y. Whoek BE- james II. Laane
Edward y Noel Beverley D. Boy, J. BOY Mlceu, Wiley Fogg
George Wright Gloucester county Dr. Thomas O. CloPtop JEFF
subh Hughes James City county Parks Slater
Richmond coauty Robert A. Payne; New county,
CoptoR HOWE, Dr. L. O. CrunP, John Lacy, r. T.
Lacy Louisa eoGnty Dabney Parrish Cumb county VIM D.
Copton H. Foster LunenbuEs county r. w. Brovn cuPcPer
County, T. b. Chewing; Prince William county, Vim. j. Where;
Eoriolg Capt J. 2. Middleton, John Gor-ley.
deii8-dlg&clm
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUeEsINrENoENTs oTFlcE,
RICHMOND, July 8lst, ls6l.
Notice TO Persons sending Packages TO Soldiers al ahas
sas, stanton, &C., &c.
VHE practice Of sending large pasEage oy me Man ans
AMI necessary 10 caution persons 70 eonhne themselves 70
ysry small PACKAGES they Will the Tsk OF eir oSns le
besides being subject 70 exeress charges ,yy,rcoup
30 General Superintendent
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II LlIsHy CAPS. HiiitsrY .snp..l -

VI b"Oit oilers, a. Wholesale aud Re,si, To ne Ei,s
aLi Lr puprg .eaeAl is large sod Of Home Manufactured
G44i Grry, u -a E.,t Cadet aud FitFlr syIc Caps
o. hat a. u- giluan' favorable tesEs as 10 ca
ig DE- .sgL PafL,IItf iit.n1a desired tc VA nis
a.. H. H the h.r, .u I1r ble and wtrur Cap tu,,
e-si utIg ua h-nl g0i ypJI o. toek the minu,rtur
90 Dress hAi r Obs WG,l.e amt hrttl trade viii De cpnLu.
eI. JhnE DJO 49,, 40 b, du Street, Richmond, Va se2o
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r II DICKINSON, : SURVIVING
NAT Il. HILL. Partner.
DuVAL a NOR Oy,S HORSE TaN.C, F"'s

Males. giving t4sm appetite aud Relieving G. can Ui -"
Nl-nf Lisslu7i aud Dslrmyrr. lai AZ Diseases
whcb bose subject ul,rn,ly tbs "Ho', Tu, gives
appetite hNr ald be s "a sie
te Aal Improved, wLou hS tlrg back o. bis Ts.
rlnuon % hss hsru used extensively ince Is ntruuciUy
ts 500 ia ts ey sGl al parts @, the Ste 10 N
l Nu Carolina, Nrg YORK, Ni To- aiui"-t quarter 90
t.- Jl.,l. and ihr demand Is ,i-U edits Increasing.
The HIgs- 1'n, IA, given uuyyr8a satisfaction as AI a. IN
s.b,shaf ', been able O. tcritn Hcl1br oasGcd ~ Toe
s4r..t duggs be- Rails state, aui CT Jas T. nuNAl, b1g
: 90. pIsf.g aud Nsuu.ty furHr. s.'"'
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fTO HYkuCfANs. The Hnb Carbonate BIsmut1 offer.
ell ynu perfect subt fsT the euh Nitrate Whleh 10
MIR and 1hetonpirrs OF the De sttoy
wide pa iI-,) Asert fr the sab Car vey &
sd Sab Nitrate, and pfouinsnt
ia'en -rssyR sueieat supply Iees.vei 10 Al al pre- esp
urns r the best eh uisais s1d ph
product ~ .sAHa hsr.t Jr PLY, 10 the mot
81 ss r,escriptobs pat MEADE BAKER
PhaIma '-ts's SO Man above Post 0nee ss7G
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VlEGISEA CENTRAL BAIL ROAI
CHANGE OF HOURS.

Is e g 10 7{AEs
ON and AFTER Wednesday, October 81,
~ The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
Jacks ms River and intermediate Sta
tons daily a. $780, 81 c0nnse.ns with the Orange and Alex
auira Railroad Go:ionsvie, for MGnAsas and all
intermediate p1 aud q. Charlottesville with the trains iof
LynchbUrg. 49,, .,..--
HamAn srowa Stages connect with the train at sGunion
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and a. Goshen on Iue
iAys, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
la nAn Mason and Conpanys Sage line connects with Tie
Train !or The WhGe Euplur i-vishurg 10 daily
RETURNING,
The Mall TAn leaves JGeEsons KSer daily at4 ~ NJ Tor
Richmond. -
Fhe regular Through prelg r GO'donyS and points West
Of there lea Is Rchnold NJ SraiayS. Tlesdsys and
ihussday arrive Lom the West att NJ al Sundays WEI
ae.days and EdjsYs
Regular Way Fresh train Tor Gofdonsye ald poia;s East
ari H. D. wHITooMB
lsnsrGi snperlLteaduuA
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SOUTH SIDE RAEEROAD.
.NNAND ARrRR MONDAY IhE29d AU- 90
J gust lie passenger rTAlns will run - ioloss: A12
RROM PETERSBURG TO LfhOABUkd. .,...
MAIL Train ssrtI daily a. bs0 A. NJ reaches Lynehe1rs Nlss
Pm. &C.. =, ...s > n
Passenger Trail starts dA sxespt Sundays, eso Il =.
reaches LyneAburs GtlSS0 A. NJ
PROM LYNoHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
NATHAN start daily Is II A. NJ reaches feersoafs y
Passenger Trains stArts daily except eenusyb ~ WV
rsEchrs Petersburg st GO A. N. -, -
These trains with two daily trSns 70 we springs
Vile NAshyIle, Memphis 3e.. TO New Orleans . -.
ES This IS Inc shortest and expeditions route 70 AL paIu
Trnpesgee Alabama Mississippi LousAna, ArkansA1 and texas
TY- CITY Point Train Petersburg daily except
NJ Sad ls Noon and 0ty Point At $50 A NJ and 10y r. n
Extra tram ran 30 sad hen Al we hsAh PA0hs A'
'SSN' H. D. BIRD,
-. General superintendent
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FINE LIQUORS. "a
w STAR"
100 cases sne oi,rtt wlpe
1 bsakrts Champagne Vice
oESks Enc French Brady
bedes ssrfe lot Of eor cid Wines AID pran6e u
9ueonibis As 10 and purity having been boue toAd
Also London Porter Scotch Ale lh and Scotch Whky, Old
Jamsea Rum, &C. Our stock Of vna Rye Whky eops!bes
NOS. Of The beat brands Of which very old supesicr
III OF which We viii se at BaA advance In
ehaseI JOHNSON YOUNGER 4 Grey,
jelS Va. IL paari Hirsst pIshr.ozd ia
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DOCS ssTE' a. ANDERSON,
NV L.n Ar.n .In,n Z, In


AZ receiving Tor the Pail Trade CapenFz, Oh Cloths Ma
u lag CuIsl ,gdi, C0rnceg aud Bands Hndo- Shades
Payer days Jsr,3 ha- and Mgs prices
U-sprl C5s Beds and &s:sress made order ~ ebert
lice Pa9. hausas lone a the city coont By sapsoors
,a-a. Tosl--
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RAILROADS., &C,
KlcnhlONp AND DANVii.LE RilLIOap.


RlCHhVSD kHD DANVii.Lk HiiLROSp. aa
EE5E IA
suPERINTsNDENTs orFIoE,
~ ~ kicaaoSp, Aus. 9Th, 1851. !
SUMMER ARRANGEms HINT,
FOR THE SOUTH AND souTH-wLsr.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY Aug ish the Passenger Trains vi" run
~ ~ follows: -oo
Msu Train leaves Richmond daily sundAys ineuttd Ep
NJ but on Sunday the coca BarkesVe only
rr Win The trains south Ride Railroad for ME souh anu
south MesI - -. ,-, ,...> =, s,- A NJ
AMI reaches RicnEond At = O'Clock, y. ID.
ON sunday there will be Mall Train hon burkessme 70
,on Leaving Burkesyle arrival OF the Train from the
South and southwest lO NJ, and reaching Richmond a.
Tna rom Richmond Burkssvle with the Tran.
on the south eide Railroad Lyoehburg and the South "es
daily. n ,,,. In an. sor,n.
Tie Train from Danvie connects al Bnrksyie win me oou
eide Railroad trains petersburg and Norfolk
Through Tickets oouTed and Baggage Will DC
ihroughto the following Points: ,,,
LynChburg, ytSss-'
Bristol, noA,s+s'
Dalton. -, o. ~ r.. conr
Montgomery. ohA'' o. S,,a.ir,.nJs,,
Jyl5-S S-P--
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HUN9' "a JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aud Agens sale o. Manufactured aal Smoking Tobacco
tOJo PAoA8.,s nov los sale. tel2-GA
EWngh7tar E-puh rtH, 8sunion Spectator and frrdrr
isAsbury Nrss su copy and seud I'M IN Mtf nh's
AsSSOLGTIDN OF gO-PAfk'GN hsa~ mr.
the ie,h % uiLl Oh. concern OF DoA NsuS, tiL
dissolved All persons Indebted TO sail rpcceru Will al
Immediate payment The u the VII be us
oaly IN settling Up the hs4insss.
n DICKINSON, sufyyDz
NAT H. HILL. Partner.
90 pARTNERSEIEP.-rh subssrlps "a have assoc-tel
themst', e. h- under The style DyLtNs'N bL. TO
purpose carrying The A1d a ssl b.
tor Eey0es thr ol esiaS sand % pigkuon
MuAOA AOtD IL DICKINSON,
NAT. VII.
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- TOnEADS or DEPART-

T1~sa3 NINE Nj N7s7T an % !. "0uIl % :,
N-u5n o. the o. Departments OF The various
he Government C0airdsrse Slater aow In smosd 20
gIy, goyaIopss, H,ank Book, &C., which viii
nlrliih thea fair Isir-s g. ~, NIL
uynr attached b ny estsb 1hent extensive BOOK bnde
-, ~ ~ pp.rsl e. execute Binding, and the Manufactured
HSnk Books % every description, Tie best manner AMI A. NE
-, -, " A AORRls,
Pubsher anil Bookseller,
IA 81 Man street. Richmond, Va.
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oUcs Ri5uV0ND ASn P'TEi;9rRa gAlL1'1 iI,, o

Owes RiguvDNp PNrELsBuRa BAIR'Ap 20,
Richmond, Va, OrL ~, lsGl.
AN and Aher Friday, Oct sth the trains on "a -E3ket2
~ this road will De iollow1 Ec& gsH--A.
.fsil Train Leaves aIchmnld nAi 3 - 5A-N
Fresht EuI accommodation trsas daily, except Sundays
A. n and ~
Nall Train leaves Petersburg daily st6P.N
Freight anil S,omuolNol rsins daily, except Sundays al
N. Aad ,
OF PrtesnhurF.
Traveller mind that the COZ rumrst requires All
p.rsons Isl,ig he ciiy by tbs have OF
or4-t = a. WYNRs Sult
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS visiting city yts ofmsinH purchases
lsA az respectfully solicited examine stocA u DRY
GOODS. We Odrr To- sale:
.sEsas 49, J-igs Brown sheetiugS and shirtings,
gOJ " O.GSbpgs,
20 cases Bleechsa shee;ings and Shlrtllgs,
o. bales Plaid ard sigipea Osnabulgs,
GO pieces Striped sad Plaid EsGsi,rs, for servants,
eoEAles Fckiu-,
20 " Dsnin4s snd Striped shrinss,
fI5O esaes Fancy Prints,
30 OotsOuAdes,
10 /" COlored Caabrcs,
Is q" Kentucky Jeans And rveeds,
Aud asrEe sE0uen Heavy Hud Zine Linens for genis
willie CACbdcs Irish Iiusus Lawns Plain striped and Enbrod
cred Beirgrs and POpNns Cloths CGassreH Vrurs, de- Ac
all Of Which win sell very cheap The cash sud prompt trade
ELLE-TT 4 DREWRY
No. II Pearl etFeet
xul Rchm0nd Va.
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WOOD ANnIImBER.

HAVING Weed aud Lnntsr Yard the Hoe Of the York
HI River Railroad Cpps.te 10y Wsrehous have Aiste ar.
rsngenen Tor constant supply Of os sDa Pbe WOOD ~Lich
I'll be delivered 10 families al tie very lowest Et.set price
builders vii also md GOOD Assortment Of the yTssis
Laneer. which Will be sold VI accommodating terms.
fefi a
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"A lsG Main street. cosnsr above Post once,
Strangers and others will bnd hue assortment OF Lsbin and
other hpe sosps; Ponsdes PstfmsE sbd oamtrQuH kSo,
large assortment OF the best Port Mo1Aes and Pus conb
the lowest prices for eash. isls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-21

ATTENTION, LADIES!
1usr rsssed Fashionable loot and Shoe estsbshnent
- 20 Msln S.e- ~ foEins and beautiful styles
shoes for Ladies: ' z. on. Nl"E
LA3ies' oossaek Boots, entirely Ess IT
bGlnoral Shoes r...s#
Sip Sole, fair glitch lid 0OnErc,, Boot
"a =" Lace "
Heel button Caters, thick and thin sole
Congress ." very superior
Together with az asi assortment Of all other yles Of sdios
shoes Asd LAM respectfully invited 10 call
sSHu O. PAGE, Jr,
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w. SIACN. ". O. DARLINGTON.
Address. Howard,yile, Virginia.
EESGss Il cos
1861. E-sssss 1861.

ISOI. kEE8Nas8 IoUI.
MAIL u A = * EFT l. n "a,
PACkEr CLARA, Captain Il. d. Isbrr.
PACKET viola CAptala W. n. Maxwell. .
PACK EP PERCY, Captain A. q. Loving, Jr.
PLCKEr PIONEER Captain q. v Burts
4 FAVE Richmond Monday, "wednesday and Friday,
StbP n Leave Lexington sAae days At O'Clock, A. -
With superior accommodations fOT uassl=E1 rams rweeiy
between 5eimond Lyuchburg, and Lexington
Packages conveyed By h ns will be .ecepsd tor :! our OF
Gee anl paid for II ost Our Agents are:
W. Cruchnrli, Richmond, foeosk Parrish, Lyaehbnrr
avT E.r,f.g- Lexington
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WA CALL the alenu0a OF tie cIsens Of Eieh
w loUI, Ns;nls, ~ p EEo fyrtes Nhieh ~
We We pserl vti Ms Uarusi th-jy qualities
Ia tyrry respect may estsd BY she s!do Ct s5e ~
NUeI Cli,l ,rI1gs.
~. aauagt Al Pisao AMI show As high sad as nuAs
rous testimonials ~ any factory TIE eogny all VI which
Bs0ad Street 81 door fruin nh
d,is-- LIGHTE q BRADBURY.
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expressly to show their sympathy with Southern
traitors in which they passed resolutions UNFOLDING
treason and Slavery strongly as could Jen' Dayis
or the redoubtabe Wigfall.
Rs tied That gard the present movement Of r,t
of the Southern States in resun the powers they
stituiion from being overthrown by Abraham l A. hi,
party platform requires and demands him to
With cheers for South Caroline. and uroans for
Horace Greeley
Re,,lred That believing tbs, the peope Of the Southern
saes &c we ~ 5 I5coinr with taen IN ei h NV
peryer ed and unauthorized q" Instruction Of the
tends destroy their peace welfare and happiness
The legal adviser 81 Mayor Wood also upheld the
treason of the Soath, and said he for peaceabe
secession'' or for letting them alone.
And 80 on down to the memorable speech at the
voks Gsrten, wherein he charges the Admlnistra-
ton with having brought the country to the verge OF
ruin and destruction, and as
party that has precipaied civil upon ms, which II
we survive II Is than any other nation ia n,oaein
tances-A party that has endesored tn bring the bse slave
10 compete With The white labor OF the North that nae no
sympathy for the poor whe man. bat will grind him down
md fbsv can nance him 70 work for hfty cents day will
do that aud at times withhold even that from hnn oy Hsu
negro Of the south That, true and spplsu.e And tell
you here that long that party rules this country there
peace for this country They not only in favor oil
persecution Of th. war but they in favor of perPeus
ton proongstion of this war they foI thi. so
as there /, a dollar Of public money to be expended
in which they may psrticpne. They viii pros,
.cute It long az there Is dIoP OF southern
blood to be shed provided they removed from the scene o.
danger. lAppausc They wl ge ae lrish aud Germs aus
I'll their defend tho country under The idea
that they themselves will ROMAN at home and divide the
punder which IS bong distributed. Applause and laughter
fthat party gets possession Of your City Government God
help you! Voices. Never They have driven this
Iuon to destruction They have conquered NJ the strongod'
Of the north aud they battling against the cadN o. the
Empire City When that falls 70 Us al repeat God help
us Ny friends If New York falls under Abolition rule in
stead the rule under which you labor, will feel
them with ten thousand times greater severity. they get
potseon Of this Democratic City OF New York they have
long had possession OF the Empire State Of New ork they
doing that which wrings 900 from the sinews OF
th country they may have the aud they may
abolish slavery and shed the blood Of Southemers what viii
they do when IN addition the power which they
possess they obtain tue control OF the City Government aud
add that 70 the misery under which tie county now abos
lCheen
Such are, and such have been the sentiments OF
the man who now place. himself before the people
of the City Of New-York, for reelection their Chief
Magistrate. II is for them to say whether they pre-
fer treason patriotism. Let them answer the
question on Tuesday, at the polls.
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Passengers Sailed

n shas.aip SqI0nn, for Harbsrg and Sosh9EPto1T1
sevtb j. Bunemsun l.. WALTON 81 Louis Mis- johns, Mrs
C. T. H. Johns, c. Graefenhtim, Lsroque, sh9'tei'
Ios.eier Mis- Emile Noesoler, Mese, C. Ering2y +
A. Nelson w. Sebreeht hrs MARIA Wiesenhoier New OK
~ Doesh.r San Ff4ncco John Hodson Enz and yedefeo
Rev Havana: Busche MINI; J. Becker Mrs On,ol1,e
Walton r. schw.zeubachsr l. Godenbers H. tsIlies j.
"A Nsnen, Mr. and Mrs Seyori, II Henemaun Chate ne.
S.u.Yori u Tsube Miss Aiehed kohle, 81. Lo1i' Ny,
n Boursoin, Miss Cathtriue Bodswes, j. Won Ohm A
Kumert, New-Yort U. Sprecsels, IL Hoffman, osn IRAN
cisco and others In s.eersge Totsl l33. .
IN sf,diassip Efnd for Iirpooi ard Queen'''rH--mI
A Walker, Mn. r. ". Fisher aud child C. FAeIe, mi''
McCalun Amelia Keh, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Glasgow, j., !.
sens and three daughters NJ lstemsn Robert Rcter W ~
Smith Fox r. Bonner, H. L Mitchell Mr. lignn, @astei
Crofs Master Pinton Rev Hugh McCsrey Charles Duree
A. sherard Henry LongTide W. M. Coclrsne Nh and Mf'
j. Eor,tmsn Frank Armstrong Thos Wilson Miss Mchenaa
and others IN steerage.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ocean Queen tU. 5. transport Sesbrry Port
Royal Nov a. At 80 p m. to c. Nsndsfbh Has I'VE hos
pitsi nurses on board ~, 40
St.auship knrnsk (Br) lie Messurier Havana Nov 20,
and NASSAU N. p. 25th Indse. aud pass 10 f. tnnard
shin ID H. Choate (of Boson) Cunior, Dublin Oct J, in
ballast 10 o. L. Choate to Georges Banks Nov. 81
e,p.rne.d heavy W. gales most OF the time since. Nov
l.; !at 81 a. lon o. 81 spoke brig VIM. Lsuabee nom Fort
land Tor Havana, days out.
Bari Nugget (Br., Of ST. John n b. Brownwell isbccos
T. r. Nov g. sugar 10 T James. Nov 3, schr ashore
on the end Of Porto Rico; had all her spars aud rigging
Standing; could not sscoftsin hat she was.
BARK Lyugoer (Norl Hendckscp Bristol 30 days IN ballast
10 order Nov 81 lat 90 So Ion. 50 49, oIe andiit sch
painted black all spaTs and rigging sisndns haa nanah set
which blown into ribt ons saw no one on board . ,
Bari Siren Queen lof Fairhsyenh Austin, New Bedord
Jays ballast to r. w. Cameron. VIII load Tor Sydney, N
sW
Brig Canton (Br. of Digby, n. 81 sui- Gubacoa. p r.
Nov J. sugar TO r. NeYius son Nov. 49, lat - 81 Ion
q o. spoke schr. Alice Br.) from ST John, n r. pound
Havana Has experienced strong N N W. gales the entire
passage. ~, A,
Brig Eliza Ann McAdam (Br.. Of st. Andrew ~ b Ad;
ans Humacoa 20 days sugar, &c 10 BRETT Son TO- haa
hoayy X. w. gales the entire passage
Big Fayorta (Br Ilueck, Curacoa Nov H. falt Sc; 20
FoakeS Sons Has had strong n and N w eses south Of
HEergs. - -,
Big Tyro (Br. OF Windsor, N. 81, Holmes, San juan
Cuba, ~ days. sugar Go master, M, =, s.,. "a
coffee 20 Aynar Go. Experienced heavy weather. / NJ
Sehr Garland (of East Machiasl Norton, saYsnhs " Nv
Nov. I, lsswoea and pipient9 " u IApoh
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CARD FROM Mr.. OPDYKE.

TIE following card was offered N The Heroid,
but The editor Of that veracious sheet refused to pub
lish il:
10 re Editor Of Tbs Hcrols.
SIR: You are mistaken in stating that | acted ~
one Of the Vi,e.Presideuts Of the meeting last
Wednesday, Vt which Mr.. Sunncr made Ms address
upon the rebellion. ] war not present, did not con-
sent 10 he President, and not re1uestei 70
at a. such or TO allow ny name 10 be used. Il Wa
undoubtedly used by enemy for the purpose Of do
ing me injury. | am not aud never lave been an
Aboli,ioulst. have no couceslneuts in respect 10
nv opinions. They art correctly set forth In the
opening addres, Of Judge Cowles at the meeting OF
last evening, an extract nom which / Dolose, and
which beg you 10 publish with this note, rs nm act
OF Justice Very truly yours, GEo. OPDrKE.
sunday EssniHg, Dec. T. 1901.
The reaAit. OF lodge Cowos viii be found al length %
the 9th pG.e OF TIE TEIBUsH
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QUESTIONS winch SHOIlLD RE
ANSWERED.
Vor Populi rants 10 knoW--

Vor Popuh rants 10 knoW--.
Whether G. Godfrey GU,,ther bas dissolved bjs
connection with the Sece, sion Club of which he was
Secretary SINCE the fat of Sumter and to which he
paid his subscription % a Southern sympathizerl
Whetbsr he has not been seeking the nomination
for Mayor for years, by protesting Know-Notbing
sentiments, to get the Native votet
Whether be ID not eOW supported by known Ne
cessioniSts, and by the rump Of John Bells sup
porters, who wish to truckle to the South
Whether he is not using, personally, the most I'M
fair to defeat George Opdyke, and if he can
not be elected himself, to secure Wood's elections
Whether, in the event of Woods election, be is
not to have the Presidency of the Aqueduct Board
Whether he is not the cats.paw of that party Of
Tammany who generally favor Fernando Wood!
When these questions are answered satisfactorily
Vox Populi will ask rho Kerrigdns correspondence
was confided to in Now-York City, and who was in
the confidence of Smith and Lowell in the Street
Department, before those traitors eoped to Secessa
to fight against the Unionl
Who was closeted, three weeks ago. with certain
Z" Colonel" who unfolded plan by which " YOUR
MEN, are TO be the RULERS" Of the United States,
next year, through a corp detati
Who went to the various newspaper Offices Oh the
occasion Of President Lncolns arrival in the city,
Oh his way TO Washington, and eRdeaoored TO get
On advertisement inserted INCITIsG TO A RIoTl And
who withdrew the advertisement when he was asked
to append his name to 1t
IVh0 went to the various newspaper Offices per-
sonaly last week, and ordered the insertion OF an
advertisement headed "Opdyke Fraud, aud when
asked if il was square to seek the injury oil an OPP
ponent by such means, answered Z" that everything
Was fair in politics :"
questions, he will 90 for "Gmther alas Wood, and
oppose Opdyke, the candidate Of the Government,
the Union, and the People y
Not before Sunday Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.


THR COsTEsT.-"T Tie fight is between me and
Mr. Opdyke," quoth the oracular Fernando; and he
accordingly uncorkedtbe vals of his wrath upon the
Peoples candidate. lie did not assal Mr.. Gunther,
because he knew the man TO be only stool.pigeon
candidate, 10 keep votes away from Opdyke. Every
stale old lie that The Herald had uttered was re-
peatedi but he was tender Of Mr.. Guntber, who be-
longed TO the same peace Society with "biother
Ben" Van Earl, McMasten, Sullivan, G. j.. Tuck
er, and others.
The loyal citizens OF New-York, who have no
sympathy with Secession and treason, cannot vote
Tor Wood or Gunther--the great the little Seces-
siOlst. They must give their sufirages Tor one who
bas been above even suspicion Of consoring with
tJait0Is--Georse Qpdyke. Sunday Mercury.