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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-04
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NYw YORK, Oct. 81. The Cunard steamer Asia
with English da:es Of the 18th, arrived here this
morning at o'clock.
The whole country remains in state Of suspense
in regard To money un,ter- but the only agitation ss
vet eyinced is on the stock exchange. The CONNER.
cial wants can be supplied. although at extreme
rates.
Detailed accounts of the change in the Spanish
Ministry have not Yet come 10 hand further than the
oc:al announcement that there is poca! crisis,
and that the Queen made the change Of ODonnel 10
Narvarz solely personal grounds. The first Act OF
Narvarz rs Premier was 10 c"whidc Scnor GGel, the
husband OF the lntana JusetA for words spoken in
the Cnrtes. Guel challenged NarvacI who accepted
but the Queen stopped the duel. Th" Queen has r..
voked the Constitution Of 1873, and rc-abi!shed the
| ancient regime.
There is not much change in the Nespolitan affair.
II wa- the general impression that the Anglo. French
ultimaum would be presented to King Ferdinand on
the l5tl and upon his failing 10 give an immediate
aud favorable the ambassadors Of the Allied
Powers would be withdrawn; but it was supposed
tha, the fleets would Immediately appear at Naples.
The Euglish squadron had sned from A. jaccio, aud
its destination supposed to be Malta. The
French feet remained at Toulon. The Vienna pa.
pers still anticipate peaceful issue.
1t is stated in view of the growing Importance OF
the European complications, that the Congress at
Paris will consist Of the first, and not second dele.
CATION, pleuipoten,ares, and that the Congress will
meet soon.
The affairs respecting the Danuban PrncipaItes
st continue 10 engage attention. lhe French pa
p.rs writing against the Austrian UccupatoT.-
Cuuut Wacwskl mad issued circular in reply 10 one
recently issued by Russia.
Denmark WAS rtill without Ministry, ali attempts
to form coalltion having failed.
| THE LArEST.-There are rumOrs, but only ru-
mors that both the French and English feels have
orders TO approach Naples; that suspcions are awak
ened at Vienna that Russia and France negota.
ting a secret alliance
Free trade in Frauoe has been postponed till the
| lst of July, 1861.
4 despatch says that in consequence Of pressing
note from France, Austria has commenced Ia evacu
ate the Principalities.
American securities dull at a slight decline
| The steamer Washington arrived at Southampton
this morning
| Couso's closed last evening at 81! for money ant
9li on account.
! LIVERPOOL, Oct. lS-Co,ton closed stifftr for
middlng qualities, but prices were qu"tatly umchnn
ged Sales of the week amounted TO $4,000 bales, I"
which SPECTATORS took 1900 ana exporters S.OOL
bales. Fair Orleans I'D, middiing 9.l6d.. fail
Mobile Gid. middng 7.l6d., fair upands 6:d.
miidling 6 7.l6 d.
Breaistutfs are slightly cheaper. Richardson
Spence Il Co. quote Western canal -four 3)a33s Bal
timore and Philadelphia 33n34s., and Ohio 3bs37 T.
Wheat ia slightly lower red 81. 3d.a9s Adj. white
los IdalOs. Cd. Corn is Ola il. higher; yellow and
mixed 33s. Gda3Is, white 35s a35is.
The money market is decidedly mors STRINGENT =
| loDtDs
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pIISH ON THE COLUMN

Gen. Edward Sparrow, an eminent old line Wing
of Louisiana-greatly beloved and cherished by his
pa.ty-has been summoned by the voice of truth,
reason and patriotism, to sustain the cause of Buc
hanan and Breckiurdge. He thus writes from Vida
liza to T. A. $. Douaphau, Esq. of Natchez: 81 have
as you know. always been warm aud Jealous
Whg aud if that party had maintained its organiza'
ton aud presented a Wing candidate for the Pre-
sideucy at this election, would, in all probability
have given him my support. 1t has not done so and
am left to make choice between the candidates
presented by the three parties which now divide the
country.
Under these circumstances, l have determined to
give my support to the nominees of the Democratic
party, believing them to be able aud patriotic, true
10 the Union and the Constitution, and as giving the
best promise of successfully combating the wild ia.
naticism of Northern Abolitiopists''
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
|"~|>0~>N%Sc~ Avn EOR SALE


xu1ur % c.,n,r lying upoa York River. III tr Sh', W
VIRGINIA known 10y III. name ol y al H'tni H'tN t,, ru
of.r.d for sale In fertility u, soil II Is eNS' ;,Ij
o,her land on thr river, and lis position n'" win.
nakc IL valuable, II Il were mere allu M 'h old colonial
rve miles Si the CITY oi Nh''"'e'"'e
I'm. Kichmond and York River Rail koaa ;s no; more
no rn,url,ci in eighteen mon'hs or TWO cnmnclcl.
than twelve miles above II. Nhch II s' h .dnrcnt
.ll the travel from Williamsburg ana Wv Atlantic cities
,,r m R;rhnond and the different Ray anu 90 ., Ferry
rus nj ,sity enhH board inc ST. nnjnt ON the
pot upou this estate: for Ihis IL ' annronches suf
rive, .b,yr Yorktown where the it;t, -, , whnrt
hcient,y near the shore, 10 Jus! Ih owner o! this
10 "theh OCEAN n;nv n monopoly oi me oI s'"see
r,,,p,: from, Williams burg. the NJ ,h;s sdv,n,npc
tail short of 81 600 per aha p,;rr oysters that arc
thcre are '"o S any others the south s1S ol ''
not 10 oc tq"" .hni these flats lie between t"' F'sh
NV. ~" an, of which at INC Hooo inc o''l' d" ''
h, ,,5 nours sufficient quan''is oi ~; ", No vsrr
coo 'e' ,r ,bc sea water enough 10 enable inc oysters
to take on TAI 49, e,, o.r,. by sury,y and there
s,;c,e ent deposits OF oyster cracklngs on IT, '' -
Indians 10 the whoetwo or tnTce ene ,ho iy i,
rb. value Of this, Il manure, Is wen , AHoN f.rr,nm
;rr.h hl adrpcd 10 gardening, fruit raising anu 'ait'
rnn.s. When tho rail road shall be coinpictcu 'ns Ia
cty of sending early vegetsoes' I hsb ,be s,ou,ners
an, large atlantic and Say cities through 'he Iii
I'm, will ouch daily if not hourly, al Ferry tpt'
cause the whole Gststc to be ae'otsu "
fruits ,.,o ,,,.u,a,Ion by
3;vI,ps into lots and dsposlng OF theui ~ E''"
vau,uce upon tine cost to him. ,.. ,,,, ,b,u.
To ,-yS, the whole there must DC AZ !'a-' va 49,,
.J I,ars worth of most valuable pine lumber nnd ~ht
OsS And s!!lp t!iiioct GU ''t 'AN"' '
JOHN Dom, will also hc most es;b" position for
b, Il ,-;ya;, r"t rta,ncn' and country !rta ''''e'
THOMAS GRIFFIN FEAChl' IR:
=, ~, -. OF Wiisur-rGrt. W.
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WRECK OF TIE TOLEDO

BcrFALo, Oct. ga letter from Pot Washiuz'ra
dated the @J'h n-t. gives additional particulars e,
The losa Of the Toledo" Sh- anchored Oh r.Ss-
day afternoon Of Port Washington.
Az the storm incresed she began 70 DRAG her Az
churs. and about sx O'Clock drfted ashore aud "r't
to pieces Immediately. The crew numbered tw"u'N.
on" and all were lost except two deck hsuds and
s.eeraSe passenger whose NAM il unknown.
They report seeing in he cabin two yOunG !Gii'a.
an elderly lady ami two young Iu i!r s-erSg".
man, hl. wife aud four children, aud two yo..s
men, beside the saved
There were undoubtedly many more. The -hNsH
is strewn tor miles with pieces Of wreck, boxes. hn
rel-. and their contents.
The storm il described rs the most Ill" ever
seen there and idea %: IL fore. t"r'n'i
from the fact that the deck plank, and siauch-ou. q!
the vessel were all brokcu - pscss.
The lowcr par, OF the hull WAS divided nnd III" bri.
warks split in pieces Of from on. ~ ak feet inns
Kegs of nails and boxes OF were thrown h'y!i
the shore.
No bodies have yet been found, though -r',"
search has been made for them along the beach.
The sea, however, is rolling 81 heavily. that II s
almost impossible to search thoroughly. Fra.n"n!
of the wreck are continually bairg s,hcd trh"G-.
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LAND Enii SAI.E.

n OFFER TO! sale my Tract ot Lnni. containing Hoo"
ni acre.. living in the county OF Pittsy r"nn imne
i.,,,, nm iH. line of the Richmond and DAnNiIe NAIL
En.I and wit in four miles ot Two pepo,S Inc @ In
movements consis, oi new two Story dwelling noa'e
,;s ~. rooms and passage, each room EaVihe soou
49, ,isrr Tho ou,.builiin.s are mostly new, aud are
SUFFICIENT for the purposes OF the plantation Inc anu Is
in :pe state of Improvement; the larger Porioh"' uc
sL, land having been covered, part seeded 10 orchhto
rrs.. and part TO Timothy, 10 well adapted 70 corn
wheat, oats aud tobacco, lies Ill section OF he r,es "a,
baccC region the state Is well umoefea anu
@ ~. m i, some 300 tree. Of select fruit set ont "h
the ns; three years The situation commands ne vie"
n, br cnr, in ssuc and capable OF biuS nnd' one o.
the most b"nuIiiu on the line OF the roaG oe"een h''
,ncui and Danviie. ,L
Persons wishing TO purchase arc invited 10 in'pect .c
pr,i.es or correspond with the Subscriber d'1s''s'o
" h''"C los ""'''' WM BISON
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NUMBER SIS,
FOREIGN fSELEESCE.

ABOVE all. We ought % dnv- f,n,n "ur rhrt \
orr'"n iEnuence, and c!ieri-!i exclusive A;r.Tnr
Ise''ss' [orr'gn Influence has been III eye.v ~
W" ci.Se Q! Republics. Her g4Hd,-; t.'s s,,s t
things IN falls" c"!os. The thick am s,f,e ,f .a
lu:lce, 5y which she l. t"rcvr. ,urrrUni-,i ~ Iu.
o,n her sight the light ot rc'>"n l-rus -. ..-.
wis'"n lr"'n experience and forever bau.eh t>>a-
ON society \
Tue T., ca R'raN atribu'-. tho above ia I'M
Buchausn. W. 90 no; know" say the New ii4y y
Register "wh-'her he ever .ald il nr rot b.; & ,
cherr!ully endorse II. no matter who saG n. x .r,i
influence and foreiGners' are twr II IL. g W:
foreign influence tLer- is D tbs c 'unry, Is H. -
Black Republican, snd Know Nothing pn.:es. N
are seeped in British ato ,onIs tn 'rY To-. ~
e.emen. now in pniic-. There is NOR -a ~
true AmrrcaiiSm III D-m"rraric lrIs.uau, g.. Il
III the whole Abolition Know No'h'mg rarN. rn.u
Greeley down TO @ 'nre' L,~ = Prog''|-.-
A SHARP BOf.-A f~~ w..rks aso i GN "a.
publican mceriag Was h ID Ia Cirrtn"nr. Gn.u a'sA
WIS attended by a snsi! boy who LS6 fn"r =.
puppy dogs which ne o;erct fnr sa" Finally o'.q e
the crowd, approaching the 10Y. a-sri
Are these Fremont pups, ny son =
"Yes. cir"
well. then" said the Niger s:iei,ec. "lr ,s's
these two"
About a week ai,erwsrd the Drmocrn- ir.l \
meeting at the same place, sud among the c'0r"t
10 be eeen the same chRp snd his taH :sn.'
pups he tried for hours TO obtain ~ G! a.r
and finally was approached by D:noc:et a"i
asked
My little lad, wha: hind Of pups are ,h.,e yva
havsr'
| They're Buchanan pups. sir ~
| Tbs Black Republican, who had purchosed l. =
.uo, hsppeuet 10 be in hearing, ant broke =
F.! boy
See here you young rascal, didn't you :ei IN,
that those pups tina; bouGat OF you las "ovA @C3S
| Fremont pups =!
| "Ye .ir." said the youns do: mercbsni, "b.'
! thrsn Hiut-ktru' II fhIJr ry'. ~
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NOTICE..
y IENAs AID AGENCY.

WESTERN IENAs LAND A'IENNl'
~. undersigned nhvc on hand some nity l" sStE
..p.s mi rCrr- 90; ta' tn"-l lands III t"' ''a'' VI
~. :Jr -al ON reasonable terms. III large or -n"
80 .v:t puTchn-nrs Twenty s-y'. t:t"u1,,. n s'
."." !,r!. !sy ,he N"uc''- n''eE' o" '' ~ %,
- =..,.,l, .hc nn.-: sugar cotton, corn anu grazing
80. -. S,,re Emigration l. tending raP!iiy |" uiiS
son OF the state which ior hc";h and roTd water,
..a be surpassed in any country on earsh ih"t" 70 a
% Gulf wnere shipping aud steamers receive the pro-
-. and carr tacn on We will sell these lands IN trAc'e
IN three hundred md twenty acres up 10 my amount "a
.."c, sosircd Az we nav. Il large amount OF lands, we
81 make terms accommodating. The title 10 indspua-
10 Fnr any information coutrac' address any OF the
.,.....,ei WHITE s. LOGAN,
Attorney M Law. Scguin. Texas.
JOHN ". STEVENS,
Attorney Law. Abingdon, Va.
Auy o sion viii contract AID make conveyance anu
pTga.y 8 ,.-Hcr ,ny enquiry addressed 10 them.
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OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the James River, IN
the county Of Goochlsnd. Immediately above Mnidcne
Adventure dam, and within twenty" eight r"s oil i'ien
m1nd 4, contains ecvcn hundred and thirty acres
OF which James River 10" GROUNDS
OF IN. best quality, thrtyhv acres tTc creek oT
grounds and the rcnaudcr is Beaver dhin creek r"u
land There the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all necessary ou,houscs and both the
buildings and the fences good repair, and the land
ia In II high Of cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses, mules, cattle inclu
ding mch cows; and the farming utensils arc, the most
OF theIn new. and all of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and a! ming utensils, ior tue ho-
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms of sale to the payments will be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne, my manager. living on the place,
will show the property any person desiring to examine
1t. Ny address is W Washinyton, b e. ..,
Nnv EFT NJ NJ PAYNE.
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THE PEACEABLE FREE-sTATE CITIZENS

The New York journal of Commerce thus notices
the recent arrest IN Kansas of party Of two hundred
and fifty "pescsable freeSta,e citizens"
The official documents relative 10 the arrest, &c.
of Gen Pomeroy's battalion Of Northern invaders
will be found next page. They show oonclusively
that this body Of men entered Kansas with vuw 10
military operations. Such expeditions xpensivr
and this doubtless accounts for the fact that small
portion of the fund, contributed for the poor Kan
sas ever reach thrr.. They wanted for the pur.
c:.a-- of arms aud ammunition. snc for military pur
pos-s generally. Thanks to the efficient sdn,iuisra-
on Of Gov Geary, there military operations, vi ether
proceeding from Missouri or Chicago, are al end.
O,!lel!o's occupations gone Pence is restored and
Black Republicausm will rot be permitted again to
int ,r unt il but al its peril.
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FOREIGN ALLIES OF BLACK REPCBLI-
CASISN.

The London correspondent of the Psnnsylvanian
says:
The almost exclusive topic Of discussion, from the
ministerial bureau OF Downing street to the hum
b.s al-house OF England H. whether the republic OF
America shall stand in unity with Buchansn or fall
in it,. dissolution with Fremont!-.he former issue O
your struggle being the hop" .! the Democracy and
the dread Of the arstocracy OF Europe. trust tina;
yuur Back Republican party are not 30 modsstiy
blind to the merits OF their cause AZ TO imagine ltr
parti.ans exist only in their native land il 20, perhaps
they may be agreesby surprised 10 learn that they
may safely calculate the firm support aud alliance
Of Francs Joseph OF Austria, of Frederick William
of Prussia, Of Queen Isabella of Spain, OF Louis Ma
pueou Of France OF every petty despot in Italy aud
Germany snd, above all, OF Lord Pamerstou and tue
British oligarchy.'
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MONROE SPRINGS ruk >atn.

n OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRiNHs, TO- GTE
cether with all appurtenances, Consisting o M giM
ample .uppiy of Beds Bedding, Household ahG -,
Kitchen turpiture also, Crocxery, Cutlery. etc: lne
Soru. are situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
cury Ala IN one mile OF 70. Mobile and Giraro Fh't0au
aud the same distance from the Mobile stage hne ne
tract belonging 10 the Sprrgo conaius 80 acres OF NO
creek land The growth Ia hickory white OAK red OAK pop
sweet gum, mulberry elm, holly spanish OAK VIE u
rr.rowh OF stink bush buckeye sunach and o'ner Gh
dc-Crowh indicating rich soil About l.o acres OF Tue
sb,ye lands is in high su,e OF cultivation and VIII pro-
ducc 2OJ 10 1900 pounds OF cotton 10 The acre Inc ouu
inys are in good condition. with large aud commooi0Hs
Ho;e aud winter residence for family also, lenin
Alcv Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two fsli
Rooms one of which fifty yards distant from me
hotel Aiso two roony Stables together Win Corn Cros
Nero Houses etc In tact there nothing wanting 10
MAKE this one u the desirable watering places nthe
South as the water stands hieh repute as any III the
STATE Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re-
CURED. -,
will sell the place the follow Ing terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance In three ahnut
payments with and approved security, or mort
gage of the place. ,,
Auy person wishing engage In business of the Kind
would do well these Springs, 40 the business
could be commenced without Hny outlay save Tor groce
e. as there ample supply OF things necessary tor
hotel business Auy number Of sheep can be had at - ~
beef at ccns turkeys n IS cents, chickens AT l2
cents eggs 10 per dozen, butter At 10 cents
For further particulars sPpy 10 G. T. Haynes, Esq Va
ze;e Uhce, Cahhba Alabama. or myself al the SpfihRs
Jun. q-6n ENGLISH Trustee.
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JoNS s. GEORGE gibson,

NlCllNOND- VA,
yFiviE, extensively attcd up ths!. establishment,
Fl a. =" .a,rs: improved machinery, prepared
: !:a,. a. ..5r; .u;:ce and reasonable terias. al!
2.:- o.. ?.I..-" :aj>ac,: CScps:teTs work. such IA
boo, aI. - ia:.Y Fran : Casngs, out AID Inside I'm.
H. 81
..s. R.at- ,aI Doors Of all va:!e:ies.
..t:. :iocGrA!l., "n!c!.s, NerhniaEs. Balconies
C.-:ce. Coracc Moui:Hys and Brackets OF all sizes
a.: gi;;eIrs
Nguc..sS OF al descriptions
w.-a.,0.rd.. Chair -boarGs Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
Tley will make estimates tor work plaus furnished
ZEN and deliver az their factory the estimated prices
orders respectfully solicited. Jan -o-cu
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T'IItyIIAS =. GILLIAN,

HON. S-EIL IND ME!AL "aNHlOtst;:
~ q. BrLL!%63"ooK STEEET, rErERshrhG, "a
Gese,., lion seel Hn M"ai Business. and invite The
,,., n, y,r.ra a Nor.a Carolina merchants. visit
.. IA, u.nrk" - cxnGm-oa O. NY large ana SHr!sa
>, ..:I.r' NY arrangements ar!: sCtn hs VIII euaoic
- n eel \: - owes. :',"s.
s,,,ro,i, !!aca!nis.s b!4cxs., al: the trade gene
Az wall snA q their ine.es: 10 EXAMINE my siocE be-
~. 3u:caas:a- elsewhere.
orders :aarkiu.ly received and ;ror?cy a:'caded 10
80, 'TnOI : GILLIAN
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WEAVING removed 10 Richmond. o;er for SALE my
Farm. lying in ,hr county "f Charles City, to::
uc- from the James Rrcr and ~ miles iron , rlty o'
Rcarond and containing $40 about one a clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving, ud"r the use
of linn. clover uas;er &c There is good Dwelling, and
al! necessary outhou.es nearly new Also, an excellent
Garden snd Orchard. The Farm could be very conve
nenty divided containing 300 and the other
2lO acres Persons wishing TO purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
would do well examine this property, as am disposed
to sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
The overseer or my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm to any one wishing TO purchase,
Address DR. O. A. CRENSHAW
Iupeoc,f Rox No 374 Richmond. Va.
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....-'-rrII---r,yEDoLLAKs REWARD.

,>..,iN from t~r suOscllJc.. Oh ii'"a!' ~. 90,
tE"Hn',.- Nero BOY Dy the nsnic OF PliLi:f
- = Gears OF ,:e, I'VE feet three Q; lou'
90 ~ r: :!:ck Sc: aoou, the color OF nsnss'
-. .I lax, AID large eyes; has habit oi .o.ns ', -
''' ..,s or laughing. which look very w'''Is a.
60. - 7r;., ncned 10 swsgScr and drag Ills
.~n wn.,in. tie is carpenter by trade was nocn
,.,. N Richmond, Virginia, aud WILL pefnaPS Il! "
"a. N. WAY 70 iha: place. .rd
-" .,y. n, above reward for his Apprehension aho
20 me or tor mis- confinement IN any !Mis tCrH"'
"a ,"''u Scw.Srrn. y. {.
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From the Sew York Daily News.
OBITUARY,

Departed this life on Tuesday the lth instant. az
hs residence il Pennsylvania, Genera! BLACK RE.
PG BLIcAs. Before be had Yet obtained the meridian
Of If, this gentleman, in the midst oi his ahors has
been suddenly cut down by the hands cf all seeing
aud al!.wicc power His remains will be consigned
10 their final resting place Tuesday, the iih DAY
Of November. when his friends gen-raliy-but thos-
in Indiana and Pennsylvania cspeoialy-sre invited
to be present without further notice.
The funeral services will be performed by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher.
PAIL BEARERS.
David Wimot. JAS Gordon Bennett,
VIM. +. johnston, Horace Greeley,
Charles Sumner, Thurlnw Weed,
WIN. II. Seward, JAS. Watson Webb.
sPEcIAL MouESERs.
John a. King, Harriet Beecher Stowe,
H~ury J. Raymond Abby Kelley,
John A Kennedy, Lucreria Mott,
Wendell Phillips, Lucy Stoue Blackwell.
John ". Sye, Ernesiine L. Rose.
WIN. L. Garrison, Rev Annette l.. Brown
blackwell,
Fred Douglas. Mary Grove Nichols.
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TT[ On!IIkS REWARD.

* M AZ trOu .ue ruhscFlNtr, NC t!e -SIu .! StP
R..rcr A negro man named NELSON. said negro
Ice. scv, n or elch, inches high; his a." "a or
10 J.. .. II dark copper color; cuthins recolect
:. He was bought in Richmond some wee ks since ana
'..,-ose is mak.ac his way back The shove reward
paid for apprehension nni commitment ., sn.a
..,. - ;ai, 40 ,ha: can ge, him ssG'n Post Once
'''e''' HENRY E EDMOSDS,
..., =, For SAN'L NASSAH
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THE GLORIOUS DEMOCRACY OF RICH
MDSD.

MOND.
scene than the Democratic rally on Friday night -
udd Fellows Hall overhuwed with the Jealous cup.
porters of Buchanan and Breckenridge. They were
called together to rejoice the cheering prospects
in every quarter, and to gather new devotion and
fire from the voice of true eloquence and conclusive
argument. They were fully gratified by the speech
of Thos. S. Bocock, Esqone Of the ablest and most
gorously eloquent addresses we have heard during
the present Canvass prolific in genuine eloquence.
Mr.. Bocock is rapidly rising man, and the Demo
cracy Of Richmond will ever remember the good ser
vice he has done in their cause.
{. f. Sinclair Esq OF Prince William, was next
introduced by r. A. Pryor, Esq, who excused him
self for responding TO the loud calls FOR speech
Mr.. Sinclair is gentleman Of fine talents, and his nd
dress was marked by f-rvid eoqnrnce and rich hu.
NOR, that kept the audience in the happest state.
At the conclusion of his address, Charles Irving,
ESQ.,, of Lynchburg rg-whose speeches are always at
trsctive to Richmond audience-was vehe,nentiy
called for He excused himself n few witty and
animated remarks.
The meeting adjourned in the highest spirits. In
numbers and enthusiasm it we'll con,rasted with the
tame and dragging meeting Of Fillmorenes, held on
the same evening at the City Hall. The Democracy
of Richmond are determined 10 > their TAole duty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-04
OLD-LINE WINGS on THE STUMP FOR
BUCHANAN.
The North Carolina Standard says:

1--WE are glad to learn that Hon. d. N. Barringer
and j. W. O.borne Esq, have taken the stump for
Buchanan and Brecknridge. They ar. gentlemen OF
influence eloquent and iorcib!e speakers, and will do
much to swell lhe Raory Of Is. and b. in the State.
"iIow insignificant appear suc! men as tx Govern,
ors Morehead and Graham, whose actions are ruled
by hatred to Democracy, when compared with Bar
ringer and Osborne with whom patriotism is the r'l-
ling principle l.