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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Oct l6.-The steamship Arabia
arrived here this morning
The latest continental dispatches brought
hr ,ha Arabia, say that the Piedmont LancerS
~ o,,loned one close to the gates Of Rome 10 pursuit
he Pontifical troops. Bertan, late Secretary
General of the Dictator, denies the statement,
that be had given orders forcibly to oppose the
entry Of the Piedmontese troops into Plntonl,
in the Neapolitan territory. He also says that
neither he nor Garibaldi counseled the immc-
diate occupation Of Rome, at the risk Of u con-
aict with the French troops.
Letters from Secilia say that many arrests OF
distinguished chiefs have produced panic
among the Moslem inhabitants.
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Douglas Men Read This.

The Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer, the leading
Douglas organ Of Ohio, edited by J. W. Gray, Il
Douglas delegate to Charleston, speaks for the
Douglas leaders in its State, and says in its is
sue Of the 10th September:
'By telegraph to-day we learn the proposed
terms for running a joint Douglas and Breckln'
ridge electoral ticket in Pennsylvania Although
if agreed to by the Democrats, it gives the State
to Douglas beyond doubt yetwe would never
give our sanction to it AND WOULD MUCH
RATHER SEE THE STATE GO FOX LIN
colin THAN DOUGLAS UNDER SCCH a
COMPROMISE. Neither Mr.. BreckinrIdge nor
his platform are any part Of the Democratic
marty, BETTER UNITE WITH HE Bell,
iTES 4 THOUSAND TINES OK EVE
WITH THE LINCOLNITES."
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The Minute Hen,

We are glad to see the people OF our State
everywhere preparing for the crisis whcn Is
at hand As an offset TO the WIde.Aw"hts
Of the North, minute Men" are organizing IL
all the principal districts Of Sonth Carolina -
Their object is TO form an armed bady of men,
and to join in with our fellow citIzrnS. now
forming in this and our sister States as Min.
ute Men," whose duty is To arm, equip and
drill, and be ready for any elnersenc; Ia ne:
arise in the present perllcus position 0! IL"
Southern States In kcrshaw, AbbcvIit", '','i
Rlchland Districts the organization ;s airr*dy
complete and powerful, embracing tn: !l""er
Of the youth, ard led on By the most l"hdcn-
,ial citizens. The badge adopted IS DIo. 70.
se,te-two and hnlf inches in diameter, VIII
military button in the centre, to Lc worn up.
on the side OF the hat. Let the Important
work 90 bravely on, and let every son o! Caro.
lima prepare to mount the blue cocsade.-
! rCNnrieston .Nurcury
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The threats from the South, U,marks tho
Charleston Mcrcury.) nre very different from
the threats from the North. The threat ir;m
the South, in the matter cf disuiicn, is to witE.
draw from association with the people ot the
North 1t proposes 70 take nothing trom tIis
pcope Of the North which is theirs. not
right-not 4 libcrly-not q sing. aJTan!9cr,
physical, moral or political, does j; propose TO
take from tue people Of the North. Il Is SIM
ply threat Of separation. On the other hahG.
the threats from the North are OF coercion a%1
slaughter-wth total nnnihatlan OF a!i sell
government or liberty in the South CONSIDER
ed apart from nil rrejufices, it would appear
most innocent and reasonable that people i!
they think fit, should Withdraw frcm an asso.
citation they desire TO Withdraw from. They are
neither p!undcrcd nor wronscd by thcui IN an
way, and why should their separation be ob.
iccted to:
No people can have any right to coerce a coE.
tinucd association with another people, si!Hpi%
on the ground that :he association Contributes
to their interest Or advancement Every P'ihci
pie Of honesty and justice dictates that, It
people do contribute, by their association "';h
another people, to their benefit, they cannot Ge
blamed for withholding it. 1t w:-' T"rH'a'!,
it can voluntarily be withdrawn. Donations
cannot be converted into rights; put ",.ei !"
leavc voluntary association IS Ge:!ec as
riqht-whilst it is claimed as r'ght 10 coe:ce
continued association. aud the ,h:eit OF 'io'
Ience and death is put forth against tnr iEno-
cent people, who simply effect 10 control TIER
osr in the separation they lnedi'ate-'! 's
cI.ar clear that all conventional relations are broken
down between the parties. Force, insteaa oi
assent, becomes the bond Of Union: ana, II The
i.I:nion is continued under such threat, its
subjects are tributaries, co!onlsts, slaves.
And yet, whilst it is thus clear that the
South. in her threats Of separation from tho
North, purposes to leave untouched and un-
molested every right and interest of the NORTH,
the answering threats Of the North are most
aggressive, brutal and malignant. The swc't
and the scaffold are the instru;nerta!lties ,heJ
present to the Southern people, 20 obtain thti'
continued association The welfare OF The
South is no longer consideration OF her unio2'
The welfare of the North is the sole Criterion
and that welfare is TO be watered and iattenec
By the blood of the people OF the South
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EXTENSfvsi SALE OF HOUSES AND
LOTS AT GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
TslHE undersigned Offers for sale oil the buildings and lots
Gluuce.ier HOUSE. lately owned by his father
John Tabh, deed
The property consists c! Is tenemsns among whlsh
Brick TsTern, with Brick STABLE lee House and all
other buildings for conducting large business
Four Store Houses with comfortable dwellings attached;
olrr dwelling houses and shops for Saddcr Black
suth. Talois, Carpenters and ShorEakcrs.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
aach.d irn tor gardens and other purposes, and
all In good repair.
Gloucester Cour:IIouse Is situated N the mds OF Teal
thy and popuous country and Of the best stands for
business In this section
The Tavern might he made very profitable large
eA:r business has always been done there and mechan
ics o. every kind can End constant employment.
TnE TERMS which will Le liberal, will be mRde known
application 20 the subscriber. J. PR0SSER TADB,
July 2S-ct! Gloucester Court House.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHARLOTTE


rsNliE undersigned having determined 10 NOV. South
z Offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE in
the county Of Charlotte yingo the waters Of the Wards
Fork just above, and the waters Of tho Roanote Just
below the confluence OF The two streams.
This IL located within three and half miles Of
Messing Ford Depot. the Richmond and Danvle Rsl.
passed 10
capaciiy Of production, and In facility OF cultivation, by
any in the county The auval land Is comparatively ex-
eI,t overflow aud Uu secured against high
by dika, which is kept up nt little cost and which
affords -Trctua protection with ordinary Alteration.
With the exception uf dwelling house, jail other In
provemens necessary excellent aud in good repar
This plantation Is widely known remarkable for the
production Of fine SHIPPING tobacco my prices for the
pas, years will fully attest is also scSrcaiy less ds
ngushed for its wheat crops and well adapted TO what
ever is grown in this portion Of the State.
Such nn opportunity for investment Ia real estate rarely
occurs and those Ia land In neshbo rhood pos
rsnE Ri the advantages OF good health and rrHned and
society," will take great pleasure IN showing The
premises. -, =,
TrsNsAs fully determined TO sell, will make the
terus easy aad accommodating ANY enquiries addressed
TO Inc will promptly answered. and reference can be hAc
10 NesSrs. Green HoSson, Richmond, Va.
WM. E. GREEN,
po-d Charlotte Co, Va,
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What .t Ilone.t Joe LaneH thinks OF the
HCoercIon Doctrine.

4 friend asked the old warrior what he
thought of this new doctrine that Douglas had
proclaimed in Virginia and North Carolina,
That he would assist Abe Lincoln to coerce
sovereign State OF this Union" His reply was
in the very simplicity Of his character and
without premeditation II NEVER HAVE,
AND NEVER WILL, DRAW MY SWohD
AGAINST 4 PEOPLE FIGHTING FOX
THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS. =,
nobler sentiment was never uttered, aao "ou'u
have done credit to Roman virtue IN her Painli-
est days
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A DESIRABLE FARM, IN ORANGE,


FFIHIS Farm situated al the ssuihera base OF the SOUTH
q West Mountains, within Eve rIles OF Rapid Ann De-
not on the Gordousrle and Alexandria Railroad, three
mite, from surveyed route OF the Fredericksburg aod
Urdng. Earnad, three mile. from the FredericSsbuFg
and Orange p.sn. road ad nine miles below Orange Couf
House. .,.,,,,r, ,,-, ,o,,.t,
ltconsi,t: ofabout HUNDRED ACRES 20uoi Hnieh
are I'm tiubrr Of excellent quality and an abundance ot
uood fre wood The arabc land Is mostly gently unoIia.
ling with southern exposure and water In every HELD anu
lot aud we'll adapted to wheat tobacco anu all 'he
grasses of this latitude
The dwelling house. which coumcdors and Handsomely
located and all other buildings, are mostly new ana OF
the best ulut.ral. There spring OF pure ieestone
water near the house. y,
country couyenient to several churches mills! Gc II Is
but sedo ls, farm with many advantages ls 10 mar
xe, 1t lies remarkably well for division II desired Ny
MANAGER residing on the farm will show 1t TO any gentleman
who may wish view the premises. Possession given iu
m.i!uely with the exception OF field Of eighty scses
full possr.sion grrn Oh the lst November 1861.
TEas-une.four cash, und the balance In one anc To
years equal paynents bonds TO carry interest from date
1dir,sI DAVID pASNlLL,
Sent e3-c1m GordonsvIIle, Orange Co., VH.
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THE FINEST WINE AND DE<SEtT
GRAPE

KNOWN ~ TUE WORLD.
CALIFORNIA OR .ILSS{Of GRAPE
I'll Z GRAPE FOR TIDE-wATE: VIRGINIA AND THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
FtSliE subscriber will he prepared deliver, early In
March. through Adams & Co. Express, vines OF this
unryasd GRAPE fTwn AND WILL RourkD) from
the Vine Sursery NJ. Keller of Los Angeles California
Ia lots OF lweysi> vines for In lots OF one hundred
ves for $50 This Grape stands unrysed for favor aud
rracv and thousand gallons Of
,ur pcr acre For particulars the Patent Oce Re-
mort Asr 1855 page SIS to SiS Directions for planting
ra rnlturs will accompany each lot Persons should Il
,,o.,;blr order by Adams Co.'S ExpreSa. AS bu. a
limited supply will be on hand order, % should & be sent 0u
Orders filed In rotation. Direct TO
DIR. HENRY N. PRICE,
Scot.sville. Albemsre county, Va.
IN. Norfolk Argus Portsmouth Transcript. Raleigh Re
rs,.r and standard North Carolina Christian Advocate,
aud Wilmington Recorder ~ please copy and send their
accounts 20 Or. Prioe. ost o-"as'hhen
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4 Cheering Letter.

The following letter, from an intelligent resi-
dent of the city Of New York, reached us yes
terday. Every patriot will be gratified if the
predictions OF our correspondent are verified.
The destiny of the Union rests upon the con-
servative vote Of the Empire State. Let every
wcl-wisher of the Union spare no effort to de-
feat the Black Republicans, who seek to obtain
the rcns Of the Government with the purpose
Of tramping on Southern rights and Southern
institutions; whose "anti.slayery" doctrines, if
carried into practice, will degrade twenty-five
millions Of white men, by forcing five millions
Of negroes up to common level, at the polls
in the courts, in the halls Of legislation, in our
very households with our wives and daughters
Let the people ponder these things; and if
they would preserve the government as our ia:
theirs made it-ir they would prevent sepa-
ration of that sistcrhood Of States which has
become the admiration of the world, and on
which the hopes Of the patriot and the philau-
thropist now rest, let them beat down the
political aspirants and disorganizers, defeat
them in their vile Vaccinations, save the Con-
stitution from dissertation and the Union from
destruction
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
New YoKk, Oct. 14th, 1860.
Gentlemen TO what Charles O'Connor,
Esq, writes in his letter to y. Tyler, ESQ.,, Of
October +th, as to the result OF the election in
this State this fall, "that we can promise no.
thing but the defeat of Lincoln" can add,
and say with confidence after going through
every county in the State, that Lincoln will be
beat by at least 10000 majority By the Union
ticket.
| am no otflce.holder, nor ofice.seeker ]
never held any office in my life Except mill
tary oftice,) and have been n worker in the
conservative ranks for thirty-Gre years By
this you will see 50 for principles, not men,
and in giving you my opinion as to the result
in this State, divest it Of all bias or mere as
sertion.
If the South will do as we'll to MS pure q
man MS lives John c. Breckenridge will be our
next President 60 for equal rights equal
justice to all sections Of our beloved country.
| am gentlemen, !
Yours truly, p. ". G..
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al rHE COvERNoK or VIRGINIA,

PKUCLANAIIUN. n.
yNEORMATI0N having been received by ths executive
4 that ELIJAH HCSTER uHd JANIS KNIGHT. both oil
whom charged with felony. have e>cape" from the JAIL
OF the county OF Augusta, and no" going al larEr
therefore do hereby otter a reward o. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each 10 any person who shall arrest and de-
liver them into the jail CT said county VI Augusta; ana
do moreover require all officers Of ;his Commonwealth
civil and military and the people generally TO use
their best exeons procure their arrest that they may
be brought 10 justice.
49, Given under my hand ~ Governor, and under
s. the Less Seal Of the Comnouws wsah, ut Rchmoud,
49, This seventh day Of September, lS6o
joins LETCuER.
Hy the Governor:
GEORGE ". MrAroap, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
E!iah Hunter is about 81 years OF age feet inches
Nigh DARK har thin Ia front. lie has scar on his head,
acy healed large wart on the back OF one OF his nm
gers saow complexion dark grey good counenance,
reads and writes WE'LL and |, rather Intelligent
James Knight Is about feet Inches high, very nart
hair black eyes has had his left leg broken which Is shut
er than the other. he ~ abou: 9! Vs =! years old
n,tf
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Land ASD SLhxES S ~ nJ,E THE E,L HoCNTf

or AMELIA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
BNHE Drvisces OF John H. Strgrr decrased offer for sale
privately valuable tract OF land, lying on ihs hppo-
uaox River, in the county Of Amelia. fve miles from Mat
Drpo:, The Richmond and Dlnyilr Railroad, cot
tainEg hy estimation thousand The ands adj
nrahy 4ptcd the production Of corn. wheat and to-
bacco and the regarded o! the best In the
county l desired will be divided Into two tracts The
neghborhood is excellent Possession will he given
oncc the devlsreS reservng the right TO cultivate and
gather the growing CROPS satisfactory arrangement can
not be made with the purchaser 10 take them
TIE purchaser OF the land Il hx desire them for hli
also purchase large number Of valuable slaves
The Terms will be made accommodating.
Apply WE J.. Meade or John $. llardSuay, Chua Do
pot Amelis orto Il. W. STEGER,
Aug 29-ctf MsttcaI Depot, Amelia.
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REDEMPTION OF Sa37,T37.3I OF viR-
CENT pERr

TaIIE holders o following certificates Of debt issued
by the State OF Virginia, will fake notice ,ha, the
Commissioners Siuking Fund.- calling In the certificates
Of debt In order In which they authorized to be
redeemed will proceed the sls day Of December lSGo
10 redeem the said certificates AT the Treasury II the COM
uonweah The holders OF said certificates are required
oil the said Sst December 1SGQ surrender the 81
the oce Of the Second Auditor Whether surrendered or
not, the interest will cease on that day.
l. Under act TO provide for tho construction OF
turnpike road from Stauntol park-rsburc passed 10th
March, 1885, amended uutsr the Cd section OF net
provide for raising loans ccrsin rrond companies,
aud for other purposes, passed 2l>s March, lSS9:
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS AND
WHEAT GROWERS.
.lHsi-S i McIi ih!NNEN'S

CsLEpsGTsp IMPROVED
SHIT AND SCREENING Ma CHINE.
100 oE these Machines are now In u.s. successful
Of the adjoining States by the mers and armers They
are warranted for Ave years, and with care, will 10 con-
s,nn, work In mill for When used by farmers,
IL does away with the unpleasant Of the Fan Mil,
cent the ii. ann!ns and will clean from 500 TO GOO
bushe. per day ready for grinding Reference to Cen T.
j. Green and JOS s. Jones, Esq Warrenion " G.; also,
reference every gentleman in North Carolina In any way
connected with the touring Interest Of the State
Kept constantly hand and shipped 10 all parts OF the
United STATES
Address JUliS a. MCMAaNES
June 2a-Snw South Lowell, Orange CO., \. O.
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s.,nu we Unto Against tho Encrny!

The result Of the late elections in Pennsyl-
yania and Indiana renders 1t certain that the
HELPER candidate will be elected TO the Prcsi-
dcncy in November next, by an cXciuslvciy
sectional vote. Within one month from this
time the South will be called upon to choose
between submission to the rule OF party
whose avo.rcd purpose is the Abolition, not the
restriction, Of slavery, and glorious career Of
uninterrupted prosperity as separate nation
a)ty. We are not permitted 10 doubt what
that choice will be. From every point IN our
bright and sunny South come the notes OF pre-,
marathon for the great cYcnL We are ueieateu
IN the Union, Int out Of It we are still masters
or the world, for we arc necessity 10 that
world There will be no bloody conflict now.
Not until the South shows, as we firmly be-
Iieye she never will show, that she is ready TO
,coniesce in the rule Of Lincoln and Greeley,
will an urmy of Wide Awakes be sent TO Pill
lo,e rho rich cities and devastatc the fair plan
tafjons Of our section. Across the waters Oh
the Atlantic the two great powers OF Europe,
with boundless military resources and MIL
lions Of Golden peacc.makers lying idle ii their
ro,,,,. stand ready to bid for our alliance
rron were the descendants Of Marion and
SUMMER and Ouitman all dead, even II the
: mixes oil JDtln DToNH "tic III '''>
! haf million Wide Awakes on orr border, We
have that scattered over our sunny le'as 7 tlia'
will bring 10 our aid the whole army ol Eng
! Ind and France. We havo cotton, and our
foreign friends must purchase u. OF 'hcir
thrones will crumble in the dust. we can dic.
tate to Christendom. If every impulse ol
freedom of honor, Of resistance to negro equaii'
tv and domestic ruin should fail to induce re-
sistance on the part Of the South, sel-lnteTest
will most assuredy compel US TO dissolve our
connection with Abolitionism and accept the
mutually advantageous offers which Victoria
and NAPOLEON stand ready to propose We
cannot doubt the spirit Of the South.
But cannot the citizens Of our section oe
united as man? Shall we not drop all MINOR
issues, and forgetting past feuds, rally around
the banner Of the entire South? We can never
submit to Lncoln's Inauguration; the shaues % -
Revolutionary sires will rise up 10 shame US II
we should do that; but cannot all OF the eonlIl,
ern pcople-Beli men, Breckenridge lpeh anu
Douglas nien-band together 10 resist tue ioo,
l;r;nT foe We have differed among ourselves
hitherto, let us drop all l!ssenslons, ana form
un;on Of The South for the sake o.; the South.
7 et this be OUT ral!ying crs, and the gates o'
The Abolition hell shall not prevail against Us
Tostgomsry (aM.) 44drertiser.
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i Advertisements inserted IN ;hr lr''S scn'" eeaiS,
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CoSvESiHG OF THE Sorru CAnoLlSA LEGIsLA
Tugg.-The proclamation OF the Governor. :or
convening the Legislature TO elect Presidential
EleetaaFHSr oe 'h6, &gd ii addition to the usual
duties Of this session, the Governor has assign.
ed another, if it should become necessary-tna
Of providing for the safety and protection OF tho
State. We appro"c Of the susgcsion-trs,,
because that not more than rs hours after incs.
day-thc day Of elcction-thc result viii t=
known, and the continuance Of the sessio" WI
save time, trouble and expense, in the event O.
action becoming necessary The menher'
ought 10 come prepared to remain, instea'! o.
taking the usual intermission, until the busi.
ness Of the State, regular and extra, sIia!i he
transacted. The regular sessions Of the L":;;s,
lature are entirely too short. and the adi!;ioI1!
two weeks will nc full " needed to perfect the
necessary Legislation. fColumbia(S. c. Guar
dian,