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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19
Democratic Meeting In Prince Edward.

Democratic Meeting In Prince Edward.
At 4 meeting Of the Democratic party Of
Prince Edward. held ut the Court House, OH
Monday, the 18th Of October, 1860, that being
Court day, to nominate Il Candidate To repre-
sent the county in the House Of delegates,
Uul. \. D.. Dickinson, the present incumbent,
having been nominated for the Senate 7. T.
Tredway was called u the Chair, and John II.
Knight and John +. Fitzgerald appointed Sec
%rctarieS.
Mr.. 4. b. VcnaLle nominated Mr.. 5. {. An
dcrsou. and john +. Fitzgerald seconded the
nomination.,
On moliull Of john H.. Knight, Mr.. Andrr-
son WAS declared the nom nee Of the party hy
acclaInatini.
Mr.. Anderson addressed the Incctin" and az.
ccplcd the nomination.
On muliun. the Secretaries were requested 10
appoint Il vigilance committee III each "I the
magis,crial districts Of the county 10 get the
vote rut AT their respective precincts. and 10
provide ,irkcrs 1t he approaching P',sd.hta al
election They appointed u { following:
For Farnylllc-G. ". Daniel. W. \. Wal
ton, y. Cobb, j. W. WuInack. +. u. Wood, Is.
S. Scott.
For Court Nousc-II. 5. Gnthrey, K. B.
Thackston, +. n. Price, j. ". Redd, F. d.
Rcdd, 4. j. foulkes.
For Marble llill--W. T. Carter, &. W. Redd,
Col. II. u. McCargo, r. II. Watkins, K, L.
Rr,ld, Jos. ID. Egslrston.
For Sandy River-F. 7. Wootton, ). 3.
Scott, ". f.. Wootlon, John ". Foster, John
II. Leigh, L. F. FIippin.
For pro<pccl-James Vcnable, John NJ. Elar-
ris, Win. FERGUSON, Josiah BrightwelI, W.
Bradley.
For Darlington llei.ht<-D. F. Womack,
John 2. Hughes, W. l.. WoEmack, Charles ].
Anderson. \. Cunningham, &. ". Bell.
On motion, it was directed that these pro-
ccedings be forwarded to the Democratic pa
pers Of Richmond and Petersburg, and TO the
FarnviIlc Journal. for publication.
uu motion. the meeting adjourned.
+. T. TREDWAi, Chn'n.
JONI II. KNIGHT, Scots
JouS +. FirzGERaLD,b
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PATHS Concert.

1t will be seen, by the advertisement in an
other column, that seats for Miss A'elina Pat
It's Concerts, on the nights Of Monday and
Tuesday next, may be secured without extra
charge, at Mr.. Warehouses; bookstore. Tc
prevent confusion at the door Of the Church,
OIL the nights Of the Concerts, tickets should
he obtained during the day. In Baltimore,
last week, the excitement during the Concerts
was very great. They had a real Patti mania.
"Patti hats" Patti CIGARS Patti neck-tics,"
and OH enthusiastic restaurant keeper advcrtis,
ed "Oystcr PATHS"
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A Beautiful Opera Tonight.

At the Theatre, tonight, the Cooper Troupe
will give the deeply interesting and exquisite
opera of LA Traviata." The pure freshness
and pa,hos of Miss Miners voice, and the
touching ,naturalness Of her acting, admirably
fit her for the difficult and affecting character Of
Eiolctta. We hope to see a large and brilliant
audience, assembled to enjoy an entertainment
full of elevating and pleasant associations
This excellent troupe richly merit the patron.
age Of the public. To-night's fine perform
ancc will be for the benefit Of Miss Annie Mil
ner, who deserves and should be greeted by Il
full house.
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OF OREGON.
oFEENTCCHl'

National Democratic Electoral Ticket.
-, D,s.r;c,-WILLlAM LAMB, OF Norfolk City.
o., nstc,-THoMAS F. GOODE, Of Mecilenburg.
Al nls,ric,--JouS R. EDMCSDS, Of Halifax.
18th D~is,ric,-TROMAS T. TREDwAY, Of Prince Edward.
9Th pis,ric,-JAMES L. KEMPEh, 81 Madison.
9Th D~is,ric,-JAMEs LYONS. OF lEenrico.
til pi.,r;ct-RlCH'D. A. cLAYBRooK, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s,h Di,,r!c,-EEvERLEY b. DOUGLAS, of King William.
9Th Disrric,-EPPA HUTTON, Of Prince William.
10th Dis,ric,-THoMAS NJ. lsBELL, Of Jefferson.
18th Dis,nc.-JAMES ". MASSIE. of Rockbr!dge-
18th Distr!ct-wM. Il. ANTHONY, o. Botetourt.
18th uts,rict-lSaAC R. DUNN OF Washington.
18th p~ist.ic,-JoHN G. NEWMAN, OF Kanswhs.
9Th IE,r,c;-ZEpEKIAH IDWEL Of Marion.
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The South yyaked Up-RolI on the II,

The political excitement in the South is said
to be waxing warmer than it has been for 4
number of years. \ gentleman who passed
through Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee,
stopping at the several political gatherings,
says the enthusiasm for Breckenridge is I'M
bounded. The people assemble by thousands
at the little towns about the country, speeches
are made and poles are raised in all directions.
In one small town in Alabama there is one pole
with a Breckenridge and Lane flag upon it,
which was said to he of the immense height OF
400 feet, and having upon the top the Demo.
cratic emblem Of victory. There is little doubt
Of most Of the Southern States being safe for
Breckenridge by a large majority, while it is
believed that the whole Of them will go in a
body for him.
Roll on the ball, friends, and may old Eirgi-
MIA catch the fire, and her gallant young men
here as in the. South without distinction OF
party be found battling for the great cause OF
Democracy. lIuzza for the Old Dominion
Wheeling Union.
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Rcndinr Matter on Every Page.

Iu our Daily edition to-day may be found the following:
On FIRST p.Gr-News and other ARTICLES of general Inter
.st. OK SECOND pAGx-Ei!;orisls, communications, late
news, &c. Or THIRD PAGr-Local and Stats news, tele-
graphic dispatches, marine news, &c. Or FOURTH PAoR-
Poetry and l. variety OF news Items.
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BREcHlSgIpGE AND LANE.-An enthusiastic
meeting of the States Rights Democracy was
held in Wheeling, during the past week. An
able speech was made by j.. II. Pendleton, Esq.
The Wheeling Union" abiding to it, says:
"The Breckenridge Democracy Of Wheeling,
although surrounded b. everything and every
body, will give II good report of themselves in
November"
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The foreign aIYic - gave greater hrinncss to the cotton
market, The sales to-day amounted to y 200 bales, AZ lOI
allie. Tor midding>. Sales Of last three days b 100 bales
receipts OF do. -, 0OU bales. against g, yVo bales last year.
| Receipts less than last year, at this port, 81 ,uW' bales
Stock at all southern ports less than last year 5000 bales.
Sugar steady ut % aloe, molassrss At I"c.
Flour quiet ut Sj.S,Ha5.o0 Lard, III hbls., lIEc. To-
bacco-Prires easier, but quotations unchanged. Sterling
exchange 7t.aS per cent. premium; bills Of .hlng G4a't:
do. Exchange on London "a Discount and !. PREMIUM
rrriehts on cotton TO Liverpool 9-lGd.
CINCINNATI MARKETS, Ger. IL.
Flour dull Mt +5sj lu.-whca dull. Corn dull. whs-
key dull at l34 cents. Provisions quiet. Money market
Strn,ly, but unchanged. Exchange Oh New York y per Ct.
premium.
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CORN-whIte a. to Is, mixed u, to e.. yellow Is 10 q
cents. COrT0S-iU,G cts. FLoUR-Supcr $685. to 60,
Extra G.ij 10 rs, Family 80 to g.. 0ATS-3D 10 Is cents.
NAVAL. sTDltES-Rosin, common, per hhl, fl.!5al. 80:
No. / do. ..25; Spts. 1urpentine, per gal, iSa+U; Bright
Tar, per Dbl, l.iu; Black Tar, 10. STANES-I. o.. hhd,
per VI. ~; ". q. hhd., IS, ". q. pipe, ;0a15. ". .. head
ine, t5a1O: Pipe culIs, 80; Il. o. hid. culls, ~. ~: ". q. 40.
9!.50; ". Q. heading Gull, 49, 10 2;.U9. WlEAT-Whits
81. iOai 50, red l,9Ual. -.
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.NSr., MEETING oE. ~

Sfp'kiIOi.pi.I:> OF THE IIi;'I%IA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD CUMPaNY.
gym. annual meeting o; IL" Stockho!!cr. OF Ia, v!rgln!-
d t"r'r'l Railroad Company VIII be held Ia the city 81
l'ch'noi"i. "a THURSDAY, The End day Of November,
i~|J.
tE,tTac; from The Iy'Iaws 0: the Company.
~" PROXY .hnII be- valid, given ElOr. .hag IL, days pr.or
ir the W"r;ins 81 :hn Company.
~" pr0,y Tor individual STOCKHOLDERS shhll pass free.
goiu: to Or returning from the meeting, 0! the Comp.uy
ur!.-- hr j. / himself 4 stockholicr.
'ih.. books Of transfer shall he closed - days prev!ou,
+" any GENERAL meeting Of the Company"
J. GARRl.Tr. Trs,-urcr.
uttIlt Eua.i:IN CrN. 4. Il. CoNrAAY
Hi"hrrouI. uc'. l., lsjl-dsrtI
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fg'hlS available preparation Is presented. 70 IN. publ.
a u, The great lrsii-raiunu 80 long sought .or l6 va!E,
'"! restoring lost hair, preventing "s!drrs:, Graduating
''IEiruN, and giving the hhIg . 49, Iih aid yiossy APPEAR
AHcr. Many Certificate. 10 II. I.c'u'- :ai-h; b- Given but
"a" proprietor l. sa,I,iie.! that il vii. r-rOa..rTi Itself and
"i!Y t!-"!- a fir trial to maxi fo: i;ec.f = reputation hitlI.
"'i' "ncTH"llr'i BY anr similar preparation. Let eErfy
on" wiot" hair = falling UT cali .Ld procure a bot;I~
"iE"t u ;hir trial 4. single BOIL. aL!!i prov. u. qrsi.!".
Manuiac'Hrci ah'; s0id, Whole. t- AID rctut! by The Pr.
pfctor, J. T.. DUAL,
Main and 7, 9Th street..
AIT - So f.a..t 80, I.
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Gov. Wisc,s Norfolk Speech.

The fifth edition of the Norfolk speech OF the
Hon. H. 4. Wise is now ready. Price 81 per
hundred.
Electoral Tickets, handsomely Autographed,
can also DO obtained. Price 81 80 per hun,
drrd-Sl0 per thousand.
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C~URS.-whItr, 20 to sc. Yellow. 10 10 -. FLOUR
Super, 1850; Extra, CT Family, 80. 0ATS-SU to SIC.
TOBACCO .-ComIuon Lugs. 80 to 500; New Ground Lugs,
1850 70 100 Stemmtng and Shipping Tobacco, 800 TO
$50: Working, $50 to 1900; bright Wrappers, 1870 10
Gu.Oo. wlIEAT.-Whi,e, *l.+0 to l.5J; Red, 80 to l.4O.
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to his native Erin, may soon serve MS a picture
10 our destiny, should VIC neglect at the proper
time to yindicatc our rights
:. p,. alas for his country. her prideia gone by,
Ind that heart Is broken which never would bend;
Oar The ruin her children In secret nay Sigh:
' Por ,is treason TO love her, and d:stll 10 defend
,Tnnr,zci mr.. her sons till they've learned to betray,
tndlstIngulshed they live, II they :hame not thei1 s,rts,
And ,hr torch tina, would light them through dignity > way,
AT Wr., he caught from the pile whcretheir country expires
FcISBuw L.Ui.$) .SHH.
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n,cuuoND 4 pAsyILLE nAILwo.I

EMPRESS, FREIGHT, hED AtrDhiMUDA. n.7
~ TluN Ti.AlNS.--On and after MONDAY, EStsSE
set. H., M ENiE".>, Freight, and Accommoha. sP1NS
ton Train MI! lray" EickiuOn! daily, Sunday, accepted. !
;"T L. ac!iUrg and int-r:ur,ii'" p0in.e. leaving Richmond
"a, y. y, nLI arriving IL l].yUrhhurs =; . i. NJ, Ia time TO
c"nn"r' Nth The passenger t=aiI going w'-t on The Virginia
aud T-uur.>". I:ailrrat.
Returning. leave l~.yurhhIr. ~ +: :; T.. ", immediately
On VI. arrival ~ the Train from ~" west, AID arrive 10
IIritr"uL ~ u - \. ".
u, tt. - ~. ~ Al corr &c.,
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GLORIOUS Observation-Disclosures Nanse-
mond is right side up. Thsre is not a Douglas
man in the county, and there ure numbers OF
the opposition who have never voted for the
Democracy who are going to cast their votes
for Breckenridge and Laue.-[N0rJoM IAFyus.
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THE ACc0mpL1SHmENT or DANCING

r,llaS. A.. McEyoY HAS THE HONOR OF ANNoUNC.
" ING that the next annual session OF his school, 15i,
fr instruction 10 the above desirable accomplish .YY ~
mrnt, will commence NJ CuRlNTIllAS HALL, fortS?sla
Young Ladies', Misses and Masters, on SATURDAY ~
MORNING, October 2Uih, At II o'clock.
The class for gentlemen meets on FRIDAY EVENING,
October 10Th, hi ~ O'Clock.
Regular day. OF tuition for Young Ladies, Misses aud
Masters, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. at | O'clock, and
SATURDAY MORNINGS nj II o'clock.
For Gentlemen, every WEDNESDAY and FRlDAf EVE
SlNGS, at ~ o'clock.
All the new dances Of the season will be taught, Including
the prince Imperial" and Russo Qua Iril!es.
Private Classes will bu formed for th"'s who desire 10
take private lessons.
TERMS:
For the whole session Of five months. .......... ......SlB
For half Of the session. .... -. ............. 10
Oct 1s-h3t
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r.rrrsprnn MAnKrrs n.r Il

CUIN-G5 10 70c. COTT0N-l0s TO l0lt cts. Tor prime.
F~LUCl-Super 4GE to :, Extra ~ TO , Family ~ 10 .
Tu~BACCu-Lug', inferior 20 fair, $lH to !. good 10 very
good 81 TO =; common to medium Leaf 1 10 good to Y'ry
good, ~ TO 10, line II 10 -. WiEAT-White ] " TO W,
red ! - 10 AZ.
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GRAND RALLY 0r THE DEMocghCY.-A CRANE!
muss meeting Of tlrc Democracy will he held At
Isle Of Wight Court House on Tuesday, the
Both OF the present moatiI, \ cordial invita-
ton is EXTENDED 10 persons Of all l]"ii;ica! par
ties. The Hon. llclry y. Wise and other dis
tinsuishrl speakers are expected to b" pre-
SI.nI
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Compromises IF ronsiii"iion"i yri"'irt1S
IRE Grrr dnHyGroH$, "ni ! "m r~t.t""'"' H"t
the true Utm'"rrHrg has r'" .Hf [" %h'"t "
frm .raot on tie y"ch. Of tr@td. Gad 10 G'f'
tie }ropir ii" orr"rtM'itH !" rif''It"iF Mf~'
tore cf ja>tirs and .tr"ter"Hi 't%"r' ""r ''rh
gihsr's rightN.-litN. JoE lANE.
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Frost at South.

AUGUSTA, Oct. IA heavy frost occurred
here this morning. The thermometer was
down to the freezing point, and thin ice was
made in the neighborhood Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19

Mrs. Eleanor Love Washington, the estima'
BILE wife of John \. Washington, Esq, died at
Waveland, the residence OF her husband, in
P%auquier county, Va, OIL the 9th instant, in
the 3I;h year OF her age.
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FARMyILLE MARKETS. Der. |,
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, Oct. l..

extra -, family s - 10 .. T0EACCO-Lug, loose and
priced Il ~ 10 2 80, short leaf ! tn 4. good long leaf ! to
to ~. WllEAT-Whitea 81 ~ 10 ! ~, red 10 To ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19

EARBAcrE Is TAzawrII.-Tirrr is, also. 10
he Il great Earbacne 4, Ta>rw"li Court House,
Wednesday, the al>i Of October, I" which
every body is invited: y number "l ':iStii''
guishcl gentlemen will address ;he people
UPON the vital ISSUES involved i'll the present
contest. lie, all attend vii" can possibly IL" 50.
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TuE Constitution A>r IuE EuuAiiry "t
THE STATES, Tur<E ,rr SYMBOLS ~ Eyl:-
LAsTIS,; rNIuS. l.Fr THESE nH THE RALLY
ryG ,Ey ur Tur rrnilr. JOHN c. EREtk-
INRlDGE.
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E0i: HALTITORE.

I'''I TENEs \ WEEN-TUW NAINN Al
COMPANY.
fHNilE: Steamer HELyIDEKE, Captain ,7ht-n
l. ". W. h"cnc, will receive freight to- L
day, tFRlpAf., Rni Up to the hour u: AfISfyMrTGS
de?ar;ur=, !. o'clock, NJ, SATURDAY. --G6xG6
2y:h Inst.
Freight taken 20 Boston via Baltimore, a, .owr., r.;,,
a'h greatest dispatch.
No l~loe.heats can be- ;a%sr nj. trip unl... ENGAGED,
our office.
Passengers will pica>e lie on board before Il, ,o., al,
departure, u o'clock VI, Saturday. W
Ticket. for passage procured either =, 80. M"
iH"cs"s Sip. "pP'si'.- the Columbian Hotel, or a, ,i -
steamers Wk,ry,-. i."chr:;,. !" "F
oct .I-9t DAVID 1 VA rr-pp,,
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LYSCIIEURG MARKETS, Oct. II.

CORS-I0 To re. FL0uR.-Super, So to "a; EAtra,
: 10 80; Family, $50 tog. UATS-SU 10 "jc. WHEAT
White. 81. 10 To l.ij Red, III 10 i.3s.
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iknlly.
.r,ud KulIy of the Democracy

John T.. Young, Esq, and Gen. Thomas =.
August will address the Democratic -lSSoc'n;
ton of Church anil Union Hills, 1T Springfield
Hall. ON SATURDAY evening, t2Otn instant,
# eight O'Clock. The citizens generally are IT.
vited to attend.
j. II. SANDS, President.
r. +. CockE, >r.,r.s
Rn. II. WHiTIoCH.
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SHIPPING.
=. VI, JAM

L. y. ". STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
FOR NEW ORR VIA NORFOLK,
TsIIE Steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain
Thos. skinner. will leave here ut ! Ls-J
o'clock =. NJ. FRIDAY. :he Ugh instant. ,.-t1fr3S
Passage to New YORK, meals and state $500.
room included SO. s;e"rIgr Passage, +.
Passage l." Norfolk Same As BY tie river boat.
Freight received to-day, GhHr'!".,, ,ai up 10 the l.our
Of : O'Clock =. NJ, Friday.
Cousirnr-s are requested 20 -tni Toy their goods to-day
Freight for l:os;0n taken ~ moicrlts rates. and G,,w,,I
rd with dispatch.
Passengers are rcu'.est"'i 10 h- on hHari IN ,uc time
ricsrts AMI h-r,h- -acurrr! ~ "Gr p:hcr. or Oh board ill.,
ship.
Oct Is: i.ChLaM s WATSON
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E%lIHMONU : HUSTON line OF FAChEIs.
TslliE G,-, sa!lin. schooner FtRElSH, Cap
A tain Trrri!l. having ~" greater portion KIN
o! her cary, engaged and going on hoard. VIII a
have Yu:rs, dispatch. For balance O: freight sp-sI-1A'
rv , ,,.,,,v
Oct IDS, David Y WI. CbhhiI.
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US.-lfi the duric- AMI occupations OF wives and mothers
are not ~ absolutely lahuriuus a. ih"-- 81 men. thry ~"
more rxhaustirv. and the female system, lhiiiii''i, 'nors
delicate and fragile than that ii RAN, should hr SUSTAINED
and invienratrd. IL possible, by somc si;" AMI nrh't''i'
tonic and restorative. The grand drsii"ra'liii,' "r WHICH
the sex 20 long leaked Ia vain, is realized Ia li"-l"''ri =
Celebrated! Stomach Bitt-r-. This preparation n"i "aIy
offer, immediate and pcrnia merit relief IN dysrrr,.a an"
disturbances o! the stomach nIl i-hwrs bu' i in'alIirIr !t
tho.- cases OF bodily weakness and mental depression
WHICH results from functional irr-cu ariti"- known only 10
the ieeblcr sen.
ors,Irh y Druggists and dealers generally Every where,
and by HUsrErrEg Y SMITH,
Manufacturers and irOprict"!s,
N, I,-Itwjv M - WINTER and ~ Front ~ifrris.
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The EIeations on wednesday,.

There were special elections held in several
counties and Senatorial districts, on Wednes-
day, to fiji vacancies in the Legislature IN
the Chesterfield Senatorial district, Benjamin
H. Nash DemocraD was opposed by James IL.
Cox ~(Douglasite.) This was a well'contested
and h~ard-fought battle. Mr.. Cox was the dea'
nethey of the Douglas party-had the sympa'
thy and support of tho Bell men--and q most
desperate effort was made TO defeat the Demo
cratic party, in order to make capital fnr Bell
il. the Presidential election.
Mr.. Nash entered the field rs a Democrat,
supporting Breckenridge, and made a man
" fight for his party. The combined OPP
position claimed sir hundred majority for Cox.
Misled by their clanlor we expected the cleo
ton of Mr.. Cox by three hundred, instead Of
which he has been defeated, by what amount
we are unable to say, since the Official vote
from Cumberland has not been received
Nush's majority will be between forty and nifty
The coalition OF "BilRl and Black George
has thus received q most signal overthrow III
the person Of Mr.. Cox; and, rs Mr., Nash has
beat the Opposition combined, SO Will breck'n'
ridge beat them throughout Virginia.
In the Nottoway and Amelia District where
Goggin had sixteen majority, Mr.. Crunp Top
p~osition) beats Campbell (Democrat) iiity-a
gain Of thirty-four.
In the Prince Edward and Lunenburg dis
trict, A. D. Dickinson, Breckenridge Democrat,
is triumphantly elected over his opponent, Mr.
p. +. Clarke.
These results, though small, arc evidence
of the utter insigniicance Of the Douglas
vote in Virginia. The election was brought
on before the Presidential election in order to
make capital against the Democracy; and every
effort was made, by combining the Wings and
Douglas men, to defeat the Democracy, yet 4
has failed in every instance, except that OF Mr.
Crump, who, although, the most popular MAI
in his county, gains only 81 votes over Cog
gins vote Of last year. Roll Oh the ball!
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VIRGINIA >EAE't: aud CENTRAL. FAIR
SrrEkIsi RESIDENT uttIrk R.CHUn>p X DASviLLE 4. X.
pIrLun,rl tl.iuh-r q iSaf

a Z EMBEHS ~ Ihc Virginia state ,-=I--1 4.
.ft and Central Agricultural So 49,
ciriy. visiting The above Fair, wIil bel
furnished IL. tie time .; purchasing ;Hr!r Gchc for Rich
,nnnh. by The Agent n. IT," Station, with Il PREF RErunS
IICgsr, Oh Vrrs,u'Htioa y! ,hc;r certificate o! mriIhrrship.
!:"tTrn Ttrh.'> "il hr good from :p:h 10 orih octo'rrr
inclusive.
Stnrk. or oih"r articles designed IOr exhibition "a the
ab"v" Fair, wiz he charged Iu. bare down, and vii b"
rriurrri ire" al ,isIr", II remaining in possession 81 same
owners.
Person. Wishing Ia >.Gi stock must give NJ least three
DAYS i"iir. tu H. station !tg":;, - that proper cara uInt
be- r~rn.itrI. CHARLES q. TAl.CUrT,
uri. superintendent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19
SALES or STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
L,r ~, Urxf uIjuH Drf1i,y 10 lsIiI

kkIbSlLp ~ s'h' Ns
Virginia ~ per cent Registered Bonds, sales 1917 10 ~.
Richmond City bonds, sales $TS and intsrert.
Petersburg City DUnds, last sales S9p.
Lyuclburs City Bonds, last sales $40.
Norfolk City bonds, last sales rs.
Exchange Bank Stock, las; sules iOiH.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales !Dt:
Bank Of Yirgiuiu Stock, last sales ~ 10 ~.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock, last sars t!!. No re-
cent snlc3.
Richmond and Dunrilie Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by
State Of Virginia, las, sales }9l und Interest. 30 recent
salrs.
Virginia CertrnI Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by Stats Of
CITY Of petersburg lon,Is, guaranteed by Stated Virginia
40 recent sales.
Old Dominion Insurance. stock, last sales AIS.
Richmond Fire as.ociation Stock, salrs fin.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, last sale. SiD.
Mrr chants Insurance stUch, -alrs st:|?.
Insurance Company of state Of Virginia stock, sale. on
TINE H. FIJI.
virginia Life Insurance Company Stock, last sales $li:.
Virginia Central Railroad Fist Moringc lUIiJ, lnst sales
SSj and interest.
virginia Central Enilroad %rr"nt Mortgage bonds, last sale
$S2E and Interest.
Virginia and Tennessee !.a!.i"ah Flrst Mortgage Boiitls, !as'
sal. 3>i and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Srcoui Mortgage Bonds,
last sales ISL and Interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Third Mortgage Bones,
las, sales GAO and interest; r,
Orany. and Alexandria Railroad 4 per cent EOnis,
last sales Isl and interest.
Orange anil Alexandria Railroad : per cent Bonds, last sales
~. and Interest.
Richmond AMI iurk River Railroad ) per cent Buris, last
sales 800 and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad Il per cen, Bonds, offered h, sG'.
soulh.Sllr railroad bonds, last sales go.
Souuh.Sidc Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
last sales 800.
Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales 80.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad stock, last salee Sti.
Richmond AMI Danylle Railroad stock. last sale, SGu.
James River and kanawha Stock. last sales s'S..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19

U1ICKET OFFICE.-An olhcc will be opened this
j. morning. and continue during the Fair, at the store
under the SP0TSWuoD HOUSE, adjoining the office OF
that Hotel, for the purpose ~ Issuing MEMBERSHIP
RECEIPTS 10 members, or persons. wishing 10 l'ec"no mem.
hers, OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society.
Oct lit Gil. T.. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
SAFETY FUSE, GROUND ALUM SALT,
- Machine OIL, Cotton Yarns, Sansct's Mustard, Mass Ii
quoric- and Sole Leather, for sale by
Oct - LS q. e. DAVENPORT.