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c,r,bo,d,. Reported victory.

Turin, Friday.-Thc Diretto publishes des-
patches from Naples dated the I'd October,
stating that the royal troops had been repulsed
from CaScrta. and were surrounded. The Gar
ibaldiaus made two thousand prisoners,
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DAxGH,:orS FALL.-:hu i%ynchbUrS N pub.
iiaaa'' states that Alex. II. II. Stuart, Eri,
81 Augusta county. who addressed the Wings
- L"nchhu-s on Wednesday nigh: last, had :.
yr.y >rvrrr fLi while on his WAY 10 I've Alex
a~nl-ii ears To- return honc on ThucSlay Morn-
,lr. While crossing the ag"cdnct, across lt-
canal ,car the TrnncsSee depo;. about . CLOCK,
i.c arciden:lE >tcppe! Over the "a!i "l!ich
serves rs \ guide. and EEL I distance o.. some
80 Zee, Into the water below, without, however,
sustaining anr other i'yHry than &; ~';uck:ns.
lie was immediately rescued by persons who
were in the vicinity N the tine Of the ac'I
drrt. aul who werc attracted by his cries lot
ALL"
E.MAyC:rArIo> ScnGMG--Tnerc is tsayS Tie
Philadelphia "!'rcs>.")a grand emancipation
scheme iunw in embryo in Western Virginia,
which will develop Itself in ~" coarse OF The
co:niu: winter. The mp"t.ucu; ! 10 have inI
its leader ~ distinguished gentleman from
Eastern VIRGINIA. not regarded rs particularly
sound upon the slavery question tor many
years past.
LADIES Ww"i>ir"v s:2ScmsSr AsSoci'-
r:pv.-Thc ladies Washington Monument
Association" j., spreading rapidly and prom:
>r' 10 BE- rs rapid i success as the Mount YER
non .ASsUr,a.Irn was. At Point Pleasant, %a
<oa COUNTY. Va, The Branch Association care
;. fair last week. hy which $3.50 was realized
The fiHdS 90 10 the complexion of the Nations!
Monument at Washington city.
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TIE PLoT TniCHENs.-Wc have all l:card Of
,"iisunion plots; let us now tell Of II union plot.
We understand that a prominent Douglas
man has asserted in Selma, that there is OF
will be an arrangement contaminated be-
tween the Bell and Douglas men Of the coun-
t., br which the Two parties arc TO secure the
Senator and members of the Legislature in the
next August election. We should like to know
it,if it be true, and the people ought to know il.
The roquetting between the two parties seems
10 take . practical shape, and points imrncdI-
atelv TO Office. If the Douglas leaders are GU
iny to fuse with Dell. they ought to let the
people know it. Play fair, gentlemen, and do
not give us the Kentucky game here in Alaba-
ina. In kentucky. it is stated, the Dougla
man was kept in the field, TO be voted for by
those whom it would not do to entrlst with r
knowledge Of the arrangement made with the
Bell men, while every Douglas man who did
understand the game voted for CoolnbS, the
Bell candidate. \ trick once learned, - hi II"
value afterwards.
The object Of bringing into THIS canvas is,
sues that Gun only arise after the election. be-
gins to become apparent. Who plots now: We
avail, further developments. Well may a Doug
lbs man announce in public speech. that he
has well nigh lost all love and affection 10" the
Democratic party."-,Se}m" issue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

IiEl.L MlS ErcoMlSG BLACK RErrmr:AH>.-
About three hundred o. The American portion
of the Bell and Everett party III Baltimore,
on Thursday night, marched /" the Lincoln
headquarters and joined that party. This was
in consequence of the election Of the Reform
ticket in Baltimore, which destroyed the rule
Of the ]so.caiirtl American clubs in that city
The rcst,l, of this will he TO increase Brcckin-
ridges plurality in the State. Since the cleo
ton many who have previously been Douglas
men are coming over To Breckenridge.
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PRESIDENT BucuASAE's Present 10 ABb-E!..
EAprr.-Tfcre is on lis way TO Syria 4 mag
niticcnt present From tie President of the
United States to His Exccllency Said Ahd-el-
kod,r or Damascus" Il consists of Two Colts
holster pistols, mounted with silver anu peaut'-
fully ornamcnted with arabesque work III i
rosewood case. also silver mounted. IL was uc'
signed by the government Tor some nnI','ic III
Syrla. as u token Of their appreciation oil inc hal''!-
some treatment which our ambassador, the hon.
James Williams. received in Syria last yeHr. It
goes now 10 ABIDE FL kadcr. is an expression not
only of this feeling, bat Of gratitude Tor his
having protected thu Christians oi Damascus
including the American consui, during Tic iat'
riots there.
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The New York "Trilmnc" says: when
John Minor Bolts was asked 10 speak in this
CITY in behalf Of fusion, he answcrt' Nth iiat
denial. he told the applicants tina, he would
never strike hands with the enemies OF his
country, and that he preferred the election OF
Abraham Lincoln to that Of breckenridge or
Douglas. Such is the sentiment Of every Old
Wing and American who has not definitely
made up his mind to lose his identity and he
swallowed mp in the crowd that follows Dean
Richmond and Peter Cagger.'
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u,untun OF tsorse Thieves. I'm ,scxa..

Foxr SMITH, Ark, Oct. l7th.--rwo young
men, late of this city, known as Frank Rivers
and Colonel Montgomery, were hung near San
Antonio, Texas, on the 18th instant, for horse
stealing. Rivers was formerly the proprietor
of a saloon in this place.
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ELEcTED.--lsaac NJ. Partridge, formerly al
apprentice in the Norfolk IVa.) Beacon Of
Gee, but now editor Of the vicksburs Wing,
has been elected Major General Of Mississippi.
This Partridge makes q successful flight.
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Two boys were about to fight i duel with
pistols at Petersburg, Va, on Wednesday,
about a girl. All the arrangements were made
for the meeting, but their parents interiered'
and rightly gave each o sound thrsshing.
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ysaSSaciiUNDfrs p,,I,,t,.

BosrnS, pct. 2".-Ihe three parties opposed
IN tho Republican have fused n :se tjyrrb o1G
.ifth districts; Gc;t:u. or Mes,rS. Girclnw snS
Appleton for Congress. again, M.,s-s pi,S
and Huri!n.amc. 800
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Withdrawal Of = Douglas fickrt.

PHILADELPHIA. Dat. l".-Tle Douglas State
Central Committee. net last "yrl,ing. and with.
drew their <traigl,tort ticket. ami pledged
themselves 10 support tie Reading electoral
ticket. They endorsed Douglas and Johnson
as the nominees Of the party, but IN attempt
To erase the Breckenridge electors from the
,;.l.., ,,.r- ,,rsurrp>sfll
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the Ecll Ringers seem to have bad luck with
their poles. Some Of them break. and some Of
them arc struck by lightning. They will have
worse luck It; the 3."M on the 9TH Of next
month. Look out for the engine Of Demo-
cracy when the bell rings" Whig:cry is IA
NOUS for making = fls, generally. 1t raises
poles, has big meetings, rings bells and dis
turbs the country, hit never S1rcs II. - HHieigh
,StryHur i
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The Prince of Wales NJ Boston,

BoSroS, Oct. 1S.-Thc demonstration here
to-day in honor of the Prince Of Wales was
an elaborate and imposing display. The streets
were %throngcd. The Prince reviewed three
thousand military OH the
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RgTrRSIHG STOLEN Goops.-From the WaSh-
ington Star" we learn that Thnddeus Hyatt,
the contumacious witness, has been instru-
mental in restoring to Colonel Washington, Of
Harper's Ferry, one of the valuable pistols, a
family relic, stolen from him by one of John
Browns mcp ut the time his house was plum
dered.
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liIED.

p:tp. On the 18th October. WILLIE, youngest son -
.J,ur. and LIcy \. Via. hf-u : years sni . months.
Ttc n,r.r,i viii tax. pinc- frCIr ~. rriidence o.! BIS "a
rcr.-. IN The town Of Sy'n-y. :'c.v saturday. ~ J.!
o.lur.. Tue freud, 81 GAG IaL!i.y are invited &c ai!sai
Wi-Epa. further NU:."..
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CONGRESSIONAL EIECrI"NS.--Thc Ohio dele.
CATION to The next Congress stands u fepuGli-
cans, S Democrats. Tie last Congressional
reprcscnlation Of Ohio was - Republicans and
G democrats. showing in the late election 4
gain Of two Democratic members. The repre-
sentation from Pennsylvania in the nest Con-
gress will stand Republicans 90, Democrats ..
The representation from Indiana i'll the next
Congress will stand Republicans :, Democrats
y, independent |, with one District yet 10 hear
from. The ,loahtiul District, in ISIS. elected
a Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

rsNuH .Gh,crl-r Ni.nr. 20 .il H., Farm. located "E 20
4 SDu'h Ill: az Lanes River, 10 Chesterfield couh;y.
al" g. "i,h. mil, rom tar S..y y: Richmond. II cGItH'h-
,Ci acr"-, .hnu, SuD o. ahiri. are arabic, The rema'nG-f ..
OAK and pine srnath, (oririns. and s-:nnd( There az" "
or ~ acre. al low grounds. aad s0nr h:dhch Cats. lie
buildings are :Lo-- usually found on a farm o! la S.re, AL
Lay. l.cu erected x.h.i the las: re-. years. There !! .
Iir,rlr~ Quarry rapm the i.nI. In successful operation. To-
Yori rrpn The farm. II, :. -upros-j. would pay the r7t~
a.."i TOR il. There 4. rv.ty aces. 20 Mchmo:d -:"rAe'
hy -" Cana.
r,srl.l p,:.r..;.E &c s..: Wheat cr 20 h.t Il! %: =.
tJi"r.
Mr.. rnslaai Thn l."vs or TIC farm, vii r,b.b:t Il.
T4Ks: :--sGc:! - via! SCI; he purchase:
CHA T. FRIEND,
s-,r N.rcir,,r,
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Fire In Phi;ndeiphia.

ru;tApHLrHiA. oct. 2o.-Scho!clFs woo,,.,
yarn factor. on Willow street. WIS burnt lss,
a;.ht. Loss :"g.uc0.
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CuASCE FOR \ SPECULATION -the '''''"'

Cu,ScE FOR \ SrEcriArI"S -the iol'o"'
;rr arpears in the Washington "t'oastItutlon:'
To BE- SoLp.-By vir;ue q! i dist'aln III Ia,
vcr Of G. llosenmaeier against the goods ana
ch,,,,ls Of one Prof. Brooks. Officer A. T. l..
Reese will sell On Tuesday morning next, at
balf.ras, ten o'clock, in front Of the Bank oil
Washington. the following menaserie :-One
,.,If nn- owl one raccoon. TWO wild cats. three
fame cats. two monkeys, one South American
squirrel, cish, cages, three pictures. W white
nice. enc drum, and one ourang-outang.
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Departure OF the prince from. :ro,r,,

Bo>roS, Oct. 20.-At $50 this morning The
Prince and suite left the Revere House undo,
the escort Of the Lancers. and proceeded u
the eastern depot, where they took II specia,
tram, Spcnlid!y equipped, :or Portland. The
departure was amid hearty cheering by tn
immense crowds present at H.. depot. IT,.
train s%tarte.! al ?.iJ, and w!s expected to run
20 Portland ~ f3nr hours. Very b-:c: s;cr<
world be made en- route.
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!.aN, ANn >..AyEs us ,r,.n CoINT,

VF ANETTA, FUK SALE FIsI'NIhLl'
fsHlIE Device. " John Il. Stcgrr, d-c-nscd, os.T Tor '%'
Z privately, valuable .rsG: of land. lying on the Apo
g.i,cy River, In :hr county 81 Amelia, tive miles from Ma
;mnx I-uo', On Ih- Richmond and Danrille Railroad, cot
;siu!nc, ny -.ri.I.tiuE, one ,houtand acreI. The laEd!.aS
,nirsLIv utaItei TO the production Of corn. vhea: and ;.
b.cco. mni III. tact = regarded as ohe Ct the bet j. H.
COUNT. |! desired ]: will 10. divided !nio two tracts. The
n.ichivrho0I Is mos. excellent. Possession will be g.S>n
At rncc: 81. hr"isec. Tc.crr;ny the rish, 10 cultivate 81"
:,'a-r inc sr,aIns crop,, II ! satisfactory arrangement 60"
not he maze with 'h- purchaser 30 :ase them.
rhc pErrnarrr u! ih- land, II h. cc,'ru taral tor MS o.
NC. rhu sl-1 purchase Il laT;- Dinhrr OF Sa!uaD'. s.hTsH
The 1hEss VI! b. MAD accommodating
Apply 10 VIA =. H-.I- or J.aG 8 llaFl:Tay. Lhu!a De
pot, Amelia, or 70 " ". siEuEh,
: ,,. n1-rf Na.,o.t Depot, ArT.IiA.
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\ FEMALE .ipNlgEK oy GARlgsL.pi. The
Countess La Tore is 4 lady so devoted 10 Carl
baldi and his cause that she follows the dicta-
tor wherever he goes. At Ca$crta she wore u
sort of bIoomcr dress, pantaloons, n mans hat
with red feather, and high boots. For arms
she carried Il revolver and a sabre, Dot! o.
which she can use with deadly skill.
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fAAiin!E FIRMS FOR SALE,
:. E.T'EIl: N.N ZOE MALE.

g.4;TE3 !: -. FOR SALE.
fsiiiIS E.'a;r, Tying pn Jsmr. River, IN C"Hr.e' cry eoun
] ~, .'ir"i 'aI.-s IT.lI the Court lt"Gs", ari cnDtzinins
r"D .crr.. i"grllt.' ugtcr val'iv.t;"r. and lighlS Ian.
urny.,: Is Ir -E!.. -ha.i 10" absent IN the south FOR a
urAII,lt "r 1850, hg' !Giiug NV ai--rcc Mr.. Th0s. II. WILCOX
j. authorised 10 .rii Il. ami vi! rai.;y any cout.uc; h.
NAY "ai"r into tnGcainK the premise.
ChaF!e. cry Co.. DOT i"-c-~
JERKS VARIABLE: AID DESIRABLE:
FARM CONTAINING >EfrS HUNDRED ACRES, IN
rO"ilAT.% County,. ", "!.iH TO VI Ei'kR,
FOR SSiE.
TEl!l- !,,r. .rG,:eH abor, - r.'c' r'om I;iclthona,
4 and .bcu. = mile and i half !rotn J ANS aver, In one 81
;lr .nr.t hrieHrur."ui, u: H." stat, aE: SiihiD two mics
81 -Ehrf An Episcopal, "a Baptist ar y Methods; Church.
HaL i post o..c.. niI contains rS survey, 'p acre. q! lard,
~ OF wiich M. Ia u nu. strtc -: cultivation. the bh!aGcc
ia wor! (i%j Ia original OAK growth, "GJ II p."c sroTthl.
There are, ~ 81 :. ,srn hy The pl.: aMi sure, on cran-
BI;!,n Il! Sic o.!rv al Hr-s--. t.GabhI . Arr~rtU", t"S"iri
yer. inc -yrimgS ug"u NJ iincr. C;,' -! "H'Ch tth.t "hc"
sup;lc. IA: bath hOT,- MI. wt:Cr.l runs by measurement
- uwr ci.I"'. in 81 hours. tni u convenient 20 The !'0G.~
and to HE Stables. Tier !. = crH,rTi."ir 'Nc.i.ay on tEI'
farm. Tie quarter. ar- !" gG'"t oIii:T A.! .Sp+f, % a&s
also tLr stables aHd r:Le. "~ui-hpG:"..
II" ,rrIlty h.ir: u,Iir"E- 20 r.r1C"C r-srer no ci',
r:rr il., very ".,C.hir aud 'ir,i!.h!- ra:El :Ur ,Aie, pr
v,tr!y, SPOON vr'y aga, nIaoiat.Hg t~r'"t.
~, tract .j 10 IN" isud. 81 John !. Na.:5rid, Ess
~. rr",nar ,.nrr.. LwI Ma. !r. NcC.-.
For turtle. Information refer to Mr,sTo. Gndi!3 4 Ape!
.nn, E'rnrrr;. John =. in". I"wiI,'sn; Ronald C"rt",
t.g.. IlGranEL. or to ie rrOPrIrtoT-. Hc:sis. !. 1. aat Il
: Nick"uz.e. nos .-s.G!ns ca ;a- rrr"i:-rs.
.:,,i ..-rin GunDIT s ArfER-O:. Iurt..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

Dram or THE AssAri.AST or TIE PmScE.-
Edward Moncanc, the poor, crazy English sa'I-
or. who made the disturbance as Lord lien
frcw WAS riding lnwn Fifth avenue, New York
on Friday morning. and was discharged by
Justice Connolly. lied on Tuesday, at iit'Irv''c
Hosnital, Of ,lc!irium trcmens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

TocuxAME$r-At the tournament held lust
week ut Wythcvillc, the knight of the Lancet,
DR.. S. R. Sayers, of Wythc, who has come III
for the first honor nj every previous t"nrna-
ment Of the Association, was the most success
full competitor. and he crowned Miss Jennie l.;
Crockett, Of WytheviIle, Queen Of Love and
Beauty,
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EyTENS:yu SALE OF HOUSES AND

LUIS 1T GIULLrrIFT 'UtE.HVEsh'
TIME undersigned o.rr. Cor -tc a" ne h..!H!Sii ~. V"'
L At Gloac-.r.r C.ur. !ian,", lltc.y cSusd by hh '.u't,
John Tanh, decd.
The prop, rty consist, u !, t:Eciner:-, ttnong WEIGH si-
one Dric1 Tavern. will q Bic. St.ol", lee hon'c' abE 81
o;h-. bu.;I.n .a nrrcssary 81: rpEGCc:!Hs- large I-'"'''
FoGr Store Houses, NihI comfortable GT+'i!n.. $500
seven "ti-T G%r.i.as huus"-. a5a ,hpp' i": :i'H'''s' '''
SMITH, Talipr-, L-rn-nt'I- anal ShUrih"h=F'' -
The Taye:l ~! Dwell: l!ru.s. h.!- cca'-i"s-' we
attached 10 ;hcia ~. s,!icns -. p'h"I rGEposss' As' ~
all ia good repair.
O!ouce,l.r Cnur. Ifoa-- i. .i;ua:ci In ,H, ;a.I.' Of a*ss.
thy and ropg.Cg. gouu;ry, au! - "n"G q -
bu-iu--> ia thi- s-C:I"D.
The Tavern La.-ni be E.-Ie "-ry ?To1''".e' W =
Ctni.< Lu .i.r-- i,a, always been dom ihCr"' anu H'e'''''
!rt o! r"ery Kind can mi c0H-:sr' 'ini'"' As""
.,."....", - ,j.L,,,y..r =, r.DssEI. 1ABB,
- Gi,-r-,.rr Cput: iiou,,.
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VEIIY vNL::iEI.i: AnN DEstKAEI
.JiNES ii:iyTx PLANTATION FOR
SAFE

: OFFER :vr -aic. privately, my plantation. known as
iurr.y Vile, tie residence .. ti- !.;r Tariion F.eAinF
Wing IN t.. county -. ir0"'ni.nt. On -%a=. R!"er. Forty
three nile. hhlv. .irhurnni. II rC''aii S, by recent survey,
~ nrr.,, Of wiiciI ~ ,rc IIn,- River Low Grounds l'nl
I'D arab. !i.h, i,tt. eli in : :tst stat ri cultivation. ~
the r-raia!r, 80 acre.. l'5 sr- N original timber sroTta,
the res Ia Irn. nnt stamping pasta.c. III. buildings are
NJ! s,ii.:,u:iaI. and In good rcpar. For further ;,.rticGi':'
aIarrs. the ag5.cFIb.r. at Loeb LoEo;.! = o., G-IcG.sr'i
COUNTY. Vi.
- 81, AN = FLEMING
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VALUABLE F:S'TNTE - IfALki'ofi a.
gip SAif

rtyiS. undersigned, ha"i1r Gc;.i',;,, - nov Sr1'n
o:ere Tor ,.ir his VERY '"L@ahLk hsIAlh, u
~. cru.iy o.: Charlotte. J.. 81. Ne "t!eIs % the "atG'
FOX. .g-I asuv-, au3 on tn -h'-' % INC -pA.o.c.i-'
r-lrr TIE coraUc.c- -. ihe '"" s's-N-s.
rhl. ir.s, /. Ln-..ei wish! ,nFr: ana / hail taH-S .
,to-.,.. r,rL l,-Ec,. cu she ..ci.moEt S:I Ds:'i!ie KAY
ro,, and contains as1Yt i..py acrr', NJ "hs.! coas.|rfat''
"y.- 20, Ac.r. a-c ars:=.t- bottom lant, rnscEpa'se; !"
.,.,,r:.r AZ r-.a.u.. i. .aG ia gsc!!.:y OF crit!TAiioH' u.
ny r. H. ,r..,v. -. 4!!u =is! lard 4, CON Para:"-'5 -
rrir, ,,o., ov.fno". and 100 acres arc secured a-aIl': -
y.fsr l.. . ....c, Hich Is Ecpt Up ~ i:tic co.', ati VII
,.o-!, rlf.ctGat Dr1."eticn, with ordinary attention.
WIN ~ .xccpLoI %! . :Tv!.iC. nUusr, AL o'te' ."
n-,y.v-n;s arr"-,Ary ARE -Nc-HeI.:, aat in goo! :eft.
Thi. ui.Lt .'i"fI = r.fc:: sDera as irFaTS~hie
rr.;rc,,". %: :6c s~;!pTiHs tobacco, al ny price, ~
"a: :-n YEAR all inIly ait.s:; IL . also tcafceI! -"
r;u.ui.h.d ~ II: wheat crops, anc Is T.li siaI:ei 70 VIZ
.y-r /. grown in ri. portion ~! tile safe. 80.
Such an opportunity FOR iGveo:sa-:' in res! 49,. ~.
OCCURS. .ai 20 those In WA; .: .asd II : ;.ti2haon-i 49,.
....!ns all 'he advantages OF good health an. 80 -.
lm:cili-srt sGcie:;, I viii t... s9t.; S.e.:iTe u '
premises. r,rrl -,t.t..
TgsMs.-A, { am fully Determined! 20 sel. ! S' tsr...i
tern, easy auI accommodating. Aty rhf.". -, n. -!
20 me vii 10 prom ply Answered, SEQ 'T.s'
IL Ncs.r.. Gs zen s iIYt son, E!ehiSoHn;rH .u:tS.
Aug s-eOd:. ao.>.h: or.
NJ HITE GREAsE-!gI ss!i ;S' pptlrET70GI-
W 0ct -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

The Wide Awakes at Mir. Lincoln's home
celebrated the victories in Pennsylvania. ONO
md Indiana by 4 grand parade last week.
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DISTINGUISHED VIslroaS.-Thc Hon. John
L,.tchcr, Governor Of Virginia. Major John ).
Calvert. Treasurer Of the Commonwealth. 90
nathan NJ. Bennett. Esq Auditor Of Public
Accounts, Stafford II. Parker. Register OF the
Land Office, and Gen. o.. &. Clay, Member Of
Roord Of Public Works, visited Weston on
TUESDAY last. on Il tour Of observation cxanln-
inc into the public works in this section OF the
State, They visited the Asylum grounds and
WV. them = careful cxamination-all expressed
their appreciation Of the hsa'';y = Of the S''e and
seemed pleased with their visit, which, h9w-
over was short. they lravins the next day,
much TO the regret Of onr people. 'ia"y "i
our citizens embraced tie OCCASION /" call upon
the Governor and pay i,iin their r''f"ris' -
+ Weston ~ H'TG".
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Later from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Oct. la.-Dates haze bee,
received here from Vera Cruz to the ed ins,
The eastern division Of the constitutional arm.
is reported to have arrived before the civ .;
Guadalaj ara, but nothing had been effected. +.
was statc,: that Robes and Pezuela, command
ing a division Of the church forces. had been
defeated. with the loss Ct 100 in ,ry:ny "a
march out % the capital.
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Tup Rosroy BALI. 10 THE PnScE.-The
vow yor; Dav Book Says:-This was, we
ia.r, ~ ,eIerraph. a grand affair, although the
;nm w,S tremendous and dancing with any de.
,,rsc nr comlor, was on; OF the question. The
pr;,c, o,.ned the ball with the wife Of Mayor
Lincoln, and followed with MIS-. "oV. BANKS;
Mrs. Lieut.. Wise, daughter oil Ei~ara Eyer
rtt and daughter in-law Of Coy. Wise, Of |T'
rinia was the third partner and Mss Crown
!, rch;,li ,he fourth.
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,IrrKy ..Jpug" PRINTER -L;c"rs: Simon
ION, a journeynnn printer IN Az '''''e Il, L'e,
Pa, put on Il ">ni'" 4 icw days ago a'' wen.
to the Mradvillc oil district. where ne "'u@"'
nm oil claim. OF time. struck "'f, ana Has been
Offered S20.Gon FOR li- r'raUr''. HIS may be
called - TAT take
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hank OF VIRGINIA..

CoMP,HArlyE STATE o. TuE E.SG OF f!EG:S., isc.rriN"
THE BRA scIIs-. oS TIE Isl ohr "t Ucr, i>oy, $50 rHE lsT
y,,v t~, is.I
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the Washington "Constitutisn" Of Oct. 10th
has reached us. In it we find the following
letter from our former townSman. S. S.. Baxter,
Esq, whose high character and standing rem
der it impossible to question for a moment the
truth of anything he may say or write;
WAsnlxGroS, Oct. IS, 1850.
WV. Nj. BRowxr, Esq, Editor o. the "Consti'
Dear Sir:-Your note Of to-day las been
received.
In reply, | State that when Mr.. Iancey was
en- route Tor the Baltimore Convention he stop.
ped in Washington, and stayed with Hon. MIR.
Pugh, of Alabama.
In company with Mr.. NJ. ". Fisher, Of Eir,
vinia, Il delegate "a the Convention, | called to
see Mr.. Yancey. Mr.. Yancey Was alone when
we called. .Mr. Pugh and Colonel llntard, OF
Virginia, subsequently came i'll.
In the course Of the conversation it was It.
marked that Mr.. Douglas strength in the Con.
~vention was much increased By the number OF
Southern men who expected to be nominated
as Vice President on his ticket. In reply to
this remark, MIR. fnnccy informed us that the
Vice Presidency had been rendered to him il
he would unite in the nomination of Mr.. Doag.
las. lie spoke Of the proposition with scorn,
| While we were comcrSing OH the subject, Mr..
George Sanders, Of New York, came in. After
some general conversation about TIC prospects
Of Douglas and Of uniting the party on him,
Nj. Sanders urged Mr.. ianccy to accept the
offer that had been made him, and, rs an in
| ducement to accept it, assured Mr.. ianccy tina
Douglas must die within six months after hi
inauguration, and that then Mr.. Iancey wouiC
have the whole matter i'll his power.
This is the substance Of the conversation
Which occurred in my presence. Mr.. fishe
was present. | am not sure whether Mr.. Pugl
and Col. Hubbard were present Mt the time
but I believe they were.
Respectfully yours,
S. s. BANTER.