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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

BEESWAX-3O cents per pound for best
BUTTER.-We quote Prime Is TO &c. Common IL TO
lGc Goshen 20 10 80 c,
. oACoH-ne Iuole to.d"! ',"Es l. 10 i"Ec.-
shoulders "a 70 iVc; susa.eu'e" HANS I"1 10 lIHc.
ioGa SuShf,cureo hahs i', ,o 80.
OEMENF.-James River 81 w 70 o. kos-nia'r
81 ,n 20 IoF best quany: Lower s'aae' - !" -
C0KN.-.Me quote .. y 10 NC. :,
o, CohN aE 20 N'"' 80 ~ ''7 P's"e''
tity o5 Dohsa - ct'.
or rrUS-iyA 10 - eS S ., mott, s,J o,o, pto
CoFFEE-"e have no chan:e 10 NOTE ~" !n',e mo
Is to l6c large ots traction under JAVA ''f 70 &c.
Lagnayra 10 10 io7c. ,,-,..- 49,.
"a. ChHpLE'.ILanos ioH YqStsys sn.rn a.. 80,
HUNS !.c. Ahanahune, a'+S.%:' "
EU T6i.n IaASs, So" TO- make: ". .ou,uu.
I LUo I 'o vaHnse ~ .nS sfr. 20 g.. Ey,rn
S Sur t,as 4u' ~, ev r sups, - ,,D
rEATIERs-I5 = 20 rrn,,
rtSfi ~ o., $500 ov c,r,, .al.. 3.,, Eastern
p Ii.-ing. a |; mar G.,fhmry IA M,cxsksL Els AMI
80, Nc 4 ms,I;r,r WarEsr. SSL No y small 81
Ti w. ,o,n, r. Iirr;nss h,Ir h,rr,,, g. 10 -
Nor,b caroInn g. ross II.rrjnrs afL
rf. SsErn Al III, III, :, hush-l and in trma;.d
pERTiI IZrps .,inr,mnn', iRichmoudl Amtnonatcd
49,, phn.r.,s NJ linz Sin N,r;pr,,r,l Iiuauo So
IT, nr., "a, Peruvian C;uuuo f5s per tom
~, 80, uy,,,, 90, WI IL. N.xi,a N 4:,J Mexican
.; a. 49,. cn"n;,n ga, ,,.r ION. Hrrs.', Manipua.r
per ton; tSomi Sh sv Of T" fs. sis per ron
H. H. ,u, ci,y .-nnnh j..G.S7 Eide Island runno
49,. sSnf uuS ,oD srras sin Somnrero $T Kuhn,
5,o re ," E1 Er;;,,'s Tobacco ,Ia.ar. fii-
u G ,h ,r"und Az Mciiru,cr', r!o,plo Peru
- at0. WcirmIrr'. WII,. Mexican $:n ard McGEud-r'
f rt't 81 ~ Al ~: irIn,n's E,r:il.cr $50
GI$nG'rI,,i, mnpt,.rJ ijl,,rd'. snoring IF
uAto y, ,; Hi,i.. 81 ~ r. Ecc wloe.ne
*1is ~ ioL u 'iuii..'u rr a.: -. nI,.,Ius -
Naturalization Sailed : Ia lie Green Hides t.. Dry
-, HlDks:-H I5s >a'e" 10 go
iitGes ~ ~ ~ ~ ,, ,.J
i no ,SSn E.msNp,. iran ...,o .: sw-tr, t?J
M NJ ~ -, . rnaisb r..n-J rr,,l.snr and arnoly
20 Nv Pei Io Gon rngli.L So; American country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
Douglas VIZ. Lincoln.

Hon. S. 4. Douglas, in his speech in Mobile,
answered the nterrogatory, whether he would
take an Office under Lincoln in the following
style ID have only to say, that cannot be-
leve that any man reputed to be q gentleman,
could put such questions 10 me. Immense ap'
plause. There is no language with which
can express my scorn and contempt for the
wretch who would intimate that in any contin'
gency would take office under Lincoln. lap
plausel The man who would PROFOUND such
o question to me would sell himself in an in,
slant to Lincoln or any other man who would
offer him his price. Great applausc.T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

Not official. ia
LEWIS Observation-Disclosures majority
is go
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Enquirer
1--WE have met the enemy and they are ours "
If every portion Of the State has done as we'll
as "0ld Pinc-Top" the Democratic flag still
waves In triumph in this old Commonwealth.
The vote stood at the close Of the polls his fol.
lows: Breckenridge and Lane l02, Bell 81.
Democratic majority GO. This Is a full state.
ment Of the vote at this Sandy BottonJ pre-
ciuct.
PRESTON-This county gives. Brecknridge
majority over Bell Of about $50; and over
Bell Douglas and Lincoln combined, SO votes.
Lincou's vote in this county was l07. Ring
the BELL"
PRINCE WILLIAM-(Ofcial )-Breckin-
ridge 72s; Bell 2+S; Douglas 25; Lincoln So.
Breckinridge's majority 4sl.
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Bells majority,

We subioin the vote polled in this county on
Tuesday last for President. The vote IS taken
from the poll.books and is therefore cglctat ex'
cept as to the vote Of West End. at when pre-
cnct ten votes were cast Tor Bell, ana Inc
question as to their right to vote being raised
they were entered on separate poll and re.
ferred to Commissioners Powell, Burke and
Moore for their decision The ten votes IN
question are not recorded in the statement
nuhliShp1 below.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

CORS-whltc, - TO &c; yellow, 80 10 - FLOUR
surrr 1880; Extra GI5 Family 80 OA1S-%n 1" BE.
TURA CCOCommon Lugs, 80 10 3u; New Ground iugS,
80 ;.uu; Si"'rming md Shipping Tobacco, 800 To
$50 Working e.n 10 l2o Bright Wrappers, i'no 10
GOUu. WHEAT.-Whe, sl.iO 10 10: Red 30 10 10.
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The following counties, casting the vote an
neynd are yet 10 be heard from:

Col. II. T. Garrett Of Nestmoreland, de-
mics that he advocated disunion in the event OF
Lincoln's election. He contends that there
should be "a distinction drawn between the de-
fence Of abstract principles and the advocacy OF
an immediate practical application Of them"
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- S'<0'.e
RICHMOND rATrLE MAKKET. N"y. ~

BrEy-There were 10 heal II cattle sold the scale
this prices ranging -, to ~ gross. The ~
rratlon3 Of the week closing with improved demand.
The signs of the times indicate ght"r supply FOR the fu
turr Ut advanced prices.
Hoes. The supply continues greater than The demand
though the cold weather has made holders firm W
quote at 5 to : SO net 10 qualify.
SHRRP--But few selling ut previous quotation. ENirS
quality would be In some drmaud nj 1910 q gross
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SORPOI.KIMAgKETS. Nnv. 10.

CORS-white e., mixed e. To- c.. yellow i, etc. COT
ToS-ll1. TO ~. cts. FLoUR-Supcr Sc: TO i.5o.-
Extra 80 Family 30 TO ~. OATS-:o 10 ~ r'-
NAVAL STORES-Rosin, common, per hhl, Sl.""
80 do, 2.2;, spts. Turpentine, per gal, ii; l;rsh
Tar per bbl., go Black Tar, 100. STAyES-R. hhd
per ~ 81 w o. hid, 3D. w. o. pipe. ;Ua'; ". q. head.
Ing GJaT0; Pipe cnlls 5o r. o. hhG ru- ~; ". o. do
2950; W. o. heading Gull, ~: to 300. wIIEAT-whr
SljlIa1 So red I.iOal -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
wHOuE TESTIMONY. "

iIostetter's Stomach Bl.;ers for dyspepsia, and
Mvorably Of Its effects, and have no hr,:ta,Ir,!..
Ing them 10 those suffering from any debility 80,
f{iLts6ny,y Cnitsd Prsstytsrtdn. - a.;
'uosTETTERS BiTrEEs.-Th-se Bitter. t.,v..
widespread aud welIdeserrrd celebrity !s a.. aa..
country. They are admirably re,n.,Iy :n,f ''
ricty of stomach diseases. I: IS .uticIes. 80.
beneficial character 20 observe the iratner, ,.'.
Il shipped by Messrs Host-,;sr ( Smith, ,h. nm
all points In III. country. - PhtttgrJ P9,, r.
ISIS. -
knowledge Is gained by experience, a.G :.
We are compelled Ia justice 10 the manu..c,,.-r..
that iiOs;e;ers Stomach Bi,;ers ha. been n. me-,
Ing Us OF u severe attack Of dyspepsia, and Ia.
pain In the stomach In 4 very thor, t!rne."-.a-
I Gnset-, -iugust IS. IsjS. '-
Forsale by Druggists and dealer. gene..,,y-,.-.
ma ny HOSTErTER & sN,y:
Manufacturers and Prom.
nov l"-iSw2S no. IS Water and Is y-s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

WILL Nor FIoLp OFFICE UNDER LINCOLN
Henry Allan and J. W. Dodd, of Georgia,
clerks Of the General Land Office in Washing.
ton, have resigned, to take effect at the close OF
the present administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

mass meeting of the citizens Of Augusta
irrespective Of party, is to be held at Stanton
on next Saturday, to consult as to what steps
are necessary for the preservation Of the Union
in the present alarming condition Of our coun-
try
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
prTrpspr;pc MARKETS yoy I,

COEN-GO 10 O. ci- COTTON-iII. c's FLUEN-
Super $GH 10 :, Extra ~ 10 :, Family ~ 10 ~
TOBACC0-Lugs, inferior to inr ~ Il" s. good 30 yer,
good 81 TO =; to medium Leaf 10 good 10 vcry
good, ~ To Ia, fine !" :" - WiisAT-Wiiir Is
red 30.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
All for the south.

The time which has elapsed since the result
Of the Presidential election became known has
been sufficient 10 develop the fact that an in
tense feeling Of resistance to Black Republican
rule pervades the Southern mind. This scnti-
ment is not confined to either Of the three par.
ties which recently contcnded for supremacy
in the South. We find Bell men, Douglas
men and Breckenridge men, al! uniting in the
declaration that submission to the rule OF Lin
coin is badge of degradation which they cnn.
not wear. 1t is obvious that this common SEN
timcnt must bring all who held it into one or.
ganization, and insomuch as the new order Of
things involves an abandonment Of all old par
ty feelings, we propose that old party designa-
tions be also discarded. We think that in a
great and general movement of this sort, it is
highly proper and important that even pre-
judice should not be unnecessarily offended;
let, then, old party names be forgotten, and let
the young Hercules of Southern rights receive
the name OF ''anti,Lncoln,' Southern guard, "
"Rcsistance," or whatever else may DC deemed
appropriate, and all true solfs Of the South will
make it their rallyng cry Columbus t0a)
Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

NORTHAlPTON.-To the Editors OF the
Enquirer Gentlemen The Bell and Everett
men are awfully fooled. They expected seventy
five to one hundred majority in Northampton,
and cot twenty. The following is the vote:
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B:eckinridge's majority. =.

allowing that the vote recently cast will be
similar to that cast last year. But with the deiec
ton of the Douglas vote, and the loss winch
the Democracy have thereby sustained, no one
now believes that Breckinridge's majority IN
Virginia will go beyond 1000. We should
not be surprised to see it much below that
amount Therefore. we repeat what we SAID
last wcek-wc shan't 'crow till We get out OF
the woods"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

In our Daily edition to-day may be found the oioShs
p,cs-Sews and other articles OF general inter-
est os sscoso PAcE-EdiOrals, communications iase
news, &C. on THIRD rAoE-L0cal and State news 'ele'
er.pn.o dispatches marine news, &C. on forETu PAoR-
Poetry Ind q variety OF news Items.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

D,SyIIIE MARKETS. Noy. Ia

hLEAhNUNIN MHNNEIH wv. I"'
CORN-Whte c.j 10 Co. mixed Is Ia g. yellow e.
FLoCR-supertne IS 80 TO 81 extra IL - iaira
" 81 80 TO ~. OATS-30 10 80 cts. RYE cts 80
WuEAT--Whiie 81 80 10 so and r.; red ~ % 10 rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, Nos. Il"

CORS-sI to 80 cents. FLOCI-Suprra"c = - Ia
extra 5 80 family - to O. TOBACCO-Lurs loose nD
priced 81 80 to 80 sor: i.t ~ 3ju good long lee.
6tus WIEAT-While II ~ 10 ~, red lNto J 90.
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The Election in virginia.

Annexed ne give the vote from the whole
State with the exception Of nineteen counties
1t will be seen by this summary, (and many OF
the returns arc oficial) that the vote stands as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

All official except from one or two precincts,
which may make change of five or six in
favor OF Breckenridge. kitsmilcr's not heard
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LYSCUBUEG MARKETS, Nov. 70.

CORS-T0 to sc. FLOCR.-Super, So 10 Co; ENtr
to 1875; Family 80 tog. OATS--:iU {" :!". WHEAT
White, 81 So to l.+j ; Red, 10 TO l.:.,.
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rARMvILLE MARKETS, Sos. I,

CORN-0Oc to -. fLUUR-iG 10 20 OATS-WHhi
80 TO G9I black ~ cents. TORACCU--LusS Fl ~ 10
common leaf 10 Il, Huc leaf IL 10 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

SEcEDE WITH TIE Corrosive have, says
the Montgomery Mail, nearly 10000 bales
of cotton in the South. Let us sccede while we
have them, and see the hounds, who drive US to
separation, grovel in the dust for the staple by
which they make their subsistence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

DEDIcArIoN.-The now Catholic Church, on
25th street, Church Hill, was dedicated on
Sunday last 1t is called "St. Patrick's".
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4 gain Of from 50 to 30 on Goggin's vote fol
FAIRFAX COUNTY-(semi.official.)

There were 2 votes poIed Tor lincoln at
Sangstcr's, 3 at Accotink and 70 at Falls
Church-naking total of 81 Lincoln votes in
the county, taivar -Ntrs.
FAIRFAN-(Onicial)-Bel Gg2; Brcckn-
ridge 6S5; Douglas 81; Lincoln "a. Bells
majority Z.
ER-Breckinridgcs majority is lG0--
supposed to he over all other candidates.
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BAKERS pvEnIU,1 HTrrT,

x IoBEli stands just half way b-;rrr.' :,
an" winter, aId ~ natural consequence fss,-..
portion o: the niseres rs We'll a. he prc.r-s. .: :
It's early iorsts clip down the weeds and :
and deprive the trees OF the forest n, 80 :,
nse, but then IL heavy dew. and ho, .rr, .,.
TO decay. from Tie e:rc; .: which .;rnr,ns,. ,'
Ell, NE sys'e'h nreoHl-' tcranc-L, the sppr,t;e . =.
levers OF Subtle and ,I4as..cu. . -
scarcely necessary % say 10 YOU, r.,i.r .b,. =
prevent snch state Q: ihlG.s by u,,.>,.i, ''. g.
and for fear tha: you may To, uat.r,,o =! tpe. s.
by that REMARK. Ne viii be l!us moro -, W.
you ma: escape the Fail f-vrr. ss we'll A, $50. 40
cure Dyspepsia. gp.roo; u!a-rhGs. di,srn %r,r1.,
a.ic sc"r.I Cholera MGrbDs. defy Di.oricr.G So
Bowels, and laugh l.: The face o. al. so.ts q; e.S
out the Fear 81 taking cold y yoG BIZ. .,.y:,,,,, ~,
kER'S PREMIUM BlTTERS. ,h- nalr purely 49,
to:ic hnown 10 the public. and erir"y .rcv :C:. A,
o.s drugs and minerals.
Price f.y ceEts per bo;:e.
To lie had OF Messrs. JUHS I. GRAY, FISHER
STON, PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., IN ~. civ. a.. .
prominent druggists in V.v.!ni. s.G North Carol:
ny {. ST00TT, Washington City. y. C: f.. Il. STA.
CO.. Baltimore: Is. 4. FAHNEST0CK / Co., PL!lAl
and OF BARNES PARK. New York.
orders filed by addressing +. BAKE
Oct lU-ltc Proprietor, ..c!no.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

CORN-55 to GJr. C0TroS--IO to HE TCErE:;-
TISEt2 % for yellow dip: II Cor virgin: II ~ for
old. and 81 "a for hard per bnrrrl SPIRITS or
TCRPESTISE-3G 10 Sac. per GALLON rAE-!! - per
barrel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

4 club of Philadelphia Wide-Awakes havo
rendered through partizan paper, their ser.
vices to the President elect, in case Of hostility
from Southern scccssionists. Perhaps if that
"hostilty" becomes more manifest than it now
is the defenders will find it convenient to
remain at homc The bravado Of the wide,
Awakes" is as idle as it is contemplate.
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may i:O0,IS-UIIY GVO.I..

NCR STOCK il now superior To What 1t has h''' 3.
period during the season. most Uf II h0uGi'
Gently "a; prices much lower than ;hcy were rAf!y u
FALL aud invite ali In want 20 cal! assus..r i'ia
We are disposed &" Srll ~ She lowest price.
In silks Ivplin-. Erlcu:s, Rcpp:, Pf!nt"" "
Printed Mrriuurs. Plain Mrr!uOeS, and other a.! - o
floods. nur stock is "rry full.
In Cioaki Easquinrs, Shawi.. ac We are no" IT,,
10 show the best stock We have had th+ scss"n. ms
OF this kind will he radr to order Icy efficient
Cloak Makers. al sho:t notice.
In Domestic Goods. as Servants Cl0;l!:g. foHs" i
Ing Goods Cioihs, Ca,smcr.-. rr-'inSG, Carpet, z
Ipansct-, SCI &c, have iu line, all hous., iv:T
and We are d. posed 10 SCI! thcH cheap.
Xovr CHi!rs / ClIr%L@.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

POPULAR FoTE rGE PRESIDENT At THE LAST
THREE ELECTIONS following table shows
the number Of votes cast for President in 94S,
1870 md
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e. EW GLUE.--ws advertise to-day .

of GLus, which mu.: be needed N every hogse. ?
PORTED 20 he the identical glue with wL:ch Tie rlSs
dog together after he che dOs-aot the ,Gaa "
h.Esel: in :wo hnlve, by running against sharp r.
in pursuit. Of rabbit. Il Is related OF ;hIs unios'c
that lie was stuck together with Two legs mp AZ: .
rcfaGed for the res, of his lie albeit, he ~,
durable dog after than before this slight acciisE
While hc va, runiiins two LEGS the o;Lr: :St g.,
:ng and ne had only 10 top over on The rested -.
ahead. ,frrsh. This only shows that CSC, should q
In sticking things together when yes: ~ cool
work Wiki. IfnrArH!c iur0rd. uc. !"-,!?s
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ocr. .3. SPLENDID DRY GOOD>

EI.F.UN y SITNS 3NU IJNII>S '''T''i|
CLOAKS, EMBIO DEHIES AID LADIES &
TJNiIUS. u. PIECE & Co., have just opened - :.
Il line II
Elegant Dress Silts
Rich Velour 0t:omAns:
Real irish and French PoriaEs;
Back Tai!cta and McurI.ny Siils
French and AMERICAN De LANES, &C., &
An immu.nse variety ug al the Las: Eorrl'..' g. g.
and Wrappiurs. such as
Black Velvet and Cloth Cinrks
Black and COloTri "Arabs,' RICH, t.i'ufr~!
Mexican Cloaks, full sleeve,
on hand and made to order .. short not .Cr.
Also, rlrgan, Embroi!rrirs in Lac" ."'fN nii,
Point do, and Collars and Sleeves, li'G~i"g ,,''.- s.
sc.ts Cambria 10.
And by express grand supply Of !.i.', Tat, 30 r.
Brown Martin, Stonr Mnrtin, Concr, E"'. Nam" =
Fitch, Vic:nrinr., CuG. cap"-, Mur., 81, - So 49,,
attention Of the ladies j. called.
- .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

y despatch from Washington says: ~ am
informed, by confidential friend Of the Presi-
dent, that he will enforce every Federal law in
any place South where it may be violated lie
takes the position that the Government has done
nothing to cause secession and is determined
that every Law shall lie carried out during his
administration Diplomatic circles are quite
alarmed at the state Of affairs, and many 70.
reign Ministers distrust the stability Of the Go,
yprnncnt"
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DOSSACE'S Heavy Virginia Jeans.
ID fredericksburg { AMI Pulled CHIT.
K'lly'., Manchester ard Ashland DO.
Ivy Mills ir0Tgia CaS>,urr.s auI i-Ir-
hhcmaglc leans.
Iin-;ou Mill Fuilra Cloths and l,-r.,,-
North Carolina Plantations Twill.
Heavy Georgia and South Caroline rI.t:-.
S'auGtrn and Mary land l.nd>"Ss.
viii Il great variety e; other Southern Wo0lri.-,
Oh r"ii~i. nnI"rt. frr raj" low, by
-uc:@, KENT. PAINE A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

IA KFST -On thu Isl day Cf January nrAi, ih.i '
mi market farm Sherwood will be- Tor rrrt- !. %.
tween 81. Brooke turnpike and the new road by ~
Grouuds. by each al which Il is bounded! unr In'
quarter from the city Agd contains rcr"niy;Er'" -,
The accommodations upon II ars sulsccn' yr >Ua.i
IT, |; may he rented for one yenr or m"Tr.
Il. l.. UAEsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.-rgS boil

S,.SPECIAL NOTICE.-TE% boil
49, year saved AZ the leas; calculation. 10y T..
of tirlhaua's SMALL STENCILS FOX MARKING T.
lSG They cost but sEygN!r.flrE CENTS. Sea; ~
ic.'rir; 81 ~ in postage stamps or o:irrS,r.
AI.O every Kind OF PLAIN AND FANCY EEAE.
Flour. Tobacco, Liquors, MarhiErry, a.. c.a"" 81
AMI satisfaction guaranteed.
4. T.. GRAHAM EranI Cn''-;
NcAt door 20 the Columbian !. ..
- I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

The WASHINGTON FAMlLY.-SIHGrLAE ColS.
DnxcE.-Co Lewis ". Washington, Of Jciler.
son county: Va, was married on the 9th inst
to Ella NJ, daug liter Of Geo. W. Bassctt, Esq,
of Hanover county, Va In this marriage a
singular coincidence occurs: the groom being
the grcat-grandson Of two brothers Of General
Washington, and the bride the great grand.
daughter Of the only sister Of Gen. Washing
ton, and also great granddaughter of the sister
OF Mrs. General Washington.
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Sept l5-dSwIy

81 w. A HAT CIIEL9 o.
y DYE This splendid Hair Nv -.
Instantaneous In rhcct-lsenu;iful H!r2.
Erown--n0 staining ,ly skin ar ir.Jush l',c .
the absurd srh III effect OF lad Dyes. ani !"'i,
Hair for Lie. N,ar are genuine Unl'>- -i..r
EATCuELuR" Sold everywhere.
CllSS BACHELOR. ri,Ir..n
Sept i5-diw!y = Barclay Street At"
H WIGS! WlG>!! WiGS!!!-H2
e. ELvR'S WIGS and TOCPEES surpa-. ~.
are elegant. hight, Easy and durable.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

Hon. Thos S. Bocock, the representative in
Congress from the DanvilIc District in speech
last week, declared in favor of Eirginia's re.
manning in the Union-to act as mediator be.
tween the General Government and the sccel-
ing Statcs-and he argued that such policy
might result in securing additional guarantees
from the North .ilerundria Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13

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Any good Printer presenting approved t-stnobt' :
proper qualifications Cor the POSITION thorough hnos'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-13
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irs rr Ssin or iniurinr the llaT-remrd!Cs ;!!c h.'
III elect Of Bad Dyes and invrnrafr. tie !!a!r &.
None are genuine unlr-> signed Nv A. Eatchclor.
Everywhere. CllAS. EATClliLOR, PIop!!r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
US. LAND OFFICE. Otter Tail City, Min.

Ali persons who have claims in any of the above
Townships required to file the same at this Office
within ninety days from the date hereof and all
interested in the location Sioux half breed scrip filed
upon tracts of land included in the above described
Townships are requested to perfect the same immedi
ately.. ft..E.-.e' al OSCAR TAYLOR,
octl9w4w .. t 80. Register
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
The Battle of volturno,

This battle, which was fought on the
first of October, is the greatest in which
Garibaldi has yet been engaged. A wri-
ter who was present says, II went through
the whole of the campaign in Lombardy.
1 was present at Magenta and Solferino,
and |, fancied that l was there again." The
Neapolitan forces was estimated at 10000.
The Gsribaldians had at first only 10000,
which was augmented to $4,000. Taking
advantage of fog, the Neapoiitans came
upon the Garibaldians by surprise at three
different points, and carried some Of their
positions before Garibaldi had arrived on
the field, and for time the issue was doubt.
full. But the presence of the hero in the
thickest Of the fight, inspired his men with
courage, and the enemy were driven back.
But again they returned to the charge, and
again the contest seemed suspended in an
even balance, and again they were driven
back. Three times was the position of the
Garibaldians taken and re.taken at the
point of the bayonet. But at length, after
twelve hours of hard fighting, the Neapol-
itans were routed on every side. eS.
The loss Of the Garibaldians in killed and
wounded, was about 200; that of the Ne
apolitans 5000, besides some 5000 prison
ers. The royalists in this engagement at
tempted a decisive blew, but having failed
it is not expected that they will make an.
other attempt. Garibaldi in this contest
has won for himself fresh laurels and added
fresh proof of his ability as General.