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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from Dfinker s. Morris
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OF The most illustrious characters and the mos.
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Nos. 1856 OF Harrer's richly illustrated Shak-
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ties and Biography. The Encyclopedia many
years ago, and The editor Of The present volume,
Henry Velhake (the distinguished Professor Of
Mathematics in The University Of Pennsylvania
seems 10 have spared no pains TO execute The
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matter contained in The previous volumes Of the
work In The volume before US we find spirited
biographical sketches Of two highly respected
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From Nash Il Woodhouse we have also re-
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One or two other bills, not OF general n'cieS ~
were reported and the House then nesu he oe =.
Committee OF the who'e, me os0I a,s e e MIR.
Wa. u Hun, OF New York and Mess 81.
r,~I~ u Vifsiaia, and Stanton ii Tennessee
a'S Snme warm words passed between Mr. Gamsl
Davis ny"e and Mir. BaylY in The course q The la!leI
ssaenanssprech Mr DAVIS wished 70 . mi1s
IN explanation hu, Mr. Bayy jee'l ha ' Mr. D.
should she ask such a favor aher having h'n'se.'
:rs;erday reused il under similar ercu"sanGT ns
Mr Davi. then said that he would not allow ns
gentleman l:om Virginia falsely 10 represent
him as having favored The interests OF Mex'e ai
Mr. Bayy reoned that i the gentleman ,nie !,
10 declare that he had misrsPfesen'ea n' ~, VIC 10
v,u,rs. ("A he," several understood MI D -
saw but prefer The softer word -, -.
Al Ike conclusion Of Mr. Stanion's speech .n nS
committee rose, when Mr.. G. J. lnsetsoll energy
a resolution terminating the debate to morrow a.
o,cIock Before the question was taken on ms
resolution the House adjourned.
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The rumors from California parlake of the
exlravagant and absnid character OF all the
statements of The Mexican people. No one Will
believe The whole rulnor for moment. IL Turns
upon Inc story fl the MeIcans capturing several
Of The American launches Of The SQUADRON cut
ling The throals Of l50 a The soldiers, (nr ma
rines,) and, al the same time, il Locates The scene
of the massacre at The City Of the Angels. which
is about lhiry miles from he waller. We do mol
believe that any force which The Mexicans could
muster, from Indians. RanchcIos and all, could
defeat $50 American marines.
We understand from private letters from Cali
folnia, that Capt. Fremont wa 10 have lefl The
City Of the Angels on the Is, OF September, for
the valley Of the Sacramento, for The purpose OF
organizing the American settlers there, and his
purpose was 10 return TO Los Angeles (the City
OF the Angels) BY the 25ih OF October He was
absent, therefore, at the time when this extrava-
cant catastrophe was idly said 10 have taken
place We should not be surprised, il, like the
engagements of Palo Alto AMI Monterey, il were
10 turn out disastrous 10 The Mexicans, il any
took place atall.
Rein!orcemenis have already arrived in Cali
tornia. General Kearney was expected 10 reach
that country by The end Of November The Two
hundred regular ani!'e,ists who sailed from n.
York are there Il. foe this time. The Mormons
(p,ohably three n l"ni hnndrei) would Re there
in the Cuu,.c 81 this u.unlh. Sievcn.on'S raei-
meE' might arrive al ;heir destination in FebUa-
w Ia,aa.
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lponed.
'BOTETOURT.
For he E,nonirc
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA

TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
The duty of electing United States Senator
TO fill the vacancy that will occur soon by the ex
piraIion of the term Of service OF VIM S. Archer,
Esq, will soon devolve upon ycur honorable boz
d.; and, as the representatives Of lhs people OF
this good old Commonwe wealth, il is your duy to
lay aside all personal preferences and 10 look
around among the many distinguished men OF
the State, and 10 select that individual best cal
cuaed 10 do honor 10 The Stale. beg leave 10
call your attention 10 John r. Edmunds, Esq. Ct
the county u Halifax, who is undoubtedly gen.
t!eman Of very high order OF talents. MIR. Ed
munds is practical man, and has done great ser.
vice 10 the cause OF Democracy. lie was for
many years very distinguished member Of The
Legislature; and in the memorable contest Of
1914 he stood up and defended The principles Of
The Democratic party with more force and energy
than any other man in Virginia. The writer
had the pleasure of Witnessing contest between
him and The great Wing champion. Willie p.
Mansum, Esq in which MIR. Edmunds had
most glorious triumph. am satisfied that The
appointment could not be conferred upon any one
better qualified 10 discharge the high and import
AMI duties Of United States Senator, and am sa-
listed that the election OF MIR. Edmunds will give
universal satisfaction 10 The great Democratic
party oil Virginia.
Dec. 49, 1876 A DEMOCRATIC PLANTER.
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Weare happy TO understand, from unqneslion-
able revelations made to-day, that the message
and d, cumentary instructions laid before The
House OF Representatives yes erday, have proved
satisfactory 10 some OF the opposition, 1--WE hope
all, or nearly ALL as they are 10 the Democrats.
We anticipated the call for information many
weeks ago. We were anxious thar il should be
made. We knew how II would lerminale-in
the dissipation oil all humbuss and speculalions
and in The entire satisfaction Of the American
people, Unlon.
We are sorry that We have not room for the
whole Of the interesting documents which appear
ed in Tuesday Nights Union. We evidently see
signs. not exactly of commentator, but not of
condemnation, in the Baltimore Patriot. The only
Wing paper that has noticed these communica-
tons. This is certainly a good sign, for VIC
know that The Wing papers always seize upon the
least plelence 10 attack lie Administration.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSIC.
At THE BRUNSWICK NINE
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THE nr,t and thirteenth session Il
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MADISON.
TsMe Editor, Of the Enquirer:

FINcAsTLs, Dec. 14lh, 1876
Permit, me, through your paper, 10 present to
The Legislature OF Virginia the Hon. James Nc
Dowel, Of Rockbridge, for the office of Uned
States Senator, in the place Of The Hon. William
s. Archer. As your columns al present are very
crowded will not trespass on Them much farther
than TO say 10 The members Of The General As
scmbly, wha, is we'll known 10 you, Messrs. Ed.
tors, that there is no man in The Stale who would
pslform The duties Of The office with more dignity
and ability than Governor Mcdowell. As a De-
mocra, he has ever been true TO The principles OF
his party-as an orator, he has few equals and
no superior in Virginia-asa private individual,
his character is without spot or blemish-and
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as Senator he would do honor 10 The Old Do

minion.
In the wavering times OF 1887 and 1888, when
The State was lost TO the Democratic party hy me
recreanov Of William c. Rives and his misguld-
ed followers Governor Mcdowell WAS as fl'm as
the "Rock Of Ages" and in 1910 ne sought ana
ENDORSED The great Conservative leader himself,
wherever he found him in this region. These
were The times gentlemen, that tried mems DE.
mccracy, and the friends o! Governor McDoweii
can speak with pride and pleasure Of The firm
ness with which he stood their o!deal. He has
been Tor The last ten years The frs, doice Of the
people Of Western Virginia for Uni,ed aes
Senator, and they noic confidently hope that his
claims will be no longer postponed.
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Married, gu Wedo..da,.iaGil
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Of o. caswe'l county, Ner,b =" -. : 7 +,
lifa1 county, vircini' ''eha IN,
" Religion, Heal. REM.
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cemh-r. By the Revef.na ~ !.
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Of Norfolk. h,.>
hr Norfolk papers ,,oo..
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QUEER county. Vifsini, !. ~
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For the ENQUIRER

Messrs. Editors: You ale requested 10 an
nounce in Your paper, that many Democrats Of
the county OF Hanover are DESTROYS 10 see tina,
Arm and unHinching Democrat Col. John 5. AT
kinson, hrough, forward as candidate 10 repre-
sent the people Of The county OF Hanover in our
next General Assembly.
MANY DEMOCRATS or HANOVER
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In nv DESPATCH OF November 9Th last, Commo-
dore Stockton WAS required 10 relihquish Inc eoii
duel of operations on land, and the c'n'ro. OF sueh
measures Of civil government asihe murray "e-
cupa,ion OF The country conquered might deVoiVe
on The conrurror un' dehnive ticatv q! ptace
should seltie The rsh c posse sion, 10 m niicc'
in command Of the land forces OF the U. Sia'eS,
who. in company with The braTer oil nv despatch,
PROCEEDED 10 The west coast 10 ASSUME lhe c0iii-
mani.
There has been no approval or recognl,ien 81
any organic ii or established form vi GNU 9N-
eminent for the CALIFORNIA; or any "her Nirai-
can lerri,cry in the occupation 81 Inc naval 'or-
ces, through this department. Inc instructions
have been confined 10 the acknowledged liSms'
under the laws OF nations, resulting from con.
quest and occupation; and the corresponding du-
ties which the conqueror owed temporarily to me
inhabitants have been performed in spirit Of
kindness and Cancellation, and, in The only paf-
iiculars embraced by The Instructions from this
department, of literally 10 The commercial ine-
rests Of citizens of the United States and Of neu-
trails.
II may be supposed that The documents trans.
miiled embrace matters not within The call. But
as the principal purpose Of the dispatches has
been The direction OF naval operations against The
enemy, have found II difficult TO make extracts
which would be ineligible. have, therefore,
deemed il most satisfactory 10 transmit The entire
documents, with Two exceplions and in these,
The whole despatch is not sent, because the paris
withheld relate 10 other subjects, which The ne-
rests Of The government would not permit 10 be
made public.
have the honor - be, very respectfully, your
obpdient servant, J. I. MASON.
To the President
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We understand that MIR. William B. Afcher's
Company has now the least number OF men that
can be taken and will be reported TO The Execu-
live to-day. The commissioned officers will be
selected on Monday morning The 2Sh Instant al
Military Hail. About thirty or lhny.ive more,
coed and true men, yet hav an opportunity of
browning themselves with an unfading wreath
Of glory, by fastening 10 The standard OF their
country
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A II II E N II 10 N

HANDS WANTED, 10 make up CLO-
II THING for The Virginia Volunteers. Az
ply at McCRERY'S, over Thomas K. Price &
Co.'S who will give good prices and plenty If
work 10 those who will make Cvercoas, RoLni
Jackets and Trousers, 10 be done well aud mme-
dialey. Dec. 25-ti
HOUSE SERVANTS AND LA3ORERS
WANTED.
TINE subscriber wishes 10 hire for The ensu-
i ing year Cock, Carriage Driver, and
man and woman House Servant; also, Two men
as Farm Hands. None hut those Of good charac-
ter and habits are wanted. z. V. DANIEL.
Dec 2l=l2l
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DEATHS

Died, Of inflammation Of u.s +!
The 25th II September. ls;s ~
.her, Reverend James b F.r.
einia, BEDFORD 0 FERRET
seven months, and alieen A..
even aud smooth drponment.
had scaio-ls ~ equal IN the NJ
i'ei aui trd. lie was be
Knew HIN, anh ,hr ienn tia,
showed ihhta favori'r Wa 30
All that an affect,onat- f.,b.
enu'i do, was done prumplh
mess was painful IN lhr e,,,,
tion. Only ahon, iory elch, non.
ne was attacked. unit hl..pln.
writer Of tins confidently hon.
elons 81 everlasting trlicIy 81.
raj was preached on sarurJ.
November, by Elder J. 4. Nil.
laili chapter, Is, verse. Af,.,
"i all young Persohs. in,its
ton on The Importance al tl..u
% Religious Herald nd S,e
requested lO COPY.
~, -.
,,. W 'ne ~ y, No'emeer. 4
JOEL MOTLEY. Tie n.
highly beloved man no c.rr, !.
w pcihs conscious ci M iai.
a,n VIZ aei.'frd' nniil dealt v,
W ll's ~. tribute 81 respecl vi
"'o'y ~ oui departed Trend. M.
ho' OF snci men ne 'o'iatrr H. \
a'Visi'ae 'hrse deserve nufsgg,
pn' H' 'e'o1dihg the death Il
49, u = e."h man ana IN raa.
.''o'i''ea " NJ dangerous cont
irs.eu ~ s'en % lear, bui el.mii
WI VI o"", : aiii ready u cle
,ea's q CONSISTENT member q lhr
'"u w sou'! walk dnf converse.
hioh!iis tnai ne was directed b, \
Pc. lie spoke most aii-clonAn
ffyor. lie said that he hac = !.
sure a'u 'slisioi' consolation NJ
ase nun ~ q! lhs h-urdlctloG.
'ne sp'ti'pai 'o'n'oH which IL =
aHee'ih.' "hi.h vas held near ii.
met : ir" hours previous e. b..
= ny fe'"'isr = cousin and :.
. ~, s.eA happiness "a riefnal
~ s III, ne.""s h'H year and -
- ,,' -, wv see me meaning ma
'u'' "''.' over lilai c"nsrcfat !
nohs "oula hc 10 Tie silent tomb
camp meetings can sive comfort n
u'es- ann cHriish shch glorious ~
'o'en, iilhe-s, We heard NJ nui.
cape Hl- lllis, Nv Hds iiankiuiie..
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DENDLEToN'S OFFlCE.-To Day 1000
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Present / would be- Whole Tickets only -;
halves CD. CTS; quarters 81 cents. Per''ns want
ting a p!iza in this. Lottery must apply bef"ie !
oc"ck at PENDLECON'S OFFICE,
Dec - No 3 Exchange
D.AN INNINGS COMMON SENSE ON
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COMMEkCIAL RECORD
RIcnMoND MARKETS. DEC. 81

RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC. ~.
TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small.
A few hhds. of the new crop have been received
and sold from 2to 81 We quote Lngs al from l.
90 to 81 SO; common leaf So 90 10 o.; mid
ding SO 25 10 4 20; good and fine shipping 81
To co. extra manufacturing Sc 10 s 90.
FLOUR-held al IS IS since The arrival Of The
Cambria.
CORN-Corn 80 So els.
OATS-3O 80 cents-in demand
WHEAT-Red a5 Il 100; White 100 a los c.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, q oss
weight, 50 25 so; nett SO a 5, according TO
qualify. MUTTON /: SO a S4-scarce and in
demand Hoes: Live 4 IS S co.
COTTON-9. 10 cents per 10.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents Shorts II
cents; Brown Suii> 30 cents; Ship Stutfs so els
PROVISIONS.-BAcos: Smihieli and City
Cured 81 cts. Western Sides i "a cts. ;
Shoulders 5. els. Hams s a a Gems All
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LARpSa 9cenls
RlCE-3i 4. cents per pound.
SALT-$l so from wharf; 20 from store.