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TUESDAY, OCTOBER ID, 1916.

ROMAN CHARIOT,
Constructed after the model of the ancient Chariots
of the Roman ConGurrors, in the most costly aud
gorgeous style of workmanship being 20 feet in length
by IL in height Drawn by eight Flemish horses OF
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The procession will enter he village at ~
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to the p!ac, OF exhihition-I'me OF exhibition from
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ApMTrAvcr - cents Children under Q hal price
= The Exhibition will be at Richmond the l2th
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VI,IIE GRiST MILL at liubbcrs Falls has been
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it, J. l. CUTLER.
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Gold, English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
Lrpines SILVER, English Levers, Auctions, Cyln
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NEW EDITION Of the above valuable Work Just
N and for 5y u. &. KING.
p The edition Commentaries on Equity Jurs
prudence prepared by
Considerably enlarged from The former editions,
no.es His thorough and Of work
has In little be DONE aid e..
tauons a. have grown out Of very
HBosion, April. 1886 sls w w STORY
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SAMUEL HAsSAT Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company prepared
receive applications for Life Insurance periods
named year. years,
exceeding $40 600 single life The
the intermediate noted the above
well all other information
Insurance, viii also be made application. The
takes offered by this Company believed
superior those offered any other
Britain. n O.. GwATIIMRY.
Physician soeietythe Family Physician party
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spring supplies, 1916.

my friends and the public generally
have had and much very
eie read invite all in OF any my
give call; being discriminate Offer great greater
dueements uian any tbs Trade.
0- Bear in mind that CHINA HALL, Main street
sihe place to bay and fshonAble styles puees
HUGH A. WATT.
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Ale, brandy aud Wine.
IN BBLS. fresh stock Ale
So so bbl. old Rye whiskey
tpipes II. D. Brandy
do. otaid Dupuy Co brandy
IS .easks sweet Malaga Wine
10 Dbl. Southampton old A. Brandy
10 do old Peach DO
Jus, received, and for sale by GALLAGHER oLDNER,
No West Main Street.
aul3 Richmond. Va.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
BALTIMORE LOCK INFlRMARY.
No.iSE.Pratt Street, near the Bridge,
UNDER rHE sKrLyUL CHARGE OF
DIR. Ill A RlS,
DRESENTS to the afflicted the most certn

OAR tn sKLfV. SHAssE OF
ph III TX *
-ppC,,S-,r,
uIhEoENlo 10 tue ainicted the most certa
II nmedes and ehieae a particular disease
chronic affections to be oundin I'M, Union.
THIS INSTITUTION,
having LOT the many year, OF ITS establishment In Baltimore
uhoei e aieeon OF hn and regular physicians oners ella
upon pubic commence wheh no Other can aspire to- The
ssh' eouh addue the grateful testimony OF -
V0V % sa'e oeeh treatment from this ON
OuaE WAhhaNIED oH No CHARGE.
~ ION - oso not's, N a 'oh' Ano inc most a2Era'at
70 tSundness Having devo
.ne OF ms ms 70 ne "udi % nus branch OF MedealSeien
VI PIaeea oo. svalon win 'heorrteal knoWsdj
ano " sAu' Au ana candid advice, VII
ou'eiAtEe'auon' OF ei.o.'.on ~ eaaIssa
~ 4"Ath ihiSi
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GoUraud and Pythagoras.

IDNrHAGoRAs the earned
OF Old Discovered that the Of the hypoheneusc
the squares CT the otbet two sides Of tho right aasd
Hut remained fo Dr. GouRAUD
pouna should have the sarprns ptopees Of beauty
the human skin by removing salt rheuu
tnea &e Under the Of Gourands Italian
this eompound 10 now known throughout world Fof
shaving nothing equal this delightful
with hard salt comp nov az in
the Lady Bausserrcs tue, that thee be nous
nehss but how far these be oonsdercd Of
vaor beauty 10 questionable they DO bean
Of woman-snd therefore behooves the f rid them
clve, OF these masculine addnda which
done BY using Gourands foudcs sabtes for that purpose
pJ Dr. Feit Goaaud has but agency city the
sale Of his nnabe ss.ss they
must be purchased at No. - west Main strse.of
% GAYNoR WOOD Drusri,t.
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NEW FALL GOODS
AT BROOKS, BELL & HuDSON'S,

WYE are now receiving, per schr Courier from
New fert part of FALL STOCK, consisting Of new
style printed Cashnsres graduated pyrnda cashns, Robes.
Nous ane DE LANES printed Caneoe- baeheA
sheeungs (o NE most celebrated
unens for factory bands cheap Bhnkct. servants many
other goods-to which city and country
buyers, at wholesale retail m y 80
ny the loh Of September hrhe receipt
entire fAlt ASSORTMENT, aud
VIII se the most extensive and attractive
We earnestly 'oheta call ncm our iends and public
new store, No. it, Eagse Square.
rs BRooKa REfI 4 utfnsoS
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WE offer tor sale, just imported, the following
v Goods Al the lowest prices;
1900 doZ table Knives AMI Forks, with wool eboay
stag and ivory handles
1000 doz pocket Cutlery even variety off, 2 aud blades
5000 pair bright Traces.
$50 doz wedding killing Hoes
las doz grass- grain and best steyeT Seythes
1900 gross American and English Wood Screws
500 dcL Pad Lock, all qualities
Knob Locks, STOCK Locks, LAtehes, Butf Hinges &C.
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FOR PROD UCLNG 8 men gVD pEpWggTY.T y gygrg
~ sfta s'tf VAN Hata
PREPARED BY WILLIAMS e. CO.
TVNHE abovc Cream W WIN perfect emf
- dence. " b. pvt up a-s srd a. the aston
ishy hw puCs uf 25 chsapef ary 1ff Ebsyn
Cream ever put W. and a. rogi a. any. Fof safe By
CAYNOu a WOOD
uIS M, A. ~, ~. 81,
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DISSOLUTION

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing under
- OF Rankin whitloek. cay By
The unsettled basness concern
teBded BY Ransin. whiloek q Register.
lSgnsdJ ROBERT RANKIN,
u. b. wHTrLock.
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II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub
10 SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il friends and the public, for tho extent Of patron
sxe years and bees leave inform them
present foe manufacturing Cocks
nmpe deal with him will find him ready
cheapest ARREST and most honorable terms and
W devote mos attention TO their interests.
Having extensively engaged in manufacturing Coe for
nor, than twenty year past believes had sufficient
pouncs acquainted with the wants OF Coek deal
err would hereby respectfully inform all who maize their
OF they shall be Furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpa ssed point OF workmanship finish
Ills that manufacturers and dealers
are constantly selling worthless and article abeledas
the genuine jerome Clock which aet unwilling aesnow
Of their superiority He trusts that purehas
e appreciate buying direct from Tire factory
in which they subjects Of mposton An
oror. accompanied cash will be promptly and hthn
attended who send their orders by mail rely
upon application Cceks
tended fo Foreign will carefully selected and pseked
with reference 10 markets Al Clocks purehas nj
this establishment warranted perform well aEe the SANE
will board vessels free of transportation
pha, that possible attention shall be
OF his friends and patrons he respectfully
reiis the patronage Of all
warehouse in Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse n Baltimore, 80 South Charles Street
FACTORY New Haven. 81 Johns Street between HAml
ION and Market. oe e3-Iy CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
nraccs.
GlA Of he best qaaiy,
Mh sd hard 10 beat in from 9s lbs, so lbs, 500 lbs
Inc ABOVE aree q selection. and warranted good
ouhuy sep:leueR wound do call examine thess
fooa' ano lid1e Tor themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
Mem door 20 the EIchAnEe Bani
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,

onies, on Main street. opPosile Exchange Bank
A TTEND TO THE COLLECTION oP CLAIMS OF every
IA description; Renting the rents and selling real
adjacent Hiring out Negroes col
Getting hires dposng Of them public private sale
AlSi
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9SteDntoo15 asma.etrere

Mexico and Senior Manuel M. Llano, Gov.
ernor Of Nuevo Leon on The part oi ocno
General Don Pedro Ampudia, COMMANDING
in.chiet the army OF The north OF Mexico
Anr. l. As,he legitimate result OF the opera,
tiops before This Mace, and the present postum
of The contendipe armies, it is agreed 'haI inc c.'
y the Notifications cannon, The munitions Vi Sar
and all other public property, WIN .h 'hs a nom.
mentioned exceptions, be SURRENDERED ~ ''ie So o,,
manding general OF The United STATES ioice''
al Monterey. ,,a5 IN
ART. II. Tha,the Mexican forces be allowed 70
retain The following arms, 10 wlt; .ne co"h,.
stoned officers their side arms The inlanl!y lie'
arms and accoutrements, The cavalry their arms
and accourements, the artillery one held oane's,
not 10 exceed six pieces, with twenty one rouno'
Of ammunition.
ART. Ill. That The Mexican armed forces re-
tire. within seven days from this dale oeyohu INC
line formed by The pass OF The Rinconaaa, Inc '''
of Linares. and San Fernando de fresas.
ART. w. That the citadel oil Moh.si s INC Ss
evacuated by the Mexican ana occuP'eu y n -,
American forces, tomorrow morning, a' ~ :
clock. a e., ,,,,,,l
ART. v. To avoid collisions, ana iol r1u'uai
convenience, that the troops Of the Unileo states
will NOT occupy The city until the Mexican FORCES
have Withdrawn, except for hospital and storage
Arr. vi. That tho forces Of the United states
will not advance beyond The line specified in inc
"a [3dl article before the expiration OF elehl weeks
or until The orders or instructions OF Inc iesPee
live governments can be received.
Arr. VII. That The public property 10 De oe-
lvered shall be turned over and received by Oh
6cers appointed by The commanding Generals oil
the TWO armies.
ART. VIII. That all doubts as 10 the meaning
of any OF the preceding articles shall be solved oy
an equitable construction, and on principles oi
liberality to the r firing army
ART. TX. That the Mexican flag, when struck
at the citadel, may be saluled by It's own battery
Done at Monterey, Sept. "a, 1876.
W.. WORTH,
Brigadier General U. 5. "A.
J. PINKNEY HENDERSON,
Mai. Gen. Cong the Texan Volunteers.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Col. Mississippi Rihemen
MANUEL NJ. LLANO,
T. REQUENA,
ORTEGA,
Approved:
PEDRO AMpUDIA. 2. TAYLOR,
Mai Gen. U. s. A. Com'dg.
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Reported for The Enquirer
MAYORS COURT.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1916

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, Io4o.
The Court mel at 10 o'clock, pursuant 10 aa-
Ira /. Bowles, called by the Commonwealth !:
ones.-You reside at Hanover Court House,
understand.
Answer-Yes. A.
aues.-Did you, on last Sunday week see Mr.
Burr or Mr.. Myers at Hanover Court House.
Ans.-I do not know the gentlemen; Messrs.
Myers and Burr being pointed out 10 him ne re-
nlied he saw them there on 9th September
MIR. Burr arrived al or 10 in the forenoon; ne
came alone with the driver; said ne came rom
Hoffnan's, which is between Richmond and han u
over Court House; wanted 10 know the roaa 70
Tavlorsville and the Junction; eturped oe'See ~
7 and o'clock, MIR. Myers with him; s'a'o a.
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sa,ion of host

The Grea. Britain is much Inquire a a, ~,
~;,h some anxiety. Some dis.insuisnea "a !.
a,s On hoard. The impression Is thai sur e.,oc
,honeh The report that her sailing was Pr,
- entirely groundless. When Inc Cany ,es
here was no doubt that she wouia san 1,ndj,,
afterwards. Nautical men who nav The 6
course Of The hurricane which es';H coud
Western such a shaking, say 'n no. no, al
have been felt severely, and pfooSpgm
by The Great Britain.-[ Jour o. ''''
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Terms of population of the CITY of Monterey,
the capital Of Nuevo Leon. agreed upon by the
undersigned commissioners, TO wit. General
Worth, of The Unied States army. Gen. Hen
derson, Of the Texan volunteers. and Colonel
Davis, OF the Mississippi riHemen, on the part
of Major General Taylor, commandment.
chief the United States forces, and General
Raquena and General Ortsga, Of The army OF
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n The Union contains beauIiin'ls eDs
representation of Monterey, its vicinity :,
trenchmenIs, and the advance Of our 'io -.
was drawn for the War Department oS ~
Eaton, who brought on the dispatches '''"
Toulor
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Major James Graham (says W." ". n;
nights Union) left Washington 10" =,
ing in The southern train, with aesp'S
Gen Taylor. /, is believed that ne ed''"
instructions for terminating 1.-The 'smp'''''
-.,;or or bostilities."
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NO. 81 ]

NO. W
Hs.p.QuIRrERs ARMY OF OccuPATIoN,
Camp before Monterey, Sept. - lo4o. =.
Sir-I have the qualification TO report thal Tue
Bishops Palace was gaaniy carried yeselaay,
BY the troops OF the 81 division In Inc course o.
The night the batteries below the town were' WIN
one exception, abandoned by The enemy ana .n's
morning were occupied by our troops. To-Day
The Sd infantry. with the field artillery OF the Isl
division, The Mississippi and tennessee resa-
menrs, and the ID regiment OF Texas rinemen
(dsmounled,) have been warmly engaged w ;l,
She enemy il The town, and have driven him
with considerable loss 10 the plaza and its vlcini
Is, which is yet strongly fortified; A portion Oh
he I'd division has also advanced into me Town
on the right, and holds position there. Inc eo'
emy sui maintains himself in the plaza ana cl-
tadel. and seems determined 10 make STUBBORN
resistance. ,r
lam particularly gratifed to report MAJ a;s our
successes of Yesterday and today lhoueh u,sas,
trous 10 The enemy, have been achieved WITHOUT
material loss. -. 80,
cannot speak in too high terms OF Inc gai.
laprry and perseverance OF our troops throusho''
the alduous operations Of the last three days
lam, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR,
Major General U. S. A. Com.
The AD,urANT GENERAL OF THE ARMY,
Washington, d. Z.
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DIVISION OF TEXAS MOUNTED Vo-
LUNTEERS.

!, 1st acknowledgement X. a. 0'ilesPie' n'oi-
tally. -, -. .ondnct If our
,roons both regulars and volunteers, throughout
,he aneralions, has been every Thing that could be
desired. The part which each corps contributed l
,,s snccesses of the day will appear more full
~ in future reporls To Major Generals = Butler
and Worth, commanding divisions, | must . eI,
nress nv obligations Tor the efficient support
which ,hey have rendered-parlicularly SO 10
Rr;sadier Gen Worth, whose services, from MS
detached position, have been most conspicuous
/ am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
L. TAYLOR,
Major General, y. s. A. Com.
The AnIrr.Sr GENERAL OF THE ARMY,
l no 1A''' 'N' Washington, d. c.
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DEC. 31s, 1915.
May beg your acceptance OF the accompany
ing gage d'amilie2 TITS indeed lrihe-yet
pray You receive it, coming from heart which
You have drawn so strongly towards you by
kindness and sympathy never 10 be forgotten-a
heart whose every feeling has been con6ded to
you with an unreserve, trust, could never re-
pose in any save your own noble and generous
bosom; and may not, my best of friends, ask
you TO prize it as memento Of one whose hours
of darkness and sadness you have frightened by
your words of goodness, OF kindness-one who
will remember you with feelings OF the deepest
gratitude; feelings as fond, as enduring as those
would bear my own brother, for with you, my
dearest friend, feel the same unreservedness the
same freedom OF intercourse as If you stood in
that relation towards you.
Praying You may al least not reject my offer
ing, | now tender you many greetings, OF The
New Year. With me his iraught with sadness,
for you know the future has no hope for me; dark
and drear, nothing to lumine lis desolaleness;
yet pray you may always be happy, the sky OF
your destiny ever remain, as j, now is, unclou-
ded and bright. This shall, assure you be my
most earnest and heartfelt wish, Always receive
me, as am, your warmest your very best friend,
VIRGINIA.
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AT The trial ON Wednesday sixteen letters were
read from Mrs. Myers. We yesterday publish
ed two OF them which had an important bearing
on the case. We find it impossible 10 get the
remaining fourteen (all to Mr.. Hoyl,) into our
paper, and content ourselves with The following
ANALYSIS, which we take from the Times, with a
few additions. The first letter, we, however, give
entire, from the Republican, as it is The COM
encement OF the acquaintance of The parties;
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3, lS45.
tru,t you will pardon The liberty take, in
writing YOU, and the still greater liberty at beg
cling The favor OF YOU 10 call here tomorrow at
/ o'clock. am most anxious TO see you on
matter of the utmost importance TO myseli-a
subject which you can readily imagine; and II
il were possible 10 explain myself by writing,
should do so, and thus spare you The necessity OF
seeing me in person; for | fear This necessity
may be an unpleasant one to you. know you
will have some scruples As to my request, nut
appeal 10 your kindness or heart, and know The
appeal will moi be in vain. II you will be SO
kind as 10 call al o'clock tomorrow, you will
find me alone, and will tell you in few words
The circumstances which it is so necessary Tor
me 10 confide 10 you. May | beg The kindness
of YOU TO forgive me for this note, Tor have he
stated 10 send it, fearing you might blame me for
SO doing4 Yel when you know the cause, am
assured you will pardon me. What have written
is strictly confidential; and knowing your high no.
bic sense of honor, need say no more Although
have not the pleasure of your acquaintance, ye,
believe me, am one OF your warmes most SIN
cere friends for can never forget the kindness
YOU have shown me, and only hope al some fu-
turc day il may be in my power 10 reiuIn II.
send this by nv brother Of course he is ignorant
OF The contents, and send it by him, as am
afraid 10 trust one Of my own servants. He is
under The impression am acquainted with you,
and, therefore gladly obiges me by delivering
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Knowing | should have no opportunity OF
speaking with you, 10 ask you 10 call Tor my let
Ter | have been compelled 10 trouble you with
his. and fearing 10 send il by servant, send it
through The post Office thinking it safest. Again,
beg your pardon ior my intrusion.
You see have not directed this letter myself,
al least 10 all appearances have not, but appear
ancss are sometimes deceptive.
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pressing forward. M returns OF killed and
wounded have vet been received, nor is II known
what corps Of Gen. WORMS division have suffer.
ed most. In the other portion oi The army, The
Isl, 81 and 4lh regiments OF infantry and rrgi-
msnt Of Tennessee volunteers have sustained the
greatest loss. The following is believed 10 be an
accurate list OF the officers killed and wounded ::
KILLED. II
ID Infa.try-Brevet lst Lieut. ]. S. Woods,
(serving with Isl infantry
ID Iajan,ry-Captain L. N. Morris; Capt G.
p. Field; Brevet Major P. N Barbour; Isl Lieut..
and Adjt, D. S. Irwin, Sd Lieut.. K. Harm;
IA Iafansp-lsl Lieut.. and Adl't., q. HoskIns.
al Infantru--Cap, Fl. McKave,i.
MARYLAND and Washington Battalion folnsfseTs
Lieut.. Col. w. Fl. Watson.
VOLUNTEER DIVISION.
oa,o Resiment-lst Lieut.. NJ. Heu.
Tsanss,ss Reg,mcnt-Capt. w. 3. Allen; Lieut..
WOUNDED.
Corps of Enginee,s-Brevet Major J. X. /.
Mansfield, slightly.
Corp, Of Typographical Enginsers-Capt. w.
g. Williams, I'm hands OF The enemy
Isl Infant1y-Brev Major J, l. Abererombie,
slightly; Capt ]. H. Lamoue, severely; Isl Lieut..
J. c. Terreti, in hands Of the enemy; 3D. Lieut..
r. Diluofth, severely
Sd Infan,,y-Msjor w. w. Lear, severelyi
Capt H. Bainbrdge. slightly
ia lntanisy-lsl Lieut.. r. II. Graham, severe
bn Infantry-lsl Lieut.. N. B. Rossell, slightly.
ia Infantry-2d Lient. J. H. Potter, severely.
ga Iatartry-2d Lieut.. Geo. wainwright, Sc
~ Vol UNTEER DIVISION
Genera. StaE-Maior General w. o. Butler.
slightly. =. ,.:..,u .,.-,.
Canaan lame. George, slightly LIST Lieut.. and
AdsnIan, A. w. Armstrong, very severely; Is,
Lieut. N. Niles, severely; Isl Lieut. L. M0'er'
'' Ms.;i.app. Rsgsment-Lieu.. Col; A. H. Nc
Chung, severely; Capt. R. N. Downing, shSn'iy )
Isl Lieut.. II. F. Cook, slightly; ID Lieut. n NJ
Arthur, slightly.
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Should letter come for me on the 18th or
26ih, of course keep il; on those days shall not
be alone.