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DHlLADELPHIA AND HAVANA Segar, Tobacco
and Snuff Store, north side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sd street and Railroad Depot, where
can always be found fine assortment Of imported and
domestic Segars, Morgan's and Thomas and all other
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-02
To lie Editors fine Enquirer:
H,Nnurp Marsh 9th lS1T


Messrs Edors-In looking over The columns
of your last paper there is piece signed "Fair
Play" in which The motives Of the late conven-
ton OF the members of the Legislature and oil The
delegates from the counties represented BY Wings,
are very severely censurcd for the appointment
o! so "parlial and sparse Commiilec OF Vigi-
lance for The good Old county Of Hanover"
How The selection OF that "pariial and sparse"
committee was made, or why il was thus made
is most astonishing in The impartial eyes ri
Fair Play" while al The same time, he
mus; have seen that Hanover had Just as
many membe on her committee as The rest
of The counties had on theirs, and no less
II is known by every one that Hanover sent no
delegates 10 the Convention, and that onr Sera-
tor volunteered his services ana look s;ea, in
the Convention, and then ingorinusly retired; so
that, il is presumed, he had no agency whatever
in The appointment, and il is equally certain That
The committee were totally ignorant OF their APP
ponlmenl until they saw il announced in Tie
ncwspa pers. Who "Fair Play" is, will not be
inquired into, but il is shrcwdIy suspected that
he was one q tina, htlic clique Of oSPvnnfs
who, last spring, "labured al line shrine oil Inn.
deity" 10 defeat The Democratic party in Hano-
yer. AS TO the committee, they are known 10 be
gentlemen Of great moral worth and stern Re-
publican principles, from which they have
never swerved, in evil and good report; some
Of them have fought many hard battles, and ne
yer left the battlefield whilst there was an enc
my on Inc ground. Now, as Fair Play" who
is presumed 10 be one OF The yoalng or old lions oi
The day, seems 10 he so dissatisfied with The com
mittee OF seven, sopariailg and sparsey selected,
let him make out his own fair, impartial and
noble list, and no doubt il will be received by his
party with acclamation-and the partial ard
sparse" committee recommended 10y The Lesisla-
tive Convention will cheertuliy re'!cat into the
shades of retirement, there 10 remain in obscurI-
ty, unenvied and unknown
An ENEMY TO Foil Play.
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Fo5 Tie Enquirer.
Mr.. COUGH.
LOUISA c. H., March 30, 1877.

LOUISA y. H., M2rch ~, 1917.
Messrs Editors There is a mis.rcporl, in A
late New York paper, Of one passage in Mr.
Coughs great speech al the "Tahernabe," in
that city, which is unJus,ly preJudicins some
minds against him in This county.
TIE paper represents him as having said that
"there lived, 4! Louisa Cour, House, a man
named Lucien Minor, who had beautiful boy
that used 10 sci upon bis knee and souIhe and
calm his father" The implication is tina, the
father was drunken "He went 10 town, and
was gone week. While absent his boy was
taken sick and died. The father came home and
was told that his child was dead He went 10
The body, tolc OF The covering from the face and
win his brawny fist beat in those lovely features"
These are nearly The words of the report.l
Now, Messrs. Editors, 10 the many persons who
know I'll he absurdites OF The lalc-and, among
The fes!, that never was in The least intoxicated in
my lile-tha The only SOFT Of incompetence was
ever charged WITH was when vikings fond of
anhesis, have called me "lntemperaie in my
advocacy 81 Temperance and thai have been
he subject ot this wilicism for nearly lS years,
commencing IN my early manhuod-lhe above
story, after The first outbreak Of minh is over, is
calculated TO bring discredit on Mr.. Cough
That would be great injustice to him. The
plain solution Of The matter is his
Whcs Mr.. Cough was here, last spring, told
him story emhodying the main circumstances
above slated, about a man IN Boston. had heard
il there | years before; and | told il TO Mr.. G.
as one which he might use with good effect. No
doubt he repeated il in The New York "Taber-
nacle" mentioning me as his informant Bul
the reporter msmaiching names and facts, as
all reporters are apt 10 do, exalted me from The
teller 10 The hero OF The Story, ard changed The
venue from Boston To Louisa Court House
The true tale, is heard il iroul The eloquent
Robert q. WatcTston, in Boston, is in the South.
eTn Literary Messenger Tor March or. April, q
Think 1912, in I piece headed "Eloquence in
New England"
There are 50 many who snatch at any chance
10 throw ridicue or odiun upon MIR. Cough that
have surmounled even my reluctance 10 OBJ
trude myself upon The public through newspa-
per, in order 10 ensure him justice. Ii is The first
time, believe, that my name was ever signed
10 any public communication, except advertise
mens. He (Mr. g. is among the greatest ri lv
ing beneiaclors 10 mankind and that such num-
bers Of right well meanng people should decry
aud revile him, is only The I'm thousand!h proof
thai most men seldom know lheifirue friends I'LL
those friends are taken away.
Respectfully yours,
LUCiAN MINOR.
~ The other Richmond papers will please
copy the above.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

From the Commercial Times, Ertra.l
Taylor has been reinforced since the baule by
COL Morgan and his acknowledging him as
many as he lost, say 700-and also with Capt.
Prenliss' Batlerey, not having, as before stated,
met with defeat or capture.
| hear nothing Of Col. May
"Oid Rough and Ready" has escaped without
scratch.
None Of his STAFF is reported killed or wounded.
The Rincunada Pass between Monterey and
Saltio has been kept constantly open, and the
credit belongs 10 General Tom. Marshall, Of Ken
lucky.
All that you have heard about American can
non being taken, is fudge; but he pleased 10 re-
member that what reported as Gen. Taylor's
answer 10 Santa Anna, when he demanded him
10 surrender, is exactly what communicated 10
you-"Com and take me-"
This express comes from Major Burthe at Mon
lerey, and was nine days from that place 10 Ca
margo. All Gen. TayloI's Expresses have been
cut of, except the one bringing The intelligence Ia
Butler. This is The l1lh day since ne heard from
tren nddas yhS anla Anna has peen compeilea 10 re-
urc There is every probability there will be an
other battle: but Tor the result We have nothing 10
fear According 10 our present advices, the COM
municaion between Monterey and Saltilio Is
open. will enable Taylor 10 receive the few rein
iorcements whi.h nave gone on, and any supply
OF ammunition from the former place, even II he
q. Is No, see fiji to retire that far JUBA.
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THE VICTORY CONFIRMED.

The additional particulars Of The battle oil
Buena Vista, extracted from the Picayune,
place beyond controversy the glorious and de-
cisive triumph of Gen. Taylor and his brave re-
pulars and volunteers. The letter from Next
can at Sallillo furnishes The clearest proof that
Santa Anna is effectually defeated, and by re-
treating, shows, his fear Of another blow from
Gen. Taylor. The latter was In quiet possession
OF the battlefield on the 9Th March, but was eS-
pected al Monterey TO open The communication
with Camargo. This, we have no doubt, ne has
already done; Urrea's vaor being dispersed to
the winds. Until the receipt of this intelligence,
there was a shadow OF doubt as 10 the continued
safety Of Gen. Taylor's army. 1t is now all dis
sipa,ed. (Santa Anua's General Orders are all
bombas,, and wIelchedly disguise his moriifica-
ton and defeat.
This grea, battle, il seems, was fought on
perfectly level plain, where military science and
skill had fair opportunity OF being displayed
Taken all in all, The victory OF Buena Vista
would do credit 10 the arms Of any nation, in any
ace. We look for no more battles in that quar-
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desire 10 be free: and The ground which we now
occupy, on which The enemy was just now post
ed, The pieces OF artillery and the cooIs we have
taken, and The thousand corpses OF the enemy
which are scattered around ns, will always be
evidence OF The yalor OF The soldiers of Mexico.
H's Excellency also dircc!s me 10 say, that in
testimony OF The brave deeds Of his subordinates,
lie VIII present them 10 the nation and To the Sn-
Prcme Government with his commentator; and
taking into consideration the iatigues OF these
Gays, and The scarcity OF provisions which the
troops are suffering, that lie will direct them 10
be SO disposed thai they may recover themselves
SO rs 10 conclude with glory The enterprise so
brilliantly commenced. lie directs that this or
der shall be communicated 10 The army in gen.
eral order extraordinary.
BY command Of his EYcellency.
NJ. MICHELTORENA.
The next order appears 10 have been issued
five or six hours later, and after the army mad
marched some distance.
General Order of III. 23d 10 2lM Fsbruaru,
lsi1.-His Excellency, the Genera-in Chief has
directed that the army shall rcpose this day il
being understood that The design OF retiring 10
This point {Agua Nueva, we r.csume, is purely
strategetical, 10 see il the enemy will abandon his
position, so that The cavalry can have opporuni-
y 10 operate. His Excellency also directs that
should express TO the Generals, field and other Of
fceTs, and 10 The soldiers, the satisfaction which
he has derived from their brilliant department On
the llusrious day OF the 22l, and in the battle Of
the 23d Victory has been ours. The loss OF
the enemy, in men, has been immense; and then
We have in our possession his colors and hisar-
iilleGy, which The infantry, as we'll as cavalry,
have succeeded, each for himself in taking from
The enemy. The uuevenness Of The ground alone
saved from our swords the miserable remnant OF
The enemy which have already fed for Sallillo
For all which the Commander. in.Chiel offers
every class his due thanks, trusting that hereafter
they will continue 10 give similar proofs OF their
discipline and patriolism-seryiccs which the
nation will ever acknowledge.
The four bodies oil light infantry, his excellen-
cy directs shall form separate brigade, under
the command Of Col. D. Juan Banenel- Col.
d. Jose Carrisco being second in command. In
consequence OF Gen. Manuel Maria Lombardni
being wounded, the command Of his division
will he assumed By Gen. D. Francisco Perez
Gen. d. Jose Lopez Uraga being second in COM
mand
Iiencefouh The division OF Gen. Perez will b.
known as The first division; that under command
of Sr. Pacheco as The second; and The third is
that under the command OF ST. Gen. Ortega
Then follows an order about signals, of 10 in
lere,t here
By order OF his ESceency:
M. MICHELTORENA.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE


w Agents. Gaynor 4 Wood, To supply Country
Merchants, on commission, with this much esteemed
Msdicine. We deem II unnecessary To dwell al iehelh
on the merits Of this valuable Medicine VIC reief You
Ia few Of the many certificates:
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY
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waited form for three years past and found no foei
until used Or. q. BENZ Smiths Improved indan w.
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Paducah, KY, Nov. 10, 1885. }. X. LEHMAN
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universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, OVENS & co, Merchants.
From DR.. Single,on.l
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Louisville, Ky Feb. 49, le46.
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mr. SmIth-Dear Cir: About two weeks ago we
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Yours, respectfully,
WILSON, sTARBIRD & SMITH
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pulls,
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'''' o''''"' " '"e GAYNoR 9 WOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 4e, West Main street, Richmond.
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iar me Eafniyrr.
sIyuy NOT CALI, THEM PEDEgALISTs p,

"WliY NOT CALL THEM ri ALlSTS ~
IA Plain Democrat" is right. You and all
Democrats ought 10 call these seli-sylei Wings
by their true name They are Federasls. In
the war Of 1912 they were B!nc Light Fctcralisls;
in our present war they are Mexican Fcderais's.
Give them their true name. The Democrats go
Tor their countryside Fedcralists go lor Mexico
Whoever heard Of Wing aiding and abeilng
the enemies OF his couniry}" They are Next
can Fcderalisls-sivc them their right name al
ways. Those brave men who have gone to fight
their counlry's ballles are PATROLS having no
sympathy with The Federaiisis al home styling
themselves Whss
Since The Felerais:s wi make he war lie
party question. The most appropriate tenomina-
lion OF parties is Texan and Mesican-lhe De-
mocrats being the Texan, The Fedcralisls the
Mexican parry. Leake goes Tor Texas, Bous
for Mexico. There is no dodeing, 70 escaping
This Issue. Come up Tesan Raj gersandcharye
upon these Rancheros al the polls on the ill
Monday in this month.
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.
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THE BANNER OF TEMPERANCE.

This paper has now passed into the hands OF
the Rev. WIN. DUvAL OF the Episcopal Church,
gentleman well known about Richmond for his
activity in all The walks Of beneyolence. dc
bids fair 10 make the Banner more richly worth
its price OF subscription Than cver. 1t is bu! IL
year, in advance.
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Tic enquirer.
LOUISA.

A meeting of the Democratic voters near the
Gum Spring election precinct fol- The county Of
Louisa will take place at Maj. lsbelps store, on
The second Saturday In April, (hat being muster
day lhere,) for the purpose OF appointing dele
gales 10 meet on the second Monday al Louisa
Court House, 10 select Democratic candidate
Tor the county A full meeting is desired and il
is respectfully requested, that The voters residing
near The other precincts in the county, will hold
similar meetings, for The same purpose, Iha, all
parts Of the county may be fully represented in
The proposed general meeting al The Court House.
UNION
COAL.-Amouni Of Coal transported on the
Richmond and Petersburg and Clover I'LL Rail-
roads, during week ending March 9Th ls47, 39i
ears, oo'4o3 ousheis.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
Flour inspected in the city OF Richmond dur
ing The quarter ending 3Ist March, ls47:
3O,243 tbls superine
s,O37 half bbs. supeTfne
2,773 bbls. fine
1851 bbls middliag,
1924 bbls. condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
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MORE DOCTORS.

The commence ment of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, was held lew days since'
The number of students, session 1867, was
493, and the number of graduates lSi. Among
the latter we find to,ty s,r from Virginia, viz
Michael w. Barclay, Solomon A. Bates, J. Mil
ton Briceand, Henry c. Briggs, John J. Burton,
John Carter, VIM. Fl. Chambers, Henry Cobbs,
James w. Coleman, Rufus M. Derr, Lewis 5.
Eicbelberger, Talcolt Eliason, Samuel F. Pew,
Marion J. Flippen, James B. Floyd, David
Funkhouser, John w. Garlick, Oh. M. s. Gayle,
Alder. s. Glassell Francis w. Hancock, Geo.
w. Hun,on, John T. Kilby, William J. Kur'z
VIM. S. McChesney, Jackson L. McKenney,
George Martin, Jesse L. Millner, John r. Moore,
Thomas Patton, Bryce Nj. Pratt John D. RELY,
John r. Rochelle, Isaac Scott, Thos. M. Spears,
Jas. L. Spencer, John D. Starry, Fl. c. Step'oe,
Robt A. Slilh, Allan C. Thorn, Thomas Tins
lev, Thomas J. Turpin, William J. H. Wallop,
Henry A. Watkins, Willis A. Williams, Rich
ard T. Wilson, Robert T. WORKMAN.
OF these, fifteen had spent one scholastic year
in other incorporated institutions, viz six in that
of Hampden Sydney College, in Richmond, and
fifteen in that Of the University of Virginia.
We are indebted to Governor Smith for the
following extract of letter from Lieutenant
Porterfeld, OF the Virginia Regiment of VoluD-
teers, dated "CAMARoo, March TN.
al have time to send You only lew lines. The
Express to Washington is about 10 close. News
from General Taylor has just come in. After a
severe fight, he has driven back Santa Anna, and
taken four or five thousand prisoners. His loss
OF officers was great.
The first Battalion Of Virginia Volunteers
reached this place on The 4th March. Colonel
Curtis, the officer in command, was glad to re-
ceive Us, II having been reported with some SEM
blance of truth, that Camargo was TO be attack
ed al an early day. Our regiment has been
greatly complimen,ed. Lieutenant Colonel Ran
dolph was received by his old associates in the
army with open arms. AS long as ne is able 10
sand at his post, his wreath OF laurels wia nsver
viiher. He has the respect and love Of every
man under his command. The second Battalion
has not yet been heard Of"
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rsHIPMENT OF BREADsTUFFs TO
EUROPE.-The New York Commercial states
that there have left the port of New York since
January LIST, and 10 the both March, for ports In
England. Ireland and Scotland, aity.hve ships,
sixiy-,hree barques, six,y-eight briggs and hve
schooners, all freighed with -four, grain, meal,
&C.; and from Norfolk. Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Boston darng the same sgad S.ee.
With like careoes for Europe. There are at The
nresen, lime more than eighty large class vessels
loading at The lauer places with grain, &c. The
London and Liverpool packet ships are not incu-
ded in the above statement
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Enr1bp Eu1Ui yer

LOUISA COUNTY.-Wil not an Irish Re-
lief Meeting be held al Louisa Court House on
The first day OF April Court? Cannot lilIc
time be spared from The business Of The day 10
attend TO the calls OF suffering humanity1 The
writer OF this would suggest that meeting be
held in The Court House, al IL o'clock, II the
house be given up. 4
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The Scion OF Democracy refers 10 the Steps
which have been taken to harmonic the party in
Harrison county, with reference 10 candidate
for the next House of Delegates. Though we
have majority, there is some danger of losing
the county through petty distractions about 100
many ambitious aspirants. The Democratic As
socaion have passed resolution calling upon
the people 10 send delegates to general conven-
ton on the first Monday in April, TO concentrate
upon single candidate. We are glad 10 hear
from the Scion that The party is receiving acqui-
sitions from the other side. Col. Smith, recently
a prominent leader OF the Wing party, "address-
ed the association at this meeting, and gave brief
ly his reasons for declining ongerto act with that
party. lie considered the courss of The Wings
on the Mexican war as anti-American in spirit,
and for one he was with his country and against
it's enemies. His support was warmly rendered
to Inc party al The approaching election, and we
have no doubt The Colonel will deal some hard
blows agains, his old associates"
We canno, doubt tina, The course OF The Wing
leaders in denouncing The war and sympalhizing
with the Mexican>, will disgust many CT their
party Throughout, the State. and gain converts 10
our cause, which is the cause Of the county,
We have heard Wings avow sentiments similar
10 tina, avowed by the Boston Federalist, who de-
clared that it was "unbecoming in moral and
religious people 10 rejoice over victories won BY
our armies"
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VA.

your country, or that party who, by successful
defence OF American rights, has crowned the arms
of your country with imperishable glory.
A PLAIN DEMOCRAT.
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NOTICE.
MARCUS ELCAN.

THIS individual died in the city Of Richmond
i in the year 1903 II he left any heirs VINO
are now living, they, or any one else, VIII confer
residence JOSEPH MAYO,
Attorney for the City OF Richmond
March e8-c2aw3w
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Notice.


H Wake, AND DR.. JOHN r. Wake
gIAyg. upon the terms prescribed by law, formed
II limited partnership commencing on The IAN DAY ay
:, ,rv Iasa IN which the said Dr.J. q. Wake, who
soIs special partner has contributed to the common
fund Of said partnership the sum OF two thousand nys
hundred dollars; and that H. Wake Is the sole ana
only general partner In whose name, aud under wnoso
authority according law, the said business WIN %
conducted, in pursuance Of the terms OF csrineas
recorded In the Clerk. Office Of the noo ia.
ihe civ of Richmond on the lith day OF mafcn, io4'
civsn nndey our hands and seals this llth day oil
Web isaT j. H. Wake, General Partner.
j. n. Wake, Special Partner.
NOTICE.
I n. Wake has taken the 6tofe lately occupied
nv q. |. CRUMP, and respectfully announces TO bis
end, and the public and also 10 tho friends OF bis PIE
that he will continue the Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Business the Old stand, mo. Ia West Main
Street, and solfeits portion of their patronage.
March l6-c&dw6w