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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-11

JAMES GAR Mp AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
HAVE united T. practice Of Law anu aud s Cavity
Courts Of Annie AppomartoI, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and town OF Lynehours'
Address-Lyndrg, Virginia. ,u,-,u ;.
JAMES GARSD will continue, 1,nsea'y, -
raetics In the G. OF Appeals os'
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Nav IL 3 doors above the Old Marke

DUELLlNG PIsToLs.-Just received, a
- few pair OF London made Duelling Pistols;
made expressly 10 my order For sale al very
| reduced prices THOMAS TYRER,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Guns, Pistols &C.,
May IL No. 90 Main Street.
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BALE or SLAVES
w 'Ll. De sofa ~ YORK Town on Monday. alstin,,.
,.n NV n ,s, 81 nileen valuable SLAVES tm-n No
May 3-dlI5M J,,r a,,.,. ,e. 'ni cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-11

PROF. RRANC SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, Aimee EDWARD c: u.
THE next session commence on the htst uay vi
June, snd ena he fourth "Wednesday W oap
lembeT.
The course Of stuembraces all the subjects usu'
ally taught in the beminaries of the kind.
The location is rlkably healthful-lhe nuhanss
new and commodidavlng been ereslea WIN .c'ef-
ence to a Female 81. .,,.
Mn.;r al. May ll-clit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-11

DLANTATION sEGARs of superior quail
i ly, Old and Dry, for sale By
Mayll PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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MERCHANDISE
TO PRIN TIERS.
SHALL hereafter sell, at a reduction OF
i 20 per cent,

7 SHALL hereafter sell, at reduction of
i 90 per cent,
Marher's Printing Ink.
have on hand, and shall.continnc TO keep, a
large supply OF News Ink, in kegs from 25 10 $50
pounds each-Book lux, in kegs from Is to so
pounds each-varyiDg in price from 30 to IS
cents per poupd.-Fine Job Ink, in tin capislers
from 10 6pounds each, at 81 per pound Extra
fine Job lnk. in round canisiers price SD Der
pound-Colored Ink, Red, Blue, Green and Vel.
low, in pound canisters, from So to So so per
pound. No charge Tor kegs. warrant all The
Ink sell, ana should il mol give entire satistac-
t'on, the purchaser is al liberty 10 return il. iii in
good order,) and The money will be refunded,
II Orders promptly filled by addressing
w. w. DUNNAVANT,
May Richmond, Virginia.
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS AND
PIANO STOOLS.
Nash & WOOdhOuse
HAVE received, by the late packets extern
IL sive additions 10 their slock Of Piano Fores,
Guitars and musical merchandise. Persons
waning Piano Fortes may place entire reliance
upon The instruments sold by The subscribers
They offer Tor sale none but The very best. Gu,
OF The number OF seven hundred sold by them,
not one has proved defective.
They have 10 their employ first rate Tuner
and are prepared al all times TO attend 10 orders.
Piano Fores repaired, taken in exchange and
lei on hire. Nav .
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DAVID ANDERSON, JR,
c o M NJ IS 81 ON M E c II A N T
RICHMOND, ViRoINIA,
HAS taken an Office 10 The corner tenement
II of D and 18th streets, opposite the Coum-
bian Hotel aud Shocsoe Warehouse, and will
be pleased 10 attend 10 any business his friends
or the public may inlrusl to his management.
April 5-eo6w
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AHj ne J"lo0tns A,tici,s a,e sald o,iu tn
ALEXANDER DurAi.,
ONLY AGENT, MAIN STREET, EAGLE SQUARE
~ THE LADIES'!
LIE Y EN U NJ. ia In On, l.0l IINpIA
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
nELEGATES 10 the Southern Baptist Con-
~ venioa are hereby informed that return
tickets, Gee of charge will be furnished on The
Weldon Railroad and Sleamboa, line. By leav-
ing Richmond on Monday evening, The Dist in-
slant, they will arrive at Charleston, the place Of
meeing, on Wednesday, The appointed day
Virginia delegates are urged 10 attend.
Nav
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
THE subscriber has on hand large and good
i assortment OF CLOTHING, which will be
soil very cheap Tor cash. All who are in want
OF bargains will call at No. III, Main street.
Mays SlLAS MERCHANT.
q EGARS.-A lot OF Superior Havana Segars,
~ among which may be found some very fine.
For sale by PEYToN JOHNSTON.
May II
BY EXPRESS, NEW STYLE RIBBONS
AND GREEN FIGURED BAREGES.
I UST received from New York an assortment
j OF Scoloped and Drawing Ribbons; also
green figured Bareges, Lace Capes, Needlewolk
Collars, Twisted Silk Mus, Linen Cambria
Hdkts. For sale low at
WILLIAM. SWORDS,
May IL 225 Broad ST.
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
lvI Co, Richmond, Virginia
For this day-a, IL o'clock-Captal 5000
&c. Tickets 81
A. 6 o'clock-Capilal 10000, &c. Tickets
S.,
Drawn Nos, Susquehanns. No. %.
% l8 % 81 "a 81 10 Z 3 So 8 80
May IL c. w. PURCELL & CO.
T UcK's OFFICE, No. 1856, Main Street,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
For this day-S2O. 600 Capital prize, 10 prizes
of 900, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s.
Also $4,000 for 50. Prizes for sale as usual
by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. Of susquehanua %:
% lS % 81 "A 81 1917 3 60 8 80.
Drawn Nos of Maryland, Extra, %:
lS "a 70 8 SO &c 50 SIS Sc SO 60 20 Sc Al I'll.
IA SO IS, 30 so So, Two prizes sold in one
package and paid by LUCK.
Nav IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
WHARF, ARE THEY /

We hear nch comRlairit from como quar-
tiers abou, mAntof good faith 7 enthe part
Of Gen Taylor for MT takiag Democrats
into his councils, and giving them his cor3f.
denee. On this point the Richmond Wig
says:
The Union3is continually mourning over
tile dec, ptien practisdd, upon certain Demo
Gratis. These men, it says voted for Gen
Taylor under tile Impression that lie would
make no removals NoF the 5g Mon has
been challenged to produce any man who vo.
ted under suth belief and as yet no one
has been Shown, except tile big, round red
moon nan. Geo Llppard ltEis fair to
presume, therefore that lie lis tAc only man
Of that sort cxtant" II
And We may add, that every body who has
given the subject any attdntion..is struck
with the i,npuefcnce Of L1pparl, who has call
ed Gen Taylor 10 aceouut fdr nit taking a
Democrat into his Cabinet W sy we sup
pose tie fsltow.had tlle fnlly to suppose that
Il. would be made "am3n Of aasnority H.
The General understands hnmqn nature a
little too well for that He wants no iciad
btss at tile White House Hls Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1910.

lie Rev. DR.. Edgar, mode known this cblf-
gttion, md expressed bis intention to Be bap-
tized by his friend the Mrthodist minister
The same day, the venerable Mrs. Polk, No
tHer oil the ex- president, a very pious Pfes6y-
terrain lady, arrived from her residence, forty
miles distant, acroi panied III her OVID pastor,
hoping that her distinguished son would eol-
sent to be Baptized 81 hnr.
/" M5ther,'' said The diving ez-Presideae,
taking Cher affrctiohately hy the band, ssIl
have never in my life disobeytd you, bit you
nItist yield to your son now, and crafty my
wishes must Be baptized By the Rey. Nj.
AIcFerIen.n
His mother, wise as she Isl pious, did not
hesitate 10 give b consent !; and in the pre-
sence OF the Rev DR.. Eigsr, ard, the Rev.
Mr. MAJ K, Of Columbia, the sx-P President rd-
tcfived The rite Of baptism, al the hands Of the
Rev. MI. McFsrren.
Mr.. Polk has died worth about one hu1-
dred thousand dollars, the bulk of which Is
isattled upon his aniahle lady. who, tits 10 lHe
hoped, will long make this city hi. abode
AZ ornament 70 its society, ior sail lips do
praise her.,' NOEL
4 Up. ST. have sent you rude, but actu-
rate, sketch of the mansion Of the Presi-
dent, as draped with mourning, on the lay6f
the funeral. The window Blinds are tied
Nith black Grape, 10, however, handkonisr
bows than nv pen has achieved ENib
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

II T. - If
s. NaakriLis corrssfssl,rqr tfxzs " r. H.rsli
NASHVILLE June le. 1919.
Eszysfmr Arseatzt Or "a, E1,s g1sss III. yarnss X.
s4is 4 p q, f. President gf sks Uaifsk .stafes.
Re Ter ay, a. twenty minutes before Eve
o'eIo4k, 2. All, James \. Poik expired at his
residence in this city.
Mr. POI had suffered from diarrhna3 on
bis way up the Mississippi river from New
| Crieanx, j ! Mareh but the attack passed off,
and he reached this city Ia good health. A
trsv DAYS AFTER bis arrival he moved into his
new 4 ans:oh, Stately Iedifce, which had
inst lem cor ted and furnished in style
iot CONT iaed elegance and TASTE. His estate
lirs in The reay heart Of the city, on an emf
nrnce knownsas GrandyIs Hi, having been
thu home Of the Hon. Felix Grunsly, from
whose heirs Mr.. Polk purchased the property.
Hsyiag take1 up bis abode here, the ex-
prssid ut ave hinself5lp 10 the improve
ntent oftbe gro nd !, ard was seen every day
abaut Ii dive ling, aidifg ard directing The
wdrkmtn be hid employees. Now overlook
iRa A carpeFters now giving Instructions TO
gar e Ter, pf1en at mildly Mrs. Pok, whose
.exqt isite iasie constituted the element OF eve
ryliuprovement. It is not a fortnight since
that ] saw him on bis lawn, directing some
nee, who were removing decaying cedars
IWas struck With his drpc, and healtbful.
beali1e. IN IFthe active energy Of Ills manner.
wh;c5 cave promise If HIM Iifa. FtIow.
;nS crap locks alohe nai~Tb I'm anraar hsrosnd
the middle agge,l III lis. LIE seen "a II full
IL alth The npyt d5v. III in, rainy. IL re-
iii; II Wit1in anh bsearT +, rrange b;ssl.rro
Gir,r, snitta il 81 - hoet r.a,
1tbs fioar and 5e;nv ,bIo i, IA ,bst,as
brouaM on fatrqne NH s'i-ht f,yer Nbich
the neyt day4as Il ia threba,a IL IL A; easa
in,tbs farm il ehron;c rho. wb;cb ,sas
with III, c,nr,Is;ns fa' yss ,a.s st.na =
Fiji and rea6; y ;bs s. H. ~ HI -. svst,s,a =.
aay ' orer' xqrt MI f. = ''N''' u
Ia tbe 1br ! srs4 j, iii r-;ans, ,e.,t u
Ill., R,'t NIL a4s H. ~ - I'M. 'l. n
~ ,s,r,as IL. II 1. nj aAin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
= : 2 - 2
GEORGE LiPPARD.

L II e ~
George Lippard, who Has taken Gen Tay.
Tor $50 foundig ito task for appointing Wing
officers, has ,,tiaiGed greater notoriety by
his political than his litatary productions r.
His letter to 4en Taylor Extensively CO.
pied hy the, deriocratic HEess. SO that the Tia
Lon has become At last Well acquainted with
the name of Mr, Lipnard. which il no doubt
great satisfaction tothht Individual and an
ample compensation for all bis labours in the
cause Of Tayip4ism
Dir Lippsrdlis imbuM with the wise idea
that hesas opdof the lief causes Of making
Gen TAILOR President lind THAT lie cam uiI,
make as easily rs lie made hip. Wesuspect
that this is u slight mistake on the part Of
the modest MI. Lippard Gen Taylcris
merits had d iittie MORE 10 do with making
hiia Presidant Ehau Mrl ILippardH 5 writings.
TARt worthy gdutl emAn was out i straw borne
a.Sng dsI the gteat popular tide which eleya
ten Gen Tbyibrto tie Presidency. and lie
Will haze just Al muclI owerin arresting that
tide Of popularity as 4 stray would in sem
Iaihg the broad current Of the Mississippi
NE advise Nr Lippar ii desist frosa further
attelnFE TO iniaence lille destinies Of thisna
tion. Let hIa eoaltiuhe to supply mild
enetics to tile residing world in his warm
water contributions to lhe literary stomach
ana his miszioh will be accomplished
AZ ii H 1hlt,ead n osb:ienn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
4K. rdrIk, 4
BoHN NovEMBEIF, 1895
DIED IrSr Il5lllslo

The ioly Iies ID State to-day. The noble
drawing rooms are. shfouded m black and
every winJaow III mourning with bla, k searls
oI-crape. The tall white columnsfof theSna-
/ iestic portico facing theIsduth are completely
shrouded 10 BLACK, givingh selemnly maifseic
and funeral aspect to thu PresidentialI man
sioa. NI
|. The funeral took placeat four d'cloela this
afternoon, masonic ctFehonies being first
pFrfaraed in the drawing toom over thebody.
lsaw the-body before ii WAS encofined. The
features are in noAle conposure. Death has
Impressed upon them the seal OF majesty. In
bis lie, his fpaturRs never wore that impress
OF command and intellectual s.rength, that
seemed now. chisstled upon their marble out
line. Henas habiled ID \ plain suit Of back,
ana copy of the IoHst; HI ion OF the United
States as placed III his Net. EeEore being
taken 10 the Cemetery, thf body was herl.e-
ticaily soldered within copper coffin
i rom the house the fintrll corteSe, which
was very large, alb places Of business being
closed By order cf Dur good Wing aver, pro-
ctt ded to the Methods Episcopal Church,
where, AFTER services performed BY The Rev.
MIR. Nc Asrren, it was conveyed TO the GENE
terry, followed BY ayast c0ncourse Of citizens
The hodywas deposited ID the GIundyIyaalt,
temporarily Blu, ii will soon be removed to
vault on the lawn of the ex-Presi1ential
manson, where Al willow now stands, and
over it. will be erected stately marble ceno-
taph; thus the body OF the President from
Tennessee will lie entoHabed in The heart Of
Its capital. MIR. Folk, by will, the evening
before his death. cave the lawn TO the State,
iii perpeinisv for tHis purpose.
ar. Polk sent fiji thu Rev. DR. Edsar, Of
the, Presbyterian church, seven days before
bis death, desiring to b baptized Sy him. He
said to him imprs ssively -
Il SIR, 4 had suspected freafy years ago The,
sloud cone.so my dkaihhet a.AFrsp9rsa. il would
have made ne ahrd nAaa: vel am about 10 die
aadhave noi made preparation. have not even hecn
bapfzeds Tell me, sit csaf1ere be any ground Tor =
man this situated % hope 7n
+ The Rev. Doctor made known to him the
assurances and promises of the gospel that
rnergfFhlls run parallel wis mans iIff.
Mrs. Pok than rensarkfd, that he had been
prevented from hapsisln il infancy BIZ some
accidental Occurrences, thht he had been seye-
raj times strongly ihcsined to BE- baptized da-
ring bis administration, but that the cares and
psrplexities Of public liz hardly gave him
\ time Epr the solemn preparation requisite. and
50 representation had ripensd into inaction.
when It was now almost too late to act. 10
his conversation with the Rev. clergyman.
Mr.. Polk evinced sreaf knowledge Of the
scriptures, winch, he said, he bad read = great
deal, and deeply reverenced as Divine truth
\ in word. be was, Theoretically v, 4 christian
y The crSnvertaf,s,r, faf,rl,asy,<r Mr. pn1k f0r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
/ srIANDRR.

Yes, pass il along, whether you beibvesiE
Or not - that one side whisper agaih4t the
chafacter of d ViFtuous femaleg Yot say
yous don't leleve il. but you viii ns4 yonF'
ipfRenee to bear up the false report aud pass
it On tile curfent Strange CREATURES arc
maHkind4 How many regulations have
lecS lost By d Burpisel How many hearts
haye lied bysa whispers How many
hensyolen4 deeds hayc been chilled lily tho
shrag Of shoulder I Ho@ many individu-
ais Eave been shnpred .by a gentle nh steri-
ousi hint How many ehaste bosoms hsve
beeh wiring with grief Bga single MD II
II ON many gthveshaye been dug BY d falss
repbrt Yet yon will piss the SANDER
along you Will keep it above the WATERS By
a wig Of yout tongue when you might Sink
it Forever. Destroy the passion'flr telling =
tale, we pray you. Lisp not word that
may ,il,jnre the character Of anothe1s Be
determined ID listen 10 ao-stoFy tliadis re-
Ieated to 4 ! u; ury Of another, AMI as fer
as you are COT CO lsea. the slapderIWiH die nv
Bnf tell ii ofce and it mary 90 oa thelwinGs
oil tile vi ID. incr 4 lg with each breath till
it bias Circulated through tile statd, AND
brought to tho grave ene WHO might have
Lived and been Messing 10 the world
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

ssall ds Alcrr,idsjaI, Ttkgiaia, r.* I'M
IN NECUiIE ofsiersSfar h]gh and lIw pressure
III IS 1,Fsd a ENGINES, lSisem 43piisfs aad
;sike Ifpp tsark, af an kiadsI lfa Htvk
an irEoHgN de4 daSs, SoaPI Eairs isIla az efser
Kfsilfs a~a }adaS Iisissf aH sf<ts Oradeatl Ra-
akkt bsfh HrgRft ana as. FT agNt
4 liner Keep on Aands and FsF sale, MeCorniiFk
E;sin1aFt fsrteborue and ,DaylslPLot'kiH CAST
4XESs Snoiit ShueS and Sa$h Weights for build
rtfs Fin Brick ai3snyefior Quality 1iu4liShreiiAzd
oar and AmericanlsAr Iron. best qialisy III
Is hd valuable assortment All ts26Fitsk PaftstHs
dhy them piieHs greats iducemef 10 persons
ataursrceyfng or rspaifils Mylk 10 give Them a
nsslhev pifdse themselves tOfiArnish Castings &c.
s1f Mills and OtlrI puFErHesl III as gopll Qnaiy,
AGA on a Fsas0aatde terms Is can be- fpAained In
any scctioh pf she fnanirv Prirsed lis Of their
sskEtirE paltergs tsiH Be rrpishea on application
sst tpaA. i All
IN ii The srest savingsn Transportation MIA
the many lndu| rinents which we ARE
Hdsing k4hose QisfQel 10 pSrronize oslf establish
:iahrt 4. w. SIR. &. ISL
fAkEAAH4rka Sepf. H. detttH 84g 3ef2e k#&4sat IsN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
/ GENERAL rArEtsR,s GRATITUDE.

u its fury the Union has accused General
Taylor nf having made soldiers, who fpnght
u the battles Of the country, especial objects
Of prescription.
n Even those Who stood BIZ him Oh tie Rio
GrAnde.n excIains the Union, and served
with Scott insthe valley of Mexico maypIead
their services In vain. They made him xliatl
lie Isl They won the victory but tie spells
N. victory are not for them Tor their leader
Is Misunderstanding, with bitter irony thht sers
vices Oh the battle field are DO quali6cati6ns
Tor civil stations
n Was not Col. Alexander MeCInns sent
ShargcIt0 Bolivia ona Of the heroes Of Mon
terey Who were cut down ii stormilg the
tnemys batteries Did not Celonel bitch
tll aPRoirtsd marshal ef Minnesota, receive =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
/ f5Mf.iae,Is. 1AM Bs:.g!

EEyHE lndefsiglei informs The cilizeks ID JelIr-
~ rn. Clarke ard The surrbnnding cbnafcs thai
81 sill continues skc CARRENTERfNG BTSL-
NESS ia all rs hsnchds and varieties Having
path sdupe altcntuite die study Oh Architecture he
i pEfpared 10 tirpieh models hhd sofaoy kind
w5lk pcrtalhingtS his line feeling csyfient that
pyhs long hl,enlisA1p Vie pursuit he nplcase Hhe
.daSie and gI4iily therye oltbe NEST taaillions
lie will nneetiake lie er@ctiSn Of Ail kinds Of
saildinsr jron u country beat 10 thai ~ she most
atIpnbs and upon such Assn ust prove saiis-
stittoFy TO all c0neeHned. LIB
/ PERSONS who ulEy have wptx IN bin lima arc Re-
ttee5llEy desired Nj give hint cafl al Ms Mop for
sNktiS begppied Nv Mi Nathl Myers, hsfprdSlosing
contracts ID other quarters. s NIsF
Levers atdFessestla bin di Chafitsi nvsn lsAeF
Son aSHnty, Va, wall De PpeIpely aItentedloi lssm
SAk part - The couqtry. Tg
ErbtI EHI9--lYa VIM A. SItDDfYfIaF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05
ga JUST PisuYIDEsNo is AND A RIGHT
RESULT.n eb

4
The coiumbask rs, IL wig 10 sonr interesting
rejection upon that eventual hour 10 he history Of
Gen. r aylor and of hS country The battle Of Blena
Vista, makes Ehe following extract rom a letter
wiillenIty ihs old hero on The tve Of the ba,lle
'3This may be the last standardization you
viii receive from me have been stripped
BY the government Of regular troops, ana Re
duded inivdluhtcers aud thus strapped, and
at the mercy If the fee, have been expected
to retreat DR. resign; but shall 10 neither
care not fpr myself, but feel deeply for the
noble soldiers who are lboat to be sacrificed
for their country; we Shall stand still aud
give them battle. reiytRs on. q Jnss Pioti-
asncs tgr y flgA rrsal /
Such sentiTentS We agree With the Wing, exhibit
one of the nobest characters On the records Of his
,rr-a spirit calm under he grossesJ propagation
ind4xible in is allegiance tuduty; fixed as rock
in ail It's purposes full Of courage ana full Of hn-
manity Ths result Of IBuena Vista proved that
such spiritfs#nst Presnmptuous il boxing. with
c,uhdence to the Almighty .ior supPaTt Says Tie
Wing; e Hi
4 The justice Of providence on which he
periied everything ut Buena Vista, vindi-
Gated itself ID something more than bis de-
livery In THE hour Of battle Instead OF BE-
ing buried amid the wreck Of that eyentful
day. its next anniversary beleld him id a
triumphant progress towards tile Capitol Of
the nation. a wise providence HIS seen Ct
to assign to hin weighter mission than
the discomGtureIof foreign enemies He has
been called BY the people to restore the
country of Washington to its pristine pu!
rty, and to reeoliduct the ship pf State TO
her ancient uloprings First in war his
high aim IS to bring hack the country 10 that
peaceful Ieliry from which rev5lutionists
had sednced ler- making him in more senses
than one FIRST in peace Thathe should
Have encountered opposition in this patriotic
enterprise is not remarkable, but that such
a man, tile author Of such letter. should
have been visited with such rulglr deuun
citation, Misrepresentation and abuse as is
capped upon him Dy the Democratic press, dr.
gus a state of political deprayity that We
were not prepared for We much doubt
whether Rbbespiere excited more remorc
less fury, than Is ycated, BIZ the Washington
Uaion and kindred prints upon Gen. Tay-
lor. 1t is trua that democratic crueltyjis
not marked with blood but tile ,animHslis
thesane intkind andtdegree He has been
charged with in5eeiiify, treaehery. falseheol
and cruelty, and the whole vocabulary of
scurrilous abuse has been showerea on him y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-05

Fl FTVIIE nK1rr1Irliff IfFpel 1Il inloIlns he pub
liz 4t..i he III e6lf1> Tie Black ith-
PC ~ k1lst II I Sskl5p near he Railroad Depot
E<<aI< <lnn ustk k1drsienk kircuiilis erery de-
- = 11,5i n GcfH felt einf III thai tNateh II hu<i
IFS |'fIr..st ~ Hs'65< SsrrfaIis IEaris &c
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dangerous wound tefors the Black Fort Of
fsi.ontereJ Did rot Major Crittenaen re-
eeIFe hohorh Die mention for his services at
Busna Vista 4 Nss not Col Peyton, min
ister TO Chill appiaudedl by General Worth
tor bis gallaftr, ~ the. takh 6 Of tile Bishops
pa!ace Did NOT Coils Payne and Calhoun
serve faithfully mud gallAh,ly ii Mexico r.
Aud was Tot Col Bell VITO lost an arm With
in sight of Gen Taylor, appointed Indian
agent in IAfkansas, CassIand Butler Demo
crat though he is2 These are Instances
which now occur to US. There ure doubtless
Others, but these are enough to show thatthe
Unions rage is blind llcpsLiic