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EpITR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRn Der 2.s&, 7. M.-Thc American steam
ship Atlantic Capt West with Liverpool dates TO the 22nd
ut being four days later than The previous adVices haSJ"s
arrived
ENGLAND-The ship Blunhorc, bound from Liverpool
10 ~ Orleans. with iS5 Irish emgranls wrecked nea
Wexford the night of the l7h, and five persons drowned
The saved.
The London Times of the 3D. has long leader relative
Cuba and American affairs
The Ministers Of Fance Netherlands and Turkey had re
turned favorable TO the memorial OF the cheap post
aye association.
The remsn, Of the Duke of Wellington still Wal
mcr Castle 1t uncertain when the funeral would TAKE
place |, would however be public He vii! be bu
ed ST. Paurs Cathedral The Duke left will dated bach
as far n 1915
Departments He iB received everywhere on his Journey
with much enthusiasm. II is believed the proclaala or
OF the Empire is not isr distant
The AZ per cents. closed at loaf Csc
BELGIUM.-A change has occurred in the Belgian Cabi
net 81 Orban Minis!,r OF Finance has resigned and NJ
L,ejd2 accepted the cilicc. Professionally
GERMANY AND THE CONTlNENT-Desrucl
food. had occurred on The Rhine, Slra.bourg
jewish o, had occurred al Stockholm which easi
~ suppressed.
II announced tina, Prussia will with the soai
ton Sutcs.
The cholera has slightly abaied.
Trerny Scheh, for twenty. five yenrs the Russian Min
lister If war, has been superseded by Dogouroui.
SPAGN-The advices from Cubs resolved at Madrid, re
port the leland quiet.
shall received in the ports of Spain and treated in all
spec Spanish vessels
INDIA. ETC.-lhe Engish had taken the city Of Prone
in BJ'nlah. without resistance
The rebellion in China WAS unchecked
Great gales had occurred in the Indian Sea The shii
osccoa San francisco for Hong Kong had been los
On the China cost. The saved.
The L. ;shp Saratoga cot ashore reef in the hsrbo
Of Annoy, and threw overheard her guns They after
ards recovered upinlurcd.
The Susquehanns was at Annoy. The Plymouth was or
cruise.
Mining from Australia 10 July let we're favnra
bic Cold Gas per Great foods had occurred at sgd
ney.
LIVERPOOL SEPT. 22-Thc Liverpool Cotton market wa.
quiet and prices Dropping There s change in quo
ations the sailing OF the last The sales
for last four days amounted IS 900 bales OF which
1000 were lake on speculation and Tor export Imports
500 bales Wight i Candy quote fair Orleans 6I 6H d.
mlddng !. d s.. d.; fair Mobile 6 Esd middIng 5S
or d.; fair Upands cd; mlddlihg 81 end
Flour and Corn Liverpool drmcr, without any
material variation in prices Wheat was steady at rates
per Canada Canadian avore brands OF Flour
and commanded extreme yates. Inferior descriptions
neglected For cargoes OF Corn arrive slight advance
had been paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
TuE nISCES SION

Thursday night, was glorious triumph, both in Norfolk
and Portsmouth, for The Of truth and Democracy
Col. ~ Cooke and J. r. Kby, ESQ., candidates for The
dictatorship Of this District appeared before their fellow
at Ashland Hail. BY previous appointment Colonel
Cooke opened The discussion by marching bodily up the
points IN issue, and presented them with such ceaness
energy as 10 rivet conviction the minds Of his listeners
every step o his argument After he hnd spoken his aot
ted time ne was followed by Mr. kby in his usual ppant
sye-sSlmming tis thing touching thai and dptsng the
main points IN controversy He seemed speaking
against time and appeared greatly relieved when his hour
run out
In reply Col Cooke made an able and effective vindica-
ton OF his party and their candidate which his
pettol ~rithe who in tun attempted reply but he failed
.ignally failed, after which The discussion closed.
the Wings OF Portsmouth, TOO, had smerity invite
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LET THE DEMOCRACY COME FORTH.

On Friday night October 5th, Senator Masoh WIZ "uo''
the Democracy Of Richmond. Let the Democracy raly IN
large numbers and lei the enthusiasm that the occasion
elicit be difiused through the We wish Virginia 10
give vote that shall ring through the Union and that sa
fix her undyns principles The true policy Of The naon
Let u.s. therefore, only have large meeting mere "f
the 9th Of October but let friends in every county
of the Stateelecors and commtees-arouse the people
and rally them the polls. Be not too confident Oh u
umph-our only danserbut organise, rork and aoor from
now un, the day of November overthrow the secret
insdious and ncessant movements vi the wings
s-Zy-rho Meeting will be held at The African Church.
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"a free people 1'hia has literally been The "t'">aSs -
frauds" lar surprising the Roorbark cai"p"is" -
James X. Poll; and il bcL0u,cs every Democrat INV
VIII l., s"nd the 'lc pup - " -
Itu.-p in,ss II a:d pat down sii'h s "'is'' =,
that ii Seward, represented by se"a5" o'e'"5'
Bo,,. i'd the Richmond Wig. f-'ce. zen 49, 49, :,
ri. as ,s It,e s.a,s .re sact'hc''' ''e 'us :,e
of iucessant agitation, ard The Union Itself
| csn,re Elect FraGhln Pierce, aud The COUNT!
,,s 10 move uu safely AMI pr"spctonsly. The rights
~, ,u, re maintained and the Union b. r!csctvcd IN
| u;r. constitutional and moral force.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

free discussion ut Oxford Hall, they ptng b. T. CARING
I'M E.o against Hon H. A. Wise. Inc debate was pro
raclsd very late hour and II Is needless lot Us ~
, NJ "a, notyn met with most overtime"
rom the ncrtcrln from Accomtc We ve"ure NE op'n
~ ,,t n a nu:t; cli breads the fire lie :" hlgs 81 -
will be mere cautious of their challenges IN !u-
| ,ura - S0rfok Argus
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EnMtlE!GCssh HLGOitD.
WHOLESALERS rnICHs .uKKr

HIcuMoND. ocroBGa l.5.
WHEAT t'...l.,p pane fi4i.c - a -; t;0Jtta
Red gu - g2!.
FLOUR. -Salss IN bank \! SIS. Supply lIgh'.
T. !. rEY!
CORA-65 e. Z cts per hu>h~I
CORN MrAi.-1u :erIts per anrhc.
LlME.-Salrs ~ 81 10 trDm wh.li
OArS-37s 40 cts. per hushc
RiE--75 cents
BACON-Suuthfe!d and T"it's, hog round IL
Western sides l0I. ,G2. ccut>; shoulders 81 60:
SMOKED sides. 10. e. uaggrd hams, Is IL -
FlS!l-ti'rrIa9-, No. cut 81 a Is. uru-, y
Roe 81 no MacEc:c No. 2. >7a1. 30. 2 :.
No. |. $l2 80. Shai--SlO 10 so. HALIFAX Gr.n
iugs 81 50. cut s. 50
LABD-Bbis ia, cts,k keys 49,. cts p-lIs l2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

4 meciin. o. the Young Democrats oi Ric,m5ni
held on Tuesday evening. the ai Inst. al The lry
Church. at halt past o'clock 10 which all the io-
mocracy of Richmond and vicinity axe invited 10 i
The Young Mems Democrat, Association will thea
its officers, and regularly organize Tor the imporIa
before them. Come orr, come al.
We publish the above notice with great pleasure
properly organized, such an association murt DO .
vice, b. niusing new life and energy into our
ratlse
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! SIMPLE ACT OF JUSTICE.

Some weeks since Charlottesville Advocate pnOlsico
The allowing ra;ag5aphi
W. un:-,,t nat iva p,:np'.'eis &c ring he frank OF
Mr. puwc, av: received N thus lcc, ore Of "Acl
reure.ents Cen Scott as Catholic while The ether holds
him up as bitter opponent Of tile Ca'loics
Convinced Of liz error the Advocate mas recently put io
the follow ing !c!raction:
Ware now satisfied that this paragraph does Mr. Powell
;ni,.tce hnd that lie statement IL contains Is, ~ nm
wholly unEIunicd Ether informant misunderstood
those f;nm whom he derived his niomaon or they were
themselves wholly in ns |" the iacts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
ET The Richmond WING Loathing tho Fugitive
SLAVE LAW!i!

The following is part Of an editorial article in the Rich
mond Wing, of Wednesday, Sept. 29th, 1852
They hc saveholers) coutd nercr hare asked for me
Fugittre Stare Lln-not that the Constitution does not
give gnt 10 demand it--but II was HARSH hEA
better calculated 10 pfne and eraspcq ate sectional
feeling and endanscr of slave property man 10
produce any saary results 1hey ,rouH SoT THEMSELVES
Ixn 10 be required other peoples negroes and they
n,ru naturally supposed would not te pleasant
one 10 whose education and pruolces were all OPP
posed 10 the institution OF slavery,
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ro pprvrN1, SwIiT IN WHEAT

advance Of the publication OF the October NO OF INC
Southern Planter (Which will appear in few days have
been politely furnished by the entepr.ins proprietor with
proo!shees OF The which will be found deep
ly Interesting TO the farmers of our State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
MIR. } 81 nu,,, ONCE MORE!

Mr. Bolts seems t,t-.:.c 10 keep himself prominently
before The public by letters here and in New icrk Assaea
as he by the New York Herald and Boston Couher-nn
being forced TO betake himself the columns o the New
York Tribune for dccnccwc cannot but take compassion
upon his distress and second time admit him into the IN
ouer We have objection TO allowing INN 10 clear
his skirts of the responsibility Of the ridiculous story OF the
Irish voting for Gen. Scott the wouldoe proscber oil the
foreign pupualiu-but have TO cay lo ourselves mat We
did have .sone authority" for connecting Mr. B. with the
letter Ii was his owa friends who, on the streets here,
openly referred 10 Mr. Bolts claiming the vote oil Virginia
for Gen. Scott upon the ground among others that me
lrshmen on the Central Railroad designed voting for him
Il is for this req that connected him with The author
ship of the letter referred to in the Union
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REInMGND EAQUil.EsEs.
TUESDAY MoRN,NG. OCTOBER 5. 1882.

NO NORTH no SOUTH NO EAST ~ EI.E or
THE CONSTITUTION RT SACRED NAH w ,rr -, 81
THE COMMON bond AND TRUE ptNoi'o'' ~ "
Mon BROTHERHOOD. '--ffGhihHH f'"te'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
Tur CONNECTICUT WING HUMBUG.

Wa hav, alluded 10 The game of brag which The whig
il now playing and in which what called The late
mm,nsc wing demonstration in Connecticut is made Ia
6rure in yey formidable proportions. The following letter
IN III. sub,cct which comes the Union from cyc.wlt-
,ss mon whose statements complete reliance may be pa
cod shows u The attempted hg Enthusiasm in its lrue co
lor and Dimensions:
New HAVEN Sept. 26-2 o'clock, p IN.
| To The Editor u the Onion:
Alter great prepare tone made SIX weeks before
.,d-raroad companies in tine Stale reducing oneha!
hrir ordinary fare bring people hretne great mass
Mace To-day day of our annual agricultural !air-ah'
Tho PROCESSION has passed before the Register olce
where am, and il numbers 532 all told IL Is mes
miserable failure, and The wings are chapiarn me DC
mcrats are laughing them al the corners vi tue secS
We ure in The best Of spirits, and have never KNOW
tho sjuns look better for hemocntic victory IN I'M
land OF steady habits" than The enthusiasm is al
on or side in mis- campaign and think you may reply up
an nd Connecticut Pierce and King Csresey Is no"
TO the wings the Statcflousc square he az
dressed un audience Merden, town IN lhs county las
niuh, and The theme of his address free SOIL tic sa
h. WINS free. suiler srend liberty and all that ant
at he knelr Gen Scott 10 be good liberty man as nun
self that he kne,c Scots friends dnG that faey ~ere u
friends 10 libsrty' or abotonisn This have from tn
who tells inc that after the meeting adjourned Greeley wen
10 he house of noted aboOnS TN The torn, ThsTe nc re-
manned oil night. 49,,
Our democratic meetings in the country lo"hs arc 'e
.nr.o and numerousy attended Important chunees az
every dsy taking place in favor, Al large meeting
democrats in the manufacturing town VI petoy, az WI"
senator Mallory spoke last night the chairman OF the WIN
,,wn committee forth and renowned "higgery an
n.,ed under the banner Of Pierce and King In haste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR llAAoH
The Committees appointed by Tie DtmUcrac me-
September Cont, Tor the magisteal districts o Han
county, requested 10 meet al the Court Huu-c %
SgspAY 9Th OF October al II ocl1ck Tor the 'fa',s4t
important business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

NEW YORK, OcG 4 Augustus Bowen, {.
Mr.srs. Brown \ EfoIncIS, was arrested Io.ca,
charged win being driHulI'r II the amount Il ).
the result of several vr.rs' sFecuitnts IN siora-
cnm.rnrk Booker inl.lcaitd has also been arrts.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

CHARLESTON, Ssrr ! "A great gale occuia.
~, Elv and me surrounding country on the llth =,
All the whnrvr$, tn Sugar crops, The OhnEc gto,
Iuln InnSr 4 :. Mrr. hcstrnNri.
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YOUNG DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION

NEW YORK, or. :. Sales OF 600 hbI-. Ion,
bushels wheat and - 90 bushrl corn n former priu
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lStcHM">p, bCTCFER y.
TOBACCO, In" marKrt irIiIaiGs without ans u3
change N pieces. On MONDAY j, show,d mor" .n.-
ihhn al the close Of III" past week The inspect
81 500 hhds aa.Ins 81 5g5 hEds last year, .howtn
rtens" "i ~ 2US hhd-. The stock IN hand IN Nrct
The 1t Of October ISL was Il 2-- tx,u-l.. 81 + II
which would have increu-.t tn.,n ABOUT 500 ms.
stock On haDd The 1t Oc,ubrr l-52 wl- h.. than
The sam, Tine last year nv 600 Lhds which "l
very limited supply ot manufacturing tobacco ut ~
the present year! Fr:y "o"t ana fine pnuu:.rtuHn-
co - ~carcc ana The demand Tor il very active. >1'
10 SIS. : NJ MARIN Il
Safes Il tIharrr ~ x. VI. MARTIN Il 60 /. I? tE'.
Mass"nbnrg. s. 81 ard ; -; 3 : = Aston / . !; 81
lihds n 5 % q 30 - ana : 81; X y Robinson q
Major in" : Er'un, Z 81. IS s aud l0 4 Z F..
5 50 aud 50; ? L T. West, 50 and Co., II \ 5.
tn, 70: ! Jos Haysr 5j,.7 81 aud .: = I II
5 ~ ond 10, 2 w KIM ) and 81 + r Pool j
hh'is ~ >, % 81 9. 81 ard ~ 50: 5 Il T. yaug.
u, % ~ and -, ~ " X kra,ny, 3 a; 5 81.
., 30, IS, 8 AM 80; 2 T.. y Roberts, 81,
IS
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Extracts from n Discussion IN Acc
ID MIR. HALE SPEAK ,

Mr. Wise YOU II SEW n a HaI sr IMR
aEANS, ON MS SPEECH, THAT lie WOULD lead -
Am aRWy TO MARCH UPON TIE SOUTH, AND FUt po" y
SLArERifh 49,. r,,,.,r ,,p,pn 1p HALE SPEAK
aSD SAY WHAT YOU STATE 80, =. ,,,,., , =
SE Wise -"DlD YOU NOT HEAR FRANkLiN PiERCE k..
pi., TO THIS AND SAf-'lF HALE SHOULD HEAD An
ARMY TO MARCH ON TIE SOUTH lie HAD FlKsl ~
MARCH OVER his (plERCE'Sl DEAD BODY FOX he
WOULD HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE lllMP " -...e
Nr Manu- Dip. GEN. PIERCE DID SAY (slAPPlNG
HIS UANn UPON Ills BREASTl THAT HALE WOULD NAY
ro PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY BEFORE HE MARCliLD
UPON TIE SOiTlI.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT THE iFRlC
EHIREH IN Friday NICE T.

An address fran YOH. JAMES " NiSD
The DrmoCrucy of Rlchmund viii meet III lie
ChuTch on Friday evening next the rih "i Oc'uos
past O'Clock Oar distinguished, aol- ana clDGHH
Tor, JAMES VI. MASON, Ea- arrrpt"d an lnSIja'
will address US The public generally ana the -
OF the surrounding country invited 10 attend
one come all. We bid you welcome.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

~ NOW HESITATE BETWEEN ENrENDlNG The ~,
Rod OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NAIiNALlLAiioS ~, ~ -, -
YEARS. AND TOTAL REPEAL uF ALI LIE NJ nf
CONGRESS ON TIE SIEIECT-.ni MIND NCLiSES ~
THE Id TTER.( ScoTr IN lSli
The above scali1c. ScorT's. We have seen II IN IN
own ham! writing Ed fhHas4m" ff"f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

r-"iN l>i OK MIR PIERCE SAID IN Ills SPEEn ~
UPOS THE OCCASION HAVE REFERRED To- TIA a., ne
DID NOT THINK IIALE'S PARTY COULD MEAS Wi'n
rHsY SAID THAT IS TO EFFECT TIE AHpv DID, he
WAS SURE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN W WnmH M, ne
wlLLING-AT LEAST HE WOuLD-TO LAY NV, i,tS
DEAD BOUY no PROTECT THE CONSTITUTED '-l.W.
1rnp's corr and reiera0n Of the hhrRits da"eue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

BALTIMORE, Ocr i..--SaIc- of Howard s. f.
j,y nj 81, 3l- Some 200 300 hhl5 City Nil.
,rr,. s.lt AZ 81 II
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FOR rtf.-IDEST.
PIERCE, OF new IAMpSHT
FoK VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM q. KING. OF ALABAMA
LATEST NEWS III THE TELEGR


NORFOLK Der. The steamer ONO, - ta'
As,,j0w, II tor New YORK, put into :hIs port, sho,t
Size has 300 passengers and s. 500 coo IN gold. p.
and cfew ar. all VEL.
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70 the Editors of the Enquirer.

ASTuR HOUSE, NEW DIRK, UctooCr ISL 1904.
Mcssrs Edors-The Washington Union OF last Sunday,
article from which the following Il an extract
Ill has been reported in this city for distant Circulation
oina and promises long 10 be standing candl-
da for written Wing managers that tir-
oina would cast her for Scott because the vote OF TIE
Irish burcs on The rail roads would sustain the sire o
live Americansn. The specific allegation was, we are IN
formed that of 1900 Irish ab0rers the Louisa ra road
541 have declared their intention for Gen. Scott
THIS is n transparent fabrication which selfish poicl m
has attempted iupuse the people by shallow peltncc
4, cSactness To have carried out his sctee he should
been particular; he should have stated the precise
number at l+4l l439. The silly story Will deceive
no ono in Virginia. intended only for foreign con-
eumpon and stimulate Wing cxerti"ns ut distance
This above arc,. from The Globe Unon (Which gives no
name as tho author Of The letter. you have re-puoishcd IN
The Enquirer Of Tuesday last, with the following editorial
wed
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MIR. WEBsrER,s opINloN OF GEN. PEE

MR. WEBSTERS OPINION OF GEN PIER
In a conversation with Jntge IariIey, OF Jaca-g'
sissippi, Mr. Webster said:
.S!K: HAVE KNOWN Nix PIERCE FROM Il> M
Andre - SpW Wy NEif;uBnk. AND HAVE W 81
TON IL SAVING THAT AlIIiut GIL We nllftS
MANY { NsilIl.l tONAI al E~liON~. YET lfnN
SUBJECT OF SI..tLii NJ. l. ~ sol Nd AM HI
EOR III >Olill A. MAS ME CALHOUN HAl>lLE
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- " no THAT HAS SUFFER I'D ~tn.
- - '"tm"u'in. at all tuU.s ttu-s. huu wfll h. M
great Arabian inun"ut Il l"r'"v-rcd IN. tt.-
aud - Jusids -uu tor almost ,l Diseases which require
arp.a"n add iura iuis. medicine ev.rtIscovcr.' tt
:" riracioGs a. H. q. Edrrit.- Arabian funenf -
rs, meat.
For ,Iic ~ Richmond, by PURCELL. LApp f."
Sept. Ei-2" ar.ur- Tor the rr'it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

Chnco~!utiy Washington. l4ii huE ~.
The uGtcrsgnei feeling -in'r'u nr he rrri "''''-
OF DR.. WIstlrs Bnjsdm - NlG thrtr. deems mat y r.
jIstiC. say that 81 igi ra!Lhh'
wife. long Athlete! with what -he nn! all o.,rr> con-
sunp Tuu! have frpodbaby rrrH. ere ihi- ~ hs'
all the dangerous and unpleasant SYMPTOMS Rave ZEE"
the uss OF lew bottles, anu Shrnp attends 10 re!m afI
cations a. Usual. hLh't .
For sale wholesale and retail by IN. Genera! ~! !,
W fOWLE. i5o Wa-hinl;on street. R1.ion Mace a' p
l.entsthr"uchDuf the country. p.y
None 2-GuI" unless -itH.!l III y on ne "fdiTe
For saie ty ,:AyN0K :. .vnnD. ,aI ApIE &CRAY /
AMI nv nrMrEL.l ) . Nlrre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05

no should asa.a be IralGi. t'r M ochr'
and nelghbnrInpi. tn order lew bcti"- 81 BhRe'
Bittsrs, this l. the above all oiirt' ".s
al-nt: an. the Weather d, his PtrIsut' IN
peculiar kIud-c1O mornings anL evenings -"""" -
give vitality 10 this southern dI>eiss. AgLe VI
MA riysrs this dIseaac IL to pay an d4hu"
rious season. OF The trasplre an! huhd'e- o.
forward with melancholy dreaf 20 the aifrafhn az.
come guests All such aapPncnsons MA! no. o
winds, ii ttusc who itcf ed s avail Nrn g,''
rred Ia E1<erf Lt'sifdttH fTe
From the moderately active stIfRuIsIn. iuhiHe
and frr healthy effects upon the stomach bo"t g,.,
aud digestive organs. ant heir iirs.y n'c is'.s
cannot lal IL produce just such results a VIII sn
re,ion OF bic ard A consequent rerinEchei '. s
tonic. they have superior. and The rr"ii'' to
Of their great UilIi;y diseases arI-ns ifo"
that he confidently recommends II Or all trea- ,ef
1 or r 10 i'ss o. .pp''' '1 E BAKER, PS Irot
To h. had AT IN. Drug Stores Purcell Laa1
Beers Adie a. Gray Bod.s-r G"yno oou Ch,s
Hair VIM F. Ludd SeabroOs Reeve Bfoa' ,p,,: To-
.nsmsh ard ThnInasS McCar.hy; ID. Lyman ritin
Chri.tian Petersburr Santos san, Sorioi' ~ or. -
leigh, n. c.
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mrn nnL.c nn nore Prcdictions.n


the Enquirer oil TUESDAY last, Win "e o"o'ns 'aio''a
"rN make no more Predictions"
uSuch was Mr. Bots public pledge the beginning the
canvass hu his fatality has betrayed him into sundry vloi-
tons Of his pledges On Saturday especially he launched
forth into the widest apecuatinns and predictions the
subject bold enough 10 claim Virginia, u the
Wings should have courage and sense enough I" 90 he
ern Vircnia have the testimony u: WITNESSES that
il was nothing for his arrogance and dctatlon
and bearing produced preJutlr" against NM me 1851
Union produces a specimen Of NJ Bots grounds for
ryng Virginia and their utter dcy and ridiculous hum
bag The Union says e-and here follows the article above
quoted.
and the elegance with you chosen speak OF
The humble efforts have made in defence o The most dis.
tinyuse Of Virginas living euns which seems 10 nave
given great concern the democracy of tho county rs
am overwhelmed with cnlumny and misrepresentation
from various points, permit TO enquire by what an-
written that et,er7 | reluctant 10 believe that 50
" Transparent fabrication has been practlSed oy
you without authority the Union does not
intimate that / hid written any such letter, but |
understand YOU 10 assert broadly, ana upon what
,hority know IT evidently designed and well
calculated 10 dsparape and impair any calculations that
might make In public discussion and therefore
take say il s wholly und eraui,ousy IN
true: untrue IN the general untrue detail, and untrue IL,
ereru particular :" that have letter the managcrs
At Washington or any body else; have neither made
heard ui any such calculation having been made, in any
uuarcr have written nobody in reference 10 ish votes
on the Louisa or any other raioad have the least
den whether there hundred sixteen hundred sh
abores that road whether any one or oil VIII vote
Scott percs neither in speech letter conversation had
ever referred the suhectnor do rccocct Of having
written but letter Washington since the campaign
opened and sniormed few days by the gentle
man 10 whom addressed had not been rcccvedthat
was Elk weeks and al that time iet
and wrote very cscnuagnsv OF our prospects In Vrenll
bat made reference Particular class OF voters ls
German, q natives.
That those conductors OF the public press VINO nave
shown an utter ignorance disregard OF all the Gccences
of socal life Of all the amenities and cour!esics OF po
cal social intercourse and reckless indifference Tor
truth justice should make the most unustlnauc unpo
vukr shameless the characters OF those found
10 opposition lhemshuud perhaps create no great sur
prize or occasion much concen but nave never oeen us
posed, or willing 10 class With That scurVy set from
which gentleman would insin:tvey reco;l; ana as VIII
not do you the injustice of supposng that mere conec-
and al random, you wou1 have made urqIahed
declaration that author Of such letter
mains you 10 furnish the authority upon which you hn
connected my with this silly and ridiculous story
am, respectfully, yours, JNO. NJ. BOTrS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-05
rom NINE
Respectfully your most obeden servant,
CunBERLAsu Aug ri, loo2 JOltN r. NlLooS.

From the Southern Planter for October =.
Use OF Dlt & VIrRlOI. To DESTROY SMUT IN WHEAI
The following letter promised 10 publish as soon
received Ii is very satisfactory, aud hope not TOO LAT
for the use vi some Of our friends
NrwRERRy CnuRT HOUSE, ). c.,