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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS., SEPT. p, 80"

AppLrS-s,ock small. sale. Il, .i,o5.
BACON--Tlic market steady. We quote today prime
90 lie; n in quality. PLAN new Hams liHc. sugar
cared lev TO li4c. ToIds sugar cured ham. !; e:'.
BaGS-Scan,.ss Bis,:jc: Manchester Eag' &c; Gunny
Bags l9alic.
BgANS-pure White o So Mixed.5;o u 9; pee Lushe.
EUTTER-we quote Aourtsin good ~ for good G"sh.p
choice 4u12ac. Common l4GIl>c. The markr, Ia dell
BUCKETS, tc-Pan;el Buckets, l.s0GI2 e!cIen: three
BR0oM>-tihGt9; aeeertsn . 10 quality ,Is., nr...
Ccrdsg. ~ cs Seine rwine2: ct-. Carpet Warp 90 cts
Wrapping TSIne - cts.
COfEEEln the jOhbnc trade We quote Ei0 u 10 2sc.
Laruayra u TO i:l.c. Java ~ 10 i'c.
CORN NEAL-Coua:fy Neal aic to q 2 bu.h-
AfLouE-wr quote new hour Il, ~ to s'i1 and
. for Supe;i!uc. Extra fG'5
FLOUR BAREEL>-:siio 90 els. each.
FLAXSEED.-tlGLl - 4 bu,hel Of &c z.
FERTILIZERS Peruvian Guano fjN per tom Mexican
a. per ton: Colombian $40 per ton; Recess do so;
Rhodes Super Phosphate Of Lime tiGH per ton super
flr.n!n: ~ per ton I;"n. dust city ground sSt5;.-
Eiide Island suano III per ton. American $50.
GRASS SEEDS.-COver seed 49,. 20 Cis, sceori'i; 10
quan:i'y AID quality. Herd. Grass .oe1il. Tno'ty
925G?'N orchard and Randall Grass IscQt9 per bn'hel
M0LAsSES-w- quote New orleans j.: 10 +ic Clayea
Cuba ., :, sac Mu-covs!o 81 to SIC; Portland syrup
- 2Sc; Refined Of good quality ~ /" '3c. Porto Rico
- Ia i3c.
MILL orPAl-we quote Bran a, l2H cents: shorts I
cents: brnwns,uT -; cents. shr-uG ~ cents. by the
cargo ,i,-.e Tnic, will be lower.
SuGARS-"r quote &c" yellow al =. 10 Pc; Extra &C
~ 10 PIC: "B ~ 90 49, Cfn.l"i InT 10 lIc' LOAF
Il 10 lL NV Orean, I" ~ Porto klco g.. 10 SIC.
TEAs-lnp-r!al ami Gunpo*drr. o;Itl 20
TOBACCO--T.. market !, quick; eNcer; Tor fancy
BRIGHT sorts We quote Lgg--Common - - 30 80:
go"d taoj L-,'-Conrnon t64 ~. medium :. = TO :?
Fine Ens, Shipping III TO IL. Fancy wrappers in d.
iaari. nj price. from f.:i
WllEAT-1h" wheat market il without any charge
Prime white wheat L.ns scarce, Will bring 81 ~ per
iu.h. Prime e would sell frr q % TO ." per buhe
TIE sale, are Principally AZ four nof'i. sometimes With
iaitre>i.
wllIsKEy-In demand It, foil prices. We quote Gin
cinulii al 10 80 Gems Richmond Rrciihrd ~ ., 10
- =. e., No Change IN iher :rad"-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27

Eys-,,t Soc ho-, he turned peoples mnds
On ,he s,.,,e.: He said we must remember
hat we were not the onl Y people under the
,In,;~btv care-and. to the husbandman, far
-nnr &c. &c. the rain was blessing Then,
,rbere was the ippropricty of orr dedicating the
s,atus from wi,hin building made by human
hands while the genial skies were baptising it
without. The delight Of the audience at this
pretty Turn. VAS general. wish you could
have heard him when he asked the audience,
III they asked himif he Webster had faults:
81 an>wcr-he ,ras Htan'' DO You wish
sill further question: LooL iato yo"r "''H
Aearts"' Then he says: Does my t"'"afH,
|nte ,ffie"d wish for further answer ana
he related the parable Of the Phar'Seeand ru'-
lean, who went into the temple 10 pray, in the
mos, impressive and startling manner: Never
was that parable applied by man with more
power oh. should like 10 talk
to Won abou, the oraton but | cannot write
more--for fear shall be incohercnt and in
You will read it, | know.
You would hare been delighted by the bursts
of enthusiasm with which Mr.. Everett was re
cc;ycd ard checred throughout his ora,ion.--
The audience all rose both when lac commenced
and ended.
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cardinal Democratic Principles en- the Slavery
Question.

Absolute nor-;n,eriercnce by the General Govern
,oen;. 70 Introduce 20 exclude slaves, in any o. the
.--::o..cs 0. the Union.
No Fedora. Slave Code No Congressional dis
e,.nna,!oa liz favor o, slave soper IN ,hc.'erTii'-
,.y. and 10 Congressional discrimination against IT.
wheaevc. il aSy Of lie territories Tire safety o:
.svc persons or the right Of ,!:ye properly, or tic
riga, or safety of any description OF persons or .ro-
ne-.v !, uncou-tiu;onaliy .s>..el, I; j. the power
md day o: Congress -: .>> than % any and eve
- o..,.r pepar,,ner: "f the Genera! Government. =
.xs..:.. :. proper fIac:ions. for the security OF
oval protection 20 the rights and safety {" c.cry
.u.cles 0. persons and property.
The :u!. and GE:;Gpa!e. RICH; >. popular >0vc-
re;yu;y emitting the people Ci cGc! Territory, on
.pp.ic.:.on tor ;iieir admission ncw Safe into
~. mon. 20 crac: their state Constitution, by
:ar AMI I'LL reference % .'opn.ar vote, without
force fraud or Fedora! d!c;":.on and ~ such Con
.,.:.,.au provide Tor TIE maintenance or the pro-
:o;pu OF the institution u silver: ~ 70 tem MAY
The SINE principles u. embodied IN TIC following
resolutions unanimously adopted ~ the Virginia
.;.-.t, LIZ National Democratic Convention Il.
C.ucgla,I:
! Resolved. That ,he Constitution OF the United
States !. i compact between Sovereign AND co-cIUal
STATES, u,..;ed upon the n.s.s Vi perfect equally "i
iiytts aud privileges.
:. Resolved, Ira: the Ton. 1fir> o! the Union are
co.nuOn property IA waIc! the states have equal
nights and 10 which the citizens every STATE May
!i.h,;u!ly migrate w.th any property Recognised a.
such III amy o. The States @; ,Ea Union, a!d III Tic
Constitution Of The Uu;rc! States.
g. Resolved, Therefore. t.a, tie Concr,ss Of the
Cu,:ed States las powc. - Abolish prohibit
slavery in any ;ne Territories ii the United STATES,
AZ. such power pertains oHiy = tie people ai"!:-
.ns the sane when II. t!!c e>eTe.-e Oh r.:H. a'-
..O!.ty they Urn ;her State Constitution wi; vicw
10 admission mo the lni"n
: Resolved Tia, tie M.s>"a.i restriction was i
violation OF The foregoing principles, and Il. rere"
~ IN. "hu!ss- y Dr.,k.. Law ~, wise, j.: AID
necessary.
;. Resolved. Tha; Congress las no constitutional
.:h: 70 abolish slavery IN tie District .: Columbia
=, Resolved, That the duty OF .itYT'.irg adequate
protection III the Territories previous TO their .oca
o..ar!1,ou u Sla;c,, {" ccU rights % person and
gropery respected under tie constitution u The
tnon. is uci..niri, The proper legislative a"no-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. September 2G.-Flonr is steady.
Vi heat is buovant and active and 8 to ) cents
higher White | % to 30 Red 10 to | Is.
Corn is buoyant; White 81 10 So; Yellow ST
cents. Provisions are active. Bacon sides l0!.
Ness Pork :l6 Whiskey steady.
New YoES, Sept 20 NooS.--Stocks are
higher and active. Vrgina's ~. Flour has
advanced 10 Cts; Southern IS TO j.2O. Wheat
is buoyant, holders demand an advance. Prices
are nominal. Corn is buoyant mixed is held
Il; ~ Pork IS buoyant mess $l5.95 to IL;
prime $l0S7. Whiskey firm at oG cts.
EvrxlxG-rhc sales of Cotton for the week
amount to 6c0 bales upandS midding at Il.
Flour has advanced 10 TO II cents Price Is
irregular and unquotab!c Wheat is buoyant
with demand Of holders for Il further advance,
which checks business; white *l.3s to l.4o.-
Corn dull; mixed - cts Prime Pork sl0.ss
to 1875. Sugar firm, with = sale of Texas
sugar at G. ct,. lioa>se> steady, New Or
lcans II cts. Turpentine A.. Rosin 81 Rice
utlict nj :; 10 81 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. o. Col. Rankin, Regis
ter OF the Land Office ut Olympia, in Wash
ington Territory, has arrived here from the
Island of San Juan, IcrepOr,s that if the M
tcnt;ons OF Gov. Douglass had been Carried ont
there would have been n collision between the
British and American forces. as the vessels ga
tcliitc and Pmnpc- had had orders from him
to fire but Admiral Eaync oppor;umcly arrived
and superseded him in command "i the Ensli>h
ships Of war; five in number
The original misunderstanding was with the
Hudson Bay Company. the interests of which
were represented by Governor Douglass. The
Island Of san Juan had been ~ the occupancy
o! the Americans a; lca,; eighteen months, no
body seeming 10 question their rights. and Tor
= longer PERIOD Was con>Nierei and treated
in all respects Is belonging Ia Washington Ter
ritory.
1t was not until Gen lla.ney applied 10, and
was informed by Boundary Commissioner
Campbell. that or title 10 the island was clear
and certain, ihal he dispatched troop, ththcr
at the earnest request OF ihc residents
who claimed protection iron, the British
aggression and especially from the pre-
da;orv incul>ions Of Northern Indians who
has, even taken and held possession OF Il light
house for three days; and against whom pri-
waite expeditions hali repeatedly been sent to
chaSti>c ;Icu. Col. Rankin says the people
OF Washington Territory and Of the Pacific
States are unanimous for CIR retention of the
island of San Juan And STch is their cnthu-
>ia<m. that II the United States troops should
liz ircc,e,! 10 vaca,e K, private parties, III for
Iaiabll numbers, would Immediately occupy
that important position, and not surrender with.
out severe struggle But It * not supposed
in this city that our troops will he withdrawn,
~ hi, would he considered as an admission
that our tide is clearly d!sputahc.
|; may not be generally known that this
government has recently confirmed bluff Of
land, containing 5000 acres for military re-
scrvation, if any thing, further Forth than san
.j;lau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
SENATOR DOUGLAS ON JUDGE BLACK.

Senator Douglas Wooster (Ohiol speech is
in very bad taste, as wei! Is bad principles.
He stigma;Ses Judge Blacks Pamphlet as a
Back Pamphlet of malignant falschoodS,
"palpable inshoods, Misrepresentation, and
"untruths," cmanating from gang Of ano'
uymous conspirators. Such language from a
senator of the United States, ard candidate
Cor the Presidency, applied TO the Attorney
General Of the United States, is well calculated
10 bring contempt upon a country whose
press and people permit such language to pass
unrebukcd That the pamphlet Of Judge Black
has not meritcd such epithcts, We can appeal to
the Southern people, whose press has almost
universally published and commended it 10 lis
readers. We know Of no political essay more
courteous in language and style, or more po-
lite in reference to its adversary.
The arguments employed by Judge Black
were worthy Of more polite language, As much
from the endorsement; they have received from
the press and people Of the couatry. as fro'n
their inherent weight. 10 >;isma,isc IS false
hoods pamphlet that has received the coin-
,nenda;ion OF the press, is 10 charge, by iupli-
cation. those who have aided in il circulation
with abe,iing falSchood.
Judge Douglas must lcari;, that in Il free
country men have the right to diiitr from Mn
without rendering themselves liable 20 the
charge Of 'ialsehood He viii Eever RECON-
mend his principles by the exhibition Of such
manners: for we believe both to he equally
,epugnan, to the American people y gentle
man ceases not 10 be 4 gentleman because he
is candidate for the Presidency; and When
advancement; is sought b. denounci"g grave
political papers cmanating from high officials,
as "ialsehoods." such advancement will never
be obtained
Such uune.i,ed d,,.unciajiomS tend to
strengthen rather than impair the force Of
Judge Blac!, pamphlet; III rules Of propric-
II would no: haze been violated il argument
and reason could have accomplished the over
throw Of the pamphlet. Remuneration aud cpl
,hets are weapons used when argument and
reason will not serve. He who :ircS rrccc-
dcnce to the former over the latter evidences
the weakness rather than the strength Of his
position. We, therefore regard the Wooster
speech as far more Objectionable than the Harper
essay, for j, contains the ~amc principles and
is in much worse taste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
a HIGH COMPLIMENT.

Nv the unanimous invitation of both Houses
.: the Massachusetts, Legislature NJ Everett
repeated, on Thursday afternoon last, IN front
Of the State House, his magnificent Uraticn
on Daniel Webster. II was designed that lie
should have delivered ii in the same place on
the 18th September, but the stormy weather
made Il resort to Music Hall necessary. We
have already published some fine passages
from this mastery address of the most accom-
plishcd orator Of the age-but we cannot re-,
sist the temptation To quote the enthusiastic
words Of a lady-igicnd who. at Music Hall.
heard Mr.. Everett, for the first time
Iwr;te j few l;acS to tell you Of iny delight
in hearing Mr.. Evere,t's Grafton Yesterday. 1t
was very stormy day, but | found Il ready
enthusiast, so together we went Ladies. YOU
know, were admitted first, and quite apart from
the gentlemen. All that | ever heard Of Mr.
Evcretts eloquence did not begin TO prepare
INV mind for what really did hear felt as
if | should have been too glad TO relieve my
ecs,asies bv Joining in the shouts and cheering
Of the multtule--but the ladies were quiet
They had told me that would not like Mr.. Eve
icit at first, perhaps as lie would commence very
quietly, and his walk and actions were rather
awkward than otherwise. Not so did think
II seemed to me that lac walked up and down
the rostrum with perfect case and such gen.
tlcinanly bearing aud his gestures were per-
tctly appropriate, and his actions were more
graceful than usual. He had not uttered two
sentences before my attention was chained as
through mcsmcrlc iniiucncc-liS voice how
rich, clear and beautiful i; is, While | was
listening to him | kept wishing in my heart
that you and - could only be there; for
knew how much you both would cnioy it
and felt Us if some points that particularly
charmed the must repeat to you, but hear
tina, the whole Grafton will DC in the papers to.
morrow. Twill not dare to retail his un>urpa>Sa.
bic eloouence-it cannot be in the rca1in: what
it was to hear him have never heard Mr.
Everett before, so it is not surprising tha,
was startled into perfect ecstasy by such ire
mendous power of eloquence in human beng
such grand and beautiful similcs . But =
says he has heard him many times, and he
certainly surpassed himself yesterday. 1t was
his last grand effort for his friend. Did you
know that he went to school to Daniel Web
ster. thought that you would have been
particularly charmed with his opening consola-
ton about the weather. Great preparations
had been made TO have the Grafton on the State
House grounds, where the statue is placed, and
there was naturally some disappointment felt
when the weather proved unpropitious You
know you always feel that VIC have no right to
complain Of the weather--and SO feels Mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27

Bank notes much the same rates.
The stock market has advanced and lost is strength
,rai time, during IL. Week Transactions In New York
Central Galcra AMI Rock Island being the con.pic
uou.-;lri'clIr attention being paid the weekly
Ing. - ihr-- lines and a. Information be- obtained
favorable Otherwise large receipts Ia September the
market p:ice inrinai.. from lay to day.
|, /. reported the New York Central $ino ahead n
lat September fur III" rt ;kce weeks This woul1 give the
receipts FOR the month i,?5pn Il !, unlikely they will
reach against si:.i In So i>I4 tsnn Is. AMI
49,: in lsG. The Galena earnings show mo-; sur
Iri.l- icr-asrus for three weeks in September ahont
slCol a: the rate o! s9!j oo0 for N. whole north,
against slG!ooo in September >:,-. Those q! the Rock
.,nd SHOW also large increase. being Tor the three first
weeks In September fraction than the whole Of sep
,ern-r is. They will probably reach tljroJ for the
month"; against f9? - in - 49, on la ISL and s.!+1ji
in $50. With railway property depressed for 30 long
time gratifying 10 witness such substantial evidences
Of recup.ra;ion in value The other shares the lit Of
!inc., active, bgi held with the firm
mes, tia; characterize ;.s three leading stocks.
TIL. demand for State Loans /. -.ea!y-NIr.E have
advanced 10 ?i'.: Ienn-s-ces = G.! MiSoGris ~.
,ia Is sold al -. North CAroiina- g, =.
closing pTicCs. to-day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
REDEMPTION OF saOo,I5o OF ,lKc,.

TsyIIE Acld-r- Of the following certificate, 6. g., .
Il hy the state OF Virginia Viii tax H1,.'- -: Oh g.
d.btin III. order IN which il.y oiiLet. E.
vii proceed Oh the Bis; lag OF DeceT.t-r -. 49,
IA. aid :, rdcates al the Treasury Of The Comm
The holder. o. .sid certificates are required 90 =
OF December. ISL? 20 surrender the ;t- 49, .
the second Auditor: whether .gr:cste--! OF a. ,-
-, all cease oH that day.
l. Under MI A.; passed .:'l February. l>:- ..,!s-,.
;hr Board O: Public WorA, 20 -.iscF.ue ~. be-. Il. -
Commonwealth to the ,,"r. co.: tie Ps,-f,tuf, L,...
CODlsn!.
Dan. No
l>Si-Jnn- 70. -; jperc', The E,o,; Noble Ce.rse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
PETERSBrRG MAKkETS. sept. =.

TorAcco.-The nara-, La. been quit active ihe past
week. and price. hav. advanced ic 10 81 per hundred
good aud medium leaf We quote Tugs atI J0as, for com
:" fair goods jyaG -. common TO fair leaf as ~
good =. ral2 ~; fine and fancy IL Cns2o o..
CoT1"N-Som- LITTLE OF the crop has been received
aud sold al II &c.
CuaS.-Sal-s 10 small lots making sja20c.
WHk,rTherr continues good demand for prime white
and prime red :s3al - for white and l-ai 81 FOR
red Common and medium parcel, sell low, say from
SEC to ! Is
Fiorh-lioderAt. sales making a. > % for .uperhue
6 ~ Gor extra and jJa, ~ for family.
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tySct,pt-pc y.pKrr syp- ..

Tos,ccoThe business l. very irr.gulsr We quote me-
urn Wrapper 81. 5sI3 So Good and nnr wrapping f:oa
~; common TO medium Lugs i)s. -
wHEAT-Th-re 10 be rather better feeling 10 the
market for extra lots. We quote Prime White 20 Extra
:,Esl 20
PLork-we have no change TO report supsFnne %
CogS-Searce with good demand, az soc Az.
Nhi-Mestly Al retail Held a. 10
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r,c,tyoyp CATTLE wArkrr. S.c,.

'IN''INTsF'
Tie pre- heavy supply of cs':r AMI tie warm rainy
heather materially ss.n.d the demand ut the scales This
week the i?;h Sept there 20 head sold AT IN.
scales 3o. aud nj and g. held over sept 2lsi
70 were sold III a'.c.. II al ra8.e and at saIc.,
and ~ held over ia the ed 81 sold at and IL
~ &C. Making - head fOr .ar week price. being
thin. arn.r at the clos. than Tor several day, previous
Sheer and lambs may h- quoted =, :5a3 - per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
The ELEVENTH TKuENNIAL

MEETING or TIE GENERAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY school UNION AND CHtE
BOOK SOCIETY will be held in s. Pau!' Church. Rich
Iaond on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. October l2.h at o'clock
III. will be preached by the Rev A. e. CoNs d. d.
and u collection taken In all % The Society.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING, for reading ile Report.
and Tor advocating the claims Of the society Will be held
Il, the sam. place on the evening (rlllISDAf, the
3lh nj the same hour and such other evenings rs oc
ca.an mas require ISAAC H. FUTILE, Srcy.
N.v ynpy o. ls.y-,Itfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
ODD FELLOWS PROCESSION.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 26.-l'hcrc was 4 grand
procession of the Odd Fellows this morning IN
honor OF the dedication Of new wing TO their
Hall. There was a large turnout, The wca-
,her WAS beautiful. Several large cars were
flied with orphans sustained by the order -
These formed an interesting feature.
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From Arizona Duel between Judge Watts and Mr.
Otero-The Elections.

ST. I.orls, Sept al.-Ihc Arizona CORES
pondent of the Republican SAYS duel between
Judge Watts and Mr.. Otero. the candidate for
Congress from New Mexico had taken place
near Mesilla. Three shots with Colts navy
reviewers, ut fifteen PAGES, were exchanged,
without effect. when the parties were with
drawn by ,heir seconds.
twas reported that Mr.. otero had been re-
elected to Congress by l.4u0 majority. Lieut..
Mowry has also been returned to Congress. n
delegate from Arizona
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
Dan RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

TINIE subscribers will offer Tor sale to the hishe,;
i on the premises, OF WEDNESDAY. the SlSETD1
or OCTOBER, 1859, valuable tract OF Land.
Roc bingham county, y. C., ., miles Southwest % u.
aud three miles East Of the village o! L-a.ss.I,,
tract contains 800 acres about one.half 10 ofsus
growth and !, considered 20 he ole VI the be-: -.
that section Of the country, and particularly adlps
growth OF fine Tobacco, Wheat, &c, And /, W.!
with excellent Plant Land.
The German,on and LeAs.vill- Railroad will "a" s.:
Ibis land: CHE stock 10 said Road having already Del.
-crb-dl
TEkNS-The land will be sold on a credit ~ '.
and three years; boGds With good security. utrr--
and the title retained ill the purchase money !, pa
Al the same iitl-, will sell the crop = i'e =
year. consisting %. fine crop u Tobacco Cora %: =
with the Plantation Utensils. So.
Mr.. c. q. Terry who resides upon ih- laGi Wills
any one wishing 10 purchase. JOllN ] -
Sept 2.-ctL- W. II -lNy..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27

TIE MEMORY or CAiH"v, MALIGXrp.-Wc
observe with much regret the course OF the
Memphis appeal and other Douglas papers
in Claiming John {. Calhoun as having been 4
believer in the doctrine promulgated by Douglas
in his Frceport and Alton speech. No nan
was ever so grossly maligncd. 1t is a SANDER
upon his memory, and they who make this
charge against one of the purcst men that ever
lived, and the trucst friend the South ever had.
owe it to themselves and the principles OF honor
which they have so outraged, to recall the sian
der they have so maliciouSly uttered against
the reputation of the honored dead, and make
all proper amends for having circulated it. Mr.
Calhoun held that it was the duty of Congress
Its 'on"den constitutional duty-to protect
slavery IN tho territories from all encrOachmentS
whatever; and when men assert the contrary,
they unwlttingly or maliciously give currency
to one OF the blacklist calumnies that ever was
circulated to dcfamc the living or the dead
I Ticksburg Sun.
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CREW OF THE t;ELAr E,>TEGS-lt is stated
that the crew of the steamship Great Eastern
will consist of 80 able boiled seamen, 90 sea.
men ringers. 200 engineers and iiremen stew
ards stat loo making. with officers about 800.
\ Mrs Prescott Lawrence, of Win!a!l. VI,
died a few days since Of consumption, and as
number Of the family had previously died Of the
same disease, the family went through the
supcrSti,ious farce of burning the lungs, heart
and liver Of the deceased, 10 prevent any more
from dying Of the same disease.
Hon. j. i. Giddinss hal his pocket picked
of $50 at the Vermont State Fair. st Burling-
ton, last week.
The a,Iror; borcaliS, which WAS seen at Paris
and in England Oh the 18th ui., WAS also visi-
bic in other parts of Europe, and especially at
Rome
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Tobacco Sales in Richmond.
vOproIE W,pkrr Co., {.

NUkFVIsN NAKNEI, SKFT. "
CcEI-icliow ~ to :. ca. White 80 TO = ca Mixed
~ To II cts Meal Sc to e.. WHgAr.-prme White ~ TO
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27

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