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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25
The Late Accident on the sOu.h-side Railroad


Gen,iemen-l have read, with much sur
prise, the communication in your last Issue. II
certain passengers who were Oh the South->i4e
train which ran oil the track on the 2l,t Sep
TENDER, charging that Mr.. Thomas Campbell.
the President OF the road. accelerated TIE
movements Of the delegates To the Democrat
District Convention to nominate "A person 20.
Congress, and did no; exert himself for the On
ward movement Of the through passengers.
Having been on the train III the time o! The
run oil" and not being q member Of either the
Democratic Convention or the Democratic
party, | NAV be regarded as a diSiuteres,cG
witness Of what occurred on that occasion.
and. Is far as nv testimony can avail. II goes
no, Only To acquIt Mr.. Campbell Of all de.in.
4uency, but 10 award him praise for the prompt
and c~ilI,lcu. measures which lie took 10 forward
at lie passenger. on their way.
y soon ~ he ascertaincd the extent Of thr
iiJUry lie despatched an express to tie Juuc.
ton. with Instruction, To telegraph To Farm.
vile for a" empty freight TAIN tobc >rut down
~ SOON ~ possible L. uwr rclic:. On ,hr 49,
rival Fl that tram ne informed the pA>.cn.cr,
that all wlr preferred t. 20 "n 10 talmsle
might DO -. blt ~ the ra-:,=r wuU.! a,..,.
Ssriiv have - remain whore il vas U.,i. .ha
arrival "i aG";hcr train. 'wiich mlghr %. r,.
prctr. IL i :,w h"ur>., The through jl>,,i.,r.
would .l,n ]nptIir. ia TN" b. l%vasIu. uu ,.e
freight tram: thaI al WHO iuryud,,i To- >,ur o.
Fa!mv:l!r hli bot procov.a. "Ucr. ami ,.r Doc
w",:!i have q tram sen! 10 'a' rr.'r' OF ,.a>
might remain - soon ~ pO~-r''c.
He stated the circumstance !.tl .nl ..i,.
anu 1e'' '"s '>>'"-''H'' '"'' ~ 80 ""-"'
'hihN proper
a"H some "''e'>' wa" F,|' "'' - n.y.
,'"''"'' "'n' on lh' E'S"t "'" WIN 'r
'.e1'-'i",' "..'>' hi.>i "' Vac passengers. VII
"eiv S~i!H!!ai'.t '.iiHihrtIi.'"', ."..''it'' .
fgr tie h'E" "h'rt Sb"'..' i'h' Mt'' 'fsg1..
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.rr I"ng. act. .9-C0:'na rIJ--I buoy sn;. sti-- q: 500
iaIc-. rfl.Il ~ ALI. Flour hss advanced BE sales ~
- .rr' hu.re:.. state - ga; -. Ohio 81 i.laj 60. southern
Z ;rti -. NA",;i,i.! c.a:s hl.!-r; -alrs o: i,."nr hu-
Western red a. -. Corn closed firm: sale, u .uD0 bushels.
Jersey yellow :: -, PORK closed quiet: mc.- 81 .uslJ -.
prime siu -. SUGAR closed quiet. with e Icc.nc"r &c. on
IT, gees: MH-coyado 6-sc. SpIl, Of TurpentIn" rlos.I
nH! - ~iiaa:ic. Eosin closed ir!l =: S!;3. Rice close!
9rE At "aaiLc.
BILTIH"GE, Oct. 2a-Flour closed firm. wish receipts o.
300" barrels, Howard -;rs"t = T.; City Nils 50. Wheat
dose! ~hunyar', with AL advance % : Be. white Fl 25ti -
torn close! active; white giagIc.. y,llpw ?jayjc. Provision.
L.,-i qnIrt and uach.r get. Whi..ey cio.ei ..eaty a, 2yc
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OF

L:ame-i.a- OF the Rector and ve.:ry ofSt. Ja-.-.' ChgTeh,
i.!.h'oa Parish. Cumberland County. % the liza .. S-p:en.
Ter. i-s4. the following prpcectia=s took place:
Whereas. she death Or our la;e Senior Warden and Chris
tim Brother C~ODnINGlOS C~iIRiNGToN has been an
IsGarei aud We desire 10 render tho heartfelt i'!hC:e Of our
sf-ctiouAte regard for hi. memory therefore,
Resolved. That wr have heard with :he de-p.,. sorrow o.
tie sudden death OF one who uas 4 consistent! and us,!g!
member Of our church and vestry. a valuable AMI beloved
ciar=n Of our community. Z tender and exemplary husbanr
AL father. Blu. while deplorins our loss, "- DOW % i!'
all % i gracious God who doe. no: willingly a;aic; liz Chi.
Cr-D, but all shose purposes are love.
Resolved. Tina; a copy Of these resolutions be sent tn ih'
family Of the deceased. rendering our sincere sympathy 81
their affection, and that a copy be sent, for publication 70 III
Southern Churchuau, Richmond Whis and Enquirer.
JOHN d. POWELL, Rector.
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PROBABLE ARREST OF THE iHsgRGEXT COOK

CARLISLE. Pa. ) Oct 22.-h man sup.".'o
to bc Captain Cook WIS afie-t'! h,l' -
noon to-day. lie fully answers tie dy>eTPu"n.
and was heavily armed. he = certainly ;ae
same person that was seen H. C..aHb"r>bg's
talking with Nj. Cook.
LAIEE-lhc man ahu vas arrested ~
noon i now believed no: 20 be- CopG. ait"ou."
be is evidently one Of "a" participants IN u"
harper Ferry outrage. and the >aHc person
wmp va, seen At Cuamhcrsburg yc>:crdaE
II" j. considerably :a.i.cr than Cook = Gc,crhr,
to be in the pub.. >h.i account. When a~Fre>'~'
he was arrlcd with three receivers and t"'
Dowic.kniycS ard made an attempt TO .c>.-'.
nut was o.erpowcrci. He has every appea'
nce Of a desperate man, aud refuse, 10 an-"''
any questions. lie has been nmIit TOR .
further hearing. which will take place ~ ,roa
- witnesses can he procured rom !~itrf"i'
Ferry.
THIRD r~FsrAT.L
C,ELrLsT. Oct. 23.--ihc lGan arrested he''
Yesterday ;i"cs his name Is iil!liH Hfir'o..
lie j, s,iIl imprisoned, and !: i. sIpro-ed ".'
ne brought before Court. on a writ II "a''''
corpus, Tomorrow, for discharge.
-sGD.p -
Hoes DYING.-Thc GarElcrs n tic lower i''
If Campbell county. Va. are losing tIe.r ''s'
n great numbers from eating vital i "iy""
Is the mushroom. In one ncigAholl"9' '.'i'
~ all the hogs have died.
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THE DEATH-CHAMgER.

TIE UEAIN-IIANshK.
Still as a moonlight ruin is tbs form
OimcckneSs Of carved marble, that hath prayed
For ages in a tomb; s~ercncly laid,
As some fair vessel that hath bravcd the storm,
.And passed into her haven; when the noise
That cheered her home hath all 10 silence died.
Her crew have Shoreward parted. and no voice
Troubles her sleeping image in the tide
Sister and saint, thou art 4 closed book,
Whose holy printing none may yet reveal;
4. few DAYS thou art granted Us TO look
On thy ciasped binding, till that One unSeai,
The Lamb alone found worthy, and above
Thou teach sweet lessons to the kings, of love.
Afford.
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uINnHED

Cni / TWELVE MILES fl;oh pEiE!>l!IEG AND
TUIrE NILF. FROM TIE EOlpTpW$ rLA*K ROAD.
rO: SALE
A T n. reaur,t 81 Mcssis. W.. ". Cs.ap and ". II.
n Iyou,, .ru-'-es, ~ ar" authorize! 20 .rii ! desirable
f,-r at ~. acrys. located IS above, recently occupied ~
the late BENJAMIN :. tr-n'is. art nov By hi Sii,T Th.c-
ar. about iI, acre. ci"iftI, and The balance /, c0Te-cf!
with a erus;h o: OK. pin. and hickory. The haliings are
comfortable tni in good order. The open lad hr- been
greatly improve! hg the Use Of ruanp.
II, place i Vel enclosed. and a fine .aTiG.. within 2pn
wards VI ia. Dwelling. Il: Immediate application = made,
a .rsa: hari, ala viii be s0!d, aud long credit given !0r the
pcrclA-r n.Oury.
Persons disposed to purchase, are respectfully requested
20 r.eS ;he premises. Appiyto
GODpI / APPERSOS.
CEryP 4 LYONS, TrI,,f-. Or; :i-c!m
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LOYALTY Of the Free Colorea People.

1t i proper L. h." in"nionc! among the
other l~ucil,nt- 81 t.c time. that Oh Tuesday
E:,s;, wacu Tie cAritcruc@t "n the subject OF
the i~Iarp,s's Ferry Instruction WAS at its
his}c,.. & committee which hal been depG,
'Ilcd Is the free roiorcd population of George.
own. #al,e! upon the Mayor o. that to%n
and respectfully pro:IGcl him their united and
thorough cooperation In am service i'll which
he might see 1T 90 employ them in the pre.er-
va,ion Of the public order and peace EHtio".
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DIED.

bun. Yesterday. Nj. SUSAN : BITTER, Of Ne, TorI
n. friends and acIUaint,EC-s 81 The s.uily q. william
.l';.F are respectfully Invited - attend hs- :gucra! from
tts residence, sunday afternoon a. 1 o clock.
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Friendship is no plant Of nasty growth.
Though planted in csteem's deep-tixed soil.
The gradual culture Of kind intercourse
Must bring 1t to perfection.
Joanna Baltic
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Death Of Hon. Rohert 2. DUNLAP.

PORTLAND. Me-, oct. 20.-IIon. Robert p.
Dunlap, cx-Governor Of this State, ana Past
General Grand High Chief Of the Royal Arch
ill>"u~ Of the United States, died this evening
NJ .i. residence ~ Brunswick.
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TO HE VOTERS OF TIE FOURTH C0NGRiS.
SIGNAL STRiC

..ou. Iy ans Uuy ~ thtuG. o. TIE important garrt.a. -
.II. d,y, aud tie Canvas, being - neat - close ! ats"f.'
method 81 placing before you, NOR" :AMS iA'n | '.'e a...
> 'o'orr been aplr 10 DO, my View To- r~fri!' % 90 'r r'H.'.
d.tHT"s =! TIE tr.tF'! ""N"t"M,ii' ava "' .r '"'"
meat which ilry - tmpcr4O.,I! demand. I,,i 'Aa,h1
ran,r, pruG.,cg and corruption. have, 0' l,i., r.a.fr'-
30 sIuanL-F ,r public money among u1ae.c.1. sr"rE '.''
and r~Iu.ir:cr-, .uL To- swell toe rNprul;Lr,a : r.c DOy.
.ruE,n' 20 ~ alarming tnogH', = - t'ariaH'g a. ne
by M. rgr1r,. .' CJr:rr ,.,uHAl lu,e ..;lc comm. tees.
.ui the report, 60: 'h- various departments - 'hr "p." o.
iarut, IhI; none. ! imagine, will be i"ssi e. ral'T"'ri ..
To- ,h,w IL. -;r..a,ss ,nd rapidly wiki aaIrH - r,pra.
d.,Ur,- hay- iacrcr,cd, It j. only necessary 90 ''H' AL
contrast the annual expenditures Tor = - year- pas.
t. commence With the n,cal year l>.@-i, sGl,,tG. - 81
The uruU.si ION Of our Mexican Dpa.a!a-ihc UNp'a. fasri
for ;hat yrl~. exclusive Of public drb' AMI pay arui, 3 &c
Mexican Government. were in round naut'l' sii.m'H"
IA lSJ-'o they amounted to 80 ,"c",oo'. Ia i'""-' -,
Increased 10 s.","1',"l' Thu, each succeeding !'Af' 90"
.innius with the year $3.50. shows a heavy increase 8r'g
ihe expenditure If the previous year, ""'i D." 80"
ma.ri expenditure, u I't!-'yiHi r s'5'r'oW" Ff.-''
statement il viii be seen. that the expenditures - To- ".'.
eminent have veil nigh been doubled .H ~ !rar" I"
legislative Expenditures alone. N tie .'in" p'rot ".'r
grown from . 1896 TO ~t.'~S"='. Iti' rn"Tu"G' .7'
crease "a ,h- expenditures of H." L"sisia'!E" department y
The Government j. 10 he accounted Tor, for tue m's; IT'
IN M. .act. thu; yoGr members Of Congress, Iu.i".a a. '0.E
former compensation e: & per day, have voted III III. .'t'
asa..ry q: sa,n'u per session.
Another important item, under this head, i IL prs'r.i
.n!gu..vus system Of Congressional mI'If" inner 80
ZEN yuur ,a.ubrr- u Consrr,, receive r. :or ,y,Iy
mics y travel from their homes to the cfy NI'l!Dri'G
Thus. a member residing 800 mile, iro1 the capitol. 'a."
d.4'"Iy upon h' arrival. j. rH'Itlr'i To- .Tt" from she ruua'
treasury. under 10" head n mileage the sum % 20 -
VIXEN. !u all probability, h- las not rNp"nIrt! ti"n.I srt ~
ih"r"--. irrrty hand-rm" speculation tbs, rrd, IN ne ae
sr";,;r, a heavy eha'sr upon the Government VT ato
ther heavy aai grown item, under the h"-d 81 L'l''"nNr
Expenditures, J., the printing Of documents 81 little ~ ns
value, for your member, Of CuHsr'.s - to give away :orc'~e
:uuc'riuG purposes.
Your u-inbtr. OF Couyress, the representative, q = ps
pie who boast of their republican simplicity. hav" reared ,
for you, at AZ Immense cost, a capitol that yi's Ia 'its4Err
and gorgeous. >p!rainr with the pa!ai..I buildings Of T.. saf-
c!!ca! E9ropr. In II, furniture ant dec"r'''on' may O.,
government protesting to be republican
Would you have evidence Il the c]orrupt!~a, la rri'ia
-.L..-. ,yvF sFs.-Ht Il .rtYfF. . am a1. T."
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NEGRO COMPANY DIsARMED.

PGu.SnELrnIi, Dct. 22.-lhc arms recently
furnished - q company 81 co."rcd volunteers
ii ;hi> city, have been taken away by order OF
the .Adjutant Genera. o! the State. in con>c-
Gucncc of the recent affair at Harper Ferry.
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ICEIN GEORGIA.
;OHTEERE

ArGrs:N. Oct. 22-Wc had 4 hra'y white
frost here this mnrnin. and ;hin ir" formed in
lac y~i.iEi,r.
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TEE Soxs OF MMrA-Ax AURORA BonrALls

OF NuSsENsE.-Thc brotherhood .: this order in
Richmond, had u midnight parade oH Thursday
mint Trough our city, aud drew sruc attention from
TIE sleepy citizens whom they disturbed. We bc.
lcyc T.. order has done some benevolent act, and
In: il j. one o. intense juIliiica;iOn 10 il members;
hg, We really think that all those sans aai
much better been ~ home with their wives or
families. than making gawks OF themselves in the
streets AZ midnight. Street walking at late hours,
aui :uo use oil n!A,ic-up c%ibheri>i. IL wc saw IN their
nn.Icc III, r,hcr day, would ruin any society. We
I -,c.yc a%eitl,er utility nor pleasure in such pcrior-
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X

N'EHit3. pa Thursday, 10Th Inst. by the Rev. D.. :. u
l''"r. hr. DAVID J. SAUNDERS. Jr.. % Richmond. 70 Ms,
p:i:NIEiiA 4. tagsh;s. ot'ir. win.f.it Cosby. 81 Louisa
Caaa:y. N.gsiaiI.
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We here have, by reducing the M bag. NJ n"np,r. .
Congres. TO their actual travelling expense, sad 70: 2 Z.
TO the former per disM OF Congressnen. II .dring Z" -
GOr,rnrcHtC NJ rour millions ne. hurfTsf thou nt' aw.
lars an u, ,<ps'A, n '"rgr..s.
| do not tel you TIA; can bring sbou; the re'rui -
posed. ] can only promise to devote my be,. Ditto N,
ihr!r accomplishment | have Ihus, Ia . yrry hDtusc ~
imperfect manner, ssetchei ny views In rea'lyn - -
expenditure of the Government, and the reform, va..A, 3
my judi. meni, they demsud, and ! sIDYIi th-D u 5 "
what Hey nay b. worth. 'Sry respectfully.
Or. 9.-s.f THOMAS !. hb't'
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Cu-Sfr - ErEErIrr, STN:RCF iisG:N!A, 70 VIZ.
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, a Notary
Public. n ItI ~ The county Aforesaid, Ia the state OF Viz.
.Ui,. Wm. H. RurShsri, Cashier, and made OATH ma; the
aLoS- statement cfth- CONDITION 0:th- Bank o! Berkeley
In Virginia, va, irI- aft CORRECT 20 the best % 10 Know
l-!." ,al r'a..
u.rsn uur-5 ar IND hi- 81 Gay O; october. l>a9.
JnliN ". CCETlS. !. =.
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Rebellion and Death in the Maryland Penitendary.

BALTIMORE, Oct 22.-.At noon to-day a con-
vict in the Maryland Penitentiary.. refused
compliance with the orders of the deputy war
den, who. while endcavoring to enforce the
command, was stabbed twice in the neck by
the convict. immediately Gregory Barrett an
other officer, fired two shots ut the prisoner,
i~nfictins wounds from which the latter died
almost immediately. 1t is thought thatthe de-
putty warden will die of bis wounds.
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.
BANK,
.nRTAF- n.,Ar 80

EXCHANGE BANK,
SosroLx, October 18th. ls:9.
His EIcelIency HENRY A. wlss, Governor o, Va.
Sir IL enclose herewith a statement o. The condition Of
this Bank Oh the SD.h September, lsjy.
| have tue honcr;oLe, de-, &c,
q. ". CAMP, Cashier.
4 CcMPAEArISg VIgN or TUg CVSDTGOS ur rHE ExcH ,sgs
E,>x Us vIRg:sIA AND ITs liRANcnys 0S rHs 39fH S,rfyY.
LEX. Is, ND i.iI.
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Crxx,xe VERSES vrRpAxcY.-sorne Gipseys

ltNNlNG ERSES EKDANCY.-Sdlhe HIHSeyS
recently, who had been lettering ahont the kon>c o:
Nr. Thomas Holmes, near Breutsvilic, Pri.ce VIII
liam county, Il i said, persuaded him 20 look into
the case "i i ".''l, IN which MAS ci,!"roiorm. aud
whist hO VA .anprHg under the ELECTS 81: the !n!Ia.
l.tiou, took from iam tie key OF his bureau, ard
stole thcrriro"n I. thrl>au! dollars III GOLD, with
wulch they dec1EPcl.
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Snow STORM. The frs, snow Of the season
fell in Alexandria and vicinity on Saturday morning
last. 1t commenced showing about . o'clock, and
re snow continued 10 tall thick and lis: anil nbvu,
i. - clock. but melted ~ il fell.
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T FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER PoiSr, Oct. 23.-The steamship
Anglo Saxon passed here this morning, with
Liverpool dates to the 10th October.
The Grca, Eastern had reached Holy head.
Her performance was successful, but only mo
dcrltr. There is some doubt as TO her leaving
for Portland this season.
Tic peace negotiations have progressed but
little.
L.vaH;rool, Oct. l2.-Cotton-salcs for the
past three days amount to $4,000 bales, inclu-
ding 2,3Oo bales to spectators and 5000 to
exporters. Inc market closed firm with an
improved demand, but no actual advance
Some authorities say fair and middling have
advanced I'd. Brcad>tutfS arc firm and slight.
" higher in consequence of the news bv the
Nova Scotian, which arrived ont on the 18th
instant. Provisions are quiet. Consols yt3ag5.
Flour has advanced Cd. to Is. per sack and
barrel. Wheat has advanced I'd. per cen,al.
Corn has advanced Cd. to Is. per quarter; no
quotations are given. Beef is steady. Pork
dull. Bacon dull. Lard quiet and steady.
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Rice firm. Ro>ln
steady, at f.. ID. Turpentine dull.
LoNpoS-Whe heat has partially advanced Is.
per quarter. American securities are I'M
changed.
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MS Gay, u. Z. Fiaunagar. CASHIER 9th. Moa'iccl Bank.
personally appeared before rc, sud made oath tha; the
foregoing Statement! i correct - the br,t Of his tnoTirIgs
and hr;i.,, LUilN u. BigB, y. T..
,,..,a.r . 50
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Ia ar~rorIaar. vilh Law, ! certify 20 tie n0TyTHor q! VIZ.
GINA. that thIS Bank ha> established ~ ag"Icy FOR tic re.
I-mr',on q; it, n'i'- AZ the Merchants hsuk u !hc city OF
Baltimore. NJ. a. the rates 81 oucs"Irr;h Of urc per cent.
JOHN BLAIR lIOGE, President.
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The GaIsr,s nei hsyc ohrHin-t the ahoye >t4'.Hr";aHt
l.!i.g- 80 ..ra-i - b" r":r,r'. GEORGE IOlL.
JND. ". STEWART,
ADAM SMALL.
~. 7. >NDDGtASS.
Directors
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SrGW FROM LIBERIA A firm in Portsmouth,
Va, Ia, received . consignment Of TWO tierces sugar
and ~ i.crccs "f molasscs from Liberia. The con-
syga-u: VS. from Cuar,cs Cooper, Il c1.orvi mar
W., !eil :GA: city III .o5i, AMI MA, :Ac product OF
H. farm.
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MONTICELLO EANK.

CHh.LoTTE~vIiLE. Va, oct. :. I~ig.
iIuN. iIpsHY i. VIE, Governor Of Virginia.
bE,R Sk:-I euc!".- herewith a statement Of the cOuI!
lion p!'ui. liaH. n he - instant. Very respectfully,
H. Z. FLANNAGAN, Cashier.
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DAsvLIr. Va. October l.. lNje
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BANK OF BEHkEL.EY IN VIRGINIA.
Gtgr!NnIIES, October ilth. $50.
81 ;raU>,', herewith. -, r'fuireiby !aw, the quarter
IS statement o.. ;hr CONDITION o.; HIS Btns, u, II cNi>ird on
=. ~ ~. .fa, ,r. very respectfully,
Your obeIi"ut -rryaIt.
WI. u BCi!hlIhi:T. cashict.
I, H. EAcrIIrnry, !iE>nr \. Wl-r, ''"r. .. Virginia.
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RESURRECTION AT HARPER'S FERRY.
fIdifiOlfaI Details.

rhe United States District Court for Western Virginia
ooramence, il session u; wytheTile, wythe county, Judge
R-ocs-no-ough.) on Monday next. The superior Court,
hefry :h- Circuit, Cour; o! Jefferson, commenced il, session
on Thursday 3; Char!-s,o"n, Jefferson county.
av. n.r.on, AS fellows First. a; the instance Of the Uni.
,.J sat-, for the inUrIr! Uf Luke Quinn, private Of the
marine corp.. and +. Beckhani, railroad agent, Killed ur3a
r. "nyrrnp,.r, property. SECOND, ~ she Instance 81 Ia.
STAT au;bo-it.... for the murder OF George TGEhrr, Tho'
Boerly, and II. SHEPPARD, the ro!ored porter u
Andrew Hunter. FL, former attorney o! nc I.','h'"'.
and ohio RAILROAD Company. has been employee hy tie
county authorities 20 assist the commonwealth attorney 20
prosecute the case, in 'hr 'iitt I"1f's' - -.
counsel In the neishhorhooi will be assigned .tr PRISONERS
The annexed Is an Official Ii; Of arui., military stores.
miners tool., &c. captured 40 iaHe'' 20 ii.rps' : NJ ;.
mory by , party Of Maryland troops And e.t'AviAs 81 ,"s'.'.,
and MARYLAND. ;hry having found them =; The rendezvous :!
John Brown and Other OUTLAW in MAryL'ih, W c
IL! >haFps rides; 10! pistols q Mts'''hn,s'' I'm nn ne
10 powder TASKS 81 Ma .cfu,st;- NTii' '."l'h!
and large powder tr-s.: I" Sc:- 81 f'hi,'"i't, ~,
percussion riIc caps. 10000 percussion l'-t-' ''P'' -
ball ca. ;rideeS Tor >farp's riir-. -on!r '"eitE ti",It'' "
wafer. i6p boSe' shaIp'- primers; li.i- it'i al : w
percussion pistols. | Major General. .To'i. 81" "i h'S",
reI>: /. old artillery swords: i~S Standard sr"ir'' Nv
bro.ea iaEdlc-. ! ,P"trs; !" pick, 10 >a"'r.-. IN i''"'s'
case: sack coat; rtr cloth pants: pair ."'h pans al
va for tent: : old rOFt'Houn!'.; o. r~uy".orr'. ! r,'Ns'
map Of Kentucky. | POCKET map Of Delaware ana WAY,
land; , sros, steel peus. = iu.-t,ni-. - lead rr"-!'; ~
p,n holders: = boxes THf"r-. Il small hitnh books : papers
njn.: > pocket combs. ! bail hrmp iuia,: ! IaI cotton
iwInc. ~ leather water cups emery, a! !Gr'is ''i'"A
flannel; / roll s:icA.nc plaster. !'f 'oEnt,; y Ee'"' l''
paper. : boi'r, medicine: !arE- 'm"s. ! one her'" "'
goa.
" "uli brown" gai lis cDu;rl-rI;r, r"r- r~Ya,h"l-. ~
their rawlings on Tuesday niE'', si'IHf yrI; - 'hr,r o.'r-
charged brains. Their CALCULATIONS vet" overheard tf"."
TIA. quarters where Brown aHi steven. wrr" continued
brown was heard TO say. that IL the event = their success
the Insurgents contemplated Tic capture Of "s'tirs'pu, ;he
seizure -: tn. Federal GuyrruurA;, aTl the lmrTi.-"Eu-n;
Of the resident and Ill. Cabinet. HE s,htmcF, of tie 70
yolmtiyn Vas In tie confidence Of rv' ~ the revolutionary
spirit, of Tie southern and v.ht 81 iir Northern s'Itr-.
II +, = flc: worthy o' notice. tina; a.! 10" spears captured
b.; the Unite! siairs aye one foot longer shan the ru,Hr'
.ni hayon-, Of the army. and their U.c. il /, evident. va,
to be manly eup!oG ell Ia E-rp!aS TIE lr''rA State 'ol!s'r.
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- SnEFuLG. 10 VII
/. Geo. ~ CaLP. Cashier ui tie ENc..an:c biha 81 Nir-
-iDit Lu swear :Aat the Accompanying: statements ar"
Just as! accurate exhibit Of III" condition %: the ln-t;ut!"n
on the 3vth e September. l>jr. u. VI. AMI Cashier.
S4',crih,l and sworn 10 before he. Az Alderman 'Df ,Ar
rr, & so.:.k. hi, !'l. Day rf uc:"t".r, l>:'.
GEO. ". EASkNr. j. +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25
SArin- 90 Uncle SAM

cousr-.- a"w ~o,', peg ,HnGm ......... -
A.; e gh' dollar, per i,y, win i,able The Virginia
m!IesEc, she expense, u CoG.rr'. you'd be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25

We. ;me unI,r.iguei. directors Of the Monticello Bank,
have examined tie a5Oy" s's.eir"n' AN! believe j; - he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25

The mex, rae. co,nes oil a: Ashland. this week.
where everything = liz apple pie order Ia make Ill
VISITOR, and patrons 'oi"t3r;Ht.e. Any person dcs!-
rou> of "spccui.t.ng" on The races, VIII ind Mr.. y.
y. Hunc>. with pools" for sale oI the entries, a; his
u:ice. every evening, Undrr the Ballard House.
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Rs.-!.sp ry TE 5fH SFcTioN oS rHE ACT ENTEHn!S'. IN
CH>Grta, r,->Eu I;TT ~ MAEcE. NO
Jay /. Agc. |. sept! :.
Aggregate Debt due
~ the Institution. y. s,.asiH :.Ii&;95, @.o;>,G" -