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since and Mr.. Beldcn informs us that
he saw two large timber wolves near
town a few days ago. These latter
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-20

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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-12-20
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

.TP n THE CHURCHYARD.

Az HOUR IN THE CHURCHYARD.
Sleep, dreamless sleepers, sleep
Oh, how envy you!
I long to lay this aching head
Ga NV mothers bosom too
That her cold arms might fold me down,
70 noulder in. her breast,
Where might DO with those love,
Ard DO fore'cr at rest
Yes, V? :layc left this world Of care,
And gone to realms Of bliss;
Yel! never know again the woe
o. sinful world like this.
Here's one that scarce to manhood came
lis ago but twenty-five, u.
vino that has reached his thrcescore years
Could help but envy you!
and there's maiden young and iai''
The bud that soon would bloom;
AnG kindred hearts thought a'i' ho" 'A'0
70 lay her in the tomb:
All hers ia such quiet sleep,
How could you wish to break her rest;
No more has she c tear to weep,
no achins heart within her breast.
u.,-e lies babe. mothers pearl,
Caught up from Earth to Heaven;
H.r heart knows now twas only lent;
Before, she thought twas given:
Yes little sleeper, you're at rest;
Free from all earthly sin;
For Christ has said. unless like you,
Ws cannot enter in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
Our Affairs with Peru.

/, was announced on Saturday, that Mr..
Clay, U. S. Minister 10 Lima, finally sent in
his ultimatum in respect to American claims
on the end October, which was for settle
ment of the claims for the seizure of the
Georgianna and Lizzie Thompson, within live
days, or n suspension Of diplomatic intercourse
with Peru, and that President Castillo declined
to accede to the demand, and gave as one rea-
son for his refusal that he could not annu de-
csion of the courts which had declared The
two vessels lawful prizes. Mr.. Clay responded
by showing that within year or two Castillo
had set aside tho decision Of the courts, and
quoted the instances. The President Subse-
auently, declined to send Mr.. Clay his pass.
ports, or rather urged him to remain, with the
view, it is presumed, Of Offering new conditions
of arbitralnent The Lima "Comercio' urges
that the whole matter be left to the decision OF
the L. S. Supreme Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

AcrIoS OF Gov. PErTus, OF MISSISSIPPI In
speech at Macon, Miss, on Friday last. Gov.
Pettus said "that the same wire which con-
veycd the electric fash that brought the intel
ligence of Lincoln's election, the next instant
should carry back his proclamation conTening
the Legislature OF Mississippi, and he warned
them now, il there were any members OF the
Legislature present, to be prepared to set out
for the capital Of the State at the next minute y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

ALEXANDER GAIT, the celebrated sculptor,
has arrived in Norfolk On visit to his relatives
and friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
CONDITION Of VIRGINIA BANKS.
EXCHANGE BANK,

EXCHANGE BANK.
NORFOLK, Oct. g. 1850.
HIS E1celleney, joins LErcHkx Governor OF Virginia
SRI enclose, Statement Of the condition Of
til, Iui,Itution on the 30th Of September, $780,
have tho honor to be, very respectfully, de-,
@. W. CAMP, Cashier.
Cvp,p,r,yx STATE " THE EXCHANGE BANK ss VIRGINIA,
IsclrpISo BRAScHSs, OK TIE SOTH SEPTEMBER, ls'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
MAR RIED.

UARH1ED.
M,,.t.u IN Richmond, on the 9Th Inst BY aeT "eoise
wooLbid.r D. D., Rev HENRY A. WISE, Hector o. ne
.Cnurch Of The Saviour" philadelphia, " aa1Rh
ter OF n Barton HaralI, Esq, o! E.chinono' Va
Disp, on Tu.,day, November T. john hDplsoA, 10,
fsut ton Il. John j. and NGry l.. Pslion iii 'ansfa'
will take place Ills Wc1ne.tsy, eYet!a;, rs "Gt
from Tie rvs!dene. Of hi, r,r:E, e"Tu.r Hth 1nc MAIL
Streets.
Ilrp n, b.. r-.!,lerce, 10 Caroline cosEty. htnia5
m"rniug. til. 3;h List, after Al tn.ss OF Tour we"
with Typhoid Fever, EDMOND q. CHILE, aged so"u' W
wears leaving widow and four children. TIRE. o N'f-
are OF suc!, axe Een they need most father car.
Sir Chile. wa an a1rctiona;e husband Hhe ia'".i;
al nius.nt master, good citizen anu ne,sH'''
derp'! VII MS ''>' "e 'e'' S'1 o''''' " T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

ALLEGED DErAlcAr1oS.-Mr. H. V. Bates,
Black Republican State Treasurer, OF Vermont,
is ALLEGED to &c de!aulter He abscondcd
from Mortified, on Thursday night last and
has possibly gone to Canada. to join the pure
woody heads. The amount of his defalcation
is stated at $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

SATISFACTION DEMANDED AND RECEIVED
letter in the New York Herald states that
the outrage pcrpetrated at Rio lIache (Ncw
Granada) BY the revolutionary troops against
the person Of our Consul and the flag of the
United States has been promptly redressed by
CAPTAIN Poor, Of the sloop of war St. Louis
Captain Poor deinatird that the American flag
should be hoisted by two Granadian officers,
that the troops should file under it, and after
wards salute it with three vollcyS The au-
thoritics at first endcavorcd 10 crade giving
this satisfaction, but Captain Poor was per.
emptory. and they were compelled to comply
with his terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

Rev. Henry Ward Beccher delivered u half
sermon. halt political harangue at his church
in Brooklyn, On Sunday night, in which he
used The following curious Simile:
LAS men grow rich they grow mean. Why,
I know men-pious men-who actually peTJure
themselves about the value Of their property,
that they may save what is justly due the city
for taxes. They nre as mean as-well-mcan-
ness has tunnelled them from end to end, and
the biggest one lies through the heart and the
Devil daily runs bis trains through and
through"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
SPOTS OOD HU j r. L.
RICH rfoSD, VA. 1,

,5,!IIs NEW HOTEL. AT THE obnSEh "r I'm, urn.
4 EIGHTH STREETS, !u,t G i,hrd ah1 .
I,hrd l, open for Tie accommodation o. .eo, I'LL
The location !. the best IN he city: am ''7''
be mad. 70 please the patrons Of tire ~ la.
Ihave secured IN. services o; slr /. VI
o! the Everett House, New YORK, # rprSsEaT.
Nov 5-Sn 1osHF0 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA,

III. ExceIensy JouS LITcHER, Governor Of Virginia:
II herewith transmit statement Of the condition OF
the PsIers Bsok Virginia. appeared the lst In
Very respectfully, your obrdleht servant,
J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures County, to wit:
This day c. STRAYIS, Cashier OF the Bank O, Roc,
!nghsm, personally appeared before me- Notary publc
for the county aforesaid and made oath that the foregoing
statement Is true to the best OF his knowledge and besf
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October, 1880
SAMUEL K STERLING, Notary Public
Hon JoHs LsTcuER, Governor OF Virginia:
hereby certify that the Bank Of tho Commonwealth 4,
the city Of Richmond, the authorized Ag.n, OF ii. yIni
OF Rockingham for the redemption OF Its circulating cote
Given under my hand as preden; Of said Bank q Rock
ingfam, October Is, $780, A. d. TRICK
or this sum- IL specie funds. In the hand. Of our
heoeening agent In Richmond.
c. C. sTEAYER, Cashier
BANK OF H0WA2DSrILLE
80 m HowlnDsyfLLH, Va, Oct 18th, $780,
10 VA, Etseh'ney, JOIN L.TcsEE Governor OF yrcihl,
DNAN Sh herewith enclose statement ~ the cort
'oh OF ,'s BANK on the LIST Inst compared with lot Octo
per- 1877 also, lis condition on ls days OF Angus, .at
seP'eu'oe' 'a'' Very respectfully,
D. !. HARTSooE, C,,h!s:
srA1kAsHT VI TIE CoSniTtoS 0. the BIss CT Uos.r,.
VILE, Va on THE Isl oe7oss. 1862 Covp.E2p w:Iy H..
OCTOBER. 1859. '- i''
RESOURCES Der 1874 a. 80.
State Of Virginia and guaranteed W. 'A:4''
hOu uruositru Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,

BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,
ALE1aSpnil, Va, Oct 18Th. 1864.
Hon. joins LETcHIR, Governor Of Virginia
Sin IL enclose comparative sat-n-nt OF The condition "i
this pank for the quarter ending 9,h September do and
the corresponding quarter Of 10y.
Very respectfully, yours, ~
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE BASE or TRR OLn uoaseN
AND BRlscu At PxiRisurS, SOTH StrrrArek, 1897 ASD
2Qru SrPrRnb H. ls6O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
tfrom the London Times
The Views OF England.

Tho Prussan Government has delivered its
soul in despatch from Baron Schleinitz to NJ.
de St. Simon, and naughty Sardinia now knows
gla. she has to expect from the House OF tS2-
heuzpil@rh For our own part, we at once de-
clare that the ways Of Prussia are not our ways,
ana that we will not follow an inch on the road
of ncspotistr. We arc therefore slow to be-
lir-e the announcement OF the Patric with re-
spect 70 another despatch, said to have been
forwarded By our Foreign Minister TO St. Pc
,ersbu.g. Why, in fact, should we be led by
Prussia? The part which she is now playing
is perfectly transparent She wishes TO use
aud abuse US. She has hopes that we shall
soon be simple enough TO back her up with our
money and men in a policy and system Of 60
vernmsnt which this nation abhors, and is III.
ready showing that there shall lie no change in
her WAYS, end no obligation to her backerS.--
From SONS rude instinct Of conservatism, or
some an,-Galican prejudice, or possibly from,
so.nc dynasiic entauglements, we are TO play
a, tie game OF follow my leader" in which
VIC have absolutely nothing to gain but great
DIAL 10 lose, and in which it will be impossible
70 decide whether victory or defeat will DC the
better for us. There is only one thing quite
certain in the business, and that is, that If al
cost of thousand millions. and n proper
,ionYte number Of men, we were to secure iol
Austria and Prussia the whole Of their present
frontiers and few provinces more, the very
FRS. Use they would make OF their new and
more comfortable position would be to do us
en- i'll turn. JUS: TO show their independence and
to avert the contagiou Of our freedom. In
point oil fact, Prussia has really greater dis.
like for our s5cal customs and institutions than
she has for tho dangerous ambition Of another
nciguOor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-09
RANK OF THE VALLEY IN VIRGINIA

WIScursTER, Oct 90, lSGU.
70 III. E1rrllency JOHS LErcHgs Governor OF Virginia
DEAR Sir-I enclose statements showing the condition o.
this BANK On the day OF October 1852 and first In
stant. With great respect,
Your ohedlont servant,
u. ". BRENT, Cashier.