davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
From Missouri,

From Missouri,
GENERAL PRICES OFFICIAL REpoRT-RUMoRED
PASSAGE OF THE ORDINANCE OF SECESSION by
TIE JACKSON LEGISLATURE.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept 2~s.--Cap,ain Walter,
Of Colonel MnrshalrS Regiment, has arrived
from Lexington. having lett ru Tuesday noon.
He says that tho main body # Pricc'S f"rcc
was at Lexington when Ia. |. II, and that sll the
Federal c~lliccrs hail b;t; released un parole
| except Culurrl MuIligun, who refused To give
his for alleged private rraSOns.
Price probably has 4 forces of thirty five
thousand men. lie confidently expected the
arrival az Ilartirr mn Thursday with 5000 or
9DhU mrlu
Ten thousand Shu'ltrIerS were srnt across
tie Missouri from Lexington Oh Thursday,
with the aYnwtd intention vi attacking Lane.
The LinculnilrS nj tho time Of their surren.
der nad nu cartridges, grape, or other shot,
and no shell, hut lust Two or three hundred
kegs Of powder.
The Contederates are casting al! kinds Of
ball. The Lexington laundry is running day
and night
The En.htlrra!G' are greatly encouraged,
nnli declare lint 81. Louis will s0nu br in their
posscssiou.
General Prices official report of the battle
OF Lexington has been received. The follow
INK is thu closing paragraph:
'Uur entire loss in this series Of engage
mentS amounts to % killed and y wounded.
The euclny':i loss WAS much greater. This Wis
idle points ui This almost bluodless victory are
great. Ai,.ut 35U0 prisoners have bern taken,
amo,Ig wI,"rn are CnIunels Mulligan, M~arslall,
Rrdins, White, Grover, Mayor, Van Horn and
one hundred and eighteen other commissioned
officers. Also five pieces of artillery ami two
morlarS, together with over three thousand
stand uf infantry arms, Il large number of sA
bres, about seven hundred and fifty horses,
many cavalry equipments, teams, ammunition,
more than one hundred Thousand dollars worth
Of coInniIssary stores, and IL largo amnuut 81
other property. In addition 10 all this, we
obtained the restoration Of the Great Seat 0f
Stale and the public records which had been
stolen Iruin their proper custody, and about
mine hundred thousand dollars IN money Of
which the hanks ofthis place had been robbed,
ard which ! caused 10 be returned"
A United States officer just from Lexington,
says the Jackson Legislature had assembled
in that town and passed the Ordinance Of Sc.
ccSSlur. When my informant left they were
discussing the act Of C0nfiscation Of the pro.
per,y Of persons opposed to the Southern
Uultcderacy.
LEAvESwoKrI, Sept. H. Scouts this morn
ins report a strong column Of rebels marching
northward from Lexington. 1t is supposed
that their destination is st. Joseph.
l.EAvESwoKTn, September 2S. -Kelnrts from
Lanes command Indicate that after i success.
luI engagement, tue rebels at Pa>sIusyllle male
IL lurctd march on OSeola, where they sur
lrISed and cartuIed i large supply trnil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

WYASporrE, Kansas, Srplt !L--Tiic acting
liuvernnr has issued an order cuinInarlinG
every I,.,s"u in the STATE, between the ayes vi
eighteen and Iur;y tive, 10 Immediately enroll
himself III some military company. E1:h coni.
pany is ordered u held itself in readiness for
marching orders, anu eacll rnan is required to
furnish all the arms in his possession. Tha
refusal Of any man to obey The "i'!rr viii lr
taken as ali evidence Of di>lryally, and lie will
la treated accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
Office OF tho Confederate STATES WA
Tax for the state OF Virginia..
U1NINnSn 0rrougR L ISL.


HINDER the authority Of the recent act OF the Congress
Of the Confederate States OF America, providing far
the collection ola VAN TAX In the several States, have
been commissioned by the President Of said States rs Chief
Collector Of the Tax for the State OF Virginia. Ills made
INV duty, by the said act Of Congress, to divide the state
into q convenient number Of Collection Districts, and 10
appoint, with the appreciation oil the SECRETARY OF the
Treasury, a Tax Collector for each District. After mature
considerations, aided by consultation with the able financial
officers Of the State Government, have determined upon
tho following division, viz:
Zach county shall constitute a Collection District, except
Albrmarle, Bedford, Chesterfield, fauquisr, Halifax, Hem
rico, RocIbrilge and Frederick, Inclusive OF Winchester,
which shall each constitute two Collection Districts; and
except also the counties OF Augusta, Inclusive of Staunton,
Campbell, inclusive OF Lynchburg, Luudoun, Pittsylyanlh,
inclusive or Danvillr, Rockingham and Richmond City,
shall constitute each three Colec, On Districts.
The Cities OF Fredericksburg Nurlolk, Petersburg, VIII
%liansburg and PORTSMOUTH eacli 10 CONSTITUTE Il toIlecl,Dh
District.
This division Is considered The best, In view ofthe amount
of revenue TO he collected In ench district, and also with
reference TO the fixed rate OF compensation to each col
iertor. The geographical area on district had to be made
extensive 10 many irslnncrs In ord : 70 produce an amount
of revenue sufficient for n1rquni"I:t nnsration. TIE uD-
dersigned, ~ soon rs n REASONABLE" opportunity Is given 10
all parts Of the State, to learn OF this division Of the State
Into districts, and for all persons who desire II, To- partici-
patein the patriotic labor Of collecting this War Tax as a
necessary means to defend our rights and ensure our inde-
pendence, will proceed 10 appoint the collectors for the
several districts. All applications, which must be In wri.
ting, accompanied ny testimonials OF qualifications ami
character, will reach me through the post Office only, to
ensure attention. HENRY 7. GARNETT,
ChiefCollec,or of the Confederate War Ia Tor the State
OF Virginia.
The Richmond "Whig " The "its :.arci," ahl the "Eaaml
npr.r tho Norfolk "lay lGoL, - r-;rr,:uTt "fxprrss,'
Lynchhurg "Republicar," trr'"ri, As'ur. "Recorlrr."
Siainton spectator" ami llarris"ithu's Register" will
each publish the above three tiMts seni-~rrsly srinl copies
OF paper containing same to War Tax Cfice, Box ~.
Rirhnond, and bill to "EnquirUr" uhiee Ior sellIcncnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
Tho Wafer ThIeye. Collecting.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2a.--lt Is reported that
the Niagara has anchored this morning elf the
bar Of PaSsa-la'Outrc, L sloop-'Ewar of the
South. west Pass, the Steamer Richmond oil
the South. west Pass, Il milr from tile Pilot
Station, and the Nlnceunes and Water WnrtI
farther off towards tho South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

,,y,xr.xr sD.u MtA.c,.--W have the Fort
n.,s, "rlss," # thc 9Th, from which We
.,,e the following:
III. news from Mexico is alarming. Il is
.x IN admitted fact that the Mexican Con-
.,sss has granted permission to the Lincoln
;;,r,rnment II msrch a hostile force through
v,,ico, 10 attack the exposed western frontier
# the Southern tanfederacv. It is admitted
,ss, The consultation Of -four Governors, which
~Is la,elT held a: Gaunajuat", had nv friendly
,,i,,, in view towards Tic South, fnr Messrs.
nI;hiad, and E,c,niou fully understand the
.~,;ss>a-ily aggressive policy OF the Southern
ever ,rrr,. And it. is also admitted that Don
fu,a Nepomuroro Gorula is publicly enlisting
V.ylcal,s IN the t0wns Of Guerrero. Cainargo
nd M,er, inr the rurpose Of making another
..,y into the ,.uw comparatively detsncriess
ANTICS betwcen Cameron and Webb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
The Steamer TfronkIyu.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o7.-The Steamer
Brooklyn has arrived from tho mouth eli Ihr
Mississippi. She reports that she rapinr,'I the
ba,k Rio, bound TO New Orleans, and put u
prize crew on board, when she sailed for Phil
nrlrlnhia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
,rhn PotnnIac River CIosed.

WasuIN,iTnS, Sept. $3.50 efItrtually have
measures been taken that vessels n, logger
pass up or down the Potomac without under.
going a destructive tire from tho Confederate
batteries. Navigation is virtually closed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
No Cotton To be Exported from CharIcston-
A British I'rISaie la the IlurbOr.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 90 The question Of ca
port Of cotton has been decided ~ 10 this port.
The shipment will not take place, in Difference
to the wishes Of the people Of the country.
4 British friyate has been standing in the Of
fling all day. She made signals for the Briti>h
Consul, who won't down to her in a Gtct me e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

tea. Nelson, formerly IN command OF Camp
nsk Robertson, Kentucky, has heel, super
..l.i II; Gri,. G. II. Thomas, of the regular
I. ), Amy. ThouIaS, wc believe, succeeded
Gen Cooper as Adjntant General Of the Fed.
III amy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

., iew citizens oil F~,cksburg went TO "mS
he other day to collect from their OWLS eo-
Ne supplies for JEFF. ~Thonpson's nre'ly ARMY,
u Missouri, and in a few hours procured SG37
i. cash, and quite a number Of pairs OF shoes,
-.Ls blankets. wuolcm shirts, etc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

FLAG or Truce TO NEWPORT NEws.-Abmlt
forty or fifty prisoner, Of war, al Of whom sustained
pcrlnunent injuries ut tho In,tlc Of Stone Bridge,
will probably lcav. this city Sunday noon, under n
fav Of truce, for Newport News, They will 90 nl-
der the care of DR.. PcacI,y. The clouy, we under
stand, have positively r-iuso'I t" allow the flag l."
aplronrI. Fortress Monroe any iirarcr than Newport
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
"nnEAn HILL

New OMLEANs. Uct. "A dispatch from
Washington dated Sept. go, suys The FrtlrralS
claim hist they tmk Muns"u's Hin on Ihc
night uI the 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
sl.LuSD

MEMPHIS, Oct. John f. Keys, Of Helena,
who has Just arrived from OHIO, says that
about s, 0uu LircolniicS had arrived Ill Louis
vile, alri we're moving l"waulS the Cut,IrdrraIr
camps.
FIVE IMadrr'! C,drirr!,ia,eS, under Wicklr!lc,
from, Fla, cite am! the adjn!ning Counties, PASS
cd through llnn Fedvlai>. AMI arrived safely al
Green river.
Gen. Buckncr took IIopkinsyiilr, Dispensing
the F~rAerals, who tired, killing onr. He cap
luYt,l Guo Stand III arms and llrcr: rafrII"Ir.-
He ullaiGrd quiet occupation Of llVpkinsvlilc
and took the cavalry back.
The kenlIckiars GENERALLY are pleased With
tie movements Of The Cunlcicralrs.
Con. Jol'rHun Is preparing for winter quar-
tiers at st. Louis and Louisville.
TIE skies are bright
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

BADLY WouSDED.-Mr. james Chalmers, u
7snbcr Of The Wise Troop, Of L%yuchburg,
"a, was painfully, Ii not seriously wounded
y ssirmish with the Federal forces, below
Fairfax Courthouse, on Sunday morning last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

MSIlE MusKETS - We see 1t stated in the
aoerS that three Mississippi companies have
*sn sru,el with Yankee mnskrts. which we're
so,urcd at Manassas, and repaired by r Fl.
,,vpAerd & Co., L%ynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
From Washington City.

WAsmISGroS, Sept. 2~s.-Large numbers If
suspected persons III this city are. confined, by
order Of the government, in private houses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

BnsrnS, S-pt. 2S.-llon William Appleton
has resigned his seat in Cougr,s SIS on account Of
i'll health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
ASSESSMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

~ RAJ" .riaM,r q AND ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN.
" MtA1;
al EE"i H.! NINEnN$ EVER MIGHT
Er;IuIl :. ia~iG.taQuE,
i..nCE3.
SOLOS,
cIIORUaEs,
sINIiNG AND DANCING.
p"",- 81 -. 81: 4. 50. Ok;
.i"mH. nee al ).
~ u E.t>-".-
..k't"tED SEATS 80 cts.
Sept. ~'--l.i WELLS 4 WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

Tie P,cahontas ".AlvcrtiSer" learns that
cu. f. &. lfiudcman has Succeeded in obtain
iuc about 3,0n0 more. men III Western Arkan-
- Tor Gen. tIardev's command.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

AUGUSTA, Oct. q The Mnntg"mnry Mail"
lcarus lha: The Lincaln;cs have established
themselves uI! the main land nnpusiln Persa'
Iulu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

ARRESTED UPON A GRAVE CnARGE.-Timo'i,y
C~ullaghan was lust, night arrested upon the Charge
Of killing Mike jones', IT mcuIhcr Of the Texas HUT
gers, about two months ago. The affair occurred il
Lombard alley, md resulted in the death OF 'lonca,
sonu Days afterwards, from the ~eiirct"fa SEVERE stab
received in tho groin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

tymENpABLE.-Sotto~ay County Court has
,rprnpr lated ten Thousand dollars Tor the relief
Il the volunteers i'll the Army IRON Notto~ay
I,univ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

ALIEN ENEMlrs.-The following parties have
declared themselves aliens since the LIST instant, and
have accordingly been furnished with passports
Several Of the uun,hcr applied for and received
their passports through the mail. Annexed is the
list:
lev: T. K. Jordan and wife Catherine Herman &;
Alhcrtinc Leisrufeld Charles Bn1h: Isabella
Barth ; James Bartlett, wito aud child W. u.
Drake; q. lake, vile and child; Mary j. jones
r. j.. Lcakr John Morgan and mother; Robert
Mcdowell Abigail Mcdowell and child DR.. Tlns.
Page K. W. Peters, wife and child Seymour w.
Smith ~ q. Webber-tothl %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
Yonr ~Fellow-citlzen,
John X. CHAMBLISS. SIX

D~A CARD.-To the TotaS n the Second
DeS Congressional District, c0HpOseiy Tie LOan-
ties If Princess Anns, .f0lyohk, NInSemond. Lhs GJ
Wight, SHrry, Susssr, GreeuSUWe and Sonhnnpt"n,
anil the cities If Norfolk aHd POytsm0Vh.
If the District, I hereby announce myself rs y candidate
Tor i sea, in the first regular Congress Of the Confederate
States. 1 do nut EXPECT unless circumstances irnan| il
10 canvass the District, rs so many persons are al'-rnl
from their respective counties. and as there are no part;r-
ular Issues dividing the District. 1 prefer and shall cor.
Lially support the election Of Jefferson Davis and a. II.
.t.,hens for the offices OF President ani Vice President
III the Confederate States of America, as they have 50
faithfully discharged the duties OF their pn.itions. an,tiTe
trminrI,ly worthy Uf farther support. Aud If should he
elected, | shall Zcalously support and advocate all inca.
surrs which shall tend to make the Confederate States in
dependent and prosperous, Without any expectation or &c.
sire ever TO he again unit 1t. 10 the lair tnvrNnment.
JOHN J.. kILBY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
BROUGHT BACK ashhur7e, dad nal

BROUGHT BACK ashhur7e, (bad name
,llut,) u member of the 4th Maine Regiment, who cs-
capped from the prison ut Rockets on "Wednesday
Inst, was re-capturcd yesterday at Tuustall's Depot,
New Kent county, by Tazewell Tyler, Esq, son al
Tx. President Tyler, and returned to his former
quarters in this city. The fugitive nssigncd US the
reason of hs attempted flight tint he was fond Of
bread, and Of planting Of it. His allowance Of tho
stall of life was but short, lie thought, and, like Oil
yer Twist, he wanted "more," and sought IL Outside
his prison limits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
uEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

SESSION lSGI,G2.
(l1HE next Annual Course VI Lectures, will commence
I on the FIRST MONDAY In November, loGl, and con
tiuuc until the first Of March ensuing.
CHARLES NELL GIBSON, VI. d., Professor OF Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER, N. d., Professor Of Theory and prac.
tIre Of Medicine.
BEVERLY Il. WEXFORD, VI. D., Professor Of Mairrla
Mclira and Therapeutics.
4. f. PETiCOl.AS. N. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
L.. :. JOrNEs, 81. b., Professor Of Institutes uf Medicine,
&c.
JAMES II. CONWAY, n. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics,
JAMES b. MCCAW, N. d., Professor Ct Chemistry.
MARION TOWARD, VI. D., DEMONSTRATED Of anatomy.
Under IL liberal appropriation Of the State Legislature,
III C means of Instruction have been greatly improved
Large and valuable additions have been made 10 the Ana.
tonIIcal Museum and Chemical Apparatus. New illustra.
tons have been added TO the former stock In every depart
meut, aud Il new Hospital Constructed Oh The best plah,
has been for several months IN successful operation. The
Clinical advantages afforded by RirlImund dnriug the con-
linunnvc Of the present war, will be Invaluable.
Two prizes, ur Fifty lInllaIs each. are tnered To n'ein-
beers Of ilc Graduating Glass: First, for the hest Essay on
Any subject pertaining to the Theory or Practice uf Mc'ii.
cline. Secondly, for the boot Essay Oh any subject vi Sur
gerry Or Obstetrics.
FEks.-TU each Professor, ll5; Demonstration Of Ana,o-
my, 3In; Naturalization, 81; Graduation, 80.
For further Information, or 4 copy or the Catalogue, nd
dress l.. 3. JOYSES, 81. ID,
Aug 39-dtag2uIcSw Dean Of the Faculty.
AND Many COLLEGE.
TsIHE Visitors and Governors Of william and Mary Col
i lpge are requested To meet al the Exchange l!ote',-
City OF Richmond, NJ q O'clock IN the evening of Wr;lncs
day, the 9TH dsy Of the pr, 1t hl month, October.
JOHN TYLER,
Oct 4-IiItSch Rector and Chancellor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

GnvrRxok - TEXAS CONE TO MANASSAS
The Hon. F. K. Lubbock, Governor elect Of Texas,
reached this city recently on AN official visit to PFes-
ident Davis, md being unable TO see him here, nnd
his business being, us is supposed, 81 nh urgent
character, he departed yesterday l"r Mannssns, lot
III, pilrnGse OF holding an interview with lin there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

An eight itch Crlnmbiad, Cast by Messrs.
Bennett and Lurges, Of New Orleans, was test.
I'd on Monday with highly satisfactory results.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR in the city Ci RichlnUid
~ The quarter ending October Isl, 1861:

~DUNLOP. M0NCURE, & CO., ask
& the attention OF dealers TO their Auction sale OF
Champagne Wines, Rice, Sugar, &C., commencing all
O'Clock this morning. oe' 3-it2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

uY-As mn evidence, ut once OF the zeul aud ,ht pu-
srio,ic liborulity OF the Southern people, wenppcuL
the following correct list of tho contributions for our
army. which Yesterday reached this city from the
various sourcuS indicated in the residence, OF the
donors. FROM Col. }. b. Jones. tho capable and
nrhailu Ciiivi OF the Passport office, wr learn that
the contributions recorded below, i. u far average Of
Sinilur donations received daily tor the past thirty
days
Rsv.Mr. Purify $50 worth medical aud other stores
for the LIST Regiment North Carolina State troops.
p. l.. Steele, 1870 worth stores, and soGc i'll money
for the 18TH North Carolina troops.
George Stewart, f.00 worth of clothing wud al"rLs
for tho 4tl Gcorgia regiment.
b. l.. Wnddlc, Sl50U worth of clotliing lot The lilh
AlnbRna r,giuriit.
j.. II. While aud others, b 500 w".th Of clothing
tor the 6,h North Carolina regiment.
Capt. Waddlc anu others, $4,000 worth of %clothin.
for the 10th Georgin regiment.
It's. Wood, soQU worth otclolhiig iarihc i,h North
Carolina State lroups-Total value Of contributions
si5,05l.
j &. Blocker md y. g.. Love. al North rar"l!ua,
81 900 worth OF clothing, stores, mud 1871 III cash, for
the 18th North Carolina regiment.
Col. Byrd, for the Sth Virginia regiment, 5000
worth vi clothing and stores.
IIr. +. a. Bates, OF Alabama, $500 worth cf cloth
ing and stores for the Alabama regiments.
j.. y. Clark and j. W. Gaylord, oil North Carpliuu,
800 worth Of clothing, &c, for tho Cd North Caro-
iinu regiment.
Mr. Campbell, Of Georgia, $4,000 worth Of rlo,l.-
inr, DC, for various Georgia regiments.
Air. Cult, in behalf OF people of his section for
Georgia regiments, 5000 worth o! clothing, &c.
j. ". Hall, 1900 worth Of clothing, sc, Tor the
9Th, AMI llth Alabama Regiments.
II. 4. MmIsby, ss94 worth Of clothing, &c., far
the Sth Georgia Regiment.
DR.. j. IL. Montgomery, 300 worth olclothiug, .Sc.,
10 the 18Th North Carolina Regiment.
Mr.. Mckenzie. and his purity, $1,000 worth Of
clothing, 3D., to the 4th Regiment North Carolina
Stato. troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
FINE Sk.NS NJ SA DDLE HORSE
Enl SALE

rStIIE SUBSCRIBER rs will sell i youus and siyluhiIORsE, of
a nne size. ,, el snt cnhnranre. WARRANTED sound. lie
moves vel Under the Saddle and In Harness ID gentle snd
we'll Tanned. Age Il ,rars. Price sSnp.
Apply t. WATKINS AFlchLEs.
n.. I-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
NASHVILLE, ~TENNESSEE.

NHTIIOLESALE STOCK OF
w MILITARY GuODS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS GENERALLY.
BLUE BLANKETS, RED BLANKET',
NEEDLES, THREADS rklNr5,
COUNTRY JEANS, LIEsEY anI SDLES.
SHIRT B0S0MS,
LINEN, COTTON, SILK and MUSLIN iAEDKEiClIlEfS
and all other varieties OF Goods, usually founh Ia u vel
assorted stock, which We offer At
WHOLESALE ONLY.
lRHY. MORGAN 3 CO.
Also 1925, 900 worth ~ Srv AID Desirable: :ff;.iV
WINTER CLOTHING. l., u. Z Gu.
Aug. 27-l3U,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

MANUFNCTUKEU
S 4 NJ u Ell A y Il Els ~ 5 % y
CORNER CARY AND VIRGINIA srREET.,l
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
IIAyE opened an Agency for tho sale Of Virginia and
Ii. North Carolina
MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
They invite the attention OF all Merchants and Army Sui
lers TO their assortment, embracing some OF tho finest
brands In the two States.
They are the Sole Agents for B. +. Graveley's csIcbrslrd
brands OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Oct 2-clmGdls wlmif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

HEALTH or GES. WISE The statement I'll u
contemporary, TINT General Wise accompanied fres'-
dent Davis to Manassas, is incorrect. The GchrT1L,
We regret to chronicle, is nj present c"nlined IL ts
ROOM by Illness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
D.. no TIaE VOV'EitS OT TIfE SEN

u EEHEE = EEtS VIZ II I'm
S& AT0ETAL DISTRICT, COMPOSED OF THE
COUNTIES OF lIENRIcu AND HANOVER.
Mr.. William C.. Richlnnd having resigned his seat in the
Senate, from the above District, ut the solicitation Of many
gentlemen, heretofore Of different political Tnriirs, | hrrr.
by announce myself a candidate TO ill the vacancy.
Entirely approving what seems to he the public scGti
Inent, in opposition 10 u regular political canvass In the
present excited condition Ofihc public mini, shhll contrh;
myself with the above simple announcement, plelSing 10
the voters OF the District, If they shall see III 10 elect mt,
to exert whatever Of ability | possess, both CT mind and
heart, i~eschswing all party feeling or prejudice0 to the e.
Establishment of Southern independence and the promotion
Of the hes, interests OF our noble Old Commonwealth.
Semi. a3-k JOHN X. GARNETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
MONUMENT

uoGNER 9TH NE GRACE STREETS,
OPPOSITE CAPITOL SeuAnE, KIcuAoSn, Va.
fGtiIIS Hotel Is now open for the reception Of yi,Itor. II
4 has been newly furnished and completely renovated.
b. K. ~BLACKL0CK, Proprietor.
". MADDr1. Assistant.
so VIM. whaley's Onnibuses Will attend at the Rail
kuuh urnnt. Srpt lG-ciUl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
IinpurInnL from X entucky.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 2-Thc Louisville, Jour
nal" of The 3oih, cunialI:S reliable news Of the
taking o! Manchester, III Clay county, by Gen.
Xrliiccttrr.
The "Journal' reports large numbers OF ur.
rests in different counties.
Passengers 10y lo.day's trains report that
martial lu~ Was declared 10 day III Luuisviil L