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Allen Enemies.

Annexed is partial list, obtained from ali
official source, Of those who have been ill-
nished with passports and sent from the Cor
fcteiacy, under the operation Of the acl allow
ing "alen encmies" forty days in wlrich &c
declare themselves, and leave the country. II
was found to be almost an impossibility to fur
niSh complete list Of these alcn enemies, in
consequence of the loose system in which the
business of the passport Office has heretofore
been conducted; but arrangements are now
being made by Col. j. B. Jones, the present
Chief Of the office, to so systcmatizc its busi
ness proceedings and records as to exhibit at q
glance the names, place Of nativity, and the
personal description Of those to whom pass
ports may be issued. The Importance Of this
latter prccautiun cannot be overstatcd, and yet
it is one which, despite the earnest protests oi
Col. Jones, and other influential officials, has
been wholly omitted.
9 The Rev. Mr. Johnson, whose name appears
in the list. first applied for passport to re.
turn to his parish, and 10 his home in North
Carolina bat, upru asccrtainins that pirnis-
North by way Of Norfolk, he boldly avowed
himself as one such, and was allowed to de-
part. For some time after the promulgation
OF the alien act, parties applying for its benefits
were scnt home tia Nashville, but for week
or twv past, thrI have taken their exit from
the Conlr'lcracy by way Of Norfolk and For,
trrsS Mcnroe.
Rev Il G. Wall, wiG., four children and two
servants; y Augusle, K a Pierson, T. \
Stone, " Ii O'Donnell, q Putnam. +
Eussle; " Magerduil, wie and two children
j Z Ilocllick. wife and child . Miller, II
Maycrh,z, ID Bralub.rry, wife and child +
Stouth, + Fcandin, wife, ,;wo children and
nurse; L Crugcr, j Dlworth, . Froehtte,
FL Bridalt, Mrs Sarah Foster, AloiS Simon,
Charles Cabrick, Levy Cohen, Isaac Cohen,
NJ Parkhurst, Patrick DUNN, George Snyder,
Amos Sumner and wife, Oliver Bunker,
+ j De Santa Marina, Benjamin and ChaS. Carr,
J Yelland, j " pa!khard, William Fowler,
James Jones, j Collier, wife, sister and two
children 5 Heller. EJ Allen, w Robinson,
j Dixon, Garnet. Brown, II Banta, b Eoane,
j Roanr. j Allison Eyster David B Turner
John Gaynor and WIFE, II Kelly, Henry
Kupp, Miss + \ Wright, Miss Z jameson, Rev
p 4 johnson, wife and family,F Clark and
family, Wm MalIoy, Charles Malloy, Cyrus
Vanoren, Geo kimhall, Miss FoStna Wright,
George Tvland, K Thomas, /. Marks, Phillip
Fltzslmmons, Jennie Taylor, (actress,) Mrs
Ann II enry AMI seven children, Patrick Henry,
John Burke, ThoS Collins, John Meary, David
Wakeman, wife aud four children, Lucinda
Ahcr, Hiram J Aber and wife, Wm Moseley,
wife and four children, Ira Sandiori and wife
Andrew Sandford, l.ucy G SInilovd, Robert
Winfield, Catherine Herman Miss Fether-
bridge, (schooI uiarlu from New jerScyD
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From the Memphis A"ai!r.:hc, SepteInbe' 3t;h
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
BERNL.HG Of U.SCEOLA
General Ben. McCnIIoch's Proclamation

General Ben. McCnIIoch's Pr"ciah'"iiun.
FEDERAL ATROCITIES.
FoRT SMITH. Sept. GA resiE.snt Of Mis-
sourians, under Col Hunter, has been defeated
By the Kansas rutfians ur.!erS tanc ati Mont
gomery, backed by Federal troops.
Lane and Montgomery are burning towns,
robbing and committing the most atrociorls
crimes.
They are marching upon the Arkansas from
tier. McCuilocs has only about thirty-ivc
hundred men.
4 proclamation Of General McCu!!ocb, dated,
"Ilcadquarters Camp Jackson, Sept 25. says,
Kansas Lane and Montgomery haze defeated
a Missouri regiment under Col. Hunter, ard
have burned Osccola.
need three regiments oi Infantry GIl:,,
diately, will accept them ltr tac::c months
Let those who have arms blino item. as tie
arms turned over in the State may la! i"to t,.c
hands OF those nearest 10 them. Let those VII"
wish to serve their Sta!e rally to her ,!cicnce AT
once
(Sgned) EEs McCrLLocH,
Rriu,6icr e. rrral commanding.
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ArrAIRS IN Lower MAKYLASp.-A gentle
man who, with his family, effected ii very temples
iuIls and rcrllolls ESCAPE from Maryland, reached
here yesterday, urd REPORTS continuance {" the
Yankee uutraGcs upon tie rEl aI'! liberties OF the
people Of this gallant State. Properly n all dcscrp-
tons Slaves horses, cattle and prndupc-wcre hciEg
daily scihc,l upon hy the ruthless invaders. The
sanctity Of private dwellings was no longer rccog-
niz.I: nnd nucntinl individuals suspected Of SYM
pathising with the South, We're being every day ar
rested trnus hon, the Stutr, aud hurried int" c"-
iinrlneni
The notorious Dan Strikes had moved his ''hri-
.,ac" oil ruilins entirely from Charles county, ami
.i,;:r'crrd them in fi-catnwuy Prince 'f"orgc 5
county. ScElrs himself. accompanied by strong
detachment OF cavalry left dny or two ngo, Oh i
rcconnoitcriu. cxcursiun 10 Budd's Point, which is
directly OPPOSITE H. EvarSpor,. The object of the
expedition il sail 10 he the survey OF an available
site for the construction OF entertainments from which
to oppose anr attempt 10 enter Maryland ut that
puini He IL sail 10 lave declared that The Lincoln
Government Mas ahvmt u erect Strong tnrtlhchtohs
cXlrn,linc from Ri.l,ls Point 10 Indian Head.
The citizens ri Maryland arc reported 10 have he
come exceedingly dc-pondcnt in their expectations
ui aid from the Southern Conirderacy. Hope defer
red has -ckcncu the heart Of the noble old State,
and the fear is gaining ground among all classes,
that the State will hr deserted b! her SISTERS ot the
Soith, "a the brutal e%p5tIsn Of Lincoln, Scwfd
Il 70. Ii Is feared thai unless soon aided, many
influential citizens will be reluctantly compelled iur
The protection Of their families and their property,
70 take the oath n allegiance, ~ R"s- WIHa@, Ed,
lIIs already done.
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; TIIE GnrEKSOyF VIRGINIA.
nr,r, \nflS

1 Eg.S y.,,.sI.- h,Sscurr-d in the Conven.
20: V-s.:... ~ the Enation OF Williams C.
"a. a.rs:.!.r- .!ett trthe county Of Henrlco,
a.,', I ,Ilaa y. gh-s, the member froul
.... ,.G;...,ri "t !tccuntles of Rsndoiph
.,,-, sa& -: Nslae W. Southal, the
49, r. Ssa.'y "i ier.are; and, also, by
n ;r-a. t,- C,uiou Of Vim. Il. Brown
- urt:s-~. "' :'-unty of Preston, John
:-.r cvui.:: .;Hlor, James Burley, Of
= q: Na-.hah ich:sCarlRe, Of the county
,rn. Marshall VI. nstof the county OF Mo-
= !; Hall. .: fhopnty Of Marion, Ches-
.A,!i. g; ;a- Sol1i sshio, John J. Jackson,
-.r,y %: Wood. tfrnr .Hrror,er, of the county
T. ..rat:: J. S;GaTthc District composed o {
.a.. IS e.; uod,:.iI.- angler, nnl Campbell Tarr,
.e g.a-.y %: ErocSr Tdbre, the Sherids Of the
cor. :, al .:.;.ir'. artfeby required to hold an
;,n ,.I OF saa! -ateS aud districts, At the
al 49,. 20: ,o:i!: -. krd by law for a u,eui-
o. .s.,,...7.. - i!c e.:-S be. of the Convention
zach o.. ,,tI eoUmtir. District To supply the VA.
:. ,s.,s,IL Tle ,.rel ~ hc Oh the Siih vi
ser nvN.
-sa uutsg ~ E.ud A. ernor, anti under the seal
g: i:..C ga,:.! awr,!:S Richmond. this lsth day
' @: >r;'e:avrr. lsG!, lin the seth year Of the
- ...E2a|ralih.
JOHN LErClIER.
.a G.T-:n1r.
-...v IS Scr = of The Comm palth
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q lSkw WAY.

'.- - Au:a from Mount Carbon Mines, where
" -; ~ ,-sn ted, two negroes, JOSHUA and TOM.
- AL .u.&o, prominent mouth and teeth, and
81 Oh! ON Is about five feet five or six Inches
a.. .;s a:G . truss. They have both been re
~ ',y'-.-! Maryland, having made their escape
49, Ha'cszal Suitable rewards will be paid for
y. ':;'si.:,ca hd delivery TO The nearest jail:
-. !I:.;:; Z. l.. r. BEALE.
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.IaCK0E MILL
~ .LIMDSaGROTSD PLASTER.

| ~ .a~ p:-?a.. d supply any demand FOR
1 FASTER, Rn.x GROUND, for the Fall crops.
" 'a':< y: L:alh large; selected from the purest
49,: Sy'a sc6N Quarrrs, s!th special reference 10
:. -, q ;-iPffz or LINE
!'a.'. So: r- sISly Increased patronage the repu-
-: =, t:..i IN b. !ul,y sustained for PURITY aud
= ';s '-:Tyas:,u;s JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
-''--'. Of1;ce No. II Pearl street.
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uDiXp,NG tNDlAI SCHOOL FOR
lptN GADIES.

VI. rF;aAN vi :..i9 The dulles OF her School
VI e -, l1y q Qc' '$nex,.
,-.ag AIDE. j,, cg.: I'LL, assistants in each depart
-,
4. :-...h SsrGa.. widninue TO receive special at-
49,: 3D.: ~ .gy-sc -iui Nine. Be:nul.
- I..-, L-:;-r, Cir.d rs hrre ofore, ;orr prom
-, =: ..-7-.ins :.a,G b. the system f,he school.
s..,:. ,g.. ,.;i: ..rer information mny be had on
,;.., NJ, J. y. fram, Il; her residence In LIN
80 81 :-.:s,.- -:--:.y
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DISSOLUTION.

- - :: wIIAMs, PETERS CO., Of Richmond,
= -! PEI Is, WILLIAMS l. CO., Lyuchbur:, are
=. i.,,.y-.. y. 7. WILLIAMS, ut Richmond. Va,
- f;rlEsH Lynchburz, will act In closing up the
49, o. 81. Elective firms, until further notice.
i ppy.J b. r. WILLIAMS,
'-. -. ~ l. r. FETERS
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Call for More Troops.


The intelligence from Nashville a4.lses L:
that Governor Harris: in nb"j'rrcc % General
Johns,on's requ:sition, has cai!lI oct tic re.
serve of thirty thousand troops ''e!n this Stale
for the raising Of which the Legislature mada
provision by special enactment last Nay.
This is another evidence of the energy with
which military matters are being pushed iii
the Mississippi Valley under the new regime,
and will conspire to strengthen still! frmer the
confidence of the people in their new leader
lie is in earnest about the work to which he
has put his bands, aDd evidcntly appreciates
the magnitude Of the responsibility resting
upon his shoulders
The Volunteer Stale" vii! speedily respond
to the required quota with which She has bees
assessed, and, if needs be, will 20 thirty thou
sand "better. Memphis APPEAL, 2sh.
HORACE MAYNARD, late of Tennessee, was al
the Louisville Hotel on the 25th inst
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DIsTlNGrfsHrb AERlvALS.-Am0ng the ar
rivals the Exchange .st night WAS Sir James Ferguson,
memb,r the Btlh Parliament, who brought with him
important official comnunicat!onsso at least It
nouncrd-from Comm s:iOners in Europe 10 President
Davis Exresideni John Tyler Gen. Wise and Others
The arrival of this distinguished nobleman Is regarded
full of Significance and quite stir In official and
outside circles Hi. LoTsip .nd suite reached here fd
Memphis
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PKUCLNIIUN.
TgETEAa. vacancy l:occnEred in the House OF
u r...:-i.s OF rirsiDl,J The death OF JOHN y.
,,a.- he r-rnhcr e.cir the district composed OF
".,.- o: Randolph Snrcker, therefore the Sheriff.
=, :-.:.. are hereby lrired to hold an election at
.,,c-, f.,c.' o. rot!nisscribed by law in each OF
s.:...,, ~ TliURSls the 2i,h day VI October
-. 49,, "a. vacanc Ipressid
,,g.a -r:,:.ar hand iorernor, md usder the seal
- .: :'r IsmnoHweay at Rchr-ond, tht, .sth day
1. r: september, isGina ia the year OF the Com.
- -J2.s..:n:s- "t|
JOHN LETcHER
49, nsvsrrgr
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- v v Mr,.oa, :etrs: OF the Commonwealth.
M D.Ni iLLENlALiTAKI lNSTl-

,y-.rY CONDCCTgp i.AeSsss EDMOSDS s JONES'
IL oe -pcae on :::H Monday In september, and
wv .a..->,. q @jl. ;5Sd IL last week 10 June.
7 u.LhK SUGER$. 3, has consented TO :ake part In
,..;,t--r: o. t!9- :taccR gentleman OF large eXpc
-. >. /! Te:y :.shy CJaended. After two years at
L:l.as:0s MH;.:r mute and Graduation at the
9s.,y N.:..:i,, slr Iers has devoted years
- ...;-c:yi. o: yo-!aS
=. :. wj.l :" r;"3are.6r College or the University,
g: ....a,. pJE--.:>.
:ts
-r.s. ..g,t.t !: .i:r.', ihc Lal4ucr on the dlst
y :=s:=a:y
-...: -! T.:'io", pc! Son Of 10 months. saen.
:: :. L., S:ag.,;s. c'.'.? Same as heretofore.
L-::-.s.cS:og: aides 10
C. HOWARD, Principal,
Danvile, Va.
e.. .rS.. lieg:ce tpame, Feahk S;anly, Q. C.
c. ~ k.7sp4:f.cs Iarille Revs. Chns. B Read,
s.., .i,.. II. =. Lc:rn, Esq., Richmond.
IN
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riikIP fsAskM.
= Nkn L IA {.

- :. Z AH = II = E " y r h >
ElHXOND. "a.
IECrAGTCREs9ean Engines OF every description
VI -: 49,, C:.caS Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Mining
Ea.:? q -.,:y jerp;eu Castings Ia Iron and Brass
-. :; --ra y Feb S-sly
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NOTICE

-; nnouncen-ut, will continue business
II! WILLIAMS, PE1EnS & Co., No. lG4 Main 81. ,
A.. dean llo;el, and oGer my services To my
4. ehl;c generally, for the sale and purchase
y: .Sernment lStocks, Railroad and Bank
Hs.b, J, and AL securlsies usual TO the market,
-
/, 4 and Incur. ent BANK NOTES bought
: rrai terms. respectfully refer 10 the
>e.Iand Businrss community generally, OF the
!. md ard l.ync!burs.
, ID. r. WILLIAMS.
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from Gen. EIaTdee's Column.

The latest intelligence We have seen from tie
corIlnai,d Of lien lIardec, is contained in the
following extracts from 4 letter dated camp
Hardcc, September Sth, which We !inI iii the
Little Rock "taZtttc:"
Well, We arc again stationed 1t this place.
The whole Of Gen. IIardee'S command, except
Col. Borland's cavalry, has fallen back within
the limits of Arkansas. The two dctachmcnts
of Col. Borlanh's cavalry are stationed one at
Dnriphan and the other at POnderS Mill, Mo.
llardce's backward movement has given rise
to n ''thonsand and onc' conjcctures. 1t is
amusing to listen to the various reasons as
signed by officers ami privatcS for Gen. Har--
dcc's retreat, ~ they term 1t. Without
pretending to he wiser than the worship.
pers at the shrine Of Mars" | may be al
lowed TO express an opinion, at least, as
to the cause Of the present position Of the
army-lkc others, however who venture
to speculate upon movements which they
do not understand, may be in error. Green.
vile, No., the point occupied b. Gen. llardcc
for some time past, is rather poor place for
suhss,ng an army Of any magnitude. This,
with the results Of n want Of harmony in the
movements Of Gems. Pillow and Thompson, so
as to nave rendered Gen. Hardee's advance
safe and effective, are, think, the main reasons
for his falling back. Who is to blame for this
want OF concert is 4 question which Shall not
pretend TO dccidc-[ may say, however, with
safety, that Gen. Hardce is blamcess in the
whole :natter-iudeed the other distinguished
officials named may likewise be blameless.
Camp troubles are becoming less frequent as
the officers and soldiers learn more Of Gen. Har-
dec's manner of doing things. All things
considered, this army is pretty well organized
and prepared for efficient service. Gen. Har-
dee is very industrious, and is constantly
gaining upon the confidence and affection of
the army.
4 correspondent Of the Houston (rexasJ
Telegraph" gives an account Of shocking af-
fair in Grimes county. Friday morning, 18th
nlt., n little after sunrise, Judge Anderson was
walking through his field, and had shot some
hogs belonging 10 ncishbor named B. Jones,
which had heel, dcp-edating in his field. A
man named Haygood, 10 the employ Of Jones,
shot and killed Anderson. IEaygood was ac-
companied By son Of Jones. The people as
sembled and hung Haygood the day that An
derson was killed, and the next da:' hung the
elder Jones as an accessory.
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KXnnhInD SCH0OL.

!. 31--H"'9D D.PWALEEMAKLE UUtNFf, Va
TINaa .i:5 Se.... Si icn the lst Monday Ia Septem
l -, 49, e.lse *: ~ 9Th Of June.
!.-s, -. -: q, TO be paid onehalf lst Sep.
.ss-. :: Fralry. WM. DINWIDDlE,
1 .--.l.ur,.
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w.. ~. ENQUIRER.

f"' ~. - 10 !Ersfss for the arst Inser-
F. :.u ~. pss ,;A.' .:h contlnuauc Q; II
- .-.-,,,.;. T., us Il Srred by the month or
,1r,::sI %. ;hr AHcript, Or previously
es - ~, .tr<rd copy for specified
Z. a. -, s,, Vii. hr codrl until ordered out
,y.>r!.SNySrs. avoid any misander.
A. =, y. r.r. c: tie a.fAdvertiseIs, It Is pro
;...r ;he!t Geses only extends 70
.. I.S,;g;- as>:a-Ss Eca % Legal and all other
80 = n,-nIs >rIl H., ,.rni. :osap additional charge,
= ...i.'!oa.
s~p..IE,..r GENERAL AZ Advertisements not
: t,..-,.!ls Il, .c,r, LGt ttsfhSrSed at the usual
y. ,cstrlt te II :: .cou@i' aall be sgreed upon.
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East Tennessee Traitors i'll Kentucky.

4 gentleman who returncd from hentucky
on the 25th, gives information to the Cha,ta.
nooga "AdYertiser" that while at Camp Dick
Robinson he saw Dan Trrwhitt, Major, and
Mr.. Spears, Lieut. Colonel i'll a Lincoln regi.
mcnt. There were in the camp, Mcssrs. Andy
johnson, Cleveland, Coins, and about 900
other East Tennessee traitors. He found ut
this camp about eight thousand kentuckians,
all of whom were well armed and equipped,
and who spoke confidently f visiting Tennes-
see in few days with lie and sword He
also states that they have spies in Tennessee,
and regular chain Of comnunica ton exists
between East Tennessee and their CAMP
Xsmrhis dpneNL
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'iCES In the Courts OF the city O. Richmond, Rnd
3 e'sa;les OF iienr.co, Hanover .ai Caroline.
- Court 0, C!a!ra.
= 'N'a"'ship between NJ; Qiasain White and him.
:. n'"Iv-d, his u!Ec, uG llth street, ,asi
';'''Ti:-ciy ,-.ss
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For the En0uiisr
klcuMoHp. October lSt, 1861.

EICuM0ED, October lSt, lSGl.
t;EHTLsMEH-I have learned from the col.
umnS Of your invaluable iouI nal, that by the
general desire Of his constituents, the Hon. D.
g. Dearncttc has been Induced to submi! his
name as a candidate for Congress in the D.s
trict in which he resides. You will, then, |
trust, allow me to pay just tribute To one who
well deserves it. have had an opportunity,
during the two sessions Of the United States
Congress that Mr. i)Cjsrncllr was Repre-
sentative, ni closely marking his career and
Judging of his capacities He proved him.
sci: To he Il statesman Of the hrOadcSt
and most patriotic views. His devotion
to the South, car unhrsitatingly and from
EcrscnIl knowledge assert, was pure, sin
c.re aud exalted lie is Gf that cha
racter Of quick and comprehensive lnel,ta Or
ganisrn, which can grasp snhjrct Instantly,
understand its whole bearings, and come di-
rcc.ly to just and logical conclusions, rs If by
instinct Whea the question OF secession and
Southern Independence WAS III itI infancy
wlrI, the cgislativc combat On behalf Of South
crn rights was ioLght-aIlti, while some or his
colleagues, so-calcd "Dem1cralS' too, Shirkrd
tlc ;sur, sknlked from the halls of Congress,
or uttered blatant apologies for BLACK Re-
publlcanisln," Mr. Daniel G. Dcjarnettc was
foremost aluong the few who rejected shameful
Compromises" with disdain; hatted man
fully for the honor AMI integrity Of the South
hravcly insisted upon the guarantees oI the
Federal Constitution being carried ont in their
integrity and scornfuly rejected every frau'l
ulrnt and insidious INT assure brought forward,
to dclrtr, by Tie North. Lcl me hope; then,
gentlemen, That the integrity Of the man---thc
purity Of the patrio,--the knowledge and clo-
,uencc Of the Statesman--ani the ii lelity o.
tue high-toned Southerncr, will not remain IN
rewarded-will not be placed in the shade,
obscure and nnaaprccatcd CARolI*A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

TuBACCo INSPECTION OF PrTEHsuUKG. The
following is the comparative inspection Of H.
bacco at the different wa''.", II, Petersburg
for the years ending o.. ':'e" -. 1861, AID
lSGij rcSDpctiyrly
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A-t---' Rt;. Principal.
Il PpLIES WAIsD FOR THE ARMY.
.:t.GAI!vN> -. & received for furnishing supplies

.:t.GAI!gN> =. & received for furnishing supplies
u .:y PEp.IgtDTATOES. PEAS, BEANS and
'.. -.rsor, .ltnds, and pickles for the use ofthe
49, :s:c'4tl. ,.ny point convenient to the troops,
: :: -.,a-2sl. :. pply Q. Red Pepper is essentially
s.-''rS ~ s-.a should be carefully preserved by
a. -: -.a:r to the cog.for, and health OF our
''.s- - -: oluI NJ, AMI packed ip bags, boxes
}. II. CLAIBORNE,
! Major ani Comm. Subsistence.
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l0,0Sl lI,5.t

The above shows an aggregate decrease Of
7, 349 hhds. in the last years inspection, coE-
pared with that Of tic previous year, which
is not less than might have reasonably been
expected under the circumstances.
The quantity Of loose tuhaccn reccis cd we
cannot state to-day, as We have been unable
to ascertain the figures. 1t has been, however,
considerably less, of course, than It vas last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

The correspondent Of the Menphis Appeal,
writing from Columbus, where Gen. Johnston
was at the date Of his proclamation says of
him:
"Never was there more confidence inspired
By commander than vas inspired by Gen.
Johnston among those in whose charge
they have been placed His course. since ar
riving here, has been concliatory, though firm
and decided. His every act movement and
order, mark the man as possessing all the
qualities of wise, discrte ct and brave General" I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

Gov. Perry is vigorously prosecuting the
defence of the coast of Florida. He call:' OIL
planters to furnish help to complete the b"'-
teries at the Light. House aud Old St. Marks,
and estimates that the work could be flashed
in fifteen days by sixty laborerS.
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Ninth District.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Gentlemen Whilst the bugle nutrs OF pc
paration for the approaching Congressional
clrction are sounding in other districts Of the
State, nothing has been beard from the Ninth.
1t is gratifying to observe the disposition
eTiaccd throughout the State tnseearn 4 reIr
sentation in the Confederate Congress that will
reflect honor on the renowned old Cum!nen.
wealth. This is as it should he, and hope
the Ninth will not be beh,ni the other di>tri;t:
in Ibis patriotic effort 10 send q representation
Of commanding talents and enlarge! eSpcrehcs.
ln looking over the district | know Of no
gentleman within its limits who ErDSscSseS i'll
i .noru eminent degree all the requisites that
constitute such representation than the lion.
WIN. Smith, Of Fauquier county. Mr. Smith
represented the majority Of the counties c'Iin~
posing the present district in the United S'a'cs
Congress for a number Of years, aud by his
fidelity to tho interest Of his constituents and
rights OF The South, gained the applaud! "l
"Wel! done thou good and faithful servant
haze heard large number Of voters, with
out distraction Of old party lines, express the
wish that he would he 4 candidate, and he will,
without doubt, confer favor on his numerous
irIenlis throughout tl!c district by announcing
himself such. VOTER
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Z rrIH GovEieNs OF VIRGINIA.

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asss IS. MrsF""p. secrey OF the Commonwealth.