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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
'lerto the Secretary ofwuT
~ on ..Contraband''
T. asiiOn
Gen. Hnu
-lIIsyI


*, Aug. the Tribune
hEw 10 from Gen. Butler 10 tile
,rints lettt War. IN which be states that
secretary 81 receiving orders u forward
v tue INC o. hington, he vas preparin.
r'ops 10 wa movement On OrAtOwu,
cor an adFanc lie tie resources OF the
hoping . Grip aecially. bv seizing a large
heEf there e. rOcs, who were being ia
lgaa y ~ hes liz service, making en-
re-scl gn o ia,
rcncautats, y a:es that no has now,
Ger, Su,ter ton, 800 negroes, 900 be-
his ID 81 ham 'u, and desires instruc-
> s4,l, 'eoGied n tlrtmtnt regarding them.
o. - 'te De che status upon which
N.c.issias and children, thus forced
Az 80 women are 90 be considered,
tHe ts;t uANsten from Ll- ewu s1n-
WON conpsheei them men and w0-
rs taeS uPo" yet free ntnumitted,
ms' ,,t free oo.' the land that held
mes' Ut Forth II reclaimed.
s"' oev,r ~ DC o doubts how 10 pro-
me- xouiA hANS seu an order from tien.
had be n9sa ne all the fugitive
S,'U,Nen iogo ] within the lines
- q ue w, that order il the policy
~" he entorc"o "A soldicrhe - bound
- Cov ,rnW' tstly, III nos checriullv i,
eoforce = - ideiy different course
.h,,tA - -cresti0n.
80, -, ~ w ~ .ld-s follows
r., g, would put down SER
I,-,fS1,t state OF rebellion
,,,,rrs,,i,, whsch was used to
Nh- I'D c0pa.cate thai al va llvltt
We ny arms, aud TAXI s"'n OF t"e
oppose constituted TIE 10y "alch
- Nh'eH furnished the meaA> lhs tae
state Ah@ vU-ecatcl besides D. nE lt
the VAT - AZ aad II IN 80 dS '-s
cause ol lnt Sed that human Ge-
should be one, 1e free enjoyment
we're brought 70 qarsuit OF happiness
lie. liberty and the uos require much
consideration Butuer credit
Nc must give General .,a.,s,,o..,r
.rrcataeal of shrsvdnes ''. ,sae,..''.
-. We successfully light = =, -, 49,
- ~ oar country Willie NC cou'ia0. = me, ne,
IA a. sssmles hands the he.P 81
-, ,es1 saeorers to build the'. -
s.,.op. and mike their en'Feeh"en's
I7oOo saves we're engaged On the .~s
- - wo,Es a. manassas, aud no aoso'
milne rortifea,ion that caused our ~, -
81, Thee regiments OF slave : =
-. -. !, Richmond. It needs no arr 4,
a., ,rove that that Gen. Ba,'l'l : .
.e,,,,er IS intensely Ao;'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

Col. Fremont Is hurrying mp things ont
west. Read the following dispatch Of
Aug. ).
FROM ST. LOUIS.
81. Loygs, August j.--Ycstcrlay was
the hottest DIV OF The season. The thcr-
mofnater stood at lr5 in thc shade at 3
O'Clock, 2. n.
Fifteen deaths from the effects of the
heat are reported by the corner.
six new regiments Of volunteers are
nearly ready CD be mustered into the Uul.
ted States ser, Ice for the war TWENTY car
loads Of shot. she'll, Sc, have reached
here since Saturday. Also, a large mum.
bor of Enfeld rifles, and a considerable
quantity OF powder.
Eve car loads of ammunition reached
Cairo on saturday las, by the Illinois
Cea.ra! Rail-r5ad.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
Notice of Application for License

NOTICE i hereby given that will apply 10
The Board of Commissioners II RaHdolpb
County, Indiana. ~ their next term. cOmmcu-
cling on the first Monday in September. lS6l,
for License 60 seu Intoxicating drinks I'M q
less quantity than quart az a timc." with the
privilege ofalloNing the same - De drank On
my prcmises.) for one year. Ny place Of bu-
siness. and thu premises wnereon said liquors
are 10 be drank. are located ON Washington
street IN The town of Winchester. on lot num-
her one. - iH the east front. on the corner Of
said Washington and East street, ia said town
n Niuche>ter. Randolph County. Indiana. and
In Whiteriver township.
August :. 1851. ADAM HIR>g III.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08
ALL WORK WARRANTED,

Examinations made and advice given. gratis.
Having been operating for considerable
length 81 line IN one % the best De ntaI Offices
IN Cincinnati with DR.. J bought. and :
Wardie. he feels confident that he can please
the most fastdious in all respect-.
Ofiee- ta-i side OF Tie Public square. over
ID. barn"m q Co.'S store "a "
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-08

rae Nea.-eg IS intensely -'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
l,04T,5T9 e94,S00

CARL ScHuRz.-The administration at Wash.
;nrton is beginning to develop it's moral Sell
riments, and its respect for the Christian
principles of the American people. The pa.
pers Inform as that the Teutonic ofshoot OF
im2udeuce and Atheism, whose name We hsrc
written above has been honored by President
Lincoln with the post OF Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenliarv Of the United
States Of America 10 tie Kingdom uf Por'u'
pal Schurz is the German orator who, as the
Republicans concede. was hired last year TO
canvass the North and Northwest, especially
the German settlements in behalf Of the Re.
publican nominee, and whose outrageous
blasphemies and contcnpt Of the Deity so
shocked the moral sense OF the whole aainn
that the pestiterous foreigner had eventually to
be suppressed. lie is refugee, and but six
months in the country, and yet Tie iuipudc!t
retender denounced Gen. Washington rs ar
icnoramus acd u humbug. and was Tor putting
all shareholders to the sword This wretch is
the man chosen by Lincoln 20 represent AM"
ricau character, deceucy and policy, in one 81
the important Courts of Europe. We cDng'a
tu,ate nur friends Of the border States upon
their new Minister, as well as upon the laae
uses to which they arc being put hy an Aho
lition Government. while they quietly submit
to the insult for no other reason than it:a! the
man who has thus degraded them issues !'i>
edicts FROM the sea, onre honorcd by Inc IN
mortal Washington. When Will they abando"
The shadow and take the real Substance OF po-
Iitical freedom ?-I Sicannaa hSpn1'!cdn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02


DIR OF preumaniA The ga instant a. bis residence
:, Ionisu Col WA o. HARRIS In the closing period Of
hi. tf.h YEAR
sn..tig filed LIBERAL In principle aud benevolent Ia
rcce lr .us anrd the various scci. relations CT HE
I'm conneadable credit His death has deprived the
.,ly OF friend whose vocabulary did not ctptau the
~ him hi, reykbcrs have lost one from thrlr midst that
vas prop, responding TO their calls Tor sd or The per-
fo-na-ce Of kiad Office whenever such responsrs were
rI,hin hi, CONTROL and HI. fAy-bot what shru We say
her, Our 4bulary Is now ts9 mssgre " ihfnhn
adsqus'e expressions ahG =" az Almost loSeo W s o.
tain,d loss inca. uabe-lrretrieTable We set up no
Slim .or much lansu:ed, departed friend TO ~heh
do not think him we'll entitled aud We arc proceeding In
the light OF inmsle acquaintance when We o ma vas
a. I.v Krmo"au working of the moral macntne-
W e,pc nly IN hs vicinity, that be would sooner
,ncfr r-ous than :1ct H. Col Harris had served, With
n branches Of government In The
" jc he was recipient Of pubic confidence I'll desh
c,o,,d the period OF his usefulness Blu. In the midst OF
S,rc,.tc neace and comparative retirement while our
fend was purtulug With pleasure and pron his farming
AID :eposne IN The eotom OF an ardsntly al.
tsc-d family scd r-ja-i-g ite reclpEocstsd confidence
- tIpdues pu:Esrous recds mud iel,yes tar great
.yl-r relentless DEATH enters this once happy dwelling,
ir.rs away the main pxr o: the lovely compact AT
A., Al almost driven 10 the cold, cherries soscs Of
trcd hr uuc pdiiona .7nissos; but at this point he
so NOT q. :huss without hope II the te dlseaxe which
rohh.d the stricken :smy o: our esparted irend oi,
II, ,tay could have been successfully conoatted ~ st
Nd asteIton from his physie.ns sidex ~
tendprest best Dursins o. his ~s ,no
children, then he had still been on this side
a. .n,s gloomy domains. Peace 70 tho sseplnS
"a Heavenly Bliss 70 the f-esd spritl' '1--sr
~ Rlchmond HhiB please ospy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
r:IE >Ii,a:rs:lk COURSE LECTURES
TIIE
MEDICAL COLLEGE or VA.

DELIVERED DY
,sUlE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION fUh ~ s.b ~ Iii
4 .TKIrCTIuS will ccrnmencr on INC i"n VI -.P,'t
Ia I'D e,Inue until the LIST Of August eEsu'ng enoe'
thr fuluwiug orSnuiIaiion: =, - ,,,- ~, p-,,c,r,,x
prof O. BELL GiBsoS, NJ d., Lecturer VIZ h''n''P'sS
d prn ctice Of surgery. 4,
Trof A. E. PErCoLAs. NJ D.. Lecturer on Anatomy aud
Clinical surgery. ,,u,r,
LARRY and ToxicolnSy.
Prof J. s d. CULLEN. NJ. D, Lecturer on physionEy;
prot MARION HOWARD, NJ. D., Lecturer on MsterlH
Medca ~,
Tr"s Ep% aKD C. DREW, N. D., Lecturer otstct-
rles. =,
Ie plan or instruction will embrace combination Of
Lectures and natlunsthe design being 10 deliver
hut TWO Lectures daily each preceded y thorough tx
upun the subject matter OF the previous one,
tnus aurng The conoihed advantage OF ins1ruennh ny
rsps Of lectures and daily recltsons, thereby giving e
sadrut aplr lime for private study aud for attention To
clinical observation.
students this will be permitted 10 see the ceses
Ut the Medical College Hospital, Bellevue Hospital ana
City Aims iIuu.r. FREE OF CHARGE.
In the Surgical Ard. Of these lustMsons Important
oeralinns nrc snty performed, and The Medical De.
pasrment affords daily opportunities for observing O's-
n,s.s aergiifr and inciJeHtiU The South.
Every facility will he glvcu Tor the study Of Practical An.
a,urIy The pisscrn: Rooms under The charge OF HE
pruu,stratur lr l"ward) cou,m,d'ous we'll Seut''
iard ant, furnished With abundant ,nntera, NJ, prob
ally Il lower rate Than elsewhere he procured
Attendance on this Course Will he regarded ny 'i'e
Faculty Of III. Medical College Gf Virginia, equivalent 10
,rrlvr :aon:ss' study In Ply s!cans Oilce.
Pee Cor tlIs Csurse 40.
}. ). DORSEY CULLEN, VI, D.,
p,b oS-TSelm Secretary Of 'hc Axsnciats1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
- ss--z=sl-s-H= .-
POETICAL.
THE #W SHIP OF STATE.
BIZ cgALss EDWARD LEF6ShFf

BIZ cUALss EDWARD LEF6RhFr.
While the old Ship of State and its unwieldiy
bulk,
And its canvass in ribbons water-logseo
hulk
Beats about in mist, and IN dread Oh 'ne
roar
o. the su,f that isd ashing on Utophias shore,
The new Ship Of State has been laid on tho
stocks,
Aud been built, and been launched aud IS now
in the docks;
Ard in spite Of the Norther that's blowing il"
gales,
Has at last weighed her anchor-unfuried nc
white sails.
IT'S : G Sou.h-Sluny South; see her saia"''
" glide .;ao
q, .hc Mexican Gulf and A:lantics herce eloe'
From her stem to her stern, from nef iia'"-'p
TO keel, = 49,
She is all Southern oak, and sho Is 'n7 ~
SoutherI steel.
She is bound on cruise, with heT tats Oh
breeze, .ho
And in peace or in war, will be Queen OF the
Ev,rv sheets in the wind, thirty kuots is hor
rate,
A fist sailing clipper is the Now Snip Of State
on her sailors are bra"s and her midd!es are
And nsr Captain, King Cotton, will "never
say de-"
sach spinner Of yarns did the world never
see,
With squirt in his eye-as the African lea
Yss, he knows wha: IS what, and vii! bring
us again :
Silver, ivory, gems, all the wealth Of the main;
AID there's none to say nay, should his wide
awake crew
Choose to fetch few cargos Of ebony too
Let us wish God.speed to the New Ship o.
SAFE,
Nav sbc weather all storms, may her course
Ger be straight:
May she keep tight and triln-ncta leak IN hef
hold :,
May she take the wind out OF the sales OF the
old. .....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

SPRING GOODEl!
MARCH, 1861.
KENT, PAIN Il co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOE los AND los MAIN STREET RICHMOND.
NETE are receiving and have 10 Store largs add
w de1ir able stock OF
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
CoEsL upg Of the u.uaI variety and embracing every de-
srsbe style Of Foreign aad tonrsc Goods which
prepared oEsr cusrsns upon The mos. favor able
terms.
We SHALL in consequence Of the disturbed condition Of
Conmsrcla nlsers coa6ue sales TO PROMPT
YosTHA BrrEHs, NEGOTIABLE PAPER, aud 70 sroH
great lnhucsrruts vii be offered.
Our stock will BE kept up during the s-sson and lie
,urssssd IN variety anG extent b. auy ho.r "a hs South
err States. 10
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
Weare prepared TO exhibit large, Fashionable, snd
Fresh stock, CT manufacture, and gotten up
pressy for trade
BHUWS SuEETISGs AND SHIRTISGs,
Will bt od at prices tor CASH 10 bankable funds.
saS- Orders solicited, and viii receive prompt
and prrs" na. sLept!on.
March s-t' KENT, PAINE / co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
MERCHiNDiSE.
pr.OxySt pLOWS.! Flows!

pEOWS! PLOWS!! PLo"s.
sTARKE's PATENT SOUTHERN PLo".
yu1ur usvs. Of the late Fair OF the state and ecu,
Irsl Agricultural socIelIr, so fully coh'nceT VI
he superiority OF ths FLOW over all oths!s' 'Ss'
n what no other Pillow received 10 us s'h'e"
iull set OF PREMIUMS for being
TIE BEST 0NE-liUKsE,
THE RESr TwUIi0RSE,
THE BEST THREEiIoRsE. 40,
and FOUR-uORsE PLo"
on exhibition (where all the most approved
fully represented and that by eom"''ee VI
With whom h:d no acquaintance. 9Th
Ti,, PlUw does h-lter work, and Is kc 10 rspa '
l-s exu.ns. than shy other Plov 10 use In this
Every farmer who uses IT, will hear testimony 10 t i"
mi .uppIy Of I'M. As we'll a, all other Pu~I 10 7ehera
use always on hApd, at very low prices. .
A fresh supply Of r,c
Just recelyad
p. II. SrARkE
...., II, R!chuoudl Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
LIZ = M .

REVOLVING PEN llOL u Err.
goATESTED IN she United Sntcs, England, France and
E.lsu,a The main features Of this little novelty con-
>ist IN
l. TITO holder being composed Of two 'snc, pieces and
entirely !rr- metal resdtrs 1t g clenr noa'cor'
:Usve sud dnraIr. 80 .
H. Protecting Ia. fingers from helms linked while writing,
or batting thu ,tp-r or booI TL.a aid u?ran
III mpir turn Of tic core by which the pen Is &c
cured c;arhes The pen iru The siaa without recourse 10
.n-c- with the hugr,s.
~. Al Au@l.s being dispensed With, and continuous
smooth surface being oblaed down 10 the pen, Thereby
protecting he Grgsrs little ubAsoLs 80 CON.
to writer's
v ri:ins the asur sIore e" he hnscrS when Brasped
living ii writer better command The pen, and per-
,nnr |: TO Gstd gracefully, pleasantly aud w.tho"'
.t:lsur. -,
Vi The mule OF attaching the &c tie holder being
OH n. prilc Of the wedge gves il seearr iad hri
'irlh.
spp.tlgr 10 DIX, u; cconGGn ca--one aoldr! out
.ns,ins i s7ass q III COMMON klad.
~ Al order. 10 b. addressed 10 the Inventor acd
p;ru..r r. KENYON LYON, KIchu.cat Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

~. london Era says: Ii light story uiay
DC VI. cd ia connection with great subject, We may
tay .ty tn. condition o: the Tree States OF the Re
1,I,,.:v: america reminds enc ct theatrical ltc'-
!i;s-r sad 70 Rave occurred. A very thin audience
A. n cou.,ry theatre once ventured to hiss the per
f,rrnanc,.. on winch the indignant manager rushed
"a VI; III his c"mIary and snpernumerarles, and
a:t,,.y his>e,! the audience OF the boards OF ths
y.ir and soat, cisewhere-hissed them out of the
n,u,c $, tue seeding Stusts are likely 70 do with
-, ,,s, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

I; has been asccr;aincd that larger number Of
Cci,cd States vessels are about than for the sst
twcnt: years. Other vessels may be fitted out in
three or far weeks. There is however, deficiency
Of lieute,aus midsiIipinen Inistcrs, and Inediea!
,;Hcrr> a. well Il, eeaaIen-ths Lave limiting the ast
rutn,d 20 S zoo lien
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

Iis.lrn OF Tuk E.s<ch ES.sS.H.-Tle French
En1r :. Eu., u is said to r 10 state Of prrpetns.
.,.. a53u. the condition Of her soul. Her mind Is
lettering Al one ,up,r.ut she il Tor setting out on
a pilgrimage TO III: Hoy Land; ut another time she
j. .D.roctl in all :hc mysteries % sp!rlt ripping
;l.l i, E.rnnror finds her in estate Of nervous AZ
f.;u a. Il ii,c were al absolute burden 70 her J.:
: SAID that she seriously doubts whether 1t is not
he. Htv I, leave her husband and child aud 60 into
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

The LONDON telegraph" says thut hr. Yelver,
,o. name will b. stricken from her Mujcstys army
lit in consequence O: the developments oil tho late
rrici
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

FimAi SALE or NEwsrEAp AsuEr.-The home OF
Rrroa. which has been Tor some time IN the market,
i,ss :, length tcund purchaser in the person OF
wm +. Wcbp. IL British ariny officer. He bought
il for his private residence, paying therefor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
xnr cFs FROM THE PRESS.


eve write with new Holder patterned nv Mr. 7. L. Ly
IN 81 this r;y which l. decidedly the heal We have yet
seen, n We believe W. have tr'd all Kinds That hrs 10
Use !, the hand Agrcrhby, aud rrvsiio th- iGs
s"ilrg III Gagcis. TheI /! ir laid down rs orh i
III. case wl aay AnL Of pen on the papsr which The
srtrr using hy0S InythiCe 10 he s"cd or in
iu-ri by iu pen in u does touch what The handle
laid lpon therefore Is hottcd. II IS siHpr and
u-a, md really The peSt ure'ion yet IN the VA? Of
fsytrnc, from, the "Na,lonal American ~
at /. indeed II mo-, adFnira Glcre cpn:rvance A. we
'naad u,u trial. and should he placed upon TIE desk o.
every ouc who usrs the pen"
TEa:rac, from the Richmond "whe.'l
at ssT;aiS great improvement tue plan , 10 .seeel
;;y supl. aid The cost Of The holder Is bat uo more
!hau the ordinary Kind &c" In use
[Ex,rac, from 1.-THE Christian AdvocA,e"l
al; corhi-es several desirable qualities HE "rdna-
~ pen holder Ill common use We 'd eom"rhhe iG. '
and and every rquul TO our expectation: 10 o OF
convenience aid tierei'e recommend 1t 70 these wiring
Extract from .th- ReIIGou, Heraid."l
-. combine. advantages over any oi.er have seen
!; T. ar:,. % tasteful article. There no danger m Ink
-, nr fingers so!us the paper or aesk IN lay Ing II
Iowa !. Is easter 20 handle, and sold al moderate
IEx;rac; fran ",hr Richmond Enqulrsr."l
az, Is uus comfortable the hs-h and saves The ~ri
from tie great fatigue consequent upon Huch WrtaE
1, l. .,npr nd Ingenious invention. anu every Que
Tho At all should possess one OF 'hee a@hs"
iui little iasiI uthrEts ,.,
reni-, an. Durable hu, its main feature consists IN 's e&
lreu. .fal;.l.ciiy." . ~ 80
For sale by all sthlonrrs. Ma'cn -,
1861. IOIt THE Spring TRADE. 1861.
Sgw EDI:lG% os SOUTHERN SCHOOL RovGs
~. " . IL It ., + u b ! i e II e r,
RICHMOND, Va,
y RESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of virginia Mer.
ra,. and Teacher. to the excellent series "i school
READER, pr-parelhy Noble Butler, NJ .. Loui.v.e, ny
cnn;:I,ing: l. The First School Reader The SECOND
c,oI c,aer 8 The Third school Reader D. The Fourth
school Read r; 5. The Fifth 5chool Reader; on The
.ix.n School. rilc- T,se Raad,fs supnss Ill o!hts
! So,
C-rEct'. Arrnci!c.-.,n Arithmetic for Colleges and
chms. Nv CSuius Crcset. Late rr1sideD: II Jefferson
Co!.-s- lpu.i,"a principal of the Kclmoni Academy
and rm. y Professor E cheering 81 West ecini One
vol i2:io., bound. l'ric' DC
In:roLuc;ion 10 Crnr.ls Arhmeic being ars Lessons In
Arithmetic fvr hegIun-r. Price .5c.
csy- yr.i-:s ::um "a. trade supplied.
- 4. MORRIS, Publisher,
March ~ Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
rpUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER

rSUCNEYE lTDWKK AND REAPER
ID TUE BEST MOWER AND REAPER IL THE WORLDl
We d.,!re call especial nlienon 20 the AbsYe-nened
Machine rs one superior 10 any 10 use.
We are largely engaged In the manufacture OF them
for the coming harvest end would advise all OF
MOWER or REAPER, or COMBINED MACHISH,.o give
The Buckeye 1 ;rial
Among the advantages over othe. rn.chlnes sre-tso
driving Wheels double hinge Eager bsr and folding bar;
no side ra co weight hor:es DecSa; Eht daft; no
vibration OF the knife whii= backing oily horses
eulr.d work IT.! the ess; lsbls set o; order:
be dsveu from Srt aed While Of gesr through any
gate or bars BY the OF paris and ratchet, b.
sauty throwI II Ira Tbs b-s: Ds;vrai Is Used II It's
Manufacture.
An opportunity 1, oSercd encourage HON. indus
Try and enterprise.
Send Tor a C!s cular conaIriHs fill particulars.
AGRICULTURAL 1APLfh*STS Of al kind. on hard or
uaaGe to ordsr. join ". CALDWELL d. Co.,
Cary strest, Richmond.
IL Thip ccay March a9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

Tie En.pcro! OF the French has ordered the build
irv Il i.o. plated ships stopped, owing to the
results cota:ue6 with Tic Lost new inruutioD IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

a publisher in Perth, who issued TN illustrated
peru Zeal with portrait OF Louis kossuth, had his
issue couhscaicI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

LAscE IMroGrs OF SPEcrS.-The specie inPorta-
,i,u, here co,fi.ur 10 hr nrge "rtt s49o 900 III the
90 ,:at,nslc! T",s >lcce no" Is Of no NOR
rIb. .,r tan So much iron We have s25 00o, ouv
- r, tuul, We SNOW what 10 DO wi:h-ulless it clr
t. rn: into business. proa:aDly in sonle form or
"..-r. The 'vigo," from Liverpool. on Wednes-
ii y night brought $4,000 SO that in twenty
EeD,<J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

ATgAoEaY ~ TENNESSEE. I. Moore, OF Sun:
MGR co.,u;y, Tvunrsscv, Was attacked with knife
py .a. i r- slaves lew days ago, and received TWO
terrible wounds one the throat end the other OF
tic c.:n Sir saunders and the father OF Mr.. Moore
came 70 Ms rescue, when the negro turned on the
former a.d commenced cutting hitn, AMI then uron
t. later cutting his throat from eur ear. almost
s-verpr hi, head from his body and killing him in
.;,a,!v, The alarm having been given, the people
ia ihc vicinity fastened 70 tho bloody sesne, and it
vas :onId necessary to shoot the negro three tunes
before the knife could ic taken trum hin. He was
tncn taken aud hung Immediately. II is thought
tue wound vi the younger Moore will not prove
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

4 dispatch from Madrid, March Eth, says, tue
Ministry have PRONOUNCED themselves in favor oftte
t1mpc,ul power OF the Pope.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

Neither Mr.. Dayton, Minister TO France, nor his
Secrr:ary o, Legation, Mr.. Pennington, knows Il
word OF Freach As government does not provide
Nh interpreter, they will have 10 provide one Tor
themselves, or remain dummies ut tho moss loqua-
c;ou. court in the world. ..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

THE SLAVE TgApE.-A letter in the New York
T,mcs,n from Lac coast OF Africa. says the Ancri-
can steamer City OF Norfolk recently sailed from she
,ls, with $50 negroes on board, bound for Cuba.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02

Tie Daily MOBILE "Meraury,' saSc;

TIC DaIiy MoDI!o "McfcuFy saFN:
..Browninw OF the Knoxville Wing is Il eandi-
d,,s lar Governor Of Tennessee. We hope be ma,
ba .,,c,cl Tor such State Us Tennessev has proved
herself to se OF la:e stould be governed by such
ma. es ;rcSn!ow So Tar u Tennessee is concern
ii. sc :.il:.h the 'our ard The man have met"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NE" SPAINC CCODS.
SA N Z Ell N. PRICE j. CO.,
1 NJ rvR op=sing 8 very complete s,.ortnen, Of
IN SEw SPRING GOODS,
CamprisIsg;
New and Rich Dress Silks
Dress Gaods, IN great VARIETY,
beautiful assortment. Of kbrod=s!rs set Lsc= Goods,
Hosiery. Ia our usual assortment,
Sspero Ltaen and Housekeeping Goods,
Family aud Plantation Goods, as Usual.
March 2S-ttf