Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
A GEORGIA CAR GOING TO MANASSAS

NoiNS AZ AhSASShS.
We find the following in tho Rome Uieo
gia) "True Flag" Of Saturday the AZ; inc,
"a car will leave this place h. II o'c,0.,.
train on Saturday 2lst inst, in which nerson.
may send clothing and supplies to their friend.
An agent VIII accompany the car, and ",
through with it to Richmond aad Manassss'
Persons sending bundles must have thoTo "a,
railroad depot on Thursday, well put w and
marked.
HOMICIDE
An inquest was held OH Monday morning
last, on the body OF Ii. Rudasil, who was fon"55
dead on the plantation Of DR.. Bobo, abou, ona
mile from Unionville, Is. c. Tie verde, -
the jury was. that deceased cau,e to his dr,T
by being shot lwice-ono load enter,nv 49,
breast. and the other in tho back and d.,
suspicion rests upon one Terrell Jones W,
Jones has since given himself up to the proh.,
authorizes. ~
A HEROINE
By the ,nercst accident We learned n. o,A,..
day, that u lady in Selma, soon after thr b".
tie Of Manassas, cut up her table.clo,b and :.
cry other piece Of linen that could be- fou,'.
about her premises, out OF which she mad
lint for our wounded soldiers. Such sc,s
hcroism should be proclaimed from III. bo,t'
tops, not only as All act o[ sheer j~ls,lr. 10 Srot
noble conduct, but in order that o,h.,. ,a.
be induced to 60 and do likewise. NoSn,r-
mother could have done more liau ,b;i I"S"
under tho circumstances and We, This -. 49,
been scrupulously kept from the public b,r
ing 'ieaked out" by mere accidcnL.-TS.La',
Reporter.
CORN CKor.
Tho Knoxville "Whig" thus speaks Oi IL,
corn crop Of East Tennessee:
Never in all our life have We Sect. So line
& crop Of corn throughout East Tennessee
Corn is now made, and growing hard, hut foj
der is in i.s prime for preserving. There viii
be more corn raised in East Tennessee than
will supply the country for two years.
The supply Of bresdstuGs in this section
this year is abundant. The wheat cro5.
throughout all Arkansas, has proved TO be-
above an average one, largely; in some p~Or.iors
Of the State. extraordinary. The corn crop,
now generally made, is equally abundan,; u.
some places cut short by drought, bot on the
whole far above an average crop. With mills
enough 10 supply us with bread, q large suppl,
of grain, besides many thousands bushels to
feed the armies, Lincoln's blockade will, in the
end, be rather Il blessing than q misfortune L,
us.-BatsoriMe Independent.
MORE SOLDIERS rRoN KocxINGuAu.
The Rockingham "Register' says tina, the
wife OF Capt. Vim. F. Deatrick, Of Company G.
Virginia militia, residing near Ouoblue, In
this county, presented the State. mot her hus
band, for he WAS absent on duty at WinchNS.
ter on Saturday morning last, with three boys
At enc birth They weighed sixteen pounds.
The patriotic mother and two OF the ''boys" are
doirg wcll-the other little fellow was not so
well, though hopes sre entertained that he,
toe, will yet DO a man. They are to be named
Johnston, Leo and ge%aurQsard.
KIrLIp cASNoS
We learn from Washington that the hands
in the Navy Yard vt that station, are working
night and day, rifing cannon, and that after
they are finished they are instantly pu; in 20
si,ion for immediate use. Gen. Mcclellan has
ordered nine hundred rifle cannon to BE- instant
ly ,uru,d out, and Tor this purpose Il slronG
force has been pu, On, night and day.
LIT us be fully prepared, ard read! luy
tllcrn.--.NvrfoN Day Booh
SPuSky WOMAN.
The Asnvillu IN. C.) News" says that 4
fellow namcl Virgins up in lancy county,
WAS expressing his sympathy for Lincoln, ard
venting bis treason in abuse OF the Southern
Conicdrrscy, when Mrs. Medley Knocked him
down with u chair and pu,nrnelcd him well,
and would, probably, have pou"ded his life on.
Of him. had not some one interiered. The
News" thinks that q company Of such women
would whip all tho tories in the South.
"oLp UNCLE NED"
Capt. Travis, who is now Inspector Of Arms
in Gen. Vests district, informs US that while
he WIS at Granada, a venerable old Oakley,
Uncle Ned" gave to the Confedcracy two
bullet monlds that run thirty balls at a time.
valued at sixty dollsrs, a very fine shot gun
that carries twenty-five buck shots, and Two
Queen Ammo muske,s. Ned refused TO take
any pay, but gave up his arms "lor the good
Oh Masss jeff Davis and de Sout.'- T~tcksbuty
pnpTr.
The papers from all parts Of this State re.
present the cotton crops as being much injured
by the constant heavy rains of the last sl>
weeks. Like complaints come from portions
Of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia, and 4
serious deficiency in the crop is unprecedented -
Ner Orleons Delta.