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trea us run out very last.

HOLDING THE MIRROR Ut 20 EATrGc. c.Gc.,.
jeff Thompaon and hia companion " l!:'i.sn
john" ATTENDED an exhibition Of Ia5!s'& ~
Memphis, on lhc night nj the 23i Tao -lY:.
lanchs says amopg tie Tableaax portrayed;
yas scene taken lrorl Mrs. Uemans' wor rk.--
the death Of Edith. IN ii are snTersi l,t;aus,
and among the chief Of those seea was "a Kh;:,
upon seeing whom, bedecked with tho para
phernaIa Of var, "lndiaD John" tae comrsn.
ion Of jeff. Thompson, arose and gave ven. 10
a whoop such as would hsve done no disc a6it
to him had be uttered it among his native ior.
ests. The ladies' didn't scream, BIZ! tlay must
have felt Ike it, for the "oh rnsrcys." that
were uttered we.c iDnumsrSble.
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DIED..

DIED. the residence Of his father IN Pauauisr county
on Saturday, 14th u;., JAMES ". HOPE nearly ~
years old Of typhoid fever contracted Ia tho army e. a.
Thus has another OF noble youths fallen marty. n
biz counrys cSuse The suss OF this obltusy ed
moral excellence He ~ss so ooehtn and aSectCn.
ate and bro,htr Faithful snd nautrtou, 10 all no
duties that deIol7ed upon him. he rich proiss of
usefulness IN Ill., and OF conrt to bis parents In ther
declining yesrs but se would bow In supni:.on to that
Frovdencs which has ordered bis separation fr.e ds
tha. loved him. and Win take comfort IN the
that be well prepared for bsttaT world Than this
"orr loas is bis eternal Gai1-S J. ". y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
Moro Federal Depreciation.

We learn that some 60 or 100 Of the Fede-
raj forces crossed the Potomac River at Har-
per Ferry, late on Saturday night, and ven.
turcd as far this way as lIalltown. Three Of
the Confederate pickc,s fred upon them, when
they scampered in double quick, dropping in
their flight, number Of chickens which they
had stolen from Mr.. pltrieIi Hagan, living
about miles from the Ferry. They also az
propriated to themselves two Of Mr.. llagan S
horses and Que from Mr. Joseph Eichelberger.
Tuesday morning they again crossed, and
destroyed property in the Drug Stole Of DR..
Clagse,l, and committed other depredatlons. -
Their object seeuus to be piunder. We are in
cIined to think they will cross once too often
for their safety Char'eston Fa.) Free Pres.
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Letter from Lewisburc, yn.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
rx.,c,,p- ", a., 4


LEw:GrugG. w., Oct. 3.
1t has rained constantly for :ho last vcck OF
ten days, and the roads ere in miserable con,
dition. The rivers and c:eeks were aevsT
known to be so high. Our bridges over scmo
Of the streams, and solne OF our reads, haye
been swept away. Ge!i. Lee still retains ia
position on Big Sewell, tho same sslec;c,; by
Gen. Wise. ln consequence Of tho rai:.t ihu
enemy have been cut eft froui thei. supplies
Yesterday seven Of his suen deserted ai.i
came to our camp They say they sr@ 81 81
four crackers per day for cach nar, and ca:.
get neither .enforccments ntr supple. ~,
their boats have been washed out CT Gaulr'
and lost. 1t is now the most favorable rr!"n
for attack we have ever had. S:!a'l'd wu i,,.:,
pleasant weather for f.w ds"s, tbs ci"i.y
will he enabled to reinforce, for .hn n.cc'a'H
strea us run out very fast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
Descent upon occoquau.

From the Potomac to-day, we have tidIngs
that the Northern invaders, in large force, have
effected landing ut Oecoqnan, about %
miles South Of Alexandria. Unsurpassed that
their object is to move against the batteries
which We have lately built lower down the
Potomac, and which the Northern papers say
have etIcctually closed the navigation OF that
river We may reasonably anticipate iInme--
date active movements in that quarter on h'tlI
sjdps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

TRADE WITH RIcuAoND.-The largest train Of
cars ever run on the R;chmoad and Fredericks.
burg Railroad to this place, arrived here Fri .
day last, filled with merchandise, &c, from
Richmond. Our Richmond friends should cnl'
tixate the trade by liberal advertising in this
quarter, as 80 car loads Of goods at one time is
something even to big cHnprd. --Fredericks.
Jlr1 Herald
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The Yankees at Hatteras have CT . canal

The Yankees at Hatteras have CIT . canal
across the point on which the fort is erected,
and above the latter, to assis; il keeping :%ay
the Confederate troops The wa'e: ho~s v''ry
rapidly through This iyke, '.;; !, thrteby
deepening and widenns, al 4 y, probable
the small island on whirh IA. 'urtiicatau Is
built will BIZ entirely swept ava. ~ The s:n:ms
which arc cnriII,r a. that li''a'i.", especially
in the y in!cr T;:e b:uii :ati''n}- ',F "fi'jhe
Island twenty ii:s miles di,:r,: tc0*' H't:e-
ras, ave p-og,e, sing rapidly, a:'d :"rouS ard
iudicuu: measures are N progress TO Prevent
any further intrusion b. the Fr.:.ral Fandals
upon the soil Of the Old Nrf'h State
Charls.tun Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

Ak INCIDENT os THE WAR.-Two brothers,
one living in Portsmouth, N. f., the other in
New Orleans, owned four ships. The South
eru brother hoisted on two Of the ships the
Confederate Hsg, and the vessels were captured
by the United States navy. The Northern
brother hoisted on two of the ships the Stars
and Stripes and these vessels were captured
by the Southern privateers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

YANKEE AFFECTION FOX THE NEGKo.---W e
learn that three out of four negro men, pilo's
and bostsmen, who made their escape at Ger
tain point on the North Carolina coast to cne
of the Yankee vessels, endeavored 10 return ID
their homes, and were sho, in the attempt
They were worked so harl By the Yankees
that they could not stand it, and were shot
down like dogs when they tried to sc: away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

Mrs Martha Smith, a lady ninety.lour or
nincty.fv years old, living West Of Clinton,
in this county, has recently knit two pairs OF
socks for our soldiers the aged and the
young alike are engaged heart and soul in our
glorious war ofindspeudence. Such instances
Of patriotism and effort on the part Of those 50
old are but fresh evidences of the unity Of feel
ing pervading the whole Sonth. Under the
blessing of God, we are invincible us well az
uncomfortable. .-ERtun {.4la) Obssrrer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

TaE BELGIAN STEAMSHIP CoSGgEss SkEN.-
The ship Antarctic, Capt. S:outstr, which ar
rived at New York on "Wednesday tom Ant
werp, reports that on the Is: Instant, in lsti-
tude, 49 81, longitude 81 04, she saw the Bel
gian steamship Congress, from Antwerp, Au-
gust oath, bound to New York, under canvas
alone, her machinery being appsrently disa-
t.S
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We are informed that considerable interest
is manifested in the 18th Mississippi regiment,
upon the subject Of religion; number have
proiessed conversion and tho good work is in
creasing among tho men. Prayer meetings
ore held, at their camp every evening at Z
o'clock. We are requested to invite tho pray.
ing portion Of our people to aid in the good
work. Go out md help; the Lord is on our
side LeesJurg (Ha) WasAingtonian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

REcEIvER-Thc appointment Of Receiver un'
der the Sequestration Act Of the Confederate
Congress, for the District of which Frederlcks'
burg forms part has been conferred on w.
A. Maury, Esq, recently of Washington city.
The appointment was originally confsrred upon
j. j. Chew, Esq, but Mr.. @. was ineligible on
account of holding the oiii 'n Of Clerk Of the
Court rt.-Fredericksburg Nces
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Tue SEvENTuIRry LoAM-The total amount
OF subscriptions to the 7.30 per cent. loan
within the last fortnight is 1866, 900. The
whole amount paid up to Saturday night, since
the first subscription, is 33,T4o,00o The
whole amount Of private subscriptions from the
10Th of August to the 2l'h Of September
is:-At New York, Sl0.i4b, 900; Boston,
s5,0OO,OOO; Philadelphia s. 900; other
agencies, say $l, 100000. Total, $685., 900.
" T. Tribune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

The Cincinnati Enquirer" learns fr"m
sleAmooatnan, from St. Louis, that the Gov
ernnrnt is building four propellers and torty
fats of solid timber, each sixty feet long and
twenty-five feet wide, to be used in the con-
templated Southern expedition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
For the ENQUIRER.
= VT WV ~@'' WV ~
PresldcntIaIE Electors.

MsssRs EDIroRs: The time is near at hard
for the Presidential Election, and yet no E!ec-
toral ticket has been announced. 1t is tu!c
it were done, and suggest that the editors "I
the enquirer" "Whis" and "EyanIner' get
tqsether and recommend ticket, and further
suggest that SIREN original Breckinrijgo men
be selected. sefer original Bell men and .te"'
Douglas men, making eiyhteea, all now pledged
to the election Of MeSsrs. Davis and Stephens,
be selected, and at once announced. There is
no contest about the matter, and no doubt such
IN arrangement would be satisfactory. From
this (2d) district E. W. Massenburg, Of Purts
mouth, would be satisfactory.
SECOND DISTRICT
NASsEMoSp Co. Oct 4th, 1861
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08
.rho poblp sustained siege and held their no

who noblv sustai.ed siege and held their po
sitiol long enough for reinfo:c.Intn!s TO have
been sent TO theu, even from st. Louis, wheTi.
General Fremont had nn immense force Idly
waiting lis orders
L,,t night tho wulurn recently rriraSci
from arrest, the Mesdsmes Phillips and Grrc'-
how m1de the announcement ut the rlrwS e
MuIligan's surrender the occasion OF an iiiumi.
nation Of their houses, aud other nan'ieSta-
tons OF rejoicing over the defeat Of gallant
band Of Union soldiers.
A SUCCESSOR r0R ,;ES. FREMONT.
An effort is making to have ex.Secretary OF
Wa: Holt appointed Major General, and de-
tailed to the Department Of the West as the
successor Of Fremont.
MOVEMENTS OF HOS. hAHiEL 5. DICKINSON.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 25, 1851.
On the 25th September, Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson and H. B. Wright addressed meet
ing at Waverley, Pa, in the afternoon, and at
Scranton in the evening. The number pre-
sent At Wavcry was ten thousand, and at
Scantou, although but thirty minutes notice
was given Of the mcetiDg over thousand
The speeches of both gentlemen were loudly
applauded The "peacc men, received their
especial attention. Northern Pennsylvania is
really indebted to Hon. Daniel $. Dickinson
for his mastsrly efforts in behalf of tho Union.
No other man could have prndaccd such an et.
feel.
SPLENDID NEWS FROM wASiiISuToS.
The American correspondent Of the London
Standard" states We know nor how truly,
limit her Majesty Mrs Lincoln is doing much
70 mske King Abraham unpopular. Her con
duct is described as that Of al uaeducatcl fe-
male without good sense, who has beea un-
luckily elevated into sphere for @aich she
cannot easily tit herself tbs wry "r may
not BE-, hut when tine writer "a question, IS de-
signing to clnch the ua adds, " In fact, Mrs
Lincoln is making judy "f herself" we beg
to scrunch that correspondent under the hee!
of our thickest cricketiug shoe, ami he is
hereby scrunched accordingly. Making I
judy of herself, indeed! What notler aspira.
ton, what more beautiful ambition could til
the bosom Of created woman? To fit EerScl!
to be q bride for Pinch, should AZrcal, or Sir
9. C., vary existing arrangements, or should
Punch think lavorably OF Mormon!sm! TIE
correspondent Of the Standurd has un"ittnS-
ly bestowed on Mrs. L. the highest praise
which pen can set down and ifit be true that
lady Of such n nature is the Queen Regnant
in tue Union, the North is, indeed, to be CON.
gratulated We hope to bear more of her
Judyising proclivities. es.-Pnnch.
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Court MARrIAL-Thc court martial trial ii

CouRr MARrIAl.-The couri martial trial III
the case OF the man Miller, chars d with shoot
ing with intent to kill Captain Henderson, o'
the Jefferson Cavalry, is still in progress
The testimony Is exceedingly voluminous, and
seve,aI days will be yet required to complete
the taking OF evidence. Geo. w. Ward is ac;-
ing as Judge Advocate, and K Il. Byrd ap'
pears as assistant prosecutor. The prisoner is
defended by Messrs J. Z. Wrodson, OF llarri.
soaburg, and Phillip Williams ofthis place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

The Memphis appeal has been ahesn :
specimen Of lace, the kind known as po;nt
appliquec, which vas r1lked IS '-4y of
that city, and will be presented TO tie LADY %.
President Da7is. I: contains twenty tii!arsnt
patterns, end, the Appeal" sags, WI ccu,
pare favorab with tho tcst,jjmoP.ah pro-
duclions of the kind.
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NASsENoSD Co., Oct. 4th, 1861.
IN ihs Elitors Of Ma Enqnirrr:

r" hs Editors Of the Enqnirrr:;
WARRENrnS, Va. Sept. "dth, lot;o.
Gcnt!emcn-It is the wish Of large NUN.
Der of the voters Of this District to. have the
Hon Winter ". Payne announced rs car
ldate for E!ector Tor President and Vice Pre-,
sident, and hope he will have no objection to
serving. Please announce HIM as such.
MANY VoTERs
The amount Of the national loan taken in
Cincinnati is s200,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

CAPT. RAPHAEL SExMgs.--Cast. Senmsa, the
gallant commander Of the prva!eor Sa:n:e:,
was a volunteer officer in Works staff il the
march from Vera Cruz to tbs city Ct MsSi;2.
At the close Of the war he lived i1 Aipb.;- ccuE-
~, and at Springhill wrote lis bGok "AaJa:
and Ashore" which is decidedly, - Ill kinds
Of literary merit, superior /: snY t19k on the
sDhicct
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The Kentucky Unionists Don't Stand
Fire.

The rulnorcd arrest Of Rev. Peyton HARRISON
at Berkeley Springs while conveying the widow
OF his son who fell at Manassas, III her rela-
tiVes-wIll add to the tletestalion Of mon who
could not respect his Office and his mi 'sion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

ESCAPE OF FIVE or TIE PRISONERS SgsT 80
New OnLEASs.-NiEe,ecE: CoLtodc-.ts States rrgii-
lars. who accompanied liz Lrst batch of frr kceS
SEM from this city, por:iaa ol thoir guard, iS-
turned easily yesterday morning under coalinnG #
Lieut.. Ochiliree. Cpon .eEc!ns New Orlrans !.
was discovered that brt 24+ O! the ESQ pri.onrtd
sent from here responded to tnpir nanleS: The re-,
mining eix, with one exception, elected their CO.
cnpr, i; il thought during rome o! the many cEarsc;
Of ears along the route. The exception sScken o.
n,rruhsr OF New York Regimen; who bro;a ii's
leg by full ut Petersburg, ard ~. lett behind IN
that city. It is scarcely possible ;hat the fGgt's-
car su:cceL il making their way Out 8: Dixie.
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Re-Arrosted.

MOBILE Oct. 5.--The four prisoners wao ss
oaped en- route to New Orleans, have been ~
rested and Judged in Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

Gov. Buckingham has called an extra ses-
sion of the Connecticut Leg islature, to meet in
Hartford on the 9th of October.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

4 PRoXINESr CIVILIAN PRISosER.-AmoDg
the prisoners Of war in Tobacco warehouse, prison
No. J. at Rockets, is Calvin Huson Jr., Of Roches
ter, n Y, who captured near the battlefield OF
Bull Rum in the carriage OF Congressman Ely, also
prisoner in the same warehouse. Mr.. Huson was
the op ponent Of Mr.. Ely for thepositon Of repro
sentative Of the Rochester Distric! in Congress- and
WAS defeated by the latter after animated contest
lie is lawyer Of some distinction, and WAS formerly
District Attorney of the city of Rochester He is said
to have been present upon the battle held through
motives OF humanity to certain members OF the regi-
ment from the district in which he resides. Huson
is now quito i'll with the Typhoid fever, and has been
10 for several weeks past. He ID kindly cared for
both by our surgeons and by Mr. Ely, who is his con-
ssant attendant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

PROCEEDINGS uNDER TIE SEoGEsrRATIoN ACT.
We learn that Patrick Henry Aylett Esq, tho enes-
grtc aud able District At.orpy for the Confederate
States, has already issued, under the sequesraton
act processes sguinst the property OF aliens in this
city, to the amount of nearly hafa million Of dollars
The ana disposition OF tho property thus seQues'Ea-
ted rests with the Confederate States District Court
Judge HaIy yburton, before whom the formal Proceed-
inys necessary to judicial conascaton will be
promptly instituted and vigorously prosecuted
t'hcse proceedings, though not quite as summary,
perhaps, as those adopted by the Yankees in their
ssi.urs OF Southern property will nevertheless. be
found fully as sure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

PERsONAL.-We regret to see in some OF the
Arkansa. paprr- charges ofuE.cGGdness towards me
South alleged against car talented young :rsnd
William ~ Fi,ih,cb, Late Of tkis city, bat now 4
resident OF Greenwood, Arkarsha and Il member O:
lie State Convention.
Mr.. +. is Il son Of ;c late co.. Frederick fIshboch,
OF CGpepcr county, il this Stale was born aud raised
within ten miles ni the late r.sdrEcc o' the senior
Editor Of this pupcr Of one o the oldest families IN
,ls State, whose grandfather was one OF tho patriots
NJ the Revolution: WAS educated NJ tho University nf
Virginia, and stu,ir.: Jaw in this city js! before his
removal to the State Of Arkansas.
Alr. +. is one OF thosu men who wa3 ardcntly III,
,uched TO the late Union oi there States, as formed
aud Interpreted BY our fathers and dcsros Of seeing
it perpctuatcd in that spirit but ut the samc tme held
firmly the doctrine Of State rights according to the
Virginia Interpretation, which is known TO he the
very antpode Of Lineoln's construction OF the tede-
rul Constitution.
We have heard that Mr. T. male the declaration.
on setting out from here tor the West that he could
never be induced to settle in u trco State
AS We have said, it is subject OF deep regret TO
zee unjust imputations cast upon any OF our pubic
men ut such times rs these. We doubt whether our
good old mother State ever sunt out from her bosom
better or worther son. many OF greater PROMISE
tlan our young friend and former relgkbor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

MISSING ARMY CoNrRIsuTloNs.-There is
much complain. in certain circles Of the vexat'ous
delays unnecessary obstacles, and heavy lo''e'
which have been encountered in the forwarding
hi,her OF the popular contributions TO the wants OF
our army We have been assured, in an otisnl quar-
ter, that boxes of clothing s,orss &c. assigned fortbc
Use Of our gallant soldiers, are often thrown aside en-
route from various points to this city, or broken open
and rifed of their content, by parties in the pny Of
the Confedcracy tis even intinated that the trans
mission or these oratuteus contributions to the main
tenanec of the army is often purposely delayed in
order that clothing by the TOR
and pud for. Improbable and mean Us this charge
may may appear, it is nevertheless. asserted with much
carnestsr. BY those whose credibility ieT if any,
can be found to question. Justice to our bruyc SOL
ders and the liberal and patriotic donors Of these
valuable army supplies, imperatively demand cor
rcction Of tho neglect or outrage complained OF.
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Irurn SOrth.SNesfernV Virginia.

Through distinguished and reliable gcnIie
man Of this city, who came down from the
Warm Springs IN Saturdays Central train, We
obtain the gratifying intelligence That the re-
port 0: the battle ard victory, near Cheat
Mountain, on Thursday, mentioned in our last
issue, was truc lie d;d not learn the details
further than that Reynolds CAME forward from
his camp with five Thousand men to al,ac
Jackson, thinking doubtless thatalter the dcpar'
turc ui Lee with i considerable portion of his
command, for the relief o: the forces On Seweil
Mountain, brilliant Yankee victory would be
achieved. Our forces were we'll posted on
Grecnbriar river, aud met and repelled the at
tack in manner which must re-assurc the
country of the gallantry and efficiency ut The
officers and men NJ that point. The battle WIS
continued for four hours, and RESULTED, IN the
repulse Of the enemy with neavy loss. The
loss of our forces was only four killed ard
twenty ~uunded.
The Kentucky Unionists Don't Stand
FIrc.
Twelve hundred Cn,cnists OF Christian and
adjoining Counties, armed with n.uskets in
defence of the stars ard stripes. inglOrously
fled from Their camp, the other .:a,', abaa..on-
lng their arms and aa,muuition to ABOUT an
eq;,i fo:c. of their ant.Lincoln fellow citizens
who cams upon them Why was this? None
Of the kentuckians are cpwards. but the truth
is, the heart Of none of them is in this Lincoln
business. Conscience max es towards Of them
all
-~-S-<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

ATTRNrT TO MrRDEA-Between 7 and s
o'clock on Saturday night. man named William Mott,
the keeper oa provision STALL in the vegetable market.
18th street, sho. his STALL and very dangerously
wounded by man named John Wide, who was arrested
Immediately after.
The a6ar !, said to haya original through ISsses a.
cards. the shot is thought TO have intended for
named VIM. Peasley but In the absence OF any nn-
thsniicated facts forbrar from giving any fuller state
ment. The wound inflicted with siissssppi rite
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

ALIEN ENEMIES following parties -.
crcd passports from III" Coae'!srsey ye-;er"cy, :.
uIirn cnc,ncs: Hugh McGovern, JGa:'s Roc.:*, y.
\. Storey, I. II. Stevenson. Among th3So WHO Up
ple,i for passports Was New Yorker AID i:;s vito,
the former Of whom upon being informed that !: iu
lett the country as au alien lie could rot agsI re,a:
.ad, with much moro Of earnest emphasis than u
elegance Of dicton, that he'd bedt -d<.! il he wcd
accept Il passport. then for he lad been n-ntins IL
the cause OF the South for a"o months, Ind he rad
10 Intention OF turning his hscx upo il no"'. -iai
:!cc,oaatey tuckipg his wits urdsr kis ann. 'h:s
Northern luau wi:h genuine Southern pr:rcp.": -
,urn.d 10 lis Richmond home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-08

BEFORE COMMISSIONER LroSs.-J. P. Adams
Lid R. ". shurf, two s.a.. prisoners, were examined
before c. s. Commissioner Lyons, Saturday The former
acquitted Of the charge Of dloysty TO tho SOUTH
shurtln Il an artist connected with New York " Illus
trated and was prisoner several months ago,
by detachment of arus.sl MasEudrr's conHsnd Hesr
aswpors News.
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EXAMINATION OF ToKIgs.-Tbomas snd d.

EXAMINATION OF ToKIgs.-Thomas snd De-
viz W;llinnis, James Cantley and John Cet, tones
iron. Boone county, Western Virginia. were y"s'"I-
day examined, together with Samuel Tatuni, O. Bal
:.nqrc. before Special Confederate States Com,ns-
-ioner james Lyons, upon suspicion Of being ;ni''i
cal 10 the Government. The result Of the c1siEnn-
ton WAS not nude known, and the prisonrr. wero
renuuied 10 the county Jail. Tstum Wa orG'g,d
npen one Of our Potomue bAtterica, ard stouty iE-
.i= wp"n his loyalty to the South.