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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
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WIitREAS. vacancies have occurred in the Conyen-
" ;ion Of Virginia, BY the resignation OF Williams u
~"issh.u, the member elect from the county CT Henrico.
..tb the death Of Juha N. Hughes, the member from
&c eoaa:y Of Randolph, and OF Valentine ": %southsll,
- 1-tnb=r IRON The equity OF Aloemarls ana, also, oy
- ~-xpuls:on .ram ,he Convection OF Caleb Bogges,, Of
"c eeuLty NJ Lrwis, VIZ. q. Brown and JamesC: mc9rea
"a county Of Preston, John 8. burdett: 81 me county
. Ia, lnr, Jane. Burnley, OF the county OF Marshall, John
SCari;l-. Of the county Of Harrison. hsrshai ID. Dtnt, o,
= county CT Monongaliu. K. y. Hall. OF NE county OF
aai.0n, CHI s,er y. Hubbard, Of the county OF Ohio, Jno-o.
ht.'oD, nfthe county Of Wood, Geo. McPorter, ofthe county
iHancork, chapman J. Stuarr, OF the District composed OF
=: r0nnties Of Doddridge and Tyler, and Campbell Iarr,
a- county Of Brooke Therefore, the Sherifs OF the
'ei counties and istricts are hereby required to hold an
s.Faon 10 each Of said counties and districts, at the
,e:rt.l places Of voting pre.cnbed by law for Il mem
st', o, members, as the case may he, Of the Convention
"' e.rh Of said counties and district to supply the w.
S,t.ei., aforesaid. The election 10 he on III: 2ilh of
ve;ok.r next.
':vea under my hand as Governor, and under the seal
Il the Commonwealth, at Richmond. this 10Th day
Is Of September, 1861, and In the s6th year Of tho
- Commonwealth.
lnIJN 7 ETnUER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

u CAfsD.
WE have TO pay cash for nearly every thing now need
w ed in the line of our business, We will from this dat
decline continuing accounts, except with those person.
who have regularly settled their bills With Us to the lsto Of
January and July.
Accounts not paid to the LIST July lust passed cannot be
Increased. '. X. PRIZE & CU.
Tniv 0g-tf
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SIOO REWtRn

$IOO REWARD.
dor the delivery to me Of my carriage driver, BEVERLY
l. He Is 81 years old: color black; ELK feet high; fact
covered With short beard and moustache; large eyebrow:
and curling eye-lashes. He probably travels In q darl
grey, mixed summer coat, or blue cloth, with brass button.
and carpet bag. He says he has read Shakespeare, am
may travel with a forged pass, and shave OF his beart
when he reads this. he has relatives at Dr.. Z. II. Stewards
In King George, and Mrs. Or. Frank Tnliafcrro's, In Or
ange, with whom he has been recently corresponding bJ
letter. Ills object being evidently 10 escape, he Is doubt
less lurking about the shore Of The Potomac, or makinghIi
way Northwari, and gay be about our encampments. Til,
above reward will be paid Il caught over 50 miles from
Fredericksburg, otherwise 40.
Auv,st o-tfIUs A.. n. FRNARD-
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Helny rn .are! la other luri:- ana " .r>lrr: ...u
Fl ION hun-, ..mmi;. with great -. g. -. -, ui
the education I III, -. ~hn may h" .,t =. hr,.,u.iiri,; =.
Mr.. II. W Iursit chmGirnd him high u" in. : ~ -
an able 49, experienced T"ach' ! a'"l : h'i-''.I!, .,s,."u.
lie has been 4 iencIrr 1T u Ohm IL. 'r The T. three
years. = l. "r.r>.
Fo,t MagruIrr. t~-r Williamsburg, -"li i I-|i
Ann, lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

AUGUSTA, Sept. 1.-THE publication Of the
New York DAILY News" has been suspended.
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SPErlAL ,uIiCES.

N~SPECIAE NorICE.-TEN DOLLARS q
60 year saved al the least calculation, ny using one
Of Grah ms SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH.
ING. They cost but sEvESTY.YIyE CENTS. Sent by mail on
receipt Of 50 in postage stamps or otherwise.
Also, every kind Of PLAIN y n BRANDS for
Flour, Tobacco, Liquor, Machinery, &C., Tste 10 order
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
A. +. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door 10 the Columbian Hotel,
Shnckne slip, EiclInmnh. vs..
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NOTICE TO CAPITAL.

NOTICE TO
TgNllE advertiser, having laIge experience
Il In Naval and Steam affairs, Is DESTROYS L4=.1ERHs
OF forming q Joint Stock Company, Tor the&SIsIEB
purpose Of operating, ut sea, against The ThkEx-8a
Federal GoYeI nmrnt. lie is satisfied his plan Is the Most
feasible one that could lie adopted, and one thsf will ylsld
lsrge profits.
A personsal interview can be had with him al he Ex'
change Hulel and Ballard House, No. u, from 10 4. NJ. 10
Q p. ~. daily, June l5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

KICHmOHD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TNllE next senslcn of this Institution will begin OCTOBER
lst, IsGI, and Is expected TO correspond in ail RESPECTS
u those Of former years.
The same faculty will remain; the terms will be ~ here
tofore, and the SAME liberal patronage from this section
and the South Is hoped Tor.
sS- II has been decided TO give to The daughters Of Vol.
unterrs In the serrlceof the Confesiera ate States, u.tion In
tile English branches FREE uF CHARGE.
Catalogues may be found al all the bookstores Vi che
city.
For further Information apply to
CHARLES II. WINSTON.
g.. .rII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

irr Ne" Orleans Delta" says that Gov.
NMear. u New York, is extensively interest
81 ~ .r,pvrsy II. that city, aud probably Else.
7Icrc i. the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Ordnance Department OF Virginia.
Corner Ith and Cary Streets.
NSTAG0SS - Persons who hare furnished this d-part:
w ulent with wagons without bo1es, are invited To calf,
a., more are wanted. Z. lMMQCK,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
WASTED-rrur good BlACKSMITIS are wanted, tc
whom good nay will he riven. Sept ls-l6l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

III aCSE q x neat Cottage, cor. a..
III her Mar.hall and 18Th streets, Is for rent from EJ,n,,l
Isl October next. On the premises there Is r well Of I'll
pure water. Rent 1850 per annum. Apply to
+. JOHNSTON
Sept, lg-tl 1j Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Tnp Sorru OSLY OSE GENERATION BguINp
!=s IokTn.-We clip the following in refer
..s 10 the population Of the Southern States,
inn 3 late number OF the Louisville Courier"
The South the fifteen Southern States-.con-
tain no$ almost precisely as much population
4, the whole Unian contained by the census
0ilS3o The south, therefore, is only about
ole generation behind all the United States by
he crr,sls Of 1860. There are only about three
Of the civilized nations that exceed it in terri
pry, probably six in population, aud about
one in wealth ard none so free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

- d Is g. WALFOKD
HS AGENTS FOR
Ife and Fire Insurance.,
behring's Fire and burglar Proof Safes,
Machine betting, lLeathcr and %Nubber,)
Mcureiy's Church and other BELLS,
lsn MAIN STREET,
anrcb 20 Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

Inc fredericksburg Recorder in All srti-
Ct: II advocacy al the reelection Of Vice Pfesi.
-, s.. phcns says:
Ills r;pr~ judgment, his thorough acquain-
:.n,c xI,h all the details and machinery of
{. vyrnu,rnt, render him pre.cminently the
EAR 10 serve as our Vice President, and if
:tis he ~ bill the Chair Of State"
l. ~aiu'oa 10 rhe argulnsnt against Mr..
>sPaci.S because VI i,s geographical location,
/: <i?>:
"ti"d forbid that we should seek to inoculate
IL sy stem OF the new Republic with ~section-
..t,m, that bancful disease which proved the
arsa If the old Union. Let such all attempt
crowned upon By all patriots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

MARYLAND RErCGEEs.-A party Of twenty.
Conr refugees from Maryland, including two 'listin-
guislied members OF the Legislature Of that Cypress.
ed old Commonwealth, reached here yesterday, and
report u condition Of affairs in their native State SO
shocking to every American idea Of independence
and Of moral ~propricty that it would be deemed in
credible but tor the high character Of those BY whom
the accuracy Of these reports are vouchcd for. In
deed, it might well he said that the truth OF 0nrY-
lands unwilling degradation has not been hnlf told.
rhrrc wns, on the part OF the gentlemen referred to,
an evident Discrimination TO mention the apparently
wcll-prounded rrInors Of Respectable iuatrUu- viO-
lated, of husbands and fathers rniely dragged from
their families, Of homes dcsolated and Of property
wantonly ~lcspoiled, md yet their recital Of well all
tlcu,jcuted facts, in 20 fur beyond what has hereto
fora been conceived to he ni possible occurrence IN
Il free country, that only hy the utter walt OF every
means of effective Resistance can the passive sub
mission OF the people III Maryland he rcc"nciird
with their known gulluntry and spirit. Unc rllIsc Of
the present sullcn quietude Ui the State IL revealed
in nm ELOQUENT remark Of one OF the refugees, Al gen.
,lcIlau OF eminent character ind widespread inAu
cucr
"Tle eyer Of our people" he remarked. ''arn liked,
with their hopes, upon the Virginia shore ntthc fu-
touac, unl uii ears are strained 20 catch. from that
direction, the first sounds Of the yearnlneiy expected
Succur.'"
And Tins it truly il. Maryland has surrendered
her ancient sclf-reliuIIl spirit, to her rontidInE hope
Of MD from the Southern ConteLeracy, and uy 80 do
ing has rendered the tender If that mid, promptly
and powerfully, II duty u sacred To our honor rs 1t
should he grateful to our affection.
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U'rsiEKN LITERARY aNSfsTG'fl
MRS. FANNY p. DlGIiES,

WNKRENIUN, FINUINIA,
nJUIs Institution will te re-opcied on the l5ti day OF
i Septe albrr, uader The supervision OF Mrs. Digy-s, u.s.
sisted, as heretofore, by most efficient teachers.
July 23-am
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MISSES KING. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

N KISSES KING. SCIIOOL FOR T.
LADIES.
TslIIE mex, session Of this School will commence OIL The
Il LIST Of OCTOBER, 1851.
For further Information, apply TO Misses KING, corner
Of Broad and Mayo street.
Sept 2-dlm HELEN Z LUCY KING.
slHE TWENTE-SIXEH >IISSlON VI the
4 Subscribers Schu0l, ut N0ril:wood, Charles City coun-
~, will begin on the first Monday IN October next, mud end
on the l5tn Of July following.
Board, tu!hon, washing, lights, &C., $lja, for the scholas'
tic term, half In advance.
O., IL II FFKElSl0S
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MRS. ROO Fps HOAISDl>G AND DAi
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
fHNilE Third Session OF this School Will colnHlenfe on the
4 LIST day OF October next.
Compel ut assistants have been employed, and the
course Of study heretofore pursued VIII he CONTINUED.
For circulars, containing terms, &c. apply TO
HENRY L. BROOKE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

G.onsr w.. MuxYoxu, Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
80 ROBERT \. FULTON, a Printer,
~ can obtain some interesting Informs alton by call
'tr (, III. osicr. Sept. 10.
s@TO THE VOTERS OF THE Sew
49, kSTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COM
ry:tD uY THE CoCSTIES OF CAMPBELL, AMHERST,
stEUS, FLCVhESA AND BCCklSu-
.AN.-At The solicitation OF q Lumber OF gentlemen OF
Ss-sent parties, throughout the. District! announce ny.
h! 4 Candidate TO represent, you In The hrst Congress Of
ian.
isiii take an early opportunity to address the people at
Ss'r respective Court Houses.
Sept is-ctf AmES P. HoLcoaBE.
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UV kENHNTVVI ' d.
X &c ii MOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
OK GgAcg STREET, BhIwEES 3p Asp 4rH.
4. NJ. DUPUY, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
n7IIE mex, Session of this Institution, for Boarding and
Day Scholars, will commence on the lst Of OCTOBER,
1851.
The Principal will be aided by Il %tll selected cor pa OF
assistants In every department.
The terms will remain unaltered.
For further information, apply 10
A. ~. nUPuY,
tu.nn pt,hruop6 ro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

ARRIVAL OF THE BoDY OF Coz. joICS a.
WAsuiSGrox.-It is reported that the Central rmd
| brought TO this City last evening, the body oil Col.
john A.. Washington, proprietor OF the Mount Yer.
| non estate, who was said to have been killed in Il
skir,nish with the invaders of Western Virginia. We
had hoped that the rumor of Col. Wasliington's
death, might he d~isproved by later intelligence, but
that hope has apparently been ~dispelled by the arri-
val here Of his remains, and imposes upon us me mel
pinians, who huve already fallen in the defence of
their homes, another loved and honored name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
THE ExAYlxgR.-The property Of this jour

TIE ExAglSER.-The property OF this jour
usl was yesterday sold, and Mr.. John NJ. Daniel,
who had before owned but 4 molcty, became purcha-
ser Of tue entire establishment. Mr.. Daniel himself
bus left the city for the army. He Inns received Il
commission as aid.de camp from the Confederate Coy
eminent. and lus heen assigned to duty in the staff
Of Gen. Floyd. lie left Richmond tor the Army
Of X nnawha on Tuesday morning last.
During the ufscnce Of Mr.. Duniel. it il understood
that the "Examiner'' will be under the editorial con-
trl OF J.. q. Washington, Esq, well known to our
readers under the nom de plume OF Ariel DouOt-
less other editorial assistance been provided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20

ED CA1lUNA
N educated and experienced English Lady Is prepared
IA to give Lessons ia the Ornamental BREACHES. She
teaches Music, French, Painting nnd Drawing IRON Nature,
and Is highly recommended by many Southern families Of
high standing. Address, Without delay, c. T., Enquirer OF.
Ace. Richmond. Aug 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
'~Tlesns, at the sSpeass
G. W. 4 DAYLgY, Laid AerGt. Al: I'D
CHANGE OF FARE
L.NNEuRIRE 40 $40 IISN1

ETfA OF F.fRE
FROM LINCllBURG 70 SCUfTSE1LLE
= AMI after the eth lnsr., The Pare On 5-,-.,A"
~ orr Boats from l~.ynchburg to SEQ Is sa45Aaeet51as
vile will be- rai'ei TO Two and a haIf cents ~ISASN"T-S"'
per mile and Tor Int! mediate points between ii: to-
places.
B-Ios Sc"ttsvlllr, and from thence to II l:h,aonj, no al
trra,ion In the fare.
Sept 4 i. EDMOND ( co.
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NOTICE,

l GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of The Rna.
N nnkc Navigation Company, will he held IA; Halifax
Court ii"nsc, Va un Wednesday, the lG h OF October next.
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
Sept .U- d3,a avid G. II. UABANIss, Secretary.
TANNERS OIL! TANNERS OTL!! IAN
Il NEE'$ OIL!!.-50 Ibis. Turner's Oil for safe.
Srnt. lq-dlH. q. II. CIIALkLEY.
NGTrCE.-I desire 20 purchase Twenty or Thirty
~ II ands, on reasonable time, gond security and Interest
Address, at Newtonia, Wilkinson county, M!ss,
Aur 2i-cGiE WM. Is. HINES.
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1 TJQN SALES,

Sjh NEG GOES rhIs nA,. 81 :" o',o,k TX, will be
")O sold 81 IIteiy sla, es.
uICtnY nav, -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-20
PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS.
II. IL. Stark +,

Aug 29-dlm
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DS NEt:i<OES-We vii! Sell twenty-five likely NJ
~ GR0ES To-Day, at 10 o'clock.
PULLlAh d 90, Luct!n,
tll3 p.llN-. IfIt
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

will undoubtedly occur ere long.
Our troops will meet the enemy
firmly but they are dishatened,
and have lost their enthusiasm.
The body guard, who could
not have been induced to remain
and who will now disband asthe
terms of their enlistment permit,
accompany Gen Fremont and also
his entire staff, including Gen.
Asboth, commander oil the first
division.
Gen. Fremont will permit no
demonstration from the troops on
his departure.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
Missouri Letter.

David J. Heaston, Esq, a son
of Christian Heaston, formerly
resident of this place, but now of
Missouri, has written a lengthy
letter to his father, from which we
are permitted to make the follow
ing extracts:
Let no man
preach peace for treason. Urea
son ard Rebellion must be put
down the sane as horse-stealing,
or we can not have peace. | know
something of the barbarlsm of
Secession--their firing into cars,
cutting down rail road bridges,
shooting at Union men to scare
them out of the country, and 9TH
err desperate and barbarous deeds.
They are, generally, dangerous
men. Missourlans who engaged
In the Kansas war are, almost to
a man, Sccessionists. =
There are many traitors that
are Peace men, because they
are too cowardly to be Rebels. -
OF course all honest men desire
peace, bat they desire j: upon
honorable terms. We may cry
peace, peace, but we will have
no peace until treason and REBEL
ion are crushed out, and the SUI
premacy oithe laws give us peace.
| look upon every attempt to crap,
pile the Government, by crying
peace IN a Union neighborhood
or fight for your Liberties In Sc
cession neighborhood, as being
alike traitorous. Gov. WrIgh
talks to suit ne. He is an hon
est man. Better follow such mel
as Gov. Wright, aud Douglas
though dead, than such traitors a
John q. Davis
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
SHERIFErS SALE

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Fayeite Circuit Court
will exposeto sale At the court house door in
Winchester Randolph County. Indiana. on the
Odd day of November, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock "A. m. and 4
O'Clock ?. m. of said day. the following real
estate. situated in Randolph Co. Ind. to wit:
Twenty-Five acres of land off of the
north side of the south half of section
thirty five, in township nineteen, of range
twelve east, and bounded and described
as follows: Commencing twenty rods
south of the northeast corner of the
south half of section thirty-fve, township
nineteen, range twelve east, and running
from thence west TIN ee hundred and TWEEN
ty rods, from thence south eleven rods.
thence east three hundred and twenty rods
from thence north eleven rods 10 the
place of beginning.
Executed - The property Of Leonard Peiro.
at the suii 81 William Walker. for tie use oil
Nm. ID. Ross.
4. II. JENKINS.
Oct. %, 1861. fee $3.50, Sh'fR.C
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

Since the publication of Mr..
Camerons's letter to Gen. Sher-
man, we may without improperly
relate an anecdote of Gen. Ere
mont. A few days ago Missouri
an came to him with ample certIf-
icate of his fidelity to the Union,
asking permission to search
through the camp for three slaves
whom he believed to have been
taken into the service Of one OF
the Illinois regime nts. The Gen
eral politely declined, saying
he could not allow any one to en-
anime his camp for any purpose
except by regular authority oflaw,
and then the applicant went away,
Alter he had gone, Fremont turn
ed to the gentleman with whom he
had previously been talking:
Il dare say" said he, "thest
"persons may be here; but if they
are, they have come expecting to
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
TELEGRAPHic WAR NEWS
CLIPPED FROM DAILY PAPERS.
w cStern News.
A special dispatch to the S

A special dispatch to the ) .
Louis Republican SAYS:
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP Lyon,
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 3l.--A
good deal OF excitement has pre-
vailed in camp for some days
past, respecting a report of Gen.
Fremont'S suppression but advlces
at headquarters mention nothing
Of the kind.
Gen. Fremonts remoya, would
cause intense excitement, and
| suspect no little trouble in camp
A number Of officers declare they
would resign, in that event or in
sist upon creating him Dictator
of the Southwest, indepe ndent Of
the Administration, which is bit.
terly denounced in camp for its
vacillating and injudiclous policy
respecting this Department.
The list OF rebels killed in the
battle Of Friday last now nun.
bers 1871.
No intelligence has rs yet been
received OF Gen. Johnstsn'S as
sumption OF the command OF the
rebel forces I'm Missouri.
LEAvENwoprn.: Nov. IA
skirmish took place yesterday
about six miles east Of this place,
between a small force OF Missouri
militia under Major Josephs and
100 rebels. The rebels were sea.
with a small loss.
A battalion Of the Kansas Cd
regiment recently mustered out oil
service were collected in this city
and held in readiness to march to
the relief of Maj Josephs but
they were not required.
This regiment is being reorgan-
lied. Portions of Linn county,
Kansas, have recently been pill
aged by II araudiag parties IRON
Missouri.
A special dispatch to the 81
Louis Democrat says:
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. L.
Our scouts bring rs this morning
definite information that Pric,
has lett Sarcoxie and moved Vi;
Neosho towards Caseyllle, Bar
ny county.
Opinions differ as to whethe
he will march north from tina
point on Springfield, or continue
his retreat.
Gems. Pope and Nc Kinsta,,
should be here to-day.
Gen. Hunter is on the Pomm
de Terre river, south of tn
Usage river.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo. Nov. 4
Gen. Prentiss has broken u
a rebel camp in Boone county,
Some loss is reported on bot
sides, but no particulars have bee
received.
In the absence Of other tran:
portation, Gen. Fremont is hay
ing prvisions forwarded from Til
ton on pack mules
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

One Of our evch1nges has dis
covered the cause of the retreat OF
our army at Bull Run. 1t says
-"When the battle was at ITS
hottest point, and nearly won to
our side, there came word that
there were two vacancies in the
New York Custom House.
Hence the stampede Of the lead
ing off ers. The men followed
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
Election Returns-t3th Ju-
oiciaI Circuit.

Wayne. -Judge-Elliott, 1928
Pros. Attorney-Yaryan, 2O36;
Templer, 1911.
Henry--Elliott, 1927; TEN
pier, 1863; Yaryan, 7O4.
Randolph-Elliott, 1915; Tenn
pier, 1889; Yaryan, 3lS.
Jay--Elliott, $50; Templer
633; Yaryan, 8.
Templer's majority in the Dis
trict, 1912.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

ny virtue ofan execution 10 me directed
from The Randolph commnn Pleas Court. viii
! G kpose TO sale at the Court house door. IN
Winchester. Randolph County Indiana on the
Odd day Of November, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m. aud 4
o'clock p. IN. Of said day, the following real
estate. situated Ia Randolph co. Ind, To wit:
The undivided half Of part of section
eight, in township eighteen, range four
teen east, and bounded as follows: Com
mencing thirty feet north of the north
east corner of lot number six, in the town
of Bloomngsport, thence running north
four rods, thence west ten rods, thence
south four rods. thence east ten rods 10
the place of beginning.
Executed a the property Of Mahlon Hook
er, at the suit of jacob Balsbaueh.
A. II. JENKINS,
Oct %, 1861. Ifees4. Shin re.
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FREMONT REMOVED!

By the dispatches in to-day's
paper, il will he seen that Ere
mont is removed. Time will
tell whether that act of the Ad-
lninistration was right. A prop
er verdict will be rendered by and
by. At present the West is al
most unanimous in its support Of
Gen. Fremont. We fear bad re.
suits to the Western army from
his removal.
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VOLUME 4

and hoped that, on his return to
Washington, proper understand
ing would continue the General
in his present command. Other
matters explanatory were talked
over, bat the above will suffice in
giving the substance OF that inter
view.