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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
From the SashviCs sspn,.ia,E s,une;.
,rI. a. ,.trr nt' Hahn &. Calhoun

'rhe p"lrtical h'>,ory "i th'e country. cover
ing .hr !: 81 generation AMI 'G'i"E "::h 10.
disruptinu ., 'i,. !tDcr'itan nin:.. CONSIDERED
in conrev!nr w!: tirf repeated dtoiiia'I"iIs ~
Johu e. Inln0uT. lI;RlinE urHh is.r shfJf>. ui
slavery demonstrates the a.nlsr!i rSInplri
wisdom ii lie grca! CaTol:Gish SIanIing Al
q rreat distance Irntu :.cthtS Thlch ,rih, CUR.
" married .he national anu,!a. ne pnrIsYrd
their dcrsoDernrnt ~ with the ciearn"ss u! n
spiral prorl,eSy. Always h1h. AID drriSirc in
yindication .f Snuther;, !,.a;i.it:ouS, he watch.
ed with c.ase;es; v:gitancr "rery movement
affecting their visnr or designed 7" en!aeb:
the ioundaIicn on which !hev f:ateti; AMI Ii,
failed moi in any instance 10 utter Il faithful
warning to those Northern tau .;ics WHOSE per.
sistent warfare upon slavery resulted At !a:;l Ill
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF The lh'"n and tsi;: un
natural strife now in progress
Mr.. Calhoun bare the reputation Of ri cx
tremist, and even that uf ah a.ltal6r; but t;.u
occurrences Of the past few ears nay well DC
accepted as testifyiug that his Frequent and
uncquiTocal discussion of the most yeXeI
question tha ever disturbed TIE !,uhli; i,e;,c:,
was prompted rather by IN anHIous taiy2iuu
to the whole country. wh'>e S-iety seemed III
volyed in perfect settlement III tina. question: -
than by the sectional ann1>!'y which has
been so often imputed To him Be that as it
may, he, nevertheless. spoke in language
whose truth sianis verified, to, day, hel"Tc a
broken and bleeding nation.
In 1SGS, when the slavery agitation had been
revived from its sluurher immediately succeed
ing MlSsourl's admission into the Union, speak
ing from his sent in lIc Senate, he uttered the
following warning to the North:
The assaults daily made on the institutions
of nearly one half of the States Of this Union
Sy the othcr-nStiiuionS inteTwoven lrolm the
beginning with their political End social cxis
tencc, and which canuot he ether than that,
without their inevitable ,lc>tructinn-wi!l sEd
must, if continued Asuke t.eo peQt'lc y 0nc by
destroying every sympathy between lhc two
great ScctionS-obliterstip trrm their hearts
the recollection Of their c0lnu,n danger aud
.lory-and implaning in their 3ia;e 4 iilHtuol
hatred, more deadly than ever existed between
two ncighboring people since the c!unsnc"
lnent Di the hun!an race"
The hos!ilileS being Conducted Er" ren the
two sections are but coutirluatury III What the
sagaciuIS South Carolinian said more thun
thirty years ago The wickc'! lanatcs nt New
England h*edr! rot his prophetic voice e-,tiey
persisted in th:ir Irrational warfare aga;nst
the unotfer,ln" people nl ;he S"'i!l', and Il
now hclioltl the result Of their wicked labnls.
The history Of these lines is thus fulfilling
the solemn warnings Tttorr: NJ The clriil
pi0ns If the South a generation prior 10 The
opening Of the present sloony drama.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

No CIRCUIT Cors1 The 18th oil ,he present
month was the day fSei by law for tie com.
u.encernent OF the Fill term of MecLleahurg
Circuit Court. In consequence, however, Of
i!e absolute obstruction to MI 3ro'es'I'ngs in
civi. suits, caused by ihe s.ay !i~. Judge
C:hoson thought il UNNECESSARY 10 hnid q
c.ur;. His Honor vas, :hareir!c. :.6t ct b37c
ION on Monday iast
o. That day DIR regular H.9hlnly county
conrt was held. Nothing ri special Interest
transpirrd \ te~ negroes; were ao!d at coz
siderable iec'ine an former prices wcnan
ind four chcIeh only b?ough, 1890
Narkss.:Ne Toj Tc5dceo Plant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

'iIrsxAX's CHAMPION BELT So.p ~ AyrgIuH.- -
It NAV be remembered tl.a, SOME weeks ailer
the grea, iish, in Engiand, two belts "HF': pre-
sra,sd IA H., coubslartS Savers receiving;
ouc II rhe hands Of ths riitnr %! Wilkes
Spirit Of the Times" and il""na!l oi'r .: the
hands or tho editor # "Beli's Life" As tho
bal,s we're no; paid ior nj The time ct p:tSsn'a'
lion, Heenal well: hous Without hi, trophy,
refuSin. Ia ecce;,. :. c,s liza: acc0uIt. On the
2'lth uit, The one presented 10 tlrer,n! ":s put
no n. anr,inn III London. and sold 10 Zen.
Cannr ior tihy.ohr gnineas. Tho original Talue
ni ,h. belt was one hundred suiaeas. and its
weight between H?ty and sixty o'iii;e-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
For tas EaqaiTe'
Eisertsn al President and Vice PTest.
dent.

dent.
Messis. Editors: 1t is generally understood
that in the election Of the above officers for the
Southern CpDiederacy all past political differ
enaes are 10 te ohliserated, and al unanimous
support is to he given to Davis and Stephens.
| would suggest, in view of ihe shortness Of
lbe period aud the difficulty Of framing an
electoral ticket by the people themselves as
heretofore, that the editors of the several pa.
pcrs in the city OF Richmond and tie Senator
and Delegates fro1 the said city, meet together
and frame ticket &c be submitted &c the pee
PIE.
.Aau a: ecouulJ il oul inancss is nS~ a
consideration worthy to ce regarded, would
suggest that in forming said ticket. the persons
be named from the Senators and Delegates
elect, to the next Genera! Assembly, as our
law provides that any elector who may be al
the capital, at the same time as & member o
the General Assembly shall not receive any
addition 10 his pay for the said service:
Ii had list Of the members | could ha7s
so difficulty in suggesting tbs psmea, but
think as far as practicable, that course Should
&c adopted. P1S1;S;*.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Tns MAcnS ,iGA.J ClrlzEs.~-lE!s laur"sl,
in i,s issue nE the !2th inst, announces lis
suspension, and lisa. the whole printing eatah-
l;stmcnt with well appointed and coEnpIcte
job printing Office, is for sale at panic prices.
The concluding paragraph in tic h0nn:;.rc-
rarnt is AZ follows
In case of sale, the editor of this paper vii:
!a =, liberty 10 accept any sitns..:;" connected
with the Surt;hern Press, as editor, associate
editor or correspondent, tha: will yield FAR
remuneration lcr she services rendered And
he will be obliged TO Eis exchanges # they
will DO him The lafor-probahly the last nc
will ever ash--oi announcing these propositions
Of sale and service through their respective
columns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
!. YAsE:e Pf:.5y2. E,r.rs 3r :. Ss:7.sFL.

: lA'EIL FT.eI.,''' = ''-''.' : . 10
i Yankee pt.;ccr r@u!e@. :. :. ( e. r'a';:r":
u 80 ?e,, Se7 Tcri 2~sIacC:. -o"i:"e- in 'hc
!:..- prison rs.- E1cEs,'-, So sEa. ard Instantly
....r. n9.:. >:cc: su.a::ia: r'":li:f. hy "'c .:
rt- sentinel, r:::o KEEP T's:cH orr :Gc Hi;'6i'E-
Tie ;t."c! o5ser"rg :ae :u@Gee q sii:oaci. Ire
..?:; Z : :U.E Ei..o;s ::a"ac! - = Si;s::,.'iurS
:. e,:.r- o!5r:gi ;!:: ga. rgr:-a, :,@.. -J:ag>s
.cce-::4 ccn:nsrcs ike !!..o:st returned - i'sc.
;.ai au,; le!:srt !v!rs., 2EG he >rH::'ri 5mHI':
.5"riiav h!a ;r:.se! sra s-e,:. TIE ~: tt:'z ~:
ii!cIt'- l.; I;ocoIn!:e IL lie s.?n.ci; ~ t"E:
a., rytr:nJ -.liicG ..:,uaG;.t i- 'a n y~r: :,''
ii Jn,4rlts I'll. 54t..-i Lac 80: cn'y n:rn c.1.s'-
a.d .:oa, aii oan:e IL &c 'Ta::rr ~. h:a r"ssv.t
he cc'scse cs 10 proper military En'io!!:e- ~
bis rr5npt End decisive ec:.@c i'! c&.:j Ts OK ;s
is..,iact5ns T.e ~a:a-::rara, E=aHsa *L- tGfisr.
c.ar;g,y :,!c s=e=rF, :a ::p 6-..: .-J;:1G :: c 3
- Thi:4 srres:, 81: 5rar: :o- tne i.:.-&;t of ::s
Ec6-r,- wro EDs? sta= - :e: lio::4- cr.I: - t.'s
.t.::..::T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

We sTs glad 70 learn, the: our thos'7;c.I i
fi!crd, Ar. y. &. Crisp. e il ;ia scnlhs;o
cr,ay at Manassas Jur icr, ii G. \ Gs:d IS
lst Lisu' enans of ",hs D sie !Aar;I!s,J.' Ee
played veil his Pa;t IL r1-oJ 1.!.:':c bat:!et
sni "a nov 10 :sa6iuess - &c, go! n's part il
dread var: reality. istsoscn.-n ns:iy sEa
Charles-wecs IT. t.: os't= Of si4na.sa:, were
urhu.t and are rea il t:lo sc7s:os5 cesuEi'
uear Washington. Ire ns:y !sIscas G. Ma
and Ir. ". L. Crisp AID tss boys ~ be
2!eascd to hear o. their patriotic ot7ctscn To
::hc South.-Eua.ycilk EGsocd:a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

A.nTu@s H,rca &: CI:::-Es.-T:!:rG"s1
more Tai,leu rfi.oe.rs T:va 6r1nsH,'3 lin {: -
over tic C":.,faI .ocd on Saturday a:t:'c2on kH
wr9 a,!isG - :te nrN.i1:r 8: Fcrria".Gt to2:ces'
i: inc .coac:o !:c:o-:a. :!".rE q: tie r'r'r
sr: from co n4iy56e..cc-5 Ct Cacs. t0':2-s1, H.!i
.,a Indebted 70 General Lcs!o! taa': "iss e E-:.
aesd, sGd lie remaining s& Se!e cGul7 - =: -.
n.adi.:1 ueishb7T!:coi of Mrnsor's i:;l;. :aE.o,
their nuu,5cr u Lie::. Merrill OF ); -,ro, e ~
Eu-:..e. Corps T. graduate Q: !; CT; Ta!::, 80
r,1rrr.- ~ Mcclellan -,rt:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
Cnh.rr.,i"naI and Electoral District. t"
North CarOlina.

-.cr>-S------
Cnh.rr.siunaI and Electoral Disfrlct. ~
North Carolina.
The Legislature Of this State has lai,l "h ;'i:
Congressional Districts AZ follows, sad ~.
learn shat the Distrc: for Electors tpr presi-
dent and Vice President are the saInr. with twD
Electors for the State Mt large:
First 0isiricl-Martin, llerl!or,l, Gates
Chowan, perquimans, Pasquotank, Camden,
Currituck, Northampton, Washington, TSrrcll
ard BERTHE
Second District Halifax. Elsr'''ui', Hs"'l,
fort, Wilson, Pitt, Greene, Lennir and f. lie.
Third Distrct--Cartcret, Graves. Jt;1es,
Onslow, Dnplin, Wayne, Johnsou AID S,pp-
son.
Fourth District-New Hanover, brunswick,
Columbus, Bladen, Roheson, Cumberland,
Richmond and Iarnett
Fifth UiStrict-Warren, Franklin, iiri.nvl!r,
Wake, Orange and Nash.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Person. CaS~cl!,
Rockingham, Guiifurd, Stokes aci Forsyth.
ScGcnth District-Randoiph Davidson,
Chatham, Moore, Montgomery, ;':anly an!
Anson.
Eighth District Rowan, rahurus, Union,
Meck!enburg, Gaslo7, Lincoln, ra!awhl aid
Cleveland
Ninth DISTRICT Ashe, Ale@ hany, WiIkea
Caldwell, Alexander, fadkin. Surry, pare,
lredsll and Burke.
Tenth D:strict--Clay, Cherokee. M,':"r.,
Jackson. Madison. Bnnconhe. Transy!vanl",
Henderson, Polk, Yancey, Mcdowell. F:arher'
ford, Mitchell, Haywood anI Watauga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
r.;=,a. Mhs JEFFERSON MINOR
-, .tast. hll.s ADA BYRON sMlHoA
AZ. .:;o;f INSTrTs.Tf:, OK & II
lcTr.SyItlE EA,.<r rs

n: ?. .;ia!UH, rrnciral. The Eg'th Annual sss'
-. ~. s',"l Gr liza on The first Sionday IN sep
" ts: 4ol c.s:s during the latter part q me !oi'
- Saas FOR pNr;:rlars apply 1" the prsheip"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
Fzox Tzza:-A letter fror Soi;sd. Il:

ESoX GEza=-a !et1er IRON eolisd. lhzas,
recsi=ed II this odice. says:
';1e @'e getting Tery dry oa. Lsis again
Ns ha-c made plenty ofcort tn last TWO years,
aid want nothing but coffee w can raiss
everything else at hcns. We are in sn eE
cellen. schcui. taking very profitable lesson:
10 economy and 5elf-reliance Abraham snc
his children viii come oa! t.f this VAT ase!
up family" --a-r W..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

"a military Button Factory IS il operation
in Charleston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Ts. RStsAa=p YAsEvE srso,1.s -oIr
,,.e,,.n, on Ss:r.tsr .ha. eil:e5 E.rs-" scr1"cGs
had tecp released or parole, though i=r"-
"a :yo:r osc!ni .ou-ccs, proves ~ hnys oe"n IT.
sa.rec. Elcnve :ce this CRY cE Ea'urcaY no.: :
20: n9rio.k, .ro.7 whence trey vera cH'vrSeS tc
Tor:rres Monroe rrde! SaS i,:ic I'd ,ds!e re-.
i.a.oi. -Eey warc uccoG.7.n.a % E,-f'k ~ y.
S.A@J T:rd--, Esq. t!s ccn7tr"t:- AID :::ce't az
70 General W.,,lcr, %:io sscH-v 10. t'cp' s:c'y ~
,.a;c sa;i cc::,:-: ;s~7: :,-: :a c.cc"Gi-.i:c,s.
rsc following cr -!e e 80: -"'. ~N"; lc'ie"":
Alfred p-":Gi:. y. Z. ";la'g, al'1 Va = f":-
Her l.. GluHe-2ta; j"C:"s .:ur-ii, :'.Hca :-rSG:
A..:ee.7 HeLe,cal" ~ E05s Te::. sid > =
tor,ienor;l >.+:;! New Tc:i; Sac i!.:!:;a. rG:
.c..c5 icia! re.e'3 ID il; c:yi.ize, .ra:a >: Tr:-
ccrr5l:Ec,a t:.c .=lc;"e c: ~. -: ca?,ci5G :: -
:.-:r. .'o-:-.! s:cs ::.:ii ':7s Gr'is: :: ''.:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
;.,11.aAi, N.a,Lg SEfstNARY,

'-ts:!.bef =. c"ltcAon "ith DIS '.austeF, "U" "-9
I t.:cut-. ty SIR Lr!chvre o!tas oi;y OF Richmond,
;ac. 19E;.Lt. ;!- ecLoti rsLta ;s il. 9! October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
acs.ou OF the .aya.r.., iisakz.

.iEs Savannah "EeHa5:;cso," 6 SsSL 18th
says:
At q lnsettos Ct tha F.c.'iants ard C!eo-
tors Of toe se1eral B,nEs CT ss7san.5, TIA 81.
loTing resolutions 7rs7e agrs.a 70:
Resolved, Tat ,k. SaaAs 6 this cry I'll.
receive ir peymer. a:d o. d=2os:', -;;h tbs
pri7;!ege 70 raJ :h::.2 CO... e.! the tTe.sr-?
notea :.susd rs iAs Confederate stktes ::
America, aud TIA! sroa treasury ao'aS oe us'+
in the we=kly settlements. :,
Resolved, That 20 eoi!c:t;o-- ~nS:s7s7 vi:i
be asde uoi.ss t1s customers and d.posi;ec5
shall esr-e to receive such Treasury soss il
| oaT0sQc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Az -,rr,ctocs Brs5L,Sy --. :i0d;!,-: 1':.'a-
c:2us, aLd :s .es:e: . a;i aner.-:;. hars"-Y w:a
r-scticed some time Saturday :s:Ic s: Inc ewc':?
Tor: II ". y. WI. a. -, GroaG @.ree: ara."'s,
who suffered - :ae Y:: the o2:sa Il .,hn:: :iJ'.
II watches. lie grcser 7E'::cG - %!ic!: ~s7- III.
with him !nr renarS. MI -G.!rs 'e - :!e: r:n:tI 80.
other s.:iec- d jewel :"'..'''a'rv 'ur i'!T. 80
:n9rc valuable ?;riion o! y, s:n-s ::; = y 7e.c''
- Plucc o;.aa aHc 't.a-a..!. s:s:">. Il: ~? "9-
Ter Dnrii4 o. Tie r:.l.!.',. 9":2. ~: ct1i. n
wclling. and therefore ocy r!.: ..e react cI'1c
.o;gre>, who appeared 70 :a"ve :'a@"c:"d ;hr':
rra-ch :s::! I:?u.n !ci7ir-.i.'H. They En!i:':t'
howc.>r ore oversight. rraG ..:r:i ". "d;:
!us ample cause - c9uS:"r@-fe E'nss: II ~ c II
ZIG d-s '2r: ;:,c c6an.o. &c haA c@rct.tl: ~
.crv h-nvv and cG:iAe:annie s:i "-:2a c.s::i. e.
az fashioned s!",c, .ag ~: cE!Gg n. %.:!I - sho":
:!ah, .h:- sa evidently seen "ys.1aec ~ ~ :s--
cal ard ha! apparently aeca :rnSr Gs;c :!Gsr ''s
:i.:-o;ll ;!,: il hs. nir:s pn ot.:..r va!c',
re.S - IN article of tEaur:ca "Tn:'!-""'s Il = :":
ycrv ,ro0aDie :hs: ~ "&t 81: Il: e. ne r-S2-.s
au opportunity cf co:rsc::at th.lr jrGIcla.:.
Er:r:: e VAS Et::e! i;:5 ;!!s s:''!r :nroGc!! :~'
,t.In:om light Above the Eul. coo', .oP:ni.s ;i:G
E-,aa s.-rst Tie :!:ef. ac:t.: ::.heC:. they noar
~t.el Oh: of the t-oc: Coo. -@::4 :=:: ?cvcer, r@
made their escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
r.: c.ac:cEE CT E1c:!lcE Tx%G22! cart g.
I t?rte. eft tna EsseS Gteys, scgci:.G li.a So I:;.

H. .::.a2oa, :i"".os - :;.".7oy ,.'o E"@tre ;''-c
Z. r., 0a:a:G :. {; IHi'!i:n a7T {. y. :" ., 70
-, ;:e:- -esca7e fr'r o." ~; -" :. s''> lr!r c
c5:rgHy =;i:; a;:Is c:fe-s, 4ro", .:,:':h: sy -
Tie les :==:c s2l:2i. ~ .cHa, :'Sr ID! t"ilt
S.-ae'- '.a- :',e :"s', - Dn".r ." - :'a
an.uc;:. Tarr rTgrat", ic!: ;"'i.r E" 81 <.
;o:':, acG cec.G:2: tGt 49, a:@ Hr'''. .'"G
rpcr s:es e. c-sira Of ~.;ea: err. &c ~ 'hey
s:;r C.:sa5 - secure ;:c-i the :. .G- :: si2Gt -
1rsY %;rc 3: cnca :es'cy.i.1 the: old G;:-frrr IL:
I!a.oc;'7 ..c,cry. TIE .rti-: :c'tg % e-ra" ;it.
live: 1--we nov orrr .ecs p:urr So. -",:-.: 70 .:s
ci.r. 9Th tas exception CT cHc: Hare srh !'"';'"
ao;= .IU7nb: and Sayaor, Er T:i: r" ''TorIht here
j. dsr @r.%c Ec,:efdGT :'c;::.7ne :r"'' cH ire
Cectr. 7:ai, 5.o1ga. oacS chra. u ,l'r re g-'ar".
.1lo :rcGaea = :.s rish:s eso. TIER Csr!ra srs
S!rcl:sr, EceE a7d Eis;ss. -se7 %::e :e-c@p.1::G
il KiaI W::.:nn ecuLty.
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tCnsrespon!enec oil TIE Petersburg fxrre,r.i
Death Of M Eminent Tirsinlan.

WASulNGroN, Co., Va, Sept. Is, 1851.
Dear Express: have iusl returned lr"i,
Aspinwall. Smythc ru,nIy, from the h'iTihl "f
John II Preston, Esq, lie father nj Iioa.
Walter Preston, nenbGY ui ,hr Confederate
Congress. The deceased was nre Ci lhe mn:t
distinguished, esteemed and useful ri,!I.!is Gi
Southwest Virginia \ nan u high talent,
stirring cucrcy. fixed will and rns~er"ing in.
tegrity. ne Was prominent and tlhrlett IL .
multitude Of valuable public and private c
terprises. For example, his purse, Servic',
and influence effected far more for the success:
ful advancement and completion Of the Fir.
sniA and Tennessee railroad than yhose oi any
other man in the Southwest. He ~as tur many
years, and up to the period Of hi: demise, an
active and competent director ol the road -
His death is no less public calamity than
II domestic nitliction, and the acnSn tf our
community indicates il. His family ~er1
not al! permitted to be present at hi" ''h'f-
qults. His tT5 yoliag::.i sb:;s 80. tiiice:S 10
the Confederate army, aa'l his onl,' *ri'-iT-
law is Col Arthur c. Cummings, Distinguished
in Mexico ana ii Manassas Hr. lHo r!a.r
sons are Known as eminent servants al ne
country Thtre IL something II ti:s 'It+d q
aatn In the small family cemetery il "hlrh
the remains III Mr Preston %err int-i!ed
Observed monuments Of ether distinguished
dead, among them i;rn. VIC. ,.:ainp5"ii, 'i's
hero of Kings Mountain. h:s. E",''"tH i'i!''
sell, daughter vi Patrick Henry md rnnt;i"r ii!
an illusIrious line. Gen. sni Mrs Francs
Preston, parents Of Mrs. Gen. Flo, a. Mrs. t'':i'.
Carr.ngton, !frs. Gen. Hampton, ar? C TIL
Hons. Cois Vim. c., John s., md Thomas L..
Preston The heavy marble sia;' c"!n'ue'nn-
rating the deeds and virtues oil Gen. Cau'I'hcl'.
is already broken and crurabiins. So transit.
Ic Yours faithfully, EMORY.
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CITY NTEiLiGEHCs,
Ealaa.srs = D.y,z-:. c.a..c...--,

Eaiar.sTs = DZlE.--:@ c5n-"c":-ca e
sog1e G:--a:.:: :" :@c &:.::c-2: :rq:;ri@ sa:r.ha
n.tars of transportation. !: $50 !;: :c5 g.. :!'ty
I.s@s2s c:..;rec . w. o:i:-ns, hv c=~~-e. wi.-
Ge., :i5 &c: :sa tr:r Gc1ai:l-= ;jr IL: ar Sou: 80.
ii Ssif-pe.s i2c- 9c.-:.:: ,:v.,.2 -;ls:
Of .. s'cce: - s!:s morn. ., So. a.: - ::
wes er5o5,ced :rey would.
TIE Eg2aats were :sa:r!eG -: &c .:s;Hs. -ae:
Sec.s.-r, - -: s.L..-CEG -"Hc: "::tlu - II ~
sc1srs fnraod - :Sor: ce !.t:::'::ec a::1 .y So,
E-:-ed guards, a1c Attracted. - '.:tT =--": po'S
Nsn Streets c32s; -.e ::r>:s ' Tr:. - " %
sarieG the 've ::.4sers s:i:: c=;;::v. g.. .:.l:.s
with es;:-= ,=-.oai:y !: ::Yy ws:- G.- :A'..
.s!epopEs2:. Tie r,I.cI -, T-'s c.!t -: IN. HRfo
suits which theT -c:c *,4 7ti!c1, s;: sc=.:=G -
be lrs comfortable co:d!:cG 70. az eHc::s ~! ::
sicu en:h, though wc ccr.'s - :.E. %e ,.src .:rn
alo:s caeercl con.:erENciS .sr| :"e-= ":'0r '':c
shoulders a. srv Q. .Es p=r'". i?;;. Hr":5e. Z.
then, carried aoo:: .Lcri The hiln:",. 1l:gH trey
haG managed - retain .h:oaxhomt IL" .t sui tiX.:
Stoce Bridge, en-. s&vsfs. n,:, t!D't tr.:I .!,&:
tEe:r ccnararcns :cis ':g;--3 a"G 0;;:s: c,i!vvr:
c::Scs 10: c':ercErc te,- ,rr>t. Tnc PROVISIONS -:
The 1r:*o"ers ING :hcF .:5n: -, RE-, ~ e.'.--
1850 :;- T!:ic va5cd tn -@' :,rr'v :: >: lie &C.
Pc, tie pari? "ers. -':er eo:ac ,i"iS", c'.";-a:
Ercn TX uiccvcr:,: .-r!Y-. g-.- Or ~, r',g..
provided witt :r:nDrr.-v s,E;>, Ti:cr cn"v-. 81;
:la.n 20 F-Iershr-;, Trs-s Bate: .:s a:'o@s
wtTs ?Ecr,+ef. EF; se:su:y T!ei' .:i;'s,;- % Avs
regular. me @E5s ui::e7 !7l!:S:'; >! L;c;:
Uchi.,Tss, :. 3. 4. s2aoE!?aEGG TIA :sG::g, =;
S;a:Gr. vi :::5:, :: ---s T.sce5 i: 80 rnc ssr,t
g e.e;: car i. ;,-G'::pU g t=f"c, e"e >....:-:
,:'sTp: CT escape 90 .::a rsg. OF tn9- F::Sn=rr..
TIE par- xii c-rcsri % - jc:."1 W "c;;.
-, Ciiarics!oc. Acr:s,i":-y. 6. -: cs;:i"es
3arg %GTne! u: he cen9'. T:s :,'.7E:'S cS;H:-s
were among ,he parry: ;'sp:. j. Z Nclvo- rai .:l''
York Lieut. E. Hutchinson. ::.n ir.:.o. 49,
.oG L!c:;:. =. I. y" "sh, lot Nlu!.cs",..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

L,CpsapAhk. ioLrSrscE' ---'ch" Frrrart.
iA.l "GMett-' +,ys tnat an iitnrhial meeting
W.. held ~ -. ,'nrr i!ou:.. il Iiiai place or
NJHtiGy. .tr-uSi oh, &c rc:,:Il' -" - Whist
li:i-e shHa!,; hs takc,i il, regard IL removing
The rc,usins OF lt!e L.aderda.e vclunteer&, :hat
..ii 4: Manassas p1 lha list Of July, and ieTi-
sing pIa1 t6r erecting S suitable monument 'or
their memory f. WAS the unanimous sent-
menr Of the mcelirs thai ali "hr have a!cn,
or ,any fall Gshting for the signs. liberties,
!.0mca and lives nf .he Soat'.rr'. people, sha!
be read ny comm: generators ii. moEnTucn'al
marble: anh every ;itiZea o: thi: county, adds
tic "G=zs;ie," vii! be proud ahi eager L. IS.
sit i'll rearing tbi'. niaHtrn!' - ;he E:'1i i.:.s
dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24
RIe8mono Enquirer.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. as, 1861.

BY TYLER, WISE 4 ALLEGRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

~. alsr learn ir1in IT,. 2.,. ,vntt,. !h"' il
= ,r,r;rr;!, r.rrr!aI i, Ne" ior: thai O.<!
r.a and Seward ia: r.lch+.. ira! jJy--i!}ri.
object n lea;ia2 ,:s5hingtoa. ao:rz simply :!
av.id thc ,.:r au;l rc:.:i.':;nn wh:5h, The: I"as
hasl!re!': 81 ii !:::Tr'lnrf n lis arriSsl In tAa
la. .nen;ionc,; city.-.-h@rlGM Day 25ok.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-24

Ha.uhlu. We lea"n the, he !.A~sr!!..::,
vi the Federal >:can-r Fanny 'asi%alla,!cT
whose arriva here yesterday. n;''i"r 4 ag u;
.I,iGe, We nutrce elsewhere. werr subjected 10
- thorough SraIci, by :isc detectives Il: NV
York. The contents NJ their trunks were re
u:5rtd ard szan.u:i, after which thsr msrr
lpbIated anil the trunks scaled. the same eS.
animation Was MADE ~ t!lei! arl.vai :! ?:ii!i'
d.iphia, aT..i, lastly, 81 u'I F"!1. lha lps!
>yarah, ass .a,ninc!s'i hy jhr 'ce'als posted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17

IL N g8ie DAitS Cara cIsy 0vv1eD.l
K sok1k Apstf13.
sLOUR--sspsfnne !, 81 ~ spstne wAsst, =.
tra. d 50, FAN whAat, . xtra, q 1k. -
1RAA AID SHORTS, ss.s ~ psr1 -.
0ORN-y1llow 10 to ~; white II to a.
BAKLEY-Spring ssassc
WHAT In good deaaAd. Pail % 70 loe,-.
SpsinG 100; choice DO. Is.
0A1E-lT 70 $50.
kYE-36; In good demand.
P0TAToES-2eto 3Sby ths load ;rs.atl - 10 %.
aROcEkIks-Esv Orleans Sugar, faii 6Aa7
prime n To 3, clarified aale, crssAsd and Ieal
Ito IL Mofassss---Plsntatisn 3Sto ~, 8. n q
- -, 8oldsH Byrsp,0 IS 70 ~. Co1ss--Rio 70
oIss. Java t. 100. Laguyra. 10 IL TO II. Rice
biaei. . 6e
soAP-Paln sas, y..ily Sae; asrn.s. tcls.
S4to7l,
cANDLEs-star lite is, ssssria. IL. Aeuid
II = Ii, a
LARD-si; retail lie.
BUrTEk-Connon n tosSi Choice Is to Is /;
rstaillS to III.
L1ATHER--6eIe IS to 1sc; Harness III.
HIDE8-Dry 10 70 II green, - 40; green
sheep psits 90 to soc; green hsg skins Is.
HAY--PrairieA hungarian, slte a. 80; Tin
othy ~ 70 Sal Balsd DO. ~ TO so; Retail, %
I'll 70 Il.
sEEDS.-Hungariaa Grass. 7saas; Timothy a
III Rlax HAAd. q. -------------------
6UEDkIE6 - Onions, ~ to S. Eggs 81 10 81.
feather. 1ec TO yse; White Beans, - 70.
TRuIT-DxisA apples, ~ to ! Is Per sssh
Dried psssAss, - - to 1se; kaisins, 81 1850
: -.
oakESE--w. b. leaIi, Dsnnark tels.
D1Er-3a1ie srossJ - to e PER qaarser.
EuEKP-S1 10 to 81 - = head.
HO0S---Drssssa, ~ ~ to a. 30.
SALT--0. A, u ~ 70 I - Per sack; Kaaav.
ha. - - per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 sea3 % pei
sack. Lake 81 ~ 10 - s. = Dbl.
fiSH--Aasksrsl, no.l $40 - e3l = Dbl; No
aSisto$ITi No. sf1totis. white, Mol IS r
- IS rs y half Dbl. Cod Fish tto - =.
RAGs-13 20 34c.
OLD IR0H-a - 1s Per D, Brsss . 70 lsc pe,
III; Copper LA 10 14c pr b.
ExcuAsas.--On New York Tor snrrsocy, nom
inaI rate, per ssnt.I fsrssid 4 PER cent. D,
Losisi per cont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-17

a The thanks OF our people are due to
DR.. Davis. Of Fort Aadison, By whose Pony
Express from Burlington the lstess news
reaches - on the morning train.