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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Once,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1861.
GKNrLRMRN's LIST.

N'sh Jos lien. Newfus a Conk-Norton N. ssh
S..h Washing Newman Thom asNor,ou WIN A.
N'l@n q Town. Nswcom Az Nat Geo, Brcons
Ni-n rsoodoroS"S ' J Jss, Jr S5%ill James D,
N,tlit Irwin Noble druggist
: y,rs GIN Ne Augustus Soyes } o, pub.
- Ncr,brop Eyter, Nny ys,,V Calvin
NeWcomh CS NOrthrop I'm Noyes u I Cap,
Newell CT
nsu BnnArd ouuey Francis BoKsefre Tbcs
OOudsrdock HOwrn Oeo ~ OKseTs Michl
& Co, boOkOwnJ O'K,lly Edwd
sellers O'Bfien Phillip O'Noil Owen
Orell Y lwardP OBrian john O'Neill John Per
o. SJru WIN OBrien Mlchl gus
O.uorno GEORGE Olfien a LynchO'Nsil Peter
O'Cunnell Davi1O'Nrill John T
. tctmo,r nd wSh'n UR,urko Jsr,-
J.tire Brothers O'ConOl John miah
Du- DUl g O'Cuunor limo OSullivAn Mau-
Dus Jo,l, South NY rice
II O'HTs Brian
D,go VIM ParkiAJ PArkr, ahreve.
= fari EM Psun iuos H,as. &c
j. lHI'' tAAs Prayer Isasc f,dwell J4cph
Pntes PaTant III PfAirmJ
P.thlaIlHH Parker Geo W pau Cic,
r.'m'r WIN pdmsr WI Pratt & Perkins
PaIa'e CnHH pafker Edw Payne M
Partridge Sc panaburn Geo HPaitcr ON WIN II
rt"n Pgmeiec David Pr-ii n Co
pTHn' hlie 8 Pruu JobnR
preut james Ponberton &Bra-Ppr, wH
Prat John 9 Son dy Prentiss Chas g
rN'hn'y 70 I~cy BID ferty Il Flkger-
Pratt John Psriey Prank aid
P'au A ID Capt Perry VIM II & Phillips Chas "
Poll Frank Co Prince Albert
Paisley Psubono Ueo Polling OepP
P"cht Ed~d Perrut Augustus Pnok 1ey JsS
feArCe y Perkins III w Prince Ahran
4 tiers n Benun Pg'eTs i Phmpt1n OeD s
f''us f1ntaino PrcntJB Melville Phillips Thos
Perkins q Plks RDbt q
~ Nhnn All p Itor Luclus PP5,t Jas
T. xrrspus BrJJ Pvt BIksA Pront Alfred q
pwlipa J W Powell Henry CPittar Joan O
ftrhci &c Powers u L Porter Samuel
P're Edward dPOht1 Ch1s pptuu
Family Powell WINS P.rt.rIP
PIERCE Edward 4 ry J X ss Plummcr
f'i'ttnu john PrDbart l. Pilf GuHtavus
Pike Fred u Pttcr Voc PIrUoll william
Pi'tc1 hlfrUl Potter lIcnryJ
NcCan Geo Mclean Jno Mckenzie Chs,
NlhcCstthy j. n CHkill Alex &Mrl.sne RoH
rstnilh O. hcksnna PRANK
hcChlvh lily Nj CTthv Danl DM lsne W Row
" CrAok"n JaH NM Conn,ll T Rev McKinoy Wallace
McCnllestrr JrO N anil DJulu- NJ Lane las w
Macarthur Co ID TX NJ. Law M vi
Co NJ Kay jos hcIntney Rolt
M,Cuy Go ky jas Mclean JnO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
BIZ AUTHORIZE

-
ACTS AND II ESOLEITiaNS OF 81 <; con-
GnE.s OP CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AZ
TIE EIiTu Session.
~, sn3,
,o,,,.
AN ACf fRO'lElSf run TIE 5hASLiSH Se eSSN-
TT y tCRLOUGHs 70 lAlFATES AND NoH-COM-
hlSSlUNED OFFICERS IN THE !1osis1oN@L Aani
SEC. I. The CoayrtSs OF the Confederate States OF Ane-
rlcs do enact. Tha, 4 bounty of Fifty Dollar, be, and the
sumr /, hereby rtsuteI 10 all I.riyat,.. MUSICIANS and
Nun., onu,is,iCurd uNice.s in the rro,i.i0nai Army vino
s;,.Ii ,.r,, ON q money lar ,h,pe yeaIs. or for the War,
10 b. ,..id 81 he foiInwing tines % vii To all now In The
service for tz.jye no,,hs' % b. maid a; he time Of "olua-
t,crine a r .ui:,,iar for The uex, Two rusIiny years -ub5e-
or.nr 20 The ,yniretIo, of their presro, / ru Of service
TO all now In The service for three years, Or for the War,
= he maid M iL- .xu;rst OH Of il,c!r frat years service
tn Iii wLo nay h-r-uIt.r v, lrut.,r or enlist for three
wears or for IA. v -. 10 Re paid Of the ,lp.e OF eutry IL.
10 ,r,yic..
NC y arl be 1, further enacted. That furlougis, not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
FROM NdSHINGTON

Mr. fallandigham has introduced 4 rasolr-
lion, stating that whcress tho Secretary Of the
Navy had endorsed Wilkes capture Of Mason
aud Si;dcll, the House would sustain the AZ.
m;nissra,ion ssainst Englsnd's demand for re-
dress. Referred by 9 vote OF LOT 20 IL. Tba
proceedings Of The Yankee Congress viii bc
found in another column
1Lr. Wilkinson has introduced a resolution
into the United States Senate fer tho expulsion
Of Mr.. Bright. OF Indiana.
EFFECTS OF TIE EsGLIsR WAR SEws-ncw II
WAS RECEIVED At WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lG.-Tho latest Me-s
from England mss occasioned no marked excite
nea: among public men, the indignant tono
Of tho British press having been Anticipated
hence the absence Of expressions OF surprise.
As pending d!sputus between the United
States aad Britain heretofore, tho angry puhli::
voice mas subsidized to await .hc result ri
diplomatic lormslitias, 30 viii 1t DC again
The particulars Of the claim by British Coz
ernment growing oul ot tic rculo"a! -: *!iti"i:
and Mason from the Trent having u: 10 81
presentend. tho arguments N its support mast
BECOME 6 question Of controversy, ard y: ls
! not unreasonable TO a:sHa!. TIA: cur GtFera.
:aent will have 1t least equal advantage a1c
skill in the discussion. WheH the f'rJi?s!I
| Government shall hevs made q fOr,ral dc'cari
/ for the restitution oftho Confederate M!ria.tTG,
the time will have arrived tor SUCH response
! as will show that, although Sc" are eaE@gEd
with insurgents, there is SSH integrity !" tie
Governments to furnish such !. reply &c %:'i
not bs al variance with uur herG!u!aIc cmPlr
| sustained character Of %na;iona! Independence
The Diplomatic Corps seem to &c more con.
ccrncd il the Important Question Il. i:SuH ttia'I
our own civil funcli5u.ries. Questions FL.
generally askei-Whst al! be the result 81
tho controversy, rather ihan tue exprvSsi"n ci
individual opinion unoii TIC %sntj::t.
!; 70 the Administration. tFl,rd i, ra:Son 10
believe that nriii,c. tie President nar sny
member Of the Cabinet i'll DC diverted in tic
least degree from linear present course Ct con
duc:ing the war.
The Wall street panic was telegraphed mere
TO day and excites macn amusement in AG'
| ministraticn circles. The falling Of stocks in
Wall street on newspaper reporis Of Cabinet
councils 10 Loudan axe considered rather a
matter Of speculation than Of wisdom. j: IS
thought that the stocks will rise tomorrow in
New York.
The Administration IS understood 10 bo cX'
psctirlg possibly a var With tina Navsj 'es, hu'
it has not begun to think q war possibl" with
England or France.
THE abpre is cue vi the ''s1Sernncnt' dis
patches. /; liz :ae old story o. nobody nuT:,"
dene up in Stewards sIyls-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20

We arc indebted to . friend fm' Northern
dates, Of the 18th inst. The following arc
extracts:
EFFECT OF THE FOREIGN wAR MEMS OK TIE NEW
YORK MARKETS.
New YoKE, Doc. lG.-Tha Express says the
excitement on Change to day in consequence
Of the wer news was lmitnsn beyond dcSrrip.
tion. Brcadstuifs were i.rpraL!y affected and
all descriptions were very firm. Many lets OF
cotton wero withdrawn from tho market, and
only q slim array Of samples were on sale in
the brokers' citice. Ssl;pelre advanced FROM
IL to IL cts. per pound, aud but few holders
would name any price. Birthstone Was kept
out Of market. Chemicals advanced also
Blcarbonate of soda advanced l cent. Cuilee
and teas were all Withdrawn from market, OF
only offered at enormous prices. Sugars wsro
offered spnrinsiv. Sterling exchange bills I'D
vanccd To LID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
No. 0il.]

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAIME:T nf TIE
CARRIERS I'll THE ELECTORAL. VOTES OF he Re-
FPECTITE STATE OF TIE co NFEDEEiCi.
The Congr-I. OF The Confederate S.atel Of America 20
saae;, Iht m:ieaee, ut ,he Fate Ut ten ceotS per mile ANA
c:eht dollr . per uisn To- he oJBiputci for The nisnber oil
DAYS pctu ally required by the ord.ni:: route, OF travel 10
and from me c pit is oil the re ieetive STATE, e" th', ea2't"i
OF The Con.-aerscy, be, aad BTe hccehy, EIloHed ~ Inc
carriers Of tie elec;Vr,i .v!=s 10 tue &C.; oil 1oI.5nGeat.
ApRknxEp Gao. Is, tS1..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
Docs Lincoln Seek Il WAR with "~nglnnG7
The New York "Times" says:

The New York Times says:
Oos ,,iD, i no,:cesi,;a in cu- E ,riuo dis
Tto oovr,..n., nc ,tn rr..s ib,. Ion,
go. 80 r,tl;, men .,.5 -, rr,y wrcot d.
srs ,hr rrnor,s ccne.rniny the ae,i5n O! The
Snvernrp,nt, are co!oTei by the assumption
thas tba United States are seeking {. war with
England IS a means Of closing their internal
strife; and that Mr.. Seward has pursued a po!
ICY Gnu GEO q lone liu,'as'Vs .. su.n" ~, p"
tI@n sn'h en- oDfHioa. Beyond The t!aian; md
%mallgnan, a;terances of the secession press, it
has not particle Of snHHofl IN Rn? srns',hsI i,
sSs' Iu.!e, A'' IS y, anas sp"u" ~"
Government and tho people know per.
fec,!y we'll that 10 glu"qs into e Har
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20

fstTE unda-Ei:ncd make sacTa TO The cl'l.ehi 5i The
V..ey Of T:7ci.ia. ard tteii.ER 4 ) cent thereto, ihLi
they are TIE uniy authorized gents o. the Government Tor
tie pafcl, 49, q: Fiuat lnr ;ir Confederate States artre6.
Aay ~l-!eg'teG authority viii he over trcir hiiha'ufe',
or nat Of t.. T. If ;hcsi I: had ay p.i!ou IrIc.itcf +. pre-
.-n:ir. ii cell ~ prsses:d cf such Dc : ated authority,
and VIM canrct ~ odcrr the rSit eHcr ~ |:i:aS ~ -h"Tr,
bot wlr:c rca! u,J.., T.. 10 speculate ui"' re Goferntn"ii
aua people, saou.d he i!cIls. as IN imPos;rr. anS !=ceiYe
the SXcSr Iu9l he merit.
Jas. N. EATSn.,
..st. SUE. D,iuL
w. "
Dec. IT, msI.C ;.
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no. 66i -
AN ACT TO ESTABLISH THE DATH FkOh Hh,Ch
TJr naEyISsIuS OF CESrAlS STAFF OFFICERS

SHALL TAKE EFFECT
sgcrrox /. The Congress, Of the C"H'cdrra!c states OF
cda;t-1mast.rs tommlssaries and Assistant ousrterus'
ter. and C.Ia u!,sar;ss, appointed and commissioned n ne
Provisional Army, aid VINO may have cotn3enred their
service better. r.coIsicg their COMMISSIONS. s.'ah &c en't
TED TO take .a,k and receive pay Iroiu The da;e they NC.
tr2liY com 10 perform .tir respective auIeS' ni'o
troop II the ser vice or Ii. ContedcrleT.
AySpOykp Dar l - IsaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
.NAJUN HENEEAL DNL1G'
George O. Garner, Assist Adj't Gen.
Proclamation 10 the Citixens Of East Ten
nCsSee.

Proclamation TO the CiLtxens Of East Ten
nCssee.
So long as the questions oil Union or Disur-
ion was debateable, SO long YOU did we'll TO
debate It and vote on it: Icu End Il clear
right 10 vote for the Union; but when Secas-
sion was established b. voice Of tho people,
you did i'll 10 distract the country Sy angry
words and iusnrrec.!oaary tumul:. In doing
this you commit tic highest crime known 10
the laws.
Out Of the Southern Conit3nfacg 30 people
possess such clements of prosperity and hap.
piness as those of East IenEesset. Tho South.
ern market which you have hitherto enjoyed
only N competition with q hes. uI eager North
ern rivals, vii! now he shared with a few
politically snd geographically. Every product
find q prompt sale st high prices, and SO long
as cotton grows on Confederate soil. SO long
will the money Tbich il brings a5w from .he
South through oil yoar channels oi trade.
At this isr,nea! you U:isht Dc at war with
aud yet not suffer a tenth Of the evils which
pursue you in this domestic strife. No mans
life or property is safe, no woman GT ca.id Can
DIV III St.S" Iva "S aeN --'H1t
demsgogues who take care of their own per
sonal safety. You ure ~citiztns OF Tennessee,
and your Stain one Of tic Confederate States.
So long us you are up in aims agsinst these
States can you look for anything but the inva'
sion OF your hcmes, and the wasting Of your
substance? This condition cf things nrst hc
eodet. The Government commands ,bc peace
and sends troops enrugh to enforce order. l
proclaim tina. every uan who comes in
promptly and delivers up bis arms will be par
doned on taking the oath Of allegiance. All
men taken in arms agaius. the Government
will DO transported TO the military prism
at Tuscaloosa, Ala, and DC confined there
during the ~ar. B~ridgeburners and de-
stro; crs Of railroad tracks are excepted from
among those psrdoDa5le. They viii he tried
BY d%rum-head court martial aud be haaged
on the suul-
. L2ApBETTEa,
Colonel commanding.
Headquarters, Gratrviils, Z. Tennessee,
Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
4 ENGLISH NEWS.
OPINIONS OF THE NORTHERN PRES
from tn. Sc- YORK TiEunc1

O1 Xxx. 'DA NPt' : 49,
From th. Me- YORK TituEc1
In this emergency We do not presu!na 10 say
what the Government Should or Should no. do.
Whatever caursc it mey adept viii be detc-.
mined hy mature and careful consideration Of
all the rights aad duties Of The case. Mean.
while. the first ard Iuos: pressing 6! our Gu.
ties, is tc finish The rebellion and tho blockade
st once, By employing the Prouip:est ard most
efficient means.
rrvIa u.s sGv FoITrt.Na1
IlEnglend is delernired, in spite Of her tTn
coda uno long practice, 10 make Demands upon
this government such as indiGitcj IN the Ioc
don "Obse!"eT." she must O.! course assume 81;
the responsibilities Of q Har between the inu
nations. Ii wii! MOI probably enter the mind
of q single American, far Il moment, eyon alter
reading the news il ol:c colnmas to day, that
Mason and Slilcii Hii! lie surrendered u The
English Government.
From the Hcv YotE World
If LORD P%lmbrs'on has already determined
10 interfere in behalf Of the South, tic Intense
feeling which this concurrence has aroused vii.
| enable him 10 do go with tho support Of the
nation. Ii our government Is OF opinion thai
tho arrest WAS legally justiflble, the country
will stand by it with perfect unanilnity ind
irnnoveable strength Of determination in lis
decision 10 face Any consequences that may
arise. But, on the o.her hiad, these Co#E=-
o.euces may be SO grave ;!:a! the na;'na ex-
| poets the PresideD: to be aG carc!ul not &c &c
fuse any just apology iii aay he due az h. ii
itm IN his refusal 70 MAKE enc that Eogicnd
has nc right to demand.
From the Philadelphia Frs5s.I
o. this subject, one sentence is aa good as f
hundred. 1t re know the feeling If the prca'
ident, the Cabinet, and tne perrlc, tno reqi;-
red apology ani preparation" will J.. maGr-
NEVER. What Captain Wilkes did was %j1s.:-
fled by the law Of nations, ~ the la~ Of E1s
land, rs laid down by Lard S:oweil. aid other
oi her eminent ~in7is,s; and m"re than oil, by
| the practice OF ENGLAND. Under such ~c:rcuin-
stances, we hesitate not 10 say that, soourr
than hun4tIs Tire nation by yielding To the in
sslen. denand Of imperious and ia,thleas Eag
land, We shall yield TO the last nccesa!:y. and
battle with her on the question.
From the Philadelphia Le6ger.j
If the British Government makes cry :s:::
demand i, is positive proof that war Is ita rGr.
posr, i~r It well knows from the c!.rac;c" G.
tn. ra!inn that it is dealing with. thai :ilu de-.
mand will bg perrlno;or'iy refused. :ii.es!,
under thu circumstances HAT we "tTa aXer-
cisire T. E.v fcl h.iliget"nt r!gi,,. Sad that ill.,
practice Of England herself na: h::n invariGhiy
in accordance Nth ,i,e principle embraced il
this international right, . demand socl, ;s si'c
is nov reported 10 make, waii:u hc un outrage
itself meant 10 br insulting ~ Inc Govern
nent, A1d 4 picttxt mi. i;r :n.tiii!:es.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20

4 T t meeting Of the Beard OF Public Works, 18th De-
"A csnber, 1861, ordered Iha. the Stockholders OF Tho
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Company
aylor's Hotel, 10 Tincsu.ter,o on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF January, 1852. THOMAS II DEWITT,
Dee 16-lawtl6thIsn Sec'y Il. p. W.
GIEAM EN GIN q FVIt NALE.-A Three-bo1s
- Power ENGINE Tor sale. Apply at this Office.
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R LOVE & ALFRED MOSS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

-: W SAIRFAx COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA,
II give III. Ir affection TO the prosecution Of claims
.ut,s the acts Of the onfeds rate Congress for lo,ses
~ the acts Of Tie enemy, and 10 the p%e.petus-
:":S G-ac: In cases VI slave. Abducted or taTbetsd.
Ia s3.o attend to the prosecution Of claims against
'":'s1:.Aie Government.
- ":i-u 1T ThnrSIshfare, VS., Dec zo-clgt'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
ceeal Notlres.
WHEREAS. the LINDELL HOTEL COM

WHEREAS, The LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PANY By s deed dated the arSt day Of December,
s. Office Of ST. Louis County in Book No. 21 page 22 and
also by other deed dated the said first day Of December
1889 recorded in BGsf No 80 P1se $40 S0nH a q az
H. PMoRRisoS EDWARD W. BREDEL2 and rRiNkLiN
No. piSo Of the City Of g. Icu md described o~.
F1I: lot or parcel Of land frol.ing two hundred and
y i. IL depth and bounded south by w,.bnOn
esi BY sIh street north The north line Of field 70. con;
west by Seventh street Second certain lot piec. Of
ground situate ssd block containing seventy feet b.
the same more les Sixth street. by hundred and
thryve feet deep on Green street be The
being lot known AID deHynaed on the plat OF the lots laid out
CSsty as lot No 81 bounded on the wet by No. 80 sd
out by Chsy on the moth ey Green street on The east by
Sixth street and the south BY the lot herein t described
which said conveysoces made to said Morrison Brede
and Dick in trust TO secure the payment o. certain bonds
being eight hundred Of hundred dollar. each psys
Ole in ten Yeas from the first day Of December eighteen
cent interest playable semi annually from tia, all psys.
bic at the Bank Of Commerce In New-fork and whereas
sons O1nsI .s pS thereof Sond Seo%s
due and remsin unpaid for thirty days ser the maturity
should forthwith become due and payable, nOwi.h standing
said bonds not appear their lace 70 De due and
whereas ,.id Lnds Hse! Company has as !. believed neso
amounting three hundred and eight thousand dollars upon
al Of which the interest becoming due on the
due bSn thirty days and is st uapsid although
al Of II has been demanded.
Now therefore we WILLIAM NJ MORRISON, ED
WARD BREDELL and FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees, as
aforesaid the request Of Of the individuals and corpo
raons holding said bonds and In accordance with the pro-
Of said deeds will the twenty second day Of oco
Der eighteen hundred and xyone and between the hours Of
eleven clock IN the forenoon i've O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day the front deer Of the Court House In the
city Of ST. Louis Missouri proceed to sell the above described
and property for cash at public vendue 20 the high
eat bidder In order 10 pay the holders Of said bonds the
amounts due thereon and .noq9i. OF charge. that ma, be
payable under the provisions Of said deeds together with the
expeosei Of the trust WIN. ~ MORRISON, }
EDWARD BREDELL TrusteeA
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
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THE OPEN FALL AND THE CROPS.

If were possible to take general survey Of the
whole country and estimate the national profit from
the splendid weather Of this Autumn, we should be
astounded at the result. BY arithmeticsl oomputa
ton it is easy to show positive gain of millions Of
dollars TO American farmers, and this good fortune
comes most opportuney to crown the temporal bless
ings which Providence has sent TO offset the losse.
caused by the unholy war begun by Southern traitors
BY the failure of the corn crop in three successive
years staggering blow was struck at the prosperity
OF the Northwest, and their misfortune, reacting
through all the channels Of trade, came with crush
ing weight upon Eastern merchants manufacturers,
and bankers, and produced great financial crisis at
home and abroad. The magnificent harvest Of 1860,
however in good part healed these grievOus woandsi
but just as we were on the high road again to ma
ona prosperity, the rebels at the South, with per-
ldous treachery, rose against the Government, Fe'
pudiated $500, 100000 Of debts, and dragged US 10
the brink Of ruin. If the Fall had been very severe,
even as bad in large districts as it frequently has
been in average years. the great disaster would have
been complete, and any more serious reveDes to our
arms might have caused gloom and dependency to
settle over the nation. TfaDks, however, 10 the