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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
rnTrl1.; LAyO FOR SLLE,

T11EE .1hscru-r tr-rs i.r sn,. n .r17': o. -.
l. Go, Plan. !pa., All :!ai=r, 's'''gia- Q
serss together w:ik .'ss:sse, go 's..-- ST
Stock q n. klsds
Traus-p-ri ca.L: bsi.aca, hos5s Of e. j. :-.,'i
tiIa 1, II ia sre-t. csy bic ss-rg Tr'r
Also i!,mJ b.sA-s Corr, f.. est -rfn 20 'tH..t-
ami sL'!Di =! lot o. "ber- ,Grc.:'.." "":i.= -
-GcEs.
f-.s.ns v! L:ag 10 r.rc!as- VII 10 s.i' 70 gig" .
call sJG:. H.n-i-t |@'t-'
Ait ,sy, Ga 3sit ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
FOR e.t.,L,

a.if f"'t-1.' : a. :.rJ .yd e:-a 3 g-s :. -
.-r = CO.. az /; -o- "a aec-h. !: o.g
o. 40: 80 10 Z '!For h-i.IO-n .; . a.
, .1gt.p II - 81. -, IS: IA Q: JJLa W II,
cs:G 6 il Z &C. .. fhVu.4s = urtia sic 81!
.~r-.--. lsl, - : - =: In Z. tx:
sd -3sa' 90 .a- , rHts-i s p. "sf"s Re n
H. Fam :! uat.r-1, ~ IL, Ss'dg
-. a. 5T-" p. re Tns eG..iaa 81 l-pro :5C
tA= s..... -srg .s---t ~ ss,.S = -. sapr
Q 'a-r cc.rs5 - l.. rrpN-E! "ct i!s' Il
u:rk 81 =, zen cG.:. EI. /. (. cI-- hs:sr=.
ct5'- E..l e. =. 80 z ba =. ?, -" &c.,
81. @ s-il-' - TT -. az -, lou ,1;y
a. :CcE. =: 81 ard -.I.!s ..oG a.
q i.,- i :, ~ El.as"JI'FHt
as-r: -: - tarn med : ..,y ra5,: s.. -. .at
ii d. 'h- 2I. "a! rs a-c:cy ;:ot.c!-s
.--j. - .cuy rE Il. a. VEGA .srIs!i
Q: { 10. Of: pr !os G: ia- clio re sarsse =.
ss= u : &c. o. 80 eelssrs'.d bIaeE ssE ..pt.
:" .:.L 0.C.r4 81! = ssY' Q q1s-i.r &: a.
:. O.! i: Ls.t TGcI;I"s u, p1. Eorts:us
&c EpT :. 3. A. CGCES,
Ge2..5 ac:sc2: cA:; 70. I, l.w 2ui,das
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
=. r.. :. s'.%1G@a, AUUIi.


=" rt' J. cs,.,t ".!4 -sii .gy
4. t..t !~:ivI- .l.sI rar.eE ss--.i!- sEi !; 70
rr's"... ~ a.Ir.y t"-a~ h.srV.l.
y. u g0a?R2H. A4.g'r.
iI.-.. -:.I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
i RARE oppoRTU.,rry

InI.iHTIGEDUS JET-Eg T.aI!NI.
q vFFE& Vr .. so :ny r-sd-5ar - t.. ,fs-
= VI ths IL. ~ k,.i!", a-d :@:s:rr.l y.
pre::.s. IL tea city
OF i.at - l."J 'rn2f. la -; d.. e. o.
:a:sGii sif'.,. rIt-r ~ II B'oIj :.e H,.'s
twoury mv,torl WOODEN dwsi., il G-". ..I:t sl,.
80 haaa"- r9nr'- ID y j. .cHi Susr", So: v--
.'sG'n win iE'er 'lr', -p -: u.... 80" IL. =!
&c. "i"--.. ~ ecrc aIGso Pa-tfY Gai aI-.F -ay.r
tai!iz "v'i, acknowledges - he ':u,rr -
JIy. ~
Ai-1 tySJ ia" ~.@":.rlII". 70 .. - s1d : :.
ca; :r-.a, So s-GI nI- :! u y. L
b-!" ct hIy OF IL pUIS--. lrILi-, /. &C., =
pgseSy I'll 81, nfen~, L. :. ..- -
.TI, and two {" 'p.,- ki'chr s,r:-t H"i.,s .y.
stn;- al culIvI':". ~:a sTalu r.a:-, {, iT.-s
Es.taG &c. H.tuudcr -xc'I!sIt iJasa, I .-nI.s g.
CuIG> tr-c-. tn. ,'rers End In tile ya.I.
TIA lot j:oius tn hart Et ,Eiiay ri -. @ ~.
auiL AID u 50 !iyVr -t- u. I!.a ~
For lcrin-' rgr,icli"r- peH,s gDqc'ra - EarL!a
Es4, z. moro;
Sop. I2-sw. IN Tsag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

~ "Lrl<rE ! Z! RkG,S
...J!. Ev.YE aE!L5 L,G, GG"GErGx 5yRrET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
.IiSSES IING'S SCHOOL.

?UR 70 TN'tf L 4 i E j..
~,iifE r.,; soa c. n ;chcc will tn"
& iFt Of ili.rt!hr.E. Isl:
Far further iafruailD0 er;y M!.-es KiSG. "scord
ioor from thu svr1af Il b.r..i 1ai Mayo strsr,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

y .Er- 49,. :":ag iaar, ri..iaias "a - mss
- *, c =, t-iia"r IA pa"iic .hcsi or
',..:g1..:l = IL wal Qcalt :" ,arc1 IL" srS-
.-..r. .-ataG ..!iueL!s OF Fssueu Gai Arei.,
. go.
II : :: rsqar,d. Al ,ppi!a.s:s mast
g., ." =. S!cf1o7l. Va zap: ia ~
:: .l-'l :; -. La: s:I-aH |nnar, 10 i, ws-hioS
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- fs?, Is If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

&" L =. n 2 HR ERyIT rEE
- - "a. so .F,s3a.. r.q
49, -" % ~. '-:a stai sras-., sJls.i-a.c.
rn:" = : ."c..-y d. t!--,.
P-.- .r,E'i
F..... -Hia r"'iG,ie
-...r, .r1...-i:'n ~s:.Itr:-s:
.....,fs sa-r.S asa .iu-, t-.-...
.'f'Gvr t'..'.IE AT Pillow.
Fra- St hI'.s
!"'.s a.. boss. e K, ::
>2aE%G!Q FRENCH PLATE MANTLE :
PIER MIRRORS.
y. y" III ;,iaa era 81 /. Sp'cs,.:G !.r-e::
T'r- vi Il GO IS - e.: 49, riny ri.,ss.
'''s u = g. ".ea-.: IL. a.! u: srti E:E..,7
C.! g-I'"G tI,.'
. =" ir.."r ~ 81 Coz Of IoG.-lfe-a.a AL fict7l
ID. ~ - T--7 r,f- d.: uah,. u,gG.
=JME 81. = hlRSEa.,
..-alT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
:.EG BtIE.

TIVE following rAkMSts Marcn S"nciti -. -
iuapto7sd sui eOnyaR. -. ic r.!ltld - -.'s' H~'
III C.rMbas Ga:
The Springs plses bi 100 kesas -' Il 'si!rH.lhse
Tna lalsLss :lacs II $40 ..rss, 80 Il :'. '.''S@
ms Cahah.tSh.s Diae. % ,i2j ae:.@: ~ i' '"'''
,ioa, q
Those lands were I'll S-'se.'. Cor my ""- u''' -"'
rStsne. N ou,l.y ~ joea,:.a sud 'Trl? :sslr";
Hsg.or= Win be In part ?AS1nan' l. Hse-rri- g.
foil o~sticaIa ..Tn :!ors ri'i'lES :" uEshr.e"
publication 70 IA. n, 'svI!SE7d. u Et-a''' H"@
i. 1rsynugcea.H .a"a a.TE'Y -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
PROT EETAET EPISCOPAL THE0L0GiCAL SEi

PROT FETAET EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SElli'
Many, VIRGINIA..
J1aS nag annual term Of h. r,itn;oa vii o'Gia on
.;;c l.; ;n1 Of O',TrE3H T=,aG -:shI. I"
th-n. Tos With ~ Euisus wiz Piedis er1nuuisats
With The SUI -cr6-r. d! b. p.es whsr, tha s.ud!ss vii!
j.. r.Sc;a.t ~. 10 II ;ha pap. "a eo:pls
az -.,,s WILLI4M SPARROW,
Dssn 81 the Faculty.
CI.-r-- = :. l5..C.:a 81 e.et ii-w!t
DASTiiLF .'EMtLE iCiHEH:
may ::.Ei sgE.u1 e. ~. "iiS7 -jH'n'' hT y,gnt
!.:.'s. =iii bus!= 81 fhi 'iHT ia ' - -"!''rs"
eET, -i1 TEll ",'li u! rA.'r"-I
rERsa -., :. .-s'i q - ar nr"'f''
a"..L o."
r,;t.u,,-s..;.Su ::srH
inais d"
IN. cot .Ea ~ :lG'ru.l'ua - iu .tN.t T. sIoi-"
20. tuIih-r Information -rptr =. thn Prt'e pal.
mi, al * 6TjuY 21U ~ nGsa
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r7TsT,NFyTS AND TRACTS Foa THE SOL.

fENEsTAAIENTS AND TRACTS FOa TIE SOL
L -
". ssaii have his We. 100 copt@ @ ;hs Has les
fsm"nt ID PaalHs IeId< 70: dis ,ibaion. we tATS
:: pty copies 10 sn"s;5 ~ b. ng. i.caed SRI onnd
We me- ais Or. pnred pratt 100 c?o 7asa Of triefa
hry and bop" l" ffaisn AL sLnh iAt tnppy 70 All
/, i. Dor 20 Tr Ct d,s,ribaters GmoLG thu SOL
d,-s T.ns publ Ill br'ash. out at ne small
cos. Of f,;ess pages Ir eeai lh': ara irom the
riads uies connected vi tee t-'er.l religious
d...-aIss,ios AMI au who uish ia7u sra s"ppiisd
xth q; e u,y ma 4! h,u. p-es lhus FAR Iao'e iha1
I'D sm tho r.s.,pg OF ~hca fss. soei h2s b.en ei-
&c II ,,.
i. d-Hroua Of sidrrg :his good esuis are so!sii'a
tc tax up coiiec:i. % on ThnIst.y ns1f
.adr.,, E DiCElEs JG,
General goa: Amy Gnlpor..s
ssn,15-r, Ei:huoad, VS..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

IS" .c.:.-l auG i-a..-e:ahle t.!eai..
: --...-r, u::r "a OF Tx oIrs po,,!"a III tas
"a q, !: desired
..- .r.-s.:.:.lv - 4. Ci'ukE,
-. ..--- C,t,ss ~" |. Ba!.diny,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
For tESI.

JNHE Hciel Ef!l!les md a'oh' Cc.!Sea cDa:l';ir.
4 FROM rec eight -. Zach, ri.I4i-G !: TIL Ill
~ al souuts Of Ih- Ashland Hos' G"nIasy Ia ne tUS
:: AsaI,n 3D. CT iE. Richmond, 'rriofc s.G"r5 -i .I
mac kailr. Nj, - Ella! from Rich road.
= b, Cottsbse vi. ~ 5eat-L sepaTAety.
Tue hotai, eoLh'E!ag Twelve eli - l-t' 80 .HrSa =
!o.s, and vur. |. 40 ti1:ag T"oiI With .'chan &c
atts chrd sb: b. Il ID" Eel? i-a rAoe r,n"zrt ''
li.d /, hub 10 - h"r, u-.nS The b I:- "a JI.
Porso:s rea;i=- val! Gavo - u, 1l9!r '"a !"'E'
tuTs.
set.
III. .ars leGrs hi.L-aoai e,4. IN.
A-h.aLd IS :, a IS.
Apply leo ot!ca u the h.cL:n at ~. iaT.Hs r
Potomac R.!,.sI T0G.pa0y Ia iteaCo.d, Or :at-e -
i.rsisuej, or d. E. Coz, Depot As"a:. a. t"r!E.'
S,,iIG II T. W MSCnC'.U", ."H:z.
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WL:lIiTETnE CELLEGE,.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE,.
f1TgR session II his !ss;it1,!oa I'll arrr p. hHS
naY. E!E"Ef;SrE NJ sErTGannh
10 addition 10 Ihs r.Hu!ar COLLEGE Gi5r,-s FTopara
.nTy Ich,-i ll l." oiy.l." aLh conducted 1nd-I nv
immediate .arlrar.ion II III. Faculty
~ F"r pSreHtsH addTrE,.
:Icc.y - Tt-L.":t3. t!ni!egs,
Any o---lrShIrrt Lpfinstou, VI.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR s..


yff I'LL lie oas.sI !Dr rsio tEc yTsu.Isa, a. rHhc
w eu:l!oa. GA TnuEspAY, tie 9 !: h4y g: - crc.,
i5 .t.r 81 Hus ihs puf fair dHy ttsIet:I tG: Ell
~ oEci PIcisaEi'
lhi3 f,n Is constituted oE- 'an-g t., :?Di 7sn0si"
e,I.es Ia tn .oun? u tuii-o I'D c"hs'u, - u; -
OF l.ud lar. p,r, ou ,f r!,h nsi erI= ss-<bg
'om, we'll wrt.rrd ind Eu.HSr i,.'u 81 .. '-T
Thrr- ~ uru. 1t Ia AID rick vr-.!.2
hoo cCutaili.- NE IyuLr L-u -" .cE.' !;-'a, "
lar,a fr:A astG i.gd tirb.-s AL -. s-srs.Iy ~.
but .u.s, Ia sr.i f'lIir
Ik. ;,r.a lt,s g!L- Iais3 nnrtl nf 'ClF"p-T rJ7't
Hor.e, 81 he Ha.,n ngcr. u VIII gr1:d sits. ~
D.r .sd'l. GntPcpe: :. M l!J--o q! H., '.ga
Charles ". tia-y, ii. k!,eySine, F-ssuro - bi" ::
arm confer vita .rY -. "h'Ig 70 VLn!'rG
Terms hrc1TIBot. :ii a.: p!Edy s.o~H -. -. go
SALE.
will also otcr for s.!c It. ths TINA ha r-','.
a.! OF h perish lroin.i? ,! " Vi t.!%r DE- d.
Taos Ii Tx
Zap, !J-,I< Admir- =! WIN k:.O,' DOL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
IlR S.ALEi

SAUL
COTTON PLAMTAi!0y, .itrafed in 'rHd1T't! -
= s.. ftc.c "a I.- T.s: o.. !nl- h.icu.a f.I- :! A.
eo-t,luiu. o.. ta,u-l Hst -raY aer 81 Ei- 'ru2
iaI h-re hu. Irti eai :, !u iga H:.a * - ~.
,,u ara huudr,i more desdshot
Tb.r, u J.. zoci On ;iuuss sat al otna: &c: ,:irT
slnntaIv; bu.idluE, N The p"e".
Fer iC. her parti.r.-'7 apply 10
J. i. He"CLLO"H,
NGGl,on Artillery,
,:.r7 c: Cact. George ~sri.
Es,r 49, h!cEE.3-- -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16
IN,, TitSiry or VIRGINIA.

'5lEs s-,-! - q. t-!t ss'.II!on Will
IN ~ !1iy.
fls 'e"rr:.c ~ ii. ina "s2afa,an VI iahttusttos,
,cl.eii. l.y si '-i" u, viii b. Conducted -!r3s
,Uiy = hs'=g Ne ctsi irrs @; ,hs Board o. 'i-It'
AID - tn.r. rrla5 "a innif -a5s 20 me aLSih
he ,iandi. q; -t!rh Ito ".nn"n Es asln'Id GO Ieni
i ;-.Saidk
AZ .. iI- ;. -.!Ern ,sE>. p.Ges:on 'n- tbs stu
.suu atty ATS. luna from eI= @! tg ssEhtoria
ots,r,,r the n:-I rrss VI eE?srhs for cent stTihu
a:SI c i;It!U: vae.oi-- .S!sl tor Isny Of tn.
bi.ira;. svpiuG,,.i iii thoC 'I,iteG rom tn-
ristricd Er a.t5 atiargs applicable 1hOct be 81 Least
yaaTy 81 hao GaSHra - ?t"ht Ly tb- nsuetioI !rsa
tue Ts!rdrsit7 rRd eaiitf-d, By Taaa!"ry eirsuu
,arc-. ID tho sats bounty Of ~h.I ,iDi;I d1l,
:ai:~.! ih- IhtrUrr 81 the saerIty. Appointments
Nil vTcaLriGA viii =" rusir ny tIo TGsnlJ It'd l6h
y saltrmb-f aer'. s. AAIfiN,
Ina ..t--hS hslfrBns y; Va EsG-t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

So ':tl..r: r.,.:H
sicBtinEp gaN.s":rS-
.IArs ?GAsrt,- EiLi..
inn- ,,.r,a Hh',,c & TIA E4:it l.t;is .UTEi,i
a,rI-. a,s..s. p'IsSHT .riDBn.
Sr.,s a.,.5Ss ". THrEVs.
rsIHIa .TUesa.g z! -I'-'-: - lee: II, performance
4 Will u,rnmo.os ~iu the D=sc.
NICK Of THE W00D2.
Bl :aiJ Nathan n""7"H-
Ce,u.i ,Iruo- T. nsii't
aas7E RIFE ~ n o!1l on'
Sal ic Mss En- E-,sls.
To .01ciGdi T;;k
SOMEBODY ELSE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM, HANuyEp COUNTY,

- .aia.a;E 81 .rNrIa tor 'a'a. Tar
I -ga. y!,l.!.. 10 gu.-bass w!.! p."a.~ apply =,
20 W. OK.
"a. ..-!. =. .I... Goqchl aud Court iiy.t-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

5 80 $50 ioa ~ Teacher bya Si.G:sis La.
y t:..t- Classical atadus;- NJ Soutc-ra L.
- a -. 4 =. "cT-!.! ysSI. exrsEisEee IA tesoo-
:
:sr'=-;-s. .'.,,aa,:aa AIRES P Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

3I)i nAI.LoEs sEsT aACHisE 0II-Jost received,
L.. Ha 'orsA!s BY ". PsTRIa0E 90.
DTuSgiEts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

cnoFg,Su sTECP-ror ,lisa's alsJ GuIsiag Eo:ls1
y AID Tupss, Il
MEADE &B4ETE'S Drug slors
ssnls Iss Main strs~i, sorser above T. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

Two NGuTG JACKS FOR SALE
a.vs fcr ,al- :po On K J.eEs o.. Gv ari o5a ''S
J..rs old ,Fl.ed la<sI .=d Tr"-ei "a cs =
set era
Por t.r11z visit or hdd;Ssa,
sHlRP CARTER, J.E.ss,' 5:o!-,
s.pt II c2u. 10 to~sy eGoE:e Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

"':IT2 Il T. z Z. R, CohFANY,l
RICHMOND. September 8, lso2.
e ~ ,Gl---:j ,-DS-ra;s Company ~lsh.s 70 era.
= i.'g S.sy Labl.Grs 10 work repairs OF road
-: :. a,ziG Or fvr the osIsac- Of The Jeat. For
va -: ~. pay ilbs!l pr!oss Apply %,
wy. v. BRAGG
".ir-'- Srpe RI lts1Lert Of R6ud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

'Sf!r.R AND K. X 4. CnMtAil..
Richmond, hus, 2', lse2.
y !''HS.';.n ovii. ai3s wpad de livsred aloag ,h-
.ne sa.i or a;- conlpHuy. for which hbs;ai
"E- - i..i
So H.: -S!a-a ,i:gG az. chop oord wood on tbs
'.' - - 4 ga sy:upsly, '"r which iboini
g. = .a.L io?.r &c
ALE8. DUDLEY,
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LATE: NORGaEsN NEWS,

Ee continue our selections from Eea
York, Philadelphia and Raitir,o.. papers Of
the llth inst :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

e.. 3d. EH sRs cANFENTERs AND LABOA
,...-".i- CaGsiaav v,snss TO hire q large nun
80 -~"+rs ga Cn:isat-ss, - work on Bridges, and
.'>''- H-i!road Truck. Coastnii employ
- go l. SoHt s-.s via DO paid.
p. " = Il. ".vDp.na, at hanover Junction, Mr..
E. -srsT--so,. q. Tpvlnr,viil- vr
T. Bragg
Sarnca,e.t.es Road, kiehl.nr1.
'''.,- 2. Z. :. &. Is. \. 20.
-. !, S=li Is, looI
-, - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

!; 4h'z ~ L,d= OF vlryiGi.. who %, ind sxPsri.
~ '-r!i "a 3i1s 70 nDxVue ~ pr0cuf, situation
a. @: = H"G'L,ra sla:ss eith~r IL 9chcol or pri
= '.as... Hm- = c.InpoisR teach the customary
: - ~.-.,4 al ac5c 1L the Piano IL nroGyhy A.
TO- 1T hr-w.Ec PsI.ous ~fttl;K Will f-Ss.
- -e.-:s 'hay atfoid ~ Eiva, aid bs explicit
-. s .gE; ::.-rc may ba NOR. tim. coE- ued
-" s= .-.. =: letter. i.sa ~ absolutely SeceoS&
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

S"is..-: =; toiL--Auy OILS uEvluS 10: Of Ne
o. .ual.Ds from ttsen 70 thirty hands, Also
s 9 --' n"rs..s, lnu!ss and ~s2ous, can ind pur-
to I'D t.rus will s1it or will sell No.
'"'-:.ra cry"bie .! ahklug go balss OF cotton
40. - - AZ r!-uGs c5 mii.s from the Hintssip
''S 80. TAte 10. ou ttivatiol. There IL In The
.',r. "n,-h.I: unt-1 f.aea, the balance wol
.'-;-' oat rx.-..d
81 !!ass Ars 10. l-inoiuiinx SIN houss. oribs,
ia itart-r- oI forty hEndu, over,esr'S honss,
ss t i.st' I. il DC. rsp4ii
:. !;!1l 20 All. .hS nu..
H. -. r%"' dsster st Por olos.l, Aitsislippi.
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GEORGIA LANDS rOn CONFEDERATE So'n'

cXciIASGE HOTEL FOR RENT.
,r,uIs.sI, .o.-n and ex!sas.T. HUr.L gill ~ a.
r.u: va tie nrJt day OF January Hss!, M r.!~si
rprc. ou tho yi., Decscnber. Applications no :
b, a. tr-.f d 10 the Eute'siSEad.
JAMES H. GsKr%52,
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NC TIC : 81 I. {.

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= ,.''a;E" Woodbridge, kIehr".i. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-16

~ A. i3-t t''ns:ioE :, PROFESSOR l.. q Southesa
80. =" = F="'.!s S2.4uss b. genti.uisR who nAs
'r'''a 's;uil. /. L.:a To. .hair Of either Mu.he.
.'AI"!":t L"as"sf-, ~vud be preferred, II, thoy
- ci.iy -" sh stiil that vi Moral Plilo.o-
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a,n:.T aEREDITa,
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A....l..., - WILLIAM, LEA. ~. p.P..'G
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..,-using ,h- ak n.st CO Al aetef ana Qualities
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"fs-' r:'i With my faulty AID instruct from six
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"a - "'a /" .-.al 10 iSsrh music
'HE' % sII t:At: tnei: tsslns. .nts..ops,
ISL - - -. ;-,'Ir3:G - ;socLers.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22

EImmense droves Of mules and
nlUletesrs are daily seen securing at q
killing pace through our streets as il
the very devih-of secession was at
their heels, raising clouds Of dust to the
annoyance Of passers by, frightening
timid msmmas for the safety of their
offspring, and breaking things general
ly. The long-esred fellows seem to
enjoy the fun fully as much as the
others, il the hideous brsying of the
former, and the equally hideous shouts
and laughter Of the latter be any indi-
cation. The fun might be spoiled by
the Quartermaster directing the mule
teers to follow on "shank's mare" This
is only our suggestion. and admit we
know nothing Of mule-driving. and that
it may be "mule-e-tary necessity" to
thus rush them in the wake of death
on pale horse" through the leading
thoroughfare Of our town. The sudden
closing of shutters, windows and doors,
and the loud and deep curses We hear
poured out upsn their heads, (not the
mules) induce US to believe, that
though it may be sport to The drivers,
it is death to travellers. 1t has been
intimsted that the Mayor should en-
force the corporation ordinance against
fast riding through the streets. but this
might bring the civil in contact with
the military power, thing which he
has no desire to do-especially since
Col. DeVil-ears SO fOrcibly proved the
superiority of the latter in the case Of
Blazer vs.. Smeltzer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22
RTbe Court Martial at Cbarle

EThe Court Martial at Charles
ton, Va, have completed their labors,
and in another column will be found
the sentences passed upon the offend.
ers. 1t is humiliating to see such
means adopted toward men entrusted
with high positions in the army-bul
when we consider that this class ol
men are the very fellows to rush in,
and deter honest men from Offering fol
places where they could be of service
it is a wonder there are not more o.
them. We were confident that stealing
of the most gigantic kind was prac.
ticed on the Kanawha, and endeavored
to call public attention to it in several
instances.
The little short tail Yuts, Geo. H,
Hart, who hourished so conspicuously
about our town, met with his due re.
ward; so too. Capt. I. P. Gibbs. How
Capt. Fitch escaped ike sentence can
only be accounted for. as one of those
freaks, which all judicial tribunals
sometimes play. AS to the terminal
intent," it may deceive some, but not
the knowing Zones" Keeping "wives''
in camp dressed in uniform, seems to
have been common. 'WiVes" expelled
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-05-22


E Garret Davis Of Kentucky was
elected to the United States Senate in
room Of the polished traitor Breckin-
ridge. 1t was to be hoped he would
prove his loyalty by pursuing course
diametrically opposite to that of his pre-
decessor. Great expectations were had.
that the Federal Government would
find in Mr.. Davis a strong supporter,
and that he would give his influence in
favor of the Union. Such has not
been the case. Mr.. Davis goes even
further than Breckinridge. He wishes
to be considered constitutional Union
man, and insists tnat the war shall be
conducted according to his construc-
tion OF that much abused instrument.
Breekinridge did just the same. He
holds every demonstration against slave
ry, as a violation of the Constitution.
So did the traitor candidate for the
Presidency. But in bullying, threat
ening, and trying to iniimidate the
Senate, Mr.. Davis far exceeds Breckin-
ridge. On the 18th inst. he grossly in
suited that body by saying "they had
passed measures unconstitutional, ini-
quitous and unWise," which would be
resisted by the whole white population
Of Kentucky, and as such, he would
counsel his people 10 resist by every
mode Of resistance they could devise" /"
When called to order by Mr.. Wilson for
uttering reasonable sentiments on the
floor of the Senate, he modified it
very materially, denying the language
imputed to him. Now we ask, did
Wigfall or Toombs before their exit
from Congress, utter anything more in
sulting and bullying than the foregoing?
This is net Legislative argument. 1t
Is nothing more or less than deliberate
hostility to the Government. 1t is
sheer bravado. Mr.. Davis imagines
he lives in the days when an attack on
the "institution" was followed up by
the bludgeon and bowie knife. But
he will find those days passed away for
ever. The temper of the North will
hardly admit of such a course, and the
sooner Mr.. Davis learns that fact the
better for all concerned. 1t proves how
closely connected are slavery and seces-
sion. That where you find the former,
you are sure to see signs of the latter.
It would seem that to remove secession
you must crush slavery. Yet who is
to blame? The sbolitionists of course.
Just so.