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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.

AIUdny AUBusI To- ToOJ'
| have received information that the draft Is
about to be made in the cities of New York and
Brooklyn, and | understand that there is danger
Of disorderly and riOtous attacks upon those who
are engaged in executing the law Of Congress
| cannot believe that any considerable number
Of citizens ara disposed to renew the shameful and
sad scenes Of the past month in which the lives Of
so many as well ol the innocent as Of the guilty
were destroyed. Oar courts are now eonslgDing
70 severe punishment many Of those who were
tbsp guilty Of sets destructive Of tbo lives and
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

All the different iron foundries in. New. York
are compelled to give out portions Of their work
to smaller concerns throughout the State 90 as 10
complete the government work whichs y nov d.
marisa ;St iHnsdiAts ,ssyiss,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

rOsity Of his whole nature, the music Of his voice
and tho magic power of his elOquence as we'll in
conversation Us IN formal DISCOURSE, will b. AMONG
the lasting traditions oi The circles 10 which hs
moved and bis death will be long felt. not onlyM
great public loss at such period Of his countrys
need but as personal sorrow to all who have co.
jOyed the privilege of his friendship"
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

| GENERAL ORDERS, |
| No. %.

UEhERAL ORDEkd
No. 25.
The following Regulations respecting the man.
ner Of raising the Regiment oil New Mexican
Volunteers called for by the Proclamation of His
Excellency the Governor. Of tue 2lst inst, and OF
procuring reimbursement Of all legitimate expen-
ses incurred in recreitng, are announced for the
Information of all concerned:
l. The Regiment will be known as the FIRST
INFANTRY NEw MEXICAN VOLUNTEERS Its or
ganizution and that Of Companies, is'shown in the
Proclamation
H. Commissions will be issued to officers, by
the Governor and authority to recruit the men
together with instructions as to details, will be
given to the Officers by the superintendent Of the
Recruiting service Tor the Department, and also
instructions as to what points they shall proceed
to raise recruits and be will give all other lnfor-
nation on these subjects that may be necessary
Accordingly, all persons who muy receive and ac-
cept Commissions in this Regiment, will, as soon
us practicable, report in person AT Santa Fe, to
Major Henry r Seldom, U. 5. A., Superntcn-
dent Of the Recruiting service. In addition d te-
cruting Officer, Of some organization already in
the service, and not belonging to this Regiment,
will be assigned to each military Post within the
settlements, whose duty it shall he to recruit lOr
this Regiment, and to enroll other recruits as fast
as they arrive and are accepted
III AS soon as al Officer duly commissioned
as above, and instructed by the Superintendent
shall have arrived at the place where he expects
to raise bis men. he will rent room at the most
reasonable rate, as place Of RENDEZVOUS. For
th's rent ne WI b' careful to take the receipt in
duplicate Of the owner to be hIed asa sub vouch
er' TO hls own account against the United States
lie will then BY his personal exerlions and sue.
announcements as may be proper and legal pro-
ceed to recruit men for bis Company, aud collect
them at als rendezvous assoon as he shall have
obtained, say haIIa dozen men, he will dispatch
.hein to the nearest General Rendezvous ur Mill.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
A Proclamation


Whereas authority has been given by the Gov
ernment ofthe United States to false in New
Mexico two Regiments of Volunteers 10 serve fol
three years or during the War, to be 10 addition
to the force already raised and in service in this
Territory, Of which It is deemed expedient to raise
at present. but one Regiment OF Infantry.
Now, therefore, |, HENRY CONNELLY
Governor oil the Territory oil New Mexico, BY
virtue Of the aforesaid authority 10 me vested, dc
call upon tho able bodied citizens ofthis Territory
10 volunteer at once to bill up and complete the
said Regiment tho organization of which will bt
"a follows:
The Regiment will consist Of ten Companies
Each 20. TO consist Of
Captain
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant
First Sergeant
SeIgean,s
voIporals
Muso'au'
, "aseas. an o.,.
suu ',oL % na,,n, " oa ~ ,,'s.es ss sa,o..,..
Au1 rIb .1o neb''H'u' W W o"'''eu W
Joone' o,,
nea.s'an' ia,N@ 0O''n0'
IuTo. r,.n
noJu.ans W. oAs,a lsn a,.,su neu'TIa" i"",t,n
aso"'I';, r..son an;,h S .ani sAv'S ~ Ma;o.S ''
IS.s'ca Ia1s c. A"sa 'Lnn tu,h .anI; - ,s, 1io,n
He's 1u'seon' N"''u ''"" VI ''' i"0"'3
Sp. SOnapa.a u.;o.
ps.seaas p"eo,on,"1 "i1}. H"o,,a,u,..o, eo,oo.r,
pos;"Ou.ai Somnoi.s",n So,Sasn,
ssI's. Wss;.sI S.ao..I o'' "ss Ne"
iivoPo' t,Sn, Ma, W"';";a.a S"0
ri. nn.'Pa' - sS'9i sGasaaai p,,so.,, iii h. 4,
no 'ss0s ,h VI ;li,"rn nOmo"Jo, % ,ho w po w
ssaa'ou NJ NJ. y Ma, "O ond a,'o.n ;nco,o,,;'
patV"ions VI t,ou ~ "eo, "uS 80 ,"ou';o ~";o
ueo's0a,J 90 w. wy .'a"e Ss;oo.' S "U"pa" nJ
p auu o.iv'a,hss .h " V".s aba M ""u, oy"b w. ~
Tons le9uS,.e w .nv n'uo'o' '.'O 'De aoso' " y"
o9'.eu o'a.es' ie',ou'seu'e"' VI eApuhsv ,uvu,
REQ ~ organizing 0oInpa.''S' &C. Will oe 'u'n'SNe
nom .n'sl ueao quarters
People Of Nsw Merico'
y Our common country has, again called upo
you for aid, IN suppressing rebellion, and liberal
ing yourselves from the effects of the savage 10
which hos, Tor so many years, wased relente'
wareiare against your lives and property 40 o.
portunity IS now offered to you, not only to cha'
tise your hereditary enemy, the Indians but I
receive ample reward from the Government II
the seIvicesyou may render IN tho hed, agaln'
those desolating tribes whose lnroads ana depr'
dations cease not, day or night upon your lives an
interests You viii all have come to the conclr
sion, with myself that until the Navajos and Apt
ches are either subagated Or e1termnated' thel
Will be no safety 70 lie or property 10 this rerI
tory. Who would desire to maintain that sla'
Of existence, IN which the Inhabitants oil tnls lei
ritory have lived Tor SO many years and whlc
they are this day suffering At the hands oil OF
common enemy, without hope oil future exemI
ton and safety to themselves, together with
trM resolution to leave Legacy to their chlldre
thae VIII forever secure them against 1he depr
datlons OF Ilal enemy Wnlcn nus destroyed tne
lives, consumed lnelr substance ana Kept them
aetate Q. VasSalage 70 Unelr ,nsatlsole faPactys
inns ler,lIory = tne Hna o. your lorelatael
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
The Draft i'm New York.
FRANCIS M'CABE,
Capt, lst N. NJ. Cavalry

The following is copy Of the proclamation Of
Governor Seymour, Of New York, sustaining the
national authorities in enforcing the draft IN the
city Of New York:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

States, while we have much to complain Of, wo
70. hope they ore not what one osssheir own
oountrymen deliberately published them Ito
be. English journals are given to condemn
ing the asperity of political discussion in
America. No man would have uttered such
language of Confederate statesman.
Whatever may be thought of public men IN
these States, the uso of suoh language as
"proAigates, plunderers, pickpockets and pau
pers," has never been resorted to and would
never be permitted. We do not believe Lort
John to deserve any cf the hard names used
in Fraser" and if. he will JUST act fairly to-
ward, our cause, and cease to degrade his
country before Seward, cease to make the
name of England contemplate by rendering
au unscrupulous obedience so mean and
miserable representative and nation as Sew
ard and the United States, we shall believe
eraser" to have maliciously slandered him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
By Elicit, Hell & Fox, .Agc,s.

A UcTiGS s.;E Of CaN.isfNi,EHTS CT
a Asserted hcr, i'nd.ss. ditcc; f'ori NIX.
o. THURSDAY SovEMGi r j5u W. vii 81 ly
Auc;i Ii at ur arch NJ II Pcs! st-'r variety
of :,uA.. desirable merchandise" s!irre d,fcsiy Il
country m Ere. nd VIZ c" :h -sgcci: i''rniio- +
tuvers T. III SAL" e. co.;ani III s:rs # ,ccii
well adapted 10 TIE wants of cur I.srsct II ia CO. Sst
in part e tie 70 ios'rg -:
3bslru 41 pieces il Oxford, uilZci aal plat ":e.
,oS Clths
POSES bi,cA Lrs;rcs ard Mohars
. O." I'll rarkpr,'.s
=. " -n's. i.rdi-s "a d Chi!'rers Shoes
= - COS tai"iu> sns W-rc4. Pins Needles.
Tsp.. Pear! ana Zen" BuI:o:S, L..
"a " Firkr's 81 julien TI,us
- bbl, Uluss,d Sugar
10 rs. ss'p"r:"r !!o!i:"d Gin
. ca,boys -"
900 lbr Ea ,!..l: Shoe Threai
"Uu = WIZ" '!acS II d 7k 1:ne Plaz IA.:ldI
81 peiccs hesst'u SI".i
- :" Iri.h maps
10 b!ae. paraiEa,:- Cots
81 dor u l. = lidIfs
9kr.- VIZ; Ii, Tam md,
o. adde., H!id."s ard l,:ttsi
20 Super p ui.;r,i
10 pi ca u ::ca ami ~ ;c Vacancies
Irk.S- Y Ca $ Dis
10 "se, English Il3p' Sc
5000 In boxes
leases crura.. irg 2In sheets csri cn'hin9 g.>n-.
- s!1 -u3 rHr qua =, inP rad r-pr.a "
20" Ei.i."f ciur!nS rri pores
To M. las; Ial Il e iuY!rr H. PR cad. a;teu.
Il Of :nRnuf'c urr's
The sal. " I'll CT mL:,ace ~ IN O'clock
Cst.ogIes If 49, c-lror | y" r-.'r - III r-i'g
ofs.- LILLE n. BELL \ FIX
oct - IDS IA no.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
DANK NOTE ENGRAVING.

GEO. DUNN e. CO. having completed their engage.
mcnt with the C S. Treasury Back Not. Engravsrs,
and having :ed om the occ hey occupied In the
Department their premises on the corner Of Main
and 18th Streets prepared ~ Ill orders for State
Bank Notes Change Bills. Sa:s Corporation or Ra
way Boads Bankers Checks, Bis Of Exchange. Ger;if
Gates &c They will be glad TO show toe original designs
sad impressions the ssee plates engraved by the Tor
tue G. s. government or to supply designs and make es;i
mates for Engraving anG Steel Plate Printing.
A large supply Of Bark Note Paper on hand.
Pnrt!e, a distance recurring Bank Notes engraved
sid prated give reerelc, eitts In Richmond
oolumblx, s. O. GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM GELLATLy,
JOIN GEMlELL.
Richmond, Sept. -, 1888. s'4-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
TInior Churchill 10 nee

DIED In Benz lie Parish. uriana, JI'y % n, EST
MAJOR u. CHUR HILL JONES. DTisad" q .ar,srmas:es
in General Walkers comml-d L cd j. years crd IL
Ionths
.alor oaea as born in JeG-rao1 couny V;1siE'a-
son of Rov Alexander J,ues D D-and cane to Texas
in 1874 bscams mca.ber of Woods Regia"Et u Texas
Rangers Tor Me1:caI IN 1876 st ed in a
aora in 1873 ~h-rc, for may yra1, hr lei the iii .
-, District hrs With credit To hisr!f a;.d s4t fec
,n 70 III public lie at rwads pcacric d the pioiea-
lou he i.w, OF " hch h. -! huiucri L.cmher In
ne cit VI IA WESTON. Bat o. sc be1sinEo nt VI ui5
war fur liberties Ie arr 'nSrd his f.IStD be os
IN eaIly and la-tIg participant III IT. r.uaus lsbors
,n in the DIST Z. which ne sed devoted his
All tie c. partr. nj W.T.. which lie cUhEect"d. SO
severe er, hs labor. that bis hra tn adu lily s,ik TN
e ta-m az I'll lie MT free 10 r.ssu bis du,!vs
to liz cod' Try, but bis lite also
orily urg Won, ~ dt.ia be LOST BIZ Dny DAM her
Emily 10 rphi JUI,s ~ led nj Nun La Ju
4 Il, l.. 8 wn CHI Erntiy P:uJ.i upin his mid ana
shortly ,baI without hs tnowr de AZ II" tiinr o
death he It,: his only remiuug -orr Lhnrcniii no n
an Jones' wIv B:.uyi u, Id ls ihr SOh 1907
we can but u they now cDLstltUt. happy ~
IA iIy b great pi acc Ui rcAi hyrni the gave VIC
en- hut HlihDu rul - tia a'J J":". IN ii tic
depsr lnclt he, ;rr - TIE nj nj aGe'tln h!o
Lrraud aa Ia her IT.. T.r, Eg and ii'h!C! sHc;r
o: the s1 tie or ve a.d uni Ln. ,ni e, or ,es:e
Ip ght and hons; maldd ani received the s
lsc:iJn sd rh sp;c q; thor. T!v Si"" HIN.
IN her uDule i.a' gone e. sS.H thr pH!"s Il Il
-bu,r. an Their noble d d-vned WI Is i.tt 10
hu. md l,st-yy foil WE'D him ~: e' b, hundred
M l-s ia III III buia,cc d-rr rVu,ory 10 ARIA
osa rc. hin hun 1T n time 70 carry HIM o. apsd !
eIDcss iavaid ir III I'M! place jas before II TvIs IN est
ed ~ a cali, iIrd ky ;lu ard who r"Enah d VIII
lin un,!l rr.,h - c'cd Lii IL her d.vr - IN
d .ysire mi oratioLa; IA FIR, Lee c. un'ry ard q !
low: th- true an III. good sjnp"iido With IN
rt-sis. /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

STEALING GoLD WATCH-Henry C. Clarke
appeared before Mayor Mayo, yesterday morn.
Ing to answer the charge of stealing gold watch,
valued at 1000, from Fred lIallins. The watch
MAS stolen at the American Hotrl, and by tn. ado
mission of the accused, sold TO Mark Davies, OF
Petersburg. The prisoner said he bought the
watch from captain ut the depot. He was sent
on to the Hastings Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

No MORE SUnRENDEE.-Brig. Gen. ]. A. Gar.
field. Chief of STAFF at Chstta nooga, ieleeraphed
as follows from that place to Brigadier General
Granger, at Nashville: ARREST the officers who
surrendered at McMinnville, and have Them
tried for their conduct In that affair. Those VINO
surrendered will be disEraced and punished.
Notify the Bridge Guards that no surrenders are
allowed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

SENATOR IvERsoN IN THE FtELD.-The Co
lumbus Enquirer. ''of the 2sth, announces that
Hon. Alfred lyerssn having been appointed a
Brig.disr General and reported for military du'
~. Ia, been assigned 70 the command OF the
troops composing the LIST Division Of the State
forces and is to establish his headquarters as
Rene Of kingston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

THE REcoRD.-Numher twenty is now ready
for delivery to subscribers. Contents =
Prayer for Peacc-A Poem by q young South
Carolinian-Exchange of Prisoners Camp
Douglas - The Confederate Me.-ot-War r.
Summary of News. sc. Price: $40 per an
mum. West and Johnston Publishers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
LORD JOHN RUSSELL TWENTY YEARS
AGO


Fraser's Magazine for 1910 concludes an
article on Ten Years of British Politics
thus:
"And who remainsf 8,
"John Russell, Normandy; Palmerston, Mel
bourne; Old Holland, Lansdowne; Gotten
ham, respectable man, but nobody-Ma-
cauley. and Ill that new set; such trash as to
he but positive burlesque. And this Is the
s$ac end of an administration which once
called itself '.All the Talents" and still, by
;ts Maid placemen, and the two or three public
writer's, who think it not disgraeef1l to &C
cent wages for snuffling in behalf OF the de-
graded ministers, styled Liberal minis
nv! Whaja bundle Of pro6igates, plum
.derers, pieKpockets and paupersl Contempt
is too lofty word tn bestow upon mon whose
due reward For their public conduct should,
by the public pelting at CharEing Cross, OF the
miscellaneous ordure of all quarters from
Palace Yard to Covent Garden, collected tor
the personal battering Of THERE brasen anc
blush-abandoned cOuntenances."
The above is far worse than any Confederate
ever thought or uttered Of Lord John. We
presume ERASER" knew those of whom 1t
wrote, and so far as those remaining until
this day, now conducting English affairs
have treated the cause Of the Confederate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

BREAKING MuLE.-A cnuntyman, who
had forced two loads of wood to town on yes
tcrday, became dissatisfied with the refusal Of
his mule to undertake any more such popular
Jobs and adopted the most vigorous remedies
to effect his purpose known to tine science Of
hickory. The mule drew the wood to within
a stones throw Of the City Aims House, and
then very ohstinately laid down and gave up
the ghost. The countyman, who had been oil
anatbema' before, suddenly turned preacher,
and stcud like Sterne over the dead ass,
mourning his loss and magnifying his virtues
to those whose sympathy Or curiosity drew
them around him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

SHORT WErsTr.-Complaints on the part Of
buyers, of receiving light weigh are becoming
onite numerous. Ballard Kersey WIS arragned be
fore the Mayor. yesterday, charged with selling
Waterman Orange what purported TO be bushel
of meal but fell short of that quantity by eight
pounds. The meal having been sold by measure
and not weight the case was dismissed, Kersey
agreeing to make up the deficiency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

HEAVY ROBBERY AT THE BoLIScbKcok He
TIL, PE7EH.DURG.-Th private room of Mr..
Joseph Harris, proprietor of the Bollingbrook
Hotel, was entered during his temporary abb
sence Wednesday afternoon, his trunk broken
open, and the sum of four thousand dollars
or UPWARDS stolen thrrcfrcm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

WISDf.-Th wind whistlcd havoc among
the dead leaves, on yesterday, and stirred Up
tn. city dust contusedly, giving the people the
hest and fr.t good blorup of the SEASON.
S;gna, shutters, beavers, and shapes made
palpabIe" through pressure of the gusts
against crinoline, were for time objects Of
the entire attention of people inside Of the
windows, and behind goggles and spectacles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

STOLEN Doors. Edwin. Meyer, was before
the Mayor yesterday, charged with receiving ose
pair of boots st.len from DR.. ] W. Sherrard.
The boot, were found in Meyers shop by Capt
Peasants Meyer stated that negro left them
there to be hal..soled DIR Sherrarl saore they
were his boots and had been already half-soled
Never was sent on to he Hastings Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
MARRIED.

,its; ,,o,hc- h. ;hs Il ~ DR. MianrsAro9- w 4 'E
". ROBINSON. Of Baltimore to A!s.A c:Sp 1870 M..a
GAN der csu:h:tr ef ;Ls ista Col ChaF!iS "'oS' '
g. Hsv York Herald ard Ea!:!r:':' sHs p''H'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

MARKET FARM EOR RENT OR LEAsA
wi in HANOvER-I will rent or lease for the WAT
mar Of my Powhe Farm. The land good and Is well
iapted to rai,ing vegetables AID grain III within
le o. Kichm ,nd and ID the midst Of the watermelon
~ d potato region.
There 10 q small dwelling and some outhouses on the
,Iece Address VIZ +. GAMES.
.a-r4vt Rishns1d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

IHREE PAFERS LOST.-L'G, On Franklin Street,
Il near 18th on W-dn-,tsy last, nv FREE rAPESs
The 1a6er viii DO rewarded BY leaving IL IN 81 'ais
cfiae AARF Ann FHIlShSoE'
EsTS-2tt nss 0sHea ~ ssles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

ErP.r.ccs having claims ssalrs; the estate are re-
ar sled op.e:en item properly s ecticnted on O. b..
fore 6sy o. sele aal these Indebted 10 the estate are
,cqa-at. 10 FAKE payment b tba; day.
-, aI.cs.. J. II. B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06


On WEDNESDAY, 18th cay otNovenbet lss9 o com
~,..,,t . ',Io 81 VII sell At nv Sa es Roors,
No rant. Roy. Hi!n!nS''n' N ~ 'Ae e|ssoe' "a
St,a Ships
spuNK,E, DANSJEE, GENERAL BEAUREGARD
AND PET.
with rd,y con.;cnasrts from other hips making he
re-, ani yrsr he II 81 attractive Of s!o - lea on
u Dry Goods.
2 ra,,s Sup B-o.d Gle.h veTisas ooors
bale Su rr Blu. Br Al Cltt
Black 4
ces.lmsr-t
I Mi,e. Melons
o.s.s Is nwn o. add Mlxurei
~ tales Dark Fancy aud Black and Whise
Schv-b.'y Prints
70 cases E.-:,ch-d Shifting
. Fur UE5.ashrd Salru:g
! B.c< AlpEa
= Dark Daanss
Nack SeHi.g Sllk
1.srce T! ,nn.
:" Farcy W W. Flannel
g" India Twill
y" stay P;rings
Lioen Huc< bsck
bs.c I.Iea Sh".:;ns
. cases Linen Thread
3 - 5Eo,l Cotton
M.rhin" Thread
. 6alcs i &c Mni:les
so aH Tx S'''p''
Case Linen Cambr;a Tandki
bale Fame. Moi. ;r.
Fl me Shirts
&c c,scsL shirts L,s,n Fronts
g Gem, Hell IIsc
. a." Isdes White AID Slate Hs.s
. I" M'ssca e Grey E"
5 PRS
F;.1tl, Asntc and Bronz, Dn.:onI
~, ~ AMI Silk Buttons
Q Knitting Needles
. Hooks = f.Efcs
3 Nus lie. Hal Pins, Sc
suCdrlcs.
Q Cases Eesy NJ tae Clothing
Yiniin Strings
81. Ffecsh VA oh Glasses
z " French Felt Hats
Df'E, I'm -
shoes nnd Leather.
81 CAGES GesiJ' and Ladies' Boots and Shoes Eng
f.;.h
40 Gases BHcterI, az oriel
- rclis !I.in.ss l.. slhe:
1Cu .!es Solo Lea b
= sa!rs tuslirh Sole esther
cases Fr'nch Waved CAT Skin:
SnGc THREAD
Siatio-ery.
~ e4,eI Pcol,cap. Let aud Note Paper
% e Envei pes. veil ASSORTED
3 " Lrar P.nci's
taes "nvr Newspaper 36xis
Cotton Cards, go.
il caaae C. ton Cards
VOL
C-mDn Caring
Tin and Hardware.
ease III Sod, r in .t.p.
!snCn tvs FOLLOW Ware
4 ca.ts lilo
Cutlery
'i i:FS"
Groceries
50 boxes B:lnoat 9pern Candles
20 EngsA Y-llnS Soap
30 h.g, inie Cap.'ColTec
IS ctr.;s Corkou "a
90 hdfchess ""Gou Tea
~ Yo7n' Uysoz Tea
q. b 1ss Launrry 'i.roa
81 Cora Starch
=; Kits Ma M1e ;as
49, sack, Liverpool Sal.
eyU % lbs each
10 case orizIa", 400 ozs
10 KEYS 81 ARB S"dA
IS 'a.;s Al-sho
&c barrels EPSON SAILS
90 barr, Is Bl..ch,ns Powder
70 % s s,laa
/" Extract Doswoo
Il " best Eng ish Mus'srd
- Brown "int."r >osp
AND
20 ca,ca nrura assorted
lcddr Potsss, su'Ih Morsh'a,
powd !. CSC, Gam Ca phGr,
Tart Arit LIP car W1e.
Tircr D:i1 rul Opia.
cum Opt cam Tartar,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

TIE RECENT SHOOTING AFFAIR AT CASTLE
THUNDER John T. Newson, d soldier, WAS be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning. to answer
the charge Of shooting man named Fry, at Cas-
tie Thunder some weeks ago. twill be remem-
berel that Nerson was on sentinel duty at III.
Castle, aud ordered man named Charles john
son Of of his beat. Johnson afterwards spoke &c
him abont it. and remarked TINT "hs could whip
him" N"wson then cooked his gun, and john
sou retired. Subsequently one of Johnson
friends, nsmtd Grip, struck Newson VIXEN he
Immediately levrled his gun and shot him, the
ball passed through Grips shoulder, struck ans
ether man nam Fry in the arm, and ki,d IN"
other named Morris.
In thu absence Of witnesses the case WAS coz
tinued till this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

SOME MORE YANKEE CoRREsro" DENTs.-Geo.
Il. Hart and L. \. Kcndrick, correspondents Of
the New York Herald who were captured
by Musby in a recent raid, have arrived at
Castle Thunder, and are, now enjoying the
company of their con(reres, Brown, Richard
son, Beasley, Ravenwood, and Sch oss. From
al accounts the latter gentlemen have been
making themselves comfortable aud gay du
ring their confinement and IF it will afford
consolation t, the Government u know that lis
'enemy hath written book, ~ they have in
duEed their literary predictions to the ez>
tent of a,large manuscript volume, Illustrated
with pen and ink sketches of illu-trious torc-
and distinguished scoundreIs. The material
abound in the Castle for any amount Of r.
nance and carcature, and if these gentlemen
are as versatile and industrious as they have
been unfortunate, they will certainly be adj,
to make decided "so'.d thing" Of it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06
Ag;;,iESra SALES
FARGO sALEy At AUCTION

s><HcT1 80 ' .
e. Sii.:o. Nore;-, Secsfi
E.I:xIsCTos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-06

BuRGL.kr.-Thc house Of Mr.. Henry Ber-
gers, on Brooke avenue, was bnrslariousIy
entered on Wednesday night, and.robbcd Of a
set of China ware, a quantity Of clothing,
and trunk containing old papers and d"cu-
ments. The thieves effected their entrance
through q buck window in the second story
by means of shed Immediately under it. The
window let them into a passage, from which
they descended into the dining room and par
or PassGs d[fsty ny the door Of the cham
From traces and other circumstances it ar-
pears that they made exit through the.back
door, on the first floor, and frrm thence int"
an alley leading into one OF the winding and
quiet streets in the quarter occupied princi-
lally by free negroes. Mr.. BIS loss is ssti-
mated nt I'll 600