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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

;jit lid England abauipi n: taa+ i,faoh,: t'sf
ini.s;or ri jn5t;es and insra5' Ear. 5ar ir5ga
it, She porserered to TIE cad End it war nos
unit, Inc Liar.e.5ie Ambition Of tee Car
threatened the c=te'!enr Mr;sa!ul"Hs IN Con-
s.ar;;::pc;" ;!;a. size e: l"nr;;: ;.i i;.rt her
o. I'll.
May c:4Ai.:.Gr oi his book a:o ;a.cn Il,
w::a tie battle Of tue Alma, in which the
Eag..sh ard French, with about equal forces,
ds.odgei tie Russian army little more than
half their strcnsth.l from its position. Tie
reader oftLi, book will no: be surprised to hear
tha:.he Ell. ish force. did the whole Of the work
Of the battle; literally. tie whole. In fact,
the French troops were rather on incuiasrcace
to tlerl than otherwise; as Lord Raglan knew
they would be- for, when of meeting of tho
generals, on the eve Of the fight, the French
commander THAT yer? S.. Armand, formerly
Leroy sAewei diagram explaining his
proposed plan Of battle for the nsrnins-
lord Raglan sa: quie'. With governed fcs-
lures, resirainns-or only. perhap'. ro':n!on
ing-his .milet.'
4 lulirrous idea trur.-that ouch per
son n, s.. Arnaud. alias Leroy, should pre-
snn.e to urcc plan IF hattie upon Fit=rcy
Somerset, son of Dixie Of Beaufort, Aid-do
Camp to a Wellington. member OF the United
Service Club. In f.c:, Tie PERSONS pro-
g7ammo vas simply neglected next morning.
Tie French. iGdecds Do say that the English
contingent failed 70 do what Lord Raglan lad
gagged K wou!d Go: they say, also, that thi,
not only gave the French aorc trouble, but
that the English drew upon themselves much
more carnage than they needed. Nay,
they 20 20 far rs 10 sly. ind "a mistaken
world" has hitherto bcl;o7ed,' that Bisqu.s
and lis brigade. who scaled TIC west cliff On
the Russian left. had something to do viii,
thc winning Of the battle; and further, that
tie French infantry had an obstinate fight
with the Russians q, tic poius ca'sd Il E
"Trlccrarh." Vain French fables. Mr.
KinslaIc clearly shows, to the 3a'islaction of
lis ctun'rymrn, that tie Fr::ch did no: Grht
on Tie A'nia.
1t will j" ?loir, t!.arof1rc, that this !9oduc-
ton, PREPARED with such de'ierati9n, ~ the
chosen Spokesman Of England and rosfhu>
nous amanucrsia O.? Lord Raglan, is IN civ.
'o-a,c a,'cmnt 10 manufacture history in the
interest q? the English, and q croiiy cnlcu.
ateI aiFrort upon the French an,! their Ems
.-or: which will eos; "klood uroa another
iav." Il is nc. :: history, bit u lan2o9n -
| Such is the entente r0:3iuic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
GEN, HOOD.

This bravo and distinguished officer, tn
hero Of many glorious baltie fields, passet
Branchvile, S. c.. last TUESDAY, in privat'
car, on his way from Augusta 70 Wilmington
Charleston Courier says:
lie was attended by Surgeon Dairy, Of tn
Confederate service, i,sC &C, 'mranied hy Gen
ius,avus w. Smith ard wife. On arriving a
their destination, they ave to BE- the guest, O
Gen. Whiting. Gen. lIo q and purity travel
81 in an elegant ard comfortable car, belong
ing to ard lent by Il liberia! citizen of Angus
a. lie was reclining on well arranged lit
:er, seemingly not 'uifer:.s from his wound
and in fine spirits, although only convaleIcan
from an attack Ct typhoid fever. which super
rcned the amrutati6n of his leg We hop,
he will, ere long, resume his positfn in til.
field, and again make The enemy quail before
ris prorcss. Col. Chestnut was also aboard, or
his way, frUrl ChicEamauga, va Camden, II
Richmond, ard reports that tee "isitof fresi
lent Davis 10 Gen Bras.'s amy Lad rccn a.
ended with the iiarnicst eject, OF bot! eff
rcr. and soldicry, composing differences and
promoting harmony among the iormer, and
ins,.riIins Ike later. Every possible cure and
attention was bestowed on Gen. II. by lis
conpagnous iu rCyagc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
RICHMOND MARKETS
EOTSNBYs II. 1858.

AprIss-4Is to $50 per barrel.
BACON.-Firu al s. 30 per pound, hog round.
BurTrn-Firm at 81 PSF pound.
HErswAI SO PR rourd.
REAps-3l2 for tIack eye: 3l5 FOR rh.ss.
CnEysE-s 80 10 g. pr pomal.
CorFEs-S9 to $40 per pound.
Consists to Sls per hu'hsl. and scsrco.
CoGa Mz.I-Slato SIC per Iushs.
FLnrR-The make! is entirely hsre-,mail
lots arrive occasionally, and are sold n. go 10
) leo per barrel. according !. pIs"fv.
H.Y.-Scarcc At fla per 100 pounds.
O,InxS-s2s psr bu,h,l.
PnrArOaI -S.cst al2 20 So per ou,hel.--
Iri,h s. TO s. ger bushcl.
LIME-Sl5 re. hs-ral
LAs9-2 - toe 81 r.r pnundfn small lois.
MoLAssES-$lj 10 SIC pe: gallon; Sorghum.
SI0tsSl2.
SreAk-Bro~r, 81 IS per pound: Crushed, -
TO IS per pound
S,Lr-..0io s. cents per pouEl.
SEEDS Glover seed scarce. $50 per hulh-l.
Ti;roiby Sl3. Grass IS to SC. F!a1Ieed s. ia
-.
TAR-$25 r.r barr"
Tun,CCU--The market !, without Change
Thu demand FOR Manufactured is moro active.
WHVAr-Narket entirely INTERESTINGLY any
arriving.
FINANCIAL.
GsLD-alI 30 to sI2 s..
SuvER-$3 50 to 80 So The den.e.' is I'll
active
There arc M noticeable charge, in the Stock
market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
MAJOR GEN CIIEiTUAM.

I. give, us pleasure 70 had that tho state
mint lately naic ia Atlanta papers, and re-
pcat.d il the "Eaqairc-," Of tia resignation
Of this distinguished eli =. VA not correct
The Montgomery Advertiser Of the ?th
say.:
Miio- General Che.;i,an, wins. name for
81 a.,try is not exceeded by any mans in tie
Tennessee army, passed through here sund2y
N his way to Mobile, Eu: vii! return in fsI
Law. u lake his place before Chattanooga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
SOCKS FOE SOLDIERS,

We Rave jr.t seen lsir lady Of Richmond
engaged i'll knitting pair Of woo,cn cocks
Some or Of our good Confederate soldiers is &c
have his feet kept wG:Tner and 1ricr by .Lem.-
n every lady in this city, sEd throughout tn:
country should follow this example, and kni
one pair-or two would do no Earm-we should
soon have the armT of Nirg inis supplied.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
81 nc Ga9'HTE:
Ming AND QUEEN County,

Gentlemen: r.ad, with considerable an1i.
"tr. an appeal, in ypur ms: ISSUE 10 tho l!'!ic,
1t tho country, in behalf of our sociicss So.
Tiers. For the last twp rsa?s ! cheertu!lJ
gaze Ill my surplus wo,-ai'ort ten parnds-
bad socks knit and distributed some w::h M
awn hands. feeling AMPLY repaid ~ Icsriug
some ,,,9r fellow Fay thank rsu;' bGt now
nv tine OF wool lies iiis.in the s;.rro: wait
Ing the coming "f the tx ga:.hcrrT.
If could 20: perm son, would have thu
WOO! spun. doubled with my ttho Of Gotten
iabrut five pounds, knit aad returned to tie
government ~ Christmas, -: s)"G after, in the
form of comfortable SOCKS fr the army. Uf
course, should expect help froal my negh>
b;rs; hu: haze ne7e7 seen Inc lady WHO is
not wiling TO help the soldiers, and what
propose could ba done by somo iI'hn:ntiai,
rusty lady in every nci sl.hurhooi t!irJEs bout
our entire Conlcdcracy.
Oae ef M daughters asks what security
would give? and reply: Ny name, and 'he
irord Of u 'ady.
What say you, Messrs. Editors: can't you
.clp Us in cur "l!b"r VI love-" A word oE
two from you wuul hare gr"a. weight
Coat 80. opeolr e. "'" ia "";i."r'iI. ant
:ef me know us soon q, practicable whether
may be, aiIoEci 70 10 ~ propose. Ey 20
!in.. YOU will not oaly 2liiic ne Int help
rur soldier in the iic!d.
Very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
NIii;Y Nd.

The mode Ct carrying Union elections in
Marrlanl. i. revealed in this short statement
If the New YorZ "TSa7:"
"li.nry Winter Davi. ran molly. Seces>
s.on.s did not come near the poii,.'
S.c.s,ionists hal very god reasons not ia
come near tn. polls, and Of caurse Winter
Davis ran nOJiy'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17


by Dunlop, fiCEsurc i 90.
AUCTIaH SALE or DESIRABLE EhHHi'N
a aud Fng!>h go. t.. *"
CaIUEsBaI. rh' -tgH IH~T, c"rmsnsrS ai "
r,i,cs we Nj .- aIsSr Aue.."a s:GI" ny catalp:Tr
a.tuasls n.sortG:'n' -:
English and French Goods,
S)pcce. s'r;rsi G-=s'r!c A'pacEs
iUs G.! II l. - Ir..r-i A.. r,s4 Sati!:!s,
lpl " r..rIt ~. -, liz :l0rs
~ Ch.ui ~
" f~rsr 81. 81 pes
a. 81. Chsh"a ! euss
10 white sr.r"s
50 SD ~ ard CHING R-as'1
y " err;-'u.d Sh ring F!Gar,l
- " ut;,, sirs'n + n:r"l
GGox Ixi'-, Is. Co::cu Ior.
lapc IuCkrh
% firovl IlplI@i
sc lbs hiur AMI 81. i: ~! brso- Tsr.ai, Nos. =;
$50 dc, s,':u r!tr. ~"
- pkg At PIN
sesgo N'cio.:. rrt i',s-i ~ %oS1'"s
30 .-r.' -r6.s >rs-r l;"3.snI = 'si Rr:tNsI
20: s.o-. " ~. j IN. r,sri j. g u E=::osa
1tsdc7 Ns':a s"'t.:.
~ ,!v-.. j,o'G f:".d
- Gsoos
1tica SIT
SEQ ll'rs asa, sri .en:'cr'u. StsaI .rd Sl.".Is
D,-t, cSryi,. & !.--' 49," very iUs'nNl.
z:.Ortm-r..
loo T sti = ;i'i-/ - or suI'
20 r.S.ss Letter Ei'' Fs''''Hr rS''e.
With maTy it:.r :r;'rs -r'''1 % III. i':":
&. aloSr-5 :lG soo.. ~ a. tri-i?e;tsE - MCr
dry. VI. .sLian.
TERIS-Ca.h
BcS:.op, sioNCu:" 4 CO.,
~ sIi Aac:i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

THg LATE ELECTION ~ OHIo.-R'cent de-
-2lopmen!s indicate that tbs S'ats Of Ohio was
carried against ValIaniigham by mnst gigantic
frauds, This Was anticipated by that gentleman
himself, who was fully apprsSd, when in Charles
:on last spring, Of the measures that would h.
:aken by hc Linc0lA party TO dcfsa; him. His
IMPRESSION, as ;he editor OF 'hc Courier gath.
."4i i, in conversation with him. mas tina. the
army vot. would be msgnii.l to any required
number. but TINT the fraud would De- So trans
parent that tho pcopla Of Ohio would 10: submit
. it They have submitted, Lcwsv-r. thu, far.
heugh there sre evidence OF Dissatisfaction 81
n. result.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

Tha "E.,n:ms Transcript" pan"T s:ar:"d
= Baltimore two weeks aga, hy William h.
H;l.on, on of the former pro.rie;srs Of tho
- Gazette" las been suppressed by General
S:lerck.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
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l,rr-s Az. sr,s7 H:.,qf-.r 5'02la- 0sDa-
IEyAtEHED. ". Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

;,ECiIAS IIuTEf.
- CeHCE.F F"oa
CORNER ltrm ASD FRaXkllS sreErs.
TUESDAY EV'iISG EpT 7IU 1852.
Eraud VUcul aad IrstrI rlcstal Concert
Gr,ad uns;n:.o. ot T,!-ut,
Firrt Ar1sarcse, hi s...os =
VI AID. RI Il j.,
Th- rex. owlsd.si v.,.iI ~ Tho South, il soLn.ssa
Hl;h
MR.. AND MISSES SLOMAN.
E..,,S p auis;, V,.liIs, mi fn~s, PR o'E:sfi in
ih- soul. On :L- A,EI M! ORGAN
o.t,ps: AT s's.csk. Coi.s.r; 20 csnIsGco Al =
"'scsr.
,agr.src1--3s. Chi Gres hall yr!s,. Tickets c;T he
procured uok sl6 hn.ic .iVrs Ballard n r'" NJ
Consult IT, cha z: Hsisl reT sli-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
A:.;i:.::'.,;::c: e. s2ss
Pr r;::a:- H:-c-;T, .:.st'S;
E!.=:T S.e+, = =

-, .,,-:f--:
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u
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A. a'sS, 81: "''''
s, .s-sr7. cazssA. rEaBzEeAEB
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p,u.-rI.s, r,I.n.,!s-s
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u" si"
n..,s...
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. .,:so-.G.-y N!-aaY
= S.;-- e.sk H.s'y a,i 9ass ar1 N~''
-, s'n'. 800
. 81, C@h.s.'a.s ssha's
( rlscs ....A
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g-cs 'e-! SIX
l,n., Tl-a:!'
Fave? Nv fi.E::!
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sa--t .,.- ,!t.i
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BE-: -"'' 10: m o,...
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go. -: 80 ,
: r. N.Y.: o''y
E'asI- -, a.i t7,sr' s@"fa'
:. go. y. His 1-''-'
. h.'',.H. $50.
:, - -.
~e'H''' S4f ''-'
n sH1cria1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

HgWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
uouacs ahURGa n. WEST As sasl date 20 rsprs-
,s,i tn sa!y OF H,tax in Tie zol,s - D,':a~ al
,t,Irsia s.scNsa BE hold OF the tI'it Tp.S.y i.
Hote~b;r. S"v Is nSstSt~it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
SPN.GihL ItTiCr.;..:

Ee5-rU The VOTERS OF MECkLGN-
3CEs VA Gol TaOS. +. GCODR. II. D"tss,-
ia, t,r iHi. rGu!s:y, hsri E"eiN:G 7I candidate
v rprscri Ia h L.E'sla are, s!d respectfully
.u,iri. icrr votes
The election nil! be Lsll HE F,: Tau:sdiy IN D..
| c.mb r..
TfpI, II. hts n GtJ,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
Iva sell. - 10 ii5i.s: .It5r. Ger sr". 20
EYeE.s,.ar. Lag -. IEN -. ~

~ FARE ir ks,srrr - Hse,is-t-f. ~ I:iss'" ~:
T.H,.s l. =, tgnx c t.ri e" iyT-r:v s., fr'1r
rrsssks S,R.ua. K'.i a.r "a l'-r'-Ii = -
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."-l'. We! 'rx:o'ta Sir .r"!.:.rs - .r - ;s%
Ir-a.r dLi-.
its IIrrvs".S': s-ri'' - orh"- is"s- ~ "a
Mn - g,,. III IL good r.lsir 80 ~" & s.s r-rs
70 ; AZ, corr s'sis- ca 80 n'=1.. :. 80
=! "ta ,1r-.:7r< es.-.s.fr- s>T-s Ss.s' RS
u ,tI--; s o. ever .Sss':I.t.s. - ~ 80. - :As-
Irai.t i!se e e+.t- e. = .I"' -. -
y, ai:.ns": p.- :" pa - 81 ,''' ; ".
Th,'s vi:ir. D sgy 49, tossed s=srI asG =" e!
tH.m.t-,Y'=.
nv Il In.ErN = NnrGLw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

.,.Ln ~ LAEr. aTJ ; x, |"sP. Kat,
- .i:acL!tgs: :. Ia.
E..rs H. :!s :. 81 iis 's1i.:, iBi,y- ~.
30 10. Y 80: - IGs = 8sgtf al TIA
.:a,. g.: Of hryln'A"r, 1853.
Ti!S las. H.. E.s= .si'.'s rCst Z. =.
i.Sd ..r cali vs'.: 10 Ts-. Nrr- So. u.
Ihs tive Cr:i. 80 ~. VA t.'.s.E.- = -
Ees.!snbGrs ~ I1 "a la! II eilss lG:.ss 81:
I'D :tI u nv iIG IL 81 Pee: Is'--.. =" ''S.
II, ,~I rs-tr"-i - ere Ir~ - rf.I.'
1; 80 Ia ID &c sd ia. .my c.,r t'fc',
on & = AT i.r.
~ TS'. csPy.
hry,3-- uIEUtUD C. f-rr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

-; E:.t IL i.t. ~ &. SC, ot.t;> =. :: : !:..t
4 COZ MY. ]. rvH '.sI-s Ni's : i-'-' Il -" or
a.. saIi u Han his s.',.t sd $50. -
ioIs-. ~. sE fIsss.y Tia :I-f rrN al i.r"; H.
cor. ISoT, 9: Gsus li 80 -" .'..-' = .fr t.-
e. ..is.. s,sr,is SCI e.nsiaE ~ !. u-.,-S nE..-
no W., Sst "Er ,t 10 wsai.,: :; - -"E
ss-t .cs!s:r. -. - the -.'s.:. co.. -
,'arss s-.'s. Sc sI.- ctr, 80! $".cccp:. 49,
sh'.iI>s-sJs- .o-l'y ~ s.3.ausr
E5aHiS.. I4LT."".
osiNs--:SI ln.,. ....,.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

v>rbIIC cN?x.'r VA IEj.F e. ~ = -
I sIus ard other Proper! ~ t1H G"T'- -
isa:.I.
syrrrzs ii issrts - 30 C3-cc C:s-: Of i'r.'a
C,U.tr rraserei ca ire a.: -: O. ~" HI .
.s,ss.ry ..' ,h. :. r.sG.I. 10 ~:!cs f.1t>' ~.
',.Esrs Th.,a, a;,i" .I+ s'as.5 z-S d.:'H~-
,r'. he v, -.sS r.Ta!... pr i5'sh r" e. az
,u-p,s viii The premises ii, VIZ! A. ir'-
mr. U.gi,. r,Caafy the s<IsI- .. J. r:s. e "a
sarI!srt ~: =. u. TS.s.:r.i.s SeFG So. - 'ts
I..!-ib ttsr.s
yLursI.y. I?!h day Of ::cs3Ei,r:, ;cs:.
=. fs:r l. .u, ik.s.; t.r .sr = e. sss -t.a7~
Sy:is al =.E..? :i'!ss sfsE';s'e- tF"'-':' ." a
,,i, .1H~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
;.ynE E5ESCEIEEHS hvs THls DAY fare So
CO rsrLssr,hls I?l.i =: in ass ~! .;

;.InE r5E3CEIEgHS hus Tals DAT fare So
< acc psrLasrshP I2i.r tsc i:n ans i:y!o .;
r.S. garls Is Co.,
ps- .tsys:po-1 ft se:dIe,rE a Ausiln ns| Cssulr
.ioa iEs.n fer Ia tLs II S"ir'.s They s,'! s'H
put .isy aud prraslJ md pr:ul.s ts!r stst s1erss
/, prIxo's II. irnreSt sfthtf pstrsss
Ti,r Sal.a Res !. rs. fer the yrt.sI: in Ia bid
IL, !s,,lr az! NJ z s!cke: slG.T .: rss LIN rrss'
End Lssu1; Alley
rl,y h. ..-snsss s IN 4: trissiI AID NJ s.'
,is Iearrlly.
f.-s.-I WAYS "a .itsniss,s =, sis vsr!cHi 1ssss'
II DAWN,
R,syns.n e.v . l,s,-ena IA ,aaHh HnCeT
%TOTICn.-',l' IsTs:, Consumer, O! IA, in Jrfa'
son Ward ere h-rs5y i1,i.l iia; II they all 20 pay
~ If W ,trr bill, before rr hour @! O'Clock )"
duy they viii be ,l,ali with ,us TIDE rsGulr" n s
o. tn. =iur -1G,ci fsn tho ord.fsnc- so2eo!ni"G
n. Water " orkI: .
by m ordinance rsu.i By the CoT.r! Hay 81 iis Il
my Ii, remain unpaid for TSN DAYS n1St ais' a. on
nj irh l. /, pre,e-:.i the Aud tor -l noHs ie- Super
Ia;erden who shall step Ito sicr from braC u':d on
,as premises in which th- default Exists, nd y
paid within rIrr.ES DAY, dTs PER cat gil! b. aided
50 ,- .al Of ira I'LL AID i shal ht placid in
the Esad, o!tas City Cs.'c1:sf
ror lT.It For Aufl;yT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

Tls'~rtr!!lSs r. tsNsus; 90 e'i ssr-~ -, -
-s,irsS n s4Il ~ s-,s.I' - fay & So a.
,.,... ~ 81. ,ssr~l the - ~ &C. = 80 -
Ct; Me- . rusv cr-S - . - g
- .'y,I ,hs -rrc -nss"t h' IGni " - .'s' nc
i,s",sl i:s,r.:-, -sASl. al.r'S.:' ra - - -
- l:& S-(..
,,y q. w. sss'-f a; !. - '>-:t,'
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Ju-Trr =. UaT1I:.

Tlsr.--.i go ai' Gee 80: 1. g." = &c.. ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

LIIASiCs FOR 1854
Y NOR lady,
WARRACk'S
yIrainin erI North CRrelinn
ALMANAC Tes SCI
C,,.ri,.eI ~ D.YID SICai1D:Js, u Luna
.7nut, vs. 1890
Pu2!Ired b. JAhEs y Gupoa,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
SOCKS, SONESL SOCKS

ne should be cratiied if the prope. az
saorities will furnish Us viii ;he information
ash,d in the s"hjoincl letter, from Indy wcll
known to us G,c her INCREASING labor ami ctr9E:s
in behalf Of our SELLERS. What she says can
hH fully relied on, and We invite the attention
If the auth rites 20 Ills letter:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17

"What t''cy had to ito was to distract Frarc &C
from thinking Of her shame at homo by send.
ic- he. attention abroad. For their very
Ives sake they had 70 mako haste, and to
pile up events which might stand between
hem and the past, and shelter th.m from the
r"ril to whicli they were brought whenever
p.,'s thoughts were turned to the night Of
.ic ID December and tho Thursday Tie day
&C h!o1d Tier. could be no he.it..ing shou
ttis. Ambition had nothing to DO with it.
it vas matter Of life AL death. II Prince
Louis. and Morny and Fleury, il haupns,
-: Armand AID Nagnan, were ~ c0nt;nU.
Chartered uron France Instead Of being thrown
10 prison and brought t. trial it was indi,-
.cnsahls that Europe should lie disturbed
And. therefore, lie disturbed it and order
ed Enylari to he!p him, and she dill. In stir.
ring IN t5is wa, then, tho Emperor Of the
French was merely striving to keep cut o!
iail and for :his purpose-not for .any inte--
st or Lonor Of lis country, he 1ccreed th,.
daughter Of many my:iatls Of men. Still MIR
kinc lakc is disposed, with his usual candor
- 10 inJulccnt 20 the man. lie says:
"To c1pect him to be loyal to France, with.
ont giving up his pretensions altosethc!.
would be n. Inconsistent rs to say that thr
cir Of the first Perkia might undertake t"
revive tn. ncrtins glcries Of the house OF War
beck, sal sc; refrain from imp9sture.'
We cannot follow the detail Of ST tie nego
t'a;:cns between Russia, Turkey, France and
Ers?and which preceded the Jar; in al
which. It is needless to say, much duplcity
ard vil!ainv YES shown by ali parties. ezcep;
Nv Eucland. In those black transac ions
England alone KEEP: the whteneSs Of her s'ul.
7. j, ir:c. she o:ten i=i5 shocked aa,i Ta;nad
IL tie w:c!:edacss Ct ::cr, and deeply d.,
r,o.cd" their y;ulsnce sai iniquity. Often
a!so her statesmen :ct themselves compro-
misod by the damaging alliance with France
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-17
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

The UOrid once more trayerscs the decision
of the L. s. Supreme Court in the case of Able
man VS.. Booth desperately cssaying to break
its force. In reference to Chief Justice Taney 5
opinion that
Amer the return 1, made and the State Indie o, Court
adoHy o!4'ed tiat The Iary ia eg.'9dg sraJ, me "4
nOfy gf ne taitcd SfGfos, nfy can proceed n'J"~F.
Tie BoHd sees fit to say:
In vain do we scan every word this quotation from the
opinion ot the Court to nt the epDf nay even thr u"
rl'ei affirmation o. TnE TRlBCsr -acmcn NO. one WORD
of refers on arrest made merely under color o aihorhy
on tie contrary only after the Court has been apise
that the party il in custody gEder ne aHoyfy Of me CiIed
State. a they proceed further but that i the very
point be- asccned and for that purpose the state Court
mus. be Ierlnit'ed to inquire; IN D,,.,,nc, Of
law If the Cri'.d St.ie..
- U'brfhe, fiaf tir 4, oonl,ifrfionaL.
For IT the pl on 81 custody hns n" been re'"d m p
larce of o sg # the United states OF j. held n ,nIr'
II on uucon tona a VA neither oas" can m nc si 10 %
in custody under ihe authority of tho tni'rI S'r''
Now here is the very doctrine that the su-
prcme Court oyerrulcd. The Supreme Court OF
Wisconsin had taken Booths case in hand, and
discharged him from custody on the distinct and
exprr,s ground of the unconstlutionality OF the
Fugitive Slave Law. That was the precise
point, and the whole Of it. But the Supreme
Court of the United States unanimously held
that this could not be done-that State court
could not take prisoner out Of the hands Of a
L. s. officer on the assumption that the Federal
law under which that officer had him in custody
was unconstitutional. If Tho UOrtfs doctrine
i sound the Wisconsin Court but did It's duty
By citizen of Wisconsin. The judges found
him in durcss under what they judged an uncon-
sti,u,ional act Of Congress, and they set him at
liberty. holding the law null and yod-as OF
course. if unconstitutional, IT was. But Judge
Taney and his full Bench decided that this would
not answer. And now, unless M'Cunn over
rules 'ha, unanimous decision Of the supreme
Court Of the United States, The Hor'fs position
is palpably mistaken.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
GENERAL y NEWS.

Gov. Pierpont has fixed the seat of Govern
Inent Of Virginia at Alexandria He intimate that
resistance to the civil authority vii be relrosscd ond
declares his purpose to be the restoration 81 the fegn
lar State Government.
The investigation into the burning OF the
steamer Ruth seems 10 show pretty ceorly list DE
$4,000 in charge Of Major Brinon wis entrc. dc.
stroyed by the ire.
There is an unsettled feeling in stocAs-no great
disposition 20 buy snd no strong d&e TO realize. Al 'hc
Board in he morning tie tendency Of the market wa down
.rd be- there were violent fluctuations IN railway s'e
Afer noon the market and prices were higher o.
tie second Bond n market continued to improve steadily
bit jie1scly until e close Of tie day. Exchange opened
At l57 bat. with the decline in gold o. the nako M 10
I!aIsl a. which It closed Francs co'ed At 9l-44'.i'.
The Moa-y market /. stringent Loans were in ae
demsnd al y cent Gold was higher TIE slrs q; tle Board
were So SO a. l2i l23 aud considerable sales were ae
outside at the hishcr price. Tie reports from Char.cion
caused te 20 lz. but the market sherwsid Ie
xfv 81 70