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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11

VIRGINIA - IN CHAN; ERY AT Ru.r' il Ii"
Clerks ofic- OF h.. Circuit: Cow; :. re County If
Cnesreric' onhthe fist Mooday l.. S"pieU5rr ichi.
b.. njaInin Graves k.i7s. Pls.H"ls,
AGAIN.:
CT srps e. Graves. Peer FlourE"-. Mary Firnrnrr
Amanda s Hutchison (rr-c- SinI son. and the cni!d
r.9 of Eurhetlia Haley, decd, n"res rnEn"Hn, "ud
,on r-vidru.s ci the STATE D-f-niar.-
This day III. P..intfs filed :s.ir Bill, tac "h-r' nf
which l. % ain drcrre the yale fer d:i,i"n e
re rae; of land held a, dower by the . Susan Giav-s
d-c containing $50 scsc1, a Chesterfield coaniy,
Ssif Creek
And i, appearing by affidavit, ha: he children .; Eli
ph-.nia Haley deco: hs|+. ufknown Defendants. arr
Of the Stat It ordered that they appear
here within onu month after The due publication OF Iii
orr md 10 do Whist i, necessary protect ihsr in y.
IL; this suit nd it IS ordered tina, OF bs order he
published once week, for four succssre weeks "a ore
f.he newspapers published II he city OF Rchno AID
TIA: copy Of tho game hs posted A. tis f" door Of the
Court house this tue drst IaT OF seTU Of The
County Cour:.
A copy-T.ra
NATHAN II. COGBILL.,
s-pll-lawiw Clerk pro ten.
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EXCHANGE OF NEGROES.
From the n. Y. Tribune


The Richmond Enquirer" in leader
which We transfer to our columns. declares that
"it scarcely possible thatany satisfactory con-
clusicn can be arrived at" by the Commits
yinncrs. Why not? Because "thc Federal
Government has planted itself in9olsnNy on
tnc demand that our runaway negroes, when
taken III arms against their masters, shah be
treated as prisoners Of war;" and "this is Il
thin. which the temper Of the country
ipiyici cannot endure" That is bad, Ger
fain!v. :.ttcToltcd negroes" must he subject
20 dealt, 81 enslacement; "rcvolted" whites
alone ere Ia he trea5ed IS prisoners Of war
But Whit writer On international law, or the
laxs of wal, ever laid down the principle that
rebellion was the privilege of whites alone
Wnat 3uthoEity, human or Divine, is there for
maintaining that our prisoners are all cnti-
tied IA exchange, while those taken by the
rebels are MT: We do not learn.
Oar Hcamond cotemporary attributes the
Yankee outrage" Of insisting Oh general
exchange to cur temporary luck in holding
an excess OK prisoners" 1t asserts that VIC
virtually hold the Confederates "Rebcls and
criminals WHO have no rights" But no--wo
haze never asserted that "Rebels have no
rights Il would i'll become us to do that,
since we date our history from a rebellion
What we do insist on is that'ons set Of rebels
snail be treated as meH o another. Here ara
Pembegton, Gardner, Buckner, and thousands
more Of prominent Rebels against our Govern
ment-nati7es of loyal States, graduates ofour
Military Academy, officers Of our National
army-who rebeDed, went over to the enemy,
Tough. against ue, were beaten, captured.
paroled and exchanged. Ifthere are revolt
ed" negroes in our service, they cannot have
deserved worse Of their e1-mastsrs than Penn
herton & Co. have at our hands. We propose,
then, to exchange evenly all men captured in
fair, open warfare, leaving the fats OF spies
and oil Of their kind ~ be settled by the e.
tablished laws Of war. Who can suggest ~
Improvement on this rule!
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TIRE YANKEES AND TIE CATHOLIC
CHURCHES

There is at Eicksburg one OF tho finest and
largest Catholic Churches on the Mississippi;
On obtaining possession Of the place, the
Yankees behaved in their usual lundal style.
\ correspondent OF the Appeal" giving IN
account Df the occupation Z; Nics.burs by
the Yankees, says:
Ono Uf their lirst acts was to rob tie Cath
Ole Church. breaking in aud carrying oil the
mitre and chalice. Instead OF regarding this
as theft and Vandalism, they seemed 10 cxnit
oyer it as u great achievement and paradcll
tie streets in sacrilesious bravaGo, carrying
the sacred emblems upon their heads in mock
cry Of the holy church. noticed IL great
many Irishmen in the Federal army, and pre-,
Stunning they arc Catholics, it il :. mystery TO
me how they can reconcile such conduct with
their faith.
The Irish Catholics who volunteered 50
zealo,vy in the Yankee service, arc we'll
served. Their masters No right 10 insult
their religion before their aces; anl wo see
no reason Why thcy should nVI employ the
irish SIG lierS themselves To wreck the churches
OF their own religion. 1t is an indication IF
the sort OF usage which iriShmea and Catho.
lies may expect. 70 receive, when Tie wmr is
over. Mt the hands Of the Pilr;tamS.
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\ FINE CHANGE FOR IoLuNrEERs.-NVe
learn that Capt. }. ". Drew's company Of
cavalry attached to the command q General
Tmhodcn, will leave the city ~, Monday next
to enter the service. This company j. com-
posed of excellent material. aud, withal, the
Captain ID gentleman Of deserved ponulari-,
ty. 4 vacancy still exists for few more
men. who will be received prior to the time
fixed for leaving for the field. Any wilo are lis.
posed 70 enter that arm Of the service have
Thus fine opportunity Of serving their coun-
try in n gond company. Capt. Drew eau he
seen -, Mc<srs. Peterson II COS Drug sto,c,
nnrncr Of I'D, and Main strccts
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ANOTHER FLAG OF TRUCE Boar arrived at
City Point. On Monday evening, with six hun
dred and eighty concalescent prisoners Of war.
Il is q rcnlurkaGlc fact that since the battle Of
Gettysburg not single Confederate soldier
it for duty has Leen delivered ct City Point
bv the Yankee Commissioner, or bis Go,.ern-
.ment. The Yankees seem 10 hold on TO our
men until they cannot be used against them,
and then send them homo.
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AID AND NEGnOE, in Cumberl,nl 20. fl,

IL ~ aND NEG l0Es in Cun,be rlnud Co. fvi
10 'usserlber whbes TO rent out TOT the On
toaa e LAID On WI Gu she Resides in Cunibs rlanG
ead 100 ia hinS about 5tO acres in good condition auo
eps,. go fences, with Brick Dwelling House
a. -. ssat rooias, and all necesssry ou;Uu.d,ngs
rel;, :S N"SrSes will be hired to tae person who
aEv., u ain"ag iae negroes there IS csrr;as-.
"s,a., - s1csl!e1t hoase-sorvsn.S, a good cook
Pse.,, is we'll supplied with all necessar,
II a Hea;iy new, which viii also be renteu " itu M,
CT Jams Possesso- VIII be given on the LIST day
House V?s,.ss . NY po6'oticc is Curnherlaa; Cour,
ct; III, AMELIA G. ISBELL.
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TURNING OFT WHITE FANILr ASD Pur-
TIN" IL BLACK OSE.-AIrs. William Car
der. wife Of n soldier in the .i4sh Georgia vol
unteers, and tho mother "i three young chill
drcn, made statement TO the Secretary of
the 1oung Mems Christian Association, on
yesterday, 10 the following effect. About six
months ago she cana from Georgia 10 Rich
mond with her little family, to be near her
husband, who was in the al my Of the Kappa
hammock. She moved with another lady in
to house III Sidney. now owned hy AlcIan-
der kGrr, her companion renting the house
About two months ago, her companion moved
ont AMI lett the house 70 her. and she sup
posed that there would be- no difficulty about
the rent. To kcr ;.Stonishment, when she
went 70 pay ilr. Kerr the rent, lie refused it.
and ordered tier vul Of the house. She
thnu.h; tia! She had Il right to remain in tie
house as !on:; a. she paid urofcrcti To pay tic
rert. and did 80. \ lew Jays ago, man
named! james Re, netting or pretending 10
act as The agent !hr Kerr, broke into the house.
when she was absent, cook all of her furni-
ture and baggage out, ~, thein in shed at
.achcl TO one side OF the house, a:!,l moved n
nero family in the house in her place. When
.:!r returned, she was informed that she must
gci some other place TO stay. She has since
stnid in the sh,d with her little family, two of
which are sick. and day or two since her
negro successor hal the impudcnce To tell her
tha, she intended to put u lick IN the gate,
which vi course would lock her out Of the
premises entirely. Mrs. Cardrr complained
Of the malirr To the county authorities, and
we Icara that the nan Reid has been rccog-
nizcl u answer Cor his conduct before tie
Grand Jury. in the niran,m". Mrs. Carder,
whose worthy character Is endorsed by DR..
james Bolton. OF tins riry, will hc properly
cnrrtl for
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PROCLAMATION FROM GOV. VANCE, OF
NORTH CAROLINA

Governor Vance, Of North Carolina. has Issued
proclamation, called forth by the aw.e~s AID
reasonable menace, made at some Gf Tile called
peace meetings held in tie old North State
Governor Vance warns the people Of the danger
Gus consequences Of persistence in their course.
beseechcs them TO abstain from any furtha, re-
sisi suce 10 the cniurcemcm. Of the CONSUMPTION
act and the law for iiic collection Of l.X.s. He
reminds them OF their duties rs good citizens.
aud cxhoris ihein to abandon the miserable dc,
morsratinrs they are making, OF resistance 20
laws which mast and will b. enforced We will
publish the proclamation lu>mu,f1w
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TIE RECoRD.-Thc number Of this excel
lent weekly paper, for !his week, was issued
yesterday, with supplement. It contains
articles Of special interest 1T tho present
time, among which are: Commander Maury' :
Letter to the London Times" The Cotton
Crop Il: Home and Abroad, Facts from the
Census of lsG0 Sharp.Shooters of the Press
in England, &C., Forty Royal Families aud
their lntermarriage, 4 Ride WIRE the Co.'S
SACKS 1T kertch.
|. The enterprising publishers announce their
intention to publish in its columns Il regular
chronological compendium Of the most impor-
tant events OF the war, which will mid much
to its value. West * Johnston, pHhl,,:.crs---
nrice SO !. year.
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\ CInsE Snnr-On Monday night, about
eight o'clock, some exaspcratcd individual,
whu mad been spouting his Indignation NJ
somebody on the corner Of Governor and
Franklin streets for half an hour, shocked the
neighborhncd by shooting off his pistol. Th
bullet glided inofensively over gentleman
shonldcr Oh the opposite side of the street, cut
a hole through the rim of . little negro's hat,
and entered = door-post at the end of its tra-
vels. ;. large crowd was rapidly on hand.
and, after The usual display nj curiosity and
confusion, the excitement subsidized.
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TEL. EGRAPHIC NEWS
tsEroarED FOR irs-RIcuMosD EyoUIREs. I
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. Sept. ~ = There WAS no f.in.
'a>t night. except from our batteries
lie enrmy is working har'i on Morris Island!
lie prisoners taken in the assault on Sumter
were landed in mil last nignt.
All quiet this morning
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Look ha, said of it II is only one from sn'ocs
To rialS testimonials receive b. uS:
RICHMOND, July -, 1913.
MgssRs JACKso$, ::cDors d Co.:
G-nrlcrer- IN Lrs~cT 30 your inquiries Sbeut the LII
hr!c,!, Cost I'll. mark ID 20 -" yor Sent rs TO Try has
baen tried and gives great pleasure to say hnd
f,iv confirms all you represented II 20 bc-lubrloa:irg
beautifully AID not cumming il the least
Your, respectfully,
& MCDONNELL, NJ NJ, u. (. q R
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I AND FOR SALE.

Tho subscroe.s will of.r public arctIaD. :: Rlce's
Depot; South Side Railroad in the county Of Prince Ed
ward, Va, FRIDAY, 18th day Of September next.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND One contains SIS acres.
and lies four miles from the Depot the other contains coo
acras and lies N 10 from the Depot Both tracts
we'll wooded uaered and convenient and stand high
excellent farms Surplus timber alone these ARMS
worth large sum. Ptrsnng seeking investment will
10 well 20 eIsmin- 70. therasel7el-
Terms cash i'll Confederate money Address South Rne-
ton Halifax, Va JOHN s. RcGERS,
an I8-tSeslsl BYRD R ROGERS.
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FKArDuLRSr SUB>TIrrTIoN.---On Yesterday
two te,ert-rs from the lDth Virginia resl-
ment, named j. BFannon and +. Spies. were
sent from camp 10 Castle Thunder; charged
with fraudulenty selling themselves a. sub
sttutes, and AS such entering The jth Lnrlis-
,nra rcrimrnt
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"
Knives,
brushes

IIpe-. Re.
/. worthy the attention Of sue:' "a other ;r'.ers.
w. in Vie AZ exauiI:eioo nf rstoot
j. F.. Rt'' i?12SS & Co,
ann. &C. corner -. and Br0aGs s:!
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RALEIGH, y. c., Ang. 2S, 1863.


Ills Erccilency, Jefferson Dgris, President 81
tie Confederate States:
Sir: Your letter of the Gth instant has
been received informing me Of the gelant
conluct and heroic death Of Lieut. T. II. Ilar-
ncy. 18th North Carolina TROOPS, on tine field
of Gettysburg, ami asking mo To make know"
20 his family your sympathy with them for
the .n,s rl' enc 50 brave ami worthy rf their
esteem.
/ do no: kni,w thaS he has any relatives
whatever in North Carnina lie was born in
kenhckp, and saw sane service AS Il soldier
under Gen. William Walker during his cam
paign in Central America. At the commence
ment OF hnstiities. he was residing in the
town of AshvHe, North Carolina, pursuing
his Occupation Of carpenter, and joining the
company which | had tho honor 10 raise. he
WIS made orderly sergeant. and by gooA con-
duet end hard fighting, Won his way 10 !st
licn.rylun..
Though without kindred in this. his adopt
cd State | assure y"u she will be proud t"
sec him placed on the long list Of her heroic
dead and all will welcome his memory among
their bravest sons, and mourn him lis noble
brother slain foe her defence
I am sir. very respectfully, yours.
T. E VANCE
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An IMMENSE SALE or BiGCSAnE Go0llS -
An immense sale Of blockade goods took
MAGE nc the auction house of Kent, Paine &c
Co., IN Wednesday, continuing, with one
hours intcrnlisson, from 10 A. VI. until Il late
hour in the evening. The goods consisted of
the cargo Of the steamer Ella It Anna. and
numerous cunsignments rrotl other vessels re-
Gently run into Confederate ports. The fol
lowin. are some o. the leading articles and
their prices:
Ladies' cottn bose g j0al 81 per pair:
spool cotton II / . per doa.; linen cambria
hfanjkcrchieEs. - 2ja% % each: agate buttons,
81 per gross; black alpacas, SIaI0 80 per yd.:
Irish linens, s. j0al0 per yard; undressed
brown Hollands, 81 -! per yard: printed de
laine-, s. COZ per yd.: Eng liSh prints, $4aG 50
rer va:G black baratheas, SIS por yard;
black and coinred canlbrics, 3 Go: white,
s. - ncr .yard patent linen thread, Sl3alG 30
rer b.; brown cotton half hose, $50 per d0z.;
English shoe thread, SO 80 per b.; heavy
mottled twilis. 81 per yd.; Sinshams, 81 80;
Der ward: mixed mohair dc beizes, 80 3%1I4 per
ward: gros de Paris, Sl+ 50a30 per yard; gros
de Rhine, SOS per yard: gilt buttons, SOFA
10l ncr cross; fine combs, 81 25al2 per d:zen;
blank books, larger sizes, SIGaSO each small
or sizes. Sinh 80: writing paper, Sl5aSu per
rastn: pocket knives, 81 I5aSll IS each
Java coffee. > :I0ai -: Rio, - 10: cigars,
S:4OGnl0gn Per thousand: -um, SO 80; claret,
800 per dozen: old whi-k"y, SIS per gallon:
alcohol, $3E French hrandicS. Sl50alI0 per
dozen: gin, 800 per dozcn: per gallon, $::iii
French cali skins, S950al, leo per dozen: il
nincs. S-il0a900 per dozen: cream r"am=,
$40 per dozen: rough :oar. $50 per dozen;
lining basils. $40 per dozen: ladies' morocco
boots. >4la$52 per pair: Misses shoes, So;
mems caiters. >ijal2: chiidren's leather
shoes, SHALL: Spanish saddles, >j2 30 each.
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ESORMOES.-Ca!f skins we've sold at - 100
per dozen at the sale OF Mcssrs. Kent, Paine &
Co Wednesday. At this rate, to purchase pair
of boots this winter, Il man will have to 'isgUrge
about 5000.
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R.;D-Is is reported that the Yankee cav
airv, in heavy force, are moving towards At
lanta. They will meet with Il warm reception
il the report proves true.
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Attr- !n1c ~ r.iurnng. wc have nt !sA, 'ucreciea,
'''0 60 ''' LJBRiCNHNC OIL,
,a ce: u.s,-Tl -srt 30. ~ !rb eating qualitrs-no
:s.. ,E ~. ;c:a :nG properti wh:,s"c Int, ~ IL"
r,:i,,.ry rem: ,ves ';,rG:,' with fh- greatest
JACKSON. HODGES d. CO.,
E.sr o: the old City Gas Works.
l,ci,Inond, Va
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U'sIEL Il. LUCAS,
oyn,r ~, ATTORNEY AT Law,
o,,S;N Nss. In all coasis he'd IN xi.hnnnd ci.D a
Ge9 l3-ctNt
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ArrENPT I'd Fsc.PE PEoI JA'L-SgvgS
PRISONERS CrT FROM THEIR. CELLS TO TGr
RooF OF TIE RUILDI>G-TuEY ARE FIRED vrox
Br TIE GuAHr-ScUrT, TIE McR5ERrR. FAD.
~ Observation-Disclosures morning. about :,
o'clock. IN a;tr!nr; was na.in "r the part q:
seven jri,on.r-, cruhae; "a ii" :tv jail, 81
escape ;herc:3m. .Mr. Hail who h,.a .:har.-
81 the prison, hearing a noise on the root oi ,hc
building, CAUTIONED the guard At u1.t W. (
~ be on the look out, Us lie t'iuurht some
t;iir: was wro"s. The ertir" military guard
WIS promptly called C:.I. and AL exanIr!ati,:n
Of the premises instituted, when il WAS ascer.
tanned That -eTen II The prisoners bad ma,i,,
their escape from tlrr cells. ami were then
on lie roof OF the hu'I,In", whence they ,scre
underwriting 70 c>cir. over Tie walls oi the
prison. Upon finding thut TIE guard had
i'err aroused, the prisoners al crlucEci down
upon the roof seeing which. ire WIS 1t once
opened upon them. Immediately Gpon the
discharge Of the first iiIuskct all juiaEld w.
when second v"liev w;l- tired, Which brought
one - the priSunrrs down. The 4,lc- Elk
jumped from the roof, and cnira"u-ci 70 re-
enter their cells by l!."ais ~. TIE !nic thrOu -h
which their exit was made. but we're ali
promptly secured aid liautcui;el, ;ai
suard sent back 10 ascertain the condition OF
tne seventh man, wiu was found l:inc in Il
hel PIERS condition on the root CT the building,
badly wounued. Il muSknt ball having entered
his left hip, and come "nc NJ the small at
the back. lie WAS ais" strucl: IN some six or
-"yen places in the back with uck-iot.-
lie was ut once taken down and carried
to IL cell, where lie received medical at
rcnt:cn. Though very painful. his wounds
arc npL thought to be- dangerous. The
name Of the prisoner shot is JOAN G.. Scott
who is now awaiting examination upon the
chargn Of killinga man named Powers, with a
brick, during quarrel which tool: place in
the Jail. Sgott is spare made, beardless
youth, with Il ladlc-shaped face, and right
sandy hair, apparently about 81 ore years OF
age. " hen uur reporter entered the PRISON
Yesterday morning, Scott was lying in ils cell
undergoing Medical treatment, ali til" while
amusing himself hy cur.ir.: -"cG: Body and
everything around him in tho :lo. l,roianc
manner.
The prisoners Elected ihcir escape from t'lGir
cells througha hole jus; large CROUCH 20 admit Il
mans body, which they iai Succeeded III making
with Il case knife. filed mp Ikea saw. With this
knife they succeeded in emitting through ''ree
cells and one brick wall aud then. gctti"s into the
Eastern, or wume'rs yard, managed to climb 10
ilt' roof Of tir builins. where they w"r" d;s-
covered and fv::eL in their attempt br !a Y.l.
lance OF tie guard.
The names OF Tie patty engaged IN this attempt
;re
William Fitzgerald, CHARGED with felony; G..
w E'rrrr! felony: John q. Scott murder OF
Powers; George Liam, crunterieit!Ig; Charles
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,-,w :.1HDGS ACADEMY THE next session
y vii ir.!G ,ae - Il OF StpTEMBEH 70: ;cr:ae,
4 lt-.s, Ella, Il tie uuders eaet. At Err 70 Depot,
-, I'd .,:a. Va. JNO. II. NiAS ION, Pr H.
'S.sN.nsAa u. X RAMSEY ss Isl.
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REWARDS.

,y-,STED Virginia lady q experience and We'll
W on, .H-d 70 each the English Branches. F.,pca
~ W, o. ~ p6o. (vocai and ias:; y d"siTe@
,ca:g sch ci ar private family; 10 comm nee ,hs
il, d; cf- Der Instruction given IN Drawing AID 20
t. :, ~ The GUITAR q: tsreJ. Saisrs $50 and beard
~, ,e..ioa ,f lia rlo:,hs. Reference: LI;eanSrd.-
ADD. Mi.- NJ sitl,rs Tavern, Essex conncv, ta
i: u r y, S-rI.nrl Office. Richmond. Va.
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ADVERTISING.
EDUCATIONAL

,,,uE duties Of my school will be resumed
Uctvdcr lst, Gay tre.', between 9Th aud 'uth
TN. .cr the rrst hal; sass!on. psyahl- III ad.
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" "a E;.W.AitD Strayed U. stolen from the
'D1OU dac:aIIoa vi the su".tri6er, "a the C"luia-
''"iv. :e"rn mics below Cumberland ,:Crrt House n
sofrri uUrsc, aoOUt i've feet hish and a!Oa; se'cn
!r";, l,:, The forehead which Is hro. with
80! ". Il parsow strip Of white extending down to
4!>'ht nos. ~ - towards tie ioie;op. lit aas. ssI
va sro.s cn IL, back, cnGsea : saddle en!ls. be IL
"'o ;ainS .igty parrotioet, aud maS have o;her
F; ao' now rec ii-cted. s had MIN ossessioa only
49, :'ir wee lie 0! the wheel horses Of Z
'"S 'ea % 'r r. the coun:y o. Berkeley, auu was
'-'tN" cAod in The shoulders, especially ,"e light,
81 "a IL. urL-r the colef ru"bcI oT ,lo.e y
Il" - o! (" Il outline, wCrks tnciy IN h.raess
IIH cfire i, wei. 10 sorl- =. la ,rcilug ucck.
- b,vr "ard viii De I'd on his del very to or
e. .ar, =: Sd Ii iri7rnaoa as VIII e:,ab 20 80;
TIE "ssta. JOHN Z. WILSON
Sc $50
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WHEAT! WHEAT The s1bsE!eers FRO
w pared 70 pG:easss feea-e sid pay &c: Whsat 70.
the 9averament coa=stise tn. fouy ts the vt
hs Emy, sn1 when asatsey, 30 farrisb the assr. H,n
s&8z. RkxAI.L CaxhSEAW. >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11

Ts pu.brr of pupils vel be lml cd, and the school
,r.iI b. * usirsiy under my 'or:rol
VII r ~ ROGER MARTIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-09-11
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

We fad the following III the Raleigh State
Journal under date OF kiust"n. Sept :ird:
The complexion Of things have materially
chang I'd down here as regards The movements of
the Yankees below, since my letter to Vol; OF
yesterday.
The Impression is prevalent kcre TIL, morning,
based upon the Hcws that came up iron! bc:ny
las night, To the eff CT thai the mast Gf the enc
mys av#liahiu forces have lit Newborn, within
tile lat nvr days, and gone to reinforce the cy,
petition OH Charleston And tbs forces Il. New
be:n at this Tine are Composed Gin iy ul heroes
AMI conScripts aud HAT the Yankees lhsm
selves, through their friends and alii1s mninu-st
us, instigated this advance report MS q !int, iur
the purpose oi causing miiifiamcn 20 lose
their fodder by being called out ii; this saason OF
she year. and also TO cover their movements
towards the coast OF South Carolina.
However. my own Impression is :lat there is
something rotten III Denmark, and tia. cur mill
ary authorities should constantly b. or ti.o alert;
1885, they should be taken un1warrs
= Ii this news be true, we hope that Gov Tnucc
will release the militia men, ~ least for n su.
cient time To 60 home and finish saving their
fodder For it is distressing in the extreme to
witness the extensive fields Of fodder n1w drvins
up for the want Of hands 10 SAFE 1t in tbs scriuu
OF the State,