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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15
COMPREHENSIVE.

HyHE undersigned have entered into copartnership
i under the style Of BUTTERfIELD 4 CO., in the
Mating and Hop Business, Also dealers in Barley ana
Rye, for which cash will be paid.
We have leased the largo building known as Stouts
Warehouse, opposite Detwiiers Mill, Of Second
and Water Streets and have now the finest Malt
Houses in this section Of the country.
Having the advantage Of thorough ractical skill In
the Mating business we most respectfully invite par
ties in want Of the above.
.-r - ~ JOHN UITERFIELD,
sstsE WM D. ENGLISH.
.. 81. EOFF.
Wheeling, Dec. 1t, ls63. decI5-tf
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III Mas. M. RHEINsTRoM, No. al Main st.
will open Spring and Summer Millinery, Or
Thursday. April 18th 1864.
Apr. IL st.
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Change of Firm.
HENRY HARTMAN.

FORMERLY of the firm CT Hartman Strauss
Il will hereafter conduct the business of the firm
at the old stand, (No. 81 Water Street one dool
assortment of the latest styles Of Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods Also
Military and Boys Clothing always on hand
MARLIN
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

SMITHS BREWERY, on Fourth Street, is
now in full operation, and the best beer
ales, and malt whisky can be purchased
there at moderate prices.
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Gold Quotations.

New YORK, April Is.
GoLD-Feverish and irregular and unsettled;
openingat s0H, and advancing to 81, declining to
74H, advancing to 7SA andclosing quiet, at 16H,
M76el,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

DsAD.LDrs Blachly, of Washington, Pa,
died on, Tuesday last. Thei deceased was
an esteemed Citizens and an extensiye
practitioner of medicine.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15
N1I.I 1A6sI to .reJ5r.sssEw hea

crop as immeasurably lost. One said to us
The nthwmaysnalsn thriuf salcropswould
be gathered--some even go so far as to say
not over. Al eighth. One Of our. largest far
mers Of this county told Us the past week
that he was ploughing up one hundred acres
Of bis wheat ground sowed last fall. There
was scarcely spear left alive.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

The RIVER is still falling, with nineteer
feet in the channel.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Of fire in
the Third Ward Yesterday afternoon, proved
false. aTAy6q1 s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

A LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-The congrcga,
ton of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Oadiz Ohio CAgfew days lsnce expressed
their COED will and esteem for their pastor,
the Rev. W. NJ. Grimes, by making him a
donation of upwards of eight hundred dol
lars, in cash.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

] PotUs@ JohnG esdseas Isoldisr,y bay
ing become somewhat boisterous in his
manner of conducting himself, was fined
Two dollAfssand costs yesterday, which he
forked over.
Moses Hughes was fined five dollars and
costs for last driving over the suspension
bri 1ge, by Alderman Robertson.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15
NOTICE.

Tshe business Of the Belmont Iron Works tCompany,
ssyi6of Robert Lehr &Co, Mr.. McCullopsh hayin 2
ered on the 24th ult To take elect fron January
nth ISo4s ROBERT LEHR, & Co.
4rSl ii B.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

+ GENTLEMEN desirous Of making their lady trends
~ handsome Christmas or New Years Gift Will lind
he Toilet Sets to Be the most acceptable present they
an make, put up n 3 tine Enaneled Gilt edged Boz.
FOX s-l- akAHAM'S Drug Store.
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Fight near Winchester, Va.

The Baltimore Southern reports fight
near Winchester on Friday last between
Mai. Hunter with a force of Pennsylvania
cavalry aud rebels under Imboden. From
so to 100 were killed and wounded on both
sides.
Passengers from the West say it was
decided Union triumph.
Me lean advces via Havana state that
Juarez has lgons to Durango. This place
however is in possession Of the Imperial
troops. The Mexican Gen. Pottoni having
evacuated and marched northward to Chi
huhaha.
The reported capture of Guadalajana is
absured.
Gen. Ureza is in state of Jalesc, doing
nothing.
French frigates left Vera Oruz with troops
for the mouth of the Rio Grande.
The Steamer Creole arrived from New
Orleans with news Of the 5th.
News are mostly anticipated via Cairo,
Farragut was in the city.
The Era states that the Liberals under
Certinus, defeated Vedourri at Monterey,
Mexico.
French war vessels were taking sound
ipgs in the mouth Of the Rio Grande.
Certinus had returnsd to matamoras. and
expressed determination to defend to the
last extremity.
A force have been sent to Bagdad at the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, to oppose the
French. They are throwing up defensive
works .....
Ten thousand bales of cotton have been
ferried over the river at Eagle pass, within
month, and is being hauled down to Mat,
amoras for shipment.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-15

d ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
lland the public generally, that they are now re
ceiving their Spring stock Of Boots, Shoes and
Caters of all kinds which. together with their own
manufacture, makes their stock more full and
complete than ever before. Merchants and others
from town or country, may find it to their interest
to give us a call before pure hasing elsewhere.
Sign ofthe White Boot, lbs Main-st, Wheeling,
Va marl9
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..lI]EELIIleiRIlP||'H|).I|C.
fFFT - Y \ - ~ - -tttis ~ ~ -. ~ 4
Upto2lO'Clock. "A. M.
ESlreyaport Eyaeuated.

New YORK, April 1.-THE fall in gold
was caused by Q report that Mr. Chase had
drawn from $500, 600 to 100000 against
gold sent from San Francisco last year.
|. "A Natchez paper Of the lst has a report
that the rebels have blown tp the rams ri
Shreveport and Missouri to prevent them
falling into our hands and evacuated Shreve
port. 81, ..-y.1Csl5 yttad
A special to the Tribune from Washing
ton on the 18th says: Gen. Grant leaves
forthei front to day. Oh JaGCe .
Sec'y Chase leaves to night for New York
on business connected with the 1910 loan.
The U. S. Treasurer to day commenced
paying interest on ell cupons due May lst.
The amount so due is abount SIS 900.
Report says about 30 French detective
police arrived in the United States within
the past 10 days. ti''.' - ,+''' .
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
have decided that communication money paid
cannot be deductep from personal income
also, that the amount Of income tax paid
will not be deducted though taxes are al
lowed to be by law.
The House Military Committee decided
in favor of the bill increasing the pay Of
white soldiers to SIC per month, aid color
ed to $l3. The majority are unwilling to
put them on An equality. The Senate
Military committee decided the same vote
for each.
The Senate at the instance Of the Pres
ident will undoubtedly reverse the action
of its Military committee against the con-
6rmstion OF Maj Gems. Scho6eld and Gil
more. ia,
The printing Office of the Commercial
Chronicle al Panama was seized by the
government officials. 1t caused great ex-
cltement, and the Star denounces it as un
justifiable. Both tho q. s. and British con
suls have taken active interest in the affair
but have failed to induce the authorizes to
desist. - ~ 5..E Hrh 81
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Local and State News.


t4fi5 ffN - 1851 ------ITT % sa94X IL
MRS. A. s. THOMAS will have 90 OPkNlNd
lvl Of the latest New York and Philadephia
styles OF Bsnnsts Hats Etc., on Saturday April
10th, to which she invites her customers, and the
a ppilIs IN general ,2aNlTA09alsa
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THE WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE

Vas a,oa,ded he First Prize Medal at the
Worlds Far, London, England, Dhere all the
Machines of Ewope and An,erica roe,e in COM
petition Also at the Industrial Exhibition, Paris,
.e5 ss4s e-2F -
France and at every United States Fair at sohich
Seeing Machine hare been exhibited
The principal Companies making !Se.oing Ma
chimes are Wheeler Wilson, l. ~ Singer Co.
and Grorer 4 Baker. Ofhe Machines sold du-
ring the gear last reported 4
BY Wheeler 81 Wilson Sal ,3O5
BY Grover az Bal<cr---- IO,2e0
Shooting Wheeler & Wilson'S sales TO be double
those ofdny other Seeing Machine Company an
the country.
Report of american Institute, New York:
'This machine makes the Lock STITCH, and ranks
highest account of the elasticity, permanence,
beauty and desirabeness OF the stitching when done,
and the wide range Of its application"
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Wheeling, Dec. 1t, lss3. decI5-tf
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Office ono door south Of kramer's Hotel, Ma
street. RFWF imaf24- Pun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
THE STATE LEHTSl AZURE.

We rsat With pleasure end With general
o2nravsl M ariiois N tue ''Hentiner' upon
,.is :;ur..toLt subject. Ii is to tho State Lee
g!s:aturo hut the psop ls Of Tie States must
:Jok for sil ti7se usatnraS e domestic and
social regulation 1kioh are neither within the
aIoglacs nor tho uspaai,y Of thu Confederate
GJgesnnont to coudua,. 1t wss thus that
during the Revolution OF lTI,6, tho Virsinil
House Of Borgsassa Cfgau I'D tic Amy,
the cauita Nud the poiins Ct the C,nlrioL-
wualta. It wss has salt, eloth, G1m5, rvw-
der AID lead were manufactured under State
auIlarity. Il was thus Comnittss e s.fs-
ty, appointed BY tho State Legislature, Fer
f5rmed Executive auHls fos c; TING n dolaalt
CT an Executive Department. We have uow
oorst nal State go'ssl.aolt, with it,
departments, c,.1ri;nats sud endowed with
separate. d:sl;not and adequate poHsIs; hEt
no Law iul act can Is d6ns Unless 10 Lsgisla-
ture first ehpot tho measures to Ls executed
by the Governor Or adjudged by the Cau?!a.
We lave elsewhere said that Ito nsErrs IF
the Confederate Government are l.,aitsd by
tho Constitution within far mors restricted
circle than that which saoloses the Federal
authority. In fact, thu Confederate Govern
men, was expressly organized to exclude the
exercise of Col tain doubtful powers claimed
hy the Federal Government. It was intended
to DO o government ft'ictly limited to tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

WuAT Is THE FUTvSs CT CIR C.SFsBr
RAcY OR iuturs Is to light - /, fiELi Will 81.
ensny pcllutss our soil-t1 6gbs rs long as ii. >
deny cur r;ghts-to fight anlii Aaape6l .nce is
kehitred-to 6ahsss lnaI 80 We hsvs men r 4
j to battle for h,mss tor ,i!il,rar. to, litsr'T
for all II. y, hold deas. W., h,vs snlI rad I'd
much, says The Macin "lg.!e1 ENDURED ioJ
much, lost too alach 10 iaI nov III the achieve.
ment Of oil for. which slch I. gretr price wss psii.
Hope sti looms up sIaEtl y. ard ridliars5 Lrf ra
u.s. liberty and t"Lor and hat pines- and Prs
per;ty stil lnre on - tbs mis hly and msgn;ii-
cent prize for which No ttriaets anl Will,
such is tie case while su CO, s. is aims; in Or
grasp, shall We iEuoa,irj rusly f-rer1 haT,r.
Southsrnsls. Re start CT ten't-bo f m-Le Ill :
ia .rirg. Boar Thss s51 iLs 8 crlel iCt i! OIL :
leads to the e1 altar giorJ' Els the t1,rc. The
unyie ldinr. tie deteiu.u Oh tautiari1rc iav r..
But deserve ne- sm:l2 h .;'ccc s2latsrs, and I'll.
{ no has is y-oar5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
FROM GEORGlA-GENERAL B.tTi LIE
ENpEJIEO-GEN. HAROEE To TAKE
COMMAND AT CHARLESTON, &c.

GaIFFiy. Ga, o.. | Not q hostile sh
has hrsn afsd along tic ueors'a front fer
several daSh past.
Oar aliny ID now upon an off.nuive CAM.
psigo, ard apy day may bring on sensrrl
engagement.
Ganersl H.rdss is II take ctmWsad st
Charleston. aud ! L. the universal impressicn
hora that HtGeral Beaulegard will superceds
u IT srai Hood in comma id Of the arIuy
Governor ,hnson has issusd ORDER. i'll
Tennessee, oonscripling al men an:i negroes
between the ages ct eighteen and f.r;y-fge.
General Forrest Ia producing the widest
;zritement in the lear VI Shermsn's srmy.
u to the latest nccouIss there had been Mt
gems, al increment of ,hs suswy from Atlanta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

CHANGES IN HOODS AnN:. From lie I.5:e.
Joy correspondent Of he Cop1h1., G inns
vi The lG h, we learn, il.:t On Il com: Of ire.
concilat !e differences y b tiar Hooi. ii u.
G.n. II, rlee las bean r. ir,L # t'.n cor,narI
Of his corps Maj q II. Gi:cdE.:ln ::.!i Prob 81,
succeed him. B i.ali.r E;htur Chint Il s:aii.
hes been relieved Of liz ltsi 81 It hi1 nS:u t.,
quast. Lieut.. Ctl. Ncs.i,k,;.. CHEF QIh,t !.
mat r of the army, HIS tter ra"r.rei hy ts
Qasrt,rma tar Gen'r n: R'ci0'ond, sni 81
Aver fira"r!y sta'ioI oil It La G.s,s -. one at
the Oldest Qur:erma:t rs in se.s.c:. gwen tie
pnLiti-p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

j. s. ". HARROW, Esq, %: S1,!-yiv"ril
c,un:y, Va, member OF III: Oh VI. t" =
cavalry, was murdered near FraIcr;ca2'art,
Va. n Sunday last, by two d.5i:tt,-, ca:""d
Wesley BosliGg mi Jalles H5.ua'. Tao
dscsa,tl was sJn ul p. If.rf1~, u ::pJrJ;-
vcnis county, n,iI vas b:a7e AMI oh;'a''c'
n'leuan. The Cover o. hss tbe:'i 10
wsr.l Of $500 for tho uri'rshensl' II If ;h'
1rnrdnrera
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04
4 GALLANT LADI AND COW AhULl
CAVALRY,
liz. ia 1Yinckast.r ssYs:

a Istc. IN WinchostI eIyS:
Mrs. Gouarsl Gordon and se7s, a! l:ii5s cf
Winchester, ran ous itto the streets IF Win
chester ana caught the ea-alIy horses by tho
bride, and begse ed the men 10 60 faik. but
they would not. These men were not any Of
Fitz Lee. men, they fought well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

A Good PICrunE Of LINr"lE.-Ihj 49,"
York Day Book" draw, tie t. Loving na:tt;iI.
rictur, of Abraham L;rcola
lie is a tn.'l Gerrtv'tJ. Vulin-'t,', rr'l :
an | low Gu: Nj, G make TIC nsn. No ,mon: 81
good society rou j .vtr make " rop'l rHn >:
LincoIo. a~l no hing e,a'l irohstly iLluch I'm.
to stay in such .oti,ty tirrl: h,H hour, il h.
could get out fir. i zig woui rot be l.. 10
disgust ID shu, ~ in II pr'l9! taHn Li.co:n "oI
he if confined TO The company Of well II! ani
hoi.orsbls man. 4 change in the &C ui.'t u
lls Pr. LEI Ii. chair mu BE- for the he l.. !"
the lspgusge Of Lcr Byron,
What &c. bci!de', we s1oHn TIE HOfss"
Tn Presidential Gel rsv..y we law rnlehlJ IL;
btttrnI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

4 FiGIiT;SG EUllKesS. -R&ceI'lj,s i.2'I si.'
t5r OF u paper in Calunhrs OIL. wLs c'"u'
ded By i.m l., Of lha. city, bscaL-. "r t"''e
thing "he put in the rapsr aLont h-t.' Tbs mex.
sv ming, tile wifi, Of the bea an el;tD VAT - :"'l
to be the boss fths concarr met tie 60. III f.II
gave her tremendous lhrsshn7 With = t -
whip. We .r, under Tie rIGi1E 'ht' L!
woman will ever ;t:rm1: 10 whip IT, -.:'''
agrin- X Y. Cli;p:T,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

The CT. sion paper c.i:-::i - 80 -. Q /"
fnl r.,: DIR f Il j t"a:va gas o. ~. :
Hou, ,esG Ge r9s's Ststihn IA. III = ~
roa hyr c5upie c! s!ctpcl i.n%t.: III o.,
acc ,.ry an.cL b. E'gro with - ." E';s''
was pe.:;r < I'd d u;G! when ~ ID; 80
met H. N It'd Jrmsnled c h.'.s-- iVa"r II ~"
resisted aud Cns vi lbs T.nks' S! ct mir tr;piS'
the neck, causing his d.a h. Tn. nt'thE''
went in pursuit., bu! had not kidd = ta.'C'-"
The N HheIl lnsi hsnT1 frlnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Money gain-f.vor ofcnne. .....-... "
bssic es Il e fodder, which is b Ter ,iaa Ia. im
the corn-and the tops which h. hrs rr i
ag,y ss feed for lis cit le, poultry, etc. AMI i'
adds, vi en- you've got your syrrp, yo"' {, ~: q
safe FINN weevils, ,at'," Ct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

SORGlIUM.-An cd fHtiDne; f:n:F t.iJ u,
that, rrn an acre Of lsni which, " !Ien vel eel
,ivat d, would } led iftecn bushels ct corn, l.,
has made, tbi, year, forty gallons Of s. rap from
the "tlsck top ChiLeSe caus. lie cs ima!ti ;lo
gain thus:
40 gallnEa syr1p...-.. :'d
10 bush, IS ctrn...-...-......... !,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

Ash [: Ute i. oh.r il Wes hin2itr, 10 ''i .1t
upon ID. eLiolsd ren Il WI: Hpt NE oL'.
ana secure "sut. c'o'e- biz aiTe't;5 II Il: -
announcing ''Alieu= all f:gihis ,a:'o:5 60
6.Brtlj On bGEd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

AU.iiRAL F4RRaGUTS PRr<nErEs'|-Au'n,, . =.
Far !zut las bten in,t.utt b. the Navy ~
par m u. MT to e1 change bis prisoners e1cep.
ing for oficer5 ard men belonging 10 our Gse
forces Ing time sgo csp'rr.d by the FeO''-'
and who ars confined in Te1a5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

ArroIN1HEET-nr. Jlln n. Heniron, Of
Ssaunton, has been :s2roiaeed Treasurer cf
the Confederate State !, vice E mere resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

=: e = tIJrS !: .:i = : s:;?s
Sss, j !: . !; ~ a.. i: &: &: ID
;::.I -; !; s:.:f-sli 49, 80 80; q. ~
s,s p. r5i~. = "a: = 80 He: ~: ~
pcSsE !. srl;;;ea! F., :At.-t. i -. :, s-,s.
tto 3yerthipr vi TIC &qL,I:.a aIc;.,
Can e':ler Of sas.e distinguished s3n:.e-,>s
inform re no" slavery ensentc:s a. j1.:;;:.
in the Northern mind There a,a: BE- g..
doubtless are, few men in the EyiiI: ~,
from ties of consapguipity, Ct ing rtsi,fn.s
or property in the ,utb. incline from s,St
considerations u Jok viih favor upop H..
cause. b.: wAat shall be said Of !hs Dr..
mass who, Ike r:ys,lf, neTer saw p!ao,sts,
Was never Il siteted S;a'a, VIII ia;. n,
relation rr .yea IN acquaintance il Ken,
not the slightest recuniary ihtere,t ar-y; A..
| except il the Nnftb2 Whist has sla,;r:,'
do with Cur opposition t. this wa7? For =
far as am CONGO ned, am Oppose! i, +,
and bsvs been every dsv, hour aui uiru,-
sincs its Inauguration, cid sand ra iy to s;;r
tilt it were in my power to-moiroS, ulG. the
basis OF the sovereignty oi ths S,.t;s, as coz,
trsr'i5:ihguished from c'L'rsi I'D r.@s,
sufficient to reduce tie States 10 territories j;
any process and for any pnrr'st.
The end, tLon. ny.-frier!., ii ID. ;ri..,u
Of Democratic principles either in rsstc:"':aa.
reconstruction TT resolving tie dl!esats,:
powers hack - hs States.
NO~, as 20 the lest q,es.itu. Wien ';aiy
ttfjrl fails lcg kigs 10 Is Constitutional [ lion
tmbr"ci! z all tbs States, wLt!e vii lEa.aaa
stunt?
Now there has been 90 !nu&h saii in rngs.d
n i. Northeastern Conl,d sracY ths: any c,s
might eatily &c nisuLdetstcod upon this al.
jeet.
Ia lay Lrp.L'c Judgment. The SIS VI to
Nor;hHe-: are 20 inserarnbly tou,d u az.
strong an natural tic Il {, E.,u"ycs, rt ia
rest, Of asst ciAtior, Cf L.0td. of customs, 'a,
its ind manners, to tl,sr Of tie S1u,Al;1
border, tbat they never can t. Is lag Inns re
main In separate g.verameE'r. Tho h.n'ta
arc natural. They nu-t units. The rriirx
waters that ivy from tho mountainI ~ .it
gulf will ever te EQUALLY shared 10y tho rcrli,
whose States border upon tttm. N.'ni: Il, ,
decrcad ;i-it, and We will LIE v iso to deg 4
N9rthwc':e!n OonGsdrrLcy uuy .lo for ,to.,
who aspire to place and POSITION; Lat e.. Inc,
l counsel against it. 1t would Gully IL anY
event, lie but temporary. FiLu;iy hts!
Northwestern States, with ,Lose CT the LG7Ltr,
will unto with thoie Of the gulf. | pay God
tina. oil the S:Rts- maT again 10 la..ii'y nj
ted in ore COMMON fiite1nal LonI, VII, :. :aa7
last Whilo time cEinles.
AZ to whc.h,r til Te W !. la 'v.i rs. :: So
ever 10 t@as question ia htk"i i'll IT, h,ta-; i
the co:n:pamGrr-in chitf Of the Federal a,si. :.
| trus. not. j there IL no in.olerrL'c it.,"r!s:
.noe with the Democratic portion Il: t. ,f;-
ple. there vi | he nure. Lt rs L,Je H., IL,
ballet box shGll decide as 10 /. ei,G, "a 81 ~
Iuinstra:icn, wiih1ut STRIFE fu!lT n@i :4r:y-
II this can te done, have 10 lrni= vI the 10
suit. T.Se coTrage-a Democrats: :IiuElA
aweits Us this fell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

HATE OF New ESGLANn.-lhe 'l,ii!.ri
Times" has letter from its eii:o' d: Ciicaga,
which says:
There is throughout the Wet wlis-frni
apd growing feeling Of ii like toward New Era
land. find this feeling 10 t= birt.'. ead ih,i i.
i, not col feed t, any pir:y, bu; j. !ulsly sl.'ci
in by We tern R-pub leans w-l: D:G"cIa :.
The lee ng that to Now England f"''.t:c.sm Il
country is largely indebt,G llr Ia: rsI''i'ou,
war, ard that Eastern m.n havo h1ta 8: ;i.n- ii.
undue share Of it's pre- 6t: whi.o IL. We; has
tainud the conflict with its blcoi AM treasure, :.
more gen IN y entertained n,"l fra y 'aPrr' 4
than j, PLEASANT fIr m u hear. In III: 'e.i.
ing Condemns ior, til; r. il II !. shiiiry !hs; h..
lite rtce will be doua :G.t'l >, III Ire Ea'''Ta
y a.cS who have nsvrr c5ult-rarccd ian; li:'.!l.
bu. have suffered from - Prosecutions. j.. b.
any unpropi MS "a e,I.:EcO slI9ull terc'et Ct
aud the South gan scpnrata innfFanioH'S'
thrr, is bu. li.te hope that the W'st wall! ca.
sea, 10 remail with New Ens;"rd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

WHAT FRED. DOUGLAS Tnl"KS fred Il IL.
lag, the ,duca.'.l daFkGy, il ont in sperc'.
a,,i ms. the Administration. he speech sas de
.veTrd 10 Washington TO urge fuiiance, GOA.
pos d very lrstl' Of Black Republican al, r.,
and negroes. Some OF Lis poin;s were we'll VA
] have room f; onli Il " ~ few. lie Il :sc:i,o!
the manner il which :he & .ve!nmeIt l.:a;r.t
the negro b. n cunuin:'y Iev'sc plan I: ID
HIM CT his labor--ihe GoyetIm.it dare td H.,
psy The nsrr, chou 4 receive, Tor whom h. hoI.i
W, TX, how oft ~ and how much liz shrGl hr
punished. H, said before tie war began Ill
this was directed BY Southern mat rs-LoS To
negro had two, especial u ~ q N. BGrka risN-
ag. It in bis dep' rtllent, whore the Govern.
mel luIriod him to tie conta ter sni worked
him on III, plantations II lie was frs, Hs y:
Lincoln claimed he hsa right 70 iirr7-c Z: sG
own pow r, 10 f1 his ways ami 10 c'n'.ar; IL.
his own labor, Ne. lie Wa, also opPa-.si - H..
emp!Uymt mt Of his O. ~ soldiI. l. ..'lsb !:
only tended to irt,n lily the hatred Oh IT,. $9i:i
erners for The act man n i give t'';'n III 1p'
p,r'uEi'y ard incentive for ge,a'er :s-rct;oG
aad Gu lty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-04

RsroarEGr C"rsT Etidy-- IL :ooi'r Jom:i
h Cuskis, ],fssidiay ~ soIi.:r II .msl lrlelcy
Graham. APPEARED charged wrh ass.ultin-
aud ruLbing Patrick H. Hog Of 1885 ii r,r;r'i,
e-ats raorsg, ard one gold wa:ch and cLs.i,
yalusd At So LOO.
Mr.. Il.y stated .ha. la was :a:sinS dow
Brooke Avenue, uear L,.S', street. uGaut 1
clock Thursday night, wLen tho tc;ls:d rna
us ,inst h III. az tIe sum5 '':n' ihsCrt;ng Biz
hand in vi Les>'s b;aon. p rsu:a!u.; lie m il
WAS drunk, II y plssei N; gfirr w"'k'n,;
about 40 yards he agnia cncuuni.:.d L riis
oner who repea'sl the tsre.iaion:. Elrageti
the "perpefs,' levcl!iug him in tho sut:sv.--
Accused speedily recovered hir1so!f nni shou
cd at tho top Of bin Hicr. "Raily, Co. l."
Two or three athletic fellows taen ,nsaed III
aud pitched into Hoy With will. Daring taH
scuths which ttersnion sued. n1y's "n'Gl
AID chain were tom f. and his pocket l01h
ph.traoted in soroe una"uJuuiabis E,a1'cr.--.
Finding that he Was cG,niGg cut stet2I Bat ii
the melee, Hoy o.lsed Justify ;ur h"!!., aeA.
Jag which Wnt:hmsn Fr,.anAr ran ~, End III
rested Graham his 1853 slant succeeding III M
king their escape. The watch eIi cha Ii, Yrap
ped up in uJy's E.n iscrchie:. were sahs,"
quently found ly;n ! rear the ln!Hr post, WHARF
they lad evidently lc:r thro%n ~ ths accns
oI.
As uual ir such ,ats. G,ghGn plea
drunkennesp," bat il d.in't 90 !3wa with Ia,
Recorder. Ae!u.ed Wa; itIna;.i -! IL: rAsIa..
nation.
S;ycal LII m;,! ta.t rsS.s rsT: r";th,.s-
tilt this uurhi"y.