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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

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a Commemorative view OF tho Prin"'pal Hor-
trjnrs Of the hti.iinn .sellsiDu.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21
tss-lo The vorEgs OF HANOVER

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

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WALrsR A. Bass, IN i- i..j .'Sna! - ~ us -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-21

RI. ". FernsTnoa%s,
".snsr l.. Cope,
B nn.ri Kubee,
u II. Bradshaw,
Bsnjsnld Smith.
A. x. llert,
A. Alexander L;..a,
James Hayes,
Horny Z. Joa.a.
Douglas il. G3ra)H,
'rh oIna- +. knl1,
Hugh Scnit,
john j. Young,
Horace Is. Hall,
j ,hn C0aklsy.
W, il. Cupnihgh=m,
W. j. Fo'tsr,
Potor Gooirics,
=. $. Thornton,
George Aler,
! Richard Wallace,
Charles CASH,
j. Willard Adam,
l. b Rocs, NJ. d,
E. B. Chewnlng,
p ID: j. BIrrues,
W. Ii Norton,
John II. D:niel, Il. u,
Jjhn James Uh9",.
Edwin Garter,
LsTi. Wsenu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

IL Il known 10 all our citizens, Or we should
rather say It ought 10 be known 10 all
our citizens that all the State arms, OF whatever
sort together with all ordinance stores, Of what
ever description which were found BY the United
States authorities Ia the State ArmOry, corner Of
Seventh and Cary streets, after the evacuation of
the city have been removed to WashiB gton, and
accordingly if it be permitted our people 10 or,
ganze a militia after the departure OF the United
States troops, which must occur AZ some time or
other We will not have e musket to put into the
banda OF any Of them.
such was the scarcity OF arms in the latter part
of 1854 thar tie olic er il charge OF the above
mentioned establishment had I, send out all the
hands employed By lin to collect arms all over
the city and tue result was that almost every
musket nne, pistol sabre bayOnet &c, were
given up. Therefore, now there are no military
arms whatever in the hands OF our people-in this
region OF the country, AT least and Consequen tly
the Governor, when lie commences TO organize
local forces as they exist elsewhere in the various
States, will find himself Minus.
Now, as We happen by the fortune Of war, 10
snow something about all these matters Of arms
and militia, We beg leave, respectfully, 10 submit
10 his ExcellencY, GoyerEor Peirpoint, whom We
know 10 feel deep interest in all matters that con.
Germ law, order and the safety OF our people, that
it might be well before the departure Of the United
States garrison 10 tale measures for the procure
msnt Of 81 ne small arms at least, from the TO,
vsrnment at Washington, snd, If possible, to or
ganizs the nucleus OF force for this city The
Governor has subordinate 10 him an AdjutaIt
General ID. If. Strother) who, We believe, Is
friend to some such prOjec. as we propose. and
who, as a military officer expeFie need in the field,
Is competent 10 commence the work, and We kuow
furthsr that there are old State officers In the city
who are ready u ssIist him in the organization
and in al matters appegtaining to his department..
The Governor and the Adjutsnt General, we are
satisfied, will accep. this suggestion in the right
spirit. and will thoroughly understand what We
mean without further explanation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MoRNING....OCT. l2, 1865.
THE ELECTION.

Ihls morning at an early hour the polls
Will De opened at the various voting places in
this city. II is desirable that all who are
authorized to vote, or who by taking the ne.
cessary oaths will become so, shall signify
their submission to the Governments, Fe-
derai and State, aud their interest in the
prosperity Of each, by recording their suf-
TRACE for the men Of their choice. This is
one Of the indications by which the temper
OF our people is judged in the North. Let
Us, then, have full vote.
FOR THE HoUsE DEiEGArr.
The list from which to choose is unusually
large aud embI aces several gentlemen of en-
tire fitness for the post they seek. Looking
10 our advertising columns, We notice the
following
\. y. lee, ?. R. Grattau, Thos. }. Evans,
R. D. Sanxay, Flemming Griffin, P. .Starke,
L. ". 6lazebrook, Z. A. ]. Clopton, Geo. P.
Wilde, Geo. k. Crutehdeld, Chas S. Mills,
Geo. W. Smith, Littleton Tazewell, A. :.
PEBBLES, John N. higgins.
FOR TIE SENATE,
The choice lies between John Ii. Gilmer and
Charles Palmer.
FOR CONGRESS-,
TIE contest being between b. johnson Bar
bJur and John S. PendletOn, any vote cast
for any other person will be thrown away.
We guarantee, in advance, a peaceful
election and a cheerful acquiescenee in re.
suits by candidates and people. If any
should feel aggrieyed at defeat, We recon-
mend to sueh a repast at Zetelle's which is
enough to reconcile one to sOrer and
weightier disappointmenis than the failure
TO receive political promotion.
Let the riders mount and the whips crack.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
MINERAL EXPLORATIONS.

Ii has been said Off times that Virginia is
IA empire In herself-meaning that she had
within her borders bundles resources
This is true, for whether you follow the
course of her wide. spreading rivers, or ira
vel through her yerdlnt valleys, or climb up
the slopes other picturesque mountains, you
see indications not only of wealth on the
surface, but OF inexhaustible mines Of re-
sources beneath the soil.
This great tact is beginning to be under
stood outside Of our borders, aud according
" it gratides US much to be able to announce
that quite a large party Of capitalists, ac-
perienced miners, have left this city on a
tour of general exploration along the line OF
James river. They are thoroughly equipped
for a minute and most careful inspection of
the mineral region OF our State, and from
their labors We look tor result most pro-
missing and most productive OF general good
to our people.
For this party ne beSpeak old Virginia
hospitality wherever they go; indeed we sre
satisfied they will receive it, for their mis-
sion is one of peace aud prospective pros
perity.
In recent copies OF that excellent paper,
the New York World, We notice sundry ar
tieles from the pen OF al able and practical
correspondent giving facts relating to the
mineral resources Of Virginia, of which our
own population were heretofore either igno-
terent. These letters has, -'s.'ed up IN
Quiry, and We already see the fruits in ex-
ploring expeditions and other movements
for the development OF our natural re-
sources.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

s-JEFFERS WARD-E. A. ]. CLoPToE
FOR THE House OF DELEGATES. For some years
past Jefferson Ward has been unrepresented in the
Legislature of the State. That ward has now pre-.
sented to the other two wards of the city Mr.. E. A
J. CL0PTON, who, in every respect, is worthy OF
their support Mr.. Clopton is an old resident here,
was born in the city and has resided here all his
life. He WAS brought up in the mercantile bust
ness has had an experience Of from fifteen to
twenty years in that business, and is, therefore,
identified with the mercantile interest. be has
been for several years past a EN- er of the City
Council His votes in that body has shown that
he was man of sound judgment. By his large
experience he has cGlred a comprehensive
knowledge of the Improvements which will be
most likely to further and enhance the city in.
terest.
By his courteous manners and business caDac
ty he has been made Chairman of sJme Of the
most important committees Of tho Council, all Of
which he has filled will credit TO himself aud
satisfaction to that body. In word, he is mau
of sound, practical sense-the very sort OF men
should lie sent to the Legislature 1t this time
and if elected to the Legislature of the State will
make an active and efficient member Of that body.
Mr.. Clopton's status, though unobtrusive, is well
known. He was an Old Line Wing. During the
war, though exempt from military duty, he
was with the people in heart and feel
ing, which was shown by acts of charity TO the
families Of those in service. For these consdera
tons we commend Mr. Clopton to the favorable
consideration of the voters of the three wards
particularly the"knowL y the ED fi9
needs no commentator
VOTERS OF THE TWO UPPER WARDS.
oc l2-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

CoTTON.-COtton imagined it was king. 1t Sss
mistaken, and has been uncrOwned. Tobacco,
o i Virginia tobacco, Overtops cotton, and is g
genuine republican (which is much better than
kingl.
AT Seabrooks Warehouse yester lay, that old
tobacco expert VIM. y. Sheppard, sold . crop OF
tobacco for A. Y. Stokes 4 Co., rs follows
One hogshead at S95, another at 500, one at
$50 and still another at $50. Vsre TObarro'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

~ JEFFERSON WARD--NEWT0N NJ. LEE
FOR THE aOUSE Or DELEGATES.-For some
wears past the Liver Ward OF the city has been
unrepresented in the Legislature OF the State,
and his without jealousy or Ill feeling on the
part of the citizens OF that portion of the commu.
nitv. But in the commencement of new order
OF hings the formation OF new Interests, aud
the rebuilding of the trade and commerce of the
city, upon which its future welfare depends, it
seems but proper that there should be some re-.
preventative from ca h OF the landed, mercantile
and commercial interests Of the city, forming III
great part, tee three wards into which it is di.
vided.
For this reason alone, utOn consultation with
many others, in looking over the list OF candi.
dates, we strongly present to the consideration of
the voters Of the city, the name OF NEWTON NJ.
LEE, as the most prominent available and salts.
factory candidate for their SURFACES from that
Ward
Mr.. LEE is an old citizen aud established mer.
chat, with literal and enlightened views of the
interests OF this city, and comprehensive
knowledge oil the improvements which will he
most likely TO further and enhance the advan-
tages she commands. He has shown him elf
possessed Of a quiet but strong common sense,
which with his mercantile experience would give
great weight to his opinions and advice in the
counses of the state, in ali matters affecting our
interests.
A self-msde man, whose position and fortune are
the result of his own unaided enterprise, energy
and integrity, with genial manner which wins
him friends wherever he ia til own, he will be an
active and efficient participant in the legislation
which IS 20 affect our peOpe and city. We can
rely upon him to exert thee qualities foT our in'
terests as for his own. The political procliVites
of Mr. Lee, though unobt nsiye, have always been
well known. He WIS an Old Line Wing.
During the war, though exempt from service,
he was with his people IN heart and feeling, as
his quiet and considerations charities and kind
nesses have always shown. For these reasons
we heartily commend Mr.. Lee to the favor bile
consideration Of the voters of Madison and Mon.
roe "a Dis, In the lower ward he is too we'll
known and appreciated tn need commentator.
VOTERS OF THE UPPER WARD.
octl2-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

ELECTION DAY.-To-dsy the voters CT Rich
mOnd ale called upon to vote for a member OF
Congress, oSe member of the State Senate end
three members of the House of Delegates.
The polls will be opened for Jefferson Ward at
the Cd Market House, at sunrise for Madison
Ward, at the City Hail. at the same hour, aud for
Monroe Ward at EpTes Shop on Broad street at
sunrise.
There will be no interference on the part of the
militarS-un the contrary, all forces are TO keep
removed from the vicinity of the polls, une 3
some breach Of the peace sh Md call for inter
ference. But we have no apprehen ion of such
nettsSitr, and We hope and believe that the cleo
tion wal pass # quietly, as they have heretofore
done ia the city,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

STREET Notwithstanding Denyille, the
infant walker employed 81 the Casino, ac-
eOmpllshed the feat yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock, of walking q three-inch rope. strstcbed
from the second story window of th9 Hall 10 the
roof Of 3 dwelling on the opposite side OF the
street executing TIE feat amid the cheers OF
the crowded street aud the music of the band
Reaching within few feet Of the Hall window.
the limbs OF tree interfered with the handling Of
his balance pole, and he was compelled - de-
scend by means of guy.rope thrown the little
fellow. Nevertheless, he performed hs parilous
feat well and fesrlessy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

A GREAr NUISANCE. Citizens residing in the
neighbOrhoOd of the late Stewart Hospital, now
occupied by the military authorities, complain OF
an intOlersble nuisance arising fro the contents
or q great muck heap of human ofial, &c, which
has been & ON time 70 time deposited there. Sick
will surely be the result il the nuisance ia not
sbated. The matter has been reported to the
proper headquarters. Considerable sickness is re-
ported to be now prevailing, aud It Is attributed
by some 10 this cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

GcOD ExAMPLE.-We are credibly informed that
Mr.. CIenshaw, the owner of the Spotswood hotel
buildings, has voluntarily reduced the rent OF the
tenants of that building from 5000 per anuum
70 5000 10 take effect October lst, 1865. We
learn that Mr.. Z. was induced TO do this because
he thought $1,000 too much or them to pay
This is good example and we hope - see It fol.
lowed By other large real estate owners In the
city. Doubtless it would greatly promote our
pros Derity,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
TO MADISON AND MONROE YARDS.

To MADISON AND MONEQE " ARDS.
NxwroS NJ. LIE. nom jefferson Ward for the
House Of Delegates
II is sgrsed. on all hands that Jefferson Ward
Shau be represented by delegate in the next
General Assem- bly, because, for a long time past,
this portion OF the cou munity has been ignored
the Senator and members Of the House Of Dele
yates having been mOnO rolized by the other
wards without objection. Now, however. that
she general feeling Is in favor Of having repre-
sentative from this ward We heartily commend
10 the voters OF Madison and Monroe Wards the
name Of NEwION VI. LES as man IN every way
Fitted Tor tie pest successful merchant 4 cit
zen identified with al our interests, and sympa'
thizins with all our feelings with large expert
ercs in bus. ness and possessed OF high order
OF intelligence, familiar with the internal I'm
provements necessary for the development oil our
resources. ard, withsl liberal and generous OF
the means his industry and integrity have secured
70 him. 10 the needy ard suffering We confidently
present HIN as uuobjectionable in any respect 70
our fellow citizens OF Ms olson and Monroe " ards
for their SudraEes with the belief that as he will
receive the ala Ost unanimous vote OF his own
ward, be will also receive the hearty support OF
the voters Of
MADISON AND MONROE WARDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

tbs P. R." IN RIcHHoND-WHITE v. Nero
MUSCLE DIsGRAcEFUL EXHIBITION. YHsterday
morning about eleven O'clock banter for a
pugilstic encounter passed between white
boot ,bla ok. mailing from Baltimore, and negro
bOot-bac about his own age. aud they rel aired
- the yard OF Metropolitan Hall TO fight it out,
according TO the rules of the prize ring, Both
stripped their jackets crowd of spectators,
lite and black, forming the ring, mounted into
every place where a sight OF the combatsnts
could be obtained Alter sparring awhile, and
dancing round each other, Baltimore Boy put in
hl left AMI following it up with his right, Afrt-
can blood began 70 appear, and Virginia Niger
went under, but son again came up groggy,
lighting wildly, but with pluck. Second round,
Baltimore Boy received punch which didn't
draw claret, but staggered him, He repaid 1t by
"sm .sh" on the proboscs, which Grew The rosy.
The spec atOrs white AID black, cheered their
respe tive champions, and beta of money and
peanuts for the boys began to be made. The
blood of the pugilt,ts began TO warm and what
was evidently begun in fun took earnest shape. -
At IL they went C lnched, tusseled and Struggled,
gouged, kicked, and wooded each other until thy
painted, and were hardly able to put in their
"chnchers." At last, after about fifty rounds had
been fought b fillmore Boy and white blood pre-
vailed over Virginia negro and black blood and
tile latter threw up the white of his eye, in the alb
sence of tia sponge, aud went down with Balti
more on his breast, shampoeing his Lead with
brckbat
Now things took more serious turn. \ negro
man, who had been an excited spectator, Jumped
into the ring. and made desperate attack upon
Baltimore He was followed by white man,
who threw of his coat amid cries of Kill the
s--n Of b-h," ana let fly his "spanker booa"
full upon the negros face, and following up his
blows with the force of q niue kick aud the
quickI ess of lightning, in ten seconds had trans.
termed his face into a torn and bloody landscape.
Other negroes rushed to the rescue Of the second
champion, and so did the whites, of whom about
fifty were present, Il the aid of theirs. The ne.
groes ran for bricks, ard tde whites prepared
with similar missiles. Several pistols were drawn.
The crow scattered, hut the fight continued into
the street until the negro fell bleeding in the gut
ter, almost iDsensib!e. For few moments it was
almost certain that war of races would be in
aPHFAGatsd and lbbat tRe iF5sDEsasibls sonst
lice arrived in force, and the crowd was made 10
scatter in every direction, just when about enter
ing general melee. The negro man. we under
stan d, ia seriously injured
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

CoFFIxs.-On Monday last the Qpartermaster
in this city issued, for the burial of poor whites
and negrOes,twenty-twO collins or as some people
fastidiously call them, bsrisl cases. There was wa
Know nothing Of The cause Of the mortality, but
we do know that we can find no trace OF any re,
ports from the health officers if there be such aud
we thiak there are such, 1t is the duty Of these
gentlemen to make a report to the Provisional
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

THEFr.-FOr several nights past there have
been numerous depredstions committed in the
immediate neighborhOOd of Fifth and Byrd and
Fifth and Canal streets; and Tuesday night
thieves entered the foundry OF Messrs. Samson il
Pse, and distracted about six hundred pounds Of
q inch bar iron from the premises. The attention
OF Major Crotts police has been called TO this act,
and an endeavor will be made to recover the sto-
len property
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

Tax STEANER NIAeARA.-In our reportorial in
speeGon of Rockets yesterday, We learned tha'
Captain George W. Couch of the steamer Yazoo,
is now In New York engaged in ftting cut the
splendid new steamer Niagara which will soon
take the place OF the YaZoO on the Sew YOS
line. The Yszoo is 10 run between the ports Of
New York and New Orleans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

SALE OF TIE EUREKA" SALOoN.-Tte Eureka, +"
located on Franklin street, Metropolitan Hall,
was sold at auction, on Tuesday, for the sum Of
$500, stock and fixtures, with tue license paid up
TO May, and the lease having an unexPhed term
TO July next. Mr.. Burress, grocer, whose place ad
Joins, was the purchaser. he intends transferring
and attractive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

COMPANY D, FIRE BRIsADE.-when C4ptaiu
William A. Chart,rs was appointed Chief Engi-
neer of the Fire Department, the removal o. Calt.
c. from the command of Co. D. left the company
without commander. This has been NEEDED
by Provisional Manager Saunders appointing John
Z. sheppard Esq, TO that position.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12
NEWTON M LEE AND TIE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.

Fs!low Citiae1S
II you want for your representative an acti We
Jealous and efficient deies ate one who under.
stands and will attend to your interests one who
Is identified with you in the past and who will be
in the future; one whose good, strong common
sense is guarantee of his usefu ness; one whose
capacity is equal to all tile demands upon it in
the Legislature, and who IS understandable in
any respect, vote for NEWTON NJ. LEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

OFFICE OF CHEF OF PoLcE.-MOEday October
n.-There was slight improvement in the mum
Der brought in yesterday, as compared with the
two previous days.
J. c. Condor, a citizen. charged with bein :
drunk and disorderly, was brought NJ.
James Williams. lad only about fourteen years
Of age, was arrested as a suspicious character
aud charged with stealing pocket-booS
Thomas Silk, company F, Fourth Masssshu-
sets cavalry, charged with being dunk and dis
orderly, was locked up.
Private FranS Cary aud \. 3. Thibsjs Eleventh
Maize Volunteers were sent to the Provost Judge
for his disposal, with letter IRON an ot1er n
the effect that the witness against them " s1i-
fering from q arrangement OF llind.
Joseph Roane, a citizen of the county Is put
under arrest for assaultng a colored man named
Cornelius Saunders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-12

THE THEATRE-Mr. Ogden, manager, requests
Us to give emphatic denial to the report that
Messrs. Csrncross & Dlcksey, buresque opera
troupe proprietOrs, had engaged the theatre for
sixty days Mr. Ogden says his Star" list IS
complete, ard the most attractive of them will
shine in succession on the boards Of the New
Theatre.