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~ HEALTH, HEALTH

BETTER THAN o..
MISS MARY SCoyIEID, PRECEPTXySs VTV+0
BALTiaokE STREET. BALTIAOEF-" Tn 4
ger nsGH Fiction. This lady suffered T., NJ
with Chronic lnfammatoIy REeumatisr1 ivy ,s !sa
malignant form. She first contracted t6ss ~
when TWO years old, by being yae,inased ..-'s
Ter from child who had the wAlta, s,s'.n.'- Il
this time 10 womsHhood her sufFer,s,s -, -
trene--she never had relief from pain ami
By HA&PfOS'S TINCTURE. ~
an Extract from the Letter.
II often wish my parents had kno., of,,
eiy WREN WAS child, as I believe ,to1'5' =
been saved the excruciatiug pain have h. aa
iected 20, well as the aetormity OF bcdy %
carry 20 the grave, and my parents woa1 -
been under such heavy expenses from tor,-.'-tt
and in sending me, rs they din 90 the esos
Springs IN England in search q Sse'th -
The afflicted world could see me ;.Esl l,.r,5'
dts have derived from this = ncrure OF la
[ try TO make Al! acquainted with ia y,r,r.., y
whom come IN contact. II
"3entlemcnt an thousand 1'uas ,s;,.,
you. and you are at liberty to use .ny 80
case to all.
"E remain yours IN g7at:tud-.
MARY 4. SrQFrgo
mo GO West ia. ,.,.,rs 80.
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, 1s5H.fr J.
lula, Eyes Pam in the side, BACK 4. o.
pv il.
FENAL SIS AND CHlLDGEN.-Y TITS T,,-,,.,
will be found great medicine fol ell .t5sIF
eases.
Cali ani get Pamphlets, end 7ea4 MANI, ..
most powerful possible certificates q cures a. +.
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PUECELI4 LADD & ca Rrt-...
by DIR. COOKE. fredericksburg g. .r.sgI-
gists N Petersburg; by MORTIMER \ MAJ
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Dru ggIs-s s,s h..
keepers everywhere. a. per bette 'iy lot,.s. (
10 l--d4ccvts
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z enc yours u 1870.

7e BURNING FLJiD--For Sal, "
JNO ". GARLICk, Acllsa.y
SC 4 Market Ps9ce Fri-~sI ir .,---,
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FAE.E. EE.EatTE9Sg

80 HENRICO ELECTIONS.
- THURSDAY, Or. q -.
For the Conva'.ti1u.-JE0. 2. YnI&g
candidate without opposition.
For the state s@enate.--DR. JOHN z GAR
NETT and JOHN i. DAVIS are cuul ia 81.
oc l9-f9a
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~. MEDICAL CARD.

xS5b oFFfCg PRACfiss,a
DIR. PLyruE. az tie Gle Medical Horse, - -, :,
himself MANLY 70 an ace practice CO ~. ss1
a little belle. tie Exchange Hotel aEd ~,,s 5ss
oppodte ONM Fellows Hall, where sS'i'Fu, .s. ss.t
hdent!al treatment msy BIS obtained gu ie'- .-g.as
farms Those who have been exposes
con- agous ailments, are icyiied 70 ca. s@ ,!,se
Csmmualcations by NAL, or Otherwise, ies
attended 10. oflsa cpsn from A. y. VIZ =,
my xs-ts Ats go
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snw,s1- Or r. w. HANCOCK nasihs NSarsssa
S~S tlerea to esea Ewells Brigade, - 60 yls..
will necessarily be absent from the e''y ~ III %
Those wishing his professional sss'is -, a y,
his representative. DIR JAMS h. "iA@A
oatcs, prepared 70 attend 10 their sssS
DIR. JAmEs H. WILLIAMS offers ais I'd s i.
sIonal services to the etixsas OF kieEaoha
einity. He may be found 1t DR. v " .ia.s,.. . y
ofics. On Main. between III and ga W.. .slssss
Mr. WM. A. PnlfIfps' Office, on ifsh sssce"
Main and Hank, 81 the asuai ofaes hesis .,asarsj
Aay nsAsaes IN d sssAss place "s' =. = 80
ottoadod y.
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL, CHURCH HILL,
ID RICHMOND, VA
WHITE PArIEsTs-In wards, So per week ia
private rooms, 81 to Sl5 per week.
SIAyEs-s5 per week. Less than week, 81
per day; but not to exceed IS per week. Frac.
tons over the week, II cents per day
No extra charges except for surgical operations
and then an additional fee ranging from ~ to $50
viii be charged az Bills payable the reno
val of the patient. No smallpox admitted
covered spring wagon win convey patients 10
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left at the Hospital, or at the Office of A. l..
HOLIDAY, 18th street. between Maia and Cary.
The subscriber who has been connected with the
institution since its foundation having taken il un
der his exclusive charge aided by Competent assis
tsnts solieis continuance of the liberal patronage
OF bis friends aud Of the public generally.
Attending Physician ard Sargeon,
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace St, between sth and 9th.
Assistants;
@. w. r BROCK, NJ D.,
Church HILL. cor. asta and Marshall std.
w. W. COGGfN, 81. d.,
ia lS-1y Resident Physician.
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&C l6--ts ALBERT AIKEN
DUNA W Ax-FIFTY DOLLARS RE

II WARD. Runaway, OF the j1h OF : dgust
ny NEGRO WOMAN, named BETTY about IS
7ears ola, Ave feet four inches high, black, wAo
was hired TO Joseph Davis or Broad street. sho
mas 3 mark the face. in consequence Of q mus
Ia d plaster sle Lad on, which place u darker
Size has children n Cumberland county, whore /
bought hac of Mr. J. II. Price. Sue Is probably
IN this city OF has made her way to Mr.. Prices. ]
viii give tbs abOye reward, II delivered to ule here
or if lodged IL Jail in tba euuaty OF city
oc I-im% JOSEPH STERN.
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ANA WAN-from tug sUDauriDtr, 5tJiuay
L. night last, NEGRO BOY named JAMES
BARBOUR bur generally called LINK. Said boy
is OF gingerbread color, full head OF aair about Ave
test eight rine inches high, twenty eight or thir
" years Of age and is good cook and fisherman.
Jim has wife at Henry Cox's, IN Heurico county.
He may be lurking about that reighborh zod or
may, by representing himself TO be tree. havs OBJ
tanned employment It soldier 5 cook ! will give
reward of so for Ais return to in HsDrico,
ii confined in the iaii Of that coun'y,
,sitptr A
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yg1a 70 THr y0TBRs 0gTHFsFyGS7I


ys5a 70 TEC VOTERS or THESFFtEla
~--lhSC C.Nts AEeS I0NAL - I S T Il lEt-t .h.
posed OF re Counties Of Campbell AM-~fs5 D.
1or, AiEeuarle Eluys.l1+ and Huys.rsi7m---' -
the solicitation o. 81 Hv'0h-r d., sentltr1 OF ana
emf parties t5rCugbout ,te Dsrrict a0a' lu'r .t'
5els a cant'isfe to reFreaeu. vou IN ;As pr. ~
gres5 OF The Confederate States under thea T.
usanont C3nsti1atloE. ! vii! ,aise aL early 75'
trinity 10 address the people a: tasjr resps-"
Court Houses.
So l2-ss JAMES Y. HoLCO&5a
Wing, Enquirer and Examiner pleas e'F'.
- TO TIE PEOPLE OF THE 7rscr,NN
u : G. X l. ) l ONAL DISTRICT, 10
POSED OF THE COUNTIES OF o4s 81
r T. Il l., AMHERST. NELSvNr p, 20
MARIE, FLrVANNA, AND Etiht'"
HAM .-- FsLLow- CITIZENS: asa caud. ".
represent you ia the Cos -sress OF 'he 'oii'e-'[
States The bristuess % tbs t,gk JefN ~o~ d 70
he election, aAG the diffeu't'Ps SD sar. as .
the TINES, alike forbid canvass Srt..e " 'e ~
that i elected. my whois energies ss'7a ~ s7''
u The advancement Of your Interest,"
Your f-ilow.cit,z-u ..,.t
SHELTON z. llEAhr
Charlottesville, Oc,. III. 1851 re '--a "
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w RECRUITS


w sEoa UrTs
az Il B."
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND LiaHP IN
PANTRY BLUES.
Zach recruit eaters active service - soon 81 e.
nsssd
Any auIne~s Of good Recruits will bs reeesved
into ibis corps, permission having been obtained to
sDeresss the same TO & eolaplete battalion. he
BineS are attached TO the Legion BOW In service IL
Eessesa virginia under tie command Of Rrigader
General Henry A Wise.
The Blues enlste, for the entire continuance
OF the war, and no recruit viii be received for less
period OF enlistment.
Apply to Capt HAMMOND DUNCAN, via. Legion
Ofhce, over p. II. TayloFs MusIc Store, No. Use
Main street, between 9th and i1tk Richmond, De-
tween the hours of A. 81. and q p N.
None need apply but men of good character and
robust health.
Honorary members Of tae Blues ard other friends
throughout the country, requested to assist Us
ue,foryns ard other necessary clothing furnished,
q. JENNINGS WIFE.
a0sA.-H fiaotan Z y. 7
ArANTED-FIpTY RECRUITS FOR THE
wv FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
UNTEERS.--Pe-sons wishing 10 join this Regt.
lent viii have the privilege OF selecting the Com.
oaay ev deare to be attached TO- and will be fur.
aished iii good uniforms and sccoatrements free
If charge
For further particulars apply a; tina Rendezvous,
Oh 10th street, between Main and Cary, next door
20 Crswfords Saloon. Office hours IRON A NJ
nnti THOMAS 4. REEFS
Recruiting Sergeant.
N. B.-N0TIcf Members OF the LIST Regiment in
he city without Burroughs, viii report immediately
20 me.
IS ls-,s TB REEFS
OFFICE OF X. II. MACRY & co.
UNDER Sc. CHARLES HOTEL. )
M ANrhD-Gol.D AND SILVER. CON-,
w for which the highest rate Of premium wi
sr paid.
FOR SALE.
VIRGINIA STATE SKIES, REGISTERED;
DO. COUPON BONDS;
North CAROLINA COUPON BONDS
fANNcSsEE do.
CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS AND RE.
GiSrERED STOCK. oc Its
'AETED-PROFESsOR VIrginis
gentleman, an A. B. of first honor ia p South
~ College of high grade, (who is qualified to teach
81. g9sb, Latin Greek. German, French ard Mathe
clst'csj desires 4 situation in College, Female
.ssTy tae best OF testimonials can be produced
ii! respect to moral character. &C.
EaF urher iGtortastion, stating location, terIDs
&c, address BETA Gold Hll P. o. Bucking
Am county Va. Sc l6--ts
AZ ASTED--I Nj NJ Ed A T h. l. Y-lUUO
w WHITE OAK SILLS, delivered on The
dno OF ;he road between Richmond and FTedericbs-
hug. Dimensions feet long, inches diameter,
smoothly hewn 10 thickness Of inches, clear q
qny defect ealculstei to impair strength. For FIJI.
-ar Information, apply 10
WM n BRAGG, supt. Road.
)ftice r., +. i p. +. K. Co,
Richmond Sept. rs 1861. Sc 25-ts
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ROOFS, SHOES. hats .Eo.

EUST RECEINED-
- A lot Of Ladies and Misses SHOES, Of al
sorts.
ALSO-A nice lot OF BOOTS aud SHOES, for
gentismeu's aud boys wear,
Which viii be offered ct very rea enable prices AT
No. j00 Broad street between LIST street aud Brook
Avenue. JOS. GOLDSMITH,
&C 3i--Gt* Next door 10 Felix Mathews, EsQ.
ETOR So LE--l00 pairs of gentemeps SLIP
4 3, wear easy and 80 pairs OF fine
BROGUES.
A $50, hrkins of fresh Mountain BUTTER; 10
bbs. superior old Rye WHISKY; ana ] 6ux of
superb Muscat WINE. l.. POWERS,
Corner Venable and Moaby streets,
oc 2l-Gt* Union Hill.
SS PEClAL NOTlCE.-Owing TO the imposshiity
Of procuring supplies, except for cash, my sales
hereafter viii be for cash only, excepting only those
whose accounts have been paid heretofore promptly
In the months OF January sud July.
JOHN q. PAGE, JR.,
my IL 81 Main ct.
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NOTlCE.-Being induced by Ill health to re-
IN tire from business, the subscriber has dis.
posed Of his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, and
FIXTURES, In the city of Richmond to Mr. WIN.
IL SCOTT, who has been in his employ for more
than i've years. and who Is already favorably
known 10 his patrons and friends. He solieits for
aus successor that generous patronage heretofore be-
slowed on himself
JOHN w. GARLICK, M. d.
n. B.-All persons indebted 10 the subscriber
are earnestly requested to settle their bills while
those having claims against him will present them
Mr.. SCOTT "i attend TO the same at the old stand.
yEO. w. GARLICK
Richmond, Oct. 10th, 1861.
u NOTICk-Ths subscriber expects If hts
health permits TO resume the manufacture Of his
"HEMPLE'n BAKING POWDER" Ut the same
place, on IN sxtan&sd scaie, - soon ~ the Houth
rn ports are opensd, 70 thst b msy tnpsrt DE
u i!-Y ,n0. ". aAnLICx.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

YELLING OFF To CLOSE BUSINESS.
- have on hand full ard desirable stock cf
Fall and winter MILLINERY which / will cell
ssry ehean for cash, rs Intend closing ont by TIL
fifst OF January, n. II. Lacy,
No. % Main erect
oe 2s--St* 0ppo$ifa 81 Charles ffet@i-
Anew FALL AND WINTER MILL
NERI n0OpS.
Mrs DEMELMAN is receiving via New Or.
leans, fresh supply Of well.selected
MIL livery GOOD
OF every description
She will hs pleased to wait upon her customers
in the city and from the country, at her store, on
Main street. between l7th and 18th, where the latest
styles of
q N N ETS, RIBBO ms, Il c.,
may be had on reasonable terms for cash.
WANTED--Two MILLINERS. Also, two
young ladies' 10 learn the MILLINERY BuSl-
MSS oc Inns
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5SUNAWAY.- Han away from the Coal Nine.
IL ia Orange county, on the 18th of this month,
my boy, FREDERICK. Said boy is bright rau-
iatto, stout built, about II years OF age has
downward look when spoken to; about ) feet
inches high viii give reward OF e25 tor the Sc
curing of lin In LuInpkin's Jail so that get him
again. GEORGE W. PARKER,
sc 26--lme Isle OF Wight co.. Va
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HAUTlON.--No one Is authorized to collect
Virgil 10 arms in this city, or elsewhere In this
State, unless they show writteV authority from me-
This notice is not of course to interfere with the
authority of the Adjutant General of the State In
any order be may have issued, may issue here
after upon this subject; but is given TO prevent m
positions by those having no authority, and who
make no return to this office.
g. DIMM0CK
oc Its Col of Ordnance OF Virginia.
E4Tnity papars eouv.
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EbHSSOlHJTIONS.

nIssOL N-Tbe co-partnershp of
CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO., was dis
solved on July lst by mutual consent. j. A.
CLARKsoN will settle the business, though either
partner will sign in liquidation. The books aud
accouEts can be found at the Office of CLARKsos d
CO., No. loo Main street. j. A. CLARKSOE.
j. N. ANDERSON.
an It's II. BROWEELL.
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ENRfvATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.--A new
i and very comfortable WOODEN BUILDING,
suitable for the accommodation OF medium sized
family on ath between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill will be sold low on application TO
se R-2m A 4. LEE
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sEOR i L \ I OR ]. +. ! ) ia tat little
L EARN Of IL saYes, on the Kew roaI one ll.,ls
horth q the Fair GFvun.s. |; has all the but-
ings necessary for zlaaa family. It ii aa4:lA5 !
adapted for 3 market garden Apply 10
o. 24-4t GODDiN x APpE RSoN.
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sEW FALL AND WINTER MILL
merry GOODS.
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e. o f. SAJ4E-A FINE SADDLE AND
II HARNESS HOGSE.--The subscribers will
sell young and stylish HORSE of me size, speed.
snd endurance, warranted sound He moves well
under the saddle, and 81 harness il gentle end well
trained Age, years. Price, S;Q0. Apply TO
oc It's WATKINS s. EICKLEN.
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FOE RENT ASss SALE.

ETOR Al E.-Tbo c.vner wish. $ to .eIl
T. beautiful little f K NJ Of 80 acres open
and, about miles from Richmond on the Wi
tansburg turnpike in good ncighJ0rhood. with
two or thrae plain ont houses on IL, suitable FL.
kitchen, barn, sc. There IS an excellent turnpike
road from The place to Rcbucld.
LEWIS HILL.
Inttiligfnca and Intnni.-inn nt.-.A
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc

NOR SALE Il haze for sale 100 fine young
4 MULES, just arrived from Kentucky. There
about forty equal If superior. 10 any Mules
eyer offered in the Richmond market. About
twenty Of the medium slze have been broken and
work well ALEX. 3. HUTCHINSON.
Oc 22-S%
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s>OR kEN T The owner 81 an E.NCIItSED
T. LOT in Sidney. of eight acres, without i'm.
provements, except Is small barn, wishes 10 rent 1t
or. The clover and asparagus he'd may pay LaIi
the rent. LEWIS HILL
Intelligence and Commission office
&c 2f,-.t% ttth =. rear p.,,f- tFira
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It's rcepsct &c Goes 20. Nks tho Governers IA No
ton for election OF members 10 Congress- en- -bor
at all pleased with his correspoadooco with oar n0A vro
ing Governors 70 keep the peace The Louisville Ds> a
does is Of Alabamas business He s Cover
nor OF Kentucky and in way responsible TO AabamAe
The PRIvArEKRs OF THE CONFEDERATE srAQks.
From the Montgomery (Ala.) Mali, May rs.
We learn that there are now quite number OF phi
vateers in the service OF the Confederate government
cruising OF the Gulf and Atlantic coast, all well armed
and manned Dispatches have been received In this city
rious points for the same purpose.
THE SECESSION FORCE IN VIRGINIA.
secession correspondent u the Memphis AudldncA:
Nay IT. says letter from Virginia states that there
between COO and 900 under in that state,
chiefly posted at Richmond Norfolk and Harpers Ferry
firm the report OF large arrival Of at the South
from abroad These shipped from Europe early In
April consisting Of go COO muskes and rifles and
ample supplies Of powder and percussion caps and
chimes for making the latter.
THE CROPS.
[From the Albany (Ga) Patriot May TO-
On Monday last our section was visited with a heavy
rain, which continued during the evening and night. We
are informed by Of Oldest and most experienced
farmers that the grain crops never more promiB
tiers have discarded cotton entirely and have turned their
attention TO the cultivation Of grain This independent
spirit shows that they for determined TO live
within themselves and no longer be dependent upon the
North or West for their production Cotton s pr0mis
Ing Tho weather pleasant and the health Of the
try good.
FINE COTTON.
From the Savannah Republic, May col
We were shown TO- day by Mr. Jonathan Davis OF this
county, lot Of cotton stalks which will average over
ten squares 10 the stalk This average taken from
o 6ed Of forty acres.
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Catholic Provincial Council.

Catholic PROVINCIAL Council
The Second Provincial Council of the ecclesiastical pro-
vince Of New York opened yesterday at st. Patricks
Cathedral The occasion marked by the observance
Of the ceremouals of the Church appropriate thereto
procession formed at the residence Of the Arch
bishop, composed Of about forty priests clothed in the
vestments Of their order bearers and
train OF acoytes in white surpces Next in order fol
lowed the bishops then the Archbishop, all clothed in
their Poncial robesthe latter he proceeded to the
church. holding in his raised hand the crozer the sym
Dol Of ecclesiastical dignity After these folio we'd other
acolytes, &c.
Among the bishops who have assembled from distant
episcopaces Bishop Fitzpatrick. Of Boston; Bayley,
OF Newark; Bacon, of Portland McCloskey OF Albany
Tmon, Of Buffalo; Mcfarland and Mclaughlin, Of Brook.
Ign. There also present assisting in the ceremonies
the bishops Of Potosi and Guadaajara South America
The procession entered the cathedral from Mott street.
and advanced slowly up the aisle the altar rails The
bishops and priests having taken their places the Arch
bishop proceeded with the celebration OF Ponncal high
The sermon was preached by Bishop Timon, To a very
large and atteaive congregation. After the synod
met to deliberate upon the affairs Of the Church Of the
province Of New York. The synod will close its labors
Sunday next.
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Personal intelligence,

General King, Of Milwaukee; H. ". Corning of Albany
J. s. De Wolf and wife, of Liverpool, and Lieutenant
Berkeley Of the United States Army, are stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
a. f Badge, and George Barthwick, Of England; s. L.
Magoon Of Hudson A. Goldman, Of Boston, aud E. Miller
Of Portland, are stopping at the Brevoort House.
Hon. j, N. Nesmitb, Of oregon; N. Owens, OF the
United States Army; G. H. Brown, Of the United States
Navy; r f. Black and wife, j. Russell and wife J. Rth
ell and wife and f. c. Kennedy OF California j. Farr of
Philadelphia; A. D. Newell and wife, Of New Jersey and
L. H. De Ava, OF Havana are stopping at the Metropo
tan Hotel.
Mayor Rumsey and J. b. Turner Of Chicsgo; Leutenan
McKbbin, Of Washington Territory; Judge Emott, Of
Poughkeepse; Judge Allen OF Oswego; H. Wilson Of the
United States Navy; A. B. Cutler, Of Hong Kong; "
Mulor, Of Valparaiso; r. Romano, Of Scotland
n. Mayrck, Of Minnesota; A. B. Kirkland, of Albany J.
MINiken, Of Philadelphia S. Il. Goodale Of Ohio and w
Hayden, Jr OF Boston are stopping t the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Rev J. o. Proctor, Presbyterian minister at Gerards.
town, Berkeley county Va and Rev Dr. Martin Iuthe.
ran minister at MaTtinsburg, have let their cougrega
tons and gone North, from whence they originally
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THIRTY. FIRST REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS.

Colonel traits command will proceed TO Rkers Island
this afternoon to be quartered there for the present.
order 10 perfect themselves Hardees Light Infantry
tactics. is expected that the viii receive their
equipments In few days. Many OF the officers are men
Of experience. having been engaged In actual conflict
The following are the names Of of the officers
Company B, Captain l. c. Newman; Company C, Captain
Rezeewki; Company D, Captain n. O. McGarry Company
I, Captain Rue
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Total number treated 772
The only death that has occurred that Of citizen

Total number treated. 772
The only death that has occurred, that Of citizen
who was accidentally shot by guard
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
CAIRO, MAY %, 1861
A large number Of German emigrants, destined for
Missouri Minnesota and Iowa, arrived here yesterday
morning by the Columbus packet B. 7. Cheney. They
had come Memphis the boats That stopped
at that point They had been examined at vcksburg,
etopped at Memphis, and. they say, "got h Hum
the Of which volunteered take them to ST.
Louie receiving, of course, liberal compensation for
doirg.
The work of terrifying this point has been stopped for
the present awaiting the arrival OF General McCcand In
addition to the twenty four pound guns heretofore
ticed, We have received eight inch h0witzer and
mortar and last night received three thirty two pound
gu with carriages and ammunition for thoee previously
sent.
There is not, 80 far we can learn any probability Of
attack upon this place but ready for any
emergency. General Prentiss last evening gene
raj brigade drill and detailed two companies TO be ready
for use at any moment It Ia supposed that number Of
Bars troops are coming down the Missouri side to
effect junction with our men, but do pretend to
report 1t as a fact.
At Columbus KY, night before last, they had news
that Harper Ferry had been attacked and that fede
raj troops had been whipped; consequently the whole
town was jubiant, exhilarated with bad2whskey and
worse enthusiasm.
There has been no occupation yet of Birds Point
Columbus 1t seems that both places ought to be pos
been done.
II ia supposed here that Southern movement will be
made shortly, but when or how, cannot say, as all
military operations are kept profoundly secret.
The weather Is clear and warm and the rivers fall
ing fast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03
THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD.

Tho quarters of this CORPS at the Central Park was
yesterday scene Of hustle and preparation the reg
ment having received orders TO take their departure for
the seat Of at nine O'Clock this morning was at
first supposed that the Guard would yesterday and
Large crowd was present during the day friends Of the
soldiers who converted with and cheeyed by encourag
ing words their departing relatives The regiment Ia
announced will leave their quarters about nine O'Clock
this morning. and parade through the different streets OF
the city previous to their departure, which Will take
place about two o'clock in the afternoon