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UcNADND, June S-UlaWb".
f1lx. n1,GEI ttrI0NQ

L DDpTED Tor the use OF The ULf:drrHte stsies 10 AZ.
IA curdarGs with late acts VI CGnsr. +; Afro, hA1ICL'B'F
WAR, for the Government VI the AruiJ Of The Confederate
i.n ~ Ui America. ~ w.
School OF the Guides pr Tho Practical Soldier. for The use
OF lie Militia VI Tho Confederate Hts'es Win ~ illusira.
iinns. 81.
maps. | ~.
Tue yoIunlrrr'r Hand lIock; ny GHptnin James Is. Lee,
Of PlJ,I Nryimen! Virginia Volunteers. 1UG.
aiap " Virginia, showing NIL INV Important points IN The
'isip, RAILROADS, 4o., ac,; | W, Ia pursrs IVrm. OF iohsfs,
5 w.
Cavalry Tactics; ny tnI. J. LUcins nH"is ~
lUfauIiy NH camp iU'I:b y l. ', l%Ihrsli1lIt. thi
rcpngr Oi Nm; by l.. ', UuukhGl'n. fan.
imIruciIunt Ia IirnYy Ari.iIVty, with plairs. Y 81
pJr uuly by WRsP 6 JUiiSSIUS.
Publishers, InukAu.lri, ana nlIiiOhria,
Jun,s - MnIH ~, III. hinnnI, W..
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SEw STYLE dAnr nEpsrr.nc

EIAvING made Important improvements Ia mi. lied, |
IA shall. have u supply ready in the carry i'.ri OF rext
~rek.
l Invite all Interested to call and rxrmirr Tor ihr:u
selves, ~ I have ole now curIpielri Epr rAhiDn ,ra. tn
Improvement consists ia u vertical hinge which ui,reu.rs
entirely WITH the centrc legs. Al vhv have examined H.
suy Il |, the simplest and pcst Bed that can br mad. Tor
camp purposes. those who purchased beiUre tits Improve.
tnent Was madr, can ha re the hinge attached by returning
Them 10 py store, without cost. IL Z. HOWE.
fuvrrtur Street
p. g. l have applied for q pntrut Tor the ahoye. ] hive
also Mes, Chcs4 uud Camp Tablea- ncE s.yl.. Mayo
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.,,nt,uns- seizure OF q Train.
were ~. June IA Santa 70 letter says
- -, 49, Naury. Of v'rginin, Capts. Lindsay
%'Y h.u., and Mi. Slbley have resigned.
,I,o lulims,eI that Col. Grayson and
.:.rnn,d, wnl soon follow;
,r;z,ns Tam" says that the Texans
-. ..;l,,l Il heavy armed train on its way to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

n II m%snIitlnE Il NlIIINrrI tHhVnIJ, IN hu fpIInT I
/, Tho "a VIZ HUaHnt II ia ~ tu GghiI Isadl ~ yDnHp IA
ipsII hrlHrri he rgG, II eighteen pri lhiuy gru, .hiI NJ
nf p"nI H-iii., rrrtnbt - ,hii irhri irtiyh nisilIg ,HA
Ilin mn rDrppany MI Iravn Ihrif bsuea s'Ib Ihr, ~ ny
nIlrn ~ Ihl i,ar i,IiiiHg, Assnun ~ - arIt,rinil hImhGr
shah he Lhl tlnr'i IN UreaLlIs lbr %r1ppahf, II Mil be pro-
JsTiy mhra, ty.iEi"d ""L n"y.' mrdr Urf ~ '1,UVr
IEu pay ni Il SDrTmtssr l. ~ rnr IIInIT ANA rItIaLt;
iannUulI Ia Lidhr Ina g0Inurtnblr,
sar- The Edprrs ~ HInrhtsIrr will uLI'sa nr W giving
Tie al1yr three inirrtlnns; " IL II my purpose 10 visit my
native urilhLuIhITd shortly, To accept volunteers, who
may hG dep ,sri tn Ihh ian Ia he ping 10 dive cut TIM
h0rIrs az tLleyeI ana m~IrauirTI vim ARE Invading our
lumrs Huh committing nutrugcn upon our people ihal!ikys
Lu paraI I'll Ia SaI Hare Gnvng cIy.l led naIiGEs.
June s-If FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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MULES wAnTED 1000 MULl., WANT
NOTICE no TAX PAYERS.

DER ordained by tho Council Of the rliy nf N%ichrnnd.
- TINT The Collector Of the city Taxes shRlI xuEu IIly
ave uUt!cr IN 1t lsnst four Of the daily ueb paperI u His
city, for fifteen days prior 10 the 18Th dry Of June. tia, n-
will allrnn vi hIs Dilcr d iily, httw-rn the hnuTs III y &c Drk
A. a., mud i u'clnrK, =. NJ, from The IMlI 10 ll. Juti UI
June, Inclusive, for ,Le purpose 81 receiving from any per
son rlaiEri With city taxes, The sinle ur Unt.lirlf VI The
amount Of laL charged, Isducilng frun HE slIplr nlnDlui,
nc unsIialf nH he Gaze may bs, ten per renium ihrrron.-
The Collector shaii, in Hike manner. give nullrr, fof lIt.en
days pfiur to The lG.h day ~ lie smb'r tiBi he will attend
Ut his UiiGp daily, bpi The NIB r-.mHtilvnhd hours,
it8m The ItlL To the Ulsl VI December. Inclusive. for the
purpose nf receiving ffUni my person shn has already
ImI1 NM hall Oh = Il The rhJ tstrs tlmiEeI ~ HIN. TN
femalhinE hail, u-uncilne ffGm iuei hal I'm per eenInin
thEi tUu.
IN pitsuqn.n n The n,rYe sHnnhsl "rlin1ht", yiS'pl
Jtnu nv I'M, i5ik. | Mn atiahIi NJ The UylIrbirf'I 'iBdi.
IL lhs tity Hall, fiUm HE 10 ID ~ tue UJh ~ ll- DJhlb,
if ibe lui pdse ufitsei'l'R Tasaa M ab",s ~difEelrh,
luhE l-lm iUltMs A. llVlI'UN, u II
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,Es.s 81 TELEGRAPH.
,,,cr from Europe.
-, RI. THf KiuHMUNp E"oOhH

Later from Europe.
n,<s \. B, June ls'-The steamship
hos a,sn.' This dato is stated in tho
/, tie ON 'ns' think it is an error.-RkP.
nv .,:,n on Monday and Tuesday
rT% ,n.%' :" The market Vas steady and
IIen cou,vls were quoted at oota9i4.
y Io ".aiI',tncc brought by tho Adriatic
Inc .'.V ,%s. E:asland and Francs will pro.
s,r.,. from bringing prizes into their
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STABDING.-Berjnmin Rrud was before the
Mayors Court yesterday, charged with stab
bling W. j. Summervillc. The case was con.
tinuel Till the 2lst inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

. FINED john House WIS yesterday fined
Sl0 for refusing to assist officer Seal to arrest
j. 3. Anthony for a breach Of peace, when
commanded " do so by thai officer.
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SIKING TlsA DE!
.E1iIE suiscrlbrr has received hk STOCK of SrnlNO
Il CLOTHING AND fUHSIslIlau LDOUf, nud II pre-
InTrd to luI Llrli l. customers and the public In general,
.itI good snd suhSi aitiui GluIhlGg aud Furnishing Goods
Il Tie latest styles. Gail and sra our beau lful shlrts,
Seck lie, and Collars. DRESS aud Bushes, cults made "
,rdur vi short notice AMI warranted to H.. q bLs stock VI
GluriIs, N, sim. res ana fe,tuys ~ select fi0ul.
Price, ~ suit the iimee.
ELr l,swrnbrr, our Clothing Il suuTuhRs. MADE.
n. srOuksDhLE,
No. Il, hInln 81, . doors below Exchange bank,
ArrIi l5-JHcB m Richmond, Sn.
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COOL STOCK OF
BOHkS AND STATIONERY,

~. RANDOLPH can still rupjLy, Ut oLD PRICES.
y . school and miscellaneous lioos,.
iiauk Hooks, Of mVrt all Kind, III Use, VI h"ine manu-
facIurc. lInDks made tu u.Jrr, aud all -;yles Of look
EindIug, at shortest notice.
Cnp, Letter, Not. Drawing. Envelope, ulv,liug, Copying,
Wrapping Paper. &c.
En.s iopr., Pens. lux. Ihks.ands. Tnr". Rubber Bands,
QuiiIA, prac!a, Sand. Glue. bankers Cases. Hi Holders,
CoI!-cIIDg unUks, Money Hooks, Portfolios, Writing Desks,
Cards, LETTER CLIPS, Irnclls, Drsk KnIvrs, &c.
c2T- All AInii ii Printing executed la the best sirIr.
,tu. 81
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W eareliully comply With the request 10
tho following lctter from tho cum.
amber a, No ia,v tkirlnish at Fairfax Court
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sSfntaInanf,

s,-,-s,u, Juue l2.-Ths reported landing
:, ,n.. m Hilton Head Ii incorrect. Com.
,.m. Tan.sil has examined tue whole
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movement Of TrOO ps.

:, ,or.,, June l2.-It is authoritavely
,a,,,crd that the Federal troops, under Maj.
,i.y ;,c.n tho Western forts, arc coming
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ALMosr A Row.-Soms two or three ui the
scjourners in CIR city got on what may DO
termed a decided "bcnder" on Tuesday eve
ming, aud played such fantastic tricks" on
Cary street as 70 require tho presence Of the
9TH GERS 10 preserve order; in attempting to do
which, We regret that watcbmnn DocrHingcr
wan ssriously injured. The parties were be.
fore tic Mayors Court yesterday. Icing
strangers, IL. well rs from other considerations,
we decline giving names.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

RgLEAsEv.-We learn that tho Court OF Ad.
mrulty, in New York, hus released the sclrs.
Haxall aud CreuAhaw, belonging to Richmond,
which were, Il short time ago, seized by Lin
coins blockuding squadron.
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TIE Dawes EANuE@.-Though the State Of
Ko~ntucky-and We say il more in sorrow than
in anger still remains under the despOtism Of
Abraham Lincoln, yet many OF the gallant SONS
If that State, like those Of Maryland, are cOn.
ing to Virginia to battle for The cause .. liberty
and fec government. We take pleasure in IL.
cordlng The arrival Of the Davies Hangers, u
couipnny about one hundred strong, OF which
L.. Ii. Fitzhugh is Captain, and 1. [. Gale, q.
Clarke, and J. j. Carroll are LIeulclants. We
welcome these noble mett to Virginia.
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all tho Government Departments will BE-
closed to day, TO allow compliance with prssi.
dent Davis's recommendation for religious scr.
vices. s'H, -aa =
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~SPECsAE SbTTCE.-1EN DOLLARS II
0> year Saved ht the least calculation, by usluR one
OF QruhRIn's SMALL STENClL5 FOX MARKING ClUlli.
ING. They cost but sAysaTY.fIyk uEATr. srBt by HALL on
receipt Of 81 In postage Htnnps ~ otherTinr.
Also, every kind ui PLAIN AND FhnCf iihakI's Tor
Plour, Tobacco, Liquors, Murtinery, AU., insiu 10 erder
and satisfaction guaranteed.
An. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next door ~ the Columbian Hotel,
sr,, LII Shnchnr Sin. Richmond. "a.
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MEADaUAtirEns VI. FOHCIls,
RfcHMoHp, 'ih9ifiA.,
General Ordurs, No. rs.
~ TiIh GOVERNOR ~ YihuiaiA,
A pRDNI

~ Itptbh Wf IHNI
'lhr i~tIplales u I'M puntle ~ Virginia ~ tnnY'ull"G
h~s,rlptlei, I,rlna ny Iirir %Iniiua'rr, 'as.gl Afiil 70 Il,
Isd., adopted and faIlbai Iir gDGsliruliuH " HE IrnYsinu,
VI iiu Vrrlmnnl NJ tbs rGRfrierale et.lrs ~ AMtritar ~
dtiTrL sm! r,lal li.lIrh al h"GpaErry, h%lahani, "B lhr bib
dry u FriIuHry, Isbl, and tia SiHiu " NiIgihli hH why
irrrIi, ~ az net 81 CgnpIrss VI The prnyiainnnI hh'erL-
u, IA nj tbs Confederate s'ale'. passed al4y 7ih, ishi, nj,
InIIIrl as u sialr intn thu Confederate GnsGI Irarn a., nnl
,hr President brinp, under HE GGEsiltutirn ui the Prnyi-
tIunHl Government 1f the tjuHfmierale rl"l,r, lhn l'h.
InHnIrriu Chef ~ Ina Army aud Navy NJ he E1nisdr.
rate siairs, aul re thu mlhti- OF The srrrral stalrs when
called intn the srrylar n tir )Unfrirrafr sIate';
New, therefore, I. Julis LEItllER, U"vefInr IL Elrrl.
MA, by md with the advice and cunsenI OF The Executive
Counsel, DO hereby tfanIer IN Tho authorities VI lie unn.
fc,erate sIhlrs, by rrgim'nis, all ihu S"lunieer force
which have hrrIi mustered in'n the 'rrvc- nj Nlrylrit, hGl
d. order a INA transfer To l- m,d., by rs.imrnI., Initial.
ions, .qu tdrnus and cnmpHnir- II al yUuLirrr. Uf millIia.
M thr sane shall be fJruiea And ihrir service' il"y he re-
qulrrd.
~ further hereby transfer IN III. authorities Of tr Con.
iedcrate States The command II all he officers, scamen and
marines NJ the Provisional S"ry Of Virginia for tsrvice In
IN. Confederate StAirs
III do further nrdrr thst .li officers Of the Yirgir!a SER
vice now on duty, In any NJ the d'partmru,s of the stan,
continue to discharge their respective functions under the
direction nod control OF the President, until otherwise or
LcIed: aud that all Quaricrriaster, Cuunl's ry aud Med.
cal Stores belonging Ia thu s,ate md In chart OF said nj.
hcers, he turned over. for the use OF The Confederate
States. upou proper receipts for the article, turned over, 10
be forwarded to Iir accounting officer for ~ tlrmrri. All
mnuira In charge Of any Of III. Department., will be foI n.
with returned into the treasury Of The sla!r.
81 do further order all the i'rorlslonHl Army ~ Virginia
In respect and nbey all lawful orders rmRnHilng from lhr
President ur those commanding undrr his authority: And
that The same may Le Incorporated. In whole or In pnr',
Into the Provisional Army vf the Conf drraie States at the
pleasure OF The President.
81 do further authorize Tho use Of all public property.
munitions ~ wHr. &C, captured from tho United sinir',
the machine, y nj ilnrper'I Ferry excepted, by the Prrat.
den. or those aciing uhusf 's Au'hofh]' U INT So~"'""
defence.
Given under my hand. =, Governor, and under thu ,rri
- n the s't'-, at Hin m"nd, this 'IS,h dar Of June
l. 8, 1851. aud In the e~lgh'y'GfiI year OF the Common
t-~' wealth.
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ONttNDNTE. CVUNIT, FIN0lINI3.
FsNIIlS celebrated watering place will be npenrd, A -. y
1 IVr uu RECEPTION hI yIsitVrs, on the 10Th " ma
Instant, at-9G~L
Trims W rolnp.-TGr thirty days or less, re 90 per day
For uny period utter the expiration OF thirty days, ~ w
per day. White servants ~L1oihIrds price. Children
under len aud over iva years. and colnrrh servants, half
plirr. }. ~HChPHREfS, frehldcnt-
y. 1; AN Rbuhia,i. supply VI ire hA, been secured.
<r 1t
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NAP 0r TIsE sTATE or VIRGINIA.,

MAP Or TEE nTATE OF VIRGINIA.
VEST & 80 II NSTOE,
PUBLISHERS, IoOKsELi.EIlS AND STATIoSERs,
l4j, MAIN STREET,
79.YE purchased III. entire edition ~ kltchle & Dunna.
IL wants .Jiuua VI the MAP Of virginia, II Is the
most ac:ura,e Slap Of Ihg Slate ever published; IL con-
tnius all the counties, Friucip,i fowls, rail- rosds, rivers,
canals and ~ other Iutrrnal improvements, put up Ia u
pcht pack form. Price 81 81 IN ruNIr, ~.
We Also publish 'ilnrhre's L'Sf; Infantry Taci'c' com
pl-lr la on. volume. with plates and maps. floU.
'.TlIr ruIuutrers Hand Back :" hy Capt James X. Ice, Of
The rir.t Regiment vIrsiria Volunteers. Seventh thousand.
~ rents.
c5- The cash must Ls sent In ali Gases.
:. R-Wu have In prtr, and will sharty published,
"GIIhlR's Manur! for Volunteer. aLd Militia" caniainin2
Stu pages and 2Wh ILLUSTRATORS. also, "5Eirnlshers Drill
and Biyonrt Exercise p,Ufu'sly Illustrated, by Capt X.
Milton Cnry Of the first Regiment frg!nis Volunteers,
new piiticn. Fifth Thousand.
WEST { JOHNSTON. Publishers,
Mar 81 I45, Mrin r., Richmond, VR.
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carry the quota contributed by Richmond and
vicinity to about thirty.fve companies, leaving
material enough for another good regiment
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! 5!ccs u lmpsrtipencs, eRtIraly In eharac-
, With L!Dcoln's Government, was attempted
slsuosrrnor Letcher, which Was prompt.
and poa.edly repealed.
i r,rdon wss sent by Lincoln to the Cover
IL! II convict in the Penitentinry, who had
=. ,s,,rrc:d for robbinG the mail by the
:, l'elma! Court in this city, which the Gov
~...y,u svd with tho following letter:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RlchIuoud, Va, June z, lS6l.i
j, lis Exclllency, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF the United States:
S.s:-i am Instructed by his Excelleucy,
:. .,.vclnar ct Virginia, to return to you tue
.,unraaying documents from the Department
SAFE u. ). A.
liz Commonwealth Of Virginia, not being
&c If IL: United States of America, the pow
VI; ,io Cnl=i Executive Of that nation is not
. sn':"L by the Government Of this State.
AM, S.r, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
S. BASSETr FRENCH,
). G.. 70 The Governor VI Virginia.
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TIE RANDOLPH GHAYs.-Cspt. Norva Cobb,
the former popular proprietor Of the Randolph
Hotel, Fmmville, reached here yesterday in
command OF the Randolph Grsys, Il company
of eighty picked men Of Prince Edward, which
makes the eighth company raised in TINT cour.
ty. Capt. Cobb is regarded as u =" trump" und
whenever he meets tho Lincvluitcs will make
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EXECUTIVE MENI,I
lNsPKOrOR GENIItAL's oFFICE, !
ORDNANCE DEpANT uENT, /!

EsTSH2WFUi IUHc W.T. 10
NFFlCEES making rrlukl.ions fr ammunition. must
" state the cAlbrg Of their urtns. and VIII, tier smooth
or rllu horU.
J,,u- h-Iw e. DInMOCE. Col. OF 0Ji!Dupcc.
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R,cuuoSp yoLuxrEEns.-The Wing gives
the following list Of the companies which have
thus far been mustered into serrice'in Rich
mond, and are now absent from the city:
/. Rishnond Grays, Go. A., list Regiment,
CApt,in Wyatt n. Elliott.
2. Company B., d., Captain James K. Lee.
8. Montgomery Guard, Go. g., do, Captain
John Dooley.
T. Old Dominion Guards, Co. D., do, Cap
tain Jos. G. Griswold. - r.
s. Company G., do, Captain Vim. Il. Cor
Grays, No. ., Co. H., do, Captain Fran
els G. Bokys.
+. Company ], do, Captain VIM. .. Taylor.
s. Virginia Rides, co. 4, do, Captain
Florence Miller.
3. Governors Mounted Guard, Captain j.
Grattan Cabell.
10. IIowitzers, LIST Company, Captain d. Z.
Shields.
II. IIowitzsrs, I'd DO, CaptainJ. Thompson
y. Howi,zy,s, al d., Captain Robert c.
Stanard.
IS. raysttc Artillery. Captain H. Coalter
Cnbell.
:. IA Thomas Artillery, Captain Philip b.
S:anard.
Is. ~tIumpdeu Artillery, Captain Lawrence
5. Marye.
le. Peyton's Artillery, Cuptain Jefferson
sPeyton..
l7.s'Purcell Artillery, Capt. X. Lindsay
Walker.
is, uenrico Artillery, Capt. johnson ii.
Sands.
10 Emmett Guard, Third Regiment, Capt
Wa. Lloyd.
20. Marion 2;Aerncn, Tiira Regiment, C..y1,
Albert Lybrock. r
81. uenricv County r aauen, Third R=gl'
,nr,,t Cautaln Juhu Wilder Atkinson.
%. uenrico Guards, Third Regiment, Capt
Lawson II. Dance. 49,.
%. Young Guard, Third Regiment, Capt
WIN. A.. Charters. =,
"a. Virginia Life Guard, Third Regiment,
Capt. john S. Walker. a..
%. Sharp Shooters, Third Regiment capt
Robert A. Tompkins.
2s. Virginia Guard. Capt. Saml: !. bayiy.
~. Richmond Zonaves, Capt Edward NC
Council. 80.
Companies E. (Biues) and +. Of the First ne,
giment have not yet been mustered 10, tnoush
both have been in service for. several weeks, ut
Fredericksburg. Several new companies.
whose organization is not yet complete will
-# - -
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WorsDED.-Mr. Shook, Of Major Randolph's
Battalion Of llowi,zers, who was wounded In
the hand ut tho battle Of Bethel Church, reach.
vi hero yesterday. We hops tho wound will
not prove Il serious one.
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JOHN LE'rCtiTll.
ullr The nnNrrnnl

uRuRug ". MuSrnRr. gscr'tAry ~ H.. Commons "hllh. "
Ia compliance with the f1trg"lrg proclIuaii7n, the com.
insud Of tbs Military and Naval forces " flrplnlt 10 trans
fgrteI ~ tg Cnffe1eiHts giiir'. All officers OF sslh
rurcsa VIII obey the orders they rrhf trcrlre ftnHi III"
irnIs or 'hs Wnr nWi Navy IIeI,ai tnIrnts rPsrrcilyrly.-
unlI,r. nf the Hlaif Mill rrrriYs thrlr in'iI uClluns Irnfn Ihr
ubvrrhu -, Il II. LEE,
lnnr ll..uI Qsnrfal Commanding.
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CON IDEItATE srATIs or MEftiGA.
pUsr UrfICl: Dt iA!rMEST,
Jus4 i.fH, 1851,
fuNIk President u the Confederate stairs having, Wy u
I, Proclamation, lIuui III h nnigumrry. Nuy 2lIh, ibdl,
Invited tho propIH 81 Ihu Confederate hlaIrS 10 Me uhEeI'
yanos Of /. day VI Fasting aud Prayer by 'ueh religious
usrVlcss 40 may bs suitable for tho 0cohslon, and rrchIn'
uisudsd Thursday, The ldlh inst, for that purpose, ihis
Department vii! be rloLed during tha, day.
Signed, II. br. 0EUtHE 0PFCFT,
Juns l8-lt Acting Pn-lmasler General.
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GoATs.-A gentleman was yesterday fine(
81 for permitting his goats 10 run at largo.
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Tur ExcANpNeSrs. - Tho EucntpPInents 10
our vicinity still continue to 10 tho principal
attraction, where our ~eitizcns repair 20 spend
Lhu afternoons. Throngs aro dnly secn at tho
Central Fair Grounds, at llowurd's Grove, and
Ut oilur poiuts where our Holdirrb aro congro.
gated. Towards Grove, who're. brsldCs others,
Ihs New Orleans Washington Artillery ind The
New Orleans Z ,uavu- Grg taiinned, appears,
however, 10 bs thu iavnrite resnrt. There, cv'
cry evening, ono Inny sra thousands OF our
psupl, witnessing with pleasure their parade.
This ladies, who ARC not Il whit behind tho mon
iu their p~atriotic arcor Of driving tho Yankees
from virginis, may bs observed in crowds, and
apparently inke M much delight in the various
exercises aud cyolutions OF Tho soldiers as a
veteran General might bc supposed to manifest
la going out 'nuny Of Thorn carry flowers and
other such memorials Of regard, by which they
delicately indicate their high appreciation OF
the brave fellows who, in the hour and peril OF
battle, will be nerved to the noblest nction when
rejecting on the fair oncs whom They are to
defend from the licentious Beauty and Boo
~" seekers.
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MILITARY GOODS.
~ DRAG0US SADDLES,
LOU DrsSoous bits,
prssL and silver plated spurs,
Gold la"e and nraiIs,
Military buttons, -
Blue cloths, medium 10 fac quality,
Silver plated 81 srups,
EnKintlled cloths, bent gu 'lty,
Stsge h1mes, s%super!or article, 49,. "s
Wool stlrrups, ---.-. 80 - -.
stage chalns.
Also u great variety Of 9th r tc.ds, 10 Nhisi We !hflle
so attention II the public.
KING / LAMBETH,
- One Square belcT the Exchange hote',
I,,.1q-d2w Franklin Street.
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From the Dispatch. |

apiaiu Ter,h's Intrepid Esncounter
i, Wish the Eneiny.
nit 1 RELIABLE source We derive tho tul
'stg account Of the interesting interview
"ssn captain VIM. H. Werth, Of the
Fl.'''-u Grays, Of Pittsylvanis county, and a
f%-'"s larty OF the Hessians in tic neigh
E*'a'.4.I iI,np,ou on Friday last. 1t dh.
:"'oca ~: from yesterdays statement
y, "er:hand another officer being together,
. Sa"c 'mpanicd, on q accommodating expe-
|%'. so!ne distance in advance Of the main
tSE' 'eparAteL AT the forks Of the road, zach
E"as VI As own hcok. After Captain w.
--4 preceded j short distance, he found him
d s.a4rt.y IN the presence of five OF the
,t'' Ns'ins no idea of surrendering, no
a''0l 1'ls His revolver, and without parley
"a s-''g colomenced fr~ing-CaptaiR W.
""; 81" Of Tie party, the remainder retreat
i"'l'u!e ridden by n of the party,
s'"' vas killed By Captain VS. last shot,
..ds' laTir:e s!ipped eff at the instant aud
.s1 70 HE bushes. Capt. W. seems much
.S"ae' tnat the bad ground on which the
aE'-i:eF occurred 7freeented his 6agging all
e., "hen this suair is reported for the
,''r' Press, it will Of course he stated that
>'a:s wsfr attacked by a whole troop Of
- IApt. ". was, in truth, alone, until
immediately after the firing, by his
;''''n, rom whom he had parted only a
ti .'.i:es before. The two men killed are
= Us officers. Their arms were taken by
F~No ~ as fairly.won spells.
,ex. =-~-
t,.sClAK DETENTION OF \ RAILROAD TRAIN
o'oducior On lie Nashville railroad in.
.."e' ~ 4 few days z that his train was
,ttsl by al ELL, grafton cs army worms cross
us 1AcA. They were over an finch thick
- Hsek, and the wheels Of the locomotive,
"n Cane in ;ucir midst, whirled round
syhl, Us il Tie track vas covered with
e,in ,.a oHi no. ;:p.e "a inch forward. The
\ b"s' Ialt=d Lui, ard Tue track cleared
h. ""ftas villa sAoSeis. -tLouisrias CouT-
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June I--daciI
HHOHOXlLA

Il
MILL be received, Un nr before the lUh o! July, ensu.
Ing, for the tulr ~ r. oviaions, and Ut. er Mililsr.
SORES Of any kind, rpr he B1nIs Of the Confederate Elatcs,
10 BIZ Issued under Act OF C~0n4:ess, Stay iUlh. sci.
The prUposHls iu Il Ge directed, under Nc Il. & the Zee.
rrtAry Of the Treasury, at Richmond, and mujt specify til,
prices ut which the article will he delivered al ome az The
places named below. payable Ia Confederate Bonis for III
atuuuu,, with Interest VI 5 per pcnt. Z ON the Cate VI drNy.
cry Of the article.
plnces OF Delivery.
MEMPHIS, CifARLElT0N, SEW ORLEANS,
MOBILE, NASHVILLE, SUltfULk.
MONTGOMERY, AUGUSTA, KilHMUHD,
LlSCuUCRG, VI ~, kSDXvlILE.
u. e.. hEMlIS0kk,
9~,t IA, g az tI. 'r,...Ity