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Inn vortaAs from tho Seat OF War-severe
Ensasemsnt Between tho Patriots and
Rebels near Fortress MonxOe-Sharp
Fiaht at RsmMsv, va.-Movensnts OF
the United StsseI TrOops-RePOrtcd
Evacuatisn OF Hsrper's Ferry ny the
RebeIs-Thc Plans Of she Rebel Leaders
The Latest News-Markets, &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the prevent week viii DO
ready this morning at eleven O'Clock It's columns viii
oontainA highly interesting report Of the Engag Smen
at Big Bethel, Va. Monday morning la1, account
Of the splendid conduct Of she New York. Vermont ans
Massachusetts, Regiments, ard list Of the Killed and
Wounded as far heard from report Of Sharp Fight
at RomRey Va between Indiana giment Of Zouaves
and the Rebels resulting in tie complete defeat Of the
secessionss and Capture of their Camp BquPage and
Supplies Account OF the Reported Evacuation OF Har
pers Ferry by tho Rebels The Latest Dispatches from
Washington City, giving report Of tho Movements, Pre-
sent Position and Condition OF the Patriot Troops News
from the RebeOus States, giving the Plans and Move
ments OF the Rebel Chiefs far be ascertained
and the lsest intelligence from "a parts Of the country
rendered important by B present Southern nsurrecon
Tho WEEKLY herald VIII also suntain the Latest News
received by mail or otherwise; Editorials Leading
Events Of the Day; Reviews Of the Money, Commercial
ana Cattle Markets. Marriages and Deaths for the week
and other interesting and valuable matter Single copies
In wrappers can be obtained at the Office Of Fu
no, and Nassau streets. Price six cents
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Died.


BoIToS-A her residence IN the town Of Westchester,
Wednesday evening, June H. CATARSE, wife Of ia
Bolton. Esq in the e2o year Of her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend without further notice
Carriages will be IN waiting AZ Harlem br'oge a. IL
O'Clock,
BARk ON Friday, June H. ANNIE BARR, daughter Of
William and Ann Barr native Of Casten county Donegal
Ireland after short but severe illness, aged % years,
months, and 10 days
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afterr oor at two O'Clock
from her late residence, No 19l Seventh street. without
further notice. The remains will BIO inferred In Green
ClARE-on Friday, June a. CORNELIUS H. son of the
| late Joseph Clare, aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family and Of bis unces, VIM and
s. Dunscomb respectfully invited to attend the fu-
Sunday afternoon at five O'Clock Services will be at
| Trinity church at hall past five p H..
CcRpuAN.-On Friday morning, June IA, ELIZA ",
| daughter of Joseph ana Ann Corduan
The funeral will take place on Sunday morning, az Ten
O'clock from the residence OF her parents. corner OF
| Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street, Gowanus The
friends and relatives of the family invited to attend
CopF1AND.-On Frday, June a. MARY ANN SHERWOOD.
wife OF James Copeland eldest daughter Of Daniel and
| Margaret Sherwood, in her 25th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence al
West Farms n " on Sunday afternoon, at half past two
| O'Clock
CRorrs.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, June Ii, JON
| WHEELER CRoFTs, son Of Thomas and Margaret Crofts
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock
| from 1872 Carlton avenue.
Fnuxx-A1ExASDER P. FISHER, In the seth year Of hi
| age.
His sunera, will take place this Saturday. morning.
ten O'Clock Stages leave Smonsons for Canarse at mint
O'Clock. FRIENDS are invited
FAesN.-On Thursday, June 10, JOHN FAGAS NATIVE
Of Castle Pollard, county westmeah Ireland, In the 6S'
| year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of hefamiy are respectfu!
invited 10 attend the funeral at half past one ococi
Sunday afternoon from his late residence, 3ss secon
| avenue.
HrSIrR Suddenly, In Brooklyn, on wednesday morn
ius J,pe IL WILLIAM j. HUNTER, aged 40 years.
lila gsnAsaa wIl no INFERRED fTo@ ~ Aie Ie0s3sRoe
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HnIARD-BEL On Thursday June Is, by Rev. E. II.
Montgomery at the residence Of the brides brother
JOHN P. HIrIlAHD to Miss MARGARET p BxnL all OF this
city.
joHNsoN-PorHsMus In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June
49, by the Rev A. Wietts JACOB B. JOHNSON to Cor
" w. daughter of Theodore Pohemus, Jr, all Of
the former place.
MoCom1s--SAvAGE At Geueya on Thursday evening
June 49, at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. Thos Toucey q EecoMHs, Of New York 10 SARAH
E. , only daughter OF Henry Savage, Esq
SrANToE-BueHTMAN.-in Brooklyn, on Thursday, June
Is, by the Rev William Alvin Bartlett PHILIP V. r. STAN.
TOY to ADELAIDE BSiGzyMAN, all OF Brooklyn
TNANr-hAcEAx ION Wednesday, June 12 at st.
ghcnas' church, by the Rev. Dr.. Price, ABRAHAM WI.
rAST Of Staten Island, to JULIA, daughter Of William
Maekay, q New York city.
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Upon tbs Virginia and Teanesseo Railroad so az 10
sop the move ment OF troops for the relief Of our
from such movement. We have plenty Of men TO ds.
reno tho country II they were armed. call upon al
ps1roesc citizens 70 come promptly forward and suopy
DO appointed " receive the and give receipt for
the same stating therein the character OF the gun and
TIE value thereof These guns viii DO faithfully returned
70 their owners, or, u not, viii be paid for.
Tpe safety q you, country depends upon furnishing
a.. arms to H.. Volunteers who are willing TO lay down
their ives In your defence vron N. xn,n.
hope t-~ occasion will strongly mn, 70 into voS
men Of our 70 unite themselves as 49, &C THAR
ur teer companies ana 10 rally to the deseaSo
country. There is not day 10 DO lost.
JOHN B. FLOYD
BrgAdier General Confederate Army.
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News from Texas and Mexico,

News from VeXaS AnU Mexico,
NEW ORLEANS, June IL, 1851
Texas advces say that Cortinas attacked about
mile from Redmcnd's Rancho, by force under Captain
Bouevades and completely routed, killing seven Of his
men, wounding several and dispensing the force. Cort
rss escaped with about ten men into Mexico.
is understood that revolution is naugurated In Ia
raaulipas.
Guineo the defeated candidate for Governor, issued
proYuncauepto to remove the question Of who should
be the ballot box to the sword. There
impression that the rebellion would become gene
re and that Guinea would unite his forces with those of
Marques ard Maica who have been setting the Juarez
government at defiance.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,


PHnADnPMA June a. 1851.
Stocks firm. PENNSYLVANIA State S., 76s4; Reading
Ralxnsd, ltss; Morris cana ssh; Long Island Railroad
NEW ORLEANS, June ii, 1851.
Ccttor-No sales Sales OF the week 300 bales;
oeps $40 bales against $500 bales decreased receipts
$50 00O bales all ports $40 600 exports 300 Cof
fee-ssles Of the week $50 bags at nc. 19c stock
8 TOO bags, against IA 500 bags ne last year.
PHILADELPHIA June IA, 1851
Flour unchanged and firm: sales 900 bols superfne
ssife 600 bushels 81 rs 81 So closing at 81 81
1000 bushels spring wheat on private terms. Corn
quiet ssles 500 bushels Southern yellow at SIC Whis
BUFFALO, June 14-1PM.
Flour stesdy and in moderate demand. Wheat easter
For epring and club sales this morning of o bushels
No Chicago sping ct 77Hc 6000 do. Milwa ukee club
at $50, 5000 do DO at SIG, 1880 do prime Keno
eta club at 92c Corn easier sales q 600 bushels at
alkc a2c. whiskey nominal at lac. Csn'l freights-
doc -four, lie on sheat 1oc on corn to New York.
o eon ~ V o 9 DO cs DO rye Canal
700 bbs -four 2o3 600 bushels wheat, 81 900 do corn
80 900 do. oats, 1000 do. rye
Flour steady. Wheat shade caster. with fair de-
raane sales Is 0cO bushels Chicago spring at 771c
buahels No Milwaukee at s2c Corn closed dull +aies
81 900 bushels at lHc a nc Canal freigds steady
a YORK ho 600 sos hour ' ia oco Susss
wheat eco bushels corn; Al COO bushels ts H. goo
bushels barley. Exports008 bhs -four; 1876 GOO bushels
wheat 25 600 bushels corn $4,000 bushels oats COCO
bushels rye
OswEco, June Ia, 1861
Flour steady; IS for fancy. Wheat dull red winter
6r Gales 900 bushels at 1l7c. 118c IL eco bushes
No. Chicago spring at size Cornquiet Canal fre,ghs
steady -four Csc wheat Sc, corn &c to New York
Lake iupore-2 140 bis -four 60 0o0 bushels wheat
20 600 bushels corn. Csnl exports-1,a0 bhls Efour
1850 bushels wheat IS GOO bushels corn $500 bushels
rye.
CHICAGO, June IL, 1851
Fiour unchanged Wheat declined 1c. &c: sales a
e9c rec for No l, "a store. Corn s'eady at 2111s
Oats firm ReceiptsA8 800 bbls flour, 62 0f0 bushel
whess 90 Ot0 bushels corn, IL COO bushels Snip
rnents-7T 600 bushels wheat, Is6 COO bushels corn
90 900 bushels oats Ffeghts advanced No. Exchang,
on New Ycak unchanged
CINCINNATI, June H. 1851.
Flour unsettled and irregular Whiskey firm a. 13c
Provisions nothing done. Exchange dull at q a "a.
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Coroners' Inauests,

TIE SUPPOSED HOMICIDE IN OLIVER s1RsEr.--goroner
schirmer held an inquest yesterday the body OF
Caharine Crawford, who died at 43 Oliver street uoer
circumstances which induced the belief that she sa met
with foul play at the hands of her husband, 5ohn ,s
ford. Much testimony was taken, none of Witt han,
ever went 70 show whether deceased fell rms tSrown
down stairs by her husband. The jury aarcd cor
dict that the deceased came to her otb ne ,niur;o,
re- e from fall down flight r. stairss the house
jury are unable to say how b. what ths Sa
Of Ireland. '7~ts Vi 'ee aua nA'i'o
CASE OF INFANncmE AZ n,res, ,v.s bo,s n. ns,e.
vue hospital by Corons- ,.,'a ~. 49,, 80 .a,o
fourtb streo, ound lying on the sidewalk in Forty
TALLY cover a Ietween Seventh AMI Eighth avenues par
r. D., 90 over with some old rags Wooster Beach,
Etiev -as post norton examination of the body,
ust has aSo aecomposed and n his opinion death
soout the neck OF the child as to produce sransua.
sen was found piece Of tape, besides which other
na1s Of violence were visible about the head and face
The Coroner found impossible TO obtain any nforma.
tion whatever to the parenage Of the child or by
whom the murder was committed. Tho jury rendered. 4
verdict that the child died from strangulntiop ct the
hands Of some person unknown.
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Drawings of n. France & Co.'s Della
Lotteries by Of Assembly passed Jaau-
ary 1863. Grants to run twenty years
SUSSEX CoUNrY-CLAss I42, Drawn juno "A, 1851
l6, "a, l3, 20, 70, 18, l, 80, GO, 76, 81, Is.
CONsoLIDArxD-CLAss los, Drawn June a. 1861
60, As, IA, 30, SO, Al, SO, 4, 78. &c. 40, 26.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 90, Managers
WILMINGTON DeLR ware.
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GEORGE CmnrY's MATINEE The Cbrsty troupe give
another Of their amusing matnees to-day at the suyve-
eant Institute. The hour hree oclock) will suit the
convenience Of those who wsh to give treat to their
children.
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OMciaI Drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND Missouri STATE LOI TERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA GLASS S3 Juns IA, ls6L
70, 10, l, Is, 81, &c. &c., L. 49, So ~, So, rs. 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS SS4, June u, 1861
SO, IA, Y, AZ, Al. 20, GA, 80, 70, SO, 3, GO.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
Covington, Ky . or st. Louis, No.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
We copy the following choice bits from the Memphis
(Tenn.) Bulletin Of the 9Th inst:-
A NEW MODE OF WARFARE.

NEW MODE OF WARFARE.
To those OF people who entertain appfehensicrs Of
danger, have to say that all fears groundless
Our climate would protect us without single soldier.
Suppose Memphis captured We furnish deserters
with the yellow foyer within twenty days We might
poison cisterns and put enemies upon river water
crawling through then, cholera would furnjsh m ely.
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TIE BAnx OF BUNKER Hull The first company Wash
ington Continental Guard Captain G. Yeranco, will cele
brate the anniversary OF this memorable battle on Mon
day, the nth inst. The company will make CITY Pa
rude and Afterwards Ylsit Jo1es KcVd.
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Newspaper Train Tomorrow.
special train will leave New York on tho New Haven
road to morrow Sunday morning. at an early hour
arriving In New Haven ut about eight o'clock The Sunday
morning edition Of the HxRAID with latest intelligence
from the seat of war; will be for sale Py agents al
all the stations on the road.
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Arrival OF Prince Alfred at Quebec.

MONTREAL, June IA, 1861.
Prince Alfred arrived at Quebec Wednesday evening.
He received by the civic and military authorities he
proceeded at the residence Of the Governor Gene
raj he WAS heartily cheered by large concourse of
spectators he visited the citadel yesterday and rode
through the upper part OF the city There for
NAL demonstrations, but he was everywhere received
with the warmest tokens Of loyalty and respect.
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Barry's TricopherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dresfing beau;yng curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies, try it, sold b.
all druggists
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Cantrsu Has Suitable Shoes, Boots and
Caters ladies' misses masters and gentlemen Suitable
FOR oty or country wear, cheap. Bis Broadway.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN WESTERN vIR'
GINA.

He REBELS GETTING FRIGHrENED-THEIR SOUTH
ERN SUPPLIES LIKELY TO BE CUT OFF-CALL
FOR MORE ARMS By JOHN B. FLOYD.
Elk Secretary Of War John B. Floyd, who, 1t appears
did not appropriate to the Of the rebels previous
to reslgnng his position many OF the arms of the
government found necessary, has issued the
following proclamation and call for all tho old muskes,
shot gurs, fowling pieces blundorbuases, &C., which
may be In possession Of the honest coanry OF the Old
Dominion, to meet the government forces approaching
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad by way of the Big
Knnawha:-
CAMP JACKSON, Va, June 4, 1851.
TO THE CITIZENS OF TVS DNrRIrTs-
have this day received Information that largo force
Of the enemy arc rnpdy advancing from Ohio, by way
OF Kanawha and cite Court House, with the view Of
taking rosseeaon Of this region ot country end aezpg
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhs Best In tn
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ST
piled at BArCHELORs wig factory, Is Bond street..
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Undergarments for Warm weather.
Best Goods ut lowest prices.
4. RANXIN CO., No 20 Bowery.
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Cristad oro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
The best the world. Whole sale and retail and the Dy
privately applied at No 8 Aston House.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Improved SEWING
Machines at reduced prioeR OnlOe t06 Broadway
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For EurOpe.

The steamship Prince Albert, which sailed from th
port Tuesday afternoon for Galway, will stop at 81
Johns, N F., where che will be due this afternoon.
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Superior Court-speoias Terra
Before Hon. Judxo Hoffman

JUNE IA-NtoAoJs u ne SIrA AuenSe Rairaad Com,
pa~yIn this case verdict Of 500 was obtained by
the plaintiff against the defendants At the last Of
this court for injuries sustained. This morning Mr.
Waldo Hutchins, counsel for the Railroad Company OBJ
aimed JUDI M Mt setting aside tina verdict and
trial was orcered, costs TO abide the event.
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss yesey street. Aston House. opposite the church.
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United states Comm1ssIuAer,sC Court.
Before Richard f. sttlwei, Esq.

DANGEROUS ASSAULTS AT SEA.
JUNE IA --7M United Naes Us. Chas. SmlN--rhs do.
fendan In this cas- was q seaman on board the ship
Juliet. Between Now Orleans and Bordeaux an altercR
ton occurred IN which Smith indicted wound ia the
groin Of Captain Chas Sinclair and in tho breast Of the
mats The Commissioner committed the accused
for trial,
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Soft Felt Hats for GentIemen's Wear.
Public approval Of my efforts Halter in this depart
meat Of hating supply the ghtest negligent hat for gen
Neen's ct low cost for many years past led
test the finest fure in order 70 obtain superior quality and
suited retail special sales In
myself TO that the only soft hat
retas in the city Of New York and consequently afford
70 SELL do sell better and finer article at less price
than u asked In Broadway. Gentlemen will do well 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N kSEEN5CHEID,
Manufactures OF Gents Hats, ll8 nassau ssreet.
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David's Summer style OF Gentlo.acn.s
prab Beaver, Softs Eraws ready al 2oQS
way, Duane street.
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NEWS FROM KEY WEST

NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
ARRIVAL OF THE sTORKsHIP SUPPLY.
The Usited States storeship Supply Lieutenant Gem
manding j. R. N. Mulany, arrived yesterday morning
from Key West bringing dates TO the I'd inst.
There very little excitement existing at the time
Of the departure Of the ship Apparently warm feeling
for the government prevailed.
The Crusader, Wyandot and Water Witch were In
port the two latter to leave for Fort Pickeas all
well.
OFFICERS OF THK SUPPLY.
Lieutenant Commanding-J. R N. Mullary.
Lieutenant and Executive 0flCer-C. q. b. Caldwell.
Decentralization II. Murdaugh.
MasteY-J. A. Howell
PaymRster-Eisha W. Dunn.
Assistant SurReon-J. W eaudford.
Captains Clerk-John Van Dyke
Pay masters Cierk-A. C Bowie.
Acting observation-disclosures Decatur.
The Supply also brings home Eve prisoners from the
schooner Twin Sisters Of Cleveland sent home by the
United States Consul at MnAan TO be delivered to the
custody of the United States Marshal at New York
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Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills.
SEE EIGhiH PAGE.
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The Summer Campaign There VIII
be visits the watering places this but fashion
win hold Its usual in the city KNUxs superb
Hat for gentlemen Ghe summer fashonl already being
Of the great popular OF the day The Hat GEM
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HilJ's Hair Dy e-5Oc., Black or Brown.
Best in Depot No. Barclay street. Inimitable asir
Cutting.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters. &c. Drs GLOVER &
1HORHE No. 4 Ann 1tseot, under Barnum's Museum.
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION,


BALTIMORE, June IL, 1861.
Mr. Crsheld Unon) ia elected the the FRS. district
BE has l24 majority in Queen AIMS, 400 in Caroline,
$50 in Dorchester and Horny (secessionis has 20 In
Talbot.
Complete returns from the Third district elect Leary,
Union candidate, by 876 majority. This district gave
Breckenridge majority last fall.
II is believed that II. Winter Davis Is the only
Union candidate defeated and he beaten Hon. Henry
May who claims to be an incorporating enemy of
ceesion and gn. independent Union man. He was n
doubtedy supported by large majority Of Union men In
his district
Thomas majority in Washington county is 200.
Calvert, Union is 500 ahead in the Sixth district
with Charles, ct. Marys and Calvert to hear from.
The general impression is that the whole Union delega-
tion, except H. Winter Davis, is elected.
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THE REVOLUTION IN VIRGINIA.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE wHEELING CON.
vxNTI0N.
WHEELING, Va, June IA, 1851.
In tho Convention to day Mr. Carlisle from the CON.
mteo On Business reported ordinance vacating the
seats Of al the State officers now in rebellion against the
United States; providing for provisional government
and for the election Of officers also providing that the
STATE, county and municipal officers Immediately take the
oath OF allegiance TO the United States The ordinance
was made the special order for Wednesday next.
In the afternoon spirited debate ensued on the do
claration reported yesterday.
Mr.. Dorsey, OF Monongahela, took strong grounds
for on Immediate division Of tho State.
Mr.. Carlisle took the ground that Congress at the com
ing session. would not be likely to recognise the DIVISION
which recognition necessary until the rebellion in the
Southern States put down. the object orongress being
to restore every original State to the Union This DONE
Congress would recognise the Provisional legislature and
with the consent Of the Legislature and Congress separa
ton could be effected at an early day
200 stand OF arms, and loan from Massachusetts, ar
rived here today for distribution to the Home Guard in
this and the adjoining counties 500 more are expected
to morrow
EAST TENNESSEE FOR THE UNION.
LOUISVILLE, June H. 1851
The Courier says the majority against separation in
East Tennessee ia estimated at 10 900 to II 900.
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LVUIsViIIE, juno IT, 1901.
The Courier says the majority against separation in
Eas, Tennessee is estimated at 10 600 to Il, 900.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS-THEsE UlGI-
OF Duane street.
NORNs, BUNIOrS. INVERTED NAILS, ENLARQ40
joints and all diseases Of the feet CURED without
inconvenience the patient By DR.. ZAOHARlR 6urnoSW
Chiripod,s, 760 Broadway Refers to phyUciAas and s
geoN SIN this city.
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T HANDS WEsTCHESTER HOUSE, BOwERY AHu
IL BkUOME STREET,
the place 10 live well war pertol
cluairg good room newly furnished.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-08-24

FREEDOM OF SPEEcH.-Let those who are
continually harping about violations of the
right of free speech read the following
HEADQUARTERS, Department of Alexandria,
Camp Pickens, Manassas Junction, June 8.
To Brigadier General NJ. L. Bonham, COM
manding forces in Fairfax Court House:
SIR: The following named persons 10 Fair
fax county, residing near Accobucs District
have been reported to me as inimical to US.
and dangerous to our cause, VIZ; Alfred
Recker, Ebin Mason, John Mason, r. F.
Roberts. Jonathan Roberts and Levi Deming.
John II. Barnes, deputy Sheriff. of Capt.
Dillaney's company, will inform you where
they are to be found.
You will please obtain, secretly, reliable
written testimony, proving the above charges
against said individuals, and if in your judg-
ment such testimony shall be deemed sufficient
you will have them arrested, forthwith, and
sent, under escort or guard, TO Governor VIM.
Smith, at Warrentown, who has been instruct
ed to make the necessary arrangements for
their safe keeping.
But should the testimony only amount to
strong suspicious of their dangerous character
they will be allowed twenty-four hours notice
to leave the county not to return therein until
after the war, under the penalty of being ar
rested and kept in close confinement during
the SAID period, should that order be violated
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
g. I. BEAUREGARD
Brlgadier General Commanding.