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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

had try at the Fort into which the enemy
had retreated on deserting the first one. They
returned our fire until 5P.M. We then
steamed out Of range Of their guns and came
to anchor. uI9.f al
Goth, 4 A. M.-All hands to breakfast and
an hour to cat and smoke in. The evening
before the Commodore said he would play
with them the next day. You have proba-
bly, seen before this what kind of play it was
for the enemy. This morning we got little
closer in, as near as we could, and anchored
with springs on our cable and brought our
starboard guns to bear on them with the
Minnesota, the Wabash, the Cumberland and
the Susquehanna in the form of a crescent.
At o'clock we beat to quarters and word
was passed not to fire without good aim. In
few moments the fire was opened on our
side and returned by the enemy. At 1Oa
we ceased firing, word being passed that the
most of our shell fell short and that we were
to try 15 second shell. At II o'clock VIC
commenced with the 15 second shell. Ha
that takes them! I'm. What's that -
Huzzas from the spar deck, occasioned by q
flag of truce hoisted on the battery. Then we
on the gun-deck gave three cheers. One fcl-
low actually cheered on his own hook. !
looked around but could not see who he was.
The order now was to cease firing. General
Butler and the troops were by this time on
shore. In the course of the afternoon three
of the enemy came on board. They were
Com. Barron of the Confederate " Navy 2
formerly Of the Z. 8. Navy, and last in com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
VOLUME LVIlI.-NUMBER

P. Close delegates to the Wheeling Conven
tion. The leulers in this movement expect t
receive scycnty-life signatures to an address
10 that convention.
The Michigan regiment band is now se7e
nading Col. Heintzietnar.
The His brought b. the third infantry from
TrXas will be tomorrow hoistcd over the
Q gartermastcr's Department. when g.ra;
jIlltication is expected.
The provost marshal, Capt Mcilar, has re.
called his prohibition of the proposed pu5ica
ton Of a newspaper here By the soldiers. The
first number will appear on Monday.
1t is reported that The Federal and Confede-
rate pickets are gradually approaching each
ether Oh tue Fairfax road
NEW JERSEY TROOPS.
PHILADELPHIA, June THE three New Jev.
scy regiments now encamped near Trenton,
awaiting their supply Of clothing and equip.
ments BY the State authorities, are fast bccom-
ing proficient in the life Of tho soldier
THE AFFAIR AT puILLIPrI.
CINciNSArI, jane Col. Kelly is better.
and hopes continue 10 be entertained of his re.
covery. The Federal iurce now Ut PhiIlippi is
1900.
SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS At MEMPHIS.
LOUISVILLE June THE Memphis papers
arc calling the attention Of the Vigilance Com
mittee TO The high prices VI pru, i,ivns charged
by dealers there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

Tna KING ASp TUE SgIDLIrz PowDEKs.-On
the first consignment of Sedlitz powders in
the capital Of Delhi the monarch became deep
is Interested in the accounts Of the refreshing
box a box was brought to the King iu full
court, snd The interpreter explained 10 Ills
Majesty how it should be used Into goblet
ne pu. Tie twelve blue papers. and haging al.
lied water the king drank it Of. This was :hc
akaii. and The royal countenance expressed
no signs Of satisfaction. 1t was then explain
I'd that III the combination Of the two powders
lay the luxury, and the twelve white powders
were quickly dissolved, and as eagerly swallow
cd by Ills Msjcsty, with shriek that will be,
remembered while Delhi is numbered among
the kingdoms. The monarch rose, stag gerrd,
exploded and III his full agoaies, r4amed,
''hpli nj: down. then, rushing frotn lis
throne, fell PROSTATE on the floor. There he
las during the longcontinued efervescence OF
the compound, spirting like ten. thousand pei
nywortl! OF Imperial pop, and believed himsel!
in the agonies Of death-a melancholy aud hu
initiating proof that kings are mortal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
ROFFIN'S
GTANO.

. 81 49, .eaty 10 uuppss orders for my fertilizers o.
=. ,-s coae IN. Ali may rely uPon griling With
~ ::,y sr;ci. cot Inferior 10 any have rade; dhei
b.: ,.= sutph4;.c ingredients, from anything else
s.d better, bsrSrGe II contains more pure BoSt
ty .-a,.t or LINZ than any ether Manipulated Guano.
Z, 7sssE ,. applying my preparation TO wheat ih'
.:-..ou .,- been ss favorable could be expected
II. eouva.d DISASTERS Of joint worm ty, rust, arc
.: }: - iae drought which prevented the present ia
es ;oc Of he phosphatd to very great extent X
- tue sa.a. gvain!ag But the mass VI tie teSli
- ;s;M equal or superior to Peruvian Gosno o!
ea 1c:: ,o ani. -. aeed phosphates-as nearly 81
-i "a, proved superiority under f2ts seasoua, ,fo
s.r, seod .la,1 of Clover. h,rue that occasion
.nfr, a.ve reported; but they wer< such a. ever
bss:i of so:reHDsn due to the fact that u
.sa ss-d pho,phs;es, but most generally to th
~. ,cIJ: Coz both wheat and clover SHVe ever know
= 80 .,c-acs o. tie value OF ny manuEes u TO
"a. u. sc; .:t have orders for more thsa fou
/ 49,. -::T =. bad 81 the same period last year.
.-f."a. !sr:uced t.5 cy guano, from the'
t,,:s:ct, the Representations OF others, are pa!
.y :;se,ted nrtrr RuiSps guano, and TO ace ina
b.; - taaay manipulated articles IN III
!.
l. - - .~' CT oyseI OF the commission merchant
!: .:chuiuud, or Of my sSents, Messrs THOMA
E..iaLi! ;JNS, Petersburg; 81. HoLLISS& 90, Lynch
3 Z, .riiH strfrT, Fredeheksbary; MASON, MARTIN
,. ;tvs;,,.i... JOHNSTON, OLARkE4 CO., Dsnyille.
-.r.:-::i fRASR. u. RUFFtN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
Au Important Confederation.

In the hurry Of preparation :ur war, few peo
pie have stopped TO consider The Importance Z"
|uak;ng distinction between the uniform U
lhe Northern and Southern soldiers. pcScrp
Iioug which have reached US indicate that littli
Er no difference now exists. The consequence,
Is, that when the forces meet upon the field o
Ialtle, aud, after the first shock, arc brtkrn W
lnto small fighting squads, who will roam
lere and there in search Of enemies, many {
rave man will ial by tue hands Of his com
AIDES, who in the excitement Of the moment
sill fail to recognize him as friend
Americans, to great extent, strongly rescrn
bic each other, and where the volunteers o
10Th sections have been equally exposed K
ne sun, the Southern soldiers, except as re
ards intelligence. cannot be separated from
hose Of the North. Let steps be therefore
AIKEN to remedy this defec. at once
Attach badge, stripe, or mark oi some
description to your coats or shirts, which vii
,e known to all by a generally disseminated
rdcr from headquarters. Take pains Il
maintain & distinction bctwren your true
flooded Suu,herner and your nercerary enc
MES, and when upon the field Of battle you
iraw your bead upon uan or plunge Z
Bowie knife in his heart, you will not have tht
Melancholy though:, ptDictirg ycu like night
mare for e lifetime afterwards, that you killed
/ friend instead Of al enemy.
Let this subject be asitated BY the press
u the South, until it receives the attention o.
hose who have the remedy in their hands
Mistakes enough have already occurred to fur
nish warning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

WE :N-LTY Sl proceed the 9TH OF July next, tc
sp1!!fi s:.:s students ii! vacancies which VII
We ssr {! ile Present srssioa u he ;au0Wlas
|t-a's:'s ri,;..:;,:
!:i-Ne:;ais Co., snd Prncess Anne.
'-sIsse., southampton and GrernesyHlo.
,'i-sGj :! Petersburg and Prince George
l!:!s, Amelia aud Brunswick.
':tt-P"+a,!.n. Cumberland and Chester deld.
-.Ga,ssurg. So:tcrsy aud Prince Edward
~, ,1ci'~". and App. mHltoH.
E'i.-st: yer And Henrcv.
A:A-"..:csslsr, Mathew, and aldliroeI.
~, ..Ai -Irn';s scd spotlsylvkn!4.
H,::-'i 49,. = "a. NiaS George and Prince WiiNaC-
t:iia.>r AID Rapp,hannock.
~. ''oa, Cuipeprr, Orange and ur=ene
-Hx.a-LSls. Gooc.Iaad and FluvsanE-
,NtA-H-.'"a, Auiterst and Buckingham.
txS' Hx:S.N'-Jsstf.oa And Berkeley.
',,y"v!-n.rp'hi;e, !, ~ Hardy and Morgan
,rSr sar; sH1oaa aud Psge.
atAaa-Aa.l,:..
tN4,.,-a,iD Highland and RoekbridIe.
~: .'-'osTi, A.!exnany, Roanoke and crais.
Vai'.i, tioyt Grayssn, montgomery And pr
49, !.ss,.
y .,-:Io:', lie. Russell sod Tise
"':'t'-. Dodds!d:e, usrrh0n, f1easants soe
~. D.:bcer. Lewis, GrnOr, RAnds'rh an'
.-|;".., Hancock and Ohio.
'p'''a :! State Students Is designed for the bene
st Jomi uen, ahose pecuniar5 means at'
=" . ihert i!,e -:!rs .Ipeuse Of collegiate euuca
-..' :;'a q srpnatmeu: Ia for TWO years Tn'
" 'sieIp! som char. for matrcu'a'lon, rooin
hG, !, chsrsr4Lle ior board washing, lue
"'s AL i-xt.pnoss
:'E.(t"ti' IL. appointment, accompanied ny testi
~ -:at:r', c.pnc for improvement, ana pecu
S'''.': q: =. t.-.." y. NAUpIH,
~ .'-c!C Chairman OF the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
;:,I.,HLELiNDS FOR SALE.

49,. s.: Ice. wishes 10 sell four hunursd acres OF
'r,i.;as hi, SaS-MiGi t.ac'i about ine headren
=, ..... cr,,,G, sud tbs b.l>nce heavily timber:
..:s..::J:ri, u;an :hs Kredy Greek road u niles
-; -. a.si,icS two nurdrcd acres, ad.
i. .,.iI.J - Hicl..d Nae soils ar q he lsno hrEe
~ ~, g uen'yt .ii"eons. ihe s"iI Two hun
D'S W - -, urou Ia No !, hoc.s Two a'olies high
Le ~. --v-. : ils water vi hia Snyard' Of The
aSsl - a's Cleared .ad Ia 5000 sui T.!isn @
- e? ur! =, 'cr.., E'2f on ths sou s,ns y! SEQ!
;. =; ,.r, ni saics are Cleared n"H ground-!hs
: 10, s,oi veil Vi waller, A. III. p;h OF 3
!, :.s,tT:.-s s ""!l,d here hs so0a Rouse w
7.:r.-1=e 'h'-d ea.h the balance In SIX and nine
..Ai p,:l win approved sccu,y Will he required
~: ~ be rsta!ccd un.L Luz last psyaent /
,..;:.,r -! S7en 10 sesd by III. tnt OF septsn
:, 9 AZ ongest. the nirit portable, the most coH'
,.g $50 :ar chsape-t OK IN use.
L rf, as.; !,x I1-ihrr inform l;ion can address th
-. -. - Bua-lo Pond, Washington cJuGiy. or Ia
80, y. n nosrat, Abirg gion, ~.
.I-:,.i 4. BRADLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
NAVY DEPiS EST,

SkSE !. loOt
NAVAL 0a.cc-, ~..hn the Confederate Stats who sse
embraced ty and who desre 10 hv.H ill., n,.l.c, Of
the p.oyis.or o; he ret Q! Congress- en lee uct
s.aend iet 10 provide for the ur.az ~ II the navy
"ppIeved Ill a' ,s6i, will notify the Department. ,lsec
Oh or before ih- 20 ibstnI,.
an ses TO aueud an sc % p-ovte for he orcalxaoa
Q: .h= Navy, approved March i6 !s6l:
BIC l. The Eongrr-s o: hs CnnI,der r a;rs 0! er.
ca DO ena: IT,, ;c fr,s;rGt rr mud nc Is here.y
iho'I.t 10 Ei,e, a:j by ard With tue advice
sent cf Congress- 10 appoint all e OF the Snsy o. he
Uni ed Sntes who Save Resigned may enfc: reign
their coEn!su:s rccclt pf the secession o. al
o! the Confederate Ststes, ard who be fnr active
serr 20 the rnDk ant rc.i;.c3 IN v ~ =! IL.
Coa.rdrrre States xhi;h they he'd IN that the C.,i
States: Provided, ho1rvrr that 40 ccer sh.!! he p
pointed sho RAY lnry lime c"mp!t,c say sc q
hosity acsns IA. Confederate Sttrs any there;G
sc. . T;; HI Pr,sde: Au:5oIiI ID s,ikn Gais
Of the NAyy to Any iuy e.. v b. !:eLc VI "a,
Country and suitable ~ te!r r-!a.k Tich he may dst
proper.
Sic That the President, bs sshori.ed tn appoint sr
Assistant ?Hy:a':-s =: s Navy, cHch:o ,rc.Te ss!ry
Of oae honsand dollars When employ ed =: aid .eIr
hundrcd tr!:a!s shen noL thus log ed a!d U P.y
masters vf the Ha:y sh. s taien feo tie ssade OF As
>stsu. P-ymasters
Approved May ~, 1851.
Jcae S-eC,2U'h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

A9IcAN VESSELS UNDER TIE BRIrlsn FLAG.
-TllIorril tariff and the war are seriously
affeca the commerce of New York. The CT
feet oGmerican ship.owners s"cry disastrous.
The 'Sprnal Of Commercs" says
Salof American vessels to British subjects,
reside#hcre, continue 10 DO frequent, as
nearlyI the commerce between the ports oi
the Urtu States and those Of Cuha, The West
Indies, a,tral ard South Arnerics, End the
Pacific 5est, will probably soon be done un'
der the Stsh hag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
TIE VOLUNTEERS MANUAL AND

A complete Manual uni
urin Book, fer the u1e OF all
VOLUNTEERS, MILITIA AND HOME GUARD,
Cou,p,l.t from the latest authorities and adapted 10 he
it,cu,iur aud drill OF vo.un;eerx aui ,olLera ly Col
NIu. Ii. Richardson.
This work should be 10 the hands o every cue oi The
Mia a we'll ss 10 the hands Of every fouuieei ard C
ia the
ills Just What all members Of every company, either 10
active service In the Home Guard rsqare as everything
in it s broubh, up th. army Requirements OF the PRESENT
time.
Orders should be addressed TO the pubiiirer.
no.,, Ricbr,ord Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
HrsTISGs CouRr.-This Court, which met
on Monday, adjourned yesterday. NsliiGg cf
consequence Was done during tue sessicn-
e~so~.@sAs~sCD-sa
GIsI'rI.4yfS

Cot HENRY PARISH was born n Gcoehlsud eoun,y,
'IsiSi', tae 9h day VI September, 4. D. lS9 Ir.r
add educated In The ti:y Of uchnnuG wh-re lie served
Sabbath School teacher s.v'a! yrais, snd imh!oed
ral ani r1iiEoS' pr7chl:S which sned lE Ia
after HE. Having red fine business hais ard OIL.
bc%on'. lie opshrd Commission s.ncy IL Tie CT. or
&c" or-aus and, b.! enr,ry AID prIssve.sLir Sp owed
his circumstances 10 isl, he happily N .rrcd -
Miss sal te, dscslhcr Of cr lanes harssil fsy.,
county, Tennessee, ami in lsj3 purchased frsa IL H.
riciri'y and dci'eh'ed lu cu!t:ya'ing The ro:l
Mr Par'.h IVES true patriot, r,6Ird. sS..
tmhn raost cE.!ci:S ,ihhrr: uetv 9! 20 H.. IT,
hid tcdery slec;iOnae 20 hi. children Ill, !rr :oulsc
S bib nrtran'a n4rkri Sitl hug: nifty and -.
ererrr:t ;r Ht.. entertained high r-catd for Girls.
aii people. Aud maintained s.r::. y lis .at L..
Lees was yiseE u. III, Inr.irct wao c"Ar ranrtrstd-.
"naiy ans hopefully Oh the sui Of reyor -nd uioa
peEg nS.ed DO SOU &c. i.rl k- ccmTiii:g your Ia L'o
The n'nd, OF sTac!ou, .Tlaar: responded sch f.i
heart AN, all; everything :" atd I'll: lis vile t.,l a..
would b. Well w!:H h.l Patience an .u5u,slna N ,rIet
ht hours OF suffering until e ,yrLns :! r 3,h iusIul
the wheel. Of We .tooc Iii, snd III" .f. returned God
who gsve l..
Mxy the Lord be tho widows never fa!irg ieuds and
Father 10 the Two tender children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

V1IHG3SIA.-A,R RuI.s held In the Csrs's o@c, c;
tie Circui; Cnar, OF Eicsmsnd coc1'y, ou Money,
the oh Of May, l.o!:
Thomas Z. shacsle!nrt. Iurvs!as partner of L5ael
S,ackleford AID Thomas 4. Shack ford, in'e mrr-
chants snd p4rtness trading uude. the a:Ic ~ iyre
siacklsio,d Co, Complainant
against
Eose-: sp, ar 20 sb.cDt defendant, Indebted 10 hIn
and ~. u. D.v'r?crt. Robert :. Mitchell, WIN.
English. Addisoo .. Yer6y. rhos O. Brent, ,h.:!g of
NoI'hu7,a,rllnd scun';. wn N. Airls aud joshua
HANNAH home defendants, Defendants.
TO sNaci the properly, debts and eGccts aad rs,se.
real and pc soca CT the absent defendant Kohet Spear
l1 the hand! Of The hons defendants, to wit:
parcel Of land, lying the county VI Northumbsr
called "BluG Point. mill aLd srist mil: and
quantity Of hip tino-r, lumber, cord wood aad u other
sract or ps.eei u .ai in the haau. q he ssd %ar:
n. Harris end jusuR annsn. Of the ssid Addison q.
session under the control aud lnanas Of wci Il.
Davenport smother parcel 90 the lAucs Of Wn H. gsh.
aud pare: Of s.1nd!cs wood aai timber the lad, Of
Robert T. Mitchell Ii Richmond County hut ;ic Lons
attendants be eIned aod !GstrsacJ from deirc rs up
tue secre,iy otherwise drpos!ng thereof utt the
iLriher o! DIR o: Ills Court.
The object OF this su h. Of tlS, Cue
bJ tie defendant spear the Complainant, sE iIerest.
10 a:taca The lands debts and effects Of the said dc.
!.dni In the henls Of The home dc eud4ns, 10 secure
hr
Aad.vit having been made. according 10 The 0! Aa
senby ordered hst the abse ~ d. en an Robt spear
sppea, here rh.n month SITTER III. due publication y.
III order and do What csssary to protect Ills inores,
that ecp5 hereof be published week r four 49,
ccs,lvc tess, 10 the RichmOud EnqIrcr Ee~.p p,prt
puHlsed in tho city Of Richmond and hst aLoEe: c'2y
be posted the CIT door VI tue Court uuss OF th!S
County, on lhc arst day OF the neIl County ou't.
Tert.: =. ". PESDLETUN, C.erL
Copy-T-sl-:
May l1-cwAw 7. W. PESDLET0% Clerk.
K TRUMAN Eu!ss hell In ll.c llcra's me- VI
the GiIcn Cuur: o. the Ci:y ot Richmond III. ley
af June, 1851:
sarah WHlLer, Faut:c,
Ayaiost
Jsmei A. WaLt7. IN lis raht, and Exc u'cr q.
TIE i.rt will ard t-s,surat 81 Got!iSd Madr. durrSse
aud Eu tscr waldsr, D ftndahts
The object ui this suit Is have the dover I! s !n
I'M he estate OF odiriei "alder G.cxssed, sj h.:
crIti I've .hsr Of ais perssA.! opertv EsgLed AID
allotted 10 her; and hdav having been made and h-l
that he defendant, Eutace Tald-r, ahov: n u.
frseut Of this CoWmcawea: ar IL ncreiy required -
appear within month aer due publication he col and
do what 1. necessary protect his .ie.us IL tts egit
Cory-Tete,
Tun. s-cyiy UENJ POLLARD ptplty CeIk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
LOAN OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
or AMERICA.

FTtuE undersigned, Commissioners under the appoint
Of kY Secreary Of The Treasury OF the CoLed'
erats staes Of America authorized 10 accept ubs =
lio.s tc em"d-r Of the loan authorized o. ACT of
Congress- approx February IS ls6i. They Invite ater
tcn s !Gvestmrc presenting 'e IL ong-sI Induce.
,aentths bonds, co.puni registered % subscribers
nay prefer being SECURED by specific .fpc 10y on CO &.
ION, .ud bearing eight per crnt int'r,st pHyai- ef
yearly Subscriptions aUT cpI bed, and the ClrLh-
s'oners will be pleased 20 answer inqulhes.
is virtue authority vested in them, they haye arroibt
Ell local CopnL,opsrS for the c-s sud :cwns cd
WM. u NaCPAELASE,
JAMES LYONS.
WYSDHAM RoRERTsoF.
J0i;S Ru1IlFRr0ukD.
fIoS. W. McCASCE.
goRFuLK
". ". sbarpe, J. Harsd-H smith,
Myer HirTs, Tatt~ei Taylor.
George Blow. Jf.,
y. II. 0o.don, J. II. Wallace.
". r. CONWAY, iuotnzs o. baTop
}. b. Hsrndon,
WINCHESTER.
J.M M-.oa, Josrph II. eherra1d,
A. : baldwin, W. L. cl.fle. }.
P. Williams,
Thona, P. Atkinson. wm. s. arc-e,
George lIalrston, y. ". CsbSl
K, Wilson,
.ITkn..cRu.
John Keyan, Thomas waNsee,
+. J. Brooks, rhonas {. Ghcl,Gn.
Thoni-. Branch,
ALrxAsna,l.
william Gregory, r. b. SrIh,
Henry DanErlheld, Snoudsn
lYscusvso.
John u epec!, c. Dseu.y.
u. X Slaughter, }. G. Moore,
samuel Miller.
cz.RLs.Tos.
L.. Carr, J. c. Mcfarland,
q. Pst,oa, May 'e-"4~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
E1-f;ov. !TinkiOu, OF Alabama.

We had the pleasure Of Iset!ng, last eve
ming, this distinguished gentlcman-ore Of tie
most gall mt sons OF tie sunny South. IT, is
to have the command, We have heard, oi one .;
the regiments HOW in the service Of the Con.
telerate States lie is one Vi the luGn for the
t,nes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
MILITARY TACTICS,

NUW REAUI AND FVR Saf1H'
-V,uE MANUEL FOR TROOPERS AND MoUNTED9l-
l. fLEMES. ,,,s
work iust published By turnsman, A.. Morris, pt
Usher aud bookseller. The book has been PREPARED
Col j. Luciuus Davis OF the Army, entitled, line 1to'
err, Msuua being compilation and ubrdeemen' o ~
din for Mounted Hfemen lu addition to which IL q
priu.ed IN full the shirnshers Drill FOR siounted
n, Capt Maury which correspondent referred 50 ini
vor.biy In our columns lew wtexs ago. living.
HEAVY ARTILLERY.
Instructions for heavy Artillery, prepared poRro o
Ocr, for The use the Army Of the United states re-
rrln,ed under tn. supervision Of Co.'s Epsy and Alex
Fausscn, OF Charleston, s. u
WILL BE SP PEED1LY PUBLISHED,
A MANUAL or TACTICS FOR VOLUNTEERS Anu
MILITIA IN ACTIVE SERVICE.
In preparation and will be published immediately Manu-
81 q Tactics for Volunteers In active service, compiled
rrn ,h it-s, standing authorities embracing all that
,s-nal FOR troops In .c;ivu service By Colone VIM
p;hs rd.an ' =, 4. MORRIS,
Nv Io Publisher, Richmond, We.
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| MAYOR CoCEr-J ". Sennott fc- aes.r't
! ing and beating MS wife, was committed 70
jail in default Of the security Of two hundred
dollars 70 keep tae peac~,aud condemned 10
80 DAYS laber
N. Marshall for interfering with negroes
committed &c Jail in default 500, and con-.
deuned to 80 days labor
Henry Gallego, fo- attempting 70 force the
door Of Clara Coleman and ior assauitirg tho
curity to keep the peace
+. lliil charged with beating Msrtla Wess,
and y. Il. Snow f>r ind citing the same pun
shmens or Mary Moon-were discharged, tic
com3lalnan,s not appearing against tfem.
Austin Gibbons, for using incendiary laI.
guage-sccurity in sln0 to keep the peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
UNIVERSITY HOTELS.

fglDE three Hotels n. University Of Virginia w b.
4 vacant a; the end o. The present IessIon aud the Bps:t
~ Etors At heir annual meeting, the t DAY OF July
next, will receive proposals fvr renting the same
Applicants aeSrpS nfoI ation will address ;ht undsF
signed, nnd those sending in proposals will direct them
Rector and Visitors Of tho unigersy Of Virginia,
the care Of the Proctor.
RoBEIT R. PRENrrs. Proctor
Jane ll-etiGt July EciYerttJ Il virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
LIABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
NOR SAL T.

TWO r-r, valuable and productive COTTON PLASTA.
rev. = thr pa.,h Of Concordia State of Loui sIna,
:.ca other. 1Igibly situated on nsvtgsbie river
,.e ::o:a overflow. on one, about wv acres are IL
..L sur quarters, stables, cribs, and asupe.o,
...., |, ;oa Gin and Saw Mill About 500 acres ar,
~ =. ,as .thsi, with Cotton Gin and other buildings
g 'S-'.-'-''''' ''f' RICHARD NCGENT 4 CO.,
:, -, 81 -r- New Ur!rapt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

Judge Douglas leaves two Children by his
first wife, Miss Martin, Of North Carolina, to
whom, he was married in April, 1877, and who
died in 1858. InlS56, he married Miss Adele
Cuts, Of Washington city, who survives him,
but by whom he has no child living.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

Especial Despatch to the Richmond Enquirer
Capture OF Privateer.
CHARLESTON, june ll.-rhv little privatecy
Savannah, Qormcrly pilot boat in Charleston
harbor,) has been captured by a blockading
steamer and sent to New York in charge Of a
prize crew.
There is no truth in the rumored capture OF
the steamer Brooklyn at New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
John j. Crittenden,

This old gentleman has placed himself in ths
lands Of the enemies Of his State aud section
nd is their candidate fur the Federal Congress
n the Ashland District. lie still talks abou
tavng the Union just as though the Cotton
nd the Border States all occupied, to Yankee
IN, the same relations they did previous Il
! election Of Lincoln to the Presidency
Z "Od politicians chew on Wisdom past.
4 Aud ;v;ler eli IL blandrrs to the lIsI."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

D. Nashville papers speak in the highest
teri OF the Efforts Of E&-Gov. Fvote, g. \.
-HcS, Vim. Crosier L 9. ]Iayucs and others
in Z Secession cause in East Tennessee in
the b canvass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
SEs0CkOE MILL
Dti'!tEIttI EDIIINh p( ASTER

AZ 80 prepared 10 ,opply aay detnznd Tor
fiGTsg, FRESH GRoUNO, for the Pail crops.
~ 'soc: oi Lump |, large; selected from the Pares'
7t.o' SoT. sco:a ouatres, with special reference 10
4 -r'-r.. y SCIruA7s or LIKE.
'2';ai o' the heavily increased patronage, the repn
20. T. sraad .,ai &C fully sustained for PuaIrr and
''c.is ,EtTSr.lr!os joins II. CLAIBORNE,
s-g' 1T, 0FNrs No IL Pearl street