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RUPTUJtES

"a HUPItNEGs ~
IA RADTCA ILY CUpEDr O. q
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n, ares,
Letter from d. ". L. MUS TO the Editor OF the Eicksoarg
Dahy sud
TICKsBURG Mas May G, leo.
Hernia ran ne Curad Without Noodle ~ vni-a,
. e''" con DE ''.'e1 " '''''"' ,'ei.e .; anne
and painful disease 70 make the folio king statement Negro
~ 81! |o'ta NJ ~ ~ t t, ns W lie 1. ma
w. 'e i soJoca $50 ,o ~ .,i osT ~ ,i s @
n,at :" Ti 'a boSa,a, W. pa! 800 80 .,t '.I
pirio orr r. mod n ,r.airnant lens t @ "
,rLioa M - w.,
~ a. 49, w. 4 H. ,ind ~ p, 49, p 10y ~ "
,,an nnT f,r h" in n.i thar iT rt y II L 1ortnr
I'-ti's n War;. I,, ,I,rae +ohs he No . mo- an.
For the last 1hee buy the plantation, do
is ~! ne Wor% o. MA hha io!ns oa.' &C. %I5hoS ING
thnse En iTr is dirsaen and FIR nv ,a,ita t s. Char
man. W.T.. MILLS II. d.
Extract FROM Letter Written Years Previous til.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A. ROYAL, SAILHTAKER,
Nos. Is Canal and IT Crossman str se.

Nos l8 Canal and IT Crossman str Gets,
Sign Of the Root Hoy Die.
Manufacturer Of all kinds Plain ard Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS IA EPAUIINs etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes with
Fsgataa to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings ETC. esd
and Furnished to the shortest notice BLOCKS Of all
ses ready strapped sswse, all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS and GIGGING ssbls for rang machinery Or an,
other heavy Drterial.
have likewis- hand hyrtot Of sPRCCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All Of the above tces 'ound at Nos 70 Czei II
Cros5rnan streets, New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in aSts branches snd country
orders promptly filed the shortest psssbIe notice.
r1Q LIZ
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MARSHALtS SALE.
CONFEDERATE STATES DlsrRlcrl JOHN WILSON TT Al;
COUNT, vs.. 6atk ltnAN t.aGl4t.
District OF Louisiana. AND CAkGO NO. ). IN
IN OBEDIENCE to writ of Fendtttoni
Expon.s su,d aud directed me in the above entitled
suit by Court shall sell at public auction
SATURDA 6th day of July, 1864 at 10 O'Clock A. at the
Lime Hureoue, Orange street, between Leyse and
streets the warehouse of Bridge Bro,
on the corner and Tchoupn ouas Streets the Of
the Eagle Condemned as lawful prise OF war)
consisting 344 barrels of lime more or less
The Thpmaston Lime the only in port,
and SAINT will be suld in suitable lots.
TERNES-tnsli OIL the spot
c. B. BEVERLEY,
iyl2345G Marshal O. S. of America.
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CAINEs, G. C. s. CO., IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
sin Hardware, Cutlery etc Nos &c Magazine and 20
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
49,, BEERsHEBA SPRINGS

80, BEERsHEBA SPRINGS szsa
lGi ~GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN. -rAs~
This watering place will be opened for visitors about the
9th inst.
The premises have been put in thorough repair and
other additions d ming for Children.
The whole establishment is in charge of Mr. JOHN +.
HUKfL of experience line of business to whom
letters be addressed at the Sprngo
Stages will leave Tracy City daily the Springs arrival
of the and conveynnres be procured at McMnnTe by
hose who prefer that route iy6 2rn
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IT. BARNES HOTEL q.ss
ElI MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. III.

This abhment will be opened for the accommodation of
visitors on the first day OF June The entire place has
been newly fitted up and in complete order A
Wharf and Bath Houses have erected Attached the
hotel is Bar Room containing choicest Wines and
Liquors also Blard Saloon and Ten Pin Alleys after the
most approved modern style extensive Pistol and Rife Gal
ley, Livery Stable provided with No Saddle, Buggy
and Carriage Horses In the immediate vicinity Telegraph
and Post Office situated.
Gentlemen and adies wishing to will please
address WILL AN BARNES, Thompson BarEes, q
and - Common street New Orleans until l Of June and
thereafter. the Proprietor, at Mississippi City
my' Am WM. y aRNES. Proprietor.
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STA1K OF LOUISIANA,
- ,1

SrA1K OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans City CT New 0reRns,}
Be remembered that the lh OF May, 1861, before
the undarsgncd Justice of the Peace, and the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Pre
de and G. W. SPRATT Secretary, of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company Eeg Orleans who being duly sworn
ard true aud transcript the books Of
the Company.
THOMAS A.hDAMS, President
G. W. SPRATT, Secretary.
s,bpcrbeI and in New Orleans this llth day Of
" $, lSGl, before me.
D, F. MITCHELL, I'd j. P.
Tia E~uatsos e5oi7edo nay interest the
of SIN PEE CENT per Ill all the outstanding
Inc holders thereof heir legal repre-
aaatn s. 'r arc me SECOND MONDAY U0h day Of
June And after resNrytaE t,ne Mto Of
o. fr# oem FORTY per 10 per ce19 Of the
Of l~5S, pEy lie rs follows, viz:
Twenty per the second Monday OOH dny) June
next;
Twenty rcr cent tie second ATony h d5!) Of Sepcm-
Der mex;
They have daclnl, d SCRIP DIVIDEND Of THIETE
PEN UH. the Net EGrueu Preutur:s ,he Company
G3r orast mon Is ld!l. he Hh April 1861, for wh;ab
certificate v be after secc)d Monday 9th
:ay) of Aug4, hex.
The Company continues inst the pe Ct tie Sen
River u - lhnag" by Fine, the rates PIE
rlinnl
THOMAS y. ADAMS President.
GEORGE JONAS, Vice President.
G. ". SPrpIT Secretary.
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! CONFEDERATE STATES
[ vs.. SHIP CHARLES A.
( r \ Z " + l. l., Etc. IN
! PRIZE. No, 10,

coSrEDhn'1% STATES 0s1acT7 coNFEPIER At STATEs
fAEW Eli, Etc. IN
District of Louisiana. PRIZE. No. 10
DIV VIRTUE oE AN Admiralty EvtrTa Mt,
- directed the above entitled sur h seized Mud
CHI ARIES A. FARWEIi her apparel furniture
and do sdnlouisi the
all and other having pretending
bare. right, tide interest i'll the be and
appear before District Court RI r Confederate ates
District aforesaid 10 he ROlen at the city Of New Orleans
before the THIRD MONDAY. from the publication herco
show they have why the
sixteen OF said ip Charles \. Farwe her tackle.
pacl furniture, sOGtd he condemned lawful
pri1e aud the proceeds ltrey distributed agreeaNly To- tho
pray Of tie ILL, lNalis.
New Orleans, May -, 1861.
c. b. BEVERLEY,
Marshal G. S. OF America.
AVIS DU MARSHALL.
Corr De Di>1EICr pss ETATS CONFEDERES vs. LIE
FLATS C0NrEvEREs. NAyIRE CHARLES A. Fac
Di.trtctde Ia T.nuisare No 10
ITN SEHTU d'un writ d'Amiraute moi
session les ,rre sciziemes du navre Charles FAR
WE'LL, arpa nleuble,
dome
nyan prtteldt Vnir,
drOi', dit dhvo presenter
ior de District dies Et EOu1itrGS, DiStric'
sust, devan Ia willie de la NOuvelle Orleans lie
lie TROT$I EME I.UNpi tnter de la publication
Cu avis, tnVe vRlor les sis
pour le>qres les trei&ecdene, u dit mtre Charles A.
Farwel grtriRent, Hrpamux meuhles, etc
er7ieG conidlnt prise trAe ct e produt disr
bud conf0 mtmeut Ia pyirre des-demandcurs
{. b. BEVERLEY.
lei 3ti2M Marshal DIES EatS COnadlds a Amtrique.
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aA SPRING AND SUMMERS ARRANGEMENT
Il My slave depot No 1876 Gravier street will remain
"a Winter and Summer for receiving, forwarding and sell
Ming slaves commission For the protection of
patrons my Pney Woods place. three and half hours
from the city, and half miles from Tcktaw Station,
and j. Railroad has been put in good order for
treat in the Of epidemic or sCkners any kind
AIS # c. F. HATCHER,
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Il MR. and HRS. DODSN wish to inform the public tt at
they are ut all times ready receive boar the following
Summer Per mon'h S}5 per week. $40; per day s..
WutrrptrU olth, So per week, s. per day, 81 80.
his c. ablne.t combines all comforts of home
being qu'et An ger hotels, having sepuate bath houses
for ladies and gentlemen reles gpl office near by
my y an W. s. DOiSON.
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- THE ABITA SPRINGS-MRS. F. A. .s.*s
T1 BOSS EkE respectfully her friends S<5
I4 and the public generally that her house open -
for the reception Of visitors The urvaled electric medicinal
baths now be enjoyed perfection, the facilities
bathing been greatly increased and improved Her table
eloore, will be ahunantlv supplied every attention
will be pad 10 the comfort of nvald. She earnestly trusts by
urIing eXerons, al raay NouC
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance fir he villages of Covngton and Maney Vile
dtrs the drives to those places convenient
The Abt om"ibu1 will be in ATTENDANCE at the landing at
Covngou convey passengers the Springs.
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Subscribed and aorn to in New Orleans this lh day Of
y $, 1851, before
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f fA@T Ah1A"hAN1 sfhiNss JIG
I14I MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ~

This celebrated watering place will he opened for tie recep
lion OF visitor, on the Ist DAY OF JUNE.
Located = miles the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
theT of and afford the best 1y for families
Each fepHrmti supervised by the prOprietors WHO will
tend personal 10 the want, Of their guests.
The PToprielos ftter themselves they well
prepared ~ The present
a full supply of Ice has been secured.
Pass nger, leave the RaliOud ShawSvle and will be
Tied III tour horse mnihn>s fine the Sp ings.
s-Eese stand Enri called for the of Dyspepsia
ie6 I'm BDNFH, CALHOUNk co.
L. STRAW Btt1JGil FL ALL. DELIGHTFULLY."-
E situated in the Piney Woods, Govngton, La, will
ELI main during the winter for the reception Families
aud guests and offers unusual Inducements nvaids and
those seeking the beneficial influences of dry equabe South.
climate and good rhabeae and sulphur springs with the
retirement Of country home.
The subscriber aers himself that his patrons will be salts
hed with the attention that will be paid their comfort and
joyneEt.
o9 dlnl-2swtf n. W. HENDERSON,
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MARsHAL1s MOEITIoN.
CONFEDERATE STATES DlsTaIT1 CONFEDERATE STATES
CHURT. Ys.- sap AMERICAN
District p I0uiai2na. ( UNION Etc, IN PRIZE
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J. pa. 90 GOULA t4OusE-NOW MUCH !

f+Yy tHta-S CtiiSJS sl3N E3ct'EEL-1Hlo NO. Eli
SCI will bc opened for the cepiuH visitor the Isl Jne
fsf j, IN GOOD order and will he convinced in liberal style
Bonrd so per month Children and servants half pr7ce
Inyl+ SIN JOHN hCnDSSAIIl
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s OUTH iIRN SHOE MANUFACTURING
COM PANY.
Depot, No. 20 St. Charles street.

FACTORY, Nos. 10 AND q ST. FERDINAND STREET
Are manufacturing a superior quality of Pump Well
and Doublc,Soled 0az-Tanned RUSSET SHOES to which
tneynve the attention Of those having purchase this article
These Shoes branded the bottoms Southern Shoe Fac
tory New Oeana and be obtained only at the Depot o.
the Company.
: nl " GEO. Il ROHET. Sec,v.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

CAIRO, June 1.-THE steamer City of
Alton with two companies of Col. Oglesby' s
regiment, and squad of artillerymen with
two field pieces made an excursion down
the Mississippi, five miles below Columbus.
Kentucky, to-day. On returning, when
near Columbus, some machinery of the boat
broke, and she drifted ashore. While the
machinery was being repaired. The Cap
tain of the boat with three of his crew
went ashore and cut down secession flag,
which was flying on the shore and brought
it to this city. No attempt was made to
prevent their taking the flag.
II is reported by passengers who have ar
rived from Columbus since the City of AL
ton left, that great excitement prevailed
among the citizens, and that locomotive
and cars were Immediately dispatched to
Union City to convey rebel troops to Co
lumbus. No rebel troops were seen by the
excursionists between here and Columbus.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13
GIte 9ailp Abmrual.
LOCAL NOTICES.

pa SHELLY, who uttered many truthful
aphorisms, remarked that "The taste and
character of a nation are known by its COS
tune which is true to the letter.
Devlin, of New York, after years of ex-
perience and close application, has been
more successful than any other clothier in
the United States in perfecting the art of
modelling and adapting garments to the
human form divine, so as 10 preserve
that symmetry of proportion and beauty OF
contour, so necessary to give an elegant,
tasteful, and genteel appearance to the
wearer.
Lyons, in Fosters new block, near the
Postofhce, has large stock Of Devlin's best
styles, and having bought goods much lower
this season than heretofore, is enabled to
furnish his customers with superior goods
fully thirty-three per cent lower than last
years prices.
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Noon Dispatches.

BALTIMORE, June I2.-The steamer from
Old Point has arrived.
The account of yesterday of the battle at
Great Bethel, embraces all the intelligence
received at Head Quarters up to.the departure
of the steamer
No further military movements have
taken place. The rebel cavalry and infan-
try followed the retreating troops in con-
siderable force as far as New Market bridge,
this side of Little Bethel, inhumanly charg-
ing in one instance upon those bearing the
dead aAd wounded. The bridge was burned.
The enemy had in the action six guns be-
sides the battery. There were about 90
federal troops killed, and it is said the NUN
Der wounded is not so great as at first re-
ported.
BALTIMORE, June IA gentleman came
from Old Point this morning, who spent
some time at the Fortress during yesterday
and Monday. The passengers were greatly
astonished on reaching here, to learn of the
greatly exaggerated accounts relative to the
repulse at Great Bethel. Up tc the time
the boat left, last evening, be was in con-
versation with both officers and privates
who were in the engagement Some NOR
LITIGATION was expressed at the bad manage
ment of Gen. Pierce, but none as to the ex-
tent of the loss, which was thought TO be
less than supposed, or of the temporary ad-
vantages gained by the rebels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

! WASHINGTON, June lathe President
having accepted five regiments under Gen
Sickles, issued an order to-day to mustel
them into service for five years. or during
the war.
The three months militia and three years
volunteers will be paid at once, including
the $50 of May. With this view, the com
handing officers will cause duplicate mus
ter rolls to be made out Immediately, which
they will forward to the Paymaster General
in this city, and upon these rolls the Off
GERS Of the Pay Department will pay in full,
leaving any stoppages to be collected at a
future payment.
The State of Missouri having been added
to Gen. McCIellan's department, the head
quarters of the department of the West are
removed from St. Louis to Fort Leaven-
worth.
The improbable rumor that Gen. Butler
had renewed the battle at Great Bethel.
caused great excitement throughout the
city.
Lieut.. Butler brought official dispatches
of the engagement of the troops under Gen.
Pierce. They do not essentially vary from
the published accounts. 1t is therein sta
ted that of the fourteen federal troops killed,
eight fell by the hands of friends, by mis-
take, as heretofore explained The number
wounded was 45.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

The column of Gen'l Patterson marching
forward, will add so much strength to the de-
Tense of Washington, that to assail it by any
force at the command of Beauregard will be
madness. The convention of Wheeling
will give a fresh impulse to the Union senti-
ment in the border states, and the re-opening
Of the B. & o. R. r. will supply facilities of
transportation from the West i.iId bind COM
mercial Baltimore to her correspondents
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Two reasons are
assigned for the nou-advance of General
Patterson's division. First, that the Legis-
lature is in session at Frederick, and that a
column from Washington must come by
that route. They hope that the Legislature
will adjourn this week, and the government
desires to keep the troops out of Maryland
till after the congressional election to-mor-
row. The action Of the Maryland House of
Delegates, instructing their United States
Senators to vote for the recognition of the
Southern COnfederacy, has excited deep sen
timent among the Union men in this portion
of Maryland. Many say the federal gov
eminent ought to disperse the legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a young man
who left New Orleans on wednesday last,
reports that steam tow boats were preparing
for privateers, and that a large hotilla was
getting ready to go down with a floating
battery, and capture the Brooklyn. 1t was
asserted at New Orleans that +, 600 Corfed-
crate troops were encamped in the neigh
borhOod Of that city.
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Nothing had been
heard at the War Department, up to late
hour last night, of the defeat of the rebel
forces at Great Bethel under Gen. Butler
There is no truth in the report
The postal communication with Mexico,
via New Orleans, having been interrupted,
the Department has directed the mails for
that country to be made up at New York,
and sent by every vessel to Very Cruz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

Health and Pare BLOOD are GmSspGrG-
5Ie-Rccollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will secretly find out and cleanse these
impurities from the system, that disease cannot
exist. SO simple and innocent the herbs and
plants that compose them that it is not necessary
to have them sugar-coated in order that the ston-
ach can bean them. In most cases, pills sugar
coated because the materials which they made
If are so gripping and malignant, that otherwise a
delicate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease it is and will not
only cure by removing the same, but will build up
and restore the broken constitution. There are
many who HAYS trihed with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not even these despair; incredulity and skeptcism
is overthrown by mass Of testimony which is trH-
ly irresistible At first. .he virtues ascribed to
these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed
fabulous. The public had been often deceived
that they could not believe the simple truths ad =
vanced by their discoverer. Yet facts undeniable
attested by witness OF the highest character and
respeotabiiity, have proved, and are proving each
day, the virtues of this " mighty healer" They
mark, by their miraculous efficacy and power, a
era in medicine Sold by all medicine dealers
juneHlmd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

HHnnssOSEf's cough RsnssSy excels in on
of the most important characteristics namely,
that of containing ma terials of opium anti
mony, which are facilitating 10 weak coustitu-
tons. When by its perfect simplicity it is done
with the Cough or Lung Complaint, its splendid
tonic qualities exhibit themselves in giving strength
to weak systems, weakened by disease, Feculiar-
ty very important, but often lost sight of. In n
preparation like tho Universal Cough Remedy may
be found great necessity for every nursery
every medicine chest, counting room, and from
infancy to age it may lie used with perfect impu-
nifty. See advertisement and read pamphlet.
jun n lmd&w
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Last Mig hts Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE POST.


WASHINGTON, June 12.-The secession
papers of Baltimore are monstrously fals-
flying the affair at Bethel. The Sun says
1000 were killed and wounded These
mistatements are doubtless to influence the
Congressional election in Maryland, which
takes place tomorrow. The Government
is fully prepared to check any outbreak in
Baltimore In E. W. Davis's District the
vote will be close, but it is believed he
will be elected.
Private advices from East Tennessee, sa Y
Union men there are fully determined to
resist secession and take up arms to defend
the Government. Six steamers are now at
Washington Navy Yard fully armed ard
steam up, ready to start at moments no
tice Federal troops are gradually pushing
in the direction Of Fairfax Court House,
Strengthening their lines of communication
as they go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

BALTIMORE, June l2.-One of Lieutenant
Grebbs' men says if the order had been Civ
en- to advance instead of retreat, the battery
would have been taken in five minutes, and
that all but the riled cannon had been ST.
fenced As soon as the order was given to
retreat, Grebbs spiked his gun, so that if it
should fall into the hands of the enemy it
would be useless. He was killed in the act.
Col. Benedicts Zouaves acted with great
bravery, and were, with difficulty, prevent
ed from storming the battery without or
ders. They killed five.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

WHEELING, June 12.-The Convention
met at this city yesterday, and after effect
ing temporarily an organization, adjourned.
1t met this morning at 10 o'clock About
forty counties are represented. Delegates
are apportiOned to each county on the basis
Of It's representation in the legislature
Arthur J. Boardman was chosen per-
manent chairman. lie delivered patriotic
address on taking the chair reviewing the
action OF the Richmond Convention and the
ordinance of Secession, and exhortine mem
bers TO take firm, decided and thorough
action. Members from different counties
were sworn in by the following oath:
We solemnly swear that we will support
/ the Constitution of the United States and
laws made in pursuance thereof as the su-
preme law of the land, anything in the or
| dinauces of the Convention that assembled
on the 18th Of February last to the contrary
notwithstanding, so help US God.
! The taking of the oath by each delega-
! ton was very impressive and convinced all
/ spectators that the Convention meant bust
/ ness.
The programme laid out by the Con-
/ ventiOn, seems TO be a Provisional Gov.
eminent for the whole State, the depo-
sitiou of the present State authorities who
! are in rebellion, and an entire reorganization
of the municipal government. No diversi-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-13

WAsHINGTos June 1870, oQd cartridge.
were sent to the Relay House ti"dav. Re
ports from Kentucky say the y .cessiohists
feel confident of drawing tlfcl State from,
the Union at the proper tip.s.
a. The Post Office Department is perfecting
postal arrangements for western Virginia.
The Tribunes special says Capt. Magru-
der who was encamped a few miles beyond
Baltimore last night met the New York 9th
and Pennsylvania artillery twenty We
miles hence toward Frederick which is their
destination. All was quiet when they en-
tered Rockville, although threats OCCASION
ed the country to load their arms. Colonel
Storr's column has probably reached Lees
blrgh.