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THE LATEST FROM FORT pfCKEys.

LUZ LA ! CSl rItD" tOpl flChENC.
Advices from Fort Pickens, to the 10th inst.
have been received at Washington. There was
no change in the military status. Active ope-
IHtlons were still kept up on both sides. Gem.
marder Brown had entirely completed his
means Of defence. The fort was in the best
possible condition, and no fears were enter
tanned Of the forces under Gen. Bragg, which,
oy.thc-byc, our commander thinks is very
large. notwithstanding 4 portion Of them have
been detailed for service At some o;hGr point.
The works on Santa Rosa Island ere also com.
ple,cd. Sand batteries have been thrown up
and heavy guns mounted in them. Tie entire
garrison is complete and IN readiness, and pro,
visioned up 10 u war footing. Tho tcct out,
side catl, and will whenever necessary, render
powerful aid. They apPrehend an attack he.
fore long, judging from the movements Of the
enemy. The health Of the officers and men is
comparatively good. The weather Il portion
of the time is cxcrutiatingiy hot.
The United States steamer Crusader, Capt.
Craven, WAS blockad;ng the port Al Key
West the Union feeling w:s dominant. Mayer
Craig required thu citizens to take the oath Of
a aDSEe Rfsy {! sG2..t H. G aIS pp1!piasSd, "ff fell: nsff, n1 nH9
departed in one dar. The Calf squadron are
cruising CT S.. Marks, and along the entire
coast to Galveston.
There were about 1900 regular troops az
P:ckens, including the lsborers; at Jefferson
there are 800, ard ut Key West $50. There
we're plenty of coal, provisions, wool nnd wa
ter at each OF these stations.
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CONTRADICTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The Journal says
that Senator Andrew Johnson, in late speech
at Lexington, KY, stated that he never wrote
d letter to Mr.. Lawrence, never received q dol
lar from Mr.. Lawrence, rr proposed to ncgo'
tiate for money with any body at the North.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
R~ICIIM0SD, APRIL -, 1861.
T6NHE Governor OF the Commonwealth OF firsipia, uc-
4 anow!edg!ng With pride and satisfaction the hearty
zeal displayed by nil GLASSES in preparing for the defence
Of the state, Is yet constrained 10 order that hereafter no
person row engaged In the capacity OF Operator In any
our ut the telegraph Offices, or on any OF the Railroads OF the
State, shall leave his post, Tor the purpose Of engaging il
military operations, without leave Arst obta'.rh trUEI the
Executive.
Ry nrIe. OF thr Governor:
Aprii 2+ JSO. ECuoiIS, Aid to Gov. I.rtchrr.
ia 4 WISE LEGION.
TOr order OF Col. J.. L.UClUj DAVIS, Acting AlIu,ant
ID General, Wise Brigade, issued from Headquarters,
Richmond, 1 am authorized IL recruit for the Wise Legion
Throughout: the State Of virginia.
| desire TO ruise Two or inure companies OF Infantry for
imneIiate service, and earnestly iarlir volunteer. ~ form
themselves into companies, each consisting Of
Captain,
! first Lieutenant,
SECOND lieutruan!s,
4Strgeauis,
1 Corporals,
Musicians,
And not less than GI, nor more than LOO ~ptiyate1.
The companies should adopt a chesp ualfo7ui-a hunting
shlTt or blouse Of any color, and snch a hat or cap an they
lnsy select: each iaau 10 come provided with acy k!ad Of
arms that can br procured, whether tmoo;h-boTr5. shot
guns, rides, or other arms, and At least a pound Of powder,
and bullets, or buckshUt, Hlso all The percussion caps and
h!nts 20 be had, and 4 pair .! bullet or bGcksho. moults,
tes-ther with u blanket and al ovsrcou., Or two blankets.
40 Ias. as each company Is fully organized, Il will be
reported to Ec with Its officers, thl: the latter may be COM
mishiontd, xnd The company mustered Into service.
Richmond, June lift JOHN u. MCSFQRD,
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ARRIVAL OF TROOPS

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Tho Second Rhode
Island regiment, and the New York 25:h, have
arrived, the latter at one o'clock to-day.
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SEVERE STORM IN OHGO-BRIUGE DE.
STROYED.

ClyclsSATl, June 23.-Threc spans Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad bridge, over the
Big Miami, near Lawrenceburg, were blown
down by the tornado last evening. The bridge
will be repaired at the earliest possible moment
The passengers will change cars there Tor the
present.
The storm wss severe in this city, blowing
down trees and damaging the roofs Of houses
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GEoRGE: =. STEEL
u r. y TIE i.
Ofice An! residence or Alain, between ih AID Sh Streets
(ifrs Doors ALor. Gs Spot'"ood H",es,l
RICHMOND, VA,
Il prepared, VITA INCREASED FACILITIES, to ,5a=~,-s~
4 perform sil operations In either depart. R6uSSE12
m-Ht Of DENTISTRY, promptly and in theuIpfS$9
best manner. D
Having been engaged IN the study a-i practice OF his pro
fession Ia this, his native city, since mo year lSiy, he feels
contidep; OF giving Sati- igction 10 tho.r who favor him Will
their patronage.
tpri. Ply.
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MOVEMENTS AND INCIDENTS

II ALExASpR,A, June ga captain Of one Of
he companies of the second Connecticut reri.
sent was abducted by the Seccssionists yes.
|Srday in y very singular manner. A lady
allied upon him and requested him to provide
er with an escort 10 her home, as she was
,iraid to 70 alone. He calamity rendered his
Own services, since which nothing has been
hard Of him.
Prof. Lowe brought his balloon, inflated.
from Ellington Heights this morning to Camp
Tyler, jintending to make an ascension this
evening, but the wind was too high.
ColMcCook, Of the 1st Ohio Regiment, dc.
sires DC correction of a misstatement in the
New Cork papers, that no doctor was on hand
at th.Sfair at fienna. The Surgeon of the
regiment was there, ard rendered all possible
assistance. His instruments were u~nfortu.
natcN in the hands Of an attendant, who was
CARED by the engineer back to Alexandria.
hhner A. German, one of the wounded Of
the Vienna repulsc, is very low and not cx
pected to recover. Ho is still lying in camp.
it being regarded as dangerous to reisove him
to tho hospital.
All has been quiet here TO day; no alarms in
any direction.
THE FIGHT AT NEW CREEK BRIDGE
PRISONERS OF WAR.
HAGsnTowN, June 22d.-An express nus
just arrived from Cumberland, by which learn
there is no truth in the report that the Cum.
berland Homo Guard, stationed ut the New
Creek bridge, were either killed or wounded
when attacked By the seceSSionistS. They all
escaped, and have reached Cumberland, having
spiked their two iron cannon and thrown them
into the creek.
Col. Wallace was encamped and enttenched
near Cumberland, in u strong position, cum.
,nanding the town and the approach from
Romney. He has nc present apprehension of
an attack, ard has full confidence in his ability
to defend his position. His supply Of mnu
niton and provisions is full and abundant.
On Wednesday last, when tidings reached
Cumberland Of the burning of the rrilroad
bridge, the mcuntaineers collected to the nun.
Der of six or seven hundred, armed with rifles
and sho..suns, and rendered their assistance 10
Col. Wallace TO defend his position, under the
apprehension Of an attack by The enctuy. They
are ready To tern out ut a moments notice. =
One of them was killed and another slightly
wounded by the careless use Of tiro arms.
The Virginia Militia Colonel and eight pri
Yates taken by Col. Wallace ut RoInney, are
under guard in the camp at Cumberland.
We have aScer,ained that Lieut.. Col. Bow.
man and Mr.. Chase, who were taken prisoners
by the secessionis;s opposite ~~illiamsport, are
safe in Jail at MaItinSburg.
Wa. Barker, Of the 18th regiment, from
PittSburg, was shot In the knee on Thursday.
George Number, oC the 9Th regiment, was ac'
cidently sho: yesterday, and had his leg ain
putated.
There is no serious sickness among the
soldiers. The whole number in the hospital,
from h division consisting Of over 200 0 mru,
is IS.
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PRINTING PAPER.

2l GEAMS BEST BOOK PApER-2jxaa.
The contractor will be bcund TO furnish the Paper 1T
such ,ims and In such quantities rs the superintendent
of Public Printing may direct and must hive bond, with
Two good sureties, Tor The faithful performance OF tie
contract.
speciu en-, Of the Paper TO be furnished must accompany
the bid. The paper TO be delivered 10 tue CITY Of hoeh'
nond.
The Proposals, to be addressed to the superintendent OF
Pubic Printing, aud endorsed, proposals for Furnishing
Paper"
HE names OF two reliable .uretits, also. 70 accompany
the rronossI GEORGE T.. ". NELSON,
Iune an-dlm Superintendent Public Printing,
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FIRE AT NIAGARA FALLS.

. y .FF.ENT.tTN.t T NL1L
NIAGARA FALLS, juno 22.-A fire broke out
i'll the Uninn llanSc This morning about 6.45,
and it was burned 10 The ground. Most Of the
furniture WAS saved.
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NoTICE 70 CAPITALiSTS.
TgIiE advertiser, having large experience
4 In Naval and Steam sEs!rs, Is DESTROYS @$SSg7
Of forming a join. Stock Company, for theS2E~lLTs
purpose Of operating, at sea, against ihe&SN~
Federal Government He Is satisfied his plan Is ING LIZA:
feasible one that could be adopted, and oae that vii! yield
A pers1nsal interview caa be had with hln at The Ell.
change Hotel and Ballard House, No. Il, from ~ A. ~. 10
. =. 81. dsilv. June l5-tf
NLD gCOPPEH-FIre hundred pounds, for sale BY
" june 81 JOHN y. GORDON Z SON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27

The New York Herald" thinks that Secre-
tary Chase will be able to borrow no money
iron. Tie Banks Of New York.
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TUE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

cn,c,on Hume 2S.-The Times says lIia'
NJ Knrnett- the secession candidate IN Inc
s.,, Connrrss;onal district Of kentucky, is cleo
,aS bv s5ont 4 900 majority. The Union can
Jidstes are ali elected in the other nine us
,r.cts BY about SO, 900 majority
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OHIO TROOPS FOR WESTERN NlRGl-
MA. &C.

C~1sc1ssArI, June 22.-rhe third aud fourth
Ohio regiments, Colonels Morrow aud AndeT'
con- fully armed and equipped, left Camp Den
nison Yesterday afternoon for Virginia.
Cen Mcclellan and staff were at ParkeTa'
bnrg Yesterday en- route for Grafton.
The first and second regiments OF Kentucky
volunteers marched into this city to-day, ana
wrr. presented with colors by the aides OF
C%inc;nnsti and Newport. They made a hne
anncarance and were enthusiastically received
Cantain Howes' battery left for Virginia this
afternoon.
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NEUTRALITY OF KENTUCKY TO bh
PrSpEnTEn BY TIE BELLlGEkENlS.

LOUISVILLE. June 22.-Thc papers this morn
iny contain letters !roin Cos, Magothn ano
Gen. Buckner, stating that an agreement mas
49, moda between Gen. Mcclellan and the
Kentucky authorities, that the territory 0,
Kentucky will ba respected BY the Fedsra,
authorities, even though it should be occupied
NV the Confedera,es; but if Kentucky does
not remove them the Federal troops Will IN
~terfere. u.,ac,
th. neutrality Of Kentucky until occuP'e' y
Federal troops.
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MILITARY GOODS.
I DEhGCoT SADDLES,
~ Dragons bits,
i.ess .Id silver plated spurs,
Gold ln.e and nra!ds,
Military buttons,
Blue cloths, nediu. 70 AZ. quality,
Silver plated s.:r:up:,
Eaamflled cloths, best quality,
stag. h.rne., a superior article,
Wood stirsup.,
Stage chains.
Also 4 great Variety OF otis. goods, 70 which 80 !nE!.
tse ~aite3tDr Il the public.
KING / LAMBETH,
One Square below the ExrlIans. Het..
June DIV Er.1ki.. Z -.r!
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SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS
At 10! Nam Street.
KING Il H..
$50 R D!s.. sss s. S*Hphss; s R;a:s"5 n! n":; Cops.
EnRrrl,d Cloths hes; quality.
Silver plated And Wood stirUrS
Dius Cloths, medium 10 toe quality.
Pstent sk!riiug anu Dl.h Leather.
stage Harness and Chsins.
Gold Lace and Brait; Military Bu;toGA.
Coarse thread Tor seSi6g machines.
And Military Announcements 81 all Kinds.
WASTED-Two Saddle Hands. and ons Msa and Lazy
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMEslCA,}
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RicnMuSD, June 2!, 1861.
y accordance with the act OF Angus. 10Th, ISL, sehled
4 Proposals for furnishing this Department With sTA-
TlONERY, will be received until the 28d day Of July prox'
Inn. Staticners sr. requested TO name the lrrus upon
which they viii dsliver the following articles. and are re,
quiFed TO accompany their proposals VAN specimen sam'
ples Of The same:
LAWYERS BRIEF;
LETTER. ruled;
COMMERCIAL NOTE:
oEFIcIsL ENVELOPES:
wKA PIPING PAPER.
Contracts Tor supplying The same wiz DC let cut 10 the
lowest bidders. G. e. hhMMlSUER,
June 20 Secretary Of the Treasury.
Headquarters Army or,he Potomac,
MASAssa JUNCTION, JuSr 23, ls6l.
General Orders, No. 81.
On and after the TlIIRTIETI INSTANT. no rerson
whatsoever, with or without Il passport, except from the
War Department, will be permitted to enter the lines oil the
Army o. ne Potomac, with We intent!nn 10 pafs tnehee of
lh.traier into the Unl;ed States or the lines Of the enc
uy order Of DrisatIer General BesureEs.d,
june SIT 'HHo 4. 4: All lTt GENERAL.
SIANTEN-TO ~PUKouA.E.-A good looking. faith
w full, steady black man, Of lull size sad likely, Of an
age betwts1 20 aud a.; mi,Iols age preferred; aecs,toIed
to hard work, horses, garden, &c. II will be no objection
T.. VI. TABB L son,
June 2T-St or Box 72j, 2. 0.
III KIN T. A.N .a -SfG ~
FRANKLIN & CO..
SCIENTIFIC and PRACTICAL OPTICIANS, have again
- succeeded In getting the anrst stock OF Mar ne and
Military spy Glas.es. and bss their friends not 10 be too
late this tune. No. l45, Main street,
June u Richmond, Va.
[ywEWING TOBACCO AND CIG.ANN.-
- Beat Oh. wing Tobacco and choice Cigars, for safe by
s.. PETERSON 4 20; 5%fussis,s,
O00 0UNCEN sULpHATE QCiNiNE,
LOO luz, received End for sale by
v. PETERSON Z CO., Druggists,
June % No l65 Main street.
pUKi{O vs. RELIABLE MEaiCINE. e.
ID A fresh ssppiy Of this great p~urifysr Of the blood and
Regeneration OF he whole human system. FOR sale by
W. PETERSON & CO., Druggists,
June o. No. 1856 Main street.
| RI OUNCES SULPHATE MORPa1IA, for
w aaLe by W. PETERSON d co, druggists,
Jane2i No. lI5 Main street.
N1LT MILITARY nUT"TONS.-
" Gilt Military Coat Buttons.
Z" Vest
CUT
June q ATKISs 4 yICKLEE..
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
TIME public Commencement Exercises Of this Institution
4 Will be held on hex, PFil.y evening, June 18th ut the
First Baptist (Dr. BurrowsJ Church, convincing at sE
O'clock. The usual order Of proceedings may be expected.
CHARLES II. WINSTON,
June eT-2:" President.
LIINCH'S GK EASE E;ITKACTOX-wilI Ie.
q move s!cAse OF any kinl from slIkinds OF goods, eveu
the mos: delicate, without the slightest Injury UT discolora.
ticn. and in a very short time. 1t Is not NJ all poisonous or
d-letcrious 10 the system, and may he used by any person.
DOVE 4 CO.. Druggists.
Juneai Klchmsnd, Va.
Il add huls, for sale by DOVE 1 CO., D~rars!st:.
Jrnee 81 KtchuCnd, fa.
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CAY x GUANO.
AINT REGULATIONS e.. =. 4.

WEST & JOHNSTON,
PUbL. ,3ER9, BOOKSELLERS AND STATtoSE.;,
I& MAIN s:asrT, RIcHxoSp Va.
HF"GI& for sal.-
" afmy Regulations, adopted Tor the use OF the ::uJ
OF the LIni.ietat- States, IN accordance with :Lc late ae't
Ct Coas'.-s. 70 which IL added "a act Ger the e,,.tas!I
mrnt aud ur2aair alton Of She ATEy u The Cotis:tsa.s
States @: America; also, Articles of war for Tho Gcs.fa'
men. u he Army VI the Confederate States o! America
S3.
schnoi OF the Guide. or, .hr p:ac::cli Soldier. t1-
signed r { ths u.r 81 the Miiiii. q! the Confederate sta'-:,
With q. illustrations. LOO
HarG.:'s RiG: and Light Infantry Tactics, with SaPr
and i's;f.. Complete iE one volume. I ~
The Volunteer, Hand Book. By Captain JaEes h. lee.
Ct III. k'r>' Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers. 6H.
Map Z Viz, lila. ShcwiIg n! the important po!.': -
tn. oIatr rn rol ers. d.
C.7o!ry TSc,!cs. By Col. J: LGe!r. Davis. 81 -.
Instructions IN Heavy Artillery. Az
Handbook Of Artillery. BY CAPT. Jo.epii Robsris. !:
Illustrated. 81.
.Ordrr, prvu ply a:t.cted 10. Address
WEST Z JOHNSTON, Pubishpr..
June % R!chMorht-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS VA. FOitCES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
AAY l0TH, ls6l.
General Orders, No. Ii.
IL THE OFFICERS In the military AID laval 81 Ice.
N now on duty In Virginia, are prohibited from grant.
Ing free passes on railroads, steamboats,. or other public
conveyances to any persou, unless such peiaon he travel.
LINK under orders or on duty OF the State.
BY order Of Major General Lee.
H. :. GARRETT,
MuY II Adlutnnt Uenrra!.
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GOODS.

MALlAhNta HuODSs
AT Wholesale ONLY.
NyTE have now n store ard a:r
" Tally receiving
Gi DARK Navy lliae Cloths.
I'll Light no. do. 10.
c. Cadet Grey do.
- do. 90. aattnetn-
- 2lue do.
81 Grey Wool TTesd.
- 10. do. Plannel..
Grey Wool over shirts,
While Wool Drawers Ind SHIFTS,
Black Italian Cloths.
Mi!Isry Buttons, Cclia Navy fl.tGl', &c.
lRBY MORGAN & CO,
WL.!v sale Dealers In General Dry Goods,
Clothing, Notions, &C.,
No. : and :, Public Square, Nashville,
Jutt ,I-2y Tenupr3e-,
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HEAuQ,Es CAMP OF ECTIoN,
EXTRA FAIR GROUNDS, :

OEN MN UEsVN.DDI
JrSg 2ifH, 1s6l.
yJIHE UNDERSIGNED la. bean authorized 10 organize 8 Re
4 rInept Of LrgHr ISrAE1Rr 10 be commanded ey himself.
II ~ desirable shat ihe companies composing this Regiment
should be made up Of young and sciive men. and officers.
as far ss possible, By gentlemen OF ioae Military expert
c,cs M Company will be received when contains less
than 50 men, rank and Gle. Captains Of companies who
NAV de,ir. 70 have their companies admitted lotto the Rs-
sIrnng1h lie char.cur Of the uen, &c. Good arms will
be supplied 10 such compaui-. rs are not properly armed.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
r..o, la..r- COI.nel Of Volunteers
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I,HE NI.E LEGION.

NECRClT1N0 OFFICE. WISE LEGION,
...-.,- u,r"uo~-. -Is~A tnIh~ iEGi -
III 10 ibis office without further delay.
Prom and after the 4ti day OF july, pr0= no addition
al companies will be received from the couhttes OF Eastern
ri.gir!s. Companies which have not received their full
number At that date, can complete IL In Wertern tirgiaia.
After that date, all persors who design Joining the Wiie
Legion. will proceed Ii L~ewlshurY, Gre-nbriTr county, Va,
and there report far duty, viii. their own srms and equip
mrnt..
The term o! service may be twelve months or for he
var.
When a company Ia. obtained from slSt! -four To one
hundred private., (uot lrss Than sixty four the officers
will be commissioned by the President.
Offices In this Legion can on!j be obtained BY recruiting
the companies.
AZ far as possible, let every man bring his own gun, a
good hovIe.kniEe, two or t4.ec blankets, a change Of
ciothing, sc.
Al compauirs not vi-hiHg 10 join other branches 81 The
service, should rrpnr. forthwith to this oflce.
Pay, rations. &c, the same asln other corps ofthe c. :. 4.
l, Is to he distinctly understood that The above reslric.
tlon doe. net apply TO companies alrtEdy formed or IN
p.ocess OF formation for the Wise Legion.
such companies may reInlin and complete thrir equip
ncnt, but the utmost dcipatch d erjoined In all cases.
J. LuCICj DAVIS,
Juue 16-tj Col, md Actipg AdjutAnt General.
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NUETCFs
571HE Quarter Masters office for The army OF the Confrt!.
4 crate States, will be or Pearl Street, next door to
spot:s L HarY-y's, for the present. All persons having
bus!arss with the Undersigned, will please call between the
hours Of a. NJ. and 3 r. 81. each day.
W.. l.. CABELL,
Major and Quarter Master,
AprI! 9l-tl Confederate States Arry,
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FRANKLY ( co.,
SCIENTIFIC and PRACTICAL OPTICIANS, have again
- succeeded In getting the fnrst stock OF Mar ne and
Military spy Glhsses. and bsS their friends not 10 be too
late this tlme. No. las, Main street.
Juoeg Richmond, Va.
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PROPOSITION TO DESTROY THE BROOK
IN NlAGARA

LOUISVILLE, kY., June 2l.-rhe Picayune
Of the lsth instant says, that there are parties
row in New Orleans who will undertake the
capture Of the steamer Brooklyn for $4,000
The Mobile Advertiser Of the 10th says, that
three plans have been suggested TO the council
of defence to sink or drive off the Niagara
from Mobile Point. 1t adds-"Tho Niagara
will be obliged to get out Of the way of IN iron
battery that will soou he after her"
Governor Harrison Of Tennessee, in a mes
sage, recommends the passage of u Law ! eqnir-
ing psymen, Of all SUNS due from the State to
ali persons or the government on terms Of
peace, and advises such u policy toward the
citizens Of the bell:gerent States as the rules
Of war Justify. He recommends the issue OF
treasury notes to pay the expenses Of tine pro-
visiouui svrv..--~.-- - L -i" u" ave-
rency.
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NOTICE. To TAX ptV
IL E.t Dog \ nfENS,
ES1lntEW ikuCPS,

RICHMOND, Juae l., lSGl
fyldE undersigned. having been Gully authorize 20 enroll
q 8 corps y; SIppe.s nl! al.Le's, Ia The STATE G: f.Tr,-
ME, for the W!se Brissts, has opeaet su oftce Cor entoI-
nent, at the Crntrsl lo:el Building, co, Mr. Of Ninth ma
Grace STREETS, where the requirements Of the service W.!
be made kuosn to those s,h'ns to volunteer. JAc esrc-
cial attention OF St'n. and iir.cS H!asors, Blactsn.HhI,
wagon Makers, Bridge Bdidrrr. Miners, CGarry me-, &C,
Is particularly !rv!.ed.
June lit G. DoNN;IIAS. Csptsi,.
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OFFICE Il. r.. d y. X. e. COMPANY,
RICHMOND, 2+:h June, 1851.
PASSENGERS net known to be E1SG.i5r4. a
residents on the line Of the G ERSE2tSS
road, before they can obtain
for passage over the I.lchrnond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Taac Railroad, must be furnished with a permit from The
prcp.r authorities.
p5 order Of the Governor.
.Iup.o % A. u. ALLEN. Tickle: Agent.
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ENQUIRER BOOK AND JOB
Printing Office.

We haze added TO Our newspaper establish
uent a new and complete JOB PRINTING
CFFlCE, and ure now prepared to execute
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
AT SHORT NOTICE, ON TIE MOST REASON.
ABLE TERMS.
We have in our employ some of the best
Printers in The State, and will warrant all our
work in every respect,
BQUiL 80 ANY, NO MATTER WHERE
ED.
Determined 10 give satisfaction, AMI fully
assured of our ability to do so, We respectfully
ask q share OF public patronage.
Orders left a. the counting room Of the En-
QUEER, or at our job Printing Establishment,
OIL llth street, opposite tho AMERICAN HOTEL,
will receive prompt attention.
TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRO,
Editors OF Enquirer.
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LATER FROM COLONEL VILLAGES
COMMAND.

HAGERsrowS, June 22.-Wc have II later ar
rival from Cumberland BY q messenger who
left here last night. lie states that a portion
Of the Pennsylvania troops, two companies,
arrived at Cumberland on Friday. Col. Wal.
lace knew that two Pennsylvania reserve regi-
ments were on the march to join him, when ne
would commence offensive operations against
the enemy ut Romney.
The bridge over the North branch Of the Po-
tonac, known as Fink'S bridge, 81 miles Yves,
Of Cumberland. has been burnt. by the seces'
%sioniSls. The middle pier is destroyed.