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s~tRolloWing sthe Illus,rioA Footsteps"

We hear a rurncr that Maynard, Nelson and
Bridges, the three candidates for Lincoln's
Congress in East Tennessee, for which no
~elcctlon vas authorized by law 10 be held, have
followed the illustrious footsteps Of the trail
tor Andrew johnson, and made their escape
through the nouniuins, on their way to
Washington. One Of them, Horace Maynard,
it seems we'll authenticated, has made the trip.
or the other tyo, it seems to be only s~urIniscd
that they have gone. lfthey have gone, We
hope three of their mischievous c~onlrsrcs may
follow them, and after they have taken the
oa:h Ct allegiance to the Lincoln despotism, We
pray, in the language Of one ofthe best Of men,
that their trsi.orous footsteps may nsver again
pollu,e the so,l of East Trnnessee. '-HaoTrtM
Pedister.
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MISCELLANE0US.

VALUABLE PROPERTY EOK SALE.
OFFER Il desirable Plantation, In the Heart OF the
d cotton region, for sale on easy terms, containing nine
hundred AMI sixty acres, I've hundred and fifty acres In q
high state OF cultivation, with all necessary improvements,
excellent spring ami We'll water; convenient to the Io-
bile and GiraTd Rail Read. The place Is level and for
health and production Is unsurpassed. Situated In Pike
county, Alabama.
! will sell wish the place, II desired, all The stock inclu-
dag Twelve fne mules, corr, fodder and plantation Imple-
Inrn:s.
To planters IN The cldrI S;a;es desiring 10 engage III ihr
production Of cotton, tliS is 4 favorable opportunity.
For further particulars rall on the premises or address
&. ". JONES,
Mar10-wSn Jrror. Ala
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iEfas; ECL UN L HS II Il Al AND
nDIT TpIlnI-

DIIIII JUN.
/ VOL. IS Mo. 81? pp., Price 4l.50. Compiled from the
I. latest anu best authority, for The use Of Volunteers
aud Militia OF the Confederate States, by
LIEUT.. COL. WM. II. RICHARDSON:
Graduate ana formerly Assistant Instructor Of Tactics
Virginia Military Institute.
This valuable hnrk Is q liberal .briigrment Of %'lIhrdee's
TacIics, " includingt the School vi the Battalion, and iDs;ruc.
,ions TOR Skirrn!sie:s.
The Balance step, nnd the ;iaaunl Of Arms for the mus
set, being Introduced from Gilham's Manual also, the
forms Of parades fer reviews, Inspection, dress parAdes,
guard mourning, du;ica OF guards, duties Of CAPTAINS Ia
camp and garrison, marches, camps, ac together with
soldiers rai!ons and mode Of cnoking, and Il few lnpor-
TAFT sanitary suggestions TO soldiers.
4. NORRIS, Publisher,
June :S-c'f %. Main street. Richmond, Va.
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The GREAT FIRE IN LoSpoS.-!a London let
ter, OF July &, says:

The GREAT FIRE IN LoSnoS.-A London let
ter, Of July 6, says:
The terrible fire that has reached a cipher Of
more than $50, n0a, GOO damage, is not yet extin-
guiSl,ed. Two days ago the roar of the flames
and tie cont:uu,d decoration of explosive sub
stances were still more appalling than any Or
binary fire that has hcen seen in these ISLANDS
during our generation. Great suffering has
been 0ccasionel in certain quarters Of the city,
and some insurance companies find their stock
greatly deprecated. 7 have heard the loss
estimated at one half more than the amount
have stated, but | prefer tl,e medium estimate.
TIE spectacle ofthe ruined quarter at nights
grand beyond description, and . regular trAEch
Of trade, in a limited way, has sprung up i'll the
ways and means of gratifying sight seers and
curiosity hunters whose cagerncss seeks tor
views, descriptions and specimens" Of every
kind Of the great fire.
Ore Of the best Yankee tricks OF a late date
has been played off upon Wilson'S Zauaves.-
Those patriotic WORTHLESS were shipped at New
York, avowediy for Washington but when
they found themselves, they turned up at Fort
Pickens.
They have avenged themselves by stealing
everything at the fort anu, it is said, the com
manGeT, OLD Drown, HIN p:ei coi1peiieu "
sleep in his clothes ever since their arrival,
lest he should wake up in the morning and
find himself brecchless.- Wig.
RsrAttATlox.-A gentleman by the name OF
TAYLOR. residing in Gllmer county, Va, whose
property had been destroyed by the invaders,
has killed no less than eighteen Of the Ohio
yaadals in that and the adjoining counties
As they advance through the mountains the in
vaders will hear the crack Of the rife from
every thicket. and learn too late for their per-
sonal safety that the back-woodsmen can merer
be subjugated.-Lynchburg Republican.
-~
FINE COMPANY FROM NELsos.-A fine volun.
tecr company from Nelson, uEder m OF
Capt. j. I. billiard, arrived in Lyncbburg on
Wednesday. They number about 80 mel
rank and file, and none of them are less than
five feet ten inches high. They ore en- route
to join Gen. Floyoa brigade. !,
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rAr ATo LETTER PAPERS.

just received, and for sale A.
NORRIS BOOK STORE,
Richmond, Va.
go IeauiS CAT, LETTER and NOTE PApEgS-Euled and
Plain;
100 Realms ENVELOPE pApEH.
ALSO,
homemade OFFICIAL ENVELOPES. Aug. st
DEHE HLA OK IL RRASSIS, Ex-
4. tract Of jnmaica Ginger, fresh Arr.w Root, Sc, for
Summer complaints, for sale ut
MEADE i BAKERS Drug Store,
AnE. Isl Main street. cor. above I. 0.
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Passengers by tine Cen;ral ca, yesterday
report affairs on the Potomac and Manassa re-
gion rs still quiet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-09

Strange to say sc could learn nothing yes
terday either in confirmation or denia Of the
reported evacuation Of N.@ports News by tic
enemy.
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THE D.lSVsLLE MILITARY sNSTI'
TI-TL.

TUIEI
LATELY~ CONDUCTED BY MEss2s. EDM0IDS6 JONES'
MILL he opcne! an the Is! Monday In September, aud
w the Session will close the last week IN JUNO.
Students will be- prepared for College or The University,
or for business pursuits.
TERMS.
board and Tuition, per session OF 10 months, omehalG
payable In advance, the balance on the first dag Of frbru.
airy, $.Yh.
For Day Scholars. charges same a. heretofore.
Co:rnEunica atoms addressed 10
Z. c. HOWARD. Principal,
Danv!ile, Va.
Refer 10 Revs. George ". Dame, Frank Stanly, c.. G.
Chaplin, }. y. Kirkpatrick, Danviile tevs. Chas. j. Read,
Moses D.. liogs; II. =. LeIebvre, Esq Richmond.
Wantcd.-A gentleman ~througliy qualified TO tax.
part in the management Of the School. Applicants will
state expressly what they are prepared 10 teach their
testimonials, references, &C., and whatever cisr they deem
pertinent.
Address as above, Aug I-c4w
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TciETar1C,TIoSS, &c.

New edition OF CAPT. BUCKHuLTZ'S INFANTRY CAMP
DUTY, FIELD FUaIifICaTI0ES AND COAST DEFENCE,
with plates, just %VubliEhcd. Price, 5Dc.
"This Is u mere pockrt-book in Size, but J Il Is crowded
with Instruction for military mrn-instruction gathered
and condeu.ed from the great bulk Of works IN military
science. 1t enclos-s grains Of wheat, %thre.hed, as II were,
out OF the great stack-is simple, convenient, amt compre-
hen:iyc. Is - ::om the Pen Of Capt. Buckholtz. Of this
ely, = gentleman who has seen service on the continent Of
Europe. and who Is In accomplished er:"-Rle
Di-pG CT. J.. W. RANDOLPH.
G2r :.rw edition Of HARDEES TACTICS. Two small
volumes, with pllt-s, 81 81, or 81 - By mall; and other
vaiu tnle military works, for sale 81 III Main street.
July %
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Sinl

f-OS
sNuR the delivery 10 the of my carriage hrivc-, BEVERLY.
e lie Is - years old; colnr black; SIX feet high; face
covered with snor; beard and mous:nche; large eyebrows
and curling e~yc-lashrs. lie probably travels In a dark
grey, mixed summaT coat, or hlue cloth, with brass buttons
and c.rprt bag. lie says he has read Shakspeare,n and
may travel win u forged pass, and shave oil his beard
when he reads ibis. Iehas relatives at Ir. Il. II. Stewards,
IN King George, and Mrs. Dr. Frank Taliafcrro'a, Ia Or
nn.r, with ELam lie has been recently corresponding by
letter. His object being evidently to escape, he is doubt.
less lurking about The shore OF the Potomac, or ~makinghls
way NOrIhward, and Eay be about our encatapInents. The
above reward will he paid II caught over 80 miles from
Angus .-tftc> A. n. ERNARD.
~ i ls n , SALk OF YENNELs,
EOY virtue OF u wri; Of canditiOHi erpOnos Issued from
ID the District Court OF the Confederate States "
America for the Eastern Disirlc; Of Virginia, In the case Of
Geo. y. IIol!ins lbrlan: against the schooner MARY
PIERCE, Of Boston. her ,aes!e, apparel, furniture, Sc TO
me directed, l slia !, on FRIDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, between the hours uf eleven and WE'VE o'clock,
4. ~, proceed 10 sell al public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, (payabc in bankgblc tunds) In the town
OF Fredericksburg on board said schooner MAki PIERCE,
lying in he K'ppu!iaHaock River at The wnaTf In the town
Of Fredericksburg. JNO. +. WILEY,
Marshal OF the Confederate States
Aug. 9-ii for The Eastern District Of Virginia.
VI L IS "a A L,S UF = :,
TACKLE, APPAREL, FURNITURE And CARGO:
> virtue Of Il writ o., rdaditiOni 6rpomns issued from
ID the District Cour, Of the Confederate States Of Ameri.
Gu. for the Eastern Dslric, Of Virginia, in the case Of Geo.
New York. her TACKLE, APPAREL, FURNITURE and
CARGO to ne directed, | shaN, On FRIDAY, the lG!h
day OF August, commencing at eleven r'c:ork a: ~, pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction, TO the hishcs, bidder, for
CASH, payable in barkhbie funds,l in the Town VI fre'ic.
!icksburg, on board The Schooner Mary Pierce, lying In
the FaI'pahannOc; liver, at the Wharf, In The Town Of
fredericksburg, the said Schooner MAkiAEET, her
TACKLE, A!rAIEI, FURNITURE and CARGO. The
Cargo consists II Cumberland Coal. supposed 10 be about
Two hundred and twenty tons. The said schooner Mar.
pmrrt, her Cargo, So Is now lying in the RappahannOck
River, near The To%u Of laprahaunock, and will be sold rs
she lies. JSU. =. WILEY,
Marshal Of the Confederate States,
Aug 90: for the Eastern Distric, Of Virginia.
T~LOcEkS.-W. oder Tor sale = good variety OF Clocks,
~ which We warrant good tinc"krrpers, for sale At l3T
Main street,
,u.n TIInI 4 Unlikely < co
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Confederate States Of America,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

AUGUST Isl, 1861.
nRUposALs will be received at The Contract Office OF
this Department until ,, L. NJ. OF Saturday, els; AI-
gust, lSGl, for conveying the mails cf the Confederate
states Of America, to the 30th June. lSG3, on Route No.
4.loT, In the State o! Virginia, BY the Schedule herein sre.
cited, with celebrity, certainty and security.
Prom Old Church, by Piping Tree, local Acqulnion,
King William Court House, stevensVIlir, h!ng and Queen
Court House. Little plymouth, slnckt1ford, riainview nti
Woods Cross Roads 10 Gloucester Court House, ~Efiy-n:ne
miles and back, twice n week.
Leave Old Church Tuesday and Friday 1t ., 4. NJ;
Arrive at steyensr.le by j, p. NJ.
Leave Stevcasvile Tuesday and Friday, on arrival from
Old Church, say Ia. T. ~;
Arrive at Gloucester Court House next days By 10, 4. N.
Leave Gloucester Court House Wednesday and Saturday
a.. 49, Sill, 4. NJ;
Arrive ut Strrensvile by 9, T. NJ.
Leave StercnsvIie Monday and Thursday al q, AN;
Arrive ut Old Church by ], l.. n.
- Proposals invited TO commence at Richmond.
o II II. lEAG0N,
Ause-cEiw Pos: Master General
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TWO Forts Powhatan and jamestown. fc.nsTraS
A Grove and Stone House Wharfs. The 4nzt.zl,i
Steamer CURTIS PECK, Captain JONI NSe-st.tSS
II. FREEMAN, will leave the wharf At Rock-aAs-SsaI&LhSa
etts regularly, EVERY MORNING, te1cspt sun.:ays' q; .
o'clock, Tor the above places. and return same tay, about
W o'clock P. ~, touching at al OF the regular laacsngs
going and returning.
Passage to Grove or Stone House Wharf, 800.
Meals eItra-5U cts. each.
The CURTIS PECK Ill connect With 3 line ofCOAsift,
running to YORKTOWN, ut the Grove Wharf, and through
tickets, 10 Yorktown and return, will be given Oh the boa,
for rs, meals extra, 81 cent? each.
July oO-t1 X. 0. HASKINS.
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VIRGINIA Eat Rules held In the Clerk "iIies Of


VIRGINIA ;-ht Rules hsi' ~ inc Eisrt : "lHcs nI
Y the Circuit Court OF the city Ul firEn"Ed, i'Is 9Th LAY
0! August, 1861,
'" ng,, n, t0"eF'
Arlnis,rad Miller, Il, J. johnson aad L. TTueli,art. late
,r,n. nnl.r ,ha arm ot jnh,.on and Tru heart: u j.
Johnson, Is. iruehrar. ana :. y: .%"sn'nI Smi vsun IL Nv.
> uess u nnn '.e u' ~ r. p.n,,n.s .,J ! II Clarke r,r,n"rs
r men5 ,hn T Srn, - = 1hwss, FnnItrrr and Clarke r. Il. hui.
nnuer me n'n u in a,imsr ,a " rr"rr.ra, alive; Of An.
dr-son Miller. deceased, Def ndants.
The obirrt OF hi, su;, il toi uioiu and restrain the de-
fcndnots jeycer, the defendant iliiier,l from paying, or in
s 20 hrm%a,sah hI Milsr MI the !" hands Of the other defendants,
or that NAV be due by them 10 him. as in the bill mentioned.
and to have the said bonds and ELECTS applied TO 'he pay,
meni OF the plaiulI = Claim acalnSt ,he snsH nlnl.s.:nn
Miller. And affidavit having been made an" h'eu Iha''n ~:
defendant, J. II. Clarke. above named, Is n nch'r;siathS
ofthis Colntnonwealth,' h"s said defendant Is REQUIRED l" hr'
what Ia NECESSARY to protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy -restt,
~ e-rxar- UENJ. POLLARD. D. Clerk.
I-,--r- Wy
N Family Flour, Palmetto Brand, fresh ground from
,trlc;l; prime new waite wheat, just received and for sale
by SELDEE x MILLER,
Aug Corner IAN ana Car! slreel..
shLD WINES AND EiQ UoKS.-W. nave on
~ hand II choice assortment o. Inc hnest Gu mes ahu
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THE NO y a Efi;1s'S MANUAL AND
DRILL BOOK.

UKILL BUUh.
| Vol, IS NO., SI2 Pages Price $3.50.
[toiIlILED from the hes; and latest authorities, for the
~ Volunteers and Militia Of the Confederate States, by
Lioat. Col. William II. Richardson, Graduate, and formerly
assistant Instructor Of Tactics, Virginia Military lnstl-
tutG.
This valuable book is a liberal ahridseuent OF Hardee's
Tactics, including the School Of the Battalio- aud lns,ruc-
lions Tor Shruishers.
The balance Step, and the Manual Of Arms for the Mus
ket, being introduced from Gilham's Manual.
Also, the forms OF Parade for Reviews, Inspection, Dress
~larade,, Guard Mounting, duties o! Guards, duties Of
Captains In Camp and Garrison. Marches. Camps. &C., &C.,
together with Soldiers Rations, and node Of cooking
them, and Il few important sanitary suggestions TO soldiers.
A.. M0KRl5, Publisher,
jelly "a g. MaiE Street, Richmond, Va.
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FLuvANNA AnrnLEHY.-A fine company oi
artillery from old F~!uyMna, numbering about
one hundred men. and commanded by Captain
Q. G. Cooke, arrived in this city yesterday,
and proceeded 10 the Camp o! Instruction.
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pI.ED INSTITUTE. 4 r
LOTTESVILLF, Va,
MISS a.. LEAT0N, Principal. Tile Eighth Annual Sci
I'VE sion of this School begins on the first Monday in Sep
tcmher next, and closes during the latter part Of the fol.
loving June. For particulars apply to the Principal.
J.ly 1J-ctist Oct.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

G&h VERDE GuASO,
}hYiE Undersigned offer Tor sale lpD ton, CAY VERDE
< GtAHO. AID ANNEX report Of an analysIs made by
Professor Lirbie.
"HLrosI :-Ilrr struil' -! tn .n" sc,i lac, up6u annly.
SIP, "ls :uGni IL rrniai-
I".Ehhi' n"iirf.. -.. $50:
flel.llng 81 sand AID lBsoiuLle Substance lSg
Phosphate Iron snd Alunina. ........... nG3
Phosphoric Acid Gom5lte ed with Lime and
""k.4cSiA 49,
Organic Matter ..:....... ..:..... . ll.79
Capable Of producing Ammonia. ......... 81
Water AZ Moisture. Ga1
lUUUU
The P~h0sphcric Acid. US quoted above, combined with
Lime And Ma:r-sla, is equal TO o+lI4 per CT. Of Bone
Phosphate Of Line.
lS!gncd.) "a. A. LIsB,o, ph. Dr.n
We have. with the above Guano, 20 per Ct. OF the best
ieruVian Guano, aud being DESTROYS Of introducing It
ton. WI ppEVT 4 m
Md! i-6ia 18th Street, near Cary.
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TuE POLISH BMGADE.-The first regiment OF
the Polish Brigade, which has been gotten up
by General Toclman, arrived in Lynchburs on
Wednesday from New Orleans. The regi.
ment will, no doubt, render most effective SER
vice.
John Robinson, Tic well known circus pro.
prietor, is captain of one Of the companies,
and his son James, the fIvorite equestrian, is
a Lieutenant in the same company. a large
number Of circus men are also in thu sanr
company.
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MAYORS CouKr.-Not!ins Of any !mpor.
lance occurred before the Mayors Court yes
terday, all the cases being Of j trivial charac-
ter.
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Sick SoLplENs.--Wc understand that many
Of those engagcdi9 the recent battles, especial,
ly in the North west, are greatly in need Of a
mothers care many OF them are debili:atcd
from long marching, and Il iarlough Of = cw
days, to visit their friends, would restore them
again for active duty.
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CAPTURE OF a TKAlroR-The Lynchburs
'Republican' states that the Tennessee traitor,
T. a. r. Nrlsoa, was arrested in Western Vir-
ginia, a day or twQ since, while endeaToring
to make his way to Washington 10 take his
seat in Lincoln'S Congress is Il representative
from Tennessee. We were unable t. lclrn
anything further relating to the arrest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

r~sUPPOKYlNG TlaE sOUTE.-Apa,.
80 from all pplft!ca! differences, such as are now
agitallng the two sections Of thu country, the sou:h should
support her own schools and colleges, her own iranuiac-
lures, her own mechanics, and. above all, her own nraici-
nal preparations when skiIliuliy concocied, and for the rra-
son that Southern physicians, CHEMISTS ani riarniacrutists
understand the diseases OF The Southern Climate far better
than scientific men OF q different Latitude pos"ihIE can, aod
should, therefore, be the better prepared 10 pre'csibe rem
et!ts. Nearly il quarter OF Z Century ago, Z student OF
MARKED distinction In Virginia, discovered, after great la
Dor, IN unfai!lng remedy for DYSPEfSlA, DlAAsAEa,
and other dlsrHses Of the stomach and bowels, and, after
testing It's efficacy ln hundreds OF cases, With the uiost COM
plcte success, determined to give II TO the world, under the
name OF BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERs. At his death tle
rec!p passed Into tn hands OF the present proprittoE-ani
for the past twelve years, despite the efforts OF IuacSs to
scarrcedr II, for truth Is Is impossible TO be soilrd by any
outward touch ns The sunbeam, 1t has been STEADILY work.
lpg is way Into public favor, restoring the careworn and
emaciated Dyspeptic TO health and rigor, rrjuVenhi!ng the
premature old from indigestion, Strengthening the weak
and %enfeebled, and dlsprliing from hundreds Of families
the use OF those poisonous minerals, which, 1t ohe TINE
We're administered With deadly elect for every maiady.-
North or South, East or West, these BitterS have no equal
as i tonic, are entirely harmless TO all ages and sexes, and
will prove beneficial In every condition vi lie.
To be had OF all Druggists In the city OF Richmond and
elsewhere IN Virginia aud North Carolina. Also, OF Chas.
Stott, Washington, D. O.; Cuuley, Gipin * Co., baltimore.
Orders filed by addressing
T.. BAKER, Proprietor,
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TENTS! TENTS!! TENTS!!!
CONSTANTLY oil hand q large supply Of Wall and "a
Tents, and will contract for auy m,mbrr TO be made At
shcr' noficr. :. \. MYERS,
Corner Min aud Pearl Streets,
me ,-Im-r RirhnouI VA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-09

Beautiful PIsroL.-Somc few weeks ago,
Mr.. William NJ. Keesee, q young gentleman,
and q native Of Richmond, but who is now
residing in Rockbriigc county, wrote to his
father for II few articles, saying that he in,
tended making u pistol. We saw yesterday,
the result of the young mans labors in a beau.
tiful seven shooter. This pistol is about one
and half inches longer in TIC barrel, and is
also somewhat larger and heavier than Colts
celebrated army pistol, and, we understand, is
very favorably spoken of by those officers in
the army who have examined it 1t affords us
much pleasure to report such 8 triumph
Of youthful genius, and w predict for Mr..
Keescc much success in his pursuit the pis-
tot can be seen 1T the Office of Messrs. kcesce
g. Parr.
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AWAY DOWN ~ DIXIE.
Anew CONFEDERATE ~MAP!-Evrry Southern heart
~ must delight 10 look upon the land OF his birth. the lio:e
o! his affections, occupying her proper p sit!on in the iaa.-
lily Of misunderstanding Oh he! own proper independence
proudly erect, and prepared to defend the icno. OF her .as.
TO all such a
MA OF TIE C0NFEDERAEE STATES
ought - b: Il subject Of intercst-pres-n::ng 1T one glanre
Il view o. the SIuIh, the w:.oie South, and nothing but the
South
Every Couniine.lIousc, from the Potomac 10 the Rio
GranIe every Office, every shop or store in fact. every
conspIcuous spot where rnrn habitually resort, Should be
furnished with one o.! these Maps.
jus, published, At " cents cuch, by
Aug st. \. MuEHlS, - Main RI.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE a.. i +. KAILROAD Co..
NOTICE TO


PASSENGERS LEAVING lcHMOS D or PETERSBURG
II In the afternoon will not make q continuous conaec-
lion South of Wilmington. II consequence o!
the present temporary Arrangement. Of S hedule from
Riehra ond South, by this Train, Passengers will lag Owe. In
Wilmington from ! A. VI. until J +. ".
by leaving Richmond or Petersburg In the morning,
there will be j continuous connection all the way through.
$. L. FREMONT.
Iy 9-lm Eng'r ana Supk.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

IMposrER.-Welear that one Frank Smythe,
when arrested by the military authorities of
Winchester, as a suspicious character, a few
weeks since, obtained his release by stating
that he was q correspondent and reporter Of
the Richmond Enquirer" and that he claim.
ed to be a native born Virginian. The indi.
vidual has never in any way been connected
with this paper, and We believe he is a u native
Of Ireland. We ~recollcct that this same man
was here a few months ago as the corrcsron-
dent of that abolition sheet, the New York
''Timcs;" that the Times published some
most egregious falsehoods about our citizens,
and the said Smythe had the credit Of writing
the letters. Farther than this We know no.
thing of Frank Smythc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-09
CONFEDERATE STATES OF Avn ERICA,
lREAAlpN~ lEpAkTMENT Il

RICHMOND. June 10th, 1851.
PROPOSALS. will be received, IL conformity wish the
act Of Congress, for the purchase Of the B02ds Of the
Confederate States, clearing annua! Interest At S per cent,
payable scmi-annHalv.) with The proceeds Of sales Of raw
produce or manufactured articles.
The proposals shall specify the quantity to be delivered,
the time AMI place o: delivery, and the Factor or Ware
horsemau 10 whom the delivery Is to he made. The pro-
ceeds OF sales may he paid in Bills OF Exchange, or other
funds, rated Al ;hc:r current value, In coin or IN Treas.
TRY notes, q; par.
Tie proposals will be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, at Richmond, either slngly or in lists. embracing
several Etnes.
(signed.J c. G.. MEMMINGER,
June 2S-cGw Secretary Of the Treasury.