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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The following are selected from youmnious
accumulation Of testimonials Of the Press of the
United States. and from eminent Professors of
our institutions where the practice Of medicine
is taught:
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22
SUBSCRIPTION PKICE---s1 5,
The last and spIendld steamers
CHRYSOPOLIS AND ANTELOPE


The fast and splendid steamers
CHRYSOPOLIS AND ANTELOPE
VIII leave on alternate days for San Francisco,
at 2 O'Clock P NJ. from foot Of street.
Steamer Chrysopols, Chadwick. Master. will
leave on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Steamer Antelope Poole, Master, will leave on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays.
For MarysviIlc and intermediate Landings
Every Day.
Steamer Swallow, Litteton Master, and steam
er Young America Summers, Master. will leave
on alternate days for Marysvlle, at ! o'clock
TWO TRIPS A WEEK,
For CoIusa, Red Bluff and intermediate
Landings.
The Steamer Sam Soulc Pierce. Master. and
Swan Rogers Master. will leave for the above
named places on Wednesday and Saturday, Mt I
o'clock A. NJ. fir m the storeship foot of street.
Cabin fare from Sacramento to San Francisco
81. Deck, rs cents
Frcigh up or down 81 per ton.
Freight from San Francisco to Marysville So
per ton.
For freight or passage by any of the above
boats. apply on board, or at the Office OF the
Steam Navigation Company. on board
brig Globe.
4. RED1NGTON, ..s
W. II. TAYLOR, A5en'''
April 27th lS6l.-mv.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22

Remedy FOR RHEUMATISM DR.. Bonnet
Of Graulhet. in France, states, in a letter to
to the Abeile Medicale, that he has long
been in the habi, of prescribing the essential
oil Of ;urpen'ine for friions against rheu-
maIistn, and that, he has used it himself with
perfect success. having almos, instantaneous.
y got rid Of rheumatic pains in both knees
and in the left shoulder. He adds, that
having several times soled his hands with
coal tar and other sticky substances Of the
same nature, and use! the essenre Of tur.
pen,ine freely, like water to wash his hands
in, and then washed them again in soap
and and water; he. after drying them well
always experienced a prrkng sensation sim
liar 10 that which is fl, on receiving cleo.
trical sparks on ones knucklcs. This sen.
saion would last about two hours: and it is
10 this exciting action of oil of ,urpentne
that he attributes its efficacy in rheumatism
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.

HUNDREDS of those who have contracted dis
Ill ease are disappointed of cure by not call
ing on DR.. Young ut first He will forfeit any
sum if he fails to cure any disease that NAV
come under his care, no matter how long stand.
ing or affecting, such as ulcers, tumors, nodes.
lunches, pimpes on the face and body. pains
in the bones and loins, wakefulness trembling
copper-colored sores wasting Of the bones, ema
citation. loss of appetite strength and flesh. sores
in the nose and cots. loss.,of. hair. weak eyes.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22

MILLERIsM CROPPING OUT IN CANADA
Through many parts Of Canada the excite
ment in reference 10 Il e second coming of
Christ is being again revived, and new pro
lhets of the Miller school are springng up,
who assume to have discovered that the Sa
viour's second appearance on earth will posi-
lively take place in 1868 Quite a remark
able lecture upon the subject has recently
been delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Baxter, the
Episcopal clergyman from Owanda, Z. W.
The reverend gent anan brought up quite
series Of data to defend his theory, and men
toned no less than thirteen different chrome.
logical periods whose termini, according to
the revelation. would be brought to an end
in 1868 Mr. Baxter also advanced the
idea that Christ would come in 1868, and
remain in his nd g,nent seat bets cen heaven
and earth, while The one hundred and f rtv
four thousand were sealed when he would
again descend. and the seventh seal Of the
revelation would be opened. and the millen
UNI begin. He said we were at the las, Pc
Rod Of time allotted to the sixth seal. and
desert! ed Louis Napoleon as the anti Christ
,eferre, to in the Re, Citations, as setting up
himself in dominion over the whole earth
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22
Grape Fly Remedy.

Col. A. Harxss,hy says: "For two years,
I was much annoyed by the small white fy,
which, by shining over the vine leaf, caused
it to dry; thus injuring the crop. Several
remedies were recommended, such as syring
ing the leaf with whale oil soap, tobacco,
and sulphur, mixed together; to break off the
leaves and burn it, and several other modes;
but none succeeded in destroying the evil,
as some were either inpracticable, too ex'
pensve, or injurious to the vine. there
fore resorted to method of my own, which
is simple, and the process totally destroys
the insect, and instead Of harning the vine,
promoted lis growth and bearing, and with
bat little expense, in the following manner:
Star. your men in the vineyard, before sun
RISE each with spade. Let them shake the
vines well, and by so doing, the small flies,
being numb from the night cold or asleep,
will fall to the ground. Then, with the
ground surrounding the vine. This is suffi
cient to kill the fly. This must he done
early in the morning, as. when it becomes
warm, the flies escape If you commence
the above named operation when they first
make their appearance, you can ex;er'nln,
ate them completely by going over the vines
three or fonr times in ten days; but if you
leave it till later, they will have laid many
eggs, and YOU must repeat the operation
four or five times to be successful. This
process has not only completely destroyed
these troublesome insects in my vineyard,
but has promoted the growth of the vines"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-06-22
From the Boston .Medical Journal.

From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we are opposed to the system of adj
vertsing. for good and sufficient reasons still we
deem it but justice TO say that DR.. Young is one
of the most Industrious and indefatigable votar-
les of the medical science in the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
L.rEI, FI,oI EUROPE.

New Yohx. July l--Lxte adv,ces from
Europe, state that tie steamships I ma ard
Evadnr had sa I'D i'r America
TIE French D vision, uEdsr Admiral Rey-
naEd, WAS ab1u: to sail for America.
TIE NV Orleans correspondent Of the Lon.
don '.rlncs" says that it is impossible to re, ist
tho conviction that the Southern CoAiederacy
can only be conquered by means as Irresistible
~ these which sui glted Poland.
Al il Gentiai meeting had been hsld al
Lord B-nughans, relative to the Cuo1n slave
trade. The Spanish proceedings were denuunc.
ed, and recommendation would 50 up to the
English government 10 suspend all diplomacy
with Spain until ina: trade was abaadnnti
10 an article On Italian affairs, published in
the 'Patrie," and capied in the "Monilcur,' is d
paragraph which nsinuu:ss that the Southern
Auercan States will succeed in establishing
n separate republic.
The Neap3litan towns Of San Mario and We
grduo. haTing revylt.d, we're taken BY storm
an,! burned.
New YoEK, July The latest commercial,
firans,at and POLITICAL Intelligence from Europe
~aS bs1nght by the steamship E!na.
The sd es Of cotton at Liverpool on Thurs
duY, June l9ih, were s.uG0 bales. OF which
exporters AMI spectators took 20o0 bales
The IN lrket cosel quiet bu. Steady. haaches-
ter markets dull.
Breadstnf, ard provisions were dull!
A: L1Ihon cnnsoIs closed at sas@set for
money. ard 9G@9ht Tor account.
TIE English House Of Commons has rejected
the bill fer the abolition Of the church rates.
The ship Medfa-d has been condemned a.
Faval.
The Etna broaght OH. 1896 O0O
The general news iruln Europe Is not itn-
portlnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From Washington.

WAsulXaToN. Jnly l.-t'rank Blair was ser.
cnadcd here 10 night AMI in his speech return
ing his ;E:ank; for the compliment referred in
tl;spsraging terms TO the Mar, land Legislature
sprke teun!inely oi Southern ch!vslry, whict,
was amusing !:seif hy P:~king o'f Fndera! pick
cis, and declared Tor wsr until no enemy vas
left. lie said lie abomina.ed compromises, and
closed with complimentary tcrms to Lord
Lyons.
WASHINGTON, July l.-(via New Orleans
July g. y Captain Craven nov commands the
Potomac h3iiia, rre Captain Ward.
The rrsesorn has been so badly crippled
Ihn! she will probably be condemned.
Fourteen OF the scouts Of the Confederate
forces attacked the Federal pickets nc Shutters S
H!!l, ard killed AID wounded ono Of tho Fede.
raj forces
Sk,rmiah;ns continues at Grafton, bu: the
details are suppressed.
WASHINGTON, july l.-The Confederate
steamer George Page, is cruising in ;he vicini
ty CT Aquia Cre k
Colunri Stone is IA occupy the Maryland
Heights commanding Harper's Ferry.
VIM. Bent, Of South Carolina, and Henry
Scott, of Maryland, nave been arrested As
alleged spies.
WASuSGroS, July 1.-The Pacahontas aud
Pawnee have sailed Tor Matthias Point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
r.xr pacy WuI1aneuurG YA)

tDrrns o1f.crce OF the k!chnrnd Ehlu:TPr.
T%s Old [ity, then an1 nom-7hs College,
TIE PsniI,uli jeteeen York and James
i..icois.
Caxr PACE, WALIAncEuEG, VA.
June ct, lSGl.
Mcssrs. E!itcrs "A w,rd from Williums
hrrr. | a,n sure, viii be welcome. This an.
ti1u: ,owu-or perhaps should say, 'h's m
ceut cly-ls iuo infinitely associated with
;he old revolution, tno clnsrly identified wish
Flrginiu's first struggle for freedom, to. to BE-
a piace Of In:ertSl in ihiI, The opening OF nno
ther ers of The "times that try ,nrn5 souls. "
In the brave old DAYS Of 'TG. Williamsburg VA,
cpfsp,cuols NJ the theatre Of stirring words
ard exciting scenes. And now, aS then, the
re,osute tramp oil men in arms, aEd the stern,
determined m:'in nf putrois enrolled FOR "Slc
ory OF dca h. inpsrl the True poetic chaEm Ct
chlval,c love CT hbvrty TO thu Old city and IT.
surroundings The College and tho Court
ucusc lave been converted in.o barracks
illustrative, ynu observe, Gf the III unienance
Iy the swrril, Of tho patriotism inculca'e'!. aud
;he laws enforced IN times 81 peace.
In tbs. the tnoSi sTf,.i;Iv struggle Tor IT,"
principles ol Liberty the world has ever Wit
messed, the peninsula between the York river
and the JanicS. seems destined to he again she
zane Of innAt Important acIS IN the bloody
drama rf revolution. AT Bethel, fifteen miles
hc'ow Yorktown, The fast battle, ms You know,
h,s bern iolgn', mid y brilliant victory won.
Ard though lie Richmond Ii lJ~itz.rs arc cntl'
TIED to tue Krst guerdva ami the North Caro-
lirS regiment To- The ste, md for that Gay swork,
there are others who might, also, justly claim
not only passing paragraph "l cotn'nchda'ion
hut a. enduring record Il, tue HISTORIANS hnnd
Anrung ihcSe NAV mention Lieu. Col! " III.
UaDrry Si,,a.., nG Richmond. and Messrs Ro
Der; Il aud sVIn. K. Vaughan, OF llamPtcn.
Int old revolutionary redsuo's Mt Iwkt"vt
are again ia me- Who you'd have thought
~ "ha: dreamer would have dreamed IL
The first revolution c;,tied there God gram
The second may close as gloripu>ly on the Snm.
sacred spot We were lighting i'n liberty !Eei
and We are enlisted IL the sa,Do cause nov
The ISSUE is Il mighty one the pr;S' Il pr:ce
irse-,ur men arr brave-cur "omen nr'
watching with anxious eycs-our cause Is
inst God i, I'll us and our success rs Ger
tain. in haste, yours, QrIiL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
A@H
Maryland.

The Baltimore Exchange" gallant ard
faithful journal that has stood true to lie
faith wlilo the sun" has gone into ecipsc,
and the "Aperican' and "Clipper" have gore
into the arms of the enemy, deeply mourhs
over the new degradation visited upon the city
Of Baltimore; bu. III tho midst Of i:s gloon,
s;naks scme right brave and cheerful words,
AZ fellows:
The people Of Maryland have ut last been
conteli.d to drain to lis bitter dlcgs tie cup
Of humiliation which coHQnerors ever rrers
to lbc lips of a suhjugarcd pe"ple. Their State
WAS 0! ce the vcrS bonctuaIy ni 'rctd"'n-and
nav her liberties ARE nros,raie IN the drst; !;
her rights arc nverihrowr; and her clt'zrie
hnid property and life at the sutIsTance o. the
Northern Icsinns which have swarn~d across
her border. The snlan drums Of the invaders
reverbernte among her hills; their busics may
be heard along the banks Of the Susqurhanna
and Po!omac; their irowning batteries look
down deGan'l y upon her cities. Maryland is
nr,rma,ched. hut she is not co~e'!-hhe is
o7erro9cr,d, but-thank GDl-shs is uncon.
,d,red. Her high spirit is unbr ken. her
fright honor il unsul.ed d-tbcre is life in the
old land yet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
Prom srkansay and ,1isB,u-'.

MEurH... Jliy An express hsS just Ar.
rived i. Little Rock from Fort Smith, bringing
rrws that Missouri is bring oVerrun with Fed"
raj troops.
Illn,is Linco!nites possess the towns OF each
side OF the Missouri river.
Lane ani M1n.sonery are marching for the
Indian countIy.
Springfield Is a led ssith Federal troops, who
intend TO invade Arkansas through Fayette.
vile.
b., McCu!och has issued call for the Ar
kansaus to rend, zyous promptly at Favette-
vile to drive bark The Invaders, ard sustain
The MSsGurians.
Sr. Lor,s, July Mime Of the Missouliaas
who were receIrly engaged in blowing up
bridges with powder, hsve been arres;ed &!
Chillco'ho, and placed in jill.
The Pioneer OTcrlar1 Express line con
,n:ro,4 operations today. The California
Telegraph line IS progressing, and the emisrs
o1 n the Pacific region is heavy.
INDEPENDENCE, July l.-lntelligence has
been received here announcing that 10, 400 Mis-
-rnrians arc encsmped ahont one hundred
miles below this poia,, and are there preparing
fGr sn advance.
ST Loris, July. l.--A. the last ad7lces
Governor jackson was Vi Stockton with ECO!
troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From Orange County.
Correspondence OF the Enquirer.

0RASGe CorKr-HorsE July ,. 1861.
Tie war spiri. has not !e; a',htrd IL on!
good old county We have airead. sent four
or five companies to he field, and another viii
leave in few days fnr the Wise Legion.
The Rev j. g. llidsu, appointed Chaplain
ny President DAYS. leaves 10 morrow 10 ie.
port in person to Gun. Wise Ds g'Hs armed
with bis Billie and few good ho' ks for his
own rsc-sn,pe testamcnts and tracts tor tht
sold eTs-his rife, powder, bali, and Bowie
knife. The latter my be used TO conquer b
peace" and persuade Black Republicans q
good behavior; and the former TO conquer his
Satanic Majesty, aud persuade sinners t" right
eou-neSI.
A few friends accompany Ir. 1lden, ~ho
will jim the WISE Legicn-onc RI them q
young "Ninrod," of nb'ut six feet Sc, VINO is
indeed - mighty hunter"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

New ORLEANS. July 1.-The enemy have
sr:,h the telegraph instruments a: Pas
d'L3utrc the operator at the Southwest Pass
saved most of his Instruments ,Iruy'I :h":
1ad guard over them or ahout q kyur"
The telegraph Office at tie head Of the Capes
was hourly expected to be attacked.
Yesterday morning tho Confederate war
steamer Sumter went 10 sea-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

BALriM ,gE. JIly l.-Slnce tTo c'c'ock this
morning, startling proceedings have occurred.
n:tacnmcEts Of Arti lery and Infantry have
hen posted on Monument SqIare and the
Exchaure P acs, ami in tho Z shlh Ward, Oh
Broadway aud at o:her points. Before day
.uht aii the memorrs Of the Iard Of Police.
eSc.pt the M.,o-, were arrested. II is said
!ha; !hess proceedings w'rc instituted ~ Cen.
5aaks, III Consequences, 81 he rcgtrd=d, "i the
scJrrry Of ail,. against Federal supremacy
n Baltimore.
BALrlMouE. July l.--At Newport News there
were fur h,inGred disabled volunteers dis
charged 10 day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
Washington Army News.

WAsErsGr1S, jaly III c. Fremon; has
been commissioned as regular Major General,
ranking next 10 Gen. McCleliand.
An order has brcu issued to supply the
whole force, on both sdys the Potomac with
extra rs;iorIS fur six DAYS.
Gen. Pat,erson's delay in advancing keeps
everything waiting Il is understood! That the
Govcr.Glrut las decided 10 take bin ou. Of TIC
way, and it is believed tha: = general advance
Will Cc:ur ahuu: the Al Of Jlly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
J.AMEs MIvEss ESTATE, NEGKOEs.

LANES NEHES ESTATE, EGROES.
STOCK, AC., &C., FuR SALE PRIVATELY.
ORPERt for sale Valuable Estate, III the county O.
Buckirgiiaru known by the name OF Monttyidso, tor
NEIL the residence OF Judge Cahe! also thr Negroes
stock &C., every description. The Estate contains Es'
acres sh,c ztU James river fairgrounds OF
the hc.t quality Large crops Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco
are annually uade upon this Estate IL has all the nret
s.ry improvements The negro quarters Arr Nj new, "lt
urck chluies aud psaE Doors THE tobsccn houses art
,utt OF chestnut o. and covered With chestnu sh'hSle
f. has Al Orchard contIping upSards NJ 20T trees Of m
u,os; chvire fru spp-s pears peaches, CHERRIES &C u
SeILwa,crcd and healthy, Hnn has msfnl'icrh' view o
James river mountain scenery ac This Estate Is op 'hr
sc;sie Of james river, having covered bridge scost
a- Yer the James river and kanawht canal aoooi
quarter 0; mile from tte estate bargain may or h"n
oy npprs ton RlchmUnd. Ny ovsrSeer VIA sh"~
's CHAs Y. MoRRlSs,
1S0 Mar street. KiclEloud Ya-
Also For Sale 2va Assc, heavily urbe:rd land II
the sAme county. ,,<,
This land 10 In Its virgin growth, shd lie. s"rs ~ /"
niles from the James river and KaaSs csua IL" ''-s
from Rchmouo and 81 miles from Lynchhurs
Persons Wishing Into he lumber bu,iresa geutraV
get rail road tes hoop-poles VIII 10 ~eiit
e1ampeit.
Nv only rea,ou for Wishing sell the above es;ste, s
ta, other engagements will sliew Ltne '" attend 70
It PARTIES may therefore, rely getting dne property Tor
I. low price, rs ! sm Determined 70 sell.
Apy of me above anus ir hv:dtd 70 suit purchxxers
lhaye also sale fac tarnoH lands DEAR the Guy y
inns os-1 CuAS Y. SGRETsS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
Rrnn1 NnW KArL.

From New YORK.
New Y0RK Jay 1.-The correspondent Q:
ihe ';Jvurnal of Commerce states that it was
generally believed IN Washington city on Sa'-
urlay, that the federal i,rces would advance
IN the Confederate army Sums time during the
first week in July, and would have moved he
fire that lin,e. but Gen Sco.! desired the lnill.
lnry control of R.ltlmore, thereby leaving no
cnrmy III the rear.
The same correspondents. sia;es that five reg
i,nrn,s reached Washington en- Friday night,
which makes s. .010 u the federal capital. that
large f,,cu was advancinc IN Tho support OF
he Slu,herners at Ii4rper's :'.'"rv, that Gen.
Johnson is a. Winchester w'l', 5000 troops,
that Gen. MAgruder has 10 Ct only 600,
and that tic federal troopG e.: within twenty
miles Of him awaiting rein fccmen;s. The
| telegraph, or the cnrrcsponi.,: OF tho "J1ur.
| nal uf Commerce" cunmr.,.ic ties rather queer
intelligence
NEw Yons, Jolly 1.-The 'ity ens*;p column
in ti.c ''rrihuac" his morning, sta'"s that it's
| lnposs:i,fe iur he Federal l"rces to move for
yard uatil abn,lt one thousand wagons arc
| obts;ncti, and that no 6r'',ied DEMONSTRATION
,:an b. made earlier thar he 18th - july.
The Tunes" iadIlges in gossip about the
Speakc.shIp Of the Federal Congress. i'>tates
t:a; ine exciting chances are in favor 'i the
selections CT Grow; in winch gent, Forne..
:ocs over rbaarG, rs b: is .irgins the election Of
| Blair
The Herald" sars that ,he Lincoln Govern
.uvnt does not regard The occupation Of Har-
pc-'s Ferry IA of any consequence, as every
I thi,g Of material value there has been &c
strnycd.
J The journal Of Commerce. states that re-
cent developments ind,cs.e that Gen. Scott in'
lends to make no forward movements into Fr.
gina this summer.
New YosE. July IA most significant or
t:cls is published simultaneously in the Paris
| Patris and Aoni'eu-. 1t evidently foreshad-
,xs the corning recognition Of the Confederate
States Of America. The Emperor Of France
aanounces for himself and other European pow
eIs, ,ha. the Southern CorftGeracy has the
same claim, for its acknowltd ssnen: IS new
kingdom, that Italy had. When il shows that
1t can maintain itself, international! relations
oan he established with It's rulert.
New YORK, July 1.-The Times Of this city
publishes letter from Mr.. Rsssel the CORES
pondcnt of the London Times" in which nc
denies that his correspondence has bsen tam
pered with in the South.
NIw YoRE, July 1.-The cotton market MAS
hrmer tu day with an upwTsd tendency, ano
With sales Of 1910 bales. N:ddiing upiands
@,re quoted at ~. cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

MR. llESRY uAHES.-Inteiiigcnco receir.
I'D yesterday, and which We publish in anoth
.r column, confirms the reported death Of his
galaut oung soldier in the sk!rmisi on Sun
Jay las'. near Alexandria. Though Tie otai'
# Mr.. Ilain,s WAS a highly honorable one, his
loss will thro:v gloom over many friends anc
scqnalntances by Shom he was 30 veil and
laYursb.y known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

Captured THEIR Observation-Disclosures K d.
Minor brought 10 this city, yesterday afternoon,
the bags containing the mails and dispatches
from the Brazil squadron, which came into our
possession hg the capture Of tho brig M1nri-
cello, on Saturday last, by The st. Nicholas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July l.-Mcssrs. Breckenridge
aid Burnett have left for Washington Powell
will also 60.
Three half filled companies have left here and
gone into camp at Silver Creek, n?p.s.te this
clty. in Indiana Their exodus excited m5rr
laughter than indigna:,,a Fh:T 800 .sG
...Il ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

Columbia, as the reader wcll knows, IS the
ca p;,al Of Suu'h Csrolina. During the pen
deEcy Of hostli:ics at Charleston, the Execu'
tive, the Legislature, and the Convention oil
South Carolina ali made the latter city their
hesduusrsers. Governor Pickens has resumed
his headquarters at Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
.rhn E,llnu;nn is Il disnufch from MaShi

Tho following is dispatch from Washing
ton to New Orleans, DAT, d jane 2Sth, 1861:
II is runored that tho C,hinet held n CNnn
ci! and requested General Scott t., take X ch-
mond, il possible, before the assembling oil he
Southern Congress.
Come on, General. yoa will receive b:foTe
your arrival at the Capita! here uarmer sui,
vtatio,. than any that has ever yet greeted
you on your approach to any cherished spot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

Our friend, Surgeon n. B Phillips, late Of
the United States Navy, and Iho resigned his
post there to take position with his native S'a:e
of Virginia, has been appointed to like rank in
ths Confederate Navy. lie has rendered his
first service under his new commission in con-
urcr;nn ,ith the daring company that captured
the ST. Nicholas showing himself as ready tc
take hand in making work for + surgeon AZ
l,c is ski!lrul in attending 70 il afterwards