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abundance. The Salt cen be shipped at I'll times %
Chsrlse:on and SavsLnsh at very ISo -stes. Ttsn h.
perhaps, no Place In the world where sa coud be made
more chesply.
III can get practicsl man, who undeis abds tie
business you'd furnish the necessary capital 10 esab
lish Belt wo r.
Will you sse notice the above facts, 10 order 10
bring who wish's 70 90 into he basIness.
Let them call you and then you can give them my
address, at this place, they can come here add oo
ne. rst
IL Ia necessary that Il she ud be attended 70 1t once,
Il attracting much attention from The few vhs how
Of lie existence. The supply Is ineIhsustibls.
THE address Of the writer Will be gwen % proIs sp-
pllcltion.-EDs CouREs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
THE FEDERAL BLOCK ADE-PROSPECTs OF A
NAVAL WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THl
UNITED STATES


We have been enabled to trace and define the report
referred to in yesterdays paper, with respect to the
breaking Of the blockade BY the ngress Of the Brish
ship Alliance.
The investigation made Of the report yesterday va.
very much baied, but at last, resulted in coLhrma
ton which consider satisfactory Of all It's iin points
Of intelligence The Government had beard nothing, 10
an official way Of the ingress of the Alliance but the
report Of had reached member Of Congress from the
Sheriff Of the county the coast whe the vessel had
run the blockade. We make this statement a. II has
reached Richmond flom this source which Is recommend
ed 10 US as entitled TO credit
PS-Since the ab0ye ives written, the information
given by about the running Of the blockade has been
fully confirmed by dispatches received at the War De-
partment not until last evening" The captain Of the
Alliance 10 expected 10 reach Redmond to day. Her
cargo will be offered for sale 10 the Government From
what We can learn of IT, it il Of the most valuable de-
scrpor. Beside an assortment Of general articles and
Of arms, perhaps Il consists Of $4,000 per.
cussion caps large quantities Of medicines quicksilver
pigron sheetron TIN plate several thousand dozen Of
spoolcotton, &e -Brdminsr.
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Tn. Inner Potomac.

The LOudOun Democratic Mirror of the 2sth says quite
an animated firing has been kept up during the last few
days between party Of Northern troops on the Mary
land side of the river Whites ford some four mles
from Leesburg, and detachment Of Southern boys on
this side Shields battery Of Richmond Howitzsr ha,
been doing good execution in PLAYING upon the orhcs
tons Of the snemy-what damage has been done 10 the
HssslAn soldiers, Is matter Of conjecture.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
IudIcInI IIectlon.

Upon information believed to be accurate report.
ed in late issue the reelection Of Judge Gimer in the
P,tsylvana district The Lynchburg Virgini, nearer
to the district and of later issue, says:
Col G. A. wingfsld, Of Bedford has been elected
JaSa,, of the 4th Judicial District. Hon. George H.
Cilmer, the late Incumbent not candidate, though
voted ior
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ola Augusta Once Moro.

new regiment raised in this noble old county will be
commanded by the following officers
John Il. BldwiD, Colonel; N. G. Harman, Lieut..
Colonel John Ross, Major.
haor x. G. Hartman, heretofore Says the Spectator
eommandant at this post well as Qlarermaster bav.
ing been appointed Lieut.. COlOne Lieut. Colonel Clarke,
of Georgia has been appointed commandant Of this post
aud Henderson NJ Bell of this place has been appointed
Otartermaster
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R.d6ori Canntx.

The Lynchburg Virg'nian of yesterday says;
Old Bedford sent two more fnsloekng companies here
yesterday-the Piedmont Battery, commanded by Capt.
Alex Jordan and the Stanton Yeomsnry, Capt Board.
Captain Chdreys company arrived the evening before,
but we did not it, There three more companies
coming from Bedford which will make seventeen in all
from The gallant old county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

NICHOLAS Co, Aug 2Sd, 1861.
AZ have been constantly moving since my last letter
aud have crossed Gley river aud occupied the import
ant position recently held by the enemy.
ave lave had some skirmishing upon our pickles on
our march, but not amounting 10 much We had 'niee
men wounded in Captain Buchanan's company. Our
scouts killed and wounded twenty thirty Of the enc
NV and took prisoners every day.
I'VE expecting now, in a few days, TO make some
decisive movement against General Cox 10 the k,nawha
Valley Up to this time my Advance has been extreme
Is prosperous and hope beneficial 10 the public ser
vice II can succeed Ia driving the Yankees from the
K,Dawha Valley, will have done some essential service
to the State"
Ius postscript the General adds 1--WE captured tie
cpemy's mail"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

WISE VoLuSrkER TRoer.-We have tleady mention.
ed that Capt, John s. Langhorpe had been promoted to
the msjory Of Radfords Regiment At an election BY
the company consequent this pronoton held on Tues.
day last the following officers we're chosen.
Chas. NJ. Plickford Captain. Z.
Abraham d. Warwick, LIST Lieutenant.
wm H. S,rA,ton, aud do. rl
Van r. Otsy, ssd do. ~
Ltnohklrrn Rsn1lIiiaan.
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roCORRHspoSDuSCs.

a. RAig."
At.s rssa 90 eeta sttss Of ts payer sOi NJ - pGsA
sd ls = rs Of bag srafsaJ ou0Af O. % tno,ca Z,
ana to ia 10 dspdrtt t-Ot Obtft-y aa.isss ~ eel
~ si9hf hses ore cAtrgef cr dduertissBasaL.
eg We oIRaot satsrate -s,a-n rsistef
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pI.,s,i,au,a aud her Neigh bors.

Major T.. +. Keen, of the House Of Delegates, has
raised battalion Of companies In the prolific re.
gion Of Psyvania aud will soon present them TO be
mustered into the service From the way soldiers spring
into existence in that quarter one might suppose there
was plsnt-bed of dragons teeth somewhere on the
banks of the Dan All honor to the Tobacco-psnters,
and to the gallant leader Of this reinforcement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
PREMiUI BIT.

~ TIERS 10 conceded 10 be tie delicious, whole.
some and efsetla tonic the World ufed by every
lily In VHaIi solely fer thh climate and should b
found In the house every southern Family for al d.
Of the stomach and bowels 1sy fall 70 make vsa
rsc1 Of Dvasr, Hsryous Headache A With pain 10 The
stomach bowels tsy give Immediate reef dsordssd
vsrs .ad In weak tnd dstii.ted persons they vim five .i
energy the whole sy< Tsy only leed tA give them
precedence all other Hss Thee biien be had of
hsssp GRAY, PURCELL, LAID co, and b. ell promnsli
Drusgsa In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia
North Carolina Also. By @ sforr o.. wslhagion Oily, v.
O.; CANDY GILPIN 90, Baltimore; A FAHNEsfoCK Co.,
- 0rders nled By addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor,
s-dks KlshuoId Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

GD. scorr TAKgs rHk 0ArH.-lt Is reported that Gen
Scott took the oath louder and out Of larger glass thar
ever on receiving the news from Missouri
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Lynehburg R.pusi;saa.

D@REUOVAL. have removed nas
49, cbse TO ne nsiu srevs, uadsr the
Of the vgn. Fire and hAiae Insurance conpAsy,
saSt-s, ~ ' aoDpIN kPPERs0N.
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OFPICR OF X. II. maURY & 60.
g PIX Ks.-wrouyht Spikes, for sale BY
- aust EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


UyHR Annual will the 1T
l. MONDAY In HoSembv 1861, and continue until tse Let Of
aarch ensuing
OHARLEs sell GIBSON N D. Professor Of Surgery
DAVID TUCKER, d, Professor q Theory and Practice
Of Medicine
BEVERLY wELLE0RD, NJ D. Professor Ct aA,sra Medica
and Therapeutics
A L PErIC0LAs, N D, Professor Of ADatonT
JOYNb8, D. o. institutes Ct Med cine &c.
JAMES II CONWAY NJ D, Professor Of Obstetrics, &c.
JAMES y bcoAW, NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry
MARION HOWARD, 81 ID. Demonsrltor OF AnAt- my
Undsr liberal appropriation Of the stat. Legislature. the
Instruction have been greatly impr'yed Large and val
additions made the Anatomical Museum al
AppArstis New have hssn added 70 the
every No splta
cd best plan has for moas Successful ops.
ration The Clinical Advantages afforded BY Rchmon during the
eonuLusnce Of NE esent vll be In valuable.
Two Pxes Of 6y dollars each offered msher OF the
Glass ns for th best pertain
Theory xctice OF Medicine Secondly the best
Essay OF any jtct Of Surgery obst.tries.
Poielsor tlS Dsmousraor Of Anatomy tig
Naturalization q; Graduation e25
Yor further information, copy Of the eatsloga. address
LIZ J9YaKs, MD,
auSO-d2svfvkess Dean Of the Faculty.
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PUBLIC DEBT.

COUP0Ns upon Confederate loan issued
~ 10 citizen, and corporations Of the State Of Virginia. fer
tere payable LIST september erung Will be pad on peset
msnt Il the office Of the Treasurer @ hLaokk,
aus 81 Treasurer o. n A.
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x,,.,, v,,,u,,, Or u.se,, CORPUS.

The New York Herald desires tbe Administration 70
proclaim martial law in that city, to put an end to the
effort being made to embaass the loyalty Of our New
York; eitzans and sodiery, and the action OF the Az
mlnstradon, by all kinds Of pettifoggirg aotor BY ws
OF habess corpus, attachments, irjuuoons, and just
such anuoysnces led to serious disturbances few
weeks ago in St. Louis and Baltimore The writ CT ha-
buas corpus pettiioegiug annoyance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31
From the Abingdon vlrsln!an Of yesterday.
aC.xr G.uLrr. xrAn sosrRsvLLr,

We have been kindly permitted TO have the following
extract of letter to Mrs Floyd from General Flo I'D
dated:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-31

~ On nsxt Lords Day morning. Isl Sept, S a II oeioek
iunsrsl dscsare oeeazioned By he dssh me 0dARLI,
wife Of Jsssr, will Be preached sterses sse.s ~
list Church. In this city ~"
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SUNIOSs, Zk1N

growing Into the leah, Otherwise diseased sud AL other
"a Of the feet eradstri wthcs the slightest
palm the ieas Lndrsnce Owing inmsdte
and comfort By method tnr " rent from ali other eyen
sesstihe) prseusins chlropodsis
Notice DR. sCHULTZ respectfully informs hiI patrons th
city and also the sdes and gent 'ooun
ns wishing his kal seryiee that he
only consulted from "a N. to NJ daily, bis IN
L. by special appointment RtEsnke only for short tine
loneer
cbs.rve-omee HOTEL Wall street; ST.
ChsrIes Al3l-2ts
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AELIGIOtS NOEACE -hey ".
~ DoGGrrr wni preach q Clay street
Cnurch tomorrow, At II o'clock, md oeost n .esl
GnHAn's MILITARY "A"'aI.
WEST L JOHNSTON %,
AA'' nov COL WILLIAM aLHAxs
MANUAL FOR voLUNrEERs
MILITIASV
oY THg
CONFEDERATE STAINS.
COMPRISING;
c.S.IS. He'd aisil.ry
Arms and Ammun.tIos;
sshSeis e hs Solder
T'so's,, Troop an. md 8! seuss ..;..,,
Light ARTILLERY r.e,ie.;
Honos Paid BY troops; ~
Duties Of CAPITALIST
Duties 10 Damp and Garrison; -
The san; BATTLES ~
oosrtM.rtsls,
Price q %; By hanBl go
iLso EroNnr LVnsatD: z.
Instruction. for ND ary extracted f'' u h,n, hsDSs
The Troopers Manual by col Lueias Dsns new etitiSa
Map Of the Sea. Of War in rui.rs Virginia; s. cts
Map OF tia ooafsderate States; 90 els
Baen.t rIsrise aud strusnes Dhn BY COL Nt6n carr,
The Vssasse. This boz. should b. In til. na,
Hsrd-s rAeues volumes the only onplste edition N
plates, % 90; In paper covers . vols, o.
TIE school OF the GudeI Soldier Iasttsd
The Volunteer Manual; o. 30
Rot erts Hard Book Of Arilsry; 70 cts
Buetho Infan ry Camp Duty; 81 eta
BuckholtIs Belsnee Of War; IS eta
hahsai Outpost Duty; u
The Map Of virginia; IS cts
Inssrueaonsn Heavy Arnery-very sssrc. 81
ARMY RkGULATIoN1
Adopted for the Confederate acsoIJsnce
with late acts Of Congress- (pabhed by Auort) containing
Articles Of War; ard revised edition; o.
n Persons remns 10 the marked RI Of either Of tbs
GhAnb MANUAL Will ses them free Of postage
or freight
Address orders 70 WEST 4 J0HSsroa,
Publ hers and BookI,leii
aust las Main T., Riet noud, Va
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New StyIe Army Camp Bedstead.

An matny large supply Of the sbov- s,cle, which
be used eer bed seat and he folded 10 seth
small compass that be sasy carried under the On
army and othsn respectfully Invited call and
examine hsn- A>o have hand number Of Damp Stools
and cotA.r C HOWE,
Governor q, between Main ard Franklin and
mys l9th st., between Main and Franklin, op Cap sgr.
DONE DUsT.-ss tan, superior Bone Dasi Tor sac By
ID PET RsoN co,
ant0 Drussisis, -, Main street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE Rev u.
q DoGGErr vf preach u Clay street. n L
Cnurch tomorrow, At II o'clock and ocosf, ~ arsl
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
The Cherokee Indians.

The Raleigh State Journal, of Wednes.
day, says: Col. W. Fl. Thomas, Senator
from Jackson, has at the service Of the
State one of the most remarkable bodies Of
men in the country. 1t is company OF
200 Cherokee Indians, organized for battle,
styled the "Junaluke Zuaves." 1t appears
that Col. Thomas, who is the business agent
of the Cherokees, lately called council Of
the Indians, and explained to them the
condition of the country. The chiefs dis.
cussed the matter, and said, after coDsulta-
tion, that although they did not understand
the national difficulty, they did know North
Carolina, and would stand by her. They
were ready for any position in her defence.
This is most remarkable. Out Of nation
of some 1900, they muster two hundred
warriors for the defence of North Carolina.
The Cherokees are expert riaemen. They
know nothing of military tactics, but show
them their work, and then they have only
to be told when to cease fighting. They
fight in their own way, and every man for
himself. The "Zuaves" are ready at mo-
ment's notice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
LATEST NEWS.
A Reported ENGAGEMENT.

ANNAPOLIS, May ll.-About twenty
shots were exchanged last night between
the Confederate or secession soldiers and
the picket guard at Camp Butler.
The Baltimore train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was stopped by Virginia
troops ten miles west of Frederick, Mary
land, and examined. The same thing will
be done to every western train hereafter
Four hundred Virginians are strongly pos.
ted for the purpose.
A train of western cars, with lot Of
horses and one hundred beef cattle, bound
to Baltimore, was captured at Harper's
Ferry.
LOUISVILLE, May ia battalion of
Louisiana troops left Richmond on the 9th,
on secret service.
Alexandria was occupied by 1000 Sc.
cession troops.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
SO so. Molasses.-Cuba, 40; N. O., 55
az 60. Sugar, Brown, 81 @ 10; Clari-
fed, III @ 124; Crushed, l33 @ IA.
DAMON.
Stewards Instructions.

Seward, in his instruction to Dayton,
Minister to France, says:
"The insurgents have Instituted revolu-
tion, with open, fragrant, deadly war, to
compel the United States to acquiesce in
the dlsmemberment of the Union. The
United States have accepted this civil war
as an inevitable necessity. The constitu'
tional remedies for all the complaints of
the insurgents are still open to them, and
will remain so; but, on the other hand, the
land and naval forces of the Union have
been put into activity to restore the Fede-
raj authority and to save the Union from
danger"
"You cannot be too decided or too ex-
plicit in making known to the French Gov
ernment that there is not now, nor has
there been, nor will there be, the least idea
existing in this Government, of suffering a
dissolution of this Union to take place in
any way whatever. ."-Mercu'y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14

THEREAL STRENGTH OF THE U. STATES
NAvY.-We find in the Scientific Ameri-
can an analysis, so to speak, Of the U. S.
Navy, with the following conclusion as to
its effective strength-which is lessened by
the loss of the best vessel in it, save the
Niagara. We refer to the Merrimac:
The navy, upon which the Union must
rely to represent it to foreign nations, if it
were required to do so Immediately, consists
of seven screw frigates, five screw sloops,
four side.wheel sloops and eight gun sloops,
making total of but twenty-four vessels,
carrying 3S6 guns. This is absolutely the
entire national fleet of the United States,
and no other statement Of the case can make
it greater. With few exceptions, they are,
however, fine ships.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
Revenue Laws Suspended.

We notice by an advertisement in the
Sumter Watchman, from the general su-
perintendent of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, that the revenue laws Of
the Confederate States have been suspended
in favor of Virginia and North Carolina
The Watchman also says that Mr.. James
D. Graham, collector of revenue at Mich
ols' station, at the line between North and
South Carolina, has received orders to sus-
pend all duties upon goods from the States
of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina.
Guardian.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
A Virginia Traitor.

1t has come to light that Carlile, rank
submission member Of the Virginia Conven-
tion, is traitor and spy. 1t is known
that he was the first to leave Richmond af-
ter the passage of the Secession Ordinance,
and although the members of the Conven-
ton were sworn to secrecy, yet Carlile spent
whole day in Washington, and was, We
are told, closeted with Lincoln's Cabinet.
That night, when Carlile passed Harper's
Ferry, the Armory buildings were in flames
by the order of Lincoln. The question is,
how did Lincoln know of the passage Of the
Secession Ordinance so as to telegraph to
Harper's Ferry to destroy the buildings aud
arms to prevent them from being captured ?
Further it, appears, and two witnesses GER
tify to the fact, that he has been in corres-
pondence with Lincoln's Cabinet, and that
they had read a communication to him
from Cameron, Secretary of War, promising
troops to sustain the Union men of North
western Virginia in dividing that State.
1t is reported that Carlile has been forced
to fly to prevent arrest for treason. There
ought to be little time between the arrest
and summary execution of such a villain
Columbia Guardian.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14

ng Some days since, aregiment Of Ken.
tncky volunteers for the Confederate Army,
was mobbed in passing through Lexington,
in that State. Recently the tables have
been turned, and it has been found impos-
sible to hold Union meeting in Lexing-
ton, over which the Confederate flag floats
at all points. The war feeling is increasing
daily and hourly in Kentucky, and it ap-
pears almost certain that Kentucky must
join the Southern Confederacy in opposing
the aggresions of Lincoln.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14

The Legislature of North Carolina has
passed bill authorizing the Governor to
raise an army of 1O,OO0 volunteers. A
stay.law has also been passed. ''''''''.The
Firemen Zouaves, of New York, under
command of Col. Ellsworth, broke into sew
eral houses in Washington, on Friday
night, for the purpose of obtaining food
They wanted more than was apportioned to
them, and took it by the power Of might.
....Several riotous soldiers were shot
in Washington on Saturday by the police.
The occurrence has greatly incensed the
brutal soldiery, and there are fears of an
outbreak .......'.It is said Louis Napoleon
has invented a new musket, which will
carry ball three thousand yards, and
pierce the thickest obstacles; its barrel is
said to be very short and the stock very
thick. -.........Advices from Washington
represent terrible state of affairs. Houses
are broken open and pillaged by the SOL
diers; females are insulted on the streets
and in their own houses; innocent citizens
are treated with brutality on the merest
pretext Of suspicion. The soldiers are rep
resented as drunken, thieving, ungovern-
able mob. .'.....'.A company is being Or
ganized in Selma Ala, for the purpose Of
manufacturing arms. A capital of $780,
900 is proposed as basis for the operations
of the company. .......'"Two sisters.in.law
of President Lincoln, residents of Selma,
Alabama, have presented Confederate
flag to the Selma Cadets. '''.'''''Some of
the Northern journals give currency to a
report that John Browns son is enlisting
negroes for the war. '....''''A letter from
a we'll informed man in Missouri expresses
the confident opinion that that State will be
with the South in very short time. '''''''
The Washington Light Infantry of Char
lesion, have rendered their services to the
Confederate States. The Palmetto Guard
started for Richmond on Wednesday night.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
TRAGIC AFFAIR AT PARIS, TENNESSEE.

TRAGIC AFFAIR AT PARIS, TENNESSEE
The Memphis Aralanche learns through
gentleman who arrived from Paris, Ten
nessee, that the Hon. Emerson Etheridgc
went to that place with the intention of de.
livering speech. He was - at the edge
of the town by a committee of gentlemen,
who told him he could not speak in Paris.
Etheridge entered the place, however, and
difficulty ensued, during which one Of
his friends was instantly killed and anoth'
er fatally wounded, and has since died.
The informant could not give the names Of
the parties. Etheridge did not speak.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SEIzED.-We
learn that the authorities at Napoleon took
possession, on Monday, of the stern-wheel
steamboat Hetty Gilmore, another boat
owned in Cincinnati. They are also on the
lookout for the Monarch, which is seve-
raj weeks behind time. They are deter.
mined to "hold and possess" all steamboats,
owned in Cincinnati, at least till the arms
and ammunition belonging to Arkansas are
delivered up. They now hold the steam.
ers Mars, Ohio Belle and Hetty Gilmore
the two last at Napoleon, and the Mars at
Helena.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
Columbia Market.

NAY Io'
Cotton. The sales this week amount to
10 bales with an improvement in prices
from lastw WEI quote extremes S@llc:
Flour.-Prices still show a further ad-
vance on last week. We quote $44@s44
per aack of SO lbs. Extra family s42.
Corm.-There has been slight advance
in this article. We quote sl.10@s1.15
per bushel of 56fbs. in bulk.
Bacon.-Country new (hog round) Is
@16c. Western sides 1S@2Oc.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14

TROOPS Troops Two thousand three
hundred Southern troops left our city this
morning for the seat of war. Kentucky
sends gallant band. These troops will
give good account of themselves in the
day of battle. "No Hessian bands and
druken rowdies," but the flower of South
ern chivalry. They fight for liberty, and
not as mercenaries. Four thousand more,
We understand, will pass through the city
o.night.-Chaaanooga (Tsnm.) Adverti-
ser, Mag 2.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-05-14
sacola. There were two deaths on Sat-

Pensacola. There were two deaths on Sat.
urday among the troops very Unexpectedly,
one of the young men falling dead in the
ranks whilst on parade. There is but little
or no sickness prevalent amongst the sol.
diers. Many persons residing in Pensaco-
Ia are becoming alarmed lest the city should
be attacked by Lincoln's forces, and are
moving their families into the country
Gen. Bragg, it is stated, has caused a num-
Der Of vessels to be sunk in the harbor, so
as to prevent the approach to the fleet off
the harbor.-jNontgomery advertiser, 7h
inst