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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
"Looking ou, for Safe Place to II:de.'


Hooking out for II Safe Place to HIDE"
:. lew days since Lieutenant from GensrGi
Mugrudcr's camp, with three men, went 10
Hampton under Dag Of truce, for the pur.
pose uf exchanging prisoners. Not far from
Grsa. r :tirei, the attention cf the Lieutenant
and his party was arrested by the sigh: OF l"
company Of armed Yankee soldiers running
from tiIem with locomotive speed. IN rhireI
an horseback leading The way. Discerning
the e Of truce. however, the uinresai,! clhcer
on horseback came m u our Lieutenant, iE'ro
c!uccd himself Ms Lieulchan. of a csr:a;o NV
Yrlk regiment, aud added, "not knowing
what you were after, was boxing nut for q
safe place fur my men 10 hide"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
Ordered 10 Virginia, &C.

W"uING7oS, July The Fe,ier#i forces
are ordered TO occupy Fairfax oy the 4.h o!
July.
The Soulherners are running railroad cars
within ten Eiiles of Alexandria.
WASHINGTON, July No Diplomatic mp.
Doa:u.:.s will D. considered untii aI;er the
adjournment Of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From Fortress Monroe.

FrnrsESs apsKor, July 1--we -eg: :mcn.s
sill aI'a;.ce ID New Ml:ke: Br.:iss to NOR
row.
II is raining necessarily.
Cul. Carey Jones, o. Hampton, has bcea AT.
rested in conse9uerce ce "a several letters fcunc
on board the prizo British schooner T7opic
Wind, which duplicates several prominent per
Sens.
This ia the schooner which the British Con
sui st Richmond, in card yesterday narn:-
stated had 'bren RELEASED and given hack t
The c!.ar:e Of the mast=r."l
Fonrnsss MoSaoE, JAY l.-Itis wc..: knowr
here that III ala'k on ;ie Newport Eess was
only prevented, on lus: Fri1ay night, by the
tSsant rains which preTailed during tha;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

The Lewisburg 'Chroniclc" states, upon
the authority Of letters from GarDett's camp,
that Captain Mornau's cavalry company from
(ircenbrier county arc rendering coed service
in that localit7. They have killed several ri
tho enemy in ski,1nisbes, with no other ad'
verse fortune than that OF getting horse
xounded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From Alexandria,

ALEXANDRIA, July l.-T1cre has bsen ano.i
er sk,rmish, in which two Of the F.de:SS, pick.
ets were killed.
ALEXANDRIA. Jn!y l.-Du.ing rccrnt sk;r
mish. q: n trr Federal pickles., Mr. !I-u-y G.
Haines, citizen Of Redmond, Va, was h.isd.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July There are no ap.
parent indications hero CT an advance by TIC
Federal Or tue Confederate t.. crs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

DsvoS CIr, June 25.-A secession force
left their rendezvous. near Cherry Creek, L.
Hay for the purpose Of taking Forts Wise a",'
Garland The force is we'll armed and equipped,
snI much valuable property effects and money
arr in the forts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
From Je1rrs,D City.
ur~ ss .,.t.

Sr iNr:s June 90 the v-rJ G Of the jury
in the CASE of The late firing OF rr.'v, upon the
-..rp.s, a that the ,uting ns c:!izs::s By the
Cuiiyi S.a.es troops vas wi,h>u: prc"oca:iou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

hICHMONU, VIRGINIA..
.l1HlNKFUL for lbErai Encouragement EXTENDED u
US ny our southern friends, have spared no expense
extending facilities HE Increased dcIoAnc
irr ou5 various MANUFACTURERS. In our ~
CAR WA h;HiII DF,PAISTN1 FiN.F.
e have made extensive lnproVeneuS py the addition q
,ur WHEEL FOUNDRY OF building 10 by 20 ieet aud
ne introduction VI tho NEST modern aud Improved Ii.
:hincry.
.ur wheels bored BY se!ieeu:ertcS horizontal Ms
:hlue, xnd are axle ty powerful Hydraulic
Press urnished with n1caLor BY which the force
piled 10 the Wheel Is accurately neasGred
We continue TO Eanrfaeture. from best CHARCOAL
METAL:
Bar Iron Railroad Chs!s; Railroad and ship Spikes
,slrosd Wheels; Truck Bolts and Fi=h Bars Car aao
rruck A1es Bridge and other lUng Bolts; Iron Trucks
Cannon anI o,ecte AL kinds Iron and BrAss Castings
Laooran,ive stationary and Portable Engines Saw
nr. IL ! K ANDERSON kC0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

HAo.ssrowH Mo-. July l.-Tso. Southern
R=guurats. 1t lt:rper'S Ferry, have destroyed
The balance I" ll!e railroad bridge. After doing
they crossed 10 the Maryland side and cap
iurrl many hnstS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

Major Edward Johnson, late Of The United
States army. arrived in this city day CT t~o
Ego cnr tie purpose Of Offering his services to
the Confederate St.tc:; Mi r johnson is y
yrgirian ly birth, and served with much dis
;inct;on daring the war with s,it.!c" for "h'cn
we hsl;=ve he was twice promoted. The South
gladly welcomes such Sons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
yALUAtlLa. PROPERTY FOR SALE

OFFER a desirable p:Antiii,n, 10 tbs keart Of the
c..,tor rrgou sale on easy terms, enhaihns n'h-
hundred and sky acres five hundred an hhy ac eS h
hh sat. OF cultivation With all uecessary mprnY, nenis
eSee!ien; sprr end well water; eobr-nent to tile Mo-
bile and Grard Rail Road. The place Is level and Tor
health End production IS unsurpassed Situated 10 PiHe
county, Alabama -,
viii Sell with the place, desired, al The stock inclu'
ding Twelve 6ae mules corn fodder ard plantation me
g,
Tn plant 10 the oler eates desiring 10 engage In Inc
production OF co,on. This 10 favorable opportunity
For further psrsieulSrs coil tue premises or nd"ress
e. ". JuSES,
Nav In-r8 prroie. Ala.
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Copy. |
tCopy.1
PLANTERS BANS.
,S.Au, June 24th, ISL.
Hon. G. 6. MEMM!SGER,
z, crltarv of Treasury :.

SAyAS.An, June 24th, loGl.
Hon. c. 6. MEMM.SGER,
Secretary Of Treasury:
DEAR Sra AN in receipt this morning Of
YOUR esteemed favor, 2lst instant, and return
NV thanks for the very favorable expression Of
opinion in regard to the course Of this bank. !
beg 10 assure you that everything tha: c"n 5e
done by this bank to !urlhe: the views o. 'si,'
Uoniederacy, will be most cheerIu!y and
promptly done. IF the same policy il pursu
Ell By the other banks which has been adopt
cd for the government of this bank namely,
to give up all ciTcul .tcn and to use Treasury
Notes cxclusively-i an satisfied with the
other resources Of the CUnfcderacy, the Treas
nry Department will be subjected TO 5u: lad"
Inconvenience.
| am very respectfully, yours. Sc-
tSigned) GsoEGE ". ANDERSON
l'tys p 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
ut THE CONfEDER ATE STATES

W.T. TiaE COSFEDER ATE STATES
or AuEKaCA.
W.: { r--.'saed C.iuru , lon-rs undrr the appoint
:: II. sscrr,ar, oi The TrrsruTy OF the Ion'-o'
.,.,c ,merca. arc authorized 10 accept uoscr T.
., -.r -,la,srsr Of ih- loan authorized by act "l
=. :. ,r,,- .-n renru,ry sS ls6l. They iu'ne a,ieu.
= ,,,:al,a ~ presenIins he 'onR-st Induce
-, l.. .l. COUPON, Or rRisierid Is .ubscti6ers
,r bs -. .e. u 80 ny sperIic export duty On cat
r,. IA. eisul rsr cent. Interest. payable hsI'
-. s.,,n,pr.ous a: aUw OPP ned, aud tic Connis
I,r pr .,rd :, aa.ser lLquies.
=, ~ .uao;It! ".sh IN Them. they have appoint
..-.,,--.s., ;ss :is cities and ;osns annexed.
WM Il MACFtELASe,
JAMES LYONS.
whADHAM kOsERTS0a.
JOHN RC iliERsoUkD.
THOS. W. MccAScE-
IoIyvLk.
.. W. sa17. }. Nar,der sni.h.
~. H.7. Tarswsu Taylor.
.>c. ;. s:J-, il
:, .1-ra-. } u. s'laee,
;l-,y, Thomas y Barton.
=. $1,000,
:yv.o-. joseph II. sserrard.
....1s,a, VI. L. Clarke, J.
h-...:-s,
~..-; A.x'nsop, Mtn. g. Grccn,
:s.ts !!a-s'sl, d. ". lAo<l
Prftsssrso.
.E;yaa, Tnotns, Wallace,
:. t-a-,. Thuli.s b. Ghol,op.
..!2., t-4acA,
AiE1lSpiiA.
v.s.- G--.rry, + 5. smith,
>p::: sid, SnGwden,
% :. A,'-eI,
L.ScAscRo
!. ~ s?+e,, v. pssnsy,
:. ..Al-!trr, }. u. NourS
!-a-. A..,r.
eIAhlrsroS.
:. Car, J Y. Mcfarland,
P,:.y.. May s9-c4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

: The Maryland Legislature has taken recess
until the so:h of the present month. That
body Will yet csYer itself with honor. Mark
the prediction ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

The Charleston Courier says: 4 SUBSCRIBE
inform; rs hat .ch Factory will socn be
staetrd IN CT near tbs city, by G:Tnac
c,.z.n who is fully acquainted T:ll lEc pr!.
cess re9u;r.i
s.vs,sl c:!.srs are also contemplating sSis
enter prise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

The loss to the State bc ,hc burning Of the
werk shops At the peuitentary, Monday even
ing. together with the work consumed and the
delay and the difficulty in preparing fer re-
;ewsi OF operations, cannot oe mucn less than
dry thousand dcl!ars-Some have supposed i.
even more. It viii, we fear, ',c some time be-
fore the machinery destroyed can Ue repaired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
RlcuIoyn, july l, 1861.
E{itors Of tie E.;uirsr:

J
GsSrLtNEH IA editorial in yoar paper Of
this ui"rnIns rend:'s i. proper for De 60 say
l. That lny ro:ss upoa the expulsion OF
the d:sloval ,ueIubcrs oi the Convention,
were founded wholly unon my conviction,
earnestly entertained an! c;nphaica'ly acclar
ed, that The irregular mode Of proceeding
ad"pteh, would establish il precedent tending
to wsaken the Safeguards Of private rights, and
the privileges @! Tie Convention itself.
did aot discuss ur weigh the evidence,
in any Ole u! the cases, corl>rsting wholly Of
tho oral declarations Of nt oers in the Con
vcntion ! asked that The testimony might
be reduced to writing and placed On record, ~
an enduring Justification Gl our proceeding;
AMI whru tits was reiil. cd. declined To cotcur
in the action proposed. To place my action
upon g'oInhs wholly in lcpen:ent Of the merits
Of The accused, declared at the lime that
would not agree 70 suci proceedings against
tie Devil himself!
s. argued then, aal maintain now. tha!
IL TINES Z: these, we cannot a!lIrd 10 indulge
even just indignation at tho expense OF p'inCl.
pes declared in our bIli of tights.
The experience Of the Nnrt tlevn Government
wh!ch lnaIk ks It's progress To destruction by the
overthrow, urre after a;iuher, OF tho establish.
el principles 0f free government, sdponishes
US lial i rrvnlG,ioil, III bs worth anythlng,
must carry win il, in all is progr:s<, scru.
pnluus observance Of tho riSnrs Of sll-cyen
OF the most ndi9us.
/, these principles. boldly asserted, render
the unfit ior any Ill 4al position | hold, shall
iid It ras!r, to give up tt62c, l;'an to abandon
my cnnrict:cn'.
Respectfully. y"ur "i't serv'l,
l,u~. ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

SgrRS HssDaED Tu;:<ASo BAEs.-tH>
Moa's,@ ,@:ery Confederation Learns from ii.
most r.ii:bic sa;boritv, that tho people ct
A,.can.a, ::.r,",g:. her Congressional repro
.c7,s,i,,s xii: .;.:!.7crine at least Tc0 0G1 bas
,owsrds the So, o,H 600 loan. AL honor To
re c.tric:s:n ol generous and liberal people.
.io lave tae.i c3unI:y more than g,ld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
The Capture OF the 50. Nicholas.

WAsHlSaloN, July l.-Tne Intelligence ot
the captur. of the S.. N;chn:ss, and the three
vessels, was tel-grsphed to New Orleans from
Baltimore on Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

vT,wCrSr, 4, 81, h,, {, a., cl.,L,. m -. NJ
H., Ci..rt, -, - ~ ,,,,, =, NJ Sn.nnJ o. sha,
of LIN ISsI e'N'' - ''7 S''' " As> ''A' ''S '
" ua,. r,.I,r
As,'nvt :, .,. ow, r,.,, and =. E,. MA, n,
the lat will ard testament Il uodi led Wsid.r dsr.ss-d
and Eu,tnce Tsder, u fendsnts
The c Of thls 1T Is 10 have the dover Of ho p !o
ii IN ,is tsias Of Gnated VALDEZ, drceasen aud her
."I w e"He Va a., ru'sS", P"PeIS 1's"e. aIu
N " ''i nua n'e'it "S,"e eeu n'""S euo Hleu
.HAt he ne'ena'' . 1nHee hiue, ao"se non
sH"e". v! In's o"um NV eanh; no ~ ne.eoy e4uea -
,t '. e uioun W a., 49, 81 uu tu ru".s.o. He' eo Aha
co "A '" 49, -, "'' '"'''eeN ~ '4' Sui-
a WY ,,,i.S Vr,o,,,rn :,
. sGuS o-SSeN % VT =. .....aNn. % w - ..N E.--A
VALUABLE LANDS fON SALE.
ltNHE sehicrihrr ~hts 10 sell four hundred acres OF
land CO 'sininr hls Saw sill trac; about one hundred
mud weuts acres crsred. and the b'l-rc- heavily timber
o, lying Immediately upon HE Reedy Creek road ~ H!rs
9rsluf Abl. .gdou.
Also tiaci. slnlrg hundred acres nd
jni' the aud' OF Richard Suc.us AID The ISd here
in"re sold BY TO lirny C. Gibbons The said hun
Win four oor, never 3r Wafer vi hio Al ya OF ill.,
hca.- Ahou, .c-r are cleared and In good cul iya,va
a," one herar "eres yinE on the SOU >t'e Of ceny
rr. sbcu. Is ,o.r. II shIch srs card Wouldn't
afst year; NJ sooa vel, OF water, At 'h- drh OF "
tee'-hrFe' 'auNoS -SH walled lhere L Sou hcesr up
on rEHvsSon. 'Hs' 49, ,,,,a ..h. ~.
TsRNs-"ne 'hrd eHsh; the balance In Fix and nine
II rnh'. hond Th approved security Will DO required.
hHo "c te Si' DC F'taiueo uu'' tue 'aHI psS u. Ut
Ml.e'
Possession WIN Ne gwen 10 eeeu os me hrs' o. srpcm
'e D. "s efe,esos' .'e u",I Po'a'ie 'he Ioa' CON
iort"b'e ""d III" ehcap-, row In use
torSo"e ueAi'. 'aT,hrF in"'m ,lon can Rauress me
suhse io'r al huG" pohu "nshlnstea e9u3lJ, VI ihe
suot" " 'ne oS"oS'a', A"'eS'on, ~. n
1aLe i-t2ts =. y. oSApL
lstTTL E.FDI GNT-A FINN PIaNTt-
rot stGSUss '''A u" 'A-D DN
,,r,.,.,,. -w, ,,rNnprn ,rn roprv ,cpr,
.i,hin t,,Ivr ms,.s r. thr Mrmnhi, md c C,ri.,to,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
| iCMrtY,on dtnce IF hs Richmond Enquirer
From The Old City OF Williamsburg.
CAMp PAGE. NEAR MMLiAM nuMC |


CAMP PAGE, NEAR WILLIAM nuno
July lst 1861.
.nessrs. E.!iioys ALI Is qret here. Our
dciences a:c excellent onr rvvyrs, in material,
equol to any in tie world ctii FRS sangui7e,
anG, toge her with their men, determined Oh
| victory and liberty, Or dcalh-
Several add,tcuii incidcnis, in connection
with the battle 4. Bethel Church, have been
narrated to lue within ire last lew days
Major Montosur's men us you have probably
learned, wrro much exposed, while hurry.
ine, under ordcIS, from one poiGt OF dan
ger 10 another Tine enemy's cannon shot
H.w over them, thick s1d fast 4 petrarcilal
mule, while clj ying his ease and gnity,
quietly grazing IN u wheat ti-lj, with philo
phc comp ,surr, vas most abruptly and udcIy
d, piivtd ui Gle hell of his head by ore Of
IN sc unwelcJIuc rc-s ;nrerS from the battery
Il the Yu.kees. P.csyune Butler should Or
more c. ns. .derate than 10 deal so harshY with
hm orr f.i.re creatures. Why cid hc kill his
hIo trr ass: TINS u:frtuna,e A:nSman Of
Pea, un aa- w!thlr few r. d. Of M)ntague's
n,e;l y + " r.taaurS here and saddle were
x.! sn,,r, with dust and DIT thrown up bv
he csvny's big balls, rs :h-y plughed into
the busnln Of mother earth" have heard
tho Mai RS CO ,lncss on the occasion was high.
y cn,n..,cIi'ci. Three me.uherS Of the Rich
lInud II wiizrrs, ! understand, who had beer
iat;guci rel! rrt.nh. We're permitted TO rest,
asG tir icarie.e i,il VS. fell a.lrIp in the midst
u' the iLh'. \ yun"c gcntiruran lTnIg + ~
iath Cry courtv, also i 'Ct 5. uud :irs, be.
l3ne.lls to In cavalry Company oil that cnua
ty, being wra:i,d with scvcTc service, and al
l,a ed 70 ,i,$r.ou~t d rest, c"n'ly indulged in
refreshing Siunber, while the bombs and
nulir,s were wI!stling and wh.zz ng over hiaI
Uc. Vaughan VISITED lllIuplpn, | learn, /
few rls;s 40. unGrr a Arg ni ,rucc, ,i.tr
prisoner t, Er e.r;,a scd. Wh.n within iw'.
! or three inrS - Lac I0Tr, he d'Scorered
,r,r.y Of twenty mcE, one r,' united and al il.
,i::iyk T-neat 1uey lurncd into the iirst road
,nstr;ng towards Newport NV: but ut last,
cnstng n s;y look back Warh, they ooserG, d
he 1ig cf lrucr, and halted. The ul"unttd q
man then r:d; up TO DR.. Vaughan, exchlngrd
>uutatiOns, and enqnlTed his nauIc. Balrg
| answered, he give his name IN turn al L.
Becker cf - regiment Of New York. and viii
sweet Gvrara:l accent" sad: Il vas &c
!npkin for a hilce lnr 10 hide" Ia! ha In
Ghe Du chm Ill had some twenty men with
him. Dr. raugha..'s party CO. sisted Of him.
sell, three troopers ard the Yankee prisoner.
o. rhon rai'an; knight Of the lneer saorn!
Dr. Vaughan was ,ao*t courironsly treated
in II .mplon, hnI since Then, am til, the
uc:,ico ( his beautiful RESIDENCE has been dc
moli,hrd h. the Tan4als. DE-. V. has sufIere"
severely from the war--S wife and little chill
ircn driven from ,hrr happy homr; but his
enthusiasm in this glorious cause OF the Scu'f
Is unab,tteL lie has rendered, and is sti!
rendrr'ns noble service.
Yuu,s, in haste, Scc1HaoS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
Brilliant phenomenon La tho zIoarcns.

Brilliant Phenomenon La tho Heavens.
Last evening magnificent comet burs; into
sight; unhrralded md unexpected. Save
star gazer who thought he discovered it on
Monday night, no one saw il until he aaw it in
its grandeur. During the earlier twilight
yesterday evening, its train was indeed but "A
few degrees In length; but when night set in,
it almost spanned the heavens, reachins be.
yond the zenith.
The comet appeared little north Of west
and about thirty degrees above the hcriz a.
rs train was rrmai kably brilliant for a50ut
ten degrees from the body Of the Genet; for
which distance also the appearance WAS that
Of an ndistinct bifurcatIon or forkcd tail. The
whole length covered about eighty degrees o.!
the heavens This would Indicate IN actual
length Of about 40 millions Of miles for the
length Of the comets tail. if we suppose it 10
DO at distance equal to that OF thesun, and at
right angles to the line Of vsiou. II tho posi-
lion be otherwise, tho above cures must bc
increased Whence clmc this grand and Pc
cular," we will not say gloomy" visitor, and
what is its name and orbi' the astronomers
must inform us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

P,Iu Ofr-The Norfolk "Argus g Tues
day, Gays: TIE Confederate S'a;ea' troops
we're pad Of yesterday"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

JEFFERSON CiTY, June e9.-Att'rneY iiener-
al Mott declined TO take oath and is hell ris-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

MARlrAi--Sixteta marriage licensca we're
granted ~ til. Hastings Court during the
a,on,!l Of .lune--lhc us,ai number for this
season Of tie year; which proves that the
lar:;us chsnccs Cor muLrInony are not !essenra
~ Institutes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

The su'jnined correspondence exhibits 50
comnendable a spirit in our sister State Of Gonr-
sa !bat We gladly insert it i'll our columns for
the imitation Of our banks and the grateful ac
acknowledgement Of all loving their couatry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04


CONFEDERATE STATES or AIEEIcA,
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. June 2S:h. 1861.
lis Exc:lency. JEFFERSON DAVIS
President Confederate States:
SIR-I ask leave to bring to your notice the
enclosed letter rom the President ne the Plan
trr,' Bank Of Savannah, TT Mist CT the
hanks Throughout our country. have ll5eraIly
contributed to the ati oi the Govcrnrn"nt,-
unong them, the Planters Bunk Of Savannah
mas already donc IFS fall share in every p1rtlc
nilr The generous pr"p1saI, theret3re, ot thl,
last letter, to surrender Tive whole yield nf lis
circulation to the Treasury y 'tes Of The e "
ernmcnt, exhibits so ssli:>arrs shcing spirit al
PATRIOTISM that consiGcr il Il proper rnat'rr It.
repnr, specially to your Ex:ceacy.
Oi course il viii be the Iuty Of this Depart;
.ncnt, sa to shap. It's course, as 10 produce the
least possible injury 10 lhnSc who are influenced
ny motives 50 pure and elevated, and it IS not
expected that we shall require any such sacri.
ice as ttns winch is tend :r"d. Bus the parties
making the tender. are not the less entitled I"
the respect and grateful acknowledgements 81
every c!iz,n Of our Cnnledrracy.
With much respect, your o5edlrnt servant,
(Sirn-d) T.. c. MEHMISGEK
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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-~AeiIE STATkS OF .AM-nIGA,
TIE .eUKY pEpAaThfEr,

TRE .eUKY DEPAaThfEr,
E-t., kcuuus, June III q, ls6l.
AIS XII ne :. c.,y-o. In CONFORMITY with the
"''sr'l t,r :le purchsS- Of h k"> ds Of the
;!.s,, %.' q earinR .nbu~l iotsrtu at pr cent.
): :: =" !i.al with INT proceed VI ssixs Of raw
t.. "AaL: -, ,d rr ie!ss
Z, lin, ., cts n quar:ity to bs delivered,
-, r'' p'-:' ~ &c nrsy, sud the sAetor or Wa o
r.. - III s;re I..s.ry Is to he made. The pro.
s., ~ ~ Uil's Of 'Eac"spEe, or o'her
:, ode. !, t.". u:.,nt raIus, In coln or Ia fr.a,-
- r1'-'' r.. =. dressed 20 the Secretary nf The
h,:: e'4 H. .het .i,g'y or 10 Ilss. embracing
::s..ss'l G! G. NEyM1NGFR.
n. seererary Of the fr.Asury.
LING p1pT'.s Ar 10 CENTS PER
y - S'-' -. Hn%uoLPH. .1I9i, Mntn Street, has
~-:a =" = -f iuis pAvur Alto c. nt1, and The
si. - q...r. ctIl oh hand Large lot Of cid
- -s;,;,s t-ek.. ~:isL ara ahsIsd 70 The sold er,
|"h Jens ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04
3Is.SGa!kl DS,
ERAS1 S. ROW MIR EE,
....r t.sr LGEAT ATTQRSkY Al, Ia y

ERASl Us 5. KU " \ K e,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND ATToRNtY AT LAW,
HERNi7A AiSSUURL,
WILL Luy aud s-li Real Esiaie 90 commission enter
Lands advsutagcousy, ami pay ta>rs to auy psrs oi
3lIsSUu l. :. ,,-, ..,,,
xu uI.o thoroughly prepared, ny a trtmae acquaint
anc b tsr real estate Msnuil 10 iupart rel able p-
10, nation 10 regard the locality and fertility {" NIL the
x.nt lands In this State subject 10 ro.ry, al tx
nts rs cents 30 cents. ~, +,2a aud !z'o per acre
. .t, rr .l,i by careful. Investigation 10 furnish sAls
Trory relation to the piice, l"cail"o a"d
G;y OF The pryuts estate In say roulty or eonn
ties oG Missouri. =, an
order, for general Information 10 regard TO lands 10 HI
-, dir-.t coun-s Of the State will receive prompt at
nnvmr,, II 1ak., or iuioruauD iu rslaIou olcrrt",
81 ~ for every county. ,,n,
A. an Attorney will prorps collections ana sueoo
sivrn II r.onT-d ERasYUs S. ROW NrREE
ADritp '.-.-.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

TnE Tgx,s RAHGERs This fin. c3rnpany O.
soldiers urdcr Capt. Rosser. was mustered into
-ery:cc Yesterday Az they rode down cur
streets, with black llag on which wa1 en-,
-ravcd 4 sku'l with cross bones. they attracted
,nuch attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

PAISrrL AcciDEST.-A member OF the Con-
f-ders!e Grnys, Capt. Nash's Company, from
g,chmond, fell from the guard houss NiDdo*
20 the ground, Il distance Of ii to l5 feet, and
sas picked up insensble DR.. Wilson was
early called to his relief, and he was removed
10 the hospital. This occurred early, this
morning snd at II o'clock VIZ learn he IS
much relieved, aud is doing we'll Norfolk
Day Boek ef July J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-04

Fl,Ea,- Gun powuel Tca-the 6n 9. quny iTror'ea' POI
Z Por stle ty -. 90 sELDEN "'hnin.
Juu. 20 Corner i4l and Cary strre's.,
A LtOslUL AND tsCNNthtrFiGl ts GlE.-A
II fresh supply now la ntore aud l. r ,sa,e Nv
J W. PETERSON &C D.. DrrgRlsH,
lane I'll -.sy -y-r -. q 155 Main atreet J
= salt sult aLlr ~. pa = Ing meat or nh yor sale by
inc si EDMOND, DAVENPORT Gu.
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,,., SIiOCkOE .u1La.
!' i!HUNU ulUUSD PLASTER.

| 'i' i!HUNU uhUUND PLASTER.
l " a., p!r"s;.a 10 ,lppiy any demand for
y, t.' FEEsU GROUND, To- the Fall crops.
-, " Lr'E; Is isrg- .riertcd from tho puresi
> s.a..' IL sriss.r. or Lr,r -
~ h- '=av'iy ,Lsr1as.d patronage, the repu
~, ~ ''.hd aha. ue fully sus.aIoed for runirr aud
>a..''".fAf0S IOuN b. CLAftORSE
tlthrs Nh II y~a
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THE Volt 1t s "a 4 y l. Al AND

= D. MuDEAkMUs Dx. }. x. McuEAhMUS,
La Inspector balesaan OF AppouAuor
=: SlocSoe Warehouse.
=. y. Il Z. TX. MrDEARMOS,
q ESEHAL COMMisSIUE MERCHANTs for the sale Of
" Tobacco, Wheat, Corr, Flour, &c.
OrfIcs In boekoe slip, doc. entrance TO new To-
oacco Exchange Richmond. Va. Jan S2--ctf