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s>-S-a UrIIs. Vi - J. b. -. /: Id,
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81 iui, !rIe. we'd !. L.. UrIcJ
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ASfyGM .a,islS x..,n'kEp, ,F
H2 II, N.SoJN, Of "alelsu s.n;:, - u
-lo.-. ~ VII was .o--GS- Ils Ia. - ~, -
Aly Fe usS..a ItGgs VI siu, VA oJ.!s. L..
We b. irR'l 30 -. !ltJT--~-io ~ { La Ilnse.
l.yI-ls JJuS -. lERKlkSyS
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AEu% S.YIS JAZZ,

i3TAs COMMIT To rAg J,tL or III CorNTY,
w RL>~K Boy su,pcssI TO be ~ Away Lat .
zee on Ia boy nut Feet !, inche hisa
Wy ta:. msla:to I'll lips anj .ho.s u,s ts.ta ru,
"a ;alS!u5 lie l. oks 10 b. shoit 81 Of age Any
P-r o. CAL! !ruEa iptou, eaa have N
b! ng property sd p.yiEg ~ cxpeases be will
dehG z.th IS she law dirsos PETERI3 ok
Juy e--Gy JsIl,- az 2 Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
700 ACitsis or LAND FOR SALE IN
GRANGE COUNTY, ". q.

.tlK TnsrE praytm-nts OF all kinds excellent wa-
a ID l,,a+ vol ads ed 10 &fasI, Cuver trim
sd T ,co within iva miles Of isrge Wo Essory.
a.d Srvc fniies o. Lurilu. Depot on Frrih GarohL.
Iep, niit Dad. ad-sest At The Dispaoh moe
jas T-iis J. Z. B cay.
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V,Il:II.s ;-''s.r.s ,ss.- t,o..--.,rL

;.:o tES=. -aCf. lH&, ..Ei HB" tthb
= ~ tH7 siEST%h fGLM.--t 80 -,
E,:tIriog ir pISSt- c-l,,S.t .s .-"d Al
-cE aEC 1Jg sSLisaoe of f!.lo- S.f'" nsoit 's'
ests InvehSso. IL h oaii-d lks "tsfaL.cA '''"A.'
7"'2E Snt tra ia7sn;sd ~n: Ja.,ntsd ~ = y " ':'
las. o: S..h!ou, IA .AtsrySJy. ri ~, '"1 " s'T
~ ~ S;o .m'" stu. u, .jveriL.j o. ;.oL 2'- Y
s,ftuunls, c' .is NestsIn tuuaI.G hP) i'm. IN D--t
JlJr!0r., .nd PrGiea,cr Ca r:ra u .rn"fihE ""f
.pl41. CO ~ 81 cal supenrf'I. 'hr== .rr'!rn-h N.'
yi7st WRIT .::;.;nor' -. ben Giur-s1yi ~ -
eve. eng y 5niG ,rG-raI "'a..- .' IT. -i'.-''
tGsI. = . saS 6l=gi,,.' .ag..>.- p's'-''''
!pgeto !hs :.',siG Is.s.i. me -"i'l e@a''-';,t
= rec .>:,.,e .. sdi'. ~ 09..,a: - - - -.
.Es F.uso: car ~ -rC.o, ii ::o=. ~ atd x -tI-
rs1ci .rts thG s.p0!, Irr is.G rirsn.si -" Sa -.
I.A 10 a rI,ig .,s,..vt. lEd:rn. 'rc s-':''
~ ct In ~, p-to.. i,iira6.e, ana " SINS ~ ~.
csn.s .-'i: .. ~ ssr CO. e" 90. r-c"'"' -,
ls.ai. e..:o..s 7s,tnnG, ehn't . ilt'- PIT ~
cat DC IAr c:-! 9; ::l "f tss'- :.G:"'
.,nrt % :J ~vnd-rfp: IL ;rn'.9 ,hus :r-
r:;!.- s -jS.op4.a cti.rr'.st 40 Lo% hG-t =" -
icf r:e .cta. 1rcc-,f-ast -: G.i-'' - 'A'
ir:s::Ss sDo SDu.h .:ui.. H.: p.: -. - n!J avs
.;i !, ;ea..u.9s. - ::eat: :-.itJ s'' 's'i'
cg.I nIIse.. lLTcIiipE ~ ST. N:--d VI us I'''~I
- cvr:. 1T S9i Js@@ IT, i :..s 4c.: tEtfs
vy,i,i aII: $40 olcr-. mas ~ n-a. - ..bi1'
.,r S,.f'tt. I: .;sr.p thai'1! Tie 49,
:.....,4. .A.. -. .,si- -
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Az is1AeiGS WANTED oE
49, my rvU, y. LETL L. TER. SVun..-IJ u, lS-4
- i:n=.t -SuuGd H. ib- ILis-
Ia, rg At. uI.., LAIR, 'ns byq Is.r .G:r
-. ara st..-s.
JlI,o-,. JiHWs LgrErEk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

DETERMINATION t,-il ErD. Null
R>~l-a n. auDE.i6U.I ana bE y. LfI b. 4ULtkl.
suns oi JANE, 10 uItson VI Den Alb :ouu,
"e0lg'as |. fEd Neg mat, .GnpuIy Is, ,,k la 7oie
;yJp d al Lax III. S>sI, ..Hce. AS ,u an. ion
- stre sJ can .ouI., al crt.er ly tee issd
uy he i.:-c. ~hv Il II hlhthe The ht!9:nA
u "a. Ca ue lei. - IA, LiN-c,
IuI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

R--Issr-, IN {
rg,us ApIEs OF Richmond requested TO 'ths
.s.ir ole empty SI... tor Losi:. 80, &c .f W. -,
g,tpi.L - -at~.rtas this esl! th.y Will 'f~"'
lsots tns comfort Of taes, y. uSiet b ikeA,-v
JAan II. HoLi>o1af,
x.,., 10. pa s'<.
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FEE sNie'sA Ne -, 's'ti X WsLfshIsp,
liti iaisiJ lavratpu for camp Fdrpo.ns u G5j thk
trest r-aEn.sl regulate straEr H. IsTtahtl
L. glne,s ..d comfort. have &c stfur.b6 sa!>ppleG
sap..c Vr;l;si hiin. tge inf Tic ernsra 81 t :s!,
Wy rhjcL lisp sn ..diia !.Ss snd
rnehs.E II tic raj uGdiniG.:EL-n.
100 ~ s.g .la: IL .,Ati. dVdu!s u VI I,S sfViss
don't sc7e cent 9th aud i1atd nSss tef raeI
saciipgi s.:ruro roapsraant Tor psGIlaR h- ba3
ciaiie,.
haas Applied .or n pnrsEt Al Montgomery.
nf,.1 my raIgs .vs esLrsded sSo hund: 20 rElonX
ycrri Of ts ysr!oEs r:sn.cne At e'9:f:nt 11.:tons
Gii u 7supbuas- GIcna .!uEuaans ast Htaat mat
sss- -hadsh ualteas eau 10 aI.a NTH Gaaa eqnssif
-'.ii ~ Min Lay oth=. oG.'it< "A 49,
ft na.lirpH III. Sa.,i 9! all shn ure feruS.o OIL 9th
tse bhd s6 th .lo ha'r e nired 'hea Is, hz
H rznt!, Irfe Id oycrs c.seGita fer rAEF pE:sseS
IS s'crr, abi TOO oh &c iha, Is, .ios5ts55
ksr i1dl 'l Ia,s-'.n 81 III tb" snds tr tn= arst %
il.raL, iSaa Il.N .lu.sk,it,nie~
sa., n:enage s--; siirs g; o,ns PM rs,s-e,
Ne L-tL ,GIiS iabii ci ssI f0s. isIEp
n,s r,rL ar.ha,saes- '--s-r,ea r!''awa. IL.
n < C, aS"k,
p--akrff tir.efHat stfasA
N'NGt.ISM MUSTARD aud aa.si s.LAr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

STniFS Bs.cFLEr. "A par nf Dsglif!ant
BraorietS, to Miss II. Vernon, wero taken from tie
dressing OF thut lady, nj the "Variet!cs," Oh
Tuesday evening last :-one, plain chain, with al
"nsmsrd slide, through wnion is q hole to altnnh Il
pin; ice otur cnIupoa,d OF svt!ee Of roc ud old
bA', passing lhroGlh -j.de, upon wtiol there is
ralned gold Vine, H. uru rnd upon tina inside OF
which 10 Inscribed Tia. u Il ms ida Trriuu III
G.rniau teat.
On hun.Lf.d dollara ia nuured for their rnonyaIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

AMI knlS Sal n.

sNts fSIS saLE.
JCEsER -: .,!- ratLTnr LANu, II aE.... -s,.
=, coa,s.1 x s4S ,rr.s, !,L.s tI a.-. 500. -
tT-lsi Ioa belsS Del.I 90 u,!'ra - J,'....
sat. or. rai,t .rit u O.ELl-vi &c aGt ~ Il, -
,c.tr. or H. .T.t aO;.oras at Hue 1T, 49,
Yer, iert:ls, oGucILg tLry tr -, 81 F.pi g! Ia,
= h.si, IN, ~. III G-e!Jny q -. - ma :,
;s.. I, contains four bovH ':eSss, r.sc,' .,;.,.
cl 4 -, -; u. sasvan:h bod ~..1 a.-4s =
stn I C1.a Liit AL tho. G.,s bSia,
y ,.ag teso nit ii in this pa. e. ,s.'
rs SPRAY II &c eue 80 e.. - iiaie I'D.
::.Ec =. T-ct, Va. ut Az NC .! p:.s ..r...rr.
ri !G :pc:c9.
tt E...t having sev:ra large tra-'a~ - "of ,-I.
70 ,- IA Z one, ~. IL siins y, : L -ie.. i.r
J. Eds i eli -o"htS &c .i''i. i-creeI g q. Tar
70 -, S,ii ve g;fsr ell "'up >: -, 49,,
.,s,,,s,, =: % 1t. - ..u!.y us.t 4 rAD. g.,
;,u-Ih,y be made so : I've .us :.ss,.5. -.
gE:gv {" "ATglr-.
n .siSE .lrs4-=
H.o.ra,..s
JG'g .i-c&~. 2,.re j,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

ARMY :SSl.L. .ti E:iIs L OFEHII;
L0C.IsD Oh HGIH "a i.nLr ia. Ira AID iGpi,
Onr dpUr b.!nIy Ia < 1clcKr- p.i Huic!.
UJUFiHIs 0: rex EIe.;s aha tnts'ioc:, sSr1. oa.,
IA heads Vi families, prUPnenr. VI hhie ~. ding
hose md oil ota:s posI5 ia; 1atcn 81 t= sic',
bled, Wounocd. MI so6 Of III. Coned-:~fs a:'.JI
Iiruy dcsrsi bT :r.ir friends. vi Pc o. u,nth
Suoh iuvrm atom 10 tIs GIas. un ~ little tsi
tIUs-
V. 4 CR0CkER
June "a. Eup't AZ IL i.Lt sLuSe s!Cc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11
NssaGsks,f. 1fER,n.
! Y u q y + y u 10 u ! b T !. Z S u z

T.E sahrnrbos l, r!'h ru s;"r. Of 6inGtI
( $40. i,S.ia; LINN ...,c 10 Ir.J f:tsa tread
= -Etz' Any Il ..:r 9; tia Pr .aeat Giae,
:r - in:i.= H. LanI ~ -ie ss:atat 10 MA G..
.;C., ssa unais "Htas.I 80. A. G1..- iir-sTCt rS
,-5i $3.50 IGi.G:.G.I :.a:e 1rh lIi, 11eIJ
u..,niaah .i l.ru,.o ~ ~. tEsl "a al. r,L.r
.,G.t -, Il: s,:ails; 1a.'iJ
;Jiia IL. ui.hiAuRHE,
c.,: ,'-ict H.. u. P=,:i si: Get
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

esq ~ E.:-c-cC2g LEAD In on-9.oo
q 100 u ..Ss And for SJsb
Aasol DoYf 30.
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asn,TA~s go =
ii ,.Is esp: IT.
AHi1 EsEpAI1ST l!HSTs. -
ALT : l:.5P'n GlH'! DffiC
PfournSD luly !. I'D!
eSHEiA!. "aUERH !

eSt;EHA!. "SUERE
No. II.
l. T,s reception tf nnu.tur sliach to'e'r"''' ~
tut..s Ia thu my Is tereSJ ioroiidEh:
~ t"llh,h' o. ''@ = cGcrEs,
'H"o hAit nni Iusp Z urni.
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hi.NI Gzc.A 4E.tL JLETs, 1861.
E~~s 90 20. sSt:eiaIlj .cxu f.rJs luI ..eup!
.-pt y Of W. Hos, Is, "oLaliG1
tir ca s",i'5, us,e Saa.ca, a.n haiSpIDi.
ilrb al W. LCND II,
JUL o-ll sursyu. IL barge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

f%E r.. vi. aIos'iii:, UE 90 IN PAriH r.
~ rAL .EJT; eli Ill $40 II LIS, wounded :
Lat las CANAL he ioSGS W h.,
te..t.rt., u. hctoJ -ay ,ne Layi1s auy i..or-
E.laoo ~ e."t sir. LJsp=, Sh uoalcr
~ ie- VIZ l. =. As ouicu.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

TIE business ii ". T. S.api-, 3d.. nil Tn c@n,uatd
uLde. Tie yi= irIm Jul; ~. l5eI 81 rs uEje:-
signed, -hu beg enyo SrIer .hds i:.-urs To- 's ~
teId, sd 10 them fer he -. tea gss- MI -
IptetfIi.. bei. Il rSna.u.n:r = re saI.c.
u ,APLGe,
jOi ! a,sitS.
Geni Com .>:c..a. Is, .1un Is CT. Ac:j, -.
Jn-
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1919. .:--',7'' ,-r'' -
{ rt>5,.- a'.,'In s.. 90. .2u'
IL t.-..- $50 ~ -. s'-...'csi sU'''T
,hi- ur.sig..ff pss- ,''fiU"oJs -.st" J 'r 80.
Vi. u,,ir 80. i,s.".g J't - =
:. a. 49,. .,s- ti.5 Ja..-',.. 80. - .,,..
So, a..Dtr,..,. o... Li.ijrG IL -'.G 20
j. - y "f's.
-. .1-. as r~...iL'. t.L, Dop- .-.r-0...
- ..r.r:.ra; 49, - ~, ''ItT:
80. ~. !. ...s.r
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Stl lRs4 E4L 5.-G TIE. aE0PLl 1R
- HGA0QuAAPERIp EpAstt.dSN HIN MOO,
- - : ate aIy &c, Is1a.
7ecsrto nbris.e II possible ae dIasTcesb!e pecass
o: mFseti;ns hsaes To- GQTbsnEissI vock 81 sfpe.
b again mazda t. TIC pe ypiSstsas
All h2da 1elaItRfiS tGr<S y1n be paid cas dollar psr
dag pSsusE. made weakly n sss1.Eeo 30 lnas
May zo-ti IN ID HIsiaaR, BdIaaic., General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

11r.dg'r- tsst>t-..:l 80. a.. ',.;tS'
!.,Gu:. u.l, -, So 'c"ss
;sNEG und..s':,et snvi :eo.;!ri - n -: -
{ rA.,T ~ Ger; -: IAN ,t', ms. a, an
yyuhl lnsii tcr Z .'",:t" So. '!!a %2t' r.'' "
be caiapGsen .. isas.:..s tt:'li'T. "a. i",, ~
Mo rara &il &c &c r.rsG i',c S.:slTjs !" :: +"'>
pay Radon. d HrG..lJ t' lf1r :. a. L.
81 tie yaus oil e,lf.i,G ..;!. ~ t'.' { .i''
,irrylandsr. cai-, .. .luoti.r. ns!ldps '"'e
',l, tlo< re -;.',;@t rIfs'E ,!''i-'s - = ""'
s1e Rec. 4 ,iis. - .f'VT = : s-"- :! .1''sf
i,c.i, 10. -, r= Il: ,-r~.7 -. - :. -,
M.Y 81 80 :" r. =" w.
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Nus,,uE IL, p.AnTHias,

DYSSiIE.UGES,. aJ = Z "a ISs:ss- HsS?.
TIME ro.cesnvf ~ f. srirLs3a o., il dissolved,
v~ius 70 the dr.ta nt rao..ss. Staples, CITE y Sc
p.finsrs
The business CT che Vii be sestIsd upoS ~ e
active ,l.l.s psstn.r, y. +. :iui.i-:.
\ r syApIE! G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

E~,1nFUnuJTI WANTED ri =. f.
~ PnEnUrf. nrniDrr Of .Uup,ny Il, Alta 2rr h
VvaIi eia VII, tIs wV.uuru IL lie Late LAils
uG.f Qi,lao " AID IS supp0s.d - be Ia tuiae p'vaie
ulaiy. Any nlVL .bG 40. il.n Will e.sS leave
vy,u the rrs.S- cd d. The Li-Tv-,G E7u-c
HALhFA,
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>r"er:, N"t lh-.-, *,
GtSS - SttCiWt,

OAR GAs .T-Ji =. G"'-j ,.agn ,.-t's'.' =
nix: -: 81 ~ ne iari''+lnY' '' ~
~ az" hssias I--F:isstr eli :isf's z...s-< fHii
sFgr II .IG., .:T. - -1,T'- . - ~
:orI .3c,a H rs-@s I,o:r ..n.s ,H vi-i'
:Gs.5--:,rS ..a,-F .. 7'- :ts Srs t~i"- O. .
no., nvtrr r.s 4 p-io-rt.. - = nE':
-..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

49,. :. -: 3! 4 -.
,'.Si'a 3t.Et
i.r -E"-.- -..s 81 ssI-i'-f { ..h''
...''ift-'s
81. 80, -r.-rs $50 ii"".r:..a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

NING llSu MUSTARD aud aaes, sALAp
II OIL, IN s.lo IL
MEADE 4 BAKERs Drug s.ore,
Yeb II lSs "A. eet cor. above PoStoMca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

III one wJo n0Ha2. r:.$ scE.r DEan
- P.:nc:'ars T.: .-'!s,' p.'>o cps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

r { ;t';n~.Eg co'uu;udrS .'rn ,r st'!c, ia
I'll, g!.ie't:
= Far ~, EoOutrtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

ti-ioSt@. !. IA; - u. i.fa.-r. n".;n .aa r~r
iog.'Ca 10 ~. C!;y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-11

..i~ NEE.s,.-l w..h 10 Employ intnruii!ely FiFl2
" CA-.rEr E.,a Id Il " Lbs o y Ak Cd b:t4s.
ais, sls pL ca.e lAIbEI Of di,sr. ~ .-.ttss
from = tftea M squire. Apps d. b. eta & Il
n, LichIauLJ, Fr do l-lssLrs LID iHi' tn4C h.1 4.
T. upa.y. hA. y. ...Af',
JuI, lU-d2E supt hJ.a,
, 1862-06-27
General Shields in Disgrace,

The blundez at Port Republic which per-
nitted Jackson to escape, rests upon General
Shields and Colonel Carroll. Shields says he
ordered Carroll to burn the bridge. Carroll
say he has Shields written orders to hold the
bridge at all hazards. a letter in the Cincin-
natl 13nass from one Of Colonel Carolps COM
mand says: "The sole cause Of our defeat was
in not obcyiug orders. The officer in command
Of the fourth brigade had strict orders from
General Shields to burn the bridge. He had
possession Of the bridge once and could easily
have burned it, had be obeyed orders. The
result was, the enemy took it from him, thus
crossing the riyer.''
Carroll is native Of the District Of Coluua-
tia, and WAS appointed to the co!onelcy Of the
Sth Ohio from captaincy in the regular ARMY.
Every field officer Of one brigade, and OF two
regiments Of another, engaged at Port Repub-
lie, has signed an address to the Secretary of
War, demanding Shields removal, and charg-
ing him With incompetency, if not disloyalty.
The western officers concerned are particu-
larly bitter against him. The fact that the
Senate has refused to confirm the nomination
Of General Shields, as major-gene1a,l would
seem to clinch the grave charges that are
brought against that officer. This develop.
mcnt is indeed painful Shields started of
too well to terminate his career in this ingso.
1ious manner. Alas who can We trust in
these tronblous timesl
, 1862-06-27
The Chief Rebel Organ Preparing to
SkedEIdle.

tE1oA LuE LA2lltstUu =, 1H0E T.
For the present. this newspaper will be
termined upon the change with reluctance,
nc have adopted it in yie@ Of existing facts il
this ne]ghborhood, rs d matter Of Justice, 10
less to our readers than to ourselves. We
have purchased an extra press, from which the
! Mercury is now Issued, in order to remove our
ment. It's place could not be supplied within
the coufedcracy, and we are determined to
continue the publication Of the .1tcrrury at
Columbia, even if Charleston is destroyed.
Our small press has not the capacity to is
sue our large edition on double sheets. Hence
the temporary curaIlment Of the papers d.
mentions. The Mercury in the views which
it bas advocated from the time Of its estab-
lshment, is identified with the present strug-
gle, more closely, perhaps, than other journal
in the South. Our readers will be grarlded to
know that its circulation is very largc, in spite
Of the independent stand taken lust summer
and winter, and the c1amor against our Efforts
to expose to view executive weakness, con-
gressise subservcncy and the popular igno-
Notwithstanding the difficulties of the
is now conducted.
The great iregularity Of the mails has de-
stroyed the sale Of papers to newsdea1crs else
where, because they can find no market for the
sale Of papers which are stale. We have thus
lost the sale OF / 1,072 daily lte7curys, sold Ut
cost price to the news dealers Of Richmond,
Atlanta, Augusta, Montgomery and Pensacola.
We have fallen only loo in subscriptions.
Last year your circulation Was 10000. Our
circulation now is s,655-daiiy. 4S00; country
paper, 4,035. :,
I'VE intend that the Mercury shall rlot fail to
be published IN any event. In issuing half
sheet only we but initiate the example of the
leading dl1ly papers Of Richmond, New Or
leans, Petersburgh, Memphis aud Mobile. The
diminution in size will lot materially afftct
the quantity Of readipg matter contained in
this Journal. As vehicle Of news, its columns
"iu continue to display enterprise and dis
be burdend with standing advertisements.
which everybody knows nave ceased to be
nrnfit.f1e
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Leo1' " LIE II. L. evening fosL, 22d.l
A friend who was at Fredericksburg yester-
day tells me all was perfectly quiet there BE
was informed that If he desired to 60 to Rich
nlond the road was open. This was in reply
to inquiries Of his respecting brother who i
resident Of southern city He was mista-
ken for a secession resident of Washington,
and vas told that communication between
Fredericksburg and Richmond was constantly
kept up. The rebel residents arc sure Of final
victory. The rebel leaders continue to cireu-
late their plausible falsehoods in such manner
that their deluded followcrs are constantly en-
couraged to believe in the ultimate triumph Of
their cause. At Aqua Creek my friend found
harbor-rlaster, Who, though put there BY the
government, is evidently not q loyal man. He
declared that he did not believe the rebellion
could ever be put down. He would hang abo-
Gtionists as soon as rebels. lie said he WAS in
the habit Of r1didg Sundays round among the
Virginia farmers, and he was convinced the
southern people could never be made to live
under the same government with the North.
II should call you secessionist if you were
in Washington said my friend; but the ha1-
bor-naster stoutly denied the truth Of the
charge. He WAS only the next door to Sc
cessfonist- pro-slaycry democrat.
, 1862-06-27

respect to their hearts, content. The Chicka-
hGmiHy las now obfained its ordinary level:
the bridges which for the past three weeks
have been in course of construction are COM
pietsd: and every hing appcazs to be il readf-
nets either to IN ke or repel an attack.
Yesterday morning it was observed tl1a: the
force on the eneu,y's lett vas considerably d.
minishea. 1t was thought they hid gone
round to the right in the direction of Hauo-
rtr Conlttouse. To-day, however, they re-
appear In their original position on the left.
What these tFaneitory migrations Of the rebels
mean, We are at loss to discover. # thtir
object Is to effect a surprise they will be baf-
He'd in their undertaking, Us d little experience
would to2n show them.
MH. KEFETs HouEE, NEAR RICHMOND, [
Henrico Co., Va June 20. 1862. {
There bas been much marching and counter
marching Of late, Camps have been moved
-and tents pitched, yet the decisive struggle
impatient, SO are we; but in those who have
been 1ntrnsted by the natiou with the conduct
OF the var, the army still reposea its conf
Gence: This Is but one evidence Of the strict
dl5e1pi1ne to which our raw troops have been
accustomed by their long school Of camp duty.
on their arma. The day was somew6at up il
the Fahrenheit scale, and the two contendinQ
armies were broiling in the sun-s1eatinp IN.
DER arms before Richmond. Our commander
u-cnlfl, came along. His Weu-knUWn face
was soon te1egraphed frem one to another,
and, as usual, there came forth from their lusty
throats, long, loud and deep cheer after cheer,
st his appearance He could not conceal his
identity. Hearing these demonstrations Of
Welcome 30 near their pickets, the enemy
opened on our forces. During this duel, Gen,
Mcclellan ascended a large oak tree, and be-
held the movements Of the enemy. It re-
qulred much daring, much GOODNESS, and re-
spectacle amount Of indomitable will, to face
the fire OF the batteries now playing upon our
lines; but toaseend 8 tree, and draw their fire.
Is something not intended to be Oh the pro-
gramme.
=. festerday TIE enemy opened a battery upon
rs from the bill opposite New Bridge. Be-
lore this they had not, apparently, been able
TO throw shot or shell further than the
bridge at the bottom Of the hill; but to-day
they brought over two more pieces OF heavier
ea'ihre, and opened upon us. The first shell
bursted within few feet Of the camp Of the
lst Michigan. While they we're engaged in
this effort, Cans. Mcclellan and Porter both
arrived on the ground, and were for some
Time under the fire of their batteries The
1atter quite amused his men By taking of his
nat and waving it in the face Of the enemy,
Ihis morning the camps we're moved.
, 1862-06-27

{E1oW &ut 1*GH OI4e4uA Delta, June Ill
When, in March last, Beauresard solicited
reinforcements from this State for ninety
days, the cal was responded to By nearly
$500 men. This force, We arc informed is
mainly composed Of the most respectable
youths Of this city, and includes large num-
ber Of professional gentlemen. Ingoing, there
were few of the number th8t did not make Sc
rious sacrifices Of intereat and feeling, and had
they had the remotest idea that they would
have experienced i'll treatment, or been kept
be7oud the stipulated time, few Of them would
have gone At ALL Their promptitude hss, We
an unlocked for requital. Itappears that Gen,
Bragg, who, upon The death Of Gen Johnston.
became second tn command, has constantly
displayed most yindlctive spirit toward
them. Soon after their arriyal at Corintb, he
is said to have remarked regarding them. with
sneer st their Social superiority-ttT They
hare turned out only for ninety daEs, bat +
will give them hell before that time e1pires.r
The Wanton and brutal threat has been fear
fully fulfilled The weight Of the camp picket
and fatigue dut1es has been sustained BIZ them
at his instance, while the main body of the
army, composed IS tits of men whose previous
callingsin life had qualified them for such Ia
bo,ious duties, enjoyed almost an entire ex-
emptfon from them. n hen not makine long
marches, when not out on picket, they wero
performing all kinds OF guard duty, or Eie,d-
ing the shovel and pick-a1 In constructing
earthworks, or swinging the AZ in clearing the
woods or opening roads. To these cau5es ia
to be attributed the fearful mortality and the
general sickness which It Is nov known h.s
prevailed in this branch Of fBeaurrgaId's armv
more than In any other.
, 1862-06-27
TROUBLE AHEAD IN UTAH

lhe relations OF the Mormon Hierarchy
at Salt Lake City to the General Govern
ment, are anything but satisfactory. The
utter lawlessncss OF the Prophet and his
people, and their astounding impudence
are not whit abated by the emergency in
which the country is placed On the con-
tra1y, seizing upon the present as conve-
nient opportunity to push their pretensions
to a still higher point, the scound1cls who
give law to the Valley, and the deluded
fools who obey, are evidently making ready
for another outbreak which, they hope,
will result in shaking off the Federal au-
thority in such way that it can never be
reimposed. As Jet but little is said, and
outside Of Government circles little is
known, Of the critical condition Of the
Territory; but the recent passage Of the
bill IN Congress, prohibiting the practise Of
Polygamy, will, unless We are mistaken in
the disposition and intentions Of the semi
rebels ct Descret, create condition Of aE
fairs there which will quickly turn the
county's attention to that point Our
Government wi1 be lucky if it escapes
new complication and the necessity Tor
another army.
It is known to our readers that the Nor
mons hare long indulged iu dreams ofindc-
pendence. The men who pretend to act
by the inspiration Of the Almighty in what
ever they do-who assume that in all their
1ncomings and outgoings, in their seraglios,
in the markell place, and in the council
house, they are moved BY the finger Of
God-cannot be expected to be obedient
subjects of any State founded on less high
sounding but more stable pretensions.
Their theology does not admit Of the pat
riohc motive in their dealings with. the
civil power. Just as Divinity is superior
to Humanity; just as the representative
and vicegerent Of Heaven takes rank
above the chosen Of earth, no matter how
exalted, 80 does Saint Brigham arrogate
10 himself in his sacerdotal character su-
petiority above The mere Governors, Judges
and Marshals, sent. out to keep bin within
the limits Of law, and compel in him re-
cogniton Of the duties which the citi
zen owes to the Republic. His fol.
to"era are mainly foreigners who have 10
10Ve 1o1 and recognize no allegiance to the