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O<Lr Two PRISONERS arrived at the Libby
prison yesterday. They were sent from North
Carolina. The Yankee u.iicers from Gcttys-
burg aro expected down to-day.
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BORGIAS or TIE ARMY.-Illrcc women were
sent down to Castle Thunder, OH yesterday, by
Major Il. Il. Arnold Of ilamptons Legion, for
selling whiskey to the soldiers OF that command.
heir names were Mary Consalinc. Mary >iiiue
AMI Hannah Holm.
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Or SHORE.-Early on Sunday morning, the
10Th instant, 4 friendly ship. the steamer Kate,
Of London, went ashore on Ball Head Beach
twelve miles south of Fort Fisher. Col. Lamb,
in command of tho Fort, Immediately sent about
n hundred sharp.shOoterS via Lung Beach, and
having sent for the steamer Congarec. tried to
get WhlwOrth gun over, but finally had TO
carry it via the Light House. ! he Colonel ar
rived ut the main bar about 9 o'clock on Sunday
morning and from that pon: TO Ball Head Beach
had tn encounter very severe fire from the
blockaders off Caswe!i, next from both blockad
ing suuadrons and lastly from the New Init
blockadcrs The detachment however, behaved
most handsomely, driving off four steamers. when
they were enfiladed by :hc ships off the beach
upon whichthey came round and drove the Yam.
KEGS from the stranded ship rs well AZ driving
their tine steamers off. Our troops fired but
eleven times, striking nearly every fire. the enc.
my fired over three hundred times. Our infant
~ were also subjected 10 Il severe fire Of grape,
canister and shell but they came safely through.
BY the way. Col. Gwaihney sent Col Lamb his
Whtworth, but it failed to reach him. His gun
exchanged shuts with the enemy SOON after they
landed
When Col. Lamb boarded the stranded vessel,
1.-THE Kate Of London) she was mined but he
threw The powder (abuut 100 pounds) overheard
and put e1s tt i.cs. ss!!1v, FIRE.
Col. Lamb deserves great credit for his energy
and determination IN driving off the blorkadrrs
and most Likely contributing to save much valu-
able property Wilmington Journal.
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DIsLoYALTr.-Thos. Wickham WAS arrested
and placed in Castle Thunder "n yesterday
charged with disloyalty.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
L II / n Il IN G,

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PRINTING OFFICE,
On 1lth street, opposite the American Hotel.
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tender Our services to those who may need
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Printing in gold, and in colors, blue, rcd.
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The ST, Lonis democrat Of the lst inst. says
a fight occurred in front Of the Virginia Hotel.
Jefferson City, No, between Elk. Gov Stewart
and B.isndier General Brown. in which Gen.
Brown struck Governor Stewart with chair.
Gov. Stewar, was placed in the guard.housc,
where he remained until Monday morning.
About 9 o'clock he made his appearance i'll the
convention and shortly thereafter sw;,s arrested
and again marched 20 the guard house. The
citizens becnme indignant, and were making
preparations for holdinga meeting and releasing
the Governor by force. Cen Brown ordered his
release, AID he is now in the convention.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA d TENNESSEE r. L Co, !

VfFfVE s1''o7'T' r''-''.r-. =: -.
Lyuclburs June Is, 1868
VNIE Board Of Directors of ihs Cos pimy having Re
carr6 DIVIDEND of siX cert upou the stock ofhe
Company pay BILE 10 the stockholders their lea
their Office in the city of Lyachburg, ON
and at er Tie lst day of tusust next.
The sranse- books will be closed on She 18th July ant
stands closed until lst August Therefore to'e persons
owning stock who have nos had the transfer made &c
them vi have done before tho l3th Of July the !lr
deud will be pine, The cr.t o: the party in bose name
the Itock stands On that day
BY order of .hc Bonrd.
F. G. MORRISON,
Junel7Ctaug Treasurer.
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BIDS FOR COTTON BONDS.

L. "a.
RICHMOND, june rs, lsG3 5
ri'.L ElDS VI! he received by the Secretary o:
= 7:-s$u:Y 81 any time before ~ O'Clock II. Of TIE
-. ;,y q JG.y, l-t:, 10 the purcaas. OF
AVE MILLIONS UE DOLLARS OF SIX PER GEM
TEE%Ti YEAR BONDS,
IT, 60? IS psyab.e Ia cotton or cola Issued under the
-. ases eYpreveu Ap'.l 81, 1868. The Bonds 10
= ;-I 80 IL p b. in :ae SUN Of ,UU0 and bCs VII!
>:'.~I ~ o.. or Tier: bunds. Each hid must be en-
..:.a :if-. Cotton DCuis, ana must enclose cero
~ e' n The usus OF tie Treasurer, Of one per
t.. q" - Ic"s.- money made iih the Treasurer, Az
80 I''-srssr Or s,ms D-po,itary Of the Treasury
- ds2?-'- BE- e.uii,ed the hid ia ni ACCEPTED AID
Sac? el 'iG be applied IN part PS> meat Il the pur
e.. =,.-, the terms OF .yment src complied with
- o: i.ItcItel IL no; complied with. Bills accepted
:Cs2'i"mAu zen days. after Lo;ice Of acceptance i'll
s.-Hi"a'eTs ao.-t onehalf at east OF which shall DC
Il ...gr' -soN-,iS"nt 20 LIST April. 1868.
\ e.: -. Bod icay be seen at any oflce OF the
Jss: Department. End the act Of Cougrtss autbcri-
rEytas : .-r-i- a-s-w:ta appended.
c. q. MEstaiINGER.
secretary OF Treasury.
:. ;3--As Ar supplementary to IAN Act to provide
:: - ;,.sia: ard further issue Of Treasury Notes.
1t ss's - tue Confederate States OF America do
49, Tai; leu 0; one hundred millions Of dollars In
s ~ n, cy the eighth section Of An Act entitled AN
~ le .Vr the iuadi;.g and further issue Of Treasu.
y*"'., Approved March twenty third, eighteen hundred
'!G!:-fse, tie Secretary o; the Treasury Is au.ho'
I.s J=. d: rate CT interest OF six per crnum per
. "a, .u.= =. he pleasure Of the owner in the cur.
-. 2!cI iacrvs. paid the othsr bonds Of the
I.c"-,': S:4:es, in cotton OF the quality oil New
s -!:i Ag valued u eiRh; pence sterling per pound
l- 49, '"c:e,ar shalsbe, and il hereby authorized
ssa- W. a.ae and nity InIons Of dollars III bonds i'll
49, : 10: les :han ve hundred dollars eacn payable at
49,! :ar' or ;a.r date, and bearing Interest al the
- 70 -. yer c.i.ura per Annuru, 20 be paid at the
r'i :: ii" Govr7a.ni, III specie. or In cotton Of the
,'E " New Orleans m!dline, TO be valued at elk pence
--.- - Pound. the said cotton be delivered 1T the
"a - - ~. Secretary c the Treasury, either OF the
- ArE Orleans Savannah, Charleston, Mobile, VII
= - lS.r:2pai, Or Norfolk, ucder such regulations
" -. s't'e;dEy may establish. These bonds shall he
t's e secretary OF the Treasury Tor all outstanding
''i= >:Ates treasury Dotes, a. not less than their
= '--= !. Sod Treasury notes Provided, That the Sc
' o. ;ae treasury De sathorizcd 10 apply TIE pro-
80 5 n4'y o! The said bonus may be required TO-
f-'s"'-" ai agricultural products under the Act Of
-,-' 'f'0'e': Ap' twenty first, eighteen hundred
'' :s" enti.et 'aa act TO authorize the exchange
'' 'o articles in kind and tie shipment, sale or ny
F'ec 10: o. such articles
| of'fcSrd Alr! 3J:h, isGl
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:,.t.a gTsIA lady or ge- ue,nan well qualified
= ana also lady or gentlemsn well
nrj, "a latin aad higher English or Music and
- Make application for . pleasant stu.
ss,ss.sj a.a;nston College. at Abin gdon, Va
sSi.,hi.p Ia,s lend trim onisl. an references as
- Aadss" Rev. WA A. HARRIS, Abiag.
july OTIS
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'E S:HT--Aud possession given irnnieiiately--A
! ;s"Gd airy ROOM. 18th -tree,, opposite the
n-''.. hr:e. two ia suit most admirable AZ lodg.
- - I'' 1nd water COW .nienty 8rrnnged
~ '-:'&"- puF'.cuiars sppiy to
sMR. MCDANIEL,
.!'"-'f. a, Enquirer" job rintpg Office.
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aASuRY NOTICE AS TO FUNDING
TREASURY NOTES.

4NLEOUNI OEf AN I MIN I o. y. TK.t
RICHMOND, June l. 1868.
L. HOLDERS OF TREASURY NOTES,
r'or TO 9th April, Ices, are notified .hat until
Ao-'N ensuing. Inclusive, thoy can be funded in
~ erai. bonds. Af,er that date the notes bearing
~" 20 ist December. 1862 can no longer be funded.
as -S f: bear da;s between lst December leoa and
-. ti cIa be funded in sevrn per c.'nts at any
'eioEs Is; August. 1863, after which date ,hey
s'.- 'niT in four per ceIts.
a s-fnS dat. or after 9th April, 1863 are fun.
b. = f-' cent. bends il presented within year
G. si' tay Of the month printed scr0ss their face
- hey ere .undable only In four per cents.
1 I, go q. q. MEMMING Ell,
|>-~"sAuE Secretary Of Trassury
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HUMAN BCLK.-.is 10 the exact amount OF fat
which may exist without proving injurious 10
health there appears TO be- the greatest arat:um
1t is certain that mnuy individuals have possess.
ed IN enormous development OF this tissue. who
nevertheless cnopcd perfect health and the COM
p!e,o use of their faculties Slaccary states that
he encountered at Pnvia q man who exhibited
himself as dancer, and was extremely agile
and graceful in his movements, although The
most enormously fat man lie ever saw. Dr. WI.
iams mentions a girl who from her childhood
was iat and at the age Of twenty we2hrd 40 lbs.
but who possessed an extraordinary degree Of.
muscular strength. so much that ut the age OF SIX
she was able to carry her own mother in h.r arms,
and Mt the age OF twenty could carry 80 lbs
weight in each hand with casc and another gin
who ut the age of FIVE began suddenly to acc'l
muIne fat with great rapidty, So that by tie
time she was twelve years old she weighed -
lbs and yet preserved good health and strength.
The celebrated Daniel Lambert, probably the
faitcst msn whose history has been recorded,
lived to good old age, and, though much ell.
numbered by his bulk, preserved his faculties
well; at ting eliminating point he weighed 1:'J
lbs! Pin;crns rrcordn the case of II Inau who
attained IN enormous bulk without any dimimu-
ti"n Of his remarkable agility, which was such
that lie walked and danced with unusual ease
and grace Nor is it only the muscular system
which may retain its full powers in presence Of
MI extreme accumulation Of fat. 1t is y common
prejudice that fat persons are slow OF intellect
and the provincial epithct of tat hcal', suiti-
cicrtly expressed the popular idea OF the mental
powers tho corpulcnt. But there are plenty OF
instances which conflicts with this view; and
need only mention David Hum: and Napoleon tn
convince every ono that II is not universally
truc-[ Cornhii Magazine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VSOANOILE C0:LFt:E.- Jhi, Iuti;tui on .oca',d
L ~ Ssi,la, RDnlir K. c.. Va. wing or all.
pa-oD:ze' darEg The past ychr ir yonL d. ab!.d
n,tary Gutv. aud boss uu'!": will open IL
se...on ti:c 1T OF September. :ulToN-S.E for 10
hs. LlGI'ng Ancient -ni Mo,era l. sua2-s.
BuAKnS!G r month a-t ,r--ion. will IL r":;iiat
pr. pUri"ua!i, win he vsUc- PROVISIONS.
F.r:Lr'hcT particulars, inquire oi the President
jyl1 - ID. I. BlTTLE.
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W + o X SAL H..

ant TO REFUGEES. CITY MERCHANTS
H.. AND OTHERS.
-; i. "e FARM Containing about $40 Acres,
A. 4l1u' walk Of the village and depot CT Anne.
: - ~, upward Of 100 acres Ia original growth
-: H., "".ch trs:e Is ready market to the rail
>t>sJl'"e good rii"e- Ih-rs Il upon the place
TO- i'"ine Dse.linS IL good repair, wi,h 1--WE
G- !; elso. Nm overseer's house, Kitchens.
&c., ~; hoase. ga deo, orchard, DC, &c. TUs
= - judgements to persons In the city who
r.. q, :, "u '!y Residence. 1t Is colvenie.t 10
a'''us denominations, mills, she ps, &c.
lN.;.1"a"ot is u" excep:ioneble,
ss,. ,s,sh'e % slowing the premises to perso;s
S..!H-.,-o. P. b. CROWDER.
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JunelT.CtlSuS

EIMBALMING THE DEA D.-Dk. W. MACLCRf
II having increased his facilities Cor
ENBALMING AND DISINFECTlNG
.he bc Of the DEAD invite tie attention of those
cutting his services.
D.n,erm n.s and distnfec.;ons made by c.; SEX
any distance. even in tha varmest weather.
Perfect success Guara?t.ed.
DIR. w. MhCLUR.:
office Mt Belvin's Riock, l2.h street, above Ma N.
y ID .SINFEGTiUES made upon The battle fed.
JuylU-tlauut
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TIE RANK AID COEnUCr OF CO>.FTD.
ERATE GEEiCEpSiN TIE Old AEIlI.
lrror the Arm: aud Navy Mesgenger.
Gen EOErET ED,IIND LEE

CE%. ROBERT EDIrND LEE.
Cule; -. ID Lieutenant ri Engineers Isl |!
July. I-&3. Assistant Astronomer 10! fxn, me |
boundary a: Ohio and Michigan I'D. 1t !
Lieutenant. ISIS. Captain. :IWir, -. Chief
Engineer q: W"ors Array III MEXICAN War. lci6,
l3r,v"t MGor. for gallant &;.l nrGtorio,l> conduct
in ha:tla 81 Ccrro GurIu. l-tn ci April, Iii.
E:eYG: Lieut.. Colonel for Gg.n. and neri;ori
Gus c2iiLuet iii battles ot Cohtrc'as ard Cf:eru
ur;sco. .n: oi August, i-iT. lIrc"c: Cu."ur!.
.rc gallant AT" .pcyIivlious conduct i'll baltic NJ
t!!rpI!;rpcC j., September. ~ 1T !Iicl le
WIS wounded. Superintendent 81 Mi!!iAry AcaG-
cmy :iu'n liz; September. ~, ~ March.
ISIS. Ii.r;isn"Ht Colonel II Cavalry. 81
Marc:, l-:i
THOMAS :. JiChSuH, "a.
Cadrt. l7l2. Drcvct ID Lieutenant. 1t Ait!i-
lery l. -. w:;! MAJ; BATTERY in Mexico. Isl
Lirutcu,:rt Aucwst, l1E. ii:rv.t Captain. iur
CailqmL Hml Eir:iiHt:0uS Cyutnc. IN hl'iigS g:
C"ntrcsaS and CAcIUb:sco, 2-th August. ISL
iircyc; .lai,g. :,r ga!ian: "ud mc:!:uci"a> cot
.iurr in battle o: Ctau;rpec, 18Th september.
:c.7. Resigned 9TH February, i-J3 "a.
JAsirS LDNG>rEGTr, Sc.
Cadet, l@3o. Bfrvci ID Lieut.. 9Th :ni.,!,ry 1t
July. ISL. H. -lu infantry, March, SD. Com.
manni!g :-!rt company. and distinguished at
Monterey Fin, Lieut. Feb, LII. Auu;an:
r,rr:,nrou, cc,,.;,,,, il, LaIi. q CoT,yerns ard
Cb.rubu,.o, .tth Ar-, !s;7. .Brrye. Maior. for
gallant AID .crtoriur,s conduct i'll battle oi l.!
Mulo dc! key. @;h sept, Lar. Distinguished,
aud severely wounded III assault OH CnapIltcpcc.
Juils L. rEME.Iroy, r..
C,,,., Is2i s.co,1 ion, of or,;,,or,. I,,,.
I::; As.;>,un. C,mwis,a,y Inn i-.gj E;r.t
L;rr,ernnt. Marcel, iSlg, I;I'Ie-Camn to Cen.
Worth. -,Ij 10 i-4-. Ilcvct attain. inr Gallant
conduct in several CONFLICTS III Montcrcy. Gid
Sept, ioiO. Distinguished in battle Ut Chcr'l.
husro, Aug, icF. brcvct Major. org"ant and
n.ciitoIons conduct IN battle OF Iii Molino del
Key: 1'' sept '1i'' b.'!'iG''!a,ea ana "oNhd'
90 49, - '''' '''s % ''e"'So' '':'
''i,,' ~ - 10y ~
,bo c',," '
. ''''
n- r..
u TIES III va 'HhNS'--' '''" ~" H'''c tri'l
"On tie Principles aud Na%ims cf War;
lately issued under the arproral Of General
poor,,.r.ri 49,, ,.l.,. ,I ,l;ro,.,;,s
I
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VIE COMMONWEALTH OF iIKci Ia
T..

l To TIE SHtfIft or Th- Cili ar Hrhhu%u. ~. ,r.
1876: We CO. naTd you inaL jUI ia Il /. y @,U.E.
p.,- George X id sud \. a. !;r, Oh, WHO ,.u..a"l
earl rs 10 appr-rS tn CSlhs v.C- OF Iy tE'' 4. 49,.
oi III. CRY OF Richmond. III ru.r- t" he hnnI "a
sait Court fret Monday II. p mh". RS, - ~
-wer The set james River M.rT, iriug Company
If pi-r OF ;rrs?H the use. .D..rng" -s.JJ. AID
bhv- then there ih ; VIII.
Wi:ur.s Benz POi,ar', Ce-k az our sn.b Court, 80
L cApo,,s ;h i.,;iday y, JuIe !=o3 aud IL -',J :,r
ol tie Commonwealth.
a Cgpy-T"s'e:
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INYPE II ETaL FOR SALE
We have for gale cYeral thousand pound of Old Type
Metal, hch viii be 30 d IA the rktt price. Arpy
immediately 10 Editors Of ''EIquir>r"
iuly II
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TREASURY !.ErAR~::I::::;., e. s.A..l

EIcuIO*n, Has g., i-nt.
NOTICE Is hereby given L. a.! r"!i"ts 81 $40 -:
~ rcasury notes !s.urd under IL" a,i " Nay i'Ei
ir6l thai they IL aC1 pr+j.. r- st .u'. nF
funding the Treasury ,Oln u IT. A'.r "- -
or before the Sls day Jus rasu.h:, IL. n a 'i~
barred the p,.v.s. ~ fu!.nc Ttr ,aIi c.;-
tied 20 be ;uni=d r e.! per cent bonds pa Dg 80 ~:
years.
tS=p.1y g. 6 HE""i%ii.!.
NAV la-c;iaug SucTci...y vi .,,.s'G.y.
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Nt&NENVON FEMALE COLLEGE.

III :::.ra nil begin on WEDNESDAY. July 22d,
g., ega:."u@ twenty weeks. Terms for the session :
-! 500
- :" tn. ion $40 ~ -
..'s -: u o; Irztrlrent 10
.-sLs, fsc ;nd Eyh;s IS
--'.. Ei-:c: Drawing and Ps'n'!ng. extra.
~1.'' Z. T. PAkliAH. President
Warren:un, \. c.
1910 '"ca-e lie vices OF two ladies well qualified
:. 20 l.hec E3siisd and French-one Of them Also
-! - 10; net ~ Drawing and hitting.
l? Re! - Jc.a-s Wuodhouse s. Co kichmoud, Va.
=: ~. T. Z. PARHAM.
M EEWARD..-.The shove reward will be paid
~ - ice Iprvhensi.r and couhuem IL In sny Jail
Eau set hiEa ioF my by klSClHES, Sho
ieH. up July :. 1868. Said boy Is ahoa: feet
80 -sH i":'ier dark, tails freely; was lsst seen
:. edmond On the EloJk lnrus.ike coming Ia the d.
'~'3y: Aaa.ver Junction.
Z, u. FOXIIALL, Captain Co. l.
-, ioih " T.. Troops, Gen. Cookies Brigade,
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ms.
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TIE ENEMY ON LANES RIVER.

The enemy had not deserted james river on
Tuesday, as WAS reported here during the day. So
far from leaving, Tuesday was the day of their
most active operations Early in the morning, two
Monitors which had been higher mp. dropped
down TO Fort Powhatan, where they were joined
by seven wooden gunboats. the latter consisting
chiefly Of small schooners. mounting one run.
and intended for the navigation of crccks, inlrts
and bayous Finding the coast MI clear of rebel
soldiers aud rebel guns. the enemy sent some
l5o orr 200 men ashore, and DESTROYED the. rude
ear,hworks which had been thrown up at the
Fort. They also fired some three or four rudclY
constructed buildings which had been built for
the accommodation Of the garrison which once
occupied the Fort Having covered themselves
with glory, the Nandals then returned to their
boats, and the whole fiotilia moved down stream
After the fleet had retired, some of our scouts
came upon Yankee soldier sucretcd in the
bushes near the Fort, lie cheerfulIy gave him.
self up. aud said he had deserted especially for
the purpose of becoming q citizen of the great
free Southern Contcderacy. lie stated further.
1ha.=;hsso movements on the James were all in.
tended as mere diversion; that DIX was march.
ing up The Peninsula and on to Richmond, mt
the head ef 900 troops. Knowing this state
mcnt to be false, and believing that the fellow
WAS spy instead OF a desorter, he was speedily
sent to Headquarters. He will in all probability
be honored with slack rope performance OF
Richmond.
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LATEST.

Two iror- lad Yankee gunboats passed City
Point yesterday; and proceeded up james river
Seven eunbu; Is and transports vcma;ned two
miles below The Point The object Of this recon-
no;sance is quite apparent. ho Fandals are
anxious to find out what force is supporting the
garrisuns ut Chatus and Drewrys Bluffs We
shall probably hear further of their movements
to-day Petersburg Express.
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