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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
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Diun. 40 Sunday afternoon. The 18th lc-tlnt, In the satt
ser ~ k-r aye, Mr. I'M tnErli &. r.. HARRISON. rr
lie, ui he late TfotI.- richardson, hnd Il laughter OF The
ihir Robert roilIrd, OF Ills city.
'ihe fr:ecds Of her faulty, aDi q those o. h"r s"rs In
Law, i. +. TayIJr art c =. B16k,r Hrr invited { .rtc,"
her funeral this TUESDAY morning, al /! UciocL, FROM ~
Psuls CLa:'h..
DikD, At his residence, snithield, Ia Essex county, fr
f;ni., may 1T. l:Ci, Col. II. r. BANKs. ia tia :!tt year OF
his Ls-.
A.- irI..n Mil churrh meGLhe0, The deceased occupied
a rsTy p,G,uirrEt pOsrti u 4 i've, che tgrth:. aud pos
s-syn: hisin..s Capacities Of the very highest order, h-
rendered him eli p!e.eninehiIy Us, inl 10 these around
him, aai rfptr!-i IL l. r"sr who hal hee1 deprived by thr
var Of the SCI wires az their natural projectors.
- E. nnrrt'd h!mseii with tie Mount Zion Baptist
Ehn.c b E.seI, Ia lSi2, aud was shortly AFTER cho!rn clerk
and deacon, which offices he ret-lqed u;ul his death. Bat
tir vacau -, Ilr blank, dresry void, occAslonei by hs
many I"nY yrrr5 the oairc's Of bis aus :ton, his care and
soII,iIuI--trr wife and Children Of his buscm, who trsil.
ned Their devotion - him by anticipating his every want,
auu slri, To- q" alleviate iLr almost unparalleled suterinss
tirOura which b va, called Ia ps.s Ia h, last iGnmrnis -
PIeTeBtei ~ TIE iisrIse from Ling down, TO- Iured with
pain, aid .sfiGi c..IIu siJIly i'f breath, he Was yet en-.
.hlen 10 rrli-r '+cd, AMI phs.ed trcEn earth with the Tord,
~ rhc Il; T.: Htr;hru, Lo,i Jess, receive my spirit"
M.
DIED, II 10. 9H insiant, ~ "t5"Iiu. cough. 10 Abe.
Iil:i= "9cnt: q; the ,-.ii.h. Il hrI y;sutfzihcr, Reu-
Lsa WOOD. h-T. NARY TsAi1DI, infant daughter ofDr.
:. y. ana VI , ) -. wool.
1 ns-? bal, which, ht. lnI bloonLr.t for n litle ahile
On cath. hy ih- IN VI tod, has passed Int" Heaven, u
bG :gTrIrr W u: Is -.v OGf:
=! take tht.- ii:!- l,ir'.,' 6-iJ LIE.
".aGd 'y,i ;he.a Il .uS breast;
Protection they shall end In Me,
In S- re ever bi-.s-u"
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IthTn HisNISA rAEAIEN,
alyrv-rTs-T y~IhIlsIA REGIMENT.

The following is u list If csstalise in the
GIst Virginia Esgimo"t Infantry. Mshone'-
old Brigade, from May :l5t to jane 9th,
l-ii
UnIupHny --Wounssi Sergeant i.absn
Mansfield. thigh aud .3dnmen. slightly
Missing. Private JAS Warden.
Company Is Killed Sergt Ivy Z Brown.
Missing: Prira:ed Kenneth hunnelI, CgIrles
Scai.
& mpany -WouOdsd Gnrn' -" ~,
.r'rto- =
rnnr.n@ E-r-..- ~..:,aIe d. I...a -
Messing. Nrr,'r>G |. i.-moGi..
.nprry III sing H.r4. " + htp =
tc}.
.'nma.,. n-!gv..:@,: rr, wM 7
q! ...:., - -: -~.'.:'y M,,:i,l N:I
t.In f!...
r3mp-..l VI -',y i.cntrl tn"mes +
M"n:. :iu... J.",-- ''",,ral
~ a.. p, " II rrt g:n..
.hlhsK: N.-n.
t.. .aI ait.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
CITY EETELIlGEKCE.

MAfoR's CoURT-Saturddy--A fow cases
Of no special momcnt were. tried before the
Mayor on Saturday
Charles j. Mueller, baker, was required to
give security to keep the peacs for malicious
ly closing up certain window blinds in the
rear Of q house occupied By Edward Vickers.
V. and NJ. were on bad terms and. tho latter
adopted the above plan to annoy his neigh
Dor.
l.. Foltz was fined $50 (nr huckstevipg in
the Second Market House. 1t appeared that
the party had bought q lot Of eggs to sell
again at an enhanced valuation, thereby VIC
lstiug one of the city ordinances.
Daniel Lewis and Jordan Miller were par
tally examined on the charge of srrrcpti-
tiously obtaining possession OF E. j. DuvaPs
horse AID converting the same 10 their own
Use. The case was continued.
Henry, slave Of D. Won Grooming, Was or,
dertd a whipping for buying egss in the mar
kst to sell again. This owner Of the SLAVE was
fined $40.
MAYORS CouEr.-Before this Court. yer
terday, Eliza, slave Of Sam Forsyth, was
tried for stealing 800 from B Brooks, and
acquitted,
The Cas-, of Frank, slave Of Wm. Greancr,
charged with being concerned in robtius Tor.
ranoo Rooney of 81 500, was partly heard and
continued.
Charles Childress, a youth, charged with
purloining ouious from Or. VIM. +. Anderson,
was HdmcDishei and discharged.
William, slave Of VIM. Winston, wn7 e1am-
ined for receiving a gold watch, stolen from
Martha Payne, a free negress, and sent On for
trial before the Husine, Oourt.a
john and Mary SCOTT, oolorad, were tried
fer stealing $50 worth Of chickens from VIM.
Ilaney, a slave, and acquitted.
Granville Montelh WAC fined SIS for fast
driving on Fraqhsp strest.
In the abssSScs8, Of His Honor, Recorder
James X. Caskie presided yesterday, aud dis
| posed of the above cases.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

TIE SEVERAL CorToH and wooden mills loca
ted in Manchester, Virginia, have been Of the
utmost Importance to the Confederacy during
the present struggle for independence. They
have furnished every sort and kind of fabric
for soldiers wear for the past three years.
When ths Governor calls out the militia, the
subtraction from the available force of one of
these mills land there are s~evsral) throws out
Of employment over two hundred women and
boys and girls, who are dependant on their
daily labor for the bread they eat. Lately
considerable trouble Wac experienced by the
taking away of few of tho old hands ~ nil
liiamen. Not only were women and children
stopped from work, but the Government orders
for cotton and cloth had to 60 untitled. This
should not bs the case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

GREAT DAYs.-Fridsy last was TIL rightly
ninth anniversary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
and Saturday was the forty-ninth anniversary OF
the battle of Waterloo. In q few days more
commencing with the Goth will occur the second
anniversary Of the bsttlss around Richmond, in
which Mcclellan was routed, and at the
conclusion of seven days fighting and run
n;Gg, found himself opposite what is now
the "hew base" of operations for Genera
Grant. Tho first Of these anniversaries hn.
passed by without n demonstration that wonli
Indicate auy extraordinary amount of revolution
airy inspiration OIL tho part OF the enemy. The
second may br m,y not be reehscted betnre
Petersburg or in Chesterfield, but from lie
best information We have. it is likely thai
Grant will profit by the disaster Of the Corsicsl
and hold off. The last were anticipated al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

SENT TO TEE PENITEs1IARY The following
parties we're tried befsre Judge Lyons yea
terday, aud seat TO the penisanti.ry FIR the
offences and terms indicated. jennie Viii
kinaon, one year for receiving O part of the
proceeds OF a robbery perTetrated on Alex"
nndor Craig by James COiner and George
Bunker, paroled Yankees, who were tried and
sentenced for ten years each at the last term
Of the court. Wilkinson wns a pal of Bunker,
who formerly kert q drinking house known
as the Blue Aschor, on Broad street. On
tho rendition Of The verdict yesterday she set up
a vigorous nu;c'S, thereby hoping to accumulate
syinpsity for he misfortune" Jas. Kennedy
ami ThoinsS Sinath were sent up for three years
fr attempting ~tcisteal two barrels Of -four and a
barrel Ct maal from the bakery of Fred erick
Sct:.Her Kennedy WAS at The time foreman Of
the hal. hous1. liz will now lavo n chance 10
''fnise" corn pnn,i IN Stale ACCOUNT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

ThE NaEKSn .Fa t"ic!ahIy ~~ell'hnrrl;ed
with vegetables suitable g tho sss,,un, Lul
dealers in them TIE laist Unreasonable in The
prices they d1mid aud exec Tor their pro
ducs. People, atd especially n'arkrt people.
seem to forget all .lmut right sal wrong in
their dealings witt those who ars compelled to
Guy or autf.s. VIDA country people Can cody
have the ns-urnuns 80 ask tl2 phr pound Tor
butter, OH article which Mt this Ae:..ri. literal
ly costs nothing o producr) We eau hardly
wonder st any v~lua!io1 other psrsuns ma
plaoe IN what t~boSlavo to coil. Tie butchers
still ASK two and ii dollars rse pound for the
meat thay otfer f.; sale. You Can noa get
a pound Of s'nrGai for wh;t Yea could for.
mssly buy Il whole st' for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
TIE T QUESTION.

The London Daily News" says the cotton
question is becoming one Of serious interest, IS
there is q general disposition to believe that
the WAT in the United States is approaching a
fual issue, and the restoration. Of peace will
simply end in the rs-openiug of the greatest cot>
t9,, market of the world. The "Nsws" shows
.l.e. uulsrs the greatest produce is exercised, the
sudden influx Of 40 srtifcially scarce commodi'
ty. and the consequent heavy fall in prices, msy
prove most DISASTROUS.
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FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, JuGa 4a.-:iG1a yesterday
nothing OF great Interest L., tg"a:rirel.
To-day there has boau soma c.nngmad!ng
and sonic slight Diminishing. Yesterday G"r.
Meade sent Tag ri trlcs 20 u=a. b ...uresn'.!
requesting pern;s:iph /, bury his ,ica 1. winch
WIS not sra.rted.
The City Council. t9-iIy. held i meeting
and sont s committee TO Geh. Eaanrr.a;L to
ask his advice in rsgard 20 tl,. removal VI non>
romlatants. Gen. y. replied that 30 Iotica
had bsea'gisen by the enemy Of pufrne1 I,
shell the city, but i: wouli hs prudent fr
city, and for the women md 2h.!tfe, .ri5
main in %cellars.
Very tsw shells hare been tlIowa iI3. liz.
city to-day.
Grants lines reach from James liver AR 80
the Appomattoz to within tao miles Of thr
Weldon railroad.
Advices from Liberty. !hi. mprning. eay Tia:
Hunter had been pursued through that place.
aud that he was ratrea,ins towards Bufori.
Gap in considerable lisorGer, and :bgc somr
prisoners had been taken, and morn. G"ns..-
lo5s, would be.
Tho enemy, o. tbs wr:;ia:, s2aa 10 he
moving towards the Wr|iln !:,.ra"i. ol:
Generals will doubtless 10 ;trGrar"i iT; itirGn.
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.
mAniErrh, June 10 The r..rmT /, la a'c
shifting their rigLt, aaI ts:n~ i::I ! la l!'e' e.
wards the East. Information from I.;ignDtoI
SOURCES Gays that their 'rJ"Ps sre totaa Gis
hesrtcned ami GemGraliZai f:,m "aH=ht Dl
nieroua defeats AID .firkn6aF. D.5,r.sg- Il.
squads of ton per 'ia7 are constantly r%nait.s
into OIL: lines or leaving i"r th-ir non, -
Skirmishing continued s. day With uAiE'plr-
tans results
The roads are heavy from rer.n rA,i.s.
which retards military movements.
!sEC0yD DESPATCH.
MAslETTA, Juno 20.-Ths onsmy'r cAvalry
mRds u deinuns.rntiDi, this M .triiIH ir";, l:iH
Shanty towards Cnntlu, on o.!r right. and We're
met by a division Of ours, whc.i tl.,y tr:oiri~
lately withdrew. Oar army is bsias daily ".
iniorced by slightly wounded aud contaIr,
cent troope. There is 10 c.oakerism VI u:ili-
cism in our army, but the grealss, coniilscc,
is manifested by buth LNl era hud nen in the
capacity and ultimate snccess II Gen. Joan
Bsun.
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GALE Postponed until rue.say. Jnae a1.L
A.TRAGfIyE AALf AZ AUCTION
OF
q pes Ceat-I. ons Observation-Disclosures Bopds
On TCssBA7, June Ala, 81 II H., tho Assistant Tread.
rsi will .ell IS pdhIie sartion, In The city Of Columbia, g.
c, a. The corrt house.
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Of SIX per cent Bonds Of the Confederate etate,, hsusd ID
der the at vf February 18th, 1854.
These bonds orsr the lArgesl i~nduceneuAto purchaser.
They have 2airiy Yrars TO ruD, bear 80 tnfsf"! Of sLt PEI
cent. pc. sunun, pay able half yearly, and are sscntea DS
3 piedsc OF Import aad future export duties. Both prln'
c.p.l and iat.re,, are fire. from ts1at.oa' ana me COUPON :,
are msie by Law equal to coin, for inc payment OF
| daftes Oh Imports, which are allowed TO De PAID on'y 10
coin, s:srliu. exchange, or the coupons 1.-The bonds.
CONDITIONS o. EAls.-Tbe ISLES will be made IN lots -
.u.: PURCHASERS.
Ten per cent on the snornt Of purchase must be de-
uo,,t.d with the A.slstsnt Treasurer Oh the day Of sale, 10
b. forfeited II tie terms are not complied with, and the bal
suo, De paid Al The TreAfury within ten days. The pay.
neuts aun De uLde In tic Tressury notes OF the new u
,ue, or u The old isIues, Of the denomination below ON
Hundred Dollars, 7sted ~ tso-tt1Ial OF The amount pro
| mIed ca The face.
| jeT-tdS
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~SHEEIDAN's RArDERa.-Fuur. LuaiTsd and
aiSty. Of Sheridan'a nagro stealing. horse ab
dac.ing, harm aTadieatipg, house burning cut
threats and raiding thieves, lately apprchend-
Ell by Gen. %Iiampton's men near Trevilian'r
Depot, in Luuisa county, were brought t" thir
city Yesterday aud lodged in this Libby prison.
In making the journey they marched Oh in":
from Charlottesville, Va, 10 S1ottssiJle, Al.
bemerlo county, where they Wore embarked
on fcur canal boats, under guard Of 100 of
the local force from FiuvanLu aud BuckinE-
ham counties. TIE guard were in chr.so Of
Capt. P. p. Seay. II fhe lt vera omtrhoel
eleven commissioned ~offo6is, including one
Lieutenant colonel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

LIEUT.. S. o. Kpsl-we noticed tho asr.s
Of this gentleman, ffmerly in charge of tie
Passport Office in thii city, and a Liantenans
in Company X. 6h louisiana regiment, in 4"
contemporary Is few days ago, amongst !. 10;
ii other officers retisd by sot Of CuugreSa
for inconpetency, t.! The announcement
unaccqmpahied by all explanation, dofs irjus.
toe to Lieut.. Kirk, who was (u1der the oct of
C~onsress) honorably p'irel ca account IF
physical disability. By the President. This
discharge relieves linn from oorscrirt iisas
biiity, mnd eushlea him to enter tho army
again, if he shall think proper, Oh the rest0s
ra.inn uf lis health. We say tbs much in
bcEhli IF til, above officer, who ia by 10 nreans
inccmretent mentally, dough he may b. IhJ-
sica.ly..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

THERE WERE IN TIE Libby yesterday about
500 Yaukes prisoners, exclusive Of over LOCO
in the hospitals in various stages Of physical
d%ilapidation. The unwoundsd ones vii
aent out of town at an early day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

STEAMER CrGECTrE.-llils tiue blockade
running atr.nrr has lately srived in a Confede-
rh.r por'. infringing r ::rg. nnd vsldHble cargo on
inGirl!nHl hnd government account. She re-
pads lhat vi her outward hound trip slte WAS
rh-se.. Lar ioust.sM hours by h Yankee vessel,
a,ri hn'i l., iifi,i-n bef.titn Of e"In, portion IL h,r
,.srg,, IA 'i'irr % s.rspr. The c"qnelie brings
-onn, s"'",i i:"in NL--AIi for Richmond mel
.hnu;r n.,i ,'h~,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

Tns t'sffuARr 1tsrlrAL," recently essub.
iished ct the old f.a Grounds, ID said to he 10
want Of tho kind Intentions usually bestowed
by the ladies' on tbsfounded so!dierp. This
Hospital il on the I'D Fair Grounds, head of
Main STREET. The aides in visiting the diff
ferent hospitals dosied to the reception of the
wounded, must not[argat lis claims TO their
cnnsid erntidn.
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TIE NEW lOED N FiGHr.

Tie fight between Cur forces from Lynch =
bayg, and those Of Tire onemy una.r lInnter,
at New Lyndon, On tho west dividing line oil
Campbell and Bedford counties, on S'atu rday
night. is described as resulting in u complete
success T. our arms, and the utter dis ,omfi ture
of the enemy. The eue'uy were vigorously
pursued towards Liberty. and tue pursuit had
besn rewarded by rhs capure 81 u large I'll M
Der Of priaaner. S:ll! mnro. satisfactory re-
ul were anticipated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

tgsHAos BLCvE u7.-A considerable pegS
ton Of tho furnace and part of TIC zoe; Of .ho
extensive shot ind she'll foundry Of Mr.. g..
Bradley, in Manchester, was destroyed by the
explosion Of a Blaksley shsll on Saturday
evening. The foundry does work for the gov
ornment, and for that purpose is furnished
With iron. In Il lot Of this, which wal placed
IN the furnace Saturday. there happened t.,
be i i>aded shell, which, eynlCd5l, with tbs
rt'ult above mentioned. The enttrpTising
proIgetor, approaching Inc Importance Cf
bsin; ct Work, ret Immediately n1,nt repair.
Ing the damage. and yesterday hal ii, t,r
succeeded la to lnduGs the belief tia. hr might
be abba to-day - proceed in manufacturing
iron pills Tor fanEe, consumption. L.acSily
no damage occurred 10 life or limb by tho az.
~TlGsiun, though there were u nilnihcr Of hand,
1T work ia tho foundry.
-r~--
CAsr. J. 3. PLEAsAsrs At the last gene
raj election this gentleman was unanimously
chosen by the 7Otsra Of Richmond Captain CT
the Cit Night Watch, an institution with
which he had bssn connected for a number OF
years. lila eminent fitness to dischargc tbs
duties Of the position must have been arpa
rent to the people who elected him, ls they had
prsvi1uslG suniry times douh 30, and Captain
Pleasanta having joined the watch w Il private,
had no other claim TO tho otire ihan merit
alone. o. the llrh of May. during Sh-r;-
dams raid, tho night watch husing nothing Ia
DO, rogueannd o!hvrdepreIutors beng tonmuch
scared TO disI .y thcir talent. III "!ho r,:..i
way were assembled on The u~n,i!al Square
fbT anT '!a:y that liz. cIiHsnni-4 "t the timn7
might demand q them. WLi!o waiting. i:k,'
Mioawber, for something t. tnrn up" una Ct
rle men produced u deck Of cards, and GAL ct
ruspeus to their senior officer Chen praaca,)
Invited linn to take o hand. This Invitation
ho accepted. Tue fact that Is game Of Old
alelg, WAY in progress ~ ths Sqnarc Has re-
ported 10 tho Mayor b3 u Mr.. Green, who Of.
lereJ il to csass.- The order caused some FER
sonnf feeling in the breast Of Peasants, aud
led to = remark on his part, which WIS made
the suhieosof O communication to the Council
| by tho Mayor at its last meeting. Tue UJun-
Oil, thercupon, after u briet discussion, in Which
tas interest. of CAPTAIN Pieafanta werr uuro.
presented entirely, passed t. resOlutinn r1mn-
/ wing Captain PleasNts from his otIcs for
his conduct On the 18th Of May" Wa have
briefly stated the points in the case, and do 70.
to say that it is understood that the friend. oi
Captain Peasants are making an effort to hnga
him reinstated. It is understood that several
msmhers 81 The Council are. ia7arable - 81
lJine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

CALLED CoURT.-An Alderman's Hastings
Cont was held at the City Hall yesterday
for the examination Of one Joshua Ot7inga. on
tho charge of stealing and selling gold watch
ard chain belonging to Capt. VIM. Clarkson.
In consequence of sOrie informality in the
proceedings, Is no'ie p-oseqri WAS entered Rn'l
the prisoner sent ssaia before tina .:ayor 0r
another hearing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

Doc IrDrs.-l:has been suggested u us that
thrskincr dogs makes ~ god leather 20 t!ratol
any other animal. lfsn, tuo city Or government
might fni THAR prof: ia donu;iihg the dogs
caught by tho netmen o lthii city in their Re.
Tt:c;aativrs ni;er Il,a cinins TaJn. After
being deprived Of vitality they :rs carried al;
10 the nitre bsda, aid, beirg skinned before
undergoing the journey would not deetroy
l!.pir usefulness d particle ~ !i:re material
Last week dog skins enough We're captured I"
make twenty-five hundred dollars worth Of
leather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

L.int:- Y,.I1rSG rIiE Hrck A patient al
Htua,i hospital nrlr. Lgainal Tie pp'icY III dig
rnunI-m.uc!!is lai.ua nom attending to The SICK
rnl wrdnisd. whiri. is said to hsvs been COM
Tie ncei st ole or rnjre hospitals III tho city. He
4nys thnt tha policy amounts to d prohibition
ma. ia Iul.!: b; thnGe whom lie terms nDlHcfi cont
crii;r-.' have causai "A r-sss!inn of angel visits
i5ii he hospital III which h. is. lie dues No,
,uilm-:. :, hslhur tbs sud ctiIcs ac officers or
,,ts;i.,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

uNIn.sn rnL--Onn ri the is; ~ seven
inch ,.i-l ~l!ia!.iy gan: useI IN i"ar'' the Con.
i4,.,.: s.r ran .tlbeiuu.,. hyi gLuuI !I.rce tact OF
nnsiaugt. -hrt!. Lsp!sia Cooke made on The
Yankees III AibsHllsie ) uid un the North Caro-.
li:n cIs,t. s:;:ru tho GngnpeInsnt the damaged
piryc has htrH tfioyt III +" Richmond mld another
euu ,upsi.nu~i Ia ii- st.nl. IL j, just rs good
~ ,v"!, nniy ,",t quite 80 lJn,. 1t may yet in
Itl lts=-,rt rri"iit.ur in Instrumental ia selr!ing
m.IiJ !. T..ikrs 10 i.i= lung hume.
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YEsTjgiaY'S uPEKATiDSS.

Pa.ties mhe eft Petersburg st two O'Clock
yesterday sf.nnoon say that al WAS compsra-
lively qoiet il The front up to hat time. Among
the reports cnnant WA Cue that the enemy wss
retiring y pori;dl If bis iorrssto operate, it w.
believed III Chesterfield All reports concur that
there hes been 40 such fighting before Peters.
burg ss on Friday last, snd that, although the
eltmy mute some determined attacks On Satuf,
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TEL, Z q
s5pOz7AOF TpG .HE1I yszn.iI.

kElr:l si1,rd:nS 10 act NJ LD'S'I!' :. "a. ;%-
BY J. b. Ta.A:HEA. IN .h CG.rt: eye: Of ~, br
Court " Ia CeAJlS11s s,nts' ir 80 !H''"". ":.;'t.'
lxnrxI.
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Yes, there let us leave him, and pray fiat
our fate may not DO ike his; but hat when
We 20 down TO the ''sepulchru dark AMI cold"
the sod that falls, upon cur cofiu lids may bs
wet with the tears Of those who love us, and
whom We love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

WerI N :. Hospital. I.ynchburg. Va.
On .hu reception ri The above the lady got in,
Dig FL, snI handel tie ,btt-r over to the Msdi.
cal n,Ie:trI. TIC later sympathi,inG with her
i"-iiue, ,"n, nn nrlnr 10 Lynchburg to have the
uai0r!linht, i"linm s-nt in nediately 10 his regi-
lnrni, ely ling linn u shn.ker. III. WIS sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21

FogAY ON TEE CANIHrs.-The dor cat:hers
wero ont on Friday end operated extensively
10 he detriiuent Of the canine population, fr"in
,Iia r!rinE 10 the going dosu Of the sun. Up
IL seven o'clock ah"ut 100 dogs l@! been
caught.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-21
HALF Par ELLrsN n'cLocK.p ~

Just ~ we VIDE about TO say tta! Petersburg
WAS wrapped in Il repose as CAIN ~ an infants
slunbers. u sennade If soporous bass and q
lively treble ss'l.sd our ears from the orchestra
on The East. lt ssted but Il few minutes. aud
kll became uuietapRin.