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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
p Lie N Office.
DRPARfMxNT OF rHK INIKRroK. L
Waskiagfoa, Dec. g, 1850.

DKPARfMxNT OF TIE INTKRroK,t
WashissfoS, Dec. g, 1850.
Public notice IL hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feloaiously abstrscted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain indian tribes. Noiloe has
also been given TO the proper ooers Of the respeo-
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and oil
persons are warned against purchasing or recelv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons, the claim Of
the United States hereto will be prosecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
Six per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued N
June and August, 1857.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WASHINGTON BRANCH.
@M -
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On snd amer SUNDAY, November S5th, 1861, the
trains will run az follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First trSlu at $50 z. m.
Second Train 1t 7.40 a. m.
Third train 81 $40 p. M, Express.
Fourth train 81 6 p m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at As a. M, Express.
Second train at 3.S5 O. m.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth ~ 420 D. M, Express.
The first, second and third trains from Wash
lngtOn connect througF Philadelphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An .
napolis For Norfolk take the 40 q. m. train.
For the accommodation of the war travel be-
tween w sshlngton and Laurel, = passenger car
a. ii m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Philadel-
phia only.
no sd TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
FL e A D ACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

10 nBAI
As these Testimonials rrere unsolieifed By
Mr. SPALDING, they Gford unguestion-
allie proof Of the efficacy of M,s
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb 5, 1851.
p!MR. SPtLpIxg-Sir: have tried your Cephalo
send me two dosrs WoE fa MORN sna' 10
Part Of these are for the, nei shbors, to whom
Your ob't servant. JAMES MES KENNEDY.
HAvzRYoRp, Ps., Fob. s. 1881.
Nh. srALpISs1s,r wish you to send ne one
11sai deal If 5sneat rom tSsn iis "'V' 'Se''0'"
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsH.
SPRUCE CREEK, HvNr1ssEon Co Pa,
two boxes OF your Ccphailo Pills. Send them i'm
Respectfully yours. mo sImoNs
,,P s-Ikays used one boz Of vozr Piis, cnd fnd
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. IS, 1851.
BHShS sIALpENa: EsS: Please fud iEclosed
e ;o9r Gsp6siIc Pills TSsy ave srny he S Ssst
Belle Vernon, Wysndot o., D.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1864.
h c. sPALDINe. Esq wish for some circulars
or large show bills, to BRING your Cephalio Pills
more Particularly, before nv customers. If yoY
hnve az thlnS OF the kind. please sand to mo.
One Of my customer, who is guhieot to severe
Sick Headache. CASUALLY Iasting tive days) ,rns
sr,ed Of an attack hotu BY your Ptfls, which
| sent her 10y ~
Respectfully yours, w. II. WILKES
RErNoLDsBuRs, FRASkLIs Co. Ohio,
January 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDINs, No. 40 Cedar ttreet New
YoIk1DeaI Sir: Inclosed find twenty FIVE ca"ts.
tS5,) Tor which send tO1 Of " CephaIIo Pills -
send % address of Rev. VIM, c. Fl Ter Kcynoida
bus, Franklin oounty, Ohio
YoH, PtIs tccrk like a eharns-cxye Headaeh.
almost tnSfdntsr.
Truly yours, VIM. C. FILLER,
YPsILAHTI, Mich, Jan. "a, 1851
MR.; sPALDINS-Sir: Not long sinoe I sent 10 Won
Tor box OF Cerha'lo Pills for the cure Of the Mar
v0us Head acme and Costiveness. and recfived .he
SANE 6no 10y had so good an effect that ,cas in
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER.
IPsiianti, Mich.
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DENTISTRY.

RRS. IOCKWCQD,t DARRELL ARE PRE-
- pared to insert TtETH on VULCAN-~
ITE BASE, new and improved mode n.y.
When made this plan they are com SIIo
fortable 70 wear and much cheaper than any other.
Operations of any kind that may be dssIred Of
nee Dom No. s. in the Washington Building. oor-
Eer Pa av, and Seventh at. ia 10 SIN"
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FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Mrs. S. j. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of tnls Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester SCOTT, ESQ =.
No. $50 Hing street.
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches rec ulsltc to thorough English Edn-
desired -
in addition 10 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
RoaIaers, who; constituting a part of her own fam
lily, viii be under her immediate caro- and superyL~
sion. She will endeavOr as far as possible, to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly ini uenoes
Of Rome.
,RsfereHees.-Rev.G Geo. ii. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
HaTriSon, Rev. ID. F. SpIIgg,: William II. Fowle,
Esa., Edgar snow len, ESQ. Edmund F. Wilmer
Ess., EGnry MsIbury. ESQ, IewIg, MeKenzle
E5s., Robert II. Hunton, Esq W. ID. Wailach
Editor Evening Stsr, Benjamin Waters, Esq. Jas
EntvIsle, JT., Esq, Col. yohn w. Minor, Loudoun
Hessrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs Cor
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches,
IN advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
IL NC extra charges. gu 23-t
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4f I'M, ny, INVOICES OF NEW MUSIC
S.f re 20, Cincinnati, Hall Son. NsW Yoon'
NOV Opsn for Inspection. O"' Wv fofk.
,sa JOHN r. ELLIS
500 "a. Az. bet eth And lotb -.
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NoiR.-The bonds numbered 25Ie and below, is-
sued In January, 1857; No 1910, and above that,
ISSUED IN August, 1857, payable 1t Phoenix Bank,
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s sast '1lH sss,s: is. q estl 81 ksySfs, ksv
North Caroline gix yer sept Como, Bepd.-c.,
lons psyable \ April and Oessbsr. VIZ, S0s
sesSy n: 3. sSl % g SS 81
AS. E !. ss; q ~ stsss
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g 4 3 FIXTU Els,

M GAS FIXTURES
w y Rave IN store, and are dal v receiving Gas
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and besifns
ana Finish, superior In style to anything heretofore
onered IN TINS market. We invite citizen general
y TO call and examine our stock of Gas and Wstsr
Fixtures. feeling confident that VS. have the beet
selected stock in Washington " "
Al Work IN the above lire Intrustsd "a mn, oars
Will BE- promptly attended TO.
MYERS MoGHAN.
HN h-E 37R ID street.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

A VIM. T. DOVE & co,
1AaE nov prepared to execute Euy orders with
SINGH tney may be favoreI N tho
PLUMBING, Gas OR STEAM FITTlN4
BUSINESS.
III store on 9Th street, few doors north of Pa
ay@!ne, Ntsrs my be fo md O complete assortment
q O. ~, : = ~ ihhkS End other GAS, STEAM and
wa f6t ftAIUhES, 10 T-ly
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A. PL UfBER AND GAS FILTER,
- tas removed 70 tn corner of Twelfth and L sts
ne II prepared TO Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction. AN
he has OF hand q lot of COOKING and othsr
sION rs, which be will sell tss than cost, az he
Slshes 20 get rid OF them. no II
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEAI,ER
" OF GAS METERS.

4 8 ~0C OF ,IISA.I ~ z u IND EEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,
,,o,,,I,, -, 49,, WAsEINsToS, July 10, Iaso,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVF( That ayJe.-
sDiJ - the ffoSlsons che ordinance of tie Cor
so:s"n sppto;ed H1sJ IL, lce0 tho rndereis sd 10
Gov prepared. HEensv6r rec uired in writing and
ga pre- faJHent Of tie fee OF hlty cens 70 inspeot
1857, prove, and scerain the scouracy OF
IsslStsLicH o. :ry gas meter il roo in this CIty u
EVER Meter, II lOnpd incorrect, will be condemned,
aId another. sealed and marked as true will he
set ~ ia piace. If proved TO he acourots in ia
Anu again put ~ position for uee.
Once No. SO Seventh street. (nesr Odd Fel
-oSs hal!, = Open tTom q; M, 70 p. M.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
u B-u Inspector and Sesler OF Gas Mctsrs.
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PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce, New York, in
November, lss6-iuterest payable In January and
July Of each yoar.
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DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

Z %. II LIND
J. w. THOMPSON GO.
Would call the attention OF Water takers 20 their
tui assortment OF Fixtures necessary TO its Intro
1nctien ,as foll9ws:-KITCRENRk NGES,B ATH
I RIFF W MAT = t4Ic ,GGLnSETs, HOT WATER
Iron, Nfous ht Iron, Lead ara Gavsnsed W 4.
TEN PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
Frs, RUBRER nose, 30
HayIrs superior advantages, with practical
& oW!edge, we are prepared to Introduce Water
into dwellings, with ali the latest in proven ents
promptly, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy
26g Penn. avenue,
no N-dtMir bet. 9Th and 10Th Ets., south eide.
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NoTK-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1887, and bonds No. 2O0l, and above
that, dated August, 1887, payable at the Ph0nix
Bank, New York city, in 1887.
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EDUCATIONAL.

N FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parents who wish their daug hters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education, where
their ply trsining will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved stem of Calls
thenlos and Gy mnastcs are respectfully invited to
teenth st. and Now York av.
MIR. K MRS. z. RICHARDS,
an soft Principals
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From the Examiner, Norfolk va
,Cephaic PILLS accomplish the object for vbio,
EIney were made, VIZ: Cure of headaohs in ali il,
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From the Eraminsv, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
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"A srECi,.L BAs.A,N ~ TWV FIANOs.
Gsl5Ssc.. ~ nsy, ist on sale ., sacrifices Aha
~ sosr. .r- 1sS 81 Il ~ Et hi i.
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SCHOOL AND ooLLEsE ouTPIrs,

,tsFent ard gnArdises wlxhIns % furu,sh th.,
Sni.Sren And wards WITH School and Coliers DnIts
0r the coming season, are invited o. exsmins orr
Geeeqt Mo and extensive essnrtmerf 66Vs,
CExTHIN6, where they can 90 ont their ekilrre,
III sises IN lev momerss With ever, Ssxcrtp-
' ....s s'-'' sifLH sfiEIE;s s,5sg co.
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Ta::i sSHa: Ss;ss NV NJ. 5sy
able In January and July.
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC F0p 49,,
4 sspsg: Prise 81; half CALI sISo by mai 1901
Hsns, vol: a% me-. o sS.s I y oysI Wendell
The Revolution 10 the soSStS 0' s Ss1 oy mail.
Sa FSENoHa E1issES .sTsE
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THE BLOCKADE BROKEN
Confederate WaF-ShiP Patrick
Henry at Sea!
TEsrImoNIAL TO HOWELL COBB.
NOn-IntercOurse with the North.
sp.el.l Dl.p,le, !, h. rnlop ,na Aps.le:p.

Special Dispatch % the Union and Amese-n.
RIcHNoxD, Aug. 3O-It is believed here that the
blockade has been efectualy broken by the arrival
of the British ship Alliance, at Beaufort, North
Carolina.
A fleet Of steamers loaded with stone, to sink in
the inlets near the coast was tOwed by Lineoln's
war steamers past Fort Monroe on Monday.
The Confederate war ship, Patrick Henry, form
erly the Yorktown, OF the Richmond and New York
Packet line, is believed to be safely at sea.
The members Of Congress yesterday subscribed
individually to purchase sword and stand Of
colors for Howell Cobb. Mr.. Chiffon, Of Alabams,
in the morning, offered resolution, requesting
President Davis to present them as testimonial of
his services to the South.
Congress has authorized the President to purs
chase one or more large screw steamers for war
purposes.
Commercial non-intercourse with the North, un-
der limitations, is to be enforced by penalties du-
ring the war; also letter correspondence is pro
hibited.
Abill is before Congress to vest the President
with the power to retaliste upon tbs Lincoln Gov
eminent in certain cases.
The President is eonvaleseent.
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FTom washington,

WASHINGTON August 3O.-The War Department
has issued the following:
IAN act of Congress makes the holding cOrrespon-
dence with or giving aid directly indirectly with
the enemy, punishable by death, or other punish>
ment directed by court martial. The public safety
REQUIRES the enforcement Of this article therefore,
it is ordered that all correspondence or communion
ton, verbal written, printed, or tel@graphic, re-
soecting the operations Of the army military
movements, either by land or water, or respecting
troops camps, arsenals, entertainments or military
affairs by which direct indirect intelligence may
be obtained without the sanction of the general
commanding, be and are absolutely prohibited from
and after the date of this order Persons violating
this will be proceeded against"
The Post Office Department orders the abolition
of the Kentucky Post offices at Hickman, Columbus,
and Paducah and all post offices and post routes
West of the Tennessee river except the route from
RussellvilIe via Cadiz and Mayfeld, and from Eddy
vile to Olive All post Offices these routes are
continued except Aurora.
The Times says that Gen. Scott expressed the
opinion that the Confederates must make attack at
an early day. Information says large numbers
in and about Manassas and scattered on the roads
leading from Richmond and towards Str1sburg
The Herald says the Confederates not only main~
tain their old lines but have encroached half mile
and occupy several important strategetical points
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
ERH pRENATn nHSEASES


AEsS DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, for the l
assE<SS four years ofLousVille, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty yerrs himself having attended to practice fer
many years. cured thousands he enabled to
OF private nature, matter how b2d they be
from udcious medical treatment rcm neglect their
DR. Kings Dspensay No. % Deadck street, between Cherry
and the square where be all diseases Of private nature
oxoRHRA cured without nsucouS medicine interference
from business.
sTRCTUREs old date, sEectusIly cured
DAVIS By an operation which pain Where structure
exist health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTmncs the constitution much.
sYPHILIs with all the diseases Of the skin, groTng out
Yet or bad treatment, efect1aly cured days
SEMINAL WEAEEK particular attention having been given to
this disease and all the consequences grewin Gift brought
on in many by the destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and excessive Indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject
btfor society," and causing premature old age
Females may be laborng with any difficulty OF tie Womb
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad 6y writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed to DR. A King, No. o. Desdrck street,
Nashville will hs the necessary medicine sent to their
address, necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Ones
hours from o'clock in the morning until in the evening
r1ay23. IS59-d&Wly
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Monetary and commercial.
FRDlY EvESxo. Au9uzt 30. Isg

FRIDAY EvESExG, August 80 1861.
t-isis Is good demand for Wheat both on mill
sfs account and to III orders. at T5 sOcper buslel
-of prime Red and White, and zoe for Meditsrran-
SAH an extra article Of White w0uld perhaps
command shade above our quotations There s
eOa-'oerable movement in Flour, and prices are
-l.iy maintained at s595.25 per Dbl for Supsrfne
--1 Y0.0O's6 % for Extra azd Fancy brands. Sacks
range from $3.50 to IS.
Ane iOnoWing sales Of Tennessee Bends in New
4 rk were reported on the oath: $4,000 at 42le,
ana S4sOOO at 4Sc, and on the 18th, $4,000 at 43,
and $4,000 at 4S3e.
fhe New York correspondent Of the New Or
leans Picaysme makes mention Of a su5dsn and tx.
traordinary movement in the Stocks Of the souther
States, quotations Of which were lOCal2 per cent
higher than two or three weeks previous while the
United States and other Northern Stocks have NOS
participated in the rise. The writer says:
What may be the precize meaning Of this M.
looked for activity is not definitely known but tie
probability is that the bulk Of the purchases are on
Southern account
There have also. it is stated on good authorize.
been considerable sales on European orders, the
prompt Of the six per cent interest on the
Southern bonds held abroad making them very
desirable investment, fully one hundred per cent
Detter Lnan the same amount OF money SOuiu pc
placed either in England or on this continent.
But 1t Is not believed that the prompt remittance
OF the interest these bonds is alone the cause Of
fresh purchases foreign account but rather that
they are owing in q great measure to the rapidly
growing conviction abroad that the Co1iederate
States viii soon be recognized as a member OF the
great family Of nations, and with this important
TACT IN their vision the purchasers see that their
investments are as good as wheat, and that which
they now are fortunate to get for 50, viii, at no
distant day, walk up to its legitimate figure OF par
So much for the foreign purchases.
fhe purchases on Southern accounts have, IN
number Of instances, been transfer Of Northern
stock (owned by Southerners) INTO the stocks Of
their own States. The chief motive for this has
been because Of the passage Of the act by the late
Federal Congress c0Dhscatng the property OF
Southerners at the North, but as our cotton sugar
and tobacco friends have no idea Of having their
property thus swiftly take to itself wings they have
sold out what Northern stock they had, and re
invested the funds in the securities Of their own
section.
There have been some who have looked upon the
as brought about under belief that We
are soon to have peace, but I cannot endorse this
opinion as peace to my mind, is an attribute IN
known 70 the present Federal Administration.
The following is comparative statement Of the
imports Of foreign dry goods and general merchan-
lise at New York FOR the week ending the 24th and
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rvtortIon On INC soIdIers,

The following communication ia from one of the
most prominent gentlemen of Rutherford county.
Merchants entitled to fair profits but it is any
thing but patriotic to monOpolizs the market in
goods for soldiers equipments, in war which is
now being fought for our very existence as peo-
ple Nashville will suffer in her character for pa
triotsm unless her citizens frown down such sharp
practices as are brought to light by our correspon
dent. Let her look to her good name:
MURFREEsBoRo, Aug. Is, 1861.
Editors Nqshvllen Union and Anericd:-We cannot
believe that the public press and spirit of Nashville
will permit heartiess spectators upon the necessi-
ties of your soldiers to monopoZe all the products
of tie country, to their profit Of hundred per
cent
We desired to send our sons, brothers and friends,
n)w in front of the enemy, in the mountains Of
Virginia. clothes necessary for their prote cton from
the severity of the season Our agent applies at
the factory in G. and finds the necessary material
but Is told that every yard they could make is en-
gagged to 8 house in Nashville at 60 cents per yard
They go to the merchants of that house in Nash
ville and beg to purchase from them and offer to
pay their profits and get the cloth from the factory
In answer to their urgency the mimic Suarts of
Nashville refuse to let them have yard; they
will sell nothing that is not in their house, and so
our agents return without goods. Our boys are
suffering IN the camp the inelemeney OF wet ana
frest whilst the monoposts in Nashville are hold
ing on and medtatng how much pront they can
wiring from the anxious soictude OF friends at
home. You can have names If the truth OF this Is
challenged Rutherford county has for years past
poured her money into the Golfers of the house
that treats her citizens thus, but they will mete to
them in the end a just retribution. We are glad
TO know that there are honorable exceptions in
Nashville, whose names are known and honored
here.
Messrs. Editors, you can find way to arrest the
spirit of cupidiy of unfeeling selfish men, TO whom
the sufferings of our gallant men Is thus made
gam Your paper must be a lens to concentrate
upcn them the ray sIOf public scorn and Indignation
Let the public hear you on this subject.
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AttontIon Volunteers.

Those who wish to join well organized company
would do well to report themselves immediately to
Captain A. J. NOVEMBER, of the Edgefeld Rifles
Tenn, 18th regiment volunteers, at Camp Trousdale
None but those in good health and at least five
feet eight inches high need apply.
Those belonging to the command will report
themselves Immediately for duty. aug3O-dlw'
There are now three grand theatres of war
Eastern Virginia Western Virginia, and Missouri
from all of which We may expect to hear ere long
of stirring scenes. But we have an abiding faith
in the vaor of our troops, and feel confident that
whenever the opportunity is afforded them they
will repeat the glorious deeds of Bethel Manassas
and Springfield. Let US wait hopefully for the re-
suits of their struggles. In the meantime, secure
yourself against loss by fire at the well known
Southern Insurance Agency of ~ J. MARI, No. rs
College street. aug25 tt
THE PUBLIC ACTs.-The acts OF the two Extra
Sessions of the Legislature can be procured by
applying at this Office.
August I3-tf
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In ChaucerY at LafayeILe--June Rules
1861

* o0DALL and Andrews Richard Wright and others
N On motion it appearing the Clerk and Master, that
Richard Wright, Of the defendants in this
resident Of the State Of Tennessee that tSe ordinary process
this court cannot be served bin tits her ederei
by CLERK and Of said Court tina publication madG
Union and American fer four successive weeks requiring
said Richard Wright appear the bouse in the
Of Lafayette county Of Macon, ana State Of TeHnes
see, LIST Friday after Cd Monday in August next then and
there plead demu complain BILL and in de-
fault thereof said bill will be taken for confessed and
bearing expsrts to him. This b june 1861.
uIy5s Vltpr'sfee 3 JOHN CLAIBORNE O, IN.
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"Picayune" ButIer ON the Coast Of
North Carolina,
INDIGNATION IN RICHMOND.
Victory of the SOutherEers at Cross
Lane.
Special pi.p.teh to the uaisn and American.

0Pelal Lhpapen W ne Nnion ana AmetSan'
RICHMOND Aug 3O.-Gen. BUTLxR, in command Of
a fleet with one hundred guns, and four thousand
men, arrived at Fort Hatteras, on Tues day, and
opened fire upon the fort which was vigorously
returned. The garrison consisted of three hundred
men, under the command of Capt. BARRAS, former
ly Of the United States Navy.
CATER twenty rounds our ammunition became ex-
hausted and the entire garrison surrendered.
The fort was built only few months since, and
mounted twenty guns.
There is great indignation here at the small sup
ply Of ammunition
An engagement took place at Cross Lane North
western Virginia. on the 26th August between three
thousand Confederates and nine hundred of the en-
envy, resulting in our favor.
It is reported that VIM. W ran, banker at
Washington City, has been ar