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INTEREST ON THEPUBLIC DEBT.

INTEREST ON THEPUBLlC DEBT.
NJ oTIcE hereby given that the nteres, Me debt Of the
~ Virgins. be paid the OF the state,
The LIST OF July 1851 In Currency in conformity 10 the provion
Ordinance Of the Convsnn passed the e6h Of jane
1851 attached The required by the
Ordinance viii popounded and must be answered sasaeor
", eAih, By the party claiming the INTEREST
- THOMAS q. DEWITT
Secretary ofconnssiOnsu OF the slnfins Fund
An Cyi;aanes in relation 10 .hs Rerssi NE State
a.. PoRds:
Be ordained That the payment Of The iserest the
soacs State the properly Of the Govenaento the
by trl or which are COW the proper
" OF cNIen or eopor.sn said stite
adhering thereto than be suspended during the exiting
and urpose AsceTnlsg the honds Whh Owned
he nkiag nd shall such nteroga
AsY prescribe 70 be answered under oh Theip
sres said bonds except III held Aforesaid aud the sterling
hsnd payable LoRdos AA be paid 81 the Treasury and not
,lIexhsrs 10 carrshey.
Adopted June Goth, 1851
IyI-dlvkclt
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.nLoeNsDUaYn vOa SALE.

yHE undsgued fsr sale che TRACT or LAND called
-Bloonssary" nOupepss county abost HOY kou
containng Prlss Asa s4oins ths
farm lately sold BY 70 1r Wise and Kennedy, asd
The leads " v QsBeelhsA Dr. y O mon and wm !. tfs
fhR Yan Austed eyhhorhocd feraarksbH adapted 70
Ne growth Of What and De Beiidtn are rste Old but
IN nederste repair the teco-
uodston on fasnliy Prrsos7 dsross pnrhng AZ Invited
V sssuiss s plscS for tsas We vn merely fsnsrt Nat
Agar sssa sosAdsf.a sss NE esA Arn,h - sssA
rss,s yin y ssas ssssns.sS..ns -
andsssrs oapp~ ssusaS, or = q a. Green .. ospys
oogrthoass JOIN GLAUaEftA
sase-es NIL o. bRADtonD
CiSS"s"s "a s:sS I1ss;s s ;S5iai - -:
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TO RAILROAD AND OTHER
RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R-PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready . supply order. for rliIers As fast -
they In All rely getting, without delsy,
inferior have made; different In Its phosphate In
getent nom anything else In uark-t and better because
contains pare Bone Phosphate u Line than Other
Manipulated GuAns.
The results o, applying preparations 70 vhea, the pas.
ayorabeH could be expected under the
lned disasters Of joint woy rust and most Of all drought
which the present favorable action OF the phophsi
great st the wheat grAnlng But the
te that equal superior 10 Peruvian Gu
wheat whilst for lands that need nearly AL
anda dot has proved Its superiority under fair for
dueng good stand Of clover true that oeeaohol aures
reported bot they DAnipoator
sometimes due The face Inst the land did need
phosphat generally tie for both wheat
and clover have ever known
evidence u the value Of manure 10 be fcund
ttt nave orders for in four times much
had ~ the period last yea.
Persons WAC ndnced 10 Try grano, from their
the representations Of oh-r particularly requested
order Run Gusro and 70 hat they get there
many manipulated ErSelesi In the market
had Of myself The commission merchants generally
In Richmond, Of my agents, Aess T0S BRANCH SONS
Petersburg; NJ HoLLINs co. Lynchbnrg; HUGH SCOTT Pres
s-ckkbars MASON, MARTIN CO., seoasvile; JOHNSTON,
.sptl--eu FRANK a. RUgTIN
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gX MILES 4. or CHI ,RI srgGslLLr,S i,
TINE 'escS vi esn S't MoadaJ 10 September, and spd ssh
srD TAVes-EssIsA Aacisnt and Modern language
Ma heaAics 4,
Tr-Sor Bosrl and Tuition not iaesens ondss and rev
els) $3.50 for session.
me-. .ho ossrs farther lnsrn.Cn pass apply for ehesrs
.calRLEa N'Ses M D., ANU VA,
Jyi5-er Sept P.iaspL
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FORTRESS NoSaok, July 2l.-A scouting party sur
prs,d small federal force last evening Three Of tie
fe ieralists we're killed.
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GEN. MCMILLAN,

CINCINNATI, Jolly ia despatch received here states
that Gen. Mcclellan Is ro~ts to this city on visi 10
his family.
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FROM " isBiNGrOs.

e A
wAsnIseros, July 2l,l--The correspondent Of the
New York Post has tell grapded to his paper that Gen.
Bar Ks has superseded Gen. Patterson and that General
DIX has succeeded Gen. BArks
From Mr. Caig, Who lad Just reached Washington,
the correspondent earns that O'Clock last even
ing a, Bulls Run, aud up to SIX o'clock this mor-ng,
from Farfax Courthouse the 6ghirg had not been re-
nssed, except By The pcket sho are very close a. the
armies are only about mil, from each other. -
Geo. Tyler made Reconnaissance on yesterday, but
discovered nothing worthy Of note. The largest house
in Cenlrevle had been burned down.
wAsHneros, July 2i.-GsD, Pattersons division il
moving on Winchester slowly and censinueuly, and Is
slid to be under the command Of Brgadisr Gan Zase
frhi, 10 doubtless all gamnon, but II strongly esie''
oil that P.tsrsons entire force was ensAgsd IN the
Sunday battle near Manassas
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. July 2l-General Buckuer, Col Hunt
aud several Other s,sr Of the State Guard, have re-
signed.
Mr. Cotton the collector this port refuses to issue
permits to ship goods to Russelvills or Bowling Green
Trunks Of citIsns of Kentucky Who may desire to
travel from here to points near the border viii
DO examined sfser to day on the trains
Aate despatch announces that the Confederate troops
nov occupy Romnsy. ~.
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MILIfAnH EATIGpE sHIRTs.-nni,.y Va
u feri oc.,ee VI tsssf KNIT. PAINE 90.
HeWAnD A s0CIATIO", PHILADRL.
PhiA-A Benevolent InA;uton established BY special IN.
dovment for Vie Relief OF the ck Distressed lssd Win
essss OF the Sexual Orraax. "
nEDIoAL ABvfoE diva grsrs, By the Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REP0Rfa On spsrnator-hua and ether Dsssss
o. NJ bsxuA orfan ant Ne nEw snploysd n s
ppsnss ssrs ssasd letter envelopes me- Q. cAafse fvs
49,: ~ + ii; ;'i sSSsi,au, I.,.,. A........
t-tssryf.H - . -Sa une-vQ
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Two rEys!O!ANs:5Ar syssi.a, N ~ p,...;, Who !;

Two PHvsIOlAEs.ARhy Physician, IN full practice, who're
Sss searqAe Nhs WaternF Places o. Weston Va and
desrout psnoyrg 70 the 6oath viii sell his properly with the
good Of bis poslen. HIS property which he propoits SELL
consists Of rsesnd comfortable Dwelling With oil Necessary
ut houses stables aud and about 30 of good
land About onehs Of the land well tia besd and The lance
meadow and pasture land and ls proprietor sbun-
worth 70 HIM sany nom % 900 20 $500
"a ID pzr Of practice tmonG the vnrs he Spring.
daring sua ason and throughout the nslghbo hood during
The year
he vii remain and practice with the purehassy sni the
PAIL and inArodsee him. far he mo his practice He
vii exhibit hsbooks 70 payt.,n deHripg6 pnrchsss.
e. psy.b. sfeovs:-e2ooo in hand, and The balance pi
LAW, ttAnnton, Va, YIN rere,1s apl-HN
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REJOICING OVER THE GREAT VICTORY.
wILxnsroS, July 22.-oae spontaneous outburst OF
Is exhibited hero ct the result OF the battle
near Manassas on yesterday. We fred salute in hon.
or of the victory this afternoon.
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EMORY d HENRY COLLEGE.
wAsRIN61oS COUNTY, VA.
OUR Pail seson viii begin tie is August 1,rt De,
" N, OF Owl Engn iny and Mitsry instruction rss
tSbhed late meeting OF tn. Joint Board ktsden
board In private families At pdees
u-onth. Our otntr cha Ees are: /. -.
Tuition for pco.ar. fH %
Fuel snd shsrss for Js tor .,.............
All pay abls In advance
cher iniormltisa can be had BY addressing
H.E why, rrehdsut
iyl9-csa kaoryP. O., Va
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Bcsrox July 9l.-!rhe inward ireish. Depot of the
Bostou aud Maine Railway was burned last night
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

MISS ANNE LKAToN PRINCIPAL
ryHE EIaHrH ANNUAL sEssIoS OF THIS SCHOOL BEGINS
FiRsr sxPrBRE next and closes during
latter part OF the folosing JUSK.
For further particular epply TO the Principal
Charlottesville Juas asa 1851. Ie S-c3m
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ekeyEs-ysns nsss aat css.e
o. ssisif tL SAsssW,
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BROOKHILL SCHOOL FOR ROYS

PG-rhe growing crop speaks for the Quality Of the land
sell nov with or without The CROP Cd. n.
ny2S-v6n
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MOTTO Ne Wish 10 call the attention these who aie In
~ camp fr the den Of eosA, that have
enstshty manufacturing, all tkas OF Camp
Yes ests boltiog Tables, uots Camp stools Ms
$50, new style CT C.np Beestesd and Mst,re, eombin-d
seh sop,rior 70 anshins Of the hind Invented As
I'D axes but small We have furnished seyrta rid
meh and the demand has been greater tnsh cud supply
We iase this method TO inform friends and the public
have lager number Of and after Today
oil all orders ~ spen ., lov prices.
want employ several good Cabinet Make
Up Damp Furniture
BELyIs 4 ATKINSON, Cabinet Manufacture,
@NSO lSlh AoYerno- Main and Rran
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LUPrs OFFICE T. 4 ER,
RICHMOND. Jaly 10, 1851.
NNAND AFTER JCI 20rE, THE Accom-.
~ NOTATION TRAIN ill leave kichmond. every ssiud'y
Afternoon O'clock and rstErniSI leave JervIe, on Mon
i,iS-ti cHAs. q. TALoorT, supr
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE P0T0hLO [
- hAxAssAs Juncsios, june 2sth, 1861.
Genera Orders
MOSS
On and S0h instant, person vhatsoever With or
With passport except from the War Department. viii be
ned to enter the ns occupied By the army Of the Potomac
with intention pas hsssr Into The United eatss
the nnss Of he enemy.
y order Of Brig Geo PrAusroiRD,
FI fH0hA- JORDAN,
isfT ~ 4. A AdI't General
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WASHINGTON, July l7.-Gen. heDoSells cnieAl ac'
count OF his forward movements has been received -
the war department Il does not dfsr from the other
accounts published.
Is appears the artillery and cavalry dashed through
Fairfax a. gaop 10 chase Of the confederate troops,
fOii0uiog them four miles, as far a. Centrevile.
Il i understood thai Ce6tsfvle vii be defended BY
the rebels.
, 1861-06-04
CHICAGO, TUESDAY,

ty rebels for jeff Dsyis's army, aade speeches
to them, aud went with them 70 Padncah. He
il at work On the fortiacations,tin more wit
resses arrive, when Gen. :Pre9afss will send
him in irons for trial before th9U.s 8. Court at
Springfield. It Is believed th6st ample eyi.
deuce exists that he is a leading traitor. 9th
e1s Of the stripe msy as well stand from under,
es Gen. Prentlgs is on theIz trafk. ..
j. The seces.lonists have five thousand troops
at Union City, Tenn, another rsgimsnt having
arrived Friday. Ten thousanA are between
Memphis and Cairo. Bcauresard was cx-
pected ut Union City yesterday. The seces
eionists arc in q quaadary as b;whether they
are to attack Cairo OF to resist the Southern
march Of Prentiss. They RTn learn Gen.
Prentiss's plans In due time. ~
AL Kentucky west Of the Tepnessee river is
full Of traitors. They expect soon to occupy
Paducah and Columbus. .:::'--
Health Of the troops 1T Ceko is very good
indeed. ,ss.S-
Peter Geissle, from Bells17e;S private in
Col Psine's Regiment, WI Jdsntary shot
this morning: He is not S3asldered dan.
gerous. E.
, 1861-06-04


Lieut. Col. Knoblesdorf and Major Kune
have returned from their successful visit
10 Washington, whittier they went, as our
readers are aware, to secure the accept
ance Of the Hecker Jaegers for the war.
Major Kune informs us that Gov. Yates
nnd Judge Trumbuu e1erted themselves
with the utmsst diligence to secure the
acceptance Of the Heckcr Regiment though
they insisted, as matter Of justice to the
Whole State, that the regiments called into
camp by the Legislature, should be accept
ed first No one can object to this re-
quiEemcnt on the part Of the Governor,
who was bound by his official station to
1cok after the interests Of the men placed
Under his care by the General Assembly.
It is no less gratifying to us than to the
Governor, to know that the members Of
tie Hccker regiment are entirely satisfied
with his good intentions and his efficient
aid in the premises.
Col. Hecher has formally accepted the
Colonclcy Of the regiment. Up 10 the time
Of lis election he had been serving as d
private in Col. Sigel's regiment at St. Louis.
Col. Hccker is veteran among veterans,
ard We predict that his regiment will do
service worthy Of their OWL fame and Of
the renown Of their adopted country. It
is expected that the companies of Captains
btihalotzy and Kowbold, now at Cairo,
will go into this regiment.
, 1861-06-04

The Montgomery Nal, Of the 24th, says:
From private letter to gentlem1n IN IN this
city, received this morning, from his brother,
in Col Clayton's regiment at Fort Bar1ancas,
We have been allowed to take the following
extract:
MAY p, 1s61-The dry-dock was brought
out at O'Clock this morning. Pickens fred
several signal guns for tho heet and threw up
fire rockets; 30 did the ships. The doc, was
not sunk, but Is anchored near the extreme
end Of the strand. Great excitement
4 pensacola correspondent of the Atlanta
ComJedeTdcy thinks Gen. Brasg's siege Of Fort
Pickens Will be chiefly important In dotainlng
several Government vessels there, while the
battles that shan decide the question Of South
EN- independence are being fought elsewhere.
The New Orleans Data, Of the 2Sth, eays:
". E. Btarke, Esq, arrived to-day from Pen
eacoIs, aud reports our army 1t that place In
excellent condition and affairs In s{atu quo.
The dry-dock had been anchored In the bsy-
not in tho channe1, a. wns reported to Us afew
days ago. Colonel Jackson, Of the Georgia
troops, has been plsced in command at Pensa
coli, and MJor Bradford commands the Vol
unteer Battalion at that place: The TWO CON
panies Of the First Louisfsna Regiment, which
left fast week, had reached Montgomery, on
their wny to Pensacola. When they aIItve,
GoL @ Gladden's regiment of regulars will be
~ ~ strong. No change had occurred In the
, 1861-06-04
NewB from SprInSfleId.
Especial Dispatch to the Journal.1

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jtne &
The regiment formed in this District, Col.
Palmer's, now eneanped ut Jacksonville, has
been ordered to be transferred to Camp Yates,
in this city.
The First Brigade, under Gen. Pope, com.
posed Of SIX Of the regiments now in camp in
the various parts Of the State, will be couceu-
tEated at Decatur Immediately, in brigade en-
campment. This brigade will probably be
composed Of the following regiments: Col
scott'e, now at Springfield; Col Wyman's,
now at Dixon Colonel Cooks, now at Alton
Col. Ross's, now at Peoria; Colonel Turner's,
now at Freeport; md Col Smiths, now at
Quincy. This is not quite certain, but such
will probably be the arrangement.
There is about to be . change in the head
officers in Colonel SCOTS regiment, now here
Col. Scott will resign in favor Of Capt, Pitch
er, an old, experienced officer in the q. 8.
Army, and Col Scott will be Lieuteant Col
GOV. Yates did not return On Saturday, but
Will be he-e tonight or in the morning.
The announcement Of Senator Doug1as'
death created q profound sensation hero this
morning. Floge are ut half mast, and the city
is in mourning.
The Chicago Zonavee, companies A and B,
and Captain Hardings Chicago Company D,
will haVe leave Of Absence for five days, and
week. The Washington Light Cavalry, Capt
6cheumbeck's, will leave here for Chicago TO-
morrow evening, to get their horses, and will
then leave, uuder sealed orders, for the scenes
Of the war.
y The companies Of Col Scott's regiment NOW
here will be paid off this week-their thirty
dnys expiring to-day. They have been &c
ceptcd for the war, as hns already been an
uOunced.
, 1861-06-04
DISPATCHES TO THE Associated psEss.

Public Mourning for 8 senatorDpuglas.
BUFFALO, May BIN this Rid 4other East.
eru and Northern cities the!se ews Of Judee
Dorglas's death caused universal sorrow.
Flags draped in black hung at half mast.
Other tokens Of respect a4a regret were
l'1D11sa: fSn11s1ro11s, May ain ;memorv Of Sen.
ator Douglas, hags on the dome oi the Cap toi,
and fla..s on most all public buildings are al
haii mast, d1aped In mourning. Gov. Morton
ordered flags It camps to be d5aped In mourn.
ing, and half hour guns for a8houra
seBat" BloonSa19s, Rsa15, IL, June June X@Ihe death Of
est sensibilities Of aflIction l all our citizens.
a very largo meeting Of our citizens Of this
city and county, presided ovHr by Judge Da.
vis, WIS held this evening" to express their
sense Of bereavement at the death Of Senator
Douglas, ut which Committee WIS appoint
ed to make suitable arrangements for funeral
ceremonies to take place Oh Saturday next,
and Dr.. Roe Was appointed TO deliver an ora
tiCn op the services and chs1aeter Of the de-
cca.ed Senator. 4 committa ae Of five was al.
SO appointed to atten4 /: the funeral
Of Senator Douglas at ChlcaHn-
Also the following resolutions:
Resofttd, That while We acknowledge and
appreciate the claim OF th4 members Of the
fam11y Of the il1ustrious deceased to place his
remalIe where the dictates Of their affection
may prescribe, Jet, as citlstns of Illinois, we
earnestly express the hope TINT they will per
NIT the eamc to be deposited in some appro-
whose history the name 5of the departed
stasesman il SO indiEao1u5ln blended.
Reso}txd, That the Hon John D, Cation be
requested to take with him 10 Chicago copy
Of the above resolution, expressive Of the sen
timents Of this community: and present the
same to the fami]y and near re eatiyes of the
deceased. =.
ERIE, Pa, June 3d.-0n receipt Of the news
Of Senator Douglas death, minute guns were
free, the bells tolled, and the dags Of the city
and halbor placed at halCnast.
GA1ENA, June Sd.-The death Of Senator
Douglas is keenly felt here, On receipt of the
news Of bis death, the flags On all the public
and private buildings were lowered to half
must, and the streets present one continuous
wreath Of crope. The city council met this
T. b. and passed resolutions OF regret, and
meeting OF the citizens appointed Wednesday
az day to be observed By the suspension Of
all business aud day Of general mourning
and funeral ceremonies.
HENRY, ILL.,, June 3-Tae death Of Senator
Douglas cast d deep gloom over the entire
community. Flags are flying at half mast,
decked With the habiiiments Of sor1ow con
fined to no party or sect,
AMBoT, Ill, June 3.-Tho flags OF this city,
several business and private houses, also the
machine shops OF the Illinois Central Rsll-
road, arc drnped IN mourning Indicative Of the
EoE1ow felt in this community at the death Of
Senator Douglas.
FREEroRr, ILL.,, Jane 3.-Flags throughout
the city are flying at hnn mast. Hundreds OF
public and private buildings arc dccked with
symbols of,mourning. Col. Turner's Regi-
ment at Camp Scott are firing minute guns.
= general gloom ItExyades the city.
, 1861-06-04
Two Days Later from Europe.

wv 1A4& A0kG1 AGU" AAEVHQs
ST. JoHss, June, 3-The steamship Prince
Albert, from Galway 21st Of May, arrived here
this evening with two days later advices. Po.
1itical news unimportant. LIVERPOOL, 2lst-
Dreadstuffs generally teady. Corn dull Pro,
Visions steady. Consols s111@91 5-8 money.
The Queen OF Spain had signed the decree for
the annexation of san Domingo. -
The Emperor Of Austria has arrived =.
Trieste.
At Calcutta there was much activity in tho
cotton interest; common cotton was advanc.
ing. The import market was dull and freights
leEB firm.
Irdia was quiet.
Cassius II. Clay writes to the London 7Sms,
on the American struggle briefly bnt dcci
sively. He EayB the rebel States can be sub
dued; that it is not proposed to suhjugatc
thin, but simply put down rebellion. Eng.
lands interest Is to stand by the Union. He
inquiries If England can afford to offend the
England IS tie natural ally Of the United
States.
, 1861-06-04

- " Ad111Ho1U.s9 1a13 o1s 3cQt.
1t is stated that Gen. Lee, the Commander
several officers IN the United States army
Whose loyalty had been waveripg, counsellng
them not to resign their commissions. It ap-
1ears that the officers Who arc serving In the
army Of the Southern Confederacy are unable
to get cent Of their pay, and those WHO hare
families depending upon them are conse:
tress and anxiety. What lends confirmation
to this rumor, Is the fact that the Navy and
War Departments hare had numerous appli-
cations for reinstatement from officers who
had resigned.
, 1861-06-04

LAter from California md Oregon.
Fort KEARSEr, June 2.-The Pony Express
passed here yesterday, With San Francisco
dates Of May q.
The steamer St. Louis sailed for Panama On
the 2lst, With so passengers and 500 600 In
treasure,
The arrival Of the steamer st, Louis and
Pony Express with news to the 18th slightly
encouraged tho disposltion~to ship treasure
Exchange ruled at six per cent premium, but
some leading bankers were not selling.
The municipal election in San Francisco on
The 21st resulted in the triumph Of tho Peo'
pies Union ticket BY an average minority ot
Is. The contest was very excited, busincsa
being generally suspended to give everybody
IN opporthnity to participate.
Five hundred picked men had been enrolled
for LIpplt's volunteer regiment, including one
company Of Light artillery and four companies
Of infantry. When the regiments are fril theIl
services will be rendered to the General Gov.
eminent.
a Lieutenant Of the army tad been detailed
by Gen. Sumner, to act as adiutant, and ia nov
experimenting army drills.
The Legislature adjourned on the 9Th.
Adyices from Oregon to the 10th Of May,
Fay Union meetings were being held throug b.
out the State. The Dallas Mountaineer Re.
jects the proposition to call q Democratic State
Convention In Oregon, aud fagors one without
distinction Of party.