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RunlIc-No. ISL

AN ACT making appropriations for the payment OF
the bounty authorized BY the sixth section Of an
act entltled @An acs 70 authorize the employment
ofyonnteers % aid In enforcing the lave and pro-
teeting public property approved July twenty
second, eighteen hundred and BiXtyr0ne, and 6r
other purPoSes. ~
Resolved by the senate and House Of Representa-
tves OF the United States OF America IN Congres
aembled, That the following gum8 be and toe s1mo
are hereby appropriated. ont Of any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated, for th0 objects
hereinaiter expressed, viz:
For payment OF the bounty to widows, children,
fathers, naOthera brothers aud stsTl Of such Tolun
tsers may have died or been killed, may die or
be killed. In service, authorized by the sixth section
ii an act entitled HIn act 10 anth0riSe the eploy-
meat Of volunteers TO AID In en0Fning the laws aud
second, Eighteen hundred and sixty-one i've mIIons
Of dollars or 20 much thereof as may be found no.
eessaFy Provided, That said bounty shall be paid to
the following persons and In the order following and
70 no other Person, % wit: First, to the Widsy Of
there be widow, then 70 tha children Of such de-
ceased soldier, share and share alike Third ifsueh
soldier len neither widow or child or children,
then and in that CASE such bounty shal Be DaId 10
the following personG provided they be residents Of
the United States 70 Wit: Hirt 70 his flther n he
shail not be living, has abandoned the support Of
his family, then 20 the mother Of such colder; and u
there be neither fithernor mother saforosaid then
such bounty shall Be paid 70 the brothers and stsTS
Of the deceased soldier, resident as Aforesaid.
For compensation Of twenty additional clerk,
hereby authorized o b employed n the ONCE Of the
CommtaIoner Of Pensions, % wit: Eor htteen eoIks
OF the INST class, eighteen thonSsnd d0lIars; for ave
clerks Of the sooond class seven thousand dolArs.
Sec 2. And be tt farther enacted; That the sun Of
three thousand dollars, or 20 much thereof ~ my
be found necessary and the Elne is hereby appro
pFated f0r tho expenses Of the eomittee0u dsl0yal
employees Of the GOVornmsnt, appointed BY reanln-
ti0n Of the House Of Representatives, July oiEht,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Bee. 2. And be it further enacted, That that part
the sixth section Of the Get elO authorize the en-
ploymsnt ofvoluntpers to aid in enf1Fc ng the laws
and protecting Pdblie property" approved July
twenty y-sec0nd, eighteen hundred and Hixty-ohe.
which secured 70 the widow, II there beoue, aud II
be Killed n service in addition 70 All arrears of pay
and allowances abounty of one hundred doIlari sail
b held to apply 70 those per1ols who have enlisted
teen hundFod and sxty-one or ahall enls u ths reg
ulRr forcoS during the year eighteen hundred and
ixty-tWo, and Be paid 20 the hea named IN this act
PAID ont % any money appropriated f1r bounty .
'oiI1Sus1s; HPSra1sa, July II, isaR. 81 sses,
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NUMBER 18.
PU1LIc-No 1IsJ


An ACT % amend act eufitlod sAu act 70 divide
proved February IS, 1855 -
Re u enacted by the Senate aud HOUSE Of Repre-
Santatirss 81 the United States o. Ahasrc 10 Con-
grOss assembled, That the counties OF Haneoek and
Aepono1Gh IN The stas ef Illinols, be aud the
Illinois, and the sane are hocshy aftarhsd
70 ths southern district Of Iillnols' and sai5
southern istFIet OF Hin is the 6ans As ifaald eoan
eounties had originally bSongod to said soathsrn dis
See. 2 Aud be It further saastsd, That IN say
puit or suits pending a. the time Of the passage i
this act either IN the circuit district court Of the
northern district Of Illinois Whsra any sult or s1ftS
could originally have been brought Ia the southern
istTet Of Illinois II said counties OF HHnc and Nc
Donongh had, at the time OF commencing any such
suit suits, formed part Of said southern district
any party - any such sult suits np0n appelliou
70 the court upon the cath either Of h party his
together With the original des thereof nad eerti-
1ed copy pf the recorded orders decrees In said
cause transferred to the southern district OF Innoi
Any such eanse, when Transferred, shall be heard
and dothrmined by the circuit or district court - the
case may be, IN and for said s0uthern district Of Ii
nois as u such cause bad been originally commenced
IN tia ereuit or district court In ana for id south
cru dis riot. ft f
Sec s. And be It further enacted, That All prOeel,
Issued out Of either the ereult distTet court for
the northern district Of Illinois prior 70 the passage Of
this act and not served before Its passage, shall be
served and returned In the G1ms manner as Il this
act had not been plsSed. les-a4
Sec { And boIt farthereuaetsd, That Ia All causes
pending either In the circuit district court for the
northern district Of Illinois at the time ofthe passage
Of this act, which shall prOooed 70 hnal judgment
decree wi h9ut being removed from said northern to
said southern district according 70 the pFoyfsions Of
ths act, such Judgments dGcTees shah hGVe Ike sE
feet as though said counties OF Hancock and AeDon
opgh had not been detaehfd nom said northern dis
trct andany party thereto shall Be entitled 20 have
any such judgments DEGREES executed by like final
process otherwise the same ag IL the Hd counties
Of Hancock aud 4fcDonouEh had not been detached
from said northern dlstrict Whieh said process sha
also be executed aud returned In the same manneF
a. Il said counties had mot been detached from said
northern dlstn-E
Sec. 5. Aud be It further enacted, That much Of
the act 20 which this Is amendment e in con
hict heIeTith be and the same Is hereby repealed.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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John Bruce, coup,aiaaa.,
LnohIo0reuIs
GuuH

Thos- Omen's ex'tr andothszs dofts.l In chsasoEy.
A Nd it was thsroaPoa By the Court adJudEsd, o.
"a dared and decree that said cause be FslsTr6d to
one Of the Aastst Commissioners 70 ascertain md ~
First. The personal estats Of aaId Thomas ounsu.
deceased which came lntothe hands Of bis EEeeufor
charging him with all moneys that came into his
hands, OF should have come into his hands BY prop
vigilance, a. such Executor and ereditinE him With
all sums BY him paid In due course ofadminfstrsfioa
Secondly. Ihat he do l8ceEtafu and rFport What
moneys belongnB 70 said estate he has paid the sad
Elizabeth Omon, widow Of said deceased, With aha
kooUledge Of Eaid widow that the Eams Was uolsy
belonging 70 said estats
Third That he do ascertain and rspOrt Ehsthsr or
not the goods In the store OF said Thomas Omen an.
prli1ed BY Daniel SehambTA, Adam FOose. and A. n.
Adams, to be Of the value Of S32z2, Uera taken By
sid Executor at slid apprAfsament, provided q
the will Of aid Omen, deceased and that he Do tako
account Of all the debts owing By tha os;ats fsla
deeeasod- And that he do aseortaln and report tie
location and value and annual rental value Of the
real estate Of which the sid Thomas 0msn dled
seized. And the said Master CommilsionOr shau
cause adVertiPement q be published On sos ns5-
paper printed 10 the city Of wheeling, the credit
OFg Of the said Thomas Omen, deceased, 20 cone IN
before him and prove their debts, md be 3 70 nE
peremPtoy day for that purpOse, and % dofallt q
their coming IN 70 prove their debts by the time 70
Be 20 appointed, they are 70 Be excluded non sha
benefus Of this decree
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OFFICIAL.
Laws .oE. THH, UNITED STATES
Pdsssa at the Second Session of ne T3aty-
Sereah Congrtss. ~
LRuHLIo no. ll6.1

ASAor to authorize an additional issue Of
Treasury notes, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House
ef Representatives of the Uuited States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury Is hereby autlof.
ized to issue, in addition to. the amounts
heretofore authorized, on the credit of the
United States, one, hundred and fifty; mil.
lions dollars Of United States notes, not
bearing interest, payable to bearera NJ the
Treasury of the United States, and d. such
denomtnations as he may deem expe iient {:
Provided, That no note shall be issued for
the fractional part Of q dollar, and not
lowe .denominations thAn Eve dollars and
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OR MIsERYP
THAT IS THR QUESTION.

TIJHR PTopEistors Of The ssPARIsIAN CABINET or
i WONDERS, ANATOMY, and 1IEDIoIN - haSo
1sfsrnined. o. ezpense % Iyge feo, CoF
the b6nelt q HufinFtnE humanltYl RluR q Ehslr
most instruetite aud interestiug Lectures % llE.
dago a1d it. pisqnali1eations, NorEouI p6blliTy,
Premature Decline q MAnhooi !, IndiEestioa, Weak-
uesl, o. Depression, Les % EngIgy an1 Vial Pow
erH, the Great Social EYIls and those Aala4el uGh
resat fom youthful follle1, EEesss of Maturity, -
Ignersnee 81 Rhyliology and Natures Law These
inv luablo Lectures have been the means Of enEhts
ening and saving tbousands, and VIII b forwarded
freo On the receipt Of four StsmpES b ntdressin<
SECRETARE pkRfsiAN CEIuET % Ar N AsD
AEnIcINK, SO BroadsAy, New Nork- 1S1t-lI
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: = -sFNVLAL INvTI0K5 UOuDIb ThV HD0VD Eate3.
R3-Yearly AdyPrttdng on reasonable terms aecor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made.
ers, to be pad for In GdrdHoe.
Business Cards not exceeding aye lines SO psryear,
or So for SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdysrtiserS' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prBona as
we'll all legal advertisements and Advertisements
ofAuctlon sales and real estate sent in them mu5S
be paid for at the usual rates.
Gf-AdYertisements not accompanied With Wfittei
directions win bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. u
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, aud aunoneements
Of sermons, go cents each. nonv1l-'69
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NTIRGIHIA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks ~
hee Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county for the
month OF August, 1862.
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COanusslosEas ogElGE.

August Tth, isG2
The parties In the above eaus5 are hereby n0ttlR4
that shall the sth day OF ssptenbaE, 1ee9 at ny
once In the city OF wheeling proceed % cAIy int
oset the requirements Of the aboyO decree nld The
creditors of the sad Thomas Onen- deceased are ~
quested TO appear before me that day aud psuVo
their hVeFai debts and IN default q thaff eouaE n
TO prove their debt by the time % appointed they
arc 70 Be excluded un the bGnslts q any docrsa 70
be Be made In saIl eAnss-
aug4-tluSW HANNTBAL FORBES, C1n'sr.
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOsIFIOaS
TO HENRY W. ADALIS.-Taks notice thas wO
\ lill, on the 18th day Of Septsmbsr, 1872 AZ the
once OF q. L. C-anmsr. Aonfue stFlat In the ciCy
Of Nhoellng, Va, between the h0nns Of An and
p n Of that day. proceed take the depoaitols e
Iaae Bentley, John AIeCoY, CF., John n. Siorsr D.
vid Armstrong and others % b ruad evidences IN
our behalf IN certain SIit 81 eGHflV degrading In
the Circuit oouEt for the eeantyo Ohlo wherein re
arO plainttnsan yOu deie1dant. and tfffom aoY
cause the taking Of the sid depuitl Be not ec-
meneed on that day. OF n eommonesd, b nGt con-
eilded on ttas day, the taking of Ahs a8m8 WI ba
ad3 d3gurned and e0ltiHnsd from day 70 day. or fluu
Itmo % time, at the slma tIae6 and batWoau tha
Gaula houf5 until The Gluls shah b CauIplsssd-
OHIO ". HEISkEL,
JOSErH b. FORD.
JOSEPH n CONNOLLY
JOHN HANDL0N.
CHrLiIe EoFbo4 comPlatnantI counsel.
NliA4-AAN1N
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gatIggu gutrlligFuter
TERAIs OF ApvERTIsINe.

TWnyESoLrp LIsEs OF NoHRAREr, ION ONE rscH, ion
a.ff LEss, MAKB soUARE.
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james S. Porter, complainant,
Aaron Kelley. Smith Holloway, Alex
ander g. Robinsnn, Thomas Q. Rob
inaon and William Taylor. survivors
OfGabFiel Jacob, deceased, and Who,
with said Jacob were late partners
in business under the frm name OF
Kelly, Holloway Co, Andrew J.
PanheH, A. wilson Kelly, James
Harrison, The aeFehAntS' 4 Meehau-
les Bank OF Wheeling. the North
Western Bank OF Virginia, The Mt. = o..
Pleasant Branch Of the state Bank Of IN S171ee'g'
Ohio, the CAdiE Branch Of the State
Bank Of Ohio, The Wheeling Savings
1nstitutiOn, John n. MoToW, II
DoWleE Son, james b. MaTsh. BeV-
eTly 81 Eof, D,Ane Cowgirl, James
MTodd 4 Co, Mcclellan & Knox, Tai.
liant Delaplain, Hamilton CtoFk,
Laughlins Bushheld, Nhylor Co,
r. w. 4 W. Coleman. Lisf Howell,
II. ". Chapline, Michael Reilly,
MAEsh 4 WAymAn, Samuel II. Greer
and J. ( z. Ried, defendants
Tho object Of this process and suit Is to recover
fnou the defendAntS, Kelley, Holloway 4 Co., the
81 a OF 81 5O4S, With interest end costs Of suit and
further. to compel the deiehdants A. Wilson Kelly
aud Andrew J. Pannel, trustee, 70 account for the
proceeds Of faeeTain trust ersafod by Of aid
yember. 1851, 70 said Paunell trustee, and aPpll
she same to the payment well OF tho debt OF said
complainant Porter as OF the other eredtora OF said
Kelly, Holloway Co., mentioned In said deed.
The defendants, Smith Holloway. Thomas @. Rob
inson. Janes Harrison, The Mount Pioasant Branch
Of the State Bank Of Ohio. The CadE Branch Of the
state Bank OF Ohio, n DoElar & Son, Dolne 4 Cow
GIN, Nayior Co,R.W.k ". Coleman, and NV. Chap
line. mot having entered their apPeaTauee and It a
peaHing that they are not residents of this Comuo-
Wealth' on motion Of the complainant by counsel, Il
s ordered that tho said defendants do appear here
order, and do what may Be netesary 10 protect their
uteresta in this suit and that copy Of the same be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper printed in the
city CT wheeling to be pubished ones RWesk for four
successive weeks and also that copy Of the sarao Be
posted at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County on the frst day Of the next County couri
held for said County.
A cOpy-Tests: tf.f
Wheat for oOnplaIaaat, aaeS.isslv
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POST.OFFiCE TlME.TABLE,
SUMNER I ARRANGEMENT l5i:l ! (; ] FoT

/ GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
~ the arrival and closing Of the mails at the eIsvo-
EAsTER NAY, dall,, for BuiIalo, Boston, New York.
arrives sos ?, NJ; closes 200 A. NJ
FRoUdH Way daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
lSTS' srriyes $50 A. N,s;so P. NJ closes 800 ~
PTTrmURaH war, daily, for PnIladalphia. Balu.
sillon, steubenvilie b. D. r. r., arrives g:l5 A. NJ
closes s:25 A.. n. r-r -
=, ,TGaoUeH PITTsHuagH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Maahingt0ni arrives d.3l p. n; closes A.ld P n
CINCINNATI Wal, Columbus, Gndianapolls 81 LouIs
Louisylllei Nashville and Cairo, arrives 9lO p H.;
closes 1000 p n. -
Louis Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. NJ 500
WEsTEEN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily.
arrives e2S A. H.; closes f0.0D P II - --''
daily, arrives $40 P. r.; closes 5;3D ?. n.
,sANpVsKY WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
r1yes at s;40 A. n; closes 4:f5 P. y.
MAHONIRd WAY, Warren and YOUNGSTOWN arrives
s:go ?. n; 1000 p. n.
MEDINA WAY, daily, strives 800 ?. r.; closes 500
A N.
ROcKPoRT, Dover, shofHeld, North RldReville. &c.
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
BATH, BreeksFills, Ooplsy, &C., leaves Tuesday,,
Sn9 sst9Idays AT 3;0O A. NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
SHARON CENTER, Granger, Hinckley, North RoyaI.
ton leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays At 700 A. NJ ar
uHea Mondays and Fridays at 500 r. NJ
MAhAENsFILLEi daily arrives 1918 A. n; closes
1920 A. y.
EAsT CLEyELAEDs and Euclid daily, arrives s:OOA.
Time of distribution Of mails ready for dellvsrv 4,
usually one hour latter than the time of arrival q
Mail and drop letter. arc required By law to BE-
All City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
81 6iioo open nom 7.sO A. x. to7.snP.n.
IT. G0WLEN. p NJ
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SHAKERS existing FOR THE WAR.-As
is generally known, the Shakers, or Shak-
ing Quakers, as they are sometimes called,
take no part in politics, never voting or
holding Office, and especially oppose any
resort TO arms. But the present war has
aroused a martial spirit even among them,
proving that human nature remains the
same in their secluded villages as in local
tiles more subject to eIcitements, and more
likely to be affected by the stirring events
Of the day. Some twelve or fourteen Of
the young men Of the Shaker community
at Canterbury, N. H., have enlisted for the
war.
These were persons who had been care
fully educated in their quiet families, and
were so indoctrinated in the faith, that
they were supposed 10 be free from the
passions, the aspirations, and the mill
tary ardor Of other youths. OF course the
elders Of the community did not yield
their consent, for they coIlld not do it con-
sistently, but it is believed they did not
labor very earnestly 20 dissuade the young
men from ignoring tle faith in which they
had been educated, and becoming men Of
war. No stronger proof than these en-
ustments can be shown Of the effect Of this
war upon our people, and the depths to
which society has been affected by it,
Boston Traveller.
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GREAT WAR MEETING AT
WASHINGTON.
the WAR IN TENNESSEE.
GEN. NELSON AT WORK.
REBEL DESIGNS UPON POPE.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
ne WAR On TENNESSEE.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
GOV. ron no THE LADIES.

CoLuNRus, Aug. Z, 1862.
10 ths Ladies Of Ohio
Your energy and goodness Of heart have
given but little opportunity to those in
authority to make suggestions as to how
yOu can minister to the wants of the SOL
diers, and thereby aid in maintaining our
good Government and win for yourselves
the smiles Of heaven. As some of you may.
however, be ignorant Of the fact that the
troops are suffering for the want of vege-
table diet ! beg to recommend to you that
you eausA to be pat up large quantities Of
picked eabbages, cucumbers and onions.
and that you also see to it that an album
dance Of fruit, particularly apples and
peaches, be dried and put away for the
soldier God has blessed us with plenti-
ful supply Of all these articles this season.
lou will be glad to know that the health
Of our army has greatly improved, and
that our various hospitals are now we'll
DAVID TOD, Governor
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FROM TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 5.

" A1hA ALLEf EAAlk ps
Special to the Herald:
Gen. Nelson occupied MeMinnville on
Saturday with 6,00O troops. The rebel
Forest fed on his approach, leaving forty
stragglers to fall into our hands. The
rebel Morgan was not there.
Forest is supposed 70 be at Sparta with
1000 cavalry.
Transportation between Murfreesboro
and McMinnville is open for the Union
lists. The telegraph line is being erected
between the two points.
Gen. Negley arrived at Columbia yes
terday. he dispersed a large concentra-
ton Of guerillas at Williamsport, twelve
miles from Columbis, on Sunday evening,
capturing number
Capt. Julian, Of the Tennessee troops,
put to fight gang Of gueriIlas, near Big
bysville, q few miles from Columbia.
Guerillas near there have been attempting
to concentrate for some time. The utmost
vigilance is required to prevent them.
Liberty is occupied by United States
troops.
Cotton has been burned in considerable
quantities near Columbia
The Tennessee and Alabama Railroad,
from Columbia to Nashville, was never
more secure.
Morgan is supposed to be at Knoxville.
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REAL ESTATE.

WESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT
w TIE, Of the late Arm Of Little Keyes, has
constantly on had large quantity of hne farIning
Lands In Iowa. M!eonsln and Missouri, Q sEehange
Tor city country Real Estate OF Personal Properly
0alce With Rouse Jennings, Marble Block, supe-
dOr-St. mayls.ll25
I YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
il klREAL ESTATE.-keepsa a great variety Of Farms
md City Properly for sale or Rent. Also, choice
Iowa aud Missouri Onloe No s, Atwater building,
Cleveland, Ohio feb6Rz6
EAL ESTATE.-E, IN. KEYES,
III formerly ofthe lrm Of Llfiles A Keyos,) has
oDcned Real Estate oiice n Rouses Block, corner
O superorst. and Public Square, aud has constantly
on band several thousand acres q rst quality IN
ms Lands in the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin and u Ms
sour % exchange for city country properyi also
Tor a.Einds Of persoua DropertF. Eari.elah sid Z
uocssa aDris;il8
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SIEeULAE DEATH.-Mary E. Butler, a
very interesting young girl, Of Brooklyn,
has just died from malignant pustule
This is a very rare and singular disease,
and always fatal in its results There are
q number Of theories as to the cause Of the
disease, but none appesr to be correct, as
it generally battles the skill Of the physi-
elan. It makes its appearsncein the shape
Of a small pimple somewhere about the
mouth, and spreads until death follows,
which is not longer than tWenty-four hours
after. In the case Of Miss Butler, the pus-
tule appeared upon the lower lip, in the
shape Of q small white pimple, surrounded
by dark red spots. Physicians were called
in, aud all remedies which were thought
Of applied, but to no purpose, as the pus-
tule spread over the face, breast and arms
Of the patient, turning the flesh black,
and causing death in tWenty-four hours.
Mr.. Cary, wealthy New York merchant,
who resided in Brooklyn, died with the
same disease about a year ago. Mr.. Hat
field, Mayors clerk, also died from the
same disease about six months since.
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How they Subscribed in Cincinnati.

Some Of the business men Of Cincinnati
are doing nobly to aid in enlistments. c.
". starbuek, Of the Daily Times, offers to
reserve the situations Of all who enlist
from his establishment, besides which be
win pay $ per week to all who have fam
lilies dependent upon them. L. C. Hop
kins Co., dry-gOOds merchants, offer to
pay to any and ell Of their employees who
enlist, One-half years salary in advance.
They also offer to be one Of fifty frst-class
merchants who will give the entire profits
Of their hauss for one year to the support Of
the .fdnili,s Of vOEuatesTs
That is the true spirit of '767 The
more Of it the better.
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CRTsTAL WHITE BLAcKBERRT-We were
this morning shown by Mr.. F. R. Elliott
some pure White Blackberries, and at the
same time some Of the celebrated 'Lawton"
variety. The white berries were equal in
size with the LawtOn's, (bOth having been
grown in soil of q like character) and
were much sEeeter. We are no horticul-
turalist but should judge such clear, white
and sweet fruit great acquisition. By
the BY, why is it that such a man as Mr..
Elliott is not caught up By the Chief of the
Agricultural Bureau? A man eminently
eOnversant with all Of esrth's products
over the face Of the globe-a man TO whom
people are daily writing for information,
or sending specimens Of their fruits for
name should become the servant Of the
people inAsnore extended sphere than this
locality affords
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FROM THE VICINITY OF RICHMOND.
WAsHNGTOS, Aug. 6.
Tribnnels sneninl

AIlouue hpeclalt
Late adyices from Sperryyille state that
a deserter from the 7ih Virginia Cavalry
had come in the lines, having left Gordons-
vile last Saturday. He says there is a
very large force at Gordonsyille and Stan
nardsville; that reinforcements are arriv-
ing daily from both the South and the
North, and that it is their intention to at
tack Pope, whip him if they can, and then
fall upon Mcclellan.
The most advanced brigade of Gen. 81.
gels corps is now subsisting entirely upon
the enemy.
A still later dispatch, dated sperryville
this morning, says Col. Robinson, Provost
Marshal, to-day received orders to send
40 citizens Of Sperryville and surround
ing country, who will not take the oath,
beyond the lines Of our army.