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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
THE AHIERIC

EOILECTING AG6N & Y
ytsta3ey 30 Bf04dtcag, Ae5c 10rk.
,rArNS - ali kinds against the General Government.
stafs .foyernraent the City, or private parties
7-5xar.Itd ana collected or f<Nt ettasa
tf,st riata Darres possess superior tcltles LOT
= ti- Claims eyeryyylera in the United States and
C4naf4s relieving merchants assiEneeS, ana o,Its -
The care and alresponsioty Special Afternoon s''s1
ot OIL fef;s hard cases divorces wills, eSsafts Sc
soldiers pensions, pay, and bounty sec'ired iol - t,
o. tbgir heirs For that purpose. and for pitsca
claims against the Government have branch ohSe
" ,S,isgon No charge made uaiess claims are COZ
-cted.
Information and opinions given, and inTes'lsatt0is
made without charge. upon claims proposed TO oe place"
= hands. For particulars, address
II. HUNTINGTON LEE 81 O.,
No 2i0 Broadway, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

An OLD FASHION efILL II ' eGUs.---
Falling in love l. an old fashion, aud oue
nat will yes es.ourr. CubSo,t. a good
sound L gii-L Lha.n. twittsj Maitars. the
lnti-popu!A inu aritcr, w,sh the facf thai,
10 all be coa!d. anI all the gogcrnmea
could, AZ. al rhat ~ e'lty Thousand gov
erameuis could. he could 70; prevent
cpurrins anG falling in love. - Between
fi,een and twenty t~o." said be. all
people ~lil irii ia lose" Shakespeare
pushes ont tbs sea,on 10 lhe axe UF .oEfy-
lise. q i bur,on. writing on isye ulsi-
lcro!y, gives L sat iurtaer xtsn-ion
't the .o:,e alto GRANNY, "theFe be
ID fJo!@ as ei IL v,unE in9l-" Ba.
40 oae Is abs2lute.s ir-e troru ti.is p1s-
4Inn. Tie Gz"ek oar.sratn on II 4iz5ue e
cupid, v tich Fuissise. rm sr'gsr . huc-
!red ef o;he.s, Lss L .giiy reproduced,
- pcrisc.iy tG5:
h'sr thou art, Tbs master -eeI
hnJ was, or is, O - to b..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
PROCLAIM alton.
ANNUAL THA>KsGIyING.

To THs PfoPLEnF VIC MAIN: "A midst
the manifest vietiei udes and ealamatie.
hat have befail.n ara surrounded us
threatening tie life of our natIen ard
tie lives of 40 tnanv cf its heroic AMI
noble sons, il peculiarly hesones US to
turn wi b grateful hears tn tie Supreme
Being for the rlsnv blessings we have
81 we'd ard the ft1 ctious ne have bee.
spared.
The horrors and devasti,ions of war.
20 tierceiy -gIng arnu'd u. hnva nor
touched the b RIDER "f cur state; ken.
he hIsvr nru wao have raliicd around
our c-uury'- flag in til, time # r3.ii.
our cit'zAts have heen ,efmitted to ,ur-
sue our pence ul avoca'jon>; eur hstves
Tough isot sn abundant n, Provideuca
a. sometimes been pleased tu graft "a.
hns YET welt conn nsared he bJr be
owed upon il. and we fi.ad our house,
aid harrN the savage ribes upon oar
bors. e. settlements So threatentug "a Gu,.
ine t" cur peace. have been quie'ed ano
SepF under suTveIltbce.
lhe great cause ct our nat1or, is
irGe, tas MT ve' ;riuul phed over it, enc
fnie-, bur i.ciihcr has 1t faded the enc.
NY ha, been driven from the -oIl 81 ia,
S'aies, ctr army ha> been reinforced hs
nuntrei- Al q ihousaudS # b-tve. 4tri.
p')c and notie men, ready ia d. bat!l
t'd. tece-ssry. 20 die for the Iu3tgrj
ot iht \ sluE; nur gesnurc, cad .uer
u Gniinual!ep have raa+on - / e
hopeful ioT tie future, aud tner, 70.
Ia kful TOR IL. past
iEe loN al V. bounr, ard pa,ri iii. m e
the ) te Il u iscanein has been nrb-
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AYERS S
CATHAR TIC
PILLS..

Are yun rick, feeble. ani
complaining? Are YOU cut pt
order, with yonr system de
ranged. a"a Your feelings t,n
cumiortab!el These synnp-
toms are often the preluJ;c &
s-,iuu. illness. Some nt Cf
sickness is creeping upon NUu,
and .hotl,i be ayerted ~ a
timely u>e OF the right I.ttt-
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
Cleanse cut the disorder e,i iu-
niors - purify the tloo.. aid
let the ilGiu- move On unub-
strucfe,l ia health again.
They stimulate the i'uniuiiols
Of the body into vigorous nc-
tiyiiy. pnriiy the System irahn
the oiistrurtlons which maze
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As n Family Physic.
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From U,.. 4. IL. Giyfayigl,i. Netu OiieUa,

From Df. T.. u. f.HffcTgld Ae'0 OfteIn,
Your Pills the prince OF .. aSes Their excellent
qualities surpa-s catiIrrtic possess. They
mild bat aud eirctnti in -ir action the
Lo els, which makes them Invaluable ia the daily
u disease
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

~ The excavations of the Chevi,5s Hills
in England, have led TO the discovery Of
the very perfect remains of several hrs=,
composed Of blocks OF the sasai3ie stone
Of the district They belong u a very re-
mote period Of British history. Ren4-ns
OF beads and other glass ornaments, fins
arrow-heads and broken pottery have been
recovered Remains Of iroB clav have al
50 been found from which il youh. appear
that the smelling of iroa was understood
by one Celtic forelathers stt a fer earlier
period than Is generally supposed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Headache, he,siel.Headache,Eo ,EouI stomach
Ir0a, DF Ltic.gd Eayd BtA,Hsore

fTDat DT idic.yd IRyd, DdtHsoFe.
DsAR IHo sYsR: cannot ,ciot conll;iut>
have with Pills hitter than ali nat
trc 4 cta l,,fFire D"che place great teieii
deu'e r-ctHal ,ttli- tic in daily contest with
disease, and hlierin- lp t,t Pills Afford the
best We have, of Course value them highly.
pITTsBUPG. Pa. Nav !, 1855.
Dr. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst ss'sTct> any body have by 'se
of your Pills. 1t arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse, a once.
Yours with great respect Ed. W. PREfiLr,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

STP; have used your ill~ my general at., hospital
practice made them,
they the best caItrtc employ. Their reLtl-
atins the liver quick and decided cousc
iusDtiy they admirable remedy
OF th.C organ Indeed, have seldom found case 81
ui!J0Us utSettSs obstinate that did
tien traieIIaiiy youts. ALONIU "a Ii, VI. ID,
fi,gS.cstu oj tie Nutf,e UlsIi.a!.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

F'olr Or. Theo,ior~ Asli, # Ma if1'I Ctg
Not only your pills admirably aape, ia their pur
aprrent, hut ini their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my yac
tice proved more efectua for the of bious
pfaIas than any remedy mention. / sincerely
rejoice that nave nt in-h pustlIye which
thy the confidence of the profession ami the Ieaie.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Mineral Point Hotel.
WILLIAM WALKER Proprietor

- H.v,NG fitted up my new building east ana al
II most onp5>ite the K. K Depot am nov prepaf-
-A ea 10 accommodate the Travelling Pdetlc IN hEsl
Is. e+yl. AMI af prices e suit the times.
BoARDERS by the day or week viii oe furnsied "iii
cyllent acclrnGlot ltions q; moderate charges ,
ss-, iood Stablng aud a cattle Yard attached o. me
- uo-22 #.
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Fa-.tDNtEsi. &

BArBERING AND HAIR DRESSING.
sIFF Subscriber having recently opened shop IN IN
room adjoining the Post oifee, i prePsrra 70 wai
.o-, --,sf,r,.srs az any hour of the day SHAVING
fsNpgpfNG HAIR DRESSING, &c, done II the
-xt II, amer ami uast fashionable styles
By strict ntion his business aud ardent desire 10
80 ones 10 merit and receive a share oi the pat
ns Of The citizens of Mineral Point -
Mueral Point June 3rsi, lo6l. t. NJ z. TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

4 FLUSH of hope renders toll and trial
beautiful, as the sunbeam gives . sparkle
10 the vinse-s frost
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
ss,yTET, ". ESE,

rraRSry 8. Law and Notar. Public, DodEevil!e,
Z la County wis Particular attention paid to
5l1errins gefer to Hon. G. c. Mashburu, ana Io9p
I S4ddufh. "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

P. s. The respects of Deacon" to
Judge and Scotch.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

-V.iue the ;r,e, ,lehip of him who
stands oy you III the storm-s"afms u
insects viii surround you in the sunshine
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DHYsICIAS, surgeon, and Ac9ouch5ur, Hi,nera gi.
point Wis OIhce opposite the United states 10
q High street.
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=. h. 13FEETT, Vi. d.,

- ESEsAL Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries, froNls'
4 ons, Hardware, &c, Helio~ stone MS
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CrI4hLE- g. L0EBER,

rovSsELIoR AT LAw.-0aice in Ross Buililngr
Opposite Tri0une Office, up stairs, High street, MIN
eral Point, Wisconsin,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

THE lions os the forest are said 10 live
century Inc iohs o. t--s,l4oAao-3 socl-
~ are generally lion, o. only se.zca
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
CoNststs- ton. ost tivenesS. SupDressi TO-,
isiaetanipt.stn, GosEt, Neural; ie, Ds-o .,
sy, FaraIy Sis, sHits, etc.

Isan, Dr j. 4: IaaghH, II N.ast,s,L C,1,nda
Too much cannot he sait of your Pills Tor the ul
i,te1s.ss- IT others cf fraternity have a,ni rip
cfict. ~ have. thy should join proclaim
K for the benefit uf the fnulti'8tS who suffer tgu;
complaint which although bal en"u,l ia ij~riL is
the pru-ruitny OF others that hr'iav-
HrsSSs ein7r iu the liver, TAI ysr piis Affect tat
81 San and the disease
Eisn Ms. Z. 9,vTt Physician and ihf,7.| Bosto,.
fud large doses rnur Pi!ls taken the
proper lime eNcllui pr. al the natural
fn when wholly partially Suppressed, aul also very
ctT-ctual c'@gr ii,c alntnt ,ut sriet They
much t!e lest Ihy>ic have that iecolnn.eni
other 10 my IaiieutS.
f'aa Tie Isc. Dr. Ifaoies II dc Me'iols' Fis Ch'ac
Prt.s1l H8u~t. Savannah, Ga. Jan. 6 IS5c.
IIr~oPFp SIN: should la ui,-taviui t'r ia ici!r
,,alr skill la- Brought if si not rep IT my :"
v..n coll settled ia nav Ii,i's'u b. uEht
atin.- sHy,- pa as which ctjai ctfff',c
f.So,. N,tyyi. h-'tgi2 l, Tee lr "f 'IY i~ the
.ii~-e l-iew u iy the n'lycr az
excellent ia al iHir-. l'F Nack-zr tried ,"tr
pills. hrir "ntc. slow. Int ~ ,cIiHg
in The use ot them, ana u.w entirely well.
senate CuAnptB. Eaton rourc, -. : Dec. 1895.
D. AYE5z: have fa-' o. Nenr iil> 'f
tic Goas painful iseaS that had afflicted
r y,srS- VINCENT silDs-ii-
80 Nost # the Pills ia pr,rte co;,triu Nrrcurv
lShi ii alt nt-h Vu'usl 'r r.s,.iy ~ sbii 81 hands
.,.,yer~,uS ia public l;ll frel the tlfr-rdfu
iueu~eS that fire. uniiv f3 lis uctuti"uS u>". These
lfain mercury mineral substance Whatever
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes Cor 81.
Prepared ty Dr. J. C. AVER {. Co, Lowell Mass
FoR SAFE
J. II Vivien. MIR eral PIT G Burial. d SGevile
e. Il Arn,H W 81 Is L p Ham ltcu ighland,
Otis & Brown, DarlVg-on. NeH. Caiamire.
J. II Reed x Co Chicago. and dealers il med cines
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Dysentery, Diarrh9a, Relax, Worms.

RUM ~ a. u ~ e''f, ~ N'''t''y'h
Your Pills have Had long ti; in my practice, and
hold them in esteem oi the best seIiets
ever find. Their Alternative eject uiV e make
them excellent remedy. when given in sii,I ,i,>e,
asGDstS dySstsrJ ant GtITI't0st. Their etgaI-c5tiu
makes them very acceptable ad Convenient tr the
Vi Nnslen and cIliIiien.
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x1HS III. E-TpS,
BENZ. q. SCOTT

.-oTARY Public, Conveysncer and General agent
y LIuica Iowa county, Wis lo-'-
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Dyspcpsia, Impurity OF the Blood.

It;. AVER: have used your Iils with extraordinary
nay family aud among those called visit
distress. To regulate tile organs oi digestion
purlfy the bipUd they the hes. remedy have
ever known, and cunlirntly recommend th.u Ia
py friends. Yours, j. y. HiMrS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
M. wu. aiLDEasRAND.

OFFICE 80 Modests BLOCK, In rear Of Drug Store,
( y Mineral Point, WISCONSIN 34-l y
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AaAsL COBB ALEX. WILSON JAS F SopoOl II
COBB. WILSON & >CDDUTu.

(Fornerly COBB Sudd1th-l
Z AWYERS Min raj Point Iowa County, Wisconsin
VIII atten to professional business aud c5fre p'n
- a. heretofore VIII u oclre Pensions, obtain
Buntits from the State aui Federal Goverrl nt ana
II. claims against them upon Hbe al terms
Oa1ce opposite Court House, up stairs ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
GEnRCE W. COBB.
!. Fl. CLAIR ",

slRODECE and general Conmis sslon Nerehan'' oeal @
erfn salt. Water Lime, &c, stone warehouse, mean
\ r Depot, Ei1eral Point. IV7--
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NAhstw, Ny"ling 70. \. Y, Oct. T, TO.
DEAR Sir sing yaiIf Cf,ihsrtic Fills pF7tr
tice and fnI them excellent Iur-',tive eie.s
system i..,d ,..ty at, fountains ., he ht',-i.
JOHN Ii. MEACfIAN, ~. u.
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c.RnsER q. ME.Gs.

A TToeNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
q sraI Point Ofice in N.Iiton's Block
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nncToR DtI&.iRNS.

H-GTARy Public, Land Agtut, &c, &c., arena, Iowa
y ceuctv Wis viii attend - the payment q taxes
Is. With accuracy and dispatch o.
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E,~,.ro<,BLE BARBER

EoRGE Appel. having fitted up his shop m th'
ras,t .pr,-avca stvIe j. prepared u shave, brrS'
ar shampoo etc. all who may favor nm WIN q S''l
viii also attend Bleeding, Cuppins and Leeei'ii-
short motto. ana in the best manner Of the science
~ perfect satisfaction warranted IN all cases b
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

DBYsICIAN and surgeon, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
oGice one door above P1!iords Drug 0'"Fe, NJ"
street. - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
asN York hArks,.
lRTORTED ,OR Tnl OHIO SrATEnAy |

NEW YORE. August7.
AsHEs-Pots continue quiet and Hrm. Sales Of 800
barrels at 90 s7K96 SIX. Pearls-duIl and nOminaily
unchanged.
lLoUR-Moderate demand, and market generally
without decided changej sales OF 10000 bbs at 81 95
10 for Supene stae e5 305 40 FOR extra state s4 95
95 10 for superne western; Is 3095 As for
medium extra western; IS 5O95 IS for to good
shipping brands extra round hoop 0ho IS 1906 Is for
trade brands market closing quiel.
CANADIAN PL0UR-The market is quiet and steady;
sales o. ESQ barrels at % 3eS 40 for common and s5 as
90 IS for good TO choice extra.
RYE PLoUR-ouiet aud steady, with sales at 50 rs
o0BN MEAL-In fair request, with sales Of 600 bbls
at % o03 30 for jersey and BrAndywine and 80 80
Oaioric
WHisKY-Tho market 10 Armer, with sales Of 500
barrels at SOC,
wHBAT--ic better with fair export demand: sales Of
% 600 bushels Chicago spring at 81 1901 30; 1000
bushels milwaukee, club at 81 1901 24 42 600 bushels
atIsi 251l 26 1000 bush amber Green Bay at sl 97S
%; 1880 bush winter red western at 81 20dI 81;
0,5OO bush amber Michigan at 81 37 800 bush white
Michigan at 81 aO9i 49, and 1900 bush white Indiana
RYE-ouet with sales at 7o97sc for westero, and 80
9e5c for state.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
MALT-There were sales Of 10 900 buehss barley matt
at 81 10.
PEEAs Steady with sales Of 900 buah at CSC, and
5000 do a. 90c.
gRANs-we notice sales OF 800 barrels nedicm beans
at e2G5.
CORN-The market is q shade 1rmer, with q good de-
mand Tor export aud home consumption. The saies
we're 1853 600 bnsh 57p5Sc for sound old mixed
54956c for EASTERN 5OD53c for unsourd and 6sc for
northwestern white.
oATs-Heavy, with sales at 4594sic FOR Jersey, Can.
ada. western and state.
00FPEE-Rio more active and the market rules firm.
bales OF GOO blgs on private terms.
bgdAk-The market for raw Is heavy and lover; the
decline being fully nc on New OrleuIs The for.iRn
sales include 962 hogshesds at e@Dec for Cuba SE
for Porto Rico, sDllhc for New Orleans. Included in
sales are 938 hogtheAds New 0orieans at auction
BllXc, on three and four months,
MOLAsSES-Quiet and steady. Sales OF 16 khds
Porto hco at 45, and 10 hhds Cuba muscoyado at 34c
Closing hrm.
P0RK-More active and hrmer sales Of g. 400 barrels
at 9ll l2H@ls25 for mess; SllIl 2j for prr mei 81
and % rs for prime.
BEER-The market rules quite firm, With moderate
business doing There saes to-day Of $50 barrels
70 oVgI Tor country prime; % 0012IO Is FOR country
mess; BIZ CO9l3 rs for repacked mess; SI3 OOBH SO
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEER-The market rules dull and
nominal at Sl092O.
BEEF HAMs-MsIkst dull and without any material
chsnge.
CUT MEATs-In little better demand and very firm.
snes o. 4JO packages at 3S4c for shoulders and 81
BACON sIDEs-ouiet with sales Of 100 boxes short
clear mddles at 7c.
LARD-Qulet; the market closin6 with scarcely so
much hrmness. eales Of $50 barrels at ez@9kc, the
latter an extreme price.
state. -
oHEEsE-Ths market active and irmer, With sales at
69SKc.
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gbe Obio 5tatssntan
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1862.
TEE LATEST NEWS.

McMinnvillo and Liberty, Tenn,
Occupied by Federals- GuerriIIas
Dispersed.
NASHVILLE, Aug. Seen. Nelson occupied
McMinnville on Saturday with six thousand
troops. The rebel Forest fed on HE approach,
leaving forty stragglers to fall into our hands.
The rebel Morgan was not there. tt5-
Forest is supposed to be at Sparta with two
thousand cavalry. h ot
Transportation between Murfreeaboro and
McMinnville ls open for the Unionlsts. The
telegraph line Is being erected between the two
points. 'T W
Gen. Negley arrived at Columbia yesterday
He dispersed large concentration Of GueErillas
at Williamsport, twelve miles from Columbia,
Sunday evening, capturing anumber.
Capt. Julian, of the Tennessee iroops, put to
flight gang Of Guerfillas near Bigbysville, q
few miles from Columbia. Guerrillas near
there have been attempting TO concentrate for
some time. The utmost vigilance is required
to prevent them. ,ns.
Liberty Is occupied BY United States troopa.
Cotton has been burned in considerable quan-
titles near Columbia.
The Tennessee and Alabama Railroad from
Columbia to Nashville was never more secure.
Morgan is supposed to be at Knoxville. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08

BotToN, August Tin accordance with the
request OF many citizens. Governor Andrew has
authorized the Organization Of Boston rcgi.
ment for the war, to consist of ten companiee
OF rldes and q battery Of artillery Lieutenant
Colonel Bachelor, of the 18Th Massachusetts,,
ia to be the Colonel, and the Governor suggests
that the regiment be mainly oficered from sol
dieTs now in the field, who have earned the
right for promotion for gallant service.
George Lunt, editor Of the Boston Courier,
announces his interest in that paper for sale
The second battalion of infantry, Boston I'll
gers, ere to be increased to regiment for nine
months service. Major C. L Holbrook is to be
the Colonel. l n.
A general desire is expressed that the whole
militia Of Massachusetts, be organized, equipped
and held in readiness for the call of the Gov
ernment' The people seem determined to make
the war special business until peace ia con
quered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
From sperryvIlIe, virginia.

WAsHIKoron, Aug. Slate advices from
Sperryville state that deserter from the 7th
Virginia cavalry had como Into the lines, having
lett Gordonsville last Saturday. He says there
lie very large force at Gordonsville and Sand.
ardsvllle; thatreinfcrcemen are arriving daily
from both North and South, and that il Is their
intention to attack Pope, whip him II they can,
aud then fall upon Mcclellan.
The most advanced brigade Of Gen. Sigeps
corps is now subsistDg entirely upon the
enemy.
A still later Dispatch, dated SpeFryvllle this
morning, says: Col. Robinson, Provost Marshal
received orders to-day to send one hundred and
forty citizens Of Sperryville and surrounding
country, who will not take the oath, beyond the
lines of cur army. tt"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-08
Scouting Party Surprised by Rebels

CArRo, August 7.-Advices from Helena re-
port that on Saturday scouting party of sew,
enty FIVE Federals was surprised BY FIVE hundred
oi Hindman's men and badly cut up; only tve en.
ty are said to have escaped f
Forty of JEFF. Thompson's men were captur.
ed while attempting to cross the river near the
town Of Austin\
The recent publication of General Pillows
letter to his brother in regard to the slaves Of
the former renders interesting the fact that G en-
Curtis has freed all the negroes 10 question
numbering two hundred and seventy-fve.
Pillow has three plantations near Helena, il
which all moTssle property has been conHscAt.
ed. Curtis has freed at Helena about two
thousand slaves, chiefly those who worked on
Forts Pillow and Donelson. ~ a.s i1'il