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Let 1t Be Attanded To.

r.~NS~AN>SN~
The object of this brief communication la 10
call the attention of the military and medical au-
thorites of the army to the importance of those Of
our soldiers being taccinatcd, who have not a.
roady undergone the operation. The highest duty
OF government is to take caro- of and provide
for the health of tile citizen soldier. lie is tho
pillar of strength and his welfare should be stu
diously regarded This is best promoted by pre-
pairing his SYSTEM to Withstand, ut least to some
extent exposure to tho several poisonous elc-
mcnts so ysteriously generated around and about
his person, and destined, unless prevented, I'd be
elaborated within his body. There are six idio-
pathic or peculiar fevers, caused by the genera.
ton Of as many distinct poisous and their subse-
quent elaboration within the system OF this num-
Der, two, typhoid fever and measles have appear
cd in tho camps and hospitals Of the Confederate
army and Frustrated many of our choicest troops
much, in court martial language, ITO the mani
fest injury Of tho service" Probably this was I'M
avodable, as, in the present llnited knowledge Of
the profession and the proximity of soldiers, they
| could not, to any great extcnt, have been inter.
cepted. Fortunately tho most loathsome and pain
| fdl Of these fevers, smallpox, can be prevented
Vaccination effectually destroys that element Of
the system for which the poison that occasions
small'pox has such rensrkakle afipity. In Eu-
rope, where large armies are frequently organized,
by u wisc and humane regulation the Inspectors
| arc required to receive no man into the service
| who has not been vaccinated. The Americans,
i'who know but little BY observation of the conse
iucncesto health of collecting hundreds of thou
sands Of men together, for an unmeasured cam
paign, do not, at first glance, realize the impc-
rative necessity Of such regulation. Nevertheless,
it Is Astounding that tie medical staff of the war
department has not brought this matter proni-
ncnty to the minds of the regimentsl surgeons.
Those who reside in large cities, and many towns,
will not readily appreciate tho Importance of this
thing being attended to Immediately. They have
no idea how many OF tho army are uhvaccinated
Their inhabitants have boon vaccnated or have
had the disease itself. But in most of The villages
and the country generally, where orr best SOL
dicrs como from. very few have undergone that
simple operation. Now would DO a most oppor-
taue time to commence with tho "reserSe guard
of thirty thousand. just called for. Let every di-
vision Of the army attend to this matter at once,
or before the Ides of March the dark wings Of a
foul and loathsome disease will hover around our
te nted fields. j. L. ADERsATny.
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MEW GQQnSi

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED
Il aud on hand
200 lbs. Blue Stone,
100 lbs. Copperas;
100 lbs. Black Pepper
40 kegs Soda;
- lbs. Spice and Ginger.
GD7icgs Eastern Nails;
,1OHozcn Bottles Castor Oil;
TdrpcntineJ
Sulphur;
Lngwoud N
READY MADE CLOTHING;
Together with good assortment of Boots md
fhocs; Hats and Caps Flanncs; Linseys; Kcr-
E'ys; Cloths; 0snaburgs; DomesIies; Drillngsi
Hickory Shirtings. Also, LADIES DRESS
E0ODS-Calicoes, WorsteJl; shallics, Mohair,
&c. Glass and Queenswara df all kinds; Stone
Ware; Crooks; Jars. &c; Tin Ware, and every
thing else usually kept by merchants.
CATE q NEIL,
t.t Fountain Hill, Tenn.
Oct IL. ISG1-tf-GSt
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Chancery Court at Kingston (
Hmm. L NNilIi. ~.

D. f. Harrison and William Kitnbrougb.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
L the allegations of the bill fled in this cause,
that the defendant, d. F, Harrison, is nom
resident of the State Of Tennessee, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four success
siyc weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper pub
ilshed in the town of Athens, Tennessee, requir-
ing tho said D. f. Harrison to appear at the next
Court house in Kingston for tho county Of Roane,
ON tho first Thursday after the Sd Monday 81 o.
tober next then and there to plead. answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the will be taken as cons
tossed against him and SGT for bearing az parte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, CD ~,
Sept 81, fSGl--it--prs foe $3.50
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Of'J'"ut ANftCHHttHE.
\ q. D. Wright rs. Joseph MeEwen.
VINE PLAINTIFF ~ THIS CASE HAv-
Il i,s procured an attachment to be issued by
ME, against the property of the defendant, alcg-
ing III his affidavit as cause for issuing the same
that thu defendant hal absconded, or concealed
himself so that tho Ordinary process of tho law
could not be served upon hin-anl the same hav-
ing been returned before me levied upon the pro-
perty of the defendant. 1t is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post. y newspaper published
in McMinn county, notifying the said defendant
to appear before me, ut my office, in the 9th dis
trict Of Roqne county, on Saturday, thu 3Oth day
of November, 1861, and defend said action thus
commenced, or the same will be proceeded with
er parte. '. JAMES 0LIBIIANT,
j. r. for Roane county.
Oct. IS, 1s6l-it Prs fec $500 GS3
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Chancery Court at Madisonyille.

John Wrghl,,N, MagiII, James Wright, Jr, Ma
ry A. aud James A. Burns, and Elizabeth,
Washingtpn.far Samuel H., David N, and
Madison q. Wight M. 1,fr. .,..'...
o.sH 1iIILy.puL i.ts %. - a. ...
Thomas Wright, Joseph A. Wright, Andrew j.
Wright, and Selia Il. and Sarah Jane Glass.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
Il defendants Thomas, Joseph A., and Andrew
}. Wright reside In the State of Illinois, U. s. A.,
publication Is therefore ordered to be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, rcquir-
ing said nonresident defendants to appear at
the next term of said Chancery Court, to be held
ntthe Courthouse in Madsonville. on the first
Monday of December 1851 and answer complain
ants bill, or the same viii, as to them. be set for
hearing pro cOniesso, and heard ex partc
-'"h p JAS. A. COFFIN, c. & NJ.
Oct. %, 1SGl-4t Prs. fee 5000. GS3
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who Suffers Most ?

Provisions and groceries are selling very
low at the North and very high at the
South. The South can infinitely better
afford to buy them at the enhanced rates
than the North can sell them at the re-
duced ones.
Per contra. Cotton is selling in the
Southern market at from 0 to IL cents,
and in the Northern at % cents. The
South can better afford to sell the royal
staple at q cents than the North can buy
1t at % cents.
All this is the fruit of the Yankee war;
Which side Suffers most from tle change?
Which Is the most badly "hurtl"
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Oigiaal Attachment.
James W. Briggs,
! p "' rs.
.Jnhn G. Nfnss

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM
4 Coinpininauts Bill which Is sworn to, that
John G. Moss the defendant, is non. resident of
the State OF Tennessee, and his effects being ut.
tached. 1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
inade for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, Published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
him to appear before me at my house in Meigs
county, on the 22j day Of April, 1862, and make
defence to complainants claim, or tho same will
bc taken fUr confessed and set for hearing ex
parte. J, r. F00SHE,
~" -.''uu..'' j. r. for ueiys county.
/ Oct. 20, 1851 1t Prs fee 500 fS3
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Francis X. Suddath,


Henry p W. Kinds.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i tiUns of the bill filed in this cause that defend
ant Henry p. W. llinds il u non resident of the
State % Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
publication he itaae FOR four successive weeks in
the Athens POET, newspaper published III the
town Of Athens. Tennessee, requiring th. said
Henry ?. w. Kinds to appear d; the next term of
the Chthccry Court, to be held dt thu Court house
in Kingston for the county Of lioapt IN the first
Thursday after the 3d Monday Of October next,
then and there to plead, answer or lcmur to said
bill, or the same will be taken rs confessed aaains
him and set for hearing e,r pote.
THOMAS n. CLARK, Z. G IT,
Oct III lSGl-it-prs foe S3-Gsl
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State of Tennossee--Meigs County.
H"nil Original AHaohment
Bryant & Neal,
gHIt. rtt i.ita3' 4,
2 Levi II. Knigh. and Jno.J J. Knight
ia. ~. Samuel J.. Brsan,
.a Levi II. Knight.
Samuel j. Bryan,

John j. Knight and J'sines II. Knight.
TNIIESETfinEE CAUSES BEING RETURN
L ell before ME on the 18th tiy Of October by
Luke Peake, sheriff of Meigs c6inty, and It np-
Fearing iron, sltid return that It's defendants are
not found, u Is crfercd by me thht tho same be
stayed six mouths, and that publication be made
in the Athsns Rost four weeks, notifying the said
james II. Knight, Levi II. Knight, and John j.
Knight each, ITO BIO anu appear before me at my
house in Meigs county, on the Goth day of April
next, TO ahswer sd three several Attachments
or Judgment final will be rendered against them.
Given under my, hand this 18th day of October,
1861. .uii-nK a1t j.. Il. F0oSlIE,
affil .rH.l ou,E j. n. for Mems county,
Oct. rs, ,1sGl--it Frs fec $500 6S3
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William $. McEwen,


TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i tions of the Bill filed in this cause that the
defendant, William ?. LoWcry, is n non resident
of the State of Tennessee. il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post. nowspdpcr published in the
town Of Athens, Teuncssee. requiring the said
William p. Lowery to appeal ut the hext term of
the Chancery Court to be held nj the Couf t-housc
in Kingston for the county of Romhc, on the first
Thursday after the 3D. Monday of October next
then and there to plead, answer or deifur to said
bill, or the same will be taken as confessed against
him and set for hsaring er pai,c.
THOMAS N. CLARK, Z: d. ".
Oct IL, iS6l-it-prs fec S3-GSl
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Joseph b. Martin.


d. William p. Lowcry.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
Il tons of the bill filed in this cause hot the do
PENDANT William p. Lowery, is n NONRESIDENT of
the State of, Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper published in the
town of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said
William p. Lowery to appear at the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held at the Court house
in Kingston for the county of Roano. on the first
Thursday after the Sd Monday of October next.
then and there to :ead, answer or demur to said
bill, or the Same will be taken as confessed against
him and set for hearing err portc.
THOMAS n. CLARK, c. d w.
Oct II, lSGl-.4t-nrs fec S3-6Sl
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p9- In anticipation Of fight at Fort
Henry. on Monday last, the commander
made requisition upon Fort Donelson
for sixty men. Accordingly, that number
OF Capt. T.. Beaumont's Company-Dun-
lap Greys--under command Of Lieutenant
Robinson, repaired to the point first nam.
Cd. The gunboats came In, sight, but
made no hostile demonstration, and the
affair wound up with three shots from
Fort Henry at the retreating boats, which
did not respond, The next morning,
three of the boats' crew were FUND dead
in cornfeld, aad it is supposed they
were caught stealing corn aud shot by
some OF the citizens who did not recognize
their right TO deprecate upon priypte
property. Ci1ksviM Chronicle. ~
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Samuel NJ. Williams.

Samuel NJ Williams. ,,,.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
L the allegations Of the bill filed in this cause,
that tho defendant, Sap'l NJ. Williams. is u nom
resident Of the State Of Tennessee it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in tho Athens Post, Newspaper
published in tho town Of Athens Tennessee, re-
auiring the sdid Samuel NJ. Williams to appear 1t
the next term OF the Chancery Court. to DO held
at the Courthouse in Kingston forsbo county Of
Roane, on the lrst Thursday after tho Sd Monday
OF October next, then aud there to plead. answer
demur to said bill, or the same viii be taken as
confessed against him and set for hearing psr'c
THOMAS y. CLARK, C.fM
! Sept ~, ls6l-it-prs fec s3--670
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YANKEE AFFECTION FOR THE Ne.

AIMEE AFT HOIIUN FOK THE me-
GRo.-We learn that three out of
four men pilots and boatmen, who
made their escape at certain point
on the North Carolina coast to one
of the Yankees vessels, endeavored
to return to their homes, and were
shot in the attempt. They were
worked SO hard by the Yankees that
they could not stand it, and were
shot down like dogs when they tried
70 get away.
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John Marney and Others
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i tions of the bill filed in this cause that John
Marney and Walter Il. Dalton. two of the de-
PENDANTS to the same, aru non-rcsidcnts of the
State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, a newspaper published, in the
town of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said
non resident defendants to appear Mt the next
term of the Chancery Court, to be held at the
Courthouse IN Kingston, for the county of Roanc,
ON the first Thursday after the I'd Monday of De-
tober next then and there to plead, answer or de-
mur to said bill, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed against them and set for hearing er j,o,tc
THOMAS n. CLARE; {. d ".
Oct II, 1SOl-lt prs fee s. 6Sl
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Ea. Transport, the scene Of the Ell

Eay- Transport, the scene Of the en-
gagement between the Federal feet and
the Confederate batteries, is on the Poto-
mac liver, below where the Occoquan
empties into it, and is about twenty-five
miles below Alexandria. Ittakes its name
from the owner OF the adjacent lands, Il
Mr.. Evans, and is merely u landing place.
Our batteries at the place are represented
as being in excellent condition and Judi
ciously placed to resist an attack.
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Nominations of Electoral Candi-
datescby the Members of the Ten
'&ebSee Legislature.

Nominations of Electoral Candi.
datescby the Members of the Ten.
Hessee Legislature.
M lnrge number of tlte Senators and
Representatives of the Tennessee Legisla
Itufe assembled in the Hall Of the House
Iof Representatives on Friday evening,
18th inst, at T'o'clocK, pursuant. TO the
following call: .ta,pfa ,a
The undersigned, trfeanbers Of tlfo Ten.
nessee Legislature, agree to meet in the
Hall Of tire House Of Representatives OH
the 18th Of October, 1861, at Z o'clock, ?.
NJ, for the purpose of suggesting suita-
bic electoral ticket, on the approaching
Presidential elecUon: 4i''' -
~. G, Warner, Jkines j. Turner, VIM. J..
Rankin, X. NJ. Barton, A. b. Caruthers.
Tbos. McNeilly, Ii. z. Carr. John l.. Spur.
lock. VIM. Tolley, NJ. u. Cardwell, W. III.
M. Brooks, VIM. Henry Maxwell, John
Laws, J.T. Lane. w. l.. McClelland, Joel
JJones, w. p. Morris, ia. McDearmon,
MT. Osborne, L. Anderson, r.. G.. Ellis,
Il. w. Bumpass, j. Bunch, w. III. s.
Hill, Ira p. Jones, u! H., wilson, Abram
/. Demoss, Sam. Turney, A. s. Jarnagin,
Washington Barrow, Sam'l ] .lHdtsse, 4 as.
J.. Rosson, John L. Garner, Edward y.
Cheatham, A. Robb, w. G. Dunlap, VIM.
Simpson, Ewing A. Wilson, A. r. Rogers,
j. w. Wester, B. +. Martin, Jas. NJ. Heatl,
John Martin, Wn. J.. Martin. 10. Walker,
John Euhank, VIM. Donaldson, Ii. C..
Locshart,S. WV Woods, James McCalluss,
A. N. Willard. t... ..,f ...
On motion of Senator r. w. Bumpass,
Hon. Washington Barrow, Of Davidson
county, was called to preside over the
meeting, and Leon. TroHsdale appointed
to act as Secretary. - %.
s.On taking the chait, Gen. Barrow con-
graduated the meeting on the gratifying
unaniniity which had characterized the
deliberations and intercourse OF the men,
bers, during the present session and trust
ed that the satne harmoney and good
feeling would continue to prevail, that
'had resulted In the early passage of the
superintendent bill, which enabled this
meeting to, assemble tonight, for the pui-
pose of choosing candidates for Flesiden-
ttial Electors. '.1'HH ,..
Mr.. Keeble, of Rutherford, moved that
the Senators and Representatives from
each Congressional District be constituted
Committees to recommend suitable per-
sons for candidates for elector from their
respective districts, which was adopted.
On motion of Senator Edward s. Cheat
han, of Robertson, a committee, compos-
ed of two persons from each Congressional
district. was appointed to recommend
suitable persons, as candidates for Elec-
tors for the State at large. The following
Uentlemen constituted said con,niittht
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Tho Southern and Western Mails will be closed
ut 2t o'clock, Pan. Tho Eastern Mail
at O'clock =. NJ. .r yl
On Sundays, tho Post Office will DO kept open
hco hours after tho arrival Of the Mail in the
morning, and one hoW in the evening"
q A IlRlAN
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ln'view of the fact that Senator Max
well was only person present from the 2nd
Congressional District, he felt that the re-
sponsibility cfsctikg IN the meeting, with
out colleagues, was h delicate.one and he
therefore asked to be excused. Mr.. Kee-
bic, of Rutherford, reminded the gentle
NAH that Ne was only acting in an advi-
sorry capaoity, tc'suggest a suitable person
Tor elector and that if he did not 1ct, it
would be the duty of the meeting to
choose candidate from his district, not
Withstandsng his refusal to act; whereup-
on, the meeting refused to excuse Mr..
MAXWELL.
The committee which was charged with
the da,y of nominating two candidates
for electon for the State at large. through
their chairman, Col. W. t. Martin, recon-
mended the names of the following gen.
tlemen as suitable candidates, viz:
Gen. r. G. Foster, 3rd, of Davidson.
Gen. VIM. Wallace, of Blount.
The meeting unanimously confirmed
the nomination. .t "-N
The names of the following gentlemen
were then submitted to the meeting as
candidates for Electors from the Districts,
by the Chairman of the respective COM
mittees and their nomination unanimous.
ly confirmed -, 49, III,
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County Court Of McMinn County.
Mathew Browder ct ais,
william Callahan .. all,

William Callahan q. uls.
TT APPEARING FROM THE 6LLEGA-
J. tons in the petition filed in this cause that
William Callahan and Martha, his wife, formerly
Martha Browder,) defendants to tho same are
non-residcnts of the State of Tchuessee it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
the said nonresident defendants to appear at the
November term Of tho County Court Of McMinn
county, then and there to plead anfwer or denur
to said petition or the same Will be taken as con
fesscd against them and SET for hearing cr parts.
WM. GEORGE, Gers,
Oct IL, tsii-.t-srJ fec S5sBsl
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When a man wants money or as
sistance, the world as rule, is very
obliging and indulgent, and lets him
want.
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Wheat Wantafl.

Wheat Of fair quality will be received in pay
meht of debts due this Office, at 81 90 per bushel
Those who wish to avail themselves of this no.
tice, can deliver the Wheat ut Mr.. Ccage's Mill
Athens. GAur. 0.
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HARD, TINES IN New YoRK.-Tlfe sttin-
gency of the times in New York city may
be learned from the fact that out Of two
hundred and fifty first class merchants
men who were regarded as impregnable
only thirteen have thus far met their
obligations. Of the small fry who have
failed 1t may be said their name is legion.
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nsr When Henderson, KY, was taken
possession Of by the Federal troops, they
ordered the State Guard to give up thor
guns, which they did, and disbanded.-
The guns were subsequently offered to
them on condition that they would take
the oath to support the Lincoln govern.
ment. This they refused to do.
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\ FUEL NorE.-The New Orleans Bee
very appropriately urges that the South
give a full vote at the Presidential cleo
ton in November, in order to disprove
the Republican assertion that more than
half the Southern people are opposed to
the movement for Southern independ-
ence. 1t is more important, however, to
disabuse the minds ofpeople abroad, who
may have been deceived upon this sub
ject, and who may conclude, if there be
not full vote, that those who stay from
the polls are indifferent or hostile to the
new Government. Let every loyal son of
the South, then, make it point to de-
post his vote at the approaching Presi-
dental election in November.
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D33N If it costs Lincoln 81 100000 \
doy to hold Washington City, how much
will IL cost 10 subjuSate the South.
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pay- Why should the trading pu

e1- Why should the trading public
grow rich upon the necessities of the
country whilst all others are submitting to
their share of the hardships incident to
a state of war? Avarice and patriotism
are incompatible, and we hope the former
will reap its just reward at the hands of
an oppressed people.
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q - I
Hoo CHotSkx- The editors OF
the "APPEAD, ""Sand those ofall other
newspapers, may doGthe scothtry
great good by giving publicity to
the following remedy for yhe disease
among hogs, now most fatally pre-.
yailing in Dur neisborhoed South:
FROM the Florence Gasette.l tf0sj -,t,,p,
learning that the destructive es,pid.
emit known as Hog Cholera, prevails
in some portions of your State, l will
give q recipe which has been verti
successful IN Phillips County, Ark.
in staying this dreaded disease.
Take'one peck of wet meal and
stir in il q teaspoonfdl of arsenic for
every twenty hogs, and scatter the
meal on a plank or on the ground,
Ind let the hogs to it. The dose
should beropeated about twice III six
days. 20 ,ra'ug0 r'le's
L have seen the hogs in Arkansas
dying, at the rate OF 30 or 40 per day,
and When this remedy was resorted
to, it Immediately stayed the disease,
and the hogs that had taken the al
ssenic became healthy, she'd off and
began to prosper.
"l y Yours, t p. 7. J. KEY 4
gYr The Yankees at IIattefas
have cut q canal across the point on
which the fort is erected, and above
the latter, to assist, in keeping away
the Confederate troops. The water
flows very rapidly through this dyke,
which u.s. there by deepening and
widening audit is probable the small
island on which the fertilization IS
built, will be entirely swept away by
the storms which are common at
that locality, especially in the winter.
The fortificationslof Roanoke Island
25fmiles from IIatteras, su'elproBressi
ing rapidly, and vigorous and judi
clous measures are inprosress to pre-
vent any further intrusion BY the
Federal vandals upon the soil Of the
Old North State. 1e.'i rad % hensitee
-'.tH liza ------.--.---.---.Il--i -'1l f.. fs e.
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The LSFANrRY.-A young married wo-
man whose husband has gone to the war,
heard in conversation the remark that
the Government wanted more cavalry
and more infantry. She replied that she
knew nothing about the cavalry; but ad-
ded, with a sigh, that If mere infantry
We're needed the Government had better
send SOME of the volunteers home again.