The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

seen ohees the Confoderete troops nave
schievsd another glorious victory over
the enemy. The fight occurred on the
Missouri ids Of the river, opposite
Columbus, Ky. In addition to- the &C.
counts from our exchanges, We pu6lish .
letter from 4 particlpator in the fight. who
formerly resided at this place. ''
Bridge Durning-Iruits Of the Hast
Tennessee Rebellion.
:. On last Friday night the Rail Rbed
Ridge sesos the Hiwassss river 1t Char
lsstsa, We Arsd By inosndiaHss I'D On.
tirsH dssasyys1. The lpesh \ said to
have bssn AppIlsd shortly sfisr he hour
a niaaisht, end when Arst discovered
The Arshsd mads such progress that noth.
ing coald b done 10 save the structure.
The Waterman reports that no crossed .hs
heides Bat short time. before IL, and
tAat Oh w. right then. He was not, OF
eosirss, h sight ct the moment the'hrine
W. dssA ssd that may have sayed his
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FsoerA army ~ iahed. NO fe,erai
force has entered, or will enter East Ten.
nsasee. The ..victorious leeious" st whose
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sur0 70 theff homes' are retrograoing' and
are farther ffom the East Tennessee line
<h.r th>v 800 Tan dev. 400 O. fiat N.
Bridge. Burners. and their aiders, sbettors.
and sympsthisers. whether At the towns
and VILLAGES. in the valleys ", or. on the
mount.ins. ara l.ft u shif. for tbern.elves
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which y IN swift pursuit OF them. The
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thar puu;shment. when, Il does fail. will
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expiats the crime by the halter and the
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$1,000 '"o'o s' ~e.
10 hAss Tennessee VINO nave Deem loenti'
fed with the "Unionites," who he'd no
cosn;.anee sf the Bridge. Burner Consni.
rsoy. and Who will promptly condemn h
Thew can now sse the object and Aim Of
the leading spirits, and Il bsAeoves the
u ont AL -SpnhAction with the traitors n
cease listening to their insidious counsels.
and to avoid their company as they
would the association Of felons and muir
derev. ~ H. ~,
The Knoxville Reo;.ter contains the fol.
T. --,..:- .~.-
,o"'"s !" 'e.s."n !" inc burning on 'ne
Lick Creek Bridge:
The Lick Creek Bridge was guarded by
several soldiers attached to Captain Nc
Inns company, encamPed near Midway.
They were approached by . gang Of ruff.
fans. who nrst engaged them in friendly
and then suddenly attasked