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NEW GOODS!

Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Attention /!
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPEN
w ing one Of the most desirable Stocks of
Goods ever brought to this markct--Our Goods
coming from manufacturers hands direct and un.
on the best possible terms. We most respectfully
invite an examination Of our Stock by the cit-
zens generally, before making their fall purchases,
as we feel confident we can promote their interest
by giving us call. 1t is useless to attempt an
enumeration of the many articles we have for
sale, because the Post would not hold half. Our
motto shall be
Quick Sales and Short Profits"
and will take in exchange all kinds of Produce at
the market price. We want to buy all the dried
Apples and Peaches we can get, for which we
will pay the market price.
Come one, come all,
And give us call;
And if you call Mt other places,
You'll come to wilkins Cos with good graces;
And If we treat you right and clever,
Well sell you Goods more than ever
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fuII supply OF the
LATEST NOVELS. &c

and Roe's Works, Irving's Works, The Souvenir
of Travel lin vols.,) Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray, Tho Rivals, Household of Bourene lin 2
vols.,) Nemasis, Margaret Moncriefe, The Adopt
ed Heir, Married-Not Mated Recolections of a
Court Room, Stakeholder Abroad Gcorgia Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major Jones, The Throne
of David, The Prince of tho House of David,
Beulah, Corner-Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons Wbv.
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LIVERY STABLE.

YHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
Il chased tho Athens LIVERY STABLE, is
prepared to accommodate all who may call with
Horses, Buggies, Hacks, &c., and respectfully
soicits liberal share Of custom. He is prepared
to feed all stock that may come, and his Stables.
will be well and carefully attended to. Charges
moderate. WIN. ii. HOWARD.
Athens, April 10, lse0-e03
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- of Mill, Mulee and Gross Out Saws, of the
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Webstcr's Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sizes, J
Davies and Doods Mathematical Course, Mitch
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Philosophy and Chemistry, Wells Chemistry und
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Brocklesby's Philosophy, Young P pills LIST and
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A FEW BBLS. PLASTER, FROM THE
IA Plaster Banks Of Virginia, for sale by
March 20 s. X. REEDER,
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Riceville Male and Female Academy

Riceville Male and Female Academy
HNHE TRUSTEES OF RICEVILLE MALE
l. and Female Academy have employed Mr.. II.
KEEBLER, to take charge of this nourishing In
stitution for the ensuing scholastic year, to DO
opened on Monday, October 30, 1850.
RATES or TUITION, per Session of Tieenfy
Weeks, one hay in advancc.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Oral Arithme-
tic. AZ N,
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar Com
position and Defamation. 500
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Physiology
and Algebra Davies Elementary 1000
Algebra davies University Geometry, Survey
ing with field practice, Latin and Greek. 1900
contingent fee. 0,50
No pupil permitted to enter school for less than
half n session, and no deduction for lost time,
except when caused by sickness. @
Board be obtained, convenient to the
Academy, for $3.50 per week--overything fur
nshed
A competent assistant teacher will be in regu-
lar attendance. By order of the Board.
JAS. ATKINS, CHM.
A. J. DopsoH, Secretary.
Riceyillp Tam Dot 1Qen tr con
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Russell's Superine Family Flour,
EROM THE BEST ARTICLE OF WHITE
Il Wheat, for sale by S. X. REEDER.
April S
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swEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,

SWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE,
Swcetwater, Tenn.
TNI1E FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
Il this Institution will commence on Monday,
Sd September next Tho Female Department
will be under the charge Of Mrs. H. g. CooKE.-
The Male Department will be under tho charge of
OSCAR W. MULLER, A. b. -
TUITION per Session Of 20 Weeks.
First Glass, $3.50
Second Glass, 1000
Ih;rC Class, 1900
Fourth Glass, (including the Languagcs,) 1900
contingent lee lin ndvancc,) 100
One half payable in advance, the remainder at
the close Of the first half session. No pupil will
be admitted for n less time than the unoxpired
session, after admission, unless by special con-
tract No deduction for lost time, except in case
of protracted sickness. No pupil will be admit
ted without ticket from the Secretary. The
Music Department will be under tho charge of
Prot. H. q. CooKn.
Boarding can be had in good families at reason
able rates. j. II. PATTON, .See,y.
Aug H. 1SG0-tc-62I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

AHHEsr or tH!LpUt*.-When Liucoliism
descended - TIT arrest and imprisonment of
women. Ne suppoacd II had gone rs fac IL it,
mutations Of BoNRA a. The Most ultli. udvo-
chlc IF deFpo;isin on this continent could de
sire Eut tie arrest OF two little children
tive nni ctght years II age, i'll the city of Bal
tjmofe, :nr wearing objectionable color4 in
Their dress, gees boWshot beyond our utmost
expectations nf the ,Iueltirs and ..beurdilies
OF tne new. dcsrpyisn,. The Iitle innocentz
ans, n~ciuus Of ticr crimes, were carried IA
the >-#ii1u-htuse, aid We suppose discharged
upon giving bond- thai they would be good little
children, and never ~ out AGAIN in any dress
except the stars and Stripes We would sug.
=cat - AuRAHAN the Great that he ought 10
have urecinl department ',r the punishment
81 litte Children when they do not appear
upon the e,eet either "a a gha sty white, or ii
-oicIIn blue. or IN . pattern Of the. Star. aud
stripes aforesaid, which sh9uld be presided
over by Mvs LiNCuLH. no should spank
Them soundly and PIT them 10 bed where they
could cry their Little eyes out all night, aud
not he permitted even Ia see their parents till
they took the oath of allegiance, acknow
lodged tue consolidation theory of the Anne
rIcan Government to be the only trus one, and
ABRAHAM LlNcoL* t. be the most Just, be
nignant and beautiful of human beings
We have never heard before Of anv Gov
ernrlont, however despotic, making war upon
little children. There is 10 better ties, in
the world Of IA nlan's kindliness Of nature
than tina Even the Devil Is said 10 give d
WIDE berth u little children, an,J good angels
70 he always hoYering round them. II it re-
served Tor this gloomy ogre at Washington.
whose myrmidons at Baltimore are casting n
1''hts into prison, and in st LOUIS have re
enacted the Ma1yrdou of the lnnocrnts, to
surpass even The Devil in the hardness and
hAlgnlty Of his heart Il This unheard OF
menu dies ID peaceful bed, il will only be
because eaF'h has 10 punishment proportioned
to his crimes. '>'
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From CAIIFoRSIA.--The stea mer Champiop
from Asmnwafl on the 9th inst, has arrived
at New York bringing over two hundred pas.
sengers and one million dollars in gold from
California
Among the passengers by the steamer
Champion are Major Allen, Lieut.. Higgeston
DIR. Steinberger; Lieuts. Har ker, Alexander
Ball, and Ingman Capis. Hancock, Mason,
Myers and Gregg, and Maj Greer, Of Ihe
United States Army.
The ship Narragansett was at Manzanilia
August %. 81
The steamer Champion lowed the United
States brig Balm bridge from Navy Bay Into
the Carribean sea- -s.
The United States frigate Lancaster was at
Panama ON the Sd
Lieut.. Harris died on the 24th ult., and was
buried He wa anntivs Of New Hampshire.
Gen, Mosqlsrs had proclaimed himself
President OF New Grenada, aud had exiied
= dozen Jesuit priests, and sent ENJOYS TO
England and franee. The health Of ths
lsthmas was good, ss8aa 4
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WRECK or lhE SrsrrK--Iye re,re, to
chronicle the wreck Of that gallant Confede,
ate vessel, the Sumter She ban bean :.
scourge of the seas 10 Northern commerce
pricing and heroic of seameu 70 be wrecked.
however, was a better fate than falling into
the hands Of the LiScoLN despotsin, Old
ocean, more meroifui than the Washington
tyrant, spared the brave officers ami crew, and
all reached band III safety. Oar enemies may
rejoice over the wreck Of the Sumter, bun the
spirit that set her atioat is not shipwrecked
and viii never 1ease seldHg forth sumters
upon tbs waves Us long as the forests furnish
timber and the pillows roll
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DIED..

OF typhoid fever, at Sunny Side, Loudouu conn.
ty, August I'D. LIZZIE, second daughter Of Joshua
Fletcher. But short month before her death
she had every prospect OF long and happy life on
earth; but in the midst of life In death. ="
Truly, death loves shining mark" Shs has gone
TO a brighter and better world
On the l4th inst. at the residence Of his grand.
father, Rev. DIR. Arrnstead ARCHIE, son Of John
Boiling, aged years month and days.
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SxCRrrARYsHlr or Wharf.-The Hon. l..
poPr WALKER, Secretary of War, has re-
signed that post Who his successor will be
is variouSlv eonieetured There il q conside-
rahe outside pressure from Richmond cir
clcs in behalf OF General ROBERT T.. LEE.
Mention is also made of Major General POLK.
sill other names arc prominently brought
forward Both in Great Britain and in this
country the post If War Minister has always
been regarded IA one Of those great no
Eacai Offices, requiring TO be filed with
some reference To public sentiment. We
have no idea that President DAVIS will I'll
the appointment upon any other theory
If this be the fact, then it would seem to
follow ~ matter Of course, that if "a proper
mHu be found, the selection will be made from
some State or great di7t,fct of country not
now represented in the Cabinet In that
event. the public will naturally expect that
Ieunesscc, Arkansas, vi least the region of
which Memphis is the centre and emporium,
would be the one to furnish the new Cabinet
officer. Tho Atlantic seabcard is now repre-
scented by Messrs. HUNTER sS,d MEMNINoER;
the Gulf States by Messrs MALLORY, BExJA-
NiN aud Reagan; the great central country
whose centre of Intelligence, trade and interes,
!, Memphis, Is not represented in the Cabinet
anil, upon abstract reasoning, would seem en-
titled ,o The annointlnent. proyideI i co, f,r
n;sh the qualifications ard talents demanded
Judging by Cur own feelings ". s,,prose
the public to be profoundly Indifferent as to
thc mere person 10 be selected The first sen
,imcnt Of tie people il. that the hghes, talents
=, command .hnrld be enlisted for ,lr nos,
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SsadG Asss "A party of young bloods took
a notion TO have ride yesterday, and getting
possession of a hack which suited them, one
OF the Sd x seized the reins 10 play the part of
Of Jehu aud when the driver mounted the
box pttinmelled him soandiy with has own
whip.stan, causing him 10 jump down, and
then drove the carriage Oh. They recalled
the driver, but, like Glendower's spirits, he
wouldn't come. A runaway horse Also at
tracted some attention yesterday, but hurt
no one, wa believe, In its progress
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THr CAMPAIGN IL NoR1HwFsr FiK"I
MA -Nithout rr.snn,iu,, 70 cr.ticisc the plan
of cannaiou for Western virginia which our
able military authorities decided upon in the
onfsst. we think il has ho.n rendered pretty
clear by The course of events, that we have
made q mistake in scu,!ipg so large a force in
the direction of Monterey and llu,;onsyile.
~ be- ;cuncd M IN the Cheat and Valley
Mountains, and in scnding SO sula!i force in
the DIRECTION Of Lcwisb,rg. 10 be outnum
hercd ami checkcd first bv Cox. and now b,
R">t>eRA>@ aud Cox combined. The posses
sion ri tie kanavha Valley would itself have
iu,,i,ied lhc sending Of a much larger eolu.nn
ia tha; direction than VIZ have done; and now
The march If Ro>f>cpA>z due South from
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4 Word Of Com iain, IN behalf Of the Hospitals
II has been suggested to us THAI it would be
rendering service to the public, aad espe-
ciaily 10 the invalid soldiers, for lis to call at
tention 10 the iact that in some OF the hospi-
pitais the cots are of n very inferior quality,
having been 30 badly made that they will
not uphold man of large size at all, but gave
way when he Is placed upon them, and let
him fall 10 the floor. OF course, We know not
what Manufacture turns GU sueh beds, and
We would not wish to inlure any one SO much
as TO give his name la the Dtspatea in connee-
non with 50 grave charge But we Will say
the matter should be looked into.
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A i1te child Of the Rev Mr.. 0atevooa
fell from the door steps of that genilsmnn'a
residence, on Main street near second o.
Sunday afternoon, and broke Its forearm I,
was soon set by physician. and the arm IL
in a fair way to be as good an ever in a rho,,
time
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GARD OF TBANKs--The officer. an

Hnq. CARD OF THANKa--The officers and
AsS members of the Columbus Guards I'd
Regiment Georgia Volunteers deem II an especial
duty to acknowledge gratefully the kiodness and
hospitality extended No sick members of their com
pany by Mr.. \. j. MITCHELL and family corner
1st and Franklin streets Also to return thanks to
Messrs. ELLETT & DREwRY, Pearl street for
their kindess In taking charge OF, and providing
storage for their surplus baggage on their do
parture from Richmond. sc l7--lts
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The names of the Federal prisoners who 50.
capped the other night, are Captain J. K.
nurd Lrutenants {. j Murphy and ". II
Raynor; Sergeant William Faucet va.
Yates George w. Ward second escape, And
T: Lenigan. II our readers see any susrn'
eious fellows in uniform let Them send them
this way. @'"~
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Beslamia Ligtord, whose arrest and discharge
ON xths charge of horse stealing we an
nounced several days ago, is again In custody
He had hardly been released when ne stole
another norse-this one belonging TO the Ad-
jatants OF the LIST >, q. Regiinent-and was
yesterday again arrested, The horse, how
ever, has pot been found, and I.iptord denies
all knowledgeOf its whereabouts
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THE Srs1KI of unconstitutional nnIa,x f,,l
ana e'Si'otic arrests and IMPROVEMENTS now;
Carried oh by the LIAc0LN Government, is an
eNfoehee 81 conscious weakness, and woud
"',ef he fesorted TO by government which
,.s'~ Tue slightest confidence in its own strength
n0t "othine OF the kind occurs under the AID.
'iii''''faitioh OF President DAVIS, is clear de-
nonstf'i''on that the Southern Coy.rnment IL
embedded in the popular affections and ,ba,
three armed IN that panoply, it feels secure
both OF the justice and the might Of ifs c,,pse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

The SLAVE TRADE.--A blow has just been
struek at the slave trade by a decision of
Judge Belts, in the u. ). District Court of n
York. The case arose on the seizure, last
April, OF the bark Sarah, on the charge of be-
ing fitted out for the slave trade The iudg-
mcnt OF the court condemned the vessel and
cargo for being fitted out with intention to
embark upon u slave voyage
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SPRINGFIELD HosPITAI.-Rev. J. Il
SOLOMON requests u TO acknowledge the rs-
ceipt ut this hall for the sick soldiers pots of
fresh butter-One from Mrs. NANCY Il. DAVIS and
one from Mrs. MAKTHA SIAuaHIER
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Escape and Recaptare.-A prisoner confined
In the city jnil escaped yesterday over the
wall, and got as far as the Central depot
where he was recaptured Another one was
caught upon the W all in the act of escaping
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We hear i, yumOrcd that Major Alexander
one of the officers captured with Colon.i
Thomas, and who succeeded in making his
escape from Fort McHenry, has arrived
safely in Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

4 Srricoabie Wepoa.--Messrs. Fish back Il
Meyers, of Gordonsville, have presented
us with Il tine sword of their own Inapuiac.
ture. Saladin's sword was famous for its
keen edge, ana that OF Richard the Lion
Hearted for i8 size. The one in cues ton
combines the excellences of the two, being
strong enough for the soldier who can fell
the stoutsst man with his fist, as Richard
could, and sharp nough for the cavalier who
desires to cleaye his victims in twain or take
of their heads At IL single blow, as Saladin
could. Our sword, which the curious may
see III the window of the Dispatch office, Is
strong; of good length, fineiy tempered
ground to a keen edge, has stout hilt and ia
altogether a dangerous instrument. The
manufacturers price is " each for such
swords
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ACkGogy Irdaneu..

Editors Dispatch Permit us TO acknowledge
through your paper the receipt of the follow
ing sums for the benefit OF sick soldiers.
From Mr.. G.. " Ninn;s. Richmond. $40 90
From Ladies OF Essex, through DR..
John J Wright. Observation-Disclosures. 81 30
From Mr.. q. w Mordecai, Raleigh
N. Carolina. ............... 25 oo
From Citizens OF Williamson, Martin
Go n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 10
From Mrs. james {. Crane. Richmond 10 90
From Young. Wriston Il Orr, Char
lotte, y. t....................... 100 90
From +. '. DANIEL, ESD. richmond. - %
From Mr. A. A. Willard, OF Washing
ton, Beaufort, n. G.. ................ 10 90
From = Ladies Military Aid Society,""
of Oxford, Miss ...................... 80 90
From Mrs. DOnglas Gordon, tredc-
IlckspurS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo 90
From Reese Pritchard, Esq, Mem
phs, Tenn, through 4. Il Oar
land, tsq.--.-.... ............ ~ Ga
rom 1lr. Asa Snyder, Elchmond..... 10 90
From Ladies Aid Society of Necllen-
burg, Ma, through Dr. John W
Williamson REPRESENTATIVES.. ~ GO
From VIM. II Young, Esq. President
Bank Columbus, Ga.............. 80 90
From VIM. Gibbony, Esq, Wythe-
sSpm VIM. Bsrrett Esq, Richmond 10 ~ 90 90
FTbIn VIM. Shields, ESQ, Washington,
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ARREST OF ALLEGED MuKpEk Two
brothers named Nen were arrested a: Camp
Curtin, near harrisburg, on Wedn esalay
charged with being participants IN the recent
murder OF The brothers Smeltzer, Of Safe Har-
Dor, Lancaster county, Pa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-17

Importcnt 10 Sich Solii,rs.--If the good people
of the country about Richmond knew how
important ii is TO supply the various hos
pitais with vegetables of all kinds, and what
urgent and constant appeals are made to the
Army Committee for such articles, we are
sure they would send them In by cart loads
And yet they could not send too many, for
the demand is far beyond The supply. Bush
els upon bushels are called for daily and
really, it seems to us. that it would cost the
farmers and gardeners very little to send III
peas, potatoes, tomatoes, &c, occasionally
These things they can send at very little cost
aid not miss them.
Remember the place. Depot of the Army
Committee, Y. NJ. q. A, one door above w
ID. Blair Co, Main street. The commit
tee are ready to receive and dispense all
charities and donations TO the sick in the
rious hospitals here, or AT distance.
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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

DMty psrER - Tire ceBis per copy At the
counter aud from the regular carriers of the
city Per annum, 81, six months, 49, three
mouths. ~ IS.
semi WEEKiY 81 per annumf.
WrEhIY.-S2 per aunum.
Neither the Setni- Weekly nor Weekly paper
Will be sent tor less term than twelve
months.