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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

The killed we're 900 Federalists and 200
Southerners. IND .s4piMsiyq.i Obj RI
30 sd -T-----r- >. TOT. -ri!---- ny
, Lynehourg, July ia letter In the
Republican, from one OF Gen. iGarnetts
stan confirms the account OF q battle
near Laurel Till last Sunday. The fight
lasted all day, but was principally skir-
mishing The Georgia regiment enga,g-
ed the enemy in the morning, and the
Virginia regiment in the afternoon
About thirty, Of the enemy are known
to have beea killed and many wounded.
one Killed on our side and two woundsd.
A general engagement between Gen.
n1cCielan, At the mead OF ten thousand,
al" NJ ' obn was esPecssa me %; next day.
~ wv anso ~ anai anyp.I yiIoAes.r
with the enemv ~ 'RunIsr Hi. twaIye
miles from W;ycbss,srl Two 81 Ttba ene'
nrs Ivy "els k,neu anu shree sakeh prisoii-
From Manassas wo o Iaar .," tho. ~ VA
erals vasiarJan ad %e thrs s ~, 49, i
and tbat tban az a", rane;n;na L.. ra;r
forcements -e~'e i"'s sNl-A'
- ~ % ING ys..
~ os een. July i9.,-oeverai ooa,s, win
;se "s' snu second bogus hentucKy reg
rns en are are gong UP the kanawne-T
LII o e., mo 1 regimens landed 2
W;n1; o:iow wyanooCee. company o.
AZ a J norseiHgn leIe on tne approach ~, o'
izens and l;ilad 'ora ''il ~ ee s'eu -
Id Gen. McCellan occun;es 1Raverlv...
The Confederates arc concantrat;ng nj
Laurel Hill. whence h il ranorted f5ev
will again retreat without 'c.,,era, Inf.
tie. I'e 80. :: '''-STf ',it'T."s ~
A train has arrived at Grafton bring.
ing the dead body of Gen. Garnett, who
was killed while trying to rally his forces
at Carrick Creek, near st. George. Fifty
Southerners were killed and MANY taken
prisoners. ia Hss.ho i,1atel 4oatJ |
..i Louis,iY,. .Ju,v ~ co,to,, ,,,.,..as,,
agent at R,,sseljy;lie ito.y,nr,n,, p1S'' 'sf'H
1.:..,U. go, i, .5it, !
nsrs os .he Ju,y io.-Ihe. Missouri pa
the , -, ' ~ .o.n, Inree uays distant from
foIIows. va" p'"'e 'no 'e"serents MS
State forces, three columns Of 10000
each; that under Jackson ADVANCING To.
wards jefferson city; those under Rains
and Parsons and under Price and McCul-
louch, have driven the concentrated
Federal forces into a neck of, land be
tween /, Warsaw and Osceola., Captain
Burbage killed 80 and captured, I6O Fed
eralists in Cedar county. - The .Neosho
prisoners. after subscribing to some kind
Of an oath, were released, xs sa. IN bel /
Louisville, July l5.--The latest, credi.
BILE adYices via st. Louis, from South
Western Missouri are of the a8th.9 tits
probable that advices thence via Poca-
.hontas. may have reached Little Rock
Yesterday 30 hours later. i3t'd1o 80 aoi .
,yiNeD York. July l5.-It Is stated that
the Sumter brought to a Cuban port six
prizes. The authorities Will hold the
prizes pending adyices from Spain p The
sumter I'M was ordered to sea; l9f o" :.
u The wyoming was at Panama at last
advices, and weuld proceed on q cruise
on .the'5th: under Lieut. Murray. Com
Hschstt sn Enso. Lieut. pS,se S.s; a
resigned, Lieut.. shryock on the Saranec,
has resiened,.s4l Cd; nAn' a7'nia 9ia19
ss9 Baatimorss, July Henry May has ' Re-
sSdnso IL ,aaS 10 oonnuencs ~ tne Ton
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

n.Sa- The Paris correspondent of ths
New York News says fiat the French
Government will loan the Confederate
States'one hundred million dollars. ssilsf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
More Lincoln Arms for Keutuekx.


More Lincoln Arms for Keptueky.
ii FROM the following paragraph in he
Cincinnati Enquirer Of Yesterday il Mn
Aeen that Lincoln 4 Co. have sent an,
other batch of,Armsfps the submiauiepis.s
Of kentusky;s Gas yodt yIin1Gf y1eyo
Five thousand stand Of arms hays ase
rived here from the East, for distribution
70 the Uniono men iskfK eutuAky, under
TIE direction Of Cen cl2eilsp. Col in.
derson, and Lieut.. Nelson. - The ,Anpiics,
top Yesterday TOT anu BY Homo 3rSras
OF ShdeStste wefS niIaAsfio5tli5a iffsbs I sBs
saa na1t' Hs- "A Il tsses ssd oissa
vAfiEsqHs's sAe.Wsas "a, Us4olaivs
OH sergiA has beauhsxrda iH6lsra 10y
shA e9alan't 60 oIs6shk fosth&csopnAsyg
but she wASnEiillAs H. ssllpst uhA,ysaRage
men TO go and die IN oid maid, which
she thSesf ~ e sssr T 5ss d,i 4 ? & shy,
body could % fs{s9 open hA,s a -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
Another EIGHT In Nissouri,

Little Roek, July IA Mr.. Az n. Wood
ruff, Of this pity, sPrised here to-day from
Pocshontas. and reports That news had
been received there of an engagement
between Ben. McCulloch's army And the
Federals ct Springfield, Mo. McCuiloch,
with 1000 men, attacked the enemy,
who were strongly posted, with II, 900, at
Sprine&e3A. The hGbt resulted 10 the
unconditional surrender of the Federals
The killed were 800 Federalists and 200
SQuthernarS. m. .nrtil NJ .iNn nLnI, III !
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

o A SnoRr Synopsis. Newberry Con-
sesvatist says Of Llncoln's Message: 81
This is just what the message is-a lio
from beginning to end =,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

~ Three thousand bushels Of new
wheat were sold in Memphia last Tues
day, at prices ranging from 81 Toto 81 81,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
~ sosn ltsa' between ga Abe End ,ola
Scott. ''''-N

u N HR -
Agentleman recently arrived from New
York reletes q conversation which, as was was
reported in Gotham When 'ihn lie left, took
place few days ago between Abe Lincoln.
LII. D.. and. Old Fuss ana Feathers, dur.
ing which tho g&,ty old soldier told the
king Of all the AbolitieAists ai'n1ost tun.
-palatabie itruth9i NsSeins that .Abrsham
and Winfield were riding tossther,; re-
viewing the Yankee mefcsrasies i'd the
Federal capital, when tkeforner remark
ed toahs latter, .Gsberal3 this is ss,ieh-
did army amightyl large army, costs shs
Government dsilyIa heapref money; but
whyoisiit remaining here idleis You once
penetrated 70 the capital Of Mexico IN
three months. with one, A5th1 ~ tAs,forss
that yoplhaye now under yogp oopaaAdi
why do You not push on into. Virginia,
and takej possession Of the capital fof the
Esbsllipus Old bopjnionip. ss..Ahh, !, frepli-
ed Old Scott, "theq reason u, Plain and
palpable--the men who carried me into
the city, Of Mexico are THO same that are
now keeping me out Of Virginia. "oag
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

In1 On ssniays the Pest o@cc will be kept open
.rnso Assrs sftsr the arrival Of the Mail In tho
inorhisg, and one hour in the evening fnot
h' o. ain'''-.''ia' G. A.. JORDAN, n. W.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

WAsnfN01oN, July ~.
SssAfr.-Mr. King Baid he was willing
70 sustain all the acts Of the President
and vote for any amount Of men and
money till only one mag hosted over the
country.
Mr.. Lane OF indisna, contended that
tho army needed TO pe increased, aed pc
lieved coercion the only means o. suss:ih-
ing the uovelnment. ne wo3iu s"nctlon
sscrs rSo LEAD "s the rsb. III on not
feions aeasn 9y the halter.
HNf%nYqy( pad IiH ED sXHors
oSposed - ecefcson Sscwhsaan nNsI
IN, lnex mi9nk n&9& !2s S1enIY. 1eaI4.Apo
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
The Rumored Disaffection Of Gen
-''-''-@'-"+i '' Lee. 'A~'l '''

We have never for one moment given
the slightest shadow Of credit TO the Ado.
litlon canard concerning General Lees al
legged disaffection, or even any misunder-
standing between himself and President
Davis. A gentleman of our acquaintance,
who arrived direct from Richmond on
yesterday, assures US most positively that
there is not a word Of truth in the report.
He was in Richmond ON Friday, and the
ten days previous, moved frequently in
military circles, say much of Gen. Lee.
and heard nothing whatever of this Black
Republican roor6aek, except through their
own mendacious Journals: 'i0h,' koW This
world is given to lying Asmph1 Appeal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19

IN 4outIefa, and Wsptsra Nails VIII b closed
Punctaally at23 o'clock, r. n. The Eastern Mail
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-19
Rail Regulations.

Arlene, Friday, Jsiy 10, 1891.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
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THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.

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able proof Of the efficacy ofthts
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MAsoNvILLH, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1861.
MR. SPALPISe-sir: have tried your Cephallo
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ss P. 81 tne hfs seG from Jo
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NoIsEThsss bonds Are dstsd. July, lss7, pay
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NofH.-These bonds are dated January, 1857,
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These bonds are dated Jlly, 1857, payable July,
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPkUDENCk-
LET NO FALSE DELIcxcY PKEvENT.
APPLY iMMED ATELY.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
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Washtsstos, Dec. IS, is6a
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
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set forth, have lately been feloniously aSstrsoted
from the custody Of the Interior Department the
same being the property of the United States and
held trust for certain Indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper oc Of the respeo-
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and oil
persons are warned against purchasing or receav.
ing any of said bonds and coupons a. the claim OF
the United States thereto viii be rtesecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ;
Sax per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued IN
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December Is, 1850.
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.NorH These bonds are dated January, Iss7-psy
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