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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-28
HEADQUARTERS 3D TENNESSEE REc'T,
IL n 4

HEADQUARTERS 3D TENNESSEE REG'T,
Col. Hills Brigade, June 10, 1861. j
4. p. HI, Col. Commanding Brigade C.S.A.,
Romncy, Va:
Sir: have the honor to report that on
yesterday, at s o'clock, p. IN, in pursuance
OF your order, ] took two Companies of
the 18th Virginia Volunteers, G. S. A.,
commanded by Capts. Crittenden and
White, and also two Companies of Sd
Tennessee Regiment Volunteers, c. S. A.,
commanded by Capts. Lilard and Matthias,
and advanced Is miles West to the line
Of the enemy, upon the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and found them posted in
some strength, with two pieces of artille-
ry, on the North bank of the Potomac, at
the 2lst Railroad bridge, on said road
The enemy had no pickets posted. At
5 o'clock, q. m, after accommodating.
gave the order to charge the enemy,
which command, beg leave 20 say, was
CALAMITY executed and in good order, but
with great enthusiasm.
As we appeared in sight, at distance
of 400 yards, the enemy broke and fled in
all directions, firing as they run only n
few random shots, one of which, howev-
er, regret to say, entered the arm of
private Smith, of Capt. LIZARDS Compa-
ny, which was in advance, wounding him
slightly. The enemy did not wait to fire
their artillery, which we captured, con-
sisting of two loaded guns, both of which,
however, were spiked by the enemy be-
fore they fled. From the best iniorma-
ton their number was between two and
three hundred.
do not know the loss of the enemy,
but several of them were seer to fall
We did not take any prisoners, owing to
the start the enemy got, and of our hay
ing left in the rear all the horses belong
ing to the command. then ordered the
2lst railroad bridge to be burnt, which
was done, and in few minutes only the
piers remained. In further pursuance of
your order, then retired, bringing with
ME the two guns. The enemy's flag,
which forgot to mention, was captured,
and other articles of little value. / cam
not close without bringing to your notice
the gallant conduct Of both officers and
men, who were each at their posts, and
burning 10 engage the enemy, and, when
the order to charge was given, rushed for
ward with enthusiasm, wading the river
to their waists.
arrived here this evening, the spirits
of my men in no wise tagged.
Respectfully, your obd't serv't,
(Signed) JOHN c. VAUGHN,
| Colonel Commanding,
IL n. 4 N
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-28

TIE TRuTH.-A merchant of New York
City, whose opinions are entitled to cred-.
1t, both from his experience and his sa-
gacity, says that 1T is useless to deny
that complete financial wreck of the
whole North is inevitable. unless some
thingis done when Congress meets to
bring about an honorable peace"
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The Evacuation of Harper's Ferry
The Washington correspondent of the
N. .. Picayune writes. June 18th.

N. ". flcayune writes, June 18th:
The evacuation of Harper's Ferry; if
authenticated, is regarded here as big
with future events. Indeed, the move,
ment, taken in connection with reliable
advices received from the rebel camp at
Manassas, means nothing more nor less,
than a bold and concentrated dash upon
this capital, and should authentic intel
lgenoe OF such contemplated move
ment be received, the whole plan of the,
campaign will be changed, and the bulk
OF the Federal army be summoned here
Tor the defence OF the city. In any event
the evacuation is regarded as master
movement, and one that will tell yigor-
ously in future operations.
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pesr Major Winthrop, who was killed
in the battle of Bethel Church, was on
the staff Of Gen. Butler. lie was gen.
tleman Of distinguished literary ability.
He wore tho sword of Capt. Wardrop in
the Sight, and hence has beef, confound.,
ed with tho latter.
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Tho stirm,sb A. New Creek Depot.

The skirmish at New Creek Depot.
The following official reports of the az
fair at New Creek Depot, referred to in
our telegraphic dispatches Saturday, ap-
pear in the Richmond Enquirer:
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, CAMP DAVIS, / j
Romncy, June 10, 1861.
Colonel. have the honor TO report that
on yesterday directed Col. J. G. Vaughn,
of the Sd Tennessee Regiment, to take
two Companies from bis own and two
from the 18th Virginia Regiment and at
s o'clock, p. M, TO proceed to New Creek
Depot, IL miles West of Cumberland, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, disperse
the forces there collected, bring away the
two pieces Of artillery, and burn the Rail-
road bridge.
The directions, am happy to assure
you, were carried out TO the letter, and
the march Of SO miles accomplished be-
tween 8 p. M, and IL the next day
Some $50 Of the Federal troops, after
slight stand, retired in disorder, with a
loss of a few men. The bridge was then
burned, and Col. Vaughn retired, bring
ing with him two pieces OF artillery and o
stand of colors.
TO Col. Vaughn, his officers and men,
am much indebted for the handsome
manner in which my orders were carried
out.
Enclosed you will find the report Of
Col. Vaughn. ......
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
(Signed) A. 2. Hill,
Col. 3D. Reg't, Commanding Brigade.
Col. L. X. Smith, A. A. General.
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4. Tory Convention,

Wheeling, June 20.-The tories, in con-
yention assembled, have nominated
Frank Pierpont for Governor of Virginia.
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!, ~ There are thousand acres of bar
icy In one field near San Antonio, Texas.
Those who thirst for lager need not fear
for malt in the South.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-28

S0- The Wytheville Times has sus-
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editor and all having Joined the Guerillas.
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E7- HrApscHE is The favonte sign BY which nature
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looked safeguard intended to give notice Of dis
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A Real Blessing.

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81 'ad N orribe 'eadaehe his hafternoon hand ste
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ANGER INSTITUTE .

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Address Or. q l.. KEELING, Mechanicsburg. Cumber.
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September Is, 1860 en-.