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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
6 i n c II s d lie,

Gte t'r Gtur6 9l1sb uNb 5nmiitSn gnags, erits
IturG cbgbalb per Aefcrmirtrn &irbe,
inv llFnt tnuH.
Die llnl'r5ttbnsEsR babsn icstCu eiusn nsu,n unb
Isbr aus9gstbneiCn Stcd ron QDaortn. itidlid fir
rtI SahreSst, siu9Stsot rpstthsr ne aaGnwSrtIa ;u
8lGtesrn iar tsn 6rGhIiu9 uno 5cmnI,r vrrQrttl:
ten. beittbnO aus tosm StCf wsItbsr fdr pisks 6ob
I'M Wlattt iu inoCn mar.
SOmmt uno lrbet ebs ibr lonitrr fault,
unb ibr wsrou cub baIo GtsrNu9t battn, baR ibr
hlrr ben 9rS6tsu Rsrtb fIr EuEr Gslo b,tSnrmt.
SStr b1bem 2lllcs
mas in coS @tfbdit sints AItIeuhoulss sshSrt-;u
peitl3ufti9 iu mtleIn.
&mbsnartsit Uber 8letptr duf 8eirluna
psrreu EbsnfOIs nab Der nsusitsn gros uuo bsitsr
Nouisr pCn uus sstefsrt uuo aaroniirt cos ;u lsin
fdr rrGS fe pertautt pSrbtn. 8Gr9eiTet nitbt rit
v in YrftS 8 10 n.p uG.
9Gn Sbuci6cr.
Sie pdnEbtn aud iu0titb Schneiogr pnrauf cuff.
mertlom ga MAIDEN, boy its bic a9Inur pcu npti
yRcoGbduiSr BADEN, uno fTnnsn fG pabSr .u iteer
3sit NIT ben ntutiu GiotSn utriGhGn.
ErSis 6ur atijdfals Ns,ntcu fir gpseos pa:
tents RabmaItnen. peIhC6 bic btfs 9ylohinS in Sc
braudh III, btidotttb auf Gufahbst rCuGtGnbae SPCs
hanilcbG 9cnlruftlCn unb clS @cr,dalithtsit ihrer
Irtett. Qrrt6s.--Sic. 6 tClten $50-gc. 5, $50
SO. 3, Sl00-uno Sc 4, 40.
gteli9b unb Sreini9.
GnEntaun, Gpril 10. 1861. ua6o
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
5Siir Serrpn Qtn,iiae,

Qls IGwar,ss unb flrttsss Sud, Gafmere, zoe.
Rinss, Seams, 2wssps, SattInttt, Gaibmrrtt
70 lpis cine srcbs 9srIdtspentsjt ron SUfery
Glcpss, Gintns, SVicms, Collars, Grapats
8essnl6trmsn. IL. {. w., bel
Senin8er unb S1eimey.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30

81. @.-!tntrtei HGn1 SSprcerufi, pGrbrn fGr Gils
ter on9snCmmsn unr rIr hStbd, Nlarftprtts traubf
wtren h'i S,n lntrfbristmEn, an 30. , Qa,l pa,
nrttCn Suagt
Nttnneer mO S&cmrr.
Nuiutauu SfGrhtr III. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
DIR Amrrikanifbsn

Say gBel6s mir pp7tipe an ben YreiIfn Der Gis.
GeaI6aIt pertaufen. SOmmt unb lrbct !,3ss
Sunntaasi6uItG6r, btutidr uno snsIiife Spr
alien Arten, bic mir All YbtldtsIrtta 9rrilrr
lisFern IGnnCn.
9tsln unb 5s1amsrls unb snstil6e-,
BON alien @rBben unO GintGnOen, nit uno OF.
ne Stlber, mie man iie pduI6t.
@stets unb @e1angtidsr ben alien arten-prs
biattuhrr unb anDere @rbauungS
SIGntb Il der - GeogerS ron alien @rtba
9aSetii6er, Yd6s. Nemoranoum uno HClCten'
tGhrr, cine uniitertrCfIItfc 2uspatl
DuddtGdsr, Sprt MOnuoS unO rErSlr6en, biz
iih gar nittt bteten lobCn.
Gin erpses QHurtemsnt Shreitpapter, 9adyayer
ETC., 5antp unO gepGbnliAes 9ricfp0psr Ypr
ieoer 9enennuna unr Guatitat,
Brief sllmldIdas (SnSriopes) UUn alien Suren.
GneliIhs uno Dmfte S6ultddrr vCn allen Qr'
ten, Icl6e bic IN Der llmlegenb a13emrin ge.
trau6t wsrcm 49, ppbtfsilsr bier iu babrn alS
irsenbwc iCnf nu6ertalt YtiIuNsIpbta. Gtsn'
faus
G3clt., Gta6ls mO @anlsffosrn,
Shwaris, rCLte un6 bIaus SGrsib!tnts, ip rpis ~
sIeIf berrIide Stveibfuib.
StntenaiGier, 9ntenpulbfr unb Sbrsibion6.
Osutlhe unC 9nBItIbe GoIsnpsr fir 1859, fri
brm GtnieIuen unb Gjrpeen ,u fauIen.
eanbfdrten, AlbumS uup Sitber Srn alien 9Irtt
unp YrCiBm.
IYerfumsretrn-al5 GUlO8ne Q9aiier, paat
ii, 70 ME aud pOn fsr beiicn idncp Srie
| 3abnbiriien, 3abnpuIprr, uro tunberIerlr arru
Nrtftl, bic mir ni6t bier tsnamrn t5nnen.
GaE StotrbaItT unb anrsre gsricnen wsf
rBsnb etipaS aus mlsrsm 8aGs broudtn, thu
pOtl wrnn lis be wnS onmitn t'nn mir ysrfnu
fen unifrs NrtitEI ale 70 WpGIiet. menn MID
wOtIfsiIsr OILS man it rBsnp lOnlpo in tsr Bt
ssnb trtrmmt.
Butb uno ScIfrib
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30

50 e u e
,SpQtidbrSz unD Wtntere
SS areH.
Die 6erren 9urbge unb SpneS,
StO. . Sfts Samiltom StraBe,
3esen NIT gsrgndaen bem Dublifum ar, bas
Fs iCsbsn vCn geugprf unb gtIobsIptIa ,uriid.
setstrt ilnb. nit finsm srC6en unp sutgrwSblten
StCd SDn gpatiatrs' unb gpInlrsg4darm psls
den lIe flE SaargrD fngetauft batrn-uno taB
lie nun bsreit lInb ale 30 bFfrsbisen pie le init
tbrtm 3uipru6 beebrsn, rno 5par NIT trDbifee'
ren 91aarsn als ie an treenb Ctnsn dnbern Strtr
in alentaun srtaaft Wfrbsn fSnnsn. Daruntr
brftnben T6
Ti9urirte Trencb3 3NJlerinDs,
Sntbbte 6rsn6 Wsrinos, ssmrtne Werinrs bon
ollsn 6arbsn 6ieurirte 9a6imsrr. Fgue
rtrte Dfldins, Union Ylaics, Wous'
elm Dslains, unb Usri6iebsnartt'
&c nnbrrs Drss 'g8aaren ju
nan6iefah gu melcen.
Gbenic<
SSdncD unb fcbmdrse Seibe,
5ancp Scribe Srn allsn Stpls, GualitGten uno
9rstfen 5Surirtsr Idwar,e Ssibs gsmSbns
lthsr IfrdrJe Ssics pcn alien @rstien.
Sud DuRrrS, Stella SGawls.
Srcha ShapIs, 8tanFrt S6apIs.
@inbeimil6e Sitter.
Sin arUBes Enforcement pcn allen Scrtu Sta.
nsllrn Shirtina .Wuslnsn, aetleiftr uno unge.
tlst6te S6sstinas pOn irosr 9reite 9ett,euae,
SaumwOll. 6Iuneae, 3idinas, 3iI6s Diapers, etc.
WtInner< unb Snabens0Iter.
Sin grOBss Enforcement pUn ttter Qrt Sud
SaRsmersn, 9wtsNs, Goi&mcrstts, enIsps, etc.
Sels Sud-.
GIUr.Ssltua, 2il6.Ssltu6, @ttesen. Srltu6.
Stf4! Gif9! Btf6!
Gin GROCER gorratb Matrrten In aan,en, bal.
ben unb DisrtfI Barrel, an nscun YreIcn ,u ia
ben ais en- irssnb sInsm anern StObr IN 9saa
| 9auntY.
SalS
Set BEN Cad uRb tetm 8ul6sl.
= II en- s adreu
| GOn dusn WrtsH--nrue GtyIs.
GrpSereien ! 0rp,ereien!
Sin frti6ts NHprtsmsHt VOn @rOsern nmel
Vpratbig.
GRas- Hulet BET uns an unb eramtntrt unierr
Stcd, Jumal Od mir b,Unotrs 8Tgniig,n nsbmer
benisItrn aIlsn gu 5rIeen bic uns NIT sinem Be-
Iute tssbren.
Bag- &as arten QanbsSptobuEsn Hetntm nj,
I'M NuStaul6 fir 0aaren an.
/ JObtdl =. 8nrbge. SDotter 4. 9gcnes.
/ 0f1iepth,p CNcfrGav 81 IL.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
2ImprUtDpes etir 2S GemtS,
Sos SaSGer 6Ofcl
Sn Oer NtNNt luentoun.

Na6 l(oIer Sootel
bCfinefr f@ am norbwsl
lt6sn gds rsr 5amiItC
unO Z. Strabsn, cher b
Widrft > gierGds, unp
fsbr teautm fir ReilrnI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
& in htrrltbtr Stpd
1Oamo : Dapier.

Die nnirrJristnsten babtR GCetfn ben gr6btsn.
l6tnltrn ane bssn 2tHf apatFopjer, idr
parteurs, b4maC, 9tubsn ume RdbEn
erbalten, her nCt ie Ia aLsniaun tuar. Dles u
feline ustsrtrlebsntsII ObG Yrablns Ipnbrm biz
refine gGahrbail, pgSOn l& Elm istrr lstbll iibers
,sussn Tam, wenn tr anruit. - Das Yutlifum
pirb aud tfnaAri6ttest, DaB fs sinr Gtnri6tuna
sstrCifm tabsI, wUnaf lie INNER bic neutIltn
Stples erbaItrn, unO tbr papisr gerabr an Ytila.
erlpbta uns NrugprF Yrsibsn pntuufsn fSnnsn--
unb pUtur6 ils nun in ben Stanr srisBt finb, Bee
Osutsnb wOblfettsr gu Urrfauisn, ale bise IVnRwU
seihiebt. RDsr babtr Yarsane MAIDEN iutI, Der
rufe unYsrtlgli6 an, bmn lie RnO i'm gtantr nlls
anIprr6rnNt vOl'rmmsn Su bsfrisbtsm.
Bufb uno ScIfrid).
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
9 | | ser
fur jeotn @rsi6 berab8siGGt.
9. SEs. SurcawS

PbstSArapb. une ambretype OalIsrie.
9Io 7 Si Samiltur SraFe, IlIsntaun.
.Nr,i Ihlr;u unHrbnIt Stm ausn pault.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
9 alS
Sei BEN Cad uRb betm 8uftsl.

Grp5ereien ! 0rD,ereten!
Sin trti&ss Enforcement vOu @rOssrltn nmsr
Upratba.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30

q y Ut y. U b
Gin GROCER gorratb Matrrlsn In sanJen, tul.
ben unb ctsrtfl Barrel, an nisrTn YrsiIen su ia.
ben ais en- trssnb enem anttrn StObr IN qs6a
9auntY.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
Sest 1T Cure 3ett!
Sin berrlt6er Gtnfauf !

paptsr, StrtlbmatsrtaItsu, g,rfumsrtifn uuo Wsr,
lhsbeHhSit,u 1ut9epadt, IN rin ,UChlisilsn Yut
llthr yptihsn t,m gRorltDit ID uno paatntuh 4
tSaitbauE--ttnen Giniaut grit mrcr-- nan wr
auh pstsr an tsn OIlSrbtII,gittu Vrslpsn Oblugsn
.wsrbsn. Earunttr hnt Ju mbtn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
Sin SmmibmS.

81 bat aud, @tnuhtunsen setrCfrn, bab
Smnitu5 bon feinem Saule na6 ben pni6ises
9i,tsdbdtn GfPOtc IGuft, mb pisbrr juriid /
ttts irar bel bsm gtSang uno Der gntunft eli
tcecn &Nre3uscS, weItrs 60 fir 8stlsnrs
tfourm mcut.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30
Die 2inesn bieber sertebtct

Butb uno Sclfrid.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-30

Wtdnnrr< unb Suabens0Gter.
Sin groBss Enforcement BON itter Qrt 9u6
SaiIsmeren, 9wWps, G0lamcrstts, ein1rps, etc.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

M'Arthur's SO. and in Oglesbys 14O voted
Tor years. The balance for disbandino.
The remainder of the 8 months reei.
ments will show similar unsatisfactory
results. No pay. Political officers, mix.
ing OF Lincolnism and patriotism in fine
speeches, and picking black berries for
tobacco money, disgusts and demoralizes
the privates while the officers are bu.
inflated by duns from Hotels and Wash
women. Washwomen tell your cores
pendent they are going to be turned on
the,streets, because they cannot pay g or
III dollars, while Colonels of regiments
are in their debt for twice the amount.
baltimore, July 9.-Latest Mnrtinsburg
advices up TO Sunday night say Patterson
is motionless.
r.. Fortress Monroe, July 9.-The Quaker
CITY, an armed frigate, and several gun
boats are preparing to attack Sewell's
Point.
A cartridge chest exploded killing two
Rhode Islanders and wounding many.
Taylor has returned to the Confederate
lines.
The Garibaldians are imprisoned and
the ring-lcaders will be made exam
pies of.
The undue mortality in several New
York regiments is attributed to excessive
drinking.
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The Late Cavalry Skirmish.

The Enquirer, of yesterday, has the
following account, which it derives from
an authentic source, of the Cavalry skir-
mish near the Potomac, In which the gai-
liant Ashby's were the heroes:
There were two skirmishes on the
afternoon of the Goth June, Capt. Ash
by's command being engaged with the
enemy. In the first encounter, Richard
Ashby led five men to the charge against
about forty; about two hours afterwards
Capt. Turner Ashby came to the field
with thirteen men. As he advanced up
on them, two of his men were shot down,
his own horse being killed under him.
lie led, however, his remaining ten men
to gallant but desperate charge upon
upwards of sixty of the enemy, who
were ambushed upon an island, and very
much concealed by driftwood. The enc
my were entirely routed, losing Is men,
I'D or IL horses, (Which wer have S or 10
rifles, and as many pistols. We lost on
ly two men killed and three wounded
Of the wounded was Lieut.. Richard Ash
by, who was very badly wounded, having
been bayonetted twice after he was sup.
posed to be killed. Tie surgeon, howev-
er, has very strong hopes Of his renov-
cry."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

5ais- We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc A. q. WELCKEE, Esq.,, of Hamilton
county, candidate for Delegate to the Congress
of the Provisional Government of the Confederate
States Of America, from the Third Congressional
District.
lz9S- We orc authorized and requested to an-
nouncc W. c. KAHN, Esq, of Knox, as a candi-
date for delegate from the I'd Congressional Dis
trict, in the Provisional Government of the Con-
Tolerate States Of America.
1s5- We are authorized to announce tho name
of Col. A. S. JARNAGIN, of Polk county, as a
candidate for Floater in the District composed of
the counties of Mcigs, McMnn and Polk.
a.ss~ We are authorized to announce Maj. TO-.
WALKER AS a candidate to represent Monroe
county in the lower branch of the next Logisa-
turc.
10" We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JAMES NJ. HENDERSON as n candi-
date to represent McMinn county in the lower
branch Of the next General Assembly.
Gts- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce tue name Of Il. II. DUNN. of Polk as a
candidate for the Office of State Senator for the
District composed of the counties of Monroe, Me-
MINI, Meigs and Polk. Election FIRST Thursday
in August.
E.a5~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the name of H. r. II Z RST as n candidate
for Joint Representative for the District composed
of the counties of Megs, McMinn and Polk.
no We are authorized and requested to an
nounco Col. NJ. H. JOHNSON as candidate to
represent Monroe county in the popular branch
Of the next Legislature.
I2.J~ We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc Gen. JAS. I. LANE US a candidate to
represent the colntieE of Monroe, Polk, Megs,
and McMinn IL the Senatorial branch Of tho
next Lcgislaturt-suhjcci to the wishes of the
People expressed through Il Convention
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CARD.

10 he Voters Of McHian County.
FELiowCITIzENs:-0n my arrival home
from the scat Of war on Friday evening
last, found that my friends in Calhoun
and vicinity, had placed my humble
name before the people of this part of
the county asa candidate to represent
McMinn in the lower branch of the next
General Assembly. On Saturday follow
ing was waited on by committee of
gentlemen and requested to comply with
the wishes of my friends.
do comply, and am now q candidate
for that responsible position, and in an
nouncing it would not forget to solicit
the influence and votes of my fellow
citizens throughout the county. as the
election is so near at hand it will be i'm
possible for me to see them all personally.
Very respectfully, your obt serv't,
b. +. MARTIN.
Calhoun, July 0, 1861.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

Mn. J. M. HENDERSON Since your name ap-
peared as a candidate to represent the people in
the next Legislature, there seems to have sprung
up throughout The county serious misunder-
standing as to your true position. 1t is desirable,
therefore, that you should explicitly define your
position, or, at least far as the following ques-
tons may suggest:
LIST. If elected, will you take the oath to sup
port the Constitution Of tho Confederate States
and Of the State of Tenuesseef
3D. Are You in favor of East rennessee SUBJ
hitting aud acquicscing in the action of the State
on the 9Th June, or, are you in favor Of East
Tennessee setting up Government for herself?
3D. Should q memorial be presented to the
Legislature (while you are MEMBER praying for
the peaeesble separation Of East Tennessee from
the State, would you vote for or against such me-
morial2 MANY VorsRs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

Tallahassee, Fla, July First Lieut..
Purstchai, of the Columbia Rifles, arrived
here yesterday, with guard of six men,
in charge of prize crew consisting of LIST
Lieut.. G. l.. Seden and nineteen sailors,
which were captured on the I'd inst. at
Cedar Keys, by n detachment under COM
mand Of Mai. w. NJ. Smith, on board the
steamer Madison. Four prizes were
taken, among which is the schooner Fam
ny, with railroad iron, which were recent
ly captured off the mouth of the Missis-
sippi.
Liedt. Seldom was the Cd Lieutenant of
the United States steamer Massachusetts.
The captured vessels are now at Cedar
Keys unloading.
Fifteen prisoners were found on board
the schooner, consisting of the crew, and
who were greatly rejoiced at their unex-
pccted release.
Seldom is the first Lieutenant officer
captured by the Confederate forces. lie
is a native Of Virginia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

TN OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
Il sale, issued by tho Clerk of the Circuit Court
of McMmn county, aud to me directed, will ON
Monday, the 9th day of August next at the Court.
house door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, NIL the right, title interest and
claim that WIN. II. Newman has in and to One
Hundred and Twenty Acres Of Land. adjoining
the Lands of George Moore, James Elder, Duke
Ward and Others in the 9Th civil district, McNIinn
county Tennessee. Sold to satisfy three judg-
ments and costs-one in favor of Hodge 4 Gilbert
against said W. H. Newman; one in favor of Riley
Erwin against VIM. ii. Newman and James La
mar, assignee; and one in favor of r. F. Browder
against VIM. II. Newman and James Lamar, as
signce-all obtained before Justices of the Peace.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
June 2S, 1SGl-3t-prs fee S3,2O-C66
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The Second Congressional District.
thu pos,1

Mr. Editorials you have noticed, W. G.. KAIy,
Esq, has announced himself a candidate for Dele
gate to tho Provisional Congress Of the Confclcr-
ate States from the Second Congressional District
1t is difficult to say whether Mr.. Kahn is to have
opposition or not. The authoritative announce
mcnt is made ON the part of those who still lad
here to the Union" that they will cast their votes
for Horace Maynard "for Congress" but whether
he is to 90 to "Richmond" or Washington" it is
not stated. Is it designed to elect Mr.. Maynard
simply "to Congress" and then let him pretend
to represent us at the Rump Congress in Wash
ington? This would be, indeed, n detachable
trick. But it will hardly succeed. Mr. Kahn will,
doubtless have it out of Horace phere he is 90
m9' "What are you running for?"
TENNESSEE.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
d. p. York,

Jacob W cilteiT, George wattles. Geo. R. Gilbert.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
i the allegations in the bill in this cause, that
the respondent George II. Gilbert is not citizen
of the State of Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said nonresident to appear at the next tern 81
the Chanccry Court to be held for the county Of
McMinn, at the Court house in Athens. on the
3D. Monday Of August next, then and there to
plead, answer or dcmur to said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO him and set ftr
hearing er parte.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES, c. 4 NJ.
June 81 1261-4t-prs fec S3-G65
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12
Public Speaking.


EVERY SUMMER the demand for Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. It's found
to be the only certain preservation of bodily
strength during period whom the atmosphere is
calculated to induce feeling Of lassitudo aud in
digestion. Tho worst cases Of Diarrbcoa aud Dys-
entery, give way before its potent influence. In
Vulnerable persons, who are now alive and we'll,
must thank the discoverer Of this preparation that
they have not been swept away in the harvest of
death. Tho Bittcrs is recommended by tho best
physicians in tho land. This is the host evidence
of its value, because as general thing, they will
not speak word in favor Of advertised prepara-
tions. They have been compelled to acknowledge
the claims Of the Bitteis ursn. ~ eorrlniiy.
Sold Nv all Druygt,tr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

AUGUSTA, July ).
Bacon, fair demand, hog round lI60 1Iic; clear
sides ljl "a lGci ribbed IA a. i5c; hams 1i@I6 &c;
shoulders ljWl3lc. Lard, fair demand, in bbls.
$50 l3lc; in kegs and cans li@lilc. Wheat,
in fair demand, red Sl@sl,lO; white SlI5@
Sl,2O. Flour, dull, extra family $7,7JCd go: FAM
lySs9s7 20; surer6ne SG,2jGg$G,jO. Corn 81, 10
@Sl,l5, fair demand Meal, good demand, 81 10
@Sl,2O. Oats Gj@1Oe, good demand. Stock
Peas Sl,iOWSl,5O good demand. Rye 81 20,
dull. Feathers, dull. 33@DSjc. Butter, good de-
mand, 2O@2je. Eggs lj@ zoe, good demand
Yours, very truly,
.. j. A. ANSLEY,
Prodtne and Ennlnlissinn MeI.chnnt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-07-12

Haskingte,, July S.-Stone's column
has joined Patterson's, which is pushing
ahead. johnson is alse evidently rein
forced.
Reports of serious battles are entirely
uncon fiji med at the War Department.
Patterson's communications with the
War Department have been very irregu-
lar within the last 60 hours, causing
much dissatisfaction and anxiety regard
ing the result.
Beauregard has felled the forests from
Manassas, guarding the approaches, and
is supposed to be moving towards john
son.
A portion of McClelland's command is
moving towards Cumberland Gap, to pro-
tect East Tennesseeans.
The Southerners are again entering the
lines towards Falls Church.
The Poeahontas is anchored off Mathi-
as Point.
The Ohio Volunteers insulted vallan-
digham.
A joint resolution will be introduced
legalizing Lincoln's acts.
The pay of privates is to be increased
and the expenses Of the Government re-
duced.
Spain proclaims rigid neutrality.
Patterson sends for reinforcements.
BaAinlore, July 8.-A letter from Mar
tinsburg, dated July 6, says Doubleday
and the Rhode Island battery has arrived.
Patterson's entire army is encamped
there. No forward movement has taken
place. johnson is reinforced by 1000
men from Manassas, and taken a stand
for fight. A large number of troops pas
sed through Baltimore to strengthen Pat
terson's column.
Buckingham, Va, July SO. Jennings
Wise has the Federalsts in q trap at
Chenille. Two regiments have gone to
their assistance.
Cincinnati, July S.-Adyices from Wes-
tern Virginia are unsatisfactory and UNI
reliable. Skirmishes and ambuscades
continue. A general battle is anticipa-
ted within 4S hours.
81. Louis, July s.-A State Convention
is called for the Odd of July.
Two Illinois regiments have left for
the interior.
Lyon is two days march South of
the small towns in their march, thrust
ing the oath of allegiance down the
Threats Of everybody.
Richmond, July S.-Several prominent
Federal prisoners now in Richmond, and
at liberty ON their parole Of honor, have
been arrested and confined, in conse-
auence of the recent Federal action
against persons arrested as privateers.-
The South will demand life for life, if
the North dares to harm privateers.
Farther Point, July 8.-The confagra-
ton in London was most disastrous.
The loss is estimated at over Sl5, 900, 900.
Over 10000 bales of American cotton
were burnt.
The Sultan of Turkey is dead.
The recognition of the kingdom of
Italy by France has been formally an
nounced.
Buckhp,noa, Va, July 8.-Capt. Bar
rett's company of the Ohio 10th. was
paraded before the regiment, disarmed
and ordered home, for outra9es commit.
ted by Lieut.. Stratton and eight privates.
After intercession, Gen. Mcclellan re-
stored the arms, except to the nine oul.
prits, who were sent to Columbus.
Louisville July 0.-Cairo advices say,
Saturday and Sunday were occupied in
I taking the vote of regiments for three
years service. In Cook's regimons, aN, in
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Death in the Service.

We learn from the mountains that
Mr.. Hall, of Capt. Ragsdale's. company
was killed few days since, by being
thrown from wagon.
Mr.. Bradley, of Capt. Colvilles compa-
ny, died OF pneumonia. from exposure
while recovering from the measles.