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NOTICE.
BaAScu BAsk or TENNESSEE,

BRANCH BANK or TENNESSEE,
Athens, 4tb Dec, 1860.
nlRTIES PRESENTING NOTES AND
Bills at this Bank for Discount or Renei0at,
are notified tina, said papers will not be received
unless the maker and cndorscrs. each, write the
name of their respective Post Offices, plain, imme-
diaieiy under their signatures.
BY order Of the Beard,
W. C. WITT, Cashier.
Dee Z, 1860-6m--637
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Hardware and Farmers Implements.
TUST RECEIVED. The BEST AssoRT-
~ mont that Inns ever been offered In this place.
Of alU'ost every thinP that Farmer or Mechanic
wants csil and craminc
April GEOR. W. ROSS,
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SPEAKERS.

The Stuleut's Speaker; Sargent's Primary. Uni
versal and Standard Speakers; Young America
Speaker; Fields Scrap Book;
And large lot of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec Z, 1S60-tf-637
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Mary X. Cotton,

r bH and Cross Bill.
jain Cotton and others.
Il WILL CLOSE THE ACCOUNT ORDERED
4 in this case on the goth day Of May, 1851, at
my ofico In Madisonye, on or before which time
ali having demands should Gle them, duly auihen-
ticated. j. A. COFFIN, G. A NJ.
April 90, ls6i-2t--prs fec sl,50---e5f
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

rENHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETER
Il mined to move, offers for SALE on Island
Creek, five miles Of Madisonville, Monroe coun-
ty, Tennessee, his Farm, containing four hun
dred and ten acres, something like one half of il
cleared and in cultivation. Good Brick dwelling
House, Kitchen, and Negro Cabins, Stables, Barns,
and on il six good springs as there is in the
county, two of them in short distance Of the
house. large and good meadow on it, and somo
forty acres of grass land, sixty acres in clover,
ten acres of fine blue grass. The farm is under
FIRST rate repair Terms made favorable.
July q, lS60--tf 6IS1 JAS. CHLORINE.
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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS!.
FOR SALE BY
GDoR. w. ROSS,
AT THE
ATHENS BOOK STORE |
pOETICAL NORRIS,

Byron, Burns, Ben johnson, cowper, Campbell
Crabbe, colcridge, Goldsmith, Hemans, Hood
Landon, Moore Milton, I.ongfellow, Montgomery
0ssian, Pope, Shakespeare, Scott Tennison, Dean
Swift, Wordsworth, ,of various styles and bind
inc
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Bonnets, Hats, Boots, and Shoes.
MACHlMERY!!

TUNHE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING TIL Il
i Agency for furnishing Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, French Burr Mll-stones, Dutch
Boiling Cloths, Fay & Cos Sash, Door and Blind
Machinery, Woodworhs md Daniels Planning
Machines and Tyler's celebrated
wv hooI@.
will furnish the above named Machinery nj manu-
facturcrs prices, with freight and exchange added
Ono of rylcr's Wheels may BIO seen in opera
ton at tho Mil Of W. s. Kennedy, In this city,
mud from The high testimonial awarded In other
parts Of the Union, whore It Is extensively used,
VIC would respectfully call the attention OF MIL
owners in East Tennessee 10 its morifs.
RICHARDSON 4 SANFORD,
Jan 4, 1S6l-if-0H Knoxville, Tenn.
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TUsT RECEIVED. A FINE ASSORTMENT
~ Of Mill Mulce aud Gross Cut Saws, Of tho
best English anu American make. and for sale by
NAV % q. ". Ross.
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A Nd IRONS, SAD IRONS, AND sHovELS
IA and longs, just received large assortment,
and for sale by Oct. 1871 CIV. ROSS.
HASTINGS AND HOLLOW WARE OF ALL
" kinds, just received and for sale by
Oct. 10, g. W ROSS
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Riceville Male and Female Academy

Riceville Male and Female Academy
TNHE TRUSTEES OF RICEVILLE MALE
Il and Female Academy have employed Mr. II.
kEEDLER, to take charge of this hourishng In
stiution for the ensuing scholastic year, to DO
opened on Monday, October 20, 1860.
RATES or TUITION, rer Session of Tireny
Weeks one hdJ in ddronce.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Oral Arithme-
tic. 5000
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, Com
position and Defamation. 500
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Physiology
and Algebra Davies Elementary 1900
Algebra Davies University,) Geometry, Survey
ing with field practice, Latin and Greek. 1900
Contingent fee. $50
No pupil permitted to enter school for less than
half session, and no deduction for lost time,
except when caused by sickness.
Board can be obtained, convenient TO tho
Academy, for $3.50 per wcek--eyerything fur
nished.
A competent assistant teacher will DO in regu-
lar attendance. By order of the Board.
JAS. ATKINS, Chmn.
A. ]. DoDsoY, Secretary.
Riccvile, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1SGO-tf-630
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MONEY SAVED!

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
Ia dersigned can save costs by calling on them
and making satisfactory arrangements. as they
are compelled to have money Those who cant
pay all must pay part-ereyy man must pay
something. Wohave Cur books posted and those
having unsettled accounts can save coats by call
ing and settling at once. You will not save any
thing in the way of interest by staying away, as
VIC count interest on all accounts from LIST day o
January after the account is made.
SEH0RN H0RNSBY.
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

VIE INUoIEEb UT TUNEoI HILL hUhU-
Il envy, have succeeded in employing Mr.. Dun
LEY EVANS, A. b., lntc Of the Monongalia Col
lege, Va, to take charge Of said Academy, Ses-
sion to commence Monday, Sd day Of September.
RATES or TUITION:
First Class--spclling, Reading. Writing,
Mental Arithmetic, &c 500
Second Class--English Grammar Gcopa-
ply, Arithmatic, Defamation and Com
position, 1900
Third Glass Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Languages, &C. 1900
Contingent Eco go
Payable In advance. by order Of the Board.
TH0S. A. CLEAGE. See'g-
Aug. 81, 1s6O-G23
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Russells Superfne Family Flour,
TNRoM THE BEST ARTICLE OF WHITE
Wheat, for sale by s. X. REEDER.
lprii
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Fount'n Hin Male & Female Academy.

Fountn Hill Male & Female Academy.
FVNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
IL ton will commence on Monday August 9th,
1900.
We arc happy TO announce that from smong
numerous rpplicanis, We have selected J. u.
CAFE, A. b., graduate Of Messy Creek College.
We are confident the Institution viii lose uoih-
ing by change Of Principal, aud we have no hest
fancy in saying no Academy South offers superior
facilities. Locaiion-wilhin few hundred yards
Of Mouse Creek Depot, on the East Tenn. Ga.
Rail Road, and in a valley proverbial for the fer
tility Of its soil, and the health and morality Of
its inhabitants.
RA TES or TUITION, per Session Of Tren-
ty-oRe W'eeks, haif IN odrdnee.
Spelling, Reading ard Writing, $500
Geography, English Grammar, History, Compost
ton and Defamation, 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy Bot
any, Geology, Mineraoey, Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry and Surveying, with field prac-
tice) Latin Grammar aud Reader, 1900
Latin. French. Moral and Mental Philosophy,
Logic and Rhetoric, 1890
Contingent fec invariably in advance, LOO
Board can be obtained in private families con-
vcnient 10 the Academy st from 81 so 10 Sl,7J per
week, washing and lights extra.)
No deduction for lost time except in cases Of
protracled sickness. Strict attention given to the
moral as well as the mental culture of pupils
TRUSTEES.
John F. Sherman, Grccnberry Cate,
Elijah Cate David Neil.
John +, Lane, Russell Lane,
DIR. II. S. Lane, +. Lane.
John Lane T. ). Rice,
W. A. Stephens, II. l.. Shuts. Tres
f0untn Hill, McMinn CO., Tenn, July p 5m-6l
SWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE,
Swcctwater. Tenn.
TENHE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
| Z this Institution will commence Monday,
| Sd September next The Female Department
] will be under tho charge of Mrs. ii. G. CooKE.-
| The Male Department will be under the charge o.
OSCAR W. MULLER, A. i.
TUITION, per Session Of 20 Weeks.
First Glass, s.,
Second Glass, 1906
| Thru Glass, 1906
Fourth Glass, (iucluding the Languages,) I5,O(
| Contingent fee I'm adyance) l,Gi
One half payable in advance, the remainder a
the close Of the first half session. No pupil viii
be admitted for less time than the unexpiret
session, after admission, unless by special con
tract No deduction for lost time except in cas-,
OF protractcd sickness. No pupil will he admit
ted without ticket from the Secretary. Tn,
Music Department will he under the charge O
Prof. H. G. CooKn.
Boarding can be had In good families at reason
able rates. j. H. PATTON. Seen.
| Aug IL, 1S60-tf-62I
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Webster's Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sizes
Davies and Dood's Mathematical Course, Mitch
els Smiths and 0lney's Biographies, Comstock's
Philosophy and Chemistry, Wells Chemistry und
Philosophy, 0lmsteads and Quackcnbos' Philoso-
ply, Quackenbos' Composition and Rhetoric,
Boyd's Rhetoric, Hedges Logic, Worcesters, Pa
ley's and Parkers Philosophy and Composition,
McGufey's Readers full coursc,) Art Recreatons,
Brocklesby's Philosophy, Young F pills LIST and
I'd Book, Parkers Philosophy (small size,) Bull
lions, Smiths and Kirkham's Grammars.
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TIFo0VFg 7" WIZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Thayer's Principles of Agriculture, Coleman's
do, Young Farmers Manual, Farmers Hand
Book, Vine Dressers' Manual, Produce and Ready
Rcckoner, Youatt and Spooner on the Horse,
Morgan Horses, Mechanics Own Book, Soan's
Carpenters New Guide, Sloans Constructive Ar
chitect, SCOTS Infantry Tactics, Island World
of the Pacific, Gents and Ladies Letter Writer,
The Ladies Casket, Gems for Fireside, The Dia-
dem Souvenir Gallery, Language of Flowers and
Poetry of Flowers Deluze's Instruction in Ami
al Magnetism, Dood's Mesmerism and Psyeolo.
| gy lin 2 vols.)
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T;thocranb, and pho,ooranhs.

lust RECEIVED, A LARGE AssORT-
81 ment from Is IT'S TO S6,oe. Call and sec
thc4 at log;. 81 ROSS.
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DIR. ]. B. TAYLOR
e. COLLINS. II. D,

ED ESPECTFULLy tenders his Professional Services
la to the public. Office West side of Pablo Square.
Athens, Dec 31-tl-585
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HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.

AbDott's Histories Us different kinds,) Ma
eauleys England q vols.,) Hume's England 70
yoIs.,) Milman's Gibbons Rome 70 yols.,l Maury's
History Of the United States, Lanartine's French
Revolution, Library of Natural History, Ramsey
Annals Of Tennessee; Lives Of Washington, jack
son, Franklin, Lafayette, Marion, Sam Houston,
Lee and Sampler, Daniel Boone, Dayy Crockett,
Kit Carson, Lewis WetEel, Lives of Signers,
Greene, Life and Writings of Lorenzo Dow
Writings Of Armenius q vols.,) Lives and Speech
es Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster, Life Of
Charles the Twelfth, Emperor Napoleon, Louis
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sephine, Mary Queen of Scots, Lyingston's Trav'
wells in South Africa 1.-THE only reliable edition.,
Life and Voyages Of Americas, Dicks Works lin
. and IN ynts
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ERASTUs FAIRBANKS.

PosTAL.-U Under the new Postal law.
seeds and cuttings, in packages not more
than eight ounces in weight, are now mail.
ase matter, and pay one cent an ounce,
under 1900 miles. nad two cents for a
greater distance. Maps, engrayngs, liih.
ographs or Photographic prints on rollers
or 10 paper covers; books, bound or an
bounds Photographic paper, and letter en-
yelopes, shall be maiiable matter, and
charged with postage by the weight Of the
packagt, not in any case 10 exceed four
pounds, nj the rate Of one cent IN ounce
Tor any distance under 1900 miles, and
iwo cents per oanee for a greater distance.
Ship letters are 10 be charged s cents,
with 2 cents additional il sent BY post from
port Of arrival
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GEN. FREIoNT AND ASPIRING You've
MEN-Gen. Fremont having received a
great number Of applications from ambi.
tious young men for military appointments
has prepared circular, which is now
transmitted TO All such applicants, inform
ing them that he has ordered the enlist
ment of a regiment Of infantry as a school
Of instruction, under highly educated ar
my officer, from which he proposes 70 draw
as the exigencies Of the service demand,
officers for ihe field and for companie and
il the applicant desires to serve lbs conn
try BE can Ut himself by entering tllis reg
imeat, whore he viii have a chance not
only to learn, but to distinguish him self
and secure promotion. The General has
10 idea OF giving commissions 10 greene
horns.
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DFArns o. PRrsoSfRs n RIcnmox1

DRATHs OF PRISONERS At RICHMOND.
Among tic names Of Union prisoners
WHO have died AZ Richmond during August
ard September, we lnd those Of John Cow
ring. VIM. b. Smith, Elisha l.. kables
and John Leonard--who were members 81
the Second Vermont Regiment.
Ihiuy-seyen deaths, in all, have occur
red among tic Union prisoners al Rich
mond during the iime.
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Low PRIcEs AT TIE WEsT.-Thc ex
IRENE West suffers cosiderably in con-
sequence Of the war for want Of a market
for lis superintendent products. a letter
from Iowa,lo the Boston TraceHer, says that
eggs we're selling there At one cent a dozen,
and corn at fifteen cents bushel; apples,
with which the trees are loaded down,
twenty-five to thirty cents perbushel -four
two dollars per hundred pounds, &c.
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A SINGULAR WouSD.--A correspond
ent Of the St. Louis Democrat writes from
the camp, at Rolla. as follows;
| saw yesterday, a private Of captain
Gralz company, first Missouri volunteers,
namcd John d. Brown, who received DOR
ing the action a most singular wound. He
was shot in the neck, receiving buck
shot just in front Of the jugular, while ~
ing down and in the act himself of firing.
The bullet passed through into his mouth.
and he spit il oui on the ground. Anum-
Der Of us examined the wound, and have
10 doubt Of the truth Of this statement
Brown is recovering finely from his
wound.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
NEw YoRK oATTLE MARKET.

New York, Sept. u, 1861.
Veal, G SIC per ID. Sheep, by live weight,
q liza 40 per lb Lambs, 81 $4. Hogs, 4
S-s perlb. Poultry-Turkey, Q Zoe per h..
Fat Hens, &c. Spring Chickens per pair,
~ toilc. pelts, O0c Beef, average 81 Ia per cwt
Wool = Domestic fleece, 35 3Sc. Am fun Me-
rino, "a a 3Gc American one half, and Merino
one half, 30 33c. Am. and one half Merno
q a SOC. Extra pulled, IS 81 &c. superfne
pulled, 81 Gle.
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Co. Wool ani aa base pea &c dsy
M Newpon Aev&
Toe Young Amefiea las bfuag6i iao
erte sfom sce8mse o8aa,y
s feet g uHresn sesmoaer to-.lsy SSH.
III ~ Maucrs lnies TIE 5. X spaaid.
sag expected frap ,be ialei 70 u.gl,,, and
val. forthwith return ni,h ihc baiaucc a
ice 20,h Indiana regiment
Jefferson Ctr Sept So
Information ha. been reoeiYed here ihai
Zen thousand bels we're iew d9 sinec
ia the southern pau ~ Green county,
moving narhvart
A body 81 four lbossaal rebels are also
advancing lWneh Baie' county, towards
Osrcola They aru under command II
}9uug MeCailorh, either s SON o. neplew
d Tie ub.qaiious ben.
sixty more Of DE officers an1 piisales
Of Col Mallesu. command arrived bore
from Lexington this morning, and viii
leave for 81. d,auis ihi. r a. They saw
30 rebel troops on tie way down.
Capt Mitchell, a nephew Of Col. Mar
shall, ays, Tina lhe accusations q coward
Ice againsl the latter are grossly unjust,
and that be acted rs brayely as amy other
officer Of the Regiment
Capt, Mitchell says, Prices army is
composed Of stout healthy, determined
men. generally quite well armed, and bet
Ter clothed Iltan Gel. Mulligans regiment,
Gen. Pope leflior Bonneville this morn
ias. Quite number o. troops have also
gone.
AEorER CoWANY or SHAnr.SHoor-
NEIL. K. Sloashton Of West Randolph
has been commissioned by the Governor
20 raise 4 second company Of sharp-shoot-
crs in Vermont The following is the or
der:
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4 chaplain writes 10 the National INTEL
ligencer that /" God mcrciully grants the
Federal army an almost miraculous degree
of health. Dat Of more than thousand
men, now more than four months enlisted,
ID my regiment, not one has died Of disease F"
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A bomb hiss been invented in Cincin-
natl, which contains eleven explosive
shells, ard these inner shells contain each
a number Of explosive bullets. Il Is said
TO be tle most destructive and deuihdoal-
ing article Of war which has as yet been
ricd.
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LIST Regiment of vt, Volunteers
q n " AIR II :
Commissioners, Notice.


WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, being appointed
w 81 the Hon. the Probate Court FOR the
District Of Manchester. Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands 81
al persons against the Estate q
DANIEL HURD,
Of Sandgate, in said District. deceased, and also
az claims aud demands exhibited in offset there
20; and six months from the 10Th day Of septem-
Der, 1901, being allowed 81 said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore, hereby give notice, that
we will attend 10 the business q our appointment
at the late dwelling house of said deceased, in
sid SYNDICATE. On the last Saturdays Of December
aud March next, from one until four o'clock, z.
NJ on each 81 said days.
Dased at sandeaie, this 10th day Of September,
A d.. 1851. ANs0N BUCK,
AUSTIN BARTLETT, Conr's
- ELISHA HANLEY,
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49, raiag ard Pn forces vii aas-
les Il aazmea,es e $1,000 q 10000
msn
spna.al ta si.e 81 IeHa AgHasea
Rapis uhseb age raatle - Aa
Memaag 3 Ger isaes foanai.i
assAelsa oa. q 81 Clair aiy an
FHaas 49,, soa ua IS iaaa ~ shel-
Eng i. AL r.l.al.s5 barge ioe 4 RIB
sls
seouis Il Feu scott report Metalleh.
uab 5000 mrn. ~ 81 uilhia 40 miles z
Tou soss. 81 il.e niglf 4 ihe 2isi insf.
Gca l.aae las issaea proclamation
"a he peq3e of woiem Missouri, in
whieh, aast ,ias ~ wbai pafposc Z Il
tl.err. and nsgipg Those u nrms against
ihe Government, d dlspcrte aal come 20
Aim Ter paoseeli,a. he uses tie following
Language
~ShoaB 500. iowsyef Disregard my
advice. tl,r stern visitation q war sal br
mcied out 70 81 rebels and their allies. !
shall liica be convinced your arming lof
proieetian = Sham, and rest assured,
traitors, when caught yoa shail receive
iiic traitor da. Ilr cup bat been exc
lauHed. Ttaan. hereafter, sill be pun.
.shed d treason ll.e massacre 81 iuno-
cem voWca casa el,ldfen hy bhck-beaflea
trai ors. ID banns bridges % the -. Jo-
seph n. r.. ssGss6el us that traitor viii
perre8ute crsipe. atieh deyils would shld-
dof e commit Ibcy shnl. Dc looted from
eslteure aud senl q that llell which
sasns ior their feccFl.oa. The twp roads
ere open 70 you, people d Western Mis-
SOAR. clloosc between theuh The one
lead. 10 peace aaa plenty, The other 70 de-
slraclsou
81. Louis, Sept. q.
Lieut.. Harris, of Col. Marshall'. Illinois
vayalry. ulo su IL The battle az Lcxins-
Ton. arrived lore to-day. he disguised
hmsr.f il ,.e uuilorm 81 lie enemy, and
escaped through tlrir Zines without taking
tie obligation. 4 laFge amount 81 gold,
Z cannon. l56o rifles aad musket. the
equipment. al Coils Marshall aud Multi
eans Regiments, 4 number Of wagons and
q considerable quantity Of provisions, tell
into the hands 81 the rebels. There were
bat 2200 men 81 gagged % or sile-tae
balance 81 our men being sick o. absent
while tlio force 81 The rebels Is reported At
a9,00e men engaged, and 10000 out on
maraudag expeditions. The surrender
vas made against ihe strongest protests Of
col. Mulligaa, who proposed 70 attack The
enemy uah t1yonci-, and die with arms
IN their mnis. The men were wiling 10
follow lin. hui were 70 exhausted that
,bcy could hae made bat feeble resist
Hnce.
On "Wednesday, tic l9lh, Gen. Price
having been reinforced ~ Gems. Green
and llaei., commenced most determined
siege. Tlsv eight lasted ltom 2 o'clock %
"Wednesday 10 O'Clock On Friday 7. H.
during which The firing was 50 inccssant
that oar men hal neither time 10 eat nor
sleep, and water was very scarce The
enemy erected breastworks Of hemp bales,
and Grd upon the federal garrison from
,rcc.tops lill.sides, and house tops. Sew
.fal charges were made by the rebels,
each of which were repulsed with consid-
cradle loss.
In the struggle on Wednesday tor the
possession of ihe ferry boats. Two Of our
cannon we're captured, bat were re.tahen
after severe struggle.
saturday.
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Fortress Aioaroe, Sept. 20

Wa H3IIHlOINf 0Hs
Two members 81 iherayal brigade weFc
killed Lass night, one hy drowning and he
either by falling from tree while on pick
q daiy.
The confederate last isIa fred o. orr
picket guard a Hampton bridge and sc-
pervlY wounded enc nan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-10-01

The house Of Mr G. Coburn Of Brandon,
WAS destroyed b tiFc few days since.