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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-06

S6s- The Vicksburg Wing learns that
the entire cotton crop in Arkansas will
be burned. The banks of all the naviga-
BILE streams have already been cleared Of
The staple by the flames. The people are
cheerfully aiding the government in de-
stroyihg it.
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June 6, l882-.it-prs fee
State of Tennessee, Roane County.
G. W. 4 E, A. Yost,
; uachment.


W. W . GtIkIoOH. ]
TT APPEARS TO NE FROM THE AFFI-
/ davit in this cause that the defendant Selkison
has absconded and loft the State of Tennessee, II
is therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
notifying tho said W. W. Selkison to appear be-
fore me, at my office in Roaue county, Tennessee,
on the goth September, 1862. to make his defense
to said suit the same will be taken for confess
ed and set for hearing ear pdrte
W. S. GEERS,
j. p. far Roane county.
June G, lS62-4t-prs fee S3-7l5
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The Yankees IN Greenbrier County

The Yankees IN Greenbrier County.
The Yankees at Lewisburg, Greenbrier
county have, tits said, kidnapped and
carried away some fifty or more negroes,
the property of different persons in the
vicinity. They have also commenced a
general system of plundering among the
people, robbing them Of their horses, cat
tie, wagons, and other property of value;
had arrested several citizens, and were
generally lording it with high hand.
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Mobile May 3l.--A special to the Tri
bune from Pollard the Both says:
Day before yesterday the Simpson
Rangers drove off the guard from O'Ban
nonville Bridge, and burnt the bridge
Our loss is one man and three horses
The enemy's loss is unknown. Three
of the citizens of Oakfeld were taken
prisoners and conveyed to Pensacola
The Federals are not advancing.
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Important to Shippers.

Shippers to Dalton or pointt beyond, are hereby
notified to receive their Freight ct Dalton and
pay charges within twelve hours after its arrival
or it will be returned to point of shipment ant
taxed with transportation both ways.
This course is not Of choice but necessity.
R. G. JACKSON, Supt
East Tennessee Dc Georgia Rail Road.
Knoxville, Nav ID, 1862,
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OFFICE DEPUTY PRovosT MARSHAL
Athens, MoMnn county, Tenn,
May 23d, 1852.
All officers and soldiers in this county absent
from their commands are hereby notified to i'm
mediately join their respective commands at
whatever point they may now be.
J. A. G0ULDY,
Deputy Provost Marshal.
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Third Round of Quarterly Meetings
MARRIED.

May 22d, at tho residence of the brides father,
by Rev. Jno. N. Moore, Mr. WM. BARNETT to Mrs.
ANN E. NIXON, daughter Of VIM. McElwee, all of
Roane county, Tenn.
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nay A gang Of thirty negroes was sold
in Charleston on Thursday for SIT 500, on
average Of over 1888
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pes Gen. Beauregord has ordered the
newspaper reporters to place themselves
beyond his lines-and no doubt very pro-
perly so.
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Athets gust.


a4- The friends and patrons Of DR.. MANLY
will notice BY reference to- his Card in another
column of this paper, that he will resume his
practice At Bridges Hotel on the first Monday
of next month. ~.
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I. J. Ballard,

N. D. L. Burnett, j. W. H. Baldwin, NJ. l.. Cook
Or. Attachment
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
Il allegations of the compliments bill, which
are sworn to, that NJ. D. L. Burnett, J. W. H.
Baldwin and NJ. L. Cook, defendants, are alb
sconding debtors, or SO conceal themselves that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served up
on them, and the effects of the said defendants
being attached, it IS therefore ordered that publ
cation he made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee, requiring said de-
PENDANTS to appear before me, at.my Office, in the
9th civil district of Roane county, Tennessee, on
the 10th day of September, 1862, and then and
there mako defense to compliments Claim, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing er parte as to them.
ISAAC A. CLARK,
J. p. for-Roaue county.
Juno G. 1Se2-4t-prs fee S3-715
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l@- Capt. john MEALS Company OF
Independent Rangers left on Monday,
for their rendezvous at Post Oak Springs.
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Brig.-Gen. Rufus Saxton has been APP
pointed by Lincoln as Military Govern:
or" of South Carolina and Georgia.
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John p. Patton, . :
ps. Attachment

TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO ME
from complainant's bill, which is sworn to-
that the defendant, John G. Nelson, has left the
State of Tennessee, or so conceals himseH that
the ordinary process of law cannet be served on
him, and his effects being attached, tits therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, published in Athens Tennessee, for four
weeks requiring the defendant to appear before
me, at my house, in the 18th district of Roane
county, on the 18th day of August, 1862, and
mako defense to the compliments claim, or the
same will he taken confessed and set for hear
ing en partc. VIM. ELLIS,
j. p. for Roane county.
May 80, ls82-4t-prs fee $3-7l4
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Or. Attachment

nc. Or. Attachment.
J. W. II. Baldwin.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
i allegations of compliments bill, which are
sworn to, that j. W. H. Baldwin, the defendant,
is an abscondng debtor, or SO conceals himself
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him, and the effects Of said J. WI II. Bald
win being attached, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, newspaper published In Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant Baldwin to
appear before me- at my Office in the 9th civil dis
trict Of Roane county, Tennessee, on the 16th
oay of September, 1862, and then and there make
defense to complainants claim, or tho same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing pur,t
as to him. ISAAC A. -CBAf,S, ~.
J. p for. Rosn> 81 ty. !.
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.

John c. Nelson.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO ME
/ from compliments bill, which is sworn to,
that the defendant, John G. Nelson, has left the
State of Tennessee, or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him. and his effects being attached it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, for -four
weeks, requiring the defendcnt to appear before
mo, at my house, in the 18th district of Roane
county, on the 18th day of August, 1862, land
make defense to compliments claim. or.the same
will be taken AS confessed and set for hearing en-
uarfe VIM. ELLIS -
J. r. for. Roans COUNTY
Nav 30 IS62-4t-prs fee 1914 -. :. 49,
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A PISTOL, WHICH THE OWNER CAN
n have by calling on the subscriber, at Knox
vile, and paying for this advertiseuent-s2.
M. B. McMAHAN.
Nav 30, lS62-3t-7l4
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Good Tocacco

no Sec advertisement for Receivers Sale
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AnureW ARcny
Ts. \ Attachment w
Stephen II. Stone.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME-
J. from the affidavit Of the complainant that
Stephen II. Stone is non resident Of the STATE Of
Tennessee and his effects being attached, IL Is
-thsrsfoTs ordered that publication b. rnsdeln the
Athens 'fost for four Successive weeks, requiring
said defendant to appear before me, at my house,
in the sth-civi district of Roane county. Tennes-
see, on the 18th day of September, 1852, and
make defense TO compliments claim, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
parte as to him. ISAAC A, CLARK,
J. p, for Roane county.
May 16, 1se2-4t-prs fee s5-7l2
TT. Ballard, ~ - .'f.
Is. Attachment
Stephen II. Stone and G.. W. Easter.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO NIB
i from the affidavit Of the complainant that
Stephen H. Stone and G. W. Easter are nop-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee, and the effects
of the said G. W. Easter bcing attached, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said defendant Easter TO appear before me- at N y
house. in the 9Th civil district of Roane county Ten
nessee, on the 18th day of September, 1862, ard
make defense to complainants claim, or tho same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing &c
parfe as to him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
j: p. for Roane county.
a n sT n
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7. J. Ballard,
May le, 1se2-4t-prs fee sS2712
State of Tennessee, Meigs County.

Us. Original Attachment.
Isbam Fritts. E..
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM TIE
/ allegations in compliments bill, which are
sworn to, that Isham Fritts, the defendant, 10 an
Ascending debtor, or conceals himself that
the ordinary process oflaw cannot be served upon
him, it is therefore ordered that publication be
made fer four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee,
requiring said defendant to appear before me. at
my Office at Ten Mile Stand, Meigs county, Tennr
nessee, on the 18th day Of September; 1852, and
make defense against compartments bill, or the
cause will be proceeded with er parte,
J. MEDALLION,
J. p. for Meigs co,fsty:
May 16, 1se2-4t-prs fec $3-712 g.
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ATTENTION, FARMERSl
NOT ice,

WE HERETOFORE EXECUTES Two
w Notes or Bills of Exchange, each payable
to our own order at the Citizens Bank of New
Orleans, and each due the LIST. day Of Dscsmber,
le6o--one for sl7,6es 90 which we endorsed 70 A.
II. Keith, of Athens, Tennessee, and the other
for sl2,l 100 90, which we endorsed to Thomas ".
Mastin's beirs-wbich two papers we offered to
pay on tho 18th day Of April, 1852. Tho holders
of each Of said papers are hereby notified that
VIC are ready and hereby offer to pay them, and
we will not pay any interest on them from and
after this our offer to pay thcm. We hope they
will come and get their money.
w. H. PEET,
JOHN THOMAS.
May le, 1se2-4t*-.712 Per w. Fl. PET.
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Scythe Blades.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY
" CATE & NEIL.
Fountain Hill. June S, 1852
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.

June 6, 1862 tds-7I5
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State of Tennessee, Roane County,

May 10, lse2-4t*-.7l2 Per W. H. Prbf.
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CONFEDERATE NOTES

IUNI EUEnA NU 10
" ANTT1Ds
THOR SALE, A HOUSE. AND LOT in THE
town of Athens. The property is IN pleas,
ant and desirable part ofthe town. Also, several era,
pieces of fine Furniture. Confederate VOTES VIII
be taken in payment Any one wishing 70 pur-
chase, can learn the name OF tne party ny apply
ing to the editor of the Post
April 4, ls62-H-1Oo
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The only incident on the lines to-day
was the advance of q regiment of Yam
KEGS accommodating, while our troops
were engaged in strengthening their posi-
ton. The 18th Virginia moved forward,
when the enemy receded in double-quickl
Gen. Lee issued an address to the army
.o.dey, which had fine effect, There
will be no more retreatlhg. The watch
word is, g Tictoyy or dedM." >-I
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FOUND,

June 6, 1ss2-4t-prs fee s3-7l5
, 1862-11-13

baltimore Correspondence If tho New York
Evening Postl
4 day or two ago British engineer officer,
On lis way to visit uarper's Ferry, stopped Ut
the Relay House OF Washington junction,
Eheru he saw s6Ins twenty " thirty rebel
prisoners b"und to Fort atcUeury. He went
s1liUngst them, praised them for tacir bravery,
lonoreo them tor their stubborn resistance Is
Tie federal government, and predictvd for the
r. bt1 government fpet6y recognition. Tna
commanding federal uilcer Of thus post took
Exception 10 such Openly expressed sy.np 4.b5
With :he 1ebssllon, aud rot isso 7Taral dis
cus<ia1 With its lmputrht u::cse7, the result
ct =tic!. was his I,ro1up. punishaieEt t: :.
~cN-ditecteo blow, that n4.tened him out lis
1uii Il ngthi His arEc=t followed. and ne Was
committed &c the keeping If one of the pro-
vost luarshals Of this city. He was brou ,nl
before. Central Wool yesterday, who, oa
htariDg OF tue Incident, approved OF the
federal offic' RS act, AID ordered the prisoner
,c New York, on l'aiu Of being c..,nul,t led to
Fs.rt McHsrry- Tnc fellow sch. tor the Brit.
ish Con.ul lere, who sought to shield nls
ilotttr retcl = mpathist7 Eltn the Tgis Of his
office, but Geut ia, Wotl was ZOE 20 be turned
from lis tath bs sucn III Il u:read to thasc
Epg1istmen sach 4 lecture IS TO III Ike then
1eel ih i. ihsiG hltcancc, a21 ch.ricIer.ze,3 III.
l1e:end:d ntn.rslity OF Eagla and E.5!1s q
,ceu III cur civil w:lr in titsiug terms.
, 1862-11-13

NEAIEli PEC}P.lsasS aREIM.

&NA*:EL f-l5tt]SA7 . ANk M
v1-ED uEt!1 the 18th .:.y OF November 1867, To-,
snrlyti Ut" !F,t.sl SIT Suaa'st-ns" nera; tacst
with = tN1 aund 81 Rec. t.4tt:c Oh thr hust.
Tnr t:sfs.e u le de1!:c7ct. ut Washington D e.,
sTd cRch min nj to -vrraCc .a3} pounds Cros.. NJ
sntt!e ,Tntttco tvt w:,Ghs lsss t,an '.co p'5and'
Thy f5st Ell d s,xsssu! C.t:s t, te made en H. first
cn. may t;rc.s too bud = 'a:,c rcr seek Vii be
a bid with e cd ana eu:sctsa. security Will he
Gurrd. Twestg rcT cent Of the purchase mo1 ~
Frurasalt fELm doEtsactoEs ~ hn hare previously
fard comp, with t,cs tds, from d1>oya; persons
1r Were thu a,ddtr r. not present to respond t. hls
hid will nut be considered.
Tie names firms should be stated In ful with tt
precise address II est b rcElher Of the nrEc.
AT htds uust be arconrauied hy iva guarantees
BIDS to be directed to COL f. EECSNI I'll. 4. D. C.
fToptH ais for Rscf Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
Ne.-, OF th. rcunty Of -, and State O. -, Dc
he1ehr EnArnbtrH that - Ia no!c t. fat1tl III: con
1tct In -cT*Anc t1h tho of hle proposition
1t Onrc t1tcE INTO contract in urtauct there
Se.u:d tie ct,n::aci !,' aWa.!ed hun &c arc Ere
psrfd to become i : ffCur1ttes.
THIS Enal hutfe must be IN 1Eu3td to ach bid
Ite nLo tiIlr{ ri 1ht GnaTaEtu.s rpMf De iii
ny 1hr OF Fie1AL cert catc Of the Ci.rk rat
!.tstrief Court or Of tic Cni1ed States p.tict 1t
to5nty. x11tw
, 1862-11-13

Assets OF Old stasA Ba2k Of Illinois.
Ths Trustees Of the state Bank Of Itnas chartetea
In 1881 s7n hold clos13g aAles OF al tue rei1atns1g
property Of the Bank as follows:
III MIEE1;aL POINT, IOWA CO.. WISCONSIN,
Tn Wednesday. November 10Th. 1861.
IN SrREGFlELD. ILLINOIS.
On Wedne-day. So;enber 2Gtll 1Sda.
At N:esal Point WI; br sol: soca acre. OF mineral
anG 3nG1ri7 Ia lying in the Counties L&tascsSc
Iowa and Grant, anu lets IN the City OF Hr:a5a Dane
County.
Al at Springfield. seve.at Thousand acres OF laad
city md towl uror:lty Als? several !ot. in sH'uro
Also. very large amount of evidences Of de5t in.
tie nH!k. c.in >. DC.
Lists 81 .i.e ~ho:e VT! ne furnished application
to the Trustees ut springfield.
The whole property will positively he sold, without
any resersa'is1. to the highest hidder.
Ont fonrt Of tbs asn:.rEt OF TIE pnrts"s ..s:1st s
Trd at the fa.e. and credit IT tesyu nont:s Wi! bu
Esveu fur tl,.: rc aainJer-
che IL 7ttson certificates of the ba7s aad SIT 1t- r.
ev1tcI ot It's Indebtedness viii pc r-cet.:: at
Should u the e:iae"ces OF ceht eena:n nat
standing t.. tha pro7rty Is sold u paid for, they
t-i} ccHF9u asa 7afEec-; and tbs itoItrs Of Cer.t
cat.s Ftou.t have them all At t,s ssIes
\. IL. ii 1GEi.T, {7rustaes
JAMES CaHP3ELI,}
Springfield, Ill., Oct Goth ls5. pc2ly6,H I'm
, 1862-11-13

The Pa:nam Rpu,Fitau is offered for sale.
Havi; g accomplished alt that trcs:hery to
lriuciple WIS capable Of, its proprietor desires
him o eui.sa:e to John ALIENS district,
where he VIII be among gfiiends.-lsoria zruns-
crypt.
tI The social revolution In progress at the
South is rot unIroduc:lve vi bcucil :lal re-
suits to the white laboriug class. A cores
popdent Of the Boston 1far<Ver, writing from
New Orleans, says:
We are III f;:lr way to learn ~hcther white
labor csn be successfully used upon plan.a-
tons. Ncgrous arc getting scarce in the
country, snd the planters are ID town hiring
white men to get out their crops, and at such
PRICES as to seriously embarrass recruiting for
the I'd Louisiana.
, 1862-11-13

W.3rheS IHiua t1i..EaE .od RIITASX
REA0kh1. It Ft:LTof ILL. the M;ssttspH
Iii.er. will one.: its aco:d year Sept u 1s -
fgaAy Collegiate Ersac1lic @aa i.:fr1@y Ciasses
And c;nres t.eEGish .ppsnt1 TIE nnes,
IIso f9S3 ~ nicre md s+t7.alSn Mllta-y Parf. Il
rxueletst and we'll fu.n.saea Arn,srr. nac G5mnz
gum and E,nny other advantaEcS wrct Rhontd claim
.it ntlen::uu II pA:tns All E1A!GtArs- Thc laIgcA
1nttit-tou Of rs cs.. and character IN tae Un,on
~ Cadtt@ alto IN aE1ss.I FRI and INFANTRY (hcay{
E1h light TACTICS ZurAvK and FANCY Dx1L1s sud
ass:S*tI1fa. unefs officer ii T. S-A Cadet4 dfese
= u tiorsn. TrExt-F!so cs- school rear foE bosrd
, 1Efnlshea room 10 hE4t- NNshlnG and tuition in
T.a3 4 SsTs,Mss1 1',: asya,:s Sls,tc1ly Il tdSa7ee
.scf viii, and tile .onsta-t the teacac-* Fot
G.Ecrlart adt-a~. H. y f1nuEi.Tt fT.s;dcat fu,tnn
, 1862-11-13

"a Gen. Losn, on Tuesday Of last week,
ordered the Lexington (Mo.) bank closed, and
the president aud cashier arrested. The busi-
ress Of the bank vas placed IN the hands Of
Judge Burden, S. 6. Wentworth, and Judge
E1l.nd, who will wind up the affairs Of the
hanl.
, 1862-11-13

CHICAGO Nor. 71r. la;..
Notice "a hereby Etre1 thsr Di7s!on No. oF tits
Coltrk:ts district has been eLba.v. .1e,i herv-
e11tI tsiaI pos':nn II knlWa as the Eight 9! W!rd
o. tEe tIy CA4 ao ~. DC district M.
y. A. II ilose- As!stant As,cssu: f,tlce n l.
E~anE- nanck. cnEnet OF CaEs and NORTH Watar sI..
-tsc- snhsi*issoa OF Division No ! l. - made,
hrc 1letcstr that ,rti III Of It lying atd bling Or
tween tlc rh!t~"', River sn! t.anl7ra fera.t, from
from ..t tn Hest VIII Hc:e eaf1Ir Enoz-n :.
Ne 81 T Fied Asstst ut e5ss=s:E. otNes No. i
19e ettTe e q The A As;sFstr for tue 2Ic plcs:on
e4 rhorn street tud that Of t. Asscsser fo .e 6t1
Division fFted hsc6er) at Nj lis Ktnzfe street. The
chcreln ninc aoa'clnents. will renl..n the zane
ne6Si51w PIs1iIR WAUsWORrd. Asscssor,
, 1862-11-13

r Ike VIEW WATER CURE
IL Oafne S.,rth Side Tc best p:a:a f,r ii. treat
ent ~ EroLac T!>rA%cs. Tic 74r ri. Assnt place
% roa.c ocar tt r!v. T!:t- The amaze n"nt IT ~
<cxTe1is nrf nve.cs has hAd u e1reri-
esuce in The .1..t NJ Il sea-e Address for crcu
pc3Ay.it-1-1
, 1862-11-13

NEW MUSIC T. FAULDS.
II Nos CLARK STREET. under tho Sherman
1onse, has for sale the following new and popular
ballads:
Love Nswtchcd am Of Jennie; b7 L. =. Il. Crosby,
Katy assr lie Na5 : by L. i. H. Crosby. lwords aud
The I'D Toxa rn!xp: woias by Iii. Burnett, Mnsc
,c1 l. Mard ~ : i.:- cts
Minnie Sdt4 KITTY C!Ste's Sisters by L. v II. Csos-
Wig Ia Lave ii,ee: ,y Charles i. wafd..:: Ct e1s
P.S-Tbe above 70 ge gill be sent frea OF nn<ttgr,
en- receipt Of the retsil pr.ccs. ee2j uGSl3M
, 1862-11-13
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Carlylc's Frederick-the Great. Vol
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Mil on Representative Government.
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Uarper's Handbook for Travellers in
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Life Of Rev. DR.. Murray (Kirwan.)
r gfass ,sd e cutter i
wiss On ssee is5. sSa:d q Il s. &C.
Mrs. O1ipI1ant's Life Of Edward Irvine.
3ffuIteer Of thr National Scotch Church. Lind 81
Ilusuar.d By f!s journals and Colres2oadeaca. &
Portrait, STo, Cicth, g CO.
From 11sckEcofs MNgazfne1
We thsak M.s. Oir:n1t Tor her bcsutttu1 aad pa-
ttefc .aEl 1tye. Haze IS bot:k which ter Of aay
erred CAB Tead without 8uI1e profit, nud stl 1eEsF
vi c!cs W;thcu Ut seErrr~ It saying much tn thiz
case 70 Eay tEat the b!oEraphet IL worthy Ct ~
The Journal which Irving kent the most
hnd mrtt be read . Any uno ~eutc farm Just ap-
! probation Of tbs Eooie and simple ch2sact6r."
| From sta:nillan's MaS,z.as1
"a tutl, 1etaI1ed biography Of Irving We hare cot
setA till new In Mrs OlIph2.t.S volumes We t:aca
tkr rn1 mark the aspect the tuT e ief aud
eSnhct ct his lie. ~ have never before q
TO dc. Hc* work Is admirable, rEeseutcG mcss liY-
| 1ns. eorsssEnr. vivid picture Of Hvsu6-~
tFrom The P.rtneuon.1
1T call him on the Whale, the bea. man Ihxye ever
alter tstal en7u=h found in tsts world. hoce to
| And'" Euch Il TIE emphatic testimony borne bY
| 1HoIAs CARLYLE to EdwA.f, Irving It Ia conaoa.
tory t. hd tbat tp story # IFyln:es life 70 dticuJt
tel It'll sympathetic truth, fsa b. ca at 1lst Elyeo
n the world By rlter Wit, nas taken the 34iuS ID
srdy the c.,a 2cter Of her hcro aud Who has cl-xr
ccmprch ns!on Of the way IN which the life OF great
.a1 s!:tue be Enf;sdei 10 los" wh lett b. hn1
Wc can allct M:s Oltpu hs:tet ea.ory tAn taat
She has cnutrln1td 1t.Estare w.,rE that vii
fnnk AlnruE ts: htrt ~ huErsphts tnAt nay pa
| placed b. the al: u uannAs Life or Chaue1A.~
The above or any OF HARPER 4
RR"TAEH'S publfeattonz, suailedx
f4HxAG f<$
, 1862-11-13

5il0 HALF GIFTS. TEAS e
WV full assortment Of new cron Green, and
Racks. embracing all grades Of Ysun. H:s.1 II, sor
skia- Gucro~der. Imperial TwAnkay. OolonE. &e
PAKsJEs. P1TK1E i HASKET,
u south Tatef street
E0l BAGS CDFFEE.-Rlo, Mar
~: sca:ho and Costa f1ca, fa1r to paine, ar7:y
PARSONS. PITK1N 4 H4NKET.
Il Ennth 0afas ttre.t
, 1862-11-13

Was knogn ard u=ei in Germany fo- Dyspepsia.
Chronic piaTrhc, Ctolic D5scntsF. and Diseases Of
tue Stomach and Bowels as earlTas 1850.
, 1862-11-13
II ENOSITA WATHR CURE.
i FIRST GLASS
SAINT xRV ESTABLISHMENT,

Il plc.sa, tly tht Lake Shore. 1t Ke1osha
Thirty five niles from Milwaukee. aaI t,t9
miles hon Chicago.
fills 1pstitEtion ol.ea Tie greatest Indnccus nts to
t'cst Ilo 'sr'td with nj, trnl Of C.roiic DE-
esst The M o'cal tera:t:e T. Il eaar.a OF
fky:lca,s he hay. niaae Chronic Dl=.a;: special
study for y"nre. Females. i@hcrlllg under ds:a=43
peculiar to their sex, assured Of tile st delicate
and succes.:u trtatsRnt- y, s's and others :n1tes
Ing rom tx}o3uE. in nrns districts. are uvsse1
to resort II liz .t'u:t aEce - ttr'e,; save f:mu
ard eNrn+e For tn1 tht n4T1scn3'r address ~ nn
n; s:cs: :, Ct F. rE%N0NE Ell, 7rortltt r.
Etnrsl :, Nt. Oct IL Isl, Uc.l .lrf'l S,T.S-T4T
, 1862-11-13

Fer 1nfamstiene Of the Lons ard Spleen In Dso7si-
cal Affections and Bia=y Ss:retozs o. obstrue,loss
eftbe Abdominal yisce1a.