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- -. I, Rcusen hacy, - q -.
TT APPEARING TO NE FROM I'll e. leF-
il hdavit in this case that TIKI. .defendant. Lacy
has absconded and left the State Of Tennessee, Il
is therefore ordered by me that qualifications .be
made for four successive weeks in tho Atheps
Post, notifying the said Reuben Lacy to appear
before mo, at my ofice.in Rssne -coaAtys on the
18th day Of October, 1882 10 make his. defenseto
said suit or the same win be taken for confessed
and set for hearing sr parte. = 3; ~
~ ~ W. -GEERs,
y. p, for ,Roone. oopet,iI
June 8, Ise2-4t-prs Eco 1915 h.
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State Of Tsrnesaee.. Roane -l county.

70. o. 4,tor1n<sf
,. W. II. Baldwin.
THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
~ aiiegations Of ecmplsinants blilS which Az.
sworn %, that ,. y; n. Baldwin, The atfspa Ant.
Is Is On aoseonaing debtor, Or 20 eoneesls himself
upon him, and the effects Of said ]. W.. II. B,id,
win.being sttached, tits therefore ordered tbs,
publication be made for four successive weeks 10
the Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant Baldwin to
appear before mo, At my oice in the stHcivil div
'triet o. Roaue county, Tennessee, on the 18th
Gay Of September, 1862, and thon and there make
defense to complainant claim. or the pems will
betaken for confessed and act for heHrng ca ports
as TO him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
~. ". .for Roanc county.
. June 8, ls62-4t-prs fec SS-7I5
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NOTICE.

nR. GRANT WILL BE ABSENT FOR
IL two weeks, and wishes to say to those hav-
ing work that he will be at home at the expiration
Of that time
june 20, ls62-2t-sIs 4
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HE4Do'Rs 5TH Dfsr. DEP'r OF EAsr TENN, y
Office Deputy Provost Marshal, !
-. : Atheus, juno IA, 1852 y
& = deressteEn no one but DR.. Marshall, DyWq0ist
Athfns, McMihn county; W. g. Whitehead, Ben.
ton, Polk county; DIR. Edwards, Cleveland, Brad
ley cpunty, and 8. s. Barrett, Charleston, Bradley
county, Frank McCorkle, Decatur, Meigs county;
and Hugh L. M, Roberts, Washington, Rhca
county, will be allowed to sell liquors in the above
namtd counties, and then only for medical pur-
foses, strictly, and on proper prescriptions.
2. None but regular commissioned army Sur
geons will be allowed to prescribe liquors for Of
fcer or soldiers, and no one but well known
regular practicing Physician will be permitted to
issue prescriptions for citizens. t
S.lAny one violating these orders will be
promptly arrested and punished.
w. L. LAFFERTY,
Captain and Deputy Provost Marshal,
5th District Department East Tennessee.
June 20, 1852
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Al J. A. ANsLEY, r &
Gen'l Commission & Produce Merchant,

"a Office No. 3UU Broad street, - !.
,..t..s stlt Augusta, GA,
NXTILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
wv attention to the sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain
Flour, Cotton, and all articles Of Merchandise
Consigned TO him.. Liberal advances either in
cash or BY acceptance, made on articles in Stcrt,
OF when Bills of Ladlng accompany Drafts.
REFERENCES Either Bank in Augusta, Ga,
+, Paddleford, Fay 4 Co., Savannah, Ca; Geo. ~
WfiSms q Co., Charleston, S. c.; Yeatman, Rob
erson 4 Co., st. Louis, no.; W. A. Richardson
Louisville, KY. w. b.. Shapard 4 Co., Nashville.
Tenn. srer ae.
e. N. b. "A rigid adhsropce to the pr.aciples Of a
Legitimate Commission Business will be observed.
I July IL, ls6i-n
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RICE.

LARGE LOT OF FRESH NEW CROP
n RICE just received and for sale at s.yery
low price. s. X, REEDER- G
Nov 3. 1861 -rr y #f'.f- -
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Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn.

Edward jackson, 80
rs. Petition for Voluntary .lSerrii-
James Steed. tuae. -
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING THAT
IL Edward Jackson, free man of color, has filed
bic petition in this Court on the I4th day of May,
1852, to go into voluntary servitude, and chooses
for his future master James Steed, a citizen of
Monroe county, Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made of such intention in the
Athens Post newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, requiring the petitioner, Edward jack
son, as we'll as james Steed, the intended master,
to appear at the next term Of this Court, in Mad
isonville, on the LIST Monday Of September next
aud answer the Court on said petition as required
by Act of Assembly in such case.
J. E. HOUSTON, Clerk
Juno 10. la62-it-prs fee S3-7l6
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3 ofrcr DprurY PRoyosr MARsnAL, i
DIED,

In ,Stocktons Valley, Roane county, on the
18th inst.. ABRAHAM GALYoN, aged 50 years A
good man has fallen, and one who was bright
example Of piety and an ornament TO the CHRIS
tian faith. twas ever his aim TO Give upright
~ before HE God, and aljustly with his fellow
mani, Peace 70 bis ash6si W. las.
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AucIlnMI

ON THE FIRST MoNDAYNoF JULY
" next, and following days II necessary, At
John Crawford's old stand, in Athens, will sell,
at public cutlery, on a credit Of twelve months,
the Remaining
9toc1x OF Goods,
which comprises many needful articles Of nor
chaudise The public are respectfully invited TO
attend the sale, as there viii Sc many articles Of
Goods sold which cannot, perhaps. Ne bad else-
whore at this time. &c. CARLoCK,
Executor OF John Crawford, deed
June IS, 1s62-s-7fs s,r-
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W0nD WANIEn.l.

TIME SUBSCRIBER WANTS TO PUR-
Il chase IL or is loads HICKORY or ASH
WOOD, for which he will pay the CASH on de-
livery. SAM. p. WINS. +
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RICE !!

fFRESH SUPPLY OF RICE on HAND
: Itsand FOR sa7e iv $685. CsAYH, a NEIL.
- May rs, 1902 = - .-... 'f..s-1
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June ., iss2-at-pr. fse ss.7ls -
NJ. .. l. Burnett, ). " i il; BALDWIN, N. |. COOK,

NJ. D. L. Burnett, J. W. II. Baldwin, NJ. L. Cook
Or. Ahachmeat.l +-l.,
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
IL allegations Of the compaiuants bill, which
Baldwin and M. L, Cook, defendants, are alb
sconding debtors, or so conceal themselves that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served mp
on them, and the effects Of tho said defendnnts
boug attached, II Is therefore ordered that puoli-
ea.iop be made for four successive wccks In the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens
McMinn county, Tennessee requiring said de-
fpdents to appear before me, at my cfnes, in The
9Th cfvn District OF Hoane county, Tsnnesseo, on
theleth day Of September, 1852, and. then and
there make defense 10 complainants claini, or the
same will bctaken for confessed and set for hear
ing ear perte astc them.
ISAAC A. CLARK,
J. r. for RJanc county.
June 6, IS62-4t-prs fac SsS71s
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IsS A correspondent Of Northern
paper states Gen. Halleck's force near
Corinth at Sl2 regiments numbering
something over four hundred men each.
The correspondent OF the Chicago Tri.
bupe gives list of FIVE Illinois regiments
having an aggregate Of 1855, or about
$50 men each, and adds that there are
regiments in the Geld that do not mum.
Der over 900 effective men. 1t would be
hazardous to estimate the actual force of
either the Federal or Confederate army
by an. enumeration OF the number of reg
irnents. u
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cnMRSI

EooD LOT OF FINE-TooTHED COMBS,
" received and fer sale by CATE & MIL
May %, 1862
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GOOD BARGAINS.

TN MEMS AND BOYS SUMNER CLOTH
IL ing, may be had by calling ON
April IS, ISS2-4t CLEAdE q BRETT
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saie f'Negr0s q tAe Hrokors' Ex-

"
Wilbur 3 son sold on Friday, the Goth
inst. for cash, a gang Of twenty-five Ne,
gros for SIS ,S65, average S72l each.
Two fellows, 10 yeafs old. brought
$1,000 an d. $l0e5 each; one fellow, "a
years; brought 1910; two fellows. Is and
20 yearS. brought 1866 and $3.50 each; two
fellows, 90 years, brought S92S and 5000
each; one fellow. IS years. brought $50;
one fello~,s0 years, brought $50; ono
fellow, 40 years; brought S605 one boy,
10 years. brought 50 40; Quo girl l6 yesrs,
brodsht'sS7o; ono girl is years, brought
$500, nevoman. so years. two women.
% and ~ years, and an infant. brought
S!6oo. average ESQ, on WOMAN. 2)years.
sr6 .tissk brousht $780, avossse $40;
one wossar, IS years. brought $500; ore
woman, 70 years, rof warranted sound,
brought s4ioc- Charleston cqu'ssr.
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Sales at Auction.

Prime negroes yesterday brought rood
prices, o. J. :. X. BENEFITS sale, at the
ee a, IN Chalmers street A woman and
cnliH' 20 and years old, brought $1,000;
another 81 and 4, brought 1920; boy
~: brought Sl005; q girl. l6, brought
Sy'O' and q woman and child. 80 and 2
years, $3.50. Conditions were cash. -
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May 80, lse2-4l-pr. q fse s8-Tlt -. - -
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Lysc65usq, RAJ, June 25. First Louisi-
ana Regiment engaged Sickles' Brigade
this forenoon, on tho Williamsburg road,
and drove them back. Great slaughter.
Confederates captured75 prisoners. Our
loss comparatiyely heavy.
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NOTICE.

June 9, 1s62-4t-prs foo ss-7l
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The trial of Judge West H.. Humph-
reys, OF Tennessee, by the High Court
of impeachment, composed of tho mem
.bers OF the. u. IS Senate, on -srticles Of
innfeach4a emit for high crimes and mfs-
deneanoEs.D in. Office, presented BY the
House Of Representatives, is TO take place
on Tuesday NEXT A long platform is to
be erected within the Senate chamber, on
while the Representatives. will occupy the
door Of the chamber, acting through
their SPECIAL COMMITTEES of .sprosecutions, ?
Messrsf Brigham. Pendletop, DUNLAP, and
Train. The accused Judge will hardly
be present. either in person or BY couii-
sci. as when the Sergeantsat.Arms Of the
Senate visited Tennessee-lately to serve
the writ, no could not be found. He was
not at home. The carpenters have been
at work naming the platform.
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Hanging Of WIN. B. Mumford.

This morning, at an early hour, a large
era4vd arnnnn4ine to many thousands
assembled on the North front of the
mint, to witness the execution of Mum.
ford, the man who was condemned by
lie military commission to be hanged for
the tearing down the United States flag,
on the oath of April last. The gallvwS
was erected in front of the portico, fac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
A Live AcressiOnist in Limbo.

Yesterday, the Special Prov stMarshal received
information to the effect that young gentleman IN
the upper part of the city had expressed himself
very strongly 10 favor OF Rebooom, much TO the
DISCUS; Of several persons with whom be was in the
habit Of meeting. The informant made affidavit
setting forth the facts in tie csse M follows:
a yOars man named 'Gus-" Benning Tequenis the Ma
toual Gynna.um wLo expresses sous Secss-ion s>mps'
hie. On Monday sve Ing at the shove place the ru"lcc
Grating b-ls under discussion he ssd that be "
,gh, 10 Inc- sam. ANY how" and thst be could set
souih would Ogn Tor I'll. Southern Conieierscy. When
he did 50 south he said h- had been TO Nassau
aud had tried % ge into tie southern Conisderacy
but sisd To 90 h- lad 10 TO his passage
~. mo- said II h. drofst. and could not se out
Of IT, he would Try 10 fun through the ine'"
Last evening Det,oIly Tienlau arrested him at
the gymnasium reie reo to, and took him to Police
HeauquaTters, where tue Deputy Provoss Marshal
rs..d tie affidavit to iim. lie young man, III re-
spense to the residing of the affidavit admitted that
il va. true but that he had raid lhese things more
in fun than otherw Sc" but, no added 'thems my
sentm.bts." lie was locked up to avail. the further
action OF the authorizes.
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WAsniNCTON y fdntsday NJ. n, IBoI
Last night a paro from The New-iorh Cavalry,
under Lieut.. Holmes, entered Rockville, Nd and,
finding Il man named Peiue Trail about leaving the
village under suspicious ercumstsnces, oucrlioued
him, but be would give 70 satisfactory '.coGlt OF
bimrelf nor take the oath Of allegiance.
Tail attempted 10 shoot one ct the guards in
whose charge he was placed lie was brought 10
The Proves, arshals Office his morning, and sen;
to the Old Capitol.
The guard also sea,ohed tie house Of w. v.
Bouie, aud found 81 rifles and old nuskets, with
Announcements, the plates bearing tie May land
coat-Of-arrns.
Evidence was obtained that there hai Leen 81
Rebel recruiting Office IN the vjlisce, from which
several recruits bad been forwarded south
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Gull for tho Democratic state Convention.

ADBssI NtGLs.chi, aus - iot<
The Democratic Sat. Committee met to-day, aud
issued the following csil for Safe Convention;
This Committee having, at "a iuii meciius held
on the 9,h d.y Of Jny lGri, received that the De
mocricy of New-York stand rea1y to unite with all
IA NOTE tIzeus without reference 10 forner com.
b,untions WHO agies ia sustain ing the Government
IN IL. pro-ec,ion OF the iig War Asmset the
Rebellion by all the means within the power II q
loynl people for tie purpose - 'rsiorng the Union
ns il was ard miiaining the Cons itl'ion NJ 1t H.
ana having declared its purpose IA Calling tie next
State Convent n to invite tue coo erulon 81 all
ciz-us - the sir Pile Ia, distinct platform OF The
Constitution the Union, aud the enforcement Of tue
laws.
Ito untersigued. Ieeralng aud carrying out
the,. views, hereby call Il Convention OF ihe De-
nocracy If tie State II New York, and OF All III
favor of such cooperation, TO consist OF ore dele
usie fom each Assembly District, 10 meet at the
City OF albany on TIE lutn DAY Of September next,
AZ IL H.. 10 nominate officers 10 be- clected at The
next general election, nud 10 tfaltact sdch other
business Ms the Convention may ee.n expecient'
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Ws- Meeting M Wheeling We-'er" vir-
gisaa Arou>ed-~eaaior Earti'e c"iied
upon to Resign md ~ Sonth.

special ID spstch to The " \. 1ffotie
GRAFroN. Va "Wednesday Az. Is 1902.
large and animated wm meeting c'Inposed
mainly Of working men, was held iastnrh,in 'osrou,e
TO an earnest call 10 TIE raj Dad depot 1T Vince ing.
TtecOpccurse war addressed by Senator 81 cnnan
and the Hon. Mr.. Brigham, both Of Ohio, who made
stirring addresses. Tnceo were followed by Senator
wiley o. Western Ni,P.'.a whose eilo1 w'is char
acterned by great earDestross A, the close Brig.
'Seu. Kelley, who had come ~ from Cumberland.
Wa vociie'ousy called for, and q. Tie conclusion OF
a lew remarks, moet modest elective, AMI soldier
IKE, retired with cheer upon cheer for o Hero Of
Phiapri. Gen. kelley popularity throughout this
region IA remarkable
REGULATIONS lookiDgto prompt and unanimous eu-
iisiuect, BID indosing the new war policy Of ne
President and the active ,oar.e a. Gov. pierpoin.,
we're then eagerly Adopted Tie Gral resolution
condemned and repudatcl the CONNIE Of ar. .Io.nS
Cailie, aid called upon him as arepie..uia..y. Of
his constituency to resign Ills yosiiion a. United
States Senator and retire within the Rebel roc,.
Tie meeting a'givcn decided irnpeiu. 10 r.,iit.
ing to-day, and Western Virginia VIII rso' .b!v
make 40 Ter quota without n d1.lt.
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He would 10 ana strip Lie epaul'eites, and then
| drum hin out OF the ranks 10 the tune OF tne
rognes march. / may be srrcosed and sent 70 Fort
Lafa cite for treason for | am sleaEio8 VI 'no'e
high in authority. Judge Whiting then Drew com, ;,
psrison between his remarks and those OF "endeil
Phillips
lie was for letting the darkies dig, and whes tne
Thermometer At 80 degrees TO let him carry 'ne
musket OF the whit man, and when his master "a"
! the eye Of an enemy he had nothing TO a. Dn' "
clap his gun Hpd use it effectively ianghter.l
II We coud not sustain our institutions ny tne
ynre block Of the white, then let The h gro take Tue
q cendancy. Judge Wiring spoke OF Maryland
ne gro who told him that IN 1872 they tol the dsr
kies that they wond have their liberty II they would
ii, ht for the country. .
The white men used the negro and then sent him
back. Judge Whiting said tho Administration had
done some things that were wrong
Here Lieut.. Col. Fsrnnm of the Excelsior Brig
AIDE attempted to .pesk. He said be WAS soldier,
and claimed " be beard. Loud cries Of Order,
Order" and great confusion.
GgoRGa WBTIsG-I have no bjecti0n to hear
ing my friend. J. nm not desouncIDg the Govern.
neni. will 20 ~ far aud spend 40 mach blood aD<
treteure an this gentleman who hits before me. |
Judge VII ting coutIuued and referred to bus only |
being III the army for the last year
Lieut.-Col. FAEsUs said that ne had nfver made
ruulic sperch. lie had bis dnliss to perform.
am acting under orders. lie bas interfersd with
TecruitlDg-dIscouraged the filling OF iDs ranks
Ills IL hot spoliIcal meeting, where you are to
vent your spite
! came here to recruit three compaI ies from New
Jersey. Col. Farnham proceeded to sho tlst the
r. marks Of Judge Wbitilg tended to discourage Gu
lisDents, and tuat be had east irnpuia'ioi's npon
I he AGiatapt-;enersl, ending win the words, IL
ID my ouiy Ia COLLIER TO arrest you" Cheeral |,
A scene @; considerable confusion ensued; Judge
Whiiing sud tie Lieut-nabt- Colonel by tur AL
dressing the audience. Tue Colonel said be wan 81
10 re,ralts; Judge Whiting said promptly that
be would give $40 piece for them. |,
ii. +. P.RKiss then addressed the meeting and
il soon alter adjourned
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Recruiting in she sin,e-No ornii FT"hnb'''

ALsksT. N~dns.cay Au. a.. ihb'.
Reports received at the Acjuani- fent' ale "iicr
io-.i.t show that 30 900 sro already enrolled
ouder ;he last call for 3t0C 600 vO4nieer- 10 addition
I, ,hose recruited for regiments IN tle icf. TIE
mos favorable reports received from al rus q"
tic State re alive To enli-mnts and il IA confidently
expected that the quota under tie las call my te
furnished without resort TO draft.
The first regiment under tie last cal ior voiHn-
teerr. Col Van valkenbufyh, left El'aira Tonight
for the scat of war; The Albany regiment nnmbe.s
over 100 men, and 10 under ordcTs 60 .uslci on the
10Th inst
Tie State order regulating tie diaii will he Issued
tomorrow.
UTc, W,dur.d 81 aug. 10. 1872.
TIE new Oneida County RcgiGcAt Is i.h, with
some hundreds to spare hnd another egnen' cali
be filed within two weeks in thi- county by voiun-
teering.
Recruiting for tie old regiments s very bfisk.
BUyrALO. Wrd.,,d.y. An. IS. ICsl
Enstmeuts for old and new su"his are iio-
crossing rapidly aud TIE number daily Increases.
There are now about 800 men a Camp Morgan, ID
this city.
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Communicated
DIR. X. Hunter on GaIloping Consumption.

LETILR NJ Al
To Ms Edn,, Of IN, y. Y T,6aHe
SIK: | have saiI that the common form OF Con-
sumution il called" Chyoaic," because OF ito slow
progress; and now purpose TO speak OF smother
form OF ts ditease which, from the fearful rapdlty
of its progress is properly known "a " G.llopng
Consumption 1t 10 no unusual thing tor person
apparently in good health To catch cold and die III
from six 10 ten weeks from this form of Consump-
ZION. IL almost always begins with cod, which
,e,s in with great violence and felt from the first
10 I've deep within the chest. From the beginning
there is usually cough, fever and night sweats
difficulty of breathing and q great sense OF op-
ur,.-,o on tho chest. Al the eud at week On
nectotafiou commences, but the matter resembles
much II ore thai vi recent cold tim that oil Con-
sumption.
here aru lew symptoms by which this disease can
lie Distinguished from low form oi innaihhiioh Oh
tho iuncs ID generally mistaken by inexperienced
prac,uioners, and matrraed. Indeed lis symptoms
mo 80 unlike those oi lle common form oI oo1suIp-
,,on tlar is nsturc is generally denied unti aiter
dehfi when upon cxainina ION, the Whole hi'eiha
snrin,e VI The air ICES the air c.iif, ana even .no
suh.nce Of tne luuer, Ia ound thiekly STUDDED WIN
tubsrecf. THIS dist.se II oost common ~ ,o9::e
,.,. net,ysen The AGES of H. and - Of full habi,
car conf lexion aud rudy cheeks though " so"''
times occuIn much later III NE III
There IN another form OF consumption, also rap'a
ia iis progress, which occnrs Ia louhy peirons ~
deiicate constitution who have iiaohuhiiy .o' anu'
ami feet These have commonly an inheritei PFee.
a. os;,;,, =, consumption. Their circulation Il
q.sIIe and they Leeoma weak, ARGUED, ard out OF
breath on every ,lgh, exeriion In such cases ane
DESTROYER steals silently upon his ye'ns"e ~ ,in
c,rcely feels lll--inore IL but NIUE cough III 80,
',,;;nv of blood often no expectoraiion; ihVnle
aiwys ben snor -b,es ted aud liable TO ecias, wn.n
a""S does oscur il Is attributed To little fresh cold.
,radnaly tie eountsnanee becomes PSe' due
~. ,;o. bensath tbem Under these circum-
s stance without any increase OF cough or enpectora-
,;n,' di,rrhea occur und, after IA few eXhaastng
discnargas, the patient dies without strnssle per
~ ,,tting up in "a chair, or ~ ainllng III, from
''Iicb ,Le friend. strive III vain 10 revive him.
NV neat letter will be IN Latent Consumption.
- Your ob,dient servant,
ROBERT HUNTER. M. d..
Physiel.u fr Pula,,n4s p..~is.s SO. ~ bsVsa"sy'
Neg York, Aug IL, 1862
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Reception Of the Poifrcon- III Canada


10 As Edi,oy Of The Defy0ii fsse Pee.
You would have been AMUSED had yon been III
our c,tv this morning, to have secn tie oowardiy
Yankees snubJed-rhose who ruu sway from your
country to ,scape the draft-irsh, Dutch and Yam
kees. About fifty cane 10 Il ion'fey owned by n
Biti.h ,uisd They applied icr worn, and the
PROPRIETOR gave them wtiering rebukc. He sci Ell
them II they were from tie oincr noe; they sad,
"Yes." "Wby cid YOU Ieavel' " Because We did
20, wait TO be drafted :" Have you rot cnjoyei ~
he benefits and had oil tie privilege Of citizens
"Yes.' "WeIl, will teE you Mai Mink Of y"n.
| consider you wore thin tteves. and q mean, cor
ienlptibIe Jack Of knaves and unfit for al honest
n,an 20 trer. should be afraid. ii should employ
Won. that Won would steal. Aud now boys turning
10 biz Own hands, | will give yol try doins 10
roten-egg all the traitors to their own Government
that ever come here again" The men hrifahea,
and te traitors ekedaddled. !; was Iidl AID mre
in tiIir, our Secesh city. only wish we bad few
more such intellisen; British ,uijocs az ihe pro-
rr:e,or Of that foundery. ~ ANriucAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

PKovipsrct Il. /, Wedussosy Aug 49, lsbs
Shredder print works IN Eat Greenwich, consist
ing Of machinery aud b.nrly 20 buildings, valued AT
40 OO0 and contun ng 30,0jg Pieces OF prin, cloths
valued at 800 OOO were der royedb by fire This morn
M The good insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
Large and Enthusiastic War Meeting m
Louisv lille, Ky.

LouisviLIH. w.dnc dag. aug 10, ld62
A large ard enthusiastic war meeting was held at
the Court Ilouse last night
Resolutions were unanimously adopted urging the
City Councils TO appropriate 10000 for boun'ies 10
q, luniecrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
War Meetina ri peekskiii.

PsxKsLIit, WeJDesiny, Aug ~ ltsl
tremendous war meeting T. going on 81 the i.ake
Mohegan House grounds. Gen Moutrosc pr'sldes.
The widest enthusiasm l.Uais. Money ID poured
out without stint Tue military officer ID 'le only
0lp sought alter.