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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
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ns- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY b. IT, C. G Sixth
Rrg HteuI o. '. Camp at Beverly, NI.
July y, 1s6l.
Tr, G. W. EoBAcK, CiaciySat Chic Dear Sir: We re-
ceivctt your long Wis-d lpr .nA wclccme Remedies a
days ago, and hasten return ycu unanimous
pr. reg tfd high opinion uf the
Ne have lS'l them with Srogs Scneft in cuIGpa-
ny ana heartily attest The public opinion OF tLcr
bCCt fits. In eases, especially where there
have been many great changes from the civilian
Hiiy routine in business at home t. the exposed hab
OF active soldiers in strange and unnatural cnur-
try do most appreciate the merits Of such arven-
values yours. To all those paStinu do
IN st cmphaiictiiy recommend Your remedies be-
ing assured tum experience that they will he very
welcome companion. JOSEPH 4. ANDREWS,
Capt Go. T., Sixth Reg o. Y.
TStn~IJ
JsGos Sc'aaIH, lzt Sergeant, Company B.
/ ChirlcS II. Fttstcr. 2 50 gsint,
Charles ii RUSSELL Isr Lieut. ca. r. 9Th Reg o. Y
Thos. :. Inysr, 2i Lieut. . q
! r. B. Warren 3,I staIrgt. At '
stephen y 1hayei, ifh sea- Ct 90 "
Samuel D. ~Chno'cy, Co1nmlssary-
Corporal thts W. Fn'.y,
Corporal john " Iay.or.
| Corporal Edward EuiHldU
! Corporal Carlton &. cable.
! Together with 90 privates-a uEanInous expression
4 being Eivrn.
For sle at No g. East Fourth street, and by Drug
/ giSts everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers solicited this
heing the best article for complaints incident to ClmT
IIfe. Feb IA e2-eonera.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -
"A III SIlbscrib viii sent fire gT chdrqs) toall wh.'
desire the Recipe and direct for making simple
TeIsfdLle f2glnl, that will in from eight days
rrinov, PInples, B.ptchcs Ttn FrecLleS. Saliownes
and all impurities and rouehnes the leaving the
saIne-as Nature intended it should be-Saff dear
S5oah and beGRfJUI Th-sc dcerHg the Recipe, with
full Instructions directions and advice will please call
on aidress-vIth return poStage
TIIOS. F. CHAPMAN. Er1ctical Cbelaist
months SSl Broadway, New York,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

This is superior article, epeaP and elective, and
great labor saver Persons Wishing ariicle of this
kind viii eansOh their interest by callus 20 see nr
before purchasing. may hr oaad " lee srge h. tck
house directly south "a The Delaware NlG.
Nav su'6-u rEuF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

4@3O llD0 Coo Fi4
The No 36S in Delaware township, inclddes
81 three months men, now in the field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Che atlarktts.
Delaware Market.
Grain

Corrected weekly by t. f. lhLLs soN, Wholesale
RetailGrocers, No. 1 Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

The privatcs Of the Goth Regiment, captur-
cd at the battle Of Port Republic, were 8:
last accounts on Belle isle, near RichmonG,
and will doubtless soon be sent down 10 For
tress Monroe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

On tha 26th inst., near RiphBood by Rev
Il. Lawrence, Mr.. MORGAN loUNG to Miss f..
NORA FINCH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

Health for Solaieps--For who dies from the
effects Of the nulle frn perish from damp and expo
to night GiF Sltlan buses Of HoILtlWAY'S PILLS
aken every other night will all disorders
and StGTaeh, purify the blood, and insure sound
sitk TO ever r1an. Only 25 per Box ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Estice Of Co-Partnership.

THE Undersigned, HAVE THIS DAY FORMED \
4 Cu-Iartnarshp, Rlatr the sty5c ef TRUE x lCN-
lAl'. and viii continulr l'sT and LEATHER bus
q. at the cd land uf J. 3 Bay.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Matthew'S Chocolate Worm Drops !!

Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kin'ls of Intestinal Worms. Arc perfectly re
liable in all eases, and far superior to any and
Il of the Fancy Worm Connections and nau'
eous Nermifuges which are i'll use. They
may he taken at all times with perfect safety,
as they contain 40 MERCURY, or other celeteri-
ous drug. latlcrs should always purchase
them. and give their ohildrcu no other.
(No Caatartic whatever, is necessary to be
givcn.)
For S,lc by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
A. L MATHEWS, General Agent.
Buffalo, N Y, and Fort Erie, C W
For Sale by IT. Cornell, and H. L. Starr s
GcBro.. Delaware, Ohio. 10-tlYis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
JOHM 2. EATEygER,

FTIAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING FllS NUMEROUS S
cHst,ti,-iS trd the public generally, that in adii-
ti1u his large and well srvct"d stock ui MUSICAL
Milst HANDlSE, he has connected To II Spudd stock
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
RulIding Materias.

TITE have made arrangements such as willen-
w able To furnish
DaaRs, SASH AND BLINDS,
Of quality Superior aHytliI Ye have ever bad,
MAN NUFACTpRER PRICESl
Sash Oiled With Glass and Painted constantly on hand
at cgs than they usually cost.
March Il 5g-tti C. D.POTTER co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29


omvAE
Those Preparations unlike all others ass
Free from Poisous" fr r-svyrr q
Not dangerous to the Human Family liza
Rats DO not die ou the PREMISES
They come out Of their holes to die9 ~
They are the only iulabe remedies known.H
IL years apd more established in n. Y. City.'
Used bg-the City Fost Qfaee.
tssdRy-the City Prisonq and Station Houses.
Used sy-tho City Steamers, Ships &c.
Used by Oity Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Used by-City Hotels4A Astor-.st NiehOlas',
dc,
Used bg-the Boarding Houses, &c. &c.
Used Jy-more than 10000 PriyateFaRiliss- ga
ss3y~ See one or too Specimens Of nhat7is,
Ercryrclere said by the Pcop'e-Editors- @ q
Dealers, &c.
HOUSEK EEPERS-trou with vermin
need be longer, if they use "CosrARss
EXerminators. We have used it 10 our satis-
fadion, and ifa boy cost IS we would hayeIt,
We had tried poisops, hut they effected poth-
ing; but CosTAR's" article knocks the breath
out Of Rats, Mice, Reaches and Bed Bugs
quicker than we write it. Il is in great
demand all over the copntry.-lledina (O4 T,rv
Gaeette. ~
MORE GRAIN and proyisionsa are destroy,
ed annually in Grant County by Yermin, than
would pay for tong of this Rat and Insect Eil, ~
ler.- 44saReqsfeF (:Fis) E4erql4
HENRY r. COTAR.-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Whsvever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Her-
mia disappear rapidly
EcKER 4 SToVYrER, Druggists.
Windsor, AID.
Gostar''s Rat, Roach, &C E1termi "a
Costar'a' Bed-bug ExtoTminator.
'COstar's' Electric Powder for INSECTS &c.
IN 25c. 5Qc. 81 BOXES BOTTLES AND FlAsKs, S3
AMP So sIzEs FOR PLANTATIONS. SHIPS,
poATs HOTELS 4q- aa.
Caution To prevent the PUBLIC from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
! Pernifiof's Imdqtipns, new label has been
prepared bearing fae-snRae Of the Proprie-
tors Signature. Examine each bottle, box or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
oihing but :COstar's:
R7g~ Sold Ereyy,ehers-by
All Wholesale Druggists in the lsrge eitiqg.
Some ofthe
Wholesale Agents in New York City
a Z e. fhaeoS , ru m Co as5 sE5a a: hIk 5aSscS Si1sssn
WreS e q Iss iIsgl Co. Scs, " WaTa, GlGse '.s.. q.
J@an'es @ Asmnwal, !. s. larnSs < % --
Thomas y Fuller. iIaII l,fxsddl q Co
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa
T. T. Y iGas.o 15s Co Fld"th + r[ sssn9SsT Rssas ! c. g.
AND oTgEEs.
Boston, Mass.
ii' . e. .r, ,'%Tin ,d TO- Meeki yne y' r"''Sr
AN OTHERS.
/ Also, All Wholesale Druggists at
Chicago, Illinois,
st. Louis, Missouri,
Detroit, Michigan.
louisville, Kentucky,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Buffalo. New York,
AND
Druggists, firoccrs. siorckecprTs and Re;
tailcrs generally, in all Country
Towns aud Villages
IN the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Steel Elowg,

F3CEg4 : IUVWA4
TUST RECEIVED. the largest and best Stock et
ID ~TEEI. PLtNsSrEer offered in this ts.arkI, Among
: hi, may be found the fuiIoniug.
Gill's celebrated Combination tce I'low.
Gilrs Double tee Plow.
GlTs =" Subsoi teel Plow.
I.agonca Works all teol Plow.
I;o,sert's CinpinHati all teel IfIow.
Robert 5 Columbus all teel I'Iow.
Single and Double hovel Plows, Sc, sc.
'hich viii be sold M9nufacurer's prices for CASH
Mar I4'Go- iF (. c. Gil AMFERI-AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

Sixth Report soldicra' Aid Society Of Delaware
Couaty uh.o.
HoSgIrAL STORES SENT 70 rtffsSA NTFARY coH
MISSION, CINCINNATI, July l5Tu, $50.
3 pillows; 80 pairs pillow Slips comfort;
quilts Is pairs sheets; 20 pairs drawers; 46
shirts; pairs slippers; Il bed ticks cush'
lens fer waundosl limbs: 81 iowei-; S furnished
pin cushions; G2 haudkerehels; l pair pants;
| dressing gown; bar soap; 36 cans fruit;
lint, bandagcs and old cloth.
IL SPITAL STORES RECEIVED FROM TIE DEI.A-
WARE RUN SOCIETY.
: pairs sheets; pair pillow slips / pair
seeks; l shirt; , dressing gowns; s haadler-
chels; cushions, and bandaScs.
RECEIVED FROM BOXES CREEK AID SOCIETY.
4Pilowy; ; pairs pillow slips: sleelsi !
b:eI Tick; , shirts; towels; lint aud bandages-
CAsu RECEIPTS.
Contri4a' ion2 in the Baptist Church , -
DO in 81. Pau!s Methodist 10 %
ID in 81. Peters Episcopal u 90
do in - Presbyterian 2G p
COLLECTION at Mr.. Chidlaw's Lecture 38 81
Total SIP SO
:. Vi. KILBOUBN,
Treasurer l.. y. 5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Wanted,

ANY number of individuals to call and exam
n he the snpurnrlty III tone, nish and lfe-like tx
preston Of the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken y
VGAITF-s GALLERY They areadmiredby very ou
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Pure White Lime,

my d ;las Scj,to Hire near Sulphur
Statio7t the NFf{asd M ftap 4 I'ittsbr7y Rail
road and nlIes West Of DELAWARE. Quo.
AsURPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has been extensively use several years
and universally considered
Tn? Best Lime in the State.
twill be dctTe-cd on tho cars 4 thr $ MI V & r =
r.. at t.,y Switch, Shen desired.
Al orders aldressedto the undersigned wllrcccive
prnmt attention RICHARD COINlN,
sept. 90. White Sulphur, Dulawa. Co. q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
As n Family PhysIe.

From Dr. z. ". CdriIUTight, Neg Orleans.
Your Pills the prince Of purges- Their excellent
qualities surpass any eatkartic possess. They
mild but very certain and erctual in their action the
bowels, which makes them Invaluable to Us in the daily
treatment of disease.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

Excelsior Clothes VTTiRger.

FIuE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TOCAlL THE Af4ENrI0N
OF efhouse-keypers TO the fact that he is the author
ized agent in this county for the sale ot T. 81. Put
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

TO which they would respectfully invite the
attention of their patrons and the public in
general. June 20 'G2:tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

The Public Schools Of our town viii open
on Monday, Sept. slh See advertisement
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Dissolution of Co-partnarshin.

UTHE CO-PARrNEfsII!P HERETOFORE FXISTING IN
1 the Grm # STHr & TRUE, is tins day dissolved
ny mutual cpuE Ali accounts ana notes due the
above fl must be setteS without delay.
c. ". ErAHL,
G. W. TRUE.
Delaware, Ohio, March 1I.h, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

HENRY r. COTAR.-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Her-
mia disappear rapidly.
ECKER y SToVYFER, Druggists.
Windsor, AID.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

ol otva manufacture, which pronounce by
peteTl Judges ENcgIL all othvr Pianos maHufactu
red. piait, FTttS Of all kinds mac 10 urd0r thc
shortest nctic, and warranted 10 suit Old Instruments
repaired aud mide good new.
An orders frrrn the country promptly attended to
Rsy- NEW ANp POPULAR siHIT MUSIC constantly r,
otivd at his Music Store Sandusky street, OpPsc tie
Ni.hams Il Lsltiulcr Block
IalaNare, o. IRc. 10. lScI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Lime | Linel LiTneI
Competition the Life of Trade

IJAVING understoodthatc ether perties aresell
II ing hfne at H9YaindIlg lower rates than myself.
havcdetcrmined On reducing my prices, and hereby in
form my old cus;oters ard he pp that shall sell it
low eau he had Inc Vicinity, while Ehey may
rely npOn genngfulI neaEuEe and sNperior aric!s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
From Dr.. Easgard Boyd, Bdtim9re.

DEAR BRo. AVER: cannot yoa 1-sat complaints
Sve cea with your pills better than say all HGt
luiI llgdtirs Bis,ljcie. place great epel-
deace efectnal cstlarte il my daily contest with
disease, and believing do that your Pills afurd the
hest we have, Of course value tlcn highly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
BOATS, HOTELS, SC. 4a.

Caution To prevent the PUBLIC from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PeFAifioPs ImHqtipns, a new label has been
prepared, bearing .fpesnRHe Of the Proprie,
tors Siguature. Examine each bottle, box or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but :COstar's.
Re75~ Sold Erery,shers-by
All Wholesale Druggists in the large eitiqq.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
The Gunboats.

The iron-clads are beginning to lose
their prestige since they were whipped
last week on the James river. One OF the
Richmond papers remarks of them
Indeed, when the history of this war is
reviewed it will be found that the chief
service the enemy has gotten from his
gunboats has been to frighten bad officers
and worse troops into surrendering posi-
tions which they might have continued
to hold. Nowhere have the gunboats eff
fected either real damage or extensive
slaughter. Port Royal was taken by the
heaviest ships in the navy, coming up in
deep water. AT Donelson the gunboats
were smashed; at Island No. 10 they did
no harm; at Drury's they were beaten by
three guns. Fortunately those guns had
the crew Of the Merrimac to work them,
and not Yahoos, ignorant Of discipline,
and command, and military business.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
European and Northern News.

RICHMOND, May 20.-The Enquirer of
this morning has extra northern papers
of the 10th inst, bringing English news.
The prominent subject of discussion is
the rumored English and French inter-
vention in American affairs.
The Paris correspondent of the N. Y.
Herald, writing on the 10th April last,
says that notes have been passing between
the two (French and English) Govern
ments within the past week, relative to
intervention in American affairs. There
is no doubt that the Emperor still says,
no!
The Enquirer says editorially, "our ex-
tracts from the late European intelligence
received at the North, indicates on the
part Of England and France disposition
to interfere for the restoration of peace
on this Continent. The feeling exhibit
ed is altogether in favor of acknowledge
ing the pretentions of the Confederate
States"
Lincoln has issued proclamation de-
| claring the blockade at the Ports of Beau
fort, Port Royal, and New Orleans, shall
SO far cease and determine on the first OF
June, that commercial interests with
these points, except as to persons and
things contraband Of war, may from that
time be carried on, subject to the laws Of
the United States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
The Fate of Richmond.

The people of Richmond have nobly
determined to save their city from the
Lincoln vandals, or perish midst its ruins.
The Dispatch says:
The next ten days may decide the f;te
OF Richmond. 1t is either to remain the
Capital OF the Confederacy, or to be turn
ed over to the Federal Government as a
conquest. The Capital is either to be Sc
cured or lost-it may be feared not tenn
porarily-and with it Virginia. Then, if
there is blood to be shed, let it be shed
here; no soil Of the Confederacv could
drink 1t up more acccptably, and none
you'd hold it more gratefully. Wife,
family. and friends are nothing. Leave
them all for one glorious hour to be de.
voted to the Republic. Lie, death, and
wounds are nothing, if we only be saved
from the fate of captured Capital and 9
inundated Confederacy. Let the Govern
ment act; let the people act. There il
time yet.
II fate come to its worst. let the ruin
OF Richmond be ~ rHost iusriug mUuu
Inent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
The Battle of Armageddon.

The war correspondent Of the Mobile
Register writing in reference to disafl'ec-
ton among the Kentuckians and Ten
nesseeans at Nashville. says:
The discomfort among the Kentuckians
was increased by a sermon preached in
Nashville by the Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, the
author of "Armageddon. or the United
States in Prophecy" You may remem-
Der the work, and that the authors study
of the Prophecies led him to the conclu-
sion that the great battle of "Armaged-
don," spoken of in Revelations, would
be fought about this time in the Valley
OF the Mississippi. He referred to the
same subject in his sermon in Nashville,
and told his hearers that the battle would
take place by the Goth of June-that the
Federal host would be overthrown and
dispeised-and that their dead carcases
would make "all the land TO stink" An
effort was made by officers present to
stop him, but the soldiers, who were deep
ly interested, would not allow it to DO
done.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
The Prospect of the Crops.

we continue our extracts from georgia
papers:
MY. Since orr last issue we have taken
some mains TO inform ourself rs to the
condition of the wheat CROP in This coun-
ty, and ale gratified to learn from our
planters (quite q number of whom we
have seen and conversed WITH that it has
improved greatly within the past ten
days. The rust, or mildew as some of
them call il, which, from the continuous
rains, made its appearance few weeks
ago in almost every field of wheat in tho
county, threatening to destroy the crop
outright, has been arrested by the genial.
sunshiny weather with which we have
been blessed for two weeks past, and the
stalk and blades for some distance below
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
European Intelligence.

The London Times of the 9th ultino,
considers the check of the Federal adj
vance at Shiloh, equivalent to Confed-
erate-victory, and finds in it confrma-
ton of its opinion that the military diff,
culties of the North would be but just
begun with its attempts to invade the
Cotton States.
The steamer rubal Cain left Liverpool
with a heavy cargo of arms and ammu,
milton.
The Times speculates on the prospect.
i've fate of the negro population of tho
South, and in any result Of the war, sees
for them only slavery, determination or
expulsion.
A weekly journal, established to advo
cate the Confederate cause, will soon ap
pear in London,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
Affairs at Mobile.

The following is an extract from re-
cent Mobile letter, published i'll the Sa-
vannan Republican:
Considerable change in affairs since my
last. New Orleans has fallen, and we ex-
pect the internal Yankees over here
daily, as they are reported to have sailed
from that city day or two age. Some
believe they have gone to Lake Ponchar-
train; but as they are sneaks, we may
find them upon us at any hour. We will
give them pretty good tussle when they
come, and think somebody will be hurt
OH their side before they get up to our
city. Gen. Forney, in command here.
intends to defend the city. He is fight
ing man, and an experienced military Of
6cer. He is not entirely well of wound
in the arm, lately received in battle,
while leading an Alabama regiment Our
gunboats are prepared, and keep up
steam continually. So you may hear
shortly of hot work, as we'll as weather,
down here. We are not ''impregnable,"
as other cities and fortified posts have
been, but we can show pretty good hand
and will fight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
The Lincoln Rule in Nashville

Charles, Ready, who formerly represent.
ed the Fifth District of Tennessee in the
United States Congress; Joseph o. Rye,
cashier of the Branch Bank of Tennessee
at Columbia; Major William Ledbetter
and D. D. Wandel, of Murfreesboro'
have been arrested for treason, and are
now confined at Nashville
Andy johnson, the Military Cover.
nor" has informed the directors of the
State Bank at Nashville, who gave up the
assets of the institution to the Confeder-
ate leaders, that they must make return
of every cent of the amount which be-
longed to the State. The directors are
wealthy, and have large interests III and
around Nashville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
aay- We have accounts of the deplors

Gag We have accounts of the deplora-
BILE condition of the East Tennessee rene
gades now in Kentucky. They are not
allowed to enter the Federal army unless
for three years, and such of them rs re-
fuse are not permitted to return, but put
to labor on the roads, halffed, under a
strict military guard. If we ever wished
the poor deluded and deceived creatures
harm, the desire would lie fully gratified
with the punishment they are now receiy-
ing at the hands. of their Federal task
masters. A man recently returned from
the Kentucky border, whittier he had
been to reclaim son, reports many of
the renegades as nearly naked, and that
they breathe terrible threats of vengeance
against the men who deceived and be-
trayeo them into their present miserable
condition should they ever succeed in
getting back to East Tennessee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
A Hint to Deserters.

We learn that the Federals have re.
Gently arrested and carried off several
men who had deserted the Confederate
army at Fort Pillow and returned to th cir
homes in Dyer county. Some of these
traitors to escape their merited fate, of.
fered to join the northern army, but the
prompt response of the Hessians to this
kind proposition was an indignant refu-
sal, with the suggestion that. any man
who would desert one army would desert
another. So lot the deserters look sharp"
Appeai
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-05-23
Movements in Washington.

A Washington dispatch, dated May Q,
to the New York Herald, says:
The Union men and so called National
Democracy are industrously organizing
for the municipal election here. The
National Democracy cloak their secession
sympathy under allegations or antipnthy
to Abolitionism. The Union men pre-
sent support of the Administration and
-.,>ai,a4ananna Of the Union as the only
issues. The latter will nominate Richard
Wallack for Mayor. The National Dem.
ocrats would not have presumed to revive
their organization if pretext had not
been afforded by the mad ultraisms of the
radical Abolition faction in Congress,
whose assaults upon the Constitution are
everywhere terminating the de!unct De.
mocratic party, as we'll as giving encour-
ageinent and vitality to the rebellion.
The following no ice was read from the
clerks desk Immediately after the adj
journment OF the House to-day;
There will be meeting of the con-
sentative members of Congress in this
hall tomorrow, Saturday, May 10, at two
o'clock P. NJ. All conservative members
from all the States are invited to attend,
to consult together as to the best means
to defeat the schemes of the Abolitionists
and Secessonists."