The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-09-12

VTas NswsN

"TAs News"
We have ses s@eant ~ SHehoA% AeS
reports ,his week .eqae gesASNc. esAeS%
col, tsi oil ct tAe pApet SASseesy'fAAAst SHhA4'st
ist 10 em esNss
rsea es,esa tAe sse.t S,A,t AASstseH.
Soc eetes efSPet5sv eA@ I'si,cstsa. '-4iiheN,t,
With sess@ya isA tAec%'Ast 4.hf,t {, 'isi'tte.
sssssll tb4 al!tslt w as US .sitl Ne We
Sss,At aea,is, e',tl Si}',e.h 3 t'5,r, q SRI
sss ACKNOWLEDGMENT y' ss,,SSess ,-sY,d
.ssS 9Th a,Atss,,An, n,a 7S,,,.ESta h-has
~ ssssg Ssi, (fyr ,fstest rsSSs's N5m
<la spSeSD.S, rSktsessY JSs, $50 Se,Sc
co,lna"@s OF Ger -EeSs e5+-i--. q save
cssssd 'ty esssATso ,-c,cfr -rut- E.
l.s.s.s.,i N.Ie, - G 4t2es &c 7s''eys> G ~
ies' FhSc ot-as>r- w., i- ,-s,~-'-',,
-,sss, o. na- Az e,.--c 5- $50
i;'s,.st.ss,,' ots $50, .--aSf,s,v c'rr. a
o>S Sfg-als.ls frS-sot oi FS-,l, F'-sl
2bssee. Ca. ,~,s-H -;-'-- % 1---5 a,
M, "a -si1s,, o-- -,,,~t iif-.,-tl- 81
pod s.,,!s s--s9.lsss-- -. 4aS-,37s a,sF~-,
ne LtoatssSssss.> cst,9c' 7rlls4,, e.,
haii dossls lsplss -aA,s o,'s1t-4 az ss-4cs
aiIns,ee5 g, ,sfseses I'D IN = s's,a4 ) , {, e,yss
40 lesst = isss =er.iv s,>e,ss7, ava 9,asss
frepofis, ia s;aes =ss Caifseeeassss r.
unlim6s,itsl- TEN, -ens D. scar ae,
seat, af fesSsS=i ),ps'ers -trsEaI--, -Lrs.-
coin anu vr-- T. lszrrrrc zea = ySssl.,
.ngoun l'iiIs -cei Esu-1l issoc q p Elr7ss.sG
Is Il, iu1v hsssv sea -Eio,gl, Iuc7, -rIrIi1,
the snlr.r j lo-re IrnirsG .iirn and zu.
ricuaIy Fset,r Sg,nPsvnIr In lirti.,,r.,,,-
iencs Inn sss-e-r->v'iIiCc n tina NI1-.r Ii
visicua ant zirr--Gr7EsnliIs ma s,l-Iirlr.r II
iesruir Il -Ils;IIEF liIs piags NJ un1rhttn,e.
and the manifestations rnna@n.tsr.i,yr lr-
dicate The siis,r1rniH " 6 1ea-5I.l ,s'r.l.l-
ton NJ vcr'5 II 1I,sr rlrns- 4 sr.ir -te
tide has ,gru@,:- -ns TunrEr cIouat i..f-
enveloped tie -915s:ssrT.cr tisar- .1--s
ago have lifted t-1 -ss- :e:e1s>3- so9
the auspicicua ds5-a-f q - zle-4o-s
erd is bursting in,o 75sH- Te-Pcrt,Y d.
asters TO our arms re mar hare sgsin,
greater sacrifices to make. hszg.er r.lTs-
uoas 10 be endured, thousands mare gzi.
h,: men muo, fall but the resol. is no
tcrss- r-oblsmatical. 1, ia certain as fate
and s1ei as the stars OF heaven. Let all
ee thsukfal 10 Him under whose shelter.
ing WIG our victorious legions are daily
nafchirE % success.
The reports from the West We are al
1cst AFRAID 20 believe. They represent
saat Gen. Kirby Smith. Immediately after
the battle Of Richmond, in which he
achIe7s3 L signal victory, took up tho
line Ct march il the direction oe c;nsin-
aati The battle Of Richmond, Ky. was
fought on Saturday, the 30:h. The dis.
lance to Coyirg,on and Newport. oppo.
site Cincinnati, is under 100 miles. Thus
j: will be seen that Gen. Smith had time
70 do what is reported reach the Ohio,
capture Covington and Newport. and
demand the surrender Of Cincinnati We
shall anxiously await a confirmation of
the electrifying news.
From Middle Tennessee, we have moth
ing Of startling interest. Gen. Bragg's
army passed Sparta last Friday. the men
in high spirits and anxious for the fray.
The Federals evacuated North Alabama
some days since, and were reported hur-
rying in the direction Of Nashville. We
presume the military governor has made
straigb, shirt-tail for Lincolndon ere
this.
A bad state Of affairs is said to prevail
IN Fentress county, conflicts of deadly
character, between the Southern men and
Lincolnites, being Of almost daily occur.
renee.
All Of interest that has reached US from
the direction OF the Mississippi, will be
found in our columns The Fort Donel-
son prisoners arrived at Vicksburg a few
days since. 1t is stated that an entire
regiment Of Indianians refused to be OK.
changed, declaring themselves as having
had enough Of the war.
The Chicago papers represent Southern
llilnois and sone counties Of Indiana as
strongly impregnated with "Sescesh Sen.
ament'" and that the feeling is widening
and deepening every day.
From the Gap Wa are without definite
advices, An improbable report has oh.
tanned circulation that, day or two ago,
one OF the halls starved renegade regi-
ments at Cumberland Gap, had slipped
down to Big Creek Gap and blockaded it.
We presume there is no foundation for
the report.
From Knoxville, we learn that carpipg
at Kirby Smith has pretty we'll ceased.
and What shall be done With the To-
riesf" is the all-absorbing question now.
Our Knoxville friends are always on the
extremes-either in the dumps, or riding
horse seventeen feet high.
Further particulars from Minnesota re-
port the Indian outbreak in that State to
De OF more formidable proportions than
~ hrst anticipated. Hundreds have been
KILLED and the inhabitants of the border
1anists and villages are fleeing in every
direction.
Foreign news by the last steamer with
out special interest.
LA1.a,--wednosday evenings mail
hrsnss later and more important intelli.
ssnee from the East. Gems. jackson and
1ongstreet had crossed the po,ouao and
were at the Rat., VI .'"S oH'