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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

VALUABLE AND HE1sIJTC EAnan
or P:yN HUNDRED kgkt: ~ ~ SyLTtiuf
HANOVER. on The 7IaGihf@ aS' CtHi ~. :aLn
,oap. a HhfCyga c. ri. GIEoT, j: slts1 FROI
FCg Sai.E 1t AsEIlOH, iNoLI1i'u
CROPS, eTOCS, ~, THEREON.
A + the r,cue.. Q; Joseph A. H:Gf.s!i, W :Es:. ,sl !:
"a t.nl,c 6u.t,ar, o. .as p:c:=:sc5. en- I'D :hs
crIrE regRUAET, !sG!, e: u o'c:ncs, a. !: Fir, II 90.
~. re-. fair dny ;ber.sf er, he 5eAuil!ai PsEn cs!s;
Tsc0SpECr uILl," o. EE.ch u. Hlc2aelt ao- relies.
cont.inin. sbori ~ acses, e po: Az SrTvey {. ~L:ch vi
- '-Sih::.d q: ;he h.I: c: sais. .. :a.a :1ja.ns TIE
i.,S- NJ as:,:s. ". r. W!clhs2, W. y. H!-s;o:, Y. Z. Cn:c'
81, ;isrry C:jy srd c:hErs. AboE; SD acres are opc1
Ind a!lico nas =2en!t seye.ll bed, ?. ::ncr.-'i, scd 40
80, 4. AZ or. 81 growth fr>7 .h!cH -!Ifgr aa.nti: us
:g,. :i-s aa4 "oc5 may &c cat. Y: - s:ssle !-Ec,
-5tcb !, eaa,l. % ary IN Ia. n.!s hhostc ICED, ;he:. are 1r5 scrs4
Z .ae low g5orac., vel: drained aad .ef:ilc, alspted to
y. growth o. s7a:,. TLe dwelling ass s heE addition 10 L.
aat contains above "a. rs:easu: eight Eoeos. TIE !Gc2.
Is 2:ov e.bi:i 60. &, hea:Eiues-, uEd j "a oes-t;r! 81
,nT In Ea.:era Ti-s;5is cof:=.=eng al -::.Lced view Q:
Ire .urroundipg COUNTY, sai o! the Ce:tSti ha::rord 70.
aoou. e.gt, miles. II &. ucEcce'sSEy 70 say r=cru n r.
Ioect 10 this estate, hct :: Is respectfully itsEyes;ri iaat
p.:scps dlsposed 70 purchase Will esaTirc Re fisc=, usLh
Iii; or shown them oy Mr.. Hin.G-iG After ire asie "
the land, all The ~2s.iahabie property c. &c. place AZ as
sold. eoos!stIng Q. the csep: ofCo.p, HsJ, Pctde., stac2c,
Inc s.ocE OF Horses, Mules, Cattle ,!!Ecs:, &C., End Ia Fa:c.
Icg Irc;.nents ard Household F:raiture.
Tsals :xxEo r the l1rd, o1e-;hi:I cssn, palacee a sac
and tx years, for beds, bearing Interest, Ucu..i 10 i
trust deed. EoE rae p%eri,heh!e ss;1;., ell SUES unde: go
cash, over that enouot, ak loIth. credit, for fpprovst
eado,=d a~esoistls paper. The take, er ;is "a. :er
th, year 70 bs p..a ;: .e 7=rchs::..
aoDD!N Z APstIsoS,
Feb 1-cHti.. Agc:.oaet!H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

EisEs=F.
- cos,eqcc2:s - ou- aa.!lx a. g&I e1s:. lex rster:s!s,
= sc ATE %comprtiGL to n1o.i ;i= CAEiI sgst=E n t-
prosecution o; DC: business: ami ci+-rs 'or Fhosa, dEs:-
iagi, &C., viii have - Ice a-au..; aai-i by n. ;I.n.Y &c
ensure rhclF o5av1;!7T. HtG. WATT L ca.
Il,r Si-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
IL rrLE L :. L L 4. 4LGr,sME

fCstE1t sALE. UF sN.fD. SEVtI.i at'I
~ KING WILLIAM COUNTY
M IT,. 81 - d prhlc!y, % :avS0s|, tie ~ IT'D OF
~ fEEHuARE .c,t, ii .A,-. II ao.. tee n-Et :hf J.y
;tsres;i4.. .s5t >c::Hs.rstie fn.a. ka@Sn - "tC|.s.
uiLL,' cHr..y-hZ spEl scEss, b. :s= saS.e, zs:s % LEES,
with s,".: G~r!.:.ys, aid ~, rthsr nae-H1sf2 ou: a8''s's!-
ait-r tho ale :! i=aG. sH! 60 sold sH- pc-.tto:e tr0r"'tT,
.!crs.s, Hoy-, s.ecp .aa Ca:'i-, W.:a. Mlchise, Cs''.sro
al! Harness., IorIe:o!: and Z: ,!Irn sarrit-fe, f.rTainS
~ JIGn-ni., 81.
T..a.-s.r tho ...l c!,ste, sae laird csst. u,iasee liz
rrJ equal tl.tsifneL.a ci D3e aDc i~o ysrfI hD.Ga WIZ.
nsp.JYc2 p.Isonsi security. l.i.c ~reLIn.j I.'i u.c 'a''
,,ssG.eEt III n:at=. 20. tie perish sbi, property, :oT fcSs
oftn end rcu.r cash. cv.- hat az.-a;, liz rioh... credit,
aiiS saSd pri-caa' 54cci.tJ. =. aiE'..'H,
I'm pal-.nNa 81 ~ 1skp..SI.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

Tx sAs.tATnE. CuGhEf :f:AI
kaOT. - "aI'CdIhS." Oh TAE CANAL. Man
~ "IE E2si- .ulR. k::n mIrIl: C.iE VIII. Of
E.CHriVSG, FOR SALE At ACTION.
I -as 2sQarS; oftE: cwE-r. III. ESye GsIGhe:. sc sE-l!
q sci d, pchi:c suc.oE, on The p..:a,E : or mt .sua!.
81! E@D:agty, i-"3, A. !. r~c!ic:, H., ;t.t TsiuaeIs County
.aa;, !cest"G "a atoTH, aj,oia.a: :h= i.Rcs 6f Hr.sr"-
ii.a..! sAg.i, ari SG,;5f, c"::.:a.r- .HJu. 20 dc.e.,
WnicE ~ he =a3a. 'ii+:. into ca: sS'-ils- ra:Ss:s u ap".:
q scE5s es;". CaGue 1f ne !oii there u +. r"n!crI.'!:
pv, !irE NaJic. together ri:E ali ;Es u.c.l oe:soIs~s.
.ucn ss Earn. stable, h!Cn-p. g. Tn-Es Is on us canal q
rsiaa.ir S;3Gs tgc:ry. opened = tcr J-r:t sSo Al GT-,.
espcc.c. - es:h 10, .te.r = = G:autI::! teii:!aS IL;
a:l ~ Two .! tacIa there arc NC sp..ns5 Cne o; he
To-. i ---,!-d Ia Wheat, ari other Sc: .r Clover AID GsGNH.
Tie !=r:: :y Ct tie Isn't: e pr3T"rit7l. hcias c: we'd "ia:.
a.! cSu1! 70 any aiming land On Jane. E:v-:. Iii. &C..
icr tia. u, vsip1ri- = body of land, wilma % short : di~'
;,ace Of Tic ely, i p:oc:h: Into asrkei, ar! scnc- i-:r
ti.Gi.S ..."c.ivn !: called 10 the sc!n th.::ot.
TFh:3-uat.!orr;n r=.h, b.isacs 4, ., u aad - ;ca";!H's
fr E.,,stisrls T.,rs. ia:Grgst cGiet. sscLrc. ~ a ,:c':
del. Tar ;a-Is e. I'D: 70 be ra;dSv ;se p-IcEac'r.
Jan. oJ-ti GoDDIS & Ap9EESDE, tuci..
IuSrpcSs : ESr-;: lon..suSncc g; the T.Il. -.
ABOVE asI. r:a ~5o.'rcacd 10 TnURSp.T .sIt, l. :l5l
February, lStI, 1t tee tsn. boar.
F+,:..; IO1nIS I trrEcSG.;, hCc.a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

ai::-s en- THE CORNER CO Git hHc C-SAi.
STREETS FUR - LIZ At ACCTIVS.
TjiiL be sold Etluctiol. on HE premises. o. MEDALS
w Day, the ii.a c, F,brus:y, 1902, II Hail P.s.d Z.
II , tkcso ,~o exerllen: and vel! built HcG>".. !scs'?d .:
tcoY., ore Of which Is occupied by 81. Tsetrc, b''g'orr
nen:. ar ia yaoi rsrs!., and ruei s.-st foE TIC accblnrir-
darloa .: d large family. They srs located GEiir sc1'
v:Uit.: % sg.ic-:s, sDd are &c &: Improving ra:t - t!2
city.
T.ay-Grc.iGl calh; l.isnac Al 6, -, i -" II
%-9G:.,, ~. negotiable no:e.. ir'eses; sG2ci. SC'"'vtQ
;r-s: deed, O. ;:s!s s-ts:aed. Th- taxes az 'EaSTG;'cF -
j,s. % pc paid IS :hc 2Gtensss!1,
~ y--.., GCDUIS = tfIj.espN, Atirir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

NATcED.-S young taEn, =hose hes.th hss proved
~ !~n;rtss:ent tar the army, "ho has had to.ee year,
!1:,7.s::a:s;D MILITARY Tactics, and rTo Jes:s a student
II : :ahac t2>tl, p-.-s;. family, or re;ghoorhecd school.
hS:s f:-c-+s: "a ie:ch Latin, creek French, GatheSat
CURED. Ads. =. "Tcach--," Fife. Eos;-otEcs, Gooehland
Sy:-.y, Tl-..-.:. Feb 4-cst.
N%ETE;E-A ,nall ROOM, furnished or rnfaraiateI,
- a IN: cr.:Ikl par; OF the city. 20. s:sfI . liberal
i..:= ell - pt!j. Address sox 7,sai, Eichaesd.
fr3 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

S1fSiWEEEsSE hTEtf.-We have &c. 7.;c :
y sueli supply OF -cs? alse, highly cnncca.:a:sa STAY.
berry sy-:p, made ~ ousse!7eS, In :be -:oat ce!e:r, =a2.er,
tro1 fscsh, ,i2c fruit, end fdily Possessing ;dr!T ~GHdrh:::!
Favour. I, Is liTsntas2ou,ly used K ls1our!a: ICES. c3,-
.a=i.. -. MEADE & BAKER, Ph.rin"ccais1.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

I,lLtsiT pkDbi.EsI Wy itr TSSt' - ~ "t
:.T.i RIVER, "a TiE TGWe: OF MANCHESTER.
4 the r.gue.t 9. Mrsn-. W. Il. I:acks aud tuGseT
q jcG.I.en, Trustees III Z :Ia: 90 s5i.,. ::oaI Joseph
BruI.rsail. 80 sha!! sell ~ pu,iia A1ct."u, "a ihc preoise':
&c TUESDAY,, :he G+!i daI OF February. i-@s, 1t ="
o'c!ce:, ", ~ ltiuubic Isis on the %on.h ti!o % j.c,s5
s.T.:, cppcoi;c 70 tho city II Iich:Sond. IL Il" 'o"n -
~. i.e.,rr, kaowa Us R!shElond c;'Y Mii,g, or b:UNmriIs
Off, Silks, fyTrae.iy s!:ss'S NILS. II: alils contain J"
pair IN i=at EreIcn Ba.. s;one;, and I'll The machine?
&c: 5cI,!aS End p;icr ri. poses, s'e oiths beet H1aH;? 81"
r:oGe1a ulaEc. Tns Eiiii. ere capable OF turs:'. cSt f.ofr
400 - 40 barrels ~ riacr per diem. Tkty ~, PROPELLED
ky ~ Snri. ~-t-r 2c-cr !:crh the ''Y:-, ~h!:S sever
ivi,: sri. Re ~".ir' ahceis sc cTer.saot 49,. feet diaiae'
ts.. 1iay s7g irc Lied ~ r. Gc.5 ol liic.SiitE, Tith cI--
"e.2T1 i2E ressIT.@. sh-as !:1a4 ua T;::: sE: shipping
5o.: ir"G1 thc M:l!1. The G,<rtioa u the lakhc Is rSE
:i7:.s.iy eaii"1 &c tbs Eae. s,!t Is :7t:eT-i ;h2: ;ae.- Ni',s
! cHeI ?ecSi:. .jTsutsEs.. t. irf:1i:s altpoeeG - ea,h'.L
| :: ~ =:!!i.ny, or eI: ";h-: a:S3uf.ctSriaE sSl'bS-4, ~
H., co1slruutcn Of lie ouiid!Ds readers; 1t easily :"nTs:i''
T:;sj-C.. GHh c..a. tc:aace 6: g.. p, is aad 81
rcn;h.. Ter a-s9ti.ble oe.as, ;ater:;; added, se:J:ed " =
iTu.; d:ri. ana ss-isn...nt aaI ~l:.:.aEcc rc!:c!e:. lhG
| ta=:: and :s::rgncs or fts te be p:Ii oE Tie !ur'
IS. oe-e5r4dl;a GGDDI; : ArPERsoN, hG,''.
Ft:.: - EE AZ fHHLI1 Z tGftGis.
| rESD C:EcIt:. tire 2,yncE: o. ee;tA!r heaa'"ae ito.
& ThcG. Clark Of px;les.., 10 \. g. ar.r;t. sEj s~cci:7rdpy
De-: a.ly recorded "a ;Sc Clerks ot1:e .; .aad county,
81 ~. IL r..orsaass =;ih me provisions Of sAIi led, pro
c.c: 20 ali. ~ SaiGr D;T G: My, l:@2, 'h.! valuable
Grs-: .: :ent fa,~n ~ Mari-Ea!'n:. ,Ac isto .F.:icrrce
81 =. K. :;..rei:.
-ti; c.:.:: 1. loch'ci ca TogzIGy', Cr-s:. in sight
ci Gor. s.i.c., n!o=t .f:c: mice below :~7E:o"9, ari coz
| tain, ssou: .icu9 HCSpREp ACRES 0; Land. .ne.hai;
cleared ard tie balance u t.Eat:i, TgG @:'eisI "-'
| .porac.ns "a 1IRrl. &: hsf 81 II . new ana tp"c."c.
| L~srEss mouse, 7;i, al aecessnrJ on'IhoGss-, Ia s"ch re-
calr; sat sber: tx ;Eons md Foreclosures, wn:en iii b.
i; fi;l bca,!ss this spri1g. IL: ;.%it to tbs properly ls
acca.,ioak3is. but iai'iug az TTus:se l 'Gaii co='ty Vhiy
such title d. q yrsted IL re.
.at reasonable lime siV=a - ;sy tee r-,ida". AIJ further
.nto:rc::on rcG.!:ed By .DJ pr::Cn Si.a'"E - iG;.aar-'
can Obtain :: by srp!?irG 20 D.. j. u. c-if-:tA q via
STAFFORD &. cuoKy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

NOTICE.. EoEpCici YJ'siEE!
TiiH 20 eEp!oy twenty-five ~GLacksMIJE q ana
I :Teb.;-ETe TilEFLsiGHTs 20 =cre for La Army OF
tic ;r;c;-ae 1t CT n-a. Ec1a.sas S:Etioc- L!5rr:l wages
p.il :os GOOD rorkmso. ALFRED 81. t.Ss0UR,
Gaicf Sua:;.rnrGc. f.:5n.s p.airics,
l.-t-r-1l,, Tan ia .rd1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

FSEi INK SsHaKD-Q. Ira :.ta CT
. December las; n ::rrk, IzRrScI =. =. DAYS, Nh
CiGSS *, -G3 lost tomc~f-.e oE ihc -.r:,.i, fic.a-
81: ~ Ma.nssE5 S:cL:a=.
AEe3S5 ard bag:sEe s.a3:e:E iii rica4s JOCK c.: ice aa!d
!:rG2, and 4 icuud ..!.: - J.LUCiCs ELSEs,
jsa. Si-dGciT ;nS 1I2, Ec: ncad, Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

IMPROVED WEE5iHE fE1E-
z AN THE INTE.TGR Os kN IMPROVED HEE0ING
Il HOE. as;eD:ch lIcT. III. 1861, Tor which I desire 70 es-
tshnIah e .ianrise:o.= n Richmond, CT so1c ocI6' conT.-
nien: poia;--co=, IL practicable. CT shea the =sr |. oTs..
Aay one wishias 20 snslfs n ssch sn e%a:erP:ize cea zee
ne, f7 tA- aeTs tao or .STce dsJ5, q. No. ., EIcsshse
Hotel, or address re q. Coi--bis, Als.
Jsa 2f-a.s COLUMBUS A. Roc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

EIricE rs ksEiEGE t:IEG:@ EaAT
~ Application vi. b" 9,&: - .l. - E.iiraL. ir-e ,c-.
aoh Tr.a.sny OF tae aarrSTS' EG.: 81 .:=..r;E. 20. the
renewal CT E:,io -. 6,+"&. IL. ::Ts2::- -. r:..:. Of
Hs0cr i: I'll" SAID 9-2:. ;r,s"t !Ot. j.'y. iS+T. H. aid
scrip bavirS baF. !. :
Jaa 23-1ElE uciRI Dsi.,I,5T:tiU
1.DCl SE :Asl Il . - ..E.;: ! |. ': S;:!GGi <,
: iN.iE re-t session. * til c:s13! ill -.a.71-7.. c, ;:..
: l.. J:=aa.y: 7s+Y, ed Iii = i.s1E: - =: :..rr--
ta+ch-r, Mia L. !. H:sr, ~h5 Il SGm"a:-c: i"',a-a 81: tee
h-c-cbus =snai;: t"cgat-
The sCJscittrT "ould ii- i, a.: - ;;n,'5a.= 5"a.a ta:a
or iHrc y""I: 'aii-:. 1ha 81. 3a',s.;-i =. .ar c-a r.!.Uy
t=r Enqlt-s ii..i:h-s and NcaG5 III IS; ~E1r;i7.. =. ,:lG ~,
'I' 1900. .-.. ..'---...-...,--.. ID CT
Esr rlT,k:- y-..!rui.5s, sid5a:s
- ~ .iuUDHJt,
Fee '--1-!T i:Jhni, bc.!-a cDc-.y. Tc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
IA Z . L Z NJ 81 J! :: FI az
naVEN AS "ouGwCoD,,' GSE A!LE WEST o.

hsGl1uir'Fl.
=. S-.cI lre acccznodati1s Vi n!IGsT., = fo.r Eer.r
c:l:!Y.- -; 49,. :.o=. :c ct.ce 9: sGs sIr.!3l sc.., =.
~. q c!oai, precisely. kef.est2A!. ":I h- furnished ::
Tie ALE.
.i:c;!a.Vsr1.
81 T-ts j. II. I. ( ao<.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07
: al &: E'%
CAMP ANU HOSPITAL BED,

DRanSy AND CEAisEE VINE,
II 8 quarter cEsEs Dark I'D Fair 3r4ni:' 'Sf"'." H"-''
lty.
- ce.Ga 81. Ju;iea's aad Ma7saas CA.c's.
IL ,tcre, :os Hnie fy
1su QS-dil DUNLOP. HnIoIoIs e ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-02-07

S151EAY KISi S1El;.-J. W. k~:ID0L?D, jfi
Main stree, ee. OF h.oc soTnrei YoiG:ari .: .cv scc
second hsad Ro0G3. il; rsG-iy every department Q! &c.
ratu.e. TbIch G:e eSr:-L - isLf fAi.:. 5l2 "o:sh OF
reeaseis Toiu:ce3 will ." ~sl; .;arra :e!warmsi ~ E--
press o. railroad the & =!:nt Tii os ~ cs os ! {; more; Cor
g. ys1. :.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22
An Eastern Legend.

Some hundreds Of years ago there was
@ great scarcity Of corn in Egypt-the
people were daily pershing OF want; yet
some ayaricious merchants boarded up
their stock until it became worth its
weight in gold. Among these was an old
miser, named Amin, who had filled one
of "Joseph's Granaries." at the last plen-
teous harvest. Day by day, as the famine
wasted his fellow citizens, he sat upon the
steps OF his corn store, specializing on
their sufferings and calculating how he
could make the utmost usury out OF Foods
bounty. At length there was no more
corn elsewhere, furnishing crowds sur
rounded his storehouse and besought him
as charity to give them little food for
all their wealth. Gold was piled around
him-the miser's soul was satisfied with
the prospect of boundless riches. Slowly
he unlocked his iron doors, when, 10! he
recoils, blasted and terror stricken from
his treasury. Heaven had sent the worm
into his corn, and instead of piles Of yell
low wheat, he gazed on fostering masses
of rottenness and corruption. Starving
as the people were, they raised shout of
triumph at the manifest judgment, but
Amin heard them not-he had persisted
in his hour Of evil pride.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22
No Parallel,

Editor Post: The patriots of this, the second
Revolution, in individual suffering. private sacri-
Ace and public humiliation, have not, as yet,
approached q parallel of that which the pat
riots Of the FIRST Revolution underwent in
their struggle for the principles we are now striv-
ing to perpstuste and establish upon an endurin g
basis. For the instruction and coincidence of our
brethren whose minds are 80 unfortunately con-
sttuted as to incline them to visions Of gloom
and despair, as we'll as for the condemnation OF
another class of individuals, rather numerous in
this section, who, from base motives, are ever
carping about the finance, currency, and derange-
ment between supply and demand, 1.-The result Of
the temporary restriction over the commerce OF
the Confederacy, publish the annexed compre-
hensive and significant paragraph, relative to the
Situation" Of the colonies in tho campaign OF
1850. copied from the l5Oth page Of the History
of the United States by that exact and eruditC
historian, B. R. Carroll:
"His (WaShington's) army was suffering from
want and consequently no operations Of impor.
tance could DO undortaken. Congress had mol
the money to supply the soldiers. Bills Of credi,
to the amount of 5000, 600, 900 had been issued
but they were so DEPRECATED IN VALUE THAT
PAIR OF boots COST 5000 or THE CONTINENTAL
MONEY" A.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22
WHO WANTS PROPERTY


r OFFER P0R SALE, IN THE Town OF
II Sweetwster, ons OF the BEST BUSINESS
HOUSES in East Tennessee, three stories high
connected with Il a splendid Warehouse OF same
Dimensions, Also. 9 very comfortable Dwelling,
two stories high, Is BY ~ feet With good build
ing,. ,onuected, such a. Negro house. eDohe-
house, Dairy. &C., &c. Also, a Lot, with good
Stable, Crib, &c. Alec, four vacant Lots, which
are destined to be very valuable. Also, a good
Business House, eight miles Northwest Of Sweet
water, in good country for doing ,busines,.-
Also, EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND in McMinn
county, adjoining the Lands formerly owned BY
james NJ. Browder. I have a No. STALLION
and JACK which can be bought at a fair prics---
All iheproperty can be bought upon time or be
paid for in Bankable currency. My health not
admitting Of continuation Of my business Is the
only reason the property can be bought Persons
wanting particulars can address me by letter or
otherwise. VIM. ii. TAYLOR.
sveetvater, Tenn, June 9, 1S62-2m-fl5
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22
which contains the following from Wash

which contains the following from Wash
ington the 10Th:
The President orders the consolida-
ton of Fremsnt's, Banks. McDowe!Ps
and Sturges' commands into the Army
OF Virginia. under command of Pope
Gen. Banks is recovering. and will resume
his command in few days. Gen. Mccall,
just returned from captivity in Rich>
mond, says he should demand instant
submission by the rebels, or externina-
ton.
- At SiegePs headquarters on the 10th,
scouts from Gordohsvlle. reported that
Jackson's entire army was there.
| A dispatch from Frankfort, KY, the
10th, says james Robinson succeeds Gov.
Magoffin. Mat. johnson is Secretary of
State. Temple, President of the Military
Board. has resigned.
A dispatch from Boston the 10th says
Burnsides' army is at Culpepper c. H.
Gold in the North is worth ll4}. Cot
ton in Nashville is worth 80 for gold, AZ
for Federal notes, and SIS for Southern
currency. Tobacco so cents 10 81 ,25 per
pound. Killikinck tobacco IS cents
Molasses SO to 60 cents.
Gen. Boyle has appointed officers to
seize the horses in Kentucky to mount
his cavalry.
Col. Miller, commanding the post, at
Nashville. has issued an order to the
planters in the neighborhood impressing
1000 negroes for work on Notifications.
Mobile. Aug. ia special TO the hi.
L.. n,aaalo r. lQ.l Nz.tL
ern papers to the 18th have been receiv-
3D.
II is reported that Pope has been hesv-
lily reinforced and is now ready for a
movement on .Gordonsville. Gen. Burn
side is said to be co operating with Pope.
Guerillss are reported to be active on
Green River, KY.
A serious riot occurred at Buffalo. N.
Y, on the 18th inst, between the Ger
mans and Irish. and the negroes. because
the latter underbid them in labor. Two
of the rioters were shot by the police
The Mayor called out the militia. A re-.
newal of the disturbance WAS expected.
The Yankee accounts of the battle of
Tazewel! acknowledge loss of only three
killed and Is wounded, and so prisoners.
They do not. however, claim victory.
A dispatch from Lexington, Mo-. says
that the town of Independence, Mo-. was
attacked by $500 rebels. under Hughes
and Quantrell. After four hours severe
lighting, the whole Federal garrison had
surrendered, with loss of 90 killed and
a large number wounded. There was
much excitement in Lexington in conse-
auence.
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Salt Mine Discovered.
The Natchez Courier SAYS :

The Natchez Courier says:
An extensive salt mine has been discov-
cred in Franklin parish, Louisiana, about
nine miles from New iberia, near the
Bayou Teche. The salt is taken out OF
the mine in Jumps of 200 pounds, raised
by an ordinary windlass. We were shown
some Of the salt last Saturday. 1t has
every quality necessary, and we are assur
ed that the mine. properly worked, would
supply at once the whole Southern Con.
federaoy. The owner is now charging AZ
the mine 4aoents per pound, which is al
extravagant price considering the extent
of the product.
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OFFICE POST ouARTgRMAsTER

kN0IVItLE, TENF., Aug. 2, 1857. (
CHARACTERISTICS ARE REQUESTED
Vt, 70 prevent The shipment OF Leather from
East Tennessee. They are also requested 10 shin
to me at this place all the Leather mado 10 thor
respective districts sending me Railroad receipts.
They arc authorized 10 contract in my namo for
Leather at VI per pound for good Sole, and 81 rs
per pound for good Upper Leather. aud II they
cannot purchase they arc hereby authorised 70
impress H.
Permission will be given 10 manufacturers 10
purchase ani ship Leather. provided they enter
into contracts with me. 70 make II M into Shoes
for the army, TO be delivered to mo IN this place.
at prices 70 be agreed upon.
JAMES GLOVER,
Major and ouhrtsrmsster
Aug H. Iss?-It-T2s -
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my Rspidan River-by some called
Rapid Ann--rises on the Southeast base
Of the Blue Ridge. in Madison county.
and flows between Green and Orange
counties on the right and Culpepper on
tho left, until IL joins the North River
near the Eastern side Of Culpepper, and
about ten miles from Frodericksburg.-
With North River or North Branch Il
forms tho msiu stream NJ Tho RnpPalau.
neck
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

NI L. THE PEOPLE OF THE l4TH CIVIL
w District, McMinn county, Tenn, hereby
invite the attention Of oil lovers Of Education
to the fact Of our determination to establish
High School at Coghill IL miles South east of
Athens, that our sons and daughters may be the
better prepared for usefulness, after the dark cloud
Of a bloody Revolution shall have blown away.
We need not argue the necessity Of Education
now, or allude to the necessity Of postponing the
matter till the war is oyer-that may be too late.
Our children may graw up and be compelled to
grovel in ignorance through life, IL we wait for
the ship Of State to anchor in the haven of peace.
Parents and Guardians throughout the country
are invited to join US in the good work. These
are the inducements:
We have secured the services Of Prof W. A.
NELSON who ia we'll known in lower East Ten
nessee as o successful educator, and who has in
bis possession many valuable recommendation
from the highest Sources certifying his ability in
his profession.
Rates Of Tuition are remarkably low. The
entire course in English, Latin and Greek, taught
The moral Us well as the mental department, will
receive strict attention.
Boarding can be obtained convenient to the
School, at low figures. There are q number Of
Dormitories Mt proper distance from the School,
so that boys who choose can either board them-
selves or bachelor. School to begin the First
Monday in October, 1852, and continue ton
months. l4rH DISTRICT.
Aug %, l8es-tf-128
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To the People Of MoMinn, Monroe
Rhea and Meigs:

J. H. HALE. Of Athens, has been appointed
Government Agent to purchase Jeans, Linseys
and Socks, tor the use Of the army, and the peo-
pie of the above named counties are hereby mott
fled not to sell to other parties than CD authorized
agent. The soldiers mus, be furnished with com
Portable Clothing, and the people are urged 10
manufacture as fast as possible
By order Of Maj. JAMES GLOVER, q. NJ.
d. J. DISMUKES, Agent
p Aug %, 1924
Mr.. Hale will visit Monroe, Meigs, and Rhea
counties in few days, aud will make arrage-
ments as TO places at which Goods can be deliver
ed and paid for-of which due notice will be Civ
on.
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NOTICE.

T,psFIRa OF WILSON JOHNSON. OF
4 Lcsdon,y tennessee, heretofore to wit:-On
tee iotr day-of April, 1881, recovered = jads-
.asnt .gsins. me in the Circuit Court Of MeMinn
ee,n,y, fspsssses, for Five thousand Seven Hun
i.ea ard Pif,y.T,rss To.loo Dollars Since the
rendition o. tho Judgment the following pay
meats have bern maae:-Msy IS, 1881, $500
June 20, 1851, $3.50; June %, 1861, $500; No
vember IS. 1881, $1,000. The undersigned. on
tho 18th day Of June. 1862, made tender to
Wilson 4 johnson Of the balance due them IN
Confederate money, which the said Wilson q
johnson refused to accept This Is to notify
said 6rm that will not pay interest on the re-
mainder due, from and aher the 18th day OF
June, 1852. ELIJAH CATH
July Is, ls62--4t-f22