The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22

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ia6uixe deal more Of harm thNh ood 10 I
Nv nothing Of the general Injustice 81
Their inconiiderAte and ill.srounded Vi
mark. Ten charces TO one. had some
bf them been living IN East tennessee
When NE war nnmenced, instead o. 4
being the pom and Ink chArnpious par
sxcel<nce 81 Southern lghts, they would \
now Is ,teposinR aracefiilIy on Abraham's
bcso IA Or hiding among the caves and
boies Of the mountaihs.s a (. - Il
I TO return: The news from. allspartss Of
n e Confederacy is encouraging. In eve
~ direction the enemy IL being annoyed,
end cptS nm. ana dai,v receiving OVER
wb.lming videnue 81 the madness OF at.
10 hold what little southern
terr;,ory he bas nenetrated.
From Richmond we learn that McClel-
Ian \, running away from his s..base,, on
.be Jim riyer--to reinforce Pope or Burn
side. The Northern papers admit that
.Iackson ,ontoensruied .Pope on the 9th.
ond corfs.. - q ,osa os three tbousand.
t;nsd wounded and Kissing. As usual.
,hov .ov ,hs;r dstea, was effacted Nv anne
r;or n,r,bcr. ,rhe ;Fada,a,. seem 70, haye
E,o,ob, .,e.n.ra,a,v md 20 have inflicted
saro,. H.. -, ~, .,oon. ,pone "a 70.
,r,.d ~, - 4. r,ov;ng On Richmond,
T., a.s.na;n, tv..h;rs,or-,b.t 4. cot.
IT,. -, IN. dss.r.,vs W. .bsIl nrobably
4 have another blast from, Stonewalf in o
few days. He il emphatically live man,
with hair on his breast and brains in his
head, and the enemy firmly believe he
bears charmed lie. If properly sustain.
ed he'll never lose a battle. s..es !, So
The general news from Abe's domin.
ions is not very encouraging far such as
desire the success of tho Federal arms
Newspapers and public men, some of
them at least, are beginning TO talk right
out and condemn farther prosecution OF
the aWhT. ACCOTOlH& W tu0 NtW 1OTh
Tribune oppogltion to it in New Jersey is
quite general, and so of the heavier agri-
cultural counties of Pennsylvania. Hum
creds and thousands are leaving Mary.
land and coming South, and throughout
the North the most stringent measures
are adopted TO enforce the draft. The
people seem to be us much opposed to
the draft as they were of late to volun-
teering, and curses loud and deep against
the authors Of the war are not unfre
squently heard:- Riots between the white
laborers and the niggers are OF almost
daily occurrence, and the signs in the
Northern skv of an impending revolu.
ton are as palpable as daylight. The tone
of the Northern. Journals is less ferocious
and less hopeful than formerly, while Sc
veral Of them openly attack the policy o.
the Federal administration, step the,
would not venture upon without the,
felt the presence of. a sentiment some
where among the masses to sustain them
Lincoln, too. has backed down from tn,
4 proposition TO- raise negro regiments
anothereevidcnce that there 10 somethin
wrong and threatening among his " hit
subjects. ~ ~
From Nashville, we learn tina. goods c
+ almost every description are exhorbi,an
/ '!yAhigh in that city. King Andrew still
keeps his state, breathing threats Of dires
vengeance against the did rebels i,
J East Tennessee" When he gets her
he'll no doubt give 'em fits. Bailie Pey
ton denies that he has any sympath
with the Federal government, and insist
that His name was used without his au
thority. Glad to hear it. Neill Brow,
says he has been misrepresented an,
misunderstood, and IL anxious to plac
himself right on the record. We hop
that is true, too.
| Brownlow is still humbugging the ia
natics up North with his dying speech,
4 and other munch auseus, and making mo
ney at the rate of sixty minute. Go i,
Parsonl--
A man /. lucky What. 70. sss,
Aman Is lucky what's got brass .
| With gas. and brass, and hacker. too,
i A smar.man ought 70 wiggle through.
4. The, foreign advices since our last ar
unimportant. The humbug Of ."Foreig
| interference" is completely exploded. :
Victnria Reoinh pave IL the 6n;ab;n