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FILLING Mil.

ME ARE NOW PUTTING UP PULLING
w MILL at our old stand. FIVE miles West of
Madisonville, Monroe county, Tenn, where we
expect to be ready in six weeks to Dress Cloth,
Jeans, Lnsey, Blanketing and Sbawls. We hope,
from our experience in that business, to be able to
give general satisfaction.
JOHN THoMAssON.
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ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE.

TIME NINTH SESSION OF THIS lNSTI-
tuition will open on Monday, the 9th Of Sep
tember.
The price of Tuition will be as heretofore, and
quarterly in advance.
Board, everything included, cannot he afforded,
at present prices of provisions at less than 50 per
week.
For further particulars. apply TO
Rev. f. R0WLEY, Prcs't
Athens, Aug. 20, 1862 -3t-T27
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N Office.

AN persons belonging to my Company must
report to the command Immediately, otherwise
will be compelled to enforce the regulations.
BY order of JAMES r. HOWARD, 1t. Col. Com
manding Cavalry.
G. C. SANDUSKY, Capt.
1t. Col. Towards Bat. Confederate Cav.
Sept 5, 1862
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New Volume.

We today commence the Fifteenth Vol
ume of the Athens Post. Such as desire
to renew their subscription, are requested
to remit Immediately.
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s6v The Governor of Wisconsin objects
to the organization Of regiment to be
composed exclusively of Methodists, al
though he does not wish to deter all of
them from cnlis'ine, &c .Aey desire to Jp
so.
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OFFICE POST oUARTBRMAsTgR,

--..---------. Knoxville, Aug. 19, 1862. !
YNHE ORDER FUR THE rnffRBsSAfENT.
Il shipment and prices of Leather being misun-
derstood, il becomes necessary to explain
No person is allowed to cell Leather to any one
except Quartermaster or an agent of mine in
this Division of the Army, for me, without per-
init from this Office, and when permit is given,
will not be allowed to be sold for more than
dollar for Sole and one dollar and twenty fvo
cents per pound for Upper Leather.
No one has the right to give permit for trans-
portation except myself or one Of my agents, or
Quartermaster shipping the Leather to me.
JAS. GLOVER, Major and Q'm'r.
Aug 20, lS62-3t-727
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p6y- President Davis and Staff passed
Gordonsville last Saturday, en- route for
the headquarters Of the army in Mary
land.
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Dag Attention is invited to the Card of
the Receiver for East Tennessee, in ano-
ther place.
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Any person having for sale No. Imperial
Printing Press, canhnd purchaser by addressing
line to this office.
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HT We are indebted to the attention
Of Hon. WV. G. SWAN for pamphlet copy
of Presidents message.
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State Of Tennessee, Monroe county.

j. C. Carmichael, for tho use of G. p. Carmichael

rs.
]. +. Dyke and Felix Axley.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING THAT
i the defendants are indebted to tho plaintiff by
note, and that said defendants reside out Of tho
State, and tho plaintiff having. on the 4tb day Of
August, 1902, obtained an original attachment
from me, an acting Justice o. the Peaco for Mon
roe county, which has been levied on the property
Of said defendants, IL is therefore ordered by mo
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, requiring said defend
ants to appear before me- at my residence. in
Madisonvile, Tennessee on Saturday, the 18th
day Of October next, and dofeud said suit, OF the
same ~ill 10 proceeded With sr part.
JOHN CARSON, r r.
Srpt13, Isf9 a. PRS fee sj-72a
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State of Tennessee, Rhea County.

W. j. a J. J. Abel,
Attachment
~ r. W. Bice.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
Il in this cause that the defendant, r. w. Bice,
has nbpcondSd himself, SO that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him, II IL
therefore ordered that publication be made In the
Athens Post, for four consecutive weeks, re-
quring the said defendant to appear OF my Office,
ON the 18th day Of February next, then and there
to answer, plead or demur To said attachment
and proceedings, the will be tried &c carte
J. p. MURPHY,
u y. for Rhca county.
Sept. ", fse2--4t-. prs fee $5,00..52e
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The "Rapid Ann"

td- Nothing by the Clothes Line this
week, Operator on bust.
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$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
HEADQUARTERS 81 TENNESSEE Vols, |,
Camp Cross, near Tazewell, Aug. IL, '62. !
ENHE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE
l. Sd Tennessee Regiment have left their compa-
nies without leave. Thirty Dollars will be paid
for each man delivered at my headquarters whsr-
ever they may be, or Fifteen Dollars for each one
delivered in any Jail so their Captains may &c.
them: NJ
Co. A.--John Blain, Union CO.; Jno. NJ. Bond.
Knox; F. NJ. Dimmoud, Virginia; J. M. Murphy,
Jefferson; VIM. Sharp, Knox; VIM. Sullivan,
Union. ;,-. -,
Co. B.-Chas. Denton, Jno. Denton, Thoa. Ia
kin, VIM. label, c. d. Mcdaniel, G. W. Bird.
Monroe; Jas. Chambliss, Knox; s. Mccall, Mon
roe.
Co. C.-John Duke, Polk.
Co. D.--John Strandridge, North Carolina.
Co. E.-wray Wright, Signor Everett, A, "A.
Riddle, S. NJ. Wright, N. M. Young. Ans Burn.
field, Blount; VIM. Carr, Monroe; L. Runions,
Polk; d. F. Grigsby, Bradley.
Co. F.---A. Graves, r. Carpenger, L. Evans, "
Garden, H. Cunningham, Monroe.
Co. CD. L. Collect, Thomas Hamilton, Hen
| ry Shook, McMinn. 49,,
Co. III. G. Lewis, Jas. II. Gardner, +. NJ
Wilson, VIM. Kirkland, John Horne Jas. II. Ca
gle, M. Duncan. A. c. Dean, Jas. kirkland, Mon.
roe; A. Balls, VIM. Ragland, Roane.
Co. IL. w. Vincent, White.
Co. K.-Jas. Kirkland, Polk.
By order of J. W. BLEVIEs,
Sept S, 1S62-3t Adj't Sd Tenn. Reg't.
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100 DOLLARS REWARDI

100 DOLLARS REWARD.
TIME ABOVE MENTIONED REWARD is
i offered for the apprehension and delivery, at
the Headquarters Sd Tennessee Volunteer Of the
following named deserters: JAMES M MAR
TIN. HENRY SHOOK, J0HM"J. SMITH;
THOMAS HAMILT0N-all of McMinr cocnty.
East Tennessee. -,
JAMES X. p. GIDDENs. Capt.
Com'ding Co. G, Sd Tenn. Vols.
Sept S, 1862-3t-728
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To the People of McMinn, Monroe,
Rhea and Meigs:
j. H.HALE, of Athens, hns been appointed
Government Agent to purchase Jeans, I.inseys
and Socks, tor the use of the army, and the peo-
pie of the above named counties are hereby noti-
fed not to sell to other parties than an authorized
agent. The soldiers must be furnished with COM
Portable Clothing, and the people are urged to
manufacture as fast az possible.
BY order of Maj. JAMES GLOVER, @. NJ.
d. J. DISMUKES, Agent.
Aug 90, 1921
Mr.. Hale will visit Monroe Megs, and Rhea
! counties in few days, and will make arrage-
ments as to places at which Goods can be deliver
ed and paid for-of which due notice will be Civ
en-,
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A LOT OF Iron, SODA AND COPPBRAs,
n just received and for sale, by
Aug 20, 1852 A. c. robson.
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Gibson.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE IN
i these cases. ut August term, 1852, I will SELL
on the LIST Monday of October ncxt, at the Court.
house door in Athens, for cash in hand, without
the right Of redemption, the following Lands, as
the Lands of the said W. L. Doss, situate in
the county of McMinn, State of Tennessee, and
bounded and described as follows, to wits On tho
South by the Lands of William McKamy, on the
West by the Lands of Jno. Rogers, on the North
by the Lands Of James Parkison, and on the
Fast by tho Lands of D. and Jas. Parkison--
it being a part of the SD and saith sections, in
the I'd range, West of tho Meridian, Sd Town
ship, Hwasseo District--known rs tho "Sliger
place." Farm containing about two hundred
acres. JN0. i. BRIDGES, O. s. ".
Sept. II, l862-tds-prs fee Sll, 25-729
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A GOOD LOT rs AND A. D0MESTICS
II just received and for sale by
Aug %, 1862 S. X. REEDER.
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Rates of Tuition.

Thorough Bass Comp, de-, .O,00
French and other Modern Languages, 5000
In the Ornamental Department full provision
will be made. at the ordinary prices.
The rule of payment is one half in ADVANCE
the rest by the middle of the term.
Board can be had in good families, and at con-
yenient boarding houses kept purPosely Tor young
ladies. Tho prico of board, including hgh's ana
s,ei Is not TO exceed ST. so per week.
q. W. PARKS, sec'y and Treas.
I,Iv AZ Is6l-tf-88l
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Aug 20, 1ss2-4t-prs fee sS-777
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Northern News.

The following private dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday, by gentleman Of this
city:
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A SMALL QUANTITY PINE BROWN
II SUGAR just received and for sale by
Aug %, 1862 s. X. REEDER.
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! 4atal antelliaeats..

WAsHINGToN ARrILLERY. IL Letters; for members
Of this corps in Virginia can be forwarded by Mr.
a. s. Withers at rs Canal street, by or befores
o'clock this afternoon. q ~. II IA
ri FREE MARKEr.--The number Of families supplied
yesterday was 1921. The following articles were
distributed 218 bushels corn meal IA bbls, sngar,
LIZ sacks potatoes, IS bbs. moasses, 2 sbbls.
mackerel, I40o cabbages, $50 punches carrots,
$50 bunohes leeks, 13 sacks peas, bbls. turnps,
20 bbs. mess beef, bbls. vinegar, 2 sacks-heetH,
2 kits roes... t.. :, ,ss,.s ia. s,s45s Ia
/. - OPEN AFTER ElGHT.- The grocery corner Of vii
slere and History steeets was foundopen andIit up
last night, after the prescribed hour. The owner
was reported, and we hope he will find out that
martial law is not to be contemned. a5 ettss.g
AnREsrEp.--One John Dupass has been arrested
by the police of the Third District, as spy. They
took this step on information received to that
effect. We cannot be too strict in inquiring into
the intentions and motives of strangers this time
BoARD OF, ASSISTANT ALDEr,IEN-Th Board
De sed the resolution for the appointment of Subs
sistenee Committee for the families Of volunteers
with the amendment mentioned in the report ofsthe
Upper Board, and cohcurred in the preamble. and
resolutions relative to the death Of Mr.. Moreau.s
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exposed position, especially as it was expected
the enemy would appear. in stronger force and
come to closer quarters to-day, So last night the
order was given to move, and by daylight this morn
ing the two regiments (ours and Clarks Tennessee)
had vacated their camps and were crossing on
steamers to this side of the river Atthe same time,
another Tennessee regiment was landed oi, the
island, and pitched their tents in safer spot than
that we had occupied. Why we were ordered off
and others ordered on, do,not know un less it be
that the new troops armed with Enfield rifles,
far better weapons than ours.
The day opened bright, beautiful and pleasant.
The melting away Of the river mist discl losed the
enemy's fleet at their old place, above the tow
mead and round the point. They apparently idled
away their time, until the floating battery, at half
past y, numbered forth an invitation to them to
open tne pail HAN an hour afterward, they re-
sponueu' .he inorlarooats sending their terrific 49,
.acn shelis over al the floating battery and the
island, and the gunboats shelling Rueker's Batterv
the uppermost on the Tennessee aide whilst the
floating battery was seeonded in ;ts reononso h.,
two batteries on the island, shnre ahova Tho
~ aoose' Ahe
mannar until ahou. .,.,oe.- - ~,
Hdnuer, Until eDOut O'CLOCK. Most of this ii me
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lLafEsT TELEERApHIg INTERFERENCE

ysas -. - ~
s s''e,a,'so s. TIE nest ORLEANS cHEscs.r
.,s 4s:.,s From Riehmoao
n'ehaoNb, Mafeh 25.-Wm. III Pr,,ct,.p, srs..sss
Aelesfaph'e. News agent ofths Southern = s.os;s
ssa lsss. a.ea last n,sh after feH days YIness
From e1femphIs. ~ Is
AEfPHIs, March 25.--Information fram gTsI..a
no. lo received here last night, states ttsersva.
heavy canno nonading there on Sunday last.
Two Of the enemy'a gunboats were DESTROYED.
ons ., Was sunk below Hickman; the other sunk in
sight Of the Island .ss- s
declare they can hold itsagainst tt,e void B 1as
The enemy's land forces at New Madrid sara ".
timafed at 40, 600. Sixty OF them came sdownin
small boats, through the swamp, 10 aayasos ANA
captured seven citizens, formerly Of Jeff, Thomn.
SONS army, yesterday. "a
The Confederatesseou at Corfnth captured 100
artillery horses belonging to the Yankees. They
we's compelled to leaye the guns, az the enemy
"asslose at hand. - ssse ss ~ = s@-55s# @5
fS.lss - sssEas From Norfolk. 5s gs4s II sss
aHohfoi~> March 25.--Northern paperssof The
zza nave neeA Areceiyed here by the Norfolk Day
BOOK II 10 satets IN the North that Senator Yan.
cey3 mas eeen esstainay eaptured,of Key West by
the water Witeh, bat a dispatch from Nashville
1t r. ramorsa that ~ ~ y. pr'eans
-. .ssgss ~ iasahd NOS "
= .As lie Hem nor
,raas ., NJ .ss
-. -, M ~ -. ssl dtsss
-, 81 AZ ~, lecsloh
=
ahout Il, ,eo lo 41oass :.
r o,t IA II. W. VI.
The steamer Roannt ;s.ts ,,a ~, 49, 81 80.
Nothing Official I,aa .been recs;vsa f,or, ~
West ~ H. sss~ 49, z,-.gs y s
Senator Wade,s friends are conadent of ,ia aIsc.
ton. .s4sas 4--sast s.ss@gss.5 si{s 81 d
Information baa hea,, "a .;ua5 thot i -
tities of cotton have heen taen 4, ro;a 49,
Her;eo and skinned from, tba,,oa 5. Ea.,,,,. Nh
z Nr Va nes. ,,,,do =, ,naa.t4i,, Ja, r.,aa,..
a,,s1ina2 thsrs l. heIy d \.
Enalana or Frsncs and ra;,r rata,ia,i.n ~ go
pino ,be cnl.ivat;on oe cot.o,, -
n f,1YYr ss,o Mare,,. -
ar,h;no mon cans Or. rdaa,, 80 -; 80.
~. 4. !. ~, u II. :. -
nas s hssl = ls
"non 'ss sese Weis VIZ M amy aug #oahoed on
oosh SUES hss s8ss8f
Nhs ifohh, Aafch 1i.-o onlsed STATES a m siAes q
lool Ise1 are quotea OF VI. asss.
rHILApkLPalA, sLsa Marcn is.-Ihe name q Eort
4 N a III
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BOARD OF AhDERMEN.. !.

.- .COuNcih CHARGER, CITY HAhL,3
5sA8a s'7 - New Orleara Tuesday, Marril 25 4s62S
The Board met 'tnis day, pursuant to adjourn.
nent ss s..T. w s., ~,
Members present: Messrs. COZ, Forstall,Hac
Tins sRobin, stlth and WILT. III M zs
my. 'otth was chheo " tue eHair'F -
Tue reading LINE mnutes was, on lnotion, als-
pensed with, - rs s.2S@s
7Rv a message. the Board was informed that the
Assistant Board OF Aldermen liad conehfred IN the
following resolutions, adopted by the Board of
Aldermen on the 18th day of March, 1862, after.
amending The same py !nserLlli8 after Tue WofQS
.seach municipal ward y. the words, aud the
flua.ce Sohis.ooo y. ~ !. 4,
appolHttW TWO persons iroHFeheh Wafu oistue cityss
Reso,r;ons onno,n Committee On Staf ce to fam.
'''e % " " = Es".' ''.s ,... e54t ,,s.;..toat
AOH Hiotioh, the anlohuisIs - ~
Board to the foregoing fesoaoioha was concurteu M
IN; m, ~. f,,,o wing reso,n.
flnanee ocil'i'ssse \. ana H., -
10 @ @ bnraed n % IN ardef 10 sanpIy c9nlmany
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-By reference to an ad-
Yertsementin another column, it will be seen that
the veteran Tax Collector of the First District of
this city is ready to receive the State and war
taxes and licenses for 1861 and 1862 from both
residents and agents for nonresident tax payers.
1t is to be hoped that patriotism will not only in.
duce those here to come forward and pay, but
prompt them to aid the wives SISTERS etc., of our
brave soldiers, who are absent in defence of our
country, in doing the same.
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NUMBER .I9.

wen shenea,bat nobody was hurt eour yg9 ri1ea
gun on the @ 's'a.d the Belmont, etwin Of the Lady
roik' that xPioae1at Columbus, was DISCHARGED
once in the afternoon,and for tha aa time-sfor
she shared the fatetof Asr twin. ,aud exnl,,4cd
Most luckily, nobody was brt. ATbesas h;aar rif,sa
guns of ours have turned out tebe vervti, -; :,
bugs-though each Of tie two did 1lantys Il ercsf-
lent shooting before exploding at las
To-day the firing was kept up by thesse .,
the same slow rate--abont the same as yes.srdon
with hthis exception that the gunboats approac.sa
"a little nearer to Rucker's Battery, and IN the
afternoon received . few shots ID return-ef fleets
invisible to us. No firing from the island, which
was well shelled, as usual, and still nobody hart
The ehimneys and smoke Of q large feet Of steam:
ers are visible over the point and from the upper
Tennessee batteries.a number OF transports, black
with men, had been seen to arrive, and the suppo-
sltlon s that they have been landed for some pur-
pose invisible to us. There is no fear Of their
landing and getting in behind rs here on the Ten.
nessee side. The low, eyeraswed land and the
long lake in our rear are our saseanard asains+
any such surprise. The river is rising again and
this adds to the Inconvenience and discomfort 1,
the heroic Rucker and his brave boys at the upue,
battery, who have now stood the senemy's almost
incessant fire for six days, and are waiting only foi
him to come to close quarters What he is LAYING
back for, is more than we can well conjecture
but whenever he gets ready for work, he will lind
our side the same. e. as-srs
Ishould have lefthere before this, but being left
in charge of the regimental property, with the
Sick etc., with orders to forward the whole as soon
as possible after the regiment, and finding it i'm
possible TO get more than one or two loads a day
hauled over to and below TiptonyiIle, am staying
here saving as mnch possible, for the men we're
marched off with only what they could carry in
knapsack and hayersack. One regiment Of on,
division, that marched away with ours-the Fourth
Tepnessee-left, as ours did, camp and every thing
behind in care of an acting or deputy quartermas
ter.f This man, yesterday hearing that the enemy
had cut us of below Tiptonville-w is not 'ye,
the case-went away, leaving the camp to take
care Of itself. Last night and to-day, in conse.
quence, the camp was plaged by the swasms Of
negroes encamped in the vicinity negroes work
ing the'fortifications here-and the white ras-
Gals who always infest camps. OfRcers, trunks
were smashed open with axes and rihed of every
| thing valuable-biankets bedding, tents, every
thing thrown around, I and many things ztakel
away. 1t was shameful, shameful piece Of bust
bness. .Ss# y s,s ~ fvS7'~5 v" * "Ssas ~'ss 54
/ have only three men with me now guarding
hour goods, and it keeps US constantly OIL the aler
tozwatch and scare off the pilferng negroes, who
as thick as backbirds around My position a,
present is anything but agreeable-but such ID
war;, IG.
No EatA
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Messrs. McCerren Il Landry will sell this day,
at the Merchants and Anetioneers' Exchange, at
IL o'clock, NJ, several fine brick stores and dwell
lngs, and other improved and unimproyed proper
ties. See their advertisement.
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The COMMITTEES OF SAFRTY--They announce hay
ing made arrangements for selling provisions ii
small quantities. +'' ~
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MILITAnY.-Attentoni is called to important mil
itary notices. 49,.
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CRESCENT ZouAvEs.-A rare chance to enlist for
active service, immediately, is offered. A better
opportunity is seldom presented to young men
able and willing to serve their country. Capt A.
r. Shaw has seen service-he is an old campaign.
er--is a good officer and genial eommander-and
those who go with him may rely upon good treat
ment, and splendid opportunity to distinguish
themselves. For further information, see adyer-
tsement.
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h STEAMBOAT HANDs.-Negroes should be en-
ployed exclusively as deck. hands and tiremen
during the war. There is surplus Of negro labor,
and every able bodied white man should be sent to
the army. The New Orleans press and the steam.
boat associations must act upon this suggestion
without delay, : sTE
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+ LAST WoRDs.-The last words of Peyton Har-
rison Of Virginia. killed at the battle of Manassas
were, Lay me down. am ready to die. You
can do no more for me. Rally to the charge u g
The last words of his brother, Dabney Carr Har-
rison, killed at Fort Donelson, were: Company
X, you have no Captain now-but neuer give up !
Neuer sMvenderln ln s1a agz.ss,, s4-saEza
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VOLUME 4. XIV.
neu Orleans Aailp Greseeul.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 2s, 1862.

ay We publish to-day an interesting and
graphic description of the bombardment of Island
No. TO- from our special correspondent.
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GLAp TO HEAR Ir.--The Richmond Wing Fri
day. in an editorial on "The War;" says: We
are no longer without arms. An immense supply
of them and Of ammunition Is now on hand.s
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Sew nth yNo Change-I Get Away Tast--siore TfoubI
some Fravelng-Tiptonville-S Soldier. ,tetc ~"
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Tur 7, ATE NAVAL. BATTLE IN HAMPTON ltoA oADss.-
sinEing Of lie MnnesotaThe steam frigate MIN,
nesota that badly injured BY the d mefslhas has
Y unce .ae sunk and proved totailoss Her
was saved. This makes three Of the most iormla
ahle Of the Yankee frigates that were aessfoyeu
in the late engagement with the Merrimac' peslae
number Of small tugs rp,,,mons Examiner, lsth,
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A S75 ROUNTY-GAPE-H H. NJ HEWITT WANTS
phe Handrsd gaol, Young able died men, for Compa
M ~ OF shatpshopers the Join Gen ardt
" command, for which s75 bounty will be p.!d III nlgo
nHe with sword bayGnets, OF the
ana ase al outfits ~ rendeHgos next week. en-
rs "o6+s* - a HEWITT. NORTON 4 CO,
mn -. 80 .s-g / l5l Con street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26
HEADQUARTERS CsfscES RESERVE, !
CA lur HAHN ISdh u ~ m n

n FIFTY DOLLARS R.sUNTY-ABtE-
RI b0dch men wanted for the DREux ARTILLERY
attached to aPiaekney's Battalion, stationed hs
apply at the Odd eows' Hail. Camp street, opposite
m.4f A.DtpasMeNr Captain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-26

~arHs TEssEssEEa.s ON THE ISSUE spe..a, ,a,
s;sn.to,, w. from Qlro, to the Chicago Times dated
~ :.at reports that the " unanimous disioy-
''o t citizens in and about Nashville, Is con
sly y Nv every arrival from the Cumberland"
The l dispatch adds The difference in sentiment men
natween the people of the Tennessee and Cum
her,and rivers is very marked. On the former are
ma nv Unionists-on the latter none have yet madt
their appearance.ps &,s Y. @~