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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-31
SCHOOL IN WAR TIMES!

Sewee Male and Female Academy.
YT,HE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
arc happy to inform the public that the Sixth
Session will begin on Monday November IS, 1861.
Rev. W. A. NELSON, Principal
Able assistance will be oproeured when necessary.
Rates Of Taiiiop, per Session Of 20 Weeks'
First Clnss .'''..'.'SoiVV
Second Glass, ouV
Third Glass, .........,......,........
Fourth Glass, Greek Latin, 6c.)..".".12U0
Special attention given to Eocution, Rhetoric,
&c.
One half IL advance and the balance at the
close of tho session. Contingent fee, in advance,
rs cts. Boarding in the best of families, convcu-
lent 10 the Academy, nt very reasonable rates
No pupil admitted without ticket and no de-
duction made except in cases of protractod sick
ness.
Nsa. Prof. Nelson was educated ni ono Of our
hcsi Sonihern Coiegcs, and enjoys tho cnvable
rcputaton Of "Hrst class Teacher"
TRusrErs.
Jacob pcake, Elisha Sharp,
4. Iuscli, Abjah Boggces,
Caleb Moore, James Getiys
Lnke ponke, A. r. Boggcss.
B.W. SMITH, Ssc'y and Treas.
NoY IS, ls6l--G-6s6
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-31
M. The following Is significant. IL h

ing. The people are becoming desperate
ready for anything for relief from the
crushing suspense and horrible burden Of
tn immoyable army and war, at once
the most costly and the least profitable
known in the history Of civilized commu
mites. All manner OF factions will arise.
Abolition ianstics--Red Republican furies
Secession conspirators-will grow po.
tent in the unwholesome atmosphere Of o
war conducted by imbeciles for the bene-
fit Of contractors. 1t will not do to wait,
and wait, any longer--now or never.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
SaddIes, Harness, ,TFunks &l
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL

i-.l-.s Wholesale 4 RETA1I. - q
p.sHRpPARD No. l3l Main Street, corner
complete OF all artcIesin his line consist
ing of Ladies' and Gentemen's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness, Trunks Vaees, Carpet Bags, Satch0lS, Col
lars, HameS, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call Attentlont to my stock and
trust by strict attention and promptnegs, to merit
continuance OF tho public patronage q u. -
& per mTnner. ]. b! SHEPPARD e ,5
/ sep20i69 1S1, Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

in cold weather. After DratnesviIle there
was nothing but a succession of reverses
through the winter months until Shiloh,
which was fought on a warm, clear Sum
day. The next day4a miserable rainy
iMonday-we were compelled to abandon
most of our captures of the day before
Since Shiloh and the setting in of warm
weather, our arms have been again yicto-
rious, almost without reverse of any con-
sequence.
Without drawing up any general princi-
pie from these facts. il may be we'll for us
itoiiuquire whether the natives of the South
are notbetter able TO bear its heats than
foreigners accustomed to a less eneryattng
climate. The conclusion We draw is the
same drawn by the press of the country
generally on other grounds; viz: to push
the war with vigor, to make hay while the
sun shines. July, at least half oft, August,
September and 0ctober-months of sum
shine and dwarmth-remainit to us.
During these months, it is fair to pre-
sumo thatthe southern soldier can fight his
.best-far better than when the blasts of
autumn and winter have chilled his blood
and numbed his muscles. Shall these
months pass idly by2 We believe not
Our authorities will make glad the hearts
ofthe people and make sure our indepen-
dencei by ordering every general In the
.fieldsto press Withvigor on to strike while
the iron is hot, to make hay while the sun
shinessahd cease not till FIRE and sword are
carried beyond the Ohio and Potomac.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
why the Re RebeIsare Encouraged ana
a. 7iaii Flight Hard
IEARNED IGNORANCE.
L[From.lhe NalhyIlls union.

Already We have the bitter knowledge that radical
plans threats aud actions have increased the unity
and power Of the rebellion, have given It fury and
yigor, have prolonged the;yar and eos.us thousads
of our brave MEM. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The editors of the Journal of Commerce,
who can write admirable articles on sub.
jects they do understand, write some very
absurd ones on subjects they do not un-
derstand.-The sentence we have Just
quoted from its columns is fine instance
Of learned ignorance. 1t is the whim of q
man, honest enough, no doubt, who, shut
up in his room, and ignorant of the plain
facts in tho world without, lays down
impossible theories, and draws from them
lypreposterous conclusions. The rebellion,
apart from its innate zeal and earnest
ness, which is the real secret of its power,
has gained strength not from the violent
and vehement opposition of its adyersa-
ries, but from the timid, hesitating and
yasciIl6ting policy which too many of
them have pursued. Nothing is more
natural than for body of violent men. to
mistake the leniency and indulgence of
their opponents for cowardice, and this
belief will incite them to new outrages.
1t is not radical plans, threats and ac-
tions, that have strengthened and advan-
ced the rebellion, but the unwise substi-l
tuition, by Federal authorities, ofmild and
persuasive measures towards prominent
rebels, instead of the rigid exercise of
military power The Government de-
clared war, and war means force and
compulsion, but our officers unhappily
forget their true business, and have been
endeavoring most unsuccessgully to win
the rebels oyer.by allowing them CONNER
cial privileges, by suffering themto trade,
hiring hands from them. and t5nrcSasin1
l,rov;sions from them at big ,,r;.ss.
Instead IF f3estrovine lthem The selarc;se.
of their former privileges as citizens. we
have treated them as t6ousii lthey had.
forfeited no right Worse than ali. we
have aetuailv allowed tIen. to place tLem-
ge,iIs. and clam, tEe ,roteciion of he 0on.
stiitationl The consequences Of policy
so weak and meoninpless have neces-
sarily been most disastrous. We sneatl
of tbasa thinus mot, seotel in nm off;ce 'fiva
bnndred mr. n tbonsand miles; from, tJo,
scono az oct;or hut I;y;3o. ~, +ha 10 Iso,,;cTS
of tho roboII;on slovaboIja,. 30,
So "a
:ttu iL.t '1nu 'lssoeIY
ti! !. Vi
Gheir 4eeIlngs, ana dliis9osltlonZa ili goon
aeal more accurate tn'in those EDITORS who
Know nothing personally OF the lnsurrec-
tlonlsts we have heard rebels assert
frequently that the Federal Government
was afraid to adopt severe measures and
it confessed its weakness byits conduct.
H'e hdoe kitoi6ts men who had served as
Captains and Colonels in the rebel service,
go to Federal camps to reclaim their
fugitive slaves obtain their NEGROES. and.
on returning home. denouiice the very
officer who restored his negro. as n ibynoz
crit innGi nm a bolitionistl I've newer have,
fn6Srii, NJ heard of one instsnce tri,sre a
rsbsI nbstaS 5;s m IN fSs IoSsrnt y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

DLACK SHAWL BARlftslc, ayds -WiiIo
ID Just received BY IislFI GEO. b. TAYLoR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
OFFICIAL. & .a5ti IN ,..'s ~.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
'rPunLio-No. 68!I

flibed at lie Sso01Id Setfio Qf de lertlitA
SIG @ t9 Cb3lgTeGS. sf'f if f4"t Iua
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

AN ACT to provide for the public Instruction of
youth In Primary Schools throughout the C0un-
tyof Washington, In District of Columbia, with.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
CARSON UIs
Savings Bank of Wheeling

OtLe4 1aia.St, 6ttagee'l Nol'res aRd 0ilaofi. q.
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT sDHPosIT
Nl Interest paid on Special DepoA8. Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange on tho East bought
and sold. TH0S 81. LIST, President.
sARLPS SHILDRETH, TrSaSurer. jan14559.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
sHs.ssg e ifsa yts. 74es.l.s..

Z ulel fH L1lH1 20 llll u III y % II
And II the sum or sums payhbIol BY any fsflli,u
named in such tax list OK nate bllI shall not be pad
by him or eoilected BY virtue Of said tlin
ths time therein Il shall be laWfni fr me
trustees afpFed to Te4eEl such EAFIant IN respect
to such delinquCnt person Or persons. i
b. sess22 And be e further enacted IhatIt thife
the duty Of the trustees q each district 70 make q r.
port % he 6f primary seli6ois O r
helnre ths thirty rft cayo Decllbel n eleh yolF
iii EhhIl be stated the received fFou
dliereut ogplhded. ana "a iy5ilif
anner, the number of children IN said SchooI
and the v6le niinibe of Hlite ei iifen IN sid Ii5
tFio4 between the dQss OE lQ and sfEfeet yelTI5i -
Sec ~ And Be It further enaetsd TIst tiSe 81
ecfnr q each school diIfEiet ll giye bdhd Ifi -
euFity, to the satfssetion ef The tFpltees for ~
have the sane power and And have the Eas
fee for and be the ruleregu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
2 Especial Dispatch to the n. \. Tribune.I

CAPT. .Moseley was bearer Of dispatches
from Gen. Stuart to Gen. Jackson. Col.
Davies destroyed the railroad and telegraph
lines for four or five miles, aud the station
containing ammunition, flour and other
valuable property, tie water tanks and a
large quantity of cordwood in the course of
the hourwhich remained before the train
from Richmond, which Captain Mosely had
expected to take, and which Ind on board
q brigade of troops going to re.enforce
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
@ailgg atpltige1ltet
TERMS OF ADvERrIsING.

S5-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the changes
made. , :,
Alladyertlsemcntsfr transient persons OF tranK
ers, to be paid for ia ddpdnes. z
Busnesg Cards not exceeding i've lines 1opsr year,
or 50 for six MONTHS but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising L. limited to
the AdvertiseFB' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsons as
we'll a. all legal advertisements and advert tements
ofAuctiOn sales and real estate by them nS
be paid for at the usual rRtca. lzs7s aiG
sGS-AdyeftIsemeuts not accompanied with writte4i
direetons will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. I+49 t.l..--a
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates i1il
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, 90 cents each. nony11-f'5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

Account OF Colonel Mans
held DnV1est Dash on Beaver Dam
ON the Virginia. Central
iltatIroad, Near RtehIn oEids
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

terbriiden, benn e8 mar ibu, al8 flltterten
idtpur3e, bitltere l1nslafSpSsel uur pus 6aus
MCrie, bic SprbOten elmer gtemeit its. Seine
menIdli9en @mpftnbunsen, pber befer 9ee
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alles ba8, mas er All bielem Gage erle6t
bate, tparen pbnepent biejertgen elmer lebe
baften S4abenfreIfs nber 6errn =. WtCrie'8
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penisen Stunpen ieinenr 3iele I'm etnen be-
beutenben Sbrttt ndber seridt,
v9ep9 am SdreibtiI9e, Serr Me9enet?"
fruste er 8i@ar6, ben er Bel letnen @intritt
IN bte @Obnuns nod i4reibenb fanc.
v9lllerctnSs, oter i6 bin balo at @nbe -.
Der Srief miro Sano unb Sup baten!" laote
0fidarb nit elmer gstpiIen tpilpen Gnersie.
uWarten Sie nr9 eimipeni9, tpenu Sic ni4t
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9Jes mari li9 III eineu 2e0nlfubl uap
bins ieinelt @eoanten mad. Gine balGe
Stunpe persing. Das Siseln Der Seeer,
ala Nidarb ben SdnSrfel unter ieinem gla-
ntenS3u9e ma4te, wefte 9Seb aus leinenl
Siltnen.
$50, nun BIN i9 fertis !" rief Der Sling
ling unb rieb ita per9nitst bic Sdnoe.
uWOIlen sic Jpn leien, bielen lanSen, lansen
8rief?" ,,@.
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unp laiIen sic unS gu 8ette 9eben. SD
perpe ben 8rief baum 3u mir itefen NIB
morsen S9nrn lasen, mas baulit sel&e9en
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bas @etter ?" =. '..
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&enb fir ntOrsen, fans sic mod iaeen
mcllen." f
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ii4 allerbinss enti4ulptSeu laiieu, neil er
nit ieiner 6rau CUR Scmmunipn Sebt; aber
er lieB mid mentsIten8 ,pilIen, ND mir S&9-
ner treffen perben, llnb 6rie bat mir auf
benz Gafpe8e aud 0fu6ridten pont S4lolle
9ebra9t. SOa tlt ernltlib unpphl anb bat
iih gu 8ette le9en miIien; aber nod bat
@r iider teiuet Stretc4 ge8en sic Sefit9rt.M
v@l1uben Gle mir, er ipirp Slpar i4weis
gen, ater ibr biele Scene ME per9ehen, nr4
per9eben," la9te Bee, llnb nun eeben Sic
mir ben grtef unp lesen Sic 8bre, at,ges
ipannten Nerpen 3ur 3tube!" ,a
sd perpe nidt i6tufen tSnner, i'd
mSdte lieber, pie 8e'a9t auf ben Nnfanb
9eben t,nb ein Heb, Deer elm Stad RotbptlO
idieBen, wenn i'd niht pabur6 ben 6Srfer
in 8srle9enbeit iesteI" fr.g45I,, d. !.
v@te 70 benn i6n ?"9 - -----z
(5Ortissuns feIet)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

Die pee Taenbe mel&e mdSretO Der lesu ebensepn Sab
hi br AntaIt trirt wnrcen n6 bic weenee Wtd9r nunt
Srlider Gperoticne pe Or. SCbnpn GISfbre Nnb bers
bis Aettunas. rb c anbere Hrcnen tetpOtn
pprDn baS 1ablttnt su trebertclteu oeR Anterrt rb
uuh enbI& len ni uIS @breimaH In 8s0 ouf @boreter I'm
@ew1enbattsten ftub aeibruS etne RHrst%eMce @ep6b
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12
Or. slulnapll.

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ten oet ben S6bten 1tf sfs 2sbsus tn ben pptsaerH Sr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

sre.ss SIC tssH Hsfsa 80 rsN ++iiF@ ~ if't-E-
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frorfbet Il. Etilet uub Atfdeb beS mot In Der DoraiS
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

nnteretSnete erlaaben 9 Erennben, Eeonnte unb bem
ssssTs gne!ttm erSebenf aasusetssn bas e eten Seu
BEN Die inere @nruns prrte Die practvrIe Haoe bes
panles btetet Nenben ole mS8liGen 8eauemItdteiten
&ne neue comfortable 8abeeinrt6tung ii fpeben rDenbe
aett 8enrmulen tperben tsnnen.
I'm sensaten 3niprw@ bitten.
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Slt22s 5eurs @O5entbaI @tssnttiin,eF,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-12

Cur unterOridnng per Suaiialberet etGbltrts
Der sin3tge plos IN Der Gtlt, no fi&trt,
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TRUSTEE ) S.iLK

IA HHEEAS. P.oai L. V5,so- ara sa u wilson nj.
w wife, did uu the 2@sh dIy Ssptera 1er, A. D. l,i
execute and deliver the undersigned certain T~lst
Deed m and by which taey then and there conveyed te
the EudrTiEac lot eight 50 n block syySix t5i y IN,
the stat Addition 20 the (nou cityD OF Ottawa
10 Ia Sale county In Tire STATE OF Illinois H. secure the
payment Of q certain F-euissory therein rar,ic-
larry described Tor ihe Of SIX hanGr-. scl sFs
Win interest ~ ten per cent MI ~ which together
via! tEe powers ald provisions c.n:aias IN s trust
deed aat by virtue OF wh Oh the sale i'm p4rsline OF
bhs n"'i-e : founded COX -, pages lpf &c the
RECORD o. sA Ia sale county where said trust dec
recorded i" ~ iuiiy show 20 Jhos: interested
AHd whereas, de FAULT has made in the payment
OF tie note. and interest thereon the 2h day Of
September - p lUi secured to be paid by said trus.
deed and Application has been made ne bY Thomas
T. ocholeld, the legal holder OF said note to sell the
premises IA said trust deed described under and by
virtue o. the power given me ny said trust deed
Therefore, notice j. here given. I, all whom it man
concern, that |. Frederick !. Sherwood, trustee i
said trust decd by virtue Of aud in conformity With
the powers given in and by The shall on Monday
the 10th day of November, Is62 tie hour OF
O'Clock A. y. 81 said day sell the south door OF tie
Court House ia the city of Ottawa, in said La Sale
county, pub ic auction for the hl nd best price
in cash. the said lot eight & in ock siNtysix in the
States Addition 10 the tuow city, Of Ottawa in
said county OF la sale. together with the privileges
and appurenauc-s thereto belonging free OF Il equity
OF redemption and homestead EIepmtion of the said
Proal T.. wilson or others therein.
\ good and su;cieut deed viii lie given to the mr.
chaser purchasers at said sale.
FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD
Ottawa, Oct Il, Sos. Trustee