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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
from Richmond

The Eraminsr Of the 18th ban ne fol-
lowing,
Eighteen days have passed since The
battles Of the Chickahominy. The North
Nn General reported 70 his Government
a oomplete victory that he had driven
the Confederates into this city At the
point Of the bayonet; that they were NJ
teriy demoralized, would fight no more,
and that the town would fall in q few
days. In proclamation to his troops,
on the second Of June, he reiterated the
same statements, with the addition that
The last great battle was then TO be fought
in heuiately. The proclamation was an
order to prepare for combat. All par
Ties expected the fgnt next day. Yet
from that time to this, with the exception
Of Stuart's brilliant Reconnaissance, not
an event has marked the ponotony OF
the situation. Mcclellan has made less
movement than the terrapins q The
ssannp in which he abides. The disore-
lillment is too hagIant and remarkabie to
escape the attention Of friend or foo.
To ourselves, his conduct needs no ex-
PLANTATION. We knew before that Mo
Clellan won nc. victory, and we now know
that his army were so much crippled
and cut up that the demoralizhtion re-
sulting from themywas all his own. The
| cooperation Of McDowelps division was
| Indispensable to HE plan for taking
| Richmond. That division is otherwise
engaged lit has been engaged for long
| err time than the managers of the
drama had anticipated, and they are
4 awakening to the conviction that it is
likely to be so engaged for long time to
come.
The friends of Mcclellan in the North
now explain why he has not taken Rich
mopd by the insufficiency of numbers in
that victorious host which drove the Con-
federates, q wild mob, into the very
sstreets of the city. They have discovered
that the rebels are stronger than McCiel-
Ian. Their General calls for reinforce
ments. All the machinery Of the United
States GOVERNMENT is putin operation to
get those reinforcements. 1t will re-as'
isemble its scattered corps. The many
tens Of thousands who are at home on
sick leaves, 'furloughs, skulking permits
will be hunted. up. In month more
If jackson has not taken Washington,
no improbable event-McClellan wiil
have his reinforcement and command an
army of one hundred and Fifty thoussnc
effective men. a1sy.a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

Gen. siegel. of Missouri, was serenaded
few nights since at Washington An
immense crowd was present. who clam
orod loudly for speech; whereupon the
General opened his mouth and said
.Shentlemens: Ise no man for talk
Use de mans for sight. Mine sword hash
ban drawnifor do stars und sthripes. unnd
py de help Of all dat ish good, we viii
whip de tam reblemens OF de sout. or
mover more drink lager py tam. Vat you
says, mine countrymensf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
.The Sust.
A.sen., Fr.a.r, J..s 81, isea.
confedarate currency.

Conteoeraye Surfehcy'
Special attention Is invited to the no.
tice below. The war upon the currency
has been productive Of an immense deal
of harm. and we are pleased TO know a
stop is to be put to it,
Headquarters. Departm't E. Tenn,
Knoxville, May &c, 1862.
1t having come to the notice of the Ma
ior General Commanding, that persons
within the limits<of said Department are
discrediting the Confederate Currency by
refusing to receive il in payment Of debts
and for producer
He hereby gives notice that this is a
grave political offence, and that all per-
sons so offending render themselves liza
bic to arrest by the military authority
vested in him. E. KIRBY SMITH,
Major General Commanding.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

r Gov. Andrew Johnson has avery cum
mary mode of dealing with traitors.
The Nashville Union contains copy OF
an order in blank issued to the Provost
Marshal by the Governor. which has been
executed already and will be from time
TO time as the public good demands it,
The Onion catches the spirit of the Gov,
ernor. and says gentleman who persist
in uttering rebellious sentiments may
prepare for speedy trip South. They
cannot remain here. They. cannot more
be tolerated than scorpions, adders, or
tarrantulas in an orderly COM unity
WHICH has any regard for its own safety"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Latest from Norfoik.

BY an arrival from Norfolk we have
later adviccs from that point. Gen. Van
vliet was in command with small body
of troops. Provisions were coming into
the city in quantities sufficient to keep
away want from the poor.
The citizeus, with very few exceptions,
still hold themselves aIoof from associa.
ton with the Yankee invaders, who are
greatly chsgrined thereby. The ladies
particularly hold them in utter con
tempt,
Norfolk, IL is we'll known, was, before
the revolution, the rendezvous of the of
Rcers Of the army and navy who have
since joined hands with the Yankee in
the war upon. their old associates and
former friends. Recently U. s. army
officer, who had spent much Of his time
in Norfolk. and. consequently. made
many fnshds, hut wac, Of course, had
become alienated from him, met mi old
friend on tho street, and remarked, cal
ling his name. My dear sir, have been
iu Norfolk three weeks now, and think
it hard that you have not asked me to
partake of your hospitality" Nor can
i even now replied the citizen. Times
have changed, and you and have chang
ed with them. To invite you to my
house would be doing violence to my
own feelings, and if you came my dsugh-
ter would drive you from the door,
None but a few ignorant, itinerant resi-
dents of the city have taken the oath Of
allegiance to the Lincoln Government.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
For Diarrh@a.

A teaspoonful of the sailed pepper vim
egar every ono or two hours Take a
teaspoonful of the yellow puffs that grow
around oak twigs, powdered fine; take
twice DAY IN one tuDIespoouruto or UraIis
dy, wine or cordial. If these yellow
puffs cannot be found, suck frequently
on a piece of alum. The quantity of
alum depends upon the severity of the
attack; take slowly and little at time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Beyonet Charges.

A New York Tribune letter says
oThe conduct of the rebels in the en-.
eagement Of Saturday and Sunday was
worthy of better cause. General off
GERS speak of some of their charges or
Saturday as splendid"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
ca,re for DYsentery.

Take one tablespoonful Of hour. two OF
sugar, ore.of grated nutmeg: and a gill
ofbrandy. stir them up vol, and give
in two doses. twenty-five minutes inter
yening. :
Mighty coed. hrrrirr 'he torr Bot
who're tho G,urasr 8 islleT Q gel
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

t6z- The Iilinois newspapers complain
that the immigration q negroes, sent
adrift By tho military authorities in the
.heishboring slave States is rapidly fling
the jails aims houses and penl'snu-sy
OF that State. and call for tes eafose s
,.a., q. The laws q Ill;nois asrH4 sss
,ss,f, ana. AZ s,osroes ~',f'rr zoe Frs
.;.o,s..,s ID q State
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

STATE OF TENN ESSEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, June 3, 1862.
COL Stanley Mathe,Os, Provost Marshal;
Dear Sir Mr.. - is hereby remanded
10 your custody, there to remain until
arrangements can be made for his trans
portaiioh South lin connection with such
others as may be ready and are required
to be sent beyond the Federal lines,)
there to be left with the distinct under
standing that if he recrosses and comes
again within said lines, during the exist
ing rebellion, he shall be considered a
spy and dealt with accordingly.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
P. SIT Mr.. -. before he is remand
ed to prison, determines to take the oath
of allegiance and give bond in the sum
of 81 600 for its faithful observance, he
will be released on 80 doing,
! ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Louisville Journal of the 5th June
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

s6y- It is stated that Mr.. Stanly has
written. a letter to Hon. Geo. Z. Badger,
soliciting his aid in bringing North Caro-,
lima back into the Federal Union. ana
that Mr.. Badger has replied TO his re-
Quest in very able letter, in,wfion ne
positively refuses to cooperate IN any
euch rnovement. 80 .Il.1..
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Missing.

Capt. james p. Rail. United States
Navy. cannot DO sennd by tho Depart
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
From Richmond.

RIcHsosD. June lS.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times
says there is no foundation whatever for
the statement that Lord Lyons goes to
England upon the invitation of Seward.
The first intimation Seward had of it was
the announcement to him by Lyons him
self Of his departure. This correspond,
emit says His Lordship's visitto England
is no doubt made at the suggestion of
his government, and therefore it is prop
erly regarded as significant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
The Quickest Way to End the War,

The lulckest way 20 ENC inc W ar.
A good story is told about Congress-
men, number of whom proceeded to
Yorktown to see the sights after the
evacuation. A Michigan colonel was in
command of the guard. Citizens were
prohibited admittance. Several came up
and asked the corporal to pass them, say
ing that they were Congressman. The
corporal stated the case 10 the Colonel.
"They are Congressman, are theyi"
asked the Colsnel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

"welI, let them pass and 60 where
they please" said the Colonel. "Let
them tramp on the torpedoes, go into
the magazines, and where their is any
prospect of their being blown to the dow
Il, for that is the quickest way to end the
arr Northern Paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

ssg- The Chicago Tribune. says there
are eighs Major Generals and hfty-fve
h,'s.dis's = The Fsdasai army at Cor
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

sar When the coming Bonaparte OF
this war arises, says the Augusta Chronicle,
he will be found not among the dirtdig'
ging Generals. He will be one who at
tacks, defeats and pursues his enemy
without allowing him to stop and fortify.
We have almost examples enough in the
various wars in which our people have
been engaged, to justify the axiom, that
the party who fort,fes is always conquer
ed In our FIRST revolution Burgoyne
and CORVALLIS fortified, and the war was
decided by their capture within their for
tf;cations. in the second war with Eng
land wherever we fortified wewere beat
en-. exaept At New Orleans, whore JacA;
sons rude breastworks scarcely deserved
the name. ..old Hickory" was no dirt
grubber. In the Mexican war. the enc.
my's fortifcations were carried without
trouble. History has set us lessons which
we would do we'll to study.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Doings of a Tyrant

Andy Johnson has issued the follow
ing order:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

The Louisville Journa, of the 5th June
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27

The Yankee Generals have learned to
respect Providential interference to a
nicity. In fact, they don't tempt Provi-
dence at all, and hardly run themselves
within range of MIME bullet and" nat
ural occurrences."
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Ak ACT 70 PrgE5as for no rayuout q ne militia
sd VolazsSers called iHfO d. alITieo a ~ Uni
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

Fou'uEo, 1sS2- CzAEzERED. 1ssI
LOCATE D,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-sts.,
BALTIMORE. ND.
TUBS INSTITUTIONS Is ROW n THE NOST
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ring the last jean has ben useeary 90 obtain
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every STATS IN tbs Unf6a- 10 :
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NE sdTaatag,s aaa f.eiiti.s here oasrea 10 young
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FACULTYt
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m2rceR RuEtnel8 Customs, etc.
5.MPHHLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Of Boo. ReenfnR
and CoDmerieal Cale1latio1R
H-H.DATIBS,
AHaoetate Pross.soE q Book.Keepfng.
Professor 81 Businels and oEnlHsntSI PslmluIhfEG
ST WILLIAMS, ESQ
LeetuFerOu Mercantile AN
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TRUSTEES:
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Missouri iIinfng C0mDanY.

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aEQlnt Wanted 70 the .PEeslsnt Or iTSsESreF.s !.
Henry 2, Bacon, Ella. M4tthsH Butler, Ia:
9osePh LathFop, Esq5 B. Il Lyneh. FIa.s.7 +.
Henri D. Bacon, L. :. Bory.
2 A{TII.stl freas. ALFRED CI.APP, Pres't.
he a6oye prOSPeetas hhS ap 70 tbs date lSeep
Iaolslod in ouly one Of teluiS plIeFs Tor In
days. no extra Efforts to get haye 49,,
~ the plbIte - Feil appreciats rs So1nd.
ue8 Of the enterprise, that over two $780,
and DOLLAR 81 tie stock has already been talen No
eslG 1Eiely Etoto that the SaFeSars SIS each pSFl
IN furfhar ahfty; IfeFShle 81 ~
itHelJi Eegtared oAly VhUa dfVidends aTo FEeeTred
Az PENN aAHt1g u0nSy 70 spaEe CA By the mr.
eaaRP ct shares IA the tffss5IlEf SfTrf1E Co.
make an Investment that WI pay larEely, and boi3
stn5 tt 4 rea converted tutaeAsh Gfth61flo-5
~ g munteattons 70 the President promptI-
So S. Isai.. No ,f,,,b a,,., Hhso I'VE
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Bridal Praaanfa

SOLID SILVER WARE
- superior stock ct eiIFaF 49, fs4t-S ~
CaEs. les CEe11, Jelys Inaat aif RIsh RnfyeS- e.
osIs - 14fteENt silver Cellar I'D SDoo1s
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TRANsPORTATIOR.
Cleveland, Plttsbnrg andWheeI-

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
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COrh patton, Gos1iveneGS, suppres.
DrOpsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
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W1GsEE, HyorafnE Co, X. Il Oct. n. 1854
uEaR 8 =: an pEfng your CathaFtIE Pulls in ny
GEeettea and md them an excellent pgrEatiVe 70
Nd. IaHN HlfEiCHlN WI.