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TIME TRUSTEES OF This INSTITUTIONS
III are pleased 10 announce 70 ihs Yessls shs,
they have ptcreEed he ssriees II the RswJ ~
BRAssHAw, tls,e Rasler 81 tbs PEsbyssfiaa
Church, Chaiisnpoga,l ~ Principal Ne tskes ~
the superyisen ~ ailthe ID~parsmrnss. ApisdTes
hmseifto have tbsrn flled y ID scmpeseps teaehsr
Mr.. \, COMES 10 Ne ~ q man d enterprise and %
uniiring energy. We n exreriepced IN ithseari
ness Of edacatine ths yoass. aad. ny his NIL pef-
pose tn iaep'i.s Sith ,hs iuiers,s Of the sesect
will give 70 the young ,adivs u Hast fennssscs
and o. North 0eafgta scheai near 81 bone
equal In beaekls end haaon 70 vha, Il 10 efsen
sought abroad. 'A~r
The house, already eemmeases., 10 well fitted
up. Within tue lee, ~ monlbs nm sspsnditursef
from $500 10 $500 has BEEN made IN wearing ~
entirely nsv furniture ier the reemA Be
sidcs there Il new and wen selected hrrafstnG
worth several hundred delars and sufis,ens Tor
all p,rposcs In teachine Phiesophy sas chemm
try and rome Of the special Scirptcs 80
: We give below the rates Of Tuisien, Eraaeasp-
on moderate scsle--the same ehssged by chs
last Principal
Primary Department per snaaa slase
Preparatory law
Freshman ClaH, saeo
Sophomore " SAoo ~
Junior yApe
Senior ~eRs ypvV "
Masis---Plano, Guitar or Melodeon, 5ooo
Through Base Comp, &cs,e at ?Q,ep
French mud other Modern Languages 1900
In the Ornamental Department feli provision
will be made, at tho ordinary prizes.
The rule Of paysnent d one half In advance,
tho rest BY the middle Of the tern.
Board can DO had IN good families, and ut eon-
yenienI bcar6nr honses kept pErpcsely for yeulg
lolic, at que Of which the LIST Assistant will taxa
cbaree The price uf board including lights aud
fuel i not to exceed ~, 50 PER seeirs-
q. w, PARKS, seey and Trens
OCT II, 1851 tf-6SI
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1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT FiLtDIN
this case that the defendant 80 absconds or conoess
himself that the ordinary process Of he law esnnot be
served on him. II Il therefore ordered that publication
be made for four secutiye weeks In the Athens Post
requiring the said defendAntto appear NJ the next term
Of te Circuit Court be held for Reane county a. the
Court house IN Kingston on the ct Monday OF March
next then and there 10 snswer plead or demar 10 SAID
attachment and proceedings, or the will he proc
ceeded with ~ g,s,fa. ~ ws.PATToN, Clerk.
Ian A. ls6s-,at-prs fee &9--6g3
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VI.
Samuel NJ. Williams.
n ulAl fNnM TklI AFFIDAVIT IN THIS

Samuel Vt. WlTIbme,
MT AppRA RING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN Tliis
n cause that the defendant has removed out OF the
State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process OF the
law cannot be served ON him, II s therefore ordered
that publication I've made for four consecutive weeks In
the Athens Post requiring the said defendant 10 appear
at the next term OF the Circnit Court TO be held for
oane county at the Courthouse In Kingston, on the
lst Monday OF March next, then and there 70 auswef
mead or dtmur to said attachment aud proceedings,
The case will he proceeded with ca pdrte.
W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 3, 1sG?-4t--prs fee SS--69S
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Leather.

There is a very good demand for Produce gen
orally. Corn Meal is worth 7O@75c per bushel;
Irish Potatoes SlG1Sl 10; White Bcans Sl(g ,25;
and Peas 50@6Oc. Prime Butter readily COM
mands 35@,4Oc p II, and common 2o@25c.-
Eggs are worth l0@ l24 II doZ Chickens and
Turkeys are in demand at l5@20c for the former
and 75c0sl,25 for the latter. Tallow is IN re-
Quest at l24Ml5c n ID.
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jan 9, is67--4t--prstse ss--oss
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LOOK HERE.

r HAVE LKRT MY NOTES ANDhccorNTe
II with W. o. Horton, 10 whom payments cm he
mad. mil the ist. day 81 February, aficr witch
time. II not psia. they viii no plscsd N tAs hands
Of eollectipg sfBecrs, and no mistake ALE-5 p
Jan, 4, fsBz-@4i y, =. ,h FP. Ia, BRYAN.
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500 REWARl!
500 WORTH OF SALT,
N srrGs

WYE HAVE on HANDS ONE HUNDRED
w Dollars worth of Salt, which we desire to
distribute FREE OF CHARGE to families Of
volunteers in the service of the Confederate States
and poor widows aud others deserving charity, in
Blount county.
Persons applying, with whom we have no ae-
quaintancc will please bring testimonial from
some good citizen of their neighborhood known
to us. II. T. COX BROTHER.
Louisville, Tenn. Jan IL, lS6l--lt--dS5
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Washington CiW UAheaNhy.--The New
York Tribune, in an article on typhus in
Washington, says;
II Congress will not move, and move
with speed and energy passing over the
army medical board If Congress will not
take the affair in hand, and appoint &C.
tive and Trustworthy civilians, invested
with suflicint funds for cleansing the@jl
and purifying the atmosphere, the typL.i .
and not Beauregard, will ere long force
both the Government and the inhabitants
generally to abandon the doomed city.
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1T APPEARING PROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
II case that the defendant ~ Absconds OF coneeals
himself that the ordinary process Of the law esnno
b, served upon him. II Is therefore oTdeie ed that PAb
cation be made Tor four consecutive weeks m the Athens
Post requiring the said defendant 10 appear At the
next tern Of the Circsii Court, to be held for Roane
county at the Court konse IN kingston the lat Mon
day Of March next then and there 10 answer, plead
demnr SAID ehment ssd proceeding. the
will be proceededwitil 80 pdrte.
VS.. PATTON. Clerk
Jau 2, 62--4t--prsfse s3-Gss
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LIST OF LETTERS

II EMAINlNG IN THE POST OFFICE AT
IL Athens, Tenn, which, if not taken out be-
fore the 3lst day of March next, will be sent to
the Post Office Department ne dead letters Per-
sons asking for letters in tho following list will
nlcnge snv ,hny nre advertised
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THE LAST NOTICE.

rJyHosE INDEBTED TO NE by NOTE OK
account will snyc Cosi by calling ono paying
r,.,b,o NJ. VI. LOWRY.
Athens, Jan 10, 1862 ooi
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ALMANAC FOR 1862!

vV,uE coNFBDERATB STATES OF AMERI.
ca, for 1862, Just received and ior sale At 10
cents piece by w. W. RUSS e
Jan 31sG2.
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RITTER WANTED.

r. WILL GIVE THE HIaiIEFTr MARKET
price, either ~ Cash OF Goods, Tor Al We good
nuiter Offering M " hsphTon.
Jan I, 1853 seflF "fa sksis : ~ "
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cGSN WANTEO.

rT,Hosg Dur NE nirHER by NOTE on
accoupt WIN please cnll and pay 'hs tame.
,sanediarely. While You have Do fsbnsy that wiii
pa,s' y 0ED. W. ROSS.
jan jan s,sss .l !, y. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-01

u Mr.. Holt, the predecessor of the presen,
Postmaster General, estimated that by phIc
dispatches Government lost 81 600 900 Oh Letter
postage revenue annually.
The anfl-siavery meetings In Boston ara
gradually tapering OF In attendance; smaller and
stu smaller hail answering their purpose for
place Of resort, each year
IL The Montreal Advertiser says that the
Sumter at Cadiz 10 new privateer Oh the same
chased and watched by q. s. vessels
Iron the approaching twenty-second Of Feb.
ruary the permanent government Of the Confede-
rate states will be inagurated at Richmond.
President Davis be Installed for six years. IS =
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Soldiers Pay!

TftE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
SwIll remit sums Of
uss1..-Slss.uy DOLLARS, AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THzfR FAMILIxs,
Alta charge Of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed In an
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed.
The full address,
(ineladrss Post 0es, STATE; also, street sad Hsr-
Der, IN a large eity,)
of the person to whom to be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
E X p r E S s
FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
e. 9. SMITH.
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd st., second door below Pa. ave.,
ia 9-1m Washington, ID. G..
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Massachusetts Legislature.

Bosros, Jan. 30 i'm the House to-day bill In
relation 10 the reading Of the Bible In the schools
was passed requiring that some portions of il shal
oe read daily, omitting the words ssin the com
mon English version, !" 90 that the Douay version
may De read II the school committee require It.
concerning the enlistment Of persons I'm corps Of
sappefs and miners, who were taken to Baltiuo re.
where they found they had been deceived, and
that the pretended ofhcer had no authority for
making such enlistments. The Legislature An
called upon TO prevent such illegal proceedings.
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I Z
"ARNnEN,s LYpREaa ----------
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The delivery ofhoe Of this company 10 removed
tIom Third street % the large depot on street,
Debween % and 50 80. do NJ
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The Latest from Ksntnckx.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 81 There 10 no news from
below: No forward movement In Southern Ken
lucky is expected for some time, the Condition of
The roads making transportation Impossible.
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Soldiers, Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
szl -s.r WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES =. THEIR
r. FAMILIES, ne
AtGay place on ths lines of their Espress,
At cssrge Of twenty Ave cents for any sum not
excsedIng fifty dollars, and proportionste
additional charge 70 places Teached
= - G b. connecting Expresses.
The. money! whether God OF Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed IN az, envelope and securely
sealed, and h1ve the full address, (incuding town,
Post 9ce, and Stste and N cities, the street and
numner,) OF the person to whom TO be sent, and
the arount legibly marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose msS be had at our Offices.
Tofoliitsts prcmP It delivery, the charge for re-
ADAMS ExPPREss COMPANY.
Washtagtos, Jan. 9, 1863. ia s-lm
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HELMBOLDls EXTRACT BUc8U

HELMBOLDlS EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weakneeses
Arlflnf rom Exoesses, Habits of Dis<f <floz
EsrlV IndfsoretIon or Abuse,
Attended tcIfA fks FOiIosrfss Svpxpfox,.
indlspoSItlon 70 EzersOE, Loss e{ Power,
Loss ot Memory, Difhculty OF BreathIng
Weak Nerves, frsnhfnss'
Horror of Disease, Wafefninses'
Dlmness Of Vision, Pam in the Rsei
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular syftem.
Hot Hands, Flushine of the Hody
DTyness OF the skin, Eruptioni on the Fsoe, ,
PAILIp couNTKStNcE.
These symptoms, Allovedt 70 20 on, which this
meolclne invariably removes, soon follows
lMPOTENCY, ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
h one of tehiek tks Pafisst mag Eapiss.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
ioNo~ % those DRHUL pTsKAGEs
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTION.D
Many are aware o the cause Of their suferlnf,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUMs
And Ihe Melancholy Deaths bv Consr,aytSos,
BxAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH or THI
ASSERTION.
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
etuires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
InvIEorste the systsm
hIch HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCBU
tsoariai u doss
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST sEkPrIcAL.
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In the Italian Parliament the cause of the recent
disturbances at Castellemere was cast on the Gov
eminent, because some Of the rioters were shot
without trial Parliament, however, deferred to
express Its opinion till the official report on the
subject was submitted.
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rslBuxE's SIP EclAL.

: wAsHrSGToS, Aug. l6. Col. Corcoran says
Gen. Prince, taken prisoner in the recent
battle beyond Culpepper, is kept in prison
over dead house, and all the other officers
captured from Pope's Command are shame
fully and tyrannically treated.
II is rumored that Corcoran will be made
q Brigadler General tomorrow.
Thurlow Weed sails for Europe on inn
porIant Government business next week.
A private correspondence from London
states that Mr.. Siidsil has arrived in that
city, and has already had several inter-
views with Mr.. Mason for the purpose of
deciding wha. was the best step to take to
hasten the recognition oil. the Southern Con-
federacy, which seems to have been of late
an object of great indifference. 1t is said
the two rebels have agreed TO address a
note to all the European cabinets, demand
ing recognition of the Southern Confed-
eraey, not in the name of an abstract prin-
cipe of rights; not even in virtue of its
manliness in maintaining its independence,
bu. in the name of their legally asserted
rights-of the rights upon which foreign
nations have acted towards countries situ-
ted as the South is at the present time.
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ACCIDENTAL couple of little fellows
mounted horse yesterday morning, to en-
10y ride. TIE horse, not used to car
rying double, or, satisfied from their man
agement that they were inexperienced ri
ders, started on gaIlop and tilted them on
in front of vierling's Drug Store. One OF
them was SO severely stunned by the fail as
to be perfectly insensible, and gave no signs
of consciousness until after be was picked
up and taken into the store. An examina-
ton, however, showed that be was but
slightly hurt. His mornings experience
on horseback win probably prevent him
from falling in love with the cavalry SER
vice for some time 10 come. Boys can't be
too careful in mounting strange horses.
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New YoaK, August l8.-The steamers
North Star and Roanoke, from New Or
leans on the 10Th, have arrived, bringing
particulars OF the defeat of the rebels at
Baton Rouge aud the destruction of the
rebel ram Arkansas.
A letter from 6aton Rouge says Minis
batierv thrice. reo aisad the rehels RreeIr
inridge lost his right arm by cannon oall.
The fight took place in the edge of the
Timber, Williams being unwilling to expose
the women ard children. We captured
large number of prisoners. including Capt.
Blunt, Breckiuridge's aid. Gen. Williams,
who was killed, behaved like hero. Tae
euemy's loss must have been severe. Our
men charged aud recharged upon them
We have taken three guns.
Another account says the rebel troops
were estimated at from 5000 to 5000 IN
der Gen. Lowell and Breckuridge. The
combat was obstinate. Our loss was 200
killed, intending large number of officers
The rebel loss according to prisoners state
mente, is immense. Among the killed was
Gen. Lowell. The rebel ram was just above
baton Rouge but dared not take part 10 tbs
conflict.
Later accounts state that the Arkansas
gun boats went to Der aud set her on hr'
and she blew up.
The transport steamer Lewis Whitman
ran into the gunboat Oneids, fifty miles
above New Orleans, on the night of the 9th
and the transport was sunk. She had tn
body of Gen. Williams with an escort o
bis body guard, also forty-two of ours, an
three rebel, wounded. The body was re
covered. Thirty-eight wounded soldier
and three of the body guard were saved
The official report of Col Cahill commences
after the death Of Gen. Williams, states th
rebel force at about ten regiments. Ate
a fght Of four hours of great ferocity, tn
enemy were repulsed. Gen. Wilkins wa
killed By rife ball through his chest Du
| ring the battle our forces were obliged
retire about quarter Of mile from the
original position, and the enemy were ao
temporarily to occupy the camps OF IL
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NEw YoRK, August 1.-THE steamer
Daniel Webster arrived with sick aud
wounded from Harrison's Landing. Among
them are Austin Harley, 9th Illinois Cav
airy; Y. E. Jacobs, 18th Michigan Joseph
Howarth, do; Allen R LONG, 18th Indi-
ana Geo. Adams, 8h Illinois; Abraham
Haynes, do; J. T. Davis, Sch Illinois; Jas
Hayes, eth. Ohio; Christopher Black, VIM.
Adamson, cd Ohio, Elijah Davis, do; Da-
vid Van Sect 39th Indiana; VIM. Boots,
9Th Illinois Cavalry q. NJ. Walker, do;
Capt. McKepon, 9th Ohio; Peter Bow
ditch, 9Th Illinois Cavalry.
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GENERAL ORDER 80 II.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.--lst. Hereafter
no appointments of Major General or Briga-
der Generals, will be given except TO off,
GERS of the Regulars for meritorious or dis
tineuished conduct during the war, or 10
Volunteer officers, who by some successful
achievement in the field shall have display.
ed military ability required TOR the duties
of a General Officer.
I'd. No appointment Of such grades will
be issued by the Var Department till an
examination is made to ascertain If there
sny charges or evidence against the charac.
ter. conduct or fitness of the appointec, ant
If there should be any such charges or evi
deuce, a special report of the same will bs
made to the President o. "a
By order of the Secretary of War,
E.. D. TowHsySD, A. A. @.
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B9- The name of the German newspa-
per in this city has been changed from
VOlksbole TO Stats Zeitung. 1t is edited
and published BY Messrs. BschOf and Kerr,
aud among other decided Improvements on
the Volksbote--it contains the telegraPhic
dispatches. 1t appears every evening in
stead of morning, as therefore,, and thus fur
nishes its subscriber with news SO hours in
advance of the Cincinnati German daiiies.
Every German family in the city ought to
take the Stats Zeitung. rr
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TRAINS UNION SPEECHES The speeches
of GEoBeE FRANCIS TRAIN, the enthusiastic,
talented, witty, and patriotic Young
Americau," whose speeches for the Union
Cause, in England, have electrified the
world, have been collected in pamphlet
form, and are for sale by E ]. DoBELL,
Main street. The profits on the sale of the
book are to be devoted to the establishing OF
the London American" the only Ameri-
can organ In Europe. Every person who
aimitss air. Trains vigorous, manly style,
should have a copy of bis speech.
e6-, The following officers were chosen
by the vanderburgh county company q
volunteers 10 the Sixty 9Th Regi-
ment, before leaving for henderson,
Although the rigid inspection to which The
troops were subjected BY DR.. Wir'z re-
suited 10 the rejection of 10 or IL men be-
longing to the company, their places were
promptly filed, aud the Company left with
foil ranks: t1eFr
Cdptain--S. R. Hornbrook. ~.,o ,f
Isl Liesaenant--W. E Mclaughlin.
I'd LisutenaKt-S. K. Leavitt. tt
Orderly Sergeant-John W. johnson.
We hope to be able to publish complete
roll of the company in few days.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

FARTHER PoTNT. Aug. 1s.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on the 7th,
via Londonderry on the 9Th, passed here for
Quebec this morning. r.
By the Anglo Saxon we have London
derry dispatches of the sth inst, which
failed at Cape Race.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. s -Breadstuffs quiet
and steady. Provisions dali and tending
downward except bacon, which is firm.
LONDON, Aug. s.--Consols ga tor money.
American Securities quiet and steady. The
bullion in the bank of Englaud has decreased
E490 900. o1L) ana t l9'
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Drp.nrrD.-ool. Gayin's regiment Of

DEpARrED.-Col. Gavin's regiment Of
sixty days men, arrived from Henderson,
Yesterday morning, marched through our
streets and took their departure on the cars
for home. The boys presented all the evil
dences of having seen service. fneir sun
burned ccuutenances and clothes soiled
with dust indicated that portion, at least,
If a soldiers life is known 10 them, and
their jovial appearance ana humorous re-
marks would have induced an observer to
believe that a solder's life is always gay
The boys, we guess, have had pleasant
time, and will never regret their short cam
paign in Kentucky. k1tesA-h
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what cas- Woman do fn Wrar.-Much
every way. But she cau't keep peace in the fam-
lily without bottle of Dead Shot TO kin of the
biood-thirsty hordes OF hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvite introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir sIest annoyance and disgutt. Bow is the
time to use it. Kill 'em now No family shonid
be without IT, The Dead-Shot makes clean
sweep renders peace certain BY the humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
myl3dlm
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bG-A letter from wylie Little, informs
Us that himself, Will. Andrews, and Mr..
Giroux, had "shipped as seamenY on the
gunboat Lexington, for one year or during
the war. The Lexington is just from ST.
Louis, where she has been thoroughly re-
paired, and left for poiuss down the river
on Saturday last. Letters to either Of these
young gentlemen should be addressed to
'Guuboat Lexington, care Capt. Pennock.
US. N, Cairo, Illinois"
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to the presence of q large body of rebels
in jackson county, No., and in this neigh
torhood, and threatened attack on Kan
sas City, the Proves. Marshal of this city,
acting under orders of the Headquarters OF
the Department OF, Kansas, has ordered the
c,tizeus to enroll aud arm themselves fer
military duty. Those refusing to do SO
will be arrested. Business is mostly sus-
pended. aud it is thought there will be a
general compliance with the order.
The federal troops lately composing the
Indian Expedition, with The exception Of
three Indian regiments, are supposed to be
at Fort Scott, or marching north from
/ there ff se A,. ssesett
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cINCLNNA II MARKET.
ClScINsAri, Aug. ie

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.
Flour unchanged and steady owing TO
the light receipts; super6pe A o0G5 10,
extra 1904 20; family 4 s0@4 40.
WHEAT very dull and prices nominal red
would not bring over 80 and white over
80 cents.
Corn, Oars and RYE unchanged. so
WHISKY steady at 261. Ef
Provisions unchanged and 10 good de-
msnd for bulk bsccn shoulders for the ar.
my contracts aud 81 is offered for them in
bulk, and 81 packed; smoked are held ia
/ higher.
i. LARD irm at 81 sfyfn TgY.
GOLD hes advanced TO IA and demand
notes to 60 prem. Silver unchanged and
steady at prem. Exchange par. II g
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EVANSVILLE RACES.
WALNUT GROVE COURSE

TWvHR 2OTH Day OF AUGUST rs
IL tho day selected for the revival u running
on the above Course No there IA a match nov pena'
lag for 500 side A sisgle dash Of one nile 70
be ron tor on the 10th day Of August, 1869.
DE-. Bissel namss hi, thorough bred ettlli7D,
Buford. Geo. Dennis usnDes his celsbraied Mare,
Bed Maria. Good order will be observed on the
trRck and the services Of q Brass Baud are en-
gagged for the occasion.
After the sboye race there will be q trotting
match for $50 side between an Evansville and
Henderson Horse.
Admittsnce to the track rs cente. F-..
August 16-det f0f