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j. G. Carmichael, for the use of g. p. Carmichael
Us.
j. r. Dyke and Felix Axiey. 80
In THIS CASE IT APPEARING. THAT
i the defendants are indebted to the plaintiff by
note, and that said defendants reside out OF ths
State, and the plaintiff having, on the 4te gay 81
August, 1882, obtained IN original atfAYhmept
from me. an acting Justice o. the Peaee fer Mon
roo county, which has been levied on the property
Of aid dsfsndsnts. II Is therefore ordered BY me
Nat. publiostiou. DO made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, requiring said defend
ants 10 appear before me, ~ my residence, u
.Ns1tsnnvilIe' Tsansssss, on Saturday, the leth
dsv Of octobsr.asxt. ard dsssnd said suit, o. tie
sep JOHN -6AxeoE, J. 2, q,
Sep. u, is62-lt-pr, sss ss-!2s
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George N. Saunders Fsasted in Bahi,.oye.-
George N. Saunders was entertained by
Socessionists in Baltimore on the 18th Of
August He came in the disguiss Of re-
leased Union officer. and had with him
copies of JEFF. Daviss message. instrlc-
ti6ns 10 rebel agents in Europe, and an
earpest appeal to the European powers
sorA recognition Of the Southern Confed.
eracy. esnnders left for the North. and
We: sseistsd'by the traitors Of tBaltirn6re.
,nclud'ng the AUTHORITIES .--.Mv York
Post ~
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF TEE SPECIAL POWER
ID in me vested as Executor Of the last will and
testament of William Patterson, deceased, I will,
on credit of one, two and three years, on the
premises of the late deceased, in, the county of
Polk, and State of Tennessee, on the nth day
of October, 1852, sell to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate of said William
Patterson. deceased; TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES. more or less, bounded on the
JSoqth by the Wetmore Sayannah and on tho
North by the Polk county line.
All creditors and debtors are notified to come
forward and mako settlement in the time prescrb-
ed by law. JONATHAN PATTERSON,
Aug 22, 1S62-3t#-726 Executor
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Hogs, Beeves. &C

We find the following in the Knoxville
Register of Wednesday:
The Government has determined to
buy the hogs, beeves, &c., Of East Ten.
ncssee. and assigned Major j. II. Cum
mings to that duty. His Headquarters
will be at Knoxville. The prices for
corn, hogs and heeves WIN be UNIFORM,
and agents will be appointed in different
sections for that purpose. A list of the
agentswil be published as soon Us CON-
piete; also, list of the prices to be paid,
which will he liberal. II is hoped that
the farmers will fatten all their hogs.
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PowELL's RIVER, TENNESSEE,

Sept. 10, 1862.
Editor Post: Strive, the UNDERMINED. desire
you to give notice through your columns that we
VIII receive some twenty-five or thirty recruits
into our Company, each recruit furnishing him
sell with good horse and reporting at these
headquarters Immediately.
r. s. VAN DYKE, Captain.
J. A. TuRLY, LIST Lieut..
A. J. THOMPSON, I'd Lieut..
W. T. MILLER, Sd Lieut..
x sss .fsan. steycnson's Escort COMPANY.
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Notice.

am authorized to recruit and raise Company
of Infantry for the Confederate service for three
years or during the war All persons between
the ages of eighteen and forty Ave now have the
opportunity of volunteering and be mustered into
to service, and receive the usual bounty.
/. G. BARKSDALE.
Sent 10, 1862
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ng- A writer in one of the Southern

p~ A writer in one of the Southern
papers says;
l am we'll aware that in this wide world
We live in, the Emphatic temperament
predominates, and that there are thou
sands upon thousands of creatures who
patronize tailors. and'by such means en-
deavor to get up the idea that they are
men who, nevertheless, never knew. out
side of hunger and thirst, why they were
created; who never knew what a gener-
ous emotion was. One of that class
might be in heaven six weeks without
knowing it. 80
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Cofaa.

This article lately commanded $3.50
per ID. in Richmond. 1t is now worth
GAGS here. In a few days past, 1t has
tumbled down with perfect crash in
Richmond--a large lot being offered
there a few days ago at $l.l0, which was
not taken.-Atlanta Intel. ~
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General Order.

Delinquent subscribers who fail TO report them
selves at these headquarters by the LIST of Octo.
Der next, will be regarded as deserters and pub
lished as such. SAN. p. IyISs,
Commander of the Post
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A. II. McFall, :.
ps. , Attachment.
Jasop 7 palnar

TT'APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
u in this case, that the defendant, Jason j, Pal
mer, has left the State of Tennessee, or SC con-
ceals>himsef that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, and his effects hav-
ing been attached, it ia therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, publish
ed in Athens, Tennessee, for four weeks requiring
the defendant to appear before me, at my house
in the LIST Civil District Rhea county, Tennessee
on the goth day of October, 1862, and make de
fence to compliments claim, or the same will b
taken as confessed and set for hearing car parte
JESSE P. THOMPSON,
}. y. for Rhea county.
Sept IL, lse2-4t--prs fee So, O0--72s -
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Conscript Enrolment.

- CALHOUN, Sept. TO, 1862.
Sam. y. Irins: In accordance with General
Orders NJ. 8, issued by the Governor of Tennes-
see, making it the duty of the Chairman of the
County Cpurt to appoint some suitable person In
each Civil District, to enroll all who are subject
to the CoAscript Law of Congress, and also the
Militia of the State hereby appoint the follow
ing gentlemen in the several Districts in McMinn
county, which you will please publish in the
Post.
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ME ARE NOW PUTTING UP A PULLING
w MILL NJ our old stand, Ave miles West of
Madisonvillc, Monroe county, Tenn where we
expect to be ready in six weeks to Dress Cloth,
Jeans, Linsey, Blanketing and shawls. We hope,
from our experience ia that business, to be able to
give general satisfaction.
. JOHN THoMAssoN.
Sent g. I662--6mN-729
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State Of Tennessee, Rhea County.
David NJ. Roddy,)

vs. Attachment
Jason J. Palmer.
1T APPEARING. FROM EHE AFFIDAVIT
III In this case, that the defendant, Jason j. Pal
mer, has left the State Of Tennessee, or so con-
ceals himself that the ordinary process of law
. cannot be served upon him, and his effects being
attached, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, published in Athens,
Tennessee for four weeks, requiring the defend
ant to appear before me, at my house, in the 1si
Civil District Rhea county, Tennessee, on the
goth day of October, 1852, and make defines to
compliments claim, or the sams VIII be taken a.
confessed and set for hearing er parte. 'SS''
JESSE P. THOMPSON e
j. p for Rhea county
Sept IL, ls62-4t-prs fee $5,OO-729
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~ Many Yankees that asd ron shs
NORTH 70 avoid tse d.e:t Ssvs -ta :ato
tHsyel'ow fever atHl9sas: ~ :.
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state Of Tennessee, Rhea County.
WI. ~. J. Abel,
w.. A''o'hms"s'

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
III In this cause, that the defendant, r. W. Bfee,
has abscondcd himself, 30 that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot DO served upon him, Il 10
therefore ordered that Publication be nsds in the
Athens Post, for four consecutive weeks, re-
qpiring the said defendant to appear AZ my Office,
on fhe 18th day Of February next, then and there
to answer, plead or demur 70 said attachment
and proceedings or the cause will be tried rqyfe
j. B. MURPHY,
j. p fer Rhea county.
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MD- The HiwaSsee Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, will meet at Mt.
Cumberland Camp Ground, three miles snd a
half Southeast Of Athens, on Thursday, the 25th
inst, at III o'clock, AM.
J. R. FRYAR, Stated Clerk.
Sept 10, 1852
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H6 Special attention is invited to the
Card of our friend, Capt Lafferty. in ano.
Tier column.
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CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
Milton L. Phillips,
j. W. Gibson and W. L. Doss.
And
Z. NJ. Newton,
j. W. Gibson and W. L. Doss.
And
W. L. Dsss,
Milton L. Phillips, 4. NJ. Newton and 10. w.
Gibson.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE IN
i these cases. at August term, 1862, will sell,
on the LIST Monday of October next, 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 wit: On the
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
East by the Lands of d. ands Jas. Parkison-
it being part of the SD and 34th sections, in
the I'd range, West of the Meridian, Sd Town
ship, Hiwassee District-known as the "Sliger
place." Farm containing about two hundred
acres. JNO. L. BRIDGES, G. d M.
Sept. IL, 1s62-tds-prs fee sll,25-720
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preas Eantsd

Any person having for sale a No. q ru,,,,.,
Printing Prsss, can md a purchaser by addressing
. line 10 this once. .
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OFFICE POST QUARTERMASTER, I
Knoxville, Aug. 10, 1852. !
IIn nDnnD NOD TuJl VNfDD . . nf 4, ~ n

hHUxVfIIe, AuR. 1oUl. ]
TIME ORDER FOR THE IMPRESSMENT,
shipment and prices Of Leather being misun-
derstood, it becomes necessary TO explain--
No person IL allowed to sell Leather to any one
except q Quartermastcr or 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 ono
dollar for Sole and one dollar, and twenty-five
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 q
Quartermaster shipping the Leather to me.
JAS. GLOVER, Major and Q'm,r.
Aug 20, 1S62-3t-727
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Appointments.

/ will address the people of McMinn county,
ut the following times aud places. All persons
over ls and under As years Of age are invited to
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MARRIED,

On the 18th inst, by E. W. Carlock, ESQ.,, Mr..
JAMES M. 0snIELDs to Miss RUTH LANDS, all of
McMinu county.
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To the People of McMinn, Monroe
Rhea and Meigs:

10 INC fe0pIe OF McMInn, monroe,
Rhea and Meigs:
j. II. HALE, of Athens, has been appointed
Government Agent to purchase Jeans, Linseys
and Socks, for 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 as possible.
By order Of Maj. JAMES GLOVER, @. NJ.
D. J. DISMUKEs, Agent.
Aug %, 1924 y
Mr. Hale will visit Monroe, Meigs, and Rhea
counties In a few days, aud will make srrasc-
ments as 70 pfaces NJ wiffch Good ean be deliver
ed and paid for-of which due notice will bogiv.
on.
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State of Tennessee, Monroe county.

Sept. IL, lse2-4t-prs fec q, C0-72s
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Sept. IL, 1882 At. prs fee q, co. 100
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young M..'. Uhri.t,.a A..oei.t,o..

nOuu8 mons NnbAsIAn AssOCtottOas
A meeting In aid Of the Missionary work Of
this association, Was hsld Last Sabbath even,
ing vt the Union Chapel, which was very well
NJ. X. H. Miller briefly stated the objects Of
the association, and gave short sketch OF jts
workings since its organization some ten y esrs
since. During the past year the held for the
lsbors OF the sssooixtien had been largely OK.
tended, When the troops were first ordered u
work among them, and Ms their snoxmpmspts
had extspdsd out Of the city, both northward
and tsouthward,s no had the sssooiaiioR sxtsnded
its lines. ~ Nsss37ug ri 10 bsY,n,,t, :
Rev. Mr.. Lyford then gave brief aoooSst Of
his lshors since March lsst,st which Tins No
Als l.6ofs wsks dirsetsa e ne teAnsssrs Z, A 4
osas ID ihfs Asld Of labor. He noticed the i'm.
provement In their conduct, and could assure
the public that their labOrs were beginning 10
bear fruit. Mr.. Lyfprd continued by des0rib-
ing his labOTs among the soldiers in different
parts Of the District. aDd After making an Sp.
peal to ths congregation for money to purchase
books md tracts, gave an invitation 10 thsm TO
attend any Of the following meetings; Tssm
ster's encampment, Ninete enth street, At 10
O'Clock on Sunday; Twenty second street en-.
oxupmsnt, ut 81 o'clock, Sunday afternoon;
soldiers' Rest, Al d O'Clock, Sunday evening;
corner Of Ninsteenih street and Connecticut
avenue, on Tuesdyy svening; East Capito'
grounds, on Thursdsy evening; and near he
Log Bridge on Friday evening: .., s.,... =. wv
tain, paid a high tribute TO the ladles Ok Wash,
ington, who were so assduous, last Sunday, In
their Httantions to tho sick and wounded who
arrived bsre on Saturday night. 90 Il, zoos
Other remarks were made, and liberal col
lection wss taken up. E-.' No., A..
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NEOoNLI JBT EXCURSION TO GLY-
Nl MONT,
Tuesday Evening, June IL, Isss.
For the benefit Of the '=...'b a-.''

|NEOONLI JBT EXCURSION TO ely
M MONT,
Tuesday Evsnins, June II, 1863.
For the benefit Of the ..'5 s''
L SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
under the auspices OF
THE UNION LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
An appeal 70 all who sympsthlss With the brav.
hospitals Of our city. '"Jg'I ..-
The large, safe, swift, and splendid steamer BAL.
rIMORE. capable Of csrrJins one thousand persons,
.nsaasd for the occasion,
D present to snvsn the occasion with some Of their
choice .its a,d Afford an opportunity 10 those = who
,osoa 20 on me sss e :. DO
An experisaced Cal ERER has been engaged,
apd every arrangement made for ths comfort and
G5.ches viii leave lie corner Of Seventh street
ytil leave ihs wharf q ,hs foot 4 Sixth iueet, At
T,aIst:, .Ar.lans . sss.len.n and lady, :, to be
procured 8, any Of the Book Muac, or Drug stores,
!. hs SSss on .s.uins he s
Csmmi,s Of Arrangement m ae part Of th. Auocat,en.
J TCLEMENis Prest JOHN ELLIOTT.
L +. A. STIER, 30 Ts' GEO. A. BEaTLY.
l J.V GRANT. w II. HOOVER
Maraars on ne part Of Gournment Department.
| Hons. Eusrson Ethsridge, Clerk House Reps; J
W. ForneY Secretary Senate, Thes. l. smith, First
/ Audit, r r. B French, Seco,a Auditor X. J. At.
/ nsop, Third Auditor, Hobart Berrien, Fourth Au.
aitor; John g. Underwood, Fifth Auditor {; Green
/ Adams, Sixth Audit0r.
Treasury DEPARTMENT., I. HARLEY and D. T
Smith.
Interior Dep.rtnsn.-wstt J Smith d. Hal
lowsy, and +. NJ. Clark.
Post Ofies Dspariment-wm A, Bryan and D..
j. Hall
War Department John Potts and wm. G. Moore
Navy " partm ent-A Fnrwell
Attorney Generals Ofios-RichArt Bates,
Managers on 1e part Of CUi,rs Of Washington
Hoo. Richa. W allach. JOIN c Riyes, samuel u.
Douglass VIM 7. Dove Lewis Clephane, Thos. j.
r,ber j. d brown, Alex. Sh. pherdl Charles Utter
mehle, J P. Pepper, Il b Fl neh, Nathan Sargent,
hos " Cls,k John II. Peake, 1homas y. LlVyd,
and VIM J. Murtagh. 80 .un. 1t
&anassrs a., Ae part qf Ciis>ns Of GeOrg,tOur,!
Hon Hesry Addison, j. 7. Bangs, and VIM IL
Tenney. n je 12N
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India n ubbos 0oo<is,

Me,srs Henry A. Han a 90 Of Boston who have
kept branch store AZ sos Pennsylvanis avenue
Washington, ID. c., have lately withdrawn their
stock ,or tn' summer, and our citizens % procure
India Rubber Govds OF eypry description, selected
from he iaygea stock Of DUN Goods In the world at
Me,srs usII d Co.'s India kuhber WArehouss, S6
Milk street, Boston; aud We wosld particularly osl
III attention Of Plumbers Druggists, Clothing deal
err uyds4A m who ma yauss or ssll Hard or b0ft
ON 6u0S1, asSfl ordsTs rsoeiSsd by Massrs Hall
\ Cd Will bstorwsrded By lightning expres. rains
Il I1auufso users pgi Efst9h Ped, thereby sav
ns os,lts 4 pvcat I. all h6 may isks aaysnsass Of
hk tQkfi LIST Of prioes and discourse forssrdsd 1y
G1irShena Hssirod d ie6-NkW uI
: - nsh ,..- Uinpp'uuynt 9et Of
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Churches fer Hospitais,

% fhe New York Avenue Church was selected
n one Of those designed for hospital pur-
atreet Baptist Church, tbs latter building has
been substituted. The congregation Of the
Baptist Church have, since their church WAS
blown down h.st winter. been worshipping m
Dr.. Gur'ey's church, AT the Invitation of his
onngregatiou; and now that their church 10
about nn,sbsd, hearing that the Government
had determinSd to use the Presby yterian
Church, appointed "A committee to wait on the
Milstn y Governor, and express the wish thai
thslr church be taken In plSoe Of DR., Gurey's,
and allow hts % be ussd fnr public worship, II
the Government 10 not deem II necsssary to
use All the churches. aiNn2y '..'at1 'i,Vll
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Criistnsi oowrt,


This oaurt mot Yesterday morningl Judge
Crawford on the benGh. 10 mv1 III
Isrshsl Lsmon made return efths following
~ grand jurors "' -t IN q. =,
Georgs W, Riggs, John H, ugsmmes. John y.
Blake, John Van ReswiGk, Mafshall Brown, JDr.
Aiexxnder, Matthew w.. Gait, VIM. 7. Dove
WIN. Orms, Richard Pitlit VIM. II. TennayL
VIM. B. Todd. Mias Z. White, Rpbart BsslS,
Stephen p. Franklin, George W. Utermehle
VIM. D. O. Aurdook, George W. Beall, JOB W.
Angus. Bushrod W. Rood, Samuel Lswis, Edw.
Snms, Samuel 4. II, McKim. and Thomas
RsiSrns were also made of,hs following petit
Hugh D. Prathsr. VIM. A. ksiloy, J. Waters
6ieorge n. Grant, Robert W. BAtss, Jamas H
Sotnsfs, Henry Th6rne james T. Boisehu, Johr
4. Hopkins, James Msnkin,Jos. Hedriok, David
Wiaes,' Thomas Fiiliainw, Emanuel gosnpton
Martin p. King, Richard l.. Ross, George "
Dsnt. John r. HArDsr, Thaddsus 6turgis, John
r. Dale, David Fouble. EhSard o. gcklof, Gao
W, Cooley, jacob Y0ung, James Il. Owen, Thos
q. warren, William P. Drury, James l.. Davis
4. n. O'Hrien, snd John ~ Qpssn,IJ
The court transacted no blsiness yesterday
morning except simp y to csll the list of Jurors
and then adjourned un'il Wednesday mnrnine
next 1t elaven O'Clock. m. .'r.g, l..I
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DisOPtibALs FOR FURNlsHfNGslTl Tlas
L PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING
0yrox surERISrrspsSr PgslIo P.Nrmo,

Ofriok ,bUPERfrTrnDtNf fCBlio fRiNfIH0,
IN suHs AgcE & T SSsssso.. y d. ..S,A ssA
section Of the Joint ResSution In relation to The
popSs. s 4 sSsssS g III. H. os. s 'fss ss
sf Z; ~ q aps ss Il, s ssss dI K.
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dSy Of November ,lsss, n 81 8I-ud 'Efls toua;N't
fbe subjpiYad h.t .psciass, - nearly y can BE-
SsIitss.ss Y. as Sa q sssA t'ns e NAT
ss isssss ia se's s%sHs po.sS:s e
he re- m ol 500 sheets hN.'"
am sy ~ Ra'.n aoas. P e SssS SsssasiS
pAunds 70 the rsah Of O0SbsAa-G 4 = n
lAgneably 70 the peevtisus q ths Joint resolution
,%Rs e =, n e. IG:,ss,ss s.S $ SSiE W O.
plshed to applcsos thsfssst. This paper Is to 30
pndup In .quirss Of twenty five sheets esch, and In
burtdlss Of two ream. each each rean TO contain
spo Rssteet GReh, Uniiornisy d. celos, shlckness,
o. sS under AZ.
cent rom The standard weight Will be received, and
the AFoS weighs will IN nl daas. ~ feqoirG
Nixidg Of vsfIous thtoknea % in ilSs ame bundle
viii y sosa'dsrcd vislatian q the ooasrsos,I
npSr Gissdsfsd 70 sssuIs 4 81 u inches md %
Weigh lfty poundS to ibe rsata Of $50 sheets.
q ,,syvI Gas = l., gYC
ing In weight with paper weasunng 10 by q inches,
r'd weighing twenty Pound; per re'm Of $50 Sheets
hoo rssms sapsfce plaic papes, (calendesed or
and Of such weight Psr rssn = may Be- required
CLAss @,
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Change. In tho second District R.si,ns snt.

In consequence of the resignation Of Colonel
Isaao Peak and the Lieuenant-Colonel OF the
SECOND D,styict Coiumhis volunteers, the FOL
Living changes have taken place;
Major Alexander promoted to colonel, vice
Pack, resigned.
Adiutsut G. N. Zuiek, promoted to lieulen'
nut.cviOnel, yics -, Resigned.
Captain Drew, promoted TO MAJOR vice Ho-
Lisai. John Hsgs, promoted to captain, vice
The cause q Colshs Psck's resignation was
in haslth. ~, nee :.
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CLAN ].
!. 900 reams writing paper, IL BY 70 inches, 70
weigh twenty three pound. per rsam:
ao0 sah "sa STsSs ~ y
D. 100 reams writing paper, 1s by = inches, to
weigh twenty four pounds. per rs.m..
l. s4o realms writing p.ps,. Is BY 10 inoh's, 70
400 sa, t"sa: Srns 70
ma, Az .as ;ss .ss Ss;,:s Ss,sS..sss
oHi.ids quirss They sFs % % mad, of the best
%:sTs %::sr,i 'sf ssss ssssy y .1a sSi .ss Ss;
;i1s,' sss ias'sia :ss sss 's %.s y
be required BY this oncs LThoss IN ols ses 3, s,
and 1s,s to Ss Shis spd q the si,e' AnS yeisni
The right u reserved Of ordering gIeaer or less
quantity Of each snd every sd seatEssed iot In AZ
q :uS and In such
e oSSso may oss
' one 9, sfs s n & P:Ss
MED by The guarautss thsttfSe tddsr or htddesS II
his q Ihsk ,hl ,: M sS0.D;s$ wy snts{ ia,o
furnish ihs ar'i"Iss yssposs1 BlsnT iosn, nor pro
Sc tstsn into eetsidsrition unitss sdbstsstisiiy
All tie psser in the several Glasses must b. deiiv
cred at the Government Printing Once In Wsshing
ton City, except that In cl.ss which must be Do
order iss Il III IND every extra charge Or sxpsnss,
and subject to the imposition, count, weight and
measurement Of the Superintendent, and b. In all
respects satisfactory.
Hidtsrs arc IssaI,sd e. fsF.t.Ar Yith thss pssSs.
sisd! i 3 Sap.s q "a sse psess s
:ao.s. no sui bidder a5Ssssqs ssd risid'y to ooornn
ProppTy WIN bslsSErsdts..Jo .JoHs D. Dxy..rs,
superiatshdfGt Il Of uls lRsblio Printing, Washing
ton" and endorsed Proposala for Supplying
National Intelligsnosr, Evening Star, National
Republican, Suuday Morning Chfoniele, Washing
too, will publish once week Tor nine ussks.f 70,
ma e-lswat
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
CAL 20 HstN iYSRk.rs.

We invite attention 10 the, sDlins IN vvr I'D
vsrtissng GolumnaO y meeting of the New YORK
Relief Association at temperance Hytl (to, NOR.
row evening, 10 consider meSsurAa for the re-.
lief OF the sick and wounded soldiers from the
State Of New York, now IN 0ar hospitals. In
such u laudabls enterprise all should partici.
pate. but sspeOisily New Workers, to whom the
oall iespeciAlly addressed. ...,,a,. .,,,. Co.,
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
sslsuSes n ta.,a.

,.v,,Iv Ws s.FH ;.ss q ne S..! p;S rs
learn his name, but andssstand that he hes been
Insane for uuma ttme.s He s,id he belonged TO
the NinAty ffth New York;, and vt other times
that he came from Miohtgsh Hs said his regi.
ment WAS In the river, Ind he must follow; and
before he could he rescued, he got too far and
lost his Ittel'igs iPyjd y hSa n h,A p - lf-
The national Republican., 1862-06-17
llssd the ssaiSwing srsstinaossta,
Man, a NIL ky,ta6a oiii.fzt of RdlkiysH6pyt

Fom VII k"otsa dllIfsI N HdAs5NHN
Dr. Won MoschA ksf has tsiisvsd me from deafness
Of t. M standing, mach to, my benefit ., Aati,fac
suaeriug aud with real pisssute "
JAhEs II. CAusrEs
gvashisgtou, Juns IA, " h. rhaIL,i;
DR.. Won Mosohlisker, % M!nt and Aurist, No, 227
Peunsylvsai ayeuue, Riyei HIS exyusive attention
TO lhs Treatment oil thS Eye and EsY, withogt dslsy
il you wilh the Nlif benefit Of hls treatnleHt. 70
smilar tesiimo aials IRON Richard it'll ESD. Cash
Ter Bank oi tho Metropolis, senator Simmons, HIN.
@. g, Browae, n Mayor Addi on, zee ths Mar
Iaieift1,Nor, '"' ".. iTi Je l7'8ts