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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-25

The indications at nine o'clock on Sunday
evening, after the battle was fairly over, were
that the next day would be one of the fierce
and decisive battles. We know we were on
the heels of the enemy. that he had rein
forcements during the fight which had been
likewise put to rout, and that on the morrow
we would most likely battle with his whole
force: The prevalence of this belief had an in
spirltlng effect upon our men. They were
justly proud OF their success and were eager
to fight the whole thing out the next day, if
opportunity offorded. The corps of Sumner
Banks, and Porter were fresh and vigorou -
not having been at all engaged, while those
who had fought were as ready as the other
troops
There were probably over two thousand pris-
oners taken during the fght of Sunday even
ing, and about seven hundred rebel sick were
left at the barracks at this place The enemy
have treated their own sick during the last two
weeks with great cruelty. They have left them
to die almost snywhere-by the roadside and
in fence corners-and the citizens of Freder-
lex have hitched up their teams and gone down
the Georgetown turnpike toward the Potomac
whence they came, and picked up the poor Eel
lows, and brought them in, redeemed them
from their filth and rags, and saved their lives
We did not, for some reason get q bright and
early start on Monday morning. The rebels
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-25

Accounts of the Ratti0S Of SUNDAY an" -
Monday, sept. 49, n ans lSytH' 80 :
a. ~, v.r,.r.. ct IN !, rusrs FeeI3. 90 y ~ :
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

'Sna-Sks jsiiG ~ Ss1lpss wss , Sevss, q 10.
n.cu we're dun and hsavy, 40 previously reported.
eUsAns advanced q ighty, With an Improved inquiry
and sales q 7t0 hhds. ~ exe lexc ior New oresns
end -. eko. foF cuoe w
TAIiOw was quiet 1t loAc. 104c. n
TxAs were dun q cd prices.
nv vss ipscsiye and prices were quoted about tho
ToaAoo-Not much doing In this article; prices ior
desirable r1n The sales we're l7S hhds. Kentucky at
l3kc. 2lc., and "a cases sesd leaf ~ loc, . 49,
Wmsxsv-The sales comprised TOO bbls NJ 3s,ic. 80
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

The unlavorabe state Of the weather during tho past
week, and tho enormous quantities Of poultry and game
which have been received In the city, have exercised a
deeterous influence the market for beef cate which
opened this week under unayorabe auspices and closed
Still worse The supply wds fair, large, in fact though
with anything ike fair demand the number on sale
would have beon insufficient. The bulk OF the offerings
and only limited supply Of good to prime which were
readily sold az quotations above. The rangs OF
prices was about the same, but the average
price was about half cent per pound lower.
Tho government agents in the market,
and their purchases amounted 10 quite an item inc
market was considerably suoyed up. Had IT not been
for this fact the decline would have fully equaled ha
cent on all grades and perhaps three quarters OF cent
BY reference 10 the annexed table will be seen that The
last year though cows calves and sheep and lambs,
the receipts have been lighter. was thought that none
of the comincnest cattle would remain unsold
MLcH cows.
The demand has been very moderate during the past
week and prices have been for the most part
rative. The cows which have been offered have been
fair to good. while thero have been no really prime
in market. Quotations are nominally unchanged.
VEAL CALVES.
The demand has been very moderate during tbo week,
and prices have scarcely been supported Primo voas
have sold quite freely, however, and the current quota
tions are about as high as those Of last week. Common
calves have been decidedly dull and prices are nearly
Nominal.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts have been remarkably light, IN view OF
which advance Of 5c 5Oc per head has been estab
shed despite the fact that the supply OF game and pou
try is enormous. Tho demand has been active
throughout and the offerings have been taken fast
they arrived ised quotations above. The fol-
lowing sales at Chamberains viii afford an insight to tho
market elsewhere sheep and lambs sold at &24 each,
26O do SO 7 10 do at So 23 do az So 5 1870 do.
SIS @ 400 do at S. 900 do. at $4 75 1863 do at 81
217 do. At 50 60--t0tal, 2.05j.
s4r tf.t SWINE. fN
The warm weather has affected the market unfsvora-
bly, and the demand has been oes active, while prices
lower The yearly receipts have verified our predic
tons in regard 10 the great increase in the packing bls
in this city, aud Far exceeds the expectations Of
nearly every one being than twice large AZ last
year. The receipts tho week heavier than eyor
befoso and prices from Ac. % Kc per To- lower.
The following are the weekly receipts for 1S62:-Week
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
PERsOyAI..

f,uILDRES TAKEN toa ADOPTION AND ADoPIED
a. ru ~ icsr ami vtl reeege en0d care aud medical
nisndnuoe dnrnr thnr con enien a. Vine ShiSDLE -
- WesL houston street, -
EHILDREN TAKEN FOH ADofIioN; Asv Ansv lave lave
four Infanfs now u adrp' out Y ec1d hones ladies
taken IL Board Pleasani hJTe - ~ 80 vL
Mnc. PARsALLE, I4I Gr@o"ion s'secs' 80" ,o'A
IF CHARLES RLRfNStON. shohhAhEk WHO
Heater streef viii send addssstd 70 ~ Herald ohce
stating where he b. ionp - W. heef " '"
his Advantage.
,,rttprx ~ srrRGBs or COMPANY Q, FITTH
n .r~sni Duryee's Ipuavss has ueen nstng since the
last aatte Buii run Any nerraI.n a sesasa 70 nm
sturges gps Wesi Thirty srth street
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

Wheat vas in pretty active demand, and shade
higher ,.-dsp with sales o. 10000 bushels IT 81 4.
ri Is for white and 81 80 " ~ Tor rel and amber
western 81 Is ISL 40 lor Milwaukee rinb and amber
spring. sud 81 II 81 81 tor Chicago spring, and 81 as a
ri Al 'm amber state. Corn tended loNnwaris with
sales 10 bushels mixed Western zee q soc. for
sound &c 7sc or unsoupd and heated and SIC. Sac
FOR yellow Westefn Rye moro active ~ s5c. s'c
Sales we're made 81 N an ruseis barley at 81 20 81 40
snd 900 busheiS irst st ~ CO. Oats We're N more
rsquc-i nc Gsc. q lie
fsyAgvsx was held hru,ly bnt wss Inactive.
Caaniss wore selling slowly al former pric,s.
gx--Rio has been In moderate demand, and 40o
bags have been Sold part At % w. sc. Tho weeks
businass Nessrs. Wn. sCoit son notice thrs:-"Tnc
only sale a. Rio during the ss week has been 600 hays
bslpcc ,cr fanana - = 80 The market Gloss qnle
as uopiiar he s30i .c. tor RIO, sc. s4c for Java,
2sc DC. for Iasrayrs anc hsrsoalbo and :oc &c
Cor 20. Domingo.
corroS was icss sought after. but Drm at o,c.
6;,sc for mddlngs.
a.. In part, $xi 20.
FRrir--Thc mario, wss auf ana hervy gcnerallys
frlIGH1s Continued quite uull. There were engage.
men,s IsPor.ed o. only 800 sos -four 70 Lberpooi :,
5000 iMshes whca' a. SD TO Glasgow 600 bushels
oats at SID
c1,s were less esng sf,er "a 81 7oa& 10 for crnd.
PORN sc. $50 or crude whale 81 20 for linssei 2J
2sc and ir I6c for crude aud refined petroleum,
respectively -
and gI 30 2aS2 30 for prime, with safes a 2Ioo bbs.
Bee; cont dull ard heavy with sales OF 100 bes al
s1t 30 s3 for plain, and s13 GA for extra 800
bbs and ticrccs of iard within range Of g'4o. Ice
and 500 boxes bacon at Ttc. 9bc. Butter quiet
a. on aJc Tor State. and 16c zoe. for Western.
enoose continued dull OF eHc sl3c. g 1
Rcgsaes we're rcporiod OF 100 600 lbs East India on
n A. partr 80 al government contracts.
SAlr was cuist at 81 25 aud ~ 70 81 l6 for Liver.
pol grou nd aud hno, respectively.
sAITrnss vas dub a. a6c, aieho for crude. !.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
FURNsTURE.

N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOrSERULp tTR
"A nltrIe for sale at a sacrifice Property OF gentleman
leaving thn c.ty Rosewood Pianciorte. Drawing Room
suils rtsgsre~ Book Table superb e0ecoD OF Paint
Tugs and Bronscs, wsnto and Pic Mirrors, Estsnscp
Tables Buffet silver and isss Ware, BIBans, beds.rade
Mattresses Wardrohes Lace Curtains infrire at ii3
West rwen:y.fhira street, near sixth avenue.
DEDRooM SUITS OF ENAaELLED FURNITURE IN
Id all coors OF warranted manufacture also sold chcy
nut Chamber suits. plain ornamental nj VI. r. FAR
RISGroN'S $50 Canal sircei, oppusse Wooster. Cxtab
nshed a lHfS.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
cTTx SumnERCIAL REPORT.

q TUESDAY, Dec. 3o--e P N.
Asws-Salcs were made Of - bb's At 7.c for pearls
and .a,c 7tsc for pots.
RrEsnsrgfrs-Fiour again adv snced Sc psi bbl, with
sar inquiry, anu ssles Of i2Soe bbls. State and West
ern, .s0s Sbis Canadian. $40 bbls Southern
iccd
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
EXPRESSES.

A BuRyHAM.s FURNITURE kxPREss AND PACK
IN. fng Estabshment, III West Eleventh street. betNee
Ffth aud sixth avenues. Household Furnure boxed aud
shipped all carts Of the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture ~ and from the conptYf Furniture
aNTtn
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
:, 9TH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRACY.
: orH wAGD.-ro rnE lNpBeENpRNr pgMocRa

1lrH WAED.-To TUE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRA
LED tc Voters of tho Thirteenth
m 10 acknowledge both Individually Ind collectively he
generous support which have hs
candidate ui your rboi Commissioner OF Schools Noe
whssnding that the usta rowdyk m vas rrssrtsd 10 Y
my political opponeuts order 20 iptidate and pras
y0n from exercising that prerogat. wic, c>clsiyc ~
longs you alone, vet pcac"sby but rerss'ent ks
tefrd u large friendship outside party wrtgih4
The Oicla returns attest ihs flc This indeed p'ouu
privilege boast oi, lor which rern ,ou ger NY
Everlasting taa,tss. PETER gRbSSs
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
MILLINERY. &C.


HHH44RR REHssEs SSHssEs,
rhe iarsssi aud hsn,.omest stock q HEAD DRESSES,
Dress cars AND T. aaSs se s rssa ssS n a s
+ HiSSiSs HIs.SSs 81 IssiaIs sIaIs sysa". .yss":
In addison % .r nsss sock p MN ncIy Goods we M. have
CARS Pear Bsrdcs aud osaacn,s aud isa dresses lor
nj .s,,cn % wnt ..s he slrgon E, aee,
SSAn - f sEhsf soeR Y rIs T
. a., early % 'Si 'r'i SS Is %insS as s1s s,en" !" 'se'
Twp doors nom Tenth street.
- TAxEGty m, PLACE = 1MIIIJNEsh. : -MApAMis
icn.blo iaie g N~% yeFs at so has received Splendid
Year Day reception and for psric and sha snc bis an
dcrs rp''risicd v hei care sriy prcnp,F
SPORTING.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or B1RDs-FoE noI.!.
n dsy ptsents, thn largest ~ ,hr city, canaries Belgian
and sho.t b,.r.s Moekne Bn and oncr iauoy Birds
''''''"'' y ''''' DAyiD vESreS. 10, b. cadsss
IsiRpS, BIRD, nEDs-A srLENDIp boT op'
- ,,s ncst .ipa,,y s,nsti.s ssisns ,ori Ir.rd so,d
t,n hes iinnats Iovn Bir> &C. asu snd hear thcs Ing
egp's Sd si1Sot pStepsus'sS Ne" Soss s."''' '' ~ =
Lrg ,SrIs surrE no spEcg SLIP. mas All. rliE
ra9ce Brseds 10 ios ;,c.S aa sale; a. B I iswe sa
psr' bs sfa " tHIa e. a;dsne io's fSr
THE EIREMEN.
srHE TREASURER OF TIE FIRE pErAtrNESr.
J. With ingeh iiensa,e, scsnog,cas", ,ae ies,ir, ~
c Cn iIsnrnis bainr fhe ihc hanelt
given SIo4 Ca,cr October ~ lc.. "a all Vt tho Widow
aud Orphan Fpc - the Fire Department..
JOHN S. GILES. Tfcssnrer
The Treasurer. brhaN o the Department tenders mis-
infrge thanks the Bcneht commliier for lo-ir orn
ercrt.0us picluclrg entertainment wor hy ihr
patronage fellow cisizcns and the bsfsl manner
which hey responded 10 thu rior Of the ronmiGe rci
otr aeknowiedgrtent 70 Mf w~sllcy, the mo.
prie OF ihthcsre, Tor aionacro' SioL weeudcr
y, ss.pss 1 4 ssns e ia I'd % sHS, .A5 spf "
Thai bese. beloved country the Widows aud
sacrifice comfort health .fc iseii, m
discharge OF ther arinons duiins 6r-me, sub
stnpfialy ien,nmhel4d.
>Nv rcgR do eelnter % 1872
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
OCULIsTs AND AURlsTs.

JSyE AND EAR--DR 4. A. CALDWELL. AFTER Az
" absence ot fifteen years ma rctrned q New York.
aud reslmed professional business q Eghh street
Clinton place, Broadtay oaee hours from A. NJ.
bP.M.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

NEW YORK CATTLR MARxDEsk
7vxDAy, Dse. 90, lse2.
me receipts Of a descriptions Of live sock . al sne
yvds (includne the Bergen hin yard for Ne wsss are
n foNovs:-- - @t
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

N, ANTED--s SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN, NINE
w years ase capacity where industry and
honesty wf be appreciated. Can address j. H. FL 2is
William 81. tta.. staa#
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

1.,vRNfYuHE.--A BEAUTIFUL PARI0R SUIT GOV
cred In Frcuch hrocat nadc 70 order cost $500 win
Bedrooms great sacrifice FOR each Apply 1t ils West
xsSb street iVupsp placc, between biia spd sI sy
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-11-22
HONOLULU, now ltIBER p, No.
No. 80.

of rain up rather down. he is compelled stop
hrehng consequently reaping Also half days
the dry sufficiently be bound. farmer
could and house in eight days that takes nearly
month for the box hreshing Grain
threshed field spread and cured for
fourteen days. before the farmer venture to sack It,
the harvested and in barns stacked to
convenient time threshng would be cured in barn
stack and while the rice remaining in barn stack and
could employed Immediately prepare the ground
CROP second could be growing before the first
saving time and Of very
time, whose value is incalculable
Again. the Of grain that be reshed in boxes by
hands, differs according the yield square yard be
thousand pounds hands, when the rice yields
pound per square yard about much, than
be expected from hands, while threshisg machine
cordng size would threh from twenty thirty thousand
pounds a day. difference in stack,
threshng and machine the present hreshng
would stand about thus All hands might be put work
reap and house. g While the crop securely
ed and the grain becoming cured the ground could be immed
planter value OF of the
probable safety from late fall The
would be reduced, should judge The
saving in expenses would perhaps be thus:
Saved by sowing instead Of ransplanting,- .... SlI
Do by threshng..-...-.. s. &l6
g. LG6OrersAs this subject has reference immigration
beg leave defer it for other time
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-11-22
NOTICE

xxrHFRFAs THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority great rreguary exists in the taking
- ;ipg Of the wild cattle the mountains HAWAII, De-
ionn 10 His Majesty and to the Government by parties VINO
claim or nreend to right under bills Of sale from HIS Ia
% - g., tbe Govern,nen whereas, from the nature OF
m, country and other il is almost impossible TO place
agents guard interests of His Majesty ana OF te
t ana whereas ali parties having legal claims on the sa1
Wild cattle nave already had time sufficient they nave uSeu
due diligence remove the same It. - III ,.-
Now therefore, undersigned hereby gives noce 70 al
ties who purchased running on the mountains on
vail previous 10 the day January s5 to remove e
not already removed before the lst Gay OF MAY
after which time, parties taking wild cattle VIII pe RI0sTu
Interior ONCE, L. hAMHhA.sc sc .
Jan. "a, 1855. 80
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-11-22

r. E. WAKEMAN.
Contractor of Building and Jobblng'
~ wbeelright Carriage Making and Repairing
King street Honolulu, opposite the City Market
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-11-22

The WESLEYAN CoNFERENcE.-The sittings of
the Conference were continued at Camborne, Corn
WALL during last week, and closed on Thursday.
ThA proceedings were not, for the most part, Of
genl interest. AT one of the meetings of the
COnf6 the subject of special services and ad-
mission ! s2syivaIists - to Methodist pulpits was
discussed, as tfesxaetice had led to much disquiet
in many places. The president said that ministers
must learn to say No to applications of the sort
referred to. The first thing he had to do in of
his circuits to tell some very influential men
who waited upon him for the purpose of requesting
that an American Revivalist should occupy chapel
for month that. as long as he was superintendent
of that circuit, the Revivaist should not place his
foot in any of the pulpits, and he heard no more
about it. Ii all the ministers would act likewise
towards these ambiguous people it would save a
great deal of trouble.-Wustrafed London Nsars
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1862-11-22

3 As step in the promised reforms for Poland,
a decree has been issued ordering an administra-
tive reorganization on decsntralizing principles
The object of the proceeding Is to effect dlminu-
ton of officers and the extension of the sphere of
duties of subordinate officials.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
Morgan il .Kentucky,

ri, 4 Il, N, ~.,ft,x ID II = II A.. "a ~
=, ~ = !. n Z = ss''sy
'consalns ! ile 'oiiowtng IN relation 70 the
;recefit affair; of the gallai1 Col, John Al.
Morgan, N 8 4. /. Z. q y \
W. n. 81 s1ot,<.t..t 4; !, ~ er,,, III ~,
naft d 4 oFnncI lain II MorSsa III ~
ia 0fn M II al + an II x
7fhfpen,,sS lVania rer;,ncnt It Tan Il. i,s.
LA 12,'s'i. !, 4
~ ,,s',r; - tia;r ce,,,,,
i s.,.,, u ~r'i
f.tts ~. :. Il, ~. ~
7 ~. ~ Il. a.,s, ~ ,,'
t,sene, anu 10y ~. sne sPol's, we naye
,,o.s,. ~ cs,}a.,;ss., ,.'ts ~ "
con'n IA, .ne io.,owi I, lc,ier s,eno 4
W. w, ~ IL - -
tiuhtthis , n,ornina before break ss fast and
cleaned out 4 Yenlsee encamnnecTt q
I ootnulctelv rs eve,it was Sflone be nnv
one. f'fhey had breakfast cooked. but
had not time TO eat II. ~ 4. :
With their usual generosity. when act
ing without previous culci,lation. they
left us many valuable trophies. such rs
watches. horses, very little cash. album
dance of provisions, something to drink,
DianKptS anu huge piles OF readv-maQe
clothing and Union stationery, and last,
but not least, quite number Of their car.
| casses--some .sgone under.o some agoing.
land others we'll and hearty.
| Morgan is trump. and deserves the
reputation he has SO nobly fought for. ]
have no particulars to give, MS j expect tc
prepare O book on my return.
| Yours, &c, E.
| From Capt, Bennett, we learn the fol
| lowing particulars. The Yankee force
attacked consisted of FIVE companies, 27t
men, Of the 18th Pennsylvania regiment
commanded by Major Thomas Jordan
whom Capt. d. brought with him as pris
oner, and has handed him over to Head
quarters here. Col. Morgan surprised
them while they were preparing break
fast, killing "a, wounding over 40, and
capturing 80 prisoners. !. ;rhe rest "ske
daddled.D Of Col. Morgan's force, none
were killed and only two slightly wound
ed. The result Of tho victory was, that
the whole camp and stores fell into olil
hands. consisting Of tents; 100 head Of
stock. horses and mules: eight wagon.
and harness: one ambulance and harness
100 carbines and rifles; fine lot of side
arms, and large quantity Of ammuni
! tion. n fine lot Of provisions. clothing &c
Owing to the locality, Col. Morgan wal
compelled to burn large portion of hi
snoiis. consisting of all the wagons but
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
Retribution.

The New York World states that
among the killed in the recent battle be-
fore Richmond was Lieut.. Frank, of the
Eleventh regular infantry, well known
Is having killed jackson in Alexandria
nj the time Col. Ellsworth met his death.
He was given the appointment by Lin
coin for the deed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
Promotion.

The people Of the Confederates States
will be gratified TO learn that the Govern
ment, approaching his distinguished SER
vices has conferred upon "Old Stonewalr'
the rank of full General, the highest
known to the Confederate service. This
is title richly merited by an officer wiie
has shown himself at all times active,
vigilant, and skillful.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
cHANcERY SALE.

David Cato and Henry Walker.
TN THIS CAUSE WILL SELL, ON THE
i I'd day Of August next, on tho premises, in
Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, for Cash in
hand, the W
HoUsI. a1ad LOT
situate. in the Western part of Athens, known as
the Cate a Walker Grocery Lot, upon which
there has been a new Framed House erected.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, G. E M.
June 81, ls62-6t-prs fee $5,60-7lS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
Paw Your Debts"

The following paragraph contains good
advice. We copy it from the Coyederaey,
Atlanta:
There never was better time for peo-
pie to pay their debts than now. Money
is abundant, and everything that any
man has to sell brings the best Of prices.
The stay law has prevented the enforce
ment of the collection laws; and it may
be that some have not paid their debts
because they could not be made to-no
doubt. hoping to be better prepared to
pay before the stay law should be repeal
ed. The time has come when almost
everybody is more able to pay deots than
ever before, or than they ever will be
again. When the war closes, everything
will 20 down to its natural level. Money
will soon cease to be abundant, and nc
more high prices will be obtained for the
surplus produce of the country, and peo'
pie who owe money will not be in con
dition to pay so easily MS now. ts ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18
Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn.

rs. Petition torf vofustary Serri-
Janes Stced - fude.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT
Edward jackson, a fres man Of color, has Sled
bis petition in this Court on the 14th day Of May,
1882, to go into voluntary ssrvitude, and chooses
for his future master James Steed, citissn Of
Monroe county, Tennessee, 1t IL therefore ordered
that publication be made OF such intention In the
Athens Post, q newspaper published 10, Athens,
Tennessee, requiring the petitioner, Edward Jack
son. as well as James 6tced, the intended master,
to appear at the next term Of this Court, in Mad
| isonville, on the lst Monday of September next,
and answer the Court on said petition as required
aAr-anrnf-uszs.--..>y-.-- ---,.h
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-07-18

neg E. NJ. Yerger, a distinguished law.
yer of Memphis, has been arrested ior
the bold expression of his uncompromis-
ing hostility to Yankees. They notified
him that he must desist in such courses,
but it only made him the more severe in
his denunciations, and he'was according
ly arrested.
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ia. ANSLEY,
Gent Commission & Produce Merchant,

49, Augusta, Ca,
WILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL.
wv attention to the sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain,
Flour, Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise
consigned to him. Liberal advances either in
cash or by acceptance, made on articles In Store,
or when Bills Of Lading accompany Drafts.
REFEREHcEs Either Bank in Augusta, Ga;
Paddleford, Fay Co., Savannah, Ca; Geo. W.
Williams 4 Co., Charleston, s. c.; Yeatman, Rob
erson 4 Co., st. Louie, Mo-; W. A. Richardson,
Louisville, KY; W. B. Shapard 4 Co., Nashville,
Tom.
NIB. "A rigid adherence to the principles Of .
legitimate Commission Business will DO observed.
4 July IL, 1S61--tf ssss - S
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1.-THE BLOCKADE ABOUT TO BE
RAISED.

A LII PERSONS INpEBTED TO THE I'M
~ dersiened arc hereby notified, in plain Eng
iish, that unless they come forward and pay their
"lttle bills said bills will DO placed in tho bands
of an officer for collection. Theeoncern has been
ciosed out for some time, and tho back rations.
must be paid for They hope word 70 the wise
will provo sufficient. J.Ghubb W.
July l8, l862-lm-72l ~ ~
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NIoTICE.
TOWN LOT FOR SALE

TN. OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL Or
Il der Of the County Court Of McMinn county,
made at the July term, 1852, will, on Monday,
tho 4th day Of August 1852, offer for sale, to the
highest bidder at the Court-house door Ia Athens,
on a credit Of twelve months, with the exception
Of nifty dollars to be paid in hand, IIOUsE and
LOT, No. "a, lying in the West end Of town, adj
joining the Lot Of Thos. Caldwell and others.--
Bond and approved security will be required. and
hen retained upon the same till the purchase
money is paid THoS. ROGERS, Chn'n.
WIN. GEORGE, Clerk.
July II, 1s62--4t-prs fee 1870
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p@ The Charleston Mercury says the
rumor which has been current for some
time. and which has been endorsed by
several newspapers, that Gen, Beaure-
gard's wife died recently, is, we are glad
to say, unfounded. The brave Creole
leader. will, we trust, ere long be heard
from. sps