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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
More ..Morrisle Kumors.,,

From the N. Y. Ev'g Post, lst
Why was it that the column of General
Franklin, ordered to move from Alexau-
dria as early . "Wednesday night, did not
get under way, IS We learn, until late on
Saturday afternoon Fer three days :
large and effective division Of veterans,
who might have rendered either OF the
battles Of Friday or Saturday decisive,
vera held in their camp near Washing
ion, though every member Of the Govern
meat, svsry ofhcar Of the army, and sssry
newsboy 10 the streets was perfectly we'll
aware that severe, protr1ctsd and criticsl
coutest ~ then raging within . day's
forced march Of the Capital Hallssk ID
I'D a. hare repeated the ordar tx the
march Of tAst ool1nn - - thsa tAres
times, and General Mcclellan u also said
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
Washington, Sept. 4 /.

A report having reached the interior
of Pennsylvania, that certain regiment
had been almost annihilated, committee
arrived here to-day to render assistance to
the suffering wounded. but were surprised
to learn that the regiment had not even
been in battle.
Jackson, in the recent actions, accord
ing to the report of captured rebel, was
slightly wounded in the foot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

GRAkp HuMguo-We have received
by mail, franked by Z. Haisht, NJ C.,
and marked Pub. Doc, 4th of July
speech by Gen. Hiram Walbridge, deliv-
ed at Cooper Institute. 1t is beautifully
printed, 10 large. clear type, quarto form,
and without regard to expense The
other notable things about it are, that
Nalbridge never was even Militia Gen
eral, that his oration is scarcely worth
reading, that it is not a .. Pub. Doc. -
and therefore fraudulently ranked, and
finally that Walbridge is a fair specimen
of the New York humbug.
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FROM LOUISvILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.
The city was thrown into considerable
excitement this P. m. by rumors that Gen.
Gilbcrt's force was attacked at noon by
the rebels near Shelbyville. The result
is unknown, but large Federal reinforce
ments are rapidly approaching Gilbert
Several arrests of prominent secession
lists were made here today. They were
sent together with all political prisoners
hitherto confined here, North of the Ohio
river.
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Boston, Sept. 4.

Boston, Sept. 4.
The citizens committee of 80 have re.
solved to recommend the city government
to offer bounty of $500 70 each accent
ed recruit to fill the quota of the city for
three years service, and 500 to recruits
for nine months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
Washington, Sept. s.

After careful calculation it is believed
that the entire number of wounded in the
recent battles does not exceed 5000, kill
ed 1000, and 1000 prisoners, princi-
pally picked up by the enemy while strag-
Cling, and who, with the exception of the
officers, have been paroled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

WILLIAM A. BA1CHktoK,s seI~brat ed Hair Dye
produces color 10 be from ns,urs
warranted not 70 injure the hair In The least remedies
the i'll elects OF bad dyes and invisoraes hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR il.tan,ly turn.
asplsndld black or brewh, leaving The hair soil and
beautiful. Sold b. ali draSgsts Ae.
The genuine iened WILLIAM A. BATCHEIoR,
on the yesy sssss 81 eseA Der.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York. Late
sSs nTosa~aS and 10 Bond street. tie6-dkwjy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
New Y FORK; Sept. 5.

The steamer Kennebcc has arrived with
400 sick and wounded. bound to Ports
mouth. She put in for coal. No list Of
names on board. Re
The schooner Ella, arrived this morn
ing, has on board the Captain, crow and
two passengers taken from the schoousr
Chaa- n. Smith, abandoned in : sinking
condition It ~.
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Canton Taken !

We heard yesterday that the rebels had
again taken Canton, and that the entire
militia force Of Clark county, No, had
been called out. We could get no other
particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

Iowa NlNErEEsrH.-This Regiment,
on Thursday, in accordance with previous
orders, changed quarters from Camp Lin
coin to the Steamer MeGili, bound for ST.
Louis. The Regiment in its march thro'
our streets, was attended by large con-
course of citizens and friends, who had
assembled to bid them farewell. Their
superb equipments, and the substantial
look OF every soldier, were the theme of
common remark. The embarkstion was
done speedily and without an accident
The steamer pushed off with such cheers
as Iowa soldiers know hoH to give. May
they make their mark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

GREAT RAiN.--We had very heavy
rains Thursday night, yesterday and last
night-sufheient forall practical purposes.
The weather at the same time has been
oppressively sultry, and mosquitoes are as
venomous as the devil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

DELAYEp.-The Packet due on Thurs
day night failed to arrive, and had not
come last night at 10 o'clock. We guess
this is the first time trip was ever miss
ed by this line in midsummer. The fail
ure caused considerable speculation, as
we'll as great delay of the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

ARAs.-Those holding State Arms had
better return them at once, as the list OF
their names has been handed to the Pro.
vost Marshal who is ready to SLY with the
poet" Anna uirumgue cano, return
the arms and save costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

FossILIfERous.-The day after the
news of the defeat and retreat of our
army from Manassas rnd Centerville, and
the imminent peril Of Washington reached
us, our venerable cotemporary had two
column editorial, the burden of which
was to show that the North has been in
the wrong since 1920, and was criminally
culpable for not letting the South have its
own way, without compelling them to
tight for their rights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

aar Gen. Hunter has been relieved
from command in South Carolina, and
Gen. Mitchell has been ordered to Hilton
Head to succeed him.
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tsy TELEsRArn.I
Now York Market.

New York, Sept 5.
Flour-Market hrmer with light supply and demand
sales at s5 oe9st Is for super State; s5 309s5
IS for Extra State.
Wheat-Market le better with light supply and fair
export demand; saies 81 as % for Chicago Spring;
81 fTa 81 % for MilwaukeeClub; 81 gag u for Am
Der Iowa
Corn-Aarket lie better; sales at GOOGLE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
DN- We were mistaken in as

D@- We were mistaken in asserting
that DR.. Taylor is Brigade Surgeon.
Under the recent law Of Congress, he is :
Surgeon at large, and has been detailed
By the Surgeon General to take charge of
the Hospitals in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
Ogdensburg, Sept. S.

A dispatch from ST. GATHERINGS, stating
that the propeller Vermont, of the North
ern Transportation Company, had prob
ably foundered is false. The Vermont
arrived here on the ed ali right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

Oh and after this date NO Powder will bs allowed
sold in keoank without permission Of the
nor any kind OF Arms whatever nor Munitions OF War
IL has also been ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department MT to allow Goods OF GrveeY
exeepn limited quantities for family use to 10 Ito
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties
The object Is to Keep supplies from the rebels or
AIMED bands oi snerrillaAin Northeast Missouri
JOHN sTANkUs,
Surveyor oftbe Port Of Keokuk
Ksokuk, Aug. IL, 1869.
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Cape Race. Sent. S.

The steamship City of New York,
from Liverpool eth and Queenstown the
26th Of Aug, passed here this morning.
The United States frigate Tuscarora had
Pr. il Falmouth and p!ymorth, and h.d
been ordered to leave without coaling or
repairing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

by an order len the Treasury De tn.e nj ship
Pers and Carriers required before
ments Of Goods or sai amounting 10 over sa50 TO
places In the 6rst and second OF counties ON e
Southern border Of the State Iowa to fie in The
Cnstsn House Once at keokak, Iowa M oath pre-
sftieed /, lie Treasury Department also To execute
t~'a Nth spprevea suretes, thai the goods lhereiu
drseited la Tot be transported sold or us I'D i'm any
way, - As 10 tse aid Comfort insurgents or to
npathize'a ~ita ihose H. F,bcllts against the Gov
erament ~ the Gated SKATES
bi&nks can De obtalhcd aid instraciions given a.
the surye, or's Once
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

F The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival Of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

The PURrTAN.-The new sea-eoing
Ericsson 10 to be called the Puritan. An
other will probably be called the Sham
rock.
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SATURDAY, SEP TENDER 6:

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time OF subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pred; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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To THE NERVOUS OF Born SxxEs.-
hssireaeivrEsmsn hast been restored to health in
lev days, after many years RI great sueerinr 1.
OF post paid directed envelope copy or the prr-
seription used. Direct 30 the REV. JOHN Ii. DAG
NALL, ieo Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ljet2.dAwAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

We call attention to the advertisement.
In relation to the return of guns 70 the
arsenal. We are requested BY The proper
ofhcer to say that unless ti.s no,.2e j.
promptly responded 10, lie vii llut Tic
matter in charge of the Provost Marshal,
who will bring delinquents up with ga
round turn at their own proper cost
and charges
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

The Davenport News learns from the
Adjutant Generals Office. that 2l.2l9
Volunteers have been enrolled in this
State, under the last calls for 800, 900
each. This, remember, does not include
the 1900 enlisted to Gil old regiments, and
is more than enough to fill the quota Of
Iowa under the two calls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
Night Report.

No report last night on account of the
storm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

~ We learn that this county has en-
rolled 2249 volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

~ Bear it in mind /! never forget, -
that the Great Crime Of Slavery, il the
source Of Ill our woes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

Eg The Governor has decided to or
game another regiment, to rendezvous
at Iowa City. It is to be the seth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06
Washington, Sept. 4-Eyening.


Conflicting and exaggerated accounts
of recent events still form the topic of
general conversation. Many of the state
ments are altogether unreliable, especially
as to the number killed and wounded, and
the quantity Of stores which have fallen
into the hands of the enomy. 1t is as
ceriaincd that they are greatly oyer-esti-
mated
The city is for the greater par; placed
in the new position, and thorough reor
ganization is progressing. The proper au-
thorities rully understand the necessitie,
of our condition, and are taking the pre-.
cautions necessary for the emergency
The new levies are arriving, several thou
sands per day, and are Immediately as.
signed positions to cooperate with the
veteran troops. Affairs are hourly assn
ming more cheerful aspect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

RETURN ARns.-All persons having
State armsin their in this city are required
b return them Immediately to the ArscDai, for Tie
use OF the soldiers In the camp. Capt. Cole will be
al the Arsenal to receive tho guns eps
for same.
BY order OF Adjutant General Baker.
J. W. CLEGHoRS
septS-t5t Acting Quartz EmasteE.
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indianapolis, Sept. 4.

The report telegraphed to the Chicago
Times last night that Governor Morton
favored the evacuation of Kentucky is en-
tirely false. Gov. Morton is and has been
opposed to evacuating any part of Ken
lucky.
Troops are being sent forward from here
TO Cincinnati and Louisville as rapidly a
possible. Two regiments ieHve tomorrow
morning, and more will follow daily. A
gunboat has been ordered to ply on the
Ohio between Louisville and the mouth
of the Wabash river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-06

Arm WARD-Daniel F. Miller,
TOWNSHIP James McClary, John
Hinc and Lew. Collins.
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JOHN ~rANS,ys

Surveyor OF the Port
Custom House Office, keoknk, Aus 2o, G2-sux2ss-o,i
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Bounty Tund.
21,118 voiunteers Offered.

w. C. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
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List OF Persons Refusing TO Contrib
ute To tho War Fund.
lsr WARD-J. E. Burke.
% WABD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
BID WARD-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
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1922 18Gz
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND lIPE INSTRANCE en-.

NO. DALE STREETs....st... LIVERPOOL,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 50 WALL 4 81 FINEST. n. Y
NOS. 20 ND 81 POlLTa ~
Cincinnati ranch, Once In Eompany's Building
Cor. Third and Main Streets.
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Athens 9u5t.
Athens, Friday. Oct. 3. 1899.
Corn Wnntad.

We wish to purchase - or 100 bushels
Corn, new crop, and, as all the fools are
not dead yet, will pay for it in either
Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, or
Confederate money, just as the party may
desire.
n. B. If our friend in the Knob Dis
trict who owes Us something less than two
hundred bushels, on account Of subscrip
ton and other valuable considerations
don'tsend it in at an early day, we shall
always think he ought to. We are man
of patience and long suffering, but we
don't like to see fellow act gunner too
much.
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OFFICE RECRUITING DEPAKTAT,
knoxville, Team.

-NN~'-Ht~f @~@%f
0rders.
Al persons liable to CONSUMPTION under the Act
of Congress approved April 10, 1862, viii be al
lowed until .Ag 9Th OF October 10 volunteer. 10
any particular company nov In the service 81 The
Couitierate States.
Such persons will present themselves q The 81
rolling officer within the district or coaaiy 70
which they belong. and 1e enrolled as volnnieeFs
or by presenting themselves at this oe.ee they
will be enrolled here.
The enrolling officers viii make ost the ehroll-
ment Of volunteers in duplicate, aud furnish this
Office with rolls as soon as they be eompletea-
They will also furnish the volunteer with trans
rript from the rolls, giving his description and
enrolment duly sirned and certified and diFect
the volunteer to report with the same al this oi-
fee. Under the column Of "remarks' on the en-.
rollment, the officer will note the eompsny and
regiment to which the volunteer desires 70 be At
tachea.
On presenting the descriptive list 10 ANY Quar-
termas;er, the volunteer viii be furnished with
transportation TO Knoxville.
The correctness Of all enrollments viii be scrN-
fed by the ourolling officer.
K. D. BLAKE. Lieut.. Col. c. s. A.
sup't Enroling peg.
Sept 20, lS62-2t
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Northern KeWs.

Gen. Grant has ordered 1000 negroes TO
be impressed at Louisville, KY, TO work
on the derences Of that city. The Chi
cage Tine. says that city is filed with re-
fugees from there. 4 letter dated Lou
isvil, Sept ., says:
Al communications with Munfords-
vile and vicinity is now cut off as the
enemy, under Gen. Bragg. are occupying
that place, and have extended their line
OF pi2krts,, in this direction as far as
Shcpardsylle. The news which reaches
this place concerning the position and
movements of our forces is necessarily
very meagre and unsatisfactory, and the
only thing left for the public TO do is to
wait anXiously for the dcnouement. The
following is, as nearly as can possibly be
ascertained, correct list Of the rebe. ar
my in front of the city, which is known
as the Second Department of the South
west, and Of which MajorGereral Bragg
is styled the COMMUNICATIVE;
FIRST CoRrs Major-Gen
WIN. :. Harlee, commanding First Divis-
ion. Brigadier-General 5. j. Buckner;
Second Division, Brigadier-General Hill
lard, Third Division, Brigadicr General
Slaughter.
SECOND CORPS MGor-Gen-
eral l.. Polk. commanding First Divis-
ion. Maior-General Cheatham; Second
Division, rigader-General S. Anderson;
Third Divison, Brigadier-General George
Nanny.
This is the rebel army as ii now stands,
and which is composed of about a fifty
thousand men; but, if reports be true,
there is to be another and third corps
added, OF which Maior-General Kirby
smith is to bs-the eonnlaHdsE. and which
Is to be composed of the several divisions
OF the following officers, namely: Gen
erals Heath Ledbetter, Rains, Reynolds,
Churchill. Claiborne. and Maxey. What
adds much to the probability of this re-
port is the fact that the large number Of
rebel troops who have been gathered in
front of Cincinnati have now left that
section, and at last accounts were moving
in this direction. The enemy are gath
ering a large number of troops in the
State Of Kentucky, many of whom have
heretofore been acting as Union home
guards. In some instances whole COM
panles nave turned themselves, and the
United States arms which had been en-
trusted to them, over to the rebels.
BUELL's INEFFIcIENcY.
The Tribune says:
There is reason to hope that the Coy
eminent has under consideration the
question Of appointing a successorto Gen,
Buell., if not also to that of ASSIGNING one
General TO the command of all the West.
THE SURRENDER OF UARPER's FERRY.
Gen White and Coils. Ford, Trimble
and D'Utassey, who were acting Brga-
diers at Harper's Ferry, have been car
ried to Washington under arrest, TO await
investigation Of all circumstances attend
ing the surrender.
INDIGNANT YANKEES.
The Tijme says:
The indignation among small army Off
GERS of a certain class on account of the
Presidents proclamation, is very great
Instead Of finding vent in resignation, as
was threatened, it takes the direction of
abuse of the colored people. Many,
without the slightest provocation, have
been knocked down and beaten.
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Sep, 20, ls62-2t
Saltnetre.
OrricE c. s. NIrnr a MIsISG BtaEAs,


OFFICE c. s. NITRE a MIsISG BtREAs,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Persons engaged in the manufacture Of Salt
petre for the use of the Confederate States Gov
eminent are exempt by law from military duty
The Government is now paying 70 cents per
pound Tor nitre, reductions being made for all i'm
purites over ! 0 per cent, delivered at Railroad
station, the shipper drawing the money upon pre-
ceipt.
Those wishing 10 engageiu the business will
address the undersigned at this ill=ee, ahe win
enter into contracts aud farniah ans Information
desired. Il. W TEMPLE,
s7r ssi~ps. a aaurt. ttis n & u. -bttrict,
Sept &c, Iso2--Sm
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For the POST
A Call for a Public Meeting of the
Citizens of McMinn County.

Inasmueh as heretofore there has been dii-
ference Of opinion among the citizens Of MeAlnn
county upon the subject Of the present war, wased
by the United States Government against the
people Of the Government Of the Confederate
States, superin lueed generally, ii not universal
Is, BY q difference Of opinion o. to the causes AID
objects Of the war bur the undersigaFd feeling
that now there should not be, and possibly IS not
but one opinion and determination among US, and
that is, that the whole pesple Of the Confederate
States should resist at all hazards aud to the last
extremity. the attempt now manifested by the
United States Government 10 subjugate the Peo-
ple Of the Confederate States aud further leliev-
ing that it is the duty Of all men, due as well 10
themselves as TO each other aud to the Govern
ment, to make public manifestation Of their
feelings, 50 that private and public confidence
may be restored and established in regard to the
loyalty Of all men; therefore, it is requested that
the citizens Of McMinn county meet at the Court
house in Athens, on the FIRST Monday Of October
1862, to consider Of the present condition Of the
country, and to give public expression of their
feelings and intentions in regard to the same.
T. Nixon Van Dyke, S. NJ. Roberts,
WIN. II. BalleW, J. I. Lane,
Alex. Cleage, S. Mckinney,
NJ. L. Rice, W. II. Staples,
George a. Caldwell, X. NJ Staples,
Sam. p. WINS, j. X. Neal,
Jno. L. Bridges, c. l.. Rice
EFsstus Rowley, /. g. Barksdale,
John Howl, TennisOn Lambert,
DaHiel Horton, Thomas EyeIton,
A. NcKeldin, W. c. Vaughan,
Wm. George, VIM D. Browder,
WINS. Mayheid, cor9slas Brown,
@ Staples, Hugh Crawford,
Allen Boone, II. Woolt,
Thos. A. Cleage, A. NJ. Brett,
J, y. Benton, j. c. Carlock,
J. w, Mann, j. T. Davis,
Wesley Castor, Il. Canrell,
A. Caldwell, c. Il. Newman,
n. NJ Crockett, VIM Moore,
j. A. Zegler, S. l.. Riggs,
}. NJ. Alexander ii. L. Moore,
Andrew McRoberts, John Hart,
Joel Triplett, Eli Dixon,
W. E. Coleman, J. II. Hale,
j. If. Reed, A. w. Archer,
j. w. Blackwell, Charles Land,
W. p. Carmack, John c. Rice,
f. Brown, 7. Lawson.
5. W. Reed, Henry Matlock,
VIM. II. Briant N. NJ. Grub,
a. \. Newman, W. Il, Long
A. c. Robson, c. Blankinship,
c. A. Jordan, s. F. Gettys,
J. b. Taylor, James ". HcNinn,
+ NJ. George, WIG. Horton,
John Crawford, A. j. Nave,
c. Long, W. L. Latierty,
T. Sullins, A. SwafOrd,
p. l., Gamble, ]. r. Ware,
c. L. King, John Brandon,
j. c. Calhoun, W. 7. Reynolds,
VIM. II. Howard ID. W. Hize,
C. NJ. Keith. William Cooke,
r. C. Jackson, q. H. NcCulley,
Matt NJ. Lowry, s. II. Howell
v NJ. Cate, Gideon Cate,
James ii. Rider, j. S. Riggs.
J. c. Grant, ]. W. McAffrcy,
John Sweeney, VIM. Rudd,
=. /. Bryan, John Rose,
VIM. L. Alice, Charles Dickerson,
S. Hextcr, J. S. Bridges,
William West, Jonn p Peters,
Martin Clayton, l.. II. Hurst
G. Zimmerman, Thos b. Mayheld,
II. L. Moore, WIN, Dorsey
Jarrett Stow, w. p. Jarnagin.
Thoa N nupkwortb
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Who Would be a consorint :
HEApQuARTrns 30 TENS. vols.,

'1H"NVV NNINWH 90 INN, 0IHu
r September IS, 1852.
IT, ne Young Men NJ Ncninn md Bradiey,
There nrc, M doubt, many of you who. on no..
count of your families, have been Obliged to re-
main at homoi but since 1t Is poremptory order
that you 20 into the army. now roausst n mum
Der OF you forty FOUR who have ever been GOOD
Southern mou, TO join my Company. Our Req.
mont Is good ono-oommandod by n good
Colonel John G. Vaughn, aud II you bayo anv
pride about you, you will not allow yourselves 10
ho consoripted. I want none but good aghtlng
men. I will send Lieutenant from my Comma.
ny 10 McMinn 10 rooeive and muster in recruits,
and II you desire 10 join my Company you can
report 70 In Of Calhoun.
JAMES z. P. eIDDEEs, Cart
remhg 70 ., "a Tenn Vol,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-10-03
Job Work,

In consequence of the sickness Of one
of our workmen, we are compelled to dis
appoint two or three friends about some
Job Work that has been in the Office Sc,
veral weeks. Very sorry; but can't help
it. Have every thing right again in few
davs