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COUNTY LINE ACADEMY,


TfNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INsTJ-
Il tuition will open Monday. the 9TH January,
1861, under the instruction of Mr.. j. 2. CHuMLEA,
and other assistance.
Terms, per session Of II weeks one half in ad
vaace and the other half 1T tho elo-.os the scs-
sion, per sehoiar, $50
The entire English course will be taught.
boarding, in good families, convenient to the
School (washing and lights exra)p week 81 so
No student admitted for less than half session
No deduction, only in case of protracted sickness
This Academy is situated in the Sweetwa,er
Valley, on the old stage road and in sight of the
Z. Tenn. Ga. Rail Road, u mies South west
of Sweetwater Depot
TRUSTEES:
J. j. Browder II. NJ. Simpson,
W. u, Browder, j. W. Goddard,
j. W. Orr, A. G. Small.
L. j. Glaze. W. VI. IIeiskell
II. B. YEARWooD, Sscy and Treas.
Dec II, 1860 1913
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works

Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
TIlE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens of Athens and
the public generally. that they are still in opera.
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des-
cripton in their line and would therefore solicit
work from all thosc who may want anything Of
tho kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent. Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate. Chamber Office and Sbop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hav-
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horss Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
snail kettles.
Also the Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel.
which will saw from two to FIVE thousand feet no,
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner. and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We are also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper
ZIMMERMAN q KILGORE
p. S. There is connected with the Works an ex-
cellent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. FAX.
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FAIR WARMING

A ~ ACCOUNTS NOT PAID OR SET.
IA tied by the LIST February next will he mt j.,
bands OF Uncle Billy and james T. rner, and ne
hahy other ofllcers as may be necessary, to col
iect VIVA, You owe us. We are compelled to close
our business, as the partnership expires the Ia,
OF February, 1862. We hope to have the pleas.
ure OF settlement Immediately with you ALL
The remaining STOCK OF GOODS will, bo
sold cheap, all together or at retail eitherso. all
VINO want any thing we may have will do well to
settle up. SEHORN 4 UORNsDv anu
Dec 20, 18G1--td -6gI
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
~ with The undersigned not settled. will come
forward and do so. We will take WHEAT in
payment, at the market price.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGoRE.
July IL, lS61-tf-66s
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--. 40 si',,r S'il-sE .Iaacxasst.
Circuit Court, Meigs County, Tenn.
Amos II. Moss and Elizabeth o. Moss,

Jno. G. Moss, Thos. NJ Rowden. Shadrach Row
den and VIM. a. Rowden.
rAhnchmentl
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM THE
4 affidavit Of plaintiffs that defendants John G.
Moss, Thomas M. Rowlen and VIM A. Rowden
are non-residenis of the State of Teunessee it is
therefore ordered that publication no made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post a news
paper published In Athens, Tennessee. notifying
said nonresident defendants appear at tho next
ierm of said Court to be held for said county, at
tho Conrt house in Decatur on the Sd Monday
of April next. then and here TO answer said com
plsint or the same will be taken as confessed as
70 them and proceeded with accordingly
=, W. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
March 81, isss-4t-prs fee $500
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LOOK HERE.

r HAVE LEFT MY NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
i with W. @. Horton, to whom payments can be
made until tho LIST. day of February. after which
time, If not paid, they will be placed in tho hands
Of collecting officers, and no mistake.
Jan. 3, lsG2--4t =. L. BRYAN
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Chancery Court at Athens.


Robert II. McCroskey Lafayette McCroskey and
others.
T1Hochmeat Bin and Ameuded Bill
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK & MAS.
Il ter, from the bill in this cause, that r. H. Nc.
Croskey and Lafayette McCroskey are not citizens
of the State of Tennessee. it is therefore ordered
that publication be piade in the Athens Post,
newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring the said respondents to appear at the
next term of the Chancery Court. to be held for
the County of McMinn. at the Court house in
Athens, on the Sd Monday of August next, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to said bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing er parfe.
JNO. L. BRIDGES, c. d. N.
plrch IA, 1S82-4t-prs fee S3-7O3
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LAND FOR SALE.
Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
Levi IL. knight,
Joseph A. Brown ct uls.

TKj,u,ction Attachment nm
A GREEABhY TO A DECRETAL ORDEf
N pronounced in this cause at the octobe,
tenn, 1851, of said Court, will. on the premises
on Monday. the 10th day of April next, sell tc
the highest bidder, an six months time, the fol
lowing TRACTS OF LAND. to wit: The North.
east and South eat quarters of section "a. range
z. township 2 West of the meridian; and the
North half of the Northeast quarter of section
n, range 2, fractional township 2; and the West
half of the North west quarter of section 26,
East Of the meridian, Hiwassee District. in Meirs
and Roane counties, Tennessee, containing, by
estimation, $50 acres, to satisfy a mortgage in
favor of said respondent. Joseph A. Brown. Note
and good security will be required and lien re-
tanned for the purchase money.
F. McC0RKLE. c. d. w.,
Per j. MCCoRKLE, D. I. an.
March IA, lS62-5t-prs fee $7,2O-703
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY RETURN HIS
w sincere thanks for the very liberal support
ne has received from the citizens of this and the
adjacent counties, and solcits continuance OF
inc same. lie has just opened a splendid assort-
ment of Materials for the manufacture of Saddles
Saddlebngs, Brides, Martingales, Buggy and
Wagon Harness, and every other article in his
line of business and which he keeps constantly
on hand. lie will sell at wholesale or RETAIL and
at as low figure as can be bought in East Ten
nessee
Tho subscriber has ON hand good assortment
OF Hog-skins, Enamelled Leather, Patent Leath-
Or, Pad Skins, Morocco White Wclting, Girtbing,
Rein Webb, strainng Webb, Thread, saddlers'
Silk Enamelled Cloth, stirrup Irons, Bride Bits,
harness Monnting, Ornaments, Buckets, Trunk
Locks, Wallets, Tacks. sad.llars rosIs, SHARK
Skins, and every thing else necessary to carry or,
the saddling Business, and which no will sell on
reasonable terms. Call and SEQ before purchasing
EDWIN ATTlEE %
March 20, lS60-tf-60O
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CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rNHE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il are pleased to announce to the public that
they have procured the services of the Rev. j. N.
BRADSHAW. Oato Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Chattanooga,l as Principal. He takes
the supervision Of all the Departments and pledges
himself to bave them filed with competent teachers.
Mr.. p. comes to us as a man Of enterprise and of
untirng energy. He is experienced in the bust
ness Of educating the young, and by his full pur.
pose to ideD''", With the interests Of the School,
will give to the young ladies of East Tennessee
and of North Georgia school near at home
equal in benefits and honors to what Is so often
sought abroad
The house, already commodious, Is well fitted
up. Within the last ~ months an expenditure Of
from $500 to $500 has been made in securing en- 4.
entirely new furniture for the rooms Be
sides there is n new and well selected Apparatus.
worth several hundred dollars. and sufficient for
all purposes in teaching Philosophy ana Chemis-
try. and some Of the special Sciences.
We give below the rates Of Tuition graded up
on moderate scale-the same charged by the
last pripcipo1.
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Music /! Music Music!
the HARP OF COLUMBIA.

THIS rs A WORK OF SACRED MUSIC,
II and has gained popularity not surpassed
by any other work. II s published with the seven
notes, or syllables. do, ro, mi, fa sol Ia, ST. all
differently shaped and lie preferred to any other
system. The demand is so grca, that il is with
difficulty it can he satisfcd. The work can be
bad at rs cent?, Cash, of
GEOR. W. ROSS,
MAY 10. lS6l-659 Athens, Tenn.
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SCHOOL IN WAR TIMES!
SnWea Male and Earnnla

pCWCS AL dlc anu female ACADEMY,
THE TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il are happy to inform the public that the Sixth
SESSION will begin on Monday, November Is, 1861.
Rev W A. NELSON, Principal.
Able assistance will be procured when necessary.
Rates Of Tuition, per Session IF 20 Weeks.
SHst CIass,"'.'''''..'.
otcOnu ClasS, 500
Aniiu Nlass' .....-,..........IO,UO
Fourth Glass, Greek, Latin. &c ........l2,O0
Special attention given to Elocution, Rhetoric,
&C.
Ono half ia advance and the balance at the
close OF the session. Contingent fee in advance.
rs cts. Boarding in tho hest of families. conyen
lent to the Academy. at very reasonable rates.
No pupil admitted without Il ticket and no de-
duction made except in cases Of protracted sick
ness.
va Prof. Nelson was educated at one of orr
best Southern Colleges, and enjoys the enyiable
reputation Of first class Teacher"
TRUSTEES.
Jacob Peake, Elisha Sharp,
o Hutseli, Abijah Borgess.,
Caleb Moore, james Gettys,
Luke Peake, A. +. Borgess..
3. W. SMITH, Sec'y and Treas.
Nov Is, lS6l--tf--6S6
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MACHINE and REPAIR SHOP.

FINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A SHOP
Il near the Depot, Athens, for the Repairing and
Manufacturing of all kinds of Machinery, ard is
ready to execute any orders with which be may
be favored. Also, Blacksmithing done. prac-
teal workman himself, he hopes to receive share
Of patronage. j. II. SMITH.
Nav 10, IS61-tf--659
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Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
w M.Ea,,;o

Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
G. W. Mckenzie,
Pleasant Doughty CT ale.
attachment Injunction Bill
TT APPEARING FROM AN ALLEGATION
i of the bill filed in this cause that respondents
Margaret Jester and g. r. Todd are non resident
citizens of the State Of Tennessee it is therefore
ordered by the Master, at bis rules that publica
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. newspaper published in the town
of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee notifying
said non resident respondents to appear at the
next term of said Court, be held for the county
OF MeigS' at the Court house in Decatur, on the
4th Monday of April next, then and there to
plead to eomplainant's said bill. or the same will
be taken pro cocsso and set for hearing ca pnytc.
F. McC0RKLE, C. d H.,
Per j. McCoRKLE, D. e. AN.
March IA. ls62-4i-prs fee S3-7O3
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NOTICE

TNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH
Il cd Of informing the public and all interested,
that be has bought out the Stock of u. A. WILL
klNS d CO., and Is now sole proprietor and
owner of the concern. All debts due the old con-
Germ will be paid to him aonc---and be alone ia
authorized to settle all the old business. He will
continue to keep general supply Of Dry Goods,
Groceries. &c. MAT NJ. LOWRY.
July IL. 1S6l-tf-G68
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swEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE
'yeetwater, Tenn.

Sweetwater, Tenn.
INHE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
II this Institution will commence on Monday.
80 September next. The Female Department
VIII be under the charge Of Mrs. II. G, CooKrW
me Male Department will be under the charge Of
OSCAR W. MULLER, A. B.
TUITION, per Session Of 20 Weeks.
First Glass, s-so
Second Glass; IoSS
Third Glass, io0o
Fourth Glass, GncludinG tho Languagcs,) 1890
Contingent fee Tin adyancc,) I az
=, one half payable in advance, the remainder mt
no e,ose Oh tne hrst half session. No pupil will
De admitted for a less time than the unexn;rod
SESSION session after admission, unless by special CON
o mar, deduction for lost Tune except in case
ted. r;,hed sickness. No pupil will be admit
NJ NJ m'1 m ticket from the Secretary. The
prnr pePatrrerf will be under the charge of
boarding can be had in good families at reason
able rates. In pAT,roN az reasoh-
Aug II, 1SG0-tf-G2I "eey-
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Onward and Upward.
With the December number we introduce new
ieature--we add 10 moro pages, commencing the
Southern Monthly Novel Library" which will
permit US to give our readers a series of New
Southern NOVELS. without at all interfering with
the regular matter Of the Magazine. N friends
of Southern Literature, give us your aid-send ON
20 r clubs by or before the LIST of January.
ass- In ordering, be particular to write pames
OF subscribers Post Office and State, distinct and
clear. Address
HUTTON 4 FRELIGH,
Dec Is, 1861 Memphis, Tenn.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED

IN ADDITION TO THE LARGE STOCK
i already on hand, have just received large
assortment which makes my stock now full and
complete. Any Book that may be wanted 1 will
supply at publishers prices, for cash.
April 5, 1851 GEOR. W. ROSS,
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Wanted To pnrnhas &c

wanted to Purchase,
TS PINE LOGS. TO BE DELIVERED AT
~ Cleaee's Saw Mill. on or before lat Februa.
ry next Apply at the Store of
CLEAGE 4 BRETT.
Dec 6. 1s6l-4t-Gs9
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BRENT MILLS.

ME- ARE NOW PUTTING UP A NEW
w Smut Machines Rock Rubber-at nr
Mills, on Middle Creek, McMinn county, and Gus.
toInersare assured that their Wheat will be thor
oughly cleaned, and they be furnished with inst
as good an article of Flour as tho grain win maks
+. BRENT co.
March 7, ls62-tf-702
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PL0WS! PLOWS! pLOWS!

NI + ARE NOW MAN THE
w starbuck, Tennessee Farmer, and other
Flows, all ready finished in the very best style, at
athens Foundry and Machine Works.
ZIMMERMAN Il KILG0RE.
Jan 10, Is62--tf--6q4
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James 4. Darwin, Adn'r, &c.,
THE LAST NOTICE

TNH0sE INDEBTED TO ME BY NOTE OR
Il account will save Cost by calling and paving
up, as expect to leave here for good as soon as
possible. NJ. NJ, LOWRY
Athens, Jan 10, 1862 0s1
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.

~. L. ~ HHodALI, M. d.,
Il INTENDING TC DEVOTE Ills ATTrN
uon to the Drug Business, offers to the citizens
Atnens and vicinity careful ly assorted stock q,
medicines, Paints and Dye.Stuffs,
on reasonable terms, for CASH. win an e,,o,
70 ,,;r y, several years, he holds himself qualified
their patronage. - ""V may 'avof MN with
credited on, are, are Gass, inrariotly. Small sums
acquaintance is very limited and bo tnors az,
cash system invariably. "anere 10 the
n1 ne has on hand a full stock Of PATENT
PERFUMERY, to which spec,o, o., ,ny OF i. FINE
ed as no is determined to please, both in nrno
and quality. '' III Pr'eo
To colsc out lot of Conrectionary bc nil, s,,,
1t by retail at very low figures indeed. @''
Nov 16. 1860-tf-G34
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Through Base UOmp., &c, VUUU
French and other Modern Languages, 5000
In the Ornamental Department full provision
will be made. al the ordinary prices.
The rule of payment is one BALI in advance,
the rest by the middle of the term.
Board can he had in good families. and at con
venient boarding houses kent rurposely for young
ladies. at one of which the LIST Assistant will take
CHARGE. The price Of board, Including lights and
fuel is not TO exceed 50 81 ner week.
G. w. PARKS, Secy and Treas.
Oct IL, lS6l-tf-69l
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Metallic Burial Eases, Collins, &c,

Wall Paper and Paper Hangings.
UsT RECEIVED, A LARGE AsSORT-
- ment' which will sell cheap. Also, Patent
no,lers Tor curtains. All sizes of Picture Frames
Apri GE0R W. ROSS.
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oircuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn.

AAoS SVoheJ, 4Cuus'
vs.. ! attachment
John Zimmerman.
THIS CASE 1T APPEARS THAT THE
4 defendant IL non resident of the State of Ten
neasec tits therefore ordered that publication be
made four successive weeks in the Athens Post
Published in Athens Tennessee, notifying the
sS Cd yo6n hmnerson to appear at the next term
Of this Court, at the Court house in Mndisony;l,o
on the second Monday of May next, and ON Mon.
aaY OF SAID term, and defend the attachment in
th'S cnfe or judgment pro contcsso will be enter
ed against him. j. E. HOUSTON. CLARK
ian "a, ls62-4t-prs fee $500
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NO ICE.

WITH THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1861
w 1 close my Books, and ,ciH not again open
them. have but few Goods, but will sell such as
are on hand low for cash. My Books are posted,
all ready for settlement. Call and settle by Note
if You cant pay. A. C. robson.
Jan !, 1852
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Hardware and Farmers rmplements

i uST RECEIVED. TIE BEST ASSoRT.
~ ment that has ever been offered In this place.
of almost every thing that q Farmer or Mechanic
wants Call and examine.
April GEOR, W. ROSS.
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The Orleans l'TinceS on thu Ameri-
can War.

The Orleans 3'Tince~ ON tina Ameri-
can War.
'Malakoff,' the Paris correspondent of
the New York Times, writes as follows
in one of his recent letters:
The Orleans Princes have at length
published in the Pcpue des Denr .Kondes
and over the signature of "Trognon," a
nom d'emprint, their history Of the cam
pagn on the Potomac Tie work is about
one hundred ordinary octave pages in
length, and comprises the history of
evonts from March till July-from the
commencement of the movement ON Ma
nsssas by Nc Clellan to the battle of NAL
yorn Hill. The work is written in the
grand historical style, in which every
word and every sentence appears studied
in form and irrefutable in fact, and will
stand as one Of the best written chapters
Of historical events cxtant. The retuta-
lion Of what his enemies call "McCicl
lan's Lluhders,' is so complete and over
whelmning as to give the young Com
mander-in- Chief rank in military histo.
ry far above that assigned him even by
his most ardent admirers. New and I'M
published facts and documents are refer
red to in this history, which will change
the prejndices of most people against
Mcclellan into admiration, and many cir.
cumstances heretofore an enigma to the
readers OF newspapers ave here explained
The most of McCellan's Generals arc
also elevated by this history to the frs;
rank Of military cfieftains, and rtIey here
receive for the first time, perhaps, aud
at the hands of this high authority, the
credit which is their due. The history
also abounds in healthy criticisms on the
various defects in the organization of the
American army it eulogizes the Ameri-
can soldier; it eulogizes the military abil
ity OF the leaders Of the Southern army
it shows that the causes and the amin as
OF the war are to be found in Slavery
and it terminates with an overwhelming
argument in favor of the Union and |
against the possibility OF two declarations
on the American suil. Measures are be- |
ing taken TO hive this important history
published here in pamphlet form, and
the same ought to be done in New York.
1t will be found in the 18th of October
number of the Review.
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ashlngton, Nov. 10.

The court Of inquiry ordered to assem-
Bile ~ Washington, on the 9Th Of Oct
has been dissolved at the request
OF Maj. Gen. Mcdowell
A court of Inquiry is ordered to as.
semble here tomorrow at IL o'clock ia
inquire into certain charges made agains,
him. Ex-Governor Dennison and othe,
witnesses summoned here are expected
to be present, detained for the court
Gen. Cadwalisder, Brig. Gen. Martin,
dale; Van Allen, Ut Col. l.. III. Petouse.
Judge Advocate aud Recorder, Gen Hun
ter, Goriield, Duford, Prentiss. Morris,
with Col. Holt as Judge Advocate con-
stitute the military colirls>ivn 10 ex-
anime the charges preferred by7Gen.
Pope against Gen. Fitz John Porter. A
commission will also assemble this week.
Ii has been decided by the commission
of internal revenue that persons selling or
peddlIng from boats or vessels must take
a license as dealers either wholesale or
retail as the case may be. The licouse
must say that the party isauthor .zed.
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Letter to N Times from Warrenton. I
Ex Governor Smith, or he who is more
Familiarity known as Extra Billy., re.
sides in this town, on the Culpepper road !.
and was found al his home yesterday, and
paroled. He is yet confined to his house
with wounds received in battle and fever
that superyened. He talks despondinply
OF the affairs Of rebeldom, and predicts
that one more battle will settle the fate
OF the Confederate States. The fate OF
this prematurely old man is but another
illustration that the way of the transpres
sor is hard. A man Of limited CAPACITY
OF mind, but Of great social influence, he
was one Of the first to use his influence
to sever the Union, and boastingly sought
traitors doom. To-day he is q RUNE d
man, Frustrated upon bed of sickness,
from which he will rise, if at all, mere
wreck of his former self. OF his two
sons. one was killed in the battles before
Richmond, and the other died from
disease incurred by exposure while scrv-
yvr the cNNncrr~r,
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the solid monuments Of practical and en-
during patriotism and philanthropy.
Perhsps. upon rough estimate, the
wealth and free population of Maryland
may each be reckoned as amounting to
half Of those Of Massachusetts. Yet
(" narro,o-policied" Massachusetts annu-
ally contributes four times more than
Maryland Tor the Bible, the Tract, the
Missionary and the Colonization causes.
ID
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New York. Goth.

Owing TO The storm the telegraph, wires
do not work very well, and conseq uently
we have received no news from army
quarters.
The steamer Eagle brings Havana dates
Of the 18th. The d 'Earionmarna, seces
sion paper of Havana, denies the steamer
Blanch or Spanish war steamer brought
slaves as alleged, but the facts show the
statement was correct. The Spanish
steamer Cuba Descano arrived from New
Orleans ON the 18th.
The steamer America from Nicaragua
with SIT California passengers was at
Havana en- rontc for New York.