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MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

IME suBSeRiBEk HAS OPENED q SHOP
i near the Depot. Athens. for the Repairing 4 nd
Manufacturing Of all kinds of Maehinery. ard Ia
ready to execute'any orders with which he NAV
be favored Also. Blacksn,ithing DONE. A. prsS.
teal workman himself he hopes to receive sbare
OF patronage, * III. n. SMITH
Nav. 10. IS6l--tf--65g - - u '7s.s3
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March 81, Isoe-4t-pr
Absalou Miller,
Alexander Smith.

1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
j ID this eass that tho defendant has removed
out Of tbs State of lTshnsssss. so that The ordi-
pary prosess Of aB cannot he served on him, il Is
therefore ordered that puhicafion be made forjour
succeasive weeks in thseAthshs Post. rsqnirine
The said defendant to appear Ut my house, near
+ kinastonson The ll,h Of. July nekt then. and
nspt snd procecdings or the case viii Be tired q
partc. G "a, H. DEvANEY.
s ~ = ~ z. for Roaus cotnfv.
Mach 81. 1852 At prs ZEE &a-.-705 +
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State Of Tennessee, Roane county.

& Mitchell Rose .fs's 4 -. .,
TT APPEALING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
i in this cause tbatthe defendant has removed
opt Of the state'ot Tennessee,sp that the ordina
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, re- !
quiring the said defendant to appear at my house.
near Kingston. 'on the 9Th day of October next.
then and there to answer, plead or demur to said
attachment and proceedings or the case will be
triea &c 'acr. y, H. DEvANEY.
& :, ~. " Jqr Ronne county.
\ March 81, ISde-4t--prs feeS3--704 ),
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COUNTY LINE ACADEMY.

k ~ yStos ana Females. 80. +.
VIE SECOND SESSION OF THIS fNsTI.
y tuition viii open on Monday. tbe i n Jsnrs,r
ase1s ender tbeinstruction Of Sir. ]. p. Cuuy,rs!
sAa' 6tbsr Assistancs y = "a
Term pr ssrsion Of q weeks, one half IN Al.
yeaes ana she other half at the close Of tha sss.
acrs pr scholar, S5,ee. - - 10 = ' 's
s see sntre EuElish course will BE- taught.
sshcol tHaeessg snd lights extra }per week n so
no STUDENT admitted for less than half session
20 ceapchcn. only In case Of protraeted sick mesa
e. ynis Academy Is situated IN tho 'swss,wster
RsT,.x or re Old stage road, and in sight q ths
ss eun, : as.,Rsil Road,2s miles South west
TRUSTEES:
III. Browder, J. II. M s;,,n...
yw ~. nrowdsr' J. ". Goddard,
vrr,y a @. Small.
NJ =, 2; YEARwo oD. .sse,y and T.sa,.
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MlLITlAMAN'S MAMMAL. !

small.A, N Light infantry Diin Of the
United States Army; Infantry Drill
! OF Percussion Musket; Also, J. 2.
company Drill Of United States Cavalry
I,HE MOST PERFECT MANUAL EYER
= placed IN a Volunteers hand. book 10 be-
i p IN every Soldiers knapsaek. Price 50 cts.
Snp.ain ~. W. bEhRlMAN, engaged for tn.
Military Students. ~ : : :. = y y
For sails by q. W. Ross. !;
July 20. 1901 Athens. Tam.
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chancery Court at Athens.

Robert II. Mccroskg, Lafayette Mccroskey and
others.
Attachment III and Amended Blu
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK a MAS.
j ter. from the bill in this cause. that R II. Nc.
croskey and Lafayette Mccroskey are OF citizens
OF the State Of Tsnnessee. II IL therefore ordered
that publication b plade in the Athens Post.
newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee. re-
quirinr the said respondents to appear at III.
next term Of the Cbancery Court to be held 70,
The County Of MeMinn. at the Court housc II
Athens. on the 81 Monday of August next. the,
and there to plead, answer or demur to said bill.
or the same will b taken for confessed as to then
and set for hearing ca partc -
JS0. Il, BRIDGES. c. & N. :
NArch Ia. 1s62--4t--p pre- fee S3-A7O3
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= :. q CAk k,Nb1R ron If8p Al s-
winter Seaslon, seu'in<sste< Men anv ra,,r IN.
Winter Session ciosef Ffidsy. Jsrs.es
summer Session commend q xondsy. Peb 4
Annual f'cplpenremcpt Friday. Z Juns o,
annmf kxaniina ton The " cdr sdav ana Thn,,
oey prec33lpf. s. 81 II. n. GAIN "a. pr;nc;ssi
Is ING. ~ ste-@tfz2s 4 ss''S's1'f
sMEETW ATKR UNION INSTITUTE.
As ssysss water, arenn.s q 81
vNAEI FALL AND VIM RR x SESSION NJ
~ this Institution will Commence m Mn,a.r
% september next The .FsnalcS Depas,,as,
VII Dc under tho charge u Mrs. ii. q. to,r
4 ne Mnle Department will Be under n a. ~.
oscAH ". Mv1Lnn. a.. B. q !, - ~ u
:. Sztlz50Ns psr4ss..ioa u 20 w.es.s;
sees.sS S'S c,s.s, . <s.Rs II. ~ 81 so
Tho o. - 81 = /, & n, IS !. ~ tez. = 100
Fourth ~ - ~ -. = 1920
So ns sert zee I'm advancc,} 100 U0
Il n rs ISL PAYABLE n advance. the ss,,s,. ,Oe
the FIRST half session ~, 1,,;, y,
oe sdmitred for less time Than ~ PUP, VIII
session. sffer adinission, unless Nv sn.n,e piita
nscS No deduction for lost time e,I p,v'al con
% ProsrAeted sickness. No pupil win he ru.e
~, ssu TInoW TICKET from the .sccretary Th.
su.r pePatrrsrs will he under The ebs,s. oS
y NJ a; v. Sooks., q 81 1880 ~
BOARDING can BE- had Ii eosd families :, reo,on
Arr ~ i1gsn- ~ y s,,t - ~ rAIiON, Sscy.
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NOTICE

WITH THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1851
~ close my Books, and vii not aqai,i,oben
them. have but fow Goods but will sell such az
are on hand low for cash. My Books are posted,
all ready for settlement. Cali and settle by Note
IL youcant pay. A.. C. RoBESON,
JanrI 1862 ri s ~ 7-s,,srsf
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.

01xx<V Ed The -IHOI CALL.
DEHSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
= sonesrr- Of ROBESoE, RIST eco, can
Hobespns Store without further costs Il thsv call
u msdiatelyi not. the agent will proceed 70 col
ect just as fastas he can. - = ~ Y
I RoBEsoN. RICE 4 CO,
oan S'stooS Per :. RoBEsos
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autographs and photographs.
JUST RECEIVED, IA LARGE sssopr
= ment from rs cts. to 5000. Can and 90.
'nen at faet.t, ROSS,
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/ IN
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HUTTor 4 FRELraH,s : !,
SOUTH R n N HEY,

une copy psr yer ....-.. s..y$s. oo
~. c,piss Sone ddress " post Qnsos, SEQ :
Z 1,x sop'es ~ !, 9 y, : y - 1900
e sesse eorley VI 3 z $500,
{. c cnS11$x o an copssss 400
J ~ ~ " eoPssst - l05,0O
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Is. r. a u T. US - n " N.
] T. !
&. l. 4RNstnils.
.ss { ~. sums !,
~ 1S 1y g ~ sdh;ss' : the the
i Il I I a /! !! !. *gzsr
10 vhich special 3 {SSi jcSs,s IN, IN
s sS g " dssssassd q plsSss e saI,,
8. = eal lot Of confsstionss, i. r;,, ,.u
!. HoTI6 4 S60-<gf- 63@ sss'
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Chancery Court at Decatur, Tennessee
Andrew Campbell, Admir-, &C.,
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors Of W. b. Rus
sk,. sell, decd.
: q. II fnstrept Bin1
THE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
j cause will be taken at tho Musfer's Office. i,
decatur, Meigs county. Tennessee on Thursday.
the oath day Of April, 1852, when and where ID,
parties may attend with their proof.
~ B., r. McCORKLB. !Cs G. IT.,
~ Per JesEPH McCoRKip, p.o4M.
ArrA 4. 1882 3.-rprs Zee ss3-s5t
Alexander Rice ct als.
u James A., Hpwser ct ols. ~ -"
TINE ACCOUNT ORDERED In THIS
cause will be taken at The Masters. Ufice, il
pecaiur, Meigs county. Tennessee, on Saturday
me i1tp day OF April. 1852. when and where th'
parties may attend with their proof ID.
"a - F. McCoRKLE. c. d. IT,,
= Per .Jossfa McCoRKLE, D. G. AN. :
Z April 4, lS62--td--prs fee s3-7O6
P. N. Miller. Admir-, &C.,
Tbos P. Tillery md wife Ell ols 's'"' -"
THE ACCOUNT HERETOFORE ORDER
i ed in this cause will be taken a. the Muster,
Once, in Decatur. Meigs county, Tennessee, OF
Friday, The 18th day Of April. 1862, when and
where The parties may attend with their proof.--
. ssissie F.MoCoRKLE. q IN.
Per JosErH MoconKLE. DC an.
< April :, lsd2-ta-prs fee $500 q ~
James A. Darwin, Adm r, 30, ~,
M = ss',s sps.s = ; Y. -
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors of John T. Blow
( Z. ~ =; - ms. deed.
n. tfasofre,n Bni AZ q
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Saws /! Eawsi.
REMOVAL.
ROBSON & KNOX,

sHAVE REMOVED THEIR STOCK OF
IL. GOODS to their Ne,c &o,e House. on the
West corner Of the Public Square. where they arc
Offering Goods low down for Cash. Give them
can. .Al good Produce taken in exchange foi
ooods ts1s5 March 20. 1891
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~ osssnt1tel p psssbsaf fSliI p,svision
~ p r,ed4 efths ordinary pri<as !. ~.
|, xhe sls1f psys1e4t n one nit h sdvancs,
~ fs9f " ~ nid1Iso III The tern. ~ n = (,
t,oAtd On 6s ND food mobiles, and at con
seessnt bosrdsnE honses kept perposely for young
shafee The price II .board, I,,ciudinr liebt, ana
fnef = net TO exceed $3.50 pcf week. ~ y. 81,
= ,s.a. ". PAREes ses'y and Treas.
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Metallic Burial l!asei. CofIln. a.

wall Paper and Paper Hangings.
gsT 'REcEWED, a LARGE, AesoRT-
= nens, which i win ssll cheap. Aiso. Patent
hoiert Tor Curtains. All sizes of Picture Frames.
=. nPrn nc GE0R W. ROSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-16
Later from New Orleans,

New York, Aug. l5-The steamer Saxon
has arrived from New Orleans with dates 10
the 9Th inst.
The steamers Roanoke, Blackstone and Gre
ole. from this port, had arrived ut.
Gen. Butler had issued an order setting forth
that the need Of relief to the destitute, requi
ring more extended measures and far greater
outlay than has yet been made and that as
question of justice the burden should fall on
those that brought this great calamity upon
their feov-citizens, viz. those individuals and
CORPORATIONS who have aided the Confederates
with their means and those who have endeay
ored 20 destroy the commercial prosperity Of
the city.
A subscription Of 81, $50 900 was made by
corporate bodies, business firms and persons,
whose names are given, to defend the city
against the Government OF the United States,
while the cotton brokers name: also given is
sued a manifesto in October, advising the
planters not to bring their produce to the city.
These parties are all addressed by Gen.
Buffers order for the purpose above named,
to the amount OF $3422 900, of which over $l2,-
900 is on subscribers to the ST, $50, 900 loan.
An intercepted letter has been obtained, sta
ting that Dr. N. was organizing secret
Confedera e army iu New Orleans, AMI that
be has 1000 nes eugose1
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Uee0raphie New5.
The Affair at Cumberland Gar, &C.

Iorysxrrr1r. August l5-Captaln }. Ii.
Terry. division ouarternaster, has 1ust arrived
here from Cumberland Gap, which point he
1on 81 noon on the 10Th instant lie reports
that DeCourcy's brigade was attacked hy
Stovanson's Confederate division on the 9th.
at Tazewe]l, and that Col. Cochran, with the
10Th Kentucky, whipped four Confederate
REGIMENTS Cochran held his fire until they
were within $50 wards, when he checked their
advance The federal loss was three Killed
AMI fifteen wounoed> and 81 OF the 10th n.y.
taken prisoners. We took Confederate
Lieut. Colonel, whom we exchanged for the 81
prisoners taken by them The Confederate Of
ficers admit loss of ESQ killed and wounded
We took 2l3 wagon loads Of forage and seven
~ horses.
We lost the knapsacks Of two regiments
There has been no fight at Big Greek Crap
as reported, nor any other engagement IN the
vicinity Of the Gap or Tazewell than the fore
going.
All reports of other engagements and the
cutting to pieces Of General Carter and Col.
Byrd forces by the Confederates are utterly
false
Gen. Morgan has issued a specia! order,
thanking DeCourcy and Cochran, for their
gallantry.
Knoxville papers give list Of 100 Confsder-
ates killed at Tazewel|.
The Louisville and a>hyille railroad has
been so much damaged by the Confederates in
the vicinity OF Galatin, in blowing up tunnels
destroying bridges, &C., that two or three
weeks will be required to repair it.
Railroad communication with Nashville, via
the Edgefeld road, will open tomorrow.
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nor of North Carolina, says:-'There is some
meaning in this result.-if it turns out correct,
hut not enough 70 say, Unionis1n has won any
victory In North Carolina, now, though in
case of o defeat Of the Confederates before
Richmond, Vance might be reasoned with,
whereas Johnson could not. The result seems
to have been rise Of the Ola Wing Leaders
Of the State against the Old Democracy
the leading Democratic paper in Ra?eigh, the
Standard, to help the Wing Leaders. and the
result is the triumph Of the old Unonists
against the oh Secessonists. Vance, however,
It must be remembered, is Colonel in the
Confederate army, AMI seel11s earnest in the
Confederate cause.
The Washington correspondent Of the Bos
ton Transcript says:-"Nr, Lincoln declared
TO Elk Governor Dennison, Of Ohio, on Satur~
day, that he wanted those persons who had
complained Of him TO know that he leaves
everything Of a military nature in the hands Of
his leading General. I found I must select
one man said the President, TO command
all the armies Of the United States, and though
it may be possible that Halleck is not great
General. firmly lelieve he is The hest have
got lie sta led further, in the course Of his
conversation, that Mr.. Stanton hal no more to
60 with military movements than clerk. lie
i like Secretary of War in time Of peece-he
attenls to all the duties of his office, but does
not plan campaign anywhere
The Richmond papers state that upon the
arrival of Gen. Prince in Richmond, he was
taken before Gen. Winder lie requested to
be treated as ''prisoncr Of war. General
Winler informed him, ia emphatic terms, that
ho would be treated in accordance with the
terms Of the orders recently issued hy author~
" ofPresident Davis. Prince demurred, and
said he had not seen the orders: but General
". replied that they were imperative, and
should be carried out Prince was then con-
we've to prison, where, with his brother Off
GERS. he will enjoy close confinement, until the
orders Of Pope are revoked by competent au-
thority.
The Richmonl Dispatch of the 10Th Says
sSinoe our last report there has been no lmpor-
ta7t change in the price Of stocks. We note
sale; Of C,nfeleratc bon Is, l0),02o.0oo loan
At mar, AMI the 5000, OJ0 loan at l0l and IN
terest. Virginia per cents 100, fat, and
North Carolna 8's lOS ana interest. The bro
k Su:' are Duyinz yll at 10 to 10 premiun
al selling ut l25; silver-5uying price 50
selling 100.
TIE prop,sel trip across the ocean Of the
French iron-cla ship In Normandie at
tracts attention among naval men on this side
of the water, but as her plating is but two
;,.cbas. it is supposed that she can ride out
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possibility OF European intervention on tbe;,
behalf, But fer leaning TOO conG}ent,v :.
chat broken reed, the editor says, the oov;,;.n
Of the Confederacy to-day, would e p,,h
stronger than it is.
The 9. s. Marine Corps has hcen increased
to over 5000 men within the rast ffo,n
months. It consisted Of al cat eco when The
gar tieean and cons eauently has Teen trel)ed
since It is made up Of the lest men Ct the
United States: There are usually about three.
tourths of the rank and file afoat, and the re.
mainder attached to the different navy-yarI:,
In addition to the arrest Of VIM. II Cuuu.
ter, the editor of the MARYLAND News Sheet, in
Baltimore shortly Lefore midngh Of thursday,
Thos. c. Sultzer, who filed the position Of news
editor in that estal]i hmcnt, was arrested and
taken to Fort DlcHcn1y " DEPUTY Marlal
LYONS.
The steamer George Weems arrived at Wash
ngton on Friday night tlom tie Patuxent,
where she had lten seized for engaging in the
contral and t,ade. HIS seizure freaks Up tie
line from Baltimore 10 the Iatuxcnt.
The New York Post says after the loar1
gold further advanced, selling at l]55. tx
change on Londpn is higher, on account Of the
rise in gold. First class bl's on London are
not to he had under l.6449l@@77.
Persons owning arms on outskirts Of Wash
ington, have betn notified ~ the Government
to gather their crops, so as to make room tor
the troops that are expected here.
acquisitions have lesn made ~ the War
Department in favor Of the general superln-
tendents for volunteer forces Of the several
States, on account Of the appropriation Tor pay
Of bounty, &, upon enlistment TO the 1ul *
tent Of that appropriation and according 10
the quota Of each tate These funds will lie
distributed t. the i. S. mastering and as
bursting officers within each State, ~ the 81"
perirtendent Of that State.
The Culpeper correspondent OF the Nc"
York World says-''The result OF the 1a't'e
Of Cedar Mountain have confirmed us IN 'h'
belief Of the inferiority Of all our generals WIN
have thus far been in the field against JACK
son, to compete with him in the management
Of their forces. We had, beyond question:
force enough, if rightly handled, to ovelvhe'"
the enemy. They were lady Ill managed
There has been most serious laundering he h;,
There is NO conceaing it, Mcdowell mao l nIs
command only lew miles from ne nelu' i h;s
he was not sent or did not 60, I" VIZ" anI
weight into the scales Of the LATHE ROPE a ,ha
Mcdowell were sitting quietly together i. .rh ,Hs
headquarters Of their torner general ' "lni
Banks was heroivally sacrificing his c''l',n or
Not till o'clock did these generals stal' ~.
the field, and before they had arrived ''''
1air was over y
4 la1tar nurnortine 10 come from vi. L
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-24
For County Commissioner,
NELSON A. CHASE.
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
she morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphc
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
$500 per year, or 81 rs for three months, to
village subscrbers-paper delivered at their
houses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. w. WILLARD.
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from. Of him. reaching nssrly to the o,o,
As soon as he discovered me he dronon .Gul ai
drum sticks and exclaimed, 30, Cor rrrr u
ain so glad to see you Give me r d,al l.
reaching out bis hand for my canteep vb;,
was empty. ! Immediately turned 10 % b.;s
him some water from he brook that sa1g
hear ripping through the bushes pca, s' ut
when, thinking that was about to leave b;:y
he commenced crying; saying, Don't s. ,4,
me, corporal | can't walk" was sa.
back with the water when I discovered Wv. ,I
both his feet had been shot away by a ea as'
non ball. After satisfying his thirst he Io ,a.'
ed up into ny face and said, "You dom,
think I will diea corporal, do you? This M.
said would not he said the surgeon Conn.,.
cure my feet" l now discovered man G Ir
ing ia the grass near him, dead. Bv h.
dress recognized him as belonging to tSs
enemy. Itappeared that be had been sbo he.
through the bowels and had fallen near wb1rs
Eddie lay. Knowing that be could not i've i've
and seeing the condition Of the boy, he had
crawIed to him, took off his buckskiu sn>
penders and corded the little fellows eys he
low the knee, and then lay down and died
While he was telling me these particulars
heard the tramp Of cavalry coming down tie
ravine, and 10 moment scout OF the enpmv
was upon us, and | was taken prisoner I
requested the officer to take Eddie up in from,
of him, and he did so,carrying him with great
tenderness and care. When we reached tho
camp Of the enemy the little fellow was dead
1t is now about two weeks since made nv
escape from McCulloch's grasp.
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A Short-Llved Triumph.

The blind admirers and constant praisers of
the" anaconda " strategy Of Gen. Mcclellan,
We're in high glee Saturday. In Washington
despatch to the Associated Press, relating to the
proceedings in the Railroad Convention in ses-
sion at W Washington, they lad found this
&C Secretary Stanton paid high compliment
to the young and gallant friend at hisslde, Maj.
Gen. Mcclellan, in whom he had the utmost
confidence, and the result of whose military
schemes, gigantic and we'll matured, were now
exhibited to "a rejoicing country
1t was just the thing The Mcclellan news
papers had leaders upon it. All at once they
discovered that his bulletin to Gen. Lander and
his letter to the Tribune needed some such ex-
PLANTATION. They admitted, Tor the sake of the
contrast, that the public were right in their IN
depreciation Of Secretary Stanton's hostility to
inactivity, and to giving the credit of our victo
ries where they did not belong. His language,
on reflection, seemed capable of such meaning.
But the Secretary, they said, had put L" an ef-
tectual quielus " upon all such interpretations.
lie had given the credit all to Mcclellan. Even
our wonderfully astute " steam press +" cotem
porary joined in the cry.
But the evening papers of Saturday threw a
little cold water on this ecstatic state. They
brought this little item OF news
WAsnlNGroS, Feb. %. The report furnished
the Associated Press did not purport to be a
verbatim report OF the proceedings Of the Rail-
road Convention, but was obtained from the
members after the adjournment. NJ reporters
were admitted. The dispatch obtained from the
Secretaries as 10 the business Of the Convention,
was correct. The remainder Dl Secretary Stan
ton impressive anu able speech, was not re-
ported, aud the bricl alluson 10 his remarks
was IL ls ascertaincd, inaccurate al To the Ian.
guage employed.
Another despatch saye
The paragraph (that aIluding to McCelan)
was, rs heretofore stated, added TO the official
report Of the first days proceedings Of the late
railroad convention.
The officers IF The convention having D.en ap-
phi ID to in various quarters, to say whether th!
language was used by Secretary Stanton, .ecl
bound To state that such was not the case, and
that these words above quoted were added
The Walchman will possibly take back i'll
news OF Saturday to-day. Or course McClel-
lan's admirers ought not to be blamed for
clutshing at sraws. They have need of some
comfort, and those who innocently repeat story