The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-01

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Reply ofthe Border Slave State Rem
reeentatives Ia TJnooI,,,s uv,,.nc.
nation proro.,t,o,, Va : 4 ~ ,''--
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.low. ssasa July lo.-- me border
$500 2'"se ePlssen taslves to-day nnaily
'.s's reP.y 20 tne rresldent,t
enssJ - a., ,,sl.. o.s ~ = repre-
Thsv csnnct X a Iespec.iuk,
bis no,;cv and d;ffsr frn,s' s -. III q
the declinino Of these stste. - az. M, va
ana .-5c,,t NJ !, Z. ~ ,,,;,S .s.I.s ~ ~ ~.
Thee bin IN, the raca, ~ ' NJ
tbesa Ststes gi,e ~ r.s,,.c.s.,i- sr.. a.
| ms;on hwt ;n y, -, .o,is. s n. ' .ssuo
10 H. sns,rort p.c,s M. .-o.lse.vc .
hs-s ~ 49,. t..a - s"o"sy msni
80 49,, s..t 49, osou ~ CONSUME ~ IVA
/ ~. Il. $50 :. o. s.ssn ne y. snos'
prese,t ~ sha a..;,, - t:,. S.S -
have ieft tbs c;tv saysr., I'm" mi oac..
n ran,v ~ .I,e;. Ivy ~ a. WIZ PlePare
hsspcy, % d. .teIs own, ,ne mature Q, which
The Wash;n ctan corres nonfsn. &c az
Baltimore Nun writes = .A'
1he slavery agitation a. n stanas ha,
several sconfiict;no asnect =, a nort;nn ~ =,
Tho Concres.man fror, tha horJa AZ r' sias y,
States have s;anad an a.,j,s.stnsha p Is~.s
ident countens nc;nr nc ,,ni;o,, ~ ~. -
c;nation IN s,,ch S;a ~ ~ th.s .ha,,
state ~ sr,o,'r. "esNo foo 6no s,". ~ s" y
the mE naaJed ~ Sso etfsct IT,. S;oa ~
though they cite the grievances that the
.o!a. S'sfe eL u .Ie save STATES nave re-
the lsoisot'on ns tSa 'rS r..os. s so.."., "
The sicnsrs Of the address reserved 10
Themselves the right to act as they pleas
go IN Their private capacity on their re-
turn to their States. Other Border State
Representatives declined to sign the adj
dress in question because thew regarded
the proposed legislation as unoonstitu-
tional and imnolitic. Observation-Disclosures
that the Pres;dent has remonmendad q
permanent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : lor Ana nc;ns-
ton and Cor rress i, 49, a,,do .s,a ,Ini.
lew vet tbe .S;na = .eho"d ' ar, .Mo P H.
Ren;,bl;can. in ths n,'Ii;c ,iaoos s . VA
sore Sanators ,;d;a,,, p ~, p - ~c
comnensat;na ionai r,.s.cr. sT &C.. 'e sI.;.
sIavaa who sRoriX h a~s,sSa..S ., AZ
army. A ms;or;tv 90 tba Ran,,h,;ca,,
Senators have mt n en.slvs. on tha 70.
cord ~ that afFsct Th:;s oS;a.t = =.
u
Get tho names If tho no.ross ,,rc,, Il, q
muster rolls not fnr s,v sncJ th.v s go
do:in hostile operat;ons hut in order 70
initiate emancination n the States Nv
giving freedom ID such amnioved slaves.
and 70 their mastars. wives and 7children.'
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The Bloody Work in the Late Bat
ties.
Wa have haer favorad will, tho Follow,
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.ne interesting eAsfact rom .et.ei "r''
ten ny Federal surgeon 70 ms sister:
"FoR9aEss MONROE, July 4.
ra rss y 49,
anse ~. m'u Sise su. sa,s soenes - WI" Iu.'
th s hut ~ Iool unon = b e su
have sean within two dsvs 1nsst mora
than IL 0OD men torn in .ii nsrts of M
BODY with balls and bsvonet wounds !
went on board the Vanderbilt this morn
ing. and saw living, all over the boat. $50
wounded and diving men. was sicken.
ed at the sight, but was compelled, for
the sake of humanity to do ali l could to
aid them, there saw Col. -Bratton. Of
South Carolina. a rebel Colonel who fell
upon the field. not dead but badly woun.
ded: he and five of his command are
prisoners. (.
These men are less than one fourth
that fell upon the field Of battle on last
Saturday, near Richmond, The rebels
then attacked the Union troops and COM
pletely routed them, taking all their
stores, artillery, ammunition, &C.. &c.
On Sunday there was some fighting.
which the papers report as being terrible.
and thak thav ga;nod eli fhav Lost o,,
saturday. out TINS Is notso nave my
inlo.nas'on rom pese sources. lne EeI'
eis io9gnt velr,oiy naro, anu very muGn
Iear McEieiians army WIZ 70 conPieteiy
routed II ne does hot receive reinIotce'
ments. fes.eroay; summers division
vas a..ackea ags,n oy .ns seSsis' ous s, We
We have lost great many officers. num-
bers of Colonies, Lieut.. Colonies, Majors,
&C., &c. l was informed one boat alone
was filled with officers.
IS, of company c, was wounded
as was his captain, and his company was
terribly cut up, but few men remaining
saw two men on the boat wounded il
his company. The Pennsylvania regi
ments suffered terribly; only $50 men are
LEFT in the ioath fe ; regiment ent
missing i s in two dav's 6eht approache
| Is, 900, certain.
Don't believe anything you see in tn.
papers. J know they ne awiuiiy, om
0'a I'VE S,sP hs.sr that P"rns;ds has re;nsorce,
Mcclellan, and that HaIieck is to sen,