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s6y- A Canadian paper says that one
OF their officers, on hearing that the mi
litia ware to be called cut, sent his COM
mission TO his Lieutenant Colonel endors-
cd as follows:
"Deer curnel, beg TO resine mi com.
mission. Being disciple Of KriSt, can.
not take up the sord."
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Attention. Militia,

The First Battalion Slst Regiment Tennessee
Militia il hereby commanded to meet ut Mouse
Creek, (lor Battalion Drill) on Friday, tho 4th
day of April next. This order you shall not reg
lect or refuse to obey, under penalty of Court
Martial BY order of j. p. CHUMLEA,
Major Com'ding LIST Bat. 3lst Reg't T. NJ.
March IL, 1869
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bsS- y. r. Glascock claims TO be United
States Marshal at Nashville, under Lin
colns cornmission, received before the
secession Of the State, Notwithstanding
he has bean in the Confederate quarter.
masters department.
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ATHENS Female COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN ITS
Spring and Summer Session for 1852 on
Monday, the 10th Of February, With fall and
competent Board of Instruction.
ThGnumber Of pupils now in atcndapre, with
those having already applied for admission, -
peculiarly encouraging.
Pupils can obtain board in dc family .i'
President, with washing, fuel md light 52.2,
Der week. Tuition in the Literar Or mqn
yarie, from 500 to $500 per u hsard
and Tuition will be qunrterl" . .U
n. Bit is earnestly .ltt K de-
signing to attend, shog bog " .Ir of.
For further pa-T Prssi
dent 20. H.a roy. La
Feb = 1897 Pa
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Circuit Court, McMinn County, Tenn.
A NTH0NY sLIGER HAS THIS DAY
IN aled his petition % go iuto voluntary slavery
10 Henry Mati9ck. Said petition will be acted
upon at the Circuit Court for said county, on the
JOHN r. SLOWER, CLERK. ?
April 4 is62-4t--prs $3-7Os
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Death of +, A. Parham.

F. A. PARHAx, ESQ.,, died, at Chatta'
nooga, on the 9th. He was the founder.
and for many years editor and publisher
of the Chattanooga Gazette" He leaves
a family to mourn his loss.
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A Federal Cotton Agent for Ten

The following is special dispatch to
the New York Tribune:
Mr.. S. A. Allen has been appointed
an agent to accompany our forces into
Tennessee, to take charge of the crop in
behalf of the government.
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Corinth.

The expected fight at Corinth has not
come off yet, It is thought it will, US soon
as the Federals "get good ready"
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Attention. MilitiaI

The Second Battalion Thirty first Regiment
Tennessee Militia are ordered to attOnd Battalion
Muster at the old Muster round, ut Jonathan
Thomas, Sd civil district, On Saturday, the 5h
dayG April. By order of
l''f JAS. c. BRYAN, Major Com.
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Good Examnl9.

Major Walker Reynolds has taken the
lead IN Talladega county, Alabama, in
sending negroes to work the farms of
poor men who are in the army, and have
left farms and families behind. This is
as it should be.
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Chanoery Court at Kingston.
Joseph B. Martin,
Willis G. Pulliam et nls.

Willis G. Pullam ct ais.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
tons of the bill that Columbus Donaldson, one
Of the defendants to the same, is nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post for
four successive weeks, requiring the defendant
Columbus Donaldson to appear at the next term
Of the Chaneery Court, to be held at Court house
in Kingston, for the, county of Roane, on the
first Thursday after the Sd Monday of April next,
then and there to plead, answer or domur to said
bill, or the same will be taken as confessed against
him and set for hearing err pdrte
THOMAS N. CLARK, C. d w.
April. 4, lS62-4t-prs fee $3-706
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Cotton in Florida,

The planters of Florida are hauling
their cotton into the open fields, away
from their houses, to burn it, if the enc.
my should approach.
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bs- A lctter from Fort Pickens re-.
ceived in New York states that a Major
Newly attempted 10 assassirate Billy
Wilson, Oh Santa Rosa Island, but vas
iinsnccessfrl.
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BRENT MILLS.

WE ARE NOW PUTTING UP A NEW
w Smut Machine-a Rock Rubber-at our
Mills, on Middle Creek, McMinn county, and GUS
toners are assured that their Wheat will be thor
oughly cleaned and they be furnished with just
as good an article of Flour as the grain will make.
L. BRENT co.
March Z, lS62-tf-702
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tdy- Messrs. TruSton Polk and Waldo
?. johnson, Of Missouri, who were ex.
PEELED from the United States Senate,
are both priyates in Gen. Prices army.
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pa II is estimated that the enemy
fred 2500shot and shell at the batteries
on island 10, and vicinity during the
first four days of the bambardmcnt, and
wasted 10000 pounds o. powder, with
iron in proportion, IN killing one and ,oound.
ing h0O Of our men! Isn't old Abe paying
for his whistler How long will it take
him to exterminate the South at this
ratn2
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J. a.. ANSIEy,
Genl Commission & Preaaee Merchant
0Ese 20. SOC Broad sFssf

Anguish. Ga.
NJ Ill GINk PROMPT AND Personal
w attention TO the sale % Bsccn, Lard, Grain.
iloar' Cotton, and al articles Of Merchandise
consigned 10 BAN. Liberal .alFanees either in
eAsh gtes acceptance, made on articles in Store,
or when Bills Of Lading accompany prsfts
hEFEREScEs Either Bank IN Aurusts. Ga
Paddieford' Fay 4 Co, SAyspnah TIA; Geo. W.
Williams A Co., Charleston, S. C.; Ysatnau. Rob
erson Co., ST. Louis, No; ". A. Richardson.
Louisville, Ky; W.. B. saApsrd a Go, Nashyille,
Tenn.
NIB A rigid adherence to the pripciples Of
legitimate Commission Business sill be obscryo,li
July ~, ls6l--tf
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A GOOD LOT NEW CROP SUGAR, JUST
"A received and for sale low BY
Feb. 4, 1852. . h. kLEphh'
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Ohancery Court at Decatur, Tennessee,

Uhancery G0urt az U6caItur, tennessee,
Andrew Campbell, Adui'r, de-,
The Widow, Ilcirs and Creditors of W. B. Rus
sell, dec'h Al.
q \ 1Insolpenf IBii4T
TNHE ACCOUNT 0RIfERED IN THIS
Il cause viii bA taken at the Masters Office, in
Decatur. Meigs county, H,nudssee, on Thursday,
the Gath day Of April. 1852, when and where the
parties may attend With tlfer proof.
r. Mcg0P KLE, c. d w.,
Per JosEPFi M GoRkLE, d. C. an.
April 4, ls62-St-pr4 fee S3-7O6
Z Alexander Rice ct his.
James A. Howser q ale.
TINE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
cause will be ia ken at the Masters office, in
Decatur, Meigs county Tennessee, on Saturday,
he 18th day OF Ap fil. 1862 when and where the
arties may attend with their proofs
F. McCORKLE, c. d. W.,
Per JosEPH MCCORKLE, D. c. AN.
April .ls62-td-prs fee $3-7OG
P. NJ. Mille',, Admir-, &c,
Thos. P. Tile . and wife ct ais. J
'THE ACCOUNT HERETOFORE ORDER
ed in this cause will be taken al the Master +
flee, in Deciltur Meigs county, Tennessee, o.
'riday, the 18th day of April 1882. when an
where the parties may attend with their proof.
F. McC0RKLE, Q. d W.,
Per JOSEPH MCCORKLE, d. C. NJ
April 4, 1S62-td-prs fee $500
James A. Darwin, Admir- &c,
n nj
ms, decd.
msoluent Bill
TNFlE ACCOUNT HERETOFORE ORDER
i ed.in this cause will be taken at the Masters
office, in Decatur, Megs county, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, the 22d day of April, 1862, when and
where the parties may attend with their proof
f. MCC0RKLE, c. d. W.,
Per JOSEPH McCoRKLE, D. C. an.
April 4, ls62-3t-prs fee SS-7O6
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Shareholders and the President.

The New York Evening Post says: We
stated in our remarks on the Presidents
message, the other day, that 1--WE had rea-
son to believe that Mr.. Lincoln had had
assurances of support from eminent citi-
gems of the border States" The National
Lstellgencr, of Washington, always well
informed, after quoting the Eeeni'g Posi-,
adds:
1--WE suppose ourselves to be violating
no confidence when we say that our CO
temporary has good reason for the belief
that the President, 10 the policy he re-
commends, has received earnest and nu-
merous assurances Of support from that
class of persons in the border slaveholding
States who are most Immediately interest
ed in the proposition brought to the no.
tice of Congress. We allude, of course,
to shareholders, and especially to slave
holders residing in the States of Mary
land and Delaware, many among the most
influential of whom have not only signi-
fed their acquiescence in the project, but
have urged it upon the favorable consid
Grafton of Mr.. Lincoln. The President
in his message, whatever may be thought
by some of its expediency or practicable
ty, has merely responded to the wishes
and representations of portion, at least,
among the population most directly con-
cerned in the measure"
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Learn TO do Without the Yankees!
WYE HAVE on HAND A GOOD LoT or
w Spool Thread, and any amount Of Brown
Domestic. CATE & NEIL,
March Is, 1852 Fountain Hill, Tenn.
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COFFEE FOR BACON !
list 0F LETTERS

A LOT OF COFFEE JUST RECEIVED,
"A which will be sold in exchange for Bacon.
April 4. 1869 SIX RREDRR.
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HD- The Cincinnati Gazette is very
much vexed that Gen. Mcclellan should
have permitted the great rebel army"
at Manassas, which he was to have held
las in vice." while the strategic coil
was constructing in other quarters, to have
slipped from under his fingers, and that
80 quickly that the General was not
aware of IT," The Gazette regards this
as a bad specimen of generalshp. The
Gazette declares that "the peaceful evac-
uations of Bowling Green, Columbus, and
Manastfas, are rebel triumphs;" that
their occupation and fertilization by the
rebels" has cost the Federal Govern
ment enough, in preparation and the eff
fert3 Of waiting, to have paved the way
for Che retreating rebels with gold. The
Gazette announces with considerable sat
isfaption that Gen. Mcclellan will cease
TO be General-in. Chief of the army of
the United States, and sure enough he
has, according TO the orders of President
Lincoln. Aud this is because he took
Manassas, without fght.-NaSh. Times.
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WOOD WANTED

TINE SUBSCRIBER WANTS T0F PUR-
Il chase II or Is loads HICKORY 81 ASH
WOOD, for which he viii pay tbe CASH on d.
livery. SAN. p. IHINs
Feb "A, lS62 --St--65es
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ne. All furloughs are revoked by a
late order from Adiutant-General Cooper.
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Foreign Intervention and the South.

fOTelBu intervention duu Tue coutu.
The North is very much afraid of for
eign intervention in this war, and is
alarmed lest the great distress of the
manufacturing classes of England may
furnish cause for the intervention Of the
British government to break the block
ade. The New York World, in discuss
ing the subject, says:
The war commenced on the 18th of
April, 1861 it ought To be ended by the
18TH of April, 1862. The amount of cot
ton now on hand in the warehouses of
Liverpool and Manchester, is sufficient
TO keep the Lancashire mills at work, at
their present rate Of running, until the
latter part OF May. As that period APP
proaches, the impending distress of the
manufact uring population of England
will furnish powerful motives for the in.
tervertion of the British government to
break the blockade. The over-mastering
instinct of self-preservation will assert its
force. and pretexts will not long be want
ing for wa with the United States and
an alliance with the South. Recent
events have shown on how precarious a
footing are our relations with Great Brit
ain. II behooves us to strike vigorous,
rapid and effective blows while we have
but one enemy to contend with, and no
! formidable third party interferes.
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RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY

TIME SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION Or
this Institution will commence Sd Monday,
18th February.
The Trustees have secured heservices Of Rev.
SSELsoN RoBERTs, whose wel-known efficiency
and success as a teacher and diseipliuarian, i
second to no one.
Owing to the crisis upon the country, The Trus-
tees have made liberal appropriation from tho
Academy fund, leaving only the following frar-
tonal rates of Tuition to. be paid by the people,.
LIST Glass per Session.. S4,5O
I'd -" ........................,, 6,0B
I'd .....,'.........,......'.... @OV
18th .,........,........,...,. 1850
The terms of Tuition heretofore, have been re-
spectiyely 6, S, 10, and s dollars.
The Academy is large and convenent, tie 10
cation healthy, and board can be hadein the
Town, or convenient in the country nj reasonable
rates. s
TRUSTEES.
A. 0. Fisher, j. EoUnr,
J.R. Martin, y. 4. Patterson.
W. S. Gecrs.
Feb. Z, lS62-ft-69S N
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Thomas J. Mason,

Mitchell Rose
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
| tons of the bill that defendant Mitchell Rose
is nonresident of the State of Tennessee, 1t is
therefore ordered TINT publication be made for
four successive weeks In the Athens Post, requir-
ing the defendant, Mitchell Rose, to appeal at the
next term of the Chancery Court, to be held at
the Courthouse in Kingston, for the county of
Roane on tho first Thursday after the Sd Monday
of April next then and there to plead, answer or
dcmur to said bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed against him and set for bearing pdrie
THOMAS n. CLARK, c. g. ".
April l. -4t-prs fec 5000
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n EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
III Athens, on the LIST day Of April, 1862:
Abingdon, William N. Jackson, Bet,ey
Brown, Allen Lewis, David
Brown, Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald, Roland F.
Brown, c. W. McCAmmOn, J.
Brown, Mrs. EliIabsth MeCsmmis, Sam.
Brown, Miss Elizabeth McCarty, Miss p. 0.
Berry, james Mareum, Mrs. n. L. 2
Barker, Bprrel Mckinney, Calvin
Cantrell, 7. W. Newton, JnO. II.
Cones, Miss NJ. nc. Neill, James
Cantrsll, q. W. Partain, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Caldwell, r. @. Patterson, George
Cagheld, WI. Raborn, Clab'irn
Crittenden, Mrs. Susan Robson, Mrs. Susan
Engram, John Royston, DR.. N. T. C.
Eressm, Richard Smith, William
Foster, William Slaughter, Mrs. Sarah
Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth Step Mrs. M9llie J.
Caters, Nelson Sligsr, Adam
Giboney, John Sligar, Willis,m
CUTLERY, Mrs. Susan Smith, Thos
Gibson, Catherine sharits Rev. s.
Green, g. w. Tucker, J. A. 2
Green, Miss NJ. II. Thompson, Hiram
Hutsell, David Tanner, Miss Elizabeth
Hill, John Toomey ThOs. L.
Hutsell, D. L. !. Waterhsuse, 1T Jack
Henssey, Miss Mary f. Wallace, Coll C.
Irons, Mrs. Margaret NJ. Ward. Mrs Dinah
Irons. William III. Zieglar, bacUb
johnson, Felix Ziegsr, NJ, .
&zs- Persons calling for lette u An the above
list will please say they are ayirtised There is
Tive Cents additional Postage due on each letter,
for advertising, which is paid p lle printer.
April 4, IsS2--3t CA JORDAN. p N.
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GR0CERlESl

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, CHEAP
u for Cash, or in exchange for Produce.
10 hhds. prime Sugar; An
30 bills choice Sugar House Syrupi
90 half bbls. choice Sugar House Syrup
Jan II. 1862 ]. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Corn and Oats.

T WISH TO BUY SOME sHELLED CORN
Il and OATS, and will pay the highest price in
Cash. &. N, HENDERSON.
Jan II, 1862
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IhOWHS u IIVIUU'
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
| tons of the bill that the defendant Thomas j.
Upton, is nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see, it is therefore ordered that publication he
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring the defendant, Thomas j. Upton,
to appear ut the next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held at the Courthouse in Kingston for the
county Of Roane, on tho FIRST Thursday after the
3D. Monday of April next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to said bill or the same will be
taken MS confessed against him and set for hearing
cr pdric. THOMAS n. CLARK, g. d w.
April 4, tS62-4t--prs fec S3-7O6
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One Thousand Gallons Star Mountain
Whiskey, q

AohVyi q HanH
NOR SALE BY S. S. BARRETT.
i Charleston, Jan Il, is62-tf-6s5 -
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cI.-..r1 Colr. !. -Os.l.aI. Tonn.

a g. w. lgK,nde, D.
r'oa ant b6sghty ct d'H n
'tH4shnslt Ipimciion BMl
rTT ArfGARIEG FROM AN ALLEGATION
of ht hill l.sd in this cause that respondent.
Nil.etret jester and q. L, Todd ore n1n-rcsident
4aleas Tho fao Of Gernes.ee, ID Is tbereforp
cslgr BY 5s Master, at bis ruies, that publicaI
iou bemad. W four consscutlye weeks IN Inc
Athens Po1t a powspaper published In tho town
of A,beng, McMinn county, Tennessee notifying
said non resident respondents b appear at fbs
nextterui Of said Court, 70 DO held for los codutT
Of Meigs, at the Courth house IN Decatur. o. tho
Alb Monday Of April next. then and tbsrs "
plead 70 oomplainAnt's said bin, or the same viii
30 ttk6a BRO eortsss5 and sot for hearing er pa,r
Z. NttcoEKLE, CA u, q,
Per J MgcosZJI. ? q, ~ 2
March y +f6' -4i--p o. m s1-To1
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.

DERsoNs INDEBTED TO THE LATE
Il concern of robson, RICE d CO., can
settle with their agent, NJ. D. ASDERsoS, alta. c.
Robeson's Store without further costs If they call
Immediately; Il not the agent will proceed tocol.
lect just as fast as he can. t1H
robson, RICE s CO., ~
Jan 3, lS62 Per A. C. RoBrsQs.f
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Kbsalom Miller J
~. Acz'trsr''

NI0NHnUUT TUTITUf J
UT APPEARING FROM. THE Affidavit
l in This case that tho defendant 'has removed
out Of tho State Of Tennessee SO that The ordi-
nary process Of ldw cannot be served on bin, II is
therefore ordered that publication bomadefor four
successive weeks IN the Athens Post, requiring
the said defendant 70 appear at my house, near
Kingston. on the 18th Of July next, then and
there to answer, plead or dsmur 70 said attach
mon. sol nrooeoi!sgs or the oass rill he tried "a
na,i.. III DZVAEEY,
+ 2 f. l53ag- t7-t'Y
ysrsh ,. '257-Af,-rrr fee js--1M
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State Of Tennessee, ROane county.

Mitchell Rose.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
in this cause that the defendant has removed
ont Of the State of Tennessee, so thatthe ordina-
nv process Of law cannot be served on him it is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post re-
curing the snid defendant 70 appear at my be
near Kingston, on the sth day Of October
then and there 10 answer, plead or damnf 20 ID
attachment and proceedings or INC case ~" o-
tried cr parie. ~ ps' az
March 81, 1sG9-4t--prs fee s3-7Oi
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SUGAR.!

NSIeh 81, ls62-4t-7O4
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Five Cents Reward !

Five Cents Reward!
u UN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
III living in the slh civil district Of McMinn
county, bound boy named ThoAaS Gri'ham.-
All persons are cautioned against barborng said
boy. will give tho above reward, but no thanks,
for his return 10 me. 600. W. W. PORTER.
McMinu CO., March 2s, ls62-3ts-705
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A Thrilling IncIarnt.

y lew evenings ago. nj n mas,
meeting in behalf Of the Army Cal,
porierasc. held at the Grace s.. Ban.
tlst tlureh. Hon. 'Thos. II. Watts.
ta%eeorilng to the Richmond Dis.
patch related the following bcauti.
gul incident:
A short time since. the rc,ime,,
then under his command. was on Il.
way from Mobile to Corinth. An
along the route, the women cheered
them on. As the train passed thro.'
q village in Alabama, there appeared
IN the porch Of a house, very near
the railroad, a young, and beautiful
mother, who held out towards the
soldiers her tender infant, and al die
same s're raised her eyes, swimming
N tears, to Heaven, as though IN 4.
lent prayer to God. The cFee, was
thrilling, and many brave men IN
mat train were affected to tears
! hat mother seemed to say: -. am
seak-yon are strong--saye me and
little babe from the fierce cruelty
! our enemies She seemed also
Q say: And yet. uaaided by hi.
'hc power. ycu cannot succeed |; and ,
seretore, ! will call upon the God
! Battles, to 60 with you, and give
success THAT picture, said :
nc speaker, ! shall never forget. :
was photographed in the hcsr,s Of :
'ose soldiers, and loomel IN before !
ON as they shared tho perils and !,
,orics Of the memorable struggle AT !
:
NO pen-an toll the effect produced /,
.he above o, the hearers. The i
tear told that the hearts Of J
: 2 lev were stirred to their pro. :
depths.
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ihp clerk of the Hastings Court.
I've hieiiaoad Dispatch, issued
curing the month of April, thirty.
one permits for couples to join in the
"hoIy bands of wedlock.' The r..
'aIi Of this proceeding. in after vcar..
VII BE- an indefinite crop of chin.
'''r'' . considerable quantity Of hu.
-. misery some earthly felicity.
!" immense amount of gtumblinr on
'ae part OF both sexes, and a ouan.
= musings on the mu,ability of
human affairs, rs nu,nerous -,
a'l' q the sea.shore, and equally
: .'''V'nn'able. It will be seen Tim,
,"''e was one marriage for every
-! u the month. and an extra ana
.'.o'n ~ for good measure. Ashore.
'.,'re observed, the domains Of O..
= ana Mars are divided by lines
/, y distinctly marked to be mistaken.
don't care a cen, for Mars
~ VARS returns the compliment,
interest.
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A FACT NOT GENERALLY Kyows.
In the various sketches Of Gen. Al.
bert Sidney Johnston, that have an.
peared In the papers, there IL !
'hat We do not recollect to have "a, !
referred to, viz: that while s.r;..
beau d. Lamar was pr,,;a... =
Gen. Johnston was b. G. -
rctvy Of War. ees
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Hf A~fsI#NAA
ea e atH+4t ~ ,stiy
se'y rais y ~ltp d Fmahusl,
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f'sft fhi bruma-s 4
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