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[For tho Post.]
To the Ladies of Athens,

As Col. Towards Regiment is now
leaving Tennessee, its Surgeon takes this
method Of returning his thanks, in be-
half of the sick under his charge, to the
ladies of Athens for their kind and liner
al attention. their soothing presence, and
their tri-daily donations of we'll prepared
food and delicacies. Since its organiza-
ton, the Regiment has been stationed at
many different places in East Tennessee,
but in Athens only has the poor soldier
received that comfort which cherisheth
the soul and maketh the heart glad.
ooh, woman, in hours of case, coy and hard to
please,
But when pain and anguish wiring the heart, o
ministering angel thou art"
May theylong live to enjoy that price
less boon, Liberty, now being so speedily
vouchsafed to them in their mountain
grit homes by ain Advise Providence,
never to be disturbed by Goth or vandal.
We would also return our sincere ac-
acknowledgements to the editor of the Post
for his generosity, and Mr.. Coleman and
Col. hecalleyfor the use of their build
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The Maryland Press.

The Richmond Dispatch has received a
a copy ofithe st. Mary's Beacon, publish
cd at Leonardtown, Md. This paper.
which has always been very bold in its
utteranees againts the Lincoln despotism,
in concluding sarcastic article on the
victories Of the Federal army, says mot
withstanding all these splendid victories
and this unheard of gallantry, the in
vincible Federal forces who were once at
Warrenton are now behind the fortifica-
tions upon Arlington Heights" In no.
ticing the entrance Of our troops into
Maryland, it says that many strong I'm
ionists showed them every attention, sell
ing them feed, clothing and articles Of
luxury, for United States or Confederate
money.
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A Gard.

am authorised by the Major General Com
mandiug Department of East Tennessee to raise
and recruit regiment of Infantry. Our military
authorities understand that the order has been
issued for the enrolment of the conscrpts of
East Tennessee. The law will be rigidly enforc-
cd In its amended form. Those who prefer So
lecting their own officers and who desire the
usual bounty should volunteer at once, now Is
the only opportunity We will have Of making our
choice. The drama Of war is being enacted on
tho largest scale ON this continent. and every man
between Is and IS must do his part, and this Is
desirable by those who would cherish the immor-
tai principles Of liberty and equality. Now is
the time. Tho shouts Of our victorious armies
are borne upon every breeze, soon We will have
the joyous news of the disenthrallmept Of Mary
land and redemption Of Tennessee. Tho letters
Of despotism Chat have so long bound down Mis-
souri,. and Kentucky are swapping and ere long
their bright emblems of sovereignty and power
will rise amid the Southern Constellation. We
are called upon to aid this grand cousummation
and force the enemy to sue for peace.
Responsible gentlemen engaged In, or desiring
to engage in raising companies, and who would
prefer going in our regiment will report 70 mo In
person or BY letter Hweetwater, Tennessee.
Cant - faaa "a
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SALE OF LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF THE. SPECIAL POWER
I'D in me vested MS Executor of the last will and
testament of William Patterson, deceased, Twill,
on a credit of one, two and three years, on the
premises of the late deceased, in, the county of
Polk, and State of Tennessee, on the Htlr day
of October, 1852, sell to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate of said William
Patterson, deceased: TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY ACRES, moro or less, bounded on the
South by the Wetmore Savannah and or the
North by the Polk county line.
All creditors and debtors are notified toseomc
forward and make settlement in the time prescrib-
ed by law. JONATHAN PATTERSON.
Aug %, lS62-3t*-726 Executor..
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MASONIC FEMALE INsTITtTE,
CLEvELAND, TENN.,,.
Dnxv NJ Dec IcLo,rv D.; ,.~p

heV. /. N. .brRo8naW, Sranolpal.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU-
Il ton will commence on Monday, the lst day
of September next, under the direction and pro-
iessorship Of the rsev. mr.. IKxDsnAw. VINO mas
had charge of it for the last ten mouths.
Tho Trustees, in making this announcement,
would most especially appeal to all citizens who
have daughters to educate, to send them to this
institution. Mr.. Bradshaw has had charge Of the
school for the last ten months, during which time
he has rendered ample, and, we might say, uni
versal satisfaction to the Trustees; patrons and
pupils. There never was bettor time for men to
educate their daughters than now--money is
plenty everything a farmer raises bears two
prices, and the Tuition to this School is the Same
that it was when everything was at low. fgures.
What excuse can there be now for a man who
neglects to educate his daughter? None. Be-
cause here, in Cleveland. healthy locality; We
have an Institution, with an excellent Instructor,
aided by sufficient corps of Assistants, to in
struct all who may favor,it with their'patronagv.
Let one and all put their shoulder to the wheel
and build up such School as viii! be of incalca-
liable benefit to us and an honor to-onr town.
We have the building and we have the teaehsrs-
the balance devolves upon the people. We hope
they may nobly perform their duty.
The Trustees are thankful to the citizens for the
patronage bestowed upon Mr.. Bradshaw hereto
fore, and are glad to know that under his admin
istraton, the Institution has not lost any Of the
enviabe reputation it sustained in he better days
| Of tho Repub1ic"
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Salt.

SALrvILLE, VA, Sept 10, 1862.
We have not timo to answer the numerous let
tiers received In reference to tho supply Of Salt,
nor the innumerable questions of individuals ap-
plying in person-hence, we publish this card.
For want of Kettles to supply Furnaces ALREADY
erected, we will have no Salt ready for shipment
before the middle of October. After that time,
should there be full supply. Of brine, We will
mako seven hundred bushels of Salt per day.
Persons from Tennessee who visit the Works
expecting to get Salt, only subject themselves to
disappointment, trouble and expense, and us to
annoyance. SO,soon a. ~ have Salt for distri-
button, the community viil be advised, and ar
rangements made for It's dsliveryza at convenient
points on the line of tho Rail Roads.
MoCLUNG, JACQUES l. co.
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OFFICE RECRUITING DEpARrM'r,
ROCKVILLE. Tenn.


Ordsys,
An persons iiaSfe 70 6snsoripsion under the Act
Of Consress approved April Is, 1857, viii be al
lowed until the Sch or October to voluntesr In
any pssticulas company now u the sesvice Of the
Confederate States.
Such persons will present themselves to the en-
rolling o6icsr within the district or county to
which they belong, and be enrolled a. volunteers,
or By presenting thsmsslves ct this ofAce thsy
will be enrolled here.
The enrolling o6lcsrs will make out the erroll.
mont Of volunteers in duplicate, and furnish this
once with roils - soon a. they be completed
They will also furnish the volunteer With trans.
cript from the rolls, giving his descriptions and
enrolment duly signed and certified, and direct
the volunteer 10 report with the same At this of
hce Under the column Of "remarks" on the en-
rollment, the oficer will note tho oompsny and
regiment to which tho volunteer desires to be at
tachod.
On presenting the descriptive list TO any Qusr-
termaster, the volunteer will be furnished with
transportation to Knoxville.
The correctness Of all enrollmonts will be-certi-
fed by the enrolling officer.
e. D. BLAKE, Lieut.. Col. c. s. A.
supt Enrolling Dept.
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$500 REwARJ:

HEADQUARTERS 3D TENNESSEE voLs,
Camp Cross, near farewell, Aug. 10. 'C2.t J
THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE
i Sd Tennessee Regiment have left their compa-
MES without leave. Thirty Dollars will be paid
for each man delivered at my headquarters whcr-
ever they may be, or Fifteen Dollars for each one
delivered in any Jail so their Captains may get
them: H.,
Co. A.-John Blain, Union co.; Jno. NJ. Bond,
Knox; F. NJ Dimmond, Virginia. j. M. Murphy,
Jefferson; WIN. Sharp, Knox VIM Sullivan,
Union. ,,,..
Co. B.-Chas Denton, Jno. Denton, Thqe. Ea-
kin, VIM. Isbel, c. D. MCDANIEL, g. W.. Bird,
Monroe; Jas. Chambliss, Knox; s. Mccall, Mon
roe.
Co. C.--John Duke, Polk. m
Co. D.-John Strandridge, North Carolina.
Co. E.-Wray Wright, Sgnor Everett, A. A.
Riddle, S. M. Wright, N. M. Young, Vim. Burn
field, Blount; WIN. Carr, Monroe; L. Runions,
Polks y. f. Grigsby, Bradley. 80
Co. F.-A. Graves, Z. Carpenger, L. Evans, W.
Garden, II. Cunningham, Monroe. :.
Co. G.--J. l.. Collect, Thomas Hamilton, Hem
ry Shook, McMinn. $50. /.
1 Co. HI. G. Lewis, Jas. II. Gardner, r. NJ.
Wilson, VIM. Kirkland, John Horne, jas H. ca.
gle, M. Duncan, A. c. Dean, Jas. Kirkland, Mon
roe; A. Balls, VIM. Ragland, Roane.
Co. ii. W. Vincent White.
Go. K.-Jns. Kirklsnd, Polk. .i..,,
By order of J.w.. BLEvINs,
sept D, IS62-3t Adj't Sd Tenn. Reg't.
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Who Would be a Conscripti

HEADQUARTERS 3D TENN. Vols,
September 10, 1852.
To the Young Men Of McMinn and Bradley:
There are, no doubt, many Of you Who on &C.
count Of your families, have been obliged to re-
main at home; but since It is peremptory order
that you 90 into the army, now request q num-
Der OF you (forty-four) who have ever been good
Southern men, to join my Company. Our Rogi-
mont is good onc-commanded by q good
Colonel, John G. Vaughn, and If you have any
pride about you, you will not allow yourselves to
no conscripted. I want none but good fighting
mon. will send Lieutenant from my Compa-
ny to McMinn to receive and muster in recruits,
and If you desire to join my Company you can
report to him at Calhoun.
JAMES X. P. GIDDENS, Cant.
Com'd'g Co. q, Sd Tenn. Vols.
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The undersigned propose 10 raise a Company Of
lefentry for the Confederate SERVICE for the term
Of three years or during the war. We would be
creased II any person wishing to Join said Comps-
~ would come forward and enroll their names,
- this may be the last and only chance they will
nave before the Conscript catches them. All
persons Wishing to join said Company will apply
70 or address the undersigned, on Fork Creek, or
JIG. HALL, Halls Perry, Monroe county, Tenn.
W. W. GRUB,
Late Licut In the I'd Tenn. Res't
bopt 70, 1862
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Sep, 70, 1922
Raltnetre.

OFFICE G.. 8. NIrRR 4 MINING BUREAU,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Persons engaged in the manufacture Of Salt
petre for the use Of the Confederate States Gov
ernment are exempt by law from military duty
The Government Is now paying rs cents per
pound for nitre. reductions being made for all im-
puritics over 10 per cont, delivered at Railroad
station, tho shipper drawing the money upon pre-
ceipt.
Those wishing to engage ia the business will
address the undersigned at this place, who will
enter into contracts and furnish any information
desired. -. n. II. TEMPLE
Capt. supt. 7th N. 4 NJ. District, !,
Sept 20, 1862--3m
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OFFICE POST oUARTERMAsTER.

Knoxville, Aug. 1883.
Mr.. II. +. Smith, Of Sweetwster, has been fur
nishing Clothing for tho Government the mast
year, In considerable amounts, and has arranged
with me TO continue to furnish Clothing at my
office this year. He has permission to purchase
Jeans, Linseys and Socks, in any county in East
Tennessee that he may wish. Tho appointment
Of Agents for certain districts was not designed
70 prevent Contractors from purchasing. Mr.
Smith Is at liberty to purchase wherever he may
find the goods. JAMES GLOVER,
Major and Quartermaster.
I desire nll tho Jeans that can be spared, to
mako into Clothes for the soldiers. for which I
will pay literally. H. F. SMITH.
Sweetwater, Sept. &c, 1S62-4t-73I
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Sd Battalion Tennessee cavalry.

ATHENS, Sept. 8, 1852.
All absent members of Capt. Van Dykes Com
pany, Of Sd Battalion Tennessee Cavalry, who
are unable to return to Company, must report to
the Captain weekly by certificate from a relis.
BILE and practicing Physician, otherwise they viii
be reported absent without leave, and are liable to
be published as deserters.
J. A. TURLEY, LIST Lieut..
Sent 10. lS62-3t
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A. H. L.. MeFal', 1,..,,.,
Jason J. Palmer.

TTiApPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
i in this case, that the defendant, Jason j. Pal
meb has left the State Of Tennessee, or so con-
ceaik himself that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, and bis effects bay.
ing been attached, it IL therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens POST publish
ed in Athens, Tennessee for four weeks, requiring
the defendant to appear before me, at my house.,
in the lst Civil District Rhes county, Tennessee,
on the 10th day Of October, 1852, and make de-
fence to compliments claim, or the same will be
taken ~ confessed and set for hearing er parte.
"a, JESSE P. THOMPSON,
n. for Rhea county
. Sept IL, ls62-4t--prs fee s5,0O-729
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Conscript.

ConScript.
In accordance with Order No. Q, issued by tho
Governor Of Tennessee, I have proceeded to an.
point the following named persons Enrolling or
fcers for the county of Meigs, to wit:
LIST District-W. C. Hutcheson.
I'd Howell Whitmore.
Sd !" VIM. 8. Russell.
4th VIM. NJ. Rogers.
5th Z" Vim. 8. Peake.
9th Jacob Peake.
7th " Morgan Bryan.
9Th VIM Wan. u -
]. r.. FOOSHEE, Chairman r :
County Court Meigs co., Tennessee.
Sept %, 1882. "A
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SsR- The Hiwassee Presbytery of the Cum
bss3and Presbyterian Church, will meet at Mt
Cumberland Camp Ground, three miles and
half South east Of Athens, on Thursday, the 26th
Inst, ut ii o'clock, AM.
J. r. FRYAR, Stated Clerk.
Sept 10, 1862
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OFFICE POST oUARTERMAsTER.
Knnv,pii,,,. Ava. 10. TS6f.r

Knoxyiiir, la.r.. 10, 1s5fcs
TIME ORDER FOR THE IMPREssMEE,NsTT 7,
L shipment and prices. of Leather beipg misun-
derstood, IL becomes necessary to explain
No person is allowed to sell Leather to any one
except Quartermaster or an agent Of mine, In
this Division Of the Army, for me, without per-
init from this Office, and when permit is given,
will not be allowed to DO sold for more than one
dollar for Sole and one dollar and twenty five
cents per pound for Upper Leather.
No one has the right to give permit for TRIMS
portation except myself or one Of my agents, or q
Quartermaster shipping the Leather to me.
JAS. GLOVER, Major and Q'm'r.
Aug 20, 1S62-3t-727
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MARRIED,

On the 23d inst, by Rev. Timothy Sullins, Mr..
JGEoReE W. MATLocK to Miss JULIA, daughter
Of Gen. Jas. T. Lane, all of this county.
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S50 00 REWARDl

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ at Coghill, McMinn county, about the 10Th
instant, NEGRO BOY, named Do,o, aged about
~ years. lie is about 8 feet 10 inches high,
straight, weighs about 100 lbs, dark color, heeFy
eyebrows, rather bad countenance, but otherwise
likely. He wore Of wool hat and d pair Of
home made shoes-clothing not rccollected. he
has free mulatto girl for wife, who has q
young child. and he may try to make his escape
with her to Lincolndom. The above reward will
be paid for his delivery to me at Coghili, or his
confinement in any Jail SO that can get him
again. r. II. WELLS.
Coghill, Tenn, Aug. 20, ls62-tf-72T -
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-Couscript. Enrollment.

CALHOUN, Sept. Is, 1892 3
Sam. r. Ivins: In accordance with General
Orders Noe, issued by the Governor Of Tenhes-
zee, making it the duty of the Chairman of the
County Court to appoint some suitable person in
each Civil District, to enroll all who are subject
to the Conscript Law of Congress, and also the
ing gentlemen in the several Districts in McMinn
county, which you will please publish in the
Post.
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State of Tennessee, Rhea County.
David M. Roddy,)
rs. , Attachment,
Jason 7 paImer

TTAPPEARING FROM EHE AFFIDAVIT
Il IN this case, that the defendant, Jason j. Pal
mcr, has left the State of Tennessee, or so con-
ceala himself that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, and his effects being
attached 1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, published in Athens,
Tennessee, for four weeks, requiring the defend
antto appear before mo, at my house, in the LIST
Civil District. Rhea county, Tennessee, on the
28tk day Of October, 1859, and make defence to
comp1al hnnt,s claim, or the Same will betaken az
confessed and set for hearing er parfe.
~ - JESSE P. THOMPSON,
lusS@ y. p. for Rhed county.
Sept. IL, 1s62--4t-prs fee S5,OO-729
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- ~.
J. B. Dyke and Felix Axley.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING THAT
l. tho descendants arc indebted TO the plaintiff BY
State, and tho plaintiff having, on the Alb day Of
August, 1851, obtained % original attachment
frontme, an lctipg Justice o. the Poace for Mon
roo county. Which hssb bean levied on tho property
Of said defendants. II y thersfoie ordered BY me
that pshliaetlpp b nads sDr four consecutive
wsstsal, fFs = tHsns Pest !tquiyjpg said defend.
Msdisonyalls Tsrssjyij, rs ussstdsy, tbs isth
day Of 0et6hsc next snd. 1,ltid ala suit o. tho
same will b pscessdsd WI ~ Ssstt.
JOHN 6AXs0E, j. p
sspli2, isoa-4t-rrs 10 Ss-Sae
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NOTICE.

IKE WILL PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR
~ %hb fh0w aud HACHfsBfy CAST
INGS, ut the Athens Foundry.
ZIMMERMAN & KILG0RE.
Sept 20. 1852
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Circuit Court. McMinn County. Tenn.

Circuit Court, McMinn County, Tenn.
- [Petitirn to Sell Land
W. II. Howard and others, heirs of James Steed,
deceased,
ps
]. C. Stoed and others.
In THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
Il the pleadings that Henry Steed, and d. A.
Lowry and wife, and John M. Clemen,son and
wife, are presidents of the State of Tennessee,
1t is ordered that publication DO made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, q newspa-
per published in the town of Athens, Tennessee,
REQUIRING said non-residents to be and appear at
the next term of the Circuit Court to be held for
McNiinn county. on the first Monday of Novem-
Dor next, then and there to plead. answer or de-
muir to compliments petition, or The same will be
taken as confessed and set for hearing er parte.
JOHN F. SLOWER, Clerk.
Sent 20, 1924 prs fec $5--73l
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General Order,

Delinquent subscribers who fail to report them
selves at those headquarters by the LIST of octo.
Der next, will be regarded as deserters and pub.
fshsd as ouch. sAH. p. Ivns,
Commander Of the Post
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Fourth Round of Qurterly Meet
ings on Athens District.
Kingston Pyatts Chapel, %
Athens Station, Oct. IL
Funeral of ]. w. Long, at wesleyana, Oct. 2
Aug. IA, 1862 J. ATKINS, p T..
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s4ats d Tenhsssss,7 Rhea c61xsa
PULLING MILL.

WE ARE NOW PUTTING UP A PULLING
w MILL at our old stand, Eve miles West Of
Madisonville, Monroe county, Tenn, where We
expect to be ready in six weeks to Dress Cloth,
Jeans, Linsoy, Blauketing and Shswls. We hope,
from our experience In that business, to be able 10
JOHN THoMAssoY.
Sept 5, 1SB2--fmt--72S
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Mdsic-FIan0, Uultar OF MelOo5On, 5V,UV
Thorough Bass Comp, &C., 20,0O
French and other Modern Languages, 1000
In the Ornamental Department full provision
will be made, at the ordinary prices,
4 The rule of payment is zone half in advance,
therest by the middle Of tho term.
Board can DO had 10 good families, and at con-
yenient boarding houses kept purpose'y for young
ladies. The price of board, including lights and
fuel is not to exceed s2.5e per week. =
- g. W. PARKS, Sec'y and Treas.
/. July 81, Is8l-tf-AsI
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A LOT OF IRON, SODA AND COPPERAS,
n just received and for sale, by
Aug 20, 1852 A. G. robson
A GOOD LOT 7-s AND A DOMESTICS
II just received and for sale by
Aug %, 1862 s. K. REEDER.
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SALT! SALT! SALT

"E WILL GIVE IN EXCHANGE SALT
w for Corn, Hay, Wheat, Flour, Bacon and
Beef delivered at Saltville, Va, in any quantity
N. ]. BUSSEY 4 co.
saltville, Va, Sept. 26, 1s62--1m-73l
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ATHENS FEMALE COLLEGE

VTNiE NINTH SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
Il; tuition will open on Monday, the sth Of Sep
'tember.
:. The price of Tuition will DO as herctofore, and
quarterly in advanes,a..'
Board, everything included, cannot Dc Afforded,
week. ns So
For further particulars, aPply to
~ h Rev. =. R0WLEY, Prcs't.
! Athens, AUG. 30, 1862 -3t-727
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Administrator Notice

Administrator Notice
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
n tate of Jane e. McDermott, deceased, are
hereby notified to como forward and settle at
onte, and all having claims against said estate
wllpresent them properly authenticated, th at the
business may be wound up.
Y 8. A. MoDERMoTT, Admir-.
Sept 26, 1862-3t-731
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Sept 10, 1869
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80 SH0EM AKERS

NTANTED IMMEDIATELY, TO WORK
w on Government stock. Good wages paid
and steady employment given. Mono need apply
but good workmen. CLEAGE & BRETT.
Sent 10, 1862-3t-530
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State Of Tennessee, Monroe county.
]. g, Caruichael, for the use Of g. p. Carmichael

Sept. IL, lss2-4t--prs fee s5,oow7as
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The city papers Of this morning report
on the authority Of passengers who ar
rived last night that Gen. Lee has re.
crossed the Potomac, on Friday at Shep-
herdstown.
SECOND DISPATCH.
In the Senate to-day, bill was passed
providing that all persons who may here
after furnish q substitute. shall guaran.
tee his fidelity.
The remainder of the day was occupied
in discussing bill introduced by Mr..
Yanoey to regulate the nomination and
appointment of Brigadier.G General so as
to apportion them among the several
States. Tho bill was rejeoted 8,
nays Is.
In the House Mr.. Foster, of Ala. sub.
mitted a resolution instructing the Sec
Rotary Of War to send a Corps Of Euri.
peers to make reconnoisance Of Cum.
bertrand and Tennessee rivers, with view
to erecting Notifications, &c.--adopted.
RICHMOND. Sept. 2O.--Int the Senate the
Military Exemption bill vas further con-
sidered and finally passed --yeas,t lie,
haysS. w.,
RIcHi6Np, Sept. 23.-Of8oial dispatch
received here. this morning, announces
that battle took place on Saturday on
the Potomac, near Ghepherdstown, b.
tween the Confederate brces under Jack