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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLEVELAND, TENN.
Rev. I. N. Bradshaw, Principa

Kew. /. IN. bFbQSndW, ETlHClptl.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
ton will commence on Monday, the 9Th day
of january, 1863, under the direction and pro-
fessorship Of the Rev. Mr.. BRADSHAW, who has
had charge of it for the last fifteen mouths.
Ihe Trustees in making this announcement,
would most especially appeal to all citizens who
have daughters to educate, to send them to this
institution. MI. Bradshaw has had charge Of the
school for the last ten months, during which time
he has rendered ample, and, we might say, ami
versal satisfaction to the Trustees, patrons and
pupils. There never was better time for men TO
educate their daughters than now-money is
plenty everything farmer raises bears two
prices, and the Tuition to this School is the same
that it was when everything was at low figures.
What excuse can there he now for % man who
negeots to educate his daughterY None. Be
cause here, In Cleveland. healthy lOcntyywe
have an institution with an excellent Instructor,
aided by sufficient corps Of Assistants, to M
sruct oh who may favor Il with their patronage.
Let one and all put their shoulder to the wheel
and build up such n School as viii be Of incalcu-
liable benefit to us and an honor to our town.
We have the building and VIC have the teachers
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
istrati0n, the Institution has not lost any Of the
enviable reputation IL ia the better days
of the Repabhc"
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Blue Stone
SEQ REWARD.

% ,RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
MA near Benton, Polk county, Tenn, TWO
~ NB6R0 BOYS, Davy and Felix. Davy
o. Il elssqL % saAEa old about 54eet . inches
..gA.x,u 5h. chs about $50 lhs, bright hd-
latto, hair kinkey Ike Negro bat Of a brown
color, and is near sighted, and viii try to pas8
himself for white man-woro % ieanes clothes.
Folk is u copper colored boy, about Fl years old,
weighs about 1856 lbs, is six feet high, wore Oh
leans clothes coat blue miSed jeans.
Also on the same night Boy belonging to Mr..
Il. T. Dunn He is about feet inches HIGH,
about 2S yenrs old, weighs about 100 Ibs, 10
copper colorod boy, wore off jeans pants and an
over coat. His name il Baker.
will pay a reward Of 800 each for the appre4
henson Of the above named boys and their con-
fnemenl in any jail so / can got them again, or
for their delivery to Inc in Polk county.
The above named Negroes ram away on tho
night of November LIST, 1852.
J. h. McCLARY.
Nov Z, 1Ss2-tf-737
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Government Hogs.
J. W. ROBERTSON,
Aetna Auditor.

drove of Government hogs, one thou
sand head, passed this place Tues
day evening, en- route for the Porkiopolis
of the Confederacy, Knoxville. Alto
gether it was the poorest looking chance
for Bacon we have yet seen. The ami
mails looked like they had never smelt
corn, and would not average more than
rs lbs. nett to the hog. The party who
agrees to slaughter that LOT for the hide
and tallow" is sold, certain.
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VINO ARE NOT SPECULAToRs?-Is ques-
ton that might well lie asked at this time.
An incident occurred in this city which
well illustrates the fact clergyman
called at a store few days since, wishing
to purchase an overcoat. A fine one was
shown MIN at the price Of forty dollars.
The merchant received considerable lee
ture ON extortion, and the would be pur-
chaser was about leaving. He turned to
the merchant and inquired if he would
purchase some jeans, and offered them a.
five dollars per yard. The merchant then
reminded him that the price of the coat
in the cheapest times was thirty dollars,
and that he had added orly IS per cent.
on his articles. while the lecturer on ex-
tortion was asking four hundred per cent.
on his. The Shepherd of the Flock was
glad to drop the subject of extortion.-
Macon HeSSsHgeT.
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Blunt County.

WV. c, DAVIS, a graduate of this insti-
tuition, will pay visit to his relatives and
friends in Blount during the Christmas
holidays. Such of our patrons in that
county as may desire to renew their sub
scriptions or to rub out old Scores" can
avail themselves of Mr.. Davis presence
among them to do so. He has been train
ed and cultivated by master-hand, and
they will find him very agreeable young
gentleman to transact business with.
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The Victory Comnlete.

The Charlotte Bulletin publishes the fol-
lowing dispatch from Gen. D. II. Hill to
his wife,
fredericksburg, Dec. l6.-Mrs D. II. Hill:
The Lord granted US complete and de-
oiSive victory on Saturday. | am well.
d. II. HILL.
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Ba;- One million dollars for the volun-
teers' families have been used up in New
York, and the corporation is about COM
mencing on the third appropriation Of
100000. The expenditure is $4,000 per
month.
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To the Public.

SALTvILLE, Oct. IS 1852.
To insure an equitable distribution OF the par
ti4l supply of Sail We are able 10 make, our ship
mems must be madc by The car or wagon load, to
County Agents. We make this publication be-
cause we cannot answer the hundreds of letters
we receive each day, asking Us TO send one, two,
or more, sacks.
MoCLUNG, JAQUES & co.
Oct "a. lS62-3m-725
Ms~ Knoxville Register copy.
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Another Brilliant Achievement by
Gen, Forrest,

TseEm157, Dec. ga reatlernan here
to-day with his brother : corpse, killed in
the light at Lexington, Tenn, says Gen.
Force; attacked and routed the Federals
there on the 18th, capturing a battery,
horses and all complete, and five hun
dred prisoners, five hundred carbines,
two hundred horses, several hundred
saddles, and considerable commissary
stores. Citizens reported the enemy 4, 1000
or 5000 strong, new recruits, Our loss
trifing,
A man here to-day saws that the Yam
KEGS had returned from Okolona.
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Provost Marshal's Orders.
OFPieE DEP'Y PROvOsT MARSHAL,
sth Dist. Dept East Tennessee,

Sth Dist Dept East Tennessee,
Athens, Tenn, Dec. !, 1862. J
S;ssspl 0rdoys No. -
I. All persons, old and young, male and TO-
male, residing In this District, who have Pass
ports dated prior TO the LIST of October, 1862, are
required to deliver tho same 10 me at this office,
or to Lieut.. r. L. Henley, Assistant Dop. Provost
Marshal, at Cleveland, Tenn.
II. No person, old or young, male or female,
need apply at this office for Passport, or to
pouch for other applicants, who Is not known, by
acts aud associations, to DO in sympathy with
the South.
By order. JNo. NJ. CARMACK,
DO. 5-2t* Dep Provost Marshal
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-On yesterday even.
ing, j. Ii. Robinson, Provost Marshal I'M
dertook to arrest John Rush for drink
ing, and trading in liquor. Rush refused
to be arrested and commenced to draw
his revolver. when Robinson drew his ps-
tol and shot Rush. The ball passing
through the arm and one side of the
breast. The wound is not thought to be
fatat-GreeaDWe BuRaes.
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Notice TO Tax-PayeIs.

A LII THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PAID
"A their Taxes for the year 1859, are notified TO
come forward and pay up and save cost. have
made arrangements with @. W. ROSS. ai Athens
to receive Taxes in my absence. Those that
wish to pay up and save cost, can do SO by cat
ling on me at my residence, Or G. w. Rose, al
Athens, by the LIST Monday in January next and
those that don't want 10 save cost can wait until
after that time, and be waited on by Burk's Cdr-
airy. n. j. PETERS,
Dec. 10, IS62-tf-T43 Tax Collector
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NOTICE,

vItHE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
l. A. Smart, decd, having been suggested to
the Clerk of the County Court of McMinn coun-
ty, Tenn all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file the same with j.
C. Wier, Administrator Of said estate, on or be-
fore the lst day of April, 1858, duly authent-
Gated in the manner prescribed by law, or they
will he forever barred j. c. WEIR,
Administrator
Dec 26, IS62-3t-744
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S. REWARD!

r 0ST, on Tho 18th ut, In Atbons, or on tho
I 4 cars between Sweetwater and Athens, my
POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing
papers valuable only to myself will pay the
above reward for It's return to me.
j. W. LILLARD.
Knoxville, Dec 5, ls62-3t--7I
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Banks Gone to Mobile.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times ofyesterday states that
Gen Banks expedition has gone to Mo-
bile, and that after the accomplishment
of certain acts, Gen. Banks will relieve
Gen. Butler in command of the Gulf De-
partment, the latter returning to the
North.
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To all Whom it Nav Concern.

nHIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC gen
l. orally, and Government Agents aud Railroad
Companies particularly, that, as member OF tho
firm of Underwood Payton Co., will not be
responsible for any contract entered into for said
firm by Joseph Payton, or for any other act Of
his in the name Of the firm.
A. L. MAXWELL, in.
Knoxville, Dec, 10, 1862. 1t 743
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State of Tennessee-..McMinn County
Thomas Rogers,
vs.,

vs..
George McHurrey and WIFE.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
L complainant's bill, which is swornto, that Geo.
McMurrey and wife, the defendants, reside be-
yond the limits of the State of Tennessee, and
his effects being attached, it is therefore ordered
that publication be madefOr four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper printed in the
town o. Athens, Tennessee, requiring them to ap-
pear before me in said town, on the 18th day of
June, 1862, and make defence to complainants
claim. or the same will be taken as confessed and
set for hearing ca parte as to them.
JOHN McGAUGHEY, !. p.
December 10, IS62--4t Prs. fee So 74S
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DGSN Workingmen in some sections Of
the North are getting to be scarce. In
Connecticut farmers are obliged to pay
sixty dollars month"; the price in for
mer times was about twelve dollars a
month.
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Notice,

ITO THE CONsCRIPTS OF THE 18TH
L District, McMinn co., Tonn.-hvsry man OF
you who fails to report to me, ready to proceed
to the Camp Of Instruction, by the 25th OF tins
instant, will surely be reported as deserters, and
the usual reward Of thirty dollars offered Az
those who have property in the district and iaii
to report by the 2Sth, will find it reported 70 'he
proper oaicer. ]. r. WARE,
Enrolling Officer 18th Dist.
Dec. 10, ls62.--lt.
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~ At one Of the auctions in Lynch.
burg, Va, last Tuesday, two twenty dol
lar gold pieces were sold, one OF which
brought $3.50, the other S66 The bid
ding FOR the yellow boys" was exceed
ing spirited and much anxiicc..sy was man
Tested BY the crowd to become their
owner, Mr., b. Akers was, after = harn
struggle, fortunate enough to peck
them should they ever hurt bis eyes
when he lookks9t them lie can band them
over TO Us Inn -. -
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We understand that very recently
Col. Tom. Woodward of Kentucky, with
his command, succeeded in blowing up
the tunnel on the louisville and Nash
vile railroad South of Gallatn.-Mur-
feeSJOro' Rebel Banner.
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sa~ The Ways and Means Committee
of the United States Congress is positive
ly stated in the Northern papers to be OPP
posed to the issue of any more green
backs"
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s9- The Augusta Chronicle congratu-
lates the country on the fact that the
Conscript law has developed more me-
chanical genius and skill than was ever
before supposed to exist in the Confed-
crate States. The fact may be more val
liable than creditable.
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Notice.

AL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
"A not to trade for a note of hand given by tho
undersigned to C. T. p. Jarnagin calling for the
sum of one thousand five hundred dollars, dated
ike goth day of October, 1862 and due ninety
days from date, signed by S. d. Bridgman, ard
w. S. Montgomery as security, as said note was
fraudulently obtained, and l will not pay it I'M
less compelled by law.
S. D. BRIDGMAN.
Cleveland Dec 49, 1S62-4t T43
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The busy-body labors without thanks,
talks without credit, lives without love,
dies without pity, save that some say, ut
was a pity he died no sooner"
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sa- The stealing of treasury notes and
counterfeiting the same by negroes in
Richmond-liket the defalcation in the
Medical Purveyor's department-proves
to be a story made out of whole CLOTH
Some chaps in that section must either
be fond of quilting the public with big
stories, or very fond Of giving currency
to that which is not true.
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stIJeas 9ast.
Public Speaking.

will address the citizens Of McMnn county
at the Court house, in Athens, the fret Monday Of
January next, upon the Aspect Of the War, aud
the Signs Of the Times. L. R. HURST.
Dec 10, ls62-2t
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NOTICE I

A NY PERSON HAVING A WOOL CARD
Y ING MACHINE (complete) for sale, can
dispose u it ut a liberal price by addressing the
subscribers at this place. I. j.. ROSE co.
Decatur, Megs co., Tenn, Dec 20, 1S62--2ta
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CONNECTICUT CoMlNG.--We find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the New Haven Reg
lister:
"Onc Hundred Cheers for Mitord.-At
the town meeting held in Milford on Mon.
day the Democrats elected their ticket
by about forty majorty-the first time in
sirty years-and on full vote! under the
flag of the Constitution as it is-the
Union as 1t was They are coming, Fa-
ther Abraham
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ga" The Wig reports the river at
Vicksbuyg falling rapidly. Rather dis
couraging for Lincoln's river monsters.
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s6y Printing Ink has advanced, at
Richmond, from GO cts. TO 81, so PEI 10.
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Renegades.

We understand a detachment of rene
godes, captured in the neighborhood of
Grassy Cove, numbering about 40, reached
Athens, Tuesday night.
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Bates Of Tuition.

Contingent Tee, I,UU
In the Ornamental Department full provision
will he made, nj the ordinary prbses.
Tue rule Of payment is one half IN advance,
the rest by the middle Of the term.
Board can he had in good families, and ut con
yenient boarding houses kept Durposely for young
ladies. The price of board, including lights and
fuel, SIS to 500 per month.
G. W. PARKS, sec'y and Treas.
Dec 2B, 1S62-tf-744
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DIED.

In this county, on the 81 st inst, Of Group, MA
RY ANN TABITHA, youngest daughter of Hiram
and Aramnta OVERLY, in the fourth year of her
age
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SklTI SALT !

TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, A
" small lot of Salt, either by the sack or re-
tail. S. X. REBDER.
Dec 26, 1852
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places the Federal hoes at fifteen thou.
sand.
Ex-Governor VIM. Housely, Of Ken
lucky, died "n The 18th inst
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fB- Shepley, the Yankee Military Gov
ernor of Louisiana has ordered an cleo
ton for the United States Representa-
tives from the First and Second Congress
sonal Districts S. f. Glenn announces
himself as a candidate for the FIRST Dis
triot, and Jacob Barker and VIM. R.
Greathouse for the Second.
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NOTICE.

Two TIE cONSCRIPTS OF THE l5TH DIS
Il triet MeMinn eoaaty, Tenn; Every man Of
you who fails 10 report 70 nc, ready TO proceed
to the Camp Of lEstIS-risa, BY the 4th day Of
January, 1868 viii he reported a. a isss5;sT and
the usual reward of thirty dollars offered All
those who have property in the District and fail
to report by the 4th January. will find II reported
10 the proper officer. W. J. GREEN,
Enrolling Officer 18th District
Dec 20, ls62-lts
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INFORMATION WANTED OF, BYTHIA
l. MCINTYRE, who when last hoard from, five
or six years ago, was living at Chattanooga. Any
person who will write TO her mother the under
signed, as to her whereabouts VIII confer greA'
fayer. PATSEY HINKLE,
Dec. 10. 1869. Athens Tenn.
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WkNIEll

VTANDs TO KILL GOVERNMENT HOGS,
L near Athens, Tenn. Good wages will be
given. Bring your Blankets and come immedi-
ately. VIM. IL. BALLEW w.
b. Dec 10, 1S62-2t
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naA- Speaking of the arrest and i'm
prisonment of Mrs. Brinsmade by the
Federal authorities, New York paper
says
All such arrests and imprisonments will
be abolished in this State on the first of
January with the installation of the new
Governor, who will permit no man to be
arrested or detained contrary to law. -
And if, after that date, any one of the
secretaries who have authorized such pro-
ceedings should show himself in this vi
cinity, he stands good chance of being
arrested himself, and placed in some Sc
cure place that it would be found very
difficult to take him out
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Fine-TOoth Combs.

A SMALL LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
N Fine Tooth Combs, just received and for
sale by S. X. REEDER.
Oct "a, 1862
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ONE BARREL TANNERS OIL, JUST RE.
" ceiyed, and for sale, by
5. X. REEDER.
Dec. 10, 1862
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Administrators Notice.

III PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Bs-'
a ,afe OF Cant. j. A. Russell, late Of the Con-
tolerate army, are hereby notified 70 como for
III md mako ,ettloment--and all persons hav-
,', c,siros against said estate are requested TO
m,essnt them, properly authenticated, within tho
iime prescribed by law. or they will be barred
'"'' r''''- Us. RUSSELL, Admir-.
Ma trg1-3ts-7N,
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s9~ The Cannibals carry on war more
economically than any other people
Their COmmissary and Quartermaster's
Departments are very simple. They eat
their enemies, and wear full length uni
form of mud. They carry nothing on a
march besides their arms, but small
chunk of cold roast man, which they eat
without salt, pepper Or mustard, and feel
much comlorted thereby.
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90 LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE

-EsElJE.I. lave AT MOUSE CREEK DEPOT
81 FfidaS--Igth inst, lotof LIKELY YOUNG
NEGROES, for sale VIII move from thence TO
Decatur, Saturday, the goth Persons wishing
to purchase will do well 10 attend at one Of those
places. LATHAM FABhhLL'
Dec, 10, ISB2--tf---74Y
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SECOND DISPATCH,

SECOND DISPATCH.
Still another steamer reached a Con.
federate port last night, running within
pistol shot of the BiockaderS. The cargo
consisted of 900 kegs of powder, 40 tons
of iron-plating for gunboats. lot of rifles,
500 bags of coffee, with blankets and 9th
err valuable merchandise. She brings
Nassau dates to Dec. 10th. Wilkes VIC.
lations of neutral matters were attracting
increased attention. 1t is rumored that
Admiral Milne who remained at Nassau
with several British war steamers, would
compel Wilkes to keep a marine league
from the shore.
The AlaJana'S exploits continued to eX-
cite CONSERVATION among the Yankee
merchant men in the West Indies. 1t is
reported at Havana, that the Yankee
steamer Montgomery had captured the
Confederate steamer arizona, laden with
arms and clothing 80 miles South of Mo
bile; also that the steamers CiroiiHa and
EdVard HaWE0S which left Havana with
similar cargos for the South had been
taken.
MOBILE. Dec. GA special dispatch to
the advertiser 4 Register dated Murlrees-
boro', Dec. Goth, says that parties from
Nashville yesterday, report that the en-.
envy are extending and strengthing their
works.
The reported evacuation of Nashville
originated from the supposed departure
oftroops for Mississippi.
Louisville papers Of the 18th contain
the enemy's official report OF the battlC
of Fredericksburg. Their total loss wac
estimated at l3,055.
Advices from Washington Of the 18th
instant, state that the Lincoln Congress
have passed the Army bill appFopriating
Seven Hundred and Twenty -one million
dollars for military purposes.
Philadelphia papers OF the 18th inst,
says dispatch from Burnside 10 Halleck,
dated 10th says, FROM conviction that
the enemy's front could not be carried
without disaster, the army was withdrawn
across the RappahaEnock.
A report was in circulation that Nc
Clellan had been summoned to Washing
ton and was in consultation with Lincvln
and his Cabinet. 1t is supposed he 10
be reinstated to command.
Chattanooga, Dec. 23.--Two soldiers
names unknown were killed on Mon
day on the n. Il c. Railroad, by the turn
ing over of car They belonged to a
Battery which was being transported
South and were on the car with their
guns when the accident occurred.
The Louisville Journal of the 10Th is
received. Speaking Of the battle Of
Fredericksburg ii says; ut is painful, it
is absolutely sickenlng TO read Of the
horrible slaughter Of our troops at Fred.
ericksburg The carnage was frightful, y
and, again, "the war cannot DO carried
on much longer as it has been"
The following dispatch occurs in the
Geographic column OF the Louisville Jour.
nal; r.,
New York, pec. lS.-Gen. French
,yert into the battle with 5000 men, and
ZOO days after the battle, only l,2OO re-
norted to him. Total loss 1856"
p 4 writer in the Philadelphia Enquirer
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HERES YOUR BONES!"
SAL T |!

WE HAVE lO7 SACKS OF SALT FOR
w sale at the Athens Depot.
C. l.. KING,
Athens, Dec. IL, lS62-u J. A. LONG.