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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-16

NJE Shall sell al the office OF The OLD DOMINION l1
w sufance Company, corner. OF CAY aud 18th
str eets, Friday September lSih, 1861 contDenf
ing at ~ O'Clock the following bonds aud stocks
400 900 Richmond aud LaDyltie X K y per cent
registered bonds
900 Virginia per cent registered bosda
1000 do coupon bonds;
10 100 Confederate 10 coupon boads
Z 3Ji coupons, IL NJ bonds
T. % Confederate s per cent coupnn bonds
hong dates
100 Confederate per cent coupon bonds,
lo6S
,o0U Confederate. per cent reg Il bonds
DAVENPORT y GO
Sc 10 ct Stock AuIti0Heeis-
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by h. s.. Peasants, Auct'r.


o'clock ON Thursday, the iith last, viii sell at
my store an excellent lot OF Furniture, a,naBs
th.ch are
W solid mahogany spring seat Chains;
/ do do Rocking Chair
l Bureau aud Washstsni, msfbie-top;
Centte table, Mirrors;
Eedstehls, Feather teds, Mattrsssea
Tables, Chsira, Kitchen Furniture, Ae.
IS yards new Ingram Catpetingj
excellent Cooking Stoves, both in complete
,ssle Es pLEAsANTs, Auct's.
Ey Williamson. d Co, Aatet'rs, lys Mam a,stt.
4. me FURNITURE, &c, &c, at auction On Th,ss
y Jay, the lTIh inst, commencing al 10 O'Clock
NJ We viii sell al the residence No III Broad street
(s,utli sde) between 9th and 9TH, very desirable
assortment Of Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
among which the following aud ether aiifcies VA, be
found, VIZ
1 set mahogany hair cloth cha is
set iaucy cane seat anu other chars
1 handsome plush covered rocker
] marble top ccutre table
/ mahogany work stand
ensravinss (spriug, summer, autumn. aud
winter
ciegan, mahogany hair cloth sofa
! mantle mirror
mahogany folding AMI ciLer tables
/ mahogany sMeboafd
/ hat rack
~ yards mating
/. Bureaus. War,irobes, beststeads
Lounges leather beds mattresses
Blankets, sheets, towels
GLASS, china, and cfoskefy ware
Knives forks, &c
! ,aEse cooking stove aud utensils la good or
der
refrigerator
li Of school and miscellaneous bosks.
Also,
bbIs (iailego sIilis) family dour
/ Lbi cu1lce sugar
Sc - WILLIAMSON n CO, Auct'fs.
BY 1arly Il Williams, A.set.oneerS,
tCorner 18th and Cary SITS
IN Thursday next, the :.ib inst We Nj. have our
" usual auction sale q.
Groceries,
- Manufactured and
smoking Tobacco,
Liquors, &c.
Having large Inc Of nne Maaufac tn ed Tobacco to
oiier, offer unusual advantages holders ii
DaccU Ia dispose Of tbef stock tins sale and fe.
Garat that they notify az I'll the ynnlents ss
early az possible, 5" that they may be duly adver
Used iARDi & WILLIAMS
Sc 10 AactDheere
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.

HOHSES, &c, fOR SALE.
u OK SALE-A tine top Buggy and Harness, bu.
r. little usedant IN good order, made by the cce-
bratr'i makers, Ford Il Son, and superior VNssy
horse. Also No cavalry horse He active
aud clear footed, anu will stalid any where. AEso a
carriage driver and ostier, about forty years old
honest and reliable. Apply 10 DR. BRNCkS
Sc i6-lt" Corner l2th and Nam sts.
THIS IS to give notice that my wife, Mary Anu
James Stewart, having left my bed and oo:tfi
witn"ut fault On my part; l will be responsible ,s
Ii" debts She may contract MM SrkWAkf
sc l0-"th
n lNE House Tor saie.l have a small black stat
ian, accustomed to army usages Tor private
sale at the stable o Mir Hix 10Th and Cary SITS
SC l6-3t' JOHN H GlI.Mkk
NOR Sale-fwo No l Horses, years Old each, 4
L medium SIZE Mare, years Old AMI Two SEA-.
Wagon Harness aud Wagon. apply at
A + DAENEYS
Sc i5-2t@ corner Broad aud .th streets.
L. OR SAl.k--A good aid reliable Family Horse,
y perfectly sound, aud works we'll TO ANY sort oil
yehice also r.tes Well. Apply to
Ii SfAkkE, Agricultural store
Sc H--6tf doors above st Charles Hotel
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@s-ssAs 4ofxs = = : = sgeDX
~ ~ fasktssrse j; ~. s.sf,s1 -.
M LII % Sh' a aaf es1seess. sse,s.~,.
g - nses vslanbIs neuvoss, "a,
~ - u eseaes ~ kdwis lAwrsnce. je,A -
: IL sass Coz, washer, and Koses, ga s..ss..
HILL, blCK.ss0N Z O., x.e,,..
- ibid Fss H YAbpsush, An,
Mo Seaanssrese for sa,s-I nj, sea :. -.
IN " Hit, lhckins0a Co, On WedncsA.s e1rs
tsg, at 10 O'Clock, valuable Woman No nesh
children she h about Is years o. ,ee aas !. soef
rate sealDstTess. mo G APPEESUN "a fa-
Hill, Dickinson \ Co, Aact'rs. r. lsN,,.f
by R<aseood & Philips. Ayc,
ID Main street,
VxyE WILL sKtL Ut our sto,. w.
w morning, 10th met. 1t IL q, teet sa.s.hssy
ment Of Furniture embracing @H
feather Bejs. Shuek Matt. ssses sud a.,
kedstfads, Wasbstsnds &c, &c:
ioe Of crockery ~ Glass Tumhl.r,
Etsok~ts, Clothing. &C;
II aud Silver Watches
30 10 REDWOOD PHILLIPS, Au.,..
By Palisam, Homes & Weisvtr, Aser,.,-
NAFE will Sell al auction, on Wedoss,.. .,
Wv iDst. 81 3k o'cteck r n, al Ness. van
hand 4 Green's stable, ) line Horses ,eft h, ef'
oi Hoods dis .ssoD, really tue an.luas s''s's
ALSO
~ fine saddle and harness Horses
The attention Of all persons In want Of poo, No..
is requested 10 this sale '%s
PULIIAM, HANEssx wIlsIesp
A.,fs
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uC1fO0 81 q ~ ~ 0esAA poses ~
8A1sA q - 0se1A 1c.-Ws VIII - q aue-
tioa, q Cur Wsre heuses = IsgsssAs nes.sns' 80
de sirah.e ass nneaf e Fresh 0OcdA. - foltows-
500 pisces blark anA skits prists
Yascy pri.ts, fasey d lsines
Beck md Whtfe cboehs
@ rtscss black slpses
UiogAans, popline, ig1ngsd towels
Hueksba:k towels
Lad ~ n and mourning hdk1
Gents fancy bofdsred linen 40
ly0 balmorsl skirts
tray Aaaoel, 200 French co, sets
Pins and hooks and Eyes dAruSng needles
KNITTING pans, 30 y large needles
Liueu jnusxsk tables c Oths
Cotton and silk hikfs der shirts
Jeans drawers, hop skirts
I,ieh liuen, fax thread
spool cotton, l0O lbs shoe thread,
bone suspender b0ttOns
Sd gross black sik velvet buttons
Fancy velvet trimmings
Backing vioiM ttrings.
Fine combs, tooth brushes
Dressing combs, 20 ket knives
Fancy tesis, bro windsor aud honey soap
LOO N buff envelopes
20 II Confederate envelopes
80 reamS fine com note Pabsr
LOO do Confederate do DO
lOO gross ten holders
30 do steel peas
Blank books, memorandum books
% gross lead pencils
Mustard, Mason's backing
Pocket combs, pulses
( Pocket books, 200 bonnet frames
itch Paris banDe,s
so gross matches
900 pairs ladies' shoes, assorted
300 do grnt5. do DO
&c do chitd't'a do
I01 fine felt hats
20 keg~ EDgiinh soda. etc; etc
16--f.1s StJMNER A AkENTS. Auctfs
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XPECIAL NOTICES.

IL WE would call particular attention t, our
sale to-day, st which time vi offer 60 bbls OF
No CHARMED Sugar, 20 ,ls Cider vinegar, besides
( LOT Of Misceiisnscus articles.
PULLiAM. HANES 4 WEfslGER,
AuctiOneers.
ALSO
To our sale ut Messrs Suthef aud 4 Green's Sta
l,les Of Horses, Vehicles, dc, to come on st -
o'clk, Use ld-lttl r, W, Austs
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MAJOR DkEWkY's BLUFF
The steamer SCHULTZ, Capt ID j Hill, having been
thoroughly painted and repaired, Will Tor The present
make Que trip daily 10 Bewrys But, leaving hel
wharf al Rockets at O'Clock r Il.
Pare tor tue round trip only TWO bOLiAks.
MALL persons are required 10 have passports be
ios e coming on board. Sc Its
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"UNTEN'S Instructor
H J ~ kAxpoIPH wiA publish about lst NoveM
bef Hauteas celebrated Instructor Tor the Piano
HDrte.
ffimefs, Spoilers, aud Readers, also Smiths Gram
mar Tor sAle IL my Quantity 70 l6--tt
Tex Iea. los.-Any psetnns Wishing les cen be
u suppata1s u i9kge OF small quantities, at rsa-
eesseae pricee, " app,yisg 70 J J, SMITH,
= lit Old Brood Gkrsst Hotel.
OAy eHsas-t hets NHYll1h LeaS 1usaf. -yvr
~ - eAAU001nk, watkins GO.
0 49, Ia eeltisnan & wsilGse1a Tsps1a.
SeSrfsnsss = ~ seeee pQaieisM y ths sAascnl -
ss,eU ~. u, \. 1. ease y = Z Btleeol. $3.50
og1M on11s 49, = -. =. sz..sS..
Q4no--e slpef9t ~ essSo3 sssS ~ -.
~ ~ no 9 I67Nf w = ~ e : /
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81 I'LL
M ETsopoiITAS HALL. A..
ms (WEDNEsDAY ~ might, Ssla 10, toSa,
Eighth and last hipht but one OF the
NEW IRON. CLAD OPERA TROUPE.
zee prog ranin,ea ior list Of
SONGS,
Dances.
= Bhric;tas, &c.
All aeknow edge each member siar OF thu INST
nspnitude tio rec Jim Wood and Moi inner II you
would dtee dun care away. iaco,apfehens1ie. ~
exhaust Ii.ie BUDGET To night.
drahd Free Exhibition 81
Stet sasroIis Views,
illuminated by The dinn'" raloyu,om hsni ~ Wit
messed by thousands last n.ght se l6--ln
ATADME kuHl. The celebrated
MI South,tu Cuhiatfes
Assisted by Herr BRAUN,
the celebrated tioniceiis.f,
III soon appear IA .erics I'll select concerts, With
iuii aud Efficient orchestra at metropolitan Hail
Sc io-il+
A GkAND StifAr tALi.
The un'ers'ehedaa4e great pleasure N announcing
Ia the,r friends aud the pubic that they viii give
GRAND SELECT BAIL,
at ,he 0Lo MARkET Hall.
On Ffntay eneR,ag Sept lsth 1865,
tuf the bench, OF
90 ~ 18TH Va. RECT V0LS
COMMITTEE Or ARRANGEMENTS;
Alexander, J I Mum.
Naming. CIV Bishop
AR Tolar, kPvaie.
ii Monde, Df WoO.ilfd
Ladies viii DE admitted only by showing Their III
vitation cards.
Invitation cards can be had ANY oi tho
mttteA
Ha1-rhe Armory Band Viii be in attendance, aud
good time warrented to all. Sc i5r-lil
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AEAUOTlON SALE -ODe Four ho' Sc Team and
Wagon. in sp:endid order, win be ,0ld Saturday
10Th Nv ise l6-4ta I w kEESEE, Auct'r.
~ JUST kECEIvED-A nee supply OF Black
aud White Caiicoes, cheaper than anywhere IA the
city Cali early at kOUSS'S,
sc l5--.tt No - Main street.
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PERSONAL.


RI Hugh or }, hn McAiaun, who were members OF
1 Capt II Latrobes ctM!any, 81 Msryian artii-
Iery, are either 81 them, il Richmond, they will
hear Of soM-thsg to their isterest ii they will Sp.
ply at oiiics, Franklin Il, "a door below Gov
rrnor, immediately WM WADE CO.
~ l0-lta
Nj OTlcE.-If the lady in black don't wish to
~ have herself exposed, she will please to re-
turn the pair Of ialy's Caifskin Boots she took
from my store on Monday morsiug.
Mrs II FRENCH,
Sc l6-2tA Governor ST.
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Dali
II A GRAND Bali
VIII be given At tue
NEW MARKET HALL,
Cofuer Marshall and 9TH SITS,
Thursday evening Sept 18th, 1862.
ArLaite' invitation cards can be had al the
Hail any time previous 10 the ball
Ladies VIII please present these cards 10 the Door
Keeper az they enter the ball room.
Admission ioi one gentleman aud Two ladies' 81
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TARDY 4 WILLIAMS, eoIucr OF Cary and 18th
streets, Richmond, Va, eOntinuss, tner general Aac
lion and C0mmn s.oa business Ut tiielg large ware
house, located as above and solicit cotsig0ments OF
Groceref, Tobsc 20, Liquors, Std ali kinds III Aer-
caNnsiize aud Produce. sc fAkDf
Sc ll-2W j. WILLIAMS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL The subscriber will open Il
~ Night School ut q central location Sl,ockoe
Hill the list Of d t1ber. and will pay ~ ecial at
pupils FIR the Virginia Military Institute. Apply
at Mrs q Pendleou's, on +,h street, between
Main aud Franklin. s 7 PENDLETON
iU-2tt
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q NOuntc6stc. 4 Ii 1oier i,
N1-A police force has been engaged lor the occa-
snli aud strict order viii n enforced.
Music'by Prof kosenbersef's cotion band.
sc l5-3,t EMERSON, rfop'r.
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FTSHH second session OF Airs GRACE BENNETrs
School on 9th street, Will CONNIE nee on the
first day OF October, and close the last oil June
Persons can Cttaip farther nf3fm iou by calling
an Mira b, Vain IT, between 9th and eth
sc tG-Stt
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The Observation-Disclosures and
His Cabinet.

Even the New York Herald, which has
fawEed like dog at the feet of Lincoln,
is getting sick Of the concern at Wash
ington. Speaking of the administration
and the war, the Herald thus takes off
the Cabinet:
We hold that the administration is
wholly responsible for every defeat and
disaster during the war. With the single
exception of Secretary Seward, not one
prominent Cabinet member has accom-
plished anything of real benefit to the
nation, while most of them have injured
us more dangerously than the rebels
themselves. Looking at the administra-
ton as depicted by the sworn evidence
before the Congressional committee on
the Fredericksburg accident" before the
Mcdowell Court of Inquiry and before
the Porter Court Martial, we are forced
to the conclusion that we have no admin
istration at all. There are, to be sure, a
set of men who call themselves Secreta-
ries; but they are only shallow, silly pre-
tenders. IF we have a Secretary of the
Treasury, why are not the soldiers paid,
and why is gold at nearly forty per cent.
premium? If we have Secretary Of the
Navy, why does one rebel vessel control
the seas? If we have a Secretary of War,
and General Commanding, where is the
proof of their efficiency in successfully
planning and triumphantly conducting
our campaigns? We are aware that we
have President, for we saw his name
recently at the end of proclamation of
emancipation,
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"The Slave and Free States Tested
by the Census"

On the first page of our paper will be
found an article with the above caption,
replete with facts and figures, to which
the attention of the reader is invited
We have no apology to offer for occupy
ing so much space with it, as the article
embraces much that every one should
read and understand at this time. In re-
gard to the antipathy which good many
people have to reading "long articles"
we commend the following from the
Vicksburg Whig-
WHAT DO you READ?-Do you read only
the telegraphc reports? Then your stock
of intelligence is decidedly teLegraphic;
that is you have the least amount of
knowledge of the least reliable character,
and the best calculated to mslead and
confuse your ideas. Do you read short
pieces only? Then short, indeed, and dis.
jointed things are your views of facts and
events.
Do you turn away with impotence from
long articles? Then your mind is accus-
toned only to deal with small things in a
small way, and to small purposes. Life is
earnest and serious; and the subjects that
involve your interests and your country's
veal should be grappled with and COM
pretended,
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Attend to Your Ewes.

We neglected last week to call the at.
tention Of the afflicted to the Card of
DIR. j. b. GENTRY, of Frankfort, KY, who
is temporarily sojourning at Athens
We have the assurance of persons who
Were acquainted with DR.. Gentry, at his
former residence, that he stands high in
This profession and is fully competent to
perform all he proposes. And we take
the liberty Of referring to the following
named gentlemen, among others, citizens
of Kentucky, now at this place: Gov.
. Halves, Capt. Burnsides Capt, Shanks,
and Major Messick. Persons afflicted
with Diseases of the Eye should lose no
time in calling upon DR.. Gentry, as his
stay here in all probability will be short
Rooms at Bridges Hotel.
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$500 REWARl!

TIME FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
4 as Conscripts in the 18th Civil District, Nc.
MINI county, Tennessee, have failed to report as
required by law:
r. P. BURK.. 80 years old, feet s inches high.
fair complexion, blue eyes black hair.
j. TH0MPS0N...30 years old, 8 feet inches
high, fair complexionj grey eyes, dark hair.
j. REBD--S6 yeats old, feet 10 inches high,
dark complexion, grey eyes, light hair.
r. MELT0N...3S years old, 8 feet IL inches
high, dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
J. W0OLsEY. ..3S years old, 5 feet 10 inches
high, dark complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
!. v. ANDERS0N...22y years old, 5 feet inch
es high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light hair.
V.ETTER...29y years old, 5 feet 10 inches high
dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
S. BURK...24 years old, feet inches high
fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
H. II. BURK...2l years old, feet inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
II. MATL0cK-3l years old, feet Q inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, light hair.
Ii. RICE...2s years old, feet inches high,
dark complexion, grey eyes, light hair.
]. SHEPHERD...2ly years Of age, 6 feet high,
dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair.
j. J0RDAN...24 years old, feet high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
]. B. EATON. 20 years old, 5 feet 10 inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair
J. II. WILLIAMSON years old, Q feet high,
fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
G. ". TH0MPS0N..1S years old, feet
inches high, fair complexion, dark eyes, dark hair
l.. ETTER...27 years old, feet inches high,
fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
A. d. L0NG...3l years old, feet II inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair.
|. p. EAT0N..26 years old, feet 7 inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair
J. @. McMAHAN...27 years old, feet inch
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair
/. A. FERGUSON. .26 years old B foot o inch
es high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair.
S. L.ST0NE... 23 years old, 9 feot8 inches high,
dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair.
J. W. TUNNEL...1S years old, feet inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
u. A. BARKER...22 years old, feet inches
high fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair
]. MCKINNEY. "a years old, 8 feet inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
A. II. BARKER...3l years old, 8 feet inches
high, fair complexion, grey eyes, black hair.
W. STEPHENSON years old, feet high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, light hair
W. @. BARKER. ..35 years old, 8 feet I inch
es high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
JACK WILSON. ..35 years old, feet II inch
Us high fam complexion, blue eyes, dark hair.
DIAL. ELLIs..ls years old, 5 feet s inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, light hair
/ will give the usual reward Of $50 each for
the apprehension and delivery Of the above NAM
cd persons at Athens.
G. STAPLES, Enrolling Officer
for 18th Civil District.
Jan 80, 1SG3-3t-749
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Athens Cost.
Athens, Friday, Jan. 80, Is8s.
Military Notices.

Some of our military friends are in the
habit Of sending notices for publication,
without any instructions as to whom they
IRE to be charged. We have always pub
lished such notices. and in many instances
received no compensation therefor. We
believe it is the practice of other papers
TO charge for such work, and we know of
no good reason why we should perform it
gratultously. Consequently we shall pay
no attention to orders of the kind here
after, unless accompanied by the money,
or instructions "a to where bills are to be
presented for payment.
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$500 REWARD.

TIME FOLLOWING PERSONS, ENROLLED
Il MS Conscripts in heath Civil District Me-
MINI county, Tcnn have Gdlcd to report rs re-
quired by law:
II. G. BALLARD--3O years of age, feot high,
light complexion, hazel eyes, white hair; oyerscerj
born in Virginia. Enrolled IRON memory Oct
oath, 1862.
L. BLIZARD-1s years old, feet inches
high, fair complexion blue eyes, light hair no
occupation; born in Jefferson county Tenn. I'm
rolled from memory Oct. 2itl, 1869.
DAVID C00KE--25 years old, q feet high,
dark complexion, hazel eyes, black hair; farmer;
born in McMinn county, Tenn. Enrolled Oct. q,
1862.
ANDREW FoSTER--35 years old, feet II
inches high, fair complexion, hazel eyes, auburn
hair; farmer; born in McMipn county, Tenn
Enrolled Oct. 2llh. 1862.
WM HUDGE0N-2jyears old, b feet inches
high dark comploxion hazel eyes black hair
farmer; born in Virginia. Enrolled from memo
nv Oct. 22d, 1862.
ROBERT LARGE-22 years old, feet
inches high dark complexion, hazel eyes auburn
hair; farmer born in McMinn county, Tenn
Enrolled from memory Oct. q, 1862.
GEO. LaRGE-3l years old, feet inches
high, dark complexion, black eyes, black hairs
farmcr born ip SEWER eoaniy, Tenn. Enrolled
Oct. 9th. 1862,
high, fair complexion, hazel eyes, auburn hair;
farmer; born In Monroe county, Tenn. Enrolled
from memory Oct Gath, 1862.
GEO W. MoKEEHAN--39 years old, s feet
high, fair complexion, hazel eyes, auburn hair;
farmer born IN Washington county, Tenn. En-
rolled Oct. gath, 1869.
J. W. sHARRITTs--2i years old feet 6
inches high, fair complexion, hazel eyes, snndy
hair; farmer born IN Wythe county, va. En-
rolled Oct. 9th, 1862.
sIPY SOWELL, JULIO years old feet q
inches high, fair complexion, black oyog, blnek
hair; hiroing born VI MoMinn county, Tonn,-
Enrolled Oct oath, 1869.
JACOB WASSOM-3T years old. noi 10
inches high, light complexion blue eyes. Egbt
hair farmer born 10 McMinn county, run.-
Enrolled Oct 2ith, 1862.
reward Of $50 each will be paid for tho MP
prchenson and delivery Of The above named dc
scrters at The Camp Of Instruction At Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by The Government,
By order Of 1t Col. r.. d. Blake.
j. A. CATE,
Enrolling 0Hiccr ith Civil District.
Jan 2, 1893 St--7iG
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The Tooth Illinois Regiment.

The telegraph inform us that the Tooth
Illinois Regiment has been disbanded,
and that the Lieutenant Colonel has gone
over to the Confederates. This is North
ern news, and we construe it to mean that
there has been mutiny in this North
western regiment, and to prevent them
from going over in a body to the "Reb-
els" they were disbanded, and scattered
into other regiments. The Lieutenant
Colonel seems to have been more fortu-
nate in making his way into our lines
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49, "Hermes," the Richmond cores
pondent OF the Charleston Mercury, says
in his letter to that paper of the 22d inst,
that "you may rest assured there is some
thing in the story about important mat
tiers in secret session which have been
repeating from day to day. 1t is treaty
or loan, or both, with France. The
facts will be given TO the public before
the week is over, if have not been mis-
informed"
He also notices the arrival OF New
Yorker who recently left Washington.
and who came to Richmond well accred.
tied, and sought directly an interview
with the President. This individual says
the war cannot last ninety days; that the
Yankee finances are in inextrlcable con-
fusion; the soldiers in their armies mu-
tinous, and only waiting to be paid off to
disband. Then, he says, will come the
hanging of the Lincolnites, and there
will be q clean sweep"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
Nashville Item.

The Nashville Union of the Goth con.
tains the following paragraph:
STEAMBOAT BURNED.-We learn that the
Mary Crane, one of the steamboats, be-
longing to the feet which arrived here on
Sunday, was burned by the guerrilas at
Betsy's Landing near the shoals. When
the Science passed the Mary Crane she
was burning, and all her crew had been
captured and carried of, it was supposed.
The mate of the Crane was killed, and
two others Of the crew wounded. The
boat had stopped to take on wood. One
of the gun boats shelled the woods, but
no enemy was discovered, that we heard
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-30
The ExtortIoners.

A partial excuse for the extortioners
is to be found in the fact that their day
for making money will soon have passed.
So soon as the war closes, they will be
displaced by Others more worthy of the
patronage of the people, and thus it is
they are in such haste TO feather their
nests before that time arrives. Their sit
uation reminds us of an anecdote we
once heard about an incorrigIble drunk
ard. whose wife used him in the gentlest
manner, doing all she could to contribute
to his comfort on earth, knowing, as she
said, that there was no peace for him be-
yond the grave. We have no more lee
lures for the granite hearted fraternity of
extortioners.-Jaekson Mississippian.