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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-27

TNHH FOLLOWING PERSONS, ENROLL.
i ed as Conscripts in the eth Civil District,
McMinn County, Tennessee, have failed to report
as required by law
L. q. BARKSDALE... "a years old. G feet inch
high. fair complexion, black eyes auburn hair;
merchants born IN Wythe county, Va. Enrolled
Oct 23d. 1861
JANIS II. H0RNSBY. ..S9 years old, 5 fee,
inches high, dark complexion, blue eyes, lark
hair merchant; bora b. Roane county, feHn.-
Enrolled Oct 25th 1862.
JACOB MYERS...S6 years old, 6 feet high,
dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair; farmer
born in Davidsaa county, n C. Enrolled Oct.
-, 1862.
PLEASANT FRANKS..S7 years old, 5 neb
10 inches high dark complexion, blue eyes, dark
hair farmer. EnToiled from memory Oct H..
VIZ. ANDERSON. 20 year. old, 5 feet
inches high. DARK e,iinl,lexion, black eyes, black
hair; farmer. Enrolled Oct lith 1862.
THOMAS FUQUA...ls years old, 5 feet b
inches high dark complexion, grey eyes, dark
hair; timer; born in Rockingham county, n. C.
Enrolled Oct l4th, 1862.
JOHN CULBERTS0N...3 5 years old, s sssb
. inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, dark
Aah; farmer; born ia Edgefcld county, n. c.
Enrolled Oct. lfth, 1852.
II. c. CR0W...19 years,o old, feet inches
high, dark complexion. black eyes, dark hair;
farmer Enrolled Oct Ilth, 1862.
ALEX. CASEY...l9 years old, feet inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair;
farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct l4th, 1862.
ELIJAH HUTSELl...24 years old, feet 8
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hsf;:
farmer. Enrolled FROM memory Oct. l4th, 1882.
JAMES NJ. kELLY...22 years old, feet
inches high, dark complexion. black eyes black
hair Enrolled from memory Oct 23d, 1852.
$. +. GETTlS,.,2l years cid, eject hgs, fair
complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair merchant
Enrolled Oct oath, 1862.
VIM. II. RIDER...26 years old, 6 feet high, fain
complexion, blue eyes, darkhair; carpenter; born
in Wythe county Va. Enrolled Oct 25th 1862.
ELDRiD6E WELLS 20 years old, feet s
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes auburn
hair; farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct 25th,
1862.
A reward of $50 each will be paid for the mp,
prehension and delivery of the above named do
serters at the Camp Of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government
BY order Of 1t. Col n. D. Blake.
DANIEL HORTON,
Enrolling Officer 9Th Civil District.
Feb q, lS63-3t-753
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Attention, 10Th Tennessee !!

Having been detailed by Col. F. NJ. Walker to
assist Capt. j. ii. Hannah aud other officers of
the 18th Tennessee Regiment detailed to gather
up abscnees of our Regiment, and recruit the
ranks Of the same, therefore, all members of
Company II, or any other Company of the Regi-
ment, absent without leave, are hereby ordered to
rejoin their Company at once or they will be ar
rested and reported to a Court Martial. No GER
tifcate is legal unless limited and signed by an
Army Surgeon.
l will enlist all persons DESTROYS ot joining this
veteran Regiment, whether of couscript age or
not if they will report to me in person.
They shall have the bounty, transportation to
the Regiment, and all other advantages Of volun-
teer soldiers-besides avoiding the reproach of
CONSUMPTION.
Come my countrymen, help us drive tho in
vaders from our Tennessee homes.
j. A. KIMRR0UGH, 1st 1t.
Co. IL, 10Th Tenn. Veterans.
Feb p, 1858
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$50 REV ARD !
EADo'Rs 10Th BATTALloN TENN. Ca

HEADQ'Rs 18TH BATTALION TENN. CAVALRY, !
n Rogersville Tom, Feb. IS, 1863.
VNUE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID,
/ for the apprehension and confinement in Jail
or delivery to me, of each of the folloyip2 de-
serters from Capt Darwin's Co. (C) 10th Battal-
ION Tennessee Cavalry.
w. H. RUSSELL-Dcserted about the 18th
January 500. His homo is in Hamilton county,
Tenn, 18th Civil District. lie is % yeats old B.
feet inches high, dark complexion, black eyes
and Black hair.
j. A. CANN0N-Deserted about the 10th jan
unry, Is63-lives in the sth District of Rhea
epuuty--is 29 years old. q feet . inches high,
dark complexion, grey eyes and fair hair,
G. w. M0RRIS0N-Desorted about the Attn
January, lsG3-liyes in 4th District Of Rhea.
county, Tennis 20 years old, 5 feet 6 inchoa
high fair complexion, yellow eyes and light hair.
An absantses from said Company are hereby
notified to report to the omuland ior duty within
twenty days from this date, or they will be pub
lished as dcserters and treated MS SUCH
By order off. II. NEAL, 1t. Col Com'd'g Bat
II. G. COLLINS, I'd 1T.
Comd'g Go. G, 10th Bat Tenn, Cavalsy.
Feb 81, lS63-3t-753
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An Assault Upon "The Niger" IN
Baltimore.

A great deal of excitement was caused
in Baltimore on the 9th inst, by an indie
criminate attack on the negroes at the
Northern depot by the Yankee sSldiers.
The S'a has The following guarded &C.
count Of The affair:
4 large number of eonvRloseeai sol
diers, UIder an armed guard, were placed
in cars yesterday morning. at the Cam
den street depot. and cars attached TO
the freight train that leaves the depot for
Washington just after the ten o'clock pas
senger train. While the soldiers were
awaiting the departure of the train, many
OF them got out Of the cars and attacked
every colored person that came within
their reach. They also provided them
selves with brickbAts and threw at every
colored person they could see; some of
these last were in their houses along the
line of the track, and doors were broken
and windows mashed by the stones. but
no one was seriously hurt. The guard APP
peared unable TO control the riotous sol
diers.
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Tired of Hearing About the War.

1t seems that even in some parts OF
New England the people have begun to
be weary OF so much political preaching,
A notable case is that Of the ."Old Con
gregational Society" of New Boston,
Ltohfield county, Connecticut where DR.,
Lyman Beechcr SO long preached. This
society at recent meetings, passed the
following re4olution:
Voted, That the Pulpit Committee Of
this society are hereby instructed that
whenever they employ minister of the
Gospel to preach in their meeting house
on tue Sabbath they shall first inform
said minister that he is employed to
preach the Gospel truth according to the
Bible doctrine, Christ and him crucllied,
and that only. That he is strictly pro-
hibited by vote Of this society from de-
livering any discourses Of any description
uLon the present war, and that he shall
not allude to the matter either in prayer
or sermon.
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$50 REWARD!

TIVE FOLLOWING PERSONS. ENROLLED
4 as.Conscripls in hs l4th Civil District, Nc.
Mimi county, Tennessee, have failed to report as
required by Law.
W. II. CAPER,. 90 years old, feet inches
high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark Aairs
Farmer; born in McMinn county, Tennessee. En-
rolled Nov. 9th, 1862.
p J. l.. WlIALEY...SO years old, 8 feet inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair;
farmer born in Carter county, Tennessee. En-.
rolled Oct. 9th. 1862.
JEFFERSON GENTRY. e. 3s years old, feet
high, dark complexion. grey eyes, dark hair; far
mcr; born in McMinn county, Tennessee En-
rolled Oct 9th, 1862.
A reward of $50 each will be paid for the apS
prehension and delivery of she above named de-
serters at the Camp of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government
Ry order VI 1t. Col, h. b. Blake.
}. \. BENpAA,
Enrolling Officer for 18th Civil District
4 Feb 81, 1S63-3t-753
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Editor Post II wish to say through your pa
per to the friends Of the S0th Regiment Tonnes
zoe Volunteers Commanded by Col. Rowan that
am here for the purpose of getting up and car
rying forward such reading matter as may be in
tercsting and profitable to the defenders Of our
homes and affairs; also, such articles Of Clothing
as the friends may wish to send to their husbands,
sons and brothers now at Vieksburg. Come,
friends, those soldier boys need your aid. Pants,
shirts, slips and socks will be acceptable. By
furnishing them you may show your appreciation
of that self-sacriseirg patriotism which prompt
ed them to leave home and the scenes of their
Childhood to die if need be, for the interests Of
our infant Confederacy. will return to the Re-
giment in about twenty or twenty-five days from
this date, and can take in Clothes at Sweetwatcr,
Athens, Riceville, Charleston or Cleveland, if the
friends wish il.
All goods deposited on the Road should be
properly marked and packed in boxes. The
friends will please address me at Madisonyille,
giving information of any articles they may de-
posit on the Road.
The Cleveland Banner and Knoxville Register
viii please copy, and obligc
G. W. RENFRo,
Chaplain seth Tenn. Reg't.
February q, 1868.
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KartuckY.

The Louisville Journal, Of the 10Th,
says the Democratic Convention at Frank
fort is an artifee dishohorable ip fact as
1t is deadly in purpose. 1t is tue cat OF
secession in the meal tub of Democracy.
The journal says that the rebel sympa-
thzers in Louisville are holding meetings
preparatory to their State Convention at
Frankfort on the 18th. Similar meetings
were being held in the adjoining coun-
fiaa
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Editor Pod:-I beg leave TO say TO the PsAiic
through the medium Of your paper that ain
candidate for the Office Of Attorney General. TO
Gil the vacancy oeeasioned by the death Of Maj.
Chas. NJ. Alexander, My connection with the
army of the South is such tia, may he unable
to see the voters IN the Circuit before the election
To them can only say, that il, by your votes,
the duties Of the Office shall be entrusted to Ds
hope To merit the eOn63enee Jon thas bsstow. by
a faithful discharge of the trust.
Respectfully, J. Il. WRIGHT.
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OFFICE IL. TENN. 4 GA. RAIL ROAD, !
L.b IN Iglg

TN VIEW OF THE lMP0SSIBILITY OF
| procuring Engines, Cars, Iron aud other Rail,
road suppiesto replace such as bayG. beep worn
out and 6egtyoyed in The uge Of tho Government,
the Directors have de- crmincd To distribute among
the Stockholders the fund usually reserved for
the above purpose, aud which has been accu-
INITIATING since tho commencement Of the war,
'aud have ordered tina, THIRTY DOLLARS on
encli share Of stock be paid ~ she S,ockholdcrI
in the eight periccnt bon0s Of the Confederate
States or abe Treasury Notes Of the COnfoicr.
ate States, the option 81 the President Of tho
Company. Said payment to be made on and after
the first day Of March. Notice Is hereby given
that IN accordance with the above order, payment
will be made ut Ibis offce, and NJ tbs City bank
Of Augusta, Ga. JOHN N. BRIDGES,
Feb 90 1BG3-ln-752 Treasurer.
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From Middle Tennessee.

The following paragraph, from the
Winchester Bulletin. of the . iih, embraces
about the only intelligence We have from
the lines in Middle Tennessee
The latest news we have rom the
front is that all was quiet along our main
lines. but that u pretty brisk fight had oe.
cured between a small squad of Gen.
Morgan's cavalry and large force of the
enemy, on Friday last, upon our right,
and that our cavalry were compelled TO
fall back.
This arm of service seems to have met
with more than one reverse of late, and
we fear that they have been too confident
of their ability TO attack a superior force,
and do not use that caution and judy
ment that characterzes the gallant Nor
gan.
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SALE OF RAIL ROAD BONDS.
Geo. W. Hoss,

NJ. W. williams and The Bank Of Tennessee.
ATTACHMENT aud iiJvo,etion Bai
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
| the last toro of the Court, In this cause, will
soil to the highest bidder, for Cash At the Court
house door In Athens, on the 23d March next,
FIVE BONDS issued by tho East Tennessee a
Georgia Rail Road Company, bearing interest at
the rate Of six per rent. per aupgla, and number.
cd 239, $40, 2li, 24g and 2l3.
JNo. L. BRIDGES. n & r.
Feb 81. lb63-it--prs fec s7,jo-.7i3
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To All Whom it Nav Concern.

Know We, that | will leave these "diggins" ON
the first day of next month for the Mississippi
Swamps. All those having Clothing they wish
to send TO any members of my Company, may
leave it with the Depot Agent at Sweetwatcr or
Athens, Tenn and it will he a pleasure to me to
take it to them, as the boys stand in need Of it.
W. W. GRUBB, Capt,
Com'ding Co. Il, sOth Tenn. Reg't,
Feb 20. 1921
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neSy- The Ohio Statesman says that lat
least seventy.fyo per cent. Of the people
of Ohio desire peace" If the editor had
said ninety.nine per cent. it would have
been nearer tho truth. We think about
one in hundred Of our population de.
sire n continuance of this horrible war,
and that includes tho Army contractors,
tho political preachers, and the crazy Alb
olitionists, who live in hope that there
will be u servilo insurrection in the South.
Mount Vernon, (0.) Banner.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

james Denton, John +. Browdcr, Jasper N. Ste
phens and the Heirs of john j. Beasley, decd
IN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERL0cUTo-
| ~ decree rendered OF the last term Of the
Cont Ia this cnuse will sell, on the PREMISES,
on Monday, the SOtb day Of March next, for
Cash in hand, the South west quarter Of section
twenty fourth, in township fouy, range one, East
of the meridian Hiwassco District, McMnn
county. Tenn. Sold az the Land formerly owned
by said Beasley, decd.
JNo. L. BRIDGES, &. g. w.
FIJI 81 fggl-b t---nra fee $g--7b9
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Esly- The Queen Of the West is but
slightly Injured. She will soon be in
fighting trim under the Confederate colors.
We have positive information that tho
transport Desoto was burned by the Fed
erals 10 prevent her falling into the
hand Of the Confederatos.
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To All Whom it Nav Concern ::

have a letter from 1t. Col. John r. Neal,
stating that all the members absent from his old
Company (B,) 10th Battalion Tennessee Cavalry,
who fail to report to the command Immediately,
will be published as deserters. Boys, you had
best report. The command is at Clinton, Ander-
son county, Tenn. WIN. N. KING, 1t.
Co B, 10th Bat Tenn. Cavalry.
Eeh d lS63-2t
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The Federal Consumption.

A dispatch from the North says;
The Senate passed an act for the en-.
rollment and mastering into service all
able bodied men between twenty and
forty.five, excepting Governors, of States,
Judges, sons Of poor widows, and a
few others, giving a military force of three
millions. Officers appointed and direct
" accountable are to make the enroll
ment, and the men are to be called for
by drafting such numbers and assigned to
duty in such manner rs he President
pleases. Heavy penalties are imposed
for resistance or rounse!ling resistance to
draft
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Wanted...20, 900 Yards Jeans.

.0fflcE ASST QrARrEnMAsTER,
Knoxville, Feb. 49, 1868. J
Tho undersigned will purchase sll the mer-
charitable country jeans Offered At bra office, on
rca .onable terms.
Country people having jeans, socks, &C., for
sale. will fnd II Ia thor interest to present their
goods for sale in person, MS far practicable, or
eousiyn them to the care Of trustworthy persons.
LOUIS DBLAIGLE,
Assistant Qua. termastor.
Fob 20, IS63-lm
Eo~ ClcvclSud Banner, Athens Post, Greene.
Vile Banner, and Jonesboro' Express COPY,
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FOR SALE,
$4,000
$4,000
MONUMENTAL!

TIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
II To any sober energetic person who fails to
make 81, 900 q year, The business is ensy, hon
est and LUCRATIVE. No Capital or Education
required. No expense incurred! FIVE HUN
DRIED Ladies and Gentlemen wanted By adj
dressing me Immediately you may secure to your
selves Health, Wealth. Beauty, Long Life and n
Hnppy Marriage. A GOLD RING
GRATIS to che first young lady writing to me!
= For further information address lin.
closing your return Postage)
HRANK +. g. LINDSEY,
Ravens Nest Y. o.,
Feb q, 1sG3-5t@-7j3 Washington co., Va.
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Treatment for Diseases of the Eye.
DrrJ. IL. GENTRY, OcuIist,

UT~J' h WEN HTk n VOufIN'f
Has temporarily located at Athens, He was
engaged in the treatment Of Diseases Of the Yye
exclusively for ten years prior to the commence
ment of the war, at Frankfort, KY, where his
success is well known. lie has all the necessary
instruments for Surgical Operations, and is pre-
pared to treat all Diseases of the Eye; and feels
confident of his ability to give satisfaction. Per-
sons afflicted are invited to call All letters viii
be answered Immediately.
References :---Gen. b. IL. Helm, Commanding
at Chattanooga officers and Soldiers fgOm Ken
lucky, at 9ullahonG and citizens " kentucky,
Middle and WDst Tennessee,
niY- Rooms at BridgNs Hotel
Jan %, lS63-tf-74S
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Athens 9ost.
Athens, Friday, FEB. 81. IsGs.
Notice

From this date we will receive no other
change bills for subscriptions or money
due this Office than those issued by Banks,
City Corporations and Railrold Compa-
nies legally authorized TO issue them
ANY other sent by mail TO us will be held
subject to the order of those who send
Them.
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RAGSI RAGSl RAGSI

We will pay Cash for all the clean Cotton and
Linen Rags that may be oferei. Without Rags
il viii be impossible hereafter To obtain an ample
supply Of Printing Paper. So VIC are advised by
Toe Paper. maker.
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AS- An attempt TO arrest deserter in
Hudson City, n. j., last week. was te-
sisted by the people, and the Provost
forced to liberate his prisoner.
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To the People of Monroe, Blount, Knox,
Anderson and Roane counties:

Ia compliance with the request Of many eiti-
rens Of this JudiciAl Circuit, announce myself
as a candid.le for the Office Of District Attorney
made vacant by the death Of Charles ". AlsSan-
der, ESQ.
Election LIST Saturday in March next
JNo. NJ. FLEMING.
Knoxville, January %, 1868.
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CuArrANooGA, Feb. is, 1868.
l.. r. Hurst Esq., Chairman, 6e,:-Sir: The
following are the names of the Enrolling Officers
of McMinn county. as furnished me by the for
mer Chairman of the County Court, on 9TH day
of October, 1862, and others will be recognized
1sf observation-disclosures A Erowder
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IIEhIlnNI

MONROE COUNTY CoNsCRIpTs,
A IL PERSONS or MONROE COUNTY
IA bcswsen the ages Of is and 40 y.ar,. IsAI,
~ e''nscripnon will be assembled az NJ adi,cn,ills
on The 7lh day Of Marh, 1865. Blank Ccrhs'
Gales o. Exemption will be furnished the Fpron.
lug Ofeers, 10 he filed up and issucd 10 those
who ma. be entitled to them, on the 9Th day OF
March. Persons claiming exemption pnder the
las are advised to make application TO their I'm.
rolling Ofhcers at once, in order that their claims
may be decided at the time and placs designated
ADORE. All will come to the place 81 rendezvous
supplied with blankets or other bed clothing.
by order ef 1T. Col T.. u. BLAME,
Commantsnt Of Conscripis
7. S. Wan, Ajj't
We viii be present at MaIisonyille at The time
specified To- sxsmips and discharge all men who
arr unfit Ser military iut,.
". =. EDM0NDs,
p. y. HALE,
n. T. DULANEY.
Feb Z, Is63-2t-,53
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Onion SETS.

XXTANTEb TO BUY, A HALE BUslIEh
w '"Onion Sots," for which the highest market
price will be paid, Enquire at this Office,
Feb 20, 1853
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Bar Gentlemen Of the Southern Ex'
press Company, we are yours, respectful
ly, for those two last packdJeS, "hoWng
these few lines may find you all enjoying
the Ike Lle...nE.P
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ply-J. II. NJ, Mouse Creek Depot, 90
us the favor to have that lot Of Rags ship
ped to " Paper MI, Marietta, Ga" ana
forward Railroad Receipt and Bill to this
nffira
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nay- Another lot of Cincinnati, Chicago
and Louisville papers has been placed
upon our table. Thanks to our young
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neSy- Circuit Court at jacksonville next
week We hope to be on hand Our
friend, L. X. will please not forget those
Iri.h nnInIOnS.
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DEPARTMENT EAST TENNESSEE, |
Office Chief Quartcrmaster, Knoxville, 1863.
The Quartermasser's Department will pay for
hoes blankets and other articles that may be
ontributed by the people to soldiers in the field,
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TOBACCO SEED.

A NY PERSON HAVING A SMALL GUAM
N tity of Tobacco Seed to spare will confer a
favor by calling at this office,
Feb 81, 1868
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DISEASES OF EuE EYE.-We again call
attention to the fact that DR.. GENTRY, the
skillrul Oculist, will remain here but a
short time longer. Persons afflicted with
diseased eyes and who wish to avail them
selves of his skill, should call at once
We learn that few days since DR.. GEN
TRY treated with perfect success case in
the family of C. L. King, Mt. Verd, to
whom reference is made.
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S421 REWARDl

Feb Z, Is6s-2t-;5S
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18
Amuaemenla.

GRevER's THEATRE.-This evening, two Of
the best plays which are known to US will Be pro-
dueing a three act popular tragedy, "LueFstia
BorgIa" and an eleg ant comedietta, LoyeiA Hum
BILE Life.p onto-moTow eveni1F, Miss Denim viii
be the recipient Of benefit, when she will SsHume
for the only time popular male character. . .. .
cAsfERhtRr HAII. Tonight viii be per-
formed for the last time but two, the magnificent
SpeetAole, entitled The Fairy Gift" The "VI-
laRe Couuette," beautiful and very amusing bal.
let, arranged by Mons. szolloSy, wIl also be pro-
duced Tonight These, with the singing Of Miss
Eva Brent and the dancing Of Miss Kate PennOysr
and tie Court Of Beauty," must, Asusual draw
a full house siI .sI-. IIa ri .,-.. rr D. ...
VAHtETiSs. Another crowded house honor.
ed this great supner temple Of amusement last
EVENING" In fact new HueceBs seems Infused into
this cool resort duElhg the heated term. % A FIRST
class entertainment IL always given BY Artistes o
experience and genius. This week all the double
company appear. The great success Of the season
"A Glance At New York, I" will also be performed
to-nlEht, Those in search ofnovelty should 80 Il
the Varieties. six Degrees Of Crime - in prep
ArAtion. '.'7 3" 80. ..a'.Ha r...... .1a a.. ...