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yNHE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur
Amnsements.

DROGRAMME of Mrs. EMMA Gill
i IINGHAM BOSrWGCK'S THIRD SOIREE MI
SICALE at NIBLOS SALOON, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Nov. II.
Oyortme-Zsmpa Harold
ION Prisons dou0le grand piano, eight hands,
SIessrs Beer, Tium, Bristow and Maeder. .
Cayatna-" La mia lctiza mfondere, (Lombadi) Verdi
Bdlllni.
Cayatna-" o. luce d quest anina'-O faith
then fondy pghing-( Linda Dcnizett
Mrs Bostwlck
Soo-flop FANTASIA,
Herr Schmiiz
AR ScInmO CI.io, from La Schaya IN Basdld Pacni
with variations for voice and violin by Artot)
Mrs. BostH aud Herr N0n
overture-Zauberfote Mage Flute Mozart
prisons double grand piano eight hands,
Messrs Beer Brstog, Maeder and rmm
Duo" Da quel dI che tInconNai'- the grove
where first met thee Inda) -DJnZetti
Mrs BOstwlck and SIgnor Baillnl
Solo" Fanasie Caprice " lolln |Ie1Gemps
Her Noll
seIenade-" Star Of Love, words by George 7.
Mrs Bostwick
OyertuTs--Dcr FfeschGtz Weber
PRISONS double grand piano. eigh' hands,
MessTs Beer, Mseder, Brlstos and FINN
Scotch Ballad T was within a mile OF Edin
Mfs B0stwick
Prisons double grand pano-forte will be used this
Ssree-a invention, from the mandatory OF Mr..
James PRISON, No u Leo1aTd-st
Doors open At o. o'clock, Sorte 20 commence ri J.
The difficulty which occurred at the last Sorce will be
avoided this seats have been ProYdcd and the
facilities for seating improved.
Seats can he secured at " Hal X Sons No 233 Broad
way at the Tickets 50 cts each nlO zoo
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ITEACHER WANTED.-A very CON-

n foItabe house in East Brooklyn, convenient 20 two
STAGE routes would lie gwen to competent Lady Teacher
of suitable qualifications 20 instruct chld Of SIX years Of
age particularly elementary English and French or
German and four five additional day pupils could
badly be Obtained Address b J H., n this Office, with
arficliars rs 81
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re- Post-OfBce, New-York-NOliCE.- Mails
W & Mai steamer EMPIRE CITY will close at TINS
.sHce ON MONDAY, the 10th INST at z p NJ =.
'hI Io ~ WILLIAM v. BRADY, y. Nj.
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DROUGBAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY,
ID near Browne st-Propne,or and Manager. John
Brouyham-THIS EVENING, November 10, VII be per-
formed TIE MONtI NAhhbi
To be followed BY - - . - $1,000
CATARINA. The QUEEN OF THE BANDITS
Catarrna Nlle c. ROusset. Fra Dsyolo Mons Rousse,
To conclude with KOSSUIH KUN
Admlssigu--Dress Circle and Parquet, SOC. Family
Circle % Doors open II 7 ; commence al ID.
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
~ spectacle young Woman. No objections 20 general
Best Of city eferences Can be seen for two
says If not engaged Can at No 2l9 TN ST, FIRST floor,
front room. NUN
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+. w. GUSSENHAINER,
X NJ FERRIS,
JOHN ROACH,
10 MerCantiIe Library Association Lee

re Mercantile Library Association Lee
tures-Tho Second Lecture OF the Course VIII be gwen
onIUESDAY EVENING, Nov II, IN the Lecture Room,
Clinton Hall corner IF Beekman and Nassau-sts., COM
mencing at II O'Clock. by Rev. HENRY GILES. Sub
ect" The Hebrew Man, OF The Man OF fain being the
brst Of seres of four Lectures entitled illustrations of
Civilized Men Tickets OF Admission Is cts Tickets TO
the Course-Gontleman and Lady, 3; single licket ST.
for desk the Library at the door on he evening
ofihe Lecture and at the bookstores OF T. Crowen No
so Brt adv ay and G. Z Putnam, No l65 Broadway
Mo PITS HUGH N. CANT, Una Lee tom.
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Cost.

DOCKET-BOOK LOST - Lost, on
TUESDAY morning, near Washington Market, Fccket
BOOK cOats mig one 500 M and other bills mostly Of
The North RIVER Bank amounting 70 S3i5Is all Arewzrd
Of So offered the finder and vii be paid len a. ms
Office. lnlOr'l ,. FlNkhhh
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broadway THEATER.-Sole Les
i } see =. A MARSHALL; Stage Manager rHO5.
BARRY. THIS EVENING, Nov 10, 1851, Viii be per-
formed THE IRl 81 AMBASSADOR
Patrick PenipO. Mr. Collins Lady Isabella Mrs Abbey
After which TEDDY The TILER.
Teddy Mallnsy M Collins One bliss Lewis
HONESTY Is THE BEST POLICY
Admsslon-Dress Circle. 30 cents Family and Ihlni
Circles a. DooTs oDen at q commence Il !.
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10 Cutters AssOciation.-A regular meeting OF
this Society viii be held at IT'S Rooms ON MONDAY EVE
MING, Nov 10. A general attendance IL requested as
business Of IMPORTANCE viii De transacted
nG2 EDWENDS, secretary
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ASTOR-PLACE,

ITALIAN OPERA, ASTOR-PLACE.
MAX MARETZFK Lessee aud Manager
MONDAY Nov 10, DoaiIettis Grand Opera Il
LUCIA DI LAM MERMOOR
Iucia....Sig Bertucca EJgaTdJ- Sig S Benedict.
Pnces Of Admission Secured Seats, 81 20 PaEqJet and
Boxes, 81. Amphitheaier, 80 cents.
Doors open 6.performance TO commence at u o'clock
NIBLO'S GARDEN. Manager, Mr.
John Seton. Tickets 50 cent? Private Boxes. -
Doors open at to commence AZ q O'Clock
THIS EVENING. Nov. TO- the peri viii CON-
usnce with the Ballet Psnt0mlme, called
lie DIABLE A OF ATHE.
To be followed by the
WRECK ON TIE INDIAN COAST
To he followed by a pas de deuT called Ia WEN
NOISE 70 be danced By Mile Frank ard Mons COllet.
IntenmissIOn # I5mnutes
To conclud nth the comic Panomme Of the
THE RED GNOhE AND WHITE WARRIOR.
Rouge...---.--M MnZettl aniila-. Mile. Frank
-. Antoine Rayel Eugene Mime. Marzetti
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DURTON'S THEATER, CHAMBERS.

ID sr-THIs EVENING November ~. val be played
PsCles laueha Comedy o.
PAUL PRY or Hope Don't IniTude.
Col Hardy Mr. H. Plae,de Mrs Subtle MIS- Hughes
Paul Pry-.. Sir Burton eliza HARDY Miss J. Hal
To conclude with the last neW Local Piece VI
THE NEW PARK.
AdmziDn-Dress Circle and PaTquet. 30 cents Second
Ter IS Doors open al q commence at O'CLOCK
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s SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 293

u Broadway established lS47.-patf0ns interest our
interest Negotiations daily by the best Institutions FAM
lies and Teachers Results not SUBJECT 10 control CaOl
furnished b. the patrons deposit Of cent
years compensation prOcnres the iu amount IN one
or0re gagemens Apply early with the money postpaid
personally possible References exchanged Office hours.
10 70 and 10 o'clock. L H. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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rR Notice.-MENpEL RROTHERs. no 907 Broal-

IV NOtICF.-MENUTTl UNVT I'I'TI14-
way Importers Diamonds Pearls and Precious Stones;
have received and still receiving by every arrival
from Europe large assortment OF Precious Stohes oi All
Kinds quality and ,izes. DiamoRd Morchents ana Mtau
supplies Then demands will receive the greatest at,n-
on and every possible advantage viii be accorded wan
The eat prices Such apply by letter. must not onut
~ VI ne 2ts
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CS- Steamboat 10 StrattOBport ana tiushthR;
Proposals will be received during tins week Tor the oald
Of Steamboat to run between Se AOol. ts L
Sat and calculated carry passengers and sht Ieht
Apply at the office Of JOHN A ~ AMMEh' ~ o.
Broadway, between A. NJ. and ) Z. Nj hS wv
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DARTNER WANTED-With cash or

fsctesto the amount Of Sc coo TO s. eve 70 sclass
N uer,st IN very desirae and prosperous Foundry Ae
Ntohrs shop now dong fine business ard c1mpls.e -
II, ~ derartn ers Reasons fer ortTns tl.s h'ores ~
70 ali De- satisfactory Address, WIKI as q n
ysw-f.u.e al i.e op,Ieu I'll The adye5user-EOO NDhh
"a Ofits =.
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AS very superior Cooks, by one Protes-
"a tant and two coorod Women Of we'll known ability
snd rospeotabiy either for hotel private families Also
some excellent Chambermaids Apply al No li8 Grand
a. nl0lt'
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

DOARD.-Pleasant Rooms with Board,
for gentleman AID theiI singles gentlemen
az No. a Neseyst. n< Ct
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sroR CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
I, published the departure Of each Man steamer Tor
Chsgres. Pnce o. cents per copy
GREELEY NcELRATH. Publishers.
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pOARD.-Gentlemen can be accOmIno-
- dated With Rooms ana Board or Day Board az ~
ST. Pearl & Terms moderate. % I'M
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Land tor Sale.

James A. Bates and Margaret George, Adj
ministrators of Willford Rucker, deceased,
and Samuel George, and Martha Cooper,
and Thomas Cooper, and James Rucker.
Mary Rucker, Manerva Rucker and Will
liam Rucker, minor heirs Of Willford Ruck-
er, deceased, by their regular Guardian,
William Tucker.
DECREE EX PARTE.
EcURSUANT TO an order made in the
q aboye cause, will, on Friday, the 18th
day of No3enber next, on the premises, sell
on twelve months time, the following de.
scribed LANDS IN Bradley county, of which
Willford Rucker, died, seized and possessed,
subject to the Widows dover to wt:-lG0
acres of Land, the North east quarter of sec.
ton 10, township 3, and range !, West of
the basis line. Also, SO acres Of Land, the
South half of the South east quarter of sec.
ton I. township 3, and range ! West of the
hasis line. Also, 50 acres of Land, 'eing the
q half of the North west quarter Of Sec
township 3, and range |, West Of the
~ leo, so acres of Land. being
nftttn, orth west quarter Of
,fnd range ], West of
a1I in the Ocoee District. The
III viii be required to pay down the
N One Hundred Dollars, and execute
u with good security for the balance of
The purchase money, and n lien will be re.
tanned on the land until the same be paid.
JOHN II. PAYNE, Clerk.
Oct. 3, ls5l--Gt Prs fee SG,75 1853
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Land for Sale,

John NJ. Raper, Administrator Of Thomas
Roberts, deceased Us. Margaret O. Roberts,
widow, and William Roberts, Jane Roberts,
Elizabeth Roberts, Mary A. Roberts, Mar.
garct Roberts, James l.. Roberts and Eliza
beth l.. Roberts, by their Guardian ad Item,
John II. Robertson.
DURSuANTto decree made in this cause
l. will, on Saturday, the 18th day Of No.
vembcr next, on the premises, sell on six
months time, the following described LANDS,
of which Thomas Roberts, died, seized and
possessed, reserving the widows dover, ly-
ing and being in Brady county. to wit-s0
acres of Land, the West half the North west
quarter of section 8, ownship 2, and range !,
West of the basis line. Also, 40 acres OF
Land, the North west corner of the South
west quarter of section 8. township 2, and
range |, East of the basis line. The purchaser
will be required to pay down the sum of Fifty
Dollars on the day of sale, and the balance
of the purchase money must be secured by
note and good security. and lien retained on
the land until the same is paid.
JOHN II. PAYNE, Clerk.
Oct. 3, 1s5l--6t Prs fee S. 1853
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Clothing Warehouses
ii. II. COLE & co.,

Nos 3ls and 3lSa JVest Baltimore ST.. be-
tucen Liberty and Hounrd. Worth side,
BALTIMORE.
THE larges, and hest stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress. Frock and Sack Goats.
all coors. qualities and sues. from $3.50
TO $3.50 and upwards. Panlaoons at 81
to $50, and upwards. embracing all styles
Of fancy. plain and plaid Cassmer's.-
Vests Of every variety at corresponding
prices. Also large assortment OF Boys
Clothing.
Importing our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables us to offer induce"
men,s TO purchasers not to be surpassed bv
any Clothing Establishment in the United
States. Tire proprielors are determined TO
make the Wholesale Rooms the point of
great attraction. and have now made up
more than 10000 Garments, from The finest
quality to the lowest IN price.
In the Custom Department will always
be found the chOicesi selection of Cloths,
Cnsslmeres and Ves,ings, which will be
made up at the shortest notice, and IN the
latest style, aud fit always guaranteed.
The one price system s',c,ly adhered 10.
Remember the name and place. Nos.
SIS and 3lS4, Yves; Baltimore street
n. n. COLE & co.
Baltimore, June 81. lS5l-ly I44
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Dissolution.
Administrators Sale.

IN Saturday. the sth day Of November
" next, l will sell ut the Courthouse door
in Athens, to the highest bidder, the one.
seventh part of three lots or parcels of Land
in the Hiwassee District, VIZ The one-se-
venth of one lot containing one hundred and
twenty-eight acres, more or less, part Of the
23d section and part of the Northeast frac-
tional quarter of said section. West of the
mereiian, second range, and part of the
Southeast fractional quarter of said section,
township and range aforesaid. Also, tho one.
seventh part of one other tract of Land, in
section thirty-third, Northeast quarter and
Southeast Of range second, West. fourth
fractional township, containing thirty nine
acres. Also, the onc-seventh part of another
tract or parcel of Land containing thirty
eight and one half acres, in the fourth frac-
tional township, range second, West of the
meridian, twenty seventh section. The above
lots of Land are all in McMinn county, and
are 10 he sold under deed of trust from Eli
shn Bishop to Isaac Wallen. deceased.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JESSE WALLEN, Administrator.
Sept, &c, 185l--tds 1877
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Land for Sale.

Isaac Dav, Guardian of Thomas LAUDER
dale, John I,auderdale, Robert Lauder
dale, Elizabeth Lauderdale, Sarah Lau-
derdrle, and Samuel Lauderdale. infant
children and heirs.at-law Of James L.au-
derdale, deceased, together with James
Kincannon and wife Alkaline. formerly
Alkaline Lauderdale, and William Lau-
derdale, also children and heirs-at law
OF James Lauderdule, decd. PETITION
er.pdrfe
PURSUANT 10 decree made in this
4 cause a. the January term of the Cir.
cult Court, 1851. and revived at the May
term, 1851. | will, on Monday. the 9Th
day OF October next, On the premises. at
the house tract, two miles North OF Cleve.
Ia nd, Tennessee, sell on one and two years
time. the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, excPp, the sum OF twenty.
five per cent, which the purchaser wi be
required to pay down, upon the amount of
purchase. the following descr bed Lands.
10 wit: One piece bounded as follows-be-
ginning on the No!th-w corner OF the
Sou,h-easi quarter Of section fifteen, in The
second township, first range. WesI Of the
basis line. Ocoee District: ruan,ng thence
South zoo. East 90 poles TO a stake; thence
South 26o, West with the big road 63 po,es
to stake. two post oak pointers; thence
South 100. East &c poles TO a stake, sweet
gum, elm and sourwooG pointers; thence
South 1870, West % poles +" stake on the
SECTION line; thence North 700, West with
said section So poles 10 a stake, the South.
west corner of said quarter spc,,cn OF Land
thence North 900. Eas, 100 poles to the
l,u =
the Southwest quarter Of section fifteen,
IN township. range and district Aforesaid.
The terms Of the sale will he, that if upon
the day Of sale, the said James Kincannon
and vile Adeline Kincannon, execute q
deed with prvy examination Thereto, the
said Kline annon and wife's share in said
land shall be sold with the rest, and they
be lie, into participate in the proceeds Of
SAID sale, according 10 their right and in.
terest in SAID land, but in case they refuse
so to do. then the Clerk shall only sell eight
undivided ninhs of said land, leaving the
said Kincannon and wlfe's interest unsold.
The tenant IN possession OF the Land shall
have the use and occupation of the same
until the LIST day Of January next, and the
rents Tor the present year will be reserved
for the Guardian Of said infants. Said de-
cree has been so modified that if on the
day of sale the lands bring the sum of two
thousand dollars. the same will be sold.
and the Clerk Will retain lien on the tame
nn'ii the purchase money is paid, and if
said lands do not on the day Of sale bring
said sum OF Two thousand dollars, there
will be no sale.
JOHN H. PAYNE. Clerk.
Sept. l6, 1851 ids Prs fee Gil l56
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ChancerV Sale.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the Chan.
cery Court n: Athens, at the August
term. 1851, will sell on the premises. on
the Sd day of November next, ona credit
of one, two and three years, except the
sum OF seventy dollars. which is 10 be pad
down, the Houses and Lois. Nos. 96 and
los. IN the Town Of Athens. being The same
on which VIM. Fl. Ballew now lives and
has his Store House, with all the improve.
menrs on the same. Further terms made
known on The day of sale. Sold for DIS
tribution amongst the heirs.
WIN. LOWRY. G. s. NJ.
Sept. 5, lS5l-ids Prs fee So lj4
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OAK-GROVE HOUSE,

VEST END OF ATHENS, TENN
VTVHE undersigned having purchased the
l. residence formerly occupied by the Hon.
Spencer Jarnagin, and reft,ed it with much
labor and expense, both in reference to the
House and in procuring bountifnl supply Of
pure Water, is pleased TO Announce TO his
friends and the public generally, that he will
spare no pains in rendering his table inviting
and his house pleasant and agreeable to such
as choose to favor him with their patronage.
JAS. W. MCSPADDEN.
Sept. ~, 1s51-tf 1856
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DAGUERREOTYPES,

'gNfIE undersigned natters himself that his
! prolonged experience will enable him TO
give entire satisfaction to those who desire
by this charming process
Room at &. W. MAYO'S HOTEL, where he
will be pleased to renew his acquaintance
with his old friends, and make as many new
ones as may be disposed to give him call.
Miniatures taken without regard to wealth.
err, and neatly set in Morocco cases, l,ockets,
Breast. pins, &c. w. LAWRENCE.
Sept. 26, 1s5l--tf ISL
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Notice..

nN the FIRST Monday of October next.
~ will sell at the Courthouse door in
Athens. 10 the highest bidder for Cash.
the following NEGROES, slaves for life.
10 wit: JOHN. aged about le; ALFRED.
about "a; MARY, about 26. good size and
likely. Said Negroes sold as the property
belonging to the estate of Philander Wright,
deceased. They are warranted Ss'be sound
and healthy. The girl is first rate house
girl. Also. will be sold al the same time
and place, one Horse, and one Two Horse
Wagon.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Ertcutor.
Athens, Tenn, Sept S, l85l-lds l54
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NewFall & Winter Goods
GEO. W. ROSS & CO.,

HAvE Just received the largest Stock for
AZ the Fall Trade they have ever offered in
the place, and will thank their customers and
the public generally to give them n call, as
surfing them that the prices shall suit the
scarcity of money, as the Goods we're bought
unusually low, and will be sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. As TO articles
and prices they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing usually
brought to this market, and will sell little
lower than ever.
Oct. 3, lS5l--H 1853
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$50 Reward!

I WILL give the above reward OF Fifty
= Dollars for the apprehension and de'ive-
ry to me at Athens, Tennessee, Negro
boy named ELIAS. Said boy is Of a mu.
laro color. aged about twenty years. FIVE
feet Eve inches high. Said Negro is said
10 be smart and sensible. Or | will give
the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars If caught
and secured in snv Jail in the United States,
so that can get him. He was raised at or
near Tellico Plains, in Monroe county,
Tennessee. and is supposed TO be in tina,
part of the country.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Executor
If PhiIander Wright. deceased.
Athens. Ten. Sept. Is. ls5l-u l56
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SiXtV A ores

Of rich Bottom Land, Ball Play Creek
running directly through the same.
Also, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of No
vamber next. will offer for sale on the
premises. the North east quarter Of the
hall section Of School Land. in the first
fractional township, North. Sd range. East
of the basis line. Ocoee District, which has
been valued at 800. situate on Dry Creek j.,
Monroe county, Tenn.
E. T.. GRIFFITH. Clerk.
Oct. 3, 1S5l-6t Prs fee $3.50 l5e
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Sale of School Lands.

A CCORDlNG TO the provisions OF an
"A Act of the General Assembly OF the
State OF Tennessee, in such cases m ade
and provided, will offer for sale on the
premises, on Saturday. the 18th day of No
vember next, the South west quarter Of the
section of School Land situate in The third
fractional township, 4th range, East Of the
meridian, Hlwassee District. which has
been valued to 5000. on which quarter
there is SAID to be a vOluable MILL SEAT,
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FEDERAL Automatically private
letters from Washington City, Of the 2Olh
inst, we learn the following changes and
appointments have been made, TO take place
from and after the LIST OF October.
Mr.. Heath. the present Commissioner OF
the Pension Bureau, has been transferred
TO the Second udi,orshp; John Wilson,
Chief Clerk in the Land Office, has been
appointed Commissioner Of Pensions IN the
Place Of Mr.. Heath, iranslened; and Mr..
Cole, pay agent in The Pension Office, has
been promoted to its Chief Clerkship.-
Lou. Cour.
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State Of Tennessee, Bradley co.
CIRcuIr COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1851.
-.. Rebecca ]. Trobough,

Alfred s. Trobough.
HtAME the plaintiff and filed her petition
~ for divorce, and j, appearing to the salts.
faction Of the Court that the defendant Is a
non. resident of the State of Tennessee, and
gone 10 parts unknown, it is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication be made in
the Athens Post. a newspaper printed IN the
town Of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, requiring the de-
PENDANT to appear at the next term of this
Court and plead, answer or demur to the
plaintiffs petition, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and set for hearing ex parte.
JOHN II. PAYNE, Clerk.
Oct. 3, 1s5l-4t Prs fee $3.50 l5s