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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25
For the Post.
EyAMTNATION AT ZION HILL.

Mr.. Editor IL have Just had the pleasure
of witnessing the Examination at this place.
IL being the close Of James Barb's School,
| was pleased to see so much interest mani.
tested by the patrons and friends Of the
School, by their presence, close attention. and
good behavior during the exercises OF the day
Where all did so we'll, II would be rather in.
vidious to particuIarize cases Of superior ex.
cellence. But the classes in Arithmetic, Phi
losophy, Grammar, and Algebra. acquitted
themselves in style that reflected. great credit
upon their teacher and themselves. clearly
showing that he is a skillful and attentive
teacher. and they studious and obedient
scholars. 1t was no sham examination, PALM
ed off with set lessons and leading questions
but It was thorough. searching. complete, and
entirely satisfactory to all intelligent specta.
tors. a considerable number OF whom were
present.
Firstrate Compositions were read by the
following young ladies: Miss Penelope Jones,
on the History Of the Broom; Miss Clarissa
Jackson, Education; Miss S. o. Bloom, Dill.
gence; Miss s. e. Copeland. Past-time; Miss
NJ. J. Jackson, Influence: Miss Mary J. Rey
nolds Beauties of Nature; Miss Tennessee
Smith, Education; Mr.. W. j Burlington, Per-
severance. And last, but not least. twelve
handsome and neatly dressed young ladies
oses with t,p.top Temperance Song, the
chorus of which was
"Get out OF the way, you Whisky Seller,
You have ruined many clever fellowl"
hope that no young man who heard that
true and thrilling song, sung by Those charm
ing and lovely young ladies, will ever pollute
his lips again with another drop OF liquor
And word to you, young ladies: Yon have
sung that song to the young gentlemen, aud
If chat don't suffice, talk it to them in plain
prosel almost forgot to mentiQGAt hat the
reading of the compositions wasl 8persed
with some lively music on the HVlm I am
pleased to learn that Mr. Barb is engaged at
Zion Hill for another session, which is con
elusive evidence that his patrons highly ap.
preciate and are willing to literally compen.
sate n competent teacher for his services
The time Inns been that the lowest priced
teacher had the preference; now, the rule is
generally reversed The people have discov.
cred that IL is perfect folly for their children
to he spending so much Of their precious time
in "learning to unlearn what they had learn
ed aniss p Now, it has been said that the
citizens around Zion Hill have been compared
to "heathens and savages." but the exaniua
tion to day has disproved that charge aud
showed most clearly that they are civilizel,
enlightened, intelligent and refined, though
the charge Of "heathenism" was n gross per.
version of an article that appeared in the
Post, in reference to our Grave Yard. And
by the way, am happy to inform the public
that there is a fair prospect OF our Grave
| Yard being redeemed from the possession OF
the stock. and substantially enclosed
| tt1
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RRMRMBER'-I.et the people remember,
that while Willard Fillmore occupied the
Presidential chair, not II disorganizer, North
or South, received an appointment to post
of honor or profit, The CONSCIENCE was fa-
natcism aud disaffection were almost star
we'd out when he left the office. His success
sor came in and lavished the patronage of the
government upon aboltionists, secessonists
and frersoilers, and the Union is on the brink
of dissolution.
Keep these facts before the People.
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an the 9th day OF August next, at the late
" residence Of jacob l.. Wassom, ia Rhea
county, will sell to the highest bidder, upoA
a credit Of six months, all the personal prop.
erty belonging to the estate Of said Wassorn,
consisting in part Of Horses. Mules, Cattle,
aud Hogs, two Stills and Tubs various other
articles too tedious to mention. Note md
approved security Will be required before the
delivery Of any articles.
All those Indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment. or find their notes and
accounts in the hands Of an officer; and those
having claims against said estate will file
them, duly authenticated, with the Admins
traitor, as required by law, or they will be
forever barred DAVID L GILLESPIE,
admir- Of est tie Of Jacot L. Wasson, decd.
July 70, l556-3t-4OS
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Fn.Mong AT sAvArNAu,-Tbo friend, Of

FILLMORE AT SAvASNAH.--The friends OF
the American cand d tie had m enthusiastic
meeting at Savannah on the 18th. The pro.
ceedings were of the most interesting charac.
ter. The following resolutions were adopted !:
Resolred, That we accept and adopt the
report of our delegates to tho Macon Con.
vention, and fully endorse the action of that
body.
Resolved, That we will enter the approach.
ing battle for the Constitution and the Union,
rcsoutely determined to "return with our
shields or upon them"
Resolred, That from the frequent and no.
torious publications we have made of our
emphatic and unreservcd disavowal of any
desire or intention to NEEDLE, in any imagi.
nable manner, with the subject of religion.
we feel constrained to brand the unprinciplrd
deningogse that continues to wantony mpute
such motives to our party Us wilfully uttering
base, slanderous and wicked faisehood.
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guyO nll whom IL may cencern.-- u hereby
j give notice that no credits will be extended,
and 10 all who are Indebted to say, and pay
up Ny debts must and shall be paid, and In order 70
do so must make collections. WIN. BURNS.
August 81, 1850
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J. d. DANES, Of London, has obtained
patent for II cement which protects walls
IRON damp. II consists of eight parts of
-four sulphur which by being heated to two
hundred and seventy degrees unite. The
cement il applied by means of brush.
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C O M M E R C Is
Augusta Market.


AUGUSTA, July 81.
] hand herewith statement of our produce market
BACON, hog round l0A 90 1OAc, and frt6 hams ION
% lie for country and liz 10 l3c for fancy: sides 10
% l2xci shoulders 9li % 9ac. LARD nv a l28c.
BEEF o "a &c. PoRE a Sc Day IIIDEs 10 a. &c.
fEATiIERs 4,c, and WHEAT in goood demand at
,35 40 fl45 for white, and go 40 rs for red CoRs
eo 90 63c aud advancing. MEAL Gu % TIC. Flour
Fruit. BUTTER Is 40 22c. Foes IL a 15c. BEgswAx 90
a 25c. TALLow l2kc. GRousD NUrs 81 a rs q BUSH
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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ACCIDENT IN SMITH.-A friend Mt Marion
writes US, "A free negro by the name of VIM.
Stewart, was killed by the ears near this place
this morning, (July l2lh.) The verdict of
the Inquest was; that he came to his death by
being run over by the mail train IN the Va.
g. Tenn. Railroad, going east this morning.
lie was intoxicated, and had1ain down across
one of the rails.
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A decision has been made by the Supreme
Court of Alabama by which every railroad,
steamboat, or stage Is liable to the owner Of
any slave absenting himself from his owner
who may be- found travelling with them un
der any disguise or conceaim-nt.
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Attachnl ent.
William G. Boyle,
lanes McCampbell,


VXTHEREAS, on the 10th day of January,
w. 1855, Joseph Divine. a Constable for
Monroe county returned before William vii.
liams, Justice of the Peace for said county
Of Monroe, in the State OF Tennessee, an attach
ment levied upon the personal goods of the
defendant, James McCampbell, and it appear
ing to said Justice that James McCampbell Ii
q non resident of the State Of Tennessee, it
was ordered by said Justice that al! further
proceedings in this cause be stayed until the
18th day Of August, 1856, and that plaintiff
POET for four successive weeks. requiring the
defendant to appear before said Justice at
the time aforesaid and defend said suit, other.
wise judgment final will he had against hin,
WILLIAM G. BOGLE
July 8, ls6e-it-prs fee so-Aos
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sH- The Hon. Alfrrd Cuthbert, for many
years leading and distinguished p"litician Of
Georgia, for twelve years from 1914 u menu
Der OF the House of Representatives, and
from 1885 to lS43 Senator in Congress,
died nj his residence in Jasper county ON the
9th instant. lie was gentleman Of fine
talents and elevated character.
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s4 Greater enthusiasm has never pre-.
vailed since the good old days of ls4O. The
countryis aroused. Every mail brings to
us joyous tidngs of the success of Film IRE
and Donelson. The same spirit is at work
that hurled the corrupt Democratic Admins.
traton of Martin Van Buren, from power,
and the result will be the same.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25

W- A despatch from Washington, Of the
18th says, il is reported here that the Mos
quito question has been settled, England
ceding The Bay Islands to Honduras. The
American minister concurring in the arrange
mani
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Notice.
F. II. Gregory and Hugh Chestnut, Adm'rs Of
James Chestnut, decd,

Us.
The Widow and Heirs Of James Chestnut,
deceased.
Petition to Sell Land
TN pursuance Of an interlocutory decree
Il made In this cause, at the September term
Of the Circuit Court for Monroe G, unity, Tenn,
1855, will, on Saturday, the 30th day Of
August next, In the town OF Philadel hia,
Monroe county, Tenn sell to the highest and
best bidder, all the right, title and interest
that james chestnut had In and to Lot No.
10, situate in the town of Loudon, Roane
county, Tenn, 1t being the undivided half of
said Town Lot, subjert, however, to an in
cumbrance of eighty dollars purchase money!
Said Lot will lie sold on credit Of six and
twelve months. excepting twenty per cent,
which ia required to be paid in hand. Bond
and good security will be required Of the
purchaser, and fen will he retained on said
Lot for the same. J. u. HOUSTON, Clerk.
July 25, lS5G-4t-prs fee S5-4Og
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New York, July l8.-The Massachusetts
Wing State Committee have issued an adj
dress, in which they recommend non com.
initial to any Of the presidential candidates
before the people, but advise thorough Or
ganizatlOn.
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A letter from Washington suites that a
requisition from the Governor Of California
to the President has been received, calling
on him to furnish United States troops to
enforce the laws, which have been tralnped
upon by the action Of the Vigilance Comm,t.
tee in that State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25

tY- The Norfolk Argus says Messrs.
Rowland and Bro, of that city, recently
furnished theirnegro Jim with funds to make
u tour alone through the Northern States,
which he did, stopping in New York, Bed.
ford, Mass, Fall River, and other abolition
holes, where he saw Il number fugitive slaves,
very much dissatisfied with their condition.
Jim returned II few days siucc, well content.
ed with his lot in life.
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sB- The New Orleans Creole states that
Mrs. Jas. Morrison HeadIy, formerly n
wealthy lady Of that city, but forced by re-
verse Of fortune to resort To music teaching
for support, has fallen heir to an estate in
England valued at fifty thousand pounds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25

Thompson's Bank Note Reporter says
that the demand for land warrants in New
York is light, yet, to fill orders promptly,
finds it necessary to advance rates trihe.-
They ARE now duly LAY buying and selling
AZ folluVs.
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eN-A recent case in New York, brought
by George Austin vs.. the New York and
Erie Rail Road Company, for demanding
ertra passage money because he did not ob.
tain his ticket at the passenger ticket office
it was decided, TINT railroad companies have
no authority to authorize conductors To
charge and collec. any extra amount from
passengers, who may fail to obtain tickets
before the departure of the cars.
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.7ss- Keep it before the people, that when
Mr.. Fillmore left the White House all was
quiet-peace like gentle spirit settled over
the country. Now ciyi! war dislracis our
border, and the most intense slavery excite
ment is spreading to every section of the
country.
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New York, July ls.-A fire broke out on
Bridge street, Newark tonight, and twenty
four houses were consumed, and the FIRE is
still raging.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25

Hon. p. s. BRooKs.-The Governor Of
South Carolina has appointed the 2Slh inst,
for an election made necessary by the resig-
nation of Mr.. Brooks. His re election will
be unanimous
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NEW YoRK, July Is

Cotton is stiff and 1000 bales were sold to-
day. Flour has advanced and Ohio is worth
$500 per Dbl. Wheat is higher and South
ern Red is quoted ut $i.70 per bushel. Corn
is irregular and Southern mixed commands
81 cents per bashel. Other articles are un-
changed.
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A man killing hogs, become vexed, md
venting his spleeI., wish d they were in hell.
"Oh, dear mel what can he meant" ex
claimed n little girl who heard him.
"Menn!" answered young American, 81
suppose that he wants his provisions sent
ON before hand"
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On the 23d inst, by Rev. G. A. Caldwell, Mr.. JOSEPH
YODER Of Reading, Pa, IL Miss SARAH H. SHARRlTs OF
this county.
At the time, by the same, Mr.. DANIEL KALDAci,
OF Reading Pa, to Miss MARY SHARRIrs of this county
THE printers fee accompanied the above in the
shape of cake &C., for which the happy couples will
accent our thanks.l
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PHILADELPHIA, July !

Sixtypersons, young and old, IRE already
known to have been killed by this sad diSas
ter. Others are in ndying condition. Much
sympathy is felt for the unfortunate victims
OF the accident.
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A letter from Kansas is published in the
New York Stants Zeitung, II Democratic
German paper of New York city, IN which
the writer says, that to man, all the Ger.
mans in the Territory 60 with the Free
State party.
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WASHINGTON, JnlY Il

WASHINGTON, July Is.
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the nominations of John Forsythe MS Minister
and Walker Fearn ms Secretary of Legation
to Mexico, both Of Alabama, in place OF
Aessrs. Gadsdcn and Strips, recalled.
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.-H- Greedy, OF the N. Y. Tribune, in his
account Of the closing proceedings Of the
House in the Brooks case, says:-AIr. Brooks
retired amid the applause of the South Gal
lery, which was filled with ladies' and gem
tl'mcn, and upon reaching the lobby was eni-
braced ana showercd with kisses by the
l,di.s
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Notice.

THE undersigned will open at swsstwatsr
i about the 10th Of July large and well
selected Let Of Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery,
and in fact nearly any article the Farmer
tention Of the public. J.T.ROwLAND.
Swsstwstsr, June so-et
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ELMIRA, July l6.-A fire occurred last
night which destroyed 40 buildings in the
business portion of the village. Loss . Co.,.
QUO, insurance $4,000.
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Land and Property for Sale.

ON Thursday, the l4th Of August next. I
" will sell to the highest bidder, at my
house, on Coker Creek, Monroe county, Ten
nessee, lying one. half mile South of the Sta
ton. on the Turnpike Road, the valuable
plantation on which now reside. containing
Two Hundred and Forty Acres-near one
hundred acres Of bottom land-in high state
of cultivation, well improved. with good
buildings and splendid water. Ierms-One
half down, the other in twelve moptI,s-bond
and good security and-a lien on the land un-
til the purchase money is paid.
q fine lot Of Cattle, Hogs. Sheep, House Fur.
niture. and Corn Crop, &c.
particularly invite all persons wanting .
fine Farm to be present on the day named, As
l am determined to sell.
DAVID TAYLOR, in
July Is, ls58-4t-40S
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, July 81.
BACON, fair demand hog round 10 o 1Oc; sides clear
IL a l2Kc, ribbed II a 11Hc; hams lax q l1Hc;
shoulders o. LARD, In kegs and cans Ike; barrels
12c. FLOUR superfne, sacks and barrels o. a 1926;
extra $3.50 % 875 q 100 bs WHEAT, red, including
sacks, 81 CoRs 60c, good demand Oars, sacked, 4Oc.
BEEF, on foot, 90 BIC. BEANS, white, u. BEsswAx
IS a 20c.-IateAigencer.
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In the vicinity Of Clinton, Miss, some of
the planters have been nearly ruined by the
army-worm in their cotton crop. The crop,
however, looks very well, and will he gener-
ally good in that section.
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FATAL AFFRAY AT VicKsBuRG. "A few
days ago mn nflfay occurred at Vicksburg.
Miss d, in which VIM B. Blodgett was stabbed
and killed by James Morris. The latter fled
was pursued, and shot, receiving mortal
Wnllud
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sw The Cincinnati Commercial is author.
lied to state that the report in the Buchanan
papers that Hon. Thomas Ewing is Bucli-
allan man is without foundation,
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tY- Among the novelties of commerce,
we uotice NJ Chicago the charter of yes.
sci for Liverpool, with n full cargo of wheat,
ut thirty cents per bushel freight.
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f5g-The RepubIican State Convention nI

sY- The Republican State Convention of
Vermont assembled at White River June.
ton on the I'd instant. The Windsor Journal
says it "was overwhelmingly large and en-.
thusiastic." 1t is further stated that ''men
known for years us thorougi.going Demo.
Gratis were there in great numbers, and that
most of the speakers were those who have
acted with the Democratic party in years
past. Wings were there, too, and Frcesoil
ers-all now acting ns Republicans" Hon.
Ryand Fletcher was nominated for Cover.
nor and James NJ. Slade for Lieutenant Gov.
erno,. Anti slavery resolutions where adopt.
cd, and the nomination of Fremont and Day.
ton approved.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-25

e Later ndvices frem Central America
announce the death ofthe President of Co.'S
ia Riea, tho Vice President, and the Secre.
tary ofState-al from the cholera.
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New York, July l7.--Cotton steady,
Sales 800 bales, both holders and buyers
awaiting steamers letters. Flour unsettled
Wheat dropping Southern white IS.
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eH- Hon. Jere. Clemens has returned
home from his Northern trip aud taken the
field as Elecior for the State nj large of Al
abnma lie feels conlident of MIR. Fillmore's
election,
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yF Mr.HofIInan Of MaryIanl. was the
only mcmberof Congress from Slave State,
who voted to expel Mr. Brooks.
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ALWAYS SUcCEssFUL.-The American De-
mocrat, published Mt Baltimore, says with
truth:
"Mlnrd Fillmore never has been defeated
in anything he undertook, and we will ex.
press our firm belief that he never will be-
Every step that he has made in life, rom in.
fancy to manhood, has been upward and on.
ward, aud 81 it will be until lie reaches the
highest point TO which an American citizen
can aspire, the Chief Mlgistracy of the coun
try, which he has so faithfully served
Why should Fillmore have been 50 thor.
oughly tested, and not found wanting, if it
were not that he might become the great
pence.maker of our native land, and cause
the North and the South, the East and the
West, the free.soiler and the slave owner to
unite cordially in sustaining the glorious ia.
brio of American union and freedom"
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Decision On tbs LlQuoR LAw.-The
Springfield iMass.) Republican states that
the Supreme Court of that State has sus.
tanned the constitulionality of the existing
liquor law in cases brought up to it from sew
eral of the eastern counties.
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Agord many democratic papers. North
and South, have died out since the noulina
ton of Buchanan.
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t1s- Mr.. John Stubs, worthy man and
good printer, died In Columbia, s. g., on
the 18th inst.
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DECLARING FOR FREMoNT.-The New York
Herald Of Monday says: A convention of
delegates from the German Turnverein Asso.
Citations of New York, New Jersey and Con.
nrcticut was held recently mt Military Hall, in
Even Street, Williamsburg, for the purpose
of amicably arranging some matters of differ.
cnce between the Eastern and Western assO.
cihtions.
Franz Deck presided, and F. Hume acted as
Secretary. Twenty.eight societies were rep
resented, and the matters in question were
duly arranged. Afterwards II political dis.
cusson arose, and the delegates reported that
all of the associations were in favor of the
election of Colonel Fremont. There are co..
900 Turner's in the United States, of which
about 1000 reside in the Southern States, and
are in favor of the election of Buchanan. In
New York and New Jersey there are about
10000 Turner's, and it is reported that, with
the exception Of about 200, they are Fremont
men.
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MINISTER'S TO MgxIoO.--The reported
nomination of John Forsyth, Esq, as minis.
ter to Mexico, was premature.
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Nashville Market.

NAsuviLLE, July 81.
wuEAr-Recepts OF wheat are still very light. We
quote II at 70 a Toe D bushel. BAo0s-There IL st
an active demand with fair amount Of Bacon coming
In. II rules from to l0c. IROs-Tennessee iron OK
% 9Hc. NAILS l0d t+,25 a 4,bO. rH
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The TRULY BRAvE.-That man only is
truly brave who fears nothing so much ns
committing mean action undauntedly fultills
his duty, whatever be the dangers which
jnoede his way.
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81. New YosK, July ls.
Flour irregular-s00o sold at soa5 95,
Wheat quiet, Whisky sale 100 barrels.
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OTlf you want to see black squall,
lust look at negro baby attacked with cole.
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In Chancery at Athens.

III Chuncery AT Athens.
Original and Amended Bills1
L. NJ. Stansbury and wife, and Jas. S. Cssteel.
Us.
John Jack, ]. J. Elliott. aud others.
TN this cause 1t appears that Abraham Cas-
i teel, Willis. Casteel, and Nancy Casteel,
heirs at law of Edmond Casteel, deed, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, it 10
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, for four successive weeks,
requiring said non resident defendants to up.
pear at our next Court Of Chaneery. to be
held at the Courthouse in the town Of Ath.
ems, McMinn county, on the Sd Monday Of
August next, then and there to plead. answer.
Qdemur to complainants said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them.
and heard accordingly.