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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
@aiIenseri6tS : Serfauf.
Bon iebr iadsturem Iiesentrm Gi-

geutbum.
8raEt unb ,ufplae einss Sefrbts aus brm g9a'
frnssrift pUn 2sGa 9auntp. Iclsn dui 8rsttasS
ben 26hrn Ncpsmtsr. INN 10 llbr Sormittdas.
am 5aule bes SsritCrbsnsn. In Sisscrspills. fol-
arnbs Stn6s eano, ssisasn In Glib unp 9lcro'
gBbsitbaa 3aunidirs. auf rifentliftr Senou psr'
fault rsbrn, namli6'
$40. I.-Gimc 0eipi6e Sdmcrci,
aslsssn nats tei @utbspills, In Glib s4tsitball
Saunldip. scrteastrm Gauutp srGn,cno an
0inoer ron Seniimin 8absnclb. 5rau Schn Witl'
Ter. Samss 8. &lsin. aarcn e'utb uno anssrs {;
entbalteno 1914 adr. Die Serbian Sricf Fisst
bur6 biefs Sauosi, unb ttpd ~ adsr bapcn
linp bsrrlihe g8itItn. unb rtpa 8 2ldrr SclSlanp.
Die Srrbsbrunssn bdrduf frO
- Gin SwriitEdiatcS 8rdm>g m>gScbnz
;Hshs bauS,
EssssK NIT elmer badltsintrnsn Ride. rin elm
liEdaes Slcd 9etnstaus. tadiisnerne S4sucr.
gBaarnbaus unb auOus Rstsnsstduts. Gin gu
ter Srunncn unb sn bsrrli&sr Saumsartsn te'
finren fih strnfdus auf bsm gsenttum.
DC. 2.-Sim 0cUi6cr Stridb 2Hmc,
lsegcn in Npro gBbsitbau SdunI6ip. tcIastsm
Gauntp. 9rdnssnb an ednbsr ron {. u. Z. sBart'
man. Sctn 5anft, gRitidm Ncfsr. urb an cine
SffrntliGe Strabs; rRtbaItsno 2 Sldrr uno u
9tutbsu.
$40. 3.-Gin Hcipi6c$ gtiif 2dnb,
sslsssn stsnfalS in NorO Dbctbal SauniGp !;
grGn,enb an fdnbsr prn SdlCmon Disbi, Deter
5sneridS unb an clue SHrntIiAe Stra6s entbal'
ttnb 2 Nder uuo i34 9iutbsn.
Slo. 4.-Nin Sctpi6cS Stiif SdMb,
sslsasn in 3Orb. Btsitbaa 5aunI6ip ardn,snr
an 2Gnbsr bss psriortsntn abrabam Sltpb. Gal.
Umcu eisenteraer, RiGaeI Srmmsl, unb aRcsIe.
snttaltrnp % @dtr unb IL 9luttr.
IS 1T bies bas bintrrlabsnr lisssnos Giasnttum
pes pFrlUrbsnrn q nj o 8 u a a6Pnpl b, lcet'
bin pcn tsia9trm ROro.Bbritbaa aaunl6ip, St'
da Gauntv.
Die 9eOtnSuussu am Sertaufttdss uni Nuf
paTtun9 prn
Ssrsi, 2!sps" fiIs"Ssr'' R%,,ns asm'ss.
Durd bic Gourt-S. SauSman, cdr.
Gleiafalls am ndmIihrn Sag unb
Srt
IoIsn fclsenbe bsptsIiGs Otter auf STtutIi6G
Senou pertauft wsrpsn, udmlif:
3wd gfrOr, sirs Got pfrbrssf&irs rrpruntr
3 Setts brpprIts @sI6irre InO, sine ,pepfsrps
Omnibus. eia i'sSuls S6lIttsn. ScI,i6Iittsn.
SultsY, Buggy. cine Get S6littsnidrllsn, elm
nsuer Sweisduls Baasn. sin Srud. gBdasu. Dno'
miibIs. StrObtant. DrrI6mai6ins unO pfrcees.
matt, pfdse, Gs9sn, we au6 bas 0rtWus si'
nsr SddfrinparO. cine IcuIoina' unb Ssmpn
Waltius, Sadilrinpfen. S&sbS, S6isbfdrrsn unr
nod cine SeriGierenbsit aurrtr Grtittl, Ju um'
lSneti6 su mtlbeu.
s0~ Das Iiessnbs Gistnt6um Fann I'M @anjcn
unb in Stiidfn sstauit wsrosn.
BGrp psriUnsn wsI6s Oas Gissntbum In gussn-
ihtiu ju nsbmen Winldsn. bsistsn DcrIupre6en
td Cen aominiltratorcn.
gcsemter TO. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

sg0m. g. @1cr in 6cp.gIcr sablts Srri'
ise gRcGr an sinrm Gage s85.000 Ear. Dram
DE Sduern In pennfptoanisn tc,ablen pisl Garrn.
ater bod nidt 70 pisl fpe Sr. @lOr in glep. gcrf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Sebr fbdtbarss
QieaenbeS SermD9ert
GicntIiCtJ III pcrFaufcn,


ETrntlib 81 pcrfaufcn.
Gea pertauft rpsrcsn auf cfenItidr StnNu. ON
Gsdlthaufs pcn g m n 9Rener. In 3crowhets
ball Saunihip. eeda @anntp, am SahIlfo9 Den 27hsn
Slcpsmbsr ndcbifsnf, UNI llhr Ratbmtta9F, eas tcl
asnce Ihdstors IisssneS Glssntbum, nimIth;
Rc. 1.-Gine prdhti9e Saurrri
aelcasn in beIaetem g7orbwhsitbuG. ON csr Sroes
pen ageutauu natt gRauh Ghunt. ersuisno on edns
Der ron bsnrp Shan, psurr Srad. 2bcmas Rub
uno aubsrsr; sntboltsno as adsr. mCbr cosr psn;
ssn.-Die @erteSerun9en earauf fno
- Gin sweiitbdisteS itcinerneS
i::;;A g8pb Bans,
E lsE Gin Trams eshnfbaus, cine etbwsi,cr.
ihtusr uuO bic ncthpsnri9en ItCsnestSuot. = 4si
Zen gtbSunsn IN Gin Rrunncn sutcu S3afsrs. .9aIt:
csn uuo Stsintruh. elm aspclpaum3orten. lisscnocs
gB ,Bsr quite Tcnitu uno anosrs BslucmlihteitSn au
esm plus. Sehs adsr fnc quite sSisfsn.
Nc. 2.-3 9ldcr Gi'enrrs-Sant,
aetsesu in tsmfrttsn 2aunfbip unO srruBnp an
&c. l.
glc. 3.-Gin Gtid 2anb,
arsnano on &c. uno 9 suthoItsno g adcr. pc-
pcn 3 ader ocIsauo IL. - Sorauf brfinoeu iitb 3
aafcFtn uno quite StsiutrtibS, uno III cine bcrrhs
9deasubtit fir 8olttrcnnsr. incem ithcn itt mrhrc:
rem Sobrsn eas 6,ibaft nit Grfcl9 bier bttrittsn
purbe.
Nc. "a g(fcr @ouIant,
IN Der Cir es pdhs pcn otr SQouh Lhuut Strofs
noth Rcmia's NRdht fiihrt, in pcrCrrpdhnSm 9icrr:
gSbtithon Saunfhip; orcnEuo an eauo rcn Srant.
lin gRtdtsg, 1trabam Sbao, Na2io uup @borts
Shao. .
SO. 5.-Gin unb Gin balbrr 2lfrr 2ant,
an Der Straas mslbt pcn Der SNaut Lhunf Strofc
nath 8cmi9's " dhs fdhrt; orcuicno an Nlc. 4, on
eano ucn Touic unb CHARTS Shac.
Nr. 6.-Gine ibGebare YlantaIde,
assarn in Siip:qEbsitbaIl Sounitbp, esdba 9auntp,
an Der Strafs prn Sincn Wepcr's GSaltbaus Rah
Srrriu's Sriids entbaItcuo 63 1dtr, mcbr Cner
psni9er; srsnIsno an Sono ron Gli YGicclman. Sa
MEL app. oenrp 9utb uno anoertr. Die StrtsdC:
ruuseu fue Gin
"a lfeinerneS g2cbubouS,
lssezH Gin Srdmc 9BcbnbauS, SRoibhaus. StbmSis
,trihtuEr. @a9sufhcp, Seirsrprsfbaus uuo anoerc
Heben9etduee, aIe in gutter SrCnuna. llnaefSbr 10
adsr oss eauhss it cIsano, oos llsbrteS III pom Of:
lerteifeu Srudbtlnnos. in su,cn Senlcn. Der 9luR
Ia init eiucm 9uttn 8dumaortn uuo nitfthltnbtnl
SRaffsr perftbtu, pie AUDI rem Ssltcn Sotttsin aui
ocm ean0e III.
Dtt Ssriu9unssn am @srtaufstass ane aufwar:
tun9 psu
Hapio 5d,ac,
f1ISite Sd,ao,
Jeirpb 3dae,
gSpemtsr To- ua3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

Su @susUrt, Rsu. .Scrisg. WaNlduidts, Sri
disan, gDiseUniin, SainpiS uub Dsldpdre fno
asirn pcr 5dssn Bablrn sebaltsn werpsn,-
bitisItr Fap wabrIiG slorsi6 ausgefllsn. unb
bic 8uhanan' 'Sclaornrwetsrunss uno 6reiban'
bels. Hea;rruna trtal acIflaaen pcrbeR,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10

R@alr. 6. WeGturs. prn Gbomtrsture,
rpirO ais SprcAsr Der nd4Asn grisBsebunS pUr'
sel4lassn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Sit=&JcuniDlDania
TieQClbdbn Scrip

rutrb on par fur giSSct an Osu Srcsvtrtaufs prcis
sen, an ben SirostNrc Gdsd &4srtsn, IN SErts
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9fcp. 10. rd]m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
allies rrebt III NrInurk !
Nean bat Dpn ben SerieD SlueS
0cb6rt
Sourrab fir @aha6uiettS 1t. Wtidisan
Der lrbtc Tropfrn Srmofratiibcs Slut
a. abscsapft
S5iuipee NIT Scm 10 ScutS 1aslebu!

Sa;rat fir 5rsitst unO einen tef&dssntn 9uriff
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-11-10
Qebriun9e Gntlaufen.
st d 6 + / Cb t

wiro bitrmit stsetrn. po6 bic llut.r,riGndrn aIS
Grreutorsn pcn ber sinterlafsnfhaft bee psrlloS>
tsnsR u brata am . m tb, lrstbtn pun epnH
Gaunffip, et9a Gduntp anseRsut Wcrbtn iinp.
Vile plrienigru psriCnsn Oabsr. psIGe nod an be-
fnsts 5inirlaiirl6nft f6ulcis fnO, FnO bier.
purG criuGt ici&e SGuIp innrboIb feds NO.
den atsutssablVn, LIMB SUi6s Die nod rr6t-
md6ise 6orpsrun9rn babCn. inp stsnfdle uiubt
icl&s innsrtdb Der tslaStm Grit pCtItrfitIst
sinSubSnri9m an
Janice ). 5mirb, (sr.or.
- rptlIiam J. Smirb, VI 0'S'
Ncrembcr 10. ha6m
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
Educational Ass0cintrn
Of NOvIna Western OhiO.

The fourth Annual session Of
this body will be belh at Perrys-
burg on Friday Gnd Saturday,
the 2ith and 25th days Of De-
cemhr.
An opening address will be
delivered By one Of the citiEeus
OF Perrysbnrg. which will be- fol-
lowed BY an address from John
E,ton, Jr President Of the AS
sociation.
John Ogden, Esq, Agent Of
the State Teachers Associatioui
will be present aud deliver ahi
dresses upon The practi,e ami
theory of teaching. Glasses from
different schools will also b. in-
troduced 10 illustrate methods
Of giving instruction.
II is Intended Inst she pres.
cnt session shall be riibie US grue.
teal as possible, and many of
the leadingeducators Of this por-
,ion Of the State have given as
suruncesthot they will be pres nt
and take part In the proceedings.
Since this is the first session
held In Wood county it is hoped
iha, II will DO fully represented
from every pOrt of it, and that
every teacher will come prepared
to do something to help onward
the noble work in which he is
engagad.
f.. W. HENDERSON.
Sccy. of the Association,
Waterville, Nov. ~, 80.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

~ Snow iell on last Saturday
aud Suday. covering the ground
TO the depth of about fourieeA
inches. Ii has not been cold
enough TO be servictnbIe for
shedding purposes aud the riv-
er still keeps open,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

"A life Of Washington has
been published in Athens, GREECE.
II is pleesont TO foncy the de-
scendants Of the heroes of Mar
athon aud PlatG coming its pa
ges in the Temple of Theseus,
or while reclin ng agains; ths
magnificent Corin,hian columns
of the Temple Of Jupiter Olym-
pus, with the low murniuT OF the
Hissus sounding in their ears.
Uy- Rev.l.P. Cannon goes 10
Bryan next Sabbath and his pull
PIT will be occupied by some
other minister. The course OF
lectures will he resumed on the
following Sabbath evening.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

~ The next m-eting OF tn,
Mite Snciely will be- at The resi-
dence OF f. r Miller. A ilne
lime is in store Tor those who
may attend.
We expect tpissus the Pre-.
S'aenrS Inesege IN sne extra next
week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
n1- The ,hrillinslv interest.

1o- The lhrillingly interest
ing story commenced IN this pa
per, from the pen of Auditor
Ross, will be continued for four
successive weeks, after which
we will eudeavor TO find some
thing that may be quite as intc-
resting to our readers, though
not SO profitable to us.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

nY- Hon. Thomas l.. Harris.
Of MS. died ut his residence im
PeteBburg,on Wednesday OF last
week. lie was the leading Anti
Lecompton democrat in the
lower house Of the presen, Con-
gress, and had just been re-elect-
ed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

f5> Rev. w, s. Lun, preached
Thanksgiving Sermon nt the NJ.
K. Church, which is highly spo-
ken Of by those who heard it,
But few persons attended tho
meeting, because il was not gem
orally known. We charge moth
ing for publishing religious no.
tees. and as it is impossible for
us to be in more than one plaee
at a time, some person connected
with each congregation should
see that the public are advised
Of such special meetings. II is
not pleasant for a mau to pre-
pare a sermon for u special oc-
cusion aud then have empty
seats for an audience. Neither
is it agreeable for those who
would like TO attend such meet
ings to only hear OF them utter
they have pussed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

SOME oP THE SqUAsHEs. We
are credibly informed that Isaac
Ludwig, Esq, of Providence,
Lucas county, raised 30 large
squashes from four vines in two
hills. One vine, 81 feet square,
bore two, each of which weighed
ITO lbs. Let MS hear from Cler-
mont and Hardin again on the
"Wegitable.'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

Hs3~lt is our intention IN visit
Napoleon os soon MS possible,
just 10 sc; pufftd," for the ed
Itors OF the pape,s at that place
can 10 a lcetle the best jobs of
whilewaslIing of any body that
Ne know OF. FRIEND Manor, ot
Toledo, is sent up into the Ihirl
heavens 'on howery beds OF
case by the Star, while Ashley
is completely beslaveIed all ovtc
with the praises of the NOrth-
West However, this is not 10
be wondered at, az u real live
specimen Of humanity is sri-
dom seen in Napoleon, and wh'n
a Toledo lawyer goes up then,
the children are not prIIuit,ed-
10 go inlO the streets, the womcW
: don their best Mh aud tucker
and waive gay-culored Louisana
silk hsndkerchieis from eve,y
window, Snd The men issue from
numberless dogSeries aud tullow
the distinguished visitors At u
respectful distance with ihoiF
hands deep in breeches packets
aud mouths oil agape 10 see such
a wondruus sight Everybody
should so to Napoleon and call
on the editors--but don't sll ~
u, once tor they would 80 mad
with excitement.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

yz.g- # affords us pleasure TO
announce that w. J. Hitchcock.
Esq. who has been detained in
Vermont mOrs than two months
Gy severe sickness, is now con-
valeScent. lie reached home on
Tuesday and hops to be ready
for active business duties in u
few days. Give him n call.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02

Near Lnporte, Ind, few
days since, DR.. Bailey discover
ed an owl lurking about his
barn, ran TO the house 10 get n
gun, but in passing out OF his
door, it went off, shot his wife
and child, aud his sister and her
child 90 badly that they are not
expected to recover. The gun
was loaded with buckshot.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18
Chancery Sale Of Valuable Land
and Negroes.

IN obedience to an order of the Chancery
L Court at Pikeville, Bledsoe county, Ten.
nessee, at the March term, 1858, in the cause
of John HUTCHINSON ct al, Executors Of John
Blllingsly, deceased, as. Jane X. Billingsly ct
al, will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
on the 9Th day of August next, at the late
residence of John Billngsly, decd, in Bled-
soc county, on a credit Of one and two years,
except five per cent. Of the purchase money
required to be paid down, a large aud valua.
Ole TRACT OF LAND containing about SSS
acres Of good Sequatchie soil. which will be
uiNl1ed INTO three tIacts, so ae to make each
a valuable farm, one of which will include
the widows DOVER and will be sold subject
70 the same. Also, in like manner Thirteen
Hundred Acres. of Valuable Mountain Land,
Which WIZ be divided into two tracts. Also,
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, to wit: Hender,
son, about As years of age Amanda, about
20; Morton, about 20; Richard ~, and Ema-
line 25-for all Of which the purchaser will
be required to give bond and approved secu-
rlty, and lien retained on the same until
the purchase money is paid. The sale to be
between the hours of IL and o'clock.
S. @. NORWOOD, C. d. NJ
Pikeville, May 2s, ls5s-6t-prs fee 5000
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18
June IS, ls5s-4t-prs fee s3-5os



Dan'l Robinson and wife Mary, formerly Mary
Lasater, John Smith and wife Elizabeth,
formerly Elizabeth Lasater, William McLinn
and wife Nancy Ann, formerly Nancy Ann
Lasater, Justus c. Steed and wife Sarah c.,
formerly Sarah C. Lasater, and Jonathan
Lasater and William Lasater, Administra-
tors of the estate of Wiley Lasater, decd,
Us.
James II. Lasater and Elizabeth Lasater.
TN this case it appears from an allegation
l. in the bill filed, that James Ii. Lasater is
a non resident citizen of Tennessee. it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, newspaper published in
the town of Athens, McMinn county, Tennes.
see, for four successive weeks, requiring the
said James ii. Lasater to make his personal
appearance at our next Court of Chancery,
to be holden at Athens aforesaid, on the Sd
Monday Of August next, to plead, answer or
demur to said bill filed against him and Eliza
beth Lasater IN said Court, or the same will
be taken as confessed as to him and set for
hearing accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, @. d NJ
June Is lS5S-4t-prs fee S3-5OS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18


And yet we fear to enter there"
DIED-m Charleston, S. c., on Wednesday morning,
the ID inst Mrs CAROLINE ROwgSA SAMPLE wife OF Mr..
Thomas b. Sample, and daughter Of the late " NJ. and
Penelope Campbell, of Athens, Tenn.
Tears not forbidden to the bereaved "Jesus
wept" at the grave OF friend. But "Hope wipes tine
the "stng of death 10 removed sin is pardoned "vic
tory" achieved over the "last enemy" and loved
ones, though absent from us, are present with the
Lord" and partakers Of His joy.
Mrs. 5. was born in Athens, Tenn, Nov goth, 1882
Her mOther-a daughter of the late DR.. W. II. Dead
erick-was a most estimable christian woman, who
prayerully endeavored to train her children In the
"murture and fear of the Lord" During the month OF
October 1852 forty-one young persons were admitted
to the communion of Marshil Church, profession Of
faith in Christ Mrs. S. was one OF that number; and
of four dear young christians who, after adorn
ing their professions for brief period and giving most
satisfactory evidence their renewal have been taken
away from the III to come" Afer her marriage, Mrs
" went with her husband to reside In Charleston, s. c.
Their home was made happy by mutual affection and
the blessing OF God few weeks before her death her
husband LEFT home to transact business in Tonnes
sec, and was absent when the summons came. BY her
own request her remains were brought to Athens and
inferred beside those OF her mother On her removal
to Charleston she attached herself to the Church OF
which Rev. DIR. Dana is pastor. In letter since her
DEATH Dr. d. says, In speaking OF visiting her the day
before her death, "she revived wonderfully, was per
fecty herself and desired to and to receive the
sacrament | offered prayer with her In accordance
with her wish and to what said to her she replied,
perfectly happy She wonderfully raised above
the fear Of death She also said that all she had to
wish was her husbands being brought in, or words to
that effect, and said to me, when he comes, ten him
dH-get him to come regularly to Church. II he does
not, you must come round and bring him.. After
ceying the sacrament she desired to bdptise her
infant. II was brought to her bedside and the ordi
administered. The scene was inexpressaby az
fecting II difficult not to be quite unnerved by it,
| have never witnessed more heartfelt
sympathy. The ladies, constantly around her bed
watched her with solicitous tenderness that
could not be surpassed All that medical skill and SYM
pathetic devotion could do for her was done She had
1,rin bnr gtaVw wit IN nil
who knew her-most to those who knew her best She
was truly lovely and consistent christian
Amiabe, interesting, warm-hearted as she was, her
simplicity and loneliness Of character will not fade from
our memory May lie who chastens whom he loves,
sanctify this affective stroke to her devoted husband
TO her berehved relativesto all whose sympathies
hnYe heeh tenderly awakened by her early derarture
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued from
ID the office of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county Tennessee, and to me direct,
ed. will sell, at the Courthouse door in
Athens. on Saturday, the oath day of July
next, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
all the right, title, interest and claim that
S. S. Gentry has in and to Forty Acres of Land,
more or less lying in the 18th Civil District
of McMinn county, Tenn, and adjoining the
Lands of J. Harrell, J. H. Crockett and others
Sold to satisfy a judgment and costs recover
ed by Joseph Malone against said S. S. Gen.
try before J. J. Elliott, Esq.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Shift
June Is, ls5S-st-prs fee s3-50S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18
Negroes AT SheriG'S Sale,

IN obedience to two il. .tas issued from the
i office of the Circuit Court Clerk Of Me.
MINI county, and to me directed will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of July next, at the Court house
door in Athens, two Negroes, to wit A wo.
man named Mary, and boy named Daniel
levied on as the property Of James P. Senter,
to satisfy two judgments and costs obtained
against James p. Senter and W. c. Lillard, in
the Circuit Court for McAIinn county, Ten.
nessee, at the April term, ls5s-one in favor
of Dewing, Thayer d Co., and the other in
favor of Hyatt, McBurney & Co.
VIM. FOSTER d. Sh'f.
June Is, ls5s-3t-prs fee S3-5Os
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

AGAIN ON TIE UNION SUBJECT.
The cloud of opposition having arisen, l
am almost ready to give up my Union Meet.
ings, pointing TO the Lamb of God. Those
who once joined with me in the worship Of
God, are now holding opposition meetings
near and laboring industriously against mine.
My Church concluded that should not
preach-one preacher having said that was
not useful to the Bnptists, another that If
preached | would be imprisoned. While
others who heretofore had not hesitated to
call me brother, are now at n loss to know
what to call me, and without any provoca
ton have not failed to call me hypocrite and
liar, and lately published in the Post dagger
to my meetings. The devil may have prompt
ed me to my union efforts, making me believe
that was doing Gods service. God only
knows. There are some who have the spirit
of Christ, (John lIth: 23d.) Their united
prayers ] ask. JONI DOUGLASS.
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from
ID the office of the ircuit Court Clerk o
McMinn county, Tennessee, and to me direct
cd, will sell TO the highest bidder, for casl
in hand, at the Court house door in Athens
on Saturday. the Gath day of July next, all
the right, title, interest and claim that Gar
Newman has in an to One Acre Of Land, ad
joining the Lands Of Joel Trplett, Nathan
Kelly and others, and lying in McMnn coun
ty, Tennessee Sold to satisfy judgment
and costs recovered by Joel Triplett against
said Gan Newman, before James Baker, Esq
JOHN A. GOULDY, Shift.
June Is. ls5S-3t-prs fee S3-5Os
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A CARD
Samuel Swan GO 90.
Ea The Ruhlic.

The extraordinary pursued by the rival mana
gers OF different Lotteries njure because lib
eral schemes, and prompt manner of doing business,
has materially affected them, compes to call special
attention to the facts which all who deal with know
already that is, Lotteries are legal the managers
and trustees honest and honorable men, that have
sold prizes In the last twelve months than all 9TH
er Lotteries IN the Union; aud that they have been
promptly cashed in all cases presentation.
The effort to njure is aimed not only at bust
ness by rivals, but is also intended to act political.
~ Of our partners and we assure our friends
and the public that CONCERN ALL RIGHT and
this, the legal investigation which shall urge to a
hearing, will fully demonstrate. In the meantime our
business will be conducted usual.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Lottery Managers,
June lat Augusta, Georgia.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF EXCHANGE BANK
NOTES

NOTES.
The undersigned, a Committee appointed
by last General Assembly Of the State of Ten
nessee, TO investigate the securities of the
Free Banks, deeming it to the best interest
OF the State, and important, to proper and
just determination of several questions be-
fore us for consideration, to know the true
circulation of the Exchange Bank of Muir.
Peterborough, as far ms the same can be ascer.
tanned in view Of this end, do request all
persons holding the notes of the said Bank
to make known as soon as possible the amount
OF notes holden by them, to the Clerks of the
different County Courts and the said Clerks
are requested, after the expiration of thirty
days, TO report the same to us in Nashville.
Communications addressed to the undersign-
ed, Box 5O7, Nashville, Tenn. The Press are
respectfully and earnestly requested to aid
us in ascertaining these facts.
j. d. GooDPAsTURE
A. F. Corr,
TAI. W. NEWMAN,
MICHAEL VAUGHN,
Nashville, June IA. JAS J. TURNER.