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i'll SiIfc, gu 5ilfe!
nNmalie, mas GIFTS 2" trummte cine ticie
S%ablttmme curd Die 9Sano pee 9leben,immers
ntrdumf 0u?"
"Satrr, Sater, nm @Ottss &iatm gu 6iIie,
9tautcr. III 6ilft2 2"
Der osrr Grrepitlousrat6 mar ifarr uno menn
eS "'6t 10 punteI srweien mare, bate man lebsn
fOantn. mic ism rr 6anrs III Srrse ~fanpen. sr
wpllte I'D entlhuloigcN unO ~ltctttrte:
.pod6uStrebrenpeS TrGulein -" ober
mcitsr brddts or time SYlte 9rraue, bic 2unoe
tleUte i9m am @aumen. Oils ater rr Sasltlmme
i'm Ntbrnjimmcr Irulte:
nIn1lle, Daite i'm isit, it tomme!"
Oh ermabte CT nur 6u p!obLif AUG leincr @r.
ltarrun9, unp e5 lam onI einmal cine merfmilr-
ol9e 5nbrnn8 iber ion, unp nit ,~itternoer Soi1
ole Stiefei licb sr i'm Stritbr, Iubte er bic 5ki;rr
mitpsr Sn i%iupen.
Stbt rrptl&te er cine unD ~liiir,te Ihb fcpfiiber
bt1aus, eoer ptelmebr binein, oenn or mar in o.
men 9reBen &leiprrlhrdnf scratben. Sn prm
Bette lGris es I, Better. Worpjp :" Der Grpepit;oua.
ratb tampite in penn &lsiperfalten nit ,wei l,nts,-
rpdsn uHO elmer Grtnclinr, unp luhtr lid yerar.
benS aus rem NsBe brrausiuwifeln, pos bic ,oht.
lplsn Setanptbcile elmer Damens @a1oer,hr at.r
letnsm nn8IildIiAsn oauptc suIammeu,,,c,,r
Va marc Die 3'mmertbur aufaeriTea. INN i'm
ShlaIrode, Der eine bGhlt einfaAe 5ui(ette ,e,.
9"usH i'At'' /" Der sineH 3anO sin gi6t. in Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-29

aHsern oen bIpbru Satel, ftii,,te bic Soeeiuus
ms j3immer. pr""
'aHali'' ~c, wOs" risf Der sae unS Ieu6tet
I'm ,3immer unber.
un @%0ttsewiQen, Batter, nimm DID in 96t
l%te co init talbsrfidter Stimme rntcr pen s,et
'"ps'h e'ropr, tort in Dem &alen !"
Utr' oauptnann, ole Sa6lfimme NOR
"""u'o sn 9ouptlndnn. bate nit ei.rcm Stide
Vt S'tr"'h refp9ncseirt. unp audi a.sbolp isi.
J" 0''du9splan entipprfen. unp i'm purcb nm
s' e''r Man9sl an 0uft lur ueberootc ous
~haOe tlno unsnace gu sptnarn olfp id,I,,, cr
DIG &alteutbirt 3u unp fem mte III, ~,
ten %ra9cgen.
so, i'Bt tdttrn w,r peu gUael oelonosn
i'H' Ct "hun rclien mir eas gSe,tere ohm,rto,
U'" ''llcH rumorte es nod aspaltio. unp
cine 'ia8lids Stimme rirf:
""" V'"t9 Niucn, MAIDEN Sic ouf ib Or.
''u'. Slh' Ste's, Serr Sauptmaun 2"
"<o'S Seufrt," brummic biejer. bic 6t;urs
l0u'e 'P tenner'. Nun gum 6eufsr, wsr fedt nenr
oa prinnrn 2"
uno wterer ihua Dir flaaIide stimne o,s RON,
Sateu: W."
IS" bins. 9tr unalldiiaer 9adbor. p,r g..
Pep''phsrafe; batrn mir ni6t ppr elmer Gimme
"0P 'sl s'hanpcr i'm NUtben Sauls acIelIsn nm
9aeFn OsntlnlanSs GinDeit Ieben loireu ?"
"SSaSs Netn lteber alter 8reunp. Der @rpebi.
'U"sratp Z" ihric Der 6auptmann INN rs se
S'aHthtpurc auf, rrb bcraus fauueIte rim, G;o,r
'"s er'heilne iiber Dem &ppfe uno ecrwideIt in
e'hem palpcn Dubrnb 8Sde, llnterrSden. Mou.
,'ue" "no naHfsm rie 5iaur aus Der GmsaGaae
esta"sSeiT"lt pdr, f. mar es in DIR 5bot ss.
2s't efpef'nonSratb. in !S~rmpGrmcIn, in blpeen
S'tamPf'h' uno nit rrtbem, ibpciEtriefsnpem
Scliht.
"@Ssr itrbFr, alter 8rcunp," labtc prr !6o,,r,
manu- Dan" CT mertte bcreits gtrpas. c1flaren g
mir bod !"
"5% MIL allies rrHldrsn," iaate bieicr NIT ehu,
Ner Sf'm'nt, nno mari eiusm fl6alibeu slit NIT
Dem Settr, no bereits ~ erer un,er nor 0.,...A
ftn "aS@tp lt6 bcrpprsearbcitet ba:ie. uus Oh,
our' terF'o mars "ater nur fort Yen bier. ih
l&ame mid iOul gu 3pbc."
Sn rem 9Spbniitnmcr sse 6auptuonrsa ,,x
Die Sttiarun9 bnlr scscbtn, bonn Der S,rr Gr,.-
e'V"S'"'p mar etn langiGbriger Sreuns bes
"uulse' uho 'ttn Srrunp Der Sauptnour Joht,
sap ee Saltsn 5%itterten, uno bic lro, 6o,,t.
mahn'n I'm Ntken3immcr ladtc NIT nm boutts
'p.'" ,t'ea erprotti'n0ratb fur ben uuerrpar.
'ets" oslub' nno aus Dem rriiten 3immer, mo
n'N pS @frrn Grprrifipnsratbe Stfcfe! aonse,
l'ate Is %eernfaIs, uno picler Iahts am ers. 1.,,
'ef' nn' ter oauptmann lief ii&'s ntdt netmen.
U' perr gfptpltipnerath muEte md, rim @los
p"nl@ NIT 'sm 'rtnfsn aui alte 5reunbibaft.
"A'er hur rsinen Dfunp gr9alten," laote pislsr-
als or It& um balls II usr emyfabl, bei Nrdulein
Aniaitr, mcinsm lieten 9atbenfiube. ,neros ~
mid morgan itlbit entltuIpiaen."
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Sret 1uS uaa
SSO. 27 Maau it

Vie b%tlll9lttn Try Wcep5 III 9tihmcnO!
50Oe ydrps ln6ne stpradte &atlane ppu & his 8 Som.
nerig ~ cts; lSpnt EGpnS ppu s pia - Gts.; ri, ihoI,,
zen NtGllhr mo btie QuLitli Won ,i1cpattS. OraonSirS
SarGstS gu Den bultSttn prcHtn; impne SapeysStItS N
SslotnlIcRt iu % civ. GnO %aufpGrtS; Srla SbapIs ~
81 Hnp aATparId, III alien Sdrbtn, m:.ip pcn or,ifatbtn s,s-
nag; Nultra 81 90 GtS.; lcio. Mautilltn III l.j0, S2.25
unp einlge 81 SIS, bic G~necriplrtS pas Ysprr,tr tn,tsn 81" -
YaEalO.s ulo GrttntVn SlTIS pSn % Gte. all dunpdrps, Er
slIl9ifh III 5%tItnlNno; ole ftmitcu Irani. 9lctole.wrrftC
S"V%s epHare INC e1Eibrle Sanes GUM bIlbed " enc;
He"'geo uhe DrEtPL SprItIg, Sgecnng, 9ilop. cafe, WilIo3
ttl' AHntltl&, 2rg:e GIetR, Oil Gloip, &Orptre, eIiubr,rs.
ept1S una S4pIB WAS.ta9 Su rttANieI5pcrtb etaiaeI ,pr,I.
ltl; S1plts GaierS mtt orla III 81, Sl.2j uNp artuSrtS;
4'N'eCe', SIQ uio Uoaf. liI Gt,Ipc mi OeelS III 81 I23
Hho 1htp6f'a; @ilnt3 me G~btOrcI'e elatitlS Ia Gusl nm
yea Hl0 SI !eI 9trti, p0L % Sis. al au, .sugts; Tclne
SAeisS S1'pper5 81 % StS.; Wrn'e SIppcS IN ga otS
Itiat Stspet ep. iu 81 S.o.; Sficr9 Srs, Is sn.rsE y1lnrro'
CALI ia soluble TMF perrth, Mnabsn ule Sr!sIa!S.
user 70 bs % YET. lpatea lUGl, 9tpe U9ue 81. mtu mad
=. %ta'!'tt. Jelcpb Straue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-29
Ah rls Gnmen 9tlAmonpG

Nh fW A1Men Jtltbmpnp6.
Waeame s II (ppn Yhris(, Die bei Der
iibten 5air I'M 0ietpaaNa Jnrlmt fur iRre bUtt plo
FIRST-CLASs diploma
srple!t. bat 233 2ifpGriirage, nIbs pr jltu, Gin ntueS unp
l:lDpalII5te EaSer 9pL 0iilIntr3s UI I'll tr3 iItI.
&tIeaht Is. et et GDre otn Ome I'll NIhmpn.S ar;us
ie'9sH, cap lbr GIJer 9Si SsHHtIs M2 III IIItntrv-
SS1arsn Ser neHtlttl TTanioilH:I 0IsSt ulo OIL WnAd
anSspprtn; ~SltitpIIIS YerraIptl Ole ntuIca ypnlltr II. yiups
JprEer pipeeH Il: G1I1iree, Statpcr5, ~SSrtatpS, 2IbtpuS
unF g3'ts. gsApdnlt y. wuo pt srUPit 4uImtrt1mict suf
aat Tyr III AstI perptaotn IuIIrs5f YsrlDtlreI, un9 lore
NcnncgMnen t9Suen ltn Y~erptDtrI pIlItn, oas nc nir aute
Hae selNnlIdseA aISgtWbrte S5Iare ptul. IT { bIltcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-29

SGsemianrincr.

Nls ets Neni@sn idmmtli& l6liticu,
@tn9 Die &dBe gang allsiue
Sepr mtnucnp uuf benz Gabc
Sammsrnc in benz Mvnrcnlteins.
SStmmrrte ba Sieteeihmer,sn,
Sflitite lant itr titles Seburn;
UNI Zee tsulhen Monbes Strahlsn
Sptsgeln iih in ibrcu 5brIncu.
tlno ,rct Sdtrr ltcb'n am S6prrlcin.
Vie Ger Snngfrdu 8lcb'u perncmmcn,
Supiene yirbe, fInp aiStalo fe
NttterliG btrteisefpmmcn
Aser, ADJ! itatt iii6er Iinnc,
Snrrrn ibrcr &fec SuaIcn;
Denn es iibrt Der Bca gum 0liidc
urtsr's Slut nur orc Risalen.
une oae lilc Da6 ert6nst
Spn oem Butbgeihrci ore 8risaes,
Son Dem Sdmsr; Der Nicpcrlaae
uno run Dem Sriumpb pcs Sirars.
Ste ltr b%lutcne, seclmiitbig,
Vile Orei auf Iict' rcr,ihtru,
uno nah orei prrihire'nen gBinfsln
Sbre Iabmrn S6rittc ribtcn.
Npb etc &dbr meint nun Iautcr.
A6, itntt 3pci. BAT il. MN .Rciueu.
9UNarno CAB oaS Slid ib, pgppclt
9tur UNI preifah gu Ycrneinrn.
Nuh Ole Slater in ben ySiutIu
Nedeh Ith Die ,artrn !Stnuen.
6anasn i6rcdiiA an ,u Hagen,
6urbterli6 an ,u miaurn.
aliu talrrtcrn ale Trcit,
sStmmtrn, tlaScn I'M Ole Wrttr,
VIA nnlaBltA iammcrurllcs
StrBerihnciocnpcs Scr,cttr.
@rauIscr 1T ais inmduiartiT'ncr,
9'rB'rr'f'ntr Rabrn &lascu,
uno wer brireS bort, eer iiblt mrbl,
"'' Wle elHer iet Gntla9en.
('rp ete Sbiere unb bic Irnibcn,
Oie I'M S6laf "sr9a6en S6mcr,en,
S@reden auf. Wer tanu aud fd,nardbeu
%enn paS ShifiaI malmet S.r,en2
UNI tie lammern, mimmrrn Ollie,
6ublrn aG' has srcse Ncbe,
Jt'n9en Yfoteh. 6auoc, &raaeu
DurAtinanper in Die S6be.
uno GO i6reit aMs ireem 9Einfrl.
une eS toni aus teCrr &ammer,
uno &c miro tin all1rmriner
un9ehrurcr SaBeniammrr.
Sen Gtiem, pem's palfrt 1T.
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SSlrtDfDafts : Wr0N,
aauaaQ!

@tetncn 6reinorn nnp Dem 9elammtrn putli.
ttlm ptr Nn5ri9r, pap mcrne ncuc
Observation-Disclosures
Gem Seludbs Jest pfcn ltcbt. Sttlelte if nufs
@el6mdtsoute etngtyibtct, uno t6nnrn Die de-
e9rtsn @hlte NIT Den tsltcn GrfrilhuuScn isScr
Nrt, lopie hub init warmsn nnp fa!ten Sprilcu
beoient werpcn. 98sinlriufcr mad,c IDS porau,
aaln'ertlanl, Dap ih ben pon MIR sc,caenrn
Strgjnin 9Sein
rein uno unpcrfallHt Su 90 Gts. per 8lalbc yer.
taufe. lin Saplrcihcn S;iuh bittet
Saicutin 0ehter.
Dem 9utittum O'r ~2tuSctsc, pa6 meme NIT ie-
penn Comfort periebtnen Sdper (taltc II. wcru,e)
pom NfUr9sns D ubr bis Abenpe 10 ub, ,ur S,.
nupun9 phtn ltcbeu. Slilon GidctS ~prrtlufe Id,
unter zen annepHlUArtrn Scrtn9unstr.
i. 0olle,
9ir. 266 Uroaptra6s.
Gtne 9rObc StnNu5 Stuttstl clblclt lpsben
unp ltgt unp p%crfhuit Su ben pitli9ltcn pret;cn
- -
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
e~&aT9tugtpu @5apeerr.

Nhinen 6Teunoen lsmir Dem Yublifum ;nSlcIaamt bic
er9eeent @hic'5e, Cap mttne Sommcr@SSlrthihlf MT Ycr.
lNitetntn nturn AnlI9tn sur Ilntttbaltug rtS pupltfwm,
sttl'psN' H'hi RtNt'5tl Aa9e as wleptr Qc6fn t lit. Yclpn-
p'le H'NNF 'l aHI !lSIht ntN tlnltridDteIt MuGs dufmcrtum.
lp 81 ErtF 5ttI M0fntt uno tNIEe SpriltA III 9rpEtr Nu5-
MANI 81 thetn l'np, lolple 0utb Gttr&ntc icocr &rf Ycn better
Al"@!tI"t. 0reunrl3IfEIthIt sum Sablrclacu Yciun laptt
tin STmnm 81
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- w. 9''S''ItV. s. D.. WrISWclp
0risDaID y GrisDalO,
NDOpfatcm uisb sl u,nS(rc

NioNnpnp, Sa.
0telelbtn practttircu III alien Ocrihtrn Der Stact
9tltpnlrnr, nnV N Otn Counties ppn soeurlcp
QAno@er, sling nno Gueen unp @,lsr.
W. SprperRH8en ppu 5000 mo o,fplr,s nsyS,r
pen oelItsStn III IrBRo emtUn SDeile 9mNn,rrS cpiIrrt,ri
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-29
The German ADVERTISERS

The German ADVERTISER.
:. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements ,o,sorobIa
OFfIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry Hall.
Sesingunscn.
Der "4niststr" erlttint jtpen Nipracs, srnntaaS ausss-
IsIth.", ,unl WeNTlilthen Snbhc;istiNHopreis son 10 GfS,
s"t'vIa =" VIZ tSlp. StaSfr, retr sou III iSprlibcr Spraue-
stiaNIuns. .ani,tSen rnrei inter i~plstnpen S,rjnsuno,n
g"Inapme: Stnhiaitst G%mriduns ven 10 ,3etlen ppcr mtnls
En ~ S'S, ipetn'altSe % GtS, rreimaiise Si.0O, cine
w. go, e'ne!i pttnat SOU, orel Airn1tt 81. 90, Iens
tMenaW s',oV, itpelr aicnNe SI2.UO III Yicrtcliabrlimcr
'EtNuSst,aplun5 adiet5en, bic nadp $cliebch rcfanptrt
'pe'p'h iVnt'st' wTcen nit 5000 per ,jdbr kcrehntt.
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u. a. FAUCHE,
(oo0 Yh5IS),
uermaher uIe Sewelter
1871 Mall. 5iraRe, Npiihsl Der gl,n UNI lnter

lsi MtaII- SraBe, jpiib!l Ger 9nn unp lOten.
o.. u. Sauht, Der ltt Yierunp;mITiiJ Sabrcn in brI
srrcN lltren> unO 3e,ptllcr<Welhoi!c Won ,psrls, Wrnf
Ecnson uns Nep @O!t ~bsibifust wai, y..nubt ltd pen BIZ,
germ Rl6AoHrH EH Initi9! ST mStSen, oGE sr 233 Yrpaoitr.
Gun strhTii3tS @,lN! tt eroHhrt bat, unc I'D frtuen m,rp, lille
III lcn 0cltaTt eilltaidStnoc Mrpcucu pIIclDI ,utarnr1;u-
pssSlsa unp Er 5uriterittit ~aaETaErsn ;u fjrnss.
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nj. Map,
gfO. 16l SrOaNltr., jpilhea Der 6teA unp item
@5ent fUr 5siptiid'S GDampasnrr,
cnlpittblt Dem rsutlArn Dublifum lttn niid an.
5etommenss Eager peH Gt9arren, 9Setnen, Gbam.
pa9ner, gspfubn, 9ebrhnnte 0ianerln, iiber,ud
srten GaImuo &C., mmlltA
100000 ptutlbs GiSarrsn, aar Sranes,
ZU,UOO GOnpaS Qlrana,
$4,000 ptnrg Clay (%3apaua,
$4,000 4rabucOS paoana,
1o,OOe @;iucpe, 2j&ra,
so SCren JtDsluwttne,
20 &orbe peiOtlid'lheu Gbanpaaner, fir
pelhen lcb A9rnt BIN pUn s DIS ii Dol.
lars per &CrD,,
80 Ouyenc yrbfuAcn,
81 YiO. Ssbrannte Ntanpsln uno .ater,uf-
rrten Galmu5,
peiAe 4rtitsI i9 ~ tili9em Yrsis ~cfertre.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-14
Chancery Court at Athens,
Timothy II. McCarty, Mary II. McCarty, Execu
tor and Executrx of John j.. McCarty, deed,

Timothy II. McCarty, Mary II. McCarty, Execu-
tor and Executrix of John J.. McCarty, deed,
Mahaln j. Onlcy, William Il. Onley, Mary +. Ben
nett, formerly Mary f. Oulcy and her husband
W. j. Y. Bennett, Thomas j. Onley, Sarah j
Onley, Malissa b. Onley, Nancy A. Onley
Amanda A. onley, Martha r. Kibble ard Ben.
jamin Kibblc and John Rogers Admir- of Levi
0nley, deed.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
i Master, from the hill filed in this cause.
that W. J. z. Bennett and wife Mary E. Bennett,
formerly Mary L. 0nley, are non residents of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, news
paper published in the town of Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, for four weeks, requiring said
non residents to appear Mt the next term of the
Chancery Court, to be held for the county and
State aforesaid, at the Court house in Athens. on
the third Monday of August next. then and there
to plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the same
will he taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ca parte. JOHN T.. BRIDGES, C6M
Dec II, lS6O-4t--prs fee $3-63s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-14
Monroe County Meeting.

| In accordance with previous notice large nun
Der Of the citizens of Monroe county met Mt the
Courthouse in Madisonville, on the 81 inst. TO
consider and give expression of their sentiments
upon the present critical condition of the country,
IN view of the dangers that threaten the pcrma-
macy of tho Union Of these States At the sug.
gcsticn of Col. NJ. I. johnson, Hon. Ggoper
brown was called to the Chair and DIR. W. N.
EIcKNELL requested to act ms Secretary.
On motion, the following named gentlemen were
appointed by the Chairman to draft resolutions
for the consideration of the meeting to wit: Capt.
j. G. Vaughan, Dr. Rob't +. Cooke. W. NJ. Stake
ly, G. NJ. McGhcc NJ. F. johnson, ]. T. Lenoir,
and ID. p. Waller, which Committee then retired,
and after short absence returned and reported
the following, to witt
Rcsolred, That we. the citizens of Monroe CONN
~, of all parties. are Union men. and love this
Union as dearly Us any people on earth, aud that
we want to sec the Union preserved and the Gov
eminent pcrrctuatCd, but we do not want il upnn
any other basis than that Of according To- each
section, State and citizen of the Republic the full
measure of Constitutional rights; and if this can
not be done. and the Government failing to pro.
tcct its citizens and becomes an engine Of opprcs
sion to any portion of this coniederacy seeking
the destruction of their rights such Government
IL unworthy the support and confidence of Ten
nessecnns.
Resoire1, That we approve the suggestion that
the Governor of Tennessee call the Legislature
together, to provide for u State Convention the
object of which shall he to bring about n confer
cnce OF the Southern States to consider existing
political troubles, and If possible, to compose our
sectional strifcs.
Reso'ccd, That our best, If not our only hone of
satisfactory. just and honorable settlement of
the alarming difficulties with which we arc sur
rounded, is in united South hence, all the
Southern States should agree and unite upon one
general plan of settlement, and come forward
united as one man, and demand n strict and sn
cred observance of all our constitutional ri thts
from each and every State and Territory belong
ing to our Union, and from every department of
the Federal Government and if this most rca-
sonahle and just demand be denied We arc then
ready to join our Southern sister States in n dis
ruption Of the Federal Government as the hes,
means left us to vindicate our honor and to pre-
serve our rights
On motion, the vote was taken upon the rcso-
luiions separately, and they were each unanimous
ly adopted
During the absence Of the Committee the meet
ing was addressed by John L. Hopkins. ESQ, of
Chattanooga, and Col Baxter, of Knoxville, in
able and interesting speeches.
On motion, the proceedings were directed to he
published in the papers of Knoxville, Athens,
Cleveland, Chattanooga and Nashville
The meeting was then adjourned.
GEORGE BROWN, CHM.
W. n. BICKNELL, Scc'y.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-14
Summary of the Annual Reports

The report of the Secretary of War
will exhibit healthy state OF affairs in
that important arm of our government.
Its operations and movements during the
past year have been series of successes.
The various campaigns against the un-
friendly and hostile Indians have proved.
in every instance, entirely successful,
and most of the warike tribes have been
brought TO subsection. During last year
great reduction in the expenditures have
been made, amounting to several mil.
lions of dollars.
The Secretary will, it is said, recon.
mend breech.loading guns for general use
in the service also the important recon-
mendation of last year of restoring to
the War Department the superintendent
and control of the Indians. Experience
shows that the Interior Department
ought not to have anything to do with
the Indians.
REPORT OF the SECRETARY OF THE MANY
The Secretary of the Nays rcport
will be exceedingly interesting. lie will
undoubtedly report the recommendations
OF the Board who recently reported to
him upon the subject of the construction
OF sailing vessels into war steamers, and
also for further increase of steamships
OF war. 1t is Obvious that the present
naval force is inadequate to protect Amer
lean citizens and advance our CONNER
cial interests in various quarters of the
world. The appropriations required for
this department will not exceed eleven
millions Of dollars.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Iyrr.
The report of the Secretary of the In
terror, which covers an extensive field,
larger in fact than any other three de-
partmcnts of the governments, having
under its jurisdiction the General Land
office, the Indian, Patent, Pension. and
Census Bureaus, will be very interesting.
and exhibit Il ilourishing condition of al
fairs in all its ramiications.
The Census Office has now n clerical
force Of one hundred aud twenty seven,
all of whom are actively employed in
their respective duties. The expense of
the eighth census will exceed that of the
seventh considerably, owing to the aug
mentation of population and the various
branches of industry.
The Superin tendcnt is OF opinion that
lie will oe enabled, during the approach
ing session of Congress, not only to re-
por. the appointment in the thirty
eighth Congress, but to present to that
body the population of the several States
and Il rritorics, classified by sex and con-
dtion, and to report the various products
of agriculture and the aggregate OF manu-
features.
1t has been suggested to Secretary
Thompson by several Senators, to urge
upon Congress the establishment Of a sta
tlsticai bureau. Congress, and in fact,
the Government, are without any general
reliable source of ascertaiment of our in
tcrnal trade and the annual productions
of agriculture, manufacture, &c.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.
The report of the Postmaster General
presents no new features of interest,"
Since Postmaster Holt has had charge of
that department he has made many
changes, and reduced its expenses several
million dollars.
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Stockholders Railroad Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
crs of the East Tennessee and Virginia
R,ilroad, has just been held in Jonesbo-
rough. The Annual Report of the Presi-
dent shows the gross earnings of the
Road for the last year over the previous
one, amounts to the snug sum of $780,
1922.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors on the part Of the Company,
for the ensuing year: b. +. Mcfarland,
). II. Cunningham, w. p. Beeves, John
White, G. W. Nelson. Samuel Rhca. r. p.
Rhea, L. Davis, J. McGaughcy, q. Boaz,
VIM. Brazleton, w. X. Mollett, r. Love,
w. R. Caswell. The two last gentlemen
are new members. Col. Love taking the
place of VIM. Houston, and Gen. Cas-
well filling the place of VIM. Mouldon,
Esq, who declined reelection.
The new Board met on the next day,
and reelected their former officers as fol-
lows:
b. +. Mcfarland, President.
NJ. S. Temple, Superintendent.
John Keyes, Secretary and Treasurer.
Wing, HnorciNc.
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Chancery Sale of Land, Town Lots and
aNegro Woman, at Decatur.
L., e

Thos P. Tiery and wife, and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN INTERL0CUT0-
Il ry decree made ut the October term, 1860, of
TIE Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn, will sell
To the highest bidder, in the town of Decatur, on
the 7Ih day of January, 1861, on four and ten
months time, with interest from date, a NEGRO
WOMAN, Amy, aged about 80 years. Also, at
the same time and place, on like credit the follow
ing LOTS in Decatur, Tenn, to witt Nos. 20 and
%, unimproved, and the remainder in Lots Nos.
ii aud 32, improyed-the two last named having
been assigned to the widow as DOVER Also, One
Hundred and Sixty Acres of LAND, it being the
Southwest quarter of section 20, I'd fractional
township and 4th range, West of the meridian
line. Also Eighty Acres of LAND, the South
east diagonal half of the tract on which John
Martin lived, and known as the Martin Tract or
farm--all of which Lands lie in liwassee District,
Meigs county. Tennessee. Sold as the property
of james A. liowser deed, 10 puy debts. Bond
and approved security will be required and lien
retained until all the purchase money is paid
FRANKLIN McCOBKIE, e. .f M
Nov ~. lStn--3t--prs fan
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William A. Rucker,


William C. Witt; Durham, Taft & Co.; HYATT.
McBurney 4 Co.; f. IT, Myers; Giliand, How
ell 4 Co.; Marshall 4 Bros: Bowen, Foster A
Co.; Courtney Tennent Waldron, Egleston
4 Co.; Nelson Carter; Il. b. Stoddard w. III.
Goodrich; Bantz d Bonne; Larue, Sanders 4
Co.; NJ p. Janagin; A. Caldwell james D.
Cooke; U. H. York, and W. D. Van Dyke.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
l. Master, from the bill filed in this cause which
is sworn to, that Dunhan, Taft 4 Col Hyatt Me-
Burney Co.; Z. II. Myers; Gilliland. Howell a
Co., Marshall 4 Bros: Bowen, Foster 4 Co.;
Courtney Iennant Wadron, Egleston 4 Co.;
Nelson Carter Il. B. Stoddard; W. II. Goodrich.
Bantz Il Bounce and Larue, Sanders & Co., are
non residents of the State of Tennessee, il is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, far four successive weeks, recurring
said non- residents to appear at the next term of
the Chsnccry Court to be held for McMinn
county, at the Court house in Athens on the third
Monday Of August next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to complanant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing accordingly. "a
JOHN l., BRIDGES, c. & ".
Dec II, ls60-tt--Vrs fee s3-s3s