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Common School Commissioners,

The estate Of Sam. and Malinda IIogue. decd.
TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
i the last term Of this Court, will, on Friday,
the 2lst day Of September next, sell to the high
est bidder, the premises in the town of Athens,
one House and Lot, the Lot known in the plan OF
said town, us Lot No lot being the same upon
which the said Sam. and Maiinda llogue lived
at the time of their death. One fifth of the pur-
chase money to be paid down, the balance in five
annual insancnts, with interest, bond and two
securities, and lien retained until the purchase
money is paid. JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
Aug. 81, ls60-td--prs fec SO, 2O-623
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Notice.
]. I. Wright
rs ifYpcLy,,u,

rs. Attachment
II. ]. McCord
Tn THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
Il the defendant. H. j. McCUrd. is II non resident
the State of Tennessee il il therefore ordered
that publication be made for four AGGRESSIVE weeks
in the Athens Post. newspaper published in the
town Of Athens, Tenn, notifying the said II. j.
McCord to appear before john Carson, Justice of
the Peace, in Mad.onvillc, Monroe county, Tenn.
on the LIST Monday in April. 1861. to answer said
attachment, or the same will he heard &C porie.
Said attachment having been duly levied upon
standing crop Of corn, as the property of the de.
PENDANT to satisfy the plaintiffs debt and cost,
further proceedings stayed until LIST Monday in
April, 1861. JOHN CARSON,
Justice of the Peace Monroe co., Tenn.
Sept II, lSG0-it-prs fee S3-G25
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MACON, Sept. s.
Bacon. hog round $50 l3Ic; clear sides 10! "a
Ice; ribbed ll!@ DC; hams plain. | la L &c; can
vasscd 1G0g IL: shoulders l2M l2!c. Flour, SUI
perine SlGg 81, 10 r sack; family St,25MSt75-
Lard in bills. l5@ l5lc; in cans lj!0y 16c.-
Feathers i5d lSc. Corn 90c@Sl. Butter 1iGl
l6r. Oats Goa zoe. Cow Peas 81 80.
We hand you above our weekly quotations OF
Produce market. Stocks are ample for demand.
Yours, truly.
BEARDEN & CO.,
Produce and C,u,Hisyiun Nerchnuis
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BLIZZARD G. BRIDGES,
ATT RNEYS AT LAW.

H%o. w. rnrpGrs, Athens Trnn'ss'e,
"ANING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES
i as partners. will prss ice in the Courts +, III
Ili,Ing the Fourth judicial Circuit and tho
Courts in the counties OF Monroe aud Roane in
the Third judicial Circuit, and one OF the other
when specially retained will attend to suits in any
couufSm East Tennessee
June Is, IS60--t l--6l2
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Cleveland Flour Mills,

FJNHE CLEVELAND STEAM MILLS ARE
l. now in h",o"gh ysl"jr aud will pay the high
Ct c"sh price for lrhs"i and Cmp delivered ut
the Mills. or on the line OF the L. T. 4 q X. Il.
Persons having grain To sell will please apply at
the Mills. ~ l." q. W. ALEXANDER, Agent.
ClrYrlnml. Irmn. Imly L.. lShN-Gm-Gl1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

p9s- The centre of our population in
1850 was at a point near the Ohio river,
short distance below the Pan Handle"
in Virginia. In 1860 it will probably he
found nearly as far west as the city of
Cincinnati.
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THE "NAuGSG SIGS."-Mr. Savers New
Orleans merchant travelling through Texas n few
days since, was nubhrl at Palestine on suspicion
of being M abpl,tonist. Anticipating the worst,
Mr.. Savers stood on his defense, drew his revolver
aud stated to the crowd that if they had determined
to hang him he would sell his life as dearly as
possible and in his Masonic character he called
upon the Masonic fraternity for aid. This appeal
proved successful for delay, and after n more cool
investigation, he was released.
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THE UNION TICKET IN TEyNEssEE.-The
Memphis Enquirer says: "lf parties re-
main on their present footing until No
vembrr, Bells majority in our State can
not fall short of 4j, 900 yotesn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

UNION Men ~ THE ARKANSAS LEGIsLA-
TuRE.-From the returns already received,
twenty Union men have been elected to
the Legislature of Arkansas. They will
hold the balance of power.
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Cleveland Hour Wills.

CLEVELAND. Tenn, jU,y lst, 1860.
] have this day appointed lis. q. ". ALEXAS-
DER. my duly authorized Agent. IN Transact nll
bu. ness connected with my Milling ur general
business at this place. and he il duly authorized
to use my name in connection with said business.
July 20, lsGO-6m-Gl7l W. q. PETERS.
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HERE They CoMe.-Ten D .mocrats join
ed ia" Bell and Everett club in Alexun-
dria, ON Friday evening last.
large number of prominent Demo-
Gratis OF Washington have declared them
selves in lavor of the election OF john
Bell Un,on GUard.
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''SQuATrER SOVEREIGNTY. THE Bangor
Union gives the following humorous ana-
lysls OF the term:
''Squatter," fellow that squats. Soy
erien!Iy." power, ability. "Squatter Sow
erelgnty,' the poDer TO squM. 1t also
mtanea sovereign squattins, us well as
sQuatter sOXnrnlgn.
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Chancery Court at Benton.

rs.
Jasper c. Boil. D. '..-
TT APPEARS FROM COMPLAINANT'S
i bill that j. &. Bell is n nonresident OF the
STATE of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post. for four
successive weeks, notifying said resident de-
PENDANT to appear at the ChaLcery Court TO 10
held at the Court house in Benton, Tennessee, on
the lst Monday of February next, and plead,
answer dcmur to cumplaiuant's bill or thc same
will be heard &c pdrtc.
j. II. ALEXANDER, C. d NJ
Aug 81, IS60-it--prs fee s3--G22
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Cornoration Taxes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
~ will call upon the citizens If Athens on
TnWsday, 20h inst, to receive tlcir semi annual
Taxes, and all who fail to pay viii find their nc
counts in the hands Of coecrin, officer.
J C. CALHOUN, WarshaI
Sept II, lSGO-1t-G25
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Athens District.

Mns. WiNsLow, an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has n Soothing Syrup for chill
dren tccthing, which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess "f tccthing. by soitcning the gums. reducing
all inHamatOn-wil alluy all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
SGc advertisement in another culunin.
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County Court, McMinn County, Tenn.


James =. Bonner. George ]. Bonner, Ct al.
Tirtitiou IN .SeH Lupd
1T APPEARING TO THE WORSHIPFUL
4 County Cour;, from an allegation in the pei.
t"n filed by the complainants in this cause. that
John Weir and wife Martha Weir. formerly Mar
tina Bonner, are residents and citizens of the State
of Arkansas. and that Joseph Walker aud wife
Sarah Walker formerly Sarah Bonner are resi-
dents and citizens of the State of Missouri, il j.
therefore ordered 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 said non
residents to be and appear before the County
Court of said county, to be held ON the first Mon
day in October, 1860, to answer, plead or dcmur
to said complainants petition or the same will be
set for hearing cr pdIie.
WIN, GEORGE, Clerk.
Aug 81, 1S60-it-prs fee S3-G23
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sas- The sun may shine brightly and
obviously but if we murmur and repine
at our lot, its brightness will never reach
our perceptions, our hearts will DO under
. cloud.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

s4~ The Democracy held an election
in Philadelphia on the Sd, for Demo-
cratic executive committee. 1t resulted
in the choice of ten Douglas men and six
Breckenridge men.
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TNAKEN UP ON TIE srn OF AUGUST,
by IL. s. IIasgard. in the l1ih Civil District
Roanc county, Tenn. stray MARE. Said
animal is fifteen hands high, chesnut sorrcl color
left hip down. left fore foot white, with sweeney
in the left shoulder. and about fifteen years old
Valued Mt SIS w. p. LOWRY, Ranger Il. c.
Sept II, lS60-3tH-G25
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Ray" Benjamin Parsley and his son were
murdered and robbed of 500, recently.
while passing through forest near Pen.
sacola, Florida.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

PRosrECTs DuiGurENiNG -fn, journal and
Messenger. Macon, Ca, anon; the mast reliable
of papers furnishes the following which is in
character with reports from all parts of the coun.
try, North us well as South:
The Journul and Messenger is not sensation
paper. Our readers viii hear us out in the asser-
ton that "" have never mj,lyl them by cxngge-
rated statements and predictions Of partisan sue
cess. We have somciiT,Cs been mislcd by the too
sanguinc expectations OF others. When Mcssrs
Bell and Everett were nominated we felt that
whilst they were emiuen ly qualified and deserving
and we were willing most heartily to give them
our humble support, there was but u bare chance
If their success. Since then. however. their pros
poets have been steadily improving, and every day
brings us most cheering evidence of the growing
strength Of the National Union Ticket, in every
part Of the country.
We give below specimens Of the feelings which
pcrvadc the masses. We could give many others
of like character A friend writes us from Troup
county us follows:
Things look well in this section for Bell and
Everett. The Breckenridge party are evidently
losing ground. since their leaders have espuusel
disunon doctrines. Toombs' speech in Columbus
IS helping Rel much. The masses of the De
mocracy will not stand disunon yet"
Another writes us from Louisiana
" | remit ynu the subscription to the Journal
and Messenger, one of the hest papers published
in the Union. 1t half the secession Democrats
would read it. country would he safe
Louisiana is sure for Bell and Everett. Inow
believe Douglas will beat the Yancey- Buchanan
Slicll. Ruilln. breckenridge ticket"
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Somerset, KY, Sept. l.-'rne political
sky is Frightening. Breckenridge is losing
every day Bell and D,uyl,s aaining.-
Kentucky good for 10000 in November
for Bell.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

Gov. WIsE.-Gov. Henry a. Wise has
written another shoH letter. Is closes as
follows:
1t is time that the slave States were
ready for the revolution which is coming
inevitably. with the purpose to take from
them not only their personal property in
negro slaves, bu. their political property
in this glad and glorious Union. Let
neither class Of rights he invaded: .&ght
first, and don't let the invaders seize the
power TO disurm you.
Eight first means, we suppose, if it
means anything. fight before Lincoln is
inaugurated, il elected-thut is before
the Invaders seize the power 10 disarm
you"
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E.HtDON
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME NEXT SESSION OFsTlllS INSTI-
tute will commence the lst day of October,
1860 Principal Rev. 7. X. MrNsEY
Course of "tudy and Charges,
For Tire WoHtks.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Webstcr's Elementary Spelling Book, McGufey's
LIST aud "a Reader, Co!ton's and Fitch's Intro
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INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
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English Grlmmer, QuackenbOs' First Lessons
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with weekly exercises in Composition and Decla-
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Pupils will he charged from the first of the
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promptly at the close Of each session. Board can
he procured in LOudon and vicinity on reasona-
bic terms. 7. j. MASON, Chmm.
WM. Y. HUFF, Secretary
August 81, 1860 -4t--623
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p9r Mr.. John Clisby, one of the Bell
and Everett electors for Alabama, has de-
clined the honor,-Augusta Dispatch.
There has never been any such BELL
and Everett elector for Alabama"
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

TNlE TRUSTEES OF FORE, NH ACAD-
Il envy, have succeeded in employing Mr.. DrD-
LEY EVANS. A. D., late of the Monongalia Col
lcge, Va. to take charge of said Academy, Ses-
sion to commence Monday, sd day of September.
RATES or TUITION:
First Class-Spclling, Reading, Writing,
Mental Arithmetic, &c."....................S7,O 90
Second C!ass-English Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Aiilamatc, Defamation and Com
position, 90
Third Glass Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Languages. 1890
Contingent 100
Payable in advance. BY order of the Board.
TH0S. \. CLEAGE. Sccy
Aug. 81, 1SG0-G23
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Notice.
A. J. Vaughn,
~. attachment.

A. J. Vaughn,
~. attachment.
Geo. W. Batter.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARS THAT TIE
4 defendant is II nuu-rc ident Of the State Of
tennessee. it is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, published at Athens. Tennessee, notifying
the said George W. Butler to appear before John
Minis. Justice of the Peace, in Mndisonvllc. Mon
roc county, Tennessee, ON the LIST day of March,
1851 to answer then and there the said attachment
the law directs. or the same will be taken as
confessed and heard cc portc us to him.
JOHN MINIS, JtStice IF the Peace.
Sept {, lsGO-it-prs fee S.i--62t
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Notice.

NOtlC6.
TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il istng between A. G. RoBEsoS, J. II. RicE
aud A. ii. KEITH, under the name and style of
robson, RICE CO.. has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent aud the Notes and Ac-
counts Of the concern placed in the hands of ".
n. Anderson, Esq, who has been appointed our
sole agent for the collection of debts due us
Officers having claims for collection for the firm
will find their receipts in the hands Of A. C. Robe
son. with whom they are requested to make settle.
mcnL Persons having claims against the concern
will make settlement with A. C, Robson, who is
authorized to pay off such claims as fast as the
money comes in a. c. E0BEsoN,
j. II. RICE.
a. III. KEITH.
Sept IL. 1SGO-tf-625
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$4,000 Deposited!

For the
ADDITIONAL SEOURITYqf P0LIoY-HOLDERS
In the state of Ienncssee,
The PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, Conn,
Has complied with the New Insurance Act, and
deposited with the Comptroller of State the sum Of
10000 DOLLARS.
As RESERVED Capital, or Local Fund, for the
exclusive benefit Of, and IL guarantee to the pat
rons Of the "OLD PHGNIX," in Tennessee.
Assets Of the Company,
OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
Policies issued and losses paid at this Agency,
by W. q. HORTON, Ageas
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King's Salt.

ono SACKS KINGS SALT JUST RE.
J. cOO cuived and for sale at So per sack, for
Cash or in exchange for Produce nv
Aug 20, 1890 ], y. HENDERSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

EDWARD EVERETT Whenever the Brock
inridgers charge L lward Everett with be-
ing an Aboltionist, as they sometimes
do. just cite them to the following, if you
want to see them curl up and wilt:
On the DIST of December, 1859, Hon.
J. c. Breckenridge made speech at
Franktor Ky. Towards the close of it..
after complimenting the Northern De-
HSracy. he said:
- Is another element ut the North.
but aoJle ani true 1t consist,
elp1!', scattered cohorts of the old Wing
party. Of men like EVERETT. Choatr,
and their associates. whose conservatism.
culture and patriotism iebelled against
the Republican alliance.
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FAMILY GROCERTES

7 KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND AND
l. for sale, Coffee, Molasses -Four Corn Meal
Bacon. Salt (by the sack and rctal.) Pepper,
Spice &c. j. NJ. HENDERSON.
Sent IA
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Dried Peaches !

T WISH TO PURCHASE A LOT OF PRIME
l. Unpeeed Dried Peaches, for which will pay
81 per bishel, in Salt, Coffee, Monsses or Money.
Sept II. 1860 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Alabama.

The Nashville Banner of the oh, says q cor
respondent at Montgomery, Ala, sends it club,
aud The following cheering le,,er:
From the signs of the times he Union candi-
dates will sweep this S,atc. Our merchants are
now returning from the North aha thoy uuivur.
sally cOnc.dc that Bell and Everett is the only
tchc. that ,aa defeat Lincoln. Men who left here
ii Icw wtjhs ago III favor of breckenridge, return
l'Ud IN thcir praise OF Bell, and are going to vote
Tor hia. The Hon. Henry W. liliurd, who i,
uuw 900 Il v.sit to New York, mas declared for Bell
ANA lyc,ot,--,he Constitution and the Union.-
Col. lEu- H. Watts, the most influential man in
Middle Alabama, and law partner of Mr. Judge.
has jas returned from Texas, and brings glorious
news oi the prospects he saw every where, for the
Unom candidates. As soon the health of Mrs.
Watts Will porm,t, he will take the stump for Bell
aud Everett, and will do great good. Every body
knows hin, and 10 know him is to love him. You
may place Alabama side by side with Virginia
Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolina, Mississippi
pi, and your avn glorious Tennessee. for we in.
lend to carry the State for Bell and Everett aud
teach the DisuniOnists such n lesson as will cause
them tn lie low for the future. An overwhelming
defeat is staring them in the face, and they are
growing desperately fond of the Union. in all
their speeches. You may rely upon it, that half
you see in the Montgomery Mail, of this place.
is not true. 1t is n Breckinrdgc. disunion
paper. and the editor j. j. Hooper. has become
very desperate. for it is generally known that hun
drcds oi his subscribers are constantly stopping
his paper ON account of its disruilp sentiments.
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HiWassee College.


Mr.. Trims The Fall Session of this meritorious
Institution will open September 9th, 1850.
Parents aud guardians will find no safer place
at (which their sons and wards may receive a thor
ough education, on terms every way reasonable.
II is opoy from ony to,rD.
JOHN II. Drummer, Prest,
Madisonville =. O., Tenn.
Aug 3. lSGO-tf-GI0
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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containing certificates OF their cures and directions
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Orsxspaa Ner,ee.

Orsgt1a1 Notlce.
To s. s. Billings, Lnnipda Billings, NJ Billings,
Chas. =. Moore, DsHI Koch, b. A. Williams,
Jessc hosgh, Winsr 3 Evans, James Larkin,
John Wintakop, HAttens, Lane . Miriam, Dan Il
W.Rr1msaa, Peter Hart, Cslvin B6Sbs, -. p.
OEle, Hiram BArnsy, Robt Galloway, " Van
noens Id .ISnss, bAyIA 1vanss Ger 0xDfxon,
0sckr Guygar, Mn. 6dygsr and Mrs. G. H.VAy-
sa,, widow Of G. =. asygAr deceased. ldetSna-
voT are hereby notified ~ there il nov "a ale
i in the Clerks Once Ok Me District Court Of
Lee Cosnty, Iowa, a KoDkuk, petition and
amended petition Of ohnson, claiming 4
Judgment and decree III his 1Avor sssagainst s. s..
Billings Tor ton thousand dol3a1S with interest
from 9th June, 1883, and also three thousand dol
lars with ten per cont. interest from the 18th OF
|! anuAry, 1857, upon sAia 8. s. DillinR's two prom
issory notes for said sunss prsying Tor the fore
closure Of two mortgages securing said notes,
made by =. s. Bilhngsy upon lot Is, block 13, In
keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, known N the Billings
House; the sale and deodinEo Of said lot to pay of
said mortgAged iRcumbrances, the cxtinguishment
and cancellation OF all recorded or pretended In
tsrssts or Liens OF the other co-defsnaats In said
lot and the establishment Of the true chain Of IL
tie thereto, the disbursements Of the proceeds of
critics s hens for general relief with costs Of
Nov, therefore, you are hereby severally mott
6ed 10 appear and answer said petition By tho I'd
day Of n0xt term Of said Court, to be holden on
tho 6rst MnndAy of February, 1850, at Keokuk, or
judgment and decree win be had against yen.
$50 E, 81 81. SCOTT HOWELL,
d.. 1rst IHBD d1m