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Editor Post. hope you viii bear with my
frequent Communications on the Same subject, and
not think that am putting my county, when
assure you that the Generals ofRco At Knoxville
will bear mo out in the facts. When hast wrote
you 1t was to give you an account Of what the
Monroe boys were doing. Knowing that. you
would like to be kept posted in what We are still
doing, write you again On Sunday morning
last Old Monroe started tho fifth Company to the
wars, commanded by Capt I'd. Hankins; LIST Lieut.
Jos. R. Rndd-'the other two Lieutenants not
known-lst Sergeant, A. D. scruggs. This gal
liant Company, Fam told, will complete the Sd
East Tennessee Regiment am credibly inform
cd that c. NJ. McGhce, Esq, is a high private in
this Company at; his own request Charley is q
whoeihorsc, sure. Our best wishes are with the
fifth Company from Monroe. Sam, don't you
want to and join Monroe? know il you
don't say yes, you think it There arc two other
Companies in progress, and We all intend to 20
and meet our Northern brethren on our Northern
boundary, should they ever be so unfortunate as to
rcsch that place, and give them welcome.
ijsiy 16th, 1851. -...t.- b.
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Meeting in -nhsa.


A portion Of the Southern, Rights men
OF Rhsa county having assembled 81 the
Courthouse in Washingtoa, on Monday,
the 18th day Of July, 1861, lJ6us b. MIA.
rnr, Esq.. was called to the Chair. Ossrow
BEAs appointed Secretary. On motion,
r. Kil!ough, T. Js Haney, John Howell,
Joseph Parks, R. N. Gillespie and Martin
White were appointed Committee to
DRAFT l, suitable resolutions, After having
retired q few minutes, the Committee re-
iusned and reported, through Mr.. r. Kill
iooueb, their Chairman. the following pre-
amble and resolutions, viz: .'5aag,
WHEREAS, The election for State officers
Is drawing near, and It behooves all true
southern men to give an expression of
opinion as to their preferences for the
candidates to the various offices in the
State, therefore, X SOP zoe
RcSot,yd, That although there are hun
dreds o: other good and true men in both
the former old parties for whom we would
have cheerfully voted, vet, reviewing all
the circumstances by which we are sur
rounded, and taking everything into con-
sideration, we consider Isham q. Harris,
the present incumbent, "the right man
in the right place." and will SUPPORT him
for Governor Of Tennessee in preference
to all others. He has been tried and
found true in these trying times; and
while the citizens of some of our sister
States have wept and mourned over the
imbecility and rdegeneracy OF their Gov
ernors, it has been the pride Of Tennes-
seeans to point with triumphant air to
lsham g. Harris, and exclaim "behold
Tennessee's jewel" 49,
Ifesolred, That we will support good and
true men TO the Confederate Congress.
TO the State Senate, and the House of
Representatives, who are right now and
who are in favor Of sustaining the South
in this her hour of peril, and resisting
Abe Lincoln and his minions to the lasf
extremity, it matters not what have been
their former antecedents; the only cues
tions that we will ask of a candidate now
will be, "Are you for the South now? are
you in favor of resisting Abe Lincoln un.
til death ~ and we respectfully request
our friends to bury all party differences.
1gs Resolped, That copy Of these rcsolu.
lions be sent to the Athens Post for pub
lication, and that the Cleveland Banner
and Union and American be requested to
copy. J. B. MURPHY, Ckm'n.
v. BEAN, Sec'y. q ~ b1d r -i7.e .-a1E 7
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~ The Iihcoln' Government Is in a
terrible strait. The Washington CORES
pendent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
IN his letter Of the 9Th, makes this honest
confessions: 81 - saia.m
Unless a majority Of all the people
come up freely with their means, deter
mined to sustain the immense neoessi-
ties OF the hour. zoe are iost, no matter
how large the armies or how ardent the
enthusiasm" VI .}.,N .hD
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We, the undersigned citizens Of MoMinn and
Bradley counties, in view of the Importance of
the situation Of the citizens of Tennessee in the
present crisis Of our affairs, having confidence in
the interty and ability of our fellow Citizen, SAM
uEL A. Saith, Of the county of Bradley, recon-
mend him to tho citisess Of the 3D. Conere sIonal
District, as suitable and rolisbls man to repre-
sent our interest in tho Congress of the Confeder
alto States Of America and 1t Is our desire thai he
sufar his name 10 bo presented to tho people Of
said District as candidate for said appointment.
[signed,l II. Med, Nc lrath, J. II. Eaert, James
McKamy, H. g. Higdon, VIM. J. johnson, Benz.
McCsrty, WI. Moclatchey, Thomas Rogers, /.
j. Borden, VIM. Il. Ellington, John M. Bates,
Stephen II. crawley, II. @. Rates, Ben. McCarty,
Jr, John Moo, j. J. Culpeppsr, VIM. Lowry, *,
p. MccIstehey, Samuel Kelly, s. N. Bates, Win.
Rosson, II. A. McMahan, Z. L. Caldwell, William
Worlsy, WIN. d. Johnston, O. @, Caldwell, 3. M.
Rodrick, Potter Msstslier, Thomas Townsend, J..
D. Haney, T. II. McCssty, 8. @. Lemons, G, N.
Rosson, W. W. McClellandj 8. Blackburn, John
K. Caldwell, il, II. Wilson, Isaac Smart G. ii.
Senter, lie. Weir, John McTurf, J. M Rogers,
e. II. Mayfeld, George Whitaker, Joseph Nee, j.
P. Sivels, J: W. Bonner, y. n, Brackhan, o.
Graves ". II. Kantre, D. G. Hutton, VS.. Ste
phenson, 8. A. Lcamon, J, d. Lyle, II. y. Var
nell, WIN. 3. Lide, j. 8. Varnoll, A. p. McClatch-
sy, ST., j. p. Allison, N. Grimes, James Ii. Sam
pies, p. iDacus, Michael Dcnivan, J. W. Harmon
tree, J.H Ball, VIM. Rogers, W. II. Hammond,
VIM. Britain, VITO. Porter, O. @. Curtis, John
Rogers, D. Wiokr, H'n 30 ~ 10y Il3sN
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swEErwArEn, TESs., july 18th. 1861.

~"6Si"afbhy 1bNN-, July lotnt 1901.
Editor Athss Post.-Desrsir; You will obligs
me by publishing the following lines:
Very unexpectedly writc you from this place.
Telegraph and letter reached me in Virginia that
my wifc was dangerously Ill. I started immcdi.
atcly for hemc. I reached here on tho 18th inst,
OF o'clock, P. NJ, much relieved to find my wife
improving in health was very sorry to leave
my men-fear they will have to fight in my ab-
scnce, andI will not be thcro to help them and
bear my part in it, to aid our Southern cause.
i wish now to say to tho voters of Monroe,
McMinn, Meigs and Polk counties, that nm no
longer candidate forstate Senator, embracing
the above named counties, at the approaching
August election. My reason for declining is, that
seeing Lincoln's message, I hayo firmly in
my own mind come to The conclusion that wo will
not hive peace soon. Ishall lend my feeble hand
Of strength in aid to Southern rights while the
war lasts, or while blood oourses my veins.
Allow me to return my warmest thanks to the
worry many kind friends Of this Senatorial District,
for their warm solicitations in this matter, believ.
ing, as do, that they will appreciate my humble
services elsewhere and in another capacity more
l respectfully decline being candidate any
longer. Yours, truly,
--f a.F 80. JIG. VAUGHN. +
Psi shall return to Virginia soon. ..,
II
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Mr. b. F. MAMMALS "Many VOTERS in tho
post Of last week, have taken the liberty Of
propounding certain interrogatorics to James NJ.
Henderson, Esq, and rs you arc candidate for
tho same position that Squire Henderson is, we
presume You will not object to 'oxplicitly define
your position, or, at least far as the following
questions may suggest" 'a .rHi5A
LIST. As Florida casts less than $4,000 votes, do
you think II right for $1,000 men In Florida to So
cede and set up for themselves, and mrong for
$4,000 frecmen in East Tennessee 70 do the same
thug? t ..-H. .
3D. If a majority Of the voters of East Tenncs-
see should quieot,y and peaccatiy separate from
the balance Of the sttte, are you In favor of Gov
Harris calling out troops to "cocrco" and whip
her back?
Sd. Should Gov. Harris call out troops for that
purpose, are you willing to shoulder your gun and
help shoe, dozen he Unioa men Of East Tennessee !
-...- FAIR PLAY.
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Sherifs Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
i sale. issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of McMinn county, and to me directed, will on
Monday, the 9Th day Of August next, at the Court
house door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand all the right, title interest and
claim that VIM. ii. Newman has In and to One
Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, adjoining
the Lands of George Moore, James Elder, Duke
Ward and Others in the sth civil district, McMinn
against said W. ii. Newman; one in favor of Riley
Erwin against WIN. IL. Newnx.u and James La
mar, assignee; and one in fav4Rf r. F.x,rowder
against WIN. II. Newman andsJames Laiaar us
signee-all obtained before Justices of the Peace.
VIM. BURK, Sheriff.
June %, 1S8l-3t-prs fee $3,20-666
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Public Speaking.
A CARD.
To.hs Voters of McMinn County.

10 The Voters Of IMcJiinn County.
Z FELLow-CIrIzENs:-On my arrival home
from the scat of war on Friday evening
last, found that my friends in Calhoun
and eicinity, had placed my humble
name before the people of this part Of
the county as candidate to represent
McMinn in the lower branch of,the next
General Assembly. On Saturday follow
ing ] was waited on by a committee of
gentlemen and requested to comply with
the wishes of my friends. 20 .
i do comply, and am now a candidate
for that responsible position, and in an
nouncing it l would not forget TO solicit
the influence and votes Of my fellow
citizens throughout the county, as the
election is SO near at hand it will be inn
possible for me to see them all personally.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
,o - B. F. MARTIN.
Calhoun July o. 1861
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j. A. CATE, Col. Commandant
9lst Regimsut. Tennessee Militia.
Fountain unl, Tom, July Z, 1851.

EVERY st3gAEB the demand sps a0sset.srs
'CslebratsA a)1Rsch HitteFs Increases, Its found
70 be The aply certain preservation Of bodily
strsagth dafiVS : period when Tho stmosphsss Is
eslaRistsA y 1dnos feeling Of lsssitpds aud in
digssqop, Tke worst cases Of Disrrho ga aud Dys-
entasy, gtyA vay before its potent influence. In.
Vulnerable psrsous, who arc now alive and wsn,
must thAAh ~ dissoversr Of this preparation that
they have not bson swept away In the harvest Of
physicians In tho land. This Is the bost evidence
Of its value because as general thing, they will
not speak wesd n favor Or advertised prepare
lions. They hsts bssn oompsllsd 70 soknowlsdgs
the claims Of he BitssU upon the community
Sold by Ill Druggists. y -a,s 't't t''
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Chancery Court az Athens.n ,
W. S. Edgman, Administrator of Thomas Ed
man, dcc'd, and Thomas Edgman,

W. .. EuBmau, humlnistratOr OF Ih0maS Edg-
man, Decd and Thomas Edgman,
Nancy Edgman, widow, William E. Edgman,
Aaron Matthews and wife Margaret, Simeon
Edgman. Gideon Edgman, John Edgman, Mar
garet Edgman, Thomas Eagman, children of
George Edgman, decd, Jamos. Margaret and
Thomas A. Woalsoy, Phileman Edgman, Sam.
-y.- uel j., Susan, Martha, jane Thomas NJ, To
bitha 7. and John y. Sparks, children Of Cath
,arine Sparks, decd. ,...,ttt-r.,,
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
i Master, from the bill filed in this cause, that
Philemsn Edgman, and the following minors
children of Catharine Sparks, decd, are non
residents Of the State of Tennessee, to wit: Sam
uel j.. Susan, Martha, Jane, James, Thomas N,
Tobitha T. and John Z. Sparks--it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Postfor four successive weeks, requiring the said
.non-residentsto appear at the next term Of the
Chancery Court to DO held for the county of Nc
MINI, at the Court. house in Athens, Tennessee,
on tho Sd Monday Of Augastnsxt, then and there
to plead, answer demur TO said BILL or the same
will be taken for confessed asto them aud set for
hearing accordingly. '.ft
JOHN L. BRIDGES, CO NJ
July IL, 1S61-4t-prs fec $3-668 p =
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TN oBEDIENcR TO AN ORDER OF SALE
III issued by tho Clerk of tho Circuit Court of
McMinn county, and to me directed, I will, on
Monday, the, 5th day of August next, at the
Court-ho door in Athens, sell to tho highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right title, inter-
est and claim that Jesse Bedwell has In and to
Eighty Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining
r. Dixon, in the sevcntcoth civil district McMinn
county, Tennessee. Sold to satisfy q Judgment
and costs obtained by Caldwell 4 Brother against
said Jesse Bedwell, before J. A. billiard, Esq.
VIM. BURK, Sheriff.
June %, 1S8l-3t-prs fee $3,20-666
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Sherif,s Sala.

ON MONDAY, 12rH DAY OF AUGUST,
~ 1861, at tho Courthouse door in the town Of
Athens, will sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, all tho right, title, interest and claim that
William Fillmore has in and to Ninety-two Acres
of Land, moro or less, adj ,ining the Lands Of
George Reynolds, Moses Joins and others, in the
ON civii District MeMinn county, Tennessee,
being the land upon which the said WIN. Elmore
now lives. Sold to satisfy an execution in my
hands against him, from the Circuit Court Clerk
Of McMinn county, for costs of State prosecution
against John IIarrcll. r
j. M. YEARwOOD, d. Sheriff.
y July IL, 1S61-3t--prss fee 81, 20-66s
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Mas. wIssLow, su experienced nurse and To-
dren tecthing which greatly faciiitatcs the pro.
cess Of teething, BY soitening tho gums, reducing
all ationwill alIay all pain, ard Is sure 10
regulate the bowels~ Depend speW u mothers,
y will give rest 10 yourselves, and relief and
health to your iufAnts. Perfectly safe in ali cases
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Chancery Court at Athens.
d. p. York, Iro fai

Jacob W. Gilbert, George wattles, Geo. R. Gilbert.
IT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
i the allegations in the bill in this cause, that
the respondent George R. Gilbert is not citizen
OF the State Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made In tho
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
said nonresident to appear ut the next term OF
the Chancery Court to be held for the county Of
McMinn, at the COURTEOUS in Athens, on the
Sd Monday of August next, then and there TO
plead, answer or dcmur to said bill, or the Same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set for
hearing &c parfe. s,-af
JOHN L. BRIDGES, G. &M.r
june 81, 1S81-4t-prs fee $3-665
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I'M Chancery at Athens.

James C. Rucker, Pleasant D. Bryan and wife
s.-.s.. Mary Bryan,
- ..f.|. .
Silas N. Rncker, Hamilton WATSON and wife,
Hilton II. Burk and wife, Levi Swinford and
vito, Miriam Rncker, widow, Joseph Rucker
and Miriam Rucker, minors, by their Guardian
Miriam Rucker, William A. Rucker, Hilton ii.
Burk and James Witt Admr's of Mordica
Fucker, decd.
NOTI0E is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN parties that the account ordered in this
cause will betsken at my Office in Athens, on the
9th day Of July next, al which time and place
you are required to attend with your proof
49, - JOHN L. BRIDGES, C. d NJ
June II, 1s6f-Stprs fec $2-66i TO"
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con II E R GAL.
AnKusta MARKER.

AUGUSTA, July "a.
Bacon. hog roupd 14(9l4Ac; clear sides Ie(a
ieAc; clean ribbed fs@ Isle; bamsi49 Ice; shouI.
ders l3@l3lc. Lard, fair demand, In bbls. 800
lac; I'M kegs. and cans 14(1I lac. Wheat, red
silo 20; white sL2sSSi,so. Flour, ex-
$6.25C9S6,50. Corn $i,l2@si,i5 Moai Si,I0
@sl 20. Oats 65@7oc. Stock Peas si.50.1
Rye 1920. Feathers 3O@35c. Butter 2O(o use.
Eggs 15@20c- RI 1n4
4 hand herewith statement Of our market,
noting a fair demand for Bacon and Grain. y
B. Yours, very truly, % ID.
"a sl = J. A. ANSLEY,
Produce aud Commi.sjon M,rc6a.f.
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"A TERRIBLE EFrEcT.- Ono effect of the
blockade, the New Orleans Delta sSys, Is
that t.Aour is one dollar a barrel cheaper
than it has been for ten years." besides.
the quality is . new and superior article
brought from the ilimitable grain fields
Of Texas. g. "a 10 .ias m'3 Ere r'fioo
70 NJ Tho Boston Bulletin reports IL
failures and suspensions in New York.
"A In Boston, in philsdslphia. is In
other places. Total, As for the week end
4, : IT,. M oil :. p1i'imaT ~ it'a 'Tr5ss ins
ing June ~. ,.., a lfs +isr.t IL f,taI MI &
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The Democratic Peace Men Of Obi,

Tne OemOcr6t1c FoaC0 men OF On1O.
The undersigned, Democrats of Stark
county, hereby extend cordial invita-.
ton to all who are prepared to unite with
us in opposition to 1a y,a
stTl. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Ex-
ecutive branch of our national Govern
n,ent tIIl .skt tai5--tli-qs5l ~ EhL
ig2.oThe usurpations Of the present Chief
Magistrate, constituting himself a militia
ry dictator, moro Appropriately called
despot than President. u : ,'<i' y T
g: The causes, aims and objects of our
civil war. ....-...--.. ~
= The plundeiing and pillaging by our
National and State Administrations, and
to oppression by taxation, for the pur-
pose of defraying the expenses Of a
bloody, unjust, infamous, unlawful and
unconstitutional war, against portion of
our fellow citizens. II Z 'i1'@i1's> li''s8
s., A mad anti-siayery crusade against
the constitutional rights of the Southern
States. ..-Hi lt ii ..a-l I'D 5.r6
6. The unlawful and unconstitutional
State and national appropriations for the
purpose of prosecuting an unconstitu-
tional and unholy war. ~
In short. all who are in favor of adjust
ing our present national difficulties and
disasters, BY constitutional, honorable and
peaceful measures, we cordially invite to
meet, unite and consult with us at the
above time and place, for the purpose of
giving public expression Of our views
and sentiments in regard to the vital and
all absorbing question now agitating the
minds Of the American people.
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Notice of Dissolution.

TIME CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORR
i existing between J. A. ANSLEY and D. III.
ANSLEY, under the name and style of ]. A.
ANSLEY CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Tho business will be settled by J. A.
Ansley, who will continue the PRODUCE AND
BUSINESS on his own account
at the game place, No. 800 Broad street, Augusta,
Go. . IA. ANSI,EY.
Augusta, July ], 1S6l-1t d. H. ANSLEY. .
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J. A. ANSLEY, p5a
Genl Commission & Produce Merchant,

0''e0 Nv '"V HIV$fbIfecV J
.-.... Augusta, en-,
NIILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
w attention to the sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain,
Flour, Cotton, md all articles of Merchandise
consigned to him. Liberal advances either in
cash or by acceptance, made on articles in Store,
or when Bills Of Lading accompany Drafts.
Paddleford, Fay 4 Co., Savannah, Ca; Geo. W.
Williams 4 Co., Charleston, s. O.; Yeatman, Rob-
erson 4 Co., St. Louis, Me-; W. A. Richardson,
Louisville, KY; ". B. shapard & Co., Nashville,
Tenn.
N. B.-A'rigid adherence to the principles of a
legitimate Commission Business will be observed.
July IL, 1S6l-tf ~ .'N
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F4ts.,-TheI Haillaar. SUN Of Tuesday

rAISS'-R ~ ~ uuu VI RuesRy
iass says; sfoa go3sg9
2 The New York World ppblshes letter
from Fort Piokeps CONFIRMING the capture
Of the English bark Etna with rifles and
cannon fof the Confetlesatss; also, the
capture Of the privatser steamer Webb.
There is not q word of truth in, the
above. The Etna did not contain rifles
and espnaa snd, ths steamAr wsbb Is
nov lying stshes wharf u New orIsaus..
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METH
Il cd Of informing the public and all interested,
that he has bought out the Stock of D. A. Will,
KINS CO., and is now sole proprietor and
owner of the concern. All debts duo the old con-
corn will be paid to him alonc--and he alone is
authorized to settle all the old business He will
continue to keep general supply Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, &c. MAT. NJ. LOWRY. 7
July IL, 1861-tf-66S G Y n Il !
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..t Monroe County, July IL, 1861.
+ Editor Poa:-f A. J. VAUGHN will allow his
name to come before the people for seat in the
Southern Congress, in this District he will receive
the warm support, at the August election, Of
....-.- 49,. MANY Vorsas.
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Fourth Round Of Quarterly Meet
.rf, " q in1a in Athena niatriof --r- r
Congressional Canvass.

A. @. WELcxEn, a candidate to represent the
Third Congressional District Of Tennessee in the
Provisional Government Of the Confederate States,
will address his fellow-citizens at the times and
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
IA with the undersigned not settled, will GENE
forward and do so. We will take WHEAT in
payment, at the market price. frtss't.l
--1a ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGoRE.
July 70, 1S6l-tf-66S
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Ohancery Court at Pikevills.

JUNE RULES, 1901,
James A. Tulloss, Admir- Of Jas. S. Pankey, decd,
Jackson Angle, Martha Angle, Eauraley E. Pank-
ey aud the Creditors Of James S. Pankey, deed.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF CHAM
ID cellor Van Dyke to me directed, in the above
stniaa cause, 1t is ordered that publication DO
made for four successiys weeks In tho Athens Post
newspaper publisAs ts"n Of Athens,
of said james s. Pankey, decd, to appear at the
next term of the Chancery Court, to be held at
Pikeville, Bledsoe county, Tenn, on the Sd Mon
dey of.Septembar next, then and there to exhibit
their demands against said estate and have them-
selves made parties to the complainants bill, and
answer the sane, or the same win be taken fol
confessed and SGT for hearing ez parte rs to thom
s. O. NORWOOD, G. 4 NJ.
juno 81, 1s6I-it--prs fec eS---665 n IN
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GRATUIT0US MEDICAL SERVICES.
WTE TENDER OUR MEDICAL SERVICES
w GRATUITOUSL r to all families or psr-
sons, in the bounds Of our practice, who arc now
or may hereafter be left destitute by tho absence
Of relatives or friends who have entered, OF may
hereafter onter, the army in defence Of the State
Once Ten Mile. q. M. CLEMENTSON,
NJ. G. CLARK
May 81, 1S6l-4t-662 J4 -tfr
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--LATEST IRON EUROPE,
MoaR OF KEsrpcxy YEufslJirr- cs,ck

MoHKor KENTUCKY XEulRAJiry-- CaIck.
EMS CoNTHABAND.-The Clarksville Chron.
icle says q gentleman Of that place, some
time ago, sent aighteen brood-chickens
to to lGffiend in Logan county, KY, a
few miles over the State line, to be kept
for him until he should want them; and
designing nov q 30 10 housekeeping. he
wrote to his friend 10 send them down. -
They were accordingly put in coops and
sent 10 nWhippoorwill Station, lin, Logan
oopnty,lto be Forwarded to ClarkNille;
but, 10 add behold there was an agent Of
the Lincoln despotism there. who forbade
their shipwsrt, ss as articles contraband Of
warl These are actual facts, related to
The Chronicle by the gsntleman who
OWN ithe chickens. a Poor neutral Ken.
tuckv! 80 - ~