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Notice.
TO TIE LADIES OF MONROE COUNTY:

TO TIE LADIES OF MONROE COUNTY:
Your husbands, fathers, brothers, sons and
neghbors have shown their patriotism In prompt
ly volunteering and marching forward in defense
of your homes, yonr tiresides, and your affairs.
And while they thus pering their lives in de-
Tense of our country, can not you, Ladies, do
something for their benefit and comforts? / know
you ARE not less patriotic than the gentlemen of
Monroe, and will be willing to contribute your
mite in aid Of the glorious cause Of liberty
Therefore,, propose to receive from the good
Ealios of Moneue, their contributions of "AU
Wood Socks" for tho of the Confederate Army,
and have them forwarded under the directions of
the Governor Of the State Of Tennessee. Ladies',
as your county is ahead in the number of yolun-
teers, in East Tennessee, so let you BIO ahead in
tao number of "AH Wool Socks" donated for this
noble chusc., - r.s .... .as. -. .-
The Socks will be received by JAMES A.
Wright, Esqy p. NJ. at Swcetwater, Tenn, and
by myself at Madisonyile. Tenn, till LIST October
lS6l.rsf e.. WILLIAM NJ. STAKELy, p. NJ,
r- fr. Hrtt ~ f.-t Jacksonville, Tenn.
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SWEET PorAroEs.-The Shreveport .Sosth-
,ccsten says the largest crop of sweet pota-
toes known has been raised in North Lou
isiana, Arkansas and Texas, this season:
so there is no danger of being starved out
this winter. Several planters have al
ready offered to deliver any quantity re-
CURED in Shreveport, after the first of
September, at fifty cents per bushel. 1t
is thought that they will finally get down
to twenty-five cents per bushel. f--.
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COM M E RCIAL.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. Sept. Z.
Bacon, hog round, none: clear sitsss 20Ca gle:
ribbed Isg2Oc; hams POO 23c; shoulders i, I6q
1sc. Lard, in bbls. lG61 lie: in kegs and cans II
N9lsc. Wheat, rcd SlloMs1, 20. white 81 ,2O0l
$3.50, FloureStra family 81 0S7,5o; family s6,75
Meal 95c0sl Oats G00g65c Stock Peas sl,25.
Rye SI,25@s1,s5. Feathers, 30Cls3c. Butter
2O@3Oc. Eggs 1920, Hay si,50@s2A
Hides Toe. Hops wsatcd,
Inland herewith statement of our Produce mar
kct. The stock of Bacon and Lard il light, with
good consumptirc dcmaad Flour and Grain are
inactive,
Yours, very trnly,
j. A. ANSLEY,
proinfc and Communication Merchant
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n PERSONS afflicted with the Fever aud Ague,
should not spare either time, trouble Or expense,
to procure Dr. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters,
whose beneRcont effects upon the system has been
clearly proved TO those who have been stricken
down ii a short space Of time by this dreadful
curse, whose cheeks are wan and lneagres and
whose nights are sleepcss and restless. and whose
eyes are dim and sunken. with death staring Thorn
in the face, this compound must prove blessing,
snatching them, as IT were, from the mouth Of the
grave. None catf lnpwitg,true value until they
have tested ii, When all others have failed, those
Bitters have restored the sufferer to pristine
health. Their popularity in all tho Western and
Southern parts should introduce them to MI fami-
lies. 3"
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where.
rf3- See advertisement in another column.
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO TWO ORDERS OF
i sale issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of McMinn county, end to me directed, | will, on
Monday, 9TH day of October 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 w. A. O.. Reed has in and to two Town
Lots, in the 18th civil district, McMinn county,
Tennessee. and adjoining the Lands of j. T..
Hickox, W. @. Owens and others. being the samc
on which said Reeds Blacksmith Shop, Cabinet
Shop and Stable are now located Sold to satisfy
by A. Mckeldin, before John McGaughcy, Esq.
WIN. BuRK, Sheriff.
Sept 6. IsGl-.3t--rrs fee s3y2O-GT6
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es Southwest OF Kingston, and some
Four or Five Hundred Acres
SheriF's Sale

IN TIE lsr MONDAY Urn DAY. OF OC-
~ tobcr. 1861, at the Courthouse door in the
town OF Athens, McMinn county. Tennessee,
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, Lizzie, aged about
eleven years. Levied on as the property of G..
w. Bridges, and sold to satisfy an execution in
my hands against the said q. W. Bridges and
James II. Rice in favor of W. A. Stephens. Ex-
ecution from the Circuit Court Clerk of McMinn
county. j. M. YEARW0OD, d. ,A'F.
Sept @, lSGI-3t-rrs fee S3.2O-616
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. A Local SECESSION Director.
Under the fotegoingk captioh the Ne

York Journal Of Commerce calls. attef9ion
to- the grand, gloomy and peculiar" do
ings of the political detectives OF New
York. They have prepared, it says, a
complete black list with running com
= mentary Of free and easy notes. Of all
the leading spirits among the secession
sympathizers in that city. There are
said to be at least seven hundred Of such
candidates for the Union-saving cells Of
Fort Lafayette.
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,rrEpr poN run NASHVILLE usroy AMERICAN.

coPIED PROM rHE NASHVILLE uyfoy & AMERICAN.
Bank of Tennessee, parlSouthern Bank, 2lis
Union Bank. par Citizens Bank, no sale
Planters Bank, par Commercial Bank, 2dis
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, 1dis
City Bank, par Farmers Bank, 5dis
Traders Bank, par Blk of Middle Tenn. par
Bank Of Commerce, par Bank Of Paris mar
!" the Union, par Bank of Knoxville, par
Chattanooga par Bank Of Nashville, par
I" Memphis, par Ococc Bank, 5dis
River Blk, Memphis, par Shcbyvie Bank, par
Bk OF cambridge, 5dis Lawrencoburg Blk, no 90
Bank of America, die Bank of West Tenn. 2dis
Northern Bank, par
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank vf-Tcnncssce. Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis,
Memphis Savings Institution, ~. q
Exchange Bank, Murfrcesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturcrs' Bank. Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton..s- 49,. ....F .ur.---I
Bank of Jefferson, Dandridgc.
Bank of Claiborne, mt Tazcwell -.-.
Bank of Tazcwel
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SUGAR PRosrEcrs.- New Orleans
Delta says the prospects are unusually
favorable for heavy crop of sugar this
season. From every portion of the sugar
growing region the same welcome reports
are daily received and should no tempest
or premature and nipping frost intervene,
it is safe to predict larger harvest than
has ever heretofore been gathered in
Louisiana.
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TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
i issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
McMinn county, and to me directed, will, on
Monday, 18th dry of October next, at the Court
house door in Athens, sill to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right title, interest and
claim that Thomas Wattenbarger has in and to
Eighty Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining the
Lands of A. Mckeldin and others, and lying in
the 3D. civil district, McMinn county, Tennessee.
Sold to satisfy an execution against Thomas Wat
tcnbarGcr and $. NJ. Borgess. in favor of A. Sar-
tain, obtained before f. L, Miller. Esq.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Sept 3, lsGl--3t-prs fee S3,2O-G7G
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asy The New York Tribune relates
the following, which may and may not
be true, the Tribune's reputation for
veraoity being none of the highest:pr-a
"A Yale College student last winter con
ferred with jeff. Davis, then n Senator of
the United States, with regard to the
probable issues Of secession, What is to
become !of.W arlington &tys" was among.
the question asked-bEth sskudspt. Are
you a lawyer, sir?' inquired JEFF. 'tNo,
sira'--"Well,' sir, / am, sand it, is a prin-
eipie OF law that when grant or bequest
has been made for particular specified
purpose, antltbat purpose fail or becomes,
impractible the property granted rey,erts
to the donor. ~ / am not deciding
what will be, he added; 81 am simply
stating the priuciple which determines
the equity such eases" fs-s -'apsat
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1861.
William 4. Simpson,

rErl L Samuel bowman and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
l. of the Master, from the allegations of the bill
filed in this cause, that James Bower and Nancy,
his wife, Formerly Nancy Bowman Lewis Grim
ct and the heirs Of John Bowman, supposed 10 be
dead (namcs unknown,) defendants to the same.
are residents Of the State of Tennessee it is
therefore ordered by the Master that Publication
be made in the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, requiring the said nonresident defendants
to appear ut the next term of the Chancery Court,
to be held ut the Court house in Kingston, for the
county of Roane, on the first Thursday after the
81 Monday of October next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the same
will be taken confessed against them and set
for hearing ca pdItc.
THOMAS N. CLARK, c. & H.
Sept 6, 1s61-it-prs fec $3.50
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SheriH's Sale.

Tn OBEDIENCE TO TWO ORDERS OF
Il sale. issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of McMinn county, ! will, on Monday, 9Th day Of
October next, at the Courthouse door in Athens
sell to the highest bidder for cnsk in hand the un.
divided interest and claim that Lydia ,Iohn, Nan
cy John and Alfred Il. John have in and to One
Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, on which they
now live, and adjoining the Lands of Ezekiel
John. Henry Steod and Others and lying in Ne
MINI county, Tennessee. Sold to satisfy two
executions against Lydia John, Nancy John and
Alfred r. John--one in favor of j. II. Magill &
Co., and the other in favor of j. L.Atlcc-obtain-
cd before Justiscs of the Peace.
J. NJ. YEARWO0D, D. Sheriff
Sept .. lS6l-3t-prs fee s.. 2O-6I6
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Sheriff. Sale.

i issued by the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of
McMinn county, and to me directed, / will, on
Monday, eth day Of October 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 John A. Prather has in and TO two
Town lots, Nos. and D, in the town of Athens,
being the same now occupied by II. 7. Marshall,
adjoining the property of Joseph McCulley, Mrs.
Fuqua and others. Sold to satisfy Judgment
recovered by s. X. Recdcr against John A. Pra-
thcr, before John McGaughcy, Esq.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Sept 9, 1SGl--3t--.prs fec So, 2O--678
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Sherif's Sale.

IN MONDAY. !ru DAY OF OCTOBER,
~ 1861, at the Court. house door in The Town Of
Athens, will sell to the highest bidder. for cash
IN rand, NIL the right, title, interest and claim that
William Elmorc has in and to Ninety two Acres
OF Land, more or less, adjoining the Lands of
George Reynolds, Moses Joins and others, in the
9Th Civil District, McAIinn county, Tennessee,
being the Land upon which the said VIM. Elmore
now lives. Sold to satisfy an execution in my
hands against him, from tho Circuit Court Clerk
of McMinn county. for costs of State prosecution
against John Harrcll.
J. NJ. YEARwooD, n Sheriff
Sept G, 1S6l-3t-Brs fcc.Sj, 2O-G16
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Money Lost on the Battle of Manas

The special correspondent of the New
Orleans Delta, lJudge Walker) in one of
his letters mentions q report that 'fhad
Stevens, the truoulent champion of the
war party in the Lincoln House of Repre-
sentatives, and great patroh Of faro, and
Baker, the Oregon Senator, also suffered
in the same stakes, upon the result of the
battle of Manassas, while Carlisle, the
Panhandle Senator, is reported to have
lost the whole balance of the fund sub
scribed by the New York and Boston
nincompoops, in aid of the Union suffer.
ers in the northwest. These bets were
generally bagged by sporting men from
Baltimore. -'s" 1898 'ia
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Western Virginia.

A despatch from Richmond of the 10th
says: ''s
The Enquirer OF tomorrow will publish
a letter from Sen. Wisc's camp, detailing
the particulars OF sharp engagement on
the I'd inst, near Hawks Nest. in the
Kanawha Valley, in which the Federa,s
were, routed and ran leaving Kanawha-
The Confederate had one slightly woIn-
ded; loss Of tho Federals unreported.
Rumor here says there was probably q
severe battle on Sunday last between
Wises, Floyd's and Chapnan's Confeder.
ate forces and the Federals under Cox.
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.-E - Geo. W. Bridges. ... .-
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCUToRY
Il order made in these three causes at the last
term of tho Chancery Court, will, on the 23d
day Of September instant, proceed and sell on the
promises. at the late residence Of respondent
Bridges, in Athens, on credit of five months
time all the personal property mentioned in the
attachments in these causes, consisting, in part,
of one Piano Forte; some three or four Beds, Bod
steads and Clothing; one Sofa; half dozen Fine
Chairs; one Rocking Chair one lot Bacon and
LARD and various other articles of Household
and Kitchen Furniture too tedious to mention;
ono lot Fencing Plank; one lot Hay ia stablc one
Cutting Box; one Iron Kettle; one Gray Horse;
one Yoke Oxen: two lIeifers, &C., &c. Note with
security will be required of the purchaser.
JNO. l.. BRIDGES. c. & w.
Sept 10, 1S6l-2t-prs fee S3,6O-677
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gheriR's gaIe

TN .oDEDIESUE TO THREE ORDERS OF
Il sale, issued by the Clerk of tho Circuit Court
of McMiqn county, and to mo directed, will, on
Monday. Tth drv' 1T 0ctojcrncxt, at the Court
house door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder
for cnsh ia hand, all the right, title, interest aud
clnir ihM Jamcs Lamar lnts IN and to -Four Hun
dred Acres .. Lnnd, more or less. lying IN the Sth
civil district McMinu county. Tennessee
South half of section twenty i've third fractional
township. range third West, Ilwasscc District.
and the Northeast half of the Northwest auar-
ter of section thiry-six. Sold to satisfy three
judgmcnts-one William A. Ruckcr rs. James La
mar; one A. u. Sartain, assignee of George w.
Bridges. RS. James Lamar aud VIM. George; one
J. +. 4 q. ". Wutsell r.. James i,amas4-nii Oh
tanned before Justices Of the Peace.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff
Sept q, 1S6l-3t--prs foe $3,2O--GI6
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100 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.
Isaac I. Fox ct ais.
TUrt,i,u,,I nm

Isaac T. Fox q as
[OrJindi BW.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF AN IN
i sterlocutory decree pronounced in this cause,
in the Chancery Court Of Meigs county, Tenncs-
see at tho April term, 1861, thereof, will at tho
Court-house, door in Athens, McMinn county,
Tennessee, on Thursday, 9th day of October
next, expose to public sale on six months credit,
in bar of the right of redemption, 100 ACRES
OF LAND, in the LIST Civil District u McMnn
county, Tennessee. adjoining the Lands of Wm.
Heiskcll. James Carter and others, and known as
the McGill place, the property of the respondent.
Note and good security willebe required, and a
lien retained for thepurchase money. ss5 -.fg
+. McCQRkLE, C. C. ".
BY j. McCORKLE, d. c. ~.
Sept 10, lS6l-6t-prs fee $5,G0-677
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NOTICE.

TNHE 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 due the old con-
corn will be paid to him alone-and he alone is
authorized to settle all the old business. lie will
continue to keep general supply of Dry Goods,
Groceries. Sci MAT. NJ. LOWRY.
July ~, lS6l-tf-G6S
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aChANcERY SALE


in OBEDIENCE TO. AN ORDER OF TIL 4
Clanccry Court at Einsston, made at The
April term, 1851. In tie case William Kimbro,rrb,
Exr of Caleb Ellis, decd, CT ais. against John h.
Ellis and others / will proceed, at the Court
house door In kingston on Thursday. the 22d
day of October next, (s6i to sell at public sale,
10 tho highest bidder or n credit of six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty -fan months Except the sum
of twenty per cent. on tao purchase money, which
Is required to he paid in hnnd Mt the time of sale
the I.ANDS. OF which Caleb Kills died seized and
possessed, lying in Roanc county,
Z Seventeen Hundred Acres
of which lie on the Tennessee River. about Ten
miles lSouth.w west of Kingston, and some ~
Four or Five Hundred Acres
in the vicinity of Post Oak Springs on which Is
good Mill and Carding Machine more par
ticular description Of the Lands will be given on
the day ef sale, The LANDS will be sold in such
divisions as to insure the best price, and for the
accommodation of purchasers, as far as practical
BILE. The sale will DO made subject 10 the ap-
proyal Of the Court. Persons wishing to pur.
chase valuable Lands would do we'll TO examine
those Lands before the sale Donds with approx
ed security bearing interest from date and retain
ing lieu for the purchase money, wfl be required
from the purchasers. Sale between the. hours of
IL and o'clock. r. NJ, on the day above men
toned. THOMAS N.CLAiK, r. & W.
Kingston, Sept 0, ls6l-prs fee sll, 2O-G7G
1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES, GRADUATES. ARE
l. DESTROYS of finding good situation for Fc-
male School. For particulars, apply to s. NJ.
GAINES, Principal Of Bolivar Female Academy,
Madisonvilc, Tenn.
Sept q, 1S81-1t-G16 -t.t .
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VALUABLE FARM TO RENT.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT
the valuable property, known as the TELL
co PLAINS FARM, Monroe county. Also to
hire her NEG BoES to be retained on the Farm.
There are several hundred acres of the most pro-
ductive Lands, and the Neg.o force is ample for
thorough and profitable cultivation of the Farm.
For further information, apply 10 the subscriber
on the premises JANE Il. McDERMOTT.
N. B.-Applcation should be made soon.
Aug rs, lSGl--it--G72
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MARRTEDI

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Dowell, Mr.. SAN.
=. PreH,to Miss Many H.. lIuFPsrurign, all of
iBlount CO., Tom.
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EIM.IEWSoB


ID
Cairo, nj, Sept. s.LPhis morning. Mt
els. O'clock, Gen. Grant. with twoi'regi.
FnehG Of Infantry, one company Or lirht
ARTILLERY, aud two .gunboats, took possess
sion o. rIhlucah, Ky. lie found seces-
SION hags floating in different parts, of
tine city, IN expectation OF greeting the
arrival of.the Southern army, which was
reported 3,SVo strong, sixteen miles dis
tant.r loyal citizens tore down the Sc
cession hags on the arrival of our troops.
Zen, Grant took possession of the tele-
graph oihce, railroad depot, and Marine
hospital. ne found large quantities of
complete rations and leather for the
Southern army. p s's', ,'l 4 -
Cairo, Sept. G-Gens. Pillow and POLK
are al Columbus, KY With 1000 Rebels
jeff, Thompson IS on, the Missouri side:
directly opposite, with the balance of
the forces. al n s.'iI,.s, s.-.ol 800.
800 Federal troops left to day 70 rein.
force Paducah, and another regiment
follows immeelimely. d. Tius In :.
0fostoou,}y,, y,o5,,,,v am ityare = Oh.
Confeierotes ;re cont;nm,,iv n o,,r 49,,
ond ~ No forr;ol ora ,,,ai.;,,, 30, ~,
,laoo,strot;o,,s IL oross rs o'o''' 'S''a 4
Iu,-n,'E, a., ~, : t'g q
-, wG I.. 'nepti tNe grepeis are
now uuc lse 'iileS oeIow, rom 'tne ffesi-
Ii nao noIe, d i,eS rom Ariin ston
relief Gnsrd of FederoI iroons was Gr rnI
mon nv a conceded hody 81 IN" onnr,u
near Hunters CHANEL. on the Viro;n;oo
side of the Potomac Al. s,tor;sa I've.
compa,,ies Of our troons were sent outb
reconnoitre' and ,liscorered That tbe RaE.
Ella had taken nos;tioh M Ball,s Cross
Roads. and lad thrown forward two Va,
inent dining ,tire niaht These raai-
ments are now po,ted along n little ererf q
i'm the woods near LInnter,s CboneI
They have four brass howitzers drawn by
men. but have no other, artillery. Tbs
Rebels are now digging rifle nits' west, of
Hunters Ghapei. % '.T-Il, '7''....'.'r'., :
Tbe enomv's force on Munsor.s iii, 10
brislS1y engaged in drillino. Occasional.
ly shots are fired from the hin at the
Federal pickets. h'u d. -sia
q, ~, S.,t o ,r.c.u.I,.l. L:|
,,or,oi "t A., w.. I.0u :. IT,
H. Evh LII n,n,o .o,mr, riru''aS ior'sNly
III ~. oo .ta, NY ,t In.eus Nel.n
,,lt,,sad To,. 49,. ai Mains naYe
,,.iond n,o.t ~ liz oon,n'an5 'L o
49,, ,,,;ose,., ' oo''''"i" nave oee"
as..t,, ~ -.
sarea.nJ pa;a nu,s.'s i"I'e uri-
$50, Wy V'', 1'"'"'' o"p'o'''s ms 0o"'-
mand. ..'@i
Ibis reported that Magoffin, who is n
prisoner at Georgetown' is-sentenced to
NC nu"e .ii.e h.,
Wgsh,ngteq, sept. S',-Ihe Times says
the Court M'gtlai at Alexandria sentenc-
ed 5o solulers -to be SHOT f9r various oilen-
ces.' - -. :. -. %, p. .f.a
On a carefully extended observation on
the Virginia side, new and formidable
battery was discovered, commanding the
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Wheat Wanted.

Wheat of fair quality will be received in pay
mcnt of debts due this office, at $l,00 per bushcl.
Those who wish to avail themselves of this no
tice, can deliver the Wheat at Mr.. Clcages Mill,
AthesaEe Y lsiMN gA1 sIAug. 0.
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Administrators SALE.

MILL BE SOLD, ON SATURDAY, THE
w 3lst day of August, instant, at the late
residence of 4. p. Wells, McMinn county, the
following PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit =
Fonr or five head Of Horses, one Mule, twelve or
fifteen head Of Cattle. one set of Blacksmiths'
Tools. Farming Utensils, &c.
TERNs OF SGLg:--Twelve months credit, pur-
chaser giving note and approved security.
r. II. WELLS, A,,,..
D, IL. WELLS,
Aug 0, 1SGl-it--672
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Chancery Court at Athens.

D. P. York,
Jacob W. Gilbert, George Wattles, Geo. r. Gilbert:
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
i the allegations in the bill in this cause, that
thc'responoent George II. Gilbert is not citizen
of the State of Tennessee, Il is therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made In the
Athens Post for four successive weeks requiring
said non resident to appear at the next term Of
the Chancery Court to be held for the county of
McMinn, at the Courthouse Id Athens. on tho
3D. Monday of August next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him and set for
bearing cr pdric.,
JOHN L. BRIDGES, c. & NJ.
june 81, 1s61-it-prs fec S3-G65
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SEPTEMBER RrLEs, 1861.
j. T. Ambrose,

John IL. Wcster. -.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
Il of tho Master, from the allegations of the bill
fled 10 this cause, that the defendant is q non
resident of the State of Tennessee II is therefore
ordered by the Master that publication be made
in the Athens Post for four successive weeks, re-
quiring the said John L. wester to appear At tho
nc 1t tern ofithe Chaneery Coupt, VI be- held at
tho Courtroom in Kingston, for tho county of
Roane, on the first Thursday amer the Sd Monday
Of October ncxt then aud there to plead, answer
or demur to said bill, or tho same will BIO taksn as
confessed against him and set for hearing ca 1are.
~" THOMAS N. CLARK, G. q w.
Sept 6. 1s6f-4t-prs fee $3.50 f'aH