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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-30
Eron NE Nlnchel..r Gl,rdi.n.

With regard to the dsmeanor OF the Euglish peopk,
ulOE he iasuz have resaivod there still an ah
s,nee OF any agsse Si.h Mr.. Blight. The
b'r for Birmingham, saw yesterday, thinks thas
Cs. 70 b. compared to "savages than Car si,n
lu5a apparently because while waiting and hoping for
p3lceabls rep1raon reckoning up resources
Tor a sruggla and putting them in order Capt Den
the mater in difsrelJ light He pays TO this
district oOmp meat, not u1meTitsd, hope, by the
Acs bus scarcely We think, worthy OF mention, an BE-
count o. tho sc ljness With which IL excludes from its
Consideration Of Tue question ISSUE the accident tina.
II We 20 20 wac sh n certainly not long continue 10
sIrsr fom the want OF cotton. Il is simply uuo that
this prospect hOSever undeniable does peroeptiby
alsnee the feelings with which await the decision
Of the Americans the question submitted TO them,
and the sabsS qusnt action OF the English Ministry.
Ia c)mmon si,h tAe rest Of the o0uGtry, We cone1r
with Capt. Denmla in thipiag it would indeed b,
very grtas evil It by cAmor undue interference
should urge the government TO any other course but
that which consistent with simply asserting rights
so4 giving due ne Tor them TO be recoguiz d. ard
Oin with him IN earnes. longing thai the eaamies
Of war may b. avoided. If however, it be inevitable
We have tho sa,sisc ion Of knowing TIA. il will not find
us unprepAred. The United States will have provoked
collision vi "a under circumstances tvincing on their
part judicial blindness not less signal than the wanon
disregard OF justice Of which they viii be conVicsed-
The numerical relation between the naval forces OF the
two countries being favor 10 proportion Of
IL 6ys one Is such as exclude from every mind
deply imbued with unworthy suspicion the notion OF
our desiring 70 60 n Tor barren glory.
To an ElPln seor proud Of his profession and
1, see i efficiency demonstrated By the sernest praci
cal test We easily understand that il il sui ec Of
pain rather than exulaon to have 10 observe THAI
When VIC tad ourselves on the threshold Of serious
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-30
From the London Globe.

We may or may not be Wliug 70 enter into negotil.
tons TO place the right oisesrch Oo,iEg but it
Is no. the time talk Of such negotiations when
suffering fsom grisy0us wrong FRS. the men,
AID hea make your propositous No doub; G n. Scott
intends By bis letter hold olive branch to this
country. He was not prepared was any American,
for the feeling which Captain Wilkes SC. has reused in
England. We accept kis good Intentions; We have Ger
t,uly desire quarrel with the North; but the
Who having placed themselves uader the protection Of
ouE d4g were torn from L. mus; bo forthwith returned
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-11
The Texas Rangers,

On Thursday morning. the first division
ofa Texas Regiment, under the command
OF Col. B. + Terry, arrived in our city
They have come from the far of South,
and, altogether, we regard them as Que
Of the finest Regiments weyet have seen.
It is their purpose to provide themselves
with horses at this point, and then to
await orders for service in Kentucky
Some OF the finest horsemen in the world
are in this Regiment The son of Col. r.,
who, undoubtedly, is the best rider we
have ever seen, can pick up, from the
ground, any small object while his horse
shall DO going at full speed-a feat pecu-
liar to Texas horsemen. " tai
The Colonel COMMUNICATIVE was at
the battle of Manassas, greatly distin-
gushing himself by his heroic daring-is
looked to with fondest devotion by his
men-brave and experienced as he is
We predict that this Regiment, armed as
they are--to exult as victors, or, in death
to be laid low-will perform a part which
shall be marked in the history Of this
Revolution. There are, at present, four
companies encamped at the Far Grounds
near this city, each containing one hun
bred and sixteen men-all armed with
six shooters, double barrelled shotgun
and bowie-knives. They are, also, pro-
vided with saddles, brides, and horse
equipage generally. rg ay-r
The remaining six companies are nos
on their route, and will arrive at this city
in a few days. When such regiment as
this, armed and equipped as it is, shall
enter the field, the unprincipled myrmi-
dons of Abraham Lincoln will fall like
grain before the reapers scythe. Wewel-
come these sons of the far West, to the
hospitable soil Of Tennessee, and we shall
bid them God speed to their destiny in
Old Kentucky.--Nash. Banner, SM. %.
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Jsgerson Gig, No, Oct. 3,-l,SO0 Rebel,
| parted rom the main body for GEORGE
town. They intend to- make n demon.
stfanon IN vast numbers upon George
town. Jefferson City and ST. Louisa and
feel confident of the ability 10 take them.
The report Of the removal of, Fremont
created intense Indignation among th,ion
men, and great rejoicing among Seccs.
sionists. IIl fIH ~ Tlfp TIffN
a gentleman who visited Benton Bar
racks this afternoon reports the greatest
excitement among the troops, amounting
to almost mutiny, rt'.'tt N f,Il'o
ten. Mckinstry has been ordered to
the Department of Cumberland in Ken
lucky. - h1'-''''
DR.. White, of Mulligan's Brigade,
brings information from LexinSfdna 10
Monday night. Price left Lexington
with the main body Of his army, moving
Southwaid to effect q junction with Nc.
Culioch and give Eenontl battle. Price
anticipates and ieasy- victory over FIRE.
mont at this point, and will then move to
st. Louis, where $4,000 Secessionists will
rise and'dwclcome him with arms in
hands. f'o9' - -l' ~
NaslciRc, Oct. I.-John C. Breckenridge
and VIM. Preston arrived here yesterday
The Kentucky Legislature. on 7the I'd
Instant instant passed RESOLUTIONS iinstructins
Breckenridge and Powell to resign their
seats in the .. >. Senate -a',s rotary
LynchJry, Oct. 0.--The Confederate
forces under Col.gWright, of the Sd Geor-
gia Regiment. landed last Saturday at
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-11

"a
IT'S A COMMON OBSERVATION that thetc
arc more sufferers from debility, among Amcri
cans, than can be found among any other civilized
nation. The reason is obvious. We take too lit
tlcexcrcise, and forget tho wants of the body in
hc.nbsorbing pursuits of business In all such
cases, ordinary medicines can do little good
What Is required Is Just such tonic ana inSigo-
rator MS DR.. j. 1lostettcr has given to tho world,
in his Celebrated Ditters. The weak aud nervous
denizeu of the counting house, the exhausted
tailor upon the sbop-bonrd and the prostrate stu
dent of the midnight lamp, have found a wonder
full Regeneration ip the Bitttcrs, and prefer it to
more prctcntous, but hess eicneious medicines
But it should not be forgotten that the agent
which Is so magical in its influence upon q frame
which Is merely debilitacd, is equally powerful in
assisting nature to expcl the most terrible forms
Of disease. Who would not give it trial? 4,
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. \
~" See advertisement in another column
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-11

Bas- The Cincinnati Commercial! is of
opinion that Gen. Beauregard has out
generated Mcclellan. If Mcclellan is to
be made another victim of intolerance,
and is to follow Scott, Mcdowell, FREE
mont, Harvey, ct ID onv'e genus, into dis
grace and retirement, where will the
crazy tyrants of the North find another
man fit for their brief idolatry? They
had better try next some General, freshly
imported from the royal battle-felds of
Europe. Perhaps Prince Napoleon would
graciously consent to command their
armies. Garibaldi has turned the cold
shoulder to them. We fear that either
old Abe himself will be compelled to
take the field or the French Prince will
be pressed into their service.
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Chancery Court at Benton.
Il. T. Lowry and others, IN $50,
re- Wy imeud,H mr.

II. T. Lowry and others, -,-t-9 5000
rs. SImendcH nix
TT APPEARING FROM THE .ALLEGA-
IL lions in the bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Eliza, William Centcrs and, wife Sydney, John
Talton and wife Julia, Sanford Brdwell, Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, nre non-resiients of
the State it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, u newspaper publish
ed in McMinn county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, notifying said NONRESIDENT defendants to
appear at our next Court of Ctkncery, to he held
at the Court house in Benton, Polk. county, Tea
ncssec, on the lst Monday in February next, and
plead. answer or demur to said bill, or the same
will be taken MS confessed and set for hearing ca
porte as TO them. flfH3 gtt2h ttNS
= J. II. ALEXANDER, c. d "
Oct 4, 1SG1-it-prs foe $3.50
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
l. issued from tho Office of the County Court
Clerk of McMinn county, and to me directed, ]
will, on Saturday, the ID day of Novepber next,
Mt the Courthouse door in the town Of Athens,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hpnd, all the
right, title, interest and claim that George w,
Bridges has In and to one HOUSE and LOT in
the town of Athens. McMinn county, Tennessee,
being the House and Lot upon which the said
George W. Bridges resides, adjoining the Lot of
A. ii. Keith, &c. Also, the following Tract of
Land in the 9TH District of McMinn county, Ten
ncssec, adjoining the Lands of John II. Howard,
BENZ. Wells, &C., the same on which James Ii.
Bridges now residcs--the number of acres not
known. To satisfy two judgments in favor of
the heirs of James Bonner. decd. .-.--
WILLIAM BURK, Sheriff.
Oct IL, 1sG1-3t-prs fec S3,2O-6sl .'.irr.
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Mathew Drowder ct ols,
..Og y 4 ELI1. rs. !, Z Adddu09

90 STjTgI- .rs.g EdH1Eu0Q
William Callahan ctgis.
TT APPEARING FROM TIE ALI.;GA-
ltious in the petition fled in athis ean.e that
William Callahan md Martha, bis wife. formerly
Martha Brpyderl dsisn,bnts to the same. are
non-residents. of The State Of Tennessee, it is
Therefore, ordered that publication be made iu tho
Athens Post for four successive weeks, requiring
the said nonresident defendants to appear at the
November term Of the County Court Of sMcMinn
county, then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said petition or the same will lie taken ms con
tossed against them and set for hearing re- poi3e
,,no, 80. WM GEORGE, -0lerj. r.
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Joseph D. Martin,


-, 4, William p. Lowcry. ,7q5r-
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
u tons Of the bill fled in this cause that the de-
PENDANT, William ?. Lowery, is q nonresident of
tho State, Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publcation be made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper published in the
town OF Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said
William y. Lowcry TO appear ut tho next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held at the Court house
in Kingston. for thu, county Of Roane on tho first
Thursday after theSd Monday of 0,tober next,
then, and there 10 slead, answer or demur to said
bill or the san,ewill De taken confessed against
him and set for hearing ~ pq,1c. ~,
THOMAS n. CLARK, C. & IT,
Oct II, Is6l--it--pr fee s3--Osl
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IllinoiSans.

A cavalcade of Illinoisans passed
through Dyersburg, Tenn, one day last
week, on their way to Texas. Lincoln's
imbeclity has so disguised the people of
Southern Illinois, that many of them will
remove to the Confederate States as soon
as the opportunity presents itself.
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Release of Nc Graw and Harris.

! 71'oIoo"'''S q 1ISo117It ~" "tI1 IItlt t1os
Harry McGraw, OF Penn, has been Re
leased on parole, and Arnold Harris, of
Washington, Internationally. Both were
taken prisoners after the battle Of the 2lst
Julyiwhile looking for the body Of Colonel
Cameron. ". ~ p
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Oct II. lssl-stsprsi foe h. 9o-ssi NM
p Shnearif,s Sale.

tn OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
i issued from tile Office Of The Chancery Clerk Of
MeMinn county and to me directed, I will, Oh
Saturday, the I'd day of November next, ut tho
Court!house door In the town Of Athens, sell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, On the right
title, interest and claim that June Autery has III
and TO One Hundred Acres Of Land, more OF less,
lying on Mouse Creek, adjoining the Lands of
Robert Cate. Marian Rhcker and others. Also,
one Tract Of Land lying on Mouse Creek, as the
Lands of Thos. higgins, number of acres not
known, adjoining the Lands of John Cunnins-
ham. Elizabeth Cate and others; the Lands .iip6n
Which Thos. higgins now resides. To satisfy ane
Judgment In favor Of the Clerk and Master.
WIN. BURK. Sheriff.
Oct ii, 1SGl-3t-prs fec $500 Gs1
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William S. McEwen,

William Il. Lowery.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i tions OF the bill filed in tins cause that the
defendant, William p Lowery, is nonresident
of the State of Tennessee il is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
In the Athens Post. anewspaper published in the
town of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said
William p. Lowory to appear at the next term of
the Chaneery Court,to be held ut the Courthouse
in Kingston for the county of Roane, on the first
Thursday alter the Sd Monday of October next.
then and there to plead, answer or demur to said
bill or the same will BIO taken as confessed against
him and set for hearing or porte. I'D
d .sg THOMAS N. CLARK, C. g "
Oct II, 1s6lr-4t--prs fee S3-6sl
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rs.
Samuel NJ. Williams.

Samuel NJ Williams. FriAfi
TT APPEARING TO TILE MASTER FROM
u the allegations Of the bin fled IN ILLS clusc,
that the defendant, Sam'l NJ. Williams. is a non
resident of the State Of Tennessee, 1t is therefore
ordered that publication DO made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post, n newspaper
published in the town, Of Athens, Tonusssce, ere.
quirng The said Samuel NJ. Williams to appear At
the next term of the Chaneery Court, to- 10, held
at the Courthouse in Kingston, for the county Of
Roane, on the first Thursday after, the sd Monday
dempr to said bill, or the same viii I've tai On as
confessed against him aud set for bc9ring "a po,c
,.5t,e =. THOMAS NsCLARK,i g. 6M
Sent 81, 1S6l-it--prs fee s3-679 II
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Good Exannln

w. - - ~FSSA 1AbAuPAcs " tAslilf ~
N The Nashville Patrol, Oct. s, says "sye
learn that a Mr.. Richards, lessee of the
Raccoon Coal Mines, in the Cumbcrland
Mountains, has resolved to donate 1000
bushels Of his coal to the families in this
CITY, the heads of which are absent as sol.
oilers in defence Of the liberty and indie
pendence of the South. Mr. Cole; the
superintendent Of the Yashyilleahd Chat
tnnooga Railroad, will bring the. coal to
the city free of charge. This, example, Is
worthy Of imitation, not only by, ooal deal
ers, but by every one. in proportion TO
means, who Is willing to contribute TO the
welfare and comfort of the noble defend.
ers Of our rights now in the field md Of
their families at home. r,cl,sg smlbb'i .
tgr a 1ittle@ill satisfy nature, less
will satisfy grace, butnothing will satisfy
"prPpHq; ma mans lyrzstsl2a lMlgq2
re- We hre 4ibariEed, and requested 70 an
nounee WIN. IL 4fBBs, Of bradley county, as
candidate for the Confederate Congress- Election
9th of November. lpsaadf7uq ia71oi 81
ms-.wcare authori,cf and rcaucstst to nm
nounte A. 20. WELCKEit, of Hamilton county
as a candidate to represent the 3D. District IN the
Confederate Congress. Election 6tlfday Of No
vcmber '1fis'alsH' rGI 1ini' &,
5aa'- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn
county, as a candidate to represent this District
in the Confederate Cor gross Election We,Inos
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-10-11
Arrests.

There were seven commitments to the
city prison yesterday of persons charged
with aiding the Southern rebellion. OF
the number six, three of whomwele white
and three black, We're brought from General
Rousseau's CAMP on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad Lou. Jour, 90 'A
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Chancery Court at Kingston.

rs. ..
James T. Shelley.
TT APPEARING FROM TIE ALLEGA-
i tons of the bill in this cause that the defend
ant james 4. Shelley, is NONRESIDENT of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, IL newspaper published in the
town of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said Jas.
t. Shelley to appear at the next term of tho Chan
Gerry Court to be held ut the house in Kings
ton, for the county of Ronne, on the first Thurs
day after the Sd Monday of October next ihen
and there to plead, answer or demur to said bill,
or the same will be taken as confessed against
him and set for hearing ea parte. Nh'
THOMAS n. CLARK, C. d IT,
Oct II, 1sGl-4t-prs fee S3-6sl
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]. II. Gaut,


:" !" Il. Vt. Wiley y Co,
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
l. tons in the bill that L. NJ. Wiley. Hugh II.
Banks, Vim. g. Lane, Henry Vandcrzce and Ed
ward II. lane, are non-rcsdents and citizcns of
the State Of New York. it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, news
paper published in McMinn county, Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, notifying said non resi-
dent defendants to appear ut our next Court of
Chancery, to he held at Benton. Polk county,
Tennessee. on the LIST Monday of February next,
and plead. answer or acmur to said bill. or the
same will he taken ms confessed and set for hear
ing p"r,e. J. II. ALEXANDER, c. d H.
Oct J., ls6l--4t-prs fee $3.50
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ggeH ~ John T.. Wcster.
TT APPEARING TO TIE SATISFA CTION
j. OF the Master, from the allegations Of the bill
filedlin thiseaNse. the defendant is non
resident Of the State of Tennessee il Il therefore
ordered by the Master that publication he made
in the Athens Post for four successive weeks. re-
quiring the said John i. Wcster to appear ut tho
next term of the Chancery Court, to he held at
the Courthouse in Kingston, for the county of
Roane. on the first Thursday after the Sd Monday
of October next, then and there to plead. answer
or demurto said bill CT the Same will 10 taken ms
confessed against him and set for hearing cr parte.
THOMAS y. CLARK, q. d w.
Sept @. 1S61-lt-prs fec S3-616
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SberiF,s Sale

TN oBED1ENcETo AN ORDER or SALE
Il issued from the Clerk and Master, McNlinn
county, and to me directed, / will Oh Saturday.
the I'd day of November next, Mt the Caurt. house
door in the town of Athens, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right title inter
est and claim that Jacob Wears has in and to
Traet of Land lying in the Dry vallcy-7the nun,
Der NJ acres not known-adjo the Lands 81
VIM. Burk and The heirs of L. p. Pettitt, being
the La'i'ls upon whiclt Henry Wolf now resides.
To satisfy two judgments In favor of John L..
Bridges, Olefli and Master. ti-if pa
.-ry,.-r WM- DURK, &rT.
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The louisville Courier.

We are pleased to learn the that Mr..
Haldeman has in contemplation to revive
the Louisville Co,rir, by printing it in this
city. The arrangements will be complete
in day or two, for commencing its pub
ication.-NaShwHc Uaion Il; american.
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COMM ER1CrAL.
- 9. 10 rt---4H-------.
Augusta Market.

mi 49, 20 r..-. AUGUSTA, Oct. 4.
Bacon. hog round, mono; clear sides 2s0p30c;
ribbed 27@2Sc; hams 2s@S0c; shoulders 25c.
lard, in bbls. 25@26c in kegs and cans 81 "a Csc.
Wheat, red $l,lO@S1,15; white Sl,25@Sl,3 O.-
$6,jD; surerfne Sj,j0@S6 Corn s5@gO Meal
S5@9Oc. Oats 75c@Sl for blk seeds. Stock
Peas 9Oc@$l. Rye sl,lO@Sl,2o. Feathers,
3Q@a3e. Butter 25@35c, scarce. Eggs 200
2jc. Hay S30@SS5 per ton. Hides l3@l5c.
Ihanl herewith statement of our Produce mar
kct. a.... III.
Yours, very truly.
ta' j. A. ANSLEY,
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CHANCERY SALE Of LAND.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED.
ID in the Chancery Court at Madisonvic, will,
on the goth day of November, 1851, sell to the
highest bidder, on credit of six months, without
redemption, at the late residence of N. X Spill
man. Esq in Monroe county. a tract of Land
containing 293 acres, situated in. Monroe county,
adjoining Lands of A. Riggs, S. Lasby. and heirs
of II. c. Cooke, decd, being the same Tracthcre-
toiore sold by VIM. Hunt to r. Cate, and by him
to said II. G. Cooke, who contracted the same TO
D. ]. White. Bond and security will be required
and lien retained for the purchase money.
j. A. COFFIN e. &c W.
Oct II, lS8l-6t-prs fec S. ,G0-GSI -L-----
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A IL PERSONS, IN ARREARS FOR TAX
by notified that tho Tax Collector can BE found in
tho town Of Decatur until tho 10th of October
ready to receive their dues All who, fail to avail
then elves Of this notice, viii Lavo costs to paw
as the taxes must DO collected.
,tr.t tNf,,sg,,.- n Il Jos. II. GATH,
Tor coliectorJ or Neigsc,.
Sept 20, 1s6l-3t--n7S -
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hWheat Wanted.

Wheat of fair quality will be received in,pay-
mcht of debts due this Office, at sl.OO per bushcl.
Those who wish to avail themselves of this no.
ticc, can deliver the Wheat at Mr. Clcagcs Mill,
Athens. ,ro,- - ...t JAug, 0.
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Mail Regulations.

,t The Southern and Western Mails will be closed
punctually at q o'clock, r. NJ. The Eastern Mail
at o'clock, pm. a.
On Sundays, tho Post Office will be kept open
tro hoUrs after the arrival Of the Mail in the
morning. and one hom in the evening.
+f1-1eH 20 &c. "A. J0RDAN,aP "
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ConhScated.

Property to the value Of $4,000, be-
longing to Mrs. Gen. Scott, and situated
chiefly in this city, is said to have been
confiscated under the recent act Of the
Confederate States Congress- Richmond
Enguirer. XII. US =; s-.- .r.,
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neg Georgia troops are rendezvousing
at Brunswick in that State for protection
from an anticipated raid by Abe Iincoln's
hotilla. r.rI. r.slr.. ravV
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ohancery Court at Kingston.
Henry ( Williams,

d. F. Harrison and William Kimbroucb.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
i the allegations Of the hill filed In this cause,
that the defendant, ID. T. Harrison, is u non
resident of the State of Tennessee it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
ilshed in the town of Athens, Tennessee, reouir-
ing the said d. i. Harrison to appear at the next
term of the Chancery Court to he held Mt the
Court-housein Kingston, for tho county of Roanc,
on the first Thursday after the 81 Monday of De-
tobcr next then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken as con
fesscd against him and set for hearing er pnrte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, {. d. ".
Sept ~, lSGl--4t--prs fee S3-G1g