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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08
William P. Bryant,

hi' "%@'f' ,s p. ,Siyels. W ''. ,'t
Tn, THIS, CAUSE II APPEARING TO. NE
Il from complainants bill, which is sworn to,
that j. p siysls the defendant, is about to seerctc
or put his property out Of his hands SO as to de-
fraud the plaintiff, and his effects being attached,
It is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post, published in Athens, Tennessee,
requiring him 70 appear before nc. at my hourc
in the 10Th civil district. McMnn county, on the
1gth day of April 1862, and nuke defence to
complainant's claim, or the, same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing &c pdrfc.
THOMAS ROGERS. Justice Of dc Peace
Nov s. 1S6l-it--prs fee S3-BS5
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Dz- We learn from the Americas (Ga.)
Republican that a firm in that place are
about to commences manufacturing shoes
with wooden soles md waterproof canvas
llppers, Dr.
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A War Dividend,

The Bank of the State of Georgia has
declared a serni-annual dividend of five
per cent, bit Of intelligence that will be
most welcome to its large list of stockhol-
ders in these pressing times. Who
wouldn't like to be numbered among
them ?--Saunu,ah Republican. 29h inst.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

,q SeA-Secretary Seward has granted Rev.
Henry II. Garnett, colored Preacher, Of
New York, passport to Europe as a citi-
zen of the United States. This fact is
published Us evidence that the Lincoln
Administration has practically annulled
the bred Scott decision. s..,... ...
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Norfolk, Nov. Capt Millgan arrived
here this morning, from the coast of North
Carolina, in charge Of o cargo of coffee
which went ashore few days ago. The
coffee has been purchased for the army.
Capt. NJ. reports the gales as terrific in
the Sound, and along the coast. Rockets,
blue.lights, guns and other signals Of dis
tress, were displayed on Saturday night
off Grow Island. 1t sreported that two
men-of-war, of the Federal fleet, nre
ashore. e. .... hr. .... F.
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IN Pr T. W. FLEMING,
.t'h's 7i GENERAL s'' ~
OMMISSI0N MERCHANT.
lsbooo aAagsistss, dssefsie. $50 ,star
Nov 8, 1S6l--1y2--6S5 80 Ii. be- .ufa IttI
State Of Tennessee, MoMinn County.
igbood C..Guftis sibsI

IN THIS CAUSE n APPEARING TO NE
IL from COMPLIMENTS bin, which, Is sworn 70,
that J.. P, Sives, the defendant,s aboutto seerete
orpat his property qpt Of his hands 50 as to, De-
fraud the plaintiff, and his effects being attached,
il ii therefore ordered that publication DO made in
tho Athens Post ppblisbedin Athens, Tennessee,
requiring him 70 appear before me at, my house,
10 the 10th civil district, MeSIinn county, on the
10Th day of April, 1862, and make defence, to
mplainapt'sle Slain, or the same will DO taken
for confessed and Set for hearing fr parte. oo.s
,,.,s.,i THOMAS ROGERS, ,Jastlee Of he Peace.
i.Ney s, 1SGlEit-prs fee s3;--6s5 .,lCI
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A Northern Patriot.

The Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Times says
that Gov. Kirkwood took the contract
himself to uniform the ID Iowa regiment
for Sl7 so man, when parties in Bur-
lington offered to do the same for Sl5.
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To the Patriotic People Of iXdMinn
~ County. auiq

1, The nnderss nedisis isrf d Nahiptcsr compa4
ny of Infantry, for the term oftwsrc months, for
the Confederate services all persons who desire
to 90 to the rescue OF their friends their homes and
fresides, have IN opportunity Of doing 50 BY com;
ing forward and enrolling their names. served
my country twelve months N the Mexican war,
and inteud doing the same in the present strug-
gle fof our ARCHAEOLOGICAL our al. p =
aRs;pes,ff9,syY y II TDo Fl 9 Il Y
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J STATE of Tennessee, Roane G ounty.


e.. ID. Wrghtrs. Joseph NcEwen.
rFuE PLAINTIFF IN THIS CASE HAV-
4 ing procured an attachment to be issued by
me, against the property Of the defendant alleg-
ii n his All lcSit as cause for issuing the same
tit tie defendant had absconded,l or concealed
himself 50 that The ordinary process Of the law
could not be ssrysd upon him rand the same hav-
ing been rcturncd before me leyied upon the pro-
nerty OF nc aefspdant II is Therefore orletedby
me thar plblication DO made for four successive
weeks In ne Athens pqsf, a neyspaper published
in Mcsfinp county, Notifying The said defendant
to appear bcfpre tne. AZ my Office III the OH dis
trict &c R6anc eolip;y, on Saturday, the 3Oih day
Of November, 1871, and leiepd said action thus
commenced, Or the SAME be proceeded with
er marie. JAMES oLIPuANT,
GolHsd n sTnOsJ.V, ~ RJane COUNTY.
Oct. 2j. Is6l-A4t Pcs fee g., 90. 6s3
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1.' ~ q CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE, INSTITUTE,
KTHB TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Ill are pleased to announce TO the fmblio that
thuy have procured tho sorviees of tao Rev j. ".
BRADSHAW, (latc Pastsr hof tue Prvshyierian
Church. Chattanooga,( MS Principal o ilel iakss
the supervision Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., andpledges
himselft have them filled withcompstsnt achers.
untirinr energy. III Il exbgricaGsd IL luz buff
ness Of educating the young, a1d by bis fnIllbar-
pose 10 Identify With the ihierests Of the School,
will give 70 the young ladies' Of East Te1hcssee
and Of North Georgia, school near at home
equal in benefits and h6nors to what is so often
sought atroadg y 1s1s Ts 20 ,lligW
The house, already commodious II well gfhted
up. Within thetlastl2 mqtis pf expenditure of
from $500 to $500 has been made in securing en-
entirely new furniture for tho rooms. Be-
sides there is new and well seieetcd Apparatus,
worth several hundred dollars, and sufficient for
All pufpoies in teaching Philosophy ana Chemls-
try, md some Of the special Sciences.
We give below the rates Of Tuition, graded up
on moderate scalc--thc same charged blythe
last Principal, & 2 /. Ae4tAf,faLN
Primary Department, per annum,4 $1,000
Preparatory '.'r.N ...r .5 1890 q
Freshman Glass, lss.i n .is-...'f IN 1000 d
SOPHOMORE sc, Irur nCH E|Hf G 2i,OO n
Juniorlu.4 $50 r1ls4R .aa.i aG,0OK
Senior p. a" 4aui- a.n.H ..t 5000
~ Mnsic--Piano. Guitar or Melodeon, Z 5000 s
,,. Through Base Comp, 6e., IS 4.3s q20,O0'
sFrensh and othorsModern Languages, 20OQI
b In the Ornamental Department full provision
will be made, also at the ordinary prices. v9ioaq
The rule of payment IS one half in advance,
the rest by the middle of the term. =. 70 ri w
Pupils will bc, charged al present from the time
they enter to the close OF the 1st Quarter.
Board can be had Ia good families, and at con
vcnicnt boarding houses kept purposcly for young
Indies at ono Of which the Principal will board
| and The lst Assistant take charge. The price o.
board, Including lights, fuel and washing, is not
TO exceed $3.50 per week go 'ia
ff @. W. PARKS, Scc'y and Treas.
/ tIIO,t II 1901 &c rel istUI ff'f
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.sggAcgNo3puyo TIE CoRs.r-A dispatch
3g3rom Washington aunder date of 22d, to
'ahe New York Herald, says: W -
= @,. This morning commander Craven, flag
" officer Of the Potomac squadron, reported
=. Iiito the Navy Department that the Poto-
aaaeIriyer Il closed by the rebels, SO that
no vessel can by any possibility. pass.
Yesterday he discovered battery OF
.sAighteSpt guns ~ Matthias, Point, which
7 eAectnaiiy blocks navigation. even II the
- batteries of shis side were Of no effects
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

{" pW- IN, Richmond on two days last
week. 1874, l24 worth of clothing was oon-
tributed for the soldiers Such liberality
is commendable. IN a-ulv.. .sgd.1r-i III / f..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

pa> The New York Journal Of Com
merce admits that there is strong land
earnest feeling among the people Of the
No,,b for ,,aooe0 alol5zA FORESIGHT
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sdy- The Richmond correspondent of
the Charleston Mercury thinks it possible
that the venerable Judge Monroe, late Of
Kentucky, may be appointed Attorney
\ g eneral Of the Confederate States, To take
+, the place of Mr.. benjamin, who has been
{ transferred to the War Department.
The Judge is in Richmond. .d.i :
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John J. Knight and James IL. Knight
TENHESETHREEO CAUSES BEING RETURN
IL ed before me on the 18th day of October, by
Luke Peake, sheriff Of Meigs county, and ii up
pearius from said return that the defendants are
not found, it is ordered BY me that tho same be
stayed six months, and that publication be made
in the Athens Post four weeks, notifying the said
James II. Knight. Levi II. knight, and John j.
Knight each, to be and appear before me at my
house in Meigs county, on the Goth day Of April
next, to answer sail three several Attachments,
or iudgmen. final will DO rendered against item.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
1861 j. Il. F0QSHE,
j. r. for Neigs county.
Oct. %, 1s6l-it Prs fee $500 GS3
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Richmond, Nov. ga dispatch to the
New York Herald says that two men
were drowned while attempting to land
party South of Beaufort a.u 2
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,eo New SUBSTITUTE FOR CofgEE.-7 The
Shreveport (La.) Southeastern says,or1
: "Lately we have read many recipes fer
making coffee, but we soc none come up
to the one we offer-throw away the
coffee-pot substitute in its place bowl
or deep plate full os milk and mush. 1t
is far better, more rutricious than the
best OF coffee. We have tasted H. there
fore can speak advisedly Gifts merits. awe
90 in for home consumptiop,n,, ~"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

The Southern and Western Mails will be closed
punctually at u o'clock, p. NJ. Tho Eastern Mail
at 0 o'clock, p. N. ah5Ept} elU
On Sundays, tho Post 0Gicewil DO kept open
too hours after tho arrival of tho Mail in Othe
morning, aal oas hour in the evening.
@. A. JORDAN, r. "
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Chancery Court at Benton.

Sanders dfian; Il as.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
: tions in the bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Eliza, William Centers and wife Sydney, John
faiton and wife Julia, Sanford Bridwell, Riley
Thurman aadlwie Elizabeth are non.residents Of
the Statct,is,th ereiqrc ordered that publication
bo made ii .hic Atheas Past, dnewspaper publish
c,l,in McMpp county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, notifying said nonresident defendants to
appear at our next Court Of Chancery, to he held
~ ihs Courthouse in benton, Polk county, Tea
posses, on the lat Monday in February next and
Plaza, answer or dempr to said bill, or the same
willbe taken. as confessed and set for hearing er
ptgte US to them.f N $4,000
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Three Cheers for Glorious Polkl

Another splendid Company of Volun-
teers from this gallant little county, ar
rived here on Wednesday morning, and
took up quarters at Camp Ramsey. 1t
belongs to Messrs. Gillespie and Kings
regiment 1t has the following officers:
John Goodman, Captain. r.'
VIM. W. Wimberly, LIST Lieut.. 3d.
Chas. Taliaferro, 81 I'd 1" So l..rr.
John Tonkins, Jr., Sd ." 7a'.-g
This Company is a fine body of men
and is well Differed. Capt. Goodman is
a physician Of the first standing in his
county, and abandons a lucrative prac.
tice. that he may defend his country
against the numberless invaders of our
soil. His county will reward and poster.
ity honor him. i,' " .'l 49, - .....,
90 Polk county cast about one thousand
votes we believe. She has now sent out
five Companies to the field; Capt. j. +.
Hannah's and Capt. Douglass in Col.
Faughn's Regiment; Capt. j. III. Han
nah's in Col. Cummings; Capt. Hancock
i'm Col. Powell's Regiment and Capt.
Goodman's in Col. Gillespie's. Well done
for Polk!- Raor. Reg. t'.7i2f '-.d' ilf
Our Commissioners and the Block
tla '''t'"IiH ~ AIDE. 99fbal ,g75if stJ
The New York Albion, of the 10Th Dc
tober, says: 0H rui i'., han aljufl'r,
"The intelligence was somewhat sur
prising that the Nashville steamer had
run out OF Charleston on the night of the
l1th instant, bound TO England or France
and carrying Messrs. Mason and Shdell
two we'll known Southern politicians, as
Commissioners, or Delegates, or Ministers
to those two countries respectively. II
was argued that the effect Of the arrival q
those gentlemen at their destinations
would be detrimental to the Union cause
inasmuch as another proof would be Of
forled OF the inetiiciency Of the blockade
and the two powers might be seduced by
new advantages proffered them. On this
point we have nothing to say, save that
the inetficiency of the blockade has been
already notorious, and that ii England
could be tempted to from her neu
trality. fresh temptations to her nationa
interests were scarcely needed"
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geg- The Richmond correspondent oil
the Charleston Me7cury says:

the Charleston Mercury says:
"Mr. Benjamin has been confirmed as
Secretary OF War, and the President is
now engaged in hunting up suitable
q person for the portfolio of the Depart
rnent of Justice. Mr.. Benjamin is an &C.
tive, clear-headed, industrious man; but
from what hear, an ardent supporter Of
the defensive, reconstructiye policy Of
President Davis" Is.
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS

TsNTE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
1 fully Inform the public that he has become
the sole Agent for the lower part of East Tcnncs-
see, of VIM Knahe & Cos celebrated and unsur-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. and that be
is prepared to snpply them at short notice, at
manufacturers prices. t
In respect to power and sweetness of tone, easy
and agreeable touch, beauty Of finish, durability
and their peculiar aduptedness to the southern
climate they have been pronounced m,riroHed by
such judges as Thalberg, strakoscb. Sniter, Vienna
temps, &c.
All instruments of this firm are guaranteed for
five years. For Circulars and further informa-
ton apply to GUST. r. KNABR,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sept IS, 1S60-6rn--627 .Ht
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Link Herel
RICE.

A LARGE LOT OF FRESH NEW CROP
AsRICE just received and for sale at a very
low price. % 8. X. REEDER.
Nov 8, 1891 ~ 1~ y
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COMMON substitutes the mas of the peo.

A~'A4sls ---t- TsiA ta1faA
COMMON Substitutes thomas of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnnmed and rnstnthrope phi
losophers may say to the contrary. Show them
good thing, let its merits be ctarly demon
strated md they will not hesitate t, give it their
most cordial patronage. The masse;h have alrehdy
ratified the Judgment of physical, concerning
the virtues of lIostcter's Bitiers as may no seen
in the immense Quantities of this medicine that
are annually soldn every section Of the land, 1t
is recognized as greatly superisr 70 all other
remedies yet devised for diseases " the digestive
organs, snch MS DiarrhGa, Dysentety, Dyspepsia,
and for the various fevers that arisefron derange
mcnt of those portions Of tue system. Hostetters
uame s rapidly becoming o household werl,
from Maine to Texas, from the stores of the At
lantc to the Pacific Try the article, and be sat
isfed.
Sold by all druggists in the world. Ff
;zs,3- See advertisement in another column.
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BANK-NOTE LIST.

COPIED FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION 4 AMERICAN.
Bank of Tennessee, parSouthern Bank, 2dis
Union Bank, parCitizens' Bank, Mosaic
Planters Bank, parCommereial Bank 2dis
Merchants Bank, par Buch'SyBank,, Ids
City Bank, = 49, par Farmers Bank, par
Traders Bank, ~ par B'k OF AIiddloTohn. par
Bank of Commerce, par Banks of Paris, par
Hl" =" the Union. par Bank of knoxville, gpar
/" Chattanooga Bank of NashvilleS par
g Memphis, par0ooee Bank, mo par
River Blk, Memphis, par Shelbyville Bank, par
Blk of cambridge, par LawreneeburgB Blk, no go
Bank OF America, -dislBank OF West Tenn. par
Northern Bank par '1.'1 1919 ~. 81
H' p BRokEs AND woRrHLEss. .r-sy
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
Central Bank oe, Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and MechanicS Blink, Memphis.
Mechaiiics' Bank, Memphis. ~ "''I az
Memphis Savings Institution. ','"SA Nnt
7 Exchange Bank. lfurfreesboro'. ION 4
Miners aud Manufacturer Bank. Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville. nfpili
= Bank of Trenton. d, ,i,a-, hfi netas
Bank of Jefferson, ,Dandridgc. iazp ylsiy
= Bank Of Claiborne, at Paxewoll. tiut old
Bank of farewell. i..'afi -'i 90 fuH iupir
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State of Tennessee, MoMinn County.

state OF tennessee, McM1nn C0unty.
f'. Y. (, ' il, y. y CIRCUIT COURT In. 81
Alfred Hanks, John scarborough and others,
DBL. ....
Elizabeth Hanks, Wolssn IL, Wetherly and others.
Petition 10 lSs't'Lands aud Negroes
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
tions in the bill filed in this cause that the resi-
tiuncc of .Wpdson H.. Wetberly. Sarah Wetherly,
Margaret MeNeel, II McNeel, her, husband, is
unknown to the complninants, it is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, y newspaper published in the
town of Athens, requiring said respondent to be
and appear ut the next term of the Circuit Court
10 be held for the county Of McMhm, on the second
Monday & December noxt, then and there 10
plead. answerlof demur to complainants bill OF
tho same will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing erParte US to them.
JOHN F. SLOWER, Clerk.
Nov l. 1S6l-it-prs fee S3-GSi
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ds''I ~ Q CLEVELAND ~ gas
MASONIC FEMALE, INSTITUTE,

Oct Il, ls0l-tf-esI' ,,'T n ~ i'I ~ -, e
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Chancery Court at Madisonville.

OlldhOCly OOule e1V CONTEMPLATING
John Wright, NJ Magill, Jpmes Wright, Jr., Ma
ry A. and Jatncs AZ. Burns, and Elizabeth,
. Washington saiahj satnhelH H., David ~, and
Madison G. Wlshti5 qoOH
Thomas Wright Joseph, A, Wright, Andrew j.
Wright, and Selis Z, and Sarah Jane Glass,
tn APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
H. defendants Thomas, Joseph A., and Andrew
j. Wright reside in the State of Illinois, U. S. A.
and that defendants, Sela, y. and Sarah Jane
Glass reside, in Georgia, Publication is therefore
ordered to Nc tnade for forr Successive weeks In
the Athens Post, requiring said h6nlresideiit
defendants to appear fat the next term of said
Chapcery Conrt,,tp be held at the Court house
in Madisonville, on the first Monday of Decem-
Der 1861. and answer accomplishments bill, or the
same will, as % them, DO set for hearing pro
conjesso, and heard pdrie. M an .l
al .,.s,,t sJAS. A., COFFIN, c. & NJ
Nov s. 1S6l-ft-Irs fec S3-GS5
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$3.50 REWARD, !!

@toP tho NTrlrdcrcr:
DBokE JAIL on THE NIGHT OF The
% sth October, at Pikcyille, BIedAoe county,
Tenn, i man named Jos lIuA ", GENTRY III
dor Of VIM \ Farmer lad % citizen Il this
The said Gentry is about y years pf age, feet
inches high, measures some 20 orsag inches
round the breast, rather raw b9nel, hair Of dark
brown color, eyes rather light. color, ught Thin
aud Handsomely 6G i .gtey roundabout coat and
pants of tho Same material steh as q great num-
Der of the volantesrsxsY- fond of whiskey
general appp4ra&es father sl9wnish7774ot very
;n,ali;,ant 'rihNtN r ifkf dAsa IT
Tho above reward vfl bs.rajId for tho bPpre-
hsnsion Of The sasd Gentry ana dnlivtry 70 me at
piksvjllcig Tenp,,ge ebhhncmcat IN amy Jail in
tho stat6so that i can get him,Nn i"ft" CIV Ni
GssT iSigsi'Fe7 soew. W p ARMER.
Pikevillc, BledSso rc9, rTsnn Oct. Is, issl-3t
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Chancery Court at Madisonville.
W. p. JpHcs, Toomey 4 chesnstt, and j. NJ. Ham
ieN4'n 'H,iN brio, 'l


TITS bCHARGED IN COMPARTMENTS
l. bill that defendant VIM. NJ. ,Murry, has fed
beyond the limits of Tennessee, publication is
therefore ordered to be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Poet, requiring said non
resident defendant to make his personal appear
ance at the next term of the Chaneery Court. a,
the Court house In Madsonville, on the first Mon
day Of December next, and answer said bill or
the same viii Do set for heating as confessed and
heard accordingly. !. A. COFFIN, CfM.
Nov |. IS6l-4teprs fec S3-BS4 'N t''-"
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% Wheat Wanted.

Wheat of fair quality will be received in pay
ment of debts due this Office at 81, 70 per bushcl
Those who wish to avail Themselves Of this no
ticc, can deliver the Wheat az rdcqge's Mill,
2Afn0UpNsaT Ill 1aAlat[na a -. III n irii}Si'
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State of Tennessee, MclIinn county.
f. II. Benton,

u. IT. NHIpHI'
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO Me
from complainant's allegation, which is swo.n
to- that j. II. Knight, the defendant has left the
State of Tennessee, and his effects being attached
it is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, in tho Athens Post, u
papor published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
tho sajdJ II. knight to appear before me, at my
house, in the 18th civil district. McMinn county,
on the FIRST Monday Of, May. lSd2-and make de-
fence Accomplishments claim. or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing OK parte.
y1yTJ /uzE.rn.J j. C. CARL0Ck, j.. +.
y Oct r, 1Sel,li Ut P = l. f fF $500 6S4
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COPIED FnoMrHs NASHVILLE UNION 4 AMERr
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After which, tho Company went to Brady's
Ferry to await the coming of the steamer Tennes-
see, which soon hove in sight, made landing,
and took them on their way amidst loud huzzahs
for the piney Boys Yours, Q Y SOLD 49,"
The national Republican., 1861-06-17
WANT OF ARMS,

The following order was issued on the 4th
instant by Floyd, now q militia brigadier gene.
raj in South western Virginia:
CAMP JACKSON, WYTHEvILLE, June 4.
To the ctizens Of Mis district:
have this day received information that a
large force OF the enemy are rapidly advancing
from Ohio, by way Of Kanawha aud Fayette
e. H., with the view Of taking possession OF
this region Of country, and seizing upon the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, 80 as to stop
the movement Of troops for the relief of our
eastern frontier. There is certainly great danger
to our country from such u movement. We
have plenty OF men to defend the country, if
they were armed.
i call upon all patriotic citizens to come
promptly forward aud supply our men with
such arms ny they may have. Agents will be
appointed TO receive the arms and give receipt
for the same, stating therein the character of
the gun aud the value thereof. These guns
will be faithfully returned to their owners, or,
if not, will be paid for.
The safety Of your country depends upon fur.
nishng the arms to the volunteers who are
willing to lay down their lives in your defence.
hope this occasion will strongly urge upon
the young men Of our country to unite them.
selves at oucs into volunteer companies, and