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Financial.

NKw YORK, March is Stocks steady, but duh
Illinois Cerhsl shares 50 do bonds 90; Michigan
Southern 36x; New York Central 7S2; Reading
43Ai Va. 6's 7SA; Mo. SIS 60; Government regis
tered o's 95S; coupons -.
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General Wool and the Evacuation Of Fsrs
Sumter.

TROY, March IL The Troy Budget Of last eve
ming states, authoritatively, that the dispatches
from washington in the New York Herald. say
ing that Gen. Wool had advised the surrender Of
Fort Sumter, are without fou ndation.
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United State. Steamers Nen

NEw YORK, March 15.-The steamers Mohawk
Supply, and Empire City, sailed hence to-day for
the Gulf Of Mexico. The steamer Coztzacoeloos
has been chartered by the Government.
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Rnltimera nlafkats

BALTIMORE, March 16-Flour dull and heavy;
Howard street and Ohio IS I2 City Mills SS
Wheat steady; red 81 .25al .2s; white OIL GOAL 90.
Corn dull; mixed 5ia56c.; yellow 57ao2c. Provi-
sions dull; mess pork SI7. Lard DC. Coffee arm
at II y a13c. for Rio. Whisky dull al I7c.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
WASHING TON CITY, March lo, 1851.

IOrdered to DO inserted in the EVENING STAn, 10
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN Wsshinstonl
III All persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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The u. 8. Frigate Portsmouth.
NEw York, March 1.-THE U. g frigate Ports-
mouth was at 81. Helena January 2O-all well
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ERBWE 9R sAk6EEssss ssS g:
eat Of the City Hall. Apply 70 JOSEPH Fp.
6ITy, No % Louisi6ua ev, MAJ w
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New Iers nlarksts

NEw YeRL, March Is Flour Sc higher, and
with fair demand. Wheat lc. higher. Corn
bouyant. Provisions quiet whisky dull.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEpIRs

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Reas it; it will interest you.
2-eOly
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Ohio Republican Les,sl.tly, C.,c..


coLrxBrs, ONO, March lS-s p. m.-Editsr Of
IAs StGr: The republican Legislative caucus lass
night adjourned after the 10Th ballot, without
nominating 4 successor TO Mr.. chass, In Ne
Senate.
On the FIRST ballots John sherman led ell his
competitors; but wss withdrawn on the 57th On
the 2sth the vote stood-Dsnnison 80, Horton q,
schencf II, blanks. The caucus meet again %
night, and IL is as yet impossible 10 predict wbs
will be nominated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-16

To TIM. sure to read the adver-
tsement of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood PuEher. in another column. IF
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CrsrRAL 6uAlpHopss cAsxs.-This morning
Pat CAREY and >. N. Mcleod, for vsgrsncy, were
ssst down TOR % day. ssch. 80
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wHIrEHuRsT, 43& Pennsylvania avenue, makes
life-siIs photographs, colored in oil and pasted;
az well a. every variety Of Album cards. This
gallery continues to be the fashionable resort.
he has for sale all the prominent men Of the
n.t,on 2t&
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DIED,

PRNNIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Ofice counter. II
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yor JrvrrKsos, the unique, the unrivaled, the
ever-welcome Joe, commences an engagement at
the Washington Theater on Monday night Some
fne spectacle pieces are 70 be produced during his
stay.
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Nor THE CORRECT THINe-Anna Dean and
Ellen Mathews, two gaily dressed nymphs were
arrested by officer Rimball, at the instance of
hickman named Riley, who charged one Of them
toon, or something Of similar shap and using
language disrespectful to his parentage and hts
Legitimacy; and the other with making a like
lar meaning slightly varied ia form. 1t grew out
Of his making demand for hack hire, and insist
ing upon its payment. Quite patriotic address
was made by the counsel for defense; but the
justice fined each Of the accused - 81 and srp-
gested that their conduct was very wrong which
they admitted, and complied with the order to
pay.
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all Persons are hereby castfonfd ertlnsl Ne
gotiatng the IoilowinK desorioeo Nofs, Wig: Dated
January 90, ls6i, drawn By Chsres klots. lsyaols
said noss hsyins been lost or nidsld. and ne pss
meat q ne same Asrns been ss:iII6bsSsER a 90.
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ALExRSDRIA AFFAIRs.-From this mornings
Gazette we CLEAN the following:
We understand that gentlemen, commissioned
BY the Confederate States Of America, were in
this city yesterday making arrangements for OPEN
ing recruiting ONCE here, for the enlistment Of
troops for that Confederacy
The ship Joseph Clarke, which has Just un-
loaded at this city, has been chartered by B. H.
Lambert, Esq, one Of our most liberal and enter.
p'ising merchants, to load for a foreign port.
Another lot Of ammunition for the Southern
States, from New York, passed through this city,
this morning per the Adams Express Company.
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COMPANY Z. wAsHrseros LIGHT ISyAsrlY
BArTALIoS, (Zosaves,) are getting on finely with
the drin. Last night they were out In front Of
the City Hall, under LIST Lieut.. Tyler Powell, and
made good appearance considering their recent
organization.
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EvASs's ONE DOLLAR STORE, No. 47e Pennsyl-
vania avenue, IL still ovsrrun by purchasers, who
for one dollar, carry OF the choicest specimens Of
books. necklaces, lockets, bracelets, &c. Now 10
the time to secure bargains, and those who intend
Purchasing jewelry should not fail to call on
Evans at oscs. Don't forget the great one dollar
store, No i76 Penn. avenue.
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ECONOMY being the order Of the day, we would
call the attention Of our readers to our friend
Drew's advertisement, and call upon all who
would save eI pense TO send their garments to him
to be cleaned to look equal to new, at very
nader coat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-16

Our lady readers should not fail to call at Ste
venss, 33e Pennsylvania avenue, before aking
purchases elsewhere. His selection Of bonlets,
ribbons, and flowers 10 superb, and are selling of
at the lowest rates. His sewing machines have
been lately reduced in price, and are now all
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THERE's A BETTER TIME COMING!

ma 7-eo2v Gnt.i near Wsshinston. b. c.
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AND NEGROES FOR

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL ORDER
u Of tho County Court Of McMinn county, made
e. the Novsnhsr term, 1851, will, on Friday,
tho 2ath day oflN@euber, 1891, Offer. for sale,
70 the highest bidder, on the prornises on credit
Of twelve months, with the exception Of ten Per
ssnt. n W purchase .onsy, to be paid down, The
LANDS " which Edmund Browder died seized
sst pss's,.,s snoaDs.os e sSou. 49, ,ers. and
e sullips, n 6ullins, J. n. Alexander ald others
Also, It ~ sams time and upon the same tsrmS,
the following named NEGROES, viz: Siivs, aged
about 80 years; Mary, aged about 35 years; Minta,
aged shout is years, and Nick, aged sbost Is
years. Bond and approved security will BE- re-
suispd and Q Lien retained until purchase monoy
q paid. WIN. GEORGE, Cienk.
Nays, Is61-td--prs fec sl-sss
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: Chancery Court at Madisonvills.

Chancery Court at Madisonvills.
John Wright, n. Mssill, James Wright, Jr., Ma.
~ A. and James A. Burns, and Elizabeth,
Washington, Sarah, Samuel H., David n, and
Madison @. Wright,
Thomas Wright Joseph A.. Wright, Andrew j..
Wright, and sslia z. and Sarah Jane Glass.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
Il defendants Thomas, Joseph A., and Andrew
J. Wright reside in the State Of Illinois, U. 8. A.,
and that defendants Sslm Y. and Sarah Jane
Glass reside IN Georgia, publication 10 therefore
ordered TO be made for four successive weeks In
the Athens Post, requiring said Nonresident
defendants to appear ct the next term of said
Chancery Court, 70 be held at the Court house
In Madisonville, on the first Monday of Dscem-
Der 1861. and answer complainants bill, or the
same will, as to them, be set for hearing pro
co.tesso, and heard er parte.
#. ...I!.t-.,., JAS. A. COFFIN, G. 4 M.
Nov 8, 1S6l-4t--prs fee 1855
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cox 4 II, iOIXT.
: Augusta Market.

.A.E~B., ,a,a a,,AuausrA, Nov.s. F,
.4s: s:ss Ii s'i s.n .Iss S'ss;
shealders a5o. Lsrds In BIDS. 25Se2sc, In kegs
and cans 27@2sc. Wheat, red $l,4Q@$L5O;
shisS d, ts@sl,so. Flour, extra family 1870
ea,2i; family ss,5e@Ss,Is; supsrfne $7,75(0ss.
Corr Corr. 's99ss. Meal 9s@s;q os,' !. SS@sse
p p; lupPesled 395c. Dried Apples, peeled
@5c q b.. Butter 35@ioc. Eggs 22(9aso.--
Hay es59$ic per ton. Hides 12@14c. Pea
Nus ~ @eL2s. Irish Potatoes $E5o@$2 u
busheL Q.t YUf Va; IN -
. haad yoa herewith quotations Of our market,
), w. ssUf.e Yours, very truly,
...'at. 4.. ..i. J. A. ANSLEY,s
Produce and Commission Merckdnt.
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J.iH. Gaut,


TT APPEARING FROM TfR ALICIA
u tons In the bill that L. M. Wiley, Hugh R.
Banks, VIM. q. Lane, Henry Vandoriee and 3D.
vara II. Lane, are mon residents and citizens Of
ths State Of New York. Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made In the Atheas Post. news
paper published in McMinu county, Tennessee,
for four Successive weeks notifying said nom ss-
dent defendants to appear ct our next Court Of
Chsncsry, TO be- hold ct Benton, Polk county,
Tennessee, on the LIST Monday Of February next,
and plesd, iusvsr or dsmur to said bill. o. the
sams viii bs taken as confessed and sct for hear
ing - psrts. J. H. ALExANDER, O. en-
Oct i, ls6l-lk-prs fee $3.50
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TT 11Pfisl RING i FROM &c; THE ALLEsA.
i tions In the bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Elils, William Centers and vito Sydney, John
.faltep. and wife Jslis, Sanford Bridwsl, Riley
Thurman snd vito Elisabeth, arc non residents Of
The State Il Is therefore ordered that pubiieAtio
be made In the Athens Post, o newspaper publish
ed in McMinn county, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, notifying said non-resident defendants to
appear ct our next Court Of 0hancery, to 10 held
Il the Courthouse In Benton, Polk county, Ten
nsssee, on the 1st Monday In February next. apd
plead, answer or demur to said bill, o. the same
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing er
lT1 NNT y. q. ALExANDRR, c. d ~
Oct 4, ls6l--lt--prs fee $3.50 Wy
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70 The Patriotic People 4 xsNinn
n, ~, 49, County. ~ - ~

The uudsrsigned l. raising yoluntser Comps-
ny Of Infantry, for the term Of twelve months, ioI
the Confederate service. All psrssns Who dsairs
y % 70 thsssscssof their friend, their homes and
fsssldss, hsvs N opportunity Of doing 90 ~ CON-
iag forwssd ed snFolling their NAMES. served
ny country twelve months N w Mexican war,
and intend doing The saus y he present strps-
Respectfully, d. 3. GILLESPIE,
Nov l. 1891 y esaf ar 80
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20. ~ The Galveston Nsvs Learns from
al sources that there is q prospect Of
: abundant pork in the interior of Texas.

GrN. EVANS vIcToRr-In commenting
upon the shocking disobsdience of Gen.
Evans, in whipping the Yankees contrary
70 orders, the Macon Telegraph says: ,"He
was like an ardent lad on his first turkey
hunt, and took of the old gobbler wita-
out waiting for the aock. With his little
band Of . couple thousand, he snote hip
and thigh, just q If he had been sent
there with An sdsquate force to do that
particular. businaaA" h IN re
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NJ The Matches Courier says that .
private dsspstch had been received in
that place from q merchant in New Or
leans, to the effect that 1 French agent
was in New Orleans buying cotton, who
stated that the blockade would certainly
be raised ii less than sixty days.
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4, 4:.PAzRlorlcl"--Ths Richmond Eueminv
.atAiss.that ! merchant in that .oity 81 CON-
adef&Sle ,S3apdlhg. herstofore, has been
.saeaH19 ~ citI. sndsasoriug to bay up
oil The ,posp o. hand. Whit business,
and what Z patriokl '...s4 .
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To the patriotism of Blount County

10 vne f6tr1otSom Oh 0lount county
L propose being one Of company Of ten men
Or more, land the more the bestsr) who will each
give 800 to the first, and $75 to the second, and
$50 to the third Company Of 100 men each Of
Blount County Volunteers, to terve II months or
during the war, the money to be equally and fairly
distributed to tbs ofhces and privates Of each
Compsuy--the money to DO paid immediately sf-
tor he said Company OF Companies arc mustered
into the ssrvies Of the Southern Confsdsraey. n
q Thoss'wbo will Join me II this proposition can
do 90 BY leaving their names win Dr.. Samuel
Pride, Maj. John .. Toole, or Jssss q. Wsllsce,
Esq, MaFyvilej J, Coulson or Miles joiner, Nor
canton; % myself ct Loalsville. do hope that
evenly men o. nors 10 Bloant will respond to this
pfoposidon who will, n The Companies, or either
u tlem, srs msds up, ehssrfully, willingly and
promptly pay the money. ! also trust that some
gentlemen Of qualifications viii make up the Com
Psnis.. Thss pfspssas'e. W eoo.inss sizty asya
from dats, a'7e1 f9f ~ n. r !C0A.ni
Louistills. t3vt. "A 1851. O. sIIT - : Hiss
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Chanesry Court at Nadisonvills, Tenn.
W. - John Z. NJ Hairc, LF'l

Arthur Haire, Jaa c. HARE, Martha ]. A. Smith,
]. Rufus Emith, and others, =
TT APPEARING, FROM THE BILL THAT
u asfsndsnts Arthur and James G. Hairs reside
n The State Of Geofsis. and defendants J.. r.
Smith and bis wife Martha J. A. Smith reside In
The State Of Texss, qualification 10 ,ordsFsd U -
made for four successive weeks, notifying isad -
curing the said son.residept defssdsnts to 6le
their Answers 10 osapiainssts bill, st the Court.
heuss II Aadisoaville, Tenn, In said Chaucsry
Court on OF before the hrst Monday Of January,
1852, OF ssupiainsnes bill will, ~ tothen5 DO
tskm ~ soafsssed and heard socordingly. ~, u,
1gi1l gliisahop va J. A. COFFIN, @, d. N.
b Nov rs 1851 4t-prs fec 1895 n VI. n, ri,
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"The Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society" ofAthsns
return their mot grateful thanks and seknowl-
sdsmsnts TO those young isdisTwho SO patriotic
ally got up the rscent Concert and Tsblsaux, for
the donation Of twenty-ons dollars and eighty
cents, the proceeds Of their Concert and Tableaux.
t.'. ELIZA A. Vas DYES, PSesG
Athens, Nov Is, 1851,
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State Of Tennessee, Roans County.
~ Original AaaeA~eat,r

;. W. D. Wright w. Sbseph HokWen.
TIME PLAINTIFF, IN THIS CASE UAv-
j. ing procured an attachment 10 b. issu,d hr
me, against the properly Of the defendant, sllee-
Ing In hi. amdsvit a cause for issuing the a,ne
that the defendant had sbsconded, or oopces,,d
himself 50 that the Ordinary procss Of tho Law
could not b served upon HIM -andths same hav,
ing been returned before me levied upon the pro-
perty Of the defendant II Il therefore ordsred By,
me that publication be made for -four successive
weeks IN the Athens Post. = newspaper Published
In McMinn county notifying the said defendant
TO-. e appeal bsfots %. Il ny once the s,h Dis
commenced, OF the same will bs proceeded with
er parie. JAMES OLIPHANT,
~ J. r. for Roase ces~ty.
Oct. rs, fs6l--lt Pre- 10 $500. n esq
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- The Government at WashinstoI

~ The Government at Warrington
Is proceeding agaidst the news Reporters
for some Of their revelations and stric.
lures. The Star and the Republican are
also censursd. It is complained that
the rebels get the Northern papers al
most as early as they are received in
Washington. .-, sa4
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,.si1t fhuhr irt Nneet011ee4
KoTThs fBlIoaski extfadtr nom Bacon's
ElSSy. NJ t,koEsSSstv =, ss,;,iC,, y. ~ q.
SfHrSliS !. - f' 80.
r6Aae snAiFeesLsy ~ ss.utuy,H ~ hvite
~pubais sseensteG % ~ tspsnnaiy our lead
2SfS s6f thdfg cahitt No ddth On which
,dsfi ..,.s.n " AZ, -. ~.
49,, 80 49,, 49, e',,s.s- Is''Is
I unis - ssg.sso " ss's q deiay
sna dissp 2, an 4: ,,.,.s I
i5lirMsBlSd town. NAKED sAssqnhls, and
agmotsss, gqpdly EAAfea ~, horpe, chsriots
70 % w ~ siR4a2!h os2nAnee, TtiiIery ana
80 s !. ~ sSSp y t,on L
/, ~ rvsSpis ~ Stout - 'vssliks- nv.
: numtsf tists,fb ID armies idspartsth not
'insse. : where | ~ psopss .se q weak
UItss M I ,reI ss'sn, ~ never
,sfSs nm ~ M; Psrs;sn: n, Nv Kin.
Of AtEeIS wss Sdehl i VA sea Of people,
~ i did schsYHst, sstSaish The com,
sxss u Aie1aanceT ssny' wno came
mon aisn az nisSft but IA an,re,sS '
he would not .pitfsf III yjctory'-and
!, TIA dtfsat waet ssy cid hel Tigranes, the
~ -. h us'Hg sp = wen ~.
sossreS he. ~ 81 ~ .Rsmsns Ssipr
Get ahata fourtSsa ,thossana, marching
sofan3e Ai.. he m.ds hinssafmerry With
-. - 49, "a - - - GO ooo s Gsny
he ttsh,s sbsi' nm 'sst ~ esund t6sm
enough 10 give Him the chase with in.
A5iss slapshter;; Many ate The examples
4sAsSSpes, DDssH'NFFe1 nSnf anu
sI.... $3.50 - .,,,t.
.x-.I. $3.50. ~ q n, s..ss,, =.
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NOTICE.

A LLPHRs0Ns IN ARREARS FOR TAX
IA = for tie yssr 1851, Msigs oounty, are here
81 notihed that the Tax Collsetor can be found in
tie town Of Decatur, until the 10Th Of 0etehsr,
ready 10 seosivs their dues. All who fail to avail
themselves Of this notice. will have costs 10 pay,
- The taxes must be collected.
JOS. II. CATE,
Tar Collector for Msfyseo.
Scpt 20, Is6l-3t-vB7S
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~ Col. Dougherty,.of the 7th Iowa
regiment communicative Federal forces
in. tho recent battle near Columbus. He
ASSERTS that neither Gen. Grant nor Gen.
McClFnand was on the ground. Col.
Dougherty was severely, if not MORALLY
wounded, and taken prisoner.
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iWheet Wentod,r

wAsss sf,f>ir a~lity. win y resolved in pay
nent u Ass>s he Ms oeee 1t ol,oo per hashsl.
Ihop vho VIII otcr sssil thsnsa1vss Of this mo-
ties, can deliver Tie Whsss a N. ois.gs's ,nhb
Athens. .-l..lL il.L ~ ls. lAuR. Q.
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.NAhoWKKsiE'SF

tsHAR0.M
-! 10 sss ! sS.ic Sx s
W&s,saalae - = ;pssisr,
va e.Gssxtslbsy Asa6IjIass,
E,II witi lsFhestlkl ~ Slespisi 81 \,
sss;s., = ~ n t,ts's walter
~ ~: ;:ss's e $685.. ~ l s:.,:,
satt =; s. ::;':s;,
He slsie sstvlv u INA Il ths vsrissv
* ii5e work b. xa|ksss n ~ ss siss;
Bad, Round, sssas4e 81, nsas and and Pis1.
P!sse Iro.. .'AnyIh, SBss, Bellows, Screw Pistss,
Stsek.mithf Driis, Nimmsrs, Sledscs Tonga
swseon sexss, esst s1An:d. Bora; slsin. ssd
Bones, o hsw end ,aspfsls arsislss Two H6yss'
Wsscn As'es. ssesit sfssn nhinds.s &c. Horss-
shos Nsass. I'd, a))m rsss tsd se.s
Carriage Maksss' a1fstsrials,.
y Ineindias, ssony ossef sBises. ESamsIsd Clbtk
and Lessher Huss BP6hss sid fsylvos, Syringe
md Aslst; Debt shhAty s1fsb md sand Bsnds;
Dash Leather snd Bash 1sons, Hklcabls Cast.
insr Axle ClipG Bcst Csriase Bc,ts; Carriage
Lining Cords ~ Tss.sis On Cloth, Taeiss
Whip eeste,s fuvs Ma fshfks Bustons. Cuslsd
I lar Lssss q vsHsss fIst, - sosOss;I Sss-
80 xaslSS rt1aSAss, ~
In srssArssisty ,<ssk Galisss snl siivst. tjsiea
nosntinsa 70 80 - sslsrwiss, Drstl, 6iivsr-
plated, Jspennsa aai Rhlisusdz ueklsa and Riuss.
BrSss, Silvsr- plated M J1Dannsd Hanes; WcoE
Names end Stage LIsnos xssssa asa biAsk, ,nsin'
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Athens, Nov Is, Is,


n = ~ Tor ths Postl
To ne Members Of tie Afhsns uit,--DsAr
Brethren: As am Just recovering from an attack
Of fever, I shall not bs able to meet ny appoint-
ments tho Arst round, but hope 10 neet thsm the
second. Your, in christian bonds, ,nAi-
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MASONIC i INA Essrrr7u,r...

MASONIC fxMAXI 3NBTITUTR.
THE TRUsTEEs Oh f4is INSTITUTION
|. Il are pleased to spnoutce TO the public that
they have procured the services Of The Rev. y. N.
BRADSHAW; (late Pastor Of the Prsstytesfsn
Church, Chattanooga.l a Principal, He. takes
the supervisionof all the Departments and plsdgss
hinsslft have them nhsd VIII competent teachers.
s ~ .sas..s sss liz Il III Ss.
pose to identity with the ihterssts IL - School,
will give to the young lsdias Of Fest Tsnasssss
and Of North Georgia school near Il hons
equalis benefits and hsnefl to what is'so oftsn
Tks house, slrs.dy eeianpdiouas |. well fitted
Up. Within De yAsl " iAehthS Az tenditareo Of
from 400 90 $5ophas ben IN sds In securing IN.
entirely new furniture for - rooms Be-
sides there ID new and wen selected Apparstp,
worth several huhdrcd NOLAN, And sufficient for
oil purposes In teaching Philosophy ana Ohsnis-
try, and some Of the special Sciences. ...l.- I.
We give below the ratss' % Tuition, graded up-
on nedera.e scals-ths sape charged BY he
last Principals: -.
Preparatory g. IL 1899
Freshman Class, ..., ier; 1890
Sophomore Z" 2I,se
Junior - ths ~ I" 5000
Senior 80, o,at.. sd. .,36.oe
Mqaic-Piano, Guitar Or Mclodeon, 5000
Through Base Comp, g., 1000
fps1ch and other Modern Languages, zoos
In the Ornamental DcppBtment full provision
wiz b made, also At the ordinary prices.
The rule Of payment isaons half ID advance,
the rest BY the middle Of The term, So.
Pupils will b charged ct prcsent from the time
they enter to the close Of tAsslst Quarter. ." :
Board can be had 10 good families, and ct con.
veniont boarding houses kept purpoeely for young
ladies. ct ole Of which The Principal will board
and The ! q Assistant take charge. The price of
board. including lights fuel and wsshing,is not
to sxossd - 80 per week. ~
g. W. PARKS, sec'y and Treas
Oct II, 1sel-tf-ss1 :, 10. ..,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

..Hsdsssas 2.puisslAn Kentucky.
.. The Rowling Green correspondent Of
Ne Union and American, says one hun.
Assd AIS. tsa Liheolhitss wore sent to
Bsapdepburg. Meade oonaty, last week.
The 6euthsnSnsn killed six and drove
the ress from The county. e..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

q Raisat 0et. Si.-ALieut. Col. Palfrsy,
who commanded the Goth Massachusetts,
rseinsat, n, Aesaburs, in his official re-
,pcst, to ,ths Goysvasr Of AassAchusetts, Of
the. Lesshurg aGAiE says that che loss Of
aha segment Was about SO per cent
The o6ioess, Engaged were %, and only Q
are -. lthahSmber of privAtss snsag,
edIwFe 3r6, aat The killed, wounded,
md nining, H. IN ~ W J ~ ~. : y .E I.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

! -, The Springfield (Ill.J Journal.
President Linooln's home organ, states
that Gen. Fremont recently tried, Sut
failed, TO get his officers to endorse him,