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NOTICE OF ELECTION,

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
.1ShI Il SNEsSsSs furhuant 10 4Camaon Ills
EXccency Thomas o. Moore, Cover
essESq53A OF tG State of Louisiana, bearing
a@TFaA->@4~$ date 10Th day of September, 1856 |, the
qualified oorS Of the Parish of Orleans hereby notified that
IN elecHn will be held on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NO.
VENEER 1861 for the purpose of carosng r,ebers Of the
States OF America.
The First District composed Of the Parishes Of pouuannss
81 I5ernarh Orleans fright buk the Second and Third Mum
epa District Of the CITY of New Orleans the Parishes Of Il
fanimany and Washington shHRe!ect one Representative
The Second District composed of the FIRST and Fopr
ctpa Districts OF the City of New Orleans and the parish
Jefferson shall elect one Representative, 49, -
And whereas it is further provided that on the SAID
First Wednesday in November 1851 Electors for President
vice President of the Confederate States shall be elerp nr
pointedin the several States; " up
And whereas by ordinance 80 Of the Louisiana State Com
Fenilo adopted March ?5h 1861 for the purpose Of r0prL
SAID Electors the State divided Six Flec oral Ds
corresponding in muer and limits with the Six Cong reona
DISTRICTS OF the stale with the further provso that Que Eecto
from each OF aid Districts and Electors for the State Mt large
snail be chosen by general ticket by the Of the whole State
now 1ieefore hereby notify he qualified voters through
ot me fefs OF Orleans that the polls will opened
eiechon nreGne rom The hours of o'clock A. NJ, till
ocock r NJ, on WEDNESDAY The sixth day OF November
4Soi Tor the purpose of receiving the qualified
voters OF the Parish Of Orleans The Superintendent
the and clerks be appointed By authorities
designated by law the election conducted and tripcae
law. 9 ~ S -
sherif's Office, Paisa of Orleans October IL 1851.
T.. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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AT meeting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared Scrip Dividend OF TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT the earned premiums for the past thirteen months
ending Both September 1861 for which certificates will
and after the 18th of December Also agreeaby with
the Charter an interest at the rate Of Eight Per Cent per
nnm which will be paid in Cash after the 25h instant
the original subscribers premiums paid
notes.
E. GANuCHEAU, President.
AMADEO LANDRY Vice.President.
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STATE OF louisiana,
Parish of Orleens CITY of Eap Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA, D
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that this 1lth day Ocobsr 1851
fore subscriber Justice OF the Peace In and
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganucheau President
Pco'e Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual Insur-
Company OF New Orleans who being duly accord
do depose and that the above Just
and true and transcript the books said Com
pauy.
+. GAEuCHEAU, President.
a. PTCOLET, Secretary. -'
Sworn to and subscribed before this 11 day of Oco-
Der, 1861. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Psrtsh Of Orleans
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n ROYAL, SAELFIh6EsES,
! Nos. Is Canal and II Crossnan streets,
Sign of the Root Hog or Die.

Sign of the Root Hog or Die.
GapuHctErer Of oil kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINs etc Also oil kinds OF FLAGS aoQ
BANNERS, suitable for companies purposes With
ElAgstaEs su Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. feo
and furnished order the shortest BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPRS and RIGGING sutabls for raising machinery or
other heavy EateriaL
haya likewise hand ma lot OF SP RUCE sPARs whol
OYER tor sale Cheap for Cash
All Of the above articles be oId Nos 10 Canal aid
gros8uusn streets, New Orleans.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work all its counr,
orders promptly filed the shortest possible notice.
MIG lVhW
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sHERFF,S SALES,

De ID Neuvele Orleans. 5 sIXoNs-Eo s5s7. :
I'm VERTU DUN 0rdlre de vente rendu lie
Ia Y docohre 1861 moi adresss par Honorable Sise
Cour de District dc la Nouvee Orleans dams afare
cdesss je procedeai e IUNDI, IL de novebre 1861
henres A. NJ sur les enx de III niop celes
Charles ct Oarondee dams Premier District VILE
In vene pnblique ct adjudication de- u sks Il F1as
nares de Roues bois Esseux fer completes
cepte les scIeux "2" Psi !
Charrette briqpes essieux fer. q 5sr5
Charrette Charlton, astc esseu en- fer. ~ .-a
l.. Dray.s ~. o., -[-2 - =
5 Cigarettes bepf avec essienS fer, sans co1re
lSpaires de Roues de GharreeB, (eStra) s -'l~F
EseeuK en- bois, textFa.) .t. .s..-s. =
3 Escux de Wagons six chsraux les cofifes,
-Saisis provsoirement dams aiaire CT dessns
-GONDITIoES-Compan au moment de Rehabilitation. II
3D. g. D.. --r. 80 E. T. PARKER. ~
osl nc II .-s4, Sheri de Ia pRroisse dOresns.y
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.sss,,sssssA GALPIN,s NEW REs-

,,sEzsrssssa a Ga LAWS ME- w Res -
TAURANT, SO ROYAL street. s.x&A
yR7aasag JOHN GAEFIN has the pless11r. f{$ssY ~
esfsa Of Informing his friends and The
bnoc generally that he ia ready receive and eertsi,
e oe p e 50 Roya to
lately the residence Alfred Hennen ESQ II sFarSs nat
tensiye Besides the large public dinnsroo
en- the ground door where are provided al ali
r of "A A. o until L. p NJ the
peaon as above can be supplied the hest Of
me Affords either ready table or as ii from
ne thanking his friends for the liberal patronage tSnt
aas Gwsgs 6sen extended to him. the them
tioi! 70 those who may favor him with orders
d5 udHW JOHN GATPTS
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SUNDRIES IN STORE.
PORTO-lOO 4 casks Grown brand.
SHERRY-26 4 casks Grown brand.
.. 4 casks Cabinet
Il casks Topaz extra.
RED WINES-2i casks MaGgnux.
-. % casks CautenAc.
$40 cases Iecompte L Co.
100 Iarrondefreres.
100 cases IeyB Eargaux.
8 cases GescourS DeHcatore.
WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau fguen.
10 bbls SAuterne.
PRUNES-50 cases, in jars.
PEAS-20 cases, in y boxes
TRUFFLES-l0 cases in y boxes.
TRUFFLED PIES--lO Gases in Il boxes.
STRAWBERRIES--51 cases in luce.
CHAMPAGNE-lO00 packages,
In baskets and cases.
Such as Heidseca & Co..
Duchar, COrdonvert,
Sellery, Cabinet and
imperialism quarts and pints,
and half puts,
For sale by IS. q. GRATIAA Il Co,
OH 80 Custnmluuse street.
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AUCTION SALES.

PIANOS $PIANosl PIANOS
Pesnptory ~ Splendid very Superior Piaro., For
account Of whom may eencern advances made
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5sG0PARTNE R.SHIP,

| NIOTICE-THE. PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLoTH ia
tlN KUgaER dissolved this day by mutual
sent Either Partners will the the late fm
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Dartitular Notmes.

B7~ Notice The on erst and seaanen Of the
Prvasssr gaiaoun win b paid their GAL
eetween the hors Of IL and O'Clock from day dsy
during the all are paid III go3D St
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ESEOPLNS' LIN PEOPLES LIME.
Q 7 @ e.
completed the Biz OFFICE the Iavee oet Of
Cont street., where 0LERK will always found
receive Freight and sign Bills Lsding the Packets
GOLDEN AG f and r. W. POWELL. So .-'H
This facility affords friends the opportunity of ehppus
DAILY Fcrt Adams and all intermediate points without
curing IL 4PENsE of storage ard extra irsyage.
e. VI ADAMS l. co,
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Parish OF Orleans ! .-. No. $3.50 IS
DIX VIRTUE OF n writ of fieri ia cias to n, G
I'D directed by the Hon A o. Brice first Justice oflhe
Peace and for the parish of Orleans will proceed sell ut
public auction MONDAY, the nth day of November, 1851
at II o'clock NJ the premises ST. Charles street. between
Euterpe and Polymna streets: ~
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit. r... ---.
TERAfS-Cash the spot. - 49, , ~.-'s
.=- E.T.PARKFR
Sheriff of the Parish, nj Orleans
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GOAL OIL AND LAMPS
FOR BY
DAVID HILL,
No. 343 Camp street,
Between ST. Joseph and Deord streets, New Orleans,
GAS FILTER A ND MBER
And Dealer In
Gas Fixtures, Pipe Fittings Plumbii Materials etc. etc.
Dwellings, Stores Offices, etc. Fitted u.s. or Water at
short notice.
-ASo-
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL or ROsIN.
Orders left in box 5S Mechanics Exchange, will promptly
attended
Rs-Reference-Mr. Artenon Fill, No. 8 Cha1lreB street
New Orleans. FOL IL
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account OF whom It esncern advances and
charges -@1.'-s--1-- =
BY R. M. MONTGOMERY,
VA L. i'm, sss AR Auchoneer--offce. 81 Camp street. -
sold ut auction .,s..t. 80 -1fSs-fss"1 ~
the modern imp, ovenents. .s ~"
ments " " ''
Three Piccoos, Of veil known manufacturers.
z One Plesel Grand PiaLo. 49,
me above offers hne opportunity to parties de rous OF
curing fine instrument les, as they
viii be sod wthoCt reference TO their value. -
RS-TERMS-Cash. e25
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Undersigned will continue The business the old stand,
No lb Cnemhonse street. where he Will be able TO satisfy all
his old cusoriers aid that favor him with
their ORDERS. 20" 1
Ola ST. p. TERFIOTE,
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PRRAlERE Justice DE PAX A. RUTH VI hxE GERNoN-
Parnisse d. q leans. % -r- -r
I'm NEEt'FU d'un writ de tieri facias a IA OF
IL adresst rHop g. Brice Premiere Justice dc Park
dams ct ponr Il parose leans e lie BUND
novembre 1851 midi les eX st Charles.
Euerpe ct Polymnie, Ia publiqHe de- q
uN LOT De MEuBLES.
SaisiS dams FnfArc ci-dessuS.
CONDlTIoNS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation.
+. T. PARKER,
go ne II Sheriff de Ia Parosse dOraans.
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IT Is A COMMON OBSERVATION that.thcro
are more sufferers from debility, among Ameri-
cans, than can be found among any other civilized
nation. The reason is obvious. We take too lit
tie exercise, aud forget the wants Of the body in
the absorbing pursuits of business. In all such
eases, ordinary medicines can do little good
What is required is just such tonic and inyigo-
rator as DIR. j. iostetter has given to the world,
in lis Celebrated Bitters. The weak aud nervous
dcnizen of the counting, house, the exhausted
tailor upon the shop board, and the PROSTATE stu
dent of the midnight lamp, have found wonder
full rcgcnerator ip tho Bittcrs. and prefer it to
more prctcntous, but less eiicacious medicines -
But It should not be forgotten that the agent
which is so magical in its influence upon II frame
which is merely debiliatcd, is equally powerful in
assisting nature TO eXpel the most terrible furns
Of disease. Who would not give it a trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
ntst~ See advertisement in another column.
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Ladies', Meetino

/
A large and respectable number Of the La.
dies of Decatur and vicinity, Meigs county, as
sembed at Mrs. Leuty's Hotel for the purpose of
forming themselves into,a Society, to aid and as
sist the citizen sold iery Of the Confederate Army,
by administering to Their wants and comfort IN
the struggle for Southern Independence aud
Southern Honor The meeting was organized by
calling Mrs. u. Il. FRAZIER and Mrs. JsSNiE Lit
LARD to preside, and Miss MARY RUSSELL and
Miss sALLIE McConK1E to act as Secretaries.
Misses Tenn. McCor kle. Kate Lcuiy and Ma
iissa Blevius were appointed n committee on rcsoe
lutions, whcreupon they rcporied the following;
WREnaAs, Mcigs co,,nsy has nobly responded
to tho call of tho Southern Confederacy, in send
ing her fathers, sons and brothers to the tented
held, some of whom havs already signalized them.
selves In the battle Of manassas Plains, and arc
now watching the enemy close to the Potomac in
view OF Washington City, really for the bloody
drama of wsr which will probably soon take
place; while Others Of her ",allant boys" are In
the adjoining sister State of kentucky ready to
assist in rcdocmlng that proud State from Lincoln
n'isruIe. All this. we are aware, rs for the pro-
lection of loved ones at home, our frcsidcs, ttc-
therefore, '-.
Resoir.d, That We will pledge ourselves to do
all We can to render the lives of our "sodier
boys comfortable, snd to soften tho rigors of
camp life, by furnishing them suitable clothing
Tor active duty and administering necessities and
coIHforts if they should he SO unfortunate rs TO
be confined in hospitals from sickness
Resoired. That we tender our thanks 10 the la
dies of Virginia for their motherly and sistorly
conduct in administering to the VENTS of our SOL
dlers; and more recently, to the Indies of Southern
Kentucky, who have received the coming of
Southern troops in their midst with every express
sion of aifectionate feeling, as II was to them a
rellef from Nor bern tyranny and submgntion.
Resotred, That we will, if necessary. become.
all OF us, Florence Nightingalcs to nurse our citi
zen soldiers in camps. and subject ourselves to
the Inconvenience incident thereto.
hesofrcd, That we would earnestly request nil
the ladies' OF Meigs county to furnish. st their
earliest convenience, all the clothing they can to
send to our soldiers to protect them from the rig
ors of the coming winter.
Resolred, That tho presiding officers appoint a
committee of three as Committee of Correspond.
cnce; also, committee Of three as Committee
of Contributions.
The following ladies were appointed Commit
tee of CWTelT onden1c: Misses Tenn. McCorklc,
Kate Leuty, and MaEssn Beyins
Mrs Texas Stewart, Misses Snlie Russell and
Eva Lillard, as q Committee on Contributions
On motion. II was ordered that COPY of these
proceedings be furnished By the Secretaries to the
Athens Post and Cleveland Banner to &c published
The meeting then adjourned to meet ON the
18th inst. j. L. FRAZIER, p..,,,
NJ. J. L1LLARD, '''S'"'''s'
s SnaS n Mscons, scc'ys.
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Seweo Soldiers AID Society.

SrwEE, Sept. oath, 1861
Editor Post: .Actuatcd by the pure motives of
promoting the interest of their country, and u.s.
surfing the brave and gallant soldiers there are
those who will ever hold them to memory MS sa
cred and dear, and who possess hearts that will
beat fervcntly, in their sphere, to their valor, by
rendering comfortable and agreeable rs much as
possible, the cold comforts of camps and the stern
realities of war, the ladies of Sewee and vicinity
met ut Sewee Academy for the purpose of organ
zins Soldier, Aid Society, whoreupon the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Mrs d. W. SMITH. President,
Miss AMANDA G. LATHAM, yico pro.;ao,,,
Miss JENNIE nuTsELL. '"' iieSi'e's'
Miss MARY HtrsELL, !
Miss MATTE LATHAM, Secretaries,
Miss JENNIE PEAKE.
Mrs. LUKE PEAK, Principal Treasurer, and
Misses MARY Smith and LoTTle PEAK, Assistants
The following members were present: Mrs T.
Sharp, Jacob Peak, Sam. s. Hutsel, Mary Lock
Henry Latham. A. +. Boggcss, I. II. Boggcss
John Bryson; Misses Lydia IIutscll, lou. Ferrel
$. p. Moore, Cattle Lock, Mary Rednan, Mary
Latham, SRllo Peak. Malnda Smith, Katie La
than, Sallio Moore, Delvi Sharp and Annie Hut
ali
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
Henry 4 Williams,

d. +. Harrison and William Kmbrough.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
Il the allegations Of the bill filed in this cause
that the defendant, d. +. Harrison, is u non,
resident of the State Of Tennessee, it is Therefor,
ordered that publication he made for four success
siye weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
ilshed in the town of Athens Tennessee, reqsir.
ing the said ID. j. Harrison TO appear at the ncxi
term OF the Chancery CO1rt, TO be held at tn,
Courthouse in Kingston for the county of Roane
on tho first Thursday after the ID Monday of De
tober next then and there to plead, answer or dc
inur to said bill, or the same viii be taken a. con
iessed against him aud set for hearing err pdrte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, @. d ST.
Sept p, lSGl--it--prs fec S3-679 avn
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Oct is, 1861.

Ilif~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce MITCH. POPE. Esq. as II candidate for
the Confederate Congress. Election 9th day Of
November.
No" We are authorized and requested to an
nounce WIN. II. TlBBS, of Bradley county, II.
candidate for the Confederate Congress. Election
9th Of November.
EqS- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce a. q. WELCKER, of Hamilton county,
as II candilatc to represent the Sd District III the
Confederate Congress- Election Oh day of No
ycmber.
lz.S~ We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc ALFRED CALDWELL, of McNiinu
county, as II candidate to represent this Distric;
in the Confederate Congress. Election, We.ines-
day, 9th November.
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Reuben A, Davis,
Samuel NJ. Williams.

TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER FROM
Il the allegations of the bill dled in this cause
that the defendant sam'lM Williams. is u non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it Is therefore
ordered that publication DO made for four sue
cessiro weeks in tho Athens Post, q newspaper
published in the town Of Athens, Tennes soc, re-
quiring the said Samuel NJ, Williams to appear at
the NEXT term of the chanesry Court, to bo held
at the Cpurt-h9use Kingston. for the county of
Roane, on the first Thursday after the Sd Monday
of 0ctober next. then and there to plead. answer
dcmur to said bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed against him md set for hearing er pa,te
a. d THOMAS N. CLARK, {. d M
Sept 81, lS6l--itu-prs fec S3-67g
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Tribute of Respect.

AT q regular meeting of Iliwasscc Lodge, No.
lSS, Free and Accepted Masons, Saturday,
October 18th, 1861, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, Brother JonS GREGORY. a member
of this Lodge, aged about ~ years, departed this
life at his residence in McMinn county, Tennessee.
ON the Sth inst.-thcreforc, ..
Resp'rcd, That in the death Of our worthy
and highly esteemed brother. this Lodge has lost
one of its brightest jewels, this community IN up
right and valuable man, the chtuch Jealous and
exemplary member, aud his family u kind hus-
| band and a tender and aicctionatc father.
| Rcsoircd, That. while we bow with humbr sub
mission to the will of the Supreme Architect, in
removing from our midst and depriying us of the
society of orr beloved brother, we extend n cor
dial feeling OF coincidence TO his family and
| friends in their bereavement.
Resofred. That we wear the usual badge of
| mourning for thirty days.
Rcsofrcd. That copy Of these proceedings be
sent to the family of the deceased brothers anoth-
er TO the editor sf the Athens Post and one to
| the editor of the Cleveland Banner. with re-
| quest that they be published.
BY order OF tho Lodge.
II. CATE, !Scc'.y pro TEN.
| p. S.-Nashvillc Christian Advocate please
| copy.
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Sherif,s Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
a issued from the ci.ice of the Chancery Clerk a
hcMinn county, apl to me directed, | will on
Saturday, the I'd day Of November next, Mt the
Courthouse door in Che town of Athens, sell to
title, interest and ciain that Jane Autctg has in
and to One Hundred Acres Of Land. more or lees,
lying on Mouse Crock, adjoining the Lands of
Robert Cate Marian jsacker and Others. Also,
one Tract Of Land lying on Mouse Greek, as the
Lands Of Thos. Higgins. number of acres not
known. adjoining the Lands Of John Cunning
ham. Elizabeth Cate and others: the Lands upon
which Thos. Riggias now resides. To satisfy ane
WM. DURK, Sheriff
Oct u, lSGl-3t--prs foe S3.2O 6Sl
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From Washington.

Wash;nqton, Oct. THE cargo of the
bermuda 1.-THE vessel which run the Block
,ade at Savannah) consisted of eighteen
rified cannon (thirty-two and forty-two
pouudersl, and two one hundred and
sixty-eight Founders Armstrong guns,
with ali the necessary shetland shell ready
for immediate use; also 6 800 Enfield rifles,
between 2O0,000 and 100000 cartridges
for the same. 5000 pairs of army shoes,
10000 blankets, $50 pounds gunpowder,
large quantity OF morphine, quinine,
and ether medicine stores, and many
otller articles of more than money value
to the rebel army. Her cargo cost one
iallionseloliars eashs Her arnr~'nent7was
two twelve-pounder rifed guns, one on
each, side She rs now hitting out Tor
active service, and is to- be employed in
cYuising for returning California steamers.
Com. Tatnall will command her.
NY informant states positively that the
mate of the Bermuda informed him that
more iron clad steam frigates are expected
from England on the Southern coast BY
the 18th Of October. The Bermuda Is
owned in England her cargowas owned in
south Carolina. While she was loading
and at the time she cleared, it was sup,
posedi Ia Liverpool that she was supply
sLip Tor the Royal Navy, although Down,
ing street knew much better. She cleared
ter a West Indiaaport. n,qo!a :, y
npbe main body of the rebels is at Fair
faxG %, HI whence q broad. belt OF camps
almost unbroken, Is Seen, from our bal
loon stretching norihward towards Lees
burg where are NEARLY $4,000. men; or
the lower Potomac there are from l2,oo'
tolls 900. Back of Transport aud at O.
near Manassas there are comparativei!
few HOOPS. All the information receive!
at Headquarters shows that, the enemy 7
prodigiou,sly strong, numbering nearl,
2OoU6Hn MIN and that no offensive move
ment is atjpresent intended. 'fJ
,SJehnsaos,f and smith favor AN activ
poficy, But Beaur egard insists ON standinI
on the detensiys;l 80 slnlh
,gss- Cur President aud his General
kndw their duty when the time 70
advancing arrives, they will advance
The iConfederAte Authorities and arm,
have performed wonders in the last 81
months, Let there be no more con
plants. -ESchayePdpe,s .li}Ss Il.
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ID. L. PhillipG.

George W. Lndsay. David Lindsay and others,
be,rs of lsanc i.indsay. deed
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
J. defendant George W. Lindsay resides in the
state of Arkansas, and defendant David Lindsay,
III the State of Georgia, publication is ordered 10
he made for four successive geeks IN the Athens
Post, requiring said nonresident defendants.
George W. and David Lindsay, to make their per-
sonal appearance on or before the first Monday Of
December, 1851, at the Courthouse in Madison
vile, and answer tho bin fled against them aud
Others in the Chancery Court ut Nadisonyille by
W T.. Phillips, the same will be set for hearing
as confessed and heard accordingly.
J. A. COFFIN, G. 4 H.
Oct Il. lS6l-lt-prs fee S3-GSi
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SheriR's Sale,

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Il issued from the Office Of the County Court
Clerk of McMinn county, and to me directed, /
will, OH Saturday, the % day of November next,
at the Courthouse door in the town of Athens,
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand 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 McNnn county Ten
nessec. adjoining the Lands of John Il. Howard,
BENZ Wells &C., the same -on which James II.
Bridges now resides--the number of acres not
known To satisfy two Judgments in favor of
the heirs of james Bonner. decd
WILLIAM BURK, Sheriff
Oct II, lsGl-3t-prs lee S3,2O-0sI