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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

RIoHMoND THxATns.
Lrssss And k1Asrs. ..................J. n. HEWITT
This evening DeccnAbcr 2Ist,
BuEYlT OF The oHARLEsroN sUYvrRKRs,
The Outlaw Of the Hills.
Ana
f( srTLL wAfrn RUIZ DEEP.
tR-ses programme. - p a. % y
sEIu active prepsraton Christina. Kvs or Dad in tie
Snow. and Grand Panismins u p b
r%CONCRT-.,-. &
TIE oaARLEsroS surrEsr q.
RcHxoup, Dec eoth, 1851.
Menrs John finder, and ssmTJ Hsr.i son;
A. Ma ayers CT the souhern Hamoreo-s, and feeling The
met sympathy for The sufferers By the late connsas q
char esten hereby tender the services ofthe said Troupe eshs
ben.ft Of the 81. WI
opns gentlemen that yos Will take charge Of the financial
department, ve remsin,
uu. very respectfully, WELLS 400.
Messrx Wells CO.
9eau.mn-Yor noe Of DAY has iut been handed We
Will take much peaare with the lludahle
dss aid the sunsres by IN In ChzfIe'
wheh We wil direct In the propsr chstnh.
Yours, very respectfully,
eAhL J. HAIR seE.
TIE shove performance s.il take place q.
kETRoPoLIIAs BALL.
On Monday, the csd Inst,
WHEN splendid and varied programme viii DO ,rsrsd.
sotlock. deal-2t
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NOTICE.
CrrIsE RicHHosp 4 PErsnsprRo RAiLRoAD Co.
RIcaxoSB Va, Dec 18Th, 1876.
yHIs Company win pay the wsr I. s 0sr Alfsekhers
by Slde OF the paymsnt OF tne same H.
tsxatlon NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
asi4- 10. Treasurer.
VxrANTRD-The undersigned wishes to hire good wood.
wv cutters Charcoal {, work short diItance from
the city Persons having hands this description vi please
plyto THUS a. na
dei3-H ~ ann =. =. onloe.
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THos =. G,LEe, Receiver, &c.
NEnlR BILL. NEAR rH ME'rAvIcsynLE yUl
4 vaLUaBLK THRBe STORY TOBACCO

VALUABLE THHB" Story TOBACCO
a Factory, ON Ihc North sid. OF Main, be =
tween 2sth and 37Ih st., at Austion..Ts VII
e oon the pet InUR-DAY the 18th day OF Deeen
Ger eormen,rg G'eleef, H. tie ,lusbe nrce story
robarso Pa,ry North Side Of Main between 9sh and
! streets occupancy Of The Confet sfas haies but
more reeesy byJ ". Atkinson, Eq bffon's on MAN ssei
~ feat and rlEs b.ck $50 feet
IEsxs-Unef nth b; the basnee a. - and ~ months,
Tor negotiable Ioes Nth n,sret aided, secured ey Sus
Iced .. ..., -.
deo-td JAZZ y. TAf OK u s0r, A1eu
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VxTIsD0w GLASS AND PUTTY -Asrge tuppB Of wndes
w GIa and Putty nav on and for sale By J" Psisk
SOW 90 les Main street eeo
DURCING FLUID.-A saperior article o. Bur ni rlna
1 now on hand and f.r By W. PETERSON Co., Drag
gst. w
C1oxs sPAaKIfNa aTLkTInE and cOopeIs refined shred
IsnsiAs fg Blanc hsne and table lsinss faf vale y
PRrsRs0s 90, lbs hAin street, ao
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

NOTICE TO TAX PAfkhSs
URsUANT ordinance passed llth January 1883 VIII
attend the Colcctors Once In the City Hail. from the
18Th 10 the Of December Inclusive TO receive the Remaining
half such persons entitled 70 deduction Of
cent having previously pail the nr half 10 juno as'
In accordance With said ordnance. -
NB-U viii be seen from that the Coll ctnr Is
aured the office from the 10Th 10 3 OF the MONTH
remaining due from June last Before the Ianu.
sry term the Hastings Court he required BY ordnance 10 adj
ysse estate 10 be sold for taxes
Persons Who not done viii the necessity Of calling
and paying their taxes will be impossible for the Collector
10 call them befJre he adyertlsss.
no3n-im J. A. H., o. q X
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-21

Age SALE OF Pzbr5Hi BILE centalpg OF Horses
IL e. Cattle, sls'p, Hogs, Cora, Fodder sh1cis mnes
nv IArnlng Ho. sehot frcperfy &C. MI Jane
eut,op. se having Elected s.le ofks Farm called hogi
PIE -saut" the yirzns nitl Railroad near 70 hAnovs
J5ur H1ue will ss at pab auction ct tn aid farm, Tue
az ihs 9Th January, 1863 at 10 O'Clock: Il fair not
" far cay al the peshaee eate thereon cor fi
az ef great ysetr In ps three Hoses 10 has
cors and 90 sh.ep very fne Abort % hs sovy -.
Yodeer 100 tsrfe Corn, large cu,ntv OF hseks, Whes
.usw ia mir g Inp!em pts, Household Yurrtore, &c.
Tsn al 81 m. unse $50 cash. ts anoua four month
.redit for approved sndo.sed neLoush!s paper
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rEyEE propetor for sale thousand or we've nan
arsd acre. Of 6ne Csns Gum Land, ~ IN adlSei 70
The Of add Cotton any land 10 he s.a o.
mis- land tua.sd the Southern bounfsry Of
sao~y County on beautai Lake, three miles from the ].
800 liver into smpu. sSs,ang nIs ss, "a
hcn n su.eeu,lble Of making Zoe crop the frt year
Terms one hsd cash. the balance In two annual neoo
one ss-. ~ - W. RAHDLf,
(his landing Yssoo River, care Of q ". Drop
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NOTICE.
m Of virginia Central Railroad

mo stool n olders OF virg inia Central Railroad
Ths Company win pay the War Tar lis Capit stoch;
thereby relieving ia from the Of the
OF the War Tax will please take notice. and not list
otne stock Ia the possession Of Counties Corporations
ladividuas JN0. GARRETT,
de20-citid2t Trea Va Cent al Railroad.
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oyYIoE RICHMOND PETERSBURG Roo,l
RicHxoso Va, Dec Is, lscl
Scsa 2, sDon he cspsl sses compsny pay
able {, Re stoesholderS md after the sl.t lbs,
Transfer Books will be elSss from the astnst 70 the LIST
Of January, lsss. v.y,,xarox r...,r,.,
N IsTILLrR wANTED.-A reliable, sobe'. single
= n.Ins good Yields 70 take charge Of new in
Southern Aisbsma Appointment situation and fair wages viii be
given on :siisiaooIy proof Of ability o4as R,ysrAoo
des-sv. Under spotsvcod house. RI Edmond. Va.
STFAm m III FOR saLE-upper end Of The Deck,
ss,s AS
' rTsB s n e dec ED aoND. DAVENPORT oe.
|,0T I.s a ArrfNs.-sO bales superior Cotton Bsidrg.
y q EeI 81 '''' FOR SALE BY KENT, PAINE 90.
TUsr PURLIsHEp..wEsr 4 jon, sros. 'Pob i'hsr'
j All BsofIs s'i =: Main sire : pasl;s tbs mora nh
PRESCIENCE;
roah.n Co. he'd at sashv e Tenn April 49, 1870
rs'e' % 's'" RrorNTLY Published;
The Southern on the rSsy ~. % :Sa
erhsb y Edward Pollard, Of Wig MA su'h'r OF BLACK
D'>-' cosrsurs:
1 Lister 10 Pres.dea, Lincoln written stws,hnr,n.
Ls 70 Pre.IdsDt iincoi !, " ten 81 wash nEon
T. Letter TO Prsden Inc 10, viii en- mar TIE Government
g Ls:s,s . Secretary ssu.rd VII ten in M,ylsOd -
Z. Letter 70 Prrsident In Ola written n m.ryisad
8. Letter 70 Doc or Iyns, written 10 nayina.
O. Letter 20 General s:olt, WRIT n In Maryland.
10. Letter to Mr. Everett. written In Maryland
Price 80 cents.
In Prtm AMI win be ready In few days.
: Cause and Contrast;
An esay on the Amc cs slovlns the Ant quy unlvsr
snty Justice and Of the Ifsution OF Slavery
yolur = S 70: 800 pp IN ok paper core free lto
pnec Of either 81 the aboy named
v ave them any part Ofs Southern oonf'de 'oJ free
| e postage
The Tfsde allowed liberal die,up Asdrtss o.ders
80 80 WEST JOHNSTON, PabhsherL
del4 las Main Street. Richmond, va ;
Il 7
VNyIgD0w GLASS AND PUTTY -AlsIge tuppD q winaSs
W. GIau and Putty, hand and for sale By :" fsisk
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NOTICE.
solRp OF COMMISSIONERS UNDER TIE srounflArIos

DUNAWAR.-IIPrYD oLLARs nkHAkp VI De pednt
n DE DELIVERY n our once NH In OF oar
sseonded ,.ys Dick bryant Dick sbeuf fsets ineh's
~ rhs color and about - cd D<t hsd
- vhen he len brown mock coat dark psasioens AID black
ss ssss hat; DUNLOP. noScuRS co.
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1aUrgON-No one 10 ssther;sed 70 collect Virginia nus
M al ty or elsewhere In this ss unlsD thsy saov v
- sufhohty from ne =. =. -.
~ nosss % sfsrrs va The euhog10 Of NE
Ifsa eusrs Of The Bsse any order he have sasd
Az - hsrsanss upos N hset but given 70 prevent In
= 49, "a q DIhnocK,
ssil-v oel Of 0rdnsses q vsJtzaA.
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mississippi Ordinances Of Secession.

mississippi Ordinance of Secession.
An Ordinance 10 dissohc he Unio,. Jet,oeen he
'State q Mississippi and other States united
Nth her under Tho compact entitled "lHe
tbnstitufion@ he Tinted ,Statcs Of dmcrica."
The pcoplcof Mississippi in Convention assem-
blcd, do ordain and declare, and Il is hereby or
daincd and declared, as follows, 10 wit:
sEcrfON j. That all laws aud ordinances by
which tho said State Of Mississippi become nom
Der OF the Federal Union Of the United States OF
America be and the Same are hereby repealed,
and that all obligations on the part Of said State
or tho people thereof, be withdrawn, and that the
said State doth hereby resume all tho rights fnc-
tons, and powers which by any of saii laws and
ordinances were conveyed to The Government of
the said United States, and Is absolvcd FROM oil
the obligations, restraints aud duties incurred to
the said Federal Union, and sball hcnceforth DO
free. sovereign and independent stnte. -sfg
Sec. 2. That SO much OF the first section Of tho
Seventh Article of the Constitution of this State
as requires members Of the Legislature and all
officers, both Legislative and Judicial, to take an
oath to support the Constitution of the United
States, DO and the same is hereby nhrogatcd aud
nnnulci.
Sue. 3. That all rights acquired aud vested un.
der tho Constitution of the United States, or un-
der any act of Congress passed in pursuance
thereof, or under any laws Of this State, aud not
incompatible with this ordinance, shall remain in
force and have the same effect as if the ordinance
had not been passed.
SEC. 4. That the people of the State Of Missis-
sippi hereby consent to form Federal Union with
such of The States as have seeded or may se-
code from the Federal Union Of the United States
of America, upon the basis Of the present Consti-
tuition of the United States, except such parts
thereof as embrace other portions than such Sc
cc1ing States.
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From Washington.

Washington, Jan. 22.-SENArE.-An hour was
spent on the subject of correcting the Journal to
show that the Senators from Mississippi Ala
bama and Florida had withdrawn from the SEN
ate. Tabled
CrittoDdens resolutions were debated. Powell,
of KY, advocated their adoption. Wade, of Ohio,
followed, opposing any compromise. No action
was taken thereon.
HousE.--Mcmorials urging the adoption of
Crittcndcn's resolutions, from Delaware and Mary
land, were received.
Mr.. Colfax's bill to suspend the mail service in
the seeding States, was postponed.
The majority report of the Committee of thirty
three was taken up. Among others. Clemens, of
Va. made speech thereon, in which he compar-
cd the secessonists to Garrison and Phillips At
the expiration Of his hour he wished to continue.
Mr.. Martin, of Va. ohjectcl to his finishing his
traitorous speech. Washburn, Of Wis, followed.
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Sharif,s Sale,

TNlOBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE,
issued by the Circuit Court Clerk of MeMinn
county, and TO me directed, will, on Monday,
the 4th day of March next, at the Courthouse
door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, all the right title interest and claim that
p. d. Elicit has IN and to Forty Acres of Land,
more or less, adjoining the Lands Of A. }. Jack,
A. Everton aud Thos, Eyerton, and lying In the
1854 civil district, MeMinn county, rennessse.--
Sold to satisfy Judgment and costs recovered by
J, o. carlock against p. d, Elliott, before John
Jack. Esq. WIN. BuRK, &G
Jan Is, is6I-st-prs fec sS,2o--6H
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SheriErs Sala

TN OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
i SALE issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF McMinn county and to me directed, will, on
Monday, tho 4th day of March, 1861, at the
Court house door in Athens, sell to tho highest
bidder, for cash in hand all the right title, inter
est and claim that j. J. Elliott has in and to One
Hundred aud Forty Acres of Land, more or less,
upon which said Elliott now lives, and adjoining
the Lands of John Lewis, j. Jack, Chas. Dougcr-
ty and Others lying in the 18th civil district Nc
MINI county, Tennessee. Sold to satisfy three
judgments and costs--two in favor of John Craw-
ford and one in favor of NJ. A. spillman, Adm'x,
against j. J. Elliott, obtained before Justices Of
the Peace. VIM. BURK, NF
Jan %, 1s6l--3t-prs fee S3,20-6i4
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
1 sale, issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of McMinn county, and to me directed, will, on
Monday, the 18th day Of March next, at the Court
house door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all tho right, title, interest and
claim that NJ. NJ. Hicks has in and to Ninety
Acres of Land, more or less, upon which said
Hicks now lives, adjoining the Lands of Hugh
Reynolds p. N. Lee and others, and lying in the
9th civil district, Mcslinn county, Tennessee, Sold
to satisfy three judgments--one in favor Of j. A.
q @. W. Coffin. one in favor of w. G. Horton 4
Co., against NJ. NJ. Hicks, and one in favor of A.
MeKeldn against Martin NJ. and John II. Hicks,
recovered before Justices of the Peace.
VIM BURK, MG
Jan %, lsGl-3t-prs fee s3,20-6It 81
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TnE USE or Dn. IiosTErrER's STOMACH BIZ
TIERS for Dyspepsia, Flatulcncy, Heaviness of the
Stomach, or any other like affection, is second to
none in America abroad. To be able to state
confidently that the "Bitters" are certain cure
for dyspepsia and like diseases. is to the propre-
tors n source Of unnlloycd pleasure. II removes
all morbid matter from the stomach, puriiies the
blood, imparts renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
tom, giving il that tone and energy indispensa-
bic for the restoration of health. The numerous
acknowledgements of its superior excellence and
bcnoicont results, have assured the propriotors
that il cannot but prove great cure to the af-
hictcd, and mpavt vitality to the thorough sys.
tom.
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Sherif''s Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO TWO ORDERS OF
sale, issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of McAlinn county. and to mo directed, I will, on
Monday, the itli day Of March next, at the Court
house door in Athens sell to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand all tho right, tide interest and
claim that J, W. Griffith has in and to Sixty
Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining the Lands
of Wesley Ayans, Jesse Bcdwell, Porman Swat
ford and others, known as the Briplee place, and
lying in the 10th civil district, McMnn county,
Tennessee. Sold to satisfy two Judgments recov-
cred before Justices Of the Peace-one in favor of
Weir & Laiieriy and the other in favor of John
Scarborough, against j. W. Griffith.
..-ss y -. WM. BURK, ShT.
Jan 2J, lsGl-3t-prs fee $3,2O-6H
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Riceville Male and Female Academy.

Riceville Male and Female Academy.
T5NHE TRUSTEES OF ROCKVILLE MALE
Il and Female Academy have employed Mr.. IL,
kEEBLEn, to take charge of this Aourishing In
stituiinn for the ensuing scholastic year, to be
opened on Monday, October 20, 1860.
RATES or TUITION. pei, Session Of Tiroay
Weeks one hoLj' IL ddrancc.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Oral Arithmo-
tic. 5000
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, Com
position and Defamation. 500
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Physiology
and Algebra Davies Elementary 1890
Algebra Davies University Geometry, Survey
ing with field practice Latin and Greek. 1900
Contingent fee. $50
No pupil permitted to enter school for less than
half a session, aud no deduction for lost time,
except when caused by sickness.
Board can he obtained, convenient to the
Academy, for $3.50 per week-evcrythiug fur
nshel.
A competent assistant teacher viii he in regu-
lar attendance. By order of the Board.
JAS. ATKINS, Chm'p.
A. j. DODsoN, Secretary.
Ricevillc, Tenn, Oct. 10, lS6O-tl--630
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A HORSE TnIEF SENTENCED To THE PESI-
TENTIARY--SrARTLIN DISCLOSURES. "A man
named Huffman, charged with horse
stealing, has Just been sentenced 10y the
Carroll county court, to the penitentiary
for seven years, and the Sheriff, with
strong posse Of men. having him in
charge. arrived here yesterday.
We learn from the Carroll Hunting
dom Patriot, that after Huffman had re-
ceived his sentence, he made a confess
sion, acknowledging That he was one Of a
band Of horse Thieves, gamblers, robbers
and counterleiters, that extended oyera
large portion Of the United States, and
gave the names of six citizens of that
county, four of Benton county, and some
in most of the counties Of West Tcnnes-
see. 1t seems, he says, that "they have Il
kind of headquarters at Memphis; that
they have kind of hiding place in a
cave, miles east of Thompson Ferry, on
the Reel Foot lake, in Obion county,
Tennessee; that this elan first robbed
and afterwards burned Luters store in
Carroll county, some two years ago, and
names the men engaged in the work, all
of whom then lived in this county. lie
further says that it was his elan that
murdered Miller, and robbed the Branch
Of the Union Bank, at jackson, Tonnes
see, some two years ago"
These are truly alarming disclosures,
says the Patriot, but we caution our
friends against putting too much faith in
his statements. That paper refrains
from giving the names of those mention
ed by him as members of the gang. until
further developments may transpire.
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VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the public that he has become
the sole Agent for the lower part of East Tonnes
see, of VIM. Knahe & Co.'S celebrated and unsur
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, and that he
is prepared to supply them at short notice, at
manufacturers prices.
In respect to power and sweetness Of tone, easy
and agreeable touch, beauty of finish, durability
and their peculiar adaptcdness to the Southern
climate, they have been pronounced unricaiied by
such judges as Thalberg, Strakosch, Sattcr, Viena-
temps. &c.
All instruments of this firm are guaranteed for
five years. For Circulars and further informa-
ton apply to GUST. Il. KNABE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sept %, 1sG0-Gm-627
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MONEY SAVED!

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
IN dersigncd can save costs by calling on them
and making satisfactory arrangements, as they
are compelled to have money. Those who cant
pay all must pay part-crc,y man mrst pay
spmcthing. We have cur books posted, and those
having unsettled accounts can save costs by call
ing and settling at once. You will not save any
thing in the way of interest by staying away as
we count interest on all accounts from LIST day Of
January after the account is made.
SEilORN d I0RNSDT.
Ian IS 1891
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From Kentucky.

Loujsra'c, Jan. 22.--The House yesterday pass
cd by vote of 81 to 6, resolutions declaring that
in view of the resolutions adopted by several
of the Northern States rendering men and money
to aid the Federal Government in coercing Il
seeding States, that Kentucky will unite with her
sion of Southern soil, at call hazards and to the
last extremity"
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Insolyent Notice,

CUGGESTI0N HAVING. BEEN MADE BY
- me to the Clerk of the County Court of Rhca
county, Tennessee, of the insolvency of the estate
of John W. Whittenbcrg, deed, all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
to file the same with the Clerk of the County
Court of Rhea county, authenticated in the man
ner prescribed by law on or before tho goth day
of April 1861, or the same will be forever barred
SAMUEL WIIITTENBERG, Admir-.
Jan 25, 1961-4t-G44
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MURDER IN SmELBYvILLE.-The Union
and American, of yesterday learns from
a correspondent that Mr.. Willis Burke,
and old citizen of Shelbyville, of many
virtues and few faults, was deliberately
shot in the forehead, on the night of the
18th, by man named Hilton, killing
him almost instansly. Hilton made his
escape. The correspondent gives no
other particulars.
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THE Guns IN Fort MouLTRIE.-The guns
in Fort Moultrie will be of little service
to the Secessionists. 1t is known that
Major Anderson, before he left the fort,
had ordered to tar the gun-carriages and
guns inside and outside, and then set fire
to the whole. Those few persons who
remained behind had further orders to
pour upon the guns, as soon as they were
red-hot, cold water. This order was also
strictly carried out and the guns are now
full of cracks, some of them impercepti-
BILE, and cannot be fired off without dan
ger of bursting. The South Carolnians
probably are aware that fact, and there
fore they will let Major Anderson's for
saken guns alone.
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ATHENS FEMALE C0lIEGE.

HNIIE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION
4 of this Institution commences on Monday,
1ith of February next.
As this Session will close with Public Exami-
nation. it is earnestly requested that all who en-
ter shall begin with its commencement, and
tinue to its close. L. R0WLEY, Pres't.
Athens Jan % 1SGI-3t-64t
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ATHENS BOOK STORE.
GE0R. w. ROSS,
BOOKSELLER e. STATTONER

ID ESPEUrFULLY INVITES THE PEOPLE
IN to call at his Bookstore, and. SEQ tho host
selected stock Of Books and Stationery to be found
anywhere outside of the big cities, at prices to
satisfy all. lie offers an extensive and varied
e assortment of Standard.
AyricuinTdi Lar, NedicoL Reiigious, Poetjcal,
Scientific, Literary, Poificai, Historical,
Biographical
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
10 nstructaud to please tha people.
To his nice O,iit Books for "Juvcnilos" for all
seasons and his SCHOOL hooks, aud to the
Lo9 Prices of them all, ho particularly invites at
tention.
His Stationery, from Pencil to Portfolio
and through the extended list, embraces wide
variety of kinds and qualities, from the VERY
CHEAP to the VERY FINE, Stationery for tho la
dies, tasteful, elegant, recherche, In varied and
rich Abundance. All sorts OF Blank Books on
hand from a Ledger or an Album TO a Pass Book
or Pocket Diary US we'll as all forms and quail
tics of Writing Paper, Visiting Cards, Paper
IIangings Drawing Materials &c. 30 ~.
His facilities also Tor procuring to order any
thing In his line that may DO wanted, with dis
patch, and on the best terms of the market, are
complete, lie solicis order from the noighbor.
ing counties, as we'll az from the people about
ho,ne promising to do his bost for thoso who deal
with him. Any Boo', that !. published in the
United States, viii be delivered here at publish
ers prices.
Oct. 5, ls6o-62S
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Macon, Jan. 10.
Bacon hog round 10l@Ilc: clear sides 1aG0
1lc; ribbed 12@l3c; hams l2@l BE; shoulders
0l@ Toe; Flour, Supcriine $7@$s; family ss@ 50.
Lard, in bbls. 1870 ic in cans 1i01jc Fcath-
ers 4j@iSc. Corn Sl0Sll0. Batter liA Ice.
Oats 7O61Ijc. Cow Peas ,25.
Yours, truly.
BEARDEN & CO.,
PyodVce and Commission Merchants.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-01-25

GeT- The Albany Journal says "another
effort is to be made in the New York
Legislature to have divorce made easy"
The best way to effect this would be to
pass conjueal secession act, SO that par
ties could withdraw from their united
states atwill. 10. ~ \, 49,. -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-01-25
Glnvnr cinedl

TUST RECEIVED, A GOOD STOCK OF
~ Clover, Timothy, ORCHARD Grass and Blue
Grass Seeds all of which | offer FOR sale chap for
Cash or Produce.
Jan Is, 1861 ]. NJ. HENDERSON,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-01-25

Troridencr, u. T.. Jan 22.-The Senate repeal
cd the Personal Liberty Bills by vote of 81 to
0. The subject was warmly discussed in the
House. Its further consideration postponed to
Thursday.