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TRUSTEES SALE.

NTnFRkAs, Frederick Brssher, by bis Deed Of
w Trust BEARING date the ninth day Of june,
A. ID. 1881, conveyed to George G. Dixon. as
Trustee the following described real estate ituate
in wiises's addition to the City II heokuk
county OF Lee, and State Of Iowa, and more par.
ticulariy d, scribed five acres. being the south
half Of al1ek number tive in said Addition; which
Conveyance was made 10 sccure the pa inent 81
twelve Iromissory notes, in sad Dead of Trust
specified and described, executed by said Frederick
hrasher to Greene Ershine and Joseph kid9way,
dated he ninth day OF June, SIT, payable III 81
tqaal annual payments from the third day Of FSb-
ruaty. A. ID. 1857, bearing eight per cent interest
and for the aggregate sum o. $4,lt6 20 leo; and
whereas the first eight of said notes and the inter
est remain due ard unpaid therefore, at the request
If the holders thereof, /, 1esrse &. Dixon, said
Trustee. will sell the real estate above described,
according to the provisions of said Deed If Trust
at the front door # the Court House in keokuk
aforesaid, on the 21st day Of Mar pext, between
the horrs vt clock m. and o'clock p. m. Of
that day for cash, to the ishes bidder, to satisfy
said notes, interest ana costs.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb 10. 1S61-d4y Trustee.
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GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb. 10, 1861 d4w Truste,
TRUSTEES SALE


WHEREAS, Hawkins Iayl,r, By his Deed Of
" Trust hearing date the 9th day Of June A.
D. 1907, conveyed to George @. Dixon, an Trustee
the following described real estate, situate In
TIL ey Addition 10 The City Of keoknk, County
of Lee and state of Iowa, aud more particular !,
described as ire scre, being the cart half OF sl.ck
number thirteen in said Addition: which convey.
arce wss made to secure the payment of twelve
rromtssory notes, In said Deed Ut Trust Epscshs
an Described, executed by said hawkins sylor to
Greene E,skine and Joseph kidgvsy, dated the 9th
day Of June, 1851. payable In ak equal anna i
payments from the Sd day OF February, A. u.
1897. barring eight per cent. interest and for fht
gyregste cum # <4.l66 G6-Iee; and wher. az the
lFst tlgat OF raid nete- and the interest remsin
dus Il unpaid, therefore, nj the request of the
heiners Thereof, |, oeorgeC g. Dixon. sid Trustee
viii sell the real estate x5ave DIS ribed acrordsr
u the provisions of ssd Ds,d oil trust at til. FROM
door OF the tour. oea-e in keekuk sIDrasaid. o.
tie 2lst day II Ma,ca neat between ths bours 4
o'sieek N. and clock p Ia. OF that day
fDr ca h. TO the highest Eiddef, To satisfy ss.o
notes, interest and cos's.
GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb. Is. laEl-J4w Tyrs,a.
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TRUSTEES SALE

WHEkEAs, James Mitchell by his Deed Of
-. ira.t bearing date the ninth day II June.
A. ID. 1857, conveyed to Gsorge G. Iixon. :,
trustee, the following desc,ited real estate sit
uate IN Nl.sey's addition TO the City Of KeolnLs
county IL Lee and State Il Iowa, ard more mar.
iicuiariy cescrited Us Ave ocrts, being tho wast
hall ct Block number sixteen In said Addition
which conveyance Was made 10 secure the rasn1 MT
OF twelve pronisscry NOTES, in said Decd Of 1rnst
specihed and described, executed by said James
Mitchell to Greene ErFine and Joseph Ridpvsv.
oalea Inc nin1h asy % june, 1887, payable 10 six
equal annual ~ mcnss from the tn Ri gay III IL
ruafy, u. 1867, bearing eight pr nj. i,terett
ard iof Tbs aggregate sum III 81 ,lfG CO. Oe and
whereas the hrst eight # said iotes iru the iater-
est remain due ard unpaid, therefore at The reuest
OF the holders thereof, George CeIixon aata
iruttee, VIII sell Tho real estate above de.irbea,
according 10 lie Troviyiprs of saia Iced of lruft.
al the ffent door Of the Curt House in Kcakuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day If Mareh next between
The hAafs OF clock a. II. and {, IL ek u m III
that day. Tor cash, 10 he hi xGes bddr 10 safety
saIu nutrs, frteruEt ard CustS.
GEORGE c. DIXON.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NHEREAs, Hawkins 1ayior. by bis n I'd II
w 1Iaa bsaIing date tie ninth dat If June,
A. u. 1877, c,nseyed u Oeorse G. Dian, as
Trustee tie foo~srg ceseri r. resi estate sifsasc
10 Why's Aedssloa 10 tas ely * Asuknk,
Cpunty II Lee. and State II Iowa, aa r. r 4a.s-
tsealsTly fcfiecu as hye acres. bstrg IL. sguth
half ef u Gcs hum Der ~ III All add siUns shleh
cotsst yabca vas mai 10 ssenre tbs lAYmatnt IL
INVITE IT FHTvz7TT E7frE
hed and descsfssi, execute b. ssi4 iI.Wk4gs fay
aF TO hfeehe Ersfine All JossfA hlsgwxy, Ga 81
1be ninth day II .49be. ls5T Isyatle is six tsAai
sIn asl pay nf $ from tie h4r! cay tf ftbfuarw
A. ID. 1851 easfipg eight cent interest ga Ter
the gggt gate sgm II ~ i6G Ga-It0; sui wh ysas
The hfst eight OF said eoses aai Sac isgetsss "a
main aac All unpaid, therefore, at tAe rqaess &c
he hosiers tHeteok, i. 6eofgs e. ID x94, said
Ifu*t.s, vii sell his raj estsse anyys aesrb d.
according To ID rrayisieut # esd II ss5 ef fust at
the 'front.' issr Of tie 80 s0ae "a hek nk af.Te-
aid, on { b. .ist d. Ut Narea Eerf, bstue.,s he
hours OF y e'c4tek m. AnI 'ciegk II M II dat
aay, Iar sash. u ths kigbsst bs. es 10 atlfy cad
ustrs, interest aid eGsts.
GEORGE C. DlAos,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WIlFPths, irsa,ii. : ir.sher by his Deed Of
~ Ifa- atipe Gate the ninth day ST June,
4. ID 1857, Cave sd to Ge,rge T.. Dixon, rs Irns-
tee, tho f. III wig Eeter ed real cstafe, situate In
Wiisey,s Addition to the City IT keokuk, County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa, and more particularly
described rs five acres, bling the south half OF
Brock number three in said Addition which con-
veyance made to secure the pay ment of twelve
prem sssesy notes, in said Deed Of Tru.t specified
and d. scsibed executed by said Frederick Lrasher
to Greene Erskife and Joseph Eidgway, dated
the ninth day Of June, 1857 payahls in six equal
annual rasnit MS ire IA be third day of February
A. ID 1857, bearing eight per cent. interest, aud
Tor the aggregate sem Of 81 ,1e6 &C 100; ard
whereas tie hrst eight OF said net.s ard the inter
ss main due and unpaid, therefore at the quest
# the holders thereof, | 6eorgs c. Dixon, said
Trustee, will sell The real estale ablve described
according to the provisions of said Deed OF ust,
at the fronf door of The Court House in Kcokuk
afaYesaid, In iha 2lsi day of March next. between
.he A4uFs IL esclack a. IN. and 8 o'clock n M Of
that day TOR eafh, to the lights Edder To Satfsfy
said notes interest and costs.
GLURGEC. DIXON,
reh. Is 1es'-d4w TrusteA
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North Carolina.

Ralcigh, May l3.-Our Legislature adj.
iourned carly this morning TO meet again
on the 25th June. 1t worked faithfully
and to the purpose-passcd the Convcn-
ton bill on the first day, no one opposing
it in the House, and only three in the
Senate; made an appropriation Of IRE
millions OF dollars for the war; passed bill
for the raising of ten thousand men to
serve during the war, unless sooner dis
Charged" passed a bill authorizing the
Governor to accept the services of "hoeaty
thousand volunteers, to serve for twelve
months, unless sooner discharged, with
power on the part of the Governor to in
crease said volunteer force to the number
of fifty thousand" also militia bill, and
several other bills Of great importance.
In the State, we are all men, women
and children, white and black-for resis-
ting the tyrunt, Lincoln, to the bitter
end. Turner, Sharp and Worth, the three
who voted against the Convention bill,
are for resistance. know not submits
sonist in the whole State.
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from Hnrner'S Eerru.

Baltimore, May l0.-rhe Frederick city
correspondent of the american" tele.
graphs this morning that the mountain
forest on Maryland side of the Potomac,
near lIarper's Ferry, was fred last night.
and much valuable timber destroyed.
About eight hundred Kentucky and
Virginia troops were encamped on the
Maryland shore, and the heights in that
vicinity were being fortified.
A battery has been placed on jefferson
Rock, and trains enclosed in pipes) had
been laid for blowing up bridges and
other property, at moments notice, il
necessary.
The conduct of Virginia cxcitcs indig-
nation among the people Of Washington
county icy
Thirty Baltimoreans passed through
for lIarper's Ferry this morning.
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From TIarvlord.


baltimore, May 9.-ln the Legislature
the Committee on Federal Relations re.
poried-pronouncing the war waged
against the South US unconstitutional,
subversiye of the principles on which the
Union was founded, that it sympathize
deeply with Southern brethren in defence
of the principles of sclr.goverrmcnt; i'm.
plofcs the President to accept the olive
branch held out by the Confederate States.
whose President declared that they seek
only selfdefrnce and be let alone that
Maryland desires apeaccful recognition of
the independence of Confederate States.
and gives her assent thereto: that the
present military occupation of Maryland
is a fragrant violation of the Constitution {;
advises citizens to abstain from intcrfer-
ence with Federal troops, and says under
existing circumstances it is ineXpedent
to call II sovereign convention.
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From MARYLAND

AnnapoES, May l2.-There is a sudden
movement of Confederate troops from
Harpers Ferry towards the Relay House,
The Secretary of the War says New
Orleans will be closed by the time Charles
ton and Savannah experiences the effect
of the blockade.
The report of the Committee on Fed
eral Relations, censuring Lincoln and APP
plauding the Confederacy, was adopted
by the Legislature.
Baltimore, May ia train with mails
and passengers arrived from Philadelphia.
They were welcomed along the route.
Baltimore, Lit is reported that the
Virginians are strongly fortified on the
Maryland heights overlooking Harper
Ferry, and do not intend to evacuate.
On Sunday 1000 stand of arms and
II cannon arrived.
There is bitter feeling in Washington
county against the Virginians. A coils
ion is considered probable.
Rass Winans was cordially received by
the Virginians.
The Legislature has adjourned till
June 4th.
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ARMY Appointments.

The following nominations of officers provided
for by the military law of the late extra session,
were sent to the legislature by the Governor yes
terday, and were all confirmed:
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Nashville, May ., 1861
Gentlemen If tie S,au,c
aud Hopse Of Rcp,eseat,fires
have nominated and herewith submit for your
confirmation the following gentlemen.
For Wcjos Gencrdi-Gidcon ]. Pillow, and
| Samuel X. Anderson.
For B,iyadiccs Genera,--Felix X. ZonicofTcr.
Dcnjnmin +. Chcaiham, Robert c. Foster, I'd,
john l.. T. Sncoa, and VIM II. Caswcll.
- Tor A1H"om Goneroi-Danicl S. Donaldson.
| Inspector Geno,oi-Wm. H. Carroll
Quarter Wusicr GcRcrat-Ncrnon X Stevenson.
CommissaJy GcH,rai--T. q. Fain.
| Pdymdst'r Gcac,ui-William Williams.
| Surgeon Gcncroi-Dr. Paul +. Eve.
| Assistant Snycons GcncrUi-Dr. Jos. c. New
nan and DR.. John u. Winston.
| Far As'jsiaM Aditimts GcncrGi-W. c. Whit.
thorne, James b, Porter Hiram S. Bradford and
! d. NJ. Key.
| Tor .i@sistom Inspectors Generol--J. W. GILES.
| pie, James i. Scu der, John G. Brown and Alex.
amer w. Campbell.
! For Is,i.ttHi Quarter, Matters Gcncrnl-Pauld.
/ ing Anderson, George w. Cunningham. $. r.
Blckncll George W. Fisher, Thomas Marshall,
| Thomas Peters, John q. Finnic, W. p. Davis, and
/ D. u. McMHnoO.
For assistant G,amissarics Gcncral.-Cnlyin ".
! Tucker. John NJ. Brown, Miles NJ. Draughn.
| Madison Stralton, James s. Patton, James W.
| Duncan, W. W. Guy, and =. r. Glass.
| Far dssisium Pnymusicrs Claiborne
Dcloach. William Il. Reese, and Thomas Doyers.
For Lic"icaom Colonel IF Acdicyy- p.
| McGOwn.
| For Military anil Financial Bou,dzNcill s.
| Brown, James i. Bailey, and William G.. Harding.
BY reference to your act of the 9th May, inst,
and the army regulations it will he that there
are additional nominations yet to he submitted,
| the number of which it is impossible for me to
Determine until II is asccrtained, with at least
some degree Of certainty the number of troops
that il maybe necessary to call into active service.
| i have therefore nominated the heads IF depart
mcnts with such assistants as | considered ncrcs.
sary to the work Of immediate organizations lcny-
ing the developments Of the future TO determine
| the additional appointments it may be proper to
make. Very respectfully
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From Missouri,

81. Louis, May l2.-Gen. IIarnoy has
issued a proclamation promising to pre-
serve the peace, which lie hopes to be
able to do without a resort to Martial
Law.
There is a most intense feeling against
the Germans.
A battalion of regulars have been sent
here and placed under command of the
police.
The news of the surrender Of Camp
jackson caused great excitement at JET
1erson City.
The House passed the Harris military
bill in Is minutes.
The recently purchased powder was
Immediately sent into the country and
the State Treasure removed to place of
security.
The Legislature empowered the Gov
ernor to suppress riots ana insurrectona-
~ movements throughout the State.
1000 Illinois troops are at. Caseyville.
81. Lonis, May l3.--The city is quiet
Twenty-Five are now reported killed at
the Camp jackson disturbances.
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Baltimore Southern Volunteers at
Frederick.

FREDERICK. May 1.-TWO companies of
Southern Volunteers from Baltimore an
aggregate ofsiXty-Iivc mon, passed through
here about ten o'clock this morning on
their way to Virginia. They We're under
the command of Captains Wclmore and
Price. and unarmed. They stopped ut
Liberty last night, and their presence be-
coming known here created alarm
The Home Guard were under arms all
night protecting property. They marched
through the city protected by General
Shriver and the Sheriff, and their appear
"noe created deep excitement, but no
outbreak. Prices company are now
brcalitasting at the Western Hotel, and
will then proceed.
a company of about thirty-iour vo,un-
teers left here early this morning for IIar-
| per's Ferry under command OF Captain
Bradley 7. johnson. More are expected
| to follow
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Copital of the Confoaerat

Capital of the Confederate States.
The following resolution was adopted
by the two houses Of the Legislature on
Wednesday:
Resoiret by The General IeGcs,Jiy Of Tie
6hic Of Tennessee, That, in the event the
voters Of this State decide to assume their
independence, and adopt the Cousti,u-
ton of the Provisional Government Of the
Confederate States on the sth day of June,
1851, then the President, Cabinet and
Congress OF the Confederate States, now
sitting at Montgomery, Alabama, be and
the same are hereby invited to the city Of
Mas hvillc, il the defence Of our country,
in their judgment, Should make it expc.
dent to do so, and that the Capitol is
hcrobY tcnderod thcm.
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The Lincoln Policy,

A letter is published in the st. Louis
Ne~S of the 9TH inst, written on the lst
by Hon. w. L. Underwood, of KY, TO a
gentleman in st. Louis. We make an
extract, giving an idea of the policy of the
Administration:
The policy of the Administration to all
the Border States which have not seeded
is the same. In reference to Kentucky
Mr.. Lincoln told me he hoped Kentucky
would stand by the Government in the
present difficulties, but if she would not
do that, let her stand still and take no
hostile part against it, and that no hostile
step should tread her soil. This is true
with Missouri.
Let me tell you, further, that the tenn
porizing policy OF the Administration, in
reference to the assaults and capturing Of
its forts, arsenals and property, is over
HencetortlI, they who make war have war
made on them. The monopoly which
the South has enjoyed in that direction
has ended, and all the powers of the
Government, ,hcnceforth, will be exerted
to maintain the property and the legal
authority of the Government within It's
just limits. You need not, therefore, be
surprised to hear OF the vigorous blockade
of the Chesapeake and Hampton Roads.
and OF the ports of Seeded States; and
that if these States erect batteries at
Memphis and Vicksburg, to interrupt the
commerce of the Mississippi that meas
ures of stern retaliation or resistance will
be inaugurated by the Government to
force the poisoned chalice to the lips of
those who first drugged it.
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COM MERCIAL.
Ast,susta Market,

AUGUSTA, May To,
Bacon, hog round l3!6 lie; clear sides l5G0
Ice; ribbed II! "a ljc: hams l3GI I4c shoulders
12Wl2!c. Lard, in bbls. lies in kegs aud cans
ljc. Wheat, rcd Sl,j0MSl.G0; white Sl,Tjm
SlSO. Flour extra family 80 j0MS $40; family 50
a 50 jOi superGnc Ss,2j@ $3.50. Corn $lMSi ,O5.
Meal Sl,Oj@Sl,25. Oats 1OG07jc. Stock Peas
Sl,2jGGSl,3O. Rye Sl,2O. Feathers Ava i5c
Dried Peaches, pccled, no sale; unpecled. no sale
Dried Apples, peeled, no sale. Butter 20@30c,
scarce. Eggs 1s@2Oc.
We hand herewith statement Of our market for
Produce We note soitncs in the market, and a
tendency to decline in prices of leading articles.
Yours, very truly.
J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
Produce oaR Commission Merchant.
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From Err gland.

NeV York, May l4.-In the House of
Commons, Russell, in answering Evart,
said that England had directed naval
force to America for the protection of
British shipping. lie said England would
use every possible means to avoid taking
part in this lamentable conflict, and adj
vised his Government to keep out of it..
The betro.hal of Princess Alice to
Prince Louis of lIesse, is formally an
nounced.
The London Times says the excitement
between the Northern and Southern sec
tions of America has not been parallelcd
since the early days of the French revo-
luton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
MURDER.

VNHERE WAS A MURDER COMMITTED
Il in Washington, Tenn, on Saturday. Iltt
inst, by D. NJ. @. COLLINS upon JAMES SEN
TON. Said Collins has made his escape and th,
citizens Of Rhea county will give suitable re-
ward for his apprehension
b. NJ. G. Collins is about six feet high, slim
spare made, weighs about 1870 to 40 pounds, sin
guar mouth, shows his teeth In talking, higl
prominent check bones, dark complexion, Llacl
hair, awkward in bis movements, bad countenanc,
and loves his liquor, ", l.. COLVILLE,
May IL, lsol-lt-O60 aYd others.
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THE FEMALE ORGANIZATIONS is often n

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATIONS is often as
irnil as that of tender flower. Many Of the sex
enter into marria-S relations without being able
to undergo the labor, and trials Of maternity. In
this country thousands of young and beautiful
alone. liostcttcr's Celebrated Stomach Ditors
will save many of this class from an untimely
grave. This medicine has been used with great
benefit by immense numbers Of people throughout
the republic, and the propriC;ors have received
grateful commentators from all sections of the
country. Tho Dittcrs will he found to be very
pleasant to the taste, even rs n beverage, and
prompt and powerful in its effects rs medicine.
1t iniuscs new vitality into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system, 50 that women who
use il are enabled to 20 through with lahCrs which
would, without il, be certain 10 PROSTATE them.
Sold by all druggists.
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Tobacco.

80 BOXES TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED
| n and which VIC are selling lower than IN.
House in town. Call round aud thy It.
Aprili9 j.. A. WILKINS d co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
ELECTION NnTlcE

tn OBEDIENCE TO THE REQUIREME
l. of an Act passed by the Legislature on the 9th
May, inst, will open and hold an Election at
the several places Of voting in McMinn county,
on Saturday, the Sth day or Jane next, for the
purpose of voting upon Declaration Of indie
pendcnce and Ordinance Dissolvlng the Federal
Relations between the State of Tennessee and the
United States of America" and also, upon "An
Ordinance for the Adoption Of the Constitution of
the Provisional Government of tho Confederate
States Of America" WIN BURK, Sheriff.
Nav II, lSGl-lt-S6O
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17

ARMS Administrative learn that YES
sci arrived at New Orleans from Europe
on Monday with $500 stand of arms
for the Confederate States. This is the
vessel which the blockaders have been
anxious about, and which the New York
papers have been urging the Government
to watch for and, seize. They awol<e too
late.
About fifty boxes of guns an n large
amount Of powder and other munitions
of war reached this city by railroad last
evening from the South. There will be
no scarcity of aims. Now that the way
is clear let every man prepare to should
cr bis muSkot=NnSh R1nncr.
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o. R, Marshall Rich'd s. Marshall and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED
L. in this cause, in the Chancery Court at Madi.
sonvillc, Tenn, that defendant o. h. Marshall re
sides beyond tho limits of tho State Of Tennessee
publication is ordered to be made for four success.
sYc weeks In the Athens Post, newspaper rub
lishcl at Athens, Tennessee, requiring said non.
resident TO appear at tho Courthouse in Madison.
villo on or before tho LIST Monday of june, 1861
and answer tue said bin, or the same will as 10
him, DO set for bearing confessed and heard ac-
cordingly. J. A. COFFIN. q. NJ.
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