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AMERIcAy VESSELS UNDER THE Bars

AMERICAN VESSELS UNDER THE Barrisn
FLAG. The Morrill, tariff and the war
are seriously affecting the commerce of
New York. The effect on American
ship-owners is also di a,trcus. The jour
nal of Commerce says:
Sales OF American vessels to British
subjects resident here continue to be fire.
quent, and nearly all the commerce be,
tween the ports of the United States and
those of Cuba, the West Indies. Central
and South America and the Pacific coast.
will probably soon be done under the
British flag.
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Tribute of Respect.

At q regular communication of Tellico Lodge,
No, 50. OF Free and Accepted Mas0ns, held at
Lodge room in Madisonvc, Tennessee, June Sd,
1851, the following proceedings were had, to wit
Tho WOrshiptul Master announced tho death Of
Bro. PHILP STEPHENS, q member of this Lodge,
who died ut his residence in Monroe county, Ten
nessee, On tho - day Of May 1861. On mo-
ton, bros W. NJ Brown. Isore Taylor and Hen
ier,on Xix, were appointed Committee to draft
suitable preamble and resolutions in relation to
our brother and his untimely death, and report
the same, which are as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
movS from our midst our esteemed brother, Phil
LIP STEPHENS, than whom mono wore more cor
rect and upright MS eitiEen--knd and charita
lilo rs u Mason; as u husband. afToctionate; MS
father dutifnl aud kind; in his life, sustaining the
character Of the truly moral man, and upon his
death bed expressing IN tho weeping circle of
friends about him, tho christian hope Of a blessed
Immortality beyond the grave, and of an abun-
dant entrance into the celestial lodge above.
Resotred, That in tho death Of Brother Stephens
this Lodge has sustained an irroparabls loss; the
community bercft Of an excellent citizen, the
wife Of an afactoAate husband, tho children of a
kind an indulgont father.
Re'oloed, That this lodge deeply sympathiso
with the borrowed widow and children Of our do
| ceased brother.
Re.o!rs1, Tha. tho members of this Lodge
wear tho usual badge of mourning for thirty days
| Rs,olesd, That tho Secretary furnish sapy ol
| these proceedings 70 the widow Of our deceased
brother, and also n copy to tho editor Of the
tho Athens Post with tho request to publish the
same, aud that they DO spread at lcngth upon. the
records Of the lodge. Wx NJ. BRows,
IsoRs TAYLOR,
| II. HIx,
| BY order Of The Lodge, oommitsss.
ScHR MIvIs, Sscy
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NOTICE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Count al
Blcdsoe county, will proceed to sell to tic nigh
est bidder for cash, at the Court house door IN
Pikcvillc, on the first day of July next, the fol
lowing described Tracts Of Land or so much Of
the 9anc as will be sufficient to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges due sevcrally thereon, for the
year 1860. Said Lands hasing been returned and
condemned at the April term Of said Circuit
Court, 1861.
Mary W. Dopa,9-l5O acres, District 10. l.
taxes for 1850 50 cents taxes for 1860, 60 cent?;
collectors fec 81 clerks fec $3.50; priE-rs fee
81 5O---ta'al S513.
Fruncis ". 7cppan-s270 acres, District No.
value $500; taxes $40; collectors 81; 2lerl,s
fee l,5o; printers fec 81 50--total So 40.
Orrea Rent'cy--s00 acres, District No. 2-tox
co oents collectors fee Sl elcrk's ice 81 80; rrn.
ttr's fee Sl50--total Si,G0.
Rachel II. Bentioy-is0 acres, value $500, ni4-
trict No. q tax 90 cents: collector gca q.
clerks fec 81, so; printers fee Sl,50-to,al ;4g3
D.. +. BenHey-l00 acres, District No. ., value
Sl00-tax 80 cents; collectors fec 81, clerks fec
81 80; printers fec 81 ,jO--total $3.50.
w. ", BuGag'on- loo acres, District No, G,
yalue S50--taxcs 81 60; cocctur's fec 81; clerk
fec 3l,50; printers fee 81 ,j0-total $500
| John NcD0ndli-2O0 acres, District No. e. val
TIC a2OO---tax GO cents; collectors fec ST. o,cll
fee $3.50; printers fee 81 ,j0--tonl $500.
JOHN o. Joaasoa---S50 acres, District 70. 2. val
ne siOC-for 1858, 1859 and 1860; taxes in al
Sl5l; collectors fee 81; clerks fec 500 printer
! fec 81, j0--totRl SS,jI.
| ArIrcir j. Hcksop---50 acres, District ".
value S300--tazcs sos; collector fer 81; clerk
| fec l,jn; printers fee Si,5G-total $5,O5.
isa Hob---l000 acres, District No. o. ytlu
s10Q--tax 80 cents; collectors fee 8 clerks ig
| 81 80; printers fee Sl,s0--t total $3.50,
Charles Thurman's Mirs--lj0 acros--to1cs e.
1859 and 1860, 81 cents collector e, l. ceIk'
| fec 81 80; printers fec 81 ,j0--total SASH
| HcwY 7hmmou--100 acres, District no. u
value $lg0--tax 80 cents; collectors e. a.; cloy',
fee 81 80; printers fee Sl,5O--totAl StSo.
ROBERT pWIGGlNS,
Tar Collector Blcisoe COUNTY, gH3.
May 81, lsGi-3t-6Gl
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a GOOD BaRGAIN!

WE OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE mon.
w est bidder, the undivided FARM of C.
Howard, deed, lying one ,nie West Of Cleveland
bradley county, Tennessee, oou,aii ing -Four Hun.
troi Acres OF Good Upland, one hundred aud
h.iy acres cleared and IN cu,iynii. with Tire,
nice separate dwellings on Tho Farm. with othe,
necessary out house an | one large orchard. viii
every variety o? fruit fine springs at each Of the
dwellings, and al.o water IN all tho fields for stock
Any person wishing TO buy % lay in hid for the
Land can do SO by applying to ". H. Howard. nj
Athens, Tenn or Il. s. Howard Cleveland. Tonn..
who are legally authorized 10 receive bids until,
the Fret Tuesday Of tho next Circui; Court for
Bradley county, Tenn. OF III, first Of September
next. whom tho Land. irnot previously sold. WILL
BIZ OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
for one half cash down, the reminder in two
e1ua! in.talments, paid annually. with interest.
from date Of sale the purchaser giving bend and
security. with lien upon The Land until paid.
Possession given OF part Of the Land on day Of
sale, the remainder i, New Year.
W. H. HOWARD,
i. s. HOWARD.
Executors of C.. Towards estate,
juno :, 1SCl-tds--CG3
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Boz a bottle of essence of Jamaica
ginger will be found pleasant and
healthful companion to the soldiers cam
teen, q corrective of bad water, a preven-
tive of disease arising from change of
water. and in all respects better than
alcoholic siimulants. Think OF this,
mothers, wives and sisters, in filling up
the outfit and farewell tokens for the de-
parting volunteer.
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'ENHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
a fully Inform tho pablic that 10 ha. rcc6r1t
the sole Agent for the lower part Of East reuncs-
see, of VIM. KIahn & Co.'S celebrated aud un,ur-
i''I nro,crcd tn spnsIy thein SSfpSb IN" that y,
manufacturers prices.
II respect to power aud sweetness Of tone, easy
and agreeable tyicl. beauty of finish, durability
and their peculiar adapte.lness to tho Syu'Lor,.
rrin ate, they have been pronounced mis'-gi'.{ hy
such JUDGES as Thalb9rs, Strukosch, Satter, Jena
temps, &c.
All Instruments Of this firm are guaranteed ior
five years. For Circulars and further iufogmu-
ton apply to GUST. r. KNADE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sent 29 1sb1--Cm--627
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THE
SOUTHERN C0hFEDERACY.
Atlanta, Georgia,


FENIE DAILY SOUTHERN C0NFEpEBACT
L under arrangements just completed win con.
tain all hcatesi Intelligence ofevory kind report
ed expressly for rs ny Magnetic Telegraph. oni
the Mails Also, daily reports OF the ATLANTA
and other Markets, Local Incidents and Items
kc Re, Pricc--sj year; So for six months, o.
so cents for one mOnth--always in advance.
Tho WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERA,
CY is made up from. aud contains the cream Of
tho Daily, II is large shoot and gives more
ireash reading matter than any other Weekly In
the Confederate States. lis Market Reports will
be full aud made mp from actual ,rausactons,--
Price 20 year, or 81, rs Cor six montA'-iETaEi-
ably In advance
E0~ posimastors are authorized 10 aot as our
Agents in obtaining Subscribers and forwarding
the moncy--for which they will he allowed 70 re-
tain, "a commission, twenty-five cents on each
Weekly or fifty cents on each Daily subscriber.
irsJ> Persons got,ing up Clubs Of Eve, ten or
more Subscribers, will DO supplied with 5o eopies
ordered ut 22i Per cent less than our rosu.a
rates.
R.5~ No namo viii DO entered on our hookg
until tho money is paid; and all subscriptions arc
isoon;inlod when tho tho time expires for which
payment Is made. unless the same 30 renewed,
Address, HANLEITER q ADAlB,
April 2s, 1861 ARaata, Georgia.
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gsJ~ The New Hampshire Gazette,
now in its 10Th voume-old enough to
know something-thinks that "as anx-
ious as we in the North are to fight, lew
have the least intelligent idea of any
good result that can come of the war
The only effect will be bioodshed, power
ty. and an eternal separation of the
Union"
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NOTICE.

ON TIE 20ru DAY or JUNE, 1861, AT
" Mouse Creek Depot, McNlinn county, Ten
nessee, will sell to the highest bidder, for casl
in hand, n NEGRO BOY, about eleven years old
levied on the property of T. 5. Rico, and sold
to satisfy judgment and costs that C. w. Rice
obtained against the said T. $. Rice on the 27tl
October, 1850, before John McGauGhey, ESQ.,
The above property will he sold, unless the deb
aud costs be previously paid.
]. NJ. YEARWOOD. D. Sheriff.
May 81, ls5l-St-prs fec $3.50
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Mas. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and fc-
male physician, has a Soothing Syrup for chill
dren tccthing, which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of teething, by sortonng the gums. :elucng
all innamaton-wil nllny all pain, ard is suro to
regulate tho bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will givo rost to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in n cases
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VOLUNTEER. REMEMBER Tnis. TO rub
common hard soap well in the threads of
stockings before putting them Oh for a
long march, is recommended rs n preven-
tive TO Tie ordinary foot soreness aud
bllatcring which OCCURS TO those not used
TO travelling.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
I. { ". Elkin ( Co. mud nthrrs

T. ]. Matthews and others.
DURSUANT TO 4 DECREE PRONoUNC.
4 ell at tho February term, 1861, of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Cleveland. Tenn. | will sell, on the
22d June, 1851 the following described LAND,
tc wit: Six Hundred Acres, more or less, in Civil!
District No. 2. Mcigs county. Tenn, on the North
'i!c Of iiiwasscc River, above what is known as
Ross Reservation. nav owned by Elisha Sharp,
aad bounded on the North west by the Lands of
Elisha Sharp, and on tie North by the Lands Of
ThoS. II. kincannon's heirs, on the East by the
LandsQf - Williams, and on The South east
BY the Lands of John Wamacl'. and on the East
by the I!iwassco River it being the Land now
owned by I. j. Matthews. Said Land will be sold
OH six, twelve and eighteen months credit, except
the sum If one hundred dollars paid down. with
interest thereon in bar Of the ri ht OF redemption.
MITES and security will be taken, and lien re-
paid. IAN s'.isi' a., 'WiyWr r. T. "
May 81, 1ssl-5;-pr. faAsf ~ a. ~ - y " NJ
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SAVE Your SEED.-Planters and gard,
eners must not rely, as ~heretofoie, on
getting their garden seeds from tho
Northern States. We advise them to be
careful in saving good supply OF all
kinds, as they will soon be ripe. Plant
late crop of Irish potatoes, they will
make seed potatoes. If nothing moro
Look toryour interests in tins,
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The Annual Examination of this Ipstitution
for the education of young Ladies' will take place
at Madisonvic, on Wednesday anl Thursday, tho
18Th and 20th inst. Auhual Commencement on
Thursday.
As this furnishes all excuse for turning aside
for n short time from the rugged path Of war, II
is hoped every body viii attond
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PAssPoRTs.--We learn that after to day
no passports will be is>ucd to any person
desiring to leave the State. And no one
will he allowed to come into tho State
unless he present reasons Of peculiar force
for obtaining this privilege. That's right.
-Richm0nd Villa. 5M,
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COM M e RCIAL.
Augusta market.

Augusta, juno s.
Bacon, hog round lID1ilc; clear sides El0
Ice; ribbed lao ljc; hams liNlGa; shoulders
l24@l3lc. lard, in bbls. l4@li "; in kegs and
cans l5c, Wheat, red $I,2j@SI,a0; white 81, 10
@sl,5O. Flour, extra family ss3S3 jO family
SI5O@S7 "a: gurerdnes7@5S7,2j Corn SLIGO
Sl1i. Meal Sl,l0G1Sl2o. Oats fj "a Zoe. Stork
Poas 81, lo61$l,j0. Rye SI,2O. Feathers 400
43c, nominal. Butter 20025c. Eggs li@lsc.
We have no material changes to report in our
Produce market since our last price current. Corn
has advanced some, while Wheat and Flour have
declined. Bacon is in moderate request and hold
ers firm at our quotations. Feathers are nominal
ly worth Ioc, bnt no market can DO found for
large lots.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY 4 CO.,
Produce aud Commission Merchant
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J. y. Reid, 7, j. Rose, c: as,

O. ?. Crockett
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
4 TONS in the hill thatO. p. Crockett il q non
resident Of tho State Of Tennessee, Il is therefore
ordered that publication no made in the Athens
Post, newspaper published Ia Athens McMinu
county, for four successive weeks. notifying said
non resident dcionoant 70, appear Mt our next
Court Of Chnn"ery, to he bold at tho Courthouse
in Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on tho LIST
Monday Of August next and plol1, answer or de-
mar to said bill or the same will be taken "a con-
Tossed and set e., hearing en- p1rfe M to him.
J. II. ALEXANDER, c. & N.
May 81, lS5l-!t--prs FOO $500
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Chanoery Court at Benton.

Sanders Griffin ct ole.
Ut APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
4 tions in tho bill that Thomas Grgsly and wife
Eliza, William Ccnters and wife Sydney, John
Tniton and wife julian, Sanford Bridwell, Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, are non-;esideEls OF
the State Of Tennessee. it is therefore ordered
that publication DO made in the Athens Post. a
newspaper published in Athens, Mciiinn county.
Tenn, for four successive weeks, notifying said
nonresident defendant. to appear Mt orr nexl
Court of Chanccry. to DO hold at the Court house
in Benton. Polk county, Tennessee, ON the 1st
Monday Of August next, anil plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the same viii he taken as CON
fossGd and set for bearing ca pnr's rs to them.
j. II. ALEXANDER, G. J. II.
May 81, ls0l-4t-prs fec $500
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THE FOLLOWING is sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters:

CAyANDAGuA. July 18th, 1850.
Nessrs, Hpsteuer tc Smith, pitsburg, Pa
Gcnts:-As we are strangers, herewith enclose
you twenty eight dollars for four dozen Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters. which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and
Clayton Station. ] have purchased several dog
en- bottles at Toledo, this summer, but the sale is
on the increase so much that wish to open a di-
rect trade with you. / was induced tn try ynur
Bi'tcrs by my physician, for the Liver Complaint
and received such material aid tat have re-
commended it to others and have sold about two
dozen per week for some time. l havo all kinds
If medicine in my store, Int there is none that
can choerGullv and trnthrully recommend ms you
Bitters for | know they have helped mo beyond
my expectation. IouIs, respectfully,
PuILo WILSON.
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Stray Mare.

TAKEN UP on THE 2jD MAY INST, BY
a John Rogers living in the 10th Civil District,
McAlinn county, Tennessee. S0RREL MARE.
about ljl hands high, about i2 years old, with a
n!a5e in the face wth saddle and gear marls.--
Valued at fifty dollars.
p. L. GAMBLE, Runyer.
NAY 81 lShl-2iR-Gn2
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The DEMAND MApE.-The Charleston
Courier of the 9th says: "Wo learn
from Virginia, OH authority which we be-
lieve may re relied upon. that the au-
thorities of the Conf, dcrnte States have
made formal demand upon President
Lincoln to withdraw tho Federal troops
from the soil Of Virginia, and that they
only await his answer to tins demand to
make the necessary demonstrations, if IL
is not done, to cxpel them from it.
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r.7" The first day that tho ours ran en-
the new city railroad iii New Orleans,
they killed negro boy, crashed a white
ran's foot. broke n mules leg, ond run
of the track several times.
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- = :. = =
In ChenoeTy Of Aheis.


Mary Bryan,
rs.
Si'n- n. Ruclor, Hamilton WATSON and wife.
Hilton II. Durk and wife. Levi Sginr,rd and
wife, Miriam Ruckvr, widow. Joscph Ructer
and Miriam Ruckcr. minors by their Guardian
Miriam Rucker. william 4. Rucker Hilton IL.
Burk and James Witt, Adars Of Mordica
Rucker, decd.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ parties that the account ordered in this
cause will hc taken at my Office in Athena on the
9th day Of July next at which time and place
you are required 10 attend with your proof
JOHN j.. BRIDGES, {. d IT, -
June II, 1sGl-}t-prs zee S1-GG4
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Public Spaalcinr

ly o:rccmcnt between the different candidates
for the Legislature they will nddrcsq the PEOPLE
on the issues OF the day, nj tho following places
on the days named:
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hDaIanchs of Friday says;
John Bemm. the Waterman on the
steamer. w. NJ. Morrison, whose arrest we
mentioned IN our list, was yesterday
hung by the citizens oil Mound City. H..
WIS 4 most uncompronisins Aboilionisl.
and expressed such sentiments as left the
indignant citizens no other alternative
lie was upwards OF sixty years OF age; had
been employed long time on the river,
and came from Boston, Mass, where he
said he had friends living.
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IrCspcctfully request the people to attend and
settle their tax and savo unnecessary trouble, and
the painful necessity of having to force coec.
lions. NJ. A. CAsS, Tar Collector.
May 81, lSGl-tf-GG2
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GRATUIT0US MEDICAL SERVICES.
TENDER OUR MEDICAL SERVICES
w GRATGIT0CSLr to all families or per.
sons, in the bounds Of or practice. who are now
or may hereafter DO left destitute by tho absence
Of relatives or friends who have entered, or mas
hereafter enter, tho army in defence Of the State.
Office, Ten Milo. G.. NJ. CLEMENTSOg,
NJ. c. CLARK.
Nav Fl, 15bl-i.-G12
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s45- The st. Paul Poaer states that
ono day last week Surveyor.Gcncral
Washburn ornamented his mansion with
splendid flag, and the same night his
vile presented him with niac roilli4sri
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Uorscman, To Armsii

Those who wish to join an independent Cavalry
Company. to be composed of one OF two hundred
men, will fad friends to give them further ;nGor.
nation at L1ulon AMI Plst Oak Sprin.s.
4. Il. BROWN
10. J. HARRISON,
i. 4. LENo!R.
L9udon, Tom, Inpe Il, IsGl.
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MARRIED,

On the 81 Juna. Mt the residence Of the brides
mother, Talbot Valley, Talhot county. Ca. by
Rev. John Harris, Mr.. A. SARrAIv. Of Athens,
Tennessee. to Miss JOSEPHINE W0uBLE.
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Terros5 to S;rat

E0UR Likely YOUNG NEGRO WOMEN
Il one Negro Man, ami Boy about ten year
cid, to hire. Enquire nj tho olico Of tho Post.
June I, lS0l--tf--GG3
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TAX Notice.

IT NOT PR0VIDENTTALLY HINDERED
L will be at the Voting Ground of each Civil
District Of McMinn county, Tennessee, for the
purpose of receiving the Tax Of said county Tor
tLc wear 1861, on tho rllloyinp dave IN viii.
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Virginia Invaded.

The UNDERSIGNED want 70 make UP nv Infantry
Company of Volunteers by the I'h Of July next.
70 be subject 10 the orders of tho Governor Of
Tennessee.
We owe allcrilncn to God and to our country
not to the Biack Republicans. Those wishing To
join vii! give either Of MS their names, or give
them 70 tlv Post Masters at Coghill ana Cantrclls
Roads or to Joseph j. Elliott.
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LOS

LuSi.
A PACKAGE CONTAINING $500 IN GOLD
N was lost On Tuesday, 2Bih inst. m the rond
from Athens to Capt Thos. rrgmoros, between
Mr.. Fox's house and Cant, Prigmore's Mill. Tho
package is marked Nv. s. McEwen, Kingston,
Tenn"
Any one finding the package will no suitably
rewarded on leaving tho Money with Rob't N.
McEwcn, at Athens, or tho subscriber at Kingston.
W. s. MoEWEN.
March 20. Isa1-tf-65S
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BANK-NOTE LIST.



COPIED FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION 3 AMERICAN.
Bank OF Tennessee, par Southern Bank, eds
Union Bank, par Citizens Bank, no sale
Plantcrs' Bank, par Commercial Bank, 2ls
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
City Bank, par Farmers Bank, 5ds
Traders Bank, par Blk Of Middle Tenn. par
Bank of Commerce, parlBank of Paris, par
Z" tho Union, par Bank of Knoxville, par
Chattanooga par Bank Of Nashville PAR
" Memphis, parloeoee Bank. 5dls
River Blk Memphis pnr Shelbyville Bank, par
Blk Of cambridge, 5disl LawrenccburgB Blk, no 60
Bank Of America, --dis Bank Of West Team. 2lis
Northorn Bank, par
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville.
Farmors' and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro'.
Miners aud Manufnctrers' Bank. Kpo1ville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Taytweii
Bank Of Tssew~I,
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FOB SALE.

fun SALE,
A IL or MY REAL ESTATE IN SWEET
N water, consisting of STORE and LOT,
ono Of tho best stands in tho place--a new and
elegant Residence, containing nine rooms with
fire. places, and well shifted for public or board
ing house. Also, II FARM of 100 acres. within
three miles of the town, one half of which is
wood land. Having removed from the State, this
property con be bought low and on good terms,
by applying to Gen j. II. Reagan, Facility, Tenn,
or to A. ~ Brett, on the premises.
JAMES NJ. BRETT, sR.
March IS, lsGi-tl-t5l
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Enc Boots and Shoes

AIDES FINE KID AND CALF BOOTS
IL Gcntlemcn's fine French Calf Boots and
shoos. of NIL kinds. just received and ior sao TN
commonly cheap, ut
April 10 ID. A. WILKINS & co.'s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-14

A Ior OF HEAVY noME5TIc5 JUS2
"A received and for sale ny
jane JOHN MeGAUGHEY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-14
Notice.
W. C. r. Jones, !
rs. Attachment.
Il C Gnnar,
Notice

II. {. Spoar'.
1N THIS CASE IT APPEARS THAT mt
Il defendant is p ron-Eseident Of tho county. :. +
therefore ordered that publication be made f5
four successive weeks IN the Athens Post NIB
lishel at Athens, Tennessee notifying the said r
c. Spears to appear before john Minis Ju7,i 20 O.
the Peace in Madsonril'c, Monroe COUNT. Ten
ncssee, on the first Saturday in June, 1861, TO an
swer then and there the snid attachment &c Oh,
law directs, or The same will BE- taken rs couc,sg
cd aud heard cy porte rs to him.
JOHN MINIS, Justice ofns Peace.
April 10, lSGl--it--prs fee S3--6jG