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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-07
From Smiths Roads-

Editor Poet: In order that your readers maj
not be deceived to bow things are going on owe,
On this side OF the branch, win give you small
sketch. To-day we were favored with some
speeches, which, Notwithstanding they were de-
ii'ercd between showers Of rain entertained Us a.
well as we are commonly entertained on such oe-
casions Dr. j. W. Thompson addressed the peo-
pie in an eloquent speech, which was from be-
ginning TO end in favor Of the South. He stated
iac's' and used such argument as was calculated
to convince any man Of reason. In our humble
Judgment be who could witness such patriotism
and then treat the subject with levity, must be
vold of all sympathy for the South-yea, even
Tor his own home and family Such men we
might as well give over to hardness Of heart and
softness Of brain. Next came Col. Jim, from
Hog-valley, who made long speech, delivering
1t in broken dose, amounting in all to an hour
and half lie advised us to turn cur course and
fall hack on the old Constitution, and seemed
willing to pledge his ears that Tennessee would
then be unit. A unit! Yes, unit; aud to cap
the climax, he fixed up what he called syllogism
for the purpose Of winding up the Doctor. We
4
never saw one Of these Critters" but our conclu-
sion was that 1t had plenty Of the silly, but pre-
cious little Of the gism, about it. The Doctor
worked his syllogism admirably well, and wound
up the Colonel. After the Colonel got out of
soap our friend, Mr.. White, of this county, gave
us good speech in favor Of the South, wbish met
hearty welcome. Last, and, in our Judgment,
r..
Hog-vsiley, too, who held forth a considerable
length Of time; hut VIC being convinced that there
was not much pumpkins" there, retired and left
| Old Hick-pote and few others to hear him
through. Notwithstanding the poor prospect, he
must have said something very funny, for there
was loud cheering toward the close; but what he
said that was SO funny we have not learned.
Reader, do not be discouraged at any Union
tale you may hear from this valley. Suffice it to
say, that old Rhea will do her duty on next Sat
urday, by giving majority for Separation aud
that will be sufficient, if her sister counties will
follow her example, which we hope they will do;
for the time to make choice is at hand. Ten
ncsscc must take her stand either for the North
or the South. She must cast her lot among Black
Republicans and perish or link her destinies with
the Confederate States; and God forbid that she
should do the former of the two. If Tennessee
votes "No Separation" we must share the fate Of
the Northern tyrants for you remember that poor
Tray was beat with Tiger.
Yours, truly, Bon.
Smiths y Roads, Tenn, June |, 1861.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Joseph baltimore and Sarah A. Cantrcll, Exc
tor and Executrix of L. Il. Cantrell, deed,

Joseph baltimore and Sarah A. Cantrcll, Execu-
tor and Exccutrix of L. t. Cantrel, deed,
Nancy Cantrell, widow of Gohil Cantrel, and
William J. Cantrell, Thomas r. Cantrell, Rob't
+. Cantrcll, c. M. A. Cantrcll, +. g. Cantrell,
Hezckiah c. Cantrcll, Benjamin d. Cantrell,
Joseph p. Cantrell, heirs Of Gohill Cantrell.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO THE
L Master, from the bill filed, that all the re-
spondcns in the cause are non-resdents of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a news
paper published in Athens, McMnn county, Ten
ncsscc, for four weeks, requiring the said respond
cnts to appear at the next term of the Chancery
Court, to be held for the county Aforesaid at the
Courthouse in Athens, on the Sd Monday of
August next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said bill, or the same VIII be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing accord
ingly JOHN i. BRIDGES, O. Il NJ.
June 7, l86l--it--3rs fee $B-663
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The FEELING IN VRGiNIA.--The Wash.
ington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enq,,irer telegraphs on the LIST inst, as fol.
lows.
Several skirmishes have occurred last
night and to-day near Fairfax Courthouse.
The Federal troops pissed through the
village twice, and lost seven men and sew
era wounded. They were fred Upon
from the houses. Women in some cases
were discovered loading the guns for the
men, and urging them on. II is fatal
mistake to suppose that there is a party
in Eastern Virginia that wilhsupport the
Government. On the contrary, the peo'
pie evince the most bittor and undying
hatred toward the North, who, they be-
ieve, arc making war upon them simply
upon the slovery cause
President Davis arrived at Richmond
on Wednesday. lie was received with
tumul,uous demonstrations Of joy
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FROM Washrngton.

al WasIiagton, May 3I.-The Freeborr
and Anuacosta are engaging Aqua Creek
Two war vessels are ordered there 10 sup
port them. lIIs.l d. D. ss.lalr
d Alexandria Is opened as port of entry.
DO 10000 cartridges were sent to Monroe
to-day. A column with orders to occupy
Fairfax Courthouse before daylight is adj
yancing. The War Department will be
open all night to hear the result at Aqua
Creek, u aalsIf a7.i- l.f
Washi-ion, June 2. The Acquia Creek.
ers beat off the Annscosta and Freedom,
killinga number of men. To renew the
attack, they are waiting on the Pawnee,
which further off, Is waiting for transports.
Washington, June 3.-The Twelfth regi-
ment is ordered TO sleep on their arms.
Three thousand Southerners still hold
Fairfax Court House.
Washington, June 4-There are indica-
tons OF an advance threatening Fairfax
Court Honse and Manassas Gap. 1t is
supposed thesSoutherners will withdraw
from Fairfax; but fight at the Gap, where
il is certain they will have an oppcrtun-
ty in "a hours. The Fire Zouaves,
Michigsnders, Massachusetters and the
Fifth Regiment will form the leading
columns, supported by the entire force
here If necessary. 48.aas
On conquering Fairfax, the railroad
will be Immediately repaired to that
point, for, the transportation of troops to
attack Manassas.
J. Washirwton, June 3.-Trustworthy IN
formation indicates that the SOutherners
will attack the lines on the Washington
side of the Potomac, crossing above Ar
7lington Heights and Alexandria.
Washington, June "A movement was
made OIL Fairfax last night; no particu-
lars are given for obvious reasons.
There has been no renewal OF the at
tack on Acquia Creek; when Scott is
ready the place will be carried In the
meantime the Pawnee cruizes in the
vicinity to prevent the erection of fur
ther Notifications.
q High military authority states that no
forward movement by the Federal troops
will be made for few day.
Careful inspection shows that noval pro-
,jectiles were used at Acquia Creek by
the Southerners. The cannon are evl-
IDENTIFY European; but how or when they
got there is the question.
The clerks who lately refused to take
the oath of allegiance are still retained
in the Treasury Department.
Washington, June "A theological stu
dent from Richmond reports 100000
troops in Virginia, 10000 of whom are at
Harper's Ferry. 1t is thought that the
student Is sent here to deceive the Gov
Commemorative to the Southern strength.
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- Bass ISoRArIrupE.--The Legislature Of
Ohio has appropriated three millions Of
dollars from the pockets Of the people Of
Ohio to prosecute war against their
brethren Of Virginia and the other South
ern States. The State Of Virginia. be 1t
remembered, gave to Ohio every foot Of
land which she now holds. The same
may be said Of five other Northwestern
States, every one of which Is now put
ting forth all her available resources to
murder her benefaetor.
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Another of Abe's Orders.

Lincoln has issued an order to suspend
the States and Union, Southern paper
published in Washington, unless it will
favor his Administration. The editor con-
cluded to suspend.
Here is Republican President for you
with vengeance. "Unless it will favor
his Administration The iron dispotism
of Austria can't beat that! We would
sooner be toad and feast upon the vapors
of O dungeon than live under such rule.
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A GOOD BARGAIN!


WE OFFER FOR SALE, TO TIE HIGH
w est bidder, the undivided FARM of C.
Howard, Decd lying one mile West of Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, containing Four Hun
dred Acres of Good Upland, one hundred and
fifty acres cleared and in cultivation-wth three
nice separate dwellings on the Farm, with other
necessary out houses; and one large orchard, with
every variety of fruit fine springs at each of the
dwellings, and also water in all the fields for stock
Any person wishing to buy or lay in bid for the
Land can do so by applying to W. ii. Howard, at
Athens, Tenn, or b. S. Howard, Cleveland Tenn,
who are legally authorized to receive bids until
the first Tuesday of the next Circuit Court for
Bradley county, Tenn, on the first of September
next, when the Land, fnot previously sold, WILL
BE OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
for one half cash down, the remainder in two
equal instruments, pais annually, with interest,
from date Of sale the purchaser giving bond and
security, with lien upon 1.-the Land until paid
Possession given Of part Of the Land on day OF
sale, the remainder at New Year.
W. II. HOWARD,
BIS. HOWARD.
Executors of c. Towards estate.
June I, 1S6l-tds-t63 .
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DIED.

In MeMinn county, on the 81 June, THorAs
p. WELLS, Esq. in the Goth year Of his age. lie
was native Of Rutherford, North Carolina, but
had long resided in this county. Mr.. Wells WAS
among our most valuable snd highly esteemed
eitiIens-an honest and upright man in all the
relations Of life He leaves a Wifi and large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
On the sist May. 1861, in sweetwater Valley,
Tenn, in the SD year of his ago, PRESLEY
CLEVELAND, who was venerated by all his neigh
bOrs and friends for his pieiy aud uprightness.-
IL there ever was man that lived up 10 the strict
commandment, where it says, Love thy neighbor
as myself" he was undoubtedly one Of those
persons. Peace to his ashes His friends and
relations can cxelaim:
To Jesus, the crown Of his hope,
His soul is in haste to be gone;
Oh, bear him, ye christians, up III
And wan him away to his throne. F.xP
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From Baltimore.

Baltimore, May 3l.--Ex-Governor Pratt
has been arrested and taken to Washing.
ton. Ex-Governor Lowe has also been
arrested.
Baltimore, June 3.--Marshal Bonnafort
returned with instructions to arrest all
plotters, and to seize all arms-in doubt.
ful hands, and TO employ deputies to
watch the highways leading from the
city. Marshal Bonnafort holds himself
accountable only to the War Depart
ment
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COM NJ E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. June ].
Bacon, hog round l4@l4ic; clear sides 1854 a
Ice; ribbed l4a@i5e; hams l40 l5c; shoulders
l2l@lSc. Lard, in bbls. lIc; in kegs and cans
lac. Wheat, red $3.50; white sl,T5. Flour, ex-
ira family ss,50@S9; family ss,25@ss.50; super
fine s7,50@ss. Corn sl,05@$l.IO. Meal 81, o5
@sl 20. Oats 65@70c. Stock Peas $1,000
kl,4e. Rye sl,2O. Feathers 400 43c. Butter
20@25c. Eggs 15@lsc.
We hand herewith statement of our market for
Produce, noting the absence Of speculative de-
mand, with moderate sales to consumers, and an
appearance Of stability to present prices.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY A CO.,
Produce aud Cos,n,ission Merchant
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From, New York.

Ncg York, June 1.-The Post says
Lieuts. Tompkins and Gordon, with In
f.ntry and Cavalry, attacked Fairfax
Court House. Tho pickets wore met !
miles this side, and driven in. The cav
airy charged on the town enoountering
vigorous resistance, the people firing from
the houses. Tompkins' horse was shot
and his cavalry surrounded, but they
escaped. Another attack was meditated.
Fifty were wounded.
The result at Aqua Is unknown.
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The Russian Campaign

Here is lesson which those who are
encouraging Southern invasion would do
well to con: ....
. When Napoleon marched on Russia he
led field army of nearly 100000 men
but he learned a lesson which caused him
to say that "no people who are attached
to their institutions and homes can ever
be connuered.N
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East Tennessee Regiment.

On Sunday last this Regiment, under
the command of Col. John G. Vaughn,
left on the L. Tenn. 4 Va. Railroad for
Virginia. A dense concourse Of our citi
zens assembled at the depot, to witness
their departure and give them God
bless you"
1t was solemn and interesting occa.
sion. They are gallant body of soldiers,
and when the occasion offers will make
their mark. Their officers are gentlemen
of military experience and undoubted
rage.-RnoruiHe Register.
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From Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, June 2.-Provisions contin'
tie from Maryland to Harper's Ferry.
ChamJersJwg, Juno "a fracas occur
rcd in the-ncgro portion of the town.
Frank Jones, a negro barber, was shot,
Two soldiers killed.
The Federalists at Fort Monroe are mo-
tionless, 1000 Southerners at Yorktown
hold them i'm check.
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Fifty Thousand Dollars.

The county of Orange, N. c., at its
county court, held last Tuesday, appro-
priated the liberal sum of $4,000 to car
~ on the war. 1t will be used in arming
and cquipping the soldiers who have vol
unteered in that county, and alternating
the wants of their wives and children.
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NOTICE.

ON THE corn DAY OF JUNE, 1861, AT
" Mousc Crock Depot, McMinn county, Ten
nessec, will sell to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, NEGRO BOY, about eleven years old
levied on as the property of T. S. Rice, and sold
to satisfy Judgment and costs that g. W. Rice
obtained against the said 7. S. Rice on the 9th
October 1860, before John McGaughey, ESQ.,
The above property will be sold, unless the debt
and costs bo previously paid.
J. NJ YEARW00D, d. Sheriff
MnY 81 1S6l-3t-prs foo S2-662
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The Virginia Election.

The Wing thinks the majority for Seces-
sion will be 100000. Washington county
gives 1907 for ratification, against 20;
Campbell county gives $500 for, against
none. Botetourt and other counties are
almost n unit for ratification.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-07

Mas. WiSsLow, an experienced nurse and TO
male physician, has Soothing Syrup for chill.
drcn tcelhing, which greatly facilitates the pro.
cess Of teclhing. by soflenng the gums. reducing
all Internationally allny MI pain, ard Is sure TO
regulate the bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers,
Il will give rost to yourselves, and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe In all cases
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MURDER.

NNHERE WAS A MURDER COMMITTED
l. in Washington, Tenn, on Saturday, Ilih
inst by b. NJ. C. COLLINS upon JAMES SEN
TON. Said Collins has made his escape, and tho
citizens of Rhea county will give suitable re-
ward for his apprehension.
b. NJ. C. Collins is about six feet high slim,
spare made, weighs about 1870 to l40 pounds, sin
guar mouth, shows his teeth in talking, high
prominent check bones, dark complexion, black
hair, awkward in his movements, bad countenaneo
and loves his liquor. W. Il. C0LVILLE,
May II, lS6l-lt-660 nnd othors.
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J. N. Reid, T. J. Rose, IT ais,

q. T. Urnckef
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
tons In the bill that o. p. Crockett Is non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, 1t y therefore
ordered TINT publication no made In the Athens
post newspaper published In Athens, McMinn
county, for four successive weeks notifying said
non. resident defen6Ant To appear at our next
Court of Chancory, TO be held ut the Court.ho
In Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on the LIST
Monday Of August ncxt, and plead, answer or de-
mur to said bill or tho same will be taken rs con-
fused and sot for hearing parts as to him.
J. II. ALEXANDER, 9. A NJ.
May 81, fs6l--lt--prs fec 1852
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From Virginia.

Alexandria, June Capt John Mari
was the only Virginian killed in the en-
gagement at Fairfax. Extra Billy Smith
figured in the fight. The retreating horse
men were pursued, and two captured
The Federal Colonel commanding was
wounded.
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THE FOLLOWING Is sample of the numcr-
Gus letters constantly receiving for IIostettcrs

THE FOLLOWING Is u sample Of the numcr-
Gus letters constantly receiving for IIostcttcrs
Stomach Dilcrs;
CASANnAGuA, July 18th, 1850.
Nesus Hoachcr g. Smith, ptsburg, Pa
Gcnts'-As we are strangers, herewith enclose
you twenty eight dollars for four dozen Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and
Clayton Station. / have purchased several don.
en- bottles at Toledo, this summer, but the snle Is
on the increase so much that wish to open d.
rect trade with you. I was induced to try your
Btiers by my physician, for the Liver Complaint,
and received such material aid that | have re-
commended Il to others and have sold about two
dozen per week for some time. | have all kinds
Of medicine In my store. but thorc Is none that
can checrfully and truthfuy recommend as your
Bt,ers, for know they have helped INC beyond
my expectation. Youis, respectfully,
PufLo WILSON.
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ChancerY Court at Benton.
RF. Lowry, R. F. Sloan, ct oi'
Sanders Grihu~i ais.

Sanders GrifIiu<i os
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
/ tions in tho bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Eliza, William Ccnters and wife Sydney, John
Tnlton and wife Julian Sanford Bridwcll, Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, are non-rcsidcrts Of
the State of Tennessee, Il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in Athens, McMinn county,
Tenn for four successive weeks, notifying said
non. resident defendants To appear at our next
Court of Chanccry, to be held at the Court house
In Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on the lst
Monday Of August next, and plead, answer or de-
nur h said bill, or tho same will be taken rs con-
tossed and sot for hearing ey purie rs to them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, G. h NJ.
MAY 81, 1851 --lt--prs foe $500
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Stray Mare.

TAKEN UP ON THE 23D MAY INST, BY
i John Rogers living in the 10th Civil District,
McMinn county, Tennessee, S0RREL MARE,
about l5i hands high, about IL years old, with a
blaze in the face, with saddle and gear marks
Valued at fifty dollars. s
.. P. L. GAMBLE, Ranger.
May 81 ISfI-2fA eco
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ELECTI0N NOTICE

TN OBEDIENCE TO THE REQUIREMENTS
l. of an Act passed by tho Legislature on the 9th
May, inst, / will open and hold nm Election at
the several places of voting in McMinn county,
ON Saturday, the Sth day of June next, for the
purpose of voting upon Declaration of INDIE
pendcnce and Ordinance Dissolving the Federal
Relations between tho 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 the Confederate
States of America" WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
May II, 1S61-lt-S60
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From Chicago.

Chicago, June 4..-The southerners have
5000 men at Union City, another rcgi-
ment having arrived on Friday. There
are 10000 between Memphis and Cairo.
Gen. Beauregard was expected at
Union City on Saturday.
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GRATUITOUs MEDICAL SERVICES

"ETENDER OUR MEDICAL SERVICES
w ATJITOUSL Y to all families or per-
sons, in the bounds Of our practice, who are now
or may hereafter be left destitute by the absence
Of relatives or friends who have entered, or may
hereafter enter, the army in defence of the State
Office, Ten Mile. @. NJ. CLEMENTS0N,
NJ. c. CLARK.
NAV 81 lS6I-4i-G62
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsFE
Il fully inform tho public that he has become
the sole Agent for the lower part of East Tennes-
see, of VIM. Knabe 4 Cos celebrated and unsur-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, and that he
is prepared to supply them at short notice, ut
manufacturers prices.
In respect to power and sweetness of tone, easy
and agreeable touch, beauty of finish, durability
and their peculiar adaptedness to the Southern
climate, they have been pronounced unriroNed by
such judges as Thalberg, Strakosch, Satter Viena-
temps, &c.
All instruments of this firm are guaranteed for
five years. For Circulars and further informa-
ton apply to GUST. r. KNABE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
Sent 2S, 1S6O-6m--627
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For the Scat IF War

The LIST. Regiment of East Tennessee
Volunteers, encamped at the Fair
Grounds near this city, organized few
days since, by electing the following Of
fcers:
Coloael-John C. Vaughn.
Lieut. C6l-John j. Reese. go
Mgjor-Geo w. Morgan.
They have received marching orders,
and will leave Monday next at 10 o'clock
for the seat of war in Virginia. We will
try and obtain and publish a list of the
officers and men of this Regiment
KnorOiRe Register, Of Saturday.
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B8~ L. H. Walker, produce dealer in
Faneuil Hall market, Boston, having ex-
pressed himself friendly to the South,
was mobbed last Saturday night. He was
half drowned with water, compelled to
pay $1,000 to the war fund, and then shot.
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To the People of Middle Tennessee
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE, June |, 1861.

NH'Ns'Sn' o"i1O - ioOh'
The service requird&the use of num-
Der of strong doubled arrelled shot guns,
and you will render important aid to the
State by forwarding them to the Finan-
cial Bureau, at Nashville, Immediately,
for which fair compensation will be al
lowed. Your prompt attention will be
appreciated. -'hH'
BY orderof S. r. ANDERSON Maj. Gen.
w. c. WnITTnoRNE, Assist. Adj. Gen.
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BANK-NOTE LIST.
led FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION a AMERICAN

COPIED FROM THE NASHVILLE UNION A AMERICAN.
Bank of Tennessee, parISouthern Bank, 2dis
Union Bank par Citxens' Bank, no sale
Planters Bank, parlCommercial Bank, 2dis
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
City Bank, par Farmers Bank, 5dis
Traders Bank, parlB'k Of Middle Tenn par
Bank Of Commerce, par Bank of Paris, par
+" the Union, par Bank of Knoxville, par
"Chattanooga par Bank of Nashville, par
" Memphis, par 0coee Bank, 5dis
River Blk, Memphis, par Shelbyvile Bank, par
Blk of cambridge, 5dis Lawrenceburg Blk, no go
Bank of America, dis Bank of West Tenn. 2dis
Northern Bank, par 81
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfrecsboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank of Tazewell.
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TAX NnIlcE-

TT NOT PR0VIDENTIALLY Numbered
Il will be at the Voting Ground of each Civil
District of McMinn county, Tennessee, for the
purpose of receiving the Tax of said county for
the wear 1871 on tha folloWinp DAYS 10 wit.
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Day The New York Tribune says there
are at least three hundred officers in the
Lincoln army and ravy who will betray
the cause the first opportunity.