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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

ODNlDlAY .. y = =. Mo llL' q r !
would follow. BubgWe soiemhlJ5 wanna he.
fanatics of those Suites OF the a6sss mon
which they stand. Mem. don'k stoIis to,
count horrors inslthe frenzy ofs passion.
They whose arguments taEesthe 5toreh saptl
sword, may perish, with ali. thaf L. dear,
to them, by the torch aud s T1oril, and.
what is far more dreadful, serrilss ii siis.,
rectton 1t Is easyFto say they would idie
to y man in defence ofwhatsih heysralE 8lIeirl
rights: What would that ta4aii sthen
against such frarfnl odds Etnste d of
marching to meet an enemy utsny sS1ull
haVeseLo Ugh to9loiRt their homes to keep
thoslaves in check; and even b itfwere
Otherwise, they could not mnstee an army
TO stand ngninst the overwlelHt ing tOrce
y !9at ~ W9nld be brought aipse ibeI1 and
tnYgdlatsi :, lem "a ssavera 5p6idts
wnlle n ruined commerce and CREDIT would
be Continually Weakening their pSa Ne Of
resistance. ~, = s 9. p
Noreaus the bFrakwaierWhichihe7 vain
ly hope to mike of tllc Border Slave lates,
save them FROM tile co1se6 e6RedtA5 81 ftEieir
10! and treachery., The GQyethint .nt. has
the clear and. ndeisas;ble rigllt sk last
resort, should. every other fail, smdfcb,an
army into the rebellious distrit < fb dueu
the fusufrection. No7afmed nejftf Il syton
the part 0f the Border lSlatt 4St n "a can
deny ft,tIiis right, nor prevent as sS6Fth
from invading the Cotton States In turn.
should they invade it, ,,withoutiimdRediatc-
ly involving themselves Sin q seeneral war
With the North. It would thus bacome n
war of sections, md wdged with aestrtc-
llve Y, power. me passions OF ftpeh would
rage uhrestrlcledI ana the altt.Slavery
senelnlent ss.l OF llhe North-i fed by
!. taunts, @Duse anu e9ntumely sPs long pa
Aetlu t luy1nOrne-would !!y suddenly kihdleaiuto
q q oind and herce i"naticisuia ghe most
uNu @ e 100, that mhn tssds-
g Sept'o!s Old 5llllai plFstlnG lfo4 ilS con-
nHSs' II Sonia sweep do~n nApon the South
W w. 5stIiotselesS anu MS Watchwori
MotIu ne n 10 5aSefS And
~ ,. MI hunAn Proeaoil.ltT, us sword would
~ was
out an heEse1posed aud
III anu standing as
81 az Sts p.,s. system tic S9ald prove
"a Io. ~. s
,.. ~. Lstt'ltlon So 'ilihIy sPfeaaoVerh
eG WIN SO IaSllle.es ot
s6onT,l i,c ab,s - cSagSs5 Spy y
giant mower fesoTrcss and rsg;J iuSe n,osn s.v
ment Of 10 ESrtl, sha4 : t,iIt N.Y.
HdySnt1ge bS ,ls snS sot.hs5 ga 20 -
bTt hcI rpvsrsss .Gai5 SS,IIfs 81 =!
tomnerse She IriiSi s at .t,sIsS IS.S ,,1o. Soga
hef whole ;nterinr bords. sssi' ~ ..tg's
line Of coast esneciSliv in tl,S rSS1taS ,'Gss
States which ronstttnte},er isst e,S.;.,.i
we Know tbcrs ,l[c MA az.
world t.an lie citizens ~ ~ Slss;s
States Bnt nature +t,S t,ts So 80
whfcli tbc-NortI, can fss,. ~ jss
cidcd The contest in ail lva5cs si6[s,, cs,,
never cone with freedom sy,jfs, ~ AHA na
tile condition or Vir0inia iFiSvs ,s,i S-,S
tile Ohio and PennsvlvSni6 9iles Z, ~, az S.
tackled by sen simnliS5sSnsISS ~ ,Tban,! TS1 sJ
rich in slaves she roniS Ss noor ~ inSaS5 49,
before the invaders tft lSs So. So,.,'s,s S"aSsu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

ia8-ws have 1t heavy expenditure. .furnJSheldpr
Job Once with all necessary niatStais ettbfaelSg.
TYPKFR RULES BORDERS. CUrs;ke- =
OF the latest and most sbIhGJIs fyis 70 render IL
capable Of ezceHtirG NctR equhrto tst oFahy 0tber
5llshmsnt ond possessing Achilles in
the u. way q steam ss E doing E6E sxieilftbusly
unsutpa,ed by any other eiee, ,e FS,bsetfany Pre-
sent our claims for q siate 6F
ring thosS ehtfast tbefr t56FR
ahalL 3e ylltta4 = EtyeentfT RittsE8etlpn.
*; RaeI AAAs5iRsf ssssE sC41fPBEtIt 3ttDRR1LQT
Wheeling 7Rinidioswi5 Glass SIN Manu-
LfAel - g rs5z lad faetoIvV s5s -. 80
Hs4AYB. .PuRCHASHD AND -RBFITTRD TIE
II a9q19 y 4saetoEY, At heavy expense ANA -.
nav 70 aFlsce IN Il aI8 Illl pfenaTeI
20 make ana Window Gtha8 Of any 6iIs n5ts
81. iHqualityDE Giasss hVeliIr GIaFs Il moi ~
eelled =. .sgGFltoDLHs SON, 5s Main st.
z-sSlLle1 ~ - HheeliiE.I.A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

p RESPECrFuLLY ANNOUNCES TO THE ruR.
Lie his intention to close out iS present Gtock
OF Dry Go0ds, rs IL Is his determination TO scong
tinua the business. Tho stOcE fsweIl assorted and
consists of large variety Of.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
.1allg gntellIlE1JlllEr. .
TERMsiOF ADVERTIiIs.7TiVC..77 c.

TwElyE soLIp LINES OF NoNpkREi1 oE ON ircu.I on
LESS, AAKAA SQUARE = )
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with solyeuey and
fair profit. ,5s! 80
EIrGeiui attention gipsH 70 InsItTGHeR DWELLINGS,
GHd c6ateTtF for tera't otoNe d ice years. ls'1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22
Plain AND. FANCY PRINTING!
FOSTERS, PROGRAMMES.

~ 4NFs.'s Se.'s $50 sl..sv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

Upwards or S13, 100000
Gf Losses have bean paid by tho RtRa Insurance O
In the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-22

- CARRAGEHN BALM. .51i !
NJ LslRACED For C0uGifs. C0Lhs ii.
~ ~ eeSuiT6i. T. ROCKfNCS ISSt3 sSsS
-. =. Odd PsllQ4gE. Hall Drag stprS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17
(rOUVERNEUF. y. Y. }
Sept. II, 1861.

Joseph Jo~Iin, Esp, Dear Sir: have
received several cards of invitation. sent
cut to the scattered sons and daughters of
Po"itney inviting them to the Centennial
Celebration. know not who sent these
mi>>iyes. but am grateful that o1ty should
remember me after an absence of nearly
forty years. Business appointments, which
| cannot postpone, and have no right to
neglect, will prevent my personal attend
ance At that Interesting anniversary, but
all the >ympathies Of my heart will be
with you. | honor the gentlemen OF
PouImey who have resolved not to let the
eventtuI birthday of the town pass by I'M
noticed. Much does the present genera
ton owe to the memory OF the hardy viz
tnr> ot tI'r early settlers OF Nrrmont.-
y a. .o,i-ornvin@ labor and p,ou~ care,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17

CLOTHING FOR THE SOLDIERs. - The
ladies OF Rutland, without regard to religious
denomination, are requested to meet at the
Town Hall on Thursday next, eth inst, at
o'clock z. NJ, to devise ways and means
for the supply of our soldiers, with comfor-
table clothing for the winter. A full atten-
dance is earnestly desired.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.

The Union ticket has swept Ohio so clean
that there Is no use in quoting the figures.
The majority Of Tod for Governor will be
anywhere from 10000 to 10000. In half
dozen towns in the northern part Of the state
the votes foot M 25l3 tor Tod to 354 for
.,I. >,ri.tH #-mncrat, and i is 50 all
g. ....... ..~ .. H. az. r..- are
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17

q.
' 9ta'e' toward deiraylng the expense OF
N''''l@ out htr sons ior the service OF the
country, "hlch amount placed IN the
l"1uS oI 'he state treasurer.
Chder 'he provisions OF the act OF Nov.
~ 1901 entitled an act for the better
Pro'ec.,oh oI 'he treasury, appointed
Johh W. stewart, Esq, OF Mlddlebury,
inspector OF Finance, which office he
iias accepted
/ III common with the Executives Of the
! other loyal States, whose Legislatures
were not then III session, | appointed com
nl~~IoHer- 10 the peace convention. 50
G@''i winch assembled IN Washington in
+ f'"IuaFy Ia-t. Ihe question ot provld-
ing tor r"mbHr-lng the expense Of this
commission J. respectfully submitted for
me consideration OF the Legislature.
III ac""rItnre with general order No.
-. "' ID" " ar department, appointed
" board oi Me'lIcal Examiners. consisting
,i 0"'Hu"i lhayrr. JF. VI. u. ot Bur
iIil2loh' ri"ari +. Phelps. VI. y. Of
"ind.or' ami >eIIln Newell, NJ. ID. Of ~,
"h"-""rE' I'r the eNa2inalion Of candi-
''''''> Iof ii'. ONO" oi Surgeons OF Req
90 - VINO l''9 attended /" 'he dulles oi
,,'s' appointments ana me expenses OF
,.0 D'"I" are HIciuded ID th0>e oi the
: 'ollh'eef Militia
8, nav appolhteu the hon. Joseph 70
'"''' "' 'Hoh'PeneF' 'PecaI financial
agent 10 WIN ana remain with the Yer
. mont he5'Inen'- al the seat OF war, Tor
'He purpose ol oeihS medium OF com
Iiiu'''I"'ioIi oe'"eeh 'he soI1ier' ana ther
Iilenl' nn. anu co'7i9ilees al nome giving IN
,o' 'iia'''Ii 10 'ile H'eh ana receiving ana
u lI"'i'iii''''l'9 sucn portions oi their pay as
'"e! may psIlff 10 sehu nome lor invest
Iiieii' anu 9aie-AeePlhg' or Tor the use OF
.'isiI ia'ii'l!e7 Or irIeflds' MI Foiahd mas
Oee,i 'I eo'i1'''u'5a ny me trustee OF the
So'I'eis aor9Saiu' lot 'he above service
anu ma eAfc1'ea d bona WIN ample sure
r. ~ ",''''u' ''>e0u''oil o' '.i9 Tu7''
II''P'I -. c'''''' VI ''ii> dPPo'h',iient'
oo'h - 'l', o.ilcer' ana men OF the hegl-
neh'9' ana 70 the state can hardly be
over e1''ll''gd ou' d, IL l. not PROVIDED
'oI " law commend IL 10 Inc favorable
'o'1r''''7' ~, "'ipi o' 'ile l-e9l7ialure.
latino to the r.,;.;n,, or,,an;1;no and f,rn
i.bino the .ovaraI Rea;fne,,. tbe orJ;t;n,
of hin. and account. tha di.l1r.a,1nnt -
funds &C.. impos4d nnon the Execntive
bv the act. Of the av,rs session ranJsred
it impossible that -houId attend to the
appointnru, and corr..-no,denc. of Town
AgentS for tL.. .prnort Of tb.. famili4. &C
citizen soldiers. and At my reou4.t the
Lieyt. Gova-n,r L;ndI, can..r,ed - tata
char.e Of that denartnenr 81 rb, nnhI;c
,c~yic4 Ey hi. renor, which !. Lrr4-
with ,ubmirr4d +, w;Il b. .r.n that the
amount drawn from the Treasury. prior
f., Dr,ob..r J., q -. -
9'''i''' "'Fr"''h " copy "l "'''I"c-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS or
GOV. FAIRBANKS.
Tile HonoroLip Ho Generm 1ssemJly

- ~, '')''''
ZEN lf'Nf'N = 1 i''' ''A'Faof''iitry events
"1 the present year. the critical condition
' me e.: country, ana the very Fespon~lbie
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"'"n' o. CoIohei-ho" brIga1Ier General
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17

cVolneSs' courage and endurance not ex-
celled by soldiers IN the r4g tlar army.
while their moral bearing anF exemplary
department has won for the m the conf
d"nce and appreciation Of their superior
o'hcer~'
doubt not that the Regiments which
have recently joined them, as well as the
on" soon to follow, will ID themselves
equal credit, and prove an honor to the
State ana tn" country.
twill be recoIl"cted that the act Of the
extra session, authorizing the raising OF
these Sl"'"ai Regiments. j. Independent
o. any "r"'Iou, ORGANIZATION ."r -tatuto,
IL, ~, l''''0''''-'.< "' fa'>ln- 'f3aniz'u2'
.'''''' L'l'n2' "F'Iln" ana e4fIPPln9 them
'l,.''' II ''',' >'1 "u'E 81 'l'e governor,
III .-''. ,-'..'.. 'l .'''. "H!~ 1'4- 'n'i''try
fII.ftt1t Z avon. EBEr/tsi .IH din
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17

Mr. George Sherman, of Waterbury, who
had both legs cut off by being run over by
railroad car at Montpelier junction on Sat
uriay last, died Of his injuries the ~amr
might
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17
THE POULTNEY CELEBRATION

The following interesting and we'll
written letter i among those read at the
recent Centennial Celebration at Poult-
neY
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-17
RUTLAND MORNING.

they laid the foundations of "the new
State" in ''troublou> times on the true
Puritan principle OF combining the srcn-
rity of the just and equal right Of all.
with the reign of law and order. | re-
joice that Old Poultney ha~ resolved that
those Patriotic Benefactor~ Of their town
shall n0f
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-21
letter from an East Tennessee Vol
unteer.

CAur DAVIS, Near Lynchhurg. Va,
june II, 1861. I
Ead"" f"S': take this opportunity of comply
ing with request made by divers of my friends
before left, to write to thcm-and as your paper
has circulation amongst them all, I hope you will
allow me to give. through your columns, short
account OF ourselves to our friends. We received
orders from the commander in charge Of the troops
at llarpcr's Ferry to march there as soon as We
could get conveyance. The officers and mcn of,
ourKcsiment are we'll pleased with our place Of
destination. We expected. Il few days ago, 20 he
ordered to Manassas Junction. We expect to be
,,laccd where fighting will be done, and we bnve
,b ,,o,, ,b,, r,il, ia !, -, .;b. H.. 81,
go, :, ''
Ao" VIII 'e'' what II Will DC WIN the Morrill, icath-
crs or fuss. We are, as a body of men, the most
healthy have eyer seeu aud fins far hnvn mat
,,;, H. ,,., t,a, o,i,, -, II :.
"'' va. nun ""' io'' us
'l'e Us YET Oh an our troops lie belonged TO Col.
Naughn's Company, from Monroe county, by the
name of IIarrell. occasiopcd by the the truiu rum
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-21
JUSE RuLEs, 1861.

June RULES, 1851.
james a. Tulloss, Admir- of JAS s. Pauhcy, deed.
re-.
jackson Angle, Martha Angle, Eauraloy L. Pnnli-
cy and the Creditors of James :. Pankey. deed,
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF CHAN.
I'D ccllor Van Dyke, to me directed, in the above
stated Cause, it is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
n newspaper published in the town Of Athens.
Tennessee, notifying and requiring the creditors
of said james S. Pankey, decd, TO appear at the
next term of the Ch0ncory Court to Ice held Mt
Pikcvilc, Blcdsoc county, Tenn, ON the Sd Mon
day Of September next, then and there to exhibit
thc;r demands against said estate and have them
solvcs made parties to the compliments bill, and
answer the came, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing ,nrfc rs to them.
5. G. NORWOOD, C. & NJ.
June 81, 1sGi-4t--prs fee s3--GCj
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-06-21
Explosion of the Steam Engine Sam
Tate.

ifor tne fost.I
n. n. 4 Ga. X. H., 0 miles South If Ciereidnd,
June 18th, 1861 !
NJ. Editor. With n heart lcaping with joy and
mind claicd by the prospect of sooE meeting,
on my route through Bast Tennessee for tho seat
of war many of my old friends and class mates
of lIiwasscc College, l was suddenly aston
ishcd by the thunder of tn, explosion of the
boiler Of the Sam Tate. The engine was drawing
n'trHin Of twenty car., containing five hundred
and fifty mcu of Col. Feathcrilon's Oho l7lh)
Regiment of Mississippi Volunteers, under the
command of Lieut. Col. Joha McGuisk and Mai.
Lyle. All was surprsc7nd confusion for II few
sccouls Order was rcstorci--ihc effects of the
rock recovered from--whcn It was asccrancd
that the boiler and engine were blown literally
into fragments. many heavy pieces being blown
several hundred yards; instantly killing the En-
ginccr. Alexander Moore, Fireman Cady. John W.
kcndrick, Ensign of the Bucna Vista Rifles. from
Chicknsaw county, Miss, and badly scalding and
manning W. VI. Pearson, Of the sum5 Company
nll of whom were blown 10 great distance. Sew
cral others were slightly Injured. Aud while ave
deeply dcplore tho loss we have sustained We are
truly thankful that an Allwiso Providence so lii
rcctcd the hundreds Of flying missiles that they
did no more Injury. The engineers head and one
leg were blown some distance from the body. The
iircman's body was blown backward and fell in
the rear Of the train. The Ensign of Captain
Tim Rogers Company was drcadlully maimcd
lie was on the engine ut the lime Of the explogion
Our detachment is composed of tho
Confederate Guards, Captain Sears;
Bucna Vista Rifles, Captain Rogers;
Huntsville Blues, Captain Murcand;
Magnolia Guards, Captain DUFF:
Mississippi Rangers, Captain Scruggs.
1t is hcartrcndins to sec The gallant command
crs and soldiers as they, with fearful eyes and
sorrowlul hearts, are bending over or ministcrng
to those killed and wounded, not by an enemies
shot or shell but by an explosion equally rs dis
astrons. The road is so badly torn up that new
track is being constructed for orr passage.
In haste. Respectfully.
il. Z. DUNCAN, LIST Lieut.. VI. Guards.
Acting Quarter Master 18TH Rcgt Miss Vols.
Ia Memphis papers please copy.
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In Chancery at Athens.

james c. Ruckcr, Pleasant d. Bryan and wife
Mary Bryan,
rs.
Silns n. Rucker, Hamilton Wasson and wife.
Hilton II. Burr; and wife, Levi Swinford and
wife. Miriam Rucher, widow, Joseph Fucker
and Miriam Fucker, minors, by their Guardian
Miriam Rucler, William a. Fucker, Hilton II.
Burk and James Witt, Admrs of Moriica
Ruokcr. decd.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ parties that the account ordered in this
cause will be taken at my office in Athens or the
9th day Of July next, at which time and place
you are required to attend with your proof.
JOHN !. BRIDGES, e. d. "
Junc Il, 1SGl-3t-lH S2-GG!.
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MURDER.

THNHERE WAS A MURDER COMMITTED
4 in Washington, Tenn, on Saturday, IIth
inst by i. N. c. COLLINS upon JAMES SEN
TON. Said Collins has made his escape. and tho
citizens of Rhca county will give suitable re-
ward for his apprehension.
b. NJ. C. Collins is about six feet high, slim,
spare made weighs about $50 to I4O pounds, sin
guar mouth, shows his teeth in taking, high
prominent elc"l bones. dark complexion, black
hair, awkward IN Ills movements. bad couucnanco
and loves his liquor. w. u. CoLVlLLE.
May II, lSGl-lt-GGO and Others
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
EgINE rNnEns1GNrn wnrr.n 49,

FE7IE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform the public that he has become
the sole gent for the lower part of East Tonnes
see, Of VIM. Knahc & Co.'S celebrated and unsur-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, and that he
is prepared to supply them at short notice, at
maj Hiacturer's prices.
l.: respect to power and sweetness Of tone. easy
and agree, lilo to""L, beauty of finish, durability
and their peculiGr adap:ednoss to the Southern
climate, they have bcra pronounced War'railed by
such judges as Thobere, Strakoseh, sattcr, Vicna-
temps, &c.
All instruments of this lrm arc gunicntced for
five years. For Circulars and further iniu,Ina-
ton apply to GUST. r. KNABE,
Cleveland, Tennessee.
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0hanoery Court at Athens.
D. z. York.

jacob W. Gilbert. GEORGE Wal,lct. Goo r. Gilbert.
1T APPEARING TO TIE MASTER FROM
u the allegations in the bill in this cause, that
the respondent George II. Gilbert is not citizen
of the State Of Tennessee. II is therefore ordered
by the Master that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks. requiring
said nonresident to appear at the next term of
the Chnncery Court to be held for the county Of
McMiun, at the Court-housc in Athens. on the
id Monday Of August rcXt. then and there to
plead, answer or dcmnr to said bill or the same
will he taken for confessed rs 10 him and set for
hearing cr PTri'.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, C. & VI.
june 81, lsGl--lt-prs fee $3-GGj
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Chancery Sale Of Land.


U. L.. York, Adm'f.of estate of W. II. Dei,lorick,
and James Johnson.
IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
Il the last term of the Court, In this eau 7c will
proceed to sell on the premises. on the 10th day
OF August next, on six and twelve months time.
IN bar of the right of redemption, tho fpllown
described pieces or parcels of LAND, lying in
McMinn county Tennessee, on Eastcnallcc Creek,
seven miles South of Athens, known as the Doe
tor Dca.erirk place, to wit: Ono Tract, contain
ms Two Hundred ard Thirty NiGc Acrcs and
Three fourtbs Of IN Acre (230I moro or les,
being The Mill Place formerly ownul ly Nich Jlas
/. poison, rTd by linn conveyed to U,s w. ~.
Dendciict; The other Tract adjoining the same.
containing 0Ic Hundred Acres (lnol more or les p.
conveyed To The sail W. II. Dcalttick by Ipasc J.
Dodsnn. and by hin sold 10 A. y. Graham. and
conveyed to the complainant in this clusc-con-
Tuning in all one Tract of 1891 Acrcs, moro or
less, with the csccption of acres, more or less
including the old lanyard sold TO Allen Ware Off
the first mentioned tract, and also five acres off
the second nlmcd tract to the said Ware. Mole
and security will be required of 4 purchaser and
a lieu retained until NIL the purchase money IL
paid. JOHN l.. BRIDGES. &. q NJ,
June 81, l'6 l-tl--prs fec S1IO--GGj
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Resources of East Tennessee.

Tho Undersigned having recently explored
number of caves in the mountains of East Tenncs-
see, is satisfied that enough Saltpetrc can be OBJ
tanned to supply The demand of tic State for
making Powder, even if Old ABE Faisc P,eteace
ana bis Northern successors shall continue a wick
cd war against the South for forty years.
VIM. c. Nelson, ID. j.. Davis and myself are
now manufacturing salipctrc q, cave in the
A'iIk-sick Knobs. in Monroe county. We arc
also constructing Powder Siiil near Philadelphia.
on Swectwatcr Creek, in Eoanc county. where we
have ample water power to do quito heavy bust
ness. JONI GRANr