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To the Patriotism Of Blount County

propose being one of n company Of ten men
or more, land the moro the better) who will each
give 300 to the first, and SIS to the second and
500 to the third Company of 100 p,en each Of
Blount County Volunteers, to serve IL months or
during the war; the money to be equally and fairly
distributed to the officers and prvates of each
Company--the money to be paid Immediately al
ter the said Company or Companies are mustered
into the service of the Southein Confederacy.
Those who will jon me in this proposition con
do so by leaving their names with DR.. Samuel
Pride, Maj John E. Toole or Jesse G, Wallace,
Es,,., Mafyyille; J. Coulson or Miles Jonas, Nor
ganton; or myself at Louisville. I DO hope that
twenty men or more in Bl6uht will respondto this
proposition who will. if the Companies, or either
| Of them, are made up, cheerfully, willingly aud
| prompty pay the money. also trust that some
gentlemen of qualifications will make up the Com
panies. This proposition to continue sixty days
| from date. Ii. H. COX.
| I.nnisviIlr Oct d 1851 6t - 49,
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Chancery Court at Madisonville, Tenn.
.Trg4-yr John T, NJ, Haire, fvIvEE

Arthu, IIairc, Jas. q. Haire, Martha J. A. Smith,
j. Rufus Smith, and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
| defendants Arthur and James G.. Hare reside
IN the State of Georgia, and defendants, j. II.
Smith and his wife Martha j. A. Smith reside in
the State of Texas publication is ordered to be
made for four successive weeks, nnthying and re-
curing the said resident defendants to file
thciranswcrs to coinplainant's bill, nc The Court
house in Madisonville, Tenn. in said Chancery
Court, on or before tho first Monday of January,
1852, or compainants bill will, as to thom, be
taken as confessed and heard accordingly.
III ~ .,ri.i..H J. A. COFFIN, q. IS Dr.
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To- the Patriotic People of McMinn
ilt| il. r-.f. COuntv rrl "

The undersigned is raising q Volunteer Conlpn-
ny Of Infantry, for the term Of twelve months for
the Confederate service. All persons who desire
to 90 to the of their friends their homesand
firesdcs have an opportunity of doing so by com
ing forward and enrolling their names. served
my country twelve months in the Mexiean war;
and intend doing the same in the present strug-
Clio for our independents and our all
Respectfully, Ns' ID. H. GILLESPIE.
y Nov 1 1851 Hff fa .rt.s % |.. .HfFNV
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William s. McEwcn 4 William ]. Horrsby,
Thomas Rowden.

Thomas Rowden. ...rF
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO ME
that the defendant is indebted TO the plaintiffs
and that said'dcfendant has removed himself from
the State Of Tennessee, that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot he served upon him, and an
attachment having been issued and levied on the
property of said defendant, it is therefore ordered
by me that publication be made in tho Athens
Post for four successive weeks, notifying said Dc
fendant to appear at my Office in the town of
Kingston, Roane county, Tennessee, on the 9th
day of May 1862 to defend said attachment suit,
or the same will be proceeded with er partc. So
WILLIAM s. GEERS, j. p for Roanc co.
Nov 90, lsGl-it-prs fee s3-8s7
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IL -nn.a In wiley..t GS.a.k.a.

TTsAppEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
tions in tho bill that L, ~ Wiley, Hugh r..
Banks, VIM. q. Lane, Henry Vandcr1ee and 3D.
ward ii. Lane, arc non-rcsidents and citizens Of
tho State Of New York, Il is therefore ordered that
publication bs Iundevip the Athsps Post, . pews-
paper, npblishsd in McAlipp !c9lnty,, TenlHssee,
for four successive weeks, poifying said nom resi-
dent ATTENDANTS tol appear Ct onrj next Court Of
chaassry, 70 ee held n Benton, polk Comfy
and plead, answer or demur to said bill, or the
same will DO taken as confessed and set for hear
inc go parte. ,.,r J., II, ALEXANDER, G. d ~ q
Oct 4, lB6l-it-prs foe $3.50
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Chancery Court at Madisonyille.

OHducoly OOulI dt hduaoouFiue'
John Wright, N. Magiil, James Wright, Jr., Ma
ny A. aud James A. Burns, and Elizabeth,
Washington, Sarah, Samuel H., David N, and
Madison c. Wright, ....,
Thomas Wright, Joseph A., Wright, Andrew J.
Wright, and Selia L. and Sarah Jane Glass.
TT APPEARING FRoMTmE BILL THAT
= defendants Thomas, Joseph A., and Andrew
J. Wright resid, III thc State of Illinois U. $: A.,
and that defendants selia +. and Sarah Jane
Glass reside in Georgia, publication is therefore
ordered to be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, requiring said non resident
defendants to appear at the next term of said
Chaneery Court, to DO held at the Courthouse
in jacksonville, on the first Monday Of Decem-
Der 1861 and answer complanants bill, or the
same will, as to theni, be set for hearing pro
e6iyesso, and heard er porte.
JAS. A. COFFIN, C. 4 NJ.
Nov s. 1SG1--4t-prs fee S3-6S5
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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
Original Attachments, rr.-s

G. d. Wright rs. Joseph MeE&Np.
TVNHE PLAlSTIFR IN. THIS CASEaHAv-
ing procured an attachment to DC fssned by
me, against the property Of the defendant, alcg-
ing in his affidavit as canse for issuing the same
that the defendant had abseonded, ~, eopesSled
himself so that tho ordinary process d h& Paw
could not DO served upon him and the sametav-
ing been returned beioTs nc leiied Upon The Pro-
pcrty of the defendant II Is iberefUfc erdeted by
me that Publication be made for -four Rive
weeks in the Athens Post, BewspalAx ishee
in McMinn county, notifying fhesaM deisnthnt
to appear before the, at my office IN the 6ibais-
triet Of Roano county, on Saturday, the 80 Pay
of November 1851, and defend said action nus
commenced, or tho same will be prosceded with
e1 parte. JAMES ghin AfHNb
j. p. for Roane county.
Oct % Is6I--4t Prs Zee $500. 6S3
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS IN ARREARS FOR TAX
~ notified that tho Tax Collector can be found In
Tic town OF Decatur until tho 10th of October,
ready to reseivo their dues All who fail TO avail
themselves of this notice, will have costs to pay,
as tho taxes mastbe collected.
:" -. -. - JOS. II. CATE,
Tar Collector .fov Hegseo.
SOP. %, lssi-,e t1sts
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State of,Tennessee, Roane County,
William p. Lowery.

.t.-... .t.- William p. Lowery. -
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
Il that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff,
and that said defendant has removed himself from
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
attachment having been levie on the properly Of
said defendant il is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made in the Athens Post for four
successive weeks, notifying said defendant to ap-
pear at my Office, ih the town Of Kingston, Roane
county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of April, 1852
to defend said attachment suit, or the same viii
be proceeded with ca parte. -.
WILLIAM S. GEERS, j. p. for Roone co.
Nov. %, 1SGl-it-prs fee s3--Gs7
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NEW GOODS!


THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED
Il and on hand f3
200 lbs. Blue Stone;
100 lbs. Copperas;
100 lbs. Black Pepper; 4
8 kegs Soda
25 lbs. Spice and Ginger. .-
so kegs Eastern Nais;
10 dozen Bottles Castor Oil;
Turpentinoj
Sulphur;
7 Jogwood;
READY MADE CLOTHING;
Together with good assortment Of Boots and
Shoes; Hats and Caps; Flannels; Linscys; Kerr
seys; Cloths; Osnaborgs; Domestics; Drillngs;
Hickory Shirtings. Also. LADIES DRESS
GOODS-Calicoes, Worsted. Shaliics, Mohnir,
&c. Glass and Queenswaro Of all kinds; Stone
Ware; Crooks; Jars, &c; Tin Ware, and every
thing else usually kept by merchants.
CATE 4 NEIL,
Fountain Hill, Tenn.
Oct II, 1SGi-tf-GS1
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Wheat Wanted.

Wheat of fair quality will be received in pay
mont of debts due this office, ats 90 per bushel.
Those Who wish to avail themselves Of this no
tice, can deliver the Wheat at Mr.. Oleago's Mil,
Athens. tf 49, |tIH HfHi lrr 10 IAug, y,
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I- Original Attachment.
james W. Briggs,
~ A..

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM
Il Compartments bill which is sworn to, that
John C. Moss, the defendant, is non resident of
the State of Tennessee, and his effects being at.
tached it is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
him to appear before me at my house in Meigs
county, on tho 22d day of April, 1862, and make
defence to compliments claim, or the same win
be taken for confessed and SGT for hearing ox
parte. $50 80 J. r. FOOSHE, I
htS E'ls stF J. P.Jor neiys county.
Oct. %, 1861 Il. Prs fee $500 6S3
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chancery Court at Athens Tenn.

~ =. - IHuyuT, Du"IIIg NU'' n -
A. Mckenzie, A. J. Dodson, r. NJ, Newton and
q Charles W. Rice.
TT APPEARING no THE CLERK 4 MAS
| ter, from tho bill in this cause which is sworn
to- that c. W. Rice is not citizen of tho State OF
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made in the Athens Post for four success
sivo weeks, requiring said nonresident to be and
appeariat the next term Of the Chanccry Court,
to be held forthe county of MoMnn, at the Court
house in Athens, ON the Sd Monday of February
next, then and there to plead, answer or dclrur to
said BILL or the same will DO taken for confessed
MS to him and set for hearing or parte.
r., JOHN L. BRDGEs, c. C W.
My Is. 1sG1-4t-prs fee $3.50
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20 PEAcE PRosfEers.- Iowa captain,
captured in the iate. battle ut Belmont,
states that the Federal troops engaged
"A wnses "a. pialeedrmen, 'und, sprang origin
( y ally from Kentuckyiand Tennesseesfam
p. lies and were supposed, therefore, ~ be
able TO cope with fcnnssseesns. a He says
the reason of the activity ofthe Lincoln
ties at the present time is this; Congress
!. ,,neetsth the first Of next, mppt h, ,epd ppless
q tbsy b aks solps shor fof cppa.lesisE the
! South the peace party at the North will
overwhelm every thing, and force Oongress
10 make peace. He says the peace party
pt the North is growing fast.--.Nmphis
1uaiahehe, IStk.
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William p. Bryant,


j. 2. Sive1s.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
Il from complainants bill which is sworn to,
that j. P. Sivels the defendant, is about to secrete
or put his property out of his hands SO as to de-
fraud the plaintiff and his effects being attached
it is therefore ordered that publication be made in
the Athens Post, published in Athens, Tennessee
requiring him to .ppcar before me, ut my house
in-thc 9th civil district, McMinn county, on the
10th day of April 1862, and make defence to
complainants claim, or the same will DO taken
for confessed and set for hearing &c parfe. -r
THOMAS ROGERS, Justice Of the Peace.
Njv.s, ls8l--it-prs fee $3.50 .a
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John j. Knight aud James H. Knight.
THESETHREE CAUSES BEING RETURN
ed before me on the 18th day of October, by
Luke Pcukc, sheriff of Meigs county, and it APP
peariug from said return that the defendants arc
not found, it is ordered by me that the same be
stayed six months, and that publication be made
in the Athens Post four weeks, notifying the said
James IL. Knight, Levi IL. Knight, and John j.
Knight, each, to be and appear before me at my
house in Megs county, on the goth day of April
next to answer said three several Attachments,
or Judgment final will be rendered against them.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
1861. j. r. F0oSHE,
j. p for Meiys county.
Oct %; ls6l-it Prs fee $500 6S3
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BANK-NOTE LIST.
TIED FROM rnr NASHVILLE UNION AMERICAN.


COPIED FROM rHR NASHVILLE UNION 4 ANERicAS.
Bank of Tennessee par Southern Bank, 2dis
Union Bank. parICitizens' Bank, no sale
Planters Bank, par Commercial Bank, 2ds
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, 1dis
City Bank, par Farmers Bank, par
Traders Bank, parI D. of Middle Tenn. par
Bank Of Commerce, parl Bank of Paris. par
the Union, par Bank of Knoxville, par
chattanooga par Bank of Nashville, par
+" Memphis, par 0ooce Bank, par
River Blk, Memphis, par. Shelbyvilc Bank, par
Blk of cambridge, par Lawrcnccburg Blk, nogo
Bank of America, dis Sank of West Tenn. par
Northern Bank, par -.
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis. ....
Memphis Savings Institution. 81
Exchange Bank, MurGrecsboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of 1Ienton. ..l'p 9-.-urI
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandrijgc.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell. .. .....
Bank of Tazcwcl.
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A C. robson HAS JUST RECEIVED
IA a lot of Brown Sugar, Rifle Powder, New
Crop Rice, Tobacco of several grades; also has on
hand quantity Of Jeans.
Nov Is, 1861
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GOLD MEDAL PIANOS

4 fully inform the public that he has become
tho sole Agent for the lower part of East Tennes-
see, of VIM Knabc & 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 adaptedness to the Southern
climate, they have been pronounced ,nriroiied by
such judges Thalberg, Strakosch, Satter, Vienn-
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.
Sept %, 1S6O-Cm-627 ~ '- aid
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W. +. JUnVHj IoUIey @ HoS1''P W. " Mt 1r'''''
SO tH bric, y N ''
1'rlas ..tE rs, y tslyT ~. 4a f1--
Mm. M. Mure4(SsT

TT rs CHARGED IN c0SPLAiNANiS
l. bill that defendant. Wm.s M. N.Y. mas neu
beyond tho limits of Tennessee, tuollcaton Is
therefors ordered to be nnde for .fpg SUCCESSIVE
weeks in tho Athens Post, requiring satd nom
anee at thonoxt torn Of the Chanecry Court at
tho Court housein Madisopville, on the first Mon
day of Decembcr' next, and answer said bill or
the same will be set for hearing as confessed and
heard accordingly y. A, COFFIN, o. d IT.
Nov ], lS6l-.at--prs fee S3-684 srirI -
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STOP tho NItzre4erer:
DRoKE JAIL, ON THE NIGHT OF THE
ID Sth October, ut Pikeville. Bledsoe county,
Tenn, n man named JOSHUA w. GENTRY,
who was committed to Jail for the atfedioas nur-
der of VIM. N. Farmer, an Old .eitiscn Oh this
county. ... 80 - 1919 80
4 inches high, INDUSTRIES some 30 ~ 20 anehes
round the breast, rather raw bonca hair of n dark
brown color, eyes rathor light color, light thin
beard dark completed or sun bufnt lsrgeh feet
and hands-worc Oft grey roundaboutsdoat and
pants of the same material such as ! gnes nnm-
Der Of the volunteers wear-very fond Of wkiskey
= general appearance rather clowuish--nstser
intelligtnt - - -
The above reward viii be paid for the fappre-
hension Of the said Gentry and delivery 10 nae at
Pikeyille, Tenn, aof ieSninement In any Jail in
tho State 60 that can othiT, .,..-s
logfsrhst hns ulisaai-s>. W.M,fkxM1R.
Pikesills, Bledsoe CO., Tenn o. "a,
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State of Tennessee, McMinn county.
L. ii. Benton,
rs.
j. III. Knight.

TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO ME
L from complainant's allegation, which is swoin
to- that J. II. Knight, the defendant has left the
State of Tennessee, and his effects b ing attached
ii is therefore ordered that publicuti m be made
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post, a
paper published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
the saidJ II. Knight to appear before me, at my
house, in the 10th civil district, McMinn county,
ON the first Monday of May, lSG2-and make de-
fence to complainants claim, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex partc.
j. C. CARL0Ck, IL p.
Oct, 20, 1s6l.-r Prs. fee $500 6si
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r.Jno Erauol, ;oor,al .out;tledl Fen
az 49, IL TII,,,.,.t;o, o;ro,7
of = fao, which has n,,xzled ,snortina men
I ..a,.,i,,S, I'M, ,,,o1 Iaft Bo,r6l ~ q ann
-"""ey, why 'ne '.t' o''1' y,
bursts 50 mach more frequently than the
right? The explanation is this :-rhe
SPORTSMAN ON going out loads both barrels,
80 saa;nr : bird rico fres naturally
anu easee'"s = ~
the right one; he reiouas that barrel ana
when he again sees a bird or hare he
fires it again; and so he does perhaps
~. F., ;.,'-s,,aooss;o,, pr. ooob
c"e"'s """'' !" 'u = sIys i - ~ A.
firing gives a shock to the charge IN the
ftbsnd barrel, and att last the success
sioi, of shocks separates the wadding from
the powder and snot; the consequence
4. 49, ,o, ,S,s,as ba,woo, lion,
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Humors of the Campaign.

The rollicking army correspondent of
n New York paper perpatrates the follow
ing:E &c ,5aEM b1s VrrGrcT ersgtE
La Mountain has been up in his balloon.
and went so high that he could see all
the way to the Gulf of Mexico ard observe
what they had for dinner at Fort Pickens.
He made discoveries of an important
character, my boy, and says that the
rebels have concentrated. several troops
at Manassas. A reporter of the Tribune
asked him if he could see any negro in
surrections, and he said that he did see
some black spots moving around near
South Carolina, but found out aiterward
that they were some ants which had got
into his telescope. j. ..a.. ,. .su
30 The Prince Joinville's two sons, my
boy. are admirable additions to Gen. Nc
CleIlan' s.staff, and speak English SO well
that I can almost understand what they
say, Two Arabs are expected here to-
morrow to take command of Irish brig.
AIDES, and Gen. Blenker will probably
have twosAxetecs ito assist him in the
s(terusan division, ~ h-7a1--g f'is ,.s II .
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M. L. Phillips,

George W. Lindsay, David Lindsay anil;a1hers,
go aPPEaRfNG FROM TaR BILL THAT
defendant GtUrgc W. Lindsay :ssides fn the
State of A::.:;s,---, uuc uo;ehdant David Lindsay
in the State of Georgia. publication is ordered to
he inado for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said non resident defenaaAts,
George W. and David Lindsay, TO make theirper-
sonai appearance on or before the Grst Monday OF
December, 1861, at the Court house in Madis9n-
vile, and answer the bill fled against them md
others in the Chaucery Court at MadisonyiIls,b by
NJ L. Phillips, or the Same will be set for heafing
as confessed and heard accordingly. ,f.,-,nE
,gssA tasr J. A. COFFIN, O. E, G
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State Of Tennessee, McMinn County.
CIRCUIT COURT
Alfred Hanks, John Scarborough and 9th RS

rs.
Elizabeth Hanks. Wodson II. Wethorly and others.
Petition to Sell Lands and Ncgroes.1
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
L tons in the bill filed in this that the resi-
-Iicncc of Wodson H.. Wetherly, Sarah Wcthcrly,
Margaret McNec, - McNecl, her husband, is
unknown to the compliments, it is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post n newspaper published in the
town of Athens. requiring said respondent to be
and appear at the next term of the Circuit Court,
to be held for tho county of McMinn, on the second
Monday of December next, thea and there to
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill or
the same will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing &c larte rs to them.
JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
Nov |, 1s61-it-prs fee S3-6S4
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CLEVELAND
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME TRUSTEES OF THIS INSTITUTION
4 are pleased to announce to the public that
they have procured the services Of the Rev. J. N.
BRADSHAW, Oate Pastor Of tho Presbyterian
Church, Chattanooga as Principal. lie takes
the supervision of all the Departments md pledges
himself to have tbom filed with competent teachers.
Mr. j. comes to rs as man Of enterprise and Of
untring energy. He is experienced in the bust
of educating the young, and, by his fall pur-
pose to identify with the interests Of the School,
will give to the Young ladies of Fast TcEressee
and Of North Georgia school near at home
equal IN hepefits and honors to what is so often
sought abroad.
The house. already commodious is we'll fitted
up. Within the last 10 months mn expenditure of
from $500 to $500 has been mnde in securing en-
entirely new furniture for the rooms. De-
sides there is n new and well selectod Apparatus,
worth several hundred dollars and sufficient for
all purposes in teaching Philosophy ana Chomis-
try, and some of the special Sciences.
We give below the rates of Tuition, graded up
on moderate scale--the same charged by the
last Principals
Primary Department, per annum, $1,000
Preparatory 1000
Freshman Glass, 20,00
Sophomore T" 7 .-s. "slI 24,00
Junior 5000
Senior " 5000
Music-Pano, Guitar or Mclodeon, 5000
Through Base Comp, &C., 20,00
French and othcr Modern Languages, 5000
In the Ornamental Department full provision
will be mais, also Mt the ordinary prices.
The ralc Of payment Is one half in advance,
the rest by The middle Of the term.
Pupils will be charged at prescn. from the time
they enter to tho close of the LIST Quarter
Board can be had in good families, and at con
vcnicnt boarding houses kept purposely for young
ladies, at one of which tho Principal will board
and the LIST Assistant take charge. The price Of
board, including lights, fuel and washing, is not
to exceed 50, so per week.
ID. @. W. PARKS, scc'y and Treas.
Oct II. 1Sfl-tf-6Sl
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Chancery Court at Madisonville, Tenn.

Chancery Court at Madlsonv1IIe, Tenn.
$. S. Glenn, C. W, Coffin and B. l.. White,
p. NJ. Gentry, John Gentry, and others, heirs Of
4.,4rr- - a. d, Clntry, decd
TT APPEALING FROM THE BEL THAT
Il defendant John Gentry resides in parts an
known, publication is ordered to be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post newspaper
printed in Athens, Tenn, notifying and requiring
said non PRESIDENT defendant, John Gentry, to APP
pear at the Court. house in Madsonyile. on or
before the first Monday of December 1851, and
answer complainants bill, or the sams iwih-'be
taken MS confessed and heard er parte. .n,A g
IA COFFIN, q
Oct II, lS6174t-prs fec $3-dsi ~ ~,
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nay We learn that man named Isaac
George, formerly of this place, was shot
and killed in an ARRAY, a few days since,
in tie lower part of this county.
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Look Here!
T. W. FLEMING,
rv. .as GENERAL -.
COM MISSION MERCHANT,
augusta, Georgia.
Nov 8, 1SGl--Iys-6s5

G. G. Curtis,
..
J. p. Siyels.
In THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO Me
Il from complainant's bill which is sworn to,
that J. p. Sivcs, the defendant about to sccrctc
or put his property ont of hts hands so to de-
fraud the plaintiff and his effects being attached,
il is therefore ordered that publication he made in
the Athens Post, published in Athens, Tennessee,
requiring him to appear before mo at, my house,
in the 9Th civil district McAIinu county. On tie
10th day Of April, 1852, and make defence to
claim, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing or pa,1e.
THOMAS ROGERS. Justice Of the Peace.
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