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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

CALIFORNIA I. S. SENAToR.-We are
grailfed to learn that Hon. j. A. McDou-
gall, formerly of Chicago. has been chosen
Senator for California He is man of
eminent talents, and an excellent Demos
crat.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Tremendous Revolution Back
wards

AT the post flee Eclectic II held in this city
last Saturday, Alexander Mcintosh received
lis votes, J. L. Braden votes, Morgan
Walk ins votes, Niger Hill 6 votes, Abe
Lincoln vote.
Thus the Republican party of Joliet,
alter a most exciting contest, was only able
to poll l28 votes "a falling off of 354 votes
since last November.
1t the Republican party Of Joliet contin-
ues to diminish in the same ratio for the
next six months, there won't be as much
left Of 1t as there were of the Kilkenny
cats.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

Ia In the economy of nature" we
often find the widest profusion and so we
do in the boosted economy of some people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Supplies not cut OF from Sum.
ter.

The public are by no means dissapu;ntsd
by the recent news of warlike movements
The Confederacy is ready to receive ;ts
visitors in any form. The supplies of F.
Sumter are not yet cut off Affairs. bowev.
er, appear to be eliminating.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
NJ o TI Q "a.
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
OF JOLIET.

On the 25:h Of March last, dispatch
signed by j. o. Norton, G. d. a Parks,
J McRoberts, F. A. Bartleson, j. E.
Streeter, and A. Leach, was sent to the
Presidenr, asking him if he would postpone
the appointment of Post Master of Joliet
until an election by the Republican voters
could be held.
on the I'd of April the following telegram
was received:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

No MORE TERRITORIEs.-Ther remains
not one foot Of unorganized territory in the
Republic. The organization, during the
last session of Congress, of Colorado, Ne
vada, and Dacotah, has wiped out all the
unorganized territory The whole of the
territories of the United States is seven.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Town Election,

The Democracy Of this town bad the
field all to themselves at the election last
Tuesday. There were no Republican can
didates in the field Tie vote in conse,
quence was small. To make it interesting
our Democratic friends got up scrmmage
amongst themselves, which, we believe, re.
suited satisfactorily to all parties, excepting
the defeated candidates and their friends.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

H2-" Do you mean to intimate, sir, that
my butter is old ?"
y" Not old enough to have lost its hair,
dear madam"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

r9r The official figures of the census of
1860 have now been completed, and the
total proves to be 81, 429, s91. OF these
1852. Sol are slaves.
The population Of the several States, in
~ a. ,of..;ro ..-o,o,.;o,, :, - c,lio,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Washington, April ., 1861.

will postpone the
appointment Of Post Master awhile as you
desired. A. LINCOLN.
An election, in accordance with the re
quirements of the above notice, hundreds
of copies of which were printed and dis
tributed in the city, was held last Saturday
and resulted in favor of Mr.. A Mcintosh,
whom Old Abe must appoint post master.
This knotty question is now disposed of,
and Old Abe's Joliet Cabinet can turn its
attention to other matters.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

sSr Heart, though called substantive
noun in grammar, is, in the world, an in
definite article.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Total, District No. ..

a" l, q
Ada chalk, ink, 5rooms, brushes,
cleaning. ETC., both schools, say :
Total amount for both schools, lsC
The above amount does not inclde rtpE
upon, or permanent fixtures in or abOssE
buildings, which, during the past -
have been but little. The tnia! yearIs
penses, including repairs. etc.. for thsa
rent year, will not exceed s., 900, end
cost per scholar less than nine doIIsn !
Board contemplate reseaiing the -
house in District Nc. / j; a school bossi
having been levied in the district Tor
purpose. We also desire to eIesn, Vi
wash, and put in complete repair thsk
ing in District No. 9, the expense Sfvi
will be but trihing. but will add n1S
the cleanliness, health, and comfort d
scholars attending that school.
This Board do not see how the gJ
ses for conducting the schools ear Be-
ducsd, unless we still further cut dow
salaries Of the teachers, which, in cars
ion, Is inexpedient as 10 that event 81
become impossible TO obtain first Q
teachers. And to employ second or .
rate teachers, would soon destroy ibst
cheney Of our schools and render thea
worthy Of the object for which they 80
tended.
With the exception Of moneys rscss
for tuition, Of non resident scholars. .
are no funds which come into or 30
sion, as we draw all orders for the ps!p
Of teachers, aod other expenses, dire
upon the city clerk.
The amounts received from non ress
scholars are as fell WIS. f6r District Ne.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

ROOM OF THE COMMON CoUxcIL,
JOLIET, April 3, 1861.
Council met.
Present, His Honor the Mayor and AID
Howk, Werner, Hart. Theiler. A Schiedt,
Heath, Cock, j. Scheidt Goodell, Caswell,
and Porter.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

Total amount.
No moneys received from DistrieiN
for the above yurpose. !,
ibis fund has never been paid o's
the city treasurer, but has been sIPe,.
from time to time, in procuring aPP.D
etc, for the school, under the direc1H
this Board.
In conclusion, permit Us to say, =.
will affJrd Us much pleasure, at any =
to communicate such information -
be desired by the Common W
And we shall be pleased to cc-opersisp
you in making our schools what they
originally designed-sn honor and ~
to our city.
s. W. SToSE, Secretsq
Board Of School Insps'i"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Board Of school Inspectors n,
port.

joliet, March, q, 1861
To the Mayor and Common Council Oh
City Of Joiiet-
GENTLEMEN I'm accordance with "
resolution, passed at your meeting GO
18Th inst, we herewith hand YOU . 81,
mont of the amounts expended for thsH
port of the Union Schools Of this civ a
ing the current year, closing With the y
ent term, together with the am. Of a
employee, salary, etc.
SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. l.
Mr.. L III Cheeney, Principal Gram
mar Dept. s.
Miss Lucy A Danley, Asst Gram
mar Dept, Z
Miss VI + Hopkins, Principal Inter.
mediate Dept, :
Miss Kate 5 Nicholson, Asst In
termedI4te Dept, g
Miss Jane VI Wills, Principal Pri-
mary Dept. (.
Miss Maria L Fuller, Asst Pima.
~ Dept, 4.
} iuitur, per annum, :
Wood, incluling saving. /
Total, District No l. So
scH OIL DISTRICT. NO. Q.
Mr. Darling, PrIueipal High School
Ie.'t, g
same, additional for languages, I.
Miss Adele Jennings, ASST High
School Dept, :
Miss Billings, Asst High School
Dept, 8
Miss J ssphine Ayers, Principal IT,
term d ate Dept, 5
Mrs Anna Stevens, Asst Interme-
diaie Dept. =
Miss Bertha Beam, Asst Interme-
date Dept, !.
Miss Mary DOnnell, Principal Pri-
mary Dept. :
Ms Mary Z BrOwr, Asst Primary
Dept, 3
Miss Sarah NJ Bergen, Asst Prima.
~ Dept, =
Miss Theresa DOolittle, Asst Pri-
mary Dept,
Geo Gray, Janitor, per annum,
Charles Weeks, eoal for the entire
year,
Wood saving, (!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

Ada chalk, ink, 5rooms, brushes,
cleaning. ETC., both schools, say
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-06

dered maiden round the waist, there's little
brooch for thee; see how it glitters in the
light"
"a pretty brooch, indeed ~ cried Mother
Mincng, snatching it from his hand Joan
shall touch no such thing, if she is an honest
woman's daughter. How came you by all this
treasure ?"
MARRY, found it p cried Symkin, jovial
ly. "And pretty find it was, too. See
here!" And he spread the broad pieces on
the table, needless of the greedy eyes around
him.
Found it p' echoed Mother Mincing.
GAY in gentefolk's pocket, I'll be bound !;
poor people don't come by such things very
honestly"
"Nay, nay, good mother" said Symkin !;
"as honestly as the day is light Why, look
you you promised me that when / could fill
my little money-bag, little Joan should be
mine. Didn't she, Joan? And now you turn
your back upon me, and call me thief
Joan was evidently inclined 10 her mothers
belief, and, on being pressed by her lover, only
replied, "Sure it's good gold, if it be well come
by"
"Why, look your said Symkin, holly /;
'fhave | deserved this a hard working fell
low like cannot pick up little money, but
am thought thief and a murderer, for any
thing know"
"Ay," said Mistress Mincing, lit is very
likely"
"Why, by all that's unhoy p only he didn't
put it in such mild way, "would on swear
my character away before you hear what
have to say Ask anybody here-ask CATER
John, little Andrew, Marks ask any body if
they have ever known me to do dishonest
action"
mot l, said CATER; always as true and
fair as a new bowstring"
Nor 1, cried little Andrew F.; "Symkin was
always of the right sort always ready to
drink with a man and break his crown after
wards" And he handed him his cup.
Symkin put it aside with some heat, for he
was thoroughly reused, and told his story as
plainly as he could
had finished. do you suppose l am going to
believe such story as that? Not J."
"Do you think I'd tell lie g roared Sym
kin.
ga man who would steal would tell hun
dred lies!" screamed his opponent land
firmly believe you're no better than you should
be; so march off, my good sir, l won't have
any vagabonds in my house p
This was past endurance, so Symkin declar-
ed he would bulge for no Juan or woman in
the world, and sat down to his sack, which
had been prepared during the hot controversy.
Come, lads" said he, "you won't turn y our
backs upon me, l know. Drawer, bring your
best sacks for all, if your mistress will allow
you"
Though it be i'll gotten, il may be well
spent" replied the dame and, with this salve
to her conclusion, she served her customers,
and SO they sat drinking till midnight.
Concluded on Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-06

800 yds PRINTED MUSLINS. costing from 20 to 5Oc
the yard, marked l24c.
One Counter of MOURNING GOODS of all kinds
marked about half price.
One Counter of THIN DRESS GOODS, marked zoe,
worth Acc.
Large pile of White Plaid CAMBRICS, CAMBRIA
MUSLINS, &C., at IL to zoe.
Twenty-Five MANTILLAS, at at a discount of 20 per
cent.
Thirty FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS, for 20 of them,
in small sizes, SO each
100 Cent? SHIRT BosoMS will be sold at sixpence
each.
One Box REMNANTS of GREY GOODS, suitable for
Capes, &c
PARAS0LS and SUN UMBRELLAS all going.
100 HOOP SKIRTS, at 373c, former price SIC,
HOSIERY and GLOVES displayed the length of the
Hosiery Counter, all marked in plain figures.
One lot Of Cotton and Wool DE LANES marked SIC.
All the balance of DE LANES marked One Shilling
Every PRINT in store sold at Sixpence.
FRENCH PRINTS marked One Shilling.
White Ground FRENCH BRILLIANTS, Chintz Col
ors, marked l5c
SILK COUNTER
Here shall make clean sweep. For prices come
and see the Goods The Silks will be arranged that
customers examine them as they hang
asH-Lades, take notice that this Mark Down means
something All can that am determined 10 turn
my stock into money during July
GEO. p. BRYANT,
No. Mechanics Building, Worcester.
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- .ETTTsINs

for three insertions and 20 cents Tor eacn sue
insertion 90, tnl Ten lines or less, constitute
"sq-ertsements ordered inside s,u OF IN w r
rrominene also those largely aspiay GU
30 charged extrSantracts by the Se"i ~
made on liberal terms. ,h
In WEEKLY, First insertion gras
seqnent insertion rs cents. odid IN
~ All transient Advertisements muspired
YdpaHee. Yearly or regular advertisers Will be
10 make quarterly payments 49,
W No oratuitoHs Advertisements. No report, re-
lutons, proceedings of any corporation, society
association, and communication designed TO call ate
ion to any matter Of limited individual interest," G.
telnserted, unless paid for as an Advertisement
~ The Publishers Will not hold Themselves respo
.oie ior any errors that may occur beyond he.amou
charged for the Advertisement
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Among the Desirable Bargains are:
lot of Double Width cHENE MoHAIRs, at 42c,
considered cheap at 75e.
full line of Striped and Figured BERAGE ANG
LAIS, lie, regular 25c goods.
1000 yds GRAY GOODS, &c.
extra, for the price.
Extra Double Width GRAY GOODS, for Travelling
Suits, at II and Csc.
full assortment of BERAGES, ESMARALDAS,
LAWNS, BRlLLIANTS, and other Seasonable Goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-06

RAGS, BAGS Roberts & Goodale's
IL Patent Machine Paper Bag Agency. at SHOE
STORE No. 40 Front street. opposite the Bigelow Mon
ument Wholesale aud retail orders filled at the lowest
Prices A. HUTCHINSON.
my2o diff
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Zeal estate.

~: FOR SALE-A two story Dwelling
Hi,i House, with Barn attached, and nearly three
kAs0urths of an acre of Land situated the Grove
street Cemetery The House is built in thorough
ner estern in the attic aud pipes running basement
which has three rooms finished. The above will be sold
at bargain For further particulars inquire at NOS
Front street. diff apis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-06

TREASURE.
Widow Mincing was sharp, matter ot-fact
woman, who attended her business well, and
was shrewd and yet kind. When she first
discovered the little love affair between Sym.
kin and Joan, she did all in her power to stop
it; but when it became too strong for her, she
wisely gave in. For all that, she looked upon
the merry tinker with no great favor, and con.
sidered hima thoughtless, though good heart
ed young fellow, whom she could love as
friend but son.in-aw--ah he had no
money, and so she came to that determination
as to the filling of the money bag, winch mel.
ther Of them could openly object to, although
both did SO secretly. When Symkin called
for cup Of mulled sack, she thought he was
decidedly mad. "Mulled SACK" she NUT
tered, "and where's the money to come
from?"
"Never fear, mother" cried Symkin, gaiy.
"My money bag is filled at last. Look here l'
And he shook the lag over his head, bringing
it down with crash on the table. Here,
pretty JOAN" he continued, taking the Devil.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-16
THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

WT0ULD ESPECTFULlA RETURN HIS
w sincere thank for tho very liberal su,porf
ac t,,s received from the citizens 81 ihis ana lhe
adjacent counties. aud soiirs II continuance OF
he SAINT. He Las just opened splerdid assurt
mcnt Of Material, for The manufacture of Saddle,
SaddlchugS. Brides. Marlngac. lmg.y AMI
Wagon Harness, and every other article in hi.
line oi business. and which be keeps constantly
un hand. lie will sell nj wholesale or rvtail am
At as low figure as can be bought in East Ten.
nCsscC.
The subscriber has on band a good assortmer
# Hog Skius. Euamcllrd Leather. Patent Leah
or. Pad skim Morocco. White Wciing, Giuhinu
Rein Webb. StruiUiuc Webb. Thread. Sal,llcls
>ik Enamcilrd Cluth, Stirrup Irons. Bride BIS.
'iarncss MoWntin". Ornaments. Buckets. Tr,ul
Locks MnllcJs. Tacks, Saddcrs Tools Shnrl
Skins, and very thing else necessary to carry 81
he Sndllirg Business. and which lie will sell or
rrasonahlr terms. Call and see before purchnsin
elsewhere. EDWIN A. ATIEE
March %. 1sGn-tf-GNO
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Dec IL. lsG0-3n-G38 ,l
1afJ- Instruction in Peumanship will be given
TO Class-l0 days-commeneing On Monday,
slsi inst, at Mt. Harmony. Terms 81 per scholar,
nv s. p HALE
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Chancery Sale.
j. cph J Johnston,

G. T. DgIiuc and Warren Dnlano
IN OBEDlENCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
L tho August term, $50, of the Chancery CuuH
Benton, aud revived at tn, February term.
1851, will sell, at the Court-hnuse door in the
town If Benton, on the LIST day # April. 1861, o.
II credit Of six monhs. in hnr Of any further rglr
Of redemption in said Braine aud Delano, ali
the interest that either of them may have in and
70 tho North west quarter of section three, in
fractional township four, South, and range five.
East of the basis line, in the Ocoee District, Polk
county. Tennessee, and the Machinery and Fix
lures annexed thereto. Notes and security will
he required. and lien retained until the purchase
money is paid. J. IL. ALEXANDER. C. 4 NJ.
Feb %, lS6l-6t--prs fee 81. 60-GlS
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Chancery Sale.
Sam. Y. Brown,

Warren Delano ami George T. Brain.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE
l. AZ the hugut term, 1861 and revived NJ the
February term. 1851, will Offer for sale, for casl
in hand, ut the Chnrt-hpu-e door in benton. Oh
the LIST day of April next all til. right and equ
~ Of redemption that q. 7. Brninc or Warrer
Dciano, either of them, have in and 10 the fol
lowing described LAND AMI MINING FIX
TuRES. to wit: The North west quarter Of sec
ton ,Hroc, in fractional town hip four, South and
rage FIVE. East Of the basis liue. in the Ococc
Dis.rct, Polk county. Tcnnn 'sce--i6O acres.
j. H. ALEX iNDER, c. & VI.
Feb -, lSGl-td-prs Fec 50 80 --GiS
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Pistols.

Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, five and six
hooters.
Allen Whcelock's Patent Repeating Pistols
i've and six shots; Aliens Self Cooking Rifle Pts.
oil
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TN PURSUANCE TO A DEED OF TRUST
A. executed to mo by J. W. Bridges, for the bene
III of parties therein mentioned. and dated the
18th day Of August, 1860, will sell TO tho hirh.
est bidder, at the Court house door in Athens
Tenn. on the 2d Monday in April next, on n
credit Of six months. the three following named
AEdROEs Amy. woman aged about % years.
and her two children, Rose and Lila, aged re-
spectiyely i've nnl two years. Notes with an.
proved sureties will be required
U. l.. YORK, Trustee.
March l. l9Gl-B.-Glg
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Chaucory Court at Washington, Tenn,
David E.ilcn,

Louisa Essex Michael Esscx, and Others.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
L Of tho Clerk Gad Master that Michael Essex.
defendant in this cause is a non resilient of tn,
State Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served on him, II is therefore
ordered that publication he made in the Athens
Post for four weeks, requiring said non resident
dcionlan to appear at the next term of this
Court, t, he hOllen at the 0ourl house in the
town Of Washington on tho lst Wednesday after
the iih Monday ia April next, aud plead. answer
or dcinur to conplainants bill. or the same will
b taken for confc .cl an sst for hearing CO arte
as to him. W. +. CoLVILLE, c. & VI.
Feb 90, 1S6l-it prs foe S3-6lS
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LOupON ROLLING MILL.

AZ s.OUDON. TEAM. Hs "a
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPECT.
Il fully inform the consumers of Wrought Iron
that they are now manufacturing ilit
Superior Article Of Rolled Iron,
such as Wagon Tyre, Buggy Tyre, Horseshoe
Iron, Band Iron, Round and Square Iron all sizes
Of Fiat Iron, from thrce-iours Of an iuchin width
up to three iuchcs, by all the various thckncsses,
from threc-six tconths of an inch and upwarls.--
Also, rounds, from onc-haf inch ~ to two anda
quarter inches; squares. from one-half inch up to
one and q half inches--all Of wnich they latter
themselves that they n'makc equal, in point Of
finish and good quality, to any that is mndc in the
States. Having been engaged in tue business up
wards Of thirty years, aud thereby acqurcd q tho
rough knowledge of tho manufacture Of Iron IN all
It's branehes, (which they hopeto give entire sat
isfaction. 49,
A large assortment always kept ON hand, manu-
featured out Of the best East Tennessee METALS TO
which they call the attention of the merchants and
consumers Of Iron, all OF which they olcr low for
Cash, or On good terms.
All orders will be promptly attended to. ...
.as.l JONES a HARRIS.
Dee TO- lSJS--ly--l 100
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NOTICE..

A IL WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
IA accounts with mo for one, two and three
years, are hereby notified to do so by the first of
March. All accounts not closed by that lime will
be found in the hands of an officer. Ny Books
must and shall be closed. If you cant paw the
money come aud give yournot I will take good
Bacon, at tho market price, in payment Of debts
will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, s. X. REEDER.
Feb Is, 1861
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Fine Paris, Black SILK, Linen Paper, painted
md plain and Palm Leaf Fans
China Vases, Mugs and Tea Sets.
Ladies' Gnc Turkish Morocco Rcticulcs, satchcls,
tahos. &c.
Ladies' fine Pearl Port Monnaics; Purses. &c.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING
AND REPAIRING.

HAVE FIRST RATE W0RKMEN, AND
i No. ]. Material and will do any jobs in the
above line, cheaper and better than Anybody. Z
80 WM A. G. REED.
Near Depot, Athens, Oct. ~, ls60--029
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LIVERY STABLE.

rTNIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR.
Il chased the Athens LIVERY STABLE, is
prepared TO accommodate all who may call with
Horses, Buggies. Hacks, &c, and respectfully
'olicts liberal share Of custom. lie is prepared
TO feed all stock that may come and his Stables
viii be well and carefully attended TO- Charges
moderate. WM H. HOWARD.
Athens. April Is. ls6O-6OS
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,yaluable Lands fOr Sale.

KNoWN AS TIE "PATTcN TAnM."LY-
IN ing IN the Hiwassee river. at the mouth of
Ocoeo, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county
lchp.. containing by estimation, 612 acres-255
aces cleared ana iTorc good Land to clear---about
100 atics Of Bou,m Landau in a high state of
cut'aiior-Nith a fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn AID all necessary out buildings Said
intn Is well tnnbered and waterc,l--water in all
TIC heaa, two good springs good Well and Cis-
pin. Terms made easy. o. ... ..-... ...
fWher Information may be had from Judge
Gath aud Thca, II. Galloway, Cleveland. Tenn: Il.
C.Ja,Eson ana W. } M. Alexander, Athens, Tenn;
Robert Russell, MadisoiNiiic. Tenn, or from tho
r'hScrilor. j. II. ALEXANDER.
jay 10. 1S6l--u--JCi
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A. c. Day and others,


W. = IIOrr md Others.
WILL PROCEED TO TAKE THE AC.
Il count orlcrci in thi. cause, at the Office of the
Clerk and Master in Washington. on the 10Th day
of March next. at which time and place the par.
ties are notified to attend with their proof
w. Il. C0LVILLE, C. L NJ.
Feb %, lS6l-3t--prs fee S2-6iH
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-16
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are compelled Ia have money. Those who can't
pay a must lny IHrl--crey Ma,, must nan
"D'eihing. We have cur books posted, and those
tuvrg unsettled accounts can save costs by call
M and settling at once. You will not save any
hing in the way Of interest by staying away, as
we count interest on all accounts from LIST day 0
January alter the account is made.
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