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The Eight in Scott County.

We had an interview on Saturday last
with Lieutenant Crockett r. Willard, who
commanded Captain G. NJ. Mathes's com
pany in the mountain battle, which came
of on Tuesday, the LIST inst. Lieutenant
Willard was wounded in tho upper part
of the left arm. The bullet has not yet
been extracted, but he thinks the wound
Will not be very serious. He brought
with him the remains of Henry Haley
and Samuel Jones-both members OF his
company who were killed in the fight.
David Malone, of the same company,
was wounded in the shoulder. and Oven
n. Briscoe and Afford n. Smith, also Of
the same company, were both wounded
in the thigh.
The Confederates had only about 80
men engaged, while the enemy had from
10 TO 100 engaged. Their entire force,
however, was about 800. The Confeder-
ates lost four men killed and eleven
wouned-one MORALLY. Our forces killed
thirty of the enemy and took eighteen
prisoners. They also took thirty horses
and two hundred catte-rather bad lot
and what bacon they wished to use
during their mountain tour, which lasted
about week
Lieutenant NJ. is an intelligent man,
and is evidently brave and efficient Of
ticer. -,S0utheyH Adpocdte
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Martial Law.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AMIR AND INSPECTOR GESKRAL's OFFICE,
Richmnnl Anril s 1850


WAR DEPARTMENT,
AMIR AND INSPECTOR GESKRALs OFrIcE,
Richmond, April S, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81.
The following proclamation is publish
ed for the information of all concerned
Proclamation.
BY virtue Of the power vested in me by
law to declare tho suspension of the
privilege of the writ Of haJeds corpus, |.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, President of the
Confederate States of America, do pro-
claim that martial law is hereby extend
ed over the Department of East Tennes-
see, under the command OF Major.Gen
eral Z. X. SNITn; and | do proclaim the
suspension Of all civil jGrisdiction--with
the exception of that enabling the courts
to take cognizance of the probate of
wills, the administration Of the estates
of deceased persons, the qualifications of
guardians to enter DEGREES and orders for
the partition and sale of property, TO
make orders concerning roads and bridg-
es. to assess county levies, and 10 order
the payment of county dues-and the
suspension Of the writ Of ha6eaS corpus in
the department aforesaid.
In faith whereof have hereunto sign.
D--> ed my name and set my seal this
LIS. eighth day of April, in the year
- one thousand eight hundred and
sixty two.
Signed JEFFERSON DAVIS.
IL. Major General Z. X. SMITH. Com
handing Department of East Tennessee,
is charged with the due execution of the
foregoing proclamation. He will forth.
with establish an efficient military police,
and will enforce the following orders.
All distiilation of spirituous liquors of
any kind is positively prohibited and the
distilleries will be forthwith closed
The sale of spiiituous liquors Of any
kind is also prohibited, and establish
ments for the sale thereof will be closed.
III. All persons infringing the above
prohibition will suffer such punishment
as shall be ordered by the sentence Of a
court-martial provided that no sentence
to hard labor for more than one month
shall be inflicted by the sentence of a
regimental courtmartial, as directed by
the 9th article OF war.
BY command of the Secretary of War;
Signed S. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General
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Gave Themselves UP.

Captain Alfred Cipriani, Lieut.. Victor
Vilauerin, and Lieut., Maurice deBeau-
mout, aux Chassaurs d'Assigne (casal) of
the old French army, and lately attach
ed to the SD regiment N. Y. S. NJ, re-
Gently rode from Alexandria, Virginia,
armed and equipped and voluntarily de-
liyered themselves in custody of two OF
our pickets, expressing desire to serve,
if allowed in the Southern army. They
were conveyed to Fredericksburg, and
thence on Tuesday night to this city
They left their horses in Fredericksburg.
and gave their arms to the Provost Mar
shall here. One of them is cousin TO the
French Minister at Washington. II are
intelligent and young AMI express the ut
most disgust at the service which they
voluntarily left. The Secreatry of war IS
called upon to say what disposition shall
be made of them.-RichmOnd Enquirer,
10Th inst.
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JUDICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EIectiOn--Thursday, May 22, 1862.
Circuit Judge.

lf'~ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN G. GAUT as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Judge of the Fourth Jul
dicial Circuit Of Tennessee, composed of the
counties of Marion Hamilton, Bradley, Polk,
McMinn, Meigs and Rhea.
9st~ We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc MILTON p. JARNAGIN, Esq. as q
candidate for Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit,
composed of the counties of Marion, Hamilton,
Bradley, Rhca, Meigs, MeMinn and Polk.
To NE Voters Of The counties Of Poit, UcNiw,
bradley, Ueigs, Rhea, Hamilton and Marion;
! am candidate for Circuit Judge. nm in
the Confederate Army. If you elect me and the
country does not demand my services will quit
the army. If, however, the enemy shall then so
threaten US as to make itmy duty to remain in the
service, will make some arrangement by which
the Courts shall be held. j will not receive my
pay as n soldier and the Judges salary both.
The circumstances by which VIC are surrounded
will not permit rno to visit you.
JNO l.. HOPKINS
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OBITUARY.

NATHANIEL JEFFERSON CRITTENDEN died at
his fathers residence, in Polk county, February
18th, 1852, aged II years lie made profession
Of religion about two years ago and lived and
died like a christian. He was soldier in Capt
McKamy's Company.
NANCY b. CAuLDwELL died February 10Th,
1862, aged Fl years, months and 2 days.
They were both children Of N. and S. Critten-
den.
Died, in Clinton, Tenn. March 18th, 1862, Ma
PoLEON A. HEARTsELL, son Of Abram and Louisa
Heartsel, aged 20 years months and days.
lie volunteered.in August, 1861, in Captain Hol-
lands cavalry company from Blount county. He
was a young man possessing excellent morals,
never indulging in any of the evils that so many
young men of the present day indulge i'm He
was always ready for duty, and he was brave as
he was generous, and loved by all who knew him.
Although he was not member of any Church or
professor of religion, he was, when at home, a
regular attendant at Sunday School and the
House of God. 1t was his chief delight to attend
Divine worship. Surely our loss is his eternal
gain. His remains were brought to Louisville,
Tenn and there inferred bya large concourse of
friends, by the side of his mother God grant
that we may all meet him where parting is not
known. Kind friends, weep not, for
"a golden harp is now his own,
An angels skill to play;
His joyful songs are bursting forth
In one triumphant lay.
Our soldier friend and brother may we meet,
When life with us is ended
And may our songs, in that blest land,
With his be sweetly blended" MoLLIE.
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LAND SALE.

IT WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE
| Court house door in the town of Athens, Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, tothe highest bidder, for
cash in hand, on the 18th day.of May, 1862, the
following TRACT OF LAND, to wit Tract
of Land, containing 42O acres, more or less, ly.
ing and being in MoMiun county, Tennessee, Hi
wassee District, adjoining the Lands of Wesley
Evans and w. j. MeClatchey, it being the Land
upon which A. p. McCatchcy now rcsdes-said
Land having been levied upon by virtue of an
execution issued from the Circuit Court of Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, as the property of A. P.
McCatchcy, to satisfy judgment in favor of
John Baxter, recovered in said Circuit Court
against.the said McClatchey, for tSo sum Of Fiji
teen Hundred and Seyenty-six Dollars and Four
teen Cents, and all costs, which will be sold I'M
less said judgment and all costs are paid before
the day of sale WM. BURK, Sheriff.
Anril IL. 1SG2-3t--nrs fec S3.2O-1O7
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The yankees in stafford County.

The raid of Sickles' drunken brigade
into Stafford county, Va, has been mo-
ticed. The Fredericksburg Nc'cS thus
describes the doings of the Hessians:
From the Messrs. Conway, Morgan and
Schooler, they took all clothing of all
sorts, money, plate; tore up r. Conveys
bonds before his flee, poured ink and
wine on the carpet, and broke the fuFni-
ture. One negro, armed ond in uniform,
searched his house, even up stairs, saying
he was looking for concealed officers
Drunken Zouaves danced about old Mr..
Conway's house, but were ordered off by
their Captain, who sang Dixie to the ne
proes in the presence of the ladies. They
stole two horses and threatened to cut
old "Col." Morgan ito mince meat, and
make breastworks of his damned old
rebel heart" In word tlese vile and
filthy invaders literally sacked and de-
slroyed the village, except the houses.
they said they were exasperated by the
Texas Rangers killing eight of them on
their march.
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Circuit Court, Meigs County, Tenn.
Amos Ii. Mos and Elizabeth j. Moss,


Jno. C. Moss, Thos. NJ. Rowden, Shadrach Row
den and VIM. A. Bowdon.
attachment
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM TIE
/ affidavit Of plaintiffs that defendants John O.
Moss, Thomas NJ. Rowden and VIM. A. Rowden
arc non-rcsidcns of the State Of Tennessee, 1t IS
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, news
paper published in Athens, Tennessee, notifying
snid nonresident defendants to appear at the next
term of said Court. to be held for said county, at
the Courthouse insDecotur, on the Sd Monday
of April next, then and there to answer said com
plant or the same will be taken as confessed rs
to them and proceeded with accordingly,
W. l.. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
March 81, 1sG2-it--prs fee S3--7Oi
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the town if it was not let down. The cit
liens. DESTROYS of avoiding the fire of the
enemy, prevailed on the officer to put it
down.
General Wallace Of the Federal army,
was killed in the late battle.
regre; to inform you that Gen. Glad
den died today Of the wounds received
on the 9th inst.
Gen. Bragg has been made full Gen
eral
The Confederate army is in excellent
spirits, and'rea6y to renew he fight.
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The Banks.

The article which we publish to-day,
from the Charleston Courier, over the sig
nature of "Mercator," we commend es-
pecially to the attention of those VINO
have been complaining at the Banks be-
cause, forsooth, those institutions will not
comply with their unreasonable demands
for bank notes instead of Confederate
money. He who will not cheertully re
ceiye the latter, should be made TO GO
without any description of money.-At
Lanla LahLSgencer.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Wilcox, Hand & Ansley,

Lowry & wilkins, Bantz Bowen, and others.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
Clerk and Master from the amended bill
fled. that the respondents, Bantz & Bowen, are
nonrcsidcnts of the State of Tennessee il is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, a newspaper published in Athens
Tennessee, requiring said uon-rcsidents to appear
at the noxt term of tho Chanccry Court to be
held for the county of McMinn, ut the Court
house in Athens, Tom, on tue 81 Monday of
August next, then and there TO plead, answer or
denur to said amended bill, a. tho same will be
taken ms confessed rs to them and set for bearing
or Darfe. JNO. i. BRIDGES, G. d H.
April II, 1862 --it--prs fec sS-7O7
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nc3g. We had the pleasure Yesterday Of

nesA We had the pleasure yesterday OF
a conversation with Major +. Nc. Alex
ander Of the 9th Alabama regiment,
who was CAPTURED with n portion OF his
command at Fort Donelson and taken to
Fort Warren. Maj. Nc. Alexander, to-
gether with Col Baldwin, of the 3lst Va,
Mai. W. N. Brown of the goth Miss,
were exchanged for Col. Lee, Maj. S, ?.
REVERE and Surgeon E. II. REVERE, all
of the Goth Mass. He says that Gems.
Buckner and Tilghman are closely con.
fined IN Fort Warren in finely furnished
rooms, fitted up expressly for lady prison
ers. lie also reports the health of all our
officers good, and speaks tolerably well
of their treatment at the hands OF the
Federals, and hopes soon to be able to
recprocate by giving them ball. lie
left yesterday evening via Montgomery
to collect his scattered regiment, and is
quite anxious to take the field again.
hnorviHe Reqister, l6M.
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len ACRES LAND FOR SALE,

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL ORDER
Of the County Court Of McMinn county, made
al the Arril term, 1852, will, on Friday, the I'd
day of May, 1869, offer for sale, to tho highest
bidder, on the premises, on o credit Of six and
twelve months, In equal instalments, with tho OK
ception Of ten per cent Of the purchase money to
n 5aid down, the 100 acre Tract Of Land Of
rLich John Bakor died seized and possessed, ~
lux IN McMiur county, adjoining tho Lands of
James orton, Jesse Dodson, John Dixon and Il.
p. Bloom. Said Land Is to be sold subject to tho
widows dover. Bond and approved security will
DO oauiroi and lien retained until the purchase
money T. paid. WIN. GEORGE, Clerk
Aprh II, 1862 td--pr fee si-7O7
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Second Chanoery Division.

6ff'- We are authorized aud requested to an.
nouncc A. @. WELCKER, Esq, as candidate
for Chancellor for the Second Chancory Division
Of Tennessee. Election May 22d, 1869.
w. fcins; Please announce inc rs a candidate
for 10 election to the Office of Chancellor of the
Second Chuncory Division Of Tennessee; the
election to BE- hold on the Fourth Thursday Of
May next I. NIXON VAN DYKE.
March Z, 1852
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Attention. Lane Guards!

CUMBERLAND GAP, April s, 1862.
All members VI the above Company absent on
sick furlough or sny other kind Of leave, are here
by notified 10 report at these Headquarters at the
earliest practicable moment, as orders have been
issuea by the commanding General rcvoking all
iurioughs and leaves Of absence. Now, gentle
men, | ask You kindly to obey the above order
without hesiiation-whieh, if you fail TO do !
shall, from sense Of duty, be compelled to report
you TO the authorities at this post
c. W. COBB, lst L., Com ding Co.
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The Battle Near Corinth.

Thursday Morning. -Immediately after
the battle, Gen. Beauregard sent flag
of truce to Gen. Grant, concerning the
burial of their dead. Gen. Grant replied
yesterday that, because of the warm
weather, he had made heavy details for
the purpose of burying the dead Of both
parties ard that the work was already
accomplished. He therefore refused to
receive Confederate parties within the
Federal lines for that purpose. His note
was respectfully addressed as follows:-
General Beauregard commanding the
Confederate Army, Mississippi"
At Monterey, our courier found the
Federals busy putting their camps in or
der, and looking after the dead and
wounded. The Confederates killed are
much less than was at first supposed, and
the wounded are comparatively slightly
hurt, as they were well protected by the
timber. The prisoners are still coming
in, and number nearly 1000, including
about 200 officers.
Federals daily send out strong recon-
noiterng parties, which are constantly
surprised by the Coniederates, and many
of them either killed or captured
The Confederates are holding firmly
their old lines, and the men are in good
condition and ready for another fight
Cur wounded have all arrived, many OF
them have been sent to Memphis and
Oxford
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Getting Behind Them.

A dispatch was received here yester-
day, that cavalry force OF Confederates
from Maury county. Tennessee. had fall
len upon the rear of the enemy near
Shelbyville. Askirmish ensued in which
some sixty Federals and Ave Confeder-
ates were killed.
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1862.
Robert Williams,

Samuel NJ. Williams and Others
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
4 tons of the bill that the defendant Samuel NJ.
Williams is a nonresident of the State Of Ten.
nessee, it is therefore ordered by the Master that
publication be made in the Athens Post for four
successive weeks, requiring the defendant, Samuel
NJ. Williams, to appear at the next term of the
Chan ,ery Court to be held at the Courthouse in
Kingston, for the county of Roane, on the Sd
Monday of April next then and there to plead,
answer or dcmur to said bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed against him and set for hearing
er pdrte. THO. N. CLARK, {. G ~
Feb II, 1S62--it-prs fee 5000
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COM M E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April II.
Bacon, hog round, 36@3Sc; clear sides 3s@
4Oc; ribbed sides 81 "a 3sc; hams 36@3Sci shout
ders 33@34c, Lard, in bbs. 3l@$2c; in kegs
and cans 32@33c. Wheat, red Sl,7O@1 So
white Sl,9O@S2. Flour, extra family sl2,5O@
Sl3 family Sl2@Sl2,25; superfne $l1,5OM
SLID. Corn Sl,6O@Sl,65. Meal Sl,6O@$l 50.
Oats Sl,lO@Sl,2O. Stock Peas S1,4O@$l 3d.
RyeS275@S3. Feathers 33@35c. Dried Peach
es, peeled, 9G1lOc u ID; unpeeled 4@5c. Dried
Apples, peeled 4@5c p ID. Butter 4O@45c.-
Eggs 10000. Cotton, middling fair Sic; good
do. SG1sBc.; strict do. nc. Pea Nuts Sl,75OS2.
Hay S2,5O@S2,75 p 100 lbs
hand you herewith quotations of our Produce
market. Bacon is off in prince little. Also
Flour Grain is scarce.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Prodmce and Communication MerchanL
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ohanoerY Court al Athens.
Jno, Smith, David cloogo, William La'aieT,



j. II. LasaiCr and others.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK 4 MAS
ter from the injunction and attachment bill in
this cause. that the respondent Lasatcr Is not
citizen Of Tennessee II is therefore ordered that
publication be made IN the Athens Post, requiring
the said respondent 10 appear at the next term OF
tho Chauccry Court to be held for the county Of
McAIinn, at the Court house in Athens, on the 81
Monday Of August next, then and thoro TO plead,
answer or domur to said injunction aud attach.
menl bill, or The same viii be taken for confessed
ne 10 him and set flr hearing cr p1yte,
JNO T.. BRIDGES O. ~ ".
March q, lsG2-4t--prs foe S8-7Ol
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Lost. on the 2sth March, 1862,

A SMALL MEMORANDUM BOOK, IN THE
N vicinity of Joel Tnplctt, Esq's, containing
some important memorandum to me, but of no
use to the finder; also, an execution issued in my
favor by Jno. McGaughey, Esq; with some other
papers not rocollocted. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by returning it to me, or lenyiug Il
at the right place so that | may get IT,
JOHN l.. BRIDGES.
Apru II, 2sG2-tr-707
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March 81, lsO2--4t--prs fec sS-7Ol y
Absalom Miller,
rs, } HOchMCuf,

A7eNnnUtr NmlTn, ]
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
| in this case that the defendant has removed
out Of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served on him. it is
therefore ordered that publication he made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
the said defendant to appear at my house, near
Kingston on the lth Of July next, then and
there to answer, plead or demur to said attach
ment AMI proceedings or the case will be tried oa
parte, J. H. DEVANEY,
j. r for Roaec county.
March 81, lSG2-4t-prs fee S3-70i
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Five Cents Reward /!

ID UN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IL living in the Sth civil district of McMinn
county, bound boy named Thomas Grishom.--
All persons are cautioned against hGrboring said
boy. l will give the above reward. but no thanks
for his return to me. w. w. PORTER.
McMinn co. March IS. 1862 3l4-705
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Special Order No. 1.

OFFICE CHAIRMAN OF the CoUNrY CorRr,
Madsonville, April Z, 1869.
In conformity with the Order Of the Governor
oil the State, and the requirements Of law, do
hereby appoint the following persons TO enroll all
citzens Ia their respective Districts. between the
ages Of is and IS years, snd As and S. years Tin
two separate classes viz
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TRUSTEES
A. o. Fisher +. Young,
J.. r. Martin, N. A. Patterson,
W. S. Geers.
Feb. 7, 1sG2-4t-69s
Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
G. w. Mckenzie,
Pleasant Doughty ct ais.

attachment Injunction BW
Ut APPEARING FROM AN ALLEGATION
/ of the bill filed in this cause that respondents
Margaret Jester and g. r. Todd are nonresident
citizens of the State of Tennessee it is therefore
ordered by the Master, at his rules, that pubca-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post, a newspaper published in the town
of Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, notifying
said non resident respondents to appear at tho
next term of said Court, to be held for the county
of Meige, at the Court-hou in Decatur, on the
4th Monday of April next, then and there to
plead to complainants said bill, or the same will
be taken pro con jesso and set for hearing pprs.
+. MCC0RKLE, G, Dc ~,
Per ]. NcC0RgIE. n 9. IN.
March IA, ls62-It--prs fee $3--7O3
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A Regiment for the War.

| am authorized by Mai Gen. E. Kirby Smith
to raise regiment for the war, either by receiving
and mastering in new companies for three years oil
rc-enlisting twelve months troops for two years
further service, or during the war. A bounty Of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid to each soldier
Troops so mustered in will be furnished with the
best of arms and equipments Address me al
Morrstown, Tenn. W. I. EAKIN,
Major and Mastering Officer.
April II, 1862 At
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State of Tennessee, MoMinn County
Henry o. Cooke,

TN THIS CAUSE IT.. APpE,Ahe 10 hE
= t,,,.r',r fto defendant, resides beyond tho
,,,,,,,s If tbe State Of Tonnes c. aud hh goods
hln. siiarbed II Il therefore ordered that public
~ ,td, liz made f,r four uccessigo weeks 10 tho
I,I,ens posf. published In Athons, Tennessee, re-.
salripr him No appear bcfero me, 10 the town Of
ltbena on the goth day Of September, 1902 aud
mako defonse 10 complainanfs claim, or the same
viii be taken for confessed and rot for hearing or
,srfe as TO him. JOHN McGAUGHEY,
Jusiics Of the Peace.
march o. 1862 -ii--prs feo sS--70a
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Each person hereby appointed win make due
return to the Adjutant General at his office in
Memphis. All able bodied men between the ages
specified must be enrolled, which being done their
excuses or claims to exemption viii be determin-
ed by the Governor who has power to grant
leaves of absence in cases requiring it,
NJ. f. JOHNSON,
Chairman County Court Monroe county.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
Albert G. Tat,

Us Original Bill
William Maynor.
A GREEABLY 10 A DECRETAL ORDER
IN pronounced in this cause, at the October
term, 1851 of sad Court, will, on the premises,
on Saturday the 2lst day of April next, sell to
the highest bidder, on six months time, in bar of
the right of redemption, the following LAND, to
witt A part of the North east quarter of section
5, fractional township 4, range 9, West, lIiwassee
District, Meigs county, Tennessee, containing
"a acres, more or less, to satisfy compliments
lien as vendor. Note and good security wall be
required, and lien retained for the purchase
money. T.. McC0RKLE, G. d ~,
Perl. MoCoRKLE, D. c. NJ.
March II, 1s62-5t--prs fee $A,s0-,503