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Articles of War.

We publish this morning several Arti-
cleB Of War taken from the latest Re-
yised Regulations 90 Che Army, in hopes
that the positive injunctions which they
prescribe may be read with profit by GER
tain parties, both loyal and disloyal.
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Soldiers your officers may plan and
command, but il is yours 10 execute;
by your toll, your yalor, your daring.
and your devoted patriotism, The nation
aud an lis liberties must be defended.
You are the winners Of victory. Oh see
that you do your duty, nobly
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1t is an evidence OF great weakness for
any man to allege the wrong acts Of
perrons in the Federal army as a reason
for opposing the Union cause. If such a
one viii use his eyes, he will find num-
berless more and greater misdeeds in the
rebel army.
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Reader, which States are the most
happy and prosperous, the loyal or the
disloyal ones? Is not the misery and
wretohedness of every State just in pro-
portion to its disloyalty
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Isn't it impudence intensified for a
rebel, who upholds law which makes
the owner of twenty niggers the possess
sor Of privileges and exemptions which a
poor white man cannot enjoy, TO charge
that the Federal Government is trying TO
establish negro equality?
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The Union men are for a government
of white men, and the rebels are for a
government Of negroes. White citizens,
with whom should you identify your
selves?
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DANCING.
MIR. GOODWIN AND DAUCHTER

TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM TIM
- young ladies' and gentomeu Of Nashville, tha
saturday, November, lsi, 40 3 O'Clock, p. Nj. a
kirkman's Hal, on summer street. They viii ope,
class Tor gentlemen, Monday evening, at o'ol6ct
+. NJ All fashionable Qusdrilles, polkas, gehot
tisches, Wnlt2es Mazurkas, Varsoyionnos I,odo,yas
elc, viii be taught Gentlemen wishing TO take Ic
sons viii please make early Duplication.
Oct. a0-tWa
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STOIEN.

A NOTE ron -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLAR.
"a executed by james II. Wilson b BENJAMIN Ii
Waiers, payable 10 Silver, dated sometime in J1uc
J s1l, aud duo about the first Of January, 1902
AN persons are hereby warned not 10 buy .tt
Note AS 20 has never been assigned or Transferred n
any one by me
Oct25-lW BENJAMIN H. WATERs
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Let every soldier set before himself
the example of WAsHNGToN; and resolve
to emulate his heroic virtues.
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Diary Of a Federal Prisoner in
Secessiondom.

We fake from The Chicago Times the
following extracts from The diary Of
Captain HAzzARD, who was captured al
Shiloh with Gen. PRENTIss:
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Third Round of Quarterly Meetings
on Athens District.
OBITUARY.

-. OBITUARY. --l
JAMES W. LosG was bonn in Rockingham
county, Virginia, September eTst, r7SS. Emil
grated, with his parents, to Hawkins county, Ten
nessee, when small boy. Served two campaigns,
as u volunteer, In the war Of 1912. Was married
to Nancy Reynolds, August 18th, 1914. with
whom be lived nearly IS years. He removed TO
.MeMinn county, Tenn, in the year 1872? From
the best information, he Joined the Methodist u.
Church in tho year 1925, at Cedar Spring Camp
ground, and in the .la27 be obtained religion
at Chestua Camp ground, Thus, be lived in the
Church nearly So years, and class leader
about 80 years Of that tiuae-loved class meeting,
and enjoyed much of tho life and power of rei'
,Yion.swas strong friend Of the Church, aHd al
ways had welcome home for her rninisters. He
died May Gath, 1852, in the 18th year Of bis age.
Said during bis Last sickness, II am resdy any
noment--I have not tho least fear;" and repested
II have not the least fear" Thus has passed
away from this world ono who wnt sn adectionsts
husband, q kind, indulgeut father; good neigh
Dor, and devoted christian. :. May his mspy sur
vivingfrsnds emulate his christian character, aut
meet him In heaven.
;blrn, in.this county, on Sunday morning, tb
9Th mat, afteR painful and lingering jilpSss
Mrs susAs LOVE, wife Of Thomas B. Love, Il
the seth year Of her age.
DIED, In this county, 90 the 18th inst, after
protracted illness, Mrs. AMANDA n. BussELI
wife Of VIM. BussslL
1 faH1.
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Circular.

The undersigned proposes to enlist and organ.
lie Company of Infantry, to enter the service at
once and for the War. As good arms as can DO
obtained will be furnished them. Having some
experience in the service, and knowing what Is
requisite to make an effective organization, every
effort will be made to attach the Company TO q
Regiment or Battalion commanded by experienced
and reliable officers. Now Is time when the
services Of the young and healthy men Of East
Tennessee are needed. Let them turn out, enroll
their names, and after the harvests are gathered
and garnered they will be ready, at = moments
warning, to enter the field, and with united Of
fort save our homes from ruin and 'desolation.
All who are in the service, wishing to join the
Company, will be received as soon as transfers, in
the proper way, can be procured by them.
An independent Regiment of Infantry Is now
in process of organization, under the direction Of
Gen. Pain, of Rogersville, man we'll known in
East Tennessee, composed of men with whom it
will be pride and honor to be associated; and it
is desirable that tho Company should be formed
as early as possible, that we may be connected
with them.
All who wish to connect themselves with the
| Company will report without DELAY. to D. A.
WILKINS or THOS. II. MASTIN, Athens
Tenn, or. to U. L. YORK, at Knoxville.
June 20, 1862 A, FULKERsoN.
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Cheering from Lewisburg.

A gentleman from Lewisburg informs
us that Col. Crooks, the Yankee military
governor of the town, ordered an cleo
ton for town officers. and summoned the
people to meet him at the Court House.
Upon their assembling. he addressed
them in speech, telling them the folly
of their rebellion against the most thu
mare and benignant government in the
world" and advising them to take the
oath of allegiance, and again be received
under the protection of the stars and
stripes, but his words fell as If they struck
the dull cold ear Of DEATH" no ono re.
spending to his pathetic appeal. after
he concluded, Samuel Price, Esq, an cid
and prominent lawyer of Greenbrier,
arose and commenced addressing the
crowd. He told them Virginia had be-
coded from the old Union, and united
her destiny with another government
and he regarded her course as legal and
Just. He had gotten thus far in his ad
dress, when he was arrested and started
Immediately for Camp Chase, in Ohio
but was released on parole, and permit
ted to return, after a days journey. ~
the next day after his return, the POLL
were opened but not single vote wa.
cast. Up to this time not one citizen o
the town has taken the oath of allegiance
to the Yankee government, nor is Their
any likelihood Of any doing so.-. -. :.
The gentleman further. informed "
that large number of the Union cHi
Gems Of Nicholas and the adjoining coun
ties. were leaving for 0hIR and .sthe
parts NORTH being Satisfied that ".
schemes Of subjugation by: Abe. Lincoln
would not succeed. and they we're tSkint
time by the foselock and getting out 9
the way, being convinced that the South
ern Confederaey would then DO no Place
for them. -.
The enemy are not in. Lewisburg: hav
ing fallen back to Meadow Bluft,t las
week. Their scouts however. frequent
come to the town:-Lynchb,sy Republican
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OFFICE POST QUARTERMAsTER,
:. r,..:. Knoxville, June 7, 1852.
Circular.


Circular: %
g Persons presenting. irregular accounts for pay
ment, must be governed by tho following rules
f.Include nothing but what properly belongs
to the Quartermaster's Department.
Provisions and meals furnished to Soldiers,
Courers, Teamsters and Wagonmasters cannot be
paid for by Quartermaster.
ter of property charged for, and to whom furnish
cd.
When an account for wagon and team Is pre-
sented, and O charge for forage is made, the
amount and description must be stated, and an
affidavit made by the claimant that no forage was
furnished him, and that he paid for the amount
charged for.
8. An receipts and certificates given by officers
as vouchers, must accompany the accounts predi-
Gated on them.
4. In all cases where an account Is not sustain
cd by the certificate Of q commissioned officer, the
claimant must make affidavit, witnessed by JUS
tice of the Peace that the account is correct and
Just and has not been paid, and get the statement
on the back Of tho account of responsible per.
son that he il acquainted with tho claimant and
knows him to be respectable man, and that his
statements are entitled 70 full credit.
s. All accounts, aihdavits, certificates and re.
csipts must 3s made in duplicate.
8. Nc account will be paid unless the receipt ID
! signed by the person to whom the money 10 due.
/ JAMES GLOVER,
-. Major and Quaytermaster.
| lima IA 1862
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WHO. WANTS PROPERLY

r OFFER FOR SALE, IN HE'TnwNsoF
sweetwater, one of the BEST BUSINESS
HOUSES in East Tennessee, three stories high;
connected With it asplcndid Warebouae OF same
two storissbigh, 20 BY AZ feet, with good build
ings connected, such Us 'Negro.ho6St Smoke.
house, Dairy; 6c., DC. Aso, a. Lott wbk.agood
Stable, Crib, &c. Also, four vacant Lots, which
are destined to be very valuable. kTsosa good
Business House, eight miles North west Of Street,
xse Ef II TSS1 ACRES sPy OF PF IAaDn Msnn
county, adjoining the Lands formerly owned by
james NJ Browder. have a No.,l STALLION
and JACK which can be bought at fair price
All The property can be bought upon time or be
paid for in Bankable currency. My health not
admitting of continuation Of my Business is the
only reason the property can be bought Persons
wanting particulars can address me by letter or
otherwise. WIN. II. TAYLOR.
Sweetwater, Tenn, June 8, 1862-2m-7l5
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Chancery Court. at Decatur.
Joseph r. Douglass aud wife.

John O. Bottoms ct ale. -
TT APPEARING FROM THE eALLEGA-
i tions in tho amendment filed IN this cause on
the 29th October, 1851, that tho naries Of the
children Of Charles Bottoms, and their place Of
residence, aud also the place of residence Of Al
len Bottoms, is unknown, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post, q
newspaper published in the towp Of Athens, Ten.
defendants to appear at our next chancert Court,
at Decatur ON tho 4th Monday Of ootober next;
and plead, answer or. demur 70 said bill and
amendment, or the same will DO taken as confess.
ed and set for hearing er pdrte. !.'i;. - :, :
T. McCoRKLE, c. a. ".
Lime G. 1SR2-4t-pra foe S3-115 -'--N
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HgADo'Rs 9TH Disf. DEPT OF East TESr.,
... Office Deputy Provost Marshal,

htueubI Juud IT. TbOZ. ]
J.. Hereafter no one but DR.. Marshall, Druggist,
Athens McMinn county; W. O. Whitehead, Ben
ton, Polk county; DR.. Edwards, Cleveland, Brad.
ley county, and s. 8. Barrett, Charleston, Bradley
county; Frank McCorkle, Decatur, Meigs county
and Hugh L. M. Roberts, Washington, Rhet
county, will be allowed to sell liquorsiu the abov,
named counties, and then only for medical our
poses, strictly, and on proper prescriptions.
2. None but regular commissioned army Sur
geons will DO allowed to prescribe liquors for Of
6oerssor soldiers, and no one but Q well know
sss.if pre-. I'm Be psrfnifkxd i
fSshs Inscriptions for citizens sr,I:.e. 4, ~
8. Any one violating those orders will b,
promptly arrested and punished. -
j W. L. LAFFERTY,.
Captain and Deputy Provost Marshal,
9th District Department East Tennessee
June 20, 1882
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Gen. Turner Ashby.

The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, writing on the 9th
inst, says:
There is no doubt Of Turner Ashby's
death. He was killed in skirmish on
Friday last. The dispatch announcing
his death comes from Gen. jackson him.
self, who asks that Gen. Robert Ransom,
of North Carolina, now at Petersburg,
may be sent to take his place. Ashby
had just received his commission as Brig.
adler day or two before his fall. The
service had no better soldier, and, per.
.haPs, not one who has done half the
work. Day and night, since the wsr
broke out, he has been in the saddle,
avenging the loss of his brother Dick
How the Hessians will rejoice over his
death! but others will rise up In his stead,
and he, in turn, will be avenged--nay,
he has already been.
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Independent Mounted Rangers Wanted

have Company now in camps at Post Oak
Springs, .Roane county, partly organized, and de-
sire few more men before full organization
My Company is attached to Judge Gardenhres
Regiment Of Independent Mounted Rangers
Said Regiment has been authorized for the de-
fence Of our border, from Nashville to Cumber-
land Gap. We got the bounty, regular cavalry
pay, and are paid for what we capture.
This service offers inducements to Young men Of
daring offered by no other service, Come to the
defonco ofyour homes and affairs, by meeting the
invader upon the border
Address or report to me at Post Oak Springs
Tenuesssce. Y. j. X. NEAL, Captain.
/ June 10, 1882.
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Etatt Of Tennessee. Roane County,
Henry Tiles,
i. =" ~, rTs.x ATTACHMENT

TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO NE
i from oomplainsnts bill, which 10 sworn 70,
that the defendant, John G. Nelson, has LEFT the
State of Tennessee, or 90 conceals himself that
the ordinary process Of law cannot, be served On
him, and bis effects being attached. II is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, for four
weeks, requiring the defendent 70 appear before
me, at my house, In the 10th district Of Rcans
county, ON the 18th day Of August, 1857. and
make defenss TO eomplainnntl claim, or the same
will be- taken ~ confessed and set for bearing er
parte.f 1ff WIN. ELLIS,
"a Ak. J. p. for Roane county.
May 80, ls6e-4t-prs fee sS-7l4
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Exeoutor,s Notioe.

4 LII THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate of John Crawford, deceased, are
required to present them properly authenticated
within tho time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred And all persons indebted TO said
estate, in small amounts and unsettled accounts,
are earnestly and respectfully requested to make
immediate payment. J. @. CARLOCE,
June 10, 1862-3t-7l6 Executor.
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Auction |.

ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF JULY
" next, and following days II necessity, Ct
John Crawford's old stand, in Athens, will sell,
At public cutlery, on a credit Of twelve months,
the remaining
stock OF aoOSaO,
which comprises many necdfui articles of NOR.
chandire. The public are respectfully invited 70
Goods sold which cannot, perhaps, be bad else
where at this time. j. G. CARLOCK, ~
Executor Of John Crawford, DECD
June 10, lS62-ts-7l6 ~
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p6 Everywhere in the world, except
where Lincoln's legions rule, lady is al
lowed to decline the company or acquain.
lance Of any person she may not like to
associate with. But there-if she dare to
do so---she is to be made subject TO all
the insults and degradation malice can
devise. 9'.4r
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Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tsnn.

,.n,. s,..s 1''i''s" n , vsil".ssyy Pr
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING. THAT
i Edward jackson, q free man Of color, Ehs died
bis petition in this Court on the'f4th day fN&4y,
1862, 70 10 into voluntary servitpdet Udssheoyks
H sss ss ssss ess;s Sssa s:sa
that publication be made Of sdsE ihfsh7sVR fssks
Athens Post . newspaper puhlbhedh iptAthsps
Tennessee, requ iTing the petiuonsr, EdTafd ykck.
son, Is well as James Steed, The fntandS fmAstef,
to appear at the next tefm,of this ODufts lit Ned
isonvile. on the LIST Monday Of Septspbsy ,rext,
and answer tho Court on said petition ~ required
by Act of Assembly in such ease. SIS sss.,.
-. J. E. HOUSTON, Clerk.
June a. l862-4t-prs fee S3-7l6 s's-'f-
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Banks Lying.

The Lynohburg Republican Of the 10th
says:
The reader will laugh at Gen. Banks
official report Of his late defeat in the
Valley. He lies like a Trojan. he says
he only lost I'll prisoners. when We know
that we now have in the Lynchburg FAR
Grounds fully $500 of thom! THIS rs q
specimen of Yankee lying. They are
cbmpsllsd to lie, in order TO keep the
|. people Ia ignorance. ~ =
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John : 3 Patton Attachment.

TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO NE
i from eomplainants bill, which Ia sworn 70,
that the defendant, John c. Nelson, has left the
State of Tennessee, or so eonceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served On
ordered that publication be made In the Atbsns
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, for four
weeks, requiring the defendant to appear before
me, at my house, in the 18th district Of Roans
county, on the 18th day Of August, 1852, and
mako defense to the complaipant's claim, or the
same will be taken as confessed and set for hear
ing &C parte. WIN. ELLis,s
J. p for Roane county.
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE,

OF CHANGING; MY BUSi-:
East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail Road, at Ricevills,
within two hundred yards Of the Depot Ntn4y
of Pine timber In the vicinity. i wDl-aise. cell
three good Mules; one Yoke of Oxen, and two
Wagons. This 10 q rare chance; as thS Ran
Road consumes all tho Lumber the Mills can ssw.
WILLIAM. PRATHER-
Ricevile, May 10, l8e2--5t*-7l6
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T. J. Ballard,

NJ. Dbl. Burnett, J. ". II. BALDWIN, N. /. Cook:
[Or. Attachment.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM; The.
i allegations Of the. complainants bill, Which
are sworn to, that, M. D. L. Burnett, j. ". n.
Baldwin and M. L. Cook; defendants. are abs
sconding debtors, or 60 conceal themselves that
the ordinary process of law capnet be served up,
on them, and the effects Of the said defendants
being attached II IS therefore ordered that publ
ca.ion he made for four successive weeks in ne
Athens Post, a. newspaper published in Athens
McMipn county, Tennessee, requiring said de-
Pendants to appear before me- at my once. In the
9th civil district Of Roans county, Tennessee, %
the Itch day Of September. lse2, and thss and
there make asf>nss 70 domplatnAnts claim. or the
san,evli pc Nt.n far confssaed and set for hss.:
- ,1s - 1's' : " ~ ISAAC n. cDnRr,
49, =: =; iss.': ZAP fn, Rooss cosu@.
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ally paying for them when taken fiom
private citizens, (which the Federals never
think of doing;) yet there is no instance,
except among barbarians, when there has
been general taking and wanton de-
struction of private property. GAR.
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D0r It was expected that the orlago
over the Cumberland river at Nashville.
Tennessee. would be finished and tested
on Tuesday last. and the oars be adnn'hs
regularly over It on Wednesday.
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- The ohicsgo Times ssys there Is . msga-
sine y Yorktown, loft by the copfsders.es, which
hss rot yet been oporod, every one !ssring that
sore sscsss sp.!.g VII blow :vup. y :susses-
stced, sereTsr, tat " vii, re underlined
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NOTICE

LII PERSONS INDEBTED 70. THE Es.
n tate of Henry Matlock, decesSsd; will make
Immediate payment to the undersigned and all
having claims against said estate will present
them duly attested within the fine prescribed by
law. J. w. MATL9Ck, sErecufor.
June 6, 1862-St*-7l5 .....-- go.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WItLrSELL AT
l. public auction, to the highest bidder: for
cash, as the property Of alien en6mies. the fol
lowing described articles, at The eannA and Places
below stated, viz:
.AtLouden-on the leth inst, one patent Nov:
ing Machine, two RaHwsSc Hose P owrssit t@t
Threshcr Bpxes, one esrn.co ysysyx ons Hssao's,
At. Cieveland. ION the 2lst INIT one Railway
Horse Power ono PsteHt bf~aihSS x5hias one
Reaper sid Mower, three I3ya1lssTs
80 - CO. .keceizeraa District.
June s, rsSc-tds--gi5 :: -s~,.~S
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MOVING sCYTHEs AND sNATHs;
ON HAND.AND FOR SALE. BIZ .h,: .v.i
" CATE 4 NEIL.
Fountain Hill. June 10, 1882 = y 70
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]. state Of Tennessee, Roans County.
"a !. IT,. Ballard, $3.50.
~. Oh. AffuehSssnL

TN rhIB CAUSE II, APPEARS FROM TEE
II allegations Of compliments bill, which ars
sworn 70, that j. W. II. Baldwin, the defsadant,
is an abscondins debtor, or 80 concesls hinssH
that the ordinary process Of Law cannot BE- served
upon him, and the effects Of said ]. W. b. Bald.
win being attached, IL is therefore ordered hat
publication BE- made for four successive weeks In
theAthens Post, . newspaper published In Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said defendant Baldwin 70
appear before me, at my ONCE in the sth civil dis
trict Of Roapc county, Tennessee, on the 10th
DAY Of September, 1882, and then and there make
defense to complsinan Is claim, or the same M
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex Rqrfs
"a to him. ISAAC A. CLARK, -
J. p. for Roans county.
June 8, lse2-4t-prs fee $3-rls .g.. -
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
TYR. GRANT WILL BE ABSENT FOR
! two wsok), and Wishes N ssy. to those hsv-
:ng wo.x that u WI. "a q, Ac:es. go exY..st.or
Of sssy ys.ps.
yane 20, lee,-2,7g
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nU Hon. Jacob Thompson, Of Missis-
sipp: now;oa Gen. Seaussssrd's stss, has
.had eight hundred halss ofcotton ou.red.
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state of Tennessee, RoaAe County.

G. W. E. A. Yost,:) a. =
WV. sslkison. =
TT APPEARS TO ME FROM THE AFFI-
i davit in this cause that the defendant Selkison
is therefore ordered by me that spubFtAtion be
made for four successive weeks in the theps Post,
notifying the.said W. W. Selkison to appear be.
fore me- at my office in Roane county, fshnessee,
on the 29th September, 1852, to make his-defense
to said suit, or the same will be tsken for confess
cd and got for bearing cr parte.
W. s!HEERS,
J. p. for Roane .eo~aty..
Jane a. l86o-4t-prs fee S3-715
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OFFICE DEPUTY PRovosr MARSHAL
Athens, McMinn county, Tenn,
May 23d. 1862.
All officers and soldiers in this county absent
from their commands, are hereby notified to i'm
rnediately join their respective commands a
ia. GoULDY. +.
. :. = Naranty PROVOST Marshal.
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J.w McNutt,l =; :t-.s;;.
Reuben Lacy. I, ,sfse 80:
TT APPEARING TO NE; FROM THE AT:
adavit in this case that tho defendant Lacy
hss abseonded and left the State d Tennessee, II
made for four, suceeesiye wqeks in The Athenl
Post, notifying the said Reuben Lacy.b appea,
before me, at my oifce In Roanc County, on th'
18th day Of October. 1882. to MAZE bin defensst e
said;suit, o. tpe same will 30 taken fpr oonfesse'
and set for bearing er parH.
-. 49,, J..P for Roane county.