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NJ GTICE.-AlAetel's SAe ii the
WEST I:Ns> Of THE
Peoria and 0quawka RaiIrea't.

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8&AAGM OFFICE ::
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tar, Ia2 wv. u. tss1t - T.: -. 1870
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Ix CLAIMS

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TO CONTRACTORS.

IN fttc,ro Full, gtoa MII Qaihrt isAllFa.d c+m
r4n., Ci}caro I!Etnoss sspIeghr. II &c.
t,taIe,l r,ntn,<.l. I'll he FcreE~dny eh+ :nc
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Act6 uatStA 3'r-thitns ALL L1le1 f'aAA4'et'
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Iet.a .i.t 1tt' 1li.INiliS tnlifNfY

CYa'I'E OF I14LINUIS, tN)UEt7
\ ar Ets1E. - -t..cntt cortt er Eoas fou"sE
tktolt+r rfh. tesc. tcurEa II. IeHaIi -. Mtr1
Jrs e1i.-ib CasnrrfT.
Ar,ta.tt Il thr uen.r-rl4:.nee Of Mari J=~e'. DE-
fc1tan1 a1nvr3 s1 hasns Aie.4 IN Str: OTIS
1t the Clerk It .at Ctrcrit ce7ft OF t':s CpnH:y
Ats:er h-fvht Kit.n - i' Aa.d MARI jeaftl tn.s
Cur, t!lr ta-er s'd- thsfetd. ia &c at-enta
tHY II Ar.L.t isc sud thai n %o'niu1n@ 1her~H ~,'
it4uM u: III tt Court said defendant t.tsFa
Allie tbs s-frEa NontaJ VI October at1s. tl6s~l ~
a hJ law svqu.tt4
Nov nn!es4 iuu, tic AA:d starr, +e~-: s!s!t s,or
torA. .pt~ssr b~f',:* a*hi err ut ton-t e
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''~ wSf T., CtiUKCH. FART
-
, 1862-09-21

STAIE OF lLL1RDlS, tOUNtt
~ OF CtN,kx es.-Etsr att s.o1Et Of Etcx CnRnts.
tepa%mf<. ft1'n 10, t,+s,s* " Ghaatn -, n s;ssEs
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nsn'.d. - M been n!t = th- nr nf ~ ciefx q
F1n tt I'D Geos3e Ashg., oasn;oa , ena M x; sss
e'p .s"t tat t"r: ~ tas Uhaac.1[ s1as ;hsrvo.
sae:tapee ttaei ont :" sst4 t"T.t = VA:
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md .J.,xs IT, lnn- sna 4..t1n +3st - s5d a72tN
lesx1e .lt Crcat Eou;t Of faoE CouLt5. oa he Assf
tAy Of the ntxt tasr-of t. he hnsd.n 4 thcs.1
1t, tA!t fuc-tF, -he 6rnt Msotl41 o. 6t3<+tnbT
tse,. and p-A1. Or d~1I-- - ttsa ss!d Gsn.
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ane stire. ttEre3n thArx+h 4ad ttAe1 ~t!. h* Lks:
~ At.4. And . G. cree enttraE- ~ A.AS Sou -
eus=snr ~ tie prayer Of ~! NIL ,,.,,, ,,
4 Z. Ihw. cunut'te Sa.'t. AaStsI3S
ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
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Etvra s s rs,ex We. ea:HA ): .ia,s IT, -ttstt
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Nac.A.y. Htt.7~F \ u. t4~t
MARIA t;i1 yEl:r. Aa;n!Eit.t1lf.
Cl.c4Ec. Ars i9Ea, .N.. :1s1 t?.sr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Circular.

TheundeTsigned PROPOSES to enlist and organ
ize Company Of Infantry, TO enter the service at
-eqce and for the War. As good arms as can be
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 tho Company to a
regiment or Battalion commanded by experienced
and reliable officers. Now is a 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 o moments
warning, to enter the field, and with a united eff
fort save our homes from ruin and desolations
All who are in the service, wishing to Join thu
Company, will BIO 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. Fain, of Rogersville, man we'll known in
Eust Tennessee, composed of men with whom 1t
will be pride and honor to be associated; and Il
is desirable that the Company should be formed
as early as possibtc, that VIC may be connected
with them.
All who wish to connect themselves with the
Company win report without DELAY. to D. A.
WILKINS or THOS. II MASTIN, Athens
Tenn; or to u. L. YORK, at Knoxville.
June 20, 1882 A. FULKERS0N.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
WHO WANTS PROPERTY
CH|AF

II OFFER FOR SALE, IN, THE TOWN CT
il Sweetwater, one Of the BEST BUSINESS
HOUSES in East Tennessee, three stories high;
connected witb 1t splendid Warehouse of same
dimensions. Also, very comfortable Dwelling
two stories high, 2S by ~ feet, with good build
ngs connected, such as Negro-bouse Smoke
house, Dairy, &C., &c. Also, Lot, with good
Stable, Crib, &c. Also, four vacant Lots, which
are destined to be very valuable. Also, good
Business House, eight miles North west OF Sweet
water, in good country for doing busiuess-r
Also, EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND in McMiun
county, adjoining the Lands formerly owned by
James NJ. Browder. have No. /. STALLION
and JACK which can be bought at fair price,
All the property can be bought upon time or be
pafd for IN Dankunfc cHfrcnvy. my pe4ftn 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. !.
z Swoetwater, Tenn, June 6, 1s62-2m-7I5 ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Got His Eyes Opened.

A young Vermont soldier, who has
just come home wounded, tells us that
no went down among the first, honestly
TO fight to right the wrongs of the negro.
OF these he had heard great deal from
his earliest days, and his object was to
free this poor, enslaved, oppressed crea-
ture, painting and struggling to. burst his
bonds, and with his eyes anxiously fix
ed on the North to como forward and
just lend him a helping hand, and all
the rest he would do himself Accord
ingly our young Verfnonter and soldier
entered into the affair with an honest
zeal. and formed one Of the OK petitions
sent QUITO Big Bethel. where our troops
were led into an ambuscade by negro
pretending to DO fugitive, though Of
that the yermonter knew nothing
When the action took place, To his as
tonishment the firet thing he specially
noticed.wes burly negro. on the other
side. touching of cannon against the
very breasts Of 'his liberators, and upon,
getting forward on an elevation. he saw
al = little distances body 81 the same
color, blazing away with nukketbs alas
not on tho sido Of "freedom! Tho young
Ves>ro> To-. the-oupor,. dsoppe5 tie 90
gro. 4nd Will 30 hereafter e w:se- asd
far more user; .nein1er Of society
BeSleH Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Chancery Coart at Decatur.
Joseph r. Douglass and wife.

JODn o. DOItOInB CT UFs =
1T APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
/ tions in the amendment filed in this cause on
the Goth October, 1901, that the names Of the
children of Charles Bottoms, aud their place Of
residence, and also the place of residence OF Al
len Bottoms, is unknown, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in the town of Athens, Ten
nessee, for four successive weeks. notifying said
defendants to appear at our next Chancery Court,
at Decatur, ON the 4th.Monday of October next,
and plead, answer or demur to said bill aud
amendment, or the same will be taken as confess
ed and set for hearing CT pdrte.
#. McC0RKLE, @. q W.
June 6, 1s62-4t-prs foe $3-7l5 ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Rebel Raids into Kentucky.

We have before us the Louisville .Jur.
nal Of the 9th June, from which We OK.
tract the following:
Tins thing Of rebel raids in Kentnclev
must he stnnned n yvst he n ,oW he
The mower az nnt,;ne \ stonto II IA in tho
r;yL. hands Thsra Il 70 he No loss v;aor
in KantncLv Than IN Tenoassee ;Tbe
rebel snies WITH which our STATE swarms
and tbs rebeI burners and nurderers'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
The Rridra Burners..

On Yesterday evening seven OF the
bridge burners brought hero for execu-
ton, were hung at a point not very far
from the city. Arrangemep Is we're made
for them all to. DO swung off at hesan,s
time. but two Of the ropes breaking, the
men fell TO the ground - instead Of into
eternity But these two were quickly
brought 70 their feet, nav ropes adjusted
TO their necks. and an end at once put
10 their earthly career. We understand
that seven others are TO be hung at an
early'day, perhaps this afternoons AZ
.kzttd Iateiigerc{r, 20th: !.
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Independent Mounted Rangers Wanted

4 have Company now in camps at Post Oal
Springs, Roane county, partly organized and de-
size a few more peH bofare a full organization
" Company Is attached TO Judge Gardenhire's
Regiment Of Independent Mounted Rangers
Said Regiment has been authorized for the de-
Nnce Of our border, from Nashville to Cum ber-
lapd Gap. Weget the bounty, reguler cavalry
nay, and are paid for what we capture.
This service offers Inducements 10 young men of
daring offered by NO other service. Come. to the
defence Of your homes and affairs, by meeting the
invader upon the border
Address or report to me at Post Oak Springs,
Tennessee. J. r. NEAL, Captain.
June Is, 1862.
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our special N,ol.pjack Correspond
[FIou. the sea.heIa conlsdsraey.l


[Frou the Southern confedsracy. 4
liz rnE MousrAIss NEAR NicKAJArk. F,
Marion CO., Tenn, June i8.
The Yankees have routed me from
home. stealing my provisions, clothing.
&C., and taking four horses and one ne,
gro lthe rest faithfully have been com.
PEELED 70 put my family in place of se.
curity and provide for their welfare, "a I
! nm ordered by the Secretary OF War to
teportnt once to Gen, Beauregard. The
Yankees have been travelling back and
forth from Stevenson towards Chattanoo.
ga in large force, in an apparently unde-
cided manner robbing and destroying
asthey 20. II is reported they nre cross
ing at Alleys Ferry. which, however, is
doubtful. Our forces are ready for their
advent. come where they will. "
The Yankees robbed us Of nearly every.
thing they could take--erocker knives
and forks. silver cups. all the tin and
stove fixtures, ornaments. watch. and
many highly priced articles -rheirlooms
from our revered parents. My gun II
saved my minnie musSet.) my clothing
all our towels, some bed clothing, ear.
rings belonging to a servant, and pair
OF .nnts belonging to negro man, which
they put on on the spot. They planted
a catihon; before the door, and quartered
three hundred men at and around the
house. They have taken horses, &c.
from Union men also, putting their horses
Sn wheat fields, and stealing and killing
cattle, sheep, &c. They took many prom.
faent citizens prisoners, dragged them
about with them for several days, and re
leased some on parole TO appear at Hunts.
vile on the 4th of July taking others
to Columbia, Tenn, to try as rebels and
traitors" They seem to do their best to
TRin md produce as much mischief MS
possible. They seem to have. full license
from their officers, and the officers say
they must take provisions to sustain them
as transportation is too high and difficult.
Union sentiments are fast disappearing
before stern desire for revenge. When
our men get into their country, as we be-
lieve they will, vengeance will be taken.
We have lost all our brotherly love and
christian charity, and desire to be aveng-
ed on the scoundrels and their nation.-
Our troops here desire to come in contact
with them, and nothing but superior Of
ficers detains them here. II. H.
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john g. Nelson.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS To ME
IL from Compliments bill, which is sworn to,
that tho defendant, John G. Nelson, has, lcft the
State Of Tennessee, or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him, and his effects being attached II u therefore
ordered that publication DO made in the Athens
Post published in Atheus Tennessee, for fout
weeks, requiring the defendant TO appear befctc
me, at my house, in the 10th district Of Roane
county, on the 18th day of August, 1862, and
make defenss to the copplsinants claim, or the
same will be taken as confessed and set for hear
ing er partc. WIN. ELLlS'.
-. j. ~ for Roane county.
Nav 30 I8C2-lt-prs fee $3-7l4
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CHANcERY SALE.

David Cate and Henry Walker. ~
JN.Tn1s CAUSE / WILL SELL. ON THr
j. I'd day Of August next. on tho premises. n
Athens. McMlnn county, Tennessee, Tor Cash IN
hand, the
EOU9M asacA.Lsow
situate in the Western part Of Athens, known as
the Cate A Walker Grocery Lot, upon which
there has been new Framed House erected.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, c. O. N.
June "a, 1s62-0t-prs fee S5,60-7ls
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CHANCERY SALE.

Tsudy S, Rice, james H. Rice. a. ssrlain and
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE
j in this cause At the February torn, 1852.
will on the list day Of August next, proceed 70
sell at the residence Of respondent 7. B. Rice. al
Mouse Greek. in McNipn county, ,TonneBses,. for
Cash IN hand, the following described Property
70 wit
A Tract Of Land, or Three Town Lots.
IN the town Of Mouse Greek, McMipu county,
Tennessees aud District No. t-said iowa Lots
bang the ssns new owned sad occupied BY ssid
!. 8, Rice - resideres.
Also, tie following
1cHQzS C,Ma
Lew.,. sged about 50; E-el:=s. ags4 ~; 5ebss
sged = sss, eyed & aad rer. sgo1 1yea.r
JOHN =. BRIDGESsC. a ". y
Jrs ~, 1889 5t-prs foo sf9o-Yis ~
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Exanntnr,a .Notina

A Ii 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 70 said
estate, in smaH amounts and unsettled accounts.
are earnestly and respectfully requested TO make
immediate payment. J. G. cARL0CK,
june Is, 1892 3t-718 Executor.
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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
G. w. a Z. A. Yost,'l
~ ~ ~ -

W. ". SoIkison.1 - ~
TT APPEARS TO NE FROM THE APFI-
i davit in this cause that the defendant Selkisen
has absconded and left the State Of Tennehsee,i II
is therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in.the Athens Post,
notifying the said W. W. Selkison to appear bo-
fore me, at my office in Roane county, Tennessee,
on the 29tk September; 1926 make his defense
to said suit or the same will DO taken for confess
ed and set for hearing er pGrte. -.
49,. WIS 6EERS, -
j. r, for iRogs,s :copnig>1
June 6, 1s62-4t-prs fee $S-7l5. -.s2s
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A LII. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Es-
N tate of Henry Matiock, deceased, will make
immediate payment to the undersigned, and all
having claims against said estate will present
them duly attested within the time prescribed by
law. j. w. MATL0CK, Erecutor.
June 6, 1s62-sp-715 (.
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10 Pat was helping Mr.. Black to get
q safe in his office, one day, and not be-
ing acquainted with the article, inquired
what " was for.
10 prevent papers and other articles
winch are placed in 1t from being burnt
in case Of fire." said Mr. B.
An sure, will nothing ever burn that
is putt that thing?"
mo" t
well, thin, yer honor; ye'd. better be
after getting into that same thing when
We de-
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h'', z I'l'' 4g......s..

w. Attachment.
John G. Nelson. 49,
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO NE
j from complainant's bill, which Is sworn v,
that tho defendant, John G. Nelson, has left the
State Of Tennessee, or so conreais himself that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be aerved on
him, and his eects being attached il is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athene
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, for four
weeks, requiring the defendent to appear before
me, at my house, in the 10th district of Roans
county, on the 18th day Of August, 1852, and
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing &c
pdrte. VIM. ELLIS,
J. p. for Roane county
May 80. ls62-4t-prs fee $3-7l4 -
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FLOUR FOR SALE.

A SMALL LOT OF sUPERFINEs FLOUR
IN on hand aud for sale by 8. X. REEDER
Also, a lot of Good Fair Common Flour, that
will sell at 81, SO sack. s, X. REEDER.s
April 4, 1862 ..-s..s Z