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Senator sam4cEi$ NJ sFess.%no4y
z = fsrSagn& Helasi66sa a -.
Mr.. Sumass's address et hsGeoee. Tnsti.
tuts, New fOrk; 'dciftsay on fhatsasy last.
to crowded assembly of ,intsiligentE sodi-
tors, comesto "a III New York pspers. M.
ing their massive columns to an extent which
forbids oil attempt 1t complete repu blication
inalrost arty :etherJotfn4s. z .ffhrs
Mr.. Sumner here discusses our Foreign
Relp.ienyy e,peci.IHOTth IEneland shd
france. Few men could treat the subject
better than one who holds the, highest
place on the Congressional Committee on
Foreign Relations, and whose, various learn
ing. and effective tsl.al ana 9Gll iiNfitsr,
stand confessed.
Tts address ufsbids clsssiy sths spsr1s"
tn which our oountryihAs hesn endfis yet
exposed. from the unfriendly spirit and acts
Of both England and France '',he nature
sud conditions. .sf ihser.e atios Sy msdatiss,
and also by recogpGioh,A Annder the law Of
nations, of . new Power with islasery - y
coruer-s,one; and the wronefal condessioa
Of ocean belligerency to . people in rebellion,
Who, whatever might be thsir claim to be
Acknowledged, ..bs.Lserents on land. had
none such on the sea--their harborS block
AIDED. and without prize courts for the
legal csndsnnations .pfo captured iSss-
Ie ,sis ~ .sattift a.n HHois4a9e sd st4
seas' sssp stsa % sssa ei 1e 8ass
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-"If postsrity .ooadsmn me. IT, viii BE-
bscauss did not hsng John O. osihoun IS
traitor They may condenn'ms more. for !
this thar anya aethse at Of. my adminiatns
ton. .''--sladtsw Jackssx. ?. .'ss,ss sss1
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~ think the tims not unlikely, - come
whom I shall be blamed for having made
too fe arrests, rather. than too many
A6roAsm Liaoslm. nss ora s'rssss
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I H-Colorado and Nevada Territories.
which will soon be States, won't strongly
against tho bogus Dsmso9acy, atIscsns cleo.
tons. Those rapidly developing Territories
give promise Of bsooming two very strong
Union States. -
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CookrssAOde cop OF sugar ! half cup
butte. half cup sweet milk zone egg; one
teaspoonful soda ; two Of creamtartar Roll
thin and bake quick. ie sbuis iia s'.s' b.'r sy'
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wI.s & a. dine r.oce between : coppsr-
bead and rsbal ramt One goes for the
Uqiep Eishss"if.r. shs ethsssoss sssssss
he unios 9Th sssst9s .bslsa 60, . bsy0
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THs RIoHr KIND or LreuoE. AT the late
Temperance convention in Saratoga. . gen.
tlsman took occasion % utter 4 word Of eau.
ton a. to the circulation Of evil reports con-
csrning the loss of battle BY, the iutsmper.
ancs q a,s commanding gepsral.. "a He said
that shortly before Yicksburg, m .nxious
patriot vent e tbe President p urge tina.
Gen. Grant Should be removed, frog. hia
command, because he "drinka." Mr. Lin
coin calmly inquired Of the visitor Il hs
cosld teal what liquor General Grant drinks,
The nan cosid not tell what is was: ...I
am sorry yoy can't inform me-" ssid Mr. I.
for I should like to recommend ssms of the
sane Kind Of liquor T. some other gene.
York Indspssdsnt. .sass
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Rhode Island has fsty.six olicers IN 'tiiS
regular army, sud about four hundred incthe
,o1untesrA ssmr,te = 4sveS ss-css .
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How 10 > HEAD. MusouIroEs.--A lady
informs US that the annoyancs of this pcs.
tifsrous listlc insect may bs efiectually pre-
vented by very simple process arCloss
the room and burn q teaspoonful Of brown
sugar on some live 9 eoals.l or -sven
shavings, and the insetcs become Cpara,ize,i.
at once. ifthis simple operation il eifeetiy @
Il is worth years subscription TO Tthosel
who are now first advised ! !pf TthsJ
fact ...s. .,s...,,..s.. "a c,,,ss,syraa
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To tie Editor of tie " Y. Tribune:
Six-"Ths principal reason for the regu-
lat,on in regard to the redemption Of Uni
ted States notes and fractional currency, is
to protect the people from frauds that would
otherwise be perpetrated upon the Treasury.
by making up notes. No note is, or ever
has been, rejected for being worn by use
Of otherwise, nor for any kind Of dstach-
mentsol that its character can be discernad,
nor for being torn, however badly, SO that
tho pieces returned win constitute nine
tenths Of note of the fractional currency,
or ninetsen.twsntieths off United States
nets It's only where . piecs, to the ex-
tent bove' indicated, il tornror cut OF for
purposes Of fraud, or from malicso wanton
and not rsturned with Z note
for redemption, that. . proportional rsduc.
ton i made under the regulations Of the Of
Zee. ia iy.sfits sfi asFet se i'rcs 1s,laa aisff
Fsr2sPINNER. Treas. Ut s. =,
a. Treas Dept W sshingtoa, d. Co. 81
September 9, lsess.ilu ytiav4ss ;sTl az
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TIE MuriLArIoN or UNITED STATES CuR-
RENcY.--In further answer to the query -
to the mutilated currency in our paper Of
Sept. 1st, We havs received the following
letter ~ atslTgek - s's issEs syeft
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A AppOisitmfemts Of the Meth I'd i.t
Ep1sc~pal Church -keOk uk
District.

}. w. NoRRrs'~ Dear Sir The seven.
teentb session of the Iowa Annual Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
convened in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Newton, Iowa, on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 9th, 1863, at 8 o'clock, "A. II. Rev.
Bishop Edward r. Ames presided. Rev.
E. II. Warihg was reelected Secretary.
After harmonious session Of five days, the
Conference adjourned, September l4th, at
0 o'clock, A. NJ. The next Conference is
to be held at Chatham Square, in Keokuk.
I herewith send you the appointments.
G. Elliott. 9. E. CorkhiTl and w. F..
Cowles were elected delegates to the Gen.
eral Conference. w. A. NYE,
Chilicothe, September 18th, 1868.
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$3.50 REWARD!

TIME FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
as Conscripts in the I'd Civil District, Rhea
county, Tennessee, have failed to report as re-
quired by law:
LENEAR wASS0M.. 90 years old, feet 10
inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes, dark
hair.
ROBERT CLARK...24 years old, feet inch
es high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair.
JOEL 10. PYATT...20 years old feet inch
high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair.
WARD HALEY...s6 years old feet high,
fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair.
LEONARD LONG. 80 years old, feet inch
es high. fair complexion, blue eyes, auburn hair.
TH0S. CL AKK...36 years old, feet sinches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair.
A reward of $40 each will be paid for tho ap-
prehension and delivery of the above named Dc
serters at the Camp of instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government.
By order of Lit Col L. d. Blske.
JAS. j. CASH,
Enrolling Officer, I'd Civil District
April 10, 1S63-3t-159
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16r The Federal papers boast that
Gen. Banks accomplished the purpose
for which he moved out from Baton
Rouge upon Port Hudson If his object
was to demonstrate TO the world the cow
ardice of his men he was eminently sue
cessful; If it was anything else he certain
ly most signally failed. We have unques-
tionable authority for saying that the
cowardly raseals could not be made to
light. On the appearance of a single
brigade to tender them na,,>-, ,s,-y uoa,,,
not allow even our skirmishers 10 get
near enough, but firing off their guns q,
random. fled in perfect confusion. Our
boys could not get close enough to them
TO warrant the burning of powder to any
extent. In falling back, so rapid was
their march, that. blankets, overcoats.
canteens, etc, were abandoned on the
route; the only delay made was by the
rear guard, while engaged in burning the
small bridges to prevent pursuit. Banks
men will never let an enemy see the
white Of their eyes, unless they should
be surprised.
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500 REWARD!

TNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
i as Conscripts in the 10Th Civil District, Rhea
county, Tennessee, have failed to report IS the
law requires:
WIN. BIRLEY...2i years old. feet high, light
complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
HYRAM MORGAN...l9 years old, feet high,
dark complexion, black eyes, black hair.
W. B. MORGAN...ls years Old. s feet 81 inch
es high, fair complexion. blue eyes, light hair.
u. W. H0RSLER...22 years old, s feet 7 inch-
es high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light hair.
HENRY MORGAN...34 years old, feet high,
fair complexion, black eyes. dark hair.
r. d. MORGAN...3! years old, s feet high,
dark complexion, black eyes. black hair.
A reward of $40 each will be paid for the ap-
prehension and delivery of the above named de-
serters at the Camp of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government.
By order Of 1t. Col r d. Blake.
DANIEL HODGES,
Enrolling 0ficer for 10th Civil District.
April 8, 1s83-3t-758
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Say The troubles of editors in Europe
are manifold. The last number of the
Madrid Contemporaries replaced It's first arti.
Gle by the following lines: First, at nine
O'Clock this morning government agent
came and suppressed three paragraphs
OF our leading article. Secondly. at half
past nine another agent came and pro-
hi5ited six other paragraphs Thirdly
at quarter to ten third agent called
and suppressed the remainder of the ar
ticle. This incident is entirely new in
the annals OF the press. Yet i. is SAID
Spain possesses constitutional govern
ment
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NOTICE.
orrIcs Posr QuARTERAAsTrR,
Knoxville, March %, 1858.

Knoxville, March ~, 1858. J
TTNHE AUTHORITY FOR THE PAYMENT
} i of the irregular claims in East Tennessee.
against the Quartermaster's Department, has
been transferred to the undersigned, aud the at
tenton of persons holding such claims is called
to the following paragraphs issued from the
Treasury Departments
CoHPrRoLLER's OFFICE, Oct. "a, 1852.
II. Whenever property has been taken and
ufed by troops as supplies, by order Of a com
manding officer, (incuding any commissioned
officer in command,l shown by his signature,
or in case of General, by that of his Adjutant,
or tina; of Quartermaster, Conmissary or other
authorized officer, when an appiasement nude
of such property is approved by such officer. a
fair and just co apensaton should be made for
the same according to tue appraisement, (if not
excessively or according to the approval, when
not appraised,) under the head of supplies for
the army.
V. In case the approval Of a commanding offi
Ger, or other authorized officer, cannot be obtain
cd for such supplies, such claims should he pre-
sented to Congress, or to some examining officer
who may be appointed by the Secretary of War
No more outstanding claims can he paid al
this Office, unes.'t the forms of the accounts are
in accordance with the provisions in tho above
paragraphs T. ii. ATKEISON,
Captain and Posi- Quartcrmaster.
March 81, ls63-757
Mfs- East Tennessee papers copy one month
and send bills to Capt. Atkeisnn.
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$50 REWARDl
IINHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE

FvNHE ABONE REV. hD Will Dh RAIN
Il for the apprehension and confinement in Jail
or delivery to me at this place, to wit:
W. II. DEAN. dark eyes, dark hair, and dark
complexion; age 20 years, feet 10 inches high,
weighs las lbs.
q. W. WELLS. dark eyes, dark hair, red com
plexion; age % years, feet 10 inches high,
weighs 1876 lbs.
JOHN BOGARD. dark eyes, black hair, dark
compilations; age about rs years, feet high,
weighs 1886 or las lbs. Privates Co. ii, Sd len-
ncssce regiment, who deserted from this point
about the LIST March, 1868. II is probable they
are making for their homes in Monroe county,
East Tennessee. W. IL. RUDD, lst Lt.,
Cong Co. II. Sd Tenn. Vols, Vicksburg, Mics.
Anril 10 lS63-3t-Slg
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$3.50 REWARD!

VVNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS. ENROLLED
as Conscrpts in the 5th Civil District, Meigs
county, Tennessee, have failed to report as re-
quired by law:
SAMPSON ATCHLEY...sl years old, feet
u inches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black
hair.
JAMES AIKMON...29 years old, s feet 81
inches high, fair complexion, black eyes, light
hair.
JOHN H. HOOD. 81 years old, 5 feet 10 inch
es high fair complexion. blue eyes, light hair
RICHARD HOLLAND...26 years old, feet
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, hight hair.
VIM. b. MARSHALL...27 years old, 9 feot
high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair.
A. B. R0WDEN...2S years old, feet inch
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
]. W. MOORE...36 years old, feet inches
high fair complexion, blue eyes, light hair
STEWART JONES...36 years old, feet 50
inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark
hair.
FRANKLIN HOYL...38 years old, feet l03
inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light
hair.
P.w. vAUGIlN...38 years old, feet inches
high fair complexion, blue eyes. dark hair.
W. A. GEORGE...32 years old, feet inch
rs high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair
A reward of $50 each will BIO paid for the ap-
prehepsion and delivery of the above named de-
scrters ut the Camp of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government.
BY order of 1t. Col. 4. ID. Blake.
WIN. G. PEAK,
Enrolling Officer 5th Civil District.
March 81, lS63-3t-757
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Chaneery Court at Kingston.
MARCH RULES, 1868.

MARCH KULEs, ISb3.
Durham, Taft 4 Co., and Horsey, Anton & Co.,
Robert Williams and others.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
L Clerk and Master from the allegations in the
BILL that Samuel NJ. Williams and Reuben A.
Davis, two of the defendants to the same, are
non residents of the Stnte of Tennetsee--It lie
therefore ordered that publication BIO made for
four successive weeks, in the Athens Post, re-
curing said non resident defendants to appear
at the next term of the Chancery Court, to be
holden at the Courthouse, in Kingston, for the
county of Roane, on the Sd Monday of April
next, then and there to plead, answer or demur
to said bill, OF the same will be taken confess
ed against them, and set for hearing or parte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, c. d NJ.
March 20, l563-4t-prs fee $3.50
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To the Benevolent and Patriotic.

Tho ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society Of Dali
ton respectfully and earnestly solicit the assist
ance of the ladies of Athens aud vicinity, and
ladies generally, in relieving, as far &C we can,
the suffering Of the sick and wounded soldiers
sent to the Hospitals of Dalton. This being the
Principal Hospital for Hardee's Corps. we have
many and various calls for assistance. Georgia
is providing for her own brave sons, though there
are many here who have NO friends, and conss-
ouently they many times need assistance that
ba. not been provided by the State.
There are, also, many soldiers here from differ
ont portions of tho Confederacy, many whose
friends and homes are within the Federal lines.
that cannot possibly receive assistance from them.
II is for these men who have attested their love
TO our country on many bloody field, for whom
we sock a portion Of those contributions gener-
o,.ly given elsewhere. There is q Hospital fund
suficent for the purpose intended, but It Is we'll
known that there are necessaries that this can
NOT supply for those soldiers who cannot receive
assistance from their friends and with q view to
the apprehendad battle In Middle Tennessee, we
solicit clothing, new or half worn, lint, bandages
and rags, any and all Of the many useful articles
usually contributed to the sick and wounded.
packages or boxes directed to Mrs. MURPHEY,
President Of Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society Of
Dalton. Please Mark especially TO the Society,
as several boxes Lave been lost by not being
properly marked.
Letters addressed to Mrss G. A. Holiday,
sscy Of Ladies Relief Society, Dalton, Ga.
Many thanks to the ladies Of Athens, for the
donations already received.
April 8, 1893.
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$40 REWARD. EACH.

w ILL BE PAID FOR THE FOLLOWING
w Descrters from Company q, s0th Tonnes.
see Regiment, to wit:
JAMES BR0CK...30 years old, fair complex.
ion, feet inches high, weighs about 140 lbs.
DANIEL GREEN. ..36 years old dark com.
plexion, feet high, weighs $50 pounds.
robson FRANK...26 years old, fair com.
plexion, 9 feet high, weighs 100 pounds.
ISAAC FRANK...1s years old, fair complex.
ion, feet inches high, weighs lao pounds.
II. L. HARVEY...1 8 years old fair compilation
8 feet inches high, weighs 100 pounds.
W. W. CRUDE, Capt.
Co. q, S0th Tennessee Reg't.
March Is, 1s63-2m-756
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eeA- A minister was pressing one OF
h,s parishioneis 10 give an otfering to the
poor.
Can do it. Parson." he said dove two
much must be just before Pm generous,
you know"
But, William, you owe God a larger
debt than you owe any one else"
That's true. parson, but he amt push.
ING me like the rest of the fellows"
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Sherif's Sale.

an THE 15TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, AT
~ the Court hosse door, in the town of Athens,
will SELL to the highest bidder, for cash In hand,
all the right, title and claim that Henry Walker
has in and to one LOT lying in tho town of
Athens, adjoining the Lots of S. p. WINS and
others, to satisfy an execution issued from the
Circuit Court of McMinn county, for forfeit on
recognizance Bond. WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
March 20, lS63--tds-prs fee $3.50
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WANTED.

DEPARTMENT BAsr TENN, OFFICE As'r q. MI
Knoxville March "a, 1858.
SO sH0EMAKERS TO WORK IN GOV
w eminent Factory at this Post. None bat
No. l. workmen need apply.
Tho applications of enlisted men Of comma nds
in this Department, accompanied by the approval
Of their commanding officer, will receive due at
tention. LOUIS DELAIGLE,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ
G3- All papers In the Department Of East
Tennessee will copy one month, and send bill to
L. Deisigle.
March ~, 1s63-lm-T57 So
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sS- A female spy was caught last week
at Enterprise. on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad. We think it would be well to
demand passes from MI preregrinating
females. We noticed last week that wo.
men were frequently passed by the pass
poit examiner on the cars without ques-
ton being asked. Femalespies are the
most dangerous, and all travellers be COM
PEELED to provide proper vouchers, and
the guard instructed to make all give a
proper account OF Themselves -. Mont.
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6ALr.-It will require at least 5000, 900 bushels
of salt next fall to cure bacon for our soldiers and
people, and not less than 100000 for general
consumption till that time. Il 1t not obvious that
the monopoliEsrs are already taking measures
to set oil the salt in tho country intothsir hsndsi
When they have got II they will charge biegss
price fur II than that Of last year.
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"a Fearful. Portrait"

IT,d.r this impressiye head the Phi'a
,-,.,. u.a., M,ro,r, ,,,hl;shes tho
~o'PA,"
following extract from ie''er VI s""
officer in one OF the brlgades OF Sher-
mans division of the army Of the South.
-. !. :. ,r;,,or in Damn IN tho Tai.
"e''' A.,
iahatchie riVer' anu 'he "'''e'' 'ay' VIZ.
Mercury, was "de'idedly opposed 10 ana
used all his influence against what he
.;a.,.d m. abs,rd and su,cidal poli.
M.
cy OF protecting reoei ProPs'v Aus
letter says:
hs,;eve the time has come when am
ashamed to acknowledge that | belong
80 ,ho Tn;on army ar all the Disgrace
c., ,,,,o,ad;n,s I ev.r Witnessed I think
,rha, have seen on This march caus the
",;,s,ax Tvo.,h;rds or SIerm,n,s army
=; ,..',,o,,d ~ n.y, ,roo,,s ,,,,n I,d;.nn
n,;nn;i and Wisconsin and thew haze
49, -, 49, ,v,,,, Ito ,n,.n,;nn nj
S son,T aud J..s,rov;rx md well ,re
80, 80, ,t.;r ;n,..n,,o,,s .rI,a
.nes Tns y; orr n,',rch il one continued
$50 as d...,r,,c,;o, priva,s d,yell;nys
Snrnad women and children driven ont
H., h,,,sas a,d a,ar ,ha clo,bas
" ,ror, H. h,cts ~ saw no,b;ny
81 Pr onn,n,;,,ed hv The so,dierv which
,,,o''id I've, ~. ;,,e h,,ckast Iaaried
i;t,on,;,a hl,sh r,r shar,o tn verv d.v
- ,r;,nas.ad .caras from Which I
.,,.,, 'r;,,, io,,I,;,,, ND i;s,r,s, Trua
s,r;n,,on, or,Iers hsvs bean ;ssn.d AGAIN a,
.hasa excessas I'm, fsar ,hey s;,i 40 NO
,ood Ths only s,r.. remedy ia for con
Shonr,o - 80, ,h,,,, - ,I,,,a, ~ ,ha.o
;nfernal rascaIs in the nre.ence of his
whole d;v;sion bni wI.,nsr h., will p,
sort 70 any sncb s,r,nysn, ma,snras re-
waive 70 10 500, hayo ,l,y.v. II.,,ad
Union Generals for guarding rebel prou
erty. hut | now see the necessity of it,
MOI 40 uucb to save the property. but
our own safety demands it. Three weeks
&c s,ob nnbr;5.lsd licens. wonld ru;n
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Insolvent Notice.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
Il Ann d. Ble,ins, decd, having been suggest
to the County Court, of Meigs county. this is to
notify all persons having claims against said es-
tate TO file them, properly authenticated, within
L. HIGDON, Admir-.
April 10 ls63-3t-55g
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Notice to Horse and Cattle Grazers

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
IA that Government cattle will be grazed this
year on the South east side Of Chiihowee Noun
tuiu beginning opposite WfRte Cliff Springs and
extending from thence to DIR. Manley's thence to
Pond Lick Log, and thence to Chestnut Spring,
on Chestnut Mountain, including the range on
Ghee's Mill Creek and tributaries. And no 9TH
er stock will be permitted to run said describ-
ed range this year. X. II. WELLS, Agt.
Anril 10 1S62-am-rbq
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
ID ecuted to me. by j. b. Eldridge on the 18th
day of April, 1861, for securing certain debt
therein specified, will expose to public sale for
ready money, at Brentwood, Hamilton county.
Tennessee, on Monday, the llth of May next,
THRER LIKELY NEGROES, to wit: one Wo-
man and two Children, aged about three and ten
years. A right will be made to the purchaser,
vesting such title az is conveyed to me by said
trust deed. J. n. WITT, Trustee.
ADril 10. l863-4t-7J9