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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-04-17
Photograph of Mr.. Lincoln's Cabi.

at session of the New Jersey House Of As
sembly, the consideration of the special order,
the peace resolution being resumed
Mr.. Thomas Dunn English, Of Bergen, paid
cannot consent, aud therein faithfully rep
resent my people, to convey by words OF mine
any token OF confidence in the wisdom or honesty
OF the most unwise and dishOn sst admin stratlOn
that ever cursed these States. | wish to Ir.serye
all necessary forms bf iecuruIu 10 rouiine myself
30 the rules Of parliamentary courtesy, but de-
sire ut the oniset 10 pla ,e record my views of
the cabel at Washin zion, that mem bers NAV know
why eahnot concur IN the confidence some of
them seem disposed TO give the illumination
Collectively this admins ration Is lpwIse and dis.
nonest-individually IL is, to put u fine point on
the matter, eccentric. Let us look at the nature
oil ITS constituent parts. Diminishing the Presi-
dent, through RESPECT 10 the Office let us take IN
the cabinet. put IL to the common sense of ali
men II 1t be not the most extraordinary collection
ever grouped around the council board There ia
the Secretary Of Stale frank, honest and slngu
larry simple hearted, who has discovered that
speech was invented TO express ideas, and that
straight line is the shortest distance between two
points; WAC always says what he means aud
means what he says; who is probably the seventh
son Of a seventh son, endued with the spirit of
prophecy concerning the exact duration of Il civil
war; and who is the most experienced politician
IN the country, from the TACT that he has been a
member of every political party in vogue during
the last forty years. There is the Secretary Of
War; utterly ignorant of military science, and
equally ignorant of the fact that be is ignorant.
with happy faculty of modelling plans of cam
pagns, who has probably read that Suwarrow and
other great generals we're great ruiians and hence
infers conversely that a great ruffan INNS, needs
be great general.
There's the Attorney Genors. tho ;n.srro,;,r
of neeessity-nut Tim, ner,s.;,y r,oj 90 nra,sv,
for subyertinr the Const,,p,inn hn, ,,har no.
cessity wbic. is said 10 know M I.w Thsre ia
the Postmaster tisuerai. WIN ia asn s.,f .nno,n.
ted Censor general n strange nos;,;ar cnr ,bp son
of the most aud,cious AMI abrsivs ad;,or oy.r
knoyn-wbo UNDERTAKES IN tell van and en-. s;r
what we shall read. and we shall M, r,.d whn
will next, take il. be investigation, our cb;drrps
primers, with fine nose fer the treason hidden in
the dots over the is and the tails of The o's-
Lastly, there is the Secretary of tho NAVY. who's,
catechism teaches the chief erd of man to be the
getting of fat jobs for kinsmen, who, though
present ofice-hoder is known as the late secreta-
ry. and who ia possibly a lineal descendant of
Rip Van Wrinkle by r. CRANE. daughter of one of
the seven sleepers [ said "iastly." Int there is
one moie--the Secretary of the Interior. Iquite
beg his pardon, but little can be said of him. or
against him. or about him in anv way He IL
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Dying and Living.
[From the Mobile rrfbghe.l

IFrom the Mobile rTibshe.l
BY ASA HAETz.
would not die ON the battle field
Where the missiles are aying wild,
lis fancy death-but IL doesn't suit
My mamma's darling child.
The esnnvn1 roar, and the clash Of steel,
And the vietor's joyous shout,
Sound well, no doabt IL a fellow don't care,
But I'd rather be counted out
l would not die on the vessels deck,
With the wild waves dashing round,
Cause it might occur that I'd have to swim,
And l oan't--sO I'd surely be drowned.
And the idea Of picking myself 10 brine
Is too salty TO be endured,
Besides, there's a dearth Of salt in the South
And we've other meat to be cured.
/ would not die at home-in bed
1t would kill poor Klubs With sorrow;
For II to-day should find me dead,
He would die himself tomorrow.
And since I've thought the matter Ger,
THE truth for once I'm giving)
II I'm 70 have choice in the thing,
guess--I'Il keep on living.
Noble, March, 1868.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE PosT QUARrERSAsTER
Knoxville, March ~, 1858.


TIME AUTHORITY FOR THE PAYMENT
of the irregular claims in East Tennessee,
against the Quartermasters Department, has
been transferred TO the undersigned, and the at
tention of persons holding such claims is called
to the following paragraphs issued from the
Treasury Department:
COHPrRoLLER's OFFICE, Oct. "a, 1862.
II. Whenever property has been taken and
used by troops as supplies, by order of com
mandny officer, (including any commissioned
officer in command,) as shown by his signature,
or in case Of General. by that of his Adjutant,
or that Of q Quartermaster, Commissary or other
authorized officer, or when an appfsisement made
Of such property is approved by sach officer. a
fair and just co -cpensation should lie made tor
the same according to the apprsisement, (if not
excessively or according to the approval, when
not appraissd,) Under the head Of supplies for
the army.
V. In case the approval Of a commanding off
Ger, or other authorized oiiiteT cannot 20 obtain.
ed for such supplies, such claims should be pre-
scented TO Congress, or to some examining officer
who may be appointed by the Secretary of War.
No more outstanding claims can be paid at
this Office, unless the forms of the accounts are
in accordance with the provisions in the above
paragraphs. T. IL. ATKEISoN,
Captain and Post Quartermaster.
March ~, lS63-757
~ East Tennessee papers copy one month,
and send hills to Capt. Atkeis0n.
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Chancery Court at Kingston.

Durham, Taft 4 Co., and Horsey, Anton Co.,
rs.
Robert Williams and othcra.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
i 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 State of Tennetsee-It is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks, in the Athens Post, re-
quiring said nonresident defendants to appear
at the next term of the Chancsry 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, or the same will be taken as confess
ed against them, and set for hearing er pdrte.
THOMAS N. CLARK, e.. g. ".
March 20, lS63-lt-prs fec S5-756
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Nor BAD SUGGESTION. The Charleston
Courier respectfully proposes for the con-
sideration of the Richmond press, the
proprie'y of re printing the Constitution
of the Confederate States, in easy enstal-
ments, for the information of the mem
beys Of the Confederate Congress, members Of
the British Parliament, foreign editors,
and others who need information on that
subject"
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-The New
York Hcra,d says the completion of this
work is now insured. The amount Of
fresh capital required is six hundred
thousand pounds sterling, of which up
wards of two hundred thousand pounds
have already been subscribed in London,
and. of fifty thousand pounds allotted to
the United States, about two-thirds has
beeu taken in New York.
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say The landlord Of hotel entered in
an angry mood the sleeping apartment
Of boardeI, and snid-
Now, rir, ] want you TO pay your bill.
and you must. I've asked you for ii often
enough; and tell YOU now that you
don't leave my house till you pay ~"
Good" said the LOGGER, JUS put that
in writing; make n regular egeoment of
it, I'll stay with you as long as | liyew
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$40 REWARD. EACH.

WILL BE PAID FOR I'HR FOLLOWING
w Deserters from Company q, soth Teures-
see Regiment, 10 wit:
JAMES BR0Ck...3o years old, fair complex
ion, feet inches high, weighs aboGt lao lbs.
DANIEL GREEN...S5 years old, dark com
plexion, feet high, weighs $50 pounds.
robson fRANK...25 year. old. fair com
plexion, 6 feet high, weighs lS0 pounds.
ISAAC FRANK...ls years old, fair complex
ion, 5 feet inches high, weighs lao pounds.
II. L. HARVEY...ls years old, fair complexion,
5 feet inches high, weighs 100 pounds.
WV. 0RUBB, Capt.
Co. q, s0th Tennessee Reg't.
March Is, ls63-?m-555
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Chaneery Court, Decatur, Tennessee,
William Eavos,
Richard Holland.

Injunction and Attachment Biz.
TSRoM THE ALLEGATIONS IN COM.
JIG plainants Bill the respondent Richard Hol.
land, is non resident Of the State Of Tennessee
il is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, for four successive weeks
requiring said non resident rcspondant to appear
at our next Cbancery Court, to DO held at Deca.
tur, Meigs county, Tennessee, on the 4th Monday
Of April next, then and there To answer, plead OF
demur to compliments BILL or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him and set for hearing
accordingly. F. McC0RKLE, @. d. N.
March d 1A62--4t-nrs fee Sh=1h7
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ssS- 80 you are going to teach school,"
said a young lady to her old maiden aunt
Well, Tor my part, sooner than do that
| would mary widower with nine chill
dren."
II should prefer that life myself" was
the quiet reply, "but--where is the Wild
ower!"
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Important Salt Dianoueru

Salt within few weeks has had what IN. MI.
oeS current call an upward tendency" There
~ an effort making TO induce the imprcss,on a.,
there will be dOarth Of il this year, AZ the No.
last. The whole Of which, we have no doubt. has
been set afoot by spectators and salt maker, 70,
the purpose Of saving themselves or kocepinr
their kettles boiling to the time Of a. least tventS
dollars a bushel. Instead Of there being an ' dan,
ger Of scarcity. there 10 every rosson 10 believo
that there will be suporsbundance. sliboprb
prices fall below what will mako forunes for those
who ore largely engaged In the production Of the
staple.
We have information Of one new source Of SUP.
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S2IO REWARD1

TNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
Il ms Conscripts in the lOih Civil District, Rhea
county, Tennessee, have failed to report as the
law requires;
WIN. BIRLEY...2 "a years old, 6 feet high, light
complexion, blue eyes, light hair.
HYRAM M0RGAN...l9 years old, 6 feet high,
dark complexion, black eyes, black hair.
W. B. M0RGAN...ls years old. feet % inch
es high, fair complexion. blue eyes, light hair.
q. W. H0RSLER...22 years old, feet inch.
es high. fair complexion, grey oyes light hair
HENRY MoRGAN...34 years old, feet high,
fair complexion, black eyes dark hair
X. d. M0RGAN...3! yearo old, feet high,
dark complexion, black eyes black hair.
A reward of $50 zach will be paid for the APP
prohonsion and delivery Of tho above named de-
serters at the Camp Of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by tho Government,
BY order Of 1t. Col d. Blake.
DANIEL HODGES,
Enrolling Officer for 10th Civil District
Anril g. lS63-1t-1j9
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SEQ REWaRlI

TRE ABOVE RkwARD WILL BE PAID
IL for the apprehension and confinement In jail
Or delivery TO nae at this p.aoe, 10 vii;
q. c. DEAN dark eyes dark hair, red CON-
plexion; age 70 year,, 5 feet 10 inches high,
weighs las lbs.
JACOB c. B0RRIN... blue eyes, light hAir.
inclined to be bald-hesded, light complexion,
weighs l65 lbs. PnvAtes Co. X, Sd Tennessee
regiment, who deserted from this point about the
LIST March, 1858. II 10 probable they are making
for their homes, in Monroe county, East Tennet-
see. WIN. LEE, Capt
Cong Co. X, Sd Tenn. Vols. yickIburg, Miss.
April To- Is63-3t-T5q
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Sherif's Sale.

nNTHE 15rH DAY OF APRIL NEXT, AT
" the Court. hoase 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 the 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 $500
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ng- "Why, George, what are you hoe
ing in tho garden for, at this time o
night3' We'll | was awful dry, mother
and don't the Bible say, 'IIo every one
that thirstethr?" The old lady drew her
head IN. closed the window ana collapsed
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BGa.. Frank Blair, in drunken spree,
in ST. Louis. recently declared, they had
all the power. all the men, all the means
to subdue the South but that they would
certainly fail and be whipped unless they
sent South and bought General-tho
South had them all
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DIscHARGED.-The New York Court Of
Appeals has ordered the discharge of
Mary Hartsung, tho beautiful murderess
Of her husband at Albany, New York,
few Nears since.
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bas" The young army Of stout soldiers
foolshly employed to preserve Martial
Law" in half thousand small villages in
the Coniederacy. where there is no need
of such law, could swell Braga's army TO
such AN extent that he could re-occupy
the whole of Kentucky ebel.
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WANTED.

DEPARTMENT EAST Tenn, OFFICE As'r Q. N.
Knoxville March =. 1868.
SO sHoEMAKERs TO WORK IN Gov
~ eminent Factory At this Post. None but
No. I. workmcn need apply.
The applications Of enlisted men Of commands
In this Department accompanied by the approval
of their commanding ofbror. will receive due at
tention. LOUIS DELAIGLE,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ
rss- All papers In the Department Of Fast
Tennessee will copy one month, and send bin to
L. Delaiglc.
March ~, 1s63--lm-T57
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$40 REWARD!

TINHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
as Conscripts in tho I'd Civil District, Meig"
county, Tennessee, have failed TO report as re-
quired by law: ,
p. N. MATHIS. .33 years old 5 feet Il inches
high, dark complexion, dark eyes, fair hair.
ROBERT COX...23 years old, feet high, dark
complexion, grey eyes. dark hair.
JESSE WElR...l9 years old, feet 7 inches
high, dark complexion, dark eyes, dark hair.
FRBBLING WEIR..lS years old, 8 feet
inches high, dark complexion, dark eyes dark
hair.
A reward of $50 each will he paid for the ap.
prthcnaou and delivery Of the above named do.
seriers ut the Camp Of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government.
BY order Of 1t. CO... t.. ID. Blake.
II. WHITM0RE,
Enrolling Officer I'd Civil District.
March ~ 1SBS-3t-7b7
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NOTICE TO FARMERS!

NTE HAVE A LARGE LOT OF IRON
w ,rawn expressly for farmers, which we
will sell them at IS cents per pound cash. or 40
cents per pound in produce. We will allow so
cents per pound for bacon, and $2,75 cents per
bushel for corn.
NEE. McELwEE. MATLOCK a co.
Sulphur Springs. Rhea co., Tenn.
March ~, l863-3t-T57
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HEADQ'RS SUBSISTENCE DEPT,
~ Mil. DIsT. DEP'T Mss. AND EAST La.
Vicksburg, Misc, March Z, 1853. J
TTAvING RECEIVED AUTHORITY TO
III. exchange Sugar for Bacon aud Pork, par
ties desiring tn enter into coIttects for nuch sx-
change, are invited to forward proposals 70 the
undersigned, stating the quantities they propose
to deliver it's location, and at what points deliv
cry can be made.
Sugar will be delivered either here, or at Meri-
dan, Mississippi, and transportation will be furn-
ished to parties entering into such contracts from
every point on a line Of Railroad, to the above
point, at the expense Of the contractor.
GEO. l.. GILLESPIE,
Major and Chief Commissary.
I'd Mil. Dist Dept Miss and East Louisiana.
March ~, lS63-lm-757
Hss- Knoxville Register, Chattanooga Rebel,
and Cleveland Banner, copy one month, aud send
bill TO Mai. Geo. L. Gillespie, Vicksburg, Miss.
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To the benevolent and Patriotic.


Tho ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society Of Dial.
ton, respectfully aud earnestly solicit the asstt
anco of the ladies Of Athens and vicinity, aud
ladies generally, in relieving, a. far 90 W. can
the suffering Of the sick and wounded soldiers
son, TO the Hospitals Of Dalton. This being tue
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 conse.
ouently they many times need assistance that
has not been provided by the State.
There are, also, many soldiers bersfrom differ
ont portions of The Coniedcracy, many whose
friends and homes are within the Federal lines.
that cannot possibly receive assistance from hom.
I, Ia for these men who have httestod their love
10 our country on many bloody held, for whom
We seek n portion Of those contributions 80 gener.
oisly given elsewhere. Thoro 10 n Hospital fund
sufficient for the purpose intended, but IL is well
known that thore are uUceasrieg that this can
NOT supply, for those soldiers who cannot receive
sssis;anrs from Their friandsi and with visw 20
the Appreheuded battle IN Middle Tennessee. va
solicit clothing. new or half worn, lint. bapdagos
and rags, any and al Of the many useful articles
usunlly coniribr.sd To the sick and wounded.
Packages or boxes directed to Mrs. MURPHY,
President Of Ladies Soldiers Relief Society Of
Dalton. Please Mark especially TO tbs Society,
az several boxes lave been lost by not being
properly marked.
Letters addressed 10 MISS &. A. HoLLfpY,
see'y Of Ladio, Relief Society, Dalton, Ga.
MANY thanks to the l,aios Of A,h,aI. for the
donations already rs>eiye4.J
Apdl :, 1872
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PIN.H00K FERRY,
Tnpnaapaa D,uar

TINE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY NO
tifes the public that this Perry, the main
crossing on the Tennessee River, and on the route
leading to Grassy Cove, ia nov in excellent order
and attended by careful and skillful Ferryman.
1t has an excellent large Horse Power Boat, and
no delay can occur in setting either Travellers or
Stock across. He respectfully solicits public Mt
tention. WIN. C. PEAKE.
Piu-Hook Tennesse River,
March 6. 1s63-ly%-754
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LAND FOR SALE.

49, ACRES, WISH To SELL y0R con.
[fHff federa;e money, lying 81 miles from the
Knoxville Depot.
1875 acres cleared aud under good fenee-5c
acres In cloveT-?S acres in corn the remsindC
being idle--about leo acres 10 clear and good
timber--good cabin houses--A good underground
spring and well near the house, and plenty Of
good stock water. Any person wishing TO pur
chase said Land will address me at sweetwN ter
Monroe county, Tenn.
JAMES CHLORINE.
Ocf - lsba--tf--.s4
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Sheriff. Sale.

nN THE l5rH DAY OF APRIL, 1853,
~ will sell, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, at the Court. house door, in the town of
Athens, all the right, title and claim that A. P.
McCatchey has in and to 400 acres of LAND,
more or less, to satisfy an execution issued from
the Circuit Court of McMinn county, in favor Of
John Baxter. WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
March 90 I863-tds-prs fee $5-75B
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sGr A little boy came to Raleigh, n.
c., day or two since and offered t.oo cop
per cents as specie, expecting premium
on it,
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works,

TJNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
L fully announce to the citizens Of Athens ans
the public generally, that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des-
eription in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind.
We are casting and hare fer sale different
siTes Of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and iowa
Cook Stoves furnished completes various siEes ot
Parlor, Nine Plate. Chamber, Office and Shor
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons: Ploughs Backs and Jams. In fact hav-
ing very large supply Of pAttsrss ON hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small Kettles.
Also the kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
which will saw from two to Eve thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in tbs
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing of every description.
We are also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGoRE.
p. S. There il connected with the Works an eS-
silent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
sstings can have patterns made to order. z. d X.
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HERE'S YOUR SALT

A LII PERSONS WHO SOLD HOGS TO
N James Wilson, Gov. Ag't, or to tho under
sighed, are requested to come forward at once
and get their salt---como TO BsiIews corner
Athens. Tennessos. II. II. WELLS, Agent
Mnrch u 1sb3..3t-7b7
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HEADQUARTERS DEP'rnr Z. TENNESSEE,
Knoxville, Feb. 9th, 1853.
General Orders No. 80.
The following Circular 10 puSiished for the
benefit Of all concerned:

The following Circular Is published Tor the
beneht oil all concerned
Circular.
ApJurAsr AND INSPECTOR C,ysrpAr,s Orr,rs)
Richmond. Jan. 4 IsG3
Sir:-Your attention is called TO tbs gr,n, ma.
cessty that now exists for +repuous exeption, in
securing men to up the yarious commands of
the army within a reasonable time. You are
therefore. desired 10 detail from vour command
su,b auitoble officers and mon as can be shared
to proceed at once to those sections of country IN
whicb tbsr regim.n,s we've rs;ssJ 70, tho nnr1o.s
of Gathering corscrin,s aud conducting them IN
tb.;r commands without n,ss;no them throucb
csmns of ips,ruction. in the ordinary manner
Every encouragement will be offered by the o6-
GERS thus detailed consistent with the Law and
regulations of the service; and by kind treatment
and argument, addressed to The patriotism and
sense Of duty Of citizens, to induce them to enter
the service Of their country. Such persons az
are liable 10 CONSUMPTION will be allowed to Join
any pnrticula, company and regiment requiring
recruits, within the command in which the Officer
NAV he serving. In like manner. such persops as
are within conscrint aces. and Who NAV come for
,rorJ md o,foy tbamseives for scrvce will bc nj.
""'u ""u ~. ~ III, -. III ,on.s,a
lJneu W 'o'u,'es s a"u WV ,'', p.a",,;,a
wuicp NV soGuiou " Ia" w ro'u'' u 800
mus ootnlneu' however, must III MI eHSc', .h'.'
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NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS HAVING ACcouNTe
~ With tho undersigned not settled. VII cems
forward and DO 40. We will take WHEAT In
payment, at tho market price. ..
~ ZIMMERMAN 4 K1LGoRr.
~ NJ, tl'l-.f go
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JEANS WANTED

T WANT TO BUY A LOT OF JEANS TO
make Soldiers Clothes oct o. ass want
from one to two hundred yards Good Fine White
Jeans, for which will pay fair priss in Cash.
Apply soon at my house in Athens.
Oct II, 1862 s. X. REEDEk.
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SALE OF RAIL ROAD BONDS.
Gso. W. Ross,
NJ. W. Williams and the Bank Of Tennessee.
Attachment aud Injunction Blu
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
i the last term Of the Court in this cause, will
sell to the highest bidder, for Casa at the Court
house door in Athens, on the 25d March next,
FIVE BONDS issued by the East Tennessee a
Georgia Rail Road Company, bearing interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum, and number
ed 239, $40, 2il, 242 and 24S.
JN0. l.. BRIDGES, c. & ".
Feb 81 ls63--4t-prs fee $7.5O-755