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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-14
JEWELRY, WATCHES,
AND
q Is O 9 N. s.

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
Ii East with large and beautiful stock, now
offer to SELL
Gold and Silver Hunting Watches,
Small Gold Hunting Watches,
Gold Vest and Chatelain Chains,
Diamond, Pearl and Opal Rings,
Carbunce, Pearl and Plain Sets Jewelry,
Breastpns, Buckles, Crosses, Necklaces, Re-,
Gold and Silver Tfimbles Lockets,
Silver Spoons,, Caps and Napkin Rings,
Silver Batter and Fruit Knives, Salt Spoons,
Plated Table Tea Spoons and Forks,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons and Ear Rings,
And manY other articles too numerous to men
tion, all of which 1 will sell at low figures for
Cash.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
You will find it to your advantage
GEO. A. BITTR0LFF,
No. IS Main Street.
N. B.-Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted. jan29
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SEWING MACHINES.

n NJ SELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
on Second street, opsosite the new Presbyterian
Church, will keep, as heretofore, a good assort-
ment of Wheeler Wilson's, and Singers Sewing
Machines and Needles, Silk Thread and Oil, an
evr ything that is connected with the business.
mil f. NJ SEGbMAN. Ag't.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

WYE, THE PEOPLE OF TIE l4TH CIVIL
w District McMinn county, Tenn, hereby
invite the attention of all lovers of Education
to the fact of our determination to establish
High School at Coghill, IL miles Southeast Of
Athens, that our sons and daughters may BIO the
better prepared for usefulness after the dark cloud
of n bloody Revolution shall have blown away.
We need not argue the necessity of Educating
no,c or nllude to the danger Of postponing the
matter till the war is over-that may be too late.
Our children may graw up and be compelled to
proye in ignorance through life, if we wait for
the ship of State to anchor in the haven OF peace
Parents and Guardians throughout the country
are invited to join us in the good work. These
are the inducements:
We have secured the services of Prof. W. A.
NELSON, who is well known in lower East Ten
pesseo as a successful educator, and who has in
his possession many valuable recommendations
from the highes, sources certifying his ability in
his profession.
Rates of Tuition are remarkably low. The
entire course in English, Latin and Greek, taught.
The moral, as well as the mental department, will
receive strict attention.
Boarding can be obtained convenient to the
School, at low figures. There are number of
Dormitories at proper distance from the School,
80 that boys who choose can either board them-
selves. or bachelor. School to begin the First
Monday in October, 1882, and continue ten
months. l4TH DISTRICT.
Auo 90 1s62-tf-726
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$40 REWARll

HEApoEs l6TH BATTALION Tenn. CAVALRY,
Rogersville. Tenn, Feb. is, 1883
TNBE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the apprehension and confinement in Jail
or delivery to me, of each of the following de-
serters from Capt Darwin's Co. (C,) 10th Battal-
ion Tennessee Cavalry.
W. Ii. RUSSELL-Deserted about the 18th
January, 1863 His home is in Hamilton county,
Tenn. 18th Civil District. lie is rs years old, 8
feet inches high, dark complexion, black eyes
and black hair.
j. A. CANN0N-Deserted about the 18th JAN
uary, 1s63--lives in the sth District of Rhea
county-is 20 years old, 5 feet inches high,
dark complexion, grey eyes and fair hair.
G. W. M0RRTS0N--Dese about the 4th
January, ls63-ives in 4th District of Rhea
county, Tennis % years old, feet 6 inches
high, fair complexion, yellow eyes and light hair
All absentees from said Company are hereby
notified to report to the command for duty within
twenty days from this date, or they will be pub
lished as desorters and treated rs such.
By order of j. r. NEAL, 1t. Col. Com'd'g Bat.
ii. G. COLLINS, I'd 1t.
Comdg Co. c, 10th Bat. Tenn. Cavalry.
Feb q, 1863-3t--753
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TVHE FOLLOWING PERSONS ENROLLED
ms Conscripts in tho Sd Civil District Nc
Mimi county, Tennessee, have failed TO report rs
the law requires:
sILAs WADE..2s years old, feet s inches
high, fair coinplexion, black eyes, dark hair.
JOHN KEY. ..23 years old, 8 feet inches high,
fair complexion, blue eyes, red hair.
THOMAS WATTENBARGER...30 years old,
feet high fair complexion, blue eyes. sandy hair.
CHRISTOPHER WATTENBARGER -. q
years old, feet high, fair complexion, blue eyes,
sandy hair.
PETER WATTENBARGER..1 years old, 6
feet high fair complexion, blue eyes, sandy bair.
LEVI WATTENBAR years old, 5
feet inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes
light hair.
JAMES wADE...26 years old, feet inches
high, fair complexion, black eyes, dark hair
ALVA SHOEMAKER. 80 years old, B feet 0
inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, olaeR
hair. 80 r.. a.,
JAMES BUTTRAM..37y years old, feet "a
inches high. fair complexion blue eyes, DARK mar
ALLEN ELLIS. .37 years old. feet inches
high. dark complexion, black eyes, black mar
HENRY GUTHREY, .30 years old, ieet
inches high, dark complexion, blueeyes' grey hai,
JUDS0N MlLLER...2l years Ola 'sr. .
inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, plaoH
hair. ,,.c,tL
JOSEPH HUGHES. SO years old. feet high,
dark complexion. black eyes, black hair.
WIN. HUGHES..3 yonrs old, feet inchos
high. dark complexion, blue eyes, dark HAIR
& reward of $40 each will be paid for the APP
prohension and delivery Of the above named "a, de-
serlcrs at the Camp of Instruction at Knoxville
Transportation furnished by the Government
ny order Of 1t. Col u. D. Blake.
JAMES GREGORY,
Enrolling onlcor 81 Civil District.
Tsb IL. 1R83-3t--Gjl
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500 REWARD


UNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS. ENROLL
ed a. Conseripts in the 7tb Civil District,
MeMinn county, Tennessee, have failed TO report
az required by law:
l. @. BARKsDALE...s 80 years old. 9 feet iuch
high, fair complexion, black eyes, auburn hair
merchant; born in Wythe county. Va. Enrolled
Oct Esd, 1862.
JAMES II. HoRNsBY..,se years old, feet
inches high, dark complexion, blue eyes, dark
hair merchant; bora In Roane county, Tenn
Enrolled Oct. 25th, 1862.
JACOB MYERs...36 years old, feet high,
dark complexion, blue eyes, dark hair farmer
born in Davidson county, n. c. Enrolled Oct
~, 1852.
PLEASANT FRANBs...37 years old, 5 feet
10 inches high, dark eomplexion, blue eyes dark
hair; farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct IL,
1852
WI. ANDERSON. 20 years old, feet
inches high, dark complexion, black eyes, black
hair: farmer. Enrolled Oct. l4th, 1862
THOMAS FUQUA...ls years old, feet )
inches high dark complexion, grey eyes, dark
hair; timer: born in Rockingham county, N. c.
Enrolled Oct l4th. 1852.
JOHN CULBERTSON... 35 years DID, 8 feet
Q inches high fair complexion, blue eyes, dark
hah; farmer; born in Edgefeld county, N. c.
Enrolled Oct l4ib, 1852.
II. C. CR0W...I9 years old, 5 feet inches
blgh, Dark complexion, black eyes, uark halri
farmer. Enrolled Oct. l4th, 1862
ALEX. CAsEY...l9 years old. feet inches
high, faiE complexion, blue eyes, light hair:
farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct. l4th, 1862.
ELIJAH HUTSELL...24 years old, feet
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair
farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct. 18th, 1862 (;
JAMES NJ. KELLY. 20 years old, feet
inches high, dark complexion, black eyes. black
hair. Enrolled from memory Oct 23d, 1862.
S. +. GETTYs...2l years old, eject high, fair
complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair merchant
Enrolled Oct 2iLh, 1852.
WIN. II. RIDER. 20 years old, 8 feet high, fair
complexion, blue syes, darkhair' carpenter; born
in Wythe county. Va. Enrolled Oct. 25th, 1862.
ELDRIDGE WELLS...2O years old, feet 8
inches high, fair complexion, blue eyes, auburn
hair; farmer. Enrolled from memory Oct. 25th,
1862.
A reward of $50 each will be paid for the APP
prehenson 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. L. ID. Blake.
DANIEL HORTON,
Enrolling Officer 9TH Civil District
Feb o. 1S63-3t-753
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TTNHE FOLLOWING PERSONS, ENROLLED
as Conscripts in the i4th Civil District, Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, have failed TO report as
required by law;
w. II. COOPER...26 years old, feet inches
high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair;
farmer born in McMinn county, Tennessee. En-
rolled Nov. 9th, 1862.
Ii. wHALEY...3O years old, 5 feet inches
high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair
farmer; born in Carter county, Tennessee. En-
rolled Oct 9th. 1862.
JEFFERSON GENTRY. 3S years old, feet
high, dark complexion grey eyes, dark bair; far
mer; born in McMinn county, Tennessee. En-
rolled Oct. 9th, 1862.
A reward of $50 each will be paid for the APP
prebension and delivery Of the above named de-
sertors at the Camp of Instruction at Knoxville.
Transportation furnished by the Government.
BY order Of 1t. Col. e. d. Blake.
J. +. BENTON,
Enrolling Officer for 18th Civil District
Feb 81 lS69-3t-753
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Chancery Court at Athens.
William l.. Rice,

Thomas b. McElwec Charles l.. King and Jno.
J. Dixon.
ATTACHMENT BiHl
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER, FROM
the bill filed in this Court at Athens, Tennes-
SEQ, that the respondent Thomas "; Mobiwee,
has left the State Of Tennessee ana rs beyond tnS
iurisdiction of the Court, IL is therefore ordered
ibnt notification be made in the Athens Post for
four successive weeks, requiring tho respondent
McElweo TO be md appear before tho Chancellor
of the Chanccry Court to be bel for the county
az McMinn. nt the Court. house in Athons. on the
I'd Monday of February next, then and there to
nIcaJ. answer or domur 10 the attachment bill
Kidd ,rnipst him by the soid complainant or the
thc same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing er pdrte.
""' JOHN b. BRIDGES, Q. d w.
Ian m 1904 4t-nrs foe b57l9
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HEADQUARTERS DEP'rMT +. TENNESSEE,
Knoxville, Feb. 9th, 1868.
General Orders No. 80.
The following Circular is published for the
benefit of all concerned:
Circular.
n y, Orr,c. !

VII
ApJuTAYT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, Jan. 8, 1868.
Sir.-.Your attention is called to the great ne
cess.ty that now exists for strenuous exertions in
securing men to fill up the various commands of
the army within a reasonable time. You are,
therefore, desired to detail from your command
such suitable officers and men as can be spared,
to proceed at once to those sections of country in
which their regiments were raised, for the purpose
of gathering conscripts and conducting them to
their commands without passing them through
entnps Of instruction, in the ordinary manner
ery,eueouragement will be offered by the Off
Gers thus detailed consistent with the law and
regulations Of the service; and by kind treatment
and argument, addressed to tho patriotism and
sense Of duty Of citizens. to induce them to enter
the service Of their country. Such persons as
are liable to CONSUMPTION will BIO allowed TO join
any particular company and regiment requiring
recruits, within the command in which the officer
may be serving In like manner, such persons ms
are within conscrpt ages, and who may come for
ward and offer themselves for service will be al
lowed to volunteer, and will receive all benefits
which are secured by law to volunteers. Recruits
thus obtained, however, must, in all cases, enter
companies already in service, and not be organ
lied into new companies or regiments. The Off
GERS and men, detailed by this authority, will be
governed generally by the acts Of CONSUMPTION
and exemption, aud the regulations in connection
Herewith, published in General Orders No. SO,
Of 1862, from this office. Copies Of this order
will be furnished to parties Interested in this cir
cular, on application TO this Office.
Officers sont for the purpose of gathering con
scripts are instructed to apprehcpd all stragglers
from the army in their reach.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant
s. COOPER,
T..
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
Lit. Col. II. u. BLAZE, Comdt of Conscrpts.
In order to cnrry ont the spirit of the above
Circular and to avoid any action on the part OF
the recruiting officers in East Tennessee, which
may interfere with q rigid enforcement OF tho
Conscrpt law, all officers now recruiting IN bast
Tennessee will report immediately to'Lt. Col. IL
D. Blake. Commandnnt Of Conscrip's ~ KNOX.
vile and receive from him such inalrncllons, not
inconsistent with General Orders No. 80, Adiu-
TINT and Inspector Generals Once Richmond
Novemt,r ?. 1852, ~ may bo calculated 10 pro-
mote tho inleicrN Of The recruiting service.
~ ssrnara Of Big Cen u. HETH.
JAsrf BrYAsH. Capt and a. A. g.
Nec. Ens. Tennessee rtrefs cory 'en tine
Vr- ft. 1s52.l'' f'l
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS,

uTOULD RESPECTFULLY RETURN HIS
w sincere thanks for the very liberal support
ae has received from the citizens of this and the
adjacent counties, and solcits a continuance OF
the same. lie has just opened splendid assoft-
ment of Materials for the manufacture OF Saddles,
Saddlebags, Brides, Martingaes, Buggy and
Wagon Harness, and every other article in his
line of business, and which he keeps constantly
on hand. He will sell al Wholesale or retail ana
At as low n figure as can be bought in East Ten
Dessee. ..
The'subscriber has on hard good assortment
of Hog Skins, Enamelled Leather Patent Learn
or. Pad Skins, Morocco, White Yelling, CURLING
Rein webb, straining webb Ihread, an. h pj,s
SIN, Epnmolled Cloth, strrup Irons Brld'e blts,
H Harness s Mounting, Ornaments, Buckets, Trunk
Locks, NnlIots, Tacks, sadders Tools, SHARK
skins, and every thing else necessary to carry on
tho saddliSg Business and wnitn nc wn, ho on
rshso ha EDWIN A. ATLEE.
March 20, 1S60-tf-600
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The Mutability Of Human Affairs.

The Mutability of Human Affairs.
How fast things are changing and passing away,
Since the dreams Of my childhood it seens but
day,
Since my moiheE earess'd me and called me her
10y.
While her blue brilliant eye tpafklsd brightly
with joy.
OH well remember far down In yon wood,
Where the blue streAmlet wAnders, my lone cot
tAge stood
Twas the home Of my childhood, my dosr native
home;
And / neer shall forget it while memory own.
1t, too, !s fast changing aud passing away,
'Tis not like the same when in youths happy day,
When my heart was stranger to sorrow and care,
when thong that this world was all Joyous and
fair q
lis wholesome to muse Ger the past--o'er the
dead
To recall early scenes, which bave long ago fed
For we learn how the hand Of mortality clings
To the fondcst, the dearest, Of earth's loveliest
things.
Where my father of sat at TIE closing of day,
In that ylnefestooned porch, near all gone to de-
cay,
Where my neither reclined, with her hand on her
And watched her Young darling-Ob! where are
they now'
Oh! where are they now those old walls echo
back;
return to the past, tits a ruinous tfssk;
There hopes crush'd and blshted, mere all that
was dear,
Like leaves of the wild the autumn blast
Oh! thus-even thus--have all faded away.
Like the flower of spring in a cold wintry day,
Like star in the storm, like the foam the river
Like the dew on the mountain-forever and ever.
have cufld many flowers since life's early morn,
But never have foundoue that had not thorn;
I've seen many days that were beauteous and
bright
But never saw one but had clouds to the sight.
have gricved-who has no,1-and the fair one
Seen hurried away to cold early tomb;
Seen our pleasures depart like our dreams with
the morn,
And oar hopes, like the rainbow that circles the
Alb! what are our hopes, but the meteors glare,
That flashes awhile through the dark midnight
That bewders the traveller--that leads him
astray,
To the precipice dark-to the torrents wild wayi
And what is our joy1 the forerunner of woe
light that but CLEANS on our darkness below;
fast fleeing VISION we grasp at in vain,
Or when grasp'd-how often the source of deep
pain
How often, through long year, of sorrow and
We have sigh'd for that which we thought pass
ing fair,
And when we had gain'd tive saw it depart,
While memory remained still TO torture the heart
Oh! what is this life1 but flash-but beam
bubble that dances awhile on the stream
beautiful flower, fresh blooming at morn,
And at evening it withers and dioops to the storm
Ah! why then, since all things are perishing here
Look we not to changeless and far brighter
sphere,
To happier home far beyond the drear tomb,
Where the soul ever lives in eternity's bloom
n JUsTUs.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

4 LII THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PAID
N their Taxes for the year 1862, are earnestly
requested to come forward and pay up and save
cost, as am compelled to close up. All who fail
to come up and settle their Taxes immediately
will find them in the hands of Collecting Off
Ger. This is the last call, certain.
All those having claims issued FOR the benefit
of INDECENT Soldiers Families, for the year 1852,
are requested to present them for payment i'm
mediatey. n. j. PETERS, Tax Collector
Feb @, 1S63-tf-750
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JUST RECEIVED
n nTD To1 SAbT,

4 MID. PRIME BROWN SUGARS u
| Reams Wrapping Paper good lot Of School
BooRs n small lot Of Drugs dot. Mil Saws
dor. Crosscut Saws ! dol. fine Hand Saws ]
don. Cutting Knives 800 lbf log Chains 3Oo
lbs. pnmp Chains and hxiureG Bride Bnckle@
r,ritbins Nailg rncks; looks Butts scfew'
e., &c.
Ilto, h LOT Of good Clsvi 3 Tobacco by tie
-, ,s,s,l. ". B. EEYNOLDs
psssf. Torn. IAN 20 ;si3-'n--7i9
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OFFICE 3. TENN. 4 GA. RAIL ROAD,

OFFICE 3. TENN. GA. RAIL ROAD,
Knoxville, Feb 10, 1853.
IN VIEW OF THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF
l. procuring Engines, Cars, Iron and other Rail.
road supplies to replace such as have been worn
out and destroyed in the use of The Government,
the Directors have de crmincd to distribute among
the Stockholders tho fund usually reserved for
the above purpose, and which has been acou.
mulating since the commencement Of the war.
and have ordered that THIRTY DOLLARS on
each share of stock be paid to the Stockholders
in the eight per cent. bonos Of the Confederate
states, or in the Treasury Notes of tho Confedcr-
ate states, at the option Of the President of the
company. said payment to he made on and nrter
the first day Of March. Notice is hereby given
TINT in accordance with tho above order, payment
will he made ut this office. and Mt the civ Rank
OF Augusta Ga. JOHN NJ. BRIDGES,
Fob 20, ls63-lm-7b2 Troosn,or
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MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A SHOP
near tho Depot Athens, for the Repairing and
Manufacturing of all kinds of Machinery, and is
ready to execute any orders with which he may
be favored. Also, Backsnithing done. prao-
teal workman himself, he hopes to receive share
of patronage. j. II. SMITH.
Nav 10 1SB1-tf-G5g
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State of Tennessee, McMinn County.
Thomas Rogers


George McMurrey and wife
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
| compliments bill, which is sworn to, that Geo.
McMuriey and wife, tho defendants, reside be-
yond the limits of the State Of Tennessee, and
his effects being attached it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper printed in the
town OF Athens, Tennessee, requiring them to mp
penr before me in said town, on the lIth day Of
August 1868, and mako defence to compainant's
claim, or the same will be taken as confessed and
set for hearing er parfe as to them.
JOHN McGAUGHEY, j. =.
Feb 49, 1sG3-4t-prs fee S5-743
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.
r # MARSHALL. M. D..

INTENDING TO DEVOTE HIS ATTEN'
ton to tho Drug Business, ohors to the citiien'
Of Athens and vicinity carefully assorted stock q
Medicines, Paints and Dye-stufs,
on reasonable terms, for CASH. With an expo,
rience of several years, he holds himself qualihed
to GENERALIZATION to all who may iaVor nim WIN
their patronage. gu
Ills terms are Cash, Invariably. Small sums
crcdited out lose half in collection Besides, bis
acouointnnce is very limited and be knows not
whom to trust. He will therefore adhere to the
cash system invariably.
lilo has on hand full stock of PATENT
MEDICINES; also, handsome variety OF FINE
PERFUMERY, to which special attention is call
d. as he is determined to please, both inprice
d quality.
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NOTICE TO CATTLE BUYERS.

TAM AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED
Il by Maj. j. F. Cummings, c. S. A., 10 take su-
pervision Of the baying Of Beef for the Govern
ment in the Department Of East Tennessee, and
instructed to notify ;he people Of said Department
that no more Cattle can be driven from East Ten
nessee. Z. II. DUNN,
Agt Com. Dept.
Tnh 90 IsGs- Ita-1b2
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George p. Cannon
TN THIS CAUSE III APPEARING TO THE
| Court, from the allegations of the bill, that
the defendant George p. Cannon, is n non
resident of this State, therefore, on motion OF
complainants Solicitor, it is ordered by the Court
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, public newspaper published
in Athens, Tennessee, requiring the said defend
ant to appear and plead, answer or demur to the
bill, at the mex term Of the Court
to be held for Roane county, at the Courthouse
in Kingston, op tho first Monday of March next
or the same will be taken as confessed by him
and set for hearing ca parte.
A copy, attest A. L. GREENE, Clerk.
Feb O. lS63-4t-prs fee $3.50
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ATTENTION!
MONROE COUNTY CONSCRIPTS !

A LII PERSONS OF MONROE COUNTY,
IN between the ages of Is and 40 years, liable
to conscripton will be assembled at Madisonville,
on the 7th day Of March, 1868. Blank Certif-
Gates of Exemption will be furnished the Enroll
ing Officers, to he filed up aud issued to those
who may be entitled to them, on the 9TH day of
March. Persons claiming exemption under the
law are advised to make application to their En-
rolling Officers at once, in order that their claims
may be decided at the time and place designated
above All will come to tho place Of rendezvous
snlplied with blankets or other bed clothing
BY order of ~. Col. Ed. BLAKE,
Commandant of Conscrpts.
T. S. WEBB, Adj't Il
We will be present az Madsonville at the time
specified to examine and discharge all men who
are unfit for military duty.
w. F. EDM0NDS,
p. p HALE,
N. 7. DULANEY.
. Feb 7, 1s83--2t-753
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Black Pepper.

A GOOD SUPPLY OF BLACK PEPPER
n just received ana for sale. Also, fresh
supply of Shoe Pegs AID Lasts.
D Oct ~. 1862 5. X. REEDER.
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Twenty-Five Likely Young Negroes
for Sale at Auction.

ON MONDAY THE I'D DAY OF MARCH,
~ we will sell to the highest bidder, at the
Court mouse in Athens, Tenn, the following ne
groes: Elcven4Yery likely BOYS, from to Is
years old. Seven likely GIRLS, from TO 10
years old. Three likely young WOMEN, from
10 to Is years old. WOMAN and three chill
drcn.
These are prime negroes, young, likely and
sound and all to be sold SINGLE, except the wo-
man ard children. Bring on your Confederate
Money, and buy negro before old Abes Procla
nation runs them up to Three Thousand Dollars.
j. A. LONG,
W. c. VAUGHAN,
Feb 20, Is6342t
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE WORKMEN

A LII MEN ABSENT FROM NY WORK
n are required to return within ten days from
this date, or be advertised as desertcrs from the
army A. l.. MAXWELL,
Bridge Contractor.
Knoxville Tenn, Feb Is, ls62-lt
jE.y- Athens Post and Chattanooga Rebel copy
one week and send bills to me.