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Wheat SPECULATION.

Several of our exchanges notice the
fact that persons have been Offering ten
dollars per bushel for the growing crop
of wheat, with the design of keeping up
the price of -four, to prevent loss on the
large stocks which have been withheld
FROM market in the hope of still higher
prices. 1t is stated that one firm has 1900
barrels which cost 500 per barrel. If the
price is brought down to $50, which we
think will be the case when the abundant
crop now ready for harvesting shall be
thrown upon the market, the loss on that
single lot will be 100000. To obtain a
monopoly so as TO control prices as here
tofore. these heartless spectators and eX-
tortioners are willing to risk a good deal
in order to save themselves, if possible
The people can have no sympathy what
ever with such operators, whose God IS
Mammon, and whose country is their
own narrow hearts. They are utterly
proof against all other influences. We
call upon our agricultural friends every
where to refuse all such offers with pa
triotic scorn. Mischief is intended to
the great body of consumers when these
extravsgant prices are proposed. Com
blnations are formed to extort the very
highest prices, and it should be the ailA
and desire of all just persons to defeat
this unholy object.--,S0. RecOrder.
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Col. David Fl. Cummings,

The proceedings of the meeting at
Cumberland Gap, ordered to be published
in the Post, are crowded over till next
week. Our friends at the Gap are mista-
ken in recommending Col. Cummings for
the Second District. He lives in, and is
candidate for, the Fourth. No great
harm done, however, as he is clever fell
low and as gallanta man as ever set a
squadron in the field.
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Sherifs Sale.

TN 0BEDfENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
1 issued BY he Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn
county, and to me directed, will, on Monday,
tho OH dpy Of July next, at the Court house
door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash ih'iapd, all the right, title interest and
clain that j. G. Henry has in and to Two Hun
drod and Twenty Acres of Land, to wit: Sixty
Acres known as g. W. Marler's Still house Lott
One Hundred and Sixty Acres known as j. II,
Peace's farm adjoining the Lands of g. W. Mar
ler, and ]. Owens, in the 3D. Civil District Of Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, Sold 10 satisfy iudg-
ment and cost recovered before u. l., Miller, Esq,
by j. c. Barb, against the said j, q. Henry.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
June 10 lS63-3t--prs fec S5-75S
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
4 issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn
county, ana to me directed, j will, on Monday
the 9th day of July next, at the Court house
door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all The right title, interest and claim
that A. Il. Moore has in and to One Hundred and
Forty Acres of Land. lying IN th41 lth giyilDis-
Cffsy, McMihn t0ifnty, Tennessee, adjoimng the
Lands ofJesse Tunnel, Il. B. G. shugurt and 9th
ers, being the same whereon the said A. \. Mools
now lives. Sold to satisfy Judgment and cost
recovered before Jomes Baker, ESQ, by Sehorn
& Hornsby against the said A. L. Moore,
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
June 49, 1S63-3t--prs fec $5-76S
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The Nashville District.

Ex-Governor Foote we believe is the only
candidate in the field to represent the
Nashville District In the next Congress,
and we trust he will have the track with
out opposition. His large experience,
great abilities, nerve and independence,
render it eminently desirable that be
should be returned to the seat which he
filled with much service to the country
at the last session.
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County Court.

STATE Of Tennessee, Bel remembered, that there
Bedtqe county. was Quorum Court began
and held at toe Court house in the town Of Pike
vile BedsOe county, Tennessee, on the LIST Mon
day And LIST day of June, 1868 Present on the
Bench, The WoEshpful Isaac Robertson, Chsir-
man J. Z. Swaford and s. C. Norwood, quo
rum--Nhsn the following proceedings were bad.
to wits
WHtagAs, the Chairman Of this Court has
THIS ds received notice FROM Messrs. Lenoir
Bro, RoaDe county, Tennessee, Of tho ship
ment Z him, of 80 lunches cotton yarn, The hav-
ing PR iously received 10 bsnches, making 100
banehs for the indgon. families OF Bedsoe
county
IL is therefore, ordered BY the Court in behalf
Of the itisens Of this county, tina, this Cour, do
tender o Messrs. Lenoir & Bro, their tender 70.
CARDS I'D thanks for 60 timely an offer, and We
gladly all to remembrance the PROMISES of the
Lord, 10 says: blessed is be who considereth
the poor, the Lord will deliver bin in time Of
trouble The Lord will preserve him and keep
him ali e, and he shall be blessed upon the earth,
and ID wilt not deliver him unto The will of bis
enemie'. The Lord will strengthen him upon the
bed OF languishment Thou W.. make bis bod
IN sickness, 4lst Psalm. 1t ia further ordered
ny the ecart that the Clerk Of this Court forward
copy OF this order to Messrs. Lenoir 4 Bro,
and one to the Athens Post for publication.
A copy Of the record.
WM. C. ROGERS, Clerk. i.
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Women and Children sent from
Their Homes.

Brigadier.General Roberts came into
Weston, Lewis county. Va, week before
last, after our forces under General limbo
den had passed through, and commenced
q series of tyrannical acts alone worthy
of Abolition commanders. They deliv-
cred copies of the orders to numbers of
families, some of whom have reached
Stanton, having been sent through their
lines al far as Kernstown, at which place
they arrived at night, and were there left
to take care Of themselves. SIxty-three
women and children were sent out with
the lady who received the order which
we copy, and sixty two who did not have
natural protectors in the South were at
the same time started for Camp Chase
This treatment i hereafter to be dealt out
TO all Southern sfmpathizers who may be
found in their lines.
PRoyosT MARsHAEs OrrIcE, |
Weston, Western Va, Nay Is, 1863 I
Madam have the honor to inform
you that yourselfsand tie grown men,
bers of your family are hereby required
to hold yourselvesin readiness to proceed
outside the Federal lines on Tuesday
morning, May 10th, 1868.
The following regulations will be strict
| ly observed:
|. No person viii he permitted to take
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Gen. Hunter to President Davis.

Gen. Hunter has been recalled from
the Department of South Carolina. Be
fore he was recalled he wrote and pub.
lished letter to President Davis, in
which he said:
In the month of August last you de-
clared all those engaged in arming the
negroes to fight for their country to be
felons, and directed the immediate exc.
cation of all such as should be captured.
| have given you long enough to reflect
on your folly. / now give you notice
that, unless this order is Immediately re-
voked, will at once cause the execution
Of every rebel officer and every rebel
stakeholder in my possession.
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ANONYMOUS.

We have received communication
from an anonymous source calling upon
a gentleman of Meigs county to announce
himself as candidate for Joint Repre-.
sentative. All such communications
must be accompanied by a responsible
name, or they will receive no attention.
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Sherif's Sale.

TN OBED GENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
I issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for McMinu
county, and to me directed, will, on Monday.
the 9th day of July next, at The Court house
door in Athens, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all the right, title interest and
claim that J. II. Knight, has in and to Six Hun
dred Acroa Of Land more or less, adjoining tho
Lands j. II. Cass, Daniel Thompson and Barnett.
known as the Land where j. II. Knight lived in
1861. and situate in tho 18th Civil District Of
McMinn county, Tennessee. Sold TO satisfy u
Judgment and cost recovered before John Jack,
Esq, by A. Riggs, against the said II. Knight.
WIN. BURk, Sheriff.
June r, 1863 -3t--prs foe $5--76S
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MARRIED.

On he 9th of May, by Rev. Joseph Peser,
Capt. JAMES G. BLAIR, to Miss MARGARET &,
CARMICHAEL, of Msnroe county.
On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the oride's
father, by the Rev. A. g. Haygood, of tls Geor-
gia Conference, Lieut.. A. B. LATHAM, Of AcMinn
county, Tennessee, to Miss SARAH A. S. tnooKs,
of Palmetto, Georgia.
accompanying the above notice wasA pound
oakSA title lees in size than the snsar I.cae
Mountain, and ten dollar bill. We know how
to appreciate such munfcent tokens and ter er
our best wishes to Lieat. Latham and his ,ar
bride
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$1,000 REWARD!

GTotEN FROM THE PASTURE OF THE
- subscriber, five miles North of Athens, on
the night of the 9th instant GREY MARE,
about l5l hands high years old. No particu-
lar marks recollected. The mare is in fine or
der, and has never been handled but little and
hardly bridle-wise. The mare is the. property of
Eb. Jones, of Kentucky, and had been left with
the subscriber on pasture. Tho above reward
will be paid for hor delivery to me, or | will lib
orally compensate any one for information that
viii lead to the recovery of the stolen property
&. W. MATL0CK.
n. B.-Post. Office Athens, Tennessee.
,June 10 lSB3-tf-7G8
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CONGRESS-.

ssss- We are author;zed and roopestad IN an.
no1ncs Hon VIM a SWAN of Knox county.
as candidate for reelection 70 Congress for tie
Seoond District The Gollo,viu., ea,ntiss oora r,ss
the District; Campbell, Claiborne, Union, Grain
ger, Jefferson, Knox, Sewer and BlQunt
asa- We are authorized to announce Major
HIRAM s. BRADFORD, of HAYWOOD county,
Ms a candidate for Congress in the 18th Mem.
pbis) District, subject to the action of the Con-
yention to be held at Winchester. on The 18th of
lime.
Ssa. We are authorized and requested to an
nounce the namo of Col. DAVID w. BALLEw,
Of Fayette county. as canGidato for Congress
Tor tho Eleventh District.
rgs- We are authorized aud requested to an
poupee Col. PETE TURNEY, of Franklin conn
ty. as a candidate for Congress for the Third
Congressional District of Tennessee. Election
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LEsoIa's srArIOk, June 3, lS6s.

Ed. Athens POST Dear SiI-Permit us through
the columns Of your inestimable paper TO respect
fully solicit JOIN CLARK, Esq Of Blount county,
to become candidate to represent us in the low
or branch Of the next Legislature. We know
that Mr.. Clark is true Southern man and pa
triot, and will do all within his power for the
welfare of our young ConfederGcy. Having two
sons in the army, we are willing and anxious that
he should represent us, instead of some little one
horse Lieutenant or upstart, some of whom are
upon the track already for the purpose Of get
ting out of the army. Eternal Disgrace to their
names. We are for Clark first, last, and an The
time. SOLDIERS OF BLopST.
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State Of Tennessee, Meigs County.

WIN. g. Bpokmiller.


OfVtNW AufchHifAN.
TN T1IIs CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
L The gid VIM. @. Bookmior 10 non resident,
or 50 cortehs himself that the ordinary process
Of law tcnnnot be served upon him and bis effects
heipg attached il l. therefore ordered that publ
cniiof' We made for four successive weeks in tho
Athens Post n newspaper printed in the town Of
Athens, Tenn, for the purpose of notifying tho
said Vim. g. Bookmilor to appear at my residence,
IN tho 2dCiyil District, Meigs county, Tom, on
the 10th day of July, 1863, and make defense to
oomplainants claims, or the same will bo taken M
confessed and SGT for herring &c pdrte as TO- him.
Rfit Il. Il. MCKENZIE, j. P.
Juns ~, 1563--it--prs fec s5--76S
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ADJUTANT YoRK.--A card from this gen.
tleman appears in our columns in reply
to the call upon him 10 become candi-
date for the Legislature, 1t will be seen
that he declines to run, for reasons which
do him honor as patriot and man,
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M WIN. Eavcs, !
ia ~" Attachment.


VIM. 2. UnnNMlIIOr, 7
TNTHIs CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
self that tho ordinary process Of low cannot bo
served upon bin, II is therefore ordered that pub.
LEGATION DO made in tho Athens Post, u public
newspaper publisbsd in Athens, Mchiinn county,
Tennessee, FOR four consecutive weeks, notifying
'and foqnirinf said defendant TO appear before
me, tiny residence, in the I'd Civil District Of
Meigs county, Tennessee, on tho 10Th day Of Ju-
~ 1888, and make defense to eomplninn Il claim,
or the same will DO taken pro cogteso and heard
accordingly. b. L. MCKENZIE, j. p.
June II, 1s63---4t--prs loo $5--76s
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

ON THE corn MAY, 1883, A NEGRO MAN,
I who says bis namo is ALBERT. Says BIO
belongs 10 man in Washington county, Virgin
Ia, by the name Of James RAINBOW. Tbs ownor
Is requested to come forward, prove property, pay
chsrges and take him away, Or he will DO dealt
VT. according TO lsw. WM. SUEX,
Ja.loy sal sssris q !.oM.G- o., Zass.
yasb 8, -2s3--u-I5T
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ray- Tho Circular Of Maj. L, Il. HURST,
candidate for Joint Representative, and
the Circular Of JAMES r. MOORE, candi-
date for Congress Third District, shall
both appear in our next paper.
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ray The proceedings OF several meet
ings appointing delegates to the Win
chester Convention are unavoidably
omitted this week, Our spsoe is !i>c!,si,
and our !.iepds must have patience.
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nss. A man in Western Georgia pro-
poses to carry the mails for five hundred
dollars, if paid in gold or silver, or two
thousand dollars If paid in Confederate
money, The Richmond correspondent
D: tie Lt!aItS coa:sdesa.y ps:tiaeatly
inquiries !: isy hemp syoxs!r that:eSior.
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Freshman Wanted.

Wanted, at the office of the Post good Press
man. One who is able and willing to do the work
can secure good situation by applying early
The amount to be worked on each number is IL
tokens white paper sAM. r. WINS.
June 5, 1863.
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From the Rappahannook.

We have some interesting intelligence
from our army on the Rappahannock,
which tmghtbe premature publish this
morning We may state, however, that
movements are evidently being made by
our army which very short time will
fully develop.
1t isreported that reliable intelligence
has been obtained by our scouts that the
Yankees have fallen back from the Rap
pahannock with nearly aheir entire army,
leaving only small number to watch the
movements of Gen. Leei
Hooker's headquarters are said to be
in Alexandria, and his late threatening
demonstrations on the Rappahannock
are believed to have behn feints to cover
the withdrawal Of his ttoops,-Lyachbmy
Republican, SIT.
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n9. TuoS. ROGERS, Esq, is announced
to-day as a candidate to represent Mo
MINI county in the lower house OF tho
next Legislature.
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ny. The New York Herald says that
Gen. Hascall, commanding the district
of Indiana, has ordered the Columbus
City, Indiana News to be stopped for crit
icising one of his orders. He had sup
pressed a journal a few days ago because
the editor called him "a donkey" and
another because the printer commenced
his name with an "R" instead Of "H -
which was only typographical error!
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"The Southern Chronicle. u

The above is the title of Daily Jour
nal proposed to be published at Knox
vile, by NJ. ]. HUGHES, Esq. Mr. Hughes
formerly edited and published paper at
Bolivar, Mo. He entered the Southern
army at the commencement of the war,
where he remained until recent date
for which the Federsls seized and confis.
Gated his press and other property. He
is now at Knoxville and will commence
the publication of the Chronicle in short
time. We wish the enterprise abundant
suecesss-rf'''s, l.-s, 4.-. -. -.
TERxs-Daily Chronicle, one year, SO 90
g six months, 90
80 three 4 90
" two 3 90
Weekly Chronicle, one year, 4 90
" six months, 2 so
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Bkg- The town of Richmond, Clay coun-
'ty, Missouri, was captured by guerilas on
the 10Th ult. killing three officers and
capturing garrison. This band also en-.
tered Plattsburg and captured $1,000 in
money.
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Teflnnsaoe.

We learn that Ben. Flllow and Brig.
Gen. A. P. stewart. Tonnepeocans, have
both been appointsA 70 Major General.
ships and l7sigred "a as@ts E!aGse- To-
ressee
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BY THURSDAYS MAIL.


Culpepper, Va, JunsN - Gen. s, Cooper:
The enemy crossed We Rappaharnock
this morning at five O'CLOCK, a. the yari,
GUS fords, from Beyefystn Kelley's, with
a large force of cavalry, aocoatpanied by
artillery. After sevcre contest which
lasted till P. NJ, Gen. Stewart drove
them across the river,
lSigned) r. =. LEE,
GeR'l Commanding.
Richmond, June 9. -sAdviees from the
Rappahannock state'that the enemy still
remain in their entrehehed position at
Deep Ron, mile below Frederick sburg,
and are'extending their Notifications. -
Yesterday eveningthe batteries opposite
this side opeHed on picl, cts, Smelling
short time but without damage. Fred.
ericdskurg will be held by our troops.
Jackson, June 9,---01r scouts report that
the enemy's pickets 're ten miles deep,
and that every meeas OF approach to
Vicksburg is closely guarded, and chat
greater courage and osre il required to
reach the city
Grant has been commpnioating with
the Federal fleet BY agnal lights, which
were seen last nighttpnstantly 8ignaling,
betokening, it is th1ugirt, movement
on his pprt or n refTsea Of the assault.
The roar Of tho eAenigis moItars was
hoard at intervals N two seconds all
last night, and continues lhis morning.
Nothing from Port, Iindson.
An officer oaptpDe9 by Grants pioketG,
and who subsequently, made his escape,
arrived here tiis Flolning, and reports
that the yankee army Is much depressed
by the knowledge tlSt Ger. Johnston il
massing heavy fotch ia tis4ir rear and
by the fact That oefthin death awaits
them in front. Their oificeis say that
certain defeat or annihitatiou awaits
them. WAKE
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H9F" The New YoIl, Times says edito-
rally; The dispatches concerning affairs
at Vcksburg continue to be nearly as
possible ineomPretsnS,6is."
This is pretty gool indication of the
repulse Of the YankeeA bat here is abet-
ter from the Tiees:
Now that The people of the North
know, and have settleh down content in
the belief that the @Stars and Stripes"
did not wave over Vieksburg on Sunday
last, we think 1t would be- no harm
if the Government atWashington would
furnish the public with correct statements
of the news they have had on hand
There ought certainlR to be daily com.
municat!on by steamboat between Porter's
feet and Memphis, from whence the
wires extend all over the country.
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M0NTvALE SPRINGS,

Blount County, Tennossee.
THIS WELL KNOWN WATERING PLACE
having besn rehtted In the best manner the
present state Of the country will admit Of, viii h,
opes fcg tho reception Of visitors by tao
1N-xGt CO Cue.
Ny 20, yst3s-2e.
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Deg" The following jsa% esprit is little
coarse, but it truly represents the posi-
ton to which Lincoln and Seward have
degraded the model Republic;
BY THE ArLANTrcTELEGRAPH
hons Vagabone, MohAR, Odd Abe: What
the debil you send guns to Gle Mexicans
for to fight me, FOR? What have | done
to you? By gar, if you no apologize pref
ty damn queek, me blow you to he'll.
NAPOLEON.
My Dear lHr. Napoleon; That fellow Ad,
ans always was too smart. He had no
orders to do as be did. Ny dear, sweet,
Mr. NSpcleur;;s aroicgfse with all my
heart. Adams shallbs hung, BY order
of old Abe, 7af SEWARD.
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vallandigham to 20 to Nassau.

Richmond, June SIT ID understood
that Yallandigham will proceed to a
Southern port en- route for Nassau.
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THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
OF
Bolivar Female Academy.

MILL TAKE PLACE AT MADISON
w vile, Friday evening, June 18th, 1868, the
examination commencing ON Thursday, the 18th.
All interested in sound practical education, are
invited to attend
MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS.
Miss Attic Madisonyille
Auh NdIsoH'''
:" Mary j. Stephens Monroe city.
Martha Houston, ................M adisonvillc.
hate Misemer. .f..................
Z" Virginia Pettitt...................
5. NJ. GAINES, Principal.
diane To- 1S63-lt-7GS
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Anecdote of Gen. Lee.

When Mrs. jackson reached Gen, Lees
headquarters in search of her wounded
husband, she is SAID to have remarked;
II am told that Gen. Jackson lost his
left arm"
Eyes madam was Gen. Lees reply,
"and have lost my right"
What just and touching tribute to- the
then suffering, but now dead hero!
ryA The Federals destroyed Austin,
Miss, including the records Of the Court
of Tunica county, and every house in
town except one, on last Sunday. The
force which accomplished this achieve
ment of vandalism was Elliotts marine
fleet. A little fight took place on Beaver
Dam Lake, about sever miles from town.
-MississiPpim. A
AND STILL ANoTHER.--A writer in the
Knoxville Register suggests Hon. A. G.
WATKINS for Governor.
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