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NhAFW wv NAANAAAAAA ~AtttN'ifl
Attempt to Govern the Country by
the Bayonet.
The Tines of last evening had the fol-
lowing;
POLITICAL.
The two gentlemen elected to Con.
gress from New Orleans appeared In the
house yesterday. 1ir. Vallandigham OBJ
jected to their being sworn in, when the
matter was referred to the Committee on
Elections. Though il is apparent that
the conservatives will oppose the claims
OF these gentlemen. because they are not
Secessionists, yet they will be admitted to
their seats"
1t is manifest that one of the greatest
and most important questions that ever
arose in this country will be upon this
bold and audacious attempt of the Abo-
litionists to govern Congress by the bayo'
net, for the proposition amounts to moth
ing else. The Abolitionists, beaten in the
Northern or loyal States, which have re-
turned a majority oil Coneressmen against
them. now seek to stultify it by having
the Federal Generals IN different parts of
the South send up, by military dictation,
bogus Representatives to overcome it. The
control of Congress, then passes from the
people to the Generals. The game is COM
mencing in this Congress only to pave
the way for the next, when, if it is per-
sisted in, desperate struggle will occur
The thirty thousand electors Of Hamil-
ton county, Ohio, can hardly consent to
see their votes neutralized by a few hun.
dred Secessionists i'll some part of the
South occupied by our army, getting to-
gether under military constraint, and then
choosing Representatives. These New
Orleans Representatives are the greatest
humbugs in the world. They are Repre-
sentatives without any constituency, ex-
cept the bayonets of General Butler. The
election was perfect rnockery, both in
New Orleans and in Missouri, for the next
Congress, and all honestmen will so treat
it. Even this Congress. reckless as il is,
rebukcd the attempt of one Foster to ring
himself into the House as member from
North Carolina! Once permit it and we
will have Adventures from every part of
the South, pretending to be Representa-
tives in Congress, and drawing their pay
and mileage as such. If the House is
wise it will reject all of these bogus men,
who are fraud upon both North and
South alike. Certainly the next House
will resist such an outrage to the last.
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Substitute for Coffee.

find from experiments | have made
that the seed OF the sugar cane, or
(Sorgho Sucre, parched' and ground as
coffee, prepared in the usual way, but by
being boiled little longer, make an ex-
cellent substitute for coffee, and my own
impression is that if il was brought into
general use thousands would adopt its
use, instead of coffee, even if coffee
should again be offered at its former low
prices, from the fact that all could grow
and cultivate it with so little labor, and
from its approaching so near to the best
Java. CHRISTOPHER Oar.
Portitoc Co., Miss. Dec. II, 1862.
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rs.
The Widow, Heirs and Creditors of John T. Blew
ms decd.
[Msolrenf BW
VNHE ACCOUNT HERETOFORE ORDER
cd in this cause will be taken at the Masters
office in Decatur, Meigs county. Tennessee, on
Tuesday, the ODD day of April 1862, when and
where the parties may attend with their proof
+. MCC0RKLE, g. d H.,
Per JosEPu MCCORKLE, u. c. GM.
April 4, ls62-3t-prs fee $1,000
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Dec 20, ls82-3t-744
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Pm. Miller Admir- &c, ! 49,,
, IisDirent BW
Thos. p. Tillcry and wife ct ais.
TINE ACCOUNT HERETOFORE ORDER
ed in this cause will be taken at the Masters
office, in Decatur, Meigs county, Tennessee, ON
Friday, the 18th day of April. 1862, when and
where the parties may attend with their proof.
I. McC0RKLE. G. d ~.
Per JosEPH MCCoRKLE, p. CAN.
April A. lS62-td-pTs fee $500
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

W0ULD RESPECTFULLY RETURN HIS
w sincere thanks for the very liberal support
ie has received from the citizens of this aud the
adjacent counties, and solicits a continuance OF
the same. He has just opened splendid assert,
ment of Materials for the manufacture of Saddles,
Saddlebsgs, Brides, Martingales, Buggy and
Wagon Harness. and every other article in his
line of business, and which he keeps constaptls
on hand. He will sell at wholesale or retail, and
at as low figure as can be bought in East Ten.
nessee.
The subscriber has on hand good assortment
of Hog Skins, Enamelled Leather, Patent Loath
er, Pad Skins, Morocco, White Wolting, Girthing,
Rein Webb, Straining Webb, Thread, Saddlers
Silk, Enamoled Cloth, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits,
Harness Mounting, Ornaments, Buckets, Trunk
Locks, Walets, Tacks, Saddlcrs Tools, Shark
Skins, and every thing else necessary to carry on
tho Saddlhg Business, and which he will sell on
reasonable terms. Call and see before purchasing
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
March %, 1S60-tf-600
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Soap Without Grease.

To four gallons of strong lye add ten
pounds OF distilled rosin, or eight pounds
of pine gum, not distilled and free from
trash is better; boil steadily until there is
no rosin to be seen, and if the quantity
of I've is not sufficient add more, and
continue to add until the rosn is out,
and bo! until it makes brown jelly
soap. l have used this soap for year,
and it is equal to the best soap made with
grease.
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se- The Glasgow Herald publishes a
letter Of a British officer in America, of
which the following is an extract:
In the range of human foresight, the
North never can conquer the South
The latter supplied with veteran and
well-appointed army OF half a million,
the finest irregular cavalry in the world
and spirit of demoniac hatred to their
opponents, are nauty nuts to crack. /
know this much we could not conquer
them; and ! question if the Yankees can
do what we cannot. | have now seen
both sides, and have formed what con-
slider to be a pretty correct opinion.
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SCRAP IRON WANTED.

Il WISH TO PURCHASE ALL THE CAST
l Scrap Iron that may be in the country, deiv
cred ut my Foundry in Knoxville, or at any De-
pot on the T.. I. & Va, or L. t. 4 Ga. Railroads.
will pay three cents per pound for all delivered
at depots, and three and half for all delivered
at my foundry, cash. Thi, offer to continue for
two months. Farmers, bring on all your old
plows, points, pots kettles, stoves, mill gear, and
old castings Of every kind.
A. L. MAXWELL, in.
Oct 10 1S62--1m-733
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FOR SALE.

T WISH TO SELL MY PROPERTY, STU.
Il atod 10 the town Of Calhoun, McMnu county,
Tenn, on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
Road The buildings consist If good family
Residences ono large Office, with two rooms, well
finished" and all necessary out-buildings. They
arc all in fine condition, with fine and never
failing we'll in tho yard, and Is considered the
most desirable property in our village.
Also, will sell the Furniture and Carpets be-
longing TO the rooms.
Any one wishing 10 buy said property will adj
dress me at Calhoun, Tenn.
J. NJ. HOWELL
Jan 10, ls63-Bts ~
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Chancery Court at Athens.
William L. Dodson,
Jesse Dodson.

Original Attachment BM.
I'm THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO THE
\ Clerk and Master from the bill that respond
ent has left the country and is beyond the juris-
diction of the Court it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a news
paper published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
said respondent to appear before the Chancellor
of the Chancery Court, to be held at the Court
house in Athens, on the Sd Monday of Feb
ruary next, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said attachment bill, or the same will
BIO taken for confessed and set for hearing &c
parfe. JN0. L. BRIDGES, c. en-
Jan 8, 1s63-4t--prs fee $5-746
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ra- The leading financial men of New
York are urging upon the Federal Con.
gross the passage of bill declaring that
all United States notes issued or to be is
sued, shall be receivable in payment of all
taxes, internal duties, excuses, duties on
imports, debts and demands OF every
kind due TO the United States, and Of all
claims and demands against the United
States.
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NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
Il A. Smart, decd, having been suggested to
the Clerk of the County Court of McMnn coun-
ty, Tenn all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file the same with J.
c. Wier, Administrator of sad estate, on or be-
fore the LIST day of April, 1853, duly authenti-
Gated in the manner prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred. J. c. WEIR,
Administrator.
Dec 20, ISB2-3t-744
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~ Port Hudson is small village on
the east bank of the Mississippi, Is miles
above Baton Rouge, about 40 below the
mouth of the Red river, and I suppose
about two hundred and fifty below Vicks-
burg 1t is free from inundation and is
rs strong as Fort Pillow.
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tay- During the recent fighting in
North Carolina chaplain of one Of the
Massachusetts regiments who was
on the field, seeing one of the men
of battery B, Sd New York artillery, be-
ing borne off wounded, said to him,
Were you supported by Divine Inspira-
tion?" No" was the reply, 1--WE were
supported by the 9th New Jersey"
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MACHINE AVID REPAIR SHOP.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A SHOP
Il near tho Depot Athens, for the Repairing and
Manufacturing Of all kinds of Machinery, ard Is
ready to execute any orders with which be may
be favored. Also, Blacksnithing done. A prac-
teal workman himself, be hopes to receive share
Of patronage. J. H. SMITH.
May 10, 1s6l-tf-B59
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NOTICE.
To all Subject to Conservation.
OFFICE CoSxASpAvr OF CoSscRrprs,

OFFICE CoMMANDAHT OF CoNscRIPTs,
Knoxville, January 10th, 1868.
TAM AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMAND
/ ing General to say that as soon as all the con,
scripts in the different counties have been called
to the rendezvous, the railroad provost and other
guards, commanding officers of posts and detach-
ments will receive orders to arrest all male white
citizens of conscript age, who cannot show GER
tifcate of exemption from consription, discharge
from service by reason Of having furnished sub
stitute in the army, or n detailed transcript of
employment in the government service.
Hereafter all certificates of exemption granted
by enrolling officers will be sent to me for APPROX
al. All claims to exemption under the law must
be made to the enrolling officer of the district,
who will refer the application, with his endorse
ment, to me.
All persons who may be arrested after the call
to rendezvous in the county to which they may
belong, will be tried for desertion.
Certificates of exemption on account of disa-
biiity viii be signed by the examining board.
E. D. BLAKE, Lit Col. c. S. A.,
Commandant of Conscripts.
Jan l6, ls63-lm-747
NSs-- East Tennessee papers copy month
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PULLING MILL.

our MILL is NOW READY TO RECEIVE
~ Cloth. IS to rs cents per yard will pay for
common drab or lead coors. Other ooors some
higher COlOred Cloth little lower. Make your
soldiers Blankets, stitched two edges together
with wooden thread-they will be dressed for 81
each, worth 81 so. Send your Cloth to Mouse
Creek Depot, East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail
Road care of the Agent, where will attend I'd
and 4tb saturdays in each month, to receive and
return. Every effort will be made to return all
Cloth in two weeks. From zen years experience
in the business hope to 70 general satisfaction.
Address jacksonville, Monroe county, Tenn.
JOHN TH0MASS0N.
Oct II, 1862 4ms-734
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Notice of insolvency.

UAVING SUGGESTED THE INsOLVEN-
I'll cy of the estate of d. X. Cunningham, de-
ceased, to the County Court of RoaEe, notice Is
hereby given to the creditors Of said estate to file
them duly authenticated with TIE Clerk of the
County Court of Roane county, on or before the
18th of April, 1868, or the same will be forever
barred. W. C. BBIEN,
Admir- of B. X. Cunningham, de'd.
Oct II, lS62-3t-734
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.
D IT MAPcuATT M n


INTENDING TO DEVOTE HIS ATTEN-
Il ton to the Drug Business, offers to the citizens
Of Athens and vicinity carefully assorted stock o,
Medicines, Paints and Dye-stufs,
on reasonable terms, for CASH. With an cxpe-
ricnce Of several years, be holds himself qualified
to give satisfaction to all who may favor bin with
their patronage.
His terms are Cash, Uncertainty. Small sums
credited out lose holt in collection. Besides, his
acquaintance is very limited and be knows not
whom to trust. lie will therefore adhere to the
cash system invariably.
lie has on hand full stock Of PATENT
MEDICINES also, handsome variety ofFINE
PERFUMERY, to which special attention is call
d, US be is determined to please, both in price
d quality.
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LAND FOR SALE.

80 ACRES, IwIsH TO SELL FOR con-
449 federAte money. lying 81 miles from the
Knoxville Depot
1856 acres cleared and under good fenee-5O
acres in eloyer-25 acres in corn the remainder
being idle-about Zoe acres TO clear and good
tiuber-good cabin houses-A good underground
sprinE and we'll near the house, and plenty II
good stock water. Any person wishing to pur-
chase said Lend will address me at sweeS~Ster,
Monroe county, Tenn.
a.. - 1890 ,c--qA
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BAY Prentice says: "The difference be-
tween an Abolitionist and pig is that
the ole's knk is in his head and the
others in his tail. Between and Adolf.
ZIONIST and niger, that difference
doesn't exist"
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State of Tennessee---McMiun County.
Thomas Rogers,
Georae Ncl[nrren ami WiEe

George WoNurrey aud VIE.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
Il complainants bill, which Is sworn to, that Geo.
McMurrcy and wife, tho defendants, reside be-
yond the limits of the State Of Tennessee, and
MS effects being attached, 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be madefor four successive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper printed in the
town o. Athens, Tennessee, requiring them to an
pear before me in said town, on the 18th dav q,
June, 1852, aud make defence to complainant,
claim. or the same will DO taken MS confessed and
set for hearing parte rs to them. 80
JOHN MoGAUGHBY, j. p
December 10, ls62--N Prs. fec 50 7ls
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, Ell
N Their by Note or Account, are requested to
come forward and make immediate payment or
their accounts and notes WIN be found in the hands
Of J. J. Browder, Collecting officer > have sold
outlook, stock and barel--and am going to
move off. Therefore, every one will see the ne
cessity of paying up J. A. WRIGHT.
Sweetwater, Oct. 10, 1s62--2h-7S3
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SV-A private latter from Washington
to Cincinnati, statesthat on the 10Th the
Cabinet had under discussion propo-
sition of Lincolnt TO draft 100000 more
men, and it was believed proclamation
to that effect would soon be issued
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bay Gov. Curtin, in his annual message
to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, gives
tho Presidents Emancipation Proclama.
ton a wide berth. Ho refuses 10 touch il.
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Ray A new French paper has been
started in New Orleans under tie title of
La Rcpu5iqUc. Its political proclivities
are strongly Federal.
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bay Chas. R. Buckalew, democrat, has
been elected Senator from Pennsylvania,
vice Wilmot. Cameron was his compel
itor
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State of Tennessee, Monroe County.
Eine-Tnnth Combs.

A SMALL LOT OF VERY SUPERIOR
N Fine Tooth Combs, just received and 70,
sale by S. X. REEDER.
Oct % 1852
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

NTE. THE PEOPLE OF THE 14TH CIVIL
w District, McMnn county, Tenn, hereby
invite the attention of all lovers of Education
to the fact of our determination to establish a
High School at Coghill, IL miles Southeast of
Athens, that our sons and daughters may BIO tho
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 alludc 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
grove 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
nessee as successful educator, and who has in
his possession many valuable recommendations
from the highest 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 n number of
Dormitories nj proper distance from the School,
80 that boys who choose can either boRnd them
selves, or bachelor. School to begin the First
Monday in October, 1862, and continue ten
months. 14TH DISTRICT.
Aug 20, ls62-tf-726
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Black Pepper.
Chanoery Court at Athens.


W.
W. II. Ballew and Tho,. A. Cleage, President
and Cashier Of Branch Bank of Tennessee at
Athens, and NJ. W. Williams.
Injunction and Attachment Bull
1T APPEARING TO THE CLERK 4 MAS
Il ter, from the bill filed in this cause, that re-
spondent NJ. W. Williams is not citizen Of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, requiring
the said NJ. W. Williams to DO and appear before
the Chancellor of our Chancery Court, to be held
for the County of McMinn, at the Court house in
Athens, on the Sd Monday of February next,
then and there answer, plead or demur to said in
junction and attachment bill, or the same will be
takeh for confessed as to him and proceeded with
er parte. JN0. L. BRIDGES, C. d ".
Oct II, 1s62-4t-prs fee s5-734
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NEGRO FOR SALE.

ON THE 20rH INST. / WILL OFFER
~ for sale n LIKELY NEGRO GIRL 10 tho
highest bidder, for Cash in hand, at sweetwatcr
Depot Monroe county. T. PICKEL.
Decd tq6a-3i -7U
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Isaac B. Haney,
Us.
Jeremiah Knox.
TAndchment Bill

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO THE
i Clerk a Master that respondent Knox is not
citizen of the State of Tennessee, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, requiring said respondent to be and appear
before the Chancellor of our Chancery Court, at
a Court to be held for the county Of McMinn, at
the Courthouse in Athens, on he Sd Monday
of February next. then and there plead, answer
or demur to said bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and proceeded with ca pdrtc.
JN0. L. BRIDGES, c. Dc W.
Oct II, 1S62-4t--prs fee $5-734
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E1- Eight sacks Of Liverpool salt sSd In sa.
vannah, on Saturday last at auction, at fifty dol.
lars por sack.
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Oct II, 1s62-tf-7S4
State of Tennessee, McMinn County.

State OF TENNESSEE, McMlhn V0unIy'
Cate 4 Neil,
o.. Attachment.
D. r. Jones.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING TO NE
| from eomplainants allegation, which is sworn
TO, that the said d. X. Jones hath removed OF so
eonceals himself that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him, and bis effect, being
attached it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, published IN Athens,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks. requiring
said defendant to appear before me, at my resi-
dence, MoMinn county, Tennessee, on Saturday,
the 9Th December, 1862. and make defence or the
same will be taken as confessed and set for hear
ing &c parts. l.. H. huhol'
Up for McMinn county.
NnY z. 1S62-3t-nrs fee $s-737
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W0OD WRNTEnl

YNHE SUBSCRIBER WANTS TO pUR-
chase IL or 10 leads HICKORY or ASH
WOOD, for which he will pay the CASH on de-
livery. SAM. p. WINS.
Fob II, 1s62-3t-6e9s
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JEANS WANTED

r WANT TO BUY A LOT OF JEANS TO
make Soldiers Clothes out of. ] also want
from one to two hundred yards Good Fine White
Jeans, for which will pay fair price in Cash.
Apply soon at my house in Athens.
Oct II, 1862 S. X. REEDER.
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MIDDIE CREEK ACADEMY.

VNHR SPRING sEssION-2l WEEks-OP
iii, Institution, under supervision Of Mr.. S.
p, HALE, will commence on Monday, January ~,
1898.
Rates of Tuition.
First ClAss-spslling, Reading and Writing,s7,o9
Second English Grammar
and Geography, Compost
ton, Defamation, &C., ....,l0, 90
Third CInss-Mathematies Natural Sci
ences, Logic, Rhetoric, 4e., 49, 90
Contingent fee, in advanee,......,............ 50
Boarding. per Week-Washing and lights
extra-at good houses convenient, ..-"... 200
By order Of the Board.
MONT, REYNOLDS, Ssey.
Jan 10, ls63-3m-T4T
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
II living IN the 9Th civil district Of McMinD
county. a bound boy b. tho name Of JEHU
UsUM. All persons aro forbid bnrboriog said
boy. The above reward, and no thanks, will be
paid for bis apprehension and return to me.
RICHARD MOORE.
Nov q. 1902 81 40
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NO TiCE.

THEREAFTER NO ACCOUNTS CON-
Ill trocted by Quartermasters Sergeants, For
age Masters or Wagon Masters, win be paid by
me, unless supported by the affidavit of one or
more disnterested persons.
JAMES GLOVER, Major
and Chief Q. NJ, Dept e. Tenn.
Jan s, 1s63-St-746
Nss- Athens Post, Cleveland Banner, JOnesbo-
ro' papers and Greeneville Banner copy three
times and send bills to nue..
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MEM ARRIVAL !!

TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE A
81 small lot Of Goods, well assorted.
July 25, 1892. S. X. REEDER.
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LINCOLN WHIPPED |!
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE Es-
N tate of Henry Mstlock, deceased, will mako
immediate payment TO the undersigned, and all
having claims against said estate will present
them duly attested within the time prescribed by
law. j. W. MATLOCK, Executor.
June 6, 1s62-Sts-7l5
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General Orders No. SO.

ApJurASr AID IssPEoroR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond. Nov. 2slh, 1859.
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ENVELOPES.
Five Cents Reward.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE, AT
" July II FEEDERS.
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SALT FOR SALE.
Saws a! Saws !
INDIGO.

A SMALL LOT OF INDIGO JUST RE-
"A ceiyed and for sale by
May 0, 1862 S. X. FEEDER.
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Shoe Pegs.

A ND IRONS, SAD IRONS, AND sHOyELs
"A. and Tongs, just received large assortment,
and for sale by Oct. 1871 G. W. ROSS.