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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10
PROTECTION
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND0
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CON.N.
Incorporated 1875.

This Office has now transacted business
for more than Quarter of a Century, during
which period it has taken more than
100000 Risks!!
And insured real and personal property against
loss by Fire and Water to the value OF more
than
400, 100000 Dollars,
IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
Several Thousand Losses have been incurred
upon the above risks, all of which have been
adjusted at the
General Agency Office,
At Cincinnati, and paid with the utmost promp-
| titude according to the conditions of the poll
cy, as may be seen by the receipts of the sew;
eral claimants on file.
! The undersigned has been furnished with
blank policies, signed by the officers of the
Company also with blank renewal receipts,
for continuing policies already issued, and IS
duly authorized and prepared, as Agent of said
Company, to make assurances for any period
of time, not less than one month nor greater
than seven years, upon buildings or their con-
tents, occupied as Dwellings, stores, Ware
houses, Churches, Hotels, Banks, Court Hous-
es, Colleges, &C., &C., and their contents a
gainst
Loss or Damage by Fire,
Also, on Dry-Goods, Groceries, Manufactured
Goods, Produce, Household Furniture, Live
Stock, and every other description of Merchan-
disc and Personal Property, shipped or to be
shipped per good vessels or steamboats, on most
of the navigable waters, against the
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SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
30TRYe 9HOM99OWo
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street, Potosi.

TN returning thanks for the
very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him in this county,
would solicit its continuance
from his old friends, and invites
it from those yet unknown, with
promises to fit and satisfy those
who. may be pleased to call on
him. Having had many years
exnerience in the nrincinal East
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ern and Southern Cities, and being now assist
ed by skiiful and competent workmen, he can
unhesitatingly assure the pablic that his work
will be executed, in point of style, finish and
durability, inferior to none in the West.
/ am in receipt of my Spring and Summer
stock, consisting of French, German and
English
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10

TNRUIT! FRUIT! Fruitful Fresh
Il supply of Dried Apples and Peaches, just
received and for sale, By JOHN B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10

E0 SACKS BEST G. A. SALT-For sale
W By JOHN B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10

OLDEN SYRUP & S. H. MOLASSES-
NJ For sale By JOHN B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10

PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES c. AVER.
Practical and .Analytic Chemist,
LOWELL, Mass,
Sold in Lancaster by D. r. Parker; Platte.
vile by DR.. G. w. Eastman Beetown by D
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn & Bristol. and by oil
Druggists everywhere. f32
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-10

WANTED at the farmers Store'-in
w exchange for Goods, good Butter, Eggs,
Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard. &C., by
JOHN B. CALLS.
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GRAFENBERG MEDICTvr,

The retail i'rice Of the whole is only three
tdrS, and it will save thirty Of loaat. F4d
rections accompany each article.
| box Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. I
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Bustness Directory.
DIR. A. ROBERTS,

fee at his residence, in the N. East part Of
the Village. Aug. 1851. liz
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FGTlSI MsREHDUgg,

ME subscribers, having rented the New
4 warehouse at the Landing in Potosi, are
prepared 10 receive Produce or Goods on Sto-
50 % '"' sal sn on HS22npGnsgsss!SrG GUsrINE.
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Sligo Iron.

'ENHE undersigned having received the aren.
cyof. the Sligo Iron Works, are now S r,.-
pared to furnish those in want of hon, Stesl.
han'ners, P!ow Aoalds, Iron .arles, Sc. at c.
lena prices, Tor Cash or approved paper.
JNO. P. LEWIS & co
Potosi, Aug. 81, 1851. 81 Q
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A FIER dangerous trip to St. Louis and
IA other seaports, having risked several mar
row chances Of being killed or other wise ex-
plodlng, we have arrived safely at the only
safe harbor in Grant county with a
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spasms. He could not suffer any one to as.
sist him up and down, and for tile last three
months of his life he suffered more than We
ever witnessed any mortal to suffer, and more
than we thought any one conld and live so
long, but in all this he murmured not. He
was not a member of any Church, but during
his Affections ne sought the Lord and found
him, which hope was "as nm anchor to his
soul both sure and steadfast. lie passed
through the valley and shadow Of death and
feared no evil" About half an hour before
his death he called his wife and brother to
his side and told them he was dying and 20.
ing to heaven, and for them not to weep for
him, and said his mothers dying words to him
were to meet her in Heaven, now he was 90.
ing to see her; and his sister Sarah's parting
words with him were for him to seek religion
and meet her in Heaven he said write to her
have kept my promise. lie said mot one
cloud obscurss my sky, and what glorious
thing to have better world than this" He
then took his little children in his arms and
committed them in prayer to the Lord. and
gave his wife and brother charge to train his
children for the Lord: then, after telling all
present to meet him in Heaven, he sung
~ am bound to live in the service Of the Lord,
am bound to die in his army"
Then folded his arms across his breast and
breathed his last, without u struggle or a
groan. "Blessed are the dead that die in the
Lord, for they rest from their labors."
In his death his wife has lost loving and
kind husband, his children n tender father,
his brothers and sister an affectionatc brother,
and the community an upright, enterprising
and higl.minded citizen. But we ''sorrow
not as those who have no hope" Our loss is
his eternal gain. Reader, be thou also ready.
Jan. eth, 1854 IosEpH ROBERTSON.
%.@ American Preshyterin please copy.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

SAvANSAII, March IS.
Four-The market is well supplied with
Georgia and Tennessee brands. 1t is selling
in lots at $3.50 n IS per Dbl.
Corn-The stock during the past week
has considerably increased and price. have
advanced. 1t is selling from store in lots at
95c q 81 per buslel. Sales to some extent
have been made nt the depot Mt soc per blu.
Oats--Some sales have been effected at 62i
per bushcl by the quantity, and 75c BY retail.
Hay-Thcre is little of this article in the
market. Eastern has been selling from the
wharf at $3.50 and Northern at sl,"l per
hundred. From store it brings Sl,75, and
Northern $3.50.
Bacom-Smnll lots Of new shoulders have
been sold at SIC, and sides at 9tc per ID. The
market is well supplied with Tennessee la.
con, but We hear Of no large sales. Small
lots of it have been sold at 9ic for sides, s ]
for shoulders and lO1c for hams
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MuRpERs AND LYNCH LAW IN WISCONSIN.
There has been for sometime violent feud
existing in Wisconsin between two parties
in relation TO a claim of about 40 acres OF
land. About year ago, it resulted IN inc
death of Peter $. Furman, at the hands, u Is
alledgcd, of Frdk Cartwright, who had been
in Jail until couple of weeks ago, when ne
was released on bail, and returned to Jus
family, in the neighborhood Of the disputed
land, known rs the "Indian Land. On Satur-
day night after his arrival home, about OO
men surrounded his residence, log house,
and some three or four of the leaders entered
and inquired of the family for Cartwright.
His wife replied that she did not know where
he was; upon this they opened the door lead
ing upstairs and saw Cartwright standing ut
the head thereof, armed with muskct. Cart
wright first spoke, ordering them to come no
further, but not needing him they rushed up
and Cartwright fired, killing two OF the party
-James l.angdon, who leaves wife ana
child, and Mr.. Troop, both OF middle age
and then being sensible that further ress'
tanco was useless surrendered himself into
the hands Of an officer with the assurance o'
protection; thence he was removed to JUS
tees office for examination. He was, how
ever, soon after forcibly taken from the OH
GERS, tied hand and foot, and but shor
distance from the place where no was seized
and suspended from the neck until dead
This occurred on Sunday about five O'CLOCK
in tho afternoon, and tho body was allowed
TO remain until about ten, when the iriend'
were permitted to removeit Mr.. Z. was
man about sixty years Of age and leaves
wife and large family.
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ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, March 20.
Since our review of last week but little
produce has arrived.
Bacon is selling from store at Sc, hog round,
on 60 days time; hams Toe; shoulders TIC;
sides &c.
Lard l0c, stock light.
Corn soc per bushel, sacked, not enough in
market to supply country orders.
Stock Peas 9oc per bushel.
Oats 55 II zoe per bushel.
Corn .Mcai soc per bushel.
Eour-ln bags 49, per hundred lbs.
DRrcTIoSs FOR SHIrpING.-We think it best
to put up Bacon in hhds. or boxes, rs Railroad
Companies are not resPonible for Bacon ship
ped in bulk or loose. The name of the ship.
per or consignor should always he marked
distinctly on cath pu,keseof i'neon, Lord OF
other produce, thereby relieving the consignee
of the difficulty of asserting lots Of produce
shipped by different parties
Erchange at sight on New York J: Charles
ton, Savannah and Augusta per cent. prem
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT d CO.,
EeueroI /,nn,ujssjou NcrrL01fS
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Another Great Battle!
McSPADDEN & HORTON

A RE now happy to inform their friends
n and the public generally. hat while all
Europe is engaged in wars, they have just re
ceived II large stock Of 3
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
Their stock consists in part Of French Cloths.
Cassimeres, Satinets. Tseeds, Queens Cloths,
Cottonales, Satins, Fancy Vestings, LADIES'
Dress Goods Lawn and Bingham Robes
Swiss do, Plaid DeLaines. Berage Delaines,
Persian Chali Plaid Poplins, Black and Fancy
silks. Embroidered and Dotted Swiss, Laces
and Edcinss, Prints Of all Styles and Prices;
the latest style of
King BONN ETS,
Bonnet Ribbon, Neck Ribbons, L. c. Hdkfs,
SILK IIdkfs, Hosiery, dc.
MATS AND CA IS.
Also. n large and well selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for Spring and Summer wear; Boots and Shoes,
Hardware and Cutlery, Queensware, Groce
ries, DC, DC.
We cannot enumerate all the articles on
hand, but ask those who wish good and pref
ty Goods at low prices, to give us call and
they will not be disappointed. We continue
to take all kinds Of Produce at highest prices.
Come on. every body. and the rest Of man.
kind, and examine our stock free Of charge.
mar.2i. McSPADDEN 4 HORTON.
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COM M E RCIAL.
MACON MARKET.

Macon, March 90.
Arrivals of Bacon, Lard, Flour and Grain
for the past week have not been SO large as
the week previous. Stocks on hand not suf-
fcient for the demand.
Bacon-IIog round, a SIC; clear sides s
a SIC per ID.
Lard-In bbls., scarce, 81 a DC; in kegs,
scarce, ga 9ic.
Com-Hcavy demand and increasing, So n
90c per bush.
Oats-Dull and declining, 80 55c.
Priesthood demand, IS a 9Oc.
Ncai-Good demand, IS zoe.
Eom-Tennessc brands, 81 a SIT per Dbl.
Fsuthers-Scarce, 81 n 40c.
Beef Cattle on foot, 4 n SC.
Eggs 10 lie per doz.
Bmter-Dull. IL q lac per ID.
Dried Fruit Peaches. peeled, 81 $780,
Apples, peeled. IS a soc.
jiolnsscs-Per hid. 81 a zoe.
Co6ee-Rio firm l2i l3ac.
Sngar-New Orleans, 6 u 74c.
Nails st &c per ID.
SaH-Per sack, 1850 q sec.
Respectfully,
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants. Macon, Ga.
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Administrators Sale.

nN the 4th day Of April next and shcceed.
" ing days. We will sell at the late resi.
dence Of Wright Smith, ST.. deceased. in Rhea
county. all the personal property belonging
to the estate Of said Smith, deceased, consist.
ing of large number Of HORSES, MULES,
CATTLE noes and SHEEP Also, o
large quantity of CORN and BACON; Ba.
rouche; Wagons; Yoke of Oxen: set of
Blacksmihs Tools: Household and Kitchen
Furniture; Farming Utensils. DC.
Twelve months credit will be given on all
sums of Five Dollars or over under, cash in
hand. Note with approved security will be
required before the delivery Of any Of the
property. 49,,
al persons indebted to the estate of said
Smith, deceased, IRE required to make imme-
dinte payment, and those having claims
against said estate are required to file them
with Administrators, duly authenticated, or
they will be forever barred.
B. d. SMITH, I AJu;,;,,,,,o,,
b. ". SMITH, Aa"'"''''''0''
n. B.-At the same time and place there
will be a number Of !SLA YES hired.
b. D. S. and y. VS..
march H. 1S5j-3t 2S6
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OBITUARY.


DrEp-At his residence. in Yamhill county,
Oregon Territory. on the 4th Of January, 1854
Jossru GrLsnEArII, late Of McMinn county,
Tenn. aged 20 years and month. leaving a
wife and two small children.
He cmigrated to thi. Territory in 1851
He suffered great deal on the road, having
the measles at st. Joseph and then started on
the plain. before he had entirely recovered,
had bad health the whole route; and as that
wear was one Of great sufferings amongst
emicrants, his train shared largely in attlic-
tions and deaths. They arrived in the valley
in September. In October he felt symptoms
Of scrofula which soon began to deveiope
i,.elf, after which he called in a physician
but his disease seemed to battle medicine; he
called in other physicians but none could do
any good towards arrcsting the advances o.
the disease. In the Spring Of 1888 some Of
the sores were opened. and from that time
until his death one rising after another had
TO be lanccd. which continued to run. lie
suffered u thousand deaths, not having rest
for the last year. and sometimes - aeuts were
hi. r.in. tina, they almost threw him int
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Education will do wonders. Take the pres
emit crop of babies in hand, and they can be
made to religiously believe that the moon IS
made Of green cheese, or any other mon.
st,ous absrudity which their Instructors might
choose to palm of upon them. The attributes
of character arc in like manner mainly depend
ing on education. a native Of Japan plants
a knife in his bowels with perfect resigation
when detected in the most trifiug wrong do
ing, while few Of 'our folks would care TO
submit to such an operation however great
their dishonor.
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Agricultural Machinery.

ALBANY. MAY 10, 1888.
I'VE hereby certify that Mr.. =. u. Gates Is
our sole Agent for the sale Of our Agricultural
Machines in East Tennessee.
ISi.ncdl "wnErLrH MELIcH Il Co.
vl>UE above Is a copy Of certificate which
Ibaye received from Mes-rs. wheeler
Nelick 4 Co. furnish their celebrated nor"
porers, 7Zreshcrs and S'pdrdfor', tf"r,r
UvlI,rs. anil oiher Machines, at their cash
prices. free of commissions.
PRICES:
For Double orTwo Horse Power, Thresh-
or and Separator, including bclts.
wreucbe. and oil-can-, complete. $4,000
Double Power alone, including belt, lso'"
Do without belt. 1880
pouhle TLre.her and Separator. alone. 1900
single. or One Horse Power. 1hresher
and Separator, including belts, OIL
can. and wrenche-, complete. l2s'oo
Single Power. alone. including belt s'%
Ihr..her and Separator, alone, $500
c'ns.r Wuller. $500
S,r.w and Stalk Cutters, for Horse
c;rcuIar Saw Mill, with 81 inch Saw. $500
One Horse Power, without band Wheel so'oo
Churn Gearing. To-"
Band Wheel, so
Band for Power, ''VV
pouL,s Power. with Combined Thresh.
or and winnower. including belts
urcnehcs DC, :t''oo
Como n. i.;.cc
Order solicited. .
i: B,ossssy. |r0 Yo,t oty.
Hsr Yort. June :, sly :'
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ia AYERS
- PILLS.
Yo1 AL TN 1ua,os1s o1A
PHYSIC.

rxsas has long existed . public demand for IN
effective purgative pill which could be relied on -
sure and perfectly safe u II: opsasion. TIN. has
sve trial Of it, virtues has coneusivey shown with
what success It accompanies the purpose designed
It is easy to make physical pill. but not easy 70
make the best Of all piis one which should have
none Of the objections. but all the .dyantages Q!
with what sncce.s We would respectfully submit 10
the public decision. II has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that al1ele svery puTgatvs
medicine !: scrimOriou. - acSnE TO the ooI,
Krpink pain and revulson in The systsm - to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
Them. These pills produce NO irritation or pain
unless Il arise from previously exhsne obsuue.
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use n any
quantity but It 10 better that any medicine should
be taken judieiously. Minute Objections for their
use in the several diseases to which they are ap.
plicable are given on the bog; Among ne ne CON.
may mention Liver Complaint, IN It, various forms
Of Jaundicc, Indigestion, Languor and Les OF Ap-
petite, Listlcssness. lrhtabiity. Bieua Headasns,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Aguc, Pain IN the SIDE
and Loins for in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. AZ an
aperent, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tvcness, Piles, Collie, Dysentcry, Humors 6croi'
MIA and scuIvy, Colds With soreness % the body.
Ulcers and impurity Of the blood II short, an!
and every case where purgstive is required
They have also produced some snsulaIly sue.
cessii cures in rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipclas, PaIpitaton Of the Heart, Pains in thu
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year. to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons:
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the Ape.
lite and vigor They purify the blood and BY theii
s,muiant action on the circulatory system. reno
vate the strength Of the body. and restore tho
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
q physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longes
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of .
cathartie medicine.
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Notice..

TIVE Stakeholder. in the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad Company are no.
tilted that a call Of twenty-five dollars on
the share is required TO he paid on the let day
Of May next to r. G. jackson, Esq. Treasurer.
a, thi. office. or to II, A. u. White. Esq, At
the Rank Of Knoxvillc; also. that the notes
Given for former calls are in the hands Of said
n A. ". White for collection, on which pay.
meut is required without delay.
C.. WALLACE, PyssiSsnt,
ofses E. 7. 4 g. R Road.
A,hep., Mach slssL 2s;~n
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

AUGUSTA, March u.
Pror;sioas-The supply Of Bacon has in.
creased, and prices, which have been dePress
ed for some weeks, have finally declined.-
We quote st n s4c, hog round. The Flour
market continues active and prices are well
sustained, 7,25 $3.50 per bhl. for Tennessee.
Corn has declined and it is difficult to ef-
feet sales at soc, sacks included.
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~ n Sweden n new religious &c t
has sprung up, called the Contemplatiors,
because they believe that in mcditating
necessarily on the essence and qualities of
God, which they call contemplating God,
they attain the peiection of saints. They
think that every body who does not join
them will certainly be damned. A peasant
named John Olsson, of the village OF Oites.
lactt in Golhcnburg, cut the throats OF his
two children, one aged a year, the other
eighteen months, to, us he said, preserve
them from eternal cOndemnation.-Bosion
Past
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~ The nerve Of any one tooth is con-
uectcd with the nerve Of any and every 9th.
CT tooth in either jaw. This accounts ior
the toothachs being felt on the opposite side
from where the Cause exists.
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To Farmers, Merchants,

Maehinisfs, Carpenters, .MNers, Carriage Ma
kers, Shoe Makers, and Fdgoners.
FOR SALE AT LENOIRS, TENN.
ONE pair of Tennessee Burr Mill Stones;
" three and q half feet diameter. new and
better than common; an excellent set OF
Wagon Harness for six horses; the Running
Gear Of an old Carriage, pretty good and sub
stantial; some fine Durham Cattle and Berk.
shire Hogs; few new Turning Iathes at from
$40 to $50; Bench Screws Of good wood and
well finished; few bushels Of Glover Seed.
clear Of all noxious seeds and trash Of every
Kind. WM. LENOlR Il BRO.
march 4. 1S,I-6mx 2S6
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Some Spectator writer says: If all the lies
told during the last Presidential campaign
could be boiled together, they would make
so,, enouyb TO wash the face Of Nature.
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sRT The Railroad bridge across the Great
Miami river, near Lawrcnceburg Indiana, is
so far completed, that the trains Of cars cross
it with safety.
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CURE FOR ERYsIPELAs--A simple poultice,
it is said, made of cranberres pounded fine
and applied in Il raw state, has proved Ger.
tain remedy in many cases, and has never
been known to fail in any instance, when APP
piled on making its appearance. Persons
troubled with the humOr will find great and
Immediate relief by applying this simple rem.
edy every time it shows itself.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-24

You can't prevent the birds Of sadness
from flying over your head, but you may
prevent them from stopping to build their
nests there.
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B-A A. bill has been introduced in the
Legislature Of Massachusetts to raise the
Governors salary from ss5Oo 10 $4,000.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road
Company,

Company,
rf.
Jossph d. Laughlin. John Stanfeld. Thomas
Laughlin and \. N. Mercer,
TN this cause it appearing from an allegation
i in the bill, which is sworn to, that Joseph
u. Lauchlin and n. N. Mercer are non-res'-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee, IT Is therefore
ordered that publication be made IN the
Athens Post, newspaper printed IN the town
curing the said Joseph D. Laughiin and y.
n Mercer, TO make their personal appear
,nee At a Court Of Chanccry, TO be holden a.
Athena, in said county and State. on the Sd
s Saou 70 eompl.iu.sts bill died as.in., then,
in said Court. Or the same will be taken as
eoufssssd % TO them and set for hearing ae'
sssd;nc,v WV LOWRY. O. & u
/ ws-eLi7. 1884,, Frs fests' "e
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ty- The following story is told of a cee-
bratcd Maine Law lecturer He was asked if
he believed our Savior turned water into
wine. lie replied, after 4 moments reflection,
she did; but he did not think Jesus Christ
would have performed that miracle, had he
foreseen whit handle would be made Of IL"