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The Nevada journal., 1854-06-02
LUMBER ! LUMBER !

70 Ieamsters and Others
DNHE GRASS TALLE Y MILLS are now in
j full operation ahd ready to supply al demands
every description of
Seasoned Lumber,
atthe loves, market prices These Mills arc situa-
ted NEARLY in the centre OF the Village OF Grass
valley about itty DDS south of the Masonic Hall,
Auburn Road and most convenient for Teams 10
ln ad There is in these mills, a .MULAY SAtP,
and 80 inch enc ULAR Sal together capa-
BILE of making $4,000 feet of lumber per day. Also,
splendid Woodwork Patsnt
Planing Machine,
capable of making 900 #. of pione tonguea ana
rrooped and other manufactured lumber. per day, o
superior qualities. ALI. lumber is WELL SEAS
oxED before being drcssed-our stock Of over eight
thousand logs giving the best material to be found
in the country. Cali aud gee
TE4MSTERS
can always be supplied with lumber oH FREIGHT Ia
the cities of
Ma1ySHlle and Sacramento,
on the best terms, equal TO s:ly other mil in Nevada
county, and when taken In connection with the fact
that s well easoned, tie advantages of freichtina
from Diiis superiOr--Our engine, Ts, hai
planning machine, being the most powerful in the
mountain portion OF the state.
Lambcr win De exchanged fnr Good Daled Hay
reasonable terms.
trs- All kinds Of Dimension Lo,nber, Fensii,G, ST
ding, Sugar Pine, ota etc. &c, constantly on hand
or saw ed 10 order. We have stock Of over 100 Q0C
feet, and shall keep futi supply for the great dc
mand for choice building and fcnclilG materials.
(~Ss RemeIn5er We pay cash and the highest nri'
for freight, sell 10 ,eamstcrs enable
them to made Large Profits J WINCHESTER Il
President G. V. q Mining Co.
Grass Valley, August Is. lsJ3.-l? SIN
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DIR. P. M. O'BRIEN'S

""'eSd'e Drug Store and Pharmaceutical Loloro-
tory, Daris Street east side.
be'Ween washington and Clay streets San Fran.
CISCO 52.y
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Miners Exchange & Savings Bank,
ARMoRY HALL. SAN FRANCISCO,
BY DIR. A.. S. WRIGHT

GOOD NEWS MINEE.--The United States
~ Branch Mint in this city is in full operation
The Miner is hereby reminded that Doctor Wright will re-
ceve and receipt for Gold Dust for coinage COM
mitted to his either by express otherwise free
charge and the nett proceeds held subject the order
the owner beann interest favor Of the depositnr of
and one half pc. cent per month as coined
Always payable on demand Money remied to the cas-
tern States nj 90 days from date without CHARGE On Europe
100 days from dateree of charge. Miners will please
forward with their Treasure such instructions
wsh-wiih the assurance that commissions will be
charged mt this Banking House. A. S. WRIGHT.
hrmory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
Ap1:3m sts., SAN FRANCISCO.
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CHINA SUGAR;
= Crushed Sugar
200 cases Oysters;
100 cases Lobsters
so cases Clans; Peaches
300 ca Strawberries and
/ 100 cs Green Corn and Peas
$50 bxs Macaroni and Yer
micelli. For sale by
I SCO 62 California street.
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Notice to the Public.

Neroda Medical and Surgical Dtspensnxy
In Mr. Davis Brick BuiidiDg Broad street. &oyads
Ers. Den q Cafnian, Medical Attendants.
T order to meet the wishes Of the mi lg 7opulat u il,
- this na3hborhood. expressed by o1!e OF them IN
memorial forwarded some months ago to flr Den The
subscribers take 10 inform ,be inhalans NJ N~
da. Grass Valley, Downese Auo;irp &c Gc ,,.t ,bav
have opened Dispenslry IN Nevada civ for the 1-ns
Of aording proper Medical and snrfcal o5 % a. % a.
hn Ill order 70 make the Institution thoroughly useful 70
me pubic at large they contemplate eanexiDg General
be ootained TO erect building upon
Believing that ESTABLISHMENT aogiic tie poor
miner as well as 10 tho wealthy merchsn competent
csi treatment al nominal monthly nnch
ed in this locality, the rubscrbs hope to receive ,in
unanimous support OF The inhabitants OF h districts
Rules and Regulations of the Nevada Genera
49, Dispcnsary
Ist All bona hde subscribers entitled bc visited -
tnei own homes or prescribed for ~ the Dsenss-y
the option of the patients,
IND Medicines are TO be Supplied Q; eli times to sbscr
bers FREE OF CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription win be compounded at tie Dspcpsar
unless those Of the attendant or attendants
4th NO person will he considered SUBSCRIBER iii having
pad the amount of his subscription In adyance 20
5h Subscriptions of single individuals s fyed M ,o dr.
dollars. ~ w tt'' -"
9Th Tickets to be given subscribers on parmept Of sub
scripti0n. 0- N-N
Tor the purpose of obtaining cither ; dance or n,cd
oc cine; @ forfeit The amount of their snbscription
on All visits made according To priority OF calls unlasg
accidents, which take precedence
sh midwifery attendance and vaccination charged fo
extra, But NONE OTHER.
10Th One Of the attendants 10 be sots tn attendance
the Dispensary.
1t must be obvious to alI-:he ban. CIal rcsus which
inust ~ derived from th,e system nf medical rrac'ie
more particularly by the psor pan who afford 10
meet arge demands vhen prcratei bed of sickness
an as the amount of subscription is fixed TO Rcconinc
date the poorest OF the poor he subscribers fatter them
selves that tho institution will be found the Friend OF hs
People. subscr ptons may be Forwarded by express s
dressed 10 Drs Den & Carrnan. Nevada city
EMANUEL II. DEN, L r CSI,
BENIN Il. CARMAN Nj D.
Late Surgeon NJ S Ship California
Ps. Dr. Den requests his friends in the mines make
collections in their different localities and forward tho
amount, with correct list OF the subscribers. 4G3m
ORN'S Premium Flour; Ames' s. H. shoveis;
s@s Suifock in tins, do: Collins AxeE;
Chile 60; Adauls' piors:
Buckwheat. do Eaiis:
Ready MaSs Clothing; Bcos.
A large and General Assortment of --
Fer sale B., r. HOLf.
Mary sSilif Dec @9tii South cast corner OF f'lays
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10000 2 3

IOUsUVU $50 bris and !
7s brlsN Orleans Sugar
900 bags Rio Coffee
$50 cases Claret
200 casks Ale and Porter +;
As0 ceses 90 do ] doz ea;
600 cases Champagne Cider;
loo cases l-2 81 Ia Sardines .
apI4 I'm 10 OOoOh
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PRINCIPAL 0FFICEs-l6 q ali street, New York -
Express Building, MONTGOMERY street, San Fran
CiSco.-8, Place dc la Bourse, Paris
w. Ii :, FARGO 3 60. dispatch an Expres.
to .cw York end every city and town OF the Allan
ic Sate, by every Steamer of the regular line run
mtg between New York and San Francisco. both
by the
Nicaragua and Panama ROuies.
accompanied by a Special Messenger on each
steamer.
DAILY EXPRESS accompanied by Messen,
sers) is received and dispatched at San Francisco.
from and to Sacramento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines Also, from and to Stockton and
all towns in the Southern Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior
OF Oregon, is dispatched by each steamer OF the
Mail Ln..
Thei- Express to EUROP. is dispatched via
New York and the steamers of the Collins Line
SIGHT DIR AFTS on New York, Philadelphis,
Boston rt Louis and Cincinnati Also nayabla ia
almost all the principal cities and towns in tho AZ
lantic States and the Canadas
, .N-f-r
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EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING uOtIsr vpyAn.
Fire Proof Binding, Main Street
WELLS, FARGO & co.
SO IT w. MULF8RD. Ag't.
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70 Ieanasters and Others.
TTQHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in
il full operation. AID ready to supply al demands
every description OF
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-25

A DAYS WORK ALEXANDER DUMAS From LIE
Mousquetaire rise in the morning at six, and
fight my duels till nine; come home, and dictate for
the day. volume of novel, an act of play. l
then take cup of coffee. and whilst taking it. speak
the editorials for my paper
Betwe nine and eleven, get through volume
of my memoirs. l then breakfast make calls, and
lounge till six, when dine and go into society. No
one sees me write. During the night if in bed,
and plays in my sleep, which note down in the
morning. ~ -
I am very much troubled with ennu, as have so
much leisure time But if revolution occurs, 1
and my evenings to the construction of a universal
language, entirely of my own invention, in which,
for the future, can write all my books, &C., in
der that the whole world may have the advantage of
reading me in the original *
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RAILROAD BENEFITS TO FARMERS. On a common
road Indian Corn cannot he carried so miles for its
total value. In the great regions of the United
States, the average value per bushel of corn for
twenty years past has not exceeded twenty-five
cents. The average load of pair of horses is less
than forty bushels At that it would only yield ten
dollars for production and csrriage. To carry this
load $50 miles would require the of pair of
horses the wear and tear of a wagon, and
five days going, and four returning. Then he would
get but ten dollars tor nine days work. to say moth
ing about the cost of production Now suppose the
corn is fifty cents bushel then he cannot afford tie
haul it, for his nine days work with his teams
worth more than his load. Yet we have known corn
hauled that distance in Illinois, and sold for twenty
five cents bushel Generally, however, it is fed and
wasted in such manner that it does not net the pro-
ducer half that amount
What change when railroad is built through
such corn growing neighborhood. Upon that the
farmer can send his corn to market, five hundred
miles, for freight of twenty-five cents bushel.
This would be the charge on the Erie Railroad to
Dunkfk to New York, AGO miles, and upon the Cen
trail road of Illinois, when completed, will
dou5tedly be carried at much lower rate
Wheat be carried the average, about
twice far as Indian corn. Yet no wheat producer
carry wheat upon his wagon, seventy
miles from market at the average price of wheat for
twenty years. throughout the United States, which
we estimate at seventy-fve cents, which would give
him one cent a mile for hauling a bushel. Thirty
bushels is an average load for two horses, and al
lowing six days for trip, he would only 81 day,
for hauling and his road expenses, if the grain
given to him. Upon the railroad the wheat might
be carried seventy five miles for five cents bushel
leaving seventy cents profit to the farmer.
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NoTEThe charge Disbursements from the Public Fund
IN 1883 under the head of Revised Statutes of
pad 70 T. r Moore ESQ., should have been B. F. Moore,
Tor services certain per Resolution of General
semby. 1852 $780, Mr. Moore has receTed mo pay as
commissioner Revised Statutes
The statement Taxes paid for Comfy nurnses in the
several Counties. Of last General Assembly,
necessarily delayed short order
Caption memoranduIn to the foregoing of
when. IL amounts to 100000 ~ - -:
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WWENDERsON MALE AcanD,

MHENDERSON MALE ACADp,
I: - Z; Csuaty, AZ Oh. BRACY, Princ;n1., Grus,,,
that they have procured the services Of Ia %
inently 4uaiie TO direct with ability. e pres
omInsnded as Teacher OF the highest order vel
capable OF teaching thorough course nsn Gradus
terIng the highest Classes the to
oina and from the experience he has a y OF North a.
ne nafters himself that ne viii be able to o In
Ihere is now nearly completed in the Tow,
ny see rom me business OF the place one OF nder
N ne state which has been bn - The
otto cifzcns OF the place. bringing also ~ py the pa
friends of education round about and sI 70 their aid ~
expense and II would be suicidal in ,,s @ 100 at be
place it on tie best footing - 80 trustees mat
The gentleman whose services we OFF,,
native of Virginia. by birth and edncsI;o the pubc,
has feelings allied with own he and theres
permanently his home he would ask ali WIZ 70 make thu
the head and when this shall be done he can 1ea as We
of the philanthropist-the scholar Peiiorned theror
Henderson presents one of the finest fold ~
agement OF education IN the State eomb;n the encOu
ality and intelligence 1t has also ofbar nealth mor
easy Of access, peing situated Immediately on tI
ana CASTOR Rail Road also at the terminus f me Re
the great Western Stage Line aording to all & branch
20 paronze the School easy access "ti WHO may wish
me Scholastic year of this Institution is dv;d,
sessions OF i've months each. The Sprino ed lntOts
menee the first Monday in January 1854 T tef to CON-
will commence the first Monday in july f,1 fal TEN
the close OF each Term there win be public g and
Board can be had IN the Village or country AahnaiOn
sired, at usual rates. '!' as may beds
No deduction for loss of time except in coso.s
illness. " eS Vi protracta
We would impress upon, all who nav vis,,
the School the necessity of being ready to ents, pr
the first of the Session. " ei'er On duty
Tuition for Primary Course, per Session
do Higher Branches of English, per Sessio, $40 ID
do Mathematics and Languages, u
For further particulars address the Secretary LOO
BY order of the Board of Trustees
November 10Th, 1858. L. ~ IL, Sc'y.
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DEATHS IN LIBERIA. DIR. James Brown, who en-
igrated from Washington City to Liberia about 20
years ago, and was for a long time member of the
Liberia Legislature, died recently yatt and Maria
gr from portsmoash, Va Edward Ragiand If L .,sss
sa, a., and Jos Washington, from Gloucester coun-
ty, Va who went out in the Banshee from this port
have also died in Liberia. - q. So.
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ENALL, 1s53.-THE SUBSCRIBER y 10 ron-.-
past two weeks been receiving his usual ar fok THE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS COMPRISING ~ ss Sc supply
ment for the Fall and Winter trade which has @ assert
ased invariably for Cash. and which he can as p p
lie generally he can furnish at prices please HIS S P
OF nearly every thing wanted by the Farmer &c,
wife all to an examination of the same ''pec'ialyh
JAMES MoEp,,,o,
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4 The confidant of my vices Is my master, though
10 were my valet - $ .ssssfess7ss 2 Is
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cohfrRoIIHR's REpoaT coNcLuDED.

statssgssss Of the Repeslue derired from each
subject ~ 7dzatIon IN ereiy County IN Tie State.
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ID ELIGI0US WORKS.-THE DOCTRINE OF
lathe Holy Eucharist by Robert Isaac Wherefore AZ
the Church of England, the province of Maryland
Rev. Harvey Stanley
Twenty-Five Village Sermons by Charles Kingsley 1h
History of the Apostolic Church, by Philip SchaH
Genius and Faith, by w. G. Scott.
Life and Lectures of Father Gayazzi, For sale 63
w. L. P0MERol'
December II, 1853 3
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NTEW BOOKS.-Scotia's Bards illustrated; Pciol 1
Field Book Of the Revolution, BY Losing p pnva
translated into English from original spanish by Fran
els Hawks D. d. LII D.; Crates History of Greece ".
H.; The Complete Works of s. Colerdge, with an 6 pGU
ductory essay upon his Philosophical and Theooa
IONS Edited by Professor Shedd 7yols vo The M1T
of Joseph addison, Edited, with Critical and Explana
Edited by j. Payne Collier Esq, S. A. Health Trip 70 III
Tropics by N. p. Willis The Homes of the New n nIr
Impressions of Americas BY Frederka Bremer3 The D
Jour Book by Miss Scale hosophy of Sir VIM HamdTRI
The Analogy of Ancient Graft Masonry to Natqg anu
vealcd Religion by Charles Scott A. NJ; Bleak HOUSE,
Charles Dickens Gustav Lndcrne, Lead us 9ol
temptation BY Emile Carlen The Daughter al RIVER RIVER
Temperance Tales and Hearth Stone T. W BFH
For sale by WI. POMEhOoI.
Raleigh, Dec. 9th, 1853. =
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RARE CHANCE FOR C1p1T ;,; 3-

IN
poses therein mentioned, i Trustee will proceSd pun
21st of March next on The premises to soil III Oh lie
Of the SALEM MANUFACTURING. COMPANY property
in the town OF Salem And if the bid for the whole
ty should not be considered satisfactory the P
chinery and Lands will be offered for saIe Aa-
be continued from day to day till the whole property s
Salem N. c., Jan. 10, 1854. Wv 10 lLuS S9t
NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. PERSONS nv TTp
Pension Roll Fayetteville VIII have tbe;r S M
attended TO promptly by making the UNDERSIGNED L
Agent to collect the same. e'0 "isr
Claims for Pension and Bounty Land for serycos in a.
Revolutionary War War of Mexican and all The %
an " ars, prosecuted promptly.
Highest cash price paid for Land Warrants for Northern
Company. JNO; N ROSE
Fayetteville, Oct. S, 1858 ioo aVSr
ETOR CHRISTMASgTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAY.
sortment of articles their line take this method Of call
the attention of ladies and gentlemen the variety
their goods suitable for Christmas presents
FANCY GOODS.-Fine leather reticules plain aud fanev
embroidered Baskets French Cups and Saucers China Cow
er-Tases and Candiesticks, Porteonnes and Necccar
China gilt edge Cups and Saucers Ivory Chcssmen fine
Cutlery, Kid, India Rubber and Wax Dolls asst CRYING
babies, fine China Children Tea and Dinner Sets ASSERTED
games, BOYS Guns, &c, &C.
TO4S.-Tn Gigs Carriages, Horses, Seam-engincs Sa.
ings-banks beautiful Waterworks fine French TOYS Ne
nageries, Showghts Farm Yards Inboxes, Bureaux Tool
Banks, Kitchen furniture, Cooking Stoves Pewter Tea SETS
Candestcks, Chandeliers Baskets Tin Bedseads singing
men, &c, &c.
CONTEMPORARIES Raisins, Prunes Currents Fips
Cron, assorted Candies soft Bordeaux Almonds Walnus
Peccannuts, Palmnuts Fiberts, Preserves and Pickles
Brandy Peaches, &c, &C. Call and see at
Raleigh Dec - 1853 s.
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NJOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
his tract of land lying Edgecombe County on the
west side of Swift Creek, four miles from Battles Depot
containing Seven Hundred and SixtYsix with aOO
considerable portion of it low grounds, which contains
plenty of good mud Convenient for composing the sa
land has Dwelling House, outhouscs Gin House ana
Screw, and House for 0yerseer and rstrate Wla
water Any person wishing to purchase can have thes
by applying to SAMUEL MARSHB0URN
January IS 1854 21-5tpd
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ATOTICE.-A. B. & N L. STITH HAVING CLOSED
IS their business in Raleigh have rented the Store
recently occupied by Selby Murray for office
They respectfully request those persons indebted to then
to call Immediately and settle their accounts otherwe
will be compelled to place them in the hands of cfce
collection.
They have on Consignment few Pipes of French Bran
dy and Baskets of Champagne Wine which they will close
at New York cost and invite dealers to call and examine
thenl
January 70, 1924. 19-tlstF
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JUVENILE BOoKS.-THE BOYHoOD OF GREAT
ag men. Adventures in fairy-land, by Stoadard.
Mr. Ruiherfords Children, by the author of the Vide
Wide World, Dollars ard cents,S&c.
The Little brummer.-Tip-top or noble ain.
Sparing to Spend, by T. S. Arthur,
Tanglewood Tales, by Hawthorne. For sale by
W. L. POMER0Y.
December - 1853 8
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED!
THE undersigned wish to sell the following
l. machinery:
One "a inch Picker and Lapper
: Six "a inch Cards with Workers and Strip.
pers
One 8 Head Drawing Frame.
One 10 Strand List Speeder.
One 10 Strand Tube Speeder-also some 8
and 10 inch Tin Cans for Drawing Frame and
Speeder, and a lot of Speeder Bobbins.
All persons wishing purchase are request
ed to call at our Factory and see the Maehin-
cry in operation, and doing such good work
that any one who may not know that we need
larger machines in their places to enable us
to increase our number Of Spindles will be
apt to think us crazy for wanting to sell.
Better come soon if you want some good
machinery OF the kind mentioned, as we will
offer it SO low in lots to suit purchasers that
the first that comes will be almost certain to
get what he wants.
VIM LENIOR d BROTHERS.
Lenoir's. Tenn, Feb. ls, lS54--6m. 2Sl
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w. b. RE YIN OF d S,

FD7 HENIUNr TENN,
rs now receiving well selected cheap and
i. extensive stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!
TO which he invites the attention Of his friends
and the public generally. Having selected
his Goods with great care in the cities Of
NEW YORK AND PfILADELPHIA
he is prepared to offer Inducements TO persons
wishing TO buy good md cheap Goods.
II is considered unnecessary to enumerate
articles as his stock is unusually large and
complete including almost everything be.
longing TO tho retail trade. All Of which
will Be sold at the lowest prices.
April 4, 1s54-6m :. 2ee
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Cottage Chairs.

lust received from the Factory, a lot Of
q Morgan's celebrated Cottage Chairs or
namented and plain stripes. which will be
sold at factory prices.
Also, general variety OF
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
sold low for Cash and Barter. Apply to
c. II. MILLS d CO.,
June "a, '5s--tf-s2as] Cleveland, Tenn.
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TAILORING.
Gr1bb B. EngledOW

IONTINIE to carry on Che Tailoring Busi-
~ ness, at the old stand, and solicit the work
Of their friends and the public. All garments
made in the best style and on the shortest
notice Prices moderate.
April s, '5S-tf 237
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works,

WORKS.
TNHE subscribers would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally that they are now in opera
tion and prepared to do
Ca sting
of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind
They are now casting and have for sale diff
ferent sizes of the Globe, or Alright Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day.
Persons wishing Mill or Machinery castings
can be accommodated upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
They are also prepared to do all kinds OF
Brass casting.
ZIMMERMAN Il THOM A.
P.S. We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. z. ct.
Athens, Tenn. June 4. 1s52-tf 1913
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Circuit Court for Polk county.
Mary Renner,
vs. Petition for Divorce.

William G.. Renner
TT appearing from the allegations in the pc.
i tition, which is sworn to, that the defend.
ant is a nonresident of the State of Tennes.
see, it is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, notifying the SAID William G. Renner
to appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court. to be held for the county Of Folk, in
the State of Tennessee, at the Courthouse in
Benton, on the I'd Monday of October next,
and plead, answer or demur to said petition
or judgment pro confesso will be taken and
this cause set for hearing er parte.
JAMES SMITH, Clerk
June 23, 1ss4-4t Prs fee So 800