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" You wish enjoy the fragrance Of living flowers AMI
move IN atmosphere Of perfume
MURRAY LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER,
to,ie, water OF tho day. Sold by n r. LANsAN KEMP
wholesale dru 50 Water street and BY all Druggists, e.
- etr;s peg b0te.
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Total. 81 ,5lS a,35a,5i7 i,3oi,1 2i 5000 s2+
No new defaults of interest are reported, except
that Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
road, to pay the coupons on the Pttsburg City
bonds issued for the Ohio and Pennsylvania road.
The deposits and coinage at the United States
Mint in this city during the month Of December,
were rs follows
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We have not been able to obtain from the officers
of the Mint full statement Of the operations Of the
year, but in default Of this we have prepared from
the monthly statements which have appeared in the
Bulletin the following complete exhibit of the de-
posts and coinage during the past twelve months:--
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Holloway. Ointment rvmovcs nil D,-co,o

ration o the skin aud aays the ching and uUsuima'u
generated by heat cold II takes the sting ont cf eyefy
erupve disease and heals by eradication no. suppression
all kinds OF umors oarbunces scrofuous ulcers and
canceruus disorders.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces-
The best in the world SURPRISING all made sold and applied
at the mandatory, "a BrOsdwey.
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Photograph OF Ned Buntllne Turning Over
q new leaf In American coors, taken by HOLMES, 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-03

Defiance Snismsnder ssfes-wfth Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also, hrs and burglar
49, MoBsRr n PATRICK.
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Beuy,s Trfcophervus II the Best and Cheap
Article for dressing identifying clear curlnE
Wing and restoring the hair LaeS a. sold BY all
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Ambyotyres, Photography Melaipotypes,
photographs and oil portraits taken al GRANT ALcOOks
gallery so3 Broadway every day. until their departure for
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The very best world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied. No. AsLor house.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


a, EA-DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwRD
Ff.OU bo0ts- now ready at JONES', 10 Ann street.
the Museum.
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN ATMOSPHERIC
N pressure plates for artificial teeth, discern
rs mT At The plate covering the roof palate
Of the mouth IL dispensed with Call and examine.
VI LEYErr, Dentist,
II waverlcy place, broadway.
IIAPPY NEW YEAR, IS53-LADfEs. WE WISH you
III all happy new year and return you sincere
thanks for the kind and liberal patronage manifested
for The past year and hope by strict attention
and selling good articles q moderate prices 10 merit
uance Of your favOrs. With respect.
s. " MILLER AGO. ss7 Canal street
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Smithsonian House-Br0adway, corner or
Houston street the European plan
Single rooms cen,A rs and III per day. Double
rooms and psrlor 81 % to s. Meals as ordered Steam
heat throughout.
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HOeTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS.

's y,s: e. s.s: ,.. s,p::.s 5ssiss.s, Ss..
CS.spietnts. cyis61Q Jrom.a morbid hacffon
Dssssessvs Sefss or So ; 2rcaacsze Cramps
H. - ID ~
Al W. y tne ,act mat every member OF
s - nu1 ~ Iam'ly = NOR g iees subjected to
sw u ne soovs comphints, besides 10.
IL NJ ao.e . o.ner condit,ons IN IRE, which,
sy.,s;s ~ . ~ Of . iitue knowledge or
=. ~ .s - common sense, tney may be able
-. -. asae tnsr naoits OF dset, and with
49, i IIs o. good tonic, secure per.
S-.;sls nea'n' ~ cfoer % accomplish THE
ss.S";s,s ne uue Sourse 70 pufsps ~,
~. 49, 49, ~n'ea WI pr0lucc natural
~" ~ ~ :. sne leest hazard o. vital
~ ~ :s's 49, az 10 ~ emu u hoseetter
~. !" 49, uoSrrT S HSrnsty - 2 Psepam,
$TI~S Srsxsn HyoIElIEsS SEOMACH
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Charles Metcalfe,


Margaret J. Metcalfe, and Charles p. Metcslfs
and 9. G. Metcalfe, minors, de-. |. p. Lynch
and THE Bank of the State of Tennessee"
N this cause J: appears from an allegation
In the bill that Margaret Jane. widow,
and Charles p and George q Metcalfe, minor
heirs OF G. c. Metcaife. decd, and l. p. Lynch,
are non residents Of the State of Tennessee,
u I: therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the Athens Post, a newspaper pub
lisbed in the town Of Athens, McMinn eoun-
~, Tennessee. for four, successive weeks, re-
curing the said Margaret Jane. widow, and
Charles T. and George c. Metcalfe. minor
heirs Of G. G. Metcalfe, decd, and P. Lynch,
to make their personal appearance at a
Chancery Court to he held at Athens, in the
county and State aforesaid, on the Sd Mon.
day in February next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill
filed against them in said Court. or the came
will be taken as confessed as to them, and set
for hearing accordingly.
VIII. LOWRY, c. an.
Dec II 195e-At-prs foo 40 sah
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Valuable Properly for Sale.

In obsdisnss tes decree psonsuneed Il shs
4 Deesmber Term. 1894 II Cumberland
County Ccurt. In the ssss d Mosss Greer aud
Molly Pollard, deceased, I will cell TO ~
highest bidder. IN the town Of Crossvjlls.
Tennesses, on the it Monday Of January
next. upon credit Of twelve mopths--Jsns.
Negro W. man "a years old; Ann, infant child
months old; Emily 10 years; Edmond, 8
years old. Note with good security will be
required OF the purchaser, and one hundred
dollars advanced on the above property' -
WIN. N. DAWSON, Clerk
Gu nberland County Court.
Crossville. Dec IL, 1S6s-4t-prs fee &b-b84
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Notice..

ME insolvency of the estate of Andrew
L MeBroom. decd, having been suggested
to the Clerk OF the County Court of McMinn
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to .le
the same with the Clerk of said Court on or
before the 18th day Of June next, duly au.
thentlcated IN the manner prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
JAS. s. RUSSELL, Adur.
Dec. "a, lS58-3t 535.
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Savannah Market,

u...., SAVANNAH, Dee. u.
But little variation ia prices during de past vssk-
stocks ample TO meet dsmaads.
BACON, clear sides 10 a 1ehc, ribbed OK a loo;
shoulder: " q 14c; hams 10 a 19o. LAnp, dull, ID
IL. h1rrss country is q SOC. SLopa, sgper6ns,
2 5ce oO.I hslL 30 q s6c. PsAs, s5 a socA oA. -
g. p 90. Ass,fs dry l.Ib q %. PslSss, O. 80 a
e. s.ss 70 jar < ~. = ~ Z 2 s' d.RIa sssst
>sss f.aAsnss 2. rsy yo'ss, RE-. . =. :, ~.
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable Ne
grOeS. y..

ny virtue OF decree rendered at last
- term Of the Chancerv Court at Madison
VILE, vii! on the I'm day Of January, 1889.
sell to the highest bidder. at the Court house
door in Mndisonville. Tenn, on a credit of
SIX months Except rs per cent required to
oe paid in hand,) the following NEGRO
STA VIC. belonging to the estate Of Allen d.
=, dec'd,two men named George and
ROXY woman named Ritter and her child
Bond andsecurity will be required.
- .asy. - J. A. COFFIN. c. d NJ.
Dec II, 18oS-td-prs fee 81. 5o-594
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Chanccry Court at Athens.
4. 4 Weir,


Charles W. Rice and Henry Rice, Admrs. de-.
Z Ihos. A. Owen and wife. Jesse Rice. John
Rice, Henry Rice. Lethe Rice, Charles Rico.
Isaac K. Rice. James Rice. WIN. j. Rice,
George q. Gardner aud wife Sarah.
this oause it appears that Isaac II. Rice,
4 WIN. J. Rice and Charles W. Rice, Jr., and
0scres @. Gardner and vile Sarah, are non.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, Ii is there.
fore ordersd that publication be made in the
4 athens Post, saswspsper published In Athens,
nsAinn county. Tennessee, for four success.
sIve woke, requiring the said Isaac r. Rice.
VIVA ~ Rice and Charles W. Rice, Jr., and
George 9. Gardner and wife Sarah, to make
tner personal appearance at Court of Chan.
cery, 70 be hold 81 Athens, in the county and
State Aforesaid, on the Sd Monday Of Febru-
ery next, then aud there To plead, answer or
demurto'said bill fled against them and 9th.
ers In said Court, or the same will be taken
ss confessed 90 10 them and set for hearing
accordingly. WIN. LOWRY. G. AM.
Dec II, lS6s-4t-prs fee 1864
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Take Hin, I'm. J.

A BAY HORSE, about fifteen'hands bioh.
= "A little white on one or both hind feat
the hair shaved off both hips by trace chains
md very sprghtly looking. Any me taking
him up and delivering him 10 the Subscriber.
at Athens. Tennessee, or to some one a,
Pikevillr, 80 that can get him. will conrer n
great favor and be amply rewarded.
u. l.. YORK.
Dec. "a, l858-if-535.
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Friends and rellew-Sipuers!

wv proposed, whn we opened our Goods last
w Spring, 10 sell then low down for Cash or 10
prompt deaiess on time We have discharged our psrt
o. ne contract, and ~ the 1st Of January (whcn iii
secccnu should be squared and ciosed) IL fast an
psoac6,ns Ne Wish our customers who have housht on
.me beas US n mind when they start out 70 iqdsse
shetr past yesrss accvlnts. Try and ri nm mor.v
enssGh 70 SAy the WHOM accsuni-si yst brins y.
MONTY. We wish 70 tsow Who our psosspt cuseosers
are pss ssssatisa 70 ne ebsye Win much oblIse
Dss " A n0Bn10N, gAnTAlN 90. .
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Atlantis Market.

ATLANTA, Dec. 81.
ssow please asa our market quotations for the pres
ent week.
The market 70 almost entirely bare Of Poax, and
D D ooc sacked MHAL SOC, sacked. OATS scarce, 6b
% zoe; waaAr, % @ $50. owing to quality. srooK
ane ss.ss q $50; extra family q, 80 q $50 EsiiH.
Very respectfully, sEAGO . ABBOTT
,s,se COswtsstos kercAamts, Atlanta, Ga,
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state of Tennessee, Monroe county.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Robert Cunningham and Joseph Walker, Ad.
winistrstors Of Joseph Cunningham. deed,

Solomon Hort"... ana wife, and others.
~ .uotion of complainants. the death Of
~ Nancy Horton is suggested, and 1t ap.
Ipearing from the proof made before me that
the said NANCY is dead, leaving In tie State
OF Missouri the following persons heirs.at.
law, viz. Matthew L.. Nancy A, Barsheba,
Mahals, Louisa J. and Hsstin Horton, Riley
Shsmlss and wife Sarah NJ, Sophiaua MI
comb and her husband John Nueomb, Mary
A. Nuoomb aud her husband John Nucom6.
On motion, it is ordered by me TINT said
cause be revived against the said persons,
heirs at-law Of the said Nancy Horton, de.
ceased--and because it appearing from the
affidavit of the complainants that they are
not residents Of the State Of Tennessee, it 10
ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, re.
quirng the said parties, heirs,st law Of Nam
-ey Horton, deceased, to appear at the Court.
house in Madisonville, tennessee, on the Sc.
cond Monday Of January next, to answer,
plead or demur to said hill, or it will be
taken for confessed as to them.
j. E HOUSTON, Clerk.
Dec 8, l85S-4t-prs fee $6-6S2
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TELEGRAPHIC.

NeU York, Dec. 2s.-Cotton sales 500
bales. Little enquiry, and prices weak
Sugar quiet. Orleans 6fa8.
There are contradictory dispatches from
Washington. One says tho schooner Susnp
10 near the month Of the Colorado, having re-
turned from Nicaragua without effectjnp
landing. The other says the Susan landed
the fllibusters 10 Nicaragua without opposi-
ton and returned 70 PsnsaeoIa, where the
Government ordered her detention.
Cincinnati, Dec. 9S.-Flour steady NJ "A
soa4 w; whiskey 2la; mess pork @ ri SO. with
more sellers than buyers. Receipt, of boos
for the week 29,660. Receipts during m.
season $4,000 against 26i 900 last year.
Nep Orleans, Dec. 2e.--It 10 reported on
the Authority Of General N. 8. Rensau. that
strong efforts are making BY the Spanish au-
thoritiesin Cuba to induce France to inter
vene and prevent the success of the reyoIu-
tlonary movement which is expected soon 70
brenk out. 4 large number Of Americans are
DOW In Cuba to aid the movement and are
confident Of success il France does not inter.
iere. Cuban gentleman just from the Il.
land Gays tho people and part Of The armv
are ready for resolution, but fear The intsr.
sention Of European powers.
st. Louis, Dec. 27.--The Santa Fe mail Of
the gu, inst, has been received. Adyices
from Fort Defiance TO the 2lst of November.
had reached Santa Fe. The Indians had bean
pursued into their mountain Businesses, and
an arm'stlce at that time was pending, pre-
parasory to permanent settlement.
Savannah, Dec. 27.-There appears to he
considerable excitement created ut the sscaps
OF the little African, captured on JsckyI L.
land by some OF the United States officials.
The United States marshall has been request.
ed to resign, but he has refused to do co.
II is thought that he vii! be removed, al.
though few believe him to blame for the es-
cape or abduction Of the little African. A
Ne,o Orleans, Dec. 26.-The Pacific Rail-
way Convention adjourned in high Spirits
The only Obstacle in the successful prosecu.
ton Of this enterprise appears to be that of
obtaining from Texas the REIMBURSEMENT of
her suit forfeiting the charter. ~
The Convention adjourned to meet at Mar.
shall Texas, on the 18th Of January.
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Notice..

'I>HE insolvency of the estate of NJ. r. Bel.
L lows, deed, having been suggested to
the Clerk Of the County Court OF McSIinn
county, Tennessee, aifpersons having claims
against'said estate are hereby notified to file
the same with the Clerk Of said Court. on or
before the 9TH day of January next, duly au.
thenticated IN the manner prescribed by law.
or they will be forever barred
JAMES PARKISON, Ad,a'r.
Dec 10. ls5S-St-5Ss
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Notice.
Alexander d MoKamy,)
%. attachment.

Christopher Graves.
IN this cause Il appearing to Thoa Rogers,
i the Justice before whom the proceeding.
have been returned, that the said defendant,
Christopher Graves, IL non resident Of the
State Of Tsnnessss, IL ia ordered by the said
Justice thu: the proceedings in this esuss be
stayed until the l5,h day Of May. 1853, on
which said day said defendant 10 hereby mott.
lied to appear before said Justice, Thomas
Rogers. At his Office In McMinn county, Ten.
nesse, and make defense. IL any he can, to
said suit instituted against him BY attachment
as above stated.
ALEXANDER d MeKAMY.
Dec II, l86S-6t-prs fee tS-b34
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s....-p..sss :s ,st p ;s s:. "a
T. ss''' E.ss & = :'' s. :.s::
r.s-we quote HeathsshatSIxe. wss1s-yor prins
wheat buyers oGssng 4f<ed; 60s for white ku-
eAs, y bill, o ske, IL ~ Y. Coess Sd
gsrl II q Lei cfnshsd Ard poydsrsd ~ 10 loaf y
'Ntios. ~
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Mount Harmony High School,

TuNIE Fifth Session Of this Institution will commence
u on Monday, January 1Ith, next.
TERMS, per Session of 81 toeeks, payable one-haD
IN ddodnce. and batdaee al close " the Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar Com
position and Defamation, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mathematics Natural Sciences, Logic, Rhetoric &c10O0
Contingent Fee, In advance. ...............,, 20
Boarding, per week, (washing extra), ....... LIB
No student admitted for less than half session. and
no deductions made for lost time, except In oAsesof
protraoted sickness. s. Il. HALE, Pr,pl.
Nov &c. 1858 -3n-58l
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Chancery Court at NIadisonviIIe.
Thomas Stephens Admir- Ct d. f. Shelton,
deceased,
Notice.
7. J. Knox Il Co, J
Us. Attachment.

U.s. Attachment
Christopher Graves.
In this cause it appearing to Thos. Rogers
Il the Justice before whom the proceedings
have been returned, that the said defendant,
Christopher Graves, is a nonresident of the
Ss.ts Of Is hs Tia said
stayed until the 18TH day of May, 1853. on
which said day said defendant is hereby mott.
NED to appear before said Justice, Thomas
Rogers, al his office in McMinn county. Ten.
nessee. and make defence, il any lie can. to
said suit instituted against him by attach.
msnt ~ above stated.
T. J. KNOX d co.
Dec II. ls6s-4t-prs fee 1854
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This trying and provoking disease, which fixes Il,
relentless grasp the body of man. reducing him to
amere shadow in short space Of time, and rendering
him physically and mentally useless. can he defeated
and driven from the body by the use Of HOsTETTERs
RENOWNED BITTERs. Further, any Of the above
stated diseases not be contracted when exposed to
any ordinary conditions producing Them II the Btters
are used asper directions And as it neither creates
nausea nor oehis the palate, and rendering unneces.
sary any change Of diet or interruption to usual pur.
suits, but promotes sound sleep and healthy Digestion
the complaint Is thus removed speedily as is con-
dstent with the production Of thorough and perma-
nent cure.
For Persons in advanced years
Who are suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
infrm body, these Biers Invaluable as restora-
uve strength and yigor, and needs only to be tried
TO be appreciated. And to mother while nursing,
these Bitters are Indispensable especially where the
mothers nourishmeut Is inadequate to the demands
Of the child consequently her strength must yield,
and here II is where good tonic, such as Hostetters
Stomach Bitters needed to mpa temporary strength
and vigorto the system. Ladies should by all means
try this remedy for NIL Of debility. and before 50
doing, ask your physician, who, II he is acquainted
with the virtues OF the Btters, will recommend their
use in all cases Of weakness. ~
3
CAUTlON.-Weeaution the public against
using any Of the many limitations or coun.
terfeits, but ask for HosrErTER's CsLEBR ArEp
STOMACH BrrTkRs, and see that each bottle
has the words cdr. j. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters" blown ON the side Of the bottle and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the
cork, and observe that our autograph sigma
ture is ON the label
" Prepared ana sold By nosrsrTER L
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sold BY all
Druggists, groeers, aud dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America and Germany.
ScovlL T. N e AID,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Wholesale Agents :
sClVIL 4 MEAD, No. Ill Charities street, New Or
cans, General Wholesale Agents for the Southern
tates, to whom a orders must be addressed.
Sold BY WN BURNS, Athens; J. II. MAoiLL, Mouse
I'm EO.
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COM M E R GAL,
Augusta Market.

Herewith ma sssssmen. Of our paeSse yee ~
BACON, sides lTennessee,) II a Ike, ribbed and
ciear-stock light and demand good; hams Of prime
qualify scarce and worth IL q loci shoulders So a
~. BgrrEa 10 a 20c. TALLow 10 q lie. waRlr,
white q q el,i5, red 9oc q LOS, with good demand
for the best grades. FLouR $50 q % for extra FAINT
y, 10 sack: and barrels bsb q els for extra super
hne 10 racks aud barrels % q 5.s5 for supsrnne in
sacks and barrels. CoRn IN good demand 20 a de-
OArs % q Zoe. Rys, nominal. FsAfHERs scarce N
SOC for good quality PsAoHEs, peeled $50 a ~ un-
peeled 80 q a. Arrt.s, dry, peeled 81; green rs
q % p bu. Zoos 30 q 90. hRsswAx Csc.
Yours, very truly,
,e,. lH. J. A. ANSLEY AGO.,
CbmmissioH asd Produce Asrehaat.
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ItE asm u kAkin WasuHf Il This DAY disso,ved bv
mutual consent. WILLIAM LlseAKfN,
! JOSIAH l. WIGHT.
Msdlsonvllle. Tenn, Dec 9, isSs-si-s&
A ElnsT nass Piano ~ IN is1,sy ; }
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Hiwassee College.
Notice.
Sparta Academy Lottery,
Capital Prize $4,000!
TICKETS ONLY SO!


AS the members Of our firm have by way Of purchase
the owner Of the grants chartered by the States
o. Deaware Kentucky, Missouri and part Of those In
georgia, under the management OF Messrs Gregory A
Msury, Of Wilmington, Delaware, we have deemed IL
TO change the name Of hrm on and amer
January lst, lsoe, to that Of WOOD EDDY co., who
Academy Lottery, and the others, ~ above named.
In antransAc.ions We have endeavored 70 conduct
our business with integrity and promptuess and ve
can assure the public that the patronage heretofore be-
slowed on us 10 veil deserving Of being transferred TO
our successors. Very respectfully, -
s Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, 1858. w.
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az We notice in the West Tennessee
Wing of the Gath, the record of the death of
Mr.. George Harding, Of Madison county,
late of Williamson county, aged about sixty
wears.
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Sale Of Land for Taxes.

RoAsr COUNTY. Novn.ssa Tsas. 1858.
WHEREAS, STEALING T. TUNER, former
w Sheriff and Collector of thspublic tax
es OF the county Of Roahe, reports to The
Court the following Tracts of Land and Town
Lots and parts Of Town Lots. as having been
returned for the taxes for the years s52, 1868,
1854 and $3.50, and that the taxes thereon
remain due and unpaid. and that the respect
i've owners Or claimants thereof have no
goods or chattels within his county on which
he can distrain for said taxes, to wit: .
f. T. Bridges-One town Lot in Loudon,
9Th District, No. SO, valued at s300--tax fer
1852. 81, 10; same for 1853, valued al 5000
tax al 40; clerks fee 81 Sc; sherH's fee al:
printers fee Sl,60--total $3.50. ~
Thomas l.. Preston-One town lot in Lou
don, 9th District No. 9, valued at $80O--.tax
for 1853, Sl,20; same for 1854 valued at
$800-tax 1892; clerks fee 81, 80; sheriff's
fee 81; printers fee sl,60--total $3.50.
John L. Preston-Onetown Lot in London,
9Th District, No. 2, valued at SS00--tax for
1855. 81 90; clerks fee 81 80; sherilfs fee 81;
printers fee sl,5O-total 50, 90.
Buker d. Hurd-Two town lots in Loudon.
9th District, valued at sI6Oo-tsx for 1919
80; clerks fee $3.50; sheriff's fee al; printers
fee $l,50-total SO. I'll
Calvin post-Ons traet of land in the sth
District, l240 acres, valued at S620--tax for
1854. 1928; same for 1855, valued at 5000
tax $3.50; clerks fee Sl,b0; sherif's fee 81;
printers fee Sl,60--total $lO,l3.
Whereupon, it is considered by the Court
that judgment he and it is hereby entered
against the aforesaid Tracts Of Land and
Town Lots. lying aud being IN the county of
Roane Aforesaid, in the name of the State
for the sum annexed to each, being the
amount of taxes, costs and charges due sew
aud 1850; and it is ordered by the Court, that
said several Tracts Of Land and Town Lots,
Isof SO much thereof as shall be. sufficient OF
each Of them to satisfy the taxes, coats and
charges annexed to them seyerally, be sold
as the law directs. ~ = eHf
"a true copy from the record.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

NOTICE. win. on Monday, ths7Eh day
IN Of March, 1859. at the Court house
door in Kingston, Tennessee, sell toithe high.
est bidder, for cash in hand, the above de.
scribed Tracts Of Land and Town Lots. or so
much Of each Of them as shall be sufficient
to satisfy THO taxes, costs and charges due
sevsrally THEREOF.
a 80 STERLING T. TURNER,
a Fovmef' Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
3 Dec II, lS6s-stl6s4 y ~