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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03
LAW LVT,ELL1GENCE

vrTpprup co,,pr ra.x,,s.-M Nay before Jocse
srrHgkLssp
IN, . observation-disclosures RESIGNS.
Ch,,.. p,vkn Az. The Mayor, nc. OF he"'foIh
The oyds, reouirisg Mr. Cooper, the Street Commls-
rorer 10 show cause why an INJUNCTION snouo nos DO
,,,n,.a ,s,.yaning him from taking possession Of the
ereet Commissioners Office, It's property, &c. was TO
Nave been argued to-day. The queson as TO the reg
rlarty Of Mr.. Devhns removal and the appointment
Of Mr.. Cooper was to Rave been argued a. the came
iine
s.o,,l, before noon, one Of the counsel in the csse
sstered orders of dseoptinuance, and the whole pro-
seedirg s were w.bdrawn-Mr. Devliu having resigned
HIS clam 70 the Office.
The following communication was sent by Mr.. Dew
N 70 The Mayor On Saturday morning:
STREET ConsIssIoSsss OfFcE,}
NEw-YoRK, April 20. 1858
SIS 10 june i.s. ser tie Governor q ihe s,e had BY
Es s,urgns the power attempted % deprive the ooSTa.
.,oner aud after the Governors sppr:ee bad obtained poe
... p, ;ea ~ he Msys With the .Sys and onn Of the
Board Aldermen Street Commissioner Of ,he city for the
the rhs Of the CorPoraon under their chser to sppnt TO
In Sustaining this night cor..ndins
.ssss for sPTd Of nine % .aS s,1 Go a.. o. scqR
establishing the night BY the Judgment II the Court Of last
. bot attempting 70 enter pon the duties Of ny Office
sypou.n for whose rights have been long contend
G saa s.sn sf that q from my have g
Diirs al this litigation the work in the Street Department
has been great extent suspended and renewal Of the
would al probability still further
that depart until the right 70 the Off
between myself and the sppOntee Of the city, should Dr.
determined which might not be mil the ex2s Of the term
kr vi ob was Appointed $500
Aside al public contderstors the ,d.pension Of this
vuk would very seriously ahsc. large number Of contractors
kborers and oihers who dependent, gfea.
workrom their support In
rights Of the the attempted epcrosh
tf the State feel that have not only redeemed my
pledge discharged my duty both public officer Of this
city ADD private citizen thereof But The office and it's
patronage q Sufficient importance TO 20 induce 70
reopen litigation. which in deprviDg many Of my friends Of
only Of supporting their families.
bced by these consderaions and Others not
be alluded have concluded % tender 70 resignation
Of the Office 10 question.
You viii accordingly regard this communication full aud
absolute reDq Of all right aud CAIN whatever
part the Office Of Street Conmssoner OF The City OF New
york Respectfully, yours, &c, CHARLES DEVLlN
What agreement was made to ioduce Mr.. Devin 10
resgn, and to withdraw the proceedings against the
Mayor and Mr.. Cooper, did not appear. l. is said,
Aswevey that resolution will be offered in the Com
mon Council this evening to appropriate SUI
Gcert to cover Mr.. Devlins legal expenses in contest
ing his claim with Mr.. Conover. Our reporter was
Informed that Mr.. Devlins expenses in contestog his
night TO the Office would amount 10 about $50 600.
Before Judge hGRAHaN-DvoRCE.
6sorce granted.
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79,2i2 s7%l.o.a s575.l64 stIs7. 33I

Decrease ss compared with 1857. s3.sl2li9
The Arego to-day took out SO, l3 in specie. The
shipments of the week have been quite moderate.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day, and for the year 1853 as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERN-MaY I-Befors
Judge WooDRpFr.-DEcISoss.
lease III. Bonner ct al agt. Samuel FTauen.ha.-
Motion order Of denied costs $40 to abide the
event Of the suit
EoTIoE.-The Special Term of the Superior Court
viii Re held during month Of May in The Room Of the Board
81 Supervisors No. II City Hall
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-SPgEcnL TERN-Mi
Before Jude CULVER.

Before judge CULVER
lBPRlsONMEST OF THE PERsOS-NO DISCHARGE OF
THE JUDGMENT.
Judgment had been recovered against the defendant
Of Tort and be bad been imprisoned and served out
his the limits aud been discharged under the statute
The present supplementary proceeding 70 examine him
der oath, 70 his property Counsel contended that the inn
psonmen. and discharge operated extngdshmen Of the
Judgment Judge Culver decided otherwise and directed the
examination 10 proceed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03

BROOKLYN COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer will not convene
before third Monday in May when Judge Strong viii p,e
sie. The murder trials win then b. brought up.
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,rce JAN s21Oas,a7 saS5l,92 slsSo,'s'
The following table will compare the exports OF the
sexen anA articles for the week and year:

Increase Of week IS conpred with hat Of 1887 sa77
The following is comparative statement Ofthe value
of certain E1ports from the commencement Of the yesr
A.,
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lizard 79is79l, Cumberland lsdlsl, Missouri !"
So, asa.
The market is quiet for Foreign Bis, ara q 'o''
tions romirsly as before gwen.
Ffeghts 10 Liverpool are frmer, though not a;'ive'
The engagements are 800 bbls. Flour at Is. ioi
81 000 bush. Corn bulk at Cd; Cotton, tiod.i iv'
tcs. Beef by steamer at 5s 300 boxes Cheese on pm
vste terms. To London, 800 tcs India Beei a. 10
Bremen, 20 cares SeedIesf Tobacco q: 2os; ~ tuns
Furniture at 25e., me requirement We hear OF An f.n-
glish brig chartered to load for GIasgow on prva'e
terms.
The business Of the sub-Treasury was: Reoeip's'
$l99,s37 0l-from Customs E9,ooo Payments
$246, 435 A.; Balance, $3,l4j,42s 90.
Albert II. Ncolsys regular daily auction sAe OF
stocks and bonds will take place on Monday "a nst'
at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange
S. Drspers regular daily auction sale Of bonds ana
stocks will take place Monday, Sd inst, at ~
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
We annex q comparative statement OF the Foreign
Imports at New-York for the week and since Jan.
py ss sssssss;s ;5s ssS9
Total for III. w.ei s3iaa1 e.!es. sIS ~
Previously reported t2ST5lN e'';s'E~ ''1'"
Since January l... s65, ea4l suS7s@4 es'7%'Hs
We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive Of specie, from NewYork TO foreign ports Tor
the week and since Jan.
7.,.,h,s.w..,. isss . .sssa .f ssss,
Previously Reported. SO. 8ssls;5 H7e7Ns i7sn,es
Since Jan. s210ss.a7 s0S5l,aa slsSo'sa
The following table will compare the exports OF the
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obituary,

DiED--In this place, the ith OF October, 1858, In
the 18th year Of his age JAcon fsuER. The deceased
had for many years before his death lingering disease
which unmislakably indicated to his relatives and
friends that he never could recover om, although he
had been n man OF an iron constitution. lie bore the
slow wasting away OF mortality for ten years with
christian forttude often expressing to the writer Of
this short tribute to his memory that he was Just wait
ing TO be called to that bourne from whence no traveller
rcturns-that he had seen many vicisitudes-that he
had lived near four yearsthat his earthly ca.
reer for usefulness ended-that he could assist no
one, and that ms his work done in this world, he
wanted to go TO that home where he would md eternal
life.
In all the relations Of life, In every community In
which he has lived he maintained good character
and was what might be very appropriately used In this
connection one Of Gods uobemen, IAN honest man"
lie went down to the grave owing no ill.will to men
lie had been n member Of the Methodist Church for
more than quarter OF century, during which time
he was good christian.
lie was n native OF Pennsylvania, but at very ten.
der his father emgrated to Virginia. aud died In
short time The deceased, when he arrived at man.
hood, located at Wytheville In that State, aud remain
ed there until 1873, when he emigraed to Athens Ten
ncssee, where ne remained untlh iew years aHo be,
Ing very old man, he len great May relatives and
large circle OF friends In East Tennessee to mourn
his loss, Ills remains buried In the Cemetery at
this place, on Iiiday at p NJ, by the Masons with
large concourse Of Cit ms In attendance. Peace TO
his ashes.-l C2ereidna Banner.
Col JosAruAS TirroS for the last thirty odd years
csea OF Monroe county died At his residence on Ten
nessee River, at four O'Clock, Monday morning the
Sth inst lie was confined TO his and most pain.
fully afflicted for several years, and for the last fifteen
or eighteen months confined to his bed, His father
emlgrated TO this country when he was quite young
from the county OF Shenandoah In Virginia. Col Tip
ton lived TO the Of eighytwo years, and died re.
signed TO his fate and at peace with mankind HeserV-
ed his state In the capacity OF Militia othoer, and
Justice Of the Peace for many years-was member Of
the state Legislature for tventy.one sessions Being
man Of strong and vigorous mind, and most indoml'
table honesty he discharged his several duties with
strict fidelity and TO the satisfaction Of the people, lie
has len behind him large family Of children, and q
most numerous body Of friends aud hcquRintance to
mourn most affec,lonate parent--a sincere Friend
and one Of Gods nobesi works, an honest man. u.
~ The Knoxville, Joneshoro', Nashville, aud pa
pers In the Western District, will please cory,
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Passenger and Wall Schedule
EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAIL ROAD.
hama In
Phihi.i. PuimnnnIi.. OF Pulmonary

Phthssis Putmonatis. Or Pulmonary Con
sumption, Il, among medical men, understood o. de-
siguats disease caused by the presence and develop
ment OF tuhefcirs IN the lungs II generally Arguments
In virnlrnce the disease advances. II has alWays
been REGARDED a. a chroEic disease In a majority Of
the its progress l. slow and gradual bat at times
II reaches lis fatal termination with great rapidly In
the f-s stages OF this disease the eNpectorsons are
OF an Opaque, yellosish-whte matter la the second
stage Ia becomes softer and m1ister, assuming sot
eheesy appearance, aud al last resembles pus col
orrss liquid mixed with Opaque shreds Of tuberculous
matter. shoui the disease b allowed TO progress be-
yond this stage, Il would probably prove fatal; but by
using DR.. HoOhaud's Balsamie Cordial an cfcctnal
check be put it, further progress Do not there
fore delay. do trhe with your Vie, but purchase
bottle 81 this invaluable remedy; and then II II merits
your appreciation, as We are sure II u recommend 1t
your friends.
Prepared only by Or. c. NJ Jackson, No. ii3 Arch
street Philadelphia, aud for sale by Druggists and
cents peT bottle I'm
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COM vi E R CHA L,
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 22.
We hand you herewith statement OF our Produce
market. viz:
BAcoS, sides, clear loA % 1O%c; ribbed ga a Toe;
hams Of choice quality, 10 40 Ice houlders 81 a. SIC.
LARD II a. l2c. WHsAT, red IN good demand at soc a.
tI white in good demand at Doc 90 $i.lO-choice lots
of either would command Be 2 bush. Flour in
good demand, $50 90 so for extra family in sacks and
bbls; 20 40 55O for extra superfne, In sacks and
barrels; and IS N 525 for supernne, IN bags and bar
rels CORS 65 @ zoe OARS 60 40 70c PEAS 20 90 75c.
WHITE BEANS VI 40 30 FEAraERs q 40 IAc aud
DRIED PEACHES peeled $50 40 ~ r. bush, and
unpeeed i5O 40 t2. DRiEp APPLES peeled 90 6b 81
Pa Nuns 75c % 81 30, as TO quality BUTTER 10 u zoe.
EGGs 20 % 25c. BEEswAx PIC.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY AGO,
Commission ana Produce Merchant.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 22.
We note better feeling In our Produce market dur
ing the past week with an advance Of to DC n bushel
on Corn and increased demand for Flour. Large guam
titles of Salt arriving and prices declining We quote;
BACON, clear sides 10 a loSc; ribbed 9A "a Toe;
shoulders Tsi a sc hams prime 10 90 l2c. LARD, in
bbls 10Y 40 lie; tin cans II 40 llHc, declining. Bur-
TER, country roll would bring Is 90 20c EGGs in de
$50; extra 90 "a G,25; 'amily 625 a a. Conn 10 a.
75c. Com ME,L 500 SSc. Pas, SO a. soc. OATS SO
% 60c. APPLE dry ~ 80 a no, peeled, in demand.
PEACHES, dry, 80 40 25o unpeeled in demand. FRsTH-
hrs, n h. AZ 90 45c, in demand BEsswAx 20 a csc,
in demand. SALT, Liverpool, 2 sack 10 % 70.
Sight Exchange on New York par.
J. W. GACT 4 CO.,
TOlpUnisSiOp Merchants.
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NASHVILLE
BANIx NOTE LIST
Notice.

T WANT TO rent my STABLE in Athens, for
i one, two or three years. This is good
point for Livery business, and will pay well
II attended to. My other business requires
my whole attention and after the lst day of
next month shall have no Horses or Buggies
to let.
Ihaye two or three second hand Buggies
wish 10 exchange for horses. also have four
or five Horses for sale.
Iwant to sell my Town Property, stable
and Lot exec ted) If not sold by the LIST
March, it will be for rent.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES.
Athens, Nov 90, lS5S-3t-53l
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Monroe Co. agricultural Society.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ will be held ut the Court house in the
town Of Madisonyille, on the rirst Monday in
January, 1889 to determine at what point
the Fairs of said Society shall be held; at
will be elected for The ensuing year
WILLIAM NJ STAKELY, Prsst
Nov 10, lsSsGt-S3o
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Come 0ne---Come All |!


a NEW and beautiful family SEWING MACHINE,
IN for the very low price Of ts5 Notice its excellent
qualities;
LIST II scws with two threads.
3D. II takes the double back stitch which will rip
u every 'ourth stitch IL cut.
"a. II Is complete, with table and treadlo.
4h. II Is capable Of sewing any kind Of goods from
the finest to ooArsest.
9th II just meets your wants In every respect being
simple, durable and cheap.
Prices ranging from s2S TO $50,
On exhibition for n few days at DR.. Atee's. Come
and see Il, u you do not wish % buy. Nov le-it
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NASHVILLE, November %.

NASHVILLE, November 90.
BAooN-Demand small, stock light, but little offering
Shoulders 81 % 611c; hams 10 90 l06c; clear sides
90 sac. LARD, in moderate demand, at 81 a &C.
FgATHERs--we quote Feathers at ~ 40 i3c. WIEAT-
For prime wheat buyers Offering Is for red ste for
white, uGAR In bills, "a DC, y less in hhds.; N. Y.
Coffee Sugars II 90 2c; crushed and powdered 2 dol8;
loaf ~ % lic. COFFEE, Rio IN 90 l24c, aud duh;
Laguyra 1ic; Java coo MoLAssEs in barrels 80 % Doc;
in half barrels 81 90 4pc.--DdHy Neios.
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Negro at SheriG's Sale.

10y virtue of the power in me vested,
ID will, on Saturday, the 18th day of De.
cember next, at the Courthouse door in
Athens, Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, a NEGRO MAN named Pe'
ter. aged about As years, to satisfy judg
ment and costs which Gregory Il King obtain
ed against W, l.. Adams, before VIM. IL Bal
lew, Esq. Levied on as the property OF said
". /. Adams. WIN. FOSTER, ID. Sheriff.
NoyJs lSbS-3t-prs fee S2-5S0
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dogs leave ia say that be will -till con.
ID tinue the business at tho Same stand sud
respectfully asks his friends and the public
for their patronage Being thankful FOR p~st
iavors, he solicits continuance Of the same
His motto will stlI be to sell Cheap for Co,h
or Prompt Pay. Aos .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-26

NEW STEAM CARRIAGg,-Col. X. NJ. Hoe,
of New York, the inventor of the celebrated
type revolving printing press, is about to
construct n carriage TO travel over any turn.
pike or good country road, and 10 be propel-
led by steam. The first is intended for him
sclIto ride out and in between his place of
business and his country seat, about twelve
miles from the city of New York. !: is rx-
pec,ed that the carriage aud the propellng
power will not cost more than good pair
Of horses and coach, and travel over a fair
road ut tho rate Of two thirty per mile.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-26

Furnishing Goods.
OLD DO.uI.NTO.>. COFFEE POTS,
The best Coffee Pot in use-makes strong and
fine favored Cuifce--al sizes, from | to 90
quarts.
Coffee lleclas and Coffee higgins;
Coffee aud Tea Urns and Pots, common tin,
block tin and Brittania;
Shoveis and longs;
Fire Irons in sets;
Fire Iron Stands;
Plate Warmers, some very handsome;
Coal Vases, FIllet and lowered
Coal Scuttles Common, Japanned, Copper
aud Brass;
Fsncy and Plain Toilet Sets;
Bath Tubs. all kinds;
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs;
Wash Bowls, plain tin, bloch tin, zine and
glass coated.
Spitroons, jarnnned zinc, painted, Britain.
ma, china and iron
Cake and Sugar Boxes, all kinds;
Cash Boxes, with lock and key;
Knife Boxes aud Baskets;
Spoon aud Fork Bose. lined;
Spice Boxes, square and round;
Candleslicks. common tin, japanned. iron,
britannia. brass aud plated
Lamps for Kitchens Lard Lamps, Britain.
mia and Miners Lamps;
Coal Oil Lamps all sizes, for burning Coal
Oil, the best and cheapest light in use;
Chatting Dishes;
Steak Dishes;
Oyster Dishes and Oyster Sauce Pans;
Soup Tureens of Block Tin;
Soup Ladies' Block Tin and Britannia,
Egg Boilers aud Poachers;
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin;
Britannia Cigar Lighters aud Cups;
Ladies'. Swimmers, Forks aud Spoons. for
Cooks use;
Casters, common and silver plated;
Bread and Fruit Baskets;
Tea Trays and Walters, square and oval,
some very handsome;
SHUTTERS and Snutrcr Trays;
Nut Crackers aud NIT PicEs
Sugar Tongues, line steel
Meat Saws
Soap Stove Grddlcs, round and oblong;
Beef mud Slaw Cutters;
Coffee Roasters, new kind
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Notice.

I WILL sell, to the highest bidder, on the
10th day of December next, all the per
sonnl estate of DIR. NJ. c. Parker. deceased,
that is at Sweetwater, Tenn, at the office for
merly occupied 10y him-consistng of large
and well selected Medical Library, n set OF
surgical Instruments, n skeleton, Medicine,
shop Furniture, Dc DE, Bond and approved
security will be taken before the delivery oil
the property. and ten months credit will be
given. ID W. PARKER, Admr
Nov. 10, ls5s--It $50.
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Hogs for Sale,

rTIIR undersigned has 500 GOOD CORN
FED HOGS to sell, all delivered in one
lot, near pikeville, Tennessee,
BENZ. I. BRIDGMAN.
Nov 10, ls5S-St*-5S0
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Dissolution

TueHE Arm Of A. CLEAGE co, is this day dissolved
y by mutual consent-.Thos. A, Cleage having sold
his entire interest to Alexander Cleage, who assumes
all the liabilities Of the hrm All persons indebted to
said firm are hereby notified to call and settle
Athens, Nov. 18Th, 1S5s-tf-530
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-26

ARKANSAS SENATORIAL ELEcTIos-The
Memphis Appeal learns tina; on Tuesday
last the Hon. VIM. k Srbastin was unani-
mously nominated for IT, S. Senator by tho
Democratic members OF the Arkansas legis-
laturc, His opponents on the first ballot
were Gen. Hamstead, DR.. Dean, of Washing
ton, and Mr.. Perkins, of Sebastin county,
who Withdrew before the second ballot, when
Mr.. Scbaslin received the unanimous nomi-
nation of the caucus. The election in the
Legislature was fixed for the day following,
when, We suppose, he was reelected to the
United States Senate for the term of six
years.
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REFRIGERATORS
WATER COOLERS;
ICE PICKS AND WALLETS

Baskets.
Clothes and Market Baskets;
Key and Work Baskets
Mats-all knds-Rope, Grass and CUrfoot
Mats:
Table aud best Shaker Mats:
Clothes Whisks, and Hearth Brooms;
Crumb, Scrubbing, Dusting and Hearth
Brushes;
Feather Busters, and Piano colored Dust
ers;
Window and Furniture Busters
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Notice.

DURSUANT TO n decree of the County
/ Court Of Roane. pronounced at the No
vemb,r Session, 1895, IN the matter Of the
or parts petition Of Elizabeth Moungcr. Ad.
ministratriv, aud others, will, on Friday. the
2t,h day Of December next, proceed and sell
TO the highest bidder. op the Tteni.es. tho
real estate Of which Snmp.on Muungrr died
seized aud possessed, situate ~ the town Of
Kingston, Roane county, aud known IN the
plan Of said town Rs Lots No. a. 81 and o.
embracing the Dwelling and valuable Tan
ward Of SAID deceased. And | will slso. at
he same time and place sell the valuable
NEGRO MAN, BW belonging 10 said estate,
who is tanner by trade.
TEsns Ten per cent. Of the confederation
will he required to he paid upon the day Of
sale. aud a credit Of twelve months will bs
given On the residue,b the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, mud lien will
be retained on She real estate until II I. paid
for AUSTIN !. 6HLENE, tff'k
Nov Q. is5s-ld-rrs tee tT-5ao
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NASHVILLE BANNER.-Thos. W. Beaumont,
Esq, has become associated with this sterling
paper in the capacity Of an editor
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Dis.olxltfo1a.

JNIE firm Of w. &. WITT a co. has this
day Dissolved by mutual consent--W. g.
Witt having bought W. b. Heron. interest.
". G. WITT
Oct ~. 1883. W. u. HERON,
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icy Mrs. Rachel Hunt and Mrs. Rachel
Ayres, one aged 1903 years and the other l0l
years, died in Hartford county, Md, lust
week. Both died on the same day and were
hurled on the same day.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-26

f4g- The Nashville Union and American
continues its assaults upon its brother demo.
crat, Jno. w. Forney.
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state of Tennessee. nhcH county.
Cncrr CouET, NOVEMBER Tknn, 1895.
Thomas j Bice,
w. Petition for Divores

tynthih bee.
ItAME the petitioner, 10y his Solieitor, and
- IL appearing TO the Court from the ale
cations IN the petition, which ia sworn 20,
that the respondent is a non residsnt Of the
state Of Tennessee. aud on motion, II IL or.
dered by the Court thst publication be made
IN the sthsns Poat, newspaper Published N
the town ~ Athens. t4r i6ur successive weeks,
notifying said respondent to appear at the
n.St Circuit Court to be held ior tho eounty
of Rhen, At the Court hou'e in Washington,
on the fret Monday Of March next. and plead.
answer or demur to the complalnnnts reti
tion, or the saine will be taken Tor confessed
and set for hearing ~ pdyts ,..,
Nov 10. isbs-it-prs fee $4,000
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Poor House Land for Sale.
Commissioners for the Ceunty Cou
Nov g6. lS5S-3t-hSl
Listen 20 Me. VIII Yonl

FSNO my old Friends aud Customers Pay day will
II s1oh be here, and then every body will want
money. VIII you all set your stakes to let me
have enough TO pay my debts, at leastY think You
will You all too clever to let me suffer, and II I
don't get money will cufler, sure.
Yours, respectfully, s. X, REEDER.
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UDL0uGssS.-A lot Of the celebrated Starbuck
II Ploughs-Nos. 4, 3. and 6-on hand and for sale
at NOV l9J s. X, REEDERS.
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SLAVE STEALER CoSvIcTED.-Hugh Haz-
lett was put on trial, on Thursday last, at
Cambridge, Nd, for enticing away slaves, on
seven indictments, on each of which he was
convicted. He was sentenced by the court
on the first indictment to the pcnitcntiary till
May, 1867, and on each of the others for six
years making in the aggregate 45 years.