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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08
HI. SHUTS, Sec'y aud Treas
Fountain Hill. Tenn. July S. 1s5g-tf-563
Chancery Court at Athens.
Maf.hall I. Cnllnwnv.

Robert d. Ross. VIM. MeKinscy and Henry Rice.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARS FROM AN
i allegation in the bill that Robert y. Ross is
resident of the State of Tennessee it is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, newspaper published in the town of Athens
county of McNinn and State Of Tennessee, for
four successive weeks, requiring the said Robert
D. Ross to make his personal appearance at our
next Chanccry Court to be holden at Athens
aforesaid, and plead. answer demur to the COM
plainant's bill filed as aforesaid against him and
others in said Court, or the same will be taken as
confessed as to him and set for hearing accord
ingly. WIN. LOWRY, G. d. H.
July g. lS59-4t-prs fee $3-463
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

L OFFER MY SERVICES TO THE SHIP
pcrs of PRODUCE from contiguous points in
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. The business
of my old customers is earnestly desired, and con-
signments from all earnestly solicited. By renew
cd efforts l hope to merit u contnuanee of that
patronage due faithful Factor Liberal advances
made on Produce in Store, or Railroad Receipts.
No Southern town affords q better market for Ba-
con, Flour Lard, Wheat, Feathers, Corn, Butter,
Oais and Cow Peas, than Augusta, Georgia.
July S-gm-563 T. w. FLEMING.
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TIE SECRET INFIRMITTEs OF
YOUTH AND MATU RITY,

Jrst Published Gratis, tie 25h Thousand
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
IA Treatment, without Medicine, of spermator-
rhca Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Prpmsiurc Decay
of the System, Impotency aud Impodmcnts to
Marriage generally
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
Tho important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the mprudenoe and sol
itude of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT
MEDICINE, is in this small tract clearly demon
strated; and the entirely new and highly success
planned, by means Of which every one is enabled
to HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible
cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums
Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope by RENTING (post paid) two post
age stamps to DIR. b. DE LANEY, SO East 3lst
street. New York City. July s-544
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Valuable Farnl For Sale.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER 0FfERs non skLE A
il YALUABhk FARM, contaplns ~ Aefct,
situated 10 Hamilton eeuhtN leunt1.ce. three and
ahalfmilos vcst OK corgettsfn, on tht road had
mg 10 Hanhon. About zoo Acres SHARED and
under good improvement, aud about 200 mere Of
good land TO clear. The land liss WE'LL Is well Wa
tersa. and vol timbend, has Comfortable dwell
ing ha,,se, large barn. oulll0uhes 40 also, good
orchards on peach and apple This ,slhalie aud
desirable fhrn viii be sold ION reasonable terms
. persoaa dcshous Of rarchasine, are rcquested to
call On Wm. 3. MolriE, who resides on the promi.
ses, and MID show theh. Tho suhucriher viii DO
'oa the ptchises ON the 20th Of July, instant.
Q. l. WALKER.
July 1, ls50-fts SOP. -
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n chanoery at Athens,

" Lucinda Amerlce McNabb aud othsrs,
TNTHfs CAUSE IT AprEARIN0T THAT
i Da,1 A. Lowry aud vdie Lueinla LQuly, y, AZ.
Ieloenl son and wilo Mag leEn,a ,alN 'Iily
stecd arc l0a .Ieaident sof the state ~ ilnultcc
itisordered ,hat pahllca'ipp honade,ui1e Aihcns
Post for fotf sucoesEilo weeks, rna|QNpFtati non
rosidcilt Respondents oappear atV'u neAf cauft
Of Chanoery 70 be hold f1r tbs eount ~ Mebiinn,
Al tbe Coars-honse ia tiotoNn u Aliells. fcnhts.
see, On tho Sd Monday Of Auguat nc<t and pead,
answer, or dcmur 10 eompiainants said bill, or The
same WILL be taken for confessed as to them and
hoard accordingly WIN. LOWRY, c. & "
July |, lsj0--it PR fee S3--j62
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Circuit Court, McMinn County.

FehhoR yOr Dir0fce.
A. b, brown IS Mary J. Brown.
GtAME THE COMPLAINANT BY HIS So
" licitor and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Clerk, from the allegations in the bill which is
sworn to- that the defendant is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee. il is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newspaper published in the town of Athens,
Tennessee, requiring the said nonresident to be
and appear at the next term of the Circuit Court Of
McMinn county, to be held on the second Monday
of August next, then and there to plead, .answer,
or demur to complainants petition, or the same
win be taken as confessed and set for hearing &c
pdrfe. rs
Witness, John f. Slower, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Athens, this 18th june, 1859
JOHN II. SLOWER, CLERK.
July l. Is5Q-ft mrs fec S3-569
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Fount' n Hill Male and Female Acadonny,
fouSrAIS HUI MoMISS COUNTY, THEN,
j. II. BfsHOP, Principal.

ANNNfAiN VIII AA1AAANF t''NAh n - ~
III BIsHoP, Principal.
rTNHE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS tNsTI
tuition will commence on Monday, NE list A,,-
RATES or TUITION
Payable oHs-AaJ Ia aipaRee, balance * eidSc Of
0rthography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
nottc, ...sstf@O W
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History,
Composition and Defamation. ..........., 8 90
Physiology, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry,
and the higher branches Of Mathematics, 10 90
Latin. Greek, French and Beles-L etters,....12 90
Contingent fee, invariably in advance, ........ | 90
Boarding in good families convenient to the
Academy, washing and lights exlTa,) sl,25 70
$3.50 p week.
II is.very desirable that.aii Who assign entering
pupils b. present the frst day Of the session
No student admitted for less than half session
and no deduction for lost time except in eases Of
protracted sickness. No student admitted without
u ticket from II. l.. Shuts, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Trustees of Fountain Hill
Academy are happy TO announce to the public
that, after fair experiment, they can say with
confidence that the advantages afforded by thil
institution to students desiring thorough or
business education, arc not excced by those o.
any similar school. The plan Of Instruction i
substantially the same rs that pursued at Emor,
and Henry college, Va, where the Principal OBJ
tained hisleducption. There is in connection witt
this Institutions Literary Society, aud a well Sc
lected Accidental Library, Surveying Instru
ments, &c, al Of which afford advantages Of 1
superior kind in addition to these, the advan
tages Of location recommend this insdtution yer,
hghlyto those Wishing to send. II Is sitnate'
quarter Of q mile East of Mouse Greek Depot
surrounded bya beautiful grove, and near an ex
cellent spring. Judging from tho pas, its friend
predict for it future full Of prosperity and use
a.. - I...l Al.
services of Prof. Bishop having been engaged 70
| five years. TRusrEEs. q.
Elijah Cate, John T.. Lane, j.
David Neil. Russell Lane.
II. /. Shuts, Greenberry Cate,
J. f. Sherman, Il. Lane,
W. A. Stephens, DR.. r. =. lane,
John D. Lowry, Jr.
II. l.. SHUTS, Sec'g aud Treus.
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sUIPHER SPRINGS.

.VNnE SUBSCRIBER INFoRMs THE PUB
lie that he Is prepared 70 aeeemtnodaie visi-
tors and bohrders At Sulpher SpIings, RhCa eoun-
ty, and that he has a number Of cottages that he
VIII rent 10 l,ersons or fnnics who may wish TO
bOard thomselyos.- AIesss, drubb & MeCnlley,
have a contract with the Department 70 run triF
weekly line Of Coaches between Athens aud the
Springs daring the watering season. His charges
for Board will be $500 per week. or 100 per
day-and will take good care Of stock at $500
per week. The Medical virtues Of the Springs are
no effort will be spared ON his part to entertain
and inake comfortable all who may call
A. c. DAY.
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Administrator sale

A LII PERsoKs INDEBrED TO TIfE. rs.
N tate u Je,niina Mastiu, dec 4, arc requAaied
70 come forward and make payment aud ~ haV-
ing claims against said estale qre hereby notified
10 present them, properly authenticated, within
the time pIescnlod By law w
URIEL JOHNSTON Aa,,,,.
RE- MAsrfN, Aain' -
July9 Is50-3t-5F3
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FTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS MONEY TO IN
i vest in the purchase Of Notes on good and
solvent partiess ile may be found At Rebeson,
Sartain d Cor A. SARTAIN.
Athchs. April 20, 1s59-em-55s
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c. c. Vest and others,
10. llD W. IL. Hancock and others.

(No. l1D W. IL. Hancock and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i lions IN said bill that N. L. Douthet, Elizabeth
Douthet, Mahala Barker, and Henry Barker are
non residents of the State Of Tennessee, il l. or
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post Il newspaper published
in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, requiring the
said non-resdcnts to appear on or before the
Monday Of August next, then and thefe 60 answer
the complanants bill or the same win be taken
for confessed aud act for hearing &c palse as 10
them. }. II. ALEXANDRIA,. & "
June 22, 1s59-4t-prs fee sS--56z.
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Chancery Court at Benton, Tenn.
~ n ~ liz.

NJ. II. Hancock and wife, ct ala.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
tons in the bill that NJ. L. Douttet, Elizabeth
Douthet, Mahala Barker and Henry Barker are
non residents Of the State OF Tenuessee-it Is
ordered that Publication be made for four success
sive weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper pub-
lshed in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, reSuirng
the said non-residents TO appear on or before the
Chancery Court to be held at Benton on the lst
Monday of August next, then and there TO answer
the complainants bill or the same viii be taken
for confessed and set for hearing &c parfe as 10
them. J. IL ALEXANDER, Z. d ~
June %, ls59-prs fee $500
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School Examination.

TVNHE sEMI4ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
tho pupils Of tho SBcctEGtef Union Institute,
will take place ut the Institute budding, On Ned-
nesday end Thursasy July 6lh aud 9Th, next =
Tho public are Invited 20 attend. Ah Address
Will be delivered on Wednesday, nfslg aud a Guns
ceft WI Je giveil ~ Che Young Ialirs. aud The
tlce Tub, under The direcli5n fof Prol. II. q.
Cooke, on fAnrsdh J.nis lit tbs Tih.
{ y. II. PATTON, See,ys
: swceiwatcr, Junc II, 1889 1000 is'
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Stoves |! Stoves! Cooking Stoves /!

nNH HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP, AN AS
" sortment of superior Cooking Stoves. eoni-
plete in all their arrangements. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Terms easy and ia
suit the times. JAS. c. CALHOUN.
Athens, July S-tf-5G3
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oAaHI nAsHI.CAsHIl

II AN PREPARED 10 ACCOMMODATE T0ie
L limited extent those WHO arc ia want OF
1foney, as my Shaving Machine has underground
repair recently and cuts sweetly, without pro-
ducing tear. call soon. NJ. i. 11fILLIPS.
Athens, April 22-te-552
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An Orphan or MoYTEBELLo.-A letter
from Cassale, in the iSatut Public of Lyons,
says; met the Pia ia Savone, French
light infantry soldier, with a sparrow
perched ON his shoulder; the soldier
smoking the sparrow chiIruping "You
breed birds, my brave followY said IL
The man smiled and answered This is
an orphan from Montebello. The day OF
the fight, on leaving the village, we chased
the Austrians across the fields. Bullets
whistled among the trees like hail, and
this poor bird, quite young being terrified,
fell from its nest on my arm. thrust il
into my shake, which had been pierced
through by two balls, and thought no
more of it, until on returning, | felt
Something Scratching my head, and then
said; 1T is my little prisoner and to
the surprise and great amusement of my
comrades, produced him. have kept
him since, and now we love each other
demly-do we not, MontebelloP And
us he spokehe held out his finger to the
bird, which hoped on it without hesita.
ton. begged permission to buy Monte
bello few cherries, and TO caress it,
Catullus would not have kissed more
tenderly the bird Of Lesbia than did
that sparrow.
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STRANGE EVIDENCE OF vERAcIrY.-Peter
Vordine, convict in the state prison,
the other day, coolly and deliberately
laid his finger on block, and took an
axe and cut it off close to the hand; roll
ling the finger up in paper he gave it
TO his keeper, saying to him, send it to
the Governor as an evidence Of truth. -
lie had been endeayoring to get pardon
ed, and, being fearful the Governor would
not believe all that was set forth in his
petition, offered this strange evidence of
Veracity .-Jackson (Nich.,) Citizen, 1914 III.
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Furniture.

Il HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE MAHoGA-
| ny Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing Bureau,
and offer them for sale cheap.
July 8 j. M. HENDERSON
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A CnScnER-The Syracuse IN. W
Journal a Black Republican organ, as
bl,cL as black -can be, lays down the fol-
= wing dogma as indisputable;
"If negro is amenable to law he is
certainly a citizen"
Upon which, the New York Times
gives the go'unal quietus in the fol-
lowing wgds
''Will that paper please TO strike out
NEGRO" and insert s'alien" What then
Either the alien Is not amenable to. law,
as everybody knows that he is, equally
with citizen, or the palpable absurdity
follows that an elisn is citizen.
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u y ~ y y y II EE.1AI7 y VII
DAY TRAIN, WITH wAr-MAIL.
Dn,ra IN
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Bss- The editor Of the Gospel Banner,
who is Maine clergyman, visited the
LILLIAN opera in Boston and thought the
music a bore. He thinks a quiet seat on
a NOISY ;ock, near some pond full OF
frogs, would have been quite as edifying
and nearly as musical. Well, why don't
he teke such seat? He need stand on
no ceremony.
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Listen to Me Again. Win You'll

GONE OF MY CUSTOMERS RESPONDED
- % my call last Fall, and others did not, and 1
now inform those who did not that am compelled
to have money, and all who owe me for the years
1857 and 1858 are requested to come up to the
scratch. | will take good clean Wheat at the
market price, SO yon have no excuse for not being
able to pay me-and If / don't get tho Money or
Wheat one, soon, I shnll be compelled to take
steps to collect my debts IN some other way, UNI
pleasautas II may be. Respectfully.
Julys s. X. REEDER.
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VUST RECEIVED, 80 SACKS AND HALE
81 sacks good Suporfhe Flour and for sale by
May 20 j. NJ. HENDERSON
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lust RECEIVED, A no. ARTICLE OF
81 Chewing Tobacco, aud for sala low,.by
May 20 R0BEs0S, RICE & co.
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Flour.

A LOT OF NO. / Fk0UR or HAM, AND
n. for sale by robson, RICE 4 co.
June II
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conversational ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Hon. S. A. Smith and Col. REESE B. BRADsON,
candidates for Congress in the Third District will
address the people at the following times and
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RATES OF THR0U0H FREIcHT


(. EEll
FIRST CLASS
Piano fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots, y
Shoes, Hats, Liquors, Oils, &c., I'm
bottes.) canlpheIie and Spirifa Tnr-
) pentins( lnbarrels,) caTnelng. China, ".
Glass aud Glassware Cigarsltn cases,)I
Clocks, Coufcctionaries, Cotton Cards., = Is
Casks and Boxes, Dry Gooda I'm box it4l
essand baes,l Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and e1lrubbery, fure Gardenl
Seeds, :.ookiag Glasses and Looking
Glass Plates, lat OWner's risk } 0ys- "a f
tiers lin eansaud lars, saddIery Tin
ana britannia Ware, Teas and spfces,l - IS
oeorEia and South Carolina BONES s.l
~ sEcoSD GLASS. .'''''' 4 vt :. =
Hardware, exept such as specified In
FIRST and tliId- classes, Coffee Mnlsd
Molasses, Machinery Foreign Liquors n.
I'm barrels and ppeg1 Tobacco (lnl
boxes,) Leather lin rolls and boxes,)
Oils lin barrels and casks,) Crdckeryl
aud QueenswareQn crates aud casks)l
snS eoppsS S. ioeib'. ss''' @ 100 70 20
THIRD GLASS
Axes, Sugar, shovels, Spades, Sad Irons
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc aud Tin On
pigs DTin Plate Anvls, Vices, Nails
Casks OF Chains aud Hoes, Manila
and Cotton COrdage. Cement, Coffee,
Heavy Castings. Mil Gearing, Rail
Road Wheels and Axles, Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin On barrels)-per :.
iO0''' SPECIAL a1ffiFs. ''''-' "
Furniture and Carriages boxed and
other light articles not enumerated
also, Carboys OF Acids or other Chem
Ieals, willbe charged by actual weight,
but At double nrst class rates--per
100 lbs. ......-,..- --......l z0V iuo ioa
Single Packages OF 100 pounds and under, VIII b
charged 25 cents each Read. ~ y. ,slF
Articles enumerated In the above rates viii BE-
suheet g classification BY Tie Agent at the point o.
Jrsssarg,s,o be promptly settled ~ Agent dslv
efltg the goods ~.
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STATEMENT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
ID "a N q 4. 4 q < o ID ~ N TX

State Of Tennessee, Personally appeared before
Jefferson county. me, George s. Eckcl, an act
ing Justice Of the Peace for said county b. f.
Mcfarland, President and VIM. Harris, Cashier,
of the cambridge Bank, and made oath that the
above statement is true to the hest of their know-
edge and belief b. +. MCFARLAND, Pros't
W. HARRIS, Cash.
Sworn to and subscribed, the 4th of July, 1853.
Gro. S. ECKEL, ]. p. Jefferson CO.
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FORREST HILL ACADEMY.

rN4IIF SHRINK SESSION 81 Ibis inklalIon viii open on
Monday, All ~ April na2t, lol twelve wreks, un-
det he oAfsq q GelpE u. E,AsA. A.. D.a graduate
Of TsacnIunl College. 4, ~ ~ "a 14 f. 8
Tni,ioa, a 4, III. sa ss,.iss Il 10 Essi.
Second ....4.... ........ i. ............ $50
Third = -. ". vi r. ...lt %
Payable N alFaocp. NQpurune nittedtoe ater the
School Without Itkci NInnel ~ secretAry No de-
duction mnd Tor lon I1 NJ less hi case Of protract
ed sickness AconlIngentlte ~ II per session win
be Charged. ny order " ne board. M
Macl, q, NJ M fiios 4. 0LEA0E ses'y. 4
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Kings Salt.
StapIe Dry Goods.

IOO SACKS OF SALT JUST RECEIVED
IOO and Tor sale at 81 per sack--only for
Ooh or frodroe. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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II UrUcrInE TIckets OF CcftlFIcutHss
Enclose the money 70 our address for tho Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii be forward
cd by first mail. Purchasers can hasc ticketsend-
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes viii be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
.5zt'- Purchasers win please write their sigma
lures plain, aud give their Post Office, County and
State.
EsJ- Remember that every prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction. q
Ger All prizes Of $1,000 aud under paid imme-
diately after the drawing-othcr prizes at tic
al time of thirty days.
f. All communicating Strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
MCKINNEY q CO.,
Sdsahah, Ga.
April l-ly-5Io
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Flour

or A1L KINDS, AND AT VERY Low
" prices inay be found at
April6 robson, RICE cos.
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Books With Gifts Books With Giftsll

L-A M INUttEHENI n TO I7IUl0E UEI-
TING UP CLLBS
A Ill NEW AEB STANDARD Works Al Z
N the Publishers regular prices with Gifts.
Particulars in Catalogues, which viii he sent
free TO any address. Perfect satisfaction ellrAn-
iced See List Of References In Catalogues.
GEO. X. RTrCHIE,
32j Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
June B. le5n-6m-55S
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George G. Kimsey,


TT APPEARING FROM TUE ALLEGA-
lions Of the bill fled in this cause, that William
Mills is a nonresident Of the State q tennessee,
il Is therefoo ordered by tho Master that publica
ton be made for four successive weeks IN he
Afhcns Pod, a Newspaper publishedi III Che town
Of Atheps, renuessce notify ing said non rsidcnt
defendant 10 make bis rersonal api'qmance. al he
next torn Vi oat Chanoely Court 10 no hdll laf
the county af Pqlk, a. Benton, on Do ifst Nonaa,
Of August ne to plead answer Or demar 10 saidld
or ilio same will DO takon Confessed IS 10 hin
and set for hearing accorlingly.
te- y. IL ALEAANpFll, N. a. A.
sJune 10, 1853 lt-prs fee So
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txpoN 'gur ftffG lTfoV ~ '.tf.' mr.
il h appears that George 7. Brain and Warfen
Delano are noh-resdents Of the Hufc u HIcnues.
see u Is Therefore ordered that pohlicoilon Be
mptle for foaF successive weeks 10 te Atiens Posi
a newspaper published In Athens. Tennessee, re-
qniring said non-rasdent defendants 10 appear b.,
Tore our chanuey Court at Benton, Pulk county,
Tennessee, on The FIRST Monday of August nckt,
to plead, answer Of deInur to said bill, or lho same
viii be taken IS confessed and tho cause set for
hearing accordingly
y. II. ALEXANDER, c. & ~ q
June %, ls5e-i;-p pre- fee $500
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WHO WANTS MONEY!

June 10. lss9-sn-ss0
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they cost him delivered in Savann lh} fifty
dollars each Only $1,000 for thirty eight
Africans-sound, able bodied negroes They
were in charge of Mr. Broadnax, who was
carrying them to New Orleans. -
/ said above, that the negroes were all
well so they were as we'll as could be ex-
pected-but as might be conjectured, they
were mostly suffering much from disorders
incident to acclimation. 81
For some time the Africans could not be
induced to 60 on board the boat, and seemed
much frightened at the smoke, SC. Doubt
less they had perfect horror of travelling
on water again, after having SO recently en-
dureG long and crowded sea voyage. The
manner in which they were induced to go
is worthy of notice. The mate tried every
means TO get them ON board, but with no
effect. Finally, he concerted plan with a
big black Alagama negro. He tried to get
him to &C on board, but he resolutely re-
fused, when the mate laid him down On the
gang-way plank and hit him four or FIVE sub
stantial lieks with his ponderous leather
strap when the said Alabama negro got up,
yelling swfully, and went straight on board,
beckoning. to the Africans to follow-and
they did follow, to the amusement and
amid the cheers of the crowd.