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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
Rsapins the fruits

The ierepressbs copAct has indeed begun, says the
Columbia. (Ga) Sun, bet 10 ms1aer and with resns
upendng not contemplated BY Is sedan and hssrtisss
obgnstOrs It Bss attempted be insngurated between
free l,bcs and dave labor 1t actually crisis between fs
nasical asspOtsrn and star'ston. hs dalrdsd bigo'
OF the North thought to overWaen TIA ut' 10 lnc''s
seville nsurscton, arson and EApns, and spread desc
.t;cn over Ills fair laad Bot they have been dssp-
,nsdths rsOol Of the blow bids fair TO LAY them lo"
fostssd OF spreading ruin through the South u Is being
spread throughout the Horts % ssnt mill Wheels and
m.cblpery dismantlsd ships and closed stosehope and
breaking merchants testify. Instead OF starving and
subjugatog The South and spreading desolaion SeFe,
starvation Is saSls their population In the aoe and
The bsckners Of despair ike dread PAIL oVerspreads
the North. With 10 employment or means pi saosis'
ance now the half starved families OF those In theAbo
tion army may well begin TO shudder when they think
of the bleak and cold winter tre aud dread approach
And hia and these are not all The wealthy who know
they will have these to support beginning to realize
the vast expense that attaching 70 this neIousable war;
and the tremendous responsibility Il Ia Imposing upon
them. No wonder they shrink from seting either.
But the utter bsartessness Of New York Is shown by
the suggestion that the families Of the soldiers who bave
eons to the war shall be sent to the west IL Is ncon-
eyaby mem and despcable aud betraysa selfish era
ven hesredaess dIsgraees t. human nature. Yet these
aud ,,ek as these, are they who would seek TO abolish
ssvary ON account OF their mistaken notions OF Its nhu-
manity. Wage war for the termination Of an Insti-
luton which Is real blessing TO the ensaved yet
turn the families of iaoes Yho are lighting for this OBJ
isct out upon the world to beg and strgve
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
The Cabinet.

We have rssson to believe that the ruuor which bss
found lie way uosous Of the city press that Mr. Breck
idge received the appointment of secrssry Of War
is without ou adstiou. The presumption 10 Instead that
he will be given command in kentucky. p0iess We
are mislntormed the gsatsnln who has, Sinos The re-
tiremsut Of Secretary Walker satisfactorily and ably
discharged the duties Of the War Department,
will DO retained at that post We have beard no Don.
lecture luduigod as to who is lkeyto be called to the
Dspartrnent Of Justice, W -U q. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
! FtGHT Az RoOKoAsTIE KENTUCKY

We bare information Of Gent IN Kentucky, between
1hs iosoes under Gen. 2ilechsf and Oh. Lncolnites
from Camp Dick Robertson. TIE latter we're eDtrerch-
ed this aide Of Rockcaste ford Orr ioss stated at
Eve killed, and twenty.thres sounded. We have taken
forty prisonsrs The loss Of the enemy 10 killed and
wounded Is 10, ssceItAlnsd Gen Zliiiccfsr has fallen
back to prevent his supply trsi from being cut en-
The oss on cur side we're OF Dol. EevmsDs regiment,
who made the assault upon The easuys brsastWorki
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
ELECTORAL TICKET FOB PRESIDENT AND VICE


PRESIDENT.
FIR hs Siats al Lsrgs.
JOHN r. EDMUNDS, Hslisx.
ALLEN T. OAPERTON, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. Of MiddsseI.
3. OINOINNATUS W. NEWTON, OF Norfolk Cit!
s.RT. DANIEL, Of Rcbmond City.
T. WIN. =. THOMPSON, Of Dinwiddis.
0. WOOD BoULDTS, Of Charlotte.
g. WIN. [. gDaGIN, Of Bedford.
r.B.F. RANDOLPH, Of Albsmsrie.
8. JAS. W. WALKER, Of Madison.
Q. ASA ROGERS, Of Loudoun.
10 SAM. @. WILLIAMS, Of Shenandoah.
II. S. MCDOWELL REID of Rockbrdge.
IL. RENRY A. EDNUNDSoN, Of Roanoke.
ls. JAS. W. sHEFFEY, OF snytbs
IA henry J. FISHER Of kssOn.
Is. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Of Harrison.
10. L. Il. FITZHUGH, Of Ohio.
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Ie,fh OF Cnp,nin Martz.

Captain Hiram MARI. well-known and highly re.
spected citizen Of Rockingham. died at bis residence In
that county Saturday the 10Th Instant Re had served
IGmber Of session. aud With entire satisfaction 70 bis
constituents, al member Of the Honse Of Delegates.
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.ss sOlsFIEyTIOI-sTtEE slsaE.:
RICHMOND WING
MONDAY MORNING. OCr. IS. 1881.
no CORREsPONDENTs.

- Letters eus.ss.s n''''i % addressed 20 ~
~ Ele." I. ,,.,llsA
4 IAss q a rsls Of Hg sf1SdaAg, 0Hgh % % r9er ~
Id 10 4, 10 case Ss departed o, Ost'bdry nooss
40 SioAi aHSt are cAdrVed Jor as ad5ertstlasnG
~ We odaHol sndsrsaks 70 rsTa rsecssd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

vish whatsoever cclansss he may be rscsVed LET 70
man, nor woman nor Guild neglect to do o. say or give
whatever may aid the glorious cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

and drove then, from them. oP Newman, brother
Of Col. Newman, among the killed.-Enoxv'iIs Ns5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
xaAr u sAIp OF THs sEws IN WASHINGTON.

wAsBHSros, Oct. 1.-THE 6iuing report, derived
from rebel SOURCES the destruction Of bocksdDg
squadron at the mouth Of the Mississippi, regarded
here as ridiculous oGnar manufactured b. that notor
Gus braggs Hollins who IA known throughout the navy
as an unmitgated romanoer In regard TO bis own eI-
uloits -fa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28

1TEssss KDIr0Es In sqy V lbs s1gEs Aisdy ssep
III trough rs Psss arsnga - A,sarsses o. suPpost
fCD uansro-s sc5s vel - ne siftsucc rfrsy hrohs- m
talsna Snd hs tTtts ard Antturs, alftsdy ayarGl
Fuosnt ths Rctnsoi sual PuBlc, bed % annsnnoa iA
eel Conceit ssious zag CAMP or he PaoDse va
~ tia plN.s IN f,v days
s.gsrs ut e N beAah fth testlEeny q
ma 49, sct 70 nuAn nil AiEaya sre<n masue IN
IA sRsc1as regards Of he Fsder. Your rsPsetaly
o.os-,. Reid aoEiifes
asls W. 4 PItAsAhIS
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fHf brrEscfs or BOSTON.


We clip the fooxing from the Boston Ccurieri;
The purber Of gsns esng placed upon hs three forts
In the har6or OF Boston Is about hundred and tseuJ
OF these eighty will be mounted ct Fort Warren. A
proportonats number Of these are Of heavy calibTe
Of them being sight mob Colnmbisds Eshteso OF
twenty will he placed upon Fort Winthrop s1d about
the esme humber upon Fort Independence making the
full number OF seventyhve upon The last named foti
os,icn. ..l
There may bs personal difficulty, before lous, be-
tsetn Osp, Prince and Con. Jim Lane. The Issysn.
.or,h Times, Of the 18th. publlshes the following
sorr Fsoy cArF. raTxcsl
70. frns Sir, observed this morning, some rs
marks 10 your paPef purpasiine 70 CONS from Gen
Ispes 3. I9ss, concerning my ,ial coadpct ] pro
nounos these statements 70 be malicious and false
~. .--sase- W.T.. PRINCE,
Capt. ist Irf,ntry, U. 9. Army.
FoRf LsAvEswoarH, Oct. 9th, 1861.
THr NI-IoSit Lols-Bsoks for Subscription 10 The
national loan we're OPP ned 10 Albany Ky. on fuesdsy
by NJ Mann, when $40 loo we're taken. The books vere
still open yesterday, when The loan reached fully SIS
0o0 80 ~ = n t1.-j W
AocrpIsr.-Avery sad accident occurred ct 0roes
Lanes the 10Th, Lieutenant Colonel Elliott sent Gut
scouting party 10 cross Gsnlsy river 70 look after sfev
rebels that have been seen on this sds The pty vas
under the command Of Lieut.. Horace 4. kghsrt ana
Ssrgeau. aPfagne. OF Toledo, Osio. Whee crossing.
the boat sank Just above the fsls, snd both usre
drowned. -'' ".e ~.
GONE Ctr more Tennessee refugees, who made good
their escsps through the mountain pass entei C.up
Dick Robinson day before yesterday and joined the Tea
nessse troops Is was reported In tbelp that's large
number mose-Gted by some IS high - 100
vere toa their wy and would arrive 10 day o.
ri, N. journal Of Csmm~es admins that there \ .
strong and earnest feeling susas he pss0ls Of 'hs
North for psscs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
Athens Foundry and Machine Works

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
l. fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they still in oporas
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every dec
crption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything VI
the kind
We arc now casting and have for sale different
sizes of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cock Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, waalo
Irons; Ploushs, Backs and Jams. Tn fact hav<
ing a very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wan.
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Thrcshcrs, also Cane Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
whi'h will saw from two 10 five thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner. md upon shcr,
notice.
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We are also prepared to make Brass md Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE
p. $. There is connected with the Works an OK
ccllcnt Pattern Maker, so that pcrtons wishing
castings can have patterns made TO order. FAX.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
MORGAN PRINCE.

THIS FINE MORGAN STALLION WAS
i selected and purchased last Fall in Now
Hampshire, by the undersigned, after careful
personal examination Of some four to five hun
dred stock Horses, for his pure Morgan blood
and as possessing in very high degree all tho
requisite points of an A No. | Stock Horse.
Morgan Prince was nine years old last season,
10 . beautiful dark bay. with black legs, name and
tail, and without whitc weighs, when in good
flesh, 1850 to 1890 pounds. Has been broken to
harness, and has unsurpassed beauty of style and
action, great muscular power, excellent DISPOSE
tion, and for smoothncss Of gait, bottom and
speed, rs trottcr, is not excellod by any. lie
is remarkably sure. and marked popularity Of
this Horses stock is very striking resemblance
to himself, both in color and form, IS we saw
emplifed in some forty specimens Of his get ex-
aminod by us.
Morgan Prince was sired by Kcnt's Granite
State Morgau grand sire Royal Morgan NOV
living. aged 40 years;) g. &. sire sherman Morgan;
&. e. q. sire Justin Morgan. H'a dam by Canaan
or Kenyon Morgan, by Boston Tiger or Boston
Morgan, by Cock of tho Rock, by Sherman Nor
&. gan, by Justin Morgan.
Morgan Prince received tho first premium in
the year 1856, in his class Of Sherman Morgan
stations, at Grafton County Fair. held at IIavcr-
hill, N. II. Also, first premium, in same class, at
Connecticut River Valley Fair, held ut Bradford
Vermont, 1857. Its tho Morgan stock of Horses,
and this is one of them, suro-that is now priced
beyond all others, and have earned higher char
acter for docility endurance. style, action and
speed as trottcrs than any other stock of horses
in our country.
The attention of all lovers Of good stock is in
vited to this Horse, now making hi, first season
in Tennessee. He will serve limited number Of
Mares the present season, ut the stable of Eli
Dixon, five miles East Of A thcns at insurance,
due when the Mare is ascertainsd to be in foal or
parted with; Sl3 the season, payable at close of
season: and $40 the single service, payable ut
time of service Mares from distance will be
foa at = reasonable price. All care taken to pre-
vent escapes and accidents, but no liability for
any. NJ. A. HELM,
ELI DIXON.
AtAeus, Tenn. March Is, 1s6l-tes-65l
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sWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE,

SWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE,
Swcetwatcr, Tenn.
FHNllE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
d this Institution will commence ON Monday
Sd September next. The Female Department
will he under the charge Of Mrs. II. q. Co)KE.-
The Male Department will be under the charge of
OSCAR w. MULLER, A. b.
TUITION, per Session Of 20 Weeks:
First Class, $3.50
Second Glass, 1900
Th:rt Glass, 1900
Fourth Glass, (including the Languages,) 1900
Contingent fee Gin advancc,) 100
One half payable in advance, the remainder at
the close of the first half session. No pupil will
be admitted for less time than the uncxpircd
session, after admission, unless by special con-
tract. No deduction for lost time, except in case
of protractcd sickness. No pupil will be admit
ted without ticket from the Secretary. The
Music Department will be under the charge of
Prof. II. q. CooKr.
Boarding can be had in COED families at reason
able rates. j. ii. PATTON, .Secy.
Aug II, 1SG0-tf-G21
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JACK CATllN.

NATLIN WILL STAND THE PRESENT
~ season at the stable of Mr.. Eli Dixon, five
miles East of Athens, commencing ] 5th March
aud ending LIST July, and will be let to Il limited
number of Mares and Jennets, at $40 the in
surnnce for tho former, and S25 the latter, paya-
BILE when asceriained to be in foal or parted with.
Catlin was five years old 9th July last. Color
black, with mealy nose and tanks, and in size,
form and bone Is unsurpassed. Catln was sired
by Young Catlin (bred by Brutus Clay, Esq, of
Bourbon county, Kcntucky) and he by imported
oatlin. His dam was also bred in Kentucky and
is an unusually fine and largo animal
Catlin's colts can now be seen In numbers and
an examination of them by breeders is solicited
NJ. A. HELM, Nejiinn co., Tenn.
March Is, lSGl-tcs-65I
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Notice,

House Creek Male G. Female Academy
TENllE EIGHTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence ON Monday 9TH January
1861, under the superintendent of Prof A, A,
NEWMAN, with assistant
TERMS, Per Session Of 90 Weeks, one haH IN
0dramce and the remainder ct the close of the
session:
Spelling, Reading nd Writing $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation, 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Gcomc.
try, Mathematics including Surveying Moral
Science, Logic, Rhetoric, &C., 1000
Latin, 1900
contingent Ice IN advance, 100
Boarding in good families convenient to the
School, (washing and lights extra per week from
81 80 to SLID. The Trustees have built a num-
Der of neat Cottages, for the accommodation of
Students who wish to Board themselves
No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in eases of protracted sickness ONLY
From the fine accomplishments and long expe-
ricncc OF the Principal and the success that has
attended his public examinations, heretofore, COM
bincd with natural advantages the Trustees take
pleasure in recommending this institution of learn
Ing rs inferior to none in East Tennessee.
TRUSTEES.
James Wilson, Allen Moore
j. ii. Magill, VIM. NJ. PcrcelI.
j.. II. Hurst, j. L. Hurst,
c. She'll Dir. r, NJ. Evans.
A. ID. Driant, Jos IIudgins
James Magill
Mouse Creek, Tenn, Jan 4, lS6l-Ci1
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Chancery Court at Washington, Tenn

s. D. Broyles. 90. NJ. Broylcs and n. n. rawlings.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM
compliments hill, which i, sworn to, that the
defendant n. n. Rawlings is a non resident Of the
State of Tennessee. it is ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, requiring said defendant 10 appear at the
Asrt term of tho Chancery Court to be held for
the county OF Rhoa, at the Courthouse thereof in
Washington. on the st Wednesday after the 18th
Monday in April next, and plead, answer or dc-
muir to complainants bill or tho same will be taken
for confessed and tho set for hearing erpare
- to him. W. Il. C0LVILLE. c. ( NJ.
WRLcKEa KEY, Sol's for compliments.
March 29. 1S6I-lt-nrs fec 81 fh3
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William T.. Jones,

LAGOON Bowie, j. j. G.. Smith and John Carter,
surviving partners of j. $. 4 LBowie & Co., aud
]. a j. II. Stanfed.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL THAT
Il defendants Langdon Bowie, ]. J. q. Smith
and John Carter, surviving partners, &C., reside
in the State Of South Carolina, publication ia or
dcred to be made four weeks in the Athens Post
requiring said non resident defendants to appear
at the Court house in Madisonyillc, on or before
the first Monday Of june, 1861, and answer COM
plainanfs bill, or the same will, MS to them, he
sat for hearing pro eaalasso and decree rendered
accordingly. j. A. COFFIN, G. 4 NJ.
May 3, Is6l--4t-prs fec S3-6jS
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NOTICE.

A Ill WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
n accounts with me for one, two and three
years, are hereby notified to do SO by the first of
March. All accounts not closed by that time will
be found in the hands of an officer. My Books
must and shall be closed. VI you cant pay the
money come and give your note. i will take good
Bacon, at the market price, in payment of debts.
| will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, S. X. REEDER.
Feb 10, 1861
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Valuable Lands for Sale

KNOWN AS THE PATTON FARM" LY-
IN ing on the 1liwassce river, at the mouth Of
Ocoee, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county,
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 acres-25S
acres cleared and more good Land to clcnr-about
l"O acres of Bottom Land-nll in a high state Vt
cullivation-with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buildincs. Said
Farm is well timbercd and watcrcd-wa,er in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cts.
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaut and Thos. IL. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn; X,
C.Jackson and Dr.J.M. Alexander, Athens, Tenn:
Robert Russell, Madisonvillc, Tenn, or frem tho
subscriber. J. II. ALEXANDER
July Is IS5q-tf-hcI
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NOT ICE.

BRANCH BANK or TENyNssRB,
Athens, 18th Dec, 1860.
DARTIEs PRESENTING NOTES AND
II Bills at this Bank for Discount or Rensrai,
are notified that said papers will not be received
ssless the maker and ondorsors. each, write the
nams Of their respective Post Office, plain, 'mno-
diofeiy under their signatures.
by order of tho Beard,
W. c. WITT, Cashier.
nos 2 Is60--6u.-Gl7
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LIVERY STABLE.

TNIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
l. chased the Athens LIVERY STA BLE, is
prepared to accommodate all who may call with
Horses, Buggies, Hacks, &C., and respectfully
solicits liberal share of custom He is prepared
to feed all stock that may come, and his Stables
will be well and carefully attended to. Charges
moderate WIN. Ii. HOWARD
Athens, April 10, 1901 COS
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I IhII supply OF Inc
LATEST NOVELS. Go. -.

and Roc's Works, Iryings Works, Tho Souvenir
of Travel lin vos.,) Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray, The Rivals, Household Of Boyrsnc lin
vols,) Ncmasis, Margaret Moncrioffe The Adopt
cd Heir. Marriod-Not Mated, Recollccions of
Court Room Stakeholder Abroad, Georgia Scenes.
Wild Western Scenes, Major jones', The Throne
of David, The Prince of the House Of David.
Bculah, Corner-Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons Why.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
Notice to shippers of Freight,

TRANSPORTATION DErARTMESTE. TESS.& GA. RRCo.
Athens, Aug. ~, 1857.
TENHIs Company willdcliyer any Freg htsreceiyedin
u TO their Depots, in reasonable time nj the
terminus Of their Road at Dalton to the owners or
agents mot ours they paying charges rer farmland
receiving the reghts on day arrvala Dalton This
company does propose either to store freghts or
owners have made arrangements with said Road TO re.
ceive the same: Cars cannot be beyond few
hours for transhpment or storage.
In making shipments as above every factaityi In the
power OF the officers Of the Company will be EXTENDED
to shippers Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility,
Aug l4-tf-4O4 re JACKSON, sup't Trans.
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COUNTY LINE ACADEMY,

For Males and Females.
TaNllE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will open on Monday, the 9TH January,
1861, under the instruction of Mr.. j. p. CHuMLEA,
and other assistance.
Terms, per session of q weeks, one half in adj
vaacc and the other half ut the close of tho scs-
sion, per scholar, $500.
The entire English course will he taught.
Boarding, in good families, convenient to the
School (washing and lights cxtra) per week 81 So
No student admitted for less than half session,
No deduction, only in case of protractcd sickness.
This Academy is situated in the Swcctwater
Valley, on the old stage road and in sight of the
Z: Tenn. & Ga, Rail Road, ~ miles South west
Of Swcctwater Depot
TRUSTEES:
J.. j. Browder, ii. NJ. Simpson,
W.D. Browdcr ]. w. Goddard,
). W. Orr, A. e. Small,
l.. j. Glaze, W. VI. IIciskell,
II. B, YEARwooD, Secy and Treas.
Dec II, lSfO--63S
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LOuDnN ROLLING MILL.


At E.OUDUV, TENN.
T>HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the consumers of Wrought Iron
that they are now manufacturing
Superior Article of Rolled Iron,
such as Wagon Tyre, Buggy Tyre, Horseshoe
Iron, Band Iron, Round and Square Iron. all sizes
of Flat Iron, from three fourhs Of an inch in width
up to three inches by all the various thicknosses,
from three-sixtoenths of an inch and upwards
Also, rounds, from one-half inch up to two and q
quarter inches; squares from one half inch up to
one and n half inches-all of which they natter
themselves that they can make equal, in point of
finish and good quality, to any that is made in the
States. Having been engaged in the business up
wards of thirty years and thereby acquired tho
rough knowledge of the manufacture Of Iron in all
its branches, by which they hope to give entire sat
isfactiOn.
large assortment always kept on hand, manu-
featured out of the best East Tennessee metals to
which they call the attention Of the merchants and
consumers of Iron, all of which they offer low for
Cash, or ON good terms
All orders will be promptly attended to.
JONES & HARRIS.
Dec. 10, 1S5s-1y-i9O.
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SPEAKERS.

The Students Speaker; Sargcnt's Primary, Uni
vcrssl and Standard Speakers; Young America
Speaker; Fields Scrap Book;
And a large lot Of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec 7. 1s60-tf-e3T
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State of Tennessee, Roane county.
CiRcuIr CouRr, APRIL RULES, 1851.


Thomas J. Fields,
rs Petition for Diroreo.
Martha Fields
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
Il tons Of tho petition that the defendant is
Nonresident of tho State of Tennessee it is thcro-
fsrs ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said defendant to appear at the next term of tho
Circuit Court, to be held for Roano county, at the
Court house in Kingston, on the Let Monday Of
July next, to plead, answer demur to said pe.i.
tion, or the Same will be taken as confessed and
the cause set for hearing or parta
W. S. PATTON, Clerk.
April IL, ls6l-4t-rrs foe s3-G55
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

INlE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETER
Il mined to move, offers for sale, on Island
Creek, five miles Of Madieonvillc, Monroe coun-
ty, Tennessee, his Farm, containing four hun
dred and ten acres, something like one half of II
cleared and in cultivation. Good Brick dw.lluy
House, Kitchen, and Negro Cabins. Stables, Barns,
and on it six good springs as there is in the
county, two of them in a short distance of tho
house. A large and good meadow on it, and some
forty acres of grass land, sixty acres in clover,
,en acres oil me blue grass. The farm is under
first rate repair. Terms made favorable.
July11, lsG0--tf-GlSl JAS. CLIBoRNE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-17
Hardware and Farmers Implements.

TUsT RECEIVED. THE BEST AsSORT-
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of almost every thing that Farmer or Mechanic
wants. Call and examine.
April GEoR. W. ROSS.