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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-12-20
CHANCERY SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER AT THE
l. last term Of the Court will, on tho 23d day
of January next sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, in bar Of the right Of redemption, on q
credit of six months, LOTS No. Q, Z, 18 and 10,
at Mouse Creek, McMinn county, Tenn, and de.
seribed as laid of in the plan Of said town, and
bounded as follows; Beginning at stake on the
Public Depot Grounds, at the Southwest corner Of
Stephens 4 PROVIDERS dwelling house lot; thence
running North. westerly direction 200 feet to
Public Depot Ground; thence with the Depot line
North easterly liz feet TO the beginning. Note
and security will be required Of the purchaser
and lien retained until the purchase money is
paid. JN0. L. BRIDGES, o. d N.
Dec 20, lS6I--td--prs fee $500
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Chancery Sale Of Land.
Chancery Sale of Land.

J. @. Stuart, admir- Of the estate Of John Mitch
el, decd,
WIN. Reynolds, Charles Reynolds and others.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE IN
Il this cause, at the August tenn Of the Chance
~ Court at Benton, will oHsi for sale, II the
Court house In Benton, on the I'd day Of January
next, the following described Land, to vii. SO
acres of Land, lying in the cdanty Of Polk and
State Of Tennessee, forty of which formerly be-
longed to George Rowan, aud tie forty acres ad-
joining the same, formerly Owned by John J.
'Blankenship, which is now in possession Of W. @.
Reynolds, In the 0coec Distria-,on credit Of
six nruuths; IN Dar OF fhe f19fk u aSdemptioh.--
Note and security win be required, and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
J. II. ALEXANDER, c. M.
Dec. 10, 1s6l-4t-prs fee s4,00-690
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on the 9th inst, at the resi-
dcnce Of his father, James A. Coffin, ESQ.,, near
jacksonville, HrGH NJ. CorrIs, ngcd II years
9TH August last.
In the death Of this young gentleman, just en-
tcring upon his manhood, with a highly cultivated
mind, accomplished manners and a spirit above
NH guic, not only his bcrcnv~f parents and sisters
have sustained an irieparable loss but the society
In which he lived will mourn the absence of one
of It's brightest and most cherished members.
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Chanoery Sale Of Land.
Samuel Mel unkin, Z

Madison Putt aud William Putt.
In OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
Il the last torn Of tie Chancery Court At Ben.
ton, 10 this csusc,I viii offer for sale at the
Court house in Benton, on the Sd day n Janaa-
ry next, the following described Lands to witt
aSvrtain parcel Of Land lying in Boorville, Polk
county, Tennessee, containing three sores, moro
or less, where William Putt's Grocery formerly
stood--on six months credit in barof the right
of redemption. Note and security will be re-
quired, and q lien retained until the purchase
money Is paid. go.
j. II. ALEXANDER, C. O. NJ
Dec ID, 1s6l-4t-prs fec $4.O0-6tO
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Capt. Bradley's Company Safe.

The rumor published in our columns, a
few days since, of the capture of Captain
Bradley, with his party, in Scott county,
by the Kentucky Lincolnits, proves to
have beeh incorrect. The Captain was
quasteted at Huntsville, had intelligence
ct the approach Of the TORY force just In
time TO make his escape, and OF our last
accounts @as safe ut Clinton. The Lin
colnitss arb in strong force in the adjoin-
ing Kentucky counties, whence, in con-
siderable numbers, they make frequent
raids into Campbell, Scott and Claiborne,
stealing negroes and horses, and some
times capturing citizens. But we have as
sarances that these nests will shortly be
broken up, and those counties completely
rid OF the eowaraly vermin.-Rnoruiile
Register.
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Don't Want to be Free.

The fAbolitionists are in peck OF
trouble because the niggers wont accept
freedom al their hands. They expected
when they effected landing at Port Roy.
al, that they would rush to them by thou
sands, bat they are wofully disappointed.
A Caroline niger has an instructive dread
Of an eAbolitionist. Read the following
from the New York Journal of Commerce:
The newspapers have published most
exaggerated scconhts Of the coming in of
slaves at Port Royal. From several gen.
tlemen who have recently returned from
that port we learn facts which are to be
relied on us true. The negroes have come
10 thesfortl 10 sell provisions, poultry, &C.,
and their supplies have. been bought
Others have come from curiosity, and
loitered around awhile, going away again
when they pleased. About one hundred
and thirty remain in the fort, having
been employed TO work, receiving rations
and eight dollars q month. The total
number that have come in on any and
every pretext does not exceed three hun.
dred and fifty, No indication has been
given Of any desire to accept liberty as a
permanenoy. y Their attachment to their
masters and the families to which they
belong does not seem to be diminished,
and there are large numbers-probably
thousands Of them-in the neighborhood
who have not come into the fort at ALL
No reliance 10 placed on any information
they give. The army officers appear to
think there is some reason for the South
.ern law Of excluding negro testimony
The remark is very common that negro
will answer a question precisely as he
thinks you want him to, unless he has an
end Of his own 70 serve when that will
determine his reply. The idea of putting
rnuskets into tho hands of such men as
the slaves Of Bort Royal is considered ri.
dculous as n military proposition, and
.csi-hs- rAgardsd only in ,the Light os q
proposal to iacite them to murder their
masters and mistresses, which no one who
has seen them believes they would d.
tits said that visit to South Carolina
has already opened the eyes of many
gentlemen, of FORMER abolition inclina-
tons, TO some new facts in slavery.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Timothy II. McCarty and Mary II. McCarty, Ex-
ecu.or and Executrix of Jno. L. McCarty, decd,
Mahaley j. 0nley, Widow and Heirs of Levi On
ley, decd, and Jno. Rogers, Admir-.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
the last term of this Court, in this cause will
sell, on the premises, on the ed day of January,
1862, on six months time, in bar Of the right of
redemption, the following described TRACT OF
LAND, in McMinn county, to witt 100 Acres, the
Northeast quarter Of section 20, range 3. West of
the meridian, 4th fractional township In tho Hi
wassee District. Said Land will be sold subject
to the widows dover laid off by order Of the Court
during her natural life, containing 40 acres, more
or loss. Note and security will be required of the
Psrchaser, ard lien retained unnl all il paid.
JN0. l.. BRIDGES, C. d. NJ
Dec 20, 1851 I'd prs fee S5 69l
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D~ Two spoonfuls Of finely powdered
CHARCOAL, drank in half glass of water
will in less than fifteen minutes give re,
lief 70 the sick headache when caused, as
in most cases Il is, by superabundsnce
Of acid on the stomach.
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FAIR WARNING.

4 IL ACCOUNTS NOT PAID or SET.
"A tied by the LIST February next will be put in
hands Of Uncle Billy and James Tsrner, and as
many other officers rs may be necessary, to col.
lect what you owe us. We are compelled to close
our business, as tho partnership expires the LIST
Of February 1882. We hope to have the pleas
ure Of settlement Immediately with you all.
The remaining STOCK OF GOODS will be
sold cheap, all together at retail eitherso, all
who want any thing we may have will do well to
call soon, as we are determined to close out and
settle up. SEH0RN 4 H0RNSBY.
Dee 20, 18G1--td-6p1
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NOTICE

'@p mnE spnNss, ws>ns coupsy, Ky.,,
a No.. a., December 9th, 1851.
NEMBEKs OF THE McGnRE INvrNcf-
MI DLEs absent, Etc notified TO appear II
he.dqvartcrs Of said Oompsny, against lie aoth
Of December lust. All failing % comply with the
shove, win DO considered as doserters, and dealt
with as such. JOHN A. ROWAN, Captain.
Dec. 10, issi-at
Chanoery Sale Of Land.
Michael Bowernan, 4fHtu,
John n Hannah, 81. ale. iIp7fD ID
aud NtH4
John r. Hannah,
20. W. sfr ~
Michael BowerIpau. if ~
In OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
II the February term, 1851. and revived al the
August term, 1891, oftle Chancery Court at Ben
ton, will offer for sale, on the premises, on ths
I'd day Of January next, tho Land mentioned 10
the ploadings to wit: The Northeast quarter of
section thirty three, township one, range two,
East Of the basis line, in the qsoce District Polk
county, Tennessee, on six, twelve and eighteen
months credit, in bar of'thc right Of rsdenpton.
Note and security will be required, and lien re-
tanned until tho purchase money Is paid. Ft
J. II. ALEXANDER, G. d NJ
Dec. 10, ls6l-st-prs fee $1,000 80
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CHANCERY SALE.

Russell C. Branum.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
i the last term of the Chancery Court in this
cause, will sell, on the premises, on the Oath day
of January, 1852, on credit Of six months, in
bar Of the right of redemption, the following de-
scribed LAND, being 80 Acres, bounded on the
East by the Lands Of Allen Haley, by the Lands
of Bluford Smith, on the South, and by the Lands
of complainant, John Jenkins, on the North and
West, IN the county Of McMiun, Tennessee. Note
aud security will be required of the purchaser, and
lien retained until the purchase money is all
paid.
JN0. L. BRIDGES, G. d NJ
Dec. 20. 1861 I'd prs fee u SOL
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MOUNT HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL,
For Males and Females.
ELEVENTH SESSION OPENS MONDAY,
liz December 30th, inst.
Terms, per Session Of 81 Weeks: Payable one
half IN adaance, balance at ciote Of Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, per scholar, $500
Geography, Arithmetic English Grammar, 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Rhetoric;
Logic, &C., 1000
Contingent fee, rs
Deductions in case of sickness only
No student admitted for less than half session.
Boarding in good families, convenient to the
School, on reasonable terms.
S. P. HALE, Principal
Danl Lowry, T.. j. Lowry,
VIM. L. Rice, VIM. L. Burn, r-
James Lowry, james Forrest, ""'"e''
John D. Lowry,
Dec 90 lS6l-tf--6gI
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IA srnAw:"AWe learn from good au.
ahority that a distinguished officer of the
Federal army at Paducah, recently made
bet Of $4,000, .'that peace would be pro-
claimed in sixty days" The officers of
the army generally appear to be of the
same opinion, as they were selling their
fine horses as fast as possible.
AD- A Richmond exchange states that
the Confederate States government has
made arrangements with the Atlanta
tGA rolling mill for furnishing a large lot
ofiron plate for plating vessels of war
This mill is now in fall operation, being
also engaged in filing large contract for
rolling copper sheets.
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S. J. Diamond,


George Lyttleton.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING TO ME
i from the affidavit Of plaintiff that defendant
is indebted to him BY note, and that said defend
ant has removed himself from the Ststs of Ten.
nessee, so that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him, and plaintiff having
obtained, on the l4th September, 1861, an original
attachment from me, an acting Justice Of the
Peace for Rdane county, md the same having
been levied on the property of defendant, it is
thorefore ordered by me that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post, no
tifying defendant to appear at my Office, in Kings
ton, in the county and State aforesaid on the 18th
day Of April, 1862, to defend said attachment
suit or the same will be proceeded with er parte.
VIM. S. GEERS,
s. r,- J. p. for foane county.
Dec 0, ls61-4t-prs fee $3.50
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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
Oriyiaat Attachment
VIM. p. Jones,
rs.t
James Cannon and w. Hicks.
and
VIM. p. Jones,

Martin Collins and Winfield Hicks.
THE PAPERS IN THRsE TWO CASES
II having bees returned before james 0liphsn.,
an acting Justice Of the rsscs for Rosns county,
alleging that james Cannsn and Winfield Hicks
are justly indebted 70 Won. p. Jones, in the sum
Of 1854, and Martin Collins and Winesld Hicks
10 tbe sum Of $500, sad thas the said Winssld
Hicks 20 sbscopdS or eoucssls himself thst the
crdipsTy procsss Of shs lsw eAssot be served up
on hin, snd lsviss hsvinv bssn nsds upAa Bis
property, y Is therefore erdsrsd that further pso-
81 Jsss, 1885, ssd thai publicstioa be nsds 10
the Afhsss Post, : uswspspsr puhlisbed in
Athsns, fssbsssss, fes four consecutive weeks re-
qhirisg ssid Wsasle Hicks 10 sppsar % that
esy, q tbs bsuss ef Jsoss ouphsat I'D de-
lsed ssld essss tbus ss0nesosd, ethsswiss they
wiii'bs proceeded With % psrts. y.ap :
JAMES oLIPHANT,
J. p. for fosps County
Dee. 10, 1901 Is fee x5.o0-6o0
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

4 IN ATHENS, McMINN COUNTY, TEN
-Mn nessee. on the 18th December, inst, Ne.
II gro Man, who says his name Is TACK;
o. says he belongs to man by the name of
- Dsndridge Lyons, living in Lincoln coun-
ty, Kentucky; says he was hired to 60 to Georgia
with Mr.. Goods mules; went down to Georgia
with a man by the nane Of James Givens The
owner is requested to come forward and prove
his property, pay charges and tske him away.
WILLIAM BURK, Sheriff and Jaiior.
Dec 90. 1S6l-tf- egI
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Town Lots for Sale.
Martin Menko,

J. Z. Rudczinski and Joseph Mcnko.
go - AMI ~...l---~---. =,
Sehorn a. Hornsby,
Cs
Joseph Mcnko, Martin Mcnko and J. L. Rude
Zinski.
TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE MADE IN
i this cause ut the last term fthe ChaDccry
Court at Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, will
offer for sale, at the Courthouse door, in the
town of Benton, on the Sd day of January next,
on six months credit, in bar Of the right of re-
demption, the following described Town Lots:
designated MS Nos. IL and IL, East of main
street, in the town of Hiwassec, near the Hiwas-
see mines, in the plan of j. G. Bells Town Lots,
fronting on main street &C feet, and running back
254 feet to the Cocheeko Mining property, now
the Burra Burra property--situatcd in the South
west quarter of section four, township fourth,
South, range five, East of the basis line, in the
0coee District, Polk county, Tennessee. Note
and security will be required, and lien retained
until the purchase money is paid.
]. II. ALEXANDER, c. g. ".
Dec. 10, 1S61-4t-prs fec S6.00-690
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RIRD l.!!!!I! 8, S =!

JNk 3. lBOyl ss'sir'ss
K IYholesals sna 1e11Dl DoaaGrS \,
~ Knsxvills, rsnnAssess y,
LAS REMOVED HIS STOCK 81 uAh0.
XNareto the stfnd formerly oceupls5 - j.
Nelson, or Gay sttctt nearly ertssat ksihss
lS3, ply Of Hssd~.w. 6sii.sy, ~, nsss
Asts' Hesl, ssddhfy, dwsss, cssriees, h1Aef1
Goods &c, Is very lsrss and veil assoiis4, -
s- FOR hlscksmiths and Fssmtrs,
p hes large sappiy Of mon 4 Aytesgses
sisss 9qeired for ironing wagony nSf1s13Ast-
u.s. Plsv Work. 10. Nsiirods Of btst AaAhly;
p p;.,s I s:s ! ssss. S ov. srstse sd :.
hlsdpmifhs Drill, HsumerC S1edfss, fssgs.--
waSop Boxes; best SsAsed Befaz,' shsiss I'D
Wagon Aslss slrei u all kinds, &c. fforss:
carriass.Msrsts lFstsr,A,s, 80.
InelndmE, among o,hg things, Enahi<itl vlstn
and Leather: Hub, spokss and FeIlsesi SpshE
and Axlcs; Bent Shafts; Hub and Sand .Bgs6j
ings; Axle Clips; Best, Carriage Bolts tktffsrs
Linings Cords. and Tassels; oh Cloth .fit4B!
Ivory-bended Nails Fifth-vheels .eteb-iydRs,
Whip Sockets; TUFTS and Tufting Buttons; ctxIkd
Hklti Lace', Of vsrioas kinds and eoiss; CT;
riage Mats, .Ac.l t0. '9f.@
>e Harnsss Trimnings,, !. ,'' ,..' Z
In great variety, shelly b Bran and silvsr-piissl
Mountings, In sets SaA otherwise; brsss, tilSesS
plated, Jspanned and Polished bsckles and 1iHss;
Brass, Silver plated Ahd Jspsnasd Hsmsg Weed
..n Nd s.ss I hs s end s:s. Re-
Bits, o. various styles, osfsiags whipl . iafel
Variety Collars, some VERY hpe, 10.
-" Eaddlers' 0oods, ~ ~
O. --.a.yLsl
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G. W. q E. A. Yost,
s. j. Diamond,

Chorlc1 W. kobert6. GH.
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
i the affidavit Of plaintiff that defendant is in.
dshtsd 70 hin by ssceant, and that Asfsndant has
removed himself from the State Of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon him, and the plaintiff having obtain
cd an original attachment on the 10th day Of o.
tober, 1851, from me, IN acting Justice of the
Peace for Roane county, and the same having
been levied the property is therefore ordered
by me that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post, notifying said defend
ant to appear at nay office, in Kingston, in the
April, 1862, and defend said attachment suit, or
the Same will be proceeded with er parte.
WIN. s. GRERS,
j. p for Roane county.
Dec 9, 1s6l-4t--prs fee $3.50
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~ The Yankees have been quitting

~ The Yankees have been Cutting
their vengeance on Gen., Buckner by
stealing his property. The Louisville
81 Democrat ihas innocently tells how it
was done;
"a sac BvcxNER's PROPERTY coNrIscATED.
On Sunday night Capt. Moreau's Caval-
sry, accompanied By Gen. MoCook's body
sy guard, went down as far as the traitor
,s Bpckners farm, situated ON Green river,
10 . isw npiles above Mumfordsville, and
saEsosk possession Of the stock, large
y.assnouut Of ,gssin, wheat, corn, 10. We
'"S iklsd. mat the consequences Of this
'RkE2udtag.ttait have been visited up
on hin, ahd that he has been compelled
..ssUAss teme little Of the evil he has
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State Of Tennessee, Roane County.
J. ]. Lyttleton, Daniel Hufine and CIV. Yost,
Is.
George Lyttleton.
And
J. ]. Lyttleton,

ueUfge LyttlVtoh.
TN THESE CAUSES 1T APPEARING TO
Il me, from the aHidavits of plaintiffs, that tho
defendant is justly indebted to them, and that said
defendant has removed himself from the county of
Roano and State Of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process Of the law cannot be served upon
him, and the plaintiffs having obtained original
attachments from me, an acting Justice of the
Peace, and the same having been levied on tho
property of defendant and returned before me on
the 9TH day of October, 1861 it is therefore or
dered by that publication be made in the Athens
Post for four successive weeks, notifying said dc.
PENDANT to appear at my Office, in Kingston, Roane
county, Tennessee, On the 18th day Of June, ls62,
and defend said attachment suits, or they will be
proceeded with er parte.
WILLIAM S. GEERS, j. p. for Roune co.
Dec. 20, 1S6l-4t-prs foe $500
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a-@sa-a-=--a
SALT |

TUsT RECEIVED, 50 SACKS LIVERPOOL
u Salt, and for sale by
Dec 20, 1s61-lt 4.L, J. M.HBNDERsON.
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G. W. 4 E. A. Yost,

George W. Lyttleton, Jr. -r,..
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO ME
l. from the affidavit hled by the plaintiffs that
the defendant is indebted to them by note and &C.
count in the sum Of seventy -four dollars and fifty
three cents, and that defendant has removed him
self from the State Of Tennessee, so that the ord.
nary process Of the law cannot be served upon
him, and the plaintiffs having obtained an origi-
nal attachment on the 22d day Of October, 1861,
from me, Justice Of the Peace for the county of
Roane, and the same having been levied on the
estate Of the defendant on the 5th day Of Novem-
ber, 1851, it Is therefore ordered by me that pab-
LEGATION be made In the Athens Post for four sue
cessive weeks, notifying the defendant to appear
ut my Office, In Kingston, Roane county, Tonnes
see, on the 9th day Of May, 1862, and defend said
attachment suit, or the same will be proceeded
with er pdrte. WIN. 5. GEERS,
tt.s.. j. p. for Roaae ooHnty.
Dec 6, Isol--4t--prs fee $3.50
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new e00nSI

" -
20 NJ. ma s,Js sss.s'ssss '..sa~"1ue1l
E |: +! ss ::;:' saaG ~ llAlI
hss. 1 Esq., ~ s slSs''' w sc,
10 dozen Bottle, Castor on
ss::.s:ss:::s!,'sa0T2 E00a an
RaHSY.xADE stcruIso 80
Teesihsr via. y. eeod Sssortmsnt Of kSots md
Shoes Hs,i snA Caps flsnasls Linssys ~.
Hic2osy sHistless. .1Iso, tADfEs DTESs
GOODs--C sliooss, 'worsfed, .ShaliIeS Mohair,
~. elan asd Qaesnswsre of IN Kinds; stone
wsvs; Crooks, lars ~, Tin Were, and every.
- 17is CATE a NEIL,
tl Fountain I'M, Tenn.
Oct II. 1ssi-sf-os1 30.
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S. .. D'AsusnA
L 1 =. u

CouUbus DouaIdBon.
TN THIS CASE II. APPEAEIKG TO NE
i.d.S.sd to hin s. sssesns, and sSss aid 49,
ant has removed (rsn ths State Of Tsppessss. %
tbss ~ .Sr1pasy. pespsss qf The lev sspsH 4
sssvsd upos No. "a ths RlAilsiG co AZ lob
Nv Il October, al bssiiS ehtsiSsA = Ssi&sSl
tttbchusnt fran -. ~ SHtisg .Jwties u ~
PEGS for Resss Jesspy. ~ ", Saps -hsti3e
hsss lsvisd On W. psppsrG " dsfssdss - y
tbsss(sss ssdsspd ~ - Ia psb Ii1slisp, ~ ~
&c issr sucssIsivs vssks y IA I'M po5E -
tisyi,s ssia dals.4ssl e sessss - 49, Y
csssty ssd gtsts slorsssld, ~ Us iisG ~ G
Apdl. 1899, or The ssss VII " }sec.sla N :
pir'e 'iiftar,e % WIS, 6EErS'
LP M Razpe s4rrse :
Dee ., Isa,-ss--pa fec SS-6sr N.
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State Of Tennessee, Roans County.
Sd. Diamond,

State Of Tennessee, Roans County.
ST.. DArmond, s.l-..t
e. .- .t
WIN. p. Lowsry. ftt
TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING THAT DE.
IL fendant IL indebted to plaintiff by account, and
that defendant has removed himself from the State
Of Tennessee 30 that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot be served upon him, and the plaintiff
having, on the I'd day Of October, 1861, obtained
an original attachment from me, m Acting Jus
tice Of the Peace for Roane county, and the same
having bean leyied upon tina properly Of thu do
PENDANT, It Is therefore ordered by me that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks 10 the
Athens Post notifying said defendant to appear
at my Office, In Kingston, In the county and State
aforesaid, on the 18th day of April, 1852, and de-
fond said attachment suit or the same will be pro-
j. p. for Rome county.
Dec Q, 1S61-4t-prs fee $3.50
Thomas Edgman,
w.P. Lowery.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING 10 ME
i frosa the affidavit filed by the plaintiff that d.
fsndant Is indebted 10 him by ascount In the sum
Of twenty dollars, and that defendant has remov,
Cd himself from the State Of Tennessee, 90 that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon him, and the plaintiff having obtained from
me, an acting Justice of the Peace for Roane
county, On original attachment on the 18th day Of
October, 1861, which was levied on the property
Of defendant on the same day, IL \ therefore or.
dcred by me that publication be made In the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, notifying
defendant TO appear at my once In Kingston, in
the county and State aforesaid, on the 18th day
Of April, 1852 to defend said attachment suit, or
the same will be proceeded with ear perts, ~ y /.
..r'.. WIN. 8. GBERs,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-12-20
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A @. robson HAS JUST RECEIVED
A. n lot of Brown Sugar, Rihs Powder, New
Crop Rice, Tobacco Of severafgralls oaso has on
hind quantity Of Jeans.
Nov LIS. 1881 ~ -.