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ss-wHAr Is n roR-rHIs WOODS HAIR kEs

ss-wBAT II n Fos-rlus WOODS HAIR kEs-
TORAf1yEi-is a question asked daily b. hundreds
We answer. without hesitation 90 fear q scle
uon. that this Il the only article known which wi a.
eli u promises COT he hair will renew lts growth
1t Viii stop IA fslilng-h will is n.ssssi
cslos. II 10 nos Hair Dye. lit speedy and ees.
Restorative TRIAL hssfi.s on pints e. quarts
81.
CAtnoS. -hewafs of worthless lmitssions. a. sess.
raj already in the market, csred ~ diner~.,
nansss lie unless the words urvscssor Woods
Hair Restorative. Depot ST. Louis. No. and Ne-
foik blown la the-bostls Sold BY all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also ~ all Fancy and
Toilet goea. dealers In The Unlisd s,aies and csss
das, msst~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

DrrRon. May "A fire a. East Saginaw
tls morning. destroying eighteen buildings
on Water street. below Geucssee and a
quantity OF lumber and saves loss estims
ted at 10000. iusnred for upwards Of
<2A 900
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

OF Captain Jabez smiths Company. in the
illh Regiment. Brigade Of Indiana vol
untecrs, commanded by Colonel Lewis Wal
lnce. called into the service Of the Unite
States by the President. irom the md day Of
April. l-6l. gdale Of this mu~.er) for the term
OF three months. unless sooner discharged:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. May 6.-Gentlemen from Fair
far and Fredericksburg say that Gcv. Lstcher
viii 'soon issue an order for the evacuation
OF Harpers Ferry by troops nov rendezvous
Ing there.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Prom Illinois.

CHICAGO. May Two companies Of Min
nes0ia volunteers have been ordered by tho
Secretary of War 10 Fort Ripley, two to Fort
Ridgeley. and two TO Fort Abercrombie. to
relieve the companies OF second infantry At
those posts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Tnr REsrossr.-The worldnsver saw such
spectacle as that presented BY the people
OF the free States 81 the Anerican Republic.
Twenty days ago the President Of the United
States called for 5000 volunteers. and to-
day moro than double that number are en-.
rolled. New York alone has rendered the
required number Pennsylvania aud Ohio
have offered more than the number called
for. Indiana. asked 10 give six regiments.
has eighteen nearly ready TO .aks the field;
Rhode Island was required to furnish one
regiment and has furnished two. and still has
a few more Of the same sort le.s. AMI very
good cor, Il y
Thus has every free State more than an
swered the call OF the President Kentucky
and Missouri. both cursed with traitor Gov
errors. have nevertheless filled their quotas.
despite the treason that opposed. Can re
bellion exist where there Is such a spontsue
Gus uprising of ha million freemen TO sup
press it In les than sixty days the rebels
viii be ground 70 powder The people OF
the whole North. irrespective Of party. has
willed IL
rv.xsvlIla !. $500 sstlLr R-,IiKs'~a.
Trains Lave. HAns A'nFe'
Nell ~ No.. Nsl.....Sc I, IN.
Ne = $50. a ~. Accom-. .>c J, so, y
RocxvfIts KxrKSsio>.
~,-r.- 81 Tts.n< Ar-fse.
VEL. LIZ, y -. Nal. We !, 40. 49,
frrr.pss k~p ssrtEnsr-seSo~~pckros.
~0l SOC. A. r..-..--.---.-' Ne :. Loo. A.
,csor<eusss male pseapsls BY ~ she-> assas
vuA ecua<c<inx lB~~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Prom Boston

BouoS, Nav 7.--Gov Andrew received a
dispatch from the war department. stating
that no additional troops would be received
at present unless enlisting for three years.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Tore Hautc Retail Market

teraay, informs "a that a = much the law
AMI order loving citizcns Of that city can 10
% preven; the destruction Of the >entfnel Of
ace md the lynching Of Rnghsns the esistor.
The Sentinel i = mean diStv Wolf In Disguise.
i : muzzled by the p,triosic masses Of the
Democratic party. and csnno; bite. bat i all
show Is teeth dlsgsstingiy "a alnsoss all " IL
selected master IL i 4 secesSoa gafsr ~
much - the Louisville Courier =. without The
iAfter's boidness N asowiug T. But - the
Democrats. By their PATRIOTS response 70 the
cal Of the national government, have shora
the >eniicci 81 the most - - power q 10
evil. nc hope thai Il may b lcn entirely IA
the hands 81 the loyai Democrats in Indiana
polls and thar vicinity nsfissa Csnsler e.
~ a.
The evidence q di~Approhasion became -
n nifesi on Sunday Ia; that the proprie.ors
OF the Sentinel felt !, Necessary - cali on the
Governor Cor a Ole Of soldiers 10 guard The
sentinel baiiaiags Oh Sas..iay night. We
hots there VIII be NJ mob violence Lei the
ia~ ssaia-s srea-o. FREE tue state fro.a sr.i
tor,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

nal.
NEs- PoRK-Can be bought al $i6.s5@
<i7. 90: Beacon at 8 ef9i4c; Balk meat at
LARD-Offered at e
MoSKY MARKET-Unchangel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

FkKpKaIcK, MAY The stars and stripes
are waving in all directions Two secession
is,s have been arrested for cheering for Jed.
Davis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

Mr. j. X. Tillo,son. one door east Of
the southern Bank. has on hand fine stock
Of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. which he
will selI at fair rates. for Illinois money at
par til. clocks are of the Seth Thomas make
and We would be willing to guarantee them
ourzelf We have been there. Go with
your rags and come away rich.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

ATTENTION 2p DRAeooS CoxrASy USIoN
member Of this Company
sin report himself at headquarters. on Third
treet. Immediately. and be prepared 10 re
i've marching orders
,lid2t c. b. DUY. Captain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

OF csa,ain J. L. HAmill's Company. In the
llth Regiment. Brigade) of Indiana vol
unteers. commanded BY Colonel Lewis Wal
lace. called into the service Of the united
States By the President. from the 2Sd das Of
April. I-6l. date Of tia. lnuSier) for the term
Of three months. unless sooner discharged;
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08
Noon Dispatches.

SENATOR BAYARD FRIGHT.
q ENED.
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The Rebel Army.
Affairs in Maryland.
VIRGINIA DON'T WANT WASH
INGTON.

DC. DC. DE DC. &c
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
Loss Of French and Confederate
~ Vessels. =; O.. ~

Riehn.aad, Nov D--He Ns,o Orleans the
iim;-The Dispatch of this morning bss
telegram from Norfolk, dated Saturday :,
which states thstS French ffipate. n, ~
ed the Prony. bound from Norfolk 70
Charleston, went ashore on Sunday m(n N
'sng' near ecfscoks, 'witii1a crew and Z a
Ger numeering ems buHirsA Ind fort, =
She was succered and for the time ia va
by some Confederate steamer but uJ -
9nently ignited and finally blew up. % m.
confederate steamer Wipslsw, Will = X.
i.ev,ng the Pfony. grounded, was IthS.
fired and abandoned ~ a 'e.' '-,,t. =
no -Four Federal steamers passed tn Pre-.
~ before the arrival Of tie Winsio = and
a. dlsresArdsd The Propys sis , arls Of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
No More Troops nom Mississippi

No More Troops nom lfississippi.
The jackson correspondent Of the
'vicksburs Sun says he -.has seen . letter
from Gen. Johnston: 10 Gov. Psttus de-
Ginning TO receive more troops under the
late requisition, having already more SOL
'diers than he can dispose 81. The Coy,
ernor is requested u disband all couapa-
MES organized under aMd rsquisition, I'm.
less they 60 armed ana sequipped for tie
var. The San states 1ba. the volunteers
who had been recently mustered into the
service at that city were very indignant
on being disbanded, ,and their officers
had left for jackson to- lay their case be-
fore Gov. Pettus.
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Another OF Die Tleet Lost.

We understand that Intelligence REACH
cd Goldsborough yesterday, OF the loss Of
the mammoth ship Great Republic. This
vessel won't ashore during the terrific
storm Of, Friday night last, near Hate.
ras. She Was - four nastsd vessel, d
enormous sisA hsr tonnsee being rated
at 2a56. She YVES hlsdsni chiefly wish
horses. and carried probably - many b
one thousand, the whole ofwhioh are
lost. Lincoln once asked the Rev. Or!
Fuller what Yves To. become Of his rove.
nnssi He viii soon ASCERTAIN what has
become Of bis trsnsports, and hcsi6s. d tis
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
City Of Savannah safe.

i6apannah, Ga. Nov. i0.-@Thel FedcralS
fleet is reported to-day Is landing men,.
horses and equipments ct Besufort.
The largest vessels At che feet are bas-
lieyedto have gone seward, probably
destined for Brunswick.
Az The sntsaces leading, 70 Savannah
have eseh blockaded BY shining vessels.
across channels, and Il will now be ex.
tre%ely diMcqlt farA the feet to get, In
Fort Pulaski . very strong and tho
The military authorities here feel con.
ihdent.S 10 s. 0EtMt&IA - R,FlD,,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
Our LoseSt oo,umbus,

All accounts agree that Our loss in killed
and wounded st Columbus was very, heavy
greater, perhaps, in proportion TO the
number Of our troops engaged, than in
any other battle during the war. This
cannot surprise us, however, when we re-
member that the Confederate army, while
occupying . position in open ground was
exposed for hours 70 . deadly fire from
the Federals, who. were themselves pro.
tected by wood from which they fought.
Touching our loss and that sustained by
the enemy, the Memphis appeal Of Sun.
day morning says; "A special dispatch,
received last night, from high official
source, At Columbus, says that our loss, In
killed. wounded and missing in the re-.
cent battle. treesds Nx hundred. The
amount Of excess is not stated. Other
reliable estimates place the number Of
missing, (supposed TO be prisoners in the
hands Of the Snehiy.). at two hundred
This would leave osr lols, in killed end
wounded; over four hundred. 'Ai fsai
The loss ofthe enemy is stated, in the
dispatch alluded 10 above, to have been
more than double our own. Our mon
have already bsrisd two hundred snd
ninsty-fvs Of sts stSmys hsllsai sndtheI
task is not yet eemplstsds iIteshus ap-
pears that the recent battle I'M Missouri
was one Of the bloodiest d. the wsrSshd
the large number ofcasualties. In 'prSper
ton TO the forces engaged on both sides,
show the stubbornness with whickp the
ground was contested, '4yes
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

49, Qap.5W Wool sppsan .tstsisassSd-
issly phefsd srnsrtautst thssatEoe
being ovenlaughed by . subordinuGs ID
the appointment OF Mcclellan to the
command of the entire Federal army.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

sA1A TheNew York Herald, Or the 18th
ait., says that'the otJsOs Of sendins tks
Federal feet 70 Tho mouth of the MiSsik
sippi%ss toIkncw whstsrs che designs Il
w. rebel headers J in fountains. pa ws
wondssH they found out.iI edi ,i9lneoo
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

T. y.1x<[I,l 80 NKC"JF =
~" Co oo~A',lsVSse our
batteries while other lsa,. ooa.s wsrsiandins
.roops on IN, mems M'' !, ',oe. Ns mao sns
WATSON ns''ery, '0sesneI vita : resi'
mentor Arks"ss' Ssocr ~ oppo'
wGsfs1e'o0,ses o. .''Ass' ~ssA the nnt
mass aeasn OF Mxns -S0aess. y sss'
ce 's!Iu1 ~ tne 1nrst epsage@sns' Inc mr.
ins pessn aoous " A. M.sna nsed ~
s'cuiv ,or eome sm% w.ee1 M Per
oe'yeq tnse without reln'oesemsns our
men were eestssnly' seasea..a Win I char-
Ac'ef'eho PrnmPatuees ven foikordsres
several regimentsffpm shs esds' but still
'ne nent w@ unequal ana she enemy
eAaneo gfoupes., - itAn Jsnesurs our
Sgmen!, me i'm Lons'snar-- sns'one Y
Nnicn De'ons-sgiyea on .hsssofnd'
tne fsderhs oys shs nn'e had S,sned the
s ss p tns eamRqg.grouBa ep1 cAp'
'NFeN 'nelf"asson fAsssFysP wh'sha shey
."'r''u HPooa o"r se1'"s H"~ "e'PSfaFane
'nso !. S,1itnetlpg sepsyl OF sSsp AND
a' s n t9s , sIss touls,ene - OF.
ou )" rv1S .4I Sn.tpec'sn" ana
S."'ss i..n'm Ni'ntAs oaso"s" we oey'
~ o'ue" Ip.vnf'ou" ~ some move
-, nao.Su.,ee. VI iipe ~. RI WOODS
49, '.a,' saa seeing
49,. t"n ur :" no " s'c ri'1 H.
a.. 49,: Ys'"' n 1870 ~
1H, '"e-' ~ .e
49, e.1.'.F's ~ r.".
- ~. s4', y.
49, ~ ~. soss ~
80: wy 'u's, 49, nv
e $3.50 'pe1
$3.50 rsu .YrSs're"'
"'n -" 'eN' 'eriO"''y "onuea' u"eer =
MI. ~, A Nv. ~ noA.l'
- w ~ s-s'~ 1870 !,
~ 80 20 WV !, = o"'o' ''"s'sh0' '.A'
tSssA ~. ~ = sss ~ ~
s'I o-.se' ~ leo@p'u.es ,4s ". w
~ ~ ~ 80" AAA"ese% VIZ sccno
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15

wssts ss4aSlssd 6-Sivs notics that
caps. LAAes6S Company Win b muster
ed into ssrvissat RscstnLs. On to-mor.
fow, HLA~ss1' No ieth instant. All the
msmbes Of the Company are notified TO
BE "a hsad. ssd Ia eisiisns generally are
invited 70 b present.. aI w Y n w
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
- No D!sns, !sss ~ 80 1.y FL =. sou.h.

SavannaM Nov, N4t There l. n
interest occurrings Beaufort, Ps
q anywhere elss 1ths coast
Carolina, a. far al = are ipsorn,
Everything III - althou
preparations are' kipgIhsrs /
where on the coastlU j. repel Ia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
From western 'VirsinilaI,,

We have advices CONFIRMING the r..
port that Gen. Floyd ha4 attacked the
enemy near Cotton Hin, hsrsassing him
greatly and doing him much damage,
Gen. Floyd's position is . safe one, ind
affords him every facility of airing down
upon the enemy without liability 70 dis
astsr from return shots. He has CONE
pletely cut Of the Federal avenues Of
communication. and we hope sqpn. TO
hesr that he has driven the invaders
back across the Gsuley. -
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- 1urA shst1 sAns. u
] wpsssy Plains
=, Tenn, Nov. "A l@.

~ WITT &io1u9s VA 4
kSo u. Tenn, Nov. "A 10.
~~ Pa Yielding r. ~ Inn
$500 szcitsmsnt that prsvai)1 On our
\ nbehet Sunday evening. - Asooeunt|
81 startling rumors from StAwtstry
Piains and adjacent sections, ssiied
rias asd bowie. and, In company with
number Of he oitissnsef Xnsxvills, Nm
der command Of Col. John Baxter until
recently an stssiB4.s W. .ssal. pro.
ceeded, in high hopes q On engagement,
10 the bridge, But. slssi 1he iondsst hopes
ere NOT osten reaiissd.o = when We arrived
there was aary f.incslnpoop this, side Of
Tuckahoe. All was quiet-not . sound
disturbed the silence Of the night, ave
the deep murmu. OF The Hoiston' a il
rolled around the majestic pillars Of the
bridge, Finding there was no probability
Of an immediate stack, about 2 O'Clock
I'retired % . hospitabIs man,ion 70 enjoy
'balmy sleep, the sweet rsstorsr." When
I was aroused from my slimbsr in the
morning learned that the Knoxville
Invincibies" had returned 70 the ci,y. 1
determined at once to remain day or
so and get al the details in regard TO the
attempt to burn the bridge last Friday
night Itappears that William Picksns,
with q squad Of fif.esp men from the
French Brood country, went into the tres
s'e work Of the bridge, ~ a pine torch.
and whilst in the. act Of applying the
match, Piokess WAS fred upon and NOR
tally wounded BY Mr.. James Keeland,
the only watchman. The squad then made
an attack upon Keeland, He defended
himself with great courage, wounding Sc
veral and causing them to beat hasty
retreat. Keeland was shot three times, his
hand severed from the arm, and received
several severe gashes upon the head and
body. He will probably recover, and de.
serves we'll Of his countrymen. None Of
the citizens were aware Of the difficulty
until he struggled to the Agents resi-
dence, where, upon inquiry q to what
was the matter, he exclaimed, They
have killed me, but I saved the bridge"
Pickens and his wounded comrades rstir.
ed to the Tuckahoe section, and are nov.
guarded by their friends in pretty strong
force. One is reported dead. N
The force at the Vfidge now consists Of
four companies Of Col. Powell's Regiment,
one Of Col. Woods Regiment. Capt. Gil.
lespie's Cavalry, and home guard OF one
hundred citizens, which is sufficient to
repel any force likely to be sent against
them. '" .' y,
The Regiment being raised by Gen. Gil.
lespie and Maj. Key will probably organ.
ize in the course Of three or four weeks.
they will make capital commanders, be-
ing men Of decided abilities and indomi.
table courage.
Receive with great allowance rumors
and reports from this section. ..i
Yours in haste, j. L. A.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
Public Meeting.

A public meeting Of portion Of the
citizens Of Athens and vicinity was held
at the Courthouse on Tuesday. The pro-
ceediuss will be found elsewhere In our
paper. The Plan recommended TO the
people TO form accompanies Of minute
men, arm. drill. and hold themselves req
dy for whatsyef danger may arise, is an
excellent one, and We trust will be vigor.
ously carried oatx Organise and DRILL
The object is The safety, protection, and
preservation Of your families and proper.
ty, and the determination Of the foe
should he effect lodsmspt on your soil.
No one can hesitate to engage in such 9
work, unless his 'ypRathy is with the
enemy!
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ssDnn Or GEN. Husfsr On ,,AsspfiSc cor.
iis47 ed ! . xAsD os WI .AsHt,s 90 wa
~ 10 . ',3,'.HrApa'as wssrsss Ds,asrsssr, |

The command Of this dSparthsnt Nv.
Ing been reiinquished4 By Mai, Gen, JIG.
Fremont, is assumed by Che undepis..s;.
er with their brigade, command ers, sre
requested to report inmediatsly st head
quarters. ~. HvsrEs, MAI Cad. Con-.
Gen, Fremont lsis to- Sks Louis, via
Tiptop. this ,morning.r h aghlsl I'D 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
The EleOttons.

We bare but, NV, returns from the cleo
tions, In this. District VIZ. II. TIBss, of
Bradley. il, eleessd. - I'll. a.
J. p. HysfilL is elected in the First
District, snAs WI sG.SwAN in the Second.
a.Gov. Foorl i 7 I'D TO DO elected in the
Nashville District, and D. M. CuRRIs in
the Memphis. Tie vote throughout the
State is mearre, ;. . =.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
The Peninsula. i,

), The RicAmopd Rivashe d, ihs s0tA
ssayf;g q ,slai blow 3es1a a b1olf ioa
Sipsea tAe grfAt Esdsrsl flea sailed
from Hampton Roads, we have had NO
rumors 81 actual Of expected battles be-
low Yorktown. Our adyicss represent
thste everything = quiet. the thesltA of
the CAMPS generally Improving, and The
men ehghged III making pfepS ~ iiont III
ocidwsatbse sAd'osAer events tkss dMsy
occur. obtiiw ,Ad'T
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
Change OF Schedule.

The. destruction, of the bridge across
the Hiwassee river has made change in
the running time on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Road. Tho down train passes
Athens 1918 morning. This will delay
the reception Of our paper in Polk ooun.
ty. We learn that the rebuilding Of the
bridge, SO that trains can cross. will be
accomplished, in thirty or forty days.--
The energy and, enterprise Of The man.
agement Of the Road will effect II 1t the
EARLIEST, possible hour. The bridge destroy.
ed was built under the old Hiwassee or.
gani..tiop, BY, Wilton, Il Pennsylvania,
some twenty ysast $50, and was . grand
structure. The nep who have for months
been whispering sbolit and intimatins
that the railroad bridges would be burn.
ed. ought 70 feel proud Of their work.
The piers Of the bridge we learn arc I'm.
injured
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A,N.., ::E|':st... J, n.4,..

~.
NR & Publ nc.
Pccn Of cis Of Achinn
q .'y es A. q NJ rsc in Athens
q ns n' V Pefa spcn the state
4 49, Axissins In tennessee and
TO mit,ate somss 1891 IN view Of the dan
ge" with which II y threatened. M. r.
: A.sIoAs' Esq., was called to the Chair,
ana q. n kAsiAs sfsssaSss sssress'
Inc Chairman having stated the object
OF the meeting conoisely, on motion, .
Committee Of FIVE was appointed 10 report
4 plan 81 sction--whereupon The Chair.
it.odA- "a .L.sIssIx M all,lt2C (
.pRo n,.. ,.. sne 'o,'ow'ns nA"ea e"'
tlomen: u. n. Hurst, j. b. Copke, y. Iim-
tdsrman, u. W. BLACK welt and Jos. n.
llst.nasrg0 ifdob4N'isei1N3 ~ ido'I
10 CS-..s.'l 4, <,,,l..u N hnysionl. a..
V m i0' sne Vneirman ana Secrse'aary
were added 10 the Committee. aei
/ And the meeting adjourned 10 | O'clock
An T,,e.aav l1iIoi' - 3 Y .lhsni I ~
,tvol 70
..,o, ssiSS.i,, ~, lip,.., .v,1 "a, ,r. 80
So. "a 4, ,.,D.s.t'.,, ~ ga "a,
ING messing mel pursuant 70 fdlourn'
meitt, Being called, TO order, the, Com
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-15
Death of Col JosiAl n. Anderson.
We And the fe,.s1%t in the Sssaslsais
Herald Of last Esjdsy:.5s. :.

On Wednesday seveMins last, at the
election ground in the Sd District of this
county . difficulty originated between q
number Of the 'citiIefie Of that District.
and Cal ). u. Anae<s6n OF Sequatchie
county, which resaltsdfh the stabbing OF
Col. A. which, We have Just learned Is we
go TO preii. Hedied this evening at one
o'clock. Tho loss ~ Col. A. will DO So
riously felt in oil the relations Of life.
:, ". will speak ~en ON ttpplly of the affair
p. s.-X Mr.. Lookhssrt OF sequa.ohis
county was also severely stabbed At the
same time. and.h said TO be in critical
condition.
We learn. that the man who stabbed
Col. Anderson IL named, Holloway, and
that he made his esoapei
, AsOruIr,-Ths 'ssns paper contains
the following: '"''
M.rdu.-We are panied to announce
that Mr.. W. g. Hoge cne Of our most e.
tssmed citizens was kill1d last Saturday
near his residence, aboat two miles from
town, by Robert Davis, OF this county,
from blow on tho had with stiok.-
NJ. Hoge survived only . few hours af.
tssvards, and the murderer was arrested
and. lodged in jsil. At an examining
trial before . Asgistrate's Court yestef-
day. DAVIS ;wsB' staia relnanded % jail
for trial st0uf Court. We refrain from
giving any al the partioulsvu. tf II