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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

Tn SrsAMrB VIcTORM.--It is announced by dis
patch from New-Or cans 10 AeRichmOnd d. Dofch
GATED Feb. H. that the steamer Victoria bad Iun tho
blockade at thai port bringing number Of arms.
We assured that this steamer ia none other than
de Old steamboat c. Vanderbilt, which. up 10 the
oh Of November last, was running between thin
dty and Troy, and formerly between here and
stoniugtol, Conn, for which purpose III. wac orig
ually built i, would he interesting TO learn who
rougnt, who sold and who cleared her ifo,a tl,is
port. The IL tie second time she il said to bay, run
tie blockade, going out in November last, and nov
returning from Havana.
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cistci rre,'.
W.uuNorov. Friday. f.b. p. 49,,
TIiT POTOMAC BLOCKADE.

W.uuNorov Friday F.b p 49,,
THE POTOMAC BIO, haIi.
Tie steamer Stepping Stones arrived at the Navy
Yait il morning from the upper flona.
Yesterday morning this steamer with launch
and j, boats crew from tho Yankee, went Oh re-
c,nro.-ance mp Occoquan Creek some four miles.
I lent. Eastman sent out Acting Master Lawrence
with the launch. who yisited the north and south
.Lores Of the creek penetrating short distance into
lie interior bat ithout finding any signs Of the
rebels.
just IA the launch was leaving the south side Of
the creek, brsk FIRE was opened on them by the
R.lcl- from i've Or nix ield-peces posted in cluup
OF woods.
Some 10 bells were thrown by the enemy, all Of
which dew uncouiiorahly near the Stepping Stones,
but doing no damage, save slightly tearing the flag
Tho fro was returned from the Stepping Stones
and howilzcr in the launch, plugging shower Of
riaed shot into the cover OF the Rebels, which un-
doubleday dnragcd them. IA the lire soon slackened.
TiiH REPORTED PROPOSED SURRENDER OF
NASHVILLE.
II il believed that information has been received
here otl err than that brought by The Norfolk steamer
in relation 20 The reported propofed surrender OF
Nashville.
TIE DriTu or TuE PRESIDENTS son.
Tie following Was addressed 10 the Senate and
House of Representatives, but Congress adjourned
before 1t was transmitted TO them:
III, President OF he United State, last evening
pu.sd into eauctcu 5y .r death beloved child Tho
h,aas co. dtpsltueHt boo consideration O. tiis d,ieaing
event have thou lht soud be- agreeable to Congress aud
to c American people that tho Official nd private buding'
b. soud MT b. iu iust"d On the e'euins
" fh, 2ld inst
WILLIAM SEWARD GIDEON wELLE5.
) J. CHASE. EDWARD BATES,
T. NJ STANTON, Il. BLAIR
bost.gf,n feb d. 1901,
The Cabinet Led thor meeting ~ the state De
ragimcri. The public buildings will No! therefore
be illuminated, tho arrangements for that purpose
being suspended
RELEASE or STATE PRISONERS.
The following prisoners OF State Will be released
on ,uo I'D inst by order of .he War Department on
their parole Of honor 10 render no aid OF comfort TO
the enemies in hostility 10 the Government Of the
United St4tes, in accordance with the terms of the
execuive order No. /, Of the War Department,
ietei February "a, 1862, u rcforeoc, to political
prisoners
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ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE.

The prize schooner Major Barbour, acting master
s. wizard, from Barataria Bay ia Southwest
Pass IS days, with sugar. powder, leather, cigars
&c. arrived this morning. She has experienced
very heavy weather. Tie Mag Barbour was from
Havana, and was captured, W uile attempting 70 ran
the blockade, by tho ste' .mship DO Soto. he'
captain boasts chat he ran the blockade ak un'es
successfully previous " his capture.
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MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
BOSTON.

BosroS Friday. Feb. n, 1882
There viii be grand mass meeting OF the citizens
Of Boston tomorrow in Faneui Hall, under the
auspices of the City Government, to commemorate
tie anniversary of the birthday of Washington. His
immortal " Farewell Address" to the American
people will 10 read TO the assembled thousands.
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sALrpErER SHIPMENTS FROM CALCUTTA

bO,rOS, Friday Feb II, 100.
Calcutta letter, OF the ith uliimo, says that the
ship Daring. for Boston, and the bark Paimos, Tor
New-Yorb, with cargoes Of salipeter, were ordered
to discharge it.
The letter adds: THE ships Sarah Newman and
Art Union, for Boston, and the bark Lille, for New
York, now going down the river, with saltpeer on
board, will also be ordered back for the same pur-
pose,"
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TAX on TINNAGC..

The Committee on Commerce viii soon re-
port bill laying an additional tax of ten per
cent on tunnngc, both foreign and domestic.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
Applications tor license to trade with our
fleets at ports in the Rebel States are con
stantly made TO tho Treasury Department.
For the information OF parties who may be
contemplating such ventures, it should be SAID
that permits are granted only when certlfi-
cate from the Secretary of tue Navy scccm-
pan.cs the application, Stating that the articles
which the parties propose to supply are neces-
sary for tie use of our men.
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crN BEN. BUTLER's EXPEDITION.

BOSTON, ritsyf REQ 81, ioos
The Massachusetts, 3lst Regiment, aud live coma
oopie, of the 18th Maine Regiment sailed to-day u
,he steamer Mississippi for Ship Island.
Gen. Ben. Butler left last night, via F1trea
Monroe, to assume command at Ship Island.
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THE ALLEGED ARREST OF GEN. BUCKNER
FOR TREASON.

LOUISVILLE. by, Friday Feb. 81. 1867.
TIE Journal was misnformed with regard to
the capias reported issued by Judge Carson Tor the
arrest Of Gen Bnckuer. He is under indletmeot
but it is not probable that the civil authorities viii
demand him from the military authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

Tn. steamship Atlantic, Cay. E!dndgc, from Port
ROYAL Feb. ~, arrived last night. Our sonespond-
IN, writes rs that The Expedition bad not yet sailed.
Nothing Of special importance bad TRANSFERRED since
his last letter. The following IL lit u her Paesen-
gcrH:
Mn Col BaYton iRrooilyr NJ. Col Leu.ur. Pa II D
liigg.s b. n. B@,'n las 4. Sgydsm, ssi Go,cfnnsn .
agent Ma spaulii, ..tef L. h A. Bo'ton. W II u
Bofd,u III ts.r {. II. Davis. & BowdifrD, Eoston.
Mn. Bnat Master Les.alf Nj Brown. Csp. W. ~ Dale.
Lieut. T. T. H,Lwip Capt Hsg.cry, Ben. o,ur Lieut. }.
H. Goud, Oen. Nbls : al Capt Huchrrs John iiigfnn'
Acting isss David t,ts ~ Cha Reindeer ibo' bfcnnen
80 \. :. J. HeCutb' T. ~. 6ohd r.. X H.i'ey CSIt.
I.bu, Lieut. Hill and - ia stsengs.
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lAdvnrtissuiclt
In THE lInIIC.

Beg l.vs iniorl GroceIs Or Eeids Apofhscaries aid
private families that 1 clo.!ug opt ny Oh STOCK o.
sCmyp.N AK0sATIc SCHNarP-' BOTTLED fftNpiLs
hADEiEA SHEKHT end Pom WINE. JAMAICA tnd 81 hts.
SC1ICH ard IHisH WHfsh1s, @. NY olI prcei.
Persons who with supply tneu.eiges had better make
cary tpPhcs. ion. UDoLr"o N"4'H' NO. - beS'eid.
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Advertisement
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ANOTHER VICTORY IN ARkANSAS.
Capture OF Ben,onyiise and n Large Quan.
tity Of Baggage.

81. LoCis. Friday. Feb. u. 1907
Gen. Haeck to-day teegraphed TO Gen. McClel-
Ian that Gen. Curtis has taken Bentonve, Ark.
with a considerable quantity Of baggage, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22
CRY ITEMS

As will he seen by a notice elsewhere the ann
yersary of the Cbristian Alliance VIII 'e held TO-
morrow evening, in the Calvary Baptist Chnreo'
The President. the Rev. Dr. Tyrg and the Kew
ORA. EeIs and Gillette, will oiiciate The Rev.
Mr.. Goss will present the annual report.
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ALLEGED TuYrT FHoM THE CITIzENs BssK.--
Samuel t. h1rp vas arrested Yesterday chssed With hsvrg
IN Septenhcl 52 -, thu property OF the Cizens
BanI alice that through Iale, the above si.ouli
credited him Ia the boot. q tie bsnk ~ which he h
account cud that he becouin. aware o u drew CHEEK
the amount md GOT the money he knowing II the time
that he had funds orpot. The police have heef IN
sesrcn bin since lst Novcuuer which time the eiIoI
va, discovered bat they failed r1 him NJ NJ ycftsdsy
49, Ls-a .. - ~ q I.L.in
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ssfen,rIcr ERErneN.

IIINFLf7fUt fINnl- TF' IIIIs
The steamer North Star was burned al the wharf
last night. I.oss about $4,000; insured for one
'hird Of her value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

a Young MANS BIsI CAPITAL - HIS
Hap To know how Il the beet sdva sre get
ca .!g exam alton al FOWLER W rus 90 biosdway
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TgY RiNuHs or Coz. RUsSELL AND OTHER
Cox,rcrIcur OIFlCTRs-The bodies of Col. Rus
SELL Lieut. Stllman, Capt joseph j. Henry ana
..;vate J. T. Brown of the loth Connecticut Noiun-
'esrs who were killed in the battle on Roanoke
Island arrived in this city On Friday mSh' ~ -
o'clock by TIE New-Jersey Railroad' and were re-
ceiyed bv committee Of eight OF the Sons Oh LODI
oecticrt. OF which Col. j. H. Almy Is chaiIiH'h'
rhe remains will be forwarded to Connecticut today
ra0er escort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

A French gentleman residing in this city has
,r;t,en. in French, all admirable military ode for
Wartington's Birthday, with the title of La Ne"-
y,rka,se. and Las dedicated ii 10 Mayor OpdyEe.
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PREPARATIONS TO CELEBRATE WASH
INGTONS BIRTHDAY.

PHiApriPH, Friday, Feb g. 1851
Tho State Legislature BIAS adjourned TO meet IN
lndspendonce Hall tomorrow, where they VIII be
received by the City Councils end escorted to the
Academy Of Music, where review OF the military
will be- made, and a celebration by the city tase
place.
The ceremonies will consist OF prayer by Bishop
Potter, and the reading of Washington's Farewell
Address.
There will be grand dinner at the Continental
Hotel in the evening, and general illumination OF
tue city.
The released prisoners belonging to the California
Regiment, who are mosty citizens Of Philadelphia,
are expected 10 arrive here tonight and participate
in the Grand parade tomorrow.
WASHINGTON.
WE NAV roam where the bright sun awahes IN Int
Eas',
Or sinks TO repore il the shades of the West:
We may scek Tor II country enlightened ana ireei ~
But II Iedgo we find none, my Columbia, Ike
We may then speed our hisht to tho summit 0'
Fame,
In search of the Heroes most glorious name lima
Bat on the bright page where they splendidy SUING
None WAsuInGIOS, none In 50 brilliant as 'n'"''
oh. Savior OF Freedom thy country snaii oloVl, I'm
When the children of Slavery lie cold N .n1
And thy people, when Iyrnts have 'r'""'f"'N
gOpe, ,d Tb,ona
Shall smile DER the ruins OF Scep'er A'" ,ads axev
And pe,pots will fall. and their nsmes inuo """'
," i go p,;Ja 81 their monuments fall TO decay
anu Gnu t"o oDJ he ADDE'S in asnes shall lie
DuS ''o nf tbo whirlwnds. sro WAsHiNaroYs
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TARDi PlTRIOTIsM IN BhLTIMORE.-Our Union
friends Of Baltimore have just been spurripg up some
their Secesh citizens TO prompt though tardy dis-
play Of loyaity suited TO the times. Aittr the eur
iender Of Fort Donelson IN effective number of the
friends Of ibe Government paid visit to the propri-
Viors Of The Baiim0rc SUn-which paper, with
triner southern prociyites has sttery observed "a
slien silence IN political maiers-and reminded
them that NE American flag was not while in or
around their establishment. AGor brief interval Tie
OMISSION wa recliiied Tic proprietor of Barnums
Hotel, another Southern symp,thizer, likewise had
hs attention called to the Same defect noticeable
about hls premises, with an equal happy effect,
Bunting was also raised On the top Of the Washing
you Monument which WAS excessively dAastcinl TO
Vac numerous Stcesh dwelling ia that neighborbood
h'ogeiLcr, our Union friends Of the Monumental,
'i'y seem 10 he getting Oh very well.
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KrPOnTrD RUNNING Oh 1HE tHtHLtsT0S
BLocx.DE.-Tne captain Of tho British brig Mary
Emily, from Nassau, n. T., reports tire arrival
there, on February -, Of the rolel steamer
Caiawba from Charleston, with cnrgo Of cotton.
The stcamer Isabel and another steamer, bodi
coton-losdod, had sailed ia company.
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ne very Rev. the Dean Of Canterbury went
"".ing not long ago on pond near that city, but
W. zee bong thin, lie fell IN up 70 lie ampi,s. TIN
C"'"c'e which reports the ecclosiasiical subner-
~'n' addf That " the reverend gentleman wa, how
EVER soon reeeued and taken 10 IA cottage close by.
eAuige vi clothing Was here obtained aud the
1s.'n room made hs appearance again on the pond,
siJoying the fun Of the inisadyenture which had
placed him ~ 70 awkward Il position"
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Gov. MacoIry.-The Message Of tie Kcn,uci

Gov. MAGofIiy.--Tlc Message Il Gle kcn'uciy
Goverpor, 10 he Legislature Of the State rent 90 o
Monday last, gives dep!orabie picture Of he i''
nag and piyaiion many Of tie people are enduring ia
The southern part Of the state in consequence OF The
war but ih,r, % nol fl word cordcni.iugthe Ae5'!r,
VINO cominencsd tia, war on Kentucky sol. Tie
Message concude. n. follow,.
I'it. - ~ sea- 20 mike illusion % our rr'a oI
oIe'f" ii'' ' ,he hope that thc houid civil war ii
"i'A " 1i '-t-s'a vii br enofa a.t t.4al ti-.
avn" 'l' pc" p eui .cn us iy it, ~ l,. dii'c' p
~ TIE hA"ay 81 guy end eai the ii;it direction
through DO HouDi'a which s..folfd u.s."
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TIE Lisf on AHzosi.--Ad,icesfron For Craig,
Ncw-NcSco, have just teon received in Wafhinp.
ton, which state umt two families. Wadswor,h aud
Axes, original settlers in the Souyita valley All
IONA, have ust come in from That Territory. Thcse
parties state that the Apache Indians have com
plcielv over,n Arizona, and either Killed or caused
10 fee every white person in Tho Territory west Of
tie Rio Grsnde. Thee two families arc an that
have eecarod frou the interior. They state that
MANY victims Of tho meIcileas Apaches were Wing
at different points in The Territory and by the road
lido, and upon the bodies Of which the wov.s were
leattiug Tucson the principal town, wa destroyed.
The few inhabitants caught there bad been killed,
and everything peuahablc D. Gre fell prey 70 tie
Rafnes
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GAINESVILLE CAPTURED.

Army Supplies for 20 Days Taken.
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Tur FORT pONELsON PRISONERS.

thICAho, TilaH, Eco. IL I0HE
Two thousand two hundred Of the Fort Donelscn
prisoners arrived here this morning. More are ex-
pcc,cd tomorrow.
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Tie Rich, Rev. j. H. Hopkins, Bishop Of Nor
mont. viii preach in St. AIMS Church, corner o
Washington aud Sands street. BROOKLYN tomorrow
af,eraoon. Services commence at 3 o'clock
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ExoSYR4TED.-Cart. Stllwell OF tie let Long
sand Volunteers has been ezoDssd q the charge Of putting
In bill! FOR the rent Of recruug Office held 81 bsrroou.
TIE apartment. which he hired sdo.ned barroom being
separated there.Fom by partition.
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TO DETECT EXPLOSIVE Coal On.-Many dlsas'
Ter. having been occssicned 10y the use OF explosive
coal oil. the following receipt for ascerlalning
whether or not the article is explosive, may not be
out of place; Pour email quantity into saucer
and bring lighted match slowly down to it. II ex-
posve, the oil will blaze and fash up almost like
powder if not explosive, it will not burn al all.
The latter only is safe for The very light al
aud rock Ole should be used with great cauliou Tor
burning ia lamps, they are much more volatile,
and equally IS dangerous ss the old ex Io.ive inwp
mixtures OF alcohol and turrcntiue The burning
oils which arc most commonly used Dow are Of 3
much lower specific gravity than those that were IN
common about eighteen months ego. They are
quite cheap clear, free from The ferd smell Of Old
coal oils, and not lia'le 10 smoke bu' one pint Of
the old brandy -cclored oil gave much light as a
qu9rt Of The clear llgbi oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

DIR. LINERS LrcTURES.-poctcr Lieber, the
eminent iuist delivered the last lecture OF his
course Oh the Laws and Usages Of War on Monday
evening. Tue subject Of tue lecture, which wss
delivered at the Columbia College Law School, IN
LAFAYETTE Place, WAS Martial Law. At the c'ose Of
the lecture meeting of members Of the bar and law
students was held Mr. l.. A. nuRRY was called &c
the chair Mr. SMITH BLooNrILLD was appointed
secretary AID the following resolutions unsnmous,
adopted
G,,,,,S That onr thanks due to Dr. Licber 70
NJ able eou,se OF lhe Laws and sac. o. a.
which, exhibiting great variety eud extent oil hiof'si
lertiv and srro.iiocss OF illustration, deep iesrah an
.lcronsh mastery Of ks subject. h-ve ADDED pleasure
Interest and converted the labor Of study into an ssIeeso
recreation. ., IL, A.
R,.oIr.d That tie lesring embraced In these lecture
demand. wider circulation then ne walls Ct ne ltc.H
room and that ss Eut.ia,ce OF the lecute no"
specis interest IL cir publication oud be genera oeeut
Re8ired That our sckuow Judgements ere que t. ~. ifns
ICES Of Columbia COLLEGE for proVid hs course OF e't'-'
aud foT calling the c1eT o. the ciuI"t one are gu
and extensive s'tsrlncu'ss fully Qnai'c MN ieItieI
Eesofed That Thea, resouii.ns be puhsleh tUd fop'e
forwarded d. Ltbe ard the Trustees Of Io"uoN ,oee
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L.yNcH or THE ADRoSpAcX.-The workmen al
The Brooklyn Navy-laId have commenced 'asn,
out the matches of tie shphouse, where the Adiron
6ack las been built aud are making the Necessary
Preparations for the launch, which will take ace
today Saturday.
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M0RGLR' PRINCE.

EtyHIS fiAk MUKUAN STALLION WIS
selected aud purchased IN The fsl yi is6O,
il New Hampshire. by the On ersiEued. after
careful personal examination u zone fouF or i've
hundred stock Hur-es, for his puta Morgan blood,
and as possessing in a very remarkable degree all
the re-. uisite points Of an A No. ] Stock Horse.
Morgan Prince vas ten years a last season, is
& beautiful DARK hay. with bhck legs. maue and
tail. and without white; Weigh when in COED
Aesh. 1850 to 1899 pounds. Has been broken TO
harness and has unsprpassd btsaiy Of style and
action, great muscular power. excellent DISPOSE
ton. and for snioothness Of yait bottom and
sps-ed. AZ a trotter. is bot excell by any. He Is
remarkably sure and marked ,eeuliality Of this
Horses stock is a very striking resemblance TO
himself both in color and form, as we saw e1-
emplGei in some forty specimens Of his get ex-
amined by ms.
MORGAN Prince was sired BY Kent's Granite
STATE Morgan; grand sire Royal Morgan (now
tying. sged 40 years:) 2. G. sire Sherman Morgan
=. q. q. sire Justin Morgan. His dam by Canaan
or Eenyau Morgan, by Boston Tiger OF Boston
Morgan by Cock Of the Rock, by sheruan Nor
ran, by Justin Morgan.
Morrap Prince received the first premium IN
tbe.rear 1856. in his class Of Sherman Morgan
stations. at Grafton County Fair, held al Haver'
hill. Y. II. Also. frsi premium, in same clasS al
Connecticut River VALLEY Fair, held ut Bradford.
Vermont 1887. II Is the Morgan stock OF Horses
and this is one Of them. sure--thst is nov
nrizad beyond all others and have earned high
or character for docility. endurance. style action
| and speed as trouters than any other stock OF
| horses In our country.
The attention Of all lovers Of good stock y in
vited IN this Horse, row making his second sea
son in Tennessee He will serve limited mum
her Of Mares the present season, AT the stable OF
| Eli DIXON. five miles East Of hthens. al SIS. in
surauce. due when the Mare is asrertained TO hf
in foal or parted with: $40 tbe seston. payable
at close of season, and $40 the single service
PAYABLE AT time of service. Mares from q dis
lance will he fed at reasonable price All care
taken to prevent escapes and accident. hut nc
liability Cor any, N. A. Helm,
Eli DIXON.
Athens, Tenn, Narrh II. lSGs --tcs--7O3
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BUTTER WANTED.

L WILL GIVE luE HIGHEST MARKET
J. price, either II Cash or Goods for all the good
Batter oGeriug. A. {. ROBSON.
Jan !, 1869
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LACK chTllM

WILL STAND The Present SEASON
w at my stable, four miles South Of Athens
commencing 18Th of March and ending 25th
June and will be let to limited number OF Mares
at $40 the insurance.
CATLIN was six year, old 5th Of July last;
color black was sired BY Young Catin tbred by
Bruius Clay. of BOURBON county, ky.,) and he iy
Imported Catliu. Cetin's dam was also bred in
Kentucky, and is an unusually fine and large
animal. NJ. A. HELM,
McMinn CO., Tenn.
March 4 1662-3m-102
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Circuit Court, Meigs County, Tenn.
Amos II. Moss aud Elizabeth 3. Moss,


1po {. Moss, Thos NJ. Rowden. Shadraeh Row.
den and VIM A. Rowden.
fAraclmsptl
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM TIE
.@dayit Of PLAINTIFF that defendants John G.
Mo- Thomas NJ. Rowden and WIN A. kowdon
arc non. residents Of the State Of Tennessee. itig
,bsroforo ordered that publication 10 made for
four con,ecutive weeks IN the Athens Post. nows-
manor nublithed IN Athons. Iepnossoe notifying
ia resident defendants a. appear at the next
,sro, NJ said Caurt 10 DO held for said county, OF
tSe Court house in Decatur, on the "a Monday
Of Arrl next. then and there to answer snid com
nisint. mr. the fBmt will be taken ~ confessed "
10 ,bom and PROCEEDED with fccordirrly.
w ''' W. l.. MCKINLEY. CLERK.
March 81, isc?--4t--rrs fee s3--7Oi
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-22
THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

yXToULD RESPECTFULLY RETURN HIS
w sincere thanks for the very liberal support
10 has received from the citizens Of this ard tho
adjacent counties, and solicts continuance OF
the same. lie has inst opened q splendid ossort-
mcni OF Materials for the manufacture Of Saddles.
Saddlcbags. Bridles MartingHes. buggy and
Wagon Harness, and every other article in bis
line Of business and which he %eeps constantly
on hand. He will sell nj wholesale or retail. and
at as low figure as can be bought in East Ten.
nesscs.
The subscriber has ON hard good assortment.
of Hog Skins, EnAmellea Leather Patent Leath-
en- Pad Skins. Morocco. White Welting, Girtbing,
Rein Webb, struining Webb, Threat, saddlers'
silk, Enanlelled Cloth. srrup Irons, Bride Pits,
Harness Mounting, Ornaments Buckets, Trunk
Locks, Msllets, Tscbs Saddlsrs Tools. Shark
Skins, and every thing else necessary to carry on
the Saddlihg Business and which be will sell on
reasonable terms. Call and zee before purchasing
elsewhere. EDWIN a. ATLEE.
! March %, I8G0-tf-600