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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
The FLoRrp1.ss--The Tallahassee

The FLORIDIANs.--Ihe Tallahassee
Sentinel of the lst inst. says:
There is pending before the Senate an
important militia b;ll-which will prob
ably pass in some shape the General
Assembly. We have not seen the bill
and cannot explain its details; but we
have understood that it is as it ought TO
be quite stringent in its provisions. It's
object as we understand, is to put every
man and every boy between the ages of
16 and 60 years in the service. We
mean by that. that all persons between
those ages are. except for cause. to be
enrolled and held subject to the order of
The Governor. The bill contemplates
an immediate organization of the militia.
and imposes heavy fines upon officers
and ptiyates for non performance of the
duties required. The object seems TO
be to make the bill efficient. otherwise It's
passage would be useless. That some
such measure as is now before the Sen
ate viii pass the General Assembly, NE
have the best reason for believing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
Kentucky Begins to Feel Lincoln.

In late number of the Lexington OBJ
server is the following account of military
interference at an auction sale OF negroes
which recently took place in Nicholas
vile:
We regret 70 learn that rather un-
expected high handed measure upon the
part of the military was resorted TO at
Nicholasvill on Monday last. it being
County Court day for Jessamine county
A gentleman from this city. who was on
the ground. informs US that number Of
negroes belonging 10 the estate of Mr..
Singleton. of that county, were offered
for sale by The Sheriff under execution.
eral bids made, the sale was peremto-
rily stopped by the Provost Marshal. who
gave the negroes passes and told them
to 60 home. The occurrence has caused
no little feeling in this community. and
will cause alarm throughout Ken
lucky The laws of the State have been
trampled on by military power-a power
understood TO have been sent out not
only to insure the enforcement of the
laws but to protect the rights of all 10y al
citizens.
Kentucky is a slave State. and as loyal
State as there is in the Union, and its
laws are entitled to respect. 1t is not an
enemy's territory as some of the Federal
soldiers in our midst seem TO regard it
The rush of negroes, or "contrabands.
as they are more fashionably termed. into
the camps observation-disclosures which there
is The greatest difficulty to rescue them
has already caused much trouble and
vexation. but this direct interference with
the execution Of the laws at Nicholasvilie
on Monday has excited indignant feel
ing of pain and alarm. 1t is earnestly to
be hoped that our generals in command
will look TO this matter, and do some
thing to inspire our people with feeling
at least of partial security, in holding
their property and disposing of it at will.
Should those charged with the direction
of military affairs in Kentucky fail not
only to furnish this security, but counte
nance the suppression of legal rights and
legal remedies among US. consequences
will inevitably follow that will be deeply
lamented by every man who values the
public peace. and looks to the progress
Of our armies 10 aid in the enforcement
of the laws in the communities in which
they may be temporarily thrown.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19

Eg- II is stated that the determine
ion TO remove Mcclellan was not made
n Cabinet council. but was the act OF
lincoln himself.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
Meal for the Million.

TOME one, come all, come every body, and
" get your CORN ground at Childs' Steam
Mill, on the south side of the square
s. X. CHILDS.
Canton, Dec s. 1862 46-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
The Ecenly signally Repulsed .
skirmishing Near Fredericksburg.

RIcHaoSD. Dee. 10 There vas skirlni=hing near
Fredericksburg to-day. but attended with no i'm
portsnt results. Nothing Ike great engagement
has yet occurred though it is said the enemy made
an attempt to turn right flank and signa.y
failed. The fighting probably nothing beyond
for positions. Some of wounded
ean,a liz s1.zejsI train IN night
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
Later and Onesal.

RfCHAoSB, Dec 1.-THE foIEawing dispatch was
received from General Lee late last night:
A. . o'clock this morning Saturday. the enemy
attacked Our right wing, and the fog lifted the
battle along the line from the right 10 the left
till NJ. the enemy being repulsei usual, at
all points thanks be to God. We have to mourn
the loss OF many brave men. expect the battle
will be rene we'd at daylight to, morrow mornia-.
RORFRT r LEE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
THE CRISIS.

IT there has ever been period since the COM
nencement OF this contest. Standing out from all
others and mpre.sing itself upon the minds of all
true southern men. as bring pregnant with events.
the most momentous IN their consequences whcth-
er for veal or for woe especially to the people in
this. the great valley Of the Mississippi, that Pc
Iiod /. emphatically the present.
II We consider it, geographical position its soil,
itS productions and its wealth which already
amounts 70 urtold millions; if. above all. con-
slider its capacity for stu greater Development
rendering each state great Commonwealth in
itself-and prosperous beyond what the most san
gUine has yet conceived, the importance of this
valley is second 70 that Of no other portion Of the
Confederacy. II can never be given up or aban-
d ned without loss. in eur estimation, almost. If
not quite. irreparable.
IF 1e suppose for moment that the enemy
underestimate the prize thai they have not been
making preparations the most gigantic scale to
oycrrnn and possess this valley; Il we suppose for
one moment that they not even now about TO
make one hurculean effort to accomplish that pnr-
pose, we are indnlging most fatal delusion. They
have already entered our State and advanced more
than hundred miles from our northern border.
Their track thus far, nay he traced by deyasts-
ton AMI waste of private property in ac-
cord incc with savage than civilized warfare. II
any circumstance more than another would he cal
culated to stir our Executive To more than ordinary
cxertons. that circumstance, IL wolld seem would
lie the invasion OF Mississippi. This his ade pt
ed State--her people. among whom be has 50 long
lived. early appreciated his worth. aud desired
nothing srdrntiy. their own inlepend
rnce than to raise him % the highest civic honors
II We CONNIE his nsme With the State Of M;ssissip-
p, se may appropriately say
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
He Mius arma.
III. r,.,-,.u, f,t,f -

Shall We then lie forgotten overlooked H. this
crisis 81 our strngglc7 We trust that shall
We understand that the President i already i'm The
Southwest for the purpose. doubt not. of seeing
the true condition of All rs of jldging for himself
and giving sEch directions a. his Judgment may
dictate t. he jldeious and proper. He can not
reach Mississippi too soon. May God speed his
cnmiax. sRd inspire him with wisdom adequate to
tie emergency.
When be comes let him not be deceived by any
white washing process. to the true or
rvyerses. ia this department Let him institute
thorough and searching inqairy; and. this being
done. let consideration of friend hip favor.
itiam allow jlii to retain any in position TO
which lie isnaeq,tl. Tor sbich he is incompetent
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19

CHARLES ron, Dec. * This morning the enc
mys gunboats in Stone river We miles below th,
city, opened fire upon piekets James Island
below Secessionyie. After firing fifty shells with
out effect, they desisted 1t is cojeetured that th
demonstration intended feint to occupy til,
troops in this neighborhood.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-19
Generals Killed.

CHARLESTON. Dec. II II private dispatch re-
ceived here in Official quarters, dated Richmond,
Dec. 18th, says:
The fight to-day resulted in our favor. Generals
Maxey. Gregg, of South Carolina. T. r r. Cobb. OF
Georgia and Hood. Of Texas, killed.
Federal Movements on the South Car
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-24

George Lyftst0n.
In THESE CAUSES III APPEALING TO
i me, frsm the sfsdasiis II plainiids, that the
defendant 10 justly indebted 10 them. and tsi ssd
defendant has removed himsslf from the e.unsy Of
hoans and State o. Tennsssss. 90 that the ordi-
nary process, of the Law eannst be served zpcu
hin, aud the Plaintiff having obtsiscd original
attachments from me, On acting Justice Of the
Peace, aud ,bs sszss hssiag bssa levied on the
property ~ dsisndAnt and rpturnsd before me On
- 7lh dag u October, 1861. h 10 therefore OF
&ssd by ne thst psbieatien BE- made 10 the Athens
POD Tot foar successive vesks, notifying said de-
fspdAni 70 sppesr Il my ofce,in Kingston, Roane
county, Tenssssss, % tbs l2fh day d jane, 500,
and defend said attachment sulis, % they sill be
prsessdsd With ca psrts. s.ase, b.
WILLIAM 8. GEERs, T. y. J., Roaas co.
Dec. 20, 1s6i--4t-prr fee $3--6sl
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FAIR WARNING.

A LII ACCOUNTS NOT PAID OR SET.
"A tied by the LIST February next will be put IN
hands Of Uncle Billy aud james T,pep and rs
many other officers M may DO necessary, to col.
ieci what you owe Us. We are compelled 10 close
our business, as the partnership expires the lst
Of February, 1852. We hope to have the pleas.
ure Of settlement Immediately vita you all,
The remaining STOCK OF GOODS win be
sold cheap, all together or at retail citherso, all
who want any thing we may have will do well to
call soon, MS We are determined to elasc ont and
settle up. SEHoRN 4 NoRNsBY.
Dec 90 lsfi--td -6Ql
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Thayers Principles Of Agriculture Coleman 8
do, Young Farmers Manual, Farmers Hand
Book, Vine Drcsers' Manual, Produce and Ready
Reckoner, YouaE and Spooner on the Horse.
Morgan Horses, Mechanics Own Book, Sloan $
Carpenters New fuide, Sloan's Constructive Ar
chiteei, scotts Irantry Tactics, Island World
Of the Pacific, Gems and Ladies Letter Writer,
The Ladies Casket, Gems for Firesiae, The Dia-
dem, Souvenir Galfry. Language of Flowers and
Poetry of Flowers, IDcluze's Instruction in Ami
al Magnetism, Dpd's Mesmerism and PsycOlo-
Nv lin 2 volsl
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George Lyitletnn.
TN THIS CASH 1T APPEARING TO ME
Il from the affidavit of plaintiff that defendant
Is indebted to him by note, and that said deiend-
ant has removed himself nom the State Of Ten.
nesscc, so that thu ordinary process VI the law
cannot he served upon him, and plaintiff having
obtained, ON tho lSth September, 1891, an original
attachment from me, an acting Justice Of the
Peace for Ronnc county, md the same having
been levied IN the property Of defendant, II u
therefore ordered Ivy me that publication he made
for fsur successive weeks in the Athens Post. M.
tiiying defendant to appear Al my ohoc, in kihg'-
ton In the county and State aforesaid, on thu 18th
day Of April. 1869, to defend said attAcbmrp,
suit, or the same will he proceeded with sr por,,.
WIN. :. GEERS.
j. p for ,'o"p' county
Dec q, ls6l-it-prs Tee Sa-6Sp
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CHANCERY SALE.
John Jcnkins,

Rnsscll g. Brauum.
Tn OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER MADE AT
i the last torn Of The Chanrery Court In this
cause, will scll, on The premises on the 9th day
of January, 1899. on n credit Of Fix months. In
bar ~ the right Of redemption, tho following dc.
scribcd LAND, being 50 Acres. bounded on tho
Hast by the Lands Of Allen Haley, by the Lands
Of Bluforl Smith. on he smih, andy the Lands
Of complainant, John jenkins, on the North and
West IN the county of McMiun. Tennessee Note
aud security viii hcrcquircd Of The purchaser and
o lien rclained uutil me rutcbMc uduc, is an
paid.
tNo =. BRIDGES, g. e. ~
Pee a. isal u pr. fggsi 6pl
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and Rocs Works, Ir'ngs Works, TIE Souvenir
of Travel lin . vols.) Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray, The Rivals, Household of Bourcne lin 2
vols,) Nemasis, Margaret Moncricife The Adopt
cd Heir, Marricd-Ntt Mated, Recollections Of
Court Room, Stakeholder Abroad, Georgia Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major jones' Tho Throne
of David, The Prince Of the House Of David,
Boulah, Corner-Cupbtard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons Why,
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Charles W. Roberts.
TN THIS CASH IT APPEARING FROM
Il the aflidavitoi plaintiff tina, dcirndan, Is in
dcbted to him by account, and that defendant has
removed himself frnm the State pf Tcnnss,ee, 80
that the ordinary process OF the law cannot ha
served upon him, and the plainiia having ebtaih.
cd nm original attachment on thu lqih day VI De-
tober, 1851. from me. mn acting Jpsucr of the
Peace for Roanc county, and the same having
been levied on the property, Il 10 therefore ordered
by me that publication he made for foar successive
weeks In the Athens Post, notifying sAid defsnd.
an, to appear u, my Office, IN Kingston in the
county and Sate aforesaid, on the sab day of
April, 1889, and defend said Ni,Hehmcp, suit, or
the same viii he proceeded with ca iar's.
WN, s, GEfRS,
=. r for Rouse seusty.
Dec g. ts6l--4t.-prs fee Ny---fsp
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q, W. 4 Il. A. Yost,


George W, Lyttlcion Jr.
In THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO ME
i from the affidavit filed by the plaintiffs that
the defendant lie indebted TO them by note and nc.
count In the sum Of seventy four dollars aud hiy-
three cents. and that defendant has removed him.
solf from the State u Tennessee SO that The oIdi.
nary procesc Of the law cannot DO served upon
him, and the plaintiffs having ohiaipcd nm origI-
nal attachment on the I'D day Of October, 1851.
from me, Justice Of the Peace for tho county Of
Roano, md the same having been levied IN tho
cstate of the defendant on the bth day OF No'cm.
bcr 1851, II Is therefore ordered by me thni psb.
LEGATION be made in the Athens Post for -four sue.
cessiyc weeks, notifying the defendant 10 appear
at my office. In Kingston, Roane county. Tonnes
see. on the 9Th day OF May. 1892, and defend taid
attachment suit, or the Same viii b, proceeded
with ca pn,ir. WM, s, GEERH,
J. J.. for Roas, ,ouRty.
Dec O. 1881 --At--prs leo Ss..-6fp
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.

J. J. LyttIetoh, Daniel lIufaps asJ CIV. ios',
L George Lyttleton.
And
j. J. Lyttletob,
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally that they are still Ia opera
ton and propose 10 do CASTINGS OF every des-
cnption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything of
the kind.
We are now casting aud have for sale different
sizes of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sires Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and shop
Stoves Also Coal Stoves. Hollow Ware. Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In iuct hpy-
ing 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
Throshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, lara and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
which will saw from two 10 fyo thousand feet per
day. All kinds Of MACHINERY fitted up In the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
Weare alse prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting.
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN & kILGORE,
p. s. There is connected with the Works an ex-
celent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. FAX.
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NOTICE.

TBE SUBSCRIBER TAKES IRIS METH
l. oil OF informing the public and all interested.
that he has bought out the Stock Of Il. A. VIII.
k1Ns a CO., and 10 now sole proprietor and
owner of the concern. Al dehts due The old con-
cern will he paid to him alone--ana be alonc il
authorized TO settle all The old business. He will
continue To keep general supply Of Dry Goods.
Groceries, &c. MAT. NJ. LOWRY.
july ~, lS6l-tf-6fS
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\. J. D'Armond,

y ~ IF'""'
Dec q, Is6i--4t.-rrs fee SS---ss9
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Seth j. Walker.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER AT THE
i las, torn Of the Court, I will on tho 25i day
Of January next sell to the highest bidder. on tho
promises, In bar Of thegright Of redemption. on
credit OF six montls. LOTS No. a, I, Is aud ~,
At Mouse Creek. McMinn county, Tenn, aud de.
scribed rs laid Of In the plan Of said town, and
bounded rs iollowsi Bcglnning nj stake On tho
Public Depot Grvunds at tho South. wcst corner %
Stephens nrcwdor'A dwelling house Iot, thence
running North. westerly direction 200 foot 10
stalker thence Souih-westcrly fi2 feet 10 o stake,
thcncc Sonth-casicriy 200 foot 10 q stake. on the
fnblic Depot Ground; ibeucc with the bepot line
NDslh cnstcrly lt2 feet 10 tho hcgIurdug. Note
aud security will be rcquirl Of The purchaser,
aud . lion retained until tho purchase money IL
paid JNo. l.. DRtpGEs, Cd NJ
Dee TO- lsoi--ti--prs Zoo s5-aogl ~ sts.
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Steam Press Printing Concern.
the NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
. Nhf W. EF"fttrtots,
NJ NJ nr.Irrfrk .fr,,rt

w. W Hfblfiifh fftrit
hPsLl'.iri il'7y, To-. HssIiy ..i Ws.Ils.
TKExss--Builv. g. pr susa,n.
Tnheckly, Is Frrstunn.
Weekly. g. Iet AnHnm.
By the purchAsc Of the printing ssiALlishIaeai
81 the Noes. aud r~VRt aaiitious II nee laaleFi-
ais from sis fonBdTi-s. tbs dob 0fies uf ths Pa.
mo- has to~u made ths largest and most eelHIle,s
In the South west II l. alec snpplic,i With ike
iaosi eoupstrait word men sscam has beca ~.
Piled IL our prcsses, which u The ,-s, kinds.
We are PrYarrd 10 pnut in the highest style 81
the art, phin, In e5lor,. brunIe, Essfrys, ESo-
srs~~e.. AAsr G~nts. biN nsai.. Rs,la.ed
Vol, bray Tet~f.. H.isdLifls. Rsl. Lsai.g.
SAsE Hig., Bell Net,,s, .N.usloai Wasi, a..
gieass. aud inieed. everything frvn The smallest
Tip TO the mAmmoth Poster, OF the lessi Panrh-
lot 10 the largest volume.
The large circulation 81 the Patriot. greatly
augmented BY the addition thereto Of the .vhsCrp-
tion lists a. the Noes. renders I, IN excellent ad-
verfising medium. Ncne better in The city.
~ We solicit orders, at our ofsce. Ne. 10
Deaderiek street, A.. CAMP co.
May 10, is6i--tf
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SPEAKERS,

The Studcuts Speaker Sargcnt's Primary, Uni
vcrsal and Standard Speakers; Young America
Speaker; Fields Scrap Book
And large lot of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec 7, lS6O-tf-637
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y. J. Diamond,

Samuel NJ. willinmS
In THIS CASE IT APPEARING TO Mr.
i from ihc affidavit o. plainnr that defendant
10 indebted 10 him by acrouni, and that defendant
has removed himself from The State Of Tchhe,.
see, so TINT the ordinary procc@ VI law ennpot he
served upon him, aud the plaintiff, on the ii,h
September, 1881, having obtained an original nj.
tacbmcn, from me, an acting Jnptict " thu PrHco
for Roanc county, and the sane having BEEN
levied on the property Of defendant u % therefore
ordered by me that publication he made Or four
successive weeks IN the Athens Post notifying De.
fcndant to appear Atmy oihce. In Kingston. IN the
ceunty and State aforesaid. on the l1ih day u
April, 1882, 10 defend said Aunrbmcnt suit, " the
same win he proceeded with ~ part, A
WINS. GEEhe.
y | s1L W ar w Rome COMFY.
Dec 0, 1sGi--it--prs foe Ss--.gsp
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Notice.
Notice to Shippers Of Freight,

TRANSFORMATIONS DErAnrptt,E. Tens A GI.RR.oo.l
- Athens, hng. ~, 1881 -
FEVHisC Company wlidfliyerany FrelRiutecolyedin'
u 70 their ntpOtt, In reasonable lIue, Al The
terminus OF their Road At Dalton To the owners or belr
agents mot ours they paying ~ tapnnd
receiving the fregh,s day airivaiAt Dalton TbIs
Company does not propose either TO store freRh,s or
deliver tothc westernA Atlantic Rail Road unIesstbe
owners have made arranrc men with said Road 10 70.
ccivethe same. Oars cannot be detained yond fsv
hours for transhlpmcnt or storage.
In mntlnf shipments es above yeryfacnItyin the
powerof the officers Of the Company will he extended
70 shippers. Beyondthe end ofthelt rails they have
no control and assume M responsibility.
Auglt-tf--4H nc. JACKSON, supt Trans.
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Coln,nbns Donaldson.

Columbus Donaldson.
In 1UJs CASE IT APPEARING TO ME
j from the affidavit cf plaintiff that defendant 10
indebted ~ him by nccount, aud that said defend.
ant has removed from tho State ~ Tennessee, 10
that the ordinary process Of the Law caubo, he
served upon him, and ibc plaintiff, on The 10th
-sxonS12 c,obcr. 1861, having obtained an original
e - from me, AN acting Justice ~ the
Peace for Roanc county, and tho same having
boon levied on the property Of defendant, II Il
therefore ordered by inc that publication he made
for four successive weeks In the Athens Post. No.
flying said defendant 10 appear and defend said
attachment suit, ut my oiirc In Kingston. IN tho
county and State Aforesaid. ~ tho i7fh day ~
April 1862, or the same will be proceeded with "a
porie. WM. +. GEERE,
J. y for Roane eoHSty.
Dee O. 1sBf--tt-- mrs fec eg--ggp
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Jan'io, Ise? -.-it---ps fec SsA-eoi
y. Ruoir h Co., =, WIN. G, rarp,,

y. Ruoif a Co., ~, VIM. Q, Turner
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING 10 ME
i from complaiaant's allegation, which Is sworn
to, tha, Wm. Q. Turner, tho defendant, has lcf,
tho StAta Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary pro.
ccss Of law cannot DO served on him, and hls ef-
iects being attached, II Is therefore ordered that
publicatisA be made In tho Athens Post, publish
vi in Athens, fonncssee requiring tho said DO
fcndant 10 appear boihre me, at my ofrce IN KinFs-
ton, on the Sth day Of July, 1862, and mako dc.
fcnco to eomplainantis claim. or the same will bo
taken az confessed and set for bearing ~ payic.
WIN. s. GEERS,
u = for RoaTc eonaiy.
!. /, - ise2-it-prs fec 5000
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.

AZ IN ATHENS, McMtNN COUNTY, TEN.
40 ncssoc on the tn December inst Ne.
gro MN, who says hs name isZiCKi
a. snys he belongs 10 man by the namo Of
$50 Dandridgo Lyons, living IN l.hacon coun.
~ hcnmckyi rays he was hired 10 ~ to Georgia
with Mr.. Goods mules went down 10 Gtorria
with mAn 10y the name ol Jane. Giycus. The
owner u requested ~ come forward md prove
his lropepN paw charges AMI irkc him away.
WILLIAM BcRk, S5ort and JniqE
Dec 20. 1891 tf Gnl
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STATE Of Tennessce, Roane csantY.
Original Aaaek@mL
boyd A wcaob

". W, HuWMhn.
TIVE PLAINTIFFS IN THIS CASE NAV.
u ingpIoeurd an attarhneni 10 " Issued by
NE against the property " thy dcisndsnt, alleging
10 his affdavit that he defendant bad Ahssssacd
~ concealed himself 10 thai The ordinary pfs,ss,
u law could not Ia served pppn hin, asa ".
samc mayng hs,h roiurncd before me levisd spaa
the property Of the defendant, II u ,Asrsasss %,
dcrca by ms iha, Tullifhlion he Bs1s is bur
,ucccssve weeks in The athens Post. . scsrpspsr
Published IN Athens, McMinn ssssty. soilymg
the said dtisndaHi " appear l@isrr ns, al nJ oE
Gee, In ,hr sth ci,il dhlnsisi teaBe county, o.
Saturday, Tho 9Th any ~ jena 1899, aud defend
said ssi,en thus som~snstd. - ,As soma uill b.
proceeded uiih - psris
MARrIN SHARP,
900. ~ yor Reas, toepiy.
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