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CIV, az, A. Yost,
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samuel Vt. NlIIamt J
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
that the defendant has gone beyond the limits
OF the State Of Tennessee, and that the ordinary pro
cess Of the Law cannot be served hin "a therefore
ordered that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks In The Athens Post reqbiring the said defendant
to appear the neSi term Of the Circuit Court Ia be
held for Rosne county nj the Court house In Kingston
the LIST Monday OF March next, then and there 10
answer, plead aempf to said attachment and PRO.
eesdings. pr ths case x be ssssseasa xl. p~yts.
W. 3. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan Q, 1s62-l,-prs fee &9-6g9
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20 Is. Attachment

Jan 8, isss--4,--pr, fee ss--eOS
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J. G. llaglcr.
TN THIS CAsB 1T APPEARING TO MI
J. from compliments bill which IL sworn 10, tha,
J. G. Haglcr the defendant has left the State oS
Tennessee, and bis effects being attached. u 10
therefore ordored that publication be made for -four
successive weeks IN the Athens Post, Published W
Athsss, Tennessee, requiring The defendsn, ~ aP-
2T,A DAY Of June, 1899, and make defence % ,hs
claim, or the same win No tahsn for
confessed and Bel fcr hearing car parts.
WIN. r. aEERg,
y p for Roane county
Jan 10, is62--it--prs foe ta-ssa
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nv APPEARING FROM fuE AFFIDAVIT IN rms
case that Tho dtfendsn, has ien The State 10 that
the ordinary process 81 the law cannot b. served on
four consecutive weeks IN the Ahons Post requiring
the said defendant TO appear Al the nex, isrm Of the
Cront capr, 10 he he'd inr Rnane county Of me Couss-
house IN Kingston, on the lat Monday Of March ncst,
,hon and there 70 anrwer plead or demur 70 ssiA a..
sachent and proceedings. the ests WI proceeded
with sr pfrts w PATTON, clcft.
Jan ., isss--4t-pr Zee ts-Sps n 70
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HUTTON & FRELIGH's
SOUTHERN MONTHLY.
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Ternns Always % Advance.

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OF subscribers, Post ofaet aud State, distinct and
clear Address
urT!o" Z rRELisH.
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CASH WANTED.

rJyHosE DUE NE, EITHER By NOTE OR
i account, will please, cali and pay the same,
Immediately, while you have the money that will
pass. Gee. W. ROSS.
Jan z 1902
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Gsrrard Eblcn,
Thomas ]. Tinton.

Thomas J. Upton.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO ME- FROM
u the complainauts bill. which 10 swoyp 10. that
Thomas J. Upton, the defendant has ipft the
State II Tennessee and bis effects being attached.
y Ia therefore ordered that publication he mad.
for four successive weeks In tho Atbens Poet, pub
ished In Athens, Tennessee. requiring the Dc.
fcndant W appear before me. nj my ofkce in
Kingston, on tho aith day 81 June, 1897. aud
make defence to the complaipant'r claim. os the
Same will be taken Cot confessed and 20, Tor hear.
Ing M parie. VIM .. 0EEhs,
J. p for Roaas COUNTY.
Jan 10, Is62-ii-pp foe s5-eei
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Thomas j. Upton.

Tn THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO MI
i from oomplainAhis hill. which Ia sworn 10. that
The defendant. Thomas J. Upton, has len NJ,
State VI Tennessee, o. 70 concealed himself that
The oriiassy process " law esunot bs served on
him, and he Effects beins attached n IL therefore
ordoScd tina, pabllohdcn be made fof fosr suece.
sive weeks lp tho Athens Post, published IN
Athens, TenpssseA, reqsiriae The deisbasaf so
appear before ne si my tie. IN klngsisn. On the
7iih day n June, 1904. aud maks asfepee a.
ccmplslnsDt's elnlp, or ibe same vlil BE- taken
Cor cvnfrssed and 80, fof hsesing 20 payfs.
~ y 7 H NW VIA wM 4. uEERf,
y y ysr RoaWs eeaaiv.
Ian IN iAAs A No, a., Al ara II =
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BUTTER WANTED.

TWILL GIVE TIE HIGHEST MARKET
i price, either IN Cash OF foods for ell the good
Butter offering. ~. c. robson.
Jan /, 1862
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II. a J. y. Martin,


TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING TO me-
i from compartments bill, which Is sworn 10.
tina, the defendant, Y. Young, has left the State
Of Tennessee. or no couconls himself that the ~.
binary process u Inv cannot he served on him,
and hs effects belnR attached, u II therefore or.
dcrcd that publication be made for four succewiVo
weeks in The Athens Pest, Published In Athens,
Tsnptssce. requiring the defendant 10 appots he.
fore mo, At my oiioe In Kingston. On Che 9Tth day
Of June. 1919, and make defence 10 complalpan,'s
claim or the ssme viii be taken for confessed pnd
cot Tor hearing ar paris. wM. a. 0EERs,
j. y. for Roaas county
Jan 10. Iaa7-lt-prs fee eS-9gf
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State Of Tennsssse

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p.fy Fssess, 4 - ~ s.s,sl 10 ssrsed 80 A..a, !.
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s,sss. ". s.ss. '.-.. Y, oA,isa.. md un.l .G.ss,
ys~.sr psskx,
TT APpKAnISe From yHE AFFIDAVIT az fHs l
II sk.s the astsndsni kss r@str4 kimssii asi II
o. 4. sssass : sssv,i On ns. |. sSsss,sss sss.s.
I'd that pssesoz BE- anle ~ esf ssnserstlss webs
n NE alhsas ~, rreslrnr No ssia sssa.si v ~.
essr q shs ss.s sssa % shs ossss, oesrs y Be hsa
The lot nesday u March sext, thea and uAus - an.
sssr. rs.s OF ssesr 10 ssla s,isshsss, Asa prssesa
'as'' &c The ease vii be s''a : ,sT s.,,o. a.,
sss Q, isss--s.-S. ss ss-sW
:, ov.akAr's. -.
" I'm, u.n A""'A~s'i'
TT ArpgARfSG PROM THE AFFIDAVIT ~ rms
II esnss dat The asf<sAsns bee rvnsseA eas eI ihs
s.s q rsansssss .. Tia. NE eftla.y preess Of ,As
ias oaanss be ssrs~d an hin y thsseisre erdsrrd
thai pabestisn bs Aads fcr four consecutive vesks 10
the Athens fest fegusrns NE saa deeedsni Ap,ssr
a the nexi term Of The Circuit Court 10 BE- held Tor
LIST hosdy o. Mueh nszt. 10 ssssss, plead or asmaf
70 ..a s,..ss@sa' aud q ,ss ss's s be
Jan 8, isss-4,-pu re ss-sss
Z A. fls,, surviving parnsr Of J.c.aEA Yes.
Folk H.n and n.nsy y, Nan. Il
TT APPEARING FROM fHf AFFIDAVIT m rus .
Il cause thu, the defendants have fcweved II the
sials Of rrsneRses. ssd ts nsissty pnssc<s 81 sks
Law cannot be served on them, y therefore erdssed
that publication be made Tor four consecutive wests In
the Athens Post requiring the ssd aelenants 10 sp-
pear y, the of the Circuit Csur "a BE held
cs Reane county, 81 the oaart-heass 10 kinrstrn,
,he Ia Monday o. March merit 20 answer plead or de,
sal be tried sS parts. W, O. PATTON. CLERK. !
Jan q, ises-t,-prs Zee ss-tss
IA. Yos,, surviving partner Of .. car A Vest,
Felix Han.
TT APPEARIN8 FROM TnE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
l. ease that the defrndan, has removed out OF the
State OF Tennessee that the ordinary process 81 The
lay Cannot be served Rpen him. 10 10 therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive weets 10
the Athens Post requiring the said 10 appear
al the Of the Clrcah Court Of Roapt county
10 he held a. the Canrthouse In Kingston, the LIST
Monday Of March next, them and there 10 answer,
plead demur 10 said attachment and proceedings OF
the case '''' be tired I" pa'"w PATTON Clerk y
jan =, ises-.,-prs ise sa--sss i
y A. fos', surviving partner Of J. car 4. ie.,,
ususy Il. HAN. "''''"' /
TT APPEARING PROM rRE AFFIDAVIT IN THIs &
cause that the defendant has removed eat Of III. a
"a In NJ ths
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
III Athens, Tenn. which, il not taken out be-
fore the Slst day of March next, viii be sent to
the Post Office Department as dead letters. Per-
sons ASKING for letters in the following list will
please say they are advertised
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LOOK HERE.

r HAVE LEFT MY NOTES AND ACCOUNTS
with W. G. Horton, TO whom payments eau be
made until the lst day Of February, after which
time, IL not paid they will I've placed in the hands
of collecting officers, and no mistake.
Jun. 8, lS02-4t p. l.. BRYAN.
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VA. yo.,, surviving partner ofJ. CAR A.Yo.,,
IA "a
jss,e, y. shclley.

MT APPEARING FhOM THE APFfbAvff " TINS
The State Of Tenncse % that The ordinary process Of
the law cannot he wtvcd on him, II u therefore ord
Nered that pubicstip be made ior isur consecutive
vee In the A,h.n. Pest vsqsl,pg n. .sia aeisndsn,
hsld nr Resne eensy N Ne court hesst N xlnes,on
IN me ts Monday II March nsxt. thrn and tAsrs 70
naswsr, plead On desnnf s- tsid assehmsna and pfc
cssdinss, % he ssss WI be ulsd 90 rf,te
jar ., isss-ta~-pp sass-sss - -
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Tx THIS CAUSE n APpE1RINs To M
II from eemplAlnanrs alisastbpS, which !. .uorn
70, thaiwm. 2. Turn4r, NJ defendant has lsft
the State " Tespsssce, hha NJ elects being Of.
isebed II u iherefore ordered tia, pubicniiyn h,
made for four raccesslve weeks 10 The Aihrps
pos,, paper peel,sbea IN Aiber,. fspp.,ses, ~.
qairiag the yala WIN. q. Turner 10 appear befprs
w. o, Ny ohve 10 klnrstcp, On The sih day ~
July pess and make asfspgs n somplslassi's
olslms " he msne wIil bstAhsn fos ennss.e,d end
%, ies hsarlns apart. wM :, ebEhs,
E LP jer Fosss ceunp.
Jan 10, iss7 - st..pss iss ts--sst
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IA Yos,, surviving partner Of J. c. az 4. Yost,

IA. losi, surviving partner Of J. c. az 4. Yost,
as,
Samuel NJ williams.
MT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN This
n cause that the defendant has oyed out Of the
State OF Tennessee that the ordinary process OF the
law cannot be served on him, Il therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive weeks In
the Athens Post requiring the said defendant to appear
ut the next term OF the Circuit Court TO be held for
Roane county, ut the Courthouse In Kingston on the
list Monday OF March next then and there TO answer
plead demur 10 said attachment and or
the case will be proceeded with 60 paIte.
W. 8, PATTON, Clerk.
Jan q, is62-4t-prs fee s8--6p8
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ilis T..ssA III .aPflAks o. NJ TKoN
4 s<sts.assAs. III ~slsA u ssvts q, thst
iesAs u asiaa.nI As' lssl 10. s,.i. - T.s
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has reeas eAsniss bsAs a., hssAg -. A.
'ass~A u 10 sAsreAss enssr~a tsai paSllr.ih.. /.
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essses. sef tsaf sacc-ssiss ve<ks, rsssiri.a the
aeisnashss b sv9esf Afers ne, q ~ ss'e. !,
kias',sA. - tks s:tt ass Il Jsss. fses. .sA n.a.
dsteasr - tAs rs=pisinshis slsis, ., %. san.
~il h sskss a. cssiessed ssd 81 isr A-.ss.s ..
'-"''s. wM, Z, GEERs.
J. y yss As-s e-ss,,
Jan 10, lst.-il--pF, ~ ty-sss
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Henry a Williams,
~, AfiacAsisuf.

TT APPEARING FROM rar AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
a ease that the defendant has removed beyond the
State Of Tennessee, or 10 absoopds and eoneeais him
self that the ordinary process Of the Law cannot be
served on him. Il IL therefore ordered thai publication
be made for four consecutive weeks In the Athens Post
requiring the said defendant 10 appear Al the nest term
Of the Circuit Court to he held for Roane county at ths
Courthouse In Kingston, the lst Monday OF March
next then and aere 10 plead answer demar 10 said
attachment and proceedings the viii he tried
OK parts. w. Y. PATTON, Clerk
yaa a. sse-4s--prs foe ts-6es
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IN rms CARR II AppFAnfNc TO wv
| s,ou, ssu,pla,nsnfs ailsesslbu, vblch V tvern
N hs, wr, q. Turner. ID. defendant. has lsi,
~ g,s,s NJ Tsupsss.s. ~ fhai he ardlpsy pse.
ss,, N las esnps, bs iesvsd On HIN, and hs Of.
sSe,, heipe a,,sshsd, nh tAsfsfew arasfsa The,
essl,,Ailsn " nsAs "a The Athens post psblIsh.
"A 10 Afhsps Tesse~ss. r.qglyips lhs lsla a.
sesasnt " sppssrbsfnrs ss.sl w ofsts In Elsss.
ton, On Dc 1l asy n ynly, 1891, asa unAs as
Anas 10 ceuplpipsss's eltin, n tbs ssms vill be
altrt % spAlsSssa sad satf.r hssprg y ps,,'
wM,b 6rYhe.
- ~ t.s-' ssars,
suB -. q m 70. :; az
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Danham, Tan a Co., (

sAmue ". Williams, !
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT ~ TINS
III case thAi Tia essgudantass Ahseoads o. caaneais
himself that the ordinary process II the law oanno,
he served uPsn him. Il 10 therefore ordea ed tia, publ
cation he made for four consecutive week In the Athens
Post, requiring the said defendant to appear y, the
next term Of the Circuit Court 10 be held for Raane
county al the Court house IN Kngsan on the Let Mon.
day Of March next then and Their. answer plead OF
demur said attachment asd proceedings or the ease
will be proceeded with es parte.
VS. PATTON, CLERK.
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s .sa AssssAm.st

IT APPEARING IRON ran AFFIDAVIT IN fHn
II case thai the asshdsat has stseeaAsd on prsysely
len the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary pre-
cess cf the isw esnre, BE- served upon him. there
fore ordered that puboaou be made for -four ssnsees
tive weeks In the Athens Post, requiring the ssid de-
endani TO appear al the Hexi term Of the Crca cosr
70 be held Tor hoaas eeanty, at the coar-hease On
knssioa, on tho Let henday % March NEXT then and
there TO answer, plead drnhr 10 said attachment
sndpfoceedings the WI be proceeded ca pase
W. Z. PATTON. cSsrG.
Jan ;, lsss-4.-prs fee ts-Cas
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One Thousand Gallons Star Mountain
Whiskey,
LsoR SALE BY SIS, BARRETT.
10 Charleston, Jan II. IS62-tf--695
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NQTltS,

WITH THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR 1861
w close my Books and 'sW not ogaiA open
them. have but few Goods, bu will sell such as
are on hand low for cash. Ny Books are posted,
all ready for settlement. Call and settle by Note
II You cant pay. A. .. k0BEsON.
Jan l. 1852
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French and othef a naturaees, 5000
In the Ornamental Bepe all hAil provision
will he made, ut the ordinary lhist.
Tho rule OF payment IL onc,t W in advance,
the rest by tho middle Of tho tct,
Board can DO had In good families, and nj con
vcrient boarding houses kept purposely for Young
ladies, Mt ono Of which tho ut Assistant will take
charge. The price Of board, including lights and
fuel IL not 10 exceed S2,b0 per week.
O. W, PARKS, sery and Treas
y. Oct II, le61-tf-ss1
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GR0cERiESI
$40 REWARD!

r osT, IN ATHENS, on THE IlrH INST,
~ a large black Port Monnie, steel clasp, con-
tanning something over ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS. mostly ten dollar bills, Georgia money.
Also, one note Of hand on W. J. Rice for s5O.---
A reward Of $50 will be paid for the Pocket Book
and Money, by leaving the same at the Office of
the POST
Jan II, lS62-lt-605
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1t APPEARING IRON THt AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
u this that the defendant asseonds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served him, Is therefore ordered that public alton
be made for four consecutive weeks IN the Athens Post
requiring the said defendantte appear n the next
Of the Circuit Court 10 be held Tor Roane county at the
conrthouse 10 Kingston. the LIST Monday Of Mareh
next then and there to answer end demur TO said
attachment and proceedings, the viii he pro-
ceeded with ca pdrts. W. \. PATTON, Clerk.
saA 4, isas--St-prs fee 8s--69S
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Tn THIS cAusB 1T AfPEARiss' PROM
J. eomplainani's bill, wkieh 10 svarn D. sAaI al,
defendant, 7. j. Upton, hes lei, the sss,s Il fss.
nsssee Or 30 concealed himself that d. srxiinsr,
process Of Law eanns, BE- served On hin, ana hi,
effects being attached, Ills ,herxgurv erdsKsa ths;
publication be made for feur ssscsssiss wssls /,
the Athsvs Post, published In Athsns. Tsrnssses.
requiring the deicndan, 10 appear hefers me. a,
my pfnce 10 kinestcn, On ths 9Th aAs Of gans,
1859. and make dsaenre 70 the esuplpinants
claim, Or tbs same VII stakeh 10 confer I'd sns
set for hearing ca pars@ WIN. g. aERks,
up fsr Reese sspss
Jan 10, lse2--at--pp fec ss--sss
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Themes y, rpien. 49, .
IN THIS cASk 1T APPEARS 10 M PROM
u eeuPiaisssts bin. which 10 svera 10. tA.,
Thomas J. Tspssa. The detsaasss has lsh "a.
state Of fenResses, % % cences.sa kin,sli tho,
The erales1 preees. 81 lss ssrsas b nYves on
him, and his effects being attached, IA iA@fsser,
ordsscd tina, publication 10 mode fst tsas sscees.
sise weeks In the Athens Posi- pahllshsa 10 ihsn,
frnnsssee. Repairing the defendant TO sppsaf 10
fore ms. al my ohes IN Kingston, % NE s,ih asy
Of June. ises. and make defence b complain ah,'.
claim, OF the sams viii be taksa fs eessesssA and
sci for hearing 81 Psrss VIVA akkAs,
~ ysF ksass sssrs
Jan 10, isCl--si---prs see Ss---esa
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.

nERSoNS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
j concern of robson, RICE a CO., can
settle with their agent, M. d. ANDERSON, alta. G..
Robeson's Store, without further costs II they call
Immediately; IL not, the agent viii proceed to col.
leet Just as fast Us he can.
robson, RICE CO.,
Jan s, 1862 Per A. G. Rongs0S.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-21

CAIRO, Nov. 20.-Passengers from
Holly Springs report the army at a stand
still. The hospitals are being prcpar
ed.
Large quantities of grain are being
collected, and a depot for contrabands
has been established at Grand Junction
An expedition left Trenton and Hum
boldt yesterday for point on Tennessee
River, where it was reported a rebel
force 100 strong was crossing 1t is
thought the whole of them would be cap
tured
The Marine Hospital at Paducah was
burned on Monday night All the pa
tients escaped. Most of the furniture
was saved. The building was worth
100000 Great CONSERVATION prevail
ed, owing to the impression that this was
the herald of rebel attack Double
pickets were placed around the town.
A fire in Memphis on Saturday night
destroyed three manufacturing establish
ments and six dwellings work of an
incendiary.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-21
. put IN ern n e w -.
THE REBELS RETREATING TO
THEIR FORTIFICATIONS
Snuthern News.

CAIRO, Nov 20-A letter from Cor
inth says John Porter, Of the Dist Ohio,
and Wallans, of the SD Ohio, arrived at
that place from Atlanta, GA. They be-
long to party of twenty-four men sent
out by Gen. Mitchell last summer, and
were captured by rebels.
They make the following statements:
Capt. Andrews, Geo. d. Wilson, Am
brose p G. Shadrock, VIM. Campbell,
2nd Ohio; John NJ. Scott Dist Ohio;
Samuel Slaversf 33d Ohio, were tried at
Knoxville and hung at Atlanta, Ga,
jane 18th.
The others remained in confinement
until twenty-five days since, when they
broke Jail They scattered as soon as
they got out of confinement, and it is i'm
possible to tell what become of the rest
of them.
The following is from the Grenada
Appeal;
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. l3.-Forest's cav
airy had a skirmish with the Federals on
the Franklin road on Tuesday, and kill
ed twenty and wounded fifty or sixty.
The Federals, being reinforced, Forest
withdrew.
Kirby Smith is sick at Chattanooga.
The Savannah Republican of the 18th
saws:
On Sunday last the Federals attempt
ed to land at st. Marys, Ga, and were
repulsed The gunboats then shelled
and completely destroyed the town.
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rion, TAYLOR, Adair, Russell and Clinton,
will constitute the District of Western
Kentucky, under the command OF Briga-
der General J. I. Boyle, to whom all re-
ports and returns from troops within
the district will be made. Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky.
ID. The counties of Lewis, Greenup,
Carter. Boyd, Lawrence, Johnson, Ma
Coffin, FLOYD and Pike, will constitute
The District Of Eastern Kentucky, under
the command of Col j. Cranor, 4th Ohio
Volunteers, to whom all reports will be
made. Headquarters in the field.
3d. The remainder of the State will
constitute the District of Central Ken
lucky, under Major Gen. Gordon Gran
ger, commanding the Army of Kentucky.
Headquarters at Lexington, Kentucky.
4th The districts being formed for the
convenience of command and distribu-
ton of duties, the operation of troops
will not necessarily be confined to the
district in which their posts are located,
but will be extended whenever required
without regard to district lines.
9th. Reports and returns from District
Commanders will be made direct TO these
headquarters.
BY command of
Major Gen WRIGHT
n H. MCLEAN, A. A. g., and Chief of
Staff
TOficialT A. c. SEMPLE, A. A. G.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-21
Matters In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Nov l9-Many active
rebels are preparing to leave Middle Ten
nessee. in anticipation of the retreat of
the rebel troops.
The conscripts did not muster at Muir
freesboro, as announced. The Union
conscripts absconded.
General Bragg was at Tallahassee the
other day His force was not there
Chatham division was there
Tennessee and good Southern money
is in good demand.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
is reported to be re-opened. Trains will
pass through the tunnel by Sunday.
All very puiet
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-21
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
FLOUR firm and held shade higher;
super > 1905 10.
WHET unchanged.
Corn dull and prices dropping.
RYE unchanged.
OATS declined to AZ for new.
WHISKY in active demand with sales
of 400 bbls. at Sole.
Hoes unchanged and dull "a 25G)4 80
Receipts 1000; drovers anxisons to SELL
A moderate demand for green meats at
81 for shoulders, 54@54 for hams. 1000
bbls Mess pork sold at $40 10.
LARD dull and offered at 81 without
finding buyers.
GROCERIES firm; refined Petroleum
held OF 70@75; market greatly unset
tied
Gold ceclined to 1850 129; Silver 124.
Demand Notes l24; Exchange par
The weather continues cool and
cloudy. River risen one foot and still
rising.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-21

New YORK, Nov. 20-Owing to the
storm, the telegraph wires did not work
well to-day and consequently we have
received no items from any quarter.
The steamer Eagle brings Havana
dates of the 18th.
The Diaro Marine, secession paper of
Havana, denies that the steamer Blanche
or Spanish war steamer brought slaves
as alleged, but the facts show the state
ment was correct
The Spanish steamer Cuba De Oceano
from New Orleans, arrived on the 18th.
Weather in Havana cool, and sickness
disappearing. No blockade runners had
arrived since the 18th.
The steamer America, from Nicaragua
with 572 California passengers, sailed
from Havana on the 10Th for New York.