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CANDIDATES.
EIeetian.--saturday, Mareh lst, 1852.


EE We are aaihofiEod and rcqaestad n Hn-
nsaaes sAhL W. LIDB, sf cslhoup, 40 . can
didste fvr TaI Csils ;'ar fur Aehihn eosaty..ai
ths SarA election.
re- We arc asiheifed And Feqeestsi 10 an
nounee RzEkikL c. HARRIS as a ssAdidAis
for Tar Collector for Monroe county.
NJ We are asihori,ea cad requested 70 an
nes5ce =. H. REID az a eahaidsie for Tar COL
Ieetor Tor MeNinn county. At the next March
election.
Es-Ws sre sathor5ed and requested TO al
nospee 5. W, FOSTER a. a candidate for sheriff
q MeMinh county. al the March election.
szzs- We are authorized and requested 10 40.
sounee y. NJ. CROCKETT Ms a candidate ior
Trustee for MeMinn county, al BVIt March elec-
ton.
Ec- We Arv authorized and requested 10 an
neanee TH0s. ROGERS a. a candidate for Tax
Collector for MeMinA county, II The March elec-
ton
.fsfs- We are suthcriaed and requested to an
nounee A. STAKELY as 4 candidate for re-elee-
ton TO the Office Of Tax Collector for Monroe
county. Election first Saturday in March. ?
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Trihute of Respeot.

Ala regular communication Of Tellco Lodge,
No. so, opened and herd in tho Lodge room in the
town of Madsonville, Tennessee, January 9Th,
1862, the following proceedings were had, to wit
The Worshipfu Master communicated the death
of Bro, VIM M. BRowS, member Of this lodge,
whoreupon, on motion, j. |. Wright, s. NJ. Haun
and J. II. Galley were appointed committee to
draft and report resolutions expressive Of the
feelings of this Lodge in relation thereto, who,
upon consultation, reported the following;
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God TO re-
move from The labors Of earth Bro. WV. NJ. BnowS,
the worthy Senior Warden Of this lodge, who
departed this life, in the service of bis country,
near Cumberland Gap, on the 49, day Of De-
cember 1861. As a Mason he was ardnntly At
tached to the principles Of tho Order, escmplify.
ing III lis life those amiabe yirtucs-temcerancc
fortitudc. prudence and Justice worthy Of every
condolences rcposod IN him. As q citizen he was
industrious kind and obliging, always acting on
the pripdiple Of rspdefing unto every man his
just dvS, Without distinction. As member Of
Tho LEGAL profession, kind and courteous almost 70
faDit, with tho prospect before him Of an enyia-
bio distinction 10 his professonj agreeable and 90
cid In all the relations Of lie---in short, possess
iaE evcry quality Of mind and heart that consti-
tuics tho real gentleman and true hearted Mason
! Rssoisss, That In his death this Lodge has aus
tanned on irreparable loss, the community an es't
,eemed citlscp, the parent an adsctcnatc ind dn-
tlfal son, the brothers aud sisters one who was
ever mindful Of kindly paternal relations onr
army brave aud gallan, soldier.
Rosoirsd, That this Lodge deeply sympalnise
with the friends aud relations o. our deceased
brother In this their hour Of bereaymcnt.
Resolved, That the mennbcrs Of this Lodgcwcar
tho usual badge Of mourning for thirty days. and
that tho jewels Of the Lodge and the Senior War
den's station he drsped IL mourning. !
i4.oiped, Tha, the Athens Post and Cleveland
Banner be furnished with copy Of these pro.
ccedinss with the request that they publish the
same. JoHs Misw, Ssc'y.
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From the Valley.

A letter from s,rasburg, dated the 9th,
says:
General Jackson has certainly been 20
Bath, drove out the enemy, taken some
plumber there. and captured, it is said. a
large amount of, stores at the Depot OPP
posite Hancock. He also destroyed much
Of the railroad there, and demolished
Cacapou railroad bridge. He is said TO
have sent flag of truce to Hancock, say
ing he was going to take the stores there,
worth 100000, and if fired upon he
would shell the town. hear he burnt u
part of the town. and therefore he must
have been fred upon.
ION Wednesday morning Gen. Jackson
was at Cross Roads, Is miles this side of
Bath, going, no one knew whittier.
"The affair at Hanging Rock was a
shameful surprise of our troops. The
enemy attacked in two directions. There
were no sentinels ou., orthey were taken"
We learn that among those who fell on
our side at Hanging Rock was Capt. Ale
shire, Of Page county. He was MORALLY
wounded. - Richmond Enquirer, LII.
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE,
WITH GREAT "a UILITTEN FOR


Curing Bacon, for Early Trade.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS PROVIDED
himself with LARGE BRICK aud FIRE
PROOF SMOKE H0 USE. upon bis own premi-
ses in the rear Of bis Store situated on South side
Of Broad street, where he is prepared 10 receive
large quantities of PORK IN SALT, which can
be converted into BACON with great facility.
and offered to the trade from ONE TO TWO
MONTHS EARLIER thau IL done BY shippers
from Tennessee and other points, and, as a conse-
quence, great advantages are experienced by the
shippers growing out Of sisoii losses n gcight AZ
compared with those incident to shipment during
the spring and summer months and also the
QUICK SALES which are made, thus taking of
the Joints at an early day, before The Development,
Of taini from uaat Of thorough sailing, and also
ohvinting the creates, Of ~ difficulties with Joints
--tte d,fdck y fies.
The undersigned has hal several seasons OK
pericnce in the above process Of Curing Bacon,
and can confidently affirm that the advantages to
he derived by SMOKING nv rms WARKET
are equal to ONE TO THEE CENTS PER
POND in the price Of tie Meat itself; and is
done in a style greatly mpsrior 10 anyfaiaa I0hich
is sent here from other poiats, thereby rendering Il
more ottractre to the buyer and lucrative 70 he
shipper.
THARGES FOR SHOhING and SELLiNG
MODERATE Any communications on this
shbjcct, or touching the SALE or BACON,
Flour, or Produce generally, will be promptly
and personally attended to.
J, A. ANSLEY,
General Boinmission aud Produce Merchant
No 800 Broad street, A UGUS7A, GA.
RnrEngsoEs; Either Bank in Augusta, Ga; W.
B. Shapard d Co., II. I. Yeatman, Nashville
Tenn; W. A. Richardson, Louisville, KY; Yeat-
man, Robertson 4 Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Jan 2, 1S62--lm-693
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TRUST SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DEED OF
L Trust made by Joseph s. Yoder, on tho 9th
day of August $780, for the benefit of the estate
of A. b. Brown, decd, and Sehorn 4 Hornsby, ]
viii offer for SALE Cor cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse door In the town of
Athens, on the first Monday of March next, the
FARM on which the said Yoder now lives situate
in the 7th civil district, MeMinn county, being
tho North east quarter of seetion three first town
ship, range first, West of tie ras,:dian, Hiwasseo
District. JOHN Y. SLOWER, T-ustee.
Jan II, lS02--4t--695
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Tanner Wanted!

DENJAMIN ISBELL & son ARE PRE-.
I'D pairing to sink a LANYARD on my premises.
six miles East Of Athens, on the road leading
from Athens to Madisonville, AID wish to employ
an experienced Tanner, of sober and Industrious
habits for which LIBERAL wages and constant en-
ploymont will DO given. A man without family
will be preferred. BENZ. ISBELL.
Mt. Harmony, Tenn, Jan IL, ls62--tf-695
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COM E r CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AreusrA, Jan. II.
Bacon, none; Lard. IN bbls. 25d zoe; in kegs
and cs7s 26927c. Wheat red 81 ,Tefd so; white
81 ,9o@s2,O0. Flour. extra family sio,75dsll;
family sio,25@slO,S 80; super6ne ss.6od ss,i5.
Corn 81 .05tel, 10 and scarce. Meal 81, 600 10.
Oats gOedsl. Stock Peas 5l,3o@sl,25. Rye
81 .4e@ 50. Feathers so@SSc. Drc0 Peaches,
peeled, e@sc r 10; unpeeled SCe BE. Dried Ap
PIES peeled S6I5c I. ~. Butter 100 ISc, Eggs
ls@2Oe. Hay sl0@si5 per ton. Pea Nuts 81
6tSl-s sc d bushel. lrish Potstos, Si,5O@S2 y
busael. ---.. s-.s---rf- -@y----s---a i-a-f~'
hand you herewith quotations Of our produce
market. noting a. good demand fof Grain and
Flour, and healthy state Of trade Ia all depart
ments. .ret
.r .tt. Yours, very truly.
- j. A. ANsLEY,
Prodsce and Conmissioa Merchant.
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Bill Creating q National Bank.

The suspension of specie payment in
the East has attracted attention to the
question of National currency. A bill
has been introduced into the Federal
House authorizing National currency,
secured by the hypothecation of the Unit
ed States stocks.
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SALE or VALUABLE LANDS.

The Widow, Heirs Creditor. 40. Of William n.
Russell, decd.
TWILL ONwEDNEsDAY 80 DAY or FEB
i ruary issg, ~ Racanuon's Ferry Meigs eoun.
" TcRpsssss, scll NJ pnblis oasory " tho highest
bidder, The fviloving Lands 10 the oanzl to.wit
10 acres. bong The Norih east fractional Quarter
Of section "a. Fraetiepsi Township !, Range 4,
wes, Hlwspes pisiTs. Aho So scrss Ne Essi
half AZ the Bcath wet Qastef 81 ssc'seu ~.
Fractional Township I. Range !, wos, o. the iaai,
line, al IN Msirs esnpiy Tennessee, Said Lands
will he sold on y credit o. SIX mpnthi. Note and
rood scsurify win Ne required, and cIn retained
I'm coRKLE. C1A
anWnsn a Pos j. Mcporkls, 0, q NJ
ijas, q fsge "a msee u ees. IJpt
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APPEARING PROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
i case that the defendant 90 absconds OF oonceais
himself that the ordinary process 81 The Law csnDot
he served on him II 10 therefore ordered that pabica
ton be made for four consecutive weeks IN the Athens
Post recurring said defendant 10 appesf % the next
term OF the Circuit Court 10 be held ut Reane county.
nj the Court house In Klnsson on the ts Monday Of
March next then and there 10 answer plead demur
70 said attaehmen, and proceedings the sa,ne YIN
be tried "a payfs. W, 4. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan o, ts6e--4i--prs Tee Ss-693
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Post Office Regulations.

Tho Western Mail will be closed every day AZ
"a o'clock, r. NJ, Eastern Mail att c'elock, Pm.
No lotters mailed after the Mail 10 closed.
The Post one viii DO hept open on Sunday IN.
III Q o'clock, A. Unopened at n p. ~, and
closed al 8 O'Clock. q, A. JOnpAs, p. M.
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ew.AEA Ypst,
,..,g~.u,, ]''aeA"s'"

M ApprANiVe IRON fHK ArFTbAyff n rms
hs sis of Tsnnssss. - nat ne erdipsfy process "
me law carnoa ~ served on hia, n 10 thsfaf6re order
"a has publication he msds fsr feur oansssu,ys vstss
10 ne Athens ros,, rsquslar ~ tsid taisasant 10
mar Al ths next terri 81 The Crcu ceuft V bA nan
W Roass county q, the Court.hsuss n funesos ~
ne lei Meaaay ~ March neat, then ana thsrs W on.
swsr plsud e dslpyf 10 sai s,t,vhmsBi aaA prossd
hss, a. ,Ss elSt VII BE presessse 40 n Pftb
r.- "a. & -.iktt5 ~
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rT- An enterprising firm IN Raleigh,
y. C., have fitted up an extensive factory
for the manufacture of wooden shoes,
made from gum and poplar. They are
already turning out 100 pairs day.
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e.w.AE.A yo',,
TT Appr, pss,s p prom rng ApupAytr IN rms

case that the deiendan, has removed himself ou, Of
the STATE Of Tennessee that The ordinary process Of
he law cannot he served on him.h 10 ihersfers ".
dered that qualification be made for four consecutive
10 appear at the NEXT tsun o. the Circuit Court 10 he
held oy Roape county the conrthonse N Kingston
on The isl Monday u March next then md there 70
answsr plead OF demur "a said aiiachnani and ,sro.
ceedings, or the ssnt SAINT VII be tried = go,ys
W. y. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan Q, 1909 -lt-prs fee $500
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Henry a williams,
ns. LAftanhnannf.

1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
II that the defendant absconds or conceals him
self that the ordinary process OF the law cannot be
served on Rim, 10 therefore ordered that publication
be made for tour consecutive weeks IN the Athens Post
requiring the said defendant TO appear the next term
Of the Circuit Court TO be held for Roane county the
Court house In Kingston, on the LIST Monday Of March
next then md there TO answer, plead demur said
attachment AID proceedings, or the case will he pro.
ceeded with ~ pdrte, VS.. PATTON, Clerk.
jan ., is62-4t--prs fee tS--699
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=. J,w'L.eteS l.,,,.,.,..,

TIT APPEARING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defcndant % abseands or eonoeals
himself that the ordinary process ofthe law cannot he
served upon h,n Tie therefore ordered thst pubea'
ton be made for fnur consecutive weeks In the Athens
Post requiring the sad defendant 10 appear the next
term Of The Circuit Court 10 he held for noans connty
At the Courthouse In Kingston, the ist Monday Of
March next, then and there TO answer plead OF demur
10 said attachment and proceedings, or the same will
he tried ~ parts. =. PATTON, CLERK.
Jan g. Ise2--tt--pu fee f8--0a8
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TT APPEARING FROM fHg AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant has len the State or 20
absconds that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
be served upon him. Il 70 therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four consecutive weeks In the Athens
Posi-, requiring the said defendant to appear the next
term Of the Circuit Court 10 be held for Roane county
At the Courthouse In Kingston the 1si Monday Of
March next then and there 10 answer, plead dsmur
10 said attachment and procsedngs OF the case viz DO
tried Nv pssfe. W y. fAffUN, Ufcrk.
Jan ., 1sse--4t-prs Zee ts--6p8
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ga. YOs,, surviving partner of y. o.&E.AYo s,,


HIT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
III case that the defendant has removed on, Of the
county Of Roane and siate Of Tennessee 10 shat the
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served him II
Ia therefore ordered thas publication he made for four
consecutive weeks In the Athens Post, requiring the
said dcvndan, 10 appear al the next Of the Circuit
Court to he held for Roane county at the Courthouse
In Kingston on the let Monday Of March next, then
and there TO answer plead demur said attacmen,
and proceedings the case will he proceeded with en-
pdrte, VS.. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 5, lS62--it--prs fee ts-6oe
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car. Valandigham said in a recent
speech in the U, s. Congress, that the
moment Messrs. Mason and Slidell step
ped upon the deck OF British man-of-
war for England, they became indeed
ENJOYS and ambassadors of recognized
Independent States.
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John J. Llttlcton,
10 ~. lAttdchDlent.

1T APPEARING FROM TiIE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
that the defendant has removed out Of The State
Of Tennessee 40 that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served on him, s therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive week. In the
Athena Post requiring the snd defendant 10 appear nj
the next term Of the Circuit Court W be held for Roane
county at the Courthouse In kingston on the lot Mon.
day Of March NEXT then and there 10 answer plead ~
demur 10 said attachment and proceedlnes or The case
vii he proceeded With an part.
VS. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan a. 1852 t--pra fee eD.-gas
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George W. yost,
~. Afdclnenf.

Jan 8, 1862 PRS fee ss.-spa
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State Of Tennessee.
cIRcUIf COURT on RoAkE COUNTY.

/ CIRCUIT COURT on RoAkE COUNTY.
e.. W. 4 L. 4. isst
-' ErAE 4. Mlrlli
II APPEARING PROM TIE AFFIDAVIT
/ il IL thls eAse thAi ia ssfes dat has rssae.sa
hinsslf oai Of The stale q Tsnnsssss. ~ that
the Ordinary pr9rvss q tie az eannsl be ssfred
On hin. u u thefsfsu srlereI that pathsaiien be
made IN the Athens Pvsl for four consecutive
weeks requiring the sAid defendant 10 appear al
the nsxi tsru Of the Circuit Court for Roans eoan-
", % be hsld At the Court henst In Kingston, on
the lst Monday Of March Bskt. then saa there 10
sasser. plead " demuf g. said attachment sld
prVeesiihgs, OF ihs zane vii ~ lrisa or JsaTi,.
s.FArToN, Jlerk.
Jas 10, iss:-it--pr. fee S5-esi
az. 4. Yos,,
III -. D knrrhmfHt
Robert x. Robinson.
TT APPEARING FROM THR AFFIDAVIT
i In this case that the defendant has removed
himself out u the State VI Tennessee. 50 that the
ordinary process Of the Law cannot bc served on
him. 1t u Therefore ordered that publication be
made fonr consecutive weeks in the Athens Post
requiring said defendant 10 appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court for Roane county, 10 be
held at the Courthouse IN Kingston, on The LIST
Monday Of March next. thea and there 10 answer
plead or demnr to said attachment and proceed
ing, or the same will be trid ar pqrfs
W. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 10, ls62--it--prs fec 500
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TT APPEARING IRON THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
i case that the defendant 80 absconds or conosala
himself that the ordinary process OF the law eannoi be
served him, Is thereore ordered That qualification
be made for on consecutive weeks In the Athens Post
requiving said defendant 10 appear al the next term Of
the Ciycu Court 10 be held FOR Rcape county At The
Courthouse In Kingston, on the lst Monday Of March
next then and thtrc 10 answer pend Or demur 10 said
attachment and proceedings or the case viii be tried
az parte. W, 4. PATTON, C1crk.
Jan q, 1sG9--tt--prs fee ts--0t8
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James II iphnstOn,
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT FILED
IN this sasc that the deicndnn, has removed him.
self Of tho STATE OF Tennessee that the ordinary
procpse Of the law cannot be served him. n " there.
lore ordered that Publication be made for four con.
secutyc weeks In tle Athens Post. requiring the said
defendant TO appear at the merit torn Of the Circuit
Court to he held for Roane county q, the Coarthouse
In Kingston, ON the ist Monday Of March next 10 an
swer plead or demur TO said attachment and proceed
ings, or the same viii be tried ex pdrfe.
VS.. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 3, 1ss2--4t--prt fee es--603
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TSrHis casH II ArfSARs ft nkIsox
ce.pssissss', IA vtisA q svsu y. Tia, ID.
as'endssi hss l~ft shs s,ss- Il rssa6s.s> >, o.
eeasesled himself thsi the ssdisssy process o.
iss esases be ssrssa 81 him, ssd No sAss,, b.
ins attached, 4 Is ihss~fsss erdssps iAsa psbhea
usn b. made h Us Atssas aess. psksssAst 10
@asns rsshssses, tef fesf sseess.is, vvsls, y.
satras The dsiesasss 10 appear s.isw ne, ., ~
ehess IN kissssss, % The siss ssna tsi, sss
make defenes 10 the esnplslnspt', sislp. 80 The
sane NH b. tsksa o. eSafssssA end "a a. hs.s
NC "a Patis. WE & exkRs.
J. p for Aesss ce..s.
Jan 10. ists-I,-ps fss ts.sss
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1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the removed out Of the State
Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served on him. Il Ia therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Athens Post requiring the said defendant 10 appear at
the next term Of the Circuit court to be held for oane
county at the CoLrt.hous In Kingston on the i Mon
day Of March next then and there to answer plead or
demur to said attachment or the will be set for
hearing sr pdrte. w. g. PATTON, Clerk
Jan s, ls6e--4t--prs fee t3-6q8
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY, IN CASH,
the bighes, market price for MI the gcr'
Understandable WHEAT that may be oaered.
..I. .I0-a. $. X. RREDEl.,
Oct. rs, 1881 osS
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- UtUEt IHVIttHHs ]
Ut APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
N cause that the defendant has removed out OF the
State OF Tennessee so that the ordinary process OF the
law cannot be served on him. is therefore ordered
that publication he made for four consecutive weeks In
the Athens Post requiring the said defendant to appear
at the next term Of the Circuit Court 10 be held for
Roane county, NJ the Courthcus In Kingdom on the
Let Monday Of March next, then and there 10 answer
plead demur to said attachment and proceedings, or
the case viii be set for hearing er parts.
W, :. PATTON, CLERK.
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Shoe Pegs.

A LARGE LOT OF SHOE PEGs, OF AS.
"A sorted sises, Just received and for sale by
Nov Is. 1861 n. X. REEDER.
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ststs Of Tennessee, Rome County.
GA. Msrsedf,
mr.. Harrison.

TT ApPKANs w RMS CASE THAT DR..
II Fsuasa, u indebted 70 pIaintih. and tia, said
dcfsbdsut has received bipiself from The sisis Of
fynpesses, % that The ordinary process of law
ssnnst Ne served upon bin, And sa attach aep,
bsylnr besu levied On The pFepsry of ssil asfenA.
ant, NJ oraefsd ~ ne thn tabliessian b usds
IL tht Athens Postfsr font eppsseutivs veshs, 90.
,ifyine ssia Asfsxdssi a spyesf !. ny ealeet 10
naauQ ss1psy, Tonnssses, % Ne w dhy Of Pm
ruafy, iyt9. 10 delsad aid stischmanl axii. 81
bs Ras vi " preossaga vlh % Pa.tt
J0BNtu a0Hfbos.
.4... y Or fsf-a '9ts''
u 'V.-I m hss ~
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Stray Horse.

V,LsEN UP by JOHN ?, GRAIN LIVING
Il IN the 9Th civil district, McMnn county, on
tho ioth Doesmber, 1912 Brown or chesnut
sorrel Horse. Said 1iovrs u about ibi hands
high, about ton ysart ola, has . blsmish IN fght
ava Valued ~ ssh 'ff ? Z GANBLE,
fsn ~ la. D, hsrkti
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l.. W. Mcdaniel,
%. tAMaehAeRi,

1T APPEARING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
II that the defendant has shseonded OF removed
himself beyohd the limits Of the State Of Tennessee 90
that the ordinary process Of the law cannst be served
him. 10 therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks In the Athens Post requiring
the said defendant to appear at the term Of Me
Circuit Court, 10 be held Tor Reane county, ai tho
next then and there 10 aRswr. plead dcmar to said
attachment and proceedings, or the case viii be pro-
eecded with an parts. W. 6. PATTON, Clerk
Jan 8, ls92-lt--prs fee ts--e98
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State Of Tenuesyee.


uEcrrr oorKr or Ro,Sr COUNTY
-,- ''''FA .s'''.'a- .s.,..,a
1T ARIA kisa FROM tiIf AFFIDAVIT FiLKb n
II Ills Ssss, nat tAs arisbAxhi Ess as.ssass 20
hsstG hen he stsls " fessessee, tAsi TIE erlas
~ P~es. ~ tA- isy c.Hsogt " ssF,~d spss hix. Is
sss sisFt sa5sfss sshiis.iioa - ElN1s tsr mar
consecutive vtsks IN The atsxns fs<t trVsiriHg ths
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-17
G.w.&E, A. Yost,
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