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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18

vVHE CNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
l thsmsslvss ssgeshsr this day, fer the purpose
Of conducting the hotsl business q the LeClsirs
House, In tnis city, under the firm name Of Gillstt
Wiets Morris. Hk#
DAvsxfoRf, Nay 7th, 1859. .saa -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
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CAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
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bearing )acsinsile Of the Propretor's signature.
fore purchasing, and take nothing but 8 COS.
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H Sold Ere,yuherc-~by
ALL WHOLESALE DRuGGIsTs in the largel cities.
~ Some of the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

psYtv here but the party Of the country, the party
Tor the war and 10 favor Of supporting the Admins
tration in conducting the war; because, whether men
were opposed TO Mr.. Lincoln or otherwise, BY his
Administration alone is the war to be conducted.
II Pennsylvanis will stand by bis wise and patriotic
measures she can aid the President, and control tho
result. I remember that in the war Of 1872 every
man who opposed the war was considered an enemy
VI bis country. trust that the same beneficial rule
will be applied in the present case. lApplause. II
falter In patriotic devotion, the people Of tho
South will be encouraged to persevere in their
rebeIlious and infamous design; for the war
can only be ended by determined and united
policy here in the North. Why, it was only
the other day that letter WAS seen from the wife
Of the traitor Davis, stating that "Jef was cruelty
deceived in Pennsylvania and New-York, where he
expected the support of half tho people, because be
was led to believe more than one half OF the people
In both Of those States were going 10 join him"
That is the current delnsion in the South; and NO
long as we give them aid and comfort by divisions
among Ourselves, juss long will they be encour
aged to fight the Government. Let us all, with one
beart looking solely TO bat one object 20 through
this war; and that being over, we can rake up the
old political carcasses of days gone by, and again
attack each other with all the spirit OF Wbig and
Democratic fury. In the first place let us fnish the
rar. Long-contlnued applause. Short as the in
terval is before my departure, confidently expect
to be able 10 carry with the news Of further vital
successes, which will prove TO the powers Of Europe
that the Union is safe, and that the day Of the
demption of the nation is drawing nigh, and is even
now at hand,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

Sr,vr-CAroHiSG N BLAIR CouSrY.-We see
stated in The Carlisle pa Herald that on Monda!
of last week, Iii, a constable, and Snyder Il We"
known character, arrested eolored man aud woma''
and took them before Justice Gorley az holliaa!'
burgh, under the pEetense that they were fugitive
slayss. TIE Justice was about 10 di'miss the ease
when SNYDER charged them with being horse In'ese;
,nd they were cent TO prison. The next day VIII
OF habcas corpus Issued and the neEIosS Drsen
broucLt before Judge Moses. IL ltappeared Tue Sas
or. had used horse to effect their escape, ou' Ta. ~
returned it in good condition TO the 90 Cws, !" one al
charge of theft was not sustained, ana ho 'H Lar
iegiae that the man was II slave, nc wss od m,
oman as his property bur the Judge deeasa ~.
avidencc WAS not sufficient 10 hold ,ne p'oUs p'su "a
sprags determined csored iIss population Ia
,; .e ri. rans collected in body about .ne s%
r''s - nr,,vsnr the abduction. Soon as lne oam .h 70,
was osnss, Enl stout negro bore Oft sally ."
.he ld,a 70 The nearest station Of the
Railroad sprague got into trouble so0s 0 be served
His bowie ba. escaped before warrant c0a'' "
upon bim.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09


the time draws near when l shall bid you parting
adieu approach it with the pain caused by the sep
aration from old and dear friends.
Perhaps have said enough--it may be too much
desire to state TO you, however, that my relations
with the President have been and still are OF the
most cordial character. l entertain az great re-
spect for him IA for any one with whom have
ever been associated. lie is honest, hgh.minded
gentleman as well al faithful public officer. Ap-
plause.
This rebellion will be ended after awhile, and
with il we will end the OF this and all future
internal strife "A hope. Great applause. have
never been an Abolitonist / am not one now. But
if had the power, would call into the field every
man able to shoulder a nusket, whether lie be White
or black that this war may be brought 10 Il speedy
and certain close. And believe we Will come 10.
that. | do not believe that after awhile. "hen tie
hot Southern climate is killing our solters VINO are
fighting for the Government, our people VIII he con-
ten, 10 see their and brothers die when men ac-
cimated to the South able to defend the country,
and of their own strength and will 10 drive all Tie
Rebels out OF the land. Applause. There csnnot
be doubt about how this Slavery question Is to be
settled in the end. But, 50 iar as am concerned,
willing 10 leave Ito disposal to the "ieat nuiei
above. would not punish the dclnded rank aud liIe
after they have laid down their arms; would not
harm one hair on the head of single individual who
was enticed OF sedueed upon Misrepresentation 10
iDin tne Rebel army but, had the leaders, would
90 with them ae ! SAID would DO with The Mayoroi
Baltimore when he asked the President 10 send back
the National troops from CockeysNile, and not allow
hem to Iass through Baltimore | raid, let me
alone, aud will hang him and bis whole posse upon
tue trees around the War Department Had
been allowed To do So our troops would lever nave
been inpeded ia their march through mat diy; ana
by sncl. a course the Rebellion would now have been
crushed. Such are my opinions on that question,
which. perhaus, sometimes express unwiseiy iof
nay own good ana this is another reason for tho
pa.saue of the resolution 10 which alluded Every
Border-State Representative who thinks his brother,
or son. or kdrcd in the Rebel ranks does mol deserve
hanging for hIs treason, voted IN favor oil that reso
lutlon.
After a short pauce, General Cameron conclnded
as follows
Gentlemen, this il p contest in which we all have
direct interest. Pennsylvania has moral power
which 10 other State in this Union possesses, ana
therefore every citizen of Pennsylvania can DO a a
great deal toward bringing this war to nm end.
have 10 right to give advice but shall be glad IN
leaving the country, 10 believe there Is 70 10 NO
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09

DeP" y IOWA
" Hon Srsoy CaugnoS. Secretary y Var.
sm Our residen. partner IN Europe advises US BY s,s
percussion nuskenew and in good eondiion-ha'ns been
pl.ced in hi. coutolby making advances thereon
We desire 70 fer them TO Department, ard should
it appear to you OF sufficient pJranee to the inmo
diaie delivery there OF sIss s'an'y ' sood arms We
We oi-l the price not cTee,dng $40 each sub
eci inspection and approval Of an suoe[ whom you
and spproyc ed YOU will secure article much needed
aso control by advances thereon over 1900 cavalry
ar - he oGe. above at price not TO exceed 81 80
piece Very rs,psciay your 90 eedt ai,T seI,'; Va.
Aso of Licse, Sslnges Re nschord Birmus CHAM Bown'
Ths was at he time when the Queen proclama-
'pn had prohibited among other things, the eXpor-
tAtion of arns TO the United States You remember,
gontlemen we seot an agent Mr.. Schuyler OF New
York. ont to Belgium 10 procure arms Tor our Gov
ernment. He succeeded in purchasing 100000 guns
there but being unable to chip them all directly he
sent portion 10 England, where the proclamation
20 which just referred beng ater issnsdl he
was prevented from transporting or using the arms
in any ln this extremity, Of the large army
of soldiers ia aud about Washington not two
hundred thousand Of them were armed. Upon the
letter have Just read the indorsement of the
resident, in his own hand writing, in these words:
"Iapp,ore me Carrying MI, through eayeuiy cIgtouiiv
II lincoln"
the literal meaning of the Endorsement was that
tie world should not know OF military deficiency
and weakness until the evil had been remedicd ana
tat care and caution were 10 be ufed as heretofore
in keeping invioste the secret Of our defect. Fully
coincidng with the President, and in obedience 10
his order, ! promptly directed THE con'rac. 10 be
closed and assure you, gentlemen. without the
arms il produced, we should not have beon able 10
achieve the late glOrions victories IN the West.
may add, IN proof OF the great anAIely Of all TO
obtain arms, that hnt very few days before 1 lett
the War Department, the Cabinet agreed TO adopt
conditional contract made 10y Mr.. Schuyler for
100, OO0 guns in Belgium, which l successfully OPP
posed, on the ground that we had guns enough con
iracted for, and with the encouragement which had
been afforded TO our own man nuacturers, the supply
would probably be sufficient FOR our future wants.
BY this means 81 800 600 have been retained in the
country 10 be expended in those localities from
which our soldiers have volunteered, and this oe-
Cured after all thoss oontracts had been completed
of which much complaint is now made.
The Investigating Committee Of Congress have
said that the mnfkets nade at the Springfield amory
cost only el2 apiece. That assertion, like many
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-02-07
Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally, that they still In opera-
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des-
ERUPTION in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from oil those who may want anything Of
the kind. ~
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes Of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes Of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hay
ing very large supply Of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we can supply my
order for any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
which will saw from two 10 Eve 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.
We are also prepared 10 make Brass and Com
position Casting. 4-f..
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
P. S. There is connected with the Works an ex-
cellent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings con have patterns made to ordor. z. X.
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E.A Yos., surviving partner of >. Q. AZ; 4. yos..

E.A. Yost, surviving partner Of J. O. AZ a. Yost,
"a o.. lAadchuent.
Bailey b. Hall
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
/ 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 made for four consecutive weeks in
the Athens Post requiring the said deendantto appear
at the next term Of the Circuit Court TO be held for
Roane county, at the Courthouse In Kingston, the
LIST Monday OF March next then and there to answer,
plead demur to said attachment and proceedings or
W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1s69-4t-prs fee f8-698
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q. W. AZ. A. Yost,
ne, SAhuch,nsnt.

James IT JOhhstOh. -
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT FILED
/ in this sase that the defendant has removed him
self out the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process OF the law cannot served him. 1t is there.
fore ordered that publication be made for four con.
secutive weeks in the Athens Post requiring the said
defendant to appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court to be held for Roane county, at the
in Kingston the LIST Monday Of March next to an
swer plead demur TO said attachment and procee
ings, or the same will be tried ex pdrte
WIS. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan g. 1s62-lt-prs fee 5000
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sukakA AZ TSnnessee. Roaue County.
....'s. 49,, nss:-s - a w yost
'. . '+s''''''h' Ds'''' y ra'' 80 -'
1f.xss,s,o,rt sa
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~ runcr cIr5xSi n lppnAnYNo TO
~ 49, M sel6svits Of uisInsi6I. thst the
lar - 4 iuss,v Indebted 70 then, and that ssid
49, ~ - III hinsslf from The county Of
pos,s "a sac Of Tso.ess,e. 40 thst he crdI-
- nrccsss of The iav cannot he served anon
Nm, and ths pi.;ptifs having obtained ORIGINAL
.issshmenss from me- an set,ns Jur,ice az ne
p..s. .rd ths ..ue having No., I.vird an the
,,,n,,s,,~ ~ dsesrl.nt AMI returusd hssors me on
~ IN a. ~ 0sx.Ssrr lsei- n i lhsrcf.rr or
$3.50 ~ ,.,si,ss,,.. i, !, n. In ~ I,bsn,
d. ~ CO.., .,ccrs.,vs v..l notfvinv s.;i a.
s.ws.n. 10 snns.r ~ nv cSlcs. In Kins.tsn' Rosne
n'-e.. ,.~rrrsss -. ~ 1ssh a. y I'm. Ises
co.ny isnnsses y ~ .sm NY ~ .sns .m 'yS,
1880. ~ LIN - ncsts' '-''''
" - ias, ~ n. 81 'y 40, "o""' W.
~ w.,
r.,
Robert Crudgineton,
And
CIV Ar A. Yost
r..
Robert CrudrinRtou,
And
R.n,suoin =. Walcker.
"a.
hobart Crudv,nstou.
I'm THESE CAsEs ~ IPPEARrNG TO ME-
f,ou, 1he sNsda VII ~ Inc pi.intifys that ths
dsfsndsnt i iustlv indebted TO them by notes aui
sccorrts' and thai ma defendant has removed
h;msslf iron The county Of Rosns and State o
Tsnrs...s ~ that M ord,rsrv rrocess Of the lsy
csnnos III s.rvsd upon him. ma tho plaintiff
ssviss obtsined from ne. an acting Justice Of Nh
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Joseph Wyatt, ~.
%. Attachment.

APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant so absconds or conceais
himself that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
be served on him. u 10 therefore ordered that publca
ton be made for four consecutive weeks In the Athens
Post requiring said defendant TO appear at the next
Of the Circuit Court to be held for Rsane county
at the Courthouse In Kingdom on the LIST Monday Of
March next then and there to answer, plead demur
70 said attachment and proceedings Or the same win
be tried En- pdrte. W. h.PATrON, CLERK.
Jan 9, 1s6s-4t-prs fee s8-69S
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Henry 4 Williams,

d. p. Harrison. .. j.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant absconds conceals him
self that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served him. II Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks In the Athens Post
requiring the said defendant to appear at the next term
Of the Circuit Court to be held for Roane county at
Courthouse in Kingston on the LIST Monday Of March
next then and there to answer plead demur 10 said
attachment and proceedings, the will be pro-
ceeded with ear pdrte, w. 8. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan ., 1S62-4t-prs fee t3-698
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"a L. O. c ~. Attachment.

TT APPEARING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
/ case that the defendant has left the State, or so
absconds that the ordinary Of the law cannot
be served upon him, IL therefore ordered that pub
cation be made for four weeks In the Athens
Post the said defendant to appear at the next
term the Circuit Court to be held for Roane county
at the Court In Kingston, the LIST Monday Of
March next then and there to answer, plead demur
to said attachment and proceedings the case will be
tried pdrte. W. B. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1S6e-4t-prs fec e8-693
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FAIR WARNING.

A Ii ACCOUNTS NOT PAID OR SET
IA tied by the LIST February next will be put in
hands Of Uncle Billy and James Tyrnsr, and as
many other officers Is may be necessary, to cel-
our business, as the partnership expires the LIST
Of February, 1852. We hope to have the pleas
ure Of settlement Immediately with you all.
The remaining STOCK OF GOODS will DO
sold cheap, all together or ut retail ether--so all
whs want any thing we may have will do well to
call soon, az We are determined to close out and
settle up. SEH0RN 4 HORNSBY.
Dec 90 1S6I--td-6Q1
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COMMITTED TO JAIL,

~ INATHENS, MoMINN COUNTY, TEN
10 ssssee, on No 18th December, inst, . Ne
gro Man, who says his name. Ia ZAOK; ,
~ says he belongs 10 . man by the name Of
- Dsedridgs Lyons, liyipg A Liseoln ooun-
~, Keptpetys SAYS y VS. htrsd n 60 70 Georgia
with NJ. Goods muleg went down 10 Georgia
with > man BY the name Of James 9iysns. 10
evnsr y requested 70 come fprvsrd ~ prove
~. "a WILLIAM BuRK, Sheriff aad yaiior.
4 Dee 20, lsel-tf7ssi siszs > 3 sl.,'th ffs.3
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V,HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPEc1
4 fully inform The public that he has become
the sole Agent for The lower part Of East Tepnss-
see, Of VIM. KnAbe 4 Cos celebrated and unsnr-
passed GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, aad that BE-
L prepared 70 supply them u sheEt noties, q
n respect to power ard swestncss Of tone, easy
and agreeable touch, beauty Of Anish, durability
and 6slr peculiar sdaptsdness 70 ths Southern
cllmsts, they have bssn pronounced sarivalisd BY
such jadgss = Thalbsrg sssshoseh, sssses. visna-
temps, 10.
All inslrumsnts Of this hrm are gusra.tesd for
Ave yssrs. FOR Circulars and hrtbsr infoyms-
tion apply 70 - ,ik.T GUST. =. KNABE,
AT ,l''- = ~ - ~ Clsyslsnd, Fennessss.
Sept %, Isesr-sn-ss5 ? ~ y ~, .slss
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

The Widow, Heirs Creditors 10. Of William B.
y Russell, decd 81
II WILL ONWEDNEsDAY 9Th DAY OF FEB
II ruary 1852, at Kincsnnon's Ferry Meigs coun-
~ Tennessee, soil at public outcry to the highest
bidder, the following Lands in this cause to-wit;
80 acres, being the North east Fractional Quarter
Of section 20, Fractional Township 8, Range 4,
west Hiwassee District Also 80 acres the East
half Of the Southwest Quarter of section 81,
Fractional Township ], Range 4, west of the Basis
line, all 10 Megs county Tennessee. Said Lands
will be sold on q credit of six months. Note and
good security viii be required, and lein retained
+. M. coRKLE, G. an
4-ss - is- Per J. McCorkie, D. q m.
Jan. ., 1859 ID prs fee ~ 6s3. - ~
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"a '.w. I La lAuaean.n,.

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant absoonds conceals
himself that the ordinary process OF the law cannot be
served upon him. 10 therefore ordered that publica
POST recurring the said defendant to appear next
term OF the Circuit Court be held for Roane county
at the Courthouse In Kingston, the LIST Monday Of
March next then and there to answer, plead demur
to said attachment and proceedings, or the same will
be tried 5,drts. w. 3. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan q. lS62-4t-prs fee e8-608 Ia ssaU
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TT APPEALING RING FROM FROM rHE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant has removed himself out Of
the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served on him. IL is therefore or
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 the Courthouse In Kingston
the lat Monday-ef March ssxt, then aud there to
answer, plead demus TO said attachment and pro.
ceedinss, or the same same will be tried az parts
W. 8. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1852 4t-prs fee $500 "A, !, -, zp-s-'.
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NOTICE.
lFdsic 7 Music! Musicl
The HARP OF COL llmRIA.

THIs is A WORK OF SACRED MUSIC,
Il and has gained popularity not surpassed
by any ether work. 1t is published with the seven
notes, sylnbes, do, ro, mi, ia, soi, "a, 81, all
differently shaped, and is preferred to any other
system. The demand is 80 great that It IL with
difhculty II can be satisfied. The work can be
had at rs cents, Cash, Of
May 10, 100000 30 Is Athens, Tenn.
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State Of Tennessee.
State Of Tennessee,
v'ze CIRCUIT COURT o. RoAsH COUNTY
Joseph Andersen . &

George Lytsleton-
IT APPEARING fROM THE AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
~ this case, that The deie ndsnt has absconded re-
neved fom the slsts 81 Tennessee, that ~ pr6ne
n procsss Of mshw canne! be srysd up2o ~, = y
conseoutve weeks In The ktAsns Fost requiring The
said appear ~ the nsxt term q The Circuit
In KIngston, on the is Monday or March next, than
and there to answer, plead dsur 70 said attachment
and or the ease w be presesdsd With 90
jana isss-4.-prs Zee es--sss = : s'' $50
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g. W. 4 "A. Yost
81 ss. Attachment.

Robert X. Robinson.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
i in this case that tho defendant has removed
himself out of tho State Of Tennessee, that the
ordinary process Of the Law cannot be served on
him, II 10 therefore ordered that publication be
made four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post,
requiring said defsndantto appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court for Rosns county, TO be
held st the Coprt-houss in Kingston, on the LIST
Monday Of March next, then and there TO answer,
plead or dsmur W said attachment and proceed
Ing, or the came will be trid az parte.
- ~. W. 8. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 10, lseas-At--prs fec &s-eo4
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Samuel n. Williams
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
IL that the defendant has gone beyond the limits
Of the State Of Tennessee and that the ordinary pro-
Of the law cannot be served him, II 10 therefore
ordered that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks In the Athens Post reqbrlng the said defendant
appear the nexi term Of the Circuit Court be
held for Roane county, at the Courthouse In Kingston
on the 1s Monday OF March next, then and there to
answer plead or demur to said attachment and pro-
ceedings, the case will be proceeded with ea parte
W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 3, 1S62-4t-Prs fee 98-698
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Notice to Shippers Of Freight.

TaASssoarAEosD spAasxsr1E. rrxn q Ga. 4. 60.
-. a -, ~. ,,...-.. Athens, Aug. 10, 1857. I
Tu(HIS Company wildeIiver any In
u to their Depots,in. reasonable time, at the
tsFmnss Of thsix the ovners or their
SCENTS (o ours they paying charges ~ per tsSi and
on day Of Dalton. This
Company does not either TO store freRhts or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road
ovnershavs made with said Road to re-
ceiyeths ssme. Cars cannot be beyond few
hours for tpsnshipment or storage.
! In making uhipments - above every facnityin the
power Of the ocers OF the Company will be extended
10 shppers. Beyond the end Of their rails they have
control and assume noresponsibiIity.
Aug 1s-tf--tel 81 =. O. JACKSON, Bupt Trans.
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G.w.&E.A A. Yost,
II %. Attachment.

TT APPEARING IRON THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant has removed out Of the State
Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served him. 10 10 therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks In the
Athens Post requiring the said defendant to appear
the next term Circuit COURT TO be held for Roane
day Of March next then aud there to answer plead or
demur to said attachment the viii be set fof
bearing "a T,0rfs. W. 3. PATTON, Clerk.
Jams, ls63-lt-prs fee e8-898