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Circuit Court, Meigs County, Tenn.

Jno. G. Moss, Thos. NJ. Rowden, Shadrach Row.
den and VIM. A. Rowden.
attachment
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM TIE
Il affidavit of plaintiffs that defendants John C.
Moss, Thomas M. Rowden and WIN. A. Rowden
are nonrcsidents or the State of Tennessee, it il
therefore ordered that publication be made fol
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, anews-
paper published in Athens, Tennessee, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear at the nex
term of said Court, to DO held for said county, a,
the Courthouse in Decatur, on the Sd Monday
of April next then and there to answer said COM
plant, or the same will be taken as confessed u.
to them and proceeded with accordingly.
W. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
March 81, ls62-4t--prs fee S3-7O4
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Caption of Public Acts,

Passed BY the General assembly of tennessee
at is regular session-1S61-'2.
A., oct 10 bottar f.,;,;to.o ~ =
land. : -, '' e"''S VI
the war tax. i''' '''e'' y.
An act 10 nrov;de for tho safe toa,,;,,
of nrisoners On trial and far othar r ,,,,,
noses. = - 70
An act to defray the ordinary and ex.
traordinarv exnenses Of ths S,ats nnuorn
mani for tho nert two vears eo'
An act to nrovide for the dafanca of ,ha
State N0 - IVA wy
An act for the relief of families of ;rd;-
cent soldiers -" '''''' 49, = :
An All 10 authorize the Comr,erc;o, and
Markham Ranks Of Tennessaa ~ ohonaa
from free banks 10 stock hanks and ~
other nurnoses '' ' ~
An at 10 recu,ate the feas of sbo,;ffs
and other officers.
An act 10 nav citiyens of tho Stata for
arms ......-."--.---. W. 1.-.o -
Anact to amend an net tn ra;se organ.
;ze and eonin a provisional force and for
other PURPOSES. '''''' -
An act to amend the tobacco insnec.
tion laws.
An not to reneal section A75 of tho ooao
An act To nrotect The nronsrtv Of fsu,,n.
.coyerts, = 800
An net fixing the nav of certain off.
GERS. ~ ~ $3.50
An act to grant mower 10 the hunks in
the State If Tennessee to remove their
location, If thew annrehend danger from
an Invading enemr' and for other n,r.
noses.
An act'to ohash process in certain cases
An not m Iay al the state into senato o.
rial and Representative districts.
An act to provide nurses for sick sol.
der.
An act to establish an ordinance bureau.
and for other purposes.
code ~
An net 10 authorize the Bank If Ten.
nessee to issue change notes.
An act n Owe fnrthar time N nerfact
land t;tle. - Y $50 = : '' -
An act to make Appropriations for the
asylum for the insane - 7TTl'
An not 10 amend an act entitled an act
N reculate the nractice unon the snbiect
of bail whilst persons charged with crime
ora on trial
An act to dismiss suits in certain cases,
An act ~ amend mn not entitled "an oct
to authorize IL the Bank s of Tennessee e to to
.,o't Az traas,,r,, ,o,ss 81 H. Toos.J
p prote States and for other nnrnoses nass.
u Ill, 1aeI aho 80 Ok f'S
~, 70 oon,nai cojlact;nn ott,oors 10
.,,;sc,, JooLa,s arJ for nthar r,,r,,osas
'"' 49, oot 20 er,anS ~ 90. &c gsoRE oh.n
III -. ~ s,,S;ao, - ~ vo.;stou o S ~
tSi Oh VIZ oeANJSSs Va ehS iOSAotOA VI VIC
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
FEBRuARY RULES, 1852.
Robert Williams,

Samuel NJ. Williams and others.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
l. tons of the bill that the defendant Samuel NJ.
Williams is nou-resident of tho State of Ten
uessee, it is therefore ordered by the Master that
publication be made in the Athens Post for four
successive weeks, requiring the defendant, Samuel
NJ. Williams, to appear at tho next term of the
Chan merry Court 10 be held ut the Court house in
Kingston, for the county of Roane, on the Sd
Monday Of April next. then and there to plead
answer or demur to said bill or the same will b
taken-as confessed against him and set for hearing
er pdrte. THO. N. CLARK, q. d ".
Feb II, 1s62--4t--prs fee 5000
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The Virginia's Iron,

The iron employed in covering the
Virginia was rolled at the ''Tredegar Iron
Works." az Richmond, according to
drawings furnished by Constructor John
L, Porter.
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LOUISIANA SAIy.--Ths. baton Reure
Sugar Planter says; We are indebted 10
Judge D. D. Avery for . sample Of the
salt manufactured at his saline springs In
AttAkspas. The article 10 question Is sx-
cellent in quantity end color, and equal
to any We have ever seem"
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Absalom Miller, ft
/ .,Egr Attachments

Alexander Smith. n n .. n
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
II in this case that the defendant has removed
out of the State Of Tennessee, SO that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served on him, il is
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive wseksSin the Athens Post, requiring
the said defendant to appear at my house, near
Kingston, on the 1lth Of July next then and
there to answer, plead or demur to sAbd attach.
ment and proceedings or the case will he tried ca
porte. j. II. DEVANEY, 2 RI
j. p. for Roaae county.
March 81, ls62-4t--prs fee $3--7O4
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s@- At the late term of the Confeder-
ate States District Court, held at Tyler,
Texas, decree was entered for the Sc.
questration Of 40, 900 acres Of land. valued
at $4,000. In Western Texas. the Sc
questration property amounts to $50. 0O0..
900. ~
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State of Tennessee, Roane county.

Mitchell Rose. ''''"~''"'
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
i in this cause that the defendant has removed
out Of tho State of Tennessee SO that the ordina-
ry process Of laweannot be served on him, il is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, re-
curing the said defendant to appear at my house,
near Kingston, on the 9Th day of October next,
then and there to answer plead or demur to said
attachment and proceedings Or the case will DO
tried ez parts. J. H DEvANEY,
' p. jas, Roq'e coanty.
March 81, ls62-4t-prs fee $500
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JUDICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Elec,isn--Thur.day, rrry en-, 1899.
Circuit Judge.

SaJ- We are authorized and rsgpessedt 10 an.
nounes MILTON p. JARNAGfN,' Esa.. as a
candidate For Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit,
composed Of the counties Of Marion, Hamilton,
Bradley, Rhea Meigs, McMinn and Polk. 4
To tie Kossrs Of de counties Of fSik, AcSfinn,
: Bradley, 4es', Rhsa, Hamiitoa and Marion
am q candidate for Circuit Judge. am in
the Confeesrate Army. II you elect me and the
country docs not demand, my services, I will quit
the army. II, however. the enemy shall then so
threaten ~ as to mako tiny duty 10 remain in the
service, viii make some arrangement by which
the Coufts shall bc beld. will not receive my
pay as soldier and the Judges salary both.
The circumstances by which We are surrounded
will not permit ma to visit you. +, Z ,.,.53 n
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State Of Tennessee, McMinn County.
Henry G. Cooke,

John Emerson.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO ME
i from compliments bill, which is sworn to, that
John Emerson, the defendant, resides beyond the
limits Of the Slata of Tsnnsssss, ss] his goods
being attached il Is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring him to appear before me, in the town of
Athens, on the 25th day of September, 1852, and
make defense to compliments claim, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set FIR hearing er
parte as to him. JOHN McGAUGHEY,
Justice Of the Peace.
march 81, 1S62-4t-prs fee S3-f04
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HOsTETTER,s pITTER1L

Yusr RECEIVED, THREE BoxIe ~
81 thsss celebrated BIt,srs-tAs last v he
southern copiedoraey--Sp a for ssls ~
Zen IL, lso. JIM, HENDERSON.
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]. A. ANsLEY, s
gen1 Commission & Produce Merchant.

N j, n, HNbLEH, n" M
Genl Commission & Produce Merchant.
otfee No. 300 Broad street,
Augusta. Ca.
"ILL GIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL
wv attention to the sale of Bacon, Lard, Grain,
Flour, Cotton, and all articles of Merchandise
consigned 60, him. Liberal advances eithsr in
ash or BY acceptance, made on articles in Store,
or when Bills Of Lading accompany Drafts.
REFERENCES Either Bank in Augusta, o.;
Paddloford, Fay & Co., Savannah. Ga; Geo. W.
Williams Co., Charleston, s. c.; Yentman, Rob
erson d Co.. ST. Louis, No.; W. A. Richardson,
Louisville, KY; w. B. shapard 4 Co., Nashville,
Tenn.
NIB. "A rigid adherence to the principles Of q
legitimate Commission Business will be observed
July IL, ls6l--f
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Tno, Smith. David Cleape, William Hasn't

j. II. Lasater and Others
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK 4 MAS
i ter from the injunction and attachment bill in
this cause, that the respondent Latater is not
citizen of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, requiring
the said respondent to appear at the next term of
the Chancery Court, to be held for the county of
McMinn, at the Court house in Athens, on the 3D.
Monday of August next, then and there to plead,
answer or demar to said injunction and attach
ment bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing ca parte.
JN0. L. BRIDGES, c. d W.
March 81, 1s62-4t-prs fee s3-7Oi
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BRENT MILLS,

WE ARE NOW PUTTING UP A NEW
w Smut Machines Rock Rubber--at our
Mills, on Middle Creek, McMinn county, and GUS
toners arc assured that their Wheat will be thor
oughly cleaned, and they be furnished with just
as good article Of Flour as the grain win make.
~ +. BRENT q CO..
March I, 1S62-tf-702 ..s,s
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NEW GQQpSl

rrnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REcEIyfp
Il and on hsnd-- .4f if f.
200 lbs. Blue Stone; .Ae
100 lbs Black Pepper
kegs Soda;
rs lbs Spice and Ginger
10 dozen Bottles Caster Oil
Turpentipe,
Sulphur;
lockwood; "A
READYlMADE CLOTHING;
, Together with o good assortment Of Boots sad
Shoes Hats and Caps; Flannels; Linseys; Her
seys, Cloths, Dfilings; Hickory Shirtings. Also,
LADIES DRESS G00DS--Calicoes, worstsd,
shsllies, Mohair, &C. Glass and Qucensware Of
al kinds; Stone Ware; Crooks; Jsrs, &c; Tin
Ware, and everything else usually kept w ncr-
chants. CATE a NEIL, y
- Fountain Hill, Tenn
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The Mouth of the Mississippi,

inv AAS&Uh Va WIG 4<AAo5AooARRAs
In referring to the promised visit ofthe.
Federal feet to the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi, the New Orleans Crescent says,
We learn that. the commanding gen.
eral of the Forts St. Philip and Jackson
is prepared. As for the mortar boats,
which have been SO much talked OF, they
are nothing more than the bomb NOR
tars an apparatus for throwing shells,
that were so freely used in the war Of
1912 and rs. We were witness to the
throwing of bombs from the British NOR.
tar sloop Terror for two days, in August,
1914. on village of one hundred and
fifty houses. With the exception of some
few buildings being injured, the damage
done in the way of killing was one horse
and an old rooster. True the women and
children and non-combatants "vamos-
ed" previously; only twenty-eight men,
in the fort, protecting the place; and only
one slightly hurt in the knee Our sold
iers at the, forts in our vicinity need not
be alarmed at the bomb boats of the in
vaders-though if three or four or more
of these mortar crafts should manage to
pass the forts and advance to the city,
we might expect some tolerable work
from shells and rockets. 49,
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SEC, "a. BE Il further enacted. that the Gov
ernor shall cause to be taken each year census
OF all white males in tho State who have attained
the age Of eighteen years since the last census,
and they shall be organized as hereinbetore d.
rected and fitted for the field. They shall be held
liable 70 perform military duty is apart Of the
reserved corps and for the ssme length Of time.
SEC. 10. BE Il further enacted, that " shall
and may be lawful for members of the reserved
corps, when called into service TO procure subst-
tutes with the approval Of the commanding Of
hcer. VI f.t .. ~ 49,.
sEC. 10. Be itJ,rtler enacted, that che sum
Of three millions Of dollars Il hereby appfopra-
ted, or so much thereof as may be necessary, and
that for the purpose Of carrying out the proyis-
ions Of this act the Governor Of the StstD Is here
by authorized to issue and dispose Of thres mir
lion dollars Of the bonds Of the State Of Tonnes
see. similar In all respects to the bonds Of the
State heretofore issued, except that they shall
not have more than ten years to run to maturity,
md bearing interest at the rate Of eight per cont
per snnum, payable semi annually at such points
as may DO therein designated, or the Governor
may, at his discretion, raise all or any portion Of
said three millions of dollars by issuing Treasury
notes Of the State, according TO the provisions Of
an act passed June 7th, 1861, entitled an act TO
authorize the issuing Of notes, and prescribe the
punishment for forgery Of the same" ~ i
SEC. 16 De II further enacted, that section
Of an act entitled "an act TO establish an ord
nance bureau, and for other pufposss" passed
November 20, 1861, be and the same Is hereby so
amended that the Governor is authorized and d.
rectcd to appoint, subject to the confirmation Of
the General Assembly in convention, thres sddi-
tional members To said bureau, apd that any two
members. with the Governor, shall constituts q
quorum for the transaction Of business. s-,'a'
SEC. Is. BE IL further enacted, that said
act be so amended as to give tho bureau or the
Government and superintendent authority to no.
hove the armory to such point or points, 10 Or
out Of the State, as shall be thought neaessazy,
and tnat the Governor is hereby authorized to
draw upon the Bank of Tennessee, to meet the
present emergencies of the bureau, not to exceed
twenty Thousand dollars. t5 T|
SEC 10. BE IL further enacted, that this act
shall have effoot from and after its passage.
.si. ,.g EDWIN A. KEEBLE, n
Speaker Of the House of REPRESENTATIVE. D.
.a EDWARD s. CHEATuAM,
49, Speaker Of the Senate
Passed March Is, 1852. 20 4
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4 LAND FOR SALE. -
Chahesry Court at Decatur, Tenn. y
ALBERT q. TAT,

William Msynor. - ,uS
A GREEABLY TO A DEcRETAL ORDER
"A pronounced in this cause, at the October
term, 1851, of said Court, will, on the promises,
on Saturday. the 2lst day Of April next, sell to
the highest bidder, on six months time, In bar Of
wit, A part of the Northeast quarter Of section
8, fractional township 4, range 8, West, Hiwassee
District. Meigs county, tennessee, containing
81 acres, more or less, to satisfy compiainant's
lien as vendor. Note and good security wall be
required, and . lien retained for tho purchase
money r. MccoRKLE,, O. q NJ
Per j. MoCoRKBE, D. C. a NJ.
March ~ IS62-5t--prs fee 81 SO--7O3
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RlIIENHQuSE ACADEMY.

TTNHE SPRING AND SUMMER SESSION OF
Il this Institution will commence Sd Monday,
18th February. - ''a't
The Trustees have secured the services Of Rev
SSELsoS RoDERrs, whose well-known efficiency
aud success us teacher and discipinarian, Is
second to no one. ~
Owing to the crisis upon the country, the Trus-
tees have made a liberal appropriation from the
Academy fund, leaving only the following frac-
tional rates of Tuition to be paid by the people.
LIST Glass per Session..... ............... q, so
"a =" :. ..,.".",.""........ S'So
81 ""............."...."..., e,0O
4th " ......................... Il, so
The terms of Tuition heretofore, have been re-
spectvcly 6, 8, 10, and Is dollars.
The Academy is large and convenient, the To-
cation hesithy, ard board can be had in the
Town, or convenient in the country ut reasonable
rates. VS..
-. TRUsTEEs.
A. 0. Fisher, So. +. Young,
jar. Martin, 49,. N. A. Patterson,
W. 5. Gccrs. 7'-t"
Feb. Z, lS62-4t-69S 2, H.-
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bN- The Tuscumbia Constellation has sus-
pended "until the war is over"
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ATHENS Female COLLEGE.

Athens, Tenn, March 4, ise2-tes-7os
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March Z, ls62-3m-7O2
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NEGRO FOR SALE.

March 81. lsse-.4t-l7o4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-08-15

ca A terrific and destructive shower
Of rain and hail, accompanied with light
ming, passed over the southwest corner Of
Windsor county, on the 30th ult., doing
immense damage to the crops in that vi
entity. The hailstones averaged from one
half inch to one inch in diameter, and
were so numerous that upon the grass lawn
in front of the farm house Of Pliny Bar
rows, in Weston, his youngest son, for the
fun Of the thing shovcled up two bushels
Of hailstones from a space less than ten
feet square. Gardens and fields of vines
look as if ruined Corn fields are badly
riddlcd, but spring grain was not sufli-
GENTLY advanced to receive much harm.
The season is backward, and farmers are
just commencing their haying.
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From the indianapolis Journal.
WHAT FORTY-THREEM MEN AND ONE wo.
MAN SAID.

The question being only whether GU,
country should be saved or destroyed -
would enlist if the Government had O
policy; if the President would veto the
Confscation bill; if he would proclaim
emancipation to all slaves; if he would
remove Secretary Stanton; if he would
suppress Gen. Mcclellan; if he had not
placed Pope over Fremont; if he had not
countermanded Phelps and Hunters pro-
clamation; if didn't have to guard bridg-
es; if could forage on Rebel property ;
if could get Lieutenan toy if Mr.
wouldn't be Colonel if 1 didn't have to
be cursed by any superiors; if l were not
afraid my health would fail; if my father
would consent; if Congress would adopt
the Crittendcn Compromise if the time
were changed to one year if the Seventh
eth Regimenth would be sent to Rich
mond; if it were not for the immortality
of camp life ven | could mine lager beer
riglar haben; if we could serve under
Gen. Wallace if volunteers would be Ia
ken for three months; if | could leave my
business if were not in debt; if my
wife were not opposed to it; if my rela-
tions didn't live in the South if | had
any taste or inclination for war; if had
not little sympathy for the poor igno-
rant people of the South if the Adolf
tionists could be hung on the same gal
lows with the traitors; if Northern Seces-
sionists could be drafted if the country
needed me; if were sure | would ever get
back if the weather were not SO hot if |
could have fair chance at commission;
if England or France should interfere if
it were cavalry regiment; # my father
m-laa0 wouH let my aoite come home if |
could insure my life reasonably; if slav-
cry wouldn't be interfered with if they
would arm the negroes; if could pick
company to suit me; if | wanted to.
10 which let me add, to shame the
above; | would if the authorities would
let me. MARY
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SAVE THE PIECES!

ECONOMY DISPATCH !
ca A Stich az time soceS ninel. ga
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families 1t Is very desirable TO have some cheap
and convenient way 70. repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crockcry, &c.
sPALDGNG's PREPARED GLUE, A"
Meets all such emergencies. and no household can
afford to be without it. Ii is always ready and
up to the sticking point. ~ n.'ip
g USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE" Ht
N. B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle.
g.f PRICE % CENTS.
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WOMEN AS SOLDIERS.

Under the head of "Our Club" this
question is humorously discussed in the
Transcript A part of the argument runs
thus:--
"He believes that several regiments of
strong minded and able-b bodied women
could be raised in very short time.
Squire longs suggested that he supposed
Mr.. Mouldy would have the regiments
dressed in Boomers. by no means, sir,
replied Mr.. Mouldy; the present dress
the crinoline armor-could not possibly
be surpassed. Nothing could be more eff
fective. In the pages of ancient history,
you will find frequent mention of the DIRE
phanophorOi, or chariots, armed with
hooks, intended to catch and capsize the
enemy. Who does not know, that, even
in time of peace, not a week passes with
out the overthrow of some of our citizens,
and, occasionally, with broken arms and
legs in consequence of coming in contact
with these female monitors? If such is
the effect of this formidable machinery,
when moving at a slow rate of speed, i'm.
agine brigade of strong minded, iron
clad women, bearing down, at double
quick, upon a body of rebel infantry =
Deacon Mooney inquired if Mr.. Mouldy
thought it would be judicious to place fe-
males in the highest military Offices? Mr..
Mouldy had no doubt of it, The deacon
feared it would never answer for said
he suppose a major-general on the very
eve Of an engagement, should be taken
down with milk leg, or be prematurely
confned?' DR.. Rubrick thought we'll Of
crinoline corps against cavalry. He re-
ferred to the effect Of the long Auttering
ribbons, attached by the Yulans to the
ends of their lances, during the war Of
the revolution, upon our cavalry horses,
causing them to turn tail and run in spite
of the utmost efforts of their riders. The
doctor thought that no cavalry under
heaven would stand firm before the rush
and rattle of a crinoline battalion, in full
screech."
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Valuable Real Estate
AND PERSONAL PROPERT Y
For sale.

will sell the following real estate s--0ne house
and lot situated in the centre of Morrisville vii
lage, rs by 80, two story; ell, l6 by 80. Said
premises are now being thoroughly repaired and
suitably fitted for boarding house lf aesircdI,
which is so much needed by the students Of the
Peoples Academy, and the public generally.
The premises are well provided with water, and
all necessary convenences, and will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for farm.
Also, 20 acres of land near the village, on which
there is sugar orchard of li5 trees, and Sacres
OF crops now growing.
Also number of valuable building lots in
Morrisyille. Id II,
Also a quantity of land in the different States
in New England, State of New York, western
and southern States. s,,Ff ,0 =.
Also, number of valuable city lots in differ
ent cities in New York and New England.
Any or all of this property will be sold on
reasonable terms or exchanged for other property
if the parties can agree.
will also sell the following Personal Property
to wit = One end-spring top buggy, QUE end
spring buggy one end.spring family wagon, very
nice, one irOn-aXe lumber wagon for one horse or
two, shafts and pole, box in springs, two seats
well trimmed.
All of the latest styles and can be warranted a
good article, and will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit ...,..
Also, one of Tlton & Netherlands fire proof
Safes, which weighs 2lOO pounds and is OF suita-
BILE size for any town or individual use.
Also one OF Lilies fire and BURGLAR proof
Safes, with combination lock- weighs 800 lbs.
and warranted impervious to fire or burglars.
Also, number of new Sleighs, number of
new harnesses, and number Of valuable gold
and silver watches, and lot of choice cigars.
Also, several horses and colts, lot of cattle,
&C., &C.. beside many articles not mentioned.
| will say that any person wishing to purchase
any of the above property will not fail to do so
if they call Immediately.
CAUSE :--OFF TO TIE WAR.
d. X. HICKOK.
Morrisvlle, June ~, 1862. .at