davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-11-14

Inc new A0fR A&@4MD1Te
The returns thus far make It certain that
been elected 10 the State Assembly. Besides
these, Mr.. Cutler, elected In Albany, WIS nom
mated as Union man, Bnd elected without
oppositton- a1thoug gh he has been hitherto
q Democrat. his vote Is confidently claimed
tor the Union side. In Montgomery county,
also, there 1e = chance Of the election Of the
Union candidate, and In Onondaga the official
returns may show that Nh. LeaVenworth has
bet n elected instead Of Mr. Clark, his Demo-
cratic opponent, for whom only si< majority
are claimed. II any one OF these three
chonces are decided In their fVaoE, the Reput-
the Assembly, aud will bs able to organize the
House ard elect Q. s. Senator.
There will be one advantage which this a.-
seDIb1y will have over tie 1ase-the Demo
Gratis have drawn thf party lines 10 clearly,
ard have put themselves 60 directly On tbs
ground Of oppasi;ion to the administration,
that there II Ill be no difficulty in maintaining
inst ard proper party organiz ation. In the
last assembly this was not the case. In the
election, party lines had been almost oatiter-
ated, and very many Of those elected On the
Union ticket acted with the Democratic party
: throughout the session: In this elecrioo1,
questions Of principle havo entered much
more largely into the canvass, and every
member will be prepared and expected to
stand by his colors.-N !. TINES, 1lth-
Fearful Tragedy
Capt Finlay, Of the British ship Faith, re-
ports the following story in letter to fftead
in Liverpool
'We had 4 fearful tragedy here last week
one Of the natives killed what they call q
ecree6man' (that fs, q niau who lives some
eight or ten miles from Bonny, and who was
at BonDy selling yams. IS the creekmen are
farmers in u wav.) Tne Bonny men wanted to
kill this native, and at 8 meeting it was agreed
they should xiii him. But first catch your
bare is an old maxim. When the man heard
the sentence OF death Was passed upon hin,
be ehnt himself up in his house, with all his
slaves, wives and children, loaded all his guns
large and small. then dug a trench round and
about, and filed It with small kegs Of guu'
powder, and set the chiefs at defi.uce. Things
remained in this state for TWO CT three days
nobody daring to venture near the house viii
hostile intentions. At Last the chief. o1trei
two puncheons OF Gil to any one who woult
| fire hia house. A A1ave took the off4r, firet
| the house to WindEard, nnd the sp2rkt fall
iEg upon the house Of the besieged, soon Sc
| it on fire. When the murderer Of the creek
| mnr saw this, he gathered all his slaves, wlve
| ard bafsns within the trench, applied tn
| match, and in secoud more nothing vas +
! be seen but mapgled bodies amid the ruins q
| their former home. There were thirty-fve /
number altogether. They lay exposed 70
three days, then were put into sacks N
| thrown into the river.
, 1862-11-14

Gen. Hooker went down to take command
OF his cid corps this morning. he fights at
present under Burnside, who was not disposed
10 acccp, the commaud Of the army, but Gen
McC1tisn's removal lett him NO choice. Ha
js In command It II not improbable that
Other changes will occnr, tbs president b:ing
general Who will grumble 1t the recent
change, or VII will not enter heartily Into tho
November campntRn. 49,. :: :.
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The above Is the complete and Official vote,
excepting forthe county Of Gentry, which Is
Tot c"nI']ste-iarkiGg two precincts, which
tic county c1etk informed u would not v4ry
the regiments Is solid for Gen. Loan. Ills na-
je1i;y will be over 1000. Hurrah tor Loan!
, 1862-11-14

W J. G. etone, IN East Tenneeseean,
forced to leave bis home, writes rom Flora,
Illinois, md is anxious to hesr from bls
brother, Elihu P. Stone, Who. left East Tenn.
esee]ast fa1l, Carrying With him hla brother
and sister Eiiutcading to reach this clty., =
, 1862-11-14

II Gen. Bragg, in his official report, eays
that not more than 500 Kentuckians Joined
him In his recent raid into that State; that
the people declined to take confederate ecrip,
and that be WIS charged threo prices for what
he did not steal. =:
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os counties. 975 aaa IS 6Gs . $50 a. SIS SOS
Mnioritfee :. So. 16,s57 16 165 80. ID l10 -.
Fuuf counties to hear from, namely: Hardin,
Pope, Pu1aed and Saline.
TIE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT.
The Quincy 1rA;g gires the following table
, 1862-11-14

The following paragraph from the Quincy
NAig shows that Gen Prentiss WIS only re-
leased from one captivity to falla victim to
another:
.MAHR1Ep- November II. By Rev. James Leaton,
~ the residcnce Of the bride'a parents In this
otg: Hr1gadieT General BENJAMIN n PEBNT1ss
and Miss MART ", Wu1xEEr
, 1862-11-14

The Legislature, according to the returns
thus far received, will stand:
House-K.nub'ic6ns, 81; Democrats, II,
Strate-RcrubIicaus, IL; Democrats, 5.
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Minnesota Election.

From the Windna Republican, fst6.I
We publish the following table Of returns
CD Congressman in the LIST district, with the
latest corrections:
, 1862-11-14

lF7om Tue st. 20 Herald, f9th.5
The vote for Congress in this district, IN
c]u0:,g the army Vote Of Buchanan, and not
counting that vote In any ot1er county, is
q cial1t as follows.
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BIOu THE ARMY OF TEE PO.
T0HEAG.

Movements Of Gen. Eta.a,tteu's Ca<a@sy-Sk:r-
x.;saing NTH the Re1el- -Stseral Small Fights
a,.d Artule,y Dsusz-1ae Ssh Illinois Clra!ry
r,7-z, Bux,f-lNe Future, Dc.
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:NOTIu uk::-Madam. .Aedfews,, 1a-
In .AsssaSeat c,eEvnysat nos eoetos. ~. -, 60
~ 4ttRtplte1 II NA 80 NAc11c1 atFeAt. &4sHS43 HeA3
md ha1ket Gstr9oJaas szsn:sss1nas 3t - A;2
=. eeu:a: fsat8&EA ~ e1ah.. L sNsa hdak Z e.
4. n. WNEFSS79~
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ILL INO1S ELECTION.
Returns C0mpare& with tho Co nRtttu.
xAoR1l and Presidential Votes
1BGa, Constitu'u, 1861
ftnnnttfA Ren Dam &ERsk, For. Rsp. Dem.
, 1862-11-14

~ a1d Civil Kaktnesf. mhkss s1rvsys md eanosvF
eous Of land, 1oc1ta baldnKs. ad1us1 aopnea g9na.
detle4 peep4fe4 eEttNAtsa at e&zth work. -. 00e0
Vith HES q slosxE, Ho. s5 bsarboln s0esF. :.
ocaky6oi1A
, 1862-11-14

John II. Thomas and j. B. Underwood, Re-
publfcans are elected to the legislature, the
former By 10, and the latter by 224 majority.
MERcEA ACouNTT-loFF1C1ALl
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CANDIDATES.
Election Saturday, March LIST, 1882

..,o-,..a IA r.ones,ea n an.
w ~ pnTuWTiI az candidate for
T.n Ce,, |" -. for MaA,;nr, county
"N
~ , W. MS ManIS1N LEE ~ . candidate
n nT' -, e. Marro. conntv
4" iaA vV''' w. ~, -, .1.,'a.,., b. nm
o I m9 nv rITipFppER as a candidate for
. nouh.e 49, CO. NcNinn countv
NOun'Y n,1' -, .as.o.,oa 10 nm.
HsT We are au,nv 1, wv """ 49, g.. ~.
.ro,,no. ~ g.. MoNf;o, county
Non'O'O, ~ ,
1s- we are auIaoI ,,%o anu ioque' Co.
nouhee DhNiEh mn Nv. o4' -
i"A oO"s.O' 800, a. -.
Gs~ We are aoino,,heu anu " Re
nounce '" r. as y 'nn ,aI 1870 ~, 8
oil Polk county, at tue ensuing Ni"''n ''e'''"'
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE.
NITH GREAT FACILITIES F0R


curing Bacon, for Early Trade.
IhiE UNDERSIGNED HAS PROVIDED
"a ,, himself wan a Ak0E BRICK aud FIRE
ses In the rear Of his Store situated ON gou,h sIe
OF broad street, where he l. prepared Ia rerei,r
large quantities IL PORK III SALT. whirb cs,,
be converted into BACON with .rral- ,.,.,l;,,
and offered TO the trade from ONE 10 Tuo
MONTHS EARLIER than Is dsn. be ,blnrcts
from Tennessee and other points, and, MS eonss.
quenee great advantages experienced Nv tho
shippers. growing out Of s@oN losses III reiglf. a.
compared with those incident to shipment durinr
the spring aud summer months and also the
quick SALES which are made. thus taking Oh
the joint at an early day, before tie d,ts'opasenf
Of taiHt from rr"Ht Of thorough satiiaG and slso
obviatng the greatest of all difficulties with Joints
the attack Of fios.
The undersigned has had several seasons OK
pcrience in the above process Of Curing Bacon,
and can confidently affirm that the advantages TO
he derived by SMOKING IN THLS NARKET
are equal to ONE TO THREE CENTS PER
POUND in the price of the Meat itself; and is
done in style greatly superior 10 anstkfas rhi,k
Is seat here from other poiafs, thereby rendering IL
more attractive 70 Ike buyer and lucrative 10 he
shipper.
CHARGES FOR SMOKING md SELLING
MODERATE. Any Communications on this
subject, or touching the SALE or BACON,
flour, or Produce generally, will be promptly
and personally attended TO.
J. A. ANSLlsY,
General Commission and Produce Merchant,
No. 800 Broad street, A UGUSTA, GA.
REFERENCES: Either Bank in Augusta, Ca; W.
y. shapard Co., II. I. Yeatman, Nashville,
Tenn; ". A. Richardson, Louisville, Ky, ycat.
man, Robertson 4 Co., 81. Louis, Mo.
Jan 3, lS62-lm--693
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PROSPECTUS
THE EAST TENMESSEEAN.'

TT is PROPOSED BY THE SUBSCRIBERS
i to establish and publish, in tho city of Knox
vile, Tennessee, a newspaper, to be called "The
East Tenaesseean." The issues Of tho paper will
be Weekly and Tri Weekly. The first number win
appear on or before the 18th OF February next.
II will be the aim and policy Of "fhe East Ten
nesscean" to support and sustain, with all its pow
or and influence, the Government of the Confed-
crate States, in its present war for Independence.
Discarding the discussions and fcuds Of the past,
II will endeavor to rise above the angry chickering's
and prcjudices OF local and partizan factions, to
the legitimate sphere of heightened journalism.
It will take for its guide those great principles Of
Constitutional liberty which underlie our Repub-
lican institutions, and will labor roalously and
persistently for the common good Of cur people,
as promoted by an unity Of feeling and action, BY
a lust administration Of, and cheerful submission
to, the Constitution and laws Of the land, and by
the development of our own great internal re-
sources Of wealth and prosperity.
In tho discussion Of public men and measures
"TRe East Tennesseean" will deal justly, but with
entire freedom commanding right and denounc-
ing wrong, wherever and in whomsoevcr found,
with equal impartiality.
The News Department Of "Thc East Tennessee
an" will receive especial attention. The latest
intelligence up to the hour OF publication--both
foreign and domestic, telegraphic and selected
will DO promptly given through It's columns. Ar
rangements will soon be completed with cores
pondents in the various divisions OF our army In
Kentucky, Virginia and elsewhere. by which our
readers will he regularly supplied with intelligence
from the theatre Of war. No expense win bs
spared necessary to mako " The Easi Tsnnesseean''
a first class ne-sPaPer.
Terms of Subscription.
-. II.
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$50 REWARD

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
III on tho a7th Of October last, near loudcn,
iisaas SoaH;y, Tenn, ny NkGhO MAN, named
~wiLL." lie is about feet eight inches high,
very black negro, weighs about $50 peands, has
thick lips aud prominent mouth. wears eaF-IinEs
sometimes, had on whsa he left a light eoloTed
coat, black easmsr pants aad eleih cap. will
pay the above inward for bis apprehension and
aeiivsry 10 me. Al my residence, bear Washing
,oa, hhea County. reapesses, or for his safe con-
hncmeni in any jail in State 90 that get him.
DAVID LEUTl.
Dee c. lfsI-9m-egG
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Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE
~ issued BY tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
McMinn county, and 10 inc directed, will, on
Monday. the ID day Of March next. at the court
house door in Athens, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right, title, interest aud
claim that Gabriel Clark has In and 10 so acfes Of
band, the North half Of the Northeast quarter
~ the 26th section, fourth fractional township,
adjoining the Lands Of Joel culpepcf, A. Clark
and others. Sold 10 safety q Judgment for debt
and cost recovered by Bridgcsd Phillip against
said Gabriel Clark and joel Culpcpcr, before A.
STAFFORD. Esq. WIN. BURK, Sheriff
Jap "a, 1852 4t-prs fec s3,26-696 m
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TpUgT SALE

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THREE DEEDS
i Of Trust made by Jos. s. Yoder--one on the 9th
dag Of August, 1860, for the benefit Of the estate
Of A. b. Brown, deed, and Sehorn a Hornsby;
one executed Nov. O. $780, in favorof s. X. Reeder;
the other executed on the 18th day Of April,
1861, for the benefit Of George W. Ross,
will offer for sale, Cor cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, at the Court house door in the town Of
Athens, on the first Monday of March next, the
FARM on which the said Yoder now lires, situate
in the 9TH civil district, McMinn county. being
the North east quarter of section three, first town.
ship, range first, West Of the meridian, Hwassee
District. JOHN y. SLOWER, Trustee.
Jan II, lS62-5t--695
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COM M E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Jan, rs.
Bacon, none; Lard, in bbls. 24@25c; in kegs
and cans 25@26c. Wheat, red 81 700 80; white
Sl.9O@s200. Flour, extra family SiO,75@Sll;
family slO,25@$lO,j0; superfne S9,75@SlO.-
Corn 81, 1O91 20 and scarce. Meal 81, 100 20.
Oats $l@Sl,1O. Stock Peas 81 ,2O@Sl,3O. Rye
81. 5Oia$l,6O. Feathers 3O6135c. Dried Peaches,
peeled, 6@sc % 10; uupeeled 4@5c, Dried APP
pies, peeled 4@5c U ib. Butter 400 46c: Eggs
iS@li6c. HaySlO@Si5 per ton. Irish Potatoes
sgSSs2,25 " bu. Green Apples sl,jO@sl,7j.
Pea Nuts Sl,25@S1,5O.
hand you herewith quotations of our produce
market, noting good demand for leading artl-
cles at highest quotations
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Produce aud Commission Merchant
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RUNAWAY

N my BOY. MAT, BlsAPPEARBD FROM
MA the Gravel Train on the East Tennessee
et} tieorgia Rail Road, at Calhoun, ON the
a. night Of the "a inst, snd has not been
- heard Of since. lie is ssout "a years old,
is black, and has youthful appearance; Is quick
spoken; low and heasy set, has 9 high, broad
forehead, running up in points over his temples;
his front teeth are somewhat decayed has a quick
short step. Any information, or his delivery 10
me at Reeville, Tenn, will be thankfully rcceis-
ed and literally regarded. J. ATKINS.
Riceyille, McMinn co., Tenn, Jan. "a, ls62-tf
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Sheriff. Sale,

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER, OF SALE
ID issued nv tho Clerk of the Circuit Court for
McMinn cenniy, and to me directed, / will, on
Monday, The ID day u March next. at the Conrt-
house door In Athens, sgll 10 the highest bidder.
Tor cash IN band all The right tltio, interest snd
claim that David Bradford has in and 10 IA acres
of Land. adjoining the Lands VI Allen Haley on
The Fast and South, on The Wcst by John Jenklnf,
on the North by Mary DAngbeny, and lying fn
Tho 18th civil district, McMirn county, Tcnnssseo.
Sold to fAiiify Judgment for debt and cors, 20.
covered ny taspcr woir against David rrndford
and ]. W. Gibsgn. Assignee before JOIN Scar.
borough. Elg. wa BURK, sheriff
Jasgl 1852 5-vn 10 y 20. COS
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CIV. &E. A. Vest,
e rs. dHdrgsaent.

James II. JOhHtt0H,
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT FILED
| in this sase that the defendant has removed him
sell out Of the State OF Tennessee that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served him. II is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
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 Courthouse
in Kingston, on the 1st Monday OF March next to an
swer plead or demur to said attachment and proceed
ings or the same will be tried expGrte.
W. S. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1s62-4t-prs fee s3-6ss
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OF Joseph p, Wyatt lAtac,m,nt.
David Davis, \

TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
| case that the defendant so absconds or conceals
himself chat the ordinary process OF the law cannot
be served him. It is therefore ordered that pubca-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the Athens
Post requiring said defendant to appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court to be held for Roane county
at the Courthouse In Kingston, on the LIST Monday Of
March next then and there to answer, plead demur
to said attachment and proceedings, or the same will
be tried ex parts. WIS. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1S62-it-prs fee $3.50
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
Andrew Campbell administrator &c.

Andrew Campbell administrator &c.
re.
The Widow, Heirs Creditors DC. Of William b.
Russell, decd.
Il WILL ONWEDNESDAY oh DAY OF FEB
1 ruary 1879, at KiBoannon's Ferry Megs conn
" Tennessee, soil at public outory TO the highest
bidder, tho following Lands In this GAUGE to-wit:
30 acres, being the Northeast Fractional Quarter
Of section 2s Fractional Township 3, Range 4,
west Uiwassee District Also 40 acrcs tho East
half of the Southwest Quarter Of section -,
fractional Township I. Range 4. west Of tho Basis
line. all In Megs county Tennessee. Said Lands
will be sold on o credit Of xix months. Note aud
good security will be required, and a ein retained
for the purchase money.
h. NJ. CORkLE, q & w.
Per j. McCorkle. G. g. ".
Jan. 3, 1859 I'd prs fec 81 695.
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JIM. Graves,
rs. lANaehment.
VT APPEALING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS

TIT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant so absconds or conceas
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served on him. It Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks In the Athens Post
recurring said defendant to appear at the next term OF
the Circuit Court be held for Roane county, at the
Court house In Kingston, the LIST Monday of March
next then and there TO answer plead demar to said
attachment and proceedings, or the case will be tried
ok marie. W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 3, is69-l--prs fee $a---69S
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Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn.
IL u ~ v00''' attachment.

TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS THAT THE
defendant Is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten.
ncsscc Il Is therefore ordered that publication DO
made for four successive weeks in The Athens Post,
published in Athens, Tennessee, notifying tho
said John Emmcrson TO APPEAR At the next term
of this Court, at the Court-housc In Madisonyiilc
on the SECOND Monday Of May next and on Mon
day of said term, and defend the attachment in
this CAGE or judgment Pre- cegitsso WI be enter
cd against him. ]. u. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Jan "a, fs62-4t--prs fec $500
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CIV. & L. A. Yost rs. Freemorton Young.
IT APPEARING FROM THE QUALIFICATIONS
| of the bill that defendant Freemor, on Young is
a non -resident of the State of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered by the Master that publication
be made in the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, requiring the defendant, Frecmorton Young
to appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court,
to be holden at the Courthouse in Kingston, for
the county Of Roane, on the first Thursday after
the Sd Monday of April next, then and there to
plead, answer or domur to said bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed against him and set for
hearing er partc. THO. N. CLARK, C. Dc IT.
Jan 81. 1852 A. prs fee 50 697
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BE- A few days ago the Yankees on
the eastern shore of Maryland hung three
negroes for selling liquor to the soldiers
in one of their camps. Sambo will see
from this that he had better not rely on
the tenderness of the Yankee Doodles.
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L. Q. chrisman,
20. Affdchaeaf.

JdiIItb ]
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
L case that the defendant has left the State, or so
absconds that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
be served upon him, 1t s therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four consecutive 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,
Mt the COURTHOUSE IN Kingston the LIST Monday OF
March next tfen and there to answer plead or demur
TO said attachment and proceedings, the case will be
tried ex pdrte. W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Ian 8. 1s6e--4t-prs fee &9--699
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G.w.& E.A. Yost,
~. Attachment.

wT APPEARING PROM THE AFFIDAVIT ~ THIS
case that the defendant has removed himself out II
the state NJ Tennessee that the ordinary process nj
the law cannot be served him, u u therefore order
ed that publication he made for four consecutive weeks
In the Athens Post requiring the said defendant 10 an.
rear NJ the next term Of the Circuit Court, 10 BE- held
Tor Roane county, al the Courthouse In Kingston on
the lat Monday ~ March next. then and there 10
pwer plead or deur 70 said attachment and proceed
lngv, or tbs case will be proceeded with ca pdffe.
VS.. PATTON, Clerk
Jan ., issl--tt--rfs fee tS-es3
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Neo Orleans, Jan. pa disastrous lire
occurred heae this morning, destroying
two stores on Magazine street. One Was
occupied by Charles G. Gains q Co., hard
ware merchants, and the other by ii. IL.
lIanseil, as a mandatory of harness and
military equipments. Loss, Sl5O,0OO, up
on which there was an insurance of only
goo 00O
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CIV. 4 r. A. Yost,
ne. Attachment.

TT APPEARING PROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant has removed himself out OF
the State CT Tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot he served him II Is therefore or
dered that publication be made for four 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 at the Courthouse In Kingston
on the LIST Monday OF March next then and there TO
answer, plead or dcmur to said attachment and pro-
ceedings, or the same will be tried ~ pdrte.
W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 8, 1862 4t-prs fee 89-608
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ss,- A man out West was found one
night climbing an overshot wheel in
mill. lie was trying to go up stairs to bed
but somehow or other the darned stairs
wouldn't sand still. lie had been some
where.
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J.w. Lsckey,
~. dUdchneht.
II. @. Derossett.

TT. o. ItTUSHEtI. J
Ut APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT IN THIS
case that the defendant so absconds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process the law cannot be
served upon him. Ia therefore ordered that publica
ton be made for four consecutive weeks IN the Athens
Post requiring the said defendant appear the next
term OF the Circuit Court to he held for Roane county
at the Courthouse in Kingston, on the st Monday Of
March next then and there to answer, plead or demur
be tried OK pdrte. W. 4. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan 3, 1sG2-4t-prs fee f8--6a3
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NOTICE,

WITH THE CLOSE OF TIE YEAR 1851
w close my Books, and '0iH not again open
herl / have but few Goods, but will sell such as
are on hand low for cash. Ny Books are posted,
oil ready for settlement. Call and settle by Note
if you cant pay. A. q, hoBES0N.
1870
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-01-31
LINCOLN WHIPPED!

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS METH-
Il cd of notifying all that are in debt to them,
either by note or account, they must actually
come forward and make settlement They take
all kinds of PRODUCE in discount
CATE NEIL.
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