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TRIAL OF A FRATRICIDE.
There has just been concluded be
fore the Criminal Court of this county,
his Honor, Jul o Turner, presiding, a
trial for fratricide, the incidents at
tending the committal of which ex
ceed in horrible and unnatural barbar
ity almost any thing with which we
have been made acquainted in the
annals of crime. Iiriclly stated, the
circumstances are these :
A dispute having occurred relative
to property in some chairs between
Green Mcf,etilon, the criminal, and
his brother George F. McLcmlcn, the
former went to the houso of the latter
on the lxJth of May last, and found
him ploughing in the field near by.
Telling the deceased he came for his
things, the latter told turn to go to the
housenndget them. Green, however,
told the wife of the former that "ho
came for a fuss and would have one,"
and she then called on her husband to
come to the house. He did not do it
however, but met his brother "at the
fence" near by, when the attack com
menced on the port of the criminal,
who struck the deceased with a stick,
and thou stabbed hi'ii in three places,
lie fell, and when the wife ran to his
assistance and told the monster that
he had killed her husband, ho answer
ed with a horrible oath, that if she
crossed the fence "he would kill her"
nlso. She doing so, he attacked her,
knocked her down witli the club and
beat her severely. It was further
given in evidence that when spoken to
on the subject, ho said that ho "had
done what ha meant to do" and when
urged afterwards to look upon his
dead brother, he manifested tho most
brutal rage at tho proposition. It is
altogether one of tho most revolting
cases that ever came before a court
of justice, and the probabilities ate that
it will "O hard with tho criminal. He
is apparently forty-two or forty-five
vears of age, with a careless and
harsh expression of countenance, yet
liardlv in keeping with tho fearful
deed of which he stands accused. It
is seldom in one's life that the opportu
nity is afforded of looking upon the
actor in a tragedy so fearful. Even
the terrible l'aikman case, which has
made tli3 people of tlic wide Union
stand aghast, boars no comparison to
the really unnatural horrors of this
case, here in our very midst. Branded
with the crime of the "first murderer,"
it is hard to realise the fact as ho sits
i,v nnruirpntlv with liarileiicd indiller
c'nee. barely scanning the purposes of
-..I
tho court. 11 nitgnt nc supposes,
rather, that ho would welcome the
sentence which would release him
from the scorpion stings of remorse
fur imbi nhiL' hands in a brothers blood.
P. S. Since the above was in type,
tho verdict of the jury has been ren
dered, which consigns MeLcndcn to
the Penitentiary for life, on the ground
of there having been mitigating cir
cumstances !"
A thousand pities that such a wretch
escapes the just punishment of the
halter, and nny thing but ominous ot
good is such an immunity from the
proper punishment as the law thus
holds out for the blackest criminality.
In the able plea of the Attorney Gen
eral, that officer stated the appalling
and significant fact that in the time
ho had acted as such, (some two years
and a half.) fifteen cases of homicide
had occurred in his circuit, without a
capital conviction; a fearful evidence
that mistaken mercy to the criminal
must be productive of frightful injus
tice to society. Life is worth little,
as is thus evidenced, when such
crimes cannot meet adequate punish
men t. Nash rilkfla nne.r.
Napoleon's Vkteu.vns. A cor
respondent of the Boston Atlas, writ
ing Ironi Paris, describes tho follow
ing scene :
A strange and ghostly spectacle
came athwart our gay and busy
streets, on the anniversary of the
death of the Emperor Napoleon. The
few remaining relics of that great
armv, sound and whole enough to
walk, assembled beneath the column
of the i'lacc Vcndomo, and repaired
in procession to the Invalides, to ecle
hmtn mass iii honor of bis nanic. I
cannot describe to you tho effect of
the assemblage 01 wiinercu spucucs,
attired in the uniforms of the regi
ments to which they had belonged.
It seemed as if each had risen from
the tomb, or risen from the battle-field,
wherein they had once been lelt rot
ting in the sun or stiffening in the
snow. The processioti passed without
exciting the least enthusiasm; the
crowd Tollowcd it in si'ence and in
awe. The church was hung with
black, and the places round the altar
were reserved for tho veterans of the
Guard, of whom three and twenty
yet remain. The celebrated llnlan,
whose jaw was shot away in seeking
to place himself before the Emperor,
in a skirmish in Russia, acted as
sacristan, an J his "silver jaw-bone,"
fresh polished for the occasion, shone
and glittered in the sun, while Main
eloukc Fezdah, without legs, and in
Eossession of but one eye, claimed the
onor of holding the chief taper. Al
together, it was one of the most nerv
ous and extraordinary ceremonies I
ever witnessed."
Doo ExrRESs. The Alnncsota
Pioneer gives the following account
of the "dog train" which recently ar
rived at St. Paul from the extreme
Northwest:
"Tlio train arrived on Mondat last,
with a hcavv mail from Pembina and
the Selkirk settlement, distance live;
hundred miles. Snows are reported j
very deep in tlic norm, i nc uirec
dogs, having made fifty miles n day
some days, were much fatigued at the
end of their journey; being fed, they
laid down in tli3ir harnesses for sever
al hours and slept, but moving their
leet, while sleeping on their sides, as
if they were still travelling. Their
sledge is a light board, with sides to
it, of green hide, making a sort of
open shoe, with a prow turning up in
front, skate fashion. The sledge con
tained the mail and provisions for the
dogs and two men, pemican, &e.;
there being no dwelling to stop at
for many hundred miles. One of the
men, half-breeds, travelled ahead ol
the dogs; and the other, with a stick
to drive them and a rope to hold back
tho sledge down hill, came behind.
The dogs are sharpcarcd, a little
abuvc the medium size, and look much
like wolves. Wo have been thus
particular in describing this travelling
equipage, knowing that it will seem -novel
to our readers in the States.",
Sr. Louis, April 8.
The steamer Ohio arrived here this
afternoon from New Orleans.
Tho Ohio brought up the passen
gers of tl e Commodore Perrv.aground
on No. 8, and reports that eight of
the Perry's passengers had died of
the cholera within a day or two.
Some dozen men left this city with
in a day or two, and many have
passed from above, whose object is
doubtless to join the Cuban expedition.
Great secrecy is observed in their
movements. Large sums have been
promised them, am! they left under
the pretence of going to Clingres. It
is pretty well understood, however,
that their ultimate destination will be
Cuba.
A late Santa Fe paper states that
Senator Footo has written a letter to
.Mr. Skinner of that territory, in which
he advises tho people to merely ask
for a territorial government.
The Journal of Commerce argues
the Fugitive Slavo question. The
"Express" quotes one of its illustra
tions from the Bible :
"The necessity of surrendering fu
gitive slaves wo regret, but cannot
avoid. . Whatever tho constitution
requires of us in that matter wc will
perforin, unless wo shall become con
vinced which wc are not at present
that it is clearly contrary to the
law of God. On this point wc cannot
overlook the lacts that when Oncsi
mus, the slave of Philemon, ran avvav
from his master, and fled to Rome,
where ho was converted under the
instructions of Paul, then a prisoner,
the latter did not smuggle him oil by
the underground railroad, nor conceal
him in some garret or cellar of the
metropolis, but sent him back to h s
master, Willi a most courteous, allec
tionate, and christian letter, 'beseech'
ing Philemon to set Uncsimus at
liberty; but at the same time promis
ing, over his own signature, to pay
him whatever might be due by Ouesi
mus. (whether including service or
not doos not distinctly appear Irom
the record.) and to indemnify him for
any wrong which the latter might
have committed. Our own views in
reference to this matter are just like
Paul's, as expressed in his letter to
Philemon. If a slave should escape
to us from his master, wc would use
our bejt endeavors to secure his free
dom not by violating the rights of
property as recognised by law, nor by
getting up or countenancing a mob,
but by friendly negotiation with the
master, appealing perhaps to his
magnanimity, and at the same time
putting our hands into our own pock
ets, and soliciting others to do the
same, that we might share with the
master in the pleasure of giving the
poor fellow his liberty. Wo would
say to the master, as Paul said to
Pliilcmon. 'Without thy mind would
1 do nothing; that thy benefit should
not be, as it were, of necessity, but
willingly.' It would seem as if this
epistle of Paul to Philemon was caus
ed to bo written for precisely such
cases as the present. It is a light
from above, to enlighten the darkness,
abate the fanaticisms, and direct the
svmpathies of men in their proper
channels."
"Mary, I am glaJ your heel has
got well"."
Why?' said Mary, opening wide
her large, blue eyes with astonish
ment.
Oh, nothing," said Mag, "only I
cc its able to be out."
Some ignorant and infatuated per
sons in Cardington, Uushbury, and
other parishes are signing a petition
to the Almighty to chain tho devil,
&& Shrewsbury Journal.
Home Department.
SI1 JUNG AND SUMMER
GOODS FOR 1850!
WIVZ. 12. B ALLS W
AS just received a splendid slock of
SPUING and SUMMIilt GOODS,
d I reel Iron) ihe city of Philadelphia, nail
e tubrac in almost every article culled lor
ia this market. He will not undertake to
enumerate die various articles, or the very
low prions at wliicli lliey vill he oll'ered,
but will only fay to the community at
large, and his friends and lornier customers
particularly, that he expects mid is de'.ei
mined to sh Goods as low ns ttny mer
chant in Alliens. The community general
ly tire earnestly and respeeilully invited to
call and examine his stuck ol Goods.
Produce of almost every kind will
be laken in exchange (or goods.
April l'J, l.v.O if S-2
1-1 Days later from Philadelphia!
From the Uegiilar Packet SniiHirrnr.r, and
Jlailroad, tec hare news up In the U7th
nil., irhic.li tec jrec bcluw :
George VI. tos3 fc Co.
AltE are now receiving their SPUING
and SUM ME 11 .-tuck of STAPLE and
FANCY I ! I V GOODS, of the vt-ry li.ti.-i
Fl Its, coiiistiii2 in pnrt of .Super Ijlack
French Cloth; fancy Doesliin Ca-simers;
Casinels; Casimers; Tweeds, &.C.; Linens;
Lawns; Cambrics and Jaconets; Prints ol
all kinds and prices; Hals nud Caps, a
largo lot of Hungarian, California, Cou-
nress, Soperlino and Silk, 1th March styles;
liuols and Shoes, the I.imcsI and best stuck
now in market, both lor Ladies and Gents;
Mises and Children's Shoes; IJonnels, a
very pretty lot of Alhoni, Chip straw and
Cobum. of the latest patterns, Also, a large
lot ol Drugs, I'ateiit iMcuienies, faints,
Paint Cru-hes. &.C Wellir's Japan liluck-
ill1', the best ever offered (or sale.
TUU.iVUU,
4 larje lot ol Sotiy s uuseious Ldixury,
Pen's best Virginia, and the Lung Caen.
cigaiis,
a good lot of Casadotes, Principe, and the
Nashville Kegilia.
All ol which we will sell Very low for
CASH or COU.N l'llY PRODUCE paid
down, ns we hove to establish the PAY
DOWN SYSTEM in order to Sell cheap.
Call and examine. It will be lime, and
munev saved.
April ID, IS.IO-tf 72
THE LARGEST STOCK YE'Fl
Spring and Summer Goods !
8. K. il EE I) Eli
9S now receiving and opening his supply
of SPUING and SUM. M Kit GOODS,
which have been selected at the East by
himsell, Willi great care, with a view sole
Iv to accommodate Hie taste and wants ot
the people of this section. I J is slock com
prises the best assortment ever brought to
this market. There is no mistake at out it
not the least particle ol humbug, as all
can see who will call. And what is mine
to ihe point and purpose, he is determined
tosll CHEAPER THAN ANY UODY,
for prompt pay.
All who want the very best of Goods at
ihe lowest prices, 3an get them by calling
on him ut the old stand. He returns Ins
thanks lo Ins old friends and customers,
and invites their atteiiiioa lo his present
slock.
The usual nitieles of trade taken in ex
change for Goods, at the highest prices
given.
" April ID. l?50-tf 82
LooirBefore3foBuy!
3. 7. ICAPwTXlT
ESPECTKULL Y begs leave to call
the attention of his Iriends and the
public in general lo his large anil fashiona
ble stock of SPUING AND SUM MI '.It
GOODS, that he i jul receiving. These
Goods have been selected with great care,
and bought as low as cash could buy them
in any market in the United Slates.
His slock consists in pari ol the follow
ing articles: Super lSltie, IJIack. Drown,
and invisible Green French and Knglisli
Cloths; Tweeds and Cassiineres. of new
and b.-autilul styles; Chameleon Silk and
Satin Vesting"; Silk Velvet, &c.; Kentucky
Jeans; S.iiiin tts; fancy Hmp Linens;
Ijinen Chambreys; Muekcye do; Cotton
ades; Nankeens, twilled mid plain; 0-1
Drap d'Eie, very fine and beautiful; 7 8 do.
for Coats and Pauls; 0-1 Monletey Cord;
T8 do., beauiilnl for Coali mid Punts.
Tim uwm
are particularly invited locall and examine
our Fashionable Slock if Drm GnntU
lliey can't be beat. They consist in part of
Ihe following; Uich Chameleon figured
Si!k; fashionable I'laiJ do.; Silk Dareges
of every shade; heautilul Silk Tissues, a
variety ol . patterns; 13arege; Muslin,
corn and nil oilier colors; Swiss Muslins;
Jaconetis; Victoria Lawns; French printed
and American L5ar'd Muslins; a large as-1
sorimeut of L'rench, Englif li and Ameri- j
can Prints; Honnels; Uihbands; Silk Mils; i
Kid Gloves; Veils; Fans; Flowers; Wreaths; i
Linen and Silk ll'k'f'?; beauiilul needle
work Collars; plain and fancy colored Silk !
Twist, for Purses and Uelticules; Steel,
Gold, and Silver Deads; Ear and I-'mger
llmgs; Shell Tuck and Side Combs, and a j
ereat variety of lancys and staples loo tedi
ous lo mention, and as cheap as the cheap
est; Hals: Caps; Shoes and LJools; Hard
ware ar.d Cutlery; tlueensware; a large lot
of superior Coffee and Sugar 1 1 llw. Su
gar lor 1 0 lbs. of superior IlioCoffee si,
Alspice; Pepper; Ginger; Salaratus; Soda;
Indigo and Madder, Copperas; Ex't Log
wood; Whits and lied Lead; Putty; Glass,
&.C &.C.
Also, for sale 200 barrels Virginia Sail,
with every other article usually kept for
sale in country stores.
And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, I re
turn you my heart-felt thanks fur your past
favors, but past favors ate gone with past
necessities, and I am Ihe same needy crea
ture yet, and in conclusion, I will s iy 1
can live on as small profits as any man,
consequently I can sell you as cheap goods
as toy body. Come and see.
D. F. MARTIN.
Calhoun, April 19, 18j0 if c2
i
Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tenn.
Francis F. Petti tt , Executor of Martin
Kirl'man, deceased,
rs.
The Creditors or said Martin Kirfman.
rilUE account ordered to be taken in this
cause at the last term of the Chance
ry Court at Cleveland, will he taken at 'he
ollice of the Clerk and Master in Cleve
land on Thursday the Dili day of May next,
at which time and place the parlies are
notified to attend with their prcnl.
JAS. H EltllY. C. & M.
April ID, 13.30 3t Prs lee S3 82
Price McNiir for himself and others,
!.
John McNair.
'JMIR account oidered lo be taken in this
cause ai tiie last term of the Chancery
Court at Cleveland, will betaken at Ihe
ollice of Ihe Clerk and Master in Cleveland
on Monday ihe i!Oih day of May next, at
which time and plane the parties are noti
fied lo -attend tv it li their proof.
JAS. L5K.lt ItY. 0. & M.
April ID, I MO It I'rs fee 83 82
CenjamiD V. Pally, Executor of Obid
Pally, deceased.
rs,
George O. Pally. Lucinda Crockett, and
her bu-bind Divid Crockett, Lucinda
Crocket ami her liu-diand James Crock
ed, ami oil.i'rs, heirs of said Obid I'attV.
riMlE account ordered lo betaken in this
" cause nt the lat t rin ol" Ihe Chan
cery Court at Cleveland, will be taken at
ihe olhco of the Clerk and Master in
Cleveland on Thursday the 23d day of
May next, a: which lime the parties are
notified lo attend with their proof.
JAS. I5KUUY, C. & M.
April ID, 1550. It Prsfee $3 82
Daguerreotypes.
"Siirpri-ini; art! by which we lend
Our uiMuleiiiiiico lo mi ubfent friend
Or leave a token for the bower,
Where love laments the parting hour."
ii w. r,.fwit n.vt'jf,
A DAtil'KURKAN ARTIST oflon? ex.
pcriotico ii in I much praciico, re.pentfully
informs the citi.i ns of Athens mid vicinity,
that lie has opened a room lit the. A'I'IIKSs
IIOI'KI., where lie is preoared to take
.Mimatl'Iik I.iki:.t.ssi:9 by Ua'iierreoii pro
ci'J", at prices so reil.iceil as to hrini; it
within the menus of every iuiliviiliial to avail
li i i n "i-l f of tin' privilege of ohfaiiiinir H me-
iiiento so ilesirtihle, to bes'ow upon ii loved
one. He respectfully solicits the, patronoge
of Athens ami McMiiiu county.
Mr. L. could ttive many llatteriiiir notices
of bis skill, but be ileen.s it iinnenessary, lis
tie wislics Ins work to recoiuiuuinl tuin.
(j-Iii-triirticiii uivi'ii in thu Art , mid Ap
paratus forni-hi'd on libtrul terms.
April .r, lb.jll tf 80
iyH have now in operation our new Paper
' .Mill, mid ore prepared to execute nil
orders lor rnncr on tlio most lavoriiolo terms
Or.lers for I'aper must he iiocompanied with
the C'afh, unless u soceilic contract exists
otherwise.
For Ood r.lean Cotton and Linen Rags, de
livered nt tlio .Mill, we five .'I cents per pound,
iayal)lu in 1 n per, lionKs, A e.
IIAKN.SIIIl'.MAN i CO.
April 1-J, 1 85(1 :tiu 81
In Chancery Court ut Madisoninle,
Jlpril links, 1850.
Benjamin White,
rs.
Mastin Henderson and Stnkely L Smith.
B T nppenritii! that ilefeiiilaiit Henderson is u
M. citizen of the State of Texas, publication
is ordered for four successive weeks in thu
Athens I'ost, rcipiiriui; said Justin Hender
son to appear lit the next term of the Chan
eery Court, to be held ut the Court-house in
Mailisouville, on Iho .')d Monday of Septem
ber next, mid answer the crossbill filed by
complainant Ibinjaiiuti While, or the same
will, as to said Henderson, beset for liciirjnj;
ex parte. J. A. COFFIN, C. V M.
April l:, lS.-.d It IVs fee $.t 8t
CIUXCK11 Y HALF. I'AL UAttLK
ThXUS.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Cleveland, made nt its Feb
ruary term, 1S50, I will offer lor sale, at
public auction, on the premises on Tues
day the 7th day of May next, the follow
ing described pieces or parcels of land,
situated in the county of Polk, in ihe Slate
of Tennessee, lo wit: The iVorlh-west
quarter "I section four. Fractional town-
smp lirsl, Kill i Lie seconu, r..isl; anu Hie
South half of the Sotnli-west quarter ol
section thirty-three, Fractional township
second, South, ratine second. East of the
Hasis line, all in the Ocoee district, con
taining in the whole two hundred and for
ty acres, it being the land that Samuel A.
Jasley died seized and possessed.
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES 13 ERR Y. C. & M.
March 22. Ml) Pr's lee $5 7l 73.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
4hNK or two Rood workmen nt Tin Date,
M r to whom tin: highest waives anil constant
employment will lie given. None but good
workmen of indii'trioos luihits need apply.
J. W. IILACKWKIX, Athens, Tenn.
Athens, Uareh 15, lfCill tf 77
AT K 22 IT S H 0 T B L 5
ATimXS, TF.XX.
Geo. W. Elayo
HAS removed to the largo linck Tavern
nil the Public Square, beretolore occu
pied by James S. Itridsri-s, Ksii., wliere he is
prepared to ucoiniiiodalc tho traveluij; puh
"Vfarch 8.18.-.0 If 70
-a B;S RIO COKFi:t:, n primrar
.fl. .fl-& tirtr , new crop, just received and
for talc nt 17 cents by tl.el.iic.
.m. i;wi: & ;ili.Espik.
Athens, March 15, Wt If 77
AVINBt)AV J li'ASS !
Ttrl! have now in Store, ainl are prepared
w V to fill orders lor any quantify, ili-scrip-size
of il.i'i s t.luss, Ii, lit It i
maltest size to .li hy li inrbes, from the
t:tass Works of tlie"HoLSTox M am i acti kim.
Com pan v.
The (ilast Manufactured by this Company
is equal to nny made in the l iiited State, ami
is much superior to the quality usually
breuirht to this market.
WILLIAMS li CO.
Knoxville, Nov. 2.1, ls l! 61
I RON Tire Iron of every ilesopption, on
I hand and for sale hy J- K. BUOWN.
Oct 13, Id 111 tf 5
WELC IIjDELEVAN & NATHANS' NATIONAL ClltCUS
4
.'V
The largest Cowj.am in tha world, will Kehibit at Cleveland, on Monday,
May iUh; Charleston, Tuesday, 'dh; Athens, Wednesday, S.- Philadelphia,
Thursday, Dth; Madisoni-ih; Friday, Villi. ONE DA Y O.NLV.
Admission Fifty cents Children anil Colored Persons half price.
Doors open at half past one o'clock, Performance to .commence nt 2 o'
clock, V. M., and 7 o'clock in the evening.
THE Proprietors of this well known pop. '"fib" "b;.ve Artists are Lnvai. r Lec.C. Lee,
ular Cou.pan. have spared no pams Lummn J.ee, am I heodore Lee.
or nxpeiKc in procuring all Ihe first talent AUo, attached to the I roup" will be found
in both Europe ami America, howiiini.
peur in their wonderful scenic Act-, mii:-
nasim Feats, Poitle Troks Oh.be ami Unr'
rel I'.ereise. VBiillitii.', both single and
doublu LeapiiiL'. i:.uilit.rioiiis. 'i iiiiibling.
Pyrimiilica! lleviccs I'osiuring, Comic
Singing. Dancing, Comic hurletlns, luler-
liuie". Farces, Promenades, Cavalcades,
Musipii rudes, ceo,
I'he (3 rand A Pi A AIAXA, or Iirpcriiil Clm-
riot, urowu t.y ,w ettgaai hones, ami "nven
bv the Lhampion U( uiiiu or Lion W nip.
Mark Jolin-on, will make Its appenrnnce in
lown ot. llli o'clock A. M cootainmg the
N. V. Kni-kerhocker Urn-a JJiind. led by
Air. Nceve, who will perioral u II the most
loshi.. liable and modem nirs ut the dny.
The Four European Suir-.. termed the
JYccromttnccrs, r thu liolllo Alngicians,
beii'g liie Uriginals in their Novel Perform- ,
nuces nil others tthonmy iillempt these
fen I are complete lltiiiiliiis, ns these four
pernio nrc tho g-cntimc .Magicians, nod.
were engaged by tins Esiaulishuieiit in Eu-
rone, exprus-ly for this coiuitry. The ii'iue-s
1 8 5 0.
FXP.ST mi7.L.
Sl'RLVGJXD SUM.MUll GOODS.
Itvadford V Bf orison
A UE receiving and openins llieir supply
ol SPIMNU and SUAIMEIl (.iOOU-S,
comprising a geneial assorliiieni of the very
l-itukt B.irluu 'I'liuir v.nelr uua spteeli-fl
with great care, as they are determined to
oiler their customers none but the
K ight Sort of Goods !!
f,,i . . . . .i . t . e- l I
1 ney suse?i to llieir ouj irienus . uu ..in
public aeuetally lo give Ihetn a call, ex
amine for themselves, and lliey are confi
dent they will buy, ns "quick salts and
shorl prolits" is their inoiio.
. Feathers, Lieeswax, Tallow, l-'!ax
and Tow Linen, taken in exchange lot
Gonds.
April 5, 1S."0 If 80
isoakcdi Mi-iioi s kT
JaS. S. lllillHJKS respectfully iliforms the
public that lie has removed from the
Athens Hotel to the bouse recently occupied
by Ksq. Mayo us n l'lihlic House, where he is
prepared to nccommoilata a few p.'iitleuieu
witli lioardiug, by tlie year, inuntli, week i r
ilnv.
iH. II. A fen horses would lie kept if re
quired. Alliens, April 5, 16511 If frO
CIMA'CEll Y C O L it T .1 T .i Till:
xs,
April lluhs. 1
.VcEweu vV Cillespie,
f.
David Carter and wile, John Pavis and Flias
Davis.
IN this c:ine it appears from tin nllei.",.tion
in complainants bill, which is sworn t .,
that David Curler, one of the defendant', i'
iioii-re-ident of tin: Stale ol TeimcM.'. it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk anil .'V.i-tcr
at his Rules, that publication be made in
the Alliens Va't, a ncwpi.per printed in
Athens, for four siicces-ivi! weeks, requiriui;
the said uu-resideiit ileleiidant to make his
personal appearance- lit our next t'lianeiTy
Court, to be holdeli ill Athens, Mc.Mimi coun
ty, Teiinesee, on Ihe .'id Monday of Aiumt
next, and plead , answer or demur '. miii
pbiiiiniils lull filed against him in said Chan
cery Court, or the same will be t.ikeu as con
fessed as to him and set lor liearnu; accord
ingly. WM. I.OWRV, C. .V M.
April 5, 1 850 It IVa fee $.i c'J
Stephen !. Reeder,
rs
David Carter and wife, John D.ivis and Clins
Davis.
IN thiscnusc it appearing Irom un iili.'iaii-ui
-- in c.iii.plaiuaiit's bill, winch is sworn lo,
that David t'art.-r, one ol Hie del. hiliiuM, is n
. ..... i,..,.. ..t -i".
llo.l-r.--ioe.il ... nil' '-i'in: 'i i ' mi' "'
therefore ort'ere.l by '.he Cli-ik A: Ma-li-r "I
bis Kiiles, thai piitilicalion be made in the
Athens 1'ost, a m-wspiip. r printed in . ftlieii".
for lour successive weeks requiring anl lioi."
resident ilefeiiilaiit to m-ike ois p. r'oiial np
pearauee at our next I'liiince'v Court , In be
lioldeii ill Athens, .1c.Minii r.i.iiity. 7'. niie.
sec. on the .'1.1 Monday of . .ii.it nrt. nud
plead, iinwer or .lein.ir to roiuplaiiiaiit's t ill
filed against him in said Chano-M Court , or
Ihe same will in- taken us roniisf.-d a- t.-1 i.n
and set lor henrinc accordion I v.
WM. I.OV'.: . 1 . I.
lS.-.O It IV fee jl
April .
N otic r. .
A 1,1. persons indebted to tl.o :'.--r.f r
m. note or nccoiint, for l-is ; . .- .'
coiicrru of CI.KAliK .V '.. .- a'.
inilet.ted In klNli VCO.,wi!l . ". -.-.-
in the builds u( Tims. V.-uul.-m.
liave been placed for coll.vtie-i. I .i'.'.t'T.. -
n.i: to llieir el. inns nt II , li'iun; u r.a oi ii.e
Circuit Court, they will save .-'t.
j I'll . ii .
April 5. 1S.VI 2t
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Alhrns, Tcnnttstt,
rll.l.i.rartincin the Courts of M.mr.H-,
. . . ... - It A '
Itra.lley , and Tolk counties.
Orifice nearly opposite tlie Tlautcr's Hunk,
March 1, leiutf 74
" ' ""'"
f 1,,ri0 I-piestnnn; J. Lovcit. the Clo-vn
"' nil Clown, bsMpml ne.-r ft I on ml or
Known utu worm over. Mr ,e,i jnineiw.,
me uroai ijhi.joim. kiiii u-'iii. aior oi :y
gro t.'baracler, Pmh't While, Ibu gentlei
inn ii i y Hiding Alnner. I'. ,M. Dickinson,
thj very loniiy t-'ooiic S nger. Madam
Wood 4, liie heuulif'nl 1'cnitilo Kipiestrian.
Air. E. W'imiiN, the 1'er-fomtot ol" iho Wild
I ml in n ol Ihe desert, inn! olleT vry inter-
es,jn,, scene... Washington Chambers, lbs
Ain-ricnn Scenic I'erloru.er on a smtle
,,rs., J. 1 1 :ir U i n . ceiehrnlrd fur his Ilo-
lim Al. Uvi) 1(irs,.s ,lv .s.n.-ri-r-tx.
&c- lilory, the Cine po-iurer and
1)llm.,,r Aolonio Pstor, ..round and lofty
Tumbler. Frank Pastor, the Pet of ihn
Circle, nud iiniirpned in Ins brilliant prin.
cipal net on a single hore, Mini Myled iho
rr--.it,'t wonder of liii u'e. Al'o, Master
William I'.slor, e'eionil ill lii- most Extra-
ordinary Evi-r.'i-e, kV.c.
For further particular see L'illsat IIo
tels, Sl:.
Allien-, April l!). IS"0 !Jl 8-
Consolidated Lotteries
OF 3IA11YLAM)
INSTITUTED by net of Assembly of the
I " -Male, and drawn under the supervision
of Coinmissioneis ujipointed by executive
i authority.
A
r.RiijjAxr
GALAXY OF
S'ri
;r.v
the United
lliese
'aiders,"
Are offered to the Citizens of
SvMel' ll,r""' "ie Aaency ..I
I " World Renowned I' iv.
I GQLTI1T&C0.,
.
0m,.p W. C()r Ua,i,re & (
alverl sts..
MLSKIM L'CII.IIIMi, i:I.TIMOIIK, Ml).
We extract from Hie rdli.'i.il report of i lie
Managers some of the principal Capital
Prizes sold by Colvin Si. Co. til lJaltiuiure,
MJ.
IJnpiTct'iIctitetl success in March!
Enough In make a Califnruinn Stare !
15EUOI.D! LOOK!! READ!!!
Grand i'liiiital I'ritrs Solil in .March I
At the Agency of Colvin Si Co., Balti
more, Aid.
N'os. Captlalis,
.i-j i.v ii. i it it i.
Sold in firorjia.
I :r.t c.r,
I. "..Ill I! I.
til. in ie.
f-e"tlH.
'Il.lilltl.
Sold in Kentucky.
Sold in N. York.
"ld in It.iltiinore:
I I I ".
Ill --
The
it.. 't.iilitl. Sold in Virginia,
tirand Capital I'rie. diss E.
sil),(l(ii, drawn .March 111, !.)(, Ngs. 5 (J
lit), was semper order in a Package of
(luarters of Ti.-keis l y certilicale to a cor-le.-poiideut
in Alabama.
COI.VIX & CO.
Correspond! nt will phase Police Ihe
I511ILMANT LOTTJCKIiiS
To be Drawn in the Cily of L' n'liinore, Md.
Price of
I'ackar-a
Dale
Capitals. No.'ill!;.ls. Tk'is. i(ir.
April i, i-,'..uiiii .uios.rj'lr..
April
April
...iiiin 7Mms.l::dr.,
:!."i.lillll 75ii,iS. ,r.,
l l,i M II I 7Sii.is.l Idr.,
yu.li'iil i;''.n.,s.iii,!r.,
o7,"tIH 7 -"nils. I 'J Jr.,
y."..(iti(l 7iios.lMr.,
'-'11.1'tlll 7".iio--.'lr.,
;;ii.ni!(i 7ni.s.i.:,ir..
r.l.dll'7 7-nos.l Idr.,
I ..( HI 7".no.l Idr.,
.1(1.1 Mil I 7o.i.l". ir ,
'J.".,(l(IO 7"nos.-.'lr.,
I S.I H '(I 7Saos :;,ir..
IS
l't, S3
r. is
"., 17
Mi. S3
US
17
1". H3
18
1. 13
!-. -15
t. US
'. 18
10. ."3
r. is
-., is
10, Sfi
;;o
r, is
l. u3
r, l s
4. 13
uu. 7r,
s. U't
IS
April 1.
Apni r,
'April 0,
April S.
April '.l.
April III,
April 1 1.
April I.',
, 'M'rf '
April 5,
April Hi,
A prill i ..ioI'i.IHHI 7..i,.s . 1 - r
April S, !j5,l:n( 7m s l."idr..
, prill'.! out 1 1 I.I It II I 7'n,, :!,r
. 1 . . ' ' '
Apri' y.i, IH.I'iliI
i:.!r.,
Aprils.'. :;.ii.',ui it
'no... I Idr.,
April '!."!,
April-1.
Aprils..
Aprils'..
April -7.
April
ApriC.tl.
til.f 7Mius.l:Sdr.,
:n f.l 100 7MK.S.I I Jr.,
-H.lKtil 7 "iios.-j,lr.,
l:!,."ii.l 7tio..1dr.,
7,".ll(MI 7 ."mios. I Idr..
-'("..IMMI 7 -lies. I. ".dr.,
Jll.Ot.HI 7"iios,-.,dr.,
The above are liie most brilliant schemes
evt r ollered.
On, order fr a Capital Pi he!
Cty-Corti-spoiiiinits can transact business
litro-.u'i i:.e mails witli this agency, as
w , !. a- y, iMinally present.
I.c::. r c.trf uliy ilirtcled anj answered
:: r-'ura nsjii.
Cri N. Co. send Manars Official
IVlS l;-g to hll tv tin older tickets.
I'.tf.k notes on nil good banks in the
country, or Prize lickeis received in pay
ment, at par, lor tickets,
I'nz-s cashed at sight. Dank drafts re
mitted to ilio-e hi.ldin? pri.s.
All orders are carefully complied with.
The most prompt attention always given
lo orders.
Please address COI.VIN &. CO.
LUliiuiorp, MJ.
MmcU 20. lr.0 lm
.
1 l'l.U 1 ARB. SODA , just re
i reived aud for sale, by
Apr li ii. W. KOSS CO.