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MURDER AND SrIcInE.-A most horrd
murder and suicide occurred in tbc unnnr
part OF this District near Fcas,crvjIIc on
Tuesday last, we have been informed.
The circumstances OF the case. as far =.
we have been able to ascertain. scans tn hn
that Il Mr. GEORGE DYE, on the :}lst uj,.. for
causes unknown TO the public. shot his wife,
who was instantly killed, and then dc!bcr-
atciy reloaded the gun and put an end to his
own miserable existence. We understand
that the children of The parties were eve Wit
hcSscS to Tins deep tragedy Fairfield Her.
nLl ILh inSL
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-08

A HIGH PRICE FOR BEM.--Thc Empcror
OF Russia has offered reward of 10000 ru-
blcs (S27, 5000 TO whoever shall capture the
Polish Gen. Bam.
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don't say any thing bout !, to any ono else
oh no massa-so mister Edilcr thcus MY
sperments Oh the stamps Yours
JNO. GINGER.
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.Nor9h CUr0'im Eicc'i,2 From The Gods
horp' rH'r!o', wA learn tint in I.lnor county
LANE (n2m.) has N ,In:.tv Of l6S In
Hrccn - 10 30 The reports from Pitt are
That STANLEY has lost ground. In WAYNE
60. LA%E has 1913, STANLEY POI. Seventh
District Sampson Co. .Asu2 G2J, REID III.
N1rs;.w, AsUE u, REID 70.
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A HANnsoMn lNIIEnIrANcE.-Ju

A HANpSoME INHERITANCE Judge
Jones, in the Court OF Common Pleas
of Northampton county, Pa) has set
ASIDE the will OF Peter Miller. a veal,
thy old bachelor, who died lately at
Easton, which was affirmed by the
Supreme Court, The entire estate,
therefore. amounting to nearly $780,
600, with the exception Of a few lril-
inc legacics, which arc valid under
will, goes 10 Peter Miller, OF Ohio, the
nephew aud only heir at law of the
deceased. The haSton Wing says:
The fortunate individual who comes
into possession OF so large an estatr is
about sixty years OF age, and resides
IN Morgan county, Ohio, where he
has worked n farm as tenant for a
long time. lie has large family
a full bakers dozen of children, ali
poor
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Forest Hill Academy.

TsNHE WINTER SESSION Of this In
Il stiuuuon will commence On the FIRST
Monday in September, under the superin
lendence Of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, as,
sisted by his Lady, and close the last Of
January.
Mt. Slmuc's ability and faithtulress as
competent anu efficient instructor, have
teen thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen years. The Tfus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution to the consideration o! those who
desire their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire Months, PGy-
able at The end Of lie session
Spelling, Readlog, Wiring aud : E5 on
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geographic 3 m
aud the above,
Latin aud French Languages, ..>
Mathematics, Natural PhIloso- m nm
phy, Moral Science, A.lrono-
my, Sc,
One load Of wood or IS cts. 10 each
scholar will be required during this session.
by older Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE, Sec.
Aug. 10, lS4Q-u %
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NOJV FOR BARGAINS

m HE SUBSCRIBER retur his sim
crre thanks to The Public generally for
The ve;y liberal support he has heretofore
received. lie informs his friends and all
others who wish to purchase articles in his
line Of business, that he still continues 10
manufacture n, his old stand. IN Athens,
SddIcs, Saddlcbags, Brides, Portmanieaus,
TrarcIiiUg IrunkS, Coach, Buggy
aad Woggon Harness 9every de-
ScriptiOn;
for durability and nratness, cannot be sur
passed by any in East Tennessee, and on
the most accommodating terms.
ALSO,
In connection with his brother, contin-
ues 10 make 10 order, COdchee, BarOuches,
Buggjes, CnyyGiis, and every other ari-
rr IN that line OF business, Carriages Of
every description repaired. He hopes by
sIricl attention to business, and a deiermn-
alton 10 please. TO secure the patronage Of
the public. Cone on with your UttlNOE
friends. and will insure good bargains
Corn, Bcg., Pork, Feathers, Beeswnr,
CIoih, Sc. will be taken in exchange Tor
work. EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Oct, 81, lS49-lf 5
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Dr, 1ownsend'S

N,iF,1hI i.IssI.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN
TIRE WoRLD!!
This extract is PIT mp IN quart Bottles :
IL is SIR times cheaper, piedsdnier, and
tcarrantcd superior 30 any soId. IL
cures disease riihoui r0miting,
pwemg, sichsujag or de-
biiioling The patients.
TsNHE great beauty and superiority Of this
L S,rseparra over all other medicines
-, while It eradjcalrs disease, II lnvgorat"S
,hc body. It Is one Of the very best Spring
and summer medicines ever known, II not
uny puriies the whole system aud strength
ems the person, bat 1t creates new, pure
%-Tich brood; 1tuwet possessed by -
other medicine. Aud IN this lies the grand
secret of its wonderful success. 1t has per-
formed within the last two years, more
than 80 600 cures OF severe cases OF dis>
eases: at eas, 5000 were considered incu-
rah,.. II has saved the lives of more than
5000 children the Two past seasons alone.
More tn an 5000 cases Of chronic rheuma-
usm; 1000 cases OF Dyspepsia; 4,OOO ca
SOS of general debility and want OF energy;
1000 cases OF the different Female Com,
plants: 1900 OF Scroiua; 800 cases Of
the Liver Complaints; $500 cases 81 aus,
ease Of the kidnrys and DropsS 2,uUU
cases OF Gravel; 900 eases Of headache;
500 cases Of the Dr0psyi S,COO cases o,
CONSUMPTION; and thousands OF cases OF
diseases Of the blood, VIZ: Ulcers, Erys'pe~
lbs. Salt Rhrum, PmPles on the Face,
Scald Head, Teuer, Neuralgia, &c, &c
together with numerous cases OF Sic"
Headache. Pam IN the side and Chest,
Spinal Affections. SC. &c.
GREAT BUSINESS.
We have pot up al our mandatory inc
mast season 600 bottles OF Sarsaparl'la per
day. or q 900 per weot or at the rae OF
ONE .N!LLIO.N TWO HUNDRED
.4.ND FORTT-ETGHT THOUSAND
PER YEAR. Add even this enormous
quanl,v does not supply the demand. We
constantly keep running two Napier steam
Presses, most Of the time, night and day.
We printed Of our Almanac, 1913, 2,OOO,-
600, which cost SI2 900 cash. ltempIoy.
ed over 80 girls six months 10 fold and
stitch them. The present edition VIII be
much larger. The moot extensive man'"c'
tory in Europe or America, cannot make
as great number of bottles as we require
We have a large number oI men and BOYS
employed collecting roots. sc. Indeed the
number Of hands that We employ directly
and indirectly, IN making glass, paper
rorks. sealing wax, packing boxes pratt
,ng. aud preparing The ingredients, sc I,
would appear incredible. Inc "onoe''u'
success OF this medicine has lnanced some som
twenty or more moa To pui UP ,'ars'Ps'''a
m The same shalej bottles, ana INITIATE "
IN every possible manner; bu' the w
umphdt success Of iH'S medicine over ""' -
ihr NEST triumphant PROOF o. us 'n'S1,"'H-
lie W. ne. These mra ana me" u"p''nI,'
pied agents have pu6'lsaed 'he mo-, ~ ou'.
Tagrou- ls's~hoad' res 'cung ba: ~ ,s' .,
sends Sar'ap'f..2:. ana nave Poneu ..s,.
own WIN 'nnn'''''H c''."c",D., "ni e.s"
copied our advertisements le' lne ~
hshiened public nav" 'PP'rI'a'tu we y'L"e
OF The medicine "h''H mas ny VS. u'''
ends of cases with almOs; miraculous
mower produced reputation and character
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N,LuE orA SOMA man named Semi.
10 sicily preferred claim against the CT
= ouncll Of Chicago, Tor damages by the
,tyi o. his sou, wno was drowned Iorn -
GiiNo belonging 10 the city. The Coun.
yH flowed hlm twenty i've dollarsi
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BOARDING HOUSES

MFRS. MARY A. HOUSTON having, at
IVA the solicitation of some of the friends
Of Forest Hill Academy, consented to open
a BOARDING. house again, would respectful.
ly solicit share Of patronage. Her resi-.
dence is in pIeasan, port OF the town. land
to the Academy, and no pains
viii be spared to render all comfortable who
may favor her with their patronage. Her
terms will be very moderate.
Athens, Aug. 10, lSio-tt 10
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a German paper mentions the death Of
police sergeant from leisnus, produced by
a br4 on the thumb rom a drunka'd whom
he was taking into custody. The wound
htnlec apparently, IN seven or eight days.
and OF the thlrd day afterwards the con.
Vulsicns began.
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KNOXVILLE FENEA L e
SEMI Y.

VyNHE next session OF this Institution will
4 begin on Monday, the lOlh OF SepIem-
Der next, in the new building recently erect
ed in the edge OF city. This building is
situated in beautiful grove of two acres,
and has suite Of seven rooms: one Of
which IS 60 leet b. 3j feet The stock Of
Chemicals and Chemical aud Philosophical
Apnaralus is already quite large and will
be increased during the coming session -
There are three Pianos, instead OF one as Is
usual, and the arrangement for Modern
Languages are also excellent.
Pu3is will be received at any time, and
CHARGED only from the time of entering 10
the Close Of the session. an young ladies
irho wjN girC assurances That they toW tsath,
al least llcO years, lciH be Instructed graiu-
iiously in The Literary ard Scientific De-
yarimeuiS. The prices d tuition are thc
same Gs hcrciofore
What competent judges think of the
Seminary may b" learned from the follow
Ing card presented by the Rev. II, Sears,
Rev. Dhos, w. Humes, Rev. J. II. Myers,
Hon, W, b. Reese, James Park, J, l..
KING. w. Swan. J. w. Campbell and w.
S. Kennedy, Esqs.
i CARD.
The examination of ,he Senior Class Of
the EnoxyI!Ie Female Seminary for young
ladies, winch we had the pleasure Of ats
tending on Thursday Of last week, was
such a. tally TO reaile the expectations OF
all present, sufficiently thorough on the
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Attend TO This,
md no MISTAKE.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm
IA Of JOHN Il. REEDER, either by
note or otherwise, will call and make pays
ment Immediately, as longer indulgence
cannot nor will not be given. say this
once for all. And those who are indebted
10 James f. Bradford alone will call and
settle their accounts either by note or other
wise. II not Immediately settled up, you
may look for your notes and accounts IN
the ands Of an officer, Tor money ! must
have. JAMES +. BRADFORD.
july 10, lSi9-tf AZ
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l. srlL OCcuRREScE.--Wc Learn that
ee &. turday night last. in Sumter District,
MI. Ashly CoIcIough wss killed, and his
b's'' ~ severely wounded. by a man bsmed
p.s Marshall Columbia CUoiiq!da.
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LICE ON CATrLE.-- Mr.. Linley, in
the Gencscc Farmer, SAYS the most
eflectual remedy which be has found,
on repeated trial, is to sprinkle sand
copiousiy over every part OF the bod.
les OF hia calves, To be repeated once
n week. The experiment was sug.
ges,ed BY the remark that bulls, which
duSt themselves by paving, arc ncV.
Ell lousy.
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Guns ron Tnr PrLEs. The follow
ing simple application will certainly
cure this most distressing complaint.
1t has been tried by many aud found
successful:
Take three ounces Of pu!vcrizcd al.
UNI, and place it in a belt made OF
cotton drilling, Two inches in width,
and wear the belt around the body n.
bove the IONS i, should be worn
next The skin. Its operation Is slow
but certain Suiim Ob.
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Durham 81 BleakIeV.
AUGUSTA, GA,
Paper and Hlank lSook Manufacturers,

E"peT ana hfdiH 'S00k manufacturers,
A RE now receiving direct from Manufac-
IA tnrers and Jobbcrs in New York and
Boston, a large and general assortment OF
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Suspenders,
Purses, tazors, Thimbles, Pocket Books, Spool
and Flax Thread Of all descriptions, together
with great variety Of other Fancy Goods
including School Law and Medical Books, of
the best authors, all of which we pledge our,
selves to sell as low as any house in Charles.
ton. Merchants from Tennessee will be al.
lowed the usual time in payment.
N. b. Orders can be promptly supplied at
all times.
Aug II. lSl0--0m 17
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SwIxNEv IN EIoRsEs. John White.
in the Southern CuIiivator, gives the
following plan Of curing horses OF the
swinney:
take about a quart Of water, boil
it, and add salt as long rs it will dis.
solve any then take a piece Of blan'
ket and dip /, in the water while hot,
battle the horses shoulder we'll Tor
nine mornings in succession, then miss
n few mornings; il The cure is not el.
fected, bathc again for nine days. J
have cured a great many horses in
this way. Another; Apply common
salt (alum salt would he preferably
TO the par. affected, and rub up and
down the shoulder with brick as
hard as the horse can bear it.
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To CunE Tmr Ono EEh.-BoS'0n
Recipc.--Takc rwo ounces OF hens
milk, put in hogs horn, and STIR II ~
with cats feather; then divide the
mass into pills as Big as piece o
chalk. about as long as stick, and
swallow them crosswlse.-.trcqueR tly
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TO DAY AND TO MORROW.


Don't tell me Of tomorrow
GIVE me the man who'll say,
Ina, when n soud deeds to be done,
Let's do The deed to-day,
we may all command the present
II we Acr and never watt
put repentance Is the Nhalom
q Ii. past TIA comes TOO l'''
Don't tell me of tomorrow
There's much 10 do Ia day,
That can never be accom- .'',Nhsi
Il we throw the hours away
Ey-,v mpmcul has ms duty
NNo ibr turutr can ioieieN
Then why pat oil u.l Tomorrow
Wla, to-day can do 50 wells
Don't tell me OF to.motrow:
II we look upon the past,
How much that We have lelt to do
We cannot do 4, last!
To ds,i IT is the only Time
For all on rh,S trail cath
Il takes an age Ia form n Iri-,
A momeGI gives 1t birth.
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

CURE FOR RliEU VI ATiNM.
The following are said to tie good
lotions for tho evils of rheumatism
As thew are simple, they can be fairly
tried by those afflicted with those
evils.
lNrLAmMAToRY.--Ilalf an ounce OF
alum, hall an ounce of puIvcrIzed
sal, pctrc,-put in half pint of sweet
oil. Battle the parts affected.
COMMON RnruMATisN.--- Take =
pint Of the Spirits oI turpen'lnc, to
which add halt an ounce NJ camphor.
When diSsolvei, rub it on the part
affected. and it will never fail of re.
moving the complaint. Flannel
should be applied after the part is
well fomcnied with turpenline. Re.
peat the application morning aud eve
ming.
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NEGROES WANTED.

MIR. MURDOCH. Contractor on the
4'a Railroad, at Cleveland, wishes to hire
300 Negro lahorcrs, to work on the Rail.
road. lie will pay twelve dollars per
mOnlh for good able bodied hands.
Apply TO him At Cleveland.
Sept. +. iSi9--ll so
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LOOK TINS JG8Yu

Death and Destruction 10 Rats, Mice,
Bug' and Roachesl
ESENRY BlDlCllMER'S PREPARATION for
the determination Of Rats, Mice, Bed.
huge and tockroachcs, with directions for use.
For snlc NJ the ATHENS DRUGSTORE.
Price 80 cents per box.
Sept 7, lsi9--tf WIN, BURNS.
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Est TENNESSEE FE.N1LE
INSTITUTE.
1T nn0r fitc, Tenn.


~ IA no = ''ttc' n.
'A'htl'E are no" lou FuP'S IN ms
tourishing insHiut'on' ID It's present
organization, the destitute oilers every adj
Vantage and facility necessary 10 hot
ough education OF Young ladies'. The
Faculty Of the destitute consists CT
ID. r. MCANALLY, a. NJ, frioclPsI aud
Professor ot Moral and Intellectual Be- nee.
W. f. HARRIS, A. NJ, Professor Of Ian
guaaes.
4. BARNrs. A. NJ. T.ofessnr Of NdJhe-
mates and Natural palosnphy.
Mrs. NJ. 4. p. MChnaLLY, Goyo'ness
and Teacherin Drawing and Painting.
Miss G. M. MUEScmER, Teacher Of
Music on the Piano.
Miss T.. s. MEnHrLL, Principal Of the
Preparatory Department.
Tuition fees for five months are.
Primary Department, g5
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CH4NCERY COURT ar CITIZENS,
AUGUST TERw, lSl3.- ATTACHMENT BILL.
James Parks and joseph Cobb,
John \. Gamble.

John n Gamble.
IN Ibis cause the death Of Jno. y. Gamble,
K TIE respondent, being suggested by COM
pairants solicitor, and it also appearing to
The satisfaction Of the Chancellor that VIII
lam Gamble Is one Of the heirs and distrlbu-
tees Of the said John n. Gamble, and that his
res,d, nee is unlInown--it is therefore ordered
ny the Chancellor that publication be made
f,r four successive weeks IN the Athens Pos',
newspaper printed in Athens, that the SAID
VIM. Gamble make his personal appcaranc
1T the next term nf sand Court, TO be holden
NJ Athens, in Alcninu county, Tennessee, on
the ID Monday in February next, and show
cause, if ans be has, Why tins cause should
not BE- revived against him.
WM. LOWRY, C. & II.
Oci5. ,sl9--lt PRS fee SO 81
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Wanted,

oH6AaA BBLS. KINGS SALT-Just re-
wv cc~cd aud for sale at 10 cts. per
busheI blythe bbl., by :. X. FEEDER.
Athens, Aug. ?, loi9-f As
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s A DID L. kI.ES y.

n z w g o II j 2 Z "a
FE7HE subscribers would respectfully IN
d form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLEltY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens, Tenn, IN
the brick shop on the North side OF the
Public Square. formerly occupied BY James
MAYO. where theg will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles Brides, Sc.
From long experience Ia the business they
Hatter themselves that they can furnish the
people Of this section with better articles
N their line than they have been in the
habit Of purchasing for the same money
they use none but the best materials. and
all Jobs will be executed in a work man like
manner, and those who purchase from
,hem may calculate on getting she worth Of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work at low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope to merit and receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY & Co.
erJs Feathers, Beeswsx, Tailow. Coin,
Beet Hides, Pork. Bacon, Linsey, Flax
and Tow Linen, &c, taken in exchange
for work al market prices.
Athens, Feb. 2, lSl9-tf 10
CH.4NCERY COURT1T ATHENS,
AUGUsT Term. 1919.
A bert G.. Rice, Administrator Of VIM. r.
Thornton, decd,
as.
The Heir and Creditors Of VIM. Il. Thorn.
ton.
I'm this cause the complainant, Albert G..
"a Misunderstanding lautnu GlaI
the books and papers pertaining 10 said es,
tate, with the Clerk and Master of said
Court, preparatory 10 final settlement Of
the same. 1t is ordered by the Chancellor
that publication be made IN the Athens
Post, newspaper printed in Athens, for
six successive weeks TO all those having
claims against said estate to
present them to the Clerk & Master Of SAID
Court for settlement and adjudication IN
due time and properly authenticated
VIM LOWRY, @. s. NJ.
Sept. IA, 1896 81
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4 'ROCERlES-A good stock Of Sugar,
~ Coffee, Molasscs, &c,--on hand and FOR
sale by 5. x. REEDER.
Athens, April 81, l949-0 81
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Wheat Wanted.

TENIE highest Cash market price will be Civ.
K en- for all the .HERCi.4NT.ABLE
UfIE.4T that may be delivered at the Depot
in Dalton. request all who bring Wheat
here TO call on me at the Store Of Col. J. N.
Cate, or at the Depot, and all information
will be given, and the cash paid.
&. w. SELVIDGE.
Agent for Cooper & Uiiey.
Aug II, lSl9--3m Al
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LIST or LETTERS

I'D EMAlNlNG in the Post ounce "' N'"
IA ems on the lsl OF Oct, ioly.
Aus,in. ED John, Andrew
,l}ean, WIN Il John, II IL
R,isn, Elisha L.assarer, Wyley
Bradshaw, Isaac Long u "A
Baker, Wilson lawson b"t ~
Bayless, Saml p McNiinn, - w
Brl5,ey G w Martin. WIN Esq
.C.,son G Meadows. James
CoapIin, Charles McCray, CGa''eS
Can,beI! William Monroe, Robt
Conyers, Bennett II Morris, Isaac -,
Cbambars ,N'Conncl Mcdowell, Elizabeth
Christian. James Moore, Jane Mrs
Can,roll Nmrod NIUure, Richard
f,unninrhap. Wyly Morrow, Alexander
cross. EbsaI)m Philpor, Barton OF
Chambers, Horace ADDISON heEg
Crevcs, VIM Newman, ~ vi
Dodson, Carol Owens, ! ho'hds
nav. Hiram Peck, n S
no1oIass. Vim Preslwood, Josiah
Flourney, Thomas Patton Jane n
Goncc, John X Newman w III
Gamble. Louisa or Riggs, SamueI
Elizaberb J Chook Russell, VIM J
Guilev, James Rec'or' il"ul'',In
Henderson,, Saml NJ Smith, motifs vi
uavs. lanes Slanfeld, John Esq
HAYNES Thomas r Webb, Larkn
Hamhrichl, John Wilson, H.
January ,JohurorWm Williams. James
" f. BOYD, p. M.
Oct. 5, ls40-3t "a
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GIGARS. A superior lot of Casadores,
" Regailas, &C., just received and for
sale by CLEAGE s. co.
April q, 1S40-tr 81
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H.1ISu.-A fnc 10, Of maokcrel ju.t rccoiv-
x ed and for sale by ;, h. REEDER.
Athens, April u, lsl9--tf 81
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EAST TENNESSEE FEMALE IN
STTTUTE.
VENHE next Session Of this Institution Will
n commence on Friday the 9th day OF
October next.
Terms oil Tuition and Boarding are the
same as heretofore.
The character Of the Institute is too ex-
tensively, and too well known TO need fur
ther remarks.
ID. r. McANALLY, Principal.
Knoxville, Sept. IA, lSl9-3t 81
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Aud Cor sale hy-G. w. ROSS * Co.,
Athens; John Snnfcld. Philadelphia; Moi"
tets, New Market; W. $ J. Ford, Sewer
vile; Il. Dudwel, Dandridge; Jas. Ross,
Rossylllr; II. 7. Cox, Louisville; Fagg &
Love, Mrryyillr; J. +. Hooper, Walnut
Hin. Va; Brown G. Duncan, Kingston; C..
Austin. Eulonvllc: w. w. Walker, Gin.
ton. DR.. J. IIaveIv. Rulsdge.
Sept, I, lSl9-3m 80
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1849-10-12

TINE LATEST ARRIYAL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-22
William W. Brown.

We announced, some time since, the de-
parture from our shores Of this highly esteem.
ed and eloquent Fugitive, who had been APP
pointed Delegate to the Peace Congress in
Paris, and expected, afer that body had clos
ed its session, to labor for a time in che Anti.
Slavery cause in Great Britain. Mr.. Brown
having landed at Liverpool, embraced IN OPP
portunity, before going to Paris, 10 make
a Aging visit TO Dublin, where he received a
cordial welcome from the faithful friends of
the cause, and made a highly favorable i'm
preston upon their minds. Richard d.
Webb, in his letter to the Standard, speaks
of him in high terms, and thinks he is sure
to be beloved wherever he goes. He ad-
dressed a crowded meeting at the Ro,unda,
and with such excellent success that Mr..
Webb thinks if be could only have made
another appointment the largest room in Dub
lin would have been filed. "The American
Slave showed that he was a man." His
speech is before us in the Dublin Freeman's
Journal Of Aug. IL, and We regret tina. our
limits will not allow Us TO copy it. We
have the fullest confidence in Mr.. Browns
fidelity TO the cause, and therefore rejoice in
the prospect of success which appears to be
opening before him.