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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28
The Parker Murder.

. 'rl. examination ip The Wentworth case M
s.,, p.r,,i.L ,,,s concluded ON Wcdncs-
A., a., y,.,,r,,,, stated
4, a., o,c,ing q, the ,,ur on wcdnes-
.I,r 81, ,,Ii ,.,. c,,,r,,,,, ,o hear lhc dccis-
ioa IrJ,c Have. prrfccd the decision by
,,yip, ,h,t the examination had lccn one Of
much interest aud Importance. and had been
conducted with great ability IN both sides
The Justice. were aprcd IN the decision
they Ind come tn. and dlErcd with the coun-
frI .n ,arh side tu relation Ia the ease they
b,,I ,,,,rp.J ,hcn-sI,c. entirely by the c,i-
drucc which had brcu given before them and
,,crr oc tho opinion that the accused should
r., ri,,u up for tral IN New Hampshire.
where the crime 1T which they were charged
Wa, commi,,rd.
Tho counsel lur dctrncc gave notice that
they should apply Tor a hearing bclorc the
governor, prior to the granting of the rcquis-
liiou, and Friday was agreed upon l"F th''
purpose.
shortly after the dcrIslon was madc' The
oldest brother ro,c, and addressed the Court
tn lew remarks. lie said The rc-uli OF the
examination vas as be- expected and he was
now -urry be- had not gone To Manchester -
proposed To him la't year, and taken ms maj
there Had be have done IN, be- was satisfied
tllt be- should have been acquitted. As 10
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.GA&t5GAGtVE.
SENATE
TrrsplY, May ~

TUESDAY, May II
Mr.. Neal presented the petition Of Na'h
lowering and others, inhabitants Of Augusta
Winthrop. lIallovcll aud Litchfsld, for The
incorporation Of a new town, To b. composed
oi parts of those towns respectively, which
was referred
Mr.. Morrow called up the message Of Gov.
Dana, returning bill To amend the ten hopr
law Of 1915 with hI, objections, and address
ed she Senate a, lugth, against the bill
The debate was continued by Mc-srs. Hobbs
of Oxiurl and llagar in favor Of the bill, and
Cary. Pi,Lard ami Morrow against t. The
hill was lhcu refused % passage, Yea, =, nays
~.
Bll reported by delegation from the cum
OF waldo, granting certain pri,clcgcs to
inhabitants Of North Haven respecting thrIr
roads. was read orcc.
Report Of committee ON Valuation came
from the House acccpiod, and va, laid ou the
table.
The President presented "a communication
from the Board 1T Eluratiou, transmitting che
claim II q. l.. Cumcr for scryicrs IN ryis-
ing the school laws, md O. n. Merrill Tor
services as clerk, which vas read and ricu-
cd.
Mr. Shcplry presented the petition Of Jo-
IL Al d..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28
A glan.e AZ the Galphin Gam

The ,iu, ct III, prr-rur Wing Ndm.n.--
trston arr t,cuuIu- urnrr uud moor. ar.arnr
every dsv To- r,ruu.sr, matters che Wing
have always bc,u allowed ta Tu-~a-- -rraturt
and skill. Thu, rrt Va, proved tu Do, Salts
hctiou of an ss,p,rcs by 'hrir connection with
thu Old United State, Bank The sender Of
Nationality" which they rbsWhy ac5uIr
"a b,d. htr to stand by them as long a.
they soaure PARTY. The distinction ac-
quircd b. tbs present Cabinet, or part cot o..
j. not rclishrd without ~umg WHY iac'- even
from thoss Wbo h.lp.d thom 90 power. Nj
Nendith's proio-s expenditure CAV" rise 0"
the Deficiency Ban Mr. Ewing has AL
lowed claims which have h,rn repeatedly TO-
fused by former administration Mr. Cuv-
lord b1. prosecuted and received large claim
~ manner Unprecedented Nu1 hnIlly Nj
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Pyybn- Nc MAY 1850
Fryeburg Academy in Ashes.

SrNp,Y, - O'Clock, T.. w.
This old and renowned Institution IN Frye
burg, is 300 ASHES. Fire was discovered ia
,hr wood-.h,d, east OF the Institution, about
: o'cluck, and not being checked, the wind
being east, blew the flames directly on To the
Academy, and thus II has been destroyed by
the hand ui @ wicked and malicious inceudtu-
~. This j. great pity, and ! hope some
measures will now be adopted To try 10 asccr.
tain who Ne, fire to the District schoohhousc,
two weeks ago, and who has 1T this fire
Beyond 40 question in my mind, these fires
have hccil tho work Of design, and have been
generated by the rcmor,c and hate created in
some minds. by the course adopted IN ,'p,ii-
mg several scholar, from this school, IN the
spring hccau,r they attended a dancing school,
as mentioned IN one OF INV letters. but
this rc,onrclul, hcllish spirit, ! hope will
now be- satisfied and great and good les
son be- learned by all concerned. Itisa shame
that Frycburr has a soul ia hcr limits 50 sw-
fully dcpuysd and lost in sin, as Ia be led to
commit such a crime. but it is done and |
hope the scouudrcl will be- detected
CoRsuIus.
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TO THE HUMANE
{ P.u-ur f-rn iir Ta,ionva Of o. Cg
and County Of phHodIiid.

The Winter s now upon u,, and d',ir,,
arI VAN, stare u, BOO ,hr hcr. Iy reason of
,hr Iou pncr, for which We ar obliged go
WORK. many of %. lrr uuul Jy tho milsieh'
lamp. anI until Iaybrak. 10 thr urrdlr, D.
boring @ra r.urrrr which D.. scarcely sHE.
r,rui tor thcu,cr.,Irir, oi ihr summer -usoo.
Rent must d, paid anI clothing bought, and
often boo un,rr. uar usual supplies t1'l. aNd
vr mu,, l,s nJvur, iwm ,hr rahlelnr'o-
lent institutions. urat lhr u,'ur-' Horr,, When
NJ We haI d tan rrry Cor our llhur, So could
maintain our4I,r. Aged parents arr io '-'
.urnurtrl hy many ct u,, 1rd ct widows
,hgr. ar. NOS % i.u. who have FROM our 90
srN little children dependent upon them frr
bread Omen ih,y must o. SEPARATED ium
their mother u ,hor uhr-y Boy must h.
-rrt uuh io work lt v1ers which o6n all
scarcely furnish ,h.m with lord llmru
rnI cold, auI h.3 company Indrh,miuc"u'.
m., acts against Oh. ha' and t,ir owe COM
-r.rrrr-tury a1 -ut rn prison aut rnm"
away hardened ,araHunI. CEr'-, % Kept a'
humr To- hrIp th,rr ma'hrr. anl learn n trade.
funding, as tbry gnN OPP, that lhr Tnyos wll.
ru, a1uJ them decent rv,mns ari tempted
by demon, boo human shape
Tim. che roor mother ,.ns. into ~ uuum,ly
~ f.T... AL I..a "a lao .E.. -....|N u#f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

NOurs truly, '"hNibl'N'
"
EnIrors or rur ONfoEn prvoCR,r-
II is M, often that rad IN article with
sucl, unalloycd pleasure a. ] read 'h' ''''"
message" Ut ~ Governor Dana up'n uh'
Liquor Bll." II has b''n SAID by some p'-
ct. THAT where ignorance b. bliss, It's "lll
io be- WISE Bot should most r''p''u"'N
beg leave io differ from him il II b. =" '' up
Billed To tins 80 styled " liquor Ia" p''-''
hy ihc last Legislature just 81 10, ''''' w o.
long and lal"nous session "h''''", ''''''.
w'r anything bui c"ol' ''''"' '''' ",'i''.''
ate as they should hc' whcn 'h'l u"u' '''"' W.
pass O. l'w Of that magnitude anu ''',' y,
\ud upon The contrary '''''''', +" WV ~,
w Fortunate l"r the r'''' '''' go Il -
community That we n'" W." ~ Wv -.
STATE Who An'" "l' ""', .',' ~
dared P'"''m w. ',''','' ''''' -.
upon ''' one '1''''' o., "''''' -. 49,.
lie u'' '"''l'''"'' ''' ..,,i
irnpIalrd law '"' ''"'' '"'
evils with an ease a"' H''''' ',,' w ' W. w.
ll'o accomplished "''''"''' ''," va ''',' w.
other sparkling s'" y, WV 80, 49,, -.
TINT already '"',1v''' ','". ' - IL.
"'i' 4''' '' '''''' ''''' '''''. '..,,I7 =, A..
own o''"''' '''''' ,'''', ~, -,
r'"p'' '",' '''' ~ .t-..-,.- D.,
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one "" "N '',''' W. ' a., -.
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Horace ' ~.
mora. ' " '"' "'" '''''. ~.
one COUNTY, " va
said ia" '''U'"l'''''l ''''' '"''' w '
"nN f''' d" ''' ','"' ''''.''' '''
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TIE 50" ''''' wv -.
hr' power ''' '''' w "' W ''''
ness We moot "1'-''D'' W '''.'.'
o'lyr power ever I'.',''''. .''" ' ~
pei p"'T- ~,'" '"" ".''''''''' '..'''
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IItpI SD

HOUSE
TrgD,r, M1y "a
VIZ Randall Of lIau,wcll, from ihr rum-
m,ltrc un County E,,tmatc,, reported a TO-
solve LAYING O. u,(uf s-o,Ooo)on Ihc county
Of u,mr. which was read and io.mouuw
assigned.
Receive 300 a,or Of tl,r towns Ut lIariIani
and Cgnan lah 90 the table by Mr. Fuller
y,as Rad lnd u.mouuw assigned.
N, ma,.on u Mr.. Gilman Of lIaIlourII,
,hr Secretary Ut State vas requested Co de-.
pu.lt with ,hr Clerk s,N copies ct thr laws
from I-Ia a. 1910. inclusive.
NJ S.monluu, irum the Waldo delegation,
rp'urI o. hIl granting certain privilege, TO
thr island. composing The town oi North la.
ven BOO Oh, county OF waldo, which llhr rules
bs.as su,g,na.dl va, passed To bc cngrossrd
The oricr introduced by Mr. llo.mcs OF
ONGrd. giving power iu the committee ou
Elections Go .ud lor person, and p1p'r wac
aLru ur. ou motion Of Nj Talbot, and post.
nuurJ indefinitely.
Tho resolve nyur laN ou several c"uu-
ur, 100 tho Su'c va, disposed OF 900 CONCUR
murr
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1911 respecting town ct N"Hh Haven
BII.toaar-- a state aN 600 hr town uf
p,rI,p. far ISIS. and alatmr stat tx oi
IIsrl,,l. g--,,I q, b.. -nrru,-pd.
R,.,ly. from tho House. respecting ,hc
election of Senator. W.. taken up. thr qu...
p,p r,pJn, LIpy eu Mr. Cau's appeal
from lhr DIVISION ~ ihg Char, hat the Rr.
solve b. u d. treated Ike any other paper
from thr lIou-r. Ihr appeal M. debated hy
Nr,.r. Crry wl shTlry iu favor Of lhr zap.
peal. and N.sr. p.cbarI, Prince and Nor.
ruv 600 favor OF ,Ir decision. The President
nad sonr lrnuru,- boz support OF Us pusI-
rou Tho appeal vas sustained. and Go" de-
r.slou OF the. Cturr u'rr.d--yus lo, u1y-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

T-. T...rr Nm I'll. f.rr.v,rr srrtIr
,....rFr,,. lnr6r II,r.rr r tB,. question
ufr...u- d. isgrsr search BII. raaz.a "a
frr fl., s-.ua and ,rrarI hy ths Governor.
Nr,.-Nr.,r-. NIlorI. Aver. Balkan.
Bu.vurh. buxton. Campbell. Carter. Cham.
brrg.u. ,h-s.. copeland. Uau8uh. " 4.
Dlt.. n.ins. bennett. Dunn. UunurIls
Binary. Frm,r. Food. Gilman. Haley. Hall.
Ham II.rrr. IIamun. Hastings. IIathum.
U.rr... Hallway. Hurrun. J,rliu.. knouI
,.r Iyrr N-rr. N,rou. Nar,,on. i. Nil.
Ian vmLn. Morrill,. Mustard. Prr.uI.
Perry. ". Pumm,r. Putnam. Quuulm.
Robbins, RoEer. Sargent. A. smith \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

PRorrs,oR Wru,rrR. \ gentleman Of
our acquaintance saw Prof Webster IN his
cell few days ago, and Observe" never
saw 80 cheerful and pleasant a man IN my
life, considering the lhricc tcuiblcnc.s OF his
impending fate" Prof Webster aud his
family entertain a strong impression that he
will be parloncd Internationally wherefore
We cannot divine Il liaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

Srcpr.-A young man Of thcmon' N
H., by tho name of Ira Moore, committed SUI
icidr on Saturday evening last by hanging
himself in the belly OF the Town House
lie was discovered on Sunday by the sexton
when going up TO wind the clock. lie was a
single man, OF steady and industrious habits
and no cause assigned for the commission Of
the deed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28
The Evil at our own Doors,

We are wont io suppose lhat hoc'u-' This
i, irrc country. huu,-i industry aud biting
poverty newer ego together, rNc"pi Doc ease, ct
VIC, or arridcni. Tho following circular
tells aver, different STORY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28
On. Crfuro pmocrat.
PARIS. ruEspAY. NAV .. IssO.

- Sul.cril,r. o. The p,uarr1t iu S1urh rali-
a., yr,uif,. nil hsrra frr fnI their rargrs re thf
Stow IL M,ssrs RUST 4 Young.
o. Norway Nihes 1r,' tIifg -ai thr ~..Ir Hi
JEREMIAH HOWE
a. Bufk6sh NiIhcr lu.I rlriBii, az Oh, ll"t'. 90
JOHN TAILOR. EsQ. NcnCh Ivhirh T'r''
th,y viu q, j,Evsfrd Pc = Iss'sF'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28
proteetion Of Poverty.

"hny law Which Jirrc,ly or inlircly
wcakcus IN, feeling 1T moral ALLEGATION 'o
perform ~ cOntraei. a. IA, uuno,i ability of
the contractor. 'mI5r, tu tl, extent siIi,ln-
nucnc, IN, Obligation ct hg cuuiurt, aHd rs
u %, spirit as ,iollu,, ,iihr constitution s-
would b. ,hs Interval aupuH.ry Of cvuir1,is.
-Gprr-ror Hs.yssTs Hvi,s
IN. Distinguishing itrrtu.s eta Zee GU,.
crsngut.ary Nniotsll lltrrN 'r P,rou1i ''-
cur,p l,ilSy.rh,. u'In.Huun, possession
and protection urthrtru.', ct industry. N7'
ursl IIh.rty i, the ruat-,t hu,H that r1u b.
~ccurcd by government. Th, acquisition of
wealth. although -rvuHiary lu mpyrrurg
rs .slrrrlN Ir-,prry -yr, 200 M, ,nrymru, of
his aud ..tis. psr,lrrs ,ft7grrrs,. n, has
l.-,u unmarked b, ou, of Names riiiud -uu-
..u.rr rncuurr, Hr notion rhata uau .s io
hrr,apr .-ii,us Cor tun,,t a0u..tuus oi
wealth 7uJ i,ai trr J'r ur ,sruur ought D"
ronc-iu t,r di,tnhui.on ari 100 .rjuc,mru'
to udustr, +, destroyed, tnruu ou' will labor
anil tud Er property. when i..n hU' Will Du'
protect b.n boz th, ,u.ugr'r' uirr.'
The constitution r.rar.- that uu l'0 SHALL
b.. passed ..ru7lru1c ,hr unnsnt'ou 900 r"n-
tnrt,. Governor Hubbard airrr'0iuI ,rur-
tin, 9th, law, a, lbr, u"0 r,r,' Ia RELATION
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$50 h. ,.,r,r ,..r,.-n.r,,. of
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

VINO CAS- BTAr THIS The Gardiner
Transcript says 1--WE have received from
John Heath, Esq., Of Whitefed, a small
quantity Of Nac Potatoes, raised this spring
upon his farm, and dug the 10Th inst,
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90
government q ''P, " w., 'D''' - W., ''..
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names '''I"" y Wv '''' , .'.. u, W. D."
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h's r'-"lu''"" W '''''''" y" "".' w." ~ "''
postpone u Al ''' '"EI' ''''" W w ,',. ''''''
WHO was anxious u ''S' wy Wv W." ir
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A. $50 ,.,,,,,.bc,r b. r..,t,.o r,,
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LAID. limo,
Mr. p-.r rr,r.,rl tina, thr rsnins..
m.plr,r, r.. m.I,frI q, tlar the tenth srr.
uor shall lrrl,r, fIa, fbr territorial lrr.a.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

GmHAu's MAoAlISr for Juno is before Ms,
beautifully eulclllsI,ed and filled as il usual
IN Is with interesting reading matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

Strap, and Iac,i,Hi, respecting ihs Ciolora IN
Nc Oriruu,, h. ORATOR., &C., n 1910.
Bya rr,iic1i ut.H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

BosruS WruEH Mr,ruy published hy
our friend &. \ Y. Putnam y Co., will
commence a new volume on the 18th Of June.
We would advise all Of those who wish To
take a first class literary paper, for the com
ing year Ia subscribe for the Museum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-28

GuDy's lAprr.' BooE Tor June Is wccl-
y,J. ltis, as usual. handsomely cmbrllIsh-
ed and is filled with Guc reading matter Tor
IllLr-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04
DR.. Martins Universal Purgative
Pills,

A REMEDY for all seasons, and safe at
IN all times. The most superficial OBJ
server is aware tina, one great cause Of dis
ease is Cosliveness, and that by the timely
taking OF Purgative. the system is often
restored TO its usual health. BY such
course the lives Of hundreds are saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims to dis.
ease. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels, and excite the hillary
functions to healthy action. The press
is ,eeming with the recommendations Of
Purgalive Pll!s, gotten up by men who know
nothing Of the effects Of medicine on the
human system, and hence are endangerng
the lives of thousands who are daily using
them. In offering, therefore, these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit, as they
are the prescption Of regular physician,
who has used them in his practice for ten
or fifteen years, and with great success.
For sale by the same Agents as above.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04
wool CARDING

VU\t1E subscribers have now IN complete
l. operation a new and first rate sci OF
Wool Cards, on the short fork Of Rodgers
Creek, McMinn county, occupying nearly
a centra position between Athens, WASH
ing,on, Decatur and Calhoun. The ma
chnery is Of the very best order, and cal
cuateG TO card the finest or coarsest Wool,
and will receive the constant attention OF
one or both of the propretors, from the
10Th of May to the LIST OF January. Hav-
ing had twenty-five years experience in
Wool Carding and machine building, we
have no fears about giving general salIsiac-
ton.
Price of Carding plain jobs s. cents per
h., mixtures l24, which may be paid IN
Flax-seed, Beeswax, Tallow. Bacon,
Feathers, or Tow Linen, delivered at the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The 9th Id. of the wool will be taken as
toll for Carding, or CT cents per ID. for plain
work, and 10 cts. for mixed, cash IN hand.
Those desiring TO have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have it well washed and
cleansed of burrs and all ether hard sub
stances that may have tendency TO njure
machinery, and forward with i, ID. OF
lard or oil to every s lbs. of wool; also, to
bring II early, as warm weather Is best to
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above request shall receive the highest
price in cash for every job that may be
spoiled in our care. TRY us once.
WIN. e. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
May II, lS50-6m Sc
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Petition to Sell Land,
Ben amin FPra,er, Administrator of James
Nj. Leeper, deceased,

Benjamin F.Pra,er, Administrator of James
Nj. Leeper, deceased,
as.
Nancy Loeper, widow, julia Ann NJ Lee
per, Sarah Leeper and James VI. Leeper,
by their Guardian ad Item, Simeon w.
Edldrldge.
DURSUANT to decree made in the
l. above cause, at the September term
o.! the Circuit Court of Bradley county,
will, on the Goth day of October, 1850. sell
on The premises, in Bradley county, Ten
nesse, for cash IN hand, 10 the highest bid
der, the following described piecs or par.
GELS Of land, of which the said James M.
Leeper. died. seized aud possessed, to viii
One hundred and fifly-lhree acres, in the
South east quarter of section one, township
two, and range one, West of The basis line,
in the Ocoee District; and also eighty acres,
the East hall OF the South west quarter OF
section six, in township one, and range one,
East Of the basis line, in the Ocoee Dis
trict. Said lands are valuable, and lie on
Chalata Greek. in SAID county of Bradley.
JOHN II PAYNE. Clerk.
SEPT 10, lS50-7l Prs fee So l03
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NEW MACHINE SHOP!

THE undersigned has located himself miles
l. East of Athens, on Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand and will contiuc to manu-
facture Wool CARDING MACHINES, of the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta.
bic HORSEPOWER and Threshing Machines of an
improved and superior quality, and calcu-
lated TO thresh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with view to durability,
and will be disposed of on accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
of Machinery, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
be favored. lie will also manufacture pat
terms for Cast Machinery of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June IA, 1s50-6m 30
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES t. JiCKS0Ns.

liza WING obtained the contract for
IL carrying the Mails from Knoxville
10 Dalton. for four years from the first
OF July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line will be well stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
route traverses beautiful and interesting
section of country, embracing the Ocoee and
Hiwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
y find it to their advantage TO take this line.
On this line for the South, intersecting
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, al
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. NJ, daily, except Sundays, and arrive
at Dalton by A. M. mex, day; that is,
in time 10 take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at P. NJ, daily, except Sundays,
and arrive at Knoxville by 7 P. NJ. next
days, running through Cleveland. Charles
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through jacksonville. Maryvile, PhiIadel.
pha and CampbelPs Station, every other
day, (that is, three times week by Madi-
sonvile and Maryvllle, and three times by
Philadelphia, Blair's Ferry and Campbell's
Station. making daily arrivals al Knox
VILE, and arriving and departing at the last
named place so as 10 accommodate travels
e,s coming from the Eas, or going in that
direction.
They repeat that no pains nor expense
will be spared TO ensure the safety and
comfort Of passengers, and they hope &c
receive a share oil public patronage.
Their stands will he at the best houses in
the country, and the stage fare reasonable
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