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CANDIDATES..
April 2Juh, 1851.

G We are authorised and requested 10
announce Col. DAVID W. LLEW. as a
candidate for Senator. in the district com
posed OF the counties oil Monroe, McMnn,
Polk and Bradley.
0Lr We are authorised and requested to
Announce Col WM NJ. CHURCH WELL,
as candidate for Representative in Con-
gress from the Sd. Congressional Distinct
o. We are authorised and requested to
announce HIRAM GEE. as a candidate ior
Reptesenaure from NcAlinn county, al
the ensuing Augu5t election.
o. We are authorised and requested to
announce JAMES Il, BUCHANAN. Esq,
as candidate for Joint Representative,
in the district composed OF the counties OF
Monroe, McMinn ard Polk.
a. We arp authorized and requested to
annou ce JOS EPH r. sud-, of Monroe,
as n candidate for Foa'er in the district
COMPOSED OF the counties Of Polk, McMlnn,
and Monroe.
C-'- Weara authorized and requested to
announce Maj. JAS. WALKER as cand'
date lur Senator from the district composed
of the counties Of Monroe, Bradley, Polk.
and McNlnn.
a. We are authorized ard requested ("
nnnour ce Cot. JOSEPH MCMILLAN, of
Brad ev. ms n candidate for Senator FROM the
district composed Of the counties Of Mon.
roe, McMinn. Polk, End Bradley.
$500, ". ,,,..;,ol and ,oo,,o.,o1
,o announce las. b. COOKE, Esq, as a
candidate n repr,sen, M,Mmn county in
,he nonuI,r branch Of the next LEGISLATURE.
~, Wa ara or,h,r;sod and re0ves,cd +,
,nnnupce SOLOMON SUNNY. E.u. o.
pnIL cou,,v ma candidate for Floa,er
fr,m tho District npo.ed of the c, antics
NcNirn Monroe. nnd Polk.
49,. W. .,,,o.;uo, ., ,or,,rco "a,
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Ready nIale Clothing!

Ttry yIl also Keep on hand general
assortment OF Ready Made Clothing, made
~ IN their own shop. consisting OF Coats
Plantations, Nes,s. Shirts end Collars OF the
ltirst style.
Their Goods have been selected with
great care. and they are determined
10 keen none bat the very brs, articles, and
thew wiIl sell them on the best possible
terms. for prompt pay. They invne all TO
come and look al their Goods, as they
teeI confident they can please the mose
fasld,oue. /. they can be pleased with good
Goud> a, reasonable prices.
They Wl'l cuuilUUr 10 carry on Inc lai.
!nrlnr Business as usual. and while they
,ahe tins occasion To return their thanks 10
their old friends and customers. they re-
sppctluily solicit continuance OF their Gus
tom. Their work wall ALWAYS be executed
~ the promptesl manner and by the oes'
workmen 10 be had.
Apr,l IS. l>Ji-- l35
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Forest Hill Academy,
.lIILE.N.S. TENN.

II q! ilFsUNbo, I-tNsN.
'E'UE Summer Session OF the abov" IT,
sllIurIOn wi. commence on WI DNEs-
DAY. the An Of Nav. and continue q
session Of 20 weeks, under tn" superln-
,endpnce of Mr. and Mrs. 5. CHURCH.
They are IaIe graduates OF Two eminent
Literary institutions in New England. and
furnish the highest testimonials OF hnish>
ed srho arship and successful Teachers
They are prepared 10 teach and give sue.
cessiui instruction in all the branches OF
learning commonly taught IN Primary
Schools, Semnar's and Colleges.
TERMS. per Session Of 90 ,ceeks. Payable
in adrdnce
Spelling. Reading, Writing and ; a5Oo
AiuhWeiic,
English Grammar, Geographic 300
aud the above,
Larln and French Languages.
Mathematics, Natural Phloso- IN oU
phv. Moral Science, AslronO-
my. &c,
By order OF the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
April IL. iS5l--lf l34
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NJ a r b lie w Ork
DEMSEY & HART,
Marble Cutters,

u ESPECTFULLY announce to the
IL public that they have their Marble
Works in full operation at Ten Mile, M"iss
co.. on the Road leading from Athens to
Kingston, where they will manufacture
Marble Man,es. Tombs, Monuments, Head
Stones, Slabs, Vases, Coun,er.iops, and
Tables. of every description. This beaut-
full Marble is moi surpassed in variety OF
beauty by any of the foreign Marbles
ANY information will be received al John
Crawford's Store, in Athens, where speci-
mems NAV be seen. Orders thankfully re.
ce,vpd. Those who are DESTROYS OF orna>
menlin the graves OF their deceased friends
would do well to call and examine for
themselves.
Orders addressed.
DEMSEY s. HART.
Ten Mile p. o., Meigs CO., Tenn,
Will be promptly attended to.
May Q, 1851 l."
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Merchant Tailoring
Establishment!
ENGLEDC W Il CO.,
North side Of the Public Square.
Citizens, Tenn,

EIAVE jus, received their supplies o!
AZ SPRING and SUMNER GOODS;
comprsln. the best selected assortment
eve: hrongn. 10 tins market. There IS no
mistake about tit is just tina, way. Their
s ock consists in pa7. of the following az
liclrS:
Black aud Frnc5 French Cloths. Cash>
marp,,s, Drap d'Etp. hlack Queens Cloth;
Norino. Cashmere. Silk and Wool Tweeds:
black DoeSkn aud Fancy Casslmers
superior lot; Wtrp and Figured Marsrillts
VesrIngs. 3 ack and Fancy Cashmere Vest-
nes, a lot Of good SILK Vrs'lngs; extra
super Linen Drilling for Pants; a good lot
of Silk anl Gum Suspenders; a. splendid
lot Of Cravars and TIES, black and fancy
SILK, Satin aud Linen; Gems HdkiS; white
SILK. and white and colred Liner Gloves
good lo' Of black and fancy aids, b lack
and fancy Sk, a1d Thread; Ready Made
'Shrfr>; ! lot OF super Linen and Shlrl!ng;
IaIg- ol Of super Silk and Leghorn Hats;
Buots, Shoes and Caters, Of the best qual-
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COMM r. RCIAL.
Augusta. Nav 10, 1851,

AUGUSTA, May 10, 1851.
Editor Post:
We have but little change TO notice in
any article of Goods or Produce here since
our last report.
CorFEE has declined slishtly-fair 10
prime qualities command IL! u l3c.
SUGAR Fair to prime 7 a n; clarified
yellow 8 | &c; white DC, loaf, crushed and
powdered 10 I,2 lc.
MoLAssEs-Cuba 2lc; New Orleans 50
SEC.
The Cty Goods, Harware, Drug, Hat.
Shoe, Saddle and Crockery Houses. have
all good stocks, and are kept busily en-
PeopucE of all kinds remains scarce
here. Tennessee BACON. hog round. readl'
IL finds purchasers at l04c, cash. or ~ lie
three NJ onths.
LARD is quite scarce and worth lie.
FsArHERs 33 35c, but lew bags in
market.
Corn commands So per bushel' sacks
returned.
ToB,cco-Manufaclured Tobacco con,
unues in good demand al high prices. An
article that will keep during the hot wealth
er Is worth 25 40c-some al 20 22c can
be got, bu, very doubtful If 1t will keep
sound month.
CIc.Rs-The first lot of Tennessee CT
CARS that has ever come within our knowI'
edge has lust reached this market for sale
we hone sales will be effected that will IN
,Iuce manufa ctures 10 make further con.
sionmpnts. Too much attention cannot be
Maid TO having neat boxes made OF Uniform
size and appearance.
P.pEr-Seyeral consighments OF Paper
from Tennessee have been received -
VIVA, we have seen requires more SIZING;
with this exception II is good article
The largest size is wanted, say about ! 5
BY % inches.
TENNESSEE MONEY is 9 yer cent. dis
EXCHANGE on all Northern cities | 2 pe1
cent. premium.
improvements Of our city continue on
large scale. Some fine stores are gong up
Houses in all parts Of town are being ou''i.
Two costly churches nearly finished, which
make ten places OF worship.
The second Co,t,n Factory is nearly fin ?
isbed. The two will have 10000 sp'ndles
and 700 looms. The Car Factory is fine
bu;ld,no, tits a Company entirely sepa-
r,,,d from the Georgia Railroad Company
tho Ia,,er make all the Cars used on their
po.d-,he former has contacted Tor more
han 100000 worth OF Passenger and
E,e;chi Cars. The Cotton Machinery
comnany are turning out large quantities
Of Machinery for Cotton Mills.
Respectfully yours.
BAKER, WILCOX & co.
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Spring & Summer Goods
JACKSON Il L!LLARD

A RE receiving and opening large and
"A well selected stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, to which they wouiI
invite the attention of persnns wishing to rur'
chase. They know il rs getting To he FASH
ionable enr Merchants to talk largely about
fine stocks. cheap t'ouGs, and 5" on, but all
testing aside, their stock spcrhaps little sn'
perior TO an, ever Offered here, aud they pro-
pose to sell "A little cheaper than was ever
heard Of IN this section.
Among their stock Will he found tie follow
ing articles: =, ;.
Ladies Dress Goods--Silk f"plns, Muslin
de Lanes. Brragrs, Dclnnrs. Lawns, frih.s,
&c, Silk Leghrrn ani Straw Bonneis.
For Gpnt'rm-n's Wear Summer Goods
of al l,,nds, Jenny Lind. fine Nolc,kn, Con-
crcss Panama and Ieghorn Hats, Boots and
Shoes of all descriptions.
Also, n large lot Of Ready Made Clothing,
assorted.
April 35, ls5l-tf 10
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New Spring & Summer Goods
at Reeder's Cheap Corner!
&. X. RE L D + r

HAS received his large and well selected
4 stock OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, to which he invites the attention
of his friends and the public generally
His stock was selected by himself in the
Northern cnins, with an eve 10 Durability
and cheapness. He IS one OF the men that
don't believe in hUmbugGery, bu; lie feels
compelled 10 say that he has the hnes''
richest and cheapes, stock OF Goods ever
brought to this market. and those who do
not believe it can satisfy themselves by
calling and examining.
Nav0 1851 1877
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S h Wer B a tn!

TUlHE subscriber having leased the Bath
Il House IN Mr. Geuvs' Fan Yard for
the present season, respectfully snl!r''s the
patronage Of the public. The House will
he omen Tor Bathing from the Isl OF May
inst 10 the lasr %, September next.
Rates OF BATHiSG BY III" season.
with the priv ls.- ni Barhlng once ray,
81; single bath 10 cts. pad down.
No Bathing done on Sunday.
DAVID SCAGGS.
Nav 9, IS5I-rf iS7
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DIED.,

In this place, Of Typhoid Fever. on Fri
day night last, at about III O'Clock, Mrs.
Nancy HELEN GRESHAM. cuns"rt Of Mr..
John Grisham. used 23 years. and days.
In the vicinity of this place, on Sunday
last. the llth instant, Mr.. JOSEPH RUDD.
oged nbou, So years. He was native OF
Mecklenbnrg county. W., but has resided
IN this county for upwards oftwen,y years.
He lived an Honest aud upright life. respect
cd and esteemed by all vino knew him.
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CELEBRATION.

The Decatur Division No. $50. Sons o.
Temperance, will celebrate their second
Anniversary, on the ;23d May next, by Pub
lie Procession. and addresses expected lrou
Bros. VIM. q. BrownIow. Douglass. and
Thompson. The Athens Brass Band vii
also be in attendance, and concert be CIV
en- the evening.
Brethren OF surrounding Divisions are
cordially invited TO be present and joIa IN
procession. and the public generally to par
licipa,e in The other ceremonies.
s. W. WOOD.
WM NJ. ROGERS.
T.. ID. GILBERT.
Committee.
Anr,I ooh. 1881.
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%, %. $1,000, 10000. 7Sno,l3lr q. .?
80, lJl. 10000, lOt2,50O -. - "a. 9
81, NJ, 81. 500. $500. % 500. ll,5Oo,
$3.50, 100 OF $500. SC,
Is nos. i6ir., 90. 81
sr7a Correspondents can transact bnSI-
ness through The mails with This agency, as
well as though personally present.
ST. Letters carefully directed and an
swerpd by return mail.
Elf GOWN s Co. send Managers Off
cial Drawings, with statement OF result, un.
der close envelope. TO all who order tickets
IT, B,nk notes on all good Banks IN
the country. or Prize tickets received IN
payment tor tickets.
ny Prizes cashei AT sight. Dan.: draIls
reunited to those hulIIrg prizes.
e. All orders are carefully complied
win. The most prompt aIen''on Always
given 20 orders.
Please address, COLViN & CO.,
NV cor. Baltimore and Calvert SITS,
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md.
Nav 9, ISSl-im 80
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For The Alhens Post.
OoE'
THOMAS JEFFERSON VAUGHAN.

! nv vi A j EF ENSON n Ouil AN'
triumphant in the hour Of death,
He calmly drew his fleeing breath,
On Jorian's dark and stormy shore,
Most fearful did the pillows roar.
As lie exclaimed: "My race IL run!
Soon will my labor ali be done!"
Joys celcstia his bosom swel'd.
Each lingering doubt and fenr d,spell'd.
For Jesus showed his smiling face,
For sure token of his grace!
Each mnmrnt seem'd to pass so slow,
Refusing still to let him 60!
Softly ms dying breath he drew
On wings of low, his spirit flew
No more his smiling iucc we'll vies!
Vnin-vain know it is to weep,
Aud mourn for those who in death sleep!
Uprlgh, he liv'd-he died victorious!
Generous in life; his death vas glorious.
lie died compoSrd- not IL tear!
Although his friends and kindred dear
No more on earth his voice shall hear!
W. C. V.
COLUMBUS, May 6,h, 1851.
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The Lotteries for May!
co Eg's.V' 81 CO..
Or BALTIMORE. MD,

Of BALTIMORE, Md,
the cost Of purchase OF which will be com.
paralvely as
"Trhts LIGHT as air"
5 Capital Prlzps-@ 600. 1000. $500,
Two OF 5000 10 tn" 81 lotteries sold IN
April, and each packages cost Si5.74 or
81 risk,
Is GREAT CAPITAL PRIZES SID!
. of $4,000. Of 10000, = o. 20 Geo. ! OF
10 600. | Of 900. Of 81 800, OF 10000,
| OF 10000. OF 1850. | OF 2l,OUO, | OF
$4,000 aud
ann -, l;,,oll;,, ,Io,b,
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School Land for Sale.

PURSUANT TO decreial order OF the
Circuit Court Of Rnane county. made
At the february term. 1851, willon Thurs
d.y. the I0'h dav Of June next. sell on the
premises to the highest bidder. The School
section of Lard, containing GAO acres. s'iu-
ate in Township second. Rang" first, Wes.
of the Meridian. Hiwassee District. pro-
vided that purchasers bud as much tor each
quarter as The same has been valued al BY
the Commissioners appointed for thar pnr-
nose. and who have returned their valua>
lion 10 me as follows, 10 vii:
Sc. Quarter S55o.UU
6 w. Quarter, 70O.U0
n Quarter 10000
N w, Quarter $4,000
S2l00.OO
The sale will be made and conducted &C
cord,ng to the Act Of Assembly providing
Cor the sale OF School Lands in said DIS
irict, which wall be made known upon the
Iday Of sale.
JOHN A. PATTON. Clerk.
Nav |, lS5l-6t Prs lee 81 50 l37
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NOTICE.

Owing to the !eebleness of my wife
" health. it is my desire to decline any
thing like Public Housekeeping.
WIN. LOWRY.
Nav rs. lSII-'f l3S
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S2l0O.OO
Land Warran s Wanted,

I,HE uuders,gu-d will give The h'gh.s
L marke, price Tor all good Land War.
rants, either Mexican or the war Of 1912.
GEO. w. ROSS s. CO.
May Q, lS5l-f lS7
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Forty sIx marriage licenses were grant
ed during April in Washington city-an
increase Of fifteen over those for the month
previous.
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Notice.,

4 IL persons indeb'rd to the estate %
IN IT, Vaughan. deed. are hereby re-
ques,rd to make settlement; ih"se having
claims will prese Il them to The undersigned
duly authenticated. -
VAUGHAN.
Mayo, 1915 Isl
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New Supply Of Jewelry.
1. O. II. 2. l. ". NJ. SEHORN

EEAvEjn,' received at Their Var'etts
a Store iage assortment Ci Goods Ia
Their linz. such as
Fac Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
full ieweed and plain; fine Gold Chains.
Key. and Seals; Breas, Fins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings. Shlr Studs; Pencils, Pens
aud Pen Cases; Mchalilons Of assorted
numntr>; Gold Snaps aud ,ckIaces; Gold
Speciacies: God Cuir Pms, sc.
Siiccr. PLATED aud German STEER Ware.
Fine S,vrrSpoons.L adeI., Butter Knives,
Salt and Mustard Spoons. fine Plated Cas-.
Tors S aud 10 Glasses, fac Plated Candle
sues, &c.
Pistols ard HHires.
Pine Self Cock,ng 10 barreed Revolvers.
d barrel do. r.hed self cocEing aad plain
Pistols; do',be hareled Pistols; fin" SIX
hladed T.oyaI Diamond knrves. Collegiate
kniv's tongues Knives. Sporting knivsss
L1d,'s Pen Knives. sc.
miscellaneous,
Fire Fans. W"rk Guxe> Dressing Cases,
Walking Canes. Snpll Combs, Buffalo
Combs Beads, PORT Moneys of Ill krnds,
Purses. Sp.cIaclr Cases, Tobacco Boxes,
Snuff Boxes. Acrorde.ns, Flutes, Flaeeo.
lets. Rogers Razor Sirop. fine Soaps, Per-
iumery. LIP 81 -, Tooth Brushes. Steel
Pens aud Cases; MANTLE CLOCKS, Of
all kinds.
COnfectiOnarys and Fruits
Candy Of all kinds. Preserves, Pickles.
S,rups Of all kinds. Rasins. Figs. Prupes.
Curons, TamaTinds, Cheese Of The Best
quality. Cra"kers, SC
Tobacco and Cigars
$4,000 fine Cigars OF all brands. CSev-
ing Tobacco Of the best quality, Smoking
| Tobacco.
! April IL, lsSl-t l3S
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mentS 10 address their te;iOW c!tlZens:
Athens, McMinn county, May q
Hanks, /" 70
Charleston, Bradley county, ' ~ ~
Chambers Store, 81
Cleveland, 81
Benton, Polk county, June 2
Petlitl's Old Stand, " )
John Virgins, Roane county, Z
Eaole Furnace. &" lG
Kinos,o,. " 2G
Knoxville, Knox county, " y
McCammons'
Shlpe's. ~
d. Lyons Store, d" is
Camphell's Station, " :" Ia
Ten Mile Stand, Meiss county, July 2
Decatur, 8
Sulphur Springs. Rhea ceun,y' " q
SmIh's X Roads. " .
Washington,
PikpviIle. Bledsoe county, n
Tolel,'s Mills, 70
Rober,son'sX Roads," -
Coops' Creek, Marion county, ~
Jasper, ~
Widow R'ce's, Hamilton county, " 20 %
Chattanooga, " 70
Harrison, -
McDaniel's Store. I" 81
Georoe,own. August 8
Maj. H. Coulter's. D
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Consolidated Lotteries of Md
FOR MAY, 1851!
COLVINJ e. CO.,

Office ~, W. cor. Baltimore g. Calreu s!s.
(MusEuM CoRNER.)
BALTI Nj OR F., NJ D.
Tie Consolidated Lotteries Of Maryland
are legally constituted -charlrrrd by ar'
OF the Legislature Of the Sar~-and con-
lrcIlpd BY Stale officers. Commissioners
appointed by the Governor OF the State OF
Mar! land
The Lotteries for May!
Be 'ow will ~ iouud a sChrdOle ui the dli>
ierent lotteries TO be dawn IN Nav. havs OF
drawing. leading prizes. &c. GOWN \ Co.
respectfully solicit orders by mail i"r tickets
or packages oi tickets, IN any oil the iol-
loving schemes.
THE C.PpIT.pL PRIZES
can be purchased from the great pTi-e
house of
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Superior Syrup.

4 PRIME 'tucle of Golden Syrup. jus
"a receiver aud Tor sale nv
Dec. 20. S. X. REEDER.
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Vnitn Yards Carpeilna, various grades
AOtO Just received aud Tor sale una.
sually low. -
McEWEN s. GILLESPIE.
April 20, 1851.
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Another Cuba Expedition
Great L, .cCitc NJ cNt!
EDiDFORD Il DODSON

1 RE of opinion that all those who wish TO
n erlIst in thr "CnDn ESpcdiuon," can do
so. but AS tor themselves, they intend to stay
II, home and sell out thei. large and well seq
l,ctnI stock uf
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
Coils. ANDERSON and CHURCHwELL,
candidates for Congress in this District,
have made the following list Of appoint
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McEWEN & GILLESPIE

HAVE received and opened their Spring
IL and Summer GOODS. and will he
much pleased to have their friends and
customers call and see them.
April 81, 1851.
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COLUMBUS. May 9Th, 1851.
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COnfectiOnaryS and Fruits
Tobacco and Cigars

$4,000 fine Cigars OF all brands. CSew-
ING Tobacco Of the best quality, Smoking
Tobacco.
April II, ls5l-t l3S
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~ der for Cash, at the Courthouse door
in Athens, on Monday. the 7rh day OF .Iulv
next, all the foregoing ir'c's OF land ana
town lots and parts of town lots. or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient TO pay
and satisfy the costs and charges due there
on. G.. PETERS, Sheriff
and Collector for .Mc.uinn county.
May !G. lGjl--3t $50
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