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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,
charles Campbell r. Co.,

OPPOSITE TIE WASHINGTON HALL,
MACON GA,
TAVE on hand and will be receiving du'
III ring the season, complete stock OF
Groceries, Staple and Domestic Dry Goods
Hard,cdre, Paints, OILS Glass dc,
Which they offer to the Planters and Mer
obonts at the lowest market price,
They are also doing regular G Conn,
Rrs,yrss, and all articles of PRODUCE con
signed to them will receive prompt attention
Macon. March 26, lS52-f 100
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JAMES B. COOKE,
ttorney at Lac and Solicitor In Chancery

attorney at Lac ava S0ffctor fh ChonceTy'
ATHENS, TENNESSEE,
DRACTICES Law in the Circuit Courts OF
i McMinn, Monroe, Polk, Bradley, Hamil-
ton, Meigs and Rhea counties, and in the
Chancery Courts at Athens, Madisonville,
Cleveland and Harrison, and will give strict
attention to all business committed to his
charge.
Ia Office next door above the Drug Store
April l6, lS52-tf 1876
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New Spring & Summer Goods
p II. KEITH & co.

HAvE just received and opened large
Ill and general assortment of rich and beau
tiful Spring and Summer Goods, to which they
invite the attention of their friends and the
public generally, assuring them that they VIII
give as good, if not better bargains than car
be rot in this market. Give them call
March 10, lS52-tf 49,
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Blake's Patent Ohio Fire Proof
Paint!

VUST received, six barrels of Blake's eele-
81 brated Fire Proof Paint, direct from New
York. Also, six barrels of Isaac Collins Re-
fined Vegetable Paint Oil, at less than half
the cost of Linseed Oil-the Paint at half the
price of White Lead-dries hard, with a fine
gloss, and much more durable than White
Lead and Linseed Oil. For sale by the barrel
or retail, by 3. +. MARTIN,
Calhoun, Tenn.
He also keeps constantly on hand a large
stock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, which
he will sell as low as can be bought in East
Tennessee.
Calhoun, March 10, 1S52-tf 1872
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Holston Glass.

,oS BOXES assorted sizes, just received on
10 Consignment and VIII be SOFA q. tn !,
manufacturers prices, land irelgh.,l w,en o :,
lower than any Glass OF the same quaii'y o"N
be imported. ,oss M Au.n,,
Oct ls5l--n ioV
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. WIN, II. COLLINS

HAVING permanently located in Athens,
III Tenn, where he can at all times be Iouho
.l.is 0Ifice or Athens Hotel, except absent on
professional business. His office Is on the SCUM
side of the Public Square, where teeth will be
examined free of charge. Being thankful Tor
the liberal share of patronage already received,
he hopes to elicit the confidence Of those that
need the aid of dentist. His long eXper-
fence and practical knowledge Justify, HIM IN
assuring those who entrust their work 10 nus
care to be executed in an uncxceptlonaole
manner. Teeth filled with nothing except
fine Gold Foil. Teeth will be inserted either
on plate or pivot, of the finest and best quail
ty. Teeth Extracted in manner not TO be
surpassed for safety, certainty and ease, either
with or without Chloroform. All operations
will be performed embracing the entire pro
fesson Work will be executed as cheap as 1t
is possible for good work to be done. All work
insured to give entire satisfaction. ~
Jan. 8, 1S52-tf l'z
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Town Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes to sell his property IN
,ho town of Athens. There is a first rate
pr;ck Dwelling House. and Store House, in
the business part of the town, being situated
on the Northwest corner Of the Public Square.
The terms will be made accommodating. Ad-
dress the subscriber Knoxville, Tenn.
~ 1871 GEO. HORNE.
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More New Goods at Calhoun
]. II. WELLS

TAS inst received Brown, Crushed and LOAF
III Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Rice Tea
Salt. Nails, Gun and Blasting Powder, Black
smiths Anvils, Hand and Sledge Hammers
Vices, Screw Plates, Bellowses, Drawing CHAINS
Log Chains, Streecher Chains. Coil Cham, RS
tolls, Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe \ ans
Wagon Boxes, Hand Saws, Cross-cut oaws
Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files, Painted ana ar
nished Buckets, Tubs Saddles, Brides mar
tngales, Collars, Carpet Bags, Clocks ana ran
cy Goods, Fall and Winter Dry Goods' Doots
Shoes Hats, Caps, Crockery Drugs, Medicines
Gc 10 which the attention of his customers
and the public are invited, r,.o
r5g- Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas, Tobacco
Country made Jeans, &C., taken in exchange
| for Goods. 90,
Calhoun, Oct. 81, 1s5l-tf l6l
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vi e dical N o tice.
r. NJ. n. MAY. dr. Dc IL r"ii0
DRS. MAY & PATTON

TAVING associated themselves in the pracc
IL tice of Medicine respectfully tender their
professional services to the public. -,
In critical cases, when required, both Will
be in attendance without additional expense.
March Z, lS5l-tf l2o
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Salt ! salt J!

THE subscribers have on hand large lot oil
L Salt, which they will sell at so cts pei
bushel, by the barrel. ,,,r,,
Loudon, Feb Is, lS52-tf III
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Major Bliss,

A. IN THIS thoroughbred and
An TEawFTy< beautiful Horse can be found
NS% GTfsyySS the ensuing season---2Oth
W .,Slxe.S< March to Goth June-at my
stable near mouth of Sweetwater three miles
West of Loudon, Roane county, Tenn, at 90
the season; $40 insurance, and so cents to the
groom in every case. Mares from distance
kept on reasonable terms. No liability Tor
accidents or escapes.
Major Bliss is five years old this Spring, 10
hands two inches high-a rich bay, with q
rich black name, tail and legs-of perfect
symmetry and extraordinary length ana
weight He is by imported Priam--dam by
Monmouth Eclipse, by American Eclipse; grand
dam by Blackburn's Whip by imported whip;
q. g dam by imported Columbus lsee PRINT
ed bills.
His pedigree will compare with that OF any
other horse, and shows that he is descended
from the very best racing stock that nave
been in America. And we think that inc
admirers of fine horses in East Tennessee have
never before had SO great inducements neio
out at so low price. "A. D. LENOiH'
March II, lS52-3m ioi
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JAMES +. WILLIMAS,
Iate of Knoxville, Tennessee.)
ra.u ySSIO.v M Err en- n Mt

Western cor of Hunter and Prior SITS,
ATLANTA, GEORGLA,
UAvING rented the large Fire-proof Ware
[ house. at the above named location, is now
prepared to receive all kinds of East Tennes-
see PRODUCE usually sent to this market.
He will give his personal attention to the
business. All letters of inquiry in relation to
the Markets DC, DC, will receive prompt at
tention.
RErEnrScEs:-Chandler French d Co., Gaines
d chattanooga, Tenn.
Cannon, Gaines d. Co., Craighcad q Dead
rick, Williams a Co., II. Ault, G.. Wallace, and
Merchants generally-Knoxville, Tenn.
H. d. d s. NJ Leeper-Leeper's Landing,
Tenn.
H. G. d L. b. saffell, II. T. Cox, Gilbert
Son--Louisville, Tenn.
officers Of Steamboats, running between
Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nov q, ls6l-tf 1855
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New FIGURING BILLS,
TT J. MATTHEW'S.
Feb. OF lS52-tf l79
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Forest Hill Academy,
1THENlS, TENNESSEE,

: ATHENS, TENNESSEE,
WILL commence its Spring and Summe
w Session on Monday, the LIST of March next
under the supervision of Rev. 5. CHURCH. Alb
and LADY.
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TAMMANY REJOICING.

The drill-sergeants and trumpeters of the
victorious host in the late Political contest in
our State had feast and Notification at Tam
many Hall On Monday evening, as was natural
and unexceptiOnsble. Let those laugh who
win most certainly; aud as laughter from an
empty stomach might not be spontaneous and
hearty, let them eat and drink generously as a
qualher. True, their mirsl can possess little
interest for any but themselves; but il is GUS
tomary on such occasions not only 10 imbibe
but TO enunciatc, and the public may be in
structed if not edited by the indications of fa.
ture policy thus evolved We, therefore. gave
IN our last the substance OF the speeches made
st this festival, and have since read still
longer report, in order TO CLEAN, if We so might.
some deeper indication of the policy TO be pur.
sued by those to whom the People have Just
entrusted power in the City, State and Nation
And now we ask those who have gone over the
same ground to thoughtfully consider what all
this lortenGs, and what We are 70 expect from
the newly restored dynasty, judging it b. its
own lively oraeles. In other words, What
promise Of pablo benefit, National prosperity.
orPnolic tranquility is justified by the speech.
es Of Monday evening at Tammany Hall
That the speeches of Messrs Daniel B. Tay-
Tor and Augustus Schell enuncia.ed nothing Of
importance is not surprising--hsd the contrary
been the fact, it would have been indeed re.
markable. Mr.. Schell tested Gen. SCOTS
Military services in terms Of just eulogium.
which contrast rather strongly with the fsrra.
50 Of libels upon the waF-wora Hero which Mr. |
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~ II is authoritatiyely stated that a long
existing law forbids vessels to enter the port of
Havana in the night and makes il the duty of
the officers in charge Of the harbor to prevent
them by force if necessary. Recently the
Crescent City ran in, despite the warning of
of the PoTt-Captan, and the scntinels on duty
at the Moro Castle have been imprisoned in
consequence, for not firing upon her as they
should have done No doubt the authorities
would be justiiable in enforcing any established
regulation of the harb0r, and if Capt Porter
was aware of this one, he deserved chastise-
mert for breaking it. But yet, under the cir
cumstances, it is better that the ship WAS not
fired into. 1t would have seriously inhamed
public feeling in this country and given an un-
necessary stimulus TO the business of fibus-
tiering, which no subsequent explanations could
have allayed. IL is also stated that Purser
Smith has made oath that he is not guilty of
the ofense charged against hun by the Caban
authorities. If this is the case, we do not see
why II should not put an end to the trouble, as
he has only been required to declare himself
innocent in order to TO have the intcrdict re-
moved
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them on the magnitude and benefcencc Of their

them on the MAGNITUDE and bene6cencc OF their
achievement.
This article is already too long, but we
cannot close without noticing one remarkable
assertion of Mr.. LoREsZc B. SHEPHERD, in the
course Of carefully prepared speech, that
There was tho Administration ofWAsuisGroN. riieh
had no parry bias
This is grossly false, Mr.. Shepherd and you
must know it. Washington was a thorough
Federalist; his Administration was Federal;
his leading measures (the Assumption of the
State Debts, Jays Treaty, suppression Of the
Whisky Instruction. &c.) were assailed by
the Democratic leaders OF his day as bitterly
as any act OF a Wing President has ever since
been. When he retired from Office. the mo,e
thorough Democrats, including Edward Liy-
ingstou and Andrew Jackson, voted against
resolve approving of his course the leading
Democratic journal thanked God at the retire
ment from Office of the only man who could
uphold corruption (that is, Federalism y and
he voted he Federal ticket in his own county
ar the excited election of 1893, q few weeks
preyious to his death. Men OF Tammany You
have il all your own way-NatiOn, State, City,
every thing-and there is no party in the field
to oppose you. Under such circumstances
YOU can afford to tell the truth-then why not
do it, if only to acquire a little character icr
yeracity against the time when you may need
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WASHING AND BATUING

The first public establishment ever founded
in this country for the purpose of cheapening
the cost of Bathing and diminishing the labor
ard inconvenience OF Washing, especially for
families whose home accommodations are
stTaitened, was opened TO customers early lasr
summer, though it can hardly yet be deemed
completed. Many portions of the apparatus
required testing before they could be deemed
perfect, and in some cases notifications after
trial were necessary. 1t may YET De six weeks
before the whole concern can be safely pro-
nounced unacceptable offarther improvement
The establishment was TO be completed ac-
cording to the original estimate, for $4,000,
and subscriptions or donations to that amount
wereprocured; but the rise in City Property, in
Building Materials, Labor, &c, with the judi
cious but costly Improvements on the plan
adopted during the progress Of the work, in.
creased tie total cost to about $4,000,
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Schools or LETTERS AND or AIRS

Schools or LETTERS AND or AIRS.
Who has not heard IN spelling school
That old and sslutary rule,
Whereby the boy two DAYS al hcld
Back 10 the foot was straightway led.
Lest IooIeT spoilers CHANGED ~ be
Discouraged BY adversely.
Thus talent Oft il made 10 bear
OF Others loads the greater share
As some there be who
Til better claim foncgocs the prize;
But. having riscI, strive 10 show
They rose by north and not b. Ian.
BY rule OF the American IIsttutc which says TINT no
penOn have the highest prze two years IN success
koo1s Dsgueueeypes could not that year come in conpe
ttou tie gold medal having taken nat for 1851 Roos
Gallery, No. 3b5 Broadway, rooms first Oor, up ssirs
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RnlrMA1Isn Crnrnl-Thc VS. nunbcr

RHEUMATIsM CURED!-The vast numbers
who are finding reof fro that dreadful disease Rleua-
tsIn by the Of that invaluable remedy M02TlMoA@s
Rheumatic Compound and B00a Purifier should induce eli
who afflicted with TINS ps4ut - , 10 Il a. once
Tls geifbe preparatOn-an internal reusdy-pre-
pa ed upou TIE most scientific principles for tls sac
sseaee houe; 'his IL viii IN oil forms, either
hanrfOy (scutc) or chronic No need longer doubt,
# they Wi. bat examine the Over lemi0g evidence gwen
IN ;s behalf by honorable occupying higl stations in
society Physicians certify - lerful III 10
cfociay curing. where ~ combinations they bad dsd
that there no hopes Of r-cOyeTy ond N some III
stances whore indvidu Is bad he cupples for and
twenty years this remedy has cured them II perfectly
safe 10 be used ty the most onieebed AMI debtated It.
Effects most wonderful and delightful upOn the system
regulating ard Strengthening tho dces i've i'm
parting purity richness and vitality 10 the blood causing It
70 flow freely through ali ~ channels removing the
Of the disease aud restoring the whole system
Sold whole seie and retail by w V. ALrxfSD2R Co. pro
nriefors. (enira Oice. No Bsrcay ST (AstOr H0lsl
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HAIR DYE AID WIGs.-BATcHELOR'S Man
uctory for these articles celebrated IN all parts Of the
world IONS " siag lgnt elegant and durable Wig
Toupee Car surely be suited His Hair Dye applied "a
sure guarantee sold wholesale and retail At No " AL
st Copy the add7ess-heware Of limitations.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1852.
u See third page for some interesting items
For Europe.

The next number OF Tie Tribune for En-
pean Circulation will be Issued 4 II : MORN
ING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all the Late
News up to the time Of going pres Single COPIES
in wrappers ready for mailing be had the desk
Price Six Cents The Africa sails from this port To
Day at II o'clock
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susryEss NOTICES.

H.rs AND PoIIrics.-There was "any guam
, Of let on te result Of the late election and sons
al the Whias have suffered considerably. One fnen1 OF
ors 10 10 les s tl;een Hats bet that Scot, would e
~ lie State Of Ne5rNorS. We him, last w sdnes1sy
On h wa 20 Kxox's No l23 fnlton-st, with face "a
long a. the hOh Pole for tao purDss Of ieaviaE an oasf
With thst ca brsfCd and popular sr 10 supply hs ~"
ming fieuds Sad be- I'm extremely sorry for tae result
I've losf n ny hsts TT W 10 en1ugn 20 N'e ny
Der ecrsc enos real good hats-thsts nay OBJECT u gong
20 Ksox'S.
Is THAT BEAR Commissioning ou1 IAe
othrr evening N s.srch ola Tie tndity partially anSa
ma N - - the Ncuagere in Broadway aud ca az he hA
P,sIsarRs UxOs. No II Pzrk-row, oPpoAts tne AseIr
Uouse whore. without mourning any danger we were
easily suited Ct moderate expense
U,rs AND CAPS, Buffalo Ro8Es, &c.-Ine
,rh.orb4r oornues to manufacture and keep on hand
Men, Bow irses and Cdidrens Hats AID Caps as cheap
"A any other eta! shmtnt -, ,,,, 49,,
w KELLOGG. Practical Halter, No. l23 C4nal-st-
RIcB FURs-WHoLEsALE PRICE.-The sub
eos rsrectlly direct attention Of the lad Of New
YORK 70 verify q which hey have ust import
id ard among which Bertha Boa the Fur spanish ~
iilla ara the PaIisiaI Nun stand prominent Inc bsrhs
Boa by far the elegant article f1r ever invent n
and Displays tie figure greatest advantage TIE fur
spsrsh Mtrtla Is admirably adapted for the proneoai
the carrnee or the opera; exceedingly becomnZ ana ~
manufactured L. every variety Of fur Toe Pa1san Man
now 90 fashionable IN Pans great Improvement u2oa
the large sid Old fashioned nuh
Cook l. FRAFKLIN No. 30 b oao"s
Purr.ors aud 5kin Importer
FURs ALTERED 20 the PRESENT fashion EXCHANGED Sni
freed irOr moth.
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er,r.,.,n I.,rnnrArIoNs. nY rHE WAsHIsG.

SPLENDID lWPORTATIONs' BY The W Aohi9'-
To. yos (FNgNg BAZAARf3ENfS aas the pleasure o. an
,ouroug 10 he fSonabe world OF New-fOrs tn't 10 has
reeeived by the 1seaner Warrington superb assof
srjc 90 of Lad e. M.fses aid Children wear "Ica"
b. opened today % tie Baza Among them WI De t0lhd
great vanity q sstn, veiyet ara ciOth rams iIl
the uodts o. thc CITY when they dspscael e zee
by the agent FOR the Bszsar; clsO beaal nopcl Que
fabf1s for IL ere; TOYS winter blOusts win cies hCy
trimmed; ladies' ussss ard childfeus eioa&s d-eny
trimmed with fs; large assortment o. lades rang
whiI hrntntly mounted aud dspeyiDg great di'ef'
Of entirety NJ W desgDs; cdrens and iDauts hoois inf
eoaLs veiy dt cate elegant AL thee goods axe VI ts
very latesi lion cannot fa 30 cOum md tue aanf
t.on u every lAny Of discriminating taste.
Part Of the importation by the Washington coasss Oh
several casesof
LADIES' FURs,
oomp6sinF mufs Welcomes, cuffs tpPets' &C. OF kpya
TrIn.po Rus.ian and Hudsous Bay Sable, Stone M8Tan
(inchiio &C. The whole viii De displayed for the his,
tune to-day CLNiSs BAZAAR, Nc. 5lJ Brold%1y.
St. Nicholas Hotel
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u. The art Of Dyeinp Human Hair is bat

= ] ne hTJ OI DVtIHI INiIdH II1'I ~ W
numerically understood ~ n ~ao maze the greet
e,preensors The most OF Hair Dyes Of the day N IOr
the time bscken the hair but 70 be slccee1ei Dy
tar1ished Green caToty purple hns. CkisiAo'Sy
Hair Dye VOID Of these nIK'Oas properties IL ins1.nIy
oyes the hair beautiful natural back or bro~a waca
Mother vste NJ runsble chang Or tars1 IN is
Maintained sod ard applied "a private roon 81 Urls
rAnnpn No AsfoT uGlse.
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To PRISONS IN BODILY TRIs0LArloS.-
There are those who hear the Ell s1a voi's -" -
$50 - -, Gear - use the uagoete remedy. BE-
cause .efsh unprncpled persons have sad u M
10 gprh .ec i ny Cuiy 70 Oh lrtloi c1rseJ ~ s'
-. rrl atre hrs endowed with, % re-ij-i Dr. -l
v-fhruf internal Application wl vet tlJse to) o| -
come 10 ne Nv addlessng TALBOT NATTA Nerfls = D.
sG.eerVic5-ff n B-Ihe Nervous AntiiJte vas CO d
ed m covey the s1ne beneficial results - tlousAn -
and az distance that personal spp-c8lpn "olil " IN
poss ~ achieve, but u e CA innocent 10 t2 ' n -
xben applied b. the fagcs open mad, bu- ia)u'aad
fr,te more rowe rful aud lasting.
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pYsrrrsIA AND INDIGESTION. These great

scous,s Of our people cnot be well understood VI
means eavcring or eunug them too hghy appreciated.
person who discovers any OF aeVaou,
c9rhts ecneat upon his fellows and is deserving 81 honor
iis oostaeie consuinson has been achieved, aud not
oy rsy dysperss be cred but Il may he presented by
The use OF hooflA>o'S German Bters prepared by Dr.
& NJ JscSSoN PHILADELPHIA which medicine is spoken Of
70 terms o. the highest commentator by thousands who
have tce.d lis efficacy IL pcrecty ianocaous IN is ~
ture and pcscs the valuable properly of improvag ire
health OF de robust a. wei restoring the health OF ne
sck.
For s4e in NewYork ly A. u, D. Sands corner Fulton
and Nhan.stsi G. k'ng, eoIEer Broadway ans John 50
and ay hrs Hays In Brooklyn.
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~ GoUnAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without

execution the very best invented asy celebrated
u 0URArD's Modcafed Soap f0s curng pnplos freckes
salt rheun flsh worms tette sa Owncss tan rogrhnes-
chais cLses cracs &c FOufre SUBTLE uprO0ts hr tom
any pert OF the body Loud Vegetable Rouge Lily White
sd iai- Restorative, It u Valkerst, near BfOadway