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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-10-07

| PREDICTION VERIFIED.-ln the "AstronOm
ical Diary" or Almanac calculated for the
meridian of Boston, in England, for 1853,
and published in that year, by Nathaniel
Ames, in an essay on the "Past, Present, and
the Future State of America" a subject which
the writer says is "daily becoming more and
more interesting" occurs the following par.
agraph:
"The curious have observed that the pro.
from the East to the West; thus it has ira.
yelled through Asia and Europe, and is now
arrived ut the eastern shores of America
So, arts and sciences will change the face of
nature in their tour from hence over the Apa.
lachan mountains to the Western Ocean; the
rocks will disclose the hidden gems-the in.
estimable treasures Of gold and silver will be
broken up-huge mountains of iron ore are
already discovered, and vast stores are reserv-
ed for future generations-shal not these
vast quarries that teen with mechanic stone,
those for structures, be piled up into vast ci.
ties; those for scu pturc into statues to per.
pctunte the honor of renowned heroes, even
those who shall now save their country
Oh. We unborn inhabitants of America! should
this page escape its destined contlagration at
the years end, and the alphabetical letters
remain lcgioc, when your eyes behold the
sun after he has rolled the seasons round for
two or three centuries more, you will know
that in A. d. 1853 VIC dreamed Of your
times"
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ND MJANEs yERMIFUGE.

During a practice Of more than twenty
wears, DR.. M'Iane had attended innumerable
patients affected with every form OF worm
disease, and was induced TO apply all the en-
ergies Of his mind to the discovery OF vermi
fuSe, or worm destroyer. certain IN Its effects;
the result of his labors is the American Worm
Specific, now before the public. which Is per,
fectly safe and may be given alike to children
of the most tender age, or to the aged adult;
it purges mildly and subdues fever, and de-
stroys worms with invariable success. 1t is
easv; of administration, aud as it does not
contain mercury in any form Whatever no
restrictions are necessary with regard to
drinking cold water, nor is it capable Of do
iny the least injury to the tenderest infant.
An incredible number of worms have been
expelled by this great vermifuse.
For sale by =. II. KEITH 4 Co., Athens a.
&C. w. Corrry, jacksonville; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. Oct. ~
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ARAILRoAp FAcT.-A North Carolina cor.

ARALRoAD FAcT.--A North Carolina cor.
respondent of the New York Times makes
the following statement:
"The advantages offered by railroads to the
farms of inland districts are strikingly shown
by the following, which was narrated to me
Ms fact A gentleman near Raleigh, who
had quantity of wheat to dispose OF, and
seeing it quoted at high prices in paper OF
Petersburg, Va, and seeing at the same time
the advertisement Of comnission-house
there. wrote to the latter, making IN offer of
it. The next day he received reply by mail,
and by the train bundle of sacks, in which
he Immediately forwarded the wheat, md by
the following return mail received his pay at
the rate of Sl.2O bushcl, the top price OF
the winter. At the same time, forty miles
from where he lived, off the line of the rail.
road, wheat was selling at 60 cents u busfel.
There was one county, during the time was
in North Carolina, to and through which the
roads were absolutely impossible, and which
had not been heard from ut the capital for u
month 1t is not, therefore, incredible that it
should cost GO cents to move bushel oil
wheat forty miles"
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

AUGUSTA, Oct. !.
Cotton-There has been fair demand for
Cotton during the past week, but it has run
on qualities principally ranging above mid
ding The lower qualities. or those ranging
from middling downwnrds, are almost unsafe
able, there being no market value established
for them in markets below To sell the lower
grades, which constitute the bulk Of the Cot
ton coming to hand, holders have to take
lower prices than realized last week. The
sales during the past week have been limited,
not exceeding to 500 bales The receipts
continue light for the season of the year, and
most Of that coming to hand is ordered to be
sold on arrival The receipts of new Cotton
at all the shipping ports up to the latest
dates received, is only 1882 bales, against
46,4O2 last year, showing decrease OF -, oaO
bales. We quote inferior and ordinary n Sc;
ding Toe; mddling fair tote.
Corn-Therc has been little or no export
demand this week, and the Corn market has
been comparatively quiet. For home wants,
it is selling in small lots at zoe, sacks return
ed. ANY thing of lot would not bring over
65c. sacks included.
F1our--Holders are sitter in tier asking
prices. Country is selling by the quantity in
bbls. at s6t. and retailing AT SGT u $6t.
Bacon-There is a better demand for a
good article, and prices are stiifening We
continue to quote ribbed sides (Tennessee) at
9tc, and clear ut " Zoe; shoulders "A Sc.
Good joint meat is still scarce.
Codic-Stock on hand moderate, and in
consequence of the sudden rise in the North.
ern markets holders have still further ad-
vanced their prices and now are asking II I"
l2tc for n good article Of Flo.
Whsat-Therc is a good demand for Wheat
and good Red meets with ready sale nj so II
9Oc, and prime White at 81, loa $l.25 per bu
Beef and Hogs-Shoats, weighing from 80
to 50 lbs are in demand and will bring q T."
6tc, nett-supply moderate. For large hogs
there is very little enquiry. being too early in
the season. Beef grass fed is worth Ale nett.
and stall fed 5sc. No sheep in market
demand Observation-Disclosures
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ANOTHER BANK IN New YoRK.-A rumor
is current in German circles in New York
that the Bank of Darmstadt, an institution OF
high character, with capital of $50, 100000
proposes to establish branch in that city,
with capital Of SlO,oOO,OOO, and there is
reason, it is said, to believe that the rumor is
we'll founded. The introduction Of such an
amount of foreign capital into that city could
not fail to have very marked effect upon the
money market.
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ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, Oct 4.
Since our last we have no change to note
in the price Of Bacon and Lard.
Corn is scarce in our city. We quote at
6Oc, sacked.
Oats-None in market-wOuld sell readily
at soc.
Wheat soc per bushel ready sale.
Cotton brisk at n Zoe per bushel.
Respectfully, ,
SEAGO T. ABROTT,
General Commission M,rchants for TIE PW
chase and sale Of all kinds Of Tennessee Pro-
d,,ce, Merchandise, Groc'ries, dc.
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~ In China, when a great parsonage
wishes to put himself to death, he takes an
ounce Of gold leaf, rolls it into ball, and
swallows it. According to the psychologists
of the Celestial Empire, these balls, once in
the stomach, unroll themselves, and adhere
to tho whole Interior Of the organ, like paper
on wall. The stomach, thus gilt, ceases to
act, and the unhappy mandarin dies suffocat-
ed, after few hours torpOr.
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JAMES II. RENSHAW & CO.,
Cabinet Makers and UndertakerS
y cofhr q Cay dItd tH"FcH
Knoxville, TENN,

NOrW lcFW c0fhtf u Cay dNH tHHfcN sS.,
Knoxville, Tcnn.,
Where they keep constantly on hand and
make TO order, n superior assortment of every
variety of Furniture, such rs fine Parlor and
Rocking Chairs, of various patterns Walnut
Cane seat Chairs; Sofas; Lounges; Centre
Card and Dining Tables, of different styles;
French, Cottage, anl Common Bedstcads; Blu
rcalis: Presses; Safes: Wash-stanls; Sewing
Stands; Wardrobcs, de-, dc. Also, Walkers
Self-Rocking Cradles, one of the most useful
inventions Of the age.
Orders for work attended to with prompt
ness. sept. 30 'J3-ly 262
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rEAs the season is with us, when there is
ALWAYS much sickness among children, caused
by sudden colds, it may not be amiss Tor us
10 mention that the new medicine, Aver
Cherry PectoraI," attracting so much oil the
public notice, for the cure Of serious Lung
complaints, is. when used in small doses. one
Of the very best in the world Tor occasional
family use 1t is simple and harmless ior
children. as well as very Paiata6ie. we US.
the article ourselves, and would reeonnehu
our reader, to call on G. W. Ross aud get q
/ bottle for trial.
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Female Academy,

Miss MELVILLE, Principal.
Miss STAKELY, Chit assistant
WHATEVER ADDITIONAL TEACHERS ARE NECESSARY.
,INIIE last Public Examination of the pupils
attending this well known Institution
closed on the 18th ultim", I" the entire salts
faction Of all connected with the School, or
Interested in its success.
The next Annual Term of 40 weeks will
open on the 18th Of October.
Every method will continue to be adopted
bv the Trustees and Teachers that they know
is for the best interests "f the pupils.
TERMS, per Session Of 80 wecks, pad quarterly
IN odranec:
Infant Class. $1,000
Junior Glass, I6,"
S.pi,r Cla-s 1000
Music, with use of Piano, 1000
First principles of Drawing and Singing
gratis.
No deduction for absence for less than one
fourth nf a session. except in case o' sickness.
nor then unless such absence exceeds two
/ weeks.
! Boarding in good families ami at the reru'
! lar Boarding h"us" for sl,I5 per week during
: the Winter half session, and al S',ao during
the Summer half This includes fuel and can
dlcs. Washing 5 per month. :.
Tn. Regulations Of the Trustees, regarding
visitors at the Boarding Houses, are the iol-
lowing:
lst, No visiting allowed on the Sabbath day.
3D. No visiting permitted at any time e>-
cept on Friday evening or saturday forenoon.
| ID. No visitors to remain after 90 clock,P.M.
/ Tie Trustees expect that those persons who
/ tax. pupils - board viii see that the above
/ rules are strictly observed, and that parents
or guardians will no, send thelr daughters or
wards to this School unless they approve "i
/ these regulations. aud impress upon Their
char,e- the necessity of keeping them invio
/ late.
Quarterly tickets issued by {. W. Coffin
Treasurer. ". VI. SlAhELl, I" u.
J. 4. CorriS, S'crddrH.
Madisonyillc, Tenn, sept. ., 1853.
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
S. X. Reeder,
Hhfns, Jfan.,

.HHfns, JfHn.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE SALE OF WHEELER IL
MrLlcK's
DouLlc Po,c,r and Oy,r-.Mot ThreSher and
Separator; Single Horse Po~er do;
Ciorer Uu,ler:
Feel fmf'r;
1rym Hoaghs, manufactured in Ne'r York;
.SuJsoH d. d. do.
one Circular .Sar MN, Gcaring, de-, al
complete.
lie is General Agent for East Tennessee,
and will sell at manufacturers prices, with
the freight from New York added.
These Machines are now coming into gen
cral use in other parts of the country, and
the attention of agrlcultursts in this section
are respectfully invited to them. They are
all warranted TO be No. | articles, and persons
purchasing may expect them to be just what
they are represented to be-
sent 70 lSI3-tf 9G1
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W- The Memphis papers contain the par
ticuars of the murder Of his wife and father
in.hw, by man named Hicks in Haywood
county:
Some time since John Hicks and his wife
separated and she returned to her fathers, n
man by the name Of House, living near
Estanaula, on the South side of Hatchie.-
Last Wednesday Hicks went over to old man
Houses, for the purpose of having difficulty,
it is supposed. House was in bed at the time,
but the two soon got into an alteration,
when Hicks raised his gun and attempted to
shoot, but Mrs. Hicks run in between him
and her father, at the same time threw up the
gun. House got up and rushed in the melee,
when Hicks drew pistol, and reaching over
his wire's shoulder shot House, the ball pene.
trating his lungs. The latter immediately
fled, leaving Mrs. Hicks hold Of the gun
Hicks asked her to 60 home with him, but
she refusing to 60, he threatened to Kill her
and she let 20 of the gun and run. She had
hardly reached the door before Hicks fired
and shot her, the ball entering her back and
penetrating her heart, when she fell back
and died almost Immediately. Hicks stood
in the room, nearly over the corpse OF hi.
murdered wife, loaded his gun again and
started out in pursuit Of House, but The
neighbours com ing in about this time, he fled
and has not been heard from since. II u
understood he was run of over the Mlss's
sippi river, and is now in Arkansas. Hous'
was alive ut the latest accounts from there
but there is little probability OF his recovery
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Chancery Court at Pikeyille.
OFFICE OF ruE c. NJ, OCTOBER RULES, 1853
Lewis L. Fain,

Lewis Il. Fain,
c. !. johnson. Virginia Johnson, Lewis Ford
and John l.. Ford.
nN motion, and it appearing from the
" sworn statements in the bill, that e. !.
Johnson and Virginia johnson, two of the de-
PENDANTS in tn" above stated cause, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, it is or
lercl that publication be made for four sue
cessiye weeks in the Athens Post, n newspaper
published at Athens, Tennessee, requiring the
said defendants to appear and answer the
complainant'e bill, ON or before The next term
Of the Chanccrv Court, to be held al Pikcyill",
Blcdsoc county. Tennessee on the second
Monday of March next, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing el
pdric rs to them.
... THO. N. FRAZIER, g. d. w.
Sept 80 lSJ3--it Prs fee SO 2d2
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~ A piece of outrageous cruelty was
lately committed upon two noble horses in
OrameI, Allegheny county, N. York. They
were raced eighty miles for stake of $500
the winning horse making the distance in
eight hours and eight minutes, including
stoppages, and the other dying in less than
an hour after the race. .r.
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StraVed

EROM the subscriber, living miles South
l. Of Athens, on the 2ith September last,
an iron-grey MARE MULE, two years old,
name fresh shaved, the hair worn off her neck
next TO her witbers. Any information re-
.pecting said Mule thankfully received, or il
returned the finder will be suitably rewarded.
EDWARD PKOFFiTT.
Oct Z, ls5s-tf 265
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Coon ADvIcE.-Some wag Of an editor,
after grand spree, penned the following adj.
vice to his readers:
Rise carly, battle daily, cat sparingly, cx-
ercise freely in the open air, drink pure wa
ter, keep cheerful mind, and shun wine, the
blues, doctors and drugs"
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Land for Sale

TN obedience to decree and order OF the
i Honorable Circuit Court Of Meigs county,
Tennessee, at the August term, 1858, will
proceed to sell on the premises, on Saturday,
the 5th day Of November next, the following
described Lands to wit 1.-THE Northwest
quarter and part of the South west and
South east quarters of section ~, and 4.
acres 81 poles in the Northeast quarter OF
section "a, Cd fractional township, 3D. range,
West Of the meridian in the lllwassee Dis
trict, Meigs county, Tennessee, beginning at
the Northwest corner of the Northwest
quarter Of section IL, containing in all by es-
tima,ion Four Hundred Forty tmo dcres Four-
teen and haif Poies, being the Lands hereto.
fore set apart to Nancy Ward, widow Of \.
Ward, deceased. as her dover in all the lands
Of which the said Ward died, seized and pos
sessed All of which lands will be sold, sub.
jcct to said relict's dover, on six months
credit except the sum Of one hundred dollars
which will be required to be paid down on
the day Of sale. Note and good security Will
be required of the purchaser or purchasers,
and lien retained on said lands for the pur.
chase money W. l.. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
Sept. II, ls63-6t Prs fee 81 26l
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n Office.

TAKEN upby Clinton Norman, living in the
L ID civil district, Meigs county, Tenn. on
the 18th August, 1888, II JENNET Said Jen.
net is about II hands high, of a mouse color,
about 10 years old-no brands or particular
marks. Appraised to $50. The owher is
hereby notified to come and prove property,
pay charges and take it away.
SAMUEL W. WOODS,
Ranger for Keigs co.
Oct + lS53.-3t* 26S
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Notice.

THE JACKSONVILLE FEMALE ACADE-
| MY will be rc-opened on tie 25M Of Ocfo-
Der instead of the ii Tuesday. rs first mott
fed. 1t is hoped that all pupils who intend
entering for The next session will be in the
School room on that day.
jacksonville, Oct Z, lS53-3t 203
- Lou,lon Free Press will please copy two
weeks and forward bill to this office.
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II well bred woman is surprised in
careless costume, she does not try to dodge
behind the door to conceal the deficiencies,
nor does she turn red and stamlner confused
excuses. She remains calm and selt-possess.
ed and makes up in dignity what she may
want in decoration.
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tY-It is asserted by good humored CO.
Temporary, that the most fascinating sight he
can witness, is u young lady walking us
though flea was biting her on each hip
She Is almost a match for the dandy VINO
steps like an open-winged turkey travelling
over bed Of hot ashes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-10-07

tw A physician Of Paris states that a
shock of electricity, given to a patient dying
from the effects of chloroform, Immediately
counterncts its influence, and returns the
sufferer to life. The fact is worth knowing
il it be fact
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T.BkE.N UP

DYEJ Reagan, in the 9Th Civil District
ID in Monroe county, and on the waters Of
Little Tennessee River. one BAY MAKE,
with scar in her left hind paster joint. and a
little white in her forehead and on the nose
thought 20 he eleven wears old.
u. G. PErTrTr. Ranger for No,roseo.
Sept. %, laJ3-3.S 2Ni
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tH. Let 1t BE- o settled maxim Of the gar
first and best Of everything for
seed. Scroggins Oldest daughter says she
supposes that is the reason why she never
was married.
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FASHION FOR OcToDER.-Punch, who is an
acknowledged arJuer elegantrdrium, contains
the following item of fashionable intelligence
for the month of October :-"Bonncts will be
worn on the small of the back"
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~ The age is alive with elasticity. An
India rubber omnibus has just been invented,
which, when full, will hold three more ladies',
market basket, pet poodle, and baby.
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10000 Shingles Wanted!

'V>IlE subscriber wishes to purchase 10000
i Shingles. to he delivered in the town Of
Athens. for which he will pay So cash per thou
sand The shingles mas; be of the very best
quality. averaging four inches in width, and
neatly dressed. g. W. MAYO.
s,Lens, Angus, 90. ls55-tf :sI
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In walking, always turn your toes out and
your thoughts inwards. The former will pre-
vent you from falling into cellars, the latter
from falling into iniquity.
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M4RRIED-On the Goth ult., by John
Jenkins Esq, Mr.. ANDREW CLARK to Miss
SARAH JANE SwArrAR, all Of McMinn county.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. John Tate. DR..
WM. z. CALDWELL, of Sweetwater, to Miss
LIZZIE J. 7. CAMr, of Bradley county.
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MIsrAKEs-Grcat men make mistakes as
well as little ones This was illustrated
once by Mr.. Calhoun, who took the position
thai ali men arc not @created free and equal"
Said he, ~only two men were created, and
one of these was a romdn-"
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Drtd Fruit.

WE wish to purchase large quality Of
w nice Peeled AMI UGpcrled DRIED
PEACHES, for which We will pay Cash or
Groceries. ISep,e3l KEYES, son 4 90.
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AsoTHrR PRoDIGY.-Mr. NJ. I. jolly, OF
this county, has a colt l6 months old, which
is Is hands 3. inches high, measures wv"
feet around the arm, q feet around the glrt'i,
and weighs 1910 pounds-Fulton (.No)
Telegraph
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800 Acres Of Land for Sale.

DURSUANT to decree at the last term Of
l. the Chancery Court at Athens, in the
case of Nancy Bradford, Administrators Of J. F.
Bradford, decd, as. VIM. Burk, | will, on
Monday, tie III of Noreo.Jer merit, sell to the
highest bidder, at the Court house door in
Athens the 7RACF or LAND on which
Carter Melton formerly lived, Oh the Rail
Road. 81 miles West of Athens, adjoining
James Forrest, Roberts, Peck, and Pettitt,
containing more than 500 acres.
TfRMs:-:30o down; six and nine months
credit for the balance, with security, and lien
retained WM LOWRY, 6. A.
Il, WILLIE LOWRY, D.. IN.
Sept 0, ls53--6t Prs fee $3.50 $50
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w Although the yellow fever has abatrd
at New Orleans, it still rages at Mobile,
Vicksburg, Galveston, Victoria, Houston, and
Tndianoa, and in the island of Bermuda. The
disease prevails extensively and severely in
Texas, and is particularly fatal to the Germans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-10-07

Come here sonny, and tell me what the
four seasons arce Pepper, mustard, salt and
vinegar; them's what NANNY always seasons
with
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ChancerV Sale of Land.

I1URSu Ant to u decree of the Chaucery
/ Court at Athens, ut the august term,
1853, will sell ON the premises in McMinn
county, Tennessee, on the 18th day OF No,
vrmbcr next, the Northwest quarter of see
ton Is, in township. ., range >, and the
North east quarter Of section IL, in fractional
township 3, range 8, both pieces Of Land
West of the meridian, llwassce District
Said Land belonging to the estate of James
Humphrey, deed. and sold for distribution
amongst the heirs. 4 credit of six months on
all except the sum of Fifty Dollars-bond and
security will be required, and lien retained
on the Land until paid.
WIN. LOWRY, g. d. IT,
Sept. 80, lS53-td Prs fee 50 2da
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It is said there are about sixty lawyers.
pension agent, &C., in the different States held
for trial, charged with issuing fraudulent pa'
! pers for procuring pensions.
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COMMON SESsE.-Common sense is an ex-
cellent article, although there arc but few
men or women either who use it, except IN
homeopathic doses
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tB An Erie (Pa) paper states that the
O'Reilly Telegraph Office in that city has been
closed by the Sheriff. The following is the
notice over the office door:
Dispatch and Com. can 60 no more,
The lightning has Knocked under;
The sheriff bOltcd in the door,
And sent the line to thunder.
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Why can't man look at a fat oyster with.
out splitting, or remember forgotten name
without scratching his head just above the
right ear! Who answers!
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L EU TVS HOTEL,
LOUDON, TENN.
w r. I'LL. PRopgrEron.

THIS is q first class Hotel, and is conven.
i iently situated for passengers either by
Railroad or Steamboats,; is also the Stage
Office for the Stage Lines leading to Camp.
bells Station, Knoxville Jone-borougl, and
Lvnchburg, Va, and it will be the endeavor
OF the proprietor to give satisfaction to all
who may favor the establishment with their
company.
Oct. T. lS53-tf 2G3