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pu1,nrIrn1. SAIrs nr Srocxs-Yr

Arr . prst Board 70 Feaa RR. Nh ss "a ~ II
100 Ura Csna iss 10 do Is, ieo ioss isa4 kS lsk b
Gund Rank isS % DO ltl rs neehssss Rssk. -
pfesfrvd. n az a. " 80 Morris Csasi. %
a. = C,naeu Au,hy RR les; 5e'c Irasa w ssN
Sd MAJ g. 81 oh Nneen RR rSs 10 tes .~ Raj. ii4
f9t los asA >sv. - 100 Rssns Mr. sk -
"a nsr, ,sd sechsps ssnl Pa seso rena s.. On -
Ssseso nosss-cs Resdas R1, es neo Ph'adLspAs sss
Suaourv kR =. u 81 Ghsa IA, ltA as do lth IL Ar-An
RR NJ issc LeAsAe. 20, ash loo Do IN iosU 4
IA "a a. 90 Schayan Nav CATION g. ~ "a go Uass cs~aS
"a sl9O tehsh Mortgages. tci t3eo Read me Rk O. n
ST. cuad~n and Amhey RR -. "a, a. rsssyv
RE.uh 70 do NA = MsRniactsf~- sad hssass.s. Ne tsts
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SourH BRooKLYS -" UniOn Hal, corner
Of Court and Saoket has recently been rented FOR re-
hgioIs purposes. and Rev. II. z. Bye Petor OF the
Church OF the Restoration breaches every Sunday stsi
moan AZ ) O'clock
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es@sJ s.asd Tor bears q the s-5u ed t,i Pi,eed
II ihe hsuis st Oscer Pssersos Of the Lpwrr Pose
C1,rf vito y~erdsy sTpgh, hi'a se'sts J1sgc> P ,
ssr' 1se Hag-s-ase allowed hun % "a On his rErs,,
re counsel beco,ing responsive isr ass aPpesace o.
Monday newt. when dsy Will bs SET In al inV-.n-
Rstiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

F,RH.-On Thursday night fire broke out IN
the carpenter shop Of Jas HeuDessy, Pym0oth't near
Uu,-st ay In was -oOn burned DOWN together with a
ousrtiry OF tool atasLed tBereH Los about $50 In
rcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

AccIpYsraLLY DRowNLD.-COroner Hilton
v..,r,v held an inquest upOn The body Of Hannah Hart
coc,d VITO accidentally ts mo the dock foot Of Warren
a. III .ne cav And dfoErss ssiore abe could BE-
,e,p.d She xls Stewsrdsssof the barse kesburg AID
hved az sbonssn Ulster Co where her remains ~lH b
- fcr
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
Case OF De Corn.
COURT OF OVER ANu TggNTNFR.


The COurt, yesterday forenoon. rendered de-
eson that the Court has power require witness give
such security IS may deem sc,enL the sttea
dance OF tyiA such witness for
se keeping 70 testify the ia in the event Of Ais not
,ivips the security required
The Court aid it cons ier-i, from knowled<e Of facts
which bad come before r. that their has been
the part OF sgstr,ses IN not committing
tsria witnesses in Of rest public importance hsyas
been permitted 70 leave the stste
The decision ofthe Court - that good All sufficient
cuy b. entered for the attendance OF the witnesses
on this tris-Lous Ste the led who said
sho fredl in the of 81 e and Bluvs the young
who presenf) IN the OF go In the Of
fAinre their part uty. they may be commit
ted the custody Of the Shef treat them kindly and
make them comfortable, ~ circumstances viii permt
L. 5. CIRCUIT COURr-Befors Judge NELSON
Tyler and .nde,ou ast Edward y. HYDE rho. b Sail
usn aud II. and y y. Allen.
Mr. Hyde. in lS45. obtained patent for a
cotton press acting By levers connected with tas top
Of the cyircer BY Of sexments of circle and
with the plaen Defendants u said nfInssd the psent
b. retns SIX INSIDE the pnnc pie IN this city aud
enGf them Mobile where they in opera tos
The principal deieuse a that the machines different
The mertine made by defendants hAys doabe set OF
leytrs Testimony Wa taken
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DtArH OF A MUsICIAS.-Mr. William Gran
on,paior AID until recently the lead-r Of NE Brook
yp Bs.s Rand died suddesy his r-sdeEse, corner Of
Hieks ard Fultsn sta on Thursday sht.
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The comparison OF the statements OF SIX u
ths City Banks with the OF December shows
the following results The Banks are the Mstropol-
tan Irving, Chatham, Grocers National and Republic;
po. s sss.s s Ssss Is s ,risss.s 0's''.s
Derosin...... 619s8 61asn SAN ....:..
Gree sR,slt .t.s.. ss,n siSs ss ss n.
The steamer Tomorrow will take about
$4,000 neatly in California gold, unless country
handed. Tie coinage Of gold at Philadelphia now
costs leli y cent, sud the bullion brokers consldsv
IL more profitable to ship ~ London
Tie following letter publisbed ia The Cour-
,ey Of this morning furnishes come aiormsoo fsIa-
nVe 20 the new coinage
PInLApRLPHfa Wednesday, Apnl d, 1883
The law regulating the new coinage VI silver leaves
Il optional VITA DE Director Of the Mint 10 pay In what
denomination Of CONS he prefers-t has been
deemed that the quarter dollars the most useful IL
AL SILVER eODs and the whole force VI the Mint V now
and hss been engaged the ls ins.~ai upon them
sby useless therefore, for parties 70 order returns
iD various cons.
For s.lyer sold 20 he Mint la accordance with tho
circular check OIL TIE Payingtsiier with value
thereon u gwen thu can be dre1s IN gold or sitso
iAe opti0a (s seller H. however me silver be mixed,
IN cher words, II L be eonposed u various hnds,
mehorsudum receipt u gwen, sDd when an ssssy 10
made aad the BET value determined st OIL q v ounce
his receipt released BY check the paying teller
silver ehechs vii De- paid IN consseuuse order and
caGess and ct lGe nay be Issued the time Of pay
uoent th.s however y no< positively decided upon. II
oe not done yufposed marking the bags 80 tst tho
whole sJory Be told.
The snlcsnt Of new coissgs on hand q ths tune .
ssid " be $4,000, the Mint continue 70 coin say
go coo per Gay, b. the l5th Che time pfoDo.ed for tho
general d.strikatOn) I have Sosbt bur all tho
ssies made the xng viii be ssSsfed tha, day.
Hereafter al silver tCund Va the California gold viii be
paid In standard silver, ard not IN gold heretofore.
The AFTER pott y oae that the California dspostors
have Ter long nnss inssted oa-sad c = nov granted
for the nrr rre.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Rail-
road for March were
ss ;:z' q ss III sIS - ~ ..
iisz ..... HnI "a ALB 30 s,so ~
I,e.e... .SIas7i n sLss % su.l1 50 ss,gus ,,
Tie earnings Tor the trt four months Of the fscsi
year Of the Coupany were;
las s:s -s :, sosi III ! ssls 50 ssLs.i 9
Isss........ 85Ii . s,s7n ~ nsy5i 10
Increase. sSzss 8 s4s,4o o si4sh q sss.iN Il
Showing gsis N earnings over kss year u - pr
cent
The uarket for Land Warrants ID firm.
100 ser. wzranb. .ei62 $50
70 acre WsFr<Bt~.----..--- ~ -
~ acre Wsrrsnts- ga "
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester
Road for March are, We understand, sboSt $3.50 Ia
adTsaes Of March, LA
We hear that Q conditioaAl contract has
been made Ia Paiisaelpais with The Agent d ssasa
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BIZ. ITEss.-ln your columns AZ she end %
Dectnss Iass - pubt.ted your Anru4I sss.crlsns .
tie Cry DorishsJ for l552 IN wsich yO- .bsv,i .as
nnrtio- 81 dessfs for ire year making due ao-s5ce
fnr TIC increase Of popG toa OF besweea seven at
eNeht per nut This would make saving Of sone
where sbsJi ffteen hundred lives Ia this CIV alone
aid soult. 10 me rsfio for tie eut-e caassy
show siniuu;ion Of no les than 1000 i've cav.
zen m sf,uES 81 nan son 81 FMS .sslnshfn- -
self Tie mortality in ls5l not believe uausnsl
ly larre-Dor VIA there any epii-mc How i. tbs
tang 10 b sccourted s0r' OssxRyEs
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A1veTff-'1
To HoUsEEFFPIRs-ThOs who intend reno

To HOUsEKEEPERs.-ThOse who intend reno
,afns or reufnishng their habtaons during the coming
season We would advise them TO visit Columbian Hail. No
al GraBdsf The Meszrs TowLE Co have Just r~ceiv
ed new invoice Of rch Lace and Muslin Dspery. Of the
tes Pasan styles which they oferns 81 great re-
dueor from the last prices notwithstanding the su
peroTfy cir quality Lace noow aud Curt aims
Iom S4to go per par Muslin DraPerr from to ~ per
ard
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The steamer Tomorrow will take about
$4,000, mostly in California gold, unless counseS
HAnded. Tie coinage Of gold at Phlladslphia now
costs lels cent, sud the bullion brokers cousdsr
IL mere profitable 10 ship ~ London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

HEAVY FALSE PRrrRNcE CAsE.-Mr' Cnas-
=. Dambmann, importer of No. 50 Broad st day OF
two since appeared before Justice Osborne and pre-
ferred complaint s.ains, Edward L. Hosghecn for
uerly of the firm Of Houshton, Merrill Co. wAoI
he charges with having in July, 1851 'osAlea Ioii
him BY false pretases. goods TO thc vsine Of sA"'
~ IS The representations alleged 10 DC fsIse arc
follows: A, the time IN question the soe1'eN
called at the store Of complainant and sstd ua' nc
wished 70 purchase on credit silk goods 70 the above
smoSp, for the new 6rm Of Houghson & heinii
which was composed OF J. Sssrs Houghson' hrs'a' H.
Eerrill and Ed Houchton-hSi the LATER hA'ieN pei
SOB was special partner snd hsd paid sSoV in'' 0
concern and thai the whole capital OF TIE hrni 70" 'N
the eth Of January previous sS7,oc, ana MAJ wy
were al the time in question worth Sio1 Aha IN '0
cxe as hry. amount A. $4,000. he further sSGs1
thAi himself sud father would inaorse the move
being worth 81 co or g. co and his iAsher fhe Ao0's
ramed I'd. Heash,on, large property. W
representations and considerations, inc sV0',
delivered. and ns,es 81 eight months 'aAeh - -
uent therefor, which, nSon becoming Gus -.
hopored, and yet remain unpaid ol'u PN~-.s.
were commenced IN the Common Pleas sou'c
since for the purpose Of sscestSining wne.ns' ~
l cused had property sufficient TO pay the s"0eA, -
I which his indoysemsn; had made hm hsoies -" -
matter Is sill pending The accused stAies ma
| self and the parties Tor whom he indorss1 nh'e
unsuccessful in business, and are ihersio'e S"~N
raw the claims The complainant states tartasr - -
,glav, that he has .scertained that nearly no' Al
the reprrsen,ations made a, the time me soods
soi were false and that he believes they were "A-'
! with view Of defrsuainc him. A vsTrsn' VS. y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

tv5- Soldiers who served in the Texan War
Of pds pendeues IN 1896 or their Heirs may lean
thing advautas them BY calling at the oee u T. A.
STAssEURY, No 90 Wallst
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NNETEErH ANNIVERSARY or THE AMERICAN
ANrr.sLAvERy SocIsrY.-The annual meeting OF the
American Anti Slavery Society will be held In the
City of New York at the Chinese Assembly Room, No.
500 Broadway, on "wednesday, May llth' 1888 CON
mencing at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
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V,IrKp AsKRIcANs-A new Chapter. called
the Nathan Hal No u. Vas insntHed o. IhaISNy
s-s,iss of vlieA EGulOnG TEA ehossD Saebsn-
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IIcy.sK.-The Commissioners OF Excise
gr.fse surirE Wednesday, ThH-s-.J and FnG-y' Isi Il
ss.a.-, EDr wAicA g. SO were received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

G.s-Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
~or-rAn.p me received daily, AZ tie zresi dannhasas
lug DepA. Of AsoHEE. WARsSR Co. No. 80 BrosA1AJ
Deslsners constantly engaged producing new PaiieNs
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRKrKssrs.-Ofscer VII

FIRE.-On Thursday night window curtain
in the second story Of the rouse No 6 Ezsbeth took
FIRE in CONSEQUENCE OF the explosion Of caDphene LAMP
Ms Fzs Abel n. Occupant the in hieh the are
occurred wAs severely harmed in attempting 20 exngish
the flames No done In the premises excsp-s
the destruction OF the window No alarm given
by the CITY Hall OF other bells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

u Gen. WnrIxLD Soorr has purchased
the new and commodious residence of Charles
Partridge, Esq No l2s Twelfth st.. 600 feet West OF
Faths } which was only completed last December
The house is 2S feet front by 60 deep, with stable IN
he rear Price oOo As Gen Scott takes possession
a. an early day we may congratulate our follow cit.
gems on the prospect that the remainder OF the old
veterans years will be spent among US when not
engaged elsewhere in the discharge OF bis othla
duties
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saIe- az one ssscA Exeanrxe. ARK. 4

llt scatk>t'efN ~ ------
ao Ps,rasr & Keyrert-s SO Is
lec >s-rsxas rFsa Co - 81
~ Fr~isrpcafh ", ncsk.. .
- e--f..~f..-f r...lN. A.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-10-21
Real Estate for Sale.

IN obedience to an intcrlocatorv decree and
1. order Of the Worshipful County Court of
Mcgs county, Tennessee at the October scs-
sion, 1858, will proceed to sell, ON Monday
the 9th day of December next, II; the Court
house door in the town of Decatur, the fol-
lowing described Lands, to wit: Lot No. ,,
containing by estimation 2i2 acres. Also,
the ninth part IN value of the Southeast quar-
ter of section 18th, all lying and being in the
I'd fractional township, 4th range, West, Hi
wassec District, being the Lands herctoforc
set apart to the heirs Of Harriet Chattin,
formerly Harriet Martin, deceased. one of the
hcirs-at-law and distributes of jesse Martin,
ST., deceased, valued to the sum of $3.50 or
800. said Lands will be sold on u credit of
six months, except the sum Of $50, which viii
be required TO be paid on the day Of sale
Bond and good security required, and.a lien
retained on said land for the purchase money
Said Lands will he sold to effect distribution
among said heirs. Boundary to be made
known on day of sale.
J. a. HOUSER, Clerk.
Oct 81, lS53-6t Prs fee 50 26J
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HUDGIN, WELLS Il JOHNSON,
d RETAIL DRUGGLSl.S,

" UDLESILE IL HEI.IIL DEt GtISlS,
CHATTANOOGA AND CLEVELAND, Tenn.
Chattdnooga 1caH, Seyt, 1883.
WE beg leave to return our sincere thanks
w to our friends and the public generally
for the very generous patronage that has been
so literally extended to our house at this
place during the past twelve months, and rs
We have recently made very extensive and
varied additions to our stock of Drugs Ghemi-
Gals, Pdints oils amd GiaSs, we respectfully
invite the attention of Physicians, Farmers
and Country Merchants. generally, to our
present large and well selected assortment
Our establishment at Cleveland will he con
Quoted under the immediate superintendent
of MIR. lluDGlN, who will give it his entire
personal attention for the present, and any Of
our customers who may, from convenience or
other reasons, see fit to patronizc Us there,
can at all times rel on obtaining articles Of
the same purity and excellence rs we have
heretofore kept on hand here Physicians
ordering from Us can a, all times feel sure of
ohtainin. articles Of strictly pure quality;
and II ut any time an article should not prove
satisfactory, We beg them to return it ut our
cost, and give notice Of the fact, us il is oar
strict intention TO deal in only Uprc UragS.-
However, being practical Druggists, We shall
at all times Use every possible means of guard.
ing against any such vcXnIion.
We have on hand very large and well
selected stock of Wines nod Nrari;cS, Of very
superior quality, to which We invite the al.
tcn'on of the Faculty and dealers generally.
Call and examine, rs it always affords Us
pleasure TO exhibit our goods
llUDGiN, WELLS d JOHNSON
Oct. o. lSj3-lv 26j
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EdH and II'iRfcr GO0ds,
Rittenhouse Academy,

ron MI LES 4 Nd FEX Il l. Els
NIIE Winter Session of this Institution will
l. commence on Monday, the 9TH of Novem-
Der.
The increased necessities Of the School have
induced the Trustees to erect Il large and
commodious addition to the present building,
which, together with other ornamental i'm
provcmen,s, will make the Academy nnsur
passed in comfort and beauty by any Ins,itu-
tuition of the kind n this part of the state,
and, it is thought, will AID not little in
maintaining the School at its present emf
hence.
RATE. OF Tuirloy PER SESSION OF FIVE MoSrns,
pagatic !" diraHcc:
Elementary branches, Geography, Gram
mar. $500
Natural Sciences, Mathematics etc, 1856
Modern and Ancient Languages, 1900
II. ". NON ALDEliOFF,
JOHN VI. FLEMING.
Kingston, Tenn, oct II, lS53-it 26i
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

Augusta. Oct. Is.
Corn-The demand is still confined to home
wants, and we have had n quiet market
From stores it is sclin. at 65 to zoe, accord
ing to quantity. Any thing of II lot could
not be sold for over zoe
Bacon-1hcrc is better demand for good
article, and prices are s,iTrning We con,in-
ne TO quote ribbed sides (Tcnncssec) at Ole,
and clear at 92e; shoulders = II Sc. Good
Joint meat is still scarce. Hams are worth
from 10 to l5c. \ lot of about 1000 lbs.
good country, has been sold this week at lie.
Codec--Thc stock on hand is moderate and
holders are firm in their asking prices, say
II! to l2ic for good article Of Rio, accord
ing TO quantity.
IFh,dt-There is a good demand for Wheat,
and good Red meets with ready sale ut 7jc n
81, and prime White at Sl,lO Il Sl,25 per bu
B.ef and Uogs->hoats weighing from 50
to so lbs. are in demand and will brin. e to
Glc, nctt--supply moderate. Beef is looking
up, in consequence of II demand springing up
in the Charleston market; and ~ a be is the
price now paid. sheep are scarce and in de-
mand.-CoRst.
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NOSE PULLiSG.-The Cleveland Herald, in
notice of the woman's rights convention
recently held in that city, says its principal
feature was its tail composed Of men, :; por-
ton of which highly ornamental appendix
was William Lloyd Garrison, "the bald pa.
ted, cold-heared indictment of intdclity
and skepticism" In debate in which Rev.
Mr. Nevin participated, and in which, rs ever,
he was gentleman, Garrison called him -
"lar, n rowdv, and II scoundrel." AS the au-
dencc passed out OF the hall, Mr. Ncvin's
brother, layman, met him and inquired
whether those words were uttered in the heat
of debate, or cooIly. Rctraction was refused
and the brother twisted Mr.. Garrson's nose,
us he hurled him against the wall Of the Me-
lodeon. Recovering his position, Mr.. CARR
son said, $40 you treat gentlemen so" NO"
WAS the answer, Il treat no gentleman So"
but so treat William Lloyd Garrison"
CALIFORNIA WHEAT CEop.-Wr copy the
following paragraph from the Stockton Jour
nal, of August Is, for n copy of which we
are indebted to c. X. Gillespie:
great Whem-Mr Billings informs lis
that Mr.. Chas. Munson has raised on his
r,,,.l, ,iv. miles hcvond Fr.nrl, c,mn ,rron
,r u,Io,t th,t. w,i,rLs s.y.rtv.tiy. nnnnd; f.
H., I,",hnL g,h. v;oId won. .tont ,,,onty ,i,.
bushels f. ,Lc mere Vii. il thr hravrst
- w 80 - iI 'r
GLOW od.arc ye sad Mr. Mayer hlpiES
TO Il dwartish young man. "TWcntv.' Il
wonder YOU aren't right down ashamed of
being no bigger: you look like Il boy of ten"
~ comes of being dutitul child" How
SOP "Nheu w., ion. in,hrr mt bisAhnuI
on nv head. and said. sSyDp ilrrc.' and he
tL., ram ,,y,v. rve meyer seem him sinr. and
J;Jn.t ,,,nI, !, r,ht i, mn, f., ara NJ, ;,,r
,.;,Lo,,,L;, L,ara"
"'''''''' 80"
~" II is reported that Simeon Draper has
arranged with the Merchants Bank OF New
York. to pay off his liabilities, and will re-
sumo business
The heaviest frost of III" season occur
red IN Nashville, on tn" 18th inst.
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co VI NJ E R CIAL,
SAVANNAH Ma RhET.

SAVANNAH, Oct ID.
Coion--In the unsettled state of the mar
kct we find ii impossible TO procure correct
quotations, and submit the following as noini.
nal :-Midiling 9ic; good middling - II Toe;
middling fair l0t LOBE.
F2ouf-'Thc market continues in an unset
tied state and we are unabl" TO give Il correct
quotation. Holder, generally, ar" very firm
in their asking prices, and the sales have been
moderate. We quote Baltimore at s. 20
in quantity according to quality. For small
lots a higher rate is asked. Some sales of
Georgia Flour have been made at 1915 n 81
per barrel.
Corn-The market is fairly supplied, but
the demand has been light, and former prices
have not been sustained. a sale of 600 bush
els was made at 7ic and other lots at Zoe.
Baeon--Thc market for this article has been
dull, and the sales confined to small lots. a
sale of 20 hhds. of sides was made at sac
cash. Wequote it at s! &C. Inferior quail
ties can be bought for less. The stock of
prime on sale is light, but there is good sup
ply of common, for which the market is very
dull-Ncrs
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Notice.,

DY virtue of decree of the worshipful
ID County Court Of Bradley county, Ten
ncssee, at its October session in 1853, | will
sell at the late residence Of Benjamin f. Tay-
Tor, deceased, in Bradley county, Tennessee.
to the highest bidder, on six months credit,
except forty dollars to be paid Down, on III, Il,
to wit A man called James, aged about
twenty-five years, and boy called Vance,
aged about fifteen years. The purchaser will
be required to give bond and good security
for said purchase money. Said two Negroes
belong to Sarah e. Taylor William V Taylor,
Elizabeth Ann Taylor and Magdaline Taylor.
heirs-at-law ef benjamin +. Taylor, deceased,
and sold for distribution amongst said heirs.
JOHN T. LARASON, Commissioner.
October 5, ls33-td Prs fec $3.50 263
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
S. Il. Reeder,
.hh'Hs, Tenn,


GENERAL AGENT ron TIu SALE oF WHEELER Il
MuICks
U,UJis Po,',r and prJ.Sbo' 7hrosLrr ana
Separator: .S;aqi, Horsc Po0,r DO;
Cirgcr H"iir:
Fad Ttffsr:
1iejm Pio',gLs, manufactured IN Nc,- lorl:
.SgLSoH io. do jo.
On. Circ"iar .Sd,- mn, Grdr'rg, de-, dU
comJ'cte.
lie ia General Agent for East Tennessee,
and will sell at manufacturing prices, with
the freight from New York added.
These Machines are now coming into gen
oral Use in other parts Of the country, and
1 he attention Of aarlculturistS in this section
are respectfully invited to them. They are
all warranted I" hc No articles, and persons
purchasing may expect them to be just what
they are represented TO be.
SEPT so lS53-tf 2G2
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Or James Morrisey, who fought with
Yankee Sullivan, on Wednesday, for wa.
ger of $4,000 near Boston Four Corners, on
the line of the New York and Harlem Rail-
road, died on Friday afternoon from the ef-
fects of the injuries he received in the brutal
encounter. His face and head was cut and
beat as to present a most horrible spectacle.
Warrants have been issued Of Yankee
Sullivan, rs well as for the four seconds-An-
dee Shehan, VIM. Wilson, Awful Gardiner,
and Thomas ODonnell. The affair has caus-
ed great excitement in New York.
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jacksonville Female Academy.
Nil NELNIllE, Priacipoi.
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ENlf lat Public Examination OF ia" pupils
/ attending this well known Institution
closed on the 18th uItimo &" the entire salts
faction of all connected with the School, or
interested ia its success.
The next annual Term of 10 weeks will
open on the 10Th Of October,
Every method will continue To be adopted
by the Trustees aud Teachers that they know
l. for the best Interests "i the lhrlIs.
TERMS pr .S,ss',u of ~ ,o..ts pail quarterly
ot a.r'"cf:
Infant Class $1,000
Junior elias, 1870
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Excitement IN THE MARKEr.-The I'M
portant advices from Europe were issued in
In a second edition of the New York Express,
of Friday says, holders of flour at once put
70 prices two shillings per barrel, but there
were not many transactions at the, advance,
operators preierring to hold back until further
adyices. The sales at previous prices, how
ever, were nominally large, aggregating 90
900 barrels. Prices Of wheat advanced from
two to six cents bushel. Before the news,
the sales reached nearly $4,000 bushels OF all
brands.