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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-03-18
A CARD.

To the Merchants of East Tennessee, IVES
tern Virginia and Western Carolina.
TUAVING determined to establish A Con-
III MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans, re-
specially offer my services to you In that ca
pacity.
Nv operations will embrace the RECEIVING
AND FORWARDING. OF MERCHANDISE, SELLING
PRoDuCE consigned to me, and PURCHASING
GROCERIES or other articles in that market.
In Purchasing Groceries the strictest care
and attention will be given both to their quail
itv and price-sending TO correspondents only
such articles as / KNOW are adapted to their
market.
When the amount of Sugar and Molasses
ordered is such as to Justify it, or when sever
nj orders can be combined in the same pur-
chase, it will be made DIRECTLY FROM THE PLAN
TER. Thus saving to those ordering good
profit in avoiding the expense Of Commissions,
&C. dc, incurred in making purchases in the
city, filling these orders, including my COM
missions, AT A MUCH LESS PRICE, than if ordered
directly from Houses dealing in these articles
and what is of equal Importance, sending
YOU FULL hogsheads of Sugar, (thereby increas-
ing your allowance for tare,) and both Sugar
and Moasses in much BETTER ORDER, than If
purchased elsewhere than on plantations
In all branches of this business when may
be entrusted to me, the interests of correspon-
dents will be strictly consulted, well knowing
that course alone can accomplish the object
| have in view, Of building mp an Nc0 Orleans
an East Tennessee Commission House.
My charges for making purchases will be p
per cent and for other operations in proper
ton.
Remittances can be made to me IN New
Naph ,g,l1 90,
the Eastern cities or by making deposits in
the different Banks in East Tennessee and en-
closing the certificate, or depositing Bank
notes with Messrs BEARDoN, Son d Co., of
Knoxville, who will remit the same.
T.. S. TEMPLE,
(Ldte Of RnorUiHe 7enn.)
Refer to Messrs. BEARDoN, Son d. Co., n. GAM
mon d Son, CRAIGHEAD d DEADRIoK, Knoryiile.
Nov 26, lS52-4m 2l8
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers
n either by note or account, are requested
to call Immediately and pay up. They need
money, and must make collections.
S. Il. REEDER Il co.
Athena Jan 2S 1883
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Glover Seed for sale.

TNHE subscriber has very rich lot of clio
L yer seed for sale in the chatf (4O bushels
for one) at his residence, 5 miles north of
Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee. Persons
wishing to purchase will find it ready at any
time as long as there is any on hand.
LEW. II. HURST.
Jan. %, lS53-tf 227
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Land for Sale.
Mary Z. Boyd, Administrators of Campbell
Boyd, deceased,


Nancy Boyd, William Boyd Elizabeth Boyd,
Anderson Boyd, James A. Boyd Rob't Boyd,
Sarah Boyd John Boyd and Samuel Boyd.
DURSUANT to decree made in the above
L cause at the last term of the Circuit
Court of Bradley county, Tennessee, | will,
on Friday the 10th day of April next, on the
premises, in the county of Blount and State
of Tennessee, offer at public sale, the one
undivided tenth interest in the Lands hereaf-
ter described, which Campbell Boyd, died,
seized and possessed of, in the county of Blount
and State aforesaid, subject to the dover of
Hannah Boyd, mother of said Campbell Boyd
deceased: One tenth interest in three hun
bred and sixteen acres of Land, in the thir
teenth civil district in said county, on the
waters of Nails Creek, joining the lands of
John Henry, known as the old Kirkpatrick
farm, on the South, on the East by the lands
of James G.. Shadden. and on the North by
the lands of William McClurg, and on the
West by the lands of Elijah Brown and James
Porter. The terms of the sale will be on six
months time, the purchaser giving note and
good security, except the sum of seventy five
dollars which is required to be paid down on
the day of sale, and lien will be retained
on the lands until the purchase money is paid.
JOHN H. PAYNE Clerk.
Feb. II, 1S53-td Prs fee So 229
A LSO, on Friday, the 22d day Of April next,
II | will offer at public SALE on the premises
in the town of Cleveland, Bradley county
Tennessee, the following described Town Lot
in said town of Cleveland, which Campbell
Boyd, died. seized and possessed of, to wit
One half acre of ground in square on the
South corner of Lot No IA, in said town,
subject to the dover of Mary E. Boyd thereon.
The terms of the sale will be on six months
time, the purchaser giving note and good Sc
curity, and lien will be retained on the town
lot until the purchase money is paid
Feb. II, lS53-6t Prs fee So 800
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JOHN ROBSON,

MADISON MORGAN COUNT, GA.,
TSprepared with commodious Storage Room,
l. and will sell Corn, Oats Bacon, Feathers,
and other Tennessee Produce usually sold in
Georgia, on Commission, making prompt re-
turns. All the above articles are generally
in good demand in Madison.
Madison, Sept. 10. IS52--Gmk 2O7
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Wanted,

A r Chilhowee, Blount county, two or three
n Machine Filters up. Recommendations
required. Apply to ROBERT JAMES, at tho
Works.
Chilhowee, Dec. "a, ls52-tf 300
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Valuable Property for Sale
RAILROAD KgOTEE,

Mrs. ANN. INMAN is DESTROYS of selling
WI at private sale her property the Raf-
road HOTEL Cleveland, Tenn. The buildings
are all in good order, and the stand is a most
excellent one. There are also two out-lots,
Stables DC. The whole property is most de-
strable, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
call and examine the premises.
Cleveland, Tenn, Feb. 25, lS53-tf 28l
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Medical Notice,
JOHN NJ. LILLAKD, NJ. D.,

HAVING permanently located at Decatur,
4 L Tenn, offers his services to the citizens
of Meigs and adjoining counties as a practi-
toner of Medicine, and hopes by strict atten-
ton to his profession to meritpublic patronage.
He can at all times be found at his office unless
professionally absent.
Decatur May 81, 1S52-t 19l
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Tennessee Houses i'm Georgia.
HARRIS & co..

FOrtCdrding and COmhIs8IOH sHtTe"'"'''
SAVANNAH, GA,
TORWARD with care and dispatch to and
L from the Eastern cities, or to any point
desired. GOODS, PRODUCE and MER-
CHANDISE, of all descriptions, and sell on
commission, Produce and Merchandise, They
also purchase to order GROCERIES,, which
can be bought on most favorable terms, in the
Savannah market. They solicit your patron
age, and pledge their utmost exertlons to give
satisfaction.
w " HARRIS sKGDMoRE HARRIS.
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Cheap Tobacco.

consignment of good Tobacco on hand
n which will be sold cheap for cash or coun.
try produce. kElEs, son d co.
Dee. "a, 1852 222
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Nov. 26. 1S52-lY
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and titles under bankrupt laws. is derived from
specific grants for specific purposes, and mol RON Toe
general treaty. making power, which would impair ihe
authority OF the Stale governments over land ues me
iorm and effect Of eonyeyancss and the rules Of descent
the most important authority Of sovereign Stale. and
more intimately connected with the character Of Ills u-
stiutions Than any other The treaty making power We
are told Is The only source from which permanent AID
reeipoeal regulston be established. Bot no such
regulation is desirable il The constitution conferred
the power 10 make H. We wish 10 every facility
granted 10 emigration, and Tor The naturalization OF em
grants bal we understand the advantages be
derived by permitting foreign subjects residing beyond the
borders Of The United States purchase and real
estate within limits, while requires vivid imagi
nation 10 picture the evils which would flow from
policy which would permit foreign capitalists 10 own
large portions OF lands within the jurisdiction OF The
States BY title derived from authority which The
Stale governments CANNOT control But have The
space 10 40 iurher into this subject the present
time We therefore what have say in ad
diiion until circumstances require 10 return 10 the
subject,
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From die New Orleans Picsyune. March y
From Texas

By the arrival OF the steamship Texas yesterday we
have Galveston Papers TO the 18th instant
The News ataies that The amount subscribed to the
Texas central railroad by the citizens Of Galveston
ceeds Ss50, 900
meeting held at Alio Cherokee county. in rela-
ton TO the proposed telegraph line through Texas
from Galveston 10 Texas. The Galveston News says
/" Commissioners were appointed. books opened, and
stock promptly subscribed. The citizens Of Alto say
that they will take stock the line The oil four
thousand dollars Mr.. c. G. Ciuie, agent 10 Messrs
Smith & Ward, has visited Marshall aud Henderson
The prospect was when our correspondent wrote, that
thousand dollars worth OF stock would be raised an
Marshall, and four thousand dollars in Henderson, 10
few DAYS"
The News learns that Trinity river is rising rapidly
steamboat is being built al Houston, 10 ply between
that city and sawmIll on The San Jacnio, conveying
lumber 10 Houston for sale.
TIE steamship Texas made her last trip from this port
10 Galveston in less than thinyiwo hours The News
says tins is the fastest trip ever made between the two
ports
We learn from the Galveston Journal. that in oonse-
quence OF favorable change 10 The weather. and lbe
efficient resorted To b Captain Young there is
strong probability that the machinery, furnure, and e6
20 OF the steamboat Arthur, (beore reported sunk about
sixteen miles below Galveston, J will be saved
A letter iron Lockb says that town is improving
very fast, and many substantial farmers settling there
abouls
The Maiagorda Tribune ANNOUNCES The arrival OF Col
Whing OF The United Sales typographical eng neers.
accompanied by a surveying party, 10 make thorough
reconnaissance Of The Colorado ascertain the prsc
tIcabty OF It's improvement, and decide on the best
meihod Of applying the $4,000 appropriated therefor by
Congress
The indianola Bulletin says there il large quantity OF
cotton sull remaining on plantations, awaiting wagon
transportation to the coast
The district lndianola oa the 2ls;-Judge
Jones presiding
The same paper says that business al ndianola
sonably good for the season.
The cotton rope factory IN Houston viii be in operation
20 few days IL rs intended next autumn 10 manuisc-
ture coarse cotton domestic for negro clothing the
building
TIE village OF Brennan, the seal OF justice of Wash
ington county, u said to be rapidly improving. Many
progress Of erection.
case OF kidnapping occurred nj Corpus Christi on
ihe night OF The lsi inst, and caused nense excitement
A negro girl the property of Mrs. Gravis was carried
oil and run into Meylco The Nueces Valley says a
rswsrd OF $500 offered for the apprehension of the att
daeior, who u supposed 70 be named w T. Leon
Another, named WIN Thompson, has been arrested on
charge OF aiding and sbeiiing
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yehuantepec.-The sIoo Contract.

We published yesterday the substance OF Geographic
despatch from New Orleans giving information that
the 2lst u treaty had been concluded at the city Of
Mexico between the diplomatic representatives OF the
Mexican government and that of the United States,
gnarantying The neutrality and protection OF the
right OF way across The isthmus of Tehuanepec. re-
Gently granted A. G. Sloo, ESQ., and his associates.
by the Mexican government. The ratification OF this
treaty by the supreme Executive OF Mexico 10 take
place the 22d u subsequent despatch, received by
from New Orleans, leaves doub, that those
esed in the grant regard the information as entirely
authentic. and are acting in pursuance Of it.
We publish in another column correct iransla-
ton OF the Official bulletin announcing the contract en-.
tered into by the Mexican government with the company
represented by MIR Sloo, and which Le treaty as nego
tiaed purpors guaranty and confirm In view OF the
negotiation OF such treaty, the provisions OF The
interest and importance. and viii COM
mand general attention. II would Of course, however.
be wholly premature this time anticipate either the
character OF the treaty the action OF government
upon il, in view OF The many difficulties which have
heretofore embarrassed the whole question in regard to
the isihmus Of Tehuantepec.
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Hon. John SlidelI, Of Louisiana

We learn that this distinguished gentleman, whose
appointment the newly Central American
sion has already been announced In columns has felt
himself constrained by OF private and personal
character decline the highly important and honorable
trus, thus confded 10 him The selection of Mr. Sde
for this mission instituted has been with view 10
the adjustment OF the complicated and delicate questions
presented by the OF affairs in Central America
received with universal satisfaction both by the Senate
and the counuy-his eminent and well.trisd diplomatic
ability and accomplishment giving full that in
his hands the duties of the mission would be skiuly
and successfully discharged His inability accept the
appointment and enter upon the duties OF difficult pub
lac service, for which be is well ted, will therefore
be regarded as matter OF regret
vacancy, hswsvsr in the senatorial representation
Of Louisiana having occurred by the appointment of
Mr. Souls minister 10 Spain, learn with pleasure
that The OF Mr.. Slidel will be presented BY bis
friends for in the Senate, with full conf
dence that he will be the choice OF The democratic egs-
ature OF that State, which s session. With the
democracy Of Louisiana no man holds higher more
influential position than Mr.. Sde, and his election TO
the Senate will reflect credit upon The State, and
the country and the administration ihe
in that body OF able and fearless champion
OF sound democratic principles.
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hrnco--TTs PAST AND PREsEsr,-We publish else.
where in columns 10 day what will be found 10 be
Interesting and instructive tabular statement OF the
territory revenue, foreign and domestic debt and army
OF Mexico. anterior and poseror 10 The declaration Of It's
Independence in 1871 To the statesman, the politician.
the philosopher, and the general reader. he information
contained in tins statement extremely valuable thong
10 the abstract lover Of liberty is Suggestive OF mean-
eholy reflections The Territory, which IN 1s2 amount.
ed 10 hundred and thousand square leagues
has been reduced TO less Than bali that extent The for
egn debt which, in 1s2f represented by cphers sci
down Tor 1883 al hfy-wo millions OF dollars The rev.
within the period has fallen from twenty
millions OF dollars to hall that sum and the army
which, IN $780, estimated at eighiy.fve thousand
available represented by the figure OF fourteen
thousand These statistics speak for themselves in ies-
mony OF the incspssy OF the Mexican people lo
eminent, and indicate the ineviabity Of The event which
will precPliae that splendid but impoverished country
into The lap OF the United States All the present spoeh
this authentic view OF the resources OF Mexico comes
very spropos and viii doubtless be carefully preserv-
Ell By The administration al Washington, and by the
Young American politicians. for future reference
In y Herad
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THE GREYTowN DIFFICULTY From our personal
knowledse Of our 'ownsnan, Cap, Hollins. Of TIE Un
ted States ship Cyane we have hesitation 10 believing
hss h's recent movement. ai Gfeyevn OF san Jean del
More. have been made eher under The direction OF our
government IN the erercse Of that sound d.r reiion
~heh must always be lief, 10 American officers for III.
protection Of property abroad Haifpsrs Aser,o~~
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Al anegto settlement Wood river. Illinois, The door
was lately opened 10 traveller by iotsing black
Ninety years Old and within found bis mother Chloe
lle years Old She was slave 10 South Carolina. and
remembers Lord CORVALLIS ard other British officers Of
the revolution
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The Vgiais house Of delegates ba. passed bill pro-
vdins Tor the removal OF free negroes aad mullanoss
from the Com wealth. with the title o the bill amend
ed so as 10 fead act establishing colonization board
and making an appropriation for the removal Of Tree
gross ifom the Commonwealth (Tbe appropriation OF
this bail rs $50 600 per annum, and of dollar
per head all male free negroes over iweniv-ons wears
Old
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nos. r. X MEADE. OF VA-We copy a handsome
and well merited compliment from OF the best papas
in Virginia 10 one OF The upright and able Of the
public men OF that State We know not what ground
the Soub-side Democrat" may have for the aniiepa-
ton that Mr. Meade Is likely receive diplomatic APP
poinneni. but quite sure from his past career,
ihs, the interests OF the country would suffer 10 his
keeping either from the want OF ability of faithful.
ness-ChUitsfon Nurwp.
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FOX SALE all of square No. $40, sth and Bcun-
ds streets. west improved large houses, with sbiur
&C ms entire property offered for 900
appsd or Tue from the Uniisd States Inquire prem
App-Ns
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REMEDY rop Tbs YELLOW rfvrR.-A correspondent
mites few years ago fen in company with very
intelligent captain OF a merchant ship, who had made
many voyages TO the West lpdes and also 10 The coast Of
Afnca, and be informed that sndoe 10 me fe-
prevailing in those climates be always took with bin
large bottle OF finely puvsrzed charcoal Which he
gave his crew uaspoonlul three times day ia sas.
OF water, and be never los, by ibe yeew fever
though other ships daily losing their men Should
any have fah TO Try tins, with good effects, hope
may be Published 70 the world EngEss paper.
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Ramon Olarie,
Nr1Ico. February 5, 1853.
NATioS,I PALACE. Feb s. 1853.

NATloSsL PALACE. Feb s. 1853.
The undersigned, chief clerk, present charged With
the dul,es OF the Department OF Relations has toe honor
10 address ihis communication to his excespcy Alfred
Conkling envoy extraordinary ana minister plen'po,e
AIRY Of he United States Of America, inform him that
is CONFORMITY with the Jaw enaciri by the General Con
gress tie 18th day o May, 1884, and the decree cali
fof proposals, Puhishes IN Consequence thereof on
2Ph Of tulg of toe year. erceiepcy tie Priest
dent cd ~'tsp. ~ he EXERCISE 81 IA powers with which
he j. invested, has thought proper 70 and order
70 he connlied 70 writing the legal document approving
the proposals made % him N the Of mixed cor
pany. hy Me.sr- Rsmoa osre. Manuel Payne and lose
Joaquin Pssaoo, IN The ol A G. soo and Company.
for The opening OF The rtsrocesnc communication
through th. 'sshmns of Tehassiepsc
Th. unders'snsd While having the satisfaction 10
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Don RENTSome very ae.ras furnished rooms over Buzz
drug Store corner Pennsylvania snd I'm
the Irving Hott.
Ar e-eodsts
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RECOVERY OF DIAMONDS AND rsAErs-An important
sriesi effected New York Tae-day. and several
thousand dollars worth Of stolen diamonds and resrs
uncovered. This valuable property stolen from the
house Of gentleman al Boston several w-~ts ago
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T"y"ts UHee, WeshsrEtop- = PHI :, iNSs'
REVIVED Of Eve hundred paid for the
hsnon OF ft such Information esa - ,ss arrstsr
~ the person putty - te nrss 81 tncrnsn
The upon Of
person persons spprehenasd
Ap5-A John W. INJURY Mayor
fI ELt~TTRNf~uEp HOUSE Capitol ItsII for
rent f
-shf ROOMS, pump yard
The ~fH 10 reu'ed furniture a-sired.
For fsrrhet i~hr~-nr~ srSsy 20
JAS. c. McGuIRE,
Aps-t Aocxsuaesr.
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Texas ToRaoco.-Ibe San Aa,ono Ledger of a recent
da'e says: We were shown few days since BY MIR
Henry Castro specimen OF leaf tobacco raised from
Cuba seed by Nj Young, Of Casirove, last year. a.
an txpermeni which IN every respect Is luy tqns 10
any tobacco which have seen. Dir Castro
informs that the yield immense and that there
will be large field. planted in tobacco IN his colony and
vicinity The presen, year We also told BY gentle
maa from New Bfaunels, that German OF that place
raised last year from single az iaod 800 worth
Of tobacco. We have doubt that hereafter tobacco
rill become Of the principal and most profitable pro-
duets Of ihs section Of eountry.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-10-26

WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of Busbees Supreme Court Reports, &c,
begs to inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing ON the shortest notice, and in q
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
Office in the state. Orders promptly attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE, Raleigh,
July 30, 1858.
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Splendid Lotteries for october, 1888,
Gather the rose-buds while ye may,

STalner Inc rOSe-puQS Whle ye may,
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List of Prizes sold by PYFER CO. from the 10th of
August to the 10th of September.
g Ventures make Merchantsp
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Nos. 12 49, II, Sold in Package of Whole Tickets to q
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S2O00e sold to Correspondent in N. Carolina.
$4,000 sent in Package of Tickets to Ohio.
$4,000 sold to a Merchant in Phiadelphia.
$4,000 sold TO Captain of Steamboat
$12O00 sent in Package of Half Tickets s. CaroIina
$4,000 sold to an old correspondent in Virginia
age of Tickets
$4,000 sent to Camden County, North Carolina
The above Prizes all sold and paid by the Far
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