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Ducktown Mining Company
rALI.lBLE TOWN LOTS FOR
= / L

IOn beautiful town lots viii he offered for
lU(F sale lv the Durktown Mining tompa-
nv. TO the highest bidder, at Caldwell, in Fan
nin, county, Georgia, on the 9TH day of May,
lSjI
This town is located upon n large tract of
land owned by said Company, and has been
fiXcl near the center Of the new county Of
Tanning, with the confident expectation that
i, will be made til. county site. square
has been laid off in the town for II tonrt house.
and various lots have been reserved Tor thur-
che., Academies, and other public buildings
IL il situated about eight miles from the Cop
Der Mines in Polk county, now in operation,
Is directly On the public road leading from
Ducktown ntoticorgia,b by ElhJay, and Is be.
licyci TO be in ia. heart Of II rich mineral
section Of country. To persons wishing to
engage in mining operations, 1t presents many
attractions as place of residence, and the
beautiful Springs by which it is surrounded
have always given it great notoricty, and Will
make it most delightful resort for invaii'!s.
As several persons have desired to com
mcnce their buildings in the town immediate
", they can purchase lots at private sale Mt
any time by making application to the UNI
,.irsiyned, or to Vim. c. Murdock, ar John
Caldwell. who have been appointed commit
tee for that purpose.
Trims of SUE One hal! o' the purchase
money in hand aud the balance III Il months,
with bond and security
Iiv order Of the Company.
ALIEN. II. KEITH, Secr''arH
,,,r.b ., 1Sil-tf 2SS
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COGT IT. R G | A L.
ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, April 4.
Orr Bacon market is firm at &c. hog round,
on 60 DAYS time; sides, ribbed a Sc, clear
81 Dc; shoulders u &c; hams . u lOc--
pretty good demand.
Larl-Stock light, worth in barrels ?lc, in
kegs Zoe per h.
Butier-A No. ! new article in kegs ljc.
Eqys-No sale for Tennessee.
Corn 7!c sackci-dull. stock light.
oats j5c sacked, scarce.
Flonr 3lc per Id.
Irish PoiHocs--Plcnty, 1'c 81 per bush.
Erchopge-Sightd drafts on Augusta, Charles
ton and Savannah, per cent and New York
per cent. prem
Respectfully,
SEAGN, ABBOTT & CO.,
Tcucrni COmHtssion .NorchdntS.
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LATER EROM EUROpE.

By the arrival of the Steam. ship Canada at
Halifax on the Doth ult, from Liverpool, we
have European dates to the 18th.
Flour had declined IS. per Dbl. since the
dcoarturc of the Africa, and Western Canal
was quoted at 3Gs., and Good Ohio ut 37s
pcr bb of l0G lbs. Wheat had declined ll,
and Southern White was worth lis. Cd. per
10 lbs. Indian Corn had declined Is, and
WesternWhte commanded Ais. Cd. per $50
lbs.
The French Brcadstuf Markets had all de-
clincd.
The aspect of Eastern an'rs has assumed
no new phase since the departure Of the
Franklin on the 18th inst.
The Cars answer to the summons Of
France and England, requiring him to with.
draw his troops from Turkey within spcci.
fled period, could not arrive until the 18th or
18th of April.
England and France had resolved TO de.
cline the proposition Of Prussia for rcsump
ton of the negotiations between the Western
Powers and Russia, and to increase their
ornaments The proposition came in IN au-
tograph letter from the King of Prussia to
Louis Napoleon, in which he defended the
neutrality of Prussia, and suggested another
attempt at meditation, to which Louis Napo-
leon replied that his Majesty was "too late
:olo I,,l ia H.,
to act in concert with the allies.
The treaty between the Porte and the
Western Powers has been concluded upon
the basis already known
No movements of Importance had occurred
either on the Danube or in Asia.
Kaelat continued to be strengthened. The
Russians, however, had suspended their in
tention of attacking that place, and were
threatening instead Galatz, Brahilov and Or,
mar, CO and mcnaciny also, various points,
Part of the Russian force had withdrawn
from before Kacfat, and moved towards Or
sova. Prince Paskicvi,ch would soon inspect
the Russian troops on the Danube.
The Greek revolution had not fully sub.
sided.
Egyptian troops had been sent to occupy
Gambia.
Sefvia was quiet
The Allied fleets were at Beycos Bay, and
the Russian fleet ut ScvastopoI.
1t is reported that the first operations Of
the Anglo French army will be to attack Sc
vastopol by land, the allied fleets at the same
time attacking it by sea-
The Russians were fortifying the interior
cities Of Wallachia and Moldavia, and work
men were strengthening the Notifications Of
Sevastopol, Odessa, Kronstat, Svcaborg, Wal
fory,() and the entrance to the Dneipcr.
Thirty thousand Russians were, also, cngag.
cd in cutting channel in the ice from Kron-
stat to Svcaborg
Admiral Duchcssnc's Squadron was soon
to join Admiral Sir Charles Napicr's in the
Baltic.
There was much excitement on the Baltic
coast.
The French loan had been taken with ca.
gerncss in France, and already over 100000
900 francs had been subscribed.
Com. perry's squadron left Hong Kong on
the 18th of January.
Twenty sailing vessels and steamers were
cmbarking troops for the Eastern war at
WoOlwich, England.
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NJ" 1t is said that the collector of Gu

~" 1t is said that the collector of Gus
toms at Philadelphia has recommended the
appointment of female inspector ofcustoms,
to aid in detecting female smngglers. A
correspondent suggests that, ''if one is wan
ted in Philadelphia, twelve would be re iul.
red in New York, and appeals to us whetl'.
or our sense of duty does not demand that
we should give notice to the Lucy Stones
among our readers, that they may apply in
due season for this lucrative office"
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SAY iNNtU Ma X a Err.

SAVANNAH, April !.
Wonr-'rhe flour market continues nm
changed with limited demand. Georgia is
selling at = IL $3.50, and from store by retail
IL, IS per bbl., and 1910 lcr sack, for small
lots.
Cora--to large transactions in Corn have
taken place during the week. At the Depot
we hear of sales NJ 81 Il soc, and from store
at 30 Il 9jc per lu.hc. The stock on hand is
ample.
Hay-Eas'crn is selling from the wharf nj
$l,jO, and from store at ) l,7j; and Northern
from the wharf at :l,"l, and from store at
$3.50 per hundred.
Bucon-Ihc demand for this article ha.
been light, and the sales confined to small
lots. We hear Of sales of shoulders at II
ne in lots and at < and upwards 10y retail.
Sales of sides have been made at SY DC IN
l.,
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DIED-In this place on Saturdat, April LIST,
EtIz, JANE, infant daughter Of William and
Caroline Bnssel aged eleven months and
twenty.scycn days.
It's Jut a short. uncertain space,
Allowed us here TO live;
Death, unperceiycl comes on apacc,
And may no warning give
Nor great. nor small, nor old, nor young,
This fatal dart can fly;
The rich, the poor, the week, the strong,
Without distinction die.
- Kinrstnn Gnzctteer will plense conv.
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egsThc proposed Irish INVASION OF Can
ada is saws the Washington Star, simply an
effort of Bennett of the New YORK Herald
to try his hand at "sleeve CANNON, WHEN iii,,
he denounces in such measured terms when
cssayed BY his ncighbor, Greely, OF the New
York Tribune. No man in Washington. pos.
sesscd of an ounce of brains, dreams that IL
is ANYTHING more.
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A BROAD SIpE.-Itis understood that the
1850 New England Clergymen who petition
ed against the "Nebraska Bill' will all preach
sermons on the subject on the approaching
"Fast Day." So much concentrated pulpit
thunder will be likely to reverbcraic through
IN. Union with some effect.
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rI. Last week. two clerks, white II

~ Last week, two clerks, white men,
were publicly whipped in Charleston, S. Co.
for stealing from their employers. They
were to receive by sentence thirty-nine lash
es, laid on at three times, with such intervals
that their wounds would have time to heal.
The first instalment consisted of 90 lashcs.
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Notice.

1--WE Stockholders in the East Tennessee
I and Georgia Railroad Company are mo-
titled that call Of twenty-five dollars on
the share is required to be paid on the LIST day
of May next to Il. &. Jackson, Esq, Treasurer,
Mt this office, or to II. \. NJ. White, Esq, Mt
the Bank Of Knoxville; also that the notes
given for former calls are in the hands Of said
II. \. NJ. White for collection, Oh which pay.
mcnt is required withou, delay.
c. WALLACE President.
Office f. T. Il G. Il. Road,
Athens, March 3,ls5i. 2S5-7t
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,vThe Philadelphia Ledger has clrcu'
la,ion of some sixty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that of any other paper in the world IL re.
ouires the use Of powerful steam engines
and fast presses to issue the number OF pa
pers, and even with these every body IL 'hc
cflicr is hurried up"
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HAVE YOU 4 DISEASED LIVER

I.AN IL w ~ DISEASED Ill ' f.i
The question: though startling, is sufficient
" suggestive, when the fact is taken into con
sheraton that diseases of the Liver have be-
come most alarmingly frequent in the United
States. Indeed, there are few Formidable dis
eases that are not in some way traccable to II
lcranged state OF that important organ.-
Many of the complaints usually clas'cd under
! the head Of Consumption, have their origin
. in the Liver. "Any remedy that would III
sure regularity and hcalthlul action in the
/ Liver would be Il blessing to mankind" has
been the exclamation of thousands. That
remedy has been found; it is safe aud sure
/ When fair trial has been afforded it, it has
never been known To fail.
| Reader, have You any disease Of the Liver,
or disease which You believe proceeds from
hcpatic arrangement Lose not a moment,
but purchase II box of DIR. NJ Lanes Pills, and
they will restore you TO health. 1t is the on
| ~ remedy Yet discovered, in which implicit
confidence may be placed.
Purchasers will be careful! TO ask for Dr.
.NLane's Ctiejrated Lirer Pits, and take
none else. There are other Pills purportius
| to hc Liver Pills, now before the public. DIR.
| M'Ianc's Liver Pills also his celebrated Yer.
mifugc, can now now be had at all respectable
| Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by Z. II. METH ~ Co., Athens; j. \.
IL CIV. CorrIS jacksonville; and by one Agent
| in every town in Tennessee. april u
DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS,
Well known Mere l'"ntS, reSp'c'ahie Ar"'h
ecarics, and hundreds OF others, bear teatih"-
ny to the good effects OF S'ahiers 9no'yhr
! Cherry ENpcctora"t III ,omShs o'dS' W."
Diseases OF the Lungs ana throat Hehcra''E'
There Is no c'pIrici5in IN us prer"rat'"h,-
Art'r'"S "n'c'' are 80 ",:l N'i'" !: "'', "':
ecia,'n oy tn' 'n''tr ";t"'e" ,r, ''T m;',
a'""e rh'TF mo ''' '''''''''"',on ~
fhra or',n, Is az" pr'pa''' WIZ W. n"''.'
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,"u', i,h r. van have ynu,,h or
o", J;sensa IF ,hn Limos mr. Throat 1--WE III,
ry,,,o,o,ort n trial Or if Won or any OF
,.Ni c.;a,'I, nool ,Lo oil If ,Lc DiorrLmo
;, o max. use If if with confidence and
n,rl t', ,ho result See advertisement in an.
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supposed aver merry irctor'' was .nP i =
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been OF won" ne 'n':n.t" "'.o" ",, oo"'' a"'
pas, IL IN us me points "a =
fed'c'he' h"' We .'r cum a.
those competent y" J""2e o'' ,'i' '''a
l!r AVER ne" ms 'hte' ~ M" '', ,ii;
tistry even ,hhi Wh'e,y c,''pf"'cu e'''p"'.''
ment OF his SIKH. he mas succ,etc" II.
making them not oh'Y l"''Sa"1 7" '""G ""'
| powerful TO cure 'hc large class 81 COMPLAINTS
which require purSatlFe 'e''c"l' -A'"''"'-
! ter -lrg"S n.y.
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or fron t;,n, ~ t;,, ~ waLn MI n.rnts,ry
non,l,;os IF r"nI sI,,,l h.y. hr.n r,isei
for fin, n,rnns" ~ ,r,n"rar,;n', small, sI.v,.t a
th. V.tt.rn Co,., nr Afr;., :, sh,ll hn mid
into cnnrt and tho ,onrt sh,,I hnv,. nn,yor
to issur ,tt,rhmorts ox,rm,;nns md otbrr
process necessary to sr,.nr. snrh funI Thc
farmer ,n,st.r n,,v in sa;J ,,us. contr,vert
tb. r;,ht. nf thn SI,ye f. froaJ"m If, rrnI
sn,,rient tn INV tic evn.n,n ~ ,r,,.nor,;,,,,
smell slav. md 10 nroy;I. far is smnpnrt far
six months th.re,,t.r .h,II nat h,v, ,..n rrn.
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SUndrteS

or LES, Blue Stone; u lbs, Ext Log
OfO wood; IL lbs, CASTLE soap; 50 lbs
hes, Indigo; IL lbs best Java Indigo; so lbs
Madden; Aloes, Soda, Seidlitz Powders. Red
Led. Red Sanders. Nenitian Red, liooiland I
German Bitter. and Barry's TricopherouS
which will sell very low for cash.
APRIL !, lojl. u W. HUE
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True, ASD WELL sAID.--We extract the
following remarks on 'thc fayoritc poison of
America" from work written by the late
A. J. Downing:
"In the signs Of physical heath, and in all
that constitutes that outward aspect of the
men and women of the United States, our
people compare most unIavorably with those
on the other side Of the Atlantic. So COM
plctclv is this the fact, that though we are
unconscious of it at home, the first thing that
strikes an American returning from abroad,
is the pale and sickly counicnanccs of his
friends and quaintanccs-thc men look 80
pale and the women so delicate. The ma.
tonal poison which causes all this is not to-
bacco, nor patent medicines, nor coffee, it is
nothin" less than the vitated air of close
stores, and unvcntilatcd apartments which nc
company them: in the continual atmosphere
of close stoves brcathcd in our homes, in our
cars, in our steamboat cabins, in our lecture
rooms, concerts, and private assemblies, all
over the country.
"Pale countrymen and countrywomen, rouse
yourselves. Consider that God has given you
an atmosphere of pure, salubrous air, forty
five miles high, and-vcntilatc your houses.
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r3y1V eneration for the fair sex is carried
to such an extent in San Francisco, that II
company of Orcgonians stopped to have n
dance round an old cast off bonnet.
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Ocoee Male Academy,
BENTON, TENN.


rINlIE Summer Session ni tins institution
i commenced on the I'D inst, under the
superintendent OF Rev. j. l.. Milhurn'
The Trustees take pleasure III recommend,
inc MIR, Milburn ~ an able and experienced
Teacher. and they feel confident that he will
render satisfaction to all who are disposed Ia
favor the Institution with their patronage.
TERMS, per Session IF Fire Months;
First Class, :" ""
Second Class, wv
Third Class, ~ ""
y, extra charscs. Boarding can he had
nj from Sl.aj to 81, 80 per week. g,
Benton is u healthy and moral village an"
par.u,s wishing to educate their sons now
have an excellent opportunity OF doing 50.
I;y order Of the Board.
W.B. REYNOLDS, SccrctdrN
march 81, lSjj-Jt
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ey-Mr. Barnum has finally concluded to
retain the Presidency of the Crystal Palace,
ON condition of an arrangement being made TO
meet The most pressing debts Of the concern.
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Ley The Western NJ. C.'s are indigna

ny" The Western NJ. C.'s are indignant
at the GOODNESS shown to their various rail-
road schcmcs.-Somc of them talk of retail
ating, by bringing in bill for repeating the
premium on salt and plckled fish. This is
bad sectional feature of Federal lcgis!a-
ton. Pennsylvania is also told to look out
for her IRON
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To Farmers, Merchants,

NaehiHists, Carpenters, UiHers Carriage Ma
kcrs, Shoe Makers and lIdgoners.
FOR SALE AT LENOlR'S TENN.
nNE pair of Tennessee Burr Mill Stones.
" three and q half feet diameter, new and
better than common; an excellent set Of
Wagon Harness for six horses; the Running
Gear Of an old Carriage, pretty good and subj
stantial: some fine Durham Cattle and Berk-
shire Hogs; few new Turning Lathes at from
$50 to $50; Bench Screws Of good wood and
well finished: a few bushels of Clover Seed,
clear of all noxious seeds and trash Of every
, kind. WM. LENO!R = BRO.
| march II, lSjl-6nl* ESQ
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FLAS?EEING.

- xS ~ = 0S sS@> ~
DAypnlpGE, Tenn, 2lst Nov, 1911
To all 10 rhom these presents shat come, Gre'I-
iHy:
WE the undersigned, citizens Of the conn'
w " of jefferson and state Of Tennessee,
are well acquainted with THOMAS YOU NJ,
in. L.orer hereof, n PLISIEEEH 10y "ccu'
patton, and we do with pleasure certify I.
the public that he is aecn'ic"an oil s'r'c,
Immortality in filling and dischars ing all con
tracts in his line of business; that he has
d,n. work for Us which has been done with
much satisfaction Ia us, and in a more work
mou.like manner than we have had any here
,of,r, done in his line; and We are of opinion
1t is equal, if moi better. than any Piasterins
which we have seen done by any other per-
SON. ~" L >,'"''
JosIriI llANiLToS.
We substantially concur with the above
statement, W. u. Fans,
SAINT y. Fans.
cg-Address the undersigned at Cleveland,
T.,,n. THOMAS YOUNG.
march 81, lsji-3mH 2sS
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lS0nucfS amt Hats.

VHAyE Just received beautiful lot Of Bon
i nets. both trimed and plain. Also large
LOT of Summer Hats Of all kinds, which will
sell cheap for cash. [Ap. IL G. w. ROSS.
7 NERING'S fine Golden Syrup. the same
kind had before, Just received, and for
sole by IAN. al q. W. ROSS.
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Thunder and BlaZes!
WHO'D A THJNK II'!,
a. "a. Es II r.; ID II *

IIAVE just received and opened one of the
/ 4 largest and best selected stocks OF
SPRING AND SUNHER GOODS!
that he or any body else have ever broush,
TO this market, b,, ms he is decidedly opposed
to the humbug and bragadocio sly lie I" which
som, merchants resort in putting their Goods
he will only say that his stock was selected
by an experienced hand, and is just suited
to the wants of the people Of both town and
country.
For the Ladies he has handsome assort-
meut of
ID X T. S s G. q o ID s!
Such as Bareges, Barge Del.aines, SILK lis.
sues, together with beautiful assortment OF
Gingha,ns, Jacomcts, Laws, Calicocs, &c., Bon
net Gibbons, Gloves. Hosiery, de.
For Gentlemen he has Cloths, Cassimers
Twc,ds, Cottonades Fancy Nestines, Hats,
Bots and Shoes, n good stock of Ready made
Clothing, together with II great many other
article. too numerous to mention IN n ncwspa
rer advertisement, all Of which he offers to
customers on the most accommodating terms
II. wishes it distinctly understood that he
charges not hing for showing his Goods.
Remember, one door North of the entrance
to the Athens Hotel. lh'ar."i'I
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h.. HsOslSON

is still selling Goods at the brick corner,
where he is now opening his
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCE,
and will soon be ready to furnish the com.
munitv with their Goods at II little lower fig
urc than they can reach in the place. lie Is
persuaded to believe that his selection is bet
ter than usual, and while he has failed to get
an oyewhclmin. stock Of any ono thing, he
90, little of every thing, that is necessary
for mcrchau, to Keep. 1t would be vanity
for him to attempt TO cnuncratc hait h" has.
|, is enough 30 say he has most excellent
stock Of Ladies and Misses !Bonn",s and Hats
and Trimming Tor same, sill; Chal!ics, Black
silk, and variety of Ladies Dress Goods
For Gc:!t!ofucu'- wear he has the latest stl c
Of silk. Panama. AID Summer Hats Doe skin
and fancy CASHIERS, Black and Olive French
Cloths of every grade, Hcady.Slndc Clothing,
French Calf Boots Pump and Cork Sole fine
shoes. hrugauS .vc., Crockcry and Hardware,
Farrell- Arabian I.inimcnt, and Medicines OF
various kinds; School Books Albums, DC, dc.
Call in and examine for yourselves.
march 81, lSji.
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Sugar

- -n0 LBS. prime and choice New Or
=. UU leans Sugar in barrels and half
barrels just received and for sale cheap for
cash down, by Fcb.24. G. W. ROSS.
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Land for Sale.

> TRACTS lying in the state Of Georgia,
- viz: One in Rabun county, lst district, lot
No. ~; One in Union county, section >, 9th
district, No. l9l; One in Gilmer county, see
ton ID sth district, No. II. For further iu-
formation as to price, dc, address me lposL
pail) ut Louisville, Tenn.
JAMES $. BONIIAM.
march 81, ls5i-jt* 2sS
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Iran .uOrfGrs

Iran .UOrfdrS
or good quality on hand and of sizes suita-
" bl. for preparing Mineral Tests, DC
lICDGIN, WELLS Il JOHNSON,
Jan. 30, 1854 Gcrctdnd, Tenn