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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-09
II. Il. IL.


Poisonous INocuLArIoN.- who, by
accident or otherwise, become inoculated
with any malignant disorder, will find the
r. r. Il. remedies prompt, quick and efficient.
Persons who have suffered from Chronic Srofu-
la, or the effects of Mercurial treatment, are
informed that RAILWAYS RENOVATING
RESOLVENT will quickly free the body from
corrupt humors, whether The same be gener-
atod within the system from neglect or i'll
treatment, or inoculated through indiscretion
or accident. We have known hundreds in
this city, trifling away their time, and suffer-
ing the most severe tortures for years, been
suddenly restored to health by II. r. II. rene
dies. In all cases of recent date-that is, un-
der one year-Radway's Renovating Resolv-
! eut will REMOVE all painful difficulties and
distractions in two or three days 1t will, in
all Chronic Cases Of long standing, prove its
potent efficiency within six days. In taking
II. r. Resolvent, every patient should take
one of Railways Regulators at night, to keep
the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys regular.
For Acute Pains either Rheumatic, Nervous
or Neuralgia, r. II. RELIEF will stop the most
severe paroxysms in few minutes. ju.2.
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THE BLACK WARRIoR.-The affair Of the
Black Warrior, says Washington letter, is
so far ended that it is almost certain that the
Queen of Spain will remit the $4,000 fine
imposed on Messrs. Tying g. Co., the con-
signees of the vessel in Havana. After throw
ing themselves at the feet of the Queen, i'm
ploring mercy, her majesty could not do less
than pick them up. It's singular conduct,
though, on the part of Messrs. Tying g. Co.,
to implore the assistance of our Government
and the mercy of Spain almost at the same
time.
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HIwAssEE COLLEGE, MAY 81, 1856.

ItIWASSEE COLLEGE, May 81, 1894.
We, the undersigned, having been appoint
ed a special committee by the Eroalethean
Society to draft preamble and resolutions
expressive of the Society's regard for our de-
parted brother, w. S. GAINES, who died at
his fathers residence, in Monroe county,
Tenn, February Goth, 1854, submit the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Ruler, in the IN.
alterable councils of inscrutable wisdom, has
been pleased to remove from u.s. and the So
ciety and companionship of endearcd friends
and relatives, most worthy member-our
fraternity has again been summoned to mourn
down by the fell hand of the relentless de-
stroyer in the buoyancy and bloom of open
ing manhood-the mortal remains of the
gifted and amiable, and the unassuming, lie
low upon their pillow of dust. As son, he
was dutiful and affectionate-as friend, ar
dent and confding. He was faultess in all
the relations Of life. His moral character
was unsulled, his life was exemplary, and
his integrity and probity were undoubted and
unspotted -Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we deeply lament his death,
and tender to his friends and relatives our
deepest and most sincere sympathies in this
most affecting bereavement.
ReSoIued, That we, the members of the
Eroalethean Society, assemble in the Public
Hall on Saturday, June 18th, 1854, for the
purpose of paying last tribute of respect
to the memory of our departed brother.
Resolred, That the Society go into mourn
ing and wear Grape on the left arm for thirty
days.
Resolred, That copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be furnished TO the
parents of the deceased, and also to the
"Athens Post" and "American Statesman" for
publication. T. II. RUSSELL,
w. M. BRowN,
J.ST. G. WOODBRIDGE,
Io,,, ~, i,,oo
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Negro Woman for Sale,

ON Monday, the Sd day of July next, at
Othe Court house door in Athens, will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Negro
Woman named Lydia; q good cook, washer,
ironer, &c.-levied upon as belonging to the
estate of J. F. Bradford, decd to satisfy a
judgment against the Administrators, recov-
cred at last Circuit Court in favor of Bartlett
IL Co. THOMAS STEPHENS,
Sheriff of McJfinn county.
June 0, 1S54-td Prs fee 50 29S
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eES- The President has issued his procla-
nation, ordering all government officials and
Naval officers along the coast to be on the
ALERT and arrest all persons who may be
suspected of an intention to violate our neu-
trality laws. lie states that an organization
is fitting out against Caba, and pronounces
such movements dcrogatory of tho moral
and political character of the nation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The following comprises the latest intell

The following comprises the latest intellI'
gence from abroad:
The difficulty between Spain and the L.
States is exciting much attention IN Eu:oPe'
Mr.. Soule has sent special messenger III 'iIe
Asia, and il is stated that Spain has peremP-
torily refused all preparation in respect 10 the
Black Warrior affair, with the exception OF
remittino the fine. The London Times says
that war is inevitable between SPAN ana the
7, - renorted that the Vienna Conference
will bo renewed for the purpose OF forming
Las;s for an Austrian, Prussan and Anglo
French alliance.
Austria's position is decidedly hostile to
Russia. and she has called out 100000 men
TO defend her frontier against the Russians.
The Colonge Gazette states that the En-
peror of Russia had suffered relapse of his
illness.
The inhabitants Of ST. Petersburg had been
Obliged to find quarters FOR the troops, and
there were 10000 Cossacks in the environs
Of the city.
II is asserted that the Russian Government
had insured the Greek Government subyen-
ton of one million of drachms per month,
and that the Greek Government had granted
letters of marque to the pirates who ut pres
ent infest the Levant.
The Russian fleet has left Helsngrors for
the purpose of joining the fleet at Kronstadt.
Admiral Napier, however, was laying with his
fleet about twenty-five miles from Kronstadt,
in order to intercept them.
The Turkish fleet had entered the Black
Sea, with the intention of destroying all the
Russian possessions on the Circassan coast.
The plan of the campaign is said to be to in
wade Russia Proper
The allied fleets in the Black Sea had been
trying the range of the guns of the fortifica-
tons of Sebastopol preparatory to an attack.
The Turks have gained two victories on
the Danube.
Marshal Paskiewitch is endeavorng to turn
the seat of war towards the banks of the
Sereth and the Dneister
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THE RULE IN New YoRK.-The veteran
editor of the N. Y. Express begins an arti-
Gle in his last number thus:
The trial of Mrs. Clara Hayes for tho muir
der of DR.. Lutener, has terminated. and the
result-a verdict of not guilty-has already
been announced. In obedience with n rule
which we have always observed,in these en-.
scs--a rule which we think tho public
press ought universally to observe--we have
scrupulously abstaincd from any comments
upon the proceedings, while yet in progress.
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Notice.
Chancery Sale of Land.

DURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chancery
i Court Mt Athens, ut the February term,
1854, in the case Of Pleasant NJ Miller, Adj
ministrator of McCampbell Atchley, deed,
against the Widow and Heirs of said Me-
Campbell Atchley, will sell on the premises
in McMinn county, on the 26th day Of June
next, the following described pieces parcels
or tracts of Land, TO wit: Beginning on the
Southeast corner Of section thirty.three frac.
tional township three and range 3. West OF
the meridian, in the Hiwassee district, Nc.
Mimi county, being the South quarter OF said
section. Also, thirty acres at the top. OF tho
ridge and fifteen rods down the North side,
and thence n straight direct line to the North
east corner of the said quarter the same be-
ino the tract Of land on which the Widow
Atchley now lives. One hundred dollars Of
The purchase money will be required in adj
vance, and the balance in twelve months
bond and security will be required, and lien
retained on the land until paid.
WIN. LOWRY. O. d. NJ
may 90, ls54-td Prs fee $50 296
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Notice..

COMMITTED to Jail on Wednesday, 3lst
~ ultimo, a NEGRO BOY who says his
name is Dick. He says he belongs to a man
by the name of Tom Holder in Bib county.
Georgia; says he is running away from the
Sheriff of that county, and that man by the
name of Boston gave him a paper to pass
with, and run him off Said boy is about
forty years of age weighs about 40 lbs; talks
plainly. but uses very bad language. The
owner is hereby notified to come forward and
prove his property, pay all charges and costs,
and the boy will be delivered up.
ROBERT PARKS,
Sheriff Of Monroe county Tennessee.
Madisonville June Q, lS54-4t 29S
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DR. MLANE,S LIVER PILLS

This great medicine has supplanted all 9TH
ers for the cure of diseases of the Liver. Its
effects are so salutary and speedy. and at the
same time so perfectly safe, that it is not sur
prising it should supercede all others. In
vented by very distinguished physician of
Virginia, who practiced in a region of coun-
try in which Hepatis, or Liver Complaint, is
peculiarly formidable and common, and who
spent years in discovering the ingredients and
proportioniug their quantities, these Pills are
peculiarly adapted to every form of The dis
ease, and never fail to alleviate the most OBJ
stinate cases of that terrible complaint
They have Justly become celebrated; and the
researches d Dr. Lane have placed his
name among the benefactors of mankind. No
one having symptoms of this formidable CON-
plant, should be without these. Have YOU
pain in the right side, under the edge of the
ribs, which increases with presure--unable to
lie with ease on the left sde-with occasion
al, sometimes constant, pain under the shout
der.bade, frequently extending to the top of
the shoulderl Rely upon it, that although
the latter pains are sometimes taken for rheu-
matte, they all arise from disease of the Liver
and if you would have relief, go instantly
and buy box of DIR. NJ Flames Liver Pills.
Purchasers will be careful! to ask for DIR
MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills, and take
none else. There are other Pills purporting
to be Liver Pills, now before the public. DR..
MLane's Liver Pills, also his celebrated Yer
mifuge, can now now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
For sale by p. H. KEITH & Co., Athens; J. A.
IL CIV. COFFIN, Madsonville; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. Iju.2.l
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EXPENSES AT WASHINGTON CITY.-A cor
respondent of the Pennsylvania makes up,
from what is said to be reliable data, "esti-
mates of the expenses of a married clerk, in
any one of the Washington Bureaus" They
amount to sixteen hundred and forty-seven
dollars, while the average pay received is set
down at $1,000; balance against clerking for
the Government, $647.
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s{g- The New York Hards in Congress
have issued an address, defending Intercourse
against the Nebraska Bill, denouncing the
President as tool of the slave power, and
predicting Il war with Spain for the purpose
of acquiring Cuba as a slave State.
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TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS are solicited until the LIST
Il July next, for building an ODD Eel,
LOWS FEMALE COLLEGE in Athens Said
building to be of brick. about rs feet in length
by 45 in breadth, and three stories high
Proposals will also be received for doi..g the
brick and wood work separately.
Plans and specifications can be seen by ap-
plicatisn to the Committee.
J. b. TAYLOR,
III. II. RIDER,
J. 3. SHIPMAN, p.,,,.
J.W. GILLESPIE, IDA''a."y
A. II. KEITH, 'O""'''''
P. L. GAMBLE,
THO. A. CLEAGE, !
June O. Fs54-td 2SS
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ey-"Never forget" says an old writer
who knew the world, "never forget that by
your advancement you have become an OBJ
ject of envy to those you have outstripped in
the race of life, and tacit reproach to their
want of energy or capacity, which they never
forgive" "True, It's pity, and pity It's true"
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A BAD PREDIcAMENT.-According to the
London correspondent of the Boston Post,
the people, of Spain are in bad predicament.
They despise and abhor the present sovereign;
but there is not in the whole family of Span
ish BOurbOns a single eligible or even re-
spectacle prince to take her place. Don Paula
is imbecie, Count Montemolin puerle bigot,
Don Enrique worthless vagabond, and the
Duke of Montpenisier too much French to
suit the Spaniards.
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your father would not have punished you
my child, if you had not used profane Ian
guage and swore.'
well father swears'
q know he has been in the habit, but he
leaves off now
Its a pity he hadn't done it before he
taught Bill and me to swear, and then we
should have been saved many darn'd lick
en-
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of G..
N W. Howard, deceased, are requested to
come forward and make payment without
delay. Those having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to present them,
properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law. WM.H HOWARD.
June 9. lS54-3t Administrator.
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.N0fiCP.

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.
T WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder,
l. for cash in hand, in the town Of Benton. on
Tuesday, 18th of June, TWO NEGROES, a
man % years of age, large and likely; girl
about II years of age. TH0S. j. BOYD
June g. lS54-lt 29S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-09

sY- The New York Herald again announ-
ces that there is an evident misunderstood
ing among the members of the Cabinet; that
the present Cabinets on its last legs; that
there are anti-Nebraska members in it who
will be made to walk the plank, &C., &C., &C.,
Wait till we see what we shall see.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-09

rB" A member of the "Know Nothing
Society" New York, who had threatened to
divulge the secrets of the organization, has
received n written notice that Ibis coffin is
ready" Being timid man, he was very much
shocked at the intelligence.
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Notice.

THERE was issued to the undersigned
Il George D. Rollins private in Capt. Moses
Cunningham's Company, Tennessee Volun-
teers, on the 10th August, 1852, Land War
rant, No 40, for 100 acres. Said Warrant has
been lost in the transportation by mail or
some means unknown to the warrantee. All
persons are hereby forewarned from trading
in any way for said Warrant, no one having
any authority to transfer or convey the same,
All persons are hereby notified that have
filed in the General Land Office cayeat ask
ing said Warrant to be cancelled and dupli.
cate TO issue. GEORGE d. ROLLINS.
juno ., lS54-6t 29S
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IEos.-The Cincinnati Prices Current of

IEoS-The Cincinnati Prices Current Of
the 3lst ult. says:
The receipts of Pig Metal continue liberal
embracing zoos tons during the week, and
5000 since May lst., but although the de-
mand is not quite equal thereto, prices are
sustained at S43 to as per ton ton, 6 mos.
for Ohio River Hot Blast. Tennessee Cold
Blast is held at gal to AZ, but we hear of
no sales. A considerable portion of the re-
ceipts of the latter have been forwarded to
Wheeling and Pittsburgh. There is fair
business doing in Bar at 80 4c. and Al a &c
for common and charcoal blast.
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e=S~ At the recent celebration ut Austin of
the battle of San Jacinto, Gen. Houston's
name was not mentioned in any of the
speeches. His opposition to the Nebraska
bill is stated to be the cause of his present
unpopularity.
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tSy- Letters received from New Orleans
contain intelligence ofthe suspension of pay.
ment on the 26th ult, by. Wright, Williams
g. CO., perhaps the largest Cotton House in
in the City.
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~ The man who nominated Frank Pierce
has been indicted for injudicious action, plead
guilty, and will be sent as U. s. Consul to
the Lobos Islands.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-09

.Y-T The extent, business, money-infuence
and power of the railroad interest of the
State of New York, may be seen in the re-
port of the Engineer for 1858. Two thou
sand four hundred and thirty miles of railway
already built Locomotives in use, $50; pas
senger cars, 1874: freight and baggage, $685.;
number of miles run by passenger trains,
5,594,593; by freight, 4,227, SO7-or an aggre-
gate of lO,S23,77O miles; and the whole num-
Der of miles Travelled by passengers is put
down at So ,7l2,29S. -'-.--.---. .--,.
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sAA young Irish student at the Veteri-
nary college being asked-"If broken wind
ed horse were brought to him for cure, what
he would advise" promptly replicd-"To sell
him rs soon as possible"
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sy- A thoughtless man in New York a
few days since caused the death of boy
about eight years old, by giving him a table
spoonful of brandy. The Coroner held the
man to bail in the sum of one thousand dol
lars.
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.B" The druggists of the West will, du.
ring the moth of July, hold a convention in
Cincinnati. They propose to bring the pro.
fession of pharmacy to higher standard
and with that view, propose to establish n
journal devoted to chemical science.
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School Teachers Wanted,

WANTED in Sd township East of the me-
w ridian, Monroe county, Tenn, four CONF
petem School Teachers, to take charge of four
plcants for the Schools will be expected to
present themselves for examination before the
Board Of Common School Commissioners with
good testimonials of character, on Saturday,
oath June next, at Tellico Iron Works. Lib
eral wages will be paid to Teachers.
By order Of the Board.
DANIEL WEIGH. Sec.
June 2, 1S54-3t 297
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TRuE.-Mr. Benton, remarked in his great
speech against the Nebraska bill, that, "The
troubles of the country come from uneasy
politicians, its safety from the tranquil
masses"
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HOOts and !SIiOfs.

THE Farmers Cheap Store can now boast
Il Of having a superior stock of Boots ana
Shoes, this day received, and for sale low down,
as is the case with every thing in our line.
June9. G. F. d T. F. GIBSON,
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icy The Trenton Banner announces the
death of Mrs. Etheridge, wife of Hon. Emer-
son Etheridge, member Of Congress from
this State She died at the residence of her
husband, in Dresden, on the Goth ult
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Pel.SOMGL.

IF Abe Price, who married Elizabeth Moore,
l. or his heirs, will let their whereabouts be
known, will inform them Of something to
their interest. JNO. L. BRIDGES.
June 9, 1S54-2t 25S
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MARRlED-0n the oath inst, by Rev.
William Harrison, Col. II. c. HuMrHREYs to
Miss f, Z. KISe, daughter of William King,
all Of MahisonYille.
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Bachelor FUSD.-At Wilmington, NC,
on Tuesday night, a injecting was to have
been held ''to take into consideration proper
means for rendering efficient assistance to the
widow and family of James Bachelor, who
was murdered by the aboitionists of Boston
on Friday night last, while in the discharge
of his duty, as n Deputy U. S. Marshal, in
charge of fugitive slave, arrested in pursu-
ance of the laws of the land.
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State Of Tennessee, Monroe county.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Angeline McCray,


n r's'''n IS; n'c''y' r.''''." 70, D',.r,e
Thos. ii. McCray.
TT appearing from the allegations in the Pc
Il ttion flied in this cause, which is sworn
to, that the defendant is a nonresident OF the
State, publication is therefore ordered to be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, a newspaper published in the town of
Athens, McMcinn county, Tenn, notifying the
said defendant to appear before the judge OF
our next Circuit Court, at the Courthouse in
Madisonville, Monroe county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday in September hext, and
plead, answer or demur to the allegations in
said petition, or the same will be taken pro
confesso and set for hearing accordingly.
L. L. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
may &c, 1S54--4t Prs fee 500 900
State of Tennessee, PoM CO. County Court.
Elizabeth Thomas, Guardian of j. N. Thomas,
Tabitha Jane Thomas, Rosanna Thomas,
Della T.. Thomas, minor heirs of Joseph
Thomas, deed,
Upton B. Thomas, Irby II. Thomas, Newton
M. Thomas, J. A. Brown and wife Caroline
Brown.
PETITION TO SELL LASb.
TT appearing from the allegations IN the Pc
l. tition that Upton B. Thomas and Newton
NJ. Thomas are non residents of the State of
Tennessee, on motion, it is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post, n newspaper published in
the town of Athens, Tenn, requiring the said
defendants to appear on or before the August
term of the County Court to be held at the
Courthouse in the town of Benton. Polk
county, Tennessee, on the first Monday in
August, 1854, and then and there answer said
bill, or the same will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing er parte as to them.
i. =. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
may &c. lS5i--it Prs fee $500 2g6