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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-30
Lands for Sale
In bradley, Blount and Nc Minn COUNT,

III brauicys biOuut ana "CNiiih Couhtics'
MILL he sold, for distribution, TO the high
w est bidder. AZ the Courthouse in tho
town Of Cleveland, on the first Tuesday in
September next. the following named Tracts
Of Land and Town Property:
The North east. Northwest, and Southwest
quarters of section 9; Northeast quart er Of
section 3; Northwest and Northeast quarters
Of section II; Northeast quarter Of section +:
Southeast quarter of section 80, township 2,
range |, West Of the oasis line, in the Ocoee
District; Southeast quarter of section II;
North east quarter of section -. township ].
range ], West Of the basis linc-cach quarter
section containing 100 acres. Also two Town
Lots in the town Of Cleveland being number
ed and described in the plan Of said town as
lots No. ~ aud IL, containing 10y estimation
81 ceres.
Also. one Lot in the town Of Charleston,
No l20, with n brick building formerly occu-
pied rs store house by Louis a. Ross, near
= :. Barrett's.
Two Lots in the town Of Calhoun. Nos. 81
aud %, opposite Il. +. Martins. No. ~ has
framed building, formerly cccur pied 10y MeC;hee
& McCartv. rs a store house.
Also, on the 25,h of September next. on
the premises, near the town of Morganton.
Bl"unt county. Tenn. one Farm, known as tho
liaininontrcc iarni, containing i"0 acres, moro
or less, with first rate new Merchant Mill,
together with a Saw Mill and darn. all new
and in perfect repair. Also. another Farm.
known as the Rason farm, adjoining he same,
containing 100 acres. Also, one other Farm
known as the Logan farm. on Che stage road
leading from McGhce's Ferry 10 Marvvilie.
containing 40 acres. On all of the three last
above named tracts there are comfortable
buildings and other convcuieuces: also, frs,
rate spring water-will he shown 10 any one
desiring to examine i: in person on the rremi-
ses. All are invited To attend as We wish to
sell the property. The terms will be one
third cash. and the remainder in two equal
annual cns,allments. bearing interest from
date Of sale: bond anl security, together with
lien on the property until the purchase
money is paid. Il. McGllEE.
e. NJ. Ma;iIEE.
June >, 5i-td-e?s EroeatorS.
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$40 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IL 10th inst, TIVO NEGRO BOYS
John. Ioulatto, about 90 years old weighs
perhaps 40 lbs, and Norman, near the same
nge and size. dark copper color. From the
direction taken think they arc making for
the North, through Tennessee. will give
the above reward for their delivery or contine
1nent in any Jail so that get them, or 2renty
Doihirs FOR cit her. JOHN WILKES
Antioch, Troup co, Ga, June 23. lS54-3t
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.

YNHE large and commodious HOTEL at tins
L popular watering place will be opened
for the reception of visitors about the LIST OF
June. The Hotel has been completed and
furnished in the most elegant and conveniSnt
style. and every, preparation will be made to
render comfortable and pleasant the stay OF
those who may visit this celebrated resort for
the invalid and pleasure seeker.
Of the Medical properties Of these waters
we will state for the benefit Of the afflicted,
that Dyspepsia and Chronic Liver Complaints
in their worst forms are cured; Dropsy, Chron~
ic DarrhGa and Bowel affections Of all kinds.
are cured in eight or ten weeks; returned
Mexican soldiers and Caiiorninns with that
disease peculiar to the climate, have all been
restored to health. All eases of Piles are per
mancntly cured or much benefited by the usc
of these waters There have been some half
dozen cases of Scrofnla ut these Springs, and
all cured. The Proprietor had their certifi-
Gates taken and would be pleased to see 9th
ers to ascertain If it would prove infallible in
all cases. In all those diseases peculiar TO fe-
males it has been highly beneficial. Protrnct-
ed cases of Cliils and Fever, Spinal Affections.
Kidney Affections, Head ache, &C., it has
proved equally beneficial
The pleasure seeker will find MontvaIc one
of the most delightful! Summer retreats in the
United States-situated at the base of the
Chilhowee Mountain, some 5000 feet above
the level Of the sea. The salubrity Of the
atmosphere and healtllfulness of the climate
are proverbia while the grandeur Of the
scenery is surpassed by that OF no place OF
resort in this country.
These Springs are situated in Blount conn
ty, Tennessee, 2J miles South Of Knoxville;
rs miles from Loudon, and are easy of access
from any part of the country. A daily line
of Coaches and Hacks viii run from London,
the present terminus of the East Tennessee
and Georgin Railroad, 10 Montvale Springs,
so rs to connect with that road. Through
tickets from Dalton to Montvalc can be pro-
cured for $3.50.
CHARGES :-Board per day sl,25; per week
81; per month S25. I hildren and servants
half price. ASA WATSON.
+. S.--There are from fifty TO sixty Cabins
intended for the accommodation Of those who
may wish TO board themselves, which will be
rented as follows: For framed $3.50: for log
81 LOO, by the week. may 20. '5i-3m29n
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NORTHERN AND SoUTmE RN' CoLLEGEs.-
The Richmond Enquirer in eypostulating
with Southcrnc-s against sending their
Youths to Northern institutions says, "lf
Southern gentlemen would not be nstru.
mental in the political prostitution of their
sons, they should not send them to Harvard
for law. nor to Yale for science"
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tW- Tho Legislature of Rhode Island nd.
journed on Saturday,aiter u session ola week.
An important amendment to the Maine Lii.
quor Law was passed. 1t authorizes tho ar
rest, confinement and fine Of any person
found drunk in any of the towns Of the State
but, il such persons shall disclose the name
of the person who furnished the liquor with
which he got drunk, and shall give evidence
against said person, he may DO discharged
from Imprisonment and persons furnishing
Intoxicating liquors, giving or selling, are
liable to prosecution. The vote for the bill
stood AZ yeas to IL NAYS.
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Spring and Summer Goods,
Notice..

IINIERE was issued to the UNDERSIGNED.
/ George d. Rollins, private in Capt. Nose.
Cunningham's Company, Tennessee Nolun-
teers, on the 10th August, 1852. n Land War
rant, No -, for l6o acres. Said Warrant has
been lost in the transportation 10y mail or
some means unknown to the warrantec. All
persons are hereby fcrewarned from trading
in any way for said Warrant, ne one having
any authority TO transfer or convey uie same.
All persons IRE hercb, notified That hnvc
filed in the General Land Office n cdrcat. ask
ing said Warrant to be cancelled aud dupli.
cate to issue. GEORGE y. ROLLINS.
June O. lSJl-Gt 2qS
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OK THE Roar, 6 miles from Cleveland, }

OK THE ROAR, 6 miles from Cleveland, }
June 81, 1854. {
Editor Post: Please say to such Of your
numerous patrons as are sometimes called
from II comfortable home, that they will find
excellent quarters at the Railroad House in
Cleveland. Mr.. Delano, tho proprietor, has
travelled much and knows exactly how to do
for all the hungry and weary who reach his
door. Lunch, lodging and company will all
be found very good. 1 spe;S this, full OF ex-
pericncc.
Yours, A TRAVELLER.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
Atlanta IntelligenCer,

DAILY, TRI WErKLy AND WErKLy.
nN and fter the 2jth of September thc
~ Atlanta In,elliscncer will be published
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly on new and
beautiful type throughout, and on new Cyl.
indcr Power Press, capable of throwing of
from 1000 10 1900 sheets per hour.
The Daily Intelligence will be printed On
super-royal sheet, - 10y ~ inches surface, on
fine white paper, and will contnn twenty.
four columns of matter. II will furnish all
the latest teicgraphic intelligence from the
.Northern, Southern and Western cities, up to
the moment of going to press. Having the
benefit of two different telegraph lines which
place Atlanta in direct communication with
all parts of the Union, the Daily lntelliSenccr
will possess every advantage for obtaining
the latest telesrarhic news from all dircc,
lions, while by means Of the large number OF
Railroads cOnvcrging Mt Atlanta. it will pos
scss mail facilities equal, il not superior to
those of amy other city in the South In the
columns Of the Daily especial attention will
be devoted to furnishing full and reliable
commercial reports. The New York, Bati-
more Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Allan.
ta New Orleans and Nashville markets, will
be regularly reported, in addition to weekly
reports of other markets.
~" With such advantages of location, to.
ccthcr with the mail and Geographic facilities,
il will he readily seen that all points in Geor-
cia, North, Norlh.wc and West of Atlanta,
us well as all points in Tennessee and Ala
hama, can be furnished with all important
Commercial, Congressional and Foreign News.
and telcgraphic news generally, through the
columns of the Daily Intelligence, at least
one day sooner than by the daily papers of
any other city in Georgia
The 2ri Weekly will be the same size as the
Daily, containing all the reading matter of
the two Dalies immediately preceding it, and
telegraphic news up to the hour OF going to
press.
The Weekly Mtc'l;genc'rwill he enlarged to
over double its present quantity of reading
matter. IL will be printed on fine paper. on
an imperial sheet of 20 by As inches surface,
and will contain hirty-iwo columns of matter.
Translator the Daily, $500
" Tr.Weckly, 400
" Weekly, 200
cy;- To Clubs Of ten or more at the same
Post Office, the Daily lnteligencer will be
furnished at 300 per annum, and the Tri-
Weekly at 81.
cas-The CASH SYSTEM will be invaria-
bly observed. and the name Of no subscriber.
either to the Daily, Triweckly or Weekly,
will be entered on our books, unless advance
payment is made. ". B. RUGGLES,
Editor and Proprietor.
ATLANTA June Q, ls5i-3m 2g7
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To REsusclrATE PERSONS WHEN STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING.-The Albany Atlas says this is
the season when deaths from this source oc-
cur, and few, who do not look to the summa-
ry, know how many there are. In all cases
where persons are struck down by lightning,
use cold water upon the body for hours; don't
be discouraged if immediate success is not ut
tanned, but pcrsevcrc, and if, after three or
four hours drenching, animation is not re-
stored, add salt to the water and continue the
showclng, which is rendered colder by the
saline; then administer the douchc OH the
head and along the spinal column. Persons
who have fallen under a stroke of lightning,
when alone, have recovered in the rain; and
Mr.. Merriam, the weather sophst relates u
case where victim was recalled to life by
dashing cold water on him, several hours af-
ter apparent death.
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN BRAZILIAN
American merchant is said to have obtained
from the government Of Brazil the privilege
of working the gold mines and diamond dis
tricts in two of the richest provinces of that
country, as well as the copper mines on tho
river Janeiro. The gentleman referred to
lately arrived at Baltimore, and proceeded to
New York to make the necessary arrange
mcnts to carry out tho enterprise.
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OFFICE OF CLERK ~ MASTER, JUNE RULES, lSoi
Il. NJ. Jones,
~.
James l.. Coffee, T. !. Wilson, Sam'l NJ. Nc
Reynolds and others.
NN motion, and it appearing that the de-
" PENDANT, James L. Coffee, in the above
stated cause, is n nonresident Of the State, it
is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, a news
paper published at Athens, Tennessee, re-
quiring said defendant to appear on or before
the next term Of said Court, to he held ut
Pikcyllc, Blelsoc county, Tennessee, on the
LIST Wednesday after the LIST Monday of Sep.
TENDER next, then and there, on oath, to an
swer the somplainant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing "a
r,artc as to him.
THO. n. FRAZIER, G. d. W.
pikcyille June so. lSJl-lt Prs fee 50
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s35- Mr.. Dof, of Eaton, Ohio, found in
the upper story of an old turning shop, n
package of counterfeit bank bills, amounting
nominally to fifteen thousand and twenty
eight dolIars-tlc bills purportcd to be on
the Northern Bank of Kentucky, Sanduskv
Bank, Clinton Bank, and various Indiana
Ranks
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~" Another awful collision occurred on
the Louisa and Central Rail Road, about
halfpast twelve o'clock, on Wednesday, just
forty miles from Richmond,
Two freight trains, going ut full speed,
rame together with a tremendous crash.
Mr.. Sims, \ fireman had one Of his legs cut
entirely of. The unfortunate man was
brought down to Richmond.
Several NEGROES were seriously injured.
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Notice..

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not to
N trade for II Note executed by me to J.
W. Clark, for sGG, OG4 in current Bank notes
dated August 18th, 1851, due twenty months
ficr date. Said note was fraudulcntly OBJ
tanned. | Am determined not to pay said note.
June 30, lSji-3t% j. II. Mccoy.
ATENlCAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT-For
wi. sale bv W. b. REYNOLDS.
Benton, June 80
CEAMLESS BAGS.-A large lot ON hand
- and for sale low. W. b. REYNOLDS.
Benton. June so
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tY"lt may not be amiss to state, for the in-
formation of many, that Copperas is the best
article that can DO used to render ccss-pools
and other offensive places inodorous. 1t is 4
cheap and cllcctual scent. destroyer.
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n ministerial gentleman was spt

wAs ministerial gentleman was speak
ing at one of tho anniversary meetings in
Boston, on Wednesday, he got so excited
that his false teeth dropped out and ne was
obliged to suspend his remarks until he
could replace them.
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A. y. kEYRs. >. NJ "hNpkiss"S.
KEYES & HENDERSON,
CONN MISSION MER CHA NTS,
AND
DEALERS IL PRODUCE, DC,
.sthens, Tom.
June q 1s5i-tf 2?S
SUndv'iCS

or LBS. Blue Stone; Isl bs., Ext Log
CfO wood; ~ lbs. CASTLE SOAP: SO lbs
best Innigo: 10 It's. hest Java Indigo: 81 lbs.
Madder: Aloes. Soda. Sciilitz- owdcrs. Red
Led. Red Sanders. Veni,ian Red Hoohand's
German Bi,,crs. and Barry's Tricopherous,
which will sell very low for cash.
April Z, ls5i. &. w. ROSS.
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F The Shakers at Enfield, Connecticut
have lately been called to deplorc an affective
dispcnsation, which has deprived them OF two
Of their most effective members. A few
mornings since the two members in question
were suddenly missing and after long and
anxious search it was found that they had
"gone and got married" Both parties have
our liyeliest sympathy.
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~ Often and little eating makes
man fat. 1t is on this system that pugilists
are trained for their rencontres. They eat
often and sparingly, and take moderate rest
and exercise between each meal.
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METHODIST misunderstanding to the
regulations of the Methodist Church South,
single men are now to be allowed $3.50, mar.
rid $500, besides family and travelling ex-
penses; children under seven years Of age,
1876; over seven and under sixteen, $40.
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Notice.

WILL attend n, the voting ground Of every
j District in McMinn county for the purpose
Of collecting the Tax due FOR the year 1851
All those who 10 not attend, orpay their tax,
will have cost to pay, certain. look out, one
and all. W. y. McCi.A iCiiEl,
By his Deputy J. A. E"wLEs.
lima 1G lS5i--lm 2?9
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.--The Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania have recently decided that
81 license to sell liquors by small measure,
for year, does rot confer the right to sell
on SUNDAYS"
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CHOLERA-rhcrc were 81 deaths from
cholera in New York last week, being con-
siderable increase over the deaths of the pre-
vious weeks.
In Boston last week there were ten fatal
cases of cholera,
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i TOT VU I VSIs
OBITUARY.,

DIED-Thursday, the 18th Of May, 1854,
ut the residence of its veneratcd founder, in
Maryvilc, Tennessee, "THE BLoUNT County
ADVOCATE" after an illness Of twcnty-three
weeks. 1t had been in delicate health from
its birth. The "Advocate" had many warm
friends, and its death has caused Il vacuum
in the circle in which it circulated, that can
not be easily supplied. We deeply sympa-
thise with its vencrated founder in the loss
he has sustained. NIX.
Mary,ille, June Goth, 1854.
t1y~ Loudon Free Press, Cleveland Ban
ner, and Knoxville Wing will please copy.
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~" Never tell folks you can so ahead of
'cm but do it. 1t spares great deal of talk
ing and helps them to save their breath to
cool their broth.
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A live black snake, about Is inches long
was recently elected from the stomach ola
little girl, at Centre Bridgton-shc having
first taken lobcla cmctc.
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A report reached New York on Wcdncs-
day night, that ORR, better known rs the
"Angcl Gabriel" while preaching to the citi-
zcns Of Lawrence, Mass.,tIat evening had
been shot by Il man in the crowd. The man
was Immediately seized by the mob, taken
to tree and then hung until he was dead.
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Icy The Boston Herald says:-"Rev. Dr.
Todd has asserted that there arc three sorts
of peope in the world-saints, sinners, and
the Beecher family"
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NEDRAsKA.-No person can vote in Ne
braska, according to the bill Just passed,
without taking oath that he will support the
provisions of the Nebraska bill.
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tD-"Jemmy," said Scotch parson to one
of his paIishioncrs, Eye should no drink
whisky; it's n slow poinon, Jenny"
every slow, indeed, sir, I've drunk it these
fifty wears"
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SINGULAR, IF TEUE.--It is stated that the
cholera ut Boston this year made its appear
ancc in the very house in which in 1919 the
first fatal case occurred.
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LII. a,I E,r EonnlcrfiiLs Z

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ancc, called w. Il. Farrelrs Arabian Linlmeni.
the most dangerous Of all the counterleI'-',
because his having the nsine oi Farrell, many
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RELIGIONS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Quarterly Neutrality-suspicious. Sta, July 8.
Athens Cir. and Sta, Cedar Springs, Sept 30.
Tx. MUNSEY.
Camp, meeting at Cane Creek, August %.
A. NJ. GOODYkOONTZ.
Iune % 1854.
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rJJ- Ey.Prcsident Van Buren, is said to
be writing u history of his own life and
tines
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Pianos.

lust received, two very fine Square Pianos,
81 round corners, Of beautiful finish and fine
tone. Those wishing to purchase are invited
TO call and examine them.
lime ~ 1854 H.G. COOKE
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W Tho Citizen John MitcheD bears
down severely upon the Roman Catholic
Press here and abroad. We quote:

W Inc CltlZcn (JOhn MitcheI Dcars
down severely upon the Roman Catholic
Press here and abroad. We quote:
"Of all the sorrowing sistcrhood of Europe,
she, from whose womb We came, is the least
thought of, the least pitied, the least rcvcr-
cnced. In this country, in this glorious and
magnificent republic, to the building up of
which Ireland has contributed so much treas.
ure of blood, and intellect and hcart-there
must surely be Il substantial reason for all
this. Upon the Roman Catholic Press, here
and in Ireland, VIC charge this business
They, by their infamous and cruel writings,
have made Ireland, here and elsewhere, par
able of representative stripped her of many
honors-havo turned away from her those
generous streams of love and home, which
were here before flowing to her feet from
every heart which God had touched.
~ Roman Catholic Press--ths base
especially in America, has scandalous-
N misreprescntcd, carcatured, deceived falsi-
fled, and dishonorcd that noble historic land
of ours; has swindled, traduccd, brought
shame, derision, and the bitterest distrust
upon the generous race who cling to its ira
,litions and its hopes; has flung the foulcst
insults on the graves and memories with
which our soil and history have been illumi-
nstcd and enriched, has intcrposed its treach-
erous influence between our people and the
terrible enemy which hugs them to death,
and robs them when they are dead; has given
gratutously and copiousIy every existence to
that government, and to every other govern
ment which establishes her on earth; and
now, as an inevitable consequence of all this,
has originated, provoked, enboldened, almost
justified this terrible conspiracy, which arms
against, votes against, and may yet enact the
severest laws against, the Irish people in this
republic.