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AUGUSTA MARKET.
AuGrsrA. Feb. II.

AUGUSTA. fcb. IL.
Bacon-The stock Of Bacon is light. though
the demand s not large and prices are sta
tionary. A good article OF new would readi-
" command st SIC, hog round.
Lard is rather dull. pa Toe. =,
Flour continues In active demand and
prices are very firm. Good Tennessee Is
worth e. $3.50 per bbl.
Corn--The supply Of Corn is not heavy,
and as there is an active demand. prices are
rathes sitter than last week, 50 Soc, sacks
included.
What readily commands sl,ej sl,io Tor
white. and 81 si,lo for red,
Feathers arc in request. aud hrlicrS have
advanced their rates, 10 a soc.
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MACON MARKET.

MACON Ga, Feb. II.
Transactions for the week past have been
large. Prices firm. Flour, Bacon, Lard and
Grain scarcc-demand good.
Bacon-lIog round. scarce, 81 n 90.
L'orn-Active and in demand, so Sjc.
Oats-Dull, 60 Csc per bushel.
Peas-Scarce, sales quick so SEC per b'i.
Hay-Good Tennessee, sl,75 $? per cwt.
F2our-Scarce, 81 a 1925 per hh
Esa,hers-Scarcc, 40 q 43c per lh.
Meal-Scarce, so II S5c per bushel.
Lard-In bbls. 81 DC; in kegs Zoe.
Beeres-On foot, II &c.
Buttcr-Dull, 10 l6c per pound.
Eggs l2t a l3c per dozen.
Hides-Dry, Q n loo per Id.
Naiis-Per kcg, st n SIC per Ito.
Suqars-New Orleans, &! Sc.
Codec-Firm, II! BE.
Sdh-sl.5O $3.50 per sack.
CoHon-Slight decline, Z n SIC.
Weather warm and fine.
Respectfully,
ALLEN d DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, ia.
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NOFAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEM
We speak of NI.ane's Liver Pills, which
have become an indispensable Family Medi-
cine. The fri.htful symptoms which arise
from a diseased Liver manifest themselves
more or less, in every family; dyspepsia. sick
headache. obstruction Of the menses: nguc
and fever pains in the side, with dry. hacking
cough are all the results of hepatic dernnge-
ment-and for these Dr. MI.ane's Pills are a
sovereign remedy. They have never been
known to fail, and they should be kept at all
times by families.
Dircctions.-Takc two or three on going to
bed, every second or third night II they do
not purge two or three times by next morn
inc. take one or two more. A slight bredktdst
should invariably follow their use.
The Liver Pill may also be used where
purrins is simply necessary. As an anti-bil-
ious purgative, they are inferior to none
And in doses Of two or three, they give as.
tonishing relief to sick headache; also, IN
.lirht engagements Of the stomach.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.
WLane's CcleJrated Liver Pills. and take
none else. There are other Pills, purPortine
TO he Liver Pills, now before the public. DR.
| N,Lane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Yer
mifure, can now be had at all respectable
Drug stores in the United States and Canada
For sale by p. II. KEITH 4 CO.. Athens; J. A
6C.W. CorfIN, jacksonville; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. Feb. lO.I
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

4 GAIN the subscribers offer his valuable
u farm for sale. containing SIN HUN
DRIED AND FORTY ACRES lying nine miles
south of Athens. Tennessee. 1t is situated in
Il beautiful and healthy part of the country.
and in full view Of the mountians-lies well
aud but little subject to washing-two quar-.
tiers mostly hickory molat'o land. with good
buildings and orchards, and several of the best
never failin" Springs, and stock water con.
ycnicnt ON all three of the farms--plenty Of
good meadow land and limestone and good tim.
Der in abundancc-2So acres of open land,
and upwards of one hundred acres in clover
Price reasonable and title undisputed.
TEGM~ of S>ir--$2OOo in hand, the balance
in five annual n-tallmcnts, well secured, with
interest from date. CALEB SMITH.
Feb. >, lSji-Gm -"
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jacksonville Female Academy.

THE present Term of this Institution will
L close after public Examination Of three
or four days, on the 9Th of August.
The 9Th of March is the middle of the
Session. There will then be no vacation, but
pupils who wish to attend the Academy
during the summer will do well to join their
respective classes on that day, ms several new
studies will then be commenced, while others
will be laid aside until the final review at the
close of the Session. j. \. COFFIN, Sec'N
Nationwide, Feb. II, lSji-lm 2S2
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REMARKABLE ABsTISENcE.-Enjeltjc Van
der Vlies, of Pynacker, near Rotterdam, ilol-
land, the woman who did not eat since 1878,
nor drink since 1922, it is said, is dead. She
died December ODD, at the Holland colony in
Michigan. So says the New York Tribune
which appears to believe the story.
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Notice..

IT. orders for Agricultural Machinery,
~ made by Ncssrs. Wheeler, Mclirk " Co,
Albany, ~ V, must he to me direct or
through my Agents in East Tennessee Mr. >
X. Rccdcr, Athens, ard MIR. VI. Nelson hh"N,
willie, who are authorised t" furnish any Oh snla
machines at manufacturer cash prices: ADD
ing cost of transportation. T. ID; TIA =
Feb 3, 1851. III ISL l. Broadway, y. Y.
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Oak Grove Male Academy.

(I.f. ' 1.II.i.NI; ''-'-''
yHNIIE Board Of Trustees of this Institution
take pleasure in announcing to the pup
lie that the exercises of the Winter Session
have been resumed on the 10Th January,
1851, under the charge of Prof. c. schwartz
whose qualifications and experience IN teach
ins, they are confident, will give entire salts
ton to hi, patrons.
Trims Of Tuiiiou fer ) Mmhs-one h"J
payabic IN oi"o"cG
p,;,uary Gass-Sp"lling. Reading, Writ
in. Elements of Ari'hm. and "so'rhl.' -
N,kNc Ciass-Rendinr, Writing, English
Grammar Geography, Arithmetic lis .
tory L. :. .,
S,uior Observation-Disclosures Nat lhIl"so'
phv, Chemistry, Ancient aud Modern
History, Composition, Book Keeping :,
Latin or French,
Mcidcnid's, '"'e"' >
Nodeaucton made for absences except IN case
of protructci sickness. y monthly acc"uh, Z"
the student, progress, studies and department
will be forwarded {" the parents.
WM. X. rlCkENH, Secretary.
Feb g. lSji--:mi 2N'
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Sin Jouy FRAxKLIS.-The British ADM.
rality have announced that if intelligence Of
Sir John Franklin or his ships, the Erebus
and Terror, and of the officers and crews be.
ing alive, is not received by the 3ist of
March next. they will be considered as hav.
inr died in her Majcsty's service.
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There will be called meeting of McMinn
Lodge, No. 81, 10. o. f., at their Lodge room
in Athens, on the 2ad inst, at 10 o'clock, A..
NJ, for the purpose of joining in the celebra.
ton of the day. A punctual Attendance of
the brethren is requested.
BY order.
Feb.lO 81 TllOS. a, CLEA"E, SecN
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Proposals

a RE solicited for making 1000 oak Dry
n Barrels Of the following specifications
viz. Slaves of White, Post or Red Oak, not
los than sths Of an incl, thick and y inches
lour. Said Barrels To be made 10 inches head
and 10 inches bulge, diameitr with eight
hoops Of hickory, maple, birch or alder, ami
ia l.. delivered at Charleston, Bcnton, or on
the Ocoec road. -.
-Alsn. 5000 bushels Of Bnrnei Line DENY
cred Mt the above places. Proposals ior VA"
,h,va must be male soon, ~ the contracts
ara. ia IL, closed bv the 10Th Of March next,
and ,h.v can lac directed 10 :. Congdon or the
subscriber, at Duektown.
G. \. PROCTOR, Engineer.
Polk CO., Feb. Il, lSJi-td Isl
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yBNlIE Card of james Williams, President
1 Of "The Tennessee River VI. VI. and Trans
portution Co.." dated at Chattanooga 'anua
~ 10Th has Just been put into my hands, in
which the price of frci"h, over the East Ten.
ncsscc and Georgia Rail Road is contrasted
with the route ria Chattanooga.
"Compctition is the lie Of trade. and none
have right to take exceptions when fairly
and honorably entered into AMI conducted.
In answer to Capt. Williams Card have
only to saw that Goods and Produce sent TO
the care of the East Tennessee and Gcrrsin
Rail Road shall be carried just as cheap, and
perhaps little quicker than by any other
route.
The Freight Cards that may issue from time
20 time from Chattanooga Will govern IN"
rates ON the East Tennessee and Georgia kniI
Road and the Steamboat, running III her con
nrc.iun, and as we lp not cX 'ect patronage
unless we work n cheap a. others. none n""d
fear being oycrchnr-cl or having their Pro-
ducc or Goods delayed.
c. WALLACE, President
kuoyyillr Feb g. lSIi--tf IS
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Sale Of Western Produce,

Bacon, Corn, Wheat, FEATHERS, Lard Peas,
Hmter, dc.
The Augusta market is one of the best in
the South for the sale Of the above articles,
there always existing a good demand for en-
port and to supply home wants. Those he has
not transacted business for he would refer to
his numerous customers in East Tennessee,
whose business lie has been attending to for
the past eight years. 1. W. fLEMlN".
Jan. ~, lSjl-ly* -?
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John l.. Bain,

Daniel Eain, Peter II. Morton and others.
TT orp.arinr from compartments amended
| Iii. that the residence of defendant Peter
II. Morton is unknown, publication is ordered
for fnur successive weeks in the Athens Post,
r,,uirin, said nonresident defendant {" make
hi. appearance at the next term Of SAID Chan
cory court To- be- held ut the Court house IN
Naii.nnyill.. ON the 81 Monday of March
u.>t, anil answer ml'lainant's bill as amend
Cd or the same will lee taken for confessed as
f., him and dccrccI upon accordingly.
j. \. COFFIN, O. d. IT.
FL Ia IS5i-,t Prs fee 8; PSI
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A Coon Joke.-In tho Senate of Missis.
sippi, on the Goth ult Mr. Johnson intro
duccd bill "to regulate the Legislature OF
Mississippi" The bill proposes to make" lob
by members "a coordinate branch OF the Leg
isature.
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$780,

FAMILY IN PRIsoY.-There are now con.
fined in Jail in Trenton, NJ, eighteen persons,
four of whom are females. There is one en-
tire family there, embracing father, mother
ard several children.
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Men OF TAsrE.-Thcrc arc some men
who stand on the drbatablc ground between
talent and genius without belonging to
either; they have strong love for all that
is beautiful and great, without the power OF
producing them; instead of all the radil OF
their mind tending, rs in men of genius, to a
single point, they stand in the centre, and
send forth rays in every direction, but these
an,agonistic rays destroy each other.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-17

Heavy damages for personal injuries are
becoming quite frequent. The administrators
Of Mr.. McCloskey, who was killed by a col.
lision on the Pennsylvania Railroad last
march, have obtained verdict OF S!,5Oo
against the company in one of the Pittsburg
courts, and at New Orleans Mr.. Gould has
recovered $4,000 damages against the firm oil
Gardiner, Logger a. Co. for false Imprisonment.
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

SAVANNAH, Feb. IL.
Cot,on-Thc following quotations show
decline Of ! cent on last weeks rates:-Nii-
ding to strict mil,llins, st &c; good NIT
ding pic: mijlling fair 81 9ic; fair to iui-
ly fair loo.
F2our-Thc transactions in this article
have been small Holders are firm and the
market has an upward tendency. We have
no sales Of Baltimore brands To report. y
sale Of 100 bbls. Of Georgia was made at Ss'
Some sales of Georgia in sacks have been
made at 81 per sack. -.
Corn-There is a fair demand for this arii-
Gle at an advance on previous rates. We
hear of sales (, small lots at 81 Per buslel'
In large lots it is selling at 9oc sacks lnci"5s''
and some sales have been made at ?5c. The
stock is light.
Oats-Sales Of Oats have been made at '5e
per bushcl. Heavy Seed Oats is worth - assoc.
Baeon-The demand for this article has I'M
nroved and prices are slightly higher We
hear Of sales of prime new sides at &c, and
prime old at sc.-NeWs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-17

~In the Stale of New York there is no
law TO punish man for running away with
mother mans wife.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-17

A model return of writ was recently
made by II deputy sheriff, in Morgan county,
Indiana. 1t was, Served the within, but fit
with brckbats by the woman so that
couldn't serve it,"
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7WeStern rOduC

ArGv,r,. GEO, January 1854.
rVNlIE subscriber after rendering his thanks
l to his numerous friends in Tennessee for
their long and continued confidence in him as
salesman of their surplus Produce, would
inform them that he still gives his undivided
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-02-17

TWENTY. SECOND OF FEBEu AIRY.
MERIDIAN Sun LODGE, No. 30, of Free and
Accepted Masons will celebrate the 2.d
February next, by public Procession and an
Address, in Athens.
McMlnn Lodge, No. 81, |. o. Of o. T.. and
Athens Division No. 900. Sons of Temperance
have been invited to join in procession.
Brethren generally are invited t" p"rtici
pate in the ceremonies of the the day.
JNO. +. SLOWER,
=. l.. GAMBLE, Conn.,
SAINT. H. JORDAN.
Athens, Jan. Is, 1854.
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The Smoking Law is operative in Salem,
Mass, only in the night time. By daylight
i, is no sin 10 pipe and cigar it, ad ibituni.
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Look ont for Counterteis!

The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called W. b. Farrelrs Arabian l.lnlmcnt,
the most dangerous of all the count erfcl's,
because his having the name of Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith, without the know.
edge that counterfeit exists, and they Will
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects
The geuine article is manufactured only by
HG. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. BE sure you get it with
the letters II. G. before Farrell's, thns-!I. G..
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrap
per, all others are counterfeits.
For sale by G.. W. Ross, and \. McNELn'E,
Athens; llupGIS, WELLS IL JOHNSON, Cleveland;
w. b. REYNOLDS. Benton; W. C. NArGn>N,
Columbus-and regularly authorized agent :
throughout the United States.
sS;- Price 25 and 80 cts, and : per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, in which one
is not already established. Address II. &.
Farrell as above, accompanied with good ref
ercncc as to character, responsibility, Sc.
JAN 90. I'm
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III The Chancery Court at .Hri'So"rHIe.
February RnlcS 1891.
4. l.. Rogers, Tx. OF Gideon MORGAN.


The Creditors and heirs of said Gideon Morgan.
4 Complainant in his Bill alleases that th"
\ estate of said Morgan is insolycnt, and
prays an Injunction as to creditors, which has
been granted, DC.
Publication is therefore ordered to he made
for four successive weeks in the athens Post,
riyin., notice to the creditors of said estate
tina, they lille their claims, legally auihcn'i-
Gated, with the Clerk and Master of said Court
within the time prescribed 10y Law. and that
they are by the Fiat Of the Hon. J. {. Gaut
cni"inc,l from otherwise proceeding I" collect
their said demands. J. y. COFFIN T. d. w.
Feb. IL, lSjl-it frS Tee 81 Isl
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TGAvELLrNG.-A strong, lazy fellow, who
preferred begging to work. called on gem
t!cman in the city, and asked for 'cold vic
tuals and old clothes" The man asked what
he did for living.
"Not mucI,," said the fellow, "cxccpt ira
Yelling"
"Travcling! Then you can travel pretty
wcl?"
"Oh, yes" said the bcggar, aim very good
at that"
swell, thcn,' said the gentleman, coolly
opening the door, "let's sec you travcl!'
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NEW BUSINESS HOUSE.

have opened a cuisines
u House at Athens, in the new building
near the Depot. where they are prepared to
sell GROCERIES at low rates, and to rur-
chase Produce at the highest market price.
~ Wheat wanted at higher. ash price
sacks an hand. KEYS, SrN& 90.
Athens. Dee. Il, ls52-ti aal
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Eric PoETRY.-'rhe Lincoln Democrat
publishes two lines of the great epic upon
Gen. Jackson, written by Western bard:
"When you see their eyes glisten, then my
men fire.
We're the last dying words Of A. Jackson, Els
quire."
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CANDIDATES..
Feb.l0,' oil

rw- " are authorised and requested to an
nounce the name of G. ". kIHKslY as II ranii
date for Trustee of McNlinn county, at the en-.
suing March election.
rZy- We are authorized to announce HrY-
s,wIy WELLS as candidate for Trustee OF
McNlnn county, at the ensuing March clec-
tion.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce WV. |. CAMPBELL ns II candidate for
sheriff of Bradley county, at the election in
March next.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce UGIAu PAYNE rs candidate for
County Trustee Of McMinn at the next March
election.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MARRIED-On Thursday evening, the 9th
inst, bv the Rev. Dir. 7. Cheek, Mr. ENocu NJ.
WirLorGnrY, of McNinn county. to Miss
MATILDA ~, daughter of Vim. and Nancy
Jones' shady Grove, Ga.
On the 3lst ult., by Rev Vim. Harrison,
Mr.. SAMUEL II. RicuAEps, to Miss ARIA VI.
BAKER, all Of Madsonvllc.
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~" The following are the purchases of
United States Stock made ut the Treasury
Department during last week. 1t will be seen
that the Secretary's bid is no longer tempting
enough to draw out these Government secu.
ritics from the hands of private holders:
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IL. q. FAIRELLs
CHI EDn ATI,l AnARIAN IINIMENI

Iswell known to possess the most wonder
fully healing penetrating, and stimulating
properties, and by its promptness in eilec'ins
cures which previously had resisted all other
medicines, administered by the most scientific
physicians. has placed it far beyond any SINH
lar remedy ever introduced to the people OF
the United States. 1t stimulates the absorb
ents to increased action, and thus enables ma
ture to throw off disease-H pcnetrates to the
bones, adding strength and activity to the
muscles-itis powerfully anodyne and thereby
allays nervous irritation, producinga delighttM-
w pleasing sensation Mrough tie ~ho'e fromc.-
Owing to its remarkable anticeptic properties
it purites and neutralizes that poisonous cor
sive principle which renders old ulccrous sores
so difficult to heal; it, therefore, Is peculiarly
adapted to their speedy cure. This l.ln'ment
from its penetrating and strengthening quail
ties has been found to be a specific tor i'araly,,
sis or Palsy Whtcswellings and diseased
Joints, and in fact all complaints involving the
muscular system. 1t has cured cases OF Rhcn.
matsm of twenty or thirty years standing, and
affections of the Spine wherein the entire
spinal column was so crooked and distorted
that the patient could not walk without nrt-
ficial support. Numerous cases of Palsy have
been cured when the flesh had withered, leav.
ing nothing but the dried skin and bone, ana
the limbs totally without use or feeling. For
children with Group it is of incstimable value,
rubbed and bathcd over the throat and chest.
If applied freely on the chest it never fails to
give relief in the severe coughs attending Con
sumption, Asthma and Colds. 1t heels wounds
speedily-will cure Scaldhcad. Mango, lie
Planters and farmers will find it II most valua-
BILE medicine to be applied to Horses and Cat
tie for Sprans, Bruises, l.ameness, Stiff joints.
Sweeney, Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burns, Splint,
Chafes or Calls, Hardened Knots on the flesh.
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Corn Shelters.
CarDcntcrS Tools.

A FRESH supply gust received. of the fol.
a lowing kinds Bench Planes, double and
single, Flooring and Ceiling do, Bead do.
Rabbit DO. hollows and rounds, Rosewood
rlow, Fili>,er also Saws, Saw Sets and
steel Squares. all Of the best quality. which
will Toe sold low FOR cash, by
Dee. IL, 1855. g.. W. RUSS.
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ON California received at
Ncwo1l ie steamship Daniel Web
ster, whc ~ 5Lt San Francisco dates to
the 10th of January:
Walkers Expedition in California has been
reinforced by the landing of two hundred and
fifty men Mt Ensenadar, under the command
of Col. Watkins, and were advancing sue
cessfully upon Santa Thomas, Lagnetta and
other villages, which have been taken without
the necessity of firing gun.
The Mexican General (Nc.bctc) has fled,
with Mccndrcz, and rctreated to the noun
tain businesses. In this skirmlsh only two
E.peditionists were kiilcd-Bcrnard, McCor-
mick and Lieut.. McKiLbcn. Several were
wounded, however-Capt. Charles Gilman
among the number, but he was recovering.
The inhabitants, generally, favor the Expc-
diiionists and furnish, them provisions cheer
fully, keeping them abundantly supplied.
Many prominent citizens have prttioncd
Walker to protect them against robbers, which
tile Mexican Government has failed to do.
1t is expected the Expcditionists will make
descent on Sonora Immediately.
Very large numbers are leaving San Fran.
cisco and incredible numbers are preparing to
follow Walker and his recent recruits.
Several earthquakes had been felt through
ont the State, but no serious damage has been
sustained.
Washington Territory has been organized.
The annexation of the Sandwich Islands
within one year is regarded certain.
A POWERFUL lOCoMoTlvE.-Thc motive
power of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has been so improved that the Company runs
one of the most powerful engines Of which
We have seen mention made.
at is designed for the heaviest of the
mountain grades, commencing ut Piedmont,
1907 miles from Baltimore, and running about
sixty miles near Tree Forks, the junction OF
the Parkersburg road. The engine has ten
wheels, six of which are drivers, and a truck
of four wheels. The drivers are 80 inches
diameter. and the truck 49, The cylinders
measure 10 inches in diameter, with 20 inches
stroke of piston The cylinder part of the
boiler is as inches diameter and II inches
long. The drivers are connected, and have Il
weight of $4,000 lbs. equally distributed be-
tween them BY means Of levers and springs
The whole weight of the engine in running
order is 10000 lbs, or 80 tons, and the entire
length from back of iootboard to point of
fender in front, 90 feet. 1t is supplied with
n cutoff, for working steam cxpansvcly.-
This cnginc is intended to draw five passen.
ger ears up the heavy grades at IL speed of
twenty miles per hour; is known as No. 2oo3,
and was designed by and built under the di-
rccton of Mr.. Hays, of the Compauy's ioun-
dry 1t has arcady entered the service; pull
ling the heaviest tonnage trains along the
Locust Point track.
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EAST TENNESSEE
Masonic Female Institute.
.NaryrtHe. Tfnn.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. +. PorE. a. NJ, President.
Gusr. K. KNAHE, Professor of Music.
Assist. Academic Department.
Mrs. NJ. KS,nE Department Of French.
Miss NJ j. Low, Principal Prep. Departrn't.
TuE Seventh Session will commence on the
/. 18th February, and close on the 4th July
next.
Fer Tickets of Admission apply to Vim. c.
Robinson, Treasurer.
The Regulations and Catalogues of the
School will be furnished on application t"
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