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HIGH Prices FOR NEGRoEs.-Our irenG' f
p. Robertson, the auctioncer, sends us the
results OF the sale in Negroes, at Callahams
on Tuesday. The aggregate of ten negroes
sold amounted to S6,025. Among the lot
was n women some seventy years old, VINO
brought $50. girl, just crown, sold for
Sl,l5O; u man Common field hand) Sl,25o
a small plough boy, $3.50; and child (held
up in the arms of the auctionecr to the m
spection of biddcrs) brought S550.-A0Oe'
uiile Is. c. Press. Nor. 10.
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.4g-Thc Chicago Citizen says the Fall
sown wheat looks vigorous aud thrifty as the
farmer could desire. The plentiful rains
have been MS good as guano in roofing the
CROP to stand the seventies Of the approach
ing Winter. Reports from other directions
are favorable
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UuPREoEDENTED STAMPEDE OF SLAvEs.-Ihe
Norfolk Argus states that party OF about
eighteen slaves, of both sexes, left Norfolk
and Portsmouth last week for some northern
port ABBOT a dozen are owned in Norfolk,
and the balance on the other side of the riv'
err. They are mostly young and some OF them
valuable mechanics, valued at from $1,000
to So, 600 each
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.1g- Tho Pacific brings letters to WASH
ington from London, that Sir Charles Fox
and DR.. Black Of that city, have contracted to
build the proposed Honduras Rail Road to
connect the Atlantic and Pacific coast, usual.
" known rs the scheme of Mr.. SECURES.
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A TRUMP WANrED.-Mrs. Margaret
Trump, of Massillion, Ono, wishes informa-
ton of her husband, e. A.. Trump, who left
his home on the 18th of November, 1854,
saying he would return next day. Any per
son having possession of said Trump is de-
sired to turn him up for the benefit of his
wife Mt NassilIion, Ohio.
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New York. Nov. 81.

WI TNVF'
Cotton is quiet, and 800 bales were sold
to-day. Flour is quiet at $9.6S per bbl. for
State, 500 for Ohio and $40 for Southern.
Wheat is dull at S2.27 per bushel for White,
and S2.l9 for Red. Corn is higher at Sl.O7t
per bushel.
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New York, Nov. &c.
Bankers ask from st per cent. premium for
Drafts on London. Bank Bills are quoted at
from saSt, and Produce from GAIT. Tho
market is nbundantv supplied.
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s1ss-The st. Louis Republican learns that
n test vote was taken on the 18th inst, in the
Senate of Missouri, on the proposition to loan
100000 tc the Pacific Rail Road Company,
and that it was decided in favor of the loan.
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Just Received!

wuvEhave Just received our Fall and Winter stock
Wv ofGoods, comprising every thing usually brought
10 this market ut this sensou, and ara determined 70
sell unusually low. II n unnecessary n enumerate the
srticles-f YOU want cheap Goods give us n call.
We will barter Goods ~ cash prices for Trifh and
Sweet Potatoes, Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats ouonr Festh.
ors and Indeed any thing farmers make n cell
0.ti9 {. F&r.F GIBSON.
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LONDON, Saturday morning.-on change on
Friday afternoon the rates for bills in Parls
were we'll maintained, owing to the firm en-
change reported from that side
At Paris the price of flour has again adj
vanced, while wheat has risen during the last
few days Is IS. per quarter.
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,Y-T The Hon. Charles J. Mcdonald, was
elected Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Georgia, by the Legislature on Tuesday.
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gs" An extraordinary elopement case has
recently occurred in Louisiana, resulting in
one elopement, one cow-hiding, two separa-
tions, two trials and one transportation.
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.4s- The land sales at Wisconsin, on the
9th uItimo, were attended by about 1900
persons, and much excitement prevailed. A
serious difficulty occurred, in which two men
were shot. A settler on Il piece of ground
persisted in bidding for the same, though in
defiance of the threatened peril of being
thrown into the river if he did. On the at
tempt to put the threat in execution, he drew
Il revolver and shot two of his assalIants.
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INVASION OF IRELAND.-We see it stated
in the London pap RS that twelve English
militia regiments have been ordered to Ire
land. We presume they are intended to re-
pei the invasion from the United States,
about which the London Times is 50 terribly
frightened.
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The steamer Mexico has arrived Mt this
port from Galveston, with advces to the 23i
inst Rusk had been unanimously reelected
u. S. Senator by the Texas Legislature.
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~ The Auditor of Public Accounts oil
Virginia reports tho State revenue for the
year to have amounted to Sl,7l6,95S, exclu'
sve of loan of 100000. The dlsbnrse
mcnts for the same time amount to S2,is2''
s6s. The receipts fall $53S,535 below, the
estimates, and the disbursements exceed the
estimates by only S2o3. The balance IN The
State Treasury on the LIST October was 3d.
OILS.
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McEWen & Gillespie

HAVE received aud opened a large and
IL well assorted stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, and most respectfully invite attention
IN than oct. 10. 1865
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RELATIVE PROPORTION OF NUTRITIOUS
MATTER IN VEGETABLE SYSTEMATICALLY
following is the proportion of nutritious mat
ter and water in each of the following sub.
SInnrnS.
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DIR. NI,Lane,s Vermifugc.-AyorurR Mrp

Or. M'Lane'S COMMUNICATIONS MRDI-
CAL WTNESs-lt is no small evidence OF the intrinsic
value of this great Vermifuge, when physicians,
who are generally prejudced against patent medicines
voluntarily come forward and testify its triumphant
success in expelling worms Read the following
HARRIsoNvGLLE, Ky, April 2, 1919
j. Kidd Col am practising physician, residing
permanently in this place. In the year 1913, when
resident of the State Of Missouri became acquainted
with the superior virtues of DIR. M'Lane's yermfuge-
At leisure moment, will send you the result
Of an experiment made with one vial in expeing up-
wards OF 900 worms. J.. CARTER, NJ. d.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. WLanes
Celebrated Ie''myIge, and take else. All other
vermiuges in comparison, worthless. DIR. MLane's
Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
For sale by P. IT. KEITH Co., Athens; j. A. & G. W.
COFFIN, Madisonvle; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. Tnoy 231
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Stroycd

WNROM the subscriber lew days since, one mile East
n of Calhoun, small SOrrcl hHOrsc. left hind
foot white, saddle mark the left side. Any norma-
ton in regard to said Horse will be thankfully received
and II taken of the person will he literally reward
ed. CALVIN j. HANKB.
Milwood, McMinn CO.. Nov. Q-8tt
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tEJS An Ohio dentist, now in Boston,
claims to have made an important discovery
in the dental art. He has discarded gold and
other metals, and adapted gutta percha as n
basis for artificial teeth, which it is said
possesses all the possible merits of the pres
ent method of inserting plate teeth, together
with many not possible in the present mode
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As a source of consolation to all who are
disposed to move TO Texas, we inform them
that bacon is very scarce there, even al twen-
weight cents per pound.
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The WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE.-Richmond,
Nov. 24.-The Supreme Court of Virginia
has decided in favor Of the Baltimore Rail
Road in the Wheeling Bridge Injunction
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eW-The Japanese Potato Plant" has been
successfully cultivated this season by florist
IN New York city. lie planted over twenty
roots in May last, in pots, IN his hot house,
ana when he dug them up in October they
nau' IN some cases, grown to the length OF
two feet
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e3y We are authorized and requested to announce
Col. JAMES PARKS candidate for Brigadier General
9th Brigade Tennessee Militia. Election 1st December
cY We are authorised to Col. JAS. Hickey,
Of Polk county, Formerly of McMnnO az candidate
for Brgader General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia.
Election Saturday, LIST day of December.
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Two REAsoNs-An exchange says, there
are two reasons why we don't trust man:
one because we don't know him, and the other
because we do
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NIw ORIRaNS Noy Of

sg-The Virginia Legislature assemblies
on the 81 of December.
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t-ss The liquor law of Vermont has been
slightly amended. A fine of IS is to be i'm
posed on a person found drunk and $40 for
procuring liquor under false pretences. lii
quor imported into the State is made liable
to seizure and destruction. A fine from $40
to $500 is imposed for selling or furnishing
impure or adulteratcd liquors.
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A London correspondent writes that he is
more and more convinced that hard battle
must be fought in the field and still more
difficult battle of diplomacy fought in the
Cabinets of Europe, before peace can be re-
sonably hoped for. All the signs from ev.
cry quarter betoken Il very long war-and
this is what, as Americans, we are in favor of.
Let Europe do the fighting, ard we will do
the teedig.
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New Fall and Winter Goods

n AM now receiving my stock OF FAN and Winter
4 Goods and would respectfully request my old che
toners and the public generally 20 give me call as
zee, o ,,1s gro. " Ross.
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.75~A correspondent of the National In
telgencer says that the street population of
London are in an excited and restless condi
ton, and have more than once of late over
nwed the Government. They We're first called
out by resistance to the Sababath observance
bill, and afterwards assumed different char
ncter, and now demand bread unemployment.
They meet every Sunday in great numbers
in Hyde Park.
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OF Stone Coal--a good article. Delivered on the
cars at Loudon at SO 2 ton Of 1000 lbs.
Loudon, Tenn, Nov Sofia J. II. JOHNSTON.
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Meats generally are about thrce-fourths
water, and milk, as il comes from the COW,
over ninety per cent.
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e9s- The Augusta Banks are checking on
the North at t per cent. premium
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eB- The Austrian Government, outraged
by the language held towards it in England
on the subject of occupation of the Princ.
palities, has ordered $4,000 additional troops
to reinforce the army of occupation.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. o.
Cotton is firm, and $500 bales were sold
to-day. Corn is worth 90 cents per ousheL
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Pnlpitaiion Of the Heart. Ncr

PalpitaiiOu of the Heart. Nervous Diseas-
es, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cosveuess
and Piles, all relieved and cured in an incredible
short space Of time by Carriers Spanish Mixture the
great tonic and purifier Of the blood. II contains not
particle of Mercury, Opium or any noxious drug; is
perfectly harmless and has cured more than FIVE hun
bred cases of disease.
We only refer the reader to the certificates few
of which may be found in another column, and all Of
which detailed in full around the bottle 1t is the
greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses
an influence over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. nov
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HOUSTON CONFERENCE

HOLSTON CONFERENCE.
The following is the list of appointment
for the following year:
Wythevilc DiStrct.-T. X. Catlrtt. p. T.
Nythcville Station.-P. 5. Sutton.
WythevrvIlle Circuit.--A. +. Woodland.
Parisburg-J NJ. Crismond
Mechanicsburg-A. f. English.
Princeton and Flat Top Mission.-W. X
Foster
lIiIlsviIle.-E. Stockbridge.
Grayson.-C. Mitchell.
Marion.-J. c. Hvden.
Jrtirrson.-D. p. Hunt.
Abingdon District-G w. Alexander. 7
Il.
Siation.-J. w. Dickey.
Crcuit.-F. NJ Tanning.
Saltvllle.-W. w. Smith.
Lebanon.-Wm. Robinson.
Estllville.-G. w. Miles.
Gap Rivrr.-GW. Smith.
Russell Mssion.-To be supplied
JeifrrSonville.-A. w. Whether.
Sandy River.-E. Conner.
Il. d II. Collegc.-E. Wiley, President.
RogersviIle District. NJ. Kelley, p. f
Rngersville Staton.-R. n. Price.
Rogersville Circnit.-W. e. Graves.
Kingsport.-II. p. Waugh,
Jonesville.-I. w. Belt.
Tazewell Station.-W. &. Daley.
Tazewcll Circuit.-Wm. Wyatt.
SnecdviIle.-R. II Guthrie.
Rutledge.-C. Colby, A. Gass.
Enthusiastically. B. Carter.
Knoxville Dlstrct.-R. NJ. Stephens, p. +.
Knoxville Station.-E. C. Wexler
East Knoxville and Colored Misson.-T.
J. Pope.
Knox Circuit-W. II. H. Duggan and C,
II. Mcdonald.
Dondridge-J N s. Huhaker.
Seviervile.-J. II. Gibson.
Little River.-R. NJ. NVhalev.
Maryvlc.-A. NJ. Goodeycoontz.
Clinion.-J. Cox.
Jacksborough.-P. Reed.
J. Atkin, Bible Agent
w. II. Rogers, Tract Agent.
w. w. Neal, President Holston College.
W. Il. Jennings and Il. Sullins, Agents
Strawberry Plains College.
Cumberland Dstrict.-R. NJ. Hickey, p. f.
Kingston Circnit.-L. w. Crouch.
Westinghouse. NJ. Varnel.
Hamilton and W. Ridge Misson.--M. P.
Swain.
Pikovile.-F. Richardson.
Jasper.-J. Spears.
Spencer Misson.-L. NJ. Dula.
Cumberland Circuit. II. Stansbury.
Jamestown.-To be supplied.
Montgomery Mssion.-S. b. IIarwel.
Huntsville MissiOn.-R. X. Gown.
Athens Dstrict.-T. X. Munsoy, p. E.
Athens Station-S. Phillips
Athens Cifcuit-J. G. Swisher.
Cleveland Station.-G. Taylor.
Cleveland Circuit.-W. II. Kelley.
Charleston Circuit. Ii. Hayden and r.
X. Scruggs.
Chattanooga Station.-E. F. Sewer.
Horrison.-W Balinger.
Philade phia.-David Flemming.
Loudon Station-T SPRINGFIELD.
Decatur.-R. a. GiddiEgs.
Ocoee.-J. 5. Edwards.
Madisonville.-J. Boring.
Iliwassce College,. ii. Bruner.
Ashvilc District-R. w. Patty, p. 3.
Ashville Staton.-C. Campbell.
Reems' Creek.-J. Reynolds.
Hendersonvilc.-J.B B. Little.
Catawba.-J. w. Williamson.
Burnsvilc.-B. F. White.
Sulphur Sprngs.-J. ID. Baldwin.
Waynesvil e.-W. +. Parker.
Echota.-J. w. Bird.
Franklin.-J. Il. Long.
Ashevile Female College.-W. NJ. Kerr,
Agent.
Jones5orough District j. Ilaskew, p. +.
Jonesborough Slaton.-W. II. Bates.
Circult.-W. Milburn, &. Crowan.
Rheatown.-E T.. Gillenwaters.
GreeneviIle Station.-C. Long.
Circuit.-A. A. g. Worlcy.
st. Clair.--To be supplied.
Taylorsville.-W. II. Howell.
Watauga Mission.-A. Copeland.
EIizabethton.-I. 7. Smith.
Newport.-H. West.
Jonesboro' College.-D. Sulins.
w. G. T. Cunningham, Missionary to
China.
The next session of the IIolston Confer
encc will he held in Knoxville.
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Died, of medical quackcry, at his fathers
residence in Franklin county, Miss, on The
cath of October, Sas w. Smith, ace 10 wears.
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L. il. TTNbE~ a. CO
i>"eeessors 70 TiAlsy & Hsyyonl
eee''ing N Forwarding Agents
a,
General Commission Merchants.

\. -.
WE their personal attention 10 the sal. ~ - lid
~ OF PRODUCE and Manufacture ana y.;r -.
prompt returns OF the same, and to filling s t ~
Aus OF Goods IN this market, for commission -, o.
per cent 4her personal attention will also NJ, iSs -
The Receiving and Forwarding Of Good. 10 auy nsr, 80
the globe az 10 cents per package, except large paS
ages OF Machinery and Furniture, which will be- csr,
according to trouble and responsibility Iron in lnns
bars and Spikes for ka Roads will be put through al
$3.50 per ton, all expenses included ana Nails at 10
per key, all expenses included.
Shippers may fully rely upon positively protecting
their interest against over charge Of measurement
weight and loss OF packages
Merchants Of Knoxville and OF East Tennessee that
receive their goods Knoxville have them prompt
y forwarded through this House, and pay all their bulls
at Knoxville
Those who choose to ship through our House and
that of Cover Dayids, GreCuyillc, :. C., can have
their Goods promptly forwarded, and pay all frelghs
and charges to Cover Davids, at Grceuevic.
We would respectfully refer with pleasure to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, most OF whom we have daily transRe
tons with, believing them he the proper referees
shepherd, Maxwell Toyt; Barry & Mcdaniel; Mar
ley Ricardi; Craighead Deadcrick; y. Cannon A
Son; Cowan Dickinson; J. 5. Van Glider; 7. H. Smiley
Timothy Sulus; J. H. Walker; r. NJ. Mcpherson; Hol.
land Rawlins; knsloe BIO, Knoxville. VIM b.
Coleman, bontyale Springs Henry Missroon Agent
Of New York Steamers; John Caldwell Agent Of Balti.
more and Boston Sail Packets; H. Baker Co. Agents
OF Baltimore and Philadelphia Sail Packets; Homes
Story, Agents Of New York Sail Packets, Charleston
II l.. FINLEY, late Of Knoxville Ten
Nov2S-tf-S14 JAS: H. ARr0IE, Charleston, Z.
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WoNAN.-The following beautiful tribute
to WOMAN is by the lamented William Leg
gett:
No star in yonder sky that shines
Can light like womans eye impnrt;
The earth holds not in all its mines
A gem so rich as woman's heart
Her voice is Xix the music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone;
Like that, when storms more loudly beat,
1t yields clearer richer tone
And woman's loves holy light,
That brighter, brighter burns for aye,
Years cannot dim its radiance bright,
Nor even falsehood quench its ray;
But like the star of Bethlehem
OF old to Israels shepherds given,
1t marshals, with its steady flame,
The erring soul of man to heaven.
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wheat Wanted.

rEyIIE subscriber wishes to buy large quantity Of
good Wheat, for which he will pay the highest
kei price. Athens, Aug. 81 1851 =. Il. REEDBR.
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l,OOO prizes, amounting SSU0O0
ONLY TEN rho USIND NU.HBERSi
Tickets S5-lialvcs and Quarters In proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
July -, lsj5-ti-355 Montgomery, Ala.
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OF We find the following singular death
notice in n late number Of the Natchez Cour.
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w Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank as most difficult to We are pleased to have
in our power to point out remedy which has proved
eIectua in many cases, and which safely recon-.
mend as certain and infallbe cure; 1t has been the
means OF rescung thousands from an untimey grave
We mean the IIoofands German Bitters prepared by
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson at the German Medicine Store, 1870
Arch street, Philadelphia. See advertisement,
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~ Mr.. Clark Mills Theory of the forma.
ton of the American or Western Continent
is, that it was the effect of internal fires. He
says that the fountains of the great deep being
broken up, the waters must have retired in
great agitation to the east and west, from the
sides of the rising continent. The various
opposing currents caused immense deposits
TO be made, and the rush of water, with the
filming ocean beneath, generated an immense
evaporation. The winds, which before this
moved from east 10 west round the globe
were suddenly obstructcd by the towering
burning mountains. They rolled back as If
astonishe1 at the new phenomenon, laden
with the vapors of boiling ocean. The
clouds, in their sublime evoutons, moving in
the direction of the waters to the east and
west from America, met in awful array over
the old world. There they discharged their
burdens, the vapors descending for forty days,
and after the earth revolved so times in her
cumbrOus mantle, the waters retired to the
caverns whence our continent arose.
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wheat: VU1hoat!
C EE H o U S E,

VItNNIUUWf WHIT
GEO. W. MAYO
M EsPCTPuLLY gives notice that he has leased this
M well.known Hotel, aud that II Il open for tho
reccptlon Of travellers and boarders. Having had a
long experience In the business he natters himself that
he viii be able by constant aud devoted attention to It,
TO keep such House NJ shall meet the appreciation OF
all who may give him call Ills Table will At all times
be supplied with the best the country affords, and every
effort made his part to render his guests comfortable
lie soiicits share OF patronage. nov 2-tf-S7i
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THE WILL OF Louis NAPoLEos.-l'h EN-
peror of France is looking forward to what
ever contingencies may yet mark his eventrul
career We learn from Paris correspondent
of the New York Post that the Emperor of
France has made his will, which provides
that in case Of the death of the child to which
the Empress is shortly expected to give birth,
or in case of the death of Napoleon III. with
out any direct heir, France is again to become
Republic under the Presidency of Prince
Napoleon.
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New Goods! Cheap Goods

Low Down for Cash:
TNllE subscriber lie in receipt Of n full sup
Il ply Of
F.gLL md WINTER GOODS.
TO which he invites the attention of all who
may wish to purchase, After the lst day of
January, 1856, he intends TO sell for CASH
only, and will give better bargains than have
ever been offered in this country. A word to
the wise is sufficient A. II. CROW.
Athens, Nov. l6, lS55-tf-SI3
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Chnncery Court n, madisonyilIO.

John McClain, Admir- of Samuel Douthet,
deceased
rs.
Isaac T Douthet and Others heirs Of Samuel
Douthet decd.
I WILL attend at my Office and take tho 40
l. count ordered in this case, on the 29th
day of November, 1855, when the parties are
hereby notified to attend with any proof they
may wish to adduce.
}. A, COFFIN, c. & H.
Nov. l6, ls55-2t-prs fee So 31S
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NeEro for sale.


-ENHT subscriber has for sale, Negro Girl, Is or
n 10 years old, and very likely.
Loudon, Tenn, Nov 30-tlja J. II. JOHNSTON.
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SALT! Salt!-iO barrels Kings Salt received
- and for by lnov23l W. G. HORTON SEQ
WINSrRAY.-Taken up by Waitstell Duckworth
~ living in the 18th Civil District, McMinn county
Tenn, on the 18th November inst, a roam colored
Horse. about fourteen hands high two years old past
No marks or brands perceivabe, Valued at 1856.
Nov %, 1S55-3t*-374 F. L. GAMBLE Rarrer
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