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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
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si.ft got W"ttins Htr. low. ana Caves. Nenii,ne
Too, tnd thtet Neaf siias.
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see ~ quainy 0 4" 50 ofiins ;, So
~ Hss NosHiso rsN SIS 80. iOJ, . las
Cdsr-, - 81
Goes add ave. s2s 80, as.
Two yea old ~ $40
Thee years I'D Sl6, h., so.
nsKt ArD L.sn- At Nsrtet 400. ts'ra % 50
SUI. by TT ) 30 -, $500.
R-nit.s-- . ID rfCattt. sell quirk bu III sup
ply . -hnf Bot ety NV extra at ~ rkf'. SHEEP
soi quick AZ about the stme ,itifes ~ L., aces
shade hither
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
NEW DRESS GOODS.

COTrS BRpoks have this d., received Nov
- lawns lie ages, aU~LlNS MAID N =
t.usrEH-, - RAGE, PRINTS. winch are VEIN
Z ~ AZ Tor CASH.
Inn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

" No a.ttei- ever Hcqu rcd rapid c.ieb.ttt ans.
unyets u popularity 80 ~ y. kArHAtHsS. TO The.
Wis have n-oi iHud ~hn % snaii the rra.nu oil.
ohN'ou- % net 90 ~ ofut No. the .if rut p-s.rt-
wee snh re- "fe- ~ . al hsaurei e. OF Lite. a.. Dc
tnmo Hnd 49, cable eat venting rhcc e, siouldsa g.
aa in i-pensihir trts'o OF th- tol t. iha .hav O..
hui one ~ ih"us d. ui stmiiu comm. % alto ST
-ian . ugf 49, uiiei afti le. h. suf, AM 4
Tor ~ INT fHAtHpH 90 u- uni fii-d pauuiatitA
has ruu-rh-' lump rcipfed pei son- 10 ut NV a
irs. inii' hch me, call b. somewhat .ir %
ntmrs. sud rs0y ~b,f7 Go infse b,tties Tor sh IS
ceuts
heath, wYNKooPS 20 P,opne,er..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
Pftos ssOK WOODS
II III Il RE ST0R NATIVE

:, uo doubt, The mu-t v"ni ffui d,s,us.r, Of tts
f-s Of rfu-fsss. Thr iuia~tns Is ftom q a.siin-
fuish g ucmIef oi tue ga dicai prsirs.iun;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

4 'ohtNlSl u NOR rHfsa.ive ant ne "a iiui as
- oiItr.t tHsn tney uavr before ufiefei. cun
sisllg. iu ptfsut
Ki,h % medium price SILKS Eiosaa -HNW4.S
Med- 80 I'D h~ y.st 81 Vas. NE ~ \
a. ~ Id. D'EC i.-L, 100 haze iiur-. RIM
90 40 ~ .tNt- f1E LAME I'D A. N>H o. tts.
80 II Att vi ~ tni PoPLlNS KAY
fi.A d ~ iksc ~ AtD-. SPIN -t..N
1T ~ LIS \ co ~ "a NfS rki ~
VIZ -. LNIN- sr..NEts o ns.u it'll
q al 3 .i" CLANS aa4 M TIA. NBADilt-
l. u z CLAWS. hOslEkA INt-N- g. not ST.
RE- fiNv AA a. LIS ~i sefy -scfpti.
\ D. iur assufiuu,ui ut tNsatOs AitrI-
4 L. 90 ihe nL- 4 UESCHfP TO ..
100 a"Hi.iun &C. "di coupl,1e och o. ONEiGN
On u l"riaPfisi mau, o. ths fi,h' - a.tci. iu-
80 t'dI - sc fuil 40 tue u ,.i appfsv
eds yi,- ~ AdEatCAN + AbKtCS. ~hich ~, offer
a. lo" Dc. s-th' rrb5 r'udeuHs tr,.iu
~. fuh srfs 81 uts i'sl- supts th-in.t Ives
eittf W. a.t ~ afteiss Il Hsadtrait cot ui ~ih
attic '' ri'saass aud i44ary - go 6.
ture rtfs, bora hsessi, ret ti, 4ff invited
10 eaatt.o uni de ifa4ia ~ncn visiting
he ~. 5lUw
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

,Io A SMITH as ~ candidate for re.eecton 10 rem
rant he Third Con,ressional District, i'm he Congress-
of thr u 8 Election I'd of August next.
W., ... .,,,,,ori,., ora rso,os,.d n .n,o,rce "a,
I,s IlnVIs ne candidate tor n sent In Tho Senatorial
= 10. as ~, se ~ nj "a,
,,SosnI Of McMinn' Msivs. pail and Monroe counties
WA a,,ho ,i,od =, ,oo,os,sd % or,o,rce pr WA
IoIiNs3T .S cordidate for The senate for The Dis.
~, ,onnosoJ of The co1ntes of Monroe Mcirs polk
ond NIcMinn - - 70'
'N
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Valuable Land for Sale.

DURSUANT to u, decree Of the Circuit
Court of Monroe county, Tenn. in case
The petition of Samuel Douthet and others.
Us. Isaac Il. Douihet and others, to sell land.
| will, on the LIST day of September next, Of
fer for sale on the premises, situate in Blount
county, Tenn, on the Tennessee River, Z
miles below Morganton, n valuable Tract Of
Land, containing Three Hundred aud Ninety
eight .lcres more or less, known as the Douih-
ct old farm and being the same on which
Samuel Douthet deceased, formerly resided.
A credit oisix months will begiven on ono
half the purchase money and twelve months
on the residue, the purchaser giving bond aud
approved security and lien retained until
the purchase money is paid.
john MoCLAIN, CONT
june Is. ls55-4t prs fee 50 1851
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We think that more appropriate name
for the above mentioned company, would be
the Johnson Greens.
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A SIMPLE YET CERTAIN CURE FOR Piles.
In view OF the immense suffering by this
distressing complaint, request space in your
coIumns to make knowna certain, safe aud
simple remedy, with the hope that it WILDE
copied by other journals, that all afflicted may
have the benefit OF it,
1t is simply white pine pitch made into the
size OF ordinary pills, and from 10 to Is (ac-
cording to the state of the diseasr) taken
during the day until relief is had. One case
among many which have been cused, was
that OF u person, who after having failed to
obtain relief from the most eminent medical
skill, and even suffered lesortto the knife
without obtaining relief, has been entirely
cured by the above, and enjoys excellent
health. Yours &c. II. A.
N. b. The pitch should be used in its nat
ura state or in condition it is in when taken
from the tree.
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Off for Kansas!

DEING desrous Of orpigrating TO n better
ID hunting ground now offer for sale my
FARM Mt Georgetoen. Tenn. There Is good
Brick Dwelling and smoke House, franc
shon aud Store House, Stables Dc, upon II.
have no besitancy in saying that IL is tho
most desirable property 10 East Tennessee for
n Merchant, Physician, or Lawyer, who
wishes TO farm also. Call and see tho proper.
~ aud the owner NJ. a. WOOD.
Georgetown, Hamilton co., June rs, is55-5t
s#s Chattanooga Gazette will please copy
70 AMOUNT Of 50 aud forward aec'L n.r
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Decatur Academy,

TIME Trustees Of Decatur Academy take
i pleasure in informing the public gene
rally that they have secured the services Of
r. j. Camps who is graduate Of East Ten
nessee University, and whose written testi
monials entities us TO recommend him rs every
way qualified for the business of teaching.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic $500
English Sciences, $500
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
Boarding can be had on moderate terms.
The session will commence on the Esd of
July, 1855.
BY order Of the Board,
JoHNR. NEIL, Chairman.
June 90, 1851 S53
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ToDAcco.-Who choose our tobacco among
the foreign nations with whom we deal is n
matter of some curiosity Great Britain levies
q duty of Ei,500,000, or three shillings ster.
ling per pound on tobacco, making n tax. of
nearly rs cents on each man, woman, aud
child in that kingdom, Twenty-cight millions
of pounds are annually consumed in Great
Britain. For manufactured tobacco, we find
that Canada is our bes: customer. England
the next, British American Colonies the third,
Australia the fourth,
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RIcnMoyp, Canada West, Feb. S, II

uCHMOND, tlilaua west, req ., 1000
Mr.. James Granger-Dcar Sir During the last six
years, have been great sufferer from Rheumatism.
In the cold weather. especially, my disease ragged with
almost iusuppOrtabe violence | have tried the multi
tude Of nOstrums prescrbedb by my friends and acqint-
ances but without any permanent relief At very great
expense, employed medical aid remained many
mouths under the charge of the best repued in vi
cinity but but found better had recourse
to the most skilfu practitioners in Bevle and Kings
ton but my hopes again Frustrated The case was
considered ncurable-wlen at last one given up to
die, had lain nearly three months suffering extreme
agony and unable to obtain relief from any quarter,
was recommended to medicine called Wer}cdn
MiStdRg LiRiRtnt, to he found at your drug store.
Though had never heard OF such medicine, such
the state of my that resolved to try The effect
seemed scarcely credible to myself yet it The
pains left me entirely. and after spending than
hundred dollars in cash. and suffering than would
have thought 1t possible for man to suffer aud survive
one dollars worth Of the Mexican Mustang Imminent,
manufactured by 4. G. Bragg Co.. has completely
stored to health. Should there he any suffer-
from this terrible disease hope that simple, easily
applied and efcaciOus remedy this Liniment may
BE- within your reach.
Yours, very truly, SAMUEL BALDWIN.
For sale In Athens by WV. BURNS; in Calhoun by B.
=. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS d. Balm. fjune 8
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Macon Market.

MACON. June 25.
Transactions for the past week light with stocks Of
Bacon. Lard and Flour moderae-sales limited prices
declining.
R,coy hog round with clear Sides 1917 % lie; clear
sides liS % i2c; hams II a l1Nc; shoulders % "a
100 Lam stocks moderate, II a Ike In bbs. Conn
sales limited 1928 a l,35. Oars, sales limited
rs a So Peas, sales limited, i5O 90 Sl,J5 MEAL,
sales limited 1s5 a Al 40. Flour supernne, per
sack, 81 40 5.2b extra fine 80 al 6,25, p shck.-
Fg,rnFRs, dull 81 an 40c. Hay, good Tennessee so
an sIT5 4, cwt. BurTER. good article 1s a 9nc-
CoFFsE, Rio,hrm, i2iG 40 sc SUGAR. New Orleans ~
an Sc Mor,ssrs In barrels, ~ 40 i3c.
EXCHANGE on New York Y y cent prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP
Commission Merchandise Nfcon, Ga,
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A SMALL DUsiXEss.-A Washington cor
respondent of the New York Express, says
that the Secretary of war has decided that
Gen. Scott is not entitled TO any additional
pay as Lieutenant General, either for arrears
or Tor the future; aud that the old veteran and
hero has not received one single mill in con.
sequence of his additional rank. There is not
well observes the Buffalo Commercial, the
shadow of u doubt that it was the intention
ofCongress to give him the additional pay
and also that he would receive it, was the
belief of every member of both Houses, even
OF those who voted against the bill. Under
all the circumstances of the case, one might
suppose that the Secretary would rather have
strained point to give such an Interpretation
10 the law as would have given the General
the extra pay, instead of straining it TO de-
priye him of it. The question, however, has
now been referred to the Attorney General
for his opinion. If he should coincide with
the Secretary, the only appeal then will be to
Congress, where il is to be hoped there will
be no hesitation in promptly awarding it to
hm.
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COM nj E R CIAL.
Augusta MARKET.

AUGUSTA, June Is.
$. p. WINS, ESQ, Dear Sir :-Snce my last report
there has been hut little animation in our Produce
Market in any article. Bacon is in only fair request ut
Zoe "a 0& for hog round 10 a II for good ave rage par
GELS Hams; extremes being q ~, at which some Is
selling; Sides n 40 13c; Shoulders 81 "a gLc Lard
II a l2kc Our Reef and Pork market IL finely stocked
with good grass fed Reef and small Hogs few selling
O az Tc latter 7 40 INC; Sheep $3.50 per head Wool
has advanced and is worth IS "a 2Gc as per quality
recent sales good Wool go 40 22c; Cotton goods have
advanced Y per cent; 0snaburgs worth 9H 90 1Oc
Assorted Jeans Is 40 l6c Corn Is selling IN sacks ut
81 % 20 s25 hut demand confined to city use, prices
looking down; Oats So 90 9Oc; Meal 81 20 a 13o Wheat
l. coming slowly and yet our rates are nsnina
Choice White would command So and do Red ~ so
a ~ CO. Our market viii offer great Inducements. this
season to the shippers Of Wheat and Flour; Flour partly
made from old Wheat Is selling at $40 al 10, in
bbls and same rate In sacks made of new wheat si3
an si4; stock Peas ~ 80 20 Sl,60: Dry Hides scarce
a. II a. 12c; Beef Hams dried 10 an 2c; venison do 10
IN ICES Feathers rs IN Ssc Hay ~ 50 a Sl75; Beeswax
81 a 2sc; Butter 90 40 80c; Eggs Il a Ice.
ExcnASoR OH the North Y 2 cent premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and PrOdace Merchant
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Bloody-Flux, DySeniery, Diar-
rhea Il Cholera!

TNlIE above disorders, so prevalent in this
Il country, cun all be cured by the Grefen,
berg Dysentary Syrup, which is sold for only
so cents per bottle
CUTS, BURNS, SWELLINGS, OR INFLA.
NATION, either external or internal, cured
by the Grmfenberg Green Mountain OINTMENT;
price % cents per box-better than any Lini-
ment or Pain Killer for it gives instant relief.
Falling of the Womb and all other diseases
are promptly cured by Marshall's UTERINE
CAvnoLICoN--prce reduced to 81 so per bottle,
the only remedy that has yet been discovered
TINT reaches the above complaint.
TIEGREFENBERG VEG PILLS
are pronounced the very best pills in the
world 100000 boxes are sold every year in
Tennt ssee--price 30 cents.
These and all other Grnfonberg Medicines
are for sale by
W. BURNS, Athens; B. +. MARTIN IL Son,
Calhoun; VAUGHN IL PICKLE; Sweetwater w.
L. WHITE, Loudon; G, CANNON, Madisonville.
ALEX Nick ENZlE, Nashville,
June 90, '55--Sm 353 General Agent.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
I. NJ. Stansbury and wife, and others,

l.. M. 0lauSouiy anu Whet anu o'heiep
rs.
Pearson Elliott, John llerrold, Barney Casteel.
Morris Castecl, and John jackson and wife
Mary.
TT appearing from the allegations Of the bill
,bas Barney Casteel, Morris Casteel, and
John jackson and wife Mary. ARE non.resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee, it is ordered
that publication be madein the Athens Post,
a newspaper published in the town Of Athens,
for four successive weeks. requiring said non
resident defendants to appear at our next
Court of Chancery, to be held at the Court
house in the town of Athens, on the Sd Mon
day Of August next, and plead, answer on de-
-mnr Accomplishments said bill or the Same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing accordingly.
"a. .....r. WM LOWRY, O. d ar,
BY WILLIE Lowry, b. c. 4 n.
June 8, lS55--It prs fee So $50
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AWFUL TINES CoMiSG.-1'hc Spirit Rap
pcrs have recently asionishcd themselves with
prediction, which, if il should be realized,
would be likely To prejudice, to some extent,
the position of this part of the country in the
ewes Of the world. They say that, by means
Of an earthquake, n flood is to come shortly
which will sweep off all the northwestern and
central settled portions Of tie United States
into the Gulf OF Mexico. he earthquake is
10 break up the rocky ridge which retains
Lake Superior in place and "ltt it run"
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ATLANTA Market.

ATLANTA, June 25
We notice your remarks In your last issue, about the
quoted price Of wheat In reveew OF last week. which
was soc per bustpl. l. should have been S0 N ~ per
bushel ut these prices several thousand bushels have
been engaged for delivery In July next engagements
have been made at higher prices and many below H.
will recede to 15c per bu. In few weeks Bacon we
quote ut lie an Ike per n hog round Sides 10 a
f2%c per n; Lard dull IN N 12c Stock light Flour
duh as per bh Corn ~ per bu.; Meal q 10 Wholesale
xcH,YGr--glpht drafts on New York Nc; Augusta
Charleston and Savannah \ p cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
N SEAGo h ABBOTT,
General Comm ssion Merchants
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TINS Cnoss.-we ind the following com.

the 2lst
- BeLLDUcKLE DEPoT, June l6, '55.
MesSrS. Editors: There is organized, at
Bellbuckle Depot, company styling them
selves ''Johnson BUes,n whose object seems
to be to EXHIBIT transparences, thereby max
ing capital for Gov. Johnson. They have al
ready exhibited ut Bellbuckle, Wartrace and
Shelbyyllle, and propose going TO Winches-
ter and most places on the Railroad,and final
ly to Nashville. At Bellbucke they burnt an
eiligy of .Flournoy, and atSVartrace hoisted
the Roman Cross upon one of their transpa.
rencles; and when they went to Shelbyvile
they had rude Cross fashioned out and
fastened upon the OK yoke, (the baggage of
the company beingcOnveycd in an OK wagnn,)
aud gaiIy iestooned with ribbons OF various
colors. Now many people wish to know
what is meant by burning the eiiigy of one
whose only oifense seems to be his oppOsi-
ton 10 political Rumanism and anti-Aneri-
canism. They are also beginning TO ask it
the reelection of Gov. Johnson will not be
considered a triumph of political Romansm
in Tennessee. The johnson Blues" are no
doubt well posted in these things, for their
Captain Subsequently at Nashville, and often
in council no doubt, with the highest author
ity in the State, us to the proper tactics Of The
campaign. What are zoe coming 10!
A PROTESTANT.
We think that u more appropriate name
for the above mentioned company, would be
the Johnson Green's
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We take the following paragraph from an

We take the following paragraph from an
article in the New York Herald:
"yhere is no existing national political par
ty in the country except these Know Moth
ings. There il no Wing party there is no
national Democratic party. They are both
adrft.- That an attempt will be- made to re.
organize the Democracy as a national party
nobody doubts; that it will be successful is
extremely questionable. The administra-
ton soft shells OF this State are leaning de
cidedIy to a fusion with Seward and Wilson,
while the hards are just as likely to 60 over
to-the Know Nothings. 1t is the policy OF
this new party to consult this advantageous
state OF things, and to turn it to good account
IN our next tall election. The party which
carries New York in 1855 will have the in
SIDE track Tor the great four mile race Of
1856
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-rh packet ship
New York and Universe, from Liverpool, mr.
rived at New York, on Wednesday afternoon,
bringing about 1900 passengers.
n75- A merchant in Burlington, Vermont,
having sunk his shop floor couple of feet,
announces in tho Sentinel shat in conse.
quencr of recent improvements, goods will be
sold considerably iower than formerly"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

A LARak LANpnoLDEn --EX. Governor Fran
els Thomas owns $4,000 acres of the best new
wilderness land around Frankyille, Maryland.
1t is covered with timber of all kinds, aud
contains 72o0o,0 600 tons of coal, by estimate
Of the State geologist, with iron ore meNiiaus.
tiblc. A line of railroad is now in course OF
erection from Plttsburg to Alexandria and
Washington, crossing the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad at this place, thus making this
whole tract accessible to the Atlantic cities
as well as those on the Potomac, Ohio and
Mississippi rivers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

sS~ The extraordinary disease which, as
already stated, has made liz appearance in
New York, is much talked Of among the medi.
cal faculty OF that city. Some of tho most
eminent of the professors assert that ii is
what is called the "charbon" in France; 9TH
ers say i is the "Pusiue Moligue,' and 9th
ers that il is the Plague, Its presence is in
dcated first by small spot on the lip. In
eislon cheeks its career, but unless the rene
dy is applied early death soon ensues.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

DEFEAT OF SANTA ANNA.-By a private
letter received from the city of Mexico, dated
June 9Th, the New Orleans Delta learns, that
on the 18th nit, the advance of President
Santa Amaze army numbering about 1000
men, made its appearance before the city of
Ario, Gen. Comonforrs head quarters. The
latter General immediately ordered Il sortie
from the garrison, and bis soldiers rushing
forth with "lhe light of battle in their faces, "
suddenly fell upon the Imperial army and
after short, but desperate battle, totally
routed and pnt the enemy to flight. This
forced the entire army of II. S. II. to retire
to Moreia, where ut latest accounts, he was
watinga good opportunity to return 10 the
capital.
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~ Extensive arrangements are being.
made for celebrating the 4,h otJuy, at Gin
'cinnatl, and notice has been given, saysa dis
patch, that Roman Catholics or foreign mil
itary companies will not De permitted to join
the procession. All the foreign Protestant
Associations will, however, unite in the pro-
cession.
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MAYOR Dow "SoLD"-It is stated that the
stock of liquors purchased by the Mayor of
Portland, and about which there has been so
much trouble, instead of being Imported, rs
represented, was manufactured at Williams
burg, New York. Ia other words, the Mayor,
il is alleged, has been victmised by sharper,
who has imposed upon him, for pure article,
for .sek" persons, a quantity of common
New York whiskey and brandy.
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The TURKs.-ln Il late appeal to the House
of Lords in support of pence policy, Earl
Grey stated that ms many MS half a million OF
people have now lost their lives-Russlans,
Turks, and AIes--in supporting or attacking
a government and people (Turkish) the most
fanatic, cruel, barbarous, and unprlnciped
that ever existed in the world.
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Chanccry Court at DECATUR.
Pryor Neil,
w. w. Lillard, r. M. Lillard and E. w.
King.

W. W. Lillard, r. NJ. Lillard and E. W.
King
TN this cause it appearing from an allega.
Il ton of the Billthat L. W. King is non
resident citizen of the State of Tennessee, it
is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post newspaper published in
tine town of Athens MeMinn County, Tennes.
see, for four consecutive weeks, requiring
said nonresident respondent to appear az
our next Court of Chancery to be held at the
Court House in the town of Decatur, on the
I'd Monday of September next. then and there
to answer Compliments aforesaid Bill or
the same will he taken ms confessed as to him.
and set for hearing accordingly.
G W. MCKENZIE c. d JL
Per W. l.. MCKNLEy, D. {. Il NJ.
June 90, s55-4t Prs fee SO S53
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~ Now, girls" said Mrs. Darlington
the other day, to her neices, Won must get
husbands as soon as possible or the'li he muir
dered." "Why so, auntl" why, see 10y
the papers that we've got almost fifteen
thousand post offices, aud nearly all on 'cm
dispatches mail every day-the Lord have
mercy on us poor widows" and the old lady
stepped quicklyto the looking glass to put
on her new cap. . ".,.
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H,iCl,

In Polk County, Tenn, OF Consumption Jonx II.
DoYD, aged "a years.
The Scy,he OF time cuts down the young well the
Did, and admonishes US all to prepare to die.
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money wa.,tee..

A IL persons indebted TO Us would do well 10 come
"a forward and make payment Immediately. We
must have our business settled up. After August Court
our Notes and accounts will all he placed In the hands
OF an officer for collection 50 mp and save costs
June 20 MCSPADDEN 4 HORTON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29
Calhoun ana Charleston
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For Mnics and Females.
just RoCoivod,

700 LBS. Java Coffee;
OUU 1000 lbs Rio do;
200 lbs. Crushed Sugar.
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 4" Star Candles:
80 /" Dupont's Rifle Powdcr;s
30 Blasting do.i
IL ID. Cans Eagle do;
200 gallons No Golden Syrupi
All Of which will be sold as usual, at tho
june W. G. HORTON & co.