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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-23
ID. ID. DICkEY,
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
III eavy HRrdw are.
No, College street, Nashville, Tenn.,
g" ANNEXED and Rolled Iron (mcre uaa 80 sinsr-
u ent siEesA Cut Maids and spikes; Wrought spkes;
cut, shear, und German steel English and American
sizes Counter Scales Coffee Mills; Iron Axel, SPRING.;
Wrought Iron Oss eIT, ell sEcss HAmmers Axes; hol-
low Ware Sad Irons Bark Mills; Pow Castings.
Agricultural implements & Machines.
Rovs Of all patterns made ny the Nashville Flow Va.
tory; Wagons Nhetlbarruws; Cuityators; Road ScrH-
pers, Corn shelters; straw Cutters, Fan Mills fruit
Ladders Grind Stones. Horse Powers and Threshers;
Horse Rakes; Grain Cradles; Churns Meat Cutters;
Sausage fllcrs; Corn Grindrrs Corn Planters Half
Bushels; Buckets; Tubs; Pumps Of all kinds Lead Pipe;
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Rams.
Timers Materials.
Tin rate; Russia Sheet Iron; Imitation Russia Sheet
IRON Wire, all sizes; sheet Copper Copper Bnttonis
Pig Lead Block Tin; Slab spelter; Sheet Zinc; &c.
Foundry & Machine shop Materials.
Pig Iron, Pittsburgh Coke; Pittsburgh Coal; Boiler
Iron, Iron fer Skating; Locomotive Fucs; Tank Iron;
Patent Hot Pressed Nuts and Washers; Boiler hVs,s;
Car Axels, Large Grind Stones.
MIXERS MATERIALS
French Burr Mil Stones; Luis Patent Smut Machine,
Hosting Screws Picks; &c.
BTILDIACi Ma TERIILS
Worked Fiooing Window sash; Doors Blinds.
Frames; Shingles; Zinc Paints; MaTbled Iron Nantes,
OF all Patterns; Moudings; &c. 49,.
Being connected with the House Of Isaiah Dickey
Co. Of Pittsburgh, he is prepared to MI all order, fur
Pitsburg manufactures with dispatch, and having I'm.
surpassed facilities for disposing Of most kinds Of Ten
nessee produce, viii pledge himself to pay the outside
prices IN Cash, viii receive and forward on commits
sion making liberal advances on Cotton Tobacco Pork,
Bacon Lard, Ta9w, BeeswaS, Ginseng, Feather flat'
seed Corn Oats Wheat, Rye, Mle,Seed, Dried Fruit,
Pea Nuts, Honey Rags, Figs Zig Metal, Blooms, &c.
January l9-ly-330
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CO nj nj E R C | "A L.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 10.
The supplies of Produce have been greatly checked for
the past weeks and market is almost bare OF new
Bacon and Grain, quote market as follows, stating
that there is good demand for nearly every article,
and prices firm.
New BACoS-Iog round, % 90 lOAc, 10c for good dry
lots well cut and trimmed fancy lot would bring ION;
hams II y a 12%c; sides 10 90 l0Ac; shoulders SIC.
Ike in kegs. TALLow l2Tc.
BEEF is still rather and No. on foot Is selling
at q ne; prime slaughtered Beef by the quarter,
a &c; Dried Beef Hams smoked, an article greatly
priced and enquired for, will sell for IL a. 12c II choice
Cant the good folks send some down.
Hoes 90 &c. SHEEP $50 90 - y head.
Wool 10 90 Pc eNtremes-gOod lots not dirty 20 a PC.
CoRS in good demand at 81 % 10. MEAL 81 40 l,20,
latter for bolted n buse Of 80 Ms WHEAT very scarce
at so "a ~. FLoUR O. SO u hundred. OATS SO @
S5c. RYE 81 q bushel.
SrOCK PEAS ~ 80 n bushel.
FEATHERS 3TH % 3sc q n, dull.
HNY-fas advanced and prime Timothy is worth
s62% 90 1,75, latter at retail FODDER in bales VI 30
a lao II hundred.
BgEswAx % % 25c p D.
BUTTER very scarce 1t sc CSC and extra parcels rs
90 SOC. EGGS IS Gl lSc D dozen.
Day IIDEs II a. l2c.
EXCHANGE y n cent. on New York for sight drafts.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant
p s-The Wagon Bridge across Etowah Is finished
and freight is now being shipped with but little de-
lay.
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A correspondent in the last post" over
81. II. II" takes occasion TO remark upon the
mt Of our pants, or rather to indicate that
there was more tightsess than fitness IN
the article under his review. Ii Is not neces-
sary to comment upon his numerous illusions
to this boosted land Of freedom freedom
Of thought, Of speech, and Of the press;
american citizen" freedom Of thought ana
speech "happiness OF our fellOw-eitlZens;'
1.-The good Of our country the prosperity of
this country" "subversion Of the liberties OF
a free people" Revolutionary fathers lib
erty," struggle, maintain" lie does truly
thus make show Of fight and patriotism,
and holsters himself up with an array Of high
sounding phrases, that would well nigh sane
tify any other cause than his. If he should
favor us with few more dissertations Of the
same kind, loug before the next anniversary
of independence he will have exhausted the
entire Fourth-of july vocabulary OF this we
could not complain; but when he monopo-
Lies the wisdom Of Solomon, and virtually
rules US out from using the Bible in the adj
vocacy of truth aud religion, we do exclaim
els thy servant a dogi" Shall he lay an EN-.
barge upon the Bible, and forever shut up its
sacred lids, except to those in n chimney
corner" unless we will shew up the chapter
and verse containing those horrible words,
.'ubiskeu or toLiskey hoJbu" Prophetic lips
were touched with Goals from the altar our
Saviour spake as never man spake; the apos-
ties taught the nations, and, in executing their
commissions they emblazoned the road to
Heaven with characters of living light; but
they did not record hese horrible wordS. No,
indeed They are written by far other
hands, and are the heraldry and motive pow
err of those who are travelling in a very differ
ent direction Skill il DE charged that IL
r. IL" is riding "whiskey hobby" towards
NashviIlel Perhaps he would admit-per-
haps deny it. He claims the largest liberty
for himself and posterlty in the way of corn,
potatoes, apples wine and cider, and acknowl-
edges no accountability for any thing else
that he might want to eat or drink think
a drunkard would consider hun fair repre-
sentative of his peculiar notions OF liberty;
but from what we know OF the man. we can
not believe he covets the appellation of the
"Doggery Candidate"
His thunder is directed against the Name
LdD-seems to think that Prohibition, though
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James Neuralgia Liquid.

THIS most extraordinary Medicine for
Tsl,SS.@s the cure of Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cramp
RESfJ-sY Cholc, Cholera-Morbus DarrhTa, Group,
Flux, sOre-throat connected with Scarlet
Fever Pains in any part Of the body Asthma Chis and
Fever, Headache, Bruises and sprans and some other
diseases, is now for sale by
WIN. II. BALLEw, Athens, Tenn.j W. T. LOWE. Loudon;
THos LEWIS at Jacksons Store Knoxville; 4. W C0zARr,
Philadelphia; J. G. VAUGHN, Sweetwater; J. NJ BATEs,
Charleston, W. X PlcKEEs Co., Oleyeandi JASPER G..
BELL, Ducktown.
And when say for the cure mean that for power
and efficacy cure certainly and quick, some Of the
above complaints 1t surpasses any medicine 1--WE think
ever vet compounded IL has never yet failed to cure
Oramp Cholic In ten minutes; DarrhGa and Cholera.
MOrbus nearly as quick and for Flux nothing think,
equals IT, 1t will pay all persons suffering with Neuralgia
or Nervous Weakness to give this fair trial. they will re-
joice that this Liquied discovered, and now
most heartily join with them, as II is the only remedy
have found in twenty years to conquer this most torment
ing disease. Full directions round each bottle. lsee
Brownow's Wing for details and testimony will sup
ply reliable agents with small quantities Price ~ per
bottle, cash, only. J. j. JAMIE
Feb g-Iy ChdttdnOOgd, Tenn.
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A Good Comprehensive Rev.

A Good COmParison.-The Rev. William
Roulat we-known Methodist clergyman, residing at
Naples draws the following amusing but apt COMPARE
son between DR.. MLanes celebrated Vermfuge and a
ferret:
"a ferret when placed at the entrance Of rat-hOe,
enters the aperture travels along the passage sezes
on the rat exerminates his existence, and draws the
animals defunct carcass to the light. And in like
ner have found Dr. M'Lane's American Vernlfuge to
operate on worms, those dreadful and dangerous tor
mentors Of children This remedy, like the ferret
tiers the aperture OF the mouth travels down the gue
hunts round stomach lays hold of the worms shakes
the life out Of the reptiles sweeps clean their den and
carries their clear out OF the system. This
at least has been the effect Of the Nermuge upon my
children"
neighbor of Mr.. Roulatt, Mr.. John Briggs, adopts
the smile Of the reverend certiher thus both giving
their unequivoca approval Of this great specific,
after having witnessed its operation upon their own chill
dren. Let others try it, and be satisfied
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. WLdne's
Gclebrdted Permitge and take none else. All other
Vermjfuges, in comparison, worthless. DIR. MLane's
Vcrmihiae also his Celebrated Liver Pills. now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada .
For sale by p II, KE,rg &Co, Athens; J. A. c. W.
COFFIN Madsonville; and BY enc Agent in every town
in Tennessee. feb 23l
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CoNGREss AND GENERAL SCoTT.-The Con-
gress of the United States has done great
and good act in passing the bill comforting
upon Gen. Winfield Scott the rank of Lieu
tenant General-an honor which no other
man has won in this nations history, since
the immortal Washington. An attempt was
made, when Mr.. Polk was President, to have
Col Benton appointed Lieut.. General, in or
der that he might oat.aisk Gems. Scott and
Taylor, and assume the supreme command of
the American army in Mexico Congress very
properly refused to comply with the request
of the President and to commit so bold an
act of injustice to the two Wing Generals.
We regard General Scott as the greatest
historical parsonage now living, especially in
the United States. His life has been devoted
to the service of the Republic from his earli
eat manhood, and for nearly half century
he has stood the foremost man in great emer-
gencies--one upon whom the country relied
with confidence, and in whom it never was
deceived. His march from Vera Cruz to Mex
leo, his repeated victories, and his final cap
ture of the city of the Montezumas will stand
in American history along with the brightest
passages in the lives of Caesar, Napoleon, or
Wellington. -
The gallant veteran is poor man-poor in
money, but rich in honor The new bill gives
him an addition of $1,000 to his yearly pay,
and awards to him $4,000 for arrearages OF
salary. In every point of view, we are glad
this bill has passed x Cincinnati Gazette.
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Macon Market.

MACON, Feb. TO.
Arrivals Of Bacon, Lard and all kinds Of Produce for
the past week light, with fair prices.
BAcoS-New good demand, hog round, . a 9kc;
sides 9K a. 10c; hams II 90 ll&c; shoulders % S%c.
LARD-Moderate supplies, in barrels 10 a. lOhc Il D..
Cons scarce and In good demand, Sl05 90 lilo y bu.
OATS scarce and In good demand, IS 40 sue q bu.
pas scarce and In good demand, 81 ~ % 30 II bu.
MEAL scarce and in good demand, tllO a. LIZ Z bu.
Flour scarce, Is q 5,25 p sack Of 100 bs.
FEArnERs-Slow, - % 43 n n.
HAY-Good Tennessee rs al ~ II cwt.
PorAroEs-Irsh 4,50 40 o. n barrel.
Onions a. a, 4,5O y barrel.
BUrrER.-G5ad article i6 40 lSc r n.
CoFFEE-rio arn, 70 az IKE. SUGAR, fair article a
DC. SALT 80 40 az q sack.
EXCHANGE on New York y q i 2 cents Savannah
and Augusta \ Y cent.
Respectfully, -
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
donnse.ic., Nsretdats Macon, ca.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Feb. 10.
During the past EEK there has been few small ship.
ments of Produce received. The market is yet unsup.
piled with Groceries.
BAcoS-IIog round in fair demand at 90 9Hc; side,
10b 90 lie; shoulders Sc; hams II a. l29c for choice
LARD-Fair supply in barrels, 1019c; scarce in kegs
II % l1Ho q n.
PORK dull sale, 6 a SIC z n.
CoRS-In sacks, scarce, ~. CoRS MEAL 81. OATS
scarce fair demand, &c. WHEAT scarce, $40 q bu
FLOUR, common superdne $ll v Dbl.
HM-Tennessee, in bales, III 80 q hundred.
GEoCERlrs-Colree, Rio, II q a. l3c SUGAR, New Or
ans in hhds 81 a SIC; in barrels 40 sAc. Molas.
sses, New Orleans, none in market, Cheese, Cncinna-
Ii 12j1c u n.
Yours, truly,
sEAGO 4 ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-23

OF Col. Benton, in acknowledging the
present Of silver pitcher from the New York
Mercantile Library Association, informs his
Young friends that he attributes whatever OF
mental and bodily vigor he now has and
whatever of business application he has ever
shown, to n resolution formed early in life ia
abstain from all intoxicating drinks.
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MORGAN FoUND.-The Masonic Mirror pub
fishes rather curious story to the effect that
Morgan, who, it was alleged, was murdered
by the Free Masons for disclosing their Sc
crets, has been found in Smyrna, in Turkey
that he now goes by the name of Mustapha,
and is engaged in teaching the English Ian
guage. The authority given for this report is
one Josehp A, Bloom. According TO the
Mirror, this man Bloom met Morgan at a
house at Smyrna, to whom the latter gave n
detailed account of his adventures. 1t is
stated that Morgan left the country in the
ship MeryIne, which sailed from Boston to
Smyrna, and belonging to the firm of Lang
don & Co. The Captains name Of the Mer-
vine was Welch.
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A new banking bill is how before the Leg.
islature of Indiana, which proposes to organ
i7e new State Bank, aud to divide the State
into not less than fifteen nor more than
twenty bank districts. Each district to be
restricted to one bank or branch bank and
the aggregate capital of all banks shall not
exceed six millions of dollars. No branch is
to be organized until s 100000 are subscribed
and ten thousand paid n-the remaining cap,
ital required to be paid in before the first OF
January, 1857.
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sSy- A marriage occurred lately near the
Mississippi line, on board railway train,
while the ears were going ut full speed. The
moose was scientifically adjusted by magis-
trate who happened to be present. On the
Both, marriage took place on cake of
floating ice in the Ohio river, opposite Rising
Sun, Ind, when the Rev. Mr. Colard united
the Rev. James II. Brooking to Miss Sallie
Craig, all of Boon co., Kentucky.
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r4y" Hon. Mr.. Breckenridge, of Ky, has
declined the mission TO Spaia, in place of Mr..
Soule. The i'll health of Mr.. BIS wife is as
signed as the cause. Augustus Ceaser Dodge,
Cthe younger,) U. S. Senator from Iowa, who
has just been displaced by Mr.. Harlan" Whig,"
has been appointed to the place, and confirm
ed by the Senate.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.-

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-The new
discoveries and new afnities that medical chemistry is
constantly adding to medical science and the healing
art show concusvely how greatly superior the new
combinations in the Mustang Eminent are to old prepa-
raton that Eminent being the result of great labor in
chemical analysis is the Of the great superiority
Of the new preparation to old mixtures; and the i'm
mense sale Of Il proves how much II is valued by those
who have used it, aud knsN is virtues in the Of
bruises strains, still Joints chapPed hands, broken
breasts swelngs pains, in any part Of the body.
For sale in Athens by WM BURNS; in Calhoun by d.
r. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. u. Balm. b.23
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STARVED TO DEATH.-The Geneva, New
YORK, Gazette mentions the death of Mr..
John Robson, of that town, and adds MS the
cause of his dccease, that there was n stop.
page between the stomach and bowels, that
rendered futile any effort to retain nourish.
ment or medicine. . The moment after either
was administered it was thrown up. And in
this way the lamented man fingered along for
four weeks-tll he actually starved 10 death
1t was a melancholy fate for man who was
otherwise in sound health, and in possession
of every other faculty, physical and mental.
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Exclusive of those in Boston, there are
about lao banking institutions in Massachu-
sets, with an aggregate capital of S25,2S3,-
800. With n specie basis of a trae over
one million of dollars, these institutions have
managed to make loans aud discount notes
to the amount of nearly forty-two millions,
with paper circulation ofupwards of four
teen millions. Their aggregate depostes are
1884 367.
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NnfIHn.

NAVY husband, WILLIAM ALBERT HAskiNs. having len
I'VE me In a destitute and helpless condition, IN North
Carolina about the first Of August as aud since that
time married another woman in McAinn county, Tenn,
andle for paris unknown, this is therefore a. the
public against ise eaous hearted scoundre and as Ne
may be dealt with he deserves. Said hnnkns Ia about
six feet high dark complicated black hair and eyes ars
made, and rather stoop-shouldered.
Feb. 2. 1875 10y MARIA HAWKINS. ,
- Allpapers friendly to tbr cause Of humanity
requested TO pass him round"
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ovytcE EAST TESSEssEE a GEORGIA RAN ROAD
A,hans Tom Ian o. iSEi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Els, Tennessee 4 Georgia RAD Road Company
uvoU are hereby notified that the Directors have or
N dered the Twelfth and last call Of Twenty-Five Dol
lars on the Share he paid or before the second
dpy Of April next and that payments can he made e
H. A. NJ. WHITE, Knoxville. WIN. LENOlR, Lenoirt
Tebe-n c. WALLACE, President.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

"a Md Safr, Jh0g0agh and ~ grSr'rt tT:rrEai Re1e
dy srer nsea eorapassaef Jsgetair EIiracis AID
possesses ser vHcgueiied ikr II MoHs fer "a,
gf fdmmaigrg Dsrascs.
Us universally acknowledge 10 De infallihe remedy.
in every case where IL has been iathtly applied the
human system, for promoting Precipitation, and
il invaluable In all diseases dhe flesh Obstinate lcers.
Old Sores Chblains Sore Throat Burns, Cuts Cuianrogs
Eruptons Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases OF the bye,
Ague ia the Face, Rheumatic Pains, CONTACTED Cords,
Pain In the side, Rack and oe paris OF TN system, Sead
Head Bruises, Fresh Wounds Plies and every kind Of
sore containing the least particle OF inflammation,
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~ That folks are treacherous should
cause no surprise. BY referring to Genesis,
it will be seen, that men and reptiles were
created on the same day.
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In Store and to Arrive !

90 SACKS Coffee; $500 lbs. Brown Sugar,
~ different grades; 1900 lbs Loaf, Crushed
and Powdered Sugar; 90 bbls. N. o. Molasses;
Cheese; Raisins; Crackers; Candles MNckerel;
Cod Fish; Figs. A large lot of Etowah Iron;
1000 lbs. !Cnstings-together with a,large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes; Dry
Goods; Fancy Articles Gold and Silver
Watches; Ear-rings; Bracelets; Finger-rings,
&c.-all of which will be sold ON the most
reasonable terms.
cTS- Produce of all kinds taken.
JAS B. Balm.
Charleston, Jan. 20, ls55-lf 3Sl
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StonusS Wedicine.-These nsdicnes are &C
ouirng q great name in Northern Wisconsin, tron The
many wonderful cures they have accomplished. We
understand they are becoming popular medicines 10 This
place and meet with ready sale. Attention is directed
10 the column Of advertisements IN to-day paper
-SSeb0ygdHt F2s.) De,HOcrdt
See slosns advertisement In another column.
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LEGAL ADVICE TO YOUNG baD!Es.-Dont
accept the hand of anybody who tells you
that he is going to marry and settle. Make
him settle first, and marry afterwards.
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Whom God has joined in matrmony, i'll
cooked joints of meat and il-boilcd potatoes
have very often put asunder
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0TOn the last day of the Vermont Legis-
laturc, a resolution passed the House to pay
member for his overcoat, which had been
stolen during session hours; but the Senate
rejected it, on the ground that it would be
time enough for the State TO pay for the coat
when il had stolen il.
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Died,

Died,
IN Bradley county, Tenn the 9Th inst, OF scarlet
fever after an Illness Of days ELLEN ISABELLA,
Oldest daughter Of Dr. H. c. and Mary h Basinger aged
Ave years four months and five days.
'The Lori hath given" her you love,
"And He hath taken her away"
Then weep more, she's gene above
To everlasting day. WD. H.
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

SUPPLY OF Landreth's Garden seeds-last years
N crop, and warranted to be good-ust received and
for sale by W. d. REYNOLDS,
Feb. i6-t9-384 Benton, Tenn.
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0coee Male Academy,
Benton, Tenn.

benton, Tenn.
yHyHE Summer Session of this Institution will com
b mence on Monday, the 9th day Of March next, I'M
der the charge of Rev. j. l.. MILBURN whose abilities
and character as Teacher well known that the
Trustees consider any commentator from them unne-
cessary.
Terms Of Tuition as low as at any School Of the same
grade Board can be had In private families rea-
sonable terms by order of the Board,
Feb 6-ly-334 w, ID. REYNOLDS, Sec'y
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Feb 20, 1855
married.

On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by J, C. Caroek, Esq,
Mr.. C. H. WARD, OF Georgia, to Miss JERUsHA PARIS oil
McMinn county, Tenn.
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n. q. q. r..

NcN1xs Lopez. No a. Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows will celebrate Filth Anniversary in Athens,
on the IN Of March next, by Procession Address &c
Neighboring Lodges, and all transient brethren IN
good Standing are invited participate in the
mics.
The public generally also most cordially invited to
he nresent JAS. b. TAYLOR,
T. l.. GAMBLE, Com.
Feb %, 1855 w. @. WITT, =
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~ We are authorized and requested TO announce
Iisut WAI O. LILLARD, Of Meigs county, IS a eandi-
ate 20 represent Third Congressional District, at
the next August election.
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J. II. ALEXANDER, Scc'y y.

.5y" Free Masonry must be Furnishing in
Mississippi. The fraternity at Vicksburg have
a splendid hall, upon which during the last
year, six thousand dollars have been expend-
ed in improvements with view to the ac-
commodaton of the Grand Lodge, which, in
future, is to hold its sessions there. At the
installation of Grand Officers, at late Com
munication, there was procession of three
hundred members, escorted by the Encamp-
ment of Knights Tempar.
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r1uUT THmma

yUNHE undersigned has hand lot Of Grated Ami,
scions, which he Offers Tor sale on reasonable terms
Residence on the line Of the East Tennessee and G,sr.
gia Rail Road At the head Of sweetwater near the va
ter station at Gen. J. II Reagans Address letter, 10
Facility =. O., MeMinn county, Tenn.
Feb. lott G. sHEIL.
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re- We are authorised to Announce Col JAS. HcEEr,
Of Polk county. formerly Of McMinn) as candidate
for Brgader General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The brigade is composed ~ the counties Of Roane,
Monroe McMnn, Polk, and Bradley.