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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-09
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ter free Of charge
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and Deecter," must he addressed Ia ".Sirdns Riak.
Note list" atlanta, Ga. SAMUEL SWAN.
JAMES ROBERTSON, General Ay>-t. sept es-s>
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FATAL RAILROAD AcoIrENT,--A frightful
rccdcnt occurred on the Central Road on
Wednesday afternoon the particulars Of
which are communicated TO the Evening
Courier by the messenger of llarnden's Ex-
press Company.
A freight train from Macon had reached
two miles and a half below Station IS when
the boiler of the locomotive exploded with
fearful violence. The cause OF the cXplo.
sion has not us yet been examined fully, and
the death of those Immediately aw re Of the
facts renders it dilIi;ult to ascertain. The
locomotive was thrown forward by the force
of the explosion Ioriyfeh in advance of the
point where the boiler burst, aud there plan
ted crosswisc.
The Engineer named Kelly, "a Pcnnsyl.
vanian, and who had recently come upon the
road) was instantly killed as was also the
fireman. An eye witness stated that the
body of the Engineer was blown literally
high into the air. and il is further said, that
the dead body of the fireman was found Mp.
on the rcarmost car OF the tran--leariul
proofs of the awful violence of the sudden
blow which hurried them into eternity
The breakesman on the tender was most sc-
verey scaded. lie was in most critical
state at last accounts.
The locomotive is n complete wreck. 1t
will be considerable loss TO the company
but this is of little impc pce when compared
with the loss of life ldden md terri
! bic Il calamit yauu
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A MINISTER SUsrENDED.-The Indiana
Presbytery Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church has suspended from the ministry
one Of its cIergymen for unchriStan con-
duet. The following are the specifications:
First Specifcation--For associatng him
self with an association known rs the under
ground railroad, whose ayowcd business is to
assist slaves from slave to free territory.
"Secomd SpeciGcation.-For actually en-
gazing in the business Of assisting slaves
in making their escape from slave to free
territory, which is contrary to the laws OF
the United States and statute laws Of Indi.
ana"
Several of the witnesses stated that the
offending minister had boosted to them of
the number of slaves lac had aided 10 escape,
giving the names and places in Kentucky
from which they had escaped, and one of them
testified that he had heard him say that be
had never denied belonging to the under.
ground railroad. We trust the other Chris
tan Churches in the -slaveholding States
will profit hy this example. 1t is just such
action rs Southern men have right to ex.
pect from Christian body.
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Losses by FIRE.--'rhe n. Y. Journal of
Commerce states that during the month of
September, there were fifteen fires in the
United States, the aggregate loss amounting
to S475,O01 More than half Of those fires
We're accustomed by the burning of monutac.
turing establishments, and of twenty-five fires
in the previous month, thirteen originated
from property Of the same character That
paper estimates the losses by fire for the nine
months Of the present year, Mt S9,s63,000.
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G 0 M NJ E R G. AL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 8
There has been few changes In Produce market
siuce my last report In which Bacon Wheat Flour and
Feathers have shared more particularly lrefcr to an
ncxed quotations:
BiCoN hog round 1ic hams 10 a 15c, MS to quality;
sides II a Zoe; shoulders l2% 40 l3c. Lam 10 40 1ic.
BERF ~ az DC. Pork a. Toe. Wool 10 an l6c for
unwashcd and 20 a 2lc for washed Dry liuys 129c.
Com 6j 40 zoe. OATS Doc. MEAL 20 40 soc. wilElT
81 50 a 90 for red and ~ a 2O for white Flour
l25 90 1925 p hundred In bbls. and saoks-good Ten.
ncssce brands 100 Al 50. FEATHERS Is Gn lOc, aud
scarce. SrocE pEts73 a soc. WHITE BRANs AZ an 200.
Rye 81. NJ change in DHlBD FRuT. GREN APPLES
very dull at zoe n ~ il BUSH BuTrRR scarce at ~ al
Doe. EGGs Is a zoe. BrEswAx 20 al 25c. GRouSD
NCT ~ 90 LOO II bush.
EXCHANGE on the North q q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and PyOduee Merchant.
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Or H q q z r. Z Il q.

NtNNs'N' 'EV'' SVpt " i1oS
6RAN IlilDS. COOL ard prime Sugar
eSSp 200 barres stuart's Clarified Sugar
100 packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
500 bags fair, prime, and choice Coileei
100 mats Java Coffee;
LOO kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks salt;
900 bags Buck and Drop Shot,
5000 lbs Bar Lead;
80 hhds Cuba Mulasses;
II barrels Stuart's SugarHouse Syrup;
$50 boxes and kegs Tobacco, every quality;
60 chests Tyson, Imperial and Black Tea;
100000 Spanish aud German Cigars;
500 boxes Adamnutine and Sperm Candles;
900 boxes Bar and Fancy Soaps;
100 kegs sup, carb soda;
large stock OF Manila Rope, Il q 4 inch; Bed
Cord and Plow Lines; Painted Pals; Broous Churns;
Tubs Brass Bound Pals Half Buckets; Spices; Pepper;
ai ger Cassa; Indigo; Blue Nitrio Copperas; Powder
IN kegs aud cans; Pickles; Cheese Butter and soda lis
cults &c. for sale our stock liquors excepted) will at
times he one of the largest in this market.
Orders from our friends will command prompt atten.
ton Consignments OF Produce are solicited.
BAKER, WRIGHT GO.
CHARLES BAKER, htte Baker, UHcOr e 60.
JOHS ;. WRIGHT, I w. " ~ [sept I-tf-S6S
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Nov B.
We herewith furnish you our market prices for the
past week. There is still no Bacon In market worth
mentioning.
Lard Is and selling at II a 15c in barrels 15c
In kegs. BUrTpH Tennessee In kegs dull, 12( a i5c u
n. PoRK is selling at ~ a Sc in small lots, very little
market yet BEEF CATTLE foot, DC per N.
sHEEP choice Is worth - a u head. Cons 10 a soc
u bu without sncs OATS 87k q Zoe, without sacks.
" 80 a Soc without sacks. FLouG, good supcrine
sack; good family Sil5 Groceries very scarce.
HSGs-sght drafts on New York &c; Augusta,
and Savannah 4 u cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General CjjD,Hissiyn Merchants.
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Administration NOtiCc.


& S the time has arrived for planting Fruit Trees
IA would octhilly inform the public that have
upwards OF forty different varieties OF the Pear uni
Apple, which are offered for sale Apples 1871 cts
Pears 25 cts, each. have the May and June Apple
summer and Fall Fruit of all Kinds and good selection
of Winter Apples. Samples Of the Winter fruit can b,
seen ~ my residence. live on the line Of the Eas
Tennessee georgia Rail Road Two miles North of Nous
Greek Depot, MCMinn county, Tenn.
Facility i. o., Nov 9-3t-3i2 c. SHELL.
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Cook stoves.

THE undersigned has for sale variety Of Cook
Stoycs-latest and most approved patterns. Tld
castings are beautiful. The H0oSisF Satc SOre aud
H,ifUciy are east at Ciucinnnu Ohio and the SoIh.
egp6r Il cast AT the Knoxville Foundry lie expects to
have, In n short time some beautiful hre Stoves for
hra ting ro0mi Al who wish 90 purchase cheap and
good article in e stove line, will 80 well to call and
uSi1in0 for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Athens, sept 2,-t-9G J. ". BLACKWELL
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s5Y- Joseph Adams, veteran Of &c, living
in Shclburne, VI, was recently attacked by
an unruly steer, aud Frustrated. He thrust his
fingers into the nostrils of the beast, cut
its throat with jack knife, and thus es
capped.
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At 0 o'clock this morning Sandtori's cot
ton factory, ut Cordasvillc, near Worcester, in
This State, WAS burnt down, together with
the out buildings and considerable quantity
Of cotton. The loss is about fifty thousand
dollars; mostly insured.
One of the female operatives persisted in the
flames, and two others were reported TO have
been killed by jumping from the windows
Several other persons were injured, and when
the train left, the fire threatened to destroy
the remainder of the village.
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GEyERAL CASA visitor to the residence
of this veteran statesman, writes:
81 spent Il forenoon with General Glass;
The old man still lives in the autumnal glo.
res of IL well spent life is hale, hearty and
worth four millions. His career has, indeed
been successful. He speaks in toreboding
language of our national prospects, and is
strong in the belief that disunion will yet
carry its banners over the Republic"
~" The Savannah Journal and Courier
of Thursday evening says:
"1he Georgia, cleared for Liverpool takes
ms part of her cargo, 1876 bushels of Wheat
This is the second instance, we believe, OF
direct expectation of this Grain from this
port to Europe"
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60" The l.oavenworth Territorial Register
chronicles the arrival there of IN agent, rep
rescnting about five Thousand Germans and
Irish, resident in Kentucky, in Louisville and
other towns, who are about to emigrate to
Kansas on account of the Know Nothing
troubles in Kentucky. They are africans, ind
many of them have considerable means. The
SQuatters Convention 10 form State con-
st'tution was in session at Topeka at the last
nrronuts
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was Convention Of tho American party at
Raleigh last week, which resolved to abol-
ish all the secrets of the order, and to form n
public organization. 1t was also resolved
10 hold State Convention at Greensbor-
ough OH the 10th dayof April next, to nom
mate candidate for Governor Of the State.
An Executive committee WAS appointed, &c.
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Just Rocoivod

IESC 4Locc1Vod
4 ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
N Tennessee,
% Bills. New Orleans Reboiled Molasse,.
10 Bbls. do. do. do.
so Bags fine Rio Coffee;
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 90 Castings;
10000 Rolled Iron--Gll of which will bs
sold low by wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and as
low down in price as the lowest.
july 6 b. f.. MARTIN & SON
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THE BUcKwHEAT CRop IN New YoRK.-
The Utica IN. W Observer says:-"The
crop of buckwheat in our State, it may be
safely assumed, is double one. There GER
tainly never was as large an area, by one.hali,
before raised, and it has been harvested in
rood condition.
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.-f5-A Washington paper says that pa
tent has just been issued to revolutionary
soldier who is one hundred years old, and
the father of nineteen children. Whether
the patent is issued for lighting the British
or getting up population is not mentioned.
1t is suggested that it may be the latter.
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lust Received

NATE have just received our Fall and Winter stock
w of Goods, comprising every Thing usually brought
to this market at this season, and are determined to
sell unusually low. 1t Is unnecessary to enumerate the
ar,ices-if you want cheap Goods give us a call.
We will barter Goods at cash prices for Irish and
Sweet Potatoes Wheat Corn Rye, Oats, Onions, Featl-
ers, and indeed, any thing farmers make to sell
Oct IL &. r. & T.. L. GIBSON.
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a letter from StarkvlIe, Miss, gives the
following dismal account of the condition of
that section:
"1'hc whole country has been visited by
severe sickness, and have not witnessed
for many years so much distress NJ during
this fall and the past summer. At one time
there were not enough well persons TO wait
upon the sick The cotton in this region
cannot be saved, rs the hands are no, able
to pick it out. Meat, grain, &C., arc abun.
dant bat groceries scarce.
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DeYangement of the Liver Is one of the
most common, well the most formidable of diseas-
known American physicians. 1t had for years at
tracted the closest attention of the medical faculty in
all parts of the United States, and yet up the time
the discovery of Dr. Mane's great specific, 1t al
most beyond the reach OF medical skill. Thousands had
persisted without even hope Of relief and although
thousands may yet be destined to feel the direhl eff
fects Of this most complicated disease II is now thanks
TO the research Of Dr. MLane, most completely brought
within the scope Of medical control The proprietors
the Liver pills feel confident that they offer remedy
which has been fully tested by time and which has
er failed of success when fairly tried
Purchasers will he careful to ask for DR.. hLdne's
CcleLldted Liper PMS, and take none else. There
other Pills purnorting to be Liver Bs before the
public Or. MLane's Liver Pills also his Celebrated
verinlfuge can now he had at all respectable Drug
| Stores H. the United States and Canada,
For sale by 7. II, KEITH Co., Athens; J, A. & c. W
CoFFIs, Madisonvlej and by one Agent in every town
| In Tennessee, [nov 81
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HooH nGHH,

EI AyiNG sold one Of my Farms I still anxious
h to sell the which live, nine miles South OF
Athens, on the stock road TO Georgia--3S2h Acres,
and $50 more adjoining he bought. have i2 good
year old Mules; Horses; and likely young Negro
Boys to sell, all on reasonable terms for cash.
Sept I, 55-2m NJ. l.. PHILLIPS.
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AUG usrA, November 5.


Cotton-There has been fair demand to-
day aud several hundred bales have changed
hands. Prices are however rather irregular,
and sales show decline of t-sOme in
stances cent
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900 prizes amounting to $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
TT Tickets $5-Ilalvcs s2,JO-Quarters l,25.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
April 27-3l Atlanta, Georgia.
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From The LIST Of January 10 the list of
August, 1855, there were 800 murders aud
lynchings in California. Two persons were
lawfully hanged.
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~" An auctoncer in Detroit, few days
ago, while in the act of knocking down an
article to to purchaser, let the hammer slip
from his hand, and thus most unexpectedly
struck n lady in the crowd, knocking her
down. lie was arrested and iilcd So the
Justice not allowing an nuctionccr to knock
down purchasers as well MS the things they
purchase.
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Fresh Supply of Drugs,

Nv HICH, added 90 my Old, makes my
w present stock large FOR this market
consisting in part Of the following; Oils,
Iintseed, Tanners, Lard and Neatsfoot; Spts
Turpentine; Copal, Japan and Leather Var
nish; Paint, Narnish and Sash Brushes; Blend
els and Granting Brushes; White Lead, dry
and in Oil; Zinc in Oil; Pessories; Gumelastia
Globes with and without tubes; Window
Glass, II by Is; Putty; GLACIERS Diamonds;
Wines: Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits, for
medical uses-and many other articles.
viii he sold FOR cash only.
Oct 20 WIN. BURNS.
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CT that may be expected for years TO come.
The circulation of this bank, is now less than
1t has been for years, and If withdrawn, its
place will be at once supplied by the numcr
Gus banks now in operation, and its loss will
be scarcely felt by the community.
The past season has been more favorable
TO the great interests of the State than for
many years, and the surplus products, will
enable the debtors of the bank to meet the
demands against them, without serious en-
barrasSmcnt, if Il reasonable time be allowed
for that purpose.
By closing the concerns of the bank, an
end will be made of the competition for max.
inr money, between the State and its own
citizens, and especially with those corpora
tions in which il has 50 large nm interest; such
contests always result in the loss of money,
as well us credit to the State, and the melting
contests for the control OF its capital, which
is Witnessed at almost every general election
will be avoided.
Should these views not meet the approba.
ton Of the General Assembly, then it is
| thought of the utmost Importance to the
State, that the bank should be placed upon
proper commercial principles, 50 rs to enable
1t to do business, and compete successfully
with other banking institutions of the State
| s-3N Below We give the total number OF
votes cast in the Presidential election OF
! 1852, and the number of votes pollel TO enr
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Ben, D, Thompson.
Cleveland. Tenn.
Dealer in
lrurs. Medicines and Chemicals.

III ~ HNNEOTfENN 'fAW VEdN HEEtUf',
Dye-Woods aud Dye-stuls, OIL Paints and Painters
Articles. Narnshes,
window Glus. and Putty, Glassware.
EyRENCiI, English and American rernmnery, Fine
~ Toilet aud Shaving Soaps, fine Hair and Tooth
Brushes Paint Brushes Surgical aud Dental Instruments
Tsses and Supporters OF all kinds Spices, SHUTS, Man
ufcturcd Tobacco, all the Patent or Proprietary McGi-
cines of the day, superior Inks Pure Wines and Bran
dies for medicinal purposes, Extracts and FlaNors,
choice Toilet and Fancy Articles, &c.
make my purchase for cash, and oner goods equally
as low they be obtained from any similar estoh.
slmen in this section. Warranted 10 be FRESH, p,tS,
and gegHiae Orders from the country promptly Allied,
and satisfaction guaranteed with regard both to price
and quality.
~" Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will receive the greatest and attention in their
compounding at all hours. sept 7-ly-3j9
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O G O EE II O u S E,
Cleveland, Tenn.
ETo XXI MI ~o

ESPCTFuLLy gives notice that he has leased this
Ee wcl-known Hotel, and that il Is now open for the
reception Of travellers and boarders, Having had
long experience IN the business he atters himself that
he will be able by constant and devoted attention cit,
to keen such House shall meet the appreciation of
all who may give him n call His Table will at all tunes
be supplied with the best the country Affords and every
effort his part to render his guests comosiabe,
lie sollelts a share Of patronage. nov 2-tf31l
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ALEX. " WALLACE. ....................M.P wISGrElD
Wallace & Wingtield,
General Commission Merchants.
DEsLESS ~ PRODUCE,

TWILL give special attention to the sale of Bacon,
w L1"i, Butter, Flour, Tohucc1, &C., &c.
Refer Z. Wallace, knoxville, Tenn; rooe, BRO. a
Co., Naryvic Tenn; II. 7. Cox, Louisville Tenn;
Donaldson, Cui'ia, Tenn; Johnson Hair, Madison
vile, Tenn; Brabsun Bro, SEWER county, Tenn FaIns
& King, cambridge, Tenn; Vaughn Pirke Sweetwu-
ter Tenn; Il. C. jackson, Athens, Tenn ioullan lem
nings d Co., Augusta, Ga; John Cunningham, Green's
bnrn' Ga; f. w Lucas, and John II. Newton, Athens,
Gal John Wucfeld. Madison, Ga; Carhart Roll, Ma
con. Ga; I. 7. MLllis. Elyannlh, Ga. NOVEL y-I!
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DecIIyEs-Julge Hopkins, of Abingdon,
Va, declines the appointment recently ten
dered him by President Pierce, of Chief JUS
tice of the District of Columbia
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Wholes lie Druggists.
fEaciiand, Esisfcy y Cos,
a at (ErR.

NHTOuLD call the attention OF Merchants In East
w Tennessee to our usual large stock OF Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stu.s, perfpmery, Soaps
brushes, sc. We fully prepared Tor the FhIt
7idde and we hope Merchants visiting our market viii
examine stock and prices before buying as we hars
usal facilities both for purchasing and selling at low
prices being connected with lIAvASD HARaAL RIsLsr
New York; and uAyILAsD, HARhAL & Co, Charleston,
s. G. The following articles will comprise part Of
stork to which we are making daily additions;
10 900 Ms Blue stone; 100 lbs Salt Petre;
1000 Fine Indigo; 5000 Sulphur;
1000 No. | Nader; $500 " Brimstone;
300" Ext Logwood; 10000" White Lead;
1000" Chin Lugwood; 5000 znc Paint;
5000" Patty; 100 UNDERGRADUATES;
1000" Spanish Brown; 5000 bs Venetian Red;
5000 Cooking Soda; OdOz. Castor oil;
5000" do In pap', 100 DECENTRALIZATION
27l BROAD street, Il doors from Globe ilotel)
Aug, hl-ly-Sbz
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,-fg' Girls with red hair are said to fall in
love with twice the intensity of those hav-
ing black. They also tall; twice AS fast, and
four timer rs hard. Poor critters.
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awe have made our choice, and we abide
by 1t. We join ourselves to no party that
does not carry the flag and step to the music
of the Union. "-RHfrs Choate.
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s-35g" The Seneca Indians have law TO
the effect that no treaty is valid without the
consent Of two.thiyds Of the mothers Of the
tribe.
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uE1l o1T: wheat.
FE7IIE subscribers vii! give II 80 per buscl FOR good
q mcrchautable Wheat.
Athens, Nov. . C., T. & 7. J. GIBSON.
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sf7- We are authorised and requested to Announce
the name OF q. j. WARD, as candidate for Drlgadier
General, 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia.
ezg- We are authorised to announce Col JAS. HICKEY.
Of Polk county, formerly of McMlnn,l as candidate
for Brigadier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia.
Election Saturday, 1st day Of December.
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TT appearing from the affidavit oF complain.
L ants, that defendants Isabella, John, Will
liam and Samuel Wright. and Elizabeth Rhea
and her husband are dead or have moved to
parts unknown, publication is ordered to be
made for four weeks in the Athens Post re-
quiring said defendants to appear at the next
term Of the Chancery Court to be held at the
Courthouse in jacksonville, on the LIST Mon.
day of December next, and answer complain
ants said bill or the same will be set for hear.
ing en- pdrte. j. y. COFFIN, G. d. W.
Nov ., ls55-4t Prs fee SO 81
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3,l26,37S

%ln South Carolina electors are chosen by
the Legislature; had the vote been popular
there, the whole vote in 1852 would have
reached 3,l7O,OOO.
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Brigndier GcncraI.-M. E|i'or: II Col.
James Parks of Polk county, will permit his name to he
FOR Brigadcr General, 9Th Brigade Tennessee Mill
tia, he will receive the vote Of
BRADLEY AID McNISS.