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Ten Days Later from the East !!
SebaStopo Taken.

by the last arrival oil the steamer ohnhBnafo
w. %.HoEToN % 90.
HAVE received very large, well selected
i l. and ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of
spring and Summer Goods.
Their stock consists in part of q splendisd a.
sortment of Dry Goods, such as Brown and
Black Domestics, Tckings, Drills, Cottonades
Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Black Doeskih
Cassimeres, French Cloths, Black Satin and
Fancy silk Vestings, Pongee IIdkfs, Linen do.
York Camblets, Brown Linen. Irish Linen.
Linen Duck, Hemp Drill, Brown Holland,
Plain and Plaid Jaconets. Swiss Muslin, Black
and Fancy Dress Silks, Berages. Lawns, Cam,
brcs, Italian Cloths, Drap de Etes, Silk Coat
ing, Seamless Bags, good stock ofSilk Goods,
Ribbins. Briliants, Grape Liesss, Black siIs
Lace, Fringe, White Bobins, Edgings nn9
Insertings, Ladies' Needeworked Collars and
Speneers, Undersleeves, Black Silk Wells, era.
watts, a very largo stock of Prints Of every
price aud figure dc. Fancy and German
Goods, Soaps Brushes, Crinito, Cologne, Oils.
Combs Of every variety, Needles, Pins, Port
Monies, Cigar Cases, Toys. Ear Rings, Breast
Pins, Fob Chains, Vio!ins and Strings. Sus-
penders, Buttons, Razor Strops, Hosiery,
Gloves, Neck Ties, DC. Also, a very large
stock of Lace and silk Ronnets, Misses Flats,
stock of Boots and Shoes, together with Car
pet Bags, Satchels, Books and Stationery,
Umbrellas and Parasols, Clocks, Hardware
and Cutlery, Pocket Knives from so cts, to
50, Scissors, Caps, Pistols. Revolvers, Masons'
Trowels, Hatchets, Augurs, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains, and thousand other things They
also have u very superior stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, loo d6iOn. Glass and
Queenswaie, de-, &c.
We can not enumerate half the Goods on
hand, but would respectfully invite all our
old friends land we don't care how many new
ones, TO give us a call and examine our
stock, and leave the balance to u.s. for we csn
convince you that it is to your interest to
buy cur Goods. W. G. HORTON d co,
April Is. ls-tf SEA
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Sror THAT BoY!-A cigar in his mouth,
swagger in his walk, mpudence in his face,
cnre-for-nothingness in his manner. Judg-
ing from his demeanor, he is older than his
father, wiser than his teacher, more honored
than the mayor of the town, higher than the
President. Stop him; he is going too fast;
he don't see himself as Others see him; he
don't know his speed. Stop him ere tobrcco
skaters his nerves; ere pride ruins his char
ncter; ere the loafer masters the mnn; ere
good ambition and manly strength give way
to low pursuits and brutal aims. Stop all
such boys! They are legion, the shame of
their families, the disgrace of their towns,
the sad and solemn reproaches of themselves.
Golden Era.
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MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS BANK.
To TIE PUBLIC

KNOXVILLE TRIM, Aug. II, 1850
Unexpected circumstances having forced
this Bank into suspension, the undersigned,
its officers, promise the public that they will
labor diligently to redeem its issues, and pay
all liabilities at an early day; and they re.
spectfully state that they hope to accomplish
this desirable object without loss to any one
and for the present they urge that no one
shall make sacrifices on its issues.
A further and detailed statement will he
made so soon as more satisfactory information
is obtained as to the suspended assets which
caused the necessity of closing our doors.
JOS l.. KiSG, Pres't.
IIuGn i. MCELuNG, CaSNr.
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.E-The Hon. J. Scott Harrison, son of
Presi lent Harrison, has declined the honor
of being a candidate for the office of Cover
nor of Ohio. He expresses himself strongly
in favor of the Uuion, and against anything
which could impair that bond.
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ey- Because her lover was slightly cool, u
young woman in Lowell took some oil of
cedar, Monday, with view to commit sui
eide Fortunately it did not quite work, for
the lover has been "talkcd to-" and promises
to Larry and make it all right. That is the
best way
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tS- Among the calculations with regard
to Sebastopol is one in the London Morning
siege is no longer matter of doubt, but mny
b. exactly estimated. The calculation of
that journsl is that the place will he taken
wear after next
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s4s- 1t is definitely ascertained that the
Congressional delegation from North CARROLL
ma will stand three Know Nothings and five
Democrats, including MIR. Cingman, whose
majority is about one thousand. The dele
gaiion will consist of Messrs. Paine, Ruffin,
Winslow, Branch, Reade, Runyan, Craigc,
and Clingman.
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Commission Business s.
&, X. REEDER

Nm EsPLCpfULLY informs the citizens Of Mc,iinn
HI county aud the public generally, that he will attend
to the Selling, Purchasing and Forwarding Of all kinds
Of Produce Also, to ordering Goods Groceries, or any
kind Of Machinery that may be called for He can fur
nsh Machinery, such as Threshers Reapers, Mowers,
Stalk and Straw Cutters OF any kind wished, at manu-
facturers prices, freight added.
good lot of Threshers the way and to arrive In
few DAYS. Also, one Circular Saw Mill and one Clover
Huller on hand and for tale by 3 x, kEEpEk.
Athens, Tenn, may ll-ttsf5
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IIOOTIUNU,S VECfNun BIttCEhs, FTeP"'o"
and sold by Dr. Jackson at the German Medical store
100 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily increase In their
well deserved celebrity, for the cure OF all diseases
arising from arrangement Of the liver These Bitters
have, indeed proved bessngto the afflicted who show
their gratitude by the most aattering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself name that
competitors, however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises cannot reach 1t gained the public
adence by tho immense benefits that have been derived
vertisement aug 24-2t
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-We are requested to
state that the Rev. Mr.. Blackburn. of Benton,
will preach at Little Hope Meeting House,
McMinn county, on the 4th Sabbath of Au'
gust commencing at IL A, NJ and 4 m.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Aug. 20.
Below you have correct market prices for some Of
the principal products Of your State.
BACoN-We continue to quote clear sides at 126 90
BE; shoulders 1Oc hams 10 % 12c; hog round Ne
LARD Mt u a. l3cthc stocks OF both articles In the
market is light. FLoUn in barrels u; In sacks 60 % 40
6.I5. CoRS, dull, 80 % 91cb bu sacked. MgAI dull,
gJc z bu, sacked good supply. WHEAT, red si1O %
1,20 q bu ready sale. FRArlERs 80 % Bic n 70, dull
A Bacon and Lard Is scarce In market and demand
heavy, full advances will be given consignmcnts,
either by acceptance or in cash.
ExcHASGs-iight drafts New York &c; Augusta,
Charleston and Savannah Z q cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
General DDJ1 iSsiou .IarcLrtlLs.
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"Slocum, how is it to day-can you take
that note up?" sim sorry to say | can't
never was so cramped in my life. "By tho
way, YOU arc always crampcd, are you not!'
"Im sorry to say am; and yet there is II
natural cause for it," "What is that" "Why,
| was weaned on green apples and water mel,
ons."
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Arue and Fever of three years standing Cured
Mr. John LOngden, living at Beaver Dam, Hanover
county, near Richmond had Ague and Fever for three
years. of the time had chs twice day, and rare
~ than once; he parched with evers as soon
as the chill left him; and after trying physicians, qu-
nine most Of the TONES. advertised aud everything
ended him, about to give up In despair,
when Carriers Spanish Mixture spoken Of; he got
TWO bottles but before he had used more than single
one he was perfectly cured and has not had chill or
fever since Mr. Longden is only out OF thousands
who have been benefited by this great tonic, Alternative
and blood purifier.
Gao nd erlisnment. uuk.
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- Y N
1t is stated that Richard p. Robinson, the
supposed murderer of Helen Jcwett, in New
York, died at the Gait House, Louisville, KY,
on the 9th instant. For several years past
he was known as Richard Parme!ly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-24

Henry Lewis, widowcr, in New York, on
the 9th inst, WAS joined in the bonds of mat
rimony with Miss Mary Jane Davis. He took
his bride to the Metropolitan Hotel, where he
possessed himself of her watch and money,
and then vanished, nor has he since been
heard frem. He has Il large nose, and wears
gold studs.
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New York BANK STATEMENT.-The week
ly statement of the city banks shows an IN
crease of S6,065,000 in loans, ST. 900 in OR.
culation, and decrease of GIT 900 in specie,
and of $l $4,000 in deposits.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-24

A few days since n man went to the rail
road depot in Ilolyoke, Mass, just as the cars
were starting, and took the shoes off IN in
fant's feet as part pay for debt its mother
owed him
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CAN ID 4 ID A II Il y.

c- We are authorised to announce Col. JAS Hickey
of Polk county, formerly Of McMnnO as candidate
Tor Briradier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade Is composed OF the counties OF Roane
Mopros, McMinn, Folk, and Bradley
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ana t'e PeoP'e "'e resutD'ng their usuai hVo-
auosiu'hg' permit me- through the fost' TO
nsk my eoun'rymen 10 pause at TINS auspi-
eious moment, ana think ana investigate,
each ior himseii' ana determine TO act IN iu-
ture LOT ms own ana MS couhtrys good In
my est''natioh the american party commands
the respect OF oil who entertain right views,
"ahd'ng as II does upon platform patriotic'
conservative ana national. 1ea' more; Tor
the PROTESTANT element III 'ts organization is
aest'hed 10 extend It's INES (tho"gh not con-
verglns) 10 the ends oil the earth' Protestant
Ism IN the Revolution oil 10 was the motive
power blessed ny Heaven TO break the arm
oil Doth civil ana ecc'es'asticai despotism That
strove to crush our noble ancestry. And un
til the decisions and despotisms OF the Old
worid are ann'hhated by the iight oil TRUTH
or oaptzed' II you please, with Tie same spirit
with which our fathers were baptized in the
wilderness IN 49, There VIII exist nh 'mperf-
Gus necessity Tor recurrence to hrst princi'
pies ,or BE" pro'ec''o"' ropes ana 'esu'.s'
pre'e"ces' nut Ame''cn"s-! enhes'ee"hs-oe
"o. ueeeNe"' i"e "o"''' Vi 'ne ''o" ""' Tue
"o'' ."o"e" e"''Aeu' "e ''"' ""eh""s'''
una 'ne'r 'n'e'era'e ha'e 'or reP"ol'c"n's"'
sun msi"'"'n' "hether we look Nor.n or
0'u''' ''''e',""oS" 70 'o"se',"''''' """'
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mass VI n'e" VI ".i 'Sm'' VINO" ro''i"s
"o'."sta "'o"s No''" VI ni"S'" "iAo"
i'h0' iro'es'""''" nn' !" '"e ''"'o
ot"'e' a'tho"Sh curseu VIII" ""u se"ooi sys'
tems' ana ouroehed WIN nearly three millions
slaves wh"t mas ehao'ed 'he"' from time TO
''"e, W se"u 'of'h 'n'se '"ys vi iisn. ""ien
"re ''o"''n"'"s '"e ""rN '""o VI I'"'ol''"'
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""cn u" as.'"'shea "oriu VIII ere long re,
e's"']e h'r'e" resener"'en aho redee"eu'
fans"er' ~ Is 'he ''sn' ana truth oil rro'es.'
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vi A'"er'c"' repuo''c""'s"'' anu lh's "oV'
erh",eh'' o'cssed us IL Is Win Irotes'aht
o'o''' anu eo"secr"'ed ny 'ro'es'""e 'e"rS'
s'oh'. ohreien''hs persecution mas oeeh tue
wa'ch"oru Oh tome 'or '"el'e hundred years
i"oer', u person. property anu oP'"'o.' is
'he "'o..o Oh inc A''e''ca" parry anu '"eS
"'e ~"'"s 70 Pro'ee' '"e ue'"de" 0"'no'''
anu foreigner anu guarantee 10 them ana 10
."e' e'','''" w. blessings VI Z" ,''e govern,
"e"' US 'ons as '"ey "e Pe"'e"o'e al" qu'e'
''Ae"' ,,u' '"ey P'o'es' "sa'"s' 'ore's"
anu C"'"o''' u'c.n,'o"' anu warn 'he'n VINE"
'ney o'r' our D'''eS u"u Interfere :" our
e'e''o"' ','"' '"ey "'e 're"u'"s y" u""5e.'
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CNUTGHEIELD HOUSE,
IWMEDTA TEL y AT THE DEPOT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
4. CRUTCIIFlELD,
Aug 1I-tf-360 PROPRIETOR.
Z. q. q. f..
JoncsborO' Female High School,

Under the cOntrol and direction OF
JONESBORO UGH LODGE, NO. 40, l. o. o. +.
Rev DAVID srLLlSs, Of Tenn, Associate Principals.
Assisted by competent corps Of Female Teachers.]
T. f. HACKER and LADY, OF Leipsic Professors of Music
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery &C., &c.
yuNllE next Session of this Institution will commence
L on Thursday, the 9th day Of September, 1850.
Course of study and terms same as heretofore.
The high character and deserved popularity this
School has attained under the care Of two Associate
Principals inpel the Lodge 10 continue that system.
The location OF this Sch0oi--n pleasant village OF
one thousand Inhabitants remarkable for health and
morality directly the line Of Railroad North and
South west now completion, one hundred miles
East Of Knoxville surrounded by mountains, and pure
spring water in abundancerenders 1t desirable to all
and suitable point for School of the largest size and
highest order, Large and commodions buildings have
been and are being erected sufficient to accommodate a
very large number of scholars In addition to those
heretofore In attendance-the last session numbering
upwards of one hundred and fifty pupils.
Boarding be had in private families on reesona'
BILE terms. 5000 80.
supply Of School Books kept for sale at Philadelphia
wholesale prices, with the carriage added
For further particulars address"MaL andon C.1aynes
Secy of the School," the "Secretary OF the Lodge;
also, see circular and catalogue
J. w. nEApERICK, H. y. WELLS,
j. NJ. IiOss, j. A. DmwoRrH,
w. p. BREWER, J0us RH.A,
Jonashoro, l7N Committee or the iStOOl,
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.B- The Pacific Rail Road Of Missou-
ri has just been opened to Herman, and
m excursion train has been run over the
road.
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COM nj E R CIA L.
Augusta Market.


AUGUSTA, Aug. 20.
Herewith find statement Of our Produce market.
Bacon, hog round Tx % 1lI&c hams ii a l3c as to
quality; sdcsl2 @ l3c; shoulders lie. LARD l2 % lac.
Cons 90c % ~. MEAL si,iO a 1,2O. OATS 70c. WHEAT
u 80 @ 100 for red aud white. Flour IS % 10 D bbl,
aud same rate In sacks. No other articles having
changed figures, l remark that they are the as
last quoted by me.
EXCHANGE on the North 4 q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Athens Foundry Ware-Room,

Next door 90 TcnMcssee Hunk,
UNyHERE Is kept constantly on hand and for sale,
" Cooking and other Stoves, Hollow Ware, And
Irons &C. and all kinds OF Tin Furniture. We are also
prepared to Ill orders for spoutng, and Tin Ware to
and other upon short notice ana good terms
Having engaged the services Of an excellent workman,
we are confident of giving satisfaction
NAV i1-tf-8I6 2IM,lERMANa THOMAS,
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A Big ANGEL.-The largest angel we
ever read of was seen by Mahumet in the
third heaven, which, the Koran says, had
two eyes seventy thousand days journey
nnnrl.
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"Joncs," said sympathlsing noighbor to n
friend, "what in the world put matrimony in
your head!"
"Well tho fact is, was getting short of
Shirts"
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University of Nashville.

McNiCni Dcpsirthichts
THyTiE Fih Annual Course Of Lectures in this nsti
j tuition will commence Monday, Goth OF October
next and continue till the first of the ensuing March,
PAUL ,. Eve, H., Principles and Practice Of surgery
JOINS NJ WATSON, ". De- Obstetrics and the Diseases OF
Women and Children.
W. X EowiISG, NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
A. H. BCCH,SAS, Surgical Pathological Anatomy
C. X WINSTON, II. D. Matera Medica and Medical Juris
prudence.
RoDrRT VI. PonrER, " D., General and Special Anatomy
J. BgRRiES LtSDslEy, ii. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
THOMAS Il. Jennings, N. D. Institutes OF Medicine aud
Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM I. BRIGGS, NJ. D. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students on
the first Monday OF October.
full Preliminary Course of Lectures, free 10 all
students, will be given by the Professors, commencing
also the first Monday of October.
Clinque has been established In connection with the
University ut which operations are cases
prescribed for and cctured upon in presence OF the class
Amount of Fees for Lectures in the University slOo
Naturalization Fee, paid once onlyO 70. Practical
Anatomy $40. Graduation Fee 1875.
Good Boarding can be procured at about ~ b week
Further information be obtained by addressing
]. BERRIAN LINDSLEY,
Nashville, Aug lie Chancellor OF the University.
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POPLAR Hill Academy,

FOR MALES AND FEMALES
McHIinn County, Tenn.
rVNHE Fourth Session Of this Institution will
l. open on Monday, July 23l next, aud
close on Friday the 2lst day Of December
1855.
RATES OF TUITION.
lst. Class-Orthography Reading Wri-
ting and Mental exercises. $500
I'd. Class-Geograph English Gram
mar and Arithmetic. $500
Sd. Class-Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Logic Rhetoric and Mathemat.
les. $1,000
Contingent fee in advance. s0,25
Tuition charged from date Of entrance till
the close of the session, and no deduction
for loss time, except in case Of protracted
sickness. Boarding can be had in private
families near the School, on moderate terms
J. G. BARB, Principal
June 20, lS55-tf. 1888
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Monroe-Rudd, American.
Blount--Colburnc. American, gain.
Roane--Wc!ckcr, American.
DradLey--Richey, Democrat, gain.
Knor-Whitc, American.
Knor and Serier-Arnstrong American.
.4ndcrSon-Walacr, American.
Hdmlton-Burche, Democrat.
JeberSon-AIrck, American.
Meigs, McMinn, and Pok-CoLb, Demo.
crat.
Hamilton, Btedsoe, and Rhca--pope, Dem.
ocrat.
Maion-Easterly, Democrat.
Sheiby-llolmcs and Bartlett, American.
Shelby and 1fptOn--Taylor, American,
gain.
FayeRe--Dortch, American.
Haypood- Thomas, American.
WhHe-Snodgrass American.
SmiM-Ward, American.
Wayne-Pogue, American.
Cocke-Campbcll, American.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and Henry
hlgce, American.
Nlabry. Democrat.
Cannon-Wood, Democrat.
Giles-Watkins, Democrat.
Lanrence-Nixon, Democrat.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ptlIIbSldis
Maury-Dunningto Democrat.
Democrat.
Wedkley-Cavtt, Democrat.
Franklin-Newman, Democrat.
Hrrdeman-Wood, Democrat.
Lincoln-Bobo, Democrat.
Dickson-Mathis, Democrat.
Perry and Decatur-Pavatt, Democrat,
gain.
Harkins-Ball, Democrat, gain.
Humphreys and Benton-Glbcrt, Demo
crat, gain. s.-
Orer.on-Colquet, Democrat.
,Stenart--Shemwcll, Democrat.
Coffee, Grundy anil Van Burcn-North-
cult, Democrat.
Daridson-Brown and Temple, Americans.
Dariason, Robertson MongOmery-Cox,
American.
RoJertSon-Fort, American.
Montgomery-Dnvic, American.
Wiliamson-Cook, American.
Williamson, Mdury and LeoiS-Looncy,
American.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, American.
Rutherford and acknowledgements, Amer
lean.
Bedford-Littlc, American.
Dehdib-Brlen, American, gam.
Smilh, Sumner and Macon-Dcwitt,A Amer
lean.
Wilson-Glcaves and IIntton, Americans.
CarroH-Wison, American.
Nfal,son-Brown, American.
Observation-Disclosures American.
Carter and Johnson-Tipton, American.
galloway, American.
Gibson-Parks, American.
Naturalization, American.
Scott, Morgan and Fentress-Myatt Dem.
ocrat
DECENTRALIZATION, Democrat.
Greene, Hapkins, Hancock and JeGerson--
Kinney, Democrat.
Gireene-Bullcn, Democrat.
ClaiJorne-Cloud, Wing.
Washingion-Ilarris, Democrat.
Dyer and Fielder, Democrat,
gain.
Hcnru-Travis, Democrat.
Observation-Disclosures, Democrat, gain.
Nc .Nairy-Smitl,, Democrat, gain.
SuHiran-Alassengi ID 'mocrat
Obion-StovalI,D Democrat
-IVhitesides, Democrat.
NoTE.-We present our readers above with
a complete list of members elect to the Leg
islature. The Senate stands IA Americans
to II Antics. The House 3s Americans to
81 Antics. It's proper to add, however, that
Mr.. Colburn, of Blount, who is placed in the
list of Americans, md who beat Mr.. Wallace
n leading Democrat, is claimed by the oppo
silion; and TINT Mr.. Kinney, the member from
Jefferson, &c, placed in the list of Antics, is
claimed by the Rogersvillc Times ms an A.
merican. Cloud, of Claiborne, we are inform
cd, is Wing, but was elected by the oppo
siiion. We cannot vouch for the correctncs:
of all the names; but the political complex
ion, with these explanations, we believe t.
be correct. II there be any errors in thu
names, we will take pleasure in correcting
them.
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Notice..

a Ill persons indebted to the estate OF Tidence G..
~ Lane, deceased, are requested to come forward
and make settlement, and all those having claims
against said estate will please present them to the
dersigned for payment within the time prescribed by
law. H. o. LANE, ADMINISTRATOR
August 10, 2s55-4t
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Meeting of Stockholders

L. Tennessee Il Georgia Rail Road Co.
VHN III Annual Convention OF Stockholders In the East
u Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Company will
BE- held at the Rail Road Depot in KaoruiHe, on
Wednesday, the 5h ddyof September mort for the pur.
pose Of eecting Directors and transacng such other
business may come before It.
II. C. JACKSON, Scc'y.
Athens, Aug 3, 1s55-td SOL
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The Savannah Republican says, that even
10 mid,wintcr, the city was never healthier
than ut present.
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Ocoee Male Academy,

Circuit Court, Nhca county, Tenn.
Abner W. Frazier, Administrator fsam Frazier, decd
The Widow and Heirs of the said Saml Frazier decd
pursuance to decree made In the above cause, at
the July of said Court, 1850 WILL on the 10Th
day of September next the premises, sell at public
sale the highest bidder, credit OF twelve months
except the Of Fifty Dollars to be paid in hand the
Tract of Land whercon the said Samuel Frazier resided
before his DEATH with the exception OF the widows dow
en- which has been allowed and set apart out OF said
tract Said Land lying the waters OF Wolf Creek, In
said county, and containing, by estimation,
IL 3 a @ Il q -.
Bond and security will be required from the purchaser
and lien retained upon the Land for the purchase
money. DARIUS WAIEhioUsE, CLERK
Aug 8, lS55-td Prs fee - 3oS
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I'm accordance with the last will and testament OF Jo
IL seph p. Collwe, deceased, will sell, on the prem
next for cash in hand, Fifty Acres of Land,
adjoining the land Of NJ. H. Gibson, H. Rice and the
heirs OF John Maock and lying In the llt civil district
McAIinn county s'W' ThoMPsoN,
Aug. 10, lS55-6t-350 Executor
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CoDa1.tnorsh1P,

COPartnorSht1o.
NE AvING formed copartnership, wo Will continue
a II the Wholesale Grocery Busihess NJ
our Store on North side Broad street.
Our stock OF Groceries liquors eSceped) VIII be one
Of the largest ever offered In this market
Orders from merchants Of East Tennessee will he exc.
cuted with promptness. Consgnments oil Produce VIII
meet with our especial attention
CHARLES BAKER, hte Baker, Wiicos &c 90.
W. T. S TauS W H. Stdrke &c Co.
Augusta, Ga, July ~, s55+m-35t