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EcLIrsEs IN TUE YEAR 1850 There will
be this year four cclipses, two of the sun
aud two OF the moon
The first total eclipse Of the moon, MAY
], at 10 O'Clock, IS minutes, in the evening ;
visible.
The second, partial eclipse Of the sun,
MAY 10, alto O'clock, d minutes, in the even
ing: invisible here only visible towords the
North Pole, Greenlad, aud the north part OF
North America, latitude 60 and 81.
The third,a total eclipse of the moon
October %, ut O'Clock, IS minutes, in TIE
morning; invisible.
The fourth, partial eclipse of the sun
November 6, at 3 O'Clock, 80 minutes, in the
afternoon; invisible here, and only visible al
the South Pole.
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rrlnh Denton, AdmnistrntOr Of Geo. W. Lac, aee,d.

The creditors Of the said George W Hale,
TIE account ordered in this the last term OF
the Court, will be taken at the Masters office In
Athens, on the 18th inst at which time the parties win
attend with their proof WIN LOWRY a. a. NJ
Jan. 10, 1S55-td prs fee so $50
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Chanccry Court at Athens.
John c. Rutherford,

Marshall Cunningham and Moses Cunningham.
TUE account ordered IN this at the last term OF
the Court, will be taken Mt TIE Masters office Ia
Athens, ON the 9th inst, at which time and place the
parties will attend with their proof
Jan 10, 1S55-prs fee 81 WM LOWRY C. 6B
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-.1, g, winter stock ,

OOKi Lo0E. !. to inform san our s customer,
Sotes and Accounts, fJan6l c'E& T.P. GIBSON,
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t1sy-There were l07 marriages in Gibson
county IN 1851, 90 in December and 81 in
January last
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Cnanccry Court at Athens.
Thomas II. Galloway,
rs.
Thomas Gunter, or the heirs of said Gunter.
yNylE account ordered in this cause the AufuSt er
of said Court will be taken ut the Master oihce III
Athens on the 10Th day Of February 1900, a"h'ch time
the parties will attend with their proof
WIG POI WM LOWRY, C. d W.,
by WILLIE Lowry, D. c. 4 NJ.
Feb 2, 1s55-td Prs fee W o'-
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TO those Iratoreated.

"AVING disposed Of my entire stock OF Merchan
A disc ia Athens, all those indebted NE either D.,
note or account earnestly requested to forward
aud pay up Immediately the business of the concern
must be closed. This is my last call.
Feb, o S. X. REEDER
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1924 20
II. II. HUBBARD. Cashier

1T. II. TIUBBAkD' ONNIteT.
STATE OF MCPHERSON co
Personally appeared, II. II. Hubbard,
Cashier OF the Dandridgc Bank at Dandridgr,
and made oath that the foregoing statement
Is true to the best of his knowledge and be
lief. Sworn End subscribed to before me,
Jan. 10, 1855.
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Chanccry Court at ,IadisonvilIe,

ENENCE POSCS.-Alo lot Of first rate Sawed Fenc,
II Posts for by tieb q 5. X. REEDER
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NTNTICE.--Thoro was n Note came on me and J.
~ r. Ware from II. I. Martin, in Calhoun, Tcnn for
lin says that Ware signed said note hereby notify all
persons that will not pay 1t unless compelled by law
ms never gave any person any authority to sign my
name 10 any note whitever and have had partner
shin with Mr. Ware any other person. The date Of
the note aud the amount not elected rscsely.
we,mors rok 60. Feb. O. 1917 II c. FIELDS.
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n GENERAL assortment q BOOTS and SHOES,
"a which VIC promise TO sell as low a' they can be
bought elsewhere. Call and judge for yourselves We
take pis.'Ins nee " '''0""S ""' C'FkTF GIBSON,
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DANGERS OF HIGH PILLow.-lt is often
question among people who are unacquaint-
cd with the anatomy and physiology Of man,
whether lying with the head exalted, or even
with the body, be more wholesome. Most,
consulting their own case on this point, argue
in favor Of that which they prefer. Now,
although many delight in bolstering up their
heads at night, and sleep soundy without
injury, yet we declare it to be a dangerous
habit The vessels through which the blood
passes from the heart to the head are always
lesscned in their cavities when tile heal is
resting in bed higher than the body; there
fore. in all diseases attended with fever, the
head should be pretty nearly on II level with
the body; and people ought to accustom
themselves to sleep thus, to avoid danger
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Tm1IIT subscriber is now receiving and opening bic
stock OF EnIi and winter Goods, together
with a good lot Of Rendy-Mndc CiothinE.
brh he proposes 10 sell low FIR cash OF or efls fs
rnod men, lNoNH L. UODeth,
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New ENGLAND RUM FOR SEBAsToroL-
The NIiddIesex, (NIass.) Journal says
We learn from good authority, that Trull
Brothers, distIIers, are now engaged in filing
orders for this "natire juice" to 90 to ;hr
Crimca They get As cents per gallon, and
boast Of making tceire hundred dDiIarS II
week. Think of that in these hard times.
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Select School,

t~SASSN SSAOOAi
TENllE next Session Of Yrs. Cookies Select
z school will commence on Monday, the 18th dly
Of February inst. The number of pupils will be limited
TO twenty-five.
TERMS per Session.
Spelling, Reading and Mental Arithmetic .....$ SO 90
Writing, Written Arithmetic and Geography ...... 90
Grammar, Natural History, Philosophy and Chem
Latin and French. 90
Auslc tIiGho) w
Use Oi franc. ................... W
Vocal Music taught free OF charge
No pupils taken for less than half session Tuition
payable in advance. ATHENS, Feb. eff
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Forest Hill Academy,

nus Institution opened on the S,h inst. for the
MT A c. CAHNES and LADY.
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Mustang HinimeDt and the Ladies,-
In our opinion, nothing is above the comprehension
women and with less prejudice, more libcrality. and
much keener PERCEPTION than men, when idea is
presented locria. Taught, or fact asserted
she grasps it at once aud with the rapdty and clear
almost Of instinct decides upon its merits or truth
ulness; and If her decision be favorable, she enthusiast
tcaly advocates aud supports IT, Thus the common
saying has obtlinod-"Cnce get the women on your
side and you 5aie; and we Happy state that
have the ladies all in favor OF the NHStdRG LiRi-
msnt Thry have tried It for CakCd Breasts, Sore Nip
pies, Sores Chafes and Burns on Children, as wen as
for Group and AIumps. Also, for Corns, Tootl-achc,
pains in the limbs and joints Sore Eyes Erupons Cuts
and Bruises, and they have always found it efecual-
and they 20 about like angels they procaimng
their friends and to all they hear tell or who
are suffering. We have daily calls for by persons who
say such and such ladies recommended them try it.
Go on ladies in your "goOd Samaritan work. and thou
sands will bless you for your timely advice.
For sale in Athens by WIN BURNS; in Calhoun by II.
z. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. b. Balm. feb o
Married,
On Sunday, the 2sh ult., by Rev. Mr. Elder Mr. A. NJ.
DUGCAN to Miss MAEGAREr BURNETT all Of this county
.-zEus.s<-rNal
Died,
In this county, on Monday, the Sth inst, Mr. +. r.
JonNsroS, aged about 80 years.
SKI. g1s,sa. .-g'srN'z..s..ais
COIN IIE RCIAL..
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Meteorological Table,
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY FROM OBSERVATIONS AT
WOoDwARD's School, ny
Y. c. WOODWARD, A. NJ.
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"A AlERlIED NEBUht'--i nc lIllS 'ISl l''perS
have uttered the most dolorous complaints
about the barbarty Of the Russians in firing
upon their own cavalry rs well as upon that
Of the allies at the battle of Balaklava. Ac.
cording to the national morality Of John Bull,
nm act so :trocious should disgrace RUSSIA in
the eyes of all good people, forever and ever.
The Boston Courier gives them brief extract
from history, which may possibly correct the
tone Of the British press, and teach them Il
useful lesson. The Courier says:
Ii any Of the advocates of the a lies, and
denouuccrs of Russia, will turn to the third
chapter of the life of Gen. Nathaniel Greene,
by w. Gilmore Simms they will find that nj
the battle Of GuiiOrd, which was fought be.
tween Greene and CORVALLIS, when the
British guards were in full retreat before the
American cavalry, and the battle was nearly
won, Lord Cornwallis saw that there WIGS but
one thing he could do to save the day, and
hurrving on the hill on which MrLoud had
posted his artillery, he gave the terrible order
TO repeI the progress Of the American cavalry,
by pouring out torrents of grape upon the
field. Every storm of bullets swept neccs-
sariIy through the ranks Of friends and foes
His own guard must feel the storm us heavily
rs their advcrsarics. Nevertheless he gave
the order 1T is destroying ourselves" said
O'Ilarra "'TInt is true" said CORVALLIS,
"but it is nnavodabc.' The cxpedient was
fatally successful. 1t repealed the American
cavalry, and it rescued the victory from their
clutches. About one half the splendid btt-
talon of ;he Guards WAS swept to ruin in the
storm--cut to pieces in the open day by the
guns Of their own army.
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Nvov.CE.-I forewarn all persons not to cut OF
- move any timber OF my Lands. ! will hold al
nersous accountable for so doing. ,,,,,,,o,.
Riceyillc Jan. II, lH1J-3t lSAAC bENooN'
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FEBRUAGY RULEs, 1855
John MeClain, Admir- of Samuel Douthet
deceased
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The business will hereafter be carried on In the name
OF g. NJ & 4. J. KSox, ut the old stand.
Charleston. Feb. ., lSJ5-3tl j. NJ. & T. J, KNOX.
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From the NashyiIle UpIoD and American

CONDITION OF THE BANK OF DAN
BRIDGE, TENN, FOR SIX MONTHS,
ENDING JAN. !, 1855.
State Bonds deposited with Comp
troIler' six per cent. 10000 90
Votes ana bii's maturing, 47,2l3 "a
Que from banhs' 5,i5l 81
CASH on HAND.
Gold aud Silver, l5.eO3 IA
Notes of other Banks, 1856 90
SlS2,62l SO
LIABILITIES.
Circulation, 10000 90
capital Stock paid in, so 900 90
Individual Deposilors, 1862 80
Interest Account, 6,96l 70
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DAVID EUDALEY,
Justice of the Peace for Jefferson county.
January 25, 1855.
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Married,

On Sunday the 2sh ult, by Rev. Mr. Elder, Mr.. A. VI.
UGGAN to Miss MARGARET L. BURNETT all Of this county
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Roiiing Cloths.
.Iust HfCcriXcd.

NNTE have on hand and for sale superior article
Wv Boting Cloths, Nos. D. 6, 5, . and 10:
Nov. 20 McEWEN & GILLESPIE.
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Terms of Tuition.
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n WILL give the highest market price for all the good
u FUR SKINS that may be offered during the season,
such as Mnl, 0possum Fox Raccoon, otter House Cat
aud Muskrat, [Athcns, Dec. u g. W. ROSS
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GLOVER SEED for sable, by ,.
q jan 10 kEiES HENDERSON.

SstPERFINE FLOUR.-we expect to keep
- on hand, Flour, Bacon, and Lard, to sell at whole
sale or retail. Also, Corn and Meal Dry Goods Groce-
rps &c JAMIE C.F.&T. r. GIBSON.
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Ansel Cad, Executor of VIM. Cad, deceased

Feb. Q, lS55-4t Prs fee So $50
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief In Five Minutes.

TYLEES COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SHRUF.
TfIHE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
J. safe, and efscsciOus remedy tor al pulmonary
dist sses, has enabled the proprietor to reduce the
prce so IS to place 1t within the reach OF a classes
Its superiority over Eost similar preparations ia ct
tested By many eminent physicians who have beer
eye witnesses OF its efficacy when the Usual RENE
LES have failed; also by thousand Of onr most 70
spectacle citizens who have used 1t in their fsilict
beth as preventive and cure with never failing cue
cess Tor the last twenty years. during which period
With vc-Y little aid from sdyertisins. &C., Il ha
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union.
In ccsca of recent Colds Coughs, Hodrsc,ess, &C. IL
gives inmedate relief, and generally curos in day
OF two, without interfering with diet or busnss OF
rendering the System more susceptible OF Ccici
chronic cases, LG.hnc, RhOoP'n2 Cough, Oro.Ip
bronchitis, affections Of the LIHgs, and Conssmp
tion, IL is always very bsnsSoial aud seldom falls
when comrnerce5 in time to perfect cure.
Price Is ard 80 cents q bottle.
Sold wholesaie by Patterson Marin, Stott 8 Co
Ridgely e %. Alexandria By Peel Stevens. 10
Georgetown by Mr.. CiBgol.
~ TRLELS GUN ARABIC CANDY Drops
similar composition to the above, but in Q r,ilder
and mere portable form; they act like charm on
troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug. psrticu
lsrly recommended for children. freQuenters Of cub
lic assemblies, public speakers, singers, Ac.
Prize I2H and 20 cents per box.
for GALE at most Drug sn4 Candy Stores.
oct Iy-tf
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tween the amount contained In the proposal 30
guaranteed and the amount for which he may have
sonuseted for furnishing the said supplies Tor The
whole reriod Of thu proposal to be charged up
aIainst said bidder bidders and his or their guar
antor or guarantors; and the sans nav be fmmedi.
atsly recovered by the United Staes fee the use OF
the Navy Department, In an sctton Of debt against
either or all Of sid persona
Public, No. II
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids for provisions,
clothing and small stores for the use OF the navy.
R,solpsd by TIE Senate and House Of RePresento-
tises of the United States Of Amertod IN Congress as
embed That all bids for supplies OF provsieps,
clothing and small stores for the use Of the navy
may be rejected, ut the option Of the department.
made by one who Is not known es manufscfurer
Of or regular dealer in, the article proposed TO De
furnished which fact. or the reverse. must Dc 0s.
tincty stated in the bids offered; that the bids OF al
persons who may have failed to comply with the
conditions of any contracts they may have prev.
ously entered into with the United States shall 81
the option of the department, be rejected that u
more than one bid be offered for the supply OF an
article on account Of any party, either IN his
own name or in the name Of his partner, clerk, or
jected at the option of the department; and thaf
partners Of any firm shall not be received as sure
ties for each other; and that, whenever II may be
deemed necessary, for the interest Of the govern
ment and the health of the crews Of the United
States vessels to procure particular brands Of fou
which are known to keep best on distant stations,
the Bureau Of Provisions and and Clothing, with
the appreciation of the Secretary Of the Navy, be
and hereby is, authorised TO procure the same on
the best terms, in market overt
Approved q March, 1854.
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no. 63i
Notice Of the establishment of an additional
land district in the State of California
WHEREAS under the provisions of the act of
w Congress, approved March 3, 1853. entitled
IAN act to provide foe the survey OF the public land
in California" &c, the President OF the Unitsd
states Is authorised at such time or times a, Ia his
judgment the public interest may so impsrstivsly
STATE Of California into two or three separate LAND
districts two of which districts were established uu-
der sad act by public notes, dated 2lst March,
1883; and whereas the surveys and attemepts
have extended In California far that the conye-
nsnce Cf the settlers and the public interest require
tie establishment Of the three districts authorized
b. the act Of the Cd March, 1853, Aforesaid
Now, therefore, be it known, that under, and by
authority Of the said act Of Congress of Sd March
1853 the President Of the United states has dre-td
that the State Of California shall be divided in 70
three separate land districts, the boundaries Of
which are as fol oSs, viz:
Ali that part fthe State, commencing on the Pa.
cife coast, lying north of the line between town
ships seven and eight q and 81 north OF Mount Di
able base line thence running east said line ia
the meridian, thence south on the meridian line 10
the line dividing townships three and four q and ~
north of said base Ii thence east on said line be-
tween townships three and four to the eastern
bou odsry of the State, will form the "UPPER us
the land office for which has been established
st MGrysviLe.
All tnat part of the State lying south Of the above
described limits and north of the line dividing townI
ships t. enty and twenty south, Tor fifth stand
ard scuth) viii form the "MIppLE DISTRICT" the Of
fee for which is at Bentca; ard all that part of the
State lying south of the fifth standard parallel the
"LOwER DISTRICT" As heretofore organize the Office
for which is 60 ablished ct Los Ange clos and In
view Of the said direction Of the President Of the
United states, under the act Of Congress Aforesaid
the boundaries sbnve mentioned shall in future b.
regarded the limits OF the said land digtr cts re-
speotivey.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
this ninth day Of April, A. d. 1855.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office
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mo. SOL

No. $50.
Notice o. tke e~a6tishmsnt Of the eGcs of
S"'oeyor General Of ptsbtte iasds for
the Territory of Utah.
Il virtue of the authority contained in the act ap
Il proved February 81, ts56, entitled can ACT to
establish the Office Of surveyor general of Utah, and
to grant land for school and university purposes
the President of the United States has directed that
the once OF surveyor general Of said Territory De
dered.
Given under my hand, al the City of washington
this twenty fourth day of March, ammo Domin 1888.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
mar 29-2aW6W
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CAMPHENE SU1cDE.-A servant pi,

CAMPHENE SU1CDE.-A servant girl
residing in the family of A. K. Reeves, at
Greenport, n. Y, was severely burned
on Thursday last by the explosion of a
fluid lamp in her hands. She died the
next day. Some statistician computes
roughly that more lives have been lost
by burning camphene and other explosive
fluids than were lost in the wreck Of
the Arctic; but as the camphene takes of
its victims one or two at time, it is not
so much thought of.
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! ENING STAR.
sPRINe-THK WAKING

lady came to a snow white bier,
Where youth lay pale and dead,
And she took the veil from her widowed head,
And bending low, in his ear she said
Awaken for am here.
She passed, with a smile, to a wildwood near,
Where the bows were barr n and bare
And she tapped on the b .rk with her fingers fair
And she called to the leaves that were buried
there,
Awakeni for I am here.
The birds beheld her without fear,
As she walked through the deepiae deils:
As she breathed on their dewny citadels
And she said 10 the young in their ivory shells
Awaken! for | am here.
q On the grave OF the fiOwe r. she dropped tear,
But with hope ann JOY like us;
And, even as the Lord to Lazarus,
She called on the slumb'ring sweet how'r thus
Awaken for ! am here.
To the lilies that lay in the silver mere,
To the reeds by the golden pond
To the moss that rounded the mage beyond,
She spoke, in her voice SO soft and fond
Awaken for I am here.
The violet peeped with its blue eye clear,
From under its own gravestone;
For the blessed tidings around had flown,
And before he spoke the mandate was known,
Awaken! for 1 am here.
The pale grass lay with its long locks sere
On the breast Of the open plain;
She lOosened the matted hair Of the slain,
And cried, as she filled each juicy vein
Awaken! for am here.
The rush rose up with its pointed spear,
The flag with its falciOn broad;
The dock lifted up its shield unawed,
As the voice rang clear thro' the thickeninQ sod
Awaken for I am here.
The red blood ran through the clover near
And the heath On the hills o'erheard;
The daisy's fingers were tipped with red
As she started 10 life as the lady said,
Awaken for | am here.
And the young year rose from his snow white bier,
And the flowers from their green retreat;
And they came and kneIt at the lady's feet,
Saying, all, with their mingled voices sweet
Oh, Lady behold US here.
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M. WILLIAM,

LADIES DRESS and TRIMMING STORE
Pa. avenue, between Seventh aud Eighth streets.
NJ WILLIAM would respectfully announce to
W. the Ladies Of Washington that he has Just
received from the Northern cities a complete stock
of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Rbands
large lot of Bonnets, in silk, scrape, and straw of
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment o. handsome Embroi-
deries of all kinds.
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sonabe rates.
Pinking and Fluting, and Kid Gloves cleaned.
mar 3l-eOlm*