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CARPET & RUGS.

THE subscriber has just received from
l. New York, large assortment of IN
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be sold at Iow prices.
sent % W y. PHILLIPS
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

NANCY ARTICLES.
l. Cases Guignolet
l do Kirsh Wasser very fine
do Curvaso
do Gold Water extra fine
40 Gal demischus Chs&e old whiskey
40 do do old Cognac Brandy
100 Bottles Madeira Il Port Wtne
10 Baskets Bouche 4 Sons Cabinet
Champagne, for sale by
Jan IL 1855 JOSHUA BEAL.
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UJUBE PASTE. Pate, de Guimauve
y Gum Drops, LococEx Waters. and
other preparations for coughs and colds.
for sale by VIM. Poes,. Druggist.
Jan % LaEvette 81 roo.
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RadWays Ready Relief.

THE great Pain Killer said to cure all
Il Pains, known to man, Except tina
from the inconvenience of at empty purse
For sale by H. +, WApDILL.
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Tobacco.

n e BOXES IS SIS and b. lump for sst't
~ by S. NJ. HART Il Co.
THE VERY BEST-Persons desiring
l. any of the celebrated rnedicins cal
led Brandy. can get some ofthc pure and
undulirated Pinet, CastilIon Il Co.'S. at the
Drug Store of WIZ. BOGEL.
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Twigg's Hair Restorative =!

Twigg's Hair Restorative
THIS compound possesses the virtue OF
L restoring grey hair to is original color,
and for preservation and grosth of the hair
has no equal. Prepared iroSn the original
recipe and sold in quantities 20 suit purchas-
ers by VIM BOG r.. Druggist
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Mothers Relief.

ONE of those remedies that should be
~ in the hands Of every one expecting
to become mother, its virtues can best
be known by the use Of it. For sale by
n, T. WADDITL
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Carriages, Harness, &c.

Carriages, Harness, &c.
JUST received from the best northern
y manufacturers, large assortment OF
C.ARRI.AGES and HARNESS., which.
with number Of my own manufacture
comprises variety worthy the attention O
purchasers. who are invited to examine BE-.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct 10y W. F. TUNNARD
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HARVEY HOUSE.

ELOUR +! 200 barrels Ohio and St. Loui
l. brands in store and for sale by
feb JOSHUA BEAL.
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OUTER AND SODA BISCUIT
- Butter and Soda Biscuit, fresh and
tine for sale in boxes, barrels, halt barrels
and at retail. JOSHUA Br.1.t
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To Consumers

TO Consumers
DEAL, ever intent to supply lis CHS
- toners at the lowest prices, is for
the present offering at retail
Hay, at 81 80 per hundred.
Corn, . 10 cents bushe
Oats, IS cents do.
Bran. ST 40 ger hundred.
Quantities of either, sold for less than
the above quoted prices Terms cash
may-l9 JOSHUA BEAL
nR. Geoghegan's Compound Extract of
- Hvdrofifer. for sale bv
maya. J. l.. WALLET. Druggist.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS?~A full
L supply just received and for sale hv
sept-5-ly. GEO. II. IiERDMAN.
Notice.
IRON and after this date Mr. Abel
l. Waddll is authorized 20 receive and
re 'eip3 tor any monies due me-
Jan - ) SHUA BEAL.
CLOAKS.-A few Gentleman's
" Cloaks, Of Superior Clsth for sale by
oct ~ WADDII L PEILLsPs.
S0 BBTS. Mess Pork.
~ few do. Rumps for sale.
may-,-" sM. HARrA co.
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WANTED.-A good Engineer, to
W take charge Of the Ferry Boat 1t this ,,lace.
oct-12-tf ROBERT REAL.
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CLOAKS.-A few Gentleman:
" Cloaks. Of Superior Clsth for sale by
oct ~ WADDnI 4 PEILl1Ps.
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FRESH supply ok Razin's. and r
u S. G. Wrights Vmriraled Perfnmerv and
Fancy Articles, direct from Philadelphia-
comnrising the exquisite:
Pinaud Extracts,
Assorted e of every variety.
Barrel P"mmade.
Diamond Urn Pommade,
Milk Of Roses,
Vesta Matches,
Diamond Cement. Invaluable To House
Keepers for mending broken Glass and
China)
Waters Tooth Soap THE best article
known for cleaning the Teeth.
Nnt,itive Cream-and the finest quala
'es and particles Of Washing Shaving and
Toilet Soaps-for sale at the Ding Sore
Of feb-151 n. r. WADDILL.
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RADWAvS Renovating Resolvent. re.
IL solves disease. perItes the blood, and
renovates the system. for sale by
feb %. =. l.. WALLET, Apotbecarv
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS "A full
1 supply just received and for sale hv
sept-5-iy. GEO. II. HEROMAN
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nR. Geoghegan's Compound Extract O
IL Hvdroffer for sale bv
mav-24. J. l.. VALET. Druggist.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-15

THE PRosPEcr AHEAp.--Presdential Vote
Of l856-Importanc Of New York-rhe Her.
ALL says: "l'he whole number of votes Of the
the electoral colleges is 296 OF these the
fifteen Southern States have l2O and the
sixteen Northern States l76-Northern mn
jority Sc. Thus, upon an absolute sec,innal
issue, the South is ut the mercy OF the North.
But the vote of the single State Of New
York is sufficient 70 turn the scale. A ma
jority the electoral colleges required to
elect the Prsideril IN l49. Add the VOTE OF
New York, So, to the vote of the fifteen
Southern States, i2O, md it gives us l55, or
eight votes more nian the required majority.
This strikingly exhibits the Importance of
the Empire State IN any Presidential contest
Of II sectional character. With New York
standing by. the Sonth, State rights; the
Union and the constitution, the rest of the
Northern States, ina solid bad y, including
even Pennsylviia, may go for the anti slave.
~ coalition, and they will still be defeated"
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PHILADELPHIA, June 7


The election of Carlisle the Amr ricnn can.
didate for Congress- in tn. eleventh Congres.
sional district OF Virginia is confirmed.
The Know Nothings hnd banquet at
SAMSON Street HILL, Mayor Conrad presiding,
with anumber OF Vire.t .hairmen. The room
was tastetnlly decorated, and the table album
dainty supplied. Four or live hundred per.
sons were present Cr
First toasi-"Ths Union."--Respondcd to
by Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina, in a
patriotic speech. ~ ~
Second toast--aAmerica ruled by Ameri-
cans."'-kesponded to by J D. R,cards, Of
Maryland. .
Third tnast--" Religious Liberlv."-- Re.
sponded to by G. Andrews, Of New York.
Various other speeches were made, md the
prooscdings were not closed iil late hour.
There was much confusion, and the apeakers
were frequently interrupted.
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THF REsuLr lN y1RaIHIA.

<4II14s - " AikNtAvl
The New York Herald throws out sonne
hints to the Know Koth,nes, suegessed BY the
result Of the elections in Virginia, It says.
ahsr allndins TO The apologies offered BY. The
American papers for their recent defeats:
Now, the question recurs with fedonbled
force: WHAT'S to he donei The Democratic
party will begin again TO stir themselves, and,
from present appearances. under whAtever
name they may enter into. the Forthcoming
election, we may expect II successful, that
the administration will be \ continuation Of
the present corrupt spills establishment OF
Mr.. Fierce and his Kitchen Cabinet. This
administration has been condemned by the
people. Dir. Wise carried the State Of Vir-
ginia In spite Of il. Upon no other basis
can there be organized a party--a great new
national party--half az powerful and enthu
siastic as upon the simple platform OF the re.
pudiation Of these second class Van Bnren
Bourbons- at Washington, and the substitu.
tion Of new administration, ne y men, new
measures, 'retrencbment and reform" and a
new policy out and out.
Let this American party be re.organized
with open doors upon this platform, aud they
may compass political revolution equa' 70
that Of 1870. The people. are ripe for IT,
Proclaim u policy Of opposition to the domes.
tic secession and free spoils system Of Mr..
Pierce, OF hostility to mis- diplomacy and sucl,
foreign appointments as q money changing
Austrian jew to the Hague. an English social.
list TO Naples French revolutionary refugee
to Madrid, and an Irish filibuster to Lisbon,
and sound the alarm against this present
wnsteful .extravaganse of eighty millions a
year for the support of our peace establish.
ment, and the work may be done. The Know
Nothings. may head this movement il they
please. They have only to cut off their ex
listing unconstitutional and preposterous oaths
of persecution against the Irish and,tbe Cath
olies, and to sink all minor Issues in the para
mount question Of q new administration, they
have only to proclaim the constitutional doe
trine OF non-intervention in the domestic af
fairs of the states and the policy of fair and
generous dealing in any territorial ssu,
which may hereafter come up for adjustment
upon the slavery queslion, and the road il
open before them. ,.s.
On the other hand. IL the Know Nothing.
persist in their present secret, contracted and
unconstitutional policy, there Is every proba
| bility OF junction Of. all sorts of iartiei
with the Democracy, as in a common cause
against unwarrnntabfe bigotry, intolerance
and prescription 'YIis,,j,nction is already
admitted to some extent in Virginia, and Il
will take very little labor to make it a gener
al movement throng!lout the country. The
true American policy for 1856 is the busting
OF this spoils dynasty at Washington and the
| election of an entirely new administration. in
| men, measures and principles
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THE NEw YoRK BREADsruFFs Market
--Hreadstuffs continue 10 droop in the New
York market. letter from that city dated
Thursday evening, says:
"'rhe hears have taken courage, and there
are more sellers than buyers for forward de
livery. Common State was freely offered
at 80 for July, without finding purchasers.
I'm wheat there is scarcely anything doing
The receipts are accnnulating, and millrrs
refuse to operate except II: a material reduc,
ton from present prices. Good white Can.
adian can be bought ut $3.50, mud mixed Up.
per Lake at So %. Rye is scarcely 80 firm
with rather more offering:
"'rhe panic in the corn market noticed yes.
t. rday still continues, and prices have dccin.
ed 2 n 3 cents per busIleI. Good shipping
parcels sold ut 81 o., and 10000 bushels for
June and July ut 81, which is decline of a
cents on the last transaction. Otis are rapid
" deprcciating, and are 9 cents lower than
Yesterday" $50
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Valuable Land for Sale,

DURSUANTt decree Of the Circuit
j. Court Of Monroe county. Tenn. in case
The petition of Samuel Douthet and others,
Vs. Isaac L. Douthet 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, I
miles below Morganton, a valuable Tract OF
Land. containing Three Hundred aud Ninety.
eight Heres, more or less, known rs the Douth.
ct old farm, and being the same on which
Samuel Donthet. deceased, formerly resided.
A credit of six months will be given on one
half the purchase money, and twelve mouths
on the residue, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and lien retained until
the purchase money is paid
JOHN MoCLAIN, Com'r.
jane 10. ls55--4t pre- fee IS 35l
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New, Rich and Desirable.

rs now receiving and opening very desira.
Il BILE assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. comprising almost everything usual.
Iy brought to the market, such as Cloths,
Cassimers, Tweeds, Drap d'Etes, Linen and
Cotton Goods Of every description, vestings
Of different qualities and latest styles, de- DC.
large stock Of Ladie. Dress Goods, consist
ing in part Of Silks. De LANES, Berages, lis.
sues, Lawns, Muslins. Ginghams, Prints in
great variety and Of the latest style; Ribbine,
Laces, Edgings, Gloves, Linen and Linen Cam.
brio Hdks; and in fact every thing that is fine
and nice that a lady may call for.
He also has a large and varied stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHIG, which he will sell
at a bargain.
Also, Hats, Caps Bonnets, Boots, shoes
Bleaehed and Brown Domesties, Hosiery.
Hardware, Queesware, Glassware, DC.
He also keeps on hand general assortment
Of Groceries, Spices, dc. 10
To all Of which he respectfully invites the
attention of purchasers, believing that he
can offer as great inducements in the way Of
fine, good and pretty goods, and low prices,
as any other house in the market. Give him
q call, examine the assortment and Judge for
yourselves. April 27-344
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LOUDON FOUNDRY.

49,; 3. ss sss ss! ~ e.
joiring ssassfess shas eAsy ~ erected 1t
1oudch, and have now IL IN Operation, On,
Iteu Feandfy. and ~ ptstsfststt iresiss
Evsry Dssssapslss = cassi.sss
Thsy will keep sosstansly % hand aIG<fSet
sizes and styles q Cooking stove6 fpr4ifkSd
complete, such ~ The IIoosisf Stete; Asklsnd
Nine Plate. Chambef, Of5ee aud G1ct sfoves;
BALLOON Stores; fronis and Brsser. f6r biafli,-
rug coal. together with 3 general ns<orfmcNt.
Of Hollow wnte. oohsistisg u washinK Mt
tles Pota PnnE Fkillets, IA, kc.y WAG,o
Irons; Ere Doge; Wagon Dos cs; If0a n6ilinx
u every description; Water Pipes, Itoun eas
inch mp 10 any deeired sise. They are Nlso
prepared to eSecuf4 ali kinds o. dRlST snd
SAW MILL CASTfNGs together with t1ss
well known KiIgore Water Wheel, formerly
manufactured at Athens This whesl win
day, and viii grind from 10 TO 10 bushels per
hour. Having had considerable practical en-
periepce in Mill Gearing, they .fstter them
selves they can give full satisfaction Ia any
work ordered from them. Also, the most i'm i.
proved Ploughs right and leSt hnnd mould
boards; Horse Powers; TaresIcr,; and In shors
every thing Ia sthicr line. y. q "a
There IL connected with the Foundry an
excellent ~ 3ts 3 - ~ -. =
nGac1aaaao s31aop,
where all work can Jc fitted up IN. the LEST
manner, and with dispatch.
,tS- old Iron and Copper token in ex-
GROVES & KILGORE.
N. BAH Patterns that will come into
general use will he made free Of charge.
May 25, lS55-1y 34S
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

THE undersigned, being anxions to remove
l. West, offers for sale, for cash in hand, or
by the lst of September, the valuable FARM
on which he resides. miles South Of Athens,
on the Stock Road to Georgia, containing
382A Acres, about $50 Of which
are in high state Of cultivation, the balance
beautifully tmbered-all lying as level az
any valley farm Of the same size in East Ten.
nessee--about 100 acres in Clover, 90 in fins
Herds Grass and Timothy meadow; with CON.
Portable and convenient Buildings; fine Wa.
ter and good young Orchards. The Land all
enclosed except . few acrea Better fencing
will not be found on any Farm In the county.
AlsAs 248 Acres. lying four miles North Of
Athens. adjoining the Lands Of Charles Met.
ealfe aud others, on the Stock Road iron, Ken.
lucky to Georgia--l6Q asres in fine state Of
cultiyation--thei land lying beautifMlly--oom.
PORTABLE Duildinss--eood orchards, and The
best Of water. Those wishing to purchase will
do we'll to call on the undersigned, at his real.
deuce soon, as he is determined to sell and 4
bargain can be had. III. l.. PHtLLIFS
April IL, ls56-tf 8sa
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FEY The defeat nf the aboli,ionists in the
election held in Kansas on the 22d ult., has
had the effect to allay all excitement Oh the
slavery question ia that regi"n, and the pco.
pie, of the Territory, according to the ntelli
gence recently rcsrived, hnd dropped politics
and takento their ordinary occupations. In
Nrt'asEa, the rr"seriptve action of the e,ni.
grant MD faction had aroused spirit of re-
.istanee, and we hear of public meetings be-
ing held, resolutions passed and addresses
published, advocating the establishment of
slave State in the Southern portion Of that
Territory. In fact several families have gone
there nlrendy with their slaves, and there they
intend tu remain.
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WASHINGTON, June o.


The demand for land warrants IL unexpect.
eddy great The brokers here cannot fill their
orders, at the present, rates, fast enough,
though they now offer dollar aud ten cents
an acre. The demand grows out Of the wan,
Of land for actual settlement and cultivation
and chiefly BY our own people, and not for.
eign cnligrants. The high prices Of provisions
"faiI kinds and the foreign demand for them
which is, likely to continue and increase, have
turned the attention Of unemployed labor to-
wards the land, as II source of subsistence
Instead OF gold digging and rail road projects
and speculation in general Though .irnrni.
grafton has greatly fallen IF, yet the public
lands are likely to BE- settled and cultivated
at rate quite IA rapid as ever.
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Flouring Wills,

I>llE subscriber respectfully announces. to
l the public that he has recently rebuilt
bis Ills on Eastannllee. three miles North.
east Of Calhoun, Tenn, on an entirely new
and improved plan, aid is now prepared to
accommodate those who have Wheat and
Corr, to grind. He m grind any qoantity
on short notice, anl1nsures a. fine turnout.
He specially solicits the patronage Of such
as desire superior article of Flour for fami.
ly use. He is also prepared to crush Corn in
the cob for stock Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. W. j. MoCLATCHEY,
June Is, 1S55-tf 95l
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Atlanta Market,

t ATLANTA, June II.
Receipts Of Bacon, Lard GRAIN &C., continue small and
the stocks In market are yet light. - -
BAcos, unchanged, iiHc hog round shoulders o a
loci hams lac; sides scarce f9kc LARb Ia Arm with
only moderate demand. At II a lie In barrels 10 a
Iskc In kegs. BvrrR. Tennessee iaH a ttc, dull
FLOUk, common superhne, dull, tfD n i0a5 Il tbl-
CoHs sells In small quantities az MAO aba, sacked.
MEAL In small quantities., ti,40 sacked. wnRAr, com.
mon article u q LIS per bu. HAY, Tennessee scarce
Sl,70 hundred. fkAriyHs scarce, dull, &c. gruIr,
Dried Apples 30; Peaches ~ D bu. 4 u =
ExcHAsos-slght drafts on New York 10; Augusta,
Charleston and Savannah Y . cent. prem, ! '
Yours, truly
eEAGO q ABBOTT,
0exevnl 0bsmtssion Xerchdnts
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Macon Market.

Macon, June 10.
Transactions for the pas. few days light stocks Ba.
con heavy-saes limited.
BACON, hog round, with clear Sides II a Ike; clear
sides II a llHc; hams II q ike; shoulders gx a
i0c. LARD, stocks moderate, II a In bbs CoRx,
scarce, 81 20 q i45 OARS scarce, 81 q u. PEAs 81
q 4l15 MsAL scarce, - a 1850. fL0uR, superhne
% a o25; extra family ~ % 6,25 D sack. PEsrHERs,
dull, 81 @ Dc HAY, good Tennessee, l,50 a Si,75
cwt. buIrsn, good article IS @ 2Oc. CovSEE, Rio
arm, " q i3c. SgoAR, New Orleans IN q Sc. MolAs-
sss, In barrels, IS q a0c.
EXCHANGE on New York n y cent prem,
Respectfully, $1,000
"a - M = ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
CbamfssioR Merchants, .Nacon Ca
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Notice.

I HEREBY forewarn III peraons from
L tradiag for Note Of hand executed by me
to jacob Eledge, twelve months after date.
and dated about September. in the year s54,
which Note am determined not to pay, a.
l have never received value for the same, and
said Eledge is violator of his covenant In
said contract. D. L. STOUT.
Morganton, June 8, 1851 1851
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4. RtcHN0Sfy, Canada West, Feb. 8, 1873.
Mr. James GrangerA-Dear Sir During the last dix
years, have been great sufferer from Inflammation.
In the cold weather. especially, my disease rnged with
almost indispensable violence. have tried tile multi
tude Of nosruns prescribed by my friends and acquant-
ances, but without any permanent relief At very great
expense, I employed medical aid, remained many
months under the charge Of the best reputed In vi
cnty, hut but foud ne better success had recourse
70 the most skul practitioners In Belvlle and Kings.
ton hut my hopes aEain Frustrated The case was
considered DISQUALIFICATION atias A. one given up to
die, had lain nearly three months suffering extreme
agony aud unable To obtain relief from any quarter
was recommended to use medicine called Megicah
.Mtadng LiHiment, to he found at your drrs store
Though had never heard Of such medicle such wa
the state Of my that resolved to try The effect
seemed scarcely credible TO myself yet |, was so The
pains left entirely. and amer spending more than one
hundred dollars In cash, and suffering than would
have thought possible for suffer and survive
one dollars worth OF the Mexican Mustang Imminent,
manufactured by a. a. Bragg Co., has conrletey re-.
stored me to health Should there be any one suior,
from this terrible disease, hope that simple easily
applied and enlcacnus n remedy this Eminent may
be within your reach. I.ra
Yours, Vel v trniy. sAMrrL B.Lpwty.
For sale In Atiers by wM BURNS; in Calhoun by n.
y. MARTIN: r. Charleston by JAS. u. Balm. Gjune 8
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APPOINTMENTS.

The candidates for Senator will address
the people at the. times and places below:
Pettitt's Stand, Polk co., Monday, July 2
A. McKissack's 80" Tue.day, :" 8
Duchtowu, Copper HILL Wednesday"
Turtletown, (Caruth's,) Thursday, /" .
Springtown. WIN. Morgan's) Friday. " 8
kincannons Ferry, Meigs CO., Monday, I" .
Martins store. Tuesday, 10
Moorss Store, 9" Wednesday :" II
Boggess X Roads. -" Thursday. "l2
7. Prgmore's, McMinn co., FRIDAY, I" Is
SweetwAter. Monroe CO., Saturday, /" IA
yphnson's Mill, !" Monday, ~" Is
Gentry's Mill 3" Tuesday, "l7
Big Cr't Meet. House," "Wednesday" Is,
iron Works Thursday, " ~
Coco Crit Fry STOREY" Friday. :" 20
Lees Store, ~ "a" Saturday. !" N
MndisonviIle, Monday. I" %
Firsstons q neMinn co., Tuesday. "24
The candidates for floatcr will attend the
Polk eOunties. 4 u = =, y. 4 = ~ n d II -
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Valuable Neg 0 for Sale,

DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
L Court Of Monroe county, Tenn, in case
the petition Of John c. Vaughn, Admiui.tra-
tor Of John Ellis. deceased, will eeil to the
highest bidder, on the 9Th day Of July next,
at the Sweetwater Depot. on the Fast fennes-
see and Georgia Rail Rond, n NEGRO MAN,
Hing. provided he sells for sum not less
than seven hundred aud fifty dollars. A
credit Of one year will be given, the purchaser
giving note aud good security.
4. L. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
May 20, 1854 prs fee IS $50
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kOwand'S Tonic Mixture,
Pianos.

TUST received and for sales
q One octave, 2 round corners iron plate.
One 81 +" octl legs.
One round curved legs,
elegant finish. - a..
One q octave, Around corners. curved legs,
and mouldings.
Two octave superb Budoir, very heavy tone
These Pianos are from the oldest aud hest
manufacturers in Boston and New York-are
selected and built for strength rs well rs for
sweetness and power Of tone. and are war
ranted; and for beauty Of architecture can
not be eycelled. ~, ~ II. g. COOKE.
April 27-tf-34+