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FEMALE PlErY.-The gem of all others
wh'ch ehcIrcle the coronet of lady's char
ar'er Is unaffected piety. Nature may lavish
'n"en on her person--the enchlntment of the
eouiltenancc--th graceluness of her mind
or strength OF her intellect; yet her lovelness
Is uncrowned till piety throws around the
whole sweetness and power of her charms
one then becomes uncnrthIy in her TEMPER
unearthIy in her desires and association. The
spell which bound her affections to things be.
low is broken, and she mounts on the silent
wings OF fancy and hope, to the habitation of
G'd, where it will be her delight to hold
communion with the spirits that have been
rnnsolned from The thraldom Of earth, ard
wrcathcd with a garland of glory.
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EL0PEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.-A week or two
since (says the Boston Chronicle) tailor of
this city clopcd with beautiful daughter of
wealthy man residing IN Dover,Ncw Ilamp.
snIre. The fact of the elopement gained ad-
dltional interest when it became known that
the lady had appropriated $1,000 of her faith
er's money, distracted from his safe-to the
enjoyment Of the honeymoon. On Saturday.
officers from Dover were in Boston with II
view of obtaining information relative to the
ruhnways, but up to the present time their
residence is unknown.
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jacksonville Female Academy,

TNlIE Trustees are gratitied in announcing
i to the patrons of this Institution that the
next session will commence about the middle
of September, in charge of Mr.. Samuel NJ
Gaines, Principal. Mr.. Gaines has been very
successfully engaged in female instruction at
Wetumpka Ala, and has secured the contin
ued assistance of Prof. Geartner, graduate
of the University of France, an accomplished
teacher of vocal aud Instrumental music, as
well as the languages, ancient and modern.
The Trustees assure parents and guardians
that the Institution will afford very superior
advantages.
An extended notice will appear in the Post
next month.
The Trustees are anxious to engage Prin.
cpal for the Male Department, the new
building being very nearly completed.
JOSEPH UPTON, Chairman.
July 81, lS55-tf 357
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eB Hon. w. l.. Sharkey, formerly Judge
OF Mississippi, and late United States Consul
at Havana, has consented to run for seat in
the lower House of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture. lie is the candidate Of "Sam." The
Mercury, at jackson, represents the political
excitement in that State as unprecedented. d.
Barbecues and mass meetings are held all
over the State,
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C nj NJ E R CIAL,
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Aug. 49,
We have but little change to note in prices Of Produce
since our last weeks review.
The stock OF BACON In market Is yet light with only
moderate demand We quote hog round II a. II lc,
clear sides have advanced slightly and now selling n,
l28 40 49,; shoulders Toe; hams i2c Lard continue.
at l2 90 l219c In barrels. BUTTER Tennessee dun l2Ic
CoRS, sacked, dull Ole 90 ~ II bu in small quantities
Flour, common superfine ~ u bbl. Hay, Tennessee
dull 81 30 u hundred. FEATHERS 35c y ID.
ExcuASGE-:ight drafts on New York Nc; Augusta
Charleston aud Savannah 4 i, cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General Commission Mercbuuts
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Z. O. q. f..
JOnesbOrO' Female High School,

Under the control and direction Of
JONESBORO UGH LODGE, NO. 40, l. o. o.. f.
Rsy' pAyp SILL srLiSs, Of renn' Associate PRINCIPALS.
Assisted by competent corps of Female Teachers |
f. H. HACKER and LADY, Of Lepsic, Professors of Music
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, Sc, &c.
FHNlE next Session Of this Institution will commence
u on Thursday, the 9th day uf September, lsj5.
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, inpe the Lodge to continue that system.
The location of this School-in pleasant village of
one thousand inhabitants, "swnrlablc for health and
morality, directly the line Of Railroad North aud
Southwest now completion hundred miles
East of Knoxville, surrounded by mountains and pure
spring water in abupdance-rcnlcrs it desirable to ALL
and suitable point for School of the largest size and
highest order. Large and commodous buildings have
been and are being erected sufficient to accommodate
very large number of scholars In addition to those
heretofore in attendance-the last sion numbering
upwards OF one hundred and fifty pupils
Boarding can be had in private families on rea soma
bic terms
supply of School Books kept for sale Mt Philadelphia
Wholesale prices with the carriage added.
For further particulars address" Landon Haynes
Scc'y of the School," the secretary Of the LODGE"
also, see circular and catalogue.
J. w. DEADERIcE, II. p. WELLS,
J. NJ. lI0ss, J. A. DnwoKrIr,
W. Z. BREWER, joins RnEA
Jonesboro', Aug l1* Committee IF he SrbOOI,
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tT- Mr.. r. Z. Taliaierro, the operator at
the Office of the Virginia and Norfolk Tele.
graph Company in Petersburg, was thrice
shocked and prostrated by lightning on We'd.
nesday afternoon, but escaped without injury.
Mr. Taliaferro, was down in Prince George
repairing the line, when the storm arose, but
being anxious to finish ihe repairs, would
not desist, though the lightning played fear
fully along the wire. Under the circum-
stances, his escape from death is almost mi.
raculuus
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COURTHOUSE Struck BY LloHrsrSo. On
the 2Sd inst, the cupalo of the Court house
in Taylor county, Va, was struck by lightning
while the Court was in session, mud a large
number of persons within the building. One
man was instantly killed, and several others
Frustrated, some of whom we're severely in.
jured' The Fairmont Virs.nian says:
Our informant who WIS in the court room
at the Time OF the occurrence, represents the
scene us most terrifying one. The building
appeared to him to be coming down bodily
under the pressure of some tremendous weight
and he instnctively felt for a support. Col.
Letting his thoughts, however, the nature of
the occurrence was instantly evident to him,
and he and the other persons ran out at the
side doors of the building Just then, the
screams OF some ladies OH the other side of
the street convinced them that sad calami.
~ had resulted, and on reaching the front Of
the building the character Of the calamity
was visible to all. Stretched on the bricks
lay number of persons; in the midst of them
the denuded body Of the Rev. IIezekiah Dun.
ham, the young man who was killed, aud
whose person had been stripped of every yes.
tige of clothing.
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CHOLERA AT THE TUNNgL.-1'he cholera
has appeared among the Irish laborers at the
western terminus of the Blue Ridge Tunnel
in Virginia. The Charlottesville Advocate re-.
ports two cases on Thursday last---a mother
and her child, The child died and was
buried, and the mother who was supposed to
be dead, was shrouded, and coffin ordered,
when she was fortunately restored TO con.
seriousness.
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RELIGIOUS NoTicE.-We arc requested to
state that the Rev. Mr.. Blackburn. of Benton,
will preach ut Little Hope Meeting House,
McMinn county, on the 4th Sabbath of Au-
gust, commencing ut IL A. NJ. and 4 Pm.
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RAcnEL.-It is said that the price of tick
ct to hear Rachel declaim in French tragedy
will be five dollars Five dollars ticket is
paying for lessons in French at rather cost
ly rate, especially as few will understand the
teacher
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eY The New York papers record bridal
and bural--thus: married, August lst, Jas
Nelson, Esq, to Caroline H., eldest daughter
OF VIM. r. Gray, Esq, all of this city, Died,
August I'd. Mr.. James Nelson, aged 81 The
funeral will take place today, from his late
residence, 2O7 West Nineteenth street" The
step here, from the altar to the grave was
short and sudden.
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NEW YopK. Aug. 8.

NEW UNk, AUS 8.
A serious trouble is brewing here among
the Masons. The Grand Lodge, rumor says,
has split in two. A manifest from the Sc
ceders is said to be forthcoming The merits
of the quarrel not yet divulged to outsiders.
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~ Austria is about to emanripatc her
jewish subjects, preparatory to further inter
nal reforms. Prussia has published another
circular defending her neutral position, and
Hanover has passed through u ministerial
crisis The visit of the Prince ofl'russia to
ST. Petersburg is mystiiying all the political
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Notice.

IN accordance with the last will and testament of Jo.
Il seph l.. Cowel, deceased, will SELL on the premi.
SIS, to the highest bidder, the 18th day of September
next, for cash in hand, Fifty Acres of land.
adjoining the land of VI. r. Gibson, H. Rice and the
heirs OF John Natlock, and lying in the 18th civil district
McMinn county. S.W. THOMPSON,
Aug. TO- lS55-6t-350 Executor.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 10.
Herewith find statement of our Produce market
bAcos, hog roui II % ic; aains II an i2h6e; sides
IN "a l3c shoulders 1Oaf % lie. LARD l2 90 1Ic No
change in Tailow, Beef Pork, SheepWoo Cotton Goods
Dry Hides or Feathers Cons is dull at 90c % a. Oars
20 % I5c WHEAT 20 a l,30 for red aud 81 30 a.
l,lO for white. We do not rely upon this market for
our quotations OF this article. Flour S775 "a $50 "a
Dbl, and same rate In sacks. STOCK PEAS 81 % 1lu-
BEEswAx 81 a 23c Butter 10 % 25c. EGGs II a l5c.
EXCHANGE on the North y u cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
(DJuiD iSSiau amt T,oIu,s usr,Ly,,y
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RAvAGEs or yellow FEvER-SAD CAsE.-The
Richmond Dispatch states that Mr. NJ. B.
Goodwin, a compositor in that office, has lost
during the prevalence of the fever at Gosport,
father, mother, aunt. sister, brother brother.
in-law, nephew and cousin, all of whom were
residents of that place.
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FooD Fon YELLOW FEvER.-It is stated that
at Gosport, Va, where the yellow fever broke
out, census was recently taken of row Of
six small two.and-a-half story houses and
they were found to contain 3O7 persons, and
in the second story of one of them was pig
sty, and a cow had recently been stalled in
these facts is profitable only as it tends to
show the influence upon disease of uncl eanli.
ness sloth and penury.
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Just 1occfvod

Just RoCcfvod
A ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun.
IA Tennessee,
25 Bills New Orleans Rehoiled Molasses.
10 Bills. do. do. do.
30 Bags fine Rio, Coffee
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugars;
5000 " Castings;
10000 " Rolled lron--all Of which will be
sold low by Wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine and us
low down in price ms the lowest.
July @ B. f. MARTIN 4 son
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Ten Days Later from the East |!
Sebast0po Taken.

by the last arrival oil the steamer Shanghaie
w. &.TIoRToHJ a, 90.
HANE received very large, well selected
L l. and ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Their stock consists in pnrt Of a splendied as.
Black Domestics, Tickings, Drills, Cottonadea,
Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Black Doeskin
Cassmeres, French Cloths, Black Satin and
Fancy silk Vestings, Pongee IIdkis, 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.
brics, italian Cloths, Drnp de Etes. silk Coat.
ing, Seamless Bags, a good stock Of silk coda,
Ribbins. DIillants. Grape Liesse, Black silk
Lace, Fringe, White Robins, Edgings ana
lnsertngs, Ladies Needle-worked Collars and
Spencers, Cndersleeves, Black SILK Neils Cra-
watts, very large stock of Prints Of every
price and figure, &c. Fancy and German
Goods, Soaps, Brushes, Crinite, Cologne. Oils,
Combs OF every variety, Needles, Pins. Port
Monies, Cigar Cases, Toys, Ear Rings, Breast
Pins, Fob Chains, Nio'ins and Strngs. Sus-
penders, Buttons, Razor Strops Hosiery,
Gloves, Neck Ties &c. Also very large
stock of Lace and silk Bonnets, Misses Flats.
Hats and Straw Goods. very superior
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 OTIS to
So Scissors, Caps, Pistols Revolvers, Masons'
Trowels, liatchets, Angms, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains, and thousand other things. They
also have a very superior stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, lou DORM Glass and
QueenswGIe dc DC,
We can not enumerate half the Goods on
hand, but would respectfully invite all our
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-08-17

WAS Brown popular man when he liv.
cd IN your town?' inquired II busy body ct
his friend. 81 should think he was" replied
llr gentleman, 'as many persons andeavored
I" prevent ms. learHg us-so many having
taken particular fancy to him. among 9th.
ers, the sheriff, his dc, uty, aud several con.
stables, followed him some distance"
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$2S REw.ARD.

EIROkE Jail, ON Sunday, 18th ult., a han who calls
bb himself ttm. \. Gibson. confined OH u
charge OF assault and battery with intent to kill Said
Gibson Is % Or 81 years of age, young looking feet 10
or II inches high, weighs l75 lbs, light hair with
prominent scar on Lis right check and perhaps small
one the left. Had when he left dark check pants
and was in his shirt sleeves. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery to me:
TlOS. STEPHENS, Sheriff Of McMnn CO.
Athens, Tenn, Aug 3, lSj5-tf 355
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Decatur Academy,

JNIIE Trustees of Decatur Academy take
L pleasure in informing the public gene
rally that they have secured the services Of
T. j. Capps, who is graduate Of East Ten
ncssee University, and whose written test.
monials entities us to recommend him as every
way qualified for the business Of teaching.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic s4,OO
English Sciences, $500
Languages and Higher Mathematics $3.50
Boarding can lie had on moderate terms.
The session will commence OH the Esd Of
July, 1855.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN II. NEIL, Chairman.
June 90, lS55-tf $50
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NofiCe-

a LII persons indebted to the estate of Tidcnce c.
IA Lame, deceased, requested to come forward
and make settlement, and all those having claims
against SAID estate will please present them the un-
dersgned for payment within the time prescribed by
law Il. $. LANE, Administrator.
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eB- We authorised to announce COL JAS. HICKEY,
Of Polk county, formerly Of McNinn) as candidate
for Brgader General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The brigade Is composed, Of the coupties OF Roane,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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Poplar Hill Academy,
FOR MALES AND FEMALES,
,Icu;n,, Cnuufy. 'Dcnn

ncMiOu County, Tenn.
rINIIE Fourth Session of this Institution will
i open on Monday, July 2Sd next, and
close ON Friday the 2lst day Of December
1855.
RATES OF TUITION.
LIST. Class-Orthography, Reading Wri-
ting aud Mental exercises $500
I'd. Class-Geography, 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 ill
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. q. BARB, Principal
June 49, lS55-tf 253
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Ocoee Male Academy,

EcntOn, Tenn.
TENliE Fall Session of this Institution will commence
II on Monday, the I'd day Of September next, UNI
der the charge Of Rev. J. l.. MlLBuN, whose abilities
and character Teacher well known that the
trustees deem 1t unnecessary to trump his fame Being
graduate Of of the first Colleges Of East Tennes
see, he Is competent to teach the pupils science and
language and to conduct the School with propricy ever
ready to guide, morally AS well as mentally. Parents
and guardians may patronze Ocoee Academy with as.
surance. The location is healthy and pleasant.
Terms 9f Tuition, per Session Of 20 teeeks:
FIRST Glass Is 90
MAJ 4, ouU
No extra charges. Board he had in private fani-
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay in adj
vance can have reasonable deduction from the regt.
TAR rates OF tuition. BY order Of the Board.
Aug ~ W. b. REYNOLDS, !Secy.
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CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE.
IMWEDTI TEA Ar THE DEPOT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
n. CIsUTCHFlErD.
Aug, 17-tf-3G0 Pnopnn.Ton
Forest Hill Academy.

FHVE Fall Session OF Forest Hill Academy Conducted
4 by Mr. A. q. CARRIES and Lazy, assisted by Mr.. u
h. ioRk, will open on Wednesday, SaDt4saJer bth
The Trustees Of this Institution confidently RECON-
mend II to those who wish their sons and daughters
educated. The instruction is thorough and lie ds.
cipne mild but firm and paternal.
Each student Is charged contingent fee OF One Dol.
lar One half Of the tuition Is required In advance and
the remaining half at the middle Of the session.
Terms:
First Glass, (per sessionO .................s6 5000
Second ,,.,................ o ma
Third ................ 10 M
BY order OF the Board. w. H. BALLEW
Athens, Aug 10-359 Secretary
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Osnabergs, Shirtings, &c.

am Agent for the sale Of several brands Of
l. 0snabergs and Shirtings, of all widths,
well adapted to sacking Wheat, Flour, Corn,
DC. and propose to sell these goods pre-.
cisely as low as the Manufacturer, with charr.
es added to this point. Merchants and 9th
ers wishing supply can order from me, and
| will direct the goods TO be left at any depot
along the line of the East Tenn. & Ga. Rail.
road at the same price sell for here, there.
by saving the carriage from this point.
r. NJ. MCPHERSON,
Knoxville. July 20-lm-356 Aqent Dc.
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l
"TRY IT oS"-Thc Knckerbockcr tells
an excellent story Of Burchard, the revivalist
not Of him exactly, but what happened at the
close of one Of his meetings. He was in the
habit of addressing his congre Cation in this
! manner:
IAN going to pray, and want all that dc.
sire TO be prayed for, to send up their names
On piece of paper.
on the occasion to which VIC refer, there
was NJ once sent up to the desk quite pile
OF little slips OF paper,wth the name in whose
behalf he was to "wrcstlc," as he said "wth
the Almighty"
a pause soon cnsurd, when he said:-
send 'em up! can pray for five Thousand Just
us easy rs can for n dozen. Send 'cin up.
haven't any paper, get UP and name the
friend you want prayed for.
At this stage of the proceeding, n man
whom We shall call Oziel Bigg, n stalwart man
OF six feet and hafin his stockings, noto-
rious uhbeever, and confirmed way to boot,
rose in the midst of the congregation, n mark
FOR all, and amidst the winks and becks and
smiles of the auditory, said:
49,. "Mr, Burehard, | want you to pray for Jim
Thompson"
The Rev. petitioner saw, from the excite
nient in the audience, that Oziel was hard
case.
-, "Wh"tis your name, Sir, and who is Mr..
Thompsonl'
ats Jim Thompson; he keeps tavern
down in Thompsonvile, aud Keep public
house u little below him. He is an internal
sconndrel, and want you to give him
lift."
"Bul," said Mr.. Durchard, shave you faith
in The efficacy of prayer! Do you believe in
the power of pclition"
"Ihnt is n'ither here nor there" responded
oziel, II 'oant 20" 10 try iton him."
SrGNs AND WosDERs.-When will signs
and wonders cease! Not till the destroying
angel shall clip short the thread of time, and
the heavens be rolled together rs SCROLL
Not day passes but we see good and bad
signs. as the following will show:
It's n good sign to have man enter your
office with friendly greetng-"Heres two
dollars to pay for my paper"
It's Il bad sign to hear Il man say he Is too
poor to take paper-ten to one he carries
home jug of "rcd eye" that cost him dol
lar.
lisa good sign to see man doing an act
OF charity 10 his fellows.
LIS bad sign to hear him Boosting of it.
It's good sign to see the color Of health
in mans face.
Its bad sign to see it all concentrated in
his nose.
It's good sign to see an honest man wear.
ing old clothes.
It's II bad sign tossec them filling holes in
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ooI0oI C"oIsS111I0s
HAVING formed copartnership, will continue
ii IL the Wholesale Grocery business al
our Store on North side Broad street.
Our stock of Groceries Qquors excepted) will be one
of the largest ever offered In this market.
Orders from merchants of East Tennessee will be exc
cuted with promptness. Consgnments of Produce will
meet with our especial attention.
BAKER, WRIGHT co.
CHARLES BAHgR late Baker, Wlcor f Co.
M Yan. IT, = S Wa,nar w. H. Sta,ke Dc Go.
Augusta, Ga, July 81, lS55- im-35J
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Medical College of Georgia

Augusta, July 9th, 1855.
FINE Twenty fourth Of Lectures in this Instl.
Il tuition will commence the first Monday Ia Noyeui.
Der next. Faculty.
Anatomy-G NJ NBwTos, NJ b.
Surgery-L. A. Du0As, NJ. d.
Chemistry and pharmacy-A. MEANS, ND.
Matera Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurispru.
dence-I y. GARvIS, ". ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants-J. A.
EVE NJ. d.
Physiology and Path. Anatony-H.v.M. MiLL.n, NJ d.
Institutes and Practice Of Medcine-L. d. Form, NJ u.
Surgical Comparative and Microscopcal Anatomy
H. +. CAMPBELL, N. u.
Demonstration of Anatomy---R. CAMPBELL, N. u.
Assistant Demonstrators. b. SIMMONS, MD.
Prosector to Prof. ofsurgery--JuRAH HARRss, ". d.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at the
CITY Hospital, and ample opportunities will be afforded
for the study OF Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entiru Course ,...,.....s BIOS Oh
Matricuation Ticket Ito he taken once). ..... 90
For further particulars, apply to
July 2O-6m @. NJ. NEWTON, Dean.
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Leaving, rs You perceive,
balace in your favor Of $3.50 90
You can draw on me for that. Trusting
you will honor me with still further consign.
mcnts, remain, sir, yours sincerely,
SAM SWlNTON."
BY the next mail Mr.. Brown sent back
the account with these words at the bot.
tom:
"You internal villain! put in siealage, and
keep the whole of III"
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Circuit Court, KheN county, Tenn.
Abncr W. Frazier, Administrator of Sam Frazier dec
The Widow and Heirs of the said Saml Frazier, dec
IN pursuance to decree made IN the above cause at
the July term Of said Court, 1888, will, the 10th
day OF September next, the premises sell public
sale, to the highest bidder, credit of twelve months,
except the of rify Dollars to be paid In hand the
Tract OF Land whereon 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 ON the waters Of Wolf Creek in
said county, and containing, by estimation,
I I . ~ @ L. O 81,
Bond and security will b. required from the purchaser
and lien retained upon the Land for the purchase
money. DARIUS WATERHOUSE Clerk
Aug o. iS55-d Prs fee 50 35S