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University Of Nashville.
Medical Department.

Ncg tcai RfPgfFtsnNnE.
yHyHE Fhh Animal Course OF Lectures In this Insti
H. tutiun will commence on Monday, 90th Of October
next, I'D cvn,lDue TIL The first uf the ensuing March.
PAuL r. Eyg,N Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JOINS NJ. WA1>N, NJ D., Obstetrics aud the Diseases OF
Women aud Chillrcu.
W. f. BpwLsG 81. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
A. H. Eu,pAN,S, NJ De- Surgical Pathological Anatomy.
Z. X. WHsTJSa D., MateIia Medica and Medical Juris-
prudence.
RougsI NJ. PVGIEG, D., General and Special Anatomy.
J. BsGElES lNosLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
THoMAs g. JsSNIScs D., Institutes Of Medicine and
Clinical Medicine.
WnII,M 4. GGicG,. ". D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students on
tile FIRST Monday of october.
full Preliminary Course Of Lecturess free to all
students, will be giyen by te Professors commencing
also On the lrst Monday VI October.
Cipique has Been established in connection with the
University ri which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and upon in presence OF the class.
Amount OF Fees for Lectures in the Nnverstyis &1O5.
Naturalization Fee, (paid once only) IS. Practical
Anatomy $40. Graduation Fee 1875.
Good Boarding can be procured at about 80 u week.
Further information eau he obtained by addressing
]. BERRIAN LINDSEY,
Nashville, Aug lie Chancellor OF the University.
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G O nj VT E r A L,
Atlanta Market.

Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Sept. g.
Since our last weeks review we note marked adj
vance in the price OF BACON, especially sides We quote
prime article in deWard at ~ % lie; hams 12Ec;
shoulders lO6 lie; hog round l2GG-stock in market
very light. LARD has also slightly ahvanced-a good
article in barrels commands &c; in kegs and ID
% lic. Conn, dun sale She q bu, sacked Ms.r dull,
81 "a 9Oc u bu. Flour, superdne in request, 81 Z bbl
WHEAT, prime red Sllj 90 l,2O Z bu. PEAS socL 81.
ExvHASGE-Sight drafts on New York Ne; Augusta,
Charleston and Savannah 4 Il cent. prem.
Yours truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
GeRe,p, Commission Nerchdnts.
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BURLINGTON, N. j., September 3.-Mr. Gil
lespie, of Natchez, is dead. Mrs. Gillespie's
foot has been amputated, and there is better
prospect of her recovery. The name of p.
Loveland, has been discovered on the panta.
looms of body, which has not as yet been
identified,
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Chancery Court at MudisOnvilic.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1855.
John w. Lotspeech,

Us.
Alfred Lotspecch and his wife, Susan Lot
speech, John Henry, Nancy Ann and Julia
Mary Lotspeech, heirs of Q. NJ. Lotspeech
decd
TNHE Bill charges that all the defendants
Il reside in the State Of Iowa; publication
is therefore ordered TO he made for four sue
cessive weeks in the "Athens Post, a news
paper printed in the town Of Athens, Tenn,
requiring the said nonresident defendants to
make their personal appearance at the next
term OF said Chaucely Court, TO be held at the
Court House in jacksonville, on the LIST Mon
day of December next, and anwer complain.
ants Bill filed against them, or the same will
be set for hearing as confessed, aud heard ac-
cordihgly. J. A. COFFIN, G. d NJ.
Sent Tt 363
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SEcEssIosIsTs- a late. term of the
County Court in Perry county, Indiana, there
were twenty-five applications for divorce,
seventeen of which were granted. One lady
set forth in her petition that her 'lord' always
slept with his back towards her. She OBJ
tanned bill.
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OF On the 18th of August, 1856, the
Pacific and Atlantic oceans saluted each other,
for the first time, over the wires of the mag
netic telegraph.
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naEs- Culirnrnia XVIII soon have A Rnilwn

nN- California will soon have Railway
built and in operation. The Sacramento
Valley Railroad is in process of construction,
and the Company have alreafy commenced
laying down the rails at Sacramento City. A
portion of the road was to have been finished
and opened on the fifteenth day of August.
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e5s- 1t is stated that those persons, or
their heirs, who served in the revolution OF
Texas of 1888, are entitled to about 1000
acres of land, within the limits of that State,
and those who served in any of her wars
1886, are entitled TO $40 acres.
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SINGULAR FAcL-We are informed that a
piece of beef, suspended few inches above
The ground, in the ship-yard at Portsmouth,
where the Ben Franklin was discharged,
turned black in few minutes The franklin
is the vessel which brought the yellow fever
to that port.
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Nugusia Market.


AUGUSTA, Sept L.
hand you condensed statement OF PRODUCE
market, which will he found correct FOR the present tine
BNcoS and hog round worth ii \ a. 1896 hams
IL a Iic sides j& q ic shoulders II a lie. LAID
12T a lic. Cons 50 @95c. MEAL D5c 40 los. OATS
20 a I5c WIsir la 90 30 fLnrR : 50 a 80 u
bbl, and sane in sacks STOCK PAS 9jc % 81
FARMERS ~ @ 35c. No change in uther articles usual
ly quoted by us.
EXCHANGE on tue North y q cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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THE VlLLAS-Meph having heard that
man in Florida, who was bitten by locust,
chewed his tongue into fragments in rage,
wonts 10 know it The insect cannot be pro-
cured in this neigborhood. He would like
to try its effect on some of his females nc
quaintances
We have given that young man over TO
reprobacy and hardness of heart.
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FREScu SYMpATHY.-The Mountain" a
French Society in New York, has issued an
address to the French residents of the United
States, calling upon them to act with the
Americans in whatever may be done in rela
ton to the purchase of the tomb of Wash
inUfnn
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ATHENS, Sept. @.
Wheat-Merchantable Red, 81 per bushel
White $i,l0. Last advices from the
North represent the market as little shaky,
with downward tendency.
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sY" The Washington Star has authentic
news from Fort Riley, Kansas territory
From the dispatch. which bea,s date ut Fort
Leavenworth, on The Esd ult., we learn that
but eleven persons in all, had died of cholera
up to the very last ,advlces received there lat
Leaven@urth,) flom Fort Riley. The dead
were Maj Ogden, Mrs. Maj Armistead, Mrs.
Maj. Woods, her two children, and two SER
wants, and five employees and soldiers. The
original report received was, that the deaths
at Fort Riley from cholera averaged forty a
day.
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New Goods,

UST received, plain, fancy aud French embroidered
- Shirts, Msrinoe and scarlet Shirts and Drawers;
Buck Gloves aud Gauntlets; Ladies Cahas, nom common
ID extra ne Hosiery OF all kinds; Port Monies; Sus-
penders black and fancy Neck Ties Satin Scarf Stocks
aud many other articles all of which promise to sell
extremely low faug2il G. f.. &T.P. GIBSON.
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eB- Cholera has broken out at Lawrence
burg, Indiana, and at the last accounts there
were thirty cases, five deaths, aud general
panic.
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Z. O. q. f..
JonCsbOrO' Female High School,

Under the control and direction OF
JONESBOROU GH LODGE, NO. 40, L. o. OF
Rev pAyID srl.ss; Of Tenn Associate Principals
Assisted by competent corps Of Female Teachers1
r. f. uACIER and LADY, OF Lelpsic Professors Of Muslc
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, &c, &c.
VlNiIE next Session Of ibis Institution will commence
III on Thursday, The 9Th day Of September, 1855.
Course Of study and terms same ms heretofore.
The high character and deserved popularity this
School has attained under the care Of two Associate
Principals, mpel ibc Lodge to continue that system.
The location OF this SchoO-in pleasant village OF
one thousand inhabitants, remarkable for health and
morality, directly the line of Railroad North and
Southwest near completion, one hundred miles
East Of Knoxville rounded by mountains, and pure
spring water in abunancercnders 1t desirable to all,
and suitable point for School OF the largest size and
highest order. Large and c"mmodous buildings have
been and are being erected sufficient to accommodate
very large number OF scholars In addition to those
heretofore In Interchangeable last session numbering
upwards Of one hundred and City pupils.
Boarding be had in private families on reasons>
BILE terms.
supply of School Books kept for sale at Phadelphis
whole sale prices, with the carriage added.
For further particulars address "Al Landon CHaynes
Sec'y Of the School," the Secretary OF the LODGE;
also, see circular and catalogue.
j. W. DEspEmcR, X. p. WELLS,
]. NJ. IlosS,- j. A. DILwORrn,
W. L. lIR.wgR, JoHs RHRA,
JonesbDro' Aup lie Committee Of the SfhODJ.
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q A N ID 1 ID A II II q.

eB We authorised to announce Col. JAS. Hickey,
Of Polk county, Formerly Of McMlnn,) candidate
for Brigadier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade Is composed Of the counties Of Roane,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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o. The aggregate vote of the State at
the last election will be about 3,OOO-eight
or nine thousand more than ever before,
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A WonruY "FAoroRY GIRL A young lady
Miss RossalinGa II. Palmer--has just grad
uated from the Dread Institute, Mass, with
the highest honors; aud is one of the three
young ladies who are placed against any
three college graduates in New England, for
examination in rhetoric, logic, metaphysics,
the higher mathematics, natural and physical
sciences, languages, English literature, and
history. She is factory girl, and lives in
Worcester. Think of that, we animated bun
dies of ribbons and hounces who are butter
flying around the dry goods stores, aud
nursing your fingers upon some fathers purse
or the hopes Of some future husband.
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Tue COTTON CROP IN AlIssIssIPPL-rhe
Vickaburg Wing, Of Saturday last, says:
We have conversed with several planters
living in The vicinity during the past week, in
relation to the growing crop. They are all
Of the opinion that the crop will be short
one. They say the late dry weather on the
hill land has caused all the late blooms to
tall oif--consequenily there is no cotton on
the stalk, only what is nearly malured--
therefore The picking season will soon he over
and the crop light one. We believe the
river lands are all more or less affected in Inc
same way.
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eR-There are said to be thirty-six iron
ship building establishments in The neighbor.
hood of Glasgow on the Clyde. The capital
employed is $lO,OOO,OOO, and fifty thousand
skilled workmen are engaged. At the pres
ent time there are lhirty-two new iron ships
ON the stocks,
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Circuit Court, Ishca county. Tenn.
Abner W. Frazer Administrator Of Sam Frazier, decd,
~.
The widow and Heirs of the said sDm1 Frazier decd.
III pursuance to decree nde In thc above cause, at
the July term OF said Court 1855, will, the 10th
day OF September next " the premises, sell at public
sale, the highest bidder a credit OF twelve months,
except the Of Fifty 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
er, which has been allowed and set apart out Of said
tract Said Land lying the waters of Wolf Greek, In
said county, and containing, by estimation,
I L q a @ Il Q -. -
Bond and security will be required from the purchaser
and lien retained upon the Land for the purchase
money. DARIUS WAREHOUSE, Clerk.
Aug ., 1S5J-td Prs fee IS 85S
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Liver Discasc.-Carter's Spanish Mixture, rs
remedy liver disease, and the number Of formidable
evils connected with lhurganised state Of that organ,
Is unriyaled Hundreds Of certificates, from the high.
est sources Of ps,2. living ia the city Of Richmond,
Va might be givrrSf cures effected by Carters Span
ish Mixture. We have only to refer to the extra
ordinary cure Of Samuel NJ. Drnker, Esq, Of the firm
NJ Drnker & Morris, Book ellers Richmond, Va who
was cured by two bottles OF this medicine after three
years suffering from l,eased liver lie says It's action
on the blood Is wonderful, better han all the medicine
he has taken, ard chserully recommends to all
See advertisement. sept
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

~ A new county in Kansas has been
named Wise, in honor Of Henry A. Wise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

cFs- A suspected SLAYER sailed from Boston
on Monday. Officers of the custom went on
board to search her, when the captain set
sail and took them off but put them on board
of steamer coming up the bay, and escaped.
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Ben. d. Thompson.
Cleveland, TENN.
Dealer In
,o-c HnIsnsna. ,',,J rkou,so, 4,

DyeWoods and Dye.stuiTs, Oil, Paints and Painters
Articles, Narnishes,
window Glass and Putty, Glassware.
hVRENCll, English and American Pcrflmcry, Fine
Il, Toilet and Shaving Soaps fine Hair and Tooth
brushes Paint Brushes Surgical aud Dental Instruments,
Trusses and Supporters Of all kinds, Spices, Snu, Man
ufactured Tobacco all the Patent Proprietary Med
cnes Vf the day, superior Iuks, Pare Wines and Bran
dies for medicinal purposes Extracts and Flavors,
choice Toilet and Fancy Articles, &C.
make NY purchases for cash, and offer goods equally
as low as they be obtained from any similar estab-
lishment In this section. Warranted 10 he fresh, pure,
and genuine. Orders from the country promptly filled,
and satisfaction guaranteed with regard both to price
and quality.
~ Physicians Prescriptions aud Family Recipes
will receive the greatest care. and attention in their
compromising, at all hours. sept I-ly-363
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MARRIED.,

On the 29d rlt., by Rev. G. A. Caldwell, Mr.. JAMES
CALHOUN to Miss MARY George, all Of this place.
On the ID inst, by Rev. d. Fleming. Mr.. j. C. WATSON
of Meigs CO., to Miss NJ NJ. MeRSATuY, OF Monroe.
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wheat wanted,

F9N,iE subscriber wishes 10 buy large quantity OF
II good Wheat ipr which ne will Pc, DE highest mar
ket price. Athens, Aug. 81, l>55l :. X. GEEDEG.
VHND att whom IL may cOuccrn.-l hereby
ID give notice that mote credits will be extended
and to all who indebted 10 me say, zone and pay
m. NV debts and shall be paid sod IA order to
do so mus ulnhe collections. WM BURNS.
August 81, lSjj-
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nN-The Memnhis Family Visitor SAWS,

VI TITO "foH'PHro "'"Hy 'IS1vof S'y''
We wish the tdct kept before the people at
a distance, that Memphis is the healthiest city
in the South or West-having less sickness
and fewer deaths, according to population,
than any other. Exchanges please notice.
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New YoRK--A letter writer TO the Lynch
burg Virginian gives the following glimpse"
Of affairs about the city
What there was left Of New York, has been
out of town this week, visiting the camp at
Kingston. Il was a great sight, when it
could be seen for the dust. The place was
unhappily chosen. The Maine Liquor Law
seemed to have been superseded by martial
Jaw in the Camp. The authorities treated
their genteel friends out of "original pack.
ages'' while Tom, Dick, and Harry swigged
rot-gut to their hearts content, and stom-
aches discomfort. from innumerablc booths
and tents around the field. The exhibition
Of citizen soldiery was Interesting and quite
commendable. But men do present rather a
ridiculous appearance, trying to look formi-
dable in uniforms and equipments they can
hardly carry, to men, who see their mild ia
miliar faces every day behind the counter
or the desk. At heart, they. may be good
soldiers, but we hope that the safety OF the
commonwealth may never .depend on the
characterof their first hosefe demonstrations
in the field.
The first of September is at hand and van.
ity and Fashion will soon come troopIng bacl;
with bag and baggage from the seaside. and
springs of fabulous virtue. The "sweli''
season is over, and snobbish families, who
have squandered two.tbirds of their annual
income in ostentatious luxury, must come
home to repentance--bread and water How
deceitful are appearances! Who that he
holds Mrs Swells triumphant week at Sara
toga, would conceive Of the poverty that shall
! reign in her domicic for tine to come. Old
clothes shall be turned, and the table shall be
stinted, and the grocer shall be unpaid, oil
perhaps notes must be protested--and the
/ l.,,l.l n IL.
Newport.
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Ocoee Male Academy,

EcutOn. Tenn
yUyIIE Fall Session Of this Institution will
II on Monday, the 3D. day of September next,
der the charge Of Rev j. L. MlLDuRN whose abilities
and character Teacher are well known that the
Trustees deem unnecessary to trump his fame. Being
u graduate of of the hrst Colleges Of East Tonnes
see he is compeeu, to teach the pupils science and
ntuage aud condu the School with propriety,
ready TO guide morally as well rs mentally. Parents
and guardians may patrunize Ocoee Academy with
suranoe The location is healthy and pleasant.
Terms Of Tuition, PER Session Of 90 areels:
First
Second " o,uV
1ilfu lViuV
No extra charges. Board can be had In private fami-
lies very reasonable terms. Those who pay in adj
vance can have n reasonable deduction from the regu
lar rates of tuition. by Orderof the Board.
Aug 10 W. d. REYNOLDS Sec'y.
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Wholesale Druggists.
EsaUitanH, RisIey y Co.,

NNIUULD call the attention OF Merchants In East
wv Tennessee to usual large stock of Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-S,uGs, periumery, Soaps,
Brushes, &c. We are fully prepared FOR the FdH
TrIde, and hope Merchants wishing market will
examine stock and prices before buy0e, have
unusual facilities both FOR purchasing ard selling al low
prices, being connected with H.vLAND, AGuSL& GsLEy
New York; and HAvtL,sD, H.ERAL Co., Charleston,
s. c. The foh wing pg.iccs will comprise part OF our
stock, to which we are making daily additions:
10000 lbs Hue stone; 1000 TBS Salt Petre;
1000" fiue Indigo; 5000 " Sulphur;
5000" No. | Madder; $500 Drnistone;
300" Ext. Logwood; 10000" White Lead;
LOCO Chip lockwood; 5000 " Zinc Paint;
5000" Putty; 100 doz. Frey's Yermif 'ge:
5000" Spanish Brown; 5000 Ms Venetian Red;
5000" Cooking Soda; 400 doz. Castor OH;
5000" do In pans 100 /" Lyon'sKa tharon
PA ErOnd Street, e doors from Globe llotel)
Aug 3l-ly-3G2
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.Y-A California paper gives the follow.
ing rs the best title to lot in San Francis
co:
"a shanty, and yourself in it, with u re.
volver. II the title need confirmation, blow
somebody's brains out"
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4oA7DrN CT

a FEW boarders can he accommodated at the resi-
"A dence Of the subscriber, West end Of Athens The
situation pleasant and RETIRED and convenient to
Forest Hill Academy. sept7 3. X. kEkDER.
IUST RECEsVED--Pne Brandy, Madeira,
81 Sherry, Port Malaga and Claret Wines, and some
fine Jamaica Rum-all strictly for medical purposes
sept I wM. BURNS.
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TIE FuN Session OF Mrs Cookies Select School will
commence on Monday next, September 81. IL is
desirable that al hc scolgc should present. that
the classes eau be formed on tbat day. lAug Sl-tf
Wheat: Wheat:
TUE undersigned VIII pay the highest market price
l. for Wheat al The Athens Depot.
Aug 29-tf W. q. HERON.
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man: First call-belI rings-enter b0shfuI
Young man-evidentiy his first attempt ut II
hand-put it behind him to make II how
dropped it--tried TO pick il up-stepped in il
put his foot through it-ieIl over it--and
in his frantic struggles TO recover himself,
burst his coat, fractured his pantaloons, I'M
tied his cravat, demolished his shirt collar,
and was finally borne TO the hall by his SYM
palhizing friends minus his moustache one
halt of viii h WAS afterwards found in Lau-
ra's scrap.book, and the rest discovered in
the coal scultle.
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"YASKEE PREJUDICE" -Our noigbbor Gree
ley gives in yesterday Tribune an interesting
account of visit he paid to the Crcmorne
Gardens during his recent stay in London
He says there were over three thousand per-
Sons there, including thousand women, the
majority of whom were maHifesty lost to
virtue, il not dead to'shame. He says:
"The English are not skillIul in vanishing
vce--at least, have seen no evidence Of
their Tact IN that line j endured The specta-
Gle of men dancing Nth women when rather
becry and smoking; but al last ihe sight of a
dark and by no means elegant muiatto ,oditsing
10Th decent looking white girl while pulling
away NJ rather bad cigar, proved too much
for my Yankee prejudices and started"
This shows how sbockingly men may be
misunderstood. The popular notion here.
abUuts is that the prejudice which actually
proved too much for MIR. Greeley was the last
one to which he would be likely TO yield. If
he had started" AZ the sight OF The unvirtuous
women-or of the beer ard smoke, nobody
wouldhave been surprised;- but. that he
should stand all this, and finally he upset BY
the sight Of a muidtto dancing with "a decent
looking white girl" contradcls all the popu.
lar bottoms of his predictions Yankee
prejudice after all, is rather an unconquerabie
senlimcut.--New York Daily Times.
cw- Gov Hunt, of New York, has address.
ed a long letter to the editor of the New York
Commercial Advertiser in opposition TO the
projected fusion Of the Wing with the Repub-
lean party. lie reviews the matter in all its
bearings, and in so forcibe a manner as to
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NJ O IT Z . u,

In - u L. ~ Hs
Am the 5h and 9th days OF October next, will offer
~ for sale my Farm, six miles North OF Athens con
tanning 22o Across, well improved
Also all my stnct NJ Cattle Hogs Sheep, Horses; House
hold aud Kitchen Fnruiture, farmns Utensils, and n
great many other articles loo tedious mention Terms
made known on The day of sale.
Aug 81, '55-5t-3G2 II. FAULKNER.
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Ilipd.

In McSIinn county, August 22d, Mrs. BARDARY w.
PRARcg wife OF Dan Pearcc in the i3L year OF her age.
On the 25th Instant, IL Monroe county of nux, lUGB
H,MTS. Some three weeks before, three Of his chill
dren died of the disease within three days OF each
other,
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-QUErRE. calm, and rejecting for.
eigner declares himself in favor of the Ameri.
can party, the Antics pounce upon him as a
renegade, who has deserted and opposes his
own countrymen. If this he so, is it not
equally true that when a native born Ameri
can is found on the side Of the foreigners, he
is n renegade, who has deserted and opposes
his o,rn cOuntrymeni 1t is a poor rule that
will not work both ways-CotunbuS Times