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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

RAIL WOOD.-23U dullta!s BRAZIL
ID v OOD in horS sd d.fv c.f Ss ->-Ay
sPOFFORD. TrLFSrO. Co No = Broadway,
ICE! ICE! ICE!-Tbe NEW-YORK and
i BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY t-e uox 7--7a->. e .--v.
Juhln with superior 9UA'v o. lee. Al orders efg
cHce Of he Co9S-y SoA ~ A. rs aorus-y
PEOPLES Bank, wll meet VIII p-oulp. as-catior.
II ID GLOVE CLFANER-An Important Dis
IN eovery II. FronosDit-Soaethrs Eat.ly N-<-Ja.t
Imported, : 20. ~ ; u ODDhOt> PREP ARA TiOS for
i,,:,ntly CLEANING KID CLOVIS ~irout the .'shtes,
spFLL "-For sooery uneJ-eTtiou.ble kds indis-rs
bic ard ber es-y 'oi II expensive -suei vth
ev sbofun.oe and tie .na-n-d nv a. o.
s,c.e ol;scoffes R-b Frs portion of JOIVESs
rove the d instantly cisapo-arscsn b nri.h
Gtsly sfsrverd one oot-e Sy
Gloves Prce % eens Iy u before buying Al -he AF-nts
AZ, vIh bose prove ope7soa
are coming uoney y TIE Unprecedented aen,n1 Aors
wssted- CONTENT, SEARi Go Nc. So2 Broadway
ENDLING WOODS. HARRISON & son,
IN Steam Factory No so West th Best quality Of Viz
=, 1. Pine Och sfd Hicsory delive-d = lowest
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Ihsve examined The above and h.lieye 70 Be
Net SHEPPARD HOAhNS, Actusry.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

IN. whole capital s'och oftbe shows cnpSJ" tsCe AZ
have been made With toe NeW ana es nv
- C.uunny kv when the properly purchased for o LONG
kOcK COMPANY Ne~Jers~y 10 be paid t~ by h-T esPils
- xl he leased Of 10 per eeut its cs~t with
of rurebare and such shareholders o the New ORA
- F,s R.roAd Cesrs H. end subscribe therefor VII ~
e~ve proporonae share OF the STOCK OF the LONV DOCh
COMPANY.
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EDIToR.

IIoRRip MURDsB.--A gentleman informs
us that Mr.. Edward HARDWOOD, highly respect
able and well known merchant of Charles
City county, was brntally murdered Mt his
store.bouse on Monday evening last. 1t
seems that negro man, owned by Mr.. James
Christian, of. CHARLES City, repaired to the
store Of MIR. II. about dusk, under the pre-.
sencc of making a purchase, and seeking an
opportunity when his victims attention was
withdrawn, drew forth heavy iron bar,
which he-had, concealed about his person, and
dealt Mr.. H. 4 powerful blow over the head,
killing him instantly. He then attempted to
kill a negro woman (cook) on the premises
butsh made her escape, and spread the alarm.
The ncighbors soon started out in pursuit,
and Succeeded in capturing the murderer at
n late hour Of the same night the erimo was
committed, and lodged him in Jail, The ne
gro's object for perpctrating such horrid
deed could have been none other than rob.
berry, il is supposcd.-PeterSbnrg Erpress
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Heads Up! Eyes Right!

FORWARD march to the North side Of the
4 Public Square, one door East of McEwen
Il Gillespie's Store, where
9MEEoRN
has just received and opened splendid rs.
sortment of Jewelry, Perfumeries, Nc, which,
added to his former large stock, makes it the
most complete of any in this end urthe State.
Among his new purchases may be found
Watches; Jewelry;
Port Monies; Cigar Gases;
Tooth, Nail, aud Hair Brushes;
Ladies Puifs and Puff Boxes;
Toilet Soaps of all kinds; Hair Oils;
Cologne and Extracts for the Handkerchief;
Extracts for Cooking Purposes;
Snuff Boxes; Work Boxes;
Lilly White; Meenfun;
Chinese Wash Balls; Transparent Wash
Balls;
Pistols-Colt's Repeating Pistols; Aliens
Self cooking Pistols and Revolvers;
Shoes aud Boots, at reduced prices, certain;
Cheese and Crackers;
Raisins; Figs; Dates; Prunes; Pickles;
Oysters; Sardines
Candies, in great variety; Almonds;
Tobacco Cigars, Snuff;
And nine hundred ninety and nine other
articles, which time and space will not permit
him to enumerate, but which he will take
great pleasure in showing ito his numerous
customers--and all of which lie will sell very
cheap. Call and see. Jan
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81 The snow drifts are not confined to
the railways. The Syracuse Journal says
that the plank roads in that section are in n
bad fix, and adds that in one place the drifts
are so high that the gate Keeper comes up
through the scutllc in the roof Of his house,
and receives the toll by reaching up through
hole in the middle OF the road. The addi-
lions made 10 The drifts by the recent. fall
have been SO great, that all communication
through the seu,tlc is cut Off and the toll is
now paid To the gatekceper by dropping the
money down the chimney!
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Chnncery Court, MadisOnviiic, Tenn.
The Tellico Manufacturing Company,

william 7. Harris, Lncian A. Harris George
Welch. Andrew Smyth, Robert Buchanan,
Eli X. Ludwig, and others.
rHNIIE Bill states that all the above named
4 defendants reside beyond the limits of
Tennessee; publication is therefore ordered
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
a newspaper published in Athens, Tenn, re-.
quring said nonresident defendants to ap.
pear at next term of said Chancery Court to
be held at the Courthouse in jacksonville
on the first Monday of June next, aud answer,
plead or demur to compainants' bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed, and heard
accordingly
]. A. COFFIN, G. d ~
March 90, 1S56-tt-prs fee $500.
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ChancerV Sale Of Land.

DURSuANT to decree of the Chancery
Il Court at Athens, at the February term
1856, will sell at public cutlery, for cash, at
tie Court house door in the town Of Athens
on the 9Th day of Nay next, the interest Of
James Crockett, being an undivided ninth part
of the Lands of John Crockett, decd, to take
effect in possession. after William Crockett
who is now about thirteen years old, shall
arrive at the age Of twenty one years, which
Lands are described as follows. to wit: The
"Home Quarter" upon which John Crockett
resided at the time of his death, and which
is the Southeast quarter of section s. and the
tract of Land known as the Dry Quarter,
being the North west quarter of section 20
and all lying in the 18th Civil District in
McMinn county. Tenn. Sold for the. satis-
faction Of debt due to David Crockett Ex
ecntor Of John Crockett, deed. aud Nelson
Crockett from James Crockett
WIN. LOWRY, C. d AZ.
March IA, lSi6-tds-prs fee $1,000
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COM MERCIAL.
aIacon Market.

MACON, March 81
Herewith we hand statement Of our Produce market
BACON, hog round, lOc choice hams, retail, u a
IKE; shoulders, retail, ~ % lie; sides, II a IKE.
LAIN, by the Dbl. 10Y 40 lie; in cans l1X a I2Le
FLOUR superfne IS "a S,35; extra family $50 40 $40
CoRS, dull 80 % Soc q bu OATS, dull, 81 % Acc y bu.
Cow PEss 81 o 9oc retail pc q 81; BEANS white,
~ ,25 40 so y cwt. BUrrER, Tennessee, is a Poe
EGGS 12X 40 Is. FEATHERS 3S a. acc
EXCHANGES on Augusta and Charleston u; New York
y n CT prem Respectfully,
WOOTTON& HOLLOWAY
COJRD,issiDn lLsycbapfe
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oUT.sPoKEN POpERY.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser trans
lates the following article from its German
contemporary, the Bufflo Telegraph. Father
Oerter writes in his "Caiholic Kirrhenzeltnng'
or Advocate, long article, from which we
make the following extract;
"Whoevcr undertakes the spiritual power
Of the Church in the Urilrd States, wanders
in fearful labyrinth. We have not only
seven ArchbisholS. thiftv-iiree Bishops, and
seyenteen hundred and four Presis,all IN the
service of the Pope at the Church, but we
hive also thirtY-one Colleges, thirty seven
Ssminaries, and a hundred and seventeen fe-
male Academies, all founded by the Jrsuis,
bringing danger and death TO nnbelirf and
mischief to American Know Nnthngism aud
un-American Radicalism. Aud the hrrarchi-
sal band which, like golden thread, sur
rounds forty Dioceses and two Apostolic
Vicarics, aud stretches from the Atlantic
ocean 10 the still waters Of The Pacific, and
maintains an invisible, secret, magnetic con.
prction with Romc-this hierarchy is to MS
. sure guarantee that the Church, perhaps af.
ter severe struggles and suiirrrgs, will one
day come of victorious over all the sccts of
America. 1t is computed that there are 1T
picsent more than 2,000000 of Catholic in
babitants in the United States, WIN are hap
tizcd and coBlirnrd Catholic soldiers Of the
Lord, and who, at frat summons, will assem-.
BILE in rank and file; then willmen not under
value the powe. of the Catholic Church in
the United State. | will scatter sand in no
ones eyes, and therefore stand forth openly,
and directly declare that the power and the
influence Of the Catholic Church are stronger
than many believe. Whoever doubts this,
must be either n fool or bind
We learn further, from IN accidental re-
mark in the same article, that the Catholic
Church, last year, had already eighteen hun
bred and twenty four churches, and at pres
ent the number is still larger; th,t besides
Cincinnati, st. Louis, New Orleans, Charles
ton Georgetown, and New Yurk, which an
article in the Alegrmeinc Augsburg Zri.ung,
on the same subject, desigrlalcs rs the bn-
warks of the Catholic Church in Nqrth Amer
lea, Baltimore, the Metropolitan sprt, the
headquarters of the Fathers of Redemption,
who there have their Provincial, is Catholic
Division; that Phlade phia, with its Jesnils,
Redrmptionsts, Auguslincs, and with its
distinguished Clerical Seminary, Possesses
rich churches and the regard ni the ruling
Clerus; and that Pittsburg, llnialo, and Mil
waukie. are each the residence of II Bishop,
who, without noise, indeed, bat with aston
ishng results, lubors IN his widely extended
diocese, but who is surrounded by clergy
as distinguished for wisdom US for zeal and
self-sacTiiice.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

T WILL. offer for sale, OH the I'd day of May
l. next, to the highest bidder on the premi-
see, the valuable FARM where l now live,
three and half miles South of Athens, con-
sisting of $50 AcroA, about two
hundred and twenty-five or thirty of which
are in cultivation, about fifty acres Of good
bottom land; three good Orchards, comforta-
BILE Dwelling House, good Barn, together
with good out buildings.
Persons wishing to buy will do well to call
on the subscriber and examine said property
before the day Of sale. Terms made known
on the day of sale S. Z. HENDERSON.
March T. lS56-td-3S9
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SCuLpING PEoPLE OUT OF THEIR SISs.-
Said the sweet-ttmPred Christian poet,
Cowper, in letter to the Rev. John Ncutqn:
"No man was ever scoldcd out of his sins.
The heart, corrupt as II is, aud because il is
50, grows angry If il tic not treated witlsome
management and good naDncrs, aud scolds
again. A surly mastfi' will bear perhaps to
he puked, thongh he will growl even under
the operation; but IL yon touch him roughly
he will bite. There is no grace that the spirit
of self can counterfeit with more success
than religious zeal. A man thinks that ha
is skiI(ully searching the heart Of others,
when he is only gratifying the nrdignity of
his own, and charitabIy supposcs his neigh.
bors destitute Of all grace, that he may shine
the more in his own eyes by eomparison.-
When he has performed thisnotablc task, he
wonders that they are not converted. lie
has given it TO them soundy, and if they do
not tremblc aud confess that God is in them
in truth, he gives them up as repro6ate, incor-
.rigble and lost forever But man that loves
me, il he sees me in error he viii pity me,
and will cndravor calmly to convince mo of
it, and persuade me to iorsike il. II lie has
great and good news to tell me he will not
do it angrIy and in much heat and dscom-
posture Of spirit.
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j. Il. OVFVIN, Q. Dc II.
March %, 1S56-'tt-prs fee $500.
Isaac N. Baker and Ann Baker,

C. G. Heard and his wife Sarah. james NJ.
Baker, and others
Ut appearing from compliments Bill that
Il defendants, G. c. Heard and his wife Sa.
ral, reside beyond the Limits of the State Of
Tennessee, publication is ordered to be made,
in the Athens Post for four weeks, requiring
said nonresident defendants G. G. Heard aud
wife, to attend at next term Of the Chancery
Court, to I've held at the Court house IN Mad.
isonvlld, on the first Monday of June next,
aud answer complainants Bill, or the same
viii be set for hearing as confessed, and
heard accordingly.
j 4. COFFIN, C. d JL
March IS, lsj6-1t-prs. Zee $780,
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Eli X. Ludwig,

William T. Harris, Daniel Welcb and others.
Dill charges that defendant VIM. Il. Har.
ID ris resides in the State of Pennsylvania
publication is therefore ordered for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post. requiring
said nonresident defendapt 10 make his per.
sonal appearance at the Courthouse in Mad.
ison Vile, on the FIRST Monday Of June next
aud answer compliments bill, or the same
will be set FOR hearing pro confesso, aud
heard accordingly.
March 2s, lS56-4t-prs fee $500.
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Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, March 81.

AUGUSTA, March %.
Herewith find statement Of our Produce market.
BAcoN is in better demand at 9H a l0c hams 10 a
l0ec; sides 101S 90 llc shoulders 40 9Gc. LARD 10
n % de-. DaIED BEEF HANS ~ 90 he DReD FRUIT,
Peaches, peeled 80 90 SO. unpeeed 81 90 ,25; Apples,
peeled 81 % lie. CoaS 81 a Csc MRAL 60 40 10c.-
WHEAT, 40 a. $3.50. FLOuR 81 40 $3.50 U bbl. Stock
PEAS 50 % s5c. WHITE BEAN, l,I5 a. ~. FEATHERS SO
a Acc BEEswAx 90 % csc, DUrrER 10 q zoe. EGGS
II a 15c. GROUND PEAS i,25 90 80
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ASSLEY,
1,p,,oissja,, on,1 .p.oJu.s iIsr.Lonf
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A Washington letter says it isno longer
doubtful that South Carolina will be fully
represented in the Cincinnati Convention
The whole congressional delegation, with
the exception of Col. Keit, are committed to
that course. Mr., Brooks has written au elab-
crate and able letter to his constituents re
commencing il and iavoring the denomination
of Gen. Pierce. Judge Butler has written in
favor Of u Convention, but against the ex.
preston of preference for any candidate
Ma Brooks letter was first published in the
official paper, which is complained Of 10y An
administration Democrats rs u violation OF
neutrality.
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Neuraigia.-T This formidable disease which seems
10 bae the skin OF physicians yields like magic to Car
ter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr. r. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House, New
York and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel Rich
mond Va is one Of the hundreds who have been cured
Of severe Neuralgia by Carriers Spanish Mixture
Since his cure he has recommended to numbers OF
others who were suffering with nearly every form OF
disease with the most wonderful success.
lie saws II Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known
See advertisement
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Chancery Sale of Land, Lot
NEGRoES.

N MGEoE 5.
Allen Boone in hi. own right aud as Executor
of Samuel Hardy, deceased, and Anna
Boone, wife Of said Allen,
as.
Margaret Hardy, widow Of said Samuel, deed.
James Hardy, Jane Allen and husband By
ram Allen, Thomas Hardy and his children,
viz: William, Susan Jane, Taylor Calhe-
rine, Angelo Angelne, Samuel, Martha and
Finnce, who appear by their Guardian dd
Hfem heretofore appointed by this Court,
Susan Dodson and her husband Marcellus
Dodson, Mary aud her husband Milton Rob-
erson, Samuel Hardy, and Martha and hus-
band W. L. Edgman, legatees of said Sam
uel Hardy, decd and James Gettys.
DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery
Il Court at Athens, rendered in this cause
at the February term, 1856 will SELL at the
Court house door in the town Of Athens, on
credit of nine and eighteen months, except
the sum of two hundred dollars, which will
be required in advance, on the 3lst day of
March next, one TOWN LOT, known in the
plan of the town of Athens rs Lot No. 100,
the late residence of Samuel Hardy, deed,
aud about ~ acres of LAND, bought by the
testator from James Gettys, adjoining the
Land Of VIM. Lowry, James Bayless, Reed,
Owens McKeldn, and d. Creagc, being
part Of the East half of the North east quar-
ter Of section %, 4th township, range LIST.
West, IIIwassee District McMinn county; and
also, tract of about l0f ACRES in said
county, known as the Ewing place, adjoip-
ing the Lands now owned by W. Il. Edgman,
James Russell, and Allen Boone; ard at the
same time aud place. the following NEGRO
SLAVES, viz: A woman, nanied Nancy; boy,
npmed Ben; one named Alex and one named
Stephen; and n girl named Lucy. Bond and
security will be required of the purchasers,
and a lien on the land until paid. Sale al
o'clock. WIN. LOWRY, G. d al.
. Feb. 20, ls56-td-prs fee sl2-3SS
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ChhnccrY Court at Decatur, Tenn.
Stephen G.. Winton,
John MAlford, Pleasant IIolamon aud Alex.
ander Brown

John M.'Alford, Pleasant IIollamon and Alex
ander Brown.
Original and Injunction Bill
7 I appearing from an allegation of the bill
Il filed in this cause, that respondent John
VI. Afford is n nonresident citizen of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Athens, McAlinn coun
ty, Tennessee notifying and requiring said
nonresident respondent to be ani appear be-
fore orr next Court of Chancery, to be held
for the county of Meigs, at the Court house
in the town Of Decatur, on the 4th Monday
of October next, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to complainants said bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
him, and set for hearing accordingly.
G. W. MCKENZIE, ~ d M,
Per W. l.. MCKINLEY, d. G. IN.
March 81, ls56-4t-prs fee s3-S9l
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Rcpricyc.-we do not refer to n reprieve from
Caphl Punishment. There Is slow torture irom which
word In which al the horrors OF Indigestion are sum
med up 10 the sufferers by this painful aud harrass.
Ing disease we hold out not only bright hopes but
There Is tonic cordial aud Alternative principle In
Ilooaaud's German Bitter, which invariably arrests
and changes the morbid action Of the stomach and the
health. Prepared by d.. @. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia.
Zee advertisement marto
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s-s- "Dcar me, how iluidly he. did talkw
said Mrs. Darlington, recenilyat n temperance
lecture" | am always rejoiced when he
mounts the nostril, for his cloquence warns
me in every nerve and cartridge OF my body.
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Zion Fill English School,

McMIKN COUNTY, TENNESSEE
yHSHE First Session Of this institution, under the
n charge Of the undersigned, will commence on
Monday, the nth day Of April next. =.
Terms, per Session Of Three Months payable at the
close of ne Session.
Or,hography Reading and Writing. .............3 90
Arithmetic Geography and English Grammar. -. 20
Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Logic, Rhetoric,
and Mathematics ...............:.......:. W
The location is In the midst Of beautiful and health
full settlement noted for Industry and morality. Board
ing can be had good moral families, on reasonable
terms. march HOY j. y. bAkB, Pfpl'
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1t is impossible to do more than simply mention few
of the of the various artists connected with this
magnificent
CIRCUS.
There are supernumeraries-a are brilliant stars
"a host individually, and when combined, form a
troupe never before equaled in the world The Propr
etors feel confident the Public will appreciate their sue
cess in uniting az IL Company SO much acknowledged
talent.
MADAME TouRSIMRE.-No lady in ancient on modern
times, has equnlled this accomplished Artist in
the courage, beauty and finish of her exhibitions
Among other performances she will ride six horses
bare back, bounding from Steed steed regning and
controlling her lying troupe, during their utmost speed
exhibiting Feats of Courage aud liorseumnship, never
attempted by any female in this country. The fixed
eyes anxious oOntenances AMI breathless suspense
thethousands of her audience in Paris Rome, Vienna
London, New York, and the larger cities of the Union
wherein this magic Artist last performed-atest the
high reputation of the greatest Indy Equestrian in the
k'iSwii world; She has had her equal nor will she
until the Equestrian Education of MILE JosgPlyE her
avorite pupil, is completed whose youthful grace and
beauty as well as TALENT give strong promise OF shar
ing the rcnown Of her great preceptress she will APP
l>pear and confirm her growing reputation as model
rider
Mons. BExon-rhe great Trick RIler, will appear in
his Gymnastc and equestrian performances, starting
and amusing his audiance with his eas Of orseman-
ship, aud Light Balancing on Horseback Gun, Ball.
Plate Spinning, Stick Dancing, &c. This celebrated AR
tst, known to every child In the United States
cevng the royal patronage OF the Sovereigns of Eng
la I'd, France Russia and Austria has been secured by
h. d. Co.. to add If possible to the various other at
FERDINAND and THEODORE, in their astonishing and
daring feats Master Theodore is the greatest rider
his age in the world.
Mr. A. 7. LyMISG-The great Flying Cord performer
will exhibit his skill in variety of Aerial Gyratons on
the corde volente.
Mr. SAM. WnsER-The great unprecedented De-
scrbutor, will appear rs Clown. This simple announce
ment Is sufficient, for who has not heard Of SAM the
original Clown in this country ard among other gro
tesque fantasies, will introduce his "Magic Hat"
The stupendous Persian Fcats called la PERCHE will
be performed by Niessrs. W. j. Smith aud Rogers.
Battoute Leaps and Tumhling by the Company, with
a general variety of Entertainments, the whole exhibit
ing one OF the most amusing and instructive Enter
taininents ever witnessed in this country.
VIII exhibit at SwEFrwArER Wednesday the 9th
day of Aprii-ahd at MADrsoSvILLE the 10th.
90
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A Touch SoLnIER.-A private Of the 18th
regiment of liuzzars, named Jonh Dryden,
who received thtty-one wounds in one day
at the s,orming,of Sebastopol, is entirely re-
covered and again doing duty.
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eSy- The Massachusetts, House Of Delegates
has adopted the new amendment to the State
Constitution, which proyides that voters in
thnt Commonw eath must De able to read
and write The amendment originated in
lie Senate
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To Cash and Six Months Buyers
G.. b. THOMPSON Il SON,
Cleveland, Tenn.
Dealers in
Choice Foreign 4 Domestic Drugs,
Chancery Court at Decatur, Tenn.
William L. Brown and wife Mary Brown, and
James Maze,
Henry Colbough and Abraham Cox ar

Henry Colbough and Abraham Cox, err
ORIGINALAND Injunction BILL
IT appearing from an allegation of The bill
i filed in this cause, that respondent Abra-
ham Cox, ar, is n nonresident citizen of tho
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Athens, McMun coun-
ty, Tenn, notifying and requiring said non.
resident respondent to make his personal APP
pearance before our next Court of Chancery,
TO be held in the town of Decatur, on the
second Monday of March, 1856, in tho
State aforesaid, then and there to answer
cQmplainants said bill or the same will he
taken pro confesso and set for hearing er parts
as to him. G.. w. MCKENZIE, O. d. NJ,
Per ". L. MCKINLEY, d. g. An.
Feb. 6, ls56-4t-prs fee 1856
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Negroes for Sale.

THE subscribers have SLKTEEN likely
Il Young Negroes FOR sale, which they will
dispose of on favorable terms.
RICE 4 MATLOCK.
March IS, IS56-3t-S92.