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tN- Louis Napoleon, it is said, preserves
In all integrity, ut the palace of the Eiysee
the famous cabinet in which the coup d etat
Of December Cd, 1851, was prepared. Here
is the secret drawer containing the bundle of
papers, orders Of arrest, proc.amations, &c.,
tied tog' ther, the wrapper bearing the one
word: "Rubicon."
The Emperor should do up another packet
and label it sides of March," He may how.
ever spare himself the trouble, for Destiny
will do il for him within the next ten wears.
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tY- A cow-hding scrape came off recent.
ly at Columbus, Ohio. Some girls, in passing
to school, were grossly insul,ed by some low
scoundrels. They reported the fact, where
upon one Of the men was taken into n room
by some gentlemen, and COW. hidcd until he
yelled like n savage.
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W- A French consul in China says that
the Chinese drive away consumption by
smoking mixture of arsenic and tobacco,
and DR.. Londa told the assembled physicians
at the Academy of Medicine, years ngo that
the smoking of arsenic was the only eiFevtual
cure for tubercular consumption.
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Neuralgia This formidable disense, which seems
to battle the skin OF physicians, yields IKE magic Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. y. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York. and late proprietor Of the Exchange HOTEL Rich.
mond Va Is OF the hundreds who have been cured
Of severe Neuralgia, by Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended II to numbers OF
Others who suffering with nearly every form Of
disease, with the most wonderful success.
lie says Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used and the best blood purifier known.
Sec advertisement. mar
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Macon Market.

MACON, March 3.
We have to notice n decline In Produce generally
since our last weeks report Of this market We quote
BACON hog round, II q 11Lc; choice hams 12 a
l2Nc sides ~ % l21c; shoulders 10 90 1o14c. LARD,
by the bbl, 90 l2Ec. FLOUR, speriinc 40 "a $50;
extra family 80 40 1880 CoRS, dull, CO % TIC "a bu
OATS, dull, 60 q 65c bu. Cow Peas, dull. 95c q ST.
BEANS, white, 80 90 s2 Pork a &c. BEEF, prime
article % &c. DRIp fRrIr, Apples, unpeecd, ~ %
y cwt.
EXCHANGE on Augusta and Charleston \; New York
e y ct. prem. Respectfully,
w0OTTON& HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants,
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TEXAS BoNDHoLDERs.-'lhe Secretary Of
the Treasury lns formally accepted the net
Of the Legislature of Texas, as full release
of the United States. The money will be
paid to the bond holders after the expiration
of 90 days
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Sale ofVaIuabIe Real Estate,

WILL, on the goth day Of February, $50.
L sell to the highest bidder, on a credit Of
six and twelve months. with interest, the
LANDS held in partnership between the heirs
Of A. II. Henley and John McGhee, deceased,
situate East of the Tennessee River in Blonnt
county. The sale will be made at the Mill
ON the premises. BY order Of the Chancery
Court at Madisonville. =
ia. COFFIN, c. d. M
JAM l8b6-6t-nrs fee $3.50 $50
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRANSFORMATION DErARraEST E. Tenn. Ga. II. Go. [
Athens, Sept. 2S, 1850
VNHIS Company will deliver any freigts received
n to their Depots, IN reasonable time, at the
terminus of their Road Mt Dalton to the their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff aud
receiving the freights day n arrival al Dalton This
Company does not propose either to store freghts
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
have made arrangements with said Road to re-
ceive the same. Carseahnot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
In making shlpmentS as above every facility In the
power Of the officers oftheCDnpany viii be extended
to shippers. Beyond the end OF their rails they have
control and assume no responsibility.
Feb t-tf n. c. JACKSON, sup't Transportation.
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BosToS, March 3.-Capt. Wacham of the
steamer America, says there is truth in the re.
port of the steamer Pacific having been seen
when three days out MS reported by dispatch.
rs to Mr.. Collins from Halifax, he reports
passing on the goth large steamer with two
tunnels, bound East, supposed to be the Full.
ton. The America encountered large fields
of ice, and on the 25,f no water could be
seen to the north from the masthead. The
Captain of the Michigan thinks if the Pacific
got into ice she ulay yet be, heard from.
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AUguStn NUnrIxct.

> AUGUSTA, March ..
Herewith hand statement Of our Produce market
BACON, hog round, 10 60 lie; hams iO,I % Ne;
Sides 1o,i az 1IIc; Shoulders ~ % 10c Lam lO "a
IKE BEEr, % re PoRn 90 &c. DRIED IiErr
HANS 10 q lac. Day IIInKs IL a lac. wnEAT nomi
nal 40 o. $3.50. Flour IS % $3.50 II bbI. Cony
30 % 55c. MEAL IS a. Coo. OATS ~ a 45c SrocE
PEAS IS a. snc. WHITE bean. ~ so a 1,75 FgArnrns
IS al 4oc No change in DnrrD FRuIr, Peaches peeled
?5u % f3 unpeeled Doc % ~ Apples, peeled 81, 10 a
LILO. BUTTER 10 a 2Oc. EGGS ~ a l5c.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and PrOduc, Usrcb1,f
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A MODEL MoTHER.--The New York Eve.
ming Post acknowledges the reception of
twenty dollars, to be appropriated towards the
purchase of books for tho woman in Maine
who turned out with shovel to dig a way
through the snow for her daughter to get to
the school.house.
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e. Many Of the disappointed American
gold seekers on the Amazun are said to have
Joined the Indian tribes. and become the
terror of tho Peravians, upon whom they
make incursions. A party Of twelve ofAhese
Americans having robbed the villages en- their
way down the Amazon, shot u sentinel on
the Brazilian border, and were followed by
the guard, who killed eleven of them. The
twelfth man escaped.
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RAILWAY WiT.-Among the jokes which
have been got of during the detcntions oc-
cpsioned by the deep snow 10 the following,
clipped from Vermont paper:
sNindam," said conductor, day or two
since, "your boy can't pass at half fare; he's
200 large" "He may be tho large no,c," re-
Frjled the woman, who had paid for half
Heket, "but nc Uas small enough ,ohen ,re
aInrfedsr
The ebove dialogue took place on one Of
~ lfejeS Of the Rutland and Burlington
~ Thejokc may appreciated when
\ q knokn that the train hud been delayed
\ III hielit ut by-statior.. -
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Little Giant Corn and Cob Crusher

HAVE the right for this celebrated Mil for Roane,
II Monroe, McMinn, Bradley, Polk, Rhea and Meigs
counties, and am now prepared to All all orders.
PRicn-No. . e55; No. e85 W. r. HURLEY,
Loudon, Tenn.
q. X. REEDgR, Athens; J. N. DRixKIL. Mouse Greek;
g. RICE, Riceve; and ALExASDr GHAvEs, Charleston,
Agents. Feb. 10, 1885 On -3sj
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tg- The population Of st. Louis, by the.
census completed few days since, is shown
to be l2l, 1923. This ranks MS the seventh
city of the Union in the number of her in
habitants. The Republican thinks that in
1860 she will stand third or fourth.
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New FASHION IN WArsrcoATs.-One of
the London tailors has taken patent for n
waistcoat which combines the two.fod con-
veniencc of being n waistcoat and n pair OF
braces ut the same time. One of the Eng
lish papers says: ut is II very happy thought,
and very well rendered into II comfortable
and most convenient garment"
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Negroes for Sale.

II ING d PHILLIPS have. as fine lot Of
~ YOUNG EEGROES-Plow Boys and
Girls, from 10 to l6 years old--as ever were
shown in East Tennessee, which they will
sell on good terms for cash. They were bought
a few days since in Richmond. Va.
Jim Is 1856-tf-342
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Mochine 9hoD.

TNO all who wish Machinery iitteI up or re-
L paired, please call at the above Mill, l ]
miles South of Athens. | am prepared to do
work in the most durable manner. Persons
wishing No. Smut Mill can be supplied OH
short notice. JOSEPH ii. SMITH.
Jan Is. lS56-tf-3S2
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1t was a saying Of n great divine, that he
had found more good in the people called
bad, and more bid In people usually consid.
cred good, than he expected.
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G 0 NJ III E R GA L.
Atlanta Market.

Atlanta Market.
80 ATLANTA, March 3.
Below We furnish market quotations for the mast
week We note no material changes since our last.
The receipts Of Bacon, Lard, &C., continue light and
In barrels unchanged, lie. Burrrn, Tennessee in
kegs, duh at 10 % lSc. Bhsr, bot &c. FLorR SUI
perhne vi extra 425. CoRS sacked, dull 5nc u bu-
oArs sacked, 40 40 Doc II bu. STOCK PEAS 10 a. soc.
lRlsn POTATOES, Tenn, $50 @ 50 Il bbl FEsrIrRs,
dull, 3'H % 4oc. FRrtr, scarce 81 20 1,25.
EXCHANGE, on Now York y: Augusta, Charleston anil
Savannah u q ct prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants.
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New York; March 1.-The steamer Atlantic
sailed Mt noon to-day for Liverpool, among
the passengers was Hon. G. NJ. Dallas, the
new minister to England, his family accom-.
panies him. The Atlantic takes out no
specie.
Election in Wayne County.-The entire
Know Nothing ticket has carried the day in
this county by largely increased majority.
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tB-h woman advertising Tor husband
wants him to be not only "strlcily religious"
but Of "gOod character"
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ONE OF THE CASpIpATEs,-D. s. Steve

One OF THE CASpIDATEs.-D. s. Steven
son, of Pitsburg, thus announces himself to
the sovercigns MS candidate for Mayor:
Beloved Brethrem-I am running of the race
that il set before us us candidates for Mayor.
60 in for street preaching and apple sell
ling on the corners; and ! hope to be elected,
for "he played on harp of u thousand
s.rings-spirits Of just men made perfect"
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Z! ~ ttAfuhhtS,
S.Sas ssssss q s sss ar s r %a x;
kinds 81 ood1 IN lhls &1ffj} IL 60nmssion Of aX
per cent Then p<fscue site6o elt also be given 70
the Receiving aud ~ Goods to any part Of
the globe, 10 per packnft Except large pack
ages OF Machinery and Furniture, hch will be charged
according to trouble and responsibility. Iron Ia looss
bars and Spikes for Kali Roads will be put through at
81 90 tom all expenses included, and Nails at 10
per key, all expenses included.
Shippers may fully rely upon our positively protecting
their interest against charge Of measurement,
weight and loss Of packages
Merchants of Knoxville, and Of East Tennessee that
receive their goods at Knoxville have them prompt
y forwarded through this House, and pay all their bills
at Knoxville.
Those who choose to ship through our House and
that Of Cover Davids Greenvie, 8. c., can have
their Goods promptly forwarded, and pay all reights
and charges to Cover 4 DavIds, at Greeneville.
We would respectfully refer with pleasure te the fol-
lowing gentlemen most Of whom have daily transas-
lions WITH believing them TO be the proper referees:
Shepherd, Maxwell Hoyt; Barry Mcdaniel; Mar
ley Ricardo Craighead Deaderick; N. Cannon
SOM Cowan Dickinson; J. S. Van Glider 4. H. Smiley;
Timothy Sullins; J. II. Walker; X. NJ Mcpherson; Iol-
land Rawlins; Kinsloe Byo., Knoxville. VIM. d.
Coleman, Nontvale Springs. Henry Missroon, Agent
OF New York Steamers; John Caldwell, Agent of Balti
more and Boston Sail Packets; H. T. Baker Co., Agents
of Baltimore and Philadelphia Sail Packets; Homes
Story, Agents OF New York Sail Packets, Charleston
II. l.. FINLEY, late Of Knoxville, Ten.
Nov23-tf-3I4 JAS. II. ART0IE, Charleston, IS. c.
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WOMAN SENTENCED TO DE HUSG.-Thc
sentence Of tho INV was yesterday passed up.
on Sarah Haycraft, tried and found guilty
of the murder of Thomas Hudson, in this
city, two or three months since. Judge
Lakeland sentenced her to be hung on the
nth Of April next. She received the sentence
with apparent unconecrn, and was rcmanded
to jail., 1t is understood that the Jury who
passed upon her guilt united in recommding
her to the clemency Of the Executive, so far
rs to commute the extreme penalty to that Of
imprisonment in the pcnitrn,iary for tern,
of years.-St. Louis Republican, Feb. II.
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BV-1'he editors Of the Ladies' Repository

says:
Kisses, like faces Of philosophers, vary
Some nre Ms hot rs coal of fire-sone mild
Ms milk-some tastlrss as hong drawn soda.
Stolen kisses are said to have more nutmeg
and cream than any other sort. As to pro.
posed kisses they are not liked at all. A
stolen kiss is the most agreeable. We have
been kissed n few times, aud as we are not
very old, We hope to receive many more
An exchange impertnently inquiries, mt what
hour may the lady be found in her otficc!'
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THE PHILADELPHIA MANUrAcTORIEs.-
The amount invested in tive manufacturing
at Mannyunk, the FALLS and Mill Creek near
Philadelphia, is estimated at $4,572,OO0, and
the business done annually, ut S7,500,000O.
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A WELDING HEAr.-An old blacksmith
by the name Of Sledgc, on being asked what
had become Of ahis darter Jare," replied that
the durnsd critter had got Yielding heat on
her last week, and went away and got mar
ried. A welding heat Is good.
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Notice.,

T WILL sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. IN the
i town Of Philadelphia, Monroe county.
Tenn, on the goth March. 1885, to the figh.
est bidder, tract Of LAND, containing 160
ACRES, lying one and quarter miles North
OF said town, on the road leading from Madi-
sonville to Kingston, adjoining the lands Of
W. G. Julian, Eco, Jno. Stanfeld and others.
Terms Of Sale twenty FIVE per cent. to
be paid down, balance on credit Of twelve
months with interest from date, retaining .
lien on same until the fall amount ia paid
For further particulars, apply TO the un-
dersigned at Charle,ton, Tenn, or to George
Alexander, Philadelphia, Tenn.
G. W. ALEXANDER.
Feb % Ia6e-atae7
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LOUISVILLE, March 3.--River, there is eleven
feet water on the falls and swelling slowly.
Arrived Sunday, Magnolia.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE March 3.
CorroS-Sales Saturday Of 50 bales at IS a $780,
WHEAT VI % l,Oo. BACON "a a. Sc. Lard Sc. WINS
KEY 33c for common, 35c for Peacocks FLOUR dull at
$50 @ ~.
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! sssegsssasgEs gssS-

CoSsrApLEs ELrcrsp.-1he following per.
sons were elected Constables in the several
Civil Districts, McNlnn county. on Saturday
last, LIST inst:
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French Burr Millstonee,

tVARRANTED Of superior quality and wofkn,knship,
W constantly on hand or made to order from Burr
Blocksof Importation. We also keep for sale
q superior assortment Of Cologne and Esopus NRf.
sfonee; burr Biocks; BoAing Cloths; Cdicfhed fsas-
Ter, 6c. Orders promptly executed.
MORRIS TRrMBLE,
Successors to Egenton, Morris 4 Co.,
West Falls Avenue, near Pratt It, bridge, Baltimore.
- Orders for Mistones from the above weil-knovn
establishment received by their agents,
sEAGO 4 ABBOTT, Commission Merchants,
Feb 10, 1ss6-1y-8e6 Atlanta. a.
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lSg- 1t has been ascertained that the man
who held on to the last was u shoemaker.
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To CuRK DwArsEss.-To euro deafness,
tell . man you've come to pay him money
IL beats acoustic oil oil hollow.
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T. l.. CATE,
Al q rn ey at L a W,

at " - W.
march7-3S9-tfl Decatur. Tenn.
HNSTRAY HORSE-Taken up, the Oh
~ February, 1856. by John Rogers living in the 1Otf
Civil District, McMinn county, Tenn sorrel coioret
HORSE, about twelve or fourteen ysars DID, about A.
teen hands hig with blaze In his face. No brand,
perceivabe. Valued ut 10000.
march Z, 1s56-3t p L. GAMBLE Ranger
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Dissolv1tior


TUyIIE coparnership heretofore existing between O.
n +. d 7. +. GIBSONis, by mutual consent, this
day dissolved. The old business Of the firm will be
closed by G. +. Gibson. @. GIBSON,
Athens, Feb 90, 1885, TT GIBSON.
In retiring from business take this occasion to re-
turn my most sincere thanks to my old friends for the
liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended the
house, and solicit u continuance of the same.
Feb 29-tf T. " GIBSON
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seeds;m, Seeds:

"ooCHS- II s~oeSNSs
lust received and In Store, the following lots o
- Field Seeds, which are warranted esh and will b,
sold low for cash,
10 bushels Clover Seed
25 bushels Timothy Seed;
55 bushels Ilerds-grass Seed;
10 bushels 0rchard-grass Seed;
I 90 bushels bluegrass Seed;
Knoxville, Feb. 20, '5G-lml II. NJ. MCPHERSON.
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CINcIsNATL March Flour quiet, 8 IS
Whiskey 20; Mess Pork $l4.
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NJ Laws THE READING OF rrkvERY WEEK.
lgf4utptlY csgurs, suYM ~ exchange

4 asked ~ .ksy 1Rribc
f0f 4 newspaper, OF II they 'tlteduy IKE il,
thsy reply, "No, but neighbof b. tukrslt5 mud
lags the rending of It every week." Such
pitcf hdd, They "consider il the heat paper
,tbey know Of" They are benefited every
week BY the tolls, perplexities and expendi.
tarss Of those who receive nothing from
them IN return. Reader, If you feel reproved,
just sendin your name and take the paper
conrsclf
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State of Tennessee, IMcMfr;rf county.

State of Tennessee, JucMfr;n county.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Susan Chambers,
Us Petition for Diuoree -,
Rob't Chambers. % I
TN this cause it appearing to the Clerk,
i. from the petition Of the petitioner, that
the defendant is not a citizen OF the State of
Tennessee, h is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post, newspa-
per published ih Athens, Tennessee, requiring
the defendant to appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court to be held for McNlinn
county, Tennessee. at the Coart house in
Athens, on the Cd Monday Of April next, and
then and there plead, answer or demur to
the plaintiffs petition, or the snme will DO
taken as confessed and set for hearing es parts.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES, Clerk.
Feb Is, lS56-4t-prs fee s3,5O-ss6
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Tennessee, Western T. Charleston
Rail Road.

NOTICE.-There is due from par. Of Stock.
IN holders In the Tennessee, Western 4 Charleston
Rail Road Company FIFTY Cents on each share, which
l. called and required to be paid into the Treasury OF
the Company Immediately, the fund is needed for
expenses OF surveying route, &c.
The Stockholders In McMinn county can make pay.
ment to A. BLIZZARD, Cashier Branch Bank Of Tennessee
atAthens, who Is authorized TO receive the money.
w. NJ. STAKELY, Secretary and Treasurer.
jacksonville, March 1, 1s56-tf-3s9
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Feb Is, ls5s-4t-prs fee sS,5o-ss6
Martha Jane Moore, NN
u.s. Petition for Divorce.

John Moore.
IN this cause it appearing to the Clerk, from
L the petition of the petitioner, that the de-
PENDANT is not citizen Of the State of Ten.
nesse, it is therefore ordered that publication
he made in the Athens Post, a newspaper
published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring tho
defendant to appear at the nest term of the
Circuit Court TO be held for Nc 'iinn county,
Tennessee, at the Court house in Athens, on
the I'd Monday Of April next, and then and
there plead, answer or demur TO the plain
tiH's petition or he same Will be taken as
confessed and set for hearing CIR parte.
JOHN l.. BRIDGES, Clerk
Feb 10, lS56-4t-prs fee $3,50-ss6
Chnnccry Court at Decatur, Tenn.
William i. Brown and wife Mary Brown, and
james Maze,
u.s.
Henry Colbough and Abraham Cox, ar.
[ORIcISAL AND INJUNCTION BILL
IT appearing from an allegation of the bill
l. filed in this cauee, that respondent Abra-
ham Cox, sr., ia a non resident citizen OF tho
Statc Of Tennessee, it ID therefore ordered
that publication be made FOR four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post. a newspaper pub.
lished in the town Of Athens. McMinn coun.
ty, Tenn, notifying and requiring said non.
resident respondent to make isEpersonal ap-
pearnnce before our next Court Of Chancery,
to be held in the town of Decatur, on the
second, Monday Of 4fsfsbs 1883. in the
State aforesaid. then 4u1 >tbers to answer
taken pro corfesso and setfor hearing ex parts
as TO him. @. W. sMoKEkzlE,C.'G nj,
Per W.. 1. MolZt111 S.'c.An.
Feb. a. lgb6--4t-prs feat 1n-1kH 49,
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- Neil was elected Justice of the
Peace in the 4th District.
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cB- The superiority Of American inventive
genius not only over that of our English
progentors, but indeed of all other nations,
has become too tangible to he disrnted. 1t
was notorious at the Worlds Fair in London,
that the Americans far outstripped all Others
in the useful inventions which they supplied.
We beat the English in vessels, railroads,
telegraphs and manufactures by power. We
are beating them in the scientific arts of
Chemistry and Medicine, as we have long beat
the rest of mankind. A new and practical
proof of this assertion is shown in the fact
that the principal remedies of the allied ar.
mics of the East are furnished from the iabo.
ratory OF our own countryman. pr. J. C.
Aver. of Lowell is filling orders for immense
quantities of his Cherry Pcctornl and Ca.
thartic Pills, for both the land and sea forces
in Turkey. His medicines have been tried
and approved by those in power who have
found them the most reliable which they
could procure for the exigencies in which
they are to be employed.-N. Y City Times,
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-ln cases of the fu.
gi,ivc slaves held by the Sheriff OF the county
under an indictment for murder, Comnils.
soner Pendry decided they should be given
up to the United States Marshall and returned
to the owner; that the proper manner for the
State Of Ohio to bring them to justice would
be by n requisitiou upon the Governor of
Kentucky. All the slaves, therefore, were
given up by tile Sheriff, and conveyed over
the river without my disturbance or opposi
ton.
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For Salni For Sale !
ThreShers! ThresherS!

A IL persons wishing to purcase Threshers and Ma.
IN chinery Of that kind will do well to hand in their
orders Immediately. 8. X. REEDER, Agent.
Athens, Feb. 22-tf