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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-07
EEarps OF Colyaaaabia.

NE now have the Largest and Best MS.
w sortment of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had.
@. +. Il 7. F, GIBSON.
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"TANTEN.-wew wish to buy Dried Fruit, Green
w Apples, Irish Potatoes, Feathers, Deeswax, Tai
low, Butter &C. fer which the highest price will he Civ
en-. tnov2] ". O. HORTON 4 co.
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TuSt FoSolvod
New Fall and Winter Goods

"A An now receiving my stock Of Fall and Winter
VI Goods, and would respectfully request my old Gus
toners aud the public generally to give me a call as
feel confident ii will be to their interest.
sept IS GEO w ROSS
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EgSoIS ana Shc"S.-Just received large
h9 stock, rom common to the very best. Call and
examine For sale by toct 81 GEO. W. ROSS.
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Against the World!

VA T. ursre TO Gull the attention of TURNER'S and
w MVeTs to our lately improved
DOUBLE SCREENING WHEAT FAN,
Patented by T. J. DoyIF April GOTH 1852 which we are
manufacturing IN LOIDON ami RHEI TO NV Eat
Tennessee. This popular and extensively used Fan
has taken the highest awards wherever exhibited viz
At the Maryland state Fair Baltimore where there were
~ lenstHHD rams of most approved makes Of Virginia.
Maryland ana the Northern States exhibited: M The
virginia state Fair, at Richmond; ut the Souside Az
ricuitural Fair at Petersburg Val at the Virginia VAL
ley Agricultural Fair and the highest honOrs Of the
Ist tennessee Agricultural Society at Knoxville in
1891 and le55 Brownlow's Wing, in speaking of H.
says; "Other Fans exhibited Of an excellent ounli
~ but none to compare with those manufactured NV
the Mcssrs. Doyles, of RhcaOwn." We have received
oher prizes too numerous to announce here and hun
dreds or certificates of our Fans superiority from,
P,"r'cm fdi7he'" OF Virginia and East Tennessee
We have had an ample OppoTtnnify 10 test 0ur I'm,
know what the fnrmers want md that our long and ex
ensve experience In the business and aruous Iabors
10 bring the Fan to Its present perfection enables us to
SUIT 'hei netter tihn any other person IN the Fan bust
ness and they may rest assured pains will be spared
to give them the best Fan In the MARKET Our Fan has
gained It's enviable popularity entirely In consequence
OF It's merifsi and for Fan to retain It's popularity and
Increase In demand has done in The same dis
ricts Tor three years Is the best evidences OF
Us vaiue. Our Fans are sold trial, and WARRANT-
ED 10 clean faster and cleaner tnrAny other Pan IN
use Our Teams will deliver them at almost any point
.B.-we will also All orders froin Middle and west
Allied. III st<'a>< 81 w. 81 y ~ n
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
SOM ETIIIN
NEW AND VALUABLE

The most powerful King the face Of the globe now
reigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
Of te crowned heads OF Europe sink into nsgnncancc
when com pared to American King.
European kings employ the power vested In them to
increase the riches of the rich aud lory and to reduce
10 greater misery aud degraauon the poor and depend
ent. American King goes forth with equal willing
to the ordly mansion and the humble cabin ready
alike administer relief and offer health and happi
to the lofty and owy, the rich and tn" poor.
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Land for Sage.

Il OFFER for sale (i00l sRVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
I or, LAND lying on tAe Columbia Central Turnpike
Res feven niles non coED6is and foar sOa NJ Pleas.
ant, 6tfng part OF tbs tract icb reside.
fhiHLsnd Il eq1a not sny IN haury county
vel wateFed lthe celeorAssd DeTers Spring being
the part offered Tor sasl veil mbered and well improved.
here the Premis-s beautifz building
foutAR the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road IL
win BE- divided TO SUIT purchasers oTsod in body
For nurthsr Information apply al AsASsOd r. omss
AGury county, tennessee.
s1g1l-l LCCIUS POLK.
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SIOO Reward.

- ANAWAY from the resUence # mai A. b. MoGTGONERT
II milrS from Nashville, ne morning o. Mon AZ
ray ~ lune, inst, Negro Woman naEued MARI Ssrk
copper cnor and between w iS anu thirty o
ather the medium size aud Of ne appearance, rather
pleasant contenan e; froot teeth very bed.
she re- eel in near wiling Green, XIV and Was
IrouRh 10 this city and sold about inee Jas
Jackson y The neighb0Thocl 81 Bowling Green she hA,
FIRE. husband in Bowling Green and also several children
1elungiug gentleman in that place, and Wi
doubtless ate Pt to get back here nd rs there
tate.
will give the above reward FOR apprehension and de-
very o ne, a. my otice in Nashville. Tenn.
Inre11 WILL l. BOYD Jr.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

I'VE Dirse Of this Comp ny TO "a .
Public, that this Cemetery his been laid WiiA
able avenGrs sud vEks, And prtions Of the srund sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered for ssls
The oi the sroBnds b. The ice sf Ind
sey Crock where the pasiE Invited 70 eaN and
anime The ssue
The Company feel confident iey could M, have usSe
nor suils + loestiap for CsEe:sIy u The vicinity
Hsshys ST plaEs thenssves 70 he pub ie Epars
money pains TO mSks ecusl 90 aFy CeuetsrJ Ia hS
Uni and ch enc Nss'viie fvl sone pTidr In.
The emetTy IN tie charge a p~tsn1 Super-
Dtende living the sr and order whose direction
sTmen vii Dc EAis In the eeSs and At lAs GoSi
skarTfs A .'- r.
ro0r9s should Be VISITED by the Cat 81 Nashville and
r tra' purpo~e bus Wiz ave The once % ilnde1
I'D CrOcs eft O'Clock snerncon thsSh iast
1hT.sests sili Be free.
l. Aes snd FAmiiss dssiroaa Of visiting 'h grounds VII
'21sd tor ths residenees hy seRnK Aer By send
J < :hsF csFis 10 he FFssdenl e. h CeuPrny. -
A. Y 3. LlhDsLkY President.
C.H NAScz sscy. Br9f.. To- . bG-d
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A RARE CHANCE.

I'FB ofsr for sale ,aet & bnd containing
SsOa Ecves q u s5 I1dAnce o tin er sr AWiLE
bs 70 1.kng tt e web uattred here sni,, one %
\, ~, bch "a In susces fcl p-raon sud cutting
O0 tes Of psnk dsy Ths rsef tflsn u ptb- of
Hg ms Of The eest 20 CT IN the country. Il
IS miles from NSsh lie IS miss Turnpike tn nPiks
~ -'h b. b1 n, running th o1Eh he itnd ard win
nil ofhs Nil By purchasers psy ag oaehsH oash-
eTaitim S gwen he halas d. Nhch the sill cay
made N p wth proper Ettent The hands 70 run
M may hire a1r the bsisace o th8 ear Desired.
90. ID gzobs sLa teams vi fe % 4, desired.
Nsra trade night Be msfs IN good negres and mules In
~ 49, fl-fh~r 'eul,rs spriv At his once.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

| 1a CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, SC.
wOOD WARE.
9eo pigs cov'd Buckets; lia5 dos B md Boxes;
$50 dozen Bal Boxes; 201 " Hsmes
900 nests Tubs, pain ed; 300 Enc Wash Boards;
3T5 Vanished and Three l5,Oe9 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 assed Broom Handles IS 900 Cine Fishing Poss
75 doE white cedar Buckst 300 1ss',ed Liquor Kegs
900 doe Tar ms; % doc X Cedar Cans;
600 pkgs Half Bush. Measures IS Nest Boxes vsrnishd
IS dos Pine hurns, assorted 20 Painted Tubs
100 nests White GeSr dar Tubs IaS DIS Wen Buckets. .
fa BAS~ET WARE.
9ao Willow Wagons common nests German Market do
$50 extra; 50 " Clothes DO;
9V0 Carts common; 100 hoE Feed Bss kets, In store
500 I" ex fall tops ami to arrive;
75 Empire Csbs; 200 dozen assorted Market
10 Willow Cradles Baskets.
200 e1trs rs dOz ChiIdrens Rattan and
iSO dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doc ss,'ted ONE Chairs
Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for SUNNI
Also Co Hampers imported fancy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower stands. Also-WilOw Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dos Feather busters; 100 bales Alcant Mats;
500 sss'ted Shoe Brushes 81 Jute Hsrk and Skeleton
IS ROCKING Horses; 20 doc Toy Air Pistols.
s-r CORDAGE, TwBNES, &c.
70 inOcoi's X and1 u inch Manila Rope, go feet;
1OcOils * to Sinch do do 6SO do;
l0O col y, = 10 lncn 90 uo assoIteuj
IS reels Bed CJrd and PlOW Line Manila;
260 doZ Cotton Flow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doE Hemp Bed Cords l0aI bales Carpet Chain;
1OOu lbs Broom TSine Hemp; I 800 lbs Wool Irvine,
800 lbs FLAX {" I" $40 Seine Tvne;
Is bales Batting; 15A reels Hemp Packing;
IS Z" Nickins; -. IS coils Tsrred Rope
80 Wrspping Twine; 130 Jute Rope;
.. PAPER.
1,5Oo bundles (Frund) 1angsrman's Wrapping Paper;
800 " Mcgregors do do
1900 resms Lockland DO do
l50 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
175 Ham 70 Z" Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing DO dry; IS 900 lbs Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard OIL, Opal Csudes, stesrine Candles
Starch, German soap, &C.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, In lots to suit.
ALSO Bench Screws in half dozen packages, In lots
Wood Saws BLcks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tscks
Riyets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
era use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns Is 60 90 inch Red Cedar do 16 S 90 % do
Cerdar do 16 is 90 22 do Painted do 20. 22 "a do
Brass Hoop do" I" do barrel dole, is, 80, % do
HAHaES.
Oiled Root, Black TCp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; PlaDk Top:
For sale by s. II BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts. Cincinnati, o
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tNsPRRTANT
TO E0UsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.

The Hope Mills,
Il Fulton Street and u Beekman Street, New York,
go Principal Once, 103 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos So 81 81 Hudson Streets Jersey City
1NHE P"OPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
l. KNOWN
Coffee and spice Establishments,
Continue prepare the best Pharm"Cuej icaI
Powders in use. for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTTER CAKES, &C. They alsU prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles OF dai every fam IT,
which they offer the most reasonable terms Csta
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
z n. \ J q. ISHAM.
NB.-Consumers advised to inquire for HoPs MILLs
ticles. aug2-ly
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

Z II NGD ABAW trum Rohsnik. Furors. latsy
cc fiessiAnd 0hsa, oeEs leave % nforn the citizens
u Szshss ant xrRiiy kaf h. has PcTWapenty tecatsd
n a. c,y aor The parPos q giving instruction 70 sagng
ia Plsro playiag .-fs
Ths ns,ko4 sAspssd Or IN iasruction 10 sngng he
ths ecnssrs4ioy st fars9 cnn., PraEas and
Mas ana he prepared @ give the snziff easorA eth
chsiar sasf clss-e " bonI - rehotas fhs
sng and tAs Fsno iesons si D. gwen A. ne rsaeaoss
- s. arsrs, paacfnaty eAch srssla - 1nieltras
LAes sni Eenten-n desiring - stsy pfsnattc ard O.
.r.tss snsinr as ss pzrposs u operate psrFaAlrsss
b iaserlsri-d every tay.
fsrh Pno ahasF ean1p<lsd e snfa ossl4e she piayl
an shs uasns xinxnr a. ~ kandatlon "a al muse.
further paft ea e. ths keeu, No ~ a. ne H,te
Cissza--whsrs ts seen also the d1ert1 repeTf1
sslssanr Aasas Als sacosza b teacAiag n AbcszsEy.
EEiyli
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NEW sERlES.=N0.2 225
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands / and Lots for Sale,


4 y ACzEe OF bscsbl= Land o. bogh E4ss q -
"A Nsssxis ana chast2ne pa Esssasd % reilss hoa
NasAyl. On Fhcs aSpcs has hssn re>say aeafee veil
fsprovef znod sHtsr, god col, wiz S propor or %
aubeT AID cleared .acd sx5eTeps stand fcT country
tora and rsAi3enee. Ehzr ss OF he rczd on "a ,hes
1855 tCKEe, cue mile non tkr ssr % Prerkflr Ia
Williamson eoaEtyy rs Lssrty road nile ssss 81
the TernssSee and Aahs=s Rslosd. leo Acres sears5
and ia es'avsson- Has Gait oSnsrtab DEelng Hence
lasting Spring., aod IL pfe4estv- sC-suAhe for our
h.nSsou ses';sasns I'sin ssI \, y, X q al to Iuis
Ad2Es mostly tinbered Part ofthe Brpn.vood Tract
the TEnressee and Asoams KairOse 81 eoutA Of
Nsshvt soil 0f exeent ga ~, sdnrsbly adapted 10
tn puabSeS Qf F.aevhFu. Su zrry, Market Gaasn.
Ir%e CkEs on he Gellstin frrnp ke read, 81 niles
nom SIrhvil-, k-tNeen stIh and Sledse; would nSke
~uie's m rvSn soav,nieat eonfcrtOhls eOanTy
r, SD nqe. -........ ca. r.-r--
Western Rsr ad ~ mile vest Of s b7ie Big HGrpeth
Hver aod2 nile esst Knsst Sp-ings lS9 Acres
sd-eslsBee veil ne rsd-s0d sO and water, and com.
Drtabl- improvements. nr-
526A RES, vii improved. Z niles ron NasAvflle, on
he Ailhrsek ySllry Pike ARd the n. 3. a. SELL
'f good quality good D~shE rne yOang Orchard, AID N
very E. usigkborhoSd-
81 fCRSS IN the BrootIyn l. a. miles North % Nash
nile aesr he Whites crsek Turnpike road. bssa.
tif0l huilding lot
Lots Of snv sss ron 50 fses ess Acres on the Bsens
YiSiS fu npke rosd from TO 9 e Nsshve with
Ei'hngz rinheF ccnvsnieEt 70 haeaa Vista spriu,
70 II TIE corporation OF NAsiV e Hllson's
Sprn ssvS zsc1 he frankf turnpike rOsd several
the DEPOT OF the Tenn Ala r. r. on and the
hurfeshoIo' apke road in hs Th Gsrd,
west x Capitol Bill near tie eOryoFatiof lire.
ffIf1a LDHr-T- RMS liBERAi. Those Who wish -
PSrcE se Sooid &c sch 70 make ear application 20
spla- " NANCE.
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DECORATED BTRp cAGEa
tNEhsvs 20 Tess - oss.y c.rss e - iAs nass 80
w eans patterns shat eAn - otansd Esg YoFk Fof
s1is 81 wy szaa edssnss - "a 49, rysesA. -
sgia hAckEtt eWusoS.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From 8. NJ PETTTNGILL co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
ll9Nssssa Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street BosroH.
p Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both IN the United
the CanRdas.
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Removal Extraordinary.

nvtNa % ne teeent harnnF sut of Ne r-U7
" Copbs' rue=, the Pussrai FRter'as. eRHss4sAs1
nsaasrck street., b-twssn rum1ev ana CAsrrs s'nuea.
= the hoss. iorm riy eouriea By Gas ehepbsrd
CAFrssR WsFr Roo Where Ne Il prepared % Stieaa u
svsrythlnE IN ~sy of fsnsr4i undsTt4hins - asaAi
lFfA-N 49, 4 =. ees fra..ref Hrsr
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S,N, HOLuNGSKORTH,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street, corner church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Agent for the Southern Iron and Nail
Factory, Padueah, Ky.
NHF Southern IRON Works use peisI froo the Tennsses
Furnares exclusively, and are enabled 70 Dsks %
perior article Of >s' Charcoal and Puddlsd Iron. .seh
Z. n. HOLLINGsN oRTH.
Jsl9-dSn Corner Church an College streets.
Nails! Nails!
OUU 20 the trade al ,1'lsLpsS 5 Price: ss s'sA
isil-deu n T. corner Church and College sss
Iron! Iron!
I00 tone Puddlsd Iron nom Tennessee metal, Of sT
UU sss hAprs, for rale A. in. snd At prices 70
sut D. rehassrs n. l0LLiNGsWORTH,
jsia-sm MI corner 'ha'eh md col'rs s,..
To Mechanics. r
AN iu recsvioE lzTEr Jos uf sup-res Boiler and ~sl
Iron Of the numbers, vhSh vii Oe furnished n
s''N' s.. n HoL. IvsswoRTH.
Is19-Asn EE. corner Church ara College STA
NuEATI NHEATI
5U,OOO Ss"at s'3ss;s. y =, ~, ;..s .ia ).
PGhby 3. \. hOiLlNsEoeTH
Hi corner College sud cha eh s's.
More Sole Leather Trunka
IHAv Rsssivsd ABos,r lot sups'ior Soc tsselsE
Trunks and vssss, (Asb and P.sisrp) AlsO. Leases
seops' oEs', single Ard 1As 'Sp If srvS sy. s,s s'
Ss 8 College .''....
IRISH POTATOES.
49, IT, hfswkar srra L. 49,
jua - srs-. Corr srosd ~s'-r esrses'
IcEI IcIiiIeIgi
OSMoSDAY JAY ith. siIi sOs-ssaos ssirnE lss =
balance Of 'As ss-son. liyis-isl @ ;. =. AAEfE.
R1no Powder.
VHAVE ~ MAGAxsNF,
L ss6 sss' DUposrs RisLE PosDEA.
80 Kya.oosy Ess
. sSyso s-ss ssisiS puss. NocAIL. Av-a
GROCERIES,.
~ .. .wiLLiAsiros az tie ssEyr q Prent ,tr~st ssd
" GroSsrs. sAeh hs a Ss psAssd spsss q cxsAP
e.s ass.
ID lcoE. lara Neal ylsss, sus,sr ard S-., ~ s4s -
ID s o WILLIAMS ~.
C,aEDEEs Alsosas Rsl.ss, Prs..svss PssAsss. Psypr
" Asses an4 t''nAas oaiszp iss s..s e ,,.~...
PEsR cissss nd Tohasoe. 81 sais a
ID q. y WfLIfkNR0HN
DUcKE . Bsosna. sh-Es snA Ita waFs - sals a
- rsa .. a -. ~ e<--E-s
J = Ssrs.s. Ee l1-s sawr1as.
PATTEN, HUTTON a CO,
at hAWANNAnk.
PATTXE, COLLINS 4 co..
- Aces W
Commission Merehanvs
FaCf0xsEs.
lNYuL 7eeelss - eeeasn1saa a kisia - Prsan1a
w Heers s4g7aoss aeea ee9~ElF
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANO

FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANO.
Tths p 80 Fsfts snd nase saioaa ~ MAcLCl
y - faad ne srBrs. sod h-st cFssasnt e Pis
ever eeerea "a tth waftsa n-siag q 81 aa4 O1ts
= Remi sFsef Rhich ~ bri hsscy sne pori.y e IN
sasurpass - ans fansrs Piznos $40 tef ~ ne pol
m @zArEs a. dnis o. kkre eFs1 s1spaased n
srfess ata gf n1g k44 a.u lterrs - thsif arosayi
rspstatisa. Thoss saosles - fossrussnt en- -
ooaasn -.stsd aPen EssaonaAs Erua aa9 lkxF weFt
Rwchafa r~ctly 81 tho hsRnfzcsaFrra- lhasa xIse
Is e. n sza T. rtsuents escssous knd shest Nania
bFsrlaE tAe Nse Pseas. Watacs folkaa. se1ae o.,
aukeais, A.. aEa1rbga gpn e. nnhie s4zns aa
Hessf i A. raitr1 STATES.
nw-s-~.ss~ a. Ru2h.r. q uRf0N sTnzgs
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
10. G, BROW NJ,

ASNAAsS' = ->@>'4S. O'sS'
DIE WOODS. WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
SURGICAL INSFRTNFyTS. 4c
Aa3 az TIE P]psIir Patent II scficEaes OF tss ddg
As College Street. sHvILLE. TENN,
IN Fancy Goads the stock Is than uSully lsrRe
having received new supplies -eec' ed in person cm
Eastern market, many styles before offered in
this arket.
In Perfun-rv can urnish Luns Basns AMI Nj ehelIs
Exit acts he hand 'ereh-f Srne q var,
eties Farns, American and French Cologne almost
PVrF, eazn, erea, II ,uel, &C.. &c Dhlues Lubnsi
Sschstp Bru he's Metal Chm, Siass and Paper PuG
Boxes She'll Hne AMI D-ss ing Comb, togrth-r With
general ortment Of sund les in this ne which ve
would csH attention A
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'INHE rsrnssst her toOrs iug aRfsr Ne name
sd s-ys ofC. ~. RObsrsson 4 CO is this day DIS
solved bF uslsaal sonssnG G. ". ROBERTSoN,
yfMEs =. BhAD5hAW,
AN 4. JeNES. ".
She basness n ne lAis hra ui Be closed up hy
either as ths Old stsnd ceegp
AT those Indebted s her - note or soeOant requested
q nsks sumsdlais pas nanl. t.a# ' = lS
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IN.OIYrNr NOTICE

IN>OG.VTNr N0TICE
JOSEPH w. wtLKiN Administrator having hled his BIN In
the hancery Court Nashville, against Christina q.
WagneI a heirs and creditors u the estate ~ harss
Henry Wagner deceased and said estate having been trans
ierred o- the Davidson County ourt TO said hsneeTy
for setil Hent. this l. notify all persons having
claims against sad forward and die them with
"a clerk snf master and have themselves made pr~s to
"a by he ist Monday In November said essa
being insolVeut. &. u. BRIEN, q. NJ
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NEW FIRM /!

Il HI igutd hsyfhg hsughi sus Sc ago - g. "
n - sohssrsoa SOD Das s si cartu0s u basinsss
d-ahrE SOota nd shoss. Hafs caps. Ao. a. 81 tAs
stAnt of ths ht< er. So Il Csegs street where
gAsy hpe by eass s-sten eOsioes, zsEiE ths
Oh Of he oe er-, s34 Ne Yebl.e ssaszsny
..- e. " Ro8ERTsnN
Fa JOIN q DAsHIRiL-
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Hamilton's Thresher and Separator.

HOfFl l1'S BABENI.
HAVE on hand large lot Of these Threshny Ma
chimes wh-h am selling at MAnuAc'u c'urer'E prizes They
can be 9 Ia At tie Warehouse Of A. la ilton
T. 4. hcC AIL,
mAySO Agent for Manufacturer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-29

AN 1SCoSvESGEST ADyESTuRE.-Hans recited to
me the particulars Of an adventure which happened
to a European in this wilderness. During the time
Capt. Greyburn WAS established at Waisch Bay, the
medical gentleman who resided with him had occasion
to cross the Naarip plain but being total stranger
to the country. he engaged Hotentot as guide The
day proved hot and oppressive and the wayfarers had
not proceeded far when the doctor felt faint and
thirsty. On inquiry Of his attendant whether any
water could be obtained, he received sulky and I'M
satisfactory answer and was about to prosecute his
Journey when the man thus abruptly addressed him
. You've got very nice hat. sir. which you must
give me, Or will not stir another step" Under ordi-
nary circumstances to comply with such request
would have been lnconvenlent, but it was still more
annoying in the present instance, exposed as the
doctor was to scorching sun. Finding himself,
however, entirely at the mans mercy, and seeing
nothing but bowling wilderness all around him, he
grudgngi gave the hat, hoping to be exempted from
further Importantly But he was mistaken in this
matter, for he had not proceeded much further when
the Hottentot sat himself quietly down on the sand
complaining bitterly Of the immense distance they
had yet to perform, adding with sly look at the
doctor that he thought his jacket would fit him ex,
actly. The medical gentleman was, amazed at the
fellows impudence and at first refused this new de.
mand, but the said that unless he received the
garment he would leave him to his fate. and he was
obliged to comply. In this manner he gradually d.
vested the chicken hearted doctor of his apparel and
would in all probability not have LETT him with the
possession of the shirt on his back. had it not been
for the timely arrival Of Hans and another European
then on the way to Walfsch Bay. The doctors
story OF told and the rascal Hottcnt0
was not only deprived Of his booty, but soundly
/ thraslcl into the bargain
[EHpoations in Southwestern Africa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-29

SELLING \ % DRUMMER. A drummer" is a tray
cling dry goods salesman whose business is to drum
trade for his employer in New York The following
good story is from Porters Spirit of the Times and
shows how one Of them got sold in a trip he made
down South. iii Benton county Ga. He was riding
from Taadega to Benton Point with B;ll Martin in
1910 and found out new way to make a well.
Bill and the drummer were riding along, and stop
ped to set some water at newly located farm in the
Iawer part OF Benton county. The farmer had set
e to old pine stump near the front door, and st
the time travellers stopped, the fire in the sap
root some two feet below the surface all the wood
above the ground having been consumed
The smoke Issuing from large hole in the ground
attracted the attention of the drummer, and turning
to Bill. asked the meaning Of it.
why" said William, my friend Thompson here
is burning out we'll.
Burning ouc well! What do Won mean?
'JusD what SAY" rcioned Bill. lie is burning
out Il well. Have You never seen it done"
Never nor did ever hear Of such thing |
would like to have it explained
''Nothn- simpler" says Bill. "Throughout this
section OF the country the soil sstrongly imegnatei
with highly intlanmahe salts. and all We have to do
when well is needed is to dig a hole foot deep and
four feet Square at the top; wet the ground around
the surface to keep the fire from spreading, and in a
week. time you have first rate well.
'Do tell = exclaimed the wondering Gothamite.
EYES, said Bill. warming with the subject, 'the
fire burns sra IAt down. just the size Of tie hole Al
the top; it burns slowly and thus bakes the sides
brick, and continues to burn until it reaches water
when, of COEr$a, it ceases to burn
"A very natural primu tacie conclusion" replied
Bill 'bUt this is the stIanscst Of the whole process
there are no ashes. am not chemist enough to eN
plain it. but Professor Bumby, OF the University. at
lrihuel it TO the volatile principle contained in the
iulammabe salts. wish could explain it; but TIL,
much do know, that ouc OF at least Ole hundred
wells Of the same r5atn Benton eeEuty have never
seen III all bushel vi ashes.