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J. III. CURRY.
Funeral Undertaking.

II An prepared to furnish COrFIN5 of every dsscrp-
j. ton with everything necessary funerals, aud will
give prompt attention all orders lett at my Coffin Ware
Rooms, in COoper's Buildings, Cherry street.
Furniture Of all kinds repaired made to order IN the
best of style
" oct2-toli JOHN a. CURRY.
o HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
r AN now offering sale three desirable private resi-
il dsnces within few minutes walk Of the Pubic
SQuare One situated the of Cedar and spruce
streets Lot fronting AZ feet Cedar and running back
1872 feet to an alley Neat Brick house containing sx good
rooms - -..- q .
The other two lots fronting s21E feet each Spruce
street and running back $50 feet IL foot alley with
neat two story Brick Houses, containing rooms each
This T. very desirable property this portion Of the
city rapidly improving and this about the only chance
to buy residences to the business portion Of the
city. Terms liberal. Apply to WILL. L. BOYD, Dr.,
: oct4-lm r. - .-....- so Cherry street
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN n SOUTHAMPTON

TIE ships comprising this line are WASH AeEA
\ lNGTON.. Capt. E. CayeudY; HER <SE$<@IP
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These stea- $<Se;sk -
erssiop at Souttzm pton beth going and retnrninT
PROPOSED DATRs sAILiNs-lS56
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pLD I,IJRHORN.

EIFTEEN barrels geuuHe Qua BuTboTu Whisky. (fOuT
years old 10 winch attention Of the city trade is
invited JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
septIG BGP broadway,
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For the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spi ting
OF Hood and all other Lung Com plants
tending 10 Consumption.
Q - q - = Q ~ ~


TIS preparation getting into all over country
l. The numerous letters receive from various
gents informing of effected ia their immediate
neghbohOods, warrant saying it is of the BEST
the very best Cough Medicine before the public
Ii almost invariably relieves and unreQuently
the very When all other Cough preparations
have failed this has relieved the patient Druggists deal
ers In Medicines and Physicians testify ASK the Agent
in what has been his experience of the
effects Of this medicine If he has been selling for any
length of time he will tell the best medicine exanL
Below give extracts from letters have recev-
ed leatl regarding the virtues of this medicine.
DR.. s. :. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga, says:-I have been
using LverwOrt and Tar extensively in my
uce for three years past and tbs with pleasure state my
belief in its superiority all other articles with which
acquainted, for which is recommended.
hessrs Fitzgerald Brenners, writing from Weynesville
N c., says:-"The Liverwort and Tar is becoming daily
popular in this country and think justly All
who have tried speak in cOmmendabie fit, and
tits very beneheia lin alternating the complaints or which
is recommended
Our Agent in Piekens District, S. Co. Mr.. s. r. McPsll,
that he twith great benefit in his family
SndTecommends his neighbors.D He gives instance
With disease OF the Lungs for years. attended with
cough, who relieved by the Liyerwort and Tar.
such the good reports hear of this Medicine from
all parts OF the South. For report of the surprising
has performed Western and Northern and Eastern
States would the suffering patient read the PAM
phle which accompanies each bottle. To al say, have
ope, have hOpel
fry the Medicpe! Be warned in season!Il And negsc
that cough which s daily weakening your constitution,
Irritating your throat and lungs, and vtng that dread
disease Consumption, when so soothing and healing Iem
edy be obtained Rogers Syrup Lverwort and Tar
Beware of COunterfes and base limitations The genuine
a9e signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around each bottle mi d..
Price, Dollar per Bottle Bottles Five Dol
lars. Sold Wholesale and retail by SCoVlL & MEAD,
the Southern States whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
EHln Brothers, Berry ~ Demoyile, A. X Roscoe 1hOs
Webs and C. ". HendeTsho Nashville Tenn and by all
other Drug through the State anl2-d&lTiWiy.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
The next ordinary Drawing OF the RoYAL HkvAxA lor-
fERY, conducted by the Spanish G0Fennens under TIE
Supervision Of the Captain General Of Cubs, viii tlks
place at BaTans on
DIV, DECEMBER IOra, 81
S25S.OOO:
APPROXIMATIONS

"iOLhTteAEr $50; HALVES $40; QUARTERS s..
AN uie PTizes shove stated drawn at sVBry drawing
TIE AANNEkOt tbs DRAW ING IS As FOLLOWS.
All the numbers are put Wnes1 1r globe in the ore
senee OIL us aaai0Elhesot Havana and the pubc two ays
before The DAY ct drawing the Prizes ia another globe
both Of whIsh are locked With three different keys Kent
bT the three IIeASUrets OF The Of the RoTA
The drawing takes pes NJ the large inside the Gus
tom House, publicly iva bays r9f oVsr tsssl-a ys-s
OF age froua the orphsH Asyura draw the NGbers and
tine Prizes. One of toe B0ys draws Number and Al
the time the other draws one Prize from ks
Thee Of Prizes and EhseFer Prize out placed
to the credit Of that Number sa they eOatnus until the
whole number Of Pres drawn
The Prizes payable without discount on presents.
ton of the ticket at the Royal Treasury, IN Havana as
500 the result becomes known paid N SpsLsh
Douboons rs
Tbs subscribers will cssh all PTIzs5 at per cent dis.
count charging for the risk de- attending coilsctoa
\ ~ The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
mailed to purchasers Of Tickets the srryS Of the Mail
Steamer IRON Havana .- -.r
"a Purchasers viii please write their isuatrcs plain
and give their Post Once County ard Stale. -----
- Bills on all solvent bauks taken at par.
- Orders for Tickets Shares in the above Scheme
addressed to J. Cisco Co., Chsrlestoa 3. O. viii be
promptly attended to D. CISCO & co,
pci19 .. Chsrlestou, 3 C.
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PROPOSALS FOa SIR FOR PUBLIC
u . BUILDING.
- EALED proposals viii De received bv Jesse Thomas
- Eco, Surveyor, samuel T. Anderson EsQ Postmaster
and Jacob MeGavcek, ksq until the twenty-fth daY Of
September oeXt iOr suitable Tor building tor tbs
aceommodatn Of the Custom House Posi- Office United
states Courts, and steam bOai Inspectors Nashville
Tenn Corner Lots viii be preferred. and eig1
Bile that less thpn hundred fse by hundred
fset JAMES GUTHRIE
sepf7-u. Secretary Treasury.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LOTS
IN THE CRY OF HICKMAN
At Public Sale, -a.11

WITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
ON MONDAY, the 10th of November, 1883, -Richsrd
~ p Mari will SELL without reserve tothe highest bid:
der One Hundred and Fourteen Lots in the city OF Kick
man, Kentucky. ..1- F5i III =
The rapid growth of Hickman for the past three yess
its immense and increasing trade its present acilnes Tor
communicative with the interior Of rich and fertile sgr
cultural region of country In Tennessee and Kentucky its
Banks and other moneyed iRees its Manufactures its
Wharves its Churches, Schools the enterprise of her
citizens the liberal spirit of her people, its position and
prospects and in the future all commend to the no
nee Of the capitalist the business man, the mechanic and
working man: 80 ei-sv - - - -.
The population Of Hickman hasquadrupled itself IN four
years-its wealth has made more rapid increase
and its exports have increased still more argey-Um TO-
600 bushels wheat exported in 1880 more than 100000
were exported in 1855 The country Tributary 70 her is
comparatively and unirnproved every acre Of H.
however be brought to the highest state OF eutYa
tion and rapidly increasing in wealth and popua'
ton The trader the capitalist; the manufacturer, the
rhsnic the working the native The foreign bOgn the
Protestant, Cathol and Jew, all invited The lots
are the most eligible in the city.
Tasks OF SALE-10 per cent in cash. balance IN /, g.
L. and years. with interest from date interest to DO
med promptly paid at maturity security ia required
on the notes. aEl s.,l X. P. MARI, Hiokmsn, Ky.
netIQ ID
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
"a IL = j
RAILROAD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY, 2lst of June,
1856 Day Passenger leaves Nashville al SO5, a. NJ
srrives at Chattanooga at eos, 7. NJ
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at O. r NJ arrives at
Chattanooga ats 90, A. NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at ., A NJ, arrives
at Nashville at 240, Z. NJ
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at sl5, r NJ ar
riyes at Nashville at s45, A. NJ.
iune2l. IL l. ANDfkSON, SUPP.
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TTNHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed to No. Is
Il Public Square, next door 10 CaIhOun's, where they
will be happy to show their first stock II
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cssslmsres; VeStings. Gloves
Hosiery Crsysts Hsndkercheis. &C., Sc
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THURsTON & BERNARD,
No. I6 Public Square.

Next door 70 CahOun's)
NTE now have on hard beautiful stock Of French
wv and English Mernos, Plan Plaid and Andre
shaded all wool DECLINES, BOmbazInes Cashmerss, MAJ
chester DeLaines Pald Red, elbow and White FlAnuels
all qualities Also, complete stock of Staple GoOds
Servants Goods of ali kinds which invite the sttsn-
ton Of all CASH buyers give good bargains
= aent9S-f
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= : WHEAT SACKS, WHEAT sACks.
HALL at the NASHVILLE BAG FACTORY" in A.
" Hsmiton's Warehouse, 81 College Street, WHARF
prepared to furnish the public with 10 900 sssk
per day. iulyS11FfEE. JOHN kksAASA
1--WE bags Rio Coffee in store and aIriving.
II septl6 JOHNSON, HORNE b CO,
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NEW ARhIYAl..

rUsT reeeiveda fresh supply Of nifty four Baskets Of
81 CHARLES HEIDSICkS CHAMPAIGN, m quartz,
"a tntS warranted 10 be q genuine ana superior
s.Sa -F b. Il. SIMPSON.
ssn,s .--. -. A. o.. az Public Sqsere-
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A SMALL Farm FOR SALE NEAR NASH
n WILLIE.

HAVE for sale about 10 acres OF Land. 5x miles
from the CITY, in good neigbborhoOd, ouehird clezT.
I'd and the balance heavily mbersd. The entire Tract
soendidIy in Blue Grass viii divide it into two
four parcels II the entire Tract be disposed o. the
whole to one purchaser, on Liberal terms.
There ere four beautiful Building Sites susceptible Of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville.
For further particulars call aud at No College
street. and L will otter splendid bargain.
ociIs-t - J. C. FIFE.
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@ URGIGAl. DENTAL, SURVEYING, WDwIFERY and
= Poctet Instruments, assorted Fine Cutlery, Pts
tolls. Canes, DC.
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y Z. WELLS, ~
DEALER IN
MEDICINES,

DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS,
OILS, KARNZSHES, DYE SFUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS WARE, STONE WARE,
DIinting, Writing and Indelible Inks, as
i sorted TEAS, VINES, BRANDIES, Acids, Spices,
Su, is, seears Tobacco, Powder, Shot, and Lead
CpeIin Oil-TANNER'S OIL, 495 Gallons PIPES,
y MARBLES, COMBS, PERCUSSION CAPS
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THLECrRIC Machines, Medicine CAs.t, Medical
T. Saddle Bags Game Bags Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
Otero Abdominal Segp5rtes, TO be sold at the lowest
prices by T. WELLS
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Chancery Sale of Land.

David Cleage. Trustee, and Allen Butler and
James Lamar Administrators, of Zachariah
Lamar, and Elva Lamar his widow, Francis
Lamar and Nancy Lamar,
Us.
Amuh Lamar. Eliza A. F. Small, and James
Thomas Snder, minors by their Guardian
ad Item, James t. Lane.
DURSUANT to u decree Of the Chancery
l. Court, had in this cause, at the August
term, 1855, will sell, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Athens. on the 30th dav
of October next, to the highest bidder on a
credit of ten months, with interest from sale,
except the sum Of s263 with interest from
the 18TH October 1855. which has to he paid
down, the following tracts or parcels of Land,
viz: 1850 acres, in the I'd range, West of the
meridian, I'd Township. l2th section, and the
Southwest ar. Of said section 80 acres, more
or less, beginning on stake, the North west
corner of a Or section of Land purchased by
James Cuton from John Moss; thence North
68 poles to a pine, the South west corner of
Franklin Hale's tract; thence East with Hale's
line 10 poles and half to a stake; thence
South SO poles toa stake on Culton's line;
thence West to the beginning. Sold to salts.
fy mortgage due the Planters Bank, and
debts due from the estate to individuals, and
for distribution. The reversionary interest
Of the widows dover will lie sold with the
Land. rf4s WIN. LOWRY, O. d M
Sept 10, ls5e-td-prs fee slO.So-ai7 ,.,siA
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w - &s0ASAS AVA 0u4ke
RETWEEN the hour, of IL A. NJ and . p
- NJ A., on Wednesday, October 10Th, 1855, |
will offer at public sale, on the premises, to
the highest and best bidder. the following
Lands, to wit:
THE walker RESERVATIONS"
at the Rail Road crossing of Hiwassee river,
in McSlnn county, enclosing the town Of CAL
houn, and containing 700 acres, or then ca.
bouts. mostly bottom Land--about 800 acres
in cultivation.
THE "KINCANNON PLACE."
at kincannon's Ferry, in Meigs county, about
ten miles below Calhoun, Containing TOGO
acres, or Whereabouts, MOSTLY bottom Land
about $50 acres in cultivation. 1t consists
OF three adjoining tracts, or settlements
which will be sold separately ...
ONE TWELVE ACRE FRACTION,
less the Depot site and Road bed of the East
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, situate IN
the town of Charleston, and fronting on Hi
vase river
ONE SEVENTY ACRE FRACTION,
more or less, lying above Calhoun, near the
IIiwassee river. Both fractions in Bradley
county.
All Of the above Lands are so well known
as to make particular description unneces-
s.ry. To name them is sufficient. Persons
wishing TO examine, before the dav of sale,
will please call on Mr.. W. H. Hammond,
Charleston, Tenn.
TERMs:-One.third cash--balance in two
equal annual payments, with interest from
date Of sae-purchasers executing notes with
approved security-and lien on land retain.
ed until purchase money is paid
ROBERT ID. ROSS,
BY 7. G. HISpMAN. Agent
Athens, Tenu Sept 10, lS56-it-4l7
.sS- Cleveland Banner and Chattanooga
Advertiser will insert times in weekly, with
special notice, and forward accounts to this
o,iica
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR-CHILp CARRIED OFF
BY A BEAR.-One of those fearful incidents
occurred near the village of Neshoti,, on Sat
uIday last, which 90 80 far TO create the
thrilling interest in the written romance of
pioneers life. Just before sunset, n child S
years old, was seized in the presence of its
mother, by II full grown bear, and in spite of
its screams, aud the frantic Efforts Of its
mother, was borne offinto the thicket. The
alarm was given, and the men with guns and
other weapons of destruction commenced
searching the woods, but up to Tuesday
nothing has been found upon which to base i,
conjecture with reference to its fate. Bears
are quite plenty in this neighborhood, but
this is the first instance where human life has
been sacrificed by them, though they had
frequently carried off stock from the farmers,
canning up, n, in this case, to the door of the
house.-Moniiowo (Wis.) Tribune.
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Petition TO Sell
Land, Town Lots n Negro Woman,

Benjamin Wells aad Thos. Grisham, Admins
traitors of John Grisham, decd, Jas. W.
Grsham, Elijah Grisham, Elizabeth McCra.
ry, Robert McCrary, Mary Ann Pharless
and Samuel Pharless,
Vs
Martin " B. Grisham, by his Guardian Elijah
Grisham. Jane Wyrick and Oscar Wyrick.
TN pursuance of an interlocutory decree
i made in this cause at the August term of
the County Court, 1864, for McMinn county,
Tennessee, | will, ON the 18th day of No
We nber next. at the Court house door IN
Athens, sell to the highest bidder, OH credit
of twelve months, the following described
Land, Negro Woman and Town Lots, to wit :
One hundred and ninety five acres, more or
less--range !, West Of the meridian, 9th
township 18th section-adjoining the Lands
Of Ii. r. Wilson, Henry Sloop, John Howl
and Others, in the Hiwassee district, MeMinn
country, Tennessee, lying South east Of A thens
about four miles. Also, two Town Lots in
the town Of Athens. known in the plan Of
said town as Nos. IS and 4. with good Dwell
ing House and other convenient buildings;
one Negro Woman, aged about 80 years
The purchaser will be required to give bond
and security, and lien retained on the prop.
erty till the purchase money is paid. sold
Tor the purpose Of making distributidn Among
the heirs. WAN. GEORGE, err C'ty Ct. =
Aug 8, ls6S-td-prs fee si0-4ii ff'A
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PHILADELPHIA Academy,

THNIIE next Session Of five months begins Monday,
22d inst. Rev. d. NJ. RowAS, A. NJ, Principal, as.
sisted by Mrs A. LAW In the Female and Juyenile De-
partments; Miss ANNA LAW, Teacher OF Music.
TERMS:
LIST Caiss-Readng, Writing, Arithmetic and Pr
mary Geography Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
I'd L2dss-Geography, Grammer, Natural Phoso-
ply, English Composition, and History ...... $50
80 C8ass-Algebra, Surveying, and all Higher
Mathematics, Chemistry, and other Natural Sci
ences, Latin, Greek and Hebrew Languages,
with Greek and Latin Composition. ...........l 90
Music with Of Instrument. Is 90
Painting Drawing, &c ........................ 300
The Trustees pleased to say that the Session just
closed gave great satisfaction to the patrons of the
School, and the advancement Of the pupils is sufficient
evidence Of the ability and tact Of the Teachers.
w. +. LEN0IR, Sec'H.
PHILADELPHIA Tenn, Sept l9-3m-4iT
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SPEAKING AT BENTON.

DhNioN, cePb if' iooo'
Mr.. Editor: On yesterday the Hon Sam.
A. Smith and Milton p. Jarnagin. Esq. ad.
dressed the citizens Of Polk upon the Presi-
DENTAL Issues. 1t being Col Smiths appoint
ment he led off in speech Of one hour and
half In length, fifty eight minutes of which
was purely personal, attempting to vindicate
himself from the charge Of having elected
Nathaniel P. Banks. Black Republican, Spea-
ker of the House Of Representatives. The
zeal and energy with which the Col entered
upon his personal explanation, convinced all
affair renders him particularly uncomfortable
at the present time. lie said that the strug-
gle for the speakership was an exciting and
laborious one, protracted for two mortal
months during which time Congress met
night and day, and every member that could
possibly be In attendance, was punctual and
always at his post He said that the coun.
try became clamorou, for an organization of
Congress, and that he partook Of that pat.
riotism and lent his energies TO accomplish
that long looked for result. lie dwelt upon
his devotion to our American institutions
with melting pathos, during which time the
pronoun II" was frequently used, with evi.
deut pleasure to himself but without meet.
ing l response in the breasts of many of his
old democratic admirers. He said that if
there was honor due any one for having or.
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Notice..

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
l. Court of Monroe county, made September
10th, 1856 | will proceed, on he 3lst day of
October, 1856, at the residence of Mary
llumlhries, reliet of James Humphreys de,
ceased, to sell all the right, title, interest or
claim that James Humphreys, deed, had in
and to certain NEGRO GIRL Sal, and
THREE CHILDREN, to the highest and best
bidder. Said Slaves will be sold on credit
OF nine and eighteen months, except one
hundred dollars which will be required in
hand, purchaser giving bond aud good securi.
W. and lien will he retained on said Ne.
groes until the purchase money is paid.
j. l.. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Sept la, ls56-6t-pr's fee S., 6O-4l7
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GREAT PERsPIRATIOS.-One OF the strong.
est smells of Fremontism was manifested at
Xenia, Ohio, the other night, and the audi
ence was overpowcred. A fat female darkey,
in low neck dress and bare arms, swca,cd
away Tor n couple of hours in the elegant
dicton OF the race, TO convince her audience
that Frrmont's cause was IL "hcabenIy one "
Perspiration crowned the closing scene, says
the Dayton Empire, and men, women and
boys carried the Fremont perfume in their
Clothes for week.
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PLANO FoRTIs.


INllE Subscriber is now receiving q new Sc.
L lection of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
oldest manufactures, HAVING ALL THE
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, and selec.ed with
great care from more than a thousand instru.
nients-among which are the new Corrugated
Sounding Boards of Boardman, Gray 4 Co.
which are receiving so much favor both in
America and Europe. This valuable improve.
ment ad'ls one'half more space to the Sound
ing Board thereby largely increasing its power
producing greater volume of tone, together
with peculiar distnctiveness and ndepend
ence OF the notes, and nearly equaling the
Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving large selection of Mmsic--
Songs, Polkas, Waltzes. Variations, &C., 30;
Guitars and Strings; superior Melodans and
Harmonious; Piano Stools and Covers.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber refers to The following gen.
tlemen who have purchased of him, and who
can testify as to the excellence of these in
strnments: Fft
Col. W. $. Galloway, Riceviile, Tenn.
Hon. j. C. Gaut, Cleveland,
DIR. Harrison, Loudon,
Mai. l.. r. Hurst, Mouse Creek,
DR.. W. 4. Hurley Loudon.
Col. r. B Brabson. Chattanooga,
j. Burt, ESD, Knoxville,
DIR. r.. H. Hodsden. Sevierville,
j. +. Rowen, Esq Monroe county,"
H. Campbell, Esq. Cleveland,
VIC. Mctin, ESD, Loudon.
Wm. Beale, ESQ, Murphy, N. G.
Hon. Ii W. Massengale, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Col. d. A. Tibbs. Concord.
Benjamin Chandler, Esq, Chattanooga,
Maj. j. Nee, Bradley county, :"
r. X Warnacutt, Esq, Chattanooga,
And also to:manyia Georgia aud Alabama,
and also to Schools in those States. ~ ~ ~
Aug. g. -s,h II. q. COOKE ~
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tdy- A paper, published in British India,
publishes II letter from II person at Kurachee,
who says that he is determined to export
100000 salted rats to China. The Chinese
eil rats, and he thinks they may sell. He
says he has To pay one pice a dozen, and the
sailing, cutting, pressing, aud packing in
casks, raises the price to six pice dozen; and
il he should succeed in obtaining ANYTHING
like the price that rules in Whampoa and
Canton, Tor corn grown rats, his fortune will
be made
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Undergraduate Department.

V"V'FV'
VVNHE next Session Of this College will open on Mon.
day, Sept. sth. The Classical Course is full and
every facility Is afforded to Students in Scientific
Branches Preparatory School Is attached embr
course OF two years The Military system Is adopted
as eectua means Of preserving good order econo-
my regular habits, and active bodily exercise Charges
fer Tuition and Boarding 800 per term of 90 weeks
Surgeons Fee -. Engineering French Spanish Ger
man, Drawing Book Keeping and Fencing each e10
per term of 90 weeks. -.
The last session OF the Medical College closed with
839 Matrculants and SIS Graduates, from 10 States
The Military College closed its FIRST year In Nashville
with 1854 Matriculans from IL States For Catalogue
and Regulations apply to B. n. JOHNSON,
Nashville, Aug. j, ls36-3mH Superintendent.