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Sign of tIic Skeleton Wagon.
Southern Carriage Repository.

"a NE subscriber bcgs leave to norm the Merchants
N and Planters, that he has opened repository for
tbe sale OF Gdyg3Yts, Btggiss HfyaeSg &C. at No 20
lIeelmau street, running Through to IS spruce street
entrance ON either street. The main floor Ob5 feet In
length affords ample room for keeping always hand
large and complete assortment OF every description
Having learned the trade IN the Factory OF his father
he ID particularly familiar with every department In
The beness aud is therefore enabled to oversee orders
lar any k!nd Of work entrusted 20 him. and superintcnd
every stage Of iis manufacture. Ills long residence In
Inc South and West, and intimate knowledge OF every
section and his experience While with Mrssrs. Baldwin
him many advantages Ia the selections required Tor TIE
different parts Of the country. Also, acquaintance
will thc character ofwOrk, dram, track, height of wheels,
nuntv aud size OF springs and aNcls necessary for tie
particular localities. Particular attention ptid to spec
en orders either through merchants to the suhscr-
her direct and al prices guaranteed to beas low ~ the
work Gnu possibly be furnished and which will be equal
In every respect o that OF the very best and oldest city
OF country establishments
"a Bsektnhn street Is within few doors Of the Park,
ON the Southeast side rum the Aslor House,
and In a line irom Park Place. Murray, Warren aud
Chamber Streets the Brick Church. Loveioy's and
Clinton Hotels. Having convenient Office accommoda.
ne trusts that he may have the pleasure OF call nom his
friends and from those who VIII do him the favor TO
anime Ills assortment, and being tho ouly establishment
ndaped to the southern trade Ia The lower part Of che
city, he respectfully solicits share " patronage.
lie bega refer those unacqunintcd with him, 90 any
Of the Jobhing Houses IN New York city, engaged IN the
southern or Western trade Great cnrc will be taken
count allowed to the trade. WM. l.. MCDONALD.
n B.-wm H. Mcdonald takes pleasure IN referring
Ia the merchants Of this place.
New York, Feb |, ls56-Gm-3Si
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Chancery Sale Of Land, Lot
NEGROES.

Allen Boone in his own right and as Executor
OF Samuel Hardy, deceased, and Anna
Boone, wife of said Allen,
Margaret Hardy, widow ofsaid Samuel, deed
james Hardy Jane Allen and husband BY,
ram Allen, Thomas Hardy and his children
viz: William Susan Jane, Taylor, Cattle
rine. Angelo, Angeline, Samuel, Martha and
Finnce who appear 10y their Guardian al
Htem heretofore appointed by this Court,
Susan Dodson and her husband Mareellus
Dodson, Mary and her husband Milton Bob
erson, samuel Hardy, and Martha and hus-
band W. T. Edgnan, lesatees Of said Sam
uel Hardy, deed and James Gettys.
DURSUANT to II decree of the Chancery
I 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
a 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, decd,
and about 40 acres of LAND, bought by the
testator from James Gettys, adjoining the
Land of VIM. Lowry, James Bayless, Reed
Owens. McKeldin, and d. Cleage, being n
part of the East half of the North east quar-
ter of section %, 4th township, range lst
West Hlwassee District, McNIinn county; and
also tract of about lO4 ACRES in said
county, known as the Ewing place ldioin.
ing the Lands now owned by W. T. Edgman,
James Russell, and Allen Boone; and at the
same time and place, the following NEGRO
SLAVES, viz: \ woman, named Nancy; boy
named Ben; one named Alex, and one named
Stephen; and girl named Lucy. Bond aud
security will be required of the purchasers,
and lien on the land until paid. Sale at
l o'clock. WIN. LOWRY, c. d H.
Feb. 80, lS56-td-prs fee 3l2-8sS
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NATURALIZATION lilLL.-The following il
the substance Of the Naturalization Bill
introduced in the louise of Representatives
by Mr. Adams of Massachusetts:
That no foreigners by birth shall make
application to become citizen of the Uni.
ted States until he has been resident for
twcnty-onc CONTINUOUS years; and it prohibits,
under Il penalty OF $500, any vessel to bring
TO the United States any person Of foreign
birth, unless no has certificate from Il Uni.
ted States consul showing that he is of good
character, has never been convicted of 4 Grim
inal offence, and is not paupcr. The bill
may possibly pass the House, but il stands
no chance of success in the Senate.
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- learned writer, Dendy, says dryden to en-
sure his brilliant visions OF poesy, ate raw hcsh; and
coffee If we DO sleep induce dreaming. Bapusta Porta
for procuring quiet rest and pleasing dreams swallowed
hOrse tORgWe after supper Indigestion, and that con-
dition which Is termed a weak or irritable stomach
constitute most fruitful source OF visions The imne-
diate or direct influence Of REPETITION, in totally altering
is proof Of its power derange the circulation OF the
brain aud the mental faculties in sleep People who
are troubled with Indigestion may surely get relief from
"IIoofand's German Bters," sold exclusively in this
country by Dr. C. Ne Jackson 120 Arch street Phil,del-
phia and by his agents. See advertisements feb 20
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

I WILL offer for sale, on the ID day of May
4 next, to the highest bidder, on the premi,
scs, the valuable FARM where now live,
three and half miles South of Athens con
sisting of 600 -ACTOS, about two
hundred and twenty-five or thirty Of which
are in cultivation, about fifty acres of good
bottom land; three good Orchards, comforta.
bic Dwelling House, good Barn, together
with good out buildings
Persons wishing to buy will do well to call
on he subscriber and examine said property
before the day of sale. Terms made known
on the day Of sale s. p. HENDERSON,.
March /, lS56-td-3S9
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STILL ANOTHER DIscovERY IN CALIFORNIA.
-ltis not long since that we announced the
discovery of mine of blue mass in Ell Dora
do county, California. BY the last arrival We
see that in the upper part OF ''odd's Valley 4
small spring or stream of oil possessing all
the properties of castor oi) has been discov-
cred. A iacetious correspondent Of the
Placer Press suggests to the discoverer that
he would perhaps do well to make u prop 81
ton to the Ell Dorado people to purchase his
spring; they might use it to advantage in
working off their blue mass
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LATER FROM EuROpE.

NeD York, March, 1.-The steamer Ara
go has arrived, with dates to the 18th uIi
She had one of the worst passages eve
known. She brings dispatches from the Eng
lish government, and from Messrs. Buehah
an and Mason.
FURTHER BY THE AMEEIcA.-HalTdT
Feb. 29-The steamer Baltic arrived out on
the l3,b. The America passed, on the !9Ih
n Collins steamer in distress, heading up the
English channel. 1t was probably the Pa
cifc returning.
The peace conference meets 2lst. It. is
s,;d that Austria ami France desired the adj
mission Of Prussia, but Lord Palmersion re-
fused the consent OF England.
The Dutch have concluded treaty By which
they obtain greater advantages Than any 9th
er nation.
The London Times seems TO fear for the
success Of England in the approaching Con
gross.
In the House Of Commons on the 18th,
correspondence with the United States and
the Instructions given 10 Champion. Lord
Palmerston replied, defending the course of
the government, but nt the same time depre-
eating war with the United States, as he be-
leved the interests of the two countries
were inscparable.
The Derbyitcs have resolved to sustain
Palmerstun.
The Chancellor Of the EXchequer was
about to propose new loan of &20,000000.
NEw YORK, March 4.
The steamer Baltic has arrived with Liver
pool dates Of the goth.
Cotton was steady Mt former rates.
The Peace Conferences meet on the 23d.
All the ENJOYS had arrived, and confidence
10 peace was increasing. The excitement
relative to American affairs had subsidized
A large body Of English troops were TO be
sent to Canada
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On the 4th inst by Rev. II. NJ. Sloop, Mr.. VIM G.
ADAGa to Miss MARTHA REED, all Of this county.
2 On the Goth ult by Jas Pariison, Esq Mr. WooDsoN H.
WEATHERr Miss ELIZA JANE Co0EE all of this county.
On the 18th ult by Rev. D. Rose, Mr.. J. A. GwINN to
Miss Nancy A.. daughter of WIN. kimsey, Esq, all of
Polk county.
On the evening Of the eSth ut. by Rev Thos Brown,
Mr. WILLIAM CANNoN, Of Roans county, to Miss SUSAN
BoGART, Of Philadelphia, Tenn.
Accompanying the above notice was large dona-
ton Of most delicious cake, and could the happy pair
who in the midst Of their felicity did not forget the
poor printer" have Witnessed the infinite relish with
which the "tle posts" walked into the good things,
know twond have added to their joy and perhaps been
suggestive Of additional blessings. We wish them
happiness than words can express.
"May the sky of their fortune be ever as bright
As IL shone through loves halo of sunshine that night;
Nor one star I'm their heaven of rapture be dmmed,
TIL lIe's latest nsmber in joy shall be hymned
But a pathway of roses, unirOsted he theirs
With brows free from thorns, with hearts free from
cares
While loves holy angels, wherever they glide,
Guide their barquc calm waters DER LIES rapid tide,
With loves blessed iruitage to t6Hdcr their way
Through the twilight OF time, to the sPlendor OF day,
Which waits, when the voyage Of life shall be past,
To Immortality we'd them in Heaven at last.'1
,a.xaes NIX s,z-s-s ArSa.sVse9a
COM w T r CLAT.
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STRANGE MAIL MATTER.-An entirely
new article of transmission in the mails was
received at the post office Of this city IL few
days since. On opering one of the western
mails what should bounce out Of the bag but
n small dog, properly addressed to the owner
and marked paid, according to the rules of
the department. The little fellow seemed
glad to get his liberty again and to breathe
the fresh air once more. lie arrived ut his
destination apparently safe and well. SO far
as we are aware this is the first instance of
the transportation Of live animals by nails
IVaicrtocn (N " Democrat. =
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SAMno IN THE FoREsT.-"I wandered into
the debths of the forest" says Sambo, "and
nature was us beautiful MS n lady going to de
wedding. De leaves glistening on the maple
tree like new quarter dollars in dc missionary
box; dc sun shone rs brilliant and nature
looked as gay as buck rabbit in a parsley
garden and de little bell round de ole sleeps
neck tinkled softly and unsteady in the dis
lance"
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~ Many OF the disappointed American
gold seekers on the Amazon are said to have
Joined the Indian tribes, and become the
terror of the PcrnvAns, upon whom they
make incursions. A party of twelve Of these
Americans having robbed the villages en- their
way down the Amazon, shot sentinel on
the Brazilian border, and were followed by
the guard, who killed eleven OF them. The
twelfth man escaped.
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r45" A number of the settlers in Kansas
have held meeting and adopted resolutions
strongly commencing President picrce's re.
cent message in relation to that Territory,
especially his recommendation that they be
permitted to frame State Constitution
They pledge themselves to aid the General
Government in preserving the peace and put
ting down all attempts to produce insurrec-
ton.
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,1g- Louis Napoleon, it is said, preserves
in all integrity, at the palace of the Elysce
the famous cabinet in which the coup d. eiat
of December I'd, 1851, was prepared. Here
is the secret drawer containing the bundle Of
papers, orders " arrest, proc!amations, &c,
tied tog ther, the wrapper bearing the one
word "Rubcon."
The Emperor should doup another packet
ard label it "Idcs Of March" He may how.
ever spare himself the trouble, for Destiny
will do it for him within the next ten years
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icy A French consul in China says that
the Chinese drive away consumption by
smoking mixture of arsenic and tobacco,
and DR.. Louda told the assembled physicians
at the Academy of Medicine, years ago that
the smoking of arsenic was the only elleetual
cure for tubercular consumption.
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A MODEL MoTnER.-'rhe New York Eve
ming Post acknowledges the reception OF
twenty dollars, to appropriated towards the
purchase Of books for the woman in Maine
who turned out with shovel to dig way
through the snow for her daughter to get to
the school.hOusc.
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FIGURING Mills.

EHE subscribers respectfully announce to
L the public that they have recently pat
up MILL II miles South of Athens, on Eas-
tanallee Creek, on an entirely new and i'm
proved plan, and are now prepared to accom-
modate those who have Wheat and Corn to
grind. Theycan grind any quantity on short
notice, and insure fine turn out" They
especially solicit the patronage Of such as de-
sire a superior article of Flour for family use
SMITH, HAMILTON IL SON.
Jan Is, lSJG-tf-3S2
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, March 3.
Below We furnish our market quotations for the past
week. We note no material changes since our last
The receipts Of Bacon, Lard &c, continue light and
the demand for Bacon hog round, II % 11l5c. LtUD,
in barrels, unchanged Sc BUTTER, Tennessee, in
kegs, duh at 10 90 Sc. BEEF foot, &C. FLoUR, SUI
perhne 81; 425 CoRN, sacked, dull, Doc q bu-
OATS, sacked, 45 q Doc p bu. STOCK PEAS 10 a. Soc
IRsu PoTAToEs, Tenn, $50 a % 2 Dbl. FEATHERS,
duh, 3'18 az 40c FRUtT, scarce s 90 1,25.
EXCHANGE on New York ~ Augusta, Charleston and
Savannah y D ct prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants.
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1t was a saving of 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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C5g- at is no part of the creed of Dem
ocrat, as such, either TO advocate or to oppose
the extension of slavery. He may do the Oae
or tie other, in the exercise Of his rights rs n
citizen, aud not offend against his Democratic
fealty."- Wash. Union.
THIS is Pierce Democracy This is the
thimble rigging, bombshell Democracy, which
the Union, the organ OF Piercesm, seeks now
to prove is the party in which alone the South
can coniide.- Orqan.
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NeurnIgia.-This formidable disease, which seem

NeurnIgia.-T This formidable disease, which seems
TO battle the skin OF physicians, yields like magic to Car
tiers Spanish Mixture.
Mr. r. Boyden, formerly Of the Aston 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 Carriers Spanish Mixture
Since his cure he has recommended IL 20 numbers Of
others who were suffering with nearly every form OF
disease, with the most wonderful success.
lie saws Il il the most extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood puriler known.
See advertisement. mar
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March 3.
Herewith hand statement OF our Produce market
BACON, hog round, 10 40 1lc hams lOk 90 1Il6c;
sides l0sl 40 l1Ac; shoulders ~ "a 1Oc. Lard iO]5 40
1lkc. BEEF, % nc. Pork 40 Sc. DRIED BrEF
HAMS IL a. 14c. Dry HIDES u % BE. WHEAT, nom-
nal, 140 40 Sl,6O, Flour IS 40 1850 u Dbl. CoRY
80 90 55c. MEAL 80 40 6oc. OATS ~ a. 45c. STocK
PEAS IS "a Sic. WHITE BEAN, 81 50 90 175 FEATHERS
IS a 4Oc. No change in DRIED FEUIr Peaches peeled
2,5O q SO, unpeeed soc 90 81; Apples, peeled ST. 10 %
1,l5. BUTTER 10 al 20c EGGS IL 90 15c.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and PrOduce Merchant.
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~" The following is an extract from II
letter, dated Cape Hayticn, Goth January, re-
ceved via Gonaivcs and Boston:
"The Hayticns have again been beaten and
driven back by the Domincans, aud the Em-
peror has returned here to-day with all his
troops, some five or six thousand men; they
have been coming into town since noon; and
such miserable looking set Of objects never
behcld. Some hundreds or more of wounded
were sent down in barges, and a vast number
OF dead are left behind in the bushes. This
has been the most disastrous campaign the
Haytens have ever made"
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wac7eizao 11aoD.

TYO all who with Machinery fitted up or re-
4 paired, please call at the above Mill, j!
miles South of Athens. am prepared to do
work in the most durable manner. Persons
wishing No. Smut Mill can be supplied on
short notice. JOSEPH II. SMITH.
Jan is, lSjG-tf-3S2
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LiitIr CIinnt Corn and Cob CrusIler

HAVE the right for this celebrated Mil for Roane,
II Monroe, McMlnn, Bradley Polk, llhea aud Moigs
counties and ntn now prepared to mn an orders.
PRtcE-No. 2 $50; Nos SOS. W. II. HURLEY,
Loudon, Tenn,
8 X Rrrnrn, Athens; J. N. nnzEiG. Mouse Greek;
O. RicE Rlcevllc; aud ALExANDr GnAvFs, Charleston,
Agents. Feb. 10, isJG-6m-3s6
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REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-This
body was organized Mt Pittsburgh, PcnnsyI-
vania, on the Odd instant. Frncis p. Blair
was elected President, and presented what
was called the Southern Address, on behalf
of the Republicans of Maryland. This is
ultra in its sentiments. Joseph Fairly, o {
Virginia, Lewis CIephaue, Of Washington,
and w. S. BaiIy, of Kentucky, are the only
Southern delegates named, in addition to MIR.
Blair We see it stated, however, that some
other gentlemen from Southern States are
present. Messrs. Preston King, AbJh Mann,
David Wimot, John NJ. Niles, and Jacob
Brnkerhoff, old time Democrats are prom
inent, and the telcIraphic accounts describe
the scene MS enthusiastic, great delight be-
ing afforded by the news of Il probable dis.
rupiion of the "Amcrican Convention" at
Philadelphia. The speeches were inflnmma-
tory. One of the aJsurdites pat forth is
shat the South will not be hard to win over,
in case the tone of the Convention be ordi-
narily concilatory and moderate"
The Convention continued its session on
Saturd y, when the committee on national
organization made arcport recommending the
holding of n Convention at Harrisburg on
the 18th of June next with double Congress
siona representation TO nominate President
and Vice President. Numerous short speech
es on the prospects Of the party in various
States were made.
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Notice to Shippers Of Freight.

TRANSPORTATION DErAUrsEHr +. TENN. & Ga. Il. RICO.
Athens, Sept. IS, 1855.
TE7IlIS Company will deliver any FreIgts received in
a to their DEPICTS, in reasonable time at the
terminus Of their Road atDaon to the owners their
agents inot ours) they paying charges per tariff aud
receiving the rrcghts day Of arrival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freigs or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangement; with said Road to re-
cevc the same. Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhpucut or storage.
In mdkiuc shipments as above every facility in the
power of the officers OF The Company will be extended
to shippers Beyond the end OF their rails they have
control and Hsstile M possibility.
Feb l-tf r. Q. JACKSON, Sup't transportation.
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t9y~At Komiesche, in the Crimca, there
are French cafes with the sign of Great Re
dan, md this inscription underneath II: ENG.
lishmen not admitted here"
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t-7y-A woman advertising Tor husband
wants him to be not only strictly religious, v
but of a good character"
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State of TennesSee, EEcMinn county.
CIRCUIT COURT
Susan Chambers,
u.s. petition for Dirorcs.

Susan Chambers
as. Petition for Diporca
Rob't Chambers
IN this cause it appearing to the Clerk,
1 from the petition Of the petitioner, that
the defendant is not citizen Of the State OF
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post, a newspa-
per published in Athens, Tennessee, requiring
the defendant to appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court to he held for McNinn
county, Tennessee. at the Court house in
Athens on tie ID Monday Of April next, and
then and there plead, answer or demr to
the plaintiffs petition, or the same viii DO
taken as confessed and set for hearing CT pdrts
JOHN LIBBiDGES, Clerk.
Feb Is, lS5G-lt-prs fee S3,5O-sS6
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TEXAS DoSDHoLDEEs.-'lh Secretary of
the Treasury has formally accepted tho act
Of the Legislature of Texas, as fall release
of the United States. The money Will be
paid to the bond holders after the expiration
OF 80 DAYS.
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BosroN, 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 rs reported by Dispatch
es to Mr.. Collins from Halifax, he reports
passing on the 2Oh large steamer with two
tunnels, bound East, supposed to be the Full
ton. The America encountered large fields
of ice, and on the 25Ih no water could be
seen to thenorh from the masthead. The
Captain of the Michigan thinks if the Pacific
got into ice she may yet be heard from.
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CEanccry Court AT Decatur, Tenn.
William l.. Brown and wife Mary Brown, and
james Maze,


Henry Colbongh and Abraham Cox, sr.
TOmaINAL AND 1NJuNCroN BnL.
1T appearing from an allegation Of the hill
4 filed in this cause, that respondent Abra-
ham Cox, sr., is non resident citizen OF tho
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication he made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, u newspaper pub
lished in the town of Athens, McAliun coun-
ty, Tenn, notifying and requiring said non
resident respondent to make his personal APP
pearunce before our next Court of Chancery,
to be held III the town of Decatur, on tho
second Monday of March, 1886, in the
State aforesaid then aud there TO answer
complainants said bill or the same will bo
taken pro contssso and set for hearing or parts
as to him. G. W. MCKENZIE, &. Dc N,
Per W. l.. MCKINLEY, d. Q. An
Feb. g. 1Sa6-4t-prs fee $G-3e6
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Notice.

7 WILL sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. in the
L town of Philadelphia, Monroe county.
Tenn, on the Goth March. 1856 to the high.
est bidder. a tract Of LAND, containing 100
ACRES. lying one and quarter miles North
Of said town, on the road leading from Madi-
sonvile to Kingston, adjoining the lands Of
W. c. Julian, Esq, Jno. Stauield and others.
Terms Of Sale twenty-five per cent. to
be paid Down, balance on a credit Of twelve
months with interest from date, retaining a
lien ON same until he full amount is paid.
For further particulars, apply to the I'M
dersigned at Charle,ton, Tenn, or to George
Alexander, Philadelphia, Tenn.
G. W. ALEXANDER.
Feb % ISSe A. -gs7