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To THOSE ABOUT TO GO To LAw.-To him
that goes to law, nine things ire requste'
LIST, good deal Of money, 2nd, Il good deal
of patience, 3rd, good cause, 4th, good
attorney, 5tl,,a good counsel, 9Th, good ev.
dencc, 18th, good jury, 9Th, good judge,
9th good luck. Even with oil these, a
man should hesitate before going to law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

.g 1t is better 10 throw p. guard about
the baby's cradle than to sing n psalm at u
bad mans death bed; better to have n care
while the bud is bursting To. the sun than
when heat has scorched the heart of the un-
Guarded bosom.
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~" The New York Times says there are
no less than two hundred astroogcrs, clair.
voyants and fortune tellers in that city. II
don't tell how many fools il takes to support
them,
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6Al 4.
salt.
ODD - RAGS justreceyed and for sale.
%IeDNoy McEwENt& GILLESPIE.
Negroes for Sale,

IL ING a. PHILLIPS have as fine lot Of
IN YOUNG NEGROES-Plow Boys and
Girls, from 10 to 10 years old--as ever were
shown in East Tennessee, which they will
sell on good terms for cash. They were bought
few days since in Richmond. Va.
Jan Is, ls56-tf-3S2
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1t is stated that Russian agent was in
Worcester, Mass, a few days since, and made
contract witha manufacturer there for sew
erol thousand rifles. They are to be of the
Sharp pattern, with some Improvement,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

sS3 Abner Scott, james II. Carter, and
A. G. Cooper were killed few days ago ut
Calhoun, in Gordon county, Ga. The diff.
Guilty arose in n gambling and drinking room.
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sY- Kansas must have been the State in
which the boy resided who wrote home to
his father in Pennsylvania as follows:
"Dad, dad, move right out here quick, fol
mighty mean men get elected to office in this
Hat
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The undersigned seeing the great lacl; of
christian union among professors, &c. Tin his
humble opinion)--l Cor. !: 10; John il: 81,
and Math. is: 10, l6 and l7-also wishes to
preach on this subject the 23d of this month,
or the 9th of April, at Cleveland, Bradley
sounty-lst Samuel, II: 36 and 45.
JOHN DOUGLASS.
March IA 1886.
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A New YEnsIoN.-Louis Kossuth thus

a NEW VERsION.-LOuis KOssuth thus
interprets the Central American Treaty:
"Two travellers had but one horse; one of
them proposed an agreement on these terms;
the first half hour you shall walk and will
ride, the second halt hour will ride and you
shall walk. Just such would be the Central
American treaty, according TO the English in.
terprctation."
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IsFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR CoENs.- We see
it stated that if you soak your unfortunate
toe in camphene until it is "corned" AMI then
"touch her Mr." You will neither feel nor heal
any more of it,
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WASHINGTON, March 4.-The House PASS
ed the deficiency bill, including an approprm.
ton of $l5O,000 for disabled seamcn.
The Senate passed an appropriation Of
$4,000, for Notifications at Galveston hur.
Dor
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sSy- We heard fellow remark, not long
since that he would like TO know what there
was about mush aud milk that would bloat
man up so soon. lie said heo never could
eat more than three or four quarts without
feeling considerably swollen. Qnear isn't it?
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sy- The physicians of Atlanta, Ga, have
determined that their bills "are due rs soon
MS their services are rendered"
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MaS1ninc shor,.

ITO all who with Machinery fitted up or re-
Il paired, please cali At The above Mill, II
miles South of Athens. . am prepared to do
work in the most durable manner. Persons
wishing a No. smut Mill can lie supplied on
short notice. JOSEPH ii. SMITH.
Janl 1s56-tf-3s2
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eB-A preparatory meeting Of the friends
of Fillmore and Donelson was held in Phil
adelphia on Monday night, for the purpose
of taking steps to secure thorough and ef-
fcctive organization. The best feeling pre-
VA lied, and the fullest confidence in the uti
mate success of the ticket was expressed on
all sides.
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JUST So.-She who can tell Il frightinl
story to her child, or allow one to be- told,
ought to have guardian appointed over her
self
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nLthANphiA, s'WsH ..
The American ticket is elected by an aver
aqe majority of five hundred. With one ex-
cepton the Corporation officers are unchang.
cd.
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O-More than one hundred hands are now
at work on the Georgia and Florida Railroad,
near Americas.
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tV-A philosopher who had married a
vulgar but amiablc girl, used to call his wife
Broom Sugar, because, lie said, she pds
speet but unrefned
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EUSF RECElvEB-Dr. Parker's Pain Pam
- acea; stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
an external application infalibe; Macauba and Scotch
snun; Hays Eminent; Arabian Liniment Steel and
CIT Pens; Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IL wN HJfRNs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

A little girl the othe day seeing man
with u fashionable moustache, exclaimed,
.'lIc's got q caterpillar on his mouth"
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Notice.

I WILL sell Mt PUBLIC AUCTION.in the
i town of Philadelphia, Monroe county,
Tenn, on the goth March, 1856, to the high.
est bidder, tract of LAND, containing i6O
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, Esq, Jno. S,anfeld and others.
I , ct 3, ai6,iwnGs on, trsu,c-or tweivs
mouths with interest from date, retaining q
lien on same until the full amount is paid.
For further particulars, apply TO the I'M
dersigned at Chare'ton, Tenn, or to George
Alexander, Philadelphia, Tenn.
G. W. ALEXANDER.
Feb. %. lS56-4t-3S7
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Nor HALF THRoUGn YEr.-A good kind
of soul, accustomed to make six mile
prayers, had overpcrsuaded guest, much
against his inclination, to stay to brcakras -
The old man prayed and prayed, till his i'm.
patient guest began to think seriously of
edging away quietly, but, in attempting it,
walked up the mans son, who was asleep in
his chair.
Glow soon will your father be through
whispered the guest.
Don't know sid the boy, has he got to
the Jews yet!'
'N,,' said the other:
Wal, then, he nint half through said the
boy, and composed himselfagain to his wont.
ed nap.
The guest boltcd ut once.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

sB- The editor Of the Palestine American
has seen a letter from Buena Vista, Shelby
county, which gives an account Of u murder
Gus ARRAY at that place on the 18th ult. Foul
men, named VIM, Thcrm1n, NJ. Wheeler
John Marlborough and Bob NcCay. attacked
man by the name of Stephen S. Rnnhcls
while he was in the house Of friend
Thernan fired the first shot at Runncls
when the latter returned the fire, neither
party being wounded. Yarborough then shot
Runnes from behind, wouhding him mortal.
ly. Runnels, however, shot Marlborough in
the thigh, and also discharged ball at
Wheeler, which broke his arm--Therman in
the meantime beating RunncIs over the head
with his pistol. Runncls next fired upon
Therman, and struck him just above the hip.
Runnels lived about three hours after the
bloody aifray, and it was reported that Their
man WAS also dead. None of the party had
been arrested.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

s55- The London correspondent Of the
New Yorker Staatszeitung asserts that the
military occupation of Turkey by the western
powers, preparatory TO II prospective partition
of Turkey, has been decided upon. He also
states, that at recent interview between
Mussurus Paslia, the Turkish ambassador,
and Lord Clarendon, grave accusations of a
secret intrigue were made, and mutual re.
ordinations disclosed state secrets of nm
astounding nature.
Either the Staatszetung's correspondent
has access to sources Of information which are
closed To the press in general, or, what is quite
as likely, he has lively Imagination.
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Little Giant Corn and Cob Crushcr

II HAVE the right for this celebrated Mil for Roane,
u Monroe, McMinn, bradley, Polk, Rhea and MeIss
counties, and am prepared 10 Mi AT orders.
PRicE-No. s55; Nos $685. ". q. HURLEY, -
London, Tenr.
g. X. REgDER, Athens; J. N. Dstkg,1, Mouse Greek;
@. RICE, Rcevie; and AlExASbE DAVIS Charleston,
Agents. .t o.. Feb. 50, tsbG-5m- 356
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Heads Up! Eyes Right!

heads up! Eyes Right!
FORWARD march to the Forth side of the
l. Public Square, one door East Of McEwen
G Gillespie's Store, where ,.f r-t
@EEEoRN a.t. !. s--
has just received and opened n splendid ms
sortment of Jewelry, Perfumerics, &C., which,
added to his former large stock, makes it the
most complete of any in this end oftle State.
Among his new purchases may be found
Watches; Jewelry; ...... 90
Port Monies; Cigar Gases;
Tooth, Nail, and Hair Brushes;
Ladies Puffs and Puff Boxes; .'
Toilet Soaps of all kinds; Hair Oils;
Cologne and Extracts for the HANDKERCHIEF
Extracts for Cooking Purposes; Il. .
Snuff Boxes; Work Boxes;
Lilly White; Mcenfnn; - '''-
4inese Wash Balls; Transparent Wash
Balls; SEQ. .-.
Pistois-Colt's Repeating Pistols Aliens
Self cooking Pistols and Revolveis;
Shoes and Boots, at reduced prices, certain
Cheese and Crackers; ...,.+ ,s-
Raisins; Figs; Dates Prunes; Pickles;
Oysters; Sardines;
Candies, in great variety; Almonds;
Tobacco; Cigars; Snuff; rs-t".'"- .a-' -
And nine hundred, ninety and nine other
articles, which time and space will not permit
him to enumerate, but which he will take
great pleasure in showing to hrs numerous
customers-and all of which he will sell very
cheap. Call and see. Jan ..
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Married,

On the 9Th inst, by q. M. Hicks, Esq, Mr.. GEoRG
T. McKgEHgS to Miss MARY NJ McLEnoRR,S all of MonrO
county. I'll .,s.., ....
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Notice to Shippers ofFreight

TRANSFORMATION DEPARrMENT f. TENN& GA. r. RICO. [
Athens, Scpt12s, 1855. (
TU7lis Company wideliver any freghts received in
il to their Depots, in reasonable Time at the
terminus of their Road at Dalton tn the owners their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the freights day Of arrival ut Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freights
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangements with SAID Road to re.
ceive the same. Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment storage. N'f".r'' '..
In making 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
no control and assume no responsibility.
Feb 1-tf II. G. JACKSON, supt Transportation.
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Forest Hill Academy.

TuyIIE Summer Session OF Forest Hill Academy, con-
"a Quoted by Mr.. A. q. CARSEs and LADY, assisted by
MIR. U. l.. YORE, will open on Nond0y, February an.
The Trustees of this Institution confidently recon-
mend II those who wish their sons and daughters
educated. The instruction is thorough and the dis
cipline mild hut firm and paternal
Each student Is charged contingent fee OF One Dol
lar. half Of the tuition required In advance and
the remaining half at the middle of the session.
Terms:
First Glass, (per session..
Second f" 4" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9,uU
Third ................,......12, 90
by order of the Board. W. II. BALlEW,
Athens Feb. 1851 Secretary.
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DiSSOiutioI

DiSSOiution
FEylIE copartnership heretofore existing between C.
IA +. d r. +. GIBSOSi.. by mutual consent this
day dissolved The old business OF the firm will be
closed by C. y. Gibson. C.f. GIBSON,
Athens, Feb 90, 1856. TT. GIBSON.
In retiring from business take this occasion to re-
turn my most sincere thanks NY old friends for the
liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended to the
house, and soci: Il continuance of the same.
Feb 29-tf T. r. GIBSON
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EIarPS OF Co1Ilna61e;
NNIE now have the Largest aud Best as
w sortment of this Celebrated Music
Book we have ever had. -
q. i. d T. +. GIBSON.
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Tennessee, Western l. Charleston
Rail Road,

NOTICE.-There is due from par, Of Stock
IN holders In the Tennessee, Western 4 Charleston
Rail Road Company Fify Cents on each share, which
Is called aud required to be paid into the Treasury
the Company Immediately, as the fund Is needed for
expenses Of surveying route, &c.
The Stockholders in McMnn county can make pay
ment to A. BLIZZARD, Cashier Branch Bank of Tennessee
ut Athens who Is authorized to receive the money.
W. NJ. STAKELY, Secretary and Treasurer.
Madisonvile, March 1, 1S56-tf-3S9
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

PEACE THE TRUE PoLicY.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser, in an article demonstrating
that peace is the true policy of this country,
and that war would turn the manufacturers of
Europe to the East for their supplies of cot.
ton' gives some important statistics. The
great supply in the eastern hemisphere is
found in Egypt and in India. The present
Importance of the supplies from these two
countries is shown by the following state.
ment OF the imports of cotton into Great Bri.
tain for the year ending January 5, 1851:
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Soode, seoda

SooC1s SocdSs
n CST received and in store, the following lots Of
% Field Seeds, which warranted res and will be
sold low for cash.
Is bushels Clover Seed;
25 bushels Timothy Seed;
% bushels IIerds-grass Seed;
10 bushels Orchard grass Seed;
90 bushels Blne-gras Seed;
Knoxville, Feb. 20, '56-lml II. VI. MCPHERSON.
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They DoH'T LIKE IT.-Under this caption
the New York Herald nludcs to the gronns
of the Abolitionists over the nomination oI
Fillmore, in the following extract to which
we beg leave to call the attention of Southern
voters. AS the Herald says the nomination
of Fillmore ais movement which clips the
wings of the Abolition Holy Alliance"
"The Seward anti.savery organs find the
American nomination of Mr.. Fillmore bit
ter dose. The Albany Journal opens the
campaign against him in regular broadsidc
of rockets and muskciry. An important Gle
lnent in the estimates of the Sewardtes has
been taken away. They virtually confess
now that they had counted upon such pro.
ceedings Mt Philadelphia ms would end in the
absorption of the bulk of The Know Nnthings
into the Seward alliances aud that, upon this
basis they had founded their hopes Of elect
ing Northern sectional Presidential ticket.
They were willing to conccde to the Know
N0things all their anti Irish Catholic and anti.
alien Prejudccs and principles, Archbishop
Hughes to the contrary notwithstanding,
provided that these Know N6tl,ings would
only bow down to the same common idol of
negro freedom with Master Stewards Niger
Worshipping conspirators. But the selection
of Fillmore filings the defiance of the national
Know Nothings, ut least, into the teeth Of
Sewnrdism, and touches the arch agitator in
his tenderest point. Stewards organs accord.
ingly declare that this Philadelphia nomina-
ton is but factions diversion Of pcrvrrsc
faction for tho success Of the Democratic
party. 1t may be so; but at all events it is Il
movement which clips the wings of the abo.
lition Holy Alliance, and reduces it to its
natural dimensions" ., -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-03-14

~ new way of cheating was discover
ed on Friday. 1t appears that in making
their exchanges some of the Boston banks
are in the habit of passing bags of gold To
and from each other without counting the
contents, The bags being received by their
weight without examining what is in them
On Friday morning n bag purporting to con
tain $4,000 was received by the Exchange
Bank from another bank in that city. The
weight was right, but the officers of the Ex.
change Bank, who are in the habit of exam.
ming the contents Of the bags they receive,
found that this bag contained about $40 in
gold, which the weight was made up with
cents three coppcrs weighing about the same
MS double eaglc.-Bosto,, Post
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II thus appears (snys the Advcrtser) that
in 1853 the English manufacturers obtained
more than one.lourih of their cotton from
other countries than the United States, and
that Egypt and India supplied about twenty
three per cent. of the whole. Among the
present cotton-growing countries these two
have therefore the highest claims to be con.
sldered rs competitors of the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20
APPOINTMENTS.

HARsIsBuRa, Nov 19-The Board conmenc-
ed making appoir tmenis at o clock to- day, thy
made the following. Snpt Col. r. r., j. e. Baker:
Supervisor Delaware Division, VIM. overiield
Eastern division, W. Forster Tower; .Iuniata.
D. EiseuI,ise; Lower Western, John Gallnher;
Western Branch, Thos VI. Floyd; North branch
Geo. w. Leach Collector Eston, ID. H. Nic-
man. New Hope. Charles p. Palmer; Bristol
Pngh DUNCAN; Philadelphia, J. T. Smith; Pa
oil. r. Layerty Parkershtpg, NJ sryeigh;
Columbia. j. +. Lightner; Portsmouth. J. Liy-
Herrnore; Harrisburg, John III. Brodhead; New
port, John Hartzell Lcwistown, a. g. Harvey;
Huntingdon Thos jackson; Hollidaysb,irg, DO
seph McClelland; .Iolinstown, D. Falwood (;
Blairsyille, G. s. Jameson; Freeport o.. G.
/ Snowden; Pittsburgh, VIM. II. Stewart IL
Transport, y. Piatt; Northumberland. y SWINE
ford Beach Haven, John S. Fallnier; Athens,
Wm. fl. 0yerton; Frceport Aqueduct, Mary
Nesbitt; Jnniatl Aqneduct, s Bigler; Bridge
Duncan Island, G. II. 'Zcigler, Outlet Ports
mouth, WIN. Cole s
Meighmasters Easton, VIM. Able G. B.
0lmstead assistant; Philadelphia, r. Simpson. II.
Leech asst Columbia, j. Mayer !; j. Watts asst;
Portsmouth, fl; Height,nyer; Hollidaysbnrgh
Dock, Christian Snyder; Holidaysbugh scales.
Geo Potts; Johnstown scales, J. Burlholder;
Pittsburgh, JAS. Coward; Beach Haven T. Nc
Bride, r. S. Bacon assistant. ~ t.fsf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

A LARGE edition of the Weekly Intelligencer
will be ready by 10 A. NJ. to-day, containing the
latest news up IN this morning, from all foreign
and domestic quarters. The Iutelligcncer has
the largest aggregate circulation in Western
Virginia, and its Weekly and Tri- Weekly cdi-
tons are each day extending themselves to. all
parts of the country. As advertising mediums
they have no equal in Western Virginia The
Weekly eau be had at the counting room, by the
dozen or single copies. Price for single copy
8 cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

ArHHSnuN Miss Incc, the distipguishetis,A-
merican actress made her second appearance be-
fore Wheeling audience last night, in Sheri-
dan Knowles, great play of Love" She was
rapturously received by the fashionable army of
ladies and gentlemen present, and is sustaining
well the high reputation which preceded her;
and We satisfied will continue to grow in favor
with our theatre-going citizens, Another fine
bill is presented for this esening-the .'Hunch-
back, : in which Miss Ince appears as Julia.
We advise all who desire to witness the power
of this far-famed actress to be present--her en-
gagement is limited, and it is probable that no
piece will be repeated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

TnE last number of the Westminster Review
isat hand. It's table of contents comprise the
following articles:-Alchemy and the Alchem
lists, Buddhism, Mythical and Historical, The
Property of Married Women, George Foster,
Edinburgh fifty years ago, Silly Novels by lady
novelists, France before the Revolution of 80,
Emerson's English Traits, Contemporary Liter
ature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

5@IK. From the block or xree isy
lows Hams " siiss 81 shouiderss.
Pace WooLThere has been a In the price
Of Wool ever since May, with prospect Or n selire
ls should induce take care thels sheep
during the winter The woods % Jefferson Harrison
counties, Ohio, are selling IS
pound and the ne woods Of county Pennsy-
yania, held at Goodaie Co.. Cleveland have
furnished us With the following ot market pre-
seits an upward tsndeney 100000
is within the last At advance ferner
prices. We anticipating si further advance between
but no. owing TO any ability paaulfactprsrs pay
higher prices, for evident wcdls bear much higher
rstss In proportion, than WOODEN goods
LAYER fRos Rio-Ye indebted, ssys the Dal.iHors
Patriot Nessrs. White Elder coee Bro
ksrss Of this eits, for the following issisr:
Riosps JksRtno. October q, 1855.
SoErEsTu paralleied activity vailed In septenber
@ , g the enosIpsas qstity Of 200
ing reduced bags account Of the heavy purchases
for the sse sndng the lf exporters were necessarily
which day to the S hss for s ts na fos
states The Transactions for same
period OF business, having been 81 5Du bags anci.
pated IN our last no decline resulted, riing
Supporters, sgaa5.eao bags at incsa1s4s; Good. irst
4,u 800 at So frst ordinary coo 9,is
second s5,O@s,sOO at 7i IS; round los 500 a
Receipts are extensive estimated at daily average Of
state OF the weather prevented the export United
States being 50 large Il would have been but with
Coffee 10 course OF shipment, and yet buy,
ciearanees ther for the month Kill be ample.
We reckon stocks to-day 4 90 600 bags. 7
OF bags which cleared in september ss,lS5 bags
for Europe, and DC 1903 Ealsd States or ts
amount 10 600 bags went 70 Baltimore against % bags
In September of last year. sisi3t " lIss5i
FlognThe stock in arst hands on The 1s October ives
$4,000 bills, OF which lsS Baltimore The continued
Inquiry for the river La Plata, Of importance
market, as else prices would have fallen very low.
The imports for time have been much in
our wants. An Improvement In the
least Transactions Quotations though the follow
ing be Baltimore 2306i; Richmond
Il 4 :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

Nor FAnED.-The report which we publish
ed yesterday, concerning the Bank of East Ten
ncssee, turns out to be incorrect Dispatches
from Nashville, represent that and all other
banks in the state as perfectly solvent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-20

McnE New Books, at No, 4 Washington Hail.
GOdey's Lady's Book, Grahar's Magazine aud
Petcrson's Ladies' National Magazine for De;
cember, Tit for Tat q reply to 'Dred, ? by a
Lady Of New Orleans; Marrying too Late" a
tale, by Geo Wood, q good booll;) "Paul Fame
anovel, by n. P. Willis; .sThe 'Briens and o.
Flahertys,r national tale, by Lady Morgan;
Major Jones courtship and Travels illustra-
ted by thirteen engravings by barley.