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Model Clothi Store,
CIcNelnnd, Tenn.

II HAVE Just received one Of the largest and finest
III stocks Of REaDr-H1DE CLOTHING that has
ever been opened In this market, which was selected
FASHIONS and Ia the value OF Clothing, and all OF which
was made 70 order aud to ~. The stock Ia general
and consists Ia part Of Coats Az Styles Pants, 10 suit
the most fasiious; Vests plain and fancy; shirts;
Drawers Crayats great variety; Cellars Of the latest
cut; Hosiery 81 subscriptions; hue Calf skin Stitched
Boots and Shoes the latest style CATERS; Children s
Shoes &C Also a fine assortment Of Hats, Of the
most approved styles Together with nunberless other
artcIes Of which shall not attempt to speak here but
will take the greatest pleasure Ia showing to all who
nav favor me with call All of which are offered for
sale cheap for casino humbug about IL
may 9-iy-S9S W. q. HAlNES.
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"A dispatch from Concord, N. H., dated the
9Th inst, says:
"The Legislature, which commenced its an.
nual session yesterday, met in joint conven.
tisn to-day and elected Ralph Metcalf Govern.
or by ITS to l50 for Wells, Democrat
Thomas ]. Melvin was elected President of
the Senate, with two Amercan.Republcan
Clerks. E. II. Bollins, Republican, was cleo.
ted Speaker of the House by 100 against $50.
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This is pretty strong language.

THE CRoPs.-A late trip to the West and
South west far as the .Chattahoochee, en-.
ables us to state, from observation as we'll rs
from frequent conversation with planters,
that although the crops are generally back.
ward, the rains two weeks since and subse.
quent warm weather have done great deal
to improve them. Both corn and cotton
presents a healthful appearance, and are
growing finely. Most planters on the Chat
tahoochce have worked their cotton over the
second time. A few who did not obtain ear.
" stands are more unfortunate, and will not
do well unless we have a late fall. Corn is
most commonly waist high, and in many in
stances about being laid by.
Wheat is being harvested. There will
commonly be about half crop made, that
good in quality. Oats small, though i'm.
proving.
Fruit will be Observation-Disclosures
Recorder.
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WEsToHEsTER, Pa, June ga large and
enthusiastic meeting was held here Satur.
day night, to hear narration of events in
relation to the Kansas outrages, from the
clerk attached to the committee of investiga.
ton, strong resolutions were passed against
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, ex.
pressing sympathy for the free State men,
denouncing the outrage upon Sumner.
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Land and Negroes for Sale,

ON Thursday, the 10th day of July next.
~ will sell to the highest bidder, at my
house, nine miles South of Athens, the valua.
BILE plantation on which | reside, containing
882 ACroS. in high state Of cul.
tivation, well improved; good buildings and
splendid water Terms, six and twelve
months, in equal payments--bond and good
security. and lien retained upon the land
till purchase money is paid.
Also, at the same time and place, will
sell several very likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from to 10 years of age--among them ono
girl about II or ID years old-on a credit OF
six months, with interest from day of sale,
with good security. particularly invite all
wanting fine Farm and valuable young Me-
groes to be present on the day named, Ms
am determined to sell. M. l.. PHILLIPS.
May Q, ls56-td-39S
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Gov. REEDER AND Mrs. RoBINsoN.-At
the Illinois Republican Convention at Bloom.
ngton, on the 2Sth ult. Gov. Reede-, Of Kan
sas, came on the platform with the wife of
Gov. Robinson, and was greeted with the
widest applause. The faci was immediate.
ly telegraphed to the Republican Conven-
ton at Columbus, Ohio, when three cheers
were given by the delegates of that body.
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The following is the conclusion ofGen,
Walkers written approval Of the decision Of
the Court Martial which tried Col. Schlessin.
ger
The sentence Of the Court on the speciii.
cations and charges preferred against Col.
Louis Schlessinger, of I'd Rifles, is approved;
and he is therefore degaded from the rank Of
Col. will be shot as desertcr wherever
found, and will be published us such through.
out the civilized world.
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THE SToRy OF NovEMBgR.-The South
Boston Mercury says "Next November will
tell the story that the principles of the
American party are American aud not sec.
tional; and that the great opponents of those
principles, Willard Fillmore and Andrew
Jackson Donelson, will receive the highest
honors which can be awarded by agrcat
united and happy people,
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WoRcEsrER.J lime

Lawrence McCleary was instantly killed in
this city last evening by the premature dis.
charge of cannon with which some friends
of Mr.. Buchanan werc firing salute on the
common. A lad named George Williams
was severely wounded in the arm, foot and
face, and Mr.. Bartlett had his thumb badly
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Notice,

F. r HEREBY forewarn all persons from ira
i ding for certain Note of hand, executed
by me, with VIM. Hunt, sr, as security, to
Samuel X. Cannon, dated in the first days
of April, 1856, and due LIST January, 1857, for
One Hundred and Forty Dollars, as an arr
rangement was made between myself and
said Cameron that said note was to be paid
on certain conditions before it fell due, which
conditions have complied with, and he now
refuses to deliver memy note and | will not
pay it again. TERRELL HUNT
MAY %. lS56-3t*-iOO
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!Y Not long ago an Engiishman observ-
ed stone roll down staircase. 1t bump
ed on every stair till it came to the bottom;
there of course it rested. "That stone" says
he, "resembes the national debt ofmy country;
it has bumped on every grade of the COM
munity, but its weight is on the lowest.
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FAMILY PoIsONED.-A man named Birch,
just out Of the penitentia-y, lately visited his
home in the Pom settlement eight miles
from Louisville, butwas driven away by bis
wife. The next night he returned, placed
poison in the coffee pot and came near kill.
ing his wife and six children.
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w II is stated that the Know. Nothings
and Black Republicans of ST Paul, Minneso.
Ia, have fused, and nominated for Mayor
Negro barber named Banks.--E Exchange.
Yes, and il the Teller who stated i were to
go to bed without telling a lie, he would
rise in the morning with cold that would
make him bark like dog for six weeks.
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Boston, June 3.-The Resolve introduced in
the House by Mr.. Charles Hale, appropri.
ating $4,000 for material aid to the sons
and daughters of Massachusetts now in
Kansas, was taken up this forenoon, discuss
ed and again laid on the table, by eight ma
iority.
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R-The Vcksburg Times says: We
hear cheering accounts of the cotton and corn
crops in this section. The cold spell not
long since was calculated to affect them un-
favorably-but the rains that have followed
it, with the warm sunny weather we are hav-
ing, make them look very fine and promis.
ing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-13

THE NEXT CoNvENTIoN.-We notice bv a
despatch from Cincinnati, dated the 9TH inst,
that before adjourning the Convention pass
ed a resolution making Charleston, S. c.,
the place for holding the next Democratic
National Convention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-13

eY In the Massachusetts House of Rep
resentaiives on the 26ih ult. resolution
was introduced instructing the Adju'snt Gen.
eral of the State to furnish each of their Sen.
ators and Representatives in Congress two
of colts six barrel revolvers
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CRAMP.-Those who may be subject in the
night time to that excruciating pain called
cramp, will be doubtless glad to learn that
by tying any kind of bandage very tight
round the leg, Immediately above the knee,
this unpleasant sensation will be instantane-
ously removed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-13

Boston, June 6.-The citizens of Boston
have presented a testimonial to Mr.. Summer,
valued $500, who express their unqualified
appreciation of his speech. Among the sub.
scribers to the testimonial are Edward Ev.
crit, Joseph Quincy, and Prof. Longfellow.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-13

The GROWING WHEAT CRoP.-The Nash.
vile Banner learns that the wheat crop is fal
more promising in Middle Tennessee than
was anticipated few weeks since. Many
farmers ploughed up their wheat fields early
in the spring that now regret it, as theil
neighbors' crops, that were equally unprom-
Using rs their own, are now going TO make a
good average yield. "Again, the croakcrs are
at fault,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-06-13

CURIoU CoMPUTATIoN-To tell the num-
Der Of days in the month by counting the
knuckles: BY counting the knuckles on the
hand, with spaces between them, all the
months with 81 days will fall on the knuck-
les; and those with 80 day or less, will come
on the spaces. January, first knucke; Feb.
uary, first space, ETC., etc.
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Fourth of July.

Mr. Please say to your readers that the pres
ent Session of IwAssEE COLLEGE, Monroe county, Ten
nessee will close on the Fourth of July The DeGara;
ton of Independence will be read, Fourth of July
Grafton will be deivered also, several Speeches by
members of the two Literary Societies, and probably
an Address by N. HAWKINS, NJ. D., Of Greenevile-
The lovers Of Liberty and Literature are cordalyin-
vited.
This young Institution is steadily progressing The
next session will commence Sept. 1. Tuition $40 per
session. JOHN Ii. BRUNER Prest.
May 0, 1s56-t4J*
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tW The New York Herald thus announces
the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan:

the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan:
"The long agony is over" The democratic
party is blcst with a candidate for the Presi-
dency. Yesterday, at half past ten in the
morning, we rcceived special despatch from
- Cincinnati, which, in two words, told the story
Buchanan nominated" Ter minutes later
we were appraised that the work was done on
the seventeenth ballot, and FIVE minutes
thereafter there was a booming of artillery,
and boisterous rejoicing among the idle and
cxpectant dewocracy hanging round the Park,
the hardsbe'ls leading of, us if celebrating,
not so much the success of Buchanan, rs the
obsequies of Franklin Pierce. Throughout
the country yesterday there was probably as
much gunpowder consumed as in the last
days bombardment of Sebastopol.
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Y-A Washington despatch says-M.
de Sartiges, the French Minister, is on his
high-heeed boots. He seems vastly delight
ed MS the cloudsof war thicken over the po-
li.ical horizon. lie stimulates Mr.. Cramp-
ton; and now that the British Embassy is
closed, he argues that half his fatal work
has been ACCOMPLISHED.
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"Class in middle aged geography, stand
up. What is pyramid"
"A pile of men in circus, one on top Of
t'other."
"Where is Egypt"
"Where it alters was"
"Where is that, you young yagabond,
you!"
Dunno sir"
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lR- The Democratic State Convention Of
Florida, nominated M. s. Hawkins for Con-
gross, and Phillip Dell and NJ. A. Long for
Presidential Electors.
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Negro for Sale,

TNIIE subscriber will sell to the highest bid
il der at Ricevillc, Tenn, on Saturday, the
18th day of July next, one NEGRO GIRL, a
mulatto aged nine years, belonging TO the
estate Of Lethe Rice, deed. One hundred
dollars to he pcid down, the balance IN twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond and ap.
proved security. J. G. RICE, Adm'r.
Nav 80, lS56-6t-40!
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Cincinnati, June 7.--Mr. Buell., editor of
the Democratic Review, who was stabbed on
Thursday night, while making a political
speech before the Burnett House, is consider.
ed out of danger.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT T.. TENN. GA. II. X. Co.
Athens, Sept 2s, 1855.
yuyIs Company will deliver any Preghts received in
u TO their Depots, In a reasonable time, at the
terminus of their Road at Dalton TO the their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the freghs day Of arrival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freghs
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangements with said Road to
ceive the same Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhipment or storage.
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 responsibility.
Feb 1-tf X. @. JACKSON, Sup't Transportation.
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HIGH PRICE OF NEGRoEs.-We witness.
ed the refusal, few days ago, at the negro
mart of Harrison & McGehee, in this city,
of SllO0 for negro boy not over IL years
Of age Columbus Sun.
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Chicago, June 6.-Duncan, the American
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, also de.
clines the nomination. He and Archer both
refuse to run against the Republican ticket.
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ST. l.nIrIs. lnr

ST. LOUIS, June z.
Latter intelligence from Kansas, states TINT
instead ofa battle between so pro slavery
and $50 free State men, there was only a
small fight between the parties, resulting in
the death offs.
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1Y- The fifth section of The Constitution
Of the United States saws, "either House Of
Congress may, with the concurrence of two
thirds, expel member"
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The School RooM.-ficnor TO those who
labor in school rooms Although they may
fall from notice like the spring blossoms,
like the spring blossoms they fall that the
lruit NAV be born.
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Boston, June 6.-Two regiments of British
troops from the Crimea, arrived at Halifax on
Monday, in the mammoth steamer Himalaya.
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CINCINNATI, June Flour 5,25a5,75.-
Whisky unchanged; Provisions dull; prices
nominal. Groceries very firm. Sugar SAG;
Moasses 4S. River is falling slowly.
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A REPLY AND ANswER.-When a gentle
man makes an inquiry, you arc bound to give
him reply; whether you give him an an.
seer, is optional, and q matter Of discretion.
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Detroit, June There is great rejoicing
here in consequence of the nomination OF
Mr.. Buchanan. The Democrats have fired
100 guns.
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The DEATH OF KEArTSG.-The American
Celt, an Irish paper, devotes much space TO
the killing of KsaiiHg by Mr. Herbert Re.
ferring to the vote by which Mr. Herbert
was shielded from an investigation, the Ceit
says:
Now, in relation to that division on Her.
berts case, we have a duty to perform, and
We shall not shrink from discllarging it,
That duty Is, TO announce, in unmstakable
terms, to the adopted citizens of Irish birth
throughout the country, that the Democratic
party in Congress have shamefully deserted
their duty, deserted their own professions
of impartiality between different classes of
citizens, and that they have, as plainly rs
deeds can speak, declared the murder Of a
man of Irish birth by one of their colleagues
to be a trhe wholly unworthy even Of in.
quiry. Is the Democratic party made, or is
it only roiton, that it should so deceive it's
self With half dozen exceptions, every
man ofthe majority for Keating's murderer
is a professed "Democrat." What, then,
does il mean! Or can it mean anything but
one thing-that an Irishman born, however
peaceable, or loyal, is only fit to be used by
the Democratic party, and when used, set up
for target, and shot with immunity. This
is what it means, and to this meaning we
shall hold the entire party.
We hold Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Douglas and Mr..
Buchanan responsible for this conduct of
their confdents and supporters. They were
all in Washington; it was for days the topic
Of the town; il their friends have taken sides
against the victim and against common jus.
tce, they are not wholly above suspicion
A few days ago the blood of Thomas Keat.
ing was on the hands Of but one .mocrat; it
has spread since then, and il is now upon the
souls of the 10, who refused all inquiry
II is on the Democratic party, as party,
and accursed be he who helps such party
into power, until that blood is lawfully purg.
ed away. A.. .t,e
This Is nretiy sfronn lnnrnnnei
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icy There is hotel in New York city at
which the sales Of liquor, il is said, amount
to upwards O. $4,000 per year.
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8 q A, O o O!
VIII be distributed according to the following
riIttN Sc u e M e !
10000 Numbers--249 Prizes

Approximation Rrizes.
The two preceding and the two following numbers to
those drawing the first go Prizes, are entitled to the so
appro ximation Prizes, in the usual manner.
az Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of ~ 900 and under paid immediate.
ly after the drawngoher prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential. The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to the purchasers immed-
atey after the drawing.
Whole Tickets s5-Hdlpes 21f-QHdrters ~.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets al
either Office
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
June 6-td-402 or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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HDuring very dark night, blind
man was walking in the streets with light.
ed candle in his haEds, and pitcher upon
his shoulders. "Friend," said a person who
met him, "of what value to you is that light
Are not day and night the same to your
The other laughingly replied, 1T is not for
myself that carry the light, but for block.
heads like you, to prevent them from run.
ming against, and breaking, nv pitcher!
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA June Q.
Herewith find statement Of our produce market.
BACON, hog round 10 "a 10Hc hams 10 "a lie; sides
1OK a lie; shoulders So a &C. LARD 10Y a. ike.
BEEF a Sc. Pork ~ a Sc. CeRS IS a. 6Oc.-
WHEAT crop just coming in and prime white worth
n 80; no red yet in will probably comm and 80 a 49,
FLOUR from old wheat SO 40 $50. Stock PEAS 20 a. sOc
No sale for Dried Fruit. BUrrh IS q 2Oc EGGS 10 a
&c., OATS 40c.
Yours, very truly,
J.A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant
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Paints and Dye-StuGS.
Ladies' Christian Annual,
MES CHALLEN, ErIrOR.


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Dasuerreotypos.

II HAVE the pleasure Of announcing to the Ladies'
II and Gentlemen Of Athens and vicinity, that have
taken the Room Mr.. l.. DoDsoS's STORE where am
now ready execute Licensees for those who may IA
vor me with call As my style of Pictures is so gem
orally known in this section need only say will make
the best My stay will be limited to the time in
which may be profably engaged. All are invited to
visit my room and examine specimens, whether they
want pictures or not JOHN d. BLACKBOARD.
June 13-1t
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COM nj E RCIAL.
Macon Market

MACON, June Q.
Herewith find statement OF our produce market. We
market.
BACON, hog round, demand good, 10Xc; choice hams,
II % 12c; sides, clear, 1lc shoulders 99 a Zoe. LARD,
psrfne, 5,75 a SO; extra family $50 90 81. Com 60
90 SEC. MEAL, IS a zoe. Cow PEAS IS % soc. HAY,
Tennessee, 81, 25 q 150 o cwt DARN APPLEs, peeled,
$1,25 a 1,5O. DRiED PEACHES, peeled, 80 % 81
EGGs 12h1 15c q doz BUTTER good article, 20 a &c.
EXCHANGE on Augusta and Charleston \; New York
Il u ct. prem. Respectfully,
W0OTT0N HOLLOWAY,
Commissiyn Merchants,
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Union Meeting, Gas wish to help unite these
Ephesians, the I'd chap 18th, 10Th and goth verses
and also notice these Romans, 10th chap nth and
18th verses at Saen the 18th June, and at Beihsale
the first Sunday in July, 1856. JOHN DOUGLASS.
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Fire Flies are so large in Texas, that the v
nail them up against posts to light the streets
with them.