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faH- Tha Kinrston (Jnmnicnl STANDARD.

W- The Kingston (Jamaicn) Standard,
Of the LIST of January, VI an article on the
condition and prospects Of the Island, states
that; "The year 1856 will be noted in the
statistical records of the island rs being that
wherein the smallest sugar crop was ever
manufactured since the island formed n de.
tendency Of the British crown. But for the
adventurous rise in the price of produce, it is
not too much To say that the year just ex.
pired would have witnessed the extinction
OF one third part of the estates in actual cul.
tiyation at the close of 1855.
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Have you n Diseased Liver THE ques-
tan, though startling, is sufficiently suggestive when
the fact IL taken into consideration that diseases Of the
Liver have become most Alarmingly frequsnt in the
United States Indeed, there are few formidable dis
eases that are not In some way traceabe deranged
state Of that important organ. Many of the complaints
usually elassed under the head of Consumption have
their origin in the Liver. "Any remedy that would in
sure regularity and heathul action In the Liver would
be blessing to mankind ~ has been the exclamation
Of thousands That remedy has been found; it Ia safe
and sure hen fair trial has been afforded IT, it has
never been known to fail.
eader, have you any disease Of the Liver, or dis.
ease which you believe proceeds from hepatc derange
mentf Lose not moment, but purchase box OF Dr.
MLane's Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh,
Pa and they viii restore yUI boh Is .Se only
may he placed.
sW-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. NJ lanes
Celebrated LiUer Pills. manufactured by FLEMlso Bsos
Of Pttsburg Pa There other Pills purporting to
be Liver Pills now before the public. Or. M'Lane's
genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated yermifuge can
now be had at all respectable Drug Stores None gen
uiae seihouthe sigiGture9 Of QD FLKMso BRos
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ESQ., ID. PRENTIcE.--The Memphis Enqui-
rer learns from reliable source that this
distinguished gentleman has, at the earnest
solicitations of the Americans Of St. Louis,
consented to take the chief editorial charge
ofa new political and news journal, soon to
be started in that city. Fifty thousand dol
lars, It is understood, have been raised for
the purpose. This arrangement will not in
terfere with Mr.. Prentice's connection with
the Louisville Journal. He will alternate
between the two cities, making his home at
Louisville.
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TNHE subscriber, DESTROYS Of returning to
i the mercantile business, offers for sale his
present residence in the suburbs Of Athens,
and about
AGO AcroS OF Isanca.
the most Of which is in the immediate neigh.
borhood Of town. The Dwelling House 10
large and commodious and most desirably
situated, and the greater portion or the Land
i good and well adapted for farming purpo.
SEES. Any person desiring to purchase can
obtain bargain by applying soon. Terms
made accommodating. s. X. REEDER-
Athenp, Dec. 8, 1s56-tf-42e
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RUN AwAY.-The Green Bay Advocate
gives the following spirited account of his
horse: The editor hereof rejoices in the pos.
session of horse who seizes every occasion
that he is his own master, and can go where
he listeth, at such speed as 10 him seemeth
meet. Coming down street day before yes
terday, he cnpsizrd us into snow bank, and
then exhibited to the astonshed denizens of
Green Bay such going rs was absolutely mar
vellous, the cutter bottom side up, strewing
the road with all sorts of things. Here was
buffalo and whp--lhere II horse blanket
and n halter-and here again ano her rope,
our ,oife and some other articles Of lille ualue
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TRIRnrF 10 IunGF ALEXANDER

1hlDO IL ~ JODUE ALLAANDfIe-
BY request we publish the following highly
complimentary tribute to the learning i'm
Partially, DO. Of the presiding Judge, Hon.
+. Alexander. expressed by the Jurors and
the resolutions adopted by the bar, at the re-
cent Court at HaI rison:
To Hon. T. Alexander. Judge Of the Second
Judicial Circait:
The undersigned, Jurors for the Special
Term Of our Circuit Court Of Hamilton coun-
ty. which is drawing to a close, cannot per,
NIT the occasion to pass without rendering
our thanks and testitying in public manner
our opinion Of the promptness, learning and
lmpartality, which have marked your Judi
cial acts during the Term. Your stay among
US has been short, but we will remember with
unmingled pleasure your urbanity and kind
ness to the Jury, and the highly satisfactory
manner in which you have discharged your
III. = Il
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The GuILLorrSR.-A Paris correspondent
Of New York paper thinks that If expedi-
ton is humanity, then the guillotine OF Paris
is the most humane instrument Of its kind in
existence. From the time Verges issued from
the door of the prison, at the distance OF a
hundred feet from the guilotine, until his
mu,ialrd body left the ground in close
carriage, was but one minute.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I AN Offering FOR sale my home place--a
i very desirable propefty--consisting of
about 80 acres Of choice Land, in good con.
dition-on which there are comfortable and
roomy Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke house.
good Barn and Stables, de-, and q selection
OF choice bearing Fruit Trees.
Also, 100 acres of Land, situate In the West
side of McMinn county; an unimproyed Lot
in the town of Charleston, Bradley county,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot Lot; and q
number Of unimproved Lots situate between
the town Of Athens and the Rail Road Depot,
Terms TO be agreed upon.
A. d. KEYES,
Athens Jan 10, IB57-tf-434
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Premium Jack.

THE Premium Jack, DICK BRADLEY.
i will stand the ensuing season at my plan.
tation on Little Tennessee River, Monroe
county. For Jennets S25, insurance.
Pasturage will be furnished at so cts per
week, and feed at o., 90 per week.
Dick Bradley in the largest Jack in East
Tennessee; has taken the first premium at
every Fair at which he has been exhibited
at Knoxville in 1854; at Loudon in 1855, and
at Knoxville the same year.
c. N. McdHEE.
River Side, Jan 80, lS56-tlJ-486
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For Sale or Rent!

A WELL improved TOWN PROPERTY in
n Harrison, Hamilton county, Tenn, that
will sell or rent on favorable terms.
The property is well arranged for Public
House ard Store-gooJ stables and all neces-
sary ont buildings. will take 1000 in East
Tennessee money, provided the money can be
had by the fret Of April, 1857. By calling
on Mr.. Ball, of Harrison, the property will
be pointed out. 1t is the property formerly
owned by James johnson, of Loudon.
Addrers me at Louisville, Tenn, or call on
Boyd d. Vaughn. Concord. Tenn.
JAMES :. BONHAM,
March 6, lS57-4t-44l Louisville, Tenn.
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a% A country Judge, well reputed for
honesty, delivered written opinion rever
sing case appealed from court below, in
the course of which he gave cause of error
MS follows:
"The coaret cred in ndgouring the cause
on motion Of the constable, and afterward
trying the caws. 1t is tharefour orderd that
the judgement b. reversi, and a new trial
ordered"
A Al
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tBA full length likeness of Gen. Jack
son has recently been engraved on steel. 1t is
said to be an admirable piece of work, which
in finish, and correctness of execution, and
fidelity to the original, as represented by the
best painters, furnish counterfeit present.
ment" not unworthy of the noble old hero.
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COM wi E R C IA L.
Atlanta Market.

Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, March 8.
We refer you to the following quotations of leading
articles OF Tennessee Produce:
BACON, hog round II % Ike; clear sides III q 12c
rib sides II a Ike; hams 1lH a 12c; shoulders 10
a l04c. LARD in bbls. leHc; kegs 19c; tin cans 14c
FLOUR, 8,75 q 81 D hundred In bbs. and sacks, for
SOC. OATS, 6Oc. FEATHERS so. DRIED PEACHES IL a
IS. DRIED APPLIES, 81 a l25. OATTLR, on foot, &C.
Market well supplied with Bacon-selng in small lots
at quotations Lard very scarce Flour abundant and
firm at our figures.
Very respectfully, sEAG0, ABBOTT 4 CO.,
Co mission Merchants, Atlanta Ga.
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tSg II is said that the island Of Japan is
the only country into which the hooped pet
ticoot has not forced its way. The Japan.
ese have tolerated no change in dress for two
thousand FIVE hundred years.
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John L. nj. French & Co.,
GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHATTANOOGA TENN.
n

DECATUR HOTEL.
THE subscriber has taken this House, Decatur, Ten
i nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Lllard, and respect
fully socits share OF the public custom. He assures
the public that he will keep the right sort OF house
that his table will be supplied with the best the country
affords his stable well supplied with provender and that
every effort will be made Oh bis part to render all
Portable who may call. ROBr. LUTTRELL.
march 6. lS57-tf-44l
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REDUCED
RATES OF FREIGHT

Charleston a. Savannah 10 Knoxville,
AND ALL THE STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee & Georgia RatI Road.
First Class.
Piano Fnrtes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes and Hats, Liquors. OILS, &c. lin
bottles,) Camphene and Spirits Turpen-
tine lin barrels,) Carpeting, China, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars Tin cases. Clocks,
Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, Cutlery
lin cases,) Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods
lin boxes and bales,) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds,
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates
lat owners risk) Oysters Tin cans and
jars, Saddlery, Tin and Brittania Ware,
Teas and Spices. Georgia and South Car
olina Domestics, per 100 lbs, $l,l5
Second Class.
Hardware, except such as specified in
first and third classes, Coffee Mills, Ma
chinery, Foreign Liquors Tin barrels and
pipes,) Tobacco lin boxes Leather lin
rolls and boxes,) Oils Tin barrels and
casks, )Crockery andQ ueenswar in crates
and casks Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet
Brass and Copper per 100 lbs, Sl,00
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad IRONS Zinc
uuu llu III pigs, IN itJci hANus, NiCco,
Casks of Chains and Hoes, Manila and
Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings,
Mill Gearing, Rail Road Wheels and
Axles, Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin lin
bafrels,) per 100 lbs, $3.50
Special Rates
Furniture and Carriages (boxed and
other light articles not enumerated; also,
Carboys of Acids or other Chemicals, will
be charged by actual weight but at double
first class rates, per 100 lbs, $3.50
To insure safety from losses and delays,
shippers must have every package plainly
marked with name of consignee, destination
and depot of delivery.
The Depots on this Road are:
Fountain Hill, Sweetwater,
State Line, Philadelphia,
Cleveland, Loudon,
Charleston, Lenoir's,
Riceville Concord,
Athens, and
Mouse Creek, Knoxville.
eE- To commence lst March and continue
to lst June. 1857.
H. T. PEAKE, Sup't SO. Ca. Railroad
GEO. YONGE, -" Georgia
WIN. NJ. WADLEY," Central
E. FOOTE, M d W.
JIM. SPULLOCK, Wv. d A.
r. c. JACKSON, 4" L. T. d Ga. "
Feb. "a. lS57-tlsij-440
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1VYoodland Cream''-A PoMADE FOR BEAu-
TIFfISo raE HAR-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price, For
dressing Ladies Hair 1t has no equal giving 1t bright
glossy appearance. 1t causes Genuemen's Hair to curl
In the most natural manner II removes dandruf al
ways giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooned. Price only hfty cents. None genuine
unless signed FETRlDGE CO., Propretors Of
balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. mar 66meow-44l
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EW- The sugar crop OF iberia is flourish
ing so well that they expect TO send cargo
to the United States. One of the negroes,
named Richardson, expects to ship two hun
bred hogshead of sugar on his first grinding.
We suppose that the sugar will be dark
colorpd
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERy OF british Consul.
According to late letter from Mexico,
Col. Harran, acting under orders of the revo-
lutionary chief San Luis Potosi, on the LIST
ut., entered the house Of Geo. p. Chabot,
Esq, Fl. B. NJ. Consular Agent, and, BY force
of arms, he seized and carried away $780, 900
belonging TO the merchants Of that city,
which had been deposited there for safe
keeping.
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Fey The Post Office at Etna, in Decatur
county, Tennessee, has been discontinued
All letters, papars, or other maiable matter
intended for that neighborhood, should be
directed to Housewife, Decatur county,
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e3g-A company composed Of some of the
most wealthy and influential merchants has,
il is said, been formed in Havana TO lay down
m electric telegraph cable between that city
and Kew West
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tw- An old maid, who hates the male
sex most vcnomously, cut female acqnain
lance recently, because she complimented
her upon the buoyancy Of her spirits.
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~ Stuff your pockets with mockere,
aud imagine YOURSELF whale, and you are a
hopeful member of the Goldfish aristocracy.
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eay- There are twenty six orphan asylums
in the State of New York, in which nearly
5000 little ones are fed, clothed and edu-
Gated
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tW-It is said that Gen. Wool is about to
give up his command in California, and re-
turn home.
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Hg- 1t is shown, BY sinking artesiau wells
and other downward perlorations, that the
heat Of the earth increases as you approach
the centre, ut about the rate Of one degree
for each fifty feet; while it is known tina! as
you ascend above the earth, the heat rapidly
decreases. The exact opposite would appear
10 be- the cnse
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e9H- Daniel Webster's professional income
MS lawyer in Boston, during the years 1918
and 1919, according to his sons memoranda,
amounted to little over $4,000.
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Special Notice,

TNHOSE indebted to the undersigned will
i please come forward and settle either by
Cash or Note. Ifyou have any money please
bring it along. Remember, "a friend 10 need
is friend indeed" Money want and money
must have. JOHN N. DELzELL.
Mouse Creek, Jan 90-2m$-436
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tav- Portions of Texas are trulv aoases in

H- Portions OF Texas are truly "oases in
the desert" in the present season Of cxtrava-
gantly high prices for provisions. In Corsi-
cana, Navarro county, pork was selling the
other day at 81 cents per pound, and beef at
2 TO cents. The work of the Tyler admin
istration was only half done--we need little
nearer annexation 10 Texas.
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APPRoPRIATE.-TheG Germans call church
yard Gods field; a beautiful name, sugges
tive of hopeful thoughts. So we should
ever be taught TO see it-think it.
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Respectfully,

On receipt of this epistlc, Mr.. st. Paule
rose in his place, and read it to the Senate.
Whercupon motion was made and unanim-
ously carried. that the bill in question be i'm
mediatey taken by the Clerk to the open
space in front of the capitol, and then and
there burnt! All of which was done forth.
with
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New YoRK, Feb. 25.--The American State
Council have abolished all secresy.
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l1w A bill is before the Louisiana Legis.
lature, allowing the head of each family TO
take three dollar newspaper at the expense
of the State.
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Married,

On the 18th ut., by the Rev. b. Alternately Mr. DAVID
HiTsoS to Miss E. J. GTfs., all OF Monroe county.
On the LIST inst, by the same, Mr.. RUSSELL Givss to
Miss MARY HARRINGTON, all Of Monroe county.
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FROM EuRopE.-Halydr, Feb. 2S.-The
steamship Nicaragua has arrived with Liv
erpool dates to Feb l4th.
Whea: was dull and had declined Id to ID.
Flour nominal. Corn steady. Lard and
Sugar unchanged.
1t was rumored that the Persian war had
terminated, and no more troops were to be
sent either to the Cantons or the interior of
Persia.
There were troubles still brewing in Eu
rope concerning the principalities.
The London Times has strong article
urging incorporating policy against their
union.
Lord Palmerston has admitted the exis
tence OF treaty bet ween France and Aus
tria, guaranteeing the Italian possession.
The income tax has been reduced to the
amount assessed previous to the Russian
war.
The Indian mail telegraph brings Hong
Kong dates to the 18th December. Admir-.
al Seymore had been throwing hot shot into
Canton, but at latest datest had ccas'
ed, and was strengthening his position. The
Chinese were threatening to burn Hong
Kong. Troops have been sent from India
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tsg- The House has confirmed Mr.. Whit.
field in his seat ss delaga,e from Kansas.
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6tORN AND OATS.-rhe subscriber one nile
North Of Athens, has several hundred bushels OF
Corn and Oats for sale Also several fresh Mich Cows,
one good Saddle and Harness Horse and hne Brood
Mare (reb 2O-2O A. HUrSELL.
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TOLD PENs.-Cholce Gold Pens; Ladies' Fine
In Gold PENS Gold and Silver Gases Of the most ap.
prov,d patterns;-from the celebrated Pen manufac.
tur,rs Dawson, Warren Hyde just received and for
saie low; by lfeo2 rbhokN q hoKSsbf.
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ssw- Long words like long dresses hide
something wrong about the understanding.
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MArsRA MsDIoA.-Crdit is given cler.
gvmen in notices Of marriages. Why should
not notices OF deaths DO equally civil with
physicians!
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3,2BO PrIIes, amounting 70 ,OO
Whole Tickets slo-Hdlpes 5-oaortsrs ~.
PAN OF TIE LOTTERY.

$500 Prizes amountingto .......s2O4 900
Whole Tickets slo-Hdlpes 5-oaortsrs *.
rLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, encrcled In small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled are placed In another WHEEL
The wheels are then revoved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton isrepeated until all the Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and tbs
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first IL
Prizes will be entitled to the 45 Approximation Prizes,
according to the scheme.
5000 Prizes OF $40 will be determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the $40 900. For
ample II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with MOL then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to $50 II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will he entitled to $50, and so on.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets $50
10 Half ......a. 40
10 Quarter , 40
I'm Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Eclose the none, address for the Tickets or
d0red receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
Rrst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office County and State.
az Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
e All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediate
ly after the drawing Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets At
either Office.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Of Pack
ages Of Tickets either to
s. SWAN a CO., Atlanta, Ga.
June 6-td-402 orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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D. G. TREwHITT, Secretary.

PEcUNIARY PERsUAsIvEs Speaking of
bribery and attempts at bribery, an ex
change relates the following case which late.
" occurred in Louisiana:
A resident of New Orleans, who is the
proprietor of al "COmmercia academy"
which he wished TO have Incorporated, had a
bill for that purpose presented to the Louis
lana Legislature now in session. BY way of
securing or Fastening its passage, he nd
dressed to one of its members the following
billetdour, to witt
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1857.
Hon. Henry st. Paule Senator, La.-Dear
Sir:-If you get my bill through among the
first, you can put me down for fee of $50.
1t passed the House and two readings of the
Senate. ] depend on you. 1t is impossible
for me to be there.
tc,,tI,
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SapPgf ROfafORS.

n HAVE made an arrangement to supply each sta
ton on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road,
Win sweet Potatoes and Vans. VIII have them at
each Mace In good time for planting Orders solicited
CharI.s,on Feb 2O-em G. W. ALEXANDER.
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Young Ladies School,

THE sixth Session OF Mrs CooKk's School will com.
! mence on Monday, February 18th.
Terms as heretofore. Tuition payable In advance.
Feb 6-tf-487
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Died,

Died,
Near Pittshed H., of pneumonia, the 29th JAN
uary last Mrs ELviRA CHAPMAN, wife Of the Rev Will
son Chapman, formerly OF McMinn county Tenn
Mrs Chapman protested rei ion early In life and lived
humble and consiste mt christian. She a kind
and steciionate wife and mother. She has left be-
reaved husband and nine children. .
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"woodIand Cream',-A POMADE FOR BIZ

sg-The exports from New Orleans 10
Boston amount IT, some 100000 a year.
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R II ID U Q f ID
Through Rates Of Freight
From NASHVILLE TO KNOXVILLE,

AND STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee and G.OrgfG Rail Road.
CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses lin barrels,)
- Tobacco lin boxes Nails, Dry Hides,
oils lin barrels,) Copperas, Rope and
Cordage, Fish, Cheese. Soap, Star and
Tallow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
lin kegs and boxes,) Pig Lead and Shot
lin kegs,) Liquors lin barrels and
casks,) Crockery Ware Tin crates and
casks,) per 100 lbs, Soc