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EEERnART, ASHC0M, 4 co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
HOPEWELL. P.R.

The subscribers doing business under the Firm
OF EvERnAR-, AsHcom, & Co., are now prtpaT
ed to Store and Ship Flour, Grain, and all kinds
OF Merchandise upon reasonable terms.
They also keep on hand Plaster, Fish, Salt,
Rock Powder, Sc, to which they invite the
attention OF Merchants in the country and Far
merS.
The highest cash prices paid for Flour and
Grain that the Eastern Market will afford.
JoHN c. EvERHAET, GEO. R. BARNDoLLAR,
u W. AsHcoM, JoUN +. Lowry.
Dec. %, l856-ly.
A large assortment of Hair, Tooth and
Clothes Brushes just received and for sale at
DR.. Harry's.
BOOTS g. SHOES.-The subscribers have
just opened large supply Of Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
Il. b. CR.4NER g. CO.
IL Adams & Co. have established their Ex-
press on the FL. & b. T. r. r. and appointed
= W. AsncoN, Esq, agent at Hopewell.
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$1,000 26I

The Stockholders are hereby notified, that
dividends due viii be paid by the subscriber,
and Hon. Michael Zimmerman, as soon as The
books are tixed-and that an election for Man
ayers of the Company will be held on the first
Monday of March next, at the house of James
Frazier, in Schrllsbufg, between one ard four
o'clock.
PETER SCHELL, Treasurer
CCbpliShurc Ian Q 1897
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NOTICE

Of Extracts from proceedings Of the Board of
Managers of the Bedford and Stovslown Turn
nike road Company, at their meeting on the ID
day of January, 1885, and lst January, 1856
at which it was Resolved, That no person be-
coming Stockholder of said Company, 5v
transfer of Stock OF the said Company, from and
after the lst day Of January, 1886, shall be en-
titled TO the privilege Of passing toll free. when
travelling any toll gate or gates Of the Company,
on horseback, or any kind of pleasure carriage
or sleigh. By order Of the Board.
EMANUEL STATLER, Pres't.
PETER ScnELL, Sec'y.
Statement of the affairs of the Company for
the year ending the last day of December, 1856,
at settlement lst Jan. 1887.
Balance in the Treasury, on lst
Jan. 1886, $l,168 543
Amount Of tolls collected in the
year 1886, 1921 70
$3,o9o 26a
Expenditures.
Dividend of half per cent de-
clared and due Isl Jan. 1896. $735 90
Paid Incidental expenses in the
year, 1896, % 4O3
+" Salary Of gate keepers in the
year 1886, 5l3 so
1" Managers, Treasurer, & Sec
retary, in the year 1886, 404 l2l
/" Amount ofrepairs and gate
house, 1886, 450 40
A dividend declared 1st Jan.
1851, and payable, 535 90
Balance in the Treasury, inclu-
ding bad money, 229 S3a
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Surviving Executor of the last
Will&c., of John Wilson, decd.
Dec. 26, 1856.
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EDAGErEE2E ElOTXP PEl

Bedford, Dec. 10, 1856.
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Notice.

WILL offer for sale, on the 1 ,h and 20th
Il OF November, 1887, to the highest bidder,
the place known as the homestead Of John
Hoyi, Sr.. deceased. in MeMinn county. Ten.
nessee. Also, seven or eight LIKELY Me-
GkOESi some fiue Horses Hogs, stock Of
Cattle and Sheep; a lot Of Wheat Corn and
Oats; household and Kitchen Furniture; all
the Farming Implements, together with other
articles too tedious to mention.
A credit Of twelve months will be given
on all sums over Five Dollars; on sums Of
Five Dollars and under. the cash will be re.
quired on the day of sale-exeept the Land,
the terms of which will be made known on
the day of sale. I. 7. WELLS.
admir- Of John Hoyl. ST.. deceased.
Oct % IS57-4t-474
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Notice.,
Land and Rail Road stock for Sale

Land and Rail Road Stock for Sale.
A GREEABLY to decree Of the Circuit
IA Court Of Monroe county. Tenn, made at
the September term Of said Court, will pro-
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, on Friday,
the 9th day of November, 1857, at the
Sweetwater Depot, in Monroe county, Tenn,
on a credit of six months, with interest from
date of sale, a slip of LAND, one hundred
rods long aud ten rods wide, belonging to the
estate of Frank A. Patton, decd, and adjoin-
ing the Lands of VIM. p. Wilson and Hugh
E. Martin, decd. Also, at TIE same time and
place, will sell Nine Shares of Stock in the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Com.
pany, and the Certificates of Stock issued on
the original nine shares of Stock, belonging to
said estate. Notes with approved security
will be required of the purchasers, and a lien
retained on the Land until the purchase
money is paid for the same.
J. L. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Oct 80, 1s57-4t-prs fee s5-i75
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Mr.. APPLETON ON THE CRIsIs.-The Boston
Daily Advertiser publishes an able letter from
the Hon. Nathan Appleton. on the present
financial arrangement. He fixes the seat of
the mischief in the Banks of New York,
which, he alleges, have had no inacial head
to direct their movements Alright. The let
ter concludes as follows:
The pressure Of 1887 was wholly unlike
the present During period Of great over
trade, a few London houses imprudently ere.
ated an American debt of fifty or sixty mil.
lions Of dollars, by giving out their accept
ances, to be met by other equally fictitious
bills as they fell due. These houses fell into
discredit, and informed their correspondents
in America that the whole debt must be liqui.
dated at once, or they must become bankrupt
This was in March, when no remittances
could be made except in specie, which the
banks we're called on to furnish. The New
York banks went on for something over
month, when they found it impossible to
continue. They then suspended aud with
them the whole country. There is nothing
like it now, as there is no foreign demand for
specie.
The question now arises what is the reme-
dy what is TO be donel Nothing can be
palmer. The New York banks must retrace
their steps, aud speedily, or il will be too
late. They should at once increase the GER
culating medium by expanding their dis.
counts ten or fifteen millions Of dollars No
other course will set the wheels in motion.
NATHAN APPLETON.
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Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 26,

AUGUSTA, Oct 90.
Herewith find statement Of our market, concerning
which would state that my quotations based upon
the general transactions OF the market which have been
light Had there been any transactions Of magnitude,
with good demand, could give reliable qnota-
tons As it is sales have been confined to city trade
and in rather limited quantities.
quote Bacon sides 10 90 l61Sc for clear, and 15H
90 Ice for RIBBED hams 6 a. lsc; shoulders IA % IAN
LARD II a 1sc. TALLow 12hc. WHEAT 95c % 81 ,05
for red, 1920 q 19O for white. Flour $50 90 ~ for
extra family and $50 @ SO for superfne in bags and
barrels Corn at present and sales at so a. s5c,
but we look for an early supply and lower rates OARS
40 a SOC. Stock PEAS 15c a so. RYE Toe a dc
FgArHERs 43 a 46c BUTTER 2S a. 26c. EGes is % 90
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
. Commission and Produce Merchant.
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DIR. M'Lane,s Neutrality-suspicious. EpI-
WITSEss-It is small evidence Of the intrinsic
value OF this great vermiuge, when even physicians,
who generally prejudiced against patent medicines
voluntarily forward and testify to ts triumphant
success IN expeng worms. Read the following
HAERisOSyiLLE, shelby CO., Ky, april q ls49.
Messrs. Fleming Bros.-I am a practicing physician,
residing permanently in this place. In the year 1913,
when a resident Of the State OF Missouri became
quainted with the superior virtues Of DR.. MLane's
Nermifages prepared by you. At some more leisure
moments will send you the result Of an experiment
made with VIAL In expeng upwards Of 300 worms.
L. CARTER, VI. ID.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DRaMLGNEs
CELEBRATED NERNFuGE, manufactured by FLEMING BRos,
Of Pittsburgh Pa. All other Yermifuges in COMPARE
sen worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vermifuge,
also, his celebrated Liver Pills, be had at all re-
spectacle drug stores None genuine toihouf the sig
Rdter' V (46) FLEMING BROS.
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the late firm OF p. IL KEITH
N CO., are hereby notified that further indulgence
be extended them The legal representatives
OF F. H. Keith decd, hare directed that the business
OF said firm be closed up without further delay. We
have discretion about it. Now please pay what you
owing said firm and yourselves costs, and us
the unpleasant duty of placing notes in the hands
OF collecting officer. A. H. KEITH,
Oct 80, 1S57-tf-475 A. SARTA1N.
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TExAs.-A subscriber, writing to the editor
Of the Columbus Enquirer, from Smith coun
ty, Texas gives the following discouraging
prospects for cmigrants to that country.
Tell the people Of Georgia who have a
mania for Texas, for Gods sake to keep out
of 1t this season. Provisions are too scarce
here to feed emigrants. In the counties over
which have lately travelled, nanely-La-
mar, Red River, Bowie, Hopkins, Hunt, Titus,
Glass; Wood, Upshur, Smith, Rusk, Cherokee,
Harrison, Pamela, de-, the corn crop, except
in few localities. is unusually short. Corn,
in the most favored sections. is now selling at
from six bits TO one dollar per bushel. By
the first Of January next it will be much
higher--since, as therei is IN entire and uni.
versal failure Of the mast much more corn
will necessarily be consumed in the fattening
of hogs than is usually required in Texas
Farther West, the state of affairs is much
worse In the prairie country, comprising
the Western and North western portions Of
the State. an almost entire failure has been
experienced. Bacon and pork next season
will be difficult to obtain, except in the New
Orleans market, at any price. | have thought
it proper to make this statement, and il Geor
gians persist in coming out this season, they
will do so with their eyes open. My advice
to them is to wait little longer. J.BP.
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE AND ITS REsuLTs.-A
large proportion of mankind fail to improve
their condition and to enjoy portion Of the
Injuries Of life. simply because they are de-
iclent in individual enterprise. prosper
GUS man is sure to act quickly and obtain a
result either good or bad, which neither ele-
Yates him to much on the one hand, or de-
depresses him upon the other He goes
steadily forward, treating life as it is, as
succession of haps and mishaps, in which the
boldest navigators are the most successful
Thus some men will gain prize or even
fortune, in lottery, while thousands through
timidity and fear of losing little. which
they are sure to consume in some way. live
on to envy the success Of their neighbour
Messrs. Swan d Co., of Augusta Georgia, dis
tribute through their Lotteries one of which
is drawn every Saturday, millions of dollars
every year. By sending them ten dollars for
a ticket, or proportionate sum Tor a half or
quarter of a ticket, any enterprising person
may obtain one of the prizes, which range
from twenty dollars to sixty thousand.
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and Female Academy.

WYE, the undersigned, OF the Committee Board
" Of Trustees appointed to superintend the build.
ing of School House at Mouse Creek McMinn county,
Tennessee and to employ suitable Teacher, and SUI
perintend the wholesome management Of a School at
that place, take pleasure In announcing 10 the sub
scribers and public generally that the budingi finish
ed or so nearly that School may be commenced
We have after much pains to select competent teach
err employed Professor ALEXANDER A. NEWMAN, q
native East Tennesseean, who comes TO us recommend
ed ms a scholar, gentleman, and christian The first
session of this institution will commence on Monday,
the 26th inst.
Terms at he rate per Session Of 90 iceeks'
Smelling Reading and Writing IS
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compost
ton and Defamation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Mathematics Natural Sciences, and the above. 10
Latin Grammar and Reader. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Onehaf in advance and the balance at the close Of
the session Contingent fee lin advanced 80 cents.
Boarding, II good houses convenient to the School,
washing and lights extra) per week, $l,25.
No pupil permitted to enter the School without tick
et signed by J. H. Mag, Treasurer. No deduction for
lost time, except in case OF protracted sickness
We will meniion for the benefit OF those unacquan-
ed with the locality Of this institution, that It Is situated
Creek valley near the summit OF the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, nine hundred feet higher
than the city Of Knoxville In the deed 70 our Acade
nv lot we have the water privilege to beautiful Spring
near the head fountain Of the pure limestone waters OF
little Mouse Creek more healthy location perhaps
nould moi he found In East Tennessee. We intend TO
use our utmost endeavors to build up good School,
and invite the attention OF parents and guardians to
our advertisement.
As our building is now near state Of completion, we
respectfully request the subscribers who have not set
tied to call upon j. H. Magl, Treasurer, and pay their
snhscrintiors l.. II. HURST,
JAMES WILSON,
Oct o3-tf-3T4 J. II. MAGILJ.
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House and Lot for Sale.

Am the 18th day OF December next will offer for
y sale IN the town Of Philadelphia, Monroe county
Tennessee, HOUSE AND LOT, the property Of Mary NJ
Rlackson deed as directed by her will. 20 per cent
will be required to be paid down--the balance on a
credit OF six and twelve months Note and good
rliy win be required, and lea retained on tho House
and Lot until the purchase money Is paid
ARoHD BAcoME, Executor.
Oct 50, 1s5T-It-415
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Why Is EXCHANGE SCARCE Our neigh
Dor of the Constitiiionalist asks this ques-
ton and answers il by stating that there were
shipped from Augusta and Hamburg to
Charleston, during the month of October,
1856, over fifteen thousand bales Of Cotton,
while during the same month, this year, the
shipments are less than fire hundred bales,
There were over four thousand bales Of
"through Cotton" in October, 1856, (or Coz
ton that is forwarded through to Charleston
from points above Augusta,) while this year
only thirty.fpe bales have been forwarded
throuph.-Angusta Dispatch.
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CHANCEnY SALE OF A SLAVE.

TN ohedience to an order Of the Chaneery
i Court, held at Pikeville, Tenn. at its Sep
TENDER term, 1857, in the case Of Nancy Lamb
ct al. rs John G.. Lamb Ell al, | will sell. to the
highest bidder. on credit of twelve months,
at the late residence Of Adam Lamb. deed.
in Bledsoe county, Tenn, on the 9Th day Of
December next, NEGRO BOY, named Noals
aged about Is years. Bond and security re.
quired Of the purchaser, aud lien retained
on the slave until the purchase money Is paid.
S. c. NORWOOD. O. 4 II.
Oct 90. lS57-te-prs fee S4-474
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ON M E R CIAL.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Oct. 81.
Below please find statement of prices current with
to-day:
BACON, clear sides lie, dull; Western rib sides Ice,
dull. LARD 1sc. Corn 80 % 55c. WHEAT, 10 40 Soc,
sacked. 0ATs 35c. RYE Toe. Stock PEAS Coo. FLOUR,
superine $3.50; extra family 2,I5 a. So. CoTToS,
sales report, owing to the deranged state of the
money market. Indeed quotations for any article Of
trade are but little better than nominal as sales can
not be effected. We are, however, looking and hoping
for better times speedily.
Very respectfully, sEAGO, ABBOTT Co.
Co, omission Merchants, atlanta, Ga.
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GLASS g.,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public
on Saturday, November 2sth, 1857 on the plan of
Sin gle N IL m b err |!
S,4OO Pri7os.~
Nearly one Prise 10 E0ery Nine Tickets!
MaGniHCent Scheme:
Approximation Prizes.
5,49O Prizes, amounting to ...........S32O,Ol
Whoie Tickets $l0-HdtUes 5-Quarters IN.
Plan OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to so 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed separate
slips Of paper, encrsed in small tin tubes and
placed In wheel. The first 1862 Prizes similarly
printed and encirced, placed In another Wheel
The wheels then revolved, 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 aSd-
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 the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes will he entitled TO the 2S Approximation Prizes
For example II Ticket No. 1890 draws the 100000
Prize those Tickets numbered l2is l2i9 1881 ll252
will each be entitled to 300. II Ticket No. $50 draws
the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5s $40 S5i
55s will each be eAtited TO $780, and according
to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 will be by the last
figure OF the number which draws the 100000. For ex
ample, II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to SEQ II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will be entitled to s2o, and so on to 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
IA n 4 N yhoia fcLa
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Ta.Ixe Notice.

nNthe Goth day Of November, 1885, gave W. r.
Hurley two Promisory Notes, each for $500, one Of
which was payable twelve months after date and the
other two years after date, with interest from date.
therefore forewarn all persons rom trading for said
notes a. The consideration for which they were given
has failed and do not intend TO pay them unless com
PEELED by law. j. y. sMlTH'
Ioudon Oct q Is57-St-lT1
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oup BANKS AND GoLp.-Three Of our Banks,
the Baak of Charleston, the State Bank, and
the Union Bank, continue specie payment,
and may be regarded to have passed the crisis
OF suspension. They are receiving specie at
short intervals, and are daily strengthening
their position.
ISy the Marion the Bank of Charleston re-
selved ,h's morning $4,000 of gold, and the
oiate BANK $4,000 Mr.. T. II. Devices re-
eeived $4,000 Charleston ge,cs.
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Married.

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. George Julian, Mr. ].
w. WALKER, Of Catoosa county, Ga, to Miss NANCY
BooKER, Of Hamilton county, Tenn.
At Beams Station, Granger county, on Thursday,
the 18th instant by Rev c. Taylor JOHS b. HoYL Esq,
of Cleveland, to Miss MARTHA L. GILL of the former
place.
In Charleston, Bradley county, by Rev. W. Z. Cald-
well, J. G. HESEGAR Miss MARY A. WEIR both Of the
above place.
May all their days be days OF pleasure;
May all their nights he nights of rest;
May they obtain life's sweetest treasures,
And then be numbered with the best.
MARQUIS"
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ES Harper for November says that some
passengers from Chattanooga TO Atlanta
were considering what House 10 stop at
Lets 90 TO Floyd's, he isl Know Moth
ing" "Oh," said Judge Underwood 81
shall stop at ThompsOn's, he KNOBS line
enough for me-"
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sB- II is an oriental idea that the spider
draws il venom from the rose; and thus il is
that too often from tho sweetest sources
comes the blight Of happiness and human
Affections.
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LooKl THIS IS WORTH A TRIAL.
$3O,OOOs
MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery,
SUSQUEHA MA CANAL.
cLAes FIVE.
CbhSS 1--WE.
legfifc1ffS of pdckndss



We Invariably answer letters by return mail, encos-
Ing the tickets In good safe envelope, and always OBJ
serve the strctest confidence. Amer the drawing 10
over We send the oficiI drawing, with writer en-
PLANTATION Of the result Of the venture All rrises
drawing In Current Money, and We take Bank Notes
OF any state or Bank Drns IN payment for Tickets 81
par FOR odd amounts In making change We receive
they being convenient than silver.
Correspondeis may place the utmort eonhdtrrsD the
regularity and safety 81 the mails, ~ very few or no
niscarrages Of money happen when properly directed
10 us Ne careful that yon mention your Poet Ofnrs
County and state. Give us At eaH one tiseis trial,
YOU cannot lose much, " not gain. One single trial
nav wake ynu independent for life. TRY Cs. There
should be no such word asfail. Addsess
c0HHIN a CO.,
nox ie0 Poet ofiee, paitiraors Ma.
Orders for tickets 10 hny o. the Maryland Lotteries
promptly irendtd 70. Circulars eonisininF irt Of
ten. May 2s-sg- go
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Died,

At his residence, near Mouse Greek Depot, McNIinn
county Tenn on the 25th nst Of typhoid fever, JAMES
ALEXANDER sHEDDAS, aged SO years, months and l
day. OBITUARY next week.
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Chancery Court at Madisonsilhe.
Henry Wolf,


UNITrTss :
CT appearing from the allegations OF complain
d ants bill that the aforesaid named defend
ant is resident Of the State OF Texas II IL therefore
ordered that publication be made IA the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring said non resident
to appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court To
be held at the Courthouse In Madsonvi1r, Monroe
county, Tennessee, the first Monday In December,
,ai, then and there TO plead answer demur to said
bill the same viii be taken for confessed as 10 him
and heard accordingly. J. A. C0FflN, @. & NJ,
By c. Is. NglL, D. G. An.
Oct 10, lSO1-it-prs fee s3-418
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OF FIRE!
Masonic Female Institute,
Cleveland, Tenn.


Mr. H. W. Won ALDEH0FF, Prest.
Miss MARY l.. LEA, Pr'pl Preparatory Department
Instructress Juvenile Department.
PRoP. GUSTAyUS X. KNABE, Teacher OF Vocal and
Instrumental Music.
Mas II. A. BROWN, Instructress in Drawing, Paint
ing and Embroidery
Rates of Tuition, per Session Of Flee Aonthsfayd-
Die In Adudncs.
list Class-Latn, Greek, French, Spanish, Italian,
German ................. us
I'd Mathematics, Botany, Anatomy and
Physiology. ........-........... 10
Sd Advanced Composition and Rhetoric,
Natural Philosophy, Natural History,
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Book
Keeping. ....... ....'....... - IL
4th 4" Grammar, Geography, History, Element
ary Composition, Arithmetic ......... Q
5th Spelling, Reading and Writing. ........ 6
Linear Drawing ..''.......' III
Painting in Water Coors, Mezzotint, Crayon Draw
~
Embroidery ..'.......''''' ..-'''''''''''''''' ~
Incidental Expenses ......... .........-.. 1
The Third Session will open on the first Monday In
November.
We are authorized to say that the following gentle.
men will receive Boarders at 80 per week. exclusive OF
washing:-Mr Oaswell Lea, John Carter Mr.. AXE Hen
ry and II. W. Won Aldehon Mr. Axe Henry has put
up large and commodous house for the reception OF
students Besides the above, there are several other
families that will take boarders at the above rate.
Tickets of Admission to be procured from Gro. W.
PARKS, Treas. THUS H. OALLAWAft
Oct o. bt-474 Pres. Board OF Trustees
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rive Cents Reward.

E1Ve C0HCs 1NPN O.
II WILL give the above reward for the delivery Of
III VIM Eellv 70 me-a boy who was bound to ms BY
The County Court Of Monroe county Tenn Said boy
nineteen years old in February next about ave feet ten
inches high black hair blue eyes; weighs about lao lbs
hereby notify all persons not to trade with or harbor
H.B. YEARwooD.
sweetwater, Tenn, Oets 80, 1s5T-St-iT5.