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Vcfduutlmohuun.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Scr NhterSetchnctc Dat Iocrrn s.. S6trr. Mc II m,irax,..
s SM sm Seslsaft, ale @9snt fHr jenen Gtatn6eil bcftlit. mi, n
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'''"'"'"' u eufSsseSent @niet9en an ibn acnadt mcrtrn.
ID q IL
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Sh,rci;cr .RGic.

Scettn trtiit 1000 Nirnt ~rr;ue!ihsu Gtmchrr. 06Tc rir,f,
aus Fer Sdwc;u NIB III III, Grr@sn ut 0t'r.u III hntul bel
EtHis Ttldrut.
0rcNi IT., Nrlten Srr !. umb .. GirnEt
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Bur Nahriht.
vitebabtr sen @a"0nno unb Srin,ipir Giaarrtn mcrScn criuht
bel ERao. q. Srrdmtptr. So. 81 NHlinitrnEr rSrr,
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IN" 5si MSntnSSi = siSnsr q aanrit nmS ampsrtatien gOIinren mtrrsn.
III bFiidtiStn, sbc is ibre Ginfauis oiptrpar,s m"G,rn N'''"
II 81 Gkns 81 n
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!haultr Sn eerfnufcn unp III scrrentcn.
S; tInhfEldNetr bal mtbrere i'll GCfcripnh afe, Nrilftn Wrroe-
nie NorlHnilrnFt fclc9rne Sdulrf, Die or inter ben oilniti,trr
S:etnAinatn mo Ill billl9tn 9reis ium @crfaui anbicitt. Ujmin,
'ri'''sn t'nnFn aud 9trrHtet 1nS ir9cih bripsrn wrrprn. "
90, Sphn Shae,
'z.iil GGc Ypn Srfrrirn. unp MarIbaQfroGr
10 gactt SalsS @Nbin II. got Brandy, 1851, I'M Grfpm sous
lOO nne / CASTS 9panac Yronbn, ~""" $""e
90 CASTS 9urc Suraunecr 9rt g8ein.
20 SaetttS Ghan,ra9ncr, ciancr Sn1pprtotipu.
90 SereS G!artt sScin. 81. Sulien,
Is ! CASTS Mabtira gSeil,
2 9ipce So Stciram Sdnops
lno e%NrratHi9 mo 81 botrl tt sRm. gaoIoer u 1,s,
IL. Cir, Smtihrn 9lain II. G,Mritr.
$1,000 Nfo. Snern, 6ams shes, Sbcubcrs mn Sweat,
!" SnfrsIS behring's, Maftrels, Sbao unb Got SiIb'
200 SNrrS GnnoIes, Eanrr, Spcrm unt gbomortinr
1870 8Nrss Soop, SIad, @rrrpn unb stllpp. """'
&sirce Mie,
4G0 9rpomS unb @udetts.
200 G'rrF Niinrtrt YircS,
200 @rpf MatdcS
"mF ,SmtL {; III sr'sr @r'sers ~serfduFi6r Srhfcl iinb scrratbic ,nb
!" wv W. ISM. @aIloee IL. Spbn.
l3.Str., irpilh. @tnin II. Garpiir.
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Gin gutter Sausldrriner
t9nn iralttd e"iiernec 9elNdftisun9 futcn, wtun or ih in Der
Stftt bS ,,NnwiNtre" mclrct.
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WpblfciIcr oils ici
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~. VHI""W4FFNFV UNVNVTI..
Die @~Sialicctr mtrbsn eriud,t, lid III eincr Gr.ra. Serfomml
em III. ,. Mts. (Sennatsac). Ntcncs S utr I'M outale Dec
1Nn9rtrriis ,~.9r9lnio" tWarrhauirn'S SrtcU plnfttid cin;niul
Ste III ,lcltr s'trlun mitn9 rprtpmmenSe 98abl mad,t Cd NIB I
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CORBIN IA CO.,
PalaDsco Institute Lottery.

The ola Established Authorized Agents WHO have sold
MORE PRIZES than any other e2ce in the state ol
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ABOUT GHAssHoPPERs -The Minnesota
GrasshOppers ars not only destroying the
crops, but are literally On ing the people "out
Of house and home" The st Anthony Ex-
press says: .s4
"Every field from ltasca to Monticello was
swept as with the besom of destruction, on
large cultivated fields scarce blade being
left to Indicate that Furnishing crop had,
a short time since, been growing. On few
pieces oil wheat, short STUBS of The stalk were
left, but each with from one to ten grasshop-
pers on II, finishing the remnants rs rapidly
as their digestive organs would permit
But on the greater part Of the helds, aud MI
indeed in the vicinity of Mvpliee!lo although
the crops came up and grew beautifully for a
short time not single indication Of growing
grain OF any kind whatever can be discover
ed. Wheat, oats, corn, and potatoes, gar
dens-al have shared the same fate, aud be-
come food for the destroyer. Nay, more, the
Unsuitable gOrmandizers, not satisfied with
taking the crops forced their way into the
parUrs and sitting rooms, and commenced an
indscrminate onslaught on curtains, sofas,
cushions, clothing, carpets, &c, and unleas
immediately remmed, will, in Il short time,
ruin whatever of this nature comes in their
way. This we were assured on the best nu.
thOrity, nor had we the slightest reason to
doubt it, from what fell uuder our own oh
servutiOn."
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ETA MO FORTE s..

TTIE subscriber is now receiving a new
| stock of ELEGANT PIANOS fromsthe
oldest and most responsible manufactures of
the North, among which are
octave Plain Center Pianos;
z "A" Carved
I Halfcarved"
62 Plain, round corners;
G. Plain "
7 Grand Piano, very heavy toned.
Also, the Budoir Piano.
Also, the celebrated Corrugated Sounding
Boards. of Boardman, Gray Co., which are
becoming 40 vastly popular in Europe as well
as America.
All Pianos warranted to give satisfaction,
or no sale
Also, lust received, q large selection of
Piano Kiaie-Soues, Polkas Waltzes, Varia.
tions. &C., &c: G6itms and Strings; superior
Melodians, Hormoniumi Piano Stools and
Covers
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber refers 10 gentlemen who
have purchased OF him, throughout East
Tennessee. Alabama aud Georgia.
These ins.l umepts are for sale at Athens
and CHATTANOOGA H. u OOOAD
Dec q. lS5G-tf-49S
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Land for Sale.

VNIIE undersigned offers for sale valuabls
i TRACT OF LAND, containing 800 acres
-lS0 acres in cultivation, and about so OF
that fresh Land, with about 100 acres of good
upland to cenr--all lying well, and plenty
of good timber. Cleared Land all under good
fence. There is on the premises first rate
bold running Spring, convenieutto the house;
a good Framed Dwelling House and Kitchen.
A good outlet for stock. The Farm is situated
in healthy section of country five miles
West OF Tellico Plan', and one mile North Of
Edward Lees store. Monroe county, Tenn.
The above Land will be sold, on the premi-
ses, at public sale, to the highest bidder, Oh
the st day of September next a.
TERMS: One half The money 10 be paid tbs
LET day Of March 1858. the talence in ous
and two years with notes aud approved SO.
curity, aud lien retained upon Lhe Land
until the purchase money is paid.
MARTIN WILLIAMS
Monroe CO., July "a, lS57-tdR-46l M
- Brownlow's Wing copy till sale aud
forward bill to this Office.
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A, KINNEY, Publisher,
Olers for Sale . ,'-"f
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS,
100000 GsFTS.
) At Fu1Ilsh'Fs PrIees, 10 be aecompapIeu

Worth from % cts to $500 cach consisting OF Gold and
Silver Watches, lewelry, Retoues Ladies Purses Port
monses &c, $l5Oworth OF Gifts distributed with every
go Books -
Gin will be delivered with every book sold for One
Dollar or more. Aithough no Book or Article will be
sold for more than the usual retail price, many win bs
sold for less Persons wishing any particular book {,
order at and It will be forwarded with Git
complete Catalogue Of Books, Maps aud GIFTS, viii be
sent to any address on application. Persons ordering
Books with Gins should forward the amount Of post0
AS 1t must Invariably be paid In advance. The average
postage i0r 81 aud s1,eb books Is IS cents; and Tor
IL 80 and " books 81 cents.
Address, A. RANNEY,
June 26-3m-f51 No. 1908 broadway, New York.
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Against the World f!
Il Il desire to call the attention Of Farmers and
Y MlerS to our lately improved

wv desire to call the attention of TURNER'S and
w MtlerS to our lately improved
Houbip Screening NhcOt Fnu,
Patented by T. J. DOYLE April goth 1852, which We are
manufacturing In LOLDOR aud RHEAIO WN, EIst
Tennessee This popular and extensively used Fan has
taken the highest awards wherever exhibited, viz: AZ
the Maryland state Fair, baltimore, where there were
at least nv Fans Of mos; approved makes OF virginia,
MARYLAND and the Northern States, exhibited; VI The
virginia State Fair ut Richmond the South Side Ag.
ricutura lair, at Petersburg Val at the Nrglnn Vail
ley Agricultural Fair; and tic highest honofs Of the
Fast Tennessee Agricultural Society, Mt Knoxville In
1884 80 aud b6 also nj the County Fair at Kingston,
In 1856. BroWnloN's Nhig la speaking OF IT, shys:-
"Olher Fans were exhibited of an excellent quality,
but none to compare with those Manufactured by the
Messrs Doyles, OF Rheatown" Mehavc received other
prizes too numerous to announce hee, aid hundreds
Of certificates OF Fah't Superiority from If6ef'cot
farmers of Virginia ana Enit Tennessee. We have
had n ample oppoltbnityt0 tat oar Tan aud are
WINGED 1t is the best "a use We think We know what
the farmers want, and that our long ana extensive ex
perence In the business and aduous labors TO bring
the Pan TO its present perfection enables us 70 suit
them better than any other person In the Fan business,
and they may rest assured no pains win be spared TO
give them the best Fan IN the market Our Fan has
gained It's cuvabe popularity entirely IN consequence
of It's merits; and for a Fan To retain ia popularity and
increase In demand as ours has done In the s0me dis
trcts for three years is one Of te best evidences of
its value Our Fame are gold on trial, and WARRANT
I'D TO clean faster and ciedae thnn any other Fan IN
Our teams will deliver them at almost any point
NJ i've viii also M orders from Middle and West
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama All orders 10 snt
Loudon or Rheatown, East Tenn will promptly nlsd
Bei0dre n Imposition All our Fans have 7. y,
Doyle Co., stamped upon them. For Ccfifrsies nnd
References, sec oirculars 7. j. DOl ~ 20.
Without any further references we annex ne iolows
ing certincaitr and the evftbce that may he hhorded
by The numerous Fdriners Ia the surrounding counties
to whom have sold In the last year ~ being The
most complete machine OF he klnd ever introduced
into the couEiry. We repeat We DEFY ,hs werd to
beat item. lAprl 24-em-l4sl !. fp'@co.
We certify that we have bsed on, of r. J. DovIts
Patent Double Screen tUat ANS our steam fonr
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of lliwassee Lodge, No. 1873,
of Free and Accepted Masons, at the Lodge
Room in Calhoun, on the 25th day of July,
1857, the following preamble and resolutions
were presented aud unanimously adop ed:
WnEREAs Ithas pleased the Supreme Grand
Master to remove from our midst our worthy
aud much beloved brother, JouN NJ VARNGIL,
who departed this lite on the nth July, 1857,
at the residence of his mother; aud, whereas,
his conduct has been such as to give US every
evidence OF his worth as citizen, mason
and MISUNDERSTANDING
ReS0l1sd, That Masonry bss lost one of lite
brightest ornaments, and the Church one Of
its beat members and a worthy minister.
Resol0sd That we deeply sympathise with
the relatives OF our deceased brother. and OF
Ter our coincidence 10 their bereavement.
Resol0ed, That we wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days; aud that copy of
this preamble and resolutions be furnished TO
the mother and family of the deceased, and
also Il copy to the Athens Post FOR publiea
ton. S. d STOUT,
W J. JOHNSON, ! Gem.
NJ II kfHLS
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w A lady residing in New York was
saved from the bite ola dog few days
since Oy--a hoop. While passing along
Twelfth street from Broadway, the cry of
"mad dog" was raised, and before she could
step aside, huge bull-dog, with every mark
OF madness, was upon her, aud as is the
custom with these animals, he attempted to
bite and snap while passing. Fortunately,
she wore a large hoop, of which the dog
took mouthrul and passed on, and was
shortly afterwards killed.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.

July II, ls57-4t-pr. fee s3-IOo
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COM M E RCIAL.
Augusta MARKET.

AUGUSTA, July o.
Ihave no changes to report In our produce market
since last wrote you. The Information comes rom
New York that the prices Of Wheat have fallen about 10
to 15c n bushe which yet has had only the elect OF
stopping operations In buying, but they viii be resumed
again IN day two At some decline, apprehend' pu
parties are waiting 10 hear more. quote The prices OF
Rpp WnRAr to-day 81 80 to 30 and WINS II 90 % l7O
which show little decline, and which do rom pru-
dence as wish TO prepare the shippers or te Change
and not allow them TO be disappointed. Iquoie bAcoN
sides 10 IA ITc and scsrce bans 10 90 l5ei shollders
l9 a t4e LARD II % isc. Fi0UR will probably ill, 9H
lite in price, bpt Is now wArh $40 % $40 or 81
for surer6ne 70 extra family fron new Wheat and one
dollar less nom old wheat Com Csc o 81 and dull
No other changes,
A. ANsLEY,
nrl,nissfon md Produce Mcrchdt.
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I,icd,

On Monday, the Goth inst, at The residence Of her
mother In Athens, JANE ELIZABETH, daughter OF Mrs.
Jane f. and the late Col. VIM. T, II, McDurmott. The
deceased was IN the 7th year Of her age, aud was a
bright, interesting and lovely child-manifestng an
unusual degree Of intelligence aud amabiliiy Though
like sweet budding flower, she has been withefed, to
mortal sight by the cold blight Of DEATH yet she has
only been transpantel to the Garden Of Paradise, to
bloom in eternal fragrance and beauty In the immedl-
ate presence of God.
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also his celebrated Liver PILLS, Can nos pc lad al 81 a..
spectacle drug slbFes. Nole s6Raige 7iioaf 20 -.
nature Of 80 .. FLEMING ullOs.
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The ODoR OF PiETY.-The rose is sweet
est when it first OPENS, and the spikenard
root when the herb dies Beauty belongs TO
youth, and dies with it, but tho odor of
piety survives death and perfumes the tomb.
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ST. LOUIS, July 23-1'he Salt Lake mail
of the second arrived ut Lcavenworth on the
18th. Affairs inUtah are peaceful. General
prosperity prevails. Rumors of the Utah
expedition had reached there but attracted
little attention.
Emigrant trains are progressing rapidly
Grass is abundant. Indians friendly 20 the
public charge official dishonesty against the
SuTeyor-GeneraI by msoppropiating mon
ey and other serious misdrmpanors.
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Allnmtn EInrket.

ATLANTA July 70.
Below please nnd staemoa. Of prices current wan us
Btc5S, hog round 14j{ 40 ibc; clear sides lbH N l6e
nh sdes 10 oD bSc; hams "a 20 iaHc; shoulders 2a
IN 1eIc, LARD, IN bhls. &c; tin cans lSc, fiocR,
.cni ennsfnne 80 n hundred, In IBIS. or SACKS ConN
sacked 50 40 q0c, WaFkT, white, sacked l,SoD Low
red, sacked, lis % 90. .-,n,co
"a s5.fssi3n Merchant, dRg1ioi VA
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y, y IVU I,
W. J. JOHNSON,
j. NJ. BATES.
To The Baptist denomination of Ten

At meeting Of a Convention Of the two divisiong Of
the sweetwater Association, held at Salem, MeNiinn
county Tennessee in October, 1866, the following
luton was adopted.
Res0iUed, That Convention Of Baptsts Of Tennes.
see be held with the salem Church, MGMinn county,
Tend TO commence the Friday before the 4th Sat
urday October 1851 for the purpose Of considering
any terms Of Union that may b. offered, for the pur
pose Of enccting GENERAL UNION OF the denomnaiion
each Church to be entitled to two delegates in said Con-
venton on presentation Of letter OF appointment.
of Athens,
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STRONG MINDS IN WEAK BoDIEs.-Why is
it "no go" with some bright intcllceis! A
strong mind in weak body is like a supe-
rior knife-blade in a miserable I' ndle. Its
Workmanship may be ever so finished, its
temper ever so true, its edge ever 30 keen;
but, fol want of means to WELD it properly,
it will not cut to much purpose. Ambitious
youths, who intend TO carye out fame and
fortune with their sharp intellects, should
think of this simile, and see TO it that their
bodies--,he handles whereby they are to
manage that wonderful weapon, the human
mind--are kept in sound-jninted, firmly riyet-
ed, perfectly ceanscd condition.
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ST. LOUIS, July 24.-The republican says
that all is quiet in Kansas. Al last dates
Walker was still at Lawrence nth 400 dra-
goons awaiting the action Of the people, but
was going to attempt the collection Of tax
ps sOun.
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Buchanan AND WEBsTER.-Snon after
the great expounder had discharged one of
his heavy guns in Tie United States Senate,
gentleman vas extolling him to Buchanan.
Yes," said the latter, "he is u great states
man, but no politician" The same indiyid-
uaI met Mr.. Webster few days subsequent
ly, and improved the occasion to elicit his
opinion of the philosopher of WheatIand;
aud Singularly enough, he said of Buchanan,
ale is a great politician, but no statesman"