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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24
Charles Metcalfe,

Margaret J. Metcalfe, and Charles P. Metcaife
and G. G. Metcalfe, minors, dc, l. r. Lynch
and 1.-THE Bank Of the State Of Tennessee."
this cause !. appears from an allegation
In the bill that Margaret Jane, widow,
and Charles p. and George Q Metcaife, miner
hers Of G. c. Metcalfe. decd, and l. P. Lynch,
are non residents of the State of Tennessee,
it is therefore ordered that publication he
made in the Athens Post, a newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Athens, McNiinn coun-
ty, Tennessee, for four successive weeks, re.
curing the said Margaret Jane, widow, and
Charles p. and George G. Metcalfe, minor
heirs OF G. G. Metcalfe deed, and p. Lynch,
to make their personal appearance at a
Chaneery Court to he held at Athens. in the
county and State aforesaid, on the Sd Mon.
day in February next, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to complainants hill
filed against them in said Court. or the came
will be taken ms confessed ne TO them, and set
for hearing accordingly.
VIII LOWRY, c. d NJ.
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WAsHIsGTos, Dec. I'M. English, Of
Indiana, happening to meet Mr.. Montgomery,
Of Pennsylvania, extended his hand saying,
"How are you" Montgomery withheld his
hand saying, 81 don't speak to Puppies."-
Whereupon English struck Montgomery a
severe blow over the head, breaking the cane
and knocking Montgomery into the gutter.
Montgomery hurlsda brick striking English's
foot but doing no injury. English says he
was wholly unarmed, and was not aware Of
any i'll feeling on the part of Montgomery.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

N obedience to decree pronounced at the
L December term, 1883. of Cumberland
County Court, in the case Of Moses Greer and
Molly Pollard, deceased will sell to the
highest bidder, in the town of Crossyille,
Tennessee, on the lst Monday of January
next, upon credit Of twelve months-Jane,
Negro W. man ~ years old; Ann, infant child
months old; Emily 10 years; Edmond, 9
years old Note with good security will be
required of the purchaser, and one hundred
dollars a1vancedsouth The above property.
WIN. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk
Cumberland County Court.
Crossville, Dec II. 1s5S-4t-prs fee $5-b34
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Died.,


AT her fathers residence, near Loudon on Saturday
the 9th November, 1858, Miss ELIZABETH ROBINSON In
her 43d year. She departed this life In sure and GER
tain prospect OF blissful Immortality. She had been
member OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for. more
than twenty-five years. Her death has shrouded a
large family circle with numerous friends and
In sorrow and Sadness while Its enunciation caanot
fall to awaken In the bosom Of hundreds by whom she
was known revered and loved emotions Of sincere and
heartfelt grief Her disease was that OF scrofua or
cancer, Of which she suffered great deal the last few
months Of her lie and bore Z as christian without
murmur or complaint perfectly willing and resigned to
die and be with her God. With her religious brlnci
pies and practice for over twenty-five years we have
the most perfect knowledge. As christian she was
humble, intelligent and eminenty useful; In Kindness
geneness sincerity and hospitality, she was equaed
BY few and exselled by none. The ineaments of her
Ace which never failed to arrest attention and elicit
the admiraton and respect Of all who saw her. were
eut the outoeamings Of the transcedsnt purity per-
lection and sanctity Of her moral natufs IA her death
society has been deprived Of OF ito brightest orr
ments, the Church Of . most worthy ana exeeIlent
member, while her own Immediate family has snstsnsd
loss ns. can never be repaired May the great Head
OF the Church sustain and comfort the bereaved And
afflicted household, and family rslstIons. nv.
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Chsnccry Court at Ashcns.
u. K. Weir.

=
Charlssw. Rice and Henry Rice, Admr's. de-,
Tbos. A. Owen and wife. Jesse Rice John
ssRice, Henry Rice. Lethe Rice. Charles Rice.
Isaac r. Rice, James Rice, WIN. .. Rice,
George q. Gardner aud wife Sarah.
this cause it appears that Isaac r. Rice.
4 WIN. J. Rice and Charles W. Rice, Jr., and
George q. Gardner and wife Sarah, are non.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, IL is there's
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
Mchlinn county, Tennessee, for four success.
sive weeks, requiring the said Isaac r. Rice,
VIM. j. Rice and Charles W. Rice, Jr., and
George 9. Gardner and wife Sarah, 10 make
'their personal appearance at Count Of Char.
Gerry, to be held at Athens, in the county and
State aforesaid on the Sd Monday of Febru.
ary next, then and there te plead answer or
demur to said bill fled against them and 9th.
ers in said Court, or the same will be taken
as confessed as to them and set for hearing
accordingly. WIN. LOWRY, c. d NJ.
Dec II, ls5s-4t-prs fee ssA6s4
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Friends and FcIIox-SinnersI

"E proposed, when we opened our Goods last
prompt dealers time. We have discharged orr mari
OF the contract, and as the LIST OF January Iwhet iii
accounts should he squared and closedl IA -
proachng, we wish our customers who have boufi o
time TO bear us In mind when they start out to 1uIstr
their past years accounts. Try and rel nm ,o,,s
enough pay the whole accountat any rate brine y,
MONEY. We wish to know Who our prompt custofners
are. Due attention to the aboyewjl much obige -
Dec II ROBtsS0N. sAKTAIN m
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az It is said that Senator Douglas, when
he emerged from his herculian canvass in
Illinois, was very nearly used up man-in
his wardrobe! N is.reated of him that he
started into the canvass with two dozen shirts,
and came out Of II with two-only one of
which was his.
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TELEGRAPnIC.

New Orleans, Drc. 1s.-Sales Of cotton
to-day 1000 balcs, NJ 18th cent decline. The
market 10 unsettled.
NeD York, Dec. I8. -Salcs cotton today
1900 bnies,swith n dull market. Flour firm
sales 10000 barrels. Wheat firm; sales 6 o0C
bushels. Corn firm; sales, 5000 bushels
Spirits OF Turpentine tirpu.
washington, Dec. I8--The Secretary oil
the Treasury, Mr.. Cobb, ndyerliscs for loan
OF Sl0,OOO,OO0 under the law of June last.
Inc balance in tile Treasury is $4,000
Ne'o York, Dec. IS The Oleon Theatre,
In the Bowery, was burnt this afternoon.
! Washington, Dec. ls.--Several Influential
Mexicans here have called meeting to. nipbt
10 organize an opposition TO the Preside nt's
pollcy.of q proiectornte over the northern
portions Of Chihuahua and Sonora, and the
establishment Of military posts within the
same. General Tras and Admiral German
lett to-day to arouse the Mexicans to prepare
to meet any invasion Of their country.
Washington, Dec. 19.--An article appears
IN the Union of this morning and believed to
be authorized by the Cabinet which defends
the Presidents proposition TO occupy Sonora
and chihuahua, on the ground of ECONOMY in
The transportation of forage and army sup.
plies to our Pacific posts; and also, that il will
remove the necessity for an increase in the
army in that section.
Washington, Dee. 2l.-SENATE-Mr. Sc
ward is advocating the Pacific Railroad Bill.
NeU Orleans, Dec. 2l.-The Southern
Pacific Railroad Convention re.assumbled
this evening. CORN in the chair.
Chilton off,rsd N ra.oi,,t;on rac,,;.:.-
stockholders to show how they got their
stock and whether they paid money or seryi-
ces. The resolution caused considerable
discussion, in which many pnrticipated.-
The resolution was finally withdrawn by per-
mission of the Convention.
President Fowlks made full, documenta-
ry statement of all his Transactions with the
Company. ~
Ne,o York, Dec 2l.-The Superintendent
OF the Atlantic Telegraph, tsIegraphs Fields
that currents are passing over the Cable
One word was distinctly recognized.
= Washington, Dec. Alt is reported that
The Mexican and Central American ,Coloni.
cation Association are widely ramifed and
have selected Henningsen to carry out op IA.
tons. The proceedings are enveloped in
mystery.
Cincinnati, Dec. 81, evcning.-Flour firm
at 81 s0a5. Whisky 229. Mess Pork
Sl7 75aSls. Sugar firm at sta74. Molas-
ses 32a33. Coffee firm at ll9al24.
81 Louis, Dec. l7.-The steam boiler of
Belcher's sugar refinery exploded, SCATTERING
a-portion of the building, killing four persons,
and injuring seven others, some MORALLY.
The Utah mail of the Goth ult. has arrived.
The snow in the mountains is three feet deep.
News unmportant.
Ne'o York, Dec. 1.-THE Paris correspon-
dence confirms the report that battalion OF
infantry and three baialions ofrartlery will
leave Toulon Immediately for Central Amer
ica.
An.extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company has been called to re.
ceive the report Directors, and present the
condition Of affairs. --
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

eB- Hon.,J James B. Clay, publishes card
in the National Inteligeneer Of the 18th,
saying that he has not and does not intend
to sell'"Ashland," the old home of Henry
Clay, and tina. he trusts no circumstance will
occur during his life, rendering it necessary
for him to do so.
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Mount Harmony High School,
For Males and Females.

UNHE Ffth Session OF this Institution will commence
u on Monday, January 18th, next.
TERMS, per Session Of 81 toeeks, payable one-sdIf
In ddudnce, and bdltince at close " the Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, ...,...........-t5,00
Geography, Arithmetic, English GRAMMAR, Com
position and Defamation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Logic, Rhetoric,
Contingent Fee, In advance, ...........,....... %
Boarding, per week. (washing extra) .......... 80
No student admitted for less than half session. and
deductions made for lost time, except In OF
protracted sickness. s. p. HALE, Prpl.
Nov 20. 1883 SIN 1881
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Chanaexy Court ne washing ton.
-s DKcExsER RuLns, 1858.
Allen A. Thompson.
". 8. Horr, Stanton and others.

W. 8. Horr, Stanton and others.
appesring from the allegations Of the al.
4 tachment bill fled In this cause that Fred.
eric =. Stanton and John Rhes, O., defendants
70 the same. are non-residents of the State
OF Tennessee, tis therefore ordered that pub.
1icauon lie made In the Athens Post for four
successive weeks. requiring the said non-resi.
dent defendants to appear a, the next term
Court house in Washington, on the Ist We'd
nesday after the 4th Monday Of April next,
then and there to plead. answer or demur to
said bill. or the same will be taken for con.
fessed against them and set for hearing er
pdrfe W. Z. COLvlLLE, @. d NJ.
Dec n, Ie58-4t-prs fee fa-584
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Notice.
Alexander & McKamy, !

Christopher Graves.
In this cause it appearing to Thos Rogers,
L the Justice before whom. the proceedings
have been returned, that the said defendant
Christopher Graves, is non resident. of the
State of Tennessee, it is ordered by the said
Justice tina. the proceedings in this cause be
stayed until tho 10th day of May, 1859. on
which said day said defendant is hereby mott
fed to appear before said Justice, Thomas
Rogers, at his Office in McMinn county, Ten
nesse, and make defense, if any he can to
said suit instituted against him by attachment
as above stated.
ALEXANDER & McKAMY.
Dec II, l6bS-bt-prs fee x3-l94
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COM M E RCIAL,
Augusta Market.

a. we heud youa statement OF our Produce market for
1870 WIN me remark that all kinds Of Ten
We qiote- '"'e PRICES
BACON, clear sides 1ok a 10slc, ribbed 10 a 1oxc.
so ~ % sNc hams IL a loo. LARp 1IsSM
mHsAI tiiO "a si,15 for prime white, ef "a ,05
1ac pr, m RED with but little the market. CoHs Is a
svc, vhrs ~ 0b Toe. sfocK Peas rs 90 s0c PsAcuss
peeled $50 % ~; unpeeed 80 a ~. Appirs drv
P Poss a. IL green - ~ D bu BurrEH 10 q 2oc..
,. 'fonrs very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY AGO.,
Commfssion and Produce Merchant
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savannah Market.

u..,,. SAVANNAH, Dec. 90.
note put little change In current prices though less ac
uyey IN Corn and Flour--stocks having Accumulated
POW more than equal to the demand bacon and Lard
dui. Feathers and Dried Fruit In demand - -
BACON, clear sides 10 a 1c>6c; ribbed OK a 10c
shoulders a Sci hams, 10 a 12c. LARD, In bbls
~ 20 Iic tin cans 10 a lie. BUTTER, country is N
soc; Eaos IS % Csc v doz Flour, superane, ~ hS
30 ~ 30; extra 1913 a $50. Cons 20 "a f5c-
VoRN MktL 50 a. Soc PsAs, 70 % s5c. Oars 60 40 CSC.
nPPLss dry, LOO 5000. PEACHES, $3.50 a 850.-
fsarIsns, h., As % 4sc. SAT-, o sack 10 a 75c
sight Exchange on New York. par.
J.W. GAUT a CO.
Conniission Merchants
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Take Him I'm.

A BAY HORSE, about fifteen hands high,
q little white on one or both hind feet,
the hair shaved off both hips by trace chains,
and very sprightly looking. Any one taking
him up and delivering him to the Subscriber,
at Athens, Tennessee, or to some one at
Pikevlle, so that | can get him. will confer n
great favor and be amply rewarded.
U. l.. YORK.
Dec. "a, l85S-tf-535.
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~ Tennessee skies sold in New York on
the l4th at 81, decline of I.
The New York and Philadelphia papers
report no change in the money markets of
those cities. The rates of interest continue
tow, and stocks buOyant.
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Chancery Court mt Athens.
Marguerite Bridges, by her next friend WA D. Var
Dyke,

Alexander ii. Deaderick and others.
TN this cause u appearing that Joseph H., William H.
u Thomas y. and Robert II. Deadcrick, are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee 10 ordered that pub
LEGATION be made In the Athens Post four successive
weeks requiring said resident respondents 10 ar.
pear at Court OF Chancery be held for the
county OF MoMinn at the Courthouse In the tom OF
Athens, on the Sd Monday Of February nsxt and plead,
answer or demur to complanants said bill, the
will be taken for confessed them and heard &c.
cordingly. wM. LOWRY, O. y.
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Chancery Court at jacksonville.
Thomas Stephens, Admir- Of d. F. Shelton
deceased,
Notice..


u.s. Attachment
Christopher Graves.
IN this cause it appearing to Thos. Rogers,
l. the Justice before whom the proceedings
have been returned, that the said defendant,
Christopher Graves, is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, IL is ordered by the said
Justice that the proceedings is this case be
stayed until the 18th day of May, 1852 on
which said day said defendant is hereby noti.
fled to appear before said Justice, Thomas
Rogers, at his office in McMinn county. Ten.
said suit instituted against him by attach.
ment as above stated.
T. ]. KNOX 4 co.
Dec II, lsbS-4t-nrs fee S3-534
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DEcLMED.-It is stated that Hon. James.
B. Clay, written letter home, declining TO-
be candidate for reelection to Congress
from the Lexington (Ky.) district.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

U Col. Albert Pike, the poet, lawyer
-Uf some distinction, and talented and adroit
politician Of Arkansas, died recently In New
Orleans. He was Captain of the Arknn-
, sas volunteers in the Mexican war. At the
time Of his death, he was citizen Of New
Orleans. where he had gone to pursue the
profession of law.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-The jury in the
case of Allibone and Newhall, charged with
a conspiracy to defraudthe creditors of the
Bank Of Pennsylvania, rendered verdict of
Not Guilty. The Attorney for the Com
monwealth said that the evidence did not
sustain the prosecution.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

~ We learn from the Milledgeville
Union that $4,000, the nett earnings of the
State Road for-the month Of November, has
been paid into the State Treasury.
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New Goods |!

TITS now generally understood and uni.
l. versally believed, that the beat. most sea.
sonable, and cheapest Goods in the country,
are to be found at
II orion & Brya ms 4!
who are happy to announce to the public
that they have in Store very large stock Of
Goods of every description, which they will
continue to sell at reasonably low prices, for
prompt pay. Nov IL
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Chancery Sale Of Valuable Ma
grOeSs

ny virtue Of decree rendered at Last
~ term Of the Chancery Court at Madison
VIE, | Will on the 18th day Of january, 1889,
sell 70 The highest bidder at the Court isouss
door in Jacksonville, Tenn, on a credit of
s'x months Except 26 per cent required to
6e paid In hand,) the following NEGRO
SLAVES, belonging to the estate Of Allen ID.
:, Gentry, dec'd,'two men named George and
nooy' woman named Ritter and her child.
Bond and security will be required.
j. A. COFFIN. G. d NJ.
Dec II, 1S5S-td-prs fee "a. 5O-bsA
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~ Milwaukee, next to Chicago, is the
largest grain port In the country. The ship
ments of wheat this season have been $780,
$50 bushels, and with other grains added,
9,709,l79.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

H- Raised bills Bank of Tennessee,
from as to IS, arc in circulation in the west
ern part of the State.
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Notice.

1THE insolvency Of the estate Of NJ. r. Bel.
II lows, decd, having been suggested 10
the Clerk of the County Court OF MeMinn
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
the same wishsthe Clerk of said Court on or
before the 9th day of January next, duly all,
thenticated in the manner prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
JAMES PARKINSON, admir-.
Dec TO- lS5S-3t-533
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell, WV. M
SIMPSON Esq of osrthass,to Miss r. a. MkrcALrE, of
this county.
Onthe 18th inst, by Rev. II. NJ. Hickey, Mr. CLINTON
D. Howl to Miss SUSAN O. HoyL-all Of McMnn county.
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Tbs CASE OF HEsRY WRIGHr.-Henry
Wright, ESQ.,, the lawyer of West Tennes-
see, arrested for forging pension papers, was
examined before Judge Humphreys yesterday
and held to bail in $4,000 for himself and
$4,000 for two securities. In default Of Sc
curity Wright wns committed.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, CIRCUIT COURT,
! RoANE COUNTY. NOVEMBER TERM. 1858.
WHEREAS, STERLING T. TURNER,.form
w Sheriff and Collector of the public tax.
'es Of the county Of Roane. reports to the
Court the following Tracts of Land and Town
, Lots and parts Of Town Lots. as having been
returned for the taxes for the years 1852, 1858,
1854 and 1855, and that the taxes thereon
remain due and unpaid, and that the respect-
i've owners or claimants thereof have no
goods or chattels within his county on which
he can distrain for said taxes, to wit:
f. L Bridges-One town Lot in Loudon,
9Th District, No. S3, valued at sSO0-tax for
1852, $l,l0; same for 1853, valued at 5000
tax 81 40; clerks fee $3.50; sherilf's fee 81;
printers fee 81, 60-total $3.50.
Thomas q. Prestoh-One town lot in Lou.
don, 9th District, No. Q, valued at SS0O--tax
for 1858, sl,20; same for 1854, valued at
$800---tax Sl.S2; clerks fee $3.50; sheriff.
fee ~; printers fee sl,6O-total $3.50.
John L. Preston-One town Lot in London,
9Th District, No. 9, valued nc s30O-tax for
1855. 81 90; clerks fee $3.50: sherif's fee 81;
printers fee s ,5O-total 1920
Baker d Hlwd-Two town lots in Loudon,
9Th District, valued at sl500-tax for 1855,
So; clerk fee 81. so; sheriff'sfee 81; printer 8
fee 81 ,60--total $40.
Caivin Post-One tract Of land in the 9Th
District, 1910 acres, valued at .s620--tax for
1854, 1928; same for 1885, valued at 5000
tax $500; clerks fee si,6O sheriff's fee 81;
printers fee sl.50-total Sob.
> .Whereupon, it is con sidered by the Court
that Judgment be and it Is hereby entered
against the aforesaid Tracts Of Land and
Town. Lots, lying and being In the county Of
Roane aforesaid, in the name of the State
for the sum annexed to EACH being the
amount of taxes, costs and charges due sew
orally thereon for the years 1852. 1858, 1854,
and 1858; and tits ordered by the Court that
said several Tracts of Land and Town Lots,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient Of
each Of them to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annexed to them seysraly, be sold
as the lawe directs.
A'true copy from the record.
Attest; W. s. PATTON, Clerk.
NOTICE. will. on Monday, thel7th day
INsof March. 1859. at the "Court.house
door 10 Kingston, Tennessee. sell to the high
eat bidder, for cash in hand, the above de.
scribed, Tracts Of Land and Town Lots. or so
much Of each Of them as shall be sufficient
TO sstisfy the taxes, costs aud charges due
severally thereon.
STERLING t. TURNER,
Former Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Bee II, ls6s-St-5S4
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For the Post. ---.--.-- -ssa----s--t
RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO Miss LAvANIA j.
Dark, deeply dark, the night to me
o, whittier am tendingl
And what the gllmmering light see,
Its rays to darkness lending9
Is 1t some spectral fire to lead
Where Turks foe to STAY me9
come, not caring in my need
How soon the light betray me.
Thou art the foe friend I'll find;
The hope that thou IT receive me,
The fire that guides my faintng feet:
Destroy relieve me.
But now hope darkens to despair;
That light now grows unsteady
Yet, oh ray still fingers there
Strike strike, the victims ready
Russellcilte, Tenn, Dec. 8, '5s. GRAHAM.
The GROVER & BAKER CELEBRArEp FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE will be delivered at the resi-,
dence Of any person in East Tennessee, or.
dering the same, and the purchaser fully in
structed in its operation, free of charge.
Price OF new style, just introduced, from
$50 to $3.50.
These Machines will now Embroider, Stitch,
Fell, Over-seam, and by the aid of new
Hemming Foot, will turn and stitch hem.
The superiority of the GROVER d BAKER
Machine to any or all others in use, does not
admit Of dOuot tB- Send for Circular.
Address LEE CHAPMAN, agent,
Dec lO-3m* Knoxville, Tenn.
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A Negro Girl for Sale,

obedience tosan order made at last term
A.cf the jacksonville Chancery Court.e,I
VIII, the nth day Of january, 1859, sell.
at the Court hodse door in Madlsonville, to
the highest bidder, on credit Of four months.
of DIT. J. Young.
ia. COFFIN, G &M.
Dec II, 1S5S-td-prs fee S3-5s4
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The First of January, 1859!
(UnSE Ar uraNDv

TuNH0SE indebted to will please take notice III
u you do not come up and ask for your Notes and
Accounts, your Accounts and Notes will come and ask
for you. dec "a, 1851 WIN. BURNS
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Dissolution.

THE Arm OF EAxIs WRrGnr IL this day dissolved nv
mutual consent. WILLIAM h. EAKfN
JOSIAH l. WRIGHT
Madisonsiiie, Tenn, Dec o, Is5s-8t-53t
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Valuable Real Estate and Water
Power for Sale,

TNHE subscriber offers his valuable Tract of
L LAND, situated near the mouth of Easta.
MALE Creek, McMinn county, known as the
"OLD WALKER MILL SEAT" for sale
The Tract contains $50 acres Of choice farm
ing and timber Land. The Water Power is
one of the best in the country. Terms to
suit purchasers. For further information,
apply to the subscriber, Charleston, Tenn.
IL. Med. MoELRATu. I.
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