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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-31
Lumber. Lumber, Lumber.

C,ouARE CEDAR aud all other kinds OF Lumber can
- be had at the IaVergne SaW Mills on the Nashville
and Chattanooga iiaiir,Ad. t6 miles from Nashville.
Ian,s6-sgn " BfRDwEfI.
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Passenger md Mail Schedule
EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAIL ROAD.
Phth.si. PuImonaIis, Or Pulmonary Co

Phthtsts PulROuoiis. Or Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Is among medical men, understood to de-
sgnate disease caused by the presence and develop.
ment OF uberces In the lungs. 1t generally augments
In yruence as the disease advances, II has always
the its progress is slow and gradual but at times
It reaches its fatal termination with great rapy. In
the FIRST stages of this disease The cxpectoratons
of an Opaque, yeowish-whlte natter In the second
stage In becomes softer md holster, assuming soft
cheesy appearance; and at last resembles pus or col
dfess liquid mixed with opaque shreds Of tubercuous
matter Should the disease be allowed to progress be-
yond this stage II would probably prove fatal but by
using DIR. ioohand's Balsamc Cordial, an efectual
cheek be put TO its further progress Do not there
fore delay do not rife with your life but purchase
bottle Of this invaluable remedy and then, II IL merits
your appreciation as we are sure It will, recommend 1t
to your friends.
Prepared only by Or. c. NJ. Jackson, No. Ais Arch
street Philadelphia and are for sale by Druggists and
Sorekeepers throughout the United States Price 10
cents per bottle. I'm
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NASHVILLE
4AN1x NOTE LIST,
Notice.

T WILL sen, to the highest bidder, on the
1 10th day OF December next. all the per
sonal estate Of DIR. NJ. c. Parker. deceased,
that is At Sweetwater, Tenn, at the office Tor
merly occupied by him--ccnsisting OF large
and well selected Medical Library, a set OF
Surgical Instruments. a skeleton, Medicine,
Shop Furniture, &c. &c. Bond aud approved
security will he taken before the delivery OF
the property. and ten months credit wi be
given. d w. PARKER Admh
Nov. 10, ls5s--it $50.
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tW- It is said the old Texan ranger has
nearly disappeared. There are no longer
such officers in command rs Walker, Giles
pie, McCollogh and Jack Hays. The place
OF the genuine ranger is occupied by men
who 90 on Indian expeditions not to defend
their homes and property, but from desire
10 plumber from the savages, and pocket the
liberal pay which the State or General Gov
eminent allows.
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READ THIS.
Fall N Winter Trade!
1850 AND Ia6p
robson, SiRrilN 4 CO..

DEC leave 10 return thsir grateful aeknoui I.
ID edgtuesis for the very libstal patronage
hitherto extended them. aud 90 irfarm The
community generally that ta-y are nov 10
receipt Of she largest Aud most comprehensive
stock Of FALL ANp WiSgEg G.toIsS ever
brought 70 this market, selected With much
care by one Of the firm in the Eastern eitisA
They have been particularly Mindful. o! the
LADIES. aud are fully prepared h plra-e
them, having great variety " LADIES
DRESS GOODS Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons
Laees, Dress Trimmings shoes. de-
Bat notwithstanding their devotion e the
fSirer portion Of creation, they invite the at
tention Of GENTLEMEN to their stock q
kEADf-MADE CLOTHING. Hats Gaps,
Nools aud shoes, Of every description
Also, QdeenswAre. Hardware, Groceries.
ptugs, Oils. Paints. DYE Stnns, aud a world
OF other articles toa tedious to men,ion--all
Of which are offered low down for cash, OF on
short time TO prompt customers.
Please call, and II they don't show YOU that
theirs is the larse,t and fines, stock in Athens.
they are responsible for the consequences.
Oct 20, ISIS
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CoHvsRTs TO CATnoLIcisa.--The Banner
Of the Cross Of last week, furnishes "list
OF the Perverts TO Rome" from the Protestant
Episcopal Clergy, in the United States, from
which /, appears, that out of three thousand
clerpynen who have m!aistercd In the Pro.
tcsiaut Episcopal Church since It's establish
ment In the United States, two centuries and
haf ago, only thirty eight have deserted for
the Church Of Rome. The detection is Ger
iainly much less than is popularity believed.
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COM nj E R GA L.
Augusta Market.

t..H AUGUSTA, Nov. 10.
We hand you herewith statement OF our Produce
market, viz:
BACON, sides 9l 90 10Hc, being advance during
the past week of 20 &c 4. lb hams IL 40 loo
for choice quality shoulders scarce sA % SAG LAR
II 40 i2Kc WHEAT, red sue % Ill white 9Oc % ~ 10
fLouR $50 90 80 for extra family in sacks and bbs
S5t2k 90 b,97H for extra supertne, and 40 20 $5,2,
for superne, In bags and barrels CORs 10 90 TOc.-
Oars 60 90 zoe. Ps,TnrRs ~ 40 45c, aud DREr
PEACHES, peeled, $50 40 - q bushel, MS to quality, and
unpeeed 100 90 slT5. DRgn APrLEs, peeled 50 40 81
no sale for unpeelcd pas 10 40 75c. Wnirs Bn,Ss
81 % 30 Zoos rs 40 zoe. PEA NUTS 75e % 81 20
BgRswAx Csc. GINSENG 30 GD83c.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY leo,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Atlanta Market.

AfLagrA, Nov. 10.
We report decline In Cotton the past week OF u %
kc ~ ~ Sales Of middling fair yesterday at gaac.-
Bacon scarce clear sides l0c ribbed 9I9c. LAM, in
bb,s loo; In kegs and IL 90 lee, dull FEATHERS
- % bUn CoRs 60c d; bu. from store. WHRAr ~ "a
gun " b FIoun superfne 81, 20 20 235 extra $50 n
sack Hoes receipts very small, sales at retail at &c
u N, nett.
Very respectfully, sEAGo 4 ABBoTr,
Coz sp,ission Merchants Atlanta, Ga.
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N.sn,l1lr. Nnyemher II

NASHVILLE, November IL.
p,coSDemnnd small, stock light but little offering
shoulders On a exc; hams 10 40 lone; clear sides
a. SIC Lam, In moderate demand, az 81 40 Pc
Fa,rHERs-we quote Feathers at ~ 90 iSc, Wns,T-
For prime wheat buyers Offering 20 for red sue FOL
white uela Ia bbls., a Toe, - less in hhds n Y
Coffee Sugars ii 40 l2c; crushed aud powdered "
loaf ~ al lie CoFrRR Rio iix 40 1--WE, and dun
Laguyra Iic; Java 20c MoI,ssrs 10 barrels 10 20 Soe
In half barrels 81 a 4oc--DdHg Nescs.
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t@- A traveller, relating his adventures,
told the company that he and his servant
had made fifty wild Arabs run; which start
ling them, he observed that there was no
great matter in it--"for," said he 1--WE ran,
and they ran after u.s..
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Negro at Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue Of the power in me vested, |
ID will, on Saturday, the 18th day of DE
eenber next, at the Court house door in
Athens. Tennessee, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, NEGRO MAN named Pc
ter aged about 45 years, to satisfy u judg.
ment and costs which Gregory Il King obtain
ed against W. l.. Adams, before VIM. II. Bal
lew, Esq. Levied on as the property of said
W. t. Adams. WM. FOSTER, u, Sheriff.
Nov Is, lS5S-3t-prs fee S2-530
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tw- The tlnee Washburns, brothers, in
the present HousS-of Representatives. IsfaeI,
of the Fifth District of Maine, Elihu B., of the
First District of Illinois, and C.. g., of the
Second District of Wisconsin, are reelected
by heavy majorites.
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savannah Market.

sAvASSAB, Nov. 10.
Herewith please find condensed statement OF ouI
Produce market COR present week.
BACON, clear sides ION % lie; ribaed 10 a iOHc
shoulders "a 40 Sc; hams 10 40 l2c. LlRD, In bbs.
II % itkc; in cans IN 90 l2e. EoGs u doz 10 q
lsc Flour n Dbl, 81 % $50 for superlne extra 81;
a 1880; Cons 40 20 T5c Coax Mslt- 80 a S5c, in de
mand. PKAs, 10 40 soc; dull. 0Ars, 90 40 doc. Ar
rLSs, dry q 30 q zoe. PEACHES, dry, 81 40 2,5o-
FR,rnFRs b ID, ~ 90 45c, in demand. SALT y sack
" s s. Exchange on re----r-, ,--..,
wv. GAUT 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants.
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SOUTHERN SCENES AND SCENERY.
by a southern Lady, lsmo. cloth. ~ lao.

By iehn Angel James republication from the
English edition. ismo. m. lso Second edition, %
For sale In Athens by J, M,utNhtRsoN,
Sept i0--Am--S20
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"ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
as far rs we can ioresee, can not furnish an
other issue or create another agitation in
Congress, bu, will be quietly admitted into
the family of the States as soon rs she asks
10 be,--Aug. Con.
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e73- The Providence (Rhode Island) Jour.
nal, Of the 18th instant, says: ~ killing
frost is reported in Alabama, and there has
yet been none here. The dahlias and other
tender plants a.e still fresh as in summer"
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STATE DEBT OF VIRGINIA. aggregate
public debt of Virginia, on the LIST of Ocio-
Der, amounted to S28,8l2,996, of which SIS.
4l7,996 consisted Of certificates Of registered
five and six per cents. $ll,53O,0O0 in the
form Of coupon bondsj and s $4,000 in the
form OF five per cent. stirling coupon bonds
.a-RichmOna IYhir.
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sYs- A new company for laying Tele-
graph Cable from Galway TO Newfoundland
has been fotuiod, with capital of n million
and hal pounds.
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RrtMc.a


u " IN - salaFlay D Na1emhefl
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tY- In Indiana tho crickets have, In some
instances, destroyed whole fields Of lately
sown wheat, and the farmers have been CON-
PEELED to re.plow and sow over again.
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BREAK DosE AND yellow Fever THE
sAms.-In the introduction to an able ar,i.
Gle in the Savannah Journal Of Medicine for
the present month, the writer, DR.. Richard
Arnold, Of that city, advanced the following
opinion:
For myself has been fixed to one point
since the yellow fever epidemic OF 1854, and
the epidemic of the present season has ~ ere
ly accumulated proof 10 my mind, not fur.
nished any new proof aud that point is the
identity Of Gangue or Break, bone with yell
low fever.
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Caancery Court NJ uadison,iiIc.

Martin a. Kennedy, complainant
pS
William Non, Wiley Lsssitrr, and Abraham
liurris, defendants.
I appearing from compliments Till that
i defendant william Non is citizen of the
state Of Texas publi0atioa is dsdersd to he
mace for four successive weeks in The Athens
Post rs1ririi.s saia non ieslle,t dsfenesnt
TO appear ~ next term oI the IHaheefN
Court, to he held at The Court house in Mad.
isonyille on the lst Monday VI December
next, and answer compliments bill or the
same will as to aim. be taken for confessed
and heard accordipgly.
}, A. COFFIN, &, & NJ
Nov ~, lS5s-it-Irs fee SS-529
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s-s- II is stated that the Democracy of
New York are making preparations to give a
cordial greeting to Senator Douglas, MS he
passes through on his way to Washington.
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PosTAGE by THIS OVERLAND MAIL.-Pcr-
sons writing to California, hereafter, will do
well 10 bear in mind that by endorsing their
letters, "via Overland Mail, three cents post.
age will do, instead Of ten cents ocean post
age. Newspapers cannot be sent by this
route.--Memphis Bulletin.
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CouSrgRrsirs.-We have been shown II
Zen dollar bill on the Bank Of Savannah,
which was changed from one. u is neatly
executed, but the vigneites anu part Of thu
lettering is different from the genuine ten.--
Il also has the letter X, instead OF the figure
ten. Macon Press.
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Furnishes Goods
OLD DO.uI.y1ONl COFFEE POTs.
The best Coffee Pot in use--makes strong and
! fine favored Cuifee--sll sizes, from | to %
quarts
Coffee IIeclas and Coffee Bggins;
Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots, common tin,
| block tin and Brittania;
Shovels and Tongs;
Fire Irons in setts
Fire Iron Stands;
Plate Warmers some very handsome
Coal Vases, Fillet aud 10 cred;
Coal Scuttles. Common, Japanned, Copper
and Brass;
Fancy and Plain Toilet Sets;
| Bath Tubs. all kinds;
Water Carriers and Foot Tubs;
Wash Bowls, plain tin, block tin, zinc and
glass coated.
Sptroons, japnnned, zine, painted, Britain
ma, china and iron;
Cake aud Sugar Boxes, all kinds;
Cash Boxes with lock and keys
Knife Boxes aud baskets;
Spoon aud Fork Boxe, lined;
Spice Boxes. square and roCnd
Candlesticks, common tin, japanned, iron,
britannia, brass aud plated;
Lamps for Kitchens, Lard Lamps, Britain.
MIA and Miners Lamps;
Coal oil Lamps, all sizes, for burning Coal
Oil the best and cheapest light in use;
Chatting Dishes;
Steak Dishes;
Oyster Dishes aud Oyster Sauce Pans;
SCUM Tureens of Block Tin;
Soup Ladies', Block Tin and Britannia,
Egg Boilers and Poachers;
Egg and Cake Turner's, iron and block tin;
Britannia Cigar Lighters and Cups;
Ladies', Skimmers, Forks and Spoons, for
Cooks use;
Casters, common and silver plated;
Bread and Fruit Baskets;
Tea Trays and Walters, square and oval,
some very handsome;
Shutters and Snuiler Trays;
Nut Crackers and NIT Picks;
Sugar Tongues, fine steel;
Meat Saws;
Soap Stove Grlddles round and o6long;
Beef and Slaw Cutters;
Coffee Hoasters. new kind.
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Notice

Is hereby given tina, after rublieatioa Of
this rolice for six weeks, application will
I've made 10 the Commissioner Of Pensions Tor
the Issue Of duplicate Of Warrant No 49,.
$50, for 1850 acres, issuel under act Of 80
March, 1888. 30 John Carroll the same hav.
ing been lost aud a cayeai against It's loeA'
ton entered in tie General Land Office.
!. 4 STEVENS,
Attorney FOR John Carroll.
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Nav SsRiss.--It is stated that .he "Reve-
res Of Bachelor" new series edited by
James Buchanan, are to be published in Sc.
rial form, by Wendall g. Co, of Washington
city, through the columns Of the official paper.
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People, Lock 70 Your Interest
NEW GOODS,
chr arr ~ TH Nv VIZ ~
-, 1~swxyv~ "A. x~,

4 RE how receiving direct froin New York
n and Philadelphia. their .plendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS consisting OF
Cloths uassirntFs, Vesiings, Boots, shoss.
Hats Cape, Ladies Dress Gocds, Hardware,
Queeusware. Glassware,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Fancy Goods, .to,, dc. All they ash is that
they may bc afforded an opportunity OF show
ing their stock, ~ they nrs determined 10 pat
Gaads S7s~, d, aLs is,s~si f,-H.s foo ss.sh Ia
pHnctuoi dsdiers They challenge competition
from any house.
They return their sihdete thanks to their
friends aud customers Tor the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to them, aud
hope 10y fair dealing strict attention TO bust.
ness, 10 merit continuance OF the same.
Athens, Oct 10, 1858,
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Notice.

I HEREBY forewarn all from trading for
l :wo Notes executed TO Thomas Mcdaniel,
for one hundred dollars each, dared some
time in the month of July, lS5s--One due
let day Of April ls59. aud the other due LIST
day at April, ls6n--ns the consideration for
which they we're given was fraudulent, aud |
do not intend to pay them
RICHARD MCDANIEL.
Nov IA lShS-St-52g
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Cincinnati. Nov. 6.-Whisky-salesI /,
goo bills. l9t. Mess pork sic so. IarC
buoyant at IOol0t.
OacegC, ~ Y Nov. l5.-Thls morning
there were five inches 81 snow on the ground
and the slrighs With their jingling bells are
Seen and heard IN all directions.
NeD York, Nov. I5.-Thsre wa. heavy
fall Of snow here last night.
Philadelphia, Nov. l5.--It is showing here,
but melts as fast almost rs it falls.
Washington, Nov l5.-.h heavy snow
storm prevailed last night md this forenoon
throughout the northern, eastern and middle
States, and il 10 also showing here.
81. Louis, Nov. I5--All the rivers are
falling lee half an inch thick was formed
last night. II is freezing to night.
Washington, Nov. l6.--Yrssari denies
giving Walkers emgrants passports.
The report that Mr.. Appleton would re-
sign the Assistant Secretary ship Of State,
aud edit the Union, is false.
Biehard Fitzpatrick, of Texas, has been
appointed Consul To llatnmoras.
4Ncb oFRdiIs, NV. iU.--NybtluN--sDaleHt 10
day $500 bales. The steamers news had
40 effect upon the market, ut, S.les Of
days 23,5O0 bales. Receipts Of three days
$500 bales. Sugar dull-adyanced -
Molasses %. Flour quiet. Corn dull at 6S.
Lard firm.
CiscissArf, Nov. l5-The Steamer Full
ton City, bound from Pittsburg TO ST. Louis.
struck stump at Burlington Island -t'hurss
day morning, and sunk in sixteen feel water.
Twelve deck passengers were drowucd.-
The passengers lost all their baggage.
NEw YoRK, Nov l5.--Coiton quiet
Sales to day 1900 bales The Vanderbilt
arrived too late TO effect the market. Flour
closed with AN advancing tendency. Sugar,
Muscovado st al. Lnseed Oil SO n Co.
Lard Oil So 80.
Weekly Bank Statement Increase in
Loans, 81 $4,000; Increase in Deposite-, SAL
600; Increase in undrawn Deposits, Sl,ll4,-
900; Decrease in Specie, 100000; Decrease
in Circulation, S275,OO0.
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Monroe Co. Agricultural Saei..y,

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ will be held at the Court house 10 the
town Of Madisonville. on the First Monday in
January, 1852 to determine at what point
the Fairs Of said Society shall be held; at
which lime and place Officers Of said Society
will be elected for the ensuing year.
WILLIAM NJ. SrAkELY, Pres't
Nov 10, lS5S-6t-530
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Listen 10 Ne. Will YOKl

No my cd Friends and casionsrs Pay DAY vIf
- soon b here, aud then every body wiz ~hat
tncnry- WI you az st your stakes 90 let Ut
hate enough 70 ~ my debts, AZ leastf think you
WI You are ell too clever to ~ suffer, and II
dout got money wH suder, sure.
Years, respectfully, SIX. REEDER-
Nov ~
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AN ELEVATED RAiLRoAD.--In Chill, a
branch OF the CoPispo railroad, beIsesn Pa
oe''on md ChanarisiIIe, passes over tae
At"cma mountains, at an elevation higher. b
is said, than any other ilfoad ia the world.
on ihe iof August p II Of this railroad was
opened, and locomotive ascendsd to the
terminus at Nh elevation Of 400 feet above
tie level Of the sea. This altitude is about
1000 feet greater than the highest poin, Of
tAsV Vienna and Trieste railroad, in the Aus
ts.au Alps. The highest Elevation Of the
Faisoad which passes through the Blue Ridge
in Virginia, is 400 feet, LAO feet less than
the highest point on the Copiapo railroad.
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WouLD You De lticHi--A very pretty ques
ton, to he surci Who wouldn't be rich il
they could BIT then the question IL, how
is one to get richi BE quiet: jnst wait half u
n minute aud wen tell you. Send an X or
V, or even half v, on TO Swan d Co, Au.
gusta, Georgia, .fossA -t:-a-as IN their lottery
That ticket will draw a prize. II the first
one don't, the second one will We once
knew man who, growing tired of toiling
from morn ill night, sent to Swan h Co.
ten dollar bill. A friend tried to dssuade
him from so doing, but he was determined to
try his luck. His ticket drew prize of $40.
000 and the consequence was. that man tried
again and again. and he is now one Of the
richest men in our city. The same chance is
open 30 all, Tor those who cannot afford to
buy whole ticket can get a half or quar-.
ter one. fle true spirit OF democracy is dis
played by Swans customers, for all, rich and
poor, join together in patronizing hin.-N.
y. Picdyune.
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Died,
At Cleveland on the 18th lust, Mr. JAcoB FISHER
aged about so years. Mr. Fisher was native Of Wiz
ginia, and for many years resident of this place
where he leaves r,lmeraus relatives and friends.
Near Athens on the 10Th inst, JoHs CLARK, infan
son Of WINS and Narcssa Mayteld, aged eleven month";
and twenty Ave days,
Sleep, lovely babe sweetly sleep;
No lingering hour OF sorrow shall be thine.
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Swan s. Cos lotteries
TRIUMPHANT.

ne faIlaviur scheme sill BE- aFavn ~ > Say a
Co Mausgers % thu sparta ArkdgHy tatirFy tn cacl
81 thsr Ssnsis Nuui.rr lciierss or NosssnhsF -
"a Al0USfA, 0serEiss Be- psta,, u1tts The sapcfis-
t-narncs 4 Caiuut-si0aUrs.
CLASS o arnus On Satsrtav. NoVfNnye 8 iSs>
CLASS Al drass ca Saturday, NuNtNHIg q. -.
CLASS a. draus Saturday. NottAhtH g., i>as
CLASS As arass "a Sasuf,iAy, SOY kMhkR -, less
on the Plan OF SiaEiu Nesascfs.
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ASTlDorR For the BIrg OF RATTLE
ssAKE.-A Mr. Arney, in he Kansas Gloom
ingion) Photograph, "Thoruughly sat.
urale the place bitten with the tinciure Of
iodine, and give i've OF ,ix drops on sugar,
and ii will prevent any bad effects from the
bite OF rattlesnnke."
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Soldiers of ISI2-I4.

MOSES FREEMAN aud George Watson,
vi Soldiers of the War Of lSl2-l4, belong
ing to Capt. Dykes Company Tennessee Vol
unteers, both died in the service. Did said
Watson and Freeman leave widowsf aud if
so, any information MS to their whereabouts
will result to their advantage, If addressed
to the undersigned. GEO. W. ROSS,
Nov 10, '5S-3t-530 Athens, Tenn.
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fH- The morderers OF the American
Missionaries at Jafia, nearly year ago, have
been at last arrested and are six IN number.
II is not yet known whether they will be
tried at Jerusalem, or given up to the Ancricsp
athOrilies.
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Dissolution

THNtE firm ora cLEAGE Co. f. 'hisdsy dissolved
by mutual eonstnt-fhns. A. Clease having sold
he entire Interest 10 Alexander Clcsgs Who assumes
al TIE liabilities Of the 6rm. All persons Indebted 10
sad rrn AZ hereby notified q cali and settle same.
Athens, Nov. iSth, IS5s-uIsss
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stsau BesIsd Gsld.n syrup,
~ fDr tsi. ~ iSoy ial IL hETDEh,
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Hogs for Sale.

THE undersigned has 500 GOOD CORN
L FED HOGS to sell all delivered in one
lot, near ?ikeville, Tennessee.
BENZ. f. BRIDGMAN.
Nov 10, ls5s-3t%-530
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WnrricL.


At the rcsIdcncc OF Inc DrIWts NIhtfi on Inc ION
inst by Elder J. s. RUSSELL Mr.. r. y, GATE, of Meigs
county, to Miss ARMSDA STEPHENSON, of McMlnn.
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Cast Iron Cooking Stoves,
great variety Of best make.
COOKING RANGES FOR COAL. three sizes;
COOKING STOVES FOR COAL;
DINING ROOM STOVES;
OPEN AIR TIGHT Rankin STOVES,
DWARF FRANKLIN T,REs FOR DINING
AND SERVANTS ROOMS;
CANNON Il RADIATOR STOVES for COAL;
BOX STONES FOR lIALL..s- c,i1Iip Chez dc.
SEVEN h TEN PLATE STOVES for SHOPS;
IRONING STOVES AND CHARCOAL FUR
NACES;
EUREKA COAL STOVES;
PHOENIX COAL STOVES;
FLUTED BON STOVES BE-, &c.
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WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE.
Coco Dippers, round and plain;
Wooden Trays and Bowls all sizes;
Steak Founders and Potato Washers;
Rolling Pins and Lemon Squeezers,
Bu,lers TRAYS and Towel Racks;
Iron. Timed aud Brass Wire Sifters;
Waffle and Wafer Irons, all patterns.
And nearly every article for iIou'e Keep.
cry usr, and sold as low as by any House in
the South west.
7. w. WILSON,
Nash Tonn.
Nov l2-tiIa-3ye
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Dissolution.

THE firm OF ". e. WITT Il co. has this
/ day dissolved by mutual conscnt--W. &.
W. &. WIT,
Oct ~, 1858. W u, HERON.