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THE COUSINS, o. the Captains Ward.


BY The AUTHOR Or " ssRrAROR"
THE RATCHMAN,, by Maitland, author Of
" trtsTos." Fourth supply just received.
The Reason Why: a careful collection Of many
hundreds Of reasons for things which, though generally
known perfectly understood. OF condensed
scientific knowledge fer the million By the suth0r
duire Within" Fourth supply.
For the Ladies. Miss Lambsrl'5 complete guide
needle and embroidery, with hundred thr.
teen illustrations and diaRTa
Mrs. bales Receipts tor the Million containing 4545 Re-
eepts Rfets Directions, &C in the useful ornamental and
domestic arts aud In the conduct Offe; being complete
Family DictionaFy.
Mrs. Hale's New Cook Book, tbs best published.
Sam Slick, the Clock Maker. The funniest book out
Swallow Barn. ..a ~
Horse Shoe Robinson.
The Three Beauties, BY Mrs. SOuthWOrh.
White Lies, by Resd.
The Lost Daughter By Mrs.. Hentz.
Quits ;'aNovef By the author Of''Ihe Initials"
ALSO A variety Of New Works in paper. By Smith
Reynolds, Dickins, AinsWorth, Maxwell, &c. sc.
For sale by F. HAGAN.
GPaham's Magazine, for May,
NUNTAINING many eOBinbRuoss, By the best authors
- beautiful cOlOFed Fashion Plates etc, For s-ls
by tapl l6I ?. HAGAN, Market street.
GOdey,s LadY's Book for May, Just received
by P. BAGAN, Market 81.
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- CIlr nIiIIs-nrders.

riieIs oId ~ the undersgneds deliverable a. any
| ne citv free OF charge. When selling BY The guam
IN e rsts Of discount h 10 per cent from retail PEees
ny - IV J. b. BAUMAN q co.
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MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, IA. & @. r. Ri
Memphis Jan. g, 1858. JAS
This will certify that lam using the PaTane Camel Coal
OF manufactured by Union Coal and Oil Company Of
MHysyille KY, machine shops and the lOcomO
lives OF the Meu phis and Charleston Railroad, and have
given il the several tests in order to prove its qualities
superior oil Railroad purposes bOth in regard econ.
and as perfect ubrcatOr. believe 10 be the best
oil hs1 used, and that gallon will go far
gallons of IaFdOt. The machinery is running the
shops with twenty per less pOWeTthan required for
Ordinary Oil. The hudity of the OIL arises convinced
from the total Of and does not effect its Ubr
eating properties but only requires that the Oraces in The
feeders should be reduced in order the
WIN. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.
MAYsvLLE, Ky, Nov. Il, 1857.
II, the Union Coal and OIL Company:
observation-disclosures used your Lubricatng OIL, made
from Csupel Coal on the machinery OF Cotton Mills n
cudpV Engine and Spndles), for the last few weeks
are prepared 10 say thai have found II greatly superior
10 any other excepting the best Sperm, and fdy equal 70
mai article for which have been paying from dollar
cents 70 dollars and twenty-five cents per
gallon The Oil distributes very perfectly over the machine
~ wears long, and is Zee from gum which causes treon
and consequently heat. -. -,
ted il for oar s From the low price at which il sold
we doubt not It must come INTO general use. ~
JANUARY & WOOD,
PropFistOTs Of MaysVils Cotton Mills.
February 9, Is57--dlW inns w2m -t.-
number OF other certificates In the hands OF the
agents here, watch may be seen a. any time
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BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.

BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT.
hisincompaTabls Llhienl upon which the greaf mass
pangs Of K6sumatsm Neuralgia Govt Bysipelas Cancer
ScrOuls SPrans Bruises burns Seads and all cutaneou
pFopFetors give the Of susrs the fol-
lowing memorandum Of few Of the Wonderful cures eject
cd BY II during the past few months Cerncates from the
parties named are in ls possession Of ai ProPEsors but
their length Prseludes bs PI9Ssnon Q. al OaI lev.
MENPHE, TENE.i Nov. 2eth, 1887.
hereby certify, that having 6ssn badly bruised and
me 10 nv Brae1s Arctic Lnimen The smart Instantly
pain was gone from the bruises In was WE'LL
and able Q resume ne ny ny business.
THE BLIND SEE.
WEHsTRE CIr1, Iowa, Nov. 9ih, Iss7.
DR. A. G. BRAGG-DEAR SIR For more than three
yssrs had afflicted with nasmsd eyes, in agra
waited degree, and tried various Physicians and
nostrums, ee; was induced by DR.. Raum 70 Try
the Arctic Hniment, and IN two months was nearly We.
Nv little daughter afflicted In the for The
o5 sTe o0P u nae Ts E sn
her eyes perfectly sound. Thus have l. with one
wobitbOtIs, cured my daughters and my own,
sides caring the rheumatism in my back would not be
without yOurinValuabe remedy in my house Yours truly
WEBETsR CITY, lows, Nov. On, 1857.
thereby certify, that am we'll acquainted with William
RUSSELL sad with the astonishing cures he mentions,
know his stEtement 70 be strictly tFue.
~ WADsWoRi'H, ?. NJ, Webster City.
GOOD FOR ANNALS.
This invaluable Lnimenis also equally ecacloua in eur
Ing the diseases Of animals witness the following ceTh
cafe: Mes8ri J. q AfnOL Lynch, Arnot Co., Keep
largest FeTysa0es in ths Wes and generally
kn0Fn throughout the United STATES.
- LsI Is ST, LOUs, Dec. card, 1857.
We, the undersigned having assd Or. Braggs Arctic Lin
meut for number OF months, cheenuy testify 70 its
efficacy in curing The diseases Of horses; we'll
satisfied Of the Aroe being the bsst Eminent mads that
would use no other. We keep and have keptio
Of years. extensive livery Stables in s city diseases
great and Esatngy y, ha the Arctic Lnimsnt Is
ths only found aWays elective. We cor
0iay recommend 70 All livery stable keepers and others
]. & A. ARNOT,
.- LYNCH, ARNOT & Co
/ t--sH Chestnut street.
a -.1 CAUTION
MANY Druggists having Old LInments hand, will Fy
70 sell them 10 you best but you positively refuse
70 them. Ask for sBRAGS Arctic LINIl aNf
and lake Other.
LIBERAL PROPOSITION. .z
The pr0pnsOr sgree TO furnish each purchaser Of ao
bOtIs with free subscription 70 the United States Jour
nal Tor year. This is Of the New YORK Illus
Hated papers, certificate, emitting holder ben
Ell Of this proposition, enclosed in the Wrapper around
every dolaT bOss The Arctic Lnimeut pat EP 25c
soc and 81 bottles. The Soc BEETLES and 81 boEes contain
50 ZOE per cent LiHment in proportion 20 theT
cost, and are the cheapest
For sale by Bragg BurrOWes, sole PFOPrist0Es,
ST. Louis, Me.
W BERRY & DEBIOVILLR
And BY A. IL ROsCOB, G. W. HEEDBRSHOT, and d,
STRBTCH. lz-- I'D .1- ~. -. apr l-dtWAW
- NOTICE. G. l-I7------
DR virtue Of deerssal order the Chanesry Cour Al
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Ra- We find from an advertisement in our col
umns that Benz F. Shells win sell a very fine as
sortment Of imported Flowers, Trees, Shrubs, and
Fruit Trees this morning as 10 o'clock
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d virtue Of deersssl order the ChanesFy Court AZ
d GainsboTo, At the February Term 1853 Of I'D
Court, % George Waite and ais against aas
sparock and ais pending 10 said Court win on ssinr.
day. the st day Of May, 1855 at the Court House door In
GalnsbOro sell at public auction, cash in hand ksV
Negro Boy. This 18th March, .ls5s ". h. Bolts
maT2l-W4s prs fee % Clerk 4 Masle,F
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Advertisers exceeding the space contraCt-
ed for, will be charged for the excess.
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frou ds in writing Us, viii bear mind The following
rules:
Always give the dss post ones county, and State in the
body OF yc2I letter.
you wish tho paper changed from OusOmOs OsROthsr,
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separate sheets Of paper different leaves Of one Ehest
aud communications solicited upon all such
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Anonymous Communications Of vhaieVsr character, VIII
eceivs attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the
paper. .E A --.-
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TORHFTr Co.. and personally either Of the PFoPh'
stors.
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Notice.

.I.-s Nashville, March 3lst, 1883
THERE will be meeting of the Stockholders Of this
Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville, tue
& June next at 10 O'Clock A. take eOnsideTa
passed the session OF the Legislature
this State proposing amendment the charter Of this
flank. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
aDTiI TIA Cashier
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The American Almanac for 1855;
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SPRING STOCK


EDHEAAhGa
w R CORNELIUS, Agent Cor the sale Of Eiake Ceas
w. bruted Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
prepared 70 attend 70 al Funerals az heTetolo Wnen pc
ervess nav be required. once Et She Phoenix WEerooR
no. AZ Spring street, Cherry Residence Nc u Vine
street, between Spring and Broad
N.B-'Vtll also attend 20 rec aeorWHTolng bodtaa
&e,l ~ notified lapF-s
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Neat. Desirable
AND
Choice Styles
OF SuperfIne SOFT HAT, of various cOIOrs
and shapes, NOW OPENING.
A. ]. FRANCISCO
Fashionable Halter,
cT puhI lie Eoun
26O.OOO

ALSO,
$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small,
of xcellentquaity, which will be sold low to close
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana
and Turkish Smoking TObaccOs, Delphi Snufs,
Pipes, sc.
A KERR s. CO adinininr Post Office
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NEW ROUTE 70 MEMPHIS.

WV nv - L " AALAAA 4A4o' --
FARE ONLY e1R-TIME THROs rs HOURS,
FTVRAINSrun through from Stevenson to Mem-,S@1%0
. III phis and make close connection with trains
"a Nashville and ChattanOoga Railroad at Steven
sOB Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Aemphs sold l0F
SIS Time through IS hours. | -'.'-s - 20 ..'+
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, P.M
frEp, which arrives a. Stevenson at IS A. M and
With Trains for MsmPhiI No delay except IN chang
nR cars. AZ ss. aa-1s O. G. L. ANDERSON s.iN
apFil3--tf- ...... .sts 90 $3.50 Ticket Agent
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The Atlantic Monthly, No. s, for April,
Isss. Just received B.
JOHN YORK & Co.,
mafs5 Ne. 35 UEon street..
HarPeP's Magazine for April,
u kCEVkD By John YORK a 60
N mars
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Gold Pens

VIHB RBSTORATIVB OF PROP. o. WOOD POR RES-
Il TOkING hair perlectly and permanently, has never
had rival volume amer volume might siFeu iron
all paris Of ne world, and from Intelligent, 70
prove that ~ a. a psrfeet EestOruGHveS sut read
me circular aRd you cannot dou0. read following
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Gold Pen Mandatory.

OFFERS TO the public Gold Pens Of his manufacture
" Al wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal to any made in
the cOuHtry.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

ANOTHER PAPER.--Dr. James B. Hamble-
ton, who has occasionally been connected
with the editorial department Of the Chatta-
nooga Advertiser, proposes TO publish at that
place, new paper, to be called The Southern
Representative. He says 1t will be "inde-
pendent Democratic Southern Rights" and
the first number will appear in the course of
ten days. The Doctor says he re:ires from
oil connection with the Advertiser, "from q
want of political congeniality in parties now
assuming control, originating from an un-
healthy political status, in conjunction with
subserviency and pusilnnimity." We shall
probably have lively times down tina. way
when the new sheet gets fairly started.
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R- The Richmond Enquirer continue

W- The Richmond Enquirer continues
to urge the impolicy and improperly ofquar-
relling with Judge Douglas and his friends.
1t says: "This unnecessary and unjust abuse
of anti-Lecompton Democrats has already
done harm enough to raise the hopes of the
opposition, and il persisted in must produce
a struggle which will either divide the party
irretrievably or crush the fomenters Of the
strife. The pretence that nnti-Lecompton
men have adopted policy of submission is
as untrue as it is insulting, and it is absurd
TO pretend that they can be forced to conces-
sion by injustice and abuse. The two Sec
tons of the party must agree 10 disagree on
the Lecompton issue. There is no other
peaceful alternative"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

THE SAFE CONFERENCE.-The Troy
Times, says that Lille has fairly driven Her.
ring from the field. Mr.. Herring undertook
to establish the proposition that his safes
would stand fire better than Lillies's where.
upon Lille challenged Herring to fair trial
and as hot burning as would be necessary
to settle the ques'on-each party to put up
$4,000, and to abide the result; the whole
amount (S5, OOO) TO be expended in the pub
LEGATION of the report of the Committee
throughout the United States and Canada
Mr.. Herring declines the proposition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE. - The
committee appointed to investigate the affairs
of, the Offices of the Secretary of State and
Comptroller has published card announcing
/ that their herculean labors are not yet COM
pleted, and nre not likely to be soon. We
trust that they will 2ersevere, and eventually
long and arduous investigation in which they
are engaged.-Nash. Banner.
We hope that they have conducted the in
vestigation in manner different from that
pursued either BY Cashier Morton, or Mr..
President Spence. The Bank of Tennessee
at Nashville paid the interest on all the State
Bonds deposited for Banking purposes; and
the various Railroads paid the interest accru-
ing on their endorsed bonds, deposited for
the same purpose. The Bank OF Tennessee
knows how much interest was paid ut its
Office. The books certainly will show the
aggregate; and nothing prevents an exhibit
of that amount being made. They know
what amount was paid in New York, and
what in Nashville. All that were used for
banking purposes, became payable at Nash
vile. Now If Mr.. Spence had 1913 bonds on
deposiie, either in last July or January, it
will be indicated by the amount of interest
paid. If they were not on deposite, no in
terest was paid. How easy the solution!
But rs 10 endorsed bonds, the test would
be easier. The Railroads could show what
interest il paid and to whom. IL at Nashville,
and to the State Bank, the books of both
institution will show the amount paid. II
Mr.. Spence had tho bonds on deposite, the
interest was paid at Nashville; otherwise in
New York. Now, how much interest did
the Road pay at both these places!
Another time for paying interest has just
passed, and any interested can satisfy himself
as to the payment of interest for LIST July, SO.
1t will be payable at Nashville, if the bonds
were deposited. If not, in New York. Just
find out where and to whom the interest
was or will be paid. The Railroad must
know.
These very simple tests have been over.
looked by Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Spence, in
order to vent their spleen, or to blink the
issue.
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eW- The New York Herald has seen
aprivate letter from London, received by
the last steamer, which states that Gen
eral Amonte, the Mexican Minister to Eng
land, had left that city, ii was reported for
the Continent, but that he had really en-
barked Cor New York, aud that his object in
coming here was TO negotiate large pur-
chase Of arms for Santa Anna, and get them
out Of the country. II this is so, he is proba-
bly, ensconced in some Of the hotels incogni-
TO, and negotiating for munitions Of war with
some of the big filibusters. There is some
thing on foot in New York about Mexico.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

FOURTH OF JULY AT MOUSE CREEK.
On last Saturday the closing exercises of
Mouse Creek Male and Female Academy,
were witnessed by crowd of several hun
bred persons. Several classes Of young la
dies and gentlemen, competed with each
other for prizes, in defamation, and compo-
si.ion. With these performances the audi
ence was much pleased, and the patrons
ought to be fully satisfied. The committees,
to whom was referred the delicate task of
awarding prizes, felt much hesiiancy in de-
Gliding that one was better than another, and
so expressed themselves in the announce
ment of their decisions. Indeed, where SO
much youthful talent and general excellence
in performance are exhibited, the spectators
and committees are alike disposed to ex-
claim - ="
"Each has done nobly-each was best"
Various speeches were delivered by men,
bers OF the "Lyceum" established at that
place; a beautiful; national banner with APP
propriate inscriptions was presented to the
"Lyceum," by the young ladies of the town
and vicinity, accompanied by an equally
handsome speech from one of the fair donors;
and IL was received by member of the So
ciety in a most enthusiastic and camplimen-
tary response.
James Brett, Jr., ESQ.,, was the invited ora.
a. A. Io,. .nI ho apfarfoipad ,uit IA
Fourth of July speech, Astounding in fine
sentences and appropriate sentiments His
metal gave the true ring, and we rejoiced
with him in his devotion to the great Amer-
can Union - the light Of the political world,
and the hope of its future. May our dissen-
sons never leopard that rich inheritance,
carved out and secured to us by the swords of
a rovered ancestry! The speaking was closed
bv venerable member Of the I.yceum,
whose feats in oratory will ere long be
oqualled, if not excelled, by his sonsj of
whom he has several under the care and tut
ton of MIR. A. A. Newman, Principal Of
Mouse Creek Male and Female ACADEMY
We are much pleased to commend him to
the favorable consideration Of the. public, as
gentleman of correct feeling and senti-
ments, and as having shown himself capable
in his profession, by The closing exercise in
his school.
A band of music was in attendance from
Madisonville. Their cheerful and familiar
music greatly relieved the long settings of
the day. A most sumptuos basket dinner
was served up-such as fully sustained the
high reputation of housekeepers in that most
delightful part of McNIinn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

CENTRAL AMERICA. The Washington
Union abiding TO the efforts of NJ. Belly, to
secure Prolectorate over Central America
speaks Of them rs amounting to nothing
more or less than the private speculation Of
French adventurer, and adds:
awe believe it is in the contemplation
Of the administration to order larger
naval force than we have heretofore had into
the the waters Of Central America and the
Gulf; but this will BE- not on account of any
new demonstrations of interference by for
eign powers in that quarter, but with the
general design OF more effectually protecting
the lawful rights Of our citizens, aud guard
ing our national interests from jeopardy in
that part of the world"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

THE Iowa GOLD STORIES HUMBUG.-
Mr.. John Daily, of Oceola, Clark county,
Iowa, writes TO the Indianapolis Journal that
the stories of large quantities of gold having
been found in Iowa are all false. Mr.. ID. says
that he lives in the vicinity Of tho Clark
county mines. He says:
III am acquainted with those who have
been trying to work them, and know some
thing of the success they have had. There
have been found, in no instance, pieces that
would exceed in magnitude small wheat
grain, and shaped like n flax.seed. As TO
The profitableness Of the business, no person
has yet made enough to justify him in con-
tinaing at it, although men would willingly
labor for seventy-fve cents cash per day"
"Our country is being flooded with ssran-
gers coming from the different States, big
with the expectation Of soon realizing for
tune by mining. The disappointment is so
great that they became disguised with every
Thing connected with Clark county, although
il has much splendid land, good timber and
fine farms, and thriving towns and villages,
yet they can see nothing Of its natural ad-
vantages, on account Of their dsnppolnt-
ment"
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H We have had rain almost every day
for two weeks. A large number of farms in
McMinn have been badly washed and injured.
Nearly all meadow land has suffered. The
editor, now absent at Kingston, is afraid Of
water, particularly when it is high, and rs the
broad Tennessee interyenes, it is doubted
whether he will erer return. II he should
not, at the expiration Of that time, irst
class newspaper will be in need of another
frat class editor. AI ii
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

Can IT Bs Dosk!--An establishment is
projected In Paris for the purpose of enabling
any individuals by tire annual payment of
700 frances, (less than . 1907 to enjoy all the
Injuries Of social, with all the independence
Of domestic life. For this sum they are to
have board, lodging, clothes ard washing;
use Of library tho daily papers, billiards,
bAthN and carriage for exercise. The
whole 10 to DO under tho management of a
committee, chosen by themselves. The pros
pectus even holds out the temptation of free
admission 10 the theatres.
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SOMETHING FOR You've LAprEs.-Mr,

SOMETHING FOR YOU'VE LADIEs.-Mrs
Ellis thus speaks TO the girls:
"The truth is, my dear girls, you want
generally speaking, more liberty and less
fashionable restraint more kitchen and less
parlor; more leg exercise and less sofa; more
making pudding and less piano; more frank
ness and less mock modesty, more breakfas!
and less buste."
Yes, Mrs. Ellis, less "bustle" by all means.
The thing has expanded until, like the dar-
kies foot, it bids far to take up the "whole
side walk" ..... .............
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THR FLORIDA TRAGEDY. - The Tampa
(Fla.) Peninsular Of the 29sh, two days later
than the letter to the Savannah Republican,
giving an account Of the hanging of four re-
spectacle citizens Of that place by the Regu-
lators, contains nothing in reference TO the
subject. The whole story is probably fab
rieation Of the Republican s correspondent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

FINE ToBAcco AND SEGARs.-We are in
debted TO W. C. Witt g. Co., for the present
Of lot Of real Havana Cigars and sample
Of much better article of Chewing Tobacco
than can be met up with every day. or
course all who want The very best of these
articles will call at Witt g. Co.'S. We are
not judge Of good liquor, bnt know some
thing about cigars and tobacco.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-07-09

Y The Savannah Morning News says
the Montgomery papers report, on the au-
thority of passengers, that the yellow fever
was prevailing in New Orleans in very
malignant form.