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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-19


xnsnsAssvA--Ia Ne Senate, on The iith,
~ I'm sts The predosisa Of The sdssstlsa d
Ne peer 80 iadsAplssly postponed. The
bill q ~. pursh 70 regulate basks aad bank.
Ing was also indsaaissly postponed. Mr..
walker had leave 70 inirodues bill to
amend the revenue laws and regulate the tax
on msrehsnss, (rhis bill places the taxes
paid by merchants upon The sams footine a.
taxes paid by ether persona upon land, ne.
tfces. and other property taxing the capital
employed instsad Of the invoicso Of purobase
sad sxsmptins retail purchasers from pay.
msnt Of tag aftsr u hss once been paid to
the stats.) Passed FIRST reading and referred
TO the Committee on ways and Means
10 the Houss, "a The 18th. the bill for the
benefit Of ,the Cleveland aud Chattanooga
Railroad, paced . third time.
In the Senate. on the 18th, Mr.. Bullsn in.
troduesd . bill 70 regulate interpretations,
giving tho Legislature power to alter, amend,
or repeal charters whenever IL may determine
that the public good requires IL. Also, bill
to amend the bank act Of the present session
and other acts now in force, 90 that all fines
and forfeitures obtained from banks under
such laws shall 60 to the stats-referred to
Committee on Banks.
In the House, the resolution to adjourn sine
die on Monday. the 9Th March next; amend.
ed on condition that the Revised Code shall
have been disposed of-and the whole subject
was laid on the table-syes "a. nays %. A
bill for the rslief Of holders Of bills on the
banks Of Tssewell, Claiborne. jefferson, and
Trenton, was introduced.
The Senate, 18th, passed to the special or.
der. being thu bill to increase the capital Of
the Bank Of Tennessee. Mr. Davis offered a
billin lieu, providing for the sale Of the stock
Of the State in turnpike roads and adding the
proceeds thereof to the capital stock Of the
Bank Of Tennessee. and authorizing the issu.
ance Of twelve hundred thousand dollars of
State bonds to be cold At par, bearing inter.
est at per cent, and the means thus raised
to be added also to the capital stock Of the
State Bank. The bill also provides that
branch Of the State Bank shall be establish.
ed at Memphis. with three hundred thousand
dollars Of the capital raised a. above, and
another branch established in like manner at
Knoxville with capital Of one hundred
thousand dollars.
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TENNESSEE STATE SrocKs.-At the New
York Stock Exchange, on the 10th inst, Ten
ne'ses s. sold atSs4. In relation to the
stock market generally on that day, the Tri-
bune remarks:
We have had to-day one Of the most ex-
cited stock markets within our experience,
and our impressions of the tendency of the
market expressed yesterday were more than
sustained. The speculative movement was
irresistible, and at the close Of the Second
Board several Of the leading fancies appeared
to be entirely withdrawn from market. The
bidding, with the exception Of few stocks,
was very animated, and after natural reac
ton in some descriptions the market again
turned upward, and closed very strong
There was very little disposition shown 10
put out contracts by the parties who usually
operate for the fall, aud the resistance 10 the
upward movement was swept away by the
rush OF buyers, who appeared to be prepared
70 take stocks In any way they were offered.
The news by the Indian, although not very.
important, aided the operations Of the bulls,
and there 10 scarcely stock on the list but
stands higher than at the close YESTERDAY.
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Apples, a25 cents.
Pears, 50 cents.
Peaches, Is and 25 cents.
Plums, so cents.
nos Apricots, so cents.
i'm hQuince, SO cents.
Grapes, 25 cents. q Sd. s.aaf
Gooseberries, rs cents.
Raspberries, Is cents.
Strawberries, $2 per hundred.
Currants, 90 cents.
Siberian Grab, so cents.
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March 18. 1889. 1Y.
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Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above ad-
yertsement for one year, shall receive in payment
thereof Twenty Dollars worth ofany kind Of Print
ing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay Bro of this city
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FRUIT TREES
E-SA u1s YM NC HR@e

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS,
The undersigned has made permanent ar,
rangement with the Dayton Nursery, ono Of
the Oldest and most reliable in the State OF o.
hio, and he is enabled to furnish the following
variety of rr.. ,......
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Something for Every Lady,
Sheppard's Great BenefaGtOr.
The Greatest Periodical RenAdy
EVER DISCOVERED.

El In DloCON EhED'
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yENHE Benefactor is infallible for the imme.
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chorrhea or Whites, and all the diseases peculiar
TO females.
This remedy has never in single failed in
producing the Menses. | have received many
letters of Recommendation, which all say, 1T is
the best remedy We have ever used. Sickness
at stomach, headache, languor, debility, pairs
in the head side and back, loss of appetit0' cos
tiveness, &c, are some of the symptoms whlCh
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Be sure and get the genuine, which has my
sppiture on each box. This remedy may be
had by addressing j. s. SHEPPARD, West
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the remedy will be sent by return mail,
N N--Ladies who are pregnant should not
use this remedy as it is sure to bring on mlscar-
riage, though no injury to health would follow
One box 81; three boxes 81. All letters Of in
Quiry must contain postage stampt to ensure an
answer. d. o. onEfA AMI
Sole Proprietor, Cininnati, o.
Aug. 10, '56--1y.
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CHOICE POUL T"Reel \ !

ALL who wish to procure some OF
the best GAMEa CHIC KENS hnOvn
can do 50 by calling on the subscriber. Ny stock
in mart consists of the SUAiSATRA PHEASANT,
ZANE, SUMMATRA GAME, MALACOA GAME,
ana Wild INDIAN MOUNTAIN GAME, These
Games are all pure Bloods, Of late importations.
have made arrangements to breed them pure, and
shall bo able 70 furnish the very best Fowls and
Eggs that can be hadn the United States. Also
AYLESBURY DUCKS & CARRIER PIGEONS
From the unparalleled list of premiums which
have been received for these Fowls it must be salts
factory toevery that my stock is second to mont
in America. Also GOLD LACED SEABRlGHI
BANTAMS, unequalled for beauty, Of all the pu
ny tribes These little beauties weigh from h
u ounces each, and can put on more airs and NOR
dignity and consequence, than Portsmouth
| Lawyer.
| Also, in connection with the above, am able u
furnish purely bred SUFFOLK PIGS. All order
promptly attended to, and Stock carefully forward
ed to any part of the United State, by express o
otberwise. Address il. W. WHITE,
jackson @. H. jackson Co., Ohio
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pHII.AnELPHIA.

| kIaE.a Pbuso, and other
r@Shso, Consulting Sur
"a in u sealed en-
Cor. Btoa II TWO sTAnrs
jackson, Jl, -
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'' GRUIT TREES.

From Five to Eight feet in height, and warran-
ted of good thrifty growth. As the Trees are
raised in our own State, and buta short distance
from jackson, There is no danger of the roots be-
ing frozen or Ajured by long and tedious jour
neys. They will be carefully packed and la.
beiled at the Nursery, and only one or two days
on theeroad. The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following list, guaranteeing them to be in
all respects as described. Purchasers can either
leave their orders at my store or with any ofmy
travelling agents, who will be furnished with
printed circulars. Trees. will be delivered in
jackson, on or about the 18th day Of NoTem
! her, fF .tf.. Sft] p
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ty-GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.-&El
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO gBSWWERS.
.-.z DR. {,tISl ,iy LiNNARD'S

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.st4 DR.. tsUsally LINN ARDS
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me Great Slbssitute for Tobacco.
Z Itisa wen known and dincontrovertable fact that
Che use Of Tobace0is the.promoting cause ol many
Of the most severe
Mental and Physical Disorders
/, to wltE,the race Of man is snbJeet, as cafeiu, @
sanalysis and long and painful experience nav .
clearly proven that itcontaIns eertain h1feo.S a
poisonous properties most dangerous IN their eectS,
which by entering into the blood derange the rune
tions and operations of the heart, causing many 70
suppose that organ to be seriously diseased.
Tobacco effects also the entire nervous system,
manfesting itseIf-as all who have ever used The
uoxious weed will bear testimony--ln Lassitnae,
Nervous Irritability Water Brash, Dyspepsia ana
many other disorders of similar character.
Fhe rasIe Restorative TfOches
Aredesgned TO counteract these baneful influences,
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lyrelnoying the irritation and accompanying tlcK'
ling sensation Of the throat-which are always con-
sedilont upon abstainng from the use OF tobacco,
and by giving healthy tone to the stomach, IN
yigJrate the whole system.
Persons who are irratrieyaby undermining theiI
constitutions and shortening their lives, should use
these rroohes Immediately aud throw of the injuri'
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These Troches or Lozengers are put up in Icon
venient and portable form ut the low prico Of 5I
cents per box A liberal discount to the trade.
Prepared solely for the undersigned to whom al
orders should be addressed.
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Cor Cd and Race streets, Philadela.
march rs, l8jS-ly.