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TENNESSEE CorPER MiNEs.-The Duck

TENNESSEE CorPER MhNEs.-The Duck
town Eagle Of the 27th says:
For n considerable time some Of the min
ing operations in this region appeared to be
tagging; within few weeks, new life ap-
pears TO have been ins:iied into them.
Eureka 10 getting out large quantity of
ore that yields heavy per cent. Hiwassee
appears to be getting very active. Operations
at the East Tennessee mine are going on
with renewed vigor indeed generally In.
creased activity prevails throughout the dis
trct, with the exception Of Tennessee, which
is rendered quiescent by u judicial decree. >
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TEAs.-A letter from China speaks of thu
inactivity in trade, and says that teas ar.
cheaper in New York than on the hills o.
Bohea,
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tW- The estimate for the War Depart
ment for the next fiscal year is eighteen mil
lions.
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E Col. VIM. H. Gist was elected Gov.
ernor of South Carolnn, by the Legislature,
for two years commencing on the 18th inst.
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s - The latest curiosity from Washing
ton City is ap article in the Union, repudat-
ing the doctrine of cxpedisncy and illustra.'
ing tha, truthfulnsss Of the proposition that
the democracy 60 "for principlss-not men. "
Next to the Prssidsnt's message, u 10 the
most startling document that has appeared
since the adjourumentof the last session of
Congress. We regret that want Of spaes
prscludesit s publication 10 our columns.
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and Female Academy,

Fror a. a. NEWMAN, Principal.
Miss MoLLIE II. RIGGIN, Assistant,
IuyHE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution vii, oom.
IL mence on Monday, Sd January, 1859.
RATES or TUITION, per Session Of 30 weets.
Spelling Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo--
Municipalities Natural Sciences, and the above, 1000
Latin Grammar and Reader, i2O0
the close OF the Session. . -
Contingent fee, In advance. f0ots
Boarding, In good houses convenient to the School,
(washing and lights extra,) lqb
No deduction for lost time, except Ia case Of
ed sickness. -
For Tickets apply to J. n. Msgili, Treasurer. q
Prof A. A. NEwMAH, Principal Is a graduate of Ma.
ryville College, East Tennessee.
Miss MoLLiR u. l,leeIs Is graduate or Bolivar Fe
male Academy, Madisonvnie, Tennessee
JAMES WILSON, sec'y OF Board. .
Mouse Creek, McMinn CO., Dec IL, ls5s-tf-534 =
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H Judge Nash, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of North Carolina, died at
his residence in Hilsboro', on the 4th inst.
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~- The nett balance in the United States
Treasury on the 10th instant, was reported n.
81 100000
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The GRovER d BAKER CELEBRArEp FAMILY
SEWING MAoHIsE will be delivered at the resi-.
dencs Of any person in East Tennessee. or
deripg the same, and the purchaser fully in
structed in its operation, free Of charge.
Price Of new style, just introduced, from
500 to $3.50. .Es
Fell, Ovsr.ssam, and BY the aid Of new
Hemming Foot. will turn and stitch hem u
The superiority of the Gaoyks 4 BAKER
Machine to any, or all othsrs III use, does bot
admit OF doa5t. a. Send for Ciycniar.
Address LEE CHAPMAN, agent, 4
Dec lO-8m* Knoruiiis zs,sa
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SeWee Academy.

NHE First Session Of this Institution will commence
Il on Monday, the 7th day Of February, 1850.
TERMS, per Session of 81 soeeks:
photography Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. $500
biography, Philosophy, English Grammar, Com
position and Defamation. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mathematics and Natural Sciences ..,.... ...1O,OO
Latin and Greek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. 90
One half in advance, and the balance at the close Of
Boarding in good houses convenient 10 the Academy,
(washing and lights extra,) o week, 81.
No student admitted for less than half session. and
ed illness.
The undersigned, Trustees OF sewes Academy, take
pleasure In announcing to the public that they have
built an excellent House, In the midst of beautiful,
healthy and fertile valley, hardly surpassed in East
Tennessee and have engaged the services of Rev. T. j.
STONE as Principal, who comes highly recommended
BY Rev O. Stookbridge, A NJ, formerly President OF
Hoston College, and by many other gentlemen OF re-
spectability. Mr. Stone s experienced TEACHER and
we would respectfully call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to this institution, believing that will merit
their patronage and give ample ratification.
,sHUfsELL,
VI ,-fA . u. PEAK,
o.. MOORE, ~
sswee, MeIgs CO., Dec sms-5s4 . : : trustees.
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L0UD0N ROLLING ME-

T,HE undersigned would respectfully Ia
i form the consumers Of Wrought fros,
that they are no manufacturing q
Superior Article Of Rolled Iren,
such as Wagon Tyre. Buggy Tyre. IIorss-
Shoe Iron, Band Iron. Round and SQUARE
Iron. all sizes Of Plat Iron, from three fourths
Of an inch in width up to three inches, BY
all the various tbicknesees, from three six.
teenths Of an inch and upwards. Also. rounds,
from one half inch up 70 two and a quarter.
inches; squares. from one-half inch up to
one and q half inches--all Of which they-
fatter themselves that they can make equal,
in point Of finish and good quality, TO any
that is made in the States. Having been en-.
gagged in the business upwards Of thirty
years. and thereby acquired thorough
knowledge Of the manufacture OF iron In all
its branches, by which they hope to give en-.
tire satisfaction.
A large assortment always kept on hand,
manufactured out Of the best East Tennessee
metals. to which they call the attention Of
the merchants and consumers Of Iron, all of
which they offer low for cash, or on good
terms.
All orders will be promptly attended to.
JONES 4 HARRIS.
Dec 10, lS5S-1y-4g0
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Notice.

sswee, MeIgs co., Dec i7-sm'-584 : 1rru.te,
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Z - We neglected last week 10 acknow.
ledge our.iadsbtednsss to Hon. Samuel A.
Smith for copy Of the President's message
II rsachsd MS on Thursday.
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New Goods (!
Chancery Court .Rt Athens.
A. Bridges by her next friend VIM. D. Van
Dyke,

a.
Alexander II. Deaderck and others.
I'm this cause 1t appearing that Joseph H. William r.,
IL Thcmas s. and Robert II. Deaderick, are nonresi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made In the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, requiring said on-resdent respondents TO APP
pear Court OF Chaneery to be held for the
county OF McMnn, at the Court in the town Of
demur cotpplainants said bill, the
will be taken for confessed TO them and heard
cordngly. WA. LOWRY, O. q.
Dec 5, 1s5s-at prs fee a $50
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EIGARS AND TOBACCO, Of nne quality,
~ just received and for sale low down at
Nov 20 robson, sARTAIN & cos.
Mount Harmony High School,
For Males and Females.

FOr WnIes and Females.
UNHE Filth Session Of this Institution will commence
u on Monday, January 18th, next.
1ERNS, per Session Of 81 tcseks payable oae-haJ
IN ddrdnce, and 6aldRce at close Of the Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar Com
position and Defamation, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Logic Rhetoric
Contingent Fee, in advance. .,,........... g.
Boarding, per week, washing extra, ...... 1,2H,
No student admitted for less than half session, and
no deductions made for lost time, except in Of
protructed sickness. S, p. HALE, Pr'pl
Nov 40, 1ShS -3m- 59l
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O. r. q . n r. Z T. =.
I'D = HIIDS. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Il Ae1 $50 hbls. Clarified and Crushed do;
500 bags Rio Coffee;
100 hh!s. Molasses;
900 bbls. Porto Rico Syrup and s. II. Syrup;
I 1000 kegs Nails, all sizes
200 boxes Tobacco, all grades;
200 boxes Adamantine Candles;
80 tierces Rice.
Also large stock OF all articles in the Grocery line
to which invethe attention of the Tennessee trade
All consignmens Of Produce will receive our very best
and prompt after ton.
WILCOX, HAND ANsLEY,
June 1S-ly-50S augusta, Georgia.
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Ecose the money to address for the Tickets or
dsred, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
first mall Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State. 81
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes Of 1000 and under paid Immediate
ly after the Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All Communication strictly 70 onhdentiai.
Address orders for Tickets or Certifcatesto
June 4-1y-506 8. SWAN a CO., Augusta, Ga.
Nv Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
lanta Ca, can have their orders filled, and time,
by addressing s. Swan Co., ateither Of those cities
~ list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each is ent
tied to, will be published after every drawing, in the
following papers;-Augusta (Ga) Constitutional
New0rleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston STAN
ar1,Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelgencer, New
Yorkweekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldng (Miss) Clarion,
and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat.
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Dec II. 1s6s-4t-prs fee S8-b34
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sohnncery Court as Madisonviile.
Thomas Stephens, Adm'r of D. F. shelton
deceased,
The Administrators. heirs and creditors Of D

II. shelton.
COMPLAINANT having suggssted the 10
~ solvenoy Of d. F. Shelton's estate, by
order Of Chancellor Van Dyke presiding at
Msdisonville, the creditors Of said estate are
hereby notified and required to produce and
file the evidences Of their debts with the
Clerk and Master Of the Chauoery Court at
Madisonville, on or before the 9Th day Of May,
1859. j. A. COFFIN, c. & NJ.
Dec II, ls5s-3t-rrs fee 1884
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Notice. s's !.
THE Insolvency Of the estate Of BENZ. 8.
4 Grow, dead, having been suggested to
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Rhea coun
ty. Tenn, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to.file the same
withsthe Clerk Of said Court on or before the
slsth day Of April. 1859. properly suthsnti
GATED, or they will be forever barred.
ROB'T N GILLESPIE, Adm'r.
Dec II, l85s-St-624 $3.50
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Jus 1 ceivec

Ou0 * Q CefVod,
SPiRITS OF Turpentne; Citrate Magnesia;
- Alcohol; Rochelle Salts;
Copal varnsh; Tartaric Acid
Cubebs, ground; Rushton's Cod Liver Oil
Fine Brandy and Jamaicn Sprits
600 feet first quality Window Glass, Shy 10;
800 feet first quality Window Glass, 10 by 10;
400 feet first quality Window Glass, 10 by IS;
900 lbs White Lead In OIL
On hand good supply Of Paints Oil and Dye-stufs;
and various other Medicines too tedious to mention
Aug20 WIN. BURNS.
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A AID STILL THEY COME. Another
IA cheap lot OF BOOTS and SHOES, just received
and for sale by Nov5 W. @. WITT.
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Sale of Land for Taxes.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, CIRCUIT COURT,
RoAsEo COUNTY. NovEMBER Term, 1858.
" HEREAS, STERLING I. TURNER, former
w Sheriff and Collector Of the public tax
es OF the county Of ROane. reports to he
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,
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:
Ell Bridges-One town Lot in Loudon,
9th District, No. 38, valued at $8O0--tax for
1852, 10; same for 1853. valued at 5000
tax 81 40; clerks fee 81, 80; sherif's fee 81;
printers fee Sl,h0-total $3.50
Thomas L. Presfon-One town lot in Lou.
don, 9th District. No. 2, valued at ssOO-tax
for 1853, Sl,20; same for 1854, valued at
S300-tax Sl,32; clerks fee l,60; sherif's
fee 81; primers fee A ,5O-total $3.50.
John L. Preston-One town Lot in Loudon,
9th District. No. 2, valued at S3OO-tax for
1855, 81 30; clerks fee $3.50; sheriff's fee 81;
printers fee 81, 50-total $500.
Baker d Hurd-Two town lots in Loudon,
9th District, valued at sl5O0-tax for 1855,
SO; clerks fee $780, sheriffs fee 81; printers
fee 81, 6O-total $40.
Calvin 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 ~, 80; clerks fee $3.50; sheriff's fee 81;
printers fee 81, 60--total $l0,l3.
Whereupon, it is considered by the Court
that judgment be and it 10 hereby entered
against the Aforesaid Tracts Of Land and
Town Lots. lying and being In the county Of
Roans 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 1855; and II is ordered by the Court That
said several Tracts of Lsnd 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 ssvsrally, be sold
- the law directs.
true copy from the record.
Attest: W.. 8. PATTON, Clerk.
NOTICE. will, on Monday, the nth day
In OF March, 1859, at the Court house
door in Kingston, Tennessee. sell to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, the above de-
scribed Tracts Of Land and Town Lots, or so
much Of each Of them 40 shall be sufficient
to satisfy the taxes, costs and charges due
severally thereon.
STERLING T. TURNER,
Former Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
Dec n, ls58-3t-534
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w Several new advertisements appsxr
this week, TO which attention is invited.
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NASHVILLE
7ANH NOTE List.
fCopied from the DdilN Ne,rs1
Friends and Fellow-Sinners !

"E proposed, when we opened our Goods last
w Spring, to sell them low down for Cash or to
prompt dealers time. We have discharged our part
OF the contract, and as the list Of January (when all
accounts should be squared and closed) is fast an.
preaching, we wish customers who have bought on
time to bear us In mind when they out to te
their past years accounts. Try and get up money
enough to pay the whole accountat any rate bring us
MONEY. We wish to know who our prompt customers
are. Due attention to the above will much oblge
Dec IL robson, sARTAIN L co.
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Dental Instruments.

THE subscriber has for sale asNew Case Of
L Dental Instruments. completes - from
Jones, White d McCurdy's Dental Depot.
Philadelphia, Pa. c. A. JORDAN.
Athens, Aug 8, l85s-tf-5l5
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Swan 81 Co.'S Lotteries
TRIUMPHANT.
Capital Prize $4,000!


The following Scheme win be drawn by g. Swan 4
Co.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery In each
Of their Single Number lotteries for December 1853,
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, In public, under the superin
tendence OF Commissioners.
GLASS a draws on Saturday, DECEMBER 4, 1873.
GLASS 70 draws op Saturday, DEcEMBER IL, 1883.
GLASS 40 draws on Saturday DECExaER is, 1855
GLASS II draws on Saturday DECEMBER 25, 1885
On the Plan Of SInule Nsauahers
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w. O. WITT

REGS leave to sny that he will still con.
- tinue the business ut the same stand, aud
respectfully asks his friends and the public
for their patronage. Being thankful for pastV
favors, he solicits q continuance of the same
His motto will still be to sell Cheap for Cash
or Prompt Pay. Nov S
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state of Tennessee, Monroe county.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Robert Cunningham and Joseph Walker. Ad-
illustrators OF Joseph Cunningham, decd,


Solomon Horton ami wife, and others.
ON motion of coinpainants, the death Of
~ Nancy Horton lie suggested. and it APP
Pearing from the proof made before me that
the said Nancy is dead, leaving in the State
of Missouri the following persons heirs.at.
law, viz: Matthew L., Nancy A Barsheba,
Mabala, Louisa }. and Hastin Horton, Riley
Shamlee and wife Sarah NJ, Sophiana Nh.
comb and her husband John Nucomb, Mary
A. Nucomb and her husband John Nucomb.
On motion, it is ordered by me that said
cause be revived against the said persons,
heirs at-law of the said Nancy Horton, de.
ceased,-and because 1T appearing from the
affidavit of the compliments that they are
not residents Of the State. of Tennessee, it is
ordered shat publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks, re-
quiring the said parties, heirs.at law of Nan.
ey Horton, deceased, to appear at the Court.
house in Madispnville, tennessee, on the Sc.
cond Monday of January next, to answer,
plead or demur to said bill, or it will be
taken for confessed as to them.
J. L. HOUSTON, Clerk,
Dec g., 85s-4t-prs fee s6-5S2
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Dt90Olufion.

'HHE firm Of W. q. WITT d CO. has ting
L day dissolved by mutual consent-w. u
Witt having bought W. Is. Heron. INTEREST,"
- w. G. WITT,
Oct 81, 1858. w. b. HERON.
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Notice.
Alexander Il McKamy.
rs. y Attachment,

Chrlstopher 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 thu: the proceedings in this cause be
stayed until the 10Th day of May, $50. ON
which said day saL..iefendant 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 l. GRAVES.
Dec II, 1Sb8-4t-prs fee 1884
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10 Prizes, amounting to .aseO,OOO
RhoLe Tickeka 40 H1Lrea h-=QuaEfersq K

tv A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receivingit.
Certificates ~ Packages will be sold at the folio
rates, which Is the risk
cnie of PACKAGE of 10 Whole Ticketa -. aaO
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GCHOOL HOOKS and STATIONERY.
- Just received large lot OF School Books Station
cry, &C., which will be sold cheap for cash.
Oct Is @. W. ROSS.
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PROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.

U, S. CAr1oL EXTENSION WAsnSGroS AQrEDucr OFFICE,
Washington, September 30th 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS win until the rurth
day OF December furnishing the grounds Of the
Extension of the Capitol hundred Shafts for the columns Of the
exterior poricos II that building.
The dimensions IA follows
One hundred SHIFTS including the upper torus of the base each
SHAFT onogt inches IN he ght from
the bottom of iorus to the top of the upper astraga
The diameter the bottom shaft TO be three feet
inches the diameter Of the shaft above the
three the neck below the capital two feet
eighth inches and tho diameter OF tho aanga TO be
chhs inches Thco the nett dmen
slons the work when finished * 3
All scabbled dimensions be
from which would bemiscs In the finished columns
The above shafts be Of white American arbe similar in color
ga aud composition to thai used In the exterior W the Capitol
tension, which comes ftom Lee, Massachusetts.
proposal should accompanied with block at least
cubic specimen of the marble offered This speci
will be submitted chemical and before
being accepted for the work.
The proposals should state the within which
delivered, should be by written
responsible the effect that he
ty ia the bidder bidders will II his their bids be
accepted obligation within with snDi
secures the completion the undertaken said
by tho certificate the United States
District Judge United States District Attorney
officer the general Individual known the Engineer
Department War the able make good their
guarantee.
The United the right reject all bids
deemed and make other for procuring
the marble
will be received for furnishing the shafts either In single
blocks the
be
Proposals will be opened this office Of the 4 December
In the Of bidders who choose TO be
BY order of the Secretary of War
NJ. c. MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers
In charge of L. $. Capitol Extension.
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PROSPECTUS
For pubiDhng Monthly Psiodsoai IN Washington, ID. c.,
calied
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
PROSPECTUS
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
BIZ L. ID. JOHNSON.

rIyHE National Recorder" will contain sixteen
u quaro with asiaes double r dollar
Besides The miscellaneous reading found In periodicals Of this Kind
il Will be mainly devoted to the following objects:
FIRST 10 give information Of all all thai may be done n the egsa.
two and executive departments Of the relating 20
In The legislative 4, viii embrace the spr, Of all
done Congress this subject Including the service chap
an In the House with sketches OF the that
may be delivered before Congress.
In the department viii all ia relates the
chaplain service In the and military posts and in
military and schools going vessel aud
homes syins by the facilities for obtaining information at the
departments Washington with chnpans
shall be able produce estng public
The second object will be collect statistical information and 10
publish under the head Of each Territory all that relates
The general Of religion This number all
officially eossed cersymen employed Otherwise the
number rsch ediaces and church members together with The
nuinbeF s anaaaiiy each distinct church Organization We
shall enter upon such plan Of coesponec as VIII enable u to
reach this Information with than together
with other c statistics relating religious matters which
eutcrinio the "schelules' United States
The third oec viii be to notice all M s and interesting in
literature and emitting bcstow special attention
enis made known at the Smithsonian Institution also at the Coast
Office tho National Observatory and OF tho Scientific Arts
and teachers aaons and also Of such books aud periodicals
are intended to Iromote popular education
proposed lies complete accomplishment To er
this shall the kindly OF three classes OF
ou of science and learning in the United Saesor each OF whom
we have a distinct proposition.
will CONAN, other things, important memorial to
Congress whcod first be placed the hands of every clergy
ht in Its ehace at earlier date intend issue the first
number nDecember We therefore respectfully
who will with their address, dollar that
will send them the Recorder" years numbers for
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cdtorsor periodicals newspapers excepting those
which are political and sceular give prospectus
containing propose
tho and locality Of their through
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