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MOUNT HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL
For Males and Eeun,as


TNHE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS IN
l. stitution will open on Monday January 2d,
next, under the supervision Of Mr.. s HALE and
Lady.
Terms per Session Of Fire HonfLs one hnIf in otl-
rance, and balance at close Of .Session:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition and Defamation, 500
Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences.
Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, Declama-
ton, &C., 1000
Contingent Fee in advance, %
Boarding, convenient to School, (wash-
ing and lights cxtra) per week, 1926
No student admitted for less than half session.
and no deduction for lost time except in cases Of
protracted sickness.
TRUSTEES.
WV. L. RICE, DANIHL Lowry,
JAS. FoRREsT, WIN. l.. BURN,
j. I. Lowry, Jyo u. Lowry,
JAMES Lowry.
Dec. 2, lSjg--3m-5Si.
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Notice, No. 1,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
IL istng between tho undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and the business will
be closed up by p. l.. BRYAN, who alone is author
lied to do the same. p. l.. BRYAN
Oct. Z, lSj0-3t-j77 j. M. HORTON.
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NURSERY AT LOUDON.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FINE MUIR
l. SERY OF APPLE TREES and few PEAR
TREES, of very choice kinds, which he offers for
sale this season. The assortment is complete,
ripening from June until frost lie feels assured
that 1t will be to the interest of those who wish
fine fruit to send their orders to him at Loudop as
he has been engaged for twenty-five years in the
cultivation of Apple Trees for sale in East Ten
nessee, and cultivates the finest varieties adapted
to the climate of the Southern States. Loudon is
situated on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road at the Tennessee river. Apple Trees. from
to feet high, will be put on the cars, or steam
boat, at Loudon, in good order, at l2t each, or
Sll,OO per hundred; Trees from to 5 feet, at
$1,000 per hundred; Pear Trees % each.
Relereaees!-Ge Jas. IL. Reagan, Facility,
McMinn co.; Tenn; VIM. Lowry, Esq, Athens,
Tenn VIM s. Galloway, Riceville Tenn; Rev.
A, II. Lawson, Cleveland, Tenn; +. Cox, Dalton,
Ga. j. j. BELL.
Dec. 2, 1s5o-3m-5sI.
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sWEETWATER UNION INSTITUTE


TN1IE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
i this Institution will commence on Monday,
9th September, 1859. The Female Department
will be under the charge of Mrs. II. q. CookE.-
Assistant Teachers will be employed in the primary
department us they may be needed. Rates of Tu-
iion will be as heretofore, payable one half in aa-
vance and the other half at the close of the half
session. No student admitted for LESS than half
session. No deduction for lost time except in
cases of protractcd sickness.
The Music Department will be under the charge
Of Mr.. IL. G. CooKE
Boarding can be had in good families at reason
able rates. J. H. PATTON See
Swectwatcr, Aug &c, 1S59-tf-jTO
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Nep, Enlarged and Rerised-Nop Ready for
UisiriJHtion.
Superior Inducements to the Public
A NEW AND SURE PLAN FOR OBTAIN
N ing com and SiL YER Witches, and
other valuable Prizes. Full particulars given in
Catalogues which will be sent free to all upon ap
plcati0n.
Valuable Gifts, worth from 80 cts. to 800,
GElR1NTEED to each purchaser. 100000
in Gifts have been distributed to my patrons with
in the past six months--Sl5 900 to be dis
tributcd during the next six months.
The inducements offered Agents are more libcr-
al than those of any other house in the business
Having been in the Publishing and Bookselling
business for the last eight years, my experience
enables me to conduct the Gift Enterprise with
the greatest satisfaction to ALL
51S- AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County. For full particulars address
DUANE RULISON
Quaker City Publishing House,
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept 80, 1S50-4m-575
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Notice. No. Q.

HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE IN
III terest of j. NJ. IIORros in the firm of HoR-
TON BRYAN, the business will be carried on as
heretofore at the old stand.
Oct IA, 1859 p. L. BRYAN.
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Notice, No. a.

WILL SELL MY STOCK OF GOODS
i cheaper for Cash than they can be bought in
East Tennessee--so, call early If you want good
bargains. [0ct 14] p. l.. BRYAN.
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A Gentle Warning.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO HORTON
IA BRYAN for the years 1878, are re-
quesed to pay up. and we would say to those who
have accounts with us for the present year that
we want and expect the MOI ey, or its equivalent.
at the close of the year. We will give you tho
market price Tor Wheat. We have been selling
out at cost, and will continue to sell Won Goods
cheaper than You can buy them in this market
Respectfully, HORTON 4 BRYAN.
Aug 26
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Notice this, our Friends and Customers.

A OUR PARTNERSHIP WILL VERY
IA soon expire by limitation, we admonish one
and all that owe us for Goods, or any thing
else, to he prepared to liquidatc the same by the
first of January, 1860, as all accounts and notes
after that date will be placed in the hands Of a
very severe collecting officer. Our stock of Goods
isvcry full and complete for the season, embra-
cling everything comfortable for winter, also, a
large lot of Iron which we will sell by the ton ut
manufacturers prices. freight, added; also large
lot of Domestics ut Factory prices, and all other
Goods will he sold for cost and freight for cash.
We have. also. large lot of Glover Seed, Timothy
Seed, Orchard Grass and Red Top, just from Lou
isville, Ky, which We offer for sale US low as they
can be bought elsewhere.
MARTIN, VARNELL co.
Calhoun, Nov. IS, lS5q--tf-5S2
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Just Received,

JUST hecelVeu,
I BBI. WINTER STRAINED WHALE OIL:
keg Madeira Wine (pure Grape Juice y
s boxes IL by IS Window Glass, fine city;
8 Z" u by 10 &" "
10 by u
dcz Davidsons Patent sclf-Syringc Gumclastic
bulb;
! gross Tolley's Arabian Horse Powders;
! Petroleum, or Rock Oil;
doz. Wine of Elder Berries;
200 lbs White Lead in Oil;
200 Putty.
On hand. large stock of Drugs generally con-
sistng of Paints. Oils and Dyc-Stuils, Patent
Medicines, Pcrlumery, &C.;
Brushes. Tooth, Paint and Whitcwash.
Also, Fine Brandies and Rye Whiskoy.
July WIN. BURNS.
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Justices Court, Blount County, Tenn,

Jones Cowan, aud Signor Everett, !
Attachment
Eppy Everett.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAYITS
i in the above cause, that Eppy Everett, the de-
PENDANT, is a nonresident of Tennessee, and is
justly indebted 10 both the above named plaintiffs
and the following property-yiz: One yoke work
Cattle, three head young Cattle, ono Clock, and
TWO Mich COWS, having been attached at the
separate suits Of said Jones 4 Cowan and Sipnor
Everett, said Eppy Everett is therefore notified to
appear before me, at my office in Blount county.
on the 23d day Of January 1860, to answer and
defend said charges, or the same will be taken
as confessed and heard parte.
- JAMES NJ. LANE,
Justice Peace, for Bio,mt eountu
Dec. 2, 1s59-it-prs fee So 5s4
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Purifer oil the Blood, ana certain cure Tor scroll
ula or Kings Evil Lumbar Absccss, Hip Dis
ease, White Swelling, all Diseases of the Skin,
Diseases Of tho Liver, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Spine, Chronic Sore Eyes. Scald Head Salt
Rheum, Scurvy, Chorea or StNitus Dance, Asth-
ma, Jaundce, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic
Debility following Intermittent or Mularious
Feyers, and all diseases arising from the OK
cessivc use of Mercury.
Tho Vegetable Alternative is offered to the public
as a radical euro for the above named diseases
arising wholly or in part from impurity or vita
ton Of the blood-thc basis Of its success rests
upon the well-known Alternative properties of Span
ish Sarsaparila which imported Expressly Tor the
compoundor of this medicine in all its purity it j:
then, with the addition of other medical plants
Alternative and tonic in their action--manuiacturct
with great care, and concentrated in poldtablt
form, making by the combination one Of the hes
Alternative Medicines ever used. IL H. mild. yc
active in its operntion it rcnoyatcs, while it re-
moves the cause Of disease, and may be used by
oil with confidence and safety.
It Is AN Alternative Tonic and is peculiarly adapt
ed to malarious sections Of the cUuntry-it crndi-
Gates thoroughly all traces Of chronic debility
which so ortcn follows attack of severe or pro.
tracte1 eases of intermittent fever. In the South
and West it has been thoroughly tried and has
never failed to restore the invalid to health, some
times after all other remedies have failed
In diseases arising from an excessive use OF
mercury other mineral medicines, IL is unsur-
passed. IN inc thorough anu prompt manner IN
which il cradcatcs all diseased matter from the
blood and glandular system.
In all cutancol5 diseases it acts like charm,
and in such diseases as Scali Head, Salt Rheum,
and Skin Diseases Of every kind, it is without an
equal in its curative effects.
IN the combination there are remedies that act
directly on the Liver and Kidneys, and therefore
it proposes to relieve these organs when in torpid
or inactive state II relieving these and other
organs and being purifier Of the blood, II claims
to be q euro for that loalhsoma disease Scrolula
The Alternative is put up in pint bottles. Ac-
campaigning each bottle lisa pamphlet setting forth
the nature aud character Of the several diseases
for which it proposes to be a cure.
All ercnts aud others who have the Alternative
for sale supplied with these pamphlet. for dis
tribution. Ask for ono and read IT,
This medicine has bccu extensively used by
many physicians Of emncuce throughout the South
and we have letters from many Of them, speaking
In the highest terms Of its action an Alternative
Tonic Remedy. We arc at liberty to refer to DR.
King, of Louishurg, N. c.; DR.. Claiborne, of Pc
tersburg, Va; Drs. Wilson and Sanders, Mariana
Fla; Drs. Blunt. Hart, and Butler, Greenwood
Fla; DR.. c. \. llentz, Quincy Fla; DR.. Il. NJ
FAINT, Banks.on, Miss, and many others.
THOMAS 3 FULLER, Gen. Agents.
No. 203 Fulton street. New York.
For sale by WIN. BURNS Athens.
Aug 26--ly-j70
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO SELL HIS
Il property, situated in Athens, consisting of a
House with two rooms. and Kitchen detached from
main building-chimneys to each room--good
Smoke-house, Stable, &C., and quarter acre Lot.
1t is conveniently situated to good spring, and
creek water for stock The buildings are all new
and conveniently arranged If any person wishes
to buy, they will do well to apply soon, us am
going West and determined to sell. Terms to
be agreed upon. j. NJ. HORTON.
Athens, Aug &C. lS5g-tc-57O
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Iron Axles.

usT RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF IRON
y Axlcs, sizes from u to inches-Boxes II to
IL inches long-whieh will sell cheap for cash.
may GEO. W. ROSS.
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LOUDON ACADEMIC INSTITUTE,


j. NJ. BiGGS, 4. g., Principal.
Mrs. NJ. II. X. BlGGS, Assistant.
TTNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTlTU-
l. ton will open on Monday, the 9TH of Sept.
TERMS, per- SesyioD Of 90 Ipec1s, poyd6ie one
half in Hdr"aee bnip,oc at ciose Of Session.
Spelling, Residing (McGu,Iey's LIST and "a
r -.'i''tf-'iil', rfrfnury arithmetic, Priiha>
ry Geography 90
Spelling, Reading (NcGufey's ID and 3d)
Arithmetic I'D part ....... ............... 500
Reading (McGufey's IthJ English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic completed, e. IN 90
Mathematcs and Natural Sciences, .......... T. 90
Latin and Greek, H. 90
Weekly exercises in Composition and Dcclama-
ton. No student admitted for less time than half
session. No deduction for lost time except in cases
Of protractcl sickness.
Contingent fee 81 in advance.
j. +. HARRISON, Chairman.
j. NJ. McDowELL, Sccrciuyy.
Aug 90, l2j9-tcsH-5-O
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Stoves! Stoves COOKING Stoves I,

ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP, AN AS
~ sortment of superior Cooking Stoves, COM
piete in all their arrangements. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Terms easy and to
suit the times. JAS. c. CALHOUN
Athens, July S-tc-J63
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE MAHOGA-
i ny Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing Bureau,
and offer them for sale cheap.
July j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Justice f'eoce, for u
Dec. 2, lS59-it-prs fee SO 5s4
Read This (!

re OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING NOTES
l. and Accounts with US for 1858, don't come for
ward and pay us, we will be compelled to hand
their papers to an officer for collection We are in
earnest. Isept2SI robson, RICE 4 co.
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Turning Plows.

lust RECEIVED A SMALL LOT OF NO
~ Peacock Plows--tho cheapest and best pillow
in use. For sale cheap, by
J. NJ HENDERSON
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The Last Notice.

A i'll PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN.
a "A dersigned either by note or account, must
pay by the LIST of January, 1850. There Is no
buncombe in this notiee--they arc obliged To
have money-and mean just what they say.
Dec. q SEHORN 4 If6RNSBY.
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Saddle, Bride and Harness Mandatory

"eoe sue " He fuotlc square.
NNHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks TO the
public generally for the very liberal patronage he
has heretofore received and hopes by Industry perse
tnuance Of the same.
He keeps constantly on hand assortment Of Sad
dies Brides Carriage and Buggy Harness. and every
thing else In that line made by the best OF workmen
He would also inform his friends that he has Just
opened lot OF saddlery, such as Enameled Leather
Leather stirrup Irons, Bride Bits hne assortment
Mule Bits, Buckets, Swaps, Whips for Two Horse wag
on, Harness, Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon Sad
die Trees &c., &c all OF which he offers on accommo
dating terms All orders punctually attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Athens, April ., is5s-tf-so4
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Dried ErnifI

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SMALL LOT
Il of Dried Apples and Peaches, for retail.
Nov IS. j. N. HENDERSON.
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
Nndis0nvillc, Tenn.
CALENDAR FOR 1S59-G0.
Winter Session commences, ..........Sept. 10
Winter Session closes. ....................Jan. 20
Summer Session commences, .-........Feb. ~
Summer Session closes, ..................Junc 80
Annual Examination, the last Thursday and
Friday in June.
In the Music Department we have engaged the
services of Miss SINCLAIRE, pupil Of the cele-
brated Italian master, Bassiui
For further particulars see Catalogue, which
will be sent upon application to the undersigned.
S. VI. GAINES, Principal.
Sept Q, 1S50-tf-jl6
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Bedsteads /!

uST RECEIVED, A LOT OF VERY
- hagdsome Cottage Bedsteads, and for sale by
Sept 10 j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Sewing Machines

p0WDOIR'S AND PRATT's PATENT SEW
I'D ing Machines, double and single thread, from
S25 to $50 complete Call and examine them, at
Apl - GEO. w. ROSS.
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Stable Dry Goods.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
Notice.

hN ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH HAVE
~ this day sold my interest in the Goods Bust
ness to w. A. Rucker, who will still continue the
business at our oh stand In retiring from tho
business. l sincerely thank my old friends and
customers for their very liberal patronage and So
licit continuance of the same to my successor
Oct 10. 1Sj9-tf-577 W. C. WITT
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PIANO FORTES.

YNIIE SUBSCRIBER is NOW RECEIVING
l. new stock of Elegant Pianos from tho old
est and most responsible manufactures of tho
North.
These instruments are for sale at Swcetwater,
Dec 8, lS57-tf-i2S. H. g. COOKE
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d oBESON, RICE 4 CO., HAVE JUST RE-
III ceived a lot of Boots and Shoes, which they
are offering low down for cash or to prompt deal
ers. Nov. 251
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Glass.
| Measures and Tubs, Moss in sncks
] Musical Instruments, Mineral Water in glass
| Nuts. in bags
| Oysters in kegs and cans
Oranges, sacked, Oil, in glass
Paper Hangiugs. not boxed
Preserves. In glass, ut owners risk
Pickles, in glass, at owners risk
Palm Leaf Peltres
Printing Presses
Piano Fortes, at owners risk
Porter and Ale. in glass
Paintings and Pictures, well boxed
Rattan, Russia Brstles
steam Boilers, thirty feet and under
steam Boilers, thirty feet, one and half first
class rates
| Stationery
| Scythc Snaths, Scale and Scale Beams, not boxed
| Sluishs, boxed, twice first class rates
! Stoves. at owners risk
| Sweet Potatoes, Sizing, Stove Pipe
! Spirits Turpen,ine
/ stove Plates, ut owners risk
Sowing Machines
| Trunks, Tuwarc. boxed
| Trees and Shrubbery, boxed, at owners risk
Trees and Shrubhcry, bailcd, at owners risk, once
and half first class rates
! Irvine
| Toys, boxed
! Umbrellas
| Ncneerng not boxed. Varnsh
Wagons, childrcns not boxed twice first class rates
Wagons and Hobby Horses, boxed once and half
first class rates
| Wax, Wine, in boxes or baskets
| Whips. Whalcboncs, Whcclbarrows
| Wooden Ware, Wagon Fcllocs and Bows
| Willow Ware, twice first class rates
| Wool
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NEW WAGON MAKERS SHOP!
JAMES BAKER,
South Side Of the Bridge,
Athens, Tenn,

rs prepared to make all kinds Of Wagons, on short
ii notice and In the best style-from Wheelbarrow
up to the largest Road Wagon. All work warrant
ed. All kinds of Repairing done short notice. and
with the best material. Call in, gentlemen, and judge
for yourselves.
already done. Jan s-tf-4S5
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Kings Salt,

100 SACKS OF SALT JUST RECEIVED
wv and for sale at 50 per sack-only for
Cash or Prodnce. j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Rates IN cents per 100 lJs. Jetireen NashciWe and
h"orriffc, oad Stations on the Eas, Tennessee g
Georgia Rail Road.
First Glass, Sixty Cents n 100 lbs.
Second Class, Sixty Cents d 100 TBS.
Third Glass, Forty-scven Cents r. 100 lbs.
Fourth Glass, Thirty five Cents D 100 lbs.
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DR., J, B, TAYLOR

n EsPECTFULLY tenders his Professional Services
EA to the public. OiCe West side of Public Square
Athens, Dec 31-tf-535
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route. deny Il. The men who made these reports
shirked their duty, and they did 80 simply because
they were working for q Company which could not
proceed Immediately to the spot and contradict the
statement. Better overseers have made better re-
ports, and have also made roads. They found hard
working Indians, and 10 large numbers too.
But apart from these exceptions to the miserable
retrospect Of Company subordinates have the word
and engagement Of man worth $500 600, that if the
Company will give him contract he will bind him
self under heavy bonds to put upon the road 10000
hard working Indians, whose pay will not exceed one
dollar per day, and probably not fifty cents. With
this army of laborers under proper management the
road might be made, graded, and macadamized in
eight months, to point equal to any road in the
United States. feel satisfied that this can be done,
and also feel assured that IL the Company com.
mences again, and offers fair opening to other men
than this class Of spectators like Stevens Stevenson
and that class OF men without practical knowledge
and without means, they will find that their diff
culties will give way, all natural obstacles must
yield to human enterprise.
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o.1'1'1 - Ssssss; =: e z lsc,sks@sE
General Aemaxks-IheyfaO666o 666oas
Ths La11ls Ssnsssss-CsS Seo5a r. " TH1SIns
.stsf-ClslFesGs fFeA Var -
terday-Dsrsssusss - -, -, -.
Yesterday The Mssatss, = II II ~ -
pleasant and somewhst ~ At absrt ii ~
old Sol pssined his ssssl NY - ~ ~ Ksuy
warm.
Busines on The leves n ssgas0 = u -
On The upper lsudisg ~ bsus wsss - =
and about the same On tie t~w ls1l1U ~
for al points are very scarce, ~ ssee6 - II
By sdvices received yesterday no ISW
We learn that Cspt. GeoFes h. KifNs 1sWs1esy6r
did packet Lzsie Simmons WIS n1i6ly 49, sGll.
pleted. Sbs will be ready to lsavs - ~ 1eeAse
tembss. Her cylinders have bess tnegg - fss ~
Iof them viii be ~ inches ID dansoes. ~ est1go
outfit wiH b. she anek thst has eyse bseu tngns0
eut. 4 W y
Part q Yesterdays nsil having failed, weass unsp
PIE % lay before ous readers any lass fiysE nsxk
1ns steamer cspisol sos Memphis, and ths GsAdis~s
tor sor ss Iosis leit yesterday with faF tsips -
sengess win Be sbIe 70 eoun1c4 = vickstur9 wtf
Capitol by taking ths ncsnsne's tsaiu Il en-. ~
with the GIadstos ~ tsazus MI eyepiaes 80,
| Of cars. 7s5ff
| 1.-THE sssamer Gnud Dsks - ~, Ia1rs. 80
rived yesterday, bruushs Z - - - 1pteGue
load Of new cotton tfs sssIuu. s9s
WIZ DO SrxAM Bcxsn Exvreun - Il IL -
cent meetisgof the Ancsaa3oa ~ a. ~
Of Science, Mr. Hyatt, Of Nv yogk. ~ S1I1f
We believe. % Be- the tyse casss. s = RI
pressure Is doubled, by Only aighs IN q
At 212 degrees Of heat wsiey beg1ss 10 ~ = IT.
degrees iron becomes of b red beat s gR8.
2l2 degrees Of heat u pesads y S1salg
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BRITISH ABoL1TIoNIsM ILLUsTRATED-A" Living
Pictwe."-A case of mysterious disappearance oe-
CURED at Chatham, G. W., about two weeks since,
creating considerable commotion in the neighbor-
hood account of the social position of the parties
concerned, and no little surmise in regard to the
whereabouts of the missing person. This was the
wife of Mr.. Arthur Andrew, wealthy farmer living
four miles from the city, woman much respected
for her good character and amiable disposition and
the last that suspected Of any improper con.
duct. To general surprise therefore, Mrs. Andrew
was found, few days ago, in negro house Of pros
titution in Chatham, in which place she had day or
two previously been delivered of mulatto child.
Being taken into custody, she confessed the truth
without reserve, stating that the cause of her flight
was fear Of detection in intimacy which had for
long time existed between herself and negro man
named Jones, employed on her husbands farm. Her
husband was expected to have been overwhelmed by
the discovery. ANY ordinary man would have been,
but Mr.. Arthur Andrews is British aboltionist, and
looks at things in an abstract way. He took the
woman in his arms, fresh from the embraces OF the
defiling vagabond who had ruined him and his
family and but for the indignant interference OF bis
friends would have carried her home again, which 1t
is said he intends doing as be is permitted BY
the feeling Of the community. The dusky evidence,
or living pcture' of his connubal felicity will pro-
badly be adopted also, as reminder OF the happy
event which crowned him with the honors OF African
cuckoldom. The very essence OF amalgamationism
must have had its abode in the mind of man who
could become SO tame and spritless thing as he is
represented.