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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc VIM. GEORGE, sacandidate fdr re-elee
ton to the Office Of County Court Clerk of Nc.
MINI county, at the ensuing March election.
J1S- We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc JOHN +. SLOWER as IL candidate TO,
reelection to the office. of Circuit Court Clerk oil
McMinn county.
nouncc JOllN N. DUNN, Esq, of Cleveland, as
n candidate for Attorney General, for the 4th Ju-
dicial circuit Election in May -
JaS- We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc WILLIE LOWRY, Esq, Of Athens, as a
candidate for Attorney General, Fourth judicial
Circuit, ut the election in May 1860.
no" We are authorized and requested 10 an.
nounco JAMES L. SHELLEY us u candidate fol
reelection to the office of County Court Clerk OF
Roanc county, at the ensuing March election. $
BfS- We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce Il EO. W. MAYO as n candidate for County
Court Clerk of Roanc county, at the election next
March.
10" We are authorized and requested to an
nonnce p. l.. GAMBLE as candidate for the
Office Of County Conrt Clerk for McMnn county
Election March Sd, 1850. -
ne" We are authorized and requested to an
nounce c. A. JORDAN as n candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk for McMinn county, ut the ensuinp
March election,
ga1S- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce DAN. W. ROBINSON us a candidate for
Sheriff of McMinn county. Election March 3d.
1860.
1ziJ~ We arc authorized and requested to an
nounce VIM. q. WITT as Il candidate for County
Court Clerk, McMnn comfy, at the ensuing Marcel,
election. u
lzS- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. SNYDER as II candidate for County
Trustee McMinn county, at the ensuing March
election.
ES- We are authorized and requested TO an
nouncc II. II. RIDER as IL candidate for Trustee
for McMinn county, at the approaching March
election.
lsis> We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc HORACE A. McMAHAN as u candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn county, at the
ensuing March election.
sSo- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce ALLEN D0DSON, as II candidate fol
County Trustee of McMinn county, at the ensu,
ing March election.
yES- We are authcfilcd ana requested to an.
nouncc r.. Z. ENGLEDOW as "A candidate fol
County Trustee, at the ensuing March election,
H0- We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce q. W. LYLE, Esq, of Chattanooga, as q
candidate for Attorney General, DIT tho ensuing
election, May 1890.
nouncc CHAS. STAPLES as candidate fol
Trustee for McMinn county. Election next March
Mfy- We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce l.. Il. CANTRHLL as II candidate fol
Sheriff of McMinn county; at the ensuing March
election.
.ES- We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce SIM. W. FOSTER as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff Of McMnn county, at the ensuing
March election.
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The Test of IL Years Experience
Has proved the superior qualify Of
HEGEMAN, CLARK * co.'s
GENJTTNE OOTi rrVrJD orr


IL Is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
Tor Consumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism,
&C., ever discovered.
cd"ton.-The value of this remedy depends up
on Its purity, and in order 20 secure our custom
ers pure article, one of our firm went to New
foundland to supcrntcnd the manufacture of our
OIL, and we odrront il pure. See that the label
mas the eagle and mortar, and the signature over
the cork Of zach bottle, as there is great deal of
cheap, inferior oil pamed off for genuine, to the
great injury of patients.
%Js- Ask for Hegeman, Clark & Co.'S and take
no other, as many have been cured With the gen
ulne who have used Others without any benefit.
SEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY. - Paint.
- Grease Spots, Re-. removed instantly; gloves,
silks, ribbons, &c., cleaned equal to new, without
INJURY to the most delicate color or fabrc by Hege-
man d Cos Concentrated Bensine, only 25 cents
per bottle. HEGEMAN 4 Co. Druggists.
l6i, 800. 5i1 and 100 Broadway, New Nork.
Oct 3s-2m-57g
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vs. Even those who are in the enjoyment Of

Va Even those who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to toncs as preventives Of disease. We
never too well armored against the assaults of
ethe ills that flesh is heir to-" Such an invigora-
tor they may find in HosrETrER's BIrTgRs--a
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving vitality and elasticity to the system. AT
this siason particularly, the Strongest man is not
proof against the malaria, in certain sections of
the country. In all cases Of foyer an aguc, tie
Bittcrs is more potent than any amount of qui-
nine, while the most dangerous cases of bilious
fever yield to its wonderful properties Those
who have tried tho medicine will never use anoth-
or, for any Of the ailments which the Hostetter
Birters processes TO subdue. To those who have
tbt inade the experiment, We cordially recommend
an early application to the Btters whenever they
are stricken by disease Of the digestive organs
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
Wa SEQ advertisement In ancther column.
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A $ OUR PARTNERSHIP WILL VERY
IA soon expire by Limitation, we admonish one
anu all that owe us ftr Goods. or any thing
else, to be prepared to lipidate the same by the
first of January, 1860, al all accounts and notes
after that date will he faced in the hands of II
very severe collecting oiifcr. Our stock of Goods
is very full and complete for the season. cnbra-
cling everything comfortable for winter, also,
large lot Of lron which w will sell by the ton at
manufacturers prices freight added; also IL large
lot of Domestics at Factofy prices, and all other
Goods will be sold for eos aud freight for cash.
We have, also, large lot # Clover Seed, Timothy
Seed, Orchard Grass and Red Top, Just from Lou-
isville, Ky, which we oicrfor sale as low as they
can be bought elsewhere
MARTIN, VARNELL & co.
Calhoun, Nov. Is, lS59-.tf-5S2
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DIED,

OF typhoid fever, at the residence of his rntbor
IN in the town of Mckinney, Collin county, Texas,
WILLIAM Henry HARRISON SHIELDS. eldest son
OF John Shields, formerly of East Tennessee, aged
~ years, months and IL days. after an illness of
~ days. Without nurmur he gave up the ghost,
and his spirit returned to God who gave it. He
has left behind him numerous friends and nc
qunintances, both in Tennessee and in Texas, to
mourn his loss. Thus is youth cut of in the prime
Of life and vigor of manhood.
Oh can it be that thou art dead
Thou so young, so good so true!
And has thy gentle spirit fed
Beyond that sky of azure hue
Though our loss will be thy gain
And from sorrow thou art free
Yet the star of life shall wane
~. Ere we cease to mourn for thee,
We speak of thee with fearful eve,
Thy name is now an holy spell
That binds our souls to realms on high.
Where the sainted spirit dwclls.
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Notice to Non.Residents.

TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i tons of the bill filed In this cause, that Thorn
US FORESTER and his wife Peggy, ---Forrister,
- FORESTER, ---Forristcr, children of
Sally FORESTER Cate Sally Marney,) decd, Carr
Dalton and wife Sally, daughter of phebe Bowers,
decd, the children OF Sally Blake, decd, whose
names, uges, aud residence are unknown--Nancy
Phifee and the children Betsey Stockton, late
decd, whose names and ages are unknown, An
drew Stockton and his wife Polly, late Polly Mar
ney, Lucinda Jones, late Mary and Amos Mar
ney, his children, ind grand children of Amos
Marney ST., decd, are residents Of the State
Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that publica
tlon be made in the Athens Post, for three success
sive weeks requiring the said non-rcsidents to ap-
pear at tho next January session Of this Court
aud plead, answer, or demur to said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed against them,
and set for hearing er parte.
JAS, T, SHELLEY, Clerk
Nov Is, ls59--3t--prs fee S3-5s2
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ChancerY Sale of Land.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
i Chaneery Court at Washington, Tennessee,
rendered in the case Of David L. Gillespie, ad-
ministrator Of the, estate of Jacob L. Wassom,
decd, against Myram Wassom and others, will
sell, on the Premises of the Smart Dover tract of
land, on the 2sth day Of December, 1889, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land to wit: One tract
lying above Piney, ON the face of the Mountain,
containing 800 acres--also the remainder Of in
terest, or so much of said tract, containing ss7
acres, known as the Smart Dover tract, a. will
raise fund sufficient to pay the debts Of the said
Jacob l.. Wassoln, decd. credit Of twelve
Is required down, and bond and security will be
required for the purchase money and lien re-
tanned on the land until the money is paid.
w. T.. C0LvILLE, q AZ
Nov. ls, 1885, prs fee 1859
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ALDEHOFF's INsTITUTE FOR R0ys
On LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
In Sight of Chat(nuOOru. Tenn

I'm Sight of Chattanooga, Tenn,
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
L the commodious Hotel property of Col. JOS.
McCulloh, will open therein on the LIST March next
n Select Schooi for Boys.
1t is confidently expected that the location and
the principles on which the School will be con-
Quoted, will obratc most, if not all, the usual OBJ
jections to our town schools or colleges. The
number of pupils win be limited, SO that all may
come under the direct instruction of the Princi-
pal; and none will be retained except those who
are II credit to themselves and the School Ample
Chemical, Philosophical and Mathematical Appa-
ratus will be procured as soon as the success of
the enterprise Is sufficiently apparent.
Board and lodging will be ef superior order.
The location recommends itself as peculiarly
fortunate. for, besides the total absence of all in
ducenents to extravaganza and vice, the institu-
ton is pre- emnently suited to those who value
health as preferable to any thing else. The tenn
perature of the mountains is only about four de-
grees below that of the valley; but the great sa-
lubrity of the location arises from the dryness of
the air, dews and if0sts Being uhknowh. This
condition of the atmosphere is productive Of the
most beneficial effects upon the system giving rise
to an extraordinary elasticity OF the mind and
preventing that languor and lassitudc so preva-
lent In the valleys during the Summer months
The enterprise meets already with the most flat
tering encouragement, so that all those who can
apprecidte the peculiar advantages thus presented
for the thorough and practical education of their
sons, would do well to address the undersigned at
Cleveland as soon possible.
IL. w. Won ALDEHOFF,
Late Principal HAS Fem lust at Ciepeldsd Tenn,
Nov rs, fS5g-5t-5S3
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Nashville Market,

NASHVILLE, Nov. &c.
Bacon Shoulders are worth SOSIc. hams
scarce at 1l1@l2c; clear sides 10! a lOsc, from
wagons. Whiskey, rectidcd -276, 20c country
brands 5OW75c. Nails, threos $3.50. fours 81, 50
skies Si Fights S3,I5 tens and larger sizes So. So
Lead 7!c q, ID. Shot buck 80, 40; drop 81 800 -
bag Powder blasting s.; rfae 81 p kcg su
n. Y. Coffee Sugars IOG ilIc; crushed and now,
dcred llt@ l2ci loaf lll@l2e, Molassses. in
barrels, 42c; in halves Ace. Golden Syrun, in
barrels Zoe; in half barrels 75c; in kegs see
Coffee, stock light dem and far-primc Rio il firm
at $50 l34c; Laguyra lie; Java lSM2Oc. Can
oies' star firm at Ice for IA or; 2lc for full
weight tallow none in market-Da;Iv Ners.
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RIDING on RAIL FREE.-The Portland
Argus, tells of newspaper publisher in
that city who purchased rail road ticket,
but concluded to stop over night and re-
sumo his journey next day. The conduc-
tor refused to accept the ticket, which
was good for one day only, and elected
the passenger from the cars. Passenger
knocked down the conductor and brake
man, was arrested'and fined twelve dol
lars, and as finale, the Treasurer of the
Company sent him complimentary tick.
ct. Hereafter he can ride free.
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Enclose the amount of money to our address for
what YOU Eish to purchase; name the Lottery in
which You wish it invested, and whether you wish
Wholes, Halves, Quarters, or Eighths, oh receipt
OF which we send what is ordered, by first mail
together with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Draw
ing. certified to by the Commits soners, will be sent
with an explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the Of their Pest Office, coun
y and State. az -
All communications strictly confidential.
All Prizes Of Sl,pO0 and under, paid imincdE
ately after the drawing-othcr prizes at the usual
time Of forty days.
Orders for Tickets to be directed to p
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOOD EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
June +ly-506
GU- list of th- Numbers chat drawn from tho
Wheel with the amount OF the prize that each is emit.
tied to, will be published after every drawing, in TIM
following pers:-Augusta (Ga) Oonstitutionalist
Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, Richmond Mis-
patch, Paulding Miss Clarion.
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eleven FOUNDER

Respectfully Inscribed TO Hiss -
Dear Miss, when these few lines,
Written in unstuded rhymes,
Shall meet thy dark and pensve eye,
Let thy gentle spirit.walt balm
To heal "a s6rrowing heart, which signs
To behold thy intrinsic loneliness.
Thine is the face on which have
So often gazed with pleasure,
And could | gain thy heart and hand,
L should possess u treasure.
Dear Miss forgive, would ferbear
To speak Of one so lovely;
But yeti hope you will not care,
And yet consent to love me.
AT books you are so much engaged
fear | shall annoy you;
But only say you're not cnraged,
And then the more I'll love you.
Athens, 10th Noe. ROMEO.
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Notice,

DURSUANT TO ADECRETAL ORDER OF
Il the County CouE of Roanc county, pro-
nounced at the November session. 1850, in the
matter of the er porte petition of William Death
GRACE administrator # the estate of Hugh y
jackson, dyed, viii, on Saturday, the nth
day Of December next at the Court-hou door in
Kingston, expose to sac, to the highest bidder the
four negroes, viz: JUICY, Elizabeth, Daniel, and
Mary, belonging to tie estate Of Hugh ID. Jack
son, deed.
The purchaser will be required to pay five hun
dred and fifty dollars down, and credit of twelve
months will be given on the balance by the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
JAS. 4. SHIRLEY, Clerk.
Nov. is, 1S59---t,lss-prs fee Si,SO--jS2
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A GIGANTIC EyrERpRIsE.-We refer to the ad-
vertisement of Messrs. Wood Eddy n Co., of Au-
gusta Georgia and Wilmington, Del, of their
magnificent scheiue with capital prize Of $780,
900. While passing through Augusta few days
since, they informed us that in FUTURE that they
combination and single number schemes. Many
other concerns advertise schemes with large capt
tails, but Messrs Wood, Eddy 4 Co.; never offer
any that they cannot ut any moment ensh. Stick
u pin therefor 1t is consideration of vital inn
portance to spectators in lotterios.--Heiena Dem.
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NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST,


HAVING DETERMINED TO I.FAVt THE
81 state, hereby notify all persons indebted
to me, either by note account, to come forward
and settle the same by the 18th of December, MS
longer indulgence cannot he given. All such re-
naming ON hand on that day will be given to the
proper officer for collection.
Mas. LETITIA A. FULLER
Nov 25 1S56-lt&.
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HARPER'S FERRY RELEASED!
There is now more excitement here over
W, s. ,HEXTER e. cos
Large Stock Of Dry Goods and Clothing
-thnu Mt IIornpr's Errrv.

,thnn AZ IInrpers Ferry
NIIEY KEEP On HAND A GOOD SUP
J. ply of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., ac.--
brown Domestic, yard wide, at ~ cents; best
Calico from to IL cents, and everything else in
proportion. =
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange. They
pay 40 cents for Feathers. Come to Boyd's old
stand if you, want good bargains.
oct 2S-3m-57g ..
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MARRIAGE NorIcE.-The Louisiana Bap-
fist says: mo one ought to send mar
rage notice to an editor without dollar,
or at least the name of the bridegroom as
subscriber. This is good Presbyterian,
as well as Baptist doctrine.-M G. Presby-
terrain. ri
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to this office for Subscrip-
tions, Advertising and job Work, are requested
to pay as early as possible, as all accounts must
be closed up by the expiration of the present year
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bay A Virginia lady was recently found
weeping bitterly at the ice house attached
to Mt. Vernon, installing it for the tomb
of Washington.
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FIaE.-The Lebanon Herald learns thas
the White Sulphur Spring Academy
situated near Rome, Tenn, was entirely
consumed by fire on the 7th inst. Cause
of fire unknown.
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'DTNSER.-The meal which is expected
to be in readiness whenever the master of
the house happens to be at home to eat
it, whether at one or half past six.
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a0y~ There are thousands of disputes
in the world that will be settled just
about as soon as the old one between the
Katy-dids and the Katy-didn'ts.
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DVr An editor reports himself thus -
81 am son struck but fast recovering,
although the blow was heavy one-an
eleven pounder.,'
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Supper.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, Athens,
will give Supper on Wednesday evening, the
14th December, for the benefit of the Church.
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PROSPECTUS
THE GAZETTE"

T HAVE MADE THE NECESSARY AR
l. engagements to renew the publication of the
Chattanooga Gosene under the title of "The Gag
etc." and propose to issue til, first number in ten
fifteen days.
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Circuit Court, Monroe County, Tenn

Emeline NJ. Givins, !

: Petition for DicOrce,
Alexander Givins.
BECAUSE IT APPEARS I'd THE CLERK
Id from the allegations in compliments bill,
that Alexander Givins, the defendant in said
cause is n non resident Of the State of Tennessee
publication is therefore ordered to be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, news
paper published in the town of Athens Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident defendant to appear
before the Judge of the Circuit Court, to be hold
en- for the county of Monroe at Madisonville, Ten
nessee, on the ID Monday of January next, and
plead answer, or demur to said bill or the same
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing
er larte. j. L. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Nov. Is, ls59-4t-prs fee S3-5S2
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Notice to Non-Residents.
Robert n. Martin, and others,


Philip Martin. and OTHERS
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
i tons of the bill iedin this cause that Philip
Martin, james W. Martin and Robert Martin,
minor children of john Martin. decd defend
to the same, arc pon-rcsidcuts of the State of
TENNESSEE, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post, for three successive
weeks, requiring the said non residents to anfpear
at the next January session of this Court, and
plead, answer, or dem,r to said bill or the same
will he taken as confessed against them, aud set
for hearing er pditc 90.
JAS T. SHELLEY, CIerk.
Nov Is l9hl-.- e. nts rrn s.i-isD
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State of Tennessee, Roane county.
CIRCUIT Court, OCTOBER Term, 1859.
Jesse Gibson,

Mary Ann Gibson.
HAME THE PLAINTIFF, BY HIS ATTOR-
~ ney, and it appearing to the Court from the
petition in this cause that the defendants resi-
denee is unknown, it is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made for four successive
weeks In the Athens Post, requiring the said de-
tendant to appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court TO be held for Rodne county, at the Court
house in Kingston; ON the first Monday of March
next, then and there TO answer, plead or demur to
said petition, the will be taken as confess
ed against her and set for hearing en- parte.
W s. PATTON, Clerk.
4, Nov 25, IS59-4t-prs fee $3-5sS
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A FEW VOLUMES OF THE CONSTABLE'S
IA Guide and Form Book, by W. Z. Kahn. ESQ,
JUS, received and for sale by S. X. REEDER.
Nov. 25
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CO M II E R CIAL,


AuGusTA.-Our letters from Augusta, never
mailed later than Monday, we think, have, for the
last six weeks, invariably reached us by the ~ o.
clock train on Thursday-too late to be of any
use to us, or to the house forwarding them. We
are unable to guess where the delay occurs, but
would be glad if they could be made to reach us n
day earlier.-Ed. Post
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Garden Seeds.
Constable's Guide.

A LARGE LOT OF FRESH GARDEN
n Seeds just received and for sale by
Nov. 25,l S. X. REEDER.
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Negroes to Hire!

TWO ABLE, HEALTHY NEGRO MEN TO
L hire upon reasonable terms. Apply to the
subscriber S, X. Reeder, or Thos. A. Cieage
Nov 20, lS5s-G-jS3 L. L. YORK.
ID oBESoN, RICE 4 co., HAVE JUST RE.
III ceived lot of Boots and Shoes which tbey
are offering low down for cash or to promp! deal
ers. NOV. 25l
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In tins brief Prospectus, say to
ty, that "The Gass1 led
to the advancing ~
humble opinionf
Government I'd
desired and e,,
and would
victions of l
tanning su
The pt
per 0nnu'
the fact I'll
on which ton
the paper with
Immediately aftt
According
ham and mysd
to such persons (
they have paid shalf<
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. n Ds1s
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Chancery Court, Madisonville, Tenn.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1850.
Jeptha Talent,

rs.
Thomas Mcdaniel, Richard Mcdaniel, J. 4 W. Il.
Talent.
ILL CHARGES THAT DEFENDANT
Thomas Mcdaniel, has gone to parts un-
adjudication is therefore ordered to be made
successive weeks in the Athens Post, no
aid non PRESIDENT defendant Thomas Nc
10 appear before said Chancery Court at
nvlle, on or before the lst Monday in De-
next, and answer complrinants bill, or
ne will as to him, be set for hearing pro
e5so and heard accordingly.
J. a. COFFIN, C. d NJ
Nov. Is, lS59-4t-prs fee S3-5s2
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Ordinary Draw1rs.
Utakc place as above specified.
Grand Capital Prize of $50. Of
ApprOximntiOn PrIzca.'
WOOD. EDDY & cos
Grand Extraordinary Drawings,
On the Three Number Plan. .
CAPITAL PRIZE -. 300 OOO.


Takes ffaee on The Last Saturday in.each Month.
Whole Tickets s20 Halves SO; Quarters s. !;
--.. Eigbths 81, 50.
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MARRIED

On the 10th of November, by Rev. C. Long
Mr.. y. NJ. DICKSON, of this county, to Miss. Mar.
GAREr ANN RuEA, of Monroe county.
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Wheat! Wheat!
ATHENS HOTEL.
Fresh Glover Seed,

az BUSHELS FRESH CLOVER SEED,
EC from Pennsylvania-just received and for
sale by Nov. IT, ). X. REEDER.