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Distressing Death.
The death Of VIM. A. Perrin, at Strfb-
bling Springs, Va, from the bite OF rat
tlesnake, has been noticed. The Rock
ingham Register says,
He devoted much of his time to the
singular and hazardous business of rattle
snake catching and tanning" if such a
thing as tanning such venomous serpents
could be effected. On Saturday, the 9th
inst, some friend or acquaintance of his
sont him rattlesnake from Monterey,
which he proceeded to handle and TO
deal with as he had with others before.
with impunity; but in putting it into a
box, lie enraged it somehow or other,
when it struck its fangs into one of his
hands. and before he could secure and
get rid Of it, it renewed the attack and
sunk its teeth twice more into his hand
and wrist Intelligent physicians were
upon the spot, when he was bitten, and
resorted to the means usually employed
in such cases but they all proved ineifi-
Gent and poor Perrin died in great agony
next day about | o'clock, having fingered
in excessive pain until death relieved HIM
of his sufierings. He presented a shock
ing spectacle before and after death. The
arm to which the bitten hand was at
tached, turned black, and his other arm
assumed yellowish, dark spotted color.
One of the remedies applied-ordinarily
the surest and most efficient in such cases
was French brandy, but this remedy
had no effect whatever upon Perrin, as
he had been in the habit OF using stimu-
lants to an excess. The poison, from the
inflamed condition of his system missed
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NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST,

Bank Of Tennessee, par Commercial Bank. .fcdis
Union Bank, par Bucks Bank, par
Planters Bank, Exchange Bank, 9Ocdis
Merchants Bank, par Farmers hank, ......par
City Bank, par Bank OF Middle Tenn. par
Traders Bank, par Bank OF Paris ......par
Bank OF Commerce. par Bank OF Knoxville, -. par
Bank Of the onion, par Bank OF Nashville. par
Bank OF Chattanooga. par Ocoee Bank, -, =. par
Bank Of Memphis par shelbyvile Dank,.... par
River Bank Menphs,. par inwrenceburg Bank, 2csis
Bank Of Dandridge, J.. 2cdis Rank Of West Tenn. par
Bank Of Claiborne, no sale Kentucky banks . Lcdis
Danl Of Tazewell,. 2cdis ALABAMG-
BANK Of Trentor,.. .2cdis Mobile, ........ fcdis
Bank OF jefferson, -. .2cdis State hank, icdis
Bank OF America, 2cdis Central 1ank..... 1cdis
Northern Bank,.. .par Commercial Bank, lcdis
Southern Bank, ...... 1cdis Northern Bank. 1cdis
Citizens Bank. .60cdis Virginia ....... Icdis
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ed to malaroeF ~ tiaRsrlthe country--it eradi-.
cateSuthl IIRII'i4 ar t.1lI "a Chronic lehilin1.
which, ~ ol|eo .1.|.1. ~ ali41Eof - q ~
traetei IA ~ 10 y .||'t|I1| f1l4E N tI< 7.r'|
and West has W.. |.0II1E1|f il'lI sgd '4|
never failed IN restcfe u II nd 70 ht1| . .>...|
times after all other remedies have iailed
In diseases arising from an excessive rI' IF
mercury or other mineral medicines, il Is ut@'|'
passed IN the thorough aud prompt man n
which Il eradicates all diseased matter from me
blood aud glaudular system.
In all eutanoous diseases IL acts like ch lfh.
aud in such diseases as Scald Head, Salt Ri ~,
and Skin Diseases Of every kind, il is Yvithout AZ
equal in its curative effects.
Ia the combination there are remedies that act
directly on the Liver and Kidneys, and therefore.
or inactive state In relieving these and other
organs and being purifier Of the blood, Il claims
to be q cure for that lnathsome disease, scrofua
The Alternative is put up in pint bottles. 40
companEing each bottle isa pamphlet setting forth
the nature aud character Of the several diseases
for which nproposes to be a cure.
An agents and others wla.hnyc tho Alteraiiro
for sale are supplied with these pamphlets for dis
tribuhon. Ask for ono anduond Il.
This medicine has beeo rxtensivoly used ~
many physicans Of eininenco throughout tho South
and we have letters from mary Of them, speaking
in the highest terms Of It's action a. az Aeraiiye
ganic Remedy. We arc al liberty to refer 70 Or.
King, OF Louisburg, n. o. Dr. Claibornc, of Pc
tefshurg Va, Drs. Wilson and fandors, Marianna,
Fla; Drs. HINT 1iart, and Butler. Greenwnod,
Fla; Do {. A. Hentz, Quincy, Rla0I| |iI al M.
liant, Dankston, Miss. and faaI|t IIII.
NFor sale by WMIN UNNN 1|.11&
Aug 2eAiy-5io
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ps5r Several Of the democratic papers
are trying to show That The late Cover
nor's election turned upon Che currency
question. They may be correct but dur
ing the canvass the "last shovel the last
plough, and the last hoe" was the great
card Of Die democratic papers
FivE MAxms--l Never regret what Is
irretfievablv lost.
2. Never believe that which seems i'm
probable.
3, Never oppose your disappointment
to the world ss.. =.
.. Never complain Of being illused.
.. Always speak well Of your friends
but OF your cnomics speak neither good
nor evil" 49,
~ Persohs aaliacd with the Fever and a eiie
should not spare either time iluable 81 expchsc,
to procure Hosrr1Er's cir BuxTru BI7rfrs
whose benidccnt eiects uDan ne liriaan sytlefn
has hceu clenry proved to thosc Who have boon
stricken down m siiort fnacc Of time BY this
dreadful curse, whose ehcci.s gre wan ard moaere,
and whose nights arc flccpless ard restless, aud
whose eyes are dim aud fnnkcn, WITH death stAfihg
them in the face, this compound MN, prove bless
ing; snatehiug tWin as IL wore from The very
mouth Of the grave. None cen Know rs true yal-
ne uulil they have tested IL when vi othcfs have
Allied these Diticrs have fosoted The fufIonfs 70
pristine health. Their 1rp.fnfilr AZ ne West
ern and Southern PARTS shoed iulinainf them 10
| all families.
where. 49,. -
i&e- SO adseriseptni Is anolh1r cbltmn
/ -
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Executorls Sale Of Nerroas.

Il WILL SELL 70 TUE HIGHEST BIDDER,
il at the late residence o. Jesse Rhoa. deceased
on Cane Creek, in Monroe county, Tenn, on Sat-
urdny. the 10Th day ofSeptember next, ELE VEN
LfKEL y NEGROES viz; George. aged about
as years Rurroll. AZ; Nancy, 20; Patsy, "a: Hen
~, p John, z; Tom, 4; Stephen, 2; Frank, Il;
Nary. 4; and Jake year, old--on credit Of
iuo|ag months, the purchaser giving note with
erpsered see,giiy. e. 4. GRIFFITH, Err
Of jesse Rico, decd.
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nf0srETrnu,s
MACH BITTERa

nor ne cureqf Dyspcpsia, fsdio esfion Nau,ta flof-
n'sncg ~. q r esF i''l,,q'n .ela1.q,n',
Boaosls, producing Uremps Dsssnisry colo. d1>'I
efu IuoIifIs. 80. p =. ~. 'I t. n .
HN vnw 81 rnRFkcr 1lfkr rvERY nrnnta
n Of ne human ianilly ;. more Or lrsH suNecoa y
eslu conditions 81 ~, euleh, BY fle nssisisnte -
little hGot ledge or exercise o. common hff msT
BE- a5e % 70 fernief ref hab ~ diet ara n|'h ne
essi,isnes d god TOME Secure psfi1sn.st 1.s'1.
IN erds " Acsonpiish tAla desired eliaoI ~ TIE
sesss Z, IRE y ~, =, sa's r 'e &c,
s'reng,ana Alq foF ai1 cad pr 1nsie.le ~. I14et
qSsa y , w z e. m. W.. ~
new medicine hut pne thi ha hccn irIca lor gssrn,
yvlne Subtraction % al elasersedlt The DiiIcrs
ggssnss psgss' ~ ggos M lsges hss ,aaa
tl'us BY ihe simple rrcct1 % rtfeltbrnlrf mturcs
enable The sysisEi wtfirnfhorcf disease HIsiIiua,
sf and caused d " rs 's snsr 4&. ~
and Diet WIN " fpssa W rfeplaisd ~ hsf nc of
VI rrerafnucn. hyapsrs.a, u. .nss rliit = lie'a
uihr any oIhcfs he OF which may always BE At
rIuied Arrangements 81 ne digestive organs. can
be cqred without fan ~ usilr nosIEIIEHt SION.
this lsease every Phyficinn rcccPwend ~ IfIe u
seins tn.,l i1sn WY bot u.e ~ article tneFn o. -
ventive ~ dischse and strengthening ~ te cy slt b
general anda mopa them Al tlsre Il NOT 70 be fndn
a Spon see r' esse ~.
mrnts which has attended 70 Advance he destiny of
this great pEeparauon IN he medical scale " rcsnsa.
Fever and Ague.
This trying and prov king disease which hrst w. re-
eiiilesa efasp tlg body cf man, rcducine hin 20
aden 10 shor. space ofiime, and rendering him
physically and renlaIg uaecss can be defeated and
driven rom ne hpdT ~ fbe NC ~ il0sTErTER's RE
N0wNEn nf1fKhs. Futltr, shy o. tlc shove rated
os Tee sfPe.fq ~ any Or
aed per dlfertons Aud ~ Il neither creates nau-
sea nor caends ths palae aad rendsrng unne essay
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Ply

DY vIRpUE OF THE p0WkR CONFER
I'D red on me By A Deed Of Trust, executed 70 ine
by McFarlane Brni, viii, on Saturday, 9th
day Of August, 1913, sell at pablic sale, for cash.
at the old siaDd OF Crozier q Erni, on Gay street.
Knoxville, Tennessee, a large and well selected
stock Of Drugs Medicines, Painss, &c, DC, pro-
pided, however, said stock Is not sold IN the mean
time at priyate sale. The lotwill be sold either 1T
wholesale o. retail fair forms, al private sale.
The whole stock is.worth from 81 200 to Si5O0,
and Druggists aud Physicians wohld do Fell to
call and make purchases ~ private sale ~
Cash for All sums uuder twenty -nve 8pllar,
over that amount three months credit. 60
a WM. K. STEPHENSON, Triv,ec.
Ang26-lt-570
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I'm MOTION OF C0MPLAINANTs ATToR-
" ney, the death of Nancy Horton, Willian
Cunningham aud Mary Q. iiightower defendants
in The canse, is suggested and proved in open
Court, and because il appears thai Matthew J.,
Nancy A. Bersheba, Mallala, louisa J., and Has
tin Horton, Riley STANLEY and his wife Sarah NJ,
Sophisl. and her hpshand John Nucomh, Mary
and herlaisband John Nucopb, all heirs Of Nancy
Horton, deed, Louisa end 3her husband Joseph
Rogers, heiss offWilliam Cunningham, decd,
Joseph Hightowez Caswell r.. and David High
tower, all heirs at lawof Mary c., Hightower,
deed. asawelI as the hcirs Of DAVID Cunning
ham, decd, to wit; Heury NJ, Elitaketb james
III, Niem and Sarah A., Cunningham together
with the nonresident l,lifn IL Joseph Cunning
ham 10 wit: Hardin, Mathew, Eoatilia ana lcroy
Cunningham, Il Is thercfpre ordered thai said
suit NJ revived against tieshelTS az Law Of Marcy
Horton, dcc'd William Cunningham, deed, aud
Mary G. IightoVer, deea. Ard II appearing
from fhe proof in the cause that they are nom
residents of the State Of Tennessee, it's orderet
that publication be made in the Athens Post
published in Aliens, Tennessee, for four succe<
siye weeks requiring chem 90 appear at ihesnaxt'
ton,of the Court which Il the second Molday Ia
September mex, and show cause V any shsy
have sils saia Rnle shall not be revived againat'
them, or The Same will be taken as confessed
and sol for hearing aceordingly.
y. r. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Aug. 5. 1S59-4t-prs foe s3--5gs
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swEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,


Sweetvvater, Tenn.
VNHE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
this Institution will commence On Monday,
5th September, 1859. The Female Department
win be under the charge of Mrs H. G. CooKE,--
Assistant Teachers will be employed in the primary
department as ihey may be needed Rates Of Tu-
ition will be as heretofore, payable one-half in al
vance and the other half at the close of the half
session. No deduction for lost ti.as s<st.I II.
cases of protraeted sickness.
The Music Department will be undot ny 111f.1
of Mr. H. G. Cooks.
Boarding can be had in good families az reason
able rates. y. II. PATTON, See
sweetwater, Aug 90 ls5g--tf-57O
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FAMILIAR DEFINITIo s'First class in
natural philosophy, standup. What's at
traction?" please, sir, | know. The
look that a blue-eyed gal gives to her
lover Right, sir Now tell me what
inertia IS ,'Inertia, sir, is desire to
remain where you are; feeling that
piece of calico experiences when leaning
against a colored velvet vest" Fright
again, sir Call the next class, do you
hear"
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The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding
with those numbers the tickets printedon eepa-
rate slips Of paper, are encircled with smaf tin
tubes and placed IN one wheel. N
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled arc placed in another WHEEL
The wheels are then revolved, ana number is
drawn from the wheel Of nunbefs, and at the same
time a Prize Il drawn from tic Others wheel. The
number and prize drawn outnre creme. aud cx-
bibiod TO the audience, and rcgiscfed BY The Com
missioners the Prize being plafcd.adainst the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until
the Prizes are drawn. ouL
ArrRoxnlArIoS PInzEs.--The tNo preceding
and die two Succeeding Numbers to thosc dfnwihe
the itst s Prizes win Identified to Tho 3s APP
proxinaton Prizes. For example II Ticket No.
1880 draws the $50 zoe Prize those Ticlke num-
bered ] 24s. 1929 1l25l. 11252 viii eaei be- en-
titledto 5000. IftTitket Noa55Q drawslthc $2O,-
900 Prize, those Tickets numbering 5iS 54e, b5l,
552, will each be entitled u 500, aud SO ON ac-
eoraing to tho above scheme.
T CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES win be sold
at the following rates, which u Tie risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
..aU +" - no Tfalf q. 40
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Farm for Sale.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
il his Farm, situated in McMinn county, Ten
nossee, two and quarter miles West OF Athens,
on faoiine Of the East Tennessee & Georgia Rail-
road. I'D adjoining the Farm of the late Nathan
SnllinS~ Ii coniains 275 acros-l0o under cult
walton, the balance wcll timbcred, j has good
Dwelling House aud al necessary out-huildings--
good orehard-iswoll watered, In a word, Il Is
a very desirnble place. Terms win be liberal and
to suit pdtehdsers. For further particulars apply
TO the subscriber on the premises, or address him
through the Athens Post Once. q
MITG{II,kI. GAST0N.
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Leaisistivo Union and AmsIioah.

Legislative Union and American.
1.-TWO YEARS AGO, TIE PuBLIsBElss 0I
II This paper made The experiment Of publishing
legislative paper, devoted exclusively to the
publication Of impartial Legislative reports and
Official State documents. In u pecuninry point Of
view tho experiment was not successful; but the
great usefulness Of fnch teporls has been proved,
and We have determined 70 issue The Legisiafire
Union and dmerie,m during the epsning Session.
IN a greatly improved forn. Our Senate reports
two years ago. were moagre. VIC shali have rcgu-
lar profcssonal reporter. during tbo next session.
IN botl Horses, aud pay the same attention to The
reports Of one House AZ 20 the other. Tie paper
will appear in an improved form, more ccivcuient
for Finding aud reference than that Of The last
session. For the oniire and strict impartiality
which VIII characterize Il, We can appeal TO the
former volume, which, in It's House reports. was
accepted US authority by both parties IN the last
90.
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lt,y;gaaf ,,s,ii;ta 5st ij;sa- ,.-1''

TT7IT77T7 7777T77N " l7I707'177
1T APPE airing FROM An ABLEdATIoN
of Tie foilinn hlcd ~ the cause that The Req
ioadent Is d non-residcui citizen az tho State Of
Ieenesseo. IL thefcioio ordered that publica-
the Aths3s pos,, , newspaper published in tho
town q A}hens, McMinn county tennessee, no
tilyipg said hpn-roaldrp( rcsppndent 70 melie his
pufaonAl appearance AZ The next term OF Tic Cir
euit Court 81 10 county, Tennessee, to be held
AZ ne conrt4Aonse inthe town 81 Decatur, on the
hh Monday % August next then uad .thsre 10
plead, answer, Or dcuiur TO complainanis said pc
uton. Or tho SINE will he takea iaI confessed and
scl o. hearing Accordingly ITan
- W. 4. MCKINLEY, Clsra.
Inly 20, Isss-ss-prA &c $500,
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paY Up.

A no. / LOT y sT kkcEIVED. NOW rs
N the time 10 get into the most Fashionable
Cilciss. tAugfgi WITT a RUcKER.
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ATHENs FEMALE ooILEeF

THE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
IL this Institution win open on Monday, The
2yth Of this month. Catalogues will be nirnishcd
those wishing information concerning terms, 40.
i Is desired hatal intending TO attend should be-
gin with The session. ~
For Tickets q Admission, apply 10 5. K. Reed.
CT, ,, n Silver, or to the Prosidenf
Aug iu-9i-500 T.. ROWLEY.
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InE SCENE. IgEIRMITIEs or


YOUTH AND MATURITY x.
JKst T'abfishe,f Ggdfis ne 25h THoncttaoS
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATfONAI.t
IA Treatment, without Medicine, Of spenhaicf-
rhca or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of the system. Impotoncy and Impediments 70
Marriage generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ D. "
Tie Important fact that the many alarming
complaints originating in the imprudence and sol
itude Of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT
MEDcNr is in this email tract clearly demon-
strGted; and the entirely new and highly success
ful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully ex-
planned by means Of which every one is enabled
to HINsRLF perfectly and at the least possible
cost. thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums
OF the day.s' stesa afrs ga -
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
scaled envelope, by RENTING tpost pnid) two post-
age stamps 70 Dr. b. DE LANRY, 81 East 3Ist
street. New York City. July S-544
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money to ourAddfess Cor the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
NOTICE TO coRREsPoNDENTs.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail
can use THE ExrREss CoNrASiEs, whereby mon
ey for Tickets, In sums Of Ten Dollars and up
wards. can he sent us
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Augzssnas5o-s.-5cS
Chewipp Tobacco.

TUST RECEIVED, A NO. PARTICLE Oh
- Chewing Tobacco, ard for sale low, by
May 20 robson, RICE 4 co.
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nGaesAiace1at sche1ao !.
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,

Ntff CLASS No. 80, - - Y .
Draws Wednesday, September 2sfi, 1859,
On the Three Number Plant
rs Nusnhers-1 Drawn Baliots.
s.4t Nearly One Prize 70 every Two Ticketsi
1Grand Prize Of $50, 1000.
Prize o. 80. 4i9T42 B Prizes Of ......&1 300
B Prises of..... 1000 10 frikes of...... coo
40. &C., 4e., Ae,
944i2 Prizes amounting TO 1901 ,e62
Whole Tickets SIC; Halves 60 Quarters $3.50.
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Kings

Kings SIT
1900 SACKS K, ,kI y. :, ri ~
received aud for sale by ~
Aug. 10 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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RITTEHH0UsE ACADEMY,
Kingston, Tenn.

For Males and females.
TNHE TRUSrEEs TAKE PLEAsuRE N
announeine 70 he pnAlie ihat they have again
Secured the services of Mlr WNt0. IIoYn and
DAuoHrERs, and that the Winter Session of fho
above pqpllsr Institution Will begin on Monday,
tho BIB day'o September next
Rue, " 7biEoa, Il AeretefSe
y fft Cla, 90
@t .,A-..- ......... .,.....4s. 1899
81 .t-..t...... l....l... =. .i.....sus.o0 :
I1H. = ....+...... eco
IIh an additional facof Org Dollar Ia ddffky
cNN|'tecnelt~ II. LIGGErp Sst'r
III rsiqn. Anq 40, is5a-si-5e9 4
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Notice.

Notice.
TINE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
IL Labon Lingerfelt, late Of Polk county, deed,
having been suggested required by law, all
persons having claims against said estate, are
hereby notified and requested TO file said claims
authenticated, as required by law, with the Clerk
of the county Court of Polk county, on or before
the 10th Of January, 1860, for pro rata dissribu-
tion, according to law.
ELIJAH LINGERFELT, Adn'r..
II LGboa Liage.jeit decd.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

TWILL SELL TO THE HI6HEsT BIDDER
Il on Monday tho 9th dayof September next my
Farm l3ing in RoaBe county, y miles South Of
Kingston, on the Tennessee RiFer--adjoining the
Lands Of samuel Johnson, Esq. and others
Said Farm u well Improved, good Dwelling, good
sawmill in operation, within tmile Of ihe River,
md contains about 600 acres-l25 aeres under
fence and IN culiisauon, about 50 acres Of which
is iretreie River noten, the remainder Of the
Earm Is we'll waierod and good timber The
Farm win be sold GA J, ?, ard 3 years credit,
with note and approved scoyaity--at the same
time and place will be sold divers other things,
such as Horses, Cattle. Hog, sheep, &C. For
furiltr IAftieulars inquire Of tho subsvriber on
The promises. PARTON McPilERsON
Crna. Row Rnnno n----.-l. IAnn.
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stockholde1s OopYention.


VFflcl East INN. a "a. RAD K0KD 90, I
Knoxville, Julyil3.' 1852
FU1iIf REGuI ,Alt ANNUAL MEETING OF
II ~ S.oeHIoi'sfs Of the Company will take
place M llH|| 0I4 IN Knoxville, On the Firof
WedaAAao4 (tho 7ih day. II september inert, far
suing year
sioekhollsrs aud deir farillcs, on exhibiting
their CestihcAie of Stock 10 tho Conductor, viii be
passed Zee 10 and from sad conyohtion
lIu. H. MOcLUNG, Sco'y.
3 July 49, lsDo---ld--5ei
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Kings SUI, d
4 on SACKS OF SALT Just RECEIVED
IOO aud for sale at s2 psr sacl-only Tor
Cash or P,pdvee >. NJ HENDERSON.
"A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF RAm.R0AD
"a. sCORSET.S received au,If1f salo a. ~. (.
May WITT a RVckER's. /.
Staple Dry Goods,
or ALI KINDS. AND AT VERY LOW
NJ prices, ANY DO found nj
April robson, RICE a co.'s.
II uST RECEIVED so SACKS AND HALF
~ sacks good Spperlne Flour, and flr sale hy
May 70 80 }. ". HENDERSON,
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A Gentle warning.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO HORTON
IA & bryan for fho years BUYS, are re-
quosicd to pay Up, and wo would say to those who
have accounts With Us Cor The present year that
We want aud cxpeet On money, or ls equivalent,
At The close Of nc year We viii fivc you the
markct price Oh Wheat. We half been selling
oui al COST ard WI continue to Mf you Goods
Cheaper than yon can buy them lnIllls markct
Rcspce liuiy, liORrON q BRYAN.
Aug 20 r AZ
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II HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE NfAH0GA-
1 py Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing bureau,
and offer them for Sale cheap. 49, ,....I-
Julye j. NJ. HFEDERs On
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IA RUcKER for Tie ytpr 1893 are requested
10 pay up. We have wallNIRn you seven months
longer Dian We agreed 4. Nv sold You Goods
cheap, and want to shil |.Iou, but We can not
bay Goods unless you lu.0|hie your notes and
accounts Tor last year ~(rT a RUCKER.
Avg 10 ~
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Road This /

our. CUSTOMERS CAN RAY qHRIK Ac-
~ counts and Notes with "a for lsNs. IN good,
sound nierohantshlo W heal, M 10 hie ~ hsrl,oi
price. Weure compelled % make collcci(,,ns. aud
you nov bare good crporiuniiy 10 pay " 80.
come on a. oocc and ast taeks and bring a. Npur
Wheat ~ a. carly a day a l'ratlicahla
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napay~ 1t is stated as an evidence Of the
yet unsettled state OF Italy, that since
the Spanish war Of succession (l70l) Aus
tria haslo and regainod Lombardy no
fewer than tWelye times. On the 18th
of-July, 1883, she lost it for the thieteenth
time, ~
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LOCALS" THE locals of the Nashville
papers are cutting itpretty fat" since
the election. The following is from the
Banner Of the Doth.
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Circuit court Monroe County. Tenn.
Hardin Cunningham and others, heirs at law Of
j Cunningham decd.

Robert Cunningham aud Joseph Wg.Ger admir-.
Of Joseph Cunningham deed.
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> 49, A profane correspondent calls the
agreement made at Villafranca 'fhe
peace which passeth all understanding"
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