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Nzo York, June 27.-The steamer Bfe-
men has arrived, with four days later
from Europe.
E'gland-The Ministers have resigned.
Palmerston is Premier, and Russel
Foreign Secretary in the New Ministry.
The Austrians have evacuated Piacep-
IA, Pavia, Bologna and Ancona. The
citadel and Notifications OF Piacenza were
first blown.
Mctternich is dead.
The Austrian head quarters win proba-
bly, be removed 10 Mantua.
The Submarine Telegraph Company, to
meet Melbourne, DEM Fk, with Rus
STA, b Concluded financial convention
with Q Rothchilds. No details are
The Times says that Russell Is an ar
want Austria 10 admit her defeat, her as
ccrtained inferiorty, and incurabie disad-
vantages of her position South Of the
Alps. They both believe that Austria
would consult her greatness TO relinquish
a territory which costs a great army to
keep in suhhgation, and greater odium
on herself.
| It is rumored that Napoleon returns 10
France, and Pelissier assumes the chief
command. q
| The Austrians have evacuated Piaccnza,
| leaving their provisions, munitions and
cannon behind. The Austrians Quilted
I Bologna on the 18th for Modena The
| French passed the AIDA river without
striking blow, 4
The Austrians have evacuated all the
States of the Church, including Ferrora.
The Austrian correspondent SAYS their
| troops az Marignano Welded only TO de-
| cide1lfy superior force, and retired unpur,
lssaed in perfect order. 1t is reported that
the Emperor of Austria will take com
mand personally, acting on the defen.
sive.
The Austrian loss ut Palestro Is official
! w reported TO be FIVE officers, and5l3 men
Killed. One General % officers, and S7S
men wounded. and SIX officers ia men
missing. Garibaldi occupied Bergamo
and had repulsed 1900 Austrians who
were marching against him from Fraciera
IGaribaIdi's corps threatened Southern
Tirol from Valcanorica. Valtrompia. and
Baqolino
| The French Adriatic feet has received
powerful reinforcements. Il is reported
that il is intended to land troops shortl,
between Venice and Trieste
Tho Times says there is no definite au
thority for the statement that Russia will
abandon her neutrality.
1 A Turin dispatch says after the Aus
! trians left Bologna, the municipality pro
claimed Victor Emmanuel Dictator.
The King of Sardinia awarded Girabal
di a gold medal.
Ts1;n lime l2.-Napoleon has move,
b;s haad ouarters 10 Gorposoll
The Austrians were eyacuatinp Modena
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ANOTHER RAT SfoRY.-The Lincoln Her
aid says there are some prodigious rat
stories current in that community. IL is
reported that one farmer and his work
hands lately killed five thousand rats in
his cornfeld. Upon another farm three
UawGa AVE- been killed during the last
T.. (. y Whether fheseHtories are
knpiericllly true or not, is of little conse-
auence, since Il is certain that the rats are
actually takingth country. For every one
that's killed there seem to be q hundred
born, or imnigrate, TO supplyits place
AT the present ratio of increase, they ap.
pear in fair way to soon prevent all
cultivation OF tho soil. Everywhere, IN
broad daylight, and carless of their
enemies, do they pursue their plumber
IIinois.sJoarnaL
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25,s2s Prizes amounting 70
Whole T;ekes so; Haires s5 CHARTERS $780,
Plan Of the Lottery.
The numbers from I 10 $4,000 corresponding
with those numbers on The tickets printed on sepa-
rate slips Of paper, are encircled With small tin
tubes and placed Al one Wheel I'd Il. "
The 6rsi $50 l'sizes similarly printed and sneir-
cled, nre placed Ia another wheel.
The wheel. are Then revoIved and 2 number i
s tiss ' P1iss IL + dssa rs o6' Wheel The
.hib,isd to he nndisnce, All. :, BY the Com
fnissioners: he Prize beng placed against the
Nsnnber drawn. This opeyatIon II repeated until
the Prizes arc drawn out - & IL.
ArrhoxiHkf1o> PnizEs<--rho Two p<eceding
the ssss 8 Prizes VIM Be entiscd o H. rs Ap,
prp zimation Prizes. For example: if Iictei No.
il250 draws the 100000 Prize those Tickes mum
bcred 1124s, 1929, tt25t, flz51 will each b en-
titled 70 5000 II Ticket No. $50 dfaws the S2p,-
900 Prize. those Tickets numbering Sts ~, '5i !,
$50, will each be entitled 70 $780, and " on ae-
,cERTFICATE OF PACKAGES VIII be sod
at the Following rates, which Is The risk y. I
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole Tickets, $50
z 10 Half "a. SO
il. Quartsr f" rs
In ordefinw Tjckess or Certisscatsr-
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be for'sd-
ed by hrstmail Purchasers can have tickets end
ing IN any figure they may designate'
| The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
| Gss- Purchasers viii please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office County and
| State
ass- Remember that every prize II drawn and
| m vable IN fuu without deduction.
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chancery Sale Of Town Lots. &c.

nURsUANT TO a DECkEE OF THE CHAM
Gerry Court at Athens, at the February term,
1859, in the case ofstanheld 4 Grifhth against
William J.. Johna6h and others, viii sell on the
presnises, Ia Calhoun, AicMinn county, Tennessee,
10 The highest bidder for cash in hand, the z3d
daq d july next, THO TOWN. LOTS, known
In Calhoun BY Lois Nos. rs aud 81, in said Town,
occupied at present by VIM. j. johnson as Iay-
an Lot and Stable Lot Also, one Bed. one Blu
reaa. one Clock and one Table--to satisfy de-
cr.e and costs in said Chancery Court, Of The said
Stabbed 4 dnfath against the said WIN. J, John
son and others In said Court, and costs Of the
Circuit Court 81 McMinn county, In said cause.
~ WM LOWRY O. d n
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A fellow has been playing confidence
dodge in Chicago, by calling at private
houses when the gentlemen were away
and stating TO the ladies that he owed
their husbands a bill of five or six dollars
which be wished to pay. The ladies
would tell him that they would take the
money. He would hand them a ten dol
lar counterfeit bill, and they would hand
him the balance in good money.
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rIVnn SUBSCRIBER INFORMS THE pUB-
s lie thai Ne Is prepared y ncoommodn,e visi-
ib1s and htegdors a Sulphe Springs, hhea ooun-
viii rent 10 pcro0nz OF families who may wish 10
board ihumseleos Mossle. 0r0hh 4 McColley,
have q conlraci with the DoparImtot % run tn
weekly line Of Coaches between Athens and the
Springs during tho watering season. iis charges
for Board viii be $500 per week, Or Si,o0 per
dny-and win take good care o. stock Al $500
ppr week The Medical virtues Of ih> Springs arc
too well known 10 need any "puh" from hin. and
no effort will be spared on his part 10 entertain
and make comfortable al who may call
IA A. Q. DAY,
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NATURE IL THE GREAr PHYsIcIAs.--fhis is
now admitted by the medical Profession, as a fun
Elemental principle Of healing science. IT Is wise
" provided by the human economy, that whenever
anything is wrong in the physical System, the
natural forces OF the body are brought 70 bear to
expel the disease The great aim, therefore, Is to
strengthen the natural powers. This has been
kept in view by the akilIfl eompounders OF d..
HosrErrEE's BIrrERs, which operate 70 give fresh
vitality to all the organs Of the body. The effect
Of this medicine upon the stomach, tho liver and
the kidneys arc prompt and decisive. The patient
who is wise enough to quit drugging, and try the
Bitters coon feels as II he had taken new lease Of
life and as he combines the use Of the article, he
Is sveroyed 70 find the streams Of health coursing
through bis frame, Lot all from whose check The
hrated Bi,iers trial. ~
Sold BY draggists and dealers generally, ersry-
where 49,,
Nsn.. See advertisement in another column.
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Mount Harmony High School,

TIME SIXTH SESSION OF THIS 1NsTI-
tuition will open on Monday, 25th July next,
under tho supervision Of Mr. s. =. Hale and
sTEkHS per Session Of 2l .oeels, payable one-hoif
- ,,.adraaoe oa The balaAce az close Of Session.
Spelling. Readipg aud Writing, u session, .$5 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
Defamation and omposidon,...,......... 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Logir, kheto-
rio, Defamation and composiiicn,. 90
Contingent fee,,.., ,,..;,,, 70
boarding in good families convenient 70 me
School, a week twashing and iieh,sextra) LIS
This & exciusiyciy an Frsfi-h Schoek and bias
for lie object the importing Of thorough practical
Eaqlisk Educofida 70 The youth Of both sexes and
i siiuated in a neighborlood unsurpassed for 90
briefly, morality, and freedom from temptations g
idlenoss and vice. = =
JAMS fonnfsr W.. L. BuRNs,
JANIS Lowns, yEo. D: Lownf'
WIN. j.. RICE. DAHL Lowry,
q. J. Lowry, Trustees.
June 4, I S5o-l5t-50o
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TELRoRAPHrC.


q Waskinion. Thursday Ju, q l0--.Gcn. Jeff. |
Davis, who Is now here, expresses freely |
the oppinion that Congressional action Is |
necessary 10 assure Spain of our views on
Cuba, no respect being paid toexprcss-
ions OF Executive policy Through o,lf For
cign Ministers. II Is understood that no
will bring forward bill next Winter
directing the immediate acquisition ofthe
island by purchase or otherwise. also, as
defining by legislature, the rights OF
neutrals IN time ofwar He denies that
the right Of search Is bellieerent right,
and thinks that the United States should
take the initiatory in correcting the
error. ~ ~.
Ncw York, June 81 .--Quimbo Apo, the
Chinaman, sentenced to be hung for muir
der, has beer repfieved for four months,
on the intercession Of the leading citizens
and merchants.
An attempt was made last evening, by
party Of citizens IN the Seventh Avenue
TO hang man named w. Jordan. who
had committed an infamous outrage upon
little girl six ycnrs old. A enllows was
erected and the ropes prepared, when the
police interfefed Just in time to save his
life. He is now in custody, under the pro-
lection of the police, as the excitement
| a oairat him ia iufonan. .|. Il.
$50 W
| Washington, june zo.-7Ihe CONSTITUTION
Of this morning reviews Judge Douglas
letter at length and regardsit as a declar-
alton OF his purpose to oppose the nomr
nee OF ire Onaries'oh Son'enslon'
darlington, io'cd, June zo.--lhe Demo-
cratic convention Of Desmoines nQminar
ted for Governor, A. Y. Dodge; ior Lleu-
tenant Governor, II. NJ bapult; ior Juug-
\ g OF supreme Court, u. - Wlison' Chas'
4 mason, ana y: Y. @ole. ne Popui"r soN-
ereignty platform was adopted
| u Neso Orleans, June Election sales to
day 200 bales. Prices unchanged. Sugar
firm, 50. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool
SIG.
Miles Taylor, anti-Slidellian, has been
nominated for Congress in the second dis
trict of this State.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived.
i A Conducta with five millions specie ar
rived at Jalapa on the 10th. TWAS de
tained one week py poples ioI eHa aal1a
1oh s'ar.eu asalii ~ Wy ~, ys'' 49,,
noples perI', pus meii ,a.i wy .'J Z,
Jase,I r. r,,t,,r,, ~ fala,a IN, a,,tI,orifv 4
M;ro,oon TIE Conducta refused Rn
HES ordered Il shipped aboard Britisl
vessel off Sacrificios. The British com
mandara refused Ia receive II. notwith
stanJino the orders Of the English ant
French Ministers. The Conducta remain
at Reconada, under Roblcs orders
81. Lo,ds. June 27.-The Overland mai
Of the Ard has arrived.
There Il another revolution in Sonora.
Tbe Anor.,, Indians have taken IN
feId in favor Of 4andara.
: The Revolutioilists are rapidly augmen
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Committed to Jail.

April I-iy-,40 ) n
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'IrtfFe chafg~cr from tneentfance
into the south winlsJf tile new Reprcsen-
tative Chamber willgcost, by estimate,
si4,4l6. This is simply for that part
which swings on the hinges. The design
and model cost 5000. This latter sum
was paid to Mr.. Randolph Rogers, and
the work was done in Rome.
The cost Of sculpture for the east pedi-
ment is 100000. This is only for one
wing. The other costing the same, both
will amount to $4,000. Much of this
is estimated cost. The actual cost will.
no doubt, be considerably more. The
models alone for the pediment Of the
north wing cost, in Rome, $4,000.
The cost of marble, workmanship, &C.,
for each window, as contracted for by Mr..
Walter, with Provost, Winter q Co., was
$500 GA. BY the change made by Capt.
Meigs, who it will be borne in mind, has
acted under the direction of a Democrat
ic Secretary of War, each window actual
ly cost about $1,000 or more than dou-
BILE. BY this change more than 100000
was added to the cost. This is only for
the marble work.
The handrails for the private stair ways,
in both wings, cost $4,000.
The painting for the agricultural COM
mittee room cost 5000; that, in one 9TH
er room, $4,000.
1t is computed that there is about three
miles Of polished Italian washboard around
the rooms and passages, which cost $500
per foot, or $4,000.
The floors of the committee rooms and
of the Representative Hall were first laid
with s'encaustic tile" at Sl.00 per square
foot, and in the winter covered with costly
carpets.
One Of the changes made by Capt. Meigs
who acts under the direction of the Dem
ocratic Secretary of War, is the addition
ola very large number OF marble columns
very few Of which were contemplated in
the original design of Mr.. Walter. One
hundred of these columns are TO be placed
on the exterior of the building, and are
contracted foi In the rough, provided thu
contractors will furnish them at 81 ,4OO
each. Here is an addition of $1,000
for outside columns in the rough. How
much the workmanship upon them is t.
cost, no one knows.
The four grand stairways, two in eacl
wing, leading to the chambers and gale
ries, with all their polished marble AM
embellishments, will cost one million o
dollars.
These few items will serve to give tn
reader a faint idea of the splendid, mag
nifcent, and costly Democratic way G
doing things, as distinguished from tn
old fogey, Wing way in which Mr.. Fill
more proposed to do them.
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lss- Common sense rules the mass Of the peo-
pie, whaieycr the misnamoc and nilsanthrope phi
losophcrs may say to the contrary Show them
good thing; let lis merits be clearly demopsllaed
and they will not hesitate 70 give u their most COR
dial patronage The masses have alreasly ratified
the iusg,neni of a physieian, concerning the vir-
tues Of lIoerrrTEH's blrrERa as may be seen ~
the Immense quantities Of this medicine thai ore
annually sold 10 every section Of The land: u a.
row recognized AZ greatly superior % all other
remedies yet depsdd Cor d'zeaa'e Of The digestive
organs, such a. |dlarfh0e, dgsentWy, dyspepsia
and for the various fovcr that arise faom defanee
mont Of those porionf a. tie System, Aosletter'l
name israpidly becoming q household Word, from
Maine 10 Texas, from The shores ofihe Atlantic q
the Pacific. fry tho eTticlo and be aALishcdi
Sod by aildrnggis,s in tie world. Hee a1fsI-
asement in eno'her column ~
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~ Y. ~ Nest ana VtnerS t

mo. 114) w. II. Hancock and others. <.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
tons in said bill that LII. Douthet, Elizabeth
Douthet, Mahals Barker, and Henry Barker are
non-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, h.isors
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper published
in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, tcqoiring the
said non-fcsidcnis 20 appear on Or before the
Chancery Court to be acid at benton on the let
Monday Of August next, then and there 10 answer
the coinpininants BIN, or the same win be taxi !
for confessed and set for hearing "a parte rs to
them. ). IL. ALEXANDER5C q M (
June 22, 1s59-~4t-prs fee $500. sltlsc
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PIXIES PEAK.-About the time every
body gets his wife and children ready to
start for pixies Peak" let him read the
following extract of letter dated st.
John, Mo-, June 9th
"The Pixies Peak has all frizzled out,
and the suckers are bending their way
home BADLY sold" as fast as the Lord will
let them. They have all sorts of fxings
painted on their Wagon sheets, embla-
NAUTICAL of their success and retleat.-
The most interesting one | saw was this,
pole run up through the wagon sheet
some six feet above the top of the bows:
and large crawfish tied on the top of it,
and on the side of the sheet was "Pike's
Peak in a hogs eye" in large black let
tare - .e ai- f..I...t "a.
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~ A bookkeeper at Hayre has anus.
ed himself with the following arithmeticai
erjthmetical calculation: How much Tune
will il require for a cashier, working SIX
hours a day, from ten to four TO count
the two billions three hundred and seven
millions slibscfibed ON the occasion OF the
late loan. supposing tbathe counts tive
hundred fyancs a minute without inter
ruption, and employs himself on an aver
aye twenty five days per month, fstc days
being deducted Many persons will
be much surprised 10 find that the opera
ton will require forty two-years eight
. months sixteen days and four hoursl
mr. The Memphis Avalanche denies em-
phatically that Robert G. Payne, Esq. the
democ. attic candidate for the State Senate
from that district, is in favor of the nom
ipaiion of Hon Stephen A. Douglas for the
Presidency. That paper says; 1--WE do not
believe there are iity Democrats in Wesl
Tenpesse guilty Of the folly Of desiring tbs
nominstion Of Douglas by the Charleston
conrentiops' s,as
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AN IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-The High
Court of Errors and Appeals in MISSISSIPPI
pi, recently decided that free negro of
another State cannot take property by
will, in that State. The decision was an
nounced by Judge Harris-Chief Justice
Smith, concurring. Judge Handy, who
is one of the ablest lawyers in the State,
and one of the clearest headed men in
the Union, dissented from the opinion of
the other Judges.
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Hss- He THAI does not work should not
eat he steals his dinner from those who
created It. Loafers please notice. -
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B1~ Mr.. Jones, why do you wear that
bad hatp because, my dear sir, Mrs.
Jones vows she will not 60 out of the
house with me until get new one"
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insinda Amorica NtNe6b and others.
TN .Qnla CAUSE IL Ia fpAAlllN0 THAT
Dnniel AZ Lowry and wife oein'|a Ionfy and
John Nj Clemonison and wife Msly c|'lHspiaon,
arc non rcsideDia Of the slalo 81 TENNESSEE n V
ordered that publications bt made IN the Athens
Post inf four successive weeks, rfquirnssaId nom
resided, fnspondenl1 70 appsar atouf nest Court
Of chaneftY 70 be held for Ne eeuniy o. heMinp'
SOC, on ihs Sd Monday Of August mex L and plead,
answer, ordemuf 10 cr-ars~lnants aid BILL, on tho
salne will bo taken for conieased ~ 70 them aad
haaId accordingly. WM. Lowry, q. a NJ
Jnly.l, ls50-ft prs foe $a-562 I. -t1
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f111rrr \. Brain and Warren D1lAno.
TTRohffHE AIlLEfitVi0N Iis INK AlLl-
ESitappsars thai George 7. Brain and Wauen
Delano are uon-reaidenlA pf tho Btate Of Iennct
sso. IA is thottftfo ordered tAnt Publication bs
made for four successive weeks I'M he Athens Post
a newspaper puhllahed IN A,hqA. Tennessee, 70
onifine said non resident 0tlonenisto appear be-
lorc oar chsnocsy couil. AZ lsalou. Polk corniy,
Tsnncsseo. On iiIa in.t Mon|lay Of August next
10 plead. answer Or denuf . said bi OF the ealno
win he taken as confessed aud TIC cause aet foi
hearing accordingly. 81
j. II. ALEXANDRIA, q. q ~
Jnne ~. i85g--ft-prs fct g. 500 ~
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TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
tons Of the bin filed in this cause that William
Mills Is ncn-rcsident Of tho Stats Of TENNESSEE,
il 4 therefore ordered by tho Master that publicp
lion bo made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, newspaper published In the town
u Athens, Tennessee, notifyin said non-feeldent
defendant 10 make his person : appearances AZ the
next term Of onr chancery court 20 be held for
The county Of Polkrat Bente.I, on the hrst Monday
Of Augnstnezt opinhd, ~ fwcror demur tosald BILL
or the same will he laken.as confessed as 70 bun
and set Tor hearing accordingly. ~
j. II. ALEXANDEll, q q H.
: juno ia, issq--tt-prs fee S. te2.
: s.. n.,,i@o,s Copper s.a.l.,ar Co...
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Books with GIFTS Books with GiftsII

EXfRA INDU CEKENTS TO THOSE GET
X. - = TING UP CT UBS tsi.,s 49,.
ALL NEW AND STANDARD WORKS AT
|. ~ tho Publisher regular prices, with Gifts.
Particulars in Catalogues, which viii be sent
freeto any address. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tced. See List Of References in Cafalogues.9
GEO. r. RITCHIE,
325 Walnut Street Philadelphia, Pa
Jure s. JS59-6m-55S IF1
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CASH CASH !! CASH I

YAM PREPARED 10 ACCOMMODATE TO
limited extent, those who "a want of
Money, as my shaving Machine has etdergene q
repair recently and cats sveeily' without pro-
dneint a lecr Gail soon. NJ. l. flikLLfPs-
Atbcns, April 22-u-552 4if,t 4. "a, -
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Congrassional Appointments.

Hon. S. A. SMITH and Col. REESE B. BRABsos,
candidates for Congress in the Third District viii
address the people at the following times and
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TIME SEMI ANNUAL EAAAE.iai s. :
the pupils Of tho S6eS1.l
viii take place at the ln1ti.@ IN
nesday and Thursday, suly 90 s4f.l
The public are invited 10 Attend An 49,
will be delivered on Wednesday night and Con-
cert viii be given by the Young Ladies', and tho
alee Club, under the direction OF, Prof IL. @.
Cooke, on Thursday night tho 5th.
]. II. PATTON, 4Seey.
.swoetsatur. Juno II. Is5p-3t-56o
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BaS- An English coroner's jury have
recently returned verdict of manslaugh-
ter against an owner of pleasure boats,
for letting one of them out in an unsafe
condition, by reason of which one of the
narties hiring il was drowned.
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Staple Dry Goods,

TOO SACKS OF SALT JUST RECEIVED
lOO aud for sale al 81 per sAck--cniy for
Cash or Produce. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

nAIvrs, OILS, vARNfsHEs,D DYE sTuFFs
and Window glass. Just received and for
sale cheap for cash, by =. ,,..,
April IS f ll.t -. %. W RUSS
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rVyHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DISPOSED
to move West, desires to sell the FARA ON
which she now resides, lying on Mouse Creek, four
miles West Of Athens, near ParshaPs old Saw
Mill. The Farm contains. 100 acres-6o acres in
cultivation, the balance in timber--oak, hickory
and chestnut. There is On the Farm q good
Spring, Orchard Dwelling House, Barn and other
necessary buildings
Terms easy. Any person wishing small Farm
would do well TO call Immediately.
june II, 1s59-tf-560
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Flour

TUsT RECEIVED, so SACKS AND HALF
81 sacks good 6uperhne Flour and for sale ~
May 20 I'M HENDERSON.
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Chewing Tobacco.
School Examination.

TUsr RECEIVED, A NO. ARTICLE OF
May 20 robson, RICE co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-01
Farm for Sale.

or ALL KINDS, AND AT VERY Low
; zpFiis RoBEsoN, RICE & cos.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-01
IN RENsHAw q co.
Cabinet Makers and Undertakers,

~ EEP CoNsTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE
IN assortment of Furniture of every description,
Mattresses, Gosld,s Patent Spring Bed Rotiom,
Cane Scat Chairs, &c -.
They also keep aiargc number Of HkI'ALtiC
ehert notice. Api ~ cm-sSs