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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

gUyHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate nj Tally Ito, Granville county, n e., i'm
medaieIy the read leading from Oxford To- lillsbor
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty 10 work
thirty hands There is uISo she premises single story
Dwelling. with rooms, good Kitchen, Smoke House,
Negro House, Stables. Crib. Steam House, kc., &c.
splendid opportunity is here presented any wishing
engage the manufacturing If Tobacco The !ocaon
is good one. being the edge If the lands that produce
fine if the finest Tobacco in the STATE There IS al
ways money be made by well conducted Factory. The
neghbrhoud is unsurpassed far health aud g'"' morals
Having sold out Store Ut Tally llO and one o the part
Of having left the ncghb hood. renders
necessary close the entire and wish To do
as can and therefore would like To have pru-
positions early b. done. For further particulars
address A. II. Cooke at Oxford j. Meadows aud DIR
A. Fleming at Tally Ito.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE. MEADOWS L FLEMING.
August %, 1883. 55-w;f.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAND
Il lying the waters of Grassy Creek, Granville
ty, which he lives The tract contains about Gao
acres Of which about standing in original growth
and heavily tinbered. The land is well adapted to the
growth of Tobacco Corn Cotton. Wheat and Oats; and
being we'll watered be probably employed as stock
farm The place is well improved. having dwelling
house. with good aud garrett and all houses,
such negro cabins CRIBS stables &c. in good
pair. There is also the premises Grst Mill, good
running order which, for about eight months of the year.
does good work, having gyod custom.
The subscriber being very DESTROYS to SELL invites pur
chasers examine his p.ce. 1t is situated in high.
healthy country. Terms made For further par:cl-
lars address the undersigned at Oak Hil Granville
ty, &C.
' NJ. T. SMITH
December II, 1883. 80 w.nl..
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A Cure for the Piles!

A Cure for the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED &c YEARS
Ii with this terrifying disease and finding no relief
finally discovered VEGETABL OINTMENT which, | be-
leive, unparalleled in its efficacy. Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy TO the public
the most speedy discovered. 1, Northern
humbug. could produce many proofs, but the Oin-
men is out on its merits, those that afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By sending
One Dollar, and cents in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, NC
May Z, 1853. ly-wly*
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN WAR.
rem COUNTY, NC.

nv TUESDAY, the LIST day Of March next at the late
u residence of Gen. n. T. Hawkins. decd, we will sell
to the highest bidder reasonable terms acres
Of VALUABLE LAND in hve separate tracts adapted to
timber and good water and in neghborhoods pro-
verbal for health and good society.
The Rocker Davidson and Picnic tracts are within three
and four miles Of Shocco and White Sulphur Springs and
than six and eight from Waenton and Ridge
Depot.
The Race Tract is WarrentOn and in thorough re
pair The Baker tract ia IL miles east of Warrenon and
near Littleon Depot
The plantations in good heart and improved by sub
stantial fences, barns, and necessary cabins.
IS $ :. $ Vs. z'ss's',.
January Z, 1859. S-wtd.*
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A 81 the University Of New York. and ps.csi,ioaer az
years experience desires situation 10 Wholesale
drug establishment His lor wishing such si,us.
ton that his health will admit of The sxpusurp incl
dent the practice u medicine. The satisfcosy
Address AEDlCUS
PitisborS', n. O.
December 81, 1853. $50 ss-vti
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OLIN HIGH sHCOOI-MALE 4 fEAALE'
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal
-. A. H. h..nl1, Assistants. Il

Ms. A 4; y; a,' frc:r Assistants. -
Other assistants viii b a the o.
instruction to al the pupils.
RLIN HIGH SCHOOL i: situated in the Nortn.h Srn
mart of Iredell county, N. c., the waters Ut Rocky
creek in healthy section Of country, and IN the mds
an Industrious and moral community and is Is free rom
temptations extvasance and dissipation rs any scnoo
The course of instruction is full and particular attention
paid to the elementary branches All the teachers have
experence and the Prncps rev ~ Ce W." nS
and instructors Of youth in the State Tic gossrnue
mild and firm. Iii gradually increasing aud oners Strung
inducements to those who have sons and daughters !" DC
educated Parents and Guardians leh to manage the
expend lures IN dress control the amount Of pocket
money! and to allow the making of accounts wnh mer-
chants and Others to inierdic them Us ey hnk pest
The aud teachers recommend and .ncucate pah
Iess simplicity and in dress, and fra'ty ano
economy expenditures; but assume NO authority I" con-
troi them and take responsibility in these matters
TERMS PER SESSION OF II WEEKS.
Classical Department, <so w
English Department, from GU W 10 10 w
Nns;c nm Piano ~ "
IIsa of Instrument zoo
Psini;no $500
Eronch 500
Cravons &c 1000
Contingent Fee, LOO
Board Young gentlemen from q so to 6 10 per
month"; exclusive of lights and they wait themselves
Young ladies IS W per month, including fuel, wash'ng
aud attention. Lights will be furnished at modsate prices
Tuition and contingent fees in advance Boarding Houses
kept for young ladies' also for young
they requested board separately The Fall Session
opens the Sd "Wednesday in July, and the Spring the Is,
Wednesday Of May and the annual meeting Of the trus
tees the day before O'clock A. u. liberal share Il"
patronage is solicited
J. c. TURNER, President.
p. TOMIlN, Secretary.
Iredell county, n c., June IA. 1855. .Y-wly..
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LOOK AND READi

u which you can make a. good Honey that made by
Becs-the Saunders Secrc-wh 6fy other god receipts
Such how u make noncxplusve Burning Fluid Ice
Cream, Ginger Beer, r Rheumatism, Aydophobis,
RaitleSnakc bite, Art Of Painting on Glass; &c, &C.
Many Of these receipts selling North for 81 each.
send all neatly printed sheet fur One Dollar; and
If you do not like them the money will he refunded
Please address W. II. ROCKWELL
Yadkinvlc Ysdkn County, y. G.
January Is, 1859. s-wsmpd.s
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THonAsvLLs DAVIDSON Co., n. c.
TIME SPRING SESSION will commence FEBRUARY
Il lst 1859. Board exclusive of washing and lights Is
per month. Tuition in regular branches $l2 per
SON: Music and Ornamental correspopdingiy low.
they should be present at the commencement Of the term
Catalogues containing all necessary information respecting
the of instruction terms &c. will be forwarded
application to
Board of Trustees.
January l, 1859. 1-v6
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THE .SOUTAERN CITIZEN ,,-Puhlished b,
Il JOHN MITCHELL and WV. q. SWAN, b nov "
sued every Saturday morning. In Washington.
Trans OF Susscnrnox-ts Per Annum.
Club Of 10 Is
Address, Nessrs. MITCHELL SWAN
Washington. d. C.
January Z, 1855. s-vi,s
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May ], 1858.
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

a LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE at reduced
"A prices together with general assortment of Family
Groceries Also the best old Liquors. Wines, &c. &c.
which will sell wholesale retail Call and see for your
SELF 4th door North side Haget Street To cash buyers
say CALL aud shall not be Disappointed deter
mined to sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have receive hope. by strict atento 10
business, to merit a continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Raleigh, Nov !, 1858. 44-wtf
To the members of the approaching Legislature say
call. as have something nice for you. j. W..
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TIME SIXTEENTH SESSION will open on the 6rst
IL Monday in January and close with the annual Com
mencement ON the last Thursday in May.
The School relies entirely its merits for patron
age In order that it may merit patronage ths number Of
students is 80 limited as to secure.
lst The greatest thoroug and efficiency in every
department of instruction.
3D. The most udicious discipline enforced with affection
ate irmness.
3d. The comfortable and home-like accommodations
procured at the smaes. expense.
For admission apply to
J. Il. MILLS,
Oxfrd, n. C.
December g. 1888. 49-wlOt*
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

CHATHAM COUNTY, ~.
VTlHE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON.
Il the 10th Of JANUARY, and continue five
months.
TIL, situation Of the Academy Pleasant and beautiful,
In the part of Chatham. In miles from Chapel Ill.,
and ~ frsm Raleigh II is also IL mics from Morrisvll.
Station the y. T. Railroad from which there convey.
by stage Students find this ii the best Schools
in the State yielding 1t Preparatory Collegiate
in its character although when desired highly mature
Academic Course is impaired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department, 1910
Juvenile (Eny!ish,) Is 90
Advanced {CassC.l,l 25 10
Board in best families s. per Inon;h.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates Of good char.
actcr and responsibility from each student heirc entering
Deductions for time Of sickness.
]. r. HOLT, Prin.
December 6, 1873. ao-wlf%
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-A VERY ELI.
II gble location in the northern part of North Carolina
for Physician with all the convenences necessary for the
accommodation Of family, will be vacated shortly BY its
present owner who purposes moving to another State
Those DESTROYS of locating will receive all necessary nor-
nation application TO the Editors Of the Standard
April 2, 1858. l5-wtf=
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted to his will receive prompt at.
tenton
Smthfeld Feb. 90. 2s-wtf
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SELECT SCHOOL,

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, \. c.
VuNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il open the 9Th Of JANUARY next. under the super
vision Of Mrs. H. b. BOBBITT and Miss 5. PARTRIDGE.
Terms per session Of months, as follows:
English Branches LIST class, sl5 90
T. cd l2 Oh
Latin and French, each 1000
Music ON Piano or Guitar, 90 10
Drawing Painting in water co.'s or Grecan In %
Painting in Oil, Is co
Board sI2 90 per month-payable half in advance.
December 10, 1855 au-w2m.=
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WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.

TUNHIS FARM Is SITUATED FIVE MILES NORTH.
Il west Of Knoxville, Tenn, and the line of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad, the head Of Second
Crc Grassy Valley This valley is 1T the best for
wheAt in East Tennessee The Farm contains about
Of which abou, 3tn cleared and tie bal
well timbered; two hundred acres are in clover and
grass and fifty in wheat. The suil naturally
surpassed by in E:s, Tennessee The land lies almost
,eve ana :: nigns Piodu:'rr ana lie: rsnarsseiy well
Wheat, Corn and the Grasses Co,nfi table iniprnvc-
men's. good springs and apple and peac orchards Fer
health good neihbohotd, beauty and convenience Is: To-
cation, is all which could be desired This Farm uf
ered upon terms and credits advantageous and
unusual as will not fail I" attract those desiring Farm.
TERMS:
Only oneten,h 10 per cent Of the purchase money re-
qured upon the contamination the sale. The balance
in instruments with annual interest u-
all the deferred payments Ii desired the Farm vii.
be sold upon shorter credits for cash Possession given
at any time For further particulars applyt
JOS A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- HAM COUNTY Superior Court of Law, Fall Term
1sS.-FOra j. Moore E. A. Moore-PetitiOn fUT Dr.
VERGE.
In this it appears to the satisfaction Of the Court
State and proclamation being made at the Court House
door according act of Assembly: Whereupon public
ton is ordered by the Court for weeks in the
Weekly North Carolina Standard fng said defendant
to appear this Court its next Term TO be held at the
Court House in Pitt>boro the third Monday in March
next To plead demur complainant bill, Or the
same viii be taken pro c0afesso and heard &c pdre
Witness. John Thompson, Clerk Of said Superior
Court, office in PtsbOro the third Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1858.
JOHN THOMPSON, c. sc
Jan. l. 1859. pr. Adv. Slo.) 9-w6t.*
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ROXDORO, ACADEMY.

VuNHE NEXT SESSION of this school, under the charge
Il Of the undersigned will begin on THURSDAY. JAM
uary sc,h, ls5? aud will continue twenty weeks. The
o studies and method Of instruction will be such
required to admission Into the Freshman Class
the University The interest u the pupils will &C.
at all times, consulted in every respect.
Terms rEI Session..
Classical Department, eco 90
English from elo to ls 80
nASELL NORWOOD.
January ], 1859. l-w6Is
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

N0HE UNDERSIGNED has. in Clark Co, A kansas
. IL 10000 acres of Wild COTTON LANDS for sale, N
tracts su purchasers favorable terms as be
afforded portion Of the west. These lands were To-
Gated twenty ,ears and equal if not SUPERIOR
ton of the State These lands lie within 25 so miles of
Camden Arkansas Furnishing town. where from 10000
to bales of cotton shipped by steamboats, annu
ally and also within go miles of Arkadephia, flourish
ing county that ships from 1000 to 5000 bales OF
cotton every season.
The above lands lie ON the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that certain be built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government
ANY information be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelpha, Clark Co.. Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 90, 1855. 29-wtf
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NOTICE.
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT.
IL liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding Country that
continue to carry ON the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra.
leigh, at WIN. II. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. l have
the same Smith that had last year. his business is soeiug
Horses and working Farming Tools he can also do irn
work on Carriages hope, by strict attention business
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN WYATT
1anuary H. 1897. 3-wly.
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800 REWARD.
II ANYWAY EXON TIE SUBSCRIBER IN RAN.

900 REWARD.
DANAwAY fkOM THE SUBSCRIBER IN RAN.
h dlph county. about the 18th day of Dcccutvr
lss my ncgro Jordan. lie - ab.u so years old,
weighing abou, l'o lbs, feet high quick spkcn. aud
very intelligent: copper cmplcxi"n dark heavy whsicEs.
watch and Il is Suppressed ,h.. he lad of mo,
ney when he lch. Said negro Is excellent l"s and
Shoe maker and doubt trying make his 10 the
State Of Ohio where he has q wc and may have COUNTER
felt free papers forged by white man. will give
90 fr his safe confinement in any Jail In NurthCsrcins
Or Jus delivery 10 me N .ana"pn s.cn,y and 'Sm.a =.
persons who-may be harb.ring said slave assist
ing him. either directly indirectly TO make his escape
10 some free State.
EZRA BECEERDlTE
Asheboro', Randolph Co.. n c.. Jan. ., 1859.
(Pr Adv. 20 Sol l-w6t.
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J. L. BRIDGERs. G. WHITFIELD.
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARDoRo', N. c.
One or both may be found about their Office from to
o'clock, sery day.
Office next door above D. Fender Co.'s Store.
January H. 1853. 3-w6mpd.*
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ed 10 order.
CHATHAM nAnsoAn
Thc debate upon Mr.. BsyanIs amendment rAs "
peusd
smendmcnl lie entered his rsuae.s arniasi H. 'aa
could MT sec the Reason shy Il sas snfT'rsre
the friends cf the nanrillc coun~ason ne vs.
fcuied on The same exclusive spirit that dsdes'eo
that measure
W. MosvAesd supported the Junction Of Nca@
river ss q would pruposc the Interests ID of gNs
posts. bot &c The amendment wAs r3csacd tbe ''s
would carry The coal trade 10 Virginia smisrs. a's
10 Chasscsaan. s &. lie wss totally opposed v SUI
Q system. NJ. n sYcke II noch lenyth On ss1q"'
a his virus ..n
Nr. Ousisv dssendcd The Chesapeake aud Asr
marie Canal Ccsnpsny from sone wsnafxs nnaoe ):
Mr. Mssshesd Ne spoke sesinss the saachdiaessI
Ms. Green. cf Fssaklin. could NO, soie sa ns
amendment and would conssdrs e HARDSHIP !" ~, ~
fuse this rusd 10 the people of Chsihsaa he rfae
10 Ms. Ms srgumeais. and odtrcd an atnff,a'ss .s
suhiitns the Junction q this rusd with INC spe's"
Raiirusd
Nr. Neore. q Chatham. had similar snarndnpc,a
ready. vbsn she Chsns Rsilrssd bn ~ss se'ss "N
ucusc.
n. Horvood ssrpcsd NJ. Nasscsds sie"s On
he smrndnsns 10 dc bsl
Mr. Mesrs. a Cssshsn, msas sospe remarks j"
explamfioa- .a,ra
ks. Walker spoke Of the Inconsistency esh't'ea
BIZ shc oppaornts of The DanviIIe coopssf'on On sup
possine shis tsu To carry cot his osn cefasasafa''
he vush support The bin ,ax
Mr.. Sasu commented On The esil edects Cd the ca.
cius;se posiry a wvrcniine southern Ss.its from
sce cuassrsson sish she DuP Rive C"slhc,s "a
he Nss;oal Fesnasy, u d shosld be esaae'''''s
AaA
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RED MOUNTAIN FEMALE ACADEMY.
ORANGE COUNTY, n. c.
ME Spring Session will commence LIST February 1859
and continue twenty-one weeks Board in highly re
spectacle and agreeable families SIS to 80 Tuition in
English, SIC to SIS; in Languages $ls. Drawing Paint
ing and Music at the usual prices. small number of
pupils can board with the subscriber.
AERIWETHER LEWIS Principal
Dec ", 1858. 52-w5tpd.
W J. Housrox. f W. A. AIlxr
HOUSTON 4 ALLEN,
Attonies and Counsellors at Law.
KMAmvnLR, N. C.
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
~ Courts Of Duplin. New Hanover and adjoiug
ties, and also the Courts Of Wake.
April II, 1857. alsO-vly.
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RICHARD Q. BRlrr0y,
BERNARD TODD.

IL TODD 4 YOUNG. Is this day dissolved By maseai
conscn, Either partner will sign The name Of Tbs Cosessa
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January Is, 1859.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-06-24

Our farmers are now in the midst Of the
Wheat Harvest. AS far as we have learn
ed. though the grain stood thin on the
ground in some places, the heads are bet
ter filed than usual and the yield viii be
much larger than was anticipated a few
weeks ago. For illustration, farmer
in the western part of the county told US
on Tuesday. that six weeks ago he offered
to take ahundred and fifty bushels for his
crop, but he was satisfied now that il
would yield four hundred and fifty. And
this is by no means solitary Instance
We have no means of arriving at the pro-
bable figure at which the market will
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\ The Washington Correspondent Of the
Philadelphia American, " Independent"
thus alludes to the agonizine throes Of the
lmpositionists, in their anxiety Is got fidof
the responsibility 81 their reckless cxtreg-
agapce and corruption:
The Constitution has been doyoting It's
energies for week past to prove that an
Administration which spends tho most
money Is the most cconomicnl. This il
doubtless very agreeable logic TO those
who have profted BY the expenditure,
but II is rather hard to ask ms outsiders,
who are not permitted, except BY special
indulgence, 10 look even at the empty
vaults Of the Treasury, to swellow any
such democratic doctrine. With the ex-
ccption Of the CONTRACTOR war in Utnh,
where no saltpetre exploded, and the ~
cent glorious triumph Of ourher0ic diplo-
macy in Paraguay, where the . illustrious
Bowlin' took down the illustrious Lopez,
this may be regarded rs rather peace
preserving Administration. Wehave had
plenty Of runiors of war, but no war,
thanks 70 the prudence OF both sides, and
especially Of ours. There has been some
domestic jars in the happy household Of
the democracy, If report speaks truly, but
without any fatal collision so far, though
it is hard to tell what may happen at the
| pitched battle which is to come off az
Charleston. Yet, notwithstanding this
condition Of peace, the public expendi-
lures have exceeded all precedent, even
when we were engaged in war with Mexi-
co, had am immense army in the field, and
had to transport everything into the enc
my's country. Last year they exceeded
GS1 O00 O00 aecaprf,,f, tr Che f,fytr;ol 30 a.
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SeS- The Occasional" correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Press says that the
President is excessively annoyed at the
position assumed by the Ohio Democratic
State Convention" The same writer, al
iuding to the attempts made by federal
officials in several States, to pack the del
egations to the Charleston Convention.
pays the following compliment TO this
class'of patriots;-'If the whole gang of
federal Otfice-holders, throughout, the
Northwest, would act openly instead of
secretly with tho Republicans, the Do
mocraey would be much stronger for the
RADIANCE"
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The Candidates for Goyernor,


The candidates for Governor will reach
East Tennessee next week, and we hope
the people generally will turn out to hear
them. They will be at Jasper on Monday
next, the 9th; Chattanooga, 2sth; Cleye-
land, 10Th; Benton, 30th; and Decatur,
Saturday, July I'd. When they will have
a respite ofnine Recommending again
on Monday, the 18th, at Athens.
The canvass in Middle and West Ten
nessee has been arduous and all our infor-
nation from that direction leads us to be-
lieve with the happiest effect to the cause
Our gallant standard-bearer has acquitted
himself gloriously at every point and won
troops of friends upon every OCCASION
The people of his own East TENNESSEE
stand ready with warm and hearty greet
ing, and viii give him such vote in Au
gust as will astonish the most sanguine Of
his friends beyond the mountain.
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''Every paper dollar issued by State au-
thority is an unconstitutional dollar, and
every legislator who votes Tor paper mo-
ney violates his oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States. - Nashville
U,sion and American.
In commenting upon the above the
Banner says;
1--WE warn the peopleof Tennessee in
time that the democratic leaders will de
ceive them If they can. Every man who
votes for democratic candidates expecting
o TO see them, If elected. favoring a judi
cious system Of banking supporting in
good faith mixed ourrency---is destined
TO be egregiously sold out and done for. Il
They are Tor an exclusive metallic cur
rency. They have declared metal TO be
the only .constitutionap currency, and
they would be false to the Constitution
and violate their oaths 10 give any coun-
tenance to banks. The man who votes
their ticket expecting them to thus act
must be strangely infatuated Upon no
other grounds can an opponent of hard
money support the Democratic party in
this canvass" ~
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Acnnmmotiation Trnin,

The candidates Cos Governor are Published to
sPssh st.cIerelend, on Wsd~e.day, the 2slh inst
An AccohpnOdadon Train viii leave Athens on the
morning Of hat day and return the same evening,
stopping al all the depo,s and stations, for the
convenience Of all who may wish to attend the
Speaking al Clexeland. One Fare for the trip.