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NOTICE.
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL BE SOLD (FOR DISTRIBUTION
wv among tho heirs) at tho lato residence Of
Capt D. L. Knox, in Bradley county, Tennessee,
10 the highest bidder on Tuesday, the seth day Of
August next, and succeeding days until sold,
all the REAL AND Personal PROPERTY
belonging to said estate, comprising one of the
most valuable and desirable Farms in East Ten
nsssec, containing. BY estimation, One Thousand
Ono Hundred and Twenty five Acres, more or less;
about Five Hunired Acres Of River Bottom, clear
ed aud in high state Of eutivations and about
One Hundred Acres Of good Up Land the remain
der we'll tiuibored and watered. hno Brick
Mansion, and all necessary out-buildings, in good
repair, upon the premises. Said Farm is situated
upon the HiHassee River about six miles above
the East Tennessee Georgia Rail Road, and i'm
mediatcly on the main stock road leading from
Kentucky to the State of Georgia 0ne-hfth of
the purchase money will be required paid down,
the remainder in two equal payments, on one and
two years time, the last note to draw interest after
the first twelve months--purchaser required to
give bond and security, and hen retained upon
ihe Land for the purchase money
Also. a Tho same time and place, viii be sold
SEVENTEEN LIKELY NEGROES, consisting
OF mon women and children. Said Negroes will
be cold on > credit Of twelve months, purchaser
required 70 give bond and approved security, and
. lien will also be retained upon said Negroes for
the purchase money. -
Al the same time and place will be sold, on a
credit Of twelve months, purchaser giving bond
and approved security, twelve head Of Mules and
Hcrzes, twenty-five head OF Stock Cattle, two
yoke Of Oxen one hundred and twenty-five head
Of Hogs, more or less, twenty or thirty head Of
Sheep a lot Of Corn and Wheat, one Two-horse
Carriage, fine lot Of Forming Utensils, consist
ing Of Wagons, Harness. Ploughs, Gearing Reap
er Threshcr, Blacksmith Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furnilure, and various other articles too
tedious to MERTON. All sums under twenty dol
lars cash will be required
An persons having CLAIMS against said estate
are notified 10 Ole them duly authenticated, and
all indebted are requested to come forward and
make scttlsmsut JAMES M. KNOX,
TIA 4F fs G. @. KNOX,
WILLIAM KNOX,
~ tN . LANES PARKS
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
NIndisnnXiIla. Tenn.

THE Winter Session OF this popular institution for the
L education OF Young Ladies', will commence the
18th Day Of september-Prof 8. NJ. GAINES, Principal
with a competent corps OF assistants.
The course OF instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught the most celebrated institutions
Of learning in country. Those who would consult
economy invited to examine rates before send
ing their daughters elsewhere Diplomas conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent.
For further particulars please Catalogues, which
will be sent on application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON, On.
IA CoTTIN, Sec. Aug 10, 1s5s-tf-516
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A LOT OF THRRsHERs, DIFFERENT
"a. kinds, left over from last year, that can DO
had on favorable terms They must be ssld, and
all who want 70 buy would do well to call and sec
before purchasing elsewhere.
May6 S. X. REEDER>
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Clothing /! Clothing

WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT,
w which we arc offering at very reasonable
prices. Call and examine
Aprils robson, RICE co.
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= Youth and Manhood,

8AzB Just Polished the 25th ThousAnd, and
mailed IN scaled envelope, to any address, post paid
on receipt OF three stamps.
Medical Essay the Physical Exhaustion and Decay
OF the Frame, caused by Infection, ana
the injurious consequences OF Mercury, BY r. J. Cul
ver~el, N. D.. Member Of the Royal College OF Sur
spermaforrhes or Seminal Emissions, Genital aad
Nervous Debility, Impotency, Loss Of Energy, Depres
sion of Spirits idty Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
and Iupedmcnts 70 Marriage, are promptly and eject
naIy removed by the authors novel and successful
mode Of treatments BY Of which the invalid
regain pristine heaith without having to dan
gerous aud expensive nostrnms.
lFrom the London Lsneet,1
The best treAtise ever written subject Of vital
utation.
Address the Publishers y. o. KLINE co. list Ave
nus, cor 18th street Post Box 1885, New York City.
Feb 25-iy-tA
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!, wctrro. n. n. r'cLuEe,
n. ~ rcLUEd, hoLVre'
WI LEsALE O ROGERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
pRALKns IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco

Il |
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
No. 40 Gay Street, ~
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
RENow RECEIVING, AND WILL HAvR
N in store by the 18th Of January, Inst, the
largest and best assorted stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ever offered IN East
Tennessee in part, Of tho following
articles which thoy will sell to the trade for CASH
as low as can be had here or delivered from any
other market;
500 bhds sugar--chcice, prime and fair;
800 bbls. Clarified Sugar;
200 /" Crushed do;
$50 " Powdered do;
so Loaf do;
700 bags Rio Coffee;
200 a Lagusyra coaes;
100 Java Cofec;
200 bbis. Now Orleans Moiasses p a.
200 Sugar House do;
100 half bbls Sugar House dol
100 quarter bbls. Golden Syrup;
500 kegs wheeling Nails;
400 boxes Star Candles;
s-zs Sperm do;
500 Palm and faniiiy Soap;
4 50 Cattle Il do;
800 Tobacco; 49,. ~. ~.
200 Smoking Tobaceo $ - -
100000 Cigars;
IS tierces Rice; 80 .,
20 bags Pecans; i Z. a IS, ~
20 a English Wslnuts; .,sr
$50 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 {" Candy; ~ ~. "a On
10 cases Sardines; fHet
$50 boxes N. r. RAISING
$50 a. Layer do, =. =, y 4. fsit % +.
10 bbls. Brazil Nuts; Is >ert. =.
30 boxes Flasks;
100 :" Glass Tumblersf H
100 doz. Zinc WasL Boards;
50 Assorted Demijohps; - =. -
500 gross Backing;
1000 kegs White Lead; -ttii-'
200 Zinc; 80
100 bbis Linseed on;
rs boxes Pine Apple chcesg
10 kegs Shot;
10 q Bar Lead;
SO boxes Starch;
csroons Indigo;
0 casks Maddcr;
rs bags Pepper; 3A-tesa i4+
- 20 +" Allspice; go ~ 4
IS Ginger;
5 cases Nutmegs;
5 bags Cloves;
5 cascs Mace;
200 mats Cassia;
rs bills Copperas;
rs Epson Salts
40 kegs Salt Petrc;
20 bbls. Birthstone;
Is Alum;
900 casks Sup. Carb. Soda,
200 drums Figs;
5 cases Prnnes;
20 bags Almonds;
rs bbls. Lard OIL;
rs Tanners OIL
so half pipes Pure Brandies
pipes Holland Gin-pure;
IS Z" jamaica Rum--pure;
2 puncheons Irish Whiskey;
200 bbls. Monongshela do;
100 (" Bourbon do;
so !" White do;
20 quarter casks MADEIRA Wine;
20 Port do;
rs cases claret; F.
200 Baskets and Boxes Champagne,
and all nihar nriicloa 10 he fund In n frat claaa
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Ready Made Clothing
Tllreshers.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT, OF SUM
IN. mer clothing. just received and for sale by
April 10 O.. W. ROSS.
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Notioe to shippers Of Freight.
Attention, Carpenters

TTNHAT LOT or TOOLS HAS COME AT
IL asst, comprising most everything in your line
Call and examine them. - -tst
Also, large lot Of Brass Kettles, which viii
sell cheap, as the fruit crop Is not very good
Apl 22 GEO. w ROSS.
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Threshers I Threshers I

DERSONS WANTING THRESHERS CAN
be supplied by calling or sending their orders
to tho undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
Nav I31 ZIMMERMAN & KILG0RE.
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200 Baskets and Boxes Champagne,
and all other articles to be found in first class
Wholesale Grocery House.
The above Goods were purchased with great
care, for CASH, and viii be sold CHEAP.
McCLUNG h co.
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan 81 ls5s-sm-5sg
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II u. RICE HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE
81 ontirs interest " A. D. SATAN IN The con
c1r., or RonesoE, sARaAm Co, the new concern
viii confirm business ut tho old stand, under the
nano and style OF R0BESON, RICE d CO.
The business u tAe "a concern viii V settsd BY
~ n>~ RQpEsoE, RIcB4 90.
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OPPOSITION AND COMPETITION /


TUsr REcEIvED AND F0b SALE By
q the barrel or gallon. BY g. ". ROSS.
WE. HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF La
wv dies Collars, Laccs, Trimmings, Ribbons,
Hdkfs, Hosiery and Gloves, together with Flow
ers Fans, Dress Buttons, Combs, Hair Pins, Para
soils, Hoop Skirts, and We can tell how many 9TH
or things--eaIl and see them. ~
Apriis KoBEsoN, RICH a CO.
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%.
Bushroa Fcagans, Daniel Feagans, Il at
ON MOTION, AND 1T APPEARING FROM
NJ the allegations Of the compliments bill, that
the defendants Daniel Feagans and Bushroa FeA-
fans are non-residents Of tho State Of Tennessee,
4 y therefore ordered that publication be made
- four successive weeks 10 the Athens Post,
newspaper published Il the town Of Athens Tenn,
requiring tho said nonresident defendants to APP
pear on or before the chaneery Court 10 be held
At Piksville, Tennessee. on the third Monday Of
September next, then aud there TO answer the COM
planants bill or the same viii be taken for con
fes.ed aud SGT for hearing e. parte as to them.
5. O. NORWOOD, C. G N
juno ;, ls5o-fi-pr, foe s3--55s
Il eCpERIoR ARTICLE OF RAILRoAD
IA C0HSE1N, rffsiyed and ior sale At
MAJ WITT RUcKER'S.
NYALL PAPfR AND WINDOW SHADES,
w 9egeral rrfici|tl. a. ~. a.
April HoBEs0N, RICE3 co.
III. -. 49,.
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Dress Goodsl

WTE HAVE A VERY COMPREHENSIVE
wv stock Of Fancy Dress Goods--such as Silks,
Tissues, Bareges, De LANES; 0rgandy, Swiss and
Jaconet Muslins, Lawns DeBeiges, Lavella Cloths,
Challies-and in fact. We have something Of al
most every thing in this line. Call an examine.
April s robson, RICE co.
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NOTICE,

VNHE FIRM OF GIBSON 4 wEsrER y
this day dissolved BY nnutuel consent G. II.
Gibson will continue the business at the old siend.
An those indebted 70 mo for the years 1881 o.
1855, can pay me- In Wheat at the market price.
juno 10, 80 OF. GIBs0N.
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Boots and Shoes I

H0R MEN, WOMEN, MIssRs. BOYS, cHIL-
II drop, aud Yoothv which they win su law
down for cash, or % prompt dealers on tune. i r.
Apfil8 K0BESON, RICE a &c.
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DR.. w. s. FINDLAY

ND EsPECTFULLY offers his Professional Services to
E0, the citizens of Pikeville and vicinity.
OFroE THE 1ne formerly occupied by DR.. fraxier.
RefereRces.Facuty OF the University Of Penn, Med.
Dep; DR.. ". Y. Barr, Abingdon, Va COL @. y. Trgg,
Knoxville, Tenn; DR.. J. Ewing, Rose Hill, Va; y NJ.
Fulkerson, ESQ.,, Tazewen Tenn Dr. d. Frazier, Knox
county, Tenn; Col Daniel Cooke Chattanooga, Tenn
Col. w. Houston, farewell, Tenn. Dec lI-1y-534
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lust RRcEIvnn AND FOR SAFE, nY
~ June e. ", hosef
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nEvoTEs his attention to Surgery, Obstetrics, and
~ Medicine. once continued at the Yellow Build
ing one door Northwes: OF the State Bank, recently
occupied by Taylor a Alexander. Dec 3i-tf-5S6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
The Late Queen of Portugal.

The Lisbon correspondent of the Daily News writing
on the 18th, says:
The death of the young and beautiful Stephane,
Queen of Portugal which took place this evening at
p NJ has plunged the capital into grief and expressions
OF unfegned sympathy and regret heard every
"a the streets and coeehouses nothing else talked of
for the young Queen by the simplicity of her manners
her unobrusve pety, and her great charity had won
the hearts of all classes from the noble to the cottager
we all remember how she passed along the streets but
twelve months ago, blooming bride, how her gentle
and winning ways Immediately gained for her the ahec-
tons OF the people, and sofened and altered the gloomy
and mooty habits Of the King. The Queens illness COM
menced on Monday last, when Her Majesty accompani-
cd the King to Vendas Novas to inspect the proving of
new ried cannon. The day was burning hot, and on
the sands there was little shade. Shortly after
returning home Her Majesty complained of an ndispo-
stion, which considered to be the result of slight
sunstroke but which at last recognized as diptheris
The fatal disease ran its course despite the able atten
dance of Dr. Gomez and the Baron da Silva who tried
every known to the medical art to save the Royal
sufferer. Yesterday morning. believe, dangerous SYM
toms set in, and slight modification appeared in the
throat. AT this jancture, Dr. Simas of the Msericor
d who has high reputation for the treatment of this
class Of complaints was called n but he at once gave
up the case as hopeless Toward evening it became
known about the palace and reported out of doors
that the Queen could not escape. AS last resource
however, operation commonly had recourse to in des
perate cases, performed the throat by the emf
nent surgeon Barboza but it was of no avail and
shortly after 2. M. the Queen expired The confes
Of her Majesty the Rev. Joseph Isey President of
the English College, in attendance and administered
the consolation OF religion and the last rites of the church
The bed surrounded by the sorrowng King and the
royal family to all of whom the Queen had endeared
herself as much as if her relationship with them had been
lifelong. Sorrow is universal, and the English court
will mourn for the royal lady whose grace and beauty
won the admiration of all the parties given in her honor
before she came to this country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-19

PARENTAL SYMPArHY.--Parents express too little
sympathy for their children the effects of this is Iamen-
table
How your children love you I would give the
world to have children devoted to me said mother
to one who did not regard the time given to her chill
oren as so much capital wasted. Parents err fatally
when they grudge the time necessary to their chidrens
amusement and instruction for investment bring
sure and so rich returns.
The childs love is holy and if the parent does not
fix that love upon himself he deserves to lose it, and in
after life, to bewail bis poverty of heart.
The childs heart is full of love- and must gush out
toward somebody something. If the PARENTS worthy
of it, and possesses it, he is blest and the child is safe
When the child loves worthy persons and receives their
sympathy be is less liable to be influenced by the
deserving for in his soul models of excellence with
which he compares others.
Any parent can descend from his chilling dignity and
freely answer the chds questions talking Familiarity and
tenderly with him and when the little one wishes help,
the parent should out of his abstraction and cheer
fully help him. Then his mind will return to his specu-
laons, elastic and it will act with force All parents
can find few minutes occasionally during the day, to
read little stories to the children and to Illustrate the
respective tendencies of good and bad feelings They
can talk to them about flowers Birds trees aud about
angels, and about God.
They can show interest in their sports, determining
the character of them What way than this OF
binding the child to the heart of the parent When
YOU have made friend of child you may congratu-
late yourself you have friend for life.
Life Illustrated.
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A Great Race.

"Ah," said Uncle Dad to Ducfoot, as together they
sat at the table, that air were great race blasted if
it wasn't never seed the beat of it sence the first day
| straddled boss. Thunder who'd managed it 2"
What race was that ?" inquired Ducoot
Wot race why, old Nig's black mare, Is years DID,
blind of an eye IA hands an finger high, agin Joe
Wallops grey, with three legs gs-"
Three legs!"
Yes sree that air hOss were born with only three
legs the oil hind leg a natural deformty inwsi-
be of no juice so that the hoss had to go perpetooa
ly Oh three legs. Well, Joe Wallop put his grey up
agn Ngs black for fifty dollars Side twenty-five for
felt, that old three legs would beat the black in four
mile heat twice around Mig tuck the bet and they had
the race! and sich race Well its no uce a talkn'
the swift isn't alters to the race, Shakespeare says
Old peg leg went in, at it they went, nip and TUCK and
the way them three legs flew around, kinder loose like
over the gravel wernt slow Black putfed and blowed
and they up the back stretch blast me ef
you could ha seen anything 'cept them three legs fly
in around as ef they strips of lether longing to
fly net they kim up, three legs was four lengths
ahed, an old blacky he'd bolted. Poor animal them
three legs never ary other race-no, never" and
Uncle Dad looked very solemn.
"Why didn't he again ?' asked Ducfoot, in q low
Tone
'FCause, for good reason. He throWd hissef about
and worried his three legs in sich manner that he
sweat his hoofs clean off, and the next day his teeth all
ratified outn his head and one of the grinders fell down
into his hesoapergas and Citing into his throat
ways choked him to DEATH poor eler That boss were
hoss as isn't seen every day.
Whereupon old Dad vacated the rancho Ducfoot
having else to do went forth to gather such information
as be could concerning sporting matters generally.
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

>ga-so B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
8 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES He is prepared at all times
work with neatness and despatch He superln
tends all his operations in person, and guarantees that ms
shall durable neat and cheap any other
establishment in the State.
plying his new patent scroll springs, without which no
buggy can be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant motion and add but little to the cost of buggy
and of incacuabe benefit, they comp etey prevent
that upon other springs which has given rise to SO
give him call. o,o
May 28th, 1858 59-u
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For Sale and to Let.
COL ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

oOA ACENELS OF LAND EOE SALE.
HE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the followingstracs
land in New Hanover County, to wit
3Ol ACRES KNOWN AS THE REEDY TRACT,
yIng about five miles from the town of Wilmington and
on eedy Caney and Reys Branch said tract having been
gfane to him by virtue of Deed dated 18th March, 1896
and signed by Will A Graham, then Governor of the State
ALSO, 300 ACRES KNOWN AS THE CANEY TRACT,
lying about the same distance from Wilmington and border
ing the lands of John A. Sanders and F. A. Moore
ALSO, A HOUSE AND LOT -
In the TOaon of Wilmington, Ell
situated on Chestnut street in the eastern part of
The house comfortable dwelling and lot convenient.
ANY person desiring the above lands house and
lot can learn any further particulars by applying to VIM
A. BLUDWORTH, Burgaw, New Hanover County, N. c..
or addressing JOHN Fl. BLUDWORTH,
Georgetown, S. c.
aB- James Grant Esq, of Wilmington will show the
House, and David Sanders, Esq the Lands.
August 5. 1S59-49-2m
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BOARDING HOUSE IN cEoRGETowN. :. c.

Il
- THE ESTABLISHMENT WELL. KNOWN AS THE
E3iE " DORRILL HOUSE,'' situated the of
King and High Market streets, containing about TWEEN
t sleeping apartments all well furnished with necessary fur
niture and bedding nearly
The Establishment being two tenements connected by
large dining room which could be and The House
used private dwellings, they being situated separate
lots.
On the premises there is all necessary out buildings,
sspg of Kitchen Servants Hail. Carriage House and large
Stable all in very good repair and the most Of them
Also, excellent well of enent the Kitchen
The House has been established for about four years and
has reputation unequaled by any in the country.
The only the has for disposng of it is to
change investment The business has heretofore proven
profitable, and is still we'll patronzed, and doubt with
good management would continue to do
The above Establishment will be sod furnished above
mentioned very accommodating telms-such will suit
the purchaser. For further particulars apply to Mrs S.
A. Tutte, the premises who will give all information,
to I. r. Sessions, Esq.
July 20, l859-48-tf W. II. DORRILL.
N B-I wish to inform my friends and patrons that the
DORRLL HOUSE will be kept open until further notice
W D.
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w G. MILLIGAN proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he prepared to make and put up to or
Furniture Tops, Manes, Hearhs &c, of the best quality
OF American or Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
establishment in the country North or South.
Iron Railing different styles for inclosing family lots,
n BOrders from all parts Of the country accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
enon and all articles warranted to be as or
OClarge made.
Nov. 23d.-[I2tf.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-One of the counterfeit checks
on the SubTreasury here from Salt Lake, present
ed here They admirably executed and calculated
to deceive The tools seized by the Marshal found
in the Church Tithing Office of Brigham Young The
parties arrested said to be Mormons in high stand
ing It is understood that the profits of the transac
tions were to accrue to the benefit of the Church.