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The I.ocosoooisms Of False Democrs.



NM. Editor Among the corruptions Of
the present day, we see none moro do
.es.aole than base imposition that Is be-
ing priesthood upon the readers Of the
Seveiano Banner, through its columns,
nose who scarcely know the princi-
PEE tney feign would vindioate; yet they
m NV hssP their billingsgate upon the
mniEland american party, and the Wing
soN--a man we'll worthy the nlsca &C.
which he has been selected. and a man
not only competent to vie with The Dan,.
ocratic candidate, LAxpoN C. HAyNxs lint
TO render himself useful benefactor e.
his country and free IL from the sbackles
by which II has been enyironed NV this az
called Democratic party, which. though IL
has the name, IL nothing more than : con
giomerated mass of corrupt Black Repnb-
licana, foreign pauperss and muitif.r;n,,.
Democrats, who have diseraced them.
selves, their party. and their countrvI In
the present unparalleled admin strafiSn
Now, these understrikers of Democracy
who have figured in the Banner of late.
could do nothing more than il character,
istic OF the Democratic party, resort 70
lying to gull the people, and make them
believe that "Old Tom, as they are pleas-
cd to term him, is going on at a terrible
rate, making assertions that were not nor
cannot be proven. Now, I had the rood
fortune and pleasure to hear the speech
of Col. Nelson at Messy Creek, and which
was in every respect worthy q statesman
and an orator, and in which he treated the
Democratic party with more respect than
was due them; and dare say thew Jared
much better than if their candidate had
been present to defend them-nor did he
make any assertions but were clearly prov
en-. No wonder they thought 'the dogs
howled, the COWS lowed, and the cocks
;crowed," for they shuddered at the idea
OF having the inconsistencies of the De-
mocracy exposed to light. 1t appeared
from their horrid countenances that they
were very much frightened, and pre-
sumo it was corrupt Democracy bowling
within them that they heard, instead of
shouts and screams from the audience,
which, although we were proud of the
occasion, affim to be merely o false con-
ception in theirsown writhing bosoms.-
NOW, as to the coming contest between
Democracy, combined with all the cor
'ruptions of the age, and the true princi-
pies OF Americanism and Whiggery, I
cannot make as broad assertions as my
contemporaries, yet we have fattering
prospects that the conservative citizens of
the First Congressional District will sub
init no longer to the outrageous imposi-
tons of Democracy, and consequently
Col. Netherland and Thos. A.. R. Nelson
will be the choice of the people, for they
have already learned from sad experience
that Democrats are not worthy to be en-
trusted with the affairs of our country
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$4,000 REWARD!

N~RANAWAY FROM THE PLANTATION
Am of the subscriber, in Monroe county, Ten
nesse, on the mourning of the 26tb, FIVE
O. NEGRO FELL0wS-Peter, Bob, William,
~ Nelson, and Isaac Peter is about 2S or 30
years of age, feet II or IL inches high, black,
and will weigh IT'S or $50 lbs; Bob is of dark
copper color, near about feet high, piece off of
one ear, 20 or % years of age, and will weigh 40
or 175 TBS; William is about feet 10 inches high,
black, 81 years of age weight from $50 to 100 fbs;
Nelson, Is years of age, feet inches high,
will weigh about $50 lbs, one decayed upper tooth
in front. Isaac is of copper color, bushy head,
high forehead, 5 feet s or inches high, ABOUT 2l
years Of age weighs 125 or 1870 lbs, stout built
Said boys took all their clothing and blankets
with them, and one Of them, Nelson, took his tid-
die. will pay $50 for the apprehension of said
boys If ARRESTED in this State or 800 if arrested
out Of the State, and confined in jail SO that can
get them again. Any information concerning said
runaways can be addressed to me at Fountain
Hill T. o., McMinn county, Tennessee.
April 20, 1S50-3t-053 j. A. THICKER
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New Goods!---As Cheap as Anybody!
GIBSON g. wESTER

"AyE. RECEIVED AND OPENED THEIR
Ill supply of Spring AND SUMMER
GOODS. The stock is general embracing good
assortment of Dress Goods, Bonneis, Trimmings.
Goods for Gentlemens Wear in great variety.
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats Gaps, Boots and
Shoes, together with every thing else usually kept
IN a Retail Dry Goods Store--to an examination
of all which they invite the public gcnoral,y.-,
Give them call, and they win sell you Goods az
low as you con buy them at any other house in
Athens.
Is- All Merchantable Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods, at the highest market
prices. April 8
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THB GREAr DRAwBAok to persons emigrating
70 Ne extseme South and Western country, is the
fear they have Of the Fever and Ague--the most
diEefu Of ell diseases. Every day We hear of per-
sons attacked by this disease and made helpless in
esbort time, without any means Of ahording re-
lief In view Of The great demand for o remedy,
DR. HsssssER has. presented his celebrated "Bit-
r}er whose curative powers for all diseases Of tho
glsmaoh have bean universally acknowledged.
~ ~Bittsrs," prepared aftsr long experience
rad deep study, have received the snoomiums Of
Tho nosl eminent physieians ~ we'll = Ill CLASSES
from every part = our country. 10 those who
deshk Dir many yistnaA ~ W a. ~ b = W
- - t11ss ~ theneslyss rapssaysly. =
- See asvmthemsnt IN anchor ss'nmn
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YOU CAN GET CHEAPER .
Books, Blank Books, Paper, Pens, Inks,
FROM
J, A, RAYL.

Knorpiiie, Tenn.,
THAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
i State; and jast as t1as you can procure them
from New York, Philadelphia, or Boston. y
Teachers, Parents, Merchants Clerks Of Courts,
and Professional and business Men can always
rely upon anang here, mot only the Target ssock
BOOKS AND sTATI0NERY,
but at such prices a. be trusts will be entirely sat
isfactory TO Al his patrons.
School Books, Nav Books, 90 ,ss
Miscellanepus Books, Law Books,
ChildFens Books Medical Books,
Cheap Books Gif Books.
ALeo,
Ledgers, Journals llsttss Papers,
Day, Invoice, Cap and ikexsi Papers,
Cash : Record Booha All slzss Note Pspsrs
Envelopes, Ihkstaads, oullls. =
Gold asd Steel Pens, Slater, PsnoiIs, "a.
a great variety of styles end prioet Of Bibles,
Testamentss Hymn sqd Prayer peoks fl
Any nsgAslns Or hswspsSw win b fuspishsd
fer loss than Pnhll.hagS BIles. az <
ss:' Y; si ~: 81 ,i;;;S;;: :. !,
.l'rts - -
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LITTLE HOPE.

nN THE l0rH AND 2orH OF MAY, 1850,
" there will be public Examination of the
students Of Little Hope School, In McMinn coun-
W, commencing on each day, At O'Clock A. M.
On the evening Of the 10th, commencing at
o'clock, the Young Ladies Of the School will read
their Compositions, after which the following
young gentlemen will deliver Orationsi
]. Blankinship, Progress Of Liberty.
H. 8. Davis, improvement Of Tmnsssss.
7. 3. Pettitt Enlosy on Lafayette. ~
J. A. baltimore, Dseepsioa. 81
NJ p. Hoyl, Cxriosiy.
]. B. Stephenson, Edscasjos. A
Theso viii also be Speeches, MOI original, doliv-
sssd BY sonsef ths little hoys e ~ tch>el. An
psrseps intssoshsd In ~ sdneU1s0sf M youth
sys Wepsctfully invited 70 attend. - = =
Assn 20, isse-st-SIs
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$50 REWARD I!

CToLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber, four miles South Of Athens, Ten
nessee, ON the night Of the 10th April,,a DARK
CAESNUT S0RREL MARE, about I6 hands
high, 10 years old The thief took of with the
Mare quilted hog skin saddle (no horn,J and .
bride all n AIDE Of webbing. Said Mare was with
foal when taken. The above reward will be paid
for the recovery of the Marc, or will compensate
any one for information SO that get her again.
WIN. -BURK.
Athens, McMinn co.. Tenn, April 70, ls59-Its
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Petersburg, Va, March I, 1859.
XXTE have this day associated with us Mr.. FRED.
w II. SCOTT, to transact
Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Ausinesa

We shall Continue TO devote our PERSONAL attention
to the sale of
WHEAT, FLOUR. COTTON, TOBACCO, DO, DC,
aud with seniors experience Of twenty years. we
expect to render satisfactory sales.
We are prepared TO grant ample cash advances
against consignments We propose furniahing 0roce-
ries to customers ut the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against consignments OF Produce.
We shall keep on hand large supply Of Peruvian
Eide and Phosphate Guanos, which We will sell low
for cash. We are also the sole agents for Robinson's
manufactured, and to contain per cent. Of Ammonia
and 90 per cent OF Phosphate of Lime.
We are grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late Arm, and BY fidelity aud industry We hope
not only to preserve but largely Increase the same.
Very respectfully, tf
Feb 25-iy'-ot4 Tiios. BRANCH SONS.
THOMAS BRANCH JOHN =. HnAxcu.
JAMES b. BRANCH MISUNDERSTANDING ngD. n scoIf.
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OPPOSITION AND COMPETITION

Owing TO THE GREAT CONFUSION OF
" all parties at tho present time, North and
South, concerning the late capture of the
SLAYER ON THE COAST, OF AFRICA,
we, as private individuals, deem 1t our bounden
duty to offer anything in our power which might
probably condace to the welfare of our friends and
countrymen, and therefore, to heal all dissensions
in all parties, we are prepared to offer one of the
BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to this market. Our stock consists
Of everything kept in a Retail Store. 1t is un-
necessary to say anything in regard to prices, as
the y-word is, already, "Go to Writ RUCKER's
If you want BARGAINS" 80
WITT FUCKER.
Athens, Anril 20, Is59-553 1877
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n n, LEE, a. W. ROCKE.
LEE, ROOKIE g. CO. "'"'

'ohN d. LEE, g. W. ROOKIE.
LEE, ROOKIE & CO.,
(Suceessors to Lee, johnson d. Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers, Commission & Forwarding
Merchants,
Fire-proof Building, Main Street.
,, Lynchburg, Va, .,.t
VIII give particular attention to the Sale of all Con-
signments such as
Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard Butter, and
Country Produce, Generally.
Ig- Make Liberal Advances on Produce or
Merchandise in hand for Sale. Guarantee and
Cash time sales. Attend promptly to goods con-
signed to be forwarded; and keep always on hand
an extensive assortment of GROCERIES,.
April Is, lS59-12m-551
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DAWSON & SKINNER,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs, O.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

AuEust0s GeOrgias
W0uLD RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT CON-
w signmcnts Of all kinds of Tennessee Pro-
duce, and pledge themselves to obtain the very
highest prices and to do all in their power for the
interest Of their patrons.
References S. Metcalf, Prest Mechanics
Bank, Augusta, Ga; q. s. Simmons, Cashier Bank
State of Georgia. Augusta; Morris, Earle Co.,
Jesse H. Gaut, Esq, Cleveland, Tenn; A. Nickel
din, Esq, Athens, Tenn; W. S. McEwen, Kings
ton, Tenn; Messrs. Brown Bowen, Sweetwater
Tenn. April 1-4m-549
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Negroes to Hire I

THE SUBSCRIBERS, ADMINISTRATORS
Il of the estate of Simeon Eldridge, decd, will,
on Saturday, the 18th. of May next, at the Court
house in Athens, hire
EIGHTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of men, women and children
WIN. II. BALLEw, .,u,
WIN. L. RICE, Aom"'
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Athens Foundry, and lrachipe Wet.

Athsns Foundry and Machine WORKS.
nNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
IL fully announce TO the citizcns Of Athens and
the public generally that they are still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every dc,.
ohption IN their line, md would therefore solicit
yeFk from all those who may want anything Of
TIE kind =
We ers now casting and have for sale diffstvut
sisss Of tho Globe, Crescent, Intana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various siyes al
Parlor Nine Plate, Chambvr, Once and shop
Stoves Also Coal Stovos, Hollow Ware, Wsfie
Irons Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fsct hsv
ing very large supply ofpattcns on hand got IN
during the past seven years, we can supply nnv
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wan.
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshcrs, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles. 4s So
Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel.
which will saw from two TO Ave thousand feet nor
day. ALI kinds Of MACHINERY nttod up In The
best and most durable manner, aud upon short
notice. e.sr-- r, p - :
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
We are also prepared 70 make Brass and Com
position Casting. ~ ,l..I
The highest cash price paid for old Conner.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
7 p. Q. There e connected with the Works an ex-
csllent Pattern Maker, 90 that persons Wishing
castings esu have patterns made to order FAX.
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COM N E r CIAL.
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, April Is.
Our Produce maket continues dull We quote as
prices current for this date as follows:
BACON, hog round ION q l0Kc, for clear sides 1IL
% l2c; ribbed ii % INC; hams 10 q 12c; shoulders
~ a 9c. LARD 10 q 13c, as to quality. Com In de-
mand at s2k s5c. WHEAT 81 20 80 for red; Al 80
q 40 for white OATS 65 a 60c srocE Pas Csc a
IL FEATHERS scarce at 43 a 45c. BUTTER 10 90 zoe.
Eoos IA @ 15c BEEswAx 80 a 33c. TALLow 10 a lie.
GINSENG 40 a &c. PEA NUrs TIC a 1875.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY AGO.,
ComnifssiOn and Produce Merchant.
savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, April 20.
The present review OF market finds every descrip
on OF country produce depressed except Corn which
Is scarce and advancing. Flour excessively dublin
some instances decline of 20 to Doc have been sub.
mitted to- Bacon has declined Nc o n Other things
unchanged.
BACON, clear sides 1OX q lie; ribbed 10 a 10Hc;
shoulders TX "a Sc; hams 10 a &c., LARD in bbls. IL
q l2kc; In kegs 10 "a lac. FLOUR, superhne, n Dbl.
81 a 7,25; extra 1852 @ $3.50; family 80 a as; fine
$50 a %. CoRs 90 a CSC, In demand. Com MEAL
50 q ste, Pas 81 a LILO. OATS IS a Toe. FEAru.
Eas IS q 45c Wool % a 26c. CoFFRR, frst hands
II a l2c. SALT per sack 60 q CSC. RICE 81 q 8,<c.
Day HIDES, o h., 16Ha17.
Exchange on Northern cities Nc. premium.
w. GAUT,
Cbnl,rission Merchant,
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Dress Goods |!

"E HAVE A VERY COMPREHENSIVE
w stock of Fancy Dress Goeds-such as Silks,
Tissues, Bareges De LANES; 0rgandy, Swiss md
Jaconet Muslins, Lawns, DeBeiges, Lavella Cloths,
Challies--and in fact we have somsthing of al
most every thing in this line Call an examine.
April 8 robson, SARTAIN 4 CO. .
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Athens Female COLLEGE.

TNHE FOURTH AND LAST QUARTER OF
Il the first 10 months session, of the ATHENS
FEMALE COLLEGE, commences on next Mon
day, the 18th Of April. This quarter will close
with public examination, on the 3Oth of June
and LIST Of July.
N. b. 1t is hoped that all intending to enter.
will begin, ifpossibe, the first day of the quarter
Z. ROWLEY, Pendent
April Is, 1S50-3t-55I.
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Chancery Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the Chancery Court at Madisonville will,
on the 23d day of May, 1859, sell to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse door in Madisonyille,
on credit of six and twelve months, (except $50
required to be paid in handy four GOLD LOTS,
containing 40 acres each, situate in Monroe coun-
ty-nuinbered 10, IA, 10 and 16-heretofore be.
longing to Joseph Stephenson, deceased.
j. A. COFFIN, c. g. W.
April %, 1859 5t-prs fee S3-552
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Tho ProspSet for Governor isvsry Fair,
DUT NOT HALF so GOOD As THAT NEW
ID lot Of COFFEE just rsesivcd and for sale for
cash only, by [Apl1 q. W. ROSS.
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lIOSTETTER,S
ST o M ACH BITTEHS.,

For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion Ndused Flaf.
niencB L0ss of appetite any bilious CosnplaSNss
arising from, a morbid innction CT tue sS0xsach or
Bouets, producing Cramps, Dvseniery, Coffc, ORoi.
era AoT6us, dc.
TN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT EVERY MEMBER
II Of the human family s more or less subjected to
some Of the above complaints, besides innumerabls
other conditions of life, which, by the assistance Of
little knowledge exercise of sense they mag
be able SO to regulate their habits Of diet and with the
assistance OF good tonic, permanent health.
In order to accomplish this desired object the true
course to pursue is certainly, that which will produce
natural state OF things at the least hazard OF vital
strength and life; for this end Dr. Hosteter has intro
TER's STOMACH BIrTERs, which at this DAY II not
new medicine, but that has been tried for years.
giving satisfaction TO all who have used IT, The Bittsrc
operate powerfully upon the bovsls and liver.
restoring them to healthy and vigorous action ana
thus by the simple process OF strengthening nature
enable the system to triumph disease barrho1s,
dysentery or ux, generally contracted By new set
tiers And caused principally by the change Of usSsr
and diet will be speedily regulated by brief use Of
thus preparation Dyspepsia, disease which 10 probA-
bly, more prevalent when taken all ts various forms,
than any other; the OF which may alvays Be A..
ribued to arrangements Of the digestive or6aps can
be cured without fall BY using H0sTErTERS sT0N.
ACH BlTTERS as per directions on the bottle. Per
this disease every physician will recommend Bittsrs OF
some kind, then Why not an article known 10 b.
infailibe Every country have their Bters - pre-.
ventve OF disease and nhening Of the system In
general, and among them oil there IL not 70 be found
more healthy people than the Germans from whom this
preparation emanated, based upon scientific expert
ments which has attended to advance the destiny Of
this great preparation In the medical scale Of science
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Desirable Property for sale.
Sale Of Land ,'s'5 49, Is
Isaac Fyns, and William Me- and wife ssrah 4.

William Fyfs and Margarst L. Kason.
In oBEDIENCK TO A DECREE MADE AT
~ the last term Of tho Circuit Court Of Me-
MINI county, Tennessee, I will, on satur-
day, the 11th day Of juno next proceed TO
ofior for sale, on the premises, the following de-
scribed LAND, to wit:-94 Acres, tho North west
fractional quarter Of section II, in 4th fractional
township, range I'd, West of the meridian, in the
Hiwassee District, McMinn county, Tennessee.
Said Land will be sold on a credit of twelve
months, except the sum of Seventy-ive Dollars,
which isrequired to be paid down. Note and So
curity required and lien retained on the Land
until the purchase money is paid The sale of said
Land subject to the widows dover.
JOHN F. SLOWER, Clerk.
April 20, 1S59-Gt-prs fec S5,60-553
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I'm Ordering Ticlkcrs or Certificates.


Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will 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 win Be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Dss- Purchasers will please write their sigma.
lures plain and give their Post Oficc, County and
State. -
Ess- Remember that every prize Is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid imme.
diatey after the drawing prizes at the usu-
al time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
Saraawah, Ga.
Office Masonic Hall Block, Bull st., Savannah.
;2i'" A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amour! Of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing. in the Savannah Daily News
April 1-1y-5f9
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Fever and A9ue.

This trying and provokn disease, which hxss Us re-
ientiess grasp on the body OF man. reducing him to
mere shadow short space oftime, and rendering him
physically and mentally useless, be defeated and
driven from the body by the OF HOSTETTERV RE-
NOWNED BlTTkHs. Further, any OF the above stated
diseases be contracted when exposed TO any or.
binary conditions producing Them II the Bters are
used as per directions. And neither creates
any change Of diet or interruption to usual pursuts
but promotes soand sleep and healthy digestion, the
complaint Is thus removed speedily is consistent
with the production Of thorough and permanent cure
For Persons in Advanced Year,
Who are saasrips sso snisselsd conssisnllsn and
tive OF strength and vigor and needs only tried
TO be appreciated. And to mother while nursing,
these Bters indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourishment 10 Inadequate 10 the demands Of
the child consequently her strength must yield, and
here It Is where good tonic such ostetters etoms
ach Bters is needed TO mpart Temporary strength and
vigor to the system. Ladies' should By all means try
this remedy for all cases Of debility, and before do
ing, ask your physician, who II he 10 acquainted with
the virtues Of the Bnters, win recommend their y
CAUTION.-we caution the public against usinG
any Of the many limitations counterfes but ash for
HosrErrER's Cu-EBRArED STOMACH BrrrEaRs, and see
that each bottle has the words ''Dr J. Hostettsr's
Stomach Rtters" blown the side Of the bottle, and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork end sb
serve thatour sutosraph signature 70 the label.
81 Prepared and sold BY HOsrErrER SMITH,
Pitsburgh fs ard sold By ~ Drrgsist: Greesr asd
d, South Amssics and Germany;
go go sl-iA sC0vIL 4 MEAD.
" New Orleans, La,
RAosssdls Ageate.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern osssss,
TO whom all orters must be addressed. =
Sold BY VIZ. BuHss, Athens; J. II. Nlerx- ns1se
Greek; MofAHlAs Esu, Knoxville. ian it-fy-eoo
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, EPHRAIM X, son of r. B. and
Malinda Sherey, of Sulphur Springs, Tenn, aged
years, IL months and 20 DAYS