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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-25
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%btrslbrsn, unb ale 3rantbetteu, tcel9e burdb tnen EGragei
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s.Ipresrt bic YtraSnaaane. TT cut BET %Srtssrntaea Se 9isbuaa
tn etnieen MugsusLdf ua6t Iuftg, er!etGtert btegBaderflG.
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ayrt anneriltG un6 fne 5aratrien, tpcnn man BITE OCppsi
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Sterblt9en ner Sploaten, bic btefsn Jbsartieer Rranfbetter
aEs8eleBt tpdren, fb prr 80 bio dufz prpsent reouctrte.
DaS l4pshif9e Stttsrt TT anirsttt8 stntS Der befen43sst.
nttttel, OaS nod te Dor bes @ubIifam tam, unb TRACE t& bes
8enustfein IN MIR, bag elm Sober rsel6er ntetn ansQeSeidrs.
ties Stttcrs etnnaI 8sbrau6t bat, I'D cine 9ht4t un6 @er8nl'
gen bdraIs MAIDEN oirb, edfeIbe sum Wopie fetner ~Ictbenpau
Instrumentation Dsber su ~eunpfebien unb besannt ~ MAIDEN, tn
eent e dUe Die 6etifrdfse befBt, bic ihn pbea iIsei9rtebtr
tnb. 5ttrfar fenn tidy 5uaoerte bon 8enetfen tieferh.
.-a,um Getrpsereep pber gta6abmungenb SrSubeH9en. BABE Id
In tebe JIdf6e ntttaet &dpeu e~tublaftt lafen, uab rdot 70
etse 0aaensunteridrtft Obue wel&s bas 4tlttet ntbt adj IL.
Sst ieSer 8lafde TT clue pplsGrSise Observation-Disclosures tn
gen, pa6e ID sa Semrrten, Sag ID anSsr bran oSeu befsr lsb,a
~ateotitn . Sttters AUD nedD elm GnbereS uHter bern gIctde en-
gtanten tsrttte, peI&es II 6Cteis ub RefaurattGnsn Sertaa-
fen sptrb, uft aasseset9nst eseen D6spepaa unb Niaaenieittn
III Der @rcts per 6lafDe 90 Gents Utsr 3 B!afaer fur S2,51G&
dn 5erfdufen bet Ban, a~Getutseu @srferttBef esr.
sae @u9en s. 9dSn:ng
Deutf6em Mpptbeter uuo G 3 nj Ter.
tn fetner gpptsefe. Sl< 76sa-@de Der Dtirte mnb aBbartpu
9bttabefp4ta.
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@bilabtlpbte: g. &. Smttb NIB Co., 9S. i49, 3. @tTa6t
% unb 294 uub 800, 9lcrb Q. StraBe; Dauaui, Bate Il, aU.
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= ndlIskiE4 ae4+ 80 !a4sb4kt
.gaul, Miunsintas ct Dunta. g0entr iasha
Sea- Sn Baltimore i'll h1begl I'M @t0Rs uni
aIiems8erfaaf in oer Sffce bes yNeder"
mie an@ bel
WlSprt Il. DteTenba&, Ode pa Sin. unb 5nnpberhr.
Us. 5gelbaa9s SO. Ass 8altim0Tefr. nGpe @e1rihr
5selbaA u. 60, &de DDn 9srnatOn unb InaituGs.
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OEeuer un6 sptcbttecr SI0brpIar
esass>n 0ea9 benz Weffen unD Siben. ,zaeeea
NS 86Itimpres nnN SAtps x
-~ Gffemb dbm. @S2gs-
Sin unb mad benz TO. Iprtl 1859 eeben Bic 8a8e he FoIst:
Bon COMMUNICATION Baltimore DerppfSua, ScnhtdgS
dussenUn1rnen, UNI z utr 20 Mtnuen @prntlttd9s; unb Ser
@rpreesne nm a nbr 5 Nitnuten NddnttttdeS. 8etbe 8lee
9eb,n nod allen 3beiIen bes geeftnS rnb MCrb- gDefens IN
.biretttr Gtnte.
Sd t @egeYaf1agiere.
Nah allen Yunftsn sptlden Baltimore unb Ytebnlunt nepnts
IMAM hen Y. 30 ge. @srnt. BUG, Nd6 alien @untten sntf&en
@uihttrlanb Sne 9Bbesitng nnb jYifben @faftSn II. parserS-
Ibur8 benz ltbr 5 Yiiuuten.9 Bug bon Baltimore.
Der Treoertdz SIC cnlmeDatipnsz qua
Eperldet Baltimore fir Ssreberid unb bic basipiFden Ite6enter
IglGBe td9ltG nm 4 ubr IS 30. @adnt., NIT Nusndbrne bes
nnh errtidt 5rebertf UNI 7,40 bee @benhe Sefidb
lbi Der 9ldehr 6rebertd nm s II 80 Wl NOrmtstaes u. Iaaet In
Baltimore nm ~ utr So alin. Mittaes an.
Der @ltcDtt8 g. Oftl8s Recommendations Rus
|sttt tdelt&, NIT Gusnabnte SOnntdes, nie fpIat;
gerlaBt Concentration un 6 II WfDrg. u. SIS gla&m
Wpn @nteDtt's MltuS I'M 7t40 WiOrG. II. 6,45 Nt.
Vad WaIbtngtDn unb beut Su6en.
I8eben BITE 3ust UNI A itbr 80 W. II. II. a. ". Gsrmittage
iuDtf UNI 3 u, unc llbr 80 Sd. gta6m .4u .
YIN 6Onnta8en UNI AZ ubr MOr8ens.
Bon Bnfhtnqtcn
nm 4J30 unb 730 uhr g1rna. *unb 8 unb s stddn
An S~oOnnta8fn nrr ga6m. UNI 8 II.
Ser 3Hette une bterte Bug ban Baltimore IT, g8aI 5instor
th m tt ben 8ugen Der Innap0lte~9dbn.
AFR 3mette unb brittle 3Ie bait auf ban 3pil6enttattpnen. =
= W. 2D6een 4tGeteJ AuStunft, tdbtt Il. (, II. sWeube n or
no an = a. &nglant Meent an Der Tt1st SfFce, GAM
0en.St6ttDn. - 81 M o reScpt 6 m itb t
4r 9rdn8pDrtatiDnSmetfe Baltimore,
Mu910-S 4. 81. GBIe. Observation-Disclosures
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2 e.@Ombaan e

S5erhcDernng ge9en TeuerSaefaAr
associated Firemens-lnsurance,
4t4uaa BON Baltfm
Jir. 4 Scutbz nabe 8altimcreftra6e.
Q DirtttUrtutt Der ,affpfttrtfu Il tuernaaa
;, !. % srnn9s : @tlttIf&aft "a. iammelt 90 Toe
Ito tn penn Wtieui9attslDtdIe Der GDmpagnte, Str.4 GputBai
un aas &yttn Don NppIttattcnen sur @erH0erans Don badast
aernen uSs ~t6lSerusn (8ramt 9dufcrn 9DertfGttcu, ueut
gs6auotH Il, ssaartnla8ern, 5Guskaltun U.s. 6 srGtbfh afttn
Wtcpeln 10 Dts aut auts fSnttet @isentbunt eCaen bic n
.rt9e,n SRA IT te n fntsegenauHeemeu.
Sob q, Moore, prGn6em.
W1i4jl .NtEaIA58f Ell 3Gb. DHfebart. ssf
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AUGUST WAGNER
N5e1d9OffssNSr

Gas, Dd8 biIlis ite ALTER Sihte1
|a6sr nur fir Dieisntsen, peI3s i& Ste @asrStren mo n5tf>
Ieen @prrt@tungea BON 6 DarIe8 Sungbubn n, &de ppn
8attmnDre une J%rpntfraBe Gn10GFen. 80 . ~8
Meinen 8rsunsen ane 8efaanten, f0Dte BEN Yablituui
erlaubs tp mir bic 8saertaag sR .ntaGea. bag bel
|ale Nrbetten snrG neine ei8enen 5dnbt esbea.h e-4 IL.
~ 9sparai uren, tepts leafj8c YistcG-Arbciien psrbs 10
70 lnaeI dIs nj6Qltm bcEeroer, Us
DeSiif n4lht4 93o sD9 @&4SGSu natabr
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~BDMD. 240 81. Vratffr. pbertalb 5dnOStrar.
maht iguen ese6rten @SldGftsfreuaoen bic Anaeiee. 6aB cal
am rbtssn gIoBe etn nenes @efdSft errfnet bat, unb 6itet I'M
ferneress9eptIms uen.
que Nuftsdse rsrtea panftli6 befOtet.
pT ytetnen alien 8unben bemetfe t6, b1B tb mein Sc
fadff IN SIC. 40 8asstsRr. sbepfaas ~f0ttfabre unb fets be-.
rtupt isn Dsfbe. Re befens Az btbienen. Brbr25sS
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SODNttOae sSufpronee 0Eppsna.


SUDNftD,ss ~sSyuSprnuee sySpDsts.
Jtc. 70 Seccnbfroee.
Veters WEarimez unS lcbeussOSerSYAps
BIT riineSzS Ontpaonicr.
StGerlte unb teftefe &pmboonip.
Serltderun98,@ otnp. Der Goleb BON Wiroin;pn.
o. nit $500, 900 Gapital
Spnfbur9.T erIideruna8. Comp ton Niroin;en
o,n nit 5000 900 Capital
a'oetnarle Serltderune6, Comp. ron 0iroinien,
nit 100000 Capital
@eafler SatsSerither zGomp. BON SartfDro.
nit $3.50, Capital
Securltp SerltderuueS Comp. BON g2elp .0prf.
nit 1920, Gapital
PbenlrsSerlt6erunossG omp. upn geem5VDyf.
nit $500 900 CAPITAL
NeIolute- UerIiheruns8 Comp. bon WensQcrf.
nit $27O,00O Capital
DtoHtant- Ssriiderun9s Comp. Don @ew.Dorf,
hsil $ nit 100000 Capital
Jtep Worlo GerIi6er. Comp. ron Nem< Vnrr
5ld nit $250,0O0 CAPITAL
lnAd Wercautile Wntual Mari1e.
j u1Ia.9as nit 81, 700, 900 CAPITAL
SereiniStc Staten 2eben8. 8erIiheruno 1c.
NIT $1,25O.9 1872 Capital
Hcrtbern Niiurdnce Comp. Of Qpnbon
nit So, 194,IIl CAPITAL.
NC oDen fenterIten Gcnpa9ntegn fnb 5n Der QsoGslatur
pS SFaateS WtdrpIanb 1utbprtitt unb lt,enlirt.
Nie BON benz unterSetNnttsn reSr1ie tttrien Commander
VAeEn nrtIt@ ertu Sbdres &cpttat 3Ia DDnsn Dben an.
gfsseensn Seti az, Ssrantwprttt6 fir bic 31blnna i. WsrInfs,
Punitlta srfsst. ERSs. 5. Spb9apm
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s.. s.. S7Siesner,

@baries .. Graft. s.eOmis u. .. @Iiftpn.
@Gblife unb peltltAe
Sl0entr,r fir 3eitunSSsSInnDnccl
Graft & Clifton,
Sfftce: SD. 8 i'm aweiten Stpftperfe bes
pGranflinsB utlptn9H, 3'4
NerbcfsSdep pn Baltimore uno NCrttfroee. gF18t
~ 8dlttmOrtr 8auFeute iUnnen, rem lie In 0btaer of
Fe Sprfpre6sn, tpte Sci @dFtss AnatiBen 3a ben ubftden prei
len in trseab eansr 3ettune eber pertsbtf@s'
n a b a eimserudt btfDninten unb erlparen lid boburd, au6e
3eitDtrluf ale MuSIaeen fir pmmifT gns.G g 6fbren 0oa
pGrtp &c. Nefferetsett:
8srr u. 20, uDailt @r1dnge" SHERWOOD II. Go. EaInk
But II. Cutie, Slipper" % Tbiernan II. @pn.
Is Matne, DeDrreipcueent" IGprtidn u. 60. i
Y y Swn1nHert sgbe1er Y Wbitn1n u. 81. 8
83 9tNatDipmn ;Sp. n~Ofepubtic." 5enrg VI TbomplDn.
WtcJtlton U 2btuS, hpGtrtDt' 0tcbbtns Il. 60. HfJaa
= yeatfS Nteie, nDietppo. Yrctett." Stephen 9 See. f
gDmS. u. Mppre, oSant. Spurn." Sdmjpn gorfh n. "a.
= S Seotfn. nedtpcltc wtrrcr" 9enrp . N9edrS. s
WP5 MabtiT ~. Co., Disparity" Sae . Mfofcn n e..
NS aDCrtplnetcn,t ,Mtter. Tsrnt." 9tds Yenbergdh.
& WVrrpbp u. Go. ,DietrDpDIttdn" 9Detbtbauab smith II a.
gDn 3 9u8beS, uBreeman." Come, Martin u. Is.
Bartlett u. Bro.
Getr2,I y " Bpwen u. g.,
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4 135 Ei.Ia sr &aufmanrsglter
u nb ALE 9 Drten p n.@t8entbum in benbtfeu
= . pee nteh II n ter btIItgen 8ebfH8ungen.
Nasr UirIat pirb plnitItb a~usbesabIt. aemmt NIB fee
BET bic Seridbte unfersr @pnpn6nie an
5sbr24.t iMlIIal1 0E NO. Carroll Safe.
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1kSicDfi0 fir GSinApou0ercr
-
|Stene arrangements fir Ginnaiberer, bic nu
bpu1 0Spffpr III reifer fuiiuSd1pt

Bon beute, Zen 9. MSssmber an, nerssn Biz @tnwAnbertr
lauf Der ~Stprtbern Central g dlrsrtfrset 8epUt @sisnbabn NIL
Dem ~@rYreelue %befGrbert. Die 8abn btetet oeturt ben SntHhts
9rantert etnen g. bsefe 8Ortbetf, ale Urgent cine
Ianbere Balm, aud tt fe un "a Wsehlsn tarstr ais isSe auOers
SGbn nab bennnnten YIdsta, ais;
Bitt8burs, Cleveland, Detrrit, Sort Wapne
Chicago, Wilwoufee, @alena, Dubuque, CT
Poul, GCd SSlanp, Burlington, Soma Stir
nm erbsn hesbalb Bic mtt Dsr @erttern Central 8afn &C.
bent 2 gerfrnen 10 Siunber frlter ae etc nit anbern 8ab.
men @ebenben bprt t%iatrefen, aud werben A gRal rftteer bic
gDassn babel etwe6ielt. Ge Sahn stea 5ura ben a5nfea
Ibtil BON SbiC. Die eanse @ntftrnuns zen bier bis gbieaep
IN 900 Wfstlen. Das @epdd Miro bier 8esetdnet (raarict) us
|aebt n It Tn yGfasieren an ben Sefinrluu6sErt.
|Jta& @reltline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, 3nbiartas
poli8, Bonneville NIB ct. fouls
wtr en- sbenfdls @dnaetere btf0rbsrt unb fur lbs @epGd
}etn { rettere uRtldeungstefen bffehnetE Ste WdiG9iere
tOnntn NIT penn 3ubr>, Ober Nbenbs 10 llbr>3uB mao alien
'Teflt den YIasen 8ebtn, Obae untetweGe dafaebaItslr "a mft-
ben. ErAfabrtsBtuette werben perfaaf. In Der Office bes
M9fntsn. S0bn S. 8Gtasr,i
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Saddle, Bride and Harness
Howard Association

Benevolent Institution, tstdLished by special en-.
document for the relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted uifh Pirnlent and Epidemic Disedses.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
spermatorrliea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, the Vice Of Onansm OF
Self Abuse, &C., dc. .r. .gHa.i POI HH... f'f I'll.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful desruc-
ton Of human life caused by Sexual Diseases, and the
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims OF
such diseases by QuHcks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy
their name, to open Dispensary for the treatment OF
this class OF Diseases In all their FORMS and to give
Medical ddrice gratis to all who apply by letter. with
description of their condition, (age, occupation hab-
Its Of life, &c) and In cases Of extreme poverty to-
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE tF CHARGE. 1t Ia
needless to add that the Association commands tho
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors on review Of the past, feel assured
that their Lahore In hs sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despsed cause. .... .I.- ,-.-f
Just published by the Association, Report sper-.
matorrh9a, Seminal Weakness the vice Of 0nanis,
Masturbation Self Abuse and other diseases Il the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which wf
be by mail, Tin sealed envelope free OF charge,
the receipt Of two stamps for postage. L-l 10.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. GEORGE R..
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association.
No. 9 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors. ~ -
EZRA D. HEARrwELL, President.
Gro. FAIRcHLD, Secretary. ' Feb b-1y-4Se
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and emale Academy

Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal.
Miss MoLLIE II. RIGGIN, Assistant.
vUyHE FOURTH SESSION OF this Institution will COM
Il mence on Monday, Sd January, 1880.
RATES OF TUITION, per Session Of 20 iOeeks:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. 90
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
ston and Defamation. ............-...... 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above, 1000
Latin Grammar and Reader, ..................l20 90
One half OF tuition in advance, and the balance at
the close of the Session.
Contingent fee, In advance. .50cts.
Boarding, In good houses convenient to the School,
(washng and lights extra,) y week, ...........&I,2 5
No deduction for lost time, except In Of protrac
ed sickness.
For Tickets apply to J. II. Maglll, Treasurer.
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal, is graduate of Ma
ryville College, East Tennessee.
Miss MoILiE II. RIGGis is graduate Of bolivar Pe-
male Academy, jacksonville, Tennessee.
JAMES WILSON, Secy OF Board.
Mouse Creek, McMinn CO., Dec II, ls5s-tf-6S4
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Cbuucery COurl at .EtheHS.
Jane. c. Carlock, Admir- Of Lemuel J. Paris,
deceased

lame. c. Carlock, Admir- Of Lemuel J. Paris,
deceased
as.
John W. Paris, r II. Paris, Al. Paris James
Hickey and wife, James Jenkins and wie;;
J. j. Pavne and wife, Jehu NJ. Nanzant and
wife. C. II. Ward and wife. and others.
TN mi, cause it appearing from an .Ilega
ton in the bill, that John J. Payne and wife,
and Else, John, William aud Jerusha Payne,
children Of the said John J, Payne and wife
Lucinda, who nre minors and Jehn NJ. Vanzant
aud wife Sally, c. II. Ward and wife Jernsha'
are non resident citizens Of the State of Ten
nes.ee. It is therefore ordered that publiea'
ton be made in the Athens Post, nesws.
paper published in the town OF Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee, for Tour sncees'
sive weeks requiring the said non resident
defendants to make their personal appear
snce at our next Chancery Court to he hol'
den at Athens, in said county on the 81 Mon
day of February next, then and there to
plead answer or demur to said bill or the
came will he taken az confessed as to them
and set for hearing accordingly.
wM LOWRY, G. 4 NJ.
Jan Z, ls5s-4t-prs fee 1851.
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Notice to Shippers ofFreight,

TRANSFORMATIONS DEPARrMKKTE. TENN Il Ga. r. RICO.
Athens, Aug. 12, 1857. (
TUNHlS Company wdeliver any Freights received In
to their Depots, In reasonable time, at the
terminus Of their Road at Dalton to the their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the reghts day Of arrival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freighs
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road, unless the
owners have made arrangements with said Road to re-
ceive the Cars cannot be detained beyond Few
hours for transhpment or storage. .
In making shipments as above every facltyin the
power Of the officers Of the Company will be extended
to shippers. BEYOND the end OF their rails they have
control and assume no responsibility. .... ..
Aug l4-tf-4G4 r. G. JACKSON, sup't Trans.
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Wheat and Flour.

= arrangement that can be made for the sale Of
Wheat and Flour, and during the remainder Of this
year viii devnte their attention almost exclusively to
the sale Of these two articles and they say their
patrons, with certainty that they will realize much
net money by shipping here as to any market beyond
time. As to the peculiar advantages OF our market
every one Ia familiar who knows It's locality.
We will accept 30 days hills Wheat payable here
or at Augusta for three fourhs the value Of shpmentp,
accompanied by Rail Road receipts We think II ad-
visahe for shippers OF fonr to draw most Of their bills
at ~ and 30 days time Is required for the sale
OF Flour than for Wheat By reference to our weekly
reviews Of the market published Ii the Tennessee,
pers you always know accurately what these srt-
Giles are worth. f,-D an sEAG0, ABBOTT co.,
General Commission Merchants.
Atlanta, Ca, Aug Y, 16br-H " diu4 "tS tti
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People, Look to Your Interest
NEW GOODS,
en- y EP n R TN y " EVE n.

w. q. WITT 90 90.
A RE now receiving direct from New York
N and Philadelphia. their splendid s,ock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Ves'ings. Boots Shoes,
Hate Cape, Ladies Dress Goods Tardwa
Queensware. Glassware
READY-MADE CLOTHINGi
Fancy Goods, &C.. &c. All they ask is that
they may he afforded an opportunity Of show
ing their stock. "a they are determined to put
Goods dorm to the TOURIST figures for cash or TO
pnnetuai dealers They challenge competition
from any house.
They return their sincere thanks to their
friends and customers Tor the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to them, and
hope by fair dealing strict attention to busi
nesss. to merit a continuance Of the same.
Athens, Oct Is. 1858.
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
JANUARY RULES, 1889.
David Lsuty. Admir-, dc,
Elinaheth LnntY and others.

Elizabeth Leuty and Others.
TT appearing to the Master, from the slleea'
tions Of the BILL that Harriet Rather
late Harriet Lewen, Charles H. Gillespie
Elizabeth Springer and husband - spring
ar. C. W. Lewen. Elvira Thomas. late Elvira
L.ven. Pitser NJ. Bailey and wife Mary, late
Mary Wnterhouse, J. NJ Elliott and vile
Sn.an, late Susan Warehouse. and David
Hicks and wife Mira, late Mira Water
house. defendants TO the same, and heirs at
law And distribntees Of Mary Lewen, deceas-
ed are uon.residents Of the State Of Ten
ne.,ee. IL ia therefore ordered that publica'
tion he made in the Athens Post, a newspa'
p.r published at Athens, Tenn, for four sue
sessive weeks requiring the said nonresident
defendants TO appear al the next term OF saId
Chancery Court, to he held at the Court.
house in Kingston, on the first Thursday al.
ter the I'd Monday Of April next then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said tall,
or the same will be taken as confessed against
them and set for hearing er pdrte.
THOMAS n. CLARK, G. d M.
Jan Il. ls5e-it-prs fee $3-535
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ChanceV Sale Of Land.

nIJRSUhNT TO q decree OF The Chancery
Court At Athens. rendered in the case
Of WIN. S Robinson against owen W: Patty,
I will sell on the premises on the 22d day OF
January next, tract of land containing one
hundred and sixty acres. lying in McMinn
county. IIiwa.see District, situate in the fret
range Fast of the meridian, fourth township
n,y.rourth section. and the southwest
quarter Of said section A credit of six months
will be given, without redemption, and bond
and security will he required for the pur,.
chase money to lie paid in gold or silver, and
. lien retained on the land until the money is
paid. WM' 70" h1 ~ M'
Dec. ~, 1854 Pre- fee SIS. 5S5
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Notice.
D. J.. Stout,
~.

TN this cause it appearing to VI. Jones, the
/ Justice before whom the proceedings have
been returned, that the said defendont. s. r.
Bice, is a nonresident of the State of Iennes
see, il is ordered by tho said Justice that The
proceedings in this cause he stayed until the
9th day of June, $50, on which said day said
defendant is hereby notified to appear before
said Justice, NJ. Jones, at his Office in Blount
county, Tennessee, and make defense. IL any
he can, to said suit instituted against him by
D. L. STOUT.
Jan 6. ls59-4t-tee sS*-537
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FouN1AIN HlIL, McMINN co.., TENN.

FOUNTAIN Hill, McMiSs CO., Tenn.
J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
Miss NJ. s BISHOP, lnsructress in French and Eng
fish Literature.
THE THIRD SESSION Of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, the Sd Of January, 1859.
RATES OF TUITION, Per SESSION OF 81 WEEKS,
Payable onehaf In advance, balance at close Of session.
photography, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History, Com
position and Defamation, Observation-Disclosures. 500
Psychology, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry, and
the higher branches OF Mathematics, ...... 90
Latin, Greek, French, and Bellies 90
Contingent fee .............. ............ SOC
Boarding In good families, convenient to the Acade-
my, (washing and lights extra S1,25 per week. It
is very desirable that all who design entering pupils
be present the first day OF the session. No student
admitted for less than half session, and deduction
for lost time except in cases OF protraced sickness
No student admitted without ticket from II. L. Shuts
Treasurer.
The under signed, Trustees OF Fountain Hill Academy,
are happy to announce to the public that, after fair
experiment. they can say with confidence that the ad
vantages afforded by this Institution to students de-
string thorough or business education, are not ex
ceed by those Of similar institution The plan OF
instruction substantially the same that pursued at
Emory and Henry College, Va, where the Principal
having been educated by who spent many years Of
her life among that people, Is thoroughly prepared to
teach the pronunciation OF that language, In which
teachers are generally so deficient. .
Society and well selected Accidental Library both
OF which afford advantages Of superior kind. In ad-
dtion to these, the advantages OF location recommend
this Institution highly to those desiring to send
Creek Depot, surrounded by beautiful grove, and
excellent spring. Judging from the past, Its friends
predict for 1t future full OF prosperity and usefulness
ions S9aF +, G SHERMAN Nh W., sNys sr,
! H. L. SHUTS, Trustees.
| Fountain Hill, Dec 81 1s5s-tf-536
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ImpOrtant Notice.

NIEhereby notify all persons indebted to us either
wv by Note or Account, that they must come for
ward and pay up by the LIST of January, 1885,
We have already Wanted six months longer than we
agreed to, and can walt no longer. We don't want
Notes, except Bank Notes for We can't pay debts
with any other kind. This Is no "idle talk" for we
just what we say, and all who neglect this notice
need call to settle, but viii he waited by
one OF our town officers. HORTON q BRYAN.
Dec 10