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WARNER 4 BRUCKNFR,

WARNER 4 BRUCKNER,
Late y. G. Warner q Co.,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
A RE AGENTS AT MANUFACTURERS
IA prices, with freight added, for tho
Celebrated Kentucky Harvester,
AID
McCormick's Reaper & Mower Comb'd,
The Light -Four Horse Lever Power and Thrcsh-
ers, being the same size and the Two Horse Ma
chine, but made to be worked with either two or
four horses. The common size Two and Four
Horse Lever Powers and Threshcrs, Railway
Powers and Threshers, Fan Mills, Cshoon's Broad
cast Seed Sewers, Straw Cutters, Dupont's Blast
ing and Rife Powder, &c.
We continue to keep we'll selected stock Of
Hardware, Iron, Plows, Field Seeds.
April s, ls59-3m-55O
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Fever and Ague.

This trying and provoking disease, which hxes its re-
lentless grasp on the body OF man, reducing him to
shadow in short space ofme, and rendering him
physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and
driven from the body by the use of HOsTErTERs RE.
N0wNED BtTTRRs. Further, any of the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when exposed any
binary conditions producing them II the Btters are
used per directions. And neither
any change Of diet or interruption to usual pursuits
but promotes soInd sleep and healthy Digestion the
complaint s thus removed speedily as IL consistent
with the production Of tn trough and permanent cure
For Persons in Advanced Years
Who suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
tive Of strength and visor, and needs only tried
TO be appreciated. And to a mother while nursing,
these Bsters Indispensable especially where the
mothers nourishment Inadequate TO the demandn Of
the child, consequently her strength must YIELD and
here Il Is where good tonic. such Hoseters stom-
Ach Bters ID needed to npart 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 is acquainted With
the virtues Of the ttsrs, will recommend their IN
CAUTION.-w caution the public against usinR
any OF the many limitations but ask for
HosrErrEs's OELEnRArED sf0nAcH RirsERRs. and see
that each bottle has the woras sDr. ,, Hostetter's
stamped the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ
serve that autograph signature is on the label
~ Prepared and cold ny H0STETrERk sMIrH,
Pittsburgh Pa Akd sold BY ~ DrqgEists, Grocer and
dealers generally throughout ihe United States, Cana
e0oyIL { MEAD,
=. - New Orleans, La,
RAotssa1 zgents.
soovI MsAp, No. Ill Chartres street New Orleans,
to s whom all orders msss be sddrss;ed., !,
Sold by VIZ. BUxhs, Athens; J. II. Maui, Mouse
Greek; McPARLAH ERNI, Knoxville. jan 1<-iy-bSs
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In the speech of Governor Harris at
the opening Of the canvass at Nashville,
as reported in the Union and American,
OF the 4th inst, there occurs tho follow
ing passage:
"rhc last opposition administration. in
the history OF the country was the four
years of Taylor and Fillmore. Theirs
was an administration of peace. They
had succeeded an administration Of var.
Compare the two. He asserted, and
challenged his competitor to controvert
it. that the administration of Jas. X. Polk,
which conducted a foreign war, cost the
government on an average, $4,000 less
per annum, than the administration of
Mr.. Fillmore, in time of profound peace"
Is it possible that Gov. Harris is ig-
norant of the fact, that upon the admin
istration of Taylor and Fillmore, although,
as he says, one of peace" the preceding
''war" administration of Polk had de-
volved heavy expenditure growing ear
ct'isirely outcf The warf Is it possible that
Governor Harris is ignorant of the fact,
that the Taylor and Fillmore administra-
ton paid about ten million of dollars on
account of the Mexican Indemnity-an
obligation contracted by the Polk admin
istration? OF this indemnity the Taylor
Fillmore administration paid, in 1850, 49,
54000O-in 1851, s., 242, 4OO-and in 1852,
50, $50, 0O0-in all S0,962,0OOl Besides
this, the Taylor and Fillmore administra-
Tim, mid For atrortla tpflnr fI,a Eftao-kI
article of the treaty with Mexico, S2,5l6-,
69l in 1851, and in 1852, $500, 9SO-to-
gether, $3,046,671, which, added to the
Mexican Indemnity payments, makes
Sl3008,67l of clean cash paid by the
Taylor and Fillmore administration to
meet the ,cdr obligations contracted by
the Polk administration, and which Gov.
Harris includes in the expenditures of the
''peace" administration of Taylor and
Fillmore, when he charges that admins
tration with spending more, as peace"
administration, than was expended under
the "war" administration of Polk.
MORE FRAUD DEvELorMENrs.--The WASH
ington correspondent OF the n. Y. Herald,
administration, says:
The Naval Commission to examine into
and report on the condition of the diff
fercnt navy yards have finished their la
bors in reference to the New York and
Philadelphia yards. There will, it is I'M
derstood, be some rich disclosures. They
meet here tomorrow, and when they
have completed their inspection here pro-
coed South.
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June 10, 1860-2m-559
MARBLE WORKS.

Wonuments, Tomb Slabs, Grare Stones,
Chimney pieces, Furniture Sla6s,
Door aud Windoy .Sitls, Gar
den Vases, Urn, Lambs,
YVNOGETHER WITH A GENERAL AsSoRT-
ment Of finished Marble Works such as is
found in n first class establishment, Of plain and
costly designs of pure white, italian and Ameri-
can Marble. Any article in the Marble line made
to order at short notice. on terms to suit the times
Designs furnished by mail for Monuments, &c.
Goods securely boxed free Of cost
Call or address j. b. GADDESS,
Lynchburg Marble Works,
June 10, IS59-6m-559] Lyncbburg Va.
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SULPHER SPRINGS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER INFORMS THE PUB
i. lie that he is prepared to accommodate visi-
tors and boarders at Sulpher Springs, Rhea coun-
ty, and that he has number of cottages that he
will rent to persons or families who may wish to
board themselves. Messrs. Grubb 4 McCulley,
have contract with the Department to run a tri-
weekly line of Coaches between Athens and the
Springs during the watering season. His charges
for Board will be $500 per week, or Sl,00 per
day-and will take good care of stock at $500
per week. The Medical virtues of the Springs are
too well known to need any puff" from him, and
no effort will be spared on his part to entertain
and make comfortable all who may call.
A. c. DAY.
T,ua IN IQ6O -0w,-66O
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SAVANNAH, June 4.
The week closes with dull mark Corn and Bacon
declining, no changein price Of Flour. Stocks equal
to the demand, no Wheat offered. -.
Bacon, clear sides, none; ribbed 10x o lie; shcu-
ders 81 q &c; hams 10 a 12c. LARD, In bbls. 12N q
13c; In kegs 10 q l4c. FLOUR, family D Dbl. $50
a 1850; extra IS q $50; sup-rhne 7,bO a Is; fine,
none. Cons Los a ti,io Cons M.AL Isio @tl,iS;
Pas Csc a. 100; dull. OATS ~ q Zoe. fEArHERs 40
hands II q 12c. RICE AZ @ Axe. SALT per sack,
IS q SOC; advancing DnYliIDRs, y h., 10 q 16Hc.
Exchange on Northern Cities, Nc. premium. VIM
Commission Merchant.
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Sheriff. Sale.

ID vested, l will, on Monday, the LIST day of Au-
gust next, Mt the Court house door in Athens sell
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest and claim that II. J. Brock
has in and to One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of
Land, lying in the 18th civil district of McMinn
county, Tennessee, and adjoining the Lands of
Thos.-Cooper, N. J. Spillman, decd, A. J. Brock,
and others. Levied on rs the property of said II.
J. Brock, to satisfy judgment recovered by A. j.
Hill against James M. Cloud and H. J. Brock in
the Circuit Court for McMnn county.
]. A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
June 8. 185Q-3t-prs fec 1920
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sas- 1t is somewhat singular, says an
exchange, that Wisconsin, which has just
lost nearly forty thousand votes by inform
atty in the returns of the late election,
also lost her electoral vote at the last
Presidential election from the same cause.
There must be a screw loose somewhere.
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WToULD REspEcTFULLY solicit ooN-
w signmcnts Of oil kinds Of Tenpssses Pro-
duce, and pledge themselves to obtain the very
highest prices, and to do all IN their power for the
interest Of their patrons.
Rsfersnces;-T. s. Metcalf, Prcs't Meehanics'
Bank, Augusta, Ga; G. s. Simmons, Cashier Bank
State OF Georgia, Augusta; Morris, Earle Co..
New York; 7, W. Fleming, ESQ.,, Augusta, Gis.;
jesse II. Gaut, Esq, Cleveland, Tom, A. McKel-
din, Esq, Athens, Tenn; W. s. McEwen, Kings
ton, Tenn; MessTs. Brown : Bowen, ewectwaisr.
Tenn. April l-in-s4v
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CA RIAGE OSIT0RY,
At Knoxville and Athens.
UTE KEEP ON HAND A VARIETY OF
w all kinds of vehicles, such as
CARRIAGES,
ROCKA WAYS,
BUGGIES-
Of all kinds and descriptions, and
TWO HORSE PLANTATION WAGONS;
We furnish Harness and Whips with all we sell!
Our work is made North, out of good material,
and We give ,oarranfee. We have made arrange
ments for large stock this season, which we are
receiving daily. We buy largely from the manu-
facturers themselves, and can sell for the freight
less than you can buy the same article in New
York. Our Harness are fine. Como and SEQ our
FAMILY HACK WAGONS.
If not convenient to como, write us what you
want and we will give you full description and
price.
M. L. PnILLIPs will be at Athens, aud J. L.
BRIDGES at Knoxville.
BRIDGES 4 PHILLIPS.
Athens, April l, Is59-tf-549
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Chancery Court at Benton, Tenn.
The Baltimore Copper Smelling Co.,

George T. Braine
ENR0M THE ALLEGATION IN THE BILL
IL it appears.that George T. Braiee, Is non-rcsi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, il is therefore
dcred that publication be made for four successive
weeks in tho Athens Post, newspaper published
in Athens, Tennessee, requiring said resident
defendant to appear before our Chancery Court
Mt Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on tho first
Monday of August, 1859, to plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken
tossed and the cause set for hearing accordingly.
j. II. ALEXANDER, q. d ". ,
May ~, ls59-4t-prs fee $3-557
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NOTICE.

TIME FIRM OF GIBSON 4 wESTER is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. G. F.
Gibson will continue the business at the old stand
All those indebted to me for tho years 1857 or
1858, can pay me in Wheat ut the market price.
June 10, $50 c. +. GIBSON.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New ORLEANS, June "A portion of
the Banks Arcade and the two adjoining
buildings, were burned lat night. The
Bulletin office building narrowly escaped.
Loss SIS, 900.
The steamer Indinola is below, with
Havana dates of the Both.
Sugar steady and active, SC9Sf; Molas-
SEES active, 4!05!; Lard buoyant, 1Sal9
Exchange on London dull, %; on New
York 81
81. Louis, June6.-The Utah mail brings
Gov. Cummings proclamation for the dis
persion of the Mormons associated in a
military capacity in the mountains en-
circling Salt Lake. The Overland mail
arrived last night. Eight whites who were
prospecting for silver near Honey Lake,
were killed by the Indians. The house
of Col. Stevenson at Red Bluff. was burn
cd on the llth. Stevenson's wife and an
other woman, and five children perish
ed.
The Arazonian of the 18th is filled with
accounts of the proceedings of band of
Regulators, who had driven all the Mexi-
cans from Senorita Valley, and commit
ted several murders. Troops have been
sent from Fort Buchanan to suppress
further proceedings.
New Orleans, June 6.-Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales Flour has an advancing
tendency, 6 rs; Corn advanced 10 cents |;
White 100; Oats Is; Freights on Cotton
to Liverpool advanced l-l6, 5-l6
In, the election to-day the American
candidates for Comptroller and Aldermen
were elected by about 1000 majority
There was no serious disturbance.
81. Louis, June THE Overland mail
of the 10th has arrived. Crops are prom
Using. Frazer river news is discouraging.
The miners are returning. A large feet
of Clippers is expected. Their cargoes
will depress the market. There is no
prospect of an advance in prices. Trade
is brisk. Mining is favorable.
Cincinnati, June Flour dull, 6 GOA
s 80; Whisky 26l; Mess Pork is neglected;
Quotations nominal at l6 so.
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CON 3 R GAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June Q.
We report our market as inanimate and on some at
ticles a decline has occurred. We quote:
BACON, clear sides 10 a l2xc; ribbed TX q Ice;
hams IN % 12kc, for prime quality shoulders
81 q DC; hog round 1Ox q lie. LARD IS q
l3xc Flour 10 dull Of sale at u for superhne; Elk
wHEAr. red ei 100 a 1,SO; IS q &140 for white
Coax Csc q 81 OATS 10 q 15c. eTocK PEAS $40 LOS.
fEArnERs % q 46c. BEEswAx 81 q 8oc. BurrEa Is q
26c. Zoos Is q Ice.
Yours very truly,
ia. ANsLEY AGO.,
Obmnission and Produce Merchant.
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Sheri6's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
IL issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of MeMinn county, and to me dircctetl,
I will on Monday, tho LIST day Of August next, Of
the Court house door in Athens, sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title, in
tcrest and claim that Russell Branum has in and
to Eighty Acrcscf Land, lying In McMinn county,
Tennessee, and adjoining the Lands Of Allen
Haley, Bluford Smith, and John Jenkins. Levied
on to satisfy Judgment and costs obtained by
John Jenkins against aaid Russell Branum, be-
fore James II. Melton, ESQ.
a. -. Ia. GOULDY, Sheriff.
June q, ls5o-3t-prs fec $3,20-55s
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B@- 20, Mary, my heart is breaking!"
"Is it, indeed, Mr.. Closefstf SO much the
better for you." why" Because
when it is broken out, you may sell. the
pieces for gun fints."
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IRBY & SAUNDERS,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

Near the Depot Of the Va. and 7enn Railroad,
Lynchburg, Va,
DEG TO RETURN THEIR THANKS To
I'D their numerous friends and patrons for the
very liberal patronage extended to them heretofore,
that by the aid of increased force, that ALL may
depend upon being served even more promptly
than heretofore will endeayor to mako quick re-
ms for all produce sent us, and fill all orders for
GROCERIES Of the best articles at io~ssf market
rates. Our STOCK OF GROCERIES,, &c., will
BIO found at all times equal to that Of any house in
the State. March rs, 1880 m-54S
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S0- The Independent Sournal says
that Mr.. Frederick Rusch, of that city, a
well known and prosperous produce deal
er, who went to Europe some six or eight
weeks since on a visit to his old home
and friends, Immediately on his arrival
in Prussia was claimed as conscript, and
forced iato the army, and is now held there
to serve out his three years as q Prussian
soldier.
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NJ What is the difference between
truth and eggsf
Truth crushed 10 earth will rise
again." but eggs won't.
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5,4s5 trises, amounting to :. ..S32O,OOl
Whole Tckets QuarferA az


Whote Iscke@ tlO-HaIoesb-Qudrfers 2x.
Plan of the Lottery.
The Numbers from I to 10000 CORE spending with
those Numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips paper are encirced with small tin tubes, and
placed in one wheel. The frs. 4b7 Prizes, similarly
printed and encIrced are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revoIved, and q number Is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time Prise 10 drawn from the other wheel The Num-
Der and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by The Commisso
the Prise being placed aEsinst the number drawn
This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes are
drawn out. ttl
APPROXIMATION PaIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two sueceedng Numbers 70 those drawing the FIRST
Prizes will be entitled TO the rs Prises
according to the scheme. For example: n Ticket No.
1880 draws the $50 400 Prize those tickets numbered
lbs la4s 1921 1888 VIM each be entitled to 800.
cts numbered s4s 5i9 ISL b52 will each be entitled to
$500, and 80 on according to the above scheme.
last ngure Of the Number that draws the 1000
Prize. For example, u the Number drawing the
eto,ooo Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets
where the number ends In will be entitled to f90 II
the Number ends with No. Q, then all the Tickets
wherr the Number ends IN viii be entitled to s7o and
SO on to o.
Certificates of Packages.
,hi ,as ss T' X. y 70
ages OF 10 Tickets where the numbers end in 284
b,s,1,s,9, o. at the following rates, which Is the
An tina, they draw the $50 Prizes accrues to the
osr,iaeaieof Package ORG wnslerieae.. $50
a 10 Eighth . $500. 10
1t will be perceived: BY this plan, that for $50 the
buys Tickets he wou.d only get for that whoes,
thus BY buying Certificates he has two chances
for the larger Prizes-haf, Quarter and Eighth Pack
ages In proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certfstcates,
Eclose the none, to address for the Tickets
dsred, receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
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DANGER OF Hoors.-We find that hoops
are dangerous in more ways than one.-
1t seems that on the Goth inst, in Cam
den county, in this State an accident of n
serious nature occurred, and all from a
hoop skirt.
A fashionable neighbor presented a
poor woman with one of the utensils"
and she hung it over the post of a bed up
on which her two young children We're
sleeping-for safe keeping. A thunder
storm coming up, the lightning struck the
house-ran around the corner and jump
ed into an open widow and upon the
wire skirt-burned it, split the post into
fragments and nearly killed the little
innocent ones who were sleeping upon the
bed perfectly unconscious of danger.
The children were saved but it was q
narrow escape.
Look out for hoop skirts in thunder
storm, we say--a man may be struck
through one of them before he knows it.
-Wiimington ~. CT Herald
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ATHENs, "Wednesday, June 18th

ATHENS, Wednesday, June 18th.
Open at and o'clock, p. M.
Admission 30 cts.--Children and Servants Is cts.
The Company will perform 81 the following
sonvills. Monday, June 18th; philadelphia, Tues
dry, june l4th; Calhoun, Thursday, june 10TH
Benton, Friday, June l7,h; Cleveland; Saturday,
June Is.h. june 3, 1859
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D6- A large number of bogus 80 so
gold pieces are in circulation throughout
the State of Virginia. -
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In Ordering Tickets or CcTsificates:
Enclose the money to our address forthc TickefS
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 will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
gsS- Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post 0fcs, County ard
State.
l1- RcneIsber thst every prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
Eas- All prizes Of 81 900 aud under paid imms-
diatcy after the drawing-other prizes at tho usus
al time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential. .,
Orders for Tckcts or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
MCKINNEY CO.,
Sarannah, Ga.
April l-ly-5i9
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- y
ROBINSON 4 LAKES
GREAT
SOUTHERN iENAGEGlE
AND CIRCUS.
Ono Hundred and Seventy
Huge Waterproof Firmamcnt
Pavilion.
THE ROBINSON 4 LAKE
families, each Of them sufficient
attraction for any Circus Company
in the world, combined In THIS
GREAT ENTERPRISE for the
season Of 1859, with . view TO give
such an Entertainment - will
defy criticism and overwhelm op-
position.
Fine collection Of
RARE tlvlMa WILD ANIMALS.
Grand 0peratie String and
Brass Orchestra.
NUMEROUS sTUp 0p HlGHLr.TRAINkD
BLooDED, PERFORMING H0RsEs,
PONIES, AND EDUCATED AULEs.
Full and template Troupe
Of Equestrlans.
FIVE tA1I nIerhs AND DAmsEuSeS.
Three Great Clowns.
BILL LAKE. the Southern Jes-
trr and Comic Delineator.
\SAM. LONG, the Universal Favor.
lite and Singing Motley.
ARCHY CAMPBELL, the Rural
Joker and Farmers Almanac Of
Fun.
Madame Robinson, Mile. Agnes,
Mile. Alice, Ia Earle Kate, Mile.
Eugenie De Lorme, from the prin-
cipal Thsaterr and Amphitheafers
Of Europe and the United States,
and Pixies Grand Opera House,
! Cincinnati.
MILE. ALICE,
The most delightful of Equestrian
Ladies', IN her brilliant Act Of
! Horsenianship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring. Riding backward with
AZ much case as forward, flying
\ Through balloons and over banners,
forming pictures Of such ele-
| gance and grace. as to have gnined
Nor her the sobriquet Of Queen Of
Love and Beauty.
LA FARIE KATE,
From Pixies Grand Opern House,
Cincinnati, In all her role Of tho
New Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters Incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
Alice.
MILE. AGNES,
The Invisible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positions
l upon q single wire, at q consider.
\iblc elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this singularly beautiful
Parlor Entertainment Is . card
which needs only to be known 10
, induce Thousands to visit the Pa.
vilion for the purpose Of seeing It
slono.
NaeTeR Innee RnalncnN
m.s..n ss".s ss."ss",
Principal Equestrian In the world;
his wonderful achi,.ements
~, ann noo,uro.
mn. JuHH hubtWSuN,
TN his great four horse Demon Act.
! The elegantly formed, and beauti.
Arabian aa horse ''' A'sA' ''
\ ABDALLAH,
/At each exhibition, will enact his
finely arranged and wonderfully
p's %asTE ESI, JoHS Rop,ssos.
\ MIR. WIN. ODELL,
MASTERS DU CROW, DAB
REL, FOSTAiNE, q ANGELO,
WHY most OF MINOR stars, VIII
4 assist In rendering tho entertain-
S 49, ~,n 49, ,~,uo
GHhMD ESInAHcE iM SrS
me pEN VI Will DhAslo'
ana tsrrine encounter WIN aero
eious LssM ~ tns ,o,e'y' 'Ascina'-
9'ng' gMceIni, se. oAi'ns
euoeNie oe Ionmk'
Z Without Extra Charse,
THE great RUSSIAN ELK, II feet
h,gh, WIN IN, ,n,n w;,e. @n, y, S, CAP
,rainsd and famed bv
.-s -c-
NIX. JOHN hosihsoH'
THE HGRNEN u0pcE
S ~
= IN ne $3.50 .-ass -. :, a,. -.ace'
u ,unT,n~p - rv-
nS "o ~ as avs
SDlCndid Performing Zebra.
.s-....
AFA'Avf tWt AsAs'Au sstH'eHkss
= Monkeys, LeOPsrds, etc.
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DIED.

At the residence Of VIM. ]. Browder, Roane
county, Tennessee, on Sunday, the 5th Of June.
Miss IsADLLA II. GrLBREArH, after an Illness Of
several months.
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Congressfonal Appointmeuts.

Hon. IA. sxrh and Col. RECESS D. BRABsos,
candidates for Congress In the Third District will
address tho people at the following times and