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TO THE MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

WYE THE UNDERSIGNED. MERCHANTS
w OF tho citv of Charleston. s. C.. encour.
or'l H. ~ tS...., ,,,..,,a,y, .a,,.I IT,,
spring, and by The assurances that have reached
us from all sections of the South end South west,
that our Goods have compared ndvantnncously,
and competed successfully with those bought in
VOW iorN' ana othCr NotihGrh citic', ana Dcllev-
ing thai being found faithful to the pledges made
in our former Card, we will receive still greater
patronage; have prepared ourselves Tor largely
i, at, '''"o ,l r,or, r. ror,; No.
VI importers anu ooDoeis Oh fofe'Sh ni'r-
ohondizc have all been represented in the markets
o. Europe THIS spring ana summer summer either by
Clir on,,,,,atot 70 sol,o, .,,ds fnr NO Eo,ttfrn
trade. They have bought for cash. or its equya.
lent and their selections will form full and attrac
tive stocks for the Inspection .. the interior ner
C,'"",' o"i W SD,..,.,ns D'n,os'I'
"oous aHect rom ,nc nh"nuIuc'utcis' arc unsur-
No. t5orrT y eonsnv invite v"u tc insrcr
our FILL Strokes or FOEEfGN Avn
DOUEVyi,t GOODS rcclinp nssurcl that ali
,,bn ,1a 40 en- ,,;,to,,, nrg.5;,e viii r.,,o ,l"ir
purchases in this market. Our stocks will be com.
plctc carly in August whom we will he pleased to
receive the visits Of our old aud mercantile friends
Drv Goods,
c1rI1LAvp. 1towrit,& co; JOHNSTON, CREWS
4 co. CIiANIBERIAIN, Miller a co. JOHN a. MIL.
Non \ co,i YAYLER' sMITg&Co,; HYATT, McpuE-
nowiE : Co. CNpow. McKENzIE { Co.; KERR.
oN&LElDlNG.
Hardware.
HYDE, GREGG 4 DAY; WILLIAMS PRICE
COURTNEY, TENNENT co; J. f. ADGER co.
Boots and Shoes.
DE-. FLEMING co; II. a. pRINGLE co..;
FORCE & MITCHELL; T.. Il. ST0DDAkD CO.; Dun
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VALUABLE: FARM FOR SALE.


VNHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING THREE
i sons In the West aud more wishing to 60
has consented to sell his Fine Farm nnd Water
Power lying three miles North east of Calhoun
and Charleston, in the Eastonoloo Valley, Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, on Thursday the 27th Of
September next ut public cutlery. One half Of
the purchase money down, the balance IN twelve
months, bearing interest from date with good ae-
curity and lien retained upon the land until all
the purchase MONEY is paid.
Said Farm contnins 42j Acres, more o. less,
with at least 22O Acres cleared, alpnt ninety
well sci in Clover end nrase. For sample rs to
the production # these, now have isrger has
stacks and more Of them, saying melting Of the
large amount in the mows than all the lGf;ncrs in
five miles around me. Also, fine Marble
Quarry of fine quality. Of different shndos, suita-
bic for grave stones or furniture, susceptible Of n
very high polish and some very finely varicEatcd.
Plenty Of fine timber and water Of the bcs, quail.
ty for family, stock and Machinery. Also u
Saw Mil and Marble Mill, both+n operation, and
q good deal Of good land yet to clear
A. p. McCLATCHY.
July 20, 1eG0-tlOct-Gl7
Cleveland Banner, please copy.
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Chancery Sale of Valuable Lands.

nY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the Chancery Court at Madisonyillc, at
last term, will on the 18th day of September,
1860 sell, at public cutlery, to the highest bidder
at the Courthouse in Madsonville, in parcels to
suit purchasers, the Lands owned by Col. james
b. Craighead, of Alabama, at the time of his
death, being the same Lands formerly owned by
William B. Craighead, deed, and an additional
Tract added thereto by said James b. Craghcad,
in all about 1000 acres. The minimum valuation
of said Lands is $4,000. A credit of six sixteen
and twenty-fom months win be given on the pur-
chasers executing notes bearing interest hom date
with good and approved security; and lien will
be retained for the paymant of the purchase
money. JAMES A. COFFIN, O. d VI.
Aug 10. 1860-td-prs fec Si.S0--G2O
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment Of per-
feet health frequently have need to haTc recourse
to toncs as preventives of disease. We are new
or two well armored against the assaults OF "tho
ills that flesh are heir to-" Such an nvigorator
they may find in IosTETrER's BIrTERs--a medi-
cine that cannot be taken regularly without CIV
ing vitality and elasticity to the system. At this
season, particularly, the strongest man Is not
proof against the malaria, in certain sections OF
the country. In all cases of Fever and Ague,
the BITTERs is more potent than any amount OF
qunne, while the most dangerous cases of bill
lious fever yield to its wonderful properties.-
Those who have tried the medicine will never
use another, for any Of the ailments which the
HosTETTER BITTERs processes to subdue. 20
those who have not made the experiment we cor
daily recommend an early application TO the
BIrrERs, whenever they are stricken by diseases
of tho digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally eve
fywhere.
sss- See advertisement in another column.
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roy Calculations based upon the most
authentic returns have established that
since the introduction of rail roads into
France, there has been only one traveller
killed outright in every two millions OF
passengers, and only one wounded in ev-
cry five hundred thousand.
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CGscfNNATr, Aug. 4.-Charlcs McDou-
gal OF the firm of West & McDougal has
abscondcd with the book-Eeeper Of the
house and $50 600 belonging TO the firm.
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Aug 10, 1sGO-td-prs fee $500
Chancery Sale Of Valuable Lands.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
I'D in the the Chanccry Court at Madisonville.
| will on the 10Th day Of September 1860, sell
at the Court house door in Madisonyille, to the
highest bidder on u credit of one and two years,
excepting one hundred dollars required in hand,)
the Lands belonging to the heirs Of Charles Wat
son, decd subject to the widows DOVER Notes
with approved security will he required, and
lien retained on the Land for payment of the pur-
chase money. j. A. COFFIN, G. d ".
Aur TO- lsG9-Gt-urs fee $500
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Cleveland Flour Mills,

CLUvULAND, Tim, July lsti 1870.
have this day appointed Mr. C. W. ALEXAs-
DER. my duly authorized Agent, to transact all
business connected with my Milling or general
business at tlis place and he is duly authorized
TO use my name in connection with said business.
July 20, ls6O-6m-6l7l W. g. PETERS.
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Negroas for Sale.

r WILL, ON THE 10TH DAY OF SEpTEM-
1 her, at the late residence of Mary Miller, decd,
in the First Civil District in Meigs county. Ten
ncssec offer for sale to the hi CHEST bidder, the fol-
lowing NEGROES, to wit: Mahala, aged 50 years:
Mary, % years; and Ann, years. Sold as the
property of said Mary Miller, to pay debts and
for distribution among the heirs.
Terms:-'rwclve months time, bonds with APP
proved security and lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid. j. NJ. MILLER,
Admir- and Commissioner.
Aug 10. 1SG0-tl-prs fee S3-G2O
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Cleveland Flour Hills,

TJyHE CLEVELAND STEAM MILLS ARE
now in thorough repair aud viii pay the high
sst cash price for Wheat and Com delivered at
the Mills, or on the line Of the L. I. & G. +. II.
Porfons having grain TO sell will please apply at
tho Mills, o. to c.. W. ALEXANDER, Agent
Cleveland, Tenn. July 10, ls60-am el7
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COM N RCIAL.
Augunrm IsnrlSeI.

ACGrsTA, Aug J.
We hnni You herewith statement Of our produce
market, for the week ending to day, viz:
Bacon has become scarce, and clear sides COM
mand lj@ ljlc; ribbed illG6 i}c; shoulders /
Mlllc, and scarce; hams are very scarce and
sound country hams are worth l3G 13lc. lard
13lGlic. Corn has advanced, and we quote
prime white Sl.lj: mixed $l,l0M SLIP. Stock
Peas l.30M Sl,3j. Wheat, white 81 roo 49,
rcd 81 500 81 so. Flour S1.2jC s. 80 for super
fine: S7,75m IS for extra supcriinc. and $500
1878 for extra family. Feathers 100 l3e. But
ter $50 zoe.
Yours, very truly,
j. A. ANSLEY & Co,
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AGENTS WaMTEn-

FViy Do'iars a Month"; and oil Erpeases pojd
A n ACTIVE AGENT is WANTED IN
N. every County in the United States aud Cana
das, to solicit orders and introduce our New Ma
tionnl Double Thread $50 Sewing Machine
Warranted e11al to any high priced machinc.---
Practicsl for every family, which makes It the
cheapest md most popular machine in existence.
A limited number Of responsible Agents are
wanted. TO travel and solicit orders by Sample, ut
salary Of Gio per month and expenses. Busi-
ness permanent. Address, with stamp, for con
ditons and Instructions,
!. w. HARRIS / 20,
Shoc aai Lcr'hcr EAclausc, Gy.!,a, Ma.
July q, f3G0-9t-GlS
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BLIZZARD & BRIDGES.
ATTORNEYS AZ IL W,

a Sro pa,p paIsA"'' Athens, Tomucssee,
TTAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES
as partners, will practice in the Courts COM
prisng She Fourth Judicial Circuit and the
Courts in the counties of Monroe and Iu"nc, in
the Third Judicial Circuit and one on thg other
when specially retained will attend t, suits 10 any
county in Fast Tennessee.
.Innc l.. lsnn.-lr.-Gl2
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ST. LorIS, G.--From present indications
the Union State Ticket will carry this
county by at least three thousand maiori-
ty. Tloir, and Republican County Tick
ct will probably succeed. 1t is generally
considered that the entire Union State
ticket will be elected.
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Scoru MEAD, No. III ClHrircs street, New OrcsNs,
Gen raj Wholesale Agents for the Southern States,
To- whom an orders must be Addressed.
Sold by NN. EuUNs, Athens; J. II. MAGnL Mouse
Greek: NgFAMNN & EaNI, Knoxville. May i-1y-6O5
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w IfWIIVT Ut T'VV II y VN 1TI'l@-VT Nt0ITI'-NE'
The steamer Prince Albert has arrived.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 6--The schnooer
Potomac has arrived, with Vera Cruz dates
of the Dist ult. She brings dispatches
fur Washington.
The city was healthy.
The Spanish frigata Isabel II. had arriv-
ed at Vera Cruz to communicate with the
Spanish Minister.
Miramon is at Lagoon.
The Liberals are concentrating their
forces to attack the capital. The Libe-
rails have seized the Bishop OF Guadalaiara
to effect nm exchange of Uragua.
The Alramon party threaten to attack
Vera Cruz.
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The above amounts will be paid to the several
Townships upon the order of the School Commits
sioncrs Of said Townships.
II. SNYDER, Trustee.
Athens, August 10, 1860.
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AUCTION! AUCTION !!

TENIIE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO MAKE
room for Fall and u inter Goods offers great
bargains at Auction, dining the coming Court
wccl.-such rs Clothing, Shoes, Boots Hats, Caps,
&C.. &c.--most anything you want and nccd.
AUG lot S. IIEXTER.
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New York, Aug. 4.-The Tribune says
that there are troubles about the accounts
Of Jacob forncy, late Superintendent of
Utah Indian Affairs, but whether he is
dclauter or rot is yet unascertaincd.
The steamer Prince Albert has arrived.
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Circuit Court, McMinn County, Tenn,
Hcrod Rudd, Adm r., of John Ru3d, decd,
e.,

a..
The widow md heirs Of said John HG1d.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
\ Bid Smith and wife Eli10h"th Smith. jack
-on Rudd. John Brogdon aud wife Eliza pdrna-
liza Rudd. John Rudd, Henry Eudd Morris Hudl,
and John Simpson are npu-rcsdcnls Of The STATE
of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered 7rpuliica-
ton be made for four successive w.,E7 in the
Athens Post, requiring said NONRESIDENT dc,uub-
ants to appear AT the next term If ,ic Circuit
Court for McMinu county, TO he held The Court
house in the town of Athens, ON the I'll Monday
of August next, thon and there to plead, answer
or demur to said petition. or the same viii be ta-
ken for confessed to them and heard .-aarl-
inglv. JOHN T. SLOWER, Ci.rk.
July 90, lSG0-it--pr, fec $}--G!7
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GGy-Mr. Henry Hope, very prominent
Democrat OF Florida, has left the Disun-
ion party. That patty we may say with
truth and without irreverence, is with
out God and without Hope in the world
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In the Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
Allen Dennis,


joel Dennis.
TT APPEARING TO THE CLERK & MAS
1 TER from the bill filed in this cause, that the
respondent Joel Dennis IL not citizen Of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a news
paper published in Athens, Tennessee, for -four
successive weeks, requiring the said respondent to
appear at the February term 1861, of the Chance
ry Court, to be held for the county Of McAlnn, al
the Courthouse in Athens, on the third Monday
Of said month, then and there to plead, answer OF
demur to said bill, or the same will be taken fol
confessed and SGT for hearing sn porte.
JOHN L. BRIDGES, q. q H.
Aug 0, 1s60-it-prs fee $500
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Tnrnitnre for Sale,

EXTENDING TO REMOVE FROM ATHENS.
| | wish to s.l my household and kitchen fur
mlurc. consisting of almost every article nccdiul
for housekeeping. The porlor furniture is fine and
to match ald nearly ucw.
Also good Cart with iron axle, and vorious
gardening implements. Prices very reasonable.
july 2r,l ROBT. y. MCEWEN.
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Positively the Last Call a!

WYE HAVE DISPOSED OF OUR ENTIRE
w stocl; Of Goods, and the Notes and Ac-
counts of the concern not paid or satisfactorily
arranged during this month, will be handed to an
officer for collection.
Aug |, go robson, RICE 4 co.
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B. W. Smith and D. N. Roldy, Admr's Of d. D.
Smith, deceased,
Caution.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ not to trade for Note Of hand, given by
the subscriber to 8 Ilexer, for the sum of 5000
dated August |, 1860, as the consideration for
which it was given has failed, and will not pay
il unless compelled by law. W. H. HOWARD.
Athens, Aug B. lSGO-3t-6l0
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Hiwnssco COLLAGE.

w. Trims The Fall Session of this mcritorou'
Institution will open September 9Th, 1850.
Parents and guardians viii find no safer place
at which their sons and vnrds'niny receive thor
ough education, Of terms cycry way reasonable
IL oray fran aay tern.
JOHN II. Drummer, P-cst,
MaJisonyic +. o., Tenn.
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ISg" Hon. G. w Lane, Il kinsman OF
Joe Lane, the secession candidate for Vice
President, is an alternate elector for the
Huntsville (Ala.) district or the Bell and
Everett ticket
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CASTINGS, Candles. &c.

tE7HE UNDERSIGNED HAS on HAND A
I lot Of Iron. Nails, Castings, Candles and
many articles of goods which he will sell at ex-
trcueIy low prices for Cosh. Those wi,hingNoils
and Candles BY the key or box, will 90 well to call
july al EOBT. y. NlEWEN.
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Nails.
Good parrains for Cash.

T HAVE On HAND a SMALL LOT OF
I Clothing nnl Hats. thGt 7 viii sell on. at
cosi, fof Gosh. Call ende&ailiic. .
JAY Isl GEo. v. Ross.N
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900 SACKS KINGS SALT JUST RE-
l. OOO cviyed and for sale at 50 per sack, for
Cash or in exchange for Produce. by
Aug 10, 1860 j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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"
TIME SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS INsTG-
tuition will commence on Monday gth August
next. under the super'nterd-ncc oil Prof 4. d.
NEWMAN, with assistant.
TERMS, Per Session Of 90 Wtets, oa- hay IN
udrance aud tic remainder ct he clos. 9f he
S,ssion'
Spelling, Reading and Writing ..............S5,00
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com.
position and Declamation,............... 100
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Geono.
try, Mathematics irclrdllg Survey ing. Moral
Science, Logic, Rhetoric, 1c.,......"..... 1000
Latin, lt'VN
Contingent fee in advance ..............,.... 90
Boarding In good families corveuieu. to the
School, (vashing and lights extra per weckir0m
81, 80 to Sl,75. Tho Trustee ere building and
viii have completed hy the commencement Of the
Session, n number Of neat Cottage, for the nc
commodation of Students who wish to Board
Themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in cases Of prptractej sickness only.
From the fine Accomplishments and long expo
ricnce Of the Principal and the success that has
attended his public examinations heretofore, com
biucd with natural advantage, the Trustees take
pleasure in recommending this institution Of learn
ing as inferior to none in East Tennessee.
TRusTgEs.
James Wilson. Allen Moore
J. II. Mag.li, VIM. NJ porccn,
l.. X. Hrssl, u. J.. y
4 G. She'll DIR. r. Il. Iyaua,
4. u. E.ialt. :. Jos. lGudg,ra,
james fa'l.
Mouse Crce';, TeDn., June %. lS5G--Gl3
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Rhenmntisml Rheumatism |

4 PREPARATION FOR RHEUMATIsM,
N by a Russian---No Cure No pay--iUst re
covcd. June 81 JOHN IcGAUGHEY.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by President Drummer. Mr.. JAS.
W. ANIEY, of Monroe county. to Miss MARTHA
A., daughter of john Smith, Esq, Of McAlnn.
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Isaac Y. Baker. Jas. NJ. Baker and A. i. Cliff.
DILL CHARGES THAT DEFENDANT
4 Isaac y. Baker, resides in the State of Mis-
sisspp publication is therefore ordered to be
made in the Athens Post newspaper printed in
Athens, Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant Isaac n. Baker, to appear and answer
complainunts said bill in said Court at the Court
house. in jacksonville, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday of December next, or said bill
will be taken as confessed as to them and heard
accordingly. j. A. COFFIN, G. d H.
Aug. 10, lS6O-lt-prs fee $500
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Later From Europe.

NEW YoRK, August 2.-The steamer
Asia has arrived. The Palermo cores
pondent of the New York Times says the
existence Of o second treaty between
France and Piedmont has been discover
cd by Garihaldi, whereby Piedmont will
be allowed to Sicily, but not the Marshes
nor Umbria. Piedmont may have Venice
If she can win her. France is to have the
Islands of Sardinia and Elha and Other
territorial grants. 1t Is alleged thl, the
treaty is already signed.
The steamer Europe arrived at Liver
pool on the Dist.
Elphinstonc, Governor of Bombay, died
OH the l0ti.
SYRIA.-The Christians arc leaving the
interior for the coast. 1t is said that ABB
dill Kade offered his services to Napoleon
for the suppression of tire atrocities at
Lebanon, ii France will give him 5000 men.
Reports are current in Paris of an issue of
two million francs treasury bonds for n
Syrian expedition. Gen. Percher is APP
pointed French Envoy to Syria, to be fol-
lowed by division of troops. Two French
gun-boats have been dispatched.
The Spanish Government is about to
send ships-ot-war to Syria. The Mussel-
men of Herzegovina are excited against
the Christians.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says that England will send reg
iment to Syria, and France will send 2j,-
O00 men under Gen. Mcmahon. This is
considered an evaporation. There is
great anxiety at Beyrout concerning the
fate Of 5000 Christians who had taken
refuge in south keresoon and are surround
cd there by a powerful body of Druscs.--
There IS nothing important from Naples.
SrcrLY.-Thc refussi of the Neapolitan
naval officers to act against Sicily is con-
iirmcd.
The steamer Ellen Vanccrn of Liver
ponl and four other foreign vessels lNve
been seized at Naples.
SPAIN.-Thc Government has ordered
vessels war to Venezuela in consequence
Of outrages on Spanish subjects.
The London Posts telegram says that
the French force to Syria vii! be 5000.
PARIs.-The French consulate reports
say that the Syrian massacre originated
from the Druscs being told by the Musscl-
men that European diplomacy was about
to eXpcl the Turks from Europe, where
upon the Druscs determined to eXtcrmin-
ate the Syrian Christians.
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Fount'a I-ill Male & Female Academy.
rJNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
L ton will commence on Monday August 9th,
1850.
We nrO happy to announce that from among
numerous applicants. we have selected j. H..
CATE A. b.. II graduate Of Messy Creek College.
We are confident the Institution will lose moth
ing by change of Principal. and VIC have no hc,-
fancy in saying no Academy South offers superior
facilities. Lucation-withiu few hundred yards
of Mouse Creek Depot. on the East Tenn. d Ga.
Rail Road, and in valley proyerbial for the fer
ulity Of It's soil, and the health and morality Of
It's inhGlitants.
RATES or TUITION, per- Session Of Teen
tg-oue WccEs, haif in odronce.
Spelling Reading and Writing. $500
Geography, English Grammar, History, Compost
ton and amation,........,."........"" 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Bot
any, Geology, Minerllogy Algebra, Geometry,
Trigouomctry and Surveying, with field prac-
tcc) Latin Grammar and Rcader.......... 1900
Latin, French. Moral and Mental Philosophy,
logic and Rhetoric. ..................... 1900
Contingent fee invariably in advance,.... LOO
Boa.d can be obtained in private families con-
vcuicnt to the Academy Mt from 81 80 TO S;l75 psr
week. Cwarhing and lights cvra)
No deduction iur lost time except in cases Of
rrotracjcd sickness. Strict attention given to tn,
moral as well as ,ha mental culture Of pupils.
IRvSTTTo.
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Chancery Court, at jacksonville, Tenn

James and David Castor, John Knox and Henry
Sheets,
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Circuit Court, MeMinn County, Tenn,
James Wilson and Eli Dixon, Adm'rs., Of E,i
Dixon, decd,

The widoT and heirs Of said Iii Dixon.
TPcfiiion 10 sen Lcad.1
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING THAT
". VI. Monroe and her husband -- Monroe,
are non-resdenis of the Stete Of Tennessee, il Is
therefore ordered that pub'i'siion be made in the
Athens Post, for four successive weeks, requiring
said non-residen,s to appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court to be held for tho county Of
McMinn at the Couvt-houso in the town Of Athens,
on the 81 Monday of August next then md
there to plead, answer or demur, to complaiuants
said petition or the same will be taken for confes
sed as to them, and heard accordingly.
JOHN T. SLOWER, Clerk
July 90, 1s6O---4t-prs foe 's3--6l7
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BELL AND EVERETT DEMONSTRATION IN
NEW. ORLEANs.--The Charleston 4Uercngy
has a special dispatch announcing grand
Bell and Eyercct meeting in New Orleans
on the lst inst. From the report it is
likely the Bell men had an enthusiastic
time of it. These Bell meetings, by the
way, are getting two numerous Of late to
be pleasant. If they do not stop their
movements. people will begin to believe
that they are in earnest, and that they
really indulge the hope that Bell has a
chance to be elected. We have been will
ling to concede Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and per
haps, Florida, to Bell, but now they are
working for Louisiana. They are getting
toe greedy.-Coa.
just that way, and itwould not surprise
us a btifyou concede several other States
Georgia included, before the ides Of No
vember.