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Cleveland Flour Mills.

CLEVELAND, TENN, July LIST, 1850.
have this day appointed Mr. q. w. ALExAy-
DER, my duly authorized Agent, to transact oil
business connected with my Milling or general
business at this place, and he is duly authorized
TO use my name In connection with aidbusincss.
July 20, ls60-6m-6i71 w. @. PETERS.
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COnstable's Guide.

A FEW VOLUMES OF THE CONSTABLE'S
n Guide and Form Book, by W. c. Kahn. Esq,
just received and for sale by s. X. REEDER.
Nov. 81
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Wheat Wanted.

r WILL BUY ALL THE G GOD MERCHANT
i able wheat that / can get delivered In Athens,
and pay the market price in cash for it. -l
July 1871 S. X. REEDER.
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Bedsteads !!

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF COT
i tage Bedsteads, Lounges, &c., on consignment
aud oficr them for sale cheap. -,
Aug 10, 1850 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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LonkI LnokI Look |

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
i listing between b, +. Martin and J. S. 4 W.
p. Varnell has been dissolved. The old business
will be wound up by Mr.. J, S. Varnell. The un-
dcrsigned is now receiving an entire New Stock Of
Goods which he will sell on the most favorable
TERMS and would respectfully solicit all who want
Goods, to give him call. b. Il. MARTIN.
Calhoun, Tenn, June 10, 1S60--tf--6l2
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S. MORROW,
E x CHI AN G. E B ROK Err,
KnOyyillp. 'reun

OLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES, AND
VI DRAFTS bought and sold at the best rates.
Collections made on the most favorable terms.
Bills and Notes negotiated and collected
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Nuy J-1y-5SO#
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Kings Salt.

1 OOO SACKS KINGS SALT JUST RE-
L COO ccived and for sale at 50 per sack, for
Cash or in exchange for Produce, by
Aug 10, 1860 J. M. HENDERSON.
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Spectacles ! Spectacles ! I

NNlIE LARGEST AND BEST LOT WE HAVE
i ever had, embracing glasses suited to every
age and requirement of the human eye, and Of
various prices. SEllORN 4 HORNSBY.
Auril IA
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Glassware and Window-Glas "a
TUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
y of Glassware, and particularly, the new Pat
ent Fruit Cans, (the best offered in this mar
ket.) Call and sec them, and if you want any,
give me your orders. GEO. W. ROSS.
April Is. ..
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Cordials.

A NICE LOT OF ORANGE, ROSE, LEMON
IA and Peppermint Cordials. And an extra
article of Catawba Wine, just received by
June 1911 . .t j. GRUBB co.
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Dried Peaches I

r WISH TO PURCHASE A LOT OF PRIME
Unpeeled Dried Peaches, for which will pay
I'll per bushe In Salt, Coffee, Molasscs or Money.
Sent IA, 1850 j. M. HENDERSON.
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BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AT KNOX
w vile and Athens, our stock for the present
season of Buggies, various styles, Carriages
Hack, Jersey and Peddlcrs wagons-all made by
the best Manufacturers Norh---which We will sell
very low for cash or on short time. We also,
have the best of Harness-our work is warranted
in every instance, call and supply yourselye,
BRIDGES PHILLIPS.
March 80, 1s6O-tf-6Ol -''
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Heavy Domestics

A LOT OF HEAVY DoMEsTIcs JUST
IA received and for sale by
June s JOHN McGAUGHEY.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AMI
i for sale, Coffee, Molasses, Flour, Corn Meal
Bacon, Salt (by the sack and rstail) Pepper
Spice, &c. J. M. HENDERSON.
Septl
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DUBIISHED THIS DAY-A new and com
III pLete edition Of LINGARD'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
M vols Emo Iustrsed with u hne Steel Engraving BY
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Library sheep msrbed edses u Illustrations. 10
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is no longer regarded as an snthoty while is but
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The author graphic way the Of violence
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toiln
From The New. York Tribune
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TYING, WHITTIER, BEECHER, BUTLER,
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THE INDEPEND
With weekly circulation now much larger than that Of
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ber out on THURSDAY an article entitled
DUTY FOR THE DAY;
o.. AN APPEAL TO CHRISTIAN MEN IN RELATION
TIE PREsIDENTrAL CAMPAIGN. By
HENRY WARD BEEOHER.
The Seventh Letter on
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BY REV. STEPHEN H. TYING, d. d.
A NEW POEM.
Entitled The SHADOW AND THE LIGHT.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. ESQ.
Contributes new and chsrscteristic article entitled
THE DEFENDANT FUNGUS,
Containing truthful description Of certain municipal eombna
ton of Engine House and Temple Of Justice in the nthes
corner Of the Puh.
R.mip,,c.p.. Of Chief usoe OeyThs Defendants Pro-
.rsss tom Summons EIecuon-FuDs on Commercial Law
and the Judicisry.
Th the fourth of The oocs.ion series Of sketches of City
Life and Topics written BY Mr. BUTLER for THE INDE.
PENDENT and by copyright exclusively to this paper
ELIMINATION Of the SENATORIAL DEsPoTisM in
the IMPRISONMENT Of Mr.. HYATT.
BY THE REV. DIR. GEORGE b.
CHEEVER.
SAD HISTORIES.
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A SER M ON.
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No I.

hundred SO Der thousand II ordered By mail cent each
mus. be sent 70 prepay postage.
Now Rs. .Dr.
No. I.
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.
II contains the famous Speech Of Mr. 8HwARD at Rochester In
which he pointed the fat Of the nepressbe Conflicts the
eontendng that Negro Slavery not unast MI OConors
letter certain NewYork merchants the sub
ec and brief collection Of the OPINIONS eminent men with
No.a
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.
The recent powerful Speech Of Senator Wsos Of Mssssohu.
sets In whoh the fact demonstrated that the Dsunon Move
Ainsd control Of ali the influential leaders Of the
called Democratic party This proved BY quotations from their
may Of testimony which cannot be disputed.
Noa
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE wYAN-
DOT CONSTITUTION. Speech Of William H. Seward In the
Senate Feb. 20, 1860.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
Speech Of Abraham Lincoln OF Illinois, delivered at the Cooper
Isrtitute.
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS. The Hon. Galusha A.
Crows speech-in the House Feb 49, I6o- exposition and
In limited tracts 10 Actual Settlers for the bare cost Of survey
and sale.
We are now able to supply orders for
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
the day they received Price rs each either for
single copy ot BY the quantity sent By mall eight cents each
In addition Is required to prepay postage
THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. BY John Doy, Of Lawrence
per 100.
fewd late Speech the Admission Of Ksnsa a the Ss,
''' ''D' ''SN " ''aIIo HORACE s e GREELEY Co..
Tribune Buildinss Nsw.Yesh.
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Mr.. JOHN WOOD
There's Psh BY the River
cS%pG:sS fer ns5 tdwS s he rey
refused hi. Diploma and WAKES ndsnsnt
Entrance ofthe ousskDoes Dead embraces AZ Osce The
DGs'ea ss% and t the Power q the
ncou. Dead becomes Possessed Of th.
RE 'SsscE os a
ssb B.S jSsEbn KfeR yREpyrnsos
+. &: aa:s ~ .ss s s
.on the benefit Of science and the general advantage Vi
the human race ''l,4ss S TRANCE "a
oH''' '"' sTXRTLING DRAMATIC EFFECTS.
The Maniac Marquis aaic ed with a M4sdy-Doseemr
Dead directs the nud the wrong way and Dose H Ds't
HesmsIc sa,.iss IrstrSmsnt.Tbe Pot Unrsvelsd-Tho
Epi0so'' 0u'"s Mrs. JOHN WOOD
MAGNETIC The The AUDIENCE.
After "n'n CHARMING "a EXTRAVAGANZA,
received nightly lxTshTEs xtsS hfpss AND APPLAUSE,
entitled LAST I1s EDITION
n b,cb Mr., Jobn Wood Messrs Jefferson Pearson George
Holland. T. B. Johnston Mseder j. Il. stodd A. H. De-
venpot and Miss lone Burke appear
rh. scenery h.. been painted by MI. Hayes:
rb, .dop will be- presented in two Volumes aud among
most striI ing contents will be found
Real gua perchs ring. and
A GRAND FIsTIC ENCOUNTER
IvsnhOe and sir Brian pronounced e many leading
members Of the fancy and several d..1su:nsa os.o. s%s
folded IN the records Of the Ring.
The EItrsvsssnisss slpss; si' wstT snT r.p1v.u
HnBLEMATIc
union
NORTH AND SOUTH.
The Mo- :s i:Sh 6H f
sEsHEiE shsHEiE IL; III
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
on which occasion III THE :, sSsSF gss5F'$ '$$oSron
with celebrated opsrsc limitations; and the r's v00ms Of
preserving DETiGEfsUt sff'sffSs ENTERTAINMENT ,n
The public are fsiSsY IsiRSssiias informed 'n''
are the last nights on which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
sbe compelled proceed South TO fah eu
issen New The lovers Of saiety and nrh should
not therefore, miss 'fs PARTING NIGHTS
Of Of the most brilliant .'t''es and genial spirits that has
The Management beg Also that they viii prOdOee
American play founded upon Lonfeow beautiful poem,
In which n,
will the stage after absence Of five years In the
Eysnsene This play has been prepared expressly
for the mother the auhoress Of Geraldine
Mr. GsoEs jSSaS s :pPeaI
(His first appearance at this theater.l =
Mr.. Pier'on. Basil the Bl,shs|ith
Mr.. Jefferson bsp"e Le n'an>
Mr.. Stoddart and hrs. Nining.
The play viii be produced with
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
illustrative Of the descriptions in the Poem, BY
Messrs. HAYES and RIVIERE,
comprising views In Acade Louisians Philadelphia and novel
aud striking mechanical effects and appropriate costumes
box book open, and seats can be secnred-
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sixth s1"as pInnsS s9n sso friendly q san.
tke place the 7h nst ct the metropolitan Hotel Dinner
THOMAS BARBOUR No. 9 eBarclaysL, Secretary.
Presidsnt-CHARLEs P. DAILY. No. "a Clinton place.
SHAFP hEsRT p fKEH aodtsS # So q wis%; y s.sisy
WILLIAM WATSON, Ts No a. as P.Il. place
JOSEPH sr6HRT, fhTS1fSs No 81 N...su-sA
JAMES SYSShsfs R. sfaPsoN' N No 3 si BIosdw.y.
JOHN i. DOYLE, No. s waist.
B. .sMYTH, No 100 Broadway
BARTHOLOMEW o'coNEoR, No. q Ann-,t Chr
Tickets may be procured from the Stewards or any Of the
EGYPTiAE ANTIQUITIES.
1sn before the H.So osI socsy
2dsv Of lth Free to members and persons invited
The Esy J. P THOMPSON win deliver the second lecture
Subject The Relation Of Egyptian Antiquities to Mod
Science Of CiV1sOn With on 59p the Aoo'"
Chairman Committee, &c
WIN. Curtis Moves, liz d. viii deliver Public Lee
ture THIS Thudayl EvENiN9 before the Ls %
Of " The AHPqs TSN sHxT
YGers M:n :::ss e:
Rooms q the A.see.sn Mo-. 97 and SIS 5rOas%sy On
What Of The Working I" sestses Young Men especially
invited TO attend.
DIR. Sarah A. Cheva1ier - ,
Lectures Health with proper IL
insSiions on FRIDAY l6th O'Clock In the ye:t,y Of
DR. Peters Church (Uniyesals 4.h aud South Sds,
WllsmsbuTeh.
Plated Goods AT Retail-I offering my fine assort'
mept of PL LATED URNS, CAKE.BASKETS, CATERS COZ
FEE.POTS, TEA SETS. SPOONS, FORKS, BUTTER
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LUCIUs HART, Nos 4 and 6 Burling slip.
Parsons's Rxterminator.
WORLD, -,
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Sold Druggists generally throughout the United States ana
Canada.
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Mem pnblitat1tls.
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE.

By HOLME LEE,
Au,Ao. Of "Ksthie Brsnde" Sylvan HOAs Daughter" &C.
One vol, f2mo, 40 pages, cloth. Price 81
From The London Literary Gazette
"Tbe new publishing sesssn commenced suspcou,y;
and the Ecve before by degrees the best specimen
fiction that placed in hands With much Of the
ter,sne and vigor of Adam Bede has refinement which
we do hot find that very clever work and combined know
ledge of the world and insight into character which render the
tale s,srthnsly real and life like"
From The London Athensum.
1--WE prefer hr novel 10 Of the suthors previous ones
The story ieresing and the characters well designed
The incidents life and death and the reader touched
with pity deeper than words or tears can speak it."
Mailed, post free, receipt Of price,
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10 CENTs.-OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
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fewds late Speech the Admission Of Kansas IN the Ger
ran language Prices cents % 50 per ioo rs per Loo y
NAIL In addition prepay posA<o
HORACE GREELEY Co..
Tribune Buildings, Newly esh-
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~ GERMAl

THE KANSAS NARRATIVE. BY John Doy ofLswrenc.
per l06
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
aHnRspAY. March Is, 1850.

THURSDAY, March 10, fooH
rHArLArEsr OF NATURES MYSTERIES, THE
Whit $HsS %$s$ WHAT WHIT WHIT i #,
WONDERFUL AND IoNs LOOKED -FOR
sss$ sEE$HEs Hss :s$ E$sE
SisSEH SSiissiisSEH # # III III III E1 E1sfs EE11sSs
POSITIVELY ITS LAST WEEK,
dpefformsnes a. q this sst.slishnsn @ M . ~
BOURCleAULT's ocToRoONi
B0URCICAULT's 0cToRO0Ni
THIS EVENING AT H. THIS EVENING, AT "A.
Between the Acss Of which wiil appear, the
WHAT wTisis,r, isIT' wyIi WE4T a Is IT.
WHICH HAS
NO FACULTY or SPEECH
Loohs BIKE q Man Acts HE Monkey
Isoks ls a Man Acts Ike Monksy!
Iooks IKE Man! Acts like MONKEY!
L00,' '"A' But CAN'T TALK
But CAN'T TALK
!1.O sUI ,ho.s .sS noY,l.i,s on Of the sse. the
oh Here S9y sd1.s Sss Leaned Seal
Sea Lion, Grizzly Bear Leaned seal
Sea Zion, Gr1sly sesr, ,, Leaned s.,.ss,. s'si
Now '''r'e'14ffi WHAT Y sfshrf''n Is fTi "''''''
WHAT IS IT.
WHAT Is TT
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EVERY DAY ,rus,
OCTOROON! OCTOROON last time but three
SENIOR oLIvEiRA the Great venist VIII .ys q esen en-
VAL OF VENICE In the style Of Psssnini
Wax Statue Of John Bro Living Baby Ans5ondss 'nd
Enormous serpsnts, beautiful AqusIls ke. ., p.,.
Admttance rs cents Children under tep' 10 eeo"i f~
cent
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WALLACKs THEATER.
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EIGHTH WEEK
INCREASING IN ATTRACTION,
THE GREAT HIT OF 1850.
BEAUTIFUL AND LIFE-LIKE SCENERY.
EXQUISITE AND STIRRING kUsic.
And the following great cast, including
Mr. LESTER wALLAcK, Mr.. BRoUsHAh.
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MRS. HoEY,
MRS. VERNON. MISS CANNON.
MRS. wALCorT MISS MoRANri
In their great
ORIGINAL CHARACTERS.
Aided by
MR.. YOUNG, mr. LEvERE. MR PARsLoE. A..
EVERY NIGHT.
In the
ROMANCE
or.
POOR YOUNG MAN.
No nee admission except the Prs.a
Bo, book open two weeks In advance
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Second Edition Now Ready;
DR. HAMMONDs
NEW MEDICAL WORK

~ NEW MEDICAL WORK
ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOCAL AND GENERAL,
ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE SEXES, kc.
An entirely successful method for the o. these
tsssses Intended for popular By CHARLES d. ham
hOND NJ late Professor Of Anatomy and Pathology In tho
Syracuse Medical College suihor Of several Medical
Works, kc., Ae-
DIR Hammond has lived long abroad and Is enthusiast
Tor Medical Refoym ''--l Home Journal, Sept. b.
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,IBLE CONFLICT.
No.L
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION.


THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS UNDER THE VIVIAN
DOT CONSTITUTION. Speech Of William Ii. Seward In th
Senate Feb. %, 1860.
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