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RICE,
I. ". FLEMING, -
co MMiSSI0M MERCHANT,
Augusta, Gsefgia.
Nov 8. 1s0l--lya-685 Sls't+
Stats IT Tsnnessse, Hollinn County.
.st u 1. .ul % o.. 0sI 80
brd fartl 1ub I % S,v.,, 4.

TN THIS CAUSE ITAPPEtRINd TO ME
II from complainants bill, which Is sworn to,
that j. p. Slvels, the defendant shout to sscrsts
or put bis property out Of his hands so g. to- de-
fraud the plaintiff, and BIS effects being attached
It il therefore ordered that publication DO made in
the Athens Post, Published IN. Athens, Tsnnessee,
requiring hin 70 nppesr' before me At my house,
in the 10th civil district MsMinn county, on the
10th day Of April, 1862, and make defence TO
complainanes claim, or the same will DO taken
for confsssed and set for bearing er pdrte.
THOMAS ROGERS, ,yusiics Q, tie Peace.
Nov 8, 1soi--4t-prs fee $s--6s5
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~ The Savannah News is informed
that Col. VIM. H.'Stiles had two horses
shot under him in the Port Royal fight.
and several Of his men killed and wound
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William P. Bryant,
T. p Sfve1s

IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO, ME
j from complainants bill, which is sworn to,
that j. P. Sivels tho DEFENDANT Is about to secrete
or put his property out Of his hands so as to de-
fraud the plaintiff, and his effects being attached,
\ 70 therefore ordered that publication 10 made In
the Athens Post, pubiished ID Athens, Tennessee,
requiring him to appear before me, at my house
In the 10th civil district, McMipn county, on the
10th day Of April, 1862, and make defence to
complainauts claim, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing er parte, /.
THOMAS ROGERS, Justice Of tie Peace.
Nov 8, 1s61-4t-prs fee $3--6s5 f..
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Health Of Cen. Houston.

Health Of Gen. Houston. "a
y The Galveston Civilian says that, "at
last accounts Gen. Houston was slowly
recovering. and was deemed out of dang.
or. - ~
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~ The Wilmington nv. CT ,Journa

~ The Wilmington IN. C.) journal,
noting the casualties that occurred to the
Federal armada. sayss Live cattle and
potatoes composed tho cargo Of FEEDER
al propeller that got aground on the bar
at Georgetown, eSodth Caroline, Her
crew consisted 81 only ninstsep white
mon and two negroes, .whe asa pe.s pris-
'opsrs.a Another vessel belonging 10 the
armada was aground and in distress.
s6sut aitssn miles Norris d Georgetown
end about half ! mile ffs99as shs beach,"
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BANK-NoTE LIST.
corrsp vnor ruE slsHviLL. uu,oS AMER

COPIED vRoH fHE SAsHvfLLx UNION AMERICAN.
Bank Of Tennessee, parlsouthern Bank, 2dis
Union Bank, par|Citixens Bank, no sale
Planters Bank, parICommercial Bank, 2dis
Merchants Bank, par Bucks Bank, Ids
City Bank, par Farmers Bank, par
Traders Bank, par Blk Of Middle Tenn. par
Bank Of Commerce, par Bank of Paris, par
the Union, par Bank Of Knoxville, par
"Chattanoogsp par Bank Of Nashville, par
. Memphis, parI0oone Bank. par
River Blk, Memphis, par Shelbyvillc Bank, par
Blk of cambridge, par| Lswrcnceburg Blk, no 70
Bank Of Americs, dis Bank Of West Tenn. par
Northern Bank, par
YTfiTT sRoKES AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank. Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, MemphiSF Y Eel '".
Memphis Savings Institntion.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton. ~
Bsuk Of Jefferson, Dindridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TaIewsll
Bank Of Tasewell. ,.,. ..i Dog
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COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of the pso-
pie, vhstcvef The ashamed and msanthropc phi
losophefs may say to the contrary. Show them
{ EssA hing, let IL merits be clesriy dsmbn-
stratsd and they will not hesitate to give It their
nsst cordial patronage. The masses have alresdy
ratified De Judgment Of s'phy scihn, concsrAing
the virtues Of Hoststtst,s Bitters as may be sssn
In the ins,ease Quantities Of this medicine that
gro ssnsslly sold In evsfy section Of the land Il
,smeiie; yst devised lor diseases Of the digestive
srgsas, such ~ Diafrhes, Dysentery, Dyspepsia,
and for Ne yssious fsvers tb arise from derasgs-
ment Of those portions Of tho systep,. Hoststtsrs
mems n rapidly betpming household word,
from HaiAs 70 Texas, from tic shores Of The A.
is2.is . re Psaias sTysAs artiess. sad BE- 'ss.
Sold BY an druggists the world. 1,ir'f q.
~ Bee sdvertisemest In another column.
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CONFEDERATE TREASURY NOTES,
COURTNEY, TENNENT 4 co. WILL TAKE
" Treasury Notes of,Confaderste States in pay
mont Of debts due them. q.
Charleston, 30. Ca, July 16, lS6l-tf-670
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Look'Here!

,nsr Look Here! ~ 1'
A c. robson HAS JtsT RECEIVED
a. lot Of Brown Ssgar Rine 'Powd6r, New
Crop Rice, Tobacco Of several grades also kaSon
hand quantity Of Jeans.
Nov Is, 1851 .-..r.,..
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Original Attae6ment..
James W. Briggs,
10.
lain n Mo-.

TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM
i Complsinants bill which 10 sworn To-, that
John c. Moss, the defendant, h nos. resident Of
the state Of Tennessee, and his effects being 81.
made for four successive weeks In the Athens
Post; Published in Athens,, rsnntssse, requiring
him to appear before me N my house In Msiss
county, On the 22d day Of April, 1859, and make
defence to complainant claim, or the sams will
DO taken for conferred and set for hearing Ok
parts. Il J. r. F0OsHE,
49,. ,,, IEyerX eis' comfy.
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y Ths following .csnphss the hrst round sof
Quasssriy Meeting Ter TIE Athens Districts D.
H.vvv,lis a...i... yovsmhsr ~. hlay.A &.
4 Ic~i.vsiir sIIsr~is Gavs,chs, "a $50 ~ srt
a Fjsss,cr' hsS.s.tstil 49, w. . galf
u ~ - hS,.Shste 2.loHW 'A .a5 u
Madisvayills, December Is. '''r y"f
Tslilco, Dscem5sr ~. tai 1'h
y SeWee u6esknBsy 70. ..'r 1' so = @i"n
I Athena statisp, January SIS. ti'nsai 20
: Athsns Circuit Janusry,i2. ~
Decatur, Janasry is.;AF giro, ,s5Ge1 Z
!, At thes ussstings wish 70 SOC ali The msmhsvs
of each Quarterly Conference, snd ~ many Oft
nsuben Of. the Church IS can possibly attend.
J. ATKINS, p. e.
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DGr The city Of Richmond, with vot.
ing population Of four thousand, furnished
thirty companies Of volunteers for the
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II. L. Phillips,

~ nj n !
George W. Lndsay. David Lind,dy aad Others,
beirs Of Isaac Lindsay. tsc'd.
1T APPEARING FROM THE'BILL THAT
i defendant George W. Lindssy issidss in tho,
State Of Arkansas, and defendant David Lindsay
In the State Of Georgia, publication 10 ordered t..
DO made for fur successive weeks n the Athena.
Post, requiring ssid aon-residsut dsfendasts,.
George W. and David Lindsay, to make their per-
sonal appearances on Or bsfors The ins Mondey VI
December, 1851, ct the Court heassli Madison
vile, and answer the bill hlsd srsins, then s.a
others IN the Chssc~y' Cesrt a. Nsdtonviils ~
as confessed and beard socordpely.
~ 4. COFFIN, g. an
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aamblinK House Htoken up.

Three fashionable gambling houses
we're broken UP last night by, the police,
and The rfaso-dealers asnd bankers were
arrested. This has caused considerable
oomnuotion shaons the sportsmen:-Msm.
AbfAul .1NUfqs!.. a.. .lILLm3 .'
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A sAAAL LOT OF WHEAT, Foa WHICH
~ fvul pay the kghsss market price 10 sssh..
CAL soon. A.c. R01IsoR..
Oct II, ls6I
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State Of Tennessee, McNinn county.
+. .,ld.s.i ..q. z. H Benton, '9t
..I. #4s d.. ~r,a Jrs. - i
....i.. j. H. KNIGHT.

WIN. M. MutNy.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO ME
i from. cemplainants BILL which is sworn to,
tn VIM. Aurrcy, he defsndsnt. has left the
State Of Tennessee, and bis effects being attach.
ed, it's therefore ordered that publication be mads
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post, pub
pear before me, st my house, IN the third civil
district Monroe county, on the 10Th day of Feb
ruasy, 1864, and make defense to nonplslpaAt's
claim, Or the same viii BE- taken for confessed and
cot for bearing sr parfe. IT,. ~ :
L.JoHNS0N, .Jastiee Of de Peace.
L kuR TO- 1851 .lt-prs "a e2-s9l 1f'f'S'
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State Of Tsnhsssss lsigs County :
Original AHsehmest
Bryant 4 Neal,
Levi II. Knight and Jno.'J. knight.
Samuel J. 'Bryss," -
-5a3a.rs 40 ''"I.' -.
Levi|H. Knight.
Samuel. Bryan,

John J. knight and james 81 n. Knixht.
THEsETHREEC CAUSES BEiNG RHTURN.
i cd before me on the 18th dAyof October, by
LUX. Peaks, sheriff of Msigs county, and 1t ap-
pearing from said return that the defendants arc
not found, it is ordered by me that the same be
stayed six months, and that publication be made
in the Athens Post four weeks, notifying the said
James II. knight, Levi II. Knight, and John J..
knight, each, to.be and appear before me a. my
next, to answer said three several Attachments,
or judgment final will Be rendered against them,
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
1861. ~ J.'R, FOOSHE,
-nE.. E-$t, j. n for Aeigs cosn,y.
Oct. %, lS6l-4t Prs foe $500 $50
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The Truth Of History.

ina speech delivered In Washington few days
since by Gen, B. F. BUTLER that valiant chieftaIn
said
at is an historical fact to which take pride in
now referring that in the Revolution Massachusetts,
sent more men south of Mason and Dixon'z line to
fight for the cause of the country than all the
Southern Colonies put together"
Commenting on this assertion, the Richmond Wing
says:
We have been living in very profound ignorance
of the obligations We owed 70 these dear brethren.
We have been under the impression that never be-
fore this present visitation did We have the honor
of military company from that patriotic region.
We know Ben Harrison, of Berkley, declared to the
Virginia Convention of lisS IN the presence of men,
cotempoFary witnesses to the fact, that when this
State was OVePrun by the enemy, not a man from
the Eustern States came to our assistance. A few
from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, prompted by
a months pay IN advance in specie. did join Gen.
LAFAYETTE: but, whatever the motive that urged
them. they came-and we shall never forget the
kindness even on the battlefield. But they were
the solitary exceptions. The statement of Mr. Har-
risen has a remarkable confirmation In document
which Mr.. Riyes found among Mr. Madison's papers,
which was sent to him by Edmund Pe3detOn, and
was supposed TO be written by John Taylor, of
Caroline. Il was prepared in March, l1Sl. for
adoption by the General Assembly to be laid before
Congress. The republication of portion Of 1t at
a State which claims to have rescued Us then, may
not be inappropriate. Itssys:
SIRE the war began, we heard the cries of our
brethren at Boston, and paid the tax due to distress
We accompanied our Northern allies during almost
every progressive stride il made, where danger
seemed to solicit our ardor. We bled with them at
QueI &C, at Boston, at Harlem, at White Plains
at Fort Washington, at Brandywine, at German
town. at Mud Island, at White Marsh at Saratoga,
at Monmouth and at Stony Point. We almost stOc
alone at Trenton and Princeton, and during the win
ter campaign which followed, ee
"But when we came to look for our Northern al
lies. after we had thus exhausted our powers in
their defence, when Carolina and Georgia became the
theatre of war, they not TO be found, We felt
that they were absent at Stono, at Savannah, Si
Charleston at Monks Corner, at Bufords defeat at
Lsnnau's Ferry, at Camden, at Kings Mountain al
the Cowpens, and at Georgetown. While we ART
continuing our utmost exertio2s repair the nigh
ty losses sustained in defending almost every Stats
in the Union, we al length ind ourselves invaded
and threatened vita the whole weigh,1nf the Amer
ican war, When the Northern States were attack
ed the sluioes OF paper credit were not only open
ed but the force Of all America concentrated to ths
point of danger. Now Northern and Southern de
partents are formed calculated more TO starve ths
only sctive war, than for the purpose Of the com
mon defence.
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Young Mems christian Associations
II McA1lstor, p r BrighsEeTi, o 8; P L aichol,
Morrow, Treas. Aestings every Tuesday nzht a. ~
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at o'clock -. 81. q.
Way Nail for Georgia, South Csrons North CArolins
Southern Virginia. leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
Pm.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, M
Way Msils
Mails Indiana, Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan and Northwestern States departs at OOek NJ
Nashville Decatur franklin and CSluhia and ether
way offices, departs at O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville daily, exceyt Sunday, departs At
O'Clock NJ Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock NJ.
Nashville to ClsrSSyls; departs at SH o'clock N,
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 81 M.
EsFeyle - shebJylle NolensVlle and TTiune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock A N.
Nashville to Huntingdon Charlotte Wsverly, ri week
ly Monday, "Wednesday ans RridSy, At O'Clock N.
NaShvlS Liberty, via eevart'I Ferry, HuddlssOnes
Roads, Rural Hill, &c weekly Thursday, at I2 O'Clock NJ
Nashville Centrevle, via Tank Vernon, PinevOad &c,
Tuesday and Friday, At O'Clock PM.
Nashville to oarkylls, via Sycamore Mas weekly Friday,
a O'Clock p. NJ.
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Ggs 9asbbille aniaH aaS 9ntritalI
Daily IS; rri-wsekly IS; weekly ss.
81 Rates Of A9versistnE.
FEN LINES Oh Lzss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.--fhe Unon AID AMERICAN q cOad.

sPEOIAL N0TICE.-The UMon AMERICAN % c0HdS0
sd strictly spOn ke CAsH svss AZ papers are discons
sd at the expiration of e time for oSch fhsy hGce been
paid. Subscribers s0i BE- aotfsd sohss their Subscriptions
aoot to eptre BY CROSS MANN on Les paPsrs and a
less e subscipfon rszsUs As paper tcH 6e dsc0aa
ged 72is Is rule from AicA taSrs soi BE- dspatsre
RGcA for tie mark dad pour subscription.
Weakly UEOE AMKRICAN - per ds Gdodaes.
m Weekly UMOs AND AMEEIcAH IS per GaHSn IN 3D.
Subscribers desiring their changed must mention
The Post Once from, well ssthc which they desire the
change TO be made.
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NUMBER 50

i ar...L
Oarotna are lcssi mat north Carolina in state Of
S0sunue9 Sla.n' cInnos furnish supplies, and that
maryland nstn ony sent tnose Of men. Virginia
men, Impoverished Oy oelending the Northern
department, ana sxnassseo oy the Southern wsE,
no" nnds tne Wnols "elgnt yet on her shoulders
Esen aLter tnese departments were formed, Con-
gress called Tor, ana, oy great exerron on our
part, actually received nafr mlillou for Northern
Srms, Inc war having converted le rage from the
Nortnern 70 the southern states the former, thus
exonerated from the immediate obligations Of the
, Cnion, might nave seized tne opportunity OF com
gieung tnelr leVees, which would have enabled
enem 70 return Win accumulated Vlger TO our
AsslsAnce- 6ea ueey tcere employed N G0d1Hg tsa-
SeoeS lgennine 1ankees! , Of ne rssoiass0hs q CoR-
yesS' W eeica ley 9ot rd o. teer STATE paper at the
esPetss9 ne Chton while Virginia was left strug-
snns under mat unwleldly load from which no ex-
eruons couic dlsengage her, during the continua-
~ nun oi those enormous expenses she was forced to
{1 70 or leave the Southern war to expire through
--T,lse' Thi -t-}t 4 tlsl q l.Le
IN o.s eonIemporaneous and historical document,
ba s.s.I iN WIN Ben Harrlson's assertion, may
tor os teye " " confront the unsupported declara-
W N. - Ne as Asnkee General
r,o,oI aI Is Tneir nrst military visit to this Com
o,, Lo1a Aney could not find time to come 70
oui oA rs AlP "uen invaded by common enemy after
~. - - Or blood and money for them;
- 80 III - So.-e ~" az me order OF despot 70
T...;So .S ,J y $50 our land May the God OF
Snu s'rsngthen our arms to accom-
i"O-~'' 0'e-y ---u " suen with bloody grave,
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..ii,l 70 10 South, % account q the nealth
~ ssI5 VII be located for he winter st he sl1s
80, ~ PoiDdszer Little 4 Cos Ne = sarses street A.s
"a the Of all property con1gne1 ne ~
P.Og Psts and scFusgs vii aIis1d 70 ny deosin
Asc -, rrsrees that cannos Be soidL Nashville, b
si-~ the MI b orEaraed ne 20 Nt~ eana HoplnE,
" strict sttsnion . hunss, oa ne part On .nd s
.-ss Of The liberal patron reteiors
ss.sd me- respectfully solicit see faxors o. Al wing bul
Sess n ny ns, sthsr iorEAahEsls OF Neg Orb saes
Royll-a "---- ~ D = -
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y. M SW "A MN
Successor to Burgs SWAnn,)
VIII OLES ALE GRO CE R
DkALKz II

AND DEALEz IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
HAS In large and we'll selected stock az
large quantities during the season. His sock row IN
SiSts in part follows, viz:
Sugars.
,SS SSS ss, hhd' LS1sI.ns Sugar. lOObSI. Lovns'D r.
Crushed, es boxes Loaf,
Coffee.
500 bags prime Bio, sObagsprlns LAruys,
MOIasses,
500 bbls Choice PlsztAion, 25 harrsIs syrup.1
sOOH do do IS packages 81. Louis.
Sundries.
500 bzs Star Candles, 500 X bu Star Candles,
50 hIs TaIlov Candies, Is bags Spice,
100 bags Pepper, 7sbn ground Pepper.
500 bbls New York and 900 casks Soda,
dale Cement, tie bzs do IN papsr.
80 sacks Race Ginger, 50 doIndSO, sztZsans,
200 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs
LIQUORS.
200 bb Tenn White Whisky, 800 hbl Deans extra wAis
100 do Bourbon DO 100 do ward 4 Carvs. a. ~
50 do Robertson do Us do Old Rye De-
2casks Jean Louls Brandy. 20 do do Nsv,u.-ts A.
3 do Louis Is do 50 do Juiua n s1aiths ota
20 bbgs Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whlsky,
ss Is % % %BIsctberry 20 east. C.saTba brandy,
40 lseasks ssignstts de Is 10 Ginger 90
Gin. d Annle
10 casks Sherry Wine, a5 x csks seizoetts A.
IS bbls Malaga do l0bbls Holland Gin
IS kegs Lemon Cordial, Is do sgNa a.
10 cases Champagne, u piAts, IS casks Esdsra Vine
Is oxs Nhite Wine, % do Old Port 40
$50 bhlS Fresh Ale, VARIOUS 10 bbls Do Ginger 90
R5 b[s oEsSS1 oIsrs. WIN. Sss1,s. Gha@pNsns, PTS
20 do Lsadon Porter.
Tobacco.
~ ~ ess Es' s''ofssd sra-ds assorted br1DS
Igo 40 ky., % DO $50 DO No, DO q
7SOOe lnPOrtedCiEArs, lOOso00 Domestic Cigars
=
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UNHIs is altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries the vegetable kiDgdem, being entirely
method Of irrespective OF all the old and
ing Dr. Wright knowing deception Pracsed upon the
unnitae felt his duty at to have this Elixir tested BY
the whole Medical Fscug. who, wthsnt one dissenting
voice. given their adherence its perfect and undivided
control over the whole physical man when his frame mas oee
pia have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
Ss S sS bs now cas: he to
rng humanity the only thing that can cure the following
General Genera Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General nrl.sbIliE,
Restessness and sleepIessness at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Dyspepsia,
Low Spirits,
DisorganLstion Of the Organs Of
PsIpitation Of the Heart,
And in fact all the conconan Of nervous and dsbitaed
state OF the system.
AS a Stimulant,
quite different from alcoholic preparations, III, not sub
iee any shape continues s exert s influence
gradually and efficiently, aI long As the least necessity
Its presence .r..
AS Female Medicine,
It Is equally and effective the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for years
o a. Yepoyn@ the copstuon for very good es
that they only made from the edusons Of minds
gnorant o.! the Medical profession altogether.
No mInerals7
Dr. Wright thinks we'll his professional character
that minerals Whatever form the least component
parts OF ingredients Of his Rsuvenstng Exrwel know
ing enaed the community By opium and
mercury. :.
Generally, the debiated, Dr. Wright would Never
No matter how down no matter how
weak you are-no matter beenersske
led you depart from Hygenic principles
take his
ReiuVenatIng ElixIr,
And you will hRi yourself mana pride nsesd
friends, and healthy sound, and worthy
Member Of the human family.
Price - bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
cd By mail to eli parts Of the United States.
Sold By respectable druggists throughout the United States
Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sals BY the proprietors.
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans, La
soldA Nashville BY W. Hendershott Berry Denovills
wing PendIston, and all responsible druggists oc2
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aka WthOFn" for Lease 10 n Good
Tenant.
Desire % place late residence miles OF The ak
lie Square in the hands good Tenant for series Of gs
upon very easy terms Ths premises contain about y
superior SOIL about half cultivation balance shade An
blue grass The house with porches exceIart sy
eryants houses, stable, Tsl &e All eoforah
To the Gardener, the DAymaR Gentleman, seeking aeo
quiet and retired for his family free from the and dH
Of the toEn, Eag place for "a the vicinity Of Nab
Vile oasTs SuPeris attractions.
To the right man will make the terms acceptable.
No az. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWCOn
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia soU tn Alabama and East Tennessee arrive via Chat
ta1oogs Railroad, GtSH o'clock A NJ,
Northern and Estern Mails via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States twice day O'Clock, NJ
and O'Clock, A. A. Way Mails & R R. daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis, Arkansas
Mississippi, arrive daily at lH O'clock AN.
Wsy Mails route, arrive daily at \ O'Clock, M
Smitve, Alexandria and Lebanon, and Way Mails
daily. except Sunday, at - O'Clock, NJ
smithAnd, HopkiBsville and portion Of Southern Ken
ucky ClsrksVile and way Mails daily at 10 o'clock A NJ
Shebyvile via Trune and mails, Monday Wednesday
and Friday at 12 O'Clock, M
Tennessee via Huntingdon Wayry and OhAratte, h
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, IL o'clock ID;
Liberty, Rural Hill, stewSIS Ferry, weekly THURSDAY,
ct II O'Clock A NJ.
Csntreyle via and Pinevood, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday, IL O'Clock IN.
OlsrkviIe Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &c, weekly
Friday, 81 ii O'Clock M
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cember Term, IS6Os