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FoRrRHss MONROE, Va, June 20. 1881
Trip frcm Nao Toys to For. Xosro,-Gnerul Basr in
WsshsssoH-Fmpmians XtIsary Ko.snsa: on Fbo.-
HeaSA Of tae Troops, de-, &c
Ilet New York ON Tuesday morning q. seven H. +,
BY the way O: PHILADELPHIA intending 10 take Washington
In my course, but found two difficulties In my wa,-no
through tickets SOLD 70 Washington, and could not
ka-r Of any transport from that p, Int 70 tbs fort
Between Havre de Grace snd Gunpovter Bridge 70
parsed the Delaware rsgmen nss leaving the cara aud
taxing up Their position In st for the purpose Of keep
Ing things quiet and guarding tho bridges thss ssc'a
OF the roso
At Baltimore e,erytHirE wac q7ses, b7t many OF the
Ba,imossaas hsd % tecdedly suen - 4, aad seeu-d
70 indicate On ins nse haired owGds tho troops whom
they call the Norshern Yandsls" In convenat! win
aeentleDsn IN Baltimore, eayned that plot
formed to give tho next regiment tbs. passed through
tho pace military conduit o. esoort through.
AFTER getting on board the boat found two mountain
bcrbzere directed 20 Drryee's zonaves. Presently two
or three sharp booking fellows cHme h,ard and
look a. shem- While they were inspecting tho gras
OF ha banoe of the boat csed ssde and said had
bc,t&r watch there g-ethst ihose fe wou;i spike
them The, erore TOOK !. apJDs 10 keep vigilance
shem anti, ,bo Doc. xss OF This ro,niog heard from
the game u ihs I. eion of 0c-seos csrp sni fsuut
thsr tbs bnys Bed cgsea iesiis) wee t-yios them
Gers-n, 8cskr tets os'eon Tnes.ay rehs fo- Pss,i,g
zen ard thsset Ell irn7. hat bave s., 10
bssvy work ss5o-e re-s has goa oea. OF &C.
tvisy . and About sae fors for days There Wero
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ArTsst Of Colonel Alien, OF the Efrst New
York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S1ovement
Towards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slaves
FIocAtng to the Fortress, &c., &c.
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THE BnxAINs OF CAPT. WARD AT PHrLA.
DELPHIA.

FHLaDkInK, JlN9 ~, k5UI
Capt. Wards remains reached this city q. tan O'Clock
tonight. It ID understood they win bs imnedis,ely
veyed to New York By special TRAM rsachsna tbs. city
four O'Clock to morning rhe Is.e,sss o. TIE
hour and the want OF time 10 msks preparations pre-
vented any funeral ceremonies taking place
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The ED
Ferry &c-he Railroads, Common Churches
Between the Potomac and Manassas Gap
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FoRrREss Noxson. Va. Iuns ,

FORTRESS MoyRoB, Va June 23, 1851.
Col. Allen, Of the New YORK First regiment, was ar
rested for court martial by order from General Batter
this morning.
Colonel Allen and other officers have arrested great
many armed rebels recently, and those guilty Of sig.
nazpg and conveying intelligence 10 the rebel forces at
Yorktown and other places
Yesterday afternoon word that negroes and white
gathering In field Of wheat five miles, distant
belonging to Major Thompson Of the rebel army, and
going to convey the to Yorktown for the aid
Of the rebels. Some Of them had the assurance to come
TO Colonel Nen demanding hoFsos preyiosy cnascated
from the rebel soldiers. to convoye wheat to ae army
Colonel Alien refused to give up the horses and
squad Of soldiers TO prevent them from taking the whoa.
Boon afterward tho wheat field took Ore, and twenty
acres were destroyed this morning II being supposed
that the wheat held was burned by Colonel Aliens or
der, no received the following no.s:--
sPYerAr oRpRR.
ARADQUAKsEsS BEpARTMEsT OF VIRGINIA,
FoRrRxs XoARoR, june 20, 1851.
Colonel Allen, commanding Fir.s regmens Nav York
vounsssr 10 ordered 70 reprt himself to ma under
regiment will dGvolve upon Lieutenant C1le Dyckman,
Of h regiment, who Will reoMt 3, for further orders
Charges and specifications for trial viii be furnished
Colonel Allen # the earliest possible moment
BY order Of B z bCr4ER,
Major General Commanding.
The affair Games great excitement.
FoRrREs MONROE, (v.a Bal:lraore,) June 49, 1861
Col Cass' regiment arrived this morning from Bnton
and proceeded to Washir gon without snding The orr
gna destination Of the regiment Fortress Monroe.
Tho Massachusetts Third and Fourth regiments ave uu
der orders TO march tomorrow morning rhsy viii pro-
baby Dtrench themselves beyoni Hampton B-idge and
form tho advance Of impoftan. move nens to ward
Yorktown. Their time expires within three weeks
The Naval Brigade Will probably Accompany them 10
Hampton.
]. W. Bennett, Of the FIRST Vernon. regirea., dei
yesterday at the hospital Of typhrs fever. His b,dy
Will be taken hor1e.
Over one hundred sick sre cow In the Hospital
Large numbers OF cont.G5Ind o. var havs come ia
today.
The rebels ibis ,rr.pg fred tx, three sho.s from
the new battery On James river, directly opposite New
port News.
The weather "a Intensely hot.
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MORGAN PRINCE.

TNHIS FINE MORGAN STALLION WAS
i selected and purchased last Fall in New
Hampshire, by tho undersigned, after a careful
personal examination of some four to five hun
dred stock Horses, for his pure Morgan blood,
and as possessing in Il very high degree all the
requisite points of an A No. Stock Horse.
Morgan Prince was nine years old last season,
is q beautiful dark bay with black legs, name and
tail, and without white; weighs, when in good
flesh, 1850 to 1900 pounds. Has been broken to
harness. and has unsurpassed beauty of style and
action, great muscular power, excellent DISPOSE
ton, and for smoothuess Of gait, bottom and
speed, as n trottor, is not excellcd by any. He
is remarkably sure. and q marked popularity of
this Horses stock is very striking resemblance
TO himself, both in color and form, saw ex-
emplifed in some forty specimens Of his get ex-
amined by us.
Morgan Prince was sired by Kents Granite
State Morgan; grand sire Royal Morgan (now
living, aged 40 years;) 6. G. sire Sherman Morgan;
E.g.g, sire Justin Morgan. His dam by Canaan
or Kenyon Morgan, by Boston Tiger or Boston
Morgan, by Cock of the Rock, by Sherman Nor
gan, by Justin Morgan.
Morgan Prince received tho first premium in
the year 1885, in his class of Sherman Morgan
stations, at Grafton County Fair held at IIavor-
hill N. II. Also, first premium, in same class, at
Connecticut River Valley Fair held at Bradford,
Vermont, 1857 n is the Morgan stock Of Horses,
and this is one Of them sure-that is now priced
beyond all Others, and have earned higher char
actor for dociliiy, endurance, style, action and
speed as trottcrs than any other stock of horses
in our country.
Tho attention Of all lovers of good stock is in
vited to this Horse, now making his first season
in Tennessee. He will serve n limited number of
Mares tho present season, at the stable of Eli
Dixon, five miles East of Athens, at SIG insurance,
duo when the Mare is ascertainod to be in foal or
parted with; Sl3 the season, payable at close of
season; and $40 the single service, payable at
timo Of service Mares from a distance will be
fed at reasonable price, All care taken to pre-
vent escapes and accidents, but no liability for
any. NJ A. HELM,
ELI DIXON.
k.hsAs. Tenn. March Is. 1s6I-tcs-65I
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Athens Foundry K1d Machine Works

Athens Foundry And Machine Works.
T,nE stBscRfBERs Would RESPECT
u hily Anno6nce 10 the citissds Of Athens and
the public generally. that they are sill in opera.
ton and propose 70 DO CASTINGS Of ssctS dos
erption IN fhsf line, eod would ythsrsfsre solicit
york from ~ those shsrRAyfw want trasliPs OF
We are non casting and bsv. b., 9. sas airsten.
sizes 81 the GLOBE, Crescent Indiana and Iews
Cook 6toves fhfnishtd eonplete, viffoes syss Of
Pariors Nins Platc,p Chafnbef, Offies and shop
Stevss,l 'Aison Coal Stovss,s HOLLOW warp, wsfis
irons, Ploughs, Banks and Jsmao In fact, hav.
ING aytfy large supply Of patterns op band got up
during the past seven years,rwe can supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can We wan
ted. We also manufacture Horre Powers and
Threshsfs, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
Also the Kilgors Spiral pr 1aslihs Water wheel,
which will saw from TIVE y Ave thousand feet per
day. All kinds Of MACHINERY htted up In the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice. so tlA ciufsa r Tir-f'-Ii T.
ie Also Iron Railing Of every description. Ioaq
i we are also prepared 10 nuke Brass and Conf
position Casting. iOtg OF liai- yshf L 3rU
The highest cash price paid for old Copper
fe-..bL 4, ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE,
/; r 8. There is connected with tho Works an ex
ccllent Pattern Maker, so that pcfsons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. FAX.
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Mouse Creek Male & Female Academy

Mouse Greek Male & Female Academy,
THE EIGHTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI,
Il tuition will commence on Monday 7th January,
1851, under the superintendent of Prof A. A.
NEWMAN, with assistant Wi .r a. b." /
TERMS, Per Session Of 20 Weeks, one half IN
Advance and the remainder pt the close Of the
session;
Spelling, Reading and Writing, $500
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation, a t. 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra Gcon,e.
try, Mathematics including Surveying, Moral
Science, Logic, Rhetoric, &c., ~ 1000
Latin, Tr.T.Y 1900
contingent fec IN advance, f..r ,.....'r. 100
Boarding in good families convenient to the
School, washing and lights extra, per week from
81, so to $1,75: The Trustees have built a num-
Der of neat Cottages, for the accommodation of
Students who wish to Board themselves. I
z No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in cases Of protracted sickness only.
From the fine accomplishments and long expe-
rience of the Principal and the success that has
attended his public examinations, heretofore, com
bined with natural advantages, the Trustees take.
pleasure in recommending this institution of learn
ing as inferior to none In East TENNESSEE % Dub
James Wilson, Allen Moore, lgi 4
J. II. Magill, .r. VIM. M. Percell, \
L. X. Hurst 1 J. l.. Hurst, D 10
G. Shell, I. Dr. r. M. Evans.
A. D. Briant, JOS Hudgins, -
....-. James Magll. ~ .-.-
Mouse Creek, Tenn, Jan 4, 1S81-641 -,
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NOTICE.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
IA accounts with mo for, one, two and three
years, hereby notified to do 80 by the first 81
March. l9All accounts not closed BY thnttim viii
be found In Abe hands Of nm oiiesr. NY Books
must and shall be closed. " you cant ray the
Bacon, at the market price, in payment Of debts,
twill also pay cash for Bacon. 80 s'ffi1l7hH
y :. se. Respectfully, 80, s. x, REEpER,,%1I
Fob u, 1851 ~ lneH ''i''' 80 Ioa eya' gSai
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, NOTICE.
BRANCH BANK OF 7

~ 7un1 81 hn BRANCH BANK OF TEssEsssE,
~ ne-..-. .-..- Athens, 4th Dec, 1850.
DARTIEs PRESENTING NOTES AND
Il Bills at this Bank for Discount or Re,,eoal.
are notified that said papers will not be received
name Of their respective Post Offices plain, imnls
diately under theiS signatures. a"'r1eW - no
By order of the Board, d ~ Soivll q liuh
81, y. eas.. nv ''aa W. o. WITT, Cashier.
Dec Z, Is60-6m-637 y r's tl 'fiog
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

NVNNl AS THE "PATT0N FARM,'LY-
Qcoec, ten miles above Charleston. in Polk county
Tenn, containing by estimation, ol2 acrss-9fs
acres cleared and more good Land to clesr-about
$50 acres Of Bottom Land--all In d high state of
eultivation--with . fine, largo Brick Dwelling.
large barn and all necessary out.buildinss. Said
Farm Is well timbered and watercd---wate in all
tho fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis.
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaut and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland Tenn; r.
C.Jackson and DR.. J. M. Alexander, Athens, Tenn:
Robert Russell, Madisonville, Tenn, or from the
subscriber. j. Ii. ALExANDER
July is, 1S59-tf-56a
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L0UDON ROLLING MILL.

Al LOUDON. TENN.
TNIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the consumers of Wrought Iron,
that they are now manufacturing
Superior Article of Rolled Iron,
such as Wagon Tyre, Buggy Tyre, Horseshoe
Iron, Band Iron, Round and Square Iron, all sizes
of Flat Iron, from three fourhs of an inch in width
up to three inches by all the various thicknesses,
from throe-sixteenths of an inch and upwards-
Also rounds, from one-half inch up to two and
quarter inches; squares, from one-half inch up to
one and half inches-all of which they fiattcr
themselves that they can make equal, in point of
finish and good quality to any that is made in the
States. Having been engaged in the business up
wards of thirty years, and thereby acquired tho
rough knowledge of the manufacture of Iron, in all
its branches by which they hope to give entire sat-
isfaction.
large assortment always kept on hand, manu-
featured out of the best East Tennessee metals, to
which they call the attention of the merchants and
consumers Of Iron, all of which they offer low for
Cash, or on good torms III. ...r.t. .
All orders will DO promptly attended to.
-.. I'm" JONES Il HARRIS.
Dec. 10, .1S5S-1y-i90.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

THAFsPuHiA11Os DkFARTMKN7E.T KSk.& GA r. RICO.
,,,-. Athens, Aug. ~, 1857. I
vvNIs Company willdeliver any in
IL to their Depots, In unreasonable time at the
agents mot ours they paying as and
receivngthe freights day ofaTrivalat Dalton This
Company does not propose either to store feipbts or
deliver TO the Western Atlantic Rail Road uniessthe
owners have made with said Road to re-
ceive the same Cars cannot be detane yond few
hours for transhipmento or storage. NJ ~ -
In making shipments as above every facaityiu the
power OF the officers of the Company win be extended
shippers Beyondt the end Of their railS they have
no control and assume no responsibility. - :
Aug 14-tf-464 no. JACKSON, sup't Trans
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..sI t1on E. COLLINS, M. D.
To the Citizens of Meigs and adjoin.

ing counties .ET Of rH.-ll. ..t
Tw0ULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE YOUR
Il attention to the fact that in the future 1 am
determined to give my earnest and undivided at
tention to the Practice Of Medicine, and to use
every cxortion to discharge the high and RESPONSE
bic duty which every Physician owes to his pa
tents and to his profession, and thereby merit
continuance of your good will and patronage.
For tho deep and unfinching interest that has
been manifested in my behalf, and the profession
to which belong, return to you my gratitude
and sincere thanks and hope that success may
crown your exertions and prosperity be your boon.
L would cordially recommend to your favorable
consideration and fostering hand the Medical stat
of our country, as Mt present it is, in the main,
well organized by true and efficient men, whose
qualifications are good eminently fitting them for
the high object Of their mission.
May Is, lS60-tf-80S Il. COLLINS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

Webstcr's Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sizes
Davies and Dood's Mathematical Course, Mitch.
els, Smiths and 0lncy's Biographies, Comstock's
Philosophy and Chemistry, Wells Chemistry und
Philosophy, 0lmstead's and Quackenbos' Philoso-
ply, Quackenbos' Composition and Rhetoric
Boyd's Rhetoric, Hedges Logic, Worccster's Pa.
ley's and Parker's Philosophy and Composition,
MoGufiey's Readers full coursc) Art Recrcations,
Brocklesby's Philosophy, Young P pills LIST and
I'd Book, Parker's Philosophy (small sizc,) Bull
lions, Smiths and Kirkhnms Grammars.
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COUNTY LINE ACADEMY,

g.. FOr Wales nna Females. .-rr.r.
TNHE SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI.
Il tuition will open on Monday, the 18th January
1851 under the instruction Of Mr.. j. P. CnusLIA
and other assistance. rnfob crew Sod g1laM
r, Terms, per session of 81 weeks, one half in ad-
vaace and the other half at the close of the SEES.
sion, per scholar, $500. go -'H ''iN ,t'FT
The entire English course will be taught. r7l
Boarding, in good families, convenient to the
School washing and lights extra)p week 81, so.
No student admitted for less than half session.
No deduction, only in case of protractcd sickness.
This Academy is situated in the Sweetwater
Valley, on the old stage road and in sight of the
E. Tenn. L Ga. Rail Road, ~ miles South west
of Swoetwater Depot u '''HD' III" II - '"''
--..lzsdl H TRUSTEES yHr7url -.df
j. j. Browdcr, ..F IN. M. Simpson,
w. D. Browder, j. W. Goddard,
j. W. Orr, '-H. - A. G. Small.
L. j. Glaze, llgcn riot W. NJ. Hciskell,
II. B. YEARwooD, Ssey and Treas.
Dec IA, lS60--838 ...,...-, = ..i--.... q
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

--"#-.l n III posrrf "a " 20 40 -
o. b. York, Admir- Of estate of W, II, Deaderick,
.asy = il and James Johnson y .rasaJaq
In OBEDIENCE ToAN ORDER MADE AT
i the last term of the Court in this cause. viii
proceed 10 sell, on the premises, on the 10Th day
of August next,on six apd twelve months time,
in bar Of the right Of redemption, the following
described pieces or parcels of LAND, lying 10
McMinn county, Tonnesse, on Eastenallee Creek,
seven miles. South Of Athens, known as, the Doc
tor Dcaderick place, to wit. One Tract, contain
ing Two Hundred and Thirty Nine Acres and
Three-fourths of an Acre (239s, more or less,
being the Mill Place formerly owned by Nicholas
p. Dodson, and by him conveyed to Or. W. II.
Deaderiek; tho other Tract adjoining the same,
containing Que Hundred Acres 90, more or less,
conveyed 70 the said W. II. Deaderick by Jesse j.
Dodson, and by him sold to A. b. Graham, and
conveyed to the complainant in this cause-con-
tanning in all one Trset o. $685. Acres, more or
Less With the exception Of Is acres, more or less,
including tho old lanyard sold to Allen, Ware Of
the Arst mentioned tract, and also Ave acres "a
the second psped tract to tho said Ware. Mote
and security will be required of tho purchaser aud
a lien retained until all the purchase money Is
paid. JOHN L. BRIDGES, O, 4 NJ.
Iiyuns 81 !, 180llAtd--prs fee e8, 40E666 S1A
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tbayor's Principles of Agriculture, Coloman's
do, Young Farmers Manual, Farmers Hand
Book, Vine Dressers' Manual, Produce and Ready
Reckoner, Youatt and Spooner on tho Horse
Morgan Horses, Mechanics Own Book, Sloan's
Carpenters New Guide, Sloan's Constructive Ar
chitcct SCOTS Infantry Tactics, Island World
Of the Pacific, Gents and Ladies' Letter Writer,
The Ladies Casket, Gems for Fircside, The Dia-
dem, Souvenir Gallery, Language of Flowers and
Poetry Of Flowers, Dcluze's Instruction in Ami
al Magnetism, Dood's Mesmorism and Psycolo-
I;,, q 90. \
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LATEST NOVELS. &c.

and Roes Works, Irving's Works, The Souvenir
Of Travel lin vols..) Bernard Lille Mustang
Gray, The Rivals Household of Bourene lin
vols.,) Nemasis, Margaret MoncricHe, The Adopt
cd Heir, Married-Not Mated, Recollcctions Of q
Court ROOM Stakeholder Abroad, Georgia Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major Jones, The Throne
Of David The Prince of the House Of David,
Beulah, Corner-Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons Why,
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Notice,

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
Il listing between A. G. RoBEsos, j. H. RIcs
and A. III. KEITH, under the name and style of
robson, RICE 4 CO., has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, and the Notes and Ac-
counts of the concern placed in the hands Of 81.
ID. Anderso,s Esq, who has boen appointed our
sole agent for the collection of debts due U.S. - /
Officers having claims for collection for the firm
will find their receipts in tho hands of A. c. Robe
son, with whom they requested to make settle
ment Persons having claims against the concern
will make settlement with A. C. Robson, who is
authorized to pay of such claims as fast as tho
money comes in. .,,.. A. @. robson,
H.irui .G H-a-iI Ias d HiHT,
Sept IL, 1s6O-tf-6es or I''-T ~ r. I
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Metallic Burial Gases, Collins, &c.
MACHINERY!l

YNHE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING THE
Il Agencyfor furnishing Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, French Burr Mill Stones, Dutch
Boiling Cloths, Fay d Cos Sash, Door and Blind
Machinery, Woodworth's and Daniels Planning
Machines, and Tylers celebrated .e7
- "ator.Wh r
willfurnish the above named Machinery at m anu
facturers prices, with freight and hange added
One of Tyler's Wheels may be seen in opera
ton at the Mill Of w. s. Kennedy, in this city,
and from the high testimonial awarded in other
parts OF the Union, whore IT is extensively used
we would respectfully call the attention of Mill
owners in East Tennessee to its merits. y. 81
l., ID .lof5 RICHARDSON q SANFORD, q
Jan 4, 1S6I-tf-641r aiisil Knoxville, Tenn
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Fine Tobacco.

TUsT RECEIVED, LOT or ALI KINDS
- and brands, the Mountain Dew, being the
very fnest-James River bacco-Imperial Rube
Twist Also lot of fine Cigars.
Aug. 81 si5tiiM iJ.GRUBB, 4 co.
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LAW,
Wells Lawyer Every Bodys Lawyer (by Frank
Crosby, Of Philadelphia) 'ter ~ EtaA .
RELIGIOUS.

A complete assortment of Bibles and Prayer
Books, Presbyterian Confession Of Faith, Dr..
Barnes Notes on the Gospels, Hayward's Book
of All Religions, Roberson's Sermons, Hugh
Millcr's Works, Religion Of Geology (by Hitch
cock,) Durbin's Travels in the East, Neanders
4 I.
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swEETwATER UNION INSTITUTE,

w EEL w hlEH UNlON lN6IlTUTE,
Swcctvatcr, Tenn.
TNHE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
Il this Institution will commence on Monday
3D. September next. The Female Department
will be under the charge Of Mrs. II. g. Co,KE.-
The Male Department will be under the charge of
OSCAR W. MULLER, A, B.gtod -lH 40 -
Id TUITION, per Session Of 20, Weeks. {!
First Glass, 1du luu .r'Iilr li .v''rl, $3.50
Second Class, ..f...ba-eta. ..-.-. 1000
Th;rS Glass, . ~. M. ,......f. I2'OO
Fourth Glass, (including the Languagc,,) 1900
oontingens zee Nin udvance,) 1900. 80. . 100
r One half payable in advance, tho remainder at
the close of the first half session. No pupil will
DO admitted for less time than the expired
session, after admission, unless by special con-
tract No deduction for lost time, except in case
OF protracted sickness. No pupil will BIO admit
ted without ticket from the Secretary. THE
Music Depatrwent will DO under the charge Of
Prof. H. G. Cookn. d. 20 -
Boarding can be had in good families Al reason
able rates. J. II. PATTON Seen
Aug II, 1S60-.tf--821 .1sIs lra.-
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BUGGIES And CARRIAGES.
MY THOROUGHBRED JACK,
ROCKY MOUNT AIM.


MILL STAND DURING THE YEAR 1861
w tiny farm near KingstoN Tenn, and will
be permitted to serve not more than twice q day.
at $40 for Mares proving in foai, and s25 for Jen-
nets proving in fOal, due when the fact is known
or when the Mare or Jennet is transferred or re-
moved from the neghborhood .I.l r
Rocky Mountain is years old; was bred by
I. X Rains, of Nashville, and sired by his famous
Jack Black Mammoth, he by Marengo Mammoth
and he by imported Mammoth. Rocky Mountains
dam, Eliza Boyd, was the winner Of IS silver cups
at different Fairs in Tennessee; she was sired BY
Sanr kraut, and he by the Duke of Brunswick.
Rocky Mountain is a beautiful black, over l5i
hands high under tho standard without shoes,
measures 20 inches around the heart, q inches
around the upper part of the arm. His body is
very long and round, hoofs large and good, legs
uhuSuaiiy strong, wide and we'll shaped, with long
clean pastcrhs I have good pastures, and nv
charges shall be below the customary prices of the
country, will endeayor to prevent accidents
and escapes, but will not be liable should any 90
cur. 't.' b. r. WEICK Err =.
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