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Ayers Ague Cure,


Iatermitssnt Fever, Or Fever atc Ague. Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb Agre, Pericdcsl Head
ache, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Pc
ve-s, indeed for the Whole class q dis
eases or igna:ing IN hillary derangc-
rneri, caused by tie Aalaris 81
Aisfmaue Countries.
We are enabled here % cfer Tic community
remedy which, while & the above complaints
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless in ans
quantity. such = remedy Is invaluable IN distrsctr
where these affecting disorders prevail This cures
expeis tho nissinatic poison n Fever and Aguc from
the system. and prevents the development of the
disease If sk. on the frst approach ef is prenon
tory eyfnpsor1. l. Is only the best remedy
yet discovered or this class cf Complaints, hat also
The cheapest. The large quantity We supply for
llar sr.Bls it~ithin the reach of esers bdy. and
billions districts, here Fever ssEd A>sun prevails.
everybody should hay. IL and use Il freely both ff
cure ana protection. great superiority u thls
remedy Any ether discovered for tie sfec
dy and certain II iuternisent- 4 that ft
tains mo- Qunine mineral. consequently u pr0du-
oes no Qurnsm og other iLufie,r e.l,cis Nhaleyer
upon tIss constitution To-e clfd iy it axe left ~
hraithy - II the, h-d never hal IL di-rAsr
Fever AID Ariic l. nsf alone the consequence q the
miasmsfe re.-,u- sreai variety cf eisur.r- arise
from its irrifAtssn, among which Az
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Cout. Headache. blindness.
TootLarle. Earache, CAiarrah. Asthma, laYi-
fstion, raininl Affection Of the spleen. Hys-
t-rlos Pam in the Bowels. Collie. Paralysis
and DefAnremenI a the Stollaeh.
Al os which. when originating this cause. put on
tisr 'hp a.4tt 20. 'tiN 80 'e". f.iio1-N1i- lAih
''CTRr erI 81 tAe lsas'n from the tlood, and
segueutiy them all alike. II T. an iayauahl@
protection g. lniiril lraut- aud persons travelling ~
temporarily residing g. the niaiaTious districts II
taken occasionally daily while expOsei 20 ila in
f@cfis,n that wiz tc ex~res~ frcfn the system asd
exDnct accrnlulate in sufficient quantity 10 rspen
into disease Hence IL j. even more Valuable icr
protection than cure aad r v wiz eycr sunoT fresn
Intsrmittenfs 81 thy avail thrsas Ives G tie lra-
lection this fosaetlv ilcfa-.
Sc PREPARED ~ Ia. (. AYR 4 Co,
isfsstii Ia.saeiiu-ctis
All cur Feaaeti-- fi.f al. f.s J. T. t--sr~.usr
Hsuts
wholc>-.e - AIIsx 4 Co. Cincinnati
junt-srieoFs.-ssro'T
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New Yerk.
B9ard 49, D s2 - daa.


Since The opening g this vas; aai oo-u1sod.ou,
Hotel. o. Iss4. & b.. seen thosse end.avor = te
tssri.,ers 70 m - H IT, aas., sanssuau. Goa
vsnl-nt ara comfortable hone g. tle eirz.e ans
stranger oa this side she Asl,nise.
And ,iasrvsr hsssssre aksiy,o sannui~sr :.
,he esmfort u la guests they Aass snleasorea.
without tesss' is 80. 81 rr.vte. ls5 70 cona'ns
.a sas eissusai' g, e1ividra ari ssis, sstosu.sn,
wiIeh nsssiern srl h,siavs aiva. cal ue'srn sa-,,
srprrvca. ana the F,srcnsss uh'sa j. -. senraan-
81 auf'as - pt.t-lx ysau + gratifying prooi
ssst tt-iF eglris tave been appreciated.
Tsrrs' ,hs ,sizroci.s r iss ,.nss, waer all are
required - rrsesio. 'he nae rlsia eeeoensy. she
unsessisaei
lave Reduced the Price ~ Hoard 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ailLs sAas sns sssiiax rpas Il tls .u,rflss with
.hieh fh.tr 81. 81. iifisfto Been ssrrf-c.
TgFsnwFIl. wHITcovR 4 90.
Sss Fssl. se4l- 2. lssl. ms
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LEGAL.

County.
DEPOKf n ;hc Ac1ssor C vIzo coarty shos-as
III The amount received and Glsbsrs@: fnr The ye.f
conineiscing June ls', A. ID. lsso. sae elrL1g IA,
list A. D. ISL, Inclusive.
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Ard a. pr-<a-1sls e~sryvhers.
ASK ycR nEixDoLD's rkkK No crsrs.
c1s eat he sdxertls<rs<1t snd sod for a.
AND AvHn IMPOSITION Asp kxPo<Uaa.
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TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE


toFHfF " HbHsN q F0ftHfH HfFss
TERRE HAUTI. 80. INDIANA
lToxrrslY KNOWN A. rnc FsAisIr nogsr.l
yI>nIs Is o~r OF TIIr LARGEST. BrsT AR
sa~eFrs ant rnest ec-af1-fsfir Hoteis - tts
West 81 ftr Superior ID eTs.y cher rrE<rt - suy
eshrr - this cits. Y coagalra 80 t1uared arf
tFcrty risasEaf 0sfi rsuf4trs ari ~ei fe-ri sised
tetrfsg eflf seversi q them uish farers astacb.
- for se arceazn1t.ff9@ - fsiiii.s n = tsfusfrs
~ te rnpsf 2issEa1t ps7t - ~ fT so r1ssv~nsc'
e. - tsf1reEf nEfofa
80 osrnibrssss Frs~ q srs fresa ta> Ho1<s.
Exzsasz aEc. uUDDs-
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NEW ARTsCLsf
Rob ack's Stomach 0ittevs

\ fc~ nid Gel ghttl ctcuia<Usc ant lnrtlsl. fs.r
sris tone 60 the stomach, sid iT hc rr,~en,ao1 q
Try g. y
As a merting drink. assist 1igestion and rolie.s
byspeps-a. q has no equal Try n.
~ -tcof u l. sspefssr 10 ~ ether Bistcrs Try ID
fhe iVriAnlA - tiesc Bitter, vOw 1sCi1 tbs -.
proFcry ~ ~. Eoozrk, originated -sslh enc o. r..
oldest ai'd neet eminent Aecal PrEctnorrrs Of "a.
Nes.. and Il = diFecsE pfcs.eatel ...ss "a. ~as.s. =
Western people.
These fstlers derive tlsir stimulus FROM t~ r-er
cal tcnc nature oftbe roots ard herlu q which es
are Composed, and a. tAsy arc. by Allsyins unnst
ursi cravings 81 the siosse. directly pTesn0;iveef u
TEMPERANCE.
tLe present proprietor believes that IN rAking ten
s1dely kno-n. the public welfare is s-h@er,-d
IL viii soon he for sale by all of Dr. Roiach'l M
marcus Agsl,s, and a. H0tell A. t.e ooui.ify o.~f
IN the meantime orders vii he Lltl d.Tce; fr.a.
Cinclnsfi IN any crsnf,v, art a. the lowest rate
Il l. nut up ia Quart Bodies and secrecy pack.- l.
oue doz c4ses. HAlf dsz- sample eares viii ho~pr.r
oc packed aE4 scn; - AZ sidr.s~, 4. ees;rct.
Retail Price. 81 per bsttie, or sIs
Principal oficr aId sAlesrcom- Noe. Fssf Ycurff
Street. 81 building from Main ktreei. cincinuas.
Ohio. Laboratory, No - Hsmnf1t e:rs~L
Per sale IA y4so County ~
!. N DosNklAf. TeTre hante.
J. X CtSISGHAk .
VII. l. sHlEY, New 6oshen
PErkR BJSkIRk. Ceutrevtlie
And b. Drc<Risfs sud Merchants rcfsrasls
thEoughoot the urit-4 states s.a csrs1a-
ocsi~G
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"A B = T R "A . II

N Eto FIFfBEYTR .SElfI-H HNHUAL STATE
=. AAAII' ef lee osadssica of fhs HoJfS LASJ.
RANcE cfyhPd-yY II fAS Csfy a .Nesr Is,-k
on ne - f1g ~ .fa1uare l6l.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED TnaoUGH-AIL
~ TRAN SFERSE FBEEls -
Far- Away, a. Low as by any o,bsr Route
TICKETS FoR SALE AT All MAIN
OFFICES


FIEfGIfTS
n, thss fsu.s - eixits g at sss pl,rs can Be-
f.rsnrds.t from f'hNsaripis. New iors. D1sinn o.
R.itirsarr {. any rfnf ur ftr Rsi.fssi. g Utir.
Esetrrkv fuiIsna. fiiais - tr-oIssiu. ls~a NIL
sour - sa'ifasf difrft
fhs psnrsfitaaa R.'lfest also gacaf.is II Piih.
h..-rh ~fth Stearsitfs " ,shi1h Ceets can he fr-
rsri-s - arr tscft 80 she ohic. Nnfkingnn. K~f
tsrly. r-nnrsls~. Cumberland. ilineis, hisslssFT,
wt.s,osln. uireoslr Kansas. Arkansas ans led ~,
o. 49, - flr~~i 80 ,srtoskv sad Chi-sr, 80
st.~r-.fsta "a rs-ts fi1c Torsf wsstsr~ tlses
krrrhans and stirprrs entrustin- the frzrsPFris-
tlon a tksir PRE- zht - AIS Courenr ran feir nh
rrrfdrnrr O. iia sprrl'T frtrF.t
Tnr RATrs OF FbFiOHf - 4ef rrirt in fhp
w.si - thr penusyis tria ksfrr.i af- st 1'i tines
- fa~.-shi- 80 ehsrrrd - cher hsiir0st Cru-
psries.
~ erarscrirf ~ rnaft raek sr.s "vss frs~srs IA
h,"-sA, ~. ~ ,%~ss<s 49, -
vAGRAW A cfuN~. - Norih a rlltlnve
fFKCH a 90. ~. Azt0r y s.ss, 81 Ta. J -cnth
VILLAS - Tre Yer..
fEECH 4 CO. - @fete -, hsstrf.
A. n HOUSTON. Heferzl frrirhi .ert. flla-
ESOCH IFWls. tfcneral snp'i. klio1r.a. rena-
4. d rof-F-r. fseuerai trtst aEtst u ft'edeil,sa.
frSfsls
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HELNBoJDS GENUINE PREPA-
1ION.
HFLMRoLIss RJcHr fu- the B.aGasr
HRIxB0LD's huCAC iOr tie Kidncy.
HEIMBnI.D'S RUcHu f.r The Gravel
HEINZ OIL rs bU~hC lcr 'he Df"ps,
HRI.MB0LD's ) BuCHU fcr Nerx0uSnsss
HEIMBOLD'S BJ'CHT Tor Loss cf Melnofs
HEINROLD's BC.>HU Tor Dirnn~ss q visiou
HELMBOID's BuChI for Difficult Bgsaihirr
HKINBoLD's RUcHU Cor Weak Nerves.
aEIssBoID'S BUCHG Cor Genera Del...fy
HTf.NBoLD'S BUCHC for Universal Lsssi.lia-.
uEfNB0IpS BUCHU for Horror q Dsscss.
GEi.MB0I-DS Brcnu for Night Sweais.
HEiMBOiDS BvChU for WsAefc.aees.
HEl.MBOiD's BUCHU fos urynssS al i-e sAI
HEfMROLDs BUCHU f3r Ercpccns.
dElMBoIDS BuCkU for Pain 81 tie Back.
HEi.MBoID'S RuCHU for kesyiDess of tie E.,..a.
with Tempcrary saniis!on and Loss a .ght
HEI.NROI.DS HuCEu cor MOBILITY ard Residences
With wait of Attention and Horror of soc's.y.
HKIMBoL.D'S BucHU for obstructiors.
HEIMBOL.D's HUCHU for Excessss a-isin, f-,aa N.
discretion, and al Diseases %
1tALES-TEEALlS
FEMAI.Es-FEhAiEs-F
OLD OR YOUNG. siNoLE, MAkRlED. eR CoS--
TEMrLkTfNG MARRIAGE.
raKr NO NoRR PILLS,
EUGE0LD'S kNTRACT BgCHu
Is TTfE vrRY BESI REMEDY IN TIN WORLD
~ ell osnrian's incident 70 tAs Sex. whsihsr srs
nrcffsF or CHA NSf CFlIPf
SIE SYMPTOMS ABOYE
No FAMILY SteriD - " hoCT fI
Take ~ lrs.- Tsiss... Hsuurs, - q ,..-s-ft
wed'-sas, - rss,esss.s and I.-s ssfaas II.,a-e.
HFl.Nl.3ilfS ~ kACI bECHI CIkES
sEskE1 Ds,fAsEs
In a. shrir SsAFsa. ~ little Fspenss.
tl,fie - no cAsfre - Diet; 80 l,oony,aierr.
AND 80 FNiOSuRF.
Tie HEIvEOiD's EArRAcT BUCHU - r.cers-
e arising frorn habits indulgsa in
gS Yo.NGANDoLD
Ana Tor disease. .sisis fra hAa.is a. dissipation
Il removes ell inproper dischars-s Anl viii re-tsre
Ihe pAtien, a shsrs tms % = s.Ae q hssiih "a
IT, HFI.uBoLD's EXTRACT prcrsu fs- di.>ss..
ard .Ieotiors ofths most distressing ,lsrscser.
Use HEINBoLD's Ex1RAcT pUcHr 70 ~ sssc-
'Hrss"s oscsS>.
wSsssrr existing n
u.ss q. ssmss.r.
'' "ow ;.os. srss NJ nD,ss.. y .'''' =
Al The shaTs tisssses Al symptoms sr..l. I'll,
ssna~ treatment ard ray esisins'e fro,u lie ssal-
READi RrkD, ReADi
HFlABofD nrcFu s. ssis sad f1sassrl n late
s,d c-for. but lrl,ns-iisie n - arsion.
Psrs0asliy spreaYri hffare rie N Aiderman Il n.
city q Philsd.lphia u. T. HEINBOfD. Chemist. vie
beng tniy s~oFr eces ssy thsi hl preparation con
pursly vsrvtshis. n 7. HFfsFolD
SOLE Nennfscfifrsf
s~o-n sse s4i.--rii,sa hssase a.s, - zss ssy q,
rascuhrr. iS1f WI. = HInnkRI. Aiternsn
pYire ti pr fcsiis - d r. ss te'i.ersa - ans
{ sdsreFf-
rreps-ed - u. a. nf.fNBoI1l
pY1eslcai ausf Analytical CkerIist
to< eeash Trnfh -. beie~ Chcstnut 17sli.
UEWAug Oe COtNIB1fGEITs
AND r<PRlSCIrfED pEAIEns
who endrsvgr - ci*poee soE T1Isus ox>H sni ~a4rr
~" ssncszs % rsr ssrr-suos srrs~xDrr
Helubalt'. G<uei1s prersrafions-
rxsrsrs r,rla
ssra1pafsiis.
in-rrpyei tn<e Ws..k.
ssfbY
y. ~. BAmR a Ce.
Ard az Drt<z1 eTtryvhers.
ASK Y7R HEfSDDLDs TkkK NJ OTHER
cxt eat he s1< ertzs<re<ut sut r-xd fcr A.
AND Avnsn IMPOSITION AID ExPoSUN2.
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I<r.i .avsr.lssscsuss err cuts per sgusre sssa
s-,,sSsc.sry srrsas,asnts Dsdo WITH ths-s Who
~ish 70 advertise by The year Win tls pHvileSs =
nj be conrn>d strictly 20 ths1r r~snlar eesassz,
al sosl pay gs4artsfy. =,
- charged two prices
s.s,~<- ns..c-- pubg.h>d In ths Local eO,anps Of
s line< e. u-sar isl be charged for ezch iu-rropn
Al. II ever zen Ines. ten cents Per hne
Advertisraects s~n, In fcr no spees-e .1'e' VIZ
se ,n.srlsd Lhre> nenths. Unless ero-ree ort-
Ar s.ter.usn q = Standing aextffl-efrens VII
<1,.s.r.t % . renewal of he esmr. tuaies "a~r~isr
agreed upon by contract
Arsnozircing cend.cstss fer cnlre ctcvery - Up
ko vii be q asrxed ssoo icr each name ~ tae Daily.
and x3.co u .As nsly sad wssxly. aAl.'s. - 81
10 rr..uiso-s al,<ertisesnen,s ~hStev~r- =
CAarees viii be maAc Cor inserting tie notloee o.
Al Orders. Societies. - A.eossst.sns a. 'e.0.s.
ca insert On, ever eight hnes ~ this rate
Ancouncinx deaths With funeral no1oc ttaA1eo,
81. without notice, tree.
Notices of Festivals. Psonlcs t xoursons. sottsn
up by Individuals er ass"ef-hep$ q ~ eAasenr''
- regular prices.
Lessl .dvsrtsez.snts Inserted Gt the expsnse Of
AZ orneys ordering. and payment not % be delayed
20 tho legal procssdnss but eolsetseis al TIE asiA
ego s1vsrtissn<au beyond tie anorist charged foE
their publiestou-
he Weekly Express
sabushsa svssy Wednesday. 50 Per snnam.
6Ho paper sent without the money. nor eOuisnr-
aIsngsr dine than paid tor.
a.ses % Advertising in weekly.
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II
The oecsasl remedy which TIC medical siii of
Cur times can devise Ter this everywhere prevailing
and fatal nalady. X couabnfd frhm he nsost active
reiecsis thai have been discovered Tor the cxprr-
gsticn q tAit foul disorder FEN he blot and tie
of Tie EsStrsa frcu is ccS.su-tfee ce-se-
qneaces. HencC u should be employee for the crs~
II nc. cs SoTofula, bu, also tbszs othsr sect.cns
which s-ise from 4, steh
Fruprvc an STR Diseases. &. Anlhouy's Flre,
Rose. a. trysipeias. Piuipl, Pustules hioseb-
6. Biaias an1 hcs. Trmora. Ieiger and Salt
kbeu41. Scalo Head. l-I.swcnr, khcu-
ioausal. S.piilc al NefVureai
Diseases, Dropsy p3spepsis.
DEBILITY and, indeed, al
Coupie.uts arising from
Nicatec cr inapurc
Blood.
The popular belief IN "iupurity % The biood' =
founded truth for scrcfuis is degeneration tie
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of ilss
Szrsapsrilla Is 20 purify aud regenerate this vital u
ID withca; which sound health : impossible IN coz
ta.rinated coustitutons.
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4 DNlNISTRATIDN -->otice IL
!. y hereby giren, tkIf letters - aizninigirase
have hesn s-rssie 80 Ne ssdertgnel. ussn IL es-
tate q Atilr~s Wiikins ce,r - 1be cft4s< y -
t.-ri % - slr~1f Al gsrsnns Indebted 20 The ee-
csisrf fr c,sis aui fces "a ,o1r. s<leruis<. ae
earnestly rsqurstsa nnss~ hiszaec.at@ ps5 -xrf
art save fkrtaseire< f4rt.fer osu-
galy L fs<i-dlv-vs-
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Boat Tickets Ia Boston

Dsdy Councillors from Horrisbureh 70
Raififssore and Washington.
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MORGAN PRINCE.

TIIS FINE MORGAN STALLION WAS
selected and purchased last Fall in New
Hampshire, by the undersigned nirer careful
personal examination of some four to five hun
dred stock Horses, for his pure Morgan blood,
and possessing in n very high degree all the
requisite points of an A No. Stock Horse.
Morgan Prince was nine years old last season,
is a 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 smoohness Of gait bottom and
speed, as a trottcr Is not eNceed by any. lie
is remarkably sure. and markell peculiarly Of
this Horses stock is a very striking resemblance
to himself, both in color and form, as we saw ex-
emplifed in some forty specimens Of his get eX-
amined by US.
Morgan Prince was sired by Rents Granite
State Morgan; grand sire Royal Morgan (now
living. aged 10 years;) s. e. sire Sherman Morgan;
&. &. 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 the first premium in
the year 1856, in his class Of Sherman Morgan
stations, at Grafton County Fair held at llayer-
hill, n. III. Also, first premium, in same class, at
Connecticut River Valley Fair, held at Bradford,
Vermont 1857. Its the Morgan stock of Horses,
and this is one Of them, sure-that is now priced
beyond all Others and have earned higher char
acter for docility, endurance, style, action and
speed as trottcrs than any other stock Of horses
in our country.
The attention Of all lovers of good stocl; is in
vited to this Horse, now making his first season
in Tennessee. lie will serve n limited number of
Mares the present season, at the stable Of Eli
Dixon i've miles East of Athens, at 81 insurance,
due when the Mare is ascertained to he in foal or
parted with; Sl3 the season, payable at close Of
season; and $40 the single service, PAYABLE at
time 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.
Athens Tenn March f. 1961-tes--65I
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Cotton Batting.

A LOT OF COTTON BATTING JUST RE.
IA cciycd and for sale by
Nov 80 robson & KNOX.
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L0UD0N ROLLING MILL.
LOTnDN. TENN.
Superior Article Of Rolled Iron,

THNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
4 fully inform the consumers of Wrought Iron
that they are now manufacturing
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WcbStor's Spoilers and Dictionaries (all sizes, }
Davies aud Dood's Mathematical Course. Mitch
els, Smiths and Olncy's Biographies, Comstorks
Philosophy and Chemistry Wells Chemistry ind
Philosophy, Omstcads and Quackenbos' Philoso-
ply, Quackenbos' Composition and Rhetoric.
Boyds Rhetoric, Hedges Logic, Worcestcrs, Pa.
ley's and Parkcr's Philosophy and Composition,
McGuley's Readers full coursc,) Art Rccrcatons,
Brocklcsby's Philosophy, Young ? pills LIST and
ID Book, Parkcr's Philosophy (smail sizc,) Bull
lions, Smiths and Kirkham's Grammars.
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J. N. Reid, 7. J. Rose, e al.,


o. p. Crockett.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA.
tons in the bill that o. p. Crockett is a non
resident of the State Of Tennessee It is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, a newspaper published in Athens, McAIinn
county, for four successive weeks notifying said
nonresident defendant to appear at our next
Court of Chaneery, to be held at the Courthouse
in Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on the LIST
Monday of August next, and plead, answer or de-
'mur TO said bill, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed and set for hearing err parfe as to him.
49,, j. III. ALEXANDER, G. & NJ.
May 81, 1S61-4t-prs fec $1,000
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Good, Cheap, and fashionable Goods
Ladies Dress Goods!

1T como and SEQ Tor yOursclycs before purchasing
sowhcrc, as they charge nothing for showing
how haze, all
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lack CATLIN.

TATLIN WILL STAND THE PRESENT
~ season at the stable of Mr.. Eli Dixon, five
miles East of Athens, commencing 18th March
and ending lst July, and will be let to limited
number of Mares and Jennets, at $40 the in
surance for tho former, and S25 the latter, paya-
bic when ascerIained to be in foal parted with.
Cetlin was five years old 5th July last. Color
black, with mealy nose and tanks, and in size,
form and bone is unsurpassed Catlin was sired
by Young Callin (Lred by Brutus Clay, Esq, of
bourbon county Kentucky,) aud ho by imported
Catlin. His dam was also bred in Kentucky and
Is an unusually fine and large animal.
Catin's colts can now DO seen in numbers and
an examination Of them by breeders is solicited.
NJ. A. HELM, HrNian co., Team.
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are notified that said papers will not be received
unless tho maker and endorsers, each, write the
name of their respective Post Offices, plain, ine-
dinfeiy ,nder their signatures.
BY order Of the Board,
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MACHINERY!!
NOTICE.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
"A accounts with me for one, two and three
years, are hereby notified to do so by the first of
March. All accounts not closed by that time will
be found in the hands of an officer. My Books
must and shall be closed. IF you cant pay tho
money come and give your note. will take good
Bacon, Mt the market price, in payment Of debts.
/ will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, s. X. REEDER.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

TRANSFORMATIONS DEPARTNESiE. TsSS.& Ga. R.R.Co.
Athens, Aug. 12, 1857. (
THyHlS Company willdelivera any Frei received in
to their Depots in reasonable time, nj the
terminus of their Road at Dalton the owners or their
agents mot ours they paying charges per and
receiving the freiRhs day of aTrivalat Dalton This
Company does not propose either to store freights or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road unessthe
owners have made arrangements with said Road to re-
ceve the same. Cars cannot be tane beyond few
hours fortranshipmcnt storage.
In making shipments as above every facntyin the
power of the officers Of the Company will be extended
to shippers. Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility.
Aug 1i-tf-46i r.. JACKSON, sup't Trans
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II NOWN AS THE patton FARM,"LY-
IN ing ON the lliwassec river, ut the mouth Of
Oeocc, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county,
Tenn, containing, hy estimation, 6I2 acrcs-215
acres cleared and more good Land to clcar--about
$50 acres of Bottom Landau in n high state Of
cultiyation-with u fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out -buildngs. Said
Farm Is well timbcrcd and watcred-wntcr in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaut aud Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tcnn Il.
C.Jackson and DR.. JIM. Alexander, Athens, Tenn;
Robert Russell, Madisonville, Tenn, or from the
subscriber. j. III. ALEXANDER
July 10, 1Sj9-tf-5GI
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Athens, Tenn. March Is, ls6l-tcs--t
Chanoery Court at Benton.
r. +. Lowry, r. +, Sloan, Ct ale,
Snntlers Griffin ek nls.

Sanders Griffin et G5s.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
i tons in the bill that Thomas Grigsby and wife
Eliza, William Centers and wife Sydney, John
falton and wife Julian, Sanford Bridwell, Riley
Thurman and wife Elizabeth, are non-resderts of
the State of Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in tho Athens Post, a
newspaper published in Athens, McMinu county,
Tenn, for four successive weeks, notifying said
resident defendants to appear at our next
Court Of Chancory, to be held at the Court-h house
in Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, on the LIST
Monday of August noxt, and plead, answer or dc.
muir To- snid bill, or the same will be taken as con-
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