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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-06
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PAPER AND PAPER BAGS.

Fearing you may forget as many do and pay
dearly for it, will here state that have jas!
received an additional supply Of those justly
celebrated PAPER BAGS, any size you please.
and nliC M AMI la WRAPPING PAPER.
Now just recollect this, and don't run away
from home to buy these things or any thing
else, such as WRITING PAPER Of any si2?
or duality, BLANK BOOKS Of all sorts, and
STATIONERY Of all kinds. Just call at
JOHN II. PARROTS
Blank Book, Paper and Stationery Warehouse,
Alexandra, Va.
N. B.-Don't forget what say and then tell
me you did not think Of il. ny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-06
CANAL COMMERCE..
SATURDAY. June s.

A>,flee--5TTTT!T5S ss55sc--5yTTIIIIf' So
EszzsszazG--@--zS5 t~--S~~------a---a-S $50
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-14
Standardization.
Ser &ries in MbiHinien.
Ter ap.ane1i@he BIroe

Ter iap.aneiil&e Bdroer
tries. -eonocn. 5. Md'3. aua
China uno Sopau iino ubs1 Snpisn
ncaere Naav;t}ten siueeIaufsn. Der
Barssrfrtea IN S1pan 3stdnsie ld purd
lelnsn tialtasn Gbara.ter aus. IS ba
ben aUi1bsn zen Nnhxneern be6 Iaifun
NIB ben Nnhdnee'n GER Daimios mebre,e
lr'fsn ff%a!taffancen, rie pon 9soe>n
Nsrlultsn al Msnlasn!sben tealtiie!
narsn unh nobel tslce pa,tsEsn hh emf
ls5!'hr @reusi!baten Id,u|eig ma;b,sn.
Sn Bolse Der fritlidsn Sage Der Dinas
uno UNI fth ae9en @,fabren III fddeen,
hotten ldmmtlide @ertreter Der ausmdrti,
gen Wdate Slaca cnla0tn.
TIE biefise Cup
penzNnitalt 9iebt jest bereit5 td9li1 heiz
rabe $500 pprtionen Glen am Nrrne
aus NIT $40 portionen tdoli9 beAann
ile ibre Mtrfiamfeit in bieiem Minter.
Bet rem sesenmdrti9 enormcr Mncranae
Der Mrmen 1T es n6tbis serporren, an lie
einr'@tun9 elmer 31ptiten Mus9atcfeue
III benfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-14
0a1Dtm8ten &an6.
mianeoN0|i8 Minn


5etia iuhtetl 5eifa iudteG
SO bir INNER u~erenlst unb luRie babet,
Dilf aud redt ~treusFbel NAL fttn3
So tetre I'm Daibtnssuu 5aufe NAL eta;
5raea bu, per's senu stbts
5retlt3 Der geterl Der nberau beltebt,
Stets bat Der an 5ans. mas au piafaea ID.
st sibt einen aus%setetdneten Itf&:
Beefneat, pafteten, Rraut unb Salat, .
unp GOtt wei5, mas Ct fpnh MID nod tat-
Deide Bettea, norm uno ueib pte Der Sdnee,
fenenn's tolt. einen yunf6 pom De's!ep. Gadee ss.. Ttee
Spwie TN Spmmer etsta1tes Bier,
Ite fetntea unD beaen 9tau5re Rub t man lier.
une beim Sesablen 1T Der peter etn ~ltberaler Nfans
Sr fhretbt ME III otel. nod ~ uents an.
Denn's ate Runpen. stbt ct germ Grebtt ..- I'D
lnb re1ne nur ben sana eew5bnliden Yrsft.
lnb ertra fet's Dem Jarmer nod sefast:
Sin surer Stat uup frtfde SueQe @
.Sinpet man beim .eter auf Der Stene. -..-a.-
gu inttsrn 81. Rhbe. 0&fen unb pferte
ST I'm Stane plas fur etue game 5eerbe.
run Nuiter. 7phter. Batter uup Spbn,
ysu,n,i bin ~ BEN 3stel bes aDaittaStsu.
Ger Yeter label ersebenf Elm,
r. perfpriat tets lufts uue kbel N fetn.
IN 4ete- Er.feniu1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-14
Bei S. Braun It. g., 219
Subiunaltrebe, ftn6 fol-
9e1lce intereNnnte SUrif<
ten erIOie11en:

G,euene amerifaniidhe Grperbss unb @eid,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mebr as 100 Aeittel uno
91eee, wrous1 man fem eisenea @eiddft 9runben pner
Elm %be1ebenbes beoeutenb beten unb bapurd balb junt rel.
den Mann iperoeu Tam. - Don Or. %. 8ur6arot. -
Q,rc;a XII C enta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-14

ofeueHe a,nerifaniidhe Gr,perbs> rnb gfcid)=
tbnms g. me lit .-gntbateno nebr ais 100 Ntittel une
g1eee, mreu,4 man ien sisenes @sidaft orinoen prer
elm deficiencies beoeutsnb bsben une eabird balb ,5unt rel
Den Wann wsrssn lam. - Don Or. u. 8ur&arot. -
9reis 81 Gents.
Sebermann iein eisener Mrst.-gpu Or. Dierid.-
greis 50 cents.
Die Qebe~framfbeitem ,u ibrer Seiluna gefibrt.
-Vpn 81. van geb.-preis 81 Gents.
Sin nemss Sei.perfaRrem asasn esbsrisisen
Don Or. van NeB.-preis so Gents.
Ole thmertDrisfeit Ieid,t su beiten. Cine uns
fshlbare Nnweiiune CUR NSieeererlansun9 os sum She'll
oesr 9an5li4 esrlorsnsn @sbnra. yrn u. 0isria.-
Yreis 80 Gents.
feine 6it bt mebr.-Gine @elebrun9 iter Rheu,,atiss
mus hne bic Vidt, lemie eeren Seilun9 I'M NaSelmetnsn,
nselt Taaabe zines aNittsls< wsldss BEN Seieenida[ten
@eiunpbeit miebsr btreetelt.-Nua Or. 9ietrid.-3eba
9u1a9e.-yreis 80 Gents.
Der 9lr;t fir 9iejeaigen. pelebe an 3IGhans
!eireu.-gNieS trift leiltst lidsre pulfe une miro "a"
Ter ben eeWinidter Grfuls tets eriielen. - San Or.
S9mitt.-8unfte Mula9e.-9rets 80 Gents.
Siilie aesen ale innern unu auberen Rranlbeiten. Sun
Or. Nnatvla &c Wpi.-Yrss 50 Gents.
@"t.r y atb an y'atter une 3iussparssri""sH absr erSis-
bun9 Der &~inoer.-Yrei55 50 Gents.
Nnleituus sur $Ilfe in pl0tlidsn Sebsnsse.
fabrem.-yon2 u. Araus.-YreiS2 Is Gents.
auere5ie %ssDrsia. bic G0atsr sss Yasass. -3wsi sanss.
YrsiS so 6 tents.
ssuMit cas SG9erlatein tn smeiunofinfisG eetipnsn auf
tdtre Mrt 6u erltrnen.-Yreis Is Gents.
Slumeu fer Treunnid,aft nnb 2icbe. Gim
SanmlunS ter ltDnlen unb auBerlsle nitea Stanmbud9'
er(e.-Yreis IL Gents.
Ser idbncle 9is fit bic beutlden Sarmer.-yreis
IS Gents.
Srau,nbudo unt yunftirtua ctcr Sic 8unft, bic 3utuuf!
pprber 3u riIen.-YrciS rs Gents.
S5emeiH, ra6 lie Krauen5imnsr eiaentiisb Seine
Menid,cn tInn.-@inuno i~unf;i9te &ulaoe. Nrsis
% Gents.
Wteecrpertaufer crtattsn teteutenesn 3abatt. MIr 3sfs'
|un9ea, eencn Der Sstras b~eisstast' wsrssn bsridiiSti3t.
s. Srarn s. So
pstr3mt Sc. 2t9 SurianatraBe, Gbicagp, Slinps.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-14

Deutl6e
&trlt@trung6=
@e(fu(6qft
81 q 6 II
~. 9bnciser, ". CROP, 81. Gid.
Deuti9e
Neuesz unt 02tersysrl1erun1e 5sl:uibaft
Qanba9entur unb
6feutlibcs Notertat,
gIasen @urspa's unb Inae1itas.
gir ge11dern muir 1T zen tefen Gpmpanien ais:
Ct. paul Sire uno Wsrins, 81. paul,
Wssna, 6attfo1p, Conn.
OIo Sa,tfp:p, 6artforr, Conn
pbenir, 6aytforp, Conn.
1utsyn1|teys Sen yo1f, 81. 9.
putnam, baytf2rb, gonn.
gntupyjis, Ntp yorf q. ..
lnS serldtesene anosre CUTE 5eusrpriAsrnn sssedidaftsa
Metna acknowledgements. 5artforb, Conn.
Aniderbpder New yorf 81. 9,
gDir taten bic General Ioentur fir bic peuvia &ranteauns
INSTRUMENTATION in geprip, 81.
QDir taufen uo oertaufen 0anb uo Ssastlptten IN Gcr'
million. unp te5ablen aWt Ueranoen fir %auSwarts %a3rtnenoe
Jalige Steuern.
Office: Wprldufs in Ser City 9au, StaSti9abmculers
fee. Ct. paul. INinn.
y. Sdoneiher,
81. GrpH.
81. CID.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-12-18
New OrIeun. and Chattanoega.

The New Orleans dispatches have informed
us that the Mobile. New Orleans and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company have placed on eNhi-
hilton in, that city, maps, profles and plans
preparatory to placing the road under contract.
This road when completed will Give almost IN
air line fronilNew orleans to NcwINork, con-
Meeting at Chattanooga with the Knoxville,
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. Leay-
ing New Orleans, it will touch Mobile, Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville, Lynchburg, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia, to New York.
The road pust be built within o. certain;pe-
fiod to rca,ih ITS charteredlrights.g Rerhaps
the best assurance of the certainty of its con-
structon is fountlin the list ofincorporators
embracing such substantial namesias those Of
Cakes Aplcs, William Spragueyand otherlarge
capitalists. ~ .Iti.itH vohttiW
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Propcrtx Exempt FROM Exccntion

Pr0perfy NeIipt from Execution
The following list Of properly exempt from
oxecrton.if touti and sr,rcscrvrd. my sayc
a,., 10 ~. r..,s s.......,. a.,
soine vi our SUBSTITUTES ironf frequent ih-
quiries: a&.l.,s,...-.-
Property exempt from distribution where
from execution, attachment or fee bills, by Re-
yscd Statutes, In force from the LIST of July,
1852: Onetwork be6st or yoke Of oxen; one
pillow and gear; 4. one axe; one hoe; two cows
and calves: two beds. beddino and furujt,Ire:l
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Allan tn Market.
4 ATLANTA. DecembcY 14th 7

~ 81 ATLANTA, DccenlbcF 14th.1S(jS
Corn. 5000. Wheat, white 2.20@ $50; red
2.10M2.l5. Rye 1.35 nominal. \, Oats I56ts0.
Flour, siipertine 40; extra 50046!5O; family
sides IS; ams l9@iS Lard, in I"irslsn S'ae
in firkins II, declininH. Pork, gross sass;
nett 10. Beef, gross. 31a6l4. Butter, 3O@33.
Eggs, 2S0l3Q. BeeswaX, 35093S. Onions. 20
GLIB, Tennessee Irish Potatoes 5O@l.25.--7
Field Peas. red So; white 1 0O.i Chestnuts 800
Green Apples, 1.00@l.50. Dried Apples 415c
Dried PEACHES, peeied 1870 BIC y,lppcel ed el6tG
d1ze. yirgbis SD t, spsank 2ss6i a shectihgs,
l4@ IA 81 3, shutting, l26siSs cettcp Harns,
Respectfully, III. T. cox & BRO,
z GompisslonA Ierch ailts Forsyth St.
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MAS1lNIC, N0lTICE.

ATTifE SEATED COMMUNICATIONS
"A Telico lodge, No. so, held at Madisonyllle,
Tennessee, on the 0th'of April, 1858, w "a.
Pence, was, for gross, unniasoiiic conduct,
expelled from said Lodge, and deprived Of all
theg5ghtsy benefits md privileges Of Tie is-
sonic Fraternity. December I, 1865. =
py 'rs'tt {! "a ( ES9f ssa6rMs, secretary.
Dec. Is, 1S6S-2t-55
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st. 'Louis sInrlSet.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ,15.1Flour, superfine, $50
a6,5t, Wheat, 1892, 05, Corn, 16aSo, Bulk
mqse.astts,aslioulders 9a9A; clear sides laaa}91
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.F.URSLEURSIi-FURSI!!

VNT q. HORTON Sc CO., ATHENS,wapt
wv sto buy NIL the good Essrs tllat may We
offered, for which they will pay liberal prices.
The skins should be taken off whole, and
their value when prepared in any other way.
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Chips, and Things.

Presidents message all at one time, and so
took II inbroken' doses. r Ip3
The Southern Opinion, Richmond, has been
discontinued.
The radicals in the Legislature talk for i'm
and work for emigration.
xNkn6Sshfc' iuwyer named andrews hds
been appointed to ~ seat, on the supreme
Bench The ''binis hiled'' but the position
amt.
Cole. who killed IIiscock for alleged inti-
macy with the fopner,s wife. has been eq'iit-
ted on The ground of temporary insanity.
4 George Peabody has just donatef half
million to the poor Of London.
TheIsailroal Jubilee at Selma has been IN
definitely postponed.
Col. Th6s. II. Codwell Is spoken Of for Gov
Tennessee. tgs9ml@~ hsh
Dennis Rean chopped his brother-in-law's
head offin q lard factory at Cincinnati, last
week. Forparticulars see daily papers.
The Supreme, Court has postponed theicon-
fscation case for the present.
\ The Cretan insurreetion is said to be dying
out. n .ssnyBg io fitI iath,nN Gs tstal
On the nth the thermometer at Chicago In
Dictated 70 degrees below zero. : = ~ a,
JEFF Davis Is delivering lectures in England
mot for the Lost Cause, but on the Holy
Land. i.ar h.l
The two Episcopal CIergymen lost by the re-
cent collision on the Ohio were the Rev. Robt
J.. Parvin of Philadelphia, and Rev. +. S.
Rising, of New York.
~ A wise one suggests that reading good news
papers is just the thing for young ladies who
haven't anything else to do. s ''.i, ,,, ~.
!. The United States Military Rolling Mill at
Chattanooga is to be sold at public action in
New York, op the Sd of February.
1t is said that negotiations are on the tapis
for the purchase Of the island Of Cubs at any
sum between one and two millions. ~ yicL
The two corporations ,pf, Knoxville and East
KnoXyilleare to becdnsoliihted. GgssM
Queen Isabella is, recovering her spirits,
which are Bourbon. ="
2 Congressman Logan says ''the people.H6 '
whatever politics, are honest,n and waits Il
vain for the reply ''You'rc another" ~
ia Tron,,,;r i, no,,ar .,o.,,o.,,o 49,, .,,o
sheriff he would never be hand.cutred while
alive and the sheriff took him at his word -
Ed. is dead. l, LAD out.g M ta.il
A pa,rsr,v,r;, ,,rooo, ,,ao,,;,s,,.3 81, /,
to Clean out bombshell with q rcd.bott poker,
He succeeded in cleaning himself out most eff
fectually. g.t.; IS 81 nI aIfl.5
Iil'Gen. Butler will soon deliver a speech OIL fl.
nanccs, taking his old grounds on the green
back question. ~ I'M,
Baron Rotbschild Is rcnorted TO have died
n'ioh no'i'eiih" isslePoitco W A''c uicu
worth four hundred millions of dollars.
| Gen. r. b. Vance has been elected Grand
Master of the North Carolina Grand Lodge Of
Masons for the next year. "e
The Rev., Mr.. james was shot and killed BY
anegro at Raleigh, North Carolina, a few days
ago. The murderer Is in jail. lp.
There are forty prisoners confined at present
in the Nashville Jail. .,,,.,. Il ''.. :,
1 I, George G.. Nicholson, proprietor of the En-.
reka Saloon, Nashville, committed Suicide on
the 18th by taking laudanum. t.,s u, Eil,bd
4
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Tennessee River Improvement.
The convention to be held in Chattanooga in
February next to devise ways and means for
effecting long needed improvements in the
Tennessee, river will he M occasion of much
interest to the friends Of the proposed work.
1t will be attended by representatives from the
several States whose people arc Immediately
interested in Improving the facilities for navi-
eating the Tennessee. ~ .a.e. .,tf t-5t
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New York GenersI Market. I

NEW York; Dee. l5!-INour. siIperfine 589a
B.35. Coffee nOiiiinally unchanged Sugar oliet
Molassesnoniinal,, Corn l,l2at.15. y y
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c Q nj M E RCoIA IN.
Athens Market.

~s,, .. ATHENS, December X.
Owing to.the miserable character Of itheswea-
ther, the receipts of produce for the last few
days have been small, with no materialchange
in PRICES Observation-Disclosures the general COM
plant about scarcity of money, the merchants
seem to be selling goods frecly-seyeral Of them
finding it necessary to replenish their stocks
constantly. We quote produce as follows: L.
a Corn at DO cents. Wheat, none in market.
Peas go. Dried Peaches 2.00@2.50 for good
article. Apples, Dried 1.25; Green best
quality. 50@75. Potatoes, 5000. Onions
100. Butter not TOO heavily sailed, in demand
at % cents. Eggs 12@l5 cents. Beef by the
quarter 4G9e cents per p, Pork cents nett
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l'InWyers,L R,.et..I

Bow]cs, whose surname we can't now call
tominG any, more, than we can tell for what
particular purpose such specimens of naseu-
line mortality are sent into this breathing
word, has Introduces n ibiIlsin the House in
regard to lawyers. 'Itprovid6s that "lawycrs
WHO iosethelr cases shall not be entitled TO q
fec of more than five dollars. the penalty for
taking higher fee to be 500, one half 10 go to
the person giving Information of the violation
Of the act, and theother half to go to the COM
mon school fund.- i ~. .T-tItHr ~
Boththe law and the lawyers are said to be
,inpopulat in Bpwles' beat, and hence this
strike at the profession by the honorable men,
Der from -. Bowles' bill passed u first
reading, and was referred to the Judiciary
Committee sna-SAFa iGE
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LouisYiIIc Marker.

LoUIsvILLE. Dee /. ~ flour 5OoaeOO. corn
5Oa55. Oats 53a57. Wheat f.65if.7s. logs
SASH gross. Lard l5a15H. Bacon, clear sds II
h "a "a "a III \ " "a " y n II
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i.Cfncinu ,u,n.ii .1In,rrllxseet

:. CINCIxAxH,lDec! l5.--Flour, family asa
$40. heat LIS. + Corn 62ad4. Lard i3al41E
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New York Money sEarls,c1t. Z

NEW IoRH, Dec, l5.-r Money! easy Cal
loans 5a7 per cent. Sterling exchange Duct
and unchanged. cola 1853. New f1'ehn!s-
secs 65965N. nm HAM WiTAW
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-12-18

nD The postmaster at Hester. Mills, Capt.
HOWE, has our thanks for his attention. Our
clever young friend,EL l.. MCKINNEY, Rice
VILE, ditto. ts-,tg
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,Religious Notice.

Tho First Quarterly Meeting for Athens Sta
tion, Ma 10. Church, Soutbewil begin satur-
day--to-morrow--De 19th.nat 1917 O'clock.
The Services will be held at CleaSe's Hall.
.lsi.i 9pnab y. X, STafNGFIRLD, PASTOR
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sn5-In Georgia they llavea law imposing d
heavy penalty Upon persons guilty Of enticng
.a)iother's colQred employees from his or her SER
vice. An enactment of the kind would do no
harm I'm Tennessee, ~ ~ ~ y 40 O nr
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BlmkssPrinted to Order TAT the
Office of the Post. ,se . r..

ma ig l,luO 81 hpAMi@'i sHrGtil
.t-4I atti " SAH}8W
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Nm NHclnOriaIll.

Departed this life, on the 10th day of Octo-
Der, 1868, after Il short but severe illness. MARY
ELLA PAINE, dearly beloved and only child
of +. J. and Amanda Paine, aged II months
and 10 days.
Calmly and quietly rs though falling into a
sweet slumber, the dear one passed from the
troubles of earth to the land of the blest;
where the rustic talk Of her obseurest sons
shall be more beautiful and MARBLE with soft
err melody than the full swell Of the Eoian
harp; whence she will return, a purified spirit,
lingering neal, those, who loved her so dearly
OH earth, and watching over them MS, only al-
gels can, she will be permitted to guide them
with anunseenyet powerful influence q
And her parents, although their hearts are
heavy and sad. should rejoice that henceforth
little ELLA will live in II pufcr sphere and in
angelic coinpanioriship await tlieirconiing.
"Erc sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
Andbade II blossom there's" 453OiA
Died, ~ ptierperat fcs.ors on the 10th Of No
vember last, irSMc Minn COUNTY, Miss ALICE
c. Wells, daughter of Larkih Wells, in the
10th Year Of herage. IJI ~ iloi eIiFi'
Also, on the same, day, at the same house,
oftyphoid fever, Mr.lWM. l., WELLS, son of
Korean Wells. lijq o@.''ina ~ 3eFal14Va' ,RM
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-12-18
Circuit Court.

H December Term of the Circuit Court or NC
MINI county commenced ut Athens on Mon
day last. Judge ADAMS presiding. The atten-
dance of the Bar from abroad is not very full,
nor the business before the Court UP to this
time Of an important character. The few cases
on the State docket, with one exception which
resulted In d inis. trial, were continued. ~
In the case Of d damage suit the last Of the
selies-Kirby rs. Jack thc jury gayetle plaiil'
TN Saoo, Gf " a.,1..,1 %
New. CoahImissiOn House, Atlanta.
We esteem it our privilege to call attention
totiie card or Messrs. SSwrEEL & 'PERKER.
son, wholesale ana Retail Grpeers and Com.
mission Merchants Atlanta. We have not tho
pleasure of Il personal acquaintance with MIR
Perkcrson, but everybody round here knows
Henry Sawtell. It is, therefore, hardly neces
sary for MS to add that any House he is coli
nccted with is bound to be all right Orders
satisfactorily filed, and prompt returns Of pro
cecds Of consignments made. riit , rig
Shipments Of COrn--a,rOp Of 1862.
We learn from a correct source that during
the present year there have been shipped down
the Tennessee River and its tributaries, t
Chattanooga, of the crop of 1857, $4,000 bush
els of Corn. Up the River, from the countr!
below Chattanooga, to the same, point, 5O,0Ol
bushels. During the same period there wcr'
received at Chattanooga from Middle Tennes
see, over the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
747.OOO bushels making overa million and |
half bushels Corn received ut Chattanooga ant
sent south during the period mentioned. II
this wei may add. that during portion of th'
time from 30 to so car loads per day, were re
ceived at Dalton, over the East Tennessee ant
Georgia Railroad. We also learn that con
siderable amount Of tile same product, grown
in upper East Tcnncssec, found n market IL
the other direction From tl,eadditional mum
Dor of acres planted and gathered I'm 49, TIN
shipments Of Corn from East Tennessee mex
wear will be still heavier, F l,.t.f F,
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a3- The weather was unusually cold here
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. On Fri
day night the thermometer indicated threede-
grces above zero-one degree lower than atany
time during the previous winter. The predic-
;.tions abotit an unusually severe winter seem
likely to be verified. \ ~ i. ~
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G5r Our friend atQRiceville- shprts we'll
NSritten colnmuhications on the subject y Oh
,,,a,t;n, oluays yvalcn,na
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NE w. j. ABLE, Esq, Decatur, has placed
ps,pndY additional obligations NJ attention q
tlieintefests of the PosT in Meigs county.
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ARIlI,1,.--yTAWIIT.E.
MARsIIAI's SALE.

NAAkShhAAl'S SAuIu's
DY VIRTUE OF A III. IA. ISSUED
ID from the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of NE limited States ftE1 tln Eastern
district OF Tennessee, ut Knoxville, on the 9th
day of July. 1868. to me directed, will ex-
pose to public sale on the ~
"a 4EH DAYDF,yANUARY 1863,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the
Courthouse door in Athens, McNlnn county,
Tennessee, the following described property,
to-wit:-One tract of Land, situate In the 18th
Civil District McMinn county. Tennessce,
and adj oining the lands Of Il. A.Proftt, James
Reynolds, Moses Cunningham and others;
containing Six Hundred Acres, more or less.
Levied on rs the property of Samuel Firestone,
to satisfy Judgment obtained in said Court
ON the = day of - 1868, in favor Of the
United States, and against the said Samuel
Firestonc. November goth, 1868.
.fHG't b. MCDANIEL, U. S. Marshal.
BY J. II. PTCKEL. Dcp'y U. $. Marshal
Dec. 4, 1StiS-3t-pf "a ,SO-53 tA
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nT- weare indebted TO President JOHNSON
for a pamphlet. sopy O, hiffrGccppt message
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-16
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-THE parade
of the Knights Templar this morning
was one of the finest and most interest
ing events that has ever occurred here.
Over thirty Communicates were in the
procession, representing nearly twenty
States. In addition to the gaily dressed
Knights on foot, number of carriages
were in line, containing large number
of the highest officers of the various Or
dcrs. Among them were II. l.: Palmer,
Grand Master of the United States; b.
Il. French. Past Grand Master, and 9TH
ers. After marching through a number
of the principal streets of the city, &C.
cupying over an hour IN time, the pro-
cession halted at the Free Masons' Hall,
where the business of the TricnHial
Conclave will be done. The streets on
the line Of march were throngcd with
spectators, who greeted the delegations
and their distinguished officers with
cheers, waving of handkerchiefs and
other manifestations of welcome and
delight. Several residences on the
route were handsomely decorated with
Masonic emblems.
The Light Guard Band, of Chicago,
will give grand promenade concert at
the Skating Rink tonight.
The City Council yesterday unani-
mously rendered the hospitalities of the
city to the various visiting delegations.