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pnILApBLPHIIA.,, wIknIEsTo'

- llhOhE hAlbhOh
Commencing on Monday, Jane H.. 80
trains will leave President stf5ai ..
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Phila.i lphiA 49, .,
tons att rs Am. This train COZ r"clsHl.,s
Junction with trains for all Sta srpt.
ware Railroad
81 &c a, m sYssosiiss At Psrn 10 VIZ
for Port Deposit.
RIyfess fTain for Philadslphis 4 ket
al 9:G =, m. connecting at wllmig ton wi,
for stations on Delaware RAllrOa / betw
minRtOn and HARRINGTON.
Accommodation Train for POI. / =, .tg
mediate Stations at 8 p, IN.
Express TrAin for Philadelphia atpT
Express TIhlh Tor New York Ats.jJ
Meeting at Wilmington With ExpIssE
principal STATIONS on the DelSvare Ra.'
All he above Italia leave dfIiI eat.
ON SUNDAYS.
For PhiladelphiR and New York at s;6r
Through Tickets may be procured either
ident Street depot or at Ticket Oeiee, No.
more street. Persons purchasing tieketG
Baltimore street, can have their baggAgs .s
At their residence by Union TIAnsleI Coz, e.
WIN. CRAwFORL . 2 =
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[oFFfcIAL.1
LAWS Of THE UNITED sTArss,
Passed at the First Session OF, the
Forty.Hrst Cougrsss. 80 has
Irrr:c-No. 13,l

An ACT authorizing the submission of the
constitutions Of Virginia, Mississippi, and
Texas, to vote OF the people, and au-
thorizing tho election OF State officers,
provided by the said constitutions, and
members of Congress. ~ ....l r.arb
BE u eRrst d by Hs ScJ,rtc cYm u. ,1 Of
Representatives Of a. United Sicies Of .iat:.''ta
III Congress assembled, That tic President
of the United States, ut such time Ms he may
deem best for the public interest, may sub
init the constitution which was framctyby
the convention which met In Richmond,
Virginia, on Tuesday, tho third day OF De-
cember, one thousand eight huudHcd ana
sixty-seyen, to the voters ofsaid State, reg
istored at the date OF said sHbnlssion, for
ratification or rejection; and may also sub.
init to q separate vote such provisions OF gail
constitution as he may deem best ,suc,u vote
to be taken either upon each OF TT, said no
visions alone, or In come. lion With the
other portions Of seid Constitution, as the
President may dircc,
Sec. A;,S's 7[JHTN,[e 1a,d, That at
the same c-.cGIlon tho voters Of said State
may ",ets Tor aud elect membcrs Of the gen.
crol assembly Of sutr 'Stlte, md uli the
officers Of said State Iroyided fot By the SO
constitution, aud members Of CopsGcss; and
the officer commanding the, district CT Viz
ginia shall cause the llsLs of sGred voters
OF said Statc to DO rsyisol, cnlntsod and
corrected prior To -uch election, uololtlipy to
law, and for that purIoso may appoint such
saId elections shallio heJI and rct,,rSs there.
of made In tho manner proyIded by tho NM
of Congress Commonly SAILED tha rcconst,uc.
lion acts. -. = = 1tg-.eE J. '-.s"
Sec. .. I,d be Il JGSthI eA,ccsi, Thitt the
manner submit Tho conttfhIiion IL 'Te,ynsIto
the voters Of said STATE mt such time and In
sueh manner as ho NAV direct. eIibcr ID
antirc constItntion or scnoratc nrayisions Of
sbe same as nrovidcd IN The al sactjon or
this act 10 a scno rate yo,. =. nd n thc sams
election Tho yatcrs ,av vote s Sor md s,acs
The members Of Tho Icgis,otnrc ana sliIhe
state officers rrnvi5ed Sny In All CON t,iMt,on
and membcrs ~ Ton ~, .N'g p,.oS,s%1 c,.o
THAT no election shalt bc held in toid sthts
of TEXAS for INV nnrnoss mill Tho Prc,iJcnt
So directs. ' F'f
Sec. A,dh,u G,r,h,r ,nc.i.d. That tn,
Pre- .,dont Of the Tinted State NAV in like
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TRIlarHY DlrAIrnISr. May II. 1877.
Seal d lrvPYsNis i1T @'rnlH' e".tonsiS lof we
b sG5 rInai apr r0hd'y d Jane isa, At y
fN'o "g Eu.g. ,' tive mUg..,, lgl qu,Uule, ly.
ur;rs sli hlaRk lOrm- fcr bidIlnE, contaiuiur
Ti,l VIZ lc cons ldcrcJ, anl ac,ep, 81
sod, item hy item. .
g. '1,,i' nut tr executed ny .so surc,. ful
n"ii n.'hu tuu days a',"r ur,s .tI. up'a
TODD.
The nrls',s contracted ng mut hmnithrI
.Hm tiruo - tina duran l.' ystr, IN quAnt tn,
luEsuagt luu,,slIt iTJlg ZOO btpAlipHgt Tue y.
nc qp3l',. p ~ .,Lgls.y VIII, however
rgA far during H., vnnr
Each pr ,pQsll IhUit b. rl.uoJ by tho hlutVIdu.I
~ !. ~ llss4ug /, H-d Ft 800 JiAlap!Ci by a .I-
Wit sutiswnt tur'.'g. 10 the sum " tycfh 0nni
dllllrs, dl.p5o,) approved by unltsl 'ili". D.
Dep.ltm,ut, rJuIItnuRI upou a. y if'.s 20
contract, wiNt good and sun a .. ..... ..' ..
u8uApg tuf9 p9rhou VI tho TF"r|7 A' 'u''
asRSSfics EUNs .vr,.rs - p .. e.. - by u
expert, detailed .uf lHc Uu to.rh' vac ',1.l'."
t,sTEasuE, 40 I. '"g ~ ~ "" XXI "''"'
'U,,fv,,t,. must he t,o oI charge al tie Trca,n,,
pSa,,I sPr4', % Comfy With aug one o.lcr nuIcr
no. r..lNiil npaiI,O o. the fouuiruI" II tho
At u 0,l,' bond, OF '"e Nt."' 10y N."
net quauja - any ara, lcs as ,h1ll Ov nscl.
~ - 'ggpll To %ShSty3Sy @a'rG% by such ~,
~ the mice ch Il shall he nund ucce sary to nav
PTSpS,d upacegmra qlel by q ~ isfaelo,y r,gl
awarded nUly u ostHb0 lld luanuRc,s ers o %.
h ode, w'u 10 nlHircd TO cor 'orn tbe'I. -.
ITO ltt .r4hHnt hlTnl bed, nnl iH'lul, tu
- W.. WV YES, -. R6u~wLLL
NY "H" s-tHGE G. &c , .y.
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Personal

TO NOT DGsPAlE uYrL YOU UAYE CON.
~ bul!ed old DR.. DARBY, roEt Oll F'llow;
Hall, flo IN hnc.ogslul whoa o'G..FI ia IS cad
pelnr FLd lellblc, b. l.s..1 IJyI.1 .'. Aj.st.
Ml..ll
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


OFFICE OF TItE CHiEF SibNAL NFFlrEE,
wA-HINBTON, u. c. April p, lhtl
.SspSs. stss !E!E:. i S
VI" TWs sSs !?a yS t n IKSD TELEscopEs. with
S'ssfPe az S t sSRSi GLASSES Blpoeusr
VIZ S Sa or before the LIST
hFSS @S marble G Si' @sH @
i've l0) magnlfyIng powers and both II detninE
power, And make similar and equal to the mode.
Envsiopesto he endorsed "Prorosals, -nd sd
Further partr ,lars and requirements made
known on application g this olise.
by order OF the Chief signal OmSeT 81 the Army
.Ereyct Major U, 5. A.. Property and DIsGdr'lnr
Thetme for The recent, ~, Hh'y;s.rn.GtioHsd
he supplies to t6e lcii day Of July next ap G-pi
PROPOSALS FOR sEwEg
OiTIcR srrr. AND tS-rEcTus OF SBWRHs,t
,,-,.- WASHIStTT9N .. Y Nay u, Icy.
o DIV Es H T ;? FS cSSS a the % AaSN
S s Ne i ~, i4i 5s ass@sSb l. i'St
the center Of sxth street we.taud thteo feet bar
frs% hsPes d9W9 syS 'ire'i wet to .sTSs
with iatsr@S, dr'ps irHrs sud man'hOles where.
The wcrk, 10 )" done under the direction Of the
Spd i5 ITi,d OF S9sTers hs 81
and tbs Nslstsht commissioner appointed by the
'sp.eines,lons may be seen At thi. once. Bidders
will state The prizes FER lnaal foot fer ma in sewer
and laterals. each for traps. drops, and man
The Mayor reserves the right to reject AIRY or all
sSshS hat. Il sscsptsS, lie Bidder VIII sIesS,C
The EasIsaiss must be IL ,YI;taaso as follow.
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Il +r.s masStN
ds6a. s cG 9t5Ss75 ;f' ts ssis'w a.A..,s..

TBR0gSF LIFE EElwEES MkAsglEgToa,
WligTEgTos, Sep. IL 1e69-noon.
TH.ins between Wellington and Now York are
ucw run % follows, Wis: aII'- :
FOR NEW YORK.. without cha 10 OF cara.
Leave daily teTeopt J. 'ay>A' ~ a m V u
TOk PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily teSeopt suHasyI atscHr "a. 'aB
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York al % = % I'.'Aisl.
phiA at O. 70 D. IN.
slsspinr carr for New Yori .-a ~ 7. ,-.'- ~,
Through tickets TO PHI 10. --... 'rE- .fs = /.
Boston. tan be had 81 tn ru .r r.AH' Re
In the dAf,
Bee BAltilnofs and o. .'... .'---~''s- ~
for schedule between ", r.. o.. .'-r==s. q t.
napolls, and the West .r.s.
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RALTisoRk AID ONO RAfbHhsbl"" -
MORE, and WxsHIN6fof AID raj WEST. ar.
ron Ball ,l,oRk
.'; s. " x ;sssr st 81 s a.
-. 55R ALL VA MAI tsttTI e N,
P0R ANNA 9Usal y.g
40 ,e,9t7a. n. and Gap, No trsip to or from
Wv "'''' on Snnd ooE suSpl;... .. ~
F0R BALTIM 4. ....L..g..
leave st ron VI WV s4af -n'1sP' n
Leave iSstfs u .fT 3 y 9, 2 gsr \,
70 ~. T. 10 p. m. and . y ~.
IN saturday alta. ard ltO?. "a.
On Sunday, at q %, ~ a. n u ally, con
ussting al Relay Station with l. s1Ss -ts- psH'ToTa
b. Wheeling, Parbsrsburf, ka
ThronFh iSketf y the Wet rsh - To-. 4tts~
Nrfl'ps.'- s''''' skrI y.-rB =, Gil nunTs - iue
dsy.
Ror New ro.k, ptIladslpkiS yr,i Boston, %. Ad.
-, J. WILSON,
. 'sr Of Transportation.
\. n. COLI, Isl27f eSst AsonI -.
GEO. .. kOONTst VS. Agent. washlnFton.
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. rr, r.'rr.pr-. pr Z .,r4ror,p
-.' aa-s D.. .. .'.s'i ~ I
3d.. %. f., =, ~,
....i .fB .-l5 "L5liIr. gsT'..
.rn 80 ...'. ,,.f''. pat ~ lr''
ST ,aSitG,.,SS - f2oi s'dn.-' q
Isl TO nine tsl yea .s VIC "s NJ .r -"
way TO Cavalry pu. .a.H = .H,r o.
t9l and ten tl0J ye. ... g.. & silA \ .E.t.
sprghlly and healthy, ,.e 4
All Horses will, befC Ifi scNple1, ". .ar
the inspection required % ..tI1g orr
the QuartermaAter Gene.
Delivery to eommeuee .rGr. -, to 81 -'-
| ,Proposals will be TeosiyS u tIe who'll, " {
| any part ~ the sumheI q IA. y. Iaauirti. 49,,
The rights reserved TO reject say or s' ~
| Each bid must be accompanied by > IT, %
OF at least two persons (whose respOnA. JEI
be cert fed by the clerk Of Court Of Nc sOTu.
| the bidder L. competent to carry out the conf
| awarded y him. and the residence and pos
stated. No bid entertained not eonformins
stieution Of bidders ia called to section 10 Of
.."i igolsrsss, approved July Y, 1882
-..a l. ,sCt- pc obtained at the Depot Quarter
-.a'. - q, Jefferson Depot QuArtermaster's
!IS riainly endorsed ''Pror sals
90. p D.. 4. :, O! and addressed to the un-sr-
- = MAI. Gen. J. J. Reg. r''f
hoRRIss s. MILL
ter General. Byt. Bri-., !.
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NVTTOT'-' IN UT Wv tNN1I-NT HUHshb
Two good work hctseV 70 be aCll ct pnblc Ruo.
'nT, nj iha Nf t'rmgs ,SlF stalief, Fort HalliI-
=, AgT ,ols hwh9r,rt cldrk i, IN, on
ny o. dar o '' o.
m,,, ~, E,"''' Mai, GaS, BuIu6'RoALBs,
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ATAsHINGTON, ALEXA., "A
CHANGE OF TIMl

CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC "a, 1865.
On aud after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1888, aal
until further npllee, Passenger Trains Sill
run between Wellington ard Alexandra A. fol-
lows:
THEoudH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave lexington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, 81 m. do, for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, SOFA
Leave AleALndTla, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets (fTom Manassas rairoadl ASH p. m.
do. from Lynehbnrg, 6p. m.
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n RAILROAD.
q NzS ,EzNSE

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING .. %.
]. 1902
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCEPT SUNDAY u.
TWEEN ALEXANDRA md HAMlLTVE.
LeAye Alexandria ~ sa. Ill., and OPP. IN. Leave
Hamilton At 4. tn. ard ll,Ba. IN berye Lv2s.
burg at 8 2j \. m. and l2:lb N.
The a. IN, train from Alexandria and II :SOA, Ia.
train fromhami connect with Kemp sDaily Line
Of Coaches for Pureellyils, Sniekersyills, berry.
WILLIE aud Winchester, also, with KeameT Limo u
Wednesdays and Fridays FOR Balls NH, Aide d
hiddisSsrEi returning Tuesdays. ThuTsdRys aud
Ali trstu. arrive at Alexandria at Convenient
hours for connections with wAEhipsto, ~ 80
more, same day. ~
From ALEXANDRIA T.
Ii Mburg ...........t "a % wlaeheslr- . a
H ist5t,;oS5. p....:! ia RStlII,. Mills. -
10
Goods per New York, Philadelphia and inI.
tlInore steamers, RAilroad or Express, to cs
II. HaVenutT, General Agent at AlexAndri. al
be forwarded over the road free OF charge -'.,
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between /
| AndTia and Hamilton, and all intoTmediStesti
at low rate.
Round Trip Ticket, good only for de-
between Alexandria aud Hamilton, 80
ID ese and intermediate points, at reduced
NATHANIEL HAN
ap2I.u General superin.r
W 4N6 6EoRdETvwN RAIER5oG66. 49,
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LIFE INsUhANUh'
APPLY FOR a POLICY.

BLtCKFORD & IAMLSK,
iBCry,uih sheet, opposite Post Unlee,
General Agents for the District of
Columbia.
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Literature and Music.

The Masonic Record for July is before us
and as usual filled with choice and excellent
reading. Price, $500 per year: John Frizzell
g. Co., Nashville.
Scotts Monthly for July should have been
noticed last week. Scotts motto is excel
sior''-cach succeeding issue being an improve
ment on its predecessor. The number under
consideration has, in addition to an excellent
variety of original and selected articles, a fine
steel engraving of the portraits of Andrew
Jackson, Daniel Webster and Henry Clay
Terms, $4,000 Phillips & Crew, Atlanta.
Peterson's Ladies' Magazine for August came
along day or two ago, embelished with a
beautiful steel engraving and handsomely col.
ored fashion plates. Peterson has no superior
In his line. Two Dollars Year. Address
Charles j. Peterson, 800 Chestnut-street, Phil
adelphia.
We have also received Whitney's Musical
Guest for July. This Monthly presents neat
and handsome appearance, each number con.
tanning "a pages, of which, ten to twelve are
reserved for choice new sic. 1t is well
worth in real value to the subscriber more than
three times its price. Terms only S1.OO pei
wear. Address w. w. Whitney, Toledo, Ohio
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sulphur Springs, Nhe;l County.

These Springs have been called time out of
mind the sulphur Springs, but the water con-
tains only slight trace of sulphur, if any at
all, while the chalybeate characteristics large
ly predominant; and we have no doubt that in
all diseases of the liver, stomach, spine, kid
neys, bowels, or skin, the water of Rhea
Springs is as etlicacious as any mineral springs
in Eastern Tennessee.
The large Boarding House erected at the
Springs some years ago by Horr and Stanton,
was opened for the reception of visitors on the
oath Junc-the first time since the war-bv
Mr.. j. c. WATSON, the present owner of the pro-
perty. Mr.. WATSON has re-ftted and re-fur-
nished his house throughout in style equal
almost to any hotel in the Southern country;
his table will be supplied with the very best
the country affords, while his charges for
board are about one-haf as much as is charged
at other watering places, to-wit: S1.50per day (;
$500 per week; or, $500 per month. We
commend Rhea Springs to all persons suffering
with chronic disease.
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EsichIand Academy.

Mr.. EDIToR:-The examination exercises
of this Academy were had 1st and I'd of this
instant. These were comprehensive, tho
rough, and impartial, disclosing II marked
ability upon the part of Prof. Collins, the eff
ficient Principal of the School, and testing the
proficiency of the students. 1t was apparent
that the different branches were taught in
their principles, and the students evinced an
acquaintance with the rudiments of their
studies really encouraging in this day of SUI
pcrficial teaching. No memOriter answers to
pre-arranged questions deceived the audience;
but the discussion of principles and the de-
mand for reasons for all replies, left no place
for the dull or indolent student to escape de.
lection. The interest taken in the eXamina.
ton by the citizens was very complimentary
to Prof. Collins-and creditable to themselves
They regard the Academy with pride and
pleasure, and right worthy is it Of the foster.
ing care bestowed upon it.
The evening of the last day was devoted to
speaking by the young men; reading compost
lions by the young ladies, and delivering
pieces by the little folks Prizes were award.
cd to NJ. Garrison for the best defamation; to
Miss Adelia Broils for the best read compost.
ton; and to Miss Tennie Morgan for the best
spoken piece. The yaledictory composition
was read by Miss Myra Garrison; then Mr.. w
L. Broils delivered a valedictory address, af-
ter which Prof. Ryan, a celebrated lecturer
on Elocution, was called to the stage, and made
some happy remarks ON the improvement Of
the mind. Prof. Collins then made some APP.
propriate and touching remarks, after which
the exercises clio ed. w. ii. W **** ~
Smiths X Roads, Rhea Co., July 9th, 1869
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Cane Creek Academy.

BY reference to an advertisement in our col
umns, it will be seen that the first session at
this Institution will commence on the 18th of
September next. The School will be under the
charge of Prof. J. II. Drummer, formerly Presi-
dent of Hiwassee College, gentleman too well
known to render any commentator from us
necessary, and Miss Kate Carlock, young
lady who is spoken of as well qualified for the
duties of teacher. These. with other advan-
tages to which we referred week or two
ago, will make Cane Creek A cademy most de-
sirablc place for those in pursuit of good and
substantial education. For terms of tuition,
etc, see advertisement,
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Death Of Il Good Man.

we takc the iolioWinS JUST trlpulc iroHl the
Atlanta IteUigencer Of last Saturday:
DEATH OF "WILLIs.'-There is not man
among the survivors of Anderson's Georgia
Brigade but will receive with profound sorrow
the tidings of this mans death, which took
servant of Gen. "Tigc'' Anderson, "Willis'
shared the perils of that battle-scarrcd brig.
sde for four years in Virginia, and was among
the " fiithful' who ate parched corn with /,
up to the final hour when its coors were furl-
cd ut Appomatox Courthouse. He was faith
ful to every trust rcposed in him; and his
faults were few. Peace to his ashes, and may
his soul rest in Heaven.
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Miss Bridges School.

The next session will commence on Monday.
the I'd day of August. Miss Bridges has had
much experience as u teacher, and her School
ranks high in this community. She Is an es-
Unable lady, devoting her mind and energies
to a good and useful work, and we esteem it
both duty and pleasure to commend her
efforts in the cause of education to the atten-
tion of parents and guardians.
For terms of tuition, board, etc., see adver-
tscment
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NcJIiuu County.

Marriage Licenses were issued during the
month of June, from the County Court Clerks
Office of McMinn county, to the following NAM
cd parties:
Argyle Blevins to Sarah T.. Graves.
Houston Massengale to Martha Blankinship.
David Swanner to Sarah league.
Jerome N. Martin to Emma j. Shuts.
II. G.. Snyder to l.. A. Freeman.
James Womack to Martha Gee.
James Crow to Corrie Turner.
Henry Cate to Tennie Miller.
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AGENTS FOR THE POST.

Thcfollowing named gentlemen will act as
agents for the Posrinremittings subscriptions
from thoir respective localities:
JonNL. McKINNEY, Riceville.
w. j. ABEL, Decatur.
b. F. MARTIN, Calhoun.
II. A. CRAWFORD, Washington, Rhea Co.
u. w. LATTIMER, Four Mile Branch.
II. b. SHIRLEY, Sulphur Springs, Rhea
county, Tennessee.
Dr.J. +. RHoToN, Messy Creek. Tenn.
DIR. j. G. G. GARNER, Benton, Tennessee.
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The Quarterly Court was in full session on
Monday, and transacted good deal of bust
ness, the most important of which was restor.
ing the old line between the 18th and 18th
civil districts, which had been changed by
an act of the Legislature. Appropriations
amounting to about five hundred dollars were
made.
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Special Notice,

Tho undersigned offer, at private sale, the
entire Stock Of Drugs, Fixtures and the Drug
with good security, or for cash. The Stock
and Store-house will be sold together or sepa'
rately as may be desired.
NJ. l.. PHILLIPS,
THEODORE RICHMOND,
Executors Of VIM. Burns, decd,
Athens, July 2, lSG9-tf-S3
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HELMS Knoxville Directory.

We received q copy of this work day or
two ago. We propose to examine it and give
, - proper notice next week. We can only
say at present that it is handsomely gotten
,lHp, and viii no doAbt prove useful to every
business man in the country between Bristol
ou-the-Lipe and Chattanooga,
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PLANTERS HOUSE,
Market ST., Chattanooga, Tenn,
j. Ii. ALLISON, Proprietor.

A n OMNIBUS is ALWAYS IN ATTEND
"A ance to convey guests to and from the
House free of charge.
July 8, 1SG9-tf-S4
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MAR RIED.

CATE-MILLER.-Att the residence OF the
brides father, in Calhoun, Tenn, on Thurs
Mr.. II. CATE, to Miss TENNIE MILLER, both
Of Calhoun. Tennessee.
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Decatur Academy

The closing Exercises at this Institution will
occur on the 18th and 10th instant. We learn
that the School has been well attended during
the session.
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Scientific and Classical Institute,
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-01-06
Good Advice to the South.

General Longstreet has written a letter
which is intended to give instruction to the
disorderly elements in the South, in advance
of the new policy which is probably to be
pursued by Grants administration. The
advice comes in wisely and properly; and
has tone of good sense about it which, if
the young blood of the South conprehends
and acts upon, will do some good. General
Longstreet advises that all the old feelings
of hostility shall be buried, that the South
shall await the action of General Grant,
trusting to his honesty of purpose in the ad-
ministration of affairs We hardly think,
judging from the antecedents of the Presi-
dent elect, that the South will be deceived
i'll the policy which he will pursue. 1t will
no doubt be directed towards peace, good
will and genuine reconstruction. We no.
tice that many of the Southern papers, the
Richmond journals especially. echo the
sentiments of Gen. .Longstreet's letter, in
which matter they also exhibit their good
sense. If this thing of reconstruction is to.
be done at all 1t were well that it is done
quickly. The elevation of Grant to the Pre-
sidency affords the hest opportunity for
bringing the whole affair to healthy solu-
ton, and it is well to see that the South is
beginning to comprehend this fact.-M z.
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