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Foreioh Items. In Lombardy the confis
cation of the property of those suspected to
be connected with the late insurrectionary
movements hod commenced. The frigates
Cumberland and St. Louis had taken many
fugitives onboard.
Prince Camerata Bonaparte has shot him
self. ""!The Rothschilds havo taken the Sardinian
loan.
Great military preparations are making in
Bavaria, and many arrests have taken place.
In France the Emperor has appointed Com
missioners to visit every part of the Empire
and enquire into the wants of the people.
Father Lacordicro has been ordered to quit
Paris, for alluding in harsh terms to the
Emperor.
A tradesman has been arrested in Paris for
shooting at the Archbishop of Paris.
The Earl of Malmesbury has reprimanded
the Commander of the English Frigate at
Genoa, for assisting Mnzziui to escape from
that city.
The Emperor of Austria has nearly recov
ercd from his wounds.
The rumer that a conspiracy existed at
it I l c l mi.-
nvenunarea prisoners mm io rcsui.
mi . . 1. a. . .! . 3
1 lie arrangements uctwuuu nusinu auu
Turkey are said to be as follows: The Hun
garians and Polus serving ir. the Turkish
army are to be immediately dismissed. The
Porte is to withdraw her troops from Mon
tenegro and pay four millions of piastres that
are due to Austrian subjects. Vleck nnd
Sutorina are to remain as part of Turkey, but
the Porte relinquishes the right to erect forti.
locations on them, or to approach them by sea,
A letter from Sun Antonio,
to the
Cotton Plant, states that a bill has
passed
the Texas Legislature which grants to the
Barings of London, the right of way from
Houston, Texas, to the El Passo. They ask
for no land nothing but the right of way.
Their agent, Mr. Chatsworth, has pledged
the faith of the Barings, and forty millions of
dollars, to carry out the matter nt once. They
intend carrying the road to the Pacific, and it
is understood the Mexican Government are
prepared to grant the right of way over the
territory.
t5FAt a lute meeting in London, of the
proprietors of the London nnd South Centre
Railway, it was stated that a simple contriv
ance had been introduced on the trams on
that railway for the greater safety nguinst ac
cidents, by whii'h communication was pre.
served between the guard and the engine
driver, by which the guard from his own box
might at pleasure sound the driver's whistle,
He said that during the lust ten years, carry,
ing as they did 2,000,000 passengers nnd
running 2,000,000 miles annually, not a single
fatal accident had occurred to a passenger.
J3?Of the 27,737 State paupers in Massa
chusetts, more than 11,000 aro foreigners:
lieSrty 10,000 of them British subjects. More
itian 1,500 forcigu paupers arrived there dur.
ing the last year. Of tho 27,737, more than
17,000 were made paupers by intemperance,
either of themselves or their parents and
guardians. The amount expended by the
Commonwealth for tho relief of this army of
Door Dannie was 8470,674. The number of
pauper children under fourteen years of ago
is 3,093.
Suicide Samuel Adams, living near Cut-
tasanquo, Lehigh county, Pa., committed sui,
cide, on Monday lust, by shooting himself
with a pistol. His wife tried to prevent him,
and in the struggle the ball passed through
her hand. Pecuniary troubles were the cause
of tho act
' Horace Mann, in a recent lecture on
Victoria's realm, said it might perhaps be
worth while to inquire at what period in his
tory, or iu what paroxysm of arrogance and
self esteem, a mere speck on the ocean, an
Island not half so large as some of our States,
came to be called "Great" Britain. The whole
Island might be sunk in our fresh-water lakes
without at all obstructing navigation.
The bauks of Mascachusetts now
have a capital of forty-three millions of dol
lars. They pay an anual tax of $430,000
(one per cent) into the Treasury of the Stute,
This tax is nearly two- thirds of tho ordina
ry revenue of that prosperous Common
wealth. CP" The U. States has entered suit a
gainst the late postmaster at Mobile, and his
sureties, to recover the amount for which he
la said to to doficiont-
fgf" There is a false gravity that is a very
ill symptom; and it may be said, that as
rivers, which run very slowly, hove always
the most mud at the bottom; so a solid stiff.
ness in the constant course of a man's life,
is a sign of a thick bed of mud at the bot
tom of his brain.
The Fiohtwo Courtess. The Cincin
nati Sun says that Lola Montcz, Countess of
Landsfelt, on the 17th, severely beat one
John Jones, who was acting as traveling agent
for her. She is described as having sprung
on the unfortunate Jones with the combined
fury of several wild cats, and that append
age joined to "her little arm," usually stylod
in plain English a fist, struck the defenceless
gentleman a blow somewhere in the vicinity
of the upper story, so heavy that be was pitch
ed several feet
The Boston Journal says, that President
Pierce has a liking for fat jolly fellows, and
advises all lank otWaeekera to keep away
from Washington.
'The Methodists of this country have
built churches nearly at the rate ot one per
apsek daring the eighty-seven yeart of their
existence as a denomination.
vomomiuxiu..garyHuueBI.c...i.r...eu. j nu chee8e "Any other reason ! "Yes sir, he
Provost of the town was hung in chains and'8hnvc8 without lat)er) nnd very frequcnty
The Natchez Courier, of March 5th, gives
the following obituary notice :
Died yesterday evening, at its locality in
front of our office, after enjoying several
months of high life, and sound as a dollar,
the whig pole. The flag that floated from
it was never Kauled down.
"We Rave it to the God of storms,
The lightning and the gale."
The furious blasts of November tore it
stripe by stripe, until, at Inst, its silver stiirs
disappeared in a blaze of glory. The pole
itself still proudly stood, an emblem of whig
defiance. We were unwilling, however, that
it should survive a whig administration, im
itating the devotion of the Hindoo wife to
the memory of her husband, and the affec
tion of the mockingbird that poisons her im
prisoned young, the pole had to suffer mar
tyrdom. We could not loan it to our neigh
bor, as we had done our crowing rooster.
The present misery of the latter, "cabined,
: 1. 1 I nj j :
n . i7 . pnii iing
office, was too pitiable, to allow us to subject!.
. . . J J
uuiii viae lu me Buiue uuiiuiuuiij uuu sv no
applied the axe.
Peace be to that nsh pole's ashes.
"Mr. Snigsbce, you said the defend
antwasin love; how do you know that?"
"He reads novels upside down, and writes
poetry in the day book when it should bo
'
tmistnkesthe sleevcsofhiscoatfortho legsof
his pantaloons; an error that he don't discov
er till he tries to fasten the tails to his sus
penders." "A clear case call the next wit
ness." Christ wus born among tho poor,
grew up among the poor, and died with the
poor. The cases in which he ever came in
contact with rich men, are noted with empha
sis in Scipture as remarkable exceptions.
A man has been sentenced at Paris
(France) to three years imprisonment for
uulhnrr milli'lf muilli.inMa Amiuif, hia num.
selling quacK medicines. Anions his coin
positions were the "Water of Giants," to
hasten the growth; "Water of Financiers," to
strengthen the flesh; the "Elixir of Arabs,"
to fortify the voice; "Prodigal Son Pomatum,"
composed, suggests the Gazette Tribunaux,
of trie marrow of the fatted calf, and the "Oil
of the Capuchins of Alsatia," to make the
beard grow. Jt was shown that tho waters
and elixirs were either pure water or scent
ed vinegars.
"Petter as Goot." "My German friend,
how long have you been married!" "Vel, dis
is a ting vat I seldom don't like totauknpout,
but veil I does it scorns to be so long as it
never vas."
F" There is not so much difference af
ter all in low-nocked dresses and a black
smith's hammer. Both excite starks, and
look as cold as the world's charity after a
welding heat
Remarkable Unanimity. George M.
Pickering, of Bangor, was elected Mayor of
that city on Monday last by a vote of 1,345
to 11. Mr. Pickering was a well known
Taylor Whig.
B3T"Dr. Graham, of Harrodsburg, Ken
tucky, will pay the expenses of any one to
and from that place, board him free of charge,
while there, nnd pressrtt him with a gold
medal, if he shall beat him at off-hand rifle
shooting, at which no sticks, stays, or hip-rests
will be allowed.
J5F"Thero is an interesting couplo in Cin
cinnati who have been engaged to bo married
for the hist five years, but no time has occur
red within that period when they were both
out oi prison at mo same lime.
A Model Speech. Here is a model
speech, made by the President of the North
amptonshire (England) Farming and Gra
zing Society, on presenting a prize cup to a
young man: ".Mow, young man, take that
cup, and remember also, to plough deep aud
j i- . ...
umiK siuiimw.
Statesmen. Gentlemen who securo the
respect of other people by losing all respect
tor themselves, l ncre aro tew ;reat men in
this or any other country, where knowledge
of the world was not purchsod by losing all
hopes for the next one.
Dialogue on Smokino. "No, my dear Mr.
Suiiishpipcs, I'm sure you are ruining your
health, Smoking as you do all the time: I
never saw anything like it in my life."
"Bless mo my love; what is the matter
now I You talk as if you never saw a cigar
before !"
"No, I do not mean that, but I really think
you carry it to excess."
"Why, I only smoke twenty-five or thirty
a day."
"Twenty-five or thirty V
"That's all."
"My stars and gai tcrs ! And you dont
call thai smoking to excess !"
.No."
' Well, Mr. Smashpipcs, perhaps you will
tell me what you ao consider smoking to
excess !
"Certainly my love."
"I'm listening."
"Well, I think a man may be said to smoke
too niucn wnen
"Well, what r
"Why when ho smokes two cigars
at
once."
Wit tx the Store. Magnanimous Em
ployer 'There my bov. take that letter to
Mr. Smith, nine hundred and something
Broadway.'
Enterprising Clerk 'Its a good way up
there, sir.'
Magnanimous Employer 'It will never be
nearer.'
Enterprising Clerk 'Must I walk, sirf
Magnanimous Employer 'Suit yourself.
my boy; run, u you preierr
China expends $40,000,000 for Opium
who wonders that they are a sleepy race.
The folly of connubial quarreling was
strik nirlv illustrated in Ixiwell the other day.
The better half of Mr. Evans got angry with
him and sought satisfaction by cutting off the
neaa oi nis ponnuu i pi nmignu nuauauu
flew to the law for satisfaction on his part,
and protection for the future, and the result
. -. m f I I m M .
was, that airs, bvana was uaeu, us mr.
Etan$ had to pay the fine.
MARRIED Ob Tuesday, the 4th March,
by Jaseph Cobb, Esq.. Mr. Joa C Ciuwu
ii Miss JIabu J. Uum, all of MeMiaa e.
CANDIDATES.
tW We are authorized to announce Col.
SAMUEL A SMITH, of Bradley, a candidate
to represent the Third Congressional District,
composed of the counties of lilount, Monroe,
Roane, MeMinn, Rhea, Meigs, l'olk, Hamilton,
Bledsoe, Bradley and Marion, in the next
Congress of the United States.
We are authorized and requested to
announce JNO. O. STEWART, Esq., of Meigs
county, as a candidate for the State Senate
for the District composed of the counties of
Meigs, 1'olk, Monroe and MeMinn.
Wo are authorized and requested to
announce JOHN II. DOBSON, of Polk coun
ty, as a candidate fur Joint Representative
from the District composed of the counties of
Meigs, MeMinn and Polk.
rfT" We are authorized and requested to
announce Maj. MOSES CUNNINGHAM as a
candidate to Represent MeMinn county in the
lower branch of the next Legislature.
are a,lUlorjzed aud requested to
r, muv n mvi ,.t P..11,1 . . .
1 nilllUUIKC VViltl MJt 11V a 1J a van l
didate for Joint Representative from the Dis
trict composed of the counties of Polk,
MeMinn and Meigs.
We are authorized and requested to
announce D. W. BALLEW, Esq., ns a candidate
for the State Senate for the district composed
of the counties of Monroe, MeMinn, i'olk,
and Meigs.
MASONIC NOTICE.
At a regular meeting of Limestone Lodge,
No. 178, held at their Hall 11th of February,
1853, the Rev. Richard Siarsox was expelled
from all the rights and privileges of Masonry,
for unmasonic conduct.
3t M. A WOOD, See. pro tenu
COMMERCIAL,
SAVANNAH MARKET.
Savannah, March 26.
Corn The stock, in consequence of the light
receipts, has been somewhat reduced, but we
notice no material change in prices. Prime
white North Carolina has been selling at 65
, bu. and Western at 60c.
I .... . .
Oats This article has declined, and we
quote it at 40 a 45c, with a fair stock on sale.
Bacon The stock on sale continues large,
and the demand moderate. e quote shorn
ders at 8J a 8Jc; sides at tJ a 91c, and hams
at 1 3 a 1 5c.
Salt During the week several cargoes have
arrived. We hear of several cargoes selling
at 80 cents per sack.
Molasses Cuba Molasses has improved in
price during tho week, in consequence of the
light stock on the market. We quote 20 a 21c
per gal. For New Orleans, 30 a 31o per gal.
Exchange The Banks are selling sight
checks on all Northern cities at J perct. prem.
uauy icws.
MACON MARKET.
Macon, March 23.
Bacon is dull nnd stocks pretty heavy.
Small lots lorceil upon the niaket at De; mer
chants jobbing oil lots nt 10c.
Lard 10 to 10J cents per lb.
Flour S5.75 to $tt per bbl.
Com Meal 55 to Cue per bushel.
Feathers 35 a Tiia per lb.
Com 65 a COo per bushel.
Outs 35 a 37c per bushel.
Potatoes Irish, dull; sweet 45 a 50c per bu.
Peas 68 n 70c per huahcl.
Cofec Firm, ttj a 10 cents per lb.
Molasses 26 a 27 cents per gal.
Sugars Hew Orleans 7 a 7 Ac; Stuart's re-
fined 8 a 81c.
Owing to heavy rains for a few days back
Out litu oimig in our mantel,
ltesiiectfullv.
ALLEN it DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Mucon, Ga.
ATLANTA MARKET.
Atlanta, March 24.
Bacon Tho market is well supplid with
this article and hog round sells ut ti a 10a,
hams plenty at Ui a 12 cents.
Lard Plenty at 9 a 10 cents per lb.
Com is selling at 40 to 45 cents.
Com Meal 40 to 45 cents.
Fork Hog round, 6 to 7c; pickled 10c.
Beefhy the quarter, 4 to 6 cents.
Potatoes Sweet. 40 to 60c; Irish 60 a 60c.
Salt Liverpool sacks scarce, $2 a $2,50.
Atlanta Intelligencer.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New Orleans, March 14,
This week's operations in Cotton reach 83,
000 bales, or more than double the receipts,
At these rates the large stock on hands will
soon be reduced to comfortable dimensions.
Notwithstanding the magnitude of these ope
rations the sales effected show an advance
unon last week's o notations, and the tenden
cy is to a still further improvement. We quote
inferior 5 a tlje; ordinary 7 a 7c; middling 8
a flic; good middling V a 10c; middling lair
10? a lOJe; tair He.
Coffee Sales of the week 12,100 bners, (in
eluding 1250 bngs slightly damaged, sold at
auction at Vie, I ui, prices ranging uciweeu
9 and 010.
Awnr has been dull at last week s reduced
quotations, and prices very irregular. Inferior
'l a :c; common of n age; mir 10 iuii y mir
: a 4?c. " ecu s operations ,nm iiuus.
Molasses Sales of the week 250 barrels.
Prices for sour and fermenting parcels 17 a
20c: aood to choice lots Tl a 24o.
Tobacco Sold during the week 1200 hhds.
at an advance. Wo quote inferior to common
leaf 6 a 5jc; fair fit a 6c; nne tt a jc; cboice
6a7io.
Com has varied but little in price, prime
lots bringing 46 a 470 per bu.
Oats 11 a 42c per bushel.
Bran 85 a 87 Jo per 100 pounds.
Jau tiO ter ton.
fined Fruits No change to note in price.
Bean
White, few coming forward, they
bring f 1,75 a $2 per bushel,
f eathers 43 a 4B0 per 10.
Salt Liverpool 71 a 76 per sack.
Baton still continues to decline. Shoulders
6 a 6fc; sides, ribbed, 7 Jo, clear 8ta 9c; hams
9 a lUe.
Lard Barrels and tierces 9c, kegs 9 a 10c
Butter Goshen 23 a 28c; Western 14 a 17c
Cheese Western 9J a 10c
Onnny Baas Vie each.
Exchanae on New York, closed on Saturday
at. for sight a 4c, and 60 day bills It a 2 per
cent discount.
Respectfully,
a TEMPLE,
Commission and Forteardino Merchant,
Ao. 45 Camp street, Arew Orleans.
SYRUP. A superior article just received
and for sale. lap I S. K. REEDER.
.
Groceries
St REEDER has just received a large
supply of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, 4c
For sale low. april 1
JACK SALT. Just received and for sale
150 sacks Salt. B K. RF.F.DF.R.
April 1.
For Spring & Summer Trade !
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods !
S. K. R E E D E R,
IS now receiving and opening his New
Goods, and can assure his friends that he
has never purchased a Spring stock so attrac
tive. He would call particular attention to
his assortment of
RICH DRESS GOODS!
Plain and Fancy Silks; plain and figured
Bercgcs; French Organdies; Victoria Lawns;
Jaconets, Swiss and French Muslins, Cnmbrics,
Ginghams, Prints, fcc., Ac.; Ribbons, Dress
Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Laces, Mitts, Silk
Gloves, Bonnets for Ladies and Misses, Silk
and Cotton Hosiery, and in fact almost every
thing called for in this market.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:
Ho has Cloths, Cassimeres, Testings, Cot
tonades, Linen Drilling, Drap d'Etc, aud
Summer Cloths of all kinds. Boots and Shoes;
lints and Caps, latest styles, tic, &c.
Also, a lage assortment of Domestics, Drill
ings, d'e., Src.
He solicits an early call, and by examining
his stock you will find that his assortment
is complete, and suited to the wants of the
public. April 1, '63
NEW ST ORE !
IIEN12HAR tSc KNOX,
CHARLESTON, TENN.,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
and the pufeio generally, that they have
juai, incivsv uyeyeu O lUlge anu
selected stock 4 .
Spring and Summer Goods!
Among which may be found Cloths, Cassi
meres, Vesting;., Tweeds, Ermine Cloths, Fan
cy Satinets, Dnip d'Eta, Mottled Cassimeres,
Persian Cloths; Satins, Silks, Be r aire de Lain en,
Shnlla de Laines, Mouse de Laines, Figured
Bernges, Silk Poplins, Corded Muslins, Vic
toria Lawns, India Lawns, Alpnceas, Mohair
Lustres, jaconets, owiss Aiuslms, .Luces, Kib
lions, Edgings, Dress Trimmings, Prints a
general assortment, Cotton, Silk and Linen
Cninbrio Hdkfc, Y-ork Camlets. Cottonndes,
Tickings, Hosiery, Ac. A superior stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware ani Cutlery, together with the
latest Spring styles of lints and Caps; Ladies
Bonnets, fco., t .. Also, a good assortment of
GROCERIES,
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Ac. Ac,
In short, they have everything, and more
too, usually found in stores in this section of
country.
They invite the public to call and
examine their stock, which they feel confideut
win piense, uotn as to style and price.
3?" They will take in exchange for Goods
all kinds of Country Produce, at the highest
iiiaraei, prices,
April 1, '63 tf 236
Chanery Sale.
Anderson Campbell, Administrator of David
It. Pureell, Mary A. McCoy, Administrator
ot JJanioI It. 1'urcel, and her husband Ken
neth McCoy,
rs.
The Heirs aud Creditors of Daniel It. Pureell,
deceased.
In the Chancery Court at Cleveland, Tennessee.
PURSUANT to n decree rendered in this
cause at the last term of this Court, I will,
on the 24th day of May next, sell the follow
lowing described lands upon the premises to
the highest bidder, subject to the Widow's
dowor, to wit: One Hundred and Fiftii Acres,
the North oir t quarter of section twenty-tour,
second townslii;, mid range one. West of the
basis line 'K ''.t.Oeoee district. Bradley couu
ty, TenusJC
Jvrms vf Sale Six and twelve months
credit, evcent ten per cent, which is required
to be puid down, and bond and seeurit ' for
the residue, and a lien retained upon the h ud
uui.ii me jiurciiuftu money is pani.
JA.lll-.S JiLKIlV, V. C Jl.,
By IS. Fiiank Stoi't, d. a v.
April 1, 1863 td Prs fee $5,50 236
Chancery Sale of Land.
IJURSUANTton decree of the Chancery
Court at the February term, 1853, iu the
case ot .lull n llutsell against David li. Carlisle
and Michael Watenberger, I will sell on the
14th day of -May next, at the Court-house
door in the town of Athens, MeMinn countv.
Tennessee, nt, public outcrv, on a credit of
six months, except the sum of titty dollars to
bo paid in hnnu, IIUXVKED AAV
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, in the 2d civil
district iu snid county of MeMinn, and adjoin
ing the lands of William Ilobnck and others,
and the land ou winch the said Carlisle is
now living. WM. I.OWRV, C. & M.
April 1, I8P3 tds Prs fee SI 236
SI. L. CARTWRIOIIT.
lEltoY ARMSTRONG.
C1RTU RIGHT & ARMSTRONG,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-stuffs,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE,
Fancv Articlks, and Perkumerv,
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
Powder, Shot. &c.
Comer of Broad and Market streets.
JYasHKlllc.
4 LL articles warranted, nnd will be sold
J.. as low as can be bought in the South,
march 25, '53 Int 235
Notice.
TV virtue of an order of sale to me direct-
L ed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Monroe county, I will, on the first Monday of
Muv next, st me i oui-i-iiouse door in .tiadi-
sonville, otfer for sale for cash in hand, to the
highest bidder, Sirtrcn Hundred Acres of Land,
lying in the 17th Civil listrict of Monroe
countv. adioiiuug tho Lands of Benianiiu
Johnston and Thus. "nllnway, levied on as the
property of Joseph Hodsden, to satisfy a judg
ment iu favor of Kdinund Mctlder.
ItOlJEKT RUSSELL. Sh'f.
march 15, 1853 td Prs fee f 3 235
CIRCUIT COURT, BRADLEY CO.
Polly Haney, 1
vs. V Petition for Divorce.
John Hanev. I
CAME the petitioner, by her solicitor, and
filed her bill for Divorce, in the t ircuit
Court Clerk's office of Bradley county, Ten
nessee, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Clerk from the bill, that John Hanev. the
defendant, is a non-resident of the State of
Tennessee, and supposed to be in the State of
Missouri or Arkansas, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him, there-
fore publication is made in the Athens Post,
a newspaper printed in the town of Athena
Mo -'inn eonnty, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the said John Haney to ap-
pear at the May term of said ircuit Court,
1853, and plead, answer or demur to the
plaintilt s tun, or tns same
a B . . r , .
rill be taken
tor
co of Sated, and set for hearing rr parte.
JOUN IL PAYNE, Clerk.
mareb ii, lS5-4t Prsfe $3 US
Sehorn's Variety Store!
SEIIOR.V has just returned from the North,
with a large and well assorted supply of
everything. He returns his thanks to the
public for past favors and invites attention to
his present stock, among which may be found
the following articles:
watches Uold Lever, Silver Lever and Le
pine Watches.
Gold Chains, Keys and Seals;
Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings and Ear Drops,
Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Shirt Studs and Collar
Buttons;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens;
Gold and Silver Spectacles, a large lot, suit
able to all ages;
Silver Tea and Table Spoons;
Fine Pocket Cutlery, a lame lot: Razors.
Scissors, de.;
Plated Ware Castors, Candlesticks, Ac;
Pistols l olt's and Allen's Revolver", dif
fereut sizes and styles, and of superior finish.
Fancy Articles.
A large lot of Fans, Spnmsh and Paris, with
Bone and Ivory sticks, of every size and price;
Fancy Steel Beaded Bags, Purses and Port
moneys; Ladies' Work Boxes and Dressing Cases;
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Comb and Shaving Brush
es all kinds;
Dominoes, Backgamon Boards, Chessmen
and Loto;
Portfolios, Ivory Tablets, Pocket Diaries;
Musical Instruments Accordeous, Violins,
Flutes, Fifes and Flngeolets;
Combs of all kinds and varieties Shell,
Buffalo, Horn, and Ivory;
Snuff Boxes, Beaded Necklaces, Steel Bead
ed Pin-cushions, and numerous other articles;
., Perfume and Cosmetics.
Flavoring Essences for Cake, Custards, Ice
Creams, Ac; Wright's celebrated Extract for
handkerchiefs; Cologne of nil kinds; Fhiloconie
for the hair; 'hrystaline Pomatum, Ox Mar
row, Nutritive Cream, Pomade, Rose and
Bear's Oil, for the hair.
Sonps Olephane, Ambrosial Cream, and
Tablet, for shaving; Floating, Military nnd
Windsor Soap, and 'hrystaline Wash Balls.
Meenfun, the celebrated Chinese Skin
Powder; Aromatic Clirystulos for the bend
ache; Rose Tooth Taste, and Cold Cream for
the skin, chaps, de.
Cloclu, f-c.
Eight Day and Thirty Hour Lever Clock:
Thermometers; Fancy Match Boxes, China
and Brass; Paints Boxes and Brushes.
Conectionaries.
Cnndies of all kinds. Prunes, Figs, Rnisins
nnd Citrons; Strawberries. Damsons. Grapes
anu iiucKieiierries; nesii i;nuiari; riekle tier
kins, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Pepper Sauce.
Syrups Lemon, Pine Apple, Strawberry
nnd Snrsaparilla.
Sardines and Scotch Herrings; Soda Crack
ers and Cheese.
AJmonds, Brazil Nuts, and English Walnuts;
i-nocoiate, i superior article;
Pine Apples and Oranges;
Star Candles.
Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Fine Chewing Tobacco, the best assortment
ever brought to the place; Cigars of various
and superior brands.
Toys, fc.
A large and general nsortmcnt of Toys,
suiteu to tne taste ana mncy oi me juveniles.
The above comprises only n portion of my
stock. I bought on reasonable terms, and Bin
determined to sell nt low prices for Cash.
C3f watches, locks, Jewelry, d'e, repair
ed ou snort notice. m.iiuk.n,
Korth side Public Square.
Athens, march 25, '63
Mrs. Fyffe's School,
rOR the instriii'tion of yountr T.ndicR and
L small Boys, will open on the 4th of April.
Terms, I'EB Session ;
Preparatory Class, (5,00
Junior Class, 7,00
Senior Class, 8,00
I'icidentui expenses defrayed as usual,
march 25, '53 3t 235
W. N. Bit KNELL, M. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Madisonvillk, Te.vnesske,
TTAVIXG rceentlv returned from attending
AX a course of Medical instruction in the
University of Nashville, again respectfully
tenders his professional services to the public,
march 25, '63 3t 235
Grocery & Commission House.
JOH. A. NKLSON,
EAST MACON, GA.,
KEKPS constantly on hand a full supply
of Groceries, which he will sell on ac
commodating terms. He will also give
prompt attention to any PRODUCE that
may be consigned to him, and solicits the
trade from East Tennessee.
march 18. 1853 ly 234
A. J. WHITtt,
Grocery & Commission Merchant,
MACON, GA.
A CONSTANT supply of Sugar, Coffee, Ten
Iron, Salt, Bngiai.'e, Rope, Ac., with ul
most every article in the Grocery line. Also,
Georgia made Osnaburgs, 1 arns, te., whole
sale nt ractory prices.
FISflle respectfully solicits consignment
of Bacon. Lard, Grain, Hnv and other Ten
nessee Products having superior storage, nn
to which prompt attention will be given. 11
is prepnrcd to grant the usual facilities in ad
vances upon rroluce in store.
He refers his Tennessee friends to
Col. A. II. Keith. Athens. Tenn.
W. S. Callaway, Esq., MeMinn co.
Messrs. Orme, Wilson t Co., Loudon.
HtUlf, I flllU BL V., t ... .
Wi
march 18, 1853 ly
233
Produce Depot in Atlanta
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
(Successors to Pcjg tf' liomar,)
ATLANTA, GA.,
Ware-Ifotite aud Commfulon Herekaut;
AND GENERAL AGENTS
T?0R the purchase and sale of all kinds of
Ml Tennessee Produce, Merchandise, Groce
ries, Ac
inarch 18, 1853 ly 234
WASHINGTON HALL,
ithfiti, tVtr.,
T"EING situated almost enni-distnnt from
Aj the Macon t Western, W estcrn A Atlan
tic, and Georgia Railroad Depots, this House
will be found Imth a convenient and comfort
able abode for Traveler, while sojourning at
this point. Meals will be served on the arri
val of the several Passenger Trains, and every
attention paid to the wants and comfort of
visitors.
LOYD 4 PULLIAM. Proprietors.
Atlanta, march 18. 18S3 It S34
LOT of FRESH CLOVER SEED for salai.
r . v a 1 inrvra cw x "
ALO
Fsb. 1 8-J KTES SOS Co.
The World's Fair in Athens !
When you hear the Whistle look
out for the Engine !
McSPADDEN & HORTON,
ARE happy to inform their friends and tha
Dublio generally, and the T .Allies nnrrion.
larly, that their large and well selected stock
of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
is now complete. Their stock consists In part
of Cloths, t assimeres, Satins, Silks, Vestings,
Tweeds, Ermine Cloths, Fancy Satinets, Drap
d'Eta, Mottled Cassimeres, Persian Cloths,
lierage de Laines, fehalla de Laines, Mouse da
Laines, Figured Borages, Silk Poplins, Corded
Muslins, Victoria Lawns, India Lawns, Al
paccas, Mohair LuBtres, Orleans Cloths, Jaco
nets, Swiss Muslins, Laces, Edgings, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, Prints of every variety and
price, Cotton and Silk Hdkfs, I.itien-Camb'o
Ildkfs, York Camlets, Cottonadts, Tickings,
Hosiery, Gloves. A very superior stock ot
READY-MADE CLOilllXG, for Spring
and Summer. Also, a superior stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware and Cutlery, together with the
latest Spring styles of llats and Caps; Ladies
Bonnets, Ac, tc. Drugs, Medicines, Books,
Tovs, d-o.
We cannot enumerate every article on
hands, but would ask the public to give us a
call, and we will take great pleasure in show
ing them our Goods, which we have no hesi
tancy in saying will prove to them something
rich, rjire aud raey.
ST" We still continue to take all kinds of
Country Produce ul highect prices.
McSI'ADDEN fc MORTON1.
march 18. '53.
1853 SPRING GOODS 1 1853
J. A. WltlUHT&CO.,
ARE now receiving n large and well se
lected stock of Goods, consisting of al
most every article usually kept by merchants
in this section of the country. Also, a good
lot of Gentlemen's Ready-made Clothing.
tIKOCEttlES.
We have a good lot on hnnd, consisting of
Sugar, Coffee, MolnsseB, ilc, Ac, all of which
we propose to sell at a low rate for Cash or
Prodi ce, for which we will always give the
highest price.
We return our thnuka for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended us, and shall
endeavor still to merit greater.
We can make it to vour interest to trad
with us. Give ns a ciifl. We charge nothing
for showing our Goods.
Sweetwater, march IS, 18."3 tf 234
L1GHTF0OT, FLINDERS & CO.,
Grocery & Commission Merchants
EAST MACON, GA.
A CONSTANT supply of Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Iron, Salt, Rope, Bagging, Ac, with al
most every article in the Grocery line. Also,
a general stock of Dry Goods, Hardware,
!lioes, Hats, iiv.
They respectfully solicit consignments of
Bneon, Lard, Grain, Hay nud other Tennessee
Products having superior storage, and to
which promnt attention will be given. They
are prepared to grant the usual facilities in
advances upon Produce in 81 ore.
Referent's: Win. S. Callaway, MeMinn co.;
Tibb's A Hurdwiek, Cleveland; 'l.eiioir & God
dard, Philadelphia; J. Fitzgcruld t Co., Sweet
water.
DAVID FLANDERS. W. T. LIGHTFOOT.
march 18, 1853 ly
W. C. BANDY,
234
JAN. l DAVIS,
C ) :.l MISS IO N M ERVHA N T,
Atlanta, Georgia,
On the corner of Whitthall and Alabama sis.,
ojijiosite the Holland House,
"ITHIERE he will keep constantly on band a
H large stoek of STAPLE AXI FANCY
DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES of all de
scriptions, which will he sold nt wholesale or
retail, on ns good terms as can be procured iu
the city of Atlanta.
All business put under bis charge will re
ceive prompt attention. Ail letters of ennuirv
n relation to the market will receive atten
tion. Planters and deulers in his line will
please cull and examine his stock.
march 18, 18,j3 ly 234
AUEX" & DUMAP,
CO MM IS S ION MERC II A N T S,
Macon, Georgia.
STRICT personal attention to orders and
quick returns of sales of Produce.
They will give special ntteiitiou to con
signments from East Tciiuessce.
I. 1. ALLEN. g. g. m-NlAP.
march 18, 1853 1 v !i:u
D. It. DAMCLS'
HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE,
Corncrof Summer and Deaderiek streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
march 1 1, 18,13 ly 233
I NS U R ANCE,
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Licensed by the State tf Tennessee.
Capital i.iO,nnc).
JT. I'. T.1VJ.OH,.1ffrnt.
rISKS taken upon Stores, dwellings and
V personal property, in town or country.
Persons de-irons nf ell'eeting insurance in
East Tennessee, can do so liv nddrcsMiig (port
paid.) II. P. Tnvlor, Kuoxville, or by Hi, pi) ing
to J. or C. W. Metcalfe, near Athens, Tenn.
For reference enquire of agents.
Feb. 24, 1S53 3m 231
RANKIN, PULLIAM & CO.,
IMPORTKRS AND WAOLfcSALK HEALERS IH
For sign and rfnurlcan Dry Goods,
No. 17 Haync street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WM. B. RASKr,
R. W. ITLI.IAM,
Feb. ta, 1853 tf
P. M. CIAIR1IILE,
A. D. SMITH.
231
Sale of Bank Stock.
T ILL bo offered for sale, at public outcry,
T f to the highest bidder, at the Court
house door in Athens, on Mondav. the 4th
day of April next, Thirty-three Shares of Bank
Stoek in the Planter's Dank of Tenurssee. be
longing to the estate of John Matlock, dee'd.
ItRMS ian.
WM. F. FORREST, Executor.
March 11, 1853 tds 2:43
JAMES R. BUCHANAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LOUDON, TENN.
DeeetnW 24, 1852 tf
Vf re t a call.
VE wil1 tt'va Groceries at cash price and
T cash for Corn. Oats. Ten. I!nttr
Festher,:tc. 4c. Ac
KEVES,S0NlO.
Dm.-It, 1852
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