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Prospect of the wheat trade.
The return iu tlie European market of
comparative abundance of LrcadstutU irom
the last harvests, lifter the short crops of 1 803
have bad a sensible effect iu reducing prices
even below the standard which the stato of
upplica justified. A reaction however has
taken place, particularly in the English mar
kcU; and the advance, from the most reliuhle
returns of the probable English demand, and
of the houio and foreign supplies to meet that
demand, will in all probability bo maintained
until tho harvest of 1805. The London Mark
Litne Express makes the following estimate
of English supplies fur the ensuing year:
The eHtimated extra breadth sown in the
United Kingdom last seiwon is one-tenth almv.
the average, equal to 1,000,000 quarters. On
the other hand, there is an excess of produce
above the average, of from one-sixth to one
eighth. Taking the mean of one-seventh,
our account of tho present crop and stuck
stands as follovvs:
Quarters.
16,000,000
l,(i00,000
Average produce
Excess ia breadth one-tenth
17,600,000
Excess of produco one seventh 2,51-1,285
' Quarter 20,114,i85
If to this wo add one million and a half of
foreign grain, we have an aggregate of 21,
614,285 quarters to meet the consumption of
the year which is estimated at 21,000,000.
There will still, however, bo tlie usual stock
of the country now minus 5,000,000 quar
ters to be made up. For it would bo mon
strous to suppose, (hat in a country like this,
there should he no stock on hund to fall back
upon in nn emergency. We shall therefore
require hn importation this year of from four
to five million quarters, to place us in the
average condition we have hitherto found our
selves in, in regard to tho stock of w heat."
To obtain this supply, it is not estimated
that the usual quota, if uny, will be furnished
from the Ports of the Black Sea. The re
quiiements of the state of war w hich exists
there, the consumption and waste of largo
hostile armaments, will absorb more than the
supplies heretofore shipped to Western Eu-
rope. France and Italy ure closed against
exportation by prohibitory laws, and in each
the stocks of old wheat have been exhausted
Supplies from thu Baltic have also been cut
off, leaving mainly the German States, Canada
nnd the United States as the sources from
which the deficits must be furnished.
Under these circumstances, w ith undoubtful
supply from Northern Europe, no old stocks
nnd a comparatively much smaller crop in tint
United States than in 1S53, it would seem
nlmost a certainly that prices of breadstuffs
must rnngo high for the next eight or ten
months.
Would Not be FREE.-The Chicago Times
lias a story of a gentleman from Missouri,
stopping in that city, had with him a slave
man. Tho nnti-slavery folks hearing of the
slave, tendered him the hospitality of a winter
in Canada, nnd on his declining to leave his
master, they proposed to make him free,
whether ho desired it or not. A crowd of
about five hundred assembled for this pur
pose, but the slave proved stiff-necked, nnd
mounting a store W.iii.kIo a regular speech,
in which he defined his position as against
nbolitionism.nnd the crowd left him "alone in
liis glory," free to be a slave.
Sharp Practice. During tho last sum
mer nn attorney in a country town in Muine,
having ri small demand against a member of
the second advent persuasion, made a demand
tipon the same for payment, Tho Millerito
refused, adding that on the 7th of October
lie should be in the clouds of heaven nnd far
removed from the vexation of legal duns nnd
bores. The attorney upon this pious declara
tion immediately sued out n writ with nn oath
annexed that the defendant wns "about to
lenve the State," &c, had him arrested there
upon and mntlu him fork over. .
Number of Slaves in thb World. The
African Institution of Paris an association
for tho diffusion of civilization nnd Christian
light in Africa has recently issued a circular
which shows that the number of blacks held
in slavery in different countries is seven and
half millions, of which 3,095,000 are in the
United States, 3,250,000 in Brazil, 000,000 in
.the Spanish colonies, 85,000 in the Dutch
colonics, 140,000 in tho republics of Central
America, nnd 80,000 in European establish
monts in Africa.
Elovemknt. Strange n it may seem, says Is
uiournss yniiey (Uili.; Telegraph, n clear
caso of unlicensed departure took place in our
village yesterday. The parties wcro from
Pike originally, iuid it .vas fun to see their
wny of doing the matter up. Tho woman has
n husband living in town, who expressed bis
unwillingness with regard to tho proceedings
by clinging to her dress. The hooks gave
way, and the fair damsel went out of the vil
Ingo iu her petticoats.
Buffalo, Nov. 2.
The Coroner's Investigation of tho Great
Western Railroad accident is still going on.
The Wutehmiin, Patrick Rue, w ho is stated
to have told the Engineer of the Gravel train
that the Express train had passed, has return
ed nnd given himself up. He denies tho
charge, nnd says he told the Engineer that the
Express train had not passed and that the
Engineer in reply told him "to go to Hell!"
Tho evidence that has been given is very
contradictory.
t-if" Our "Foreign Relations" nro in a
good state; fiooo of llicin landed at New York
on Sunday.
W During your travels in Canada, Mr.
Slocuni, did you meet with anything that nr.
rested your attention t "Yes, ir a Deputy
Sheriff; ho not only arrested my attention,
but my person, nnd marched us imih off to
Lincoln county jail, for crossing the lino
without paying duty on n yaller dog."
tT" A jailor in a Western Stato had re
ceived, strict orders not to keep his prisoners
In solitary confinement. Once, when he had
but two in charge, one escaped, and be was
obliged, in consequence, to kick the other out
of doors, in order to comply with tho regula
tior,. ' fEf'Tunis Love Snook' has been appoint
ed by Lord Elgin, Notary Public in Upper
Canada. What's in a name t .
Fred. Douglass spoke In Gnlena recently
Fred, and Stephen appear to bo stumping
the State. .
A Western paper speaks of a man who died
without tht nid of a physician. Such In
stances lire very. rare.
What is a Fish ? Some of the paper
are laughing nt a treasury circular, which ex
cmptsfrom duty "fish of nil kinds, and all
other creatures living in the water," which
they compare to the expression, "all the
world and the lest of mankind." Now many
animals live iu the water that are not fish; for
instance the seal, nnd .also the porpoise and
walrus; and strange as it may seem to some
tho whale is not a fish. Fishes have cold
blood and are not obliged to inhale the air
all animals therefore that have warm blood
or that are compelled to breathe the air can
not be a fish. The circular fhercfore is quite
right, und the mirthful critics nre entirely
wrong.
S.-J?" Mr Brown, counsel for Beale, the
Philadelphia dentist, on Monday filed fifteen
reasons for a new trial among them, that the
verdict rendered is against the law and the
evidence that the jury was prejudiced by
statements not in the evidence indulged in
liquor during the trial and that some of them
declared their minds made up before hearing
the evidence. Tho urgumeiit on the motion
will be commenced to-day beforo the Court
in banc. A n otion was also made to admit
him to bail pending the argument. Tho judge
deferred bis decision for the present.
I-ST A Virginian has beaten tho Yankees
at their own weapons. John J., of Rollow,
Fredericksburg, Va., has invented a machine
which will husk and shell corn ut one opera
tion. Thu car with husk is thrown in its
mouth, and in the twinkling of an eye the
corn falls at one point, the clean cob coming
out of the other end. Its capacity is about
four hundred barrels per day.
3J1. M. King, a guard in the Ohio
Penitentiary haj been detected in purloining
goods from thu Penitentiary nnd ussistiug a
prisoner to escape. In King's house they
found about onu hundred dollar's worth of
boots, shoes and leather, together with n
"largo and complete assortment" of other ar
ticles, consisting of ticking, yarn, fine thread,
shoe thread, lacks, &c., the whole constitut
ing a stock large enough to set up two or
three Yankee puddlars in a thriving business.
It is said that about $2,000 worth is missing,
in nil.
1:4?" Tho Mormon Temple being built at
Salt Lake City is ono hundred nnd eighty-six
feet long by ninety-nine wide. The founda
tion is laid sixteen feet below the surf.iee of
the earth (and is built of solid masonry) and
sixteen feet thick. A promenade of twenty
feel wide is to be built the entiro distance
around the building, to be gained by a num
ber of steps. Tho wall is to be ninety-six
feet high and the whole building covers nn
area 21,850 feet of ground.
Opening Them Eves at Last. Some of
the Southern Democratic papers nro hegin
ning to open their eyes, nnd not only that but
Mutually to use them, since the lute elections
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, nnd Indiana. The
Stanton (Va.) Vindicator says: "Tho Demo
crats of tho North are corrupt if it were
not so, where they have majorities, the dus
pcrato spirit of fanaticism would not have so
signally triumphed!"
Beet Vinegar. Take a bushel of sugar
beets fresh from thfl p-ronnd. wnsli and p-ruta
0 - , o
them. Press out the juice, which will amount
to about six gallons, and put it in nn empty
nnd perfectly sweet barrel. In a fortnight
you will nave an excellent article of vinegar,
as pleasant as that from cider or even wine.
The State Fair. The Secretary of the
Southern Central Agricultural Society pub
lishes a card, in tho Augusta papers of yes
terday, that the Executive Committee have
further postponed tho Fair until tho first
Monday in December, in order to give the
citizens of Augusta ample time to make all
preparations for tho coming exhibition,
?"Young man, do you believe in a futuro
state V
'In course I does, nnd what's more, I in
tend to enter it as soon ns Betsy gets her
wedding things ready."
" You mistake me. Do yon believe in a
futuro state of rewards nnd punishments?"
"Most assuredly. If I should cut mugs
with a red headed woman, I should expect my
hat indented by the firstcistcrn pole she could
lay her hands on."
"do to, young man you nro incorrigible.
Go to."
"Go two ! If it warn't that law agin biga
my, darned if I wouldn't go n dozen, i But
who supposed, deacon, that a man ot your
yenrs would give such alvice to a person just
starting in lile."
1 his took tho deacon down.
Progress. Tho Augusta Sentinel of SaU
urday says
A despatch wns received in this city yester
day, by one of the Post Ollice Agents, order
ing tho Great Northern nnd Southern Mail to
be transported Irom this city to Kingsville,
S. C, a distance of 80 or 90 miles, by wa
gons !
Wo have not time now to comment upon
this progressive movement of the Postmaster
General.
gTEdward Z. C. Judson alias "Ned Bunt
line." who was arrested a few days since in
Bath Me., for shooting a colored mnn named
Freeman, bus been acquitted on tho ground
that he committed tho act in self-defence.
jqff Abimlab, who is Cupid ?'
'One of tho boys. He is said to be as blind
as a hat; but if ho is blind, he'll do to travel.
He found his way into Aunt Nan's affections,
nnd I wouldn't have thought any critter could
hnvo worked his wny Into such narrow ar
rangements with eyes open.'
l-ff" John Jones hns no objections to the
lick-her law, when applied to Jane. Jano
Jones contends stoutly for tho liquor law, as
applicable to John. Jane's argument is sim
do nnd conclusive. When John does liquor,
he does lick her. When John don't liquor,
ho don't lick her; therefore, if John can't li
quor, he won't lick her; the conclusion she
wishes to reach.
-ff" An cxchangivleseribinj n counterfeit
bank bi'l.saysthn vignette is caltlu and hogs,
with a church iu the distance! A good illus.
trillion of the world.
if Tho imports of Coffee, direct Into
Philadelphia, since the commencement of the
present year, have been 121,283 bags, being
li decrease of 24,1 C3 bags nscompnred w ith
the same period of thoyenr previous.
Large Profits. Instead of n salary, Mr.
Aspinwnll, President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship company, receive two nnd a half
per cent commission on all receipt, w hich,
for the 19 months ending October 1st.,
amounted to $84,328.
Gross Inhumanity compelling nn actor,
who has just died a "violent death," (o appear
before the nudinnrw two minutes I J tor, nd
return thanks for witnessing his death struggles.
Population of Mexico. According to the
latest census of tht population of tho Repub
lic of Mexico, which we find published in the
last Mexican papers, the entire number of in
habitants is 7,853,395. There nre, in the Re
public, 85 cities nnd towns; 193 large villages;
4,709 villages; 119 communities and missions;
175 haciendas or estates; 6,092 farms nnd
hamlets.
t -fThe editor of the New London Chron
icle has conversed u ith a gentleman of 100
years, named James Douglas. He was re.
cently from New Haven, w here ho challenged
another old boy of 120 years to wrestle with
him; but the fellow backed out.
Somebody in Bath, called upon one of the
npotlievaric8 in that place b.te one night, re
cently, and purchased nn emetic, with w hich
ho left for home. He was the earliest ens.
tomer at the same shop on the following
morning, and called foranotlieremeticsayiug
that he believed the first one wns not good,
as he couldn't make it stay down!
fT7 are authorised to announce Col. Jab. Hicust,
(if 1'ulk comity, (formerly ot MrMiun,) as a candidate
fur Brigadier General 6th Brigade Teunes.ee Militia.
Tlte Brigade is comHaed of the cuuuties ul Koalic,
Mourue, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
Masonic Notice.
Tellico Lodge, No. SO, of Free and Accented Mnaons.
will lay the Corner-Sone of their new Masonic Hail, on
Tuesday, ttlst November, lA, iu the town of Madison
ville, Monroe CO., Tennessee, at which time and place
surrounding Lodges are moat cordially Invited to attend
ami participate iu tlie ceremonies of the ihiy.
lly order or the Lodge. W. V. KING, Sec'y.
Nor. 8, IsM 'it
(ood ItlcdirinrN.
Long-continued and aystematic nuIHnrwiU succeed In
bringing any worthless nostrum before the public but,
lacking: merit, It cannot long retain tho position It for
awhile assumed. W e desire merely to mukeSTAULKH'S
ANODYNE t'llKIIUV KM'KLTOHANT known to the
public, feeling continent that so good a medicine, which
inn been endorsed ny some or the brightest ornaments
of the medical faculty, will realise its own popularity,
and one which will be as lasting afl the good effects its
use la constantly producing. This excellent medicine is
very eflicictit in Coughs, folds, Bronchitis, and other
disease of the lunga and throat. It has been produc
tive of benefiolal results iu a great number of cases, in
different parts of the country; and physicians of tlie
highest standing are in the lialnt of using that and
PTABLKR'ti DlAItltlltKA CORDIAL in their practice.
rkc advertisement in another column, and descriptive
pamphlets, to be had gratis of tlie agents. Price of
each, only SO cts. per bottle, or six bottles for 2,t0.
The Evidences Accumulate
In proof of what we have long since asserted, vis :
tlmt the .Mustang Liniment is the "fiin qtm mow" of all
external remedies ever before offercred to the alllicted.
We would cull especial attention to this Liniment, and
will take this occasion to say that this apie:irs to be
one of the few popular medicines that realty possescs
all the virtues ascribed to them. In effectually curing
the worst cases of lihemiiatism, no matter how long
standing, In an Incredibly short time, and for sprains,
bruises, sores, burns, or pains of any kind, ft has no
cneul. We have heard of many cures that have been
performed that really appear incredible, were they not
vouched lor ny persons 01 responsibility and Influence.
It is said to be an Infallible remedy for niusiiuito bites.
For sale in Alliens ny vt M. m UN.; in Calhoun by n.
K. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAti. 11. BAIN. nov 8
The trlumphunt success of th? great Arabian remedy for
man and hcast,
II. C. I'nrrell'm Arabian Liniment,
Is causing counterfeits to spring up all over the country,
spreading their baneful influence over the land, robbing
tlie (Kickets of the honest anil unsuspecting, by imposing
upon them worthless and poisonous trusli, for the genu
ine 11. O. Karrell'a Arabian Liniment. Fellow citilcns!
Look well before you buy, and see that the label of the
bottle has the letters II. U. before Farrell's, for If It has
not it is vounti-rt it. The label around each bottle of
the genuine Liniment reads thus, "II. G. Farrell's Cele
brated Arabian Liniment," and the signature of the pro-
prietor Is written upon the label also, and these words
are blown in the glass bottle, "U. U. Farrell's Arabian
Liniment, Peoria."
Tlie daring boldness of the recreant who would de
ceive the people by imposing on them worthless trash.
for a really genuine und good medicine, thus not only
cheating them our of their money hut that which la far
dearer their health ought to be held up in scorn, and
receive the contempt his dastardly spirit merits. l.et
very one then who regards Ins own health, and wlslies
truth and ttotifttty to triumph over deception and ros
rttliti, put his heel on ul) base inMltitnMt and uphold
that which is jutt nnd right. The genuine II. G. Far
rell's Arabian Liniment has proved itself to he the most
remarkable medicine known for the cure of rheumatism,
neuralgia, pains, wherever located, sprains, bruises,
hardcred lumps, bitrna, wounds, corns, chronic sore and
weak eyes, lame back, etc., etc.; arid la an effectual
remedy for horses and cattle in the cure of sweeny, dis
temper, lameness, dry shoulder, splint, wounds, etc., etc.,
and will always Btop the further progress of poll-evil,
fistula, ringbone and blood spavin, If used iu Uie begin
ning. tot aiU fur Coiintfrfttti t
Tlie nubile are cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance, called W. B. Far-
rell s Arao'au Liiiuuent, the most dangerous of all the
counterfeits, because his having the name of Farrell,
many will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
that a counterfeit exists, and tliey will perhaps only dis
cover their error when the spurious mixture has wrought
ita evil effects.
The genuine article 4a manufactured only bv II. G.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist. No. 17 Main street, Fcorla, Illinois, to whom
all applicationa for Agencies must be addressed. He
sure you get it with the letters II. G. before Farrell's,
thus II. (!. KAliKKI.l.'H aad his signature on the wrap
per, all others are counterfeits.
or aale hy it. w. Iloss, and A. MeKKLWN. Athens:
IIuiKiix, Wioxs Johnson, Cleveland; W. 11. ltEYNiii.ns,
Ueutoii; W. C. tai'nRAS, Columhiia nnd regularly au
thorised agents throughout the I'nited States.
f r Price and &u cents, and tl per bottle.
AIIKNTS WANTF.I) in every town, village and hamlet
In the I'nited rtatea, in which one is not already estab
lished. Address II. G. Farrell as above, accompanied
with good references as to character, responsibility, c.
ecu xu i in
Sale of Dr. irt'r.ane's Vermlfnpc.
Among the hundreds of letters. certi8catea and orders
received by the proprietora of this medicine, the follow
ing are selected to show Its character, and tlie effect of
its use iu a distant part of the West :
KoVALTox, lloone co., In., May 10, ISW).
Messrs. J. Kidd A Co. Gentlemen I wrllo to you to
solicit an agency for the Invaluable Vermifuge you pre
pare. Honietlme since, I purchased one doien vials of
air. v. hdy, and prescribed it In niv practice, and It
proved so effectual In the rj-pnliun of rr, that no
other preparation trill tatini tht ciiiten f litis Ht
lan unit rWnV. Please send nie one gross of Uie
Vermifuge immediately. Yours, Ac.
pamckl nnsr.
Nkw PRnviiwsot, Tenn., July I, lsl.
Messrs. J. Kldd t Co. Please send the Vennlfuirc for
lta aa soon aa possible, as we are nearly out, and the de
mand is very great, ne Delieve It to be the best Ver
fugecver invented. POltTF.R t DYCt'S.
Purchasers will be carohil to ask for Jr. M'jime'i
lehmted Veriiiifiiir, and take none else. All other
Vermifuges, In comparison, are worthless. Dr. M'Lane'a
ermiiugc, aiao ma celebrated Liver Pi Is. can now be
hail at all resiiectuble Drug Stores iu the Uuited States
and Canada.
For sale hy p. II. Kkitii k Co.. Athens: J. A. k O. W.
Corns, Maillsonrille; and by ono Agent In every town
in jcnnossee. Inov.U
COMMERCIAL.
Savannah Market.
Savannah, Not. A.
FLOlTR The market Is fairly supplied. Georgia
brands nre selling at tf'.l to !.Ii'('l,l.l.
COIIN For this article there lias been a good demnnil,
and It la selling at tl. li fct bushel from store. The
slock Is light.
OA 1 ?i There Is only a modcrato supply on sale, and
It Is aching from store at amall lota from '70 to SU cents
V bushel.
HAi A considerable amount of thla article has been
received this week. Northern Is selling at 11.12.K, and
F.aslern at Sl.'Jfi lbs.
1IACOS The transactions have been light. W't nuote
Shoulders nl (.fiJiS.",, and Sides at Hfff ftia' centa f Hi.
pai.t we hear or sales ot una article in lots at fl.ro
I. fid aack, according to quantity. Tim market is
well atipplied.
Atlanta Market.
Atlanta, Nov. 0.
IIACON Clear aides 11c, ribbed ldVf 6J lUVcj shoul
ders 111 (Til 1II V; hama, IB ft) IHijc, dull.
l.AKU iu barrels lite V ID, lu kegs or cans ia, good
lock.
Fl.ot'R 1 M f bbl, stock light and dull.
WIIKAT fl.40 t bushel, ready aale.
COIIN Prime new. sacked. s" ff Due.
COW or STOCK PKA." PO ffO 1 V bushel.
OATS MftMUlc l bushel, aacka returned.
KKATII KI!S lfc. W lb, good slock III atorC.
SALT M.Wy suck.
ril li AlI New (Irleana, In lihda. fVtfc:. f) V,
COFFKE ltlo, ViV tfll 1 V.
Youra, truly,
SEAGO AlinOTT,
Central Cbmmivton Merchant:
Macon Market.
Macon, Nov. f.
Transaction! for the paat week light. Slocks Bacon,
and Lard light, pricea declining.
I1ACON Hog round llltfn li'Vc: dear aides lOkailci
Choice hams i 14 Ifc; shoulders t fa 10c.
I.AIlll M,-k light, li a Wi w bill.
COIIN flocks light, fair demand, 9f til H.
OATS Slocka light, good demand, t" (ft T,V.
PKASStiH'ka light, good demand, 1 & l,liA.
MKAI, Quicks light, good demand, 91.
FI.OI II Sioeka light, $4 6h 4,ii U sack of 100 !.
FF.ATIIKKS Slow, 4fl SI
II A V Good Tennessee tl,f5 1,60 W CWt,
lions rVarce, 8 6b lc. net.
POTATO. Irish, 4 (ft 4,4ft bbl.
ONIONS l (ft 4, V bbl.
lU'TTKIl Good artlclo If! fit 18o.
TOII ACCO Virginia, 17 C& ?.
SAI,Ti!,U(n i.tlAMsack.
COFl'HK ltlo firm, f'JJf ft 13.
CI (l Alt New Orleana, A ii Sc.
i:UlANG on New York a V V cent.
Itesptcthilly,
Al.I.rTN M'NLAP,
ftmo JtertAanti, M xvn, Go.
Irliarrloal On the id instant, bj the Br. Jno
Blackburn. L'ol. W n H. alcKlMT, Merchant, of Benton
to Mix J ilia, daughter of i. L. Knox, late deceased, of
Bradley county. Tens.
lArt it tlie fairest flower that erer blows,
The sweeteat bud that nature knows.
Died
At the realdenee of b) father In this county, on 11th
Instant, Dsns J. coaa, in uie zow year ot His age.
n h..nrhl,. hivh.ti,i,irf.l
had many warm friends, was iu Uie bloom and vigor of
early maulioou, auu utu lung me, out alas! ID
Uie midst of life we are lu death." "What shadows we
are, and what shadows we pursue!" David was an only
sou, oil whom was centered the hopes and affections
of a doating father, but those fond hopes were suddenly
blasted by tlie rune nauu ui umn, im uis iiteiess re
mains now renose beneath the cold clods of the Taller.
Prostrated upon a bed of alllictlon by a violent stuck
of typhoid fever, racked with pains, scorched with fever,
and his mind delirious, of course he gave his friends no
satisfaction aa to his preparation for a future life. This
should make s deep aud lasting impression upon the
uiiuda of his father, sisters, relatives aim Irleuds, aud
cause litem wnue in neaim w resoivc mat
'Life Is Uie time to serve the Lord,
The Uuie to secure the great reward."
i'ummunicateS.
In Monroe county, on the lth October, Mrs. Si-sa-au
Bam, wife of Daniel Bain, in the ll year of her
age. Wie had been a member of the Presbyterian
Church some HO years. She had a hard struggle with
tlie powers of darkness a lew days before her death;
nut wnue ner irieuua were yrnjum ior ner in ner room,
and singing one of the songs of .ion, (beginning, "Ho'
firm thy foundation,") light bursted into her aoul, and
she praised Uud for his saving kindnhss to her, from
early life, when she first Mt his pardoning love, to the
present. 8he exhorted her husbaud aud children to
meet her In Heaven: and In this happy irame she live
until released from clay. She leaves' a husband aud
eleven children to moitru the loss of a kind wife and af
fectionate husband. Ci; m ttnfcu .,
At his residence In Monroe county, on the 2iHh Sept.,
after a lingering illness of several mouths, Mr. JuxatuaN
1'ii KFL, in the With year oi ma age.
Kast Tennessee papers please copy.
towk puoPEii rr foh sale:.
rwwiIE subscriber wishes to dispose of his tnwn pro-
perty, on tne norui-wesi corner oi uie public
siptare in Athens, Tenn. the same occupied by the
siessrs. ttiDson at tins tune, tne tine is uniinubted and
possession will be given within six months after the sale,
and at which time may be made the first payment. Vor
further information apply to the editor of the "Peat,1
Atueua, or to the subscriber at Knoxviile, Tenn.
at'OKUE HOUSE.
Nov. 10, ISM 3m, Si).
Petition for Divorces
Thomas Hale rt. Sobrenla Hale.
IT appearing to the Clerk from the petition which Is
sworn to. that the defendaut Is not a cltixen of the
State of Tennessee It Is thcrerore ordered that publi
cation he made ill the Athens Post, requiring tlie de
fendant to appear at the next term of the Circuit Court
to be held for the county of McMinn, at the Court-house
in Athens, on the second Monday of December next,
men linn mere to pieao, answer or (lemur to the JH-'tl-
tion filed ag-iinst her by the plaintiff for a divorce, or
the same will be taken as confessed nnd set for hearing
cs pnne. sno. i.. nutuxtrjs. t r'r.
Not. Ill, ISM it Pra fee f.1. 31)
ON Monday, the 1 1th of December and ensuing days,
we will sell our entire Stock of
GrOOSS
at auction. Our stock comprises almost every thing
usually kept In this market. Terms of sale nil amounts
linderTcn Dollars, Cash; on all amounta of Ten Dollars
and upward a credit of three months will he given
bond and appruved security required. We will coutinue
to sell ut cost and carriage until dar of sale.
KSPA1IDKN I HOItTOS.
Nov. 10, 1 ST4. id 840
SAVANNAH, GA.
TWIIE mulcrHtjrnt 1 liavlnp had neveril ypirn exp
M rieiife in the Prnvision Iliieiness of Knst Tennessee
nt OhHt.!itioopit, (at which point wo yet keep an oftiec.)
hnve opened an office at SAVANNAH, OA., for the ex
pri'HB piirpufte of transacting a Produce Trade, and will
give our whole attention to the Interest of our pntront.
We Boiioit consignments of Corn. Outu, Flour, Ha con,
Ac. Ac, and will forward, free of comniffnion at Chatta
nooga, all produce lent u for sale If directed to (.rkm
vilijc A Hampi.ii. . (JHKNVILLK A CO.
O. O. GRKNTILl.K, gAVANStin. W. T. AHPLK. CHATTANOOGA.
Nov. 10, 1M54 ly. 320
FRANKLIN & BRANTLEY,
Forwarding & CommiHulon merchants)
Savannah, Oa .
WILL give prompt attention to the business, and
respectfully sulicit consignments of Produce
from Kaat Tennessee.
Reference W. S. Cilia wat, McMinn county, Tenn.
Nov. 10, ISM ly. 820
Xjatst Call.
A I.L peranna indebted to us, hy Note or Account,
JWL would do well to cull and pay up immediately and
aave cost, as we mutt have the needful.
MeSPADDfc.N' t nonTON.
Nov. 10, ISM tf. &!0
Chancery C ourt at Dccatnr, Tenn.
George Locke, Harriet J. Locke, Harah Catherine Locke,
Victor Marlon iockc, Susan Allenta Ixicke, llenjamln
franklin Locke, Klislia Sharp Locke, Italph B. Locke,
Manerra Iicke, Addison Locke, Adeline Locke, Lin
naeus Locke, Jas. II. Locke, Thomns J. Locke, Itebecca
(libbons, and Nicolas U. (I ihbons, tfusan Iluttrain, aud
Elza llullram, Almyra It. Shoemaker and C. V. Shoe
maker, Albert O. Locke. Eliza Kohertson aud Lanla A.
Robertson, Elizabeth Eavea and Pleasant Eavea, Ons
low Beau, James llean, Franklin Ut-an and Haniuel
Orcer and the other Heirs of Polly Aunlireer deceased.
rt.
Franklin Locke. Elvira Paine, Orviille Paine, Elvira Cun
ningham, Willie II. Cunningham, Newton Locke, Hugh
II. M. Kinliy, Louisa Ann MeKinley, Aligelinc McKin
ley, Thomas A. MeKinley, W illiam L. McKiuiey and
Francis M:iriou MeKinley.
IT appenring from the allegation of the Bill (lied in
this cause tlmt the defendants Hugh II. MeKinley,
Louisa Ann MeKinley, Angeline Mi Kiulcy and Thomas
A. MeKinley, are non resident citizens of the Slate of
Tennessee, It is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Athena Post, a newspaper published in the
town of Athena, McMinn county, Tennessee, for four
ancccssive weeks, notifying the said Hugh 11. MeKinley,
Louisa Ann MeKinley, Angeline MeKinley, aud Thotnaa
A. MeKinley, to make their personal appearance at our
next Chancey Court to be held in Decatur, aforesaid, on
the 2nd Monday lu March, InM, then and their to plead,
answer, or demur to Complainants' Bill Sled against
tliem in said Court, or the same will be taken pro cou
fesso uud set for hearing ex-pnrle as to them.
(1. W. McKEXZIE, C. AM.
By hi iJepulv, W. L. McKm.KT.
Not. 11, ISM it Pra lee f 3 Ml)
Stephen A. Oodsey,
r.
James P. Moorcliend, Isaac Benson, William B. Cozby
and Thomas C. Johnson.
IUIUIK.U. IKjrxl'TUIX BILL.
5T appenring from an allegation filed In the said cause,
that the defendant, James T. Moorehrad, is a lion
resident citilcu of the State of Tennessee, it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athena Post, a
newspaper published In the town of Athena-, McMinn
Counly, Tennessee, for four consecutive weeka, notl lying
the ajd James T. Moorehead to make his personal ap
pearance at our next Chancery Court to be held In Deca
tur aforesaid, on the second Monday in March, 155, to
plead, answer or demur to couipliiiiiHiit's hill Hied against
him In said Court, or tlie same will he taken pro confesso
and set for hearing exparle aa to him.
(1. IV. Mi KENZlE, C. M.
By W. L. McKinlkt. u. V. k u.
Not. 10, 18M St Pra. fee fi 820
Circuit Court of ?lclg Count)-, Tenn.
Polly llowsor, Jnme S. .Mn.rt.in, Samuel Mar
tin, Lafayette Mnftin, Willie. O. Martin,
.lesse Martin, James M. Martin, Josinh Mar
tin, Luke P. Martin, Jolin II. Martin, Mary
Powell, John Powell, Jolin Clint I in, Mary
Clint t in, anil Emily t'linttin, by their next
friends James llowser and John Stanley,
Susan Isoni nml Jonathan loom, and Mary
Askins aud husband Samuel.
is.
Jacob A. Martin, James K. Martin, Patsey
Dillon, Martin Dillon, Kniily Mnrlin, Loui
sa Martin, John Martin, John M. Howies,
Polly Howies, Nancy Howies, Ruth Howies,
Joseph Howies, Willio ltowles, Elizabeth
Howies, Oma Love mid Josinit Love, Mary
K Martin and Lucy Martin, by their Guar
dian Arnold Walker.
J'etition to sell Zand.
IT nMenrin; from the allegations in the bill
filed in this cause that nil the aforesaid
defendants are non resident citizens of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be niiide in the Athens Post, a
newspaper published in the town of Athens,'
McMinn couiity.TeiiiicRsee.for foureonsecutive
weeks, notifying all the said non resident de
fendants to make their personal appearance
nt our next C'irauit Court, to be held in tho
town of Decatur, on the 4th Monday in Jan
uary, 1855, then and there to'plend, answer,
or tli'iiinr to complainant's bill filed against
them in said Court, or the saute will be taken
as confessed and set for bcurin? accordingly
as to them. W. L. MuKlNLEY, CM.
Koti 10, 19M 4t prtfeeT7.60 S'JO
Wood Choppers Wanted.
f IMIE subscribers, Tellico Iron Works, wish
-1. to employ 2U0 wood choppers. 45 eenti
per cord, in cash, will be paid.
WELCH, HARRIS 4 CO.
Not. 10, 1854 8m 820
Com siuiiet's.
VTE are now making lirst rntePhcller
T T which we can sell B0 per cent, lower
than any ever offered in Tennessee. Also, a
superior CORN and COU CRUSHER. When
the Corn is dry it will Crush and Grind two
hundred bushel per day.
For Sale at tht Athens Foundry.
Athens, Jiov. 10, '64 1m 820
XlftX.0 OlAM.
riHI Third Seaaimt of th Muait Olaas will eomnMnct
M. on Vt'ednsaday, tht U of KepKmber.
rit. 1, '04 H. 0. CO0KI.
Valuab'e Lands and Negroes
T Y rirtne of decree of the Worshipful
Jm.J County Court 01 McMinn eoiinty, ren
dered at its" November Session, 1854, we will
sell, at public tale, to the highest bidder, iif-
on erent or one ana two years, wnn inter
est after the expiration of one veer from tlie
day of sale, on Wednesday the 20th day of
Ieceniter next, nt the late residence of -Mrs.
Elmira Cooper, dee'd, the following described
lands and negroes, to wit: One hundred and
sixty acres in the Hiwassce District, lirst
ranir east of the meridian, Sth township, 8
section nod the norlh-eaat quarter of said
section, being the farm or home place upon
which the suiJ Eluiira Cooper resided Ht the
time of ner death rtaid lurm is well situat
ed, on the waters of Chest ua Creek, well tint
bered and watered by several enduring
springs of the purest and best water eon
tains a large amount of cleared land in
high state of cultivation, with good orchards
and coinfortatile buildings, is situated in 1
pleasant and healthy neighborhood, and con
ttitutes a most desirable residence. There
will also be sold at the same time and place,
one undivided half interest in the following
tracts or parcels ot hind, laid all in gold lots,
in Monroe county. Ten if., tie Lot Ha. 16, Me.
S6. range 4 east; also, lot No, 1, tee. 1, range
4 east; alto, lot xso. 4Ksec. so, range 0 east;
also, lot No. 8, sec. 25, range 4 east; also, lot
No. 12, sec. 9, range 6 east ach of said
lots containing 40 acres and being in 1st frac
tional township north and range 4 and 5 cast
of the basis line in the Ocoee district. Al
so, at the same time nnd place, a Negro girl,
Nannr. aged about 8 years and a Negro boy.
Kruzier, iiged about 6 years said ncgroee are
well grown and of the likeliest kind.
Said property is to be sold for distribution
among the heirs of James and Elmira Cooper,
dee'd. Persons wishing to purchase valuable
property would do well to attend the sale.
liond aim approved security win ue required
for the purchase money, and a lien retained
upon the bind until tho same is paid. Title
unquestioned.
u r. 1 ; it & v, iAMJvr.,
1IEZEKIA1I C. COOKE,
Commissioner!.
Nov. 10, 1854 6t. Pis fee $14. 820
Lands and Negroes
Fon e tjU.
TN pursuance of a decree of the Worshipful
L County Court of M1inn county, render
ed at its November session, 1854, we will pro
ceed to tell, on Thursday the 21st day of De
cember next, the following described proper
ty, to wit: Three Hundred and Nineteen
Acres ot Land, adjoining tlie lands 01 nice-
vine, being the well known lnrm ot Jolin
Rice, deceased, nnd one of the most desirable
places between Calhoun and Athens. The
railroad rune throimh it, is as well, if not
better, timbered at any farm in the valley,
is well situated for meadows, and hns fine
springs of water. Also, Nine Likely Negroes
three women, one boy about 10 years of
age, three entailers boys and two girls, the
oldest about nine yenrs. Terms of sale, one
thousand dollars cash pnvmeut on the Ne
groes will be required twelve months credit
on the balance, and on the land, the pur
chaser giving bond nnd security and a lien
retained on the property until all the pur
chase money is paid. The sale to take place
at the late residence of the said 'Rice, dec d,
McMinn county, Tennessee.
All persons having claims against the estate
of John Rice, deceiscd, are requested to pre-
tent thcin immediately, properly authenti
cated. II. RICK.
C. W. RICE,
Administrators.
Nov. 10, 1854 CtTrs fee $10 820
6IOO.OOO
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE
IN Til
CITY OF KNOXYILLE, TEXX.,
1NCLU1HNO
Kuinpt)iIIoiiH-aarid Holoncrj, lilla
und Jim hMctti ana lactut i.oik,
Admirably located in the centre otlicciti, to be
sold WITHOUT IiEShtt VK, at PUBLIC
A UCTION, in knoxetllr, on Tuesday, Jan
vary 9th, 1 855.
rpiIE undersigned will offer for sale, POSI-
A. T1VELV W IT1IUUT IIISSKUVK, at Mill
ie Auction, on Tuesday, the 9th of January,
855 and succeeding days until told, about
100,000 worth of Real Lstnte, in tlie city ot
Knoxviile, Tenn. The property consists of
ots nnon Main. Cumberland. Gnv. Hill, Water,
Yince. Walnut, Church and other streets of
the city, and also MILLS and MILL SITES.
Many of tho lots hnve already upon tliein val
uable BUSINESS HOUSES and RESIDEN
CIS, paying good Rents, while the unimprov
ed Lots are so located as to offer great induce
ments to persons desiring to invest in Real
Estate in this thriving city. TI10 mills and
mill sites, situated within the limits of the
it y. nre more ad vant ageousl v located Ur Man
ufacturing purposes than any other property
or near Knoxviile.
Diagrams of the property nro being prepar
ed, and will be distributed or furnished to L-
pplicanls addressing cither ol the undersign
ed.
Terms: 20 per cent cash or npproVed pa
per, on day of sale will be required. Note
for the remainder at 6, 12 ond 18 months,
ith interest nud mortgage upon property un
Ipaid. J.W. J.KII.ES,
1 ' C. M. M'GUEE.
Nov. 10, 1854 td 320
A'olire.
Elizabeth Thomns, Gurdian of Joseph N
Thon.as, Talitha J. Thomas, Kosannan
Thomns, nnd Dclilu E. Thomas, Minor hoirs
of Joseph Thomas deceased.
vs.
T. B. Thomas, Erbv H. Thomas, Newton M.
Thomas, John A. Brown nd wiltf l aiolnie
Brown. ,
URSUANT to a decree of tho worshipful
Pmintv Court, of Polk count V. Tennessee,
nt tho November Term, 1854, I will proceed
to sell on the premises, of Isnao Kimbrotigh,
on Saturday the 2!id day of December, 1854,
to the highest bidder all the interest (it being
one ninth part) which the heirs of Joseph N.
Thomas, deceased. Ins in and to the follow
ing described lands: The South-enst quarter
and North half of the South-west quarter of
Section fifteen, Township one itnnge two
Eimt Ocoee district, Polk co. Said lands are
sold for distribution among the heirs of said
Thomas, dee'd; the one half of tho purchase
money to bo paid on the dny of tale, the re
luiilnilcr uli n credit of twelve month. Bond
and approved security required, and lien re
tained on the land for the rcmnider of the
purchase money.
1 E. P. DOUGLASS, Clerk.
Nov. 10. 1864 3w Prsfecf5 820
Notloo.
ALL persons indebted to the Kstato of
lietmi't liovd, deceased, nre directed to
come forward immediately and make pay
ment. All those having ciuinis aj-ninst it are
hereby notified to present them within the
time prescribed by law.
Also, we will oiler for tale, on the premises
of the deceased, on the 26th November, on a
credit of twelve months, a stock of Goods
nnd Merchandise, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, one Horse, a yoke of Oxen, nnd a
Wagon, designed for two horses, lloud nnd
approved seourity will be required of pur
cliasei't. F.nnV BOYD, Ja.,
THUS. J. IIOYD,
Administrators.
Kov. J, 1854 8L 819
t'hanc-rr Court at Athena, Trnneaaee.
David D. Wsrsi Jno. M. 0. Ware, Kavld Ware, John
Hill and Stephen HIM,
T.
Mourning laahet Ware.
IT appesrlng from an allegation In tht bill filed In Uils
cause, that the defendant, .Mourning Isabel Ware, la
not resident clilsen of the StaM of Tenneasea, It Is
therefore ordered that publication be made In the Alliens
Post, a newspiper published In the town of Athena, Mc
Minn eoun'y, Tenneaaee, for tour aucreaare weeka, noti
fying the anlil Mourning Isabel Ware to make her per
sonal appearance at our next Chancery Court, to be
holdcn In Athena aforesaid, on the d Mouday In Febra
ary, lVift, to plead, answer or demur to complainants
bill filed against her hi said Oourl, or tha anms will be
taken at confessed at to her, and set for hearing
MrM. WM. LOWRY, C. M.
Nov. I, lf4-4t Pra fas S Ht
Wholesale Drug Store,
Alfia earsritt
TITlTCg ct Tl f 'l"X'-Li V ,
(.Varoeaaor fir A ntignaa at Barry.)
TT ESPtfTTKriXT a- fen the patrons of the Mer
M V chanta of Eaal Tcnneaaee. They will be always
supplied with a uioat evanairt assortment 01
.tlrdirlnea, lndie,
l'aiutsi Madder
Oil, Frrlumerrt
data A C Ac, Ac,
and every articla kept bjr UruuiiUu, which will be told
at pricea that mnat proro satiifaetorr.
We truat oar Tennessee frieoda will call and examine
our stocks and prices. Oct. IS, lv-DI
Rittenhouse Academy,
I'or Male and t'rmalra.
THfc Winter Setalon of thla institution will commence
on I lie lat Monday of So-r ember next.
Terra of Tuition, per fit Xfunths, payubU tnaioanre.
liatln, Oreek, French, Pjaanlali, Italian, German... $fti,0
Mathematics, Natural rk-icoce, History, Rhetoric,
etc,..., 1.:.. n. ........... 1J.M
Rnicllali Grammar, flensrapliy, Arithmetic 8,HI
Reailing, Spelliua;, Writing,.. , A.ml
rnel l,no
Ms reduction for loaa of time.
II. W. tos ALDKHOFT, PrinHpal.
JNO. M. N.KM1.NO, lat itaawfont,
MmsMAKV lKA, to Assistant.
h'inpiton, tenn., Oct. 18, 1S64 It git
Notloo,
t!tOOTTXa MATCHES are poaltlrety prohibited on
iTCIlia are noi
Oct. 18, 1-554
KZJ my land.
WM. LOWRV.
Offlclftl Notloo.
ADMlNIHTKM'lUUt and UfAUIIIANS are hereby
uotillcd to CORK forward and make aettlcim-nt.
T. VAUUHAN, V.
October 13, ISM tf 816
PItODI'CE DElOT I. ATLANTA.
SGAG0 & ABBOTT,
(Successors to Psgf d' JSomar,)
ATLANTA, GA.,
Wdreflovse and Commission Merchants,
AND GENERAL AGENTS
IT'OU the purchase and tale of all kinds of
Tennessee Produce, Merchandise, Groce
ries, 4c. 1
Oct. 6, 1854 ly 815
FIMK'8
Patcnt DIctalic Burial Cases,
Jl'ST received A frcah supply from N. York of FIPK'8
METALLIC IILK1AL CASE8, of aaaorted sites,
Irom tif to 6V feet In length.
All orders lor canes attended to promptly.
A8. W. CLARK.
Loudon, Tenn., Sept. 22, 'W Aa, 818
PUIiTOU BOUSE,
1.. J. MIL, III HN, Proprietor,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Aug. IS, 1S.M ly 81S
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
Uottory.
(BV AI'TIIOKITV OK TIIK HTATK OK ALABAMA.
COKVVCTZn O.V TIIEUA VAN A I'LAX.
Graud Sohomell
10,000 Number! AO 1 Prizes I
CLAfS 0.
To be drawn the SOtn of November.
One prite to iO Tleketa, and remember, every Prlw drawn
Capitals 815,000
.! 6,000
11 4.IHK)
u ' 8,(K)
u i.lKMI
u 1,6(10
1,100
5 of 1,(KW , 6,000
In all Ml prises, amounting to IWI,iiO0
rf Ticketa $11) Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Dills on all solvent Hunks taken at par.
All communiealinna strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
. Bigo of the Dronse Lions,
July 14, 18M tf-808 Montgomery, Ala.
vtrixortt es,xxA ny i
WE wish to purchase a large lot of good Wheat
and Hay, for which we will pay a liberal price.
Aug 4, 64 ifcir.o a ucrtur.Hffo..
VM. ALLSTON GOURDIX,
FACTOR At COTITIISSI0 MERCHANT
Cor. East Day atreet and North Commercial Wharf,
Charlraton, X. C,
I! prepared to make liberal adrancea on consignments
of Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Hour, Grain, Hay, ad.
Genuine Peruvian Guana Depot!
Vnrmera Plaster. Charcoal, llona Dust, Mineral Phos
phate Lime, fuller I'lioapliate Lime, Ac, always on hand.
oepl o, loo nap
MONTGOMERY HALL,
jTIontsrotnerv, Ala.,
CT S. LANIKU & SOJT,
Formerly of the Lanier House, Macon, Ga.,
1 , ' . ... r r ' r .
ana late oj me isajargc, iiw j or.
July 14, 1844 tf 303
Notlre to the Public.
ALL persona Indebted to the eatate of Jamci Chei
nulti dee'd. are directed to come forward Immedi
ately and make payment. All those having claima
against it are hereby notified to present them within
Ilia time preacribed by law. t. ll. (IHKtlllltV,
ULuii viirJ5.'t.'i 1,
Administrators,
riilladelphla, Tenft., Oct. JO, ls5i 4t 81T
II if Ira.
A LOT of Wrlglit's Noflh Carolina JtlHeS on MM,
aud fur sale by Oct.VH B. K. HKKUE1U
vvy "X7n.Tit
m-mrilKAT. HhelledOata. Lard, Bacon and Potatoes'
V T for which we will pay the highest market pricea
lu cash.
ISept. lb
C. y. T. PiUIIWON.
Valuable Property for Sale.
o
N Mondav, the Mth day of December
next, there will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder the property now owned by J.
A. and Win. S. Uouldy, lyinif on Connsoi;tin
:reek, in McMinn county, 12 miles South of
Athens and 2f miles North of tho city or
Wetmore, on Iliwnssec River, which is as fol
lows: One tract of Land containing
Four Hundred Arret,
together with ffood G Itl.ST AND SAW MILLS
the Mills are numbered amongst the best
iu Knst Tennessee, nil in good repair, llie
water-wheels are Cast Iron to both Grist
nud Saw Mills, and can't be equaled for speed
in this section of country bv water power and
make as fine nn artiulo of flour at can be
made in Tennessee. Thort is a (rood etone
dum that will iiaver rot nor wash a way.
Also, one voke of Oxen, one two horse
Waggon, one pair of Timber Wheels and tome
other property. All will bt sold on a credit
ofeiht months, ot tho end of which two
thousand dollars must be paid on tho Land
property, and the balance to bt paid in two
instalments with interest' from that date, the
one half in twelve mouth and the balance in
two years. Note with approved security will
be required. J. A. ct WM. 3. GOUI-DY.
Uet. 27, 1854 td. 818
VT. A. J. DODSON,
IN teuderini? their thankt to the people for
the very liberal patronage they have here
tofore uiven them, wot Id respectfully solicit
a continuance of the tame.
Those who are in the habit of dealing else
where we would solicit to give ot a call, and
examine our ttock of
fait and Winter G001I1,
which we think it unmrpasted for style and
durability by at y consist injr of a vui icly of
Ladies and Gentlemen' llress Goods, In
fact nearly every thing the wdnts of the
country demand.
tip Wheat, Iiacon, I.arJ, Feather, etc.,
taken in clchnhgt for Goods,
W. 4. A. J. PODSON".
Rieevlll. Tnn., Oct. 27. 1854 tf 816
Oes.ll ou Btoolt.
"VTOT personal, but all those indebted to
i.1 the undersigned, either by note or ac
count, will pleas call and pay tht same, for
montv ht wants and must have.
AtiJt. U GEO. W. ROSS.
Notice.
WE respectful I j notify those who art in
arrears with ut nn last Year's accounts,
that w must havt money. Ihott who have
not closed their accounts by not wil.' invaria
bly be charged interest after tht first of Jan
uary, 18S4 MoSi'AbDEN A UO'.irON.
July 14, 1854.
hi
Haiti
A flOOD 4rf tftloU of atrk C.n, trM reeelred and
KEYRB i HRNUi HW.N.
1 for aale cheap,
. Oct. , 19-4
Valuable Farm for Sale.
I WILL tell to tht hightet bidder oa the
16th of December next, .
t .,'?tMllU,,1
lyinjr miles Last of Athens, on the wttert of
Middle Creek, McMinn eounty. It it beattti'
fully situated 87 acres cleared tolefaWa
improvements goodsprinii e., 4e.
Term will be given on the dav of sale.
GEOltGE W, 'WILSON.
Nov. 3, 1864 td. i
ej W intor BtoolTl
Till K subscriber Is now recelrint; and opening bis
stock of Fall and Winter 4jiood. tKiu.
with a rood lot of HradyOladc 4 lotliiur,
which he prupoacs to aell low for cash, or on time to
food men. - Not. 8 h. IHJD.-HJM.
Inaalvrnt Ealatc.
A l.t persons bavins' claim aralmt the estate of Ve
J:. Campbell AtrhlrT. deceased, ara hereby notifled
toaMiear and Ale the aartle, authenticated In the maimer
preacribed by law, with Um Clerk of tli County Court of
McMinn eountr. Tenoesaee. cat OT before tho first Mon-
uay In March, lsii, said estate having been suggested
10 ne tnaoirent.
By order of tin Clerk of tald Court.
IM.KASAST M. MILLEff,
AilnrlnMrator of il.-Campltll AU Mey, oVc'd.
KoT. S, 1-&4 4t Pra fee fA 8I
Now G-oociaa !
THRlaiHea afe reawcctfnlly invited to call at tht
Fartnera' Cheap t-tore and examine our lletalnea.
Merinoea, and oiiks, which we have una daT received
from Philadelphia. (Octsr) C. r. a T. r. tllUSON.
Itlore I'lswal
WV-T'l? have hiat received another lot of lar(fe lurftlnf
W T PLOWS, of different aitea and nalterna aome r
trala.ro. t)c..) KEVK8 a IIKMrHUN,
Ooru.
rfVIE subscriber wishes to huy 50 Tttloliclaj off
JL Com, for which ho will puy the liiglieiit Caah
price ou delivery. Oct. XI P AM. r. 1M.N8.
Valuable House and !.st for Sale.
IOR aale. a House and Lot in the immediate vicinity
' of Athena. There are about eight acre, of ground,
aud a comfortable two atory frame House, Kitchen,
Hmoke-house, Stable, and other outbuildings. There are
also a variety of good Fruit Trees on the premises. Tbo
location is a very desirable one, and as the owner Is anx
ious to sell be will dispose nf It on arconmiodating terms.
For further information, enquire at this oftiee.
Oct. 7, IHiH if 8I -
THOMAS W. FLEMING,
AVarc-Houne A fommisiajion 71 C reliant,
.V Uf; Vita) til. G-a.,
WIIOLKriAI.K dealer lu Teniie.-see, Alabama, and,
(leorgin Produce, tlis r-tores are new aud
Fire Proof, and carefully constructed for the safe-keeping
of all consignments a desideratum long needed la
this city. Oct. !!7, 13.S4 ly-81o -
1,000 ZXogs fox- Bale.
f I1IIK undersigned haa for aale. in the vicinity of Pika
i villo, llletlsoe county, One Thousand Head of eaetei!
Ilvgt, that will average not less 250 lbs, gross, and will
be ready for delivery about the 1st of December next.
Owing to the high price of Corn, and the few lloga being
fed, the attention of packers and others la Invited to
this lot. A liberal trade will be given.
J. M. BIUDQMAN.
Plkevlllc, Oct. 2T, lS54-tf Hit
TOXIN' IjEXjIjiTrillTT,
WllOI.KSAl.K OKOt'KK,
CO.TIiTIISSIO AND IOIHV.(IIDI.0
3VI orolinlit,
A.tD DKAl.Ka IK
Wlnra, I.lqtiort nnd CI port,
No. 11 Market street, South of Church street,
Naailiville, Tenn.
MR. JAS. M. HKNItKHSON, of the Ann of Keyet
llenilersou, is my aiiihorisud Aareiit at Athena, for
selling antl collecting, and will forward vrdurs and rt'
ccive and receipt for money lu uiy nauie. t. L,
Sept 8, ISM 8iu 811
hat iiorsK-tiiiiai nrov, NO,
, t'A,
F, D, FANNING,
WnuUCSlLII DEALER lit
HITS, CAPS Al KTHAW 4JOODS,
.No. 81 lluyne street,
( hnrlrNton, H. V.
MEROIIAKTS and others desiring to purchase will
haS-e their orilera aa promptly and satisfactorily
tilled as If they were here to sniierlntend their pur
chases. Sept. 8, lS4-tf 811
Tost .Volets.
CI.PIIL'ItlP, N'ilrlc and llydrnrlilnrle or Murlttlt
5 Acids, of Uie pureat quality, for sale low, by
July 21 (1.W.ROR8.
DEPOT HOUSE,
Athena, Tenn.
-WIVE. A. O. H.3333IJ
WOL'LU reapeelfully infartn his friends and th
traveling public generally, that he haa opened a
House of KliteTtalnment at the Athens l)eiot, where alt
who wish to call shall be accomiuoihitad at if) cents per
meal. 8cU,l,KWf-8il
Hugh L. finley,
Of Knoxviile, Teuuctsit'O,
KAVIKU aofne jenra experience In the 1 ransnorta.
tion of Goods tlirougli Tenneaaee and Alabama,
aud . .
John iiuihiuim .
Ot ('harlciilon, N. 1'.,
Who haa n .Tiwrlence of Ul) rears lu the commerce of
Charleston, Hie last seven of the lime spent In the Ite
ceiving nnd Korwarding Department of tlie Couth Caroli
na Hail Road Company, respectfully offer their service!
aa MKNF.HAL AtiKNM AMI COMMIS8H1N MKIt-CIIANT.'-,
for the receiving and forwarding of all Goods,
area, Merchandise and Machinery through L'harlcaton.
All'.
for the sain of all kinds of Baat Tennessee and Boiith-
n PIlillil t'E. vis: Hour. Corn. Hacou, Lard, Tobaccn,
Cotton, Rice, Wheat, Oats, Kt'a, Feathers, ilutter, EggSi
4c, ac.
VY are not now, not do We Intend to be, during tht
enniloo.nee nt ouV husiiicss. either directly or Indirectly
engaged lu any speculations whatever, therefore intend
to devote our rriitr-ifnai. aiieiiuon w, m. .erj ue..
tereala of our euatnniera, relying aulely upon our energy
and promptness tn auslaln us, and hoping by unremitting
care atirf utteiitlou to merit and receive a ahure of publla
OftTceanil MTarehouss on Atlantic Wharf, three build
Ings east of Post Olllee and Custom House.
Vie beg leave to reier to inu ion,.ina Krii,e,r.
ft. flammon k lon. Craighead Deadrlck, and msr--
chants generally, Knoxviile, Tenn.
O. A. Tipton, ltall lloaa Ag111 uu mereuau. bcuw
ally, Loudon, Tenn.
French a Van Kpps, snd J. J. uryant, Liiaitanooga,
Tenn. . '
W. B. A. Ramsey, decrctary of Plate; A. R. Crosier,
Comptroller of Treasury, and M. M. Hwau, NariiVillt,
Tenn.
K. II. Norvell, Htintsvllle, Ala.
C. L. King. Decatur. Ala.
J. R. Love k Co., Whllesburg, Ala.
M. L. Hwan, Brlfont, Ala.
P. I), (lutes. 1 Broadway, New orlt.
Col. James (ladsden, Charleston.
John Caldwell, President of Smith Carotins Rail Road.
Thomas Waring, Auditor of rVuilli Carolina Hall Road.
John King, Ag'-nl of 8011th Carolina Hall Itosd.
Hyatt, riK-lliirn.y Co., aud J. 8. L. Howie a Ct.,
Charleston, S. C. lP- i loow-tt
A.
, It K A DFOttl),
RICEVILLKj TENN.,
HAS jimt received nnd opened a well
leoteii tin J extensive stock of
Fall and Wiutrr (iooils,
to which he invites the attention of the peo
ple living in the vicinitv of JtiecVille, and tlie
liulilie generally. lnviiif self-eted his Oooda
Willi ureal enre 111 1110 cuies 01 new iuis
I'liiliidelnhia. he is Dieftred, ns he think, to
offer inducement to persons wishing to fur
nich themselves With cheitp nml (f""d Goods.
lie thinks it. iinuccetsnry lo cmimerale all
the articles, as his stock is laijxo cnoutfh, in
cluding most all article belonging to the re
tail trade; nud ho also has a largo and flna
stock of
SVdAIl AD MOLASSES,
which he has just received from Kow Oi lcan.
All of which he proposes selling at the lowest
limi'ttnke his word for it, hut Just
come over to Hiccville and exninin for your.
K'lveft Nov 8, 1954 S91
A T H EN S FOUNDRY
AND
3VXao1i1xio "VlTorXuHU
rrHK siiliscrihers would respectfully Ji
J. nounce to the citizen of Athens and tht
puiilio generally, that they are now in opera
tion and prepared to do
CASTING
of every description in their line, and would
t herefore tolicit order from all tbo who may
want anything of the UfntL
They are now ensting and havt for sure iiif
fercnt'size of the (llofie, or Alr-tigM Coek
Stoves, ftirnislicrt eompletej variou sire of
I'nrlor, Km late, Clionii.cr, (Iflice and Hhop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle lrts;
Plough, right nnd left hand.
Also, th Kllgor Spiral or Incline Wter.
Wheel, which will from two to flv hou
and feet per day. A II kinds of
fitted up in the best and niostdurabl manner,
and upon hot t iM.tic.
Also, Iron nailing of .very W .l.on.
They are also prepared tvdo all kind el
Brass casting. , ...
The highest Cash price will lit paid for
OLD COPPER.
ZWMEUMAV A THOMAS.
P. S. W rive eonnented with th Work
an excellent Pattern Maker, o that person
wishing eastings ean have pattern made lo
ardor. Z T.
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