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Kkoxtuu, July 14, 185.
Tt tht Editor of the Pott !
Sine I wrote you last there haa been torn
tir in the literary world of Kooxvllls. Vou
have, doubtless, noticed the accounts in onr
HMti ef tht Commencement exerolees of
'futTnnHM University. It wu gratifying
So observe tht manifestations of an increased
"ntsrsst in tht prosperity of this institution
on tha part of our eltisene. Too long has it
bees suffered to languish, in spite of tha
rtiona of Us officers and to tha shame of the
itlieos whose duty and whosa interest alike
It le to encourage and sustain it. I am (fern
palled to aay that thia deplorable etate of af
faire fa due in a great measure to their indif-
. ferenee, not to say hostility I Under the in
fluence of the toew feeling whioh seems to
have sprung up amongst us, and with the able
superintendence and fostering eare of its pres
ent worthy and efficient President, I am led
to hope that thia noble institution noble
and glorious In the timee of a Carrick, a Cof
fin, a Sherman, and no less prosperous and
useful in tha later days of an Estabbook,
whose comparatively reoent death hae claim
ed a sympathetic tear, here and there, in
nearly every Southern State will speedily,
Phoenix-like, rise from ita ashes and resume
ita plaee in the front rank of South-western
halls ol learning. President Coosa, besides
being every way qualified for hie responsible
position, is, I am happy to know, a gentleman
in his social interoouse. In learning, he is pro
found without pedantry; In religion, he ie
pious without bigotry; and although he ie
' doubtless firm and decided in hia doctrinal
opinions, hie good souse and consideration for
the feelings of others are sufficient to protect
thoee who enjoy the pleasure of daily associa
tion with him from the conatant obtrusion of
controversial subject In short, he is a man
eminently calculated for the post he fills, and
if we are disappointed in the revival and ul
timate euece-e of the University, the fault
will not be at hia door.
The discourse delivered by Jos em B. H sis
kill, Esq., ff Rogersville, before the asso
ciated Alumni was listened to by a crowded
audience, and with a degree of interest that
I have not often eeen equalled on an occasion
of the kind. Mr? H. attributed the sickly
condition of the institution during the past
few years chiefly to the blighting inAucnce of
teetarianim. Ilia remarka on thia aubjeet
were quite felicitous, and were received with
evident eatisfaetion. Yet, strangers it may
appear, I observed that much of the applause
whioh greeted the speaker during this portion
of hie address, proceeded irom some of the
most violent, uncompromising uetariaiu we
have . In our midst I There they sat, compla
cently smiling and clapping their hands, and
no doubt eaying to themselves, "that's it
give it to 'em tha bigots of" such and
auch a Church 1 Oh. dear) if it were not so
hackneyed, I ahould quote, right here, Burns'
celebrated exclamation, in which be invokes
the aid of soma inviaible power to endow
him with the capacity to view hia "fair pro
portions" in the same light in which they are
beheld by his neighbors! Notwithstanding
" Mr.' Heiskell'a juat aeverity and plain Ian
' gge, in denouneiug thia mischievous and
unchristian spirit, I can scarcely hope that
:arny permanent improvement amongst Knox,
ville "Christiana" will be the result. . The de
mon may be "laid" for a season, but let any,
. even the slishtest occasion arise and the fire
- will burst forth again, and with ten fold furyi
from its temporary suspension. The wither
ing effects of this fell spirit have already told
upon the prosperity and progress of this city,
It haa contributed, in no email degree to re
tard ita growth, when other circumstances
seemed to be conspiring to promote and foa-
., tar ita Interests. Let any one call to mind,
for a moment, our most prominent men for
tome yeara pass tnose wno nave dscq most
' active and efficient in any scheme for build
ing up the town. Have any of them escaped
' .11 HI I U HI VI KVMillBII ISJUUIVCI
Railroad President, or Agent, happen to af
filiate with the "New Schools" or the "Old
tii m 1 . .l it .
Aiiuva, puU mm . . u v, m .
the tap of the drum, are arrayed against him
' the entire forces of tha opposite wing oi the
Church I not to mention the countless sharp-
ihooters that annoy and barraaa him from tha
' fastnesses of the various other sects I Pray,
' why ia thial Hae a man's religioua belief
anything to do with tha performance of bis
aivil duties I If it wara not so much to be
lamented this thing, in ita operation, would
be somewhat amusing. As for example : An
enterprising, public-spirited citiien ieehieeo
to manage the affairs of a Railroad; ha be
longs, aay to the "New Blues." Now you
' will see little groupa of "Old Blues" whisper-
ing mysteriously, and sagely shaking their
heads: "Look aharp, now cunning fellow,
that ', anake in the grass after some-
tuiug law wb u u u u u f B D
to circumvent us, some koxl" Or, again, he
mil chanca to ba an Old Stoakins." The
other aide begin to "smell a rat :" "Here ie a
fellow who ia alwaya scheming, wiring about,
' and we don't koow what for tha beat way
' ia to oppose everything that be aaya ought to
ba dune. The weight of some of our names,
when simply mentioned, will crush out his
scheme 1 Meanwhile, we will be very quiet,
emootb and oily we'll wheedle the public,
cajole and flatter them, and we will be the
honest men this shrewd, cunning, reckless
fellow, the rogue!" It may be that some
other patriotio oitixen takes it into bit head
to go and legislate for us perhaps to Con
crete. Home think him well adapted for the
business useful man would make a good
.. Representees. Fortunately, ha belongs to
' no church he'e a ainner I Oh I but, aaya one
of tha eonorreirationa. which, as the individu
al happent to be a "man of money," ia only
aorry ay didn't get him: '"Ah, but hiawie
f 1 U - A
xs m munr wi w, Biiuooru, uuwn
yonder attends there regularly with her,
and what ia more, they go in their earrlagtl"
. and straightway tbia individual is dona for
with that aeet I Ton see, the carriage ie the
worst thing about it Ha goea to ohurah in
style, thereby magnifying tha Importance of
,- bit church, and proportionally aimioianing
that of ours I It ia not to ba borne I and you
koow we can use tha carriage argument In
the election I Besidee this, we ahall have
nlentv of allies. With the argument that here
a a very dark, , managing man. He ia evi
dently plotting something very deepsome
thing that Bona of ua can fathom, ate. Let
a very oae be ware of him t
, These tbioga are. Tory' humiliating to a
Uisea who indulge the least pride in the
' present posttWa and prospective growth and
importance of Knoxvilbv But the picture,
though roughlj sketched, and by ao unskilful
hand, ia a true one. The arHsf haa no feartt
that It will not be recognised. - Let us hope
that every one who look upon it will not
forthwith begin to count up those of kit at
ouaintanen whom "it le very like." I will
conclude this disagreeable subject by recom
mending to eaeh and every One of theee much
abused individuals, who must needs pay the
penalty of their prominence, to content him
self, when some new iniquity ie imputed to
him, with Bhakspeare'e philosophy!
"I win ba hang'd If some slerhsl rllliln,
Boms busy snd Insinuating rogue,
Boms cogging, eosenlng slave, to fftt torn office,
Hsvs not devl.'d this slander!"
I know you will be disappointed if I close
this letter without jotting down some of the
ondi.sin political oirclee hereabout. 'And
yet there le nut much to be told. The dust
and hillabelloo kicked up amongst ua not long
einoe by the headlong leaps and plunges of
sundry erratic politicians, facetiously termed
"Old Line Whigs," seems to have blown over
without any material damage to any one, so
far as I know. These gentlemen, like Brutus
and hie coadjutors, are
" all honorable rnsn "
nor would I presume to question their right
to vindicate their ancient YVhiggery by go
ing over, body and rare, to their ancient ene
mies, any more than 1 would attempt to throw
an obetacle in the way of ether "Whigs" who
intend to assert their claims to the title by
supporting Fillmore and Dinelton. "It is a
free country it ie a great eountrvl'' All
parties can, at least, join in the patriotic sen
timent which ie ever the burden of Fourth of
July orations, vie: "Hurra for America!"
I speak in all seriuueneae end candor when
I say, that whatever may be the doubte and
difficulties of many old Whigs In the present
eurioue etate of parties, Be man worthy of
the name of Wnio ean-rem) Ma Fillmora'a re
cent speeches in Hew' Yoris without feeling
hie conservative, Union loving blood stirred
within him 1 It Is truly refreshing in these
"piping timee" of political 'corruption and
profligacy to know that though Clay Is no
more, there is vat a man among ua who dares
stend up boldly and without fear, "for hia
country, hie whole country and nothing but
hia country!" that there is yet a man in the
nation who would "rather be right than Pres
ident I" Are not the sentiments embodied in
the epeeohee alluded to platform enough for
angbodyt Yes, indeed. Millard Fillxuub
ie himtelf a platform he stands, a great
Unjon-Colossus and his broad shoulders,
extending from the pine foreste of Maine to
the golden sands of California's const, me
thinks are ample and strong enough to sup
port all who choose to take their etand upon
them all who love their country and would
save it from the polilitol jnoknls who are
even now grinning and howling about the
Capital, impatient fur the hour which they
confidently look for, when, torn, bleeding,
exhausted, impotent, their prey is at their
meroy I
Although I say all thia, and, Indeed, am
ready to go farther aud aay that Mr. Fillmore
ie the very beit man wa have for the crisis, I
am still not so blind with prejudice as to set
aside the claima of Mr. Buchanan. My esti
mate of him is not affeoted by what the
newspapers tell ue. I quute the language uf
Mr. CuuacnwKi.L, our late member of Congress,
when I say, in reference to newspapers, "they
lis on both sides!" Mr. B. is a sae man. 1
know of no man whom I would prefer for
President, except Fillmore. And, believing
ae I do that the struggle ie now wholly and
only between the North and the South in
other words, between Disunion and Union
I must indulge the hope that a combination
of the ecattered elements of contrrvatitm may
yet be effeoted, and that thereby that glori
ous structure which we arc wont to call THE
UNION maybe preserved.
Thie letter haa been spiin'out to far greater
length than I intended, and I feel like at
tempting an apology for the infliction of such
an unconscionable bore, but na your readere
would, no doubt, refuse to admit its sinceri
tyrather classing it with . the family .of
nnmnugs l - snail tax, -say -laave wilJiout
other ceremony than tha renewal of the "die
tinguished consideration with which I have
the honor to be," etc, Ac.
, Tux Sri in mi Capital.
Notb. We presume Mr; Churchwell form
ed hie estimate of the truthfuluese of the
press, from reading the papers of his own po
litical faith Ed. Post.
Political Position or the German
Ph ess. The Cincinnati Volksblatt gives a
Mat of all the Geiman pnpera published in
the United Stntea showing which nre fur
Buchanan and which fur Fremont. From
thia list and classification there nppenr to be
16 dailiea and 41 weekliea fur Buchanan,
and 18 dailiea and 38 weekliea for Fremont.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 7th instant.
snys: Mr. Samuel Lud vigil, editor of a Gel
man Quarterly Review, at Baltimore. Md.,
and one of the most eloquent German apeak
ere in the United Stoles, ia stopping at the
Gibson. He ia travelling in the West, and
will apeak at Richmond, Ind., Indinnnpolis,
and other portions, in favor of Fromout and
Dayton. , .
We heard that Sain Smith, the invet
erate wag who repreaenU the third congree
aiunal district, and who recently "threw up"
hia lease for the fun of setting hia country
eouaina ecrnmblu fur it, made a speech "the
other day" in Baltimore, In which he present
ed "Old Buck, to hia auditory, in the garb
of niililaiy chief of tomt tori! Ia ita part
of the programme to .exhibit the "old fed"
to the people in regitnentale, with a eword
epaulette, block eockiide'and spurs? -
Cavibo In. The letter of Mr. Buchanan,
accepting the nomination, but avowing the
squatter sovereignty eWeirine, iavery annoy,
ing tu lha daipooTaey.'Mure tliar, one haa
declared emphatically. ,n our hearing that
they will not support liiin. The fact U, what
little artificial enthusiasm wae exhibited nt tha
Arat announcement nf,hie nomination, luia
paascd uwiiy. On the oilier hand Fillmore's
national und imigninucnt letter and reception
speeches, have given now zoal and courage
to his friends and ndmirvns everywhere. A
very quiet, but intelligent and influential pen
tlemuit, who any but little about politics,
and who voted against us in the Inst election,
aurprised us fie other day by warmly na.
aurnig us that Fillmore was the man fur the
times, and that the people would ao decide,
So mote it be.Jwr and Men.
9The Boston Journal eaye fifty fnml
Ilea from Virginia, uf the denomination call,
ed "United Brethren,'' all in luvur of Free
dom, have, through their ininUtera, selected
a Battlement six miles south of Lawrence, tin
the San te Fe road, in Kansas, aud are now
prepared to emigrate. .
3ffA ataya Slate Convention of the peo.
pie of Vermont, held on the 3d instant, nom
inated Ryluud Fletcher for Governor, Jas.
Slnde fur Lieutenant Governor, and iienry
M. Boles for Treasurer, and endorsed the
nomination of Freinunt and Dayton.
The London Times warns the Brit
ish Goveanment to have Central American
affaire aettled up before Mr. Buchanan thall
com to tht fretidency.
Nw Whkat. Tha first of a eron of rad
wheat, from the farm of Mr. fienj. Sprulll, of
1Vn.ll Cn NortH IVrxlliis. Mlmrn mild hv Mr
John Juniee yesterday, at 91 61 ceg!.
IMarjoat roper.
y What men want, ie not talent, but
purpose; in other woida, not the power, to
achieve, but, the wiil to. labor..-
RATIFICATION MEETING AT MADI
SON VILLE.
for Ihs Post.
Mr. Editor: Aa thie is a day of polities,
I hope that your readers will bear with me
while I give you a ahort akxteh of Ratitl.
eation meeting, held by the Buchanan demo
emta of Monrue county, Tenn., on Monday
thollh Inat. After the County Court nf.
journed for dinner, the sheriff announced that
there would be a Buchanan ratification meet
ing held immediately in the Court house, and
that nil the friends of Buchanan were request
ed to come in, nnd all opposed to Black Re-
rubliciinism were also requested to come in.
did not consider myself invited by the firet
call, and ahould nnt have been present if the
diet hud not been oxide. Fur fear of being
culled a Black Republican, I, in Company with
others of my own faith, repaired to the scene
of action. We did not get in to see the meet.
Ing orguniEed, but judged that Jas A. (laire,
Eaq., was I'resiilt-ntlruni the fact that he was
explaining the1 object ol Hie meeting when
we entered. Hia apec-ch was brief, beginciny
bnck at the garden of F.den, and ending with
the destruction of Know Nothlngimn. Mr.
Hnire la quite a gentleman in hia manners,
mid said nothing to wound the feelinga of
the opposition. He wound up with n hnrt
but spirited exhortation to the Know Noth
intra tu turn nnd ciwne up to the help of old
Buck nfninat the Blaek Republicans, imsur.
ing them that there was yet a chance. Win.
M. Stnkuly next appeared, to lire the big gun
of the occasion. We were all looking for
something, na lie ie a man of considerable
character nnd talent. We were somewhat
disappointed in our expectations. I look no
nolea, but here ia the auni and subilnnee of
his remarks: He boldly naeertod that, the
Know Nothings nt the North had for their
candidate for the Presidency Nathnniel I'.
Banks he said another faction of the same
parly had J. C. Fremont and Wm. L. Dayton,
and the same party south had for their can
didates Fillmore and Donelann, and another
faction bud Commodore Stockton, making
four candidates, lie assured his audience
that there was but one truly national ticket,
namely, Buchanan nnd Bjeckenridge tliat
they were the national democratic candidates,
nnd no other were national, neither ooiild ei
ther of tint others get a ticket in half of the
Stale a. (Thia ia one apnt on the fawn.)
Next he made a wonderful appeal to the
Know Nothing linnert smith, to come up
tu the help ol the southern democracy against
the Black Republican monster ol' the North
that the Union was in more imminent danger
than it ever had been, and that there was no
hopes except Buchanan was elected, that
there was no turning to the right or to the
left, that if they threw away their votes in
voting for Fillmore they wore to blame, na
they vory well knew that he could nut get n
State in the Union, and they in voting auch
vote was not voting indirectly for a Black
Republican, but it were no less crime than
voting directly for one, not that Mr. Fillmore
was a Black Republican, but nil who voted
for him knew that they were throwing away
their votes, aa lie could not get a ticket nt
the north, nor a Stale at the South. Now
for consistency. Mr. Stakely surely thought
he was addressing a truly knnw noiiiing ai all
meeting, or he would not lirst have uiade it
appear Hint the opposite party was split into
four factions and was truly no pnrty nt all,
that they were n mere cypher, nnd next wind
up with his exhortalinn to the Know Noth.
inga south to not throw nwny their voles
and come up and help defeat the mighty,
that there was danger nnd imminent d inger
too. Peraona more advanced in modern cjp.
inocrncy than I, may see how this can be, but
1 confess I cannot. If his Srst assertion be
true, the last cannot. He boldly told ua that
the lour candidates of the four factious were
nil of course Know Nothings, but he failed tu
tell the people that Banks in answering Gen.
Zollicofler'a interrogatories, declared t-inphn.
tit-ally that Im was a democrat: and alao foil
ed to tell that J. C. Fremont la a democrat of
the deepest dye. But instead of dealing lion,
eatly and letting the truth be known, he tried
to make it upbear Hint they were all of the
entile, aehool of politics. Oh, consistency,
where art thou! Next appeared W. L. Eakin,
Esq. I take no particular exception to any
thing he aaid lie apoke like a gentlem in,
differing honestly in opinion with other gen.
tlenien. In my judgment he fully answered
n portion of the iireeedintr aneeeh. Next an.
peered J. J. Wright, Esq., who made n
enori speecn, principally expressive of hia
feelinga in being honored by being associated
with and addressing an nany time hundred
and grey-headed soldiers of the cross us he
wns then surrounded by, and wound up by
Muting, in a low and chilling tqne of voice,
some tremendous threats towards him bv
llioao secret dark lantern politicians, to wit:
they had told him in the village of Madison
ville that if he did not vote for n certain man
and ever dared In show his political hand, it
would be cutoff. He told it in auch a chill,
ing manner that I almost dodged, thinking I
could see them sever his hand, and even hoar
it fall to the ground. How barbarous!
Next appeared A. J. Vnughun and made a
short sH.'ech somewhat on the olive-brnneh
order, denouncing those little country new,
papers fur their charges ngairat Mr.Biike
haniin and for their praise of Mr. Fillmore,
and wuund up by Baying thut he didn't want
any of the Know Nothings tu vote for Mr,
Buchanan, that lie did nnt wish to he nsso.
cinted with such a dark lantern aet uf fellows,
&m. 1 would like to inquire ol' him if he did
not nt one time belong tu the urder, whether
he did nut want llie race fur representative
lust year, and whether he withdrew iu the
regular way, or bulled?
Kx S-nntnr Doyle next attempted fo get
the floor, but the meeting adjourned tine
die. The ex Senator, niter they adjourned,
Informed the people that nit who wished tu
hear him could remain, and those who did'nt
could leave. I, having been dosed with ao
many bitter pills, of course had become thira
ty, and nm sorry to any was compelled to
leave, and did not hear the ex.Setiatur'a
speech. I wae Informed, however, it wns
quite spicy nnd in favor uf Fillmore and
Doiiiiclson, although he was as good a demo
unit na any of the gentleman who had en
forced the gag-law in their meeting. And ao
the nffuir wound up. Spectator.
July 9, 1856.
Mb Fillmore in Viiioinia. The Balti
more Clipper save: "We have it, on high
authority, that u member of Congress from
Virginia, who has always acted with the old
Democratic parly, haa staled that ten dayt
tince, he had no hope of Mr. Fillmore's
election in that St .te, but at present, he is
entirely confident of his success. The, work
goes bravely on."
C7"Squuller Sovereignty" haa broken
down Old Buck ntthe South, utterly. At
the Norlh, though possessing a highly Free
soil reeurd, he never had any personal (op
ulurlty, simply for the reason, that he oat
too well known.
The American Cause in Arkansas.
The Little Rock, (Ark.) Gazette and Demo
crat haa leltera from nil parte of the Plate
giving the moat cheering account of the pro.
grass of the American cause in Arkansas.
The editor aaya: "The success of tha party
may now be considered eurtulu."
New York, July 14 Flour declined; sales
State nl6,lo6.40. Southern 7a8,76
Wheat declined SI cents. Corn drooping
Moee Fork 30,63. Whiskey 88.
jy New York etate, this fall has aeonteat
for the office of Governor. It ia belloved
that the candidate of the Rupublienna will
be George Law, of the Americana Eraatua
Brooks, sod of the Democrats, -Israel Hatch,
. New Orleans Jute 13 The steam-
r Tavss nrrlvmA' trntn- Vara tlrht aUti S.lu.
to the 8th. Tile Spanish fleet hrrd departed!
rum thai port, f resiaent voinonlort decid
ed tu sell all Innds belonging t'l church and
other religious co-porntione. A new Slnle
is to be formed under the Curmtitulion, call
ed the Valley of Mexico, -HoatiUtieahav been
commenced by the State of, Leou and Chi
huahua against Tnmulipae,
New Vfinr. Jul 10. AL tllM rAnnhlimtn
ratification meeting held here yesterday, n
letter was reau irom jamea ainurice, lornier
ly the democratic member of Congress from
the first district, fully sympathizing with the
object ol the meeting. - . . .,,
ESPNew wheat is selling at Hetersburg,
Va.,nttl,00 per bushel.' " " 1
List af Appointment.
Joint snpolntmsnts ol D. M. Kit snd R. B. Isisso,
Dlitrlet Electors for Ihs Ed Conf rtulonal DUtricL .
Jixper, Msrloa county, Mtindnr July Jt
Chstwnooss, lUtnllton eo Erldsy .(night,)... " 20
liarriinn, tiMiioiion aoumy,. .. muRuMj,,,.
Georgetown, Hamilton county ,Tloir,ttiiy, .......Aof. T
OIvelsnd, Bradley oounty,i..Frldy a
Banton, Polk oounty, SHtnnUy v
Athene, McMInn county Mornlay, , o 1
Decatur, Mela oounty Tueirtiiy, m 1s
Kinsitnn, Honne county Thnrsdiiy,.-. 14
Loudon, Roane county Friday in
Madinonvllle, Monroe county,. BnturdAy, Id
Maryville, Bloualcouoty Mooday... u IB
Other appolnlmsnts will be made and ailed before ths
canraii U dosed. REK8E B. BnABSON.
p. at KEt.
' I expeet to preach on the Oall te' the Ministry Osl.
lit chap., lit verie; Ea. 10th chap., 19 verie alio, the
ocoailoa ol diiuulee,- at Balem, .Saturday, 36th July
Inilsnt. JOHN DOUOLAM.
IHurr-loetf .
Oa the morning of ths 18th, Intt., hy Jackioa Cate,
Knq., Mr. AI.KXAXDKR Slaesos to-BtiMASAa McBaf AST,
all of Bradley county.
At Benton, Polk cotinty. on the morning of the lnth
lr.it., by Re. T. K. Milh"''.'!. Wst, of Duck
town, to Mlu Sasah KUsa Bros, ioruHrly ef Ureene
vllle, Tenn. j . , t
COMMERCIAL,
Anfuata market.
Augusta, Jy 14.
I hand jroa herewith itatement of our produce tnir
kt. i
Ha cos, hop; round lOJKr 10?(c; hams 10 (ft llr;
MetiXX (ft 19; ihniiMers (& 9tfc. ..aim. tl (ft
12c. Dkkf 8 7c. Pork T (ft 8c Irt Midu 12
18c. Cnrtw Id goort itemnnd nt ftl (ft 6.tc. tlRAi, (ft (ft
Too. Whrat 1,JW fft ft,40 for white, nnd 1,111 1,20
for red. fwvn, from old Wlient 6 (ft 7, ami from new
97 (ft 8,M W bbl. Stock Pkar 60 (ft Tile, Oats 4c.
Fratiikm 88 (ftaj'.c. No title for Urkrl Tr lit. Taliiw
12 (4c. Bom:KU85c. Eooslo 18c. UkoonuMti
1,2ft bmh. i
Youri.very truly,
tl. A. ANST,RY,
Oommiton and Product Merchant.
Nanltvlllo market.
Nabiivilm., July IS.
Bacon. The receipts nre Tery tight, with nn nctlve
den and. We quote aide nt 9 if (ft Dc; hutnt 8 (ft 8 Jefc;
houlduri 7c. Any quantity would lu Ink en rendlly nt
the above figure from wugoni. Whkat. The trude
hue not opened fairly yet though ome tra n emotion
have been mnde. We hear Ttt (ft 7&o quoted ae the
nominal flgurei,
Wanted.
I WILL buy all the good merchantable Wheat that
mybe offered. The money and lacks are both
ready. n my temporary abHt-nce Jamks H. Okttts Is
authorised10 attend to the bushiest.
Athens, July 18,lSM)-tr JOHN L. BRIDGES.
APPRENTICE WANTED A boyt 16 to
18 years of age, wanted to learn the Moulding
Business. Apply at the Athens foundry. July 18
Zion Hill English School,
rilUE Second Sestlon of this Institution will com
JL inence on Mouday, July iltt, and continue fur the
term of five months.- No student admitted Tor less than
half sestiou, aud no deduction for lost time, except In
case of protracted sickness.
HA TEH OF TVITWX:
Orthography, Ueadiug, Writing and Mental Ex
ercises t-f.00
Geography, Arithmetic and Knglith Grammar.. 7,U(
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic, Khetorlc,
and acourse of M them ati ct-s-en.br acing AlitehraV
Geometry, Trigonometry, Me munition of Hurfnces
and Holidt, Nnvigntlon and Practical Surveying. .10,00
Students Intending to enter kk-hool should do so as
soon as possible, In order to enter their proper elutsus.
July 18, 1866-gm J. P. UAHII, Principal.
Auction iTolice. "
ON the 11th day (the secunrlMonday)of August next,
at 9 o'clock In the morning, I will commei.ee a
IPutolio uotloiif
at the South-west corner of the Public Square In Athens,
and will continue the same from duy to day, until' the
reuiutnlng portion of my entire stock of lry ioiwlt
-and 4roctrlBS) are sold out. The terms of the sale
will be cash In hand for all sums of five Dollars and
under and on all sums over Plve a credit (with approv
ed security) will be glven.untll the-firsi duy of January,
lb67.
I would again and the last time cnll the attention of
my customer to this publication. After the auction is
over I will, without favor or affection, without diftino
tlon In grade or sex, put every note snd account that
Is due In the hands of an officer for collection. So, you
may save trouble aud expense by coming forward and
paying up. July 18 L. D0U30N.
For Montvaie Springs
coxcoitit and s,orivii,i.i:
8TACVX1 OOMFANTt
Flli'IS Company propose to enrry the traveling pub
I He from CONCORD l)Rl0 ', R- Tenn. k On. IUI1
Road, by the way of Louisville and Maryrille, to Mont
Tale Springs, Blount oouuty, Kast Tenn. The best nnd
in oat Direct Rome for Mouthornerstl
Distance 22 miles. '
The Company Irtend to arrange the a r rival and de
parture of their Coaches to suit the llaflroud Schedule,
and start from each end of the line every inuruiiig,
running through dally, Sundays excepted.
Through Tickets, from Concord to Montvale Spring!,
960, Way Passengers at the same rates.
Good' Hotels nnd best accommodations at Concord,
Louisville and Maryville, on tite line.
Signed by the Board of Directors, In behalf of the
Company. DANIEL A. TIHI18, P,-c,t.
II. C. SAFPELL, 8. A T. . Jl. IU hku,
0 J. M. RoiKiKR, II. PtiSTKH,
W. M. Cox, - Wm. T. J Oil HBO If.
Louisville, July 18, .S3fl-1m-4"8
Medical College nt (ii'orgia.
AvavsTA, July, 1S&6.
THE Twenty-fifth course of Lectures In this Instltu
tlon will commence tlve First Monday lu Novem
ber next. Faci'i.tv,
G. M. Nrwtox, m. p., Anatomy.
L. A. Duuas, M. C, Surgery.
I. P. Gauvix, m. d., Materia Medfca, Therapeutics,
and Medical Jurisprudence. . .
J. A. Kvb, h. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and In runts.
II. V. M. Miixxa, m. d.. Physiology and Patholyglcal
Anatomy. - -
Alkx. Mkans, H. D., Professor of Chemistry.
L. D. Vunn, h. d., institutes anil Prncflce or Medicine.
H. P. Cahpbmll, M. D.f irgica). Comparative and
Microscopical Anatomy.
R. Camfbkia, Ms ., Demoernaior of Anatomy.
S. H. Simmon!, m. O., AinltUnt Demonstrator.
J drum lUKRUVlt p., Proscr to Prof'r of Surgery.
Clinical Lecturer will heiilelrVerM regularly nt the
City Hospital, and ample flfteortunllles will be afforded
for the study of Practical Anatomy.
Pees for the entire emirie. , 910ft
Matriculation Ticket (tob taken once) ft
For further particulars, apply to
Ju)y18-8m-4i8 G. M. WEU'TOV, rtn.
Land for Sale,
IN obedience to sn intei'lneutnry decree and
order of the Conn tr Court of Meii;s coun
ty, Tenn., at the July session, 1806i I will, on
Saturday, the 80th day. of Auirint next, gn
upon the premises and soil to the highest I ml
der, all the nndividedinterest which Isnnc
Cm ton, deo'd, hits ill the Lands of lssac Ua
leer, deu'd, whioh Lands are lying in ths glli
Civil District, Meigs county. A credit of
twelve months will he given on all except
the sum of Forty Dollars, which must be paid
down, and note and good security and a lien
retained for the unpaid purohase money.
J AM ICS A HOWftKtt Clerk.
July 18, 18Sft-td-prs fee 14-408
Attach inent.
William Q. Bogle,
vs..
James MeUsmnbell,
WHEKEAS, on lbs lutli day of January,
TV 1858, Joieph Divine, a ConMable lor
Monroe county, returned before William Wil
liams, a Justioe of the Tesoe for said county
of Monroe, in the State of Tennessee, an attach
ment levied upon the personal goods of the
defendant, James MoCaaipbell, and it appear
ing to said Juitioe that-James MoCainplmll is
a lion resident of tli Stale of Tunoesice, II
was ordered hy said Justice that all further
proceedings in this esuse be stayed until the
18th day of August, 1866, and that pUintili
cause publication to be made in the Athens
Poit for four suooessive weeks, requiring the
defendant to appear before said Justice at
the time aforesaid and defend said suit, other
wile judgment final will be had acaigst him,
WILLIAM O. UOOLE,
euiy e, i9ov-t-r iss ejo-iun
1
ALABAMA LOTTERY!
AulHoriad if tht State of Alabama. I ..
OV TII Bit If .
Military Academy Lottery !
CLAM t NEW SKRIE8,
Te be drawn IB ths clly of Montgomery, Alabama", a
, puvuo, od nurraay, August in, isoo, wains
Havana Flanl
BAM US L 8 WAIT, Manager.
Prises amounting to
$004,0001
Will be distributed socording to the following ''
.ling nittcmt Scheme!
. 80,000 rVambors I A,t8S PrlsrsI
1 Prise of.. ,i. ,.4n,OOOIl.,.).., 40.000
1 do , . v lft,(Hioi u. OHO
1 do T.OIinil 7 .)((
1 do 8,onni a .)
1 do ,l)l)OI SMMIO
1 do 1,000 la. l.OOO
1 do 1,0)10 li 1.000
10 do SOOara. ...... v-llllli
100 do 100 are 1O.0OII
e prises of S2QO approximating lo S4fl,Hno fioo
4 do
4 do
4 do
4 do
4 do
4 do
40 do
lOOatinroilmatine to Ift.unO
. 400
soo
940
TAapprosimatliigto f.onn
BO approximating to
BO approximating 10 9,UU0
40approxlmatlngto 'l.OuB
Vfi approximating to 1,'HM)
III
0
1 00
100
800
in, mio do
so approximating to BUO
B are ....i......
190,000
1A,1SA Prises smountlnff to.
....204,000
The 15,000 Prliei of sre itetermlned h the num.
ker hkh ilmw. the t40,iinn Prise If tint numl sr
should be an odd number, theft every odd number tick
et Iff the Scheme will be entitled to 93; tf an even
number, then ever even number ticket will be entitled
to fs In addition to anr other I'rlie which nnjr be
Purchnleri In hnrinv an enlml auantitv of odd and
even number ticket! will be certain of drawing nearly
ue nan me cost m ,ue lame, witn cnancel ol obtain
Ins other Prliei.
All thoee tlcketi endlns with 0, 9, 4, 9, 8, sre sren sll
tho.e ending with I, S, ft, T. 9, are odd.
( v nenieinner Hint every prise li drawn, snd pay
able In full wlthmit deduction.
t tT All Prliei of 11 .110 and under, paldtmmedlate
ly after the drawing other Prltel at the uiual time of
thirty dnyi.
All communications Itrictly confidential. The drawn
numbers will he forwarded to purchaleri Immediately
after the drawing. ' j . . .
HTfn Ticket, 110 ttiliei, S fliler, MX.
Prise Tickets caihed or renewed lu other Tickets at
either office.
Orders for Tlcketi can he addrwed either to
8. PtVAN a CO.. Atlanta. Oa.
June -td-(u9 or 8. &YVAM, Montgomery, Ala.
2100 Acres of Land for Sale.
ON Momliiv, tlie 11th day of August next,
T will sell At the CnuVt-house door hi
Athena, at. mil ilia niit-urv. th fnllnwirtfr Irnntei
Of nnl-nislei nf I . A X ft . hai m'mm tirr t r. r li a ..,..
Creek Mi n inn Compnny, nml yuu in Cherokee
aniiatu v n .:. 1-1 w i
vwinii , v i vv nn , 1 111 vo j i is) 1 1 srti
Acre lrneti; One hnlf of a One Iltmuren nnd
Kortv Acre Trttl; nml One half nf a Three
Hundred Acru Ti-ni-t tfnrl hti willi nil tit a
Miniutr Intden;.enU heloniirin' to the Com pa
ny. in lurin win ue mnae Known on me
dny of 8 nle. J. B. TAYLOU, Auent.
July 18, 185fi-4t Per U Donenir. "
Fur further information hiniiirA nf J. R.
Taylor, Cherokee oouuty, N. C.
Land and l'ropcrlj for Sale.
ON Tlmrs.lny, the 14th uf Anicnst next, I
will soil lo the l.ighent liiJiler, at my
house, .on Cotter Crock, .Monroe counlv, Ten
nessee, 'lying one hnlf mile South of the Sis.
tion, on the Turnpike ftoal, the vitlurtble
plantation on which I now resiile, containing
Two lltmilreJ nml Forly Acres near one
hiindrcil acres of bottom lain in a hih stale
of cultivation, awcll improved, with good
bnihliiigs and splendid water. Termt One
hnlf down, the other in twelve months bond
and good security and a lien on the laud un
til the purchase money is paid.
Also, nt the same lime ami place, I will sell
a flue lot of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, House Fur
niture, and Corn Crop, cVe.
I pni ticul m l.v invite nil persons wanting a
fine Farm to be present on the day named, as
1 am determined to sell.
DAVID TAYLOR, Ja.
July 18, 1856-4t-408
In Chancery nt AlheiiN.
Original and Amended Bill.
L. M. Stansbury aud wife, and Jos. S. Cnsteel,
t'S.
John. Jack, J. J. Elliott, and others.
IJ this inure it appears that Abraham Cs
teel, Willis Oosteel, lind Nniicy Cnxleel,
heirs nt luw of Kdmond Cnsteel, ilcoM, are
iioii-residenls of the Slate uf TViinensee, it in
therefore ordered that publication be made
iu the Athens I'ost, for foiir successive weeks,
requiring said lion resident defendants to ap
pear nt our next Court of Chancery, to be
held at the Cutn t house in the town of Ath
ens, McMinn county, on the 8d Mondr.y of
August next, then ami mere lo plead, answer,
or demur to complainants said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed ns to them,
aud licai-d accordingly.
WM. LOWUY, C. d- M.,
By Willi l.nwur, o. a tu. '
July 18, 1856-4t-prs fee i?-4u8
ATHENS FOUNDRY
and
XwXn.ola.lzxo W ox-ls.es.
TllK subscriber would reseutt'ully an
nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that lie is now in operution
and prepared to do
. OASTXIVO
of every description in Ins line, and would
therefore solicit orders from nil those who may
want anything of the kind.
lie is now caating and lias for sale dif
ferent sizes of the Ulolie, or Air-tiirht Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sir.es of
Parlor, Mue 1 lute, liuinlier, uinee and shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; WatUe Irons;
Ploughs, right und left hand.
Aleo, the Kilgote (Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, w hich will saw from two to live thou
sand feet per day. i II kinds uf
3VI -A- C3 II INBXl Y
fitted up in the best and utoet durable inauiier,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Hailing of every dsoription.
Ue is also prepared to do ull kinds of
Brass easting.
The highest Cash price will he paid for
OLD COITKR. C. ZI.MMHRMAN.
. 1'. S. There is eonneoted with the Works
an excellent l'nttet-n Maker, so that persons
wishing castings cun have pntterns uutde te
order. " , C. Z.
Athens, Tenn.. J uly 18. I860 tf 408
(fo. PUBLIC 8tUAUC, NAHHVli.t.E,
. mrouTias and dealees in
I0BEIOK AND DOMESTIC DEY GOODS.
J..... ,, lSftiMye-WT
JL.tlx3a. as Foundry.
nAt 1NU engnged the lervlcei of Mr. V. M. Kiutoas,
who Is suthorised to receive orders snd Irauaact
all builneii apertalnng to the Foundry, any perton
wanting IntoriiuUlon In regard to Maehluery, Ac, will
be atten ded to by calling at the foundry.
Athens, July U,1M-IMUT 0. ZIMMERMAN.
. Disclaimer.
Till Katt TenneiiM Slid Qsorgla Ril Rorl Oemptv
uy rtj not imrtiei to or rocnonatble for tht) Kaut
of Krtjlglit from (savannah, Uttorvia, te thv farloua ita
tlont on the lln of ihlf Hnail, ai put down In hand
bill iituod ij tin Oenlral Hall Koad of tioorRia, datttd
Ut Juat aud signed W. M Wariluy, Ueneral Hup'r.
It. C. JAOKHON, Sup't K. T. Oa. U. .
Athtnt,l5th Juue, l&M-at-4' ..
Heimer, ftuoifllla, tad B-vnofr, CUrtUnd, will
opy thrt tlnM.
Dlsoolndon of Partnership.
rVIMMKRMAtt A THOMAS, of tha aUm. ndrv.
MA tt.1t dtMolrvd rj-mMwsstoas.AMaslwns.
Immediately, and all Btrsone lnweMed Bv sot or so-
eount will call and pay. ae the aoeoantowlfi besndei
'over to on ofrloer for onlleerloB If not eetllatf ihortly.
Th, buelneis Wfiil beresfter Jeo carried nn In all Its
AUioDifuiyiiiiwe-tMer, a ,
Osnnbargfl and Domiwtlcs. r-
1 Art BALR9 Os'naliurgsi' ; ' ..
1VV7 128 balee Domestics) '
10,000 Wheat Hneksj -
- 100 bushels fresh Timeth; Seedj .
SOO n 41errle 4asa j .x . ' '
loO Blue. .. ',' ...... , 1 ;
fur sale at ae low prices, for rati) or approved
60 rlnvs nnnsr. as can be had in ativ market.
Send in your orders.
Knoxvllle, July J I J. , H. ia. morn rJtlSUN.
Depot ol Geararla sksirastn)silrtlnfs
stiiel Wbeatt aaclce ,
I AM preperefl to sell all of the, things at sjsanfso
tureri nrteei, tranipnrtatlon. added, and to mer
chant! nnd farmeri In McMinn, Btirdiey, Monroe, Roane
and aillnlnlns countlel, t" Tmnecsaiirr sotted their or-
den, pfomlilirg to snip to them JU Jill time, with dtt
patrn. n. ft- acrucnaun, Agent. -
itnoxriue, Tenn., jury ii-iro- -
Family Groceriea,- ,
J UST received and for sste, In addition to
our former stock, a frelt and desirable
stuck of FA M LY ROCUUIE
Also, lib bills, supei niie and family Flour;
600 sacks ' ' c: -r"
80 tons Ofounrl Plaster; .. . .
1000 bushels ConnfX r.-ti. ... .
1U00 bushels Onts.
-HUKSTAPUOOAIf.
Loudon, May 28, 18SBr4t4Ur.. , t
BREWER 4i CftLOEU,
S0 0ld8llp,....?IEW.Te)BK,
General t'omnilss.oivMerciianfs,
PARTIC'Cf.AR Aiientloo glrroiyiln ul. of Drain
of aUHWoTlptlone. "' io r..,n
Bfr to 1. K. Ram, IifrvPlBrTVir X ft trl re
ton, . C ; -J. J. Boullier, PreiMoKAvUiuk or the Repub
lic, Vow Vork. .. , J , July 4-6V-40I
j. ii. RExsunv!. co., ;
Fashionable Cabinet Makers
K ii o x v i 1 1 C 'Mfp n
nAVlMO rfcelved an ap-ncy frpm J. TT. Renshaw
A Co., for th inle of tlit?fr fiirnllure at thia place,
I would Inform all nroni wliiliina, anv thlnat tu their
line that I can furnlali thorn at Knoivjir prlcet, frclprht
added. I lutve recelVfd a xfniil) itnrk of RdteHdai
Brkfniil,Uinlr))t.WrlHn)t andQiwirtsH Tahln; Chnira,Ae.
Any article of Furnttua made to, ordtT on short no
tice. Sofni, Dlvana ami Ifntr'oloth Rocking Chairs will
be ordered for any periion wifhlng to nurchnne.
BELl HQOSE
Cosxbb or Mais asp SVavs stbssti,
kxoxvillk, r&yy.
. WILMA1I McTi:tf,'proprictor;. '
Four florae Mali Ooachei lesTe dally at IX o'clock
A. St., fur Montvale Springe, i ' June 18-.tf-4in)
T. DOOXAN. .
Varohouf and tJaretioral rommhslon
MEHOIIANT.
AllantUisj tjiuu
HA VINO rented the afpnetons Are-proof Warehonie
recently erected on U'littvhall 'Street, will attend
to the storHge nml sale of Cotton, Corn, Bacon, Lard,
and all other Produce with whlvhllonfuy be favored.
Having Imd long experieticeiv the geueral trade of
Oenrffta, lie flutters hluief Uiat he can give satisfac
tion In the mile of ail Produce,' .ind, alsot in the pur
chase of nil nriicles which the country uiuy require.
ltttie'6-ly-lOl .
A. K. MlQO
..A. It. ABBOTT,
m:., & AiHiorr.
Commission Merchants,
RAPiriALLv ton Tt Sll. or - f f
Such as Button, Lard, t our, "0 rain, Ac, occupy their
commodious new buildings, corner of Forsyth and
.Mitchell streets,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Liberal advances given on oonsignmepta. Kublib.
ed lu business 12. June lsi-tf-315
UYATT, McBURABY & CO., .
OIRKtTT IMFURTUU A Hp WliUM(81LK DJIALKRg IK
Foreign &DomesticDry Goods
Nv. 87 Hyv-Mrfet, rltMtw, 14. U, ..
I. HTATT, WM. limKLT.IEtvv..AL'UrSTlaO WTLT,
WM. M'BtTRNKV, ... A. L. UllXtUPlK,. . ., .CUAH, VUBTBtt.
Juite0-Iy-4U2 ; tv ,',
aT. 3D. OIjlMBKTFSOZa'p
i- WITH
OKI. SCHAKPKH....OEO. H. BUKilT. . ; .I1KXRY C. JOIUCSTOS!
Schaner, Roberts & Johnston,
IlirilKTeMlB AKUJanUKUB-VW
I? am i o. " 7.
Staple & Fancy Dress Trimmings,
Jexerlrii, Lvokiny-!latn, f'omft, Brutten,
Perfumery, French and tlurtnan Pancy Qooda, ie., Jco.
No. 1ST Market stsbst, (b.tweeo 4th snd Ath,)
may 80-1y-401 Iblladcllilu, I'a.
Fair Warning.
T"0 Deed, or other Instrument of writing, for Regis
tratlon, will be attended tn unless the Tees accoiu
puny the lustruin.ut. COKNKMrg HUUWN, -
AeglsleV McMinn county.
Home men whom you trust arid ask for your pay,
Their friemUliipynu lose, and thut right uwuy.
Pitch have I trusted, and that U my sorrow
oo pay lus to-day aud 4 "11 (rust you to-morrow.
mf I F II .-Two barrels good Apple Vinegar
uii imiiu auu ior saie low, oy
June ST . ' M Q. I10RT0N k CO,
-flAfWRRI. Klnv's Salt. Just received
ifll and Tor sairy.; if ij. m. HtMJKKdO.N.
1,11.I II! risl,K,!-W s-ackslMst brand fiu-
M. periine Hour, for saJei lusr for cash,
may 80 T rr w u- uoaTON 4 CQt
dfiOXrErTIOFHIK?. Candies, Italslns
V rruues, rigs, aiiiiouud, nioeru, nngiisn ivainuts.
eve., uy L,uliJ VJ jr.u. iiaim, vievuianu.
Cir; II S.-A superior article of Cigars; Also, No.
1 Olievrlng Tobacco a I wet yfi on band and for sale
iy luiuyvj . . W y. HAj.Nfca, .ivcinnd,
1 I'M'!' IK KCEI V K HUusbiind'i Matr"esla:
1 9 Davis Paiu Killec, aud, several other articles of
Drugs. '1
- Un hand, a very good supply, of all the. Medicines
usually kept lu Dm Stores, consisting In part of Oils,
Paint ami Dve-stutTs, tbta Uraudies. Ulu and Pure
Spirit. Also, 1)6 per cent Alcohol. ' WM. DUUNtl.
nwy 88 - w . - .
S sTi B sf k CrliS 1M. InUeluta, .L'gue.,
M.rf.f. IWtlui, jPrinclpea, Uperiu, Co..
quulHrH, LaJJuke 1'lna, ac.iu.t received hy
muy- ' ;;.;.$! OLK.tUK A CO.
Cll ,',: "I K.V4R ikareir sll kind.. Including
aW-dlnet, PiulMl., Cliv..'., Jujube Urou., Cordials,
Hum Drop., Fancy O.tudiu., prunes. Pig., Alinoude,
Pilberta, liglUh WalJUUt PlsW,,-OocNut., an.
may ' - . A. CLEAliK CO.
BIXl'.TN.-l.Tdk; Is, want of s "duclt of s
liuuuel" will pleaee calf early hhd'prooure ohe at
April II i , Hf. U, II011TON a COU
slS K tltVllndo I'lBllii.iir. A larae itouk
Iv of good anil ulieao, for sale at tlie Cheap Blors,
hy April 11 " W. 0. IIOKTON a CO.
TI NT lTi:rElVi:Br.' Parker'i Pail Pan-I
aw lu'ea; Bturk's Iiutlair Iwver snd Ague Iteuiedy,
au external application liiCsliblei Macauba and tk-utch
Hnutr ; llay'l LiuinientL Arablau Liliiiuent; fleel and
Oilt Pent; Putty snd Window lsii anil Tor title by
swell U WM. liUlt.8. '
RAfiMI llna!-Uc will pay Goods for sll the
l.iueu or Cotton Hag. om-red. .
Novi ". W. G110HTOS CO.
lV:AIV-lule 4'lollitna. I am now re-
M celving my large Slid well .elected .tuck of Heady
Mude Clothing, con. i.llug of Oaer, Pruck, lren. an4
Sack Coal.; Pant., Veataiiirta, tlhirt-colUri, Lamb.,
.wool and Merino Hlii.ru and rliawera of all torts and
lite. all of which I' will ee! very cheap for oath. Jutt
walk in aud 1 cuu flt.jrouu. suew. "Irom lop to toe."
Oct ft. O"- UUSg.
PUNTS and Iv-.tluH.-rrench Zlne
White lu Oil; CUeoine 0 reen, lied, and Vellow, in
Oil and dry; Wlule Lead, dry; Vehetlau lied; ludigo,
Maildcr; bpanleh Brown, ke., fof tale hy
Oct ft , oko. w. itosa.
ii'SHirre.
UM received, s fine lot of the very
A beat brand, of Virginia Tubaeco, which will be .old
oheap, by
(aept Kb
a to. w. uoeo.
1 1 NT HECKIVF.D Pins llr.ndy; Maderla,
eS Sherry, Port, Malaga andClaeet Wluet, and lome
Aue Jamaios Uun !! strictly for.mtdical purpoies,
sept t - wu. UaitNe.
fflOall it Ii a ni It nitty concern.-1 hereby
M. give notice that no more credits will be esteinleij,
aud to all who sre tbdebted to ma 1 aay, come and pay
up. My debt, niml aud. .hall bs psid, and In order to
do 10 1 inuit make ovUevtiont. ' WM, BUUNb.
' Augu.mi, l50S
T AUD WARH4KTN WAN'rKD.10.
4 HltOWN.of Inadiunvme.ahMlonarJhaaeLand
V. arrauu, lud will gtve the hlglwit oa.lj prloe. lAugU
SAt.Tl AI.Tl-o000t). Aihlans,lttrslns.'f,,
able ate i 00a Turk's lllsud, fir pickMng. .
septus. ''0EO,.kl&SS.
GIDOIIfilA LOTTERY f
Authorised by thi Btattjef (horgia.) ;
Fflrt Gainer AcadenyLoUery :
i - - xw rr, fi . ,
Te be drawn In ffce efty of Atlanta, Oearsla, s asMIe, .
. on 4losda, Jol ,!, rstW -i '
ilavana FlanLV.
BAWL 8 WJLjt &. Q0., Manager. '.
Frists satoentlBg le ' 1,
l'7fl.O O .-.
. . WIUavtavltattMshllii . . .
Magnificent Setieme t
very other Ticket wsrsto ilfsw S PHm. '--'-,
ao,Od rlslaaberre lfr.490 Prises 1 ' rh;
l rriaeof ,,..,.,.'. .nn M. aoie. .
1 do KWPOhv. ltl.uHO. .
1 do , 1le..... .j.-l.rwe . ,
1 do"..t..T.-....s. lis.,,.,l,(jpe
'I do 400 srs )-" "
I do imars..... 444
10 do .. 80 are .BOO
100 ds on ere ....... t,0
4 do Ho Approalmatmg to s,000 Prlss. 800
4 do lee Approsimatlng ts 10,000 Frist. loe
I do BO ApproalniaUiig ts "llMI rrhns
do 40 Approlleialng to 410 PrtM. . BSB
t do so Approslmatlng to IW Prises ''see
40 do (l Approilmatlngu - SO Prises See
15,000 do 4 aaymnting to. ,.., .....tOSea)
1 8,1 80 Prltel, amounting ,,,.'..... 1 Oleosa .
The lo.ootl Prltel of 4 rs determined by ths ners
ber which draw. ihtv,UWI II that number tbould Be
sn odd number, tberievery odd number tleket la lbs
Bchemr will be entitled to S4i If SB seen Bsmber, then
eeery even nnmber ticket IB the Scheme wiil be entitled
to 4, In sddlUon to any otnwr Prist whleh ths UoksS
may draw.
Purchaverl In buying sn sqnst'emsnttty f odd sad
even nuinbet rlc'keti will be certain of drawing nearly - '
half the coit of tbs -100114 with chsnces of obtstntnf
other Priiei.
tW Remembef that every Prlss IS drawn, sad pay- .
able In full without deduction. -,
fOT All Prliei of SI,) and under paid Immediate- ';
ly alter the drawing ether arises at the usual tuns ol -thirty
day.. - 3 - ;
All eninmunlcetktni itrlclly cnnadentlal. Tht drawn
numberi will be forwarded to ths purshssers iffimedt
Stely after the drawing. '
Wholt TtrleU 5 aWc iXQnariiTt IV.
Prlte Tlcketi tuned or renewed la other ticked at
either Office. .a
Order, (or Tickets can be sddrued either to
, 8. SWAN a CO., Atlanta, . .
iAneaVto-40l.,: f xt t- tSAAtongomery, Ala,
agkc reit v
igrleulturul implement
' JffD
JJA VUf AeTUHED by mr, Wlngat Co., Uttla;
Thenntucjr HmMteTi ovmbiatd for Heaping and
Mowing ;
in fenniyivania mreiner, rour aorte pirwerf) 4
Stinford'e Cutting Bukei, and
The Kentatcky Corn and Cob Mills.
aiicste viaciium ar warranira id kitit HuiiasTeioDa
and ere confldvntly recommended aa the beat In ua anil
of the. very beit materlal,belng made of the belt wrought
Iron, except the wheels. - Thota w4alrlnf to purchase of
to tee the MacMnei wilt please call on
Osnmiii W. How; Atheni; D. A. TiBits, Concord;
Tibs 4 II ANirw icKle valued; 1. T. Lrioik, Sweetwatan
la tf .. . U..1..I.... o..-t art - i A-
or. ' uti.kstDrje duijiiiibi cpi iiisjar. a cuu., ttytimm.
ejune o-oi - ,
Ciin. ion to Farmer and 0 hers.
M AVI NO been Informed that person, represent ,
Ine himself as from .New York, has offered to sell
the JffrU'ttlturat Machines tnade by WttaatiR, Mtim
A Co., of Albany. N. V.. to various nkrtles In fct.it Veto
netsee, I hereby caution East Te nn esses ns to beware of..
a.I such Imposters, as I have the sole right of these !
enmes ior a,ast Tennessee, ana none can be used thexov
tuiicss procured from me or my agents.
r.v. uAitJ, no. IV Broadway.
Vew York, April 11, l66-tf
Rhea County Sulphur Springs
TU ik public win do gratified to learn thai thoao
. Sprin(rs are now be! ior improved In a conifortablo
and substantial manner, for the coommodstion of tho
public. These wafers are well tested by living suhjeots
itti wen vj Mil my sis. j nany oi tne oioeti. innaDH
tants of the country have derived material advanlaro
from them, and many very astonishing cures hart bsea
cfTeeted by the free use of these waters
The waters art as a powerful diuretic cathartic and
alterative. It has cured hundreds of patients of Dys
pepsia, Qeneral DeWllty, all effect ions of the 8kln and
Kiunes, itiibituai Uostiveness, Torpidity or the Uwr.
Ac, Ac. The publtc are referred lo the follow log gen
tlemen t
Mujor McCallle, Cel. Whltesides, Col. Brabson, Dr.
Kennedy, sr., and Dr. Gillespie, Chattanooga, Tenn." '
.ohh noyi, vieveiann, ieun. ,
' Hon. Bam'l A. Smith, M. C, Charleston, Tenn.
Dr. John I toy I, Dr. J. W. Oill'esVe, Rev. James Cash,
Rev. Jno. Varnell, Rev. Mr. Crouch, D E. Gillespfot
Kxq., and A. C. Day, Post Master, Rhea county, Tenn.
And In fact, all the oldest Inhabitants hi Rhea and ad
joining counties, who ran che to extraordinary euro
penornieii uy inese waters.
. The Springs are sltuatVd four miles from Brady's Fer
ry, In Rhea county, Tenn., on the North-west side of
Tennessee River, Aft miles above Chattanooga, M froaa
Athejis, and IS from Washington.
' The most direct routr for persons frfrrri tht South ft 1
go fo Athens by the cars, and at this pfaco arrange
menu Sre" tnade tviihMn Bridges to oonrcy passengers
0DTtitfiimblV ierins lo. tHe Pprjngs . -l '-
itt.ariling can be ohtatned at ftfl.AO ff week, and ifi9
pains will be spared to (rive gen end sntUfncUon.
June g7-anj-4'fl W. t. HOUR, M. D., Proprietor.
Morganton High SchooT'.
FOll MALES ANV FEMALES,
Irlor&anlon, Tenn.
T'i
UK .frond fle.rldn of till. In.tltntlon'wlll wnerraa
Monday. SlSt JulV BeXt. under ths aunervUinn at
Terms, per of Ttrnty-on Week, payabU a$
Vte cfow of the J$Hion.
1st Onsslipelling, Reading and Writing 5,00
2d Class Arithmetic, Enjrlinh Grammar, Geogra
phy, Composition and Derlamatfon 8,00
8d Clas Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Composition, Declamation, Ae 10.OO
No student admitted. for less than half session, and
no deduction for lost time except in case of providen
tial hindrance.
noarding can he had In the neighborhood on reason
able terms; and there are at the place several comfort
able rooms for the accommodation of students who may
wish to board themselves, ,
This Is exclusively an EnQlUih School, and 111 object
Is to wake thorvugh, practical, English gchiUart.
V. VT. BAYLEdS, Fres't Trustees.
M, Jowbs, Becretar. - June iW3rB 404
PHILIP RAIIM, ''
jEJIvO-XjXI rouNimY,
Csry street, between Pearl snd lifteeotbi
lllcrtjmonel. Vlrg;lnla.
MAXUPACl'l'KltRS of LoeemotlTe Engines, Ten.
dor.. Hall Koad Can, and all detcrlptiona ol Kail
Road Machinery,- Stationary Engine, of any required
power; also. Portable Knglnei, with a decided improve
ment over any othert -heretofore made, (from 6 te 40
lior.e-Hwer,) on wheel., 10 well adapted to Panning
1'urpo.e., Getting Lumber, 4c., wilh improved Circular
Pnrufaleuw Mill .attached. of 1. Id and Sd Clan
Mining Mnchmery, Urist and 9aw Mill Machinery,
Proglns. and Tobacco Factory Piitore. of every kind
alio, llraei and Iron Calling! made u order,
may S8, lbi-6,n-IOO . P. RAUM.
Slate ol Tennessee. McMinn connty.
.. J'etition to Sell Zand aud A'egro Wvman.
rWnjainiii Wells, AJminittrnlor f JuhoGrieh
i am, UecM, Thus, Grisliam, James W. Gritb
am, Elijah (iri.ham, Klltnbetli Mc-Crarv,
Hubert MeCrary, Mar; Aud I'harlesa and
Samuel Tharles, .
vs.
Jsne Wyrick, Osear Wvrick, Joseph Grlsban
and Martin V. Uritlism. .
IK tills enuse.jt appearing to the Court that
Jane. Wyrick ana. her hus'jsnd Utear Wy
rick, Jotepli flri.liain nnd'Martiii V. Grishsm,
are not retidenlt of the Htate of Tennessee,
It is therefore Ordered, hy the Court .t hat pub
lication be made in the Athens Post far four
uoces.it e weeks, requiring the said non
resident defendnnts to' apprsr at the next
term of the County Court, to be held or the
county uf MeUiun, nt the. Court house in
Athens, Tennessee, on the 1st Moi dsy of Au
gust next, then and there to- plead, answer
or demur to the petition filed nsiust them,
or the ssme will be taken for confessed aud
set for hearing ex parti.
Witness my hand, at office in Athens, the
1st Monday of July, 1858.
WM, GEORGECler.
July 11, 1 856-4 t-prt fee Siu7
Notice.
OrViOm East Tins. G. Rail Road Co. )
Athens, June 2S, 1836.
"FaTOTICE is hereby (liven that on and after
1 Ihe 6rst day of July next, no charge will
be made, or ooninensntioti received for the
tran.portstion of specie or bank bills la the
bands of owners or 'heir atreute in uasrinu;
over this road, nor will this oompany be sc.
countable fur any loss or damage that may
occur iu tha transportation of ipeclo or bauk
bills, nor will this company or their agenta
regeive for transportatloo or otherwise take
in charge any specie or bauk brill tlher for
transportation or in trust for tsfe'VeftiiDg and
delivery..., It. (T.1WCKSOS,
Superintendent TraosnVrtatiua.
Inly .
.. Kipuvjlle Whig, Register, Standard and
Clavelsnd IianneVwill pubeish fop a. uiontha.
.Wotice. .
'TMIE andersigned will open at Bwestwstsr
X. about the 10th of July a large and well
selected lot of Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
and in fact nearly .any article (he Farmer
wants, to which be respectfully invite tha at
tention of the public, . JVT:.KQWJ,AND.
". Bwcetwater, June tOrtt ' "
', evt.'