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mm Iraportanco of the Charleston Con- yention. Vhe Charleston Contention If the first the Presidential Convention to meet, and Its action will hve a very Important 'influence npon tho other pnrty conven-. Hons which nro called at Chicago and iMtimore. Although it is composed almost entirely jf partisan In whom, per- icrtaKy, 6 confidence, yet, as it is tho only no of tho Tresi-tlonlinl -CoViVefntions that will have full delegations from every State in thelTnlon, Wild thus possesses a truly nntionnVcliur-nctotv the conservative feeling of the vhoro country looks to it With the hope' that In the present emergency, it' will uy aside nil ultra partisanship, ami bo animated by a broad national spirit in its proceeding. A reaction lia jpgiilt in tlio Central.

and Northern commercial States against the revolutionary and destructive mania which has taken hold of the blaofc rtpablican party, and the com acrvative clement is beginning to move, to preparo itself for enlistment in the fight of sclf-prescM-atkm agumst So-VnrA and his funaticu'. The lections in Connecticut and Rhode Jwlnnd demonstrate beyond question tlie change that has already taken place in tho popular sentiment in practical -New lCnglnnd i nnd if tho Charleston Convention pursues a moderate course, and nominates a man whoso antecedents will command the confidence of tho conser-vutivo clement, it may reasonably be expected that ho will carry all of the "Central and a number of Ore Northern commercial i)ut tho men who go to Charleston -must lcinember that that body will oc-'cupy tho position of the conservative convention of the Union, more from accident than from any net -of tho party which lias called them together, Imbecility, leading to defeat, broke up tho old whig party, nnd the rapid growth of tho Know Nothing organization which succeeded it showed how disgusted the peoplo were with both tho whig and democratic Combinations. The little-mindedness of the Know-Nothing leaders soon reduced that organization ton nonentity, and thcblack Yopublicnn party acquired strength from tho folly and dissensions of tho demo, cracy more than fioni any soundness in its own principles. Tho fraternal embrace -which its leaders have now given to the petty band of fanatical abolitionists has given the black republican party it? death" wound, and at this moment the whole country is looking anxiously around for the party nnd the statesmen whose broad national views shall sink the partisan and tho politician, nnd whose big heart shall cherish the L'uion, lie country, and the whole country, in its impulses nnd affections. The.

democratic partisans who aro about to meet at Charleston in convention do not occupy Unit position; but they are tho first to meet, nnd it rcts with them to tukc it. Tho country, however, is not blind to tho fuel that they come together merely through iho power of the old party drill, rather than from any unity of sentiment or of impulse. Their party is as huro of national statesmen among its leaders as is any of tho others. Thero is not. among tho thirty or forty aspirants for the nomination at Charleston, asinjzle man who, as a Senator or representative in Congress, dares to take, on any great na.

tionul question, tho position of a states. man, nnd speak and act in opposition to any temporary aberration of tho public mind in his own State, trusting to tho power of reason nnd truth, and tho ever willing patriotic impulses of the peoplo to sustain him at homo. Party loudcrs have descended to the level of politicians, nnd eaclj one endeavors to preserve his position by catering to the whims of lo cal feeling in his own State, and to obtain tho Presidency through bargaining combinations and cheating transactions with his fellows. Tho conscquenco that tho democratio parly which is to meet in representation at Charleston is as piebald as Joseph's coat, while the fan. atic of the black republican leaders has attained some degree of ro- spectabjlity from tho fact that it dwells upon something more broad than tho whims of any particular State.

Demo. crntic faction has killed everything in the democratio party except the mechanical movements of party drill. This is going to bring together in National Conven. tiun, perhaps for tho lust time forever more, tho advocates of squatter soveroign. ty and of strict construction, the ultra pro-slavery men of the South, and those with free soil proclivities from the North tho tnriti' partisans and the free-traders, the southward extensionrsts, and those who think the area of freedom is extending itsoif as rapidly as is compatible with safety, the Buchanan conservatives, tho Douglas temporisers, tho Hunter oxclu- sives, tho Guthrie and host of self-worshippers, who look upon the govorement as something to bo ad ministered for their own personal and peculiar benefit.

The whole country waits to see if the men thus brought to. gethcr by party drill will recognize the greatness of the emergency that is before them, and, putting asido their petty local fancies, adopt a platform broad as the Union, and place upon it a man who will command the oor.fidenco of the conservative fooling now everywhere aroused by the sense of danger. By such a course, and by none other, can the Clin rle ton nominee bo elected by the people. If this course is adopted at Charleston the Baltimore Convention will lose all I ill' portance, and that of Chicago dwindle to a gathering of windy fanatics. If it should fail to do this, and, proclaiming ultra doctrines, place an extremist on their plutfurm, the conservative senti ment, ulrcady alarmed, will turn iU hopes to the Baltim6re Convention, and -this body wilt larh wisdom from tho folly of thai which met at Charleston There la one tiling, ills evident, that the country will not sanction1.

No extremist, no pure advocate of the aelf-styUd pighls of the South or of the North, can be The next President must oomo from the Statu bordering on the central linet.where men, "know the- value of the North nnd tho South to each ofhet, and where the conservative feeling is strongest and most active. 0 tnan, nnd with brond national principles on his banner, tho whole. South, all the, Central States, and many of the commercial one in the Iflovitr. can be carried' for the preservation of tho constitulion nnd tho Union, If such a one is not nominated at Charleston, wo shall have seen the last democratic, party, and the whole rountt-y must rally round the, "Raltimoro Convention, and secure from It the nomination of a conservative mun to lead the reaction that has already commenced in 4he North against tho. revolutionary and destructive tendencies of the abolitionixed black republican loaders.

Y. HcrahK The young lady who was "lost in thought," hns boon found. She was Ima ging an idea it looked like a ANNOUNCEMENTS. XV Wo ft it nulhori.cJ to ann.iuncoCII ARLE4 M. ALEXANDER, oun iiilulo tortile iiIHio of Attorney Ooiiuml or tba Third Judicial Circait of Tuununduo.

We are authorised nnd rciircstcct to an- nouiu'o WM. U. AIM.M.S, aa a candidate lor Attorney (Vcucrul, 4'ourlti JudR-lul Circuit. Elco tion May next. :fr.iJ- Wo ore nuthnic'l and ronucfltcd to nn.

nouiiuo W. U. Mi-ADOO, as a cuniliilutu for re election tit tho office Attorney Ucncrul of tho 3d Judirial Circuit of Tcnucgsou. Wo tiro atitu.iri' ami to an nounce JNO. M.

I.I I. A Kl), of Mcijis county, us a cuudiil.itu for Attorney (Jcncrul for lie fourth tJuilii-iul Circuit. Lluctioii in May are utith.rlzed and rciiucstcd to nn- noiinco It. M. oi Cleveland, us a enndidate for Attorney Ucujrul, ul tlio olectiou ucxt May.

Jpi Wo arn authorized and rcMiicstcd to an nounce tj. L. YOIIK. of Alliens, as a cun- idnto for tho office of Attorney (Jcncrol of the 4lli Jddicial Election iu May next. -J We aro antliorUed and reiiuosted to on.

nonnoo LEVI C. IIoYIj, of Cleveland, ns tuindiduto for Attornoy Jenpr.il of the 1'ourlli Judicial Circuit. Election iu Mtiy. We are authorized and rennested to an- nouueo JOll.N N. 1) U.N.N', of Clovelimd.

us candidate for Attorney General, for the 4tii Ju- ilicial uircilit. ivcuou iu jrf- Wo nro sntJioHod anil rcouostcd to an- nounco WM.1.IU LOWKV, of Alliens, na a candidate for Altomoy (Jeucral, Judicial Circuit, at Iho election in 2duy, 1800. ST- We ate nitthovized and requested to nn- uouni O. I.Vl.U, of Chattunoogn, a candidate for Attorney bioncral, at tho cujuiug election, ilay, 18tiU. Tan tliiKAT DiiAimArit to ncrsous ciuismtinir to the extreme south mid western uouiitry, is the feur they hnve of tho Fever mid Atio tho luo.d lirorul ot all ilisctuus.

livery Uny tve heur ot persons attacked by the dtseiise mid uiado helpless short tinte, wulinut any moans of aifoidinc Ih view of (ho root demand for a remedy, I)r. Hostetter has presenti-d his Cci.i:nnATRn rltoMACH JilTTlJtts, whose curative uowcrs for ull dii-easosof the st-jinsi-h have been universally ac knowledged. Vbe Hitters, prepnrcd ufler along experience and deep study, bavo recoived tho en-coniums of the must omiiicnt physicians, ns M'ell ns nil classes from every part of oar country, To thoso who doubt their many virtues, nil we can say is to try them, and judo for themselves respectfully. bold by druggists and dealers generally every where. "Esj- Seo Advertisement in another column.

COMMERCIAL. AiikuMj ArarsTA, April 10. Wo hand herewith of our produce market, viz lJacun, hop; round labile; sides 12ta ribbed lllfaill je; bams I us to iiiality; shoulders r1 3 (a, De. Lard 1 1 tl. 111c, with npwinil li'ioteney.

Itn'ter. l.ri(.. "-Mle. us to anility. Corn Sl.llifiiiSI.III.

Stock' l'eus, Sl.lb'i f.tSl.li). Mini Sl.l.'i I'nr bolte.1 mid unboiled, rionr, dull, Ss.ftll, ns to quality, reathers lofo, 10c. Hvesnax H'is 12 (ijtlo Noliried rruit in market. Xours, verv trulv, J. A.

AXt-LEV .1 Pfutture uU IUucen lurkct. Mai'OX, April I A. Bacon, hog round lOiftlle: eloar sides 12c: ribbed HUic; hums ll.lL2c; fbouldcrs Kif 9e. Flour, supertine sack; family 'fl sack. Lard, in bids.

1 1 1 fTt 1 2i in eans, 12ft)-'ie. J-entfierii, Cum 51 (h Iiutter Oau 7ti7.M?. row Peas 1.SMd9L23. Whiskey, rectilied 2fa Tennessee While Pure Corn 7o((0i, Wo iiavo to report a dull umrkut tuis week-. Stocks of Produce ample for the demand.

i ours, trulv, liKAUDKN A Produce aud V'lmmUsion Merchant, Lynchburg: larlcct LrNi iiiiiitG. April lfl. Theso quotations, it will he understood, repre sent wholesale prices generally. Bacon, supply arood. lUAfAlIc.

Corn, yellow 85c, white 874c. Com Meal, y5'J7o, according to quulity. l'lour tho rociiits eontnme light, with a gooil duwnnd snpertino $u'i) fi.25: extra family, Feathers, 45e. (irass Seed Clover Thnnthv Orchard 1.511; ltandal Urass I ff Evergreen $2. Lurd, supply good at I(((il2e.

I'ens, isinekcyen liluck or Cow Peas Potntooj. 75,8710, ac-eording to quality. Liiteilury Virginian. Cincinnati IUuriiot (InAiM There has been a fair demand for Wheat nil tho week, and Ihe market clones firm at for prime Red, and for prime white, vorn lias becu onerea quite ireely, and a furthsr decline has been established, the market olustng at 4af'ij Itle in ihe eur, iu bulk. No demand for belle aud the prices aro nominal.

Fnoviatosa Tho market continues exceeding ly dull; holderB aro not willing to make concessions to meet tho views of buyers, nnd consequent- ly tho transactions on 'Change to-day were very limited. Mess Pork, city bruud, uro freely offered nt $17,25, without buyers. Thero uro orders iu iho market to he filled nt $17. Huron is pretty generally held nt ifle, VH't-flJe for shoulders and sides. There is a fair demand for llacon clear sides, with sales of 50 at H'3c nnd 10 do.

at lOjfc, at which price they nro oflored quite freely. Thero is a good demand tv.lmik Meats nt for shoulders, and for medium und heavy sides, but holders uro asking higher piiec, so nothing transpired. Lurd is dull at lilfllje for barrel and keg. Fi.orn Themurkct presented no new features to-day, and holders wore linn at qtiotat ions. Iluy-ers were olfering for superfine, but none can be bought for len than Tho sules aro 1 10 barrels extra at 86 do, superfine, at 5.00 37b do.

White Wheat, delivered, at and 2UI) do. from store, nt ftuftltvillu Market. Kasii vii.t.K, April 18. Baeon active. Phottlders 7c; hams tic; clear sides 10(ci)Hle, from wagons.

Lard, good lurd, in suitable packages, Wheat, prime red and white, in demand at $1,75, bushul. Whir-kiy, root i lied 21 ty 23o country brands 50 ty 75e, Nails, threes $5,00, fours sixes eights tens und lurgur bUta $3,50. Lead 7)e lb. Shot, buck drop $1,00 bug. Powder, blasting f.i- rirlo 97 keg.

Sugar, wo quoto, in bids. 8 fa 10c; Jo lessiuhhds.j N. V. Coffee Sugars ItHfn lie: eruhwl and powdered loaf VitylZKe. Molasssus, lo barrels, Gidikn Syrup, in barrels 75c; iu half burrcls 80e; hi kegs N5e.

Co tie stork light, demand fid prime Rio is firm at Laguyra UtyUhm Jara Camilus, star, lirtu nt 18e for 14 os.t 20o tin full weight; tallow Unity AW. NASHVILLE BANK NOTE LIST. Copied from tba DttUff Africs. it nk of Tennssiee, Union Uank l'lHiiters Hank, Merchants' Otty Unnk Oulik, Duck's Bank, pur Varmurs' llauk, parllUnk of ftfluMle Traders llitii ntinK oi rn, par llauk of Kaoxvllle, Hunk of Oeovu Batik, It ok of ltaiik of Hank of lUJf pHrBiisUiyvm Uank, par Ww Hank, BHW.rf (l nana oi nest lean. Koutuuky Ala ah 4- Mobile HUts Unnk Sanaot un Hank of nr.

Rank of Hit Itauk ot Northern Hank, par Central Unnk Kvl Commercial Northsra Uaakv. iVttis Bouturn Hank. lcUli CUisstts mte-'VirtiuU -VUs Itr.wF.uv ron rifs. Buy your doilies nt a slop-shop, nnd you wilt never have a fit MARRIED, On In MlninroM, Kov. W.

1'. riudjror, Mr. R. I. Jnntniuj.nr Oene'e House, t'lcvolnnd.

to Misa Jos D. Ksnss. of the former place, On the llor. S. l'hilllns, Mr.

Ilrn- tox Lr.DTV to Mist Vihoixia McI'iibiium, all of itnca oouniy, leiin. Xt lh reiilcnco of hit fnthef, on llio 3d W. Lrnx OnTTrd.njfea nhwf (weiity-funr ycaw. Hnvlitg grown hp to maulnxrrl (liU cvmniiinl tyf liyon well klutwn to tho pa)e of tliia -cmity, Although difflJunt and rot i ring In bin hnbitK, joHlip ftcntljrnaxM nd hlnflnoon of hinilii-mitUfii trthf "lirrn fhntritn with nil who knew vt fniih rnyrrnntl nclf-uxnminatton, Joine.l Hit tVpMtYterhTB in this plHPo. Tlii faith in 01h-W imrnim-il him during hi IckncM and curinR nndcimMcd hiih to nivb Mii(inictirvsFiiriincti his surviving frientlt thut thoir ltit-W)rt hi jrnin.

"Ihj yo Mnu rcmlyt for in Mich nn hour yo think not thtt Ktih of inan oolnelh." AtliMis. April 18. ATHENS TEMAIE COLlfifiE. rpiIE LAST yUAHTKU OF TUI.H gClIO-X luniio ypnr of the Collugo will couimenro on mi In thts 2nd Instnnt. N.

U. Twltion isteiinircduiirtctly in ndvniieo, lo which wc mimt adhere in future, Tickctn onn lie procured mid nrutcmrnt foi the pin I nmv he n'fdt. with the President. E. UOWhKV.

A I licnn, A pril L'0. 1 sfr0-2t-C0 1 3vtonn SPRING SUMMER GOODS! JOHN McOAUGHEY IS IS IlKCKIPT OF A KAHdE AXP well sidwicd 5.n'innjiit oi flKAStiXAU.K It'UttiJS, to wlikii he Invites thtt attention of Ihe pnblie. Hi stoek ctmipf'ises nlniont cverylhinj; brought to or required fur this innrket con-niatin, iu part, of and Fancy Dry Uuodf, Ladies Press Goods! Liiwni. Muslins. Prints, ShawN.

Trim-mina, KihboiiH. (J loves, lloop-Skirtu, dc, 4c. Heady-Made Clothing! Ducks, Cut ton ados, Nnnkeens, Veftins, Linens, Urown nnd leached Sliirtin and Shoutings, Ac, in eudleB variety. Bonnets, Hats. Boots, and Shoes.

Thesu Goods, riving nil bteu are fully sulocted talu in the sen son, bo is prepared to ufler them at prices as LOW nn any houe in tho town, and whkh ennnot fail to liulueo customers to A 1tnk through his ttoek before purchusinp; is ro-spectrully solicited. April 20 GOOD GOODS! CHEfiP GOODS! WM. A. RUCKEE, HmUcw'i vorntr,) IS IN FULL KKPKIPT AXD HAS XoM' on bis shelves nil nssortiuent of Spring1 and Summer selected with much euro, nnd purchased at prices which enables him to a Utile cheaper tbnn any other concern in tbo town. He deems it to go into-dcUdl, rtu inaTtu a Llatt notiit people, through the pufiera.

All ho arks in an examination of his Ktuok. Tho flock com-prises every thing usually kept In lry (Joods Stores in ''irexde of woods," eut ns Ladies Dress Goods! Dress nnd Kcginn Silks, Plain nnd Figured Ha? regus, Organdie Muslin, Uuroge Anglai Lawns, (irciiadines, Imperial Illuifuis, Liilliants. Uingliums, Prints. Tiiiuinings, Kibbuns, tic. Gentlemen's Wearing AppireL f'lot lot.

Doeskin Cussdiners, French Unssimers. Cni-hiuerettes, Pinid, Drillings, Cuttonades, Vett-ingtt, Lincnn, Di'inerftics, itc, llats, Cnpn, lhtots and Shoes, Uaiterf, and nn endless variety of oilier articles too tedious to mention. Don't fail to give him a call. April 2 BETTER AND BETTER! ANB XvXOJTtJEl OP IT 2 S. K.REEDER IS FKLL1XM A XR'K CALICO DltKSS AT 10 cent per yard nnd just us much Spun I nread as you wnnt ul 10 ecsita per dozen mid cverv thing else in proportion, ('ntnu snon, all who want to buy UAltllAlXri for Tbi are olf like "Lot cukes," April 20 Vrijjht's Tonic Hizturo, TOIt FEVKit AXD Adl WAKHAXTKD.

1. No cure uj pay. Foreulobv April 40 S. K. UEKDKIl Patent Glass Fruit Jars, "VfEWKST AXD UKST 8TVLE, Jl'ST I1E- 11 ceivea and lor sate by April 20 S.

K. KFEDFR. Plaster Paris, A LARGE L(Tt AT 73 CTS. PER inn 21. oy iuo lorsmo oy 8.

K. HEEDEH. "Don't desert an old friend for a now face." Old I'rovcrhA COL. SAU. COLT'S REVOLVING FIRE ARHS.

Pistols, Itiuas, Carbines Shot Guns, Pate am of lSjOj 1855; 1857; 1853. rpilESE ARMS HAVE NO EQUALS IN JL quality and finish are ndupted by the Army aud Navy of tho United Slates, and tho nriuehml governments of Europe; aro uuiform iu all their parts, are simple, sate, sure, scrvicable, and can bo bad in one hundred ns well as Car tridges of powder, ball iiikI idiot, and all small parts for repairs, front all repectable gun dealers, ana too Hardware irauo generally. Address, sjol.N rntenl ire Arms Inn'l April 20-ly-U0l Uurtfurd, Conn, Notioe. A 1E I County Court of Hnano oouniy, prounuuecd ui tlio April sen." ion, iu(t, in tho euro ot John A. IhiidtiuK, (iuardiau, Ac, ex imrte, I will, on Sat urday, the 2 (lib duy of May next, oo the premise, exposo to sale and sell to the highest bidder, the TO WW LOTS Xos.

18 and 31 iu tho plan oMho townui Kiugiton, situatetl tuo 1st District ol Itoaue county. Tkrmh The sum of Thirty Dollars will be reiuircd lo lie paid in haud, the remainder on twelve months credit, purchaser giving note with good security, and a lieu retained on tho Lois until the whole consideration Ik paid. AS. T. SHELLEY, Clerk.

April 2n, ISflO-td-prs fee Notice. PTUSUAXT County Con TO A DECREE OF THE urt id Roane count pronounced Iho April fostnii, iMitl, iu Iho cae of llenja nun r. l'ndo and other. r. and Xai IMi le, I wiil, on Saturday, the 1-ih day of May next, on tiie pn tuipei, extmfo to sale ami sell I the hiL'hcst bidder, tho i'T OF LAA'O which Allen Prido died seized aud porussed, containing acres, more or with uimtit lou acres ol No.

1 river bottom, tho balance good upland -ait uatel in the 1 2th Civil District of Rouno eounl and being the cmnu wbcroon Mariha Pri'le, widow of said deceased, now liven; whieh -wilt be sold subject to her dowur iutcedt. Tkuua op alb i Tho sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollar will bo required to bo paid li hand, tlte remainder upon a credit of one, two an tltroo years, iu equal instalments, purfhurcr tfiv tng notes with good soeurity, with interest from da to, and a lion retained on tho Land outil Ihe wholo consideration ispnfd. JAS. T. SHELLEY, Clerk.

April 20, 18C0-td-prs fee Notice. TURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE County Court of Hoano county, pronounced at Mm April Hussion, IffOll, in the cbkq of Thomas C. Minor ana ot tiers, vt. Mark if. Miller and others, I willron Sulurday, the lUtb day of May next, on tlie oxposa sato nod wen to tin hfuhsst bidder, tho TUAOT OF LAXD whiel Mmk H.

tiles, died aud Dosscsied, situated In the 8th Civil District of Itoana couuty, (to be sold in two separate and distinct lots.l Tenits. or Sal i A credit of one and two years will he given, except the sjiro ot One lluudreo Dollars, whiob is renuirM to be paid in haud, pur chaser giving notes with goon security, with in teres from unto, ana a uen retained ou tho Lau until tho whole consideration is paid. JAS. T. SHETXEY, Clerk.

April 20, 18fi0 5t prs fee Out Olast-Waro and Window-Qlasi TUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSOHTMEN fj of Ulass-wure, and partieulurty, the new Pat-ont Fruit Cans, (the beit over otfored in this mar-kot.) Cull aud see tbem, aud If you want uny, give mo your orucrs. ujlu. vr, A ril lo In Chancery at Athens. Lois Domlorit-iliml others. t.

llrnHftlii M. Tiunphrll nnd rtthnr. I TO AX OHDEft MADK IN lhiffoauo, I will. on the 2d day of June next. thcprt'inibcs, vrocvf 4ttrmll to the bid- dvr.on tvrclvo anl eiirhtern mr.ii tin t-tns with in-tcrtff from dnto, tho LnndF luniierly knuwn as tho (lild'S plncc, Iwei tidlus 8(nitlipnt of AtUtm, in MuiMitm county, coutiditfn Ono Hundred nod ruty-iwo Acres, more tn iioinnin at the mitli-enft enrntr nnd to Inrlitde lhi SiMilh-eant rymrtcr of seation thfoii.Vniiife on, towiifhip five, the meridian, liiwiwwo IMctrit t.

cxroot oifjit arrcx to Juioca XoiL Htid and ce'urliy wii. do rcqiiircii nnau iihn nmiuca on tile land to fcraro the purtbHe money. uuiifs, (t- .1. April 20, td-prs roo V'IO Oil 4 State of Tennesjoe, Horn 3 county. Vouitty t'ottrf, April Joel Hacker and Julius ltackor and oilier.

La mi lo iy frf, AiPKAnixn rnoM thk alllua- tintigof the petition filed in this rnutfo that el Hat kfr, Julius llnclu-r, William llnekor aud (leorgo Hacker, who are tho minor children nnd helm at law of Heorpo TTncltcr. dee'd. dt femlauts to the same, are nm-rctidenM of the Watt) of Tcn-ncfwo, it is therefore ordered that publication he made in the Athens Post fur four sueccd-iivo weeks, rcitinnjr, the said imti-re. Idniti to appear at the icxtMny st'r'i'iiin ol tluiLotirt, mi plcji'l, answer demur to suid nutitlfii or tho same will lie taken ns confessed agniiift thctn and set fur hearing r.r T. pllIiLl.I.V, C'loik.

April zu, I Mot) It prs let) jiu TO THE STOCK-RAISERS OF EAST TENNESSEE. "SOVEREIGN, JR." THIS THOIIOI (111 XXCpiipLLAlMSKKD Hare hur.o and KirJlion ill stand thin fen- (l.soO)at vy tuna, ijmiiin tho Kno.witle 'air (JrouiMltf, dark bay, 10 hands i-'hi citfht years old this spring; hns great ircugih of mii.s lc, tlucnetifiu nnd good poMti'-n. Ilis tirro iulr, Intnl. clean liinlf, pre.J"tve countenance, largo intelligent cvus uuigitillccnt high caninge, and the beautiful fym-uietty of lii- pr coinl.ino to give him a most remarkal'lc aud commanding appearance. 'Sovereign, breeds large ami line rolls, und of ns tiuo blond any horse In tho Union.

His diitnnceis from 1 to 4 ri.uiGiei:!:. SOVEREIOX, by imported am by imported Autocrat; grand ilam bv Xir- gintan; ho by Sir Archey; great grand dam by imported Diouicl. Sy mines Wildair, Mark Auilm- Imported Jolly Kogir, imported Mi ark, im ported Sober John, Imported Primrose, Ao. (Seo American Turf Register, Vol, 1 1, page $300 PREMIUM will bo given to the fastest eolt, I mile nnd repeat, at 2 years old. Speed to bo tested nt the Ktiox-ville Fair Orounils during the Fair in October after tho colts are two yenrs oliK Ktery care will be Uikvu of marcs from a dis tance, lrut no liability for accidents or escapes.

Marcs nurtured nt per week. TkiiMh: for the season, with nrlvilesro of competing for the premium Mil without the pvivi- egc, ruymcnt rcquirHl belore the mures aro re moved. In nil rates of failure to become with foal, no hargc will bo made for the succeed inn aenxon. BLUCK prince, "ANDREVrjaCKSON." will stand the pre.scift sciason, nt tho Knoxville Fmr ui'umids, two miles ol Knoxville. Mares at SI0 and Jennetf nt i-j tho season.

Filly liolhirs and tbo seaoii will bo paid for colts from all mares over li haiids hih making sixty dollars for colts. Tai 1'ersons trading tho colts wdl bo required to take good earo of the mares. Iu ult eases of faihiro to become with foul, no charge will bo made for the succeeding season. 010 0.00 Premium will be given for the Ample nrraiigemenis hevo hern made for pas turing Mare aud Jcnuets, lor which a chat fro of ecuts per week will I made. utes mil be taken during tho tea son.

'MJLACtC PRINCE, Ts 1.1 hands and 3 invhes high four years old last September. He fired by ii.ipmted Llack Prince, and dam-by Old Wonder. I would rather have him ihvn any Tack in Tennessee. T. RARUV.

On tin tin. Nov. II. "ANDREW JACKSON" is black; wiih while mnzlo nnd belh't li htiud nnd 2 inches high. ght ear a old llio June: by Commodore dam by Sambo; grand dam by Hi; Partner-hip; great grand dam imported.

Coin in oi lore Rogers was sired by an imported Jack from Malta, out of an imported Jennet from Mal ta. Thu Commodore has been the winner of IU remiuius, Suncho was sired ly imported Maltei-e aekj ilain by liig Pnrtr.cwdiip: grand dam by juinsou: ureal imind dam iv clro was the winner of Premium at Xahville Fair in 18j0, Andrew Jackson was winner of Prcini tun in l'il, at NanlivWo. 1 conidir his stuek 0'ual to tho stock of any Jack in tlie world. Fnthcrlnnd, Nov. 3d, "Aiiilrew Jackson" took tho Premium nt the Fair iu 18.MI, and at Knoxville, and at nevelaml in Thise who may wih to sco nnd txnmine the Jacks, can apply ut the Fair (irounds to Mr.

A. J. Andrews. JOS. A.

MAURY, Apl 20, lfi00-lm-004 Knoxville, Tenn, "springThd sum'erT S. T. A. CL2AGE 4 RK ItKCKIVI.NO AXOUl'KNIXdTHEin ruccntiurubiu)0iiiif Spring and Summer Gccds. Their uru lnro anil wull iiiiirU.l.

and tliey invito I heir IricniU mid i-UftliiiuLTt, uinl nil wim uiay liu in wnnt uf (itioiN, tu givo tiiuui cull aud uxiMninu ttir thoinyclvc. AiIil-dk. April 1SO0. Spectacles Spectacles I a1IIE LAUiiUST AXD iilT LOT WE HAVE uir kuil. cmlirueiiii; lnric.

ti cvvry und rL'iiuiruuiullt id' buiniin i'Vi, nnd ul' rariuiiK inu'cu. bEHOltX i HUltXSUV April Merchants Gararlinff Oil. kE OF TUB RKST LIMMKXT3 FOR Human or for liaises, in llio country just received and lor sale by (1. RU.d. rtorn GROCERIES! J.

RUB CO. nAVIXO MADK A MR I A CMAXtiK iu their W'4iil) moat rufpectl'ully call too attention ut Innu-ji- euwtoineirf aud li-icnd. aud Ihe public generally, to their Urge and cure fully selected sioik of (iroeeiiirf und Con tee (iomriee. Their Ktoek wait purchased with an eve to the necenitiesaud wautii tint mar' Uet. and are coulidait that they can veil on term culi rely satthutory to the I.

oyer. Their iwiiorlinoiil of FA Mil, (illOt'LlilES is full and compli'to, und to substantiate what they have or may litre uwHert, au exumiiialbui of their lurtro slock is only nocesttary to iuduco purchafo. Am) if, after examination, they fail to idea in price and tiuulity.im tiartu has iicen done, They will take plea tiro at all timex iu showing their goods to tlie punnc, consisting in part or A Prime nrtielo Rio and Java Cofleoj Rent quality uf Molasxcs aud Svruui leit O. Snar Crushed aud powdered do Rico, Tea, Mackerel, tho boat in market; Kuglisu llairy und Piuo-iipplu Cheese Halt, in sacks aud for tubla ussj nnd Toilet Soaps A tine lot of Kxtra-cured Hacftn Lard, best quality, Flour and Iried Frails Vinegar, Ac, ALSO, Rrom, Duckets nnd Tubs, aborted; Wash Board, of the bent make, C0HFECTI0NEEIES, to. N'ut.

ol' ull kiu.l.i ills 1'uwiii'r, Hut Lon.i, 8ti.H ul' all alios) Ht'ur, mi Tult.vco. of tl. boot qtmlitie, Tuliuii'o, Kunoriornrtiiloj Freeh t'ovo Spiced Oy.Lur., Hariliucx, P.tliuoil FUb, l.tili,tui Fruob I't'm'bi', 8sVot mitl Mutter Crackers: AnJ i I'nut anytliiiiR iu tlio Orueory ut Cnnfeo. tionory Iiuoohii lie nau Klvtnir (bom flNE LiaUORS. W't bui'o od biil it qimnilty uf tUo iurast LI qiiura uvor tiruugtii tins iDuritoi KroiH'll, I'eueh anil Apple Drnuilicsj Holland liiu, llourborn Wbikyi llyo, ami llulnsun county Wbisky J'orl, ribeiry auil M.nloria U'lnmj Bwout.

Clurot and Malaga Wluu. Wbleh thev nropose to soil for Mixlli'lnul pur. poses, Ciivo tbem a trial tliuy will cull tbeir iroous low uuwd lur l.toil. J. 0EU11B 4 CO.

1M0-9M. Notice. ON THE 21ST DAY OF I will sell at tho laid rojidciwa of Mullndn Hogc, In Athens, a tot of H'msebd-1 and Kitchen Furnltnre together with one Carryall, find some Farming Tools; lso. a hit of liaeon. On irtiUt of srx months on all sums owr tlvo dollars, all unftirr Jhe Cash.

All pursons baviua latino against said estate, will prount ttiein a thr law rvquirett, all 4hoM tudvbted to tho sumo, Ul maae payment. AO. L. URIDtlliS, Atlm'r, April 13, 1800 2t tio LIVERY STABLE. HG LXDERSKiNKIV ll.WlNrt PtR.

ebased thu Alliens l.lT.ttY XTAftLti. Is rcparcd to nconmmodnto all who mnr call wiih ILmes, Jluiraic, Hacks. Ac, and reiuicctritllv solicits a liberal fhureof custom, lie Is prepared feed nil stock that may come, and his Huhlee will bo well and carefully Attended to. Thnrgce mndcrattf. M'M.

ff. HOWARD. Athens, April 1.1. VM. C.

JULIAN, Wool Carder and Rutldcr of Carding Msrclrlnory, Itillii1fllilH Tcnm "tTlLL RECEIVE WOOL HHlPfEl) TO If him per Railroad, and itarn 4t Hcatlv carded on short time. April 3, lSfiO TO CONSUMPTIVES AND NERVOUS SUFFERERS. rpHK FOR SKVKRAL JL years a resident of Asia, discovered while ere, a simple vegetable remedy a sure Cure for UIMHHIltHHI, AntfttUtt, 'tftltlfltlit, t'iddH, 't Arnotm ll. tnhta. the bciiclit of Con.

Kiimptivos nnd Xvrmu he is willing to make Ihe nmo puiilic. lo iiioie who di. ire it, lie will send the Pre-riptimi, with fo'-l direct! in fVrr of vh-t Imh mtuifd- of Iho medicine, wlibh they v. ill ud a tienuiiliil eoiiiiiinatlon of Xaturet cittipie bs, Tlioft? the Remedy can obtain it return mail, by addressing J. K.

CUTIIIIRRT. Ihdnnir -i'-J Rroudway, N. V. April LI, thosT v7 Fleming! Commission and Produce Merchant, March 23, 18011 tf 000 CONCERNING THOSE WHO WANT TO SAVE MEY! IT 18 A PRO VKN FACT THAT WHKNfcVKR you want a good bargaiu, you'll strike a bee to S. Hexters Store and there Is no doubt that he brought nn the best, icect, nnd, nbovoull tho VttEA VEST (JOOOS nuxisling of lry Uoodi, Clothing, Roots nnd Hats and Caps, Ac, ever offered at this or any other place.

II you wautsoutetbing in the line of Jewelry, Watches or Fancy Artiolo3, in will nnd it nowhere at a lower price, orol bot-rquulily. He nu informs the public in general, that ho hns engaged a good Watchmaker and Silversmith, who undorstnmls his bimncts thorougly, and will work at reasonable prices, to tho satisfaction of all who patronize him. S. 11KXTER. April li, mi SPRING GOODS! XPOX.

1QGO, I AM XOW KKCK1V1NU AX1 OPEN FN fl Ihe LA lift EST AXD LEST ASSOITEO Stock of Goods ever brought to this town, nnd will sell thctn to good men us cheap, on time, any hotuo in county; ami lor Catli in liaml.jur lucif than they have ever been sold iu La.it TcnucHtioo. Come and look before you buy, and save to to 20 per cent. tj. K. ELDER, April (i, 1 Witr-l2 J.

GUANT, iu: risT, nAS TAKK.V A ROOM AT MR. TURNERS' where ho will be pleaded to wnit on ull who may Dental opper.it ions. Thou who favor him with en 1 1 a ho promises galisliu'tiuti or rltnryr. Is prepared In execute any operation in the ppifc-siini intertill1' from one to au entire set. Of" Teeth v.rtrtwtvd by application of ict- March l.siiO-tf-r.Di Chancery Salo.

1)Y VlttTri-: OF A UECREK RENDERED I) in thu Clunccrv Court at M.idisnuvillu. 1 will tho tit dav ol May, U-ull, veil to the highest bidder, at the Court-hoifo iu Madifoin i'de, on a redit of r'i a traet of land of sixty icres, on Rig Crock, tn mme couniv, Teunc-see, being 'he tract on which Richard lcDaniel now A. COFFIN, ('. if- M. April fl, lSOD-lt-prs fee r.

L. K.lKIJf W. UHOWN EAKIII BH0WIT, ATTORWKYS AT LAW, Trim. In tlie Circuit aoj Oltniieery flnnrts of lliecoiiutic. of Ulumit.ltuHiie, Monroe, Mi.Mhm.

snd Plk, uiij in the ietlerul una In)rfiii tlouri Knoxville, Tenn. H.ireh il'l, I Sim- SPRING SUMfAER GOODS! FIRGX ARRIVAL. SEHORX A HORNSliV RESPECTFULLY in lor in tho publie thut they ure just in receipt und oiieiiintf a portion of their trupplic? of Seasonable Goods; Jewelry, Watches, CCC, GCC, and that tho balance will be nlong fn a few ilavs, Their old friends and customers, nnd oil who wieb to puivlia.se, aro invited to call whwro they can be supplied on ruuHouuhlo tenon. MORE NEW BOOKS. TN ADDITION TO MY ALREADY LARfiE I lot of Rooks and Stationery, I have jiift ro MWvH COrttor lietlOUUlKf, Ull 81ZCM i Abbotts UiftorioHi Hick Works JJarnes rsotes Jo- seplmat Livingston's Travels iu Snath Afri Lileand ityages ot Ainuricusf Wilkinson An cieiit Egyptians; (loorgla Scenes; Mustung tlray, Rcruard Luc, and Ihe Rivals by lion.

Jere. I lein- ens; ami a "cart load ot Irom lh( A l'itgcrald. I will order any Rooks, at Publish crs prices, Irco of any other charge. Aluren U. ROSS.

"tTTALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, If a beautiful uianrtmont, just roceived and for cale by I.AI urc li U. W. HUs. Chancory Court, at Benton, Tenn. Edward T.

Oatcs, r. fii'oro T. Uraino and Warren Delano. TNTI1IS CAL'Sli, IT APPKAlllMi 1U0.M l'J0 tiUeattoim in utihl hill whii-h mvoiii (, ttiiit licoro T. llraiuo and Wmrcn lcIaiM, iuli-v-rl tiinti of the S(ittt, it in thtireluru ordered that puldicutiou hu mudu lor four weekf, in thu Allien Poet, a newspaper puMUhtd iu tli town ol Athene, county, lunueDHt'c, nu tilling I dcfcudiiuli ti uppeur ut imr net t'lmneery Court, nt the in Ueutuii, TcnncMec, on thn 1st of August next, to answer, plead or demur, tu imid bill, or the xauio will Ihj taken and sot lor hearing aeeordinijly.

J. II. ALEX AN IEK, V. it April V-i, WOO-it-prs luu Joseph Johuson, (loorgoT. ITrnino nnd Warren Uelann.

IN TU la CAUSE, I'Z APPKA1UNU FROM tho allemioiig in suid hill which' is sworn to, lliut tieorgo T. llraiuo and Warrou lulauo, aro non-rcdidentii uf Statu of Xotiniwsee, is Iheruforo ordorod that puhlicution by made tor four sueenssivo wuckn, Iu tho Alliens Post, iijicws-pupur puhlishod iu tho town of Athens, Alc.Miun county, Tunnesxee, notilyiug sniil non-ruiidmit' dofundiints to appear at our next Chancory Court, at tho Court-bouno, iu lieu ton, Tennessee, on tho lut Monday of A ugtist next, to answer, plead or demur, to said bitlr or the same will be tukou as coufcscd and set for hearing accordingly. J. II, AI.EXAXDEU, At. April 1.1, 1800-it-prs foe 003 Johu S.

vt. flenrgo T. Brniuo and Warren P'elnnn. IN THIS CAUriE, IT APPKAR1NU FROM the allegatiima in said bill which is sworn to, that Ucorge T. Uruine nud Warren Delano, are nou-rusidunts of the Slate of Teoneuawe, It ii therefor orderod that puhlicutiou bo made for four suocosvive woe Ik, iu the Athens Pot, a newspaper public lied in tho towu of Allious, McMinu eounty, Tomietnioo, notlf'yiug said nou-resident dofenilants to appear ut eur next Chancery Court, at the Cuurl-bowe, in Hun ton, TuimesHce, on the Ut Monday of August next, to answer, plead or demur, to said bill, or tho same wilt be taken as coulesifcd aud sot for bearine: accordingly, J.

H. Al-KXANDKIt, C. it' Jf. April 1.1, 18tI0 It fuo oU3 Cigars. A NOTIIER AND LARGE LOT VARIOU3 2 brands and of tho host quality, ust reeeired.

Dee. PEHOKN IIORNSBY. Ague Cure, ro n. cot ot Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Remittent Forcr, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, ot Billon. Ilendnchc, and Ililioas Fevers, indeed for the whole cla.s of dl.eaaei origi noting In biliary derangement, canted bv the Malaria of tninamatic eonntrie.

No one remedv ia louder called fur bv the necessities of the American people than a sure and safe cure for' Fever and Ague. Such wo aro now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty that it will eradicate the disease. nd with assurance, founded on proof, thai no harm can arise from its use in any4uan titjr. That which nro teds from or movents this disorder must be of immense service in the communities where it prevails. Prevention ia better than cure, for the patient escsDes the risk which he must run in violent attacks of tins baleful distemper.

I his "Cvna excels the miasmatio poison of Fever and Aaita from tlio system and prevents the develop ment of tho disease, if token on the first approach of its premonitory symptoms. It ia not only tho best remcay ever yet discovered for this clan of Complaints, but also the cheapest. Tho largo quantity we supply for a dollar lirings it within the reach of every body) and in bilious districts, where Fbvbb, and Aoub prevails, every body should havo it and use it freely both for cure and protection. it is hoped tins price will piaco it within the reach of all the poor as well as the rich. A great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and cer- mill curu di Aiucriiiiiii-iiM is, limb 1.

cumain. no Quinino or mincial, consequently it pro duces no quinism or other injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured by it aro left as healthy as if they had never had the disease. Fever and A cue Is not alone the conscquenco of tho miamatio poison. A great variety of unorders anso Irom its irritation, among which, are Neuralgia, lthcumatism, Uout, Headache, Illiiidiiess, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth ma, ralpitatinn, l'ainlul Aitcction of the Spleen, Hysterics, Tom in the bowels, Coho, Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach, all of which, when originating in this cause.

put on the intermittent type, or become period I 1 T'l. r. 1 1C1U. AIMS kUHH VXIlUIB UlO IIUUU11 UW1I the blood, and consequently cures them all alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi grants and persons travelling or temporarily residing in the malarintia districts.

It taken occasionally or daily while exposed to tho infection, thut will be excreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in sulHcicnt quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more valuable for protection than cure, and few will ever suffer from Intennittcnts, if they avail tnemseivcs oi toe protection uus remedy affords. Ayers Cathartic' Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO, are so composed that disease within the range of their action con rarely withstand or evade them; Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its hculthy vitalities. As a consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with fiatn or physical ueliuty ia astonished to find his icnltli or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Ivot oulv do thev cure the ererv.dav eomnlainta of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases.

The agent below named ia pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and directions for their use in the following complaints: Costivt ncsi, Ieartburti, Headache arising from disordered rcurwtcn, itaiMt-M, Mnuitcstion, ram in ana Moroia Inaction of the Uoircli, Flatutencv. Lost of Amv tite. Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alterative fur the renovation of the blood and the restoration of tone and strength to the system debilitated by disease. Ayers Cherry Pectoral, run the haimd cobb op Coughs, Colds.

Influcuza, Hoarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, nnd for tho relief of Consumptive rnticnu iu advauccd stages of the disease. So wide Is the field of its usefulness and so numerous are tlie cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in publicly known, who have liccn restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of tho lungs by its Ufle. 'When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of ito kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the puUic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for tlie distressing and dangerous Bisections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the alllicted they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARED BV OR.

J. AYEIt 04 LOWELL. MASS. G. Itu-H, AUiuum; (ioihiixnlL'itunon, Madi-flonvillu; A.

W. Cur.art, Philudvlptiin; Willinmi A Humphreys, Hweotwaler; Martin, Yurneil A Cullnmnj und by all dealers hi Mediihie. Jului JuckHoii, Kncixvillc; wholcitale Ay cut, Jan. fl, IStiO ly 6U Chancery Court, Madisonvills, Term. Alfred Fronton, next friend of the minor heirs of James H.

Craighead, David, Johu 11., James Juuu Piston, aud TUoraos Craighead, June P. Cruigboad, widow, nnd the above named minor heirs of Jame H. Craijrhead dee'd. BILL CIIARUK8 THAT DEPENDANTS Jauo P. Craighead, widow, aud Job 14 Jamos Juuo Preton, and Thomas Craighead, minor children of Jutnes 11.

Craighead, ruxido in the State ol Alabama, publication is therefore ordered to bo madu for four week in sueeedfion in tho Athens lott, uutifying sai nonresident defendants to appear ut the Court-house lit Madisonvillc, on or bet'ure the first Monday of June next, and answur complainant's bill, or the tiaitio will as them he ttikvu us confessed aud decreed upon acLordiui'lv. J. A. COFFIN, C. t- M.

April fl, tRo(t-lt-prB feo Hag's Wanted. rpiii-; st: use it i Kits will urv ALL THE I dean Cullou and Linen ltni that uin.v be olk-red. Mareh 23 KUJJEtiUN, "It ICE i CO. fsO I llSilMa lLf nild l'ermauent Cure uf laid comdaint uo IViidl, IlriMH'lilul C'itrnrilttt. Made by C.

11. SiiVMOLU A 107 Nussnu Street, New York. I'ric. $1 per box; sent free by post. For sale by till Druiftiilf.

Mareh 30, ISOO-Gm-OOt PEOPLES' MILL. rpIITS IS OSti OF THU MOST COMPLETE Mills ever offered to the publie, and is ulinust tor arinr an I Hunter. It grimh Com, live and lluekwheat. with coital fa ellily, Tho Mill tan bo rvulated to grind fine Meal for family use, or grind for feed, as wiidtud. Tho Mill is (simple in its construction, aud hot lung liable to got out of repair rcipiiriug only two norito power rjiu tuu nui jri-imling Irom 0 ti 12 bushels per hour Tho Mill is I'uruWhud cutU' plcte fur 310, aud fully icuarantred.

Mr V. C1IADWICK A 17 Snriiee street. New York. N. B.

One uf theu) Mills can be seeu at Dr. Dupout's Mills, below UteuvHle in opera-tiun. who will tuko orders for far tie wishiug to purchase. Muroh 18004.3m 600 IRON AMALGTJM BELLS. "WfETAKU PLEASURK IN DTllECllNQ 1 thu.uttention of those Interest td to the au-noxed Price Lint of ourchean Church, Aeademy, Sohonl and Form Hells, which it will be ob.iened are otTerud at Ici-h tliau'ouo-lhird of the price usually idiuruedforUrass ll jlli.

Thoso Bells are eom posod or un amiiTum eb icily Iron, yet possuusiag till tho souortms qualities of 11 ram. No. 1, withyolao andslnndurd, 65 0s 2, 5 ar 17.00 4t it a J7fl 6, yoke, Btatid.tolliug ham.sheot, 300.. .86,00 Kl, 800..1 00,00 All Dolls warranted. Now ones given in ease of breahaKo (by nithin 12 months from datvof pureliaM.

Shipped freo of dray age, on price. M. 0. CIIADWICK A 17 flpruce street, New York. March 2S-5m-o00 LAND FOR SALE.

ft. J. PnHy, AdinV.wr ftotntM ft. flala, Elisabefh Bain, Mow, and hfffrs saU Babs and Joseph li. Heed.

OTEIMCXCK TO AX OKDKR MLlfS AT I ilia FebruarT term lHAOof Iho OhaMiCtrrCmirt at Aibnn, I will sell on tho 28tu day of Aprft next, on the premises, to tho bigheflt bidder, on ft eroilit twolro, and month, the luliownig A t.t si dfcYibd in the pleadings, to wit: t-Vmg In AcMtnl) eoVnty. tVnnvtse, M(cmnmg'Ju nuius Went or tbo norni-VDt earner of the North-cat quarter of SwtluB ISf 1 hence a West eourse, 81V. putes, Mr.ro or lest, to Post-on tree; tlienee aAouth ecurM aiunK a lane to stunfraftbuehi thejiee a 8uutr'fvt enurne on strait lino to a JVhito oak tree nbo -tht htM uf th iprinjt; hp uro near a tftmth course to the nm.vr Jlie hor- lot, nhhh strikes the branvfc) thcuce dWli ffohl Vmneh llll.it paiists thmtigh tlio 40 acre 'n titJh.llio Itimf itands, ffi) ru, more or lew: thene Knrt 40 rods, more or lessi them North ftflyuiliMnore at les, when Ititrikts Ihe tlrct dficritfd Und: thence East till it strikes tho candiltonl tornar 20 tdn Wevt of ihe oririnal enrner; thenre 5orih to (lie nr dert ifeM eorne, Ain, anotner icavt vc rAi hh or LAXI), tiite iu toe rNnfntr and Htate aroresmhl. described ftn Whrtrs, to wilt lying In tlie 19th icctlon being a part of tho North-east quarter of snld section beginning nt tho North -cat corner ff the NorlhcnHl ouarifr-of tho said peelion, and i in it West till it strikes the. branch that runs from the swing, where said Rcud then lived: thence down said hranh ,120, nyhia, more or les; thence Kast 2t) )w)e, moVe or lew; thence North 1 1 poles, more or less: so as tn cover all the lands North-east side of tho hrnuib, except 20 acre, that Jesse Elliott has on tbo conditional.

beginning near to his feneo at tbe.Poit-oak tree, at the North end af the lane, between said Heed's land and William Ilix, anil running to the forager inir sasafrnii treei thenre to the spring, covering all the lands on the Kast side of the lane. Bond and security will be required fur tba purchase money and a kin retained tn eecure the same. JOHN L. UK11XJKS, C. a Jt.

March 0, 1860-flt-prs fee $14-608 WOOD, EDDY GE0R(U AND DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES! Grand Capital Prize of (100,000 The Grand Extraordinary Drawings of Wood, Eddy A CVs Three Number Lotterie) will take place in putdir, trmlcr the Superintend en co of Sworn Couitaitraiotacrt, ws follows: Class No. HO Draws Sarurdjiy, February 2. Class No. 160 Draws Pnturday, March HI; hW. Class No.

201 Draws Saiurduy, April 28, leAO. Acai-(y 0 Prite tn Every Ttco Ti'rketr, Grand Extraordinary Drawings To take place as above specified. 1 ftranfl f7nnit.nl PHza nf fcinf. 1 Trite of t.pT'tO.OIiOllOO Prise 0.01)0 10,000 i 03 U. 0,000 6,000 4,000 a.ooo1 6 60 2U Prlres aiuounmig ll'W.

Ti-tett $20 iafrr. $10 Quarter. $5 $2,611. CEHtlirCAi'tS PACKAGES will t. s.iUI ut tliu fullowinK wliich i.

tlio rif Ccriiai uto ut Pck'su if 2 Wliole Tik'ts f2V9 00 20 Ilulf 14 JO 26 Qunrlir 74 7 20 Eighth S7 87 THE 0B DINAR DRAWINGS of Wood, Eddy A Co's Single Number Lotteries will tuko plueu in puMio an follows Class 53 Draws ou Saturday, February 4, Class b'J Draws en Saturday, February 11, lb 00. Class 00 Draws on fe'atunluy, Feruary IS, lb 00., Clafs 01 Draws on Saturday, February 25-, Cla Draws on Saturday, March 3, 18CUi. Class Draws ou Saturday, March 10, Cloaa 04 Draws on Saturday, March 17, Class 65 Druws on Saturday, March 24, Class 00 Draws on alurduy, Marth 31, Class 07 Druws on Hal unlay, April 7. 1K60. Clans 08 Druws on Saturday, April 14, I860.

Clas 00 Draws on Saturday, April 21, 1800. Clutts 70 Draws on Saturday, April 28, 1800. Xtarly One Prize to Eeeiy Xiut Ticket. Orclinai'y 33rawinc To take place as above fpecilied. 1 Grand Capital Fri2e of riie of.

do da do du lu.oi'iM 60 do 6,1 H-U ll-U dO 4.0OU. li0 do a.uuO.ll'O do 100 do fkd 'd iv Approximation Vrlmenf 4 4 prltvsol 4 dfi aOOHpiTfXilOHtiliy to l.smi 4 do 86a)oriixiiiii(liiifr to 1,000 4 do 2'Jfi atrox iiaatf ok A.OOO 000 4 do SouatiruximftUnf(U 4tMl ars Sou 4 d6 150 airoxtniatit8 to 600 4 do lnOuimruaiuiaLiiiaT to l-boOare 4UU 6,000 do 80 re, 100,00 54R5 trlifi.anjoontingto a 20,000 Whale Ticket. I Itdvel Quarte H-CEHTIFICA'f ES OF PACKAGES In the Oidinary Drawng be sold at tbo following rates whkh Is the riVt i Cerlitieatc of Kk'ge of 10 Wholo Tik'ts, $S0 fO flalf 40 TO Quarter 2 10 Eighth 10 fn Ordering Tlckcln or CertiricsHea r.uclu?e too amount of money to our address for what you with to purehuue; name the Lottery In which you wub it inTCBtcU, and whether you.wislc Wholes, Halves, Quarters, or Eighths, on receipt of which we sund what Is ordered, by first mail, togetuer wltu tlio scticme. Immediately attcr the urawinir, a rrinten Draw ing, eerlifiod to by the Commissioners, will be sent with an explanation. Purchasers will pleaso writo their signatures plain, aud give tbo uame uf their l'oat Office, eounty aud State.

All comuiunientions strictly conn dent la I. All Prizes of $1,000 and uudur, paid immcdL ately after the drawing other prizes at the usual time of forty days. Orders for Tickets to.lo directed to WOOD, KI'llV AoguMa, Ueorpriia. or, WOOD, KIHIY Atlanta, CcofkU. or, WOOD.

U'lV A Wiliuii.giou, Circulars containing Schemes fur the nionttt will ho sent, freo of expense, by addressing at above. SPRING, 1860. B. B. HOIKIS.

BOUT. TItOS.W.ATKIJtSOX. HOPKINS, HULL ATKINSON, 23S llultiiugro SAl.TinORK. WE WOULD nF.Sl'ECTKLLLY INVITE tho atiimtiou uf buyer, tv tbtf largo sAtf aliruclive of- British, Frehcli American Dry whii'li wo aro now opi'niug. Uoinfr doterinineof to utlVr oVory- ailratitngo to our frtumh and touierj, flti.1 deiriroits.

tn cxloinl tlie trado our Mud city, tfo invite buyurs nbo havo, nerer liuiki'd tln-oub our wurkot to call und po. vs. To cuMb aud inuit dealers, nhalr offer sup riur iiiducviucnts in vri-'c, a. well as ra th. variety unit extent nf our stock.

Orders sent to us fhall bo ruri.fullv and nrnniilly attended to. MUI.l. A ATKINSON. Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1800 6m illi BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.

"VTTE A11E NOW RECEIVING KNOX-, villo and Athens, ou. stoek.lur tho prewut of liufTfeieM, variofts styles. Carriage Hark, Jersey and Poddlers wagons all made by tlio bet Munufucturer, Nurth which we will sell, very low for cbhIi or on tune, Ws also; buve tbo bet of Humes, our work Is warranted in every call and sunnly BlilDUES A fHlLLIi'S. Marih 30, 186J'-tf-601 DR. MANLY, Ol Mew Orleans.

IORMEftU rilYSICIAN 10 THE NEW-; Orleans Marine lloital, Ivuentot of th. Colol)rntd Lung Te'ter, Author of a larg. popuy In work u4 'onumuioii, faucer, Diseaw, of Fomulos auct all' dtouttef of the Tbrttat, Illood, Livor, Btomach, 8km, Eyes, Aa May h. eousulted Vrf. Ctara wbo are suflVrioe ehroie oi long sUndinp diMuuei ut every kind, at Atheps, Bridges Hotel' ou the.

27th of every Dr. M. will not interfere With the practice of resident physicians, und none tu call oxecpf tabs, wuo oaanoi otilam help elvowhere. March 30, I BOO-l'y-MI Hardware Juit Beoeived. NVILL9 AND VICES.

110T1I XNOLISH J. and American! IteUows, Carriar. Springs, Ii'uu Axles, of all slaeaj Blacksmiths Hammers) all kinils of Hleel; Grass and both Euglih and American: 8 tool' Hpailus aud gbnrelaj llay-fork Hum Shoes and Hons Naili) AUe a large stock of Nails from Si to 40s and th. regular Fencing Nails, and a' mint of small article, in the line, which I will sell ehean for caab. OEf).

W. ROS0. March SO,.