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November Steamer. Captain. Hour Destination
Thurs 70, OREGON, Hen, o'clock
MARY FOLEY. DAlfersl, O'Clock LqfoHrcho
z" " WOODSMAN, Perronee O'Clock Red Riper
DUCK RIVER, Clark, O'Clock. shrspspo,t
ST. JAMES, Power o'clock .Donaidsonpius
Frdy, 3D. FLORIDA, Giberson, O'Clock. Mobile
BELLE CREOLE, White, O'clock. pfcksBuyg
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, O'Clock. Eaton Rouge
FASHION, Martin, 10 o'clock. .Potntsa Bachs
MOHAWK, Shields, 5ocoek NAPOLEON
ATLANTIC, ogesby, O'Clock ..........s. louis
-" GEN. TAYLOR Trinidad, o'clock :. DonalGonvus
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock .-........... St Louis
satur 80, AUToCRAT Goser O'Clock
" NATCHEz NO. O. feathers, O'Clock lizard ZINES
e. D. WHITE, Brady, ocOck......... WiRiamNort
Y. M. sTRECK, strsck, O'Clock 49,. DoHadsonsus
" NATCHEZ Pierce 10 O'Clock, NsmpEs
FANNY SMITH, Richards O'Clock. =. Louisui.
boswell, j. T. LarOse, 10 O'Clock. Paiis.
J. hoRRlsETT, Findren, 10 o'clock. Attdkapas
MOnd, 2, MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. Princeton
TEXAS, Claiborne, o'clock. Asrdndric
Tues ), d. MoSBY KereheVa O'Clock ..PieksuTg
" PRINCESS NO. 3, Holmes, 9 o'clock .....Picks5u1g
MONROE Gwarney, S O'Clock. 80. ............ Yasm
We'd H. ALAMO Reed, O'Clock Asrardra
satur, T. MICHIGAN, Irwin, O'Clock MempEs
Wed H. JAMES HEWITT Quarter O'Clock. Memphis
" AMERICA, Johnson,s O'Clock ..Msmphs
Urcertan ORIENTAL, Parkinson O'Clock Pitsbr
E. P. McNEAL, Booker o'clock .Msmphii
COLUMBUS, Post o'clock st. LoaIs
BUENA VISTA, Lamothe, O'Clock Louis
4" JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle, o'clock. ST. Louis
sALUDA, Lynn O'Clock Louis
sULTANA Cable O'Clock. st. Louis
sARANACK No. q, Mcintyre, O'Clock. st Louis
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, u O'Clock 81. Louis
IOWA. Carter, O'Clock Louie
D." PACIFIC FhiSn, o'clock Louis
" lROQuOls, Weymouth. O'Clock. .Ndshciis
DOVE, Smith, O'Clock. Louisville
" BOSTONA, Price, o'clock Louisville
GEN. LAFAAYETTE, Bentley, o'clock. .LousDiLs
| LEXINGTON, Mather O'Clock Louisville
- HUNGARIAN, Warman. Cincinnati
" MELoDEoN, AckemHn.. Cincinnati
" TRIBUNE Bunce. Cincinnati
BELvlDERE, LOdwick, O'Clock Cincinnati
| G. W. KENDALL, Norton, 70 O'Clock Cincinnati
TUSCUMBIA, Gable, O'Clock. CinciHnei
JAMES MlLLlNGAR, Foster, O'Clock 80. Cincinnati
" W. A. VIOLET GwAnney, O'Clock YaSoo
4" NANlOPE, Castillo 10 O'Clock. .dhGkapds
| " R. C. oGLEsBY, Kmball o'clock Red River
ANNA, Johnston, u O'Clock .OpsouSds
| " " SARAH GORDON, Amsden, O'Clock .....Rsd Rive
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We are requested to call the attention Of the trade the
continuation of the sale for liquidation the of Mess
J. f. Bercer Co.. which will take place this day at 10
o'clock. By Rernard Turpin anctinneer
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.TSsE&ASE EB HOWARD LODGE NO. IA Regular
&pE Meeting VI this Lodge WILDE held THIS EVENING
szSSSS Thursday, the Grand Lodge Hail. O'Clock.
Puncpa attendance requested. By order Vi the g.
N. +. RICE
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Reverdy Johnson,s Letter.

The Committee of Arrangements received the
following letter from the Hon. Reverdy Johnson
in reply TO invitation to be present at, and
to participate in, the proceedings of the Union
Mass Meeting ?
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THE MASSES

tSH Second Justices Court. Eds. Crescent
Please announce THos CONNOLLY, IT., candidate 10
Constable the Court ensuing election
He will be supported by the united Of
nl9u THE MASSES.
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prs.La.n.-t LAsArur.

President-E LABATUT.
vioe-PEesidsnts-
p. + Burths, Manuel BIsscO FslInLabatut,
G Residue Mosss Eastman, y JOhnsOn,
b soIf Boomasd, Petsr K wasns j. NJ cabsIeIS.
Chas. NJ. Waterman, Thoa G Poole, valsran Allan,
Ss Sis &c dsq Fsrisi, sos. Isauha eoass so
9sas T p.Sas.. s% jams = P rsrst zT@sas Daess
y. Scott, Henry Peire, Chapeila,
Edssrd Ss 4 1' g. BlsnCSard, T. s. Paul.
wbsesSsS ssly sts%s alss B asfsi'0n
Isass y; M.ls.. Tho.; "; coilsn. i: Frsl.sa,
Or Thomas Hunt. Levi Pierce Joaquin yiosca,
D so q Baton Rouge &c p Wood Il Tayts
us T..ssr Ass Shp esspIa e Lsayss
Rs:1 s Mssssy e nS. 8 R. K'nnsy Of Lafayette
seeretariss-
SS Sa AHsv S s.. R Rsys. cba a'H s.n
MR. LABATUT, on taking the Chair, stated in
French, that the meeting was one of wings ant
democrats; when these, said he, are united, the!
form rampant against which the enemies Of tn,
Union can never prevail
This very short and appropriate address Gillette,
prolongued applause.
Mr.. J. P. Benjamin then rose and presented Il
ihe meeting the following
Resolution;
4. Reseiged That the present position of public affairs
and the excitement which ambitious are endeavornE
1oent and increase render emlnenly the duty OF ever
ciai5en VINO loves ms country ana her institutions 10 give
exsmge e those who seek " sunves fhose nsIitnon:
ResotUed That the etizene OF Louisiana Yield TO nom
in ardent and uneonqueEabe devotion TO
In love Of the Union, and 10 reverence for the counsel
q the great patriot who warned his to look witt
dirus and gbhouence ON all who shall endeaYor TO aTFa
RsSssa, Thai the Union 81 hess States was only ac
SSmpdsS y chs1 feeling # %SiSS h AM
aging system Of mntual concession and compromise. tending
% conciate the interests Of ALL and that when Its eOntnnane
m
and ne like spirit amongst the descendants Of those VIII
hs Unsd Sates al is recent session. were, IN our
he Violence I re sS Ss h Ss Az & EXCITED
Ice . o 10, II RI. 49, y ns ss a as * 90
sals ss pS s Of motive and ncss Of patriotism Of N
end pEoDossd but wbi making this allowance for diversity
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The officers of the steamers James Hewitt, Crescent aud
Gen. Worth entitled thanks for late papers.
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t The P. NJ. steamship PHILADELPHIA disohArging
wharf, 81 Mary street. LAT Consignees
wi please attend the rccePt OF their goods they will be stored
a eS and
ms ARMsTRONG LAwRAsON g. co. lO5 Magazine st.
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ITO RENT-The two story brick building, with
l. Ball Alley in the rear, SITUATED the of "a
square from Poydras Market. ~
A lso-A small brick STORE, in the rear
AlsO-One of the five CARROLLTON STORES,
with convenient Dwelling above This Store in Penn
dlately. 49,
Also-No Psrddo street opposite to the " Shades -
sIU per month"; Possession given the LIST of January
FOR SALE-A vacant LOT in Magazine street, be-
Apply TO s. j. PETERS, JR
ny Imlln I57 Earondalaf street
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT TO MOBILE For
N the Alabama RiBerSeveral additional light daught boats
having placed the trade this FTegs
wared from Mobi with little delay Al ffeigh therefore, offer
will he either Canal Mail Line the goods be
Campbell Co., NJ Waring Co, S. 3, Marsh
j. & r. GEDDEs, Agent, Mail Line, 10 Bank Place.
o24 E. Il. WlNGATE, Agen Canal Line, IS Poydras st.
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FATS OF EVERY VARIETY and STYLE
IL at my New Store, No. IS Royal street, E.u
LEA Just opening large and varied assortment of t3
AHATs, CAPS, RIDING HATS, UMBREL -
Las, ETC Ere, consisting Of
Superine Xxx MOLESKIN HATS
az Extra Fine BEAVER HATS; M
49, SILK HATS -
* JENNY LIND HATS of every variety -
yet out;
RIDING HATS "ala Jenny Jind; 30
supertine SILK VELVET TURBANs for Children
Extra Fine SILK VELVET HATS for Children;
UNION HATS-Back, Gray and White-Brush and Plain;
HUNGARIAN HATS AND CAPS of the Kossuth style;
Soft LAMARTINE HATS of all colors;
MEXICAN BEAVER HATS. Black and White;
CHILDREN's FANCY. FUR, WOOL AND SILK
HATS, to suit all ages;
UMBRELLAS of the finest style, viz eros de Nap, Silk,
Bingham, Cotton. etc. etc. CD. BUNCE,
ms 81 IS Royal street, Merchants Exchange
TOR SALE-The Al schooner ELMYRA, 46
l. tons burthen; in good order, and well found in 4
very respect fast saier. For further particulars, AfEE
o s with s'f 9EpSY Leve m Mun
IN the District Court Of the United States for he East
b. SHORTRIDGE VS.. British Bark WILLIAM
q ELIZ4BETH, William Pitcher, master
n obedience to admiralty warrant to me direct
ed in the above entitled suit, have seized and into
my nosseson taken the British bark WILLIAM q ELL
ZABETH, her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and do
hereby cite and admonsh the thereof and
and other having pretending 20
have any right title interest," the same TO be, and
appear before District Court OF the United states Tor the
District aforesaid, before the Third MONDAY from
said British bark William Elizabeth, her Tackle Apparel
and Furniture should not be condemned and sold asreeaby
u s, MarsbaIs Office New Orleans. Nov q, 1850.
ms dec 7&14St Eastern Dist. Of La.
| CHESTNUTS CHESTNUTS !-125 bags /
~ bpshel the bag superior article in store for sale by
| n2stf LABULAN & q o. 30 Common st.
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GUNNY BAGS-150,000, in bales, for sale by
" ms j. HART \ co. 70 Tchoupitoula. st.
CHERRY BRANDY-25 half bbls for sale by
~ MS E. J. HART & co. 70 TchOupitoulas st.
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Thirteen hundred and seerage passengers
arrived at this port on Tuesday, beside about hundred
and fifty in the cabin.
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RACES :,t..tt, METAIRIE COURSE.
ON | 49,
ReRuIar FalI NIeeting.

ReWWIar Fail MetIIhB'
THURSDAY November % ls50-THREE MILE DAY.-PuTst
i Si00- Three mile heats. Race to come OIL at o'clock
So. Entries...,
John Turnhu enters EBVlRA MILLS, by Leyiathan,
dam by Glencoe years old. Riders dress, fancy.
CHI RUDE, by Trustee, dam by Me
old Dress, blue aud blue.
B. Duncan + Kenner enters h STOCKTON by imp Mercer
dam hy John Richards years old. Dress red and red
SuanEers badges giving the privilege Course for the
seven days race 80 Public Stand 81 Members'
sauger badges and tickets obtained
%
MS R. TEN BROCK, Proprietor.
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Outdoor Meeting.

Messrs II. j. Ranney. Chairman E. H. Durel, j. p Ben
jamin and Others. Committee, etc., etc., New Orleans
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GROCERY FOR SALE-This establishment
~ situated at the corner of Race and st. John the "a
Baptist ss Second Municipality in thriving neigh Nk
borhOOd, s doing gOod business and enjoys large
custom 1t well provided with Groceries, Liquors, Wines,
Dry Goods and CrOckey. The house is rented lease,
which has three TO If wanted the owner
will only sell the lease and good will of the house, and other
of the stock suit the purchaser Apply on the
premises MI Tvs
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Mail Line from Knoxville
10 DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES 4 JACKsONS.

HAVING obtained the contract for
carving tine Mails from Knoxville
to Dalton. tor four years from the FIRST
nj Iulv. 1850. respectfully inform the
public that ,hplr line will be well stocked
with NJ. Troy Coaches, tine Horses,
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared TO carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
route trayerses a beautiful and Interesting
section OF counlry embracing the Oroep and
UIwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
find # TO their advantage TO take This line
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Ready Made Clothing !

They will also Keep on hand a aen"ra'
assortment OF Ready Made Clothing, made
up in their own shop. consisting OF Goats.
Pantaloons, Nesrs, Overcoats. Shirts and
Collars Of the latest style. A good lot Of
Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
Superior Has and Caps. for Men and
Boys Also, lo' of the very finest Cay
Made Boots. Also. good lot Of umorel,
las.
They repeat, that their Goods have been
selected with great care: thai they are de-
termined to keep none bit the very best ar.
licirs. and that they will sell them on the
best possible terms, for prompt pay. They
invne all to come and look at their Goods.
as they feel confident they can please the
most iaSldious. if they can be pleased with
good Goods al reasonable prices.
they will continue to carry on the Tai.
lnrlng Business as usual. and while they
take tbs occasion Ia return their thanks to
their old friends and customers. they re-
specially solicit a continuance of their Gus
tom. Their work will ALWAYS be executed
IN the prompiest manner and by the best
workmPn TO be had.
p. S. |, may be thought hv some ha, we
will not desire TO make up Garments from
Cloths purchased AT other houses, but we
assure our friends and The public that such
is not the fact. but thai we are DESTROYS To
get all the work we can. and ,ha, we will
promptly finish all the Jobs with which We
may lie favored, no matter OF whom ;hr
Goods are purchased. A Il we ask is, to
try us and see ENGLEDOW & co.
Nov, Is, IS50-,f Il2
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No Cure NO Pay!

rEvIlii undersigned has permanent located
himself in Calhoun, McMinn conhty, 1T
" hich place he has oponcd ar JthcH for :he
purpose of preparing claims Tor all persons
who have claims against the Government, for
Pensions, Bonnty Lands, Pay proper, Extra
Pay, Pay for last Horses, and every other de-
scriprion of caims for adindicatinn before the
Departments at " ashington. lie is well pre-.
pared. having all the Pension lrws. anl all
the i.x cutivc Regulations, to direct him in
preparing claims, and in additi N 'wc' ty
years experience in that line OF business. HIS
charges shall be- moderate. Many claims are
lost on account of being prepared by Incxre-
rirnced persons. Call aud see him. No charge
for talking about yonr claims.
SAMUEL. WORKMAN.
Aug 90, lSJo-l2m 100
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The Very Latest Arrival
RAIL- ,l,ND ULrTER GOODS.
JiCNSON Il IILLiRD

JEANE jlst received their stock Of Fall
"a and Winter Goods. and will be clad to
show them to all VINO mag give them call.
Their stock embraces Fine Broad Cloths.
Ca>simereS, Siline's, Tweel3. Ncs'in.S.
Overcoa,ings, Bed Blankets, Hats. Caps,
Boots aud Shoes. Aud IN shcrr, a general
assortment of Goods suited to this market.
TIER Object IS to sell, and they therefore
give as COOL, if not better Bargains than
anybody. Cal and eX'mlGe Tor yourselves.
Tney charga nolhoin. Tor showing their
Go ds.
Athens. Tenn. Nov. II. 'jO-u ll2
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HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
e. L. Ferry & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA.

EHAVE now On hand Iu| stock Of Hats,
IN Caps, Bonnets and Umbrellas, OF
every STYLE ard quality. As we have our
Goods direct from the Manufacturers we
are enabled 10 sell as low and on as good
terms as can be had IN any market. Mer-
chants and dealers in want OF any articles
in our line. would do well IN looking a,
our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call at f. L. Frny & Co.'S Store, Near
the Mansion House, Augusta, Ga.
NIB. Parirularatrenlion given TO orders
Feb. 90, lS50-ly" "a
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NNUUsTN, NtUKHIA'
q T.SO, Manufactures ard Direct Importers
"a of every l,nt Of CO.MBS, BLTICNS,
81 SPENDERS, Spectncrs, Needles, Pms,
percussinn Caps, Violin Strings, Hooks and
Eyes, Whalehone, Brads, Marbles Knitting
Pins, Brushes of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Bobbns, Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, Ra.
zor Slrops, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses. Necklaces. German Ilarps, Ink, Sew.
ing Silk, Lead Pencils, Bonnet and Cap Wire,
9nh 81 great variety of other FANCY .AR1I-
CLE,S too numerous to mention, which nsn
ally takes much time 10 find, and To which
they are constantly making additions--all
which they have made exprrssl, for the Conn.
try Traie. ETNew Goods received every
week. CALL AND EXAMINE GooDs AND PRICES.
January ~, lS5O-ly GO
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PLANO FORTES. MUSIC 3JyD
JEWELRY.
CHARLES CATLIN 4 co.

(Near The United States Horel,)
AUGUSTA. Ga.
4 RE the only authorized Aeen's for
IA Chickering's. NUNS g. Clark. and
Adam Srodau's Piano ForIes. They keep
constantly on hand a large assortment OF
instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety of style of 6. g..
81 and 7 oc'avrs, which they will sell al
The lowest Zachary prices. giving their own
and the makers guarantee as bsino perfect
in every respect. Their stock Of Music
violins, Guitars. Banjos. Flutes and Ac-
corIeons, Us large and we'll selected.
They also have large stock OF Watches.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, which they will
sell low.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
and will be guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
in every respect.
Feb. %, l650-Iys ~
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WAR OF 1912!

4 LII persons who served in the War OF
IN 1912, rs or ID. or any Indian War
since 1890, are. under late Act Of Con-
gress, entitled TO BOUNTY Land. The un
dersIgned are prepared to regulate the
claims Of all persons who may en'rusl them
to their care. al persons who have been
in any wise disabled ia the service OF the
United States al any TINE. or the heirs OF
such persons as have died, are entitled TO a
pension.
No charge made Where the claim is rot
secured. J. W. BLACKWELL,
w. I. BLACK ELL.
Ori II lSJO-ir lO7
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Fresh Arrival Of Fall and
Winter Goods!
II VI. II. Il iLLE W.

Hi ANiNG received his NEW GOODS,
H Il con>i>rln. Of mos, articles suitable
for the presen, and approaching season, ms
vItes his customers, and al! who wish to
purchase Cheap Goods. to call and exam
inc his assortment. In conclusion, he
pledges himself to sell Goods at low prices.
Oct. -, lSj0-,l 100
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Merchant Tailoring
Establishment!
E,WaLED0W g. co.
.gShCNS. Tenn,

- ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
~ and the public generally. that they
have opened n MERCHANT TAILOR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT in the town Of
Athens. al their old stand on the North side
Of the Public square, and are prepared to
execute all orders in Their lIne, on the most
accommodating terms, and IN the nealoSI
manner. Their purchases were made nv
one OF the firm in the Eastern cities, aud
were selected with great care and with u
view to suil the taste and watts OF the peo
pie OF this section. Their stock consists
in part, of beautiful assortment If fine
French TwlIled Black, Invisible Green,
Olive, Olive Brown AMI superior Blue
Broad Cloths: fine French Dnpskln, Back
and Fancy CasSimpre>: SalInrlS and
Tweeds. a prime article; Northern Jeans
OF various colors, and the best now IN mar
ke,; a splendid assortment of VeslIngs. as
rich as coul possibly he procured. consist
ing OF fine Black Satin. Silk, Cashmere.
and various other patterns; also. snrer'"r
Black Silk, Blown, Drab. and i'ancv Col
nrpd NeIvels: - No. ! assortment nj Sin
ilandkerchtris aud Fancy CravalS; Satin
Neck Ties; Linen llaudk.rrhIp's, PLAN
and fancy; superior Back and Fancy Silk
Gloves. fine * do; fine Bnrlng and Cash
mere Gloves: iuIl assortment Of Hosiery
good lot OF s'uSpenLriS. cheap: Il snpprI.
or article Ut SILK and y Alpaca Serge. for
Coat Linlngs; tine WnuIen Cloak Lnnas.
plain and tauc': SIX aud W"rSrrh Coat
BInIlng>; snppriinp IRISH Linen: superior
DnmeSlcS Tor Shlr'lngS; superior Over
rnal,ngS. such as Black Frlrng Cloth.
Dab, GREY, Blue. and Mouse coIUred
Cloths; Blue an Drab Blankets. &c.
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Soldiers! Soldiers !!

ss7ilE undersigned having for some time
- directed his attention to the collection of
SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and having all the Blanks
and Forns used in procuring them, respect
fully sollcits an interview with all who have
been III any War since the Revolution. He
will attend the Courts of Benton, Kingston,
Al ems and Maryvllc. prepared with Blanks
and Forms, and will give his whole attention
to snch Claims as may be entrusted TO him for
ollie Ction. At all other times 10 will he
found at his office in the Courthouse in Madi-
sonvillc
II nothing Is obtained nothing viii be
charged. d. 7. HURLEY.
Oct II, lS5O-tf l07
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s A I'D I'D \. h Es Y.
ME w CGNCE r n!

AV " w " ~ ksN - - 4S %
FENIIE subscribers would respectfully IN
Il form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, IN
the brick shop on the N rlh side of the
Public Square. formerly occupied by James
MAYO, where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles. Brides, sc
From long experience III the business they
nalIer themselves that they can furnish the
people of this section with better ARTICLES
IN their line than they have been in the
habit OF purchasing for the same money
They use none but the hest materials. and
all Jobs will be executed in a workman like
manner. and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting the worth ol
their money. BY manufacturing good
work al low prices, and constant attention
to business, ihey hope TO merit and receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
RlCHAR. HALEY s Co.
TIP Feathers. BpeSwax. Tailow. Corn,
Beet Hides. Polk. Bacon. Lnsev. Flax
aud Tow Linen. &C., taken in exchange
for work a, market prices.
Athens. Feb g lSi0-If
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Augusta Advertisements.
Groceries for Sale.

S0N BAGS RIO, Mraca5o and Java
$50 hhds. Aluscovado, Porto Rico. and
81. Crox Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
TO hhds. Molasscs;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, ass'd;
25 chests Hyson. Imperial and Black Tea;
SO tons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
l4O0 kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps. Cans
dies, Gun Powder. Shot, Bar Lead, Buck.
els, Brooms, Liquors. sc.
BAKER, WILCOX s. co.
Anguish. Aug. lG. IS50-lf SO
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LtpptWrOfs, GTansb0 r Co..
(succes'ors to Grrgg. Elliot 4 Coy
PUN XSHE RS,
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