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u,,,.a state. D.s,r,., Court.

Fyp in eonsequenoe ~ the Illness ~ Judge betta,
ard IN rursusne. to order of the Hoo Josse Nes-
son bch arsd Ia the Hsred of the - int lanes
w Netcaife Esq Cisrs of this court toos his 'sss
upcn the Bench --..,., a, -
Mr. Me,calf briefly Addressed The bar regrefung the
a. az ated HIN 20 sit there toe ospa-
city Of Jusg. n would he his dsty 10 hear the evt.
t.ncs and all preliminary matters In the causes s>k
lssvins 70 the tudg- the decision In each case.
.ete, he had heard the arguments aud summing No.
me ~eurt then istmsted that the cse3dsr veusS be
called In tts order Ten ca 1fes being csued eseh osy
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Affairs on the Atlantic Side of America.
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MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA
"~SNSNN00o|>o~N>>>o-~~~
The WEEklY HERAlD

The steamship PhilAdephia and probably the Empire
City win leave this port afternoon direct for
chssres with the mails and passengers for the Pscne
The Weekly Herald will be published ct ten O'Clock
in the morning with news from all parts of this country
to the latest moment. 1t will be put up In wrappers,
ready for mailing, at sxpencs per copy Those having
friends in California, Oregon or any Other part of the
Pschc to whom they wish to send the Herald can leave
their orders for copies at Any time before the closing Of
the mails, to morrow.
Agents supplied with any quantity.
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to continue those musical sorees. We are informed
great number Of tickets have already been disposed
and likely before Thursday evening as lsrgssa quant-
ty the Tabernacle is capable Of holding will be
purchased Thoee who wish to join In the profitable
game Of that evening had better look in time their
tickets.
NmLo's Saloon signorins Eliza vslentini viii give
. grand vocal and Instrumental concert, Saturday
evening next, st the above beautiful saloon She will
be assisted BY Sznorina Amelia Patti and Sgnora Ca
tsrpa Barili Patti Sgnori Beneventauo Sang urco
Millet. Signorins valeptn will sing the celebrated
cavatins from Norms and the celebrated Spanish song
La Colsssa, In costume.
Mel IoDEor.-Whitss Serensders, ss usual, give their
entertainments Of singing, dancing, and banjo playing
ct SO Bowery. The amusemsnts close With the "Bsok
Statue"
BENEFIT SIoNoR SIoroRA Resn CoRM.-This
affair will take place on Saturday evening next The
performance consists Of the first aot Of "Lucrezs Bor
ga" the second sct of "l Barbiere di Sivglia" and
the last act of "Anna Bolens."
The benefit Of Mr. John st. Luke who IL the author
of the drama entitled the Siege Of Comorn" comes OF
tonight ct the Bowery Theatre on which occasion his
own talented and interesting production exhibiting
some Of the striking and desperate struggles Of
the HuDgariaus for liberty will be repeated snd 1t Is
to be expected In the Of overowpg house
The report that Mrs Charlotte NJ s. Conner, the
actress the wife Of Mr. Edward Conner died ct vicks
burg few days snce Is untrue. She Is in this
city in perfect health at the residence Of her mother
with her husband How such q report could have got
In circulation 10 most extraordinary.
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FROM BURNos AYREs.-By the arrival at tbis
port, yesterday, Of the Bremen brig Gazele, Cap-
tain Bunge, we have received copy of the
British Packet of the lst of December which is one
week later than our previous advices. The an.
nexed extracts are the only items OF interest,"
Signior Antonio Dunoyer was recognized on the 2,d
ult in the character OF provisional Consul General Of
Sardinia In this republic the erequaor oom
zion ss Consul General proprietary being withhsd in
consequence OF tho Sardipan government not havipg
yet satisfied the demands of the Argentne
with respect to the misconduct Of the exchange
dAhsires and Consul General Baron Picolst dHsrmii-
Ion, which led to his receiving his passports The 90
verDment, in sccedngito Sr Dunoysrs reauest 10 he
thus received In the meantime had the
circumstances Of the person In charge OF the consulate
being In precautions etsts Of health and In q sprit Of
fairness towards Ssr dnis made due allowance also
for the political state Of Italy which 10 to be pre-
sumed has been the cause Of the
not having met with earlier attention
wIhe province Of San Luis, informed IL rapidly
recovering from the disastrous effects OF the military
mutiny In 1929 which long pressed upon 1t in sps
cia manner Dr. Bernardo de Irigoyen writes to the
government from Mendoza giving very cheering ae.
count OF its present condition. which appears not to be
inferior to that Of the other provinces the Interior
under the system OF order and tranquility
established throughout the confederation Among the
branches Of industry advantassously pursued, the
working OF the mines 10 particularly msBtioned the
yield had been considerable latterly as TO give an
extraordinary impulse TO the spirit of enterprise and
association. San Luis has also its diggngsn which
extend over tract OF twenty leagues from north
south and ak leagues from east to vest which
about Elk hundred persons women. aud children
ARE occasionally employed; but who appear have
very philosophical Idea Of the Of the precious sta
for they only seek 1t to supply their edate wants
Several specimens Of the extracted from minss
which bave been forwarded by Dr Irgoyep have bssn
placed by order Of government In the of this
city The largest lump Of pure native gold found ct
the diggipgs" is at Mendoza weighs eight ounces
and two drachms. Two hundred and fifty pounds Of
tbs dust have been disposed of to specuotors at SIS
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CiRcuLAr FEoN IHE NA,y DErARrnESr, The follow-
Ing circular has been addressed to the senior olsers
OF the Navy upon the subsct Of corporal punishment
and the spirit ration
Nav DgPARTMgSr, Jaa. 20, 1850.
Sn,The Navy Department desires TO obtain your
views Upon the following subjects connected With tbs
naval tervice, viz
Can corporal pupishment be dispensed with. con
stenty with the interest and efcienay of the
service' nso what puAishme should be substituted
IL IL cannot state your reasons for the opinion
such particulars OF your experience in regard 10 tn,
practice as you may deem pertinent. Can any further
restriction than those which the Law imposes
the of this punishment be advantagsossy applied
Can the Issue of the spirit ration be dispensed ~th
and what substitute will answer In Its stead what
are the opinions. Tar they be a.ceraned Of
experienced and Intelligent seamen In the navy, upo
the above point! Be pleased TO furnish your replies
the foregoing queries at as early day as practicable
remain, very respectfully
Your ob.dient servant,
(Signed) WM BALLARD PRESTON.
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IL will be that there is no female among those
bodies aud have LEARNED upon good authority that
there was poy ed Ia tue buildins IL is sail
that some women passing through Hague street
the time of the explosion, buried by the fall
iAe bricks The poros Of the rubbish s not yet re-
moved
The last man In the list had gold lever watch
his person, made by rebiss, No S2D19. Hs large,
stout man, and likely to be identified a. ms features
sot much disfg ured, snd his clothing s oompsts
Another a the uBkao~n bodies hsa gold watch
ana chain and gold studs ia the bosotn vtn t~opisn
gold rings the little finger Of the right hand rhs
watch -ss made By Dubois
The Mayor has given order that the bodies
olsmes In such ths friends too poor %
Ray the expsnee Of funeral, shall mos be buried In
fottersneid ~ the cypress Hiu Cemetry Uompsay Of
which he Ia President, have offered fre. lot ssd 10 is
the wi.h Of the Mayor aud Common Couacsl On
the city. +. .....ff
The New York Bag csne,ery Conpssy. also, sympa
thistng with the beresvrd friends of vho sst
Their itvse oJ the meissonoiy occurr-nss Offer tasm
intsrments In their cswstery free from say caaF-s
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whatever Notice being left ct their Office l02 Broad
way, the graves viii be prepared whenever required
BY inquiry, We ind that very large number Of fam
lies have bee. affected BY this misfortune, and
glad to learn that there prospect that the Mayor
show some substantial evidence Of their sympathy 70,
the distressed In this affecting crisis We undsrstand
that 10 the utsntion Of the Common Council to make
an appropriation for the respectable nterment Of the
dead and We hope that 1t wiz be done with liberal
and msgpanimous spirit.
The killed will probably exceed atty; and 1t is feared
william Tindals, brother of the deceased boy,
samuel Tindale has been brought home from the City
Hospital; but he Is far from well yet.
appears that the real name ef the boy called Tie
man In almost all the papers, is Stimsl The following
THE WOUNDED.
Charles Doherty, blacksmith, somewhat burned.
James McPhillips, fracture Of the knee.
Westley Rowland, fractured leg.
John Thompson, leg and arm severely crushed.
James Flood, face bruised.
George Lewis, (of Brooklyn) generally bruise
James Odell. (of Brooklyn.) leg broken.
Francis Lynch, arm broken.
Lewis P,!y hos head, leg: and arms badly bruised
James Thompson, arm broken.
= Moren, badly wounded.
William Merritt, severely hurt.
Henry Gardner, severely hurt.
c. Jsssup, injured In head and face
Maurice l. Garfield. inj jursd In the chest
Johs Mills, slightly injured.
JAIME. Flood, tsoy) do. DO.
Thomas Weed. (boy) do.
II. w. Smith, shoulder blade broken.
8. H. Smith, leg broken.
Joseph Hannibal slightly hurt
Francis Hyder, scalded In the face.
william Quigg, internally injured
Abraham Mills Gold street, considerably hurt
James McPhillips, knee burnt
w. Rowland, leg bruised
John thompson, leg and arm broken.
Henry Geradst, badly bruised
A Aldridge, much bruised.
William +. Proctor face and head injured
Thomas Brooks thigh broken.
William rindsle, considerably hurt.
Frederick Stimel, slieh ehtly injured.
John Browne, severely burned
Elias e.. Craig, sightly bruised.
Robert King, do.
Lemuel King, do
William Gowanloch, do.
John Z King, do.
Thomas Weed, do.
George West, injured in the head.
John Pagan, do.
James Tuiil. do
William Tuill, do
Geo II. Rowland badly bruised
VIM r. Rowland, slightly iRjursd.
w Quinn, badly bruised.
N. L. Chath-ld, do.
- Marsh, eighty wounded
Henry Jeredith, do.
James Lyman, do.
William Gregg much injured.
- Grey, leg and arm broken.
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IalTsG2,,

.hN Monday, the ia day uf October next,
~ prr'rant 10 the articles Of partncrship be.
tween the partners of Il c late firm of I. &
II. Born, we will Offer to scli at public ontcry,
on the premises, 60 thc highest bidder, thc
Northwest bali of Lot No. -, situated in
the town ot Athens, III McNnn county and
State Of TcNnrssrr, with a Store House on
the same, 1t being tie same piece ar parcel ui
land or ground aud store hnus" and ayrur.r-
nancr> belonging "a tie said late firm "t +. &
H. Boyd. The same XII Hc offered TO I've sold
on one AID t'ro year. credit. The purchaser
will be rcqrired TO give hpri n;'n cnnd s"cp-
rit,, and Il lien retained 0n the propcrts 10
better secure the raymsnt at Il" purchase
money. T BOYD,
.Suruirs yd-t7.r err g. H. BOYD.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
i. HoYD,
ET'r"tors Of Henry BOYD, deed.
Aug q, lsjO--tds IS
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LOOA TO YOUR INTEREST.
VT, L, KIG Fl,

TORMERLY Of the firm OF VI. J.. tt'ch
4 s Co., ard late Of High & Wright,
Wholesale ard Retail Merchants OF the
city OF Dalton. takes this method OF INFORM
inc the people Of Tennessee and others IN
general, that he has Just added largely to
his former stock, and has now on hand an
extensive stock If Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. SaddlcIy, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, and al other articles usually KEPT
in this market. which J am de'eth'hed 10
sell al unusually low prices ior either Cash
or Country Produce.
The subscriber most respectfully requests
his old friends to call and So" INN wien
,hey visit Dalton. as he feels confident he
can make 1t 10 their interest to do Sc.
All kinds Of Produce taken IN exchang"
for goods a, the b'ghes, cash prices,
VIM. l. HIGH.
Dalton, Aug. 9. lS5o--tt "
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Summer and Fall Goods,
Dir, Martin's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry d Sarsapari.ia.

yE'HE Wild Cherry and SarsapariIa.
which are the basis OF this Medicine.
have long been celebrated in Con:umrnon,
SrroiulR. Diseases OF the Skin. Coughs.
Splitting Of Blood. Asthma. sc. The Right
Rev. w. Il. Wh,,ncham, Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church III MarslanJ.
hiss erlh0r2ei US 10 say. he has Used II N
his own person with d"c,htd benefit: and
many OF our mei,ca. friends do.pnI he.na't
10 recommend II IN Their prhruce kDi.
Samuel IIarper's letter to Us III r'St'lInph-
let. vhJrh You can o'taiA 2r'us at our
Agent. The iIoonshorough Oid Fellow.
CT Washington county. Md, Of January
Goth, lSiS. says:
Nv hen an article has sn'orled relief 10
so many persons rs Dr. Martins Com
round Syrup of Nill CherrY has done,
We feel bound to make i, known. There
never was an article in this country tAat
has afforded relief and gave more satlsfac-
ton than his. In the ne'ghborhood Ct
Brownsville. in this county, II has affect
ed several important cures. and from our
own certain knowledge Of II, we pronounce
it unequalIed for the cure q; Coughs Colds.
snd diseases OF tins kind"
in the 'tiefoNman S sore lnIoat,
(Bronchitis.) it may truly be said 10 he
"Soveresn Ba.m." as the Odd Fellow Of
the 9th january, lS4S. calls it. 1t differs
from most other medicines in being re-
msrkahly pleasant. and in having any Of
those heating. supply ing or disgusting PRO
pensi,cs, which are found N most other
preparations Of the Wild Cherrv or :Sarsa
par,lIa Prepared and sold hy MARTIN s.
WHITLEY. No. A South Calvert st.
Baltimore; and tor sale by G. w. ROSS 6;
Co., Athens, McAlinn COW. & Il. Har-
ris. Daniridae, and James II. Jones & Co.,
Chuckey Bend. Jefferson co.-S!usr SEQ,
Newport. and McNabh, Gouchruour s. Co..
ParrntsvI!e, C0cke co.-I.owty, Easor S,
Co., and Cragmles g. Co. GreenevlIle.
Greene co.-Hushes s Reynolds, Benton.
Polk CO.
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To these who have been in the
Service Of the United States
since the Revolution

vI>HE undersigned being familiar @'th oil
Il the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character Of proOi necessary to en-
able those who havs hoen engaged !" the
service Of the United States sinc" u" " ar
of the Revounor. TO have Their claims Tor
Pensions, Bounty Land. Arearages OF
PAY and Extra Pay. Sc. 10 on" or all OF
which many persons are en'Nlei' property
prepared for adjudication h"lof" l.,e De-
pariments al Washington, respectfully IN
vte the attention OF such 10 an interview
with them, where they may learn some
thing 10 their advantage. Those who have
been injured by sickness or Otherwise Will"
in the service OF the UGIie States, are en'i'
lied to a Pension hIaNY claims are lost
for wan, OF proper steps o! the outset, or By
being prepared BY an inexperienced per
son. Our charges are moderate. Residence
one mile and half above Calhoun, Nc
Mimi county, Tenn.
JOHN HAMBRIGHT.
II. Mellow Eli MCELhATH.
An, . is5N-,f ~
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IIOtiCe.
To The Heirs of JAS. Humphrey {:

Eff the heirs a, Law OF Jas. Humphrey,
L deceased. late of McAlnn county, Tenn,
will inform the subscriber of their where's
abouis, they will hear Of something To their
advantage. The said Humphrey died a,
his residence IN McAiinn county, IN June
OF the year 1915. leaving an estate amount
ing 10 $4,000, portion OF which was be
queathed 10 the heirs Of his brothers, HI
ram and George Humphrey. The said
Humphrey deceased, came 10 this country
from Virginia, about the year 1898, and
stated that his relations lived in Canada.-
He was about five ieel eleven enches high.
dark complexion, aud weighed l70 or LIS
lbs.
Newspapers in the North, will serve the
interests Of some, perhaps, needy persons,
by publishing this notice, or referring TO II
IN such a way that will attract The attention
OF the parties interested.
Address the subscriber,
Il. B. HUDSON.
Athens, McMnn CO., Tenn.
Aug. l6, lsJO-4s 80
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DR.. Martins Universal Purgative
Pills,

A REMEDY for all seasons. ard safe AT
I all times. The mos, superficial "o>
| server is aware that one great cause rf dis
ease is Cosiirnncss. and that by The timely
taking .! pulLaIive, the system + u!'"n
restored 50 its usual heath. 81 Sncn .
course he lives of hundred. are saved who
would otherwise have 'airn victims tc dis
cage. These PILLS remove all irritating
matter in the bowels, and excit. he hillary
frurioHs 10 = healthy acton. The pres.
is ,-ernIno with the Recommendations OF
purnariyr Phi ,qo'en up ~ ,n"n who know
nothing o. tUe Effects OF medicine on the
huu,r system, arh hence ar" endancrt'ng
The. lives nf thousands wno a." taiiy using
them. 10 uhern., thereicre, lhes" Pills We
think We are dung public henrfit, ~ hey
are the prescription of regular phvsiclan,
who has uset them N ha practice Tor ten
or fiiccn wears, and w''n Great success.
Fol sale by G. ". ROSS; 8; Co, Athens.
McNlnn co W s. r. Harris, Daut''rIcp.
and James Il. James & Co, ChG"key Benz -.
Jefferson ro.-~s;juar Il Co, Newport, mud
McNahh, GOurheuppr s, Co, Parrotsvliie.
Cocs- Lowry. EasoA :. 20, aud
Cra'gmi'es s Go GreeHegile, Greene co.
Hughes s Reynolds, Brntun, Polk co.
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PIANO FOR TIES. NJ q SIC AJND
JEIrELRH.
CHARLES CATElN g. co.
(Near the United States Hotel,J

AUGUSTA. Ga,
A RE- the only authorized Agents for
IA Chickering'S. Nunn's & CLARK, and
Adam SSlodarl's Piano Fortes. They keep
constantly on hand large assortment OF
instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety Of style of 6, 81,
g. and 7 oc'avcs. which they will sell at
the lowest Factory prices, giving their cwn
and the makers guarantee rs being periec,
in every respect. Their stock OF Music
violins. Gu'Iars, Ranjos, Fines and Ac-
cordeons, is large aud we'll selected.
They also have large stock OF Watches.
Jeuery and Silver Wore. which they will
sell low.
Al orders will! receive prompt attention.
and will be guaranteed TO give satisfaction
in every respect.
Feb. %. lS50-ly* "a
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Lost,

N c,rv of Philadelphia. Hicks & HEM
pERsoN's note. (oi McAlinnvile, Tenn. }
dated March g, 1916. at SIX months. in ia
vor of JAMES WALKER, Tor S!SZ 81. All
rorsuns are csuiInnrd against rsc"'vin. aid
no,e. JAMES WALKER. Halter.
Church alley. Philadelphia.
Aug. 9, lSj0-Jt 81
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Land GoI, Sale.

VuNHE undersigned has a splendid FARM for
l. sale, lying between the Tennessee River
and Scwcc Creek, half a mile above ii' mouth,
containing
Two Hundred and Thirty Heres
of first rate LAND, welt umhered aud WATER
ed. A portion of It's in mch tate OF onI,
tiyation and Under good fences. Time will
be given on ono half OF The purrhase money
For further particulars apply 10 the under
signed at Athens, Tenn.
WIN. c. LlLLARD.
August q, 1S50--it JS
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Augusta Advertisements.

BARRETT, CARTER a. CO.,
AUGUSTA, Ga..
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Drugs, .MEDICLNES, PAINTS, OILS
IND GLASS,
A RE now receiving, in addition TO thel'
IN stock, 800 packages of Drugs, Medi'
c,ncs Sc, &c. Among them are 20 case:
superior lava Indigo; and so ceroons No.
Sph. +. Indigo; all OF which Will be sold
as low ns they eau he purchased in New
York.
Feb. %, lS50-ly' IA
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DR.. FiJch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

On tho Prevention oud Cure OF Consump,
ton, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, &C.,
aud on the method OF preserving Health
end Ben uty to an old nge.
This book should be- in every family. To
the consumpiive it points out the only rea'
snnabe hope tor relief. To mothers, the
directions 1t gives fer Tho care and educa.
,ion of Children are Invaluable. $1,000
copies of hi, Book haze passed through
the press, and the sale continues undated.
For sale hy $. :. FITCH 81 CO, 7O7
Broadway, New York; and e. w. ROSS g.
CO., Athens. Tcnn"ssee.
fETDr. flrCH'S GUIDE TO lNVA.
LIDS, or Directions 20 persona using Dr..
Fi'ch'S Remedies, to be had gratis, of all
his Agents.
1uGu u. lS5D-if. 81.
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Mail Line from Kn0Xy0
TO D&LE0N.
TiyL0R, BRIDGES & JIENS0NS,

.o, f,r
HAVING obtained the coT ,tn. 10.
carving the e., MALE saor. ''% rom N% ne frs,
to Da,to Tor roar y YEN, I'm inrorm the
OF July. 1850, resnerlO"y , ,nI". s,nck ;s
PuDiic 'hat NJ" rohos Grc Horses,
] Troy Coaches nne ,. ,,"'I NO.,
and sober. good DnTets' AZ" 10 I'",
expense will be spared 70 car! t r|sSe" T,;s
through with comioti, an. T"'s? ;.o,,,,,-
rouIe uaversesa Ne"U'''u' g'H I H.,,oo
section Of conotry lem nrac'OS ''e 0'"ey az"
Hlvassce vhiieNS'an" "'e,''s y. .L:a i,,o
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a Rargail Offered.

THE undersigned o.l.r. 10 sell ne bal
L or whole o, The Nh SAVAGE FUN
MACE. with is arpuT'cr1nce>, and rom
Eight Hundred to One Thousand Acres OF
Wood LAM. al easily got at for Goa ing
The ore hank cant b" surpas- cd IN ID"
United States for quality and quantity,
within a NJ lie nf the Furnace. The works
are situated on Ball Play, Monroe county,
Tenn. in good neiGh5orhood. There IS
Saw and Gr,t Mil attached TO HE place.
1, is four miles from Teillco River.
Those w''hin, 10 90 into The Iron husI-
ness vii! do well TO come and look at The
PREMISES. There is DISSOLUTION OF part
nershIp, and the hall or all will he solI.-
II is all new.
BABINGION S DOTD.
August l6, lSJO-3t "
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June ii, 1865 en- 80
WOOE, CARDIMG,

ed
'g'HE subscribers have now in complete
operation a new and first rate set o.
Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
Creek, McMnn county. occupying nearly
a central position between Athens. Wash
nc,on, Decatur and Calhoun. The ma
chinerv is of the very bes! order, and cal
cuateG 10 card the finest or coarsest Wool,
and will receive the constant attention OF
one or both OF the prop'leiors, from the
lOih of MAY to the lst o. January. Hav-
ING had twenty-five years experience IN
Wool Carding and machine building, we
have no fears abou, giving general sa,lsfac-
ton.
Price Of Carding plain jobs q cents per
H., mixtures l2i, winch may be paid IN
Flay-seed, Heeswax, Talluw, Bacon,
Feathers, or Tow Linco, delivered a, the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The 9th ID. of the wool wall be taken as
toll for Cardrc, or Ct cents per III. for plain
work. and 10 cts. for mixed, cash in hand.
Those desiring TO have their wool card
ed at this establishment. are respectfully
requested to have It well washed and
cleanscd nt hnrrs and all other hard sub
stances that NAV have a tendency 10 Injure
machinery. and forward with it l ID. Of
lard or oil to every lbs. Of wool; also, 10
bring It early. as warm weather is hes, to
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above request shall receive ine highest;
price in cash for every job ,ha; may be
spoiled 10 our cara. Try US once.
WIN. c. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN
May II, iSj0-Gm Sc