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Merchant Tailoring
Establishment!
EN- GLEDOW & CO.,
North side Of the Public Square.
athens, Tenn,

HAVE just received their supplies Of
III SPRING and SUMNER GOODS,
comprising the best selected assortment
ever brough! to this market. There IS no
mistake about tit is just tina, way. Their
stock consists in part Of the following ar
ticles:
Black and Fancy French Cloths. CASH
meretts, Drap d'Ele. black Queens Cloth,
Morino. Cash mere, Silk and Wool Tweeds.
black Doeska and Fancy CassImers-a
superior lot; White ard Figured MarsellIes
Vestings, Black and Fancy Cashmere Vest
ings. lot of good Silk Ves'ngs; extra
super Linen Drilling for Pants; good lot
of Silk and Gum Suspenders; splendid
lot of Cravats and Ties. black and fancy
Silk, Satin and Linen; Gents HdkIs; white
Silk, and white and colred Linen Gloves.
a good lot of black and fancy Kids, black
and fancy Sill, and Thread; Ready Made
Shirts; q lot OF super Linen and ShirIlng;
large lot OF super Silk and Lsghorn Hats;
Boots, Shoes aud Caters. Of the best quail
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Spring & Summer Goods!
JACKSON T. LILLARD

A RE receiving and opening a large and
"A we'll selected stock Of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, TO which they would
invite the attention Of persons wishing to pur-
chase. They know it is getting to be fash.
ionable FOR Merchants to talk largely about
6ne stocks, cheap Goods, and SO on but all
testing aside, their stock is perhaps little SUI
perior TO any ever offered here, and they pro,
pose to sell little cheaper than was ever
heard OF in this section.
Among their stock will be found the follow
ing articles:
Ladies Dress Goods--Silk Poplins, Muslin
de Lanes. Berages, Delanes, Lawns, Prints,
&C., Silk, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets.
For Gentlemen's Wsar-Summer Goods
Of all kinds, Jenny Lind, fine Moleskin, Con.
eress Panama and Leghorn Hats, Boots and
Shoe. Of all descriptions. -
Also. a large lot Of Ready Made Clothing
assorted,
April Is, lssl-tf las !:
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Chancery Court at Athens
Theodore H. McCaIIIe, Mary Dixon aud
John Dixon,

Theodore H. McCaIl,e, Mary Dixon aud
John Dixon.
cS.
William ]. Johnson, John McGhee, John
L. McCar,y, Jno. w. Smith, Mary M.
.Carr and husband - Carr. Martha M.
Martin and husband - Mar''n. Sam't
Fl Smi'h. Emily Jane Robinson and
husband - Robinson. James Smith,
Louisa C. Smith. Amelia T. Smith,
Margaret Smith and Texanna Smith.
children and heirs OF Nat. Smith, decd.
IN this cause il appearing from an allegs-
L lion IN The bill filed in this cnuse, that
John w. Smith. Marv M. Carr and hus-
band - Carr. Martha NJ. Martin and
husband - Martin, Sam'l II. Smith.
Emily Jane Robinson and husband -
Robinson, James Smith, Louisa G. Smith
and Amelia T. Smith, are non-residents Of
the State of Tennessee. and resident cili-
zens of the State Of Texas, il is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper printed IN
Athens, Tor four successive weeks, noufys
ing them TO make their personal appear
ance a, our next CouH OF Cbabcp,y, 10 be
holden TOR county of McMlnn, IN the town
Of Athens, Tennessee, on the 81 Monday
of August next, and plead. answer and
dpmur TO said bill filed against them and
others in SAID Court, or the same will he
taken as confessed as to hem. set for hear.
ing er parle, and decreed accorjinalv.-
AID i, also appearing that Jamrs Smith,
Margare, Smith and Texanna Smith, are
minors, under the age Of twenty one years,
i, Is there lore ordered tina, Charles Met
calfe, ST.. he appointed guardian ad Item
for said minor heirs.
WV LOWRY. e. s. NJ.
AnriI ~. IS5l-4t P,'s I. IS i34
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sures" would oft arse. Her only regret
was that her little brothers ana sisters
would be no longer benefited by her care,
or encouraged by her happy smile. After
exhorting her friends to meet her in cline
where the Spoier comes not. and the beau.
tiful blooms ever more, she babe them fare.
well, and sunk to rest, not with the calmness
of Philosopher but with the confidence Of
a Christian. For the dead weep not but for
the living. 10 them We would give c0nso-
laton. but not forgetfulness. for the law
which survives the tomb is one of the most
noble, the most divine attributes of the soul.
Over the hours of gayety it may sometimes
cast cloud. or darken the hours of sadness
10 sgoom. Yet the thought of the dead
comes over us "like voices from the spirit
land" Oh! who would exchange it for the
wild haunts Of revelry, or the song Of q
hymn.
Whom the Gods love die young.
Communicated.
pIEp-At his residence, in Bradley coun.
ty, Tennessee, April Goth. 1851, ELI KING,
Esq, ngee "a years. Mr. King was form.
crIy citizen Of Knox county. Tenn, from
which place he removed to the county in
which he departed this life, some IA years
since. He had been for many years, an ex-
emplary member OF the Presbyterian church.
and exhibited testimony that he had become
possessed Of that Christian fortitude, which
tended to alleviate the protracted illness
which terminated his life. We have thu S
lost an esteemed and respected citizen; one
who was proverbia for his integrity, and Tor
the correctness with which he discharged
the duties Of an honest citizen.
Communicated:
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Just Received at the Drugstore,

DAlNTS-Flake White, While and Red
l. Lead. Pruslan Blue. Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, Rose Pink, Turkey I'm.
her, Venilian Red, Spanish Brown, Terre
Seanna. Yellow Ochre, Copal Varnish
Coach Varnish. MEDIcINEs-Turkey Ru.
barb, English Calomel, Sands Sarsaparilla.
SrAINs-Camwo wood, Red Sanders. Dye
SruFFs-Indlgo and Nader. Copperas,
Alum, Blue Vilriol, Extract Of Logwood.
Logwood Clipped. Redwood, Nicarauga
Wood, Cochineal, Verdigris, Annette.
Starch, White Glue. OILs-Cod Liver
Oil, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil by the gallon,
Spirits of Turpen,ine. Venice Turpen,ine.
Seidlitz Powders, DR.. Jaynes Medicines.
American Worm Killer, Fray's Vermifuse.
INsTRuMENrs-Tooth Keys, Trusses, Fe.
male Supporters, Thumb Lancels, Even's
Crown, Spring Lancets, American, Me-
talic and Glass Ma,ea, Female Syrringes,
Cupping Glasses. Nipple Shells, Metallic
Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes, Nursing Bot
ties, Cancels Hair Pencils. Sable Hair
Pencils, Lead Pencils, Paint Brushes,
Graduate Measures, Glass tunnels. Spat.
ulas. Wedgewood Mor.ars. Marble Nor
tas, &c. VIM. BURNS.
MAY 9. Is5l-u 1877
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Chancery Court at NadisoEr''e.

OFFICE E. 4 M-Apr. .r.... ."o'.
Mary N'mou, by a'rn'x' "e". ". -.
Bingham,
CS.
Jacob Nmon and Jacob d. Puen, a dmr's
Of VIM. Pugh. deed.
DILL stalrs that Jacob Nmo" does not
- reside N Tennessee. publication Is
therefore ordered 10 be mo de tor four sue.
cessive weeks in the Athens POSI- requi-
ring said non resident defendant 10 appear
at the next term OF the Chancery Court, to
be held a, the Court house in Madisonv'lle
on the Sd Monday OF September next, and
answer said complainan,'s bill, or the same
will be set for herring as confessed.
J. A. COFFIN, C. g. M.
An,ilIS 1S5I-1t Prs "a ia
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M a r lie w ork s
DEMSEY 4 HART,
M rbLe Cutters,

II RESPECTFULLY announce to the
~ public that they have their Marble
Works in full operation at Ten Mile, Meigs
co.. on the Road leading from Athens 10
Kingston, where they will manufacture
Marble Nantes, Tombs, Monuments. Head
Stones, Slabs, Vases, Coun,er.tops, and
Tables. of every description. This beaut,-
full Marble is no, surpassed in variety or
beauty by any Of the foreign Marbles
Any information will be received at John
Crawford's Store, in Athens, where speci-
mems may be seen. Orders thankfully re-.
ce,ved. Those who are Iesirous of orna>
n,en,ing the graves Of their deceased friends
would do we'll to call and examine for
themselves.
Orders addressed.
DEMSEY & HART,
Ten Mile P. O.. Meigs co., Tenn,
Will be promptly attended 10.
Nav 9, 1851 -tf 1877
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April 29'h, 1851.
CANDIDATES.

NJ We are authorised and requested to
Announce Col. WIN. M. CHURCH WE'LL,
as a candidate for Representative IN Con-
press from the Sd. Congressional District
~ We are authorised and requested 10
announce HIRAM GEE, as a candidate ior
Represen,au,e from McMinn county, at
the ensuing August election.
~ We are authorised and requested 10
announce JAMES r BUCHANAN, ESQ.,,
as a candidate for Joint Representative.
in the district composed Of the counties Of
Monroe, McMinn and Polk.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce JOSEPH R. IUDD. Of Monroe,
AS candidate for Floater in the district
composed of The counties Of Polk, McMinn'
and Monroe.
give arc authorized and requested to
announce Mai. JAS. WALKER as a candi.
date for Senstor from the district composed
Of the counties Of Monroe, Bradley. Polk,
. and McMinn.
nrWe are authorized and requested to
announce Col. JOSEPH MCMILLAN OF
Bradley, - candidate for Senator from inc
district composed Of the counties Of Mon.
roe. McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
s~ We are authorised and requested
n announce JAS. B. COOKE, ESQ.,, as a
..nd;d.,e 10 represent McM,nn county in
IN. nonuIsr branch Of the next Legislature.
n. We are authorised and requested to
.,"ouoce SOLOMON SUNNY, Esq. Of
PnlL county, as q candidate for FioaieF
from the District composed Of the counties
MeMinu, Monroe, and Polk.
49, We are authorized to announce Col.
t6STAH NJ. ANDERSON a. . candidate
for reelection for Representative from tne
Third Congressional District.
sr We are authorised and requested 10
announce WIN. McKAMY. ESQ.,. as . candI
date 10 represent McMinn county IN the
popular branch Of the next Legislature.
I'VE are authorized and requested to
.n0ouncs Capt. G. W. MORGAN. Of Nom
,os. as candidate for JOINT Represents.
tive from the counties Of Polk, McMinn and
Monroe.
49, We are authorized and requested to
announce Jesse c. MOORE. Of Polk
county, a. candidate for Joint Represen.
tauvc to the next Legislature for the DIS
trict composed Of the counties u folk'
Monroe. and McMiun.
Rep We are authorised and requested
10 announce WILLIAM BURNS, can"
d,da,e for County Court Clerk, al The elec'
ton 10 March next.
Aihsns, April 10, 1851.
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$4,000
s b Wer Ba 18th!

TNHE subscriber having leased the BAH
l. House in Mr.. Geuys' Tan Yard for
the present season, respectfully solicis the
patronage Of the public. The House will
be open for Bathing from the LIST Of May
inst, 10 the last Of September next.
Rates OF BArHiEo BY the season,
with the privilege Of Bathing once q day,
81; single bath 10 cts. paid down.
Warm Baths given when necessary.
No Bathing done on Sunday.
DAVID SCAGGS.
May 9, l85l-tf l37
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New Spring & Summer Goods
at Reeder's Cheap Corner!
s, X. R E E D E r

HAS received his large and we'll selected
IL stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, 10 which he invites the attention
Of his friends and the public generality
His stock was selected by himself in the
Northern cities, with an eye to durability
and cheapness. He is one Of the men that
dom, believe in humbuggery, but he feels
compelled 10 say that he has the finest.
richest and cheapest stock Of Goods ever
brought to this market. and those who do
no, believe it can satisfy themselves by
calling and examining.
NAV 9, 1851. 1877
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ChancerV Sale.

In accordance with decree rendered at the
L last term Of the Chancery Court At Madi-
sonvilIe, Tenn, will sell. on the 2lst day of
June, 1851, at the Tellico Iron Works. in
Monroe county. to the highest bidder, on a
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months, the
Stock in the Tellco Manufacturing Company,
which the late Ebenezer johnson held at the
time Of his death, consisting Of 81 Shares
Constituting more than half the numbcrl in
said Company. ia. COFFIN, C.&M.
April 25, 1S5l-9t Prs fee So la5
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CELEBRATION.

The Decatur Division No. 2S0, Sons Of
Temperance, will celebrate their second
Anniversary, on the 23d May next, by Pub.
lie Procession, and addresses expected from
Bros, VIM. G.. Brownlow, Douglass. and
Thompson. The Athens Brass Band Will
also be in attendance, and concert be Civ.
en- the evening.
Brethren Of surrounding Divisions ere
cordially invited 10 be present and join in
procession. and the public generally 10 par
,icipate in The other ceremonies.
S.W. WOOD.
WIN. M. ROGERS.
ED. GILBERT.
Committee.
Ami OOH. 1851.
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COnfcctiOnaryS and Fruits
F. re S h Dru rs,

'NHE subscriber is now receiving fresh
L supply of DRUGS, in which are several
articles which have not bee.i brought 10 this
market before. HIS stock will consist of
Paints, Stains, Dye.st"fis, aud Oils, (among
which rs the Cod Liver OLD Periamery.
Chemicals and Patent Medicines. Tie has
take" great pains this Spring to have brought
on every article that would be called for iu
this market.
Grateful Tor past favors he solicits con-
tinuance Of public patronage.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens, April IL, lS5l-tf 1873
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WASHINGTON. Nav |

W ""f11NUKONj
At the dinner table to- day of the National
Hote "a misunderstanding occurred between
L.. Alvarado Hunter ofthe navy. and Capt.
Chambourg. formerly of tho army. which
led 10 an alteration between Chambourg
and 1t. Nicholson, of the navy, and ter.
minated in a regular battle with canes and
fists. Nicholson got the better Of Cham.
bourg, and challenge will probably be the
consequence, although it is not determined
who shall be the challenging party.
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Forest Hill Academy,

TlHLJNS, lEJNJN.
THE Summer Session OF the above Ia
L stitution will commence on WEDNEs-
DAY. the l4,h Of MAY, and continue
session Of go weeks, under the superin-
tendence Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. CHURCH.
They are late graduates Of Two eminen,
Literary Institutions in New England, and
furnish the highest testimonials OF finish,
ed hoarship and successful Teachers
They are prepared 10 teach and give sue
cessiui instruction in all the branches of
learning commonly taught in Primary
Schools. Seminarirs and Colleges.
TERMS. per Session Of 90 ,ceeks. Payable
IN Advance:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and o. nm
Arithmetic, "''''
English Grammar, Geographic soo
and the above, WV
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural PhIIoso- m M
ply, Moral Science, AsIrono- 'o'oo
my, Sc,
BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
April 10, IS5l-tf 1874
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NJ Ss:l Head Quarters! No:
l69\ Mss
HAf.faAcNR9I A0fsfannral

WESTERN and Southern Merch, MS
w visiting PHILADELPHIA, are mos, re
specially solicited TO call and oxamrn- our
verv extensive and well selected stock 81
Hard,rare, Guns. Rifles. Pistols. Plated
Saddlery. and every other variety. that
can be found in any other House in the
UNITED STATES, to which we invite
your particular attention, before purchasing
elewhere.
TRUITT, BROTHER g. Co.,
No. l6s Market street, Phiiadslekia,
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J000 Yards CarpelIne, various grades
AOOO just received and for sale unu-
sually low.
McEWEN g. GILLESPIE.
April 20, 1851.
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Notice.,

A IL persons indebted to the estate o.
IA IT,. Vaughan, decd, are hereby re-
quested to make settlement; those having
claims will present them to The undersigned
duly authenticated.
+. VAUGHAN.
May 9, I85l-3t l37
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OCoee Male Academy,
BENTON, TENN.

BE.NTOJN, 1EJN.N.
THE Summer Session al this popular
L Institution, will commence on MONDAY,
the 9Th Of MAY. under the super inlendence
of w. J NJ. MAskALL. tn" Trustees
consider Mr.. Maskall's qualifications as an
instructor too well known to need any
commentator from them. The lnstiru-
lion is furnished with Library and APP.
pa;aIus-is situated in healthy and moral
village, and offers inducements rarely to
be met with by parents wishing TO educate
their sons.
Terms as moderate as at any institution
of the same grade. Boarding can he had
low al the Hotels or in respectable families.
By order Of the Board.
WIN. E. MCCONNELL,
Prest.
w. B. REYNOLDS, See'y.
April Is. lS5I-4t 1874
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McEWEN & GILLESPIE

HAVE received and opened their Spring
IL and Summer GOODS, and will be
much pleased to have their friends and
customers call and see them.
April 81, 1851.
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Another Cuba Expedition,
Great IL GCit e ~ e MT!
BRADFORD & DODSON

4 RE of opinion that all those who wish to
n enlist in the Scuba Expedition," can do
so, but as for themselves, they intend to stay
at home and sell out their large and well Sc.
looted stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods!
which they will sell as cheap, if not little
cheaper, than Goods of similar quality have
ever before been sold in this market.
Their stock consists in part, of--Pr,nts,
Lawns, Ginghams, Organdie', Silk Goods,
Linen Goods, Domes,ics. House. keeping
Goods, Cloths, Cassiners, Vestings, Summer
Cloths, &c. Also, Groceries, Hardware =,
Queensware, Spices, &C., sc.
They respectfully invite their old friends
and the public generally. to call and examine
their stock, as they feel confident that they
can sell as good bargains as any body.
April 25. ls5l-tf l35
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Notice..

RY the last will and testament OF James
- Humphrey, deed, late of the county
OF McMinn, State of Tennessee, IL 10 di.
rec'-d, after the payment of his funeral
expenses anc all his deb's, and the nav.
ment oil specific bequest OF one thousand
dollars for the use and benefit OF q certain
James Baker. that all the residue OF his
estate should he equally divided between
the heirs of Hiram Humphrey AMI George
Humphrey -noilc- is'h-'-i"'' herehv avu
10 tn- rpsIiuarv lpgai-.~ Of Ia. sat: jones
Humphrey, d-reas, d. 10 come { rras. aud
receive their di.irihui v >ha'rs. at. uu.
drrsIsnpd, Ex-ru 80. l. prepare" & g., H.
distribution A. duerr-h ~ N ~. unt IS
tue r-sidusr l-0a'-.s .t- urkno.t Ia n.
nnd, rsicn-d. h. must. iot U5s vSn sai.tv
r-quirp hem To p'ov- 'h-ir u.h,s unds,
the will h, due cnurs- a. law.
JOSEPH McCORKLE, Executor:
90 Tn KNOXVILLE Rreisier." anu -
Republican Banner" Nashville
sert the above foS three uoaG
weekly papers NJ
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p. m. Among The prisoners arrested
are three Justices Of the Peace. five
Physicians. one Judge and four Con.
stables, belonging TO the township of
Leoni; and not an officer Of which,
from Supervisor down to Postmaster,
bu, is said TO be implicated.
The following is list of the per.
sons arrested DIR. Fitch, f. Tillep,
Alonzo Holmes. Hiram Hav, J. r.
Blackburn. Nathan Craddit, Harry
Wakcman, John E. Lockwood, Eras.
tus Chapman. William Chapman, l..
Chaplin, Henry SPANS, James Cham>
pin, Jacob Turril. l.. B. Long, w.
Hill, Az. Quinn. Jhon Palmer, Minot
Lacox. E. Baby. VIM. Corwin, A.
A. Neil, Myers E. F.. Farnum. +. N.
Motion. VIM. Warner. Greenson Full.
Ter. John Ackerson, VIM. Norman.
VIM. Lester Pen6eld, Ebenezer
Mount. A. E. Barrett, Judge Burnett.
In this city. Washington Gay and
Erastus Smith were arrested on Sat.
urday, and in the house Of the former
were found a variety Of implements
for burning buildings, and so con-
s,ructed to burn one hour or three
days before setting fire to the building,
by one Of these machines. 1t has been
discovered that the Depot in this city
was fired bv them last fall. and which
resulted in the loss Of 100000 worth
Of property.
The arrests were made on writ
from the United States Court for stop.
ping the mail and for counterfei,,ng
United States coin; and the prisoners
will probably he detained until the
next session of the District Court.
JIM ALONG JoE.-'Miss Josephine, viii!
you do DIS nigga de anticipation, Oh dancIn
4 Virginia reel wild ing
Josephina.-I doesn't ascend 10 dance de
common vulgracious Oh dat sort, only
dances de Porka.'
Jim along Joe.-'Wal, Miss Josephine,
YOU is a pig above dis nigga's notch dare.
i dosen't know no polka dance, less It he
what dey call de pigs jig. But, Mss Rox.
ana, praps you'd go through de Virginny
reel wild me, an den I'll treat you 10 some
Emerald vegetables :,
Roxana.-No, Master Cassius, doesn't
dance not,n but de Missouri
Jim along Joe.-'De what!
Roxana.-'De Missouri, Mr.. Cassius, OBJ
corse.'
jim along Joe.-'Den you dance de Mis-:
souri,. does you? yah, yah, wal wal: !
drinks de Mississippi, | does. so you haint
far ahead oh dis chile dar. Blu. l see how
il is wild you, an Miss Josephine. you amt
go,n in for buildn up de modern define.
men, oh nigga society. bu, goes in for de
, old fashioned nigga break down. Look
yeah, you nigga wild dat jug on your head,
play up General Taylor crossin de Rio
Brandy up de Susquehanna.
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New Supply of Jewelry.
4, O, II, P, & w, NJ. SEHORN

"AVE just received at their Variety
Ill Store Iage assortment Gf Goods in
their line, such as
Fine Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
full jeweled and plain; fine Gold Chains.
Keys and Seals; Breast Pins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings, Shirt Studs; Pencils. Pens
and Pen Cases; Medal,nns Of assoried
numbers; Gold Snaps mud Necklaces; Gold
Speclacles; God Cuff Pms. Sc.
Siiver, Plated and German SfiUcr Ware.
Fine SllverSpuons. Ladel- .Bu,er Knives,
Salt and Mustard Spoons, fine Plated Cas-
tors 8 and 10 Glasses, fine Plated Caudle.
sites, &c.
Pistols and KniVcs.
Fine Self Cooking 10 baireIed Revolvers,
6 barrel do, rhed self cnrking and plain
Pistols; double harreIeh Pistols; fine SIX
bIajed Royal Diamond Knives, Collegiate
Knives. Congress knives. Sporting Knives,
Lady's Pen Knives. &c.
Miscellaneous.
Fine Fans. W"rk Box Dressing Cases.
Walking Canes. SueII Combs. Buffalo
Combs Beads, Porr Moneys oi al knds,
Purses. Spectacle Cases, Tobacco Boxes,
Snuff Boxes. Accordeons, Flutes, Fiaeeo.
lets. Rogers Razor Sirop. fine Soaps, Per-
iumery, Lip Save, Tooth Brushes, Steel
Pens and Cases. MANTLE CLOCKS, of
all kinds.
COnfectiOnarys and Fruits
Candy of all kinds, Preserves, Pickles.
Svrups Of all kinds, Ra'sins. Figs, Prunes,
Cllrons, Tamarinds, Cheese Of the best
quality, Crackers, SC.
Tobacco and Cigars
$4,000 fine Cigars OF all brands. Chew.
ing Tobacco OF the best quality, Smoking
Tobaccn.
April II lS5i-if 1873
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Land Warrants Wanted.

THE undersigned will give the highest
l. market price for all good Land War
rants, either Mexican or the war of 1912.
GEO. w. ROSS 8, co.
MAY 9, le5l-if 1877
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09
Consolidated Lotteries of Md
FOR MAY, 1851!
C0LVIN g. CO.,

Office ". W. cor. Baltimore g. Caluert SIS,
(MusEuM CoRNER.)
BALTIM lore. MD.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Maryland
are legally onsti,u,ed-charlered by act
Of the Legislature Of the Sla,e-and con.
trolled by State officers, Commissioners.
appointed by the Governor Of the State Of
Maryland.
The Lotteries for May!
Below will be found schedule of the diff
ierent lotteries 10 be drawn in May. lays oil
drawing, leading prizes, &c. Colvin g. Co.
respectfully solicit orders by mail for tickets
or packages OF tickets, IN any OF the fol-
lowing schemes.
can be purchased from the great Prize
house OF
COLTI.v s. CO.,
Or BALTIMORE, Nd,
the cost of purchase Of which will be com.
paralively as I
"Trihes light as air."
S Capital Prizes-S3 900, 1000. $500,
two OF 5000 in the 81 lotteries sold in
April, and each packages cost Sl5. u or
81 risk.
2 of 1926 900, l of 10000. 2 Of 10000. | of
&c. 600, | OF 900. of 81 500. | of &c. 900,
of 10000. l Of 1880, l Of $4,000, | OF
$4,000, and
"Thus dispellins doubt"
Brilliant Fortunes for May!