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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08

IN SACRAMENTO CITY.
Names Of those who have died in Sacramento City
during the two weeks ending Dec. 2Sth David Lind
ley, aged 20, Indiana; Simon Marsh 30 Mo-; Frede.
Morton, SO, Mo Jehn Fuller, 40, lows Charles
karpes. AZ Jefferson county III Joseph Douglass IS:
9. w. Evans, IS, Ohio; w McKormack 20, ireland;
J. W. Hanna, 25. New York: .Simons Wisconsin; Da-
vid Smelser, 81. Mo-; spsniard, name unknown VIM.
w. Spa ding, 20, Maine; Geo. Paddock, 10 Mo-; John
yer, ~, New York; Prior Hall, Al, Illinois; John p
Harrison, a. Mo infant child of John Brown; Manuel
Alexander, 20, Azores j II Kingsbury, 80, Mass.
At Mokelome Hin, Calaveras county, November 27th
Of typhoid fever Charles H. Strong aged 81 OF Bridge
At sea Deem Der 10th, Robert H. STILL late of New
York, In the 26th year Of his The deceased
one Of elk unfortunate persons who os their lives by
the wreck Of the bark Popmunnett Capt. Taylor.
provisions and very little clothing he at last died
OF exhanstion The survivors In the boat picked
board, and then committed to the wave. with the
customary burial service fer the dead at sea.
In San Jose. December sth, DR.. John Townsend aged
90 years
December 7th at the Rancho of Captain Chalmers,
ton miles from Stockton, Mrs. Chalmers, wife OF the
proprietor, form erly from Missouri
At Nevada City, December Tth Of typhoid fever, Mr.
Jerry Stevenson ef Syracuse, New York. after short
In stockton, bee 23d, Of typhoid fever, william W.
spsuldpg aged IS years senior partner Of the firm OF
spauldins Martin, and son OF Calvin spauldins, Of
In Stockton, ga December, Game day of its brthJ
tie infant son Of Judge Henry A. and Mary T. school,
craft.
At San Pablo OF cholera September 5th, Mr. Charles
7. DAVIS Of Chsrlestown, Mass aged IS years.
At DR.. Horr's Rancho on the Esd December, Of cho-
l.rs morbus Mr. Sylvester Stacy OF New Bedford aged
about so years.
At Nevada City, November 13:h, Of typhoid fever,
Mr.. Jno. u, Smith, Jr. formerly of Meadvile. Pa.
At the residence Of l.. A, Cline, Esq YubA River
the 10th December. Robt. 8. Carpenter, late of
Brooklyn, l.. L, aged II years
At Placervile, I'll Dorado county on the 3oth No.
vsmber, DR.. Daniel Webb late OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
aged 81 years. :.
At ,ea, December 2lst Capt. ] II Baker Of Stockton,
Of Panama Chagrcs lever on the 23d, Mrs. Baker,
wife OF Capt J. II Baker OF the same complaint,
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| market, and although thu consumption 10 not
great has. owing 20 is scarcity sdvspe~d2 cents
per h. viii be perceived reisrsn to quots-
tons
PnovIsIoNs--We have had occasion 20 alter the quo.
tsons of articles in the vision line. but not
materially; indeed 1t is rather diiault axe que
tstons II ON the little business there has bsep d,ing
for upwards of month particularly at private rss
There bvas been few sales the last
four days prices differing littls from
,n.r quotations. which we have carefully altered in
figures
Mossy MAnKEr The money market remains la ths
state Of inactivity when last We had occasion
notice It, Bankers discountipg but very little
and that little Is required to be In the most
way secured. The rate OF interest conti< a.
viz o a per CO mt par month Our adyicss from
the Atlantic States per the Constitution Aad North
show continued state OF coumercisi prospsri-
ty, with unusual abundance OF capital, seeking
profitable OF investment without avail It is
TO be hoped that ere long capitalists in the Atlantic
commercial cities will be induc.o to turn thsir arn
tion and make vestments in this field OF astior,
where money is sure to command better chances Of
profit
Local CfTY srocxs -Thers is nothing doing IN
stocRs Of any kind The finances OF the STATE
Ia plorabe condition, With any prospect OF
immediate improvement; rs regards ths loan which
Commissioners. are inform-s just far as ever
4 ON obtaining it. The tact s tao city ID head
and GAGS in debt and unable to Tee at present
how can be disc hargsd, with all the wisdom OF
city fathers combined
The following are the prices at which quote the
different descriptions obtained II ON the best autho.
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I rsT OF LETTERS RLNsrsiSG IS rae NEW Y0aS
- Ptst Office. February 4, ISL
tIftchttA nftsisEu pAPIR HAVING rts LARGEST
CfntWLkTfnN.
aaveEtista. GADiEr LIsr.
Arrrv Ms seyegshAb taharns. Hfs r Alien Miss Ala.
street. - l5tn slress hns
Allen Miss Sarah hppehy Mrs AmJi8r Ms sanp-
Anderson MANU- Annals eoay
berry street Arnold Aiss Sarah Armstront Mts
Andersen hss Hsrsist Bulg,s
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The placers have heretofore been pretty well
worked by the thousands sf M-xicans who have
been there all summer add TO thus the probability
Oh there not being much water III the rayines, aud
the fact that in the compass Of tweaty mules Their
are at least 10000 miners at work. and yon will
that there Is hut poor chance tor man 10 IN Ike
his" pile" here. We occasionally hear of meg
making S25 $50 per day, but il is only for short
time; aud where there IS one that averages 50 a
day, there thousand who do not make Two dol
lars, and there is great number that canno, earn
enough 10 purchase two meals day
There have been two or three companies formed
IN This region for the purpose Of gfindl0g quartz
rock 10 obtain gold an II Is said that of them
Are doing pretty well
agricultural country, owing TO the want OF raias
in the summer season person might travel hun
dreds of miles, and not tind hundred acres
Of table land
In a future letter, may take occasion to expose
some Of The humbugs tn Il have b-en published in
the Atlantic States in regard 10 this country; bur
for the present, adieu. ALvoRD.
Marriages and Deaths In CaIirornia.
aiARRrAGES
In Stockton, December 18th, bv the Rev. L'Abbs
Remand Alfred A. Mix to Mary @. Craig.
At Ban frauoisco. December IL, by Rev. Mr. Farley,
W. II Parker to hiss I. NJ. Wills, both OF this city
son Of Mr.. David Nash, TO Elizabeth Emily, third
daughter ofMr. George Buddivant both OF sydney.
At San Francisco, September 18th, Augustus Carter
Esq TO Christina third daughter OF Percy Simpson,
Esq all of Sydney.
On Dec 23th, az the Mission Dolores; by Ridley
Esq., Mr. Samuel Snow, of New York, to Miss Mary
Green, Of New Orleans.
In Stockton. ON the Gath Dec. by G ". Swift, Esq,
Mr. Edward Brown TO Miss Paulina Kouish, all OF
Stockton.
At San Francisco, en- the oath Dec, by his Honor
Justice Critcher MIR. Leonard Tuo to Miss Elizabeth
dau. hter OF Jos b. Chids Esq al of Yoo county.
At San Francisco, by d. D. Bullock, Esq Theodore
Wyands to Mrs. Charlotte ahultz
In Stockton, on the 25th Dec by the Rev Mr. Cor.
win Dr. George Elliot OF Missouri TO Miss Margaret
Sweasey, OF Indiana.
In Stockton the 18th Dec 4, by the Rev. Mr.. Wood
Mr. Henry l.. Hoyt OF Albany, N Y, to Miss Laurette
Therese Burger, OF Germany.
At Stockton on the 18th Dec, by the Rev. James
Woods, Mr Henry 8. Morton to Mrs.,Mary Josephs.
At San Francisco. on the Goth Dec BY the Rev R.
Townsend Huddart Capt. w. Martin to Mrs Sarah y.
Morris.
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LoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF0RNIA.-MUTUAL
u Line, with immediate despateh The and elegant
New York built clipper ship mo- T. Little master. 900
tons burhtn having lbs OF her engaged
will have quick despatch This very superior and nasn
cent ship built by hessrs Perine Patterson Stack
with special regard to speed for the East India rad and
~ 10 confidently expected she will make tho passage
short time vessel Ghoat For freight which must
be sent do or passage apply board
Dsrd los wall street. Gurdon 3. Cot los Wa street,
son. will sail for Bermuda aud St. Thomas on Saturday,
the sth OF February 1871 shc has excellent
commodatons for Price OF passage Bermuda
&S TO It. Thomas. $40 There IL regular NJ all eenmun
cation between 81 Thomas and all the West Ind. Islands
Havana vers Cruz, veReEuels &c Tbs Merlin will take
reight. Apply to II. CUNARD. Jr, So Broadway.
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OREGON, 1899 tons. TENNESSEE. go tons
PANAMA. .Os! NORrBERNER, i.2l0 /"
CALIFORNIA. l, $50 tons. COLUMBIA 500
UNICORN, 6t0 CAhOLtNA 90 Z"

UNICORN 6t0 CAkOLtNA, 90
SARAH SANDS 800 tons.
The new steamship COLI ABA. will ply regularly be-
tween San Francisco and ports Oregon awaiting
former port the arrival o. mails and from Pa
mama and returning without delay with mails passen
for the following from Francisco rexu-
lar lire Of propeers will be kept for tho
Of freight and transient passengers between
San Francisco The conneetien in the Atlantic will be
maintained By the stt EMPIRE CITY. leaving
YcIl on the 18TH and CT GRoXEE, leaving New York
the 2sth Of each month for Chscs third boat will also
be kept IN New York, as steamer. Ths
chips CARIBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA will form direcs
line between New Orlo and Chagres leaving such
RODS as will ensure a little detsnsn as possible on the
Isthmus. and forming with the Pacific hips
line to and from New Orleans and ports in Mexico Caor
ria and Oregon Passage from Ne. Orleans secured
from Armstrong, Lawrason & Co., agents.
RATEsoY
saloon sta xiO0
Lower cabin berth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Steerage found with msttresT and board 81
FROM PANAMA
Saloon state ............ $50
steerage found with mat tress and board ..... lsO
FROM san FRANCISCO TO ASTORIA.
For through tickets ior any month apply a, tic once Of
the company. 81 and IS south street.
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SHIPPING.

DACIfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-r3R CALI
fornia ana Oegon-The public Is informed that under
the arrsneenents 81 this company steamers inspected and
approved By the Navy Department and carrying The United
States malls VIII continue leave Panama
cisco on the fret and fifteenth days Of each month unless
detained BY accident the arrival the
mails at Panama The Of the nrst Of the month
will touch at Acapulco gan Bias Msztan San Diego and
Monterey The the fifteenth Of the will
touch ~ Acapueo but 1t other Mexican pors Tho fol-
lowing United States mail steapsctets In the Pa
efe one Of which will be always port at each end Of the
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NEW nEDiOsL BooKs-A COupLErE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL B0OKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the nature aud ment q delicate diseases
and all the sihGrsd afections-usraed by Ffaat
Der 81 sesatfy esotsa rstcs @ large - fs by Hones
BeAtgick ID D. lecturer surgsry and diseases ske
show named nst-rs IL is large duaro ragos; sscont
edition; rrcs SO Frtr.o from the Doston Medical sad
SURGICAL gagrna u may be said fear.esy - b equal 70
Reeorda o. irtsns orAs tie same family Of diseases
tar SUPERIOR - anything ~ Tho has ever puhlsaed In hii
c1uutry AathOr az Tho Family Physciaus" Price
ty-yo cents Auth q Of work On SoE sbsfe nj - d.
plsfsAe defects &c &c. sixh edition, fourteer plates
rrire 81 Tor sale atthe Vrhlirhers STRfSCEN TOWN.
SE.p ~ grnaigsv. aad ~ The auher. t0i Rrosevss.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
Il diseases In Anew hours By vegetable ploaton with
out pain In debility brought BY improper habits and
constitutional Affections combine edcines with tho local
remedy and show thousands who
not be cured without IT, AL have daily years stand
ing from the other phi yscians 10 all guarantee psrna
nen eurs have contraction, daily cure without caustc
which others caused by their not cxpng the disease
enough. Ny diploma. with these the
eertiheaes show that equal it, You cured
one day-D. NJ. Corbyu. You orrelled complaint in
few houts-C Deroud was under the other physicians
over year, without bere, body o0vered cured
mo In short time Jshn Roilson, liz. paid 500 In
hve years. be cured Of debility from self abuse without
bcneh you cured by local aud general treatment In
short tme.-Jns. Salisbury Treatment ny letter Ones
hours from A. ". to y. NJ and from 10 r. n. DR.
Lamont ~ Henis street, two d0orH from Broadway.
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noCTOR YOURssLy-pOR TwENrY-rTvE CEuTs-

noCToR YOURSELy-r0R TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
- By means Of the Pocket hscvapus Every ous Els
Own Physician Thirtcth edition, with hundred
Ersyinys showing Diseases and halfornaens in eyorJ
shape and form, BY william Young NJ D. g-S.gsto of the
University Of The various fsras Secret
Diseases faihfoly described and all recepes grcs
Particular And should 10 reaa ~
vhe have teea unfortunate In contracting dlseNs
10 matter ~hss his prettnons be- copy Of this
truly useful ttrsnssrs visiting che city Particularly
contemplating marriage eon shink Of returning hone
Nihort copy Of ths Petket oaarus ses captains and
ersons going should Dr. Ncungs Trcatss
carriage, the Poskct AsoglarlGs, Every 0ae His orr
PhyeiAn. Any person sending tveutyave enclosed
IN letter will resolve copy Of thtabook w mall srvs
tepes will be seat ies dollar Address DR. wn YouBo
ls2 STruce sweet. PHILADELPHIA; AMI FOX sale By
Il nrn lNsrN Mavz Xnr.
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L0R SAN FRANCISCO-DESPATcH LINE-TaE NEW
and elegant clipper WITCHckAFT Rogers masters 10
now loading at pes TO- East River and will receive the usual
despatch given BY this line In point Of beauty Speed this
elegant vessel has been equal 70 and
ror to most Of the clippers that have preceded
on the berth visit and examins will fully satisfy
shippers Of this fact She 10 expected make the
within ninety days. Superior accommodations for nrs,
T. n. SUTTON CO., 81 wall street or
J0HN OGDEN, lie Wall 8, rect.
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Ready Made Clothing!

They will also keep on hand a general
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing, made
up in their own shop. consisting Of Goats.
PantaIoons. Vests. Overcoals. Shirts and
Collars OF The latest style. A good lot OF
Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
Superior Hats and Caps. Tor Men and
Boys Also, a lot of the very finest City
Made Boots. Also. a good lot OF Umbrel-
las.
They repeat, that their Goods have been
selected with great care; that they are de-
lermined TO keep none but the vrrv best ar
,icles, and rha, they will sell them on the
best possible terms. for prompt pay. They
ipvie all to come and look al their Goods,
as they ipel confident they can please the
most fasildious. If they can be pleased with
good Goods al reasonable prIres.
They wall continue Ia carry on The Tai
lorIng Business As usual. and while they
take ihIs occasion IL return their thanks 10
their old friends and customers. they re-
spec,!uIly solicit a continuance OF their Gus
tom. Their work will always be executed
in the prompiest manner and by the best
wurkmen 10 be had.
p. S. II may be thought by some that 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 jha we are drsTous 10
get all The work we eau, aud inst we will
promptly finish all the Jobs with which we
NAV be favored, no matter OF whom The
Goods are purchased. All we ask is. TO
trv us and see. ENGLEDOW & co.
Nov. Is, lS50-tf liz
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Merchant Tailoring
Establishment!
ENGLEDOW & co..
.RShpnc Yp3S2l
Citizens, Tenn,

~ ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
IL and the public generally. that they
have opened a MERCHANT TAILOR
ING ESTABLISHING Nr in the town OF
Athens. at 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 nealest
manner. Their purchases were made by
one of the firm in the Eastern cities, and
were selected with great care and with a
view 10 suit the taste and wants Of the PEG
ole OF this section. Their stock consists
in part, of b,autliul assortment Vt line
French Twlled Black, Invisible Green,
Olive, Olive Brown AMI superior Blue
Broad Cloths: fine French DnrskIn, b ack
and Fancy Cass'mere>; Sa'''neis and
Tweeds. prime article; Northern Jeans
of various colors, and the best now in mar
keI; splendid assortment Of HeslInss, as
rich as could possibly he procured. consist
ing OF fine Black Satin, Silk, Cashmere,
and various other patterns; also, superior
Black Silk, Brown, Drah. and Fancy Col
ored Velvers; a No. | assortment ri Silk
Handkerchles aud Fancy Cravals; Satin
Neck Ties; Linen Handkerchels. plain
and fancy; superior Black and Fancy Silk
Gloves. fine KID do; fine Burllng and Cash
mere Gloves; a full assortment Of Hosiery;
a good lot OF Suspenders. cheap; super,-
or arllce OF Silk and Alpaca Serge, for
Goa, Innings; fine Woolen Cloak L'n,nss.
plain and iancr; Silk and Worsted Coat
Bindings; superline Irish Linen; superior
Domes,lcs for Shirtings; superior Over
coalings, such as Black F-lung Cloth.
Drah, Grey, Blue. and Monse-colored
Cloths; blue AMI Drab Blankets, sc.
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Land for Sale.

I,sac Day. Guardian of Thomas Lauder
dalp, John Lauderdalp, Robert Lauder
date, Elizabeth Lauderdae, Sarah l.au-
derdaI- and Samuel Laudrrdale, infant
children and heirs AT law Of James l.au.
Gerdae, deceased together with James
Krrcannon and w,fe Alkaline, formerly
Ada!lne T.auderdaI., anI Wlll,m Lau-
da,da ., also children ana heirs al law OF
jan I.auderdaIp, deceased. PETITION
cr ~crte.
n GSUANT to a decree made in this
n csu,e al the January term OF the CIR
cur count, 1851, | will, on Saturday. the
iJ,h day Of March next. on the premises at
tie hruse tract two miles North OF Cleve-
land, Tennessee. sell on one and tw" years
rne, the purchaser giving bond win ap
proved security. except the sum OF twenty
five per cent, which the purchaser VIII be
required to pay down. upon the amount OF
purchase, the following described LANDS,
to wit: One piece bounded as foIiows-be-
ginrro on The Northwest corner OF the
SoU0h La.i quarter OF section liiieen, IN the
s.e,uu township, first range. West OF the
. 90 .p Occee District, running thence
SUI. 10, Ea,' 90 poles to a stake: thence
-a.. t'7 Yves, with the bs load Go poles
:, .nto. ,Ho pos-Oak pointers. thence
So...,. Iasi 26 poles 10 a stake, sweet
gnn, -.a. ant sour wool pointers; thence
Sou,n 1870. Wesj q poles 10 stake IN
the secuon lne; 'h'G'e Nouo 100, West
with sa,d seclon So poles I" a .lke, the
South West corner OF sad quarter section
OF land; thence North 900, Eas, 100 poles
10 the beginning. One hundred and sixty
acres-rhe South West quarter of SECTION
fifteen, in township, range and district
aforesaid. Also, eighty acres-the North
bait oil the South West quarter of section
two, township three, range one. West OF
the basis line. Ocoee Dislrict-all situated
in the county Of Bradley. The terms OF
sale vii be, tina, il upon The day Of sale,
the SAID James Kincannon and wife Ala'
line kiycannon, execute deed with privy
ex.m.na,ion thereto, the said kincannon
and wlfes share in said land shall be sold
with the rest. and they lei in TO participate
in the proceeds of SAID sale, according TO
their r,oht and interest in said land, but IN
case hey refuse so 10 do, then the Clerk
shall only sell eight undivided minis OF
said Lands, leaving sad kincannon and
wife, interest in SAID Land unsold. SAID
Lands shall bring On the dav OF sale, the
sum OF twenty-five hundred dollars, the
reported reasonable value Of SAID Lands
or the same will no, be sold, and should
said sale take place, lien will be retained
on tbs Land for the purchase money.
JOHN II. PAYNE. Clerk.
Jan. "a, lS5l-6t Prs fee Sll l22
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Stephen X. Reeder, Marce!lus M. Dodson
and William Dorsey,
David Carter and wife, and John and Elias
Davis.
1T appearing from an allegation in an
4 amended bill filed IN this cause, that
David Garter is a nonresident of the Stale
OF Tennessee, /, is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper printed IN Athens. McMinn
county, Tennessee, Tor four successive
weeks, requiring the said David Garter TO
make his personal appearance al our next
Chancery Court TO he holden in Athens, on
the Sd Monday in February next, t" plead.
answer or demur to the amended bill filed
BY comparnants against him and others. in
sad Court, or the same will be SET for hear
ing ca parle, as 10 him, and decreed ac-
corilnglv. w NJ. LOWRY, g 4 NJ.
jan. II, lS5l-4t Prs fee SO III
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No Cure NO Pay!

rENlIE undersigned has permanently oohted
"a himself in Calhoun, McMinn county, nc
which place he has opened an Office Tor the
purpose of preparing claims for all persons
who have claims against the Government, for
Pensions, Bounty Lands, Pay proper, extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, and every other ne
scription of claims for adjudication before the
Departments ut " ashington. He is well pre-.
pared, having all the Pension Laws. and all
the Ex cutive Regulations, to direct him in
preparing claims, and in addition twenty
wears pxpericnce in that line of business. HIS
charges shall be moderate. Many claims are
lost on account of being prepared by lnexpe-
rienced persons. Calland see him. No charge
for talking about your claims:
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Ang 90, lS50-l2m lOO
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William S. McEwen, Robert N. McEwen
and George l.. Gillespie,


David Carter and wife, John Davis and
Elias Davis.
1T appearing from an allegation in an
4 amended bill filed IN this cause, that
David Carter is a nonresident OF the Stale
of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in The Athens Post, a
newspaper printed in Athens, McMInn
county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring the said David Carter to
make his personal appearance at our next
Chancery Court, to be holden in Athens
on the Sd Monday in February next. to
plead. answer or demur TO the amended
bill filed by the compliments against him
and others. IN said Court. or the same will
be sci for hearing &c parte, as 10 him. and
decIeed accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, c. & NJ.
Jan. IL, lS5l-4t Prs fee So l2l
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J. NJ cG A U G II Ely,
New Fall and Winter Goods
The Very Latest Arrival
FALL md WLN1'ER GOODS.
JACKSON & LiLLiRD

UUAVE just received their stock OF Fall
n and Winter Goods, and will be glad to
show them to all who NAV give them call.
Their stock embraces Fine Broad Cloths,
Ca, simeres, Satlinels, Tweeds. Veslings,
Overcoalines. Bed Blankets, Hats, Caps.
Boots and Shoes. And IN shor,, general
assortment of Goods suited TO this market.
Their ohjectis to sell. and they therefore
give as good, if no, better bargains than
any bodv. Call and examine Tor yourselves.
they charge no'hoing for showing their
Goods.
Athens, Tenn, Nov Is. '50-,f ll2
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Land for Sale.
p, ,amln +. Praler. Administrator o! James
M. Leeper, deceased,

M. Leeper, dectaseu'
Us.
Nancy L"eper, widow, and Julia Ann NJ.
Leeper, Sarah Leeper and James M.
Le-per. by their Guardian at htem,
simeon W. Eldrdee.
u UN% UANT 10 decree made IN this
L cause al the last tenn Of the C'rcul'
Ccur Of i;radley county. Tennessee, | will,
cn Saturday, the 9Th day Of March next,
seil 90 TIE premises, FORTY ACRES OF
LANN-jhe South West corner OF the
Nor,h Ess, quarter Of section seven, 'o"r>
ship ON. and range one. East OF the basis
ne. 10 the Ocoee District, Bradley county,
Teuuegsee The terms of sale will be upon
el7b, months time. the purchaser giving
bond wllh approved security, except the
SUN ul twenty dollars, which will be re.
qri-,' to he paid down. and lien retained
rauo de land until tive purchase money is
pau JOHN II PAYNE, Clerk.
Jan. 81. IS5l-.6l Prs fee 80 l22