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w. F, HARRIS Il co.,
COMMISSION .NER CHANTS,
MArfDN CA.

COMMISSION .nER CH.l.NlS,
MACON, GA,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce IN the
IL Merchants and Produce Traders OF
Eas, Tennessee, tina, they will give prompt
attention 10 the sale of all kinds OF produce
consigned to their care. ..:..
Macon now affords a good market FOR
Bacon. Flour. Beef, Corn. OATS Hay. Rye,
Feathers. Butter. Lard. 1hlioU. Irish
Potatoes. Dried Fruit. Eggs. On
ions, Wdoi, ETC.. etc. ....
Every attention will be bestowed 10 give
entire satisfaction TO those who may make
conscnmenis 10 this firm.
Tie commissions are 6 per cent? those
customary al the commission houses 10 the
city. Produce, to secure ready sale and
far prices, should be fixed up neatly for
transportation and delivered in Macon in
good condition. Immediate returns ,cilt be
made IN all sales. Particular and general
information IN regard to the market may be
, had, at any time. BY addressing
w. +. HARRIS s. CO,
Macon. Georgia.
REFERENCES
Chandler, French Il Co.. Games & Co.,
| Chattanooga; G.. Wallace, H. AulI, Gam
mon, Games & Co., Cialghead & Dead
erick, KnorrilIe.
| Oct. "a, ls3t-if i6I
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JAMES E. VILLA MS,
(Late of Knoxville. Tenn.)

(Laie of Knoxville. Tenn.)
CO.N.N ISSIO.N N EKCA.9.rT,
Western cor. Of Hunter and Prior s,s.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.,
HAVING rented the large Fire-proof
II Warehouse, a, the above named Local
ton. is now prepared To receive all kinds
of East Tennessee PRODUCE usually
sent 10 this market.
He will give his personal attention to the
business. All letters OF inquiry in relation
TO the Markets, &c., &c.. will receive
prompt attention.
REFERENCES :-Chandler, French s. Co.
Gaines g. Co.-Challanooes, Tenn.
Cannon, Gaines s. Co., Cra'ehend &
Deaderick, Williams s. Co, Fl. Aul', G.
Wallace. and Merchants generally-Knox
vile, Tenn.
H. b. s. S. NJ. Leeper--Loeper's Land
ing. Tenn.
H. c. s. L. B. Sa1all. II. T. Cox, Gill
bert s. Son-Lousville, Tenn.
Officers of Steamboats, running between
Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nov. 81. lS5l-f lO5
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ESURSuANT 10 an order made at the Sep
z TENDER term of the Circuit Court tor
Bradley county, 1851, | will, on Saturday,
the oath day OF January, !S52 offer at pub.
lie sale, on the premises. all the Schoo; Land
in the first fractional towsship South, and
range one , East Of the basis line, Oc"ee Dis
trict, Bradley county. Tennessee. TIE said
land was valued at Eleven Hundred Dollars
by CO nmissioners appointed for that purpose,
and the Act of Assembly authorizing the sale
requires that ut least, the amount at which
the Land was valued shall bc bid, or The sale
will not take place. One eighth part of the
purchase money to DO paid in hand, upon the
issuance of a certificate of purchase, the bal
amce on credit of ten year', bearing inter-
est from date, AT the rate of six per cent. per
annum, payable annually, on the first Mon
day m April in ca oh and every year. Obi.
cations pa ynbe to the President and Direc.
tors of the Bank of Tennessee, with two or
more good and sufficient securities will be re.
ou,red for the balance of the purchase money,
conditioned ngreeably to the Act Of Assem-.
bly. Said land is valuable.
JOHN II. PAYNE. Clerk.
Dec, -, 145l-6t Prs fee S6,75 1fS
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Clothing Warehouses
II. II. COLE T. CO.,


Nos 3ls and 3is4 IVest Baltimore st.. be.
t,ccem Liberty and Howard. North side,
BALTIMORE.
THE largest and best A'ock OF READY
L MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress, Frock and Sack Cna's,
all colors, qualities and sizes, from $3.50
10 $3.50 and upwards. Panialoons al q
10 $50. and upwards. embracing all styles
"f fancy. plain and plaid Cassimer"s.-
Vests Of every variety al corresponding
prices. Also large assortment Of Boys
Clo;hing.
Importing our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the mosl
extensive scale, enables US 10 offer induce
menis to purchasers not to be surpassed bv
any Clothing Establishment, in the United
States. The proprie,ors are determined Ia
make the Wholesale Rooms the point ol
grea, attraction. and have now made W
more than sc, 900 Garments. from the finest
quality to the lowest IN prize.
In the Custom Department will always
he found the choicest selection Of Clubs,
Cnss,meres and Ves,iogs, which will be
made up at the shortest notice, and IN the
latest STYLE. and a fit always guaranteed.
The one price s., stem strictly adhered 10
Remember the name and place, Nos
3lS and 1881, Yves; Baliin'ors street
n. n. COLE & co.
Ral,imore. June 27. lS5l-lv l44
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More New Goods at Calhoun
I. II. WELLS

HAS just received Brown. Crushed an
IL Loaf Sugar. Coffee, Molasses. Syrup,
Rice, Tea. Salt. Nails, Gun and Blasting
Powder. Blackshi,h's Anv'ls. Hand an"
Slsdge Hammers, Vices, Screw Plates
Beilowses, Drawing Chains. Log Chains.
Lock Chains, Slreecher Chains. Coil
Chain, Pistols. Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes.
Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes. Hand
Saws. Cross cut Saws. Mill Saws. NM
Saw Files, Painted and Vanished Buckets,
Tubs, Saddles, Bridles. Marungales, Col.
lars. Carpe, Bags. Clocks and Fancy Goods.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Crockerv. Drugs. Medicines,
&c. 10 which the attention Of his custom
er. and the public are invited.
lT Wheat. Oats. Corn, Peas, Tobac,
20, Country. made Jeans. &c., taken in ex'
change for Goods.
Calhoun. Oct, 81. ls5l-tf l6l
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.

SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE
Steamboat Company Of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron.)
CHATHAM. ('ron.)
THOS. S. METCALF,
TENNESSEE,
Which. with tow. boa's and lighters, ar.
ford uneQualled iaci'Iies for transportation
OF fregh, to the interior Of Georgia. South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con
nec,ion with the Railroads.
The elegant s,eam.p packet ID. L. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
and Alabama landing freight by them in
s days from New York to Augusta.
Freight. (now taken al reduced raies,)
will be forwarded free Of commission.
In orter 10 proven, detention or miscar-
riage, bills OF ladine should be addressed
10 SAM'L Nj. POND, President.
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOORE, Agent.
Augusta.
June 81. lS5l-lv l44
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L. 4. JORDAN,
TILL Or,
CALHOUN. Tenn

CALHouN. Tenn. 4. :,
(Shop i;co doors South Of Calhoun Hofel,)
RIAVING permanently located N Cal
IL houn. respectfully tenders his services
to the public generally. HIS work shall
he done IN style inferior to none in East
Tennessee.
The Cash is always expected when the
work is taken away.
New York aud Paris Fashions regularly
received.
Culring and repairing done on the short.
est notice. and at moderate prices.
Country Produce witt he taken in pay
men, for work al the market ptice.
Oct 81, lS5l-tf lo2
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AGENCY
Central & Macon & Western r. r.
Companies.
CHATTANOOGA. Dec. 4. 1851.

CHATTANOOGA. Dec. a, 1851.
THE undersigned, Agent of the above
l. named Companies. has the pleasure 10
inform the Merchants and Planters Of
North Alabama and Tennessee. that The
connection of the above Roads at Macon
is complete.
Shippers of Produce or Goods can now
receive or forward without delay OF dam.
age as heretofore, there being no drayage
or trans shipment from Chattanooga TO Sa'
vannah, a distance Of 430 miles. The
Merchants who make their purchases IN
New York would do we'll 10 bear in mind
that the new and elesan steamships Florl-
da and Alabama run IN connection with
these Roads, which will enable them TO
receive their Goods al Chattanooga al least
8 days sooner than any other line. Trav.
eliers going North should not forget this
route. 10 shon. the known responsibility
Of these companies is a sufficient guaran-
lee 10 the public tina, justice will be done.
Cotton planters should remember that Sa-
vannah IS no, surpassed by any OF her At
Isnuc sisters. either in prices or fair dealing
Of business men.
All consignmen's per steamers or other
.s..els, should be marked, care agent Gen.
ira Raj Rosd, Savannah. Ga.
Literal scvsuces made upon Cotton.
Z. K. MILLS, Agsn.
Dec Y. ls5l- 1863
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Groceries! Groceries I!
s. 4. REEDER l. CO..

A Rg nov receiving and opening, a. toe
"A I'd sfsuc 10 GrAen., ADD Al me Ge~
;. & tng d 10. D.yy', large and hfsi falt
sssvfi u.,ut - G,ocsfies, winch they viii
-. ss iow d. Jh-y esn be PURCHASED 10
ssl T.rn-ss.s, iOf Cash 10 hand, o. any
.4,c - copunp ft"oUcs
Tu,r ass nIsh lo purchase 100 bushels
- Doe w ~u.ci gn.y viii CIV. 80 cts per
.1.gs. 4 .sst.
Sr,sps av, n. ls,l--E III
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$50 Reward,

WILL give the s,svs r.~s,. = P.'r
Dollars for the sppr@asus.,n a., - -
~ TO me at Athens, Tenns.s+., Z N.g,.
boy named ELIAS. Sad .,Y .,,f M
latio color, aged about ,wenir yss.,, go.
feet Eve inches high. Sad Ssgr, j. 81 2
10 be smart and sensible. Or I vii ~.
the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollar. II avg
and secured 10 any jail ~ the Cnfsc See,
90 tina, can get him. He va. r,issc a. .,
near Tellico Plans. in Msnr,s cy.r,,
Tennessee. and !. supposed 10 ss II i:s,
part Of the country.
JAMES w. GRESHAM. Ez.ee,ey
81 PhiLeHder Wriyit d.,.q.d
Ass'ns. ''reO.. Sept II, Icjl-u ~
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DR.. Kcelcr's Family Medicines.
.iV.lDE .NECU.N or HE.iLTH.
REMEDY FOR EVERY I'LL


AREMEpY FOR EVERY Ill
.gEFL ICTED K E.l ID.
DR. kEELEE's CouGH SrRur.-Amons
II ali he remedies before the pubic. thus
stands pre eminent in inc'pient Consump-
,,on. BIpnchtis, Ca,arrhs. Coughs, Roarse.
ness Whouring Cough. Pleurisy. Asthma.
Sur,ln, Of Blood, and for al affections o.!
the pulmonary organs, occasloned hy cod.
Too much prise cannot be bestowed upon
this remedy, and the proprietor urges any
one affected wlh any OF tie ABOVE com
plain,s TO secure it at once. is warranted
TO cure or no pay. Price only 80 cents.
DR. KrELEn's CORDIAL ASp tAUMi'
N,r,vE.-Every family whether r'ch or
door, who values health and all lis bless
;ops. should have this ,nva'uahe remedy
a, hand. It's in6nitply the best remedy
known for Darrhea D;senterv. Cholera
Morbus, Chulera ln!anrum, Cho!lc. F!ain'
lency, Grp,ps Pains, Group, Nc, and Tor
all diseases Of the stomach and bowels,
caused BY Teelhing. The numerous les'l
nonials from Physicians aud Others. un>o.
lci,ed, has given II reputation as MN as
sJ.mant. Price % cents per bottle.
DR. KEELER's NERMIFuGE SYRUP
This remedy IS pleasant 10 the taste. Harm
les. to the patient and all powerful IN de.
.troyinr and removing all kinds OF worms
from the body. 1t Is without doubt, the
cheape.t and hes, worm des'roy'rg med''
cine be lore The public, and will, II admin
i.,ered according tn directions, remove them
within 5 or 6 hours alter taken. The cose
i, small, and each bottle contains twice as
much as similar remedies. P:lce only 70
cents per bottle.
DR. KEEI.EH's LIVER ASD SANATIvE
Pills Although not recommended as
"curs all" yet they are the mlldest and
best,emedy 10 remove Consumption. Jaun'
dice, Dyspepsia. Biiousness. Nervousness.
Foul Stomach. Head ache. Indigestion, nc
Unlike other purgative medicines, they
leave the bowels always relaxed, conse.
ouen,ly are the proper medicine Tor faml'
lies and persons leading sedensary llle.-
Price 25 cents.
DR. KEELER's RHEUMATIC LoTIoS.-
A Justly celebrated external application for
p,ins of the Chest, Neuralgia. Headache.
Sprains, Bruises, Tic Doioreaux, Swell
inps OF the Joints, Rheumatism, Gou',
Scia,ica, and for all disorders wherein 3
seda,ive and ruhefacient remedy is aPp'l'
cable. Price 25 GEMS per bottle.
All Of the above celebrated aud eSten:
siveIy used medicines. are prera'ed and
sold Wholesale and Retail. 29l Market
street. Philadelphia. and for sale by q. w.
ROSS g. Co. Athens, and by Druggists
and Merchants IN all the large towns
throns hou, the State.
Ger IL. IS5l-lv lou
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Circuit Court, Polk county.
Stephen BIsntinship. Administrators sl
Samuel Patterson, deceased,

Stephen Blsniinship. Administrator Of
Samuel Patterson, deceased.
John Patterson. Hampton Paitsrsoa, Dru.
~ Patterson, ElizaSeih Blankinship.
Mary Bo"zi-.. Polly Patterson. ID. Heirs
Of William Pai,er.on, and The Hens Of
Haunah Holt.
Tn thi. cause !, appearing from On all.pa.
i zion In the bill that the defendants, John
Patterson. Hampton Patterson. Drurv Pat.
'srson. Marv Boox'er, the Heirs Of VIII
liam Paterson and The Heirs Of Han.
nah Holt, are non. residents Of thu State Of
Tennessee, il 70 therefore ordered that publ
I'caiion be made 10 the Athens Post, q
newspaper published in McMipn eoun,x,
Tennessee. Tor six succsssive weeks, saii-
living esid non.rssideni defendants 10 On.
pear ~ the next Circuit COuri 10, be. held.
Tor Polk county, Tennessee. a. The Cour,.
n"use 10 Benton. an the q Monday Of
February next. and plesa. apswrr, o. Do.
mut 10 complainaa'h bill filed against
Them. OF the Sane will b. taken Tor con.
tossed as 10 them. anb sss Tor hssris X Y.
eordinslv. JAMES SMITH, CIsrAsS
Dec. u. 1876 Pra lee $3.50 81
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All goods consigned TO the agent Of the
South Carolina Railroad Co., Charleston,
accompanied with Bill IF Lading, or al.
rice, will be received and forwarded free oil
commission, but without such Bill Of La.
ding. or advice. the Company will not be
responsible. For the rules and regulations
Of the Company generally, see the Tariff
OF Rates printed on cards
ID. PETSCH. Sup't. Transt.
Charleston. August l. lS5i-r l49
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HolstQn Glass.

10S BOXES assorted sizes. just receiv.
l%c eI on Consignment. and will be
sold a, the manufacturers prices. (and
freight.) which is lower rhin any Glass oil
the same quality can he imported.
g. w. ROSS S. CO., .7gents.
Oct. lS5l-tf l59
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TOHE subscribers having leased the
TELLlCO IRON WORKS Tor term
OF years, are now IN operation and prepar
ed to ill orders Tor Bar Iron. !'ollo,o Ware.
Machinery. Stoves. and other Castings =.
Having large numter of patterns on hand
and experienced workmen IN tina! depart
ment, they can supply Castings Of all kinds
on shor, notice. The qualify OF the Iron
is unsurpassed by any made In East Ten
nessee. :.
Foundreys and Machine Shops supplied
on the most favorable terms Of the market.
Having had a long experience in the
manufacturing OF Iron in its various depart
nents. they would respectfully request a
share OF public patronage.
DANIEL WEIGH g. co.
Nav %, lS5l-iv I59
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e, HUMMEL'S
ESSENCE OF COFFEE

nNE Package Of THIS Essence will go as
~ FAR a. four pounds Of Store Coffee. and
Cof-s made oy ms Essence will preserve
perfectly The real ;aGts OF Tie best Siore
Coffee. ~! WI have more delicate and
finer favor finer color, and will certain
" se mucn ~nn.-snrne, :o' every person
Than pure s ors Cnf-t; viii also ts clear
without EqIIring - danny u.
Miuu'aciu-s1 ana 'c' sslE, "hoIessle
and REAR, ~ HrxNtL, b;HLEE d Co.,
No. z,s Csi.owli.. 81. awe III, PlAa
delphla.
For sale 10 Lthtns, "
g. ". ROSS g. CO.
July Is, 1851! lLs
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New Goods---.New Goods |!

'INHE subscribers would cal the a''en'
l. lion of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee, 10 their
extensive assortment Of
Fancy Goods,
Comprising a large collection Of Combs,
Buttons, Pins. Ne dies, Pocket Books, Port
Monnies, Suspenders. Cotton and Silk
Purses, Ladies' Belts, Black and Colored
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread of all colors
and at all prices. Flax Thread. Braids and
Tapes, together with Hair, Shoe and Cloth
Brushes. Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Eyes,
Beads, Necklaces. Fancy Soaps. Perfume
~ ard Hair Oils Of every style and qualify.
Together with
Books and Stationery,
Such as School Books, Blank Books, Let.
ter and Cap Paper, Paste Boards. Steel
Pens. Quilts, Gold and Silver Pencils
Also, large stock OF
Wrapping Paper
manufactured at our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now SO extensive
tina, Il would be impossible to give lis, of
one hall the articles kept by the subscribers
But we can only say TO merchants from the
above States, 10 give US call as we are
determined TO offer goods at lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be GOT
in New York. All orders by mail or 9th
erwise, will be promptly attended 10. and
the utmost care taken TO send such articles
as are desired and al the same prices as If
purchased personally.
DUNHAM g. BLAKELY.
Augusta, Ca, Feb. IA, lS5l-H' 1926
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SOUTH AROLINA RAIL ROAD.
r A SIS EN- Err TRAINS.

"A . y T. ~ " f. ~ ! ~ n ] ~ NJ
FIRST. OR ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
T EAVES Charleston daily al . A. M,
IL and arrives al Hamburg 81 81 +. M.
Leaves Hamburg daily at6 A. NJ, and
arrives al Charleston at IA p. NJ. =.
This train takes up aud sets down all
way passengers.
SECOND, OR EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston daily at ia A. M.
and arrives al Hamburg al 5 p. NJ.
ewes Hamburg a, 10 A. NJ, and arrives
al Charleston al "a L. NJ.
This tram takes through Passengers only,
and al,cays arrives in iull time 10 connec,
with the evening train of the Georgia kail
Road. al Augusta. gong West, ana WIN
the Wilmington Boats. and with the New
York aud Philadelphia line OF Steamers
going East.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
FIRST, Or REGULAR TRAINS.
Leave Charleston daily al 5 A. NJ, ar
rive al Hamburg before II A. nj. nex'day.
and as many trains leave every morning as
NAV be necessary to take of all the Goods
received before 6 o'clock The evening be-
tore, and on their arrival at Hamburg, are
immediately discharged, and sent ever 10
he Georgia Rail Road.
SECOND. or Express FREIGHT Train TO COM
mence running on 2Oth August.
Leaves Charleston $ p NJ, and arrives
a. Hamburg al Z A. NJ. next morning.
Leaves Hamburg a, 5 p. NJ. and arrives
al Char esion al 7, A. NJ. ...
This train will take light and valuable
Goods only, say boxes and bales Dry
Goods. Hats. Shoes, Saddlery. Glass
Drugs, &c.. &C.. which will he sent oyer
immediately on arrival 10 the Georgia Rail
Road Depol. at Augusta. and from thence
will be tesparhed by the day or night
nail trains. or by extra express OF the
Georgia Rail Road. to their points of des>
tlnatlun. In addition To the abnve, MessTs.
Combs s. CnamberlIn have made arranee-
men's TO express light Goods on their own
account by the Passenger Tram. ..
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Mill and CrOSs-cut Saws.
'I,HE very best article just received and for
= sale by 6. w ROSS q co.
Oct 3, Is5l--tf 1853
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A LOT Of superior UPPER aud SOLE
~ LEATHER IN hand and Tor sale low
N }. MoGAUGHEYH.
Nov. 8, 1850 III
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Drugs.

THE subscriber still has on hand 4 supply
. OF the articles in the DRUG line likely
to be called for IN this market. He returns
his grateful acknow legemeats for past favors,
aad sohci,s a continuance Of public patron.
age.
And he mnst further say that he stands in
pres.ing need Of every dollar owing to him.
and he takes this method Of informing all
who owe him, that he wants the money on or
before the lst day Of Janoary. 1852.
WIN. BURNS.
Athens, Deo. II, l65I-u I68
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COnfeCtiOarieS.
Wood-cEoppers. Wcod-chOpperS,
N E w F / R M !
p. II. KEITH Il co.

'HNIIE undersigned having purchased jack
l. son & LrLLAxp's entirc stock, are now re.
ccivins aud opening, at the old stand, Il large
and beautiful assortment of
.EEW GOODS!
ADAPTED to the senson. and invite the people
to give them a cali. They propose to sell at
the most reasonable prices, and know they
can and viii give rs good bargains as any
other house in Athens or elsewhere.
They will also always keep general as.
.ortment III Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware, &c.
The, have the Gools--call and examine
for yourselves.
They will take in exchange for Goods,
Corn. Wheat Oats. and in fact al! Country
Produce usual, taken b, merchants.
PHILIP n. KEITH,
JAS. 3. TAYLOR.
WILLIAMS MAEFlEl.D.
Athens, Dec II, iS5l--tt los
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LIN & BRANTLEY,

hin " DltNIN NHI}
Warehouse and COpinitssfOn .uercAants,
ATLANTA, Ca,
XNILL attend to the purchase or sale OF
w Cotton and Provisions Of all kinds, for
customary commissions, and liberal advances
always made on any articles in store.
IosErii o. BRANTLEY. REFS II. LIN.
March ID. lS5l--ly l29
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T. MASDEN LAYTON, NJ, D..

L. MASDEN LAYTON, NJ. D.,
uAvlNG permanently located o, CAL.
II HOUN, Trnn..' respectfully proffrrs
his professional services 10 the c,,izrns
thereof and vicinity. hoping bv Strict ai,sn.
lion TO The duties of his office. to BE- IA ora.
blv noticed BY those requiring Medical 90.
sisiancr.
Oci. "a, lS5i-6m ISL
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NeWFall & Winter Goods
GEO. w. ROSS 4 O.,

Lave Just received the largest Stock Tor
III the Fall Trade they have ever offered IN
the place and will thank their customers and
the public generally to give them n call, as
sur;ng them that the prices shalt suit the
scarcity Of money, as the Goods were bought
unusually low, and will he sold the same way
for Cash or Produce, down. As to articles
and price. they can't give any description,
hut they have nearly every thing usually
brought 70 this market, and will sell little
lower than ever.
Oct. 8, lS5l--tf 158
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lWiU Of Rates. Ham. 'od.k X
(reE,GnT THE SAME BY burg. Depot at
BOTH TRAINS Augusta
Say from Charleston to incPS toll
list Class--Consisiing of Il dIayage
Boxes HAS. Bonnels, h a, Bridge.
Furniture, pr cubic loot Sets lOc.
I'd Glass
Boxes and bales Dr
Gonds. Shoes. Sadjlpry.
Glass. Drugs, &c., &c.,
per 100 lbs. 1874 d.. 40 81
Sd Glass ..-...
Bageine. Rope. Butter. ... ....
Cheese, Tobacco. Leah
er. Feathers, Loaf and
Crushed Sugar, Hides.
Cotton Yarns aud DO
mes,ics, Down, Tire ..
Bar and Sheet Iron. ...
Window Glass, Paints.
Oil. Crockery and Glass
Ware. tin crates az
casks,) Castings, Hard. .
ware. Hollow. Ware.
Lard, Tallow, Beeswax,
bales Of Rags. Ginseng. ...
Mill Gearing, Bacon
(Ioose.) &c., SC. 20 25
An Glass *-.
Sugar, Coffee. Rice. Pie
Iron, Mill and Grind
S.oues, Mails. Bacon in
boxes and casks Is 20
Specific Artic!cs-.
Salt in sacks 25 80
Flour, bbls. rs 80
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Rye.
Peas, SC.
Pipes and hhds. Liquor 800 90
Quarter Casks and WEI
Barrels, IS ! OO
DIV Barrels, &C., sc j so IS
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