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Chancery Sale of Land:

PURSUANT to a decree of The Cbanoo,,r
4 Court at Cleveland. Tennessee ~ az
reofuafy term, 1852, in the case of Nathan
lowe and Joshua Lowe, Administrators Of
isaac is Lowe, deceased, against the Widow and
helrS CT said Isaac Lowe, deceased. 7 will on
saturday the 7th day of August next offer for
sale on the premises, subject to the dover in.
ierest OF Nancy Lowe, widow of said Tsaao
Lowe, deceased, all the right and titla that.
the helrs-at-law Of said Isaac Lowe dec'd
nave IN and to the following tracts Of Land
to wit: 100 Acres being the South east Quar-
Ter OF section two, second fractional township
south range two, East of the basis line Also
A. Acres, being the Northwest corner of the
Southwest quarter OF section tirst, second
fractional township, South, range two. East Of
the basis line. Also, DO Acres beino the
Southwest corner of the Nol th-west charter
OF section one; second fractional township
oouth range two, East of the basis Ene-aIi
IN the 'ocoee, District, Polk county, Tennessee.
containing in all 24O acres. 81:
Terms OF SALE-Six months credit. excant
the sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars
which Is required to be paid down on the day
CT sale Bond and security will be reouired
tor the balance of the purchase money and
lien retained upon the land until the same ia
paid. JAMES BERRY r. T. HS
June %. is52-ts Prs fee 81 1876
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Oc0ee Seminary.

GEORGETOWN, TENNESSEE
VIE next Session of this Seminary will
H commence on the first Monday f5dl 90
August, under the superintendent Of Tuoxas
SCOTT The good health, morals and location
OF the Institution render it a peculiarly "a
vorable place for instruction. BOARDING can
be had either in town or vicinity at from 81
to 81. 5Oper week. There is also number If
dormltories sufficient to accommodate all who
wish to board themselves.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading, Writing and Geography, per
Ar StiSion o. P Rve months, $500
and Modern History, Aids to English
Composition, and Elements Of Criticism, no
Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Algebra. WV
Geometry, Astronomy, Higher De.
pertments of English .Comnosition.
| Rhetoric, Logic, Mental and Moral
sciences, Latin, Greek and Hebrew
| Languages, ioo,'
mere will be an examination at the end ~
eaeh month, which parents and the public A..
general are invited to attend. ''o -
BY order of the Board.
1n,.o ". G. HUTCHINSON.
% ioea-a1 1913
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Notice.

inc '" offer my LAND at private sale, w.
1.na = one mile and half North of Cleveland.
15tetsstessesa ting main road 1eadintr FROM
Cleveland to Charleston There is af3o, ron en-
Acres of cleared Land, which lies well for
farming good Springs: and the balance of the
Land to clear is we'll timbered Anv person
being desirous to purchase good Farm had
better call soon, as am determined to sell,
ant IN selling to give good bargain. The
Fam contains one hundred and sixty acres of
Land. ANDERSON CASSIE.
July23, 1S52-4t 300
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Edmund 2. Gaines
PATENT CIRCULAR CONCAVE
NTGI DRESS.

'ENEE subscribers having purchased the
4 Right for the above new and useful i'm
provement in dressing Mill Stones. for the
State of Tennessee, inform the citizens of
MclIinn and adjoining counties that they will
sell rights for different counties in this section
to any persons disposed to purchase The i'm
provement over the old plan is very great, and
they will guarantee that stones dressed upon
this plan will do double the work, and do it
much better. They have numerous certifi-
Gates in their possession which prove this fact,
few of which are attached below. ROBERT
NJ. NEWMAN, ESQ.,, has now one pair of Stones
dressed under this patent, and they are per-
forming admirably, as any one can see hy call
ing at his Mills He is authorized to sell
rights during our absence from East Tennes-
'~ea- Any person calling on him can obtain
EVnaG p ttbe, subject.
e's'eeS FOR tie State Of Zsa1,ieSse.
- - LENoIR's, Tenn, 1871, June 1870
Cne Undersigned, consented Reluctantly,
tohave E. T. Gaines Mill Dress tried mon
one pair OF burrs, thinking that little if asv
Improvement could be made upon them
When we came to test the matter we found #
What IL was represented, a great improvement.
and can eheerfully recommend it to theirs
WM. LENOIR.
Is: B. LENOIR,
go L. L. EENOlR,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn.
70 Millers, and all achona it man concern
This is to certify that l have had Gaines,
new patent Dress put upon one run of NV
Burrs. can grind at least two bushels on
this dress In the same time it took me to gr;,d
one on the old dress-the5 yield equally &c
good as that made on the old dress. and tho
flour improved. | am highly pleased with
the dress In every respect so much so that
have purchased the rights of two counties
from Messrs. Evans & Gaines, who ve,ds tho
dress. Given under my hand, June I'd. 1879
DANIEL BOWMAN.
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn, May 81, 1852
To all achoDe 1t gaaV concern:
certify that Upton B. Evans & Thos. w.
Gaines put their Patent Mill Dress on one mir
of Burrs in nay MILL which has increased the
speed of grinding two bushels 10 where il
ground one, and the flour is fairer and the
yield equal to my former grinding. I am
SO highly pleased that I, in company with
Madison NJ. Bowman, have purchased the
right OF four counties. l would lust saw if
there is any owner of mill that is a Thomas
let him try the dress and he will be no LONGER
faith!ess but believing.
JOHN A. BOWMAN.
n B. The above Patent Dress was mt onJ
A. BIS MIL IN my presence; and was so well
pleased with it that jointly purchased the
right of the above said counties in order to
secure the dress on my mill.
MADISON NJ. BOWMAN.
July l6, 1s52-9t* 1ea
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In Chancery at Athens.

Theodore II. McCallie, Mary Dixon and John
Dixon,
as.
VIM. J. Johnson. John McGhee, Jno L. McCar-
ty and John Scarborough
-INHE account ordered by the Chancellor at
L the last term of this Court, February.
1852. to be taken in this casse will be, by the
Clerk and Master, taken at his Office in Athens,
on the 29th July inst, and succeeding DAYS if
necessary, at which time and place the parties
will attend with their proof
WIN. LOWRY, c. d IL
July ., ls52-4t Prs fee 81 1877
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A process Was discovered some few wears
since by Dr. SUcQUET of Paris, by which bo-
dies can be embamed in one hour, so as to
preserve thei., with the appearance of being
asleep, without any cutting or mutilating ex-
cept small incision which is made for the
purpose ofiajecting Il chemical fluid. A body
prepared in this way preserves healthy hue,
and even the marks that disease and death
naturally leave, will pass away.
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GEN. ScoTT AND THE PLATFoRM.-In res
ponse to freesoiIer who affects to believe
that Gen. Scott does not approve the plat
form, the N. Y. Express says:
"Let the Abolitionists lay no such fatter-
ing uncsion TO their souls. Gen. Scott said,
with warmth, to Southern Senator, (after
The platform was made) that he would OBEY
IT. OFFEND IT, and say so or die. He has
said 80 once and again"
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HE WING SPIRIr1N New ORLEANs.-The
wings OF New Orleans determined the other
gay to form Company to be called the aScott
hangers" Accordingly meeting was held
ana the ball put in notion Within twenty
lour hours instead of a Company, BATTALION
OF 4oo young men had enlisted, and at the
expiration of the third day the "Company''
ND sweled to REGIMENT of over So0 all
Hangers" under the banner of Scott! Hur-
rah for Louisiana!
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The AMERICAN NOMINATIONS. The Phil.
adelphia Sum- the organ of the Native Ameri-
cans, intimates that that party will vote for
the Hon. George C. Washington for Vice
President, notwithstanding his decension.-
1t adds however that it has "no objection to
support Mr.. Grab I'M for the Vice Presidency,
as compromise, if the Wings will take Gen
Scott off their ticket, and substitute the A
merican candidate, Daniel Webster"
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DoN'T Know PIERCE.-A democrat of this
county remarked in a crowd, the other day:
81 am sorry to part company with my politi-
cal associates, but can't go that man Pierce.
| don't know anything about him never
heard Of him before = never read of him in
the newspapers. Gen. Scott ] heard of all
my lie = know that he fought for his coun-
try before many of us were born and think
it my duty to vote for him." We like to hear
democrats do such honest straightforward
talking. -Pulucah Journal.
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PIERCE AND KING AGAINST THE SQUATrER.

PIERCE AND KING AGAINST THE SQUATTER.
1t is well established fact that the demo-
cratic candidates are fully and unequivocally
committed against internal improvements, and
the development of the resources OF the
Great West. That they are equally hostile
to the poor settler will appear, says the
Louisville Journal, by reference to the Senate
Journal of January IA, 1889, when the fol-
lowing proposition was pending in that body:
And be it further enacted, that when any
of the public lands of the United States have
remained unsold for the space of fifteen years
after the termination of the public sales, the
same may be entered and purch lsed by actual
settlers on the following terms; to wit: IF q
settler is DESTROYS to purchase for a residence,
eighty, or less than eighty acres, he may. enter
and purchase the same at fifty cents per acre.
Upon this proposition the vote stood ayes
81, nays %; Franklin Pierce and VIM. R. King
being among the negatives. From Ohio, In
DIANA Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Mississippi, Michigan. and Tennessee, the
votes of Senators, without regard to party,
were in the Affirmative Pierce and King
defeated the proposition, yet the poor settler
OF the West is asked to vote for them for the
highest office in their gift. This time it is
their turn to be with majority in the
negative.
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Nnfino

the 25th and goth days of Augnstnevt
~ | will offer for sale, to the highest b;d'
der, One Hundred anl Tcenty-sir Acres of of
Land more or less, four miles east of Athens
together with the crop of Corn Oats, Hav
and Wheat; Mules, Mich Cows, a woke 81
young Oxen some Calves, Sheep, and Hogs,
Farming Tools, and Household and Kitchen
Furniture. JAMES VAPDY
McMinn county, July Q, ls52.-td. l9s
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Alhens Machine Shop & Fopndrv

81. stockholders of the Athens Machine
.ie sopand Foundry are hereby notified n a.
b ime NOE amount of their subscription has
oorn .aiied, and those in arrears are most
dar Ssely desired to make payment to the nm
o Nc r, on or before the 1st dav of Auorst
n ne Inc money is needed and longer time
tofder OF meeting of Stockholders
NE23, lS52-st 1''u aon
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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,
!. ATHENS, TENNES SEE

A IHENS, IENNESSEE.
T1HE subscriber respectfully announces to
l. the trave.ing public that he has opened
the above House for the accommodation of ali
who may give him call. His House is situa.
ted in convenient part of the town, and he
hopes ty close attention to business to receive
q liberal share of public patronage.
P. K. WHEIsELL
Jan. %. ls52-tf ia
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GAfs'fP$ Essa.sebffg =. en-
OPPOSITE TIE WASHINGTON u.r,

OPPosITE TIE WASHINGTON UA11.
MACON, Ga, So,
III AVE ON hand and will be reca;,,;ro, du.
= 4 ring the season, a complete stoc.l IF
Groceries, Staple and Domestic Dr. Goode
w., Hard'Oare, Points, OILS Glass, d.
winch they offer to the Planters and Mer
Chants at the lowest market price, -''
They are also doing regular Covy,ssroy
BUSINESS, and all articles Of PRODTCE con.
signed to them will receive prompt attention.
Macon, March IS, lS52-tf 100
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A learned Judge being once asked how he
would act if man owed him ten pounds
and refused to pay him replied "Rather than
bring an action with its costs and uncertain
ty, would give him receipt in full of all
demands yea, | would send him moreover
five pounds to cover all possible cost"
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CALL ON STOCK.

A CALL of Five Dollars on each share of
"A unpaid Stock of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road Company, is required to be
paid on the Goth day of August next. Also
FSve Dollars on each share on the Goth of Sep
TENDER next. Also, Five Dollars on each
share on the Goth day of October next Also,
Fire Dollars on each share on the 22d dav of
November next. Payments to he made to the
Treasurer of the Company at the Railroad
Office in Athens, or to II. A. NJ White, ESQ,
Knoxville, Tenn.
THOS: H. CALLAWAY, PreSi
Athens, July 9, ls52-td 1873
~" The Knoxville Plebeian, Register and
Wing, will please copy weekly till dav, and
forward accounts to the Rail Road Office
Athens, tor payment.
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~. AUGUSTA, July 19.
1t. being an extremely dull season of the
summer here, have for few weeks past sent
no reports of our market. Groceries are en-
tlrely without change. Tennessee Bacon. hog
round, ll3e; sides lie per ID. Corn sec pei
bushel, sacks returned.
Truly yours, BAKER & Wilcox.
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Gr0ce les. Groceries.

OSf received, good lot of Groceries,
- which consists of Office, Sugar and Mo- as
ses, one barrel No 2Mackerel, de-, which will
he sold for Pay Down only. Also, from BAL
oImore. good lot of Woodrate's IIonevdew
Io ,3 and fine Regalia Seears all of which
July Q. 90 tne cheaPes a1co,r
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In Chaneery at Cleveland.

Nathan Lowe and Joshua Lowe, Adninistra.
tors of Isaac Lowe, deceased,
as.
The Widow and Heirs of said Isaac Lowe, decd,
FHNIIE account ordered in the above cause at
1 the last term of tie Court. will be taken
at the Clerk and Masters Office in leveland,
on Friday, the 9th day of August next, at
which time all the parties interested will at
tend with their proof.
JAMES BERRY, c. d. IL
July ., 1952-4t Prs fee 81 1877
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LOOK HERE!

r A. WRIGHT & CO, at Sweetwater; Mon
cs roe county, wish to buy 90. ono
bushels good w saei - for which they
will pay the highest market price in cash.
Sweetwater, July l6, lS52-tf 1919
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Notice

Il for persons who have not paid their Taves
1oun Hf 81 sne year 1852. can do so bv call;n@ On
stoned i; SLOWER LOVER in Athens, or on the nnderl
With fb ~ alhoun. Those failing to comfy
will ha :, notice by August Court or of Conrt
w. ~ charged cost in every instance "
Julvo /, o IhoS. ROGERS, 7ar Collector
1Qo
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notice.

T AND WARRANT, No. 2so12 for Forty
~ Acres, issued to me on the 10th Oc'ooer
1851, I'm Ter the act of 18th September, $780,
and sent to my address, Mt. Vernon, monroe
county, Tenn, has failed to come to haIo.-
l have entered caueat in the Genera Land
Office, and intend to apply to the COmmlss.en-
er of Pensions for dup icate of said wa, TTTrah'
SUSANNAH LITTLE.
july 9, 1S52-6t 1870
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A poem in a southern paper begins, I've
lived upob thy memory That is about as
bad as Jerry Bryant's boarding house feed,
where thew had nothing for dinner, and had
it warmed over for supper, and what was left
served up next morning for breakfast,
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DaVannah and Augusta.

| a'aanah and Augusta.
g. THE
M Slsanboat Company of Georgia
| A AVN thoroughly oterbsn,as an ~; ~
above, viz: III sile following Steamers as
cH HsTP 7, ADAMS, (iron,)
TF0S, s. METCALFE
W.T. WIN N ESSEE, =
uueo, nigh' With tow-boats and lighters off,,
fre;5 Y%alsea facilities for the aporo
lima TO 70 the interior of Georgia, Sontb or %
will az shresse and Alabama. in connoot;oS
WIN It'll the Railroads. eonnection
connaot iegant steam-paeket D. L. Adams will
bamo WIN the steamships Florida and Alo.
-'I Nv ork to Augusta. ifoih
H. steight (now taken at reduced r.4oo> :,
nT 9E~arded free Of commission. "'1
~;a II! In order to prevent detention a., ,,;,
NS'' ohls OF lading should be addressed ~
GEO. IL. JOHNSTON, President "
Mercbord;so Savannah.
JOHN A. MOORE. Aoent
,So,,nu, Augusta, Co
geo H. Johnston, 7 HGg9sfa'
nHuFeW Low n. - nfetcnAfe.
Edward p-~aa,~e,ru, James Hope,
W. B. Driscoil, J.. Hopkins,
has. Green, F. Sherman, e.,
joseph s. Fay, G. N. Newton.
Jos. Washburn,
July 2, ls52-ly 1917
P ECElVE ED, Superior Brown SUGAR for farni-
le use1 Crushed sucar;- f,,syeais=t s,1e.nl,
Coffee; Tea; sulphur; Alum; Copperas; Soda;
indigo Madder; Pepper; Spice; Salt; Molasses;
White Lead; Nails, and for sale.
July 9, 1882 G. HORNE.
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Goods and Groceries !

TAS. A. WRIGHT d CO.. are now selling
81 Goods and Groceries as low as they can
be bought in East Tennessee, for Cash or Pro-
duce
Sweetwater July l6, lS52-tf 100
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The Rev. DR.. Magoon. the eloquent pastor
of the Oliver street (Baptist) Church, in New
York, and a MN of some eccentricty of
speech and character, is said to have declared
publicly that the only rule for eloquence sis
to get chock fuH Of the subject, pull out the
bung, and lei Natur ca2er."
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A man at Utica, New York, who had been
sun struck, and was delirous and near diving,
was saved by putting his feet in warm Wa
ter,
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So
Tnhaccl.

a FEW boxes of Curtis LANES Peach Fla,
n vored Gold Leaf Tobacco. just received
and for sale by the box or pound by
July l6, G. W. ROSS & 90, agents.
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MARRlED-On the 14th inst, by Rev H.
F. Taylor, Mr.. MICHAEL III. SrEpHEys of Ire
land land to Miss MARY NJ. BLAIR, step-dauehter of
VIM A. Upton, of Monroe county Tenn.
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Some one says that Pride WAS never made
for mln.' If that be true, man is very fonl
of putting on garment that he was neve
measured for
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New Spring & ounner Goods'
P. II. KEITH g. CO.

TIT AVE just received and opened large
IL and general assortment of rich ana oeau-
tiful Spring and Summer Goods, to when they
invite the attention of their friends ana the
public generally, assuring them that they will
give rs good, if not better bargains than car
be got in this market. Give them call.
March 19. 1S52-tf 1872
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Stakes Patent Ohio Fire Proof
Paint

| GST received, six barrels of Blake's ce]c-
- = 6rated Fire Proof Paint, direct from New
= OK. Also, six barrels of Isaac Collins Re-.
hned Vegetable Paint Gil, at less than half
the cost OF Linseed Oil-the Paint at half the
price OF White Lead-dries hard, with fine
gross and much more durable than White
Lead and Llnseei Oil. For sale bvthe barrel
or retail, by 81. MIRTGV Va q
Calhoun, Tenn.
stock OF DRY GOODS and GROCERIES which
ne ne Will sell as low as can be bought in East
Calhoun, March 10, ls5s-tf $50
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Cash for StrawI

Inn LOADS of Wheat or OATS Straw want.
NV ed at the Athens Paper Mill, for which
the highest price in Cash will be given.
ROBERT 7. GETTYS r. co
Jan: 16, 1S52-tf
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CARE For qrHERs. "A ponr old man, busy
vYh1t 90 , ye. spPie tree, was rudey asked
pect to eat-the fruit of them!'' He raised
himself up and leaning upon his spade, an
swerea' Some one planted trees for me be
sore L was born, and I have eaten the
li"G; now plant for others, to show era.
iitnde, when | am dead and gone" Thus
should We think and act for the welfare Of
others.
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East Tennessee & Georgia r, r,

= VIE following is the Schedule for running
the Passenger Train on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Rail Road, on and after the 10th
of August, 1852:
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On the 29th ultimo, one hundred guns were
nred at New Orleans in honor of the return
of John S. Thrasher to that city.
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Iron Agency,

q FEW tons assorted Rolled Iron from the
4 a Etowah Iron Works, such as Tire, Square,
houna' Band, Nail, Rod and other Iron, suita
bic Tor farmers and blacksmiths.
May u, %. s. X. REEDER & co.
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Land Warrants Wanted!

7 WILL give the cash for all good Land War
l. rants at the following prices For 40 acres,
S28; for so acres $50; for 100 acres $40.
July 2, 1852 G. W. ROSS.
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a VOICE FROM THE COUNTRY. The Rich
mond ''Times" publishes the following ex-
tract of letter from the interior of virginia.
from an able and distinguished wing cham
pion, who did gallant service in the campaign
of 1S4S:
81 nm rejoiced Mt the nomination of Scott,
| appreciate Mr.. Fillmore very highly. and I
would hive taken him before all 9TH
ers, because | think the wing party owed him
4 debt of gratitude for great services, render
ed at a critical time; but it is important that
we should have candidate whose election is
certain and | do not doubt for a moment that
Gen. Scott will be elected easily. Do not
surrender Virginia by any means. You will
find some who are lukewarm and some per-
haps who say they will not vote for Scott:
bnt they are among the politicians who take
kinks in their heads: they are not the men to
make Presidents. There is not log cabin in
the State where his name has not been heard.
and his deeds in the war of 1912 and the
Mexican war will gain him thousands of
votes. Let not the weakness of the dis lffec-
ted and lukewarm dshearten you. l am for
the race, and my enthusiasm is even greater
than during the Taylor cHmDaipn."
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GALL in and buy yonr Deli and Crockery
~ Ware, for can sell % per cent cheaper
than any man in this market, and make money
July g. L. DODSON.
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10000 bus. Wheat Wanfed
EOR which the highest mark es price Nm !.
l. given in Cash, and the sacks furnished. :
S. X. REEDER d co.
Athens. July 9, 1S52-tf 1877
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Assorted Candies,

N ! LBS. Candies, assorted for sale whole
COO sale or retail. by,
May 81 o. S. K. REEDER & co.
oslabur6e and Cotton Yarns:
d ECEIVED, few bales Georgia Osnahnros
Il y and Cotton Yarns which will he so}S
cheap for cash, by ''4o
Nay 21.J S. K. FEEDER & CO., Agents
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No'ice TO Guardians and admins.
traitors.

\ mn in IN lsIRATORs are required to settle
fe,l. Gn ,mo Years from the time they nre ona,i.
bonds e,'ors annually-and to renew their
and scr 1seiy Two years. Please attend TO III;
'oSt' I. VAUGHAN, Clerk
July % 1000 :. NcMdfam county.
- iOoz-1 200