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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-10-07
j AS. G.. ID A ),

j AS. G.. ID JAWS,
CO VI W SION MER CHA VIZ,
Atlanta, Georgia,
On tie corner Of WhitehaH and alabama sts.
opposite the Holland House,
w large stock of STAPLE Avn FANCY
DRY GOODS, and GROCERIES, Of all de-
scriptions, which will be sold ut wholesale or
retail, on as good terms as can be procured in
the city Of Atlanta.
All business put under his charge will re-
ccivc prompt attention. All letters Of enquiry
in relation to the market will receive attcn-
ton. Planters and dealers in his line will
please call and examine his stock.
march Is, lS53-ly 234
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go. w. DR. DC e S
ATTOR NEY AT la w,

ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
DRACTICES in the different counties com.
posing the Third Judicial Circuit-will
intend to the collecting and securing of claims
aud will rive his undivided attention to all
business entrusted to his care.
March =, lSi9--tf %
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Flour.
standardization Notice.

g X. REEDER has on hand and for sale
~. supply Of Superfine Flour. [Aug. H.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
The Pocket Esculapius;

THE Fortieth Edition,
with One Hundred En-
gravingstshowi Diseas.
60 and Malformations Of
the Human System in
every shape and FORM
To which is added a
Treatise on the Diseases
Of Females, being Of the
highest Importance to
married people, or those
contemplating marriage.
By WIN. YOUNG, NJ. u.
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D E N T I S T R Y.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
DIR. +. A. HERMAN.

Office on the corner Of Union and Cherry Streets
No. 81,
WHERE he is prepared to execute all
w kinds of work in the line of Dentistry,
CHARGES:
Artificial Teeth set with pivot, cnch, $500
Artificial Teeth set on Gold Plate, two
or more, each. 500
Entire set Of Teeth, 10000
Gold Plug, ordinary size, 100
Tin Foil Plug, IS
Separation, each, so
Cleaning set of Teeth from so cents to 200
Extracting n Tooth, 80
Administering Chloroform, so
All operations warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
march II, lS53-ly 233
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Let no father be ashamed to present copy
of the .ESCULAPIUS to his child 1t may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man or woman enter into the secret Obliga-
tions Of married life without reading the
P"cKET .A.scuLArIrs. Let no one suffering from
a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights nervous feelings, and the whole train
Of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their
physician, be another moment without con.
sulting the Esculapius. Have the married,
or those about to be married any impediment,
read this truly useful book, rs it has been the
means Of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws Of death.
~ Any person sending 1rcnty- Five Cent.
enclosed in letter. will receive one copy Of
this work by mail, or five copies will be sent
for One Dollar.
Address (post paiD DIR. WV. YOUNG.
No. 1852 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
June -, ls53-ly 24S
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Iron.

T DODSON has an excellent lot of Hang
lie ing Dog and Tellico Bar Mole and Tire
Iron, for sale low for cash. Tapril l5l
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CIR Cer ri e S.

G, X. REEDER has just received lang.
- supply Of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, &c
For sale low. april II
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N E w G O O D S.

IN Il w u U U u >.
TTIIE subscriber is now receiving and open.
l. ing and offering for s.lc, decidedly the
Best and Most Ertensire Stock of
NJ T. II & " A N ID s +
that he has ever had in Athens, to which he
invites all persons who may wish to purchase.
As ever he intends not TO I've undersold by
any house in thi, county.
Those having CISH to pay, will find It to
their intercs, to call, and such as make
prompt payment on short time, shall likewise
have bargains.
-" All kinds Of Produce taken in ex.
change, at the highest rrices:-"0 cents for
Feathers. de-, and the highest price for Land
Warrants. GEO. HORNE.
L. ST. have u first rate + ARM about
3 or - miles West of Knoxville, which in
tend to offer for sale to the highest bidder, in
Knoxville on the first Monday of Circuit Court
in October. 1t is well improvcd-has a seat
for Machinery all the year. am able to make
as good title to it as can be made to any Land
in East Tcnncssee--,he savings of some design
ing, infamo"s and jntsrnai puppy to the con-
trary outstanding
TERMS Half Cash-balance in twelve
months, with interest, approved security. and
lien. GEORGE HORNE.
Athens. Tenn, August %, lS53-tf 254
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UTTEI IWTTIT'T Nus Ut
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Sc,
No. 30 llAYSE STREET,
en- A x l. T. $ TO " s. c.
WILLIAM c. CouETSEY. GiihEEr TENANT.
JAMES u. EVANS.
June II, 'j3-tf 2lI
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Hay ! Hay!

IL EYES, son d CO., wish to purchase q
IN large quantity of merchantable HAY
for which they will pay liberal price.
April Is.
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Groceries.
A LARGE and excellent stock Of Groceries
II for sale low down for cash, by
April Is. McSPADDEN 4 HORTON.
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.N,0ffs-,Ns0fis!

.N'afis-.N'atis!
MAILS ofall sizes, on consignment, for sale
~ by the pound or kce, Mt low prices. by
may ~. KEYES, son l. co.
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Fayctle yiIlc Ohse rye r
coNhREss.

o. We are authorized 10 announce Hot
SseO. w. Homes, candidate for re7electid
toCongress, from this Congressional District |
observation-disclosures COUNTY, |
~ We are Authorized TO announce Ben
sEet w. CIsiids. a candidate for the low1-
er branch Of the Tennessee Legislature, at tht
August election
&C. We are author,7el to announce Cart
q. v. EEebb. candidate to represent Lint
coin county, in the lower branch of the nexi
Tennessee Legislature a, the August Election
o. We are authorized to announce VIM.
II. Martin. candidate to represent Lincoln
COUNTY in the lower branch Of the Tennessee
Legislature al the August election.
OF We are authorized to announce WIN.
w Wilson. a candidate TO represent Lin
coll county in the lower branch of the next
Tennessee Legislature, at the August election
STATE sESATE--I.IScoLN, AND FRANKLIX
61y We are authorized to announce Gen.
Roht. F.lreuil:.rSOn.a candidate for the
State S senate, from the ropnties Of Lincoln and
Franklin at the August Election
rThATEk LIycoLS. GILES AID MARSHALL.
CTR Ne sre.lsjhprized to announce Capt.
W. Il. Esl:laIIs,Iiss. candidate foF The low
er branch Of the next Tennessee Legislature
frpmthe counties Of Lincoln, CiileF and Mar
shall, at the August election.
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s. & o., Nashville
The order was Ill right-lt SOU r'
your account with US to date.

The Boston Herald gives the
confessions Ola dea!crin the ard ent
of that city, W o has been send iilg
of varieties "down east since the
rtnpn ned Maine Law passed II
NE has packed kegs of liquid T in
holasses casks, he AIDED the N IN and
filled up with molasses, he i as pA ok
cd them with sugar boxes, file a.
round with sugar; lie has Pack ed
Them ii oil casks filled around with
water; he has placed a piece Of
sponge saturated with oil over the
.bung and covered il with plec E Of
lin: So that when the cask is rd lied
aver. a little oil will b e SQUEEZED,
thus de ceiying the most know ing;
he has packed them in cheeseca SKIS,
a hole III the head through whidh a
cbersp-while oak as visible I
Such is the ingenuity Of rad e- thus
docs necessity stimulate ihyenilp n.
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EinF Grove academy

We attended the exhibition o.
this institution, last Thursday, and
we're much plea ed with the address
es delivered on that occasion-som me
of which would have done credit to
older and more experienced heads =
This Academy, we believe, is one Of
the Oldest schools in the county, the
last session having been the 22d. =
Eleven years Of continued prospect
ty, is a full endorsement ofthe abili-
ty of the principals, and shows that
the management has been such as to
secure and retain the confidence of
the public.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21
THE SULPHUR WELL.

Snow open for subscribers, and arrangements
4 have been made to get to if on horseback,
or with carriages. Terms the 81 me as las: year
So for family, 81 for a single ticket, A
family ticket, it will be remembered, is foT one
family only, for whose use the water may be-
carried away in any reasonable quantity IT
furnished to a second family, TWO tickets will
be charged. Individaals carrying the water
from the well, will 1e charged for a fi.nllgy
ticket. As the proprietor wishes to preserve
his fruit for his own use, he holes it will not
be considered rs included in tide contract for
sulphur water. June 2 IL. HILL.
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Comforts of Pedestrians

1 If cloud wa{ not squeezed out
pver head occa>id nally, what d puld
we do? Walking about just at this
writing, is choking wor k Go where
y ou will, the rolling, rushing, curling,
Thirling, choking clouds of dust
meet and sti file you. 1t gets into
YOUR eyes, and through your thin
it Pebble-dashes Con a mi
mute scale) y our peFspiring face; it
lin es the inside of you nose, until
tho mucous membrane feels like a
nut meg CRATER. "Dust we are''
VIII Pm we go home in the evening, land
ito dust we must return when we
20 0 business in the mo rning
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21
Osa II Mo,her.

0ur passions and our wilfulness may lead L,
far from the object Of our flial love; we even
learn to pain our fond mothers kind heart, tc
oppose her wishes, to disobey her mandates, tc
Violate her. commands, to trample upon her
tender feelings; We may become wild, head
stro' 4 and even angry at her tounsels, or oppo-
sftion; but when death has stilled her monitory
voice. and nothing bnt calm memory remains
to recapitulate her virtues and good deeds. af-
fiction like flower beaten to the ground by
the past storm, raises up her head and smiles
smong her tears.
Round the idea of one's mother, the mind of
man clings with fonda affection. It is a halo of
glory, around which our hearts are ertwined
in our most useful days It is the first deep
thought stamped upon our infant hearts when
sbft and capable Of receiving the most profound
impressions, and all the after feelings of the
w%rld are but trivial in comparison. Round
THE idea. as we have said the mind of man
clings with fond Affection; and even when the
earlier period of our loss forces memory to be
silent, fancy takes the place Of remembrance,
and twines the image Of our dead parent with
a garland of graces ahh beauties and virtues,
which we doubt not {he possessed. Our feeble
mother is now rapidly vending her way to the
dark tomb, her sufeFings on earth are many
She cries aloud for HELM for ease, for assistance
Young man. young gfrl, can YOU stand unawed
fmid the cries of your mothers voice, without
ven trying to afford her relief? Awake, arouse.
Ind fly to the rescue. Now is the time for you
oact, do not put Off Would You value mon
1y, if your parent could find ease to her pains?
$he is afflicted with complaint peculiar to her
,sx. We urge you to get a Bottle Of that tri-
lmphant medicine that universally acknowl- |
1dged female friend, '.DroBgOoIc's Fe-
n:,Ie Esittcrs," and her spirit will creep
5raduaIly and impercentibly upon her until ripe
Hid age viii induce her spirit to take its everast-
hg fight, and she will die without groan.
We heseech you, we uFge yorb TO take kind
friends advice For sale by Druggists gen
orally.
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Growth of Lincoln T

Mr.. Isaac s. 20, ter, of this coun
| ty,. while in his wheat field, last week
had the curiosity TO examine for the
purpose of seeing how MANY stalks
sprapg fr ON one grain. There were
seuenty-si1, and every one headed
This shows the extraordinary fecun-
dity of our soil. What county in
Tennessee can excel it, None of
course. From Mr.. P.'s success lin
farming, one would ma turally infer
that he was a subscribe Ell TO the o.
so he is
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The 0bserye r.

Il 10 VupSt '<i T.
During the past ten days, y have
entered upon our Subscription List,
the names Of treRiB1sSecn new sub
scribers- For these accessiolls, we
are indebted TO the Efforts, in no
small degree, of some of The i obIest
friends, and most int flligent citizens
in Lincoln county. May prosperity
always attend them. Among 9th
ers. the gentlcmanly Post Master at
Goshen will accept bur va rmest
thanks Such testim3 mails Off gard,
will induce US TO max still stronger
efforts il, rendering tie Obserr{r en-
inently worthy Of the support Of the
generous people OF !. fncoln.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21
Circuit Court

1t is still in session. This is the
last week, however, rs court COM
mences in Winchester next week.
w e understand that the docket is
no It clear there not being time to
determine Ill the eases at this term.
Nils. on trial for stabbing Mn Ben
E;nma' negro, was sentenced to two
years imprisonment III the pc niten
tiary. Miss Hing, ella Urged with hay
1 inr caused the death Of her child,
was.acquitled. >
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21

Jenny Lind, it is stated, while IN
lhis conn lry offered to visit Clli for
nia for 100000, which $ I'm was
made up in San Francisco WHEN
the disastrous fire OF May, 100 !,
broke out aud destro yes i The prop
erty Of most OF those viii had pledg-
ed themselves for the required g.
mount.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21

"A white man was sold for vagran-
cy, for the sum of twenty-five cents,
the other day, in Ogle county, Hi
nois. His purchaser not being able
to make the change, the "chattel'
loaned the necessary sum. The man
had a family
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Election Tickets

We shaucomm nee, in few days
/: printing election tickets Candidate,
wishing their names inserted viii
please hand in their orders as soon
as POSSIBLE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-21
Crops

The receP t Sc asonable rains ha We
given an i'm Petus to vegetation that
is really en- ouraging. Corn loo ks
well, and y ith occasional sh overs
heneeldrward, the yield will be such
as to cause 4 0 discouragemeut , the
farmers. Tha prospect, in most parts,
Is as fair as it us ually is at this sea-
son of the year.
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MARRlAo
MARRIED.

In Bedford county, Mr. JASPER HUbDLE-
sTos and Miss MARTHA E. WLKs.
In shelbyville, Mr.. VINCENT MARMADUkF
and Miss JULIA A. EAkIN.
In Bedford county, Mr.. w, II, BUcKxER
and Miss Mary s. BowERs.
In Bedford county, Mr. w. P. HAsLETT and
Miss MARY NJ. Bono.
In Madison county. Ala. Mr.. ANDREW
IIE.sIz and Miss JuhIA E. NJ. SMITHER.
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cry hespaftIuIV,
s. b. OATMAN.
Secretary in Sloan's Marble F4ctoryy

SOUTH NASHVILLE, June %, 1858.
Dr. J. MITcHELL-Sir: Being impress ed
Ike many are relative to medicines bearing any
resemblance to patents--that they are for the
most part imposition, orhumbug, was tardy
in forming conclusions favorable TO your med
iGineS; but seeing their effect OH next door
was induced to try them on negro
girl being affected with Rheun atism in her
hand and foot. Having tried other Physicians
with 10 real benefit, fused your Blood Purifier,
and Rhsunsatic Ertract, which had the desired
effect e satisfactorily curing the girl, after an
illness Of several months.
| ranIrecommend tito the afflicted, as med
iciiie Worthy the highest praise, and at least for
the above diseases 10 imposition
Respectfully,
W H.. WILKINSON.
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Look

{ We cali speoia att emit on to Il .
advertisement of .Steuart g. Q ncn,
of Nashville. This is ne of il he
Oldest and most reliable firms in that
portion of the Sta te- Their chi ira E.
ter, as competent workmq n, is sec
ond to none in the city. They are
gentlemen of ex perience, and any
work done by them will be found as
represe nted. Give them a call.
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lnsOlyeHt Notice.

DURSUANT to an order from the clerk of
Il the county court Of Lindoln county,,
Tenn, lipon the suggestion Of the Admins
traitor Of the estate of ALBA LINDSEY,
deceased, Of the insolvency Of sail decedents
estate, notice is hereby given ID all persons
holding claims against said ESTATE. to present
them to the clerk of the county coart Of said
county, properly authenticated, on or before the
18th day Of December, 1853, forpT ratu di-
vision, Dr. they well be forever deRsrred
JARRED SIMMONS, aim.
Tuise % I253L4t.
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Tax Collecting

4, s. Rqm4Rph, Esq, Tax Col
lectpr, will be at the following places
on1thc days stated, to receive the
State and County I axes due for The
year 1883. The ca ndidates for Rep
resfntativc have appointed to be
there ON those DAYS -
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For the Fan ettediRs O5serr Der.

Young aides who take newspa pers
are observe to posses winning ways,
amiable dispositions, and are invaria-
bile good wives =
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g RnSiness Nolice. 90

CO The post-ofic4 List of Letters. is pub
lFsheh IN the EeyettcriHt 05sertef, in compliance
With law of Congress, which provides that It
shall appear in the newspaper having the
LARGEST cIRCI-LATIoN. La
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Returned

DIR. q ,,pal, dental surgeon, has re
tn ned, and is now ready, as before
his departure, TO perform any opera
-, that NAV be desired upon the
teeta. in a satisfactory manner lie
M " be found at bis office, north east
corner oil the public~sq uare.
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Gbe Hlnrkrts- Iuteat Rutrs

New ORLEANS, LA.-SEoffee has been rather
brisk, sales of the week 1866 bags at S@9c.-
This article is still declining in price and will
continue to do so, until a large portion of the
accumulation Of stock on hand is disposed of.
The stock, iGpuding cargo arrived this morn
ing, new, amounts to 10000 bags. The i'm
ports Of Coffee to this port, for the year end
! ing 1st inst reached 381573 This trade has
/ been increasing rapidly for several years, and
last years figures show that almost one-half of
the Coffee I'M ported into the United States
from Rio caine,to New Orleans, very signif-
cant fact
Sugar--WieelSs sales of this article, $50 hhds.
No change to note in price, inferior 2 q COM
mon $685.; fair 1865. Supplies have been
light and demand limited.
Molasses 100 bbls sold last week, inferior
and fermenting parcels 11@14. Reboi!ed 15@
is; dull and prices dropping.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.--The river is so low
and business generally dull, that it is quite a
formal matter to give full market reports
Corn remains scarce at soc 2 bushel Very lit
tie doing in the cities about.
ATLANTA Ga. -The derh and for Bacon
and Lard is pretty good at 969I3c, hog round
for good and choice lots of Bacon, and l0c for
prime Lard, though no house in the city has
even moderate supply on hand, except j, E.
Williams, who has large quantity of both ar
ticles in store. Butter is dull at 121a els 2 10;
Feathers, none in market, but few could be
sold at 40c n H. Grain-Corn has declined
since we have been favored with some refresh
ing, showers of rain and large lots could not |
be sold for more than 50@60c p bushel-
Meal so do; Oats 40 do; Wheat 1880 do;
Flour 51&@$6 pbbl., (scarce)
AUGUSTA, Ga -Corn-supply still light,
md holders are getting 9O@S1 p bushel--the
rice by small lots-latter by retail These
,rices, however, cannot long be maintained; if
nv quantity is offered on the market. A lot '
f 5000 bushels have sold this week delivered
o the buyer furnishing the sacks at 85c cash. F
70 Peas, Oats or Ryei in market. a
Bacon--Prices tend downward. We under Y
and a lot was sold this week at Sc, the hog
1und, and lot of hhds Western sides at814c.
We quote hog round 8@9c-these are whole =
he prices
Wheat-Therofs good demand for wheat
nd good Red is selling at 90@$1; and White
t Sl'2o@s1 Is p b,ishel.
Flour--We have no change 10 notice in pr y
IS. Good supply on hand. Old superior Au-
lSta canal IS selling at 5000, ana OLD extra
amilv at SOL @7Iby the quantity. New ex-
a Family is retailing at So Denmead's Flour
retailing at S5@6, in bags. y
CuABLEsros S. Cotton--The market is p,
,avy. Sales at l014 Gle, Prices firm. tn
CIxc1vNArr OH1o-RiYer fallen three incl h. NJ NJ
Flour quiet--3 6o@3 Is: whiskeY l83s; ~
Cd demand for lard with sales of 100 bills "a
Oh: sugar, good demand, $50 hhds sold at a., a.,
I@6la; sales 500 hugs coffee at 91l @1O; 3,
olasses 23@25. Nothing done in grain. Ell
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FREyIIIRRIIIL
DlEnIgR & E2ANPT0N
DRU@G19TSa
FAYETTEYILHE, TIM.

(JEe5t Side Of he Pubic $quaye)
3ssszz&sa HAVE just receive a rHi.-H sup
NSS Ply Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals;
Paints Oils, Yarnishes and Dye Stafs;
Window Glass and Putty;
Glass Ware, Perfumerv, fine Soaps;
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Paint Brushes; f
Surgical and Dental InstFaIments;
Spices, SHuffs, Tobacco, Segar;
Patent Medicines, great VARIETY
Pure Wines and Brandies, for med csl purposes
Fancy Articles;
Books School, College, Medical Miscella-
neous, Poetical and Historical;
Blank Books, Letter az a Cap Paper;
Superior Inks, Steel Petis and QIills;
Letter and Note Envelopes;
Note Paper and VisitiH g Cards.
TO which we politely invite the attention OF
physicians and the pulIlic. Pur 'hassr5 viii
find our stock cosrPLETEI We puf chsse on the
best terms and are determined tp offer every
inducement to purchasfrs. Physicians bills
and prescriptions viii receive particular at
tention at al times.
May 2s. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
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. c on0ilotrg- l85f1.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.
0yr We are authorized to announce Col
David = Hobbs. candidate for Sheriff
of I.itcnln county. at the March election. 1884
Ffy-We are autharizei 20 Announce Little
berry T.. Cole. candidate for Sheriff Of
Lihcoln county. at The March election, 1854 .
ttT We are authorized to announce John
r. 5EotIoVs-. candidate for Sheriff of Lin
coln county, n the March election, 1854.
ttJ@ We are authorized to announce Has
~! Grizzarei. a candidate for Sheriff of
Lfcoln county, At the March election, 1854.
Drive are authorized 10 announce Wiley
Va AFexa ndlt.r 4 ssudidate for. Sheriff Of
Lincoln county at the March election, 1854