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ATLANTA MAR a Err.

ATLANTA, jane ii.
Bacou continues TO sell nj e. hdr round;
sides ga Zoe. hams Toe; shoulders 1ic-but
little has been received dlrin, the past week,
yet we see no indication OF an advance. The
market continues dull
Prime Lard is selling at loc.
E"tter l2!c per ID.
Engs II! BE perdoz, wh'ldsale-scarce.
Corn is in good demand at &, n 50c per bu.
sacks rcscrvcd--stock on hand light.
Oats-Also sell readily H, 81 per bu.
Meal 5oc per bushcl.
No change worth noting in the price Of any
other article of produce.
Erchongc-Sight checks On New York ]
per cent premium.
Respectfully,
SEAGO T. ABBOTT.
Gencrai Commission WcrchdHts for tie Pr
chase ami sale Of all kindsot Tennessee Pro-
ducc, Nerchani;Sc groceries, dc.
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MARRIED IN A HURRY--LOre and Pistols.

MARRIED IN A HURRy---Lore and Pistols.
"A wedding took place at the M'Lure House
yesterday which it is currently reported, was
FASTENED by revolver, which, it seems, did
more than the hayward affect ons Of an alb
sconding Don Juan were likely to do. 1t
appears that he left the lady whose affections
he had gained, and who resided in Greenfield,
Ohio, and the suspicion was entertained that
he would not return to redeem his pledge
The lady, in company with her uncle, pursued
and met him somewhere in the cars of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, when the I'M
Gle very coolly presented revolver to the
truant lover, telling him that he must imme.
dia,ely 'marry or die" Not feeling disposed
to try how cold lead felt in his brains, he
chose to-lnarry, and with the old gentleman
and his niece came to this city in the passen-
ger train yesterday, when the prelminares of
obtaining Il license and parson having been
dispatched, he WAS soon bound fast enough
in the chains of wedlock. The uncle said.
having performed his duty, they no longer
needed his services, and took his departure
in last evenings packet for Louisville. The
married pair left soon after in the coach for
the West.
We suppress the names of the parties, rs
needless to the story. and rs, perhaps, intlict-
ing Il needless wound upon those Of whom
il is hoped, We can say with Shakespeare
"All's well that ends WE'LL " hec!ing In
hAigcncer.
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So certain are the effects of DR.. MIanc's
Liver Pills in eases of disordered Liver, that
they are regarded a the specific for hat com.
plicated class of diseases known as IIepatic
The patient has medicine at band upon
which he can always rely. All tia, ia neces.
sarv is to purchase and use Dr. NLanSs Lirer
Pits, to secure restoration tohealth. Read
this -
WuTrs Towysrlr, Allegheny CO., Pa
J. KIDD d Co:-iinaa let me have two
boxes more Of Dr. M'l.ane's Liver Pills. Nv
wife has used two bryes of the Doctors Pills
and assure you they have done her more
good than my family physician has for two
years, during which time he was IN regular
attendance. These two boxes, think will
effect cure. JAMES Jo>Es.
For sale by p. II. KEITH IL Co.. Athens: j. 4.
IL CIV COFFIN, MadiSonvill"; and h. one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. june II.
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New PAPEI.-It is stated that new
Democratic paper is about being established
at Washington City, TO represent the Benton
and Barn-burner interest. II will oppose the
Union in difFusing intelligence 10 the Demo-
cracy of the country, and will also doubtless
make an effort to relieve General Armstrong
from the burthcn of the public printing next
session. Beverley Tucker backed by certain
capitalists, arc the parties interested.
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UIED-On Monday, the 18th inst, at the
residence of her father, John l.. McCarty, Mrs.
M,RrmA EviMN SMITH, wife Of :. a. Smith,
Esq, OF Bradley county--a"cd 20 years.
DIED-On the Sth inst. near Nadsonvillc,
Srs>Y FLlzA, daughter of Dr. H. +. and Char.
lotte Cooke, aged three years and ten months.
"ihc is not dcad--thc child of our affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poorp protection,
And Christ himself doth rule"
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"Julics. am Won n musichincr"

"Julics, am you musichiner!"'
"Ob course ! am, Mr.. Snow; play on two
instruments-thc baboon, and an eight octave
piazza"
.'IIear de Niger talk once, eight octave
Piazza. Why, my colored friend, dar is no
such instrument; you mean an eight octave
Piano.
"Well, OATS what said all der time. Tell
me lie again, and III cave your head in wild
a cord of wood.
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A RULE WITHOUT AN ExcEpTIos.-A
young gentleman feeling restless in church,
leaned forward and addressed an old gentle
man thus spray, Sir, can you tell me rule
without an exccption!" AYES, Sir" he repli-
cd, "a gentleman always behaves well in
Church."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-17

LOUISVILLE June II.
Prorisions-Mess pork quiet at 1850 81
in retail lots, and sale of $50 bbls on pri-
vate terms Bacon dull, and we quote Shout
dcrs from wagons at 81 a 5sc. Sales from
stores of 90 casks Bacon ut 5fc fof shoulders,
and 81 a SIC for clear sides. The sales of
mess pork yesterday and to-day were 500
bbls. all at :l4.2 per Dbl, which is a mater-
al dcclne-COurier.
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L. %. u. r..

McNlrNy l.opGE, No, 81, ]. O. Of o. T.. vii
celebrate the ith of July next, by public PRO
ccssion and an Address. \ punctual attend
ancc of the brethren is requested Neighbour
ing Lodges, and transient brethren in good
standing, are invited to Join with us.
The publ lie generally are also respectfully
invited to be present
=. II. KEITH,
=. J.. GAMBLE, Committee.
Il. ". BRIDGES,
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ChUmrevy Safe or Lets,A.

DY virtue of decree Of the Chancery
ID Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, made at
its February term, 1859, in the cause Of Isaac
y. Swan anu Simeon T.. Browdrr. Admins
traitors of join y. Gamble, deed, rs. the Heirs
. and Creditors of said John !. Gamble, will
on the Goth day of July ncyt, expose to public
sale M The Court house door in the town Of
Benton. Polk county, Tennessee all the right
title. interest and claim, that the said John n.
Gamble, deed, had in and to the following
described Land, to wit: Is Acres more or
less, situate in The Northeast quarter of sec
ton 30; fractional township >, South range
., East of the basis line, beginning at South
east corner Of said quarter. all in Folk com
tv Tennessee, and Ocoee District-it being
the land sold 10y Carter 10 Gamble.
TERMS or SALE:-Cash N hand.
JAMES BERRY, r. d. w.,
By i. FRANK Sr"uT, .. c. a NJ.
June 10, lsj3-6t Prs fee $3.50 2i6
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LATER FROM UTAM-I.atcr advices frcm
Utah represent the latter Day Saints" in Il
condition of palmy prosperity. Gov. Brig
ham Young was on visit apoaethe Indians
of the interior, AMI has issucdlA Reclamation
ordering the employment sof Military force
against certain marauding Mexicsls who in
tested the country.
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Take frequent additions; don't mix any
brandy with your water; wear a clean shirt,
and preserve clean conscience. This will
put you through-thc summer.
One of the best universal panaccas is 4
half eagle. For diseases which attack the
poor, there is nothing that can begin with it.
People who prescribe for the widow and the
fathcrlcss, will please enter it in their note
hnnt
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~. Intellec. is not the moral power,
concience is. Honor, no. talent, makes the
man,
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JT MATTERS NOT MICH

TT MATTERS NOT MUCH.
II matters not much, when the bloom has fled
And the light has gone from TIE lustrous
eye,
And the sensitive heart is cuid and dead,
Where the Wondering ashes are left 10 lie.
II matters not much if the soaring mind
Like the flowers perfume is eXhalcd to
heaven,
That its earthly STROUD should be cast behind
To decay wherever place is given.
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d. CunninglIam's, Dry Creek, Friday, June II
Coco Creek, Saturday, IS
Ball Play Iron Works, Monday. 90
Big Creek Meeting House, Tuesday, 81
Watson's, Wednesday, 90
McSpadden's School House, Thursday, %
Abel Ricketts,, Friday, 81
Philadelphia, Saturday, %
Kclsoc's Mills, Monday, 81
jacksonville, Tuesday, 90
McNIINN COUNTY
Elijah Gates, Thursday, 80
Taplcy Gregory's, Friday, July |
Pcarcc's, Saturday, ,
Riceyillc, Tuesday, 5
Calhoun, Wednesday, &
John Hanks. Thursday. Z
John Cox's Mills, Thursday, 8
Longs y Roads. Saturday, .
John Jack Wednesday, 10
All aspirants are respectfully requested to
attend said appointments.
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One pair of pigs will increase in six years
to one hundred and nineteen thousand one
hundred and siyty-nine taking the increase
at fourteen times per annum. A pair of
sheep in the same time would be only six
tv-fOur.
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~" That want 4 bad idea Of Sam Sticks,
when suffering from intense heat, he said she
felt desire to take off his flesh and sit in
his bones awhile to cool himself"
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A man in Detroit advcrtises for partner
in the nursery business. This is a new way
for advertising for II wife.
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~ Edward A. Graves, Of Ky, has been
appointed an Indian Agent in New Mexico,
and Sam'i N. Hawkins to be the Register Of
the Land Office at Grenada, Miss.
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CONGRESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
II. Nixon VAN DYKE and SAMUEL A. SMITH
Esqs, candidates for Congress in the Sd Con-
grcssiona District, will address their fellow
citizens ut the following times and places, in
addition to those heretofore announced by
Col. Smith, viz:
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"What ugly looking brat is that under the
window, Sus;n!'
"Why, that is minc," replied Mis-
"Oh. call the dear pretty little creature in,
and let me kiss her"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-17

A wrinkle is the line by which time gencr
ally travels.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-06-17

~ Spring, the murderer, was executed
in Philadelphia on the 10th.
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~ "iou say. Mrs. Smith, that you have
lived with the defendant for eight years
Does the Court understand from that, that
you are married to him!'
"In course it does
'llavc youa marriage ccrtiicatc!!'
ayes, your honor, three on 'em-two gals
and u boy"
Verdict for the plain,ih-call the next
case"
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wThe New York Tribune says a loan
$4,000, 900 has been taken privately by the
r,cnied men there 10 q Western Railroad.
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US. TREAsURY-1'he amount now in the
United States Treasury subject to draft is
S2O,S5O25O. The Mint coinage at PhiIadel-
phia for Nav was In gold, S2,S23,5o6; in
gold bars, S2,2O5,7l6; in silver, SCHOOL,
total, including gold bars in April, S5,729,22G.
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ANSWER TO THE ENIGMA or JUNE 10TH
Solmions.-Wine, Rum. Water, Quarrel,
Walow in the miro. Health. Hell.
The whole is-THE MAINE LIQUoR LAW.
H. [. i. II.
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from.
Groceries.

4 LARGE assortment Of "Tcllico" and
~ changing bog received and for sale by
April II. McSpADDEN d HORTON.
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NOTICE.

Twill attend at the following times and
places for the purpose Of collecting the taxes
due the State and county, for the year 1853:
9th Dist, James Pcarce's, Monday, June Is
9Th Il. Gregory, Esq's, Tuesday II
9TH Athens, "Wednesday" Is
4ih f. Cate, Esq's, Thursday, ld
Sd J. Thomas, Esq's, Friday, II
ID ID. McphaiI, Esq's, Saturday, IS
LIST Place Of Voting, Monday, 20
5th d" A. St.John, Esq's, Tuesday, 81
9th J. l.. Ncwman's, "Wednesday" %
18th d" John Jack, Esq's, Thursday, :" %
18th Firestonc place, Friday, 81
Il,h &. w. Krrksey's, Saturday, 25
18th " Place of Voting, Monday, 81
18th Underdown's, Tuesday, %
10th Dodson's Store, Wednesday," 90
18th /" Culpeppers, Thursday, 30
All those falling to make prompt payment
may expect to pay with costs on or after the
LIST of July, for am compelled 10 collect the
Taxes and pay over forthwith.
THOS. ROGERS,
Tor Collector far NcMirn county.
Nav 90. 1853.
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4 LARGE and excellent stool. Of Groceries
n for sale low down for cash, by
Auril II. NrSPApDEN ~ HORTON.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR GOVERNOR.
Hon. ANDREW JoHS,oN and Maj. &. a
Henry, will address the people of the differ
ent counties ut the following times and
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Notice..

VNllE undersigned has been appointed by
/ the Governor Of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, COMMISSIONER to take nc.
acknowledgements Of Deeds, de-, de-, for the
state of Tennessee. JNO. NJ. DOW.
Polk co., Tenn, June 10, lS53-it* 2i6
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
pONDElli
When knowledge " Happiness. Ills cul.
lnble to he Ignorant.

sFr- on receipt Of one Dollar (for the fine Ell
ton extra bnlingD 1.-THE MARRIED WOMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" il sent CRdiied
Jee) Ia any part e" the United States All letters must
he postpaid, and addressed Ia Dr. \. NJ MAURt.
CEAT, Box 1924, New York city Publishing Ofico
No l29 Liberty Street, New York.
For sale ty Allison Il cook, Lebanon; Bell
4 llockcrsmj,h, Springfield; l.. c. Clonst"n.
franklin; 1hos. II, Buck, Drcsdcn-Tenn.
In Nco York Cih by >tringcr d Townsend;
Adrinucc, sherman u Co., Dewitt d pnven-
iai', Garacs & Co., Office, l21 Liberty street,
ncar Gre awirh.
may II, '52-iy 2i2
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Magnificent Maryland Lotteries

Magnificent Maryland Lotteries
For June, 1853.
Payment Of Prizes guaranteed By tie State Of
Nary'and
MARION & co., Agents,
baltimore; .RsH.
The following splendid SCHEMES arc
particularly worthy the attention of the pub.
lie. comprising some of The most Brilliant
Lotteries ever drawn in he United States.
ANOTHER GOOD $500 LOTTERY.
OK THURSDAY. June %, 1853.
CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY.
Class ~.
70 Numbcrs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prize Of $4,000 is $4,000
" 1900 is $4,000
" 5000 is 5000
20 Prizes Of COO are 10000
20 a." LOCO are 10000. &c.
Tickets S5-IIalycs 2,J9--Quartcrs l,25.
Certificates of Packages cost,
Or Whocs, $7i,C0 2G Quarters $3.50
% Halves, 1870 20 Eigh,hs, 9,25
LOOK. LOOK, LOoH..!
TIE Best LOTTERY EVER DRAwS.
ALL pRlZES-NO BLANKS.
Oy SATURDAY. Jane %. 1858.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class o,
rs Numbcrs--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prize OF $1,000 is $4,000
E" $4,000 is 10000
| g 10000 is 10000
:" lUOO0is 10000
100 Prizes of 1000 are 100000
500 :. 500 are 100000
Tickets :S3o--IIalves l5-Quarters $50.
Certificates of Parkigcs cost,
&c Wholcs $3.50 90 90 Quarters $3.50
20 Halves III 80 % Eighths 4i,37
ANOTHER RICH DOLLAR LOTTERY
ON THURSDAY. Lunc 80. 1858.
PATApSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Class Isl.
- Numbrrs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prize of $1,000 is $1,000
10 Prizes of 1000 are 10000
10 500 are 5000
s 800 are 2,40O
70 100 are 1900, &c.
Tickets $Sl-ilaycs jOc.-Quartcrs 25c.
Certificates Of Packages cost,
% Wholes SllOO % Quarters $50
20 Halves 100 % Eighths l,75
The Lotteries in Maryland are drawn under
State authority. through 4 sworn Commits
sioncr appointed for the purpose, thus guar
antceing TO the purchaser the fairness Of the
drawing.
A single package in any OF the above Lot
tcrics can draw the four highest prizes in the
scheme.
We invariably answer letters by return
mail, enclosing the tickets in Il proper cnvel-
opc, observing the strctcst confidence: and
after the drawing is over. we send the official
printed drawing duly certified to by the State
Officers with Il written explanation of the
result. All prizes bought at our office are
payable immediately after the drawing, in
current money. Bank Notes of any State
taken 1T par for tickets.
Orders solicited through the Post Office.
We sell tickets in all Lotteries advertised
by other vendors, at the same price us adycr-
,i,rd by them.
To get the BIG Prizes be sure TO call on or
address your orders TO III" old established
house of MARION ~ Co,
Corner Of Gay and Faycttcc street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
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zoo LBS. very superior Rio Coffee just
-ctV received and for ale by
April IL ROSS ~ co.
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HAY! HaV!

L EYES. son & CO., wish 10 purchase .
IN large quantity of merchantable HAY,
for which they viii ray liberal price.
April Is.
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(hanecrv Court at athens.

VENHVVF! VUNTT 1T N'HFNS.
Reuben Humphrey, stephen Humphrey, Nor
ris Humphrey, and Others,
rs.
Joseph McCorllc Executor Of James Hum
rhrcy, decd, and Jane. BAKER by hi Guar-
dian, Wm. oats.
'J'iiE account ordered ~ bis cause nj the
i last term of the 'our; vii be taken nj
the office Of the Clerk Il Master in Athens,
on Monday, the lith July nest, when the par
ties can attend with their proof
WM LOWRY, T. d. w.
June 10. lS53--tl Prs'fcc - 2i6
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T :

WHY IsITl
TIN, behold many females in The msrdisn 81 i'e
tken ~ health aud spirits it complication Of diseases
and ailments depnyDg them Of the ower Tor the enjoyment
Of life age when physical hc,h, buoyaley VI spns
happy serenity mind asng from condition Vi health
should be predominant.
Many ofthe causes of her surnngs rstpeaps yesrs
before perhaps during giilhood the first OF marrisgr
then origin h pass unnoticed and OIL coaiss
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late be benefited by knowledge we look
back and mourn and regret the full consequences OF our
What would often give posses IN early life tie
knowledge Obtain after years /. Aud what diys ana
nights Of anguish might not have been spared u us
know IS timely possessed 1t Is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many wiS
for years from simple and cohtrOlisbe, easily
tmeGied-OT better ill,-not incurred, ife'ery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed tie information contained little volume twih
ia III, scl Of all) which would spare TO herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And To her husband the constant toll aud anxiety Of mird.
necessarily d,v O,ng upon him from sickness II the wife.
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring That COM
which his esftOus entitled and the possession
If which woud the happiness oil himself, vile, and
children.
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THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion.

BY DR.. A. II. IAURlCEhc,
pnorr.sou o. pIsEA,E. or wOnrN.
On. Eundr,dth Edition. l3mo. PIP. go Price, 50 CO
FOX FINE rArgH, EXTRA BINDING, 81 co.
fi,., published in 1917, aud !, is no,
srRpRIzING OR WONDERFUL,
Comsidrring that EVERY FEMAL
WHETHER MARRIED. OR not. cnn her0s
acquire u full knowledge of the nature.
character and causes Of her complaints.
with the various symptoms, ana thaS
nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
1t mpncc,ble to convey fully The ''Iior' ,uh'rt's
married, or those contemllagg marriages bu, female
'ou, Of enjoying health aud hat beauty consequent uon
o" her husband but either ,, orw'i Obtain Il has VII
every husband who has the love aud affection Of his wis al
heart. that OF his own recun'ary Improvement
UPW ARDS Of ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT RY MAIL within the las, few months
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!
Buy no boo,, unless "Dr A N. Mauriccau. lsa
Liberty street, N y. is on the title page and the entry
in the Clerk Office the back u the title psge; and
buy only Of respectable and honorable dealers, or send
BY mail, aud address To Dr. A. NJ Maurccau rs there
IRE spurious aud surreptOus inirlngemens Of copy
right
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDENI
No excuse for Ignorance, when Ignorance
" Misery to those we hold neRr aud dear.
mud when to hIspel our Ignorance Is With
In our reach.
To enable every ono 10 decide upon the iadt.p-n-
srbtc necessity Of possessing copy, and that no wife
or mother need remain Uninnrmcd upon the many
causes which, sooner Or LAGER, are destined to make
fearful rya:cs upon her health unless guarded against,
and that considerable and aGeclonae husband have
cause 10 upbrai himself with neglect of the welfare
OF his wfc-a pamphlr, Of thry-slN pages. containing
mn 7Ne-iryf GHd Iqd,,r IF toHieHis together with
extracts from the book, will be sent free ~ chhyye u
any part Of the United States, by addressing postpaid.
p. hpF,iu
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r1y5" J. &. STEWART, Candidate for the
State Senate, in the district composed of the
Counties of Mcigs, McNlinn, Polk, and Mon
roe, will address the people at the following
times and places. All candidates for the Sen.
ate, are respectfully requested to attend said
appointments.
MONEOE COUNTY
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Jacob lIouts,
as.

Matthew 4. White,
rJNIlE account ordered in this cause nj the
last term of the Court, will be taken AT
the Masters Office in Athens, on Tuesday, the
l2,h day of July next, when the parties can
attend with their proof.
WM. LOWRY, C. d. w.
June 10, I'D Prs fee 81 I'D
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COD GALLONS very superior Mo!asscs
| cDO and syrup, just received and for sale
! hy Inpril = POS Il co.
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LOUISVILLE MARKET.

oDmisuon and Fcrra r<e:s~!! reliant,
No. Al Camp street, .Asm Orleans