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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-10-13

A LARGE HoG.-SIr. Pnyten Davis, rcsd-
ing in the neighborhood of Snickersvile, in
Virginia, has hog of huge dimensions. We
are informed by a gentleman who was to see
his hogshp, that he measures nine feet ten
inches from snout to tail, seven feet two inch
es in girth, and is four feet high. His sup.
posed weight is one thousand two hundred
pounds, and his age two years and six months.
If any farmer in this State can beat this speci.
men of Loudon growth, we request him to
"trot him out" Mr.. D., when killing time
comes, can surely ego the whole hog" among
his neighbors. This animal will be for ex-
hibition ut our agricultural fair during the
coming notwithstanding Dem.
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na1,ca for 9aHcs

DURSUANT to an interlocutory decree
l. and order of the Circuit Court Of Meigs
county, Tennessee, at the September term,
1854, Of said Court, | will proceed to go upon
the premises and offer for sale at public out
cry, on Saturday, the 18th day of November
proximo, the following described tract or
parcel of Land, TO witt
One Hundred and rifty~tbrec Acres,
more or less, situate, lying and being in tho
county and State aforesaid, being part OF
the second section, third fractional township.
West of the meridian, liiwassee District, be-
ginning At the Northeast corner Of the North
east quarter of said section, and being the
Land belonging to the estate Of Samuel Me-
Adoo, deed, on which he resided previous to
his death The said Land will be sold for tho
purpose of eirecting n distribution amongst
The heirs of Samuel McAdoo, deceased.
TrRxs:-Onel fourth TO be paid in hand, and
the balance on one and two years credit, by
equal instalments, bearing interest from date.
aud n lien retained with note and approved
security. W. H. Mo\iNl,hf' CterF'
Oct. o. 1s5i-0t prs Zee SO $40
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Oct. 10.
We notice the arrival during the past week of liberal
share OF Bacon and Lard. Also, of some Groceries,
though the stock of Coffee Sugar. Moasses &c. is not
yet complete.
BACON is selling at little easier prices, but in our
opinion will not go much lower Clear sides are retailing
from store at ~ 90 12Hc hams 1919 40 13c; shoulders
1019 a lie; hog round IL a 12c.
LARD-In barrels 1219c D n, stock light
FLOUR-Dull at a 4%c u b.
FEATHERS AZ a 45c u ~
COFFEE 12L % 13]c II ID.
SUGAR-New Orleans fair SIC; prime &c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans in barrels 2sc.
Yours, truly,
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants
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CINCINNATI CONFERENCE OF THE NJ E. CnURCu.
AT the session of the Conference recently,
we learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, Rev.
Leroy Swormstead, Book Agent, made an ex-
hibit of the financial condition of the Metho
dist Book Concern at Cincinnati, by which it
was shown the resources are $257,797 OF, in
Guiding balance, notes and accounts. real es-
tate, Fuel Co., and ms. Co. stock, and cash
and drafts. The liabilities in notes and ac-
counts were shown to be S24,27S 90 Profits
for the year ending March 81, 1854, S7.246 80.
The following is taken from the report on
the condition of the Periodical Literature of
the Church.
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A BANKER CHARGED WITH MuRDER.-Geo. w.
Green, private banker of Chicago, has been
arrested on the charge of causing the death
of his wife by poison. lie and his wife were
very wealthy. Green himself is worth $780,
900. When arrested by the Sheriff, Green
presented loaded rifle at his breast, and
drew out bowie knife with blade about a
foot long, and threatened instant death to any
one who should touch him. He was how
ayor folr eocuro1
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say- rove Nothngs is tho name of Soci-
ETY. which lately organized in Romney, va
The object of this Society is to keep every
one who joins, out of debt. The editor of
the Argus hopes some of his subscribers will
join it. and then, perhaps, he can follow their
example.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-10-13

The Hop Crop in New York is very large
and fine one this year. In the counties of
Otsego, Madison and Oneida, the yield is very
heavy. Iii estimated that the crop in Otse-
60 alone is worth half million of dollars, at
the prices now ruling, that is, from 37t to 40
cents for choice lots, and the prospect Of n
still further advance.
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~ A daughter of the Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, late United States Senator from Indi-
ana, at n recent county fair at Connellsyiile
in that State, received the highest prze-a
side saddle worth $l00-as heng the best
lady rider all who presented themselves as
connections.
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William J. Rice, George G. Gardner and wife
Sarah Gardner

Petition to Sell Lands and Negroes.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
Il from the petition, that the said William }.
Rice and George G. Gardner and wife Sarah
Gardner, are non.residonts of the state Of
Tennessee it is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the Athens Post, II
newspaper published in the town of Athens,
McMinn county, Tennessee, for four successive
wseks, notifying the said respondents 60 APP
pear at the next term of said County Court,
to be holden for the county of McMinn, in
the State of Tennessee at the Courthouse in
Athens on the LIST Monday Of November next,
and then and there plead, answer or demur
to said petition, or the same will be taken as
confessed and the cause set for hearing e6
pdrfe. THOMAS VAUGHAN, Cters'
Oct. 6, lS5l-4t prs fee 50 8l0
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JOHN HEBRON,
az Mn

and
JOHN TTEE.RoN,
OF Charleston, y. a.,
Who has experience of 90 years In the commerce
Charleston the last Of the time spent the Re-
ceivng and Forwarding Department of the South Carroll
ma Rail Road Company respectfully oIer their services
as GENERAL AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS for the receiving and forwarding of all Goods,
Wares, Merchandise and Machinery through Charleston.
ALSO,
For the sale of all kinds of East Tennessee and South
PRODUCE, viz; Flour Corn, Bacon, Lard, Tobacco,
Cotton Rice, Wheat Oats Rye, Feathers, Butter Eggs,
&C., &c.
We not now, do we intend to be, during the
continuance of our business either directly indirectly
engaged in specuatons whatever, therefore intend
to devote PERSONAL attention to the very best in
teress Of customers relying solely upon energy
and prOmpness to sustain and hoping by unremittng
care and attention to merit and receive share of public
patronage.
Office and Warehouse Atlantic Wharf, three build
ngs east of Post Office and Custom House.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
N, Cannon Son. Craighead Deadrck, and mer-
chants generally, Knoxville Tenn
O. A. Upton, Rail Road AGENT and merchants gencr-
ally LoudOn, Tenn.
French & Van Epps, and j. ]. Bryant, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
W. d. A. Ramsey, Secretary of State; A. r. Crozier,
Comptroller of Treasury, and NJ. NJ. Swan, Nashville,
Tenn.
II. b. Norvell, Huntsville, Ala.
C. l.. King Decatur, Ala
J. II. Love & Co., Whitesburg, Ala.
NJ. H. Swan Belfont, Ala
p, d. Gates, 12 Broadway, New York.
Col James Gadsden, Charleston.
John Caldwell, President OF South Carolina Rail Road
Thomas Waring, Auditor of South Carolina Rail Road
John King Agent of South Carolina Rail Road
Hyatt, McBurney & Co.. and j. $. i. Bowie Co.,
Charleston, s. c. ts ~ [sept 10, 1S5i--tf
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HHied.

In this place, on Wednesday morning, nth inst OF
Group, MARY REBEccA, only daughter Of VIM. b. and
Caroline NJ Russell, aged four years, one month and
four days 81 ..
e Kingston Gazetteer will please COPY.
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j. A. A " 5 L. II Y.

Commission and Produce Merchant,
Office on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta, C+a.,
ENTlLL give prompt and personal attention TO tho
w sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour Cotton and
all articles of Merchandise consigned to him Also TO
the forwarding Of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rates. Liberal advances, o
ther IN cash or by accepances made articles in
or when bills of lading accompany drafts
REFERENCES ---liaker Wilcox Co.; NJ. & b. Wilkinson
u e. Fargo, Cashier" Augusta, Ga. Hand Williams g.
Wilcox; Thos Trout Co, Charleston, 5. Q. VIM Dun
cam Paddeliord, Fay Co.; f. 4. Willis, Savannah Ga
Sturges Bennett Co.. New York. j. C. Wilson & Co;
D. Stuart & Son, Baltimore. Wood & Low, New Orleans
Z. u. Weborn, Dalton Ga. Grenvilc & sample Chat
tanooga Tenn Bearden, Son & Co., Knoxville Tenn.
). X, Reeder, Athens Tenn. W. Shapard & Co; Berry
Demevie, Nashville, Tenn. [Scpt. To- '5l-tf-3l9
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-10-13

l-y- THE cholera has disappeared sudden
" and almost entirely from Pittsburg. There
is, says an extra of the pittsburg Commercial
journal of the oath Instant no diversity
among the medical faculty OF the city on this
point
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-10-13

SUICIDE OF YOUNG LADY.-AIiss Jennie
Beard, a beautiful and highly respectable
young lady of Bristol Wayne county, Ohio,
hung herself to cherry tree with a chain,
on Saturday week. She was disappointed in
n love affair
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Know all Men by these presents.

That the Mexican Mustang Eminent is Balm for every
Wound, cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Salt Rheum, letter. Piles, Scad Head Caked
Breast Sore Nipples Sore Shins, Burns Scads Ulcers
Gout Still Joints, Bruises, Cuts Chafes Calls SPAWN
Spint, RingBone, Sweeney, Sores Scratches Poll Evil
Hard Lumps or Tumors, and all kinds Of Pains or In
Examination, in man or beast
For sale in Athens by WM. BURNS; in Calhoun by b.
+. MARTIN; in Charleston by JAS. b. Balm Goct 8
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A WORD TO BoYs.-You were made to be
kind and generous. If there is boy at
school who has club foot, don't let him
know that you ever saw it. If there is n
boy with ragged clothes, don't talk about
rags in his hearing. If there is n lame boy,
assign to him some part of the game which
does not require running.
II there is hungry one, give him part of
your dinner If there is n dull one, help
him to get his lesson. If larger or stron-
ger boy has injured you, forgive him, and
request the teacher not to punish him. All
the school will show by their courtenances
how much better it is to have great soul
than n great fist
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-10-13

a double barrcled cannon TO load at the
breech, and the barrels of which may be NOV
cd in different directions, has been construct.
cd at Berlin, Prussia.
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wherever that Great medicine,

Called II. G.. FARRELL's CELEBRATED ARABIAN
EMINENT, has been introduced, It has performed the
most extraordinary In the annals Of medical his
tory-every body who II becomes its warmest
friend-they not only keep 1t alwas on hand for the
benefit of It's timely In cases OF emergency, but
recommend 1t all their friends II has been before the
public for nearly ten years, and yet is daily developing
virtues; many diseases have been cured by it, for
which the proprietor had never recommended 1t; its
magical virtues spreads through the land with the speed
of lightning and many, very many poor invallds who
supposed their days this earth fast drawing to
close have been by persevering OF this invaluable
Linment HEALED, and now rejoice In the blessings OF
health and the enjoyment Of this beautiful world. Read
this beeve and not to doubt Inquire OF your neigh
bors whom you know to have used it, and they will tell
you that medicine discovered possesses the half
OF its extraordinary healing powers The racking pains
OF rheumatism and neuralgia yield in few minutes TO
its powerful anodyne properties. "The lame are made
to walk" Old sores, which have rendesed the subject
loathesome thing to behold, are healed The weak and
trembling from deranged state Of the nerves, by the
Of this Linment, rejoice in the recovery OF their
former health and strength Many long standing aiIec
Of the liver lungs and Kidneys have yielded to its
after the various remedies had failed. IL Is very
eicacous in curing the diseases Of horses and cattle,
such as sweeny spransi bruises, swelings, cramps,
lameness dry shoulder, spln Sc, and II used In the
beginning never fails to stop the further progress OF
hstula, poll evil, ringbone and spawn.
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Cool YET AccoMMoDATISG.-We tax

Cool YET ACcoMMoDATING.-We take
the following from the Fayetteville (Ark.)
Independent:
A man by the name of Bahr in Sebastian
county was lately in very peculiar clrcunstan-
ces. Whilst absent from home vagabond
by the name of Rose made the acquaintance
OF his family, and actually so far transcribed
the bounds of propriety MS to induce Mrs.
Bahr to consent to runaway from her husband
and cohabt with him. Accordingly he yoked
up Bahr's oxen, loaded the cart with the eff.
iects about the house, placed Mrs. Bahr and
her two children on the top of them, and was
just about to cry out 'git up, Berry when
Bahr made his appearance. He had already
heard of his wile's unfaithlulness, and came
up weeping. .,g
'Oh, Polly Jane, Polly Jane, nre you going
to leave me, and take away Bob and Sarin-
da 2"
Mrs. Bahr answered not word, but the
attention of Rose was drawn to the lamen-
tatons.
What's the matter, Mr.. Bahr 2" said
Rose.
"Polly and the children is going to be sep
aratcd from me-" responded Bahr.
"No need OF that, Mr.. Bahr, no need Of that.
Come and go along with us; in fact, we need
you to pack water and chopwood. Cheer up
and come along Don't look at the dark side
OF life, you'll have first rate time. Git up,
Berry,"
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A New D. DIT is said since Benton
called Petit, of Indiana, dirty dog" the
correspondents of the latter, in addressing
him, allix u ID. D. to his name.
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LAND for @alo.

HBQRSUANT to Deed of Trust executed to me by
"A isaac Widows to secure certain debts therein men
TONED win proceed to sell, the premises on Satur.
Jay ih November next, the Northeast quarter of
uon sA second fractional township, second range West
TERMS Cash in hand.
Sept. IS, 1876 Prs fee ssS5 SIS
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Goods at Cost!

NNTE would respectfully announce to the public that
w our time of partnership will expire soon, and in
order to close up business we will SELL FOR CASH.
our entire stuck of
Goods ut Cost.
Our stock comprises all the articles usually kept In
this market such as Cloths, Cassimeres Jeans SAITH
nets, Cottonades, Fancy Stripes,
Ladies' Dress Goods.
De LANES, Ginghams, POpns Muslins, silks Jaconets
Lawns, Edgings, Insertions Ribbons Gloves Hosiery
&c. large stock of Mems and Boys Hats Boots and
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery. Also, good lot of
KcaGy-Eade Clothing
for Fall and Winter wear We will sell any OF the above
articles at CoS and Cry7iGge at wholesale or RETAIL
Any person wishing to engage in the trade would do we'll
to call and examine our stock.
MCSpADDEN 4 HORTON.
p. S.-Persons indebted to us for the years 1859 and
1893 would do well to call Immediately and settle up
money We want, and money must have
Sept. S, 1854 MCSPADDEN & HORTON.
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t3y The Boston Traveller of the 81 inst

says:
We hear Of several failures ofconsiderable
magnitude; one ola dry goods house, another
concern in the Australian trade, and anoth-
er large operator in real estate. The fail.
ure of u wholesale drug establishment is also
reportcd
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s5|- The Sheibyvle Expositor says that
Corn rates in Lincoln county at 50 to 50 %
per barrel with downward tendency.
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County Court of NEcMinn CO.., Tenn.

OCTOBER Session, 1854.
Charles W. Rice and Henry Rice, Admins
traitors, andlhomas A. Owen, and wife Nancy
Jesse Rice, John Rice, 1.-the Rice, Henry
Rice, Charles Rice, by his Guardian, Jesse
Rice, and Isaac Il. Rice, heirsat-aw Of
John Rice, decd,
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Chancery Court mt Jacksonville.
OCTOBER RULES, 1854.
Il. b. Darlington,

ChunCCry Court mt MadisOnyitlc.
OCTOBER RULES, 1854.
Il. u. Darlington,
Gs
f. c. Hooper, g. s. Glen, s. Il. Hall and Thos. Weston.
n T appearing from the hill filed by complainant, that
defendant H. q. Hooper, resides beyond the limits Of
Tennessee publication is ordered to be made for four
Hooper to make his personal appearance at the next
term of the Chancery Court to be held at the Court
house In jacksonville, on the LIST Monday OF December
and answer said BILL or the same will be heard pro con-
tesso. J. A. COFFIN, O. q w.
Oct. G. 1s5t-it Prs fee 80 315
Robert McReynolds,
Isaac ID. Mclcynolds and others.
III appearing from the bill Of complainant that defend
ant Isaac d. McReynolds resides beyond the limits OF
Tennessee, publication Is ordered for four successive
weeks in thkAthens Post, requiring said Isaac d. Nc
REYNOLDS 10 appear at the next term OF the Chanccy
Court to be held at the Courthouse in Madsonvie, on
the Isl Monday Of December next and answer said bill
or the same win be taken as confessed and heard ac
cordingly Ia. COFFIN, C. % W.
Oet. q. iG5i-it Prs fee 50 3l5
Wiley Loughn, complainant,
~.
Martin A. Kennedy, respondent,
GtOMPLAINANT'S hill alleges that defendant kennc-
Jdy has removed to parts unknown, publication Is
therefore ordered be made for four successive weeks In
at the next Of the Chanccry Court, to
be held at the Courthouse In Madisonvie, the LIST
Monday Of December next or the same will be taken
as confessed and heard ca pdTte.
Oct. @, 1SJi-it Prs fee ~ BIO
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kNow-NoTHISGIsM IN BANGOR, ME.-The
Board of Aldermen of Bangor, just previous
to the election, struck from the voting lists
of the city the names of one hundred and two
voters, on testimony bcirg exhibited that they
Mere not nniive born citizens of tho country
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Hay, Oats and Fodder.

WYE wish to purchase large lot of Hay, sheaf Oats
wv and Fodder, for which we will pay the highest
market price, IN cash. -
Oct 0, 1851 KEyES 4 HENDERSON.
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GARDNER, SHEPHERD q co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
s III q IL =, Ill A II =,
straw Goods,

No 80 PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
TuNE attention Of Merchants is respectfully Invited to
ouT extensive Fall and Winter supplies Of the
above Goods which are arriving and will be com
plete by the 25th Of August
onr purchases are made exclusively Of manufacturers,
and we are determined to compete successfully In prices
with New York and Philadelphia jobbcrs. Our ability
TO do this will not be denied by any candid man who
will take the trouble to investigate the matter and com
marc our advantages with those of Eastern houses
Our stock will be unusually large and varied, and buy
ers may rely finding with us everything IN our me
od,ue1 10 The wants Of the trade, Mt low prices
can be found in this or any other market ~
N'''' GARDNER, SHEPHERD co.
I'll. u.uol producc Of the country-Wool, Feathers,
ninscnr a. TAI a, M the highest market value, In cN-
'n I,Iy OF ~ iSSt"Sms 8O G.,s & co.
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The cash sales of the Cincinnati Book
Room for the past year were S90,5G6 so
At Chicago 34,03S SO
The North Western Christian Advocate at
Chicago, it is stated, although recently estab-
lished, had q subscription list of 1922.
The Annual Report of the Book Commit
tee of New York, and the Annual Exhibit of
their Book Concern, were read. The Chris
tian Advocate, it is stated, had 10000 circu-
lation. The increase during the year of Book
Fund was $4,000; of Periodical $4,000
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The Order Among the Granite IGlls.-The
Great Falls IN. H.) Journal says
"The Know-Nothings in New Hampshire
now number more than 10000, and are rapid
" increasing; and before our next annual
election will be large enough to control the
Stato"
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~ The newspapers at St. Louis are near
ly out of paper, and the city is said TO be full
of country editors, vainly endeavoring to
secure supply. The st. Louis Intelligencer
has already appeared in borrowed clothes"
The low stage of water in the Upper Ohio,
from whence the supply is usually obtained,
accounts for the scarcity of the article in St.
Touis
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10 MorohaY,t.

To Morcha11tss.
EMAVlNG located with ". D.. EsarianI. Gate
n n Anderson larand,) No 1870 Market street IN lie
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS,
take this method Of soliciting call from Merchants
when they visit this city to purchase Goods and will at
tend to filling orders in the Boot and Shoe line PROMPTLY
and pledge myself to send Goods as low as any house In
Philadelphia, New York baltimore
Respectfully, VIC WITT
(Ldt6 Of athens, TsRR)
fnllauelphiai sept, ~, lS5i-3m S13
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DIR. Ni'Lnnc's Vermifugc.

ANOTHER MEDICAL WTSEss.-It is small evidence of
the intrinsic value of this great Vermfuge when even
physicians, who generally preudiced against patent
medicines, voluntarily forward and testify to its
triumphat in expeng worms. Read the follow
ing:
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PIA. g.

n UST received from the manufacturers in New York
CD and Boston the following very fine first class ianos
One elegant finish Rosewood, 7 octave, Iron Frame;
One Douduor %
One square plain style, iron frame, round corners;
One " b."
The above instruments are built for durability af
strength web for sauty of architecture; and ,us
sweetness well as fulliess Of tone. Those wshn - !.
purchase are invited to call and examine them ing
subscriber sells but the very best of selected ng
struments II. G.. COOKE 4
Also, on hand fine assortment of Piano Music.
Sept /, 1S5f-tf $40
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Book Lost

Pocket Book Lost.
TuyE subscriber lost, Monday last, somewhere in
"a Athens, common Leather Pocket Book, contain
inc between Six and Seven Dollars In money two Notes
of hand-onc for Ten Dollars from Jno. Sweeney, pay
able to the subscriber and for Five Dollars made by
Josiah H. Blair, and payable to same The Book also
contained good many receipts and papers valuable to
no person but the owner. Any pnrson finding said
Pocket Book and papers and returning them to shall
be suitably rewarded All persons cautioned against
trading for said notes. JNO. MARTIN.
McMinn county, Oct. G, 1S5i-3t 3l5
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Cnnhies! CnndicsI

N USr received n fresh supply Of Candies assorted;
eV Rasins, Figs, Prunes, Lemon Syrup, Lemon Sugar,
&C.. &C., and for sale at [Sept 81 sEllORN'S.
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BREAKFAST HOUSE,

Ls Aebbi. a SH0s hGskts
a. s. BRIDGE5
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the travelling public that
EG he has opened House of Entertainment in the
long white house with the oak tree in 'front.' Mt tho
Athens Depot where he will be glad to all who may
call on him with the Best the country affords
Athens, Sept |, 1S5i-tf $40
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G. Nj. NORTHRUP,

a & c O n IN O y at IL n w !,
Chattanooga, Tenn,
WHTILL practice in Hamilton, Bradley, Rhen, Bed-
Wv soc and Marion counties, In Tennessee. Win col
tect deJts In all lower East Tennessee. [aug 25 Off