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CO vi NI E R CIAL.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Sept. 3.
Since our last weeks review we note a marked ad-
In the price Of BACON especially sides. We quote
prime article in demand at - % lac; hams l2J6c;
shoulders 10 % lie; hog round l2Ic-sock in market
very light. LARD has also slightly advanced--a good
article in barrels commands 12Hc in kegs and cans 10
q lac. Corn, dull sale soc h bu sacked MEAL dull,
50 a. 90c y bu. FLOUR, super6ne in request 81 u Dbl
WHEAT, prime red S1i5 a 1870 q bu. PEAS, stock II.
ExCHAsGg-sght drafts on New York nc; Augusta,
Charleston and savannah 4 u cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
sEAG0 & ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants.
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The ViLLIAN.-Meph., having heard tina
a man in Florida, who was bitten by a locust
chcwcd his tongue into fragments in rage
wonts TO know if the insect cannot be pro
cured in this noigborhood. lie would lik,
to try It's effect on some OF his females nc
quaintances!
We have given that young man over tt
reprobacy and hardness of heart
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To the Public.

TIIE undersigned takes pleasure in Inform
L ing the Travelling community, that he has
succeeded IN fitting up neat aud convenient
Hack. which he intends running Daily be-
tween SWEErWATER DEPOT and MADI.
SONVlLLE, TENN. Every attention will be
given to render passengers comfortable, and
at reasonable charges. The travelling com
munity will find it TO their interest to look
this way ANDREW 5 DAVIS.
Sept 7-3ts S6S
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tY- California will soon have Railway
built and in operation. The Sacramento
Valley Railroad is in process of construction,
and the Company have a'rcoty commenced
laying down the rails at Sacramento City. A
portion of the road was to have been finished
and opercd on the fifteenth day of August.
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BURLINGTON, N. j.. September S.-Mr. Gil
lespie, of Natchez, is dead. Mrs. Gillespie's
foot has been amputated, and there is better
prospect of her recovery. The name OF p.
Loveland, has been discovered on the panta-
looms of body, which has not as yet been
identified
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OF On the 18th of August, 1855, the
Pacific and Atlantic oceans saluted each other,
for the first time, over the wires Of the mag
nctic telegraph.
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!9Y- 1t is stated that those persons, OF
their heirs, who served in the revolution Of
Texas of 1893, are entitled to about 5000
acres of land, within tho limits of that State,
and those who served in any Of her wars
1886, are entitled to Gao acres.
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- oEcGssloSlsrs.-At late term of tho
county Court in Perry county, Indiana, there
were twenty-five applications for divorce,
seventeen OF which were granted. One lady
sg' iorlh IN her petition that her lord always
tanned n hill
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.VF A suspected SLAYER sailed from Boston
on Monday. Officers of the custom went on
board to search her, when the captain set
sail and took them off, bnt put them on board
of steamer coming up the bay, and escaped.
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rW- The Memphis Family Visitor says:

We wish the tact kept before the people at
distance, that Memphisi is the healthiest city
in the South or West-having less sickness
and fewer deaths, according to population,
than any other Exchanges please notice.
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0cOee Male Academy,
Benton, Tenn,

rHNIE Fall Session Of this Institution will commence
n on Monday, the 81 day OF September next uus
der the charge of Rev J. L. SILBUliN, whose abilities
and character as Teacher are well known that the
Trustees deem 1t unnecessary to trump his fame. Being
graduate of of the first Colleges OF East Tcnacs
see, he is competent to teach the pupils science aud
language, and conduct the School with propriey
ready to guide, morally rs well as mentally. Parents
and guardians may paronize Ocoee Academy With
surance. The location Is healthy and pleasant
Terms Of 7aitioa, per Session Of 20 tceeks;
First
Second Observation-Disclosures. 500
Third ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TO- 90
No extra charges Board eau he had In private Gami
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay In ad
vance have reasonable deduction from the regu-
lar rates OF tuition. by orllr Of the BOARD.
Aug 10 ". d. REYNOLDS, Uec'Y
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tag- There are said to be thity.six iron
ship building establishments in the neighbor'
hood of Glasgow on the Clyde. The capital
employed is $lO,OOO,OOO, and fifty thousand
skilled workmen are engaged. At the pres
ent time there are thrty-two new iron ships
on the stocks.
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By authority Of the State Of Georgia.
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery
& G O O O o
whent wa1ated,

yEVIIE subscriber wishes to buy large quantity OF
n good Wheat for which he will pay the highest
ket price. ATHENS, Aug. 81, 1881 s. REEDER.
VENO all whom 10 may cOucern.-I hereby
k give notice that more credits will be extended,
and TO all who are indebted to me say, aud pay
up. My debts must and shall be paid, and In order to
do so must make collections. WM BURNS.
August 81, lSJ5--
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Important Notice.

TIIE Executors of Robt. Newman deceased
L hereby notify all persons indebted to
said estate by notes falling due in Angus;
last, that unless said notes are paid within ten
DAYS from this date, suit viii be brought
for their collection.
RALEIGH CHESTNUT lr,,rs
MILTON P. JARNAGIN, IA Is
Sent 10 lS55-2t AGA
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20 The Germans have produced some very excel.
lent remedies for various diseases. Among which NAV
be specified Dr HooHand's Celebrated Btters for
by Q. NJ Jacson-and used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia Nervous Debili-
ty, aud general arrangement Of the stomach The
Sunday Dispatch says OF this medicine
ave feel convinced, that in the use OF the German
Diters the patient does not become dsbated but con.
stanty gains strength and ygor to the frame-a fact
worthy Of consideration The Bttsrs are pleasant in
taste and in SMELL and be administered under any
circumstances to the most delicate stomach Indeed
they can be used by all persons with the most perfect
safety Ii would be well for those who are much Affect
ed in the nervous system, to commence with one tea
spoonful or less and gradually increase. We sneak
from experience and are, of course, proper Judge
the German Bltters and the afflicted We most cordis
ly advise their use See advertisement. sent T-2t
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The New York Sun, referring to the all

The New YORK Sun, referring TO The alb
dication of Santa Anna, says:
awe have reason for believing that the
Administration has for some time past been
impressed with the idea that Santa Annals
rule was approaching its termination; and
Secretary Guthre's decided refusal to pay
over the last instalment of the Mesila Valley
purchase money until all the requirements Of
the treaty were fully complied with, has
proved to be most judicious resolution
The payment of the money would, perhaps,
have enabled Santa Anna to prolong the
struggle, and it would certainly have embit-
tered the revolutionary party against the
American Government.
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FOR SALE.

VIE undersigned wishes to DISPOSE Of his
a House and Lot. situated in the west eud
OF Athens, on Washington Street. which no
WIN sen on reasonable terms III. location
Is desirable one for a man wuh % small
lainiy' FOR further information apply 20 the
subscriber at the Office Of the All srs Psi
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Athens, August II, 1855.
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Died.

In McNinn county, August 22d, Mrs. BARilRY W.
PEARCE wife of Dan Pearce in the 4Sd year Of her age
On the 25th instant in Monroe county, OF fux HUGH
HAMILTON. Some three weeks before, three of his chill
dren died Of the disease within three days of each
other,
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80, ATHENS, Sept. 6.
Mheat-Merchant BILE Red, 81 per busl,el
White $l,lo, Last adyices from the
North represent the market as little shalIy,
with downward tendency.
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A Cooa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pew. Wuiar


Rouatt a well-knoWn Methodist clergyman residing AT
Naples draws the following amusing but apt compari.
son between Dr. MLane's Vermifuge and a ferret;
"a ferret when placed at the entrance of a rat-hoe
enters the aperture travels along the passage sezes
upon the rat exterinates his existence and draws the
ANIMAL dehinct carcass to the light Aud in like man
ner have found Dr.. pLdnt's american TeyqrifYge
to oderae upon worms, those dreadful aud dangerous
tormentors OF children. This remedy, like the ferret
the aperture Of the mouth travels down the gull
let hunts round the stomach, lays hold of the worms
shakes the life out of the reptiles sweeps clean their den
and carries their carcasses clear out OF the system
This at least has been the effect of the vermfge ppon
my children" ncighbor OF Mr. Roulatt, Mr. John
Briggs adopts the smile Of the reverend cerier thus
both giving their most unequvoeal approval of this
great specific after having witnessed its operation upon
their own children Let others try it, and be satisfied
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr., NLdRes
celebrated Fsi7niflGe, and take none else All other
vermifuges in comparison, are worthless. DR.. MLanes
vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, now be
had all respectable Drug Stores in the United taes
aud Canada
For sale by p II. KEITH Co., Athens; J. A. & O. W
COFFIN Madisonvile; and by one Agent in every town
In Tennessee. [sept II
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GAN IDA Il 4 s.

eN- We are authorised to announce Col. JAS HICKEY
Of Polk county, formerly Of MoMlnn) rs candidate
for IIrgadier General 9th Brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade 4. composed Of the counties Of Roans,
Monroe, MeMnn, Polk, and Bradley.
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QUEERE-When calm, and rejecting for
eigner declares himself in favor of the Ameri.
can party, the Antics pounce upon him as a
renegade, who has deserted and opposes his
own countrymen. If this be so, is it not
equally true that when native born Amer.
can is found on the side of the foreigners, HE
is a renegade, who has deserted and opposes
his o,On countrynienl 1t is a poor rule that
will not work both ways.-Colmbus Times
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or The aggregate vote Of the. State at
the last election will be about lS3,Ooo-eight
or nine thousand more than ever before.
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New Goods.

EUsT received, plain, fancy and French embroidered
Cd Shirts, Marinoe and scarlet shirts and Drawers;
Buck Gloves and Gauntets Ladies Oabas' rom common
pcnders black and fancy Neck Ties Satin Scarf Stocks,
and many other articles all Of which promise to sell
extremely low. [aug2il O. y. a 7. fsGiBsoN.
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T. O. @. E,.
JOncSbOro' Female High Sch0Ol,
Under The control nml direction OF


J0NESBORO UGK LODGE No. 40, l. o. o. r.
Rev pAy ', sgLLss Of Tenn, Associate Principals.
Rev. a. H.ST0rr, OF Md,
Assisted by competent ccrls Of Female Teachers,J
h. HACIER aud LADY, Of Llpslc Froe3gor3 OF Music,
Drawing Painting, Embroidery, &c, &c.
yEVliE next Session OF this Institution will commence
VI on Thursday, the 9Th day Of September, 1895.
Course of study aud terms same as heretofore.
The high character and deserved popularity this
School has attained under the Of two Associate
Principals impc the Lodge to continue that systens
The location of this School-in pleasant village OF
one thousand inhabitants, remarkable for health and
morality, directly the line Of Railroad North and
Southwest near completion, one hundred miles
East Of Knoxville, surrounded by mountains, and pure
spring water in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II desirable to all,
and suitable point for n School Of the largest size and
highest order. Large and commodous buildings have
been and being erected sufficient to accommodate
very large number OF scholars in addition to shUse
heretofore In attendauce-the last session numbering
upwards OF one hundred and fifty pupils
Boarding can be had in private families on reasons
bic terms.
supply Of School Books kept for sale Mt Phladephla
Wholesale prices, with the carriage added
For further particulars address Mai. Landon o. Haynes
Secy Of the School," the secretary OF the LodgeU
nlso, see circular aud catalogue.
J. W. DRADERlcg, r. p. WELLS,
J. NJ IIoSS J. A. DiLwORtu.
". Y. BREWER joins RIgA,
Ianaahorof. Aup 17F fpI1fgifiSs Of Tia S,hDCL
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DisaoIntion-

THNiE Urn Of GROVES & kiLGuEE. proprctors OF the
u "Loudcn Foundry Is this day mu,ually dssovet
Al debts due said irm must be paid 60 David Groves
and all debts owing BY the firm viii he paidby him.
The Foundry will be carried on by
Loodan, Team, Aug, 20, 1870 DAVID GROVES.
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t5y- Cholera has broken out Mt Lawrence
burg, Indiana, and at tho last accounts there
were thirty cases, five deaths, and a general
nnnin
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MARRIED.,

On the e3d ut., by Rev. G. A. Caldwell, Mr.. JAMES
CALHOUN to Miss MARY GEORGE, all of this place.
On the 81 lnst by Rev. d. Fleming. Mr. ]. G. WAssos
of Meigs CO., to Miss NJ. NJ. ALTERNATELY, of Monroe
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M O TT T . "a

SAN the 9Th and 9th days of October next, will oGe
" for sale my Farm six miles North Of Athens con
tanning gao Acres, well improved
Also all my stock OF Cattle Hogs, Sheep, Horses; House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, and
great many other articles too tedious to mention Term
made known on the day Of sale.
Aug 81, '55-5t-362 II. FAULKNER.
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TooE EEHm.

ME- AVING sold one Of my Farms still anxious
Il TO sell the one which live nine miles South OF
Athens, OF the stock road to GeOrgia-3S2L Acres.
and 1870 more adjoining can be bought have IL good
two year old Mules; Horses; and likely young Negro
Boys tn sell, all on reasonable terms Tor cash.
Sent Z iSJ-9m A. L. PHILLIPS
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ID n O o O o
4 nrI.es ln Nll nmountIng !

= ONL Y TEN THOUSAND NT-nBERSl
Tickets $5-IIaycs and Quarters In proportion.
nils on NIL solvent Banks taken At par.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
July 10, fSj5-,f-S55 Montgomery, Ala.
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r9s-nnesticks ;hns descrihes the hushfn

eF- Doesticks thus describes the bashfu
man: First call--bcl rings-euter bashfu
young man-evidently his first attempt at a
fashionable visit-came in with his hat in his
hand---put it behind him to make II bow
dropped it-tried to pick tup-stepped in It
put his foot through it-fell over it--and
in his frantic struggles TO recover himself,
burst his coat, fractured his pahtaloons, un-
tied his cravst, demolished his shirt collar,
and was finally borne to the hall by his SYM
pathlz,ng friends minus his moustache, one
half of with was afterwards found in Lau.
ra's scrnp-book, and the rest discovered in
the coal scutte.
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ICY A new county ia Kansas has been
named Wise, in honor Of Henry a. Wise
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A CARD.-The difficulty existing between
Gov. Johnson and Thomas It. Smiley, ESQ.,,
having, at our request, been referred to us, by
their respective friends, Gen. S. r. Anderson
and John A. McEwen, Esq, with the consent
of their principals, we are happy to be able
to state that it has been settled in manner
honorable and satisfactory to both parties.
b. f. CHEATHAM
WAsHINGToN BARROW.
Nashville. Aup. 90 1853
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L L and ENTIRE NEW STOCK of
Spring and summer Goods.
Their stock consists in part Of a splendied as
sortment OF Dry Goods, such as Brown and
Black Domestcs, Tickings, Drills, Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans, Fancy and Black Doeskn
Cassmeres, French Cloths Black Satin and
Fancy silk Vestings, Pongoe lldkfs, Linen do,
York Camblets, Brown Linen. Irish Linen,
Linen Duck, Hemp Drill, Brown Holland,
Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss Muslin, Black
and Fancy Dress Silks, Beroges. Lawns, Cam
brics, Italian Cloths, Drap de Etes, silk Coat
ing, Seamless Bags, good stock ofSilk Goods
Ribbins. Briliauts, Grape Lesse, Black Silk
Lace, Fringe, White Bobins Edgings and
Insertings, Ladies' Needle.worked Collars and
Spencers, Undcrsleeyes, Black SILK Wells, Crn-
watts, a very large stock Of Prints Of every
price and figure, De Fancy and German
Goods, Soaps Brushes, Crinitc, Cologne, Oils,
Combs of every variety, Needles, Pins, Port
Monies Cigar Cases, Toye, Ear Rings, Breast
Pins. Fob Chains, Violins and Strings, Sus-
penders, Buttons, Razor Strope, Hosiery,
Gloves. Neck Ties, DO. Also. very large
stock OF Lace and Sill, Bonnets, Misses Flats,
Hats and Straw Goods. A very superior
stock of Boots and Shoes, together with Car.
pet Bags, Satches, Books aud Stationery,
Umbrellas aud Pamsos, Clocks. Hardware
aud Cutlery, Pocket Knives from 90 cts to
81, Scissors, Caps, Pistols, Revolvers, Mnsons'
Trowels, lIaichets, Augurs, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains, and thousand other things. They
also have o very superior stock Of Spring and
summer Clothing, iow dorm. Glass and
Queenswaie dc DO.
We can not enumerate half the Goods on
hand, but would respectfully invite all our
old friends (and we don't care how many new
ones) TO give us call and examine our
stock. and leave the balance to us, for wo can
convince YOU that IL is TO your interest TO
buy our Goods. w. G. HORTON w.
April 49, 19--tf Bl2
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Ben, D. Thompson,
Cleveland, Tenn.
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,

Dye-WOOds and Uyc.stlIs, UT, Fnnts and Painters'
Articles, Varnshes,
window Glass and Putty, Glassware,
U-NRENOH English and American Perfumery, Fine
III, Toilet and Shaving Soaps, fine Hair and Tooth
Brushes, Paint Brushes Surgical and Dental Instruments
Trusses and Supporters of all kinds Spices, Snus Man
ufactured Tobacco all the Patent Proprietary Med
cnes Of the day, superior Inks Pure Wines and Bran.
dies for medicinal purposes, Extracts and Flavors,
choice Toilet and Fancy Articles, &c.
make my purchases for cash, and offer goods equally
as low rs they can be obtained from any similar estab-
shmen in this section. Warranted 10 be fresh, pure,
and genuine Orders from the country promptly filled,
and satisfaction guaranteed with regard both to price
and quality.
sJ- Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will receive the greatest care and attention In their
compounding, at all hours. sept T-1y-3G3
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Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the estate OF Tldencc @.
N Lane, deceased, are requested to come forward
and make settlement, and all those having claims
dersigned for payment within the time prescribed by
law. H. ;. LANE, Administrator.
August 10, 2S55-lt
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Select School,

THE Fail Session OF Mrs. Cookies Select School will
commence Monday next, September Sd. 1t is
desirable that all the scholars should be present. that
the classes be formed on that day. lAug 8l-tf
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The following IS an extract from soldiers
letter in the camp in the Crmea:

letter in the camp in the Crimea:
"1'he other night was in the entrench-
ments, and good number Of us were sitting
together amusing ourselves. One was sing.
ing song called, "Mary, weep no more for
me- in which occur these beautiful lines:
Far, far from thee sleep in death,
'So,Mary, weep no more for me-
when shell came in, burst among us, and
killed the man while he was singing the song.
never was SO vexed for any one in my life;
it opened his skull completely, and he died
in an instant"
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4oARDrNe.

a PEW boarders can be accommodated at the resi-
a dence Of the subscriber West end OF Athens. The
situation is pleasant and retired, and convenient TO
Forest I'LL Academy septT 5. X REEDER.
HUST RECEaVED-Fine Brandy; Madeira,
e4 Sherry, Port, Malaga and Claret Wines, and
hne Jamaica Rum-al strictly for medical purposes
sept7 wM. BURNS.
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Circuit Court, ithen couniy, Tenn,
Abner ". FRAZIER Administrator OF SAINT Frazier dec "a,

Abner v, IraEier ADMINISTRATOR Of SAN FraHlcr decd,
rS
The widow and Heirs OF the said sam1 Frazer decd.
pursuance to decree made in the above cause, az
"A the July term OF said Court 1885 will GU the 10th
day of September next, the premises, sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder, on credit of twelve months,
except the s Of FTy Dollars TO De paid tn hand, the
Tract of land whereon the said Samuel Frazier resided
before his death, with the exception OF the widows dow
err, which las been allowed and set apart Ct said
tact Said Land lying the waters OF Wolf Greek, IN
said county, and containing, by estimation,
Z 4 q "A G y O SIS.
Bond Sndsecurity will be required from the purchaser
and lien retained upon the Land for the purchase
money. DARIUS WAREHOUSE, Clerk.
Aug 3, 1S0O-td Prs fee ~ 8NS
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wheat: whoa,

V>IIE undersigned will pay the highest market price
for Wheat at the Athens Depot.
Aug 29-tf W. u. HERON.
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,ag-A California paper gives the follow.
ing as the best title to lot in San Francis
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NEOUE PLOWS.-We have just received one
IVE HUNDRED Pioes Of all sizes and OF the latest and
mosi approyed patterns-among them several new pat
terms The Farmers are requested TO call and examine
them. septS KEYEs & HENDERSON.
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OC0EE H0U S E,
Cleveland. Tenn.
10, III. VANCE

10, IT. VANCH y
an rspCTFtLIY gives notice that he has leased this
Ms, welknown Hotel and that Il is open for the
reception OF travellers and boardcrs. Having had
long experience In the business he faters himself that
no viii he able by constant and devoted attention 10 IT,
10 keen such House as shall meet the appreciation Of
all who NAV give him call His Table will at all times
be supplied with the hest the country Affords and every
effort made on his part render his guests comfortable
He solcIts A share OF patronage. sept T-tf-963
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"a shanty, and yourself in it, with re-
volver. II the title neeed confirmation, blow
somebody's brains out"