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1'HE amrrieAn AsSoeisason fer the Advan.smenr oil
Edncsiion VIII bold iarlh sannat nseting
bea-nf eiar roam Of me Smithsonian nsutninn darg
New day, beginning
Tuesiay, December aS instznt.
valuable
ws be followed sv
TIE ywal offer Washington
treat Christmas week.
Toe officers cf onr seIefaeI Easatf % coaes and ali the
their
lh iauenee induce iSe sDds om abroad
aay liberal minded citizens offer free
sesesas.s,
ths4r resoencs,
sreomnsosts fosine gemriemaa TIE 6me Is
hapS, aaa whatever 10 done arnsi BE- come quickly
EEyK1KxezE
In The lsi Wga-s J. As6ea ess., and Ess G A. Davis
81 Prof j. lear and r. Riehsras
g N P. Force, esq, v. Hsrhaugh, esq, siia-
Hl. esq
ah j. w. Msgry, esq, Rev. G. W.. samsoE. ana
Rev B-
srh b. b. frrnch, esq and Fsuf A. d
9th u. -. Preach, esq, aaa o. G Wight, esq.
sth =. Ynrs AsLes, ESQ., o. G. HEaS, ESQ, and w,
n kanccipa,
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ste- Local Corn.
wssBIssT~S, Dee 9, 1854
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY * FARsHAy,
Eaatsgr rsls Censyri land -ssestg,
.T AET.EsEy FALLS MfkNnaCT

or AETHogy TAILS MINNESOTA
iLEcTf0As aae- proceeds proaiiy sensns "a
u 0f excAARxr-
tha viii and per eens pet annun aHd
often M
The aEauaenss RAPID estate, asd
cury, sasbe make invest
oat4e the
fe~ Thousand dsrs iaresiss VIII De-
koassads How mooney be safely and so Freni
Land IN i've vicinity thrirlag villages -e
e. s 25eE eafs viii Re worth
ten Sm rae MARY a The fortunes 81 the Asna have
hare The
orsehf purchase when asas cheap VIII make for
TRACY & FARNHsN,
pec E-dkwims 81. Anihony Fats.
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Uaasr congress approved March, fea emitted
sssasrrs
toned pre-rrpsicE USed lney
above
falieiasenf proves paid
fixed public AnA
Approved
lands reserved for rafoaG wtc
pior ds;s
pre-~mynors ordinary pssee
pshc dotxr S1a tanis
lie Therefore, even aSsoa entrd 10 The right OF
spon nasoEet urdsr tbs I'd
March l-s raade 9th
feh-uary, tlas nades a1h
s!arc the date Withdrawal
required establish satisfaction ef
oice therefor
pes BY yrsGsse after fA ~Ssee,
day appointed public sale
esxned such czm will be Forfeited.
JOS 4. WILSON,
Acting General lana
l6-iawi5w TinI Srsr.l
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rr<rhra&es ~bo redeem By
beyond bs hits U the Inssef States,
psws before nlsaer ps-npsi~nsry, charge
consul. yirceenl,
3p,Hied 81 ihs tsef States 70 r
before ecer 81 ecarf ~ ei r4Sfry %
az cigf,
fressrs United sts, The setsp~eaxr~sf ~
4e, shse- esssssapner ~ deeds
avpnre. II governor ~ SEnia, saHeien ln All esss'
me sertiscsse be 6s8sysret-
@. " CLETrER. Aaatnr Pshle Aecoun TIE CoranaH<sss
=. II. PARKER, Register. .rs ~ fhe slnk-
CSC. W. NUNFokD. sscy connaawsssh. y ias fsna.
Rlcsxesr, vhsisis, D~cemea ai, isS
Dee 9t-s3a
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20 Members Of Congress strsIsssrE e~c--pUyALL r.
4 BRO, merchant Nuz ~
ard eo~a eeassSon goas thesr o tusnc-s
oi Frneh cohs
wheh prepared
n d. eEEsi style II elegance
Of st seirss
umbrellas, sssvs ssspsnderss ersrsls hssekeehe Ac
Dee is-en9sH DUNALL a. BROTHER.
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rrts szsFs Dssntjehns superior old wye " whs.s ~
Il 10 Disfrc,, far taia MURRAY SEM Us.
nar tA--rsnlf
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The National Hotel

re-op&asd ine ~A
The Of ktrea fel ss bAeEehi 20
krdns, Tie Gsrng
gesiiJ eeau Ga-sis
snhe uynhed beat she markets Aot
iabos VII be ars6
render The snase ia respect eaaa 10 ~ Zoe caa
pche vail coritnss
pauoaaFr which has Always xeeaod ~ hs ease
procure
tine sher tlse 9esh, by calling 81 Ia. Hotel.
wAsmnsres Cfrr, Sovsnser IA, lsss
Nov iG--u
Sssice of Lost Warrant
yrnEKEAs $685. ar 80 acres.
address taongh
t cee sf Wshinycn city and has seen sshe si ef mis-
gwen proper nEiy .,
Inc ocs q N CesrsisssopeF q Pen@pDs E eapleais @ NE
Il NJ u. IAf-tfTfs
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fARRtAHE Her.-s for saie-A pair q hesanis1sy-
" sschx sSs7hsn fzeiis hore, together Sh
"a aasrbe -hnsA Ha-a@gn
value, and Esnue. 1At
ssaus t~elvs nrss are seal
I'd psxscs hrH tsss pxsrhsse~
AaSy 20 WN. r. DOVE, Coal dealer, rsra wrra
Wow " DIFF
TWO fsru,shed Cham Ter f--fsrrtag, fspr
rhsashrss, and comfortably furnished Ta.r
sxby Loasasns ard
aaaE Thes well suited FIR
essh heiEs ID
lasrung, asvra as<nsag ssswe~H fsfEs.
insus ptess Ne &C ss sissei nert 70
Cnmrch
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pARGAIss for tht Ho ianys-wishrs 70 make change
ID M
sHysw wiss 60 wei g srccs II e@nsas@S o.
Ernt~ lsess. rlaxnds, rsNess
Dress ezp., head dresses, .sosss,
Tcysfssf a isxey wsnsan,
whica will ts sod erfsy- A. TA1E,
De taIsoA No 3is fcrn sv between Ieth ana fin sta
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GsND.-Gar patroas, Aad s~ puasc
n sp~euT intr-a hsl hase th day, hs iifh ias.i,
os-nsS, Depot
every ae~cnpocn
sais
a CAV a. resy-ecsfniig sostcifaS nfLRUS a HFrZ.
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Tss ws - s - SuvSs 4alss2 &C
p~y~snz = - ssAsss9pkns ~ aaAs = s1suasn.
~s~i sv forward nu.~y - sSx 1s rsxa of
vsrs san = ~ asA sn vsa
rh~ COUNTRY sArER pasAssss wr~Av aursps a. ses
- ~ t"assr-'s aud sa'ns ~s~sy S~ssss sas
ssAscnpDs~s &~ sssi~s year resuisad
Fss.s senSssasssd 10 sss sssve rsss
WsosAAsIE&a ase &xshossss4 sssss ~
Ssnsase xsysss hAtLf sas~cssssss
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/ Z IN am WORTH and upwards of Dry Goods q.
14uUUU sold 81 cheap Al tbn~e iaceSird will please
-, yery boaks should
he cAosss hall 4 BROTHER
De- ss--sAaw2ass
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eatsA@ns. In nrs
y sssdtar fH variety W ihs nsd-ss's sd i
me- fRANCK TAYLOR.
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yUIIH increased Eneiiities Experience, Hnd Energy
6esa ample. arid adherence
syse se fafs yoauGd expecting
fcow very large aaring The approaching year.
order tba1
~e expressing thanks cf
rhEss VITO vatsin their sapsalss cry goods ot ess
others pfospry their hils
amer sns esasos sh
negsecung thsis balls ~
seatee sfed srexsaos prosperity % e-tsbs
available
verbal and settle a&ysf'
Being tas4a}s Impressed with tns sAs pHei-
% an a4s sSrtA for ds~rs 81 hesitate
declare clsy es sestsr
fsf in airsrsinx prices erpseged 20 cccmr
FERRY BROTHER,
Dsr 22-aaftnt Central Sfeses,v Nses ba sses.
CLOCKS. tf~sks Cioeks Ths un5esssss having great
u d'tod zaa
~ frAs,. MI
ane cheap clock sJssl
ssiiAd ssss sscshe soeh
-seps ssse Few fr-nrh eiscks band ~, prices
raus 81 81 20 So
c. \ wBgTgLEsEy,
sss Seventh asresa.
r s.-AH e.is rads wieh MSS ~ sssuss maathiy.
Dee 22-eodewn
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DNEPAHATgOx fs~ uct.aAys--TppD co in
lsaes s,ncs ~ rich nrs ia
sssx u1Hrn, rsxrs.n, itch mnten,
lsnx. hssriln .sHirrri
eS osh ne
Sa~~sst ever In lhia narstf.
The snpsfranF f esfsisinr tse- ssssonsse
pfces vs4y os.
n~r f7-Alu Uassr n uwas Hcq~l.
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ms ~l accountable os Ed
A.a4a cwr.ry araa, SalcsS hsl 81
ainx ~eA hes o. ssae thereo therein expressed
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YuR WAY PASSENGERS.

I Circuit court Of Caroline
cvusGy, sIt,anE in equity
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Still AnOther.-N. Lanphear, General Agent
Tor Cleveland and Ohio Chy-Sir: In November last
boy OF mine about twelve years old fell down stairs aud
bruised his arm anu leg, so that he unable use
them, For over three mouths his arm was drawn up
ed also on the side of his leg large caous and was
drawn entirely out of shape. In fact he was perfect
cripple. i never expected to see him walk again.
procured the advice OF two OF the hest physicians In the
city OF Cleveland, but all to no advantage. l was
persuaded by friend to try the celebrated Mericdn
uHstdng Ltntn'ent procured two small bottles and
in about eight days his became straight the calIos
was removed, aud he walk and handle his arm
as well as ever. would therefore recommend the Lin
ment to all who may be suffering from contraction Of
The cords or hard tumors. The boy can be seen any
lime at my house, near the OF North Alley and
Morrison street, Cevelond, o, JoBN McAyoY
For sale In Athens by WIN. BURNS; in Calhoun nv n
~ MARTIN; In Charleston by JAS. b. Balm. fmay 25
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New, Rich and Desirable.

rs now receiving and opening n very desira.
L. BILE assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, comprising almost everything usual
ly brought TO the market. such as Cloths,
Cassimers, Tweeds, Drap d'IEtes. Linen and
Cotton Goods of every description, vsstings
of different qualities and latest styles DC. &c.
A large stock of Ladies Dress Goods, consist-
ing in part Of Silks, De LANES, Berages. Tis.
sues, Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, Prints In
great variety and Of the latest sty1e3 Ribbius,
l.aces. Edgings, Gloves, Linen and Linen Cam.
bric Hdks; aud in fact every thing that slime
and nice that lady may call for.
lie also has large and varied stock OF
READY MADE CL0THIG, which lie will sell
at q bargain. l.as
Also. Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots Shoes,
Bleached and Brown Domestics, Hosiery,
Hardware, Queesware. g lassware, &c.
He also keeps on hand general assortment
Of Groceries Spices, DC.
Tonll of which be respectfully invite. the
attention of purchasers, believing that he
can offer as great inducements in the way Of
fine, good and pretty goods, and low prices,
as any other house il the market. Give him
Il call, examine the assortment and Judge for
yourselves. April 27-344
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Liver have long challenged the attention of medical
Some of these Diseases cassed under the gener.
al term or Consumption, have been supposed neural
and the unhappy patient allowed die, without medical
science to offer him hope Of recovery. Happily this
can no longer be the case. remedy has been found
which will cure all complaints of whatever character,
arising from arrangement of the Liver The Pills dis.
covered by Dr. McLane, Of Virginia. act directly on the
from disease, cuts OF and extrpates the complaints
which have their origin in the diseases this organ
Remedies hitherto proposed for liver complaints, have
failed to operate upon the seat OF tina disease; but these
Pills make themselves felt upon the action OF the Liver
and by cleansing the Fountain dry impure streams
" ph ",,ei, ~, ''e"oe usi,'e uen eNlstvnce'
Clebrdted Lirer Pills, and take none else There are
other Pills, purporting To he Liver Pulls, before the
public. Dr. MLane's Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
yermfige, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores In the United States and Canada.
For sale by r. u. KEITH Co., Athens; J. A. G. W.
CorrS, Madisonvle; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. Iiune II
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Valuable Lands fSr Sale,

ryNHE undersigned, being anxious to remove
l. West, offers for sale, for cash in hand, or
by the LIST Of September. the valuable FARM
on which he resides miles South Of Athena
on the Stock Road to Georgia, containing
892H Acres, about 22O of which
are in u high state Of cultivation, the balance
beautifully timbered-all lying as level a.
any valley farm of the same size in East Ten.
nessee-about 100 acres in Glover, 90 in fine
Herds Grass and Timothy meadow; with com.
Portable and convenient Buildings; fine vs..
ter and good young Orchards. The Land all
enclosed except few acres. Better fencing
will not be found on any Farm in the county.
Also, 24S Acres, lying four miles North Of
Athens, adjoining the Lands of Charles Met.
calfe ami others, on the Stock Road from Ken.
lucky to Georgia-l60 acres In fine state Of
eultivation-thel land lying beautifully-com-
Portable Buidings-good orchards, and the
best of water. Those wishing to purchase will
do well to call on the undersigned, at his resi-.
dence soon, as he is determined to sell and Q
bargain can be had. Nj. l.. PHILLIPS
April 10, lS65-tf 342
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fHE MAsTER SpIsiT AT SEBAsTopoL.-
The head engineer at Sebastopol is young
man named Todlcbon, whoat the commence.
ment Of The siege was cnptain and almost
unknown. When the siege commenced,
Prince Menschikof, it Is said asked the then
head engineer how long it would take to put
the plnce in state of defence? He was an
swered "two months" Todeben stepped
forward and said he would undertake to do
tiff he had as many men rs he required, in
two weeks. He did it in twelve days, ana
was made colonel. Since that time he has
had the direction of everything in the way of
building batteries, deiences, &c The other
day the Grand Duke called upon his wife,
who is residing in ST. Petersburg, to congrat
ulate her upon her husbands promotion; for
he is now General and Aide-de- Camp to the
Emperor. The Russians adopt the common
sense practice Of taking the man who will do
the work best, and they get it best DONE
This is the practice in well conducted private
business it is still more necessary in public
service, where the consequences of mistakes
through incompetency and ignorance may
affect n whole nation.
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A YOUNG man, calling himself Smith,
"A hired a Horse from the subscriber on
Saturday morning last, to ride few miles in
the country, since which time have been nm.
able to hear anything of either him or the
Horse. He appeared to be about % years of
age, light hair, dark complexion, about 5 feet
6 inches in height, and weighs about 100
pounds--face n little bunpy. Had on lead
colored hat; dark cloth coat, common, partly
worn; brown jeans pantaloons-and repre-.
sented himself as having been employed about
the Machine Shop at Louden. The Horse
was dark bay Is or % hands high, and be-
longed to the Livery Stable of Jno. l.. Bridges,
in this place will give the above reward
for the apprehension of the thief, and his con.
tnement in any Jail so that he may be brought
to justice. lie left this place on the road
leading to Polk county, and is supposed to
have been making for North Carolina
JOSEPH HARDIN.
Athens, Tenn, Jnne |, ls55-tf-849
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L o UDON FOUNDRY,

'VNHE subscribers would respectfnlly an.
Il nounce to the citizens Of Roane and ad-
joining counties, that they have erected at
Loudon, aud have now in full operation, an
Iron Foundry. and are prepared to receive
orders for
Every Description Of Castingsy
They will keep constantly on hand different
sizes and styles of Cooking Stoves, furnished
complete, such ms the Hoosier State; Ashland
Kentuckian, de-, de-; various sizes Parlor;
Nine Plate, Chamber Office and Shop Stoves;
Balloon Stoves; Fronts and Crates for burn.
ing coal, together with general assortment
OF Hollow Ware, consisting of Washing Ket-
ties; Pots; Pans; Skillets &C., de-; Waffle
Irons; Ere Dogs; Wagon Boxes Iron Railing
OF every description; Water Pipes, from one
inch up TO any desired size. They are also
prepared TO execute all kinds Of GRtST and
SAW MILL CASTINGS, together with the
well known Kilgore Water Wheel, formerly
manufactured at Athens. This Wheel will
saw from 5000 TO 5000 feet Of Lumber per
day, and will grind from 10 to is bushels per
hour. Having had considerable practical ex-
perience in Mill Gearing, they fatter them.
selves they can give full satisfaction in any
work ordered from them. Also, the most i'm
proved Ploughs, right and left hand mould
boards; Horse Powers; Taresher; and in short
every thing in thier line.
There is connected with the Foundry an
excellent
Machine shop,
where all work can be fitted up in the best
manner, and with dispatch.
.cS- Old Iron and Copper taken in ex.
change for Castings.
GROVES d KILGORE.
n. BAH Patterns that will come into
general use will be made free Of charge.
May 25, lS55-1y S4S
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When death Is at the door, the remedy which would
have saved life, II administered in time, comes too late
Do not trie with disease Rely upon It, that when the
stomach will not digest foodwhen aintness and iass-
ude pervade the sysem-when the sleep Is disturbed
the appetite feeble, the mind lethargic the nerves un-
naturally sensitive and the head cosed--rely upon H.
that when these symptoms occur, the powers Of vitality
are falling and that, unless the mischief is promptly
checked HE VIII be shortened as well as rendered mis-
cradle. Now We know from mass of testimony greater
than before accumulated in favor one
dy, that looand's German Btters, prepared by Dr. O.
NJ jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately abate, and
In the end, entirely remove all of these disorders as
surely as mathematical process will solve problem.
who, them VIII endure the agony, and the risk Of life,
with health and safety within reachf See advertise.
meht. June Let
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G O NJ NJ E R CIAL,


AUGUSTA, May 2s,
Herewith find statement OF our Produce market which
you will find correct and reliable for the present time
have to notice slight advance in Bacon sides and an
easier feeling In Breafstufrs. quote as follows.
BACON, hog round, 10A q 1Okc, with fair stock and
moderate demand; hams dull at 10 % lie for good
average parcels, some extra lots wonld command ii al
l2c and canvassed ID % l5c; sides In great demand nj
IN % 12c with but little Offering and demand heayy:
shoulders % % 9Hc with good demand and good stock
LARD 11H % 129c, for choice leaf In barrels and kegs
TAiiow 136c. Bkrr Is dull at ~ 90 Sc. Hoes a &c.
SHEEP t26o q $50 y head Wool 10 % Csc. Corros
YARNS IS a soc y bunch Of lbs. CorToY OsxlprRGs
ac yard CoRS si;iO q 1,45 MEAL ~ 40 % Las
Oars 90 @ 95c. No WHEAT In market and prices no,n
nal. Flour 5000 90 1850 u bb,. and same rate 10
hundred In sacks srocS Peas ~ 80 a 175 Fr,TIIrRs
quality EGGs 10 @ 1sc.
EXCHANGE on the North Il y cent, premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Chanccry Court mt Athens.
Blassangane Brock,

Jesse W. Ellington, William Nee, James NJ.
Walin, and others,
IN this cause it appearing that Jesse W.
l. Ellington and James NJ Walln are non.
residents of the State of Tennessee, it is Or
dered That publication be made in the Athens
Post, newspaper published in the town of
Athens, for four successive weeks, requiring
said nonresident defendants to appear DIT our
next Court of Chancery, to be held at the
Court house in the town Of Athens, on the Sd
Monday of August next, then and there to
answer compliments said bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, G. d. M,
BY WILLIE Lowry, D. O. = N.
May %, lS55-4t Prs fee SO 34S
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tw Captain William May well known
mountaineer and irapper, and chief guide to
Colonel Steptoe's command died in the mill
tary hospital o! Salt Lake City, on the 2sth
of February. Captain May was originally
from Nashville, Tennessee, but ut an early
age he sought the great west, and adopted
the profession of beaver trapper. For
twenty years he roamed over the country
bordering on the head waters of the Missouri
and Yellowstone, among the Gros.ventres,
Minneta-rees, Biackfeet, Crows and Sioux,
aud there is scarcely stream that pours its
waters into the Missouri from the Rocky
Mountains, in which his traps have not
been.
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Old Sores. Ulcers, and all eruptions and dis.
arising from an impure depraved state OF the
blood See the extraordinary cure Of VIM O. IIarwood,
highly respectable citizen Of Richmond, Va, by Car.
ters Spanish Mixture He had ulcers and sores of the
worst description and finally got bad he was unable
to walk except on cruches A few bottles OF Carter's
Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier, cured him. ms
Il has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered wi
rheumasm bad effects OF mercury, and pains and vi.
Of fe bones and Joints. See advertisement j-lm
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Died,

In this place. on the 26th inst, Mrs. CAROLINE NJ Bus
SELL, wife OF VIM d. Russell and daughter of the late
Joseph and wnney Saee, In the cath year Of her age
Mrs Russell has had her share Of Affections In this
life but she endured them with christian patience and re-
sgnaton. She sought the Lord while she was vet Young
attached herself to the Methodist Episcopal Church. and
lived pious and consistent fe visited her on the dny
and hour she died Death seemed to have no terrors
for herher mind was calm She had not those exaces
OF feelings which frequently characterize the last hours
Of the pious, yet her confidence In God was
She said to me, ~ know he will not me or for have
taken refuge In Christ Jesus died for have ties
the power OF speech uati the last minute She asked
for some water which was given her OF which she drank
immediately after she breathed her last leaving
husband and infant, with many friends to mourn her
departure to the spirit land Reader be We also ready
"Por know neither the day the hour wherein the
son of man cofnefh" I'.l
~ Kingston Gazetteer will please copy
In Benton, Tenn on the Goth inst MARY Ass, infant
daughter Of the late Col Bennett Boyd and Elisabeth
Boyd, aged one rear and four months.
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Just Rcccivcd,

A LARGE supply of Black and Cayenne
N Pepper, Alspice, Pot and Pearl Ash, So
da and Saeratus, Cream Of Tartar Cubebs,
Cork Screws, Bottles and Walls, Window
Glass by 10 and 10 by IL, Franklin and
City Glaciers Diamonds, Gum. Elastic Balls,
Starch Polish, Yeast Powders. Gentlemen's
Shoulder Braces, Spermacetti, Even's Gen.
uine Crown Lancet.
A variety of Drugs and Medicines, Alcohol;
Oils-Tanner's, Lard, Sweet; Leather, Japan
and Copal Varnish; Paints and Dye-stuffs,
and almost every thing else.
Please call and examine, and see what you
want. Mediums Elixir of Opium, an impor.
tant article. As ! cannot name every article,
the public are invited to call and examine.
WM. BURNS.
Athens Nav % 12hh
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Atlanta Market.

ITL.sTA, May 2s.
Below you have the correct quotations Of our Pro.
duce market for the past week The receipts Of Bacon
and Grain have been very light and stocks in the mar.
ket continue low. We quote
BACON, hog round scarce and in demand II Lc sides
12 % l2Nc; shoulders So 90 DC; hams 12c duh LARD
unchanged, II a l2Kc. BITTER, Tennessee dull, Is q
1sc. CoRs is selling in small quantities at 40 u bn
without sacks. MEAL sells in spall lots at Al 40 al 80
OATs none in market but would sell nj soc II bu FLouR
In fair demand, so % II 2 Dbl. FRtr, Dried Apples
5o Peaches SO 1sbu., dull FEATHERS duh sale 37@c
Hay, Tennessee, In bales, 81, 10 y hundred.
ExcH,SGE-sight drafts on New York &c; Augusta
Charleston and Savannah Il u cent. prem.
Yours, truly,
SEAGO 4 ABBOTT
General Commission Merchants
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All who fail to attend aud make payment
may expect to pay costs, ms am compelled
TO collect the taxes and pay them over forth.
with.
am requested by the candidates for Rep.
resentative for this county, aud Jno. F. Power,
candidate for Floater, to say that they will
attend at the above times and places and
address their fellow.citizens.
TlIOS. STEPHENS, Sheriff
and Tax Collector for McNinn county.