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SHERIFF's SALES.

s' ;s s;:.' e s sHM 2sEE.ss HENRY
Ky VIRTUE Of writ of aeri facias to me
Ssss Il hs K Pc. s'S
syssn streets, q sss osSsY IL. Iqs r
es = s iSa 81 GROUND .ss.4 . j, '
ga s o sn,s s + s sssA,s s re T.sa
su.ns d, essps ..s sfsi ~ss LIZA
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seized the stove 'a T s%spEy1, e e sg ri
auls y sesB Sheriff q the Parish Orleans
FoosTI DlsIsror ceUarlJ. H. CARTER d co. vs. CAPTAIN
NAs eAl.4s" sasl sl ID * osss Of The 's'
I Try VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
s e ssad s y e. @ &C. Lou.
e asI aud Royal srss MONDAY 1855 II
III. s;samb'a. Aida together with all her farpi- -
49, e ss% -.
ssaR sSs t. s sss s ss e n. ossIs -
AUS aus 9s.ee Is snenf q she rsri.h Of orissos
T's as sI D1ss. eseaI ToURsADs
by VIRTUE of and in Obedience nee to an order
ss si 6 d Asss i; H.. s; ssa + e.
s,n1 IL, WI f1es.a public
fs 81 e A' p''is'' No. '' h''s'
.ss..,s N' ABOVE M 4ssl q igs.
ogsaM SkSa MINIS ! ~ ss Il: IoioS
ICY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale
Sy sx o ,so in u tas shove =
sass ny 1siifpf . aasa
e es,s.s LoT q GROUND situated ia stqaiepaly -,
o. m'i i. as nov t1;s Is. Of .a e shs
as IL Sas ea s Gle ss ssd a
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% Il Rsfs, sl aa "a ss1 q, xs Ead %
The privileges sppsraanss
ao Sea s sass Ins p. ss
garden ia trout s sassd s sas ei. s
e'e and divided inso Two 'i'''4'
defendant b John notary pas u ,his
,ss XIV y rs Isl,
eeisnaaai anne ana L aow ns owner
s,.,s. .'' m MASpsvi isii & aa n tessfY
1!.s ao4 - - - sesnf q the fariah Of orleaaa
Firm Drsrars couRr MISTRESS CLARA aoTTsogA,E.
OF NH~ oHLrAss' Eeog q Peter Jhn Gidemestsr. Va
slY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure se4 and aa,e
Ne. orsan, the above entitled pub
end Royal Saturday september s
VACANT OF GROUND together with all the rix
privileges and appuIe thereto belonging Any Appe
By HSWs aeoss and Ersto stress snsed Y Ia
e. a p s q +. s s b &
Notary PUBLIC, in ths eli5, for reference. 4
parallel lines Hundred .weny teei md Two
Seized in the above suit 7.@5
one haasrsa ana sa's Ry and sf claim ssunas
per cent from tho late June June 1885,
protest. and hs cost, Of sa hs
my s sea s I'll, for Sss 1
after date win per cent maturity psr
b p p ] 'n ny ss.s OF
sD dssfadia Ma ssIrsss
=. Il . SCI shsia Of the p..ish II orlsana:
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MILES @. FOLKES,

MILES G. FOLKES,
Auetionsar Commission Merchant ton street yics
burg, hllasissppi. - '-A
AW- Will sell MERCHANDISE and PROPERTY Of all dsacrp
onA him. Prompt for ths sams
Refera TO
asssply A':' 5 59bS w Brown 81 Orleans
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ITO THE SUGAR PLANTERS or ION.

M ANTED-A VESSEL of the capacity Of
500 bales Cotton, 10 OFT Appy mme
dasciy to G.. C. BoGERT a CO. "a cum, ss,ss1
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WANTED.

M ANTED-CITY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
y by J. 2 WHirsEy 4 CO. 81 Camp street daa
~ AsIED-A TEACHER of the French Ian
capable giving ins,raeioc yorai ~
mental Muaic ssay viii be paid Idars,s
nlS Il L. r. PARKER, Alexaudrin In
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sRRAZIL MUSIC bols BraxIl Nuts, for
ID sals by A. r. COCHRAN d HALL ss Sray,srs. iyiA
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.

The Company have the following assets:
ihSes'ea IN Bond and Mortgage property double
~, Va M ana oiner stocks... s826s
bils heeesahie being Notes for Premiums 1851 80
invested 10 teal Estate estimated soO ss44 %
s " e,l course OF Collection. bO8ss
p w fa''es' est MATED value. 9O6s 90
SA va iO0ats IS
As.a,
~ .'.....,.:..-..........S1s2sas 40
trEeS. A. ADAMS, Prs.dsn,,
CIR w,x,o., s.,,.,,, GEO. JONAS, Vice President. Z.
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Parish OF ORLEANS. ] GEO. RoUX-No. $3.50.
EgY VIRTUE OF writ of teri facias TO me
D directed the Honorable Jonte Second Justice
the
Circus street. between Poydaa and Peddo, SATURDAY
ISL August, 1855, at n o'civck, M
A nae lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE seized in the
TsrmE-eash
aus JOHN A. AGAIssE, Constable.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON CHnD-John
Neber yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Ramos
charging one III. Pradah with having struck his little
daughter Dinsh with stave Saturday evening" at the
Of IRENE and Barracks streets. warrant was
is.ued.
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lash STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
~ HoUSE.--JAAlES McCREERY CO., Importers md olba
No. 81 Warren New store, are
daily from auction otherwise full assortment or SiKs
SaAWtS, DRESS AND LACE GOODS, EMBR0IDERIEs RIB
B0Ns, HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc. DAD
- The aies they possess enable Them unusual ,a,.
and nhtrtf abuvara
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
ueme Cour d District de Ia NoEveio Orleans,
q, a
usgtss DR. VI M
FAN VERTu dune writ de feri facias moi

udresse L. u aennie, Premier Justice de Paix
la Paoe dtOfoauB ptnchn plolque
SAAEDI lie de Spten6e. 1856 midi pAcate de banks
rue des Ma
sulvapis- .&Ea
ncognue des johnson Of Peddo
No. Il dams ei S'D ct meaaIe IS Peda ias SUI In
rue Pefo pooadeur dc face Johuson
Saisi dams Il faire CT iessua Conditions Compliant.
ana J.J, HOPPE. Constable.
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CoNGREss-KASsAs-THE SPEAKER OF
THE HoUsE.-We are given to understand
that the election of the Speaker of the House
upon the assembling Of the new Congress on
the first Monday in December, will turn up.
on the question of the delegate from Kan.
sas. Two delegates have been elected
Whitfield by the proslavery party, and Rec.
der by the anti-slavery squatters Of the Ter.
ritory. Both will come on to Washington,
each as the legtimately elected delegate, and
it will be for the House to decide which is
the Legitimate and which the spurious clai
mant of the seat. The Committee on Flee.
tons will have much to do with this dcci-
sion, and the composition of that committee
will depend upon til party bias of the Speak
er who will have to appoint it. Consequent
y, the whole issue between the bellgrrents
upon the Kansas question will be tested up.
on the election of the Speaker; and who can
predict the result.
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OF Nirpece, the co-aborer of Daguerrc
has, after years of study and experience, sue.
ceeded in almost pcrIrcting the art which his
associate discovered. 81 have begun" says
he, "with reproducing in the camera obscura
coored engravings then artificial and natural
flowers, and lastly, dead nature, doll dressed
in stuifs of different colors, andulways trimm.
ed with gold and silver lace. II,ave obtained
all the c0Iors, and, what is more extraordinary
and curious, the gold and silver are depicted
with their metallic lustrc, and rock crystal,
procclian aud alabaster, are depicted with the
lustre natural to them.
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VANS
Bank-Note List and Detecter,

Ipbdshed seDifpionNiy, at Montgomery dd,
At 5000 per unnuIn, In Advance.
,I'IE work Ia printed fine white paper and new tyre,
and In appearance will be second to none In the
United States. -
Southern Bank-Note List Is essential IN every 1dns'
Counting House. and Public once Let us unite IN ad-
vnncng our common interests, and not permit Norhern
men and Northern Detecters to nuctuate our money
matters rs they may wish, while we are qnie'y following
their dlctatlon. ,,.
The work will he carefully revised on the day OF pub
Iicntion md all important hnanenl changes, AZ they
occur noticed Every exerton VIII he made 20 make II
correct and reliable guide to tho Banker and Merchant
Hotel Proprietor brokers, Auctioneers, Commission
and others dcsirous Of having their names
and business widely circulated, are Informed that
limited number Of Advertisements will be Inserted
spec rates for advertising by the year or for shorter
perIods may he known by applying to any OF my Agents.
or nj the ONCE In Atlanta, Georgia.
Specimen numbers will be sent, application by lbt.
ter FREQ of charge
Al communications intended for the "Bank- Note Llst
and Dcecier" must he addressed In "letndHs Bdnk-
Note Ll.i" AIoirtd, Ga. SAMUEL SWAN.
JAMES RonETr5oS, General Agent. sept 2s-9n
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could not be exceIed; they were bigger than

could not be exeelled; they were bigger thai
any piece Of chalk.
! Pegetd6les-Cabbage, Turnips, Beets, Pars
! nlps, Carrots, would do for any market. Tn,
Cabbage could not be hid under a basket, anc
the Iurnlps were as lnrge us my friends head
while the root vegetables We're fully AS LARGE
rs any lady's leg, if she has anv.
The beautiful and unsurpassed bouquet,
presented by lady OF Knoxville to the 50
eiety-the great variety and brIiancy of the
hnwers, with the very appropriate and beau
llinl arrangementof them, surpassed anything
OF the kind ever witnessed bv the writer
The flowers were raised and cultivated bv
the Fir hand that presented this beautiful
monument of taste, industry and skill. The
very liberal bid made foe this tasteful cullec-
tionis sufficient evidence that they were prop
erIy appreciated. 1t did not escape the eve
OF the Chairman Of the Committee in the
Female Department, they were returned in
his report.
Dra,cing in PenciI-The beautiful and in.
mitable Drawings in Pencil, did not by any
means escape observation they arrested the
attention OF every one passing in that direc-
ton.
PreSerres-Only one Jar occupied the
shelf; lis fine appearance possibly deferred
others from coming in competition.
To MesSrs. Lenoir, Mason and Johnson,
the writer tenders the thanks of the whole
Industrial community, for their untiring in.
duStry aud well arranged plans, in attending
to the very arduous and perplexing duties as
signed them by the Executive of the State.
To J. u. Lowe, Secretary TO the Society,
all will unite in awarding TO him their united
and undivided thanks. AS an officer of the
Society, no man could have performed his
cnty better, or more satisfactorily. System,
promptncss and urbanity marked all his move
ments.
TO Capt. Alexander, Marshall of the day,
every credit is due for the dignifed, c0urtc.
Gus and gentlcmanly manner by which he so
promptly and satisfactorily commanded the
fcld-not The slightest irregularity or misbe
havor occurred within the bounds of his
command. The writer accords to him the
unanimous thanks of all present
Mr.. Russell, keeper of the gate, played the
gnme Of open and shut to the satisfaction of
every body; with his strict attention and
courtesy all were pleased-all that knocked
were admitted, and no one was refused to
pass the straight but narrow way. lie pre-
served fine order within his buiIiwick
TO MIR. Robinson, the efficient, courteous
ard excellent auctioneer, many are indebted
for fine Butter, superior Honey, Vegetables |
that cannot be eXcelled; the Cock to crow
us up in the morn, and unwieldly Shanghai
Hen, with her tremendous Egg, and the game
Cock that never iiinehes; together with many
other articles that escaped the writer's atten-
ton. Ii. |
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FOREIGN NEws.-France.--T Moniteu
officially announces the pregnancy of tn,
Empress.
The rumor is revived that Russia is nego
tiating for n loan in America.
Marseiles advices report that every ex.
ertion is made to reinforce the army in the
Crimea.
The Russians have thus Ear checked the
Allies advance to Prekop.
Simpson telegraphs that 10000 are en-
ployed dailyin making road from Balaklava
to the camp.
The Russians fire from the North causes u
delay on the works but don't prevent con-
tinuance.
The Russians have $4,000 troops in the
vicinity of Ncoalof The Russian loss in
three weeks previous to the 9th Sept. was
10000.
10000 French troops are expected at Stills
tria by end of October.
Austria announces the most perfect under.
standing with France.
The British fleet had been ordered to the
coast of Italy.
The Russians are repairing Sweaborg.
1t is rumorcd that there is an alliance be.
tween Prince Napoleon and the Princess Roy
nj of England.
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1T is now conceded that the contest in the
free States next year will be between the
Democracy and Abolitionists.- Louisville
Dem.
No such Internal lie is conceded at ALL
There are some Aboiiionists, in the free
States, to be sure, but they will poll in 1856
no greater vote than they poIlcd in 1852, or
1913. The contest in the free States in lS56
will be between the Americans and anti
Amcricans-just as will be the contest in the
slave States-between men who love their
country and reverence the patriots of old, and
are guided by their maxms ofwisdom, and
between the demagogues and their hordes,
who, sacrificing principle, nationality and
every other sacred thing, would kiss the
Pope's great toe, and sell America for thirty
pieces of silver, provided they could cnjole
dupes enough to give them offices and let
them grow fat at thecxpense ofall civilization,
liberty, and human yancement.-.Madison
Courier
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m,Lnne,, Ver,njfuvc.-No r

M'Lane's Vermifuge.-No remedy ever in.
vented has been successful the great worm med-
cine OF DIR. MLane. All who have used it have been
equally asonished and delighted at its wonderful ener-
gy and efficacy. To publish all the testimonials in its
favor would fill volmes must therefore content our.
selves with brief abstract OF a fsw of them.
Japhet G. Allen, of Amboy, gave dose to a child six
years old, and brought away 50 lie at
ter gave another dose to the child which brought
away 80 more, making l33 worms in about IL hours.
Andrew Downing, Of Cranbury township, Venango
county gave his child one tea spoonful and she passed
III worms. Next morning, on repetition Of the desc,
she passed ll3 more.
Jonathan lOughman, OF West Union, Park county, Ia
writes that he is unable to supply the demand, as the
people in his neghborhood say afer trial OF the 9TH
ers, that none are equal to DR.. MIanes Vermifuge.
Messrs. d. J. W. Cotton, of Winchester, Ia, hap
pened last spring to get OF this Vermifuge. After
selling few bottles, the demand become so great for it
that their stock soon exhausted They state that
II produced the best effect wherever used and is very
popular among the people.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. WLdne's
Celebrated Vermifu0e, and take none else All other
Vermifuges In comparison, worthless. Dr. MLane's
Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, can be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
For sale by +. IT, KEITH Co., Athens; j. A. L C. W.
COFFIN, Madsonyle; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. loct POI
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A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-When the ssn,-
luer Of youth is slowly wasting away into
the night-ial of age, and the shadows of the
past years grow deeper, rs life wears on to
its close, it is pleasant to look through the
vista of time upon the sorrows and felici-
ties of our earlier years. If we have home
to shelter and hearts to rejoice us, and
friends have been gathered together around
our tircsides, then the rough places of our
wayiaring will have been worn and smooth.
ed away, in the twilight of life, while the
sunny spots we have passed through will
grow brighter and more beautiful. Happy
indeed are those whose intercourse with the
world has not changed the tone of their hoi-
Ter feelings or broken those musical cords
of the heart, whose vibrations are SO melo.
dious 50 tender and touching, in the evening
of age.
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6YThe Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Courier says the report Of the allow.
ance Of extra pay to Gen. Scott is not con.
lirmcd, and the impression prevails that it
will be referred to the decision of the next
Congress. 1t is certain that few days
since Gen. Scott had no official information
of the favorable action Of the War Depart.
ment.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-02

READING IN RAILROAD CARS DANG ERoUs.-
Several instances are lately recorded where
persons who were in the habit of reading
mu.h in railway cars had become nearly blind,
and an express agent near Boston had totally
lost his sight, it being imputed to that cause.
1t appears the joting melton causes the eye
to strain in catching the separate letters, and
makes their effect on the ratina very injuri-
ous.-Er.
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Ben. D. Thompson,
Cleveland, Tenn.
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,

DVp- MOODS and UNt-sIUIIH, VIIi TdITIs anu TUIVTb
Articles, Varnishes,
window Glass ma Putty, Glassware,
uNRENOII English aud American Perfumcry Fine
II Toilet aud Shaving Soaps, tine Hair and Tooth
brushes Paint Brushes Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Trusses and supporters Of all kinds, Spices, snus Man
nacured Tobacco all the Patent Proprietary Medl
zines of the day, superior Inks Pure Wines and Fran
dies for medicinal purposes, Extracts and FlaYors,
choice Toilet and Fancy Articles, &C.
Imake my purchases for cash. aud offer goods equally
a. low as they can be obtained from any similar estab-
shmen In this section. Warranted 10 be Fresh, pure,
and genuine Orders from the country promptly h'led,
and satisfaction guaranteed with regard both 10 price
~ Physicians Prescriptions and Family. Recipes
rompounding, at all hours. sept T-iy-3GS
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savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.
FLoUR-prices have advanced since our last report.
We now quote Georgia extra ut 9,2o al $40. The stock
ia rather light aud the demand good.
wugAr-There has been falling OF In the receipts
the past week About 1900 bushels have arrived by
rairond The exports have been, to New York 1S,2tS
bushels to Baltimore 9is bushels and to Liverpool 1881
sacks We quote red wheat at sl,sO % i;s5 Large
il selling nj an advance OF 10 a l2c.
CoRS3We hear OF sales In large lots at so a 9Oc. 1t
IL selling at retail from stores at 95c a 81.
s,IrThe stock Is good. We hear Of sales In lots nj
800 TO 1000 sacks at $1i0 q LIS, aud at retail from
store Mt xi2S,
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G 0 M nj E R CIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 90.
Herewith find statement Of our produce market
BACON, hog round IL 90 l3kc hams 10 q lie; sides
1874 90 TIC; shoulders ~ 40 l2Ic. LARD 10 % lie.
BEgF ~ 6b Dc Pork 90 % lOc and scarce. Wool Is
90 20c. DGY Hires Eye Cons IS 90 IOc and in good
PEAS 10 q Snc. HAY Al - 40 I,3n. WHEAT 81 ,G5 90
LIS Flour 1928 40 1925 U hundred in bbs. aud
sacks. FEATHERS IS a 4Oc, aud DRIRD FRuIT
without change slice last wrote. GREER ArrEs are
very dun just at 75c 40 81 U BUSH HITTER
at go a. 25c EGGs 90 % 22c BEEswAx 90 40 25c. TAI
LOW l2Jec. GRouSD PEAS Peanuts, 30 a. az, IRsH
POTATOES Zoe az ~ y bush.
EXCHANGE ON the North y y cent premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. 4. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Fall and Winter Goods!
Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber living five miles North Of
L Telico Iron Works, Monroe CO., Tenn,
offers GOOD FARM for sale. There are tpo
hundred aud eighty acres in the tract, $50 acres
in cultivation, 100 Of which is good bottom
land, lying in one body; plenty of water, tim
her, &c There is also good frame dwelling
house and barn; and lie situated in very
healthy section of country. | will sell n: a
low price AUSTIN GLENN.
Oct 10, ls5j-tf-SG9.
So Augusta Chrinicle insert times, and
forward bill to subscriber at Bell Town.
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eY" We have frequently heard the celebrated Ger
Diers, sold by Dr. &. VI. Jackson 100 Arch street.
Philadelphia, spoken of in terms of the highest
mendatiOn, and honestly believe that IL Is one the
best medicines advertised for the complaints for which
1t is recommended They pleasant to the taste, and
be taken under any circumstances by the deli
cate stomach The press far and wide, have united in
commencing this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, de-
by, &C. and such the healing effects OF this pana-
cea, that we hope may be introduced to every family
where dyspepsia has, or Is likely to have victim. See
advertisement. foct36
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Oooh Stovon.

THE undersigned has for sale variety OF Cook
stoves--laicst and most approved patterns. The
castings are beautiful. The X0osic, State Store and
EeptucIy are cast nj Cincinnati, Ohio, and the South
erne il cast NJ the Knoxville Foundry. lie expects
have, In short time some beautiful fire Stoves for
good article IN the Stove line will do well 10 call and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Athens, Sept 2i-tf365 j. ". BLACKWELL.
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~ An epidemic of unusual yirulence is
attacking the horses in New York city, and
in all directions fine plump animals may be
seen lying dead by the way-side. Of course
the poor and over-workcd beasts are the
more numerous We understand that the
Knckcrbocker stage company lost forty in
one week.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Oct 81.
Since our last review Of the market we note no ma
terial change in any Of the leading articles.
WHEAT red so from wagons; 81 co from store, in
Guiding sacks FLOUR firm Mt IS 90 $50 II bbl. and
same in bags CoaS 80 90 Soc u bn moderate demand.
OATS soc from store including sacks STOCK PE>s Toe.
IRIsu Por AroEs Al u bu, FEArgEs 3Igc, good
demand at RETAIL light stock. We have good deal Of
enquiry for Pork, but none In market yet Stock Of
Groceries light. Weather and business good.
Excu,SGg-sight draftS on New York Nc; Augusta,
Charleston and savannah Y " cent. prem.
Yours, truly, -
SEAG0 & ABBOTT,
EsnerdL DlptuissiDu Msrcb1ufs
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Jay" Madison, Indiana, Banner says every.
body in that region is engaged in building
corn cribs. The like of the crops in Indiana
and Kentucky was never seen before. Farmers
have their hands full.
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VVHICH, added to my Old, makes my
w present stock large for this market
consisting in part of the following: Oils,
Lintseed, Tanners, Lard and Neatsfoot; SPIT,
Turpentine; Copal, Japan and Leather Var
nish; Paint, Varnish and Sash Brushes Blend
els and Graining Brushes; White Lead, dry
and in OIL Zinc in Oil; Pessores; Gumelastic
Globes, with and without tubes; Window
Glass, II 10y Is; Putty; Glaziers' Diamonds;
Wines; Brandy, and Jamaica Spirits, for
medical uscs-and many other articles
Will be sold for cash only.
Oct 26 WIN. BURNS.
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The individual who tried TO clear his con-
science with an egg is now endeavoring to
raise his spirits with yeast. If he fails in
this il is his deliberate intention to blow out
his brains with bellows, and sink calmly in
to the arms Ola Young lady.