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4. IhctlOrd \ r.. j. SCurlOck,

4. IhctlOrd \ r. J. sCurlOck,
Offer to the ladies' and gentlemen at the
cry HEAP ca SH NTDR T.,
(Souh side PbbLc Square)
MARSHALL, TEXAS
1 complete stock ofdry goods, groceries, and
y Hardware, and will endeayor to keep all
articles called for N this market that are useful
good neat, nice, fancy, and cheap I'y street
a.lcnlion to the wants and comfor, of our
PATRONS and our low prices, we hope TO merit
and receive liberal share of the cash patronage
May -, 1883
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I'lL MCKAY, AUaael a. La# t
\ southeast corner puHiit sguafs .N. ..r
to G N Adam., Marshall. Foxes.
Ami iIsbj
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Professional Cnr0s.
Law Gard.

II A. PATlLiO, Attorney o. Lane, Marahall
/ Harrison county, Texas. nj
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~ $. JENNINGS, AAoasy az Lar, Mar.
-. shall, Texas. Oiliee It Nor.A wet
corner OF the public square.
January II, 1855.
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UNCE & BRO TIL R

y L n G. T. e. B r o T II E K
H. REMOVED
THEIR BOOK AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENT
TO No 1876 SAssAUsT.,
THEIR PREVIOUS LOCATION.
The present situation q tie uniegned s1oriins them much
ample Accommodation than they previously posezsed
they have resolved hereafter 70 keep constantly haad
FULL ASSORTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
including the principal publications Of the pub hinE houses Of
NETWORK, BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA, =; the Pab-
Hhes pnee trade, REAL in large and snail glsn
ties.
The public will find upon their shelves al the
NEW AND CURRENT BOOKS
q soon issued the Magazines and Peodes received direct
frrm ,he publishers
BUNCE & BROTHER viii issue from their Location,
within short reriod several volumes Of
DISTINGUISHED CHARACTER.
including works the pens q Of oslebra,sS
authors BUECE e. BROTHER,
Publishers and Booksellers No i2s Sssslg-E:
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rIIE EEW-YORK TRIBUNE

vo,cILIFoRNIA OREGON AND rsE SANDWICH
SsDs IA vuhshed the departure Of each MAJ steamer
fr IsptuwsI 81 50 per snnum. Single copies SIX Cene
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Blank Books, 5iatioufrp Nr.

WORK, MAY l, : , 81
~ REMOVAL OF
NJ. A. W Il z L z CO,
yRoM nos IS and IS PAEk-Eow TO Is vlLLtAssr,
Where they have opered very arg 500 u -
STAFLE STATIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOAEsIlC
Psres q every decpcu an al ots spPe aiming % ine
in Il tusres xck they o5er r sac q he vSy lowest
r-ee Bocksees and eoasfry Merchants Ee II
we. 70 ca! s-d exa-aEe her roek
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Gpstial Nctires.


The Csrson League viii held Meeting on WLDS ,.s
DAY EVENiNG ga INST at oe9es in The B.es9 5 o P,
re- blsee5sT SssI Mor,9p 20 And Dr. JONAS
KESNEDY Thefends Of Law and OF s execution are n'ea
t. attend
s.B. Bnttan vi. deliver Free Lecture THE RELA-
qEAIED ~ THE SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA' a. me siuy-
vheh great number and variety Of SPIRIT WAIlNOs and
DHAwiNGs viii be exhibited
The Five Points Gospel Union Mission will hold il
sssfp If osuveIne1r and Msdsons THIS (wednesiay
EyENING Msy s. 1855 Members o. all EvsngsNe1 ohaIen
g. and The public generally invited 70 attend Exercises
'''''' Rev. D. CHAPMAN, ,,....-c--.
=. w ALIEN; Missionary CON-
o. LIVINGSTON, }
,,a.onIc--HYATT LODGE No 2o5. =. A. M.-The mem
be-, o. az Nh smssrrrh at L o'clock NJ THIs DAY
Wsene6sy hsy q aiend the funeral Of our late worthy
Brciher JfssEHOBLEY The members Of the Fraternity ID
ers in l standing ore respectfully invited 20 attend
eR w RTsSos see'y HENRY WRIGHT w NJ.
Cre., Boet Fair.-ISGERsoLEs TwESTY-sEy-
HEEKowns TO the large attendance s week I1ser;9l he.
seedsd continue more week There w be saaea 70
ssr sttsnton called She Is up in the highest style Of
and has been pronounced the ne Pns o h o. s
he eoipg season There will also be added fine PILOT
BOATS YAwL and number O. o'neI @ aas Vim
Pos every description both for pleasure and hard er'se
Ttey are all Included IN the exhibition ADMISSION nee NO
80 soUth-It.
Free College for the People of Newly ork.-The
Rev HENHY WARD BEfCHER, tho Rev Z: II. CHAPLIN,
Trof EDMUND h. FAIRFIELD President Of Central College,
N,ohrsu Hon. HORACE MANN, Hon. DANIEL > DICK
INsON Dr. RUSSELL Of NewHsven and other distinguished
address meetings IN De
lsf Of the Peoples College Hope Chapel No ~ Broad
way commencing THURSDAY EVENING, May a, Of Z.
O'clock The importance Of The subject and the reputation OF
he seskers require that be secured early Admission
Tree n B-ReulGr meeting Ct the Trustees at the Asor
Howe Esd O'Clock r. NJ BY order Of the Board OF
1rssees II. HOWARD, Secretary.
The Very LasessTbe latest and the latest styles
oevcssd This reasonable because things
- ~ present. day een improvements. OF this character
4 XLESNvOBTE's SUPERIOR HAIR TONIC truly sci
eatfe preparation
WopLp you PROMOTE GxowTHf
WsULD IMPROVE AND Beauty YOUR HART
WOULD YOU BEAUTIFUL Closer CURLs1
Then use LATEST and OF all toilet srticlesELLS
WORTHs SUPERIOR HAIR TONIC-carefuliy prepared
huu nice materials, and elegantly put up.
S<d bv All fcspsctablo DRUGGISTS aud Apothecares.
HEAD BROTHER, No. l52 Greenwichs., Agents. City Of
Hew@York
Remitsnces TO Iowa. .
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Kemittances TO Iowa.

MONEYS aeposted the credit Of the undersigned wild
rfr-rrs KETChUM ROGERS & BEMENT, No. IS William
st. New.York; AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, Wsl-st.
kew.York; EXCHANGE BANK, stste,st, Boeton, can D
drawn IN GOLD with premium. Al the Bank Of
T. 5. JESUP 4 Co., Dubuque, Iowa
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fine ARTS.

NEW PARIAN MARBLE STATUETTES.-
~ Cfthe-e tesutfll and ch4te ornaments f pA1f oo1f
Iut udy have ust received fresh o., among wnl AZ ne
Greek slave AEs1re >stEins Return TON NaiaSe I've win
AL ItEntcuIile Gr. CeapA-rs Boy via haooi Ino
ens Chrs Bust q Flora >h-k sp--e, All Et-SE- etaef
clres ReleIfs. dealers and str.Igs- invited = ~ AID
sxsa.ue n. Il CHARLES AHRENFELDI.
No s. M.i1eI-.s-e. up-sralrl
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS Il Co..
w Prir-seers Ne $50 Broadway. have z-1c1 pleasure
a-rcurcns the Exhbiio- their o. ss-es Of seven
exquisite PAINTINGS rep-rse--lrk
DOGS AND THEIR CANE
By tie celebrated kchars Arsde On view day ffo1 d.
Enrlt 7. "
w SCHAUS, IMPORTER Of ENGRAVlNGS
w and ARTISTS MATERIALS. Ia rs-s9y ! tn No
So hfuscwsy 70 tn srsaus gore No 81 Broadway ware
he El b hsYTv % see Is patrons.
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WE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL

i sTREET-cLEASISG COMPANY nov PREPARED -
crzct With Corporsi0ns fortrefors Turnytke Ps1k
rad Cornperies fos CLEANING STkkET- sad HIGHWAYS
Of every cssccoc ~ the year D1arh ME y any pat
he Utsd stsfss Tie sysem q scsssnFnx s30ptd By his
Company Together Sh tb s~e-pnf 1nd Cleaning Apparz
tus Ia received hst coneu. ors on M Pre- srf
of every ery where thy opersfsd The 1s1D
Ct re neshne beIs only valuable eent freetean-
e prtsesvsves q the street srfse pste1. % %
estere ard nAc2Auzst foslk In tn -
f-ecr The testimony O cTh enke-f ~
,keir consfr1cton and mode q 0psrtn IL eio>s
~ are tsps nv simplify the whole system 81 eet1f en-
ss authorities 70 have street or street, ans y '1~
/ 49, Smith sECKfLL Co.
Nc. SIS Broadway ss~Yors' or No ns 'SsA f''A'"
/ pkisde rk
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I,rrprsrING 70 LUNBERlfEN:--IIhae s 49, y !,
cpTFyDID CHANCE WITHOUT RISK

- On. n ne rrorrsetrs q ssvefsl IStENTIOSs q In
80 rsca1iAry ssias 1as.zE ~ ths Other b1Des. be
stsra TO- vii dspos Il 4 IL Interest IA eitner 4. q
them purehsa-r -ai siylotxes ~boat
cry Any perNon HAVING 81 90 - $50 . invest tr
months -, WI sssy irfsrnsis9l b ealing on
:. o. BROWS. NJ. = Ls4gtl-st-, vi hin three days.
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- AID ADVENTURES Muslc STUDENT n GERMANY now
ptbttirg In The NRW-YORK MUSICAL WORLD. 4
steel engraving Of Mozart and G four pages Of e music
weekly which Is psssd separately and be detached and
bound the end Of tie year, II volume worth - ui
ing and musical from everyNleEe furnished Tor
subscriJtion Of IS RICHARD sTORRs WILLIS. Editor,
No. 81 Broadway. y. I.
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w Nov No. &c Rue H0nole fac.nE the fessass dc
rome Pa Cuh0r Of several scientific works and sole inventor
~ he O.arnres lEE1H. Camp-ete seis In a hour.
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NETWORK TRIBU NE
r,,r rrw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE
TILE EEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUSE'
THE sEsu-y
THE srw-yoRK TRIBUNE

pubashed every TvrspAY and FkIpAr eli 81 I5ssrte
al nunuzn. Two copies for 20 ~ w ~ -
80 10 cent . Inc fs escb Hsertlon
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THE MYSTERIES Of AsTRoL0GY and the
ME PROTESTANT CHURCHMAN.-T

Il valuable Weekly Episcopal paper l. edi,ed By
The Rev HENRY ANIHOS, D. ID.
The Rev. STEPHEN n. IIN6, ID. ID.
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Auliy-t Publisher.
subscription prcs 20 80 from June June every year
This paper I'd sound Evan seca principles and the
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The Five Points Gospel Union Mission will hold il
Rev. D. CHAPMAN,
y. w. ALLEN. Missionary Com.
q. LIVINGSTON,

Masopc.-HYATT LODGE No 2o5, r. A. M;-The mem
hs tl dre are requested meet a. the Lodgeoo NO
il5 GTsndsi WI iamsbuTgh, at Y o'clock NJ TINS DAl
Broher sSEHOBLEY The members Of the Fraternity 10
rrn In z, % standing respectfully invited 20 ettend
K w. kFNYoN. sec-y. HtNh1 MhlNhI, w. ~,
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EUROPE in ls55.-Trayelers to Europe can
IL see or pufoSsse Of the undersixHed Book.
Newspaper Books Pan. and the Continent, .nc
Erh books. Attention viii = devoted 70 AencE visitors
and information scly gwen
SAMSON, LOW, son & CO., Aneresa and Ergish Book
sellers and Publishers Ludsafe Hill by -. PAllsl London
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The Csrson League will held Meeting on " LDSx 80
DAY EVENING, zSd inst AZ oelocs IN ne b.ee15 p
:. Esa1k,rst near Morton Addresses by the Rev fro
- MlTTIsON VIM. d. MURPHY, Esq, and DR. JONAS
KENNEDY. Thsfends Of Law and OF is execution are e'
a. lfe.
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rT,HE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

81 Boulevard des Capucncs Sdmtted a, the Univers'
Pals Exhibition Silks Lace LSies Realy-made Dresses an
he newest Fashors
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con,
~ s-snty hard vsy s-peroS sEtels q 40 O''|
DUST eorss-irs 4 sswtnzs SING AID ground oo1s . e.
Orders received . the v K 49,, E@s iLtss- ~ ! -
y hesey-sr-. ~ srllrs. CIhl>lAAf 81 = -
CEED Pas further supply oi Dwarf Dins
~ imperial E6s TT receysc nd i n $500 - &c -
N IHORBURS Co, No. . lo,-s-
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no SHIRT MANUFACTURERS and DEAL

4 FRS In IEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-A situation -
SALESMAN o. TRAILING CLERK IN Whl!ssels Fur
Hcuse, a. tue Furnishing Department Il v h0esale
hnz h0rse ~anfed y young ,iau who has Or n1n
Der e year. bad charge q The -h N ufacurng Department
Of the Nh0iesae Clothing Houses The cry
Having thcroueh practical knowledge Of the shirt anufl
tuug biz services could be made available certain
that well in the se ing department. addressed
WILLIAMS, Inbune Otce, vii meet with immediate
trrffCl.
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EDWARD BArEs, OF MIssoCRL-This distin
guished and good man wrote as follows, on
being rendered nomination for United State:
Senator:
As to the Office of Senator, your conjecture
Is correct, and the report YOU have heard, to
The elect that II offered nomination by nv
party friends in the Legislature, | would de
cline it, is well founded For many wears past
have not had, and have not now, any expec-
tation or desire to hold u seat in the Senate.
If | We're nominated unanimously by my par.
ty-yea, more il were elected by the Legis
lature-I would respectfully and gratefully
decline the Office.
My pecuniary circumstances, though such
as to enable me to feel comfortable and indie.
pendent, are not such as to warrant me in abau-
doning my private pursuits, aud devoting all
my time aud energies to the public service -
When was young, my ambition was an ac.
tive principle, and would have led me to sac
riice much of time aud comfort for the privi-
lege Of figuring in the high places of public
life. But was, long ago, cured of that in-
tellectual maady $50 near akin 10 patriotism,)
and being once so thoroughly beaten as to
make me content with defeat, |, fortunately,
lost the desire for public station, along with
the power to obtain it; and ever since. my
purpose has been settled, never again to ex
haust my energies and waste my better feel.
ings in toilsome efforts land perhaps vain and
efforts to climb tho slippery heights
of politics. Besides my opinions on most
public subjects are formed and settled: NV
habits are retired aud domestic, and all my
sources of happiness are at home.
Under these circumstances, and moved by
these feelings, have no desire even for the
high and honorable place of Senator, and do
request that my name may not be used in the
caucus,
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Eivcr COMPARTMENTS dangerous and OF

liver COmpiuinf.-Ihis dangerous ana often
fatal diseasehad long baled the skill of the most emf
ncnt physicians when the discovery of Dr. McLane's
Liver Pills solved the difficulty, and presented to the
world the Great Specific for that complicated maady
which has attained such widely spread celebrity Tor its
certainty of cure This successful remedy was the re-
suit of many years study In which the symptoms we're
narrowly observed and thus described by tie Doc
tor himself $1,000.
"SyIn ptoms Of Diseased Licer.--Patn in the right
side and sometimes in the left under the edge OF the
rbs-the patient being rarely able to lie on the LETT pam
sometimes under the shoulder blade, frequently extend
Ing TO the top Of the should ,roten mistaken Tor rheu
masm In the arm; sickness OF stomach ana loss OF APP
petite; bowels mostly cosye but sometimes alternate
with lax; dull heavy sensation In the back part OF the
head: loss Of memory with uneasincss OF having neg.
lccted something sometimes dry cougG WEAKNESS and
debility nervous irrabilty; feet cold or burning and
prcky sensation Of skin; low spirits, lnssltude' WIN
dissemination to exercise although satisfied u would DC
/ beneficial In fact patient distrusts every remedy
Have YOU any or All of these symptomsY III So you
! will find a certain remedy in DR.. MLanes Plus
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. M'LdheS
ClejrUt~d Lirer Pits and take none else Ihere gre
other Pills purporting to be Liver Pulls, now before IN,
public. DR.. M'Lanes Liver pills, also his celebrated
| Vcrmifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
! Stores In the United States and Canada -.
/ For sale by r. II. KElru Co, Athens j. A. T. w
CorriS, jacksonville; and by one Agent In every town
IN Tennessee, l'eo' "
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WITHOUT A PARALLEL IN VIRGIYGA.-A
train of forty lo.ded ears passed over the
Souths'dc iroad last week. As might lie
expected, It's entry into this city created no
little eXcitemcnt,t being sight never before
Witnessed in Petersburg Among other
things mnumerablr, the train had on ten
thousand bushels of wheat aud as an incon-
trSlble proof Of the easy grades Of the
SoutItsdr road, the immense train was drawn
by one engine. Verify are we beginning to
realize some Of the manifold advantages
that the friends of this road have predicted
from the misunderstanding ErpreSs.
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u ! !
Tho friends Of Prohibition are organising IN
Tennessee with a spirit and resolution '""'
.,rit. terror into the minds OF the politicians
They exulted over the numerous o'''"','
candidates who advocated legislation on ."e
.nl,;oc, before the last election, and have De-
come fixed in the belief that Prohioi''on Is
unpopular. They say that the man "i' o'
defeated who takes high ground on 'ii'' q"e''
tion in the approaching canvass FROM 'h'
.Lo,,o,D Of their poor selfish souls, they
u,i,Li, They lack the moral nerve to odvo'
cate the truth and cordially hate any man
,ho ia willing TO do his duty and thus admin
-, them a whitening rebuke. Oh yes
,..,,,l.,pess is "yice Of hisleous mien"-men
.Lo,IJ not incbriate themselves, they say; but
.dJ We feel under no obligation to risk our
popularity upon mere abstraction. This
nil NAV be so-we think it is; and we are
fortunate that they do not ntrudc themselves
on us as Prohibition men. We would fear
their treachery-at last, as Solomon says OF
their whiskey hobby, they would bite us like
a serpent and sting like an adder.
Let all men know, particularly aspirants
for the legislature, that we are respectable in
point of character, numbers and resolution.
II We do not succeed, ultimately in the cleo
ton, we are determined that the canvass shall
be very dangerous TO the political tricksters'
and that an awful gloom of uncertainty shall
hang over the man who haughtily denies our
right to relief against the liquor traffic, Let
us hold meetings send delegates to Nashville
to the 22d Of February Convention; meet in
Athens on the same day--compare notes and
count noses; meet again and harmonise with
the Nashville Convention; adopt platform
invite the cooperation of candidates for both
branches of the Legislature, or nominate a
ticket ourselves; and, in short, do everything
that the nature Of the case requires. Our
motto is tie right, and we must prevail.
TT
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t3s- Lieutenant Hunter is native of New
Jersey, and not of Virginia, MS has been stat
ed. He entered the navy in 1924, and has
been in the service constantly for 30 years.
The Lieutenant has published letter in
which he complains of his dismissal ms an
arbitrary act on the part of tie President, and
says the publication of his address to the
American people was done without his knowl.
edge. lie further says, in relation to the
charge that he is insane, that 'if the protec-
ton of our flag and citizens against every
personal interest is n mark If insanity" he is
insane.
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For the Post.
IN CIIANCERY.

Be it remembered that on this day,
Before the Chancellor straightway,
Came ON the Mill dam Case" for hearing;
The counsel anxious, clients fearing
The bill was read, the answer TO,
The other papers all read through.
The answer played an open hand
Denied their title to the land,
And said their mill was three years old
Since 1t was built or had been sold.
The title bond had not been proved.
And thereupon lawyer moved
That reputation" might he heard
To meet the point they so much feared.
The Court denied the motion made,
And the attorney rose and said:-
'If the Court please, we will not trife,
For altho' true, that there's rifle
Caused by the dam Of this defendant,
Aud we are on his 'gatas' dependant,
Wen quit the case and pay the cost
Give up the spring for it is lost
But damn the mill-dam, damn our bill,
Damn the mll-race, and The mill"
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nand Tor @a1c.

a GREEABIY to interlocutory order and decree OF
IA the Circuit Court Of Meigs county, Tenn, made
and rendered the January term 1900 OF said Court
will ON Saturday, the Sd dHy Of March next, proceed
to 60 upon the premises and expose to sale, at public
cutlery, the highest bidder the Northwest diagonal
half of 100 Acres CT land. belonging TO the
estate of John Martin, deed, lying and being in the
county and State aforesaid in the second civil district in
said county and being the Land upon which the deceas
ed resided previous to his death Said Land viii be sold
to erl.c; di3tribution credit Of and two years
VII, be given, bearing interest from the day OF sale
cept the sum OF %lTJ which must be paid down the
day fsG Notes and good security will be acquired and
lien retained upon said land for the balance Of the
paid purchase money. W. L. MCKINLEY, Clerk.
oh 1874. Prs fee So .stg
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09

ONE or THE Tricks OF THE 1MEs.-A Phila-
delphia paper tells the following story:
A man applied for lodgings at one Of the
station houses few nights ago and told a
pitiable story of his sufferings and restitution.
lie was of course, given a place to sleep.
Two nights after he applied again, and en-
hibited sixteen cents rs the total amount OF
his assets, but on searching him, the liutenant
found $50 in gold and about $50 worth OF
jewelry, which he had in small box The
only object he had in applying for lodgings
was TO save the small sum that would be
charged him at public house"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09

AUGUSTA Feb 8.
Our Produce market has been more active and firm
during the past week. The demand FOR articles Ina
exceeded the supply.
New c0N has come in slowly and good lots have solo
freely at % @ Zoe, hog round hams worth II q
l2c; sides 9iG q Ice aud shoulders q SIZE. Old Da
con is in poor demand at &c less.
LARD in good demand AZ 1917 % lie for prime lots in
barrels and kegs, Old Lard not very saleable
TALLow scarce at l28c i d.
BEEF rather more plenty, but demand good at a &c
foot for prime beef Hoes in fair demand at 90 &c
SHELF 81 q 2,5J 2 head
CorroN advancing and quote extremes ut a SIC
ConN scarce at 81 81 1,rj 2 bushe oars 50 q Soc
MEAL 81 90 lC5 latter FOR bo.eI WHEAT at 81
q 81 latter for white Flour scarce and in good de-
naud at 10 O $40 3 barrel and same rate II hundred
FOR sacks RYE 81. STocS PEAS $3.50 p busl.
Hay in good demand at $lt0 q 100 q hundred fol
Northern, and Tennessee will bring as much or more
well cured aid baed Some choice parcels OF Hay com
mand rs q hundred FODDER 1925 @ 40, in bales
No Dried Fruit in market.
FEATHERs-Dull at 37j6 90 iDc p n.
BUTTER IS a 2jc u 10. EGGS IS a 20c II doz
IlIDEs-Dry are and worth II q Ice.
Yours, very truly,
J.. A. ANSLEy,
Commission and Produce leychdnt.