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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, May Z.
We were favored this morning with excellent show.
earth in several MONTHS and from appearances seem.
ed 10 be a general rain over the country.
Our salmost bare Of any kind Of Produce but
one or two small and Inferior lots OF Bacon received
hog round good article from store commands 10 Nc
readily sidss iik; shoulders 81 q s; hams II @l2k
including fancy trimmed, LARD snchsnged' 10 % NC
perfne as a $50 q sack fs.ru.Rs, dull sale, 8Ikc.
Hly Tenpessee. in bales, ei,I5 y hundred. FRuir,
Dried Apples i,I6 D bu; Peaches ~.
Yours, truly,
sEAGo 4 ABBOTT,
SNs<rsl dern,sssfon MeveAdrts
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Carter's Spanish Mixture.
rhc Great Purifier Of the blood
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY in I'll

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY in III
Let he afflicted Read and Ponderi
An Infal,lbe Remedy foI scrofula Kings Evil Rheuma
tism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimpies or Pos
tules on the Face, Blotches, Boils Ague and Fever
Chronic sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, scad Head
Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones and joints Stub.
horn Ulcers, syphllitic Disorders Lumbago, Spinal
Complaints and all Diseases arising from an lnjud
cious Use Of Mercury Imprudence In Life, or lmpury
vIviIIs great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of Blood
IA now used by thousands OF grateful patients from
ali parts Of the United States, who TESTIFY daily 10 the
cures performed by the greatest OF all med
cinss 80, srrH,s SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheu.
matIsm scrofua Eruptons on the skim Liver Disease
Feyers Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections Of the Kidneys
Diseases Of the Throat Female oompaints rsins and
aIvbt Nv using this grest and inestmable remedy.
for ali diseases Of the Bloed, nothing has yet been
found 10 compare with H. II ceanses the system Of all
Impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
KIdnev. strengthens the Digestion, gives tons 10 the
stonsch makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
tbeonstuton eneebled by disease or broken down by
the excuses Of youth to It's pristine vgor and strength
For the Ladies' Il Ia incomparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses OF Carriers spanish
Mixture will remove all sslowness OF complexion, bring
The roses manng to the cheek, give elasticity 70 the
.ten and improve the health In a remarkable degree,
beyond ali the medicines ever heard OF.
The large number OF certihcates which We have re-
e.iyed from persons from all parts OF the United States
4 Inc best evidence that there Is no humbug about IT,
The nres. hotel keepers magistrates, physicans and
public men, well known 10 the community, all add their
Testimony to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
and read the wonderful cures THIS truly greatest OF an
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Ppo.
prietors No Pearl street, Richmond, Va; 10 whom all
order, Tor supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by ws Bunss, and q. W. Ross, Athens
n n M,arr Calhoun; KxiIr sor, Chsrlestoni IHosr.
eos DrsoT, Cleveland. may @ly-oo
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CO nj M E R CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May7.
Herewith nnd statement Of our Produce market which
will be found reliable for the present time.
BACON, hog round, 10 q 10Hc, with light stock and
good demand hams II a l2c for good parcels, extra
gar cured and canvassed IL a l5c; sides In great de-
mand with light stocks, at liz q llHc; shoulders a
9xc, demand heavy; jowies on % &c. LARD IN q
l2kc for choice leaf In barrels and kegs. TALLow IKE
BEsF, on foot, scarce at a &C. Hogs, Sheep, Wool,
and Cotton goods without change BEEF HANS, 10 a
lie vExsos 10 q 12c. Com $3.50 q lao, with light
stock. OATS so a 90c, very scarce wHEAr LIS q a.
FLouR $40 a IS q Dbl, and same rate v hundred In
sacks. srooK PEAs $3.50 % LIS. wHirE BEANS % q
$50. HAr sI.75 a 1870 FEATHERS 80 q size. Bur.
rKR scarce at 25 a 85c. Ecos scarce at Is a 1sc--
Inns a. 20 q I60 for Tennessee and Georgia burnt, In
boxes and barrels OF an bushels
EXCHANGE on the North y y cent premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission dsd Produce Merchant.
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Macon Market.

MACON, May 8.
transactions for past week In Bacon heavy Stocks on
on hand all taken up at advanced prices, with unusual
demand for sides. I..
BACON, hog round, with clear sides, lie, with ribbed
lON 40 iOAc; clear sides IN q lae hams 1O& a ilc
sboulders az a lOc LARD stocks light II n a Ice in
bbls. Cons, scarce, as a 1.40. Oars scarce, rs a
Soc pas 80 a ti,15. MgAL, scarce, 40 a S1,&
FLOUR, superane s5,25 q SIS; extra family 1925 a
$50 a. sack, FsATHERs, dull, 81 a 40c. HsY, good
tennessee, ais cwt. BurrER, good article IS a 20c
CovyEe Rio Arm, l2H a i3c. suGAR, New Orleans on
a Sc, MoLassss, In barrels, 50 % sec.
ExcHAsoE on New York y q cent. prem.
Respectfully,
ALLEN a DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants Macon, Ga.
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The Southern CullivatOr saws:

Earache may be relieved by dropping a
little sweet oil and lnuo-num. warm, into The
ear, and apply hot salt in flannel bags SO MS
to keep the part constantly warm.
@THE Posr."-This paper Eow has an
actual circulation of thirteen hundred copies,
with a steady increase-eonfned principally
to tie rich and fertile counties of McMinn,
Mosroe, Bradley, Polk, Meigs, and Rhea.-
Commission and Business men at the South
and in Nashville, will find it q most reliable
medium 10 advertise through.
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,-ss- What !, suIeratus, Wood il hume,

!jS- What is saleratus! Wood is burned
to ashes; ashes are Iixivated--ley is the re
suit. Leyis evaporated by boiiiug-bIack
salts is the rrsidum. The salts undergo
publication by fire, and the potash Of CON-
u,erce is 'btained. BY another process We
change potash into prarlash. Now put these
in sacks aud pi &c them over distiIIery wash
tub, where the fermentation evolves carbonic
acid gas, aud the pcarash absorbs it and is
rendered Solid the product being heavier,
drier and whittier than the pearash. II is now
saler,tus. How much salts of ley and car
bonic rcid n human stomach can bear and
remain healthy, is question for a saleratus
eater. Some people say salrratds will not
harm the stomach. II is u ley!
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Mary IIoyl,

James Henry Smith and Henry L. Smith.
TT appearing from the allegations in the bill
i that the defendants are non.residents Of
the State OF Tennessee, it is ordered that pub.
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in
the Athens Post requiring said nonresident
defendants to make their appearance at the
next term Of our Chancery Court, to be held
at the Court house in Athens, on the ID Mon.
day of August next, and plead, answer or de.
muir to complainants bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed and set for hearing ex
parte. WIN. LOWRY, O. d. NJ,
April ~, 1851 prs fee So S44
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The Mayors of the sveral cities of Maine
have insued proclamations, directing the rigid
enforcement OF the liquor law. The Mayor
of Lawrence, in Massachusetts, has made a
proclamation TO the same effect.
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tE-There is now on exhibition in ST..
Louis a curiosity of the human family that is
said to forma link b,tween the hybrid and the
human family. II is an Indian woman, aged
about % years and her features are said to
have n close resemblance 10 the bear and
ourang outang. The Opati Indians, from
whom she was taken, are a remarkable tribe,
not only in their habits but their physical or
ganzation, which induced many to place
them in the class Of hybrids. The woman
on exhibition is represented to have degree
ofintelligence, and Ia endowed with the iac-
ulty Of speech, and ia a singular specimen OF
that lusus nature whose humanity but little
predominates over the brute creation.
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II appears that potatoes are coming down
To u lair price in almost every direction. One
dollar u bushel is now The price in Cincinnati
A large lot on the way to that city has been
stopped Ia Cleveland, on account Of the sud.
den i, cline in price.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Eaton Gilbert d Co.,

+ G. Tiieston and East Tennessee 4 Gerogis
Rail Road Company.
TT appearing from the allegations in the bill
i that the defendant, R. G. Tileston, is non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, it is or
dered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at the
next term Of our Chancery Court, to be held
at The Court house in Athens, on the Sd Mon
day Of August next, and plead, answer or
demur to complainsnts' bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed as to him and set for
hearing accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY. c. Il H.,
BY WILLIE Lowry. D. g. AN
April ~, 1864 prs fee 90 s44
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SEES THE ELgPHASr.-The Albany Argus
of Wednesday has the following: The Bos-
ton ears hence from this city had on board
a number oi returning Kansas emigrants.-
They had sccn the elephant and were salts
fed.
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Pianos.

lust received and for sale:
q One octave, Q round corners. iron plate.
One 81 octl legs.
One z round curved legs
elegant finish.
One 81 octave, 2 round corners, curved legs.
and mouldings.
Two octave superb Dudo:r, very heavy tone
These Pianos are from the oldest and best
manufacturers in Boston and New York-are
selected and built for strength as well as for
sweetness and power of tone, and are war.
ranted; and for beauty Of architecture can
not be excelled. II. @. COOKE.
April 27,.tf-344
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a new bridge over the Passiac river, at
p .nersou, fell on Thursday, while being
tc>lrd, aud 80 persons who were on il ut
the time were precpita,ed into the river
two being missing and two seriously injur.
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- There is t. be great gathering Of
tcetotallers at Boston on the 9th Of May the
main object Of which is TO make the enforce
ment of the new Massachusetts prohibitory
liquor law an easy matter. Gov. Gardner is
t. preside on the occasion, and strong dele
CATION from New York and other States will
participate.
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uITuAN LIFE.

We live, but why {! Alas. none eau h.s
MANY have essayed TO inform US, OUT '"'" -. -
bsen the endeayor. Their light has ser, .so
bnt ,o perplex. TO confound and TO renue, t"e
d,,Lnsss visible This mazes OF i''e 'aoy
- s,;II 70 echo the words: U! why arc VIC
30, and as the waiI goes up from u 'nou-
80 h.,rt. wells. and ears are bent 10 c"'c"
,ha ,ssponse. the soul slckens' Tor Ec"o oh's
Ahs D'.. So s,;I are bent, and hearts stlIl are
pu' 1 "',airiug answer. 0! come thou re
nu'". ,sn,b Cor then morts can no longer
iu'ep. I'D listen on ye thinking intermediate
eouo.' Ist heart throb or pulse beat too
rev; Iest the giddy :hrong fail 10 catch the
lJ uS :,y Eureka! Eureka that must come
soa,ng down from thy lofty abode when
Heavens angel at the bidding of Heavens
,,onarrb shall iit the veil and irradiate irst
,hy own purer, nearer Souls.
Human life has been termed bubble-a
breath--a sme--a tear--a struggle-adream
a farce. By others it has been styled as
Iabor. MS "a waste of wearsome hours
1thoa pht OF God" Ingenious, perhaps, but
o. how unsatisfactory these attempts TO
epitomize that which we all ought to know,
but which is still enveloped by darkness pro-
found and bv mystery impervious.
Life bel,s in The Sepulcare of Souls, each
hodv a breatI,iag walking tomb! Else why
tbis tausb. like iorgettuiness of former states,
any this awfa. ignorance of our destiny p
10 ms vixen thee take harmonious leave Of
i,ou,- forget the loved ones there, and roam
oy.- ~. wo~ld's wilderness Without an object,
and taawioo not whittier or wherefore they
90. Is !, not rather the net of Que whom
dir. calamity follows fast and follows faster,
until berrlt at once OF reason and of remem-
h,,n.e. he vauders forth alike fergetfui Of
the nast tdiud to the tatsre, aad haViag only
i. lis ,ars.isa ss.ss oil the present
If NJ. t..r,es,iaI be ;ssdeed the srpuei,re Of
sosls GET l. "a. an ys,er, graduated, aad still
,nsr A.. vsd 90 ua. O ~ny zoe sTe here -
I,s.,srta;ty is the ehiete.t ,atrit.ate oil the
sesl. ind death 10 Il term ankaown. Hence,
tb.uvb confined ben cath tn, sod Of Hrasen,
which In the star ssanei.d frmaa,ent- seal ~
only .ntr,ueed and mag vet xrsam on, con-
sci3us of il. imoriscnm.St, but poweri.,ss to
burst its eecen.ents until the appreciated tiase.
iI,r,,,, ne. .a,s Y,,unU h ib,. i,s.d af he.
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UDtel.

In this place. on Sabbath morning. the 9Th inst In the
Oath year OF her age, Miss EMILY s. j. RAosDALs, the
only daughter OF widowed mother.
OBITUARY next week.
At her residence, In Polk county the LIST inst Mrs
NANCY FErzER rect Of Isaac Fexer, deceased aged 81
years Mrs. Fetser has been for many years exem.
pary member Of the Baptist Church, and died as she
lived a true and consistent christian.
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The duty Of the Press US publicly announ.
ced is "to enIighten the public upon all great
political questions" which being privately
interpreted mems "to throw dus; In the peo,
pies eyes, and never give but one side Of
argument" For particulars see our Gu
ban affair.
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H-Now is the time to secure rosy cheeks
and bright eyes. Get up early, scent the
fresh air, hear the robins sing, and walk a
mile or two before breakfast
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The Memphis City Council has adopted
resolution pos,poning the sale ct the
navy ward Tor the further time OF six months.
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To those Interested.
IMAvING disposed OF my entire stock OF Merchan.
disc In Athens all those indebted TO me either by
note or account earnestly requested to come forward
and nav nm Immediately as the business Of the
must be closed. This 10 my last CALL u
Feb.9 b. n hBEDEh'
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10y for the Invalid.-We cut the following
from the philadelphia Saturday Gazette" and recon-
mend readears peruse carefully and those suf
fering should not delay purchasing
"DR. HooFLAsD's GERMAN BrrTERs-This celebrated
medicine, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, at the impo-
sing German Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch street, Is ex
citing public attention. and the propre
tor who is scientific physician, is selling immense
quantities Of It. The virtues Of this remedy so full
y set forth in the extended notice OF IT, to be seen In
our advertising columns that there Is hardly any
left for to speak OF. This much may add-0f the
long train Of physical ills to which humanity is heir,
there Is distressing than the general derange
ment Of the digestive apparatus which fails to
accompany disordered state Of the liver. Headache,
piles, languor, fretfdness bilious tongue morbid
breath, loss Of appetitein short, an indescribabe
wretchedness Of existence its nsuferabe and life
wasting attendants These diseases, which have baled
the skill Of the ablest Doctors have been radically cured
by HooHand's German Bitters." See advertisement.
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st;rI Anothcr,

Still AuOthcr.-S Louis AS a matter OF
great importance the afflicted wish to make the fol-
lowing statement About six years ago my wife at
tackled with slight stroke Of dumb palsy. The whole
OF her right side and limbs were partially paraysed.
doctor called, who bled her copously in the right
Of paralysis until last fall, when the right gradually
became weak and powerless Both limbs and the whole
OF her right side become perfectly benumbed, and
all voluntary motion entirely suspended. She
bled again, but without any relief. Even her tongue
became paralysed that she could at times speak
ley boy IA years DID, who had time previously
been cured Of very attack Of the disease
by the use three bottles of the MUsrA LsMEST and
we determined try II In her she had been
der the Of doctors for several months with
out any apparent benefit. l obtained bottle and
commenced bathing the whole effected side and limbs
The effect truly astonishing In less than month,
every symptom Of the disease appeared She
her limbs freely ever, and no impediment whatev
err exists In her articulation. In fact she Is perfectly
cured and bless the day We were induced to this
Invaluable Llnment EDWARD UPMEYER
For sale In Athens by VIM. BURNS; In Calhoun by d.
r. MARTIN; In Charleston by JAS. D. Balm. tmay4
A Secret for the Ladies.-How TO PRESERVE
BElurv.-Don't Chalk, Lilly White, any OF the
called cosmetics to conceal faded sallow complexion.
II you would have the roses brought back TO your
cheek clear, healthy and transparent skn and life
and vigor infused through the system get bottle Of
Carters Spanish Mixture, and take Il according to d.
rections 1t does not taste quite well your sweet
meats but II after few doses you do not find your
health and beauty revivng your step elastic and vgor
ous the whole system refreshed and invgorated like
valuable certificates possess go for nought. is the
greatest purifier Of the blood known Is perfectly harm
less, and at the time powerfully eicacious See
advertisement. may4-1m
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The Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road
pays dividend of 8 per cent. for the Inst 6
months.
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|
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS 0oEDE
| Cholera A ZOE S-,- 49,.
Dysentery m SnoeIa ~ AslOu''
| DArrh9s, BOWEL Diseases (S SsnSus InS'lS,
g., lNho'erA MINIMUM
Ahsof Aohiraoty adapted 60 many Dis
cases OF Females,
MOST 6SPECIALLfP PAINFUL AEHSTR IA ZION
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial AZ. -. =, - :.
r.aure encomiums WV wa An0"h"
LAT II cures the worst case, NJ Di.,rh...
"a, I, cures the worst forms Of pvsen,,r,
IA II cures California or Mexican DiaTrbs..
Stb. II relieves the severest ChoIic.
bth' ID cures Cholera Morbus.
sth n cures Cholera Infantum.
I'm IL cures Painful Menstruation.
sth' II relieves Pain in Back and Ioins
9th n count.racts Nervousness and Despondeney.
Ioth' II restores Irregularities.
lIth II dspels Gloomy and Historical Yeellnss.
12th rs an admirable Tonic
~. ~ - -,.,.,. -, t,,,.r. 7,..,,,,o,.,,l. A.
Je~ s'"'' w" r." -.s w.
have used Jacobs Cordial In my family, and have
found II most eneient and In my Judgment valuable
remedy" HoS. HfkAx WLhsHn,
Judge OF supreme Court, Georgia.
ut sive. me pleasure IN bang sbe to recommend "a
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Commission Business
8. X. REEDER

ID EsPECTFULLy informs the citizens of MeMinn
III county and the public generally, that he will attend
to the Selling, Purchasing, and Forwarding OF all kinds
OF Produce Also to ordering Goods Groceries, any
kind OF Machinery that may be called for He fur
nsh Machinery, such Threshers, Reapers, Mowers,
Stalk and Straw Cutters, Of any kind wished at manu-
facturers' prices, freight added
good lot Of Threshers the way and to arrive In
few days. Also, one Circular Saw Mill and Clover
Huller on hand and for sale by s. X. REEDER.
Athens, Tenn, may 1l-tf-346
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Chancery Court M NadisOnville.
g. A. Long,
va
Urn n Whit

TT appearing from compliments bill that
i defendant White is non resident, publica.
tion is ordered to be made in the Athens Post
or four successive weeks. notifying said W.
G. Whiteto make his personal appearance at
next term Of said Court. at the Courthouse
in Madjsonvlle, on the LIST Monday Of June,
1855, and answer complainant's said bill. or
the same will be set for hearing as confessed
and heard ca parte. J. A. COFFIN. G. d NJ
April n, ls55-4t pre- fee % 344
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Athens Foundry Ware Room,

Next door 20 Tennessee Bank,
NHTHERE Is kept constantly hand and for SALE
w Cooking and other stoves, Hollow Ware, And.
Irons &C. and all kinds Of Tin Furniture. We are also
prepared to all orders for spoung, and Tin Ware to
merchants and Others upon short notice and good terms
Having engaged the services Of excellent workman
we are confident Of giving satisfaction.
NAV li-tf-846 ZIMMERMAN 4 THOMAS.
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E The Bank of marlborough, N. C.,
has declared semi-annual dividend Of s per
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s. X. REEDER.

TtONFECTIONARIEs,-candies, Almonds,
~ Pecans, Oranges, Lemons, &C., Just received ana
for sale by april 20 A. CLEAGE w.
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sol Prizes in all, amounting to. SEQ, 900
ONLY TEN THO USAND NUMBERS!
Tickets $l0-Halves and Quarters In proportion.
Bills on all solvent Banks at par. All communica-
lions strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
April PISA Atlanta, Georgia.
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EETCHUM'S MOVING MACHINES.
N-Three OF these celebrated labor saving machines,
on hand and for sale at manufacturer prices, by
may n A. X RFEDFR
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CAN DI ID A + e s.

-. - ....... =. -
u we are autno.i,eu s -. ,sques.eu 70 announce
X T. DoAk as osnalass p,s ysen monroe county
IN 'ne popular o'sne" VI
az We are authorised anu requested 70 announce
JAS. McKAMf OF Pols county, as candidate or JOINT
Represenatve Tor the ps'' composed oi 'he counties
OF Megs, McMinn ana ro'A'
sss- w. ar. authorized and requested to announce
~ Th;d District in the next Congress Of
~ n S,ae,ion "a Of August next
"e - De N'e'' l--.
~ We are authorized and requested to announce
J. B. COBB Esq, as candidate for Joint Representa-
tive for the District composed OF the counties of McMnn
Polk and Meigs at the ensuing August election.
A.. a,,o,,.. H., ,os,.uu
we are requesteu " s, I'm ~ S ~,
hNDEhsoN as eandloa.e ra cue 9 G 0vs o.
sonal District ID the next oo"s'e'' VI o. H'e''o" -
august next
eN- We are authorized and requested to announce
M.i I n HURST a. n candidate to represent Mcsfinn
conntv In The popuar branch ofthe next Legislature
eV We are authorized and requested to announce
Col d. W. BALLEW as a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District composed OF the counties OF MONROE
McMinn Polk and Megs In the next General Assembly
Of Tennessee. Election I'd OF August next.
,,.-;,.a ana rso,..,ed N .rro,nc.
80 "spTn S"J Tan as candidate IN pepresent
yhs Y. CAh.oGh nsI, a. honch ~ nsx, Iessla,nra
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HIwAssEE CoLLRoK, Tenn, April So 1858. i.
The EroaIeIhean society viii convene in the
Public Hall at this place, Saturday, 18th May, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of discussing the following
question -'shOuld the Know Nothings be favored in
the United statesf"
AgfrmGtios. Negative.
J. Nj DAVIS, W. II. BhAHT,
g. R. GHyFiTH, B. y. HoSL,
w C. JosEs, T. NJ. HorL
+. II. RussEI1r y. ST. e. MooLDRiDor.
We cordially invite all persons who may feel disposed
TO favor Us With their attendance. The company Of the
ladies is especially solicited. TIP. BELL, Speaker.
JoHN TosKis, Secretary. ma.4-2t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-05-11
Fancy Store!

uUAyING bought Mr.. IIarbin's Fancy Store and ad
ded Il 10 our original stock, and being determined
10 se nj reduced prices can In good faith invite the
attention of The ladies and gentlemen who wish the
finest plain and Fancy Goods. Ladies' those extra nne
Under sleeves and Chemreits are not all out Those
dressed suk Bonnets and embroidered Handker
ehie are vet In store md also the wide plaid siks
Now II You want something hne Just call around.
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