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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

A CALL FROM YoUNG AMERIcA.--We were
honored yesterday by call from dsputatiou
ofpupils from Ward School No. II. This Sc
lect committee consisted of three bright, intel
ligent looking young fellows, who came to ask
redress for grievance which their school ha4
suffered by paragraph in Thursdays HERALD.
We have much pleasure in printing the mani
festo, as follows
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HER AID.
noticed your article in restion to 'the fling Of
take occasion of the ward sch' up town, we xoud
the case Ia to present 10 you the fac Of
under wbjoh yourse,f the erroneous impression
might labor in regard to the he readers 81 the HERALD
fhs members OF class A, OF our o. :, L.. ..u,..
The books furnished u.s. and wishing to profit from
cent and important Information Ia obtained from
papers only have resolved themselves into standing
mtteee, fifteen in number Tor the purpose Of herring
such information.
To that end, each subscribss few cents PEI
month provide ourselves with three OF the leading
newspapers of this city, one of which is your vla .
The committees have allotted to them the IA heriop of
mfr nation relating to certain specified objects such
the affairs Of Corgress-o the Legislature Of New ,k
ststs-Educa,ion and schoo,s-waf Departmeut-impor.
Each committee, unee err the control of the teschs .
cor fines It's researches TO the subject specially submitted
10 ~ ard onse In each week. all assemble to listen to the
read ing Of the various reports.
1t is required that all investigations bs transacted ou
Of school hours, that intersrepcs with stunt
may By presenting this ohnaticn TO your read
~ TIE a P SSpif OF F' GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. H.
rorty-rsventh street, Twenty. second Ward.
The example set by the pupils Of this school,
which is second to none in the city, is an excel
lent one, selfeducation and self culture being,
after all, the best. They must, however, look
sharp after the Niger WoRsHIPpERs and the
divorce cases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

about ITO 600 bushels of were engaged, closing
yesterday, In bulk and bags, ct Sd. SID. There
was no change of moment to notice In rates TO ether
pOTte.
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Psrvonul Intell,Uencc.

Prince Frederick William, only SON of the Prince q
Prussia, and heir piesumptive to the crown, will pa
new visit TO England in May, and it win bs OF som
duration.
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Attachment.
William @. Boyle,
James McCampbell.

VXTHEREAs, on the 10th day of January,
w 1856, Joseph Divine Constable for
Monroe county, returned before William Will
liams, a Justice of the Pence for said county
of Monroe, in the State OF Tennessee, an attach
merit levied upon the personal goods of the
defendant, James McCamp5ell, aud it appear
ing to said Justice that James McCampbell is
a non resident Of the State OF Tennessee, it
was ordered by said Justice that all further
proceedings in this cause be stayed until the
18th day Of August. 1886, and that plaintiff
cause publication to be made in the Athens
Post for four successive weeks. requiring the
defendant 10 appear before said Justice a,
the time aforesaid and defend said suit other
wise Judgment final will be had against him.
WILLIAM G. BOGLE
July 8, ls5s-tt-prs fee sS-ios
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Land and Property for Sale.

Thursday, the l4th of August next, /
" will sell tothe highest bidder, at my
house, on Coker Creek, Monroe county, Ten
nessee, lying one.balf mile South of the Sta
ton, on the Turnpike Road, the valuable
plantation on which now reside, containing
Two Hundred and Forty Acres-near one
hundred acres of bottom land-in high state
of cultivation, well improved, with good
buildings and splendid water. 7erms-One
half down, the other in twelve months-bond
and good security and lien Oh the land un-
til the purchase money is paid.
Also at the same time and place, will sell
fine lot Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, House Fur
niture, and Corn Crop, DC.
particularly invite all persons wanting a
fine Farm to be present on the day named, as
/ am determined to SELL. +aortI
Vt ~ DAVID TAYLOR, JR.
July Is, 1S56-4t-f0S
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Rhea County Sulphur Springs

YUNHE public win be gratifed to learn that these
u Springs now being improved in q comfortable
and substantial Manner for the accommodation Of the
public These well tested by living subjects
las well as by anaysis) Many Of the oldest inhabi.
tans of the country have derived material advantage
Them and many very astonishing cures ha been
effected by the free use OF these waters.
The waters act as powerful duretic cathartc and
Alternative 1t has cured hundreds Of patients Of Dys
pepsia General Debility, all affections OF the Skin and
Kidneys Habitual Costiveness Torpidy Of the Liver
&C., &c. The public referred to the following gem
tlemen:
Major McCallie, Col. Whitesides, Col Brabson, DR..
Kennedy, sr., and DIR. Gillespie, Chattanooga, Tenn
Jonas Hoyl, Cleveland, Tenn.
Hon. samr A. Smith, NJ. c., Charleston, Tenn.
DR.. John Hoyl, DIR. J. W. Gillespie Rev. James Dash.
Rev. Jno. Varnell, Rev. Mr.. Crouch ID Il. Gillespie,
ESQ., and A. c. Day, Post Master, Rhea county, Tenn.
And in fact all the oldest inhabitants In Rhea and nd.
joining counties, who cite TO extraordinary cures
performed by these waters.
The Springs are situated four miles from Bradys Per-
ry, In Rhea county, Tenn, the Northwest side OF
Tennessee River, b5 miles above Chattanooga, "A from
Athens, and I2 from Washington.
The most direct route for from the South 10 10
go Athens by the cars and at this place arrange
ments are made with Mr. Bridges to convey passengers
on reasonable terms to the Springs.
Boarding can be obtained at $3.50 " week, and ne
pains will be spared to give general satisfaction.
June 27-3m-405 WIS. H0RR NJ. d. Proprietor.
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Notice.,
OrrIcE EAST TENN. d Ca. RAIL RoAD Co.
Athens, June 20, 1856.

OFFIcE EAST TENN. 4 Ga. RAIL ROAD Co.
Athens, June &c. 1856.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on and after
IN the first day Of July next, no charge will
be made, or compensation received for the
transportation OF specie or bank bills In the
hands OF owners or heir agents in passing
over this road, nor will this company be no.
countnble for any loss or damage that may
occur in the transportation Of specie or bank
bills, nor will this company or their agents
receive for transportation or otherwise take
in charge any specie or bank bills either Tor
delivery. II. G. JACKSON,
tpr = Superintendent TransPortation.
July Ally :,
Knoxville Wing. Register, Standard and
Cleveland Banner will publish for menths.
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For Montvaie Springs
Medical College of Georgia.

AUGUSTA, July, 1906
vByHE Twenty.ith course Of lectures in this Insttu-
ton will commence the First Monday In Novem-
Der next. FACULTY.
G. NJ. NEWTON, NJ. D., Anatomy.
L. A. Du0As, NJ T., Surgery.
Up. GARviN, NJ. D., Materia Medca, Therapeutics,
and Medical Jurisprudence.
ia EVE, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants ,,...
H. v. NJ. MILLER, NJ D., Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
ALEX. MEANS, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry.
H. d. Ford NJ D., Institutes and Practice of Medicine.
H. +. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Surgical, Comparative and
Microscopical Anatomy. '14qs =. .sj
n, CAMPBELL NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
s. b. SIMMONS, NJ n, Assistant Demonstration.
JuRAH HARRIS D., Prosector TO Proi'r OF Surgery.
Clinical lectures will be delivered regularly nj the
City Hospital and ample opportunities will be afforded
for the study OF Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire course. .................S10
Matrcuiatlon Ticket Ito be taken once) 49,. 5
For further particulars, apply to
July lS-9m-inS O. NJ. NEWTON. Dean.
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e. ON nj E R CIAL L.
Augusta Market.

aus us'' r,.. "-t No.
AUGUSTA, July a.
hand you herewith statement Of our produce mar
ket.
BACON, hog round 104 "a 10szc hams l0H a lie
sides IiH IN l2c: shoulders 94 90 94c. LARD II a
lee BEEF 90 7c Pork 90 Sc Day HIDES 12 a
I3c CoRS in good demand at 60 a Soc. MEAL 90 "a
Toe. WHEAT ,35 a 81 40 for white and 10 90 2C
for red FLOUR from old Wheat a. 81, and from new
81 "a $50 u Dbl. STOCK PEAS go 40 Zoe, OARS 4oc-
FEATIiERs IS an 40c No sale for Dried Fruit ALLow
l2Xc.. BUTTER IS a 25c EGGS 10 a. 1Sc. GROUND Nuts
Yours, very truly,
J.. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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ON Monday, the 18th day of August next,
" will sell at the Courthouse door in
Athens at public cutlery, the following tracts
or parcels of LAND, belonging to the Rogers
Creek Mining Company, and lyingin Cherokee
county, N. G.. to wit Three Six Hundred
Acre Tracts; One half of One Hundred and
Forty Acre Tract; and One half of Three
Hundred Acre Tract--together with all the
Mining Implements belonging to the Compa-
ny. The terms will be made known on the
day of sale. J. b. TAYLOR Agent.
July Is, 1861 Per l.. DcDsoN.
For further information inquire of J. B.
Taylor, Cherokee county, n. Q.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-18

Nav ORLEANS July lathe steam
er Texas arrived from Vera Cruz with dates
to the 9Th. The Spanish fleet had departed
from that port. President comonfort decid-
ed to sell all lands belonging to church aud
other religious corporations. a new State
is to be formed nnder the Constitution, call
ed the Valley of Mexico. Hostiliiies has been
commenced by the State OF Leon and Chi
huahua against Tamulipas.
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GAZING IN.-The letterlof Mr.. Buchanan
accepting the nomination, but avowing the
squatter sovereignty doctyine, is very annoy
lug to the democracy. More than one has
declared emphatically in our hearing that
they will not support him. The fact is, what
little artificial enthusiasm was exhibited at the
first announcement of his nomination, has
passed away. On the other hand Fillmore's
national and magnificent letter and reception
speeches, have given new zeal and courage
to his friends and admirers everywhere. a
very quiet, but intelligent and influential gen.
tleman, who says but little about politics,
and who voted against us in the last election
surprised us the other day by warmly as
suring us that Fillmore was the man for the
times, and that the people would so decides
So mote il be.-Jour and Mess.
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Morganton High School

FOR MILES AND FEMA LIS,
MOrgantOn, Tenn. -
TUNE second Session OF this institution will open
n Monday, 2lst July next, under the supervision Of
Mr.. $. p. HALE.
Terms per Session Of Tioentyone Weeks, payable al
the close Of the Session.
LIST Class-Spelling, Reading and Writing 900
I'd Cldss-Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra.
ply, Composition and Defamation. ......... 500
Sd Class-lIigher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Composition, Defamation, &c ............... 1000
No student admitted for less than half session, and
deduction for lost time except in Of provlden.
tial hndrance.
Boarding can be had In the neighborood on reason.
able terms and there at the place several comfort
able rooms for the accommodation OF students who may
wish to board themselves.
This IL exclusively English School, and Its object
Is to make thorough practical English scholars.
y W. w. 3AyLEss, Pres't Trustees.
NJ JONES Secretary June 2O-9m-40l
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New YoRK, July l0.-At the republican
ratification meeting held here yesterday, a
letter was read from james Maurice, former
ly the democratic member of Congress- from
the first district, fully sympathiz!ug with the
object OF the meeting.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-18

New WHEAT.-The first Of crop Of red
wheat, from the farm Of Mr.. BENZ. Spruill, Of
Tyrell Co, North Carolina, was sold by Mr.
John James yesterday, at 81 OFT CENTS
Norfolk Paper.
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Notice.

rVHE undersigned'will open at Sweetwater
i about the 10th Of July large and we'll
selected lot Of Groceries. Hardware. Cutlery,
and in fact nearly any article the Farmer
wants to which he respectfully invites the al.
tention Of the public. J. T. ROWLAND.
sweetwater, June SCOT tM
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A Ms FOUNDRY
%,chjns works.

Machine Works.
TNHE subscriber would Respectfully an
i. nounceto the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that he is now in operation
and prepared to do -. 49, ~
q a . II Z NJ G.
of every description in his line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything OF the kind
He is now casting and has for sale dli'
ferent sizes Of the Globe, or Alright Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes oil
Parlcr Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and shop
Stoves Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day. All kinds of
M "A Q Ell I M II R x
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice. gr eLfyT
Also, Iron Railing of every description:
He is also prepared to do all kinds oil
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER. G. ZIMMERMAN,
p. S. There is connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. Y. u,
Athens. Tenn. July is. ls56---tf q 4oS
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sY-We heard that Sam Smith, the invet-
crate wag who represents the third congress
sional district, and who recently "threw up"
his lease for the fun Of seeing his country
cousins scramble for it, made speech "the
other day" in Baltimore, In which he present.
ed "Old Buck, to his auditory, in the garb
of military chief-of some sort Is it n part
of the programme to exhibit the cold fed"
to the people in regimentals, with sword
epaulette, black cockadc and spurs,
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In Chancery at Athens.


L. NJ. Stansbury and wife, and Jas. S. Casteel,
as.
John Jack, J. J. Elliott. and others.
TN this cause 1T appears that Abraham Gas.
Il teel, Willis Casteel, and Nancy Casteel,
heirs at law of Edmond Casteel, decd, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, for four successive weeks,
requiring said non resident defendants to APP
pear at our next Court of Chancery, to be
held at the Courthouse in the town OF Ath
ems McMinn county. on the Sd Monday of
August next, then and there to plead, answer,
or demur to compliments said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them,
and heard accordingly.
rrdGF9 wM. LOWRY. O. &c M,
BY WILLIE Lowry, D. G. an
July Is, lS56--4t-prs fee SS40s
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tY-A mass State Convention of the peo-
pie of Vermont, held on the I'd instant, nom
mated Ryland Fletcher fo- Governor. Jas.
Slade for Lieutenant Governor, and Henry
NJ. Bates for Treasurer, and endorsed the
nomination of Fremont and Dayton.
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lN-The Boston Journal says fifty fami-
lies from Virginia, of the denomination call
ed Omitted Brethren" all in favor of Free.
dom, have, through their ministers, selected
settlement six miles south of Lawrence, on
the Sante Fe road, in Kansas, aud are now
prepared TO emigrate.
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MARRIED..

On the morning of the 18th inst, by Jackson Cate
Esq, MIR. ALEXANDER SIMPSON to Miss SARAH McBRYAsr
all of Bradley county.
At Benton, Polk county, on the morning of the 10th
inst by Rev. T. X Munsey, Mr.. SAMUEL WRAr, OF Duck
town. to Miss SARAH ELIZA sroSE, fornerly VI Greene
willie Tenn.
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POLITICAL Position OF THE GERMAN
PREss.-The Cincinnati Volksblatt gives a
list of all the German papers published in
the United States-showing which are for
Buchanan and which for Fremont. From
this list and classification there appear to be
l6 dailies and Al weeklies for Buchanan,
and Is daiies and 3S week'ies for Fremont.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 7th instant,
says: Mr. Samuel Ludvigh, editor of Ger
man Quarterly Review, at Baltimore. Md,
and one OF the most eloquent German speak
e-s in the United States, is stopping at the
Gibson. He is travelling in the West and
will speak at Richmond, Ind, Indianapolis,
and other portions, in favor of Fremont and
Dayton.
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Land for Sale,

TN obedience to an interlocutory decree and
i order of the County Court of Meigs coun-
ty, Tenn, at the July session. 1856, will on
Saturday, the sOth day of August next, go
upon the premises and sell to the highest bid.
der, all the undivided interest which Isaac
Curton, deed, has in the Lands of Isaac Ba
ker, deed, which Lands are lying in the sth
Civil District, Megs county. credit of
twelve months will be given on all except
the sum Of Forty Dollars, which must be paid
down, and note aud good security and lien
retained for the unpaid purchase money.
JAMES A. HOWSER Clerk.
July is. ls56-td-prs fee S4-40S
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rV-The London Times warns the Brit
ish Government TO have Central American
affairs settled up before Mr.. Buchanan shat
come 10 The Presidency.
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vP."Squatter Sovereignty" has broken
down Old Buck ntthe South, utterly. At
the North, though possessing highly Free
soil record, he never had any personal pop
ularity, simply for the reason, that he 'ods
I'm mall Lnofrn
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, July 10.
BAcoS-The receipts are very light, with an active
demand We quote sides at ~ a CSC; hams an SIC;
shoulders 7c Any quantity would be taken reaAiy at
the above figures from wagons. WnEAr.-The trade
has not opened fairly yet though some transactions
have been made. We hear 70 a 75c quoted as the
nominal figures.
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Caution to Farmers and Oilers.

UIAvING been informed that person, represent.
il ing himself from New York, has offered to sell
the horticultural Machines made by WHEELER, MkLicn
Co.. OF Albany, N. " to various parties In East Ten.
nessee hereby caution East Tenneseans to beware OF
al such mposers, have the sole right Of these ma.
chimes for East Tennessee and none be used there
unless procured from my agents,
p. d. GATES, No. 70 Broadway.
New York Apr IL, 1851 " aa
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t-y- What men want, is not talent, but
purpose; in other words, not the power to
achieve, but the will 10 labor
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The AMERICAN CAUSE IN ARKANSAS
The Little Rock, (Ark.) Gazette and Demo-
crat has letters from all parts Of the State
giving the most cheering account OF the pro-
gress Of the American cause in Arkansas
The editor says: "The success Of tho party
may now be considered certain"
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AGENCY FOR
Horticultural Implements

MaChines,
MANUFACTURED by Miller, wingate Co., Louis
lVM vile, Ky.
The Kentucky Harvester, combinedior Reaping ana
Moving;
The Peunsylyani Thresher four horse powers
Sanford's Cutting Boxes, and
The Kentucky Corn and Cob Mills.
These Machines warranted to give satisfaction,
and are confidently recommended the best In and
Of the very material being made Of the best wrought
IRON except the wheels. Those wishing to purchase or
to see the Machines will please call on
GgoRGE W. Ross; Athens; D. A. TIBBs Concord;
Tubs IIARDwIcK, Cleveland l. 7. LEsoR, Sweetwatsr;
d. f. GILLESPIE, Sulphur Springs, Tenn, agents
June Got
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Lisl of Appointments.

R-New wheat is selling at petersburg,
Va, at $3.50 per bnsheI.
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nissnlution of Partnership.

~ have dissolved by mutual eonsient. All persons
having claims against the above arm wa present them
Immediately, aud ali persons indebted % note or ae
count will cal and pay as the accounts will be handed
over 10 an officer forceectOn II not settled shoruy-
The business viii hereafter be carried on IN All its
branches by u IAANItNhAN'
Athens, July II, ls56-tf-iOI
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Auction Notice,
Am the 18th day (he second Monday Of August ne
" at9 O'Clock in the morning, will commerc'
7ulli~ a 1uNf5 on

Public Auction,
at the Southwest of the Public Square in Athens
and will continue the same from day to day, until the
remaining portion OF my entire stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries sold out. The terms OF the sale
will be cash In hand for all sums OF Five Dollars and
under and on all sums Five a credit with approx
ed security will be given until the first day Of January
1851.
would again and the last time call the attention OF
nv customers to this publication After the auction is
over WILL without favor or affection, without disnc-
ton In grade put every note and account that
is due In the hands Of officer for collection So, you
NAV save trouble and expense by coming forward and
paying up. July Is L.. DODsoN.
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~heat wantod.

n WILL buy all the good merchanta5le Wheat that
h may be offered. The money and sacks are both
ready. nmy temporary absence JAMES X. GErTYs Is
authorizedto attend to the business
Athens, July 49, 1s56-tf JOHN L. BRIDGES.
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Disclaimer.

yuyHE East Tenn essce and Georgia Raj Reed ccmpn
nv are not parties to or responsible for the Rates
Of Freight from savannah Georga to the various sta
bll issued BY the Central Rail Road OF Georgia, dated
ist lime and signed W. NJ. wadley, General sup't.
l n. O. JACKSON, supt Z. 7. a Ga. II. X.
Athens 25th June, 1s56-8t-i0o
80 Register Knoxville, and Banner, Cleveland, VIII
copy three times.
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expect to preach on the Cali to the Minlstry-Gal
LIST chap, LIST verse; Ex 10th chap y yersealso the
occasion Of dlsuniOn at Salem, Saturday, 26th July
instant JOHN DOUGLASS.
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Nrw YoRK, July l4.--Flcur declined; sales
State at 6,l5a6,4o, Southern 7as'7o.-
Wheat declined 2 cents. Corn dropping
Mess Pork pogo. Whiskey 3S.
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tyNew York state, this fall has contest
for the Office of Governor. II Is believed
that the candidate Of the Republicans VIII
be George Law, Of the Americans Eras'ns
Brooks, and of the Democrats, Israel Hatch.
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lust WECEIvED-Fine brandy; MADEIRA,
ID sherry, Port, Malaga and claret Wines and some
hne Jamaica Rum--ai strictly for medical purposes.
sept7 WM. BnRNs.
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TOBACCO.--Jus received, fine lot Of the very
hest brands of Virginia Tobacco, which will be sold
cheap, by [sept2sl GEO. w. ROSS.
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UDEADY-Made ClOthing.-I am now re-
L. celyne my large and well selected stock OF Ready
Made Clothing consisting Of Over, frock, Dress and
Sack Coats Pants Vests, Shirts, Shlrtcoars, Lambs
wool and Merno Shirts aud Drawers Of all sorts and
klzesaIl Of which will sell very cheap for cash just
walk in and can ut you out anew, 'from top toe"
Oct5 . .la GEO. W. ROSS.
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DAINTS and Dye-Stuffs.-french Zinc
nj White In OH; Chrome Green, Ned, and Yellow, in
oil and dry; White Lead, dry; Venetian Red; Indigo,
Nader; Spanish Brown, &c, for sale by
Oct "bo W. kOSS.