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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-04
Late Arrival.
SEHORN B. HORNSBY'S
EH.4RFETIENs,

StilI in the FieId-and no Mistakel
"HVING Just received and epend q fresh
IL supply Of GOODS. to which thay invite
the attention Of their friends and customers.
They deem il unnecessary to give a detailed
list Of articles, and will content themselves
9TH euumerating few Of The leading ones,
and assuring the public that the balance will
be forthcoming when called for. For the
facts in the case, Just call over and examine
for yourselves. We have
Fine Gold English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches;
Fine Silver English Lever Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches-Hunting-e and
Open Faced
Gilt Watches; Duplex Watches;
Fine Gold Pens, of all prices;
Ladies Breast Pins, and Ear Bobs and
Rings, of the latest patterns Cuff Pins !;
Bracelets, dc In fact, we have the largest
and best assortment of Jewelry ever offered
in this market.
Confectionaries.
A good assortment of Candies, Nuts, Raj
sons, Figs, De. Some more Of those fine
Cheese; Spioed Oysters, and Crackers.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEGARS, of all brands and qualities
Hosiery, &c.
Ladies lHose-lambs' WOOL wotstsd and
cotton, of all colors and qualities; Childrens'
and Misses do. Mems Half Hose-lambs'
wool, worsted and cotton. Gloves of all
kinds, for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Musical Instruments.
Aceordeons, Flutinas, Tremblers, Violins,
Flutes, Flies, Clarionets, Flageolets, DE.
Pe,famry -Perfumery for the Handker
chief and Oils for the Hair.
Combs and Brushes. all kinds.
Port Monnaies and Purses.
Cams and Pistois-Colt's Reporters, from
8 TO 6 ineh. 5 to 8 shooters; Revolvers, Self
Cooking, and Single Barrel Pistols; Shot
Guns.
A Large Lot Of Ciocks-Thirty Hour, Seven
and Thirty Day Clocks, Spring and Weight.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Nails, Match.
es a large lot of Toys. and thousands of other
things too tedious to mention-all Of which
will be sold low down. Nov Is
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FoREIcN.--S. Johns, N. F. Nov. o. The
Havre and American steamship Fulton was
boarded of Cape Race to-day by the yacht of
the New York Associated Press. The Full
ton left Havre on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
and brings late telegraph dates from London,
Liverpool and the Continent t-,as
There are no cotton quotations received in
the dispatches.
Consols had improved /, and money mat
teIs were decidedly easier.s e.a..r .cA
Several heavy failures are reported.
Breadstuffs have declining tendency, and
there was something like panic with hol-
defs.
n The Bank Of France has been discountng
literally.
In London there was quite panic in the
'Breadstulis market, and wheat was quoted
from Is. to IS. lower, and inferior grades
wero unsaleable. Rice was fiat
The Northampton and Staifordshire
Banks had suspended, and caused much excite
msnt Their liabilities ale very largo.
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LATE FROM CALIFoREIA.-Nep York, Nov
.29.-The steamship Southern Light, from
Aspnwal, with late news from California and
Central America, arrived to-day.
She brings $i,75O,oOo in treasure.
Conclusive evidence is furnished by this
arrival of the murder of lis emigrants, by
the Mormous, aud which had been reported
some days past, in the Atlantic States. This
outrage created quite an excitement in Cali
forna.
The Panama papers contain Mariners de-
claration of war against Costa RIGA.
II was reported that the Nicaraguan troops
had fredupon the Costa Rican forces under
the command of Colonel Caniey on Lake
Nicaragua.
Harassaihy, the late redner at the Culifor-
MIA Mint, had been arrested for embezzling
100000. -.
The Daniel Webster, at New Orleans,
wrought out $500, 900 10 specie.
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Runaway

EROM the undersigned. NEGRO WO-
Il MAN, some 40 or As years old, very
black, about medium size (l3O lbs.) She is
very quick spoken. She was bought some
four years since in Atlanta, Ca, and expect
she will try to get back to that place. | will
give Ten Dollars to any person who will de-
liver her to me at my residence, five miles
West of Loudon, Tenn, or lodge her in any
Jail so that can get her.
8aH4 BENJAMIN HUFFINCE.
Inndon. Tenn. Dec 4 lSh7-4t-4S0
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state of Tennessee, Ronhc county.
COUNTY COURT. OCTOBER TERN, 1887.
John 4. Freeman,
fsarei b. Freeman and others.

Petition to Sat Land for Distri6utior.
TT nppearing to the satisfaction Of tho
i Court, from the allegation Of the petition,
that Bazcl D. Freeman. Britain Freeman,
sylvester A. Freeman, Lttleton Freeman,
Thomas b. Freeman, and joseph Freeman.
party defendants in this GAUGE, are not eiti-
zens Of the State OF Tennessee whereupon,
on motion Of compliments solicitor, II 10
ordered by the Court that publication be
made in Che Athens Post, a public newspa.
per published at Athens, Tennessee, requiring
said defendants 70 appear before the inage
Of The County Court Of the county Of Roans.
AT TIE Court house in Kingston, on the first
Monday Of January neat, and then aud there
plond, answer or demur to said petition, or
he same will be taken as confessed and SCI
for hearing, as TO them, er parie.
AUSTIN l.. GREENE. lisyk.
Nov 40, ls57-4t4prs fee s3-47s
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R It is said that the District Attorney
of New Orleans agreed to Walkers release
on light bail, by an arrangement with Soule,
without consultation with the Judge. II the
record shows this to be true, the President
declares tina. he will remove the District At
torneY Immediately.
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Window Glass.

A Ill sizes, from s by 10 to 80 by 40 to supply Mer
"A chants and Builders-drect from my own Factory
In New Jersey, and put up in large and substantial
boxes for this understanding large per cent OF
cut to order and Glass re.packed II ordered Or
ders by mail promptly shipped directed. One price
only Address j. s. VAN GLIDER,
Dec 4-lm*-4sO fnoautue, Tenn.
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1g- Be quick but never in hurry. The
oscillation of pendulum seems slow, but
it gets over more space in day than the man
of haste. "Fast" people all over the Union
will please notice. rr
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icy The New York Evening Post regards
the financial news from England as "start-
ling" 1t predicts the suspension of the Bank
of England, under the wild "terrors" that
now prevail among the people there. lsf-
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8arEains
Important Notice.

yUyIIE subscribers hereby notify all persons indebted
II to them that they must come up and pay. This
Is no newspaper dunto be passed by as idle words
but they mean just what they say, and all who neg
lect to heed the notice will have NJ irish may de-,
some other keen scented officer put on their trail.
Dec4 SEHORN HORNsBf.
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Sep The Free State Convention Of Kan.
sas meets at Lawrence on the I'd of Deem
Der to decide on the course TO pursue respec-
ting the constitution.
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WAR DEcLARED.-A note in the Paris
Pays ofNovember Z, says ave are informed
from London that the Government of the
Celestial Empire officially declared war
against England on the 18th of September.
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Notice..

WE viii offer for sale, to the highest bid
w der at the late residence of John T
Wright. deceased. on the 18th and 10th Of
December next. the following property
80 head Of Work Horses and Mules, except
such as may be retained to finish gathering
the crop 400 Fat Hogs; 40 or so Stock Hogs
30 head Of Mich Cows and Stock Cattle; all
the farming Tools; some 1900 bushels Wheat;
lot of Hay. in sacks; and all other perish
able property, except the Corn.
The above property will besold on a cred
1t of six months with interest from date, ex-
cept the Fat Hogs, which will be sold on
credit of four months. with interest from date,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
.curity. GEORGE d. WRIGHT,
THOS. J. MASON,
-.-- r, 44dmrs of John r. Virgil, deed
Roane CO., Nov 81, ls57-St-479
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rY- The Hon. Horatio l.. Seymour, died
at Aliddlebusg, Vt, on the 2lst ult He was
one of tho most prominent and respectable
citizens, and for twelve years was United
States Senator from Vermont
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sY- The steamboat hands on the evee in
New Orleans are demanding SOFA month
for their labor. Employers are paying %
cents an hour for loading and unloading
freights there. aa.a-
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W- The Sandersville Georgian, OF Thurs.
day, says:-A large sale of Pork took place
here vest erday, at cents net. II will not be
probably any higher than that figure. =.
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C ON vi E R C IA L.
Augusta Market.

H. 9 AUGUSTA, Nov. 80.
hand you herewith statement of our Produce Mar
ket which you will perceive has undergone changes
since last reported, viz
WHEAT 81 20 % 80 for white and 81 ,05 % llo for red
Flour $50 q 81 for extra family and $50 % So for SUI
perfne in bags and barrels CoRS 65 a. zoe OATS 40
a 45c. BAcoS sides IS a Ice; hams Is a lie; Shout
ders 10 40 1917. LARD IS a lie. PEArIERs 40 q 43c.
BUTTER 20 a 25c. EGGS 20 a 20.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.-A widow lady by the
name of Mrs. Yarbrough, living in Montgom-
cry county, gotup on last Friday morn
ing, and commenced cooking her breakfast,
and was to all appearance in good health,
and in less than FIVE minutes she was u
corpse. oh NJ
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~ A wag says of certain congregation
thatthey pray on their knees Sundays, and
prey on their neighbors the rest of the week.
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Auction---AuctiOn
r.. RENTFRC

II. Il. X Il IN Il T. nc
(No,fh-,cest corner Of Public SqudreO
UIHvING determined to close out his present stock
Ill of Goods, will offer all remaining on hand on the
18th December inst, monday of Circuit
Oourt) at PUBLIC AUCTION, and continuing from
day to day until the entire stock is Sold The assort
ment is large and compete-the Goods are new and Of
the latest syes-and persons wishing any thing Of the
kind will do well to attend, as there viii be
Bargains
sold to somebody Rustic up you little change and at
tend the Auction. Recollect that every dime saved is
a dime made.
TERMS For all sums under s., cash on delivery Of
goods; on sums of 50 and over, eight months credit
with bond and approved security. Dec
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PoRk.--We have nothing new to offer in
regard to our local market. We have heard
ONO offers over IS by dealers, and presume
prices will settle to this fgup.-Nash nan
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-The ice is disappear
ing rapidly. Navigation South will undoub:-
edly soon be resumed.
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gR- Samuel [. Scott, formerly postmas-
ter at Golfers in Edgefeld District, So. Ca,
was convicted on the 9th ult., in the U. S.
District Court, on charge Of roLbing the
mail.
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icy The amount in the U. S. Treasury
subject to draft on the 2Sth ult., was $685.
OOO-being a reduction for the week of
S58OOOO.
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MOFFAT'S
e I r. Il II L Il Il .
Phoenix Bitters.

YuyIIE best FAMILY MEDICINE now before the pub
lic for the cure Of scrofula, Ulcers, scurvy' or
Fruptions of the Skin, Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy aud 10 fact diseases soon yield TO their Gu
rative properties.
1t has been computed that during me Iast twenty
avo wears upwar,ls OF -Four Millions OF persons have
been benefited by the use Of these medicines; hct
which speaks volumes In favor Of their curative proper
tiesa single trial will place them beyond the reaeh Of
competition In the estimate Of every patient Their
use the Blood Ia restored to healthy state and reed
from all impurities The system is not reduced during
their operation, but inygorated aud they require no
restraint from business or pleasure. f9U
The afflicted have In these mediclpes remedy that
viii do for them all that medicine can possibly erect
Prepared by w. B. Mo1et, NJ. d., Proprietor, New
York. a. - -, noss
For sale In Athens by GEO. W'huss'
Dec 4-ly-4s0
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EARNINGS IEtREAsISG.-Tbe earnings on
the Memphis g. Charleston Railroad exhib-
tied very gratifying increase, notwthstan-
ding the short crop and its lateness in going
to market. For October the earnings were
$50, 74l-expenses $3S,753-net earnings
S5l987. For passengers alone the receipts
were S62,lll-over ttco thousand dollars per
day. While the receipts of the great roads
at the North are falling of, those on our
great thoroughfare continue to augment
1t IS destined to be'on of the most profitable
roads in the whole county. -HuntsuilIe Ad.
rOcdte.
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Died,

Died,
Al the residence Of her father, In McMinn county,
the 18th Nov, Miss MARGAREr E. oldest daughter OF
Col Moses Cunningham, in the 9th year of her age.
eB- East Tennesseean please copy.
In Rhea county, Tennessee, on the 18th November,
SoSoRo youngest daughter of A. r. and NJ. +. Snider,
aged two years, one month aud seven days.
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OF w. 4. Tuckerman, formerly Treasn-
rer of the Eastern Railroad Company, has
been arrested at New Haven on charge OF
mail robbery. He confessed his guilt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-04

or In Scotland the verdict is determined
BY majority of the jury, which is composed
of thirteen. f-a-
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OF The Trenton banks have agreed TO
loan that city $4,000 on the credit of the
city, to be applied to the relief Of the poor.
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R- They have good sIeighing at Buffalo,
with snow over foot deep.
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In Chancery at Athens.
anszar D;vine William b. DIVINE and

In Chancery at Athens.
Ebenezer Divine, William b. Divine. and
others,
as.
Zeptha Smith and wife, and others. :
IN this cause it appearing that Zeptha Smith
Il and wife Jane Smith. Margaret Divine and
John Divine, are non residents Of the State
of Tennessee, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Athens Post for -four success
sive, weeks. requiring said non resident de-
PENDANTS to appear at our next Court Of Chan.
Gerry, to be held at the nrt-house in the
town of Athens, on the Sd Monday of Febru.
airy next, and plead answer or demur to com
painants said bill, or the same will he taken
for confessed as to them aud set for hearing
accordingly. WIN. LOWRY, c. d M.
Nov ~, ls5T-4t-prs fee sS-479
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Skins.

WILL give the highest market price for all good Fur
Skins that may be offered between this and the LIST
of March nextsuch Otter, Mink, Fox, Coon, Opos-
som, &c. DECD q. w. RUSS.
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JUDGE GUoLD os NATURALIZATION.

[FrOa the Neg rork Courier and Eqgulrerl
The Hon. Geo. Gould, Of Troy while
holding circuit Of the Supreme Court 10
the Third District, was applied to BY stoat
Hibernian for "his papers" in the manner
fOllowingS to wit, Wigs
The Clerk informed the Judge that the
man wished TO. be naturaized, and he Qhe
Clerk) proposed to conduct the natter as
usual, ut his own desk, without lnterruP'ing
the business OF the Court. The Judge re-
piled that he knew no business more impor-
tan, than giving man the full rights Of an
American citizen, and that he would himself
conduct the proceedings in open Court.
The applicant thereupOn produced his GER
tifcate Of intention and his WITNESSES as TO
residence, good character, &c. After which
the following colloquy ensued:
Judge-You say you prefer living in this
country to returning to Ireland; you will tell
me why!
Pat-1his Is a land of liberty, yer Honor.
Judge-You say that you are attached to
Oui tuohhustOho, hbAt uc tucl
Pat-(No answer.)
Judge-Who governs the country? :. 4
Pat--'rhe President, sure.
Judge-Who mikes the laws = 1.titI ~
Pat-Sich as yer honor. 81
Judge--No; only administer the laws
Who governs this STATED
Pat--(No answer)l I133 =
Judge-Mr Clerk, hand me the blank
form Of the Naturalization Oath. This be.
ing handed to the Court, he addressed the
applicant again There is in this oath a
clause by which YOU IRE to swear that you
will support hs Constitution Of the United
States. go.
Pat-Oh, yes, yer Honorl I'm ready to
swear TO that.
Judge-Did you ever read that Constitu-
ton? sY
Pat--No, yer Honor. ."t
Judge-Or word Of it?
Pat-No, yer Honor IJt-t.
Jpdge-Did YOU ever hear word of il
resdl z ItI ,c-1l "A 3Afl'
'Pat--No, yer Honor.
Judge-Can you read and write?
Pat-Yes, sir. iI4'
Judge-D Do you know one word that is in
the Constitution of the United Statesl 1oa
Pat-lndeed and do not, yer Honor.
Judge-You have lived in this country
nearly SIX years you ca. 'e"a anu wr'.e' Inu
800 49, " a;,;sen hasa "at ~n. he uSysr t.ten
The trouble to learn, or know.one word Of the
instrument you are now ready to take SOL
emn oath to support An American born
mere, ana IV'ng nere un''' nc Is 'wen'y- o ,Ie
i,ons,;,,,;nSS ,,ndar wh;ch ba lives "a wall az
of the rights and duties of citizenship. At
any rate, whether he does this or not, he is
presumed 70 have gone u, ana therefore 'he
w;,So", ,hs farm.i;,v ~ nm oath. Il il bis
birth rigbt To those not born on the soils
the. law applies different rule, and requires
from them the oath now under consideration
your ease: no'u' t','. 'ne uu., e a ase
in na,t an the condition that the applicant
should at least understand il; and will never
committed hy vonr t,L;ng that ootb in vour
NJ 49, -.
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Approximation Prizes.
WA0le Tickets $I0-HdEces 5-QudrterS "
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


The numbers from to so, 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips OF paper, enclrsled In small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel The first 36S Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled, are placed In anotherwheel-
The wheels then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a.
Prize is drawn from the other Wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton isrepeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRizEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbersto those drawing the first s
Prizes will be entitled to the 32 Approximation Prizes
For example IL Ticket No. 1880 draws the 500 600
Price those Tickets numbered l24s 11249 1881 1882
will each be entitled to $500 If Ticket No. $50 draws
the $4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered 54S 549 $751;
$50, will each be entitled to $780, and according
to the above scheme. ..tf7
The 5000 Prizes $40 will be determined by last
figure OF the number which draws the OO0 For ex-
ample, II the number drawing the 100000 Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to SEQ II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number nds with
win be entitled>to $50, and so on to 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which IL the risk
Certhcateo Of Package of1O Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half +" $500. 40
nt,a ~
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LOOK THIS is WORTH A TRIAL.
$40,
MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery,
For The beneft Of The
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL.
GLASS FIyE


weinvariably answer letters by return mail encloe.
ing the tickets IN good safe envelope and always OBJ
serve the stfictest confidence. After the drawing 10
over we senf the ofrclai drawing with WRITER cR.
PLANTATION Of the result OF the venture. al rriz6
bought at this ONCE afe payable Immediately after the
Of any State OF Bank Drafts In payment for Tickets At
par. For odd amounts IN making change we receive
postage stamps they being more Convenient than silver
Correspondents may place fc utmost confidence IN e
regularity and safety OF the mais, very few or no
mscarrlages OF money happen when properly directed
to us. BE careful that you mention your Post once,
County and State. Give us at least one single trial,
you cannot lose much, " not gain One single trial
may make you Independent for life. ThY rs, There
should bo no such Nofd asian. Addfesf
C0RBfN 4 CO.,
Box 100 Post Qfhce. baltimore, Md,
Orders for tickets In arg ~ the Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended TO-, Circulars containing nst Of
all the Lotteries fos tie month, forwarded appuca-
ton, May 22-tm--aD2
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snow, locker yer, Charlie, Jim mout be
an honest man, and then agin he moutent,
but eff | was a chicken, and knowed that he
was about the yard, ! tell yer wot, Niger,
I'd roost high, would"
We were satisfied on the point of Jm's
honesty, and therefore pursued our onward
course
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A CHANCE FOR AN lSFEREscE.-In passing
down one Of our, back streets, few days
ago, says the Mobile Advertiser, We over
heard colloquy between couple of dar-
kes, and were just in time TO hear the follow
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By Thursdays Mail


R- Heavy failures continue to occur in
England.
An influential American house in London
has been in serious difficulties, but recover
ed. au9 Lf
The money pressure in England is undi-
minished.
Business and confidence in the Continen-
tai markets appear TO be improving.
Ner York, Dec. 1.-The Cotton market
is quiet and sales unimportant. Flour de-
clinlng and dull. Wheat declined-Whte,
81 35-a 81 80. Corn very dull. -
Charleston, Dec. 1.-The cotton market is
depressed-sales 400 bales.
Savannah, Dec. l.-Sales Of cotton 447
bales, from ii to Iii cents, and dull. Good
Kidding to Midding Fair III.
The Augusta Despatch of the I'd says
The market is decidedly fat--nothng doing.
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White Teeth, Pertumed Breathf ana
BEAuTUuL coxPLKxIos-can be acquired BY using the
/" Balm Of thousand Fl0trsrs." What lady or gen
tlenan would remain under the curse OF dlsegreea
bic breath, when by using the "BALN OF A THOUSAND
Flowers" as denuirice, would not only render Il
sweet, but leave the teeth white as alaoasterf Many
sons do not know their breath Is bad and the sub
feet is 50 delicate their friends will never mention IT,
Beware Of counterfets. Be each bottle Is signed
FETRIDGE & CO., NJ Y
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2T-ly-eOw-4l0
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New Goods..-Late Arrival !!

- X. REEDER, Zone door North Of the
-. old ATHENS Hotel" ~ has received and
opened large and well-selee,ed assortment
Of
FALL AND WINTER GO0DSf
embracing variety adapted to the season
and to the wants Of the country; to which he
invites the attention of his friends and the
public. Without designing to boast, he thinks
he can safely say that his stock is equal, Il
not superior, to any brought to this market.
He also hasa good SUPPLY of GROCERIES.
Hardware. Que.nsware, Cutlery, de-. &c.--
All of which be is disposed to sell on terms
as reasonable aud accommodating az the law
Of self preservation will didn't Of
Nov. IS, lS57-tf, AL