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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03
For the Post.
VIATICUM.
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Tn.o that far off Land Of Rsau,v
Bursting through the gloom Of night
g.. ou uu'J'
IT, H.. pro.',.ad - nsHs'
g.. t.is' LAM anu 10 tyr"S'
WI ,i,s hi.ss.I ~. ' sao
w, sa. -. = LUIS ""'y'"s'
Wh;,h n,h;'t.h,, a,
Th;,b ".r Snan We ny"
'
From beneath these Ween;no WIlows
wher. the Forms of Beauty lie.
raj pou" 'ne Inxlna o'''"ws'
IT, =. =" "eH'-n "n ",s"'
IT, VI. o." 10 C ar1uhi W low r'"s'
r, Tn H.. go: 49,
=. 49," ue ~" .,ns'
uL;,L
Th;'h"r ,t;,h u. '. sna,' We
''' '"''"e' '"'o"s" INC
With the Heaven. born bon.. tina, tell ia
All our hell born foe, sbnll die
sosr slof, tbrnn,l uaav So h;ch.
From mi. v',rIJ n ,,ihni.,;a,
To tina, Iond If rndIa.. Ia,
With tbis t'hri.t horn .or.nI.,;o,
Let IA sosr-away~awaI
WHITTIER whi,bs. hall a,a A.,
Th;,b.r ,h;,hsn -,
Where Heavens W al chtowers now are loomin,
Bursting glorious IN our siyht,
Odnrons with n;v;ns d.I;ah,.
From this world Of hitter sorrow
INTO ina, dear I,nd If -
Wbars IN day !. n. ,,-,n,rs,,
Let ma soar-,o Heaven .h,vs
WHITTIER wb;,ber hall wa essr
TbitLer tb,,h.r tbrou,h ,ba LIZ
oFf
From this world where all is rotten.
All is selfish. full Of dust ~;
Where now dwell the uSFoReorrES.
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G5-An eloquent Irish Pri ST IN attempting
t" persuade his tlnck to avoid the bali r"oI,
IN Stunt Pairick's & y in the evening, CLOSED
his appeal with this perfectly conclusive. ard
TO an lrishmrn, knock dawn aud drag "ut ar
gument: "lhr lrishni,n who goes I" tina,
bal! il no 3eit, than II Dntchmanw No
nnatbeina could add to the force of that.
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BALTIMORE March s7th.--Mr Henry. pri.
vate secretary Of the President, with Miss
Lane, niece of the President, passed through
this city en- route to Lancaster, Pa, to attend
the funeral Of her brother. who died from
disease contracted at the National Hotel,
Washington, recently.
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MONEY AND CREDIr.-1he New York Po

MONEY AND CREDIr-1he New York Post
Of the 26th ult. Gays:
There is decidedly more ease experienced
in the money market on call ana discounts.
The discount brokers report that there Is
more doing at the lower quotations Of s. 81 a
per cent in first class notes, both endorsed
and unendorsed. aud second class . a 10 per
cent. The feeling exhibited at the stock Fix
change TO day was more in harmony with the
increased ease in the money market. and the
true condition Of the public mind on the sub
ject of values
The foreign exchenge market 10 inactive.
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Sale of Land.

DY virtue of II decree rendered at last
- term of the Circuit Court for Monror
county, in the ease Of a /. Rogers, Admir- %.
Gideon Morgan, dcc-a-ed, Us Joseph ). Mill
AN ana +. l.. Miligan, transferred to said
Court for trial from the haucery Court nj
Nadisonville, will, on the 18Th ia, OF Ma,
next. at the Coirt house door IN jacksonville
>el t. the highest bidder. for cash in hand. ~
Tract oi Land. contain NJ FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES. lying in Monroe county hring ih..
same tract con> eyed t" said l.. Mllgnn III,
a. Dyer. Sheriff. on the l5ih January. 1916.
J. a. COFFIN, g. d. II
April 3, l857-td-prs fee s5-445
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ALBANY, March % The rumor Of the lie
falcation of the New York Central Railroad
office grew out of the fact that Martin
Schoenmacher, late Auditor Of the Canal DE
partment. Bank Superintendent. &C.. emhez-
zled s45,OOo Of the Company's money while
[ ,omptroller
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Singers Sewing Machines.

su>IIF great reputation OF Singers Sewing Machines
Ia landed on the fact, that they are perfectly
dap,d TO every variety OF work. and that each one OF
them. kent employed, will earn not less than
ONE 7HO US1HD DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full aud reliable information
ha,, ,h..s machnessLes. prices, modes OF purchos.
H., Sc can obtain IL by app ying, by letter or other
vs., for a copy OF L. w. Sing q COS Ga ~, beau
,uI pictorial Paper, entirely devoted TO sewing Ma
c,inr interests. II will be sent gratis
o,nI agents wanted In every town IN the
r,,i,sJ states To whom liberal Inducements are offered
Nh have made arrangements with many edi
satsaoiory to them and wish to make similar contracts
az, svsyv newspaper and maganire In the country
For full particulars address ". SINGER a 60
mar 2i-sn-4H osS broadway' ne" iork'
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TURNED Ur.-Hcury Clay Reynolds, the
editor of the Paterson IN Y. Independent,
Democrat, who disappeared =" mys,vriousy
some time since, was of in Virginia. Reas.
on of his going away,-domrs,c difficulties.
Reason Of his coming bach, -unnec.s sary
alarm of friends, etc.!
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Gors BRAvELy OS.-Sh"u d the weather
commune favorable, We ARE assured that track
laying on the Memphis aud Chnrl-stnn Raj
road will he com ,lriri in the next week, rnd
the v;,,,enge trains make through trips
rhis IL ulnrinus news. aud We hav" hat hltlr
4 nht h Il il >ill br realized by that time
Huntsriile Indipendem.
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~ The Supreme Court Of California
have decid d that the Legislature has II" nu
lhorltN TO appropriate money /" pay interest
Un St,te d bi, md that the Court will rnjnin
any attempt tor thai purpose.
The State passed n resolution, that State
h"n"r requires The pigment of the State
debt.
Bates, late Ire surcr, was indicted Tor
felony. TIL" deficit IN his accounts 81, 900
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;rand { onSolid'tN Lottery of Nd.
EXTRA CLASS =,

$40 Prizes. amounting TO *4.2.soo
Whole Tickets $50 Hiipes sio- quarter Us.
p,.. .adr.s. nil orders for Tickets Ia the above
magniace,t scheme, to TIL. HUBBARD SC0,
No. 80 Fayette ST., or Box No. ~,
~, ,o-,v-4oo Baltimore, Nd.
m urppARp 4 Co., are authorized Agents to
an ali ord.rs for Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries
u" u" 0 " X. FRANCE 4 co.
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tB Mrs. Pocock, Of Alsckheath, England.
the mother OF three generations Of livery sta
BILE keepers, was driven through the village
on her hunjredth birthday, IN a chariot
drawn by eight white horses with outriders.
She afterwards presided at dinner. and
opened bail in the evening. given 70 honor
h.r
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u il said thi n small pic, If resin dipped
in water which is PLAYED in vessel an the
stove vii add u peculiar property, 80 the nj.
mosphrrr OF the room, which will give great
reliei To persons troubled with cough. he
heat Of the watr. Is sufficient to throw ofl'
the aroma OF the rosin.
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Chancery Court mt PikcviIIe.
Bird Thomas,
Joserh T Iei,i. ek al.

Joseph F leid aal
TT appearing from the allegations in the
complainnut's Till that the defendant 10
sr,h Reid is II resident of the Sini- # Ar
kansas publication is ordered for tour sue
cessi,e weeks in the Athens Post requiring
The said Joseph T. Reid to appear Mt the nex'
term OF the thancery Court, to be held at
he Court house in the town Of pikeville. an
the 81 Monday If September next. aud an
swer conn lainant's Iill. or he same will. u.
to HIM. be set Tor hearing aud heard er parte.
= &. NORWOOD, c. d. ~
April 8, ls57-4t-prs Zee SS-445
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i-g- IN the museum ut liiialuirn IL n h.a
skin containing seven mlsets' souls, seven
rch mems r"nsci,ncrs, The "prinrip ~" at
seven ,ea,ling POLITICIANS, seventeen I'D bach
rors' hearts, and all the remaining sN ,slness
of seventy old maids
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New ORLEANS, NJ, rch ~ -Cotton-The as
sortment was meag'e yesterday, and rs hold
ers were claiming still higher prices. the sales
were confined to about 1000 bales in small
lots, at a fur her advance Of tc. over our last
figures. We raise our qu tat,ons accordingly
for ordinary to fair lOf to l4t cents.
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C 0 M M E R C IA L.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, March go
We refer you to the following Quotations OF leading
articles OF Tennessee Produce;
B,coS, hog round. liXr; clear sdrsi9H % Iac rib
sides l2Hc; hams II 90 l2Hr; shoulders ny ~ l'c'
LARD IN bbls i4c; Neg l5r; Tin cans lnc, nurrfh'
sacks, CoRs, sucked Sic. FE,rHERs 5Oc. STOCK OAT-
rLs, on foot Ic, net Hoes, gross ~ 10 6e.
RkNARks We notice hut little activity IN the Pro-
drce trade. Prices rule Their high TO induce large or
ders for either Bacon or Lard
Very respectfully, SEAGO, ArBoII W.
90 missi0n Merch1nf~, Atlanta, "a
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eE- Corinth, Miss, eighteen months ago.
was an unhrok.n forest, but now it is n town
Of a Thousand inhabitants. Its location il a.
the crossing Of the Mobile and Ohio, aud the
Memphis aud and Charleston Rail Rna'is, in
Tishumlngo county, aud State Of Mississippi
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Farm for Sale.

'NIlE subscriber desires to sell her Farm, in
L the n-ichhorhnod Of Athens. 1t is situ
ate on the road leading 10 Benton, about tw"
miles from the Athens Depot, and contains
some 4on acres portion Of IL under improve
ment, and the balance is well timb"red, aud all
well adapted to cultivation. There are sev
eral Springs Of good water on the Farm, and
plenty OF Fruit Trees. Also, conf rtablr
Dxelllsg House, Negro Houses. dc. Persons
desiring t" purchase can nitnin bargain
NANCY BRADFORD.
Athens, March 90 lS57-tf-443
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WWoodIapd Crcnm''-A PuMADE FOR BEAr-
Trying rHg HAiR-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported aud for half the price Fer
dressing Ladies Hair It has "a ia giving It bright
glossy appearance. II causes Cent mems Hair to curl
in the most natural manner. II removes dandrun, al
ways giving the Hair the appearance Of being fresh
shan,pooned Price only fiy cents. None genuine
unless signed fETRID',E G e, Proprrtors Of
"Ralm OF Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. [mRr 6-6meow-4i1
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, eth ut by Rev. John scrnggs. Mr..
THoN,s Il MATLnoK, OF johnson county. Arkansas. to
Miss MIRIAM dat gtrr Of Eli Dixon Esq of this county
a.. Knoxville and Nashville papers please copy
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MKNPHIs, Tenn, March 28.--A telegraph
despatch has been received winch states that
n destructive fire has occurred aud consumed
the entire business portion of Jacksonp"rt,
Arkansas .u.|
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cB Col. "Jim" Lane. once go notorious in
Kansas affaire. has been married again--his
former wife, from whom he has been sspsrs.
Ned, becoming his hridA
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WHITFIELD HOUSE.

THE under signed takes this method Of informing the
travelling public and others wishing board or iodg.
ing that he has the large White HOUSE.
As the "whitdeld House" formerly occupied by T..
Saseen and Is In charge OF the and prepared
. accommodate al who may call upon him Ills table
will be furnished with the best that the market affords
April 3-lys-445 NJ. @. MARTIN.
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,-fs-"lt is n great IN si"rtn'", says L."
Bruyrrr "n''t 10 ~ We mind "h"u-l 4" talk
well, nor jud m NJ enough {" h" ~ eni "
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BALTIMORE, March 26.-Ili 1hhe.'s aleu-
hol DisIilery was burned t" dav. Four dead
bodies have been taken from the runs.
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CHARLESTON, March sl.---Sales this morn
ing 900 bales Cotton at l2a lac. Market
firm.
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sSss- The vise man knows the fool, but
the fool knows not the wise man.
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sn hrh"rt"g E'cN'ts or eeruhcu'rS'
Eclnse the none, to our address for the Tickets or
dared, receipt Of which they will he forwarded by
arst mail Purchasers have Tickets ending in any
aaure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post once, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn. and pay.
able in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes ~ ~ 900 and Under, pad immediate
Nv atcr the lrawng-oth.r Prizes Mt the usual time OF
thirty days.
An communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets at
either ofice
address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack
ages 81 Tickets either to
lime 6-td-4O2 8. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ca.
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Cedar Grove High School,

UpDT ,TOES-20 Barrels Of Sweet Potatoes
and Vans received to-day, and for sale by
March ~, 1881. J. NJ HkNDkksoN'
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HornE.

DECATUR HOTEL.
TUE subscriber Has taken this HOUSE, Decatur Ten
nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Llard, and respect-
fully socits share Of the public custom. lie assures
the public thai he will keep the right sbrt Of house
that his table will he supplied with the best the country
Affords his stable well supplied with brovender and that
every effort will he made his part render all cou
Portable who may call. RlBr II LUTTRELL.
march G, lS5I-tE-l4i .
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Swrct Pet,,oes and Vans.

n have received small lot o. planting Potatoes and
u is|'i 40 on''" " NV J. N. HENDERSON.
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amounting to ..........seO4,OOO
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, are encirced In small tin tubes and
placed in wheel The first 2iS Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled, placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and At the same time
Prize s drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn opened tnd exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera.
tion isrepeatrd until all the Prizes drawn out.
ApPRoxiN ,TfOS PRzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first Is
Prizes will he entitled 10 the 70 Approx nation Prizes,
according to the scheme.
3ono Prizes Of $2O will he determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the $4,000. For
ample II the number drawing the @a',o0O Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will he entitled to S2n Tf the number ends with
No. then al the Tickets where the number ends with
2wih entitled - e2N. and 40 on.
Cerfifcdtes n Pickd0es will he sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets. $50
" 10 Half " ....... 40
10 Quarter ........ go
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L.,.,D M.gRR.g.>,T LOST

4 LII. persons are hereby notified that on
"A the Sth day of February, 1854, there was
issued tfom the Department of the Interior,
Bounty Land Warrant, No.b4, 1874, for so acreA
under the act Of September, 1850, in the
name OF Josiah Rowan, aud sent to the ad.
'iress of d. = Hurley, Madisonville, Tennes.
see. Said Warran. has been lost or frsudu.
emily obtai Ell D., some person not author.
IL Il eli her to receive or assign the same
All persons are hereby notified that | intend
filing in the General Land Office q eavsst.
asking said warrant to he cancelled aud .
duplicate to issue. JOSIAH ROWAN,
March IL, lSb7-6t-442
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$4,000 O!!!
Maryland Lottery
ON THE iltVANA PLAN.

To he drawn IN BHItIIHUrt, NU'' OF
Thursday. April son. 1857.
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
Drawings conducted under the superintendent OF the
State Lottery Commissioner.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE!
100 i'riz.s OF 81 900 each!
Lowest Prize In the Lottery 800!
UsUO S,E RI, KErS c2O!
This is the most gnhcent Scheme drawn in the
United States.
Only 3D,DOO Tickets.
All Of which are printed as follows: 5000 in Whole
Tickets b0 in Half Tickets; 10000 In Quarter Tick
en-; and 5000 In Eighth Tickets
AZ ali these Tickets will doubt. he sold by the day
Of Drawing persons at distance will forward their
orders ms soon MS possible.
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REDUCED
RATES OF FREIGHT


Charleston & Savannah 10 Knoxville,
AND ALL THE STATIONS ON THE
East Tensessse s GeOryfa Raj Road.
First Class
Piano Fnrtes. Books, taiionery, Boots.
Shoes aud Hats. Liquors oils, dc. lin
hnttlrs) tamphene and Spirits Turpen-
tine (in barrels Carpring China, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars lin cases Clocks,
Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, Cutlery
lin cases Casks anl Boxes Dry Goods
lin boxes and bales,) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery. Furs, Garden Seeds.
Looking Glasses aud Looking Glass Plates
lat owners risk, } Oysters I'm cans aud
Jars J Sad,llery. Tin and Brittania Ware,
Teas and Spices. Georgia and South Car
DINA Domestics, pr 100 lbs, $l,l5
Second Class.
Hardware. except such ms specified in
first and third classes. C"ffee Mills. Ma
chinery. Foreign Liquors lin barrels and
apes. Tohacco (n boxes Leather lin
rolls and boxes,) Oils lin barrels and
casks ),'rockery ndQneenswaretinc crates
Brass and Copper per 100 lbs, 81 90
Third Class
Axes. shovels Spades Sad Irons, Zinc
and Tin in pigs, Tin Plate, Asvils. Vices.
nsrhS vi I"a'"s """ 80 ""'r,l" """
No ,n Nv ~ w,it
A.ls. Chairs aud Spikes and ,a ESi ill.,. q.
,So.c;nl RATE.
Furniture aud Carriages (boxed,) and
II, i;,,L, a,,;.I,s ma, o,,,,,s,a,al. oIso
IS ,L,.'rha';ai, Iii
- - l I,. Mill, h,,, n, 4 ,iJ.
=. i , - ,,n H. =. Oh,
W s' N'"eS' "'Nct Nv ~" ''''' '-'''
~, ;noura sofatv fr,,n losses anil deloys
=" ~ '' ~ - t.'t
shippers must nave every package pIalhlN
marked with nans nf consignee, destination
and d.put of delivery
~, n,, az. Dl ,a
The Drp"ls IN TINS KOad are
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rinner wanted.

WY ANTED, good Journeyman Timer TO ybor,
w constant employment and liberal wages will b.
given. Apply Immediately. U. CALHOUN
Athens, Tenn, April 3, loJI-tf-445
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ATHENS DRAGONS

VIII meet at the Court house. en- Wednesday april
sth) next, at o'clock p. NJ.
By order Of Captain. (April 8, 1857
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CLASs S3,
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, In public,
on Saturday, April 25th, 1851, on the plan OF
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CLASS
To be drawn In the city Of Atlanta Georgia, In public
on Saturday, April 18th, 1851.
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CLASS 81,
be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ca, In public, on
Saturday, April lin, 1851.
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! WHEELING VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel.

ing Railroad.
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EN60UEAdE IME1I0AE MASCFIoTU9B
TgEg HuTLGkta IIONIC IEEEpEfk'G

u ,...g5l w f1I4nS tIuld. .1asi
hs Superior fal1 Ink hss been before tbePrbuo
Eye @ and Is nov preferred rs ths (ssncd
During the pest tseny lheusaHd quart S6d pint bot
With sIlalet sizes foen cold
oanEerH and merchants IN opklnnSt L5uisVc Pitts.
Iarg Bufalo, Cleveland Detroit Terre Hsute Lafayette
ndissfeiiE. Evansville, FT6nlf6s Lexington
Sng SSS oT!eSns Il has also been adopted tic 6tss De-
i1ken three Grst cless Diplomas te
and LoulSyBE four Dipom6s nnd Priv Nc
and Illinois, 5f 80: ffii - hStiH3 St4g ,Ae14'SuS
Tue following merchants bonkcEs Co. tn NAeoss he+e-
ess B9ok Keepers lyriLlry Tlaldi fiyi III sf1f|f
a9FttNss'er Ba of Virginia; MsFvhaats BeesaaIes,
EanE 9il hseaG Bank of fkeslpFj Crescent GspiBr3n.
rE SgERssy :s 99Yg1sy e;5f q 9hG Saasy NaOp
!ieuse Kelly, Holloway Z Co.; Rnssta q AIeAfse: GoTdoa
MatteEs Co.; T. Sweeney Z sor DnGne C6Werl: O4t
din, Gilberson & Co.; Press. ~
4 For sale al tnaunfa aetuSe3B prices By 81 = laar
oe30 LAMBDIN, GILBERS0N 4 CO.
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! New. ArranpeDnenf

n O'VH- tLl1t5 5lL4U1 11ts
MOULD aunouecto die subserlbers Papefs PeT;SI
To1in's Books, thasu rsef1TlnE sSId PeSioti
calls Sc sud would ttpse s6cye IeEerA
their l lsa:s q. tat may pos lon
eeg.nt Family siso lsts Hens'
Mrs. SouthSerth'3 HofiH! EESryfhlpg In lfe Recys ~
# IL S997F rs s,I In. e''' '-' sSiJI JAS O. oRR
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No. 3 Washington7 7HaIi.

TAKE pleasure Informing o5 friends and patrens os
%keeng and It's vicinity and tie etlEenS centrally that
stock Of caet's c"siraeEss sud fSs Srtlhs aa4
ear, EaVe nersd 70 ~
Wheeling uhd vicAltS all Of which prepatea 70 make
- the latest and lnost appEoYsa styb begt
nnuntT at short notice. AEcod6 Rs req.
resented or sale. f,.tf f,6yrtsi fitc3 = ifr5F
have alec Just received large GsS FurnIsi
Ing Goods such white, cO0Fe aESelase shtre
any Shirt cogs, SILK Cotton and Asrlpo Under shirt,
sk Cotton, Linen Srd Jubeg Draw Blk Linen Hand.
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