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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-07-31

Texas WooG-The editors Of the New
Orleans Picayune have been shown a lot of
wool from the praries in Texas, which is
equal to the best Imported Saxony. 1t is
said that in few years the "SCar State" will
furnish more wool than any of her sisters.
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CANDIDATES.

~ We are authorized and requested 10 announce
Col. WAI HEISKELL, OF Monroe, candidate to
represent the Third Congressional District composed
Of the counties Of nlount Monroe, Polk McMinn Aug,
Noane Rhen, Blelsoe, Marion Hamilton and Bradley,
in the next Congress Of the United States
eeg- We are authorized and requested to announce
Col. JAS. JARVIS, OF Monroe county, as candidate
for the State Senate, in the District composed Of the
counties Of McMnn, Monroe, Meigs and Polk.
L1y- We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of Col A. J. DODs0N a candidate to rep
resent McNInn county in the lower branch Of the next
Legislature
gSy- We are authorized and requested to announce
the name of JOSIAH |. WRIGHT, as candidate for
Senator from the District composed Of the counties Of
Monroe, McMinn, Aleigs aud Polk.
w We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN II. DOBSON, Of Polk, as candidate for Joint
Representative for Melgs, McMinn aud Polk.
~ We are authorized aud requested to announce
10. K. WARE as an Independent candidate for Joint
Representative from tho counties OF Polk, Megs and
McMinu,
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,N'lANos NoNMlrreE IN TExAs.-A no.
,t Ws desperate named Craig, was hung ly
lne vigilance Committee nj San Antonio.
Texas for mulder and horse s,ealng nm ,So
night Of the 10Th inst, Others in ,o n%
had been doomed to the same snm yr.y
punishment. ''"'I
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s9s- The editor OF the Cincinnati Enqnir-
er, who is politically and personally warm
friend Of his namrsake, the Governor of Kan
sas' ih'Eks II very hard that n portion of the
southern Democratic presses will not hold
nlf. buchanan instead of Walker RESPONSE
ole Tor the Kansas policy recently avowed
by the latter We guess that Mr.. Buchanan
wlll not resent their apparent neglect of him
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WASHINGTON, July 2Olh.-Robert Farm
ham, the oldest bookseller and statoner in
this city, was killed to-day on the Baltimore
and Philadelphia Railroad. lie was sand
ing on the track, at turnout, whsn the down
train struck him, awfully maDgliug his body,
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"a MorHER IN lsRAEL."-Mrs Eve Con.
enhayer died IN Smythe county, Va, on the
morning OF the Sth inst, aged SO years.
M'S, Nopenhaver was the mother OF four.
Hu'nch''dren. She leaves one hundred and
h'e grand children; Que hundred and thrlv
KEN s'""u children, and one G. q. grand
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l4g-Ata late FIRE in Columbia, Hon. a.
o. p. Nicholson suffered loss of $2,50,
consisting of pockel-book containing notes
of hand and other valuable papers.
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BE-" A yankee has invented suspender
that contracts on your approach to water, SO
that the moment you come to puddle it
lifts you over and drops you on the other
side
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III a II. ID wv a II II
NATHAN WEED,


nTTERS 'or sale, a large aud complete assortment
W OF Hirdi0are, on the most reasonable terms
Iron and Steel
Genuine SwedeS Iron; Best Refined iron; Common Eng
sh Iron; Hammered Steel for Pows; Cast aud German
steel.
Smiths Tools.
Bellows Anvis and Nises; Hammers Screw Plates;
TOngs; Shoeing Nails.
PloRterS' Hoes, &c.
Scovil's Hoes Collius' Hoes; Brades' Patent Hoes
Bradcs' Crown Hoes; Iron and Steel Plows Trace and
gon Chains, Piow Hames and Lines; shoyes; Spades.
WechdBieS' ToOls
Bench Places, Moulding Planes; Augurs aud Chisels;
Drawing Knives; Saws and AIDES; Brac, and Bits;
Boring Maelinesj Squares, &c, &C.
circular &3rs.
As to 50 ncf Mil Saws; Z Out avs; Min Irons; Rub
Der and Hemp Packing Betting, Sc .
Cdrridge Materials.
Spokes and Rims; Hubs and Shafts ANles and Springs;
Patent Dash Leather Enameled Leather; Lining Nails,
Bolts, &c.
Also, full stock Of Building Hardware, Tanners Tools,
Housekeepins Hardware, Corn Mills, &c, &c.
march27-6r,-44
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

EAR ACRES OF Land, lying seven and hall
- 81 miles from Athens and FIVE miles nom Chl~
Lowee sprngsabout 200 IN cultivation, lies WELL
soil mostly very good, two or three most excellent
Springs, toleTahe Houses and Barn, unclesred land
well timbered, and soil good will take pleasure In
showing the premises TO any wishing TO purchase
one-third purchase money to be paid down-terms
as to balance will be made easy.
J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Athens, Tenn, july 10, lS5I-tf-i59
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Eclose the money to oar address Cor the Tickets
dsrcd, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by
frstmail Purchasers eau have Tickets ending In any
Hgure they may dealgrate.'
helistof Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post ONCE, County and State.
Remember that every pri2e is drawn and pay
able In full without deduction.
All Prizes Of ftOU and under, paid immediate-
ly after the drawngoherP Prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications sirlctlyconhdental
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 5-ly-454 s. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga. q
sy- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount n the prize that each is ent-
tied TO- will be published after every drawing, In the
following prpers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In
tcllirencer, New York Weekly Day Book, savannah
Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch
and Paulding (Mss.) Clarion
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,asS- Brown, who is married and has read
about the people of Cincinnati having n ihun-
der storm during perfectly clear day, while
the sun was shining, says that such thing
is not at all uncommon Mt his horsc, partic-
ulorly when he invites friends 10 dinner with
out giving notice before hand.
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HUMPHREYS HOUSE,
Knoxville. Tenn.
III. HU NIPII VS.

EH AS leased for term Of years the large Brick
Building just completed for q Hcth, situated
within few yards Of the Passenger Platform, fronting
the Depos Of both the East Tennessee and Georgia and
East Tennessee and Virginia Rail Roads, about the same
distance from each--and much nearer and more con-
venent to the Road than any ether Hotel besides
saving of Hack Omnibus hire.
Passengers who wish TO take the Stage for Montvale
Springs or to Kentucky, by way Of Clinton win BE call
ed for promptly every departure for either place 10y
the Stages. %
The Proprietor does not think 1t necessary to say he
has kept a Public House any where as sometimes old
documents are dangerous things. He Is dctermined
making this comfortable House for those who may
give him call. July 3l-tf-462
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Notice.

DURSUANT ia decree Of the County
j Court Of Monroe county, Tennessee, mads
at the July session, 1887, win sell to the
hghest bidder, on the 22d day of August
next, Mt the Saw Mill Of Gaines, Stephens Il
Co., the Northeast quarter Of section eleven.
township three. range two, East of the meri.
dian, Iliwassee District, containing Que Hun
dred aud Sixty Acres, and known as lLe old
place Of John llaukins, decd A credit Of
sA and twelve months will be given. 10y the
purchaser giving bond aud approved security,
Said Lands are sold for distrihution among
tho deyisees of John Hawkins docessed
A. 4. HICKS, Cirk
July II, ls57-4t-prs fee S3-I60
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wni,. rcc,b.rcrfumcd Brcnth. and

BEAUTIFUL CoMpLExIoN-can be acquired by using the
ULdlg, oFd Thousand FiOl0srS" What lally gen
tleman would remain under the curse OF disagreea-
bic breath, when by using the "BALm OF 4 THOUSAND
FLowERs" as dentifrce, would not only render II
sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath Is bad, and the sub
ect Is so delicate their friends will never mention it,
Beware of countereits Be sure each bottle Is signed
FETRIDGE CO., ~ L.
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-i40
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PHnApsLrHIA, judy 23,-The main linz Of
public works in Pennsylvania, by almost ,be
Gtnan.mous vote OF She stock holders. was
bought by tho Pennsylvania railroad com
rany >'"''
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The numbers from to $4,000, CORES bonding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper, are encrcled In small tin tubes aud
placed in one wheel. The FIRST PCS Pixies, similarly
printed and encirclcd arc placed IN another wheel
The wheels are then reyclyed aud number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at tie same time
Prize is drawn from The other wheel Thenumber and
prlze drawn ont are opened aud exhibited 10 the audi
ence, aud registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera.
ton iscepeated until al the Prizes are drawn out
ApPR0XtNt5I0N PHiZEE.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbersto those driving the first 90
Prizes will be entitled 10 the s. Approxmation Prizes
For example IL Ticket No. 1850 draws the 500 600
Prize those Tickets numbered HE'S 1920 1Zjf 12a1
will each he entitled 1905. II Ticket No. 55n draws
The $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5ls $40 55i
552, will each be eHtitc to $780, and according
to the above scheme.
The 30o0 Prizssof $50 Willie determined by thtiast
Ggure OF the number which draws tn $4,000. For cx-
ample, If the number drawing the 500, 900 Prize ends
with Mol then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will lie entitled to $50 If the number ends with
No.2, then all the Ticket where the number ends with
WILDE entitled to S26, and so ON TO q.
certificates Of PtckIg6S will be sold at The following
rates, which is The risk ....r
Oortincateof Package Of 0 Whole Tickets. $50
~ nan ." .......... 40
, &c" +" 10 Quarter ....... go
10 Eighth Ia
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ChnnCrrn Snio.

N1Y virtue Of n decree rendered IN the Chauccry
I'D Court at Msdsonyille, will, on Monday, Angast
3d. 1851 SELL for cash. TO the highest bidder ai the Post
Office In Calhoun, McMnn county, Lots numbered "a
and 70 in the plan Of said town of Calhoun.
"A. OoFflN, @. An
July 3, t657--td--prs fee do--s5S
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icy John Carey Was arrested in Utica, for
whipping his wife; but il proved on the ca
animation that the wife was the whipper and
John the whipped; So Mrs. Carey was sent
TO the workhouse. Finding that she would
not be permitted TO punish her lord for some
time to come, she manifested her affection
for him in court in the usual way by be-
slowing Kiss upon him nj parting.
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nroNmw.

q IL persons indebted TO US, etaer ny note or &c.
August next or said notes and accounts vii be pnced
In he hands Of an oniccr for collection We mean last
what we saw. A. H. N'FN' INV
July "a, i957-,f4el
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ooh, yes, Joe; my father is an old mariner
IA regular salt"
"Wby, never knew that What service
was he in!"
"The whaling service. He goes cruising
aroundal night, and in the morning, when
he comes home, he goes whaling the whole
family, from the old oman down, and boxes
the compass about the hired girls ears"
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Who THRowED THE FIRST BRICK--lt will
be born in mind that the democracy of the
South advocated Buchanan's election as the
only chance for the South. He was elected
and his opponents quietly waited for him TO
fulfill the promises of his Southern friends.
Who first discovered his 'recreancy? His OPP
poneuts? No. indeed. His staunchest friends.
The Richmond Enquirer, the organ Of Vir-
GINA Democracy, says: t.'.
The first assaults upon the national De-
mocracv and the Administration NJ the South,
We're made by the ultrns and the secessiOn-
lists. Befme The Wigs and hnoio Notti1gs
had uttered 'cord against The Administration,
the seressionists OF Sonlh Carolina and Mis-
sissippi were deuouncing Mr.. Buclanon's
policy.
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ny STEAMER AND sTAGE.
~ Office s hrrhy given visitors to Aioulyals that
~ tie nght draught
steamer 10. JAQTES,
WIN run daily between Concord and Louisville, Tenn.
connecting with line OF -Four Horse COACHES, run.
ming daily between Louisville and Muntyale
The Steamer Jo jacques having undergone thorough
repair, will afford visitors travelling this liue
pleasant trip Of one and half hours the Holston
River presenting some Of the most attractive scenery
In the world.
The accommodations at Col. TIBpS' HOTEL at Com
cord will he e= ICED be found In East Tennes-
see, and terms Reasonable.
Fare through from Concord to Montvae 49,. $500
SAfFELL, BRO. 4 CO.
Louisville, Tenn, June I, 1s57-tf--i5i
p. s.-Passengers for Montyale should not fail 10
procure Tickets for Concord.
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is THAT TnuNnERl

The st. Louis intelIigencer Of the l7th,
says;
"Advises from Washington City inform
US that movements are on foot Tor lhe lni-
nation Of SOunthern anti-AdminsIr"'l"h
party, 10 carry on relentless war ng5l"S'
Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet on inc nan
sas issue. To0mbs and Stephens, oi uo"l.
GA, it is said, are to be leaders Of tn's ne"
organization, though We must DO Jrh' C's'''
of Nississippi. the credit to say, ihat Il as
eotd sttiFe' e,utrntion and treachery TO we
canptrv arr. involved in it, that distinguished
.x.S.eTetary OF War will have his iui' share
No., depJorable IS the condition Of the
democratic party as il appears ~ The year
1857 II is rent sunder by civll comnio-
lion. The first year OF the Administration
or lanes Buchanan il to sound the knrll OF
the great Democratic party. Coming mic
power in all the pomp and circumstance OF
partisan pride, and amid the 1utter OF gorge
Gus banners bearing devices of "natlonallty,'
the Administration is scarcely warm IN It's
seat when mutny breaks out among the
masses that hucked to the Capitol to do
honor to It's advent. The South, so cOnil-
IDENTIFY trusting the new President, now
breaks forth into passion, and hurls the ep-
tibet of traitor" To his teeth. Aud II We
are to believe the reports in circulation aud
corroborated us they nre by the extraordinary
turn events are taking, n Southern Demo-
cratic ant-Adminisliation party is to be form
ed under the auspices of distinguished
Southern Democratic politicians Two
States have already led off, and Others will
r "A ntl.FG
What is to be done! The Democratic party,
all AMEN must admit, has failed to fulfill the
promises 50 Iavlshy made 10 the country.
Ii las shown the facility with which il can
run into danger, but its utter want of pow
er IT, conquer or retreat from il. 1t could
set the Kansas bail in motion, but cannot
stop it. 1t has sown to the wind and. now
reaps the whirIdwnd. II has failed, totally,
disastrously disgrgceful!y. How men can,
after taking an impartial survey of its past
history and its present helpless attitude, have
amy confidence in 1t, is more than we can
see. We submit to gentlemen Of the Wing
party, that, ii they are ambitious to enroll
themselves in the ranks of party whose
future is bright, they had better keep out of
the Democratic party. 1t is not only tumb-
ling TO pieces, but its fall will bury, its lead.
ers beneath its ruins. Just in proportion as
IL crumble to pieces, in that proportion is the
Americans rising-up and becoming strong.
Even a man who only wishes to be on the
Strong side, will make fatal mistake in go
ing To or with the Democracy. The people
have not only lost confidence in the Demo
cratic party, but are tired of il. They are
sicl, OF the everlasting drill TO which they
are subjected. They are worn out with the
eternal song of the 'great National Democ
racy."' There is no such thing MS the "grrat
National Democratic party."--Memphis EG-
gle d Eng
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hit, HARMONY High Scaool.

THE Second Session Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, August 3d. next
TERMS, per Session Of Ttcenty-One Hesks, one half
payable in advance, and balance at the close Of the
Session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing. ..................So0
Geography, Arithmetic English Grammar, Compo-
sition and Defamation ............. ......... $40
Mathematics, Natural Sciences and the above. 1000
Contingent Fee Tin advauct). Observation-Disclosures. ~
Boarding In good houses, convenient to the School,
(Washng and Lights extra,J per week, S1,95
June 49, '5T-3m-456 s. p. HALE Prpl.
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LOOkl THIS Is WORTH A THAI.
100000:
Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
For the beueht Of the
SUSQUEHANNt CANAL.
CLASS FIVE.
30 BIG Prizes, amounting Observation-Disclosures


We Invariably answer letters by return mail enclos-
ing the tickets IN good safe envelope, and always OBJ
serve the strictest confidence. After the drawing is
over, we send the official drawing, with writer
PLANTATION OF the result Of the venture, All Prizes
bought at this Office payable Immediately af;er the
drawing IN Current Money and we take Bank Notes
OF any state, Bank Drafts N payment for Tickets at
par For odd amounts in making change We receive
postage stamps they being more convenient than silver
Correspondents may place the utmost confidence ia the
regularity and safety OF the mails as very few or
miscarrages OF money happen when property directed
TO rs BE careful that you mention your Post Office,
County nd state. Give us at least single trial,
YOU cannot lose much, II not gain. One sgle trial
may make you independent for life TRY Us. There
should be no such word as fail Address
CoRBTN ( CO.,
Box 100 Post 0nice Baltimore Nd.
Orders for tickets IN any of tie Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended to. Circulars containing list OF
al the Lotteries for the month, forwarded on appira
ton May % -Gm-fJ2
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:4ss" On the night Of the 23d of June, NJ.
Dcu, at Paris, discovered II comet, bot the
comet OF Charles V. that was to destroy the
world, buta stranger The meteor is visible
in the North in the constellation of Persce.
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THE MooN.-Some Of the Boston papers
are discussing the question whether the moon
is inhabited. The N. Y. Express thinks
that this is "a refreshing change from aboi-
tionism. The transition from tho madness
of abolitionism to the moon is natural.
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T--FHOH@--N
hi I
FfFST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books, Stationery, Boots
Shoes Hats, Liquors, Oils, &c, lin
bottIes.) Canipbene aud Spirits Tur-
peutins Gn barrels } Carpettg, Chiual
ulass,nd Ga sswarei Ciearsdu cascS)I
Clocks ,Couieo tionaries, Cotton Cards,
Casks aud Boxes. Dry goods Cn box
es aud bae,l prVs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and shrubherv, Iurs, Garden'
Seeds, looking GLASSES and Looking
Glass Plates, cat owners risk) Oys
tiers Gin cans and Jars Saddlery, TIM
aud Britannia Ware, Teas and Spices,
Georgia and south Carolina Domes. -.
/. SECOND CLASS
Hardware, except such as specified IN .
FIRST aud Third classes. Coffee Mills,
M0lassos, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
Cn barrels and pigel) rchaceo Op
boNes) Leather On rolls and hoNesD "'
OIL un barrels sud rosks,) Crockegi
and Queensware (in crates and casks,)i
Rice Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Copper-per l00lbs ...........- LOO 15l 20
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Sugar ,Shovels, Spades, d Irons,
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc and Tin lin
pig " Tin Plate, Anyis, Vices Nails,
Casks Of Chains and Hoes, Manila
and Cotton COrdaee, Cement, Coheed
Heavy Castings Mil Gearing, Rail
Road Wheels and ANlcs, Chairs and
spitcs aud Resin Gin barrels)-pcrl =. 90 ?,
100 lbs s................ ..ssss..s''l oOI WI w
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture aud Carriages (boSedD and
other light articles not enumerated;
also. Carboys Of Acids or cher Chem
lcals, rfl be charged by actual weight
hut nc double hrst class rates-perI ..- a.
100 los ................... ..,s..I -'oO. w" iT-
Single Packages Of 100 pounds and under, VIII be
clhrsed rs cents on each Road.
Articles not enumerated in the above rates will be
subject to classification by the Agent at the point oil
shipment 80,
0rerclayges to be promptly settled by Agent deiiv-
erng The goods. r
Damages to be settled by Superintendent Transport
anon OF this Road, and appeal from his decision on
the part OF connecting Roads.
In cases Of lgated damages, each Road entitled TO
charge local rates from point Of Shipment destination
Goods must be well and securely put up ana plainly
marked with OF consignee destination ana Depot
Of delivery.
This Through Rate does not affect the Local Rates Of
Cd February, 1871 ,,,
Through Rates on specified articles from Nashville
as published lth March, 1851, is confirmed aud contn-
ued
Ample notice will be given Of any CONTEMPLATED adj
,onc.F an Tho above rates Il. @. JACKSON,
sup't Trans East Tenn. Ga. Rail Road
Knoxville, June LIST, 1S5I-tf-i54
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DEER llUNTING.--A Young man went out
hunting for deer in the woods near Lanark,
G. W., recently, and, as an experiment, he
clothed himself in deer skin, and took
stand where those animals were known TO
pass quite often. Willie thus intent upon
securing some game, another hunter came
near making game of him; for happening 10
see what he supposed TO bea fine deer
through tho tAickets, the new conner took
deliberate aim at it and fired. Fortunately
the ball missed the counterfeit deer, but il
succeeded in frightening him out Of his
skin"
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10y Late accounts say Gen. Sawmyneck-
on has been assassinated.
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NEGuO FOR SALE.


A. LIKELY NEGRO Roy for sale, aged Il years
IN well grown. Enquire at the Office VI the Post"
June u, lS5I-tf-455 500
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Negro Man Cor Sake!

M I'll be sold, without reserve to the highest bidl
w der, IN The town Of Athens, the third OF Au-
gust next, Ne. LIKELY NEGRO .B0I-ag.
twenty years, color black height Elk Feet. weight
about lI5 lbs. No reserve by bidders as the sale Ia
POSITIVE one, 70 satisfy debt due tie Branch Bank
Of Tennessee al Athens.
Also, aNe l SADDLE HORSE, onered a, the sans
time aud place, JAO. H. LEUgY,
July ;o-td-4a
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Maryland State Lotteries for 81,

CORBIN x Co,
LfcsEssd AgGts,
Are authorized by The Mansgers 70 M all orders for
Packages, Tickets or Shares, in tie
.HERY-L.9.VII 10 rTERIEs.
These Lotteries are drawn IN public in the city Of
laltia.re, under the sgperinteudeuce OF the
state LOTTERY commissioner,
Who guarantees the fairness o. he Drawings, and the
of-iai drawn numbers Published in the journals Of
tie oty Of Baltimore with his certificate bearing his
signature.
~ Prizes are GNrrGntssd Dr. ire State
ONE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH FOR LITE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
Send g.llr Drdcts 10