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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-03
Villa Aliegra, Ga, March, 1857.

GEN. SCOTT AND THE ApMlNIsra ATioN.-
One of the pleasant things connected with the
incoming of Mr.. llurhanan's administration
has been the restoration of amicable relations
between Gen. Scott and the present he'd ut
the War D"partm mt. Gov Floyd, il rs said.
will not unnecessarily interfere with the Gen.
eral in the disposition of matters belonging t"
his position ny COMMANDMENT Chiei, under the
President, and the evidence of this is already
seen in the reversal Of the dispositions oi
M"j"r.Generals made by the late Secretary OF
War.
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sn Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Eclose the none, to address for the Tickets
dsred receipt of which they will he forwarded by
first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure 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 Office, County and state.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
abl, in full without deduction.
sy All Prizes of n00 and inder. pa I'D Immediate
~ after the lravngother Prizes mt the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Addres orders for Tickets or Certificates OF Pack
ages of Tickets either to
June 6-td-4O2 s. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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John Walker,

Joseph F. Reid, Sophia Reid John Reid, Mos.
cow REID, Mary Jane Reid ct al.
I appearing from the allegations in the
l. c"n'lainnni's bill, that all the above
tanned defendants are residents Of the State
of Arkansas, publication is ordered for four
successive weeks in til. A hens Post requiring
The said defendants Ia appear at The nexl
term oi the ,haneery court, to lie held at
he court house in the town of Fike,iile, oh
the Sd Monday of September next. and an
>wer The complainant's hill or the same. as
To them, will he set Tor hearing and heard
trpdrfe :. g. NORWOOD. q. d. W.
April 3, ls57-4t-prs fee $3-445
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FEY Take romantic Young lady of about
seventeen, and lock her upon bread and wa
ter for month in the northeast corner OF
the house, to keep her out of the way ofthat
presuming young man who wears n mousta-
che and is no lonesome itllout his Mari err.
In less than week the Marsellies quilts,
torn oil Ia. flinders, will be hanging down
over the back stoop, and in year the rom IN.
tic young lady will he seen "streaking it,
pnst that cruel parents house with live
"something" In II willow wagon.
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Liver Com pinint.-The only remedy ever Of
fered to the public that has never failed to cure
when directions followed, is MIanes Liver pI, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa. 1t has been
several years before the public and has been introduced
In ali sections of the Union Where 1t has been used
II has had the most triumphant and has actual
~ driven out of all other medicines. 1t has been
tried under al the different phases OF liepatis aud has
been found equally eihcacious In all.
eW-Purcha.ers will he careful 10 ask for D.. WLdne's
Gkbrttd Liner rus. manufactured by FLEMING Bsos.
OF Ptsburg Pa. There other Pills purporting to
be Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr. M'Laue's
genuine Liver pills, also his celebrated Vermifge. can
uine iciltoHtthe sigRdtu,eW Qs) FLEMING BRos.
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The foreign exchenge market is inactive.

Soufu PAoIfIc RAILRoAp.-At meeting Of
the Directors Of this Company, held in New
Orleans, goth ult., George I. Yerger. of Mis-.
sissippi, was elected President of the Compa.
ny, in the place of Horatio Allen. resigned -
The election of this gentlelnan--says the
Picayune-is the Inauguration of policy
which nsures the construction of the road,
and in that light may be regarded as an epoch
in this age Of progress and wonder full achieve.
meht.
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Auuysstu Market.

AUGUSTA. March 80.
hand you herewith statement OF our Produce mar
ket, viz:
B,cos, hog round 70 a 1she, sides is1 a Isc; hams
10 40 i2xc; shoulders IL q Ike. LAID u N l5r.-
for supcrhne CORs 81 q sbc sTocE p.As ii a 20
WHEAT As % Sle for wLiIe and 80 q l.so CIR red.
Oars 81 a CSC. hYE aI WHITE HAAS u ,25 a 100
PKArnsRs 40 q Soc. No Dried Fruit in market TuI.
TsR IS a 2oc. Esqs iaQD iSc pxA NuIs u q $50.
- fours,very truly,
~ 0bmmtsston ard Prodwcs KsreKast-
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A DARKEY THroL"GIAS.-An old negro
near Victoria, Texas, whn was the only Bah
list in the npirhh"rh""d, always stuck NJ
for il although lie was unai'lr to read n word.
This was the way he pm, 'rm down. 'Y"n
kin read, keant YOU! 'Yrs.' well, s'pnse
v"n've read tn" Bible, Iain' you?' 'le,.'-
you've read about John dc B.bti>t. hainl
v"n! yes 'W-.l, you never read alb nj,
john de lIctrodis.' did y"u! You see has
de Bill. on my side, deu. Yam, ,aah!'
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SPIRITUALlsrs BEAT BY THE HEArHsH.-
A correspondent Of the Portsmouth IN. H.
Journal calls attention 10 the fact that the
heather Of Western Africa nrr in advance Of
our spirtnalis,s In one particular, for they
not only have mediums betw cen The living
and the dea, bu: they have mediums VIII"
communicate with the Spirits If children who
are not cd enough to talk; 81 that BY these
mediums parents are made To know what the
child !. crying for, what are its wanls, and
what nre It's ailments.
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Chancery Court AT PiIleville.
Bird Thomas,
Joseph r Reid. ct al.

Joseph r Reid. ct al
1T appearing from the allegations in the
L compliments lill TINT the defendant 10
sci h + Reid is n resident Of the State If AR
knnsas, publication is ordered for four sue
cess.ve weeks in the Athens Post. requiring
The said Joseph 7. Reid 10 appear at the next
term of the thancery Court, to be held at
the Court house in the town Of Pikeville. III
the 81 Monday Of September next and an
swer comI 'lainant's hill. or the same will u.
To HIM. be SET Tor hearing aud heard er parte.
: &. NORWOOD, c. d. NJ
April 8, lS5I-4t-rrs fee s3-4i5
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For t'sPo,s.


1n.o that far of Land Of Beauty,
Bursting through the gloom Of night,
Now that we have dohe our duty,
Let us take our swiftest fight.
There the PROMISED Land lie lying,
Far on Jordan's Eastern shore,
Where the blessed souls unJying,
Wait for US forevermore.
Whittier, whittier shall we hyi
Thither. thlther through the sky.
From beneath these Weeping Willows,
Where the Forms Of Beauty lie
Let w plough the raging pillows,
Till we meet in Heaven on high.
Through the clouds around us low'ring,
On the wings Of Gods dear love,
To those Gsles forever h,w'riug,
Let ns sail--to Heaven above
Whittier, whittier shall we h,f
Thither thither through the sky.
With the Heaven. born hopes that tell US
All our hell born foes shall die,
With the JOYS that now do swell u.s.
Soar aloft, through Heaven ON high:
From this world II ,ribulation,
To that land Of Endless Day.
With this Christ born consolation,
Let us soar--awny -awaN
Whittier, whittier shall we fyi
Thither, thither through the sky.
WhereI Heavens watchtowers now are looming
Bursting glorious On onr sight,
Through the stars, forever blooming,
Odorous with Divine delight;
From this world Of bitter sorrow,
Into that dear Land of Love,
Where to day is rs Tomorrow
Let ne soar--to Heaven nbavei
Whittier. whittier shall we hyi
Thlther thliher through the sky.
From this world where all is rotten,
All is selfish. full of dust
Where now dwell the USFonGorrEy,
In whose love we put our trust;
From this vale of sickness, signing,
Bitter sorrow, sore distress,
Let ia go 10 the Undvny,
Into that dear Land Of Rliss.
Whittier, whittier shall we flh
Thither, thither through the sky.
now hear the Sinai.thnnder.,
Bursting from the Mount Of Fire
See the holy. heavenly wonders,
Following the Sefaphc Choir.
Joys too deep for man to utter,
Press upon my raptnred soul.
While the Angels wings now hniter,
Painting Tor the Heavenly Coat.
WHITTIER whither shall we flvi
Thither. thlther through the sky.
All around il desolation!
Earthly day is turned to night
AS we reach that IIABrATroS
In the LAND OF PURE Delight
All ia black that once was brightest
All Is night that once was iay;
All that once seemed purest. whitest,
Fades in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Thither, thther through the sky
Thither, thither let us n,l
Villa AHegra, Ga, March, 1857.
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6rhn eloquent Irish Wi Al in attempting
T." persuade his flnck To avoid the ball roou,
an SAINT PaIrick's day in the evening, CLOSED
his appeal with this perfectly conclusive. aud
to an lrshman, knock dawn aud drag out mr.
gument: "'i'hr IrisI,mnn who goes To that
hal! is no 5elt' r than Dnichman |" No
annthema could add to the force of that.
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Look out for K,nsa6.

A Ill persons indebted to the undersigned either nv
IN note Or Account. must actually come in
and settle with him between this and the frat day of
May, ma he Is compelled to have MONEY enouvi, by
that time to pay his debts All those WIN do not se.
with him by the time above mentioned must mt be Of
Tended U they should And their notes or accounts I'm the
hands Of an O1rer, as he cannot, In justice to himself
give longer indulgence A. r, BlADEORD :
Riceyiile April g. tS5I-4t-4i5
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Chanccry Court at aia.iisontiIIc.
Nicholas q. Walker,
Abraham Fine.


Original and .difachment Bin.
CtOMPLAiNA charges in his bill that
~ defendant has reno, ell to part unknown
publication is therefore ordered to be made
'or four weeks in the Athens Post. recurring
aid non resident defendant Abraham Fine
to "ake his personal appearance at next tern.
ut ON thanc-ry 60 ut. 10 he held tt tn.
Court h",Is" in Malisonvile ON tn. first Mon
ny If June next. and answer complainant,
bill or the same will lie taken MS confessed
and heard accordingly.
j. a. COFFIN, g. d W.
April 8, ls57-it-prs fee Sa-Ii5
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s1 The Supreme Court Of California
have decided thh the Legislature has M au.
ihority TO appropriate nancy /" pay Interest
on st lie d b,, aud that III. Court will cnjoin
any attempt Tor tina, purpose.
The STATE passed n resolution, that State
honor requires The pigment OF the State
debt.
Bates, late Ire surr, was indicted for
felony. Tn" deficit il, his accounts $34,000.
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sNs- Memphis is decidedly great place in
ts way. A few DAYS sine n case was pend
ng in the Common law Court oi that city, in
y hirh Mr.. and Mrs. Hrhling had sued Philip
H. B"hlen. Tor breach Of m,rriagr CONTRACT,
IN failing I" marry Mrs. llebiiny when she
was Miss Agnes tlamiwerkcr, and the jury
has given the injured parties Sl,25O! The
dca Of llrhling sn' ing Bohrn bcctus he did
mol marry his wife is one OF the richest things
Of this last age.
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C O nj nj E R CHA L.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA. March 80.
We refer you to the following quotations OF leading
articles Of Tennessee Produce:
BACON hog round, llAr clear sides IAN a 1sc. rib
sides isHe; hams II 90 ia%c; shoulders loH N lie.
choice, 2Dc FLOUR, 8.1b a ~ u hundred In his.
sacks. Cons. sacked, Sic. Fs,rHERs blc STOCK Oar
TLr, foot. To, net Hoes gross, bk % 6c.
RkMARKs-W notice hut little activity In the Pro-
dnce trade Prices rule ,ther high to induce large
ders for either Bacon Lard.
: Very respectfully, sEAGO. ARBOTT co,
Co rnission Merchants, Afhiafa, Ga
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BALrIMoRB, March 27th.--Mr Henry, pr.
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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New ORLEANS, Nj rch 81 -Cotton-The ne.
sortment was meagre yesterday. and as hold
ers were claiming still higher prices. the sales
were confined TO about 1000 bales in small
lots, at 70 further advance If to. over our last
figures. We raise our qu ta,i"ns accordingly
for ordinary to fair los to l4t cents.
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ton,olid'td Lottery of Md.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Nd, Thursday, Aprilc0.
SDJ I'NnTD SIrUEnE.

$40 Prizes, amounting to S4,2y0O
Whole Tickets s21 Hrires $40 Qnarters IS.
Please address all orders for Tickets in the above
magnificent scheme, to IL HUBBARD CO.,
No. 80 fayette ST., or Box No. ~,
Oct l0-iy-420 Baltimore, Nd.
7. II. HuBpA RD Co., are our authorized Agents to
OH all orders lor Tickets In the Maryland lotteries.
H. FRANCE 4 co.
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sT- Corinth, Miss, eighteen months ago,
was an unhrok-n forest, but now it is u town
Of n thousand inhabitants. It's location is at
the crossing of the Mobile aud Ohio aud the
Memphis md aud Charleston Rail Roads. in
Tishuiningo county, aud State Of Mississippi.
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MONEY AND CREprr.-The New York Pc

MONEY AND CREDIT. The New York Post
Of the 26th ult.. says:
There is decidedly more ease experienced
in the money market on call ami discounts
The discount brokers report that there IS
more doing at,the lower quotations of s. ST a
9 per cent in first class notes, both endorsed
and unendorse,l, and second class y a 10 per
cent. The feeling exhinited at the Stock Tx
change to day was more in harmony with the
increased ease in the money market, and the
true condition Of the public mind OH the sub.
ject Of values.
The foreign exchenge market is inactive.
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TURNED UP.-Hcnry Cha, Reynolds, the
editor Of the Peterson IN Y. } Independent
Democrat, who disappeared ~ mysteriouSIy
some time since, was off in Virginia. Reas.
on OF his going away,-domestc difficulties.
Reason Of his coming back ,-unn.crssary
alarm Of friends, eici
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SEVERE DlsEAsE-EDEMATOUs LARYw-
GITIs.-This dlseas (ihe same of which
Ilun Preston Brooks died, and with which
Hon. s. w. Harris was, at last accounts, iy
ing very low,) has made its appearance in
this city. One ease, (oIa negrO,) terminated
fatally within an hour. Death il produced
by suffurutinn. Mail.
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~ IN the museum at liiinlnten il n flea
skin containing seven miSels' sonls, sa.vrn
rich me,''r conscirnces, the "priprip'es" Of
seven eading politicians, seventeen nd bnch.
rlors' hears. and the remaining swseiiless
Of seventy old muida
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-tE- Mrs. Pocock, of Alaekheath, England,
the mother of three generations of-livsry sta
BILE keepers, was driven through the village
on her hundredth birthday, IN q chariot
drawn by eight white horses with outridsra
She afterwards presided at diuner. aud
opened ball in the evening, given TO honor
hes
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Singers Sewing Machines,

guNHE great reputation Of Singers Sewing Machines
Is founded an the fact that they are perfectly
adapted every variety OF work. and that each Of
them, kept employ, d, will earn not less than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
All persons desiring full and reliable Information
about these inachinessizes prices modes OF purchs
ing &c.-can ohtan IL by applying by letter or other
wise, for u copy Of L. ~ Sn0r e fos G'ts tie, beau
thl Pictorial Paper, entirely devoted TO Sewing Ma
chine interes IL will be sent gratis.
l.Ogat agents wanted IN every town IN the
United States, to whom liberal Inducements offered
NJ. r. e have made arrangements with many ed
tors and publishers OF newspapers highly pro6table and
satisfactory them, and wish to make similar contracts
with every newspaper aud maganIe In the country
Por full ma iculars address !. NJ. SINGER a co,
mar e1-3m-444 823 broadway, New York.
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/ OST-urs. Mary Hurst lost, on Saturday
- the l4'h instant, between her residence
aud Nj. Harmony Meeting House. n small
Satchel cont aiming few articles of clothing,
and small pocket book. in which there were
notes of hnnd amounting to sl,OOv Any
person returning said property TO her. or
leaving it with the editor OF the Post, will be
suitably rev ar,ed.
March 2U, lS57-3t 44s
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"Wood,aUd srrnm''-A PoMlDE FOR BrAr-
Trying THR HAIR-highly perfumed, superior 10 any
French article imported, and for half the price. For
dressing Ladies' Hair 1t has no equal, giving II bright
glossy appearance II causes GrntNmens Hair to curl
IN the most natural 1t removes dandruf, al
ways giving III. Hair the appearance Of being fresh
shn,nIooned. Price only MY cents. None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE 10 :. PROJECTORS of
"Ralm OF Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. Imar 6-6meow-44l
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IlOSEsDALE, Penn, March 81 Tho con-
iirnntion Gov. Grary's resignation is rec. ".
ed, with the appointment of Southern Pro.
Slavery man in his place The Democracy
have placed their A,g. with the Buchanan
strpainer attached, ut haf-mast.
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BALTIMORE, March 26 -IIighber's Alec
hol l'isiilery was burned, To DAY. Four dead
bodies have been taken from the runs.
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WHITFIELD HOUSE

THE undersigned takes this method NJ informing the
travelling public and others wishing board or iodr.
ing that lie has purchased the large White House
as the whitfield House." formerly occupied nv y n
Sasseen and is in charge Of the same and prepared
10 accommodate all who may call upon him. Ills table
will he furnished with the best that the market affords
April 3-lys-445 NJ q NlpTIN
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 28.-A telegraph
despatch has been received which states That
II destructive fire has occurred and consumed
the entire business porliun Of Jacksvnp"rt,
Arkansas
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~ Col. /" jim" Lane, once 80 notorious In
Kansas affairs. has been married agsin--hjs
former wife, from whom no has been separa.
ted, becoming his bride
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ChancerV Sale,

pY virtue of a decree rendered in the
- Chancery Court at jacksonville. 7 will,
on the lth day of May. 1887. sell, at the
Court house door in Madisonville. on a credit
of six and twelve mouths, without re.iemp-
'ion, TRACT OF LAND containing eighty
acres aitunte on Big Greek. in Monroe county
a'j"inng the Lands Of Thomas Divine, John
eagle. Arthur Balm. and others, as the prop.
erty OF Francis McGowan.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d. "
March 90. ls57-td-prs fee S4-4i3 A
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday. cath ult., by Rev. John scrngrs. Mr.
THOMAS a. MAILccK, Of johnson county. Arkansas. to
Miss MIRIAM daughter OF Iii Dixon, Esq OF this county
-. Knoxville and Nashville papers please copy.
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CHARLESTON, March sl.-Sales this morn
ing 9oU bales Cotton at laa lac. Market
firm.
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~ The New York Journal Of Commerc

LB The New York journal OF Commerce
says:
The recent failures in the dry goods trade
have been among houses not in good credit
here, but who have become largely indebted
to individual fins, mostly in Boston or
abroad. The pressnre for money is greatest
among those who have been doing exclusive.
ly Western and North Western business,
collections from that section being very diif
cult Those houses which have affected such
a contempt for Southern credit. would now
be glad to have at least half their assets
transferred to customers Sonth of Mason IL
Dixon's line. Merchants from that section
are paying W. promptly, and many are even
anticipating the maturity Of their notes
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5000 Prizes, amounting to ..........S2O4.OO,
Htole Tickets no. ilnes b-Qnnrtrrk az
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

3sZbD Prlzes, amounting to ..........S2O4sNSO
Whole Tickets $40 -Haioes5-Qaarters 2x.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 1000, corresp onding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper encirclcd IN small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel. The first els Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled. placed IN another wheel
The wheels are then rcvolved and n number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out are opened ini exhibited to the audi.
ence. aud registered by the the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera.
ton isrepeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
ApPRoXiM ,TioN PRizES.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first IS
Prizes will he entitled to the 70 Approximation PRICES
according to the scheme.
The SOFA Prizes of $40 viii b" the
figure Of the ntmbtr which draws the s50eoo For
ample II the number drawing the ebn n0O Prize ends
with No. then NIL the Tickets where the number ends
with will he entitled to s20 II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will he entitled to e2>, and on.
1"rfifcdteS0 P'ckdgss will he sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
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~-The visa mar knows the fool. hut
the fool knows not the wise man.
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DECATUR HoTMT..
V'llE subscriber has taken this IIsse Decatnr Ten.
nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Liard, and respect.
uliy socits share Of the public custom. lie assures
the public that he will keep the right sort Of house
that bis table viii be supplied with the hest the country
affords, bis stable well supplied with provender and thas
Portable who may call. RjBT II LCTTKETL.
march G, iS5t-tf-44I
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Farm for Sale,
REDUCED
RATES Of FREIGHT

ChnrIeston A. savannah n Kn64yiilc.
,.n 49,, rvr sr,r,.,ys -. rur
n.y.. ,r..... . ns...,.. ,.,, .
A"'' 'e""e''ee "'"'s" A'"'' 1'0""'
Fy'a Class.
Piano F"rtes. Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes and Hats, Liquors OILS, &c. lin
hottlrs,) camphrne and spirits Tnrpen-
tine lin harrels,) Carp"ting. ChinG, Glass
and Glassware, Cigars lin cnses,) Clocks,
lin cases.) Casks anI Boxes. Dry Goods
lin boxes and bales, Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and >hrnbbrry. Furs, Garden Seeds,
l.o"king Glasses aud Looking Glass Plates
(at owners risk Oysters I'm cans and
iars.) Saddlery. Tin and Br''tanla Ware.
Teas and Spices. Georgia aud south Car.
olna DOmestics, pr 100 lbs, 81, Is
Second Class.
Hardware, except such rs specified in
first and third classes, Coffee Mills Ma.
chinery. Foreign Liquors lin batrels aud
p'peS') '"'ac'" YIN noNes') len'nerN
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