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THE EXAMINATION AT LITTLE HOPE.
AR. EDITOR III am aware that your col
umns are crowded with political matters, but
must claim sufficient space to give your
readers brief account Of the examination
at Little Hope, which come off ON the lsth
and 18th inst. The School was conducted
by MIR. J. W. Peace, of Madisonville. The
examination was close, searching and com
plete, and the promptneas with which ques.
lions were answered, aud the correctness with
which problems were solved. was conclusive
evidence that the teacher and students had
been attentive and industrious, and that they
thoroughly understood the various branches
to which they were examined Mr.. Peace
takes great pains to teach the Spelling Book,
which is the foundation of good education.
man may study all the sciences and Ian.
guages, still his education is imperfect If he
can not pronounce properly or spell correctly
Excellent compositions were read by the
following young aides Miss rexana Cobb,
Industry" Miss Jane Morrison, "Gratitude;"
Miss Arminda Stephenson. "Worth OF Educa-
tom" Miss Amy NJ. Peters, "a Warming
Voice." Miss Sarah Carson, "Vacstion;" Miss
Sarah Scybert, "Friendship;' Miss W. M Carson,
''School Days" Miss Elvira Hester, Time
Miss Mary j. NJ. Vaughan, "llope."
Speeches were made by the following young
NC" '-baNiu Love 'OHioHj ~. ID flames,
"lnfiuence of Knowledge" A. J. Thompson,
'Education;" J. b Stephenson, Temperance"
Galloway Blanknship, Farewell Address"
.RMiss Martha Walton committed to memory
and delivered lengthy extract from watts
on the Mind" for which che received Pre-
MUM.
Considering the age, education and prae
tce of the speakers, | nm free to confess that
they far surpassed my most sanguine expeo
tations. Some very amusing Dialogues were
acted, when Rev VIM. Haynes concluded
the services with singing and prayer.
congratulate the patrons of Little Hope
School for having secured the services of MIR.
Pence for another session. And last, hut not
least, Messrs. Brewer, Vaughan and Peter.
gave us some most excellent, animating and
son'stirrng music on the violin.
June 10th, 1857. Ben. BUSTER.
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ssg- Capt. Rynders, of New York, is said
10 be in feeble health. His conference with
Mrs. Cora Hatch, the spiritual medium, has,
i is feared, played the deuce with him.
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wheat and Corn.

VNIANTED "on ORDERS" Ten Thousand Bushels
w Prime Red Wheat, and Two Thousand of Prime
hite Wheat delivered in this market by the Goth July
Sacks must be Of the heaviest 0snuburgs and new.
Also, Five Thousand Bushels Prime Corn. Apply to
]. A. ANSLEY, Com. and Produce Merchant.
Augusta, July 8, 1S57--2m-45S
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White Teeth. Pcrfnmcd Isrcnth. md

BEAUtIFuL UoNPLEKioN-cnn he acquired by using the
"Bdlm ofd thousand FLo,csrs" What lady or gen.
tlemrn would remain under the curse OF disagreed.
Bile breath, when by using the "BALN A Tnous md
FLOWERS" as dentiirice, would not only render II
sweet, bat leave the teeth white aabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath Ia bad and the sub
lect Is so delicate their friends will mention it,
Beware Of counterfeits. BE each bottle is signed
FErRIDGE CO., NJ Y
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-ly-eow-ii0
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sR- The reports Of the election in Min
nesota are still contradictory, but it is beiev ed
that the republicans have carried the conven-
tim
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Ch1Mcfry Sale.

10y virtue Of a decree rendered In the Chancery
- Court at Madisonville, will, on Monday, August
8d 1851 SELL for cash to the highest bidder ut the Pos
once In Calhoun, McMinn county, Lots numbered II
and 70 In the plan Of said town Of calhoun.
July Q, 1s57-td--prs foe doi-45s
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CO vi M E R CIAL,
Augusta Market.

=. AUGUSTA, June 30.
Herewith find statement Of our Produce market
BACON, sides 10 20 l6Hc for clear, and 51 % 1Gc for
ribbed; shoulders l2H 40 1885, hams 70 90 lac. LARp
~ % loo. CoKS ~ 6g Lie. Oars - % sac. Sroox
Pas II 40 20 LOO New white WHEAT 80 "a ~ 60; red
l5O 20 40. FLOUR, froH Wheat 80 a TO- and from
old n 80 % 500 fRATHgRs 45 % acc. BuTTgR 90 an
Csc. EGGS 10 q lSc. GROUND PEAS 81. No other
changes.
Yours very truly,
J. "A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
tOOD FARM FOR SALE.

THNllE subscriber wishes to sell the FARM on which
u he now lives, in the frst civil District OF PoIk
county Tennessee. II is situated directly ON the Road
leading from Benton to Athens, about two miles from
Hiwassee River, and contains 400 acres-about 40
acres in cultivacn-penty OF timber, and good de
Of the timbered Land well adapted to cultivation II il
avery pretty and desirable place to ve ~ healthy as
any place In the State comfortable Dwellings good
Barn, Stables Cribs, and other out:hohses fne large
spring as good water as any, good Orchard 6i young
Apple Trees Of well selected fruit.
Any person wishing to purchase good and comfort.
able home on liberal terms would do well TO call and
look for themselves For further information call on
the undersigned the premises A. p. Bradford at
Riceville, Tenn. HENRY BRADFORD
June D. fSs7--tf-l54
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DEATH OF DOUGLAS JERROLp.-TheP Persia
brings news of the death of Douglas Jrrrold,
one of the most popular of modern English
writer's.
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sw When We see a pretty female foot,
we naturally conclude that it belongs to n
beautiful woman--on the principle that sail
is well that ends we'll"
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Land Sale to Paw Taxes,
STATE OF TENNESSEE, McMINN OF

~ - - VI S%'%' fSopLSLS, AC-hiNN w.,
CIRCUIT COURT APRIL TERM, 1857.
A. G. SMALL, Tax Collector of the pub
l. = lie taxes for the county of McMinn do
hereby report to Court the following Town
Lots ms having been given in for the tax for
the year 1856; that the tax thereon is due
and unpaid, and that the owner or claimant
thereof has no goods or chattels within my
county on which can distrain for said tax,
to wit:
Joseph Me-One town lot, lying in the
10th civil district in the town of Calhoun,
valued at Sl00-tax 26k cents Clerks Zee
sl.5o; collectors fee 81; printers fee 81, so
making s4,264.
Wheraupon, it is considered by the Court
that Judgment be and is hereby entered
against the aforesaid town lot, in the name of
the State. for the sum annexed, it being the
amount of tax, costs and charges due thereon
for the year 1885, and it is ordered by the
Court said town lot he sold ms the law di
reefs, and that an order of sale issue.
JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
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MURDER AND EXCITEMENT IN MEM
pIttS

John Able, n gambler, killed Mr.. John Ev-
erson, in Geld blood, in the presence of sew
ernl witnesses, on the afternoon of Wednes-
day last. Able was arrested and lodged in
jail. when mob of l,bUU or 1000 persons
collected, dsclaring they would hang him; tor
If they.leit he would certainly be acquitted,
as Others. gdiliy Of similar crimes, tud been
before him. Amid the cries OF "hang the
murderer" thccrowd was addressed by May.
or Douglass, Col. John. Martin, MIR. Green.
law, Gen. Haskell, Col. Mcmahon, VIM. A.
McBwln,J. c, Holland, and others, in u very
able and pathetic Misunderstanding upon the
citizens rot to take the law into their own
hands, but wait for legal investigation of
the case, as no jury could possibly clear him.
But the remarks OF those gentlemen appa-
rently Infected but little good.
They finally agreed to detail a guard OF
twenty-five men from the crowd to watch and
guard the Jail, to prevent the probable chance
OF IN escape or removal of the prisoner, ur-
I'll they could hold u meeting and form Wig.
lance Committee after supper. The crowd
then dispersed, to NEE, again at 8 o'clock, in
the Exchange Buildings.
AT night, about $500 citizens met. On
motion jury OF thirty-six citizens was selec-
ed from the crowd who, after hearing all the
evidence of the foul crime, retired to one of
the jury rooms, and after n short consulta.
ton returned, and, through the foreman, +.
n. Clark, reported that, after hearing the ey.
idence and due drlberation of the whole
case, they were so fully convinced of his
guilt of murder in the first degree, and M
there was 40 possible chance of his escape
through the law, they were in favor of leay-
ing it to the proper legal tribunals of the
country.
The populace dssented from the decision
of the jury, amid cries of"let us hang him!"
"let us hang the murderer"
The following resolutions were unanim-
ously adopted by the meeting;
Resolred, That Committee of three be
appointed to notify Joe Able to leave the
County of Shelby before IL o'clock, never
to return.
Resolred, That all gamblers be ordered
to leave this city in ten days from this time.
and it they fail to DO M they will be COM
PEELED To depart peaceably ii possible, fore
IDLY IF necessary and that gaming houses be
no longer tolerated in this city. =
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Trust sale.

10y virtue Of the power In me vested by a Deed az
u Trust, regularly executed by George Horne Twill
proceed to sell at the Courthorse door In The town 81
Athens on Saturday. the 18th day Of July to the high
est bidder for cash In hand Lot No 49, the said town
o. Athens, McNinn county, Tennessee together with
al the buildings thereon and the hereditanents and
appurtenances thereto belonging The said property
situated on the Southwest OF the Public SQUARE
and consists Of one Brick Dwelling House. and Frame
store House, now occupied by O. r. Gibson. The said
Deed was executed to secure debt due the Bank Of
Tennessce and for the benefit OF which the property
will he sold WIN McKAMY rrusisa
June 49, ls5I--td-AS5
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NEW foRS, June 27.-'rha Illinois has ar
rived with about two. millions in specie.
Three hundred of Walkers men had arr-
we'd Al Aspin wall.
fire had occurred ut Port au Prince and
100 900 houses burnt.
California shipments Of gold Atlantcward
are increasing.
II ~ rnmorcd that Harasscthy, the melter
at the mint. is def,ulter for between n hun-
drrd to five hundred thousand dollars, but
has made over his property to Government.
A proposition is beforeth. Granadnn Con.
grrss, authorizing the President 10 settle ali
existing d fficuliies with the United States. 4.
The English aud French protectorate of
the Chincha lslands il confirmed.
e4g- The following from Punch is probably
the sevcrest sntlre ever uttered against hu
man nature:
Poll mankind tomorrow as to which of
the two they would sooner br, "a knave or
fool" The majority would be ut least two
70 one In favor Of the knave.
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LOOK THIS Is WORTH A TRIAL.
$50, 5000:
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
For the benefit of the
SUSQUEHANNi CANAL.
CLASS FIVE,

We Invariably answer letters by return mail, encos
ing the tickets In good safe envelope, and always OBJ
serve the strctest confidence. After the drawing Is
over, send the Official drawing, with writer ex-
PLANTATION of the result Of the venture. All Prizes
bought nj this office payable Immediately after the
drawing In Current Nancy, and we take Bank Notes
of any State Bank Drafts Ia 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 IN the
regularity and safety of the mails, very few no
miscarrages Of money happen when properly directed
to Be careful that you mention your Post ONCE,
County and State. Give us Mt least single trial
you cannot lose much II not gain. One single trial
may make you independent for life. TRY U.s. There
should be no such word as fail. Address
CoRBIN 4 co,
BOX 100 Post ONCE, baltimore, Md
Orders for tickets In any Of the Maryland Lotteries
promptly attended to. Circulars containing a list Of
all the Lotteries for the month"; forwarded on spplcs
ton. May 20 -6m-45o
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Chancery Sale of Land & Negroes.

EDURSUANT to a decree rendered in the Chanccry
Court at Madisonvie, will sel ut the late res
dence of Tempy Wallis, deed, in Monroe county Mt
public cutlery, on the sth day Of August, 1857, to the
higheFt bidder credit Of six and twelve months
except $500 required to he paid in handy the Lands 81
which William Wallis. died, seized and possessed, and
also the following named NEGRO SLAVES :-George,
Tanner, and Mary Bond and security required, and u
lien retained for the purchase money.
J. A. COFFIN, G. & NJ.
June 90, 1S57-3t--prs fee 2,5O-457
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THIS EXCITEMENT LAST NIGHr.-Since the
murder ri Everson by Able, on "Wednesday
the people at Memphis have been in n. state
OF excitement never before known here
During the whole Of yesterday the excite
ment wns intense, and at night n vast con-
course ut people. assembled in the Court
room, IN the Exchange Building
An organization was effected, but such
was the excitement of the crowd, (number-
Ing at least 5000 persons.) that nothing
could he done. Upon n suggestion the crowd
rushed "uI of the Hail and gathered around
the II, first overcoming (wiihout harn,) the
Police who had been stationed at the door of
the Jail.
The Jail keys were forcibly wrested from
the Sheriff, the door unlucked, and Able
brought out. The crowd then hurried him
OH I" the mast in the Navy Y,rd, with the
Intention of there executing him.
The mother of Abe appeared upon the
scene and impored the crowd not to execut.
him, and no doub,, saved his life. he was
reconvryed To prison. At the hour of writ
Ing this, TIKI crowd is still clanio,ous for his
execution, and are laundering at the prison
door.-Memphis Eagle d Eng. Of Saturday.
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Nashville, May 18th, 1857.

JOINT APPOINTMENTS.
The candidates for Senator and Joint Representative
will address their fellow-czens at the following times
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Chanccry Court at jacksonville.
Henderson Xix, etdi,
NJ. @. Rogers, etut,
appearing from the bill that the defendant NJ. c.
n Rogers is nonresident OF Tennessee, publication
Is ordered to be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post requiring saiI resident defendant to
appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court to he
held at the Court house in Madison lille, on the first
Monday of December 1851, and answer compliments
bill or the same will be taken confessed and heard
accordingly. ia. COFFIN, Q. I'M
By c. d. NEAL, d. c. & lI.
June 20, 1s57-4t-prs fee 1857
Jeptha Talent,
A. T. Hicks and II. J. Mckinney
appearing from the bill that 4. j. NJ Ehaney one
OF the deienaants in this cause resides In the state
OF Missouri it ordered that publication be made for
iour weeks in the Athens Post requiring said resi-
dent defendant appear ut the n,xt term OF the Cham
Gerry Court, to be held at the Courthouse in Madison
vile, Monroe county Tennessee, the first Monday
OF December. 1871, and answer compliments bill or
the same will be taken confessed and heard accord
ingy. ia. COFFIN, @. NJ
by C. b. NEAL, ID. U. & NJ.
June 90, ls57-4t--prs fee s3-45l
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Chancery Court AT Athens.
tori0ina! Injunction and Attachment EiA.l
Moss & Jackson,

*.
James A. Sulins and Timothy NJ. sulins and Lazarus
g. Dodson. Executors OF Nathan sullns, deed
this cause II appears from allegation In The hill
n which Is sworn TO, that James A. sullins one of the
defendants, Is nonresident of the State Of
II is therefore ordered that publication be made In M
Athens Post, newspaper published in the town OF
Athens cou ity of McMnn and State o. Tennessee Tor
four successive weeks, requiring the said James Sui
Chancery, to be holden in Athens in said county and
State, on the 3d Monday in August next to plead an
swer or demur to compliments bill filed as aforesaid
or the same will be taken confessed US 10 him and
set Tor hearing accordingly.
wM. LOWRY, c, AM
June I2, ls57-4t--prs fee S8-4J5
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FIRST GLASS

FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Liquors. Oils, &C., (nI
bottles.) Camphene and Spirits Tnr.
pentine lin barrels, Carpeting, China
Glass aud glassware, CigarsQn cases,)
Clocks ,Confectionaries, Cotton Cards, u
Casks and Boxes, Dry Goods lin box.
es and bales) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden
Seeds, looking Glasses and Looking
Glass Plates, lat owners rlsk,) 0ys-
tiers lin cans and jars,) saddlery, Tin
and Britannia Ware, Teas and spices,I
Georgia and South Carolina Domes-
"'' sEco SS GLASS. '''''''' lilo 'H !"
Hardware, exeit such as specified In
first and third classes, Coffee Mills,
Molasses, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
Tin barrels and pipe.) Tobacco Cn
boxes,) Leather Tin rolls and boxes)l
Oils Tin barrels and casks,) CrLckeryl
and Queensware Tin crates and casks,)
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass
and Copper-per 100 lbs .......... 100 15 20
THIRD CLASS
Axes, Sugar. Shovels, Spades, SID Irons,l
Pig and Bar Iron, Zinc and Tin Qnl
plgsO Tin Plate, Anvils. Vices, Nails,
Casks OF Chains and Hoes, Manillal
and Cotton Cordage. Cement, Conee,i
Heavy Castings, MIN Gearing, Rail
Road Wheels and Axes, Chairs and
Spikes and Rosin lin barrels)-per g.
SPECIAL RATES '' wv W
Furniture and Carriages (boxed0 nndl
other light articles not enumerated
also, Carboys Of Acids or other Chcm-I
lcals, will be charged by actual weight,I
but at double FIRST class rates-per
l"o IDS '.'................. ....... $50 165 1,62
Single Packages Of 100 pounds and under. will be
charged 20 cents on each Road
Articles not enumerated In the above rates will be
subject to classification by the Agent at the point OF
shipment.
Orerchoypes to be promptly settled by Agent deliv
ering the goods.
Damages to be settled by Superintendent Transpor.
ta'ion Of this Road and appeal from his decision on
the part OF connecting Roads
In "a sd ~
charge local rates from point OF shipment destination
Gooss must he well and securely put up and plainly
MARKED with name of consignee destination, and Depot
Of delivery
This Through Rste does not affect the Local Rates Of
I'd February, 1851.
Through Rates on specified articles from Nashville,
as published 4th March, 1851, is confirmed aud contn
ued.
Ample notice will he given Of any CONTEMPLATED adj
vance on the above rates. II. G. JACKSON,
Sup Trans. Fast Tenn. & Ga. Rail Road.
Knoxville, June LIST, 1557-tf-454
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Rates of Through Freight

Charleston. SuvunDah, Augusta md
Macon,
KNOXVILLE, AND ALL THE STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee n GsOrgtd Rasf Road.
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NOTICE. will sell to the highest bidder,
IN for cash in hand, ut the Court house door
in the town OF Athens, on Monday, the Sd
day'of August next, both the foregoing town
lots. or so much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy the taxes, costs and charges due
ssverslly thereon. JOHN A. GOULDY,
July s, ls57-St-45s Sheriff.
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T THOMAS STEPHENS, Sheriff and Co

THOMAS STEPHENS, Sheriff and Col.
L lector of the public taxes of McMinn
county, do hereby report to Court the follow
ing Town Lot as having been given IN for the
taxes for the year $50 that the tax thereon
remains due and unpaid. and that the owner
thereof has no goods or chattels within my
county on which can dstrain for said tax,
to wit:
john Oniy-One town lot, lying in the 9Th
civil district and known in the plan of the
town of Calhoun MS Lot No. 67-tax Sl,0s;
Clerks fee 81, 81; Collectors fee 81; Printers
Sl,50--making in all 5000.
Wherenpon, It is considered by the Court
that Judgment be and is hereby entered
against the aforesaid town lot, in the name OF
the Slate. for the sums annexed, it being the
amount of tax, costs and charges due thereon
for the year 1855; and it is ordered by the
Court that said town lot be sold as the law
directs, and that an order of sale issue.
JOHN r. SLOWER, CLERK.
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Chaucerv Sale Of Land.

UDuRsUANT TO decree rendered in the chancery
Court al Madisonviile Mt last term, will, the
1ih day Of August, 1851 SELL the premises IN Mon
roe county to the highest bidder, on credit OF one,
two and three years with interest texccbt any dollars
TO be paid DOWN. tie Lands 81 which Reuben white,
died, seized and possessed containing about il5 acres
adjoining the Lands OF Jesse Cunningham and otherS
Bonds with good security required. -.
ia. coFrfN, o. AM.
June 20, Is57-lt-prs fee ss-457
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,

khen county. Tenn.
THNHESE justly celebrated medicinal Springs will be
open for the reception of boarders on Monday
10Th June next. HORR STANTON. Projectors,
May 90, '56-tf--453
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MT. Harmony High Sc .ool.

~@NA AAoAy AAA6h 0OsVVA
THE Second Session Of this Institution will commences
on Monday, August Sd, next.
1ER1s, per Session Of Ttoenfyons Weeks, one half
Session.
Spelling, Reading ard Writing $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above 1000
contingent Fee Tin advance). rs
boarding In good houses, convenient to the School,
(Washing and Lights extfa,) per week, 81 ,25.
June 10, '51-8n-456 g. p. HALE, prpl.
Circuit Court. McNIinn county, Tenn.
T0roinai Biu for Disorcs.J
Isaac, Butler,
o..
Martha Butler,
6NAME the complainant, by his solicitor, and fled
~ his original hill for divorce In the above cause and
1t arpearlng to the satisfaction Of the Clerk from the
statement in said bill, which Is TO- that the said
MARI Butler Is nonresident Of the State OF Tennes
see 1t Is therefore ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks In the Athens Post. q nevspa-
per published In the town of Athens Mcsinn county,
Tennessee, notifying the said deendan to appear be,
fore the Circuit Court OF Mclnn county at the Court
house In Athens the second Monday Of August next
and plead, answer demur to said bill, OF the same
Will be taken for confessed and hearing "a, drfs
JOHN Y. SLOWER, Clerk.
June 10, 1S57-4t-prs fee 81 A56
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MULWRlG5TS! -one or TIVE Josrnty me6
Nl Millwrlrhts of steady habits, can md employ.
ment by applying Immediately to The undsr,lsnsd, ~
hi; Mill !, u Athens A.cLEAGk
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IMPORTED JACKS AND yENNETS
ONION CLOVES.
Notice.

UrHREE BBLs white and Red Onion Cloves, Just re-
4 ceiyei and for sale by
feblS HERMAN RAINS.