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RHEA sPRIYGs'-RATEs OF FARERE.
DUCED,

DUCED.
The proPrietors Of these Springs. confident.
ly believing the waters TO posatieysess eur
properties fully equal to any in the United
States, and believing it but necessary that
the afflicted have but to test their merits to
be convinced Of the fact, have determined to
extend an indictment, by entertaining guests
during the present watering season at the
low rates Of one dollar per day, six dollars
per week, or twenty dollars per month, and
promise their guests to regale them on the
very best the country affords The Hotel is
arranged for entertaining one hundred and
fifty guests. Immediately in front of the
Hotel door is constantly flowing a beautiful
fountain OF pure limestone water. This foun-
tain is fully equal, in point of beauty, to any
in the South, and is universally admired
There are also unsurpassed eonvenienees for
bathing in the Hotel, in either warm or cold
baths, thus affording invalids and others, at
all times, this luxury.
A good Livery Stable is erected, and under
the immediate control Of the proprietors of
the Springs.
There has been an outlay in building. fur
nishng, de- of over thirty thousand dollars,
and since last season great improvements
have been made. They believe that the pub
lie will properly appreciate their motives in
putting down their rates of entertainment at
corresponding rates received for the products
of the country this season, and respectfully
solicit patronage. They would only add,
that if the afflicted will visit the Springs at
their suggestion this season, they will of
choice come next seagpn.
Good Hacks, Drawn by fine teams and drv.
en- by sober and experienced drivers, will
leave Athens and the Springs every morning
at o'clock, and arrive at each point at p.
NJ. Distance only twenty-four miles. Fare
$3.50.
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a FUR an absence OF several years, engaged In the
successful prosecution OF his profession especial
in the cities Of New York and New Orleans has re-
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savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, June 2S.
We herewith annex Wholesale Price Current with
to-day Since last report are pleased to no.
tice an improved demand for Corn and Flour and a
small advance established upon the price. We also
have repeated enquiries for Wheat from parties
holding Northern orders. This We regard as IA
vOrabe time to dispose Of the remnants OF last years
crop. Our Bacon market at stand. At present we
can offer inducements to shippers Of this article
Bacon, clear sides 9f a loo; ribbed a PIC; shout
40 12c; kegs 126 a. l8c. Flour, snperhne no
az s.; extra s. 90 $50 u Dbl. WHEAT, white Lib 90
1920 red 81 90 l,05 Cons, 80 6s z bn, So g Sc;0
OATS so a 55c APPLES dry, $3.50 q bu., nomina--
FEATHERS, nominal, 81 40 4Gc.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on N. Y. y r. cent prem.
J. W. GAUT CO.,
Commission Merchants
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s9y- Old Mrs. Checkerberry says that she
thinks It very droll that the 4th Of July
should SO often come on Sunday, or Sunday
come so often on the 4th of July--she isn't
sure whch-and she says that Mister Buck
Cannon or the Congresslature ought TO do
something about it. In her opinion, il takes
all the old fashioned sperrt and patriotism
out Of the 4th of Independence, TO have it
come so; this mixing up of holidays and holy
days; this looking at the minister when your
mind is running on malicious officers with
feathers in their caps; and trying to sing
psalms when one is ali the sine thinking of
Yankee Doodle"
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Chancery Court ut MadisonvilIc.
John Hightower,
Hardin Cunningham and others.

Hardin cunningham and Others
1T appearing from complainants bill that
Il Hardin Cunningham resides beyond the
limits Of Tennessee, publication is ordered for
four weeks in the Athens Post, a newspaper
printed in Athens, Tennessee. requiring said
non resident defendant Hardin Cunningham
to appear at next term of the Chaneery
Court, to be held at the Courthouse in Mad.
isonyille. on the first Monday of December
next. and answer compliments said bill, or
the same will be set for hearing pro confesso
and heard accordingly.
J. A. COFFIN. @ q NJ
June %, lS5S-4t-prs fee $4,000 ..t
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John Cunningham,
nnrdin Cunningham and others.

Hardin Cunningham and others.
GOMPLAINANT charges that defendant
" Hardin Cunningham is not resident in
the State OF Tennessee, publication is there
fore ordered for four weeks in the Athens
Post, requiring said nonresident defendant
TO appear at next term Of the Chancery Court,
to he held at the Court house in jacksonville,
on the first Monday of December next, and
answer compainant's bill filed against him
and others, or the srme will, ms TO him. be set
for hearing pro confesso and heard ca parte.
J. A. COFFIN, @. d. A.
June 25. lS5s-it-prs fee $500
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Notice,

WHEREAS, the Legislature of Tennessee,
w atits last session, passed an Act making
it the duty of the various Sherffs Of said
State, to open and hold an election at each
precinct in their respective counties, in or.
der to ascertain the sense of the people as to
whether a convention shall be called to
amend revise or form new Constitution Of
said State. Therefore,
!, j. A. Gouldy, Sheriff of McMinn county,
do hereby give notice to the voters of said
county that | will, on the lst Thursday of
September next, open and hold an election
at the various precincts of said county, for
the purpose of taking said vote.
j. A. G0ULDY, Sheriff.
July %, lS5S-td-5O9
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LATE DISCOVERIES IN PATHOLOGY show
that very MANY of the diseases which nfllict
mankind arise from impurty of the blood
This his long been suspected but is only
lately known. In consumption, tubercles
are found to be n sedmentary deposte from
the blood. Dropsy, Goui, Cancer, Ulcers
and Eruptons, all arise in disordered depos-
ties from the blood Bilious diseases and
fevcrs are caused solely by its doranged un-
healthy state, and even the decline of life
follows a want of vitality in the blood In
view of these facts On. AVER designed his
Catlartic PHI especially to purify and in
vigorate the blood, and hence we believe to
arise its unparalleled success in controlling
and curing disease Medical Journal.
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In Ordering Tickets on Ccrlificntes


Eclose the money to address for the Tickets or
dsred, receipt OF which they will be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes wlbe sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write theft signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
All Prizes Of $1,000 and under paid Immediate
ly after the drawngother Prizes at the usual TIME Of
thirty days.
Ali communi cations strictly conhdentiai.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 4-1y-506 S. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
gF- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
lanta, Ga. hate their orders filed and save time
by addressing 5. Swan Co.. at either of those cities
cSy- A list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each is ent
tied will be published after every drawing in the
following papers Augusta (Ga) Oonstitutionalis,
New Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston STAN
dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta fntegencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldng MISSY Clarion
and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat.
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1oCmRIHS.

CA O Q i E I II ..
6SDE HHDS. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
IL %sB $50 bbs. Clarified and Crushed do;
500 bags Rio Coffee;
100 hhds. Molasses;
200 bbs. Porto Rico Syrup and S. II. Syrup;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes
200 boxes Tobacco, all grades
200 boxes Adamantine Candles;
so iiefoss Rice.
Also large stock of all articles in the Grocery line,
to which we invite the attention of the Tennessee trade
All consignments Of Produce will receive very best
and prompt attertlon.
WILCOX, HAND & ANsLEY,
June 1S-1y-50S AUGUSTA, Georgia.
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NIT. Harmony High School,

THE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution will open
Monday, July 18th, next.
TERMS, per Session of21 1peeks ORe-hdlfiH ddrdnce
and balance at The close Of Session.
Spelling Reading and Writing p scholar S. 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and Defamation, ................ 500
Natural Sciences, Higher Mathematics, Compost
ton, Defamation, &c.,...... .............1O 90
Contingent Fee, in advance, ............... %
Boarding. u week, (washng and lights extra) 25
No student admitted for less than half session, and
deduction for lost time, except in OF protracted
sickness. 5. p. HALE, Prpl
June II, 1S5S-3m-5O1
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Sberif's' Sale,

DY virtue of an order Of sale Issued from
ID the office of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McNlinn county, Tennessee, and to me direct
ed. | will sell, at the Courthouse door in
Athens, on Saturday, the oath day Of July
next, TO the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
all the right, title, interest and claim that
S. S. Gentry has in and to Forty Acres of Land,
more or less, lying in the 18th Owl District
of McMinn county, Tenn, and adjoining the
Lands of j. IIarrell, J. II. Crockett and others.
Sold to satisfy judgment and costs recover.
ed by Joseph Malone against SAID S. S. Gen.
try, before J. J Elliott, Esq.
JOHN A. GoULDY, Sh'G
juno is. lS5s-?t-nrs Zee S3-5OS - /.
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Chnnccry Court ut A,hcns.
Thomas II. Hopkins, J. F. Morford, next friend,
&C., 1t al,

W.T. ~ W.
..-rrrr 5t u.s.
Thomas II. Galloway, James II. Rodes, Ct al
T0,iginai and Injunction BiH]
TN this cause it appearing that the heirs OF
John II. Rodes and of Greenberry lsodes,
decd. Charles p. Rodes, Thomas J. Rodes,
BENJAMIN f. Rodes, Nicholas Debtor and wife
Mary, Thomas Labon and wife Amy, and =
Cole and Emily J. Cole, formerly Emily J.
Knight, heirs at.law of Charles Rode' deed,
are non residents of the State of Tennessee,
it is ordered that publication be male in the
Athens Post, q Newspaper published in the
town of Athens, for four successive weeks
requiring said nonresident defendants to Gp'
pear at our next Court OF Chancery, to be
held for the county of MclIinn, at the Court
house in the town Of Athens, Tennessee on
the Sd Monday. of August next, then ana
there to plead, answer or demur to complain
ants said bill, or the same will be taken Tor
confessed as to them and heard accordingly
WM LOWRY, @. d W.
July ., lS5s-it-prs fee $3.50
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AUGUSTA Market.

AUGUSTA June 2S.
hand you herewith statement of our Produce Mar
ket, viz:
BACON sides 10X q lie, with good demand; shout
ders " an &c. and scarce, with good demand; hams
dull, a &c, to quality LARD II 40 12c Corn in
good demand 10 % I2Hc. OATS - a 5Oc. STOCK PEAS
so 40 soc. WHEAT, red 50 a g0c; white 80 % 81
FLOUR dull 81 90 425 for superhne and g. 25 % $3.50
for extra family in bags and barrels. FEATHERS 35c.-
BEEswAX 25 40 &c. BUTTER 1G a. zoe as to quality.
EBGs 10 a. loo.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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eE- Electricity is about to be applied to
music A pcrformcr seated before piano,
constructed for the purpose, in London, Mos
COW, or St Petersburg, will play a moroccan,
every note of which, by means of The cleo
trio wirc, will he repeated by another instru-
ment in one o! the concert rooms in Paris.
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July ., ls5s-lt-prs fee $3.50
Miller f. Rice, as the next friend OF Nancy
Jane Senter,
James r. Senter and others.
? n - T. s.....gs,., RfII |

TN this cause it appearing that John H.
/ Leuty aud wife Elizabeth Leuty, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, 1t is order
ed that publication be made in the Athens
Pest, a newspaper published in tho town Of
Athens for four successive weeks requiring
snid non resident defendants to appear at our
nv, Court Of Chancery, to be held for the
80 of McMinn, at the Court house in the
county h,bens 1,.,nnessee, on the Sd Monday
town nor, ., nar, then ana there to plead, an.
svor or dewur TO conn. a''"" oonfss.ed a. 10
the Same viii be taken for 'V""'''
them aud hoard accordingly. p an
''N''' VIM LOWRY, G. q "'
July Q, ls5s-4t-prsfee SS-Slo'
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Dissolution.

THE firm Of HENLEY, STEPHENS 4 HENLEY. by
mutual consent Of all parties, was dissolved on the
eSth 81 April, 1858. All debts due that MAY become
due to said firm TO be paid to Thomas and Samuel
Henley and all liabilities that may appear ~ the Books
belonging said firm are TO be liquidgied Nv Thomas
and Samuel Henley thy alone beirg authorized to use
the signature 81 the firm. THOMAS HENLEY,
JNO. STEPHENS,
June 25, 1855 SAMUEL HENLEY.
Thanking our friends and customers for the patron
age they have so literally bestowed upon us and So
ciiing continuance OF the for the new firm OF
HENLEYS & WOOD, we are, in gratitude,
Your ob't serv'ts,
HENLEY, STEPHENS 4 HENLEY.
Juna o. Is5S "a $40
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C ON NJ E R CIAL,
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, June 2S.
Trade continues dull Bacon is still declining, with
but little If any demand. Conn Coo WHEAT
10 40 soc, nominal. Flour, transactions, stocks
good Indeed in the present suspended confilios Of
trade il is impossible to give correct quotations
Very respectfully, SEAG0, ABBOTT& CO.,
Co: omission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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Athens Female College.
Tho First Session

y tN' tI,AsIIs hUW LEI A. NJ Uradnate OF
u Union College, New ork, and formerly President
Of the loston C. Female College baskerville, N O., has
been secured as President.
Tho First Session
OF this Institution will open Monday the 9th Of
September next.
A full competent, and experienced Board OF Instruc-
ton will be engaged TO commence with the session.
For Rates OF Tuition and for an other information
desired, Circulars will be furnished, upon application
to the President.
BY order of the Board
WIN. II. BALLEw, Pres't Board Trustees
Athens June Is, 1S5S-4t-JOS
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Southern Pacific Stock Rising
SEH0RN L. HORNSBY 3
Stanle and Fancy Goods.

consisting in part Of Black and Fancy Silks
Bareges, Embroidered Muslins, Figured La WINS,
Printed Muslins, Ginghams, Calieos. Plain
White Swiss Muslns Dotted Swiss Muslins
White Jaeonet, White Cambria, Cross barred
Muslins. Queens Lawn, Sash Ribbons. Bonnet
Ribbons, Cap Ribbons. Narrow Ribbons, a
large lot Of Ladies' Embroidered Hdkfs, Cap
Neta LacGs and Edgihgs Hosiery, Gloves,
Dress trimmings, Fine Bonhets, Worked Col
lars and Under sleeves Jaeonet aud Swiss
Flourcing, Ladies Hoped Skirts-lateststyle
Grass Cloth for Skirts, and Hoops separate.
TSeeds, Cassimers Cottonsdes, Flannels,
Bed Ticking Apron Checks, Black Alpaca,
Calsine Cloth. Cotton Cloth, French Black
Drap d'Ete, Black and Fancy Cravats, silk
Hdkfs, Cotton Hdkfs, White and Fancy Linen
Hdkfs, Linen Table Cloths; Towels, Bieaehed
Domesties, Bleached Drills, Brown Drills,
Brown Domestics, Umbrellas aud Parasols.
Wall Paper, Window Blinds, Fire Screens,
FASHIONABLE SILK HATS, Cashmere Halo,
Wool Hats, Leghorn and Stfaw Hats, GehB
Fine Calf Boots, Calf Shoes Kid Caters, Kip
Boots, Kip Shoes, BOYS Boots, Boys Kid
Caters; Ladies Black and Fancy Lasting
Caters, Kid Boots, Kid Shoes, Kid Slippers,
Kip Boots, Imitation Goat Boots, French Calf
Boots, Misses Caters and Kid Walking Shoes,
Childreu's Caters aud other kinds OF Sh5eS,'
Also, an excellent lot of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING Goats, Pants, Vests, Slips,
Shirts, Shirt Collars, Linen Shirt Bosoms.-
In fact, they have every thing that is usually
found in CHEAP Dry Goods Store-and in
addition to all that, they have their usual
large and well selected stock Of
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Dan'l Robinson and wife Mary, formerly Mary
Lasater, John Smith and wife Elizabeth,
formerly Elizabeth Lasater, William McLinn
and wife Nancy Ann, formerly Nancy Ann
Lasater, Justus c. Steed and wife Sarah c..
formerly Sarah c. l.nsater, and Jonathan
Insater and william Lasater, Administra'
tors Of the estate of Wiley Lasnter. deed,
u.s.
James H. Lasater and Elizabeth Lasnter
IN this case it appears from an allegation
Il in the bill filed, that James II, Lasater Is
n non resident citizen of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Athens Post, n newspaper published in
the town of Athens, McMinn county, Tennes-
see, for fonr successive weeks, requiring the
said James II. Lasater to make his personal.
appearance nj our next Court Of Chancery,'
TO be holden at Athens aforesaid, on the Sd
Monday Of August next, TO plead, ao,wer on
demur to said bill filed against him and Eliza.
beth Lasater in said Court, or the same WIZ
be taken rs confessed hs TO him and set LOT
hearing accordingly. ar
June IS. 1s5s-it-prs fee $s-50s
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a BEAUTIFUL CoMPARisoE.--Th sun
does not shine for few trees and flowers,
but for the wide worlds joy. The lonely
pine on the mountain top waves lis sombre
boughs and cries, "rhou art my SUM-"
And the little meadow violet lifts its cup
o! blue, and whispers with its perfume
breath "Thcu art my sun." Aud the grain
n q thousand lelds ruslles in the wind, and
makes answer, Thou Art my sun"
SO God sits, elTnlgenf, in heaven, not for
favored few, but for the universe Of life; and
,hcre is no creature rs poor or so low that
ne may not look up with chld.ike conf
aenee and say, sMy Father, thou AIT mine."
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lxy- Advices from Texas are to the 9th
Inst, The State Gazettessays u gentleman
who has travelled from Arkansas to Austin by
land, reports that he never saw such abund.
ant crops. The wheat crop exceeds anything
ever known,
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t4Y- The New York Journal of Commerce
positively asserts that Mr.. Buchanan will ad.
here 10 his original determination, and not be
a candidate for second term.
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NOT1CE.-On the first Monday in August
~ next Cs5s,) will sell, at the Court
house door in Athens, Tennessee, the above
tracts of Land and Town Lots, for the taxes
costs and charges due thereon, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
same. j. a. GOULDA Sheriff.
July 9, 1s5S-td-5l0
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DR.. Samuel Gilbert.
MEMPHIS, TENN,

FIR an absence OF several years, engaged In the
successful prosecution OF his profession especial
IN The cities Of New York aud New Orleans has re-
turned 10
MEMPHIS, TENN,
and is now prepared to treat
z IN Il q mic Dis SOS
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Of his son,
SILAS T. GILBERT, NJ. D..
graduate OF the Jefferson Medical College Of Pha-
dephia and who has had ample professional expert
eee IN the cities Of New York and Char. stO patients
tofore.
- SLAVES viii be boarded lodged and treated for
81 30 per day
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
ShhONlC DISEASES peculiar to females,
CANCERS, TUWORS, ULCERS, STPHILfS De
During DR.. Gbert's absence from this section OF the
Union certain persons have the great detrment Of
many OF those who have employed them, attempted to
initiate him, protesting to have thorough knowledge Of
MS remedies and mode OF treatment The public Is here
by notified that DIR. Gilbert has specific remedy for
any disease: that his has been almost wholly
owing to his personal Slil and egberiehce The lu-
dlclous use Of caustc applications requires fully
much professional sagacity and expefsncs does the
successful use OF surgical instruments.
Pamphlets OF Testimonials So For cratnitous distri-
button, may be had personal application, by ad
$50 Main street, (Grtehlaw's Buildng)
July s-lm'-5lO Memphis, Team.
ItsT received and for sale lot Of Preserve Cans.
- Also, ore dozen Gilt Picture Frames-12 by 10.
Julys W. G. WITT 4 co.
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1853 SPRING 1905
g. TX. RIEDHR
rs now in receipt of large aud unusually
L well selected stock oil
Snrinr and Summer Goods,
1858
:. RIEDn1

embracing pretty general assortment OF
articles adapted to the season and the neces-
80. of ,he country generally, which he is
Offering on very accommodating terms, and
40 which he invites the attention of his Gus
lie IIe dcems il unnecessary TO extend this
,,,ioo bv giving in detail an inventory of his
1onJs 5ut will saw that he has fine assort.
nSDt Of Ladies Dress Goods; Bonnets and
mo RIM Trimmings Prints, &c; Goods for
Go"tlemon's Apparel in great, variety, Boots
ana on i'S :. INN a,nine the Goods. April o
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New Store.
SWeetvvater, Tenn.

SNeetHaters rem.
WNHE Subscriber wOaG respectfully announce 10 the
n citizens Of Monroe and MeAlinn counties, that he
has opened
Furniture store:
In the large white house formerly occupied by J. 7.
Rowland deed, where he intends to Keep on hand a
handsome assor tgnent OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
and will Compete with any house Of the Kind, both in
quality and price. The present stock comprises
Mahogany and walnut wardrObes.
MARBLE Tor AND PAIN BUREAUS,
Centre Tables Dining Tables, Dressing Tables and Ia
bes Of every descriptions Sofas, Settles, Divaus; Par
Tor and Rocking Chairs, rlsin aud Fancy Cane seat
Chairs, Cottage Chairs; French Bedseads, both ma
hogany and walnut Cottage Bedsteads and Bedsteads
OF all descriptions; Wash Stands, &c, &c.
The public invited q call and examine tie Furn-
ture and judge for themselves. II is perhaps necessary
say that this Furniture Is manufactured by John D.
Gray, Gruysville Ga and will be supplied at all times
necessary, short notice. II. b. IEARWOOn,
May 81, 5S-tf-5e4 Sweetwater, Tenn.
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A NO. article of Crushed and Loaf Sugar, just
IN ceived and for sale by W. G. WITT & co.
June
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Sulphur Springs,

nPENED for the reception Of visitors Sth June
~ The Hotel luildings have been enlarged and i'm
proved, and tie accommodations ample for hun
dred and my ortwo hundred guests. II is unnecessa-
to speak Of the medical virtues Of the waters They
have been sufficiently tested and their reputation is
tablished beyond dispute.
There daily line Of hacks running between Athens
Depot, East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and the
Springs so that persons be conveyed to and from
them without mourning any delay.
June II, lS5S-tes-5OIl W. S. GREER, Proprietor,
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Havana Plan.

This Is the old WOUt VI vTHNIIE' II"VN III ' WIZ
and Tickets in another.
Every Prize is drawn out
Prizes Paid in full, without any deduction.
Maryland state Lottery, Extra Class -
To he drawn in Baltimore Md, Saturday July 81, 1s5s
2O.IG5 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
Iyc would call particular attention to the following
splendid scheme, package OF 10 whole ucsets cost
H. only sSO-and every other ticket being warrant
cd IN draw $40 determined by the number drawing
tho Canital Prize whether odd or even,
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NAsnyILLr. Jnne 9o. ISIS.

Bacon--Iu light demand ut &c. for Shout
dcrs; 7iasc. for hams; and stasIc, for clear
sides.
Whcat-65c per bushe FOR prime red and
75c. for prime whites for early delivery.