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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28


Nail =.
Shoe a..
scrubhiug =.
Whitewash ..
Counter =.
Marking e.
Paint :.
Buttons.
PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured, from 8 to l6-I
~ Large assortmsnt
=. Coat.
Agate shirt-white, Psin and Ribbed.
Whteand Coored-Youths' sizs
large
lasting Coat and Vest.
Fancy Glass, of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest.
Bone Suspender, IN boxes
Bone and Wood Overcoai,
Coat Loops. Cornelian.7
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons, for Lades' Dresses.
=. Studs great variety.
Belts, -Boxes,-ete.
Patent Leather Belts,
Black Elastic Belts,
MORE Antique Belts
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts,
Fancy Boxes,
Toy Watches
Mirrors
Mahogany Frame all Sizes
Gilt :. .
Glass :. paiated.
Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes
German Glasses, with Drawers.
Fancy Goods, etc,
Pocket Compasses, Corkscrews
Veg Ivory Goods, great variety of Rattles.
Thimbles, Needle Cases. etc..
Thermometers-7, 10 and ~ inches
Retic les.
Portemonnaies variety.
Porepurses Pocket Books.
Night Tapers, Mason's Backing
silk Watch Guards and Ribbons.
suspendersl
Carpet Tacks, etc.
Writing Desks and Portfolios
Travelling Companions.
Walking Canes.
Pipes, large assortments
Glove Stretehers
Powder aud Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins
BTeaspins fancy, etc.
Twee1erS, Watch Keys, Key Rings,
Cornelian Rings,t
Fancy Rings
Toy.whps.
Toy Trumpets.
Toy China Figures
Toy China Sets.
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs.
Curtain Rings.'
Eyeles Machines, etc.
Perfumery, Soaps, etc.
Farina Cologne.
lwright's Cologne.
Taylor's supr Cologne.
Lubin's Extracts wrights
Extracts, Taylor's Exits Lily
White, Chalk Balls Toilet Powder,
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, Cosmstiqus,
Vinegar Rouge Maeassar OIL Bears OIL
Antique Oil, Pomatum OK Marrow, Bsndoine,
Powder PuHs Balm of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Kath.
akron, French Soaps, Military Soaps, etc and a large
assortment of TaylOrs Transparent Wash Balls wrghps
Fancy Soaps etc. ETC. Also large assortment as usual
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
- Paper,
scHooLsBooKs,
PLAYING CARDS.
WRITING INKS AND
STATIONERY,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
d14 5mMowe4Fr, z. R. STEVENS 4 co.
ROLTING CLoTHs-BoLTING CLOTHS
4 fresh assortment Of the GENUINE ANCHOR BRAND
fes sm corner Nasssins and Peydras Streets
SmUT mILLS-ssUT MILLS
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS IL. store and for sale
msres corner Magazine and II Poydrss streets.
II EmOvED-cLARK, MosRY 4 CO. HAVE RE
~ moved 70 81 Front street and 50 Fulton nil
DEMOVAL-s. WOLFF HAS REMOyED FROM a
~ Camp street. to the corner Of Grsvier and New Leyee
streets. o2s
p EMoyAL-R.ky. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
Levee foot Of Julia No. Place a2 I'm
pREsERvED GINGER-so cases Preserved Gin.
ger for sale BY A. f. COCHRAN HALL,
NS Is New Levee street
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CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRNs-wARRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure aud EnectuAl
Remedy for Worms.
tits fact established beyond the shadow Of doubt by the
experience and testimony of the physicians thar
than hreefourhs of the disease with which children
afflicted caused by worms and thousands Of children
annually from those diseases either not known
attributed something else. Various preparations
which recommended remedies for worms expert
enee has proved them all Intellectual the end
however has stlength been attained and remedy which
has never failed TO destroy worms wherever they existed
This assertion is supported by testimony Of the most emil
and respectable individuals the country The
remedy is
wNER's CANADIAN vERM1FUGE.
safe in its operation easily administered than
other Some Of the symptoms which existence
OF worms in the bowels follows The
pale Of leaden color and suused occasional a9se-
the heavy and dull the breath fd upper lps
swollen feelings nos,rs which causes the
bis nose the sleep disturbed the patient awakening
great fright and is liable starting grinding hts teeth tho
appetite exceedingly irregular being sometimes
at others feeble, and in some it is depraved
To the following certificates others might be added
but It'll believed that these sufficient establish the fact
that Wlne Canadian yernifuge superior remedy for
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having frequently administered edI
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of this town. designated ~
Wners Canadian Vemifuge" and being fully Ito
efficacy confidently rs safe and efficient remedy
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal.
g. o'REILLY,
Lcentate oil the X. O. Of Surgeons in Ireland, etc.
@. W. DICKINSON,
Member of the R. G. Surgeons in London etc.
tFrom the Rev. J. Flanagan, Of Binbrook c. WI
j. WEER-Sr have made the trial your Canadian ver-
nifuge and with the most happy results my family
and in every case which has knowledge the expu
sion OF worms has followed the administering your vemi
uge and every here prefers It's effects are
certain and children take 1t readily which great point
gained in giving medicine children.
July l6, 1916 JOHN FLANAGAN
W me physicians generally "Winer's Canadian
Vermfuge This medicine simple vegetable preparation
and can always be administered with props safety
dence as to the rest will always destroy and re-
store the patient to health.
ss Over one thousand certificates
agents from planters merchants and Physicians bearing
nony to the efficacy Of the invaluable remedy.
R9- Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and ISL ChartIes street. :
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FANCY GOODS.
n Il. STEVENS & co..
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS

IL IL. STEVENS - co..,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
o UTLERY. GUNS, IsTOLs ,
PERFuMERY. FANCY GOODS.
PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
Playing Cards, etc.,,
SAND 81 COMMON STREET, NRw ORLEANS.
The subscribers the attention of City and Country
Dealers extensive assortment OF Goods adapted
every branch trade. We receive our Goods from
the Manufacturers both Foreign Domestic
abled to offer them low any other
the country.
We have received by ships Marcia Greenleaf other
late arrivals direct from the manufacturers large assor
ment Of
Joseph Rodgers SONS Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
-. =. =. RAzORs, in cases.
:. :. SCISSORS. :.
wosenholm's Fine Pocket CUTLERY.
was Butchers =.
Wade Butchers Fine RAzoRs.
English Double GUNs-real Twist.
Damascus.
Butchers Table CUTLERY.
American Ivory Handled.
Eley's Double Waterproof CAPS.
E. Anti-Corrosye =.
Genuine French G. D. :.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES.
Hunting KNIvEs-Ebony Handles.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS.
German SCISSORS and SHEARS on cards'
Lemans superior American RIFLES.
Also, large stock OF the following:
silver Plated Goods.
TEASPOONS,
TABLE SPOONS,
TABLE FORKS,
d. DESSERT FORKS,
CASTERS,
CAKE BASKETS, 10.
Combs.I
IVORY ooNBs-superhne. Nos. stol 6.
=. =. Ne Plus Ultra -.
UFFALo DREssING--Fin assortment.
e. POCKET =. e.
INDIA RUBBER Observation-Disclosures
-. =. TUCK :. :.
E. =. PUFF :. :.
E. :. SIDE, 8 to Inches.
ROuND'
:. =. POCKET.
HE'LL sIDE-Great variety.
=. TUCK :.
E. POCKET :.
DRESSING COMBS
SpeetacIes, Hooks, Eyes,retc.
Silver SPECTACLES.
Silver Plated e. Great assortment
German Silver Spectacle CASES.
Silver Plated =. =.
Tin and Leather e. =.
Swan Bill HOOKS and EYEs-ali Nos.
Solid Silver THIMBLES--Nos. 10 TO-
Silver Plated Solid and open.
White Metal :. :. go
German Silver :. E.
Common Steel e.. =.
Curtain RINGs-various sizes
Boxwood RULES
RAZOR STROPs-Emersop's genuIpeI
Great variety of makers.
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s,lenee thnt pr.adful coughl

silence that Dreadful CoughI
Tho work Of the destroyer mas begunl The Lungs ia
dangeri Resort at 20
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be In vain. Are you motheri Yous
dAughteFyour idol and earthly ioys bed Of Ian
gushing pale cheek and emaeiaed form show that she 10
fast wasting The sepuchA cough pains your and
sekens your soul; tbs the
SOUND OF DEATH
THERE'S remedy that will stopthe Cough herfron
the consumpive's grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic uh cough and feeble limbs tell OF feaufere.
bodngs and loss bope about entere consumpos
sheds heaerushng blight the uiure you
despair. An stretched forth youo soothe and
healyour wounded lungs. Its DIR. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
tits admitted by everybody that Dr. Compound Syrup
Wild Cherry and Tar Ia the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng
splitting Of blood.
For sale New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Charres street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC.


Independence, Mo, Oct l0.-The Santl
Fe Mail OF the goth has arrived. The bat.
I tie between the NAyaioes and the u. State.
we're but not dangerous. The National Dem
ocrats have elected all the members Of the
Legislature as far as heard from.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. II.-All the rivers are re.
eedng. !; rained all day yesterday.
California Overland Mail Ners.-The
telegraph line from pacervlle to Salt Lake
| has been commenced. Frazer River news
unimportant. The water is still too high
for mining. At Victoria the markets are de
| pressed.
The Santa Fee Mail arrived at lndepend.
ence on the third. The Naynjoe Indians en-
couniered n small detachment of troops un-
der Capt. Mclean at Bear Springs on the
GATH If August Mclean was severely
wounded. Cot. Lorngs command was ex-
pected at Fort Uni1n in few days.
! Nav YOEK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer "City
Of Baltimore" arrived off Cape Race on FRI
day, with Liverpool dates of the 29th. Cot.
ton-sales Tuesday, four thousand bales, of
which spectators and exporters took one
thousand bales. Cotton quiet; market gem
orally unchanged. Flour dnli, aud generally
unchanged. Wheat has n declining tendcn-
cy; inferior qualities declined ore shilling
Corn dull; declined one shilling. ConsOis
9st. Provisions quiet.
The Gwalior rebels pere defeated on the
18th OF August, aud 100 killed. The Brit
| isn loss was trfling The fort of Tocurice
after 30 hours Smelling, surrendered to Gen
Napier. Five hundred Police defeated 1000
rebels. Three Bengal regiments have been
disnrmrd.
The controversy between Prof. White
house and the directors of the Atlantic ree-
graph, continues in the newspapers.
Washington, Oct. l2.-Gen Cass is seri-
uusIy indispOsed. The new Senate Cham
Der is ready for occupancy at the approaching
session.
Neo York, Oct. 2-Evening.-Cotton
sales 500 bales. nominal. Flour has dec!in-
ing tendency. Mess Pork 10 40 l6 5O.--
Sugar dull.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE entire Demo-
cratic ticket for Mavor and Aldermen was
cucccssful ut the election today by large
majority.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l3.-The lIolston
Conference adjourned this afternoon nj 3
O'Clock. The vote eypunging the slavery
clause Of the discipline was 63 ayes and 8
nays
New ORLEANS, Oct. l2.-Flour declining
tendency. Lard, 10 to re. Deaths from
yellow lever to-day So; during tho week
300.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Scattering re-
turns from this State show large gains for
the opposition. In Harrisburg the whole
peoples ticket was elected. John Hickman
is believed to DO elected. The gains for
Stephens in the 9th district are large.
II is believed that the whole peoples tick
Ell for this city is elected They are march
ing in procession through the city.
IaDrAsA.- In Indiana English, democrat, is
elected in the Second district, Holman, dem
ocrat, in the Fourth, all the other districts
carried by the Republicans. State ticket in
doubt. IIoves, nnti-Lecompton, elected from
First district.
RICHMOND, Oct l3.-Wheat LAS TO | ,55
for white; 1870 to Lao for very choice red
KNOXVILLE, Oct. lathe name of Jesse
6. Wallace is announced in the "Sonthern
Citizen today, Tor the vacant Judgcship.
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CLEVELAND FAIR.

Editor Post: According to promise will
give YOU brief history of the Agricultural
Fair at Cleveland on the 5th, 9th, and 18th
inst. We spent Monday, the 4th. in the coun
try with our friends very pleasantly. Early
on the morning Of the It'll we arrived at the
Fair Grounds-(as | gave YOU q description
of the place last year, it is unnecessary to say
ANYTHING about il, except the track is very
much improved, and found quite crowd Of
people and more stock than is usual to see on
such occasions. Nothing of Importance was
done that day, and we retired from the Fair
Grounds to our old friend, Robt. McCroskys,
where we found all things as usual. Just right.
Next day the examination of stock and all
sorts Of articles began, and was pushed along
rapidly until about 3 o'clock, p. M, when bu.
siness was suspended for the day, and mat
ter of more importanc taken up The Mar.
shals announced that old Uncle Ned was { o
perform in the ring on horseback-when q
general rush was made by the males; but to
their surprise the heroic marsbals rallied and
succeeded in forcing most of them to give
way to the ladies The Cleveland Brass Band
was in attendance aud gave Uncle Ned a
blast from their bugles, and the performance
began. Uncle Ned being dressed in rather
monkey costume. mounted on a little grey
horse, with cowhide in hand, galloped FOUND,
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Best Jar App, Pgiter, Mira L Johnston,
Beet Jar Peach Butter, Miss Martha Hall,
Best Starch, Iiomemadr,S ukey Gau',co'd,
Best Taillow Candles, Miss Martha Hall,
Best Coverlet, Mrs Wm NJ BiggS
Best Box Hard Soap, Mrs J II Norman,
Best Can Soft Soap, Mrs I. b Miller,
Best Dairy Cheese, Mrs Sarah Hall,
Best Calico Patch QsiII, Mrs Garden,
Best Worsied Quill, Mrs Genl Gamble,
Best lin Counterpart, Mrs + GnOdner,
HIN Coanterpanr, hand'esi, Mrs Garden, =
Best Il'me Blanket, Mrs Genl Gamble,
Best lm'n Marseilles, Mrs NJ A Walker, !
Best S'mCrochetWork Miss VI T. Evans, ]
Beet Silk Embruidery,, Mrs VI J Gillespie. |
Best " osled Emery, Miss NC Gillespie,
Best l1rmsiiirhing, Mrs E Donohoo,
Best En'ed Hdkf, Miss Mary Mountcastle,
Transferred Needle Work, Miss Tucker,
Best Hearth Rug. Mrs Joseph Davis I
Ed Cap,ror aged Lady, MrsCL Hardwick, !
Homrtri'ed Bonnet, Mrs e |. Hardwick, 2
Best WolIen Hose, Mrs Sarah Hall, !
Best Wollrn Hose, half, MrsW NJ Biggs, |
Best Cotton Hose, Mrs Sarah Hall, !
Best Cotton Hose, half, Mrs w NJ Biggs, !
Best Made Misses Dress, MissJaneJ ordan, |
Best Horse Plough on trial, JHNorman, 3
Best PloughmaB, C a Norman, 2
COMPLIMENTARY PREMIUMS.
Best Clouds, Mrs Oldham.
Best OPEN Cap Mrs Oldham.
Best Infants Cap, Mrs Oldham.
Best Net Gloves, Mrs Oldham.
Best Infants Shirts, Mrs Oldham.
Shuck Basket, Mrs Oldham.
Best Watch Case, Mrs Wetmore.
Best Work Box, aiiss Florence Johnson.
Best Candle Mat, Miss Julia c. Bates.
Best Sewing Machine, Grover a. Baker.
Best Ladies' Skirt, Mira Jno e Gaut.
Best Wool Hat, Jesse Naples
Best Sampler, Miss Julia Tucker.
Best One Horse Plough, Gray Utley.
JNO. +. ROGERS, 5. a. i.
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Circuit Court, VIC uirn county.
Sarah Nee, William Nee aud lsnnc FylIc,

William FyfTc and Margaret !. Easou.
Petition for tie Sdir and Partition II Pro.
crcds Of LlHf
TT appearing from the allegations Of The
l bill filed in this cnulc that William ~ iTo
is a non resident Of the state ct Tennessee,
il is therefore ordered that Publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newspaper published IN the town Of
Athens, requiring the said William FyHc 10
be asd appear NJ the next term 81 TIC Circuit
Court of McMiun county, TO be held ct tho
Court house in the town Of Athens Tonnes
see, ON the second Moslay 81 December next
then and there to plead. answer or demnr u
said petition, OF the came will he taken "a
confessed aud set for hearing ~ to him es
parte. JOHN z. SLOWER, Clerk
Sept %, ls5s-lt-prs fee - 622
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TIE EASTERN DIVISION FAIR.

| The Fifth Annual Fair for the Eastern Di
vision of Tennessee, will be held at Knox
vile, commencing on the 18th, and closing on
| the 22d day Of the present month.
| No charge will he required upon any arti'
| ticle offered for exhibition. The Fair will be
open to all branches Of industry for free com
petition.
The East Tennessee and Georgia and the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroads have
engaged to convey passengers and stock to
and from the Fair at hai( price.
Ample arrangements will be made on the
grounds for the entertainment Of stock
during the Fair.
Articles sent to the care of the Secretary,
Charges paid, will be properly entered and
exhibited
The Committees Of award, order of exhibi'
ton and regulations Of the Fair will he an.
nounced on the morning Of the first day OF
the Fair. For list of premiums offered, sec
large posters.
The Exhibition, this year. promises to be
more than usually attractive, and it is prob
| able that all the counties Of East Tennessee
will be represented not only in visitors, but
in evidences Of their productiveness and skill.
The presence Of the Ladies', either with or
without specimens Of their handi work, is
especially desired.
Officers of Agricultural Societies and mem
bers of the Press, will be admitted free OF
charge.
For further particulars address
JSo NJ. FLEMING. Secy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-15

"rhe Senate Of Prussia, at recent sitting, paid a
meritcd compliment to the Galen Of Germany, Chris.
toph Wilhelm Noonand, by ordering the erection Of a
monument TO his memory in the city Of Berlin. II any
deserved well OF his countrymen, certainly that man
was DR.. Uoonand for, while by his teachings he revo
niyed the whole system " medicine his well digest
ed preparatuhs carried relief Into every home In the
land and nj his death he was mourned hencfacor
Of The nation. ~ london Times, october, lS51.
These celebrated medicines, the German Btters and
RalsamIc Cordial, are prepared In this county only by
mr. G. NJ Jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Philadelphia,
and are for sale by Druggists and storrkcepers through
out the United States Canadas, West Indies and South
America Price rs cents per bottle. I'm
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COM NE K gal.
Augusta market.

ArguITA. oct. \.
We hand yon herewith statement o. n-r Proi-re
market. ne Wheat rlartet s very drn and he de-
mAnd eonfBed 70 our oEp n.llers-quaiity Of Wheat
arryinr to generally In frior Bacon Is Sso dal except
for good hams which are request. Good Lard also Ia
demand and scarce AZ quotations; We qgute
BlooS sides 10 q iaSe; hams u q u Ne, shoulders
~ % SSe LaEbiils - i2tc. WHEAT, whtc 81 %
l,i5, red sctsl y Tenn fLorE 10 As and bb!s, 5's
a. 81. supcrdnr Fiour o. e $50. Cozs IS q for
Oars, In market STocE fEss 81 % Sc fsAfu-
KEs IS a soc. BrrTtE 70 q tGc BUiswAN 2Sc DSiEp
PSacHES peeled o. $50 and unpeeled Is % fi,i5
DmGD AFFLEs, peeled . q VI.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY AGO,
1DuB.issi0a dHd PrpfHcs NsrcA1Hf.
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Chanccry Court at Athens.
William CartefT =.

Robert Donald.
IN this cause it appears from an allegation
in the bull that tho defendant Robert
Donald. is not a resident citizen Of the state
Of Tennessee il is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION he made in the Athens Post, news.
paper published in the town Of Athens coun
" OF McMun, and state OF Tennessee, for
four successive weeks. requiring the said
Robert Donald to make his persona appear
ance AT u Cbqncery Count to hc holden at
Athens, in the county aud State Aforesaid on
the 81 Monday in February next, then and
there to plead, answer or dcmur 70 said hill
filed as nforesai, or the same viii hr taken
MS confessed ~ TO MIN and set idr hearing 40.
cordingly, WV. LOWRY, '% NJ.
oct <. iS5s-it pts zee s3-52i
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So!
81 Heres OF Land and s Negroes
fOss 81 Il r.
J. +. Denton aud wife, Il al,
Y hi Rnheri. ~ ne. a IA

+ ". Roberts and wife. a. a.
DURSCANT 20 an IuterlocutoTy decree
L pronounced IN this cause at the last term
Of the Circuit Court 81 Meics county. Tennes-
see. will. on Friday. the 18th day Of oeto-
her next. on the premises, proceed 10 sel' loo
ACRES OF LAND. lying and being in the
county " Msiss and State Aforesaid adjoin-
ing the Lands Of samuel Looney. LiaRsues
Locke aud others. being the North east quar-
ter Of section six third fractional township
third range, West. liiwassse District Also,
on SATURDAY. the 10th dAy Of said month. on
the premises. in the county Of McMinn. aud
State aforesaid, az ACRES O% LAND, save
or subject to the widows dover. adjoining
the Lands Of James Elder and Il. A, MeAdoo.
being the Homestead occupied by Thomas
Wamaek, deed, before hi- death. And alec
NINE NEGRO SLAVES, ranging from ia
fancy to 80 years old-beng youGc, growing
property.
A credit Of one and two wears will he Civ
en- on all. except the sum OF $3.50. which must
be paid down. Bonds with approved seeuri
~, will be required for the unpaid purchase
mopey and a lien retained. and interest lie.
quired for the second year aud thereafter
To be sold for distribution.
W. J.. MCKINLEY. Clerk.
Sept g. ls5s-tis-prs fee ss.lo-5ls
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NAsEynIE. Orinhtr m


BAooS-Demand small, stock light, hut little offering
Shoulders &c; hams ~ % l0ci clear sides Ic. LARb,
In moderate demand, A. ~ a. SIC fEArHERs-We
quote Feathers at zoe WARRIOR prime new wheat
buyers are Offering rs for red She for white sUGAa In
bbls., q Toe, Nc less IN hhds Y, Coffee sugars Il
90 l2c; crushed and powdered " 40 49, loaf IL ~ lie.
CuFFng, Rio l& 40 l2fc aud duil, Lagnyra lie; ia
VA 20c MoL,ssEs In barrels IS % S6c; in half barrels
81 a i0c.-Ddly Netcs.
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Notice,

INHE insolvency Of the estate If Il. NJ
l Bellows, deed, having been surre.tci TO
the CLERK of the County Court ui McNinn
county, Tennessee, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file
the same with the Clerk Of said Court, on or
before the sth day Of January next, daily an.
thentiestcd in the manner prescribed by Law,
or they will be forever barred,
JAMES PARKINSON, hdm'r
Oct g. is59-3t-b2t
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Oct. Is.
have to report an active trade in Cotton and other
products OF the surrounding country but haeon aud
Iard continue dun aud prices tend downward. We
quote
BACON, sides sS q loc; shoulders q Sc L'ED, 10
bbls. 10 % iOkc, kegs and cane, u % sc FLors $50
q - Y bbl. wwAT I5c q ". OoRS 6ac.
Very respectfully, stA"o AEBOIT,
CossmissiOH Merchants, ItlIaff Ga
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Notice.

HkYING suggssiel the insolvency Of tho
estate Of Oycrstrcrt Grow Ter. dec u 10
the County Court ~ Monroe county, Tenn,
at the September term, all per'ou, having
claim. ,gninst sail estate are hereby notified
70 Ale the .aruc with the clerk u saii Court,
an or before the fret DAY Il March. $50 la.
lv authenticated - the Law lifr,t. or the
zane viii b. barred both 10 low nu3 equity.
B +. REAGAN. Admir-
Sept ", ls5s-i'-j2i
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N0licc,

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of tho
1 estate Of George lircedwcll, deceased,
to the County Court Of Monroe county, Ten.
nessee, al It's September term, all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified To file them with the Clerk 81 said
Court, duly authenticated ms the law directs,
on or before the lst day OF March, 1859, ct
the same will he barred.
ROBERT RUSSELL, dd,a'r
Oct q lRha-II-hQI
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ocrortR, ISss-I wish to preach At Little Hope, the
Th Biue Spring Schcolhousc, the Slst DiScns School
house, Nov Iih; at Conasauga, 2sth. Math. e5; a.
"when saw thee and did not msnstcr unto thee ="
j. DOUGLASS.