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AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA-

We regret to see that there is beginning
70 be n serious talk about pet'tioning Gov
Harris TO call an extra session OF the Legisla
tprs of this State, for the purpose of attempt
inc TO pass some kind of a reiief.ino-a law
authorizing tie Banks of Tennessee to re
eeiye foreign Bank notes on depOsite. To
the measure itself we are not sure that we
have any serious objections at present-at
Isa,t we have none which we desire to urge
inst al this time-but against the assembling
again Of the present members composing the
legislature, in their official capacity within
the Capitol Of this State, we have ohiec.
tions as plenty as blackberrles-and so,
we venture to say, have the people. In the
first place we believe that those who talk
most glibly in favor of recall of the Legis-
lature, if they would but reflect a moment,
would Instantly abandon all hope of obtain.
ing the relief they seek from that bodyi-
Would not the identical men who framed the
present law re assembled And is it probable
that eonsistency-that priceless jewel of poll
ticians-would allow them to vote for the re
peal Of law which it took the wisdom of
the Legislature the whole Of six months TO
mature and pass. The man who is yerdant
enough to believe that any one of the i'm.
maculate members Of the Tennessee Legisla.
ture who passed that law, would now so far
forget his consistency as to vote for its repeal,
ought to he kept out of the way of rumi.
mating animals and Kissing and cackling bi-
peds of the feathered species.
Besides this matter of consistency, which
is of such vast Importance to fedgeling poll
ticians, there are very serious grounds to cues.
ton the propriety of the repeal of the obnox-
ious law. At all events, we believe that the
law had better be allowed to remain as it is,
than to run the risk of making things worse
by the re assembling of the very men who
were SO long in making things as bad as they
now are. We do not, moreover, believe that
the people Of Tennessee require the meeting
OF the Legislature at the present, or at any
subsequent time before the regular meeting
in October 1859. It will take the people Of
the State all Of the time intervening between
the adjournment in March last, and the meet.
ing Of the merit Legislature, to recover from
the direful effects of the unwise and hurt.
ful legislation then INDUCED in. The citizens
of the State would greatly prefer to
"Bear the ills they have,
Than fly to those they know not Of"
Let there be no meeting of the Legislature in
extra session, say we.
The above is taken from that excellent pa
per. the Nashville Daily News, of the 4th.-
So far as calling an extra session Of the Legis.
lature. we say we are dead against it-and
in saying so. we feel confident we are utter
ing what nine.tenths of the people of this and
the adjoining counties approve. And, in our
opinion, il Gov. Harris does that he will do
most unpopular thing. Ask the last Legsla
ture to come together to undo its own acts !
Wouldn't that be richi And wouldn't they
feel complimentedi
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MOUSE CREEK
Male and Female Academy
THNHE THIRD SESSION OF this Institution win com.
IL mence on Monday the 10th OF August inst
TERKS per .Session Of 90 irseEs.

THNIIE THIRD SESSION Of this Institution viii cor,
II mence on Monday, the 10th OF August inst
| TERMS, per Session Of 90 ,cseks.
Spelling Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, a. O,
geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
Nuon ana Defamation. AFOREMENTIONED. so
Mathematics Natural Sciences, and the above 10 b,
Latin Grammar and Reader, ................'I2O
One half IN advance, and the balance at the close 81
the Session.
contingent fee, In advance, .............. so cts
boarding, in good houses convenient TO the school
(Eashing and lights extra,) 2 week, ........sI2s
No pupil permitted TO enter the School without tick.
ct from J. H. Msg, Treasurer. No deduction for lost
time, except in case OF protracted sickness.
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal, is a graduate Of Ma
ryve College, East Tennessee, and has devoted six or
which he has conducted this Institution the mast two
sessonsso fully and satisfactorily evnced at his pub
lie Examinationswe deem II unnecessary to say any
thing more in his favor.
We have engaged the services OF Miss MOLLfg IT, RIG
GIN as an Assistant We are happy to say that she Is
young lady OF pleasant agreeable and polished man
ners She Is an orphan, raised to habits Of industry
and economy. Her name may be seen as a graduate
under the head Of Aumne and Seniors Of lS5s in the
Catalogue Of Bolivar Female Academy.
We have procured a complete Chsmca and Philo-
sophcal Apparatus for the use OF the Institution.
In view OF the superior qualifications Of our teachers
and the many facilities for acquiring thorough educa
tion take pleasure in calling the attention Of pa
rents and guardians to this Institution one worthy
Of their patronage. JAMES WILSON
J. 7. FITZGERALD,
G. SHELL, Trustees
j. II. MAGILL,
L. X. HURST,
Mouse Creek, McMnn CO., Aug 6, lS5s-tf-515
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A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, TEsTI-
MONIALS, &c.
az have used Jacobs Cordial In my family, and have
found it most efficient, and in my Judgment vaua-
bic remedy Hos. HIRAM WARSER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia"
alt gives me pleasure in being able to recomr end
Jacobs Cordial my personal experience and the
experience OF my ntighbors and friends around me- is
sufficient guarantee for to believe it to be all that 1t
purports to be, viz: SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
WIN II. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit"
81 take grsat pleasure in recommending this invaus
bile medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for
which believe It to be a sovereign remedydecidedly
superior to any thing else ever tried by me
A. A. GAULDISG,
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia"
al have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and This,
with all hear about IL a remedy by those who have
Of every preparation OF the kind, and would recon-
mend its use in the diseases for which it is compound
ed. MILES IT, DoBBlNs, .
Cashier OF the Bank Of the State Of Georgia. Griffin"
ar there is any credbility in human testimony, ia
cob's Cordial must stand pre-eminent above all other
preparations for tn, Of Bowel Diseases From the
mass Of testimony in its favor coming in from all quar-
ters 1t be very far in advance, curative agent
Of most If not all other "patent" preparations.
A. FLynISG,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griih1."
"This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as
fast Bonapare pushed his columns into Russia, ana
gaining commentator wherev.r sed."-C60rgtd JET
fsysorlidn, Nay 1911, 1853
Sold by Druggists FrrrDsChcre.
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians, supplied ny
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, Chdrles'on
July 16-1y-5l2
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Chanccry Court mt Madisonviiic.
Jehu Cunningham.
Hardin Cunningham and Others

Hardin Cunningham and others.
GONPLAINANT charges that defendant
u Hardin Cunningham is not resident in
tho state Of Tennessee, publication is there
fore ordered for four weeks in the Athens
Post, recurring said nonresident defendant
IN onpear Mt n ext term Of the Chancery Court,
10 be held at the Court house in jacksonville
on the first Monday Of Decsmber next. and
answer Complainant's bill fled against. him
and Others. or the same will, as TO him. be set
for hearing pro contssso and heard er payi.'
J. A. COFFIN, G. NJ.
JuIy 80, ls5s-4t--prs. fee 1914.
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SOMETHING Very Refreshing have Just
had call from an old and intimate friend
who informs us that he has, within lew
DAYS, received from Swan d Co. OF Augusta
Ga check for ten thousand dollars, IN pay
ment Of prize ticket which cost HIM only
ten dollars. He speaks highly OF tins lottery
concern, and said his ticket was paid on de'
mand. with as little delay or concern rs II IT
had been rs many cents Our friends bound
for one or other Of our watering places, and
IL ia very refreshing to see how comfortable
Ia feels after this lucky hit.
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Bolivar Female Academy,
JisonyiIlc, Tenn.

,rE Winter Session Of this popular institution Tor tss
1 education OF Young Ladies, win commence on tne
18Th day OF september-Prot :. NJ sAiNhS' f''n0PA''
,ri,h Competent corps OF assistants -, --....
M course Of instruction at this School embraces
.varv ming taught at the most celebrated insttuoh
., learning in our country. Those who would consul
" are invited TO examine our rates before seno,
seonu danshtrrs elsewhere Diplomas are conferred
o hose and those only, wac complete the enure
course or It's equivalent . c.,.io,,,ss which
For further particulars plea. prinnnal or trustees
viii be sent o" "'f'N JOSEPH UPTON, Ch,
800. G.. AUG 10, isSs-tf DIG
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ChancerV Sale.

10y virtue Of decree rendered in the Chan
ID Gerry Court at Madi.onyille, 10 the case NJ
@. Walker gs A. Fine, ! will, on the sth DAY
of September. 1883, SELL at the Court house
door in Madisonyille, 20 the higheet o,nuer'
,ion f.nlIeet 10 the life estate Of Nancy Fine,
So H. interest of Abraham fine (being one
,eyentbl in the lands Of which John Fine
Jis5 sized aud possessed on Sweetwater
Creek Monroe county, containing Gao ncres.
JAMES A. COFFIN, q, d NJ
july 80 IsGs--tds-prs fee sS so.
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Sale of Valuable Land
"a Valuable Slaves.


RI an order Of the Worshipful County
- Court OF Bledsoe county, made at the
august term, 1858, will proceed to sell. at
the late residence of Samuel Worthington.
deceased; on the 9th Of September next, and
gu ereait OF twelve months. with interest
from date, TWO VALUABLE TRACTS or
LAND, lying in Sequatchie VALLEY. seven
miles above Pikeville, containing about Fiva
hundred Acres. one Tract Of which will he
sold subject to the widows dover. Also
several Tracts of valuable Mountain Land.
Also. TWENTY-FOUR LIKELY SLAVES
oil various ages and characters.
For all OF which the purchaser will be re.
quiIed to give bond and security, and lien
will be retained for the purchase money
JAMES WORTHINGTON,
Special Commissioner.
August Is, lS5s-3t-5l6
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STRAYED

u FROM Calhoun, about three
NS-TN3S weeks since, small SGRREL
<SS PONEY. about three years old.
ASlk,esSA e No marks recollected Any
person knowing of said Poney and giving me
information so that | can get him. or who will
return him to me at Calhoun, will be paid for
their trouble. G. N. HANKS.
Aug Is, lS5S-3t*-5l6
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NASHVILLE, August 10.

NASHVILLE, August 10.
wuEAr-Buyers offering 65c for prime req SIor
white. BAcoS-sboulders &c; hams ~ 90 sSci elea.
sides sXc from wagons. suGAE active with an upward
tendency at a Toe, according to quality MoLassks'
in barrels 35c In half barrels ~ % ioc COFFEE ~ W
lsc wHIsKEY--Ne quote good rectihed NJ s'oi cum
try brands 40 90 60c-DdHy Nttos.
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NPtCIdI OOIIIIIIIssIOne
August Is, ls5s-3t-5l6
Chanccry Court Mt MadisonviIIe.
VIM. NJ. Stakely, surviving partner Of Stakely
d Smith,

u.s.
Leroy Cunningham and the Administrators of
5csep'. Cunningham, deceased.
appearing from the bill that defendant
l. Leroy Cunningham is not resident in the
State OF Tennessee, publication is ordered to
he made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, requiring the said Leroy Gun.
ningham to appear at next term of said Chan.
Gerry Court, to be held at the Court house in
Madisonvlle, on the first Monday of Decem
Der next, and answer compliments said bill,
or the same will be set for hearing pro comics.
so, J. A. COFFIN, C. d. M
Aug IS, lS5S-4t-prs fee S3-hl6
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j. A. ANSLEY a. CO.,

Commission and Produce Merchants,
0fhcs on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. 0ta..
XXTILL give prompt and personal attention to the
w sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton and
all articles OF Merchandise consigned them Liberal
advances either in cash by accepances made ar.
tcles in store, when bills adng accompany drafts
IA. AssLEY, IndfridUdl Members Of J. ~ HAND,
IL WILCOX, Firm. T. N. ANsIEY
RRFEREScEs :-Paddelford, Fay 4 Co., Savannah, Ga,
Geo. W. Williams Co., Charleston, s. @. W. A. Rich
ardson, Louisville Ky. s. X Reeder, Athens, Tenn w.
B. Shapard 4 Co., Nashville, Tenn.
n B.-A rigid adherence to the principles of a legitI-
mate Commission Business will be observed
July 16-tf-5l2
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Chanccry Court at Decatur Ienh'
Zachariah Martin,
u.s.
John Seabourn.
TOrioinai BW

TT appearing from the allegations OF .he 1' =
L filed in this cause, that the resPoHren' I'
non resident citizen oil the state o, leu"es'
%" !, Ia therefore ordered by the Master ut
Lis Pulls that publication be made for four
"onssont;ve weeks in the Athens Post, a
oowsnoner published in the town of Athens,
WoNinn county. Tennessee, notifying and re
anir;ng said nonresident respondent TO ap
I - ~ the next term Of our said Court, to be
beld At the Court house in Decatur on the 4in
Monday of October next, to answer SAID oiii,
nr The same will be taken pro eonfe'so ana sci
for heayng erParte: ,,,, Am
Per W. l.. MoKiNLEr, y. C NJ
Aug G. ls5s-4t-prs fee $500
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificate,


Eclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered 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 WILDE 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
able in full without deduction.
All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid Immediate
y after the rawing-other Prizes at the usual time
thirty days
All communications strictlyconhdentiaI.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
June 4-ly-506 S. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
gST- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
anta Ca, can have their orders filled, and time
by addressing s. Swan Co.. at either Of those cities.
~ A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is enti
tied to, will be published after every drawing, in the
following papers Augusta (Ga) Oonsttutionalist
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston STAN
lard. Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Pauding (Mss.) Clarion,
and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat.
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tW- The Arabs have this laeonic nrgu'
ment against duelling, which they consider n
silly custom: "If man insults you" say
they kill him on the spot; but do not give
him the opportunity to kill as well as to IN
suit you"
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Can NOT USDsRsTASD.-In the face ot
the speeches in the British House of Com.
mons, urging colonization in her Britannic
Mnlesiys North American possessions, (Fro-
zers River included -as "counterpoise m
me poloer Of The United Siaies"-
! we can not understand why the govern
ment Of the United States should be send
ing special commissioner (Mr. Nugent) TO
New Caledonia, as If to admonish Ameri.
cans of their allcgiancne to British law.
and British institutions, being on British
SOIL
We can not understand, next, why Demo-
cratic politicians and statesmen. thai. used IN
have such hatred fur"British Wings" should
thus, seemingly, be going out OF their way
TO be more British than the British them
selves!
Then. again, we cannot understand why
the aforesaid special messenger to the Amer
leans in New Caledonia should be taken into
the official employ of Lord Napier likewise.
Has Mr.. Buchanan entered into n copartner.
ship with the British Minister in this husi-
ness! II not, what does it all mean!
Finally, we can not Understandable Great
Britain is going to carve out ''counterpoise"
to the United States from her North Ameri-
can possessions-why the United States
should be so DESTROYS 10 lend her a heIplnp
hand-unasked.
There are some other things, in this con-
nection, We cannot understand-hut all that
is owing, doubtless, to our dull Know Moth.
ing comprehension. Will the govern ment
organ, or some other Democratic luminary
condescend TO give us some light!-N Y.
ErPreSs.
e7g- The Courier DIES Etms Unis, of July
18th, states in correspondence received
from Epernay, in France, railroad train
caught fire, and an American lady and her
chld-a Mrs. Viller-were consumed by
the flames. Mr.. Viller, who travelled in the
same car, saved his life by jumping ont of
window, but by means of his fall on the road,
broke his shoulder. After his recovery he
claimed damages to the amount of 5O,0O0f,
which the court allowed him.
The WAY THEY DO Ir.--"Adeline! ali,
Adeline!"
"Well, boss"
"Dost thou love mel Delight ofmy soul
tell me, dost thou!'
"Oh, hevngs Don't ~
sand wilt thou then have me fair, angel?"
"When, Jacky, whcn?" with unusual
eagerness.
"l'o morrow, sweet one, to morrow"
"Good graciouI won't do nothing else!"
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-The returns Of the
recent elections in Kansas indicate the defeat
Of the English bill by large majority.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Gen. Harvey takes
command of the army in Oregon and WASH
ington Territories.
There will soon be 1000 of the best
equipped troops sent to that region to ope-
IA Of Al uunnrasso Indian raynits
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Circuit Court, Monroe county, Tenn.
Joseph Walker and Robert Cunningham, aud

Circuit Court, Monroe county, Tenn.
Joseph Walker and Robert Cunningham, aud
others.
Petition 10 Sell Land and Negroes
this cause it appearing from the bill filed.
Il which is sworn TO, that Hardin Cunning
ham, solomon Horton and wife Nancy Horton,
Matthew Cunningham, Aquills Cunningham.
Leroy Cunningham, Henry Marshall, Eliza
beth, James Hasten, William and Sarah A.
Cunningham, children and heirs at law of
David Cunningham, deed, are non residents
of the State of Tennessee, it is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, paper published in Athens. Tennessee,
for four successive weeks, notifying them to
appear at the next term Of this Court, which
is to set at jacksonville on the second Mon.
day IN September, 1858, and plead answer.
or demur to said petition, or the same will be
taken pro eonfesso aud set for hearing accord.
ingly. J. f. HOUSTON, Clerk.
Aug 6, lS5s-4t-prs fee s4-5l5
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Mr.. Editor-Please permit me to say that
the time of holding the Camp. Meeting at
Cane Creek is changed from the Sd TO the
9Th September. c. LONG.
Auu. I'd, 1858.
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Havana Plan.

This Is the old mode OF Drawing. Prizes in one wheel,
and Tickets In another.
Every Prize Is drawn out.
Prizes Paid in full, without any deduction.
MARYLAND state Lottery, Extra Class o,
To he drawn in Baltimore Md, Saturday, Aug. 2s 1883
2O,tG5 Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
We would call particular attention to the following
splendd scheme package of 16 whole tickets cost
cd 10 draw SlO, determined by the number drawing
the Capital Prize, whether odd or even
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MARRIED.,

On the 9Th inst at the residence Of the BRIDES father
by Rev. n. NJ. Stevens, Mr.. NJ. b. GODDARD to Mis-
CLEMASpA ", daughter Of Col A. Husell-all OF thi
county.
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Died,

D1eus
In this place. on Wednesday evening" LUcIE EsrEILE,
daughter Of DIR. Jno L. and Sarah Atee, aged sixteen
months and fourteen days. .-. rs.
HAs the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But wthers In the rising day,
Thus lovely wac this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed its life away.
II died ere Its expanding soul
Had ever burned with wrong desires,
Had ever sputBed At Heavens cohtroii
Or ever quenched its sacred fires.
1t died 10 sin, 1t died to cares,
But for a moment felt the rod:
O, mourner, such the Lord declares,
Such are the children Of our God"
On the 9th inst, at his residence in this county,
RoaERr ASH in the SD year OF his age lie was one oil
the oldest and best citizens OF the county, having been
resident Of this section about forty years.-lCon.
Obituary.
Mrs NANCY MARIA, wife OF II. G. z. Horton, departed
this life in Athens, August Sth, 1888.
The deceased was an exemplary woman in the varl-
nus relations Of fe-possessed OF meek and peaceful
dispositon gentle and conhdng. During his illness,
which was both painful and protracted she was pa
tent submissive and cheerful. Depending OF return
ms health she turned her thoughts fully than
ormerIy TO the things which belonged TO her eternal
neace: and finally passed away, full Of hope, tenderly
eshortine her friends meet her Ia Heaven She was
a member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Thus'
"Frend after friend departs
Who has not lost a frendY
There Is no union here OF hearts,
That finds not here an end"
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uusT received, car load Barrel Salt, and Tor sal
~ y S'e o"'''' v ~ N. HENDERSON.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s. Quarters $500.
A Manarers' Certificate Of l6 Whoes-where persons
wish to pay the risk only will he sent for ..''.ssO
M do 10 Halves, minimum. ~
Do do 10 GuartcIsi '''''''''' 20
Do do 10 b'Rn'.si - -. 800. ~
The Managers have been compelled from the numer-
ous complaints made to them, Of uniathfuness on the
49,, Of those who have been attending to the Milling OF
ppders 10 resume the correspondence business, ana in
their own name. .
order Tickets from the Managers only.
VIIra.s ali is,,ers TO X. FRANCE CO.,
Feb l9-1y-i9l pa'''no'e' 'iu'
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ANOTHER GOOD FARM

RUS STLG.
yINIIE undersigned wishes to sell his FARM,
/ lying in McMinn county, directly in the
Dry Valley The East Tennessee and Geor'
ria Rail Road runs through t-about mile
and half from the Ricevi|le Depot, and SIX
miles from Athens-containing by estimation
about $50 acres--about 1870 acres in eultiva'
ton, the balance well timbered with some
good Land to clear--comiortable Dwellings,
with some out -houses-a few Fruit Trees, and
a fine spring within IS yards OF the house
about 20 acres OF irstrate Meadow Land
cleared and some of it sown with Grass, and
A fine branch or small creek running through
the meadow. q,
The above described Farm is for SALE and
if not disposed of at private sale, will be sold
TO the highest bidder on the 10th day oil sep
TENDER next.
Terms OF SALE:--One half of the purchase
money to be paid on day of sale, the balance
TO be paid in twelve months, with interest
from date. retaining lien on the Land TIL
the purchase money is paid.
For further Information, inquire OF the I'M
dersicned at Riceville, Tenn.
A. =. BRADFORD.
Aug 6, ls5s-tlS-5l5
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COM vi E R G A L.
a..g,,stn MARKET.

" AUGUSTA, Aug. Q.
We hand you herewith statement OF our Produce
market stating in connection with II that goou ve
BACON, sides 1oai q lie hams Of choice quality 10 e
12c; shoulders IN 90 SC. LARD ll$ 20 lzo. i ~
N lac TuIow l2kc WHEAT, red scarce, with large
orders at 95c a 81; white si,o5 % lilo. fLouE 70 e
525 for superne In sacks and barrels and ooo 90 90
for extra family In sacks and barrels CoRS I2 90 zoe
o.rs 80 al 6Oc srocK pas 50 a s5c. FEATHERS 10 90
86c. BEEswAx 25c.
Yours very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY AGO,
~ Commission aud Produce AerMdnf'