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Ed Posts--Thc undersigned had the pleasure
Of attending on the 9th and 9Th Of the present
month, the closing exercIscs Of thc School in tho
sweetwater Union Institute, aud Of hearing the
Examination Of the Young Ladies' composine The
School This Institution has but recently been
opened for tho reception Of pupils ibis was IL
first session.
The Female Department Of this School y under
the auspices % Ma. CooRr 20 we'll and 80 favor
ably known in the community as a teacher The
examination Of the different classes composing the
School was protracted aud minute, aud evinccd
clearly close application on The part Of the young
ladies' well as great care and fidelity on the part
of their teachers. The entire examination was
conducted with much ability, and was certainly
highly cfeditabIc TO al concerned. Tho examine
ton Of the classes was inicrsporsed with the read
ing Of original competitions BY The young ladies',
and also with excellent music, vocal and instru-
mental, by Professor CooKE and his Class--so that
the exercises, throughout, were cheerful Interest,"
ing and Instructive. Mrs. cookE, who has been
engaged successfully for some years in teaching,
hos now collected around her IN this Institution
for instruction, large class Of interesting and in
telligeht young ladies, who hold her in high cs.
TEEN, and for whose interest sbe appears to feel
deep soleitude. SO that VIC think the prospects Of
This School arc now quite encouraging, and VIC
fully believe that parents who have daughters to
educate, and who desire TO afford them high School
advantages, cannot do better than to send them to
this School,
Mrs. COOKE Is too well and too fayorably known
by the community as a teacher to need any com
mendation from us The Principal was assisted
somewhat In the labors Of the past session by
Professor COOKE himself, and also by Miss L.
SWAN, Of Cleveland.
There is also Male Department in zhe above
named Institute, That Department has been,
during the past session, under the care of Mr.
GABRIEL RAesDALE, a gentleman who has con
siderable experience as a teacher of boys. We
had not the pleasure of attending his Examina-
ton, but informed that il was quite a credita-
Bile one to those concerned
Professor Cooke and his Class together with
the sweetwater Glee Club, gave Concert in the
Presbyterian Church, on the evening of the Ith,
which was quite nuniorousy attended and went
of we'll. THOMAS BRowS,
Wa. HEIsKELL, Erdntininq
Tnos. r.. BRADSHAW, Committee.
a. H. BARLEY,
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CANDIDATES


mr. We arc authorised and feqnested 10 an
nopnce W. II. wIMBEIsy.I, Of Polk. ns a enndi-
date for Joint Representative IN the noxt Iersia-
ture Cor the District composed ~ tho counties Of
Meigs McMinn and POLK ~
~ We are authorized end requested 10 an.
nounce SfLAS @. LATIlEM a. a canaidnio Tor.
the STATE Senate. for the District composed a. iIo
eomtl@of MeMnn, Meigs, Monroe aud Polk
win. t'l r. -
To the Voters Of Monroe County
f'siioT-ci'iseps ~ wilidrop you few words in
relation 70 politics you all know that / am a
Democrat We have two candidates M the field
and from what ! can learn ONE u a Disunion Dcm-
ocrnt and the other Il milk and cider Whie.---
Now, fellow-citlkcns Of the county Of Monroe
both Democrats aud Whlgs. ask yonto support
me- an'honest Derpocrat for Represeplativcj IAsk
you tounitc under The Tree Of Liberty PLANTED hy
the hand Of Washington aud wotefed by tho blood
of Laiayeie-to unite and support man whose
every pulse Is fir bis counttys good.
Respectfully, yours
JAMES A. LILLARD.
Monroe county, Jaly ~, 1859.
5so- We arc authorised and rcqricstod to an
nounee ALFRED CALDWELL Esq, as a candi-
date to represent McMmn county IN the lower
brunch Of the next Legislature
5zy- We are authorised and requested to an
nounee Col. JOS. MoCuLLEY, a. candidate 10
represent McMiun county in the lower branch Of
the next Lcgislature 4f
5rS- We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce Gen. JAS. T. LANE Of McMinn, rs cam
didate for a sent in the Scgatorial branch Of the
next Legislature, ron the District composed Of
the counties Of Monroe, Meigs, McMiun and Polk.
ssS~ We arc authorized and requested 70 an
nounce 2. b. MAYFIELD. Esq, as n candidate
Tor Joint Representative from Meigs, ATcMinn and
Polk counties. In the ne xf Stat, I.eyialoftre
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Mouse Greek Male and Female Academy

Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal
Miss G. j. JAMES, Of Ga. Assistant.
YNHE FIFTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
Il ton will commence on Monday, Sth August,
1850
"A TIES or TUITION per Session of 20 WceLs.
Spelling, Reading and Writing .............$5,0 90
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar
Composition and Defamation, ............... 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, md the above 90
Latin Grammar and Reader, .................l2.0 90
One-half of tuition in advance, and the balance
at the close Of the session.
Contingent fec in advance, 81.
Boarding, in good houses, convenient 10 the
School washing and lights extra,) per week, 1,25
No deduction for lost time, except in cases of
protracted sickness. For tickets, apply TO j. H.
MAGILl, Treasurer.
The Trustees Of this Institution feel DO hesitan-
cy in assuring the public that the facilities afford
cd by this School for acquiring thorough educa-
ton are exceled by similar Institution in East
Tennessee. We have, for the use of the School,
complete Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
which is Of inealculable advantage TO students in
these branches. We-haye also well selected Ii
brary. TRUSTEES.
c. SHELL, J. II. MAGILL,
l.. II. HURsT, WM. NJ. PURCELL.
JAMES WILSON, r. NJ Evans, NJ. d.
J. L. HuRsT, JosEPH HoDesoS,
ALLEN MOORE, A. ID. BRIANT
Mouse Creek, July15, 1S59-tf-564
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Two Valuable Farms and Ten Likely
Heproea for Sale

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECEEE OF THE
II County Court of McMinn county, at the July
term, 1859, will sell, Thursday and Friday, the
18th and 18th days of August next, on the pretni-
SEES, to the highest bidder, all the REAL ESTATE
Of Thomas W. Mastin, deceased, consisting of
TWO VALUABLE FARMS. These Lands
are situate five and a half miles Southeast of
Athens, on Chestua Creek, McMinn county, Tenn,
well improved. and among the most productive in
the county. Persons wishing to purchase will do
well to examine the Lands previous to the sale
Sold for distribution among the heirs.
TERMS To be sold on credit of one and two
years, except ten per cent required to be paid in
hand-notcs with approved security, and lien
retained until the last dollar is paid.
ALSO, at the same time and place, will be sold,
a credit of twelve months, except ten per cent to
be paid down, TEN LIKELY NEGROES, con
sisting Of men, women and children. Bond and
approved security rsgnired.
WIN. GEORGE, Commissioner.
July 3, 1S59-td-prs fee SS,40-563
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COM MERcIAL.
savannah MARKET.

sAyANxAn, July 0.
The dizziness noticed In the Flour market last week
continues Holders are anxious to sell. Corn In bet
ter demand at advance Of sc per bushe-but little
change In other articles
BACON clear sides, none; ribbed 10 a 1OXe; shoui-
ders N SIC; hamsl0 a 18c. Lam, In bbls 12 a. 1885,
in kegs u a axe. FLouR family y bb % IS 25 ex
ira a. % 1873; snperhne $50 90 500; fine, per sack 81
% 250. OoRS 81 05 a Ito, wanted. CoRS MEAL Ell.
20 lilo Pas q5c N 81. Oars 65 a Toe. FEATHrRs
43 % 45c. Wool 20 40 2GHc. CorFEz, Rio, in FIRST
hands II a ne. RICE, common to prime, 81 % axe.
SALT D sack, IS q soc.
Exchange on Northern Cities, nc. premium.
J. W. GAUT,
Commission Merchant.
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The following is an extract of letter from West
Tennessee:
Prospects in West Tennessee fine for Neither
land. Our friends are awake. He made votes at
every point where the candidates have spoken
Sneed will be elected in this District As to Eth
erdgc, his majority will be from 900 to 1000 votes
have been riding through these Districts for the
last three months. have heard many speeches.
and have seen their effect, / have mixed with
the people, and know all is right"
The same cheering intelligence reaches us from
every department of the State.
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stockholders Convention.
Ear u !:iI. Eii III:...;l:a

OFFICE EAST TENS. 4 GA. RAIL ROAD Co.
Knoxville, July IL, 1859.
TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stockholders of the Company will take
place at their Office in Knoxville, on the First
"Wednesday 1.-THE 9TH day. Of September merit, for
the purpose of electing nine Directors for the
suing year.
Stockholders and their families, on exhibiting
their Certificate of Stock to the Conductor, will be
passed free to and from said Convention.
HU. Il. McCLUNG, Secy.
July Is IS5g-td--5g4
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

II NOWN AS THE "PATION FARM" LY-
IN ing on the Hwassee river, az the mouth Of
Oeoee, ten miles above Charleston IN Polk county,
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 aeres--275
acres cleared aud more good Land to clear--about
1870 acres Of Bottom Land--all in high state Of
cultivation--with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buldings Said
Farm is well timheied aud Watered--water in all
the heids, two good springs.n good Wellla and Cir
tern. Terms made oasy. ~ -
Further Information may be had from Judge
Gaut and Thos, n. Cailaway, CLEVELAND, Tenn; R.
O. Jackson and pf. .. Nj Islander, Athens, Tenn;
Robert Russell, MadisonsiIle, Tenn, or from the
subscriber. M u. IfsAIHKANDEH
July l5 Ie5n--tf-l61f Il " "a
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"a TAKEN Up IN CUMBERLAND eoUN-
-AD ~, Tennessee, and cothmiited to jail in
~ Rheae county, Tennessee. Negro man who
NAs says his naIse Is JOE, and that be belongs
III. to Edmond Hawkins, Of Nashville. Said
boy IS about twchty-four years of'age, Ave feet
eightor nine inches high, weighs abontone hundred
and sixty-fve pounds, a dark complexion, large
scar aoross the back Of his left hand says Il was
done with ~ saw-InilL Had on when unprecedented
blue cotton pants, blue checked shirt, dark froclr
coat and bad also dark oycIcoaf The owner
will como forward prove property, pay charges.
and take him away or lie will be dealt with as tho
law directs. Z. l.. RuDD, Tailor.
July !, Is50-jf 502.
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NOTICE.

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
Il the July term Of the County Court Of Monroe,
l will, on Friday, the 9Th day Of August noxt, Of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court
house door in the town of jacksonville, in the
county Of Monroe, a LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO
BOY, about eight years old, for cash in hand.--
Due attention by me.
CHARLES T. P. DAVIS, Special Com.
Tulv Ihg0-3t-5e9
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A .DoF or 10. IfI0URo6 .1IkND AND
q iossaleby RoREsof. nscn. 80.
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Just Received,

Just Received,
4 BBL ENTHUSIASTICALLY WHALE OIL;
Il keg Madeira Wine (pure Grape Juice y
8 boxes ~ by rs Window Glass, fine city;
8 ~ by 10 4" q
Z Thy u !" ~
/ doz. Davidson's Patent self-syringe, Gumelastic
bulb; a-se
gross Tollcy's Arabian Horse Powders;
. {" Petroleum, or Rock Oil;
! doa.lW Of Elder Berries;
200 lbs White Lead in Oil
200 Putty =
On band large stock Of Drugs generally, cons
sisting Of Paints, Oils and Dye-Sufs, Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, &C.;
Brushes Tooth, Paint and Whitewash.
Also, Fine Brandies and Rye Whisky.
July WIN. BURNS.
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sULPHER SPRINGS.


TINE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS THE PUB
IL lie that he is prepared to accommodato yisi-
tors and boarders at sqpher Sprines Iihea conn
ty, and that he has number Of cottages that he
will rent 10 persons Or iamilies who may wish 70
beard theuselvos Messrs.I f;rnbb z NeCulleg,
have a Contract with tho Department to run tri-
weekly line Of Coaches between 4tihcls and the
Springs during the wascrihg season. Ills charges
for Board will be $500 per week, o. 81 90 per
day-nnd wiltake good care Of stalk Ill $500
pefweek The Medical riftncs of the Springs arc
too well known o neod, any fpufg from him, and
nc Effort will be tpalea On bis part to entertain
and make comf9rtibl M who nay call.
limo d ,ssos,,,. ~ A'f' DAY
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS TOR SALE A
il VALUABLE FARM, continuing $40 Acres,
Situated in Hamilton county, Tennessee. three and
a half miles west Of Georgetown, the road lend
ing 10 Harrison. About 200 Acres cleared and
under good improvement, and about 200 moro Of
good land 10 clear. The land lies we'll is Will WA
tered and well timbercd, has a comfortable dwell
ing house large barn. outhouses, &c. Also. good
orchards o. peach and apple. This valuable and
desirable Pam viii be sold reasonable terms
Personsdesirous of purchasing, are requested to
call on Nn. s. Morris, who resides on The premi-
ses, and will chow them. The subscriber will 10
on the premises onthe 20th q July. inalant
G. L. NALKER.
July I, Is50-ltt 5c2. -
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Read This |!

nUR CUSTOMERS CAN PAY THEIR Ao.
" countsnnd Notes with us for 1858, in good,
sound merchantable Wheat, at the highest market
price. Wc,are compelled to make collections, and
you now have good opportunity to pay us. So,
come on at once and get sacks and bring us your
Wheat at as early day as practicable.
Very truly, robson, RICE & co.
T,1lv IL UaH
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Listen to Me Again, VIII Youl
- to my call last Fail. and Others ia NOT. and
nov inform those who iid not That l am compelled
to have money. and AL who owe me for the years
1887 and 1898 are requested 70 como up to the
scratch. / will take good clean Wieat 1T TIE
market price, so you have no excuse for not being
able to pay mc-nnd IL j don't gct the Money or
Wheat one, soon. shall be compelled to idke
steps 10 collect my dcbts IN some other way IN
pleasant as it may bo Respectfully
July s. X. RrEDEIf
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WILD SELL, ON SATURDAY, TIE 23D
il July, 1853 all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to the estate Of A. j. Reyes, deceased.
The sale will take place at his late residence
TERMs-All sums under Five Dollars, cash !;
sums over Five Dollars, six months credit with
notes aud approved security, bearing interest from
date. J. NJ HENDERSON, Admir-.
July Is. 1s59-2t-56l
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NATURE is rHR GREAT ParsIcIAS.-This is
now admitted by the medical profession, asa fun
damental principle Of healing science Il swise-
ly provided by tho human economy, that whenever
anything is wrong in the physical system, the
natural forces Of the body are brought 10 bear 10
expel the disease. The great aim, therefore, Is to
strengthen the natural powers This has been
kept in view by tho skillfu compounders OF DR.. J.
HOsrErrERs BITrERs, which opernte TO give fresh
vitality 10 all the organs of the body. The effect
OF this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and
the kidneys, are prompt and decisive. The patient
who Is wise enough TO quit drugging, aud try the
Bitters soon feels II be had taken new lease Of
life, and he continues the use Of the article, he
Il Oyerjoyed 10 find the streams Of health coursing
through his frame. Let all from whose cheek tho
bloom has departed, give DIR. j. Hostetter's Cele-
= brated nitlers trial,
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, overy-
where.
Ma Soc advertisement in another column.
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coMMIssIoN RusINEss.

II OFFER MY SERVICES 10 TIlE SHIP
Tennessee, Aluhama anaIoeprfia The business
u my old custopera d earnestly rlosirod and CON.
sigrinepts from all earnestly solicited BY renew
Cd efforts hope % merit a continuante Of that
patronage due faithful Factor. Liberal aslvancos
made on Produce IN Stors, on Railroad RoeeirAs
10 Southern town chord 4 Better matkel for Bal
onts aud Cow Peas, than Augusta, Georgia.
Jnly s--om-S6S - r. W TLEMING,
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Fount'n Hill Male and Female Academy
'oUNrAIN Hull MchINN COUNTY, TENN.

J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
VNHE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS TNsrI-.
Il tuition will commence on Monday, the LIST Au-
gust, 1853. -
ATES or TUITION
Payable one-haJ ~ ddcancc, balance at cIose Of
SessioH
0rthography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metie, 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History,
Composition and Defamation, ............... 8 90
Physiology, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry,
and the higher branches Of Mathematics, 10 90.
Latin Greek, French and Bellies etters,e...l2 90
Contingent fee. invariably in advance, -,..... 90
Boarding. in good families, convenient to the
Academy washing and lights extra,) SIPS to
Sl,5O p week.
1t Is very desirable that MI who design entering
as pupils be present on the FIRST day Of the session
No student admitted for less than half session.
and no deduction for lost time except in cases Of
protracted sickness. No student admitted without
o ticket from II. l.. Shuts, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Trustees of Fountain Hill
Academy, are happy to announce TO the public,
that after a fair experiment, they can say with
confidence that tho advantages afforded by this
Institution to students desiring thorough. OF a
business education not excelled by those Of
any similar school,. The plan Of nstruction is
substantially the same as that pursued at Emory
and Henry College, Va. where the Principal OBJ
tanned his education. There Is in connection with
this institution Literary Society, and well Sc
lected Academical Library, Surveying Instru-
ments &C., all of which afford advantages of a
superior kind. In addition to these, the adyan-
tages Of location recommend this institution very
hghlyto those wishing to send. II is situated
quarter of mile East Of Mouse Greek Depot,
surrounded by beautiful grove, aud near an ex-
cellent spring. Judging from the past, its friends
predict for ii a future ful Of prosperity and use
fulness. This will be permanent School, the
services of Prof Bishop having been engaged for
five years. TRUSTEES. f n a.
Elijah Cate, John r. Lame
David Neil, Resell Lame
II. L. shults, Greenherry Cate,
J. +. Sherman, f. Lane
W. A. Stephens, DIR. r. s. Lane
John D. Lowry, Jr. ~. III
II. L. SHUTS, See'y and Treqs.
Fountain Hill, Tenn, July s, 1s59-tf-563
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10 Quarter 4" III
:" 10 Eighth rs


In Ordering Tickets or Certificatess
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
gcSt- Purchasers will please write their signn-
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State. -t.
z1Ses Remember that every prize is drawn and
payable in full without deductions
ass~ All prizes Of $1,000 and under paid imme-
diatey after the drawing-other prizes at the usu-
al time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to -
~ - MCKINNEY a CO.,.
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fofAME THE cOMPLA1NANT. BY Ills. so
~ Hcitor, and II appearing totbc salisfacliot ~
ib Clerk ifnm The allegations IN tbs hill which %
sworn ", that the defendant "a fthe
State of Tennessee, II ~ ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, newsilper published IN the town of Athens
,rennesscc, rMuirng tho said non-rosidenfRlo BE-
and appear at the noxttfIn Of the Circuit Court Of
NcMinn county, 70 ~ hold ON the seeond Monday
of August next then aud thera % plead, answer
o.. dcfnul 10 eomplainants petition Or the same
uIltbe tAken ns confessed and aeb for hearing er
j.4A@ 49, "
Witness. John r. soyek clefk fslid codfs %
ONCE IN Aihans, TINS 21,h Jnuc ls59f
JOHN n. SI0yER, Geek.
+ July Z 1882 "a PR ~ - 7tas2. Z
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nag The Cairo Times and Delta char
ges that Ike Morris, Congressman from
Illinois, has been convicted of forgery
and DEMONSTRATING. The paper doesn't
state whether he is a oandidatesfor re-
election.
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TsHE SUBSCRIBER HAS THREE LIKELY
Ii NEGROES to hire--two Negro Men and one
Negro Woman. His Post Office is Facility Nc
Mum county, Tennessee,
July Is, lS59-tf-464 JAMES BRETT.
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J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
TIVE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS INsTI
tuition will commence on Monday, the LIST An
qust 1919
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TFYoU WANT sosE4HINe REALY NICE
Il and cheap in the way Of summer bats, Just call
4 Arm q - o.m9oss. :
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Mount Harmony High School,
For MALES nad Feinnfes.

5TyIfE SIXTH stssIQN OF sTHIs. INsTI-
u tuition Sir open on Monday, tbInly next,
under the supervision Of Mr.. 5. P. HALE and
T1sR7 81. q, Stseitp Of q ieess. payable ore-half
) ~ odsqaee. md pss balpeeaet close Of Session.
spelihG Reo,ls and Writing. q session, $4,000
EHplish Grammar Geogrqphy, Arthmetie,
Declamaton and Composition. 500
Mathematics, Natnral Sciences, Logic, Rbeto-
rie,' defamation and Composition...
fee 25
boarding IN good families, convenisntto the
=, SCHOOL, a week (washing and hghtsextra,) lbs
THE is exclusively IN English School, and bias
for As object theimpntlng Of fferoegh pfoeticaf
Eagiisk EsiNcufioa to the youth Of both sexes and
is situated in neighborhood unsurpassed ferso-.
briefly morality, and freedom from temptations to
dleness and vice. u a .sa,1 - -, =, s
jams FonnEsr Wx,L BunNs,
JAMES Lowry, JSo. D. LcvRY,
~ WI L. Bi6E, - Dksr Lowry.
K e M TsJ. Lowry, i. I - 81 = Trusfefs.
= IunoIIg Ip5Q-l 5f-5Go 10 *. ~
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Conversational Appointments.

Hon. S. A. SMITH and Col. REESE B. BRABsoS,
candidates for Congress in the Third District will
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Wheat.

II WISH TO BUY A SMALL LOT OF PRIME
il White and Red Wheat, to be delivered before
Saturday, tlie 23d July, for which will pay cash
+ july rs j. NJ HENDERSON.