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NSOR SALE--A New Two Horse Wagon, by
H Feb Is s. X. REEDER.
Look at This!

TNO our friends and customers, We have q
l. word to say Your accounts for the
last year are standing against you on our
books, unsettled, and we are compelled to
have money. Will you come up at once and
pay us, SO that our business may move on un-
trammeeda Very truly, yours.
Feb Is robson, SARTAIN 4 co.
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Circuit Court, McMinn county.
Mary N. Massey,
ps ! Petition far Diporer

john T. Massey. J
TN this cause il appearing TO the satisfaction
i Of the Clerk, from the allegations in the
petition, that the defendant, John +. Massey,
Is non resident Of the State Of Tennessee, Il
is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Athens Post,
a newspaper published in the town # Athens,
Tennessee, requiring the said nonresident
defendant to appear at the next term Of the
Circut Court OF McMinn county, to be held
at the Court house in the town Of Athens, on
the second Monday Of April next, and plead.
answer or demur to plaintiffs petition. or the
same will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing er Pdrte.
JOHN F. SLOWER, Clerk.
Feb II. la5g-4t-prs fee x3-542
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TUST RECEIyED-Dr. Parker Pain Pan,
- acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy.
external application infalibe; Macauba and scotc,
Snuff; Hays Lnment; Arabian Liniment; Steel and
Gilt Pens Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IA WIN. BURNS
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Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to me either by Note or Ac-
IN count, can pay me In good well cured Bacon, at
the market price, delivered It Is cured enough
to keep. dec 81 s. X. REEDER
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Notice.
]. IL. Magill & Co..

j. F. Newman.
A ENACTMENT having issued against the
N. estate of defendant in this cause, (for SO
absconding or concealing himsef that the or.
binary process could not be served upon him.
levy made de-. in pursuance of an order en-
tered upon my docket, the said J. +. New.
man is hereby notified to attend at my house,
on the 22d day Of March, 1859, where the
same is returned for trial before me, and de.
fend the said suit, otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with ca parte..
LR. HURST.
Justice ofthe Peace, Ne Ninn county, Tenn.
Feb IL, iS5G-it-prs fee $3-542
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

rVNlIE coparnershp heretofore existing between the
/ undersigned In the name of J. W. Gaut Co., Sa-
vannah, Ga, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent All debts due the late firm be paid to j.
W. Gaut Savannah, and all claims against the same to
be presented to ]. w. Gaut for payment.
J. W. GAUT, Savannah.
Feb /, 1859. r. X. BEARDEN, Macon.
TIME undersigned having associated with him in the
Il Commission PrOduce business, MIR. J. o. DAVIS
of this city, wishes to express his thanks for past
vors, and solicit a continuation of the patronage so
literally bestowed upon the late firm for the new one.
The business will hereafter be conducted in the name
of GAur DAVIS. Having extensive facilities we
hope to merit and receive large share of Tennessee
and upper Georgia business
Feb /, 1851 Respectfully, J.W. GAUT.
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Swcetwater Union Institute,

SWEE7WA7 TER, 7ENNESSEE.
TIME First Session of the Female Department Of
this Institution will commence on Wednesday,
February 10th instant, under the charge of Mrs.
ii. G. COOKE so long successful Teacher mt Athens,
and whose reputation is well known as a Teacher as
to need commentator from the Trustees of this
stitution. The Music Department will be under the
charge OF Prof Cooke, Whose success as n Composer
and Teacher is also fully established Additional Teach.
ers will soon be engaged The rates of Tuition will be
follows:
Primary Glass;. ..................&7,5
Second Glass. ...10,00
Third Glass, 100
Fourth Glass, 1900
Painting, Extra, ........................ 1000
Music, .20,O0
Use OF Piano.. Observation-Disclosures. $50
contingent lee,... LOO
Tuition one half invariably In advance, the balance
at the end of the half Tickets to be had at the
Store of Messrs. Patton & Goddard.
I. 7. LENoIR, HENRY MAYS,
Il. A. TAYLOR, j. II. PATTON,
$. Y. d. WILLIAMS, Board of Trustees.
Feb IL. 1Sbg-tf-b13
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Athens Female College.

VuNHE Spring Session of the College will commence
II on Monday next the 9TH OF February.
The Faculty, now consisting of 1--WE experienced
Teachers complete, that all branches be taught
here usually pursued in any Female College in the
South.
The Rates of Tuition will be heretofore published.
Tickets OF admission must be procured from the Presi
dent Treasurer or Secretary during the first week OF
the session.
is urgently requested that all who design attending
this session should begin without delay.
Il. R0wLEY, Prest.
Athens, Feb. 4, S59-3t-54l
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TIE next Session of LOUDON ACADEMIC INSTI-
4 TuTE will commence on Monday, 7th February,
1859. It Is very desirable that pupils should be In
promptly at the first OF the Session, as deduction
VIII be made for students entering AT any time during
the first month. Feb 4-tf-54i
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More Sad News.

WE now earnestly call upon our custom.
w ers for MONEY. We must have money
by the 10Th of February, and expect it from
them IN 1873. Come forward and shuck
out the cash. BLOOM FORREST.
Fountain Hill, Jan 2S, l859-lm-54O
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CurrenCV Question !

\ + those Who owe me Tor 1888 will call in
l. at my Counting, Room, will be pleased
to discuss the above question with them-so
far as the liquidation of their Notes and Ac
counts are concerned. W. q. WITT.
Eeh 10
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Ho w ard Association,

fuiLADELfHlAs
Beneootent Insttutton, esta0ltshed by special en-
document for The retif of TIE sick and distressed,
GWicfedstciM Hyutent and Epidemic Diseases.
iE Howard Association, In view Of the wful destruc.
tion of human life caused by Sexual Diseases, and
the receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, charitable act worthy
this class of diseases, In all their forms, and give
Medicdt ddcice gratis to all who apply by letter. with
description Of their condition. Gage, occupation, hab
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE Il is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skin Of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association, In their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended the abors of their Surgeons in the OF Sper-
matorrh~a, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhda, elect,
syphilis, the vice of 0nanisn Self Abuse, -Nnases
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C.
ance OF the same plan for the 81
The Directors, on a review
that their labors In this spll
have been OF great benefit to-
to the young, and they have re
selves, with renewed zeal to
much drspised cause.
An admirable Report on Spa
Weakness, the vice OF 0nanisH
Abuse, and other diseases Ct the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent Bydgl,(in &yeed
envelope free of charge, on the receipt otwo stamps
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the nature
and treatment of Sexual Diseases, diet, &c. are con-
stany being published for gratutous distribution, and
will be sent to the afflicted Some Of the remedies
and methods OF treatment discovered during the last
year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. sKILLIN
H0uGiIToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order of the Directors.
EzRA d. lIEARrwELL, President.
| Ggo. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. Jan 2s-ly-5i0
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FEVER AND AGUE.

This trying and provoking disease, which fixes iu
relentless grasp on the body Of man, reducing him to
q mere shadow in short space Of time and rendering
him physically and mentally useless, can be defeated
and driven from the bodv NV the u,e Of uOsTrTTEWs
RENowNED nITTERs, purther, snv q, ,he aho,,
,.te disease, can not he contracted when sxno,e 70
.nv orsinarv Condition, nrosucng them n tbs Ritter,
- ,.o, :. .,,-...,.rs Az =. i, ,.,,,.- -.
nausea nor oaends the palate and rendering uuneccs
'ary any change of diet interruption to usual pur
SUITS but promotes sound sleep and healthy digestion,
the complaint Is thus removed as speedily as is con-
u's.ns WIN 'ne p'0uu''0'' vi 'NO'0usA anu pe'ma
r. p.. =: .su.a
e su"ns nUn, AZ en.e,u ,,"'uon an'
.niia "ouy' ..''' D".''' "'e .''a'u"''e Us !e'o's
i've Oh suength anu Visor ana needs only 70 pe tieu
10 be appreciated And to q mother while nursing,
tbe.s Ritters are indsnepsab,e e.eca,iv WHARF m.
-, r.
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administrators Sale

administrators Sale,
TNIlE Personal Property w.
i estate of Hezeki6
will be sold, at
county, on
next, and 81
property consfs>
Mules Wagons, Oxen,l1l
Farming Implements, including H'Ise~4
Mower Threshers, Produce, &C., DC.
TERMS "A credit of twelve months will be
given on all sums over Five Dollars, with in
terest after six months. Note with approved
security will be required.
J. b. COOKE and | Ado,,,
II. f. COOKE, "a'' o.
Feb Is, lS59-4t-543
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Susan Z. Quartermus, by her next friend Mar
tin A. Cullar,
w. J Quartermus.
TPetition far Diporce. |

T7tTtIt0H T0T UtU0Fce'J
TT appearing from the allegations Of the
i petition filed in this cause, that the de.
PENDANT W. Quartermus is n convict, con
fined in the Penitentiary Of the State OF Ten
nessee, it is therefore ordered that pnllica-
ton be made in the Athens Post for four sue
cessive weeks, requiring :he said defendant
to appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court to be held for Roane county, at tho
Court house in Kingston, on the first Monday
of March next, then and there TO plead, an.
swer or demur to said petition. or the zane
will he taken ms confessed against him and
set for hearing or parte
W. S. PATTON, Clerk.
Jan %, lS59-4t-prs fee So $40
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Ave a committee of two, three, or four, like as the
prayer and preaching meetings conducted at the
Blue Springs schoolhouse in 1884. take encourage
ment from my little search for union. That be al
lowed the laws Of language to explain Scripture
as Is common for other writngs that the only
cilable mode for baptism Is standing, with much WATER
and such being able to discern the Lords body, and
with sensible delight; and the applicability of Mat.
9Th CHI Cd 3D. 4th, 5 9th and It'll verses, as the sub
ject of the kingdom which the God OF heaven has set
up, invariably should commune together.
3ts JOHN DOUGLASS.
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chaser required to give bond and approved
security, and lien retained on the Land un
til the purchase money is paid.
s. G. NORWOOD, C. d NJ.
Feb IS, ls59-3t-prs fee ss,2O-543
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BLACKSMITHING,

gUyIIE subscribers would respectfully announce to
ii the citizens of ATHENS and surrounding country,
that they have taken the SHOP forme ly occupied by
Moses Sweeney, ESQ., and have secured the services OF
competent workmen where they will be pleased to
tend to any work In the Backsmihing line that may
be presented They promise that all Jobs shall be done
in substantial and worknanlike manner, and at the
time promised--and as cheap for Cash as can be
done at any other Shop.
Special attention TO Cash orders.
Jan 2s-tf-5l0 AMBROSE GAUT.
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W. &. WITT 4 CO.
IUAvE jsst received u lot Of fashionable Cashmere
ii ii Hats, Spring style. April 10
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u
Meetings and their com rdbkeness aoih Temperance
Societies. and ho,o conducted, dc.
At Blue Spring school-house, March eth; at Beth
salem, April 3d. at Dxon's Schoohouse, the 10th;
and at John SHADOWS school-hous the Finland /
hope no offence fQz@s tasay will take pleasure in
accommodating q
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Chancery Sale of Valuable Land.

N obedience to an order of the Chancery
l. Court at pikeylle.- Blelsoe county, Ten.
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O.. M'cLuSa, FIJI N'cLuSo,
r. NJ. McLuN0. NJ. M'cLUNG
MCCLUNG & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 40 Gay Street,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,
A RE now receiving, and will have In store by the
IN 10Th january, nst the largest and best assert.
ed stock Of
Groceries, Wines, LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ever offered In East Tennes.
see-conssting in part of the following articles which
had here or delivered from any other market:
500 hhds. Sugar-Choice prime and fair;
800 bills Clarified Sugar;
200 " Crushed do;
$50 d" Powdered do;
90 " Loaf do;
700 bags Rio Coffee;
200 4" Laguayra Coffee;
100 " Java Coffee;
200 bbls. New Orleans Molasses;
200 " Sugar House do;
100 half bbls Sugar House do;
100 quarter bbls. Golden Syrup;
500 Kegs Wheeling Nails;
400 boxes Star Candles;
25 " Sperm Candles;
800 " Palm and Family Soap;
90 " CASTLE Soap;
800 4" Tobacco;
200 :" Smoking Tobacco;
10000 Cigars;
rs tierces Rice;
20 bags Pecans;
30 " English Walnuts;
$50 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 Candy;
10 cases Sardlnes;
$50 boxes NJ. r. Raisins;
$50 " Layer do;
10 bbls. Brazil Nuts;
50 boxes Flaskr;
100 Glass Tumblers;
100 doz. Zinc Wash Boards;
90 " Assorted Bemijohns;
800 gross Backing;
1000 kegs White Lead;
200 +" /" Zine;
100 bbls. Linseed Oil
% boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
10 kegs Shot;
10 " Bar Lead;
30 boxes Starch;
8 ceroons Indigo;
8 casks Nader;
25 bags Pepper;
20 I" AlIspice
rs 4" Ginger;
8 cases Nutmegs;
5 bags Gloves;
8 case, Mace
200 mats Cassia;
% bbls. Copperas;
25 " EPSON Salts;
40 legs Salt Petre;
20 bbls. birthstone;
20 Alum;
200 casks Sup. Carb. Soda;
200 drums Figs;
5 cases Pruns;
90 bags Almonds;
rs bbls. Lard Oil;
25 Tanners Oil;
so half pipes Pure Brandes;
25 quarter pipes Pure Brandes;
2pipes Holland Gin-pure;
8 " Jamaica Rum-pure;
2puncheont Irish Whisky;
200 bbs. Monongahela Whisky;
100 Bourbon do;
80 White do;
20 quarter casks MADEIRA Wine;
20 :" " Port do;
rs cases Claret.
600 Baskets and Boxes Champagne,
and all other articles to be found in arst class
Wholesale Grocery House.
The above Goods were purchased with great care
MoCLUNG 4 co.
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan 81, ls59-Gm-539
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Circuit Court or N oas county

Emily Taylor,
as, y Petition for OTp0ree.
Francis X. Taylor.
TT appearing from the nllega, ions Of the
i petition filed in this cause, tlnt the de-
PENDANT Francis X Taylor rs a nonresident
Of the State of Tennessee, il is therefore or.
dered that publication be made in the Athens
Post for four successive weeks, requiring the
said defendants to appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court, to be held for the county
of Roape, at the Court. house in Kingston, on
the frat Monday Of March next. then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said pc.
tition or the came will be taken as confessed
against him and set for hearing er pdrfe.
VS.. PATTON, CIerk.
Jan %. ls5a-It-prs fee Ss-54O
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5,4s5 trizes, amounting Recommendation
IVhoie Tickets $lo-Ldtpes5-Q Quarters IN.
eW- Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receivingi II.
CerDcdtesV Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
10 Half " ,...,,, 40
10 Quarter " ........ 90
10 Eighth ........ 10
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Opposition State Convention, 29th
of March.

After full consultation with many of our
friends in various parts of the State, it has
been deemed most expedicnt to fix the
29M Of March next as the most eligible
time for holding Convention of the OPP
position to Democracy in this State. In
compliance, therefore, with its sentiments,
we hereby announce that day as the ap-
pointed time for the assembling of that
body and take this occasion to urge upon
our friends in every County in the State
to call primary meetings on the first Mon
day of February or March, to appoint del
egates to said Convention. Let there be a
full representation.
He- Newspapers friendly to the propos-
ed movement are requested to give the
above conspicuous place in their columns
until the day appointed for the Conven-
ton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
oppos,tion Convention.

We are authorised to say that there will
be meeting Of the opposition, in Stewart
County, at Dover, on the first Monday in
February, to appoint delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention, to be held in Nash
vile on the second Monday in March, and
also to tbs State Convention at she same
place, on the Goth Of March. And whilst
on this subject, we will venture to urge
the opposition in Dixon, Choatham, Rob-
ertson and Montgomery to do likewise
Only short time for action remains, and
We trust the true hearted friends of Ten
nessee and the Cnion-the lovers of law
and order, the doyotees of principles,
rather than the slaves of party, will spare
noeffort to be ready for the important
contest now SO near at hand. 1t is a pain
ful reflection that the purer and more con-
sentative political elements will not firm
ly cohere through the force of affinity,
whilst their opposites feel that force in all
its,power, and are ever ready, as one man,
to present solid body in the hour of con-
fict. The maxim, that there is strength
in union, is fully appreciated by the loco
focos but its meaning and its wisdom
are alike lost upon those who see and feel
the wrongs and degradation to which tie
country is subjected, but will not unite to
APPLY sthe remedy. For years, this want
of union has enabled locofocoism to rob
the Treasury, debaso public morals, and
pervert our institutions; but now, there
is brighter prospect before US, and with
a union of the opposition, success is cert
tain and to be followed by regeneration
of the whole country-socially and po-
litically. Then to work! Work, not as
mercenaries for the plumber, but as patri-
OTIS, for the honor and prosperity of our
common country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
STH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Nominating Convention.

In accordance with the suggestions of
our correspondent at Dover, and similar
suggestions from friends in Montgomery
and Robertson, we hereby announce that q
Convention of delegates from the various
counties in this Congressional District, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for
Congress, will be held in this city on
Monday, The I4h dGyo March neat. Our
friends are earnestly requested to send full
delegations to this Convention.
The delegates to this Convention from
Davidson, Robertson and Montgomery
will also be entrusted with the duty OF
nominating a candidate for floating repre-
sentative of said counties in the next
General Assembly.
The delegates &c said Convention from
the counties of Montgomery, Robertson
and Stewart will also be entrusted with
the duty of nominating a candidate for
State Senator to represent said counties in
the next General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Banner
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Correspondence Of the Bannerl
EIGHTH CONGR ESSI OG L DIS
TRICT--CONVENTION.

MEssRs. EDIToRs As the time approa-
ches for the next election in our State, we
have seen the names Of various gentle
men mentioned in connexion with the
nomination for Congress by the American
party Of thisf Congressionai District. We
have been pleased to observe the array of
talent and ability presented to the Ameri-
cans from whom to select their standard
bearer in the coming contest and we do
not think we have seen the name of any
gentleman yet proposed who would not re-
feet honor upon himself and his constit-
uency, if selected for the position. But as
there are many from whom to select,it be-
hooves our friends to act cautiously that
there may be engendered no i'll feeling be-
tween the friends of the different aspi-
rants; for if we expect to succeed in elect
ing our candidate, our party must be unit,
and no man must fly off on account of in
dividual preferences or disappointed am
bition. When a candidate is selected we
trust all the opposition to the Democracy,
will hail his nomination with unanimity
of feeling that shall prove sure omen of
success. This can be done, and we trust
that each one of our friends will deter
mine it shall. If we do this, success is
certain. In order therefore, that harmony
in our ranks may be promoted and success
placed beyond doubt,we propose, Messrs
Editors, that a convention Of the opposi-
ton to Democracy be held in the city Of
Nashville on Monday the 18th of March
next, for the purpose of nominating can
didate for Congress from the counties of
Davidson, Robertson, Cheatham, Dickson,
Stewart and Montgomery, also, that the
counties Of Robertson, Montgomery and
Stewart nominate a candidate for Senator
And thot our Davidson, Robertson and
Montgomery county friends, can at the
the same time and place, if they choose,
select them candidate for Floater. This
time we believe will be satisfactory to
each district, Congressional, Senatorial
and Floaterial. Our friends in the
different counties can canvass the mat
ter and appoint their delegates at Feb
ruary or March Court. Our candidates
would have time to grid themselves for
the fray and glorious victory would at
tend them.
Stewart County, Jan II. CIVIS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
reA. Some of the anti. Leeompton ed

Es9. Some Of the anti-Leeompton edi-
tors, of the North, express dissatisfaction
at the presence of Douglass in the late Ad-
ministratiou caucus, They think he should
have manifested more independence and
sclf-respect after the bitter persecution he
has suffered at the hands of the President
and his tools; but they forget that in a
contest for Office sclfrespect is a dead
weight, and the little giant is too shrewd
a politician to carry it, Slidell and Jones
have brought him fully up to the test, and
he stands il like a genuine ofice-seek-
ar
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-01-28
Weekly Rerie,o of the Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES CUPP EN7
CLANKsvrLLr ChrOniele 0@oe,)

GAINESVILLE Chronicle OGee,)
Jan. 20, 1859
Groceries have been very active the past week
and most of the leading articles have advanced,
and still have an upward tendency. We notice
late dispatches from New Orleans, quoting an nd
vance on Sugar, Coffee and Molasses. There las
been but little doing in Tobacco. Il will be pote
ed by our quotations below that Wheat has adj
vanced.
SueAR.-The Sugar market is firm, at about l5c.
advance. We quote as follows; Fair, " to 73/.
Prime, to 81.
COFFEE Fair TO Prime 1914 to I2ySc, with an up
ward tendency.
MoLAssEs Owing to the late advances in New
Orleans, this article has advan,e cd here about Sc.
per gallon. We quote P ims in Bills at SO 10 40.
REFINED SUGARs--Powdered and crushed have
advanced 4 cent, l315 10 ID is the ruling rates
Clarified, Toto II.
CANDLEs-We retain our last weeks quo.ati ops
say-Star, 90 to 22c, summer mould 1917 TO
141S.
LAno-sOme large lots have been bought up by
spectators ut lie.
WHEAT.-We notice an advance in this article
We quote Prime led 9Oc Prime White 100
WHsKEY --Rectified has advanced TO 81 cents.
Robertson County Csc.
NALs.--S3 50t0s 90 forl0d, good brands.
CHFEsE.-W. r. SIC; Nutmeg 10 Ola.
RA'sSs.--M R. 50 for boxes; Layer So 50 for
boxes.
RIcE Prime Carolina to exc.
M..g