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JOHN cox.


Four Years old.
|VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHA-
Il sed the celebrated Jack, JOHN cox, will
stand him the ensuing season, from LIST March till
june 10th, at Samuel Henderson's, 81 miles South
east of Athens, at the following rates: For Mares
Sio the season, $3.50 to insure; Jennetts $25 the
seasons to insure, $50 for Jennett colt and $35 for
Jack. If the property is traded before ascertain
cd to be with foal, the is responsible for tho
season. @ ~ ''
All possible care will be taken to prevent acct
dents, but no liability for any that may happen.
PEDIGREE.--Sired by Old Mammoth; and dam,
Old Imported Black Warrior. 80
S. p. HENDERSON.
WIN. D. SMITH.
Feb. rs, 1S59-tlOi-544.
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Mouse Creek M ale and Female Academy
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal.

Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal
Miss MOLLIE II. RIGGIN, Assistant.
vUyIIE FOURTH SESSION Of this Institution will com.
ii mence on Monday, Sd January, 1859.
RATES OF TUITION, per Session Of 90 ,oeeks:
Spelling Reading Writing and Arithmetic. 500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
sition and Defamation. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mathematics Natural Sciences, and the above, 90
Latin Grammar and Reader, ................12,O 90
One half of tuition in advance, and the balance at
the close of the Session.
Contingent fee, in advance, cts.
Boarding, In good houses convenient to the School.
(washing and lights extrn,) q week, ......f1 rs
No deduction for lost time except in OF protract
ed sickness.
For Tickets apply to J. II. MsgilI, Treasurer.
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal, Is q graduate OF Ma
ryvle College, East Tennessee.
Miss MoILIE II. RIGGIs is graduate of Bolivar Pe-
male Academy Madsonville, Tennessee.
JAMES WILSON, Sec'y Of Board.
Mouse Creek, McMnn co., Dec IT, ls5s-tf534
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THE LARGE KENTUCKY JACK,
TELEGRAPH.

WILL stand the ensuing season at my stable four
w and n half miles outh-west Of Madisonvie,
commencing LIST March and ending last of June, and
will serve Mares at $40 the and Jennets $40,
with the privilege of Spring and FALL payable first day
OF November next. Or, $40 for Jack colt or 325 for
Jennet colt, by insurance, payable when the fact is
ascertaned or property parted with.
also have a CULTIvATOR AND BUZZARD HORSE,
four years old seventeen hands high and well put
up. He will stand mt $40 the season, with the same
privilege and payable at time. All will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be accounta
bic for any. JOHN SCRUGGS.
PEDIGREE-Telegraph is five years old this Spring
fifteen hands inch high under the standard, with.
out shoes was sired by Marriage Mammoth, which is
celebrated Jack by old Mammoth the most neble Jack
in Kentucky Of his day. Marriage Mammoth, when
about twelve years OF age, sold for $500. The dam
of Telegraph was by Levathan, Of the best Jacks
of the State; he by old Mammoth. The said Jack is
foa getter, so far he has been tried, having
made but one season. JACOB EMBRY.
November go, 1885,
Ihave been at considerable expense in procuring the
above stock-the Jack costing $1,000; and as l limit
Jack and Horse to fifty each, every one has a fair
chance for colt. trust that liberal public will call
aud examine for themselvesand patronze the stock IL
they think they are worthy. JOHN SCRUGGS.
Feb. A. 1S59-tes-641
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CATLIN.

mn * FINE YOUNG JACK, CATLIN, WILL
1Nl- stand the present season Mt the stable Of
Judge JOHN Il. BRDGEs, at ATHENS, commencing
18th March and ending 30th June. VIII DO limited
to 20 mares, at $40 the season, payable invariably
mt limo of first service. ~
DESCRIPTION, PEDIGREE, &c-CArL,s
will be four years old 9Th July next--color black
with mealy nose and belly-vcry large, of fine
fern, great length, and of remarkably large bone;
was sired by Young Catlin, (raiscd by Brutus Clay
OF Bourbon county, ky.,) and he by imported Cat
I'm, Satlin dam was also raised in Kentucky, and
is an unusually fine and large animal.
This animal has no SUPERIOR MS believe, in tho
State. brought him here more with tn. view to
raising an improved stock than for gain, and have
and shall continue to limit him to such number of
mares as shall give breeders the bsst possible
chance to secure progeny.
Farmers and breeders who take an interest in
and desire to breed to first class stock are invited
to look at him. lie will speak for himself.
M. A. HELM,
Feb. is, 1s59-3m* McMinn co., Tenn.
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Sale Of Land.

Isaac FyGe, and William Meo and wife Sarah B.
b.. t.t Nee, Hutt tu
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HUMPHREYS HOUSE,
H. Knoxville. Tenn.

ET AS leased for term Of years the large Brick
n II Building just completed for n Hotel, situated
within few yards OF the Passenger Platform fronting
the Dcpo OF both the East Tennessee and Georgia and
East Tennessee and Virginia Rail Roads, about the
distance from ench-aDd much nearer and more con-
venient to the Road than any other Hotel, besides
saving Of Hack or Omnibus hire.
Passengers who wish to take the Stage for Montvae
Springs to Kentucky by Of Clinton, will he cali
ed for promptly, every departure for either place, by
the Stages. ..s
The Proprietor does not think II say he
has kept a Public House any where as sometimes old
documents are dangerous things. lie Is determined
making this comfortable House for those who may
give him a call. July 3i-tf-iG2
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,
Mind isOnyille. Tenn.

THE Winter Session of this popular institution for tina
L education OF Young Ladies. will commence on the
18th day of september-Profs NJ GAINES, Principal,
with a competent corps of assistants.
The course Of instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the most celebrated institutions
Of learning in our country. Those who would consult
economy invited to examine rates before send.
ing their daughters elsewhere. Diplomas conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent.
For further particulars please see Catalogues, which
will be sent application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON, on.
j. CorFIs, Sec. Aug IS, 1s5s-tf-5l6
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NOTICE.
EXECuTORS' SALE.

WILL BE SOLD (FOR DISTRIBUTION
w among the hcirs) Mt the late residence of
Capt. ID. H. Knox, in Bradley county, Tennessee,
10 the highest bidder. on Tuesday the 30th day of
August next, and succeeding days until sold,
all the REAL AND Personal PROPERTY
belonging to said estate. comprising of the
most valuable and desirable Farms in East Ten
nessee containing. by estimation, One Thousand
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, more or less;
about Five Hundred Acres of River Bottom. clear
cd and in high state of cultivation, and about
One Hundred Acres of good Up Land, the remain
der well timbcrcd and watered. A fine Brick
Mansion and all necessary buildings, in good
repair, upon the premises. said Farm is situated
upon the IIiwassce River. about six miles above
the East Tennessee Georgia Rail Road, and i'm
mediatey on the main stock road leading from
Kentucky to the State of Georgia. Onc-ifth of
the purchase money viii be required paid down,
the remainder in two equal payments, on ono and
two years time the last note to draw interest after
the first twelve months-pnrchascr required to
give bond and security, and lien retained upon
the Land for the purchase money. 81 9se 3
Also, ut the same time and place. will be sold
SEVENTEEN LIKELY NEGROES, consisting
of men, women aud children. Said Negroes will
be sold on a credit Of twelve months, purchaser
required to give bond ami approved security and
n lien will also be retained upon said Negroes for
the purchase money.
At the same time and place will he sold, on a
credit of twelve months, purchaser giving bond
and approved security, twelve head Of Mules and
Horses, twenty-five head Of Stock Cattle, two
yoke of Oxen, QUO hundrel and twenty-five head
Of Hogs, more or less, twenty or thirty head of
Sheep, lot of Corn and Wheat, one Two-horsc
Carriage. a fine lot of Forming Utensils consist
ing of Wagons. Harness, Ploughs, Gearing, Reap
or, Thrcsher, Blacksmith Tools. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, aud various other articles too
tedious to mention. All sums under twenty dol
lars cash will be required.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to iile them, duly authenticated, and
all indebted are requested to come forward and
make settlement. JAMES NJ. KNOX,
c. c. KNOX,
WILLIAM KNOX,
JAMES PARKS.
Executors Of Ds,rid u. Amor, decd.
March 4, lS50-tds-5i5 - -
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Land for Sale.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing $50 Acres, about 100 Acres cleared, and about
so of good Land to clear, the balance well timber
ed--lies well, well improved and excellent water
Tho Farm is situated in healthy section of coun-
try, five miles West Of Tellico Plains, and ono
mile North of j. A. Peck's Store, Monroe county,
Tennessee. Payments in instalments to suit tho
hardness of the times. MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Jan. IA, 1S50-tf-53S M
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Fount n Hill Male and Female Academy,

FOUNTAIN HILL, McMiNN co., I.Ns.
Z J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
Miss NJ. s. BISHOP, lnstructress in French and Eng
V,IlE THIRD SESSION Of this Institution will COM
L mence Monday, the Sd OF January, 1859
RATES OF TUITION PsR SESSION OF 81 WEEKS,
Payable onehaf In advances balance al close session.
photography Reading Writing and Arithmetic, 800
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History, Com
position and Defamation, S,00
Physiology, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry, and
the higher branches Of Mathematics, ..........lo,00
Latin, Greek French, and Bellies Letters. .120O
Boarding in good families, convenient to the Acade-
my, (washing and lights extra) S1,25 per week. IT,
Is very desirable that all who design entering as pupils
be present the first day Of the session. No student
admitted for less than half session, and no deduction
for lost time except In OF protraccd sickness
No student admitted without ticket from H. u. Shuts,
Treasurer. "a. .r. I....
The undersg ned, Trustees OF Fountain Hill Academy,
are happy to announce to the public that, after fair
experiment, they say with confidence that the nd
vantages afforded by this Institution to students de-
string thorough or business education, are not eS.
celed by those of similar institution. The plan OF
instruction is substantially the that pursued at
Emory and Henry College Va, where the Principal
having been educated by who spent many years Of
her life among that people, Is thoroughly prepared to
teach the pronun citation OF that language, in which
| teachers are generally SO deficient
There is in connection with this Institution Literary
Society and well selected Academical Library, both
Of which afford advantages of superi kind. In ad-
don to these, the advantages OF location recommend
this Institution very highly to those desiring to send or
Creek Depot, surrounded by beautiful grove, and
excellent spring Judging from the past, its friends
predict for It future full OF prosperity and usefulness
| ELIJAH CATE, DAVID Neil,
| II Il. SuULrs, Trustees.
| Fountain Hill, Dec 81, 1s5s-tf-536
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CLIFFORD MORGAN

HHrILI stand the present season at the stable of
w John l.. bridges, Esq, Athens, McMinn county,
Tennessee, Mt Twenty Dollars due at the time OF put
ngnnd will be limited positively to sixty Mares II
col In the Spring, the mare be returned for the
Fall free of charge The will commence
9TH March and end 9th Jnly. $50. ~
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.
Clifford Morgan was sired by Young Morgan Of YER
mont; he by old Clifford OF New lIampshre he by
woodbury; and he by old Justin Morgan: His dam
was sired by Green Mountain; he ny old Clifford he by
Woodbury.; and he by old-Justn Morgan. The da Of
Young Morgan sired by Billy Root Comet; he by
Sherman Mosgan; and he by old Justin Morgan.
Clifford Morgan is very dark dapple chestnut eight
years old eth May last sixteen hands high white
about HIN except small star-wll weigh 1915 to 1900
pounls--cempactly made, Of fine honeywell broke to
harness-a Horse Of fine form, style and action-has
made as good time in harness any Horse in the
South, for which the stock are celebrated In 1ss3he
received the hrstbremum at the New York State Fair
Utica; IN 1854 he received the first premium at the
Hartford County Fair, Connecticut, and again In 1855
the first premium was awarded him at the State Fair
New Haven Connecticut. The sire and dam of clifford
were both wei, broke to harnessaniias OF fine form,
superior style and action The sire has made his mile
In harness to light wagon In 2.b4consdered great
roadster, as well as the dam
This Horse clifford has been procured Mt considera-
Bile expense and trouble, with the view Of improving
the stock of the country. Great pains taken in
the selection. He has the character OF being sure
oai getter His colts are dne and usually took premi
at the Fairs North--could not be bought at two
years old for from $3.50 to $500 This stock OF Horses
originated In Vermont, and have character for
docy qutetness In harness. and endurance STYLE ac-
tion and fast going, than any other stock Horses
the Unified statessel more readily and for finer prices.
Clifford is what his pedigree purpors him to be. II any
gentleman doubts II, have the evidence 10 exhibit
For sire Of Justin Morgan the reader Ia referred
D. O. Lindsay's Essay Morgan orses-see page
for dam see page 1926. For Woodbury., page 1856. For
old Clifford, see pages 2s4 and 49, For Sherman Nor.
gan, page $40. For Billy Root Comet, page 271
For Green Mountain, 2S2.
kV- Mares from distance will be kept at a reason
able price, All will be taken 10 prevent accidents
but In no case will we be liable for any.
Il JACKSON, HELM 4 BRIDGES.
Athens, Tennessee, Feb 20. 1s59-3m-545
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL
FOR ALL
Bowel Diseases,

DOWel diseases.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUs,
DiARRhGA,' e SiGSs iSFasruM.
AMMAN aDapTF Io' m WY nrsr,crc
Of FEJf1LES, M0ST ESPECi !; AiIY PdfE IiSii'
NENSTR "a TON
THE virtues ofJACoB's CORDIALare too well known
to require encomiums.
LIST. 1t cures the worst cases of Diarrhua.
I'd. 1t cures the worst forms Of Dysentery.
Sd. II cures California or Mexican Diarrhua.
4th II relieves the severest Collie.
9th. It cures Cholera Morbus.
9th. 1t cures Cholera Inantum. .... ..r
1th. II cures Painful Menstruation..
Sth. 1t relieves Pain In the Back and Lone.
9th. 1t counteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10th. 1t restores Irregularities.
18th. 1t dspels Gloomy and IIysterical Feelings.
18th. IT'S an Admirable Tonic.
A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, TEST.
MONIALS, &c.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and have
found it most efficient, and in my judgment, valua
BILE remedy. Hon. HIRAM wARSER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia."
at gives me pleasure in being able to recomu end
Jacobs Cordial my own personal experience, and the
experience OF my neghbors and friends around me- 10
sufficient guarantee for to believe II to be all that It
purports to be, viz: SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
Wa. n. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge OF Superior Court Cherokee Circuit"
~ take great pleasure in recommending this invalua-
BILE medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for
which believe 1t to be sovereign remedy-decidedly
superior to any thing else ever tried by me.
Deputy q. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia."
"Ihave used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and this
with all hear about 1t a remedy by those who have
tried it, induces to believe that II stands at the
OF every preparation Of the kind, and woud recon-
mend Its In the diseases for which II Is compound
ed. MILES G. DoBnINs
Cashier of the Bank of the State Of Georgia Grimm
'If there is any credibility in human testimony ia.
cobs Cordial must stand pre- eminent above all other
preparations for the of Bowel Diseases Prom the
mass OF testimony In its favor coming in from all quar-
tiers, it must be in advance a
of most II not all other "patent" preparations.
A. FLENTSo,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Grifin."
'This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity a,
fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia and
gaining commentator wherever used."- Georgia Jef
fersonidn, May 1911, 1858.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians, supplied by
J. ASHlIURsT,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, OAarieston.
July 16-1y-512
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May Q. 1s59-4t-prs fee $500 ~ TIT'-T
Valuable Lands and Mills for sale

VIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ENGAG-
Il cd in the Coal and Lumber business, and be-
ing DESTROYS to wind up all old business and rive
his undivided attention to the new-thercfore he
wishes to sell all his Lands at Philadelphia. to-
gether with his MILLS, &c. To those ACQUAINTED
with the property it needs no putting strangers
wii nave 70 examine 1t to know lis value. 4 will
only say that there is no other Farm and water.
Power SO conveniently situated on the East Ton.
nessee and Georgia Railroad.
JOHN STANFIELD.
Philadelphia, Tenn, Jan. IA, '59-tf.5ss. N
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New ooodsl--As Cheap Is Anybody
oTHsON a. WEBSTER.

TTAvE RECEIVED AND OPENED THEIR
III supply of. SPRING, AND SUMMER
GUUDN' The stock is general, embracing good
assortment Of Dress Goods, Bonncts, Trimmings,
Goods for Gentlemens Wear In great variety,
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes together with every thing else usunlly kept
10 a Retail Dry Goods Store-to an examination
Of all which they invite tho public generally
Give them a call, and they will sell you Goods as
low ms you can buy them ut any other house in
Athens.
lss- All Mcrchantablo Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods, at the highest market
pr;ces - April s
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Groceries.

1.e Groceries.
I'D = HHDs, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
l&eD $50 hbls. Clarified and Crushed do;
500 bags Rio Coffee;
100 hhss. Molassss;
zoo bbls. Porto Rico Syrup aud s. II. Syrup;
1 900 kegs Nails, all sizes;
goo boxes Tobacco. all grades;
200 boxes AdAmantine Candles;
80 tierces Rice. 400. 80. ~
Also large stock OF all articles In the Grocery line
which invite the attention Of the Tennessee trade
All conaEnments Of Produce will receive very best
WILCOX, HAND 4 ANsLEY,
=, June 1s-1y-50s augusta Georgia.
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PIANO FORTES.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
n new stock of Elegant Pianos from the old
est and most responsible manufactures of the
North.
These instruments are for sale at Swectwatcr.
Doe. 3, lS57-tf-i2S. II. q. COOKE.
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Just Received,

Just Received,
I BARREL LINSEED OIL;
l. l g Train Oil;
! SPIT. Turpentine; rr
Can Damar Varnish;
16 Kegs White Lead in Oil, purc;
so lbs. Dry White Lead;
so lbs. Red Lead;
Chrome Greene in Oil;
Ultra Marine Blue; Blue Smalts;
Concentrated Lye.
A supply of Medicine of various kinds.
VIM. BURNS.
Athens, March 4, 1885,
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A CARD.

TIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BOUGHT
Il the interest of Jos. o. Davis, in the firm Of
Gaut Davis, is prepared to prosecute the Pro-
duce and Commission Business with increased en-
orgy and facility, and wcrld respectfully ssk
continuation of the patronage Of the public, so
literally bestowed upon the late firms Of J. W.
Gaut Co., and Gaut 4 Davis. ......r,
]. w. GAUT, 95 Bay street
Savannah, Ga, April LIST, 1S59-55l. 1.t 7
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BENTON HOTEL,
MEIGs HOUSE,

VHNIE undersigned would respectfully In form his old
a friends aud the public, that he has removed to the
lnrge Tavern uurr iufmerIy occupied Dy james I'm
lard Esq where he solicits continuation OF his old
patrons and share OF the patronage Of the public in
general Please call and Judge for yourselves.
Dec "a, '5S-tf-535 VIM. NJ. ROGERS.
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WE HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF LA
wv dies Collars, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons,
Hdkfs, Hosiery and Gloves together with Flow
ers, Fans, Dress Buttons Combs, Hair Pins, Para
soils, Hoop Skirts and we can't tell how many 9TH
or things-call and see them,
April 8 robson, RICE 4 co.
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Saddle, Bride and Harness Mandatory

Saddle, Bride and Harness Mandatory
Vest Side Of the Public Square.
fuNHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the
public generally for the very liberal patronage he
has heretofore received and hopes by industry perse
yerance and attention to his business to merit
tinuance OF the same.
He keeps constantly on hand an assortment OF Sad
dies Brides, Carriage and Buggy Harness, and every
thing else in that line, made by the best Of workmen
He would also inform his friends that he has just
opened lot of Saddery, such as Enameed Leather,
Hog-skins for seating. Pad Skins, Morocco, Patent
Leather, Srrup Irons, Bride Bits ne assortment,
Mule Bits Buckets, Swaps Whips for Two Horse Wsg-
on Harness, Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon, Sad
die Trees, &C., &c, all OF which he offers acoommo-
dating terms. All orders punctually attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Athens, April 0, 1s5s-tf-3o4 FL rB
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NOTICE.

u COMMITTED TO JAIL, IN THE TOWN
KH of Washington, Rhea county, Tennessee, on
~ the 10th inst. one Negro Boy, who says his
name is Dick. and says he was run of from
~ Barbersville Knox county, Kentucky, by
man, he says, who passed by three different names.
lie says he was taken somewhere in the South, he
does not know whore, and run away from negro
yard. Said boy is about As years old, bald hcad-
3D. about feet or inches high, two teeth out
in front, will weigh about $50 pounds, of dark
copper color, his little finger on his left hand is
stif-no other marks visible. Tho owner is re-
quested to come forward, provo property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs na
L. L. RUDD, Tailor.
March 4, 1s50-tf-545s
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Groceries I

r HAVE ON HAND GOOD STOCK OF sU-
Il gar, Coffee, Molasses, and Kings Salt Tin bbs.
and sacks) and for sale cheap for cash, or in e.
change for Bacon sides. -r f.iT.4
April J. NJ. HENDERSON,
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ft. Land for Sale. e.,.rl
Jesse and Wiley o. Martin, Executors Of Josiah
Martin, deceased,

The Widow and Creditors of said decedeut 10
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL ORDER
1859, of tho Chancery Court at Decatur, Tonnes.
see, will, on the premises, ON Saturday the 18th
day Of june next for cash in hand, sell, to the
highest bidder, all the reversionary interest Of de-
cedent Of. in and to 200 Acres Of land, ore or
less, in Meigs county, and State aforesaid, bsiux
the Lands whereon the mother of the deceased,
(Jnne Martin) now resides as dover ASSIGNED ~
her out Of the Lands of Jesse Martin, dscsas,d.I
MS his widow, and being the one-tenth in value Of
said Land 80 encountered by dover IA aforesaid ~
noiiainuil g, ", MCKENZIE, O. d. M.,e.rtl
Per W. L. MoKNLEy, D. @. 4 y.
May 20, 1S59-tds-prs fee $f,SO-556 1'H' On
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Hats! Hats!

ID OBESON, RICE co. HAVE MORE
III Hats, and better ones, and at lower prices,
than they have ever been offered in this market
April