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Per Steamer Wesser,

Vienaa, July 3.---The Piedmontese troops
had surrounded Peschiera.
Mlan, July l.-Garibaldi is vancouver
ing to close the whole valley of the Adige
and isolate Verona, to prevent the Aus
trians communicating with Tyrol. Carl
baldi is at Tigrano with 5000 troops.
The steamer Wabash sailed from Trieste
to Messina in consequence of the disturb
ances atsthe latter place.
"A French squadron of six ships of the
line, five frigates and many gun boats
was seen off Garcia, ON the DaImatian
coast on the LIST. .st
Seven English vessels of war are off An
chonia.
Prince Windischgratz was expected at
Berlin on the Sd, on a special mission from
Vienna via Dresden.
The ship Dreadnought was reported of
Cape Clear, nine days from New York.
The ship j. J.. Dimmick from New Or
leans for Cronstadt, was assisted off the
shore, after discharging 1875 bales of cotton,
and was towed into Elsinora uninjured
The salvage amounted to twelve hundred
pounds.
Ne,c York, July lG.-The Austrans have
abandoned the line of the Mincio and
fallen back on Verona, having burned the
bridges at Mongambano, Valligio and
Goito. The total loss of the Austrians in
the battle of Solferino, was % officers and
5000 privates killed and wounded, and
about 1000 missing, most of whom have
returned. The Austrians lost guns.
M,mich.--An extraordinary diet has beer
convol1ed for the l4th Of July, on account
of the want of money.
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Later.

New York, July lS.--London 6th-Na-
poleons head quarters are now four
leagues from Preschiera. The Sardinians
are vigorously besieging Peschiera. The
roaring oil. cannon is heard in that di-
reotion night and day. The Austrian adj
vanced post is but a short distance from
Villa Franco, which is occupied by Gen.
Niel's corps. The Austrian army is so
demoralized that it is doubtful if they
will accept battle.
IL is rumored that ten thousand French
troops have disembarlled at Lessia and
Piccolo Cherso. The bridge at Vallegio
has been destroyed.
The. French army, including Prince
Napoleons corps, will operate against
Verona. A portionof the Sandman army
continues the siege against Peschiera.
The Austrians have withdrawn from
Bromio. The Piedmontese are advancing
towards Stelrio Pass.
1t is rumored at Castiglioni that the
Austrians have retired into Verona. 20,-
600 from Milan and 10000 from Turin
have been ordered into Brescia.
There is great scarcity of provisions
in the villages occupied by the allies
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Times says Prussia's new proposals
are now in the hands of the Representa-
tives of Russia and England
In one week the Prussian army will be
in full march. Two Corps D'Arme will
guard the Silenan frontier against Russia.
100000 Prussians will be stationed ON the
Lower and Middle Rhine. When these
preparations are completed, Prussia will
probably make proposals which France
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Congressional Candidates at Chat
dg.sT.snoss .1,lv :, Iaso,

"NH'H@AI N""I
Editor Post The "Naytyvesy were adj
dressed to-day by Coils. Smith and Bfabson,
and from the great attention paid 70 the
speakers, 'one might think that the Aoye-
reigns had determined to see if All the
noise they had heard was but hollow
sound, or whether truth was strant erthan
fiction. Donot tell Us that this cndof the
Sd is not aroused, for you most certainly
would be mistaken, We know there Is a
wrong. and to-day learned where to locate
II. We find that all the mishief that has
been brought out. was done while Democ-
racy had lerge niaiorities in Congress, and
that Sam. A. Smith voted for all the cx-
pcnsive mischief while lac was in Congress,
and that, too, along with Black Republic
cans. We therefore hold Smith and his
brethren in Congress responsible for the
evils that have fallen upon US. Our eyes
are opened to the truth, and almost with
one consent we have determined to right
the wrong.
Smith labored for an hour and half to
fasten the guilt Or responsibility on the
Opposition, but there was the record, with
the silent, unwavering finger of conviction
pointing to his name voting aye. Facts
are stubborn things, and the record in
this case is too hard for Sam. Sam was
wounded here to-day, and the sentinels
even, that heretofore guarded his tent,
were taken away.
If what we hear from the surrounding
counties be true, then Brabson is safe.
Here the boys know him, and they will
do their'duty; and the 4th of August will
tell tale not lately told in the Sd Dis
trict
Netherland and Tibbs both stand in
high estimation with the people of our
county and if the people viii read your
paper, and learn what sup, and follow
right, we will succeed. HAMILTON.
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LIFE IN VENIcE.-The following is an
extract of letter from an English gentle
man in Venice:
1--WE arc in a comfortable state here
truly; French fleet outside-proclama-
tons inside, stating that, at the smallest
symptoms of instruction the city will be
anybody ringing church bells, waving a
flag, or making signal of any kind will
be Immediately shot, without the formal
ity of trial. The excitement | find to
be most excellent thing for sluggish
liver-it beats calomel hollow
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TELEGRApHIc.

Nep Orleans, July l6.---The steamer Ten
nessee has arrived with Vera Cruz dates
of the 18th. and SIPS 900 in specie,
Juarez issued a proclamation on the 18th,
declaring the Church property National
property
U'ashpgtoa, July 1.-THE President
goes to Bedford Springs next Monday.
accompanied by his usual suite.
The arrogant attempt OF the Constitu-
ton TO read Judge Douglas and Gov, Wise
out of the Democracy, will be followed by
retaliation on the Administration, which
is now denounced as much South as
North. ~ fae
Letters from California state that soma
tor Gwin has lost ground and cannot re-
gain his position. The war between the
two wings Of the Democracy Of that State
is fiereer than the war Of eitherwith the
Opposition.
~. Lo,as.S JIify Is. The overland mail
Of the 24th has arrived. The Leoomp-
tonites in California have nominated
NJ s. Latham for Governor, and Birch
and Scott for Congress-
ns5< on Monday, poor Jew at Rich
mond received letter from Europe IN
forming him that large amount was his
by inheriiance, and that il awaited his
demands. Tie exeitenont was too great
-be zen fsom blschair aud died immp'
t,''N'S'f' tXI tt "a ~ N
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Chsncery Court at Plkeville.
Andrew J. Berrian, et al.

Andrew J. Berrian, Ct al.
an MOTION, AND 1T APPEARING FROM
" the allegations in the complainants bill that
the defendant Andrew J. Bcrrian, is a non-resi-
dent Of the State of of Tennessee-it Is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, newspaper Published in the town Of Athens,
Tennessee, requiring the said defendant, Andrew
j. Berrian, to appear on or before the next term
of the Chancery Court, to be held ct the Court
house in Pikevie, on the Sd Monday Of Septem-
Der next then and there to plead, answer, or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same win be ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing parts as
to him. s. c. NORWOOD, e. & ~
July %, ls59-prs fec S3.-565
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Chancery Court at Benton.
+. ID. flaming and D. f. Fleming & Co.

Elisha L. Dodson, e ala.
TIME ACCOUNT ORDERED TO BE TAKEN
IL at the last term Of the Chaneery Court at
Benton, will be taken at the Clerk and Mas TERI
office in Benton, on the seth day of July 1862
The partios can attend with their proof
" 81 Frs j. II. ALEXANDER, Gao ".
July %, 1S50-2t--prs fec 81 ,50--5G5
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IEosTETrEn's
STOMACH BITTERg.

forfhs cprs@ Dyspepsia, Fa,,fofsiio, 40 dsea, nut
utencgi lev of hppetf, orang Dni.oHs tea'piainfs
ts.r.' .frsagSise oremps' 5s'saisrV' ioiis 6ssi.
~ ,snw % rdr rscr 4nar tsfar nfraka
some u ihe nb5e. eencIs be.ids, ',n..,sr-b'.
oili conditions % nif shlh " ihs a.s|,f.nss y
Be q 'eraisfe snsr f.1i.s q ,s' ss IN ~.
.t|.ianct ~ rood tonic, secure rlrn1nenf health.
~ or,sf p aegomp'l.h ~ ds.lr@d esct ne tue
q he7 * ~ se.., saa.'a
.IpeIh Aud Me- fur dis era Dr.. le'teitsf hn. nro.
Sipi srf3ns , sae 4, 's tx. q, Z. 81,
.st msalslns b., sgs net pa, been irise ~ Year,.
gsu. VT, % 81 ~ have ss'.iA Ths nier.
lssiallnf ihts ~ issthf md 1i1sioa. na,'sn and
ih. y ~ simple ffectgs u slrfnaihcnlbg Nature,
3, ,entef{ o. nps, - Nv sohilnead ~ new sei-
,,,; AZ sae sap,sd pt'a',''l n e. q ra,rr
inis prspmnieb. ~. d s,s o.
hlp nIpro prrtasnt when lakenh ~ IA. ,o<.. "
than. ra,y 9tIsrs ~ cause q raj .|s.y, b -.
Acn BtTrkns 1spef hsttlIb1i ~ i1e h1Ite ~
some tlnd, then Wy noi use an tr|'. Nnoth y X
In1inbItf Eyc1 country have Och ntlafI a rf1|
ssnyf q .ss., ~ e, ,, 4. 81 y. =
ntft ft1ifhf reopefhar fhe ofrmanr from rfrIntfr
rrtntareu emnneled based upon 5csnIIae fspt.l-
ihis stat pserafaier 70 The medical seals q ,ei.,
Fever and Ague. Is q.
tThr tryips and royetlnf disease. which nses ier,
meye aadouinA aparf pfinle ana 6da1iur lin
luy.neg ard mentailx Useless. ten 1s dsxAi.d and
K0wNEn BiTTRne inrile any q ne above lisisd
diseases cannot be len etposld 70 any or
si %. Z. soeesas ,. , Ae EII,!i r..
nor onends ne palate and rendering uune essary
sny ctsnss q Diet o. iutsrrrpe q nsae pgrsul,'
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EXECUTORS SALE
Of One Plantation and rive Slaves,

Of One Plantation and Five Slaves.
TNHB UNDERSIGNED AS EXECUTOR OF
IL +. A. Patton, deed, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder al public cutlery on Tuesday, the
23d day Of August next all the Lands and Slaves
belonging to the estate Of f. A. Patton decd,
herein after described, at the dwelling House on
said Land. The Land ON credit Of one two,
and three years, the payments made equal. The
Slaves on q credit Of one year. The purchaser
win be required to give bond with at least two
approved securities, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
This plantation is in Monroe county, Tennessee,
two miles Southwest Of Sweetwatcr Depot, on
the Railroad, and contains about 800 acres, Of
which l50 or more arc cleared 1t has upon il
a Dwelling House. with Out-houscs, Barn and
Stables, Gnst Mill, Orchard and some good
grass lands well watercd--has hne Spring.
The Land lies well and Is productive.
The Slaves consist Of ono Woman, about 35
years Of age, and four Children-the Oldest 49,
the next S-both Boys; the next 4, a Girl; the
next 2 years old, a Hoy--all> believed to be in
good health and of sound mind Further infor-
nation can be had by enquiring Of the Family
of the deceased, or of the Executor.
JOHN RAMSEY,
Executor Of +. 4. Patton, decd
July %, 1S59--4t--56j
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Trustees Notice,

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ]. COTTON,
IA late Of Philadelphia, Tennessee, are reques-
ted to make immediate payment TO the subscriber,
aud those having claims agaist said Cotton are
notified to flc them with him 70, adjudication.
J. J. CRIPPEN, Trustee,
Philadelphia, Monroe county, Tennessee
July %, 1S59--4t--56j
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IxronrANr TO HUNaARIANs--A, Asboth
publishes in the New York Herald Of the
9th, that he has been instructed by Kos
suth and others. of the National Hungari-
an Committee, to make known that a
-Hungarian legion, under the auspices Of
the Sandman Government. Is organizing,
and is already partly formed at Genoa,
under Hungarian colors, and wearing the
lHunearian uniform. He says that he is
directed 10 advise his fellow countrymen,
DESTROYS Of joining their oompatriots at
Genoa, that.tbey may look with confidence
to their proximate departure, the time for
which will beindicated when final arrange
ments shall have been completed. ne
tells the sylnpathizers Of Hungary that
the money collected seven years ago has
been entirely expended IN preliminary
objects and that more money Is wanted
in the United States TO get these iimga7
rians to Genoa Shepherd Knapp, Rreel-
dent Of the Mechanics Bank, New York.
4 il appointed 70 receive contributions, IN
money or arms
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Two Valuable Farms and Ten Likely
Negroes for Sale.

p -, - ,,,,-,-,,, - I
tNObEDlhNOEt 70 a .DhVhhh OF TIE
IL ESunty coprt of MrMinn county, at The July
term, $50, will sell, en- Thursday and Friday, the
18th and 18th days of August next on the promi-
-ses, to The highest bidder, all the REAL ESTATE
of Thomas w. Mastin, deceased consisting OF 4
TWO gALUAB1E FARN& These, Lands
are situate five and a half miles South cast of
Athens.vn Chcstua Greek. McMiun county, Rcnn.,
well improved, and among the most produetiSein
the county. Persons wishing 70 purchase viii 10
well to examine the Land sprevios 10 the sale -.
500 ,sr iaITIoS1aO s sno 40, sns he,s ~
49,, nv sS'e i, Z, AZ
isnJ III ane,ovsd x;
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MARRIED.

Al Riccville, July 10th, by Roy. J. A. Hydcn,
Col Y. N. VAnxELh 20 Miss sARAn E. RidE.
daughter Of O. W. Rice, ESQ., al Of Mc1finf
county.
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stockholders Convention.


* 0Fricn East Tnsx. a GA RAJ, RoAp Co,
knoxvillt. July u, 1852. r.
TIVE REGvLAR LN1linl. ,RETlNe or.
u the siockholdefs q the Cnhrary U||I lh4o
place ttheir Office IN lKnoxt'0i, on ihe fflA
ny pnIt.s of elecllne plas )lilsllls ief lh1 ~
a sl0sl ii Ioss ana their families. Oh 6ti,.tiunr
1heir ccuidtn|o OF Stock lolhe condnclof, Win be-
passed fo4 20 and ifcm said 0ortenion
III. H. McOtlU {si, .yt'e.I
Jgyl iAa'eaa,-sof
Mouse Greek 1Taloand FoinaleA cajen,y
= y .proElAe NlsW MA IN, Ptinei,,rs I &
Nissc ~. .fAMiS, N Ga, Ae1i|1|r||'
FItHhI FIFTH SESSION OF I'll lNIfITI'..
4 ton rlll se'pn'evee e AQndas, eih Aaea,l.
ts5ss r. ssS \ 'I.'.s .s .' !,
Geography, lmetic, Fnslish Gremmer
c'inloailio mud l'er lhnal ,,............ 500
Mathematics, Naiurll tlenctt, bud u hhd4tIu.O0
latir Ufaihmaf aud It.adef Il. .0O
0pcAhah of talion irad vance, and TIE balance
ut'ihe close Of the scssion p
Contintdht re IiuIadtanoc 81 81. - .
Bohrdihe in good. honscs. eonyenicnt 10 The
School washing and lights exira.l pct ~esk. i25|
30 ueduoion for lost time, except in eases Of
protFacted sickness. For tickets Apply h - u.
MA0lLIs lfcaeufer ~ . u
The Truslees u this ftsdsutioa Gel no hh5lnn-
~ in assuring tho public lhnttle facilities oefls
cd by this School forncqpinng thorough tdIta-
ton are eSeelkd BY no similar hsiitatinn in East
Teuhessee. W0hAS {. For tho use|of tio sohool.'a
eoinplcto Chemical aud Phil1aorhicnl Apparatus.
which Il 81 incalci Lie aItanlhe 10 drdtnf. IN
these bapches. wehafs alAoa Nell srltcioa J a.
hary rAusrkrF
s. 9 Y aI.sir I w y y MA e.s,,,,
TN, ~ tvt,'sa~ VI ~ 49, MT, -
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Administrators, Notice.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE Es-
IA tate of Jsmima Mastin, decd, are requested
to come forward aud make payment, and all hay :
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
10 present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law.
~ URIEL JOHNSTON, |, Ad,n,rs
h.E. MAsIIN, Az" -
Jnlys 1sse-s,t-57s
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EAdI VI DlIc 1ubtSN -.
The numbers from i % 10000, corresponding
with those numbers On the tickets printed on sepa-
rate slips Of Paper, are encircled with small lin
fubcs end placed IN one wheel.
The iifst $50 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
oled, are placed in apother wheel
The wheels are then reiolved, and number is
drawn iiom the wheel Of numbers and At the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are 0pcned aud OK
hihited to the audience aud registered by the Com
nj; .siorers; fhe Prize being placed against the
Number dfsNp. Ihsoperatcn Is repeated until
the Prizes are drawn out -
ll8FpnoSnfATI pnuEs--The two preceding
and tho two sacoeeaing Numbers to those drawing
the hnt prises MIL borntiiled to the As Ap-
1880 draws TIC 1900 Prize ihose Tickets mum
bored 112f8, 1l24e, 1921, ll252SN1l each be en-
ftlodf 20 5000. II Ticket No. 500 draws the S20,-
zoe Prize, those Ticsels nnialefine 5fs 5ls, 55l,
lb52s viii each be entitled tbsl5e, setl 20. on ae-
N oERT1ErcATE, Oh package s will be sold
atthe following rates, which is the risks
Certificate Of Paelsagocf l0AFhole Tickets, SEQ
-. 80 10 Half 30
~ 9" - 10 Quarter /" Ia
|. 40 Eighth Z" $50
I IN Ordering Tickcts or Cernficates.
\ Enclosot the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of .whieh they wiltbe forward
Ell BY nrst mall. Purchasers can have tlckoi8 end
ing in any figure they may Designate
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes VIII be
sent TO purchasers immediately after The drawing.
asfs- Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain aud give ieir Post Qaiee,, County and
State. -
Sss,- Remember that,evers prize Is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
Jr8- An prizes Of Sl,000 and under paid immc-
diaIolyaftc. the drauiug--other prizes at the psr
al time OF thirty days. ~ 49,.
All communications strictly confidential. &
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to 4at 4,-s :.
MCKINNEY & CO.,
. - At Saraandh, Ga.
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rg,HE sUBscRIBER HAS MONEY 10 IN.
i vest in the purchase Of Notes on good and
solvent parties, He may be found at Robeson,
Athens, April 20, lssg-enl-55s 81
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,

NeNs " nra , ,s,s.s. o..,i ~, ~
On Lne Inree umpof RAN
y Npm9ers--iS Drawn halofs
y = "a Nearly one irze 20 every 40 ~ ekeis ~ - {
who, Tss 1 sioi Halves VI quarters Quart ssss
In orasr,ns ,rlsI.s.. q ess.,sisa.s..
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AGAsnihce1at Schenaei


WhOie Tickets tl0--hdSpes5- Qudrfers ~
Remember that every prize In the above scheme Is
drawn and payable IN full without deduction.I. 81
Cet6catss N Iqckages will be sold NJ the following
rates, which is the risk. st.E.it
Oertncateo Of Package of Whole Tickets. $3.50
iOHalf ....... 40
fI0Qaarter a. ..... 90
10 Eighth a. ........ 10
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Oireult Court, MoMinn County.


A, % Brown Is Mary j. Brown.
iftAMR THE cosn'LAfNANr By MS So
Y liciipr and il appearing totho snfisfacfion Of
Tie cerk, 1com a. allegations Ia fho Nh which il
sNor 10. that The deichdaa. l. o. tho
Sinta u tennessee. Ilisorderc1 lhai rnblicalion
be mado for four successive weeks ia fhe Athens
Pest ncWnpapef ps,l lshed IN tho tbrn of Athena,
Teunos<ee, Tcquirins ihe sad npn-re1ident 70 40
and appearat che next feT qf ne Circuit Court n
MeAlinn county y, TO be hel q % tie second Nondhy
Of August ls,kt thca ndfhefr 10 peta| nm FEef,
or doInuf " complainant pctllIon|IIor the fame
vim 10 tlkon - sontf>qd and set fpr heFrire ~
prrfr - ~ = q ~ ''.I. 81 - - ~ ~
Witness. holm n Slower. cl,1h % all Cbul, at
oiles N t|tepf, i|'is 1llh lrne. ~. -
LIB 4 s.i7- 4 20 is1 49, 49,
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The Important Tact that the many aIarming
complaints, originating ii the inprudenee and sol
itude Of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT
MEDIcINR, Is in this small tract clearly Demon
sfratod aud the entirely new and highly sueeers-
flll treatment as adopted ~ the Author, fully ex-
planned, BY means Of Which every one Is enabled
to cure InssiF perfectly aaa al tbs least possible
cosl. thereby avoiding all ihendser,ised nosirums
Of the day.
Sent 10 any address, grnfis and post Tree ID n
scaled envelope ~ rcmiltingtpa paid Two post
age stamps 10 Dr. b. DE I.ANEY, So East 3tst
sil...l N...s York CitY July S-5ll
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ChaneerY Court At Athens.

-, +. - y bnke5 $50. -. 4 y. - -.
A. N. GODDARD aud YIN. s. Galway
in THIS CAUSE ~ APPEARS FROM AN
4 Allegation in tho bil Nhifh 81 sworn To- that
AIN. cobard, ene Of tie defendants in This case.
Is noa.resineni eitizcnof abe State q Tspuessee,
n cfore oydsred that lpbiiciriop be made in
The Athensfosi, .neNsilaper puhiished in the
town of &hens county " AieNinn aud State Of
T0incfs io,,f - vee q rc1uifing the
said Al n. cobEld to nuke bis personal appear
pnec "a our nox Court &c Chanccfy, to be hold at
Athens aforesaid, on The 3D. Monday of Auknst
next 70 plead, answer ~ lemnr 10 tte'e0mplain-
ants bill filed as aforesaid, or the same viii 10
taken as confessed a. to him and set for hearing
AZ ordinclv. Nm. LOWRY, q IN
fJulv Is Isba-<.fl- -trs Zee s3-56i
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II HAVE JUST REcEIvED ONE lfAHoGA-
ny Wardrobe and one w lnut DTofSing Bureau,
and olIef tbeni ior sde clleap.
July S >. ~, HENDERSON.
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DIED.


CUPnRIoR 70 Any HERETOFORE SOLD
- in this vicinity aad fson So " $50 cheaper
than former prices, have just been received, and
arc now offered for salo IN Athens, Tennessee.
Also superior parlor Mclodians and second
hand Pianos, can be bought at very low rates
Apply TO ERASTUS R0WLEY,
Ahens female coilego.
-sJnly q. ls69--tf.-5e5
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25,626 Prizes.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
ON THE PLAN on sfN0LENUMBERs
For tho hhnc0t Of the l9
. Monffoallo TIniou .Nondcmu


or Jasper county. 9eofNIn, 4 \. "a
nf'KTNNEX a Co, Mana6ers.
CAPITAL PRIZE 500, 600!
Tickets only ef0f
IIalscs. Quafitri ard tIfhlhs y rfsf'sfiiob.
1886, o40 to be Distributed
TO be drawn each Saturday n July, go
cLAss 20. no fEtDpkWN JULY "a.
CLASS p, TOBE DRAWN JUN ~.
CLASS ~, TO BNIDliAWN july 18Th
GLASS ~. TO De DRAWN JULY 11dl
CLASS 30, 10 BIZ DR1}fN July 3eh
~ be- dta*n IN public under De sworn mrefin.
itn1enco Of two Commissioncrs, W. X. sfNoSs
and NJ. PnEkrss IN the -i ~ ~
cry or SAVANNAH. gE0R0fA.
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R0BEs0N, RICE & &C.,
.ITAyE ON HAND A LARGE Lot, OF
IL SUMNER CLOTIiING, which they are
anxious y sell atgreaty reduced prices Call and
examine them, Jnlys
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AdninistratoI Sale. -
T. Ef.L SILL, on SATrRpAY, TIE 20
belonging 10 the estate of A. d. Eeyos, deceased.
The sale will take place at bis late residence.
TnRns--An sums under Five Dollars, cash !;
sums over Five Dollars, SIX months credit with
notes aud approved security, bearing Interest," from
date, s.ss.i ~ j. NJ. HENDERSON, kdm'r.
Jaly Is. l259--2t-.b64 go =
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Listen to he Again, win You!

LIbItH 70 NC IABuII, " III IUU a
GONE OF MY CUSTOMERS RIsP0NDED
- to my call last Fall, aud othorsdid not, and
now inform those who did not that an compelled
to have money, i;nd all who owe me for the years
1857 and sos are requested to come up 10 the
scratch. I will take good clean Wheat at the
market price SO you have no excuse for not being
able to pay me---and il don't eei The Money or
Wheat Que soon, shall be compelled 70 take
steps TO collect my debts IN eofne other way, nn-
pleasant as II may be. Respectfully. IA,
July X. REEDER.
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Raad This

nUR CUSTOMERS CAN PAY THEIR AC- 1
" counts and Notes with US for 1855. In good,
sound merchantable WlIent - .bishest market
price. We are compelled 90 - Collections, aud
you now have good opportunity to pay us. SO,
come on at once aud get sacks and bring US your
Wheat at as early q Day rs prnctieahle
Nerytuly. robson, RICE 4. co.
July 8 }Sl "a tfW \
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THE SECRET INFIRAIITIEs. OF
YOUTH AND MATU RITY,

JIM IIUTI8HFT WTUUF1 VIC E7ITTT = TTTF7'fIIT
A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
N Treatment without Medicine, Of sperinaior.
rhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital aud Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of the System, Impotency and Impedinents 10
Marriage generally,
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Flour,
AtIoIoF No. FL0UR OK HAND AND
~ ~ .alssx ROBSON RICE a 60