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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The consideration of the revenue bill re-
sumed.
BILLS on THEIR SECOND READING.
A bill to enlarge battalion of cavalry was taken
up and indefinitely postponed.
A resolution numbering the \. c. regiments was
taken up and indefinitely postponed.
A resolution concerning the calling out of the
militia taken mp and Indefinitely postponed.
A resolution to collect firearms, &c, was taken
up, with a substitute which was read and adopted.
and the resolution amended passed its second
reading, when the rules suspended, and the reSolu-
ton passed a third time.
4 bill TO allow the soldiers Of this State to cleo:
their officers taken up and passed over infor-
mslly.
A bill for the relief of the Chcrokees WAS taken
up and indefinitely postponed.
A bill to repeal the stay law was taken up and
passed its second reading when the rules were suS
pended and the bill passed third time
A resolution authorizing the payment of bounty
money to soldiers was taken up and passed. with
an amendment, when the rules were suspended and
the resolution passed third time.
message was received from the House concur
ring in the proposition TO go into the election for
Confederate States Seniors forthwith.
Mr.. Copeland withdrew the name of Governor
Bragg
The ballot resulted as follows, viz: Hon. W. W.
Avery, 81; Hon. ID. Outlaw, II; Geo. Davis, IA !;
VIM. +. Dortch, 10; Hons. VIM. A. Graham and
Bedford Brown, each; Hon. Thos. L. Chngman,
4; Hon. ID. S. Reid, 3. No election.
bill to authorize the issue of small notes by the
Savings Bank of Wilmington was taken up and
read, when,
Mr. Pitchford moved to amend by adding the Sa-
wings Bank of Warrenton.
Mr. BIedsoe moved to amend by adding the Sa-
wings Bank Of Raleigh.
On motion, the bill was laid on the table, and
bill to provide ways and means for the defence Of
the State taken up. authorizing the Public
Treasurer to issue small notes to the amount Of
SSOO,0OO.
On motion, the rules were suspended and the bill
put on its several readings.
Mr.. BcdSoc moved to amend by striking out
"SS000 00," and inserting "$2, 100000 of the pro-
cecds of which sum the Public TreaSu IS author
lied and required to pay North-Carolinas quota of
the direct tax levied by the Confederate government
to the amount of OO0 900 to be issued in notes Of
81 to S1OO and not higher" Lost
The question required upon the passage of the
bill on its second reading Passed ard the bill was
read and passed third time unanimously.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning . o'clock.
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SUPPLIES OF Coal FOR THE NAyr.-The attention
of the Navy Department has been brought, as we
are informed, to the interesting subject of free
supply of COAL in connection with the present and
future operations of steam navy. The subject is
one OF very great importance The Department
here is understood to have taken very proper and
decided interest in the early establishment by sup
plies of coal and iron, of such great workshops
the defences of the Confederacy will demand; and
in connection with this subject the Legislature Of
NorthCarolina is said to be taking prompt measures
to complete the opening of the wonderful mines Of
wealth that this State contains IN its coal for the
purpose of supplying it to the uses of the Govern
ment Secretary Mallory has offered, as We learn,
the most decided to the enterprise
Richmond Examiner
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met at o'clock.
The journal was read and approved.
Mr.. Baxter from committee on propositions and
grievances, reported favoraLy upon the resolution
to prevent the collection Of debts due alien enemies
A message from the Senate was read asking the
concurrence Of the House to sundry bills.
Mr.. Foy from the committee on elections reported
no election on last ballot.
Several bills from the Senate were read the first
time
The bill IN relation to the Warrenton Savings
Bank was laid on the table.
The bill to amend the second section of 34th chap
of Revised Code; the resolution in relation 10 the
publication Of the Census of 1910; the bill 10
thorze David Lewis and others of Baden to collect
arrearageS Of taxes securities Of the late John s.
Willis, late sheriff; the resolution instructing the
Paymastcr General of this State to pay all the reg
I1ents and companies in this State or in Virginia
from the time they were accepted until they were
transferred to the Confederate government &c. the
bill authorizing certain officers to impress free ne
groes between the ages Of and so into the service
as servants, and to pay them Sc per month; the
resolution concerning public printing and binding;
the resolution to encourage the manufacture of rifles
the bill to incorporate the Rich Fork Mining Compa-
ny; the bill to incorporate the Independent Guard
of Wilmington, passed their several readings.
Both Houses having agreed TO go INTO the election
of c. s. Senators at IL o'clock, the House proceed
ed to vote with the following result:
w. L. Dortch Al; s. j. Person SO T. L. Cling
man %; w. W. Avery %; David OUTLAW 8; W.
A. Graham 10; z. b. Vance II A. s. Merrimon s
Geo. Davis o; scattering Q.
Recommendations for Justices of the Peace were
made for several counties
The resolution in favor of 1t r. C. Dural; the
bill to authorize the Governor to accept volunteers
in cases Of instruction invasion; the bill to in
corporate the Fayetteville and Florence. Railroad
Company dry charter-passed their several read.
ings except the latter-passed second reading
The bill to provide arms, DC, for companies at
tached to the second regiment Of n G. volunteers.
Read and referred - - 49, :
The House took recess till past o'clock 3
sAFTERHooS SESSION.
The report Of the committee on the report Of the
Board Of Claims was takennp Il was moved to
rensert in the report the claims of the Wilmington
and Manchester and the Western N. G. Railroads
for transporting troops. -
Mr.. Clark Of Craven, moved to amend by insert
ing that all other Railroads of the State be placed
on the same footing After some debate, on motion
of Mr. Fesebee, the report laid over till tomor
row.
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.

DEhF AND DUMD AND HE BLIND.
TNNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS CONSTITUTIONS
TENDER, and continue TEN MONTHS. Pupils should
be sent IN P4netH1 the enhancement of the session.
Having full corps of Teachers in The different Depart
ments, it is tn be hoped that the parents and friends Of
the Deaf and Dumb and the Bind win send them here
TO receive the benefits of education Any information
rs 10 the method Of admitting pupils &c will be given
upon application 10 me- by letter otherwise
WILLIE J. PALMER, Principal
Raleigh, August l6, 1851. 74-w&sw5m
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NIGHT SESSION,

The SeESte net at the appointed hour
The Speaker ANNOUNCED the question to be upon
Mr. Bledsoe's amend,aesft. which was adopted
Mr. Bedsoe moved to strike out personal in the
4th line, and also the words excepting the value
of slaves and land :" in the 9th line Adopted.
Mr. Waugh moved 10 strike out $500 and insert
$3.50
Mr.. Eure moved to strike out $500 and insert
$500, which was adopted.
Mr. Worth moved to strike out property" and
insert estate" Adopted.
Mr.. Stowe moved to strike out the 4th section,
which was lost. the yeas and nays being demanded,
yeas 2, nays 80. ss-
Mr.. Gather moved to amend the 18th section by
adding proviso thereto.
Mr.. Lane moved to amend the amendment by
striking out from the 9Th line to the 10Th
On motion the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
o'clock.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met at o'clock
The journal was read and approved
Mr.. Williams OF Nash from committee on claims
made report
The Speaker announced the committee on enroll
ed bilfs for he week.
Mr.. Harrington presented a Recommendation of
Justices of the Peace for Harnett
Mr.. Davis of Baden. bill to prevent the telling
Of trees ID streams in the county Of Baden passed
its several readings was ensrossed and sent to the
Senate. -
&r. Donnell q bill to enlarge the powers of the
commissioners of the toWnof Washington
sring them, to erect Qualifications &c, assed its
several readings, ordered to be engrossed and sent
TO the Senate. -
Mr. Fisher, a bill 10 appoint tax collector in the
county of jackson. Passed its several readings &C.
the bi being amended 70 include ,the.county Of
Yancey.
Mr.. Merrimon, resolution raising joint select
COMMITTEES to enquire into the evacuation Of Fort
Oregon and report Passed. -
Mr. PEBBLES, resolution amending an act passed
means. Read and referred. = -
Also, bill for the relief Of sherifs, requiring
them to pay State dues in two instalments. Read
and referred
Also, resolution concerning arms-asking infor-
nation Of the Governor in regard to the transfer of
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EVENING SESSION.

The revenue bill was again taken up and the
whole evening spent in the discussion of the 18th
section.
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A WELL TINED HISr-ii:e Richmond Examiner
forcibly says: Liberality to our soldiery has be-
come great necessity to every property holder in
the Confederate States.
Let no sane man think of noney-making until
every battle field is whIiened with the bones of cur
sensual brutal and depraved invaders. Every
thought about gain and self must now yield to the
wants of our brave soldiery. IT. through our neg
lect and Indifference, our armies become disorganz.
ed, then will land, slaves, mules horses, cattle
bonds and stocks become worthless, except to the
rapacous Yankee invaders.
Every feeling Of patriotism and every selfish con-
sideration requires US to devote money, labcr-n.
decd eyerything-to the comfort Of our soldiers"
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GEO. w. BLoUNT,

NOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE GARpENTER-FOR
Il SALE, very fine young MARE. Apply to
L. BURKE HAYWOOD
April Q. 1861. 37-w&swtf
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0nfC q n Init
Wbi,t;eId Read and referred - ta'Or Of Capt.
- The bill to a;,thorize the Goyernor ,,,
conc =, enau,re ;nto the nronra,y ~ sPPoint per-.
p,.-s ~ Ir,,, FcnG,1 spd Ro,I;. o,iishlngI
s Nv Mr. Rr;dresS w;tb s,,bstfnte NJ alii Offered
ssskeh mn The substitute was .do,,,sd wss
t,assed its several readings anu uhe 6ip
= Mr. Flemino,s hill To eo,,iin /. co,,n,nros
IL be attacbed to- 7tt ree;ment Read -: u cavalry
The f,,< ,osl;o,r Johs, pb;Jl;ns snd - 'v,erred
Ace ne,sroes 81 E,,iIfofd Ia enssys .ho oaneI Wright
nd fsei, soyerai READINGS '"'li"eSes pas
The resolutions in fsynra af A .b;,,o. p.
,,,da C,,rIee and n. n Holder ,f a. nH MI
tbe,r several readings. --''O'' passed
The biTl directing that all the troors all,
State be credited 10 The several cont.s IN The
tAey were raised &c t,a,sed its seycr,I winch
Hr Peref,ee reportpd ON enrolled hin. '"uinsS
o;,iaet. =. :. 80 W llorroW
49, - - -------
Wzo, n To- BLAKE I'VE presen, to our rs.a...
today twoTery important articles, one from ,bo
Raleigh StUsduyd aud the other from the Remit
These papers are now the honest chronclers Of ec.
bearing Bses the mtesest and prosperity If 40
State and tkc opponents Of political truths c.a s
lated to enligbssn asd sustain the times, U'
In the article from the StaatSrrd, It will be Geo,
how the rOice e5 err noble Contention va, s,aIt
cred: 1t was By she Same dirty low and pan,,.s
pied partizan cripsisalt5, that is still rampant =
the city of Raleigh; becoming saRs teeth, sans
claws, sans every thing save It's own corrupt sDs
sinking carcass. '
This influence, that deceived and BETRAYED Go-
Ellis to its vile and SELFISH purposes, is COMING n
the public judgement we aope and believe. # il
does not the people may lool for nothing but iis,r
ter and discontinue in all The future operations AZ
our great State-Sand yield esr destiny to az IN
competent, mindless and worthless politicians ..
ever dissraced public counc5, or hampered the
progress of holy revolution.
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On motion of Mr.. Ramsay, the report was unani-
mously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Outlaw, the report was now re-
committed to the committee with view to draw
ing up suitable resolutions generating the Senator
from all censure for the action had in his recent
trip to the Northern States.
Mr. Barringer, from the committee to whom was
referred the report of the committee in the case of
John w. Thomas reported the following resolution,
to wit:
" The committee to whom was re-committed the
report on resolution of inquiry concerning John
W. Thomas, beg leave tc submit the following reso-
luton: a-sst 2
RESOLVED, Th.t the Senate is unable to discover
any ground for imputing disloya censurable con-
duct to John w. Thomas the Senator from David
son. in connection with bis late trip to the enemys
country"
Z And the resolution was unanimously adopted.
The hour appointed to hold the election for Sena.
tors, having arrived,
Mr.. Brown Withdrew the name Of VIM. Eaton, IT.
The election resulted ss follows, viz: Hon. David
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-09-20
Polk SheriFs Sales.

~Nv VIRTUE OF TWO ORDERS OF SALE
Is issued from the Circuit Court Of Polk coun-
~. fernes sce, and to me directed, ] viii on inc
18th day of September next, NJ the Court house
door in Benton, offer for sale, to the highest bid.
dor for Cash in hand all the right tue, interest
aud claim that Valentine Witt has in aud to the
following described land towiti One Hundred ana
Forty Acres, being part OF the Northwest luar-
ter Of section seventeen, townshponc range iOu''
East of the basis line, Ocooc District. Polk conn
Nv. Tenn. To satisfy two judgments and costs
one in favor of Parthauy witt, for the use OF T.
w, Lea and one in favor Of Larkin Garden.
Printers fee S3,2O
Also. at the same time and place all the right
title, interest and claim that q. Banton mas III
and TO one hundred and sixty acres OF land be-
ing the Northeast quarter of section three, irnc-
tional township two, North, range three, East OF
the basis line, 0coeo District, Polk county Tenn
To satisfy au order of sale issued from the Circuit
CONT of Polk county, in favor of Wright Will
liams 4 Co., for the use Of u. Cunningham.
Printers fee SLIGO
Also. Mt the same time and place, all the inter
e.t mat samuel wray has ia and to the following
described lands towit: Forty acres. more or less,
in fractional township four, South, nth range,
East of the basis line section one Ocoee District,
being a mart Of the wost half Of the South west
quarter Of said section. Also, one hundred aud
sixty acres, being in tho fourth fractional town
shin, South, section twelve, fifth range, East Of
the basis line, il being the North west quarter OF
said section. Also, one huu1rod eud ten acres
more or less, lying in the range and township last
aforesaid, 1t being part Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of section twelve, with the exception of on'
and half acres, including Batys Mill. Also
twenty acres. more or less, being on the Noril
side of the North cas-, forty Of the North ives
quarter Of section 49, fourth fractional township
South, fifth range. East Of the basi- line, 0coe
District. Polk county, Tenn. To satisfy ordc
of sale in favor of Samuel 7. Tracy.
Printers fee $500.
Also, at the samo time and place all the righ
title, interest and claim that john GpolnnU hd
in aud to tho following described lands towit:-
One hundred and twenty acres, lying in the sec
ond fractional township. fifth range, and seven
tecath section, h"iGs q part Of the South, 90.
quarter of :s,,, section. Also, forty acres in III
second fractional township. being die South
quarter Of tho seventeenth section, Ococc Distric
Pjlt county Tenn. 10 satisfy Judgment an
kst l.! - '"i,s-.-, Had e 4tustey, q sG,...
GpSd,nap & johnson. Printers fee 100.
All the aforesaid lands will be sold, unicss debt
and costs are previously paid.
WIN. =. COOPER, u. .SbE
August 9, 1SGl-3t. GIL.
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A GOOD BARGAIN!

WE OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE HIGH
w est bidder, the undivided FARM of C.
Howard. deed, lying one mile West of Cleveland,
bradley county, Tennessee, containing -Four Hun
drcd Acres of Good Upland, one hundred and
fifty acres cleared and in cultvation-with three
nice separate dwellings on the Farm, with other
necessary out houses; and one large orchard, with
every variety of fruit; fine springs ut each Of the
dwellings, and also water in all the fields for stock.
Any person wishing to buy or lay in u bid for the
Land can do so by applying to W. II. Howard, at
Athens Tenn, or B. 5. Howard, Cleveland, Tenn,
who are legally authorized to receive bids until
the first Tuesday of the next Circuit Court for
Bradley county, Tenn, on the first of September
next, when the Land ifnot previously sold, WILL
BE OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
for one half cash down, the remainder in two
equal instruments, paid annually, with interest,
from date of sale. the purchaser giving bond and
security. with lien upon the Land until paid.
Possession given of part of the Land on day of
sale. the remainder ut New Year.
W. II. HOWARD,
j. s. HOWARD.
Executors of C. Towards estate.
june 7, 1SGl-tds-GG3
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Walter Carrul # ats
ElOM THE ALLEGATIONS IN SAID BILL
IL which Is sworn to- it appears that John j..
Mlstiu, Susan VI. Jones and Thomas Jones,
Thomas H. Mastin, Martha j. Mastin William
W. Maslin arc nOn-residcnts Of the State, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made as to
raid non resident defendants in the Athens Post,
II newspaper published in Athens, McNlinu cpun-
ty, Tennessee. requiring them to appear at our
next Chancery Court at n Court to be hold at the
Court house in Benton, on tbs lst Monday of
February next and plead, answer or dcmur to
sail bill or the same will be taken rs confessed
aud set for hearing or poI'a ~ to them.
J. II. ALEXANDER, C. 4 w.
Aug 10, GS6l -it-prs fee S5-G72
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1860. SPRING SJYLES.-lS60
gEHORN a. H0RNSRY

A REAGAN ON HAND, WITH A LARGER
N. assortment in their line than sxlI.. They
have the largest and finest assortment eG54t49hds
Of Ladies Dress Goods, which they asenlctornin-
cd to sell. They. have turned a new Nol;sSell TO
any body that's got the money as cheap l&Go8ds
of similar quality ran he bought any where n.thc
State; then, they viii sell to those who they know
will pay punctual at the end of the year, bUi they
wW not SCI G0ods on credit 10 those rho .neror
pdy---thcy are not going to make good men pay
bad mems debts, as some other business houses
are doing who are doing general credit business.
Now, If you want to buy
Good, Cheap, and Fashionable Goods
just come and see for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere, as they charge nothing for showing
They hare all kinds
Ladies Dress Goods
such MS Black and Fancy Silks; Plain and Fancy
Barcges, in patterns ranging from | 2 to % yards
each, and prices from % cts. to 81 per yard; Fig
urod Jaconcts; figured Lawns and Musins. in
patterns and by the bolt; Striped Swiss, Plain and
| Dotted Muslins White Briluns; Dimiy; Color
cd Brilliants: Tartons; Striped Nainsook Eng
| lish Null Plain Nainsook; u large lot of French
Lace Points aud Talmas White Jaconci do;
| Cambria. Striped and Cross barred Muslius; India
| Muslins; Queens Lawn; Bishop Lawn; Chintz;
Ginghums; Bingham Muslins; buster Goods and
busters; Dcbagcs; Calicos, from the best to as
| cheap MS anybody.
Ladies Embroidered sets Collars, Undcrslocves;
Ladies fine Swiss and Janconet Embroidered
Collars, from 10 cts. to 50.
| Ladies fine Embroidered, 11cmstitclCd Plain
and Printed llandkcrchcfs, large assortment, and
| low down for cash, from Is cts. 10 81.
Ladies Marsellcs sets of Collars and Under
sleeves, plain and printed.
Ladies Black Grape Collars and Mourning CVl-
lars and handkerchief.
Ladies Dusters, Night Gowns, Chcmiscs, and
fine Under skirts
| Children, Slips
insertions, Edgings, Flounciugs and Trimming
for Under Skirts.
I,adns fna l. I, Gloves and Gauntlcts, llan
biacK aud fancy colors.
Ladies silk Twist Mits ,--o;rc..l.i;l., !
Hosiery.
Ladies fine Iislc Thread Hose; black, mixed
slate colored Hose
Misses white and mixed Cotton Hose.
Chldron's white and mixed Hose.
Gcntlcmcn's white, mixed and fancy Half Hose.
Hoop Skirts,
Of all kinds and prices, all of which will he sold
low down, regardless of original cost. When you
want Hoop Skirt, come TO Sehorn 4 Hornsby's,
| bringing whatever amount of the Dimes you may
have and you can buy Skirt from them for from
| 30 cts. to 50 each.
Parasols,
Of fine silk, Bingham and Cnmbric Ladies Black
silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Fans.
Fine Paris, Black silk, Linen Paper, painted
aud plain, aud Palm Leaf Fans.
China Vases, Mugs and Tea Sets.
Ladies fine Turkish Morocco Rcticulcs, Satchcs,
Cubns. &C.
Ladies fine Pearl Port Monnaies; Purses, &C.
Pistols.
Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, five and six
shooters.
Allen & whcclock's Patent Repeating Pistols
1.;. gl,.ty
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Chancery Court at Pikeville.
JUSE RULES, 1861.

TIVT'
James a. Tu!loss, Admir- Of JAS. S. Pankcy, decd
jackson Angle, Martha Angle, Eauraley L. Pank,
~ and the Creditors OF James :. Pankcy, decd
10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or CHAN.
ID cc,lor Van Dyke, 60 me directed in the above
stated cause, it is ordered that publication b,
made for four successive weeks 10 tho Athens Post
a new paper published in the town Of Athens
Tenressec, notifying ana requiring the creditor,
OF said james S. Pankey decd, to appear at tho
next term Of the Chnncery Court, to be held al
pikcyillc, Bledsoo county, Tenn, on the Sd Mon,
day Of September next, then aud there to exhibit
their demands against said estate and have them.
selves made parties To the complainants bill and
answer The same, or the same will be taken foi
confessed and set FOR hearing a.. matte as TO lLcm
:. c. NORWOOD, c. & NJ.
june 81, 1861 -1t-rrs fec S3--GBj
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NOT Ice.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
n. accounts with me for one, two and three
years, arc hereby notified to do so 10y the first OF
March, All accounts not closed by that time will
be found in the hands of I'M Officer My Books
must aud shall he closed. If you cant pay the
money come and give your note I will take good
Bacon, at the market price, in payment of debts
/ will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, S. X. REEnER.
Fell Is, 1861
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO HIS
OWN BUSINESS.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY RETURN HIS
w sinsasa. thanks for tho very liberal support
&c has received from the citizens of this and the
adjacent counties, and solicits continuance 81
the same. lie has just opened splendid assort.
mcnt of Materials for the manufacture Of Saddles,
Sadllcbags, Brides, Martingalcs, buggy and
Wagon Harness. and every other article in his
line of business, aud which no keeps constantly
on hand. lie will sell at wholesale or retail. and
at as low figure as can be bought in East Ten
ncsscc.
The subscriber has on hand y good assortment
of Hog Skins, Enamccd Leather, Patent Lcatli-
or Pad Skins. Morocco, White Wclting. Girthing,
Rein Webb. Straining Webb, Thread, Saddlcrs'
Silk, Enamcllcd Cloth, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits,
Harness Mounting, Ornaments, Buckets, Trunk
Locks, Malcts, Tacks, Saddlcrs Tools. Sharl,
Skins. and every thing else necessary to carry on
the Sadling Business, and which he will sell on
reasonable terms. Call and see before purchasing
elsewhere. EDWIN A. ATLEE.
March 90. 1360-tf-600
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MACHLkERY!!

Leather! Leather!
EOO LBS. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
cOO just received and for gale by
Oct 81 GEOR. W. ROSS.