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Ger, aud had Weaver tried and cenvicte'
by military commission. The paper
in the case went up TO the President fo
his action, and the Attorney Genera
decides in favor Of the authority Of mill
tary courts.
The Constitution Of the United States
which was once recognized in the coun'
try, states plainly that no person shat
be held TO answer for crime unless upon
an indictment Of a grand jury, ercepl
in cases arising in the land or narai
forces, or in the militia. aOhen in actual
service, in time Of war or public danger.
This man did not belong to the army
or navy of the United States, or even so
much as to the militia. The country was
at profound peace, and the civil law was
in no danger Of being resisted by the
people.
But here is Weavers own bill of ex-
ception to the jurisdiction of the court,
which we regard as well taken. He
states: First--That he was entitled TO q
trial by jury. Secondly-That the Con-
stitution of the United States provides
that no person shall be twice put in jeop-
ardy of life or limb for the same offense;
that the offense with which he was charged
belonged entirely to the civil courts of
the State Of Texas, aud that be would be
unable to plead the finding of the COM
mission 10 bar, in the District Court, in
Bastrop county. Thirdly-That before
the date of the order concerning the
commission be was under Indictment in
the civil court and was under arrest 10
await trial therein, and that the said in
dictment, for the same offense, was still
pending against him. Fourthly-Because
the District Court of Bastrop county was
fully organized and prepared to pass
upon all cases brought before it. Fifth
ly-Because the said Weaver was a citi-
zen and unconnected with the army of
the United States, and the deceased was
also a citizen. These exceptions were
oyerruled by the commission.
This brought forward the question as
to the right of the citizen to trial by
jury of his peers rather than by military
court-martial, the members Of which are
generally selected for their fitness to
ajudge guilty whether the evidence should
tend that way or not. Attorney General
Hoar has at last decided in favor of
military despotism rather than to see
the civil law take precedence.
Would that we had a respectable Govern
ment, where the forms of law could be
observed, and every man be protected in
his life and property. This is beauti-
full Republic, where men are taken up
and tried by court-martial and executed,
as Weaver will be, without trial by law.
We say, down with the tyrants, and let
us have Government that oil may lind
protection under Its wing.
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So They Go.
From The Union and American. ]

From the Union and American.l
We learn that all the candidates for
legislative honors in Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties, so far, have declared for IN.
restricted outrage aud for Senter.
The Radicals held meeting at Pulaski
last Monday, and nominated Represen-
tstive Reed for reelection. he accepts
and goes for Stokes and his policy.
From what We can hear Senator Gar
ner, from that district, will have formid-
able opposition, and that his white wash.
ing record will be fully exposed.
jobs d. Moore, late Postmaster at
Columbia, is spoken Of as a very promi-
nent choice Of the people Of Maury, for
Registrar if any change ia made.
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OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
H0AR ON MILITARY C0mMIs.

Those who have read the opinion Of
Attorney General Hoar on the jurisdic-
ton of military commissions are not
surprised at the decision. One would
scarcely imagine such q weak mind to
possess the frmness to decide questions
according to law, il that decision was
contrary to the will and wish Of his
party. The Attorney General is called
upoh 10 decide n case under the
reconstruction laws, where mans life is
involved, and as to whether the military
have the right to take q man from the
civil power aud try him by court-mArtial.
The case was one Of q man whose name
is Weaver, q citizen Of Texas, charged
with murder. BE was fret indicted be-
fore = grand jory Of bis State, but Gene
raj Reynolds. the military commander,
exercised bis authority, in taking the
matter cut Of the hands Of the civil ofi-
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Patriotism Of the Cuban Ladies.

On Monday evening one Of the mem
bers of the Cuban Ladies Relief Associa
ton received from Havana about 800, COO
worth of jewlery-diamonds, rubies, eme
raids, etc.--the personal contributions Of
patriotic ladies in Havana to the cause Of
Cuban independence. Among them were
some tiny sets Of jewelry worn by child.
rem, which had been contributed in aid
of the patriots. These articles are to be
sold at fair to be given by the ladies Of
the association, to be held In this city
some time next month.
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Special Notices.

The Healing Pool.-An essay for young men
on the crime Of solitude. and the diseases and
abuses which create impediments to marriage.
with sure means Of relief Seat in sealed letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address, DR.. j.
Skillin Houshton. Howard Association. Phil
ndelphia, Pa. 1880
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-12

Mazzini, the celebrated Italian sgita-
tor, having been forbidden by the Swiss
Government to sojourn in any Of the can.
tons bordering on Italy, has now been
also excluded from the eanions bordering
on France. He is going to London. His
hostility is as great to Victor Emanuel
rule in Italy as to shai which preceded it.
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London Money : June IL, Bpm
Five.twenties, sOal Erie, l9i; Consols,
923; Illinois Central, 94f; Bonds in
Frankfort, 85{.
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At Evansville, Ind, lately, a young
man let his little finger nails grow until
they we're nearly half an inch long, and
had one of them made into pen, with
which he is able to write in beautiful style.
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in prices; offerings light; sales up to
this hour to- day, 1000 bales.

Few York Money-June IL, IL m.--
Governments steady, with limited sales.
Sterling Exchange firm, l09} for prime.
Gold carrying at l l6 per cent; with q
bearish feeling. Money 7c; market
more stringent. Shipments to Europe
by steamer to-day, 100000.
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liverpool CottOn-Jane IL, 2 pm
Market quiet and unchanged; up
lands, llai; Orleans, I'D; sales for
the day, 10000 bales.
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A London clergyman advertises that
he will lend his weekly sermons for
half-a-crown apiece, or four for ten shil-
lings, warranted " original, earnest and
evangelical"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-12

The New Orleans Times says that the
so-called century plant blossoms in that
vicinity every fewyears.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-12

p.m .-SterhngExchange steady, l093
for prime sixty-iay bills.
Neso York Stock - June IL, IL M
Market unsettled and lower prices antici-
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, June ~ "A special says
the argument before the Supreme Court
on the eligibility Of negroes to hold Office
was concluded to-day by speech from
Ex-Governor James johnson in favor Of
the negro.
Reports from Warren county show that
the Judicial injunction restraining Sheriff
Norris from making further arresis has
been issued. The efforts Of military
authority, acting through civil officers, TO
break up insurrectionary organizations
seem thus 10 be brought TO a stop.
Domestic and Forsign Market Reports. as
Telsgraphsd TO the Public Ledger ~
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company.
Nep York CottOn-JHHe II, IL am
Market opened firm; a scarcity Of
stock sustsins the market. Receipts yes
ierdsY and from ports not previously
heard from, 1900 bales
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B Y Ell E G R A P Fl
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.

Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
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lp.m.-Stock Market materially un-
changed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


HAVING DISPOSED. OF OUR ENTIRE
Ii interest in the drug business, we will for
the future devote our undivided personal at
tendon TO the practice of our profession, and
may be found during hours of business in our
Dental Rooms, at the old well-known stand.
No. 3lS Main street. ready to render service In
the several branches of Dentistry. Thanking
cur friends and acquaintance for the liberal
patronage We havs enjoyed during cur Icing
residence in this city, we would solicit con-
endeavors in future {, merit the confidence
hitherto reposed in our professional skill.
Respectfully, j. B. WASS0N,( n.,3,,..
WIN. WASS0N, Denehs'
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FINDING OF THE JURY.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. |


We, the undersigned, jury Of inquest,
being summoned TO view the body Of
Joseph G. Crane, find that he came to his
death by murder, inflicted upon him BY
the hands Of z. NJ. Yerger, with a sharp
edged instrument, commonly called a
dirk, 10 the city Of Jackson, county and
State aforesaid, en- this the 9Th day Of
June, A. d. 1869.
C. Lombard (Foreman), c. A. Brougber,
John w. Robinson, II. G. Fulmer,
James NJ. Mckee, W. II. II. Green.
DR.. Graft, DIR. Bertholtf Sturgeon Of
the POSI- and DIR. Carter made post NOR.
tenn examination.
The jury examined the body Of Colonel
Crane, but found no weapon upon it.
In connection with the foregoing, we
will reproduce the following extract from
an article in the Pilot newspaper relating
TO the affair:
The heart-rending scene which occurred
at the spot Of the tragedy-when the
young wife Of the murdered nan came
and threw herself upon his PROSTATE,
lifeless and bloody form, and in piteou.
walls cried: "Oh, Joseph speak TO me
say that you are not dead l-ob, God,
what have done that my dear hus5and
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do A Kelley &co-l0 bids tsllow 357 hides to
C A Whitney &co-l0 ties tallow Hays, Tunstall
co-47 head stock McQnoid Il Mehle-sundries to
order-Total ga bales cotton
LIVERPO0L-Stes Fire Queen-2 pkgs
mdse Commsgere & Lambert do Auge-2 do
] G Bernel-3 do w Steadmeyer-5 do Du-
copge-5 do Leon & Pensard-l do Pifet-2 do
A Schwab-3 do Grunewsld &co-l2 cases do
organ Seig Il Krug-2pkgs mdse Jno Frank 90
G W Bancker &co-2 do Moulor Dumestre-S
do Bodet d Gueydan-l do Il Daspit-6 do b
Richard-ll do Reiman & Friedlander-7 do +
Marks &co-2 do DeLabande-3 cks chains IL cks
mdse C t Buddecke &co-50 bds sheet iron TO
Rice Bros Geo. cks hardware McLsurin-2 do
Giefees & Gumpert-24 bales bags Given Son
SO pkgs mdse A Whitney &co-7 cks hardware
Stauffer, Kent &co-l2 pkgs mdse ] Hart &co-
l6 eks do 245 bdls steel j Tucker-l4 cases mdse
IL pkgs do o Graham &co-2 pkgs rndse d d
Holmes-1 cssk do d L Ranlett-l0 cases mdse
McStea & Value-I do I w Hutchinson-l do
Payroll do Sabini-2 do Z Guiquel-l2 do
Blum, Frank &co-l j A BrsselmsD-2 do Wells
Bros-ls williamson & Bowling-l d J Browne
20 Wallace Sco-l A NJ Rhodes-3 G Bsrriere
Levi. Miller &co-2 Jacobs Goldham-l Jas
Syme &co-73l bxs tin plate B Horizons casks
hardware 2 bags nails A divers qr-pipes wine
q ,3e4 bdls iron ties to order
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Steamship United States, Norton, from New York
20th ult., to Wood, Low d Ludwigsen-2d
district
Steamship I Harris. Lockwood, from BRACES
Santiago. TO A Whitney &co-Ist district
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Indanola, to G
Whitney &co-lst district
Scbr p f Sampson, Orr, from Matanzas, to A II
DeNeza-2d district IA
rowBOATs.
Reaney, Riddle, from the Pssses--went down
Light brought up schr Hattie Sampson.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen, Tobin, from Camden
BIZ Hodge No 2, Boardman, from Shreveport
Annie Wagley, Burton, from Washington
Frolic, HEM, from Eatchitoches
Lotus No 2, Albert, from Lower Coast
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Natchez
st Mary's, Carlton from Camden
San Nicolas, Streck, from LockpOrt
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Sohr William from Bay st Louis
Schr King of the North Sea, FIN Jordan River
Schr Mary Emily, from Psscagoula
Schr Farmer, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Old Peter, from Biloxi
schr Hermit. from Bonfuea
Schr Indian Reed, from Tchefuncte
Sohr Emma, from Bay st Louis
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Below Corning Up.

Steamship Fire Queen, Williamson, from Liver
pool Jan 9th, TO Ashbridge, Smith &co-
Steamship YOzoo, Holmes, from Philadelphia 10th
ult. via Havana, to VIM Creevy-
Steamship Bavaria, Barends, from Hamburg LIST
ult. via Havre and Havana to Williams, Ru
pert Geo
Steamship Concordia, Sears, from Boston 18th
ult., 10 VIM Creevy-
Steamship Liberty, Reed. from Baltimore 18th
ult. via Havana, to Witherspoon, Halsey tSco
Ship Artisan, Smith, Is days from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co-
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, to Marry &co-
Bark Colombia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast.
to Mummy, Luling Geo.
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Rarine 9ntflIigents.
CRESCENT OFFIcx, No. IS CANT STREET,
Wednesday. March 3, 1850.

CRESCENT OFFTcx, No. IS CAN'T srEErT,
Wednesday. March 3, l56o. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola,
&c Rogers eco
Steamship st Mary, Bourne, for Galveston,
@ A Whitney eco
Steamship alliance, Clapp, for Pensacola,
FW Perkins eco
Ship Stadacona (Br), Cassidy, for Liverpool.
Lowell & Bailey
Brig Martha, Dunn, for Matanzas,
Wheeler, Shepherd &co
Schr VIM Fisher, Fisher, for Utlls, II Bonzsno
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TIE FEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMLMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LIBERTY... 1900 Thomas A. Bain Commander
CUbA........ LEO tons...... DukehesTt Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New York $50.
.. FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
XIILgtIS TOUCHING AT KEY WEST-The splendid
Ezz>ssAAssA fast steamship
Liberty.
E. G. REED. Commander,
WIN leave hsr wharf on MONDAY, March lss at r. NJ,
carrying the o. s malls
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply TO WITHERsPUON, HALsEY 4 CO.,
20 Carondelet street.
B-No bills Of lsding but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight must be procured from this Office
No freight Havana taken after II o'clock the day of
sailing
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Receipts by Railroads.

N o. o 4 G W-Msrch 40 bbls molasses
Fl hf.bbls do LATTE. Duflho &co-l0l bbls molas-
ses Ia hhds sugar r Hsre-4 do J A Lane-l0 do
] / Adams &co-s do 70 bbs molssses Toledano Il
Thornhil-l4 do BY Tete-44 do G Sabstier-2 do
NJ Cass-4l do L Gravenberg--l bdl skins 81 hides
sts corn BoS1eM29 Do I1i 10 nI KS notst6es liam
bias & Dockter--7 bdl skins Msrks-l2 hf.bales
moss W Holman &co-2 bbls peanuts 6S hides
and sundries DeBlanc & Beer-17 hides II Levy
10 do 2 bdl skins j X Gourdain IS bbls molasses
IL hf.bales moss and sundries l. TerrebOnne--l
pkg hides Suberveille & Gautresux-l SIX seed cot.
ton bbls rice F Sevin-l0 SKIS rice Titon-
l03 head stock and sundries to order-Totsl bsle
cotton So hhds sugar 30l bbls molAsses 81 hf-
bbls do
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n euOrandA

Memoranda
Milford Haven, Feb. 2.-The ship Preston, Capt
Donald, frofn Liverpool fos New Orleans, put in
leady and her rudder damaged.
We learn by letter that the steamship Baden,
Capt Nelson, hence for Havre with cargo con-
sistiDg of 1926 bales cotton and lot of slaves,
put in the port Of Vigo on the Sth of February,
dismasted.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York, Feb 24-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Nicksburg, Burton; from Galveston,
steamship Virginia, Kennedy.
Boston. Feb 4.-Cleared from New Orleans,
ship ID w Chapman. Miller; 25th, arrived from
Mobile, schr Z S Potter. Potter.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Fleetwood. Feb. 7.-Arrived from Pensacola,
Iiyerpo1. Feb. lO.-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship 0inda, Lang; from Mobile, ship Kenil-
worth. Austin; loading for New Orleans, ship Her
Newport, Wales. Feb. 6.-Loading for New Or.
leans, ships Anna Gray, Baker, and Marmion, IT.
wing, and steamship Robt Lowe.
Exports.
LIvERP0OL-Ship Stadacona-S3l3 bales cot
ton 1850 stRges
-four so ibis whisky 200 SKIS corn 20 bags coffee
and sundsies
PENSACoLA-Stesmship Alliancs-6I3 bbls
-four IL bbs potatoes bbls whisky 55 osks bacon
100 ties lard IL bales hay 224 SKIS cotton seed 669
Eks corn IL SKIS oats 275 pkgs mdse
PENSAC0LA-Steamship Lzzie-497 bbls -four
IS bbs PORK 40 bbls molasses 10 hhds sugar is
csks bacon Is tcs hams 1910 SKIS corn 80 bags cof-
fee and sundries
MATANZAS-BrigM srtha-50 empty cks 1900
empty bbls 1000 feet lumber
UTlLLA-Schr VIM Fisher-l6 bbls -four 800
feet lumber
Imports
NEW Y0RK-Steamship United Ststes-Astd
mdse
MATANZAS-Sehr H E Sampson-455 hhds
molssses IS tics do bbls do A II DeMeza
M0Bll4E-Steamer Mary-l76 bales cotton 10
Battle Noble-l2 do Lehman, Newgass &co-15
bdls paper Times-sundries to order-Totsl lSs
bales cotton
PENSACOLA-Steamshi Agnes bbls pc.
cans rs bales cotton T 4 S Henderson-lz do
Williams Son-n do Perkins, Swenson &co-l0
do Franese Daniels do E Pillsbury &co-2
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STEAMBOATS,.
OUACHITA RIVER.
st. harYs,
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET,
Leaves Every Alternate WE oNESDAY.

REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW PACKET
Leaves Every Alternate WE ONEsDAY
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,. March Sd, at5P.M
g. r. FOR FoHTLA sD-POPLAR BLUFF
issEss k4zs Point Pleasant Morehouse Point ouschits
duachits and Black riversThe Al light drsft psssea
ger packet Tshi,sgnsh. r Livingston master w ].
GEO. II LORD Agent, 20 Gravier street.
H.R. EPPLER, Tchoupitouas street.
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at5P.w:
So - FOR CAMDEN. CHANPAGNOLLE
Marie salioo, Trenton Monroe ouaehits City,
% sseR sd onsca ns Sasns
steamer Gov. Allen, John W Tobin master, Ed. Rysnd
Scs4 C U6 % ' rRRs g
W. M. sURLs, TchOuDitOulas stree:
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Msrx
e. o. FOR CAMDEN, 'CHAMPAGNoLLE,
$50 Marie Saline, Trenton, Monroe ouach.a City.
sterIinston Port UniOn Columbia Harri,onburg Trinity
and all intermediate landings Black ouaehta rivers
The splendid light draft sidewheel steamer
MRy1Ower,
On place Of steamer Corneia)
J. W. BLANKS, Master,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply board
orto GEO. II. LORD. 20 Grsver street.
NO. DONoHUE,6 Tehoupitoulas street
P.s-The MsyaOwer will commence her weekly trips on
Saturday, March 9th.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND TRENTON REGULAR
SATURDAY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at s Px
R5 FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PORT
eNA&+ = Union sterngton Mouth Bayou Bartholomew,
Oaachita City Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity
all landings Black and Ouschts rvers-rhs
VicksburR,
G. P. WORK, Master.
wlesve above taking freight a. the lowest rates.
sINEoTE 4 ADAMS. IS Commercial Pl.es
W. NJ. SURLS, No 2ThOupitoulss street.
p. S-The Vicksburg connects with No l steamer for
Bayou Bartholomew, d Arbonne giving through bills
lading The Vcksburg will leave New Orleans every Satzr-
day al p. NJ. throughout the entire
clerk will always be on the landing foot OF Custohouse
street.
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TAKE NOTICE.

DARTIES INDEBTED TO THE UNDER
i signed can now pay their accounts and
notes in Wheat, Corn, Oats and Bacon, at the
highest market price. If these terms are not
accepted promptly, shall proceed to collect
as the law directs. A. C. ROBSON.
Athens, July 80, 1S69-tf-S7
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BR IAN CHI, SCOTT & CO.,
b a N * Il IL s,
General Commission Merchants,
AND AGENTS FOR TIE SALE OF
M anufac tured acco.
A U G u S Il A, G. A.

GzY~ Gold Stocks, Bonds and Uncurrent
southern Bank Notes bought and sold; Money
Loaned OH satisfactory collaterals.
1B Interest allowed on Deposits, subject to
Checks at sight. Collections made OH all ac-
cessible points without charge, and RENTED
for promptly in New York Exchange ut par.
Sight Drafts sold on principal cities Of Great
Britain and Continental Europe in sums to
suit purchasers.
.019 Cotton and Tobacco sold OH Commits
sion, and consignments of General Merchan-
disc solicited, and prompt returns made.
nzB Liberal Cash Advances made OH all con-
signments, Free Of Commission for advanc-
ing, with produce in hand, whether for sale
in Augusta, Richmond, Petersburg, or to be
forwarded TO their friends IN Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York and Liverpool or Havre.
GSD Parties are requested to send for sample
of Manufactured Tobacco, which is being re-
ceived direct from the Factories in Virginia
and North Carolina.
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CECURITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
y by Insurine in the Hartford Insurance
Company VIC. HORTON Aqent
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JUST RECEIVED.

NTCKELDIN & DEMENT, HAVE JUST
Nl received another invoice of New Goods
consisting of Bleached and Brown Muslins,
Boots and Shoes. together with new Styles OF
Prints-which they offer at great inducements.
July %, 1860-tf-SS
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Il IL U = n.

IT'S sweet to feel in all our paths
That grim, unfailing trust,
Which gives us full assurance that
Our Fathers ways are just.
1t soothes us on the couch of pain,
1t brings us peaceful rest,
And whispers, What Our Father gives
Is always for the best.
1t Is balm for every care,
1t softens bitter grief,
And says, Our Fathers love alone
Can give us sure relief.
1t bids us freely go to Him,
When weary and opprest,
For, In his love all-merciful,
He says he'll give us rest.
1t lifts the dreary clouds Of gloom
1t bids us know no fear,
And tells us, in the darkest knight,
Our Fathers arm is near
Oh! let us ever trustftil be,
In all our griefs and pains,
And truly feel whate'r betide,
Our Heavenly Father reigns.
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Il. T.. WILLIAMS, Nj. d.,

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI-
" ces to the citizens Of Athens, and the sur
rounding country.
OFFICIAL his residence, near the Bridge.
Dec. 10, 1S67-tf-2
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Flu IL NITU II Il.

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
w and for sale cheap, a good lot Of Furni-
ture, consisting Of Bedsteads, Lounges, Safes,
Chairs, ETC., etc. A. G. robson Il CO.
April 0, 1SG9-tf-71
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Either in City or Country, at short notice and
OH Reasonable Terms.
Our experience in Tin and Roofing, warrants
us i'm saying that we CAN and WILL
give entire satisfaction to all
our friends who may favor us with their work.
March ~, 1S69-1y-67
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-09-03
wHISKEYS,

WE KEEP ON HAND FOR MEDICAL
w and other purposes, Bourbon, Robertson,
Monongahela and Corn Whiskeys.
HENDERSON & CAMPBELL.
July 0. 1S69-tf-84
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28
Important to the Ladies'.

When female is in troubl, or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical o. surgical attendance
the enquiry saonld be, Where is ther. ph, sician
Who is fully competent to administer relief and
whose respectab standing in Soc,-t, recommends
aim to the confdenc of'he community? The Doc
.cs, understanding how imperatvel necessary
Rive requirements are, fees ca led upon to inr r
sose, and b, calling the attention of the afflicted
Ntne fact that he has been a Professor Of Obste-
rics and Female Daease~ for TwENr, YEARS and
= fully qualified to administer in all ca.es, both
medically and surgically. not in a uperfcial man
ner but in as thor ugh nianne- a. ears If study
andpractice-both in hospitals and frivare fam'-
lies-caH make. T. save hem from tho hands ofthe
unqualified, interruptions. and designing There
ere antilles can rely upon him as upon f.ther