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salcs were usate Of teoo Ia 30, at :ec: ooo bu
Ut al ssbc: s,4l4 tu DO at Sc: 900 b1 10 Ut
ssssc; - 900 IN do u 6sHc; 215 tu do 1t b1Ht;
19,tso hu do II SIC: o,e4o bu 10 tchotce) Al NC
aroat; 900 bu rejected at &c; =, 100 bu DO nj
sac: neoo tn DO Il ss,sc; 1900 bu no grade st sc
no tu 90 at 16c; 90 bu 10 q &c Total, 1so,so9
b. No. 2 rod at s1t4ssH seller the mont, cics-
lng Al a1Hc: oSss'4c, be!leE September; 6'Hc,
sesler last hsaf dc, and s1a41c, buyer September.
Oa,s werr nrm Ant! ia4t1y acIse, under good
demand, bath specafatsse asd for local ase, The
thnrt interest fc: this month A IN cKlcoGisc Que,
and their time brief, while tue stock Is IN feT
bands oFtionB were tcace active, nad nt1a,
HcllcE the 1nonth bringing nearly the sat1e ~ fresh
receipts, while lot next month prices advanced n
a1c. sample Of Surprise oats, grown IN nlQe
ls1hcd. was exhtlhied Oh Change today; the ber-
~ Is magnificent; It Weighs Is IL to the bu Ca
Tie OIacn Bua1d thc uaatket was nominal II 49kc1
Keller September. On 'Changc 1t opened at axe
for cur lots, teinR &c higher than ut the clos.
testcs,laJ, and Improved &c BY nnont closing ii
Et@4Gc. aaics were maize of s,4'N hu II 46Sc;
so,1t1 III at ≻ G,0o9 lu at 4aAt: aa.e1e bn at
Exc: ,a III. nt 45tlcs14. no Tn Fcjcctc'! at %1tc;
l1,tuo Eu 10 at 4oxc; a,otu tu DO ut &c: low bu
sy sample at &>c. Tosa'+ -, TIM tu. Seller the
lronth totd at <s;4'5 46c, efosng ht the out.tfc;
aui Eeller September at tsEf1a1c.
lyt HtrAtly and Dr1u R3 an allrsHcc nj Nc on
yet,sr1a3 5 prices, ctoYlu7 at Nt..o5c OF No. 8.
SRex were tnAtle ot 1.a9 tu NJ. nj fts: 3+y0 BIT
u nt p4r; IN In tin at ss'tE; Co, bu do u 91c
12 Ill fejtc.cIl ut s3c: 4W In do ut alt3; 53 III
.lu ii :. c; NM tu 10 III SIC sui ~ tu u sata-
Tile At VIC Total, 9.4DJ Ill
Harley ~ua triB st tac autE!'tp it!rrs Of Jr,tcr.
lily, hn,,tf gota! rihati'l. sa,H were: f,7U h,
~, al II a.: 4n hi r lr'tel III re tA hu d. Ut
1~- lrat t,u ~ tafIplc III u -; 11l hi ,1G Al
| tits. 7ota t.'Hu h, RcIteE Hrp.e1pl,er snlt At
3L9Ets l91 Rtra: dial of ha1trJ tsa+ t"'rA sp''
fur irxt nl'hh. delivery, Aui II Ia Interesting IL
tlirr ~hr.r thr Rf..tn II rnsnH9 stnlt u MI th'
| ,nhltn.l4 t'tIrks t.,r rtrrlrts Ahdw tA'arr III
ttr,Aa. ,lr .,spttn. p1un,I,tttu ~ rlsttnaIl, rus
| Wnh.
Feeds ~rrr again qn1"f. nni quotations ruiz !
| .lHhr rasrr, sa!ra 1.:!iE eaNanut IL IL lpt, Vi
| t!n.nIh,, wldt Il sulti Ut n Innsr Ut u t'~tlyL.
| Ihr ttAth trHLtar FAtf.r Aais IT ~irJi, ~ MaIc
| !Hunm Gu, IF Se~ lotl, ii l,afs un Thasa
| t!a3 lAAt, Ia thrlE waIrruuu.t, III l.G curnrr u
gAtA yiafr a..ti Iiurtlay hls,tt, hnd *aa We'll 1T
lAh'Ied. tic prices real.4rh Icing hatssl lctoEy
| tolRl of III, ,1nl IT, MAS ao.l Nc uotc tnr futlow
| tnk ~ among thc rt!rcB nAld:
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NtiY fnhx. AuaH.t - INJURY ta.i NH strJut. ant,
~ tai l+fHni. "'
ttr t.ht tl".rtsrn plu,~s list thu hanks .ra stl
attlnf MID lt r rAl arttr Ia IN tpA sui
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Brainard's Musical World

For July is at hand, and is as entertain
ing and valuable as ever. The present num-
Der contains a large amount of choice music,
both vocal and instrumental, besides musical
stories, sketches, news, gossip, hints, etc.
The Musicat World is the best and cheapest
musical monthly published. The music CIV
en- in each number 10 worthy years subscrip-
tien. 1t has an immense circulation through
out the country, and is furnished at only
Sl,OO per annum. Pianos, Organs, Sewing,
Machines, Books, Music, etc., are given for
clubs Send ten cents for specimen copies,
with full list of premiums. Address S.
BBArSARD b SoSS, Publishers, Cleveland
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Chemistry and Medicine.

Prof Pbilo Holmes writes, Chemistry
and medicine have been made subscrvient TO
all diseases which flesh is heir to, yet how
little has science done toward improving our
personal appearance, Recently ] have inves-
tigated a scientific preparation which has
come before the public, but which has been
in use many years, called Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover. II cures all diseases
Of tho scalp, and allays all that heat and II
ritaiion, and furnishes nutritivo principle
by which the lair 10 nourisbed and support.
cd, and by its remedial virtues, II causes the
hair TO grow where II has fallen out, and re-
stores II TO Its natural color when gray, The
old Ia appearance are made young agaiu."
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Let not Prejudice Usurp Your
NgV5Vg Reason. saE84

1t is fact that, In the minds OF many persons,
prejudice exists against what called patent medi
cines bu. why should this prevent you resorting to
article that has such array Of testimony to sup
port IL as H0sTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs Ply
sicians prescribe u; why should you discard It p
Judges usually considered men OF talent, have used
and do II In their families why should you reject
iY Let not your prejudice usurp your reason TO the
everlasting injury Of yonr health. III you arc alex,
ana require a medicine, try these Bttors,
When the bodily energies are worn out by anxiety
and need stimulan this the best that be taken
1t Is tempered and modified by hygienic herbs and
roots which prevent from fevering the blood and
hence 1t does not produce mere temporary excite
ment to be followed by injurious reaction but COM
muncates permanent potency to the entire vital or.
ganzaton. Some of lite herbal slightly
soporic that In where sleepessness 10 of
the Accomplishments Of nervous disease, dose of II
taken towards bedtime will tend to produce quiet and
refreshing sumber For papation Of heart, trenors,
Mysteries fainting ts general restlessness and the
csuseess fears aud distressing fances to which ladies
especially subject, under certain morbid condi-
tions Of mind and body peculiar to their ssx, the Bit
rwll be found the most agreeable and sertain Of
all counter-irrikante.
The consitutionaly nervous may readily keep their
nfrmity In constant check by the daily use Of this
benllful vegetable toic; aud those who have shat
tered their nerves. the phrase Is, either by mpru
dent indul geDce undue physical intellectual Ia
bor will find In this vitazlng elixir prompt resora
tive.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to hoath in q
few weeks, by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufsrers the means of cure. ~
To all who desire u, he will send copy Of the rre.
scrlptcn used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hna
SURE CURr ron CONSUMPTION, asraxA, BRONCHITIS,
etc. The object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
scriptou is to benefit the afflicted and spread Informs
tou which he conceiyes TO be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as /. viii cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
B9julpy!-SMP.&Co.
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Bristol College.

We have received the annual Catalogue of
Kings College, Bristol, Tennessee. The tai
ent of East Tennessee is employed in the
last session, ending May 2lst, 1869, was at
tended by lI9 students. We hope ,he next
session may open with double this number.
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Leisure Hours.

The July number Of this elegant monthly
ia on our table, and contains a vast amount
of highly interesting matter. tits very suita-
bic for the home and freside aud is calcula-
ted to meet the hearty approval of all. Send
Is cents for specimen copy, OF $500 for
one year. address o'DwYxn & Co., Publish
ers, No. so Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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In Jonesboro, Tenn, July 18th, 1860, by
A. G. Collins,,E Mr.. Groy WsAncrSBhiegr
and Mas CAsSAs JusrioE. Nf r.
Our wisbis, dear George, that the Justice
whom thou hast embraced, may companion
thee for life, control thee in all Thy doings,
attend thee when thou sittest, when thou
riuOsL whom thou valkest, and especially
when thou liest May she ever Rick the
beam % As aide whsrs thou art, and may four
quorumS Of little Jutlisss Avoucb Der con.
STACEY ia tbsr. X
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premsure Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscretion, WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all WHO need It, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers Wishing to profit by the adver-
Users experience do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, rt,g@f JOHN b. OGDEN,
s9julyyl-sM.P. &Colf No. AZ Cedar St., New York.
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Cassya Kings Bark unknown until The middle Of the 9TH
century Humboldt favorable btupe qualities
andoe to Fever and Aguc intermittent and Maous eyers
extensive South American travels IA .s ..,.r ..r-r
In 64o used by the possessed
ha secret Of its wonderful tonic properties and sold by them for
rs weight slye, .l."f H.r.
I'm $685. eighteen years after Sir John Talbot employed with great
France the Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections Loss Appetite Weakness and Debility PpGon
Of the Heart Darh9a etc IN 1919 he sold the its origin
10 Louis XIV by whom dvuged is tho al. important
Ingredient brakes PLANTATION BTTERS and preserved as It's
pure g. Co Rum Of end one that shoui
be upon the de5oad Of every family Messm H Drake Co. tho
sole popn>o Of the celebrated PLANTATION ETTERS tho
largest importers Of Caaya Bark IN America The Bark gathered
and cured under the immediate supervision OF agent ou ~
Brazil expressly for that purpose, and aside from few hous and
ponGs which sold 10 the Manufacturer, Of QUinne all used
the preparing these Bes which they indebted o lher
wonderful success a a
The above cut represents the na's, il hea native a'oM
gathering the Bark
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Sentered.

The Maiyville Republican has come outfor'
S.nter. Its reputed publisher is a colored
man, though majority Of the stock is owned
by a Senterite, and hence the change. They
have Press and Tfmesed II. NA " ~ r t'a'
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Harvest.

Fol the past three weeks, business mas
been dullabout town. Farmers have been
taking care of their harvest. There is bet
ter prospects for corn than has been for many
wears, ... ...
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

10 We are authorized and requested to
ammo ounce the name Of Col. JOHN x. MILLER,
Of Carter 70 represent the LIST Senatorial
District Of Tennessee, 10 the next General
Assembly. Subject to the decision Of a
nominating Convention. . [e9apr2tds.
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THE UNION FLAG.
Jeassboro'. Tenn, July 10, 1869.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Collecting Agent for the /" Union
o'' Flag"

George Crisham, ST., Is our regular Tray
.,ios Collecting Agent to collect accounts
t J"s The Office of the UsIos FLAG. He Is au-
,So,iled to collect and receipt for an ac-
.'unts due Us and to institute suits for debts
osjps this Office. No OTHER travelling agent
!, ,utborized to collect our accounts "a
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AGENTS WANTED
To sell the only Unabridged Complete PEG
pie. Edition Of CONYBEARE 4 H0WS0NS
LIFE AND EPiSTLES eF
GA RTrYg n YTY

SAlNI EAU Is,
With an shls and ELOQUENT dissertation by
Prot Leonard Bacon, of Yal. College, Con-
mended 10y the most eminent dlyincs Hod
Nbest scholars 10 al parts Of our county.
An Frsct Reprint OF To, latest English
PEOPLES EDITION End d,f,yi 'tom al
sthr, b., thu stL&iN4'n Oe 'rg artho,s, 81
u"nSidtioas and notes in Eaglisb, in place Of
numerous quotations bhd notes ~ foreign
lspGuNgrS.
know OF no work that ran rivl this ~
clear and fascinating discussions are h. v'ry
thing we peed. Rev. b, ". Mcdonald, y
D., LL, D.. Lebanon, Tenn,
1t should he in the library OF every family
where the English language IL spoken. Il
Nlligsn, Predt Kentucky University
DR. Bncons nsmo 10 connection with tha
edition is tower Of strength Rev, JOS. i
futile, d. d., Pres, Wabash College.
, il IL one OF the most Instructive aud De
ligbtful books in eIistence Rev. John A
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II 10 an iusxhsusNbe storebouss Of Thought
aud luforuiAtion. Rev. A. G. Osborn, y b. :,
ST. Louis Mo.
No work in the language RpproIims.c' T..
Rev Mark hopkins, D. d., President WI
lNlms COLLEGE, .I.
would rtcommend TIL, unsurpassed III.
-rary snd historical wOIk TO all. Rev L, T.,
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This most ntere'tiDg md instructive wotk
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Caswell y. D., III. H. Brown University,
We consider IL an invtlusble work, T..
Franklin, I'D. AIMEE Chr. Reyisw, Gi.en
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The travels Of the great Apostle, y. illu'.
trs,rd ia II, are Of surprising interest. Rev,
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Tnsnulllm Cnllnra.

Attention is directed TO the sdvertisepent
of the Greeneyille and Tuscullm~0ollsge
Greeneville, Tennessee. THIS school is under
the charge of Rev. W. S. Doak, who is well
known to The people of Tennessee as being
a thoroughly educated, courteous gentleman,
and capable Of instructng those who are
placed under his charge. He is assisted by
corps Of talented assistants, who do much
in the advancement OF the interests Of the
school. We do hope the people Of East Ten
ncsSee will give tbis school the necessary
patronage TO make 1t not only a local but q
general benefit to the country.
r#rg u f $500 .b .Lk
lQusstiop--WhGt is warm work. (See the
bottom Of the card of the above school for
nm answerO
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SENATORIAL CANVASS.
List Of Appointments.

The candidates for the State Senate will
address the citizens Of the First Senatorial
n.rict at the following times and places:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dutcher's lightning Fly Killerl
Death to the Living Long live the. Killers I
Sold BY Dealers Er~yrhere! "
s9ulpml t..I fENa + q 81 f-ftH n "
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W. VII t,sff M HdWftisofnsni w owe thOua.
aud Newspapers. one 1iDuth. The H. no. Mo-.
eiule, sihs g. tnpers OF OSrr 5000 bDt -
tulnfton NraAig. mote ipeis 400 Dnlis J't'
D. -. li ahlrl he s'Yrttlifr ghiHlul "A hsriIr4
'b month, aid ,h1 ieAhiais pnprfs ~ u,rrs
COmptpie Esira rAFlt mammal unr piu 40.
\ I'D n SNIP ~ our tifsmnfl Ailiasg 80. = ROW
LILA co, AiytaiHng hssnV, Nov fc'"
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A Chance for All.

The first volume of "The Reformer," a nest
and able household journal, COMMENCED the
, LIST utimo, under the management of NJ. G..
MgseIs, aided by corps of abEand' distin-
guisksd contributors. 1t haZmet with sur
prisnsSuccess, aud is now>the favorite with
all who Mye perused iTbrlliant, graceful
columns IN those y6o wish to secure an
excellent familNgewTpaper, containing twspS
ty columns of in> &esting reading, the pro-
prietor win senYa eSpy free fora club Of ten
and $1,000 Tbe priA of IL for one y.ar is
only $l.oo This is an excellent chance for
Agents, 9Sthey arc furnished with periodi-
cal tbT viii take among tSe people. Read
the advertisement to be found Elsewhere in
our paper Address M @. MEScis, No. 90
State Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-10-08
Scientific and Classical Ii itute
ROCKVILLE, TENNESSEE.

FACU Y.
Y. II. q q r o II Il H. A. W.,
classical Department
w. A. q. Ii IL o WV. A. W.,
Scienti C Department
TU T o n.
LIST Class, per Term Of five months $40 90
I'd Glass, per Term of five months Gee. II 30
Sd Glass, per Term Of five mouths Gee. ID 90
4th Glass, per Term Of five months .... 20 10
Halt the Tuition and the Contingent Fee are
Required in Adpdnce.
Board In families. $500 to $3.50 per week
Including washing. &c.
The next Session begins on Monday, the 30th
or August next.
The rooms and furniture are being painted
and fitted up in the best style.
Arrangements have been effected to procure
Apparatus to illustrate instruction in the
leading branches of Natural Science.
The Text books are the latest and mort
popular in use.
Instruction in this Institution Is intended to
be fully up to the requirements Of the age,
both in matter and manner.
July 9, 1S69-tf-S3
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THE MOON.
Written expressly for the Athens POST

by ENT. n. tanner.
O'or the distant hills the moon
That goddess of the night
Is rising in her glory,
With soft and mellow light,
And all the lovely landscape
Spread out before my eyes,
Like gorgeous panorama
In flood Of glory lies.
Resplendent In her beauty.
She mounts the heavens high.
And, like n queen 'mong vassals,
Sails slowly through the sky;
Dimming the fainter lustre
or the stars which throng her way,
And seeming mid the heavens
With the zephyr winds to play.
There's naught to mar her splendor-
No clouds to intervene,
'TwiXt her and me, save mist-clouds,
With golden fringe, Iween,
Which sometimes, for moment,
Her beauty half conceal,
Thus deepening the romance
The looker-on must feel.
l lay beside brooklet,
And quatfed the nectar bright,
From out the cup Of Nature,
That calm, that moonlit night.
gazcd in rapt attention
On the beauty round me spread,
While the hours on swlftest pinions,
Like winged spirits, sped.
Anon. my fancy wandered.
ASH viewed the starry sky,
To scenes of boyish pleasure
In the happy days gone by;
AL -, ac,or,- OIL I'm facaa
And forms knew full we'll
Forms of the young departed,
Who in LIES spring-timo fell.
I saw my former schoolmates--
NV friends of other days.
And thought upon the destiny
Which pointed out our ways;
And memory brought before me,
In one unbroken band,
Those who have gone forever,
Those who remain behind.
Again my Fancy wandered,
AS dreaming there lay;
1t seemed to leave the hallowed spot,
To soar far, far away,
To where, in other places.
The moon her soft light shed,
On cities Of the living,
On cities of the dead.
On scenes Of joy and sorrow,
That same full moon looked down;
On scenes Of pain and anguish,
In city, cot, and town;
On houses where was suffering,
On dwellings where the dead
Law cold within their collins,
Her pale, soft light was shed.
Thus dreaming remained there,
Meier thinking of the hour,
Until the moon had sunk to rest
Behind the old church tower;
And when rose to leave the spot,
saw the morning light
Just breaking DER the hill-tops,
And driving off the night.
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CANE CREEK ACADEMY.

COghill, McMinn County, Tenn.
THE FIRST SESSION OF THE ABOVE
l. Institution will open on Monday. the 18th
day of september. 1869, under the charge OF
Prof. -. III. Brunner. formerly Presi-
dent Of Hiwassee College, and Nj Las H "a te
CnrlOck, q recent graduate Of the Mary
sharp College. Winchester. Tennessee.
TIL ION:
lst Glass, per Term of five months 9 7 50
End Glass, per Term of five months 90. 10 90
3D. Class, per Term of five months 90. ~ 80
9Th Glass. per Term of five months 90. IL 90
Contingent Fee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Halt the Tuition and the Contingent Fee are
required IN Adrance.
Board in families, $500 per week.
Young men can board themselves at Cane
Creek Camp Ground. in less than one mile OF
the Academy. free of rent.
Fol- further particulars address the Princi-
pal, Chairman, or Secretary.
J. A. TURLEY, Ch'mn.
W. C. VAUGHAN. Sec'y.
Coghill. Tenn, July 8, 1S60-tf-S4
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MISS BRIDGES SCHOOL.
ATT f. n =, II II n n Il y = f. T..
rCHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
l. on Monday. the I'd of August. Miss
b. teaches all the English Branches. Pupils
desiring it will have instruction in Music at
the usual rates.
Pric SOC Tuiti on,
Preparatory Glass. ....................s1 $40 90
Advanced ............. ..........,..... IL so
Music Oh Piano and Guitar ....... 90 90
Contingent Fee. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Latin and French will be taught when desired.
No deduction made for loss tinsd. ercept in
cases Of protrdcted sickness
Good boarding can be had in THE family Of
the teacher. where the pupils will receive all
the attention and care necessary totheir COM
fort and well conduct.
Athens, July Q. 1S69-tf-S4
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BRANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
Il A N X Il IL s,
General Commission Merchant t.,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Manufactured Tobacco
A u G u s A, G. A.


rlY- Gold Stocks, Bonds and Unrurrent
Southern Bank Notes bought and sold; Money
Loaned on satisfactory collaterals.
nSy Interest allowed on Deposits, subject to
Checks at sight. Collections made on all nc.
cessible points without charge, and RENTED
for promptly In New York Exchange at par.
Sight Drafts sold on principal cities OF Great
Britain and Continental Europe in sums to
suit purchasers.
rS1 Cotton and Tobacco sold on Commits
sion, and consignments of General Merchan-
disc solicited. and prompt returns made.
r1Yr Liberal Cash Advances made on 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 friendsin Baltimore, Phila-
delphia. New York and Liverpool or Havrc.
UT Parties are requested to send for sample
Of Manufactured Tobacco, which is being re-
ceiyed direct from the Factories in Virginia
and North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-21
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at half-past 10 a.
NJ. household and kitchen furniture. carpets,
&C., at the residence Of A. W. Taylor, Libby
Hill.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at
his auctlon-housc for the administrator OF
William Sledd, deceased. fine assortment oi
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
LEE & GODDIN will sell In front Of their Office,
at 12 NJ, a farm, containing l97 acres, situated
on the Meadow-Bridge road four miles from
the city.
W. GODDIN will sell on the premises, at p. NJ,
a cottage residence In Sidney, on the south side
Of Grove street.
4. c. PULLIAM will sell on the premises, at half
past 3 =. NJ, n farm Of thirty-six acres. about
three miles from Richmond, In Chesterfield
county.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS AND SAMUEL c.
TARDY, receivers, will sell. under decree OF
the United States circuit court, five large
tracts of Texas lands. The sale will take place
on Bank street, in front Of the cnstom-house.