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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05
ANOTHER OHANoB FOR Bolts.

special meeting OF tho Court OF Pardons OF New
Jersey Will be held next Tuesday at Trenton for the
purpose Of considering the case OF Bot,s the
Newark murderer. The time fixed for the execution
Is the Goth INST, and " Is understood that II the
Court decide adversely 10 the petition for commula.
ton OF sentence the warrant for the execution VIII
be made out and signed by Governor Hannolpn.
wc2,d DC relieved from very uDpleasant pos'uVh'
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OROIDE WATCH sWINDLE.

some DAYS since number Of mon were arrested
On charge OF fraud by selling oroide watches and
representing them to purchasers as gold. 1t was
reported in the papers OF the time Of the arrest tna
these men mad been taken from the standard House.
East Broadway kept by Mr.. Charles White. an. Is
a mistake. The men were not arrested al ne
Standard House. but az 1872 East BROADWAY moro
than half block dniant from the hotei KEPT Ny MT
White.
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2: lie was not In any way az that time connected
with the business of this city or state A. No, Sir.
Q. State all you know about Mr. Leet. A. Soon
after Mr.. Grant became President Mr.. Leet came to
New York.; he came here before Mr.. Grnnell was
general order business OF New York; Mr.. Grnncll
told him he had not yet received his appointment
and could promise him nothing. but would give the
and finally went back to Washngt0n; Mr.. Grin.
nell found several other parties who wanted
ylded 1t up; ne gave a portion or it 10 ex.Mayor
Wood, OF Br93sIyn q portion to squ!res co. and
ment with Mr.. BIxby to do his business for him;
subject; 1t is false that introduced Mr. Leet to Mr.
made by HIM, in Mr.. Leets handwriting and l can
produce Y at any time; Mr. Leet made the ARA nge.
n n Win Mr. RSs o M e. &c am
general order business; by direction OF the Col
lector several lines OF steamers were sent to Mr..
Bixby's store, and Nj. Lcet received his pay
8. Where did Mr.. Lee, reside thenf A. At
washington he was then o clerk in the war Ofllce,
Q. What t' was his shares A. He was guaranteed
$4,000 a year, and commission OF the profits over
q when did Mr. Stocking become member Of
that 1rm9 A. do not know; know he and Nj.
Leet were very intimate friends.
believe, concerned Tor many years in the ware.
housing business.
o. You spoke Of the portion assigned 10 General
Ny impression Is that there were four, in addition
TO the one designated In West street; that made
otsI Of Ave for me Nv wn ,n CITY o
ness were tDenS A, That ! can best tell you BY
Gould not make dollar out OF the rates established
BY Mr.. Grinnel, but II he were allowed 10 go on as
that the profits would be excessive.
Y What DO you tDInk the profits are now A.
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thought IL would strengthen themselves.
z. Has the last Collector stu more OR less In
q. You have spoken OF the prescription OF Fcnton
men; referring to that generally, has IL ever been
Of want OF fidelity to the doctrines Of the repHbi.
can parly2 A. No, SIT; the prescription was, 1sup.
pose, because they belonged to one wing Of the
q. why should they DO prescribed under re.
publican administration? A. ! could not answer
that question; that had better be left to those who
Q. Does this prescription arise from their per-
times stated that it mas reference to the renomina.
ton Of General Grant, but 1t Is evident that that
O. is this feeling now more or less intense than
formcry.f A. Things are pretty quiet now; all Is
q. Il Il customary TO allow custom House en-.
ployes to visit their homes once year, and for
what timer A. ! have no knowledge about that;
have heard that was the practice both here and ct
q. How do you know that assessments are made
upon custom House onlcersf A. BY communica:
from others who grumble and say they won't pay;
do not know Of anything more notorious.
come here, but would testify In some other place
A. think one motive against their coming here is
o. How can thai he, when their evidence would
be published, wherever taken, the next morning.
a. think me influences around them would be
O. In your opinion the interests OF the public ser.
Vice suffer from political management-in what re-.
missions; that would not be SO II Mr.. Cornell, who
lets them on, was not directly Interested In these
faction fights.
Q. Does the public interest suffer more from those
who stay-do you mean that the oflCal work Is not
done because Of their absence' A. Either not done
or not 80 well done; for instance, one man may
have 70 watch two vessels instead Of one and thus
smuggling may be an easier matter; SOME OF these
officers are good for something and others are GOOD
for nothing the nist ought not to be let or duty for
turned out alt0gether there are men in Tie service
who are very useful as barr00m politicians but VINO
are OF no use to the public.
q. About Mr.. MADAGASCAR say he Is not OF any
use in the Custom Housea a. think he mas at.
tended very little to his nominal duties here and
very much 10 the politics Of Kings county; believe
he Is here In excess OF the Officers allowed BY law
he is Deputy Collector.
q. what is his salary A.. $4,000, believe.
0. You say that Generals Porter and Babcock
share the profits Of the general order businessS A.
so have been informed.
Lamont; could not name another person who told
me the same thing; Mr. Lamont resides In this city.
Q. VINO was this employe who complains OF being
taxed 90 Tor tle MURPHY serenRdeS A, heard
, 1872-07-10

To THE EDITOR or THE "ST. CRoIx AVIS"
Mr.. Editor,
1t is unfortunate that Governor Bile
did not find more opportunity than he did
of learning what Was public opinion in this
island. Had he been here a little more and
moved a little mole sat large" he would
never have said in the Council that he did
not believe that ''the movers of the proposal
for a salary Of SIS, 900 to the President andno
tablemoney, do not altogether express public
opiuionat large on the matter in sotarasthe
REIMBURSEMENT of $1,000 as table money
would have as a result that the President
would no longer be allowed an official dwell
ling" That such deprivation shouldde deprive
HIM of any prestige is incomprehensible be
yondthe narrow Presidential circle, and |
look in vain in "the asthistoryofth island''
for something TO prove the necessity OF
keeping up all that puppet-show and gilt;
ter, at the same time that we cannot afford
to get any of our public buildings put in a
tolerabiy decent state. tlooks like mock
cry in the late Governor to say that the
, 1872-07-10

To the Editor OF the "St. CrOix Avis"
Dear Sir


To the Editor OF the 'fSt. CrOiX Avis"
Dear Sir +!
In enteringas do, edgewise, SO to speak,
among the ranks of the numerous writers
to tn. "AyiS'' (beneath many of whose in
teIIcctual proves / bow in silent and CON
Scious awe and of whose no less recog-
Aized superiority in mature Judgment and
In@tu'tiye Intelligence, /, as each bi-WeeEIv
number OF your paper comes under my no.
tice, have the most infaIIib'e proof) | do
SO, not to gain literary fame, or to secure
to myself any marked MOTORCYCLES | may
never again intrude on your good-nature in
soliciting a space in your coIumns-but sim
ply to emo a wrong impression which has
perhaps unwiIlingIy, and from lack Of a
more minute investigation of the matter in
question, crept into your "Ayis" of Bird IN
slant.
Your correspondent "Enthusiast'' has
borne out with admirable precision his sug-
gcstiye sobriquet, Enthusiasts, as we all
know, are not always the moe accurate
individuals in their judgments. Their very
province shews us this. They are too rea-
dy to Jump at hasty and premature c%onclu-
sions They mistake general theories for
established principles, and get shipwrecked
at their very onset towards the realization
of the end in view.
Those who write for a public paper, es-
peciaily on Political matters, should be-
ware how they convey to their readers
shadolcs Of facts for tacts themselves. And
when they essay to propagate a doctrine,
or give publicity to any subject so preg-
nant of interest to the community as a
r]etrenchment of the islands expenses un-
donbtedly is, they would do well TO give
an exact representation of the state Of
things as they stood.
Now, this, Mr.. Editor, "Enthusiast' has
most signally failed to do. In his cnthasI-
asm in reference to the passing of the Bill
settling the Presidents salary, ha has en-
tireIy anticipated that much-desired event;
and that by a long shot. He thanks "those
Members of the Colonial Council" etc. for
their tuIflment of services not get fulfilled.
He speaks of ''the complete success with
which the final adj ustment of the Presi-
dents salary (Which we all know has not
taken place. was brought about-the Bill
for that important affair being at present
in it's lettering and uncertain infancy.
There is such a thing as counting the
chickens before the eggs are Matched, Mr.
Editor and you know the natural conse.
quence Of such a proceeding!
Here we have 2 Of our principal Mem
bers off the island, and in a short time a
third will be following their footsteps.
These absentees added to the few remain
ing Members who are on the side of re-
trenchment, might have succeeded in bring
ing the matter to a successful issue. But
, 1872-07-10

majority do not altogether express public
opinion, when we all know that a new
election for this town would return mem
bers who would vote like a unit for that
very measure. Why did not Governor
Billie at his arrival cause a new general
election as was publicly called for in both
islands ? That we cannot get, however,
but in a few days there will be one held of
two members in F~rederiksted's Country
district, and, as it cannot be said that our
planters are not conservative enough, |
hope Government will take the result OF
that election as sufficiently indicative of
public opinion in this island.
Christiansted 9th July 1872.
TAXPAYER
, 1872-07-10

ytriaiiaaai2a, ii. Srpjz.
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S1n.,REs's"S SALES.

DY virtue If two orders NJ sale iSsuCl from
ID The office Of the Circuit Court ClrrS Of
McNinn county, Tennessee, and ~ m" direct
ed, will offer for sale 10 M" lllhr,t bidder
tor cash In hand, At The tUri.huu.c door, IN
the town Of Nlbon., on Monday, ill day Of
November, lS,g, NIL the ri.ht, li'lr Interest
and claim that John West hY IN und ~ my.
five acrcs of land more or l'e', situate In thr
18Th ciYiI district. McMiun county. Tennessee.
adjoining the lands Of Dch SwallurI On the
north aud west, Thomas Carver on the south,
aud John Walsh on the rlst, Levied on H. the
property Of John West, 10 satisfy u JUDGMENT
and costs tina; Rrbrcrl Ptrli,on, udmln'ln'
triy, recovered against hlln
Oct, !, lS,9.It.pr, fee .',ON.2l3
ALSO-At the same time and place, by Nlr.
tue Of an order Of ,nir, issued from the Office
Of the Circuit Court tlrrl of McMinn county,
Tennessee. and to me directed, Will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash IN hand,
nll the RIGHT. title, interest and claim, lhtl
Jordan pcttltt, has In aud 10 iiIty acres ul lNn'
NOR" or less, lying In the ION civil district,
MrMinn county, TcnnrN>cc,Ndj oiningthc lands
Of Wm. Il. Porter, W. :. Galloway, i. T..
Owens and Others, Levied on u, the property
Of Jordan Prt'it, TO satisfy judgment and
cost, that rarki,on, Knox y 60. lrroYcrd
against him. JOliN \, GOrLDi, sheriff
oct. t. lS1l.lt.prs fee si,NO-lj3
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04
Wind and Rain.

A HEAVY storm Of wind aud rain passed thi,
way last saturday evening" topping over TIM
Der and putting up the creeks and branrhr>.
One Of the ancient Locust, in the Court liou'r
yard, which had Wth>tood the lasts Of u h II
century, was blown down and Others Of The
group partially stripped of their branches. For
while we had hopes that the rupon which
adorn> the venerable Temple Of Ju.tirc would
ment We have heard Of no serious damage b.
the storm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04
For County Representative.

We ARE authorized and requested to announce
J. II. MAGll.L Is n cunlIdltr for reelection.
to represent MrMnn county t. the lower
branch Of the next Legislature. Election 9TH
Of November, 1872.
We are authorized and requested to an
uOunucr lIlD~. \. tA~S il a CAndidat" to
represent McMuu county IN the lower branch
Of the next legislature and that hewitt he a
candidate until the polls close On election day.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nounrc SIMON VI. HDGGES~ Of the ~ evil
di,trict ~ u ctn'idue 10 represent MrNinn
county in the tower branch Of the nest gen
rrll Assembly of Tennessee. Election in Ne
yrmbvr.
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If he who causes 1.-TWO blades Of grass to
grow whrr" oni onr grew before" might be
called u public brnefaciOr. how much more
should h. be- iriled brilriactor Of the human
race who brings back thu bloom of health to
"hunnn face divine" rlrcnrws our lease
of life, when. to all Outwa Il seeming. even
hope has fled Truly, the CONSCIENTIOUS ply
,icialf has noble calling, and great j. his re-
ward in the gratitude of all generous hearts
who have been relieved by his manifestations.
DR.. Thos. A. lIurey's Sarsaparilla and Potash.
Worm Candy. Bitters. and Ague Tong. now
brings him in rich argosys Of wealth, and will
bring hun po,ihumou, fame.
Nav IL M lm-1Jl ~
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MAR RED,

MEMS aud Boys Hats at iIancy's.
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DRIED FRUIT wanted at McKELDIN & cos
~Huyc and B.ci Live"

Seems to be the prcvailin. idea with Mc,~rN.
MrKrldin a. Co.-tn whose advertisement we
ilavc heretofore reicrrrd-ind2Ing from the
low prices at which they are di>lIo~in" of their
elegant new Goods. Their store j. in the
same building formerly occupied by their
father, Mr.. A. McKrldin. Thcil stock Of Goods
is larger and more varied than i usually
brought to This market. but they have deter
mined to plra>c-,hcir customers. and nr" still
receiving more new Goods to which they in
wife special attention.
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BARGAINS can be had at MCKELDIN e


We have been shown n sample Of LEI! tobacco
of Il bright golden color. crown on the farm of
Henry 4. Moss. in the vicinity Of Athrn,. Mr..
Moss. who l. an old Virginia tobacco raiser. lir>
in seven acres. from which he will be able to
send ,ix or seven thousand pounds to m.rkrt
letter from Col. Lcitwrh, Superintendent Of
the TObOccO mandatory ut Knoxville, rci,fS to
the samples OF Mr.. Moss crop, and say thu
best would sell 1t Lynchburg next April for
from u to 100 cents to the pound, while the
inferior grades would readily rOmnanl 2)crnt,
per pound. 10. Matthews, John NJ. Wilkins.
and perhaps other farmers of this vicinity are
turning their attention to the culture OF tobacco.
MI. Moss is the first mun who ever shipped
hOgshe;d of tobacco from this p0at. He says
both Soiland climate are we'll adopted to the
grow:ilof the plant, and thinks il the people
would engage pretty largely in IT. culture in u
Few wears there would be good deal more mo-
ney in the country than there is under our pres
ent system Of depending entirely upon small
grain and hog and hOmIny. We suspect MIR.
n. is right, and we commend the suggestion rs
worthy of attention.
He requests Us to say that he Will start to
Virginia in the latter part Of the Fall to make.
arrangements for hands to assist in next YnFs
crop. and that he will cheeriully atty,sTto any
business his neighbors may have in that ,lircr-
ton.
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Cha.te as lee, and 7'mrc a. Snow.

The fragrant Sozodont is II scientific compo.
sition of the purcst and choicest ingredients of
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every in
grcdcnt is we'll Known to have Il beneficial cf-
feet on the teeth and gums. II removes all
disagrceable odors, even that of tobacco. 1t
speedily removes those ravrgcS which chill
,rcn sustain in their teeth. owing to improper
use of sweet and acid articles which impcr-
ce,tinly destroy Them
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AN OUN C z III L NTS.
For State Senator.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nouncc cot. L. VI. EDW ARDS. or bradley
county. ~ q rndldltr tor state senator from
the district composed Of the counties Of Po,k.
Bradley. MrNiiun, News. Muuro' and Loudun.
Election first rn",dry IN November.
We are authorized and requested to an
nuliurc \. =. lllGiIr Of Monroe county. ~
candidate for state ~chItori from the District
composed Of the counties Of loudon. Monroe.
Mrig>. MrMinn, Polk aud Bradley. Election
Iir.l l'mc.hnN in NnNrmhrr.
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We are indebted to our friend W. :. Me-
Gaughcy for II huShel Of Irish potatoc>--ltus-
sctts--thc largest wc have seen this Srn,on.-
Mr.. McGaughry planted an acre nd a half,
from which he has gathered one hundred and
iny bushels. and is not done digging yet
The potatoes are worth - cents per hushrl,
which is moi bad in,c>tmrnt-and much
better than IL hn>hrls Of wheat or - bushels
Of InliiIM ,nrn 10 the nrrr.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04

On Friday night last, the house of A. Il.
Bylnglon, some ! miles south Of Athens, was
entered and his watch, hi. pocket book, with
pers, together with few other articles taken,
The watch was a silver English Lever, with
silver chain and gold hook. Any person Civ
ing information in regard to the same will he
nmnly rewarded,
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Gaines, Bro. ~ CO., Knoxville.

Attention is invited to the Card Of this well
known and popular Firm which appears in
our paper to-day. Their stock /, full and
complete in all its branches. aud the induce
mrnts they offer to the public generally are
indeed rare. They have recently addcd to
their business Merchant Tailoring. ana are
determined not to be surpassed b, any similar
house in the State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04
Baptist Meeting.

The Baptist meeting which commenced nj
Zion Hill. in this county, on the 2lst September,
closed on the 10Th. The meeting, were largely
Interesting. and numbers sought the altar Ct
prayer. On Sunday seven were bnptizcd by i'm
mcrslOn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04
Rome Hotel.

Parties visiting Rome. Georgia, are commend
ed to call at the Rome Hotel, formerly the Ten
ncsscc House,. A. Stansb Try, Proprietor! II
Is near the Railroad, and in the business part Of
the city. The hotel has recently been rc-llttcd
and rc.iirni,hed throughout.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04
vbc Guhcrnntoriul Canvass.

The following list Of Spending appointments
have been agreed on between McS-rs, Brown,
Freeman and Colynr candidate, for Governor!
Chattanooga, saturday, Uctoher5,
olryrlund. Monday October !.
Morri,town, Tuesday, OciobrrS.
GrcencNllr, Wednesday, Orobcr0,
Jonr,horO. Thursday, October ~,
BRISTOL Friday, Ortobrr II.
Rogrr.viilc. saturday, october II.
Knoxville Mondny, O"ioOrr w.
Loud0n. Tuesday. October u.
Athens. "Wednesday. October ~.
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For Joint Representative.

We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc the name IT L. Y. BELL. Of Hhrl. ~
3 candidate for Joint Representative in the
District composed of Tia" counties ol james.
Rhcl. Mrg> and Iumbrrllnl in the next
General Assembly ot Tennessee.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
uounrr col. v VI. g.. PEAK. or M"ig-, a. Il
caudidul" for joint Representative tor the di>.
'ericr colrpo>ri Of hrcuuulir. Of Cumhrrlnnd.
fines. Ithra and Mrig- IN the nest Lc@i>ln-
lurr. Election first Tuesday in November. y
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Com nppTci;ii Jsr.ul,3iruI,,

a paper with the above title made it, appear
ance few days ago: Published at Cleveland.
Bradley county, Tennessee. by Reeves d Pattcr-
SOM. A. Patterson, Editor. From the lead
ing editorial in the initial numb, r. the prusf
promises to be pretty Ra,hch in it, p0ErT's.-
The Radicals of lower East Tennessee hay long
needed good. reliable party paper; they are
amply able to sustain such sheet; and We
have no doubt, il proper encouragement be en-
tended, that McS>r>. Patterson ~ Reeves will
fill the bill The gentlemen have our best wi,h .
for their personal and prcuninry success.
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70 iI,c Public escnrraiIy.

From and after september 10th. iS;2, will
be compelled adopt the Cash system for all
work in my line. trust that my long cNpc-
renee in the business. and my accommodating
disposition in the past, and good. work and
moderate prices in the future. will merit for
me the continued patronage Of the generous
public. GEo. W. WOOD,
Boot and Shoe Maker, 10 White St., Up Stair.
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'G'isr yniiiln'S Notice.

Tn" well known and Successful Cherokee
Indian Doctor, William Norman, has located
in Athens. Tennessee, I" rur" all manner of
' 'Aronir Disease, that stand a rh'ucc Of cure
The understand does not claim to cure di~"l-
,r> if too far gone-nrilh her doe, he claim that
he can raise The dead to life; bur that he will
cure any disease that is durable III either sex.
Young or old, with purely vegetable medicine.
WM. NORMAN, Indian Doctor,
Sep l"-tll Alhcns, Icnn
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For tl,r a;Iycr Hand.

The Ladies of Athcn~ propose to have II FEES
ti>ul ~ tragc's Hall. on the nth of October,
tn assist in raising funds To purchase new in
>:rum, MS for the silver tornct Band. We be-
speak Il liberal attendance for the occasion.
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a.u,mnr Eg"u~c. Knoxville, Tenn.

j. +. Guthrie of Rogcr>riIr Tenn, late OF
Georgia. proprietor. This house hhs been re-
printed and ptpcrcd. The beds are good.
Business mrn will consult their own interests
by bearing in mind thnt thi, house is located in
the business centre Of the city. which gives
them rdvnnt sc, which no other hoti,c affords.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-10-04

Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
Vndcl>on e Dement,, who have just opened.
ut the Clragc Corner. one Of the largest and
best assorted Stocks Of Goods ever brought to
this market. They don't desire this paper to
ga> and blow for them, but they do invite the
people to call and examine their splendid and
suueriol a>sorimrnts. A ward to the wise, etc.
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Wool Cards for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS SET OF
/ Double " DOL Cards that he offers for sale
Any one wishing to purchase can get a bur-
gam. Address. :. +. GETTrIS.
Riccyillc, Tenn, Aug. %, jS1s.ti.lii
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OctOb cr II, 1872.
I PREMIUM
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS!

Buy Ticket for Two Dollar. and It secures
admission to the Fair GroundN for the whole
week, and the possession Of the season Ticket
will cniitlc the holder to participation in tho
distribution of the above Cash Premiums.
The Manager, hope by this arrangement Ia
receive suth u liberal share Of patronage
as will enable them to pay all their Premium,
IN Cash for all article, on exhibition at the
comm. Fair this Fail. The enterprise j.
legal one. authorized by an act Of the last
General Assembly, and /, for the purpose OF
aiding and developing the Agricultural and
Mechanical Interests Of the state.
Ticket, can be found at any point on the J..
+. Va. 4 Ga. Railroad, or at Duvktown. Ben
ton or Gcurgctuwu. j. VI. CROW,
Gen.l Agent for the sale Of Tickets
BOARD Of MANAGERS.
JOSEPH TUCKER, +. VI. CRAlGMILES.
l.. b. MILLER I. u. MAfFlhLp,
j. G. MORGAN.
Sept. II. lS-2-tf-@jl
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Has just received his New GoOds-call in
aud examine for yourself. Will take in en-
change for Goods all good Butter, Eggs, Dried
Fruit. Wheat, and other Produce.