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Fashionable Jewelry!

Gold Watches English Lever, Patent Le-
yer aud Cylinder, single and double eased,
worth from S35 to Sl5O each Silver Lever,
Patent Lever and Cylinder Watches, hunting
cased and open faced, from $40 to S75 each.
Gilt Watches Ladies Watches; Lockets, all
sizes and prices. Gold Breast.pins, new style.
Bracelets, Plain and Cameo, Goldstone and
Lava sets; Ear Bobs and Rings, all patterns
and prices; Cuff Pins; Finger Rings; Collar
and Bosom Buttons; Gents Pins; Silver Ware;
Albsta plated with Silver; Silver Thimbles;
Gold Thimbles; Silver and Gold Spectacles;
a large lot Of Gold Fob and Vest Chains; an
extra large and well assorted lot of Gold
Pens and Cases, 81 to IS each-the largest
and best ever offered in East Tennessee
made by the celebrated manufacturers Messrs.
Dawson, Warren d Hyde, of New York, and
every point warranted. a large lot of Pock-
ct Cutlery; Spaying Knives; Drawing Knives;
Fine Table Cutlery with Plated Forks; Cary
ers and 5teels; Card Gases and Visiting Cards;
Portmonnnes, all kinds, from cheap 10
center to Silver one worth SO. Colts
Pistols, old and new model different lengths;
Aliens Self Cooking Pistols, Single Barrel
Revolver and Repeater, on same plan as
Colts except self cooking; and other makes
of good cheap Pistols. Flutinas, Accordeons,
Tremblers, (all sizes and prices Nioins and
Violin Bows Flutes, Flies, Fageoets Musi-
cal Boxes &c. Fine Razors, nc,
A large lot of Oils and Pomatums for the
hair, too tedious to mention. For the 1ldkf
we have something new, one of which might
be mentioned (Wright's Frangipanni, or the
Everlasting Perfume) Then we have Combs,
Brushes, Hair Pins Soaps, Colognes, Flower
Vases, China Mugs Favorng Extracts for
cooking; Figs Prunes, Raisins Almonds, Fill
berts, Pecans, Citrons, Candies, dc.
1t would be useless to undertake to men,
ton even the hundredth part of what WI,
have got-and then We are selling them. :,
cheap. just come and see for yourselves '"'
our word for it, Wen sell you what he BIZ
want. Very frequently we hear person
81 wish | hadn't bought so and so;
such and such price, and here you ofei
a much better thing for a less price, !"
wonder how it is We tell them we b is
our goods cheap, and believe in shorLhs
and quick sales.
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New YoRR, June 7.-Soles OF Cotton !"
div 1000 bales, with heavy market but ut
unchanged prices Flour firm, with sales OF
$1,000 barrels, at M advance of b cents per
barrel. Wheat firm, with sales Of 10000
bushels,
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Notice..

7 HAVE 800 ACRES OF LAND lying in
4 Monroe county, Tenn, two and half
miles South of jacksonville, on the "Old
Federal Road" | will sell it in two tracts,
to suit purchasers, or all together. Any per.
son wishing TO get bargain in Land will do
well TO call and examine for themselves
About 200 acres of cleared Land lies well,
well improved, and excellent water, the bal.
Nnce well timbercd, and all fine grain grow.
ing Land | will sell the cheapest Farm in
Monroe county--paid in instalments to suit
the hardness of the times.
JOHN WILSON.
June | |, 1S5S-3t-5O7
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A SPEECH FROM BILLY BowLEGs.-Gen.
Bowlegs has been making another speech at
New Orleans. Here is the document
81 stand up here Il big chief, brave warrior.
kill heap your people before, can do him
again easy; give Billy seven good men TO fol-
low on the war track, and he lick all the
United States, scalp big father at Washing
ton Whoopw
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Land for Taxes.
State of Tennessee. HIedsoe 1

state oil tennessee Hie"s'e
A. H. NAIL Collector OF the r"Us
es Tor the county OF Bledsoe, DO
report to Court The iollowlhg tracts oil Ia
having been gwen IN Tor the taxes 10
years 1000, 1000 anu 700, on "a, m1 , ,he
eo" "ao ~ 90 ,landof ho,n ~, ,i
49," aLat,Ios ,";,,,,,, M, .,orntv an which
Sistroin far saiJ taycs To- wit.
u'' IL ~" p,,.arWN ono oc.os district No
n": "'r".-1 so "e,es' o JiSv fas
' IL 60 ~ so. nr;nter;s foo 81 5o-tot,5
e'e,S ''0 "''''' P''''N'
s4; ~ n g,9 ooros d;strict M value
81, H. O. ocg@ acrGs, u'sSrIe ca Nc o, E"%
S-oc- sa' .? ems e oo' q, So ,o,ai e. 20
Zee si''v pI,nser oo zee go Sistriot M
u.s. na''" es go. aolIeotor,s fac a.
N"iIe a., so. W 800 To a. snNtotoI "a az
eie1N IS zee Si'og' - no go Jis,r;ot No .
~ Il. H. oeu'SIloo "o.eTi ,ss;a CO. oo.
valGe sSoItax "a een's' Vo,'e,, a,ai "a ,''''
clerk Zee l,oo, pr ace ", J;s,ric, No O
John Wdter"'an--oo ucr,s u'II' 90. ~
Vaiue Sloo,taN o. Ggnts' s 49,, nr,ntor,s fac
lector lee i,oO, e'e'N 'o' ''0O' P''"'>'
l,bO-'totai so,5i. ,...N
Van Ev"S He'rS-5oo acres district w. 49, =,
value S2OO-tax % cents; co'leetor zee 1'oo'
clerks fee LOO; prs lee l,oo-1otn; PFC
Root GpSon-loo acres, u,SVr,oI w. o ~
value s6O-taN IL Genus; co''e''oI ''''
clerk lee 30; pr ice i,oyL'oS5a; a,r;a, No
EHShd hFS'"-l i'"n Ao' a. oaIioa,or,s
value 1000 Tor lo1on.nA L'oS, Soa Co
fee 90; CLERK lee LOU P'i''s' ''' NV
total 5000.
Elisha h,rhfin--l Town Lot district No'6e,
vaIue sI00o ior lSo6-taN 400; collector
fee LOO; clerks Zee l,5O; printers lee LOO
total $3.50.
Elisha hirktin-l Town Lot, district NOS,
value $1,000, for lS67-tax 4,77; collectors
fee LOO; clerks fee Loo; printers lee l,5o--'
total sS,77' .
john Swgtord-2OO acres, district NO. o.
value S20O0--tox $50; collectors lee LOO;
clerks fee so; prs lee l,6O-totaI seeo.
b. RickcttS-5O acres, district NO D. Vaiuo
S25-tax cents; collector zee LOU CLERK
fee so; printers fee l,5O-toiaI Sl'o':
Buckner IL. Ho"drd-2OO acres' distrlct NO.
clerks fee Loo; prs Zee l,bO-totai SIPS.
Joseph BdfdT'n--lOo acres, district NO. 10
value S2OO-taX 66 cents; collectors Zee I,Vo;
clerks fee Sl,5O prs fee l,bO-total sl,oo.
g. i. Hasiand-l50O ncrea, district NO. 10
value $l05O-tax 2,6j; collectors fee 100;
clerks Ice Lou pr slee ,ou-Iot"' fo'oo,
Eli Hat6cld-5O acres, district No. 10, value
S5O-tax II cents; collectors Zee 90; clerk
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Saddle, Bride and Harness
NIANUFA CTORx!

Vest Side Qr me PubHc square.
FHVlIE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to the
public generally for the very liberal patronage he
has heretofore received and hopes by industry perse-
verance and attention to his business to merit
tinuance of the same. ....-
lie keeps constantly on hand m assortment Of Sad
dies, Brides Carriage and Buggy Harness, and every
thing else in that line, made ~ the best OF workmen
He would also inform his fren Is that he has just
opened lot Of Saddlery, such Enamelled Leather
llog-skins for seating, Pad skins, Morocco, Patent
Leather, Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits, fine assortment
Mule Hits, Buckets Swaps, Whips for Two Horse Wag
on HARNESS, Trace Chains for Two Horse Wagon Sad
die Trees, Sc. Sc, all of which he offers accommo'
dating terms. All orders puuctually attended to-
Please call and examine for yourselves.
EDWIN A. ATLEE.
Athens, April 0, 1S5s-tf-394
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DiszolnIifnn

THE copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, at Marble Bluff R0ane county, Ten
nessee, under the name and styles NJ Johnson Rose
Coz and Of Rose, johnson Co., this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to either firm
will please come forward and maxi payment.
NJ. Rose will continue business at the old stand
JAS. JOHNSON, L
Mitchell ROSE, p
J. ]. BELL,
d. n. BELL.
Marble BlEGI, Tenn Anril 10. Isl.-1ts
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eR It's said that scraps Of leather
burned under plum tree, when in full bloom,
so that the smoke will go in the tree, will
elTectualy kill the curculio insect which de-
stroys the fruit.
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fay The ordinary rate Of speed is; OF
debtor with sheriff at his heels, IL miles per
hour. OF a teapot, at an old maids soiree,
IS. OF bottle, at cornwall meeting, 2l.-
or scandal going the circuit of small
country town, 45.
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NEw ORLEANS, June s.-The sales OF Got
ton Yesterday were 5000 bales. The grades
below middling declined cent. M'ddIng
quoted nj III III cents.
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CHARLESTON, June S.-Cotton.-Saes TO-
day 40o bales, at log to lig cents. The mar
ket is quiet aud prices unchanged
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Frcur BETWEEN THE Texas RANGERS AND lN-
massive recently published some partieu-
lars of an expedition of Texas Hangers. com
handed by Cant. John S. Ford, famous In
dian fighter. in search of aud against the
Nakonies, a band of Camanehes. The eXPe
ditiun left Fort Belknap on the 25th OF April,
Capt. Ford having under his command III
Rangers and 10 Indians from Brazos Reserve
1t was stated that Fords men were well
mounted and equipped, and each man, IN adj
dition to good gun, had one or two SIX
shooters Colts navy revolvers.) The Ma
konies were believed to be encamped nearly
North Of Fort Belknap, about three days
good travel, and North of Red River, and 1t
was understood that they were confident Of
whipping any force sent against them.
We have been expecting to receive, by
every recent arrival from Texas accounts OF
this expedition, and last evening we were
gratIfied by the perusal of q letter from Aus
Tin, briefly announcing that Ford has achlev,
cd such n victory over the Indians as will
most probably cause the survivors to remove
quickly and permanently from the Northern
frontier.
The letter states that an express from Capt.
Ford arrived at Austin on the evening OF the
26th ult, with the intelligence that the expe
dition had fallen in with the Indians and
that running fight, in which the Rangers
were completely victorious The Indians, it
appears, numbered some two hundred warri'
ors, and Ford had 1902 Rangers and llS Re.
serve Indians-the latter under command Of
Capt. Bass. Capt, Ford reports rs Indians
known to be killed, several wounded, and II
taken prisoners, and 500 horses cnptured.-
The loss of the Rangers, one white man and
one Indian killed, and two slightly wounded.
This is indeed n telling blow the Indians
have received. 1t is long time since such
lesson was administered to .hem, and this
will, it is to be presumed, be eifectual in put.
ting stop to their depred0tions on the
Northern frontier-N o. Piedyune, 3D.
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HoYEsTY.-A man who is no more honest
than the law compcls him TO be, will proba-
bly, reach punishment II due season; for that
principle which urges him to the very bounds
of yilliany, may, sooner or later, push him
over.
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Lost.

i OST, in Athens, ON Monday, 9TH June, a
II SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing
twenty dollars, mostly Ocoee bills, and seven
ty five cents in silver Any one finding the
same will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at the office of the POST" or returning it to
me. JOHN DOUGLAS.
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Sulphur Springs,

fAPENED for the reception Of visitors Sh June
p The Hotel buildngc have been enlarged and i'm
proved and the accommodations are ample for hun
bred and fifty two hundred guests. 1t is unnecessa-
ry speak Of the medical virtues of the waters They
have been sufficiently tested, and their reputation is es
tablished beyond dispute
There is a daily line of hacks running between Athens
Depot East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and the
Springs, that persons he conveyed to and from
them without mourning any delay.
June II, lS5S-tes-5UIl w. $. GREER Proprietor.
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SAVANNAH, June 7.-Sales of Cotton To-
day 9is bales, at prices ranging from % to
ia cents. The market is quiet.
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper, are encrsed in small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel. The first 451 Prizes, similarly
printed and encircled, are placed in another WHEEL
The wheels then reyoved, and number is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This opera
ton isrepeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
Approximations PRTzEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes will he entitled to the 23 Approximation Prizes
For example il Ticket No. 1850 draws the Sl0,mO
Prize those Tickets numbered 24s 1929 ll25l 1882
will each be entitled $500. II Ticket No $50 draws
the $50 900 Prize those Tickets numbered BIS 5is Dol
552 will each be eHtitled to $780, and according
to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will bedetermnedb by the last
figure of the number which draws the $4,000 For ex
ample II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to $2O II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
2 will be entitled to SEQ, and so on to o.
Gefcdtes Of Ptekdges will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certihcateof Package of o Whole Tickets $50
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There will he Public Examination Of the Students
Of the Mouse Creek Male and Female Academy Fri
day and Saturday, "a and Sd Of July next.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

ON Saturday, the It'll day of August next,
" the subscribers will sell to the highest
bidder, their FARM, situated on Mouse Creek,
McNIinn county, seven miles West of Athens
and two and half miles North west of Rice
ville-containing $50 acres Of Land. 40
acres under cultivation, the balance well
timbered-and the whole well watered,-
There are comfortable Dwellings, Stables. dc,
on the premises; also, a good apple and a
good Peach Orchard, and in fact, it is one of
the best small Farms in the county.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WIN. \. RUCKER,
II. H. BURK.
May 7, lSjS-td-5o2
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TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RoAD.--The New Or
leans Pcayune, in reference to late state
ments and reports, says:
We beg to inform our contemporary that
the Southern Pacific Rail Road Company has
not exploded; that he is in error in his state,
ments respecting the subscription, its amount,
&C.; that the charter in Texas has not been
forfeited; that the twenty miles of road was
completed by the required period, and there
by the charter WINS secured, and that at no
meeting of the stockholders held at New Or.
leans was the whole thing exposed as swim
die.
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LEAvENwoRTH, June lst.-An express
man mas arrived from Camp Scott on the 9th.
lie says that the troops will move forward
by the end of May. The commanding Off
GERS at Kearney sent word to Col. Monroe
that Gov. Cummings has been expelled from
Salt Lake, and that the MormOns were in
arms, determined to resist to the last. Col.
Munloe was requested to push on as speedily
as possible. Col Holfman's command was
met rs miles beyond Laramie. lie had Ell
countercd snow from two to three feet deep,
and lost many animals. All the streams were
very high. The peace commissioners passed
Laramie, and were obliged 10 swim the
Platte. 1t is reported that the troops at Camp
Scott were living on mule meat.
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ENRON Athens Depot, on the night Of the 25th March
n last, TWO Siecrs-one nearly white, the other
one has white back and yellowsh sides. They were
brought from the ncighborhood o. Loudon. Any in
formation TO where they they eau be found will be
thankfully received by me. }. 5. BRIDGES, Agent.
May IS, 1s5S-3t-5Q5
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Hon. VIM. CULLoM.-ln the proceedings
of Congress on the 4th we find the follow
ing:
Mr.. Maynard, of Tennessee, from the com
mittee appointed to examine the accounts OF
Ger. Cullom, late clerk, submitted a partial
report, in which it was stated that they en-
brace in the expenditures between one and
TWO millions of dollars. Already II witness
es have been examined, and not being able to
close their abors, asked leave TO sit at next
session, and then submit final report;
agreed TO.
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Hivvasseo College,.

TENlIE present Session will close Wednesday the sd
q of June, at which time number of addresses will
he delivered by the Students, in the Public Hall III
people are cordially invited to attend.
The next Session will open Monday, the I'd day of
August. Tuition and Boarding low terms for the
times. Parents and Guardians woud do well 10 inquire.
JOHN II. BRUNER, Prest.
Near jacksonville, May IA, 1885 -tAu-5O3
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A WORD TO THE WEAKER NEssEL-A lady
who obstinately persists in wearing hoops
ought not to complain OF being ridculed. If
she will make barrel of herself she must
expect to be treated as butt.
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t4s- Another battle is reported to have
taken place between the Sioux and the Chip
pewa IndiansAlifty of the former, and two
hundred of the latter. The Sioux were en-
camped near Shokopee, Min, and were at
tackled by the Chippewas, who were defeated,
with n loss Of four killed and six dangerously
wounded, while the Sioux loss was two killed
and twelve wounded
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PHILADELPHIA, May 25th.-During the re-
turn of the Lafayette German Rifles from n
celebration at Lemon Hill, last evening" n
noliee officer was struck by II soldier with his
sword. The police attempted to arrest the
offender but were resisted by the soldiers
Tho mob sided with the police, aud several
shots were fired on both sidCs' and Frank
wendell and Charles Bremen, privates, were
wounded, it is supposed, fatally
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Come UD and Save Cost,

An the first day OF July, an the Notes and Accounts
" Of DEADERICK LOWRY remaining unpaid will
be placed in the hands of an officer for collection We
do this to save ourselves.
Mays, lstS-tf-5O5 DEADERICE LOWRY.
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Free Banks a Humbug !

NEVERTHELESS &c is a fact that
~ w. Q. WITT Go Go.
still continue to sell CHEAP BARGAINS Price
their Goods and he convinced. They hold out great
inducements to CASH BUYERS.
Athens, May Is
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A NO. article Of Crushed and Loaf Sugar, just
"a ceived and for sale by ". @. WITT co.
June
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t A Southern Methodist Minister, de-
failing his experience on certain circuit,
counted twenty-slx children that were named
after him, and added that during the year he
received as compensation, just thirteen dol
lars
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SSYHUP.-stuart's Steam Refined Golden Syrup,
y for sale by [Nov. 1871 SIX. REEDER.
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a SMALL lot of No. Rifle Guns, on hand and for
"a sale by April 10 S. X. REEDER
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a o o O O.,

TWO Thousand Dollars Of Shelbyvle and cambridge
money wanted by the undersigned for which they
will give Goods low down. VIII also take the issues Of
the Bank of Fast Tennessee in payment for Goods at
20 cts on the dollar. [AplGl &C WITT co.
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EUSr tECEtVED-Dr. Parker's Pain Pam
eH acea; Starks Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
external application intalibe; Macauba and Scotch
Snur; Hays Eminent; Arabian Liniment; Steel and
Gilt Pens; Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IL WIN. BURNS.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
Samuel +. Henderson,

.
=. D. Gates, W. c. Nelson and A. Cleage & Co
IN this cause il appearing that +. b. Gates
L is a non resident of the State of Tennessee
it is ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in the
town of Athens, for four successive weeks,
requiring said nonresident defendant to ap
pear at our next Court Of Chancery, to be
held for the county of McMinn, at the Court
house in the town of Athens on the Sd Mon
day of August next then and there TO plead,
answer or dcmur 10 compainant's said bill,
or the same will be :nken for confessed and
heard accordingly.
WM LOWRY, c. d M
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az The recent intelligence from Central
America of the successful intrigues of Euro
pean agents with the native politicians and
spectators against American interests, has, it
appears, aroused the administration. Steps
are speedily TO be taken 10 bring these vacil-
laling republics TO terms.
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y
consisting in part of Black aud Fancy Silks,
Bareges, Embroidered Muslins, Figured Lawns,
Printed Muslias, Ginghams, Calicos, Plain
White Swiss Muslns, Dotted Swiss Muslins.
White Jaconet, White Cambria, Cross barred
Muslins, Queens Lawn, Sash Ribbons, Bonnet
Ribbons, Cap Ribbons. Narrow Ribbons,
large lot of Ladies Embroidered Hdkfs, Cap
Nets, Laces aud Edgings, Hosiery Gloves,
Dress Trimmings Fine Bonneis, Worked Col
lars and Under sleeves, Jaconet and Swiss
FlouEcing, Ladies Hoped Skirts-latest style,
Grass Cloth for Skirts, and Hoops separate.
Tweeds Cassimers, Cottonades, Flannels,
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks. Black Alpaca,
Calsine Cloth, Cotton Cloth, French Black
Drap d'Ete, Black and Fancy Cravats Silk
lIdkfs, Cotton Hdkfs, White and Fancy Linen
Hdkfs, Linen Table Cloths, Towels, Bleached
Domesties, Beachqd Drills, Brown Drills
Brown Domestics, Umbrellas and Parasols,
Wall Paper, Window Blinds, Fire Screens,
FASHIONABLE SILK HATS, Cashmere Hats.
Wool Hats, Leghorn and Straw Hats, Gents
Fine Calf Boots, Calf Shoes, Kid Caters, Kip
Boots Kip Shoes Boys Boots, Boys Kid
Caters; Ladies Black and Fancy Lasting
Caters, Kid Boots, Kid Shoes, Kid Slippers,
Kip Boots, Imitation Goat Boots, French Calf
Boots, Misses Caters and Kid Walking Shoes,
Children's Caters and other kinds of Shoes.
Also an excellent lot of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING Coats, Pants, Vests, Slips,
Shrts, Shirt Collars Linen Shirt Bosoms,-
In fact, they have every thing that is usually
found in CHEAP Dry Goods Store-And IN
addition to all that, they have their usual
large and well selected stock Of
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CTgK FIoss-white and assorted colors Silk
- Floss, for sale by W. Z. WITT CO.
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MAILS, Nails, re'f ,,S az ra's "p 'I 10
~ ,or SAC Nv March i2l dLo. W,RS.lG
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SAWS have three Of Rowland's best CrossC
- Saws-G, 6& and feet long-which | will sell
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.
June If J. NJ. HENDERSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

HEAVE jest received a lot of Fashionable Cashier,
E Hats Spring style. April /,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-11

NOTICE.-On the first Monday in July
~ next (ls5s,)I will sell, at the Court
house door in Pikevile, Tennessee, the above
tracts of Land and Town Lots, for the taNIs
costs and charges due thereon, or so u'.sn
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy thet
same. A. H. NAIL, Tax Collector
Bledsoe CO., for the years lS56-6e-b7i
MAY q, lS56-td-5O6