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GREELEY's NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND AGAIN.
We are anxious to see those nine hundred thou
sand martial abolitonists, whom Greeley de-
clared would join our army as soon as an
emancipation proclamation was issued. When
we first referred to this subject, Greeley, with
his customary suavity, replied that he had
never declared any such thing, and that we
were guilty of falsehood. Thereupon we re-
published the following extract from leading
editorial in the Tribune of August 2, 1862
There are three three hundred thousand born
naturalized Yankees, who never smcit battle, ready
enough, bounty bounty TO die for their country
But they had rather do rst and die afterward neces-
sary start the good old chorus Of universal human
mater ,, in its dear, musical glorious, burning self
evident words Start the old chorus OF Liberty Forever
aud they will al join in and march on knowing every
blessed mothers Of them, that what 10 gong to bo
Is TO the country and not 10 save It's enc
mics.
Poor Greeley has been silent upon the SUBJ
ject ever since; but we cannot permit him to
escape in that way We ask him, who is the
liar now? We demand the nine hundred thou
sand Yankees to recruit our armies and save us
from the necessity Of general draft. Every
class of persons but the abolitionists has al
ready gone to the wars, and, now that procla-
nation Of emancipation is issued, II is decidedly
the turn of the emancipationists. Where are
you, Greeley's nine hundred thousands When
will you be swarming along the roads Of New
England, marching on to Washington and join
ing in that old chorus of Liberty Forever ?"
Echo answers, Never"
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A LIVELY PROSPECT AHEAD.-The Tribune,
Times and other radical organs say plainly and
emphatically that Governor Seymour and all
who support him are traitors. AS such, of
course, their property must be confiscated and
their persons confined in Forts Lafayette,
Warren and McHenry. Now the supporters
Of Seymour number about three or four hum
dred thousand men, and their property is
valued at two hundred and fifty millions of dol
lars, invested mainly in Wall street. There is
fine lot Of State prisoners for you. There
il o nice little sum to be divided among the
ragged, rascally revolutionary radicals, as the
Irish Relief Fund, Of (which Greeley had charge,
has already been. How many negro brigades,
or abolition reserves or special corps for FIRE.
mont, will this money equip! AT this rate we
shall not have long to wait for that Robes
pierrean era, which the radicals so much de-
sire, when oil who do not agree with them in
opinion and fall down and worship the al
mighty negro, and Sumner, his high priest, will
be conducted to tho gullotine forthwith.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomi mn lions.

BOSTON, Oct ~ fcbz.
The republicans Of The Fifth district Today nominated
John g. Alley for re election to Congress-
UREA, Oct. 2, 1862.
Tho Democratic Convention Of the Oneida district
which met in Rome to-day, unanimously nominated the
Hon Francis Kernan for Congress by acclamaton. The
Union Convention held at Rome, also unanimously nom
mated the Same gentleman.
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GOVERNOR SrRAGuE's NIGGER BRraADE.-why
has not Governor Sprague's nigger brigade yet
taken the neld9 Sprague promised to lead 1t in
person, and instead Of attending to Us organiza-
tion he Is foolng his time away in Altoona con-
yentions In the name Of the oppressed black
brethren Of Greeley and Company, we insist
upon that nigger brigade
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SENATOR ANTHoNY's REsrGNATIoN.-We have
vet seen no mention Of the resignation Of
Senator Anthony, Of Rhode Island. Is it pos
sble he intends to remain in the Senate? Is
Simmons beautiful example to be lost upon
Anthony We cannot believe it; but we shall
never leave Anthony till the day Of judgment,
if he does not resign. After that IT is not likely
that we shall care about keeping him company;
for he will take the left hand road, and we will
take the right
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CHRIsrYs MiSsrRxis-H will be seen by notice IN our
advertising columns that Commodore Porter, OF the gun
boat Essex, has inmaed his intention OF visiting 'a's
cstabshrhent tonight. There will no doubt be an
eraoy,pp audience 10 do honor TO the gallant officer
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Cussuor WOUNDS Professor D. !. Raphael Will deliver
his second lecture on Gunshot wounds today at twelve
o'clock at tho New York Medical College and Charity
pospi,al No 90 East Thirteenth street.
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NEW BowERY THEATRE Bowery-ourLAw or THE
SHEPpARD.
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-FAsr WOMEN OF THE
MODERN TInE-NoRAa CRsINA--MoIHER GoosK-FKLox's
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BRYANTS MINSTRELS Mechanics Hail. Az Broad
Way.-EIHIorIAN Songs, BUELEsouEs DANCES, dC.-THg
BLACK
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holds that Europe cannot mediate in our quarrel
except on the basis of q complete separation bs-
tween the North and South.
Military writers in France incline to the opinion
that the science of war has not been advanced or
the Union cause much benefited by our costly
naval expeditions and bombardments along the
line Of the Southern coast.
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. Broadway-PEc wov
rn0ToN-RoUGH DIAMOND.
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BAkNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Brosdway.-CoLoR Or.
I'D TROPICAL FISH, &C., at all hours CArTHLEENioUNG
AhkRlcA, at 7. NJ. CLAUDE MARcKI, at ~ evening.
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CHRISTy'S OPERA HOUSE, SIS 5Broadway-ErH,oPrA
SONGS. DANCES &c-THE MiScHEvoUs MONKEY
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Steam Refined Svrnn

> BBLs, PHILADELPHIA STRAIN RErIN.
- ed Golden Syrup, Tor sale len by
March s2 4 X REEpER.
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CASH NOTICE.

ERoM AID WTEn THIS DATE We
II vii scll pr, Good, J,uslp, 49,. eieiasifsiy
10, lai Wobare o pny n,h q, s'srs hing
we buy, consequently We hfn forced 10 demand
The rash ihf shs, ~ all. ........
sEIiOHN1 n0ESsBr,
lytg taft
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GOODS AT WHOLESALER

TIVE SUBSCRIBER. IN CONSEQUENCES
\ Of M health, and inability to atlegI 10 bush.
rcss, !. iosirous Of selling ou' hls entire STOCK
on GOODS TO ,omo one who wishes 70 engage IN
the Mercantile hufiucfs. Ills stock comprises
rcntrnl asnr,montof Dry Good. ard other hrii.
clcs Usually kept uy merchants ia thr country
AMI most Of tbem y excellent psali'y f W. viii
also rent bis Sl0r Rnom TO wbasses may put
rhnsc tho Gooes, n desired. " 10 zoe ~ fbe hts,
stands IN tho place Ia my c1hsfrridnk men
Wishing 10 engage IN ihr buslney ths oppprlnnili
offered Il good ono.. Terms wiz be- made iaror
able. ;. X RBBbBR
Alhen,. Tom. Nv %. 1900 T. al
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Clement:On a Sharp,

Vim. A. Rowdcn and J. c. Moss.
y. NJ. clementson,
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chaucery Sale Of Land.
N. Nm II. y. IIenevan


The Isabclla Copper Company, e. on
IN ODBpIENcE 10 A DEGREE RRNpEp
Il cd at tho last term Of tho Chnnccry l,onri a,
iisnion, In this cause, will oIor for ,alr an tsc
premises. 10 Polk county. Tennessee, an thc s,h
day of January next all tho right tile And in.
crest the defendant has in aud to ono .sndiyidrJ
half Of oil the mineral mines. icssils and fo.,iI
.nNdances, or other mineral IN mud anon ,lc
following described tracts of Land, IN poik conn.
~. lcnncsscc, TO Wit, The Southeast quarter Of
section thrcG the North half Of the south .wos,
quarter Of section threw and forty acres, The
Northeast totner of tho Northeast quarter of
'crlion tom and dsty acros. u part Of the North
caat 1uarteror section thceo---all In fractional
tawn'hip f,nr. South, mprc live. East Of tho h,.
~ linz, Orccc pslrlrt containing In all ihrrc
hundred had iNrty Mrus, morn or less bsint tho
.ano laudSpld BY William n. Witt 10 Ellas Da-
VS. togcthr with the right OF inEsess and earcss
io said hinrra-nn credit OF ak map,hs. IN
u, Of any right fcdcmpiinn. Note ana seea.
iv viii ~ required lori the purcbasn Iuoney
Gold or aiyt3 And a lion retained until the p,a.
.'sc mdpcy,9p paid ~ gu ..ssg,- ttt tsE Il
"'' u, u, ALEXANDER, Csan 4
W.. o. lsGl u prs Zoe tGoO go
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Teacher Wanted.

TIVE TRUSTEES OF BlTTBNHousE
L. Academy desire to employ fcaehot we'll
'nAidcd 10 discharge The dnirs ~ Principal, 10
iShslti man prgerrral Good recommendation
Will D. foqnirod. The AcaarinY buildings are
lafge md comm6drut, hna lo situation pleasant
ard tentehehL Tie sliaalion fsu he made ~.
cfaiyc. Apply ~ W. :, GEtiRs, prat
INA PATTERSON, S,r'y.
Kingston, Tenn Sept 20 1891 n 15s
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A full supply Of the
LATEST NOVELS. &c.

and Roc's Works, Irvinbs Works, The Souvenir
Of Travel lin vols, Bernard Lille, Mustang
Gray, Tho Rivals, Household of Bourcno lin 2
vols.,) Ncmasis, Margaret Moncreiie, The Adopt
cd Heir, Married--Not Mated, Recolections of o
Court Room, Shareholder Abroad Georgia Scenes,
Wild Western Scenes, Major Jones, The Throne
of David, The Prince Of the House of David,
Bouiah, Corner Cupboard, Enquire Within, and
Reasons WHY
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Lookl Lnnkl Look

TIVE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
4 istng between h. T. Martin aud j. $. 4 W.
p, Vorncll has been dissolved. The Old bushes.
will be- wound up by Mr.. J. 5. Narnoll The I'M
dcr.gncd If now receiving an ontirc New stock Of
foods, which hc viii sell on the most favorable
tcums aud would respectfully solicit MI vbo wnnt
Goods, 10 gi3s 4im.s 81. .-,sI, !, MAAIIA.-.
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1nrd an.

4 IUUF9 J~F' llElElVTU NNp ION
. T..t. sh.LitriE
. %
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Chancery Sale Of Land.
Chancery Sale of Land.
Samuel McJunkin,

Madlson ppiii and William Putt,
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE MADE AT
l. the last tnrm of The Chanocry Court OF Ben
ton. in this cause, will offer for sale, at the
Conrt.housc In lcnion. on tho Cd day of Janua.
ny next, the following described Lands, to Wit
a certain parcel OF Land lying in Boonyilc, Polk
county, Tennessee containing thrcc acres, more
OF IcsS whore William puitt's tiroccry formerly
slood--on SIX months credit In bar o. tho right
OF rcdos'plon. Noto and security will DO re-.
CURED and lien STAINED until the purchase
money Is paid.
J, ". ALEXANDER, q q W.
Doe. ~, lsB'sdt.prs fee St,Oo-6pO
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HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
MEDICAL

Taylor's Family Doctor, Condsrs Family Doe
tor and Homo Book Of Medicine. Holloeks Me.ii-
cal Works 20 different kinds,) Surgical Anatomy
(by Il. W. Piper, NJ. d. Physicians Hand Book
Of Practice, 1861, Dunglison's New Medical Die
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WIN. A. Rowden and J. C. Moss.
TN THESE CAUSES IT APPEARING FROM
Il the aIlcgationsi 10 conpainants bills. which are
ssorn to- thai the defendants, VIM. A. Rcwden
andJ. c. Moss. are abscondiug debtors or have
20 concealed themselves tina, the ordinary process
II Law cannot be served upon them, and their ef-
tects being attached, 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four SUCCESSIVE jSf' =,
tho Athens Post, newspaper pubSkSfnr III
Tennessee, requiring said dcfendan a ~
before me, at my house, in Meigs county. Tenn,
on the 2sth day Of April 1869, and make defense
against the claims set forth in complunnants bills,
OF the same will be token us confessed and set for
hearing or parte. J. MEDALLION,
Ns LP. for .Heig' oouaiy.
Dec Q, ls6l-4t--prs fee $3.50
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Two Horse WAGON.
Iron

ErOR SALE ON GOOD TERMS, by
l. Nov 10 s. X. REEDER.
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SPEAKERS.

The studcuts Speaker; sargont's Primary. Uni
vcrsal and Standard Speakers; Young America
Speaker; Folds Scrap Book;
And large lot of Albums; Port Folios, and
Blank Books.
Dec 7, lSG0-tf-637
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Hosiery.

Ladies fine Lisle Thread Hose; black, mixed
slate colorcd Hose.
Misses white and mixed Cotton Hose
Children's white and mixed Hose
Genuomens white, mixed and faneY Half Hose.
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NOT ICE.

A LII WHO HAVE NOT CLOSED THEIR
IN accounts with me for one, two and three
years, are hereby notified to do SO by the FIRST of
March. All accounts not closed by thnttim will
be tound In tho hands of an officer, My Books
must and shall be closed. VI you cant pay tho
money come and give your note. will take good
Bacon, at the market price, in payment of debts.
will also pay cash for Bacon.
Respectfully, s. X. REEDER.
Feb Is, 1871
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Ladies Dress Goods!

Ladies Dress Goods!
such a. Black and Fancy silks; Plain and fancy
Bangss, in patterns nngipg from IL 10 % yards
each, and prices from 20 cts. 70 81 per yard Fig.
urcd Jaconets; figured Lawns and Muslns. in
patterns and BY the bolt; Striped Swiss, Plain aud
Dotted Muslins; White Brillialls; Dimiiy; Color
ell Briiliants; TGrltonsi Striped SAinsook: Eng
llsl Mnl Plain Aainsook; a large lot Of French
Lace Points and TalmasI Wh.a JarOnct l0I
Cambria, Striped and Cross barred Muslins India
Muslins; Queens Lawn; Disbsp Lawn; Chiutx;
Ginghgras, Bingham Muslips; Dusier Goods and
Dustersi Debages; Caiicos, from the best 10 a.
cheap a. anybody.
Ladies Embroidered sets Collars, Undersleevc.;
Ladies fine Swiss and Janconet Embroidered
Collars, from Il cts. TO So.
Ladies fine Embroidered, Hernstiiched, Plain
and Printed Handkerehiefs, large assortment. and
low down for cash, from Is cts. to s..
Ladies Marseilles sets Of Collars and Under
sleeves, plain and printed.
Ladies Black Grape Collars aud Mourning Col
lars and handkerchief
Ladies busters, Night Gowns, Chemisss, and
fine Under Skirts.
Childrcn's Slips.
Insertions, Edgings Flouncings and Trimmings
for Under Skirts.
Ladies fine Kid Gloves and Gauntets, plain,
black and fancy coors.
Ladies SILK Twist Mts.
Hosiery.
Ladies fine Lisle Thread Hose; black, mixed
slate colored Hose.
Misses white and mixed Cotton Hose.
Children's white and mixed Hose.
Genuomen's white, mixed and fancy Half Hose.
Hoop Skirts,
of all kinds and prices, all Of which will be sold
low down, regardless Of original cost. When you
want Hoop Skirt. come to Sehorn 4 Hornsby's,
bringing whatever amount of the Dimes you may
have, and you can buy Skirt from them for from
IS cts. to s. each.
Parasols,
of fine Silk, Bingham aud Cambria; Ladies Black
Silk Umbrellas and Parasos.
Fans.
Fine Paris, Black silk, Linen Paper. painted
and plain, and Palm Leaf Fans.
China Vases, Mug: and Tea Sets.
Ladies fine Turkish Morocco Reticules, Satchels,
Cabas, &c.
Ladies' anc Pearl Port Monnaies; Purses, &c.
Pistols.
Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, FIVE and six
shooters.
Allen Wheelock's Patent Repeating Pistols,
FIVE and six shotsj Aliens Self Cooking Rifle Pts
tolls.
Fine Cutlery.
Racers, Scissors and Pocket Knives.
A large and well selected stock of fine Ivory
Handle Table Knives; fine Albatta Plated Forks.
Fine Plated Casters, Candle Sticks, Fruit Bus-
kets, &c.
Lamps,
for burning Coal Kerosene or Carbon 0hs-price
from IS eta, to IS each.
Miscellaneous Notions.
Toys, Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Matches,
Candies Nuts, Raisins, Tea, Spice Ginger, Pep
per- Soda, Crackers, Pickles Lemon Syrup, Box
Hacking, Extract of lockwood, Candles, &c.
April q
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SHERlEE SALES.


DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE,
I'D issued from the Circuit Court Clerks Office
aud to mo directed, | will. on tho Goth day Of
January, 1862, at the Court house door u tho
town Of Benton, Polk county, Tennessee, ollcr for
sale, for cayh, to the highest bidder, oil the right,
title interest and claim that lsanc Couch has in
and TO so Aerce Of Land, joining tho Lands Of
Calvin Mantooth and William Dlankiuship. in the
9TH civil district Of Polk county. Tennessee, to
satisfy q judgment and cost that Solomon Fout
recovered before n. Il. Fout ESQ., against said
Couch. Prs foo $500
Also, ut the same tmo and place, all The right,
ttlc interest aud claim that William llump6ros
has in and TO tho following described Land, to
vii: ~ Acres, being tho Northwest 20 of the
Northwest quarter Of scciion thiriy.opc, fraction.
VI township four, range five, East Of tho bash
line, 0roec District, Polk county, Tennessee, TO
satisfy judgment In the Circuit Court Of Polk
county, TennSsxrc, for cost % State prosecution
ft wWN .NH ta& Prs fee 81
Alsd, ntihe samc time and place al tho right,
TILE interest and Slain TINT s. u. Mcleod has IN
and TO tho following described Land,t 20 wit. 100
Acres, being the Southwest quartcr Of section
nineteen, fourth fractional township, nfih range,
East u tho basis line, 0coce District, Polk eOun-
~. Tennessee, 10 satisfy two judgments aud costs
.-onc as security for Polly nlylns. Coz cost of
State pro,ccullon In the cirdnit Court Of Polk
county ono ~. hfor of Dunkin Terry, recovered
bcion Joseph Johnlou. BWl.a.1rN a Prs fec az |
81. W. 2. COOPER, y. HE |
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Razcrs. Scissors and Pocket Knives.
A large and well selected stock of fine Iyor,
Handle Table Knives; fine Albatta Plated Forks
Fine Plated Casters, Candle Sticks, Fruit Bias
kets, &c.
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Cotton Bats,


Leather Leather!
zoo LBS, SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
wv Just received aud for sale by
Oct 3, GE0R, W. ROSS.
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Salt! Salt /!
Cotton BattinU

A LOT OF LIVERPOOL SALT JUST RE-
N ceivcd aud for sale low down, for cash only,
by Nov 30 robson 4 kN0X.
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1860. SPRING STyLES--I860
SRH0RN * HORESBY

A REAGAN ON IllND. WITH LARGER
~ ass0TtAieai IN their line than e'I. They
have the largest and hnesi assortment VI III kiads
Of Ladies Dress Goods, Hhiea ihey arc deiernin-
cd q III. They have turned new lcaf; Sell 70
any boly that's got tie IaOnsy ~ eLsap a. 6gois
o. similar qnz,i,y san 70 b0asht Any where in the
sistej then. they win sell y ihose who they knoH
wiz pay punetual IT the md Of the year; BOT asy
HW Eof sn Gsaas sl cfsdit o. iLose SLo Hscss
Pag-thcy are not going to nlakc good men pas
bad mems debts, a. some other business houses
are doing who are doing general credit business.
Now, If you want to buy
Good, Cheap, and Fashionable Goods !!
just and see for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere, as they ebAEsc nothing for showing
Th..y have all kinds
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ADDISON Riggs,
~.
j. Ii. knirht.
Town Lots for Sale.
Ma,,.u Nl..l.x

rs.
81 j. +. Rudczinsh and Joseph Monko.
and
Sohorn Hornsby,
u.s.
Joseph Monko, Martin Mcnko and j. t. Rude.
zinski
TN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE MADE IN
IL this cause at tho last term Of the Chanccry
Court at Benton. Polk county, Tennessee, will
offer for sale, at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Benton on tho 81 day of January next,
on six months credit, in bar Of tho right of re-
demption, tho following described Town Lots.
designated as Nos. II aud u, East of main
street, in the town of lliwasscc, near tho IIwas.
see mines, in tho plan of j. G, Bells Town Lots,
fronting on main street 90 feet, aud running back
?bi feet to the Cochccko Mining property, now
the Bnrra Buua property--Situatcd in the South
west quarter Of section four township fourth
South, range i've, East Of the basis line, la the
0coco District, Polk county, Tennessee. Note
and security viii! be required, and lien retained
until tho purchase Money is paid,
J. II. ALEXANDER, O. 4 w.
Dec, 10. lS6l-It-prs fec 50 00-G0O
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Notice.
Notice to shippers of FREIGHT.

Sept l2, lSGO-tf-62j
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Toys, Cigars Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Matches,
Candies, Nuts Raisins, Tea, Spice, Ginger, Pep
per- Soda, Crackers, Pickles, Lemon Syrup, Box
Hacking, Extract of lockwood, Candles, &c.
April q
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valnnhla rkaa, fnr xale

:. 5 Thcw "a e.apsoea ~aA The Wsrss al az
otll,nt fsii,u y aAg, ~ nat Irt,cs, wishlsr
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wan Paper and papor Hanein7g.

Ttsr nECGylD, "A LARGE A%ol.T.
~ Mont uhth lW.ll IN flnr A'.a Patent
ll.'t n. r.a'.. '' Hf,a0' Picture rrrn.
t.'. uI.f - f...
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MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP.

rEHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A suOp
Il near The Depot Athens, for tbs Repairing and
Manufacturing Of all kinds IL NAehiBsp. and IL
ready to eSccait any orders With which he NAY
h. favored. Aiso, llAckrN.ithinE dom tIst-
teal workman himself, be hopos to reess,r share
NAV 49, 1sft-.tk- A1D
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Plaster.
7. M. BUTNER,
Pocket Diarys for 1861.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE ASsoRT-
~ mcut Of various styles and prices, and for
sale by Nov 30 GE0R. W. ROSS
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THE MAN WHO ATTENDS TO hrs

OWN BUSINESS,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY HrrUEN uIS
w sHcrfs laauA Tot The WY libcr-l il,fi
ae has IeseiYed lFosl tie ritifels II this ami T.
aSiasea, esul tirs, rud soiieiis a caarmuaaes q.
the ssnt, He has jet ai,nel ~ asA sssos..
inert y astsrak - tie lauu,sessS. " sa.l.ls.,.
saddlslszs, bnaiss. A srtiu-alss. nursy ana
Wagon HasAsss, and sTvfy oder article IN BIZ
line u bvsiness, ans which be kssps e1ustasliy
90 hand. Hrwil sell Al phskssiS % nsisi. a1a
a, a. los AsGre Is eau " ssugL in Eass Tea
nessee.
The subscriber hss On hss,l rscd assortment
81 Hog skins, Eaamgliei l.falhyl Patent LsAlA.
er. Pad SKINS Moraeca White Wrblns Girhias.
Rein Webb, Strainips Weth, Ti.rgul saddle7s
silk. knamellcd Cloth, STRAP ITons, Ilsilie iIi,s
HaFuUss Mounting Onamer,s, hrckds Trpsk
Loel.. Nsiie,s faefs, Sadllss Toois. SHARK
skins and every hing elaa Necessary - carry on
The Saalligg Business, aud Whish he viii seil on
rc2sonahle ierms. Call ana sre before purchasing
iscwhers- EDWIN A. ATLEE
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State of Tennessee, McMinn County.

J. II Knight.
IN THIS CAUSE fTsAPPlsARING TO ME-
Il irsm complaihant'shM which I. sworn 10, lbat
~ II knight, the defendant, has len the State Of
Tennessee, aud his cHcor being attached, II 10
therefore ordered that publication be made far
four successive weeks N The Athens Post, pub
llshed 10 Athens, Tmmcstc requiring him 10 81,
pear before mo, NJ my house In the thhiecnih
civil district, McMinn county, m the 2gib day OF
April. 1869, and mnis defence ~ romrlalnnni's
clnim. or tho same win he taken for confessed aud
yet br hearing
WIN. H. C. THOMPSON, J. y.
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EyureSs Rule

A IL EXPRESS FREIGHT RrSTnE PAID
n when the packages leave the ohce. This
rse WILDE adhered to strictly.
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