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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
OFFICE Of the n o., J. and &. n. RR, co |

NV ORLEANS, March ~ 1865.
! HE following resolution was adopted 10y
L the Board of Director. of this company,
a. meeting held GA the 18Th day Of March.
lo65
I. RcsoiUea, That voc Of the Stockholders
OF tnis company BE- taken On th" 1871 day OF
April next, at the Office If the company, No
"a CArondelct street, IRON Q to O'Clock, for
the acceptance o. rejection Of the following
act OF the Legislature Of the State of Lpulsi
aua, approved March 10, 1868, entitled
AN ACT
TO AMfND THE CHARTER OF TIE NEW OHLEAS 8,
JACK-ON GREAT NuRruERS RI. COMPANY.
Whereas, The legislature of the Srnte of
Mississippi, GU the 20lh day of December
1861, passed an net, entitled " An act to
amend the ch r'er of the New Dreams. Jack
son rud Great Northern Railroad Company"
which is in the following words:
"Section l. Be ii enactsd By The legislature
# lie STATE Of Mississippi, That hereafter, nj
ait elections for directors in the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern Railroad I ON
unuy, neither the Governor of the STATE of
Mississippi nnr the Governor of the State Of
Louisiana nur the Mayor Of The city of New
Orleans shall be empowered or authorized to
vote ON the shares If stock Owued 10y either
f said States or aid city in said company.
"Secrion 9 Be it FURTHER enacted ETC., That
the Governor # he State of Mississippi shall
have the p wrr, and ia hereby authorized, to
appoint three citizens of the State OF Missis.
sippi, Stockholders in said company, to be
directors in aid company, to resent the
stock owned ny said State IT, suid corpora =
li,o proUiIei, The G"Nernnr of the STATE Of
Mississippi SHALL select said directors from
the YurlDul Sprtiuul fF ba !,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

THE LOUISVILLE COURIER c
ask attention to the prospectus OF
this journal, which we publish to,
day. The Courier is one OF the best
newspapers published in the Union ;
it has an able corps of editors, and
also numerous correspondents III
various parts of the country, incIud.
ing telcgraphic correspondents, at
Washington. The Weekly lisa sheet
only little smaller than Il bed blank,
ct, and contains about rs much mat
ter az ordinary mortals would care
to read in six days, pre.suppoSlng
that be read his Bible ON Sunday.
Tile Courier has always been an uii.
wavering advocate OF the cause OF
the South, and deserves the support
of the Southerners. Read the pros
DHCtuS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

THE SOUTHERN FARMER. -This agri.
cultural monthly comes to Us with greal
regularity and is always hailed with
much pleasure, It's garden work for
the month" alone, is worth m re than
the price OF subscription. which is only
So per annum. Published At Memphis,
by n. W. Philips & Co; NJ W P,
Agricultural Eiiior.
See Prospectus in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

~ On Saturday light last. we hsc
the pleasure Of lis ening 10 lecture by
Mr. John Mullaly. who is well known &c
many OF our readers as The Editor Of the
New York Metropolitan Record.
We were gratifrd to find SO many
ladies' and gentlemen in attendance on
the occasion. Mr.. Mullaly WAS intro>
duced TO the audience BY our esteemed
friend and fellow townsman. Capt. Smith,
in highly complimentary manner.
Mr.. Muilaly Throughout. the war, and
since has been firm snd urflnchiug in
his adherence to the principles Of Consli
tuiional liberty.
The freedom Of the press and he free-
dom Of speech has no more valiant de-
fender than this son Of E'in's Isle.
For the last two months be has been
travelling through tie South and hs
lectured in all the principle cities TO large
and intelligent audiences.
We we're delighted with him. and con-
sidered his reading the greatest irea, Of
the season. We regret that We did not
obtain few notes from his lecture to Law
before our readers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
OFFICE of n O..JaG. y. RR CO, I

NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1865 )
IN conformity wlln tie charter, an ELkC
| TON will be held at he office OF the com
pauy No A Cnr0ndtlet street, On
Nomday, the 2Orh day Of AprH, 1868,
from 8 20 O'Clock, tor eighteen DIrect.rs-
twelve ueiug chosen Stockholders residing in
Louisiana, ani six from Stockholders reSId
ug ia Mississippi; procidsd, thar mi ,rity
OF the stock Of the company be represented
u said election but il II maj Ol,y ct the
stock b. not then represented the election
viii be he'd on Mouday, Ap't II, 1868, AT the
uliice OF the company, from IL 3 o'clock
Mar 2s L CHARLES, Sec.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

II Mrs. Ydncy inrites her friends
and patrons to call anil examine her
stock Of spring millinery and fancy
goods on the 18th instant Her Selec,
lions riU be mdde this season 1cith q
riew to econOmy-and she hopes to be
able to please the most fdStidi0uS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
NEW ADVERTISE uENTs.

We ask attention to the nclC ddrer-
tisements IN this issue. Ouing to
rant Of time, our friends uho hare fa-
rored as this ,ceek, ,ciH hare to rait till
our aert for the appearance Of special
notices. We ,ciH endedrOr to do them
justice at that time.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

cE Mrs. Kirkpatric& desires to in
form her friends ard former patrons
that she is no'c IN receipt Of ne'c goods
of t6e latest styles, whieh she aciH con-
stantly repleniSh, as trade demands,
and aciU sell at prices to silt the times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT

The GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
is the best now in use, for cheapncss
and durability. 1t does not require
az mach oil as other paints, and
presents a smooth appearance " hen
applied far superior to any other.
1t IS of dark slate color, bat readi-
~ unites with other colorS, thereby
forming the base and saving one
third the price of other paints. We
take pleasure III recommending ii to
all who have houses to build or re:
pair, and refer them to the Adver-
tis.ment of Mr.. Daniel Bidwell, to
be- fuurd in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
Miss. Central Rail Road.

MISSISSIPPI tTATRAL RAlLRUAD,)
sc RErARY'~ OFFlt +.
WATER VAILfY, Miss. March %. 1859
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of this COMPANY
are hereby fed hat the PresIdenr-in
order to prevent sacrifice Of your stock ii
rates which have been repor Ell as ruling
recr nj salrs-has perlrc'e arrangements b,
which fair nd reasor able price can be Sc
cured by all those wishing 10 sci. THIS
prce is 10 be pad not or ly for Original stock
but for the dlvldend decllled in 1862
The President propos' to me"t you at va
rious points on the line, within the ensuing
thirty days. OF which due no,Ice will b- given
Apl 4, Al A j McCUNNlCO. Sec.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
Administrators Notice.

NTHEkEAS. letiers uf administration
w on The estate Of y q BUrLAND.
itcrs-rd. we're granted 10 the uudrrsi.n
Il by the Honorable Probate Court q
Mrdi,on county. STATE Ct Mississippi. A.
the February term. A ID. 1SGS. there, { !;
row, therefore, all persons indebted 10
AID e. ate are requested 10. cumr forward
and settle; aud all prisons holding claims
against laid estate are required go exhibit
the same Ia the manner AID ~iiiin the
me prescribed by las. or 'hev will he
forever barred. E. A. STEBBINS.
MA Flip 81 Coan'y A!nf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
A Rulo Without Exception!

Al frtnSi'nt afcSriiN m'nt' NUT h. p1m f,,.
'ch'n i9STtcf, gal 1dr, H"m,rt, must BE- pnid
m Or re The prosf Of p''tHcation ~ sir,n amt
no pcoot 10 u b. gir'n upir" The mon Is pail
1h'" ne N, terms agreed upon bg the Press Of
Canton and in No caV rH tiev be den trtfd f am.
Our funds DiH net ak IT, If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

WANTED, at this Office Il turkey
gobbler weighing forty pounds, tor
which we will give an editorial puff
OF quarter OF column, II credit tor
one year for subscription, Il notice OF
marriage Oh a very handsome obitu
airy, should the party unfortunately
die in consequence OF making his
generous gift.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
Virginia Tobacco Agency,
CANTON. MISS.

II AvING recently effected snaugemsn's with several
~ Irumin nj tobacco manufacturer am now prepar-
ed To furnish a variety OF choice brHad- ~ ck W.
ing ard srnek king tob eco, % cluding th- cheaper
grades which will sell prices unsurpassed by any
dealer in the South Consumers I'd dealers in vii
ID to call and examine my siosk
Mar Is I'm III. WINNIE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

@ We welcome again to our com.
nuniIy. Mr.. Robert Webster. who has
been sbsen: for several weeks out west.
He will please accept our thanks for late
Texss pspers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE CO partnership heretofore existing he
L tween The Undersigned, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
J r NORET,
TJ. TUNSTALL,
FM BALDWIN.
Dec 24th 1861
THE undersigned, having purchased the
interest of Nj J Morey, in the frm of
Morey, Tuusrail / B liwin, viii continue the
business under the firm and name Of TuustalI
& Baldwin. All accounts etc, 1ue Morry /
Tunstali, or Marcy, TlustalI 4 Baldwin, will
hr paid to us, who are alone authorized u
receipt for the same-we assuming all lisbli
ties of The said firms
TUNSTALL & BALDWIN
Dec. rs 1867 If.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

me-. We are authorized to say that, owing
10 the state of finances throughout the
country, the Publication of the SHnday
School Union has been postponed till next
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
MULE STOLEN.

GTOLEN, from my premises on the night
y Of the 3lst Of March last ons
MARE MULE,
!un color. II OF 10 years old mark Of L or
osck, newly reached and shaven natural
pacer. The mule belongs 10 Peer Nichols,
fraedman-and any information enabling hIm
10 recover the same will be rewarded.
Address W @ LOVE,
Apl 4, 4tl Canton, Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
APArIR FOR T Ii LITTLE FOLKS
EDITED BY THE CLERGY OF THIS CITY.
Contributed to by many
LADIES OF LITERARY ABILITY.

ENHE Undersigned propose TO begin CHE
L first sunday N April mex } the publ Cd.
ton # wrek.Y paper, hearing the tile OF
THE SUHNAYSCH00L UEI0H."
having orits Editors he Reverend Clergy o.
| Canton-to be- devoted to the interests OF
Sunday school, throughout the State Of Ms.
sis sIppi aud to the improvemen Of ch liren IA
he school aud by The e SIDE
In addition TO the force presen ell in tn
| Editorial Recruitment, we have induced se,e.
raj Ladies If we'll known literary ability to
contribute instantly to our columns they
VIII furnish for each edition many shsrt
STORIES,
and a number of
Regular Serials.
Every article will he simple. moral, and
| Admiralty adapted 10 the comprehension 81
the juvenile mind.
We have ma e arrangements for a constant
suppl Of engraVlngS, and will pre.ant in each
issue num5e- Of pictures, to please the faucy
of children.
We respectfully request the
SUPERlNTElDEN rs and TEACHERS
of Sunday schools 10 assist us with their val
liable Influence. We ask them to act az 0 ur
Agents tor subscription. all over the STATE.
and We hope to publish d psler that Will
merit the patronage Of
TEACHERS,
PARENTS.
and CHILDREN.
Our Terms are such as to enable every Ettig
boy or gill ID Subscribe for Blk months or one
year.
TERMS
ONE COPY SIX MONTHS, 5. 90
Fl" 0NE YEAR, 200
To any person sending five names
and the money Herewith, we will
send an extra copy, FREE; and
Commission Of ten per- cent will be
allowed on all over five.
Now i7the time to Subscribe.
A Reduction d twelve and b lf per cent
will be allowed on all moneys for
warded betop the first day Of April
Address: PuIishr,s of TEE SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION, Canton, .Hiss.
II. &. Bos"Orih,
Owen hoy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
w f. f X l. Y

AGsSrs.--MessrS. 4. e. Wharton Co. are au-
thorzed Agents for this paper in the city OF New
Orleans. Advertising contracts made b. them for
s,wll be faithfully carried out.
\. Pettingill & Co. are our authorized Agents
La the cifY at New YnlE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11
g w. Wood.

s w. Wood,
Having bought ,ut MS pat rls, ii \. Muller md
T.. NJ. Wond and r, novel his stock To the store Of
John r H,Cgur. uuder the CITIZEN ONCE. VII
continue the
II Err "a It'll E 3 USINESS.
Feeling gratetu for many past favurs he hopes
ny close application II hu.iue~, and low prices, to
merit cuutn IatOL OF the same.
Jan p I'll s. W. WOOD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

- - , N
WHEREAS, she Legislature Of the < IL
w uf Mississippi, ca rue 5lst day { jan
utrv. lsa-, -r-7iea charter 10 lh- follow, NJ
persons, as Ine ri-.ra' cJrr1rsJor, # tie
Cautou Manufacturing Company,
and fhs st1cku1 iers thereof ta yiis James
WatFs Co.'s. Robert SH1rrrtl. Mr.
X /. BARLOW sud Ms Q. PuNurNrras
On the l4sh day 81 March, lsts tLr to-
loving yersrEs, constituting uHIuu'y q
s.-d vnmgaHy-JH mes Wn..s, 2 : Curh,
Rnhrrt ShotWeII John V. Firchr'' Geo. A.
Hogsctt. sr. Y. Werner aHd D Ii. O'o--nie
90 the Ciry Of Canton zud orgsurz.i SD
CAPTION Manufacturing Company. ~ ei'cing
the fllrvirg named persons as 0th,ers
thereof. viz:
y H OTTO PRvsrDrSr.
CuBr SHUTWELL, EIcE Psrs'T,
GAN aGSErT. 81. SIC s las,
V WERNER. SUPERINTENDENT.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

TINE BOOKS Of the company are no-
4 open a. the eamrsny olicr to those ~
are desircus II ,skiug stock W she same.
g. a. HoOAETT. s-c~.
N--cA % e.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-11

and CHILDREN.
Our Terms are such as to enahI. every ktt'e
hoy or gill ID Subscribe for Blk months or one
year.
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Death ola Good Man.

We regret to have to announce the death
of Capt.JosEPu JACKSON, which occurred i'll
the vicinity of Knoxville, OH the 9th instant,
in the S7th year of his age. 1t was our privi-
legc to enjoy the acquaintance and friendship
of the deceased for more than thirty years, and
we should be painfully neglectful did we not
pause for moment from other duties to offer a
feeble tribute to his memory and worth, and
to tender word of sympathy to those upon
whom his departure falls most heavily. A
man of eminently practical virtues and good
ness, he was universally esteemed. respected
and beloved, and died ut the end of longllc.
as the just and upright only die, with no tor
turing recollections clouding the past. but
with mind clear, serene and full Of hope and
confidence in the future. The good man has
finished his work, and passed to his reward.
In dropping tear at his grave, let us remem-
Der to cherish his memory and cndeavorto imi-
tate those sterling virtues which rendered
his life without reproach and its close peace
full and hapDy,
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Handsome Present.

Dropping in ut 1" lIead-Quartcrs" last Satur-
day evening to take IL look ut the large and
splendid assortment of new Goods on exhibit
ton there, just as we were on the point of lcav-
ing the senior member of the Firm touched
our sensbilities by rather insinuatinyly in
quiring the size of :" our head" Upon being
put in possession of the desired information.
he blandly presented Us with superb
Hat insisting that we accept the same n II
slight token of appreciation. and so forth.
No article is more essential to the finish of II
wcll-dresscd man than gcntcel tile; and no
man can pass himself for more than he is
worth who is afflicted with ~ shocking bad
hat" That's so: and any Of our readers 81 af
;licted are commended to repair at once to
HORTON ~ Cos, where they will find about
the largest and best assortment ever brought
to this market.
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NIHsOlaic.

At the meeting of the Gland Lodge, +. and
A. NJ. at Nashville last week. the following of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
u.s.. Dawson, of Paris. Grand Master.
j. +. slower, of Athens, Deputy Grand Mas
ter. -,,i .e r-p re-.
A. J. Wheeler, of Memphis, Grand Senior
Warden.
DR.. J. p. Hannah, of Franklin, Grand Junior
Warden.
Williamson II. Horn, of Nashville, Grand
Treasurer.
John Frizzell, of Nashville, Grand Secretary.
Isham G.. Harris, of Memphis, Grand Orator.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
AIycrdiSin. Agents.

Our friends, GEO. II. RowELL Il Co.. adyer-
tising agents, 40 Park Row, New York, will
please not favor us with any more propositions.
We don't desire to avail ourself Of their liber-
atty. The Posi- has alargcr circulation among
the business and substantial classes than any
paper published in our section of the State
in fact is about the only Weekly that is gen.
orally read-and FIVE can't fill our advertising
space at paying rates, We'll occupy it with
other matter. We don't sec why we should
charge man in New York fifty or sixty pei
cent less than one at Athens or Knoxville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
OBITUARY.

Died, on the 4th instant, MMsTnA l.. REY-
sNoLDs, daughter of james ). and Alaldonettic
c. Russell, aged % years.
She had just entered on q life of promise,
and was really u gem to society. She was of a
gentle and social disposition, and now rests
in the arms Of her Saviour. She had but to
be known to be loved, for nature had formed
her almost perfect. One Of the best beings
on earth has thus passed away. Long will
friendship pause ut her grave, and remember
the many virtues of Martha Russell. She has
gone from the troubles of earth; henceforth
sbe,will 1--WE in purer sphere, and in angelic
compahibDshfp,' She there awaits her friends
in fruition of the atonement of her Redeemer
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16

Died, at the residence of his father in Me-
MINI county, on the 9th instant, Mr.. j. II.
MILLIGAN, in the 9th year of his age. Though
complaining for some time, his death was sud-
den and unexpected. The deceased had re.
sided in Atlanta for some time, and returned
to his home last July. He was Il Mason and
,ih Odd Fellow, and his remains were taken tc
Charleston, Bradley county, for ntcrmcnt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
sale Of valuable Lands.

The Clerk and Master at Cleveland will sell
OH the 31st of October, quantity of land be-
longingto l.. NJ. Jones-A. c. Parks, plaintiff.
Also, on the 10th of November the land of
George Luttrell, dcceased-John Anderson
and wife. plaintiffs. .f ..r.
The Clerk and Master at Benton, Polk coun-
ty, on October 26, will sell the land in the case
of w. S. Aiken & Co. vs. Sarah Armstrong,
widow, and others, heirs and creditors of c.
A. Armstrong. deceased. ....'a
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,R,u for CnntrcII.. xHoads.

We stop the press to announce that JIM
WILLIAMS, at Cantrel's Y Roads, has just re-
ceiyed u large lot of New and seasonable
, Goods. He wants to sell, believes IN quick
sales and short profits, and in advertising in
the papers. Give jim u CALI What's the use
of saddlin' up old roam, and rdin' all the way
: to Rcevile or Mouse Creek to buy Goods
when you have one of the best merchants Of
the country right in your own neghborhood!
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
Super-Phosphate of Lime and
.... Bone Dust.
Al.E vVEIO USE n'l ONCE, WELL
KBajN No OTHER.

TINEE HIGH PRICE OF TIE PERUVIAN
L Guano has done much to call the attention
Of farmers to other fertilizers; still too many
continue using it. Let Us see some of the adj
yantugcS which the Farmers and Planters
Super-Phosphate Of Lime must have over it.
1st. 1t costs less than twO-thirds rs much as
Peruvian Guano.
ID 1t is always finely powdered, dry andn
good condition for drilling. whereasGuanois al
WAYS lumpy and must be prepared for the drill.
3D. 1t is pure and unadulterated, whilemuch
of the Guano sold has been tempered with.
4th. 1t is not volatile, and will always re-
main in the ground when not removed by
plants: while Guano. being to Il great extent
volatile, is constantly losing strength, and if
not Immediately absorbed by the plant, gives
up its value to the air, and does not improve
the soil.
9th. Its constant and careful use will in four
or five years. double the value Of farm;
whereas. by the constant application of guano,
the land becomes poorer--as the stimulated
growth ut first occasioned by guanois not sup
ported by fertilizing materials, and the land is
depleted by every crop.
! 9th Wheat grown by this Super-PhOsphatc
will weigh more than where guano has been
used. and the straw being strengthened by u
| proper supply Of true nourishmcnt, will be
| less likely TO fall down. ......
! With regard TO barn-yard manure, it is
| hardly necessary to say, that every prudent
farmer will husband his supply and consume
every load made upon his farm-Still this sup
ply will brvery much less than he will require;
he must either purchase more, or obtain some
other fertilizer: otherwise his land Will dc"
crease in productiVcncSS. ......
TIN one Sdct. Put up in 2C0lb. Bags, and
sold at - 90 per Bag, delivered free on board
Ruiroadat Knoxville, Tennessee.
e.. .. s'.ANEl'DAeaN AZ CO..
Wholesale Agents for Tennessee
Also, Dealers in Paints, Oils. Cacinc Plaster,
Cement, Coal Tar, and all kinds of Chemicals.
| Oct. .. lSiS-gnl--ll.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
An Owner Wanted.

\ horse was stolen from the pasture of Mr..
Grcenberry Cate, three miles from Athens, on
last Sunday night. Some time on Monday the
horse returned home, with saddle and bride
on him, which the thief had probably stolen
somewhere else. These are now ut Mr.. Gates,
where the owner can get them.
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(FOr the Athens Post \

Mr.. Edtor-I will give you, or any old me-
chanic, one bushe of good mellow apples il
you will tell, or have told, through the Posi-,
how to measure plank-board measure, or 9th
erwise. Tell me how many feet are contained
in . planks. u feet long, 6 inches wide and q
inch thick. Also, planks Il feet long, ,12
inches wide, and inch thick. Also, 2planks,
II feet long, inches wide, and ~ inches thick.
Also, inform your readers how to measure coal
such as Blacksmiths use. Is the Winchester
bushel usedy .-. ..r.f YOUNG MECHANIC.
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The Railroad 40 E,ilscvi,lc.

A letter from Pikeville to the editor. written
on the nth. says: "Thc precise vote on the tax
for the Railroad Extension is not known, as
the returns are in from but two of the districts
the 1st and Gth---which give 1871 for the tax
and II against it. 1t is believed the returns
from the rest of the county will show about the
same proportion in favor of the proposit!on.''
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AGENTS FOR THE POST.

The following named gentlemen will act as
agents for the PosT in remitting subscriptions
from theirrespeetiye localitiesa ,''t
JoirN Il. MCKINNEY, Riceville.
w, j. ABEL, Decatur. ,.,. ..,.,.t. ,...,
y Il. F. MARTIN, Calhoun. .is' +.
II. A. CRAWFORD, Washington, Thea co.
y. w. LArTIMER. Four Mile Branch.
, W. w. FIELDS. Benton. Polk County.
II. b. SHIRLEY, sulphur Springs, Rhea
county, Tennessee.
TuOS. SrEpuENS. Cartersville. Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16

MI A rare lot of Ladies Dress Goods at
."Head Quarters" to which the attention of
the fairer and better portion of the community
is invited, ...-r.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16

na5' The good-looking proprietor and his
clerks-at RoBEsoN's, north side ofthe Square
are constantly engaged in selling from the
stock of New Goods just received.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16

NE An excellent assortment of Ready Made
Clothing ut the store of HORTON & Co., south
side of the Square.