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SHERIFF's SALES.
Iullua RarharoH. ', 1lAonaa n. BoaIsg

&nlAus hnrharonx VI. Thomas II. BodIeW
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT on NEW or
a loans-No. zOA.-By virtue Of a writ Of heri
facias to me directed By the Honorable &c
Fourth District COURT Of New Orleans. In the nboga
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pubic auc-
ton, az the Merchants and Auctionsers' hxchanRe
streets in the Second District Of TINS city On
FRIDAY, the twenty fourth day Of April 1863 1t u
o'clock NJ. the following described property viz.
two CERTAIN LOTS OB GROUND adioiaine
each other together with al The uidings and Inn
proyements thereon and all the rights ways serVi-
tudes. privileges, and Rppurtenances thereunto be
longing or in any wise appertaining, situated in the
Neg taubourg Aarigny, Third y strict Of this city,
N Nhe square bounded by Bagatelle, GirOd, Urqu-
mart, and Union streets. Which said lots measure
eaen, IN American measure. thirty-One feet eleven
lhones Ano I'VE lines front Bsgatelle street, BY
one nunofed and twenty -ssven feet ten inches and
NE M, nes u Depth. between equal and parallel lines
when Sald lots uf ground compose together the
oIlKlnal TOT NO 20 OF square No %, and were &C
9oIseu t " olsKsnqant Thomas \, B7diey, BY par
chase from nilham Augustus Chambers, Of this
gity, by act before Edward Barnett. Notary Public
IN this city Of date February Is 1852
Seized in the above suit.
1erms-Ihis being the second and last auntson
the said property VIII be definitely adudiented N,
the highest and last bidder for what il viii bring ~
twelve months credit the purchaser futnish,pe bnSd
cont interest per ADnum from date ane spesisi
mortgage on the property sold until nal pRyfnenf
Said purchaser shall have 70 deduct and pay IN easi,
the amount OF printing, sheriff and clerks fees
say about $l9g and furthermore, the state parish
and munieioal taxes, the amount Of winch d not
yet ascertained. GEO. W. AVERY
ap7l Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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FOR FUKNRsHING THE CITY IN
situations with Reef

MAYoRALIY OF INV ORIFANs.)
City Hall, December 5, 1861 :
No. 7S5-New Series.
Be it resoved That the Controller be and lie
hereby authorized to advertise in the official OurI i
for fifteen days for sealed proposals for ruishing
the city institutions with beef during the year 1856
(Signed) j. AS GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen
(Signed) o. 5. SAUVINET
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 3, 1861, - -
tSigned) &. HEATH Mayor
CONTROLLERS OFF1cE, CITY OF NEW OELEASs
City Hall, 10Th Day of March, l6G8.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Controller will at mis- office, up noon Of
THURSDAY, the ninth day Of April, 1868, receive
sealed proposals for the above contract
mh2O l5t S. g. BROW Err. Deputy Controller
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PROPOSALS. FOE M.UMBER AND
BHINGLE8

= NINTH ~ DIAE nv n
BHINGLE8.
0FF1oE CHIRV QUARTERMAsTHR,
oH kifth Military Distrct, !
New OfisanB La, April 2, 1853 :
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- will be received at this ofhoe until II h. WE'D
NESDAY, the eighth day Of April. lt58 for the dc.
livery in this cts within thirty e days from date Of
acceptance Of proposal Of
60,000 CYPRESS SHINGLES. rs ircbes
Specifications Of lumber may be seen 1T this office.
Bids VII BE- opened at the time above named, and
bidders are 1nyited to b. present
The United states reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids
Proposals must be indorssd Proposals for L1m-
Der and Shinslss," and addressed 20 tho under
signed. OhAS IA TONPKINS,
BreVst Brig Gen and Chief onarteTmastsr,
ans et Fifth slilhaFy District.
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JNITED STATES DIsTRICT COURT

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In HHnkrupteY-NO. Ss,
IN THE MATTER OF LEOPOLD BEER
Bankrupt Cd
XKTHEREAS LEOPOLD BEER, OF THE OiaA
w d New Orleans, in the parish Of Vrleans 80 ~
district aforesaid duly declared bankrupt unset sse
act Of Congress OF March 2 1851 has ms ny meg y
eeYtihcato thereof from ell his oebH Ano esner
claims 9rngable under said act .,.. =. -.
Notes ID therefore given TO AZ oteulVoLs ~ nAss
proved their debts and 90 al other persons IN m
terest that the sixteenth day OF Apth, lsoe. ~ y
A. NJ, ID assigned for the hoaiins - w 1910, -
that they may then and there Attenn 400 e9W cause
if any they have why The prayer OF the SAG pettlon
Ger ~ oi 4 New orlsans March 49, lssa
X LOEW,
mhls 8 sps Denstg CLERK
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am thankful for the kind wishes Of my many
friends and therefore myself candidate
for Coroner for the First and Fourth Districts, and
hope il elected to faithfully discharge the duties OF
the Office with due regard to the benefit and salts
az al THOMAS BRADFORD. Nd
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VVlmIem Male md I.aurenee WIIlla.aa r..

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Schooner Alice, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana No. s9l4.3y yirtns
of writ of fieri facias TO me directed in the
above entitled suit will proceed to sell TO the hi0h
est bidder SATURDAY, the eleventh dAg OF
April, 1854 at twelve az O'Clock NJ. at entrance 10
OustOmhouse building, on Old levee street.
The schooner ALIUE, her TACKLE Apparel etc. as
she now lies in the New Basin.
Terms-Oash, at time of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States MarshAls Office, New Orleans
twenty seventh day Of March, 1853
7. ]. HkRR0N, q. T. MsEshAL
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLrANs,
City Hail. Sd Day Of April 1863.
No. 892-New Series.
Resolution authorizing the City Surveyor to buid
bridge across Claiborne canal Mt the foot Of Felicity
road, - -
(Sjgned) VIM. T. HEPP,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signedl JAS. GRAHAM
President Board OF Aldermen.
Signed L. HEATH, Mayor.
A true COPY;
DANIEL X. WHITAKER, Secretary. ap4 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.


LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DTsrRTUr COURT OF THE
UNITED st ATEs.
DISTRICT OF. LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF E. FRANK 4 BRO.
Kn Rahkruptcy-No. T10.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby eIvENoTICR
Of FR4sk BRoTBa New S 81 ssS psr
ism q Orleans and state Of Louisiana, adiudged
bankrupts on their own petition
DHAS. SOUTHWARK,
PETER MILLER,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF VIM FELLOwEs, JR
I'm Bankruptcy-NO. Is0.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tate q WILLiAM Eel oWss. JR., of'New Or
leans par sh Of Orleans aRd State Of Louisiana, ad
apps wat Assignee.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
,,s7,,,,,-, -, ,,,,.,,,,,
DlsIhlOI OF LoulslANA-
- -.-
IN THE MATTER OF FELLOWS It co.
In Bankruptey-EO. 100.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tice of mis- app intlnent as Assignee Of the es-
tate of FELLOWS & CO., of New Orleans parish
OF Orleans and state OF Louisiana, adiudEed bank
rupts on their Own petition. e. T. MORTON.
ava IAw3t Assignee.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
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lliTnREsp CoUrpNs. During the month Of
March e2s ana uas raid IA zsesnbackh nom
the city treasury fox interest coupons Of the
e0naolidklad aebt -ltl''.z
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b sTARLErON-

u sTARL.ETON--
HATTIE
and
Dealsr in Guns Pistola. AmmunitiOn, Militia
Good, and burr tshing Goods,
D7...........,.--. Canak 8N~aef ......,....... -
suI SKw oRLEAEs-
RELI.s OF ExCHANGR. PROMEs-
sory Notes Bills Of LAdinE. DEay RscaiDua. Banh
Ohscsa. md ~ klads Of OonlhefaAl Pnntng Rsasly
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lat one ~
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tnshoasm
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ORLEANS STREET RAiLRoAD.-This road
win be in running order by the middle Of
June. As soon as another cargo of lumber
arrives here the work of tracklaying will
be commenced on two sections; on Du.
maine from Dauphine and on Rasin from
Canal street. The contractors, Messrs,
Harrison a Rietry, will push the work for
ward with vigor and energy. The Orleans
railroad company have bought twelve cars
from the Carrollton railroad company, which
have been used only a short time, and they
win be made to look as good as new. They
viii be designated as ''Oanal Dumaine,
Fair Grounds, and Bayou cars, accommo-
dating among Others the rasidents IN. the
immediate vicinity Of Bayou 81. John.
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Sales Of the market stals VIII be re-
sumed by Msssrs. @. E. Girardey d Co. to-
morrow. Wednesday, the eight Instant, at
u o'clock NJ. at the Magazine market
under the supervision Of his honor Mayer
Heath.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tce of HIS appointment as Assignee of the es-
tate Of WILLIAM Eel, OWES. JR., Of New Or.
leans paris OF Orleans and State of Louisiana Ad-
judged bankrupt his petition.
h. b. NORTON,
apps w3t Assignee.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
i tice Of mis- app intrnent as Assignee Of the es-
tate of FELLOWS & CO.. Of New Orleans parish
OF Orleans and state OF Louisiana, adiudged bank
rupts on their own petition. e. j, MORTON,
asa IAW3t Assignee.
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Tribute TO Departed Worth.

At called meeting of Rhea Springs Lodge,
No. $40, F. and A. NJ, held November 9th,
1868, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty, in
the exercise of that Divine Providence, the
beginning and end of which is alone known
unto Him, to remove from his family, the
Church and our Fraternity, by death, to the
Grand Lodge above our highly esteemed and
worthy brother, THOMAS +. TORBETT, who de-
parted this life on Wednesday, the 4th of No.
vember, 1868, at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ, In the 39th
year of his agc.--A man of sterling worth
kind and aflectionate as husband, high.mnd.
ed and honorable as citizen; as Il friend and
a neighbor kind and, obligipg; as a Christian
firm in his attachment to his Church, yet lib.
eral in his sentiments to all Churches; and as
Mason true to the tenets of our Order and a
worthy officer of this Lodgc.-Thereforc,
Resolved, That our loss is his eternal gain
and that we bow with reverence before, and
kiss the Divine rod.
Resolved. That we deeply sympathise with
his much afflicted family and friends in theil
irreparablc loss. ''''
Resolved, That copy of these proceedings
be sent to his family and relatives. and that
the preamble and resolutions be published il
the Athens Post. ts..
BY order. r. b. SHIRLEY, Sec'y.
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Elus;1Ress Talk.

We learn through some of our exchanges
that the Merchants and Business men of Nor
folk, Virginia, are looking in this direction for
trade. 1t affords us pleasure to be able to in
form them how they may at once secure at
least aportion Of it: namely. to advertise lib
orally in these columns. This is by long odds
the richest and most productive portion OF
East Tennessee. The paper circulates liberal
ly in the counties of Monroe, McMinn, Mcigs,
Rhea, Bradley, Bledsoe, Polk and Hamilton.
These counties embrace the towns Of Madi.
sonyille, Sweetwater, Athens, Riceyillc, Cal
houn, Charleston, Cleveland, Benton, Chatta-
nooga, Pikeyille, Washington, Decatur, Sui.
phur Springs aud Mouse Creek-at all of which
are number Of enterprising Merchants and
Retail Dealers, most of whom are subscribers
and readers of this paper. An acquaintance OF
more than half q century with its editor and
proprietor justifles us in saying that he is @
clever, industrious, earnest man, who is al
ways ready to make business matters mutual
ly interesting, and that any contracts for ad
vcrtising entered into with this office will bt
faithfully carried out. Nashville and Louis
Willie no longer appear to care for the trade O.
this broad and ample region; and we repeat
NOW is tile time for Norfolk and other cities IN
that direction to enter the field and spread
their claims before wide-awake and appre
ciative people. . o.
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Profits of Farming.

IF the average profits are less than five per
cent. it does not follow that the same men
would do better by changing their business.
There is more unskilled labor on the farm than
in any other calling, and that kind of labor has
hard time in any business. If some men
make but two per cent. by farming, others
make eight on their capital and furnish thom-
selves and their sons with remunerative EN-
plOyment all the while, which is one of the
great advantages of farming. The remedy of
unsuccessful farming is not change of bust
ness, but change of policy. knowledge and
skill pay as well on the farm as in the work.
shop or cOunting-room.
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The Fairfield Nurserfes.

We have to return our thanks to Mr.. WM.
SIMPSON, of the Nurseries at Fairfield. Ohio,
for some young fruit trees, plants, vines, etc.
During the summer that gentleman sold con-
siderable number to the citizens of this place
and vicinity, proposing to deliver them on the
18th day of November At that time they were
here, at the Bridges House, in good condition
and ready as per contract.
Fruit-growing can be made profitable in thi.
section, and we are gratifed at Mr.. Simpsons
success in introducing new and superior va.
rietes among our people. We hope he will
visit us again next season, when we think We
can promise him still larger business.
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Livery and sale Stable.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
of A. VI. CROW & Son, Livery and Sale Stable,
Athens. Tennessee. They have lately pur-
chased the stock and stable of W. H. Howard,
and supplied themselves with excellent horses.
good vehicles, and everything necessary TO
make up y full establishment. Persons from
abroad getting OF the trains at Athens will,
hereafter. experience no difficulty in procur-
ing ready and safe conveyance to any point
they may desire. We commend the Firm as
worthy a large and liberal custom.
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I'm cendiaries at Work.

We learn that the barn of Philander Nc
Croskey, who lives on Fork Creek, in Monroe
county, was fired on last Saturday night, and
destroyed, together with its contents. The
barn was among the largest in the county, and
filled with the products of the farm. Our in
formant states that there's no doubt of its hav-
ing been the work of incendiarics, and that the
people are good deal excited at the unusual
number Of fires which have recently occurred
in that lircctnn.
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Norfolk, Virginia.

We had the pleasure Of call, a few days
ago, from Mr.. w. S. COOPER, who represents
the establishment of j. Fl. DoBsoN, Importer
and Dealer in Fine Wines, Brandies, Gins,
Runs, Whistles. Etc. Norfolk. Va. The
house is large and reliable, and we take occa-
sion to commend its representative, Mr.. Coop
cr, to our friends upon whom he may CALL
Also, that any orders which may be given him
will be promptly and satisfactorily filed.
Parties desiring Pnre AMI unadulterated
Liquors and Wines are referred to She Card in
nnothcr column.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

To the Next Of X In. Heirs AT Ia w.
Il Legntecs, iu the United states.
whose Ancestors Died in Eng
land:
MONEY AND PROPERTY TO THE VAL
wi ne of Millions, is due atd coming to
thousands Of true heirs, If they can establish
their relationship. Ina Parliamentary return,
to an order of the Accountant General of the
Court of Chancery. ordered by the House of
Commons, February %, 1855, the amount in
Court unclaimed Is stated to be iT,578.514,-
19s,1d ] have III my possession Il copy Of the
records of the names of these Ancestors. re-.
Gently received from England, numbering
about seventy thousand. l will investigate
and furnish the name Of any Ancestor upon
this record, upon the applicant RENTING me
Two Dollars.
Address GEO. W. BRIDGES,
Attorney at Law, Athens, Tennessee.
Nov. 10, 1S6S-lm-50
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yAtsnnan Market.

ATLANTA. November 10th. 1868.
Corn. new 80; ole 1.05@l.lO, dull. Wheat,
white 2.2j@2.35 red 2.10M2.20. Oats. 10@75.
Flour, superfinc A5O@4.75; extra 5.oO@5,25;
family 5.T5@6.OO. Meal l.05@l.10. Bacon.
shoulders lA1a: clear sides 10; hams 1920
Lard, in barrels Is; in tirkins 10. Butter, 81 u
G35. Eggs, 90. BeeswaX, 35@3S. Onions,
l.25Ml.75. Field Peas, red 30; white GOA 90.
"A Shectings. 15al5H. rs Shifting, 13al3l5
Cotton Yarns, 1.95a200. Green Apples, l.25a
l.50 h buShcl. Tennessee Irish Potatoes S0al 90.
Chestnuts 3.50a4.O0 n buShcl.
Respectfully, II. 7. COX & BRO,
Commission Merchants. FORSYTH st,
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G O III nj E r G ! A L.
Athens Market.

ATHENS. November 30.
Business has been moderately good since
our last. though there is good deal of COM
plant about scarcity of money. We quote
Corn at 80 cents. Peas 6j@Q10. Dried Peaches
800 for Il good article. Apples, Dried 1.5O;
Green 80. Potatoes, Irish 80; Sweet 80 cents.
Onions 100. Butter % cents in Demand
Eggs ID cents. Beef by the quarter 56g6 cents
per ID. Pork it is thought will open ut s
cents nett.
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Pork Packing at Louisville,

Pork packing has opened at Louisville pref
tv briskly. The paper of Saturday says:
The weather was too warm forkilling TODAY,
still Messrs. Hamilton Bros. killed 800 head,
and Messrs. Owsey d Co.. $50 head Mr.. Fred
l.eib has killed 1881 head; Mcssrs. Hamilton
Bros. 1.190 head. and Mcssrs. Owscy n Co.
4S0: making total killing to date 3,9ll head.
Leib has 1856 head in pens and will resume opc-
rations rs soon as the weather is favorable
Hogs are beginning to arrive freely, and prices
are shade weaker today, ranging from to
~ gross,
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nz1j' A letter from Hanging Dog, North Caro-
lima, says two horse thicves-white men-were
recently oyertaken near that place, with the
stolen property in their possession, and strung
up to u limb without much legal Formally.
GZI9@ The persmmon crop in the direction of
North Carolina is reported unusually heavy
and the fruit of superior quality. An indica-
ton Of fat 'possums and a hard winter. ..r..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-11-20

LOVE-REAGAN-At the residence of the
brides mother, on the 18th of November, 1868,
by the Rev. j. X. Struggled, Col. JAS. r.
LOVE, of Jackson county, n. c., to MissJULI
REAGAN, daughther of the late Gen. Reagan,
of McMinn county, Tennessee.
I'VE tender the happy pair our congratula-
tons and earnest wishes, together with our
thanks for their kind remembrance of I" the
printer ...
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HsrOscrIbim- tlsc Press.

The Nashville Press and Times of Monday
has an article complaining of prescription OF
the press by business men. as calculated to de-
stroy its independence and usefulness. etc. We
hope the writer before he entirely cxhausts the
subject, will give the public his views upon
the pauper press law passed by the present
ppiS luturo
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New Work General Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.-Flour, superiine 5.90a
5.95. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
nominal. Molasses dull and Unchanged
Wheat quiet, spring l.50al.55. Corn 1.l0a
1.l4h. Cotton firm, "a cents.
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IMPORTANT Notice.

All persons indebted TO this office for Adver.
rlsing, job Work, or subscriptions, arc re.
Sluested to pay up at once. We need all that
IL due the office, mean what we say, and hope
wcmay not have occasion to duplicate this no.
ticc. The present volume of the paper will
expire with the next issue. Such of our friends
rs desire to renew their subscriptions will
please advise us Immediately.
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CY,a,tnnoomn ySnrl.r,s.

If some reliable Business House at Chatta-
nooga will send us short statements of the
markets at that place, we will insert them
weekly. We make this tender at the instance
Of some of our subscribers in Roane, Meigs
and Rhea counties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-11-20

We understand that DIR. S. &. 1foGE, Of whom
favorable mention is made in some of our en-
changes. VIII give Lecture to-night-1Dth-
ut Cleage's Hall. Athens. on "Internal Psyche
logical Gymnastics, or the Art of Restoring and
Preserving the Equilibrium of the Vital Or
gans!' We bcspeak for hin, a full attendance
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DeIltiStl.y.

Attention is directed to the Card of A. s.
HALEY, in another column. Mr.. Haley has
the reputation of being an excellent Dentist,
and of giving satisfaction to all who favor him
with work. His office is in the Brick Building,
adjoining DIR. ALExANDER's Drug Store,
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16.-Flour, superiine 5.25
a5.50. Wheat, 1.6O@1.9O. Corn, new 50a55.
Bacon. shoulders 1917: clear sides 1871. New
Lard 1917. Hogs 7aI4c gross. SEKDs-Sap-
ling Clover S12.O0aS 1900; red S9.00@ 1925 per
bushel; Timothy s2.9O@s3.25; Red Top $l.65a
$500. .r...'. .. ,r,f..- .. r...... 800
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-11-20

We are requested to give notice that Rev.
Jos. H. MARTIN will preach in the Presbyte.
ran Church, (Cleage's Hall, Athens, on Sum
day, the Goth instant
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
~ Firm of -. Grubb ~ Co., are here
by notified to call and settle the same either
by Cash or Note, by DECEMBER COURT, or
they will find their accounts in the hands of
the collecting officer.
Nov. Is. lS6S-5t-50
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Cleveland.

There Is to be Fair and Tournament at
Cleveland, Bradley county, to-day-Friday.
G=s- Remittance from Chattanooga all right
Hope all our friends in the City will follow
your comniendable example.
a1' We are pleased to see our friend, D.
CLEAGE, Esq, who has been confined to hi,
room for six weeks past, able to be out again
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Large Turnip.

VIM. NJ. Scarborough, of Polk county, has
sent to our office turnp measuring "a inches
in circumference and weighing 81 pounds. We
are also indebted to the same gentleman for a
bottle OF excellent-syrup.