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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
General RuIea.

Rale An articles on exhibition must remain
throus hout the fair, and no premium will be paid
ON any article animal taken away before the
close Of the same. without written permit by the
President. and said permit must be placed on Gle
by the Recording Secretary.
RHle 2.-All entries to be made by IL o'clock
OF the second day.
RHle o. Articles entered for premiums in the
pavilion, including machinery. i5 per cent. entr,
fee. and the same rate for sheep and hogs at the
pens. All 9th entries Of stock 20 per cent.
except for speed. embraced in Glass III. which
shall be IS per cent.
Rale An animsls competing for premiums,
aud all premium animals. must be paTaded on the
track at such times a. the Secretary. through the
Marshal. shall designate. Premima animals With
appropriate badges.
Raie ANY person having animals or stock
entered for premiums. entered for speed. shall
have the right 10 object 20 any judge up"n the
same wherein that eompctitoF Is interested, and
the Superintendent. shall ill the vacancy for that
case.
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Raie mo person shall act as judge In any
race on which he may have bet, or In which he
may be interested.
Rule 2.-The person en- .cring for race Tor his
proxy will draw for posit on or the track, under
the supervision of the judges.
Rale 3.-Iu all trials Of speed, only three starts
will be allowed, and any person who shall fail on
the third trial shall he ruled of by the judges,
but may have the privilege of going against the
time Of the race.
RHle An tFotting and pacing races. all AMI
mails TO carry $50 pounds in addition TO the
veh Gle.
Rale 5.-The premium will be withheld from
one or both Of the parties in any race, II in the
opinion Of the judges IL s not fair contest, as no
joekeying or foul riding or driving will be allow
cd.
Rale 6.-No competitor in any race will be
allowed any advantage by the break Of his ami
NAL. The judges are required TO be particular on
this point.
Rnle Amy animal or animals entered in n
race may go against the time Of the Eace, pTovid-
ed the intention so 10 do Is stated TO the judges
before any Of the animals start. Amy animal
boiling or hying the track may have the same
privilege.
Rste s.--Any animal that Is not IN readiness
at tho precise time appointed, shall forfeit ell
claims TO the coniest.
Rale 9.-The usual time between heats viii be
allowed. The weight for running will be-threc
year oids. rs pounds four years old, SIS pounds
hve years old. 95 pounds six years old. los
pounds seven years old, Ill pounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
No. 3.-SWEEpsrAKEs.

No. 3.-SwEEPsTAKEs.
Best brood mare and colt years
old and upwards s............... $50 90 90
Best gelding 4 years old and uPd 90 90
No. 4.
Best span Of match carriage horses, or mares,
trotters, owned by one person.. so 90 90
Best single horse or mare to buggy...5 90 so
~The above 70 be tested.
No. 5.
Best span of horses for all work......I0 90 90
Best span of draft horses mares
years old aud upward ...............l0 90 90
@The above 70 be tested and owned By one
person. 20 per cent entrance in the above de-
partment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
BREEDS

RuLE.-Exhibitors competing for premiums for
the best mileh COW Of any blood shall furnish the
Superintendent certified statement OF the amount.
by weight. of milk produced by the COW entered
by them. during ten days of the season preceding
the exhibition, with n statement Of the age of the
calf at the time the milk is weighed, and kind and
Rofe g.,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
No. 2.-GRADED.

I'm the department Of thoroughbred animals,
whether cattle horses, will be permitted to
compete bat such As have satisfactory pedigreeE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

Glass XIII.-Mechanical Department.
Exhibited by the maker.
]. BAIRD, Superintendent. r. Galloway. J. ".
FrOnk, Il. A. Mccartney, Committee.
OREGON MANUFACTURE.
Best tour-horse agon,................. 8 90 4 90
tWO-horse wagon 49,. ..s............ 8 90 90
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
CLASS WILL GRAIN AND VEGETABLES.
No. l

To be grown by the person competing.
Superintendent, L. X. Geary. Commit,ec-R. d.
WilIoughby, J. d. LafOllett, II. Davidson.
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est running year old and up, two mile heats.
2 in 8, purse SIS. Three to enter. Entrance
SIS, to be added to the purse.
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r "A Q TITO
COMPANY,
OF San FranelGtO, California.
.
CASH OAP1TAx............ 900, 900 90
SURPLUS ,Jan'y !, '67..." 23e,o64 90
CASH ASSETS in GOLD, 81, ,23e, ,os4 81
All Losses Paid Immediately In United
States Gold Coin.
FIRE,
OCEAN,
MARINE,
INLAND
INSURANCE..
All Losses Paid Immediately In United
States Gold Coin.

TIME PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
having arranged with Messrs. BIGELoW &
BROTHER for the transfer Of all the business Of
the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented
by them, is now prepared 10 offer to all parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terms and prompt payment Of losses, In United
States gold coin.
Mr.. II. II. DTGELow will he the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED +!

TIME SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY THE
j highest cash price for whpat and oats deliv-
cred at their Warehouse. in Albany. Also wheat
and oats
Stored and Shipped at the Lowest Rates
Goods of all kinds received and shipped from
the Wharf MARKHAM SON.
vSno2yl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

PREMIUM LIST
--oF rHE-
LINN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
-ro sE AWARDED At
THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR,
To Be held at tRe Fair GrOaads, one mile South
efAibaay.O on Tsesdoy, Wedaesdqs, TAurs-
dog and Friday, September 2sth, 3stA,
seh and October lst, 1859.
CLASS I-cATTLE
Superintendent, n. G. Wyatt Committee.
Cogswell, ". n. Smith, Mr. Wyatt.
No. 1.-SHoRT Horns.
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PAID IN FULL.

G. HI. CLARK, president,
JAY COOK, Chairman Finance
and Executive Committee;
r. w. PEETs Secretary aud Ac.
Guary.
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aS-Competitors for the above premiums must
furnish certificates OF themselves showing the
method Of cultivation, and that of two disinteres
ted persons as 20 the actual product.
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No. 5.-Nrw OxroaDsnInr.

No. 5.-Nrw OxroaDsnIRK.
Same premiums as No. /.
No. 6.-CoTswoLD.
Same premiums as No. /.
No. 7.-GRApED SHEEP.
Same premiums as No. /.
No. s.-FAT SHEEP.
Best wcthor............. ............... 5 90 SO
t buck for wool and mutton, Of
any breed......... ......"......... % %
Entrance in this class Is per cent.
Ruis l.-Those exhibiting sheep for premiums
offered for wool and mutton, shall exhibit the
shorn fleece with the sheep, together with state
ment of the time Of its growth.
Rule 2.-The committee shall take into conEid-
alton the quality well the weight Of the d. zee,
and quality and age as well as weight Of the car
eass.
CLASS vIII.-swINE
Superintendent, S. Froman. Committee-Th
Cross, n. Price, II. Swank.
No. 1.-EssEx.
Best boar years old and upward, 90 !? 90
smiths and not Tyr. old 90 90
Best SOW years old aud upward, 90 90
m'ths aud not yr. old 90 l 90
Best litter of pigs, not less than 9.
under months old........ ........ 90 90
No. 2.-BERKsHIRE.
Same premiums as No. /.
No. 3.-CHEsTER WHITES.
Same premiums as No. !.
No. 4.-CRoss BREEDS.
Same premiums rs No. l.
No. 5.-GRADED
Same premium as No, l.
No. 6.-SwEEPsTAKEs
Best fat hog year old and up.".... 90 90
Best boar year old and up....... 90 90
Entrance Is per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26
No. Far CATTLE.

Competitors in this department required TO
file with the Corresponding Secretary n statement
of the age of the animal. time. manner, kind,
quality and cost of feeding. and all the expenses
connected with the fattening.1
Fat OK. 5 years old and upward 90 90
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448AAA4S4ASeA
Season ticket for persons 81 SO
Day ticket for persons IS
Women and children free. except toys over
fourteen years Of age.
Season ticket for double carriage 81 so
single 90
riding horse 90
Day ticket for the above Al half price.
P. S.-PeTsoBs wishing day tickets will pnT-
chase day ticket for 81 SO, and return II 10 the
gate keeper by six o'clock Of the same day. and
receive 7Sets. the amount due in change. as no
day tickets will be provided.
General Remarks.
Hay and oats will be provided on tho grounds
At reasonable rates.
Good opportunities for camping. with plenty Of
wood and water.
The people Of Linn county, and especially the
ladies' requested 10 furnish pictures and other
ornaments for the pavilion. They will be we'll
cared for,
general Invitation is extended 10 the citizens
Of other counties ia Oregon 10 participate in and
compete for premiums At the approaching Fair.
The committees viii be arranged and announced
on the first day Of the Fair.
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CLASS H.--HoRsEs.

Superintendent, Jason Wheeler. Committee-J
Thomas, Mr.. Witham, S. Mansfield.
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CLASS V.--MULEs and JACKS.

CLASS W.--sHEEP
superintendent, Jesse Parrish Committee-John
Mimic, II. Bundy, W. Churchill.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03
DaorosALs roa MATTRESSES.
NAVY DKPARTMEsr,
BUREAU or PRovIstoNs AND CLorHINe,y

!
BUREAU or PRovIstoNs AND CLoTnINe{
Sealed proposals endorsed "ProposAa Mattresses WIN
be received st s Bureau until two O'Clock NJ 18TH
day OF November 1869, for the suppy OF 5000 Matesses
sN Of the be delivered al the New York Navy Yard
od the Navy Yard, and 1000 at the Boston
Seven hundred Of lie mattresses delivered at the New
York Navy Yard must have EACH ami The balance
be delivered the Philadelpha and Boston Navy Yards
must have each
Each mattress must weigh pounds intending ticking.
which II inches In length and thIrlgonS
Tho must sny inches
inches In width Iho hair ticking,
covers be equal 10 the samples s the navy
yards Mt New York, Fhladepha and Boston aud this
Bureau
,jne thousand mattresses must bo delivered the NAVY
Yard New York; FIVE hundred at the Navy Yard PhAde
pha aud eve hundred Boston Navy XArd within shv
sys the balance within Ninety days ro the se Of the
Bon1s, with approved seeuriy. VIZ required IN ono
Der cont In addition viii be wthhsl? = &&ho amount of
each payment collateral security fol
OF which reservation will pasd until ths
contract 10 fully complied with.
Every offer accompanied By a,wrtsn guarantee
signed responsible porsona that OF
bidders will u hts tnoir bid be accepted, into
obligation within i've Gays, with oood and sucen suretss,
propssi viii be consdsrsd unIsss accompanied BY such
guarantee, and the Department Ne right reject
proposal unless the responsbl Of the guannors Il
certified TO by the Assessor Of Internal uevenuo
cf In which they esde, and the license required by
act OF Congress furnished with The proposa as well - 10
reject any proposal not soneesd gov
ernmeni. B. 7. DUNN, Chief Of bureau,
The New York herald., 1869-11-03
PROPOSALS.


f,ROTON AQUEDuCr DEPARTMENT.-JTO IRON P1PE
~ manufacturers Scaled proposals will be received at this
occ (tounia, City Hall Park, until II o'clock a. n.
Thur.day November H. 1872 for furnishins and laying
with Wards patent socket JOINTS from Manhattan Island 10
Wards Island.
Ensinserin.Chiel Of thls department. Al his oaIsc
koSSsS 7. SSiHRskSsa!n,E cro,on Aqu.aae, Board
GEORGE s. GREENE. y
uw ynu Oct
The New York herald., 1869-11-03
RY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUcrIONEER.
ID Elegant Cabinet Makers Stock

:. OF Furniture at auction.
m. DOUGHTY will sell this day, "Wednesday, Nov. 3, at
lo O'clock At lS Fulton and ~ Ann street the entire stock
OF Furniture, embracing rosewood and wAt PaFo Suits
richly carved and upholstered rosewood and wanu Chamber
sus complete; walnut and mahorany Wardobcs, Library
Bookcases Centre Side and Fancy Tables Turkish Lounges
and ChAn Mattresses Paasscs Hall Stands, Mrrors
attention,
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

,ru,. Hoo,nssekeepers wanting good Fnrniture
handsome Household Furniture the residence 18
Iwenysixh street between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
his "wednesday morning. November at 1913 o'clock pre-
and VIII be sold 70 the highest bidder without reserve.
Aaenitcsn.,. .l rosewood @ "a octave Pianoforte
covered r:. and gold and and gold French
~ 81 refPs fsss:: atm Vases. 'rs
,,.....-.-, "o'a Go rose; rosewood htAseres.
and Mantel Mirrors, Lace Cp- M, poookoass -.
reaus. Wasnstar, vo,.rse walnut Bedseads. Bu-
sss.ss sUrns ssss,. ses hss so,s. Css
vs peu oungcs covered with reps and rcloth
sna sSyf n,a and Thrssspy Ex'su.Oa
are Ocot 1c N B~ksliabls men in attendance 10 cart
and pack goods for purchasers charges Sale
positive, rain or shine.
A UCTION-LAR0E SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY.
"A lis WEST TWENTy;sEyENTn W,EHdys Ib a,i STREET.
will sell this wednesday, morning. commencing at l0,9
o'clock $b0C0 WORTH and 400 lots, by catalogue
Handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
at private residence i3 West Twent ysevelh street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Drawing Room, consisting Of
magnificent solid rosewood and rich walnut Drawing Room
Suits In French san brocatel and silk reps; superb
wood pianoorte Bookcase Writing Desk elegant Centre
Figures, Clock, Vases Ornaments velvet Brussels and
threepy Carpels and black walnut Chamber
Dining oom Suits Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs Beds
bedding, curled hair Mattresses &C. walnut Eedseads,
Bureaus Wardrobes Sofas Rockers Tables Chairs French
China Glass and Silver Ware, and all the Kitchen utensis
Sale positive This the largest and richest sale Of the
B.Partics from adjoining cities wisnng to attend this
sale can take Fifth avenue stages A. Fulton ferry or sixth
and cara a. Asor stopping
mences positive ut 10x, In Kitchen
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

vUANTED-IN BROOKLYN OR WILLIAMSBURG. A
w three story brick House; high soop; all mprovecnts
price not 10 elcesd es.0 Addrcsa J. C Herald
Vnste.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

w worthy who has been bockkeeper for the last
veara stuaon assistant bookkeepor and
clerk coloctor undoubed references givcn Ad-
Gresa W for three days, Herald Odce.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

(yLINTON HALL BOOK SALE ROOMS AND ART GAL.
~ leries-LEAvITT, STREBEIGH 4 CO., Auctoneers,
wednesday and Thursday evenings, November and aS
ocock Sale Of ne private Library, comprising very
works. in fine bindings Catalogues ready Books
exhibition.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

The erca. auction house Of JOHNSTON VAN TAssEL
WIN sell this day October ., ~ O'Clock, a. ther
Saesroom, 81 street, by order OF the consiSnor
superb collection Works Of Art from he Royal factory
Copenhagen. .-,r-..-
&C. The purity OF eoors and the elegant and raccI ehe
somefbnA 10 astound the lover OF art produc"nS
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

J. BLEECKER, AuCTIoNEER
500 sIvH SHsR#$ESsE $SEE S$EE tE$a Z s
\. VIII J. sEHSaSEE, HSSS TO sSS SHSflD \ Co.,
AT THE s%ERsShhszps4af shsGGxEssaoMM hGx M h#M YORK,
TO SETTLE a PARTNERSHIP INTEREST
Hudson avenue, 50 Lots.
Albany avenue, 50 Lots.
ss % s S on % %
Maps at n Cedar street.
A J. BLEEcKER, soM sst 4 60 AucTIoNEERs.
Splendid Building "a sas Eoss I. Eioomseid sasseS
e
G sa to
% nuss Is S ssw o sn ys
minutes from Newark. Title unquesIonabe Maps al n
has.sso5 ea.ss
500 Lots by catalogue. =.
' many SS rs aSS si, sss!, %GsE. q Art, ' '''
ON THIS DAY 4 t%sIsEsD%Y) fSi!S Assi12n Novembers
~ w. At the sesantSrown stone 9s,s mansion
as sass M ;S sixth
g @ ss
Secretary Bookcase Encognens marauetere bos de-
Cabinets Tables Jardnieres Music Cabinets Medallion Car
pets brocate Lace Curtans Shades Pier Mante Mirrors
magnificent rosewood Pisnofor Stool, Cover Canterbury
Paintng. by eminent aTtst., Esmereda Holy Family.
bronze Clock, EnMavngs Chambera- Rosewood, walnut
Bureaus Bedsteads, Wardrobes Commodes suite, style
Louis XIV HAIR Spring Mattresses Bankes
Sheets China, Toi,et Sets plninsRoom patent En
giant sets Crystal Glassware Silver Tureens Urn, Basket
Spoons, savers Dinner, Tea servicei Sheffield Cutlery
would call the particular attention Of his friends and the
public to this sae The catalogue comprises the largest
richest assortment OF household furniture offered auction
this season The house furnished six months in complete
order Descriptive catalogues at the house. Every facility
for packing and removing the goods Parties wishing at
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

QY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTTONEER,
Post Office.
ELE0ANT TERRA GOTTA BISCUIT WARE, &c,
FROM THE ROYAL PORCELAIN MANUFACIoRf'
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

NORNER PROF ERrY FOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST
~ prominent Hudson street, 1c0 feet
each street. with separate rear entrance In the immsdsto
large number Of other corner properties, OF them
very desirable Investments Apply to JAMES PRICE, 2OO
Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03
I)Y VIRTUE OF A cHArrEL MORTGAGE. REARING

ID date the 2sd day Of March, 1859 made by Augustus
Loeb and Charles Loeb Frederick a. AMI NJ Van viei,
will sell At public suction al the northeast OF Thirty
third street and Eleventh Ia tho city % New York.
Wednesday the 90 day Of November at Ie O'Clock al
noon the Rectfyng House corner q Thythd street and
Eleventh avenue Tn Of New York, and Fixtures
therein consisting OF corrugated Iron Building Alcohol Stills,
Boilers Steam Pumps, Tubs wnter Pipes, steam fipcs,
Measures Hose Worm, Benches Ladders, Once Furniture,
Stable ac. Terms OF sale 70 be had on ihs premises
JOSEPH Mott IRE Auctionecr.s !.
p. IL MopoNonaH Attorney for Mnrtaauce.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

MN. Writers, AUCTlONEER SELLS THIS DAY, At
w 2ocock at 45a Canal street. three Parlor Suits, French
Plate Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace and Damasx Curaina
Centre Dining and Tea Tables Etagsres black walnut ma
bogany and enanciled Chamber Suits; Beds Bedding,
Lounges Easy Rocking and other Chairs Bookcase, Ward
robse China Glass; Silver Ware, Stoves 80 ~ fine second
q black walnut ueds,eacs damaged; also seoks slse
City also asnees sale of 30 black walnut Hat Racks,
one Carpet, 70 yards; also Cutlery, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-11-03

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
" Second hand Furniture
Carpets, Mirrors, Desks &c.
This day. at IL O'clock at les Liberty street, Broad
way Parlor and Chamber Furniture In variety bookcases
Bullets Hail Stands Easy Chairs Tables, Paintings Gas
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods Desks, &C. also at time 70
pay charges and storage, lot OF Furniture
dries which have been stored at 6 Broadway Catalogues a
sale.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15
A Good House.

The Card of Messrs. Chapman. Rucker e.
Co., Wholesale Grocers and Commission Mer-
chants, Atlanta, Ga, appears among the new
advertisements in our columns to-day. With
this Firm is our well-known friend, Lieut.. jim.
LAUpERDALE, formerly of East Tennessee.
The House is weli-established, is doing large
Wholesale Grocery Trade, has ample means al
ways in hand, and offers rare and peculiar ad-
vantages to parties desiring to make consign-
ments of produce. This OF our own knowl-
edge, having had n personal acquaintance with
the members of the Firm for several years, as
well as with Mr.. Lauderdale, who ID now rep
resenting it In this direction, and whom we
take pleasure in commencing to the confidence
of our friends here and elsewhere.
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Sale OfIauds.

We again desire to call attention to the Land
Sale, advertised by the Clerk and Master to oc-
cur on the 23d day Of January, instant. The
lands are most favorably situated, Of easy ac-
cess to the Railroad, and within mile and a
half of the thrifty and prosperous village Of
Riceville, where there Is one of the best and
most fiourishing educational institutions In the
State. There is = good Brick Dwelling House
on the premises, and stables and all necessary
o,it-houses. In a word, we know of but few
more desirable places In McMinn county, noted
a. it is for the rich and productive capacity Of
its lands generally. Parties wishing to secure
q good farm, in peaceable and excellent
neighborhood, will miss a rare opportunity il
not present at the time dvertised-Saturday
the 23d instant-when the sale will positively
take Dlacp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, january 18th ,n1SG9.
Corn, S5@90. Wheat, white 2.10@220; red
2.056l2.10. Rye 1875 nominal. Oats, S2@s5.
Flour, supertne 4.75; extra 5.O0@5.25; family
5.75@6.00. Bulk shoulders 12H; clear sides
l6@161a; hams 16a17. Lard, in barrels II; in
irkihs IS. Beef gross AZ. Butter, 30.l Eggs,
25@271z. BeeswaX, 35036. Onions, l.25@1.75.
Tennessee Irish Potatoes, 5OQD1.25. Field Peas,
red 95; white 100. Green Apples 1.00@ 3D.
Dried Apples per b. 45. Dried Peaches, peel
ed l6a17; unpeeled 8%a7. Virginia Salt, p
sack $50. Dry Hides 1921. A Sheetings,
14K@15. rs Shifting, 13al36. Cotton Yarns,
per bunch 1.S5@1.95. 800. ~ -i5,
Respectfully, II. I. cox & BRO,
Commission Merchants, Forsyth st.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

CRowEL, the genial " man about town" fthe
Knoxville Pres and Herald, dropped In 'pon
a little visit Monday evening. We were pleas
ed to learn that, notwithstanding the recent
exciting municipal contest, the Capital Of East
Tennessee Continues to grow and flourish and
spread in anticipation Of the good time com.
ing-and that the defeated candidate for the
mayoralty still attends Church with marked
regularity. atVsilitN "} Ne-
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c o M M E R CHA L.
Athens Market,

ATHENS, January IA.
Trade for the past six days has been light,
owing partly to the bad weather, and misera-
BILE condition of the roads leading to the town.
The weather, however, is now clear and de-
lightful, and we look fora rapid Improvement.
We make w our quotations for this week as
follows; t,
Bacon, 1914 hog round. Corn 90 cents
not much moving. Dried Peaches $50. APP.
pies, 1.5O. Wheat, LIS. Peas %. Butter %,
Eggs 10 cents. Nt}t3 y 8 j ESf11
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15
"a ChanRe,

MAI. H. Crumliss, Of Roane county, has been
appointed Revenue Collector for this Sub-Dis-
trict, vice Capt. VIM. Mcwhinney, who has
occupied the position for some time past. We
part with the lastlnamed gentleman with re-
greet, as he has been attentive IN the dlscharss
Of his duties, and pleasant In department TO-
ward oil with whom business brought hin ~
contact. st }f Gt F3 -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15
Decatur Academy.

Attention Is directed to the ifotice for this
lnstitutioh, In another column. 1t will be
seen that n Teacher is wanted one who is
capable OF teaching all the branches usually
taught in High Schools. The situation will
prove mass slesirah,e taany one properly quail.
fed, both ss regards location and salary.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15
MuniciDal.

The new Board of Aldermen met and organ
lied on last Friday night. NJ. L. Phillips was
reelected Mayor; NJ. A. Helms, Treasurer and
Recorder; aud Geo. W. Standifer, Marshal.
James Turner was elected City Assessor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-01-15

Circuit Court will meet at Benton next Mon.
day, the 18th. AS 1t will be impossible for us
TO be present on that occasion, we hope the
agent for the PosT at Benton will see that its
Interests and the interests Of the people of
FOLK county are not longer neglected.