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Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

PURELY local news of interest would command premium now. The people seem to be passing the time as best they can-between awaiting farther develop ments on the part of old Cachees, and the appearance of The Coming Man. Tolook out over Santa Cruz valley, west of town, and listen to the blackbirds and mocking- birds in the cottonwOods singing praises to Jesus, Jose, Joaquin, and other farmer torial citizens whose given names we have this minute forgotten, but who have made the scene in question pastoral paradise one is inclined to the opinion that Arizona is not on the whole what the Scriptures might designate as gilded sepulcher. It is country of undeveloped great things,
 but at present full of dead mems bones."
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

A large and spacious B LLIAR D ROOM, elegantly furnished and fitted up, where the guests may entertain them selves after their own tastes 1tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

,,-z,e5HE WOULD RE SsERfT@ss| Es spectfully announce to Ga-I-S-I-- the community of Tucson and travelling public, that he has refitted his House in the latest style, and cannot be excelled east of San Francisco, or west of St. Louis for neatness, order, or accom- mOdationS.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

A post office has been established at Gila Bend, with Albert G. Decker, P. M.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
CONCRES S HALL!
CONGRESS HALL BLOCK, TUCSON.

co. BROWN, Proprietor.
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The BRADLEY County Fair.

The Bradley County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will hold its First An
nual Fair, on the Fair Grounds, near Cleve.
land, commencing the 3D. day of October next.
We learn through the Banner that "the Asso-
citation has been at considerable expense in
purchasing grounds and improving them with
fixtures suitable for first class Fair-the
grounds alone costing $4,000. Especially wor-
thy of notice is the one mile track, which for
length. width, smoothness and gradual and
graceful curvature, is scarcely equaled by
any in the State"
The Bradley Fair is the only one that will be
held in lower East Tennessee during the APP
preaching Fall and we hope the people of Nc
MINI, Monroe. Loudon. Meigs, Rhra. Bledsoe.
Sequntchie. Hamilton and Polk counties will
become interested and join in making it de-
ended success. If we are not mistaken. our
Bradley friends cordially invite other counties
to participate in the affair.
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II G Il VI l. l. e
Scientific and Classical Institute.

THE TRUSTEES HAVE THE PLEASURE
l. Of announcing that Prof. w. A. Il. Brown
has returned to this place. and will reopen
this Institution on the basis that gave 1t so
great celebrity in years past. The banner
that once did so much to elevate the standard
Of education in our country, is again thrown
to the breeze. and che patronage once so libe-
rally bestowed by an apprecintive public,
again confidently invited. There will be II
competent corps of Assistants in all the De-
partments. The grand aim of IN education,
the development of mind. in training the pu-
pill to habits of Independent thinking and rea-
soning, will be constantly held PROMINENT
Ours is TO be Il School for mental culture, and
not the mere stuffing of the memory with the
disconnected facts of science. The School will
open the 2!st of August.
Tuition per Term Of Five Months:
Isl Class. ......' t'..'... Slu w
81 Glass ................ ~ 30
gu Ildss ........ '''.'... IL w
ftH Sluss. ....'.. '''.'''.'' ~ wv
The work of erecting a magnificent new
building is commenced. and will be pushed
forward to completion by the opening Of the
next scholastic year.
JNo. L. MCKINNEY. Sec'y. Board Trustee.
Riceville, Tenn, July 90, ls7l-sw-l9O
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WV. w. ALExANDER, Nj. D.,

Ia sent. may be consulted ut office, ON the
corner Of Washington street and Church AL
ley, No. H-from A. NJ, until 5P. NJ.
At other times, in cases Of emergency, may
be summoned from residence on Washington
Street.-The. 66.
To secure prompt attention, application
through the mail for Surgical or Medical adj
vice-if the applicant Is unknown-should be
accompanied by a fee; when, If practicable,
medicine will be forwarded per mail or OK press.
Athens, Dec. "a, 1861 l0S
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Lynched.

Some days ago negro was arrested in Brad
ley county, charged with an assault upon
white girl IA years Of age. There is said to
have been some excitement ut the time, but
the negro told plausible story, and he was
handed over to await the process of the vio-
lated law. Subsequent developments, how.
ever, indicated that the wretch had not only
attempted to commit rape, but had actually
accomplished his purpose. He, also, stab
bed his victim IN the neck with knife, it is
supposed with the intention of killing her af-
ter communicating the outrage. Various ru-
mors have been in circulation. but these are
the facts substantially as furnished us by re-
sponsible gentleman of Cleveland.
About! O'Clock last Saturday morning band
OF mounted men, said to number 20, them
selves and horses disguised, entered Cleveland,
surrounded the Jail, seized the jailor, relieved
him of the keys, took the negro out, carried
him to the vicinity Of the old Fair Grounds,
where he was afterwards found hanging by the
neck, with his feet within few inches OF the
earth. And so ended the first lesson.
The negro was Is years Of age. We learn
that an inquest was held, and that the jailor
and his wife were examined, but nothing was
elected duplicating any one in the affair.
Since the above wasin type. we have seen II
letter from Cleveland, which states that il IL
the opinion ofsome persons that the negro was
not guilty OF rape, but Of an assault with in
tent 70 kill. r.J I'D
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East Tennessee Institute,
X NOX WILL

THE TRUSTEES ARE HAPPY TO AN
i nounce that this Institution. re-oryanized
in September last, under the present Board of
Instruction, has had the most gratifying sue
cess. More than one hundred pupils were in
attendance the last session. The Principal
has long been known in this region rs unsur-
passed in experience, enterprise and skill as
an educator, and his associate teachers are all
eminently capable. earnest and thorough.
The Trustees and Faculty intend to afford
young ladies in this Institute facilities for a
thorough. complete and harmonious develop
ment of their physical. intellectual. moral and
social nature; such IN education as is demand
ed by the rapidly increasing culture and re-
tinement of the South, and thus obviate the
necessity of sending our daughters to distant
and expensive schools ut the North.
The Fall Session of 1871 will commence on
wednesday,, September GtIi,
and continue twenty weeks.
For further particulars. address James H.
Cowan. President of the Board Of Trustees;
Hugh L. McClung, Secretary, or
NJ. G. BUTLER, Principal.
Aug. 10, lS1l-0t#-l93
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CIlancery Court at A thens, Tenn.

NIUI ItS DVy TIIUWT IIIV VI I. W UCIUTF Us, CTIuS.
A.. Proctor, X. II. Wells, ct ais.
Original Attachment and Injunction Bill
NOMPLAINANTS CHARGE IN THEIR
" Bill. which is sworn to, that defendant
Charles A. Proctor, Is nonresident of the
State ofTennessee: II is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks
in the Athens Post. Il newspaper published in
Athens. Tennessee. notifying the said Charles
A. Proctor, to appear ut the next term of the
Chancery Court. to be heldat Athens. Tennes-
see, on the 4th Monday of November neXt. ,and
make defence to complainants said Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and the cause
set for hearing eI pdrte MS to him.
j. NJ. HENDERSON. C. & NJ.
Briant & Richmond, Soils for Compft. a. -
Aug. p, IS7l-4t-prs fee S4.00-195
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The negro, David Cate, noticed in last weeks
paper us having been committed to the Jail at
this place. charged with an attempt to commit
n rape, was indicted and convicted of an as
sault and battery on white girl, and sentence
ed by the jury to pay II fine of five hundred
dollars. TO this the Court added six months
imprisonment in the county Jail.
In the case of the negro Noah billiard, convict
cd of an attempt to commit rape on white
woman and sentenced 10 two years in the PEN
itcntiary. an appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court.
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Died, in the vicinity Of Benton, Polk county,
on the 18th instant. Mrs. MARTHA p. SWEENEY,
wife of Moses sweeney, formerly of this place.
Deceased was native of Virginia, and had
reached II good old age. She was for many
years an exemplary member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
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Camp Meeting.

A regular od-fashioned Camp Meeting will
commence at the Cane Creek Grounds, in this
county, next Friday, the 25th instant The
clever and substantial people of the neighbour
hood extend cordial invitation to all dispos.
ed to attend.
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Monroe County.

The Sweetwater paper Of last week men,
tions the death of Mrs. RUSSELL, which oc-
CURED at the residence of her father, Geo. W.
Mayo, near Madisonvile, on the 18th instant.
Deceased was sister of Mrs. G. w. Morgan,
who died short time since.
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8 II a Il Il OF TIE y n Il = = Il, r.,
Chancery Court sat Athens.

T. Nixon Van Dyke, A. Blizzard, ct ais.
Erparte Petition.l
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
in this cause that T. Nixon Van Dyke. A.
BLIZZARD. II. w. McElwee, T. A. CIeage. NJ A.
Helm WIN. NJ. Sehorn, J. W. Lillard. j. A.
McKet,lin. d. Cleage. VIM. NJ. Bradford, w.
Gettys, T. Richmond. A. Fl. Keith. j. NJ. Hen
derson, Lon. Blizzard, NJ. l.. Phillips. A. G.
Robson. j. S, Matthews. VIM. G. Horton, w.
w. Alexander and John F. Slower. citizens of
McMinn county. State of Tenne see; and Ed
ward Denmead. John B. Gordon. b. w. Tro-
bell. J. r. Alexander, Walter Fl. Weems and
Turner S. Foster, citizens of the State of Geor-
gia, pray that letters Of incorporation should
issue to them for the purpose of building and
constructing Rail Road through the State of
Tennessee, beginning ut the State line of Geor-
gia, near, or at Lucktown. Polk county. in
said State of Tennessee, and running along
through the counties OF Polk. McMinn. Rhen,
Roane, Morgan and Scott, or any of said coun-
ties, in said State of Tennessee. to the State
line of Kentucky, in the direction of Stanford
in said State of Kentucky: 1t Is therefore or
dered by the Master that publicatioD be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Athens Post,
Il weekly newspaper published at athens. Ten
nesree, notifying all persons to enter their APP
pearance before or within the first three days
Of our next Chancery Court to be held at the
Courthouse in Athens. Tennessee. on the 4th
Monday of November, 1871, and show cause,
If any there be, why letters of incorporation
should not issue from said Court TO said Petit
TONERS. j. NJ. HENDERSON, G. 81 NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke & Van Dyke. Soils.
Aug. 10, 1S71-4t-prs fee SS,0O-l93
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FRESH arrival! Sweet Oil, Gator Oil, Benz
zine, Paragoric, Laudanum and othsr drugs
to The value Of several hundred dollars just
Teceiyed at Covleigh's. 80" -
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Wanted.

A reliable agent in McMinn county to sell
the improved Howe Sewing Machine. A wag-
on furnished to responsible man. or any on
security. Address j. r. THURMAN,
Gen'l Agent, Knoxville, Tenn.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!
Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn
SALE OF LANDS.

y
SALE OF LANDS.
Bird Newman ct ais. Us. James f. Newman.
ct ais.
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECRETAL OR
l. der of the Chancery Court. made in the
Athens. Tennessee, / will sell to the highest
bidder. at public cutlery. at the Courthouse
door, in Athens. Tennessee. on
MONDAY. ID DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871,
The Newman Lands, tO-wit:
The south half of the northeast quarter of
section five. Also, the easthalf of the north
west quarter of section eight. Also. the south
east quarter OF section five. Also, twenty
acres, described MS follows. to-wit: BEGINNING
at the northeast corner of the southwest
quarter of section five: thence running west
90 poles thence south 100 poles; thence east
20 poles; thence north 100 poles to the begin
ming. All the above parcels lying in township
3D., range 1st, west of meridian. Also, the
northwest quarter of section seven. township
third, first range, west ofmcridian. Also. the
west half of the Southwest quarter Of section
thirty-three. township I'd, first range. west of
meridian. Also, the north least quarter of sec
ton thirteen, l>t township. range ID, west of
meridian. A u the above mentioned lands are
in the Hiwnssee District. McMinn county, Ten
nessee. Said lands will he divided into four
or five farms or parcels. and sold separately.
should the aggregate price offered exceed the
amount they will bring If sold altogether.
Ierms:-The sale will be made on twelve
and twenty four months credit, except fifteen
per cent. of the purchase price, which must be
paid cash in hand on day Of sale. Notes. hear
ing interest from date with good security. will
he required. and u lien retained on the proper
ty until they are paid
j. NJ. HENDERSON. G. q NJ.
Aug. "a. 1871 prs fee $S,O0-195
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Dried Fruit WanIed.

NJ McKeldin, Dement, b Co. will pay the high
est market price for all the good, mcrchantabe
Dyisd Peaches and Apples that may be offered.
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GIbsOn's Drug Store.

Attention 10 invited to the advertisement of
John e. Gibson. in another place. His stocks
are full and assortments complete and general.
as any one can ascertain by calling.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

GuFFRoY's Cod Liver Dragees are the best
In the world. They consist of Cod Liver Oil
in sugar coated pills, and even children like
them. ..
Pitchell's Castoria delights the children. and
is the best way to administer Castor OIL
Sweet rs honey, it does not nauseate the
stomach. but pleases the palate at the same
time that 1t acts on the system. Remember
that Castoria is sweet Castor Oil. For sale nj
Coblcivh's
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

SPLENDID assortment of Flavoring Extracts,
Essences. ETC., just received from New York
by T.. A. Cobleigh.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

THE revival meeting at the Coored Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, Athens. closed
Monday evening. Fourteen professed eligion,
and seven joined the Church.
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Circuit Court.

The August Term closed Saturday evening
after "a abOrious weeks work. Before adjourn
inc" Judge HOyl had the citizens invited into
the Court House and told them information
had reached him, through II conservator of the
public peace, of an intention. or threats, to in
tertcre with the administration of the law in
the case Of the negro (now in Jail convicted of
an assault upon white girl. His Honor hop
ed there was no such intention; the negro had
been sentenced to the full penalty for the crime
of which he had been convicted, and every
good citizen was interested in maintaining the
supremacy Of the law and seeing that its exc
cution is not interfercd with. We respect the
motive which prompted the Judges remarks
and caution. but think the information con-
veyed to him was not altogether well-ground-
ed; we don't think there has been any serious
intention to lynch either of the negroes confin-
ed in the Athens Jail. They were both tried
byjuiies composed of some of the best men of
the county. and were indicted. convicted and
sentenced in accordance with the testimony be-
fore the Court. We have heard of no threats
directly or indirectly on the subject; ut the
same time. we don't think it would be whole
some for any one. white or black, to attempt a
similar offense in this part ofthe country.
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ASTONISHING.
Fnrs,t ARRIVAL

T AIDES MISSES AND SENTLEMEN'S
IL Spring and summer Hats.
Athens, June IL TT GIBSON.
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Notice.

To the Stockholders of the Eas. Tennessee
Virginia and Georgia r. r. GOETHE regular
Annual Convention of the Stockholders of thi.
Company, will be held in the city of Knox
vile, at the Office of the Company, on wednes
day. the 9th of September, 1871, at 2 o'clock
P. M. Stockholders desiring to attend will bt
carried free over this Road to and from til,
Convention. JAMES G. MITCHELL,
Knoxville. July %. 1S11.l Sec and Treas
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Miss Bridges Sch'o o |.

Miss Bridges Soho oil.
ATHEN TEN MES EE.
THE NEXT SESSION WlLLCOMMENC
l. on Monday. 4th of September 1871. Miss
B. teaches all the English Branches. Pupils
desiring it will have instruction in Music ut
the usual rates.
Pr e Of II u n:
Preparatory Class. ....................S $1,000
Advanced .......... ............. 10 SO
Contingent Fee Observation-Disclosures. | 90
Latin and French win be taught ',ben desired
No deduction made for loss time. ercept in
cases Of prOtracted sickness
GOOD boarding can be had in the family Of
the teacher, where the pupils will receive all
the attention and care necessary to their COM
fort and well conduct.
Athens. July q, lS7l-tf-l9l
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per pound for Tub Washed and Picked Wool,
delivered at their Carding Machines or Store,
in exchange for New Albany Jeans or FIannels,
or any other Goods, at the lowest cash prices.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
Convicted of Assault and battery

DEPAU's Extracts for Cooking are the best
in use. For sale at Cobleigh's Drug Store.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24
OAK GROVE ACAEpENY.

OAK GROVE 4GAEpENY.
r1NTE EXERCISES OF THE ABOVE IN.
Il stituton will open
MONDAY, 3lsT OF JULY, 1871.
Students can, ut this Institution. at compare
lively no expense, prepare themselves to enter
the Senior Glasses of the best Colleges, where
they can acquit themselves with rs much hon
or H. those that havo spent sl5O0 or $4,000 In
the acquisition of an education.
Tuition Perform of Five Months:
ist Ciass' ''...... .,.,.......S 20
~ Si"sS ~ w
~ NiNss IL W
4tn CLASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 w
No deduction will he made for loss time eX-
cept in case Of protrarted sickness. Board
and washing can be obtained in good families
at Two Dollars per week. Students wishing
to board themselves can have cabins free of
charge. For further information address Dr.
E. COLLINS, Secretary of the Board, or
Prof. j. II. SHANKLIN,
Pin Hook Landing, Mcigs Co., Tenn jy2O-tf.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

Dried Apples md Peaches.
d. NJ. McReynolds, at Mouse Creek, wishes
to buy 1000 bushels Of Dried Applies and 1000
bushels of Dried Peaches. 81
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Wagons! Wagons! Wagons!
Persons going west can get bargains by buy.
ing their wagons from Jno. II. Reynolds, Cleve-
land. Tennessee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

Baptist Preaching.
There will be Baptist Meeting at the Court
House. Athens, on next Sabbath, the 9th.
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Wagons! Wagons! Wagons!

Jno. H. Reynolds, Cleveland. Tennessee.
uses the best seasoned timber IN his wagons,
and warrants them in every instance.
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FARMERS, REV. EsIBER

THAT robson & co.'s SLAUGHTER
i Sales are continued. Dress Goods, Linens,
several lots Of Boots. Shoes and Hats. and in
short, all Summer Goods are being sold at first
cost. -. July 81, Il.
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F 0 R

all good Beef Hides that may be offered in the
dry or green state at their Tannery. and are
prepared to Pay Cash ON Delivery,
or will exchange Boots. Shoes or Leather, at
their cash value for the same.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1871-08-24

House and Lot for. Sale.
A good. comfortable House and Lot. situat.
ed in pleasant part of Athens, for sale on
fair terms. Enquire at the office Of the POST
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iClguns bes ulten 8eicbditS pber Der neHer
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