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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
ITO TAX PAYERS Of the First or
Southern District

City taxsbes will please take notice that the bills
are III II ade out. and the subscriber can he found
at the City Hall every day trnI to IL o'clock q.
the irst of August will! receive de iuc,i, e Yer
cent NJ. SIILLEl,
jyl6.f Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Political.

NOMINATION BRAN
- IN VINE htNDRED.-The Democrats OF
Brandywine Hundred will meet at their resprr'i ye
voting rltc.- in said Hundred. on ArtikbAf.
the ei-i Of august. for the purpose OF nominating
Insp'"t"rs. no assessor and one Road Commis
s,otcr Also. to elect five delegates to the County
CorNrhtinn.
Poil- optn At clock and close ut O'Clock
auEiA By order, L. l.. TALLE(.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

laR POSITION OF Ex-GovFRNoR CuErIy.=-
lhs PhlladelphIa I'ress referring to the position
sf Goveraor Curtin, who has returned from En-
rope, says:
"hls friends may feel certain that |. eng an ar
aent and devoted republican, he will stand by the
republican party in all national issies, and thcre-
lore ov Its national candidates, Grant and Wilson
ana that shaving no sympathy with the shameless.
corrupt Cameron ring in this State nor toler,t,on
,ot my such infamous rascalities as they have
seen lulity OF dnlng h,s absence, he Will coutri-
'''t IN no manner to their peIpetuation
Governor Curtin has been detained at Bruok-
i!u snce his arrival by illnoss.
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the PEOPLES co.umn

| 'hhf bRtES LETTERS dLAptl RECEIVER Iox,.
CONCENTRATIONS Will N"l tf lul<rtp WI
AHh IN NowisR REsroNstEIu lnR Tui. ylr,,ys
OF FcoRREsroNDFErs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express. Matter to al ttroM all points
on the line Of their road and " est q. ester.
No. W est Third street or tU their Depot, Front
and Madison, orders ieft with McMulen l. Seal.
Z. SrULZ.
api-H tSenl SUIT W. 4 R. K K Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
Grants Beef-Eatevs In South Caro-
lima.

IN that now d. 'ightful. conquered State of
SoI;h Carolina, /. 'serned by satraps and car
pei higgers, there are three districts. each Of
"Lich has An Internal revenue taOishment.
Ia lr FIRST District of that state there was
.,Ii,rt.d during 1871 the following amount on
tht four articles now remaining on which a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

IoR CoHnREss.--ilon. r. b. Carmichael, OF
queen Ann county, was nominated for Congress
gu Wedness s,y, IA the Tnirh MARYLAND District
oongression Il Convention. Sevepty-two b,liots
were cast. Judge Carmichael is one OF the mo t
talented and POPULAR men on the Eastern Shore
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
$lO,Os7.74

The appropriation for the present fiscal
year to collect the above was &l4,5O0. Or, in
'ih"r words, a whole people are taxed with
S4,il2 26, in addition to the $40, ,0S7.7i squeezed
out of the FIRST District of South Carolina, to
feed carpet t-baggers and clectioneerng buIlies.
If civil.seryice George William were not
more incompetent for the task he Ostentati-
oasly arrogates to himself than the most IN
competent favOritein an appraisers depart
mrni, hc should have known during the last
winter when in Washington, while engaged
/ ~ the ppnderouS task Of connecting a civil
/ service rule, that this district is rotten Dor.
ouCh; that it could be merged into the second
! District of South Carolina. Not knowing 1t,
"' not not having the practical sense to search
for it, he proves vain pedant, ornamental
pcrhap, but totally useless. If he did know it
and failed to expose it or demonstrate against
It with the Secretary of the Treasury who
h'ts the power to reform this swinde without
the consent of Congress, he simply proves
himself an alder and abcttor of civil-service
sWindlr and not reform.
Here Is another district in this carpet bag
state, which does not prove quite as bad as the
FIRST District >windle, but would neverthe-
less call for reform in any other country but
one ruled 10y CTSarism. In the Third District
OF South Carolina there was collected in 1871
FROM SPirltS w, ,b99l
ioHi top''c'o.'..,......... 4,l0d ~
. From frrmentcd liquors. rs............... 1882
From banks 4,059
$3O ,2OJ i!
4 'rh.rn ot,I tk.,
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CLENTWORTH.S
ROACH AND RAT
T. KITE R N 1 NATO Il.
One application will clear
any house.
- cents box. Cut this
| |

out. Have 40 other.
GLENTW0RTH'S ELECTRIC lNSECr pow
DER
Why he eaten M with Bel Bugs Small Roaehes
Fieas. Ants and Moths, when enc bottle Of Client
WORTH Powder will clean tho house. Price IS
cents.
For sale bv BeIvGHURST & 60. sit,h and
NSrnet streets. and j. TAYLOR. Br,ndywine
Banh- auu3j-2w
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DRoPosALs.

rhe undersigned will receive Proposals until
THURSDAY. September sth. 1877. ut d O'Clock. . M
for trading nj 0-a,eiing the Side and Cross Az
enucs ot River, lew tetn. terry. Also for Grad:ng,
Macademisipg and 0ravel,ns tn. Main Az ,enue.
The stone to be placed in the bed OF tho avenue to
the DE- ph Of ono foot and covered with six inches
OF gravel. The materiale to be used TO he Of .uch
rhst acter ~ to- he sttisf,ctnry t" th. Commites
on Grounds. and the wntx 4 To- done \ manner
TO meet its approval. The conitrct wri 81 te N
his bids the price ret square ya for he side nnc
crosh avenues. and alsO the main avenue. The
rotnh itee reserve the right to reject any or all
bds,
For further information apply TO
X. CAKSWELL,
Chairman Commit'e~ e~ On Grounds,
aug2S-tsep5 Third Street and the Railroad.
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INJECTION.

IL OpPIcH oT rHH WILMINGTON Coal Gas Cow
PANY. No. ;bEi Shipley Street.
August 81, 1872.
An Election for Nine Directors or the " Wilmington
Cutl t'as Company w,ll be held Mt the Office on
MONDAY. the "a day "f Sertenber next be. cen
the hours OF I and o'clock. J. u.
auy-7 st I. .J.LAWSON. Scc'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30

There was appropriated for the present
fiscal year t. collect the above *l7 800 Or
out "t the Third District OF South Carolina
squeeze the Treasury receives $l2, 7O5.19. and
t'rant's Beef-eatcrs and electOneering
DULLES Sl7, 900 World
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1ottfes.

CT M ReWard..!.o-t on Tuesday tho
sC l. sNINI21 18th inst, 10 Wilmington. an Ac-
;"ut Buck. bcinnsing to ihe sub,criber. tI.tO re-
ward wil be paid for its delivery Mt the Cit. Hntci
or at this otice, WIN, MESSlMER
1l.ct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
NO COUNTY TAN PAYERS.

VTNO COUNTY TAN PAYEKS.
L The undersigned. Tax Collectors. will sit At
the City Hall on Wedne davs and SATURDAYS du-
ring this month. and may be tuund at their offices
every evening. A. GIVEN.
No 5si Sh,riey street.
GE5. Z. WARD,
Jue5 tserl No.4 East 81 xth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-30
EDUCATION.

EoucA7'o"'
Wishing ~ educate boy and sirl in such stu.
die. ouly a. ars required ,n cvnry day life have
empl oyea teacher AID VIII receive ei 1h, or teu
pupils aged from 10 to |, tor ter or four months
from .eptember ~. J. \. BROWN.
aus11 1-3t-ttks
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
Rhea County Tax Sales.

JOEL I. PYOTT, FORMER COLLECTOR
q of the public taxes for the county of Rhca.
and State of Tennessee. reported to Court the
following tracts Of land a. having been given
i'm for taxes for the year 1869; that the taxes
thereon remain due and unpaid and that the
respective owners or claimants thereof have
no goods or cllattles within this county or
State on which he can distrain for said taxes,
to-wt:
Ray Pleasand, a parcel of land in the Sd
district of Rhea county, on the road leading
from Washington to Sulphur Springs, atjoin-
ing the lands of Thomas Mcpherson, John
Mcpherson and others. being three shares of
what Is known as tine jolly farm, said shares
formerly belonging to John FOust and wife,
+. Wal ker and wife. and Zac Lewis and wife,
containing ~ acres, value for 1869 $500; state
tax 2.l0; county tax S71!; clerks fee 80; prs
fee 30 collectors fee LOO; total 6,9I12.
Ragsdales heirs, 100 acres in Sth district,
on the North side of the old Kiuka Turnpike,
on Waldin's Ridge, being entree No. 3, entered
July 18th, 1874. value $1,000; state tax 24c;
county tax Zoe; clerks fee l,50; pIs fee l,50;
collectors fee 90; total ABA.
Whereupon, it is considered by the Court
that judgment be and the same is hereby en-
tered against the aforesaid tracts of land
in the name of the State and county for
the sums annexed to each. being the amount
of taxes cost, and charges for the ySar 1860,
and it is ordered by the Court that said sever
al tracts of land or as much thereof as shall
be of value sufficient of each Of them to salts
fy the taxes. costs and charges annexed to
them seyerally. be sold as the law directs.
FRANKLIN LOCKE. Clerk.
BY X. w. Colvillc, Dep'y Clerk.
In obedience to the above order. will sell
at the Courthouse door, in Washington, on
the LIST Monday in January, 1873, said tracts
of land as the law directs.
JOEL I. PYOTT,
1872 1902. Former Collector.
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:. HIlp-s1aiaIleG.''

Twelve months ago we enlarged the POST
to-day, we en-small 1t, and send it forth curtail-
ell somewhat of its fair proportions. At least
one half our patrons ought to understand the
reason for the last step without any eXolana-
ton from us. TO the other, or paying half, we
have only to say, that it is necessary to reduce
thc running expenses of the paper. or to sus-
pend its publication altogether. We have chosen
the former, with a hope that we may be able to
null it through year or two longer.
Every country newspapers subjected to more
or less imposition or dead-hcadisn, incident to
no other branch of business. We have had a
full share of that sort of patronage for the last
four or five years, and are determined to get
along with less of it in future. With the COM
mencement of the ensuing year, the names OF
all who have not renewed their subscriptions
will be erased eJmi our books. This will, no
d lbt, largely diminish the list, but it will save
Il 3paper, ink, some labor and good deal of
n vance. We shall be more than glad to have
ain III patrons renew their subscriptions, but
if the paper should fail to reach them after the
time indicated they will be at no loss to deter
mine the cause.
After the 1st day of January, 1878, all unset
tied accounts due the office in this county will
be placed in the hands of Sheriff Gouldy's depu-
ties for collection.
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As Circuit Court will be in session ut this
place ncXtweck, we would be glad to learn from
the presiding Judge, or from some other compc-
tent source, whether in eases where the Sheriff
is ordered to advertise and sell lands, and no
bid is made if the party at whose instance and
for whose benefit the execution is issued and
lee and other costs. We haven't Il very exalted
opinion of man who will level Oh his neigh
boris land for dcbt-and Il still poorer opinion
of him when he refuses to come up and even
bid the costs upon it. We don't know why the
officers of the law and the printer should be OBJ
ligc,l to work for such parties without fee ORE
ward. Win His Honor please cnlighten the
bcnigltrd minds Of litgaus on this subject?
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AtInuta y1ll.ket.

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. 30. 1872.
Corn. new white S0aS5. Wheat, white l.0Oa
200; red l.,Oal.SO. Rye S0a90. Oats 5Oa55.-
Flour. fancy 4.5Oa4.I5: family 3.15a4.OO; extra
325a3.50; supcrtine 2.75a3.OO. Bulk shout
ders, G%a61a; hams, 10all; clear sides, SaSR.-
Meal, SUaS5. Hay, .3Oal.50. Lard, in bbls
9alO; in cans, lOa00. Butter. 2ja3O. Eggs.
30l35. Onions, per barrel 3.5Oa4.O0. Feathers
G0aG5. Irish Potatoes 80. Dry Hides 19a2O.
Dressed Chickens, l0al2; Dressed Turkeys,
ljnlT.
Corn. fair demand. stocks light; Wheat in
request; Oats sell regular; Flour saleablc, 4
and 4 sacks in most request; Hay dull; Bulk
Meats in fair demand; Butter. Eggs and Dress
ed Poultry in demand il fresh and sound; APP
pies, Potatoes and Onions in request, if large
size: little or no demand for small Potatoes or
Apples.
Respectfully, ii. Y. cox ~ CO..
Commission Merchants, Forsyth st.
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The Titusvillc Press says: "By private ad-
vices from st. Louis we Learn that II prodiga
son thought he would quit eating husk and
er'smansion in that city; but instead OF having
veal for dinner, and making the young mans
brother take back seat, the old man waited
until he could get tight grip on the young
man, and then gave him such II 'bouncing"
he won't "prodgal" again ior six weeks
This energetic parent says he rcjoccs more
over one boy that runs away and stays than
the whole family who sponge their living Off
him at homo.
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ut SOUTH CORNER
SDeciIl Notice.

IF he who causes "two blades of grass to
grow where only one grew before might be
called public benefactor, how much more
should he be hailed bcnetactor of the human
race who brings back the bloom of health to
the "human face divine and rcncws our lease
of life, when, to all outward seeming, even
hope has fled. Truly, the conscientious ply
stefan has Il noble calling, and great is his re-
ward in the gratitude of all generous hearts
who have been relieved by his minstrations.
DR.. Thos. A. Hurlcy's Sarsaparilla and Potash,
Worm Candy, Bittcrs, and Ague Tonic. now
brings him in rich argosys of wealth, and will
bring HIM posthumous fame.
NAV L. 1872, lm-22i
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We are glad to be able to note 4 pretty fair
trade and business since cur last issue. The
merchants all seem to be busy, and the trpnsac-
tons in produce are good deal above the cor
responding season last year. We notice an IN
usual number of wagons in from the direction
of North Carolina, and the depot agent, Mr..
Fisher, appears to have his hands full in keep
ing that prccariouS structure from being over
crowded with lrcghts.
Some of the farmers are killing and baconing
their hogs Others have sold ut 4 to ~ cents
gross. Pork is dull ut Jl5H for cash. Wheat is
quoted in our regular report at 1860 for white.
and $50 for red. Flour, best article, 400 per
100 lbs. Butter, supply full. Eggs scarce and
in large demand.
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DRIED FRUIT wanted at MCkELDIN Il Cos


Seems to be the prevailing idea with Mcssrs.
McKedin Il Co.-to whose advertisement we
have heretofore acknowledging from the
low prices at which they are disposing of their
elegant new Goods. Their store is in the
same building formerly occupied by their
father, Mr.. A. McKeldin. Their stock of Goods
Is larger and more varied than is usually
brought to this market, but they have deter
mined to please their customers, and are still
receiving more new Goods to which they in
yte special attention.
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Local ps,.ieSlets.

Christmas comes but once year. Boys, re-
member your vow
Charlie Gibson No. . has removed his Family
Grocery to the old Crawford Corner. where he
will keep larger stock than ever.
Prof. Sheffield, Il Tcrp.ichorean artist Of large
renown, is giving lessons in the "poctry Of mo-
ton" at Cleages Hall.
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That indciutigabc Good Tcmplar, Brother
amount of good, was with US on Monday, and
left Monday night for Swcctwatcr. From the
latter place it was his intention to 90 to Madi-
sonvillc. 1t is Il grand and no bic work--to re-
claim the fallen and lift up the unfortunate
whom strong drink has cast down. We COM
mend Brother Cofer to the kind regard of our
friends wherever he may travel.
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A broken rail ditched two of the passenger
coaches of the down train Thursday morning,
between Philadelphia and Sweetwater. Capt.
Smith Riggs was Oh board, and says he thought
us the coaches were Hopping that the Radical
party was about to sustain an irreparable loss.
But. luckily. no one was hurt.
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Pine Grove Lodge, 4. d. G. Il.

The following is list of the officers of Pine
Grove Lodge, No. 203, installed on Saturday
night the 3Oth ult., to serve for the ensuing
quarter:
will Ware Shugarts. w C r; Miss Hy-
den, w VT: Il II Williams. w II S; J Cox.
w FS: 10 Wilson, w Y; Ii A Henry, w G.;
John Jaquiss, w NJ; John Wilcox. W | G;
vii, Jaquiss, w o q; Miss Mamie Lambert,
w A S; Mrs Sarah Cox, w ID Nj Miss Lou
Lambert, r II S; Miss Kate IIyden, l. ii S;
p S Hall. z w G II.
Lodge meets every other Saturday night.
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A very desirable dwelling House. and Lot.
located in pleasant part of the town Of
Athens, adjoining the property of DR.. NJ.
II. May, on Jackson Street, and now occu.
pied by Rev. j. Albert IIyden. To one
wishing to purchase q comfortable home, Il
rare opportunity is here offered. Price 81 800
one third cash, balance in six and twelve
months. Apply to W. b. McKeldn.
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LOCAL NOTICE s.
Isrnnsly Wanted.

will pay 81 per gallon in barter for all the
good Apple and Peach Brandy delivered ut my
store In Mouse Creek--0r ut u little lcss figure,
will pay cash. have full stock of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, Quccnsware, Boots
and Shoes, all kinds family Groceries, Con.
dictionaries, &C., rs low AZ can be bought
VIII, in fact, take all country produce ut fair
prices III. G. HURST.
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Vick's Floral Guide for 1873.

The Guide is now published Quarterly. %
cents pays for the year, four numbers, which is
not half the cost. Those who afterwards send
money to the amount of One Dollar or more
for Seeds may also order twenty-five Cents
worth eXtra-the price paid for the Guide.
The January Number is beautiful. givingp lans
for making Rural Homes, Designs for Dining
Table Decorations, Window Gardens. &c., and
containing Il mass Of information invaluable to
the lovers OF flowers. One Hundred md Fifty
pages. on fine tinted paper, some Five Hundred
Engravnes and u superb Colored Plate and
Chrome Cover. The First Edition of Two Hum
bred Thousand, just printed in English and Ger
man, and ready to send out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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e. q VA vi H. e q a H..
Athens Market.

ATHENS. Dee. 5.
Wheat advanced, 80 to $50. good Article.
Flour 40 per sack for best family. Bacon We
~ scarce at 90 cents hog round. Lard
new dull at Zoe. Corn dull go. Meal GO. But
ter if good, 20 cents--infcrior no sale. Eggs
Is. New Hay. 70. Oats 30a00. little demand
Dried Blackbcrries in demand ut cents
Ginseng wanted at 80 cents per Id. Apples.
dried 3; Peaches. halvcs4 ;quartcrs3. Inferior
no sale. New Corn, iOa5O Field Peas, S0aS5.
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important Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
i l. stock of Goods belonging to l.. =. Gibson.
and added them to my former stock, ! now
have the most general and miscellaneous store
in this place. and will sell lower than ever
for cash or barter-but will stop the credit
business. will sue all who owe me before
the first day of september next. unles" they
come forward and pay me before that time
| mean all, not excepting my best personal
friends. Il. r. GIBSON.
Athens. Tenn, Aug. .. 1S7c-tf-.i4
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SAM MILL SIlzl,,.I

L fully call she attention of the public to
his Saw Mill Wheel. 1t possesses all the nee
cssary qualities of Il first class Wheel, and
being cheap durable and elective. ! would
invite parties to call and examine it before
buying elsewhere. }. IL. SMITH.
Athens, Nov. 90, 1S,2-tf26l
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POPULAR illustrated book (2G0 plges) on
MANHOOD! WOMANHooD! MARRIAGE! I'm.
pcdiments to Marriage; the cause and cure.
Sent securely sealed. post paid for 30 cents,
by DIR. C. WHITTIER, 6l7 s.. Charles Street,
st. Louis, No., the great specialist. Read his
works
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06

MOUSE CREEK, Dee. 3, 1872.
Good white Corn, 4jc cash, soc in store; good
white Wheat, Local .G5: good red l.5Oal "a;
Field Peas -: Dressed Turkeys. per lb llal2;
Dressed Chickens. 9al0; Butter, good nice 2Oa
22L: Eggs, in demand l2llaI5; Hogs. gross,
per lib cents; nett cents. We want to buy
200 good hogs. for which we will pay cash.
Respectfully, FORREST ~ WILSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06

From and after September 10th, 1872, VIII
be compelled to adopt the Cash system for all
work in my line. trust that my long cxpe-
riencc in the business, and my accommodating
disposition in the past, and good work and
moderate prices in the future, will merit for
me the continued patronage of the generous
public. GEO. w. WOOD,
Boot and Shoe Maker, 10 White St., Up Stairs.
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FIRST Round Quarterly Meetings

ATHENS DIsTRICT-M. f. c. SOUTH.
Philadelphia Ct. Philadelphia. Nov. 30 Dec. l.
Sweetwater ct, Sweetwater Dee. IS.
jacksonville ct. Walnut Grove, Dec. Alb.
Athens Ct. Wcseyana, Dee. 2l-22.
Decatur Ct, Decatur. Dee. 2S--29.
Riccv.lc ct. Walnut Grove, Jan. 10.
Athens Station, January LIP.
Tennessee River Mis-. Tenn. Chapel, Jan. $50
TellicO Mission. Cane Creek, Jan. 25-26.
The District Stewards Meeting will be held
at Sweetwater December It'll. The Stewards
will please attend. g. LONG.
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CHRISTMAS ut SOUEM CORNER
TO Those Indebted.

All persons indebted to Chas. +. Keith IRE
hereby notified to come forward and make
settlement ut once. He will take In payment
good merchantablc produce or even green
backs. Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly. Nov. -.
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Circuit Court.

Tho December Term commences next Mon
day the 9th. such of our friends as may hap.
pen to be present are respectfully requested
to "call by and fix up that little account."--
There Is no joke about tive have either got
to have money or foOt-race with the Sheriff.
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Poultry.

T. F. Gibson, of this place, is shipping large
amounts of poultry to the Southern markets.
On Tuesday he shipped three hundred pounds.
His transactions in that department will
average one thousand pounds per week.
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Mouse Creek.

We learn that several hundred head of hogs
have been slaughtered and salted ut Mouse
Creek, miles east Of Athens. Other parties
arc abroad trying to buy, but don't deem it safe
to pay more than cents gross.
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." Third Civil District.

Squire Sam. II. Howell having resigned, an
election for Justice Of the Peace has been order
ed In tho Sd civil district to supply the vacancy,
We learn that James Gregory, M excellent
man, is candidate Tor the Office The election
will occur on Saturday the 18th instant
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Notice.

Come one and all to the New Store and buy
your Goods. We sell cheap for Cash or Coun-
try Produce. FARMER co.,
Old Boyd Stand, west side of the Square
Athens, Nov. 10, 1872.
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NOTICE.

HAVtNG ADMITTED A PARTNER IN
i my business, the name Of the Firm will
be Williams Il Co.. to whom would recom-
mend all my old friends and customers for
good bargains. jim WILLIAMS.
CantrClls y Roads, Oct. %, 1872.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-12-06
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VVlpent! SVlleIt.

Now is the time to sell your Wheat. I will
pay the advanced price. Cash ready-cal be-
fore selling, on T.F. GIBSON.