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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-10-30

Carl. HExRr K DAVENPORT, L. S N.-A dis
patch received at the Navy Department from Min
lister washburne at Paris, dated August oh, au-
nounees the death OF this gallant officer IS occur
ing at Carlsbad, in Bohemia on the Sth of August.
Captain Davenport was in command OF the United
States steamer Congress, on the European station,
and the announcement OF his being taken with Sc
we're illness was reported from Southampton some
months since. Il was thought advisable 10 remove
the patient to Carlsbad, where course of the wa
tiers, it was hoped, would effect recovery. Cap
tain Daveuport's system, however, could not rally,
and be sank gradually until the end came. Daven-
port was born at Savannah, Ga, in 1880, and enter
ed the naval service as midshipman on the 18th Of
February, 1SSS, making 3 total OF over thrty-four
years service of his country At the breaking out
OF the war he ranked as lieutenant and was then
serving on board the steam-sloop Susquehsnua In
like so many OF his fellow officers Of southern birth,
Davenport remained true TO his allegiance, and ex-
hfhited throughout the war the highest qualities as
a naval officer. Daring portion of the conflict be
commanded q squadron OF gunboats on the Missi-
ssipi with the rank Of Commander, and was placed
in command of the Lancaster second rate) before
the close OF the war In 1866 he was appointed
navigator and equipment officer al the Washington
Navy Yard, and afterwards on ordnance and speci-
fc duty al the Navy Department, where be remain
ed until ordered on active service in command of
the Congress second rate) in ISL In 1865 he was
promoted 10 the grade OF Captain. The Congress,
under his command, first accompanied Captain
Halls Polar expedition to Greenland, where the lit
tie Polaris finally equipped for its perious voy-
age. The Congress then returned to New York and
became the flagship Of Vice Admiral Rowan in the
squadron which welcomed the Arehduke Alexis to
America in November last. Captain Davenport's
last feat at sea was conveying the Cuban ilbuster
Hornet from Port-au-Prince to the United States,
when he sailed for Europe 10 join the squadron IN
der the command OF Rear Admiral Alden. In the
death OF Captain Davenport the naval service loses
an able and distinguished officer In Washington
circles and elsewhere his demise will be regretted by
large circle OF friends as that of genial and re-
fined gentlemen. he was married TO Washington
lady, Miss Graham His eldest son, r. G. Daven-
port, is IN ensign in the navy y Herald
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I'm Y5cvnOrinn,.

Major JOHN VI. BRIDGMAN departed this
life on the 18th inst. at his home in Pikeyille-
as will be seen by reference to letter pub
lished elsewhere. Another good man gone. to
whose memory we claim the privilege of drop
ping the tribute Of a tear. Between the wri-
ter-the Junior Editor-and Maj. Bridgman
there existed such feelings Of friendship AZ
others who do not fully realize will never ap-
preciate. Thrown into his society in our
early bOyhoOd, it was then we learned to love
and respect him. Though but little with him
in the past few years the ardOr of his feelings
toward us never diminished. sis testified by
the warm and earnest letters written under
his hand. The man was such an ere as
we seldom meet. Generous by nature, kind
hearted and true. he rose to the stature Of "A
full man and won the esteem u all with whom
he came in contact. Tohave his goodwill We
to know that you had u devoted friend. BY
an honest walk before his fellow-mrn he held
the confidence of the people of his county at
the time Of hi death rs Circuit Court Clerk.
Well and faithfully he served them in life. in
his death they feel an irreparable loss. In in
scribng line to his memory let us hope that
the earth may rest lightly DER his grave. the
waters Of time wash away his faults. and his
good deeds and generous impulses be ever ours
to remember with satisfaction and pride. Peace
to the ashes Of our friend!
Deceased was born November Goth. 1927. be.
tng at time Of his death in his 45th year.
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k'l.Orsi S3lca.SOc.
PIKEvILLE. Tenn, March

PIKEvILLE. TENN, March Is. lS,2.
EDITOR POsr:-A few words from old Sc
quatchic. We witnessed the death and but
rial Of our fellow -townSman and Circuit Court
Clerk john NJ. BRIDGMAN. who died Of gene
raj debility and was buried with Masonic Hon
ors by Bledsoe Lodge, No. 30. We have no
Lodge in Pikcvillc, nor have not had since the
war, but are making an effort now which |
think we will be crowned with success. The
Peoples College is at u stand still for the pres
cnt but will move on to completion the ensu-
ing summer. II is a splendid wall, and If fin
ishcd according to contract will be an Orna-
ment to our town and county. Ourfarmcrs are
and have been driving some as tine cattle South
this spring as were ever drove from this Val
ley. We depend chilly upon the proceeds of
cattle and hogs in our Valley. Wheat bids
fair for good crop. We hayea surplu, of old
corn at 80 cents per bu,hel. Stock hogs in
demand, suitable to feed this fall. our Lodge
of Good TcmparS numbers one hundred and
thirteen, and bids fair for two hundred by
the middle of the summer. W. A. Ii.
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'l.le E.OMerY Gang.

We notice that there are large rewards Of
fcred for the capture Of Henry Berry Lowery
and his gang Of outlaws in North Carolina.
Now, for the amounts reported to be ready for
the persons who may capture them, we can
name party in Athens who will gather them
in from the swamps. only an assurance that
the money will be pail when the capture is
effected is necessary to secure the services Of
aparty, though in every way honest and reIia-
BILE, who possesses cunning of nature that
even Lowery himself cannot claim. The cap
ture will be undertaken and. we believe
promptly effected, if the State of North Caro-
lima will pay the S,j,OOO reward advertised.
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An Oversight.

1t is not often we make mistake or fail to
give comprehensive statements. But in u no.
tice last week we mentioned the fact that Maj
Revenue, had about wound up large and
confused amount Of business left him by his
predecessors IN office. This reference was sus-
ceptible of construction that would do injus-
tice to our fellow townsman, W. S. MEG III
ghey. who was for time Deputy Collector.
We intended no reference to his accounts, a.
they were, we are glad to state. entirely square
with tho Department office. our mention was
of the accounts Of those whom he succeeded;
and we make the explanation in justice to Mr.
McGaughey.
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Wcnre authorized to state that the scycra
Democratic candidates for Tay Collector o
McMinn county entered into an arrangement
last Monday to submit their respective case,
toa County Conyrntion--to be held ut Athrn'
ON the first Monday Of April ensuing. They
therefore request the people to meet in Their
civil districts on the last saturday Of March
and appoint two delegates for each district Il
represent them in said County Convention.
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Dress Mailing and Millinery.

Mrs. ". WOOD takes pleasure in ANNOUNCE
ing to the ladies of Athens and vicinity that
she still continues Drcs, Making and MILNE
~ at her old stand, two door, North Of Me-
Gaughcy's Corner. She ha, associated with
her Miss Julia Wood, (bcst Of references il
necessary and is receiving from New York
patterns of the latest styles, among the num-
her is the popular dolly Warden Walking
Suits" Patterns sent by mail on receipt ct
Bust measure and - cents. New Millinery
rxucctcu next week.
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Memphis zseglsder.

This is the title Of u new paper just started
at Memphis 1t is "hoard-mcaslrc" in size,
we'll gotten up rs to selections, is full of vim
and candOr. Democratic not pdSsire,
in politics. and in point of Typographical
trust may prove "a joy forever" to the Demo-
cratic masses. We place the Register on our
exchange list with pleasure, and commend il
to the patronage of business men and the read
ing public generally. Term: $1,000 per an
mum for Daily; six months $500. Address;
TYLER & CO., Memphis, Tenn.
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BENEFIT NJ. 4. SABBATH SCHOOL.
EnLi.e Course 30 cts-Single Lecture - cts.
March 18th, Hon. n. A. Patterson-Subject
Fashion and Folly"
April %, Rev. j.. W. Lee-Suhject: "Bus-
ness and Books"
April 9TH. Rev. j. b. Fo-I-Subjcct: "Sign,
of the Times
Lectures at night. in Co tcGe Hall. Tickets
sold at p. c. Wilson's and j. Nj 'thews & COS.
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Boots and Shoes.

Down at Chattanooga few days ago wemct
with our friend, DAN. TIBBs, who represents
the Boot and Shoe House Of Piguc. Manner.
Hall d Co., Nashville. He had with him sam
pies sulcicnt-amo,t-t stock an ordinary
wholesale establishment. We were pleased to
learn that he had been quite successful in ,oli-
citing orders, and we have no doubt he will
soon build up Il liberal trade in this direction.
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Fast Tcnmesscc IsooI. House.

The stock Of this House WA, never before
so fun an1 complete rs ut present and we are
pleased to learn that the business character OF
thi, cntcrpri>ing Firm is fully appreciated by
the public, whcthrras wholesale or retail pur-
chu,rr>. We commend them 10 every class.
but especially to those wanting school Books,
Blank Books, stationery and Wall Paper, Of
which they have ncomparably the cheapest
stock ever brought to East Tennessee.
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We reached home too late Tuesday night to
attend the Lecture of Rev. n. G.. Taylor, at
the College Hall. We learn from parties who
instructye-just what every one would expect
who has ever had the pleasure of listening to
that eloquent and persuasive speaker.
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Athens 2ust.
Athens, Friday, March 90, 1872,
For supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to an
houncc Hon. ROBERT MCFARLAND rs II
candidate to ill the vacancy in the supreme
Court Of the State. caused by the resignation
Of Hon. Thos. A. Il. Nelson. Election first
Thursday in August 1872.
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Armed. 10 the Teeth,

Is very common expression, but we think
armed to cmbolish and preserve them to a
ripe old age is decidedly more beneficial and
appropriate-ths can only be done by the fra
grant "SoZODONT.' For cleansing, bcautify-
ing and preserving the teeth, swectcning and
purifying the breath, it has no equal.
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A number Of citizens Of the South Side of
this county met Cane Creek Academy on the
Eth Of February and organized Farmers
Club temporarily. and to effect pcrmancn,
organization, the Farmers Of the South Side
Of McMinn county are respectfully invited to
meet at aforesaid Academy on saturday. the
30th instant. at . o'clock L. VI.
W. c. VAUGHAN, j. A. TURLEY,
TEN. Secretary. Tenn. President.
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To the People Of Tcnncsscc.

In response to the expression Of popular
desire. sufficiently general and influential to
control my action in the matter, 1 hereby an
nounce myself candidate for tue office oil
Judge of the Supreme Court. made vacant by
the resignation of Hon. T. A. Il. Nclson.-
Election first Thursday in August next.
j. 4. COOKE.
cL,,t,roor, March nth 1sID
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ENS4sA.VE.N'E' NOTICE.
Chancery Court at Athens, Tennessee
;, l.. New hirtcr v. Lawrence Swailcr.

IT nppca ing from the origina l'ill which =
| sworn to, that the defendant Lawrence
Swailcr. j. not probably citizen Of MrMinn
count, Tennessee. but there is just ground to
believe that he has gone beyond the limits OF
the state of Tennessee, 81 that the ordinary
process. Of law cannot bc served upon nm :
II /, therefore ordered by the Master thai the
aforesaid Lawrence Swallrr enter his appear
ancc before or within the first three days OF the
next term Of our Chanccry Court I" he held
at the Courthouse at Athens. Tennessee, on
the eth dag Of May, 1872, and plead, answer
or dcmur to complainantN said Bill, or the
same will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing cx prrtc; also, that thu, order be
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Athrn, Post. j. NJ. HENDERSON,, {. " NJ.
W. II. l5riant, solicitor.
March y. is,2-lt-pr, Jcc 5i,OO-?95
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Birth.

A writer. whose heart is certainly in the
right place, says lSrth is the great sacrament.
But the home that has had no such baptism
cold. dull and drcary is it at best. with none
of the poetry of life in it, no legends of angels
trailing about it, and no star shining over it
to indicate that it is favored Of Heaven.
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Thieves ut Work.

On Monday night some parties entered the
smokc.housc Of our old friend Captain Ben
Wells. and slapped the till' pretty heavy
taking some seven or eight pieces of meat. and
II large can of lard. 1t was lucky moment
for the thieves that they were not captured, aS
Captain Wells has Il splendid rifle and shot
gun and is keeping close watch over his smoke
hnisp
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y NIRTUE OF \ DEED OFTRl'ST exc.
ID cutrd ny J. II. Dennis, on the 10Th day oI
Drccmhcr. 1850, will. On the ri day of April,
1872. sell Tor cash in hand. the following dc-
scribcd property at the 'ourt-hou>c door. III
Chattanooga. Tennessee. viz: onc Dr"dgc
boat. known and called sampson No. >. being
the same used by the said j. II. Dennis in hi
operation, to remove Instructions from the
Tennessee river. JNO. l.. DIVINE,
Feb. \, lS,2-td-2l0 Trustee.
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Ala.css ,Nl;,kin..

Miss CLEMMIE COLLIER would respectfully
announce to the ladies of Athens and vicinity
that she is prepared to do all kinds of Dress
making, and ut prices more reasonable than
heretofore. Rooms ut Mrs. Georges, on Main
htrcet. MNrch -, I'm.
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Chattanooga. March nth. 1872.
w. a. Uunflcy

Wishes 10 barter for the following articles:
Chickens. Feathers. Rags. Eggs, Butter. and
in firt all kinds Of Produce. IL you think
there is any humbug about it. just come aud
make a test Of the matter.
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Hare duutlislnfcs.

JoHN A. LOWRY announces himself to-day
rs a candidate for Tax Collector Of McMinn
county.
T.. W. ITYDEN and ;. y. RrCEER both an
no,incc for COUNTY Trustee.
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For Trustee.
SIos.c,9Az. Office

PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR. may be en-
tirrly prevented by tn" list of liurnct'N Coz
rpninr. II has never failed to arrest decay
and to promote healthy Ind vigorous groNih
/ 1t j. at the same time unriyalied asa dressing
for the hair.
| CAST THEM OUr.-lf there src any disease
which deserve the name Gcmoiiac, Dy>prp,i'
j. one Of them. It racks and tears the system
/ Ikea NrritphIc tirnd, and renders life "a bur
den. The medicine, of tht~lycpenSary vii
not cvpcl it. Cast il out with DR.. WaIkcr}
/ Vegetable ncgHr Bittrr>. There is no form
/ Of indigestion or Ever complain, that cal
Withstand lhi, potent tonic and Alternative.
80 LADIES TolLEr COMPLETE uncs> thcr,
be the fragrant SoHoGont-unto the breath
sweet Odorr it impart,. the gums ruby rrd'
ness soon usstImr>, the teeth quick rival ala
bn,trr tint, ana seem Il, pearl, set in coral
vase.
S5o.0O0 Will he PAID for any Remedy
which will cure Chronic Rheumatl>ln. rams
in the Limbs. Back and Chest, sore Throat.
Insect Stings. Croup, Dyscntcry, collie. Sprnin-
aud Vomiting. quicker than Or. Tobias We
Mrtian Linimcnt. established in lNi,. Never
fails. sold by the Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, New York.
carbolic Salyc, recommended by the leading
Physicians and the President of the New
Yolk Board Of Health, IL the most wonderful
Healing compound ever known. Gives instant
relief to burns, cure, all kinds Of sores, cuts
and wounds; an,i n most invaluable NaIyc for
all purposes. Sold everywhere at - cents
John +. Henry. sole Proprietor, College
Place New York.
Svapnia is opium purified Of its sirkcning
and poisonous properties. discovered by Or.
B.gclow. Professor Of Botany, Detroit Medi-
cal College. \ most perfect anodync and ,outli-
Ing opiatr. John FAIR. Chemist. New YORK.
Chri>tadoro', Hair Dye is the safest and BEST
II cOrirrt- the bad effect, Of inferior dyes,
while the black or brown tnts it produces are
Identical to nature. Factory ~ Maiden Lane,
New York.
Prntt's Astral Oil-Safcst and best llumi'
mating Oi! ever made. Does not take IRE or
explode. if the lamp iSupsct or broken. over
Iju.OO0 families continue to usc it. and no ac-
ridrniN Of any description have occurred from
it. oil House Of Charles Pratt, established
$50, New York.
The Purcst and Sweetest Cod Liver oil in
the world is Hazard ~ CaswelF-. made on the
>cl->horc. from fresh selected lycr>, by Cas-.
welt. Hazard * Co., New York. ltlNalH0Iute-
" pure and sweet. Patients who have once
taken il prefer it to all other. Physicians nave
decided it superior to any " the other oils IN
the market.
Jouvin's InodorOus Kid Glove Cleaner re-
store, soilcd gloves equal TO new. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price
- cents per bottle, +. c. Wells " Con-. York.
Rislcv's Philotolirn is ~. established, war
runtcd remedy for Painful MenstruatiOn: and
equally efficient Us neryOu, Antidotr III all
eases of Nervous Excitement. stomach aud
in male or female. sold every
where Tor Sl.0O II bottle. Morgan RlsIcy,
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Attention is invited to the advertisement Of
Mcssrs. Cowan, McClung ~ To-. Knoxville,
and to thcadvertisemcnt of. A. Turlcy n Co..
COghill.
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VIII pay the highest market price for Corn
Oats. Peas. Feathers. Eggs aud other Coun.
try Produce.
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A CoNsrDERATE friend, who very properly
thought we needed light. has placed Us under
obligations for box Of excellent Candles.
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GOVERNOR BROWN and other State officials
were ut Knoxville on Wednesday, attending
the Railroad sales.
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"COME. gentle Spring, ETHEREAL mildnr>s,
come" sang one who ">an" for all time and
every heart echoes the sentiment. Yet every
pleasure has it, pain. We rcc0llcct very dis
iinctly The greatest objection we had when n
child to the advent Of spring. which wn> that
we had to take Sa>safrlS tea. and sulphur. and
cream Of tartar. and other purifiers Of the
blood for at that tim" we knew nothing Of DR..
Iurlcy'S syrup Of Sarsaparilla and Potash.
which has worked such a revolution in the do
nestle practice. and fortunately done away
with the necessity Of using those crude drugs
and roots. made the Spring course Of physir,
more Of luxury than dread. and certainly
no one will deny that the results are more salts
factory and certain. llurlc!'> has no rival a.
Spring medicine.
Al, Of Hurley and Scabrook's popular
remedies for sale by Druggists everywhere.
Prepared at J. ". SGaton n cos Laboratory.
No. ii Bullitt street Louisville, Kentucky.
March ID, 1872, lm-o1i
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THE Columbus. Georgia. SIM is a most eX-
ccllpnt and. Of course. successful Democratic
paper, from which we frequently extract
some good things. 1t is published both Daily
and Weekly
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A N NOUN G e n Z N T S.


We are authorized and requested to an
no,Inrc JOHN 4. LOWRY ~ 4 candidate Tor
TlN Collector of MrMinG county. at the rnNu-
.ng August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounrr T.. II. sTALCVP asa candidate for
Tax Collector Of McMinn county, At the en-
suing August rIccliOn-aubitct to Il Con.
Nrntion.
We are authorized and requested to an
uolncc FRANK VI. MCKENZIE rs a candi-
date for TaX Collector, for MrAnn county, AT
the ensuing August election subject to the
decision Of II Convention.
We are authorized and requested to nm
nouncr W. \. 81 tkNER A. a candidate for
Tax Collector tor McMinn county 1t the EN-
suing August clrctiOn-subJect to the decision
Of Convention.
We are authorized AMI requested to an
nounrr BENZ. WELLS A. a candidate for Tax
Collector for NlcMinn county ut til" ensuing
August clection--subjcct to the decision Of a
Convention.
nounrc ". NJ. KELLEY ~ candidate for
reelection to the office Of Tax Collector for
McMinn county. At the ensuing August cIrc-
lun.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounrc T. j. SHERMAN a. u candidate for
TnN Collrrtoro Of McMinn county, at the en-.
suing election in Augl,t--subjcct to the de-
ri>iUH Of convention.
We are authorized and requested to an
nolncr L. 7. RENTFEO ~ a candidHt" io"
Tax Collector Of McMiuu county, at the rn>u-
in. August clcctlon-Su subject to a Convention.
il one should be held.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
uouncr WAYNE BROCK A. q candidate for
raX Collector Of MrMiun county. at the en-
suing August election, subject to a ConNcn-
ton, should one De hctd
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of jobs N. MILLER, n arandidut"
for Tax Collector Of NrMmn county subject
to a Conventional one should be held. Election
next August.
For Trustee.
We are authorized AMI requested TO an
nounrr T.. W. llNDEN rs a candidate for re-
election to the office Of County Tru>ty, AT Tia"
ensuing August clcction->uhjcct to the de-
ci,ion Of a Convention.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouucc :. y. ri CKER rs candidate Cor
| County Trustee, at the ensuing August clrc-
/ ton subject tOu decision VI the people eN-
/ pressed at the ballot box.
/ We are authorized and requested TO an
nounrc ROB. SNYDER u 4 candidate for
/ County Trustee Of McMinn county. at the en-.
suing AUGUST election.
We are authorized and requested to an
noIncr !. u. GA>TON IT. u candidate tul
. County Wru.t,. Of MrNlinu county, At the IT,
] -,rintr ,ltstipn
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IlArLEY will pay cash fer Eggs and all the
Cotton Rags YOU will bring TO him.
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Glover. Timothy. and Field seeds generally
inst RECEIVED AT 7. +. GIBsON's.
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=. "a. Reed

Give your note or pay up al once. Norrcdi
for 1872. II. r. GIBSON.
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WI. ABEL. Decatur-Your remittance. by
Prof. T.. l.. Arnwine, to hand all right
Thanks.
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We hear Of quite number Of cases Of
mumps in Athens. We would advise mother
to beware of their children.
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TIE obituary notice from Charleston vii
appear next week,
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r. +. Gibson old Ross Corner Athens, will
pay Cash for all the mcrchantablc Corn offered.
MARX GRhYsON, famous ~ the popular
Clrrk and steward Of Ehcn spring, Hotel last
season, reached Athcn, u few day ago. lie
j. arranging for the season at sulphur.