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,nrncr Of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street,
nAys per Ceut per Annnm on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, tot; Satur-
days, Q to I and 6tos.
WORsTED COATs, with vests 10 match, for Sh;
new and handsome styles.
gro. G. IIESSING,
No 40 Seventh street northwest.
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DRY GOODS.

CIoAKs' rrRsm
SHAwLs' sUTsm
SHKs! vELvETsl,
CAsHmnREs' NTRNos'
EVENING DRESS GOODS.
TABLE DAnIASK, NAPKINS,
DOYLES, TOWELS,
FRUIT CLOTHS, WINE CLOTHS.
LARGE STOCK OF LACE CURTAINS.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY FROM THE
PRESENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
Mourning Goods In NIL the best qualities.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
OBI Pennsylvania ave.
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FINE CLOTHING
At REDUCED PRICES.
WALL, ROBINSON & CO.,
O2I PRNNS YI.VANIA AVENUE.

UNHIS II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
j scriber has obtained fTom the Supreme Court
Of me District Of Columbia. holding Special Tern
aItg GsuAl stl " We NE isoai ss'f.e OF
deceased All Pers9ns having claims againat the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the BubsGrhsr, on OF
before the 10th day Of December ne1t, they may
said estate.
1iyen under my hand, this 10th day Of December.
l47a tdeli. WaWl VIM ~ MITCHELL.
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TIE LIGHT-RUNNING


tlon Of stitch on ali kinds Of goods, great range
of work, ease OF operation, nOiseless, (Or more
nearly 20 than any other shuttle machlne,) SELF
adjusting TENSIONS simplicity and durability Of
all parts II not equaled In any other machine.
once 9O5 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS CO., Agents.
MEDICAL BLrSDERs.-Frnm the period when
surgeons applied their salves to weapons instead
vt wounds 10 the present wide-awake age, the
medical profession has often unwittingly taken
side with disease In Its conflict with the human
system. Even yet, In spite Of the teachings Of
centuries OF experience, some physicians believe
IN depicting their patients, already seriously eN-
hausted by sickness, with powerful evacuants,
emetics, salayaut9, cantharidal plastcrs, or the
lancet. But, prOvilcntialy, public intelligence
IL ahead Of these medical fossils, who belong Of
right to the era Of the Crusades! That powerful
ally Of nature In rs warfare with the causes Of
sickness, HOstetter's stomach Blttcrs, has opened
the eyes OF the masses to the paramount ilnpOr-
lance Of increasing the vital strength OF the body
when menaCed by disease. They understand
that when the atmospheric conditions are adj
verse to healh-as, for instance, In damp, chilly,
or severely cold wcather-lt Is wise 10 reinforce
the system with q wholesome tonic and stllnu-
liant and thus enable It to Combat and repel the
depressing influence Of an Indictment tempcra-
Iurc. II the constitutional and animal powers
were always thus recruited In the presence Ot
danger, the mortality from consumption, hrOn-
-rhitls chronic rheumatism, &C., would he much
less than 1t now IL, The causes which produce
seldom affect a strong and active vital system ;
and Of oil yitalZng preparations, llnstetters
Filters has proved the most eflClent. IL II not
claimed thai this standard tonic Ia specific for
lung and throat maladles, as II Is for dyspepsia,
liver complaint, and intermlttents, hut 1t Is I'M
healtatlngly asserted that II Is the hest known
safeguard against all the atmospheric elements
Of disease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-16

TIE LATEST 1khSATlON.
81 Scotch Bottom Caters.
81 90 Stitched Boots.
81 90 Good Calf Boots.
g. 90 Custom Made.
- 90 Ladies' Button Caters.
81 French Kid Button.
81 90 Children's Button.
White Caters and slippers.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
ltElLBRUSS, 4O2 Seventh street.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Alexander HunleH et al, plainliffal

John HumcH et al, defendants -i'''
Richard r, MOrsel the trustee amounted nv thu
decree in this cause 20 make sale Of TIE real estate Ia
the proeeedlnFs mentioned having reported that ON
square ~ 6eginnnE on sixth street % feet from the
north 70 feet east q feet inches snuth M feet West
q feet tnches e the beginning, and improvements
10 Elizabeth CulinAne, for R2,lbI lot IA aud the
south feet front on Fifth street by the depth Of the
lot OF lOt %, IN square go, and improvements 10
John J.. BlnlkhOTn, for Aa0OO; and that on the eth
day u November last he sold the aOuh II feet front
on Firth street by the depth Of the lot Of lot ii
8l0g and the feet front Of said lot "a square DID
adjoining the south u feet 'front.' BY the depth % tic
$500 and that said pprchasers Aaye all complied with
le teTmaoi shle-i y ordered By the court this 18th
are ratified aud confirmed, unleae cause 10 the con
Vafy he shown on or before the hrat Tuesday ill
January neat "
~ the Court A. WYLIE
BY u p WILLIAMS, Assistant CLERK, dei2Thsys
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COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY,
COS Pennsylvania avenue,
WARRINGTON, n.
JOHN q. wELLSTOOD, President
GEO, I. JONES Vice President and Treas.
JOHN w WATERS, SECRETARY, ly9leotf
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
i IRON WORK FOR THE NEW EXTENSION
TO THE U, s. COURTHOUSE AND pOS'H
OFFICE Al INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


- go. s,. lNDiAHArOLIH, INDIANA,
OFFiCE OF SuPERINTEHDRNT, Dec. 10, lB7a \
, Sealed propoealA will be received at the ONCE of
the superintendent until y M, JANU AIRY IL, is7s,
IN place the wrought and castron work exhibited
by me drawings. described In the speelhcatonH and
called for IN the achedues Consisting Of enstlrOn
columns Of iTst story, rolled beams 10, IT second
C0piea Of the drnwtnga, specifications, and Ached.
ule may be had on application at this Office.
All acanoldinE REQUIRED by the contractor TO mt
the work In place will DO furnished By the Govern.
ment Tree Of charge, but will be erected by the con.
Proposals. will be made by the piece IineAl foot or
weight for the various Items Of work. called for
IN the sShsdule The work will not be Aubdiyided
among different bidders, but viii be considered in
Payments win be made monthly, deducting ten per
cent until the hnAl completion n the contract
, All BIDS must be accompanied by a renal bond, in
the sum a three Thousand dollars aOOl) that the
bidder viii accept and perform the contract n award.
ed him, the sufcency Of the security be certified
by the United States Judge the clerk OF the United
wherein he reaidea
The Department reserNes the right to reject any or
All bids u u be deemed for the intel est OF the 0Oy.
eminent 70 DO so; aud any bid that Is not made on
the printed form, TO be obtained In this Oalce and
mens Of this advertisement Will not be oonsidsrei,
neither will any proposals. he received from PARTIES
who are not thenlaelveA engaged In the manufacture
OF 6rought or cast iron work, and who have not the
necessary faculties for getting out the work
FTonosala VIII be indOr'ed Bids for Iron Work"
ana Addfthbcd TO d, V. ENOA,
ueli SUPERINTENDENT.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE new Cnlonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Is near several Protestant Episcopal churches.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a irst-Class manner
send them to A. FIsuEF, 6ls Ninth street, OppO-
site Patent once. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without TAIL. Kid gloves cleaned nice
and cheap.
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For MOST DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
90 TO FEBREYS
STAR MARKET,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets north
west.
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FrRs! FuRsW FURs!!l-The largest and cheapest
assortment Of ladies' and chlldrens Fancy furs
for the HOLIDAYS at reduced prices, at DTrrRcHs,
fur manufacturer T24 Seventh street northwest,
centre OF the sauare-sign Of the "BIg Bear"
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MoCleTy
Il

", D. Davdge and William ,. MattlpglS, trustees,
having reported 10 the court that the 10Th day Of
November, ls2 they sold at public auction Lot IN
SQUARE No. % IN the gly q Wash,ngton, y G. 70
being the highest LiddeT ID by e court this third
day % Resspees sia ordered thas sala GLE n
Ia january, isia unless cause 70 the contrary be
ahnWn prior 10 said day Provided q copy OF this
order be publlahed once week for three successive
weeks prior 70 said day In the DAILY NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN newspaper, -
Atrue copy n. J. MEIas, clerk, SC deSThsw
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
Yhr Hgrm.Out Font orType.

I'm sitting by my desk, Grorgc,
Before me On the floor
There lies a WOrn.Out font Of tyne,
Full twenty Thousand score:
And many r1uth, have passed, George,
since tilrl ~aiG bright and new,
Aud muy ME the tale, they've told
The false, the strange, the true.
What tales Of horror they havotold,
Of tempest and of wreck;
or murcr IN the midnight hour,
or Wu, fan many u "spc"kb
~ ship, lhIt lost away nj sea
Wont down before the blast,
br ,lilcl eric" Of agony
Il ne. la't moments passed.
% Nr,l, 1nl lire, and accident,
Those worn. out types have told,
AMI huw the pc,til"ncc has swept
THE Youthful and the Old;
OF mllElIS"'. If births and deaths,
OF thing, 10 please or ycv Us;
Of on" mans jumping overheard,
Another gone &c Texas,
TlY'yr told ~ how sweet Summer day,
Have .Il'd from our view.
IlpN AUtUmns rlllin. winhq have gWcT
VA" Irlt.rrOwncd forest through.
H." winters snow hath come and gone.
Dtrh rc,n 0f storm and strife
Aud bo" 'hr milling Sprn" hath warmed
The pale lowers back to life.
I "0r'l pretend TO mention half
Ny iHhy friends have told,
zinc" shining, bright and beautiful
riley j,,ucd from the mould
li.,N unto some they joy have brought,
To"thr" -ijc'and tears.
Vet rd'hnl'y the rcco,t! ycpt
OF fast rurcdiug years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
james X. Hale and WIFE V. Nancy Mcrrott
aud nthcrs.

Jnmcs X. Hale and wife. vs.. Nancy Mcrriott
and others.
I y obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit Court
4 Of Rhra county. rendered in hcnho,r stat
yi r1'lSc, at the last June term Of said Court,
Will ON the loth day Of August next at
the 'ourl' hou,t door in Washington. Rhra
county, Tennessee, offer for sale to the highr,t
bidder. u lalunhI" River Farm known aS the
" M. \. Mcrriott farm, Situated in the 9th
civil district If Rhca county, adjoining thC
Lands Of JoI IN IIoyl. Peach Taylor. ;. j. A.
Frazier. and Others said lands to be sold on n
credit of twelve and eighteen months and two
years. except the sum Of ! per cent. which
"ii be required to be- paid II hand. and bond
with approved security will he required Of the
purrhh,er aud lien retained upon the land
for the balance Of the purchase money. This
18Th June, 1872. FRANKLIN LOCKE. Clerk:
Per Il. w COLvILLE. ID. Clerk.
july !, 1872 IT, prs fee II UU-aiO
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VALUABLE FARM sOR SAFE,

IIIlE 81 BStRiBER HAS \ VALUABLE,
Farm for sale. situate in the 18th civil DIS.
I'1'l "i McMihn County. on the road leading
ifun Athens to the mouth If the Ocucr. con.
tainln" $50 acres Of laN'l, loo Of which are in
cultivation and highly productive the hnlanrc
well timbcrcd. Their" is comfortable house.
rrih. stables Nc. ON the premises. There 10
also 4 tine snlng. and the wholri, well wafer
ed. II will be sold at private sale ON rcn>oua-
hIr terms. Parties desiring to purchase can
Obtain iui'hcr Information by calling ON The
subscriber on liz premises. or addressing him
through the post Office at t'ughill. McNinn
county. Terms wilt hr reasonable.
PERRY TREW.
Nav n $50 linz OK
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CAsGEEsS. IA s1sslsS n g'Ha'EnS.

RED BY \ NEW AND WONDERFUL
Y treatment. by pHs. KLINE and LINpI.EY.
II thr fhiimip'phia bellevue Institute. Oith
and Vine SIS. and 1T their princinnl office g3I
Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa, and ~ ,hrir
iranch office. in charge Of VI. +. HRAMuAIL,
VI. D.. v North tourl st.. Memphis. Tenn
No KNIFE, 80 BLOOD. NOCAl'eTI,. IIT-
!LLPAlN. send fort ircuIaror tail uS above
April %. lSi2-:al.a3O
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TIE RAILROAD HOG.

'''' ~ - lldIuIIE, VI INC VII
cjHno'i Commercial, gives the fol
Io"tr as the ear marks Of re
spectacle railroad 'swnc y
''TAi5 scat is taken, sir" All 0
the Commercial readers who have
Travelled TO any considerable cxten
are familiar with this formula. i
tells the story Of the railrord hog
the SmaIl-soulcd, mean, selfish brute
who pay. -rudgingIy for one seat
.od rains his small wit to hold two
!hl. rrrI.l ruIar hog wore a plug hat
shiny with The genuine Boston gloss
and cnamclcd shirt, and closely
cropped iron-gray beard. | know
his mind He is an cmnently re.
specialize beast, who always pays
his debts promptly. takes an inter,
c>l in Sunday schools, administrators
his deceased brothers children out
OF their p2rtrimony, is the president
Of joint stock companies, and has
1jo"rophcaI sketches published in
the newspapers when he finally
Kicks the bucket. ! knew the hog
lied when he said this seat is taken
sir" hU, found one that was not
taken, sir, and watched him to see
GoW many times he would produce
'... ....uol. The coach was rath-
or u.n uo, would YOU believe it,
'.u H.orgb'c hog told sixteen
separate and distinct lies in order
10 crafty his mean selfshncss---
enough to have sunk healthier
soul to rcr,lilion. He varied the for
mUIa; one time it was a wave of
the hand and a look TO the rear OF
the ear to Indicate that the holder
Of the seat had gone for drink of
WATER and would be back soon.---
Another time, to the inquiry of a
miI)muaerei and timid questioner
t"rcp.jod by a stoIid stare, and then
spreading himself a little wider, he
resumed the pcrusal of newspa
per. | was tempted to crawl up be-
hind and hiss in his ear, "You're
an awful liar" But | had my re-
y"n@c. y big, red,faced, two hun
dred FOUNDER, in Il dirty linen coat
came in at way station. lie was
sWca;y TO 4 fearful degree. His
feet smcIt like yaleriantc OF amonia
and rotten fish, and his breath a hot.
uh."g -irocco, based on bad whis
Key and onions. This fiery and fra
grant bohcmoth preferred to settle
in the seat that was taken
This seat is'---bcgan the hog.
"Wcll guess III take it till the 9th
or IeIIcr comcs,' returned the sweet
heavy weight, and down he
pumped, partially crushing the hog
in his descent. The latter frowncd
. ..r'n 10 buster, but the red
. rf..ilI soon took that out oil
..l ..II 4 threat to swallow him
whole to chaw him up and spit
HIM QUITO pitch him out of the
NrdoW--to 20 through him like
lose Of salts, and to make various
''hor dispositions Of him in the case
l' ..Int simmer down. Our por-
"' friend mmorcd, and then the q
r.o"i'n crew humorous. He told
A.I anecdotes, and pokcd the hog
j the ribs. lie wanted to know ,
where h" came from and where he !
vas going. He spat quarts of to-
'1tro juice across him out of the
FinIoW. scattering his shirt front,
.'.wecn his boots, on his valise, and
III around. He offered him a
'chaw" every time he took out his y
mug Of navy. The hog perspired
.'ly. and shlvcrcd with isgrst. g
haIIy he crawlcd ont and stood up
or .orly miles until another seat I,
was vacated. 2
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Chnnccry Court. 7sI,cn Co.. Tenn
%. @. Marsh and others. ". Celia Cook an,
others

% VI. .TNT III WITU VTTITTN. v. IITIN IUUh IIIU
others.
i appearing from the allegations Of the Bill
1 filed in this cause sworn tO by complain.
ants. That defendants Mollic Marsh. Grave
:. Marsh and q. a. Marsh. are non-rc>idcniS
Of the state Of Tennessee. u /, therefore or
dcrcd that publication he made four ccn,rrtl-
tive weeks in the Athens Post. a newspaper
published at Athens, McMinn county. Tenn.
requiring said nonresident defendants to ap.
pear at the next term Of the Chanccrv Court
for said county Of Rhra. ut the Courthouse
IN Washington, on Thursday after the second
Monday in September next. an' plead. an.
swrr, drmur or otherwise make defense To the
bill filed In said Court against them. or the
same will be taken for confessed ami sct for
hearing. es parte n to them. Thi. 9th June.
1872. WM. NJ. WILSON. CAM.
Per +. LOCKE, u. {. Il u.
July s. 49, u pr. fss >Inp 10
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Cottage at White Cliff for Sale,

4 NEW. LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
1 Frame Cottage, at this healthy and dr>i-
rahlr summer resort built two wears since.
upon one 0i the most desirable lot>. aud com.
handing very fine view Of the valley be-.
low -, offered ut very low price. Il ha, a
MlLr nan. VIII four GOOD sized rooms. porrhcs
BON lr"nt aud rrar-all most conveniently ar
ranged. with stove. Table and Chairs, ali rrr.
dy Tor occupancy. II not sold soon will be
rented for the season. Apply to
NJ. \. HELM.
Athens. Tenn, April %. lSi2-tf-a3O
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TX '"\rtnor salisbury saws that
mot I'VE Democrat. in all Delaware but
'li will chccrfuly fall in with the
..pyriurit'
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RlIEA SPRINGS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS p, o., Rhca Co., Tom.
Bestand Cheapest Watering Place
in the South.

1llESE WATERS CURE DROrSy. Scro.
u lull' Dysprp'N, Rhcumlti.m. and all
Diseases OF me Bones, skin, Bowels, stomach,
LIVER ana Kidneys. 'rhcy have proved u ,pc.
enc IN 'hronir Dinrrhr and Dy,cnlcry. and
nrr hlshIy cllIcacIous IN disease, peculiar to
Females.
j, {. WATSON, the Proprietor oc those
springs, proposes 10 conduct The Hotel on A
more liberal aud extensive scale thm ever be-.
'oFc' special iuducourr', offered IN tie way
d 'liu'"lm"nls, \ Liver stable Il, now oprn
: hollling tine stock and equipments, for the
Ornrll amt pleasure II Ni,itol..
Nntrr nee '9aIl who may desire DCnrdIn"
IN prIl nlc ilnIIir, or IN Camps.
, llNrk' WI b" Mt the landing on arrival Of
h"ll' from Chattanooga, 10 convey visitor. To
me SPRING; nI'o, ut ATHENS. on T.. T. Va,
" ,,l, Ii, Il. - mile, from the springs.
Ihr most 'umruols fare /, pros idod. and
prepared by lhnuhrl otp professional cook.
ne undersigned desires 10 please hi, guests,
ana viii give satisfaction.
=. q. " iSSOn, Prop'r.
May Il, iS,2.tr,-al3
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aNaDg.yEN'E NOTICE.

II ANlNG THIS DAY SUGGESTED TIE
Insolvency Ut the estate of T.. L. Hidden.
drcr'd, to the CLERK of the County Cour, of
Mrg, c"untr, Tennessee. ana having been or
drrrd lay said Clerk to Give notice To creditors
I" lille their claims against said r>tltr-thcrr.
for" all persons who have claim, ngrin>t onid
estate are hereby notified to tile them with
SAID clerk on or ocfurc the Ith day of Novcm-
Der. 49,. properly authenticated or they will
he forever barred both in law and equity
July -, 49,. W. SMITH.
". :. AREANTS.
Adm'r>o the estate Of T.. l.. IIigdcn, deed.
july II. lS'2-il-pr, fee si.0O-2ll
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WIEN '~Haht in dishonorable act
a'i"inPi'n" 70 shit the responsibility to
another party 3 not only dishonorabls
but InCau
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iBllI and Crn,s BILL

anu VIE ANA Others.
lillI and Gross BILL
IL THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
l. the allegations in complainant, sad eros,
hlIl. mat farthcna lloyl Jonas lIoyl. Pnrmc-
lli :. Cosby. Granville +. Giles. Mary Guess,
Thomas &. Miller and Abnrr Y. Y1ir. ,r,.
hnn-rt>idrnt> Of the state Of Tennessee: II Is
ordered by the clerk and Master that said
ihrlhcna Howl. Jonas Howl. Parmrlia :. COS.
hy,nrlnNill" +. GILES. Mar} Guess. Thomas
t.; miller and Abncr y. Yates. guardian of
ih"nlar u. Miller. he required To appear l'r-
fore the thanccry Court at Decatur. ON m,
~ Monhy of September. lS72 and make de.
:gnrr to said Cro>, Bill, or the same will he
,aNen for conf -Scd and the cause ,ct for hear
ING "N paric a" To them: il i, further ordered
mat ms notice hc published in the Athens
l'oNt for four consecutive weeks. This Sth
day Of July. 1872. W. +. BLENINS. NJ.
Allen and Payne Burkctt 4 smith. Sos.
july II. lS'2-it-pr> fee sJ.On-2il
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Harvest.

I AN AGENT FOR THE LATEST M.
l proved and best Mover. with Buggy and
Horse Rake, much cheaper than ever before
offered. tall and see samples here or on the
river farm of NJ. l.. Phillips. Team suil Won
III term. sc. 7. +. gibson.
Athens. Tenn. Nay 10. lS72-tr.a3s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
NWN-Hs.slDENr NOTICE.

In the Chanccry Court at Decatur, Tennessee.
Joseph Cowan and wife and Others, ". +. Il;
Chattin, cNc'r, 1t al.
and
T.. X. Chattin. cNc'r &c.. V. joseph Cowur
and " ilr and other.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
MY PROGRAMME FOR Iy12!

I WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
! Dry salt and Smoked Bacon. Wheat. Flour.
Meal, Corn, Feathers Bcc,wnX, Tullow Dress.
ed Turkeys, Chickens, Dues, Guincns and
Geese, Dried Fruit, Rag. Fur skins, such ~
Bear. Mink, Mu-krat, House and Wild ont,
skunk, Opossoln, Raccoon, Red and Gray Fox,
Dry llidrN, Butter, Eggs. Olt", sweet and
lrsh Potatoes. VIII keep constantly \ good
'tock Of promi-cuou. Goods. and win sell
them low down for
Cash or any of the above Articles.
My stock Of Iron, Casting, and steel shall be
Unsurpassed. win sell cheaper thar ever.
Edged Tool, and Hardware.
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ki,cn GOunty.-s.and sale.

Nav 81. iS72-lm~-2S5
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Also. Al th" me time aud plrrc. hv virtue
OF IN order of SUE, and To me directed. win
nU'r for sale I" the HIGHEST bidder. for each in
hind. 'll The ri-lt. title and claim rhu +. NJ.
'l2"' Va, IN lnd t" thirty acre, oflnnd. more
or less. situated H. 'hc 18th civil district nf
M"Minn county. Tennessee, adjoining the
lands Of MELONS, &. Shoemaker Vim. MrKin-
nry amt others judgment said To be- for
me purchase money Of IL" land. Levied ON
- th" property Of 7. N. GlpIr. to satisfy said
JUDGMENT mu r">l- that William Mckinney
r>coyorod against him.
juIN = M II IN T,., : / ~, at,
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father, cannot tell you all now. Eg,
bert's father is very angry with him,
and 1 knew that only as his wife could
[ reconcile them. o, you do not
think hard of me you know Egbert
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"Yours, too, l should Judge" inter
posed Sir George, with a chuckle-
81 can't help regretting your haste,
but you shall suffer for it; you shalt
be married over again, and the whole
country shall witness it. It's fortunate
you, you rascal, that your father is up
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ATTORNEY ATLAW,
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corner of Second and Water streets, Alpena, Mich

Il. JEYT,E, N. d.,
Practical Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur. ONCE
in Fletcher's bull ding corner Of Water and Sec
ond streets.