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INDIANAPOLIS, October This morning.
as the celebrated trotting mares Zilcada
Gold Dust and Minnie were practicing at
the Park Course for the 2:3S race, which
was to take place this afternoon, Minnie
became unmanageable and the two mares
collided; Zilcada was seriously injured by
the shaft tearing open her breast; Minnie
was instantly killed. Zilcada was valued
at $40, 900, Minnie at $4,000 or $4,000. The
former was owned by L. L. Dorsey, OF
Louisville, and the latter by Fraser g.
Moore, of CYnthiana, Kentucky
BALTIMORE, October 1.-W. Prescott
Smith is dangerously i'll with hemorrhage
Of the bowels
Lalcr.-William Prescott Smith is dead.
The city and country around are conyulsed
with sorrow.
CHARLESTON, October LIT is announced
that Governor Scott has begun a libel suit
against the New York Tribune for an arti-
Gle published in its issue of September 27.
RALEIGH, October DIR. j, Britton
Smith, principal of st. Augustine Coloredl
School Of this city, died suddenly this MORN
ing. He had a short time before drank a
sedlitz powder, and it is thought he was
poisoned. A post mortem examination will
be held tomorrow. He came here from
Delaware some four years ago He was
much esteemed, and his death casts gloom
over the city. There is no suspicious aa
yet as to the party who did the poisoning.
Much interest is taken in the State fair
which commences here on the fifteenth. 1t
will undoubtedly be grand success.
CIECNNATI, October 1.-The cotton de-
partment OF the Cincinnati Exposition will
be open for entries until the tenth of No
Vember. Premiums will be awarded No
vember l3. The commissioners offer silver
medals fer the best bales from Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee, and q sWsepstake
gold medal for the best bale from these
seven States In addition to the above, a
large cash premium will be offered by the
merchants of the city. The applications
already made anticipate display far ex-
ceeding that of any previous exposition In
this line.
BINGHAMPTON, n. Y, October 1.--At an
adjourned general term of the Third Judi
ciaI Department, held here to-day. Judges
Miller, Potter and Parker being present,
the same decision was rendered in each Of
the cases wherein the people are plaintiffs
and William III. Tweed and others are de-
PENDANTS, as follows: The order of special
term is affirmed with costs, with leave to
defendants to withdraw demurrer and an
swer within twenty days from service Of
the order upon the payment OF costs.
Judge Potter dissented.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, October 1.-The daily
Eee1Ii1eg Press of this city announces that
there is fraudulent registration in Titus
vile of nearly one thousand names and
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WANTED,

"OUSEKE KEEPER.-WAN WANTED-A SITUATION
as bonsekeeper in a gentlemans family by
lady who well understands the management OF
bOusghOld Address c.. at this office. SCI
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w2TEcANyr ROOMS S-FURNIsHED-WTTH Oh
R9i without board in that pleasant residence, no
1I2 Carondelet street. Suites Of roons for fam1
Mea If desired 500
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And the latter named candidate was de-
clared to be elected as the choice of the
New Orleans bar for the First District
judgeship, and on motion Of w. r. Whita
ker, ESQ, the choice was made unanimous
For Ethe Second District judgeship the
following candidates were announced: A.
j. Where, Louis Duvigneaud, present in
Thomas H. Kennedy, f. Michinard and
Maurice Grivot. 1t was stated that Judge
Kennedy was not candidate, and his name
yUithd drayU
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FOR RENT,


THOR RENT.-A FINE TWOST0RY FRAME
M Dwslling-house containing six rooms, gas, re
tired from the street, separate from other build
ings and surrounded by shrubberyi situated on
BarOpne street between Felicity and st. Andrew
streets Apply to +. B. EAhHART, attorney, 80
68 Canal street, New Orleans. SEES oI
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F0TIND.


DOUND.-CAME TO MY PLACE, ABOUT NINE
Il months ago, a light cream colOred COW. The
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying expenses. ADOLPH STODDER,
oe2 3t Camp Parapet
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NOR RENT,-AE ELEG ANT RAISED COTTAGE
liz In the Sixth District, on State street near st;
Charles avenue. containing six large rooms ana
hall besides bathroom, servants room, kltchen
and pantry; has water conducted into the kitchen
and BATHROOM, gas throughout, good range, large
garden coal house and chicken yard. inquire aI
the corner of St. Charles avenue and state sJfeet
or at the corner of Cont and Royal streets.
eel7 u b. FISH.
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BY EGRAPH.

THE ACCIDENT NEAR BIRMINGHAM
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MISCELLANEOUS,
VElO CAPITALISTS AND PROPERTY
HOLDERS.

mlNOIILhNI IOUDs
TElO CAPITALISTS AND PROPERTY
HOLDERS
The undersigned being the specially authorized
agents of the owners of the continuation of the
Magazine street railroad call the attention of capi
talists and. property holders generally, and
especially of property in Jefferson City and
Carrolton to the opening of subscription lists to
the balance of the capital stock of the New Or.
leans and CarrolltOn Magazine Street Railroad
Company. Plans of the road can be seen and full
particulars obtained by applying to ~
No. Al Exchange alley, or to
D. URBAN,
Notary Public and United States Commissioner,
No. so Camp street. au25 del
A LABAMA LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER.
In store and tor sale
250o barrels fresh Shelby, Alabama, LIME.
1000 barrels fresh Louisville CEMENT
500 barrels RosendaIe CEMENT.
500 barrels fresh W. R. Browns Newburgh
PLASTER.
By SAMUEL JAMISoN, Sole Agent,
aug 3m No. So Carondelet street.
DEOPLE BUYING WINDOW SHADES
a. complete, and put up for 50, that took the
highest premiums at the last Louisiana State Fair,
M l872, oyer all competition. The. "SOUTHERF
catches, or brackets consequently, possible to
get out Of order, Shades made any size to order.
Awnings and wire screens to order Orders from
city or country filed with dispatch. Address or
call on the SOUTHERN WINDOW SHADE MANU-.
FEATURING COMPANY, Nos. % and "a Claiborne
street, between Canal and Common streets, New
Orleans. N. B.-Cnuntry agents wanted. Right to
manufacture for sale. iy2l ly
A II RETAIL. RETAIL,
Sugar cured Hams at 10 cents; best al 121s cents
10000 pounds best Sugarcured Hams at I21a cents
per pound.
10000 pounds Green hams at cents per pound.
10000 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at
Also. 500 Mcclellan Saddles at 81 50 each.
For sale at s. B. CHURCHILLS,
No. 40 Magazine street,
Between Natchez and Gravier streets;
apIG 1Y Under st. James Hotel.
OgN AND WILCOX & GIBBS
SpOU SEWING MACHINE, always in order
aud ready to sew, to run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
one ft for delicate ladies TO use, account of ita
lightness. First class machines of all kinds are
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine is made on an entirely new principle.
large assortment Of ladies' ready made suits 81
ways on hand, OF all cOlOrs and styles, manufao
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
de16 1y III. s. HEDRICK. No. lO3 Canal stres5
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NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-sToRYY
Il residence, No. l59 Calliope street, well adapted
for families conveniently located: terms modeE-
OiAl place. au1
NOR RENT-IN SUITS OR SINGLE.-LARGB,
IL airy Furnished rooms in q location convenient
to the business part of the city adapted to the use
of single gentlemen families. The house is
within one saua'e of Canal street. Terms reason
able. Apply at No. 1913 Customhouse street, near
the Varieties Theatre. SET
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There being no choice, the second ballot
was had, Judge I. H. Kennedy meantime
being re-entered in the list of candidates..
This ballot resulted IS follows:
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THE .ExCURSIONISTS AT NASHVILLE
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FOREIGN.

Baron Hastings Dead-Ciaim for Tobacco
Destr0yed-Sir Charles Dixie ON Glass
LegisIatiOn-Arrest of Defrauder 0f
New York observation-disclosures and LsEs-
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SUPERINTENDENT BAYLEY ARRIVED
DELIGHT WITH ROUTE AND PROSPECTS
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SCHEME:
DChGAAGa
4 a nnn Nnmhera-Tickets Only $50.

YARD. SIMMONS 4 CO., Contractors
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Jan. 18th.
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The ('p-i~ss.

A ray Of light seems to be appearing in the
financial iirnnn1it, and il in the dark hours
Of this cr>i. We can gather II word Of cncour-
ag, nle3t to our fellow tray eicr> We ought to DO
1t most hcrrtuly. Few twelve month";, If
ny, ever Witnessed 30 many drpr, Ling inilu-
nrr' bearing directly upon the industry anu
'ncrgy OF til, country. The most singunr ana
hopeful OF our farmers and business men look
into thr lutllr, with drpnd. Capitalists appear
10 have scented t!oublc In the distance, ana
hay" invested their fund. in government bond-.
the curNr Of the country by which "ntcrpr,-
op. rtion,, Us hut lew bu>lnc,, men rn rely
Wholly On their own r,ptaL
40" fer our ray Of .i-ht. Early IN The Will
ter .Arg. qurutitic> UI currency ui Northern
Inu Eastern "ltics w,r, carried south 10 NOV,
Tia, crops. but ~ III nt,rs expected an advance
they utcnnru selling: hence ", had no activity
in the winter trade. But the liberal prices now
being pad bling out every surplu, bale, and
the cotton crop i, iiNt routed army all on the
move. The cons, qucncc Will be-, ii our farmer,
avail thcm,clyc. OF the golden opportunity
cash will b, paid again Tor our surplus products.
AMI from that time the present crisis will be-
gin to >lachtn ii, iron grip upon the Vital, OF
East Tennessee. L,t u, then have our bacon
smoked, our corn >hcicd, and everything else
that We can spare ready for market, and not
wait, as We have done before, Tor impossible
ties, namely. acdr prices.
ONF VINO v MED
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COMPLIMENTARY Notices.

w. ,o,,t,,,a ,ha ,otI,ou Of ,ha o,Io,.o,,,o,,
We 'o"''"u' WV "'''e.' VI wv enlargement
Of the POST by our brethren OF the press, to
whom we are truly grateful:
rx, ,pcpn.-The ATHENS po,r come IN III
'..aai, nnIorceI N :, ~ co,nmn no,'sn,,n.r
W. ,r, "lnJ n ace fins EVIDENCE If nrosncrity
on the pnrt of the Posi-. II any man merits
s,Ircrss and prosperity none more worthy can
ne found than th, founder and present proprc.
Tor oftLnt excellent paper Cleveland Banner.
N,,yap,,pp T,,ppovpupvra Tho AruvSs
pa,r nss hnem emI,r"cd "nJ imnroved nnnsiI
erably in appearance. As we have often re.
marked, Brother Wins gets lip u splendid pa
ncr. and we wish him much success Morris.
to,rn Gazetts.
nm ,ruvys posr This olJ and c,yor,,,
LUZ ;n"rnai h,s hoen eni,r " T., ' ivan
n'l,o,."'I J""'"", I', W. WIZ.
al 1 SrI"nJ S,m. p. wins. IFS cditnr /. one of
The most successful newspaper pubi ,hcr, In the
state. and buying been engaged In the business
for more than thirty years he is certain TO ,ii>.
tnin the Posi-, which IL I'M honor 10 the COM
m,lnity and the party in whose interest 1t is is
sued Sreet,cdter Enterprise.
Tur ,Tupxs posr- Thi. sterling Wcellv
Gonna, IN ~ In. w,rk enlarged IN the . tcnt of
fomr or ,iy. coIumns Alwny. one of thn hos,
r. M, ,bo ho,t ro,ntv n,ncrs In hi. mr. INV oth'
80 S,,,., ,h, rocon, ,mnrnvemrn, viii anal tho
,;uaJ ,Ii,or onmor,nmi,v 20 mntn tho pnSr
much more ncccnto he 70 its numcrou, subscr,.
beers. We are pleased to notice thi, improve.
mcnt In the Posi-, and hail 1t as u reward Of
,nrrit, possessed by none other equal to that uf
the genili. who 80 ably prpsi,lcs over Its col
umEs.- Ringston East 7ennesseedn.
The. Arurys posr come. Ia n. ENLARGED and
;,nroy, 4 ~. mr., nlcnscJ N no,ire Ri. owl
I"nre NJ nrosppritv Mr.. wins. Since orr nm.
nr' nti,".hiu The bnsT and il whole. .oulaJ
ir.nn,n,n,i,n, has ,Iwny. bnId !, warm nl,re In
ann .,aa,,i"n' R,;,toi ve,rs
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DIR. X. V. PIERCE. Of Buffalo, n. T.. sole
proprietor Of DR.. Sagc'> Caiar"h Remedy, has
for over three years offered through nearly
every newspaper in the United States, u stand
ing rrwar, Of 5000 for u case o: Catcrrh in the
head which he cannot cure. That be has
treated thousands of eases aud had no claims
presented for the reward, from any one who
has made thorough use Of his meanes Of cure.
j. strong and conclusive evidence that he pos
,cssrs sure means Of curing this oathsomc dis
ease. The Catarrh Remedy Is sold by all drug
gi>ts. or sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents.
Progress Of the KevOlutiOn.-A
new light la, dawncd upon the world with
the introduction of PLANTATION BIrTERs
twelve years ago. Drastic purgation went
out-rcstOratiOn and renovation came in. The
eyes of the people were opened to the great
fact that the way 10 cure disease is to strength
en- and support its victims. not to place them
at it, mercy by deprving them of the little
strength they have. II soon became evident
that as Il means o: infu>ing vitality into the
feeble system. regulating the secretiOns. cur
ing indigestion. and reforming bilious habit
of body. no medicinal preparation then known
WAS at all comparable to the new restorative.
Since then hundreds of attempts have been
made TO rival the BitteJs. They have all fail
ed, and the Grand Revolution in Medical
Treatment, which was commenced In 1860, is
still in progress. Nothing can stop it, for ii
is founded on the principle. now universally
acknowledged. that physical vigor Is the most
formidable antagonist IT all human ailments,
and experience has shown that Plantation Bit.
tiers is apcerless lnyigoraht, as well rs the best
possible safeguard against epidemic disease.
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Difference Of Latitude,

A savage dog at Trenton, New Jersey, has
severely bitten seven or eight persons, anu the
owner, though often requested to keep him ST.
curely fastened up, refuses to DO so. And now
they have instituted suit in Court 10 see whe.
ther it is lawful to allow such Nm animal to ruI,
at large. We hive II better plan OF disposins
of such eases out thu, way. Ifany one insists
upon keeping rabid and dangerous animal to
the annoyance and injury Of his neighbor, We
shoot him at short range--and then. ii the
ownel makes II mus. about it, we very prompt
ly shoot him TOO: thus getting rid of both the
brlltes
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Market Reports.

Wemu>t again admonish our friends below
that their market reports come to hand, oiirn"r
than otherwise. after the paper is worked Off
The paper t. dated on Thursday. nut in order
tOratch the "Cross Mails" that leave the Rail.
road Thursday morning, we are compelled
ITO 90 to press at II Wedn's day morning
There is II considerable surplus of corn and
meat in the country around us, and just now
the people are anxious to see the prices cur
gent South. Quotations week old are of no
use. A letter started from Augusta on Mon
day ought to reach us in time-onc from At
lanta Tuesday should he hereW ednesIay morn.
ing. Old quotations are yalucless, AN prices
.luilY Huitllitp.
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Something 10 Think About.

Corn L. quOteu in II. LOUIS ut AZ cents per
'Dushei; II bu>hcl OF corn weighs 10 pounds;
freight from II. Louis iOA ilanta on loo lbs corn
is " cents. Corn ut KnOX, lille. sacked ami de-
lNcrcd in depot, is quoted at GJ cents Il bu.hrl;
,ireght til iUU pounds corn from Knoxville to
Atlanta. accuruiiig To- aciicuiar from the latter
city. is 81 cents, Or about lt3s cents a bu>hel.
Me.reier 10 this, not TO complain OF railroad
TARIFF shut ITO let the farmer of East Tennessee
know that he has got to compete with the West
for the southern .markti-there i, no way to
get round it-Or rull sun, his surplus prouucc
ut home. We would be glad il the producer
could always gealiae largely on his labor and
cGpital. iT when he ,;Iiospers veal prosper.
But webave to deal with tacts-things a> they
are. II will be noticed that it takes "a ceuts to
freight Ito pounds Of corn from ST. Louis on
Cincinnati to Atlanta, while "a cents Is the ia
rifi on n 100 pounds from Knoxville to that
point. As stated, there are 10 pounds in
buslirl, which Is worth .65 cents at Knoxville
anG A. cents at st. Louis. The difference he
tween the price OF busbel OF corn ut the lat
ter point and the former Is u cents. ~ hi, the
fright from Knoxville on a bu>hri l. II fraction
over 10 cents, and from st. LQ,Ii, little over
32cents. Now add the fact that the West pro-
duccs thirty or forty bushels of com to tn,
acre while We produce not more than ten or fiji
teen bushels to the acre. and the simplest mind
can see " hat, the matter. We couldn't more
than compete with the treming West we're the
railroads to carry our ,tnti nj mere nominal
charges. which we don't think they are likely
80 do for year or two yet.
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M A N FL OOD:
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

IUST PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION
- Of DR.. Culycrwcl's Celebrated Essay on
the rddicdi cure Of certain weaknesses, the
chects Of Errors and Abuses In carly life.
The celebrated author, IN ihi- admirable cS-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming cOn,e-
qllencc> Of such errors and abuses may be- radi-
cnlly cured without the dangerous use Of IN.
ternal medicine or ;hcapplcation oflhe knife;
pointing out mode OF cure At once simple,
certain. and eiirctual by means Of which eve
ry sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself chcaply, privately, aud
radically.
IN This Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land
sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid Oh receipt of six cents, or
twopost stamps.
Also. Dr. Culyerwell's marriage Guide"
price % cents. Address the Publi>her,,
CIlAS. j. {. KLINE n CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, Y. o. Box I,jsG.
Feb. |, lS,2-ly-2lS
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The Revival.

The meeting which commenced in the NJ. L.
Church South, Athens, on the 18th Of January
closed SUNDAY night. II has been the most pro-
trarted and the most happy in il, results ut
any that has occurred here for many years.
The number Of conversion. during The revival
is stated at 90--40 of HON joined the Church
where they pIOfrssrd. Others have attached
ihem>clye, 10 other hurchrs IN the city. At
the closing services SUNDAY night the Sacra-
mrni Of the i.rid's super was administered.
on which occasion u number Of members Of the
different Church organizations participated.
During HE meeting the Re, ". ". Pyotl,
oi the Athens tircuit, ana the Rev. George ID.
French .tatioIrd 81 E.ilr>ton and Calhoun.
were con-tahil! licscIt, iaboriug earnestly
tnd ,h,rI'ntH. tth'l nini~'rrnl brethren
were also lii atirnuaGr", hose names We md
no! learn.
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Athens Post e.-The Mails.

Up. or Eastern bound Nail, close, at $50 A. NJ.
Down, or southern and Western bound Mail,
closes ut $50 =. VI.
sulphur springs, via Scwee and Pin Hook,
thr, = times wrck-luaye, Mondays, Wcdncs-
days md Fridays.
Pike>ilc, via Decatur, Washington e. smith,
X Roads, twice u wcek-cayes Tuesdays and
Fridays, at M.
Coghll, ia Cantrcll's Y Roads, once week
leaves Satu rdays at $ A. NJ, and returns same
day at ) Pm.
The Mails for Benton, Ducktown aud other
points in Polk comfy, are supplied VIA Clcve-
land, and leave tn point twice II week, Lon
day, and Thursdays.
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Allnnln House.

Special attention Is invited to the Card Of
Dunn, Og'etrce & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Grocers and Commi ssion Merchants, Atlanta.
Ga. The house was recently established, but
is already doing large business. Col. John
n. Dunn, member Of the Firm, was along
this way last week. He WAS raised and is well
concern liberal share Of patronage from East
Tennessee.
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MelQ, ('Ouuty.

Circuit Court for Mcgs county will meet at
Decatur next Monday. the 9Th. As we will
not be able to be present on the interesting oc-
casion, our friend, Capt. JAS Howe, Of this vi.
cinity, will take pleasure in attending to any
business for the Posi- which may be committed
to his hands. Having recently expended about
five hundred dollars in retitting o II office, of
course We are badly in need of money. The
paper has long had large circulation in Meigs,
but we shall always be happy to add to the list
Of our patrons in that DIRECTION.
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Chancery Court at Decatur Tennessee

AAhna X. BoSgess, ct al, vs.. lrby II. Bog
CESS, 1T al.
P'ttion for Uicorce, AlimOny &c.
IN this cause the complainant Muhaa r.
i Bocgcs,. in her own right, and as next
friend # John b. and Susan r.. Borgess., hav-
Ing flied her bill Of complaint upon oath, in
the Chnrccry Court at Decatur. Tennessee,
against Irry II. Boggcs> and Enoch collins,
charging ah,ong other things, that the said
Irhy II. Bog,,css i, justly liable to her for ali
mony, &c., md resides out Of the State Of
Tennessee, and having obtained by the order
and iiat Of the honorable u. NJ. Key. Chancel-
Tor. &C., an original attachment against the o..
tate Of said lrby IL. BoCge>s, rcturnablr to the
March term, lS,2. % said Court and the same
having been levied on the property Of said IT.
by II. BOggcss, it is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master. that the SAID lrby II. Bog
gc., he required 20 appear before said Chance
~ Court, AT the Courthouse, in Decatur, on
the ~ Monday Of March next, and make de-
Tense to >4Id Bill, or the sane will be taken for
confessed, and the cause sci Tor hearing eX par.
t. a. TO him; it /. further ordered by the Clerk
and Master that this notice be Published fou-
consecutive weeks in the Athens Post, a weekly
newspaper published in Athens. McMiun
county, Tcnnrs,cc. This 10Th day Of JANUARY,
49, W. +. BLENINS, ca VI.
Burkett & smith, sol, for compl't.
Jan. 20, lS'2-lt-pr- fee eG ,JO-2lI
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G NERAL DIRECT TORY
Courts at Athens.

Chnnccry Court-II Hon. ID. NJ, Key. Chancellor;
Court meets 4th Mondays in May and N0yem-
Der; j. NJ. Henderson. Clerk ana Master. office
ut residence, Main street..
Circuit Court Hon. John r. IIoyl, Judge;
Court meets "a Mondays in April, August and
December John +. slower, Clerk, office in the
Court House.
County Court-Wm. G.. Horton. Chairman:
Quarterly Court meets l-t Mondays IN January,
April, July and October; Quorum Court meets
1T Monday in each month; Lon. BLIZZARD, Clerk,
office in the Court House.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS John A. Gouldy.
sheriff; +. W. liyorn. Trustee; W. NJ. Kelley,
Tax Collector; VIM. {. Davis, Register; Tho,.
sherman, Coroner; A. +. Keith, Public Admin
i>trator; W. Gettys, Public Guardian; DO. j.
Wins, Ranger.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
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