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IIiEAp FARMS For SALE.

II u y - Il ED AND EIGlITY-NINF
ACRES near Ferris depot. on the S~"uihsidt. rail-
ROAD: part cleared AMI in good condition. with small
house: !rlaucr IN original growth: nj S3.1n per
acre: only 800 cash ltrIuirctI: balance on liberal
terms.
$INTI-ONE AND 4 HALF ACRES In Hen
rir" county. III New Market. ten miles from Fitch
moid. nn F"ur-Aiilc creek. half uLir from james
river; soil very fertile and productive: al s:u per
acre: ou liberal terms.
NtNETl-rIiI;Et ACRES In New Kent. near
Taylnr'$ store. about iiyc miles from West Point.
one mile from laiuunhy river: about two-fltir,l> in
w"."iS: balance cleared. with Il small Trained house ::
al :2Ju cash.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES ~ NELSON
COUNTY three miles from laurs River and ka-
nawlla canal. near " administer. aud five miles from
Montreal station 81 the Orange and Alexandria
railruad. al - per acre. on liberal terms III credit.
VIII divide this farm If desired Ia suit purchasers.
y lit INBRED ACRES NEAL: GDRDpNS-
WILLIE. ouc-Irart"r mile al Melton Station On
chesapeake AMI ohio railroad. thrc" miles from
t'"r'i"Isti llr. part in w"u,ls. al - per acre, "n lihc-
rtl trrruS.
INCUR" further partirrlar..
T.. i. NEWHltKN.
ir l"-!t iOli Maiu nir'ri.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

\ EWA AND NALUAHLElNSTRU-GEi2
CTITTTs
MEET.-llavIu~ added Ia my ease at instruments
orrnf pr. Murrison'% celebrated Z" BUR ENt,lSES,'
| AM prepared /" operate upon Tie natura teeth
with I.E>S PAIN AND FATIGUE I" Tie patient,
an,t also with greater r,ntdiry and tI"rouglr,~S than
i, possible To Ir obtained 10y the hand.
JID Is. WOOD. u. II. :.
prtlrr: W.. ! Ninih st rect. pan-t"I
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IsAIssItDAD HINES.
RIGHMOND AND YORK RIvEp
RAiLROAH COMPANY.
NVfiCE 10 SHIPPERS AND THE TRAyFr
LING PUBLIC.
RAIfAIOAD LINES.

~, -
On and after Tuesday. .Iupc 1sfb, nnfif rnr,,.a..
tice, Train leaves ffiT derrot for ""'si NJ
b~AiIriMORF PiIfLADELPHJi. SEw YepE
on
URSflAYS, AEDsaTIIRn,ys
nj 2 o'clock U. 81. instead oi 4 II. s ~ r"rn,aIs'
apa i9r WESF POINT daily mt same hour. ~
SiihhIy Tram discontinued AFTER July ,tIr.
h,,,i,n,,flp ilrktts 10 West Point can be procured
~ i, goOdto return ON MONDAY only.
'or .I1o.
freiRih Srnil, with passenger car attached. Leaves
tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays, al 4 O'Clock (
NJ fT through freigbts 10 all points NoyI, an5
west; and on Mondays, Wednesday,, and Erjiays'
for Rscsl freight between Richmond and w., p |.
atsA NJ. io 1n
Freight received daily, carefully handled. and
nrs,st nfIy fpr,carlot uI~s.-n ,,1 - STU
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TUNARD LINE OF STEAM I@
TOWN. GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
From NEW YORK, gao: TO NEW YORK, $3&,
IN CURRENCf.-The safe. tirst-class iron steam
slips of this line will sail Us follows: WEDSES-
DAY nth, and SATURDAYS, goth and 18th Ot
April, and SATURDAYS. aih, nth, and lsil, Of
MAY. and twice every following week, from Gu
NAIsU'S WHARF, Jersey City.
CHARLES FRANCKLYN.
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL AYRES. Agent,
Richmond, No. 1920 Main, corner Fourteenth street.
an 25-3m
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RICHMOND, FREpERiCKSBuEc ASDl
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.,
kILIINANlA - IuL.. L. - Z

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Goa
RICHMOND, Va. June 10, 1872.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, The TRAINS on this road will run Is fol-
lows
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at S A.
". an! $50 l.. II. AMI leave Petersburg at ll25 A.
VI. arrI sos L. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS. with Il passenger coach at
iaci"tl. leave Richmond at \ A.. NJ. and 5 l.. NJ. and
leave Petersburg al 7:!5 4. NJ. AMI 1850 l.. NJ.
Tine 500 \. VI. TRAiN Will not leave Richmond
on SIm'ays. aud thu -Dj +. VI. MAIl. TRAIN and
7is A. NJ. Fl;Elt;IfT TRAIN will not leave Peters,
burg on Sundays.
Fare for Singl" tickets. .........Sl IS
Fare Tor return tickets. ........... 2 %
Communication tickets can he hail at the following
rates:
Flity-trip tickets for. ......-.,....S $40 90
nnc-luInlrrd "trip tickets ior....... 10 %
PASSENGERS for Norfolk Will take the $50 l.. NJ,
DAILY TRAIN. aud those from Norfolk will con.
ucci ii Petersburg with the HES AN TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $50 A.
VI. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on The same days ut
$50 l.. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The . \. NJ. RAN will connect ut Petersburg
with thu Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
l.yrwlhurg daily.
rrLLMANS PALACE 81 .EEPING-CAR will
tc attached 1" The THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
running through 10 Wilmington.
r.. u. KASEY,
f. 10 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Rav.H Asrs ogEAs sTEAmErrs

SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
Passengers booked to and from railway stasa,rzs
or eeap0rts I'm England, ireland, Scotland, NoryaT.
Swedenr Denmark. Germany France, Holland, EEL
GUM, and the United States.
Cabin fare from New York to London, Liyerpasf.
Glasgow, or Derry. Ivy Wednesday rs steamer. 800
BY Saturday steamer, SIS and Sf5.
Excursion tirkrts Slan. All payable In current7-
Passengers hooked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
Messlnl. and Trieste. to New York.
Cabin, Sli0: steerago- S55- Payable In ctirreucy-
For further Information aprlytn
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Bowling Green. ". y. or
j. W. WYATT, Agent.
~ lam 3 GoycTDcr street, Richmond. Va.
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IICiiMuhD AND bASyiILE RAILROAD C0.,l
I;ICliMOSD. June I. 1872.
DlCIIMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL-
III aud after SUNDAY, June 9Th,
l,72:
GOING WEST.
Train M. , Through lalsscngcr) leaves Richmond
daily tcNrrrt Snudaysl at $40 A.. NJ; leaves Dam
Vile ut 1855 l.. NJ; arrives III Greensboro ut $3.50
T.. VI.
Train No. u.yncilhnrg rus.engrry leaves Rmh-
i. ~.
Train No. u uilr"ri"l mail ar't express, leaves
Richmond daily al l:.5 L. NJ: leaves lianyillc daily
ii 9:jj L. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro daily at l2:25
~ EAST.
Train M. ] Through mail and cStlrSs) leaves
daily nj $40 a. NJ; arrives at Richmond Gsty ut
1850 L. VI.
Train no. = through !nsscnger) leaves Green's
boro' daily except sundays al ll:l0 4. VI. leaves
lHnyiIIc at l:52 L. NJ; arrives at Richmond at $50
L. N.
Train No. D Hynclburg passenScr) leaves Lynch
burg daily At . \. Nj: leaves Bnrkcslllc 1t l Z.
NJ: arrives at sicimond AT l o'clock l.. NJ.
Trains Nos. ) and II connect ut Greensboro with
trains on The North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 8 connects at EnrkevIltr with train on
tin. Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Train No. IL r"nIcctsa ri Greensboro With train FOR
Raleigh: arrives tlrr,. ut 1915 \. NJ. Pass, ngers
leaving Raleigh at T:l5 i. II. connect ut Green's
lmro' with train NJ. for Richmond.
THROUGH TICKETS Ia all points south and
southwest ran h. procured al the ticket 'ilicc In
l.irlrnnri. tui 1T X. i. WAIKEG. Agent 81 the At
ltntir. MISSISSIPPI and b!iio T:tllIO.tl, No. iJ.o hlalU
street, Eirlnnuni.
Papers that have arrangements Ia advertise the
schedule III This company WI !'l.;,r" iri,t a. noFc
General ETtig'li AMI Ticket Agent
7. NJ. Il. TAL,orr, Engineer and supcriniend-
cnt. to7
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Tie New York Observer has passed through
the ordeal, and Starts out anew on the second
fifty years witha larger list olreadcrs and more
numerous friends than ever. Such Il steady
course of prosperity is uncXamplcd, aud in
spires confidence. The editor this paper work
ed on the Observer rs n compO,itor in 1875.
That was good while ago, and good many
things of more or less Importance, have hap
pcncd since then. Thousands Of journals. re-
geus and SECULAR have sprung up, ilourShcd
for season and passed away; while the OBJ
server has kept on through all the years that
have since come and gone, combining itself to its
legitimate line and steadily increasing ITS circl-
Iatlon and enlarging it, influence, which has
always been good and wholesome. At the pc
Rod referred to the Observer was printed in the
office Of John NJ. Danforih, ut the corner Of Wa
ter street and Buring slip: the publication of
nee and editorial room were in the American
Tract Society House, ut the head of Nassau
street. The working editor was Mr.. IIullcck,
subsequently Of the journal of Commerce, rs
true Il mar and christian rs ever lived and died
AT that early day the Observer had crcula-
ton Of five thousand copies, and was printed
on sheet about half its present size. New York
was then lively little burg, o! three hundred
thousand inhabitants; Brooklyn thrifty viii
lagc; Jersey City hamlet comprising dozen
or two houses, and llobokcn little more than
the home of the Stevens family. The popua-
ton Of New York is now about one million
Brooklyn 100000; Jersey City $1,000; and llo-
bOkcn 10000.
We have been receiving the Observer during
the current year. 1t is unnecessary to add that
we always go over its columns with NOR, than
ordinary interest, and that we can bear cheer
full testimony to the worth Of the paper. We
ste its publishers propose to give to every sub
scriber for 1873 an appropriately embclli,hcd
Jubilee Year Book. Those who subscribe will
have no cause to regret the step. 50 Il year.
Sidney L. Morse & Co., 3. Park Row, New
York.
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Il,G EhOMH NinCsairIG.

This Machine has long taken the lead fol
the beauty and durability Gifts Leather work
and is to-day the popular Machine with Boot
ploycd successfully in making Kid Gloves
lhrasols, and the most delicate articles Of La
dies apparel.
If you are thinking of buying, and are pre-.
JUDGED in favor of any particular Machine
at least erumihe the Howe before you pur.
chase. The Howe Machine illustrates the cN.
ccllcnccs Of all other Sewing Machines. 1t
will sew all and ecerythiHg required IN any
household. For sale by W. c. HARLEY
Athens, Tennessee, Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro.
CeriCs, Produce, Nc. &c.
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" lscnt wanted
w. q. EsllirY

w EVsIF w sdWFFW-
EohcSon ~ Nixon will pay the highest mar
kct price in Cash for good Wheat.
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sp1sigC assN.

JAMES Il. REED was born April Nth. 1890.
and departed thN lIlc the 10Th day Of Srpirm-
h"G. 49,. Tie hrcamr a member Of the Churrh
Of Christ early in lie. 10 the end Of which he
adorned til" Christian prorcs Ion. lie VIZ,
Mind and loving in hi disposition. Ever
ready to lend u helping hand to the poor and
needy; h" was pattern Of good work, To all
who knew HIM, both young and old. Brother
Reed WH- not ouly IN upright riiiIru but h.
was also devoted Christian. In him we
found a brother true and StCadmst. To know
him WAS only 10 love him. But. inlSlnuch ~
ii has pleased an Allwi>c God to remove him
from our midst. and from his sphere If USE
luImr~~ here. to that bourne whrncr he shall
not return, but whittier we are fastening. and
where We shall meet him again. we tender our
heartfelt sympathy 10 his bcrcayrd brethren
and friends. Yes, brother,
Thou art gone to the grave, but We will not
drplorc thee.
since Goa was :hy ransom, thy guardian.
thy guide;
He cave thee. he took thee, and he will restore
thee.
And death hath no sting since the the 81.
yiour hath died."
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Land Sale.

Henry Sloop 1t al vs.. J.. c. Casey.
IN OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE OF TUI
L County Court at Athens, Tennessee. at the
November term ISL in the ahose stated cause
WILTON Friday. the 10th az Of December
1872. sell on the premises. all the lands nj
which Henry ~loop died. seized and possessed
\ full description Of said Lands will be given
ON day Of sale.
Term, u ~llc:-Siil land, will he sold on a
credit of nine and sixteen months. bearing
interest from day or sale. except the sum ui
twenty per cent Of the purchase money. which
must be- paid cash III hand on day Of Silc. and
4 lien will be- retained on said land until the
purchase money j. fully paid.
Lon ELlIARD, Clerk.
Nov. II. is5!-r-pr, Tee u Vj-251
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FIRST Round Quarterly Meetings.

AIuESs plsrRlCr-M. u. G. SurrH.
Philadelphia ct, PhlNdclphin. Nov,Hl Dee. l..
NWcctwatcr rt., SWcctwn,cr Dee. IS,
MadiSonyillc ct.. walnut Grove, Dee, I'D.
Athens ct, Wesleyan, Dee, An.
Decatur ct, Decatur. Dee. 2S--2j.
RircliIr IT., Walnut Grow, Jan, ID.
Athens station, January liz.
Tennessee River Mis-. Tenn. chapel. Jan. is -
rrllico Mission, Cane Creek, Jan, 2j-2d,
The District stewards Mcctins win he held
At SWcctwntor December 7th. The stewards
vii please attend. {. Lose.
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View advertisements.
SNDrCnc Court Sale.

DCRSIANT to u decree Of the Suprrm,
Il Court Of Tennessee, at it, september term
~. at knoNVilc,i in the suit " \. II. Keith
ci al. IS. +. W. !Iydcn, will offer at public
SALE at the door Of the Cnurt-hou>c, in AIbru,
on the 36lii day Of December next, Il
tract Of land, the property Of laid IIydcn, ".
ing in McMinn county, Tennessee, ndjoinin.
the lands Of T.. u. c. Shugart. John A. Long.
" m. u. Smith. Jackson Wilson and Others.
aud containing SEQ aero. more or less
Terms OF sale: Cash in hand.
j. +. DEADERICK. Clerk.
Nov, % IS1I.it-lr, fee 81 OD-JGO
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Seems to he the prevailing idea with Mc,sr..
Mrkcldin X CO.. to whose advertisement we
have heretofore rclcrrcd-jndgng from the
low prices at which they are dispo,ng Of their
elegant new Goods. Their store i, in the
same building formerly occupied by their
father, Mr.. \. McKcldin, rhcll Stock Of Goods
Is larger and more varied than /, usually
brought to this market, but they have deter
mined to please their customers, and are still
receiving more new Good, to which they in.
wife special attention.
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CHIEFS. and THINGS.

Grants majority In Little Delaware i o)S
The Alabama Legislature met last Moud0y
somebody says the dearest spot on earth i
the store thrt don't advertise.
The majority for Greeley In Kentucky /, les,
than eight thousand.
Senator Morton has been nominated by q Re-
publican caucus at indianapolis for reelection
The Insurance companies lose by the Boston
lire -iS,,i2,30),
The six weaver, Of New Jersey are on u
strike,
Mr., Eyart., Of New York, l. mentioned n
likely to succeed Mr., Fish for secretary orStato
Snow to the depth Of two feet Tell at Buffalo
New York, last Friday
It Is stated us something incredible that a
lawyer was recently bap,,cd in Iowa.
Elisha BaNtcr, Republican,, has been elected
Governor o! Arkansas.
sick.
\ woman, took feeble to escape, was burn
ed 10 death in house near Pitt,burg, Pa.
Two hundred negroes sailed from New York
for Liberia lat week.
The Official return, from Virginia give that
state to Grant by $50.
Ills said that about is hundred brakcmcn a
year IRE killed at their work in the United
States
The Cleveland Banner thinks the hog market
will open in that place at four cent, gro,, and
iiycu,t.
Petroleum N.NaNty, whose wit consists in bad
spelling, j, to be continued u, chief scribe Of
the Radical party, with an increased salary.
4 lively contest /, imminent in Massachusetts.
about thrScnntor,hip to be made vacant by the
election of Wilson to the Vice Presidency
Well defined veins of gold have been discover
cd Near kcIIy'N Ford, Virginia, five miles from
Rappahanuock station.
1t i, announced that Wo>hhurnc, Minister to
France, i, u candidate for United State, Scna-
torirom Illinois.
\ destructive fire at Fort Smith, Arkmsls,
last week, destroyed property to the amount Of
@lop00o.
An accident on the Little Rock Railroad last
Friday resulted in the death Of Putnam, the en-
gnccr.
Woop find, ready sale At one dollar load.
\ load /, presumed to be rs much a, two we'll
fed horses or oxen can pull; but occasionally
the presumption i not realized.
WINTER commenced last Thursday. and at
this writing the weather., cold and clear.
CHATTANOOGA /, threatened wth coal
famine
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Atlanta Igur'icf.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. Is. 1872.
Corn. white SSlgaOO. Wheat. I.9Dnl. -
outs. 30 per bu>hrl. Hay, per leo. l.bj.-
Flour. per bbl. >upcrGur O.UOnO.OO: family S.m
Corn Meal. Sja9o. Dry Salt Meats. clear sides
Ol4: shoulders .. Lard, in ticrcrs ga,: cans
lOi2all Butter, lja2j. Eggs, -. Irish Pc.
tatoc,. 2.00a3.OO. Onions, 800. Feathers, 80,
90. Hogs gross. lljI. Dressed TURKEYS, Is.
Dressed Chickens. II.
Corn scarce. demand good; Wheat wanted
FOR seed; Oats in moderate demand Meat, dc.
clining; Hog, wanted at > cents gross.
Respectfully.
STEPHENS ,& FLYNN.
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The Small H'ox III bristol.

A private letter from Bristol, dated the Eth,
received ut this Office, says: I'VE have hut
one Gaze Of smell poX a child Of Mr.. STRAIT
tons. We may, however, have other eases in
Il few days. Every precaution is being taken
to prevent spread Of the disease
We learn from other sources that there have
been three deaths from the disease since its
first appearance.
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no Those Indebted.

All persons indebted to ChaS. +. Keith are
hereby notified to come forward and make
settlement ut once. He will take in payment
good understandable produce or even green
backs. Please take notice and govern your
snlycS accOrdinglY. Nov. -.
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Two young men, named Primer and Rudd,
were committed to the Jail ut this place last
sunday morning, charged with breaking into
and robbing the store Of Col. b. +. Martin, at
Calhoun. Five hundred dollars worth of goods
We're stolen and forty odd dollars in money. \
portion of both goods and money was rcrov-
,rnl
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S:srll:p l'lay,Sc,

The little folks are to open Santa Clau,
New Years Mail Bag at Cane Creek Academy
at o'clock p. m. December 81, 1872. Some
thing rich and rare may be expected. Let
tiers, packets, and parcels should be distinctly
addressed, so that mistakes may be avoided
All are invited to attend the distribution.
SANTA CLAUS, Postmaster
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4 ID va VI H. b, CA AZ.
a hens Market.

ATHENS. Nov. II.
Wheat advanced, l.A0 to '.Go. good attirlc.
Flour 400 per sack for best family. Bacon We
ry scarce at l2la cents hog round. Lard
in lin can, ~. Corn duh 90. Mcal 60. But
ter If rood. ~ ccnfS-inIcrior no sale. EggS
i9l2. New Hay, -. Oats 3OiDO, little demand,
Dried BackbcrrirS in demand at u cents
Gin'rn. wanted at 30 cent, per ID. Apples.
dried !; Peaches. halves ~: quarter, 3. lnf,-
riornO sale. New Corn, iOaj0. Field Peas, 10
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The Stockholders met in Convention at Knox
willie on the 18th instant. The following named
gentlemen were elected Directors:
Il Y Wilson, jos Jaqurs. & VI Mcthcc. W |,
SEWER, u Reynolds, Il II Richards, " & KYLE.
jas u Cuwur, |, G. Jackson, T. q Barrett, John
Talbot, JAS Earnest, Robt Sncrd, ; ; Boyd,
Jos Il Anderson.
The new Board met on the ensuing day and
elected the following officers:
President. Il + Wilson: Vice President. G. VI
Mc'ihrc; Vie" President and Superintendent
Joseph Jaqucs; Secretary and Treasurer, ia, q
Mtchrll.
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Land Sale,
In Gl,anccrt V,ur. at Dccn,u,

-h Y I''NffTl tbur1 nf hccntnr.
j. H. Collins, adm'r&r.. ". The Heirs of 4
coz. deed.
OBEblENtE To AN INTERLOCUTO-
l ry Gcrr'v # the 'hJnCtry Court at Decatur
Mrg> county, Tennessee made nj the SEMEN.
Der term 80. will 80 upon the premises on
saturday, 30ih November, 1872,
aud sell To the highest bidder. ut public out.
cry. the following dcsrIibcd trcts of land.
w: - acres oil the south side Of The north
west quarter If section -. and tine southeast
corner ut the northeast quarter If section 30,
"d fractional township, 3d range west of Tho
mrudiin !liwaS>cc District; also, the south.
west quarter of section Il. Sd fractional town.
snip. "a range. west Of the meridian. Iiwas-
see District. The aboys described lands are
situate in the 81 civil district. Neigs coun-
~. Trnu'',1". Said lands will h. sold on /,
credit VI Twelve months. taking note with IN
:crc'i from date and good security from the
purchaser for the purchase money. except Ten
per cent. OF IN" purchase price which will be
required TO hr paid in hand on The day of sale,
ana lien retained on the land until The pur.
chase money i, tn'ly paid. Thi, the q It 0cto.
Der. ~. W. +. BLENINS, {. NJ.
Oct. -. lN-2-i'.pr> fee 90 .OO-2i6
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Several small lots of Pork were sold in this
place IN the early part OF the week ut ! and q
cents We learn that some parties in the
country have been buying ut ~ cents gross,
The market has not sttlcd yet, but the farmers
are generally asking 6 cents net.
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WHAT does p. G. Wilson do with so mucb
Windpw CLASP lie received nearly ton
from ohio II few weeks ago. and has had two
lots from the East since. They say he under
sells Knoxville on Glassware Of all kinds.
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TEE horse disease Is spreading from the d..
rcrIion Of Nashville, and is expected to reach
Chattanooga in Il few days. Our Nashville
letter gives recipe for the discase-to which
the Ownars Of stock are referred.
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our subscribers who propose to discharge
their indebtedness to this Office in wood. are re-
spcctiuly reminded that abort now would be ,
good time to haul. The weather Is delightful
md the rOnls cXcrllnnt.
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WE notice several transactions in wheat dt-
ring the week. at our quotations in the rcgu-
lar market report. Corn is not in heavy de-
mand at the quOiable figure.
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Sour nkrOut,

Beef has been selling from wagons at 3 and
{ cents for hind quarters, and cent, for fore
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22

CHRISTMAS is coming. and if you wish to
make II fine present, call on q. u. Smith & Co..
los Gay ST., Knoxville, Of write them, and
You will surely get it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22

Rohc,on a NiNon make tia speciality, and
are oilring great bargains.
LADIES Hat, of the latest styles at Chas. +.
KctI's.
DRIED FRUIT wanted at MCKELDIS ~ cos.
THE ladies will fnd latest style. fine Ores,
Goods at ChaN. +. Krith's, AZ lhclowc-t prices.
BEEF AT IInirys on Wednesday and Friday
u each week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22

Now is the time to sell your Wheat will
pay the advanced price. Cl,hromy- call be-
fore selling. ON T.F.GiHsON.
FINE selection Of Lulir, and Mems shawl,
at Cha,. +, kclh',, cheaper than the cheapest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22

Col. j. C.. STANTON respectfully declines
. be 4 candidate for Mayor Of Chattanooga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22
Beef.

The Chanccry Court for McMun county vii,
meet at Athens on next Monday, the yjth.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22

Robc,on AZ nixon have just received large
lot Of splendid fur, and another supply Of
Dress Goods, which they will sell very cheap.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22
Wood.

A very superior article, for sale cheap
tTnlIcy's.