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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-05-29
WTIGs, BRAIDs AND oURLs.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
ID NORTH CAROLINA.

NORTH CAROLINA.
The next Term begins on the second day of JAN
UARY, 1872. The College is situated in Mecklen-
burg county, N c., directly the line of the At
lantic Tennessee & Ohio Railroad. 1t is equi-
distant from Charlotte and Statesville, from which
places there are daily trains.
Its means for furnishing a liberal education, al
ready ample, have been greatly enlarged by the re.
cent addition of the valuable ''BRUMBY CABINETS
of Minerals, Fossils and Shells and the opening of
Practical Laboratory for the studens in Chemistry.
A Scientific Course of three years is fully organ
lied, graduates in which receive the degree OF
Bachelor of Science The requirements are the
same as for the Classical Course, except the Latin
and Greek languages.
The ordinary College expenses for one year, ex-
elusive of clothing and travelling, vary from $3.50 to
$780,
For Catalogue or other information, apply to
j. r. BLAKE.
de 20-1y Chairman of the Faculty.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-05-29
ID edmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
III Route.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

CHANGE OF SCHEDUIE'
UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-S Street station, 1920
p. m.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd Street station,
9p M, Except on Sundays)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station, p. m. Except on Sundays.l
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton. g. p. m.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street
station. 10 a. m. Except on Mondays.l
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad Street station, S37 a. m. Except Sundays)
Accommodation Train runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west ria Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will by taking the 1920 p. m. mail hence
connect with the g. II p. m. train at Relay House,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. By the p.
M they will connect with the g. 20 a. m, at Relay
House, on the same road-the former being the
quicker line for points west
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-05-29
SYSTEMATIC BENEvoLENCE.

Dr. Porter presented the following report, which
was adopted:
The Committee on Systematic BeneyOlence re-
spcctfully submits the following:
Reports from thlrty-eigbt Presoyteres under
the care of the General Assembly have been put
In the hands OF this Committee Five OF them
however, are so imperfect IN detail andlrreg ular
In form that they furnish no definite information
beyond tire gratifying statement, which charae,
terzes nearly all of these reports, that the general
subject Of Systematic BeDevolence, seems to be
receiving increased attention on the part OF the
churches represented.
On comparing these Reports with those present
cd TO the last Assembly, We find the following
facts:
Seven Presbyteries are added this year to the
number Of those reporting to the General Assem-
biz
Two hundred and eight churches have eOntri-
buted to aY fre Of the objects ordered by the As
semby.
One hundred and eighty four churches have
contributed to t0ur Of them.
One hundred and fifty four to three OF them.
One hundred and seventy-seyen 70 tl10 OF them:
One hundred and ninety-six to one OF them, and
sWo hundred and iorty-six to none Of them.
As far as these reports cover the ground, some
Advancement seems TO have been made IN the
direction Of this important subject during the year
For example, as already stated, larger number
Of Presbyteries have reported to the Assembly.
Sixty-four churches have been added to the list OF
those contributing to az nee OF the objects recon-
mended By the Assembly, and there Is indicated,
among our people, growing tendency TO tall IN
with the ScrptuTal plan OF regular, stated and sys-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDyEsDlY 20-BEKvzsAyals today including - carr ~
restsa mostly tO-aV Of lob beeye All Al O0mmu
tniuaw MOrng ae IN no
held iJT The market TIE sane a. on nou
ttb weight Nc al by s. v, shsT"-- 90 - n Nal
o-r oue heFhefAon ion ihe. own lOs ordinary 6 c Illinois
seers Ia Iu, A ana prime Ohio grades strong cg for
Eb-rso III 3at, ~ Goldsmith ls Erst ot hi Ohio steE
VI Ema d eE, 56d az re with fair 6i08
rrt Indiana lZn.ttc.
b. Gilet for Voeief d OHIO cattle I car miysd 50l2
the little steers A. ~ e and u al l4tc,
car lltdlz4c
ssmuss Morris u Illinois steers a ct at I6l2e and
] car az ztc. 81 m y cNt, 81 . leado
Id NeVers sold5I for Morris A
w 5egt sold Of the Morris cste "a evt Al Itl0Ia
seru NJ H. Kahn ~ iudlsua asers IO5O n ~ IItc 81 d
q cE.
Mtet steady with sales % Forelhst hy Judd B0engh of oar
sheep "a D. a atc car Ohio q q Sc car do 70 ~ &C.
} DO. 81 r. a. 1lc
Lerea Bsrne Indiana. 7l T. at &C. car d. 81 D. At
6ic. and j "a Canadas ~ n. az 6tc.
Hume Elliott AZ ghh-st Al Canada sheen 100 n Al
90 l8 ll50Zl Gc 81 d0 IA IS III lLl hi af ne
al State 81 Canada lambs - B &c.. 81 76i H. Al
Gic p off n al &c., an1 %. n lots. Bi n ell at8e
At 5, n ONO Sc a BUCKS " n IT, AID IS jersey
Ho6-Ar 678l ssierL we have lO115 today W. "A carr At
Foretb-t y Conmuhpaw They dropped ~ farthsr In
% yesterday and continue very weak Dressed od 30 &c heavy
l. 6doC ior neu pd ole Or PIGS lave sold - - rs
.lt and zJ OHIO 10 H. a. Sc, AID l55 " Ll5 p, az 81 "a
1lhf receipts To-Day ucil1ng 10 reported
Z head mstBg The total supply Tor The Etek
G head J5 srs against Us for the same ume last
Tie market alos and dull a. &C. o. from Yesterday
Of su0E-dnfs aud bnycrs bad u6
About 500 head dp0sed Of sales s.
ranging 100 b. 90 -3Det ~ heal Mich
ga eker, aysrgns 81 d. - Isl ~ head Ohio steers rslguI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErRnpEAN MANKETN

Iopox Wow 2O:A m-Consos opened o2i for money and
Tor The United FverWenY bonds ts old 30
1857 Territories. sd Elves 49, kne Railway shares t
FRvKFoRT Nov 2-Uued Hvrweuy bonds 96i FOR the
issue
LIVERPOOL Nov 2O-l30 m.-CotOn opened with hardening
tendency: MIddlinr Uplands 3D.. Mllng l0d Wheat
1dl no for Rei Western Spring, and COLL Tor Red WINTER
LONDON. Nov 2J--1 D. n.-Eue Railway shares, Aa
liverpool E1-2 motion has harlertng tenaenc7
MdlHg uphnds, 9a9td hddius Orleans lOtA breSNsls are
quiet
FRlSFToK7 Nov 2O-Unoi States Fve-rTea bonds lc for lie
the of 1852
PARIS. Nov. 20-n. m -Rentes, 52. Gre
LvzRroof Nov 25 closed unchanged; the snles OF
the bales including 4o 10y speculation and eT
port: Of Middiug for November az l5l6d
ANTWERP Tor Pale American
LosD0N ACCOMMODATIONS Lneed. o. aoi6. Common
R0sin. 10 GdlO per cwt.
LIvRRroo1 Nov. % Evening Common Rosia, Il cEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21


Nov 2o-Coion quiet Madings l80lalci net re-
ceDs l12 bales, sales, 200. ,
2Cotoh frm holders asking cher prices MID
dugs 2Ool 6aei eIporscoasH1e l5o bales
bales. stock. Q 3J9 bales
20COt0u tuni M1liLg ltc net receipts
bale sale N bales; stock, 39SS bale.
Nov 2OCottOn lnni Ml1hngs Ac receipts
$40 bales 50 b sales 40 bsesi $50 bales last
evening; stock 90 bales
CIscSSArI Nov. 2OCoion frm; held hsAer, MiliHg Dic
receipts shipments bales, stock 1871 bales.
LOUISVILLE 2-CotiOn lm; Mlddlnss, 1910, receipts 556
bales shipments. Lib baie-
EEvORLEAgs Nov 2Cotton IN good demand; Low Mddngs
l8ie: MCduss lgic receipts 4lJ7 bales gross 500 bales
erDors-to Butaiu, 20l bales oJhe Cou-ent 1J bales
salss 5pl bales evening n jlt bales
2Q-C0lt0u MddIugs lBi QBfc; net
receipts Britain 1901 bales coszlWs
lbs bales; sales go bales; stock 26,l6J bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2O-CottOu lrm Mdlincs 10. 1lStc
SAVANNAH. 20COitOn quiet and INN miHngs tci not
receipts $50 bales erportsto Great Britain 8l bales coasiwe
1.JBs bales sales 1873 bales; stock. si,lJl bales $500.
MOBILE, Nov 2OCO0n queii Good Or'uarri l8ci Low ma
l8lc Middhng l9c receipts 20 b exuIto Greet
Britain SIS bales coAase lO bas sales LOO bales stock
70 IA bales
81 LoUis 2o-COOn unehangei Low AddlHgs. o9l3ie
receipts los bales shiuments 81 bales.
Nov DC0ton 1m Good OrlnaY lut 0lbici mel
receipts bales; sales 1000 bales stock, isll bales
2CottOn dri Mldlls8i <sc gross receipts "a
bales. sales. 900 baes stock, 1908 bales
MEnPHB 20Cotton Mddings lbt DSo net receipts
i27 bales; shipments, 2jS6 bassi stock. Is i5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

ron osal l3l N IS 81 Sc Is Indian. ockc averaging 9l
80 100 hesd Ohio steers averaging tJn N. At 40 o. ~
lltJ 90 Illinois averaging
1901 N. - 6lf
LtnRsThe receipts today 400 head making Tie
supply The week thus l agaTn O1 os for he
time si week The market has fairly openei and boie are
week clonc There been sufficient sales TO
justify duoiable market The IS ~ Inferior grade
HDeshe cepts to-day OiOO head making Che total upn
thus head sgsn & the time last
soi The market sog this morning and there was 4Aeut 10
shipping yesterday of the blockade when cancel
afe accumulation Of stock the pens Buyers zoos
advantage 230l head OHIO and ln
ans hogs yesterday ~ 20, according - vel
aud quality % TO-DAY only sales made were 70 seec n
dnt hogs averaging 3 H. a. and 100 Of tbe same aVenghg
241 D.. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
OFFICE o.
HOFFMAN
FIRE INSURANCE Go.

NO. $50 BROADWAY.
EEw-T0RK. Sov H. s72.
THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY, AT a
SPECIAL MEETING HELD THIS DAI UNANIMOUSLY PLEDGED
THEMSELVES To MAKE GOOD Any DEFICIENCY E ITS
CAPITAL CAUSED by TIE RECENT CONFEDERATION IN
BOSTON
DIRECTORS:
WILLIAM o. HOFFMAN,. ROBERT L. KENNEDY
FREDERIC DEPEISTER JAMES L. MORGAN,
SAMUEL v. HOFFNAN EiiniNAND T. DUfAIS.
GEORGE NJ Miller EDWARD r. NORTON,
ROBERT SCHELL ALBERT WARD,
WALTON H. PECKHAM ROBBRT p. PARROTT,
WILLIAM D. GILES DANIEL L. PETTEE.
HENRY LEWIS A. D. WILLIAMS.
CHARLES a. HOFFMAN, JOHN n WATSON,
HARcUs p HODGES JOHN IT. HOLDANE.
MARCUS F. HODGES, President
OLIVER A. DRAKE. Secretary.
SAM Ill N. CRAFT General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

port, with map. and also pamphlet containing the
latest information i'm reference 90 the present cond
ton and future prospects, of the road can be had on
application at our office.
The Quantities Of white oak, chestnut. walnut and
other valuable timbcrs the camel spint and btu
minOus Goals; the varieties Of iron ores; the lime
stone salt and other products render the route Of
she Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad probably the
most attractive location for coal-mmng, iron
znaknc, and kindred manufactures and industries
~ the United States. FISK HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
0UE. Z: III


Plaz BAEE B-mDNG. 3
So. PIG Broadway, Sew York.
After careful estimate made from ac examination OF la burned
district policies iae Boston Gre, asEHn-
ing every total this Company VIII lose not exceeding Five Humid
Thousand Do from which 90 t deducted whatever
sslvages mag made The t-1elt s delayed al- 70 could
get lu Information o. che Cl1pln bis return
from Boston.
LOSSES WILL BR AT ONCE ADJUSTED
W. L. ROSS, Manager
Tie following Cable message lsl been received &c .-l oso;
LivEur1or. Noy. D. 1872
ADJUST BOSTON CLAIMS pgOIPTLT. DRAWING OS COM
PAST HERE FOR AMOUNTS ~ SETTLED
D. 4O5CElLIF WILSON, NJ -uaser
In connection the above, following julius l.
Clarke esq Insurance Coui.ouer Of -laeal received per
Atlantic Cable win De Of interest to Che .alra5 public:
J. MoScaIgTT WiLsoy, ESQ, .flr1se- Li-rrr1.-
DEAR SIN. For ne iorr1aoH Of yor Directors, hare great
pauTs assuring yor that upo1 critical r1uoH into H. facn-
ll Affairs Of Qussn Coup1rr nrfrJ rs books papers
sccpre oheh hare personally ad r rfih eryl g-
oy has freely gren ind M IHcai sliselis as paAed
uny verified and ne Company 10 p.,s0H Of ee larger surplus
l Tpresstei and 9slseaag oJHalHiy abk % Heet
erey liability re5,.ag apoa
RpaglHg J0-r,
JULIUS T. CLARKE.
H rrr... .fsar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

rcsrsfrr7 Reported iorTHn rHipryEI
"WEDNESDAY. Nov. %. 1872
AsHES-Ts e to-day p PKG. Pots are Gull bat steady
Pears NOMINAL
C0rTJN-Taere IS q fair demand Cotton the sno prices
aLl the market We quote as oo"s
l. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21


PHILADELPHIA. Nov D., 49,
The Board Of -.5s hsve ibis day declared CASH DIVIDEND of
TEN PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK, a1- SIX PER CENT
Company payable and after the Isl
December proKno. free Of taxes.
The declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT the EARNED PREMIUMS gear ending Oct H.
l2 certificates Of which vii be issued to The parties entitled 70 the
same er tle December proIno free Of taxes.
~ certificate OF Issued under s2 By the Act OF Ineof-
poon certificate shaL issue mfs claimed within two Jears
aher the declaration Of tle dividend whereof evidence
DIRECTORS:
ruOHAsC HAND SAMUEL z. STOKES.
JOHN G.. DAVIS. WILLIAM .. BglLtDa,-
EDWUFD A. sOCDER. EDWARD DAhLltNlDar
TOeFPH r. SEAL H. JONES BROOKE
JtalEs TRAOIAIR EDWAkD LAFOURCADB
HENRY g.. UALLEIE. JACOB hleullL,
JAMES g.. HAND. THOMAS ?. NIOTESBJhl,
William q. LUDWIG. JACOB p. JONES,
HUGH CRAIG. JAMES u MfAhLAAD'
fIHS ID TAYLOR SPENCER MILFAiAE,
George W BFRNADOu JOHN b. SEMPLE. Pittsburgh
WW IL HOUSTON A. b. BERGER. Pittsburgh,
n FRlVK ROBINSON. D. T. MORGAN. Pittsburgh
HENRY LYLBURN sec-etar-. THOMAS G. HAND Presiaent
HENRY BALL. Asst SecrellrT. JOHN C. DAVIS cfrealeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

NEw-YoRK MDLND.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT G0LD LOAN of this Company there
remains but a small amount unmarketed. When II
SIS considered that this Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds. at S2J0OOa mile secured by First
MORTGAGE. are particularly desirable and safe For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., Bankers. No. % Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NORTH Rrsr Yesseis R1ilro1d1 -
Nov 2027 pkrs Ashes pkc. Beswsr, 95 bales lotion vs.
pkrs. Dried Fruit bbs Eggs 25Gg bh Flour ~ 10 1usn
Wheat IS t8 hush Corn 22l0J bush Oats 900 bush MAI iolo
huz Barley bags 100 hbl Beans, 81 bags b. r. Feas
200 lIls Corn Meal Hops. p bse Hides ass sale,
Leather bills Spirits Turpeutue 2t bbs hosn l"i Pgs vi
Cut Meats
Lard so pkrs 2J pkgL Butter, t5o ptg@ Ohee 81
pkrs Thov bags Peanuts Starch 80 bars aunae
boxes and Toaaceo 70 obis WA "
bales Woo, IBIS Oi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

PTROLEUM-Te raer inquiry Tor Crude in bulk
unsatisfactory condition. We quote
rr and h. month sale Of 900 bbs December delivery
M 4c The quotations for the Greek - 5 on
4,er. o. on Upper o. IS OIL City Raaned dull and
Uouv unchanged quote 40Isic for prompt deliver Case
81 edv Id 2c private terms haphtha quoted at
Is for City In PhiadelphA The market was
RlCR-e arke. fairly active and am sales go bags Rangoon
o. qc 7ta3c an % Ca Carolina al 't@ots STOCK
Of foreign. 800 b1g-
4e quote Refining 40 5id sales Of Only 10 nlQs
Ienarara lltalltc Refined dull AZ is- Tor iiafd-
sEEDS-rhee Light inquiry Tor Clover Dlt 90 -nsacl0hA We
quot uorina.lv 8ic Timothy quiet al - lJ1 80 y.
sTEARIN moderately active sales Of J es 20 arrive al sc
TALLOW has lu and steady salea Of S3Vo at 5Isc
WHISKY easier aud lry actvei sales Of 80 D0 a. 5s0se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
COMMERCE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NETWORK.
OFFICE 100 BROADWAY, }
EgW-TORK. November r. 1917.
THIS COMPANY Will. PAYALL THEIR BOSTON
LOSSES IN FULL.
At meeting Of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS he'd his 10y vas
cali sufficient MAKE lD any
lecney TIE Capital the Company and 70 continue business
BENZ BABCOCK President.
WM e. HOXIR. sccretarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21

Trnrrr1. rlrnl. oae- Of ul4.aaaulells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-21
finnucinI.


HERCULES MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
IL SOCIETY OP rHR r. s.
W T. MORGAN, President S. b. WORTAANN Secretary.
CAPITAL. SI5O,OOO 90.
LOUIS BAUER Agent
JOSEPH FLEISCHL. Superintendent Of Department
go 6ranlrt- New YORK
able MIN WANTED 10 CANVAS for this Societr Ap.
ply the Zone Ohse, 240 BroAdway, heH-lork.
NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION
~ for DIRECTORS of fHB EWYORK CITY RAPID TRANSIT
COMPANY vii be held at No Is West Pourhi the City Of New
Yot on FRIDAY the 18th day n November 1872 The polls viii
al p O'clock and open for aeI IN order Of the Cor
norrtor, Q. Vanderbilt Chairman.
BeT.YorL Nov. U, ls72.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to HOLDERS
~ Of OLD MARPOsA SECURITIES that the option at
rates 10 ake the maposa MunQ Compnr stock vii close
oee Of the AARiFOsA LAND AND MINING
COMPANY - Wal-it
A LADY; having met with reverses, would
N q dollars; would give her piano ss seunV or
ROOM bath ia central location a. part
payment address NJ d.. Tribune Ohee
GUARANTEED BONDS, PAYABLE in this
~ dty Or sALR prices that vii ever y per cent on tle ~
,esimeut THOs r. KILLS. Co.. Banters ~ fnsiL
A LII THE FAVORlTE INVESTMENT Sc
CITY BONDS.
BOUGHT and SOLD.
MERRILL, TILhEY & Co.,
Il WALLsr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-22

RoBEsoN & Co. have just received large
lot of y. o. sugar. which they are Offering .ry
low by the quantity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-22
The Nashville Dnilics,

We regret exceedingly that the ">tringcncy
Of the times" and the pressure in the money
market" have induced our Daily cotempora-
ries at Nashville TO strike us from their en-
change lists. Nashville was at last adyiccs
capital Of the State, and occasionally there are
matters happening over that way which we
would like to read Of. OF course. we will have
to subscribe either for the Bdiiy Banner OF
the Jni0n and american, us soon as we can
learn which is 1.-THE blue. and Inch the bet.
ter blue" andif they want the POST they can
do the same thing. 1t is rather onrrQu> fOl
the Dalic> to exchange with the country press
generally, but all thing. considered we think
the "Pcoplc's' might quite consistently have
made an exception in FAY or Of the ATHENS
Posi- without any serious dclriment to nstl
results, pccuniary or otherwise.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-22
AN NOUN M E n T S,
For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested to mn
nounce W, NJ. KELLEY rs candidate for
reelection to the office Of Tax Collector for
McMnn coUaty, Il, the ensuing August ccc'
ton.
We are authorized and requested TO m.
nouncc 7. j. SHERMAN AZ candidate for
Tax Collector Of McMinn county, vt the en-
suing election in August.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncr Il, r. RENTFltD MS Il candidate 70"
Tax Collector Of McMiun county, NJ the cn,u.
ins August clcct0n-subjcct to u Convention,
II one should be- held.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc WAYNE BROCK ~ n candidate for
Tax Collector II McMlnn county. at the on
suing August election jcct to ConycI.
tiOn, should one be- held.
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of JOHN VI. MILLER, as Il candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMbn county subject
TO n Convention If one should be held. Election
next August,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-22
CIaANCEUY SALE NI' LAMBS.

CIaANCERY SALE GI' LAMBS.
Bruce Il Cook ct al. ". Vim. 7. McCurty, ct al.
IN PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE OF THE
1 Ch,nrcry Court at Athens, Tennessee,
made at its November term, ISL. | wiz
sell to the highest bidder. ut public cutlery, at
the >torc-housc Of j. VI. Knox, in Charleston,
Brady county. Tennessee, ON
SATURDAY. TUE 9Iu OF MARCH, 1872,
Forty Acres Of land being the southwest
corner Of the southwest quarter Of section :,
/ fractional township >, range Isl. cast Of the
mcldiun. Orurr District, Bradley county.
| tennessee. Also, ~ acres Of sniG Southwest
quarter, beginning NJ the southeast corner.
Ne. Also. VIM. +. McCHrly'> half interest in
/ thr northwest quarter Of section :. township
and range aforesaid. to satisfy two Judgment,
| in said Chancrry Court AGAINST said VIM. r..
McCarty. one in Favor Of Bruce y Cook for
SSiO.Si: the other in favor of Cochran. llnckctt
Il Co. for SaI,.S2 and interest and costs Of ant
| ICTWS NJ Sdic:-~a!d Lands will he sole on
n credit Of six months, note with good Nrcllr-
IS for the purchase money, and DRAWN" in
'rrc>t from date. will he required Of She par
cha>cr>. aud will be sold in bar Of the equity
Of rcdcmptiOn.
And Furthermore,
If VIM. T. McCartv's imtGsc,i in said lands
in Brady county should fail to briu. enough
10 pay All ul >iid cnInplbNInt> Salu utblN. III
tcrr,ts and costs. then. and in that case. | Will
sell at public cutlery. to the highest bidder. at
/ Il. +. Martin, stored house. in Calhoun, Me-
Mimi county, Tennessee, on ih" day above
specified. for cash in hand. the following Iand,
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of s"ctiun =
fractional township I. range >, west Of the
meridian. lliwas>cc District, McMiun county
Tennessee. Also. ". +. McCnrty'~ interest
~ an heir at law Of John l.. McCnrty. decd
~ lp IA Al he re. Al i,,I,
upon which the said John l.. McCurty lived.
and which has baln g>,igLcd ~ Dover Ia
Mary II. McCarty, widow, &C., in McMinu
county, Tennessee.
Il j. NJ. HENDERSON. G. & VI.
Feb. 3, lS,2-it-prs fee SlO.OO-2lD
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-22
SUPREME COURT SALE.

DTR>UANT TO \ DECREE OF THE
i supreme Court Of the state Of tennessee.
ut it, september Term, 1871. ut knoXN lie. in
the suit Of VIM. b. swailord ". Isaac f..
Swanord. ct AL: and said Isaac +. ". said
WIN. u. SwahOrd. 1t al. Fill and Cr0s, Bill.
! will offer at public sale, in front of the
Court-hou>c. in PikcyiIie, Tennessee, on
THURSDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF MARCH,
1872. 4 tract of land containing
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The Lodge Of Good Tcmplars crgunizoi at
This place a few months ago il rapidly incrcaS-
ing it, membership. which will soon reach one
hundred. A number of ladies have attached
themselves to the Order and engaged in the
work with much carnestncss. Where virtue
and beauty lead it is always safe to follow.
There are several young men in the vicinity OF
the town who might join. and who could at
tend the weekly meetings without much in
convenience. Thw would find tia very pleas
ant and protitnble inyCstmcnt Of time.
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SIP E.C9lAl. orc lIs.
Transforming Tia. Complexion.


The transformations produced by llAGAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM are quitra~ astonishing ~
any scene ON the stage If a theatre. That itt-
mUu> hcnutitcr, trauSm'ltcN 4 >alIuW. pcrky
looking complexion, into one in which the ILL.,
Is and the rose vie standardization. and impart>
to dry harsh skin. the >oitnc>S Of perfect
lovclinr>s. Tan and ivrrkcs, which country
mir and sunlight are pretty sure 10 produce. IN
spite Of pnra>uIs and >llndowns, are complete
~ obitcratcd by it; while it has a perfect
~ magical effect in baniShing undue red.
ness, bloichrS and plmplcs from the skin
" hen the lldy who has used to remedy her
complrNional defects looks in the mirror, ,hc
j. equally u>toundcd and gruiEcd ut the i'm
proNcmcnt- in her appearance. Every blcm-
i>h has Disappeared; her neck, arms and boz
som. now rival in wnitcnc>N the snowy collar
which cncirclr> her throat her check manic-
with prnch-likc bloom. and She j. ready 10
invoke blessing ON the inventor of the ari-
Gle which has wrought such u delightful
transit rmiliou.
If You desire rosy cheeks and n complexion
fair and irrc from Pimprs, Blotrhe> ana ErHp-
lions, purify your blood by taking Dr.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery.
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Mouse Creek Acndcmy

We are gratilied to learn that the school in
the New Academy at Mouse Creek has COM
menced with II pretty full attendance. The
Principal. Nj. johnson, is said to be gentle
man of thorough attachments and capacity,
while the Music Department has competent
md accomplished teacher in Mrs. Gillespie.
We confidently expect to see Mouse Creek
Academy take high rank among the cduca-
tiOnal institutions of our section.