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TAMMANY SOCIETY.
Annual Election OF Officers for the Ensu-
Ing Year.

Annual Election OF Officers for the Ensu-
Ing Year.
The Tanimany Society held their annual meeting
last evening Despite the snow and sleet the meet
ing was very well attended. Old age and youth
mingled in the solemn deliberations OF the braves
Evidences of the recent feuds, however, could be dis
cerncd cropping out among the leaders. In the cor
rdors and in the sacred council han tselfthe prom
inent chieftans surrounded by their followers,
and discoursed in mystic language of battles past,
present and future. Many OF the Old warriors were
absent. Sachems before whose warlike impetuosity
strong men weakened into submission in former
days were not to be seen Their day was over, and
fresh paint upon new faces might he detected In
not absent, and gray heads and familiar faces
We're abundant In the wgwam. The business OF
suing year. and this important work was the result
of serious thought and anxious consideration on
the part OF the thirteen to whom 1t had been con-
ndcd.
The meeting was not called to order until long
after the 'half hour after sunset" Augustus Schel
presided. After the usual honors to ST. Tammany
ex-Judge Leonard reported that the committee OF
thirteen had made out ticket OF officers, which he
would now present. He then read the lollowing:-
Charles O'Conor John w. Chanler, Samuel j.
Tilden Edward l.. Donnelly Sanford f. Church,
John Kelly, Oswald OttendOrfer, william G. Con-
ner, August Belmont, Miles B. Andrus, John Fox;
for Treasurer, Arthur Leary; for Saganore, Wilson
Small; for Secretary Joel o. Stevens; for Wiskln-
kie. John d. Newman.
The reading OF the ticket was received with ap-
pause.
The voting was then proceeded with, members
after deposting the ticket leaving the hall. On
their coming out from the sacred precincts II was
noticeable that they assumed most serious cast of
visage and looked as If they had been worshpping
at some holy shrine, before which solemn inspira-
tion had seized them. They hurried away In the
snow fast as possible.
Ii Is said that the names Of Horati0 Seymour and
Sanford T.. Church were ''scatchedn from the ticket
by number OF members; but as to how many
voters scratched" these names nothing definite
could he ascertained.
The ticket was accepted and, probably, early In
May IL will be announced as elected.
by some means or other an opposition ticket was
scattered around the hall. This was distinguished
from the regular ticket by its crimson color.
Nobody knew whence 1t came or who was its
author, but it was credited by some to location In
Fourteenth street where politicians do at times
conprcUate.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

to sS osssSs 60 & 9 sn
sna ssn ab Haa sa sSt Winters Georgetown Dc with
mdse dsnsS and passsnsers ss" sot Geo Mstrisk ~ WV"
Ysi os xnI
q % 30 took Se pilot from boat Abraham Isgss ~
ma:s aah aso @ Hong ssas Y aS xe
Asss Ess eGs fsi
H sqE'sE & EH Gas az; sHs hSas is
vita Rh s Nsd u 5 LY od s Jssr .
and had strong westerly gales to the Banks from thence
@ "a, win n rail rail-
the sSqte5n passage and had line weather. has been "A
@ s,t nSEs%sS 5 ras%s rs%s S's
ae passage and had strong and NV winds to lat IS;
Bark savannah Gs @of rhadeph scaie Monevdeo,
s %'eS m pasars %
n5 St win ,s
Brig WpGtGR !, Gr Grssn Rio Janeiro days with
s M%Esn Is il sas s %snf m
M aug and mossSe s t9 II IS ~ q to Master ter
pearara si for "I spoke Orig
to with sugar
& to Ss1s GSss Wallace S Gc Passed Gibraltar ALTA ~ Feb S
s s. ia M r. sn i r M ena and Sw
cane commencins at sw and seerng to NV lasting IS
eSS% sHf s S ses' s anf
Water
sh sIns @ ss Rio crand Jan 81 wool
and hldss JSh% Crossed
sSS Sa!s "A fss1S sS;y''s n'f "a
d5
i %sSs,
s @ o9 o asrn @ rs Nsns G & 81 aS
Hsns raTf says n
Md cSi @ % %"i
to Sne Bs p d aa ns
sshr Osprey prisko, Jaeksonyillee days with lumber,
to Alsop Clark-yessel to master.
:, schr r Ny Rover M Brown, Charleston, days. with lum
ssS ssS Rf hoFEs FsM: yrsns ,.
to ss Sons ~H''" arrived ''' ' Is consigned
@ s r y Of
Smiles OF Barncgat broken the crank pin and
S's% tswff ns s & III
sary repairs ana resume voyage tomorrow.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND seUTH.
schr Jessie Wilson, Wilson, New Haven for Philadel-
phia
schr Maggie willard. Willard Portland for Cape
Henry.
Nsx
ehT M "n r Ys for New York
Sehr Amos Briggs, Briggs Providence for Haverstraw
Schr Gilbert smith, Calvin, Glen Cove New York.
schr Enterprise, Mott, Roslyn for New York.
Schr Breeze, Collins Norwich for Trenton
Schr Ncy, Chase, Fall River for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York for Portland.
Schr Jane Maria, Buslncll Amboy for Norwich
Schr Ida Bliss Norton Ncwburg for Providence.
Schr Neptune, Smith, Ellzabethport for Providence.
Schr Idaho, Stetson, New York for Newburyport
Schr S TYLER, Boardman, Newburg for FAN River.
Schr Iuntey, Hutchison Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Maria Barber, Wccfawken for Westerly.
schr Maraicabo, Henley Hoboken for Boston.
Schr HOrauo Nichols, Nichpls, Alexandria for New lIa
Schr Mary Matt Parker, Wcehawken for Somerset.
Schr Red Jacket, Ayerill, New York Tor Boston.
Schr Ada Herbert, Allen, New York for Beverly.
Schr Ada Eliza, Knowls, New York for City Island
schr Mariner, sherau, from New York for Greenwich.
Schr Marshall Wells Deae Barren Island FOR North
Suffolk.
schr Edward Lindsey, Hill, Port johnson for New Ha-
schr Charlotte Brown Baker Virginia for Providence
scir Martha King, sweet New Jersey for Hartford.
sclir Arcularins Gregory, Clinton Point Tor Saco.
Wind at Sunset :, light
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tenant and Acting Governor He Warns
All Good Citizens that Governor Reeds
Late Manifesto Was Illegal, and that
the Seal Was Obtained by a Com
spiracy.
TALLAHASSEE, April 15 1872.
The following was issued this morning by the
acting Governor of Florida:-
,o % the AssemG & g the state of Florida on the
peached Reed Governor Of the Slate Of high
crimes and m,emeanors IN otce and caused articles Of
,n n said al ba s,s Reed va% nd where's The ,S
GER, shan deemed under arrest arrest, and and shall
es as %Ss that ss
and duties OF the Office Of Governor shall devoiSe upon
y % des s n the ss @ se, .s. the sT%
on the III: 2 % Of gsssmesr $50
been duly elected to the oce Of ssenant Governor s at
n election hsa an s s day ne
@ e. @ & sy s sss of said nn% TsSn
s%ss 9th O. ne o. plain @ Scmanq hc
asr said Harrison Reed had vacated the eSeaaiiVe tive
@as ss to the sa ee and have @ bee y
LsgisIat"Ss S %Siesi
ssa e % all.oS 81 day Kesd Of s sa. Tsss he
proclamation declaring himself to be entitled to
the seal Of State be impressed thereon BY conspiracy
Secretary Of State the said Harrison Reed claiming
his socalsd Proclamation because the Senate at its late
session did not try him the aforesaid articles of i'm
peachment and did not acquit him. that therefore he is
acquitted ana whereas such construction OF the cOns
tuition Is plainly contrary 90 the expressed provisions
thereof, and the said Harrison Reed has no legal
thory TO constrnc the constitution at all and whereas
fully the laws of the State against all enemies
and opposers whatsoever until competent tribunal shall
decide 10 the contrary
Now, therefore, Samuel Day, the duly elected Lieu
tenant Governor and acting Governor Of this State
In the place OF the said Harrison Reed aforesaid inn
peached and disqualified from performing official duty
do hereby issue This proclamation declaring the acts
proclamation, attempted usurpaton of the
ihority of the Chief Executive OF the State and In
total disregard Of law and OF good government and
lutlonary In its tendencies, and hereby all good
citizens well as designing men, that while the duties
OF the office Of Governor are deyolNcd upon me,
shall execute The laws Of this state; and, 10 this
end, aud for the purpose of suppressing attempt
n. usurpatlon and revolution, and TO protect the law
abiding citizens of this State In their civil rights shall
all In vested by the constitution and laws 10
obedience the lawfully constituted authorities
Of this State hereby publicly warning the people and all
officers Of this state not to obey or ~ any manner re-
spcci the pretended authority Of the said afr rson Reed
In testimony whereof have hereunfo set my hand and
in lieu axing The seal Of the state hereby proclaim
that the same has been secreted or stolen. -
Done at the Capitol In Tallahassee, Fla this 10th day
OF Anr In the OF Lord s1Z III the independence
OF The United States OF America the nnetysxth.
SAMUEL !. DAY, Acting Govcrnor.
Considerable excitement exists In official circles
throughout the State. II Is rlmored that Reed and
Gibbs have been arrested at Jacksonville by The fed
eral authorities,
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FLORIDA.

samuel Il. Days Procla mation-As Licu-
tenant and Acting Governor He Warns
All Good Citizens that Governor Reeds
Late Manifesto Was Illegal, and that
the Seal Was Obtained by Com
sDirQcy.
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SUICIDE PROM A PERRyBoAT.

At about twenty minutes TO eight last evening,
waen The Commodore Perry, of the Roosevelt street
ferry. yas nearing the Williamsburg shore, an nm
known Noman respectfully dressed, left the ladies'
cabin and, proceeding TO the front OF the boat,
Jumped owe rboard and was drowned. The body
was not recovered. The following articles belong
Ing 10 her were left I'm the cabin and subsequently
taken TO the Forth street station, Williamsburg
where they await Identification :--One black crepe
cape, one fur lIppet a2d one black crepe hat With
u white roche. :
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Sc hool Directory.

,kNE tHFEK \C,pFMv:- l.rr ,'iuW o"hlll.
N full view ol thilhowr" M",Int.un,. Build
ing. sixty by Forty feet. two ~tori"s. ijbr'ry.
New, hut growing. -; ,olumn-. Teachers. j.
II Drummer. Prinrip |; A>>.l nj, Prof. Hicks
Miss TrXr =. Cobb. Miss \. j. Nu.h"n.
i'uIi-, Present session lli in - month 33
th.r"o>. lower then at my other Institution Of
-Hmr "ru|r, 80 tar - EnOwn. iour>" oi study.
MorrniZ'l tut thorough. \ Collegiate De-
.rtm"nt "ili h"nd.'"d ut ''lo.r of present term
FAST rENN. WESLEYAN TNIvERSIrY:-
l.urhicn Athens. nn he line Of the T.. 1. VI.
X 81. Railroad. half WY between kn"N,Ilir
~ h ,tt,nuogr. Huilling. seventy hv fiIlN
I"ri. three stories. Library. over lOthl volumes.
3ntr,. in private flmilic>. including room.
flIcl, tights and washing. ~a.D0 per week
Teachers, y +. Coblrigh. President: Assist.
ants. w. T.. +. Milburn. !. J. Marker. +. \.
Nllrr. Mis- NJ. NJ. llnu-child. Miss Mary Ma.
,nn. Miss Helen BoSworth. Pupils. % in rcgI-
lr daily Attendance. Charge, moderate
t'uursr of study thorough.
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ZEN ERAL DIRECT DRY
Courts at Athens.

h nnry Court Hon. u. NJ. Key Chancellor;
ourt meets i,h Mondays in May and Noyrm.
Der: ]. VI. Henderson. Clerk and Master, office
mt Residence, Main street.
Circuit Court Hon. John B. Hoyl. Judge;
Court meets ~ Mondays in April, August and
prcrmhcr: John +. slower. Clerk, otlir" in the
court House.
County Court-Wm. &. Horton Chairman:
Quarterly Court meets 1T Mondays IN Jnnunry,
April, July and October; Quorum Court meets
III Monday in each mouth: Lon Blizzard, Clerk,
office in the Court House.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS John A. Gouldy.
sheriff: T.. W. IIydcn. Trustee: W. NJ. Kelley,
TnX Collectors VIM. {. Davis. Register: Ihos.
sherman. Coroner; 4. +. Keith. Public Admin
trator; W. Gcttys. Public Guardian.
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T E R M S ::
THE POST ~ PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
~ fyO Dollars u Year. Payable
in Advance

II So attention paid to orders for the pa
Der unless accompanied by the Cash.
Advertisements will be charged Sl.iO per
'uuirr Of ten lines. or less, for the first in'rr-
tion. aud - cents for each continuance. 4
,iDrrtl deduction mtdeto parties who advcr-
use hv the year.
II 'rr.nn, IN linz advertisements shonlC
mark the number " times they desire them
n.rrtrd. or they will he continued until for
bid and charged accordingly.
Transient advertisements must he paid for
1t the time Of insertion.
announcing nilic. of 'lnIldatcs for Office,
Si.OO. Cash. in all eases.
Dhltnlrv nptirr> over i've tines. hirgcd IT
'ngnlnr ADVERTISING rates.
NJ communications Intended to prom0lrthc
private ends or Interests nt Corporations. So
r'irs. 0r lnliyidutls, will be charged ~ adj
vrrt -cmcn's
Ion VORK. .urh u Pamphlets. Circulars.
Cards. Blanks. llrndhill>, etc.. will he exc
,uttcd IN good Sivlc and At reasonable rates.
All letters addressed to tn" Proprietor will
be promptly attended to.
Communications. to s"ru0r insertion. must
rr accompanied hy the name Of th" authors.
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The Woman Preacher.
PlN HOOK LASpING, MEIGs Co.,
August II, 1872.

] - ''''N i'tN Nl'lNb' " rus W.,
August II, 1872.
"lhe Woman Preacher,' Mrs. Stew.
con, who hn, been exciting SO much GU.
|lio'iy IN this and adjoiningcouutic for
the r-' few months, has been here. Shc
hr'd u lwo days meeting on the 10Th
aud llth m.tnut0tO Oak Grove Academy,
one mile from this point. On arriving
at the appointed place, on Saturday, |
found the commodious academy build
ingliilcd to overlooking. The lady hay-
ing arrived and the usual exercises gone
through with, ST. arose, and after max
iug some dc,ultory remarks in regard
to ilIomotiyc' that had perhaps prompt
ed quite a number Of the audience TO
come hilhcr, read her text from MAJ
thcw's go~pcl-l5, 23-" Send her away,
for she cticth a.lcrus.' After some ex.
PLANTATION and application of the text
TO matters Of tho present she remarked
that, N special request, She would de-
''''' '-""! ''''' "'' "'''"'' ana snow
''''i W'ihI'l' coU'', should and would
preach.
80 -1r "'''a'od' an" i'd Oil with the
'.'''"'n '"Rt 'h"re were hundreds OF
women who would to-day be travelling
'''n' P'.o' 10 i".h'' rs She was dong,
''''''- vac sweet story OF ihe cross,
were il NOT Ior 'Ile opposition OF tyran-
h''H' 'i'NA' Nll' then read au" quoted
'''''" P's'0%'' lrom the Holy Book,
7hoN''"' aS sue Naid, lha right and mo-
''' oo''-'''"n OF woman 10 preach the
E"'pc'' h"' 'hoiIht the passages in
'Fu"uced hbouta MS pertinent rs the wag'S
quotation III lay"r of hi, position that
1t was wrong }" 'p'it rails: "Nhat God
main gone" together LET no man put
aSuhder' She Hen dWel: quite at
length on the ab,urdiiy Of Pau'- COM
"'nd-"Lot the woman learn in silence
"''h aI' snhiec''on'-wLcn applied to
common >rast. She also stated, as n
shameful fact, that. as She journcycd
through 1hI- low vale Of tears, cndcNy-
or'ug' a, best She could, oprcach Christ
ana him 'rurlii"', she was not opposed
or hlnd'red 80 much by the WorldrS by
""'"Ier" oJ tie gospel, who would not
meet her in debate, either public or pri-
yatc, but say all manner Of evil things
behind her back. she asserted that ono
woman could do more harm than fifty
men; ana that if her power and iniiu.
cncc were turned IN the right channel
She ron'd 90 more good than the same
number Ns 1t "a'a poor rule that would
hot No'h pom "a('. Alter talking an
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\ rkhuSaS.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 22,--Thr Republic
can State Convention adjourned to-day,
after Nominating thn following state
ticket:
For Governor. Elisha Buster: Lieut..
Governor. V. '. Smith; Treasurer, II.
Page; Auditor. stephen wheeler; At
torncv General. l.. -. W. You,cy: ~.
prrin'"udcnt or Public instruction. j.
Z torhin. lcol"rcd); supreme luj.r.
f.. j. Scarc; Congressman at large. j.
VI. Bradley.
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\ special lclrgirIm from Jefferson
Civ -AN- iIrl lhc Con '"rrucr Commit
tee rrpurirI 10 The Democratic con"cn-
liou Ihi- morning, recommending that
the Liberal, be given the nomination
OF Lieutenant Governor. Secretary Of
State. Register of Land Office, and one
half OF the electors. The report was
adopted bv about seven TO one.
At the Democratic Convention OF JEFF
fcrson City the following ticket was
chosen:
Judges of the supreme Court-E. u,
Ewing. H. NJ. Voorhees,. T. \. Shcr
wood and W"-hi"g'o" Ada"y& all
Democrats.
Goyrrnor-Si.as Wood-ou. Demo
crat:
Lcut.-Govcrnor e. II. Frost, Liberal.
Secretary otSiatc-Eugene T. Weigcl,
Liberal.
Register Of Lpud-I'rrdcrick Solo
man Liberal.
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IL asOnic Direc tory.

M,rili II sun Lodge. No. ~. 4. F. \. VI %
,on>- \ { Euhr-ou Worhiulul Master
nrgul'r VI ',iiu'r, IT and 81 Saturday ni!ht
IN r.,h mrntt.
ii Mjnn Gu pt " 70. -I.Rry'l Arrh NJ .on>,
! l +. SoN"r, iii"h Pri.-t L "n + VI rlnG
I NInnhnv nIght in rurh mnNlh.
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South Carolina.

The Republican State Convention
met on the 22d aud nominated Speaker
i j. Moses Tor Governor on the first
ballot, whcroupon, Judge j, l.. Orr rose
aud said: That knowing Moses record
he could not concicnciously support
him and begged lcavcto withdraw from
the conventions
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Miscellaneous Items.

Delaware promises lJOJOJJ basket,
Of pouches this year.
There are l.JO0 voting n1io, in Nan.
turnrt, oud only ~ ,ouus wrn-poor
fellows,
\ n.,. nf.lun.l.. OPP. n,t,, .,r',,r-
m.o. q.Ilo.c,. opro ,Nc,.o, fora flood
al sunshine ul ,, ion-r l,rkcnrd h, the
c 0ui, e ,i-,ord a.i uwmahiIily
NIuGrIG.Ir.. income : ~l1oJ1.
iho. old ulu ru.r .nrud yrr,. Irpe., ro
r.p,n a ,,.tL n. r-aul ol.n a.. lf..
.n,rr a,hnr ..uqo. vf.l'o,tii,l.
rlc .n.uI, i. ,n.,.,,..,,,.,,. ,,iItr,l.,
49," ,;,.. ,.,... 'G', ~,
"na..r. alto, h,yuuo taken ON, boI,lc. Of
NV soothing ,,rup will never cry am,
more
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,inu g., nI,.,,,n ,lo, ,..",.n, ,,Ian
,hn Kn Kroy ',, n,i,' ,,, ,Ln ,i,,r,,mi,..
rnI man amI ,u',, ,',Iiro,. n,l,, '.ro a.
ynt,,iiny ,Lr r"nnir, W NV ~ y Wv
Yho,o or..,o ..,o..,,',.,l",,.,.,o, ,a.u.
lrrn H., r,Itr,Y't, a.r,r.,i,.,', ..,',''- i''
Vn,l',u rL,' ',,,'.'.,, L,n;.,, ,n ,'i.'. ~.
IA, an 'o,rI'. .,',, ",,,t r'r, r,,in a.,,,,'
rornro' o,',r. ,,,o',,-f ,V '',''' ~
,m -, -.
NV "''''" ''''',n''', say u "''''
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G 90 d T e m p a $.

rrr Lods~ 10. >. l. q q. T.nl p.
J. :. With W. W. &. r.,. Il R@ul = Vi 'int
Fhur.a.N nishi in IN An'h. : Vi -"ul II II
E,-tlntllrr rmrlr. !! -. g.. l,,oh
e. VI t'th ~ p.%rrr rrmplnr- VI Is IL De-
wee If Fij"ii'r cr"rv 81 aud nh rhur>dov>
II ,rrh month. tNi IN Dcgrrr Of h,ritr every
i lud Ri rhur>diy> in each month.
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Appointment by the Governor.
New Hampshire.

Sc. gcant-at.arrns Drdwnv. of New
Hampshire, SAYS there are tour thou
sand Republicans in that State who will
vot" for Greeley. and not hundred
Democrats who will vote for Grant
That settles New Hampshire,
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Bread il the Staff Of Life.

DUT YOU CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
ID out oi bad Flour. have iu>i rerci, cd u
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. made out
of choice ohio " hiir Wheat. which will make
GOOD bread. For sale al the old stand near
tn" ID pot. j. VI. HENDERSON.
Athens. April 5. lSI2-tf.22i
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COnILrcticIIt.

a terrific hail storm passed ovcrn por-
liou Of Connecticut on the 23d, destroy
ing the tobacco crop and doing much
other damage, Two BOYS were Killed,
On the Connecticut river II pleasure
boat was struck by lightning ana two
persons killed.
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Old \rWpapcr-.

Man" people tax" newspapers, hu.
i'w preserve them. Vet the mo,I inter.
r-ing reading imaginable i, an Old file
oI ncr spapcrs. 1t brings mp the very
age. with all it, hustle and ever, day
affairs. and maras its gcnu, and lis
spirit more than the most laborcd de-
scription of the historian. Who can
take paper, dated half Il century ag0.
without thought that almost every name
there printed is now cut upon tomb
stone Al the head Of an cpinph.
II is easy 10 preserve newspapers. and
like that of wine their value increase.
with their wears.
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Th" result oD the reaching, . ~prrc-
ur> houDvcH = cropping ou. rmona
the un-ror- every day.
MEMPHIS. AUGUST 25-Rumor. Of =
collision between white, and hlck, at
tuilicr-vIIc, on the Chnrir-tou Rail-
road. are current here. The sheriff. with
a posse, in obedience to a telegram AK
ing 'or assistance, len here yesterday
evening. II Is said the ncgroc, arrested
several person, intending to rrN them
by court martial. Fears OF It bloody col
li-ion are entertained.
The latest adyicCS from Collicr,vIlc
state that Sheriff Curry had met body
Of armed negroes, aud after showing
them what would be the result il they
did not di-bamd. prevailed on them to
90 home. The excitement j. Sub,iding.
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New Invention!

rhLL AND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
\ md II tines altogether. No more chance
for >orr->houl.cr Il horses. If YOU buy these
Collars. Z. +. GIBSON.
Athens, May 81, lsi2-tl-s.5
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T. urch Direct tory.

q p. rClI. SOUTH Rev. " y. Porkrr.
-,r. very ~ohIrih: Pr .y.r Meet
'r N,'n " night. S'bbnih school in
,ninr.
i tHs wv. pErSWTEHIAN CHURCH, lcV.
i. !. W Illncr. .PH,tOr--SrrviccS very other SIb-
III. sabbath Svhocl in the evening"
VI. T.. CHURCH, "NOpru"- N.G. T"ylor,
= tor services every sabbath: PRAYER Meet
ing very Wednesday nisht. Snbhnth : hool
IN the mnrnng,
BNrTi>T tHUHCn R'v. j. T.. I."o = >tor
Services. Fourth Snhb til in r.rh Hnnth t III,
N1>uuir Hall.
II. PlUL'S EriSCOp,L CHURCH - Rector
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Conservative & Union Wen Again.


CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Au". - |. lS12
EditOr Times Tic Grant men are
still gushing with sympathy tor tonsrr.
valivr Union men. and seem to be par
ticularly anxious to have Col. BLIZZARD
know how deeply they regret his defeat
at Cleveland aud how easily he aud his
friends can mend matters by supporting
the Grant candidates in hi, district.
The Transparency Of this little game
is too apparent when the record Of the
Cleveland Convention shows that one
fourth Of the whole number of votes east
against Ilizard hy Conservative Union
men. would. it cast for him on any one
of the fifteen ballots preceding the
nomination. have given him The race.
THE Knoxville H,Onicic. di,rOurag-
ed ai llI" situation. quol"- scripture III
The most prninnc aud reckless manncr-
ride the following:
pride gocth before destruction and
an hnnghtv spirit before = fall"
There i, grammatical meet, for Won.
n well ~ biblical aptnc.s The d>lin-
guishch o"cmpani Of the cottage by the
sea will. no doubt. appreciate the admo.
milton 80 ieliciion,ly conveyed.
TmE time for the meeting Of the IIol-
.ion Conference, NJ. +. Church South,
has been charged from the 2d to the
25th October.
l.. NJ WEsTER j. candidate for re-.
election To the popular branch of the
next General Assembly in lioane county.
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From the paragraph below it will bc
seen that Cen. Pillow, last Investment
didn't pan well:
Wh-m>uuN, II. C., huc. 22.-Somc-
time ago General Pillow, who was en-
ga-rl ia the Confederate army. sent
lcit,r lo tho Secretary Of War a.kiug
10 ho paid the yaluc OF 700 mules seized
hy tur Union troops a. Helena, Ara. in
lrH2. Ih., letter was referred 10 At
taWay General Williams, VINO has Civ.
cu 30 the Secretary his opinion on the
subject, holding IN suh,lHncc that tho
claim is not good, the property havin.
been seized ina state which had AT.
tempted lo withdraw from the Union
and belonging TO o. party no! loyal to
jHc Gu7crUmnul
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Chr gost.
Athens, Friday, August 80, 1872,
Kentucky.

Kentucky.
The Hon. James b. Beck has been re-
nominated by the Democracy Of the
Ashland district for Congress. No bet
ter selection could have been mpdr
appointment by the Governor.
DR.. W NJ Wright. OF Carroll county.
has been appointed BY Governor HroWn
superintendent of the rrnitrntilrv-iu
place of General Battle. decreased The
is said to I've a good one.