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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12

Omitted States six per cents Of 1651....116X
FiYs-tWenty bonds OF 1S62......s....115x
Eive-twenty bonds Of 1854. Hoy
FiVe-twenty bonds Of 1885. ..........115X
EiVs-twentiss, new issue, 1866.......114x
FiVe-twenties, new issue, 186f..s....114X
EfVe-twenties, nsw issue, 1858. ..s...114K
Ten-fOrties. .10SK
New Five per cent?.
currency eixsA........ss........s..
Tennessee Bonds are quoted In New
York at 70 for both the old and the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
Chicken Cheese.

Boil two chickens till tender, take out all
the bones and chop the meat fine, season to
your taste with salt, pepper and butter,
pour in enough of the liquor they were
boiled in 70 make it moist, put in what
ever mould you wish, and when cold turn
ont and cut into slices,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.-Flour duh and
less firm. Wheat dull; fancy amber S2.00a
2.O3. Corn Csc. Oats 4la45c. Bye and
Barley quiet. Mess pork S1550. Bulk
shoulders 6sa7c; clear sides 104a103c; clear
rib 10Es10ae. Bacon, shoulders SIC; sides
111al13c; clear rib 11ac; sugar cured hams
21a22c Lard SIC. Western butter uE-
changed. Whisky held at 93e-uo sales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12

NEW YORK, Oct. 1i.-Dry goOds-Bus-
siness continues very quiet throughout ths
trade. The market for cotton goods is
very strong for all descriptions Of goods,
but with no change in quotations. Prints
less active aud are now IL good supply, ex-
cept for some styles Of dark madden work.
Woolens remain dull. Foreign goods quiet;
generally plain dress goods showing the
most activity. Colored silks very duh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.
Excellent Crackers.

To fourteen cups of -four add one cup of
lard, two teaspoonfuls of soda, four cream
of tartar. Rub the ingredients well into
-four; then add three cups of water, work
4 hc,rr,nn,rllr- and h Ia 1,rninlr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Oct. I1.-Flour and corn meal
unchanged. Corn SOC. Oats Csc. Bacon
market bare Lard 4Oalle
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
louisville aaEKets.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 11.-Tobacco IN
changed, sales rs hhds. Bagging quiet.
Flour quiet-extra family So 5O07OO.
Wheat ST. 4561. go for choice red and white.
Corn 46a47c. Oats 28a29c. Rye 65a70c.
Mess pork S13. 750140G. BacOn-shOul-
ders 7sa7.e; clear rib 1lsc; clear sides
I24c. Bulk meats-shoulders &c loose.
Sugar cured hams Is36l9c. Lard 9.a11c.
Whisky 8Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12

CINCINNATI, Oct. l1.-Fl0r steady,
S7.4O6T.75. Whe2t-red S150dl55;
white $I.6561.72. Corn 42c. Rye la
72.. Oats, old. S6a38c; new 3OGS5c.
Mess pork $3.50. Lard-summer, Tac;
steam, 72c; kettle, saS5e. Bulk meats
shoulders, &c; clear rib, 10ac; clear sides,
1O2c. Bacon-shoulders 7sc; clear rib, 1lac;
clear sides, 12c. Sugar cured hams liza
Igc. Hogs 81. 40a4.60. Whisky IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-COtton quiet;
sales 400 bales; good ordinary 17se; low
middlings Isle; middlings lS5e; receipts
1884 bales; stock %, 1873 BALES; weeks sales
Is, 900 bales; receipts net, 27,463 bales;
gross g, 1872 bales; exports to Liverpool
1884 bales; Havre 5,305 bales; cOastwise
4,2O6 bales.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

- Sn &p9efer,. Slm1teo County,
>parb Elm Grant unb @illonz@l ub NIT
400 Mtt9ltepern pr9antitrt.
um9eaoaen. Ser Safob 6ants
r1er, @attler uno Gabrtfant BON pferoe<
sel@irrsn, bat feline @ertftatt uuo Stere
BON $40. 81 Sadion mad 70. 1913
Sadion Strobe nerltet. Ser 9ouan'er
btetet' BEN Yublitum mad pie BOT cine
Der i@6nfen Nuspablenp ouer in teir
Sad f@laeenpsn Artifel 3ua ben n'dbtsz
fen preilen. "g%> %T=%1 3w So
.ss-- Menoota bate feline Mufresuns
am gpnnta9. Ginena borti9en Ginmob<
l1er, Namens 6aps, Der NIT septlf1n
Anoeren IN 6sinbl9aft lett, paren', ME
gts be'Bt S6euer uup gtaQun8er at'gezz
|3llnoft paspreeu. !6a,ls lnc Stpre lullr,
os'' 1aar mt ssrober msilbbe 9elettett Ma ggz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01

Bibliotbet b. !. etnen1 3immer, in nell
dent mebrere 196n sei@niBte0 |asidrdnfe
cine Mn,abl fo1tbar. eetunbener Bl6er
%teberber0ten, beren eSnbalt nd III 8ez
ient!tden auf Spprt ldlipffriae Momane
uno bic Werfe 8rantpme'6, 8al3ac'9 Il.
err tredte. #
SIM bequemen artertfantl@en @ie9ez
tubl f9 i9aufelnr> etne3eitun9 auf ben,
59opB, cine Safe @bptplape neben 1i@,
i9tsn Der @bepalter bod idle&ter 2aune.
@r Las pteoerum etten 8rtef; feline Cor
%relppnpenj mar olip, mte IS 14teu, feline
9ertn9e.
v@ermGmI9ter 11lpel!" n,urmelte er.
Die polisei ibm auf ben Ger1en -@az
rum lie AUDI berauS forbern ! --Snbeb
bic Spur BON ba bis bterber IL
peit, uno mir rperben 1dpn bic nStbtz
gen MaBre9eln trefen, fe BON bier ab3uz
lenfen !"
Ser @bepalier itedte chen ben 8rief in
bic Gai4e> alS Elm junser Mann in ele>
santem> npromenaoen Mnsusc,
Elm @tidet in Der 9anb, beretntrat unp
1@ na@ einem fiidti9en> oertrault@en
@rub auf benz @te9efubl ibm eeseniber
n{eoerlteb. Der @bepalier le9te bic 3et>
tun9 bel Sette.
,S@pn 70 fritz, &afael 2" fraote er.
SD babe fetn &u9e 9ei&lo0en BE
gauge Na9t btnbur6! !" erptcerte rer
jun9e Mann> berlelbe &afael, pe1en ST.
fanntl9aft mir beretts eema@t unp ben
mir jest al6 etnen ber bllbenpit ten Sing
hinge wteper ieben.
0ortiebun9 fpl9t.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
(Gorreiponeen3 Der Staats5ettune.)
Manfatp, %. Sult 1872.

&eroctipn Der Stoatsteitun9
Der setrt9e Sag mar Elm @alata9 fir
Mantato, tn%6belenpere aber fir rie reut>
19e 8ep1lferun9 unleres Stdpt9ens.
@ir fweierten Elm Gretsnib, baS cine Gpoz
DE in UNI erem lostalen 2eben in f9
19lieBt Elm Grei9nts. cab nem Streben
I'M erer beutl4er MitbQr9er nad Greibeit>
@abrbeit uno &unlt einen neuen unp
ltarfen Smpul5 perletben miro : mir fei<
erten bic @runofeinle9un9 III lerer neuen
eeutl&en 5aue Der "5armpnfa
9ale."
8et Dem ral9en Gmpprbl&ben uniere6
Stapt9en6 uno benz resen 2eten unp
Greiben 1einer 8emobner mor l9un felt
ldnserer 3eit bic &la9e laut 9eworcen
lber ren Man9el an elmer rem a19emeiz
men Beblrf njb entipredenoin 6fentltz
9en 6aQe. G%in9eoenf beS Babrlprfz
DIES: fortuna fortem adjuvat, entl9lob
f9 enplid her bteftse beuti9e @eretn
u6armpnia," cine 1Hentli@e 9aQe in
0roBortt9em MaBfate, unD romit 5u9lst6
lt9 einen et9ntn 5eerp gu 9rinren. Sns
Dem bic Mit9lieper pe6 9armpnia Ser
ems pielem @eranfeu erfabten unp md&z
tia sur Mu6flbrun9 11ritten, %erfannten
1ie mobl bic S6miert9feit her Muf9abe>
Die fe i4 8eieQt auein I'M @ertrauen
auf ben liberalen @tnn ibrer Witbar9er,
ip,pie auf pie gu erwartenpe frdftt9e I'M
terftaBun9 BON M%usw1rt8> wurpe oas
srobe Wert i'm Mn0r'f genpmmen. Mm
%, b. 81. nun mar Der 8au unter Der
2eitun0 I'M ere6 mafern 8aumeiters
6einr. 9artmann pweit Yoran9el@rttten,
pab BET @runpitetn 9ele9t werpen fpnnte,
unp be;9lpB BET @eretn pielen Sag feltz
lid au bfaeben. IS wlrpe meine beu<
ttse Mittbeilun9 lber @eblbr aue<
cebnen> >poute '9 bic Teltidfeit en- detail
.bel9reiben 9enlse bic 8emerfunA oab
Die 6eier etne re9t wlrpt9e uno 19Sne
mar, nur rapurb eint9ermaben beeinz
trd6tiot cab Jupiter pIuvius in 1einem
lletermab Don &lbrun9 lber ben 9uten
Grfpls unierr Getlidfeit fi& seltern
~ melt per9ab, unS nit Treueen sdbren
gu uberldItten> ~ pab in Tolse belen
uni Ter vunRrtrp9enes Spfe1feft" i1@ his
auf ben beutisen Sag au6ce6nte.
Da6 @tpro9ramm par IN turser
@prten fpl9enreS:
Yrp;eii ipn cur4 bic 9auptitraben Der
@tapt~ unit + Be9leitun9 Der u5armpnta
8raB Banr>" MORAN it@ auber benz
5arm. @erein, eie Tretmaurer, belize Seo
Teupw 2pa EN- unp anpere @ere'ne, nit
Nusnabme pes bieli9en Gurnperetns, Der
tIpB b5Fi9er Ginlarun9 rur@ Mbweien>
beit sldnste, betbeili9ten. @eremonie ber
@runpfeinle9un9 pur& SIR. GoplAY> ben
@rpbmeiiter Der Greimaurerlp9e bes
Staatea @elang, &eeen uno Mtenn5
0robe5 CONCERT @Qe9oril9e DariteQun9
re5 StrebenS Dos GereinS uno gum
S@lub: 8ou.
Mnf an9 Sftpber bofen mir Die 9aQe
feierli6t etnweibenssu f6nnen, unp bof,n
mir bet pte1e 9ele9enbett e're 1tarte Oe<
legation BON ct. paul uup anceren uns
freanrlid 9eiinnten Na&barfarten bier
su bt9rlben.
S9ltebli9, um Sbnen einen unsefab<
rem Be9riif res neuen@ etdupeS gu 9ebea,
flbn i9 fplsenoe Details an: @ebauce
u GuB brett unp 1875 GuB lang. bic
8lbne 35x62> Der 3uf9auerzN aum
6Ox62. @ans respectable Dimenlpnen>
wi @ie ieben!
Treunrli@f 9r1Bt
>Mantato.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
Saul MQrftbert6t.

@eltberi9t, pS9sntli@ s~slief:rt BON BEN beut-
i9sn 8anf unb We@ie>@ el9;ft BON OapiOn u.
60. 81. Yaul.
Dertaufsprtts.
gbedi el auf glspgprt. TbilabelYbta, N~ilrautee,
Sbnaoe, st. Qous, c............."." a prpeent
&urppGii6e Mediet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
DerG bep ier

FE|9E1|' - 49," ~ - VFIS E@3E5I-.IWF 80
\ ;alnt arbern Mitta8e. FAT her, btrallft
IN rlteanteutam prstnanjuae inltiqnsFg
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Congress after the Railroads,

By the following paragraph, clipped
from the New York UeraM, it wonld
seem that Congress is about to get after
the Rairoads. We have not seen the
spencer Bill, but we will venture that
it don't pass either House before the
next Presidential elcction-if even ar.
ter that important business shall have
been settled. The majority are afraid to
make the fight.
The importance Of the step taken bv
Mr.. Npcurcr,thc Senator from Amuama.
in the bill which he Submitted to the
senate on Monday. ITO regulate COM
mcrcr among the several States" cam
not be very well Ovcr-nstimatcd. 1t is
the first great movement in Congress to
regulate the railroads. curais and other
highways hv the fot.n; se.tovernnient.
We have not the bill before us. and.
there ore cannot discuss the merits of
il IN detail but the principle j. right. IT
Wn- referred tu the Committee on Com
mrrcc. Let u hope ii viii not remain
there long, and that u strong measure
will be- reported tack to the Senate.
The railroads are the great arteries Of
commerce among the several States, and
vet the companies impose offensive Ia
riilS and DO H. they please. independent
of the Federal government. Ii j. time
that these vast mOnOpOlirS were put un-
der pcrrcstraint, and that the people
ln hrnirprtI Frn,p rynrI,i,,,tt rLn,,,,,- -,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

The lnlanapoij, Jo"r0o'. the H1di.
cal organ at the capital Of IWdaua, ut
tcrs a note of alarm as follows:
"Gcutlcmcn who insist upon reading
Trumbull. SchurI. Sumner, Logan, Tip
ton. Fcu,uu. aud Patterson ont Of the
Republican party are in danger of ,vcr-
doir the business. When these dis
liu9ui,hcd persons are driven ont by
the bash oi party discipline, an accurar,
ccn~u' of membership will develop thC
fact that the Senators expelled will have
taken friends enough with thprl to rem.
der Republican success in u rrcsidcn
lial election exceedingly irobIcmHtical
\ spirit of liberation and comriliatior
at headquarters. and thcrcanou's. i,
very much needed at th, iuucturc.'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Sensible Suggestions About Rail-
roads.

| m =, -, "
1he Augusta coRSttf"tto"ottS' OF tho
l7th, contained a sensible and sugges-
tive article in regard to the railroad in
,...., r,.,.,n ;..o.l., .,.,ho -
'c,, "o'-" " ''''o"'''' W. WV NV,
HdlHh OF georgia more p"ruchIarIy'
We copy portion Of it as general in
It's bearing:
W. Loy, oIrors r,roro1 ,,o avian.
,ion ,t t'cI;,t,Y,o r,;Inoo-s ''o ,o nns. ~
,I am, "c ,n. ci,iog ,,' "5 1' ,hroni% ~ ' on
,ori,nrfoI ,,ni,s IN Gonr',.a @ - Wherov.
w. o,,,",o.i,ms .ii',, 80 ,na ,,a,,s;, ., "ni,.
r,,l. ,lrnn,,,, tnnrs,o u,aro aIynco,oJ
wo OOH hovc c' o,n".aG ,Go noricy Whoncv'
W, 'nr,orgP w IT, .l',.,n. .,u ifm"sn, r,in"a1,
uorn nnnos,I h,. nyis,;n,. cor,nro,;ons
which 'dn,;rnJ - % %co,,i,no mo 'c.rr,Gi,, oorr,in,,
f,ni,,i', ,n,,hnnlro1 ,,iias ,rl,orn ,o,, 'mr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
COurirr-,JOurnai;SuiS.

The Washington Hp1jIir0R saws
"LoyaItv," before the war. chad very
little hold upon the Southern nature.
pcrhap, it had but since til" war it hp,
had hold upon vast amount of South
cru p'Undcr.
The newspaper, insist that Stokes
shall be hanged. hu, why no, LET him
jump from the top Of 4 5hot-towcr and
save The rope for those r1,ga.s in the
New Iork cu>tou-hou.c:
II is said that there isn't new .pHpcr
in san frnnri,ro that ha>u'ta libel suit
on hand. The present crop of fools
aud ~hyStcr- over there must be un-
commonly abundant.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
BY SAM. P. WINS.
T + r M { ;.
THE POST - PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
A. Fwo Dollar. "a Wear, Payable
In AIAnuCe.

- No attention paid to orders for the pa
per unless accompanied by the cash.
Advertisements will be charged Sl.jO per
square Of ten lines. or less, for the first in'cr-
tion. and - cents for each continuance. 4
liberal deduction made To parties who adycr-
Nse by the year.
IT Person. sending advertisement, >hOuC
mark the number If times they desire them
nsrrtrd. or they will be continued until for
bid and charged accordingly
Trlnsent advertisements must be paid for
at the time Of insertion.
Announcing names of candidates for Office,
$500. Cash. in all eases.
Obituary notices over i've lines. charged at
regular advertising rates.
All communications Intended to promotcthc
private ends or Interests of Corporations. So
rcties. or individuals, will be charged as ad-
yertisrmen;s.
Jon NUilK. such H. PamHh'G' t'irculars,
Cards. Blanks, liandbill>. etc.. will be exc
cuttrd in good style aud at reasonable rates.
All letter, addressed to the Proprietor will
be promptly attended to.
Communications. to >rruOc insertion, must
he accompanied bv the name of the authors.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
\ Mountain Mystery.

The Knoxville Prsss ami Wa,Wid learn.
"by private letter from IlHnt,ylIc. Ten
ncsscc. the following particulars Of an
event which has created u profound sen.
Sailon in the mountain rountrv:'
On Monday. January Slh. the body of
girl. about thirteen wear, old. was
found by the roadside. IN IN un!rcqucnt-
ed. wilderness portion OF Sro't county.
about ten miles from Huntsville. The
body was recognized n that of bound
girl employed in huntsville.
Our correspondent states that the girl
was bound out about Il year ago. aLd
the woman TO whom She was bound
made application. some time ago. to the
Court TO be released lrum the obliga-
iion. but wa, refused. II i, rumorcd
that the @irl was then subjected to Sc
we're and cruel Treatment: 80 inhuman
that She was not given necessary cloth
ing aud shelter and in con -"qucnrG had
her fingers and toes badly frozen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Notice EXTRAORDINARY.

The following marriage notice is from
a Texas paper: "Marricd. on the lst in-
slant, by early candlc-light. at the wig
wam Of the bride, in the town Of Mason,
Mason county, Texas. by James VI. Hun
Ter, Esq, presiding justice of said coun-
ty, Scnor Robert Gardner, Of the Re
public of Mexico, to Miss Amy Perry
man, of the renowned tribe of Semi
mole Indians, and one of the few fol-
lowers of the noted chief, Wild Cat"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
ST. LOniS Girls.

The following libel on the far CT st
Louis could have only emnnatcd in jcal.
ous Chicago:
\ number Of girls at st. Lonis thea.
tire lately insisted upon going out ir
drink every time their escorts did, and
invariably took brandy. although Tho
latter took beer. Notwithstanding thcil
more potent potaiiom- they rcmnincj
perfectly sober, while they were obiig.
ed 10 take their masculine companions
home in very inebria,eh condition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Indiana.

The Indianapolis J1nmm (Radical,
says:
There are many things Indicating .
thorongh change in the method of party
di-ripiuc The olistylc Of commitlin.
the bu-inc-, Of ricciug delegate, to
couycntiog, aud nominating candidates,
to small squad ct ring masters aud
political hummcr>. is going, il it has no:
already gone, out
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Small Shot.

Good name tor Il conductor on stree,
rar---Dsctr.
Wh"c'- 20 better when they are thor
Ou"hly tired
\ noisy piece Of crochcry-'rho cup
that cheers.
\ sad dog-Onc who tarric, long at
hi whine.
The minister of the intcrior-Thc
COOK.
a time TO ruu-Whcn yon are in a
hurry.
How was Jonah punished W ha,cd.
Civil ,rryirr-tiuod walters.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

Is the matter of the Spanish outragcs
upon the ship Florida we are informed
that ''thc action of our government will
admit of no evasion" We are glad to
hear it, for surely we have had eva
sions.arrogance and insults enough from
Spain-and other powers, tOO-to cali
for decisive settlement. We are ap-
prehcnsivc. however. that the admins
lration only means bIu>tcr-and not Gu
ba or Cuben independence,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
Chr Post.
Athens. Thursday. .Bmn. ~. i~7..
The Tariff,

The action in the Senate last week on
the coal and salt bill, in rc.committing
it by vote Of - TO Is, is not regarded
aS favorable 10 the revenue refOrmcr,,
WHO moved TO consider the House bill
in the Senate. which rcpcals the duty on
those neccssares. The old New Eng
land idea OF "thc higher the tariff the
lower the good" ,till prevails in the
United states Senate, though pretty
generally repudiaicd everywhere else.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

CnAs. u. IorNG. n printer in the Rich
mond DiSpcich office. is reported to
have drawn prize OF $4,000 in the South.
Carolina Land and Immigration Society
Lottery.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

"CAsT-iroS SINKS, is the legend on
IL" Ign OF Hartford plumber. well.
who the devil (hic) said it didn't?" was
the inquiry of an incbriatcd man of sin.
who read ii over three or four times,
aud chucklcd when he thought no saw
the nOint.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

"AH:' unused Smith. as he contcm-
plated his extensive collection of New
Year, bills, 'hCw true il is that in ,hs
midst of life we are ~ debt"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
SHORT ESSAYS---N0. /.
ADORNMENT.

the po.T thouuh we may somctfmrs I'm.
du,gc the hone that thc liobt labors Of
our non may NOT he without proGt 70
some of them. Whatever NAV be writ.
,rr with . vicv IN thcir rodvortogc Is in.
trulrd however. to bc c.uoorstivcro,ncr
tlu, ,uopftory.
/ The ,ubicrt of the present communi.
cation i, the adornmcut Of the pcr,on
fine house and ;bc surrouudiups orho,uc.
/ The tonic has been chosen at the risk of
ryokiur thc contcmutuous suecrs OF
some who rcrard srch thiuusos unwor.
,by tbc attention Of men. We hold
tlot tLc lumon body which cucn.cs tLc
souI-thc crardc.t Of all the works
which omauo,cd from Dci,, of which
we have any kuov,c,Ioc-j, entitled 70
moro rou.j Grafton thpu il u.ually 70.
,cjyrs, To so,ac extent the auocnroucc
or fine co.Ect l. AN iudcy of fine nature
or fine .oul If rontain. py thc rca,ures
thc cvnrc.sion fine voice. tle altjtulr
and fine bohits we iudoe the character
nf .ho iulivilnoI
4 w con ,nnrocio,c -rc ,onos,v Of thot
man vho vcors on old con, ro,Lc,, linn
,,.,..,
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THE Presidents brothcr-in-law. "a
scy. Collector Of Customs at New Or
leans, ia said to have made hundred
and forty odd thousand dollars recently
by Il rascally transaction in his Office.
The matter is to be investigated
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Pennsylvania.

When Mr.. WethcrcII presented Phil.
adoIpIia as the place for holding Tho
Republican National Convention. he is
reported to have said that the city, to-
gcDhcr with the State Of pcnn-y -ylyania,
required a political stimulus. The Gin
ciunaii Go:cNc WadicaD says:
This reason is sufficient. if il bc true
that the Convention is n party ,timu-
LIANT: tor it is apparent that Pcmu>ylva-
MIA needs such tonic. and in met She
always had to be kept up by ,timuanl,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

LARGE amounts Of land in Alabama.
lying convenient TO railroads is offered
for sale by the Mobile aud Girard Rail-
road Company. The whole aggregates
10000 acres-some the best in the State.
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Isaac AcNLy, ~ engineer on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, has bccn
found guilty of mans)ar.ht"r for not
sounding the alarm in t;nc to warn u
man who was on the track, aud who
was run over and killed ~ the train.
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as'k: is SEQ.

EGOM TIE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT THE
i 18th Of April. u small rri Cow. marked
with smooth cruu and lit in rirht eur amt
an under bit in the left. ANY information con-
cerning said cow VIII he Thankfully received.
and all damages paid. G.. u. RICHARDSON.
80 miles South Of Athens. Tenn.
Dec. 81. lSIl-3t-2l2
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q. T.. gesjSs,:s.s., is. nd.

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
" to the citizens Of MrMinn. in The practic"
of Medicine. Surgery, Nr.
OFFICE aud residence. one mile east Of
Athens. ai the May place.
Oct. 10. lSIl-Hm. 2Gi
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CLOTHING.

THE ELARG EST STOCK EVER BROUGHT
i TO Athrn>-for sale at rriiirrd prices.
Athens. Oct. III W. q. HORTON d 90.
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W. 7. L A N E,
A ttOrpey and SOlicitOr
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.

AyIILL PRACTICE II TIE FOURTH
w Judicial District. OFrICE ut the office
the Clerk and Mn>tcrOf the C! inrrry Court.
Nov. II. 1870. ly-lji
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

THD manmg coutortaLicS warmer b.
lining them with newspapers i, coming
rapidly into fashion. This i, cheering
news tor the proprintors of the board.
measure wcckIics that ARE pcddlcd and
hewkcd through the mails at one dollar
y year.
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Ni.sgis"s' 71t1sSE.
pa:. ~. g.. ,zcl.EYNDg.Hss

NFFERS His PROFESSIONAL ~ERNI-
~ cr> to the citizens Of Mouse Greek and Vi
rinity. iG the practice OF Medicine. ~ui-cry ana
Obstetrics. OFFICE at Mouse Greek.
April i3. lS.l-ly-lIG