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The " idDW'S SJi,cS,

They tell about blooming voung
Mr., Smith, who was widuwcr aud Il
tmid uNu. whose mild ewes brauI,d
hIamdIN through his sprrtaclrS. The
widow bad hindiie,~ 'iUr Smith. and hr
rcriIrocrIcd il; hur lie bad barely sur-
iicicnt courage TO carry on III" campaign.
SO at last the widow pretended 10 be
terribly afraid OF thunder aud light-
ming, and whenever she saw n gust com
ing up, she used to smooth her hairand
rush into Mr.. Smiths house. Then when
she heard peal Of thunder, she would
scream. rush up aud throw her arms
around The neck Of the mild-cycd
Smith, aud implorc him to protect her,
and Smith always looked anxious aud
embarrassed aud said he would. Then
she wouId faint, and Smith would feel
half glad aud half sorry. About six
thunder storms settled the business :
and now she i. VI :. Smilh-hc i. only
sorry that her apprchru>ion> Of the
lightning were not realized. He saws. if
there eve" wH~ person who OUGHT TO
have been torn 10 piece, by electricity.
il is that widow. She has thunder.
storms every day now in Smiths house.
and it il Lively and vigorou, for Smith
around there.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

THE G1'n.iu Ln~.ucl mrhc, the
following suggestion. to it, county
readers:
II j. otcua m1itorof complaint thar
ourcoUnly paper, are mcaerc in home
news aui there is GOOD nrOmd of.
ten tor the charge. But probably it
never occur, 10 the minds Of those
making the allegation that uulcs, the
ncWpHpor writer is placed in possession
oI "jhc news hr can't print it, He cln-
not know cvorythin@ that happens in
lUilivr,v. II Il farmer raises aud sell,
u Unr hog or COW, aud it j. worthy OF
mention. the journalist oulht 10 be- in
formed Of il. iIccm't hc every where
at once. There are score, Of occur.
rcnCc-. Of yariou, sort, the publication
Of which would be valuable aud inter-
c,tiug in a paper. and which we would
be- gtnd 80 oct hold Of aud publish. but
no one seem, 70 think that it i, any
business OF theirs and hence they 90
Gurrcurdcd. II take. more than one 10
make up - newspaper. VIII our friend.
III every quarter Just consider them.
selves >pccInl correspondents and aid
rs in furnishing news about home cuun.
~ matters. ucighburhuod incidents Of
every sort, II they will only -opcr-
ate with ". We will cuglgc 10 make
them n county pnpcr Of the greatest
local interest. We don't ask them 10
90 10 ihr trouble ol u REGULAR 'Ncl cum-
muu,ratiom. but merely TO rive or send
u, itcm., fac', hnurcuiu.. by word OF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09
Grant or Greeley.

From tbr Loui,,ilI. .Cour,rrIoumal.)
1t seem, almost certain that many OF
The States which went Tor Grant in 1865
will 90 against him IN 1872. Indiana
the Gruul politicians consider very
doubtful, We do not The Liberal,
aud Democrat, Of Indiana win elect the
Hendricks aud Craven, ticket IN Oclo.
bcr, and lhc ~lulc VIII pronounce for
Grcclcv aud Brown in Noycmbcr.-
PENNSYLVANIA i, also 10 hold an election
in October, aud Pcuusylvauin will Ger.
lninly 90 Tor luckulcw. The great
State OF New York will 20 for Greeley
y, surely 0S lhr day of election comes
around Kentucky will rive Greeley
and Brown thirty thousand majority
Missouri aud Tennessee will exceed
kcmlurkN's majority, liiuoi. will pro-
badly 30 for Greeley aud Brown. New
Hampshire aud Connecticut will 90 for
Greeley ana 'rown, and probably other
New England States. All the Southern
States, with possibly the exception of
South Carolina, viii cast their electoral
votes for Greeley and Brown. The Pa
ellie States will 90 for Greeley aud
Brown The friend, of the Liberal
movement in Minnesota are hopeful
lhnt that State will pronounce for Gree
ley and Grown. Ohio, Iowa aud Mich-
ia3u Notwithstanding their heavy Re-
publican moi.,,lic,, are not dc.pHircd of
hy the liberals, Aud 50 throughout
all the States Of the Union. Il Grant
,hould be elected. il viii seem lijtlc les
I 4
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Sc ool Directory

CANE CREEK ACADEMY: Location. Coghill,
in full view OF thiIhOwcr Mountains. Build
Ing. sixty by Forty feet, two stories. Library.
New, hut growing. ~ ,ul,irnn>. Teachers. J.
II Drummer. Prinripnl Assistants, Prof. Hicks.
Miss TcXir p. Cobb. Miss y. J. Naughan.-
Pupils, Present session | ll:i-in - months 3l3.
Charges. lower than ut any other ln,tituiion ol
~Hlnr grade. 20 iHr ~ snOwn. 'our." nf study.
Modrrnizrd hat thorough. 4 tOllr"iltr ID
unrtnrnt will he ad'Ic, ut rlo>c Of present l. r'n.
EAST TENN. WESLEYAN UNIvER>ITY:-
Location. Athrn>. on the line Of llI" +. r. Va.
Il Ga. Railroad. half way between Knoxville
and Chattanooga. Building, seventy by Fify
feet. three stories. Library. over iOm volumes.
Board. in private frmilir>. including room,
fuel. lights and washing. $500 per week..
Teachers, y T.. Coblrigh. President; Assist
ants, W. T.. +. Milburn. !. !. Mnnkrr. +. A.
Atlcr. Miss NJ. NJ. II Iu-rhiil !. Miss M'ry Ma.
son, Miss Helen Bo~,nrth hurl-. % in rrgu-
lar daily attcnd,nrr. DhIrEr, mndrrite.-
Course of study THOROUGH.
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BY SAM. p. WINS.
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Communications. to SccuOP insertion. must
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.Mr. irOc>b >brch.

Mr. Grocsbrrk ,av~ in his letter re-
spending to the request OF the Chpir-
mun OF the Democratic and Liberal
- to Committees OF Ohio that hc wou'd
preside at the COLUMBIA, mas, meeting
Ills (Grcclcy'>) great ability, COURAGE
and patriotism are unQuc,rioucd, aud il
hr is elected we have GOOD reason TO be-
Iicvc we viii get reconciliation and
peace " II would be dAlicult 10 convey
a higher compliment mas few words.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

From the financial report in the New
York HonM OF the 2GIh we clip ihc toll
loving >tatcmrnt:
In the recommendation Of The Gcor-
gin Bond Commit rc to rcrudirrr por-
tion o. The bonds issued by the state
there is involved lhc question of elrjk-
inc from III" New lurk stock ENrhaugr
li-t alI srrurilic, Issued or iudUr,cA by
the State Of Georgia. The course Ol the
Georgia Lc"i>lHturr on this proposed
policy OF repatriation is therefore a nnnl.
ter lrnught with numrulou. results TO
the credit ot Gcor9ia a> well ~ other
Southern States. The rules OF She Stock
EXCHANGE do not admit OF discriminate
ing reputation on the part of state
without ~trikin" all their issue from thc
list, Is decided recently with The State
Of Texas.
II may be fair, but rather hard on he
industry of the state TO have to redeem
millions OF bond. fraudulcntlv issued
by the corrupt officials, forced upon them
by tie government a Washington.
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GEN RAJ DIREC TO R Y
Courts at Athens.

chrnrrry Court Hon. u. NJ. Key. Chancellor:
Court meet, lth Mondays in Nay and NoN"m-
trr j. VI. Henderson, Clerk md Master. office
at residence, Main street.
Circuit Court Hon. John B. Howl, judge
Court meet, al Mondays in April. August and
December: john +. slower, Clerk, office in the
Court House.
County Court VIM. q, Horton Chairman:
Ou"rtrrlv Court meets 1T Mondays IN January.
April. July and Ortuhcr; Quorum Court meets
Isl Monday in rlch mouth; Lon BI'lurh. Clerk,
office in the Court House.
OTHER COUNTY OFlICEi~ John 4, Gouldy.
sheriff; +. W. IIydru. Fra Tee; W. NJ. Kelley,
Tax Collector: VIM. e. Davis. r lister; Tho>.
sherman. Coroner: \. +. lth Public Admin
i>trntor: W. Grltys. Public Guardian.
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Bradley County.

III Bradley the Radical, elect all their
County ticket by an increased minority :
Lowe. Sheriff: McDowcll. TaX Colcc.
tor; aud White, Trustee. In the clcr-
lion for supreme Judge the county i
reported to have east u majority Of 500
for Mcfarland.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

If person drop on the street and Won
think he has been Sun-struck, kick him
three or four times withall your might.
II that don't revive him fail back aud
give him air.
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Bread is the staff Of Life.

DUT YOU CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
ID out oi bad Flour have just received a
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. made out
Of choice Ohio hite Wheat. which will make
good bread. For sale at the old stand near
the ID pot. j. NJ. HENDERSON.
Athens. April ). 1sI9-tf.22I
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VOL. XX---N0. 243.
why People Sleep in Church.

Many Il farmer and housckcepcr Won
dcrs why it i that they must need take
a nap every Sunday in sermon time.
When the parson gets comfortably into
the second or third head Of his dis
course. and his CONGREGATION has set
tied into the easiest position to listen,
gentle sleep begins to steal over their
faculties, aud the good man is surprised
at linding his argument less cogcnt
than il seemed when prepared IN his
study. At home the busy matron new
cr thinks OF mapping at eleven o'cock in
the morning, and the man OF business
would consider lis sanity or common
SENSE called in question should friend
propose Il half hours nap Mt that hour
OF the dav. Nevertheless, they both
sleep like kittens in their pcws, and log
ic rhetoric, cloqucncc, are alike wasted
in the vain attempt to rouse their slug
gish souls. The question OF the poci,
so often sung in our assemblies:
My drowsy powers, why do you sleep so:''
is exactly in point, and We propose as
answer: "Bccausc we are breathing
carbonic acid gas--dcadly poison: be-
cause the chapel keeper didn't let the
"a, Of last sundays congregation out of
the doors ard windows, and the fresh,
pure air Of heaven in Look round \,
the audience that tcvcrish flush on tho
face isn't heat, it is poison. The lady
uoddidg over there, her nose and checks
like rose, j. not too warm, for the
thermometer lOcscnt stand over seven
y degrees; she is partially suloca,cd;
1
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Chr Post.
Athens, Friday, August 8, 1872.
Hamilton Comfy,

Bean, Radical. elected sheriff by GGj
majority; Adams. Democrat, elected
Tax Collector by 7G majority. Grow.
der, Rudcn!, Trustee, 3G3 mnio,ilv.
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New Invention!

(NALL AND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
" and lIamcS altogether. No more chance
for sore-shouder,d horses, IL you buy these
Collars. 4. +. gibson.
Athens, May 81, ls72.tf-?J5
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IA ic Direc tory.

MfTlian sun Lodge. No. 30 A. F.& A. Mn-
~on>-A G Rohc>on, Wor~hipul Master
Regular Meetings lst and I'd saturday nights
in each month.
McMnn Chapter. No. Il. R0val Arch MnSonS.
John +. slower. iIi"h Priest, Regular Meetings
list Monday night in each month.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

An old sow belonging To a gentleman
living near Columbus Wa cured ui
eating ri irkrns bv being turned iuSsa1
pasture where there wa, a drs
"kildrcrs.' She ran nlir" the,
footed birds until she killqS
by oyCr-CXcrtiUn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

NNIILL PRACTICE iN TIE FOURTH
w Judicial District. OFFICE Ht the uilic'
the CLERK aud Ml~lcroi the Chtncrry Court.
Nov. II. lS,u ly-lii
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!

men move 'hrou +. EsasH.
music moves dow
ont pleasures on cvctTEDEss ~'.',Ghc
air TO every one, far and near, that can
listen. Some men fill the ar with their
strength and sweetness, rs the o!''ltsrds
of October days fill the mir with ripe
ruit. Some women cling TO their
house, like the honcysuck,c over the
door; vet like il fills all the region with
the subtle fragrance of their goodness.
How grca, a bounty and blessing it is 50
to hold the the royal gifts Of the soul
that they shall be music to some, fra
GRANGE to others, and life TO all. 1t
would be no unworthy thing TO live for,
to make the power which we have with
in II, the breath Of other mems JOY: to
ill the atmosphere which they must
stand in with brightness which they
cannot create for them selves.
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Athens Post 0ffi e---T h Q Mails
| lrch Direct tor Y.

5.SIuRCn. S0UTu H"v. Il. II. Parker,
k,ir,icr, every S,hhoth Prryor Meet
Y "Wednesday nigLt, ; hhaih school in
ng.
iILL PHrsHYTEEIAN tuUGCu hrv.
r'o P'>tor Srrvic">crcry other sab
blINih :, hool in the evening.
ynrRCu. "NoUTlI'- Rev. N.G. Tnylor.
'~"r, lee. every sabbath; Prayer Meet
Wrdn ,dny ni-ht. S'bh th hooI
Forming.
'HrHCu- RN. J. B. Lee = P.-tur
~ Sabbath in rlrh month. 1t tn"
orNL CHURCH Rector
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Miscellaneous Dots.

\ Wisconsin woman has had six ba-
bic' within year.
san Francisco police reporters are
rather proud to chronicle the arrest for
drunkenness OF n lady worth $JUOOOO.
Chicago Processes to have eaten al-
most four hundred and fifty tons of
straw berries Of the recent crop. She
ought to be ashamed OF herself
"COmc down with the stamps" and
yonrc Il good fellow with everybody.
EN.PrcSilcnt Fillmore owns and oc.
cupic, mn elegant mansion in the city
o! Buffalo.
THAT wild man in Florida is on the
rampage again-iccding as usual, on
whortlchcrrics. He is thought to be u
.lraggIcr from DcSoto's expedition,
which landed on The coast-say for con-
ycnicncc, about two hundred wears awu.
Thar there ought to be Liberal Rcpuli.
cans on the electoral ticket Of Tcnnc,.
see i, admitted. The Memphis .ico-
"'"he says "the next thing TO do !, to
place them there"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

AND still they come. Twenty one
thousand cmigrants have landed at the
port OF New York since the first of last
month, principally from Germany,
England and Ireland.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-09

y bucoIic editor is forced to the con-
,lusion that the young ladies of his vii
|11fauaIe not alarmingly like ST. Paul, in
lnaay more attention "to
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-11

in that town all they were worth,
in consequence Of It being the
county seat, their interests were
wholly disregarded. Did they
hesitate 70 inflict poverty and finan-
cial ruin, on the citizens Of Sails
buryf It has always been the case,
and it always will be, that when-
ever a legal step is taken, and every
requirement Of Law complied with,
touching . matter that an over-
whelming majority Of the people
have expressed themselves favor
able to, that pecuniary advantages,
flowing from anything like the re-
moval Of county seat has never
been regarded a. being in the way
The citizens OF Centreville, sail
to citizens Of Salisbury, 'yo,'
ought to have had better luck il
locating your property-sell ou-'
and come TO CentervilIe! Can
they blame the citizens of Rich
mond. il the county.seat is re-
moved here, if they give the sam
invitation to them, prefaced with
the same exhoYtation thus devout-
~ made to tho Salisburyans. !
We trow not. r.
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EARLY RECOLLECTIONs.
For the Palladium.

For the Palladium.
EDITOR PALLADIUM: AZ the la
test seneation now before the
voters Of Wayne county, is, to use
a modern phrase, Court House on
the BRAIN will note . smali por
ton of history-relating to the
first county seat organized in the
county. For reliable dates and
notes We are indebted to the late
j T Plummer, who had rescued
from oblivion annals Of historic
interest which otherwise might
have been lost to postcrity. - few
are now among the living to relate
the STORY of events Of over fifty
yeArs. By an act of the terrific
rial Legislature, which organized
Wayne county in 1919. John Cox.
George Holman, and John Ad-
dington ( all diseased } were ap-
pointed Commissioners to meet
and locate county seat, before the
second Monday in May following,
1871. Until this was done and q
Court House built, the i-st court.
was held at the house Of Richard
Rue, Esq. q short Distance south
Of the now city Of Richmond. Al
the June term, these commission
ers failed TO discharge their duty
in selecting . county seat. They
were released aud Samuel Walker,
Richard Maxwell and Benjamin
Harris appointed and ordered to
proceed Immediately to the dis
charge Of their duties. On the
third day they made report
That the permanent seat Of jus
tice IL and shall be on the land
donated BY Samuel Weed, OF six
ty-nve acres in township IL range
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TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William b. Norton, whils resid.
ng in Brazil Is . Missionary, discovered in
that land Of medicines remedy for Cousump-
,ion, Sorefala, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Neryoas Weakness. This rem.
~ has cured myself after all other Esdi-
ines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send
I, - rsosips for prspari.g sni using this rem
y b MI who desire it FREE OF CHARGE.
Please sind an envelope, with your sane
/ I'D address ON It. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM b. NORTON,
e7o BRoADwAY,
Z ..ly-e1o.1 NEW Yonx CrrY.
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A Savannah paper says that the re-
port OF Mrs. Beecher Stoves $4,000
income from her Florida farm is all bosh.
She "has small orange grove. which
may yield her few hundred dollars"
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Henry Reed says that Judge Davis
is large, fabby man, with smile that
breaks out about the center of the face.
and spreads all over it like q batter
cake.
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ID ?',,iaIs!, 1877,
Ulysses s. Grant.

eW ssSusuvos9 wv
Uly S ses s. Grant.
We make the above announce,
ment, not to attract special nol
tice, or to indicate extra-of6ciousi
zeal, but because it expressed
OUR MOST EMP II Alto
PREFERENCE, and we don't
see Why we should not say 500
Gen. Grant, in some eminent re-
spects, has shown himself as
much superior in civil as in mill
itary affairs. He has promptly
taken positions and assumed re-
sponsibiities which no mere
politician, of the ordinary run
Of our statesmen, would have
dared to do. Take for instance
his direct announcement in his
inaugural address in favor Of Ne
gro Suffrage. The party which
elected him. had lodged the
question in its platform. What
other men, outside Of the pro-
nounced Radicals, but would
have followed that example as
President, and lodged, or at
least postponed a declaration on
the subject? But not so with
Grant. An old-timo Democrat
before the war, be at once de-
monstrated the soundness of his.
conversion, the frank heroism o.
his nature, as well as the high
est craftsmanship, by taking the
bull by the horns.
In like manner on the subject
Of the payment Of the National
Debt on which, also, his party
had trimmed and prevaricated,
he did not hesitate to take the
responsibility Of q clear state
ment of bis position, at the inn
minent hazard Of his popularity.
Again, bis putting the man
sgement Of our Indian Affairs
in Quaker hands, shows q mind
much above the grade of the
mere politician-a practical Wis
dom which is being indicated by
results. urs 7T77
Last, but not least, we ap-
plaud his prompt, manly, HEARTY
recognition Of the French Re.
public. How refreshing it was
to every true man to hear cur
Chief Magistrate speaking righ!
out in meeting" on that subject!
no halting--no equivocation.
It was an example amidst the
senseless pro-Prussian folly
which had swept over the ooun.
try, and showed that we have a
President of eminent democratic
proclivities.
These FEW POINTS alone in his
record, among MANY SIMILAR, give
to the world in GENERAL GRANT
ASSURANCE OF A MAN. To which
let us not forget to add, that He
has FAITHFULLY REDEEM
ED ALL HIS PLEDGES T(
THE PEOPLE. While, there
fore, we are, as general rule
in favor of "the one term prin
ciple," we are yet FULLY PERSIA
DED that, in the case before us
our Country CANNOT AT
FORD TO DISPENSE WITH
THE SERVICES, AS CHIEF
EXECUTIVE FOR ANOTH
Err TERM OF OUR GREA'
CAPTAIN--A TRUE, INDIE
PENDENT, HONEST MAN
- JuI1AN's RADICAL, Sept. 29
1870.
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! n OPENlNG FOR BUs1NEss

OPENlNG FOR BUS1N ESN.
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outlay, can made 81 900 in three months on
our Reliance Non-Explosive Attachment for
kseo:ene Lamps. A simple cheap and sure
any lamp. and warranted TO make it ABSOLUTE
~ safe. 81 .0t0 sold in five months. A county
OF 10000 pop. has 5000 Lamps; every lamp
needs il; every family can afford il. sample
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free. Costs nothing to investigate this offer,
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The venerable ex-Secretary Seward
said 10 be rapidly losing the use Of hi
lower limbs. His intellectual faculties,
however, are altogether unimpaired.
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