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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

JIM Crow, of the firm Of Crow e Ri
der, Athens, has been to Chattanooga
to purchase supplies, and speaks in high
terms of the house of Settle 4 Pryor,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants, NJ. 200 Market street.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April IA runner
of the City Bank was robbed at Canal
Bank this morning, of money book
containing $4,000. he runner placed
the book on the counter. Some one ask
ed him a question, and while answer
ing. his book was taken and another
substituted. No arrests.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

THE postmaster at Milton, Indiana,
requested his wife to have prepared for
him. on his return from the evening
train, cup of warm coffee. The coffee
has grown cold, and an officer of the
Treasury Department is investigating
the post. Office books.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Good Tenlplars.

The Bedford bulletin says: "On Tues
day, the 7th day Of May next, the quar-
tcrly convention of the Indepen dent
Order of Good Tcmplars of the State
of Tennessee will convene in Columbia.
1t is hoped that every Lodge in the State
will be represented"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Aflnnin Market.

AUGUSTA. Ga. April 9. 1872.
Bacon. shoulders 6aGA; sides 8; Tennessee
hams lOal2. ry Salt shoulders 5a5h; sides
n. Lard. l0alOH. Corn. quiet 92l3a95. Oats,
quiet at 6j. Hay, l.s0al 80. Flour. l.5Oa9:5O.
Respectfully, j. MATTE SON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Knox County.
The following was adopted at heApri

The following was adopted at the April
term of the Knox County Court:
Ordered by the Court. That tax Of
one dollar upon the privilege of keep
ing each and every dog, exceeding one
for each family, of any sex or kind,
within the limits of Knox county, be
and the same is hereby assessed against
the owner thereof, to be collected as
other taxes; and when collected. to
constitute part Of the common school
fund Of said county. and to be distri-
buted as other school moneys.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Tennessee

NASHVILLE, April 1.-The Liberal
Republicans fthis city issue to-mor-
row an address to the Republicans of
Tennessee, requesting prompt action in
the various counties and cities to have
Tennessee properly represented by ac-
credited delegates to the Liberal Re-
publican Convention at Cincinnati,
May LIST.
The address states that "it is not con-
tcmplatcd that any vital principle in our
national organization will be endangered
or surrendered; but while asserting the
righful sovereignty OF men, the full
measure of emancipation, civil rights
and impartial suffrage, VIC will demand
general amnesty and recognize the fact
that the new issues before the country
are to be met in broad, national spirit
of patriotism.
at will doubtless succeed in perfect
ing an organization that will be irresist-
able in restoring the harmony of the
Union and establishing the reforms in
public affairs now imperativcly de-
handed"
The address is signed by John Law
renee. G. p. Houston, j. W. Paramorc,
j. NJ. Thatcher. Samuel J. Little, George
Iscnstcin, and John Ruhm, the last re-
Gently the secretary of the Republican
State Executive Committee. This
county will send a full delegation to
Cincinnati, and the Nashville Reunion
and Reform Association will be repre-
scented at the Cincinnati Reunion and
- Of ,,ocu ~, onfinr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Latest News.

In St. Louis. on Monday, the Demo-
Gratis elected 9 of the L. Councilmcn.
Jewels majority in Connecticut is
now stated at 3O-a heavy Republican
loss from last election.
Prof Morse, the great electrician, is
dead.
A number Of prominent Republicans
of Iowa have issued call for mass
meeting to appoint delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Lecture mt the College.

LECTURE at the College this-Thurs-
daylight, instead of Tuesday night,
having been deferred by illness Of lee
turer. Subject: Business and Books.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Athcg5 Pust.
Athens, Friday, April s, 1872.
Tea and Coffee.

The United States Senate has repealed
The tax on tea and coffee, The PROPOSE
ton, however, sticks in the House Of
Representatives
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

CAPT. DEBT PORTER announces him
self to-day as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of McMinn. lie proposes to
run as the "people's candidate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

THE County Court of Hamilton has
appropriated $4,000 to build an iron
bridge over the Chickamauga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

SECRETARY boutwell, has decided
that when coupons on railroad and 9th
er intercst-bearing bonds commenced
to run before the expiration Of the inter-
est on income tax law, even though the
interest does not accrue until several
months thereafter, nevertheless in such
case they are liable to the tax toranother
year.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Horrible Outrage.

Four scoundrels forced drug down
the throat of Mr.. Shelton in McCrack-
en- county, Kentucky, the other day,
bound his wife and daughter, aged fif-
teen, to the floor, and outraged each of
item several times. Two of the scoun-
drcls have been captured and are in
Jail, and the neighbors turned out en-
masse to hunt the others down. The
two unfortunate women sustained Sc
rious injuries. Now, If the people OF
the ncighborhood were TO lay hold OF
the ficnds and mete out to them sum-
mary justice, such as their crime de-
serves, what howl would so up about
the Kentucky Kuklux!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittrc, which met at Nashville last
week, have issued n call for State Con-
vcntiou, TO assemble in that city, on
Thursday, the 9th day of May, to ''nomi-
nate candidate for Governor and to
take such steps in view of the approach
Ing State aud Presidential elections as
the condition Of the country and the
circumstances then existing may sug-
gcst.' They, also. urge upon the people
in the different counties to meet as early
as convenient, and select delegates to
represent them in said Convention. In
accordance with this action of the Com
mt'cr, and after consultation with citi-
zcns Of both town and country, it is
suggested that a County Meeting be
held at the Court House in Athens next
Monday for the purpose indicated. Cir
cult Court commences on that day, and
'hrrc will be people present from all
portions Of the county, and we can have
n free interchange of views and full
and fair representation and expression.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

j. w. PLANK is announced by autho-
rity to-day as candidate for County
Trustee.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
Tho County Convention.

The Convention called for the pur-
pose Of nominating u candidate for Tax
Collector for this county, met Mt the
Court House on Monday. We believe
delegates were in attendance from all
the civi, districts. The Convention or
ranizcd By calling VIM. Il. Porter, Esq,
TO the Chair, and appointing VIM. KEEL
10" Secretary. Before the ballOttinG
commenced the candidates were called
in and agreed orplcdgcd themselves to
abide ana acquicsco in the decision OF
the Convention. Ten names were put
in nomination. and the ballotting was
lively and prorracted, but finally result
cl in the choice Of J. N. Miller.
The Democratic candidates for Coun-
Is Trustee having agreed that fhe Con-
venton should settle the question of
candidacy for that Office, Rob. Snyder
received the nomination.
Without the least disparngement to
the unsuccessful contestants. we can say
that Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Snyder are
good. substantial and true men, and we
shall give them our support indepcn-
dent of any reference as to whether or
not they were our first choice for the
places tanned.
tnqucstionably, there are some we'll
grounded objections TO the Convention
system, but when candidates agree upon
such plan Of adjustment they are
bound by every principle of honesty
and every consideration of policy to
chcerfully acquicsce in the result and
earnestly labor for the election of their
successful competitors. We presume
the gentlemen nominated on Monday
will receive n willing and hearty sup
port throughout the county, and par
ticularly so at the hands Of the unsuc-
cesslul contestants aud their friends
who were delegates to the Convention.
GOVERNOR BRowN has rendered the
place Of Deputy Warden in the TeH-
ncc'ec Pchi,entinry TO T. F. Gibson, OF
Athens; and Mr.. Gibson accepts the
opnnintrrnn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

THERE are 2300O,000 acres Of unim-
proved land in the State of Tennessee.
There are only six million acres i'm
proved in the whole State, and yet from
this small portion the productions by
negro labor befor the war, principally
corn, wheat. cotton and stock. made the
State third in wealth of the Union.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

Mexico has had 35 presidents in 81
years, and yet out Of all these none has
been found to bring peace to that dis
tractcl and unhappy country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

THE pressure on our advertising space
is pretty heavy this week, and we are
compelled to omit some matters intend
ed for publication.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

AN Illinois mini,terreproved aparty
of lads who were playing cards in the
church, by some timely remarks re-
garding the last trump.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

Col. G. NJ. McGmEE is spoken of pro-
minently as the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second District.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05
The Liberal Republican Move.

Letters received at Washington with
in few days from Pennsylvania, Hi
nOis, Iowa and Wisconsin leave no
doubt that large and respectable dele
cations of Liberal Republicans will at
tend the Cincinnati Convention from
those States. Hon. j. b. Grinnell, for
many years Republican member of
Congress from Iowa, will head the del
egation from that State. Hon. Leonard
SWEET and Hon. Jesse X. Dubois, of H.
linois, who were among the late Prcsi-
dent Lincolns earliest friends and sup
porters, will be among the delegates
from that State. Virginia and North
Carolina will have full delegations; and
it is claimed that the coorcd element in
the South will be fully represented
Many of these letters spoke Of an adj
herencc TO Republican principles, but
an unalterable oppo,ition to Grant.
Tennessee to be Republican.
We find the following paragraph in
the papers:
NASHVILLE. March 10, lS72.-Thcrc is
very little detection in our ranks caus.
ed by the "new departure movement"
The State Convention will be fully at
tended and thorough organization eff
fectcd. We cannot hope to secure the
vote of Tennessee for the nominees of
the National Convention, but we will
largely increase the Republican vote and
lay the foundation for eventually bring
ing Tennessee into the list of Republi-
can States.
The bid for the vote of coored citi-
zcns entitled to vote by numerous Dem
ocratic candidates, who will be in the
field in the State election, or election
for State officers, will bring out large
vote and cflcctually do away with that
terrorism which has heretofore sup
messed that vote
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

THE Secretary of the UniteG States
Treasury has decided that the income
tax on the salaries of the President and
the Supreme Judges, is unconstitutional.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

GoyEENoI BRowN has rendered the
place Of Deputy Warden in the 'fea-
ncc'ce Pchitentinry TO T. F. Gibson, of
Athens: and Mr.. Gibson accepts the
appointment.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

proved in the whole State, and vet from
this small portion the productions by
negro labor befor the war, principally
corn, wheat, cotton and stock. made the
State third in wealth of the Union.
AN Illinois minister reproved aparty
Of lads who were playing cards in the
church, by some timely remarks re-
garding the last trump.
Mexico has had 35 presidents in 81
years, and yet out of all these none has
been found to bring peace to that dis
tractel and unhappy country.
THE pressure on our advertising space
is pretty heavy this week, and we are
compelled to omit some matters intend
ed for publication.
THE Secretary of the Unitet, States
Treasury has decided that the income
tax on the salaries of the President and
the Supreme Judges,is unconstitutional.
IIu. tally. the Chattanooga police
man who murdered Jack Holmes in the
streets of Chattanooga some time ago.
has been sentenced to the pcnitentiary
tor one wear!
THE latest dispatch from the Geneva
astronomer will appear next week.
Western Markets.
st. Louis. I'd, Flour, best article $40
a S.75 per barrel Corn 40 a Al per
bushcl. Bacon, shoulders, Ak. clear
sides cents.
Cincinnati Flour $50 a 7.7j per Lar
rel for family. Corn advanced to AZ
cents. Bacon, prices dropping; Shout
ders AZ, sides 6 y al.
Nashville, Flour. @ per barrel for
family. Corn, G5 q 81. Bacon, shoul-
ders Ga, sides "a
New York, Sd, Gold Ito. Tennessee
Bonds, old and new, 661a. Cotton, up
lands, 1885.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

Butter and chesse are almost inilspensl-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; hat an iuordi.
nate use OF either causes indigestion end
dyspepsia. Owen Gaifiey's Sunday Com
lort. Jndic orsly used viii remove both Of
there trouble.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06
Agents wanted for sGrea,
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-09-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
9ie politifdben gsSirren in 2ouiz
fTdfsI

Neu> Orleans, II. San. = Ser polls
tiidle 3rubel oanert fort. ;SN Senate mar,
tpie gep0hnlid), feiu Quorum. SIM Oelega-
teubauie naren 80 @armoutbiten anfugienb,
meld]e Beldliiiie iaBten, bic GntlaGung Der
@robgeidmorenen nurd) ben 6idlter abel gu
unteriudeu. Der Spredjer Garter lieierte iidl
benz /. Sttr. 'Serihte aus.
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ben Srdiibenteu, nno bat pen arieQs,ultanb
Su perbausen, mas iebOf Der 9rdToent uah
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9erte.
giemr Orleans, IS. San. - Die Gar
teriten fan1eu beute ms 5aus unb braften
Die folgeuSe OenfiArift elm: y4n ben Qdtb.
Ot. Sreniter: Yfelu Serrl Su 8e3ug auf
bic neuli6en repoiutionGren SOrgange, mel'
die pon einaelnen Witalieoeru Der @eiebge<
bung peranlaltet tpurOen uuo lpoourd) Der
qeiebiid) ermIblte Spred)er oeS 8eprdlentan-
tenbauIes bon Der ,oale ausSeldloiien luuroe,
perlangen mir, als Elm, nit JfitGfidt anf oieIe
angelegenheit bon genanntem Saule einge-
ieetes Gomite cine Anerfennuug peS 9eieslt-
den !6aupteS ieneS 6auleS uno cine gSieoer=
einiebung Der Witqlieber unb oeren Yeautten,
! mie bieielben sur 3eit Der &ertagung, am
0nuneritag, ben 4. .. 0its., beltanoen nno
ieben mir Sbrsr autmOrt auf Sieies frie0lid
unb p1liq aeieelide Serlangen entgesen. s.
6. @oncare, ., 8. snad, Benjamin GaOi
ees."
Sr. Bremfer erflarte, Sas Gomite f0nn,
ais 9oldles nid)t sugelaiien rperben.
gB. @. IcGulOugb, SFeore uHb Sobr
McGOrmid, ansetlast, ben 8beplanS srmor
bet su baben, tpuroen beute Nahmittag il
Eo(ae sines 6abeast&orpus= Sefebies Dor c0i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
GlienbQbnen.
DaItimprr-N -Gifrnh0bn.

I'm uno nad RttttUGl, g. 5anuor 1s1l, sg5er
tgg!horsl Sn9e 3uilheH Baltimore, GBbeein9 unO
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la9rt 'd9lI6 (Sonnta9s on5gcnoInmeu) nm ubT
Itua pom Baltimore 1b. gnirnit in Baltimore mn
sos yta9mttaes. Dcr ll1rz 0tor9cn5ua usrbinott
GpzSabH.
Der shueI.Sus
to9llh (Sonnta9s uuSaenommen) Idtmittdgs 4il6t
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uqr 90 gan. AbenoS dh. AntuHit IN Baltimore
um 900 Ibenh5.
oerla5t baltimore um4. 40 gatm. antuHit in Salz
tlmore u 4O U1or9ens td8hb tSOnntags aus9euoms
meH.)
Der N2ount Atru 4ccommobottoHSa
3u9 uerldRt Baltimore nm ubr 0aGmita8s uub
tommt in Baltimore nm 3. % alorgens an, tdqtid
tausgenommeH SonHto9s).
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more 1.20 Rahmttnes tdgih (Sonrtu9s nusees
nommcnl ab. antunlt In Baltimore :. 70 AbCR6s.
RAD SdgerStppn, Srcferict unS sSin6beffcr.
abfabrt ots 3u9cs uon Baltimore !. GO @ormIttags
uHo ubr 10 Din. ytadmttugs. auiunit in 8Glsiz
more um III. 40 Mor9cns unb 80 HaGmiit0es.
S1dd) RittSbur9,
via SOmnc nSpitlet SGhn.
Die ,Saae gebsn ieeen Abero nm ubr so 4gtE. 40
uR6 fommeu nm 900 AbeneS an.
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LAB UNI ubr Adenos.
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5;08, unb : uPr 50 hin. Otorocns, I uGr 46 giir.
NHbm. uno ubr 40 YItn. Abenbs. 8CuaTca Ra=
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nbr abCnos.
S1dh annapolis.
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nbt 45 Dlin. Rndm. 9erlaiicn QdibinQton um S.i5
Ror9ens unb nbr 10 0tuutcn GGrmi.tags.
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ll6rNlidlr Gentral -GiIrnbahn.

Bon Hnb nddl gonntdd, q. gtou. 1871, perlallsR
ste 2i9e Baltimore, tule foIGt:
500 SSOraenS, gtlagara Sn(lss. 8nifGlo.
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uno :, 30 uRo 10 uhr d Vt-Shenes.
Aort - 1910 8torgeus.
Baltic: Accommodation BON Sorytsburs t2 n. 80
up tags.
n,aceonlmoOatior - $50 g9orgeus unD
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-15
xelearaphifhes Sllcrlei.

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braunte OGs VumpCn- unb 8apiermngaSin,
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in Der ,Rhooes SslanS 9tatioual- Sanf."
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aen zines an ieiner StieItohter beeaugeneu,
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ididt.
in albanv, Dem Dorf, sine die oertast; iie
,ptro ibre ad4ite Sisuns in SRrianapolis
a6halten.
= Sn Der 8reitasS Ga6t pnrSe in Bolton
Elm erfolJoier 8sriua sematt, Die pG'reat
sails glatioual- -Sant" Su bsrauben.
ct. QOui8, IA. San. - Die Sattleret
unS @ei4irrfabrtf Der Sirma S. S. Shdier
& Comp, @de bon Mtatnz uuo @bcsnutir.,
wuroen heute burh 6euer Serit0rt; Serlult
$15-$16,00O. 9aS GommiifouSgeid)Gft
bon Sterlin, 4rice & Comp. wurbe bei9d=
bat.
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Mein 9err!

Wein 6err!
8itte, ereiIern Sic iib nidt, mir iino
unter uns, unb 0ifenbeit iit bas 8inbe>
mittel.
0untle 3ornesslutb fdrbte bic @angen
Ses iunsen Mannes, ein fammenber 8lis
i6pB aus ieinen 9lusen auf ben Wn6erer,
Der ibn seri6mettert baben ipiiroe, tpenn
er cine pernidtenbe arait beieilen bate.
SD beiwei1e niht, oab Sic es peritez
ben, pem 6llde Su 6ilfe Su fummen, iasz
te er nit bebenber Stimme; aud fbnnte
es mid am gnbe nidt befremcen, baB iie
mir bailelbe Salent sutrauen. Sic penten,
tper Elm 8lnonibmit Sbnen einsebe, oer
miiie auf elmer Stufe nit Sbnen iteben.
@enn Sic bieien Gepanfen aud in 8ez
slls auf mid begen, pann iinbSie i'm Srr=
tbume; i9 babe iplde Mittel tets pers
idmdbt, unb ib seltebe Sbnen pffen, bab
mir au6 bie8ple, Die i'd jebt iibernebme,
nidt 10 gans bebagt, neil i'd ben geraoen
@eg itets Dem frummen pprsiebe.
Sebr gut! b6bnte oer@uderer, pieSrauz
en- empOrsiebeno; gang pcrtreiili6, iunser
t6err! Sic mOdten serne idon iebt ben
anuten l6len, ben mir geidiir;t baben?
giein, oas nidt, fiel gonaro ibm nit
elmer abwebrenoen Geberbe ms 8crt;
i9 l6ie mein @prt ein ipbalo bie9erpfi6z
tlng an mid berantritt. Sieier gntidlub
aber idliebt bic @t6glihteit nidt aus, oab
i'd es berelie, Sbnen meingSort perpfdnpet
ju baben.
IS itebt Sbnen ia frei, ben sansen
plan fallen su laiien.
(fSorfietlIua joIot