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Esicc,;!Ic celebration.

II was the writer privilege 10 DE present NJ u
grand entertainment gwen ny We i'''N''
Good I'mplar' Oh lh'' instant III 'omh''ho'
ration OF the Declaration OF Independence lh'
Lodge met near inc i'p"' III 'h' lhoFh'hS'ah'
formed IN procession. A'tcr t'clf regular ''r''
MONIES lhry took up 'h'lr 'harrN ON "NE street.
ana pr'c''dr" l" ror''rH ''"N' '"' 'l"' So
lrctcd itr Inc entertainment; At u O'Clock inc
exercises Of the day were opened with speech
hy Can't YIN. NJ. jyon. of Riccyillr. ON thr
.,,,i., ~,
Temperance. Ills speech was i'llI oil sentiment
and rcpctc with sound reasoning. and delivered
,i,h II .,,i;t anal ,lo,,,,o,.,. or an or,,,nr Nv
"''' w., -, ,''r wv, ,,,. ~ ,r,n',,.,,,
then came forward and madr an appropriate
,,lIrrSs. strou,, in lo,ir and facts and which
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White Ciin' SprinG>---Enst Fen


EDITOR PO,r:-l believe 1t to be the duty
Of every individual to do all in their power
for the benefit ur their fellow men; and | fee
that can most fHlly accomplish my mission
by telling Of the great advantage TO be OBJ
tanned by hcalth.,cckcrS in visiting this place
The springs are situated on the top Of 4
mountain, about 700 icct above the C0nnsan'
"a Valley, allurdins scenery unsurpassed even
in East Tennessee. From the hotel the Con-
nslugn Valley /, seen far below. and beyond
It the mountain, rise one above the U'hrr I'M
I'll lost to the eye by mnglng with the clouds
And on the right and left nature seems t.
have opened a worlds panorama.
The view from White Clil-a bluIl or solid
rock gG feet from its base to the top, and from
which the springs take their namc-is one Of
the most imposing and fascinating on the
mountain, and is the wonder and admiration
Of all visitors. Black C!iN is even more
extensive than white Gin. But to tie
scribe the scenery /, impossible ! can only
beg the invalid and plcaSurc-scckcr to come
and see for themselves,
! Nv atmosphere ~ IHlN hN' NV l-'' ''''-'
there being Il constant breeze both day and
night. and the thermometer usually standing
from 10 to u degrees lower than in the Valley
below. The waters, cold and strongly I'M
Jrrgnatcd. gushing from the mountain side,
are Alum, sulphur and Chalybcatc; there be-
Ing also spring Of pure frcc-stonc water.
The hotel /, in charge Of Joseph \. Peck,
the gcntlcmanly proprietor who has been in
charge for the last three years, and to say that
he gives satisfaction scarcely doe, him Justice.
In fact, by hi, kind attention, his visitors are
delighted. He Is untiring in his efforts to
please. and has never failed even with the
most fa,tidious. speak from two years en-
pcrlcncc. The table is beautifully spread
with every thing that the country can possibly
Of all kinds, beef, mutton,
pork, vcn>on. and chickens, milk, butter and
honey: and all prepared by experienced and
prolcS .ional cooks. If you want health or
pleasure, let me insist on all coming to White
Gin Springs. This is my fourth summer here,
and if live forty years longer, Will spend
forty more at this place.
The springs arriocatrd lG miles from Athens,
one Of the most beautiful and thriving toWn,
on the line of the East Tenn. ~ Ga. Railroad.
Hacks run daily between Athens and the
-pring.-flrc l.jO. Board so per month.
VISITOR.
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Reward for r.. VI. Smith.

The Knoxville and Nashville papers con-
lain proclamation from Governor Brown.
offering reward Of 52jO.OO for the apprchrn-
sion of Marion Smith, who stands charged
with having murdered one Gus England in
this county Of McNlinn in February last
Hitherto we believe il has been the practice to
publish such proclamations. not only in the
official papers at the seat Of government but
also in the county paper where the crime was
alleged to have been committed. Whether
the omission in this ease is an oversight. or in
accordance with II new 81 stem Of economy in
augurutcG at Nashville, it is not at all import.
ant to know. We only alludc toit for the
purpose Of letting our readers know that the
Executive Department has offered reward
for the apprehension of Smith.
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Ehc Cleveland Eslispcr.

This old, reliable and Thoroughbred Demo
cratic journal came to Us last week rugged out
in span new dress, with its column, lookin"
fresh and inviting rs the gardens Of youth in
the dim long ago. The BdARer is always inter-
csting, always true the needle to the pole, and
richly merit, the largest measure Of journalistic
prosperity. We congratulate Col. McNcllcy
upon the success which enables him to present
his readers with one Of the best and hand
soonest papers now published in the State.
Long may that Bunner wave!
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'I'hc lscBi1cuti;,ry.

An interesting communication in regard to
thc Pcnitcniary. written by convict, viii b"
found on the first page of this paper. On the
Fourth. the unfortunate inmates of the in>titl-
sion had regular celebration. which, from the
accounts in the Nashville papers, was Il nice AT
slir. Several interesting and patriotic speeches
were made by conyicts, showing education and
mental lture, and in which the present stipr-
rlUr and humane management Of the prison, rs
IN contrast with that which formerly prevailed,
was discussed aud dwcIt upon in grateful Ian
gnage. The prison discipline is rigid, but hui
name and wholesome Kindness and moral Siia-
sion being more relied upon than the club anil
the lash Of other days. According to the state
Inents of the prisoners on the oc aston alluded
to, the Tennessee Pcnitcntary could not have
been assigned to better hlnds than those Of SUI
perintendent Battle and Warden Brown.
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There is quite Il number of accounts standing
upon our books for advertising some Of them
date. We need money, and we propose To han'i
said accounts to collecting officer if not paid
by the first Of the ensuing month. Another
word here: We hope hereafter no Onc-no mat
ter who at home or abroad, in town or co,ln.
try, VII the land or on the >ca-wil ak Us To
send them paper without paying for it in Hd-
vance. As for those who have already cheat
us out Of Il few years subscription. if they can
stand it where they are going, we guess we can
in the other direction.
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e'.;..I.G'rn.

Athcn, is probably the jolIic>t place for chill
drrn in all the land. There is not less than =
dozen mmilr, within the corporation Limits
where the boys and girls are 50 numerous that
the matcrnal head Of the house has to rim
the bell morning and evening and cl'l Ia"
roll to see whether any Of the little duck
>rv,!iddlanls are ms,i.g. The physician, say
it., all owing to the peculiar purity Of the VA
ter and the healthy, inyi.craiin" atmosphere
We don't suppose there is another town. East
West, North or South, where the prop'c ENJOY
such general good health, or where there are 50
few local causes to induce disease.
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ls!,cn Gomnty--1.:,nd sale.
amcs X. Hale and wife, ". Nancy MCrri0tt
and U' hers.

James X. Hale and wife, v. Nancy Mcrrioit
and others.
~ obedience - decree Of the Circuit Court
! Of Hhcn county. rendered in til" above STAT
ed cause. at The last June term uf sIid Court.
| will On the i0Dh day of August next. ut
the Cour'.huu,, door in Washington, lihrj
county, Tennessee offer for ~d" the hiehr't
bidder. 4 valuable River Farm. known ~ Tia"
VIM. y. Mrrriolr farm. situated in the Gri
civil district # thrt county, adjoining the
land, # John Ilul, Peach Taylor, :. i. \.
Frazier. and oi,Il.. ~Iid lJnI- to be- sold on 9,
credit II twelve and eighteen month, and two
years. except th' som Of = per cent. which
will h" required to be- pail IN band. and bond
with approved security viii brrrWir'd ut the
purrhi.,r. aud = lien retained upon the land
for the balance II the purchase money. Tbs
aD.h Jane. -. FRANKLIN 10, kE. 'i'rh.
Per Il. W CuGvIiiH, ID. Cirk.
JulyI, 49, ii.pT, lee I.uU-2ID
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tipcpInI Notice.

Ir he who causes "two blades " grass L.
grow where only one grew hcforc' might be
called u public bcnrfactor, how much more
should he be hailed bcnrlartOr " the human
race who brings back the bloom Of health 10
thc"human face divine and rcncw' orr lease
Of life, when, to all outward seeming, even
hope has He'd. Truly, the conscientious ply.
stefan has noble calling, and great T. hi re-
ward in the gratitude Of all generous hcnrtS
who have been relieved by hi, mIni'trllIonN.
DR.. Thos. \. llurlry's SarNapnrllannd Potash,
Worm Candy. Bttu',, and Aguc Tonic, now
bring him in rich argo.y' IT wealth, and VII
bring HIM poslhumol- fame.
May l., lN;2, lm.42i
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Special Commissioners.

j. Il. Robinson has recently been appointed
Special Commissioner to take proof in eases OF
claimants for property taken by the Federal
Army. He is preparing list Of appointments
in order to visit all the towns in lower East
Tennessee for the accommodation Of claimants.
More than seven thousand dollars have already
been received and paid in Maj. RobinSon'S neigh
bOrhood, and there is no longer any doubt that
all just claims will be- paid.
Claimants. or their attorneys, will find it tn
their interest to address him j. Il. ROBINSON
Philadelphia. Tennessee.
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Epnlla d'nIsnnrN

A friend at Benton advises us that the Posi-
il irregular in its arrival at that office. Last
Thursday there was an accident ON the East
Tennessee Road, so that no mails passed down
had to remain over at Cleveland till Monday.
Those sort Of accidents don't occur very often.
and we know Of no reason why our paper,
should not generally reach their destination
regularly. We always send them to the post
office at this place on time.
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Admin EgnI.lkct.

ATLANTA. Ca. July G. 1872.
Corn, white g0ag2. Wheat. white l.Gnn
1.I0: red l.i0l1.ih. 0.Cnao.Oo. oats GOlG1.
Flour. fancy l.5lj0,: family i.jnni.2j; extra
, .:Ina 90: Silpcrnr ?.jni3.00. Bacon. sliuul-
dcrs. 7a7iS: hams. llal2: clear sides, Sl9a9. -
Meal. gO,1j. Hay, l.jlnlGO. Lard. in Dbl,
9ln: in cans. i0all. Enttcr. lja.n. Eg@S.
I2hIi. Onions. per barrel 0.nnao.0l. Feathers
jcaGD. Irish Potatoes O.oo. Dry Hides lnn2o.
Corn dull, stocks large. Wheat. unsettled
and ,haky. stock, light. Oat, duh and dcclin-
ing. Flour declining. Bacon IN request
stocks ,iuht, Butter and Egg> sell il fresh.
Rcspcctrullv. II. 7. cox * BRO.
Commission Merchants, Forsyth 81.
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ANNOUN C E NJ Z N 7 S.
For Supreme Court Judge,
,h,n lun k,rnuIc Of 'l'cmnc.scc.

In response to the expression Of popular
desire. sufficiently general and influential to
control my action in the matter, ! hereby nn.
nornrc m yscf candidate for the oiirc Of
Judge Of the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation Of Hon. Y. \. H. NrI'on'-
Election first Thurdny in Angus, nest
j. y. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March nh, 1872,
We are authorized and requested TO an
nolnrc Hon. ROBERT MCFARLAND n a
candidate TOT i'll the vacancy In the supreme
Court Of the state. caused by the resignation
Of Hon. Tho>. 4. i. Nelson. Election first
Thursday IN August, ISL.
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'l'rnprrnnrc s,rIc,,rutiou

Division No. |, Colorcd sons of Temperance
propose 10 have Il Celebration and Pie Me ai
This place on Friday, the 10Th instant. EXtcn.
sivc preparations are being made, and they cx.
tc"d II cordial invitation TO their brethren in
other localities. A Grand supper is TO he given
ut night. The Division is said to be in pro.
rrcs>ivc and llonri>hing condition, and has al
ready been productive Of good
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Short Horn.

w. 9. Vaughan passed through few days
ago in charge Of Il short horn Durham Bull
'iIoracc Greeley" He is II months old weigh,
800 pounds. feet AZ inches high, and was p,lr-
chased in Hawkins county for the "South>idr
Farmers Club of McMnn. Mr.. Vaughan in.
forms Us that the noble animal was purchased
of Mr.. Thomas W. Phillips, whose post-oilicc Is
81. Clair, Hawkins county.
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A full Attendance Of the members of Peace
Lodge, No. l0l, |. o. o. r., is requested for thi'
Thursday night. The enemy is not yanqui,hcd
he has only withdrawn for II little season, Ia
prepare for another campaign. We must he
constant, untiring, and rcdoublc our energies,
or the ground already gained will he lost, and
our last estate prove worse than the first.
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co vs. II Z; 2. GA D..
Athens T3ar.lct.

ATHENS. July II.
Wheat. new red liz: white l,.j. WecXprct
TO sec great activity in the market in few
DAYS. Flour. i.OO. Feathers 3llin. Bacon
hog round in good demand at \ cents. Lard
in tin cans 10. Corn dull -. McIl %. But
ter if good. II ccnts-iulc rior no sale. EgG-
IN. New HAY. -. oats 30aiO, little demand.
Dried BlackbcrrcS in demand at ~ cents
Ginseng wanted mt ~ cent per lb.
Corn declining. no demand. liarOn in rood
demand for local trade Dried fruit all kinds
will be wanted AZ far prices.
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Election so,. Supreme .gm,,.c.

In obedience to the proclamation of the Gov
ornor, there will he an election opened and held
in the different civil districts of McNlim county
OH the 1T day Of August, 1872. for u Judge OF
the supreme Court from the Eastern Division
Of the State Of Tennessee, to I'LL the vacancy
ocra,ioncd by the resignation Of Honorable
ThO.. 4. L.. Nelson. J. A. GOULDY, sheriff.
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ehnncrry Court. Eshca TO-. 'a'cnn.
q. &. Marsh and others. vs.. Celia Cook mld
others.

o. &. Marsh and others. vs.. Celia Cook and
others.
TT appearing from the allegations Of the Bill
l filed in this cnll,c, sworn 10 10y complain
ants. That defendant, Mollir Marsh. GraNruor
:. Marsh aud -. \. Marsh. are non.rrNidcnt-
Of the Stat" of Tennessee 1t !" therefore or
,lcrrd that publication be- made four cUnsrcu-
tive week. in the Athens Post. u newspaper
published at Athens, McMmn county, Tcnn..
rcquirin" said NONRESIDENT defendants 10 APP
pear at the u"Nt term of the thnnccry Court
Tor said county Of lhra. n the Courthouse
IN Washington, on Thursday after the second
Monday in september next. and plead, an
-wcr drmur or otherwise nrihr defense 10 the
bill filed in said Court against them, or the
same will be- taken for confessed lni set for
hrlrlng ,x pnrtc q. Ia them. This 2ytl, June,
1872. WI. VI. WILSON. ca VI.
Per +. LOCKE, u. {. u VI.
July ). iS74-it-pr> fee >l,Ou-2iD
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and requested to an
nouncr JAMES ". PLANK H. a rnnjidat,
for County Trustee of McMinn county, at lii,
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
uounrc ROE. SNYDER ~ q candidate fui
County Trustee Of MrMnn county, at tie en-
suing August election.
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc W. NJ. KELLEY ~ u candidate for
recollection to the office of Tax Collector for
McMinn county. at the ensuing August clrc-
tiun.
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name of JOllN VI. MILLER. asa candidate
for Tax Collector Of MrNlmn county subject
to II Convention if one should be held. Election
next August
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Brother Tom Evans has the thanks Of all
hands at the prining-ollicc- "dcyiI' inru-
sivc-iur u basket Of excellent apples, gathered
from the richly laden orchard of his father at
this place. Speaking Of fruit, while the peach
crop round here promises to be abundant, from
present appearances much of II Will be Of an
inferior u,Inlty.
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IHAyE the largest and best stock Hanging
Dog Iron ever found in this market, consisting
of Wagon tire, Bull Tongue. Twisting shovel
and Straight Shovel Moulds, Tor Cash or Barter
April ). I. +. GiBSoN's.
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IMPORTANT IOEICI.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Our PATRONS
w h0m crop - crop 20 enable them 10 pay
without sacrifice. Now they have good wheat.
and this i. Therefore, To- notify them that W
are expecting our pay. and mu,i have It.
j. \. TT Riley n co.
CogLiil. Tenn, June ~ lS.2.tf2D
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sEaE.1:71'g''s SALE.

10y virtue OF two orders Of sale issued from
ID the office Of the circuit Court Clerk Of
McNlm county. Tennessee, and 10 me direct.
rd will offer for sale to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand, at the Court-nou~c door, in
the town Of Athens, on Monday, 9TH day Of
August. 49,. all the rgh'. title, interest and
claim that e.. ~tipr has in and to on"-huli
undivided interest in Eleven Hundred and
FIFTY Acres If land. mere or les, lying IN the
~ civil district ct McN!iun county, Vcnuc-src,
and bounded by the lands of john N"wmau,
Jane, Gcity>.'A Bo.gc>S. and others, known
~ the farm formerly oWhcd lay Henry Latham
Levied ON ~ the property Of \. {. Slipc, t.
satisfy a judgment and cost, obtained in favor
Of j. &. >upr.
.Innr 81 ,NII.ll .nrs foe 20 Nh. InNl
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H.;,st Tennessee EsUos. E7OuSc.

TIE stock Of this House was never before
% full and complete rs ut present. and we are
pleased to learn that the business character OF
lhi, cntcrpri>ng Firm is luIlyNpprccatcd by
the public. whrthcraS Wholesale or retail pur-
chascr.. We commend them to every class
but especially To those wanting school Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Wall Paper, oI
which they have incomparabIy the cheapest
stock ever brought to East Tennessee.
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We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN \. GOtLnl ~ Il candidate for re-
election to the Office Of sheriff Of McMnn
c0unty-at the ensuing August election.
We ARE authorized and requested to an
nouncc j. u. PORTER ~ the Peoples tandi.
date for sheriff of McMnn county, ut the en-
suing August election.
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a Fragrant ssrcnth and Fcnrly
'ESct,

Are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves of the means, should not
complain when accused ryroSS neglect The
SozoDoNT will speedily eradicate the cause
Of foul breath, identifying, and preserving
the icrth 10 the oldest age.
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june II, .s7a.it.prs fee 50. 0a-9aS)


4 LSO-At the same time and place, by yir.
~ tue Of IN ordCr of sale issued from the Of.
irc Of the Crcnit Court Clerk and To me Ill
rcc'cd, will sell. to the highest bidder foI
cash in hand. all III" ri.ht. titlra and claim that
John II. Grub has in and to one undivided
interest in the following described property,
to-wil: one House and Lot known in the PLAN
Of the town Of Athens Tennessee, u, lot mum
Der ~, in the III civil district ot MrMnn
county. Tenn. hcn. the same house and lot
which jackson Gruhb now occupies. lcyicd
ON ~ the property Of John II. Grubh, 10 salts
fy Judgment and cost, recovered against the
said Grubh and ". :. Edgman. admir- Of T..
Allen, deed, in favor Of Bailey. Ordway x Co.
". II. HOW ARD, u. Nh'N.
June 81, lSI2-it-prs fee 8 i.UD-93N
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FIG,lr at Cost!

10 CLsSE MY BrSI-
J mes At the Depot. will .cll choice ar
iirlc or Cincinnati Family Flour ut cost. ~
close out. I will sell in any sized packages
from >iX pound, To a barrel. Call ut once.
y. -. HENDERSON.
Athens. May 81. 'S7a.tf-23j
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Largest lot of Fruit Jars ever brought
Athens. at South Corner. Look at the price
MASON. GEM AND HERO JARS,
Half Gallons s2,0n per dozen.
Quarts $2,Oo per dozen.
WIRE Tor JARS.
Half Gallons $500 per dozen.
Quart, n - per dozen.
still cheaper in large lots.
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Wheat Wanted.

rI,IIOSE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
their Notes and Accounts in good Wheat.
nj highest market price lfnC' paid in Wheat,
they must lie paid in Cash. We mean hnsi'
ness. VIZ. llohioN ~ W.
Athens. June #, lS,2-tf-2j,
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Hi:GE; NOTICE,

LII PERSONS INDEBTED To l.. T..
" only. will please call at I. y. Ilnncy :
store. in Calhoun. Tennessee, and make pay
mcnt at once. by doing so!on will ,air coNt.
l.. T.. ONLY.
Calhoun, Tenn. june -, lN1t.lt-23D
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Au-,..en Market.

AUGUSTA. GA. July .. 1872.
Bacon. in good demand. shoulders oao: sides
Q: hams 49,. Lard. lOalull. Corn. H1a9i.--
oats %. Wheat red l.ijil.ij; white I.2jii 81
Flour. Supcrinc I.1iaN.n1; family 9.OOaJ. %
double extra l0.OOal0.jO; Hay. LOO.
Respectfully, D. w. MA lie" SUN.
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Wheat! Wheat!

ITE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MAR
w net price in each for all good M'rrlanil-
bic Wheat that may be- offered. Call and get
sacks. robson ~ NIXON.
Iuur ~ lS-1-tC13S
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Nc,H-s.g,,:as,;;y'r NOTICE.

In the Chanrrry Court ut Decatur, Tennessee.
Joseph Cowan aud wife and others, vs. L. L.
Chitlin, cN"'r, 1t III.
aud
T.. Il. Chattin. cXc'r Nc.. vs.. Joseph Cowan
and wife and others.
Bill and Cross Bll.
JNTHIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
the ALLEGATIONS in compliments sad Gross
!ill, that parthcna Howl, Jonas Howl, Pnrmr.
liza :. Cosby, Granville +. GILES, Mary Cues,
TAoma, q. Miller and Abncr y. Yates are
nOn-rr~idrnt> Of the state Of Tennessee: II j.
ordered by the Clerk and Muster that said
parlhcnn ilovl. Jonas ll"Nl. PHrmrlia ~.to>-
by, Granville +. Giles, Mary Guess, Thomas
&. Miller and Abncr y. Yates, guardian Of
Thomas G.. Miller, be- required 10 appear be-
fore the chanccry Court at Decatur. on the
III Monday Of september 1872, and MAX" de-
fence 10 said Cross Eli. or the same Will he
taken for conf, >>rd and the cause set for hear
in. cX par,r ~ to them; it i further ordered
that this notice be published in the Athens
Pos, for four consecutive weeks. This Nlh
day of July. 1872. W. r. ELENINi. G.. ~ NJ.
Allen and PAYNE, Burky,t " smith, >Ols.
july T.. l~,4-it.pr, fee SG,GO-2ll
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If those indebted to me by note or account do
not comc up and pay, either in Cash or Wheat,
by the first Of september, tpr'iliycly will
put their several amounts in the hands of an
officer for collection, without distinction.
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For Joint Representative.

We are authorized and requested to an.
nouucc Col. WM. e. PEAK, Of Mcgs. nS Il
candidate for john Representative for the dis.
trict composed Of the counties of Cumberland
,ttrlcs, Rhra and Mcis> IN the urNt Lcgi>la.
turc. Election iir,t Tuesday IN November. =
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For State Senator

We arc authorized and requested to an
nouucc Gen. JAS.T, LANE, of MrSIinu roun.
ty. u, n candidate for the state senate from the
District composed Of the counties It Loudon,
Monroe, McNlinn, Mcig'. Bradley and Polk
Election l,t Tuesday in November.