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The New York herald., 1872-09-13
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

FIRST CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
N sale-Everythng about IL In complete order; nye
acres; fine house i3 rooms; hot and cold water hath
heater In cellar barn, stables and other oubudines
garden lawn, shade and all kinds Of irns IN abundancc
cash. Apply The premises to Al. MINOR, woodhaven,
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-A FOUR STORY BROW n
u stone front Dwelling, Fitty-siXth street, between
Fourth and Lexington avenues; terms moderate.
W. II. WEMPLE, 60 Liberty street,
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L,OR RENT-FURNiSiED OR UNFURNISHED
IL Houses at Metucbcn ~ j., near New York, in New
Jersey; one House for $25d furnshsd until Spring; two
for 1851; tor $500 for $9O. and 81 40 tor tho
year, iurnshcd these houses are nice ones aud con-
venient " depot
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N EIGHTH AVENUE CORNER JUST COMPLETED,
N the Central Park, size 25 by 80 has number
of fine Suits OF Rooms nine on each fiat beautifully
arranged for one Or two amles rent from $25 month
" JOHN BRANIGAN.
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DRoADwAY STORE TO RENT-NEAR THIRTY.
ID second street; French plate glass windows good
location for any lrst class business.
A. c. LOOMS, 1,25A Broadway.
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CIX FULL SIZE LOTS IN SPLENDID BUILDING LO-
- cation west side; will exchange for brown stone
r. L. BURNS S3S Sixth avenue,
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VTILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER
w office No. City Hall place.
BY virtue of q chattel mortgage will sell this day
18th inst at 0 ocock the Fixtures and Lease Of IN
st Liquor Store at 30 Cherry streets splendi
Gpull Ale Pump mahogany Counters and all other frs
class Fixtures. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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TIN CuISINIER FRANCAIS, AYANr TRAvAILLE
u dams les premiere maisons de Paris desire placer
dans une bonnc famille prvee. Adresser j. Greeue,
70
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| IJOUSE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE ON NINTH STREET
IL 10 exchange for House in Brooklyn; Place the
| hudson with splendid river view to exchange.
| SPENCER DOTY, 23 Union sauare.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST If DE-
j. sired, at moderate terms. l52 waverlcy place. near
Sixth avenue.
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tire Building, also two Lofts and we'll lighted Base
ment for manufacturing purposes Apply to the engin
ecr the premises us Hester street, at s. r. A. r.
MEYERS IS Walker street
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INOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE A SPLENDID FOUR
L. story brown modern House. Madison avenue
finished in cabinet work: money wanted.
| FRANCIS CRAWFORD 966 Third avenue.
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A THE MONTHLY RECORD FOR SEPTEMBER
containing f8 pages of Dwellings and Lots for sale
optaihaDie Or mailed free. WILLIAM TUCKER,
I'd Filth ahuyn u
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHAN iE-A VERY FINE OLD
L stand corner Confectionery Store with five years.
lease Of the whole house, Of the best avenues
Is going to Europe Inquire of L. SELDNER, 243
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OFFICES TO LET-AT FROM $50 TO $4,000 PER AN
" SPOFFORD BROTHERS CO.,
70 Broadway.
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AN DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE, QUI SAT-
~ coudrc, pour allcr q Memphis, Tennessee prendrc
sOn dune petite lille de Quatre ct alder coudre
Adresscr c. p. H. ST Nchoos Hotel, jusquau IA de &C
myis.
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A NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM BEDROOM
n and Pantry let at 50 per week l63 West Thirty
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& HERMAN, AUCrI0NEER.
-. Sale Wines, LIQUORS, Champagne, &C.,
this day (FRIDAYl, Sept. IS, AT lph O'Clock,
No. IL Bowcry
Sherry--35 quarter and eighth casks sherry
PORTS casks pure Burgundy Port
Brandies-l5 quarter casks Brandies
Gin-22 ca sks Swan and Grape Lesi Gin.
Bourbon and Rye-60 bbs.
Choice old Bourbon,
various brands aud ngcs.
Rhine wnc-Casks OF Rhine Wine aud Chaampasne
Also about 200 cases oi various Wines and Liquors
Dealers Invited, every lot VIII be BOLD withcut
serve.
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A PLEASANT NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
IA. light housekeeping also Rooms for single gentle
men gas, bah &C.; terms moderate. l0i West Twentieth
street near Sixth avenue
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND
"A Bedroom; gas, hot and cold water, bathroom in
Cny first class parties need apply, at No. Lcxington
from 10 b O'Clock.
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RbAUTIFUL, LovELy--rHE SITUATION OF MY
- House at Bayonne; rent low; abundance irif, shrub
berry, trees garden, &c. within 10 minutes New York
by Jersey Central Railroad Address box 4s5i Office
New York.
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LNOR SALE--A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT 20
j. foot house, near Lexington avenue: must be- sold i'm
mediately; a chance TO buy a cheap house.
CRAWFORD, 966 Third avenue.
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A WELL FURNISHED PARLOR SO PER WEEK,
n suitable for married couple; smaller Rooms, 50 5O
an ONCE for decto at us East Thrtyrst street. good
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CEvERAL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-AI
- So and - week also Second Floor, unfurnished
Apply at 9S Fourth avenue between Tenth and Twelfth
streets.
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A FURNISHED LOWER PART OF BROWN
"A: stone House TO rent on West Forty ninth street;
modern high stoop eight in ALL fully furnished
city JAMES II. EDWARDS, N7 West Twenty third II.
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DROADWAY STORE QSXlOO TO LET-THREE DOORS
ID north of Houston street; very desirable for any
tall trade. Apply to WILLIAM A. WHITE 4 SON, 397
Broadway.
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BnO0KLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LET.

lEAuTIFUL RESIDENCE AT NOROTON STATION
ID Conn, the New Haven Railroad, near STAN ford !:
noase contain, n,ne rooms; ID n complete order; ao
and bearing fruit trees, shrubs &c neisborhcod firs{
class Apply 10 MELVILLE L. MEAD, Darien South
Norw3lk, Conn.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15

The merchants of this town must
close their store rooms at 10 o'clock
each day Of THE Fair and permit their
employees to attend the Fair. Every
good citizen will adopt this sugges.
ton, because, if the citizens of the
town don't take an interest in the
Fair, others cannot 10 expected to
do so, and besides, it is a duty OF
the citizens to entertain the visitors
to the Fair in the most hospitablc
manor.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
Our Advertisers.

We present the advertisements of
4 number OF business firms in this
issue who desire the patronage of
u readers. Our home advertisers
have responded to the call in n lib.
eral manner, aud we have no reason
TO complain OF them on that account,
while there are other business men
in our town who have totally failed
to give any encouragement to a
laudable enterprise, aud to their own
injury. If the business meu OF our
town do not encourage and foster
those enterprises that tend to build
up their town and themselves, ms a
settled proposition, the town cannot
and will not improve, aud the wei.
fare Of all its citizens will suffer.
Our Memphis friends are always
apprcciative Of the advantages Of
this section, aud show their earnest.
ness by liberal advertising. They
know very well that il you light n
candle and put it under a bushel il
cannot be seen, aud that business
men who prosper have tosolicit and
build mp their trade by persistent
aud continued solicitation. The
mau who does not advertise is blind
TO his own interest, aud is y veritable
fossil Of m antediluyian age.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
Gbt 0dlotIr pn@h slH
HOTHg
TO Visitors 10 tho Fair


Having procured a number QUO
OMHtBUB
We will be- prepared 10 transport via
iton 10 to Far Cfomdh from any
portion Of the togp and we viII he
prepared 10 furnish oil orders Tor
Hacks, Bugglcs and Livery,
and TO feed oil stock pat in on.
charge.
LOCKE q RICE.
Stables west SIDE Railroad, oppo.
cite Depot.
Parties will bo ready when lhc
'bus' calls ut residence, or they
will be lett.
sardiy, Miss, Oct 3, 1872, Wv
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15

Wednesday, October 1G, 1872.
Oratous Gen. 7. j. Wharton,
Hon. j. W. O. Watson, Major II. II.
Chalmers, Col. W. T. Ncsbitt, Col.
5. S. Calhoon, J. j. Williams, Esq,
Capt. NJ. {. Brady, Col. W. II. Fita-
gerald.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15

Tho fegHN Trims 30 ihe n
sppi and Taaacaoo road wll stop
ai The laf Grounds sufficient bme
40 nIlow ruaNeng .u "a CO. ON and
~ tbt Grain. thereby avoiding tbe
nesnsily ~ go.nglo the depot The
special train from Momphp will NJ
riyo "a ~ O'Clock md leave 81 $50
Half faro tickets soll On all trains
during Fair week.
COTTON M ARKET
We mful % belov lhe quotation. of prices ~
cotton corrected diIy by u Gunlet
vholtnlo aud nuil denler in dty goods rad
Rro.rdo
The quotations ore N the market ON Non.
dsf lbe liih
yNsw Isrh .usrLd
Collrn quiet MlddlnE lD.c
Lis'rpesf .usrk'L
C0tfrr iciiyc-miidling oil
.vsmyhi, .usrL'L
Colton-midding lslalslG low m.ddIng
49, Market steady
ssrd, MARKET.
~ 49,. -. HU NWH-NA - 49, M III-.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

In accordance with Law 4 General Rls
viii Ne held in Pamela county
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26
TO GOI.ONlSES.
If You are Go ng West.

Buy your Tickets over the "old reliable
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD. the popular
route from st. Louis to Scdaia. TT. Scott,
Lawrence. Kansas City, AtchiSon. st. Joseph
Omaha, Denver and all points in Missouri.
Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado. to which PEG.
pie are moving. This line has IN uncxccllcd
equipment in line day coaches, Pullman'> pal.
ace sleepcrs. Millcr's safety piaiform and the
patent steam brake. and its reputation for
prompt time and SURGE connections i, proven
bal For valuable information and assistance.
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS at low
est rates offered by any line. call upon or adj
dress j. +. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
Il. r.. Chattanooga. Tenn. or Atlanta. Ga: or
+. y. FORD. General Passenger Agent. st.
Louis, Mo. No trouble TO answer questions.
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SIP ECHAI. NOVAe' ES.

| bIRNEI LANORlNG ENIEACTS.-I he sll-
pcrority of these extracts consist. in their
perfect purity and great strength. They are
warranted free from poisonous oils and acids
Joseph Burnett IL Co.. Boston, Manufacturer,
and ProprictOrs. For sale by all grorcrs and
druggists.
NATURE GIVES Us TEETH. but she does not
preserve and purify them. That must be done
with fragrant SOzodont. The dental bone and
its enamel easing are made lnyulnoruhc to all
destructive influences by the daily use Of this
bcneiiccnt preparation.
| WHAT EVERY HORsEMAN WANrs.-A GOOD
cheap and reliable iinmcnt. such an article
is DR.. Tobias Horse Linmcnt. Pint bottle,
at one dollar. For Lamcnc>S, cuts. Calls.
collie. SprainS &c., warranted better than any
other. Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, New York,
DIrsoMANIA Is an insane thirst for intovi.
eating liquors, lIabitunl dram-drinking pro-
duccS it. Vet each Alcoholic Bttcr-yrndcr
recommends that n dram Of his rum and root
juice be takch thrice a day. to prevent sick
ness! For all bodily ailments, and rs Il pro.
lection against the causes Of disease. take that
all sufficient antdotc, DR.. Walkers Vinegar
lttci'N, the pure essence of rare medicinal
herbs unpollulcd by distilled poison,
Corholic Snlyc recommended Nv the LEADING
phy>Icnns and the President Of the New
Z
Healing compound cycrhuoWn. Gives instant
relief to burns, cures ull kinds Of sores, cuts
and wounds: HnG q most invaluable snllc for
all purposes. Sold everywhere At - cents
john +. Henry, sole Proprietor. College
Place New lork.
Svopnn j. Opium purified Of its ii koning
and poisonous properties. discovered hv Dr.
| i'lgrIoW. Professor Of Botany. Detroit Mcdi-
rrl College. i most perfect muIyu" and >uoth.
. in, ti,t. T,.l
| thr,tadoro'> Hair Dye /, the safest and best.
| II corn Gets the bat effects Of inferior dyrs
while the black or brown tint> il produce, are
identical 10 nature. Factory O. Maiden Lame
New York.
Pratt, Astral oil-Satc>t and best ilIumi.
mating oil ever made. Doe, not take fire or
explode. If III" amp i upset or broken. over
lIo,OOO families continue to Use it. and no ac-
ridrnt> OF any description have occurred from
it. oil House Of Charlie, Pratt. established
lS1o, New York.
The Purc,t and Sweetest Cod Liver OH in
the world j. Hazard ~ Cu,wril'>. made ON the
>cI->hOrc, from fresh selected liVrr,. bv CAS-
well. Hazard ~ Co., New York; Itisabsoutc.
| ~ pure and sweet. Patient, who have once
iakcnit prefer it toalI others Physician, have
decided il superior to any Of the other oils in
| the market.
Jouyin'> Inodorou> Kid Glove Cleaner re-
stores >oiIcd gloves equal to new. For sale by
/ Druggists aad Fancy Good, Dealers. Price
- cents per bottle. +. e. Wells ~ Co. y. York.
| Ri>lcy's Philotokcn is an established, war;
rantcd remedy for Painful Mcn,irtlation; and
equally efficient aS II nervous Antidotc in all
eases of Nervous Excitement, stomach and
Nlccplc>sncS> in male or female. Sold every
where for Sl.OO Il bottle MORGAN 4 Rislcy.
Druggists. New York, General Agents.
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To the Merchants and NliIlincrs
Of ElsI Tennessee.

Il. :. PAYNE & co. Knoxville, have now tn,
largest line of Ribbons, silks, Bomctan and Hat
Frames, Grapes, Illusions, Flowers, Feathers,
Chignons. Ladies Trimmed and UutrlmmcI
Hats and Bonncl>; in fact the most complete
stock of Millinery in addition 10 the stock Of
shoe. and Hats, To be found In the state.
5000 Trunks, embracing everything from the
commoncst Packing to finest Saratoga, for
Ladies and Gents. i, :. PAYNE e co.
T. S.-You can receive your Good, one dnv
after order i sent, and buy them q, cheap rs
in New York and Baltimore. X, p.&Co.
March 20, I'm.
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ATHENS. TENN. April. 1879.

Mr.. J. II. REED. Dear Sir: Some time since
had horse very lame in the shoulder, for
which used Mustang Lnimcnt and other
medicines. which did no good. Upon your
recommendation purchased at your store. a
bottle Of DIR. Harris Great Relief which is
manufactured by +. J. Sanford Il Co.. Knox
vilr and by using that few days. my horse
wa, made well. 1t is the best l.iniment for
horse or man that can be found. Every fimi
~ should have a bottle in their houses ready
for use e. W. GUTHRY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

W" are authorized and requested to an
nouncc JAMES W. PLANK II. Il candidate
for County Trustee Of McMinn county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc :. \. RlCkER ~ u candidate Cor
County Trustee. at the ensuing August clcr.
tion->uhjcct toa decision of the people en-
pressed at the ballot box.
We are authorized and requested to an
nOllncc ROB. SNYDER n II candidate for
County Trustee of McMinn county. at the en-
suing AUGUST election.
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested To an
nouncc JOHN \. LOWRY n 4 candidate for
Tax Collector of McNlinr county, at the cnsu-
ng August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc W. NJ. KELLEY ~ u candidate for
reelection to the office Of Tax Collector for
McNlinn county. n the ensuing August clcc-
ton.
We are authorized and requested toannouuco
the name Of JOHN NJ MILLER. u, urundi,mtc
for raX Collector Of MrMmn county subject
to Convention if one should be- hrld. Election
next August.
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Cir.cUit g'Ouprt

Adjourned last Friday, after session of
eleven days. Three of the negroes connected
wl'hthc robbery of Tom. Caldwcll's store have
gone to the pcntcntary Caleb McDcrmott,
who was tried last, for five years. Morgan and
shook. white, were dscharged-thc first hav-
Ing turned States evidence. and there being
no proof to identify Shook with the robbery.
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A N N UN CEM E n rs.
For Supreme Court Judge,
To the lspDI,lc l''Ennnr..na

In response to the expression Of u popular
desire, sufficiently general and influential 10
control my action In the matter. | hereby an.
nounrc my'n'' a candidate for the Office Of
Judge Of the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation Of Hon. r. \. L. Nr,on.-
Election first Thursday in August next.
j, Il. COOKE,
Chattanooga, March nth. lN19.
We are authorized and requested to nm.
nouncc Non. ROBERT MCFARLAND a, Il
rnndidnl" I'LL the vacancy in the supreme
Court Of the state caused by the resignation
Of Hon. Tho.. A. Il. Nelson. Election first
Thursday in August, lSIg
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CantrcIl's v Roads.

We have barely space this week to call attcn-
ton to the advertisement of Jim Williams the
clever merchant OF Cantrcll's Y Roads. He re.
turned several days ago from the East, where
which he says he is bound to sell or "buSt"
We know Jim is good fellow to trade with
because he always adycrtises literally, and
amt backward about handing over the collat
erals. Read his advertisement, and then give
him A call
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To Ncutrnlize OGru.;ycnc.s.

In many forms we use di>inicrtin4 agents.
Impure breath. caused by bad teeth tobacco.
spirits or cats,fl., i>nrutraIizrd 10y >O2ODoNr.
ri, II hcathfui hrautiier. and a great luxury
rs II dentriiicc. The repulNiyc breath is by it,
use rendered rs fragrant as rose. and cold
ness by friends or lovers, will 'bc 80 longcl
noticed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

The Stock Of this House was never before
so full and complete as at present. and we are
pleased to learn that the business character of
this cntcrpr>ng Firm is fully appreciated By
the public, whclhcras wholesale or retail pur-
chasers. We commend them to every class.
but especially to those wanting School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery and Wall Paper Of
which they have incomparably the cheapest
stock ever brought to East Tennessee.
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To CovrrsnOuJcnts.

We can't and won't publish communications
of any sort, kind or character unless uccompa.
MED by the proper name Of the writer. We
nave made tins announcement at least five hun
'lred times in our short experience in the news
paper bu>incS>-yct nearly every week some
thOught'css friend asks Us to violate the rule
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26
Professor IbOnI,Im.

This gentlemhn'S entertainments ut the Ma.
sonic Hall on Friday and saturday nights last
were splendid, and we regret they were net
more literally attended. Those who stayed
away missed a feast such as is rarely offered to
this community. We commend the gifted
Californianto large and apprecatiyc au,irn-
rcS wherever he may 20.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

Deputy sheriff Howard brought in a stalk of
wheat from the field Of \. II. Norvcll, on Mid
die Creek, which measured three feet. which /,
said to very little above the average height Of
the field. Wheat generally looks promising in
this section.
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w. q. ul:,flcy.

one door west OFF. e. Wilson'S has made ar.
rang"mcn,S so that he will hereafter take all
the Bacon. Lard Corn. Corn Meal. Butter
Chickens. Eggs, Feathers, Rags, BccswaX &c.,
you may bring HMM payment for which he
Will sell you Goods at reasonable figures,
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For Sheriff.

Wcarc authorized and requested TO announce
JOHN \, GOl'LDl II Il candidate for re-.
election TO the office Of sheriff Of MrMlun
county-at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an.
nounce i, u. PORTER ~ the Peoples Cnndi.
date for sheriff Of McMinn county. at the en-.
suing August election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

In the Circuit Court nj Athens last week IKE
case of EnOch Collins vs. AbsaiOm Foo>hec,
Instituted several years ago. to recover dam
ages alleged to have been inflicted by rebel
sodiery at the instigaticn and procurement of
defendant was tried. At the first trial IN the
Circuit Court the jury gave plaintiff verdict
for S!G.OOO! Defendant appealed to the Su-
preme Court. which tribunal sent the case back
to the Court below. where it has been finally
disposed of by verdict for defendant. Wcno-
ticc it particularly. because it was the last of
the "'lamagc suits in this part of the country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26
A Difficult Surgical Operation.

We copy the following from the Southern
Times dnd Planter, Sparta. Georgia. think
ing perhaps it may arrest the attention of some
person similarly afflicted. DR.. Durham is II
son-in-aw OF Col. VIM. 5. Galloway, of this
county:
A few days ago Dr. Alexander f. Durham
of this place was called on to treat II small ne.
gro boy twelve years old. whom he found to
he suffering from what is popularity termed
stone in the bladder. Finding that the trout
BILE could only be remcdied by surgical ope-
ration. he caused him to be treated with Il
view to strengthening his system, finding him
sufficiently strong to stand it the Doctor Opc-
rated as before stated on the 4th instant. dis
covering in the bladder. two stones, one Of
which was about the size Of u guinea egg and
had to be crushed before its removal could be
effected. This >tOneis almost unprecedented
in size. in the history Of LithotOmy especially
upon one so young. The patient at last ac-
counts was doing well. Persons DESTROYS Of
seeing the stones will find them at the Drug
Store Of A. II. Birdsong IL Co.
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Ga NCERS. TUMORS AIICURS

CURED BI 4 NEW AND WONDERFUL
y treatment. Ry DGs. KLINE and IrNpLry.
at the Philadelphia Bellevue Institute. Gith
and Vine Sts.. and at their Principal Office 93l
Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa. and at their
iran"h office. in charge of VI. T.. BRAMuALL,
VI. D.. v North Court s.. Memphis. Tenn
NO KNIFE. 40 BLOOD. NOCAUSTIC, LIT.
TLEPAlN. send for Circular or call as above
April 9s, ls72.3m-a3O
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New Church..

The Baptist people are erecting large Church
building, at Little Hope, in the 10Th civil dis.
trirt OF this county The Baptist denomination
is largely extending its membership in lower
East Tennessee.
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'NGM Millinery.

Mrs. NJ '. WOOp is just receiving Fresh
supply Of MILLINERY consisting of the latest
novelties in Hats Bonncts and Flowers.
Dresses cut and made on very reasonable
terms.
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Frost.

There were light frOstS IN this range Monday
ard Tuesday nights, which injured the more
tender vegetables. Fruit not seriously hurt.