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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-29

A man out West says he moved so
many times during one year, that when.
ever covered wagon stopped at the
gate, his chickens wonla fall on their
backs and hold up their feet, in order to
be thrown in.
That Mexican revolution is said to be
over. Well, it may be. but it is like the
prickly heat on young baby, sure to
break out again just when it is not ex-
pected.
The Golden Ago says: "The cir is u
hot poultice. The breezes blow from an
oven. Icebergs are myths, and Green
land's icy mountains' the vision of o
lunatic."
SUIoIDE.-Nancy Drake, an old wo.
man, sixty years Of age, committed sui
eide, at Abbeville, on the night of the
18th, by jumping into well; cause, insa-
nifty.
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A LITTLE Boy SLABS HIMSELF TO THE
HEAnT.-The following accident took
place on Sunday last, at the residence OF
q Mr.. Hickman, fve miles South of
Strawberry Plains. resulting in the death
OF son Of Mr. OVERLY, bright and in.
telligent little fellow, about seven years
OF age. MIR. OVERLY had been absent on
visit to Illinois, and had recently re-
turned home. and with several others
was at MIR. Hiokman's house, when one
OF the men gave the child his pocket
pen-knife to peel peach with. Filled
with JOY at his new-found treasure, he
was perhaps little careless, and fell,
when the kDife-blade penetrated his
breast TO the heart, killing him instantly.
Rno1oiAe (1enm) Chronicle. Aug. 20.
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IT is annouuced, we see, that the
Secretary ofthe Vnited States Treasury.
Mr.. Boutwell,, viii be unable to attend.
personally, to the: duties OF! his depart
udent till after the Presidential election.
|Causez~his time add attention are wholly
occupied I'M ..trayeling and making
speeches in faYorof Grants re-eleotionl
What would Washington or Jefferson
have thought: ora Cabinet officer who
would give suohA reason fox negleoting
che publiodnties no was paid to perform?
MpEr1PIY AAn 3kEpnEN1sn.-The ad.
vice giyenl ito. AhEaham-the father of
the .faithfQl-,lnng, centuries ago, is not
wholly lost uppH the fathers and mo.
thers' OF this day. A colored woman of
this place gave birth, on last Wednesday
night. to three girl children.
Ab6sDiHe Medium.
A fellow lately returned from the
plains Of Kansas, tells of fields 80 large
that in breaking prairie they get ont of
sight OF home, and in cloudy days ara
Obliged to Garry mariners compass on
the plough to navigate her properly.
Four melons were raised in Hanover
County, Va, this season, the average
weight Of which was 180 pounds. They
were Of the "Joe Johnston" variety. and
were sent to New York.
STABBMa. a.-Solomon Emanuel stabbed
Evans Gibson, last Saturday, at the plan
tation Of Mr.. Nathan 8. Gibson. Both
colOred. The stab considered fatal. Solo.
mon eloped. Two Votes less.
Marion Star.
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Zoo MUcH WHIsKEY FOR THE SNAKE.
They tell '.hard" snake stories in Ken
lucky. This is the latest: A man in
Butler County got very drunk on quart
OF whiskey, and lay in the woods all
night. The next morning dead rattle.
snake was found about three feet from
him, which had evidently bitten the
drunken man three several times during
the night, as shown by the impression OF
the teeth in the flesh. The bites did no
tnrther inJnry' than to cause slight
swelling and inflammation, which soon
passed away. bht the mean whiskey in
the mans system was too much for the
snake. and he is su pposed to have died
Immediately sfter inficting the wounds.
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The Mobile Register says that the
neWsboys OF Selma amuse themselves by
jumping over the cutting-bar of O reaper
and the other day one of them left part
OF his loot on one of the blade guards.
just two white voters in Fasouier
County. Va, have declared for Grant.
aud one OF them is noted carpet bag.
ger, and the other has been in the luna-
tic asylum.
The Richmond Meps says there are OF
present between eight and nine hundred
Virginia penitentiary convicts, many of
whom are hired out.
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How BorH ENGLISH AND AMEn1oAna
ARE HooDwtKkRb!-The London fiDiss
takes exception 10 that portion of tie
Qneen's speech which says that the de.
clarntion OF the arbitrators was ..entirely
consistent with the viows which an.
nounced to yon at :he opening of the
session." The Times says:
"This declaration is certainly not in .
consistent with the position taken up by
our Government last February, but It is
a astraining OF language to describe it as
entirely consistent with it. The matter
is. however. settled, and We would not
willingly refer to it again, had not the
language of the royal speech been too
much like the self-congratulations of the
American Cabinet. When the arbi-
traitors intervenod with their famous
declaration. Mr.. Fish boasted that the
result was precisely that for which he
had been all along striving, and that il
was for the purpose Of obtaining such a
decision that the indirect claims had
been inserted in the American case.
This boast deceived no one even in the
United States; and we sorry the lam
guage in the speech from the throne
should offer any excnse for Mr.. Fish's
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-22
GROUND PEAS.

An old farmers experience IN the
"goober' business is set forth by
the Sandersyille Georgian as fol,
lows:
1--WE heard an old farmer the 9th.
or day, giving his experience in the
cultivation Of the ground pea. Said
he, planted an acre Of good pro,
ductive land in them. They grew
finely and were easy to cultivate
In the fall | turned my pork hogs
one hundred in number, upon this
lot. The first day the hogs went all
over the lot, as if looking for the
best. | had arranged a trough in
one corner Of the lot near a well
for the purpose of supplying them
with water. After eating their fill
the hogs came to the trough for wa
ter, and near this they made THEN
beds.
"I'rom the first day they common.
ced roofing for the peas, near the
trough, and thus advanced day by
day, going only as far as necessary
to obtain full supply Of food. Up,
on this lot | fattencd these one hun.
dred hogs thoroughly. After kill.
ing my pork, turned my stock hogs
upon the lot, and upon eating the
remaining peas they all became fat,
some Of my brooding sows so much
so that | feared they would never
be of further service as such, and
converted them into pork also" He
remarked that he gave his hogs no
corn at all, and the consequence was
his bacon and lard was too soft. A
little corn should be given n short
time before killing, so as to harden
the fat.
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THE nOAT HORN,

Oh list the boat horns wild refrain,
Ger ewes still waters stealing clear!
So softly sweet, so sad strain
Ne'cr woke before 10 charm the ear.
From out the past II brings once more,
As waking echoes Of q dream,
The wood clad hills, the isles and shore
or wild ohio's winding stream.
Out on the wave while sweeping down
The boatman trod his little deck,
And dreamed, while lay his MI around,
OF strange adventures, storm, AMI wreck;
That strain he wound his way TO cheer
In dcwy eve and golden morn,
The startled Indian paused to hear,
In echo sweet, that simple horn.
lie came rough courier Of the men,
The thronging thousands pressing on,
With axes ringing In the glen,
And camps the cleaning hills upon.
Gone are the forests, gone the race,
The dusky shadows OF the shore,
The hum Of busy life keeps pace
TO music Of the steamers roar.
Oh! bontman, wind thy horn again.
The simple music Of the heart,
What memories live along it, strain,
And into being softly start.
The wood crowned hills, the isles. the stream,
In sweetest muslng wife expand;
] SIC ns in summers dream,
The romance Of my native land.
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M A N III 90 d:
How Lost, How Restored,

lust published. Il new edition Of DIR. CUL-
~ NEiiWEil.s CELEBRATED ESSAY ON the
rddicdi Cure (without mrdicinc) Of Spcrmn-
torrhun or seminal Weakness, Involuntary
seminal Losses. lmpotcnry. Mental and Ply
steal Inrapnri.y. lmprdmcuts to Marriage.
etc; also. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by Scll-indulgcncc or sexual cNtrava-
ounce.
ri1- Price. in seated envelope. onlyG cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming couSc-
qurnre Of Sclf-Ahu>c may he radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal mc'i-
cine. or the application Of the knife; pOinin"
out a mode Of cure at once simple, certain, and
cilcclual. by means of which every sufferer
no matter what his condition m;y he. may
cure himself rhraply, privately. and radically.
NJ This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope. to any
address, on receipt Of six cents OF two post
age stamps. by addressing the publishers.
Also. pr. tulNcrwcl'> Marriage Guide"
price - cents. Address the Publishers.
CllAS. J. e. KLINE e co..
III Bowcry. New York, 20. Box i,jSG
Feb l. lS,2-ly-1iS
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Rhca County Tax Sales.

T $. ClIUMLEY, FORMER COLLECTOR
81 Of the public taxes for the county Of Rhcn,
land StDlcof Tennessee. reported TO Court the
follow lng tracts Of land rs having been given
in for taxes for the years 1870 and 1871; that
the faxes thereon remain due mud unpaid, ana
thu, the respective owners or claimants thereof
have no goods or clluttlcs within this county
or STATE on which he can distrain for said
faxes, tO.wit:
Lemons Thomas heirs, 300 acres land, lying
N civil district No. !, bounded hy Henry Rhca,
Major Holloway and Others, taxes for ISL,
Soc CHS fee 100; prs fee l,5o; coils fee LOO;
total i,S0.
Roy.,cr. liociot 40 acres land lying in civil
district no. s. bounded by John =. Walker,
George Curry and Others; tlyc' for the year
1871 200; elk, fee 80; pr, fee $50; coils foe
80; total 900.
Cunnyngham, J. W. 700 here's land lying III
civil district No. 3, bounded ny the lands ot
Washington Morgan. ~, John Jewell and
others. taxes for the year ISL. soc: rlk's icr
80; prs fee -; rOl's fee 90; total i,SO.
lIoyfS heirs, 10 acres land. IN ri\ii district
No. :? bounded by the land, Of Brumit- heirs,
Jesse Soneryplcr and Others. taxes for the
year 1871, 800; credit 10y 3Oc, lra,i ing $50;
rlk's fee 80; prs fee 40; col, fee 90; total
| $50.
Whcrcupon It is considered by the Court
that Judgment be and the same is hereby en-
tered against the aforesaid tracts Of land im
the name Of the state and county for the sums
annexed to each, being the amount Of taxes,
costs and charges for the year 1871, and it ~
ordered by the Court that said several tracts OF
land or 50 much thereof nS shall be Of value
sufficient Of each OF them to satisfy the taxes,
costs and charges annexed to them sevrrally,'
be sold rs the law directs. +. LOCKE, Crk.'
BY X. W. Colyilc. ID. CIR.
by virtue Of the power and authority IN me
vested will sell for cash in hand at the Court
house in Washington, on Monday. the 9th day
Of January 1873 the above described pieces or
parcels OF land, unless the taxes. costs and
charges due seyerally thereon are previously
paid. j. :. CllUMLEY,
Former Tax Collector Rhcn Co.
| Nov. 8, 1SI2-it-25I
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Rhca County Tax Sales.

7 S.CIIuMLEY. COLLECTOR or THE
81 pubic taxes for the county Of Ithca, do
hereby report 10 the Court the following tracts
Of land, ~ having been assessed for taxes for
the years 1870 and iSil-whicli tnVcs are due
aud remain unpaid, and that the respective
owners Of the same have no goods and chnttlcs
within my county on which can di,train for
said taxes, to wit:
Pierce. John heirs. 300 acres land IN civil
district 40. x. bounded by j sherry, James
Pierce and others, valued for the year 1871 at
SlOO.OOO; tuX S3.aO; rlrrk'> fee II ~: printers
fee - -: collectors fee y 90; total $40.
lIridgman, !. + - acre, land IN civil district
no. $, bounded by DR.. ltOi,tcr, u i Lloyd and
Others. valued for the year 1871 At 5000; tax
zoe; clk's fee 80; prs fee 30; coils fee l,OO
total 40.
Eagsjlalc, u heirs, 100 acres land, in civil
district No. X, bounded by 4 A Morgan nn'
others, valued for the year 1870 at 1000; tav
i2c; valued for the year 1871 at lO,OO tax 32r;
rlk'S fee 30; prs fee 100: col, fee 90; total
i,Ii.
Bcnson's, y heirs. 2GO acres land. in civil
district 80. :. bounced by Charles Morgan.
j Riddle and other, valued for the year $50
at 100 90; tax zoe; valued for the year lS,l nj
10000: tax soc; clks fee 30: prs fee 30; co.'s
fee 90; total 80.
Rhca'S Aaron heirs, 2SG acres land, in civil
'I>lll'l No. . DUllHl'V w ' i'N'
as LcmmOn'> heirs and Others valued for the
year 1871 2oo.OO: tax 100; cIk's fee ! 80; prs
fee -: co.'s fee 90; total j.GO.
Brumit', heirs. 100 acres land, In civil dis.
trirt No. .. bounded by VIM King, lI0yrs
heir, aud others, valued for the year 1871 NJ
iOO.OO; tax 100; Elk fee 80; prs fee 30; coils
fee 90; total 500.
Wh"rcupon. il Is considered by the Court
that Judgment bcand j. hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts Of land In the name of the
state and county, for the suns annexed 10
each. being the amount of taxes. costs and
charge, for the years 1870 and 1871; and il is
ordered by the Court that said several tracts
of land or 50 much thereof ~ shall he Of value
sufficient Of each Of them to satisfy the taxes,
costs and charges annexed to them ScveralIy,
bv sold rs the law directs.
FRANKLIN LOCKE. Clerk.
by x. W. Colvillr, u. CIR.
By virtue Of the power and authority in me
vested. | will sell for cash in hand. nt the
Court house. in Washingtufi. on Monday the
9Th day Of January. 1913. the above described
pieces or parcels Of land. unless the taxes.
costs ana charges due scycraIly thereon are
prev iou,ly paid. j. :. C'IUMlEi.
Former Tax Collector, Rhca Co..
Nov. $, lS12-it-2jS
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W. II. Ballcw, ct ais. vs.. Amanda J. Hall.
IT ais.
(lrnss-Eill \

k'Ib>S-bII.)
l y this cause happening from the comnlain-
i ants Bin. that William u. smith. sidney
Giills. William Grill~. Emclinc Giill~. stark
u. Grill>, Joseph Grills, Thomas GriIl>. Mar
tina l.. Trantham. Ncrdnm Truuthnm, M,r"a-
ret E,imond>on. Amanda stroud. Dizzy Grill,.
and also samuel Knox, Mary T.. Knox aud y.
u. smith, are non-rcsidcniS Of The State Of Ten
nc>>cc: II j. therefore ordered that til" aforr-
said NONRESIDENT defendants enter their ap-
pcarancc before or within the first three days
Of our next thanrcry Court. to he held ut the
Court-hou.e, in the town of Athens. Tcnnrs-
see. on the ith Monday Of November. 1872.
Their and there In plead. answer on dcmur to
compliments said Cross Biil. or the same viii
b" taken for confessed and set for hearing cX
rnrtr:nnd that copy Of ihi, order he publish
cd for four consecutive weeks in the Athens
Post. j. VI. HENDERSON. c. Il VI.
BLIZZARD & bradford. Solicitors.
Oct. -, lNI2-it-pr~ fee Sj.OO-aiG
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IIOaSG AND OrFDi. SALE.

JUHN II, WcT, W. 7. W = NINftn nnU TVICr
WildS.
| y obedience to n decree Of the Chrnccry
1 Court nj Athens, Tennessee. pronounced III
the above cause at its May term 1872. will
sell for ta.h in hand. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, 23p bay or NOVEMBER. 1872.
One House and Lot in the town Of Athens.
adjoining the lot Of =. W. Warren, and now
occupied hy Peter WildS-to satisfy one indg-
lnrnt and costs in favor Of John 4. Tucl vs..
Warren and Wild>. j. VI. HENDERSON,
Oct. IS. 49,. it-prs f.. S3OO-2GI &. GM
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CIaANtERY SALE or LAMBS

JAS 7. bradford vs.. W. j. walsh. ct ais.
n obedience to Il decree Of the Chancrry
i Court nj Athens. Tennessee. madc at "
May term. 49,, will sell To the highest bid
der. ut public outcry. on the I'D day Of No.
,cmbcr, lN,2. At the Courthouse door. in
Athens. 100 Acres Of Land. being the
lands conveyed by deed by |. VI. l,igham TO
VIM J.. Dos. February 2Gth. 1872. aud living
in the 18th civil district. McMinn county. Tenn
Terms Said land will he sold for cash, with
equity Of redemption.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, G. & VI.
Oct, % I91o-Ii.pt. Zee < OO.1I6
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Knoxville, Sept. 20, 1872 -225
SF2H,aslEsL"I SALES.

SF2B.1.lE'E''i SALES.
10y virtue Of an alias execution issued from
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk, and
to me directed, | will offer for sale. ut the
Courthouse door. in the town Of Athens.
Tenn. t. the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
on saturday. 23d day OF November, 1872. all
the right title and claim that l.. SwAllar has
in and 10 IN acres Of land be- the same more or
less. lyin" in the 18th civil district, McMinm
county. Tennessee. adjoining the lands ol
samuel Cannon. John ~walllr. T.. Newton and
others. Levied on n the property Of l.. swat
far. to satisfy an execution for debt. judgment
and costs in favor OF ". VI. Srhorn. Trustee
and Assignee; it hcingIh farm ON which VIM.
boss now lives. Oct Is, lS'2.il-pr> fee l,oO.
Also-At the same time and place. by virtue
Of an order Of sale. issued from TIA" office 81
the rlcrk and Master of the Chlnccry Court
Of MrMinn county. Tenn. and To me directed
will sell. to the highest hlirr. for cash in
hand. all the right. title and claim thai Henry
Rowlry Ia, in aud TO one house and lot in
the town Of Athens. Team. bounded ON the
north by the lot Of Amos Jackson, on the east
and south by the lots Of Nelson GCttvs, aud on
the west by tine lot Of Lewis Clragc. Levi II
on as the property Of Henry Eowlcy. To satisfy
n Judgment and costs lat Elizabeth McCrrary
recovered against A. J. Hamilton. Charles
ClcaSe and Henry Rowlry.
JOHN \. GDULDI, sheriff.
Oct IS. lS,2-lt-prS SiOO-22j
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CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL,
For Males and Females.
Esrv. w. Il. Ora w ford, Principal,
ASSISTED BY
Miss LOrrTE T.. ROBERTSON. Miss MATTE T..
CRAWFORD, AMI Miss ELLA V. LEWIS
Teacher Of Music.

Tuition to be paid quarterly. Board in good
families at - 90 per month. Session COM
september ID. 1872. A new academy
seventy feet by thiriy-iyr feet, two
stories h"h and well arranged for school pur.
poses. and will be ready for Use by the hr.in-
nin@ Of the session. For further particulars
address the Principal.
JOHN RlCllEY, President.
Aug. 81. lS,2-ti-"Ii
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Important Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE ENTIRE
stock Of Goods belonging to T.. i. Gibson.
and added them to my former stock. | now
have the most general aud miscellaneous store
in this place. and | will sell lower than ever
for cash or barier-but will stop the credit
business. will sue all who owe me before
the first day Of September next. unless they
come forward and pay me before that time
! mean all, not excepting my best personal
friends. Il. 7. GIBSON.
Athens, Tenn, Aug. ., lSF2tf-2ii
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Wheat Wanted,

THOsE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
L their Notes and Accounts in COED " h, at,
at highest market price. Ifn"f raid IN " he u
they must be paid in Cash. We mean lust.
ness. VIC. HORTON co.
Athens. Jusgii 1S12.,f..3l.
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. VOMITING SNAKES.

Vomiting snakes was one Of the
matters discussed at the late meet
ing of the Vermont Medical Society,
when DR.. i. II. Bradford, of North
field, made n detailed statement of
a case which he had thoroughly in
vestigated, having procured the
snakes that were said to be vomited
and presented them before the so.
cicty. The man had no knowledge
of having swallowed anything of
the kind, nor was he suspicious at
any time that his stomach contain
ed any such animals, but he remcm.
hers that while at work he was in
the habit of drinking from some
pools Of water in his pasture, which
he made for that purpose by scrap
ing out with his hands depression
in which the water mi ght collect
His peculiar symptoms began on
the Sth Of May last, were repeated
in June, and again July 80, when he
vomitcd two snakes six inches long.
They were vomited in his own home
and in the presence of his family, so
there can be no mistake about the
fact of their having been elected
from the mans stomach. The rep
tiles are species of water snakes,
which propagate in just such local.
ties as the man describes, and prob
ably when the parent snake uttered
its warning cry Of approaching dan
ger to her young they mistook the
open mouth of the drinking man for
til t of their mother, and found their
grave instead Of their place of secu-
rity; they were cj ected dead. Du-
ring the session of the society, DR..
James gave the history of another
case it which an evitt was vomitcd,
and alluded to the general literature
of the subject, from which it APP
pears that Northumberland cases
ot this kind are not numerous, the
simulated case being more frequent.
HOW TO ECONOMIZE COAL.
As the time for burning coal has
come, and most people want to
economic as much as possible, the
advice of the London Spectator
might be of some practicM benefit.
The most practical suggestion yet
made toward economy of coal seems
to be the use of solid bottoms in or
binary fire CRATES. 1t is proved that
in any fireplace not excessively
small, plate of iron placed upon
the CRATE will halve the consumption
of Goa, reduce the smoke, and leave
acheerlul free burning fire. Quite
sufficient air enters through the bars,
10 pOiing is necessary, and the fire
never goes out till the coal is con
sumed. There is 40 ash and no
dust, every particle of fuel being
consumed. Any householder can
try this experiment, and reduce his
coal bills say thirty per cent, at the
cost. of a shilling.
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For IC.

rCHEFAEM ON WHICH MOSES YDER
1 nos lives. adjoining the Lands Of T.. X.
Ensmnccr. John McMahan and others. four
miles from Athens. containing 80 acres. moro
or less. bargain !. offered. Apply to j :.
Matthews. Athens. Tennessee.
Scpt.G, lS,2-tf-2i9
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
The Master Spirits Of the World,
AND
The Treasure House Of America.
The Great Book of The Year.

AGENTS report sales Of - TO 100 copies in few
hours or days. Prospectus Free. Address
j. W. GOODSPEED..
New York. Chicago Cincinnati. ST. Louis. y.
Orleans. Oct. IL. lSi2-im-2j
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W. T. L A N E,
A ttOrney and SOlicito
ATHENS, TENNESSEE

WILL PRACTICE IN THE FOURTH
w Judicial District. OFFICE at the Office
the Clerk and Master the Chtncrry Court.
NOV. II. 1870 ly-lji
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F 0 R s A L E

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE A NO. II
i h'innO Forte. almost new. and in root
trim. which they will sell very lew. Cali ant
examine it. A.C. robson eco.
Athens. Jan. 1S 1S1o.,roif