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New Advertisements.

W. G.. Horton a. Co. call attention to their
large and splendid assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods just received and opened.
Robson e NiXon-fornerly A. c. Robson
& Co.-also. invite attention to their recently
purchased supplies, uneXcelcd quality and
variety.
Cha>. +. Keith, who has recently opened out
at the Old Rccdcr stand. invites the public to
call and examine his well selected stock of
sensOnnblc Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
He specially desires the ladies to call.
Charlie Gibson, at the Old Grub Stand, has
Il full assortment of choice Family Groceries,
COnfcctioncrics, Etc.
L. l.. Miller, administrator Of the estate of
Robert Boyd, deceased publishes Il notice. to
which the attention of parties in this and
Mcigs county is solicited.
Gov. Brown offers II reward of three hun
drcd dollars for the man who recently COM
mitted the murder in Polk county.
Esquire Lyle, Notary Public, Calhoun. will
take Acknow lcdgmcuts of Deeds, Probate Ac-
counts, and 50 forth.
Clerk and Master Henderson also has several
new advertisements in to-day's paper.
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Hon. V. c. Allen, Joint Representative, pass
ed through on sunday IN route tor his home in
McigS county. During both the extra and the
regular session of the Legislature we have been
willie, and we take this opportunity to thank
him for his attention, rs well rs to congratulate
him upon having discharged the dutic, of leg
i,ator earnestly and honestly and TO the gen
cral satisfaction Of his constituents.
COL Reeves. the talented and genial editor Of
the Grccncyille Sentinel was also along few
days ago, Oh the return from hasty trip to the
State capital.
Gen. Vaughn, the worthy Speaker ofthc Sen
ate also gave us passing call ON Tuesday.
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C1ll1DS. and THINGS.

| Col. n. j. Hammond has been appointed At
torncy General for the State of Georgia.
The civil rights bill has been defeated in the
Mississippi Senate.
Gen. Dan Slcklcs is to be retired from the
Spanish Mission.
The iron railroad bridge across the Ohio ut
Cincinnati was completed last saturday.
The dead are never i'll. Consequently all dis.
eases may be classified as affections olthc liver.
The Mormons have ratified the State Const-
tuition.
secretary Boutwell, has raised the blockade
on the Rio Grandc.
The residence Of Duncan Doty, in the So
quatchic Valley, was recently destroyed by fire.
Baltimore averages one hundred and three
deaths week.
The pressure in the local money market con-
tinucS.
A move has been made TO make the office of
postmaster elective.
The New York Mail states rs one Of ''the adj
vantagcs Of being intoxicatcd,' the ability to
jump from railroad trains without being killed.
a merchant named Stewart shot and killed
man named Jones ut lIartsel's Station, Ala.
bamn, last saturday,
A gang of public plundcrerS in Philadelphia
have sued Dana, Of the New York sun, for II
libel.
"WhatS in drcss:" asks n popular writer.
Sometimes great deal, and sometimes pre-
cious little.
The only place in the world where young
lady is never "mSScl" is at home. There it is
always plain Susan or Bet
Gen. Crook has suspended the campaign
against the ApaclcS, and the Indians are now
said to be masters Of the situation.
Old BorcaS knocked things about pretty live
ly for an hour or two on Easter sunday. No.
body hurt.
George Bigcow, Of Chicago, who recently sold
Uncle sam the new custom house block at IN
eXorbtant price, died last Friday.
Hon J. b. Walker, United tatc> senator from
Wisconsin in 1851, died suddenly last week of.
The Elyton Herald says 1t is refreshing to see
the ears running again on the Alabama and
Railroad.
Five hundred mechanics are at work on new
at Birmingham on the North and
South Rond.
An rreycrcnt cuS> expresses it aS Il remark
able fact that however much clcrgymcn may
preach and talk Of The future world, they pre-.
fer others to 20 and enjoy it.
Policemen starkcy was shot and mortrlly /,
ut Nashville last saturday, by ruff
tim named Bill smith, whom he was trying to |
arrest.
st. Louis was visited by Il terrific thunder
storm last saturday night. Building, were UNI
rooted and partially destroyed, and several per-
,Ons .Nrinu>lY iMiurrd.
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no the Merchants and 7silIincrS
OF Easf 'H'GnEc.snc.

X. s. PAYNE ~ Co. Knoxville, have now the
largest line of Ribbons. Silks Bonnet and Hat
Frames, Grapes, Illusions, Flowers, Feathers,
Chignons, Ladies Trimmed and Uutrimmcd
Hats and Bonncts: in fact the most complete
stock Of Millinery in addition to the stock Of
Shoes and Hats. to be found in the state.
1000 Trunks, embracing everything from the
cOmmonc>t Packing to finest saratoga. for
Ladies and Gents. II. :. PAYNE Il Co.
p. S.-You can receive your Goods one day
after order is sent, and buy them rs cheap as
in New York and Baltimore. RS. =. Il Co.
MnrCh %, I'm.
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Manufactures.

About year since the Chattanooga Carriac,
and Wagon Works were commenced by Bald
win and Crosby. They have succeeded in
bringing their work into notice and gaining
premiums at the FAIRS in East Tennessee, oven
all other manufacturers. Recently the firm
has been changed, and we are pleased to wei.
come Mr.. II. q. Cross. who, up to about ont
year ago was senior ana managing partner OF
the Carriage Works at Cleveland, Tenn. lie
is man of executive ability. and brings to
his aid the experience Of many years. We
wish the new firm of Cross 4 Crosby success.
and appeal to our patrons and friends When
ever they are in need to give them n call
"Spend your money at home," is the motto.
They employ twenty to twenty-five hands.
who have to be fed, clothed, housed and warm
ed. They make specially Of Sewing Machine
Wagons, Railroad and Livery Work. Sewing
Machine Agents. Railroad Contractors. and
Livery Men, should bear this in mind; save
frieghts and build up home manufactures by
patronizing our hOmcinstitutions. Our bust
ness men. real estate OWNERS and all we'll
wishers of our growing city should encourage
this and all similar enterprises; they tend to
give importance. both in trade and the devel-
Opment Of the business to Chattanooga, and
will ere long be one ofthe great features of our
progress, strength and prosperity. ChattG-
nooga Daily Times, 17h.
LARGE new lot Boots and Shoes, at
April s.. 4. F. GIBsoN's.
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Nonresident Notices.
Joseph Neil, ct al. vs.. Claiborne Neil, ct al.
Cross Bill

Joseph Neil, ct al. vs.. Claiborne Neil, ct al.
Cross Bill.
/, T appearing from the allegations Of COM
4 panantS Bill. which is sworn to, that the
defendants Claiborne Neil. Sarah Fitzgerald,
James Fitzgerald, l>hum Burnett. Pryor Bur-
nett, William Burnett, Anscl Watrons and
Mainda WatrHnS, James Ewing and wife
Elizabeth Ewing, William Burnett. Of COlOra-
90, Mary q. Collins, Carrie l.. Collins. Mary
Lloyd and - Lloyd. Sarah Collins and James
Collins, Martha J. llobletZell and VIM. Hob
lctztIl, George Burnett, Olivia Burnett, Lea
Neil and VIM. Neil, are all Eon-residents of
the state Of Tennessee: II i therefore ordered
by the Master that the before named nOn-rcsi-
dent defendants enter their appearance before
or within the first three days Of our next
Chanccry Court for McNlinn county, at Il Court
TO he held at the COurt-hOusc, in Athens, Ten
ncN>cr. ON the 18th Monday Of May. 1872, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to COM
plaiunnts SAID Bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and 81 for hearing cX partc rs
to them; also, that a copy Of this order be pub.
liSh"d for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. j. VI. HENDERSON, T.. & NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke II Van Dyke. soils.
April j, lS,2-lt-pr, fee sG,uO-22I
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Chancery Court at Athens, Tennessee
:. II. McWhirtcr ". Lawrence Swailcr.
LNriniunl EnLl

lOriyiRdi BH.l
TT appearing from the original Eli which il
i sworn to, that the defendant Lawrence
Swni!cr. is not probably citizen Of McMinn
county, Tennessee. but there is Just ground 10
believe that he has gone beyond the limits of
the state Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process, Of law cannot be served upon HIM
II /, therefore ordered by the Master that the
aforesaid Lawrence Swatlor enter his appear
ancc before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of our Chanccry Court to be held
at the Courthouse at Athens, Tennessee, on
the 9th day Of May, 1872, and plead, answer
or dcmur to complainants said Bill, or tho
same will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing tx pnrlc; also, that this order he
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. j. VI. HENDERSON, c. ~ VI.
". ii. briant, solicitor.
March -. lS72-it-prs Jcc ; i,Oo-22j
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East Tennessee Book Esou.c.

The Stock of thi, House was never before
so full and complete as AT present. and we arc
pleased to learn that the business character OF
thi, cntcrprisng Firm is fully appreciated by
the public, whethcrns 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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2sOOi and Sl,Nr Ni,nD.

The undersigned would respectfully an.
nouncc to his Old customers and the publ,
generally, that he has opened Boot and Shoe
shop. on Washington street, opposite the
Methodist church. where he will be pleased
to see all who want nice Boots and Shoe, and
good tit. WM. A. W ARREN,
AnrIl ! II
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Dissolution Notice.

The Partnership heretofore existing under
the style of McKcldn, Dement, e Co. has thu,
day expired by limitation, and notice is here.
by given to all parties having claims against
said Firm to present them for payment immc.
diatcly. All parties indebted to the above
Firm will come forward and make settlement
at once, rs longer time cannot be given.
April lst. 70 MCKELDIN, DEMENT, e Co.
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NOTICE.

4 themselves indebted to the estate of Il.
Boyd. deed, by note or account, are requested
to come and pay up forthwith and save costs,
All who may have claims against said estate,
must present them in six months from this
date in due form as the law requires, or they
will be forever barred. This 81 day Of April,
1872. Ell. MILLER, Admir-.
Sd District. McMinn Co.. April ), 'I2-3tE -221
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~usannah Mckenzie 10y her next friend +. VI.
III. .l,.-..-.i Al. lin 1t IL

>usannah Mckenzie 10y her next friend +. VI.
Mckenzie. ". \. Mckenzie ct al.
TT appearing to the Master from the allcga-
tion. Of complalnant~ Bill. which j. sworn
to. that the defendants W. II. Porter, John Il.
Carter. John j. G.. Smith and %. \. Bowie are
non-rr>idrnt> of the state Ot Tennessee: II is
therefore ordered by the Master that the be-
fore mentioned nonresident defendants enter
their. appearance before or within the first
three days Of our next Chancery Court for
McAlinn county. at thanccry Court to be
held ut the Courthouse in Athens. On the ith
Monday Of May. 1872, then aud there TO plead,
answer. or dcmur to complainant, said B:ll.
or the same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing cX paitc ~ to them; and that a
copy Of this order H. published in the Athens
Post for four consecutive weeks.
J. VI. HENDERSON, G. & VI.
Gaut and bridges. SOls.
April j, lS12-it-prs fee Si,C0-22I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-05

IT You are q 10 n w cs &
Buy your Tickets over the "old reliable
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD, the popular
route from st. Louis to Scdalia, TT. Scott
Lawrence. Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph
Omaha, Denver and all points in Missouri
Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado, to which pco-
pie are moving. This line has an uncxccllcd
equipment in fine day coaches. Pulman's pal
ace ,leepcrs. Milcr's safety piaporm and the
patent steam brake, and its reputation for
prompt time and surcc connections is prov cr-
bal. For valuable Conformation and assistance
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS at low
est rates offered by any line call upon or nd-
dress j. +. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
II. r., Chattanooga. Tenn. or Atlanta, Ga; or
+. a.. FORD, General Passenger Agent. st.
Louis, Mo. No trouble to answer questions.
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JIM WILLIAMS,

At CANTRELL'S Y ROADS. Is NOW IN
n receipt of full stocks Coffee. sugar, Do
mcstics. Boots, Shoes and Drugs: also. large
stock Hammered and Rolled Iron. suitable for
farming purposes, full stock OF Landreth's
Garden Seeds. Sc. &C., which will be sold AS
low as the lowest for Cash or good merchanta-
bic Produce.
March |. ls,2-tfoo2
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SsII,HeaIsI''S SALE.

DI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued TO the sheriff Of McMinn county. and
to me directed. ] will offer for sale at the
Courthouse door. in the town Of Athens, on
Monday, the Sth day Of April, 1872. for cash
in hand. the following described land to-wit:
Two Hundred and five acres, more or less,
lying in the ID civil district Mcllinn county
Tennessee. adjoining the lands ofJamc> Gcttys
and others. known rs the farm on which W
l.. Adams formerly resided. Levied on as the
land Of W. l.. Adams, TO satisfy an execution
in my hands issued on a judgment rendered
In the Circuit Court Of McMimn county. at the
December term, 1871. in favor Of John Gourly
for the Use Of +. A. J. Lever. against W. l.
Adams and Simon Bogge,s. for the sum o
two hundred and eight dollars and ninety.
seven cents and costs Of suit. sale to take
place between the hours Of IL VI. and +. NJ
W. II. HOWARD, D'py Sh'fr
March I, lSI2-it-prs fec si,O0.222
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The fragrant SoLodOnt is a scientific compo-
Of the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known to have beneficial
effect on the teeth and gums. II removes all
disagrccablc odOrs even that Of tobacco. II
speedily removes those rayages which children
sustain in their teeth, owing to improper Use
Of sweet and acid articles. which imperccp,i.
bly DESTROY them.
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The anonymous correspondent Of VI. d.
having failed to receive the response to his
communication Of Tuesday, CT was found
Wednesday morning and returned to the wri-
tcr,) it Is now suggested that he designate
some address thrOmgh the pOst Office.
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Notary Rsuhlic.

The subscriber, one Of the Notarys Pubic
for McMinn County, will take Acknowcdg
mcnt, Of Deeds. Probate Accounts, and d,
any other work pertaining to the duties of ;
Notary. Office at Calhoun. j. u. LYLE.
April 3. Inn
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Dress Making.

Miss CLEMMIE COLLIER would respectfully
announce TO the ladies Of Athens and vicinity
that she is prepared to do all kinds Of Dress
making, and at prices moro reasonable than
heretofore. Rooms ut Mrs. Georges, on Main
street. March -, I'm.
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IHAvE 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. for Cash or Barter
April ). T. +. GIBsoN's.
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Number NOHr Houses.

Persons in Athens wishing to procure Mum.
bcrs for their doors can get them by applying
TO THos. T, MCWHIRTER, % jackson street.
Price 80 cents
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Governors Proclamation.

JOHN e. BROWN. Governor of the State of Ten
nesser- To all who shall see these Presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS ITfTAS BEEN MADE KNOWN
to mr that u certain SAMUEL u. GRIFFITH.
charged with having committed Il foul and afro
ciou> murder. on the 18th day Of March, 1872
upon the body of JOHN \. DlLLARD. late of
our county Of Polk, has fled from Justice. and /,
now running at large.
Now, therefore. l. JoHN G. BROWN, Governor
as aforesaid. by the power and authority in me
vested. do hereby offer u reward of Three Hun
drcd $500 Dollars TO any person or persons
who may upprehend the said Samuel d. Grif.
fifth, and deliver him to the sheriff or Tailor Of
our county of Polk. in order that justice III that
behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have hercllnto set my
hand and caused thetircatSeal the ), ate
IL. s to be affixed at Nashville, OH the 18th d,r
Of March, 1872.
JOHN c. BROWN.
BY the Governor:
L. ii. BUTLER, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
Samuel y. Griffith is about tNcntv-two wears
Of age. five feet nine inches high. blue or light
eyes, auburn hair. no beard, conlplc xion pale.
April J, lSI2--it--22I.
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Fresh supply Drugs, Medicines

Fine Wines. Brandcs and Whskcys for
sale at GibsOn's Drug Store.
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"CoME, gentle Spring. ethereal mildncss,
cOmc,' sang one who "sang for all time ana
every heart echoes the sentiment. Yet every
pleasure has its pain. We recolcct very dis
tinctly tho greatest objection we had when Il
child to the advent Of spring, which wa. that
we mad to take sasSalra> tea and sulphur and
cream Of tartar, and other purifier, Of the
blood. for at that time we knew nothing Of Dr..
IIurcy's Syrup of Safsaparila and Potash.
which has worked such Il revolution in the do
nestle practice. and fortunately done away
with the necessity of using those crude drugs
and roots. made the Spring course of physic.
more Of II luxury than dread. and certainly
no one will deny that the results are more salts
factory and certain. lIurcy'> has no rival ~
Spring medicine.
All of IIurlcy'S and ScabroOk'> popular
remedies for sale by Druggist, cycryWhcrr
Prepared at J. W. SratOn ~ COS Laboratory.
No. II Bulitt street Louisville. Kentucky.
March IL, 1872, lm-21l
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Eei.slEllfior,.

The Copartncrshp heretofore existing I'M
der the Firm-namc of W. b. McKeldin ~ Co..
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
W. i. MCKELDIN.
". VI. sEMOEN.
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A N N GU N G E Ii ENTS.
For Supreme Court Judge.
TO the HscODle OF Ecny,essce.

no the People OF Tennessee.
| In response to the expression Of u popular
desire. sufficiently general and influential Il
control my action IN the matter, | hereby an.
n0unrc myself candidate for the office Of
Judge of the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation Of Hon. T. A. Il. Nclson.-
Election first Thursday in August next.
j. y. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March llth, 1872.
We are authorized and requested to IN.
nouncc Hon. ROBERT MCFARLAND n u
candidate to tlll the vacancy in the supreme
Court Of the state, caused by the resignation
Of Hon. Ihos. \. Il. Nelson. Election first
Thursday in August. lN19.
For Sheriff,
We are authorized and requested to an
n0uncr j. u. PORTER as the Peoples Cnndi
date for sheriff of McMnn county, ut the en-
suing August election.
For Tax Collector.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nOunco JOHN A. LOWRY asa candidate for
Tax Collector Of McMinE county, at the cnsul-
ing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce W. NJ. KELLEY rs n candidate for
reelection to the office Of Tax Collector for
McAlnn county. at the ensuing August elcc-
ton.
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name Of JOHN VI. MILLER, n u candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMmn county subject
to Convention if one should be held. Election
next August.
For Trustee.
We are authorized and requested to an
n0uncc JAMES W. PLANK rs Il candidate
for County Trustee Of McMnn county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc :. \. RtCkER rs II candidate Cor
County Trustee, at the ensuing August oIcc-
ton ubicct toa decision of the people en-
pressed at the ballot box.
We are authorized and requested to an
nOuncc ROE. SNYDER n Il candidate for
County Trustee Of McNlinn county, at the en-
suing August election.
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C h a nCery Sale s.

Polly Lowry, by her next friend Willie Low
ry vs. Charles VI. McGhee and others.
rs OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
l ohnnccry Court nj Athens. pronounced In
the above stated cause, Ut Its November term
lsIl, ! Will sell, at public cutlery. to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse door, in
Athens, Tennessee, on d..
MONDAY, The 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1872,
go Acres Of Land,
more or less, adjoining the town Of Athens on
the east aud known ~ the William Lowry
farm. said lands will be sold 10 satisfy \
Judgment which Mary A. Keys obtained in
the said Chanrery Court ut lts November term,
| ISL, against Alexander Clcage, 7. A. Cleage.
and samuel Cleage; and will be sold in bar Of
| the right Of redemption
| TERMS or sALE:--Said lands will be sold
on credit Of six and twelve months, except
! the sum Of ten per cent. which will De requir-
ed to bt paid In hand on day Of sale. Notes
with good personal security will be required
for the balance Of the purchase money, paya-
Die In equal instruments, and u lien Will be
retained upon said lands until the purchase
money is fully paid. .
March 20, lsI2, it-pr, fee sG,OO-22d
Lois Deaderlck t, ais, ". william II. How
ard ct uN.
rs OBEDIENCE TO 4 DECREE OF THE
l Chancery Court in hi. cause, ut is NOvcm-
Der term. ISL, | will sell, to the highest bid
der, at public cutlery. on the premises. on
MONDAY. THE GrH DAY OF MAY. 1872,
one piece or parcel Of land aud improy ements,
adjoining the town Of Athens on the south,
and the lands Of Thomas Evans and I. Nixon
Van Dyke, being the House and Lands NOW
occupied by defendant Howard.
said lands viii hc sold on n credit OF six
months. in bar Of the right Of redcmption.-
NolrAnd good personal security viii be rcqlIir-
ed from the purchaser at said sale, and lien
will be retained upon said lands until the pur-
chase money j. fully paid.
j. W. HENDERSON, c. An.
March 20, lS,2-it-prS fee S6,OO-a.j
John y. Melton. ndm'ryS, susan Melton. G. ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREVAL Or
der made in this cause nj the November
term, 1871, Of the Chanccry Court at Athens,
Tennessee, viii sell, at public cutlery. to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse door, in the
town Of Athens. Tennessee, on
MONDAY, THE Grn DAY OF MAY. 1872,
for cash in hand ON day of sale, two tracts or
parcels Of land to wit:
one tract or parcel containing Eighty acres.
more or less. Is ng in the 10Th ciyi. district of
McMinn county. Tennessee and adjoining the
lands Of sias L. Melton. Susan Rice, and
others.
Also, one other parcel Of land. containing
Forty acres. more or less, living in the 18th
riyil district Of McMnn county, Tennessee.
aud adjoining lands Of Nimrod Dod,on. Lydia
.ircrn, and others-boh tract, or parcel, con-
tanning about onc-haIf Of the lands Of which
James II. Melton died seized and po,sc,sed.-
said sale is made in bar Of the equity Of re-
j. NJ. HENDERSON. c. M,
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House 10 Rent.

A commodlous store-housc just completed
torcpt. II, l.. SHUTS,
April ., lS,2-3tf Mouse Creek, Tenn.
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R REED.

On the 2lst Of March. 1872. by the Rev. Jas.
7. Smith. Mr.. JONI GREGORY to Miss MARY T..
daughter Of Creighton Deun-, all Of McMinn
county, Tennessee.
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AND IN CONNECTING wARERoOMS
w HITE &: 90 u =, LINEN
Embroidcrics, Lnccs, Nets,
Collars, Sets,
Iandkcrchiefs, Yelling, Head Nets, &C., DC.
Nos. 23T and $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, 1IIs.

These Goods are manufactured by us or
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties. unequalled in variety and
cheapness in any market. Order, filed with
care. promptn SIS and despatch.
March lJ lSI2-Imt-22i