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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18
DUNDEE, in Scotland, has recently hsi

DUNDEE, in Scotland, has recently hsi
q new sensation. The female servants
in tha, city lately held meeting to
protest against the servile grievances to
which they are subjected The chair
Was occupied BY one Of the i'll u.ed sex,
and, in q speech from the spokes-
woman, il was announced that sixteen
hours was to much Tor any female to
work, when thirneen would be enough;
,hs, the servants were "scurvily" TED,
and that 8 strike" was necessary in
order to obtain q weekly halfholiday
and a tree Sunday every fort night.
Il is not stated whether soy practical
results were likely te flow from this
novel meeting, bnt Duncee must ne,
and the chances are, therefore, greatly
in favor Of the success OF the female
strikers.
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KANSAS CITY.
Nh urdered-Heayy Rains.

;.,Nsls CRY. May l. A prominent
Ess':hy citizen, named Wilkie B.
~. Of this city, was called to his
: s.; night by an unknown
- sai shot deal. The affair
q oaI OF seduction which
- over year ago 4 young
Eno worked in Browns family
e .eiuced. Her brother charged
~ with the deed aud threatened to
N on sight. The young man
III from Texas a few days since
: is supposed he is the guilty
-
As been raining nearly every day
.v!cinity for two weeks and is still
= A fearful rain and thusder
: passei over this city last nigh,
: immense damage to all railroads
ing mere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18
DEMOCRATIC CONGREsSNEN.

Washington Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.
A crowd OF SoueherR Congressman
were exchanging views in the House
this morning before the session began.
IF our party don, make nomina-
ton Greeley will sweep the South. BE
will cary every Southern State but Mis-
issippi and South Carolina. In the
border States, among the old Wings,
he will run like wild fire. l am in
favor OF holding no Convention, and
giving him the field. Anything to beat
the Grant ring.
Thus sspoke aSou,hern Democrat, and
he spoke with force and earnestness.
What do you think about il,
Vaughan? addressing Mr.. Vaughan,
OF Tennessee
Il think as you do. Let's take up
Greeley and beat Grant, We can bea.
MIN that way, and that's the only way
We can. / believe the Democratic Con.
ven,ion will ratify MS nomination.
I'm a Democrat, said Mr.. Beck, OF
Kentucky, but think our best chance
is % 90 in on Greeley, and 90 IN TO win,
as We certainly shall if we .uppor, him.
There is not the leas, do1bt in nv N nd
but what the Democratic party can
elect him, and the question comes up
in this way: Isn't it better 10 support
Greeley and defeat Grant than 10 see
Grant reelected? That is the way it
presents itself 70 my mind. l want 10
see Grants military ring and military
rale brokenup. wanta civil Admiuis.
trstion once more.
Lew. Campbell came up, anj upon
the proposition TO supper; Greeley, he
snook bis hea u sravely. Il don't know
sbou; that, boys; it is pretty tough
dose for q Dem )crst TO swallow. |
don, think We are so far gnne as 10
iu-ri'y US in swallowing 6 eeley.
well. shall we swallow Grant?
asked Beck
No: | don't propose 10 swallow
either" replied Campbell. Il want a
sira gh, ont Democrat.
so d. !, e.id Beck, IF We can get
him. But I ear TO run the risk. |
our party suppor;s Mr. Greeley be i-
bound 10 he el-c,ei; trere- no dou ,,
a, out Il Above all thing. l want 10
break up Grants military ring-l want
to break up his r.iln Of corruption. !
want sn hon s, Ad nini-tr, ,tioa once
more
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18
MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, May l7.-Dr J. Hinson.
OF this city. and his wife, were to-day
committed in $4,000 bail each for un-
mercituIy whipping aud nalIresting g
little girl uine years Of age that they
had adopted two years ago to bring up
as their own. The little girl bore marks
of brutal punishment, her back being
q complete mass Of sores and bruises,
and one ear is fearfully swollen and torn
from the effects, she says, Of Hinson
lifting her from the floor by the ears.
Heretofore Hiuson has borne good
character, but It is said he has been in
the habit Of whipping the little girl for
year or more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18
CHICAGO.
Murder and Snieide-Fire 1t Wau.
pacca. WIs.-G reeiey aud BroW1.

paeca. Wis.-Greeiey aud BroWS.
CHICAGO, May lI.-This morning 3
dreadful affair occurred in this city A
carpenter named Simmons shot his
wife and then killed himself in the
same manner. Simmons and his wife
we're married about eight years ago,
and lived very unhappily together till
about three wears ago, when they sepa.
rated for some time. Subsequently q
reconciliation was affected, and they
lived together till about three weeks
since, when they again parted. A few
dsvs ago Simmons discovered that his
wife had taken steps toward obtaining
divorce. He went this morning 10
the house where she stopped, aud soon
after q pistol was heard. The officers
entered and tound Simmons dead on
the floor with revolver beside him and
a bullet wound in the head. Mrs. Sim
mons lay pear him, bleeding from 3
similar wound in the head; but, al
though alive, she IVES ln an unconscious
condition, ard her death is looked for
at apy moment. The unhappy pair had
two children.
A dispatch from Wsupacca, Wis,
says fire last night destroyed one
entire block of the business part of the
town, including the Vosburg House,
Postofice, Mesd's bank and twelve
other buildings occupied as stores.
Loss $4,000. No insurance. Tne FIRE
was unqurstionably the work OF an
incendisry.
The Springfield Register says that in
this State not less than IS Democratic
newspapers have come out in favor OF
Greeley and Brown. 1t claims thst
only four are opposed to them. namely,
the Chicago TmGS, Benton Standard,
Paris TsmSs and Lscou StatEsmar.
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The weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, May l., 7:30 P. M
Pro5aJiHass-Ths area Of clouds and
rain will extend eastward over the
South Atlantic, Middle and New Eng
land States, with q falling barometer
and southerly to essterly Winds to-
night. A rising barometer With westerly
10 portherly winds aud changing
weather will extend over the Upper
Lake region and the Ohio Valley to,
night, and probably over the Cult
Sra es and the western portion OF the
Sou b Atlantic and Middle States on
Saturday. Dangerous winds ars not
sn,ieipated.
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Fatal ARRAY.
IOWA.
Card frs. Henry ward B.eeher.

Card froD Henry Ward Beeeher.
Des MONIES, May l7-Henry Ward
Bsecher, in q card in the Register OF
this city, pronounc-s the lauda,ory
notice Of Jennie He ght pahlrsbed on
her bills through this Sa'e as written
BY lin, to be . forgery. and s,ys that
he never witnessed . play IN . theatre
IN his life.
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Openfns Business Letters on the
Street.

The Postmaster OF Boston recently
found it pecess,ry to issue circular to
the boxholders OF tha; city, calling their
attention to the fact ,hs, many parsons
receiving letters are in the habit of open.
inc them in the vestibule or ou the
s,ree, and throwing the envelopes on
the ground. This custom has been
largely turned TO account BY sharpers,
vho are thus enabled 10 learn the box
Numbers OF firms, and to lay plans Tor
getting possession of their letters. This
Is accomplished by variety Of ways,
the most successful OF which has been
by means OF bo.us bsx tickets 10 use IN
thai ci,y, the hurry and confuslon inei-
den, 70 the distribution Of the mails
generally en.b ing The person practising
Ihi. fraud 10 escape detection a. the
moment and cary OF box iull OF va
uatle bus nes- le ters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18
DETROIT.
'hs Strike In the Copper Mines.

ne Strike In the Copper Mines.
0s'aoIr, May 1.-THE strikers are At
q u all the mines st Houghton e1-
- The Calumet aud Hecla. Troops
= s;aed there yesterday, and the ring
n IN the strike and the men who
1ed them from the officers on Mon
are TO be arrested. All is quiet
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ONTARIO.
The Treaty. Of Washiurtou.

''ATA, OSr.. May lI.-Debate in
: saa3ian Parliament on the read
. . tue treaty OF Washington, rela-
u; . the Alabama claims, closed last
gu Two amendments against the
az were defeated. The second read
o. the bill passed by a large ms
~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-18

TEE Coluphus OAo S,at< JosUna!
spe Ks ~eil Of Bor,sel, baause, il ssys
he 9 p.yinx OF The nsti,asl deb. A.
Mr.. B .uturll i d ,inE al th . With hIs
owo mo .e,. and never touching &c +,
Of the conuibuli1ns of Il e lax p 'y.rs,
The Iessk oaEnt % speak rel Of hiR.
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cargo Damaged by Wsfer-The
crew Safe.
L5<DoS, Nav l1.-Informatior re
,-.,-i here states that the steamer
-:poli. Captain Barr, which sailed
--,ce Wednesday for New York; was
ven ashore on the south OF Rock
1sksr, on the Irish coast and now
. i,ll OF water. The cargo was greatly
!smaged. The crew and passengers
se-e al saved by 8 coastiog vessel
81 taken TO Waterford Later intel
gence irom Waterford confirms the
. .c0ve.
The Consequential Claims.
LONDON. Nav 1.-The official cor
between the Governments
treat Britain and the United States
.-Zs-ing the consequential claims
.-s:ion is published by the newspapers
lay. All the journals contain eilto-
., ;. based upon the correspondence,
-: me prospect Of an amicab.e settle
=; Of the pointin dispute j. hopefully
2msntei upon.
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KENTUCKY.
Mortality Among the Fish.

CovSsIoS, May IA terrible
mortality has appeared among the fsh
in the Licking river. Large numbers
OF dead fish can be seen floating on the
surfsce OF the water. No definite con.
clusion has been arrived at as to the
cause.
Fatal ARRAY.
NASHVILLE, May l7.-William DUR,
and John Mepdsll got into q fight last
night, in which the latter Vas sho,
three times sod the former stabbed, one
OF his ribs beiog completely severed.
Both will die.
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West Virginia University
1871 "a.

THE Last CATALOGUE SHOWS An
i attendance OF ~ students AZ this In
>titutiou. Five distinct Departments OF In
.iruction. With q full corps OF competen.
Proie-sora
The Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics pure and applied Ps! cnol-
oky, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic
Rhetoric, the Sciences, fr-, &C, care iuIly
aud thoroughly taught Practical Chem
gstry and Phy-ics, iuustrs ed by sppropriat.
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
81 Geology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Miueralpsy, Geology AMI ChoncoGosy, to-
Setner with n any specimens in other de
pa artmenH Of Natural History. Fine build
iuzs. beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL TEEx regins Sept. sth. Winter,
december 5th Spring, March Ath.
CJmmencement, June 18th.
Boarding rom s. 10 81 per week.
Tuition SIS TO III per year.
For further Particulars inquire OF
ALEX MARTIN,
President
Norgantovn. ". Va eE
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Marshal Raxaine.

Marshal Bazaiue has written 10
o:,ce Frederick Charles and General
..-:.lfel, OF the Prusssu army, re-
.ss:l,g them 10 forward their testi-
52y regarding the co1duc! OF the de-
= Of Metz, to be used by him al hi.
.o-osch ng trial. lis expected that
:: statements OF these Off II sub
. - 10 the coa-t.martisl. will 20 far
za:i exculpating Marshal BAzaine.
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The Consequential Claims.
FRANCE.
evacuation OF the French Territory.

Evacuation OF the French Territory.
PARIS, May l7.-Thiers aud Herr
IN Amin breaktasted together yes
-.:sy sui discussed the evacuation OF
:.s,cs bv the Germans. Il was finally
,,.-si that Thiers should instruct an
-2,a:.sior 10 proceed to Berlin and
,.:s,ge with Bismarck for speedy
.5s,1a;;on OF all departments.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
\, the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, IIo Main Street.
FOREIGN.
ENGL ID.

,.s.aaer rripOn Driven Ashore
cargo Damaged by Wafer-The
crew Safe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
The Ncalfll Of Athens.

We are glad to be able to state that our plea
SAINT town is as usual healthy and generally free
from the diseases sometimes incident to less a.
vOrcd localities during TIE extreme weather OF
midsummer. We are pleased to learn. too, that
there is less sickness than usual at thiS time OF
the gear among the people of the surrounding
country.
We quit talking about the "undcvclopcd re-
sources some time ago, but will be pardoncd
for occasionally referring to HE pure atmos-
phcrc and excellent water for which East Ten
nessccis so justly celebrated, and where white
people rarely ever die except with old age. Per-
haps money can be made faster in the malarial
South and among the ague and itvcr-brccd-
ing regions of the more fertile portions of the
West. But what is wealth without health and
the CAPACITY to enjoy it,
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Notice..

Ellen G. Marshall. widow IF John Marshall,
deed and others. ys. K. y. Gillespie, ScWcil
Phillips, and others.
~ obedience to Il decree rendered In this
| cause at the last term Of the Circuit Court
of Rhci County, Tennessee, | will, ON the
90 DAY OF ; + 7 T u VI Il Il Il,
next, offer roi sale TO the highest bidder, il,
front Of the tOurt-hou~c, in Washington
nhra county, Tennessee. Il valuable tract N
land. said ~ contain c7j acres more or less
living and being ON the north side Of thl
Tennessee River, including the mouth q
Whites Creek, lying ON both sides Of SAFE
Greek In the Counties Of Rhra and Rounc 1t
said State. hciu" fwo-lflhS Of what il know
A. the Campbell Farm, adjoining the Lands d
Archibald Mttnlcb, :. Phillips and Others
said land will be- sold on credit Of on" IN,
two wears except the sum Of >iN per cent
which will be- required 10 b" paid down, ant
notes bearing interest from date in cqutl III
,tnlmcuts due At one and twu wears with ap
proved security will be required Of the pur
chaser. and lien retained on the land for III,
unpaid purchase money. THIS 18th July lN;2
FRANNLIN LOCKE, Clerk.
,Iulv 70, lST2-it-urs fee ~G,UO-gi3
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The H.c.i~intMrp.

The County elections now being over. an
nOunccmcnt, for the Legislature are next in or
der. BY the new Constitution the session is
limited to sevcnty-tivc days which at four dol
lars per day amounts to just three hundred
dollars. Deduct for expenses Of canvass, say
one hundred dollars. and not estimating man,
time aS worth anything. and we have two hun
drcd dollars to cover the session ut Nashville,
including board, washing. whi>kcy and other
retire, hmrntS. So much Tor the cmo'umcnt> OF
the position. As to the honor attaching to 1t, IL
is not worth while to stop to discuss that now.
We hope good, substantial and reliable men
will be elected.
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nDry Your Fruit.

The season for drying peaches and apples is
now ut hand. If our farmers will see that the
entire crop be nicely dried, it will provea source
of very considerable revenue, and will bring
more money into the country than the surplus
wheat or corn And the fruit can generally he
cared fcr when the time otherwise would be I'M.
employed. The demand Tor it will be large ne
danger of ovcrstocking the market. Let the
people cease to croak about "hard times and
take care Of their present very abundant Fruit
Crop. sun dried is worth more, but nice kiln
dried will scIl
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THE Radicals had small rally at Knoxville
Wednesday night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
4 Jersey Enlf Giving Milk.

The Jersey COW is u small bca tifil animal
famous for rich milk and yellow butter. Col
Bcal of Hawkins county, has Il small herd q
thorough bred Jerseys. and letter Just rcccivcC
from Rogcrs,illc gives hi, item in regard tt
Col B> 'owS: "'rhc beautiful Jersey calf, Mi
ncrva Blcyms, is doing finely. Her dam, two
years old, is now giving four gallons of milk
per day. NonpHrcl "a, was fourteen month,
old july 22d. will have a calf about the i>t o
October, and is now giving one gallon Of mih
per day." How is that for high; Can any o
the Short Horns, Ayr,hirc., or Devon, beat
that = Communicated.
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TO (,()I.DNaSl'S.
If You are GoinG west,


Buy your Tickets over the "old reliable
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD. the popular
route from 81. Louis to Scdalia. FIT. Scott,
Lawrence. Kansas City, Atchi>on. 81. 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. PullmaE'S pail
ace >lccpcrs. Millers safely plduorm and the
patent steam brake. and its reputation for
prompt time and SURGE connections Is proven
bal. For valuable information and assistance,
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS at low
est rates offered by any line, cal! upon or adj
dress j. +. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
X. r., Chattanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or
4. A.. FORD, General Passenger Agent, st.
Louis, Mo. No trouble to answer questions!
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New Advertisements.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE:
Z. ~ AZ. E0S

Is AGENT FOR TIE SINGER SEWING
Machine, and keep. them on hand at the
south Corner, Athens. All styles and iiui-h
Of Family and Manufacturing Machines,
Needles. Thread. Attachments. Parts Of Mat
chimes for repairing. &c. The singer l. 81 well
known amt accepted that it needs no recon-
mcndaiion as to rhriluc.,. beauty. arrange
mcnt, nicely ofadju>tmrnt. ~muuthnr>> oirun.
ming, and range and variety Of sewing. II
will sew the different textures with cN-
tra0rluary facility and perfection. which,
together with greatest number Of sales, the
popularity and general satisfaction it gives. at
tests its superiority over all the lir,t-rla'> Mat
chimes. Reference from many Of the most
practical and influential citizens Of Athens
and this county who have used the Machine
for years. Sold on accommodating terms.
1 NJ y l,-I- In. - IL
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Important Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
4 / stock of Good, belonging to Esp. Gibson
and added them to my former stock, | now
have the most general and miSccllancou, stOr,
in this place. and will sell lower than ever
for cash or bartcr-but will stop the credit
business. will Sue all who owe me lr'forC
the first day Of september next. unless they
come forward and pay me before that time
mean all. not excepting my best personal
friends. I. +. GIBSON.
Athens. Tenn, Aug. ., lS12-tl-2H
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We hope our friends IN different portions OF
McNlinn will not f rect the County Meeting,
which has been cnllcdto assemble at the Court
House. Athens, next Monday, the 9th. Dele
gates are to be appointed TO the Congressional
Convention to be- held ut Cleveland, on the 18th
August; also, to the state Convention named IL
be held at Nashville, on the 2l>t to nominate Il
candidate for Congressman for the state Al
large, and third candidate for Presidential
Elcctor. Its desirable that the meeting be full
and that such persons be appointed delegates
to the respective Conventions as will be most
likely to attend.
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Proclamation by the Governor

JOHN G. BROWN, Governor Of the state oI
Tennessee, to all vino shall see these presents.
Greeting!
I9vllEREAS, II has been made known t.
W me that = certain +. VI. SMITH, charged
with having committed Il foul and ntrocinu-
MURDER on the 2ltl, day of February, lS,2
upon the b dy of Gus EuglnuI, late Of our
county OF McNmn, has lied from justice, aud
l. now running At lnryc:
Now. therefore. |. John e. Brown. Governor
a, aforesaid. by virtue 9TH" powcranl aulhori-
~ in me vested. Ito hereby oNcra reward Of rive
Hundred and FIty Dollars To any PERSON ol
prr,ou, who NAV arprchcEI the -oId /. VI,
~mulh, and deliver him 10 the sheriff on lHilor
ot r,r county Of McMinn. in order that ju'iir,
in That behalf may be- had and cNrru'rd.
In testimony whereof hay" hrrcunto SCI
my hand, and caused the Great Seal
IL. 81 Of the state To b" at'iNrd. At Nash.
willie, IN the 3d day u July, 49,.
JOHN &. BROWN, GoyCrnOr
T. II. BUTLER, secretary Of state.
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The Vote Of EcnncsS~c..lS60. 20.

In 1869 the vote stood for GOVERNOR cntcr
l2O,333, Stokes 5,o36, Majority for Sentcr 6l,2o7,
IN u total vote Of 1880. In 1870, the vote for
Governor .tood--Brown 1919, and for Wi,rncr
4ljOO. Majority for Brown 3i,419 in II total
vote Of l2),470. Showing the vote Of 1871 to
have been "a, $50 less in the state than in 1870.
According to the table before Us, at the last
election for Governor, in McMinn county Gen.
Brown received l.l22 votes, and Col. Wi>cncr
,0p
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Reduction "a E'sr;ah.S.
EAST Tenn, Va ~ GA. Il. r. G,
Knoxville, Tenn. July -, lS12.

EAST lENNn ' " ~ VA. II, II, 20,
Knoxville, Tenn, july -, lS12
10 he Merchants IF KHOrrAie aad East Ten
HcSSce!
! am clad TO be able to announce the follow
ing important reductions in freight rates. from
Eastern citir,. to take effect from point Of ship
mcnt. on August Isl, lNI2:
From Ncw York. philadelphia and Boston
to Knoxville. Per 10 lbs: l>t cla.-, $3.50;
ID rln',, Sl,in 81 class, Sl.Oj; 9TH elias, Sjc;
9TH class. GSr.
From Baltimore to KnoXyillc,--pr 100 lbs.
1T class, &l.45; ID cln,,, Sl.3O; 81 class, 9jc:
ith class, ,jc; 9TH class G3c.
The amount Of reduction ON the various
classes Is A. follows:
From Boston and phiMdclphin,--pc Loo
lh': 1T class, .lc; ~ class BE; Sd class, &c;
I'LL class. Doe; 9TH class. Die.
From New York. LIST class. Sc: ID class. Dc:
I'd class, 2oc III cln>,. ~: 18th class lie.
From Baltimore. list class, DC: ~ class, Sc
81 r!a,i, zoe: It'll class, 43r; 9TH class, ijr.
Corresponding reductions will be made at
the same time to all stations on the line Of this
road. Very respectfully.
JANE, Il. OGDEN.
General Freight Agent.
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BLESSED are they who seek relief from
"Liycr Complaint" "biliou>nc>>," Bad Blood,
Pimplrs, Blotchcs. EruptonS, Rough skin.
salt Rhcum, ErysipcaS and Scroiulou> di>ca-
>c>. by the use Of DR.. Picrcc's Ait Est. or
Golden Medical Discovery, for they shalt be
happy in knowing that the cure is complete.
SnlI hv All IrurpSts
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-02
y, a, Eurlcy 4 90, e'OniaiI;,

Are the authorized agents Of the largest Mil
ling Firm in Georgia, for the purchase Of
wheat. They will pay Cash at highest mar
Railroad. Call at their store, get sacks and
engage your wheat-mO push about early de.
livery, Point of delivery optionary with the
seller. We furnish thread and needles with
sacks. June 2s-it.l
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The Teeth an Advertising Medium

Every time lady who uses fragrant Sozo-
don't opens her mouth, she advcr,iscs the arti-
Gle. The state Of her teeth is u certificate of
its excellence. No spot darkcns their surface,
no impurty clngs TO them, the cushions in
which they are set are rosy, and the breath
of June.