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JANUARY lst. 1872!
sNsOu.yE>T NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY or Tue ESTATE
| Of Granville Bell having been suggested.
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to lille the same properly
with the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Rhca county, Tennessee. on or be-
fore the 1T day Of July, 1872. OF they will b,
forever barred. JAMES H. cox.
admir- Of Granville Bell de- d.
March ~. lS-s.,t-pr, ZEE S"0C-22i
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc W. NJ. KELLEY as a candidate for
reelection to the office Of Tax Collector for
McMinn county. at the ensuing August clrc.
ton.
We are authorized and requested to announce
the name of JOHN NJ. MILLER, ~ II candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMmn county-su bjcct
TO u Convention if one should be held. Election
next August
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For Trustee.

We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce JAMES W. PLANK " Il candidate
for County Trustee Of McMinn county at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc ROB. SNYDER rs II candidate for
County Trustee of McMinn county, at the en-.
suing AMgnst rlrCtiOn.
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CANCERS. TUMOss n ULCERS,

CURED BY \ NEW AND WONDERFUL
y treatment. Ky DIS. KLINE aud LiNpIEY.
at the Philadelphia Bellevue Institute. Gith
aud Vine SIS. aud ut their Principal office G3l
Arch St., Philtdclphi1. Pa. and ut their
Rranch office. ia charge Of VI. L. BRAMHALL.
VI. D.. - North Court S.. Memphis. Tenn
No KNIFE, NO BLOOD. No CAUSTIC. LIT
TLEPAIN. send for Circular or call Il, abu, G
April ". lS12-3m-23O
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ImAvE 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 s.. T. +. GIBsON's.
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Harvest.

I AN AGENT FOR THE LATEST M
l proved and best Mower. with Buggy ant
Horse Rake. much cheaper than ever before
offered. Call and see sample. here or an th'
river farm of NJ. l.. Phillips. | can suit YOU
in terms. &c. 7. +. GIBSON.
Athens. Tenn. May 10. lSi2-tf-232
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NnfnIy PuhIic.

The subscriber, one Of the Notarys Publ,
for McMinn County, will take Acknowlcdg.
mcnts of Deeds, Probate Accounts, and dc
any other work pertaining TO the duties Of 4
Notary. Office at Calhoun. J.D. LYLE.
4 nril j. lmk
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Go toG. W. WOOD and get your Summer
Shocs-hc has nice lot ready made, and the
latest style, cheap. Give him call and ifyOu
can't get u fit he will make you one in II few
days--No. 10 White strect-up stairs.
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JNo. II. REYNOLDS. Cleveland. Tennessee.
has now ready for the Spring and summer
trade large and complete assortment Of Car
riagcs. Hacks, Buggics and Wagons. Prices
and quality Of work warranted satisfactory.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN 4. GOULDY rs candidate for re-.
election to the Office Of sheriff Of McAlnn
county--nt the ensuing August election
We are authorized and requested to an
nOuncc j. ID. PORTER ~ the Peoples Candi.
date for sheriff Of McMinn county, at the en-
suing August election.
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Ice Cream Every Day.

TOM MINOR has fitted up and opened IN Ice
from South Corner, and will be prepared to
furnish superior article every day in the
week, except SUNDAY. Give him call.
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Cottage at White Cliff for Sale.

A NEW. LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
n Frame Cottage. at this healthy and dcsi-
rnblc summer rcSOrt-built two years since.
upon one of the most desirable lots, and COM
mandng very tine view Of the valley be.
low: i offered ut q very low price. II has u
widcAall. with four good sized rooms. porchos
both front and rrar-nl most conveniently ar
ranged. with Stove. Table and Chairs. nli rca-
Dis for occupancy. IL not sold soon will be
rented for the season. Apply to
VI. \. HELM.
A'hcn.. Tenn, April ~. ls7a.tE211
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Esil<eyillS.

The following is II list of the officers of VAL
ley Lodge, No. rs, |. o. &. 4. installed ON the
nth instant, for the ensuing quarter:
Sam J Frazier. w G Il; Mrs NJ L Pope, W
V r; Il b Campbell. jr.. W r s; Miss Kate
Bell. W A 5: Mrs r d Hale, W T;J W Nor
wood W + 5; LG Hale. W NJ: Geo W Cobb,
W G.; F G Ellison. W o q: Miss NJ A Hen
ningcr, ID NJ; Miss Cnllc |. Henry. r $; Miss
c c Henson, l. S; c r Ripley, PW CT; A II
McRcynolds. W {; S Norwood. Lodge D'py.
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RnM lAillinerH.

Mrs. VI. V. WOOD is just recciyinga Fresh
supply Of MILLINERY consisting of the latest
novelties in Hats. Bonnets and Flowers.
Dresses cot and made CT very reasonable
terms.
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New Advertisement

Attention il directed 10 the advertisement
of Rhea Springs to be found in another col
umn. Also to other advertisements that APP
pear to-day.
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For good bargains and cheap Goods, 90 Ia
Chas. L. Keith's.
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STILL wanted for cash, Wheat, Flour, Corn,
Lard, Bacon-hams, &C.. at T.. +. GIBsON's.
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IIO! YE THIRSTY Come and drink Of the
fresh Cream Ale or Soda Water, to be had at
May 3-2t) JNO. +. GIBsONs.
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Call and buy your Field Peas from
T.. +. GIBSON.
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w. q. Haley
ISeIiriOsus Notice.

Has Just Received New Lot of Prints, DO
mestics, &c.
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THE letter of W. Il. Carver shall appear
next week. Though dated May 3d, it did not
reach Us until the morning of the 18th.
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A new and fine assortment, ut the Book
Store Of o. b. SMITH Il Co.
10 Knoxville, Tenn.
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~. e.. 17;pfspy
Carriages, Bsusgies, Wagons,

viii pay Cash for Bacon, Corn Meal, Flour
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Special Notice.
New Advertisements.
gsltY laks, PsI,S'Hv

IAN SELLING A PRIME ARTICLE OF
l Cincinnati Family Flour, at the sumo price
you pay for the inferior cinmy article made
out Of the poor, rustrd, bii1htcd wheat raised
here last year. will sell you any quantity.
from i pounds up to burrrl-try it,
J. NJ. HENDERSON.
Athens, MAY Il, lS12-tf-s.;,
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Field Peas.

Manufactured and for sale at low prices, b
JNo. II. REYNOLDS, Cleveland. Tennessee.
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Tass'STI...S' SALE.

DY VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRI ST
ID executed by l>ham W. Farmer and his
wife MARY Farmer. on iho 18th day Of October.
1861. aud Registered in ;hc Reg ,ter'N office Of
McNlinn County. Tennessee. in Book q. pages
I3l >. TO v lirh reference j. made for "a full
description for the benefit Of Joseph McCul-
ley ana =. l.. OwnCs, viii sell, for cash in
hand. in front of the Depot. in the town of
l,iccyIllc. Tennessee, on SATURDAY. nth
day Of MAY. 1872. the following described
.r ,,,r,,.I- .r Land T..
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80 Acres, More or Less

lying and being on the waters Of Spring Creek,
in the Sth civil di'trict Of McMinn county,
Tennessee. adi"iring the !dud. Of John kroN.
Tho>. Wright and others. sale TO take place
between the hours Of IL VI. and . =. VI.
WIN. ;. CALLAWAY, Trustee.
April 10, lSI2-it prs fee Si,OO.220
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NICE Lot Of Mems and Ladies' Shoes at
Hancy's,
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.sih E>ay OF Way

next, in front ofthc Court-hou>c, in Washing.
ton, oilcr and sell to the highest bidder. u val
uthlc tract Of Land known ~ the VIM. y.
Mcrriolt farm. situated On the north side OF
Tennessee HIvrr. in aid county, ndioinin. the
lands Of Peach TAYLOR. $. j. \. Frazier and
John Iloyai said land win hc sold subject to
the widows do",r. and on q credit Of Twelve
and eighteen months. except the sum If five
per cent which will be required To be- paid
down. Notes and approved security with in
tcrc>t from date will bc required Of the pur-
chaser aud lien will be- retained on the land
for the balance Of the purchase money.
FRANKLIN LOCKE, Clerk.
Anvil ~ 40. nm. ~ - Nn.llN
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LARGE new lot Boots and Shoes, at
April s.. T. +. GrBsoN's.
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EA.0i q. EE.9I'Ie!

DOBEsON ~ co. HAVE on HAND A
II large lot Of choice Family Flour. which
they are Offering at reasonable figures.
Athens, Aug. -, l>1i-ir.laJ
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Tlss'S'rE;I.S' SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by NJ. y. Mckinney, on the 10Th
day of january, 1872. and registered in the
Registers Office Of McMinn County. Tenn.
Book q. pages 1913 (to which reference is
made) to secure certain parties therein spcci-
fed. will sell for each in hand all property
on hand on day Of sale uns1ld. consisting Of
all the interest said NJ. y. Mckinney holds in
and to one watcr-pOwer Circular saw Mill. .
miles from Riccyillc: the lumber at iIccvillc.
McCulcy'. Wood Yard and Mill; all logs re-
naming un,old. aud the Goods. Wares and
Merchandise. sale 10 commence Friday, Eth
dly Of May. lS72. and continue from day to
day until the whole is sold. or 30 much there.
of rs will be necessary to secure the debts
mentioned in the Deed. Sale at Rceyillc, at
Mill and at Wood Yard.
WIN. NJ. DIXON.
Riceyillp, Nav =, lS12-3t-23ll Trustee.
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N0E'Etg..
Sale Of Valuable Lands,

IN Obedience TO \ DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Enr County, rendered at
the last February term uf aid Court. in the
ease Of Jas. Il. Hale and wife JaGlins- Nancy
Mcrriott and others, / viii, on the
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they painfully anlictng, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
ScrOiulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant OF the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enceblng fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again
II seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
men, ON some favorable occasion, rapidly deyelop
into one or other OF its hdeous FORMS citier on The
surface Or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited in e lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in the liver it shows
its presence by crupons on the skin, iuu ulcer.
atoms ON some part Of the body. Hence The occa-
sionai use oil bottle Of this SdrsdIuyiHa is ad-
Visabie, even when no active symptoms Of disease
apren. Persons afflicted with Tie following com.
plainl" generally find immediate relief and nj
iclIEtil, rulc, by the use of this SiESIPIRiL-
4: 81. iH!hoED's Eirc, Rose ol. Ei3isiDeIds
Icftrr, Sail Rhc"1n, Scatd Hcad, RiHgno,1,,
visible forms of Sc,oJulOms disease Also in the
more concealed forms, as DYsprpsia, Dlopsv,
nr"hf Disease Fffs, Hnitcpsy, Ncn3atGid,
Lar huu nervous sS'trHE.
SHphHiS or M''fni nId Mc,'ctri0I Diseases
are cured by H. though T. long time il reuuire;l nr
suhduing these obstinate maltdies by any medicine
iiut long continued use Of this medicine will cure
NE complaint I""Co"Fh16 or Whites, JtcIine
t6cF6ftcbF, and FtrEGfc diseases, are com
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured Ly il
purifying and inVig"ralmr eject. Minute Direc
tnn. for each "a" SIC found in our Almanac, sup
piied plHt!'. EhChH"fiS,n and G0tt. when
caused by a"cuH,ula!ous of rXtraneous matters
IN the hl""'!, weld que KY to il, as also lirr,
coMlIain's. T."! ;Hifu. CrRcsa ii0.. or I,,Hon,
'antt0n of tn" } i.'r :TdF1t,. dice. when arising
a. they often tln r.raa tic Hrnllu- ,oisons in lie
blood. Hi, 50 =" :!tEi!I.: Is a Great 10.
, t"r"r iIr H." rc'rh .'l. i' f The system
"""t, S!rc; h~s, mnd trouh'rG WIN At!rons 4,,-
symptonatic Of Hti,2.,sa WIN trd nIm,cdinte
relief and convncing sylcntc g. i. Irgtol,qtIye
power upon trial
4 X n p 4 n y n n n
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r0r The Kgis d intelligence,
The Departing Year.

Tonight another year is being ushered
into the rk, dreamy, forgotten past. To-
night, another year is treading with rest
less feet the sloping shores of time, wait
ing the moment to plunge into eternity's
boundless ocean, and be lost to mortals for
ever. Tonight the winds are chanting
sad, plaintive requiem to the dying year,
as it seems to bid last, mournful farew ell.
The darkness is shrouding its pathway in
gloom, as if it would fain arrest its flight
to the regions of forgetfulness. Heavens
luminaries veil their faces, meseems, with
the murky clouds, and await in sorrow, the
departure of the year, whose feeting days
they have numbered. Mortals sit passive
and powerless as they are hurried from the
receding to the approaching year, to be
borne, as upon eagle wings, farther on to-
ward the realms of eternity
All, when we remember that the priceless
moments being borne into eternal realms
upon the wings of the declining year are
the clippings of Times relentless scythe
from the frail plant of our earthly exist
ence, we instinctively grasp at the shroud-
ed form OF the dead year, as if to snatch
from its receding figure moments we have
forgotten to improve. What memories of
alternating joys and sorrows cling around
the departing year joys to be cherished
in memory as GASES in life's drear desert !;
sorrows that remind US that life is not an
"empty DREAM" but stern reality. Gone
with the year is throng of bright dreams,
earnest desires and fond hopes, never to be
realized Chilled by Deaths icy touch the
chains of earth's loves and friendships has
been broken, and objects bound to our
hearts by golden links haveIbeen borne in
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FfEF 4 RED ny
Dr. b. &. AVER III 90. E.ows.,s sya.s
Practical and analytical Chemists
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For sale by A. II. GREEN FIELD, BelAi
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE. sA0OD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. InveteratG
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu,
lattr, ,,n, -
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advance of the dying year to realms where
years roll unnumbered. Eternity's tide is
now washing the sands of our lives from,
the shore, and replacing them by others
who are to number times transient mo-
mGnts and pass into oblivion.
Now that we are soon to tread the thresh-
hold of the new year, let us reflect that life
is short and time is fleeting," and so watch
and improve the moments Of tiic 'llwain%
year. that when it, like the present, is be-
ing hurried from our view, we may enjoy
the pleasant reflection that its precions mo-
ments have not passed unnoticed.
CT. w.
ShaaosOille, NeO Years Zoe, 1871.
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A STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Mutual Tire Insurance Company in
Hartford County,
AT THE CLOSE OF TIE YEAR 1871

There were issued during the year 1 Sc Polires
Tie Risks on which including endorsements
on open Policies amount to...........$5O2, 70s 90
Aud Premium notes to ...... ....... %, 2O4 So
There are now in force 25l | Polices
The risks on which amount to I'D, 9Ol, $50 90
And premium notes to................24l, 1876 Sc
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At Meginniss', 81 w. BaltO., st.,
Bet,oeen Holiday ST., and Post office Areiue.


WYE are selling excellent Calicoes at 8 cts
w Best Unbleached Muslin l24 cts.
Merrimuck Chintz IL yards for $l.374 cts
Androscoggin Beached Muslin, l64 cts.
Fruit of the Loom Beached Muslin, II cts.
Shirt Bosoms 81 cts. equal to any you bny else
where for so cts.
rs cent Shirt Bosoms fer 81 Cts call and see them
Black Alpaca, cheaper than you ever saw
We have just put on sale one case of Black AL
paca for 62 cts. a yard usually sold at 81 25
ASK for The co Cent Black Alpaca !
Elegant Black Alpaca only 81 cts.
English Sateen so cts. worth 65.
81 French Satteen reduced to G2 cts.
All colors French Satteen 62 cts worth 81.
Silk Poplins, 60, IS, 81 and ST.
81 cent Silk Poplns reduced to 60 cts
A large lot Of 81 cent Dress Goods reduced to
lsa cents
Fine all wool Cashmere for boys, so CTS.
Heavy Cassinet for boys and men, 81 cents.
CARRIAGE ROBES for $4,'worth $40.
Very heavy and beautiful Carriage Robes $4
Black Velveteen 81 cts. worth $l.25.
Colored Veveteen for trimming ST.
Black SILK Poplins so cts. worth ST..
BLANKETS BLANKETS 81 pair worth So.
Blankets, $53 pair, worth SIS.
SO Blankets reduced to $3.50.
Waterproof Cloaks ready made S., worth 50.
Cloaks make of best Waterproof 81.
Broche Shawls So, worth SIS.
Broche Long Shawls $40, worth $lS.
re- Ask the clerks for any Of the above arti-
cles and they will show them to you with
pleasure,
At Meginniss'
sep29-ly No. 81 West Baltimore st.
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Terminating the Hair.--When the hair
to draw from the scalp the natural lubricant which
is its susenance, its vitality is it were suspended
and if not promptly attended t. badness will be the
certain result. The one sure method OF avoiding
such an unpleasant catastrophe is to LYONS
KATHAIRoN, which, when well rubbed into the scalp,
will speedily re-animate the hair and prevent it from
falling out Besides that this inimitable rcsuscitant
and strengthened of the Hair nourshes and stimulates
its young and tender bre all obstacles their
growth in the shape of dandru and dirt and ultimately
produces new crop of hair stronger, glosser, aud
lee as abundant as the old. As hair dressing il is
ably the most agreeable, refreshing and servcrab!r
a Ll-Le over placed upon q lressng-tMhla.
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A Body and Mind Disease.

Such IL dyspepsia The stomach and tho brain are
too Intimately allied Tor tbs suffer without the
Other SO that dyspepsia and dospondcIcy uscpaa
bic. 1t he added tun that irritation Of the siu
aeh is almost invariably accompanied by irritation OF
the temper
The inygoratinS and tranquilizng operation of Hos
letters Bitters is most powerfully developed in
indigestion. The first eject of this agreeable tonic is
comforting and encouraging. mild glow pervades
the ayscm tho Chronic upeasiness in the region OF the
stomach is essened and the resilessness which
chnractGrizes the disease IL abated. This Improvement
is not transient. 1t succeeded by tho of
ho old symptoms with superadded force, is always
he when unnedicated stmulants given for the
complaint. Each dose to iIupart permanent
cesson of hcalthu IMMIGRATION But this is not all -
The nperent and antblious properties of the prepare
on are ofscarcey secondary Importance its tonic yl
tues. If there is overflow Of bile, the secretion is
soon brought within proper limits, and if the baryor
gan Is inert aud torpid it is toned and regulated Tho
and in cases of constipation the cahartic action is just
without pail. Tho Bitters also promote healthy eva-
orntion from the surface, which is particularly desirable
at this season when sudden spells of law, unplea
weather apt to check the natural Precipitation and
produce congestion of the liver coughs and colds. "The
best saeg uard against all diseases is bodily vigOr and
this the great Vegetable Restorative especially pro-
mOtCI.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That The
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
MARY CHESNEY,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
9th day of December, 1872,
or they may otherwise by law BIO excluded
from all benefit of said estate,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of December, 1871.
BENJAMIN CHESNEY,
aeei5 Executor.