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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09

Col. Nelson, editor Of the Loudon Times,
favored us with short call last Saturday.
The Times isa lively paper, and is rather re-
markable for It's aptness and accuracy In scrip
tural reference and illustrations.
Brother Coleman, Of the Kingston Indepcn-
dent, gave US short call Wednesday.
Capt. Kicks, Of the Knoxville Chronicle,
also dropped In for few minutes-the first
time we have had the pleasure Of seeing him
In the lovelest village Of the plain.
Hon. Horace Maynard also favored us with
IA visit "Wednesday evening. We learned TO re-
Dspoct Mr., Maynard for his ability and per.
sonal integrity and worth long years ago, Sin
lfc's morning march," and we shall always be
glad to see bin, and to learn Of his health and
prosperity.
Tho Rev. j. 8. Petty. Ct the NJ. u. Church,
LEFT Thursday morning for Greeneville, where
he has been assigned by bis Conference.
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sSlEIsuFF'S SALE.

Df virtue Of two orders Of sale issued from
~ the office Of the Circuit Court Clerk cf
McMinn County, Tennessee. and 10 me direct
ed. will offer for sale, 10 the highest bid.
der. for cash In hand. ut the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on
Monday. 9Th day OF November. 1874, all the
right, title, interest and claim that ). w. Roys.
ton has In and 10 the following described
lands, to-wt: Two Hundred Acres. being the
tract on which ;. W. ROyston now resides. In
the Sth civil district of McMinn county, Ten
nessce. adjoining the lands Of and 4 Rig
gins. j Xeigler, Mitchell Castor, aud others
also on One Hundred aid Sixty Acres. belong
Ing TO 5. w. l,oyston, lying In the sth civil
district, McMinn county. Tennessee, adjo.n-
ing the lands Of G and 4 higgins, Me-
keDzie, the heirs OF I. Lane and others
Levied on as the lands of ;. W. Royston, TO
satisfy Judgments and costs that j. ii. HUI,
Assignee, obtained against him.
w. II. HOWARD, Dp'y Sh'f.
Oct. o, lS,i-it-prs fee $j,0O-3jS
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SEfEHsHFH'a SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
I'D issued from the Office Of the Circuit Court
Clerk Of McAl Inn County, Tennessee, and to
me directed. will offer for sale. TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, ut the ourt.house
door, in the Town Of Athens, on Monday, the
I'd day OF November, 1874. the following de-
scribed property. to-wit: Eighty acres Of land.
more or less, lying in the 10th civil district
McAlinn county, Tennessee, lt6,tnded on the
north by the lands Of James Wallis. west by
the lands OF David Bowerman. south by the
lands Of Nathaniel Criitenden, cast ny Chcstua
Creek. Levied on ms the land Of W. VI. Coe,
to satisfy judgment and costs obtained
against him in favor of William Thurman.
w. +. MARTIN. Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct. 9. lSIi-4t-prs fee $i,O0.3j7
A LS0, at the same time and place. by virtue
N Of an order OF sale issued from the Office
Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of McMlnn county.
Tennessee, and to me directed, ! will offer for
sale. TO the highest bidder, for cash In baud,
the following property, t0.wt. One town lot,
situated in the town Of Calhoun, and known
as lot No. l05. Levied on as the property Of
Thomas Scott to satisfy judgment, and
Martin. w. y MARTIN. Deny Sheriff.
Oct. 2. 1S1i-it-prs Zee si,0o-357
A LSO, at the same slime and place, by virtue
n Of an order of sale. issued from the Office
Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of McMinn county,
Tennessee. and TO me directed, will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder foi cash In hand,
the following property to-wit: Eighty Acres
Of land, more or less, situate In the 18Th civil
district, McMinn county, Tennessee, bounded
on the north and east Ivy the lands Of David
varuell and Charles McClatchey, south by
the lands Of G.. q. Curtis, west by the lands OF
II. Brock. Levied on as the property Of James
McNilnn. TO satisfy a Judgment and costs that
Theresa II. johnson use Of 7. Vornburg, oh.
tanned against said james McMinn.
w, u, MARTIN, Derry Sheriff.
Oct. 9. ISTl-lt-prs fee 81, OO.3a1
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GOliaday's Lottery.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
Cor j. II. Golladny's Sixty Eighth Monthly
Drawing. This Lottery is no humbug-but
!, substantial affair, conducted by an honest
man SRSp equitable principles. Mr.. Golladay
has been afflicted by blindness for number Of
years. and large per ccntagc Of his profits
goes to The lencfit of that unfortunate class.
The next drawing will occur ut Nashville on
the 10th Instant the scheme is rich and inSt.
ing, aud those who have an inclination to In
vest will perhaps never meet With better
opportunity. See advertisement.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09
Organization.

The following gentlemen have been appoint.
ed to constitute the Democratic Committee Of
McMinn county:
LIST District, w G Kelley, Allen Detheridgc,
D A Browder; I'd, T l. Farrell, 5 NJ Boggess.
Tom Pearson; Sd, JAS Gregory, JAS Thomas,
Col Beyins; 4th. Z l. King, G w Matock,
sam Chesnutt; 9Th, w l. Rice, w II Forrest,
III sherman; 9TH, w Il Smith, W 5 Edgman,
John JONES; 1th. w II Ballew, a c Robson,
j NJ wilkins; Sth. II NJ Roberts, J d CASTOR,
NJ Zegler; 9th, Robt Pierce. A II Blcyins,
Isaac Leadbctter; 10th. j l. Mckinney, Levi
Dodson, W ) Galloway; 18th, Hu l. Moore, III
VI Rice, T. b Shugart; 18th, W 5 Chestnut,
W II Cate, j ID Williams; 18th, A A Cass.
Hendricks Jack, Dennis Daugherty; 18th, j
A Turley, A Kirksey, Robt Smith; 10Th,
Fielding Lnsk, Il NJ Newton, Tom baltimore;
10Th, w Martin. j Il shelton, J ID Lyle;
18th, w b Carr, o NJ Liner, Port STAFFORD.
Who will please see that the districts are rep
resented in Convention on the 18th instant.
Il j DEMENr, Chmn.
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Chancery Sales.
McWhirter vs.. swafer, and Swaifcr VS..
NJ nirtpr.

McWhirter vs.. swafer, and swatcr VS.. Ne
Whittier.
TN pursuance Of decree OF the Cbanccry
4 Court at Athens. Tennessee, pronounred
at its May term. 1874, in the above stated
cause, will sell by public cutlery, TO the
highest bidder, on tho premises. on Wcdnes-
day. the 2ist day Of October, 1874, town lots
numbers IS, So. 81, and part OH of the west
end of lot number %, so as to include the sta
bic, with all the imprOre ments thereon. Said
lots are al situated In the town Of Calhoun,
Tennessee. and will be sold separately and all
together, aud the best price will be adopted
as the sale.
Tcrms:-Sdid lots will be sold on n credit
OF 6, II and Is months, except five per cent of
the purchase pl1ce will be required on day Of
sale. Notes and security required, and lien
will be retained. Sale free from redemption.
}. NJ, llENDERON, & n NJ.
Sept. %, 1SI4-4t-prs fee $4,0O-357
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EHoIston Conference, vi. H. Churcl,

The following are the appointments for
Athens District, Holston Conference, NJ. L.
Church, made at its recent session In Chatta-
nooga, for the current Conference year:
w. g. Daily, Presiding Elder; athens sta
ton, j l. Mann; Athens circuit, J N Stamper;
Blue Springs, i II Reed; Loudon. d Crist;
Madisonyile,J + Perry: Kingston and Rock
woodrA J Bruner; Kingston circuit, Samuel
Greer; Maryvile. 4 S Walker; Wartburg, A
d Wright; Winters Gar, Wright; Cross
vile, TO be suppliod; jamestown, John For
roster; j A Dean, President and NJ NJ Callen,
Agent, East Tennessee Wesleyan University.
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TRUST SALE.
ITO WHOM ITMAy CONCERN, rs AN

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. IN AND
l. by virtue Of authority conferred upon me
In certain nortgage-,leed, executed by Fati.
ma Wells tow. q. Wilson, as security for n
certain debt therein mentioned aud the con-
lition Of which has been broken. Therefore,
will offer for sale. 20 the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse, In Athens. on saturday, De-
tober 18th, 1874 the follow Ing property, to-wit;
Ono grey Mare, Nd two undivided shares in
the farm formerly owned by WIN. prather.
deceased, situate in the nth civil district OF
McMlnn county, Tennessee; all Jf which w
the property Of the said Fatima Wells, and
morigageo In the above mentioned deed.
w. q. WILSON, Mortgage.
Sept. 81, tSI4-3t-3;6
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40 the Democratic Party Of Mc-
Mimi County.

You are hereby notified that a Convention
will be held mt Athens, Tennessee, on Satur-
day. the nth October, to nominate a candidate
to represent the county in the Legislature
This Con yention Is not called in the interest
OF any candidate, bit in the interest Of the
National Democratic party. and all candi-
dates. who are identified with that party are
cordially invited to submit their claims for
the sufiragcs of tho party TO this Convention.
The several Districts are requested TO see that
they are fully represented. T. j. DEMENT,,
Cbm'n Dem. Ex. Committee.
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Joint Representative.

Weare authorized and requested TO announce
w. J. FOWLER, OF Monroe, as a candidate
for Joint Representative In the District com-
posed Of the counties of Monroe and Loudon,
at the ensuing No, cmber election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce NATHAN ID. REED. OF Cave Spring,
Rhea county, n Il candidate To represent the
fioterial district composed Of the counties Of
Meigs, Rhca. James aud Cumberland in the
next Legislature. He respectfully informs
the public that he has started Ia run the race
through. believing the promise is TO them that
hold out faithful TO the end.
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DY virtue Of two orders Of sale, issued from
I'D the Office 81 the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county. Tennessee, and 10 me direct
ed, WI! offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash ip hand. at the Court-house door, in
the town Of Athens, on Monday, 9th day OF
October. ls7t, all the right. title, interest and
claim that 4. L. Gibson and wife ha. in and TO
Four Hundred Acres Of land Wing ia the 18th
civil distrirt az McMirr county, Tennessee,
and bounded rs follows: On the east 10y the
lands Of John Barker, on the north by the
lands of Moses Leag, on the west iiy the lands
Of widow Bradford, aud on the south by the
lands OF knnrod Dodson. Levied on ~ the
lands VI J.. Il. Gibson ana wife, TO satisfy two
judgments and costs. one that Robeson &
Nixon recovered against them. and one that
Thomas Ridens Use Of Eaton Il Wilson, re-
covered against them.
lis. GARRISON, sheriff.
Oct. o. 1s14-it-prs fee SO, OO-S5S
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Tennessee Valley Eair-Additi0n
al List Of Prem unls.

Best Mich Cow. $40
Best 10 lbs Honey comb,
Best Poland China Hogs same as Berkshires.
Best Chester Boar. same us Berkshires.
All Corn exhibited to be In the ear.
Best acre Wheat and Corn instead Of IL IS
Best lady equestrian, not less than i've en-
tries. special premium by the President, a
IS Bride.
The Books are now open for entries, and to
save time and trouble. all persons having ami
mails and articles to exhibit win please make
application to Joe. Mcpherson. Secretary, sui.
phuf Springs. All entries must be made by
4 O'Clock p, M. October 18th. 1
All Marshals, Suprrintcn,lents, Directors
and Officers viii please aitcud at the Fair
Grounds by so'clocka. M, on the first day Of
the Fair, October 18th.
w. y. DARwiS. President.
s. Y. Howard, Vice President,
JoE. MCPHERSON, Rec. Sec'y,
j. a. ABERHATHY. Cor. Scc'y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Comfy Repre.entntIye.

nounce A. u. BLANKENsHlP ~ u candidate
10 represent MeMnn county In tue lower
branch Of the next Legislature. Election In
November.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce NlMROD DODS0N a. a candidate 10
represent MeMinn county in the lower branch
0f the next Legislature. Election first Tues
day In November.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nOunce TIIOs. B. MCELWEE ~ q candidate
TO represent MeNlinn county In the lower
house OF the next General Assembly.
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DIN the increase.

We learn from Messrs. Sanford, Chamber.
lain & Albers that the demand for and sale Of
IIart's Great Relief and lIart's Blood and
Liver pills Is certainly increasing. These
preparations are becoming very popular,
which is proof Of their virtues. We have no
doubt but what they will eventually take the
place entirely OF all other medicines of the
kind, not only here but throughout the whole
country
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II. l., Shuts VS.. III. NJ, Bales,

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
4 Court ut Athens. Tennessee, pronounced ut
its May term. 1874, In the above stated cause,
will sell to the highest bidder, by public
outcry, on the premises, on Tuesday, the 9th
day Of October, 1874, Que house and lot OF
land, situate in the town Of Mouse Greek.
Tennessee, being the same where defendant
II. NJ. Bales now lives.
Terms Said house and lot will he sold on
n credit Of 6 and ~ months time. Notes and
good security will be required, and lien will
be retained. Sale free from redemption.
}. NJ. HENDERSON, ca N.
Oct. ., 1SI4-it-prs fee $i,0O.351
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Observation-Disclosures to emigrants are now
offered over the Memphis & Charleston Rail
Road--all rail, fewer changes and closer con.
nectiohs than any other Road. Before you
buy your tickets call on or address j. NJ.
Grow, Passengef Agent, Cleveland, Tennes-
see. Sept. II, 1ST4-tf-3j4
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A NexY Court EsOusc.

Some Of the people Of Mcigs are talking
nbout u new Court House. 1t is badly uecd-
cd, to take the place Of the present building
for that purpose. 1t is thought very gentcel
structure could be put up for ten or twelve
thousand dollars. Meigs is one of the veal
thiest counties in East Tennessee according TO
territory and population.
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Quarterly SIourf.

We learn that the Worshipiul Court on
Monday made an appropriation to purchase II
lightning rod for the new Court House. We
understand an order was also made to sell
some real estate which the County owns in
the town of Athens, and which has been
yielding little or no revenue, and which
ought to have been disposed of at an earlier
siAy
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'h'i,e last yOtice.

There are still some parties who have not
settled their notesand accounts with us yet.
We now notify yott that we must have money,
ard you will save costs by coming forward
and settling. We will take Wheat at the
highest market price In settlement of same.
Respectfully, robson e NIXON.
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Scholastic Population.
Observation-Disclosures OFFICE

Mouse Creek, Tenn, Sept. 20tb, 1874.
MIR. EDrroR:-I send You the Scholastic
Population of McMinn county for 1874: Isl
district, 25l; ID, 27S; ID. pa; 4th, 2!I; it'll,
la3; 9th, $50; eth, 64l; 9Th, 20i; 9th. 29D; ION,
3S2; 18th, 20l; 18TH, 2S3; 18th, 29l; l4th. 252;
18th, $40; 10Th, 30S; 18th. 122. White male,
2l03; white female POPS. Total white 412S.--
Colored male 32S; colorod female 1913. Total
colored 10l Grand total 1890.
JOSEPH JANEWAY, Co. Sup't.
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yleigs County,

We spent n day or two Of the present week
at Decatur, the shire town Of Migs. There
was good crowd on hard Monday, to hear
the candidates for Congress atd other aspi-
rants For public office. The Congressman
pretty wall consumed the time, and were lis
toned TO ~ith respectfn, attention. Col. Ncl-
son made better effort than he did at Athens.
Gen. Dibrcll fully sustained himself and sat
isfed his friends. Gen. Stokes reiterated his
population policy with more vigor and force
n possible than when here. lie Is a rugged
hand on the stump, and the man who tackles
Him will have plenty to do. lie stated at the
tlesc OF his speech at Decatur that he heard
oY-President johnson at Chattanooga Satur.
day night, and that MIR. johnson stood sub
stantialy on his (stokcs') platform. We
claim $50 majority for Dibrcll IN Meigs, us
she's one Of the counties that never fickers.
The Republicans will he divided to some ex-
tent between Nelson and Stokes. The policy
Of the Bald Eagle Is taking pretty well with
some Of the Republicans, Notwithstanding the
Athens resolution. .r
Col. Blizzard was AZ Decatur on Monday, and
mis- vote IN tue county VIII no tully equal 10
the party strength. Col. Neal was on hand,
aud will receive full party vote for Joint
Representative.
The county has recently erected substan-
tial brick Jail, but as the Court rarely has oc-
casion to sit at Decatur more than II day aud
a half, we don't sec what use they have for a
prison OF any kind, unless 1t should be for tho
accommodation Of transient guests from the di-
rection OF Cleveland and Chattanooga. v. C..
Alien, Esq, 10 also erecting neat brick law
office, from which we infer that he is now per-
manently located at Decatur. Money Is scar
Ger In Meigs than usual, as most Of the far
mors are still holding their wheat.
Poison called Whisky Is often met with
III the market. he careful to buy none
but the purest aud best 10 be found at Glib
sons Drug Store. Oct. 2sat.
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Teachers and pmrcuts.

would respectfully inform you that have
supply of TIarvey's Grammars, venables
History, &C., on hand for introduction into
the Public Schools-also keep MEG uficy's Rea-
dcrs, Rays Arithmetics, Morals and Manners.
Primary Dictionaries &c. j. II. REED.
Sent, rs lsT1.tf
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To Whom il May Concern.

The time has now come " hen you promised
to pay me, and, notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money to
meet my own promises. / shall expect all
who owe me to come forward with money or
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. Z, 1911 Il. II. GIBSON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce T. l.. CATE, of Bradley county, ms
II candidate for the State Senate from the Sixth
District. composed OF the counties Of Loudon,
Monroe, McMinn, Polk, Bradley and Mcigs.--
Election first Tuesday in November.
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Struyed,

a Black HORSEPOWER mind the horse, but II
you want TO buy Drugs, Medicines, Tobacco,
Cigars, Spices, &C., &C.. cheaper than you
ever did before, 60 to McWhirter's New Dug
Store, Oct. 2-tf.
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Err.uit Frees,

Daniel ID. Cate, 9 miles south OF Athens,
has few thousand Apple Trees of select va
rieiies for sale. Persons wishing to supply
themselves with the best kinds should apply
10 him. His post off ce ia Athens. (351.4t
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For the Legislature.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce W. @. WILSON as candidate TO rep
resent McMnn county in the lower branch Of
the next General Assembly Of Tennessee
Election first Tuesday in November.
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800 lbs best Oak and Hcmlock Sole Leather;
one dozen hest Comedian French Calf Skins;
Topping and Lining skins-chcap for cash -
Orders from distance filled promptly.
Sept. lS.it. j. II. REED.
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Monroe County.

Parties from this place who visited the Fair
ut Madisonyille last week, speak Of 1t as hav-
Ing been a success. We shall probably have
II full report of the proceedings in the Sweet
water Enicrprse of this week.
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so Acres Of LNnl.

being the east half Of the southeast quarter
of the 23d section, 4tb fractional township, Sd
range, west Of the meridian, lliwassee Dis
trict, McMinn county, Tennessee.
J. M.HENDERS0N, c e. NJ.
Oct. ., lSI4-4t-prs fee $i,0O-3j1
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Produce Wanted.

WILLIAMS d co. WANT TWO CAR
w loads Dried Apples aud Peaches, also,
BOO pounds good frosh Butter. 1000 dozen Eggs.
5000 pounds Cotton Rags, 800 pounds good
price wi be- paid.
Cantrcll's X Roads, Sept, II, 1sii.tt.35i
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09

A large supply OF new Almanacs for 1873
full Of wit and bumor. Get one immedlatel,
at McWhlrtcr's New Drug Store. Oct. 2-tf
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t6O Acres Of Land.

situated in the 18th civil district of McMinn
county, Tennessee. being the tract Of land
where defendant Thomas Il. Cole now lives
Said land will be sold In bar Of the right Of
redemption. Note and COOL security will be
required &c. j. NJ. HENDERSON, G Il NJ.
Oct. 4, 167I-it-prs fee $l,CO-36i
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senatorial Appointments.

Col. Blizzard, Democratic candidate for State
Senator In the Sixth District, will address the
people ut the following times and places:
Ricewlle, McMinn county, Friday, Oct. 10.
Athens, !" Satur lay, " IL.
Ten Mile, Meigs county, Monday, (" TO-
Decatur, " q" Tuesday, " 20.
Georgetown, E" "a Wednesday " 81.
Cleveland, Bradley county, Thursday, /" -.
T. u. Cate, the Republican candidate, is re-
specially invited 10 attend aud participate In
the discussion.
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" vi
Oct. ., lSI4-it-prs fee $i,0O.351
John Vance VS.. b. +. Jenkins and others.

IN pursuance Of n decree OF the Chancery
l. Court, ut Athens. Tennessee, pronounced
Mt its May term. 1874, in the above stated
cause, will sell, by public cutlery. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, Mt the Court
house door, in Athens, Tennessee, on Monday,
the ID day of November, 1874
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James BareGeld-ys. Jacob Warner, ct al /.

TN obedience to decree of the Chancery
L Court at Athens, Tennessee, pronounced M
its May term, 1874, in the above stated cause
| will sell 1T tho Courthouse door, in Athens.
Tennessee, on Monday, the "a day of Noyen,-
Der, 1874, to the highest bidder, by public out
cry, on a credit of six months,
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Caru NAMED.

Parties indebted TO this Office can discharge
the same in new corn at market price, early
delivery. -tDaf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09

Robson & Nixon are selling Clothing, Boots
aud Shoes, Dress Goods and many other arti-
cles at prime cost for cash. Now Is the time
to get bargains.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-09

McKeldin s. Co. are receiving full lines Of
Fall and Winter Goods, to which they invite
attention. Oct. 2.
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10 Give Away.

Special prices given on Medicines al Jno. Z.
Gibson's Drug Store. Oct. 2-?t
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Congregational Appointments.

The undersigned, candidates for Congress
in the Third District Of Tennessee. will adj
dress the citizens at the following times and
places: commencing at I'm, each DAY, to.wit: