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Chips, and Things.

Election next Tuesday. Vote the ticket.
Senator Losan's mother died last week.
BE at the polls early, and vote right straight
along.
Commodore Inman, who died at Philadel.
phIa few days ago. entered the navy IN 1919
Monroe and Loudon will give BLIZZARD full
| vote.
Henry Clews & Co., New York, have made
an assignment for the benefit OF their creditors
The news from Middle and West Tennessee
is cheering, indeed.
The republican government at Madrid IL
buying up the Carllst chiefs.
Some OF Dibrell's friends estimate his ma.
jority at three thousand,
The Congressional delegation recently elect
ed in Ohio stands IA Democrats TO Republi.
cans.
Mabry's friends at Knoxville claim that be
will be elected by handsome majority.
The Kentucky Library Lottery draws on
the Both Of November.
The whole debt OF the country-State and
Nationals estimated at three thousand one
hundred million dollars.
Erratic Etheridge il making reputation
speeches down In West Tennessee.
Twenty-three States elect members to Con-
gress on the I'd and Sd Of November.
The House Of Representatives consists OF
292 members, present Republican majority 104.
The Greeneyille Intelligencer is live pa
per.
Something less than two hundred barrels Of
chestnuts have been shipped from the Athens
Depot this season.
A Greene county man claims to have raised
100 bushels of potatoes on half acre Of
ground.
Orville Belts fell from the railroad bridge at
Nashville, AMI was instantly killed.
The lunar eclipse Saturday night was de-
cided success.
Col Du Pre- wants to sell his interest In the
Memphis Appeal.
There Is postmaster In Illinois who draws
a salary Of 81 per annum. His object in seek
ing the Office was to get married and raise u
family.
There lisa wide difference between battle
Scared and badly scared veterans, although
the latter generally claim all the honors after
a fight.
Don't forget that next Tuesday is election
day.
Mrs. Nye, Of Iowa, can get supper, split
kindlings, wash the dishes, milk two cows
and feed the hogs while her five boys and two
girls are playing game of croquet.
When widow in any neighborhood sets her
cap for young man, there isn't one chance in
million for any young woman to win, even
If she holds the four aces.
Nathaniel p. Banks has been nominated for
Congress in Massachusetts.
Remember that Dodson Is THE candidate for
County Representative in MeMinn.
A large lot Of Ladies aud Gents Shawls,
Scarfs, &C., at the lowest figures for cash at
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Fire.

The carriage house of Hon. I. Nixon Van
Dyke was fired and burned about two O'clock
Monday morning. The carriage and some other
articles were also burned. Loss between seven
and eight hundred dollars. Judge Van Dyke
IS not man likely to have any very bad enc
mics, and yet there Is no probable way to ne
count for the fire except by tho hand of an in
Cendiary
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Stolen on the night Of the 23d inst,, from the
stable of the subscriber living miles south.
west Of Athens, McMnn county, u chestnut
sorrel mare years old, and about 10 hands
high. She had white star in her forehead
LEFT fore foot white and one or both hind feet
white. A suitable reward will be paid for the
return of said mare to the subscriber or for
information that will lead TO her recovery.
Oct. 30-2t.) J. ID. CASTOR.
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4 hanccry Court, Ashens, Tenn.

James Burnett ct al. vs.. Iham Burn Ell, ct al.
[0riginal BILL
TT appearing to the Master from the allega.
l iions Of complainsuts Bill, which IL s%6.n
TO-, that the defendants Isham Burnett, Gideon
j. +. Neil. w. II. Neil, Joseph Il. Neil. Joseph
b. Lowe, Cyrus Lowe, Jane Lowe, and Albert
Lowe, are all non.rcsilents Of the State 0f
Tennessee: II Is therefore ordered that publ.
cation be made for four consecutive weeks In
tFye Athens Post. requiring all the above mcn-
toned nonresident defendants 20 appear be-.
fore the Chancellor NJ our next Chuncery.
Court to be hpld al the Courthouse, In
Athens, for McMiiin county, Tennessee, on the
23d day Of November, 1874, then and there 10
plead, answer or demllr to complainnnts said
Bill. or the same will he taken as confessed
and set for hearing ey parte as 10 them.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, G. a NJ.
w, II. BrIant. Solicitor for Defendants.
Oct. ~, 1STi-4t-prs fee $o,OO-3jo
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Eelix Il. NlcNYl.irler,

At the New Drug Store, is charging and i'm
proving the interior of his establishment, and
fitting II up in the most gcnteel style. His
shelves on both sides now extend the entire
length Of the room, and are well filed with
articles most constantly In demand. No re-
tail drug house in the country embraces u
greater variety or presents Il more attractive
hnpoarance
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Married,

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. Geo. A. Caldwell,
Mr.. Richard l. Wilson, of Rockford, Blount
county, and Mrs. Agnes j. Baker, of Knox
county.
On the 22d instant, by the Rev. j. l.. Mann,
Mr.. u. G. Winsor, of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Kilgore, Of Athens.
AT Cleveland, on the evening of the 22d in.
slant, Mr.. W. S. CASTOR and Miss Hattie How
ard-all of Athens.
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USOsne Ipuukiu.@

Our neigbbor, Dr.. j. G. Grant, presented us
with pumpkin, a day or two ago, grown in
his vegetable garden, which measured 30
inches one way aud 81 inches the other, and
weighed so pounds averdupois. The Doctor
will be kept In kind remembrance as long as
"punkin pies'' are In order
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A Noble Citizen Gone.

Died, at his residence, near Red Clay, Ca,
October 18th, 1874, Of spasmodic asthma and
pneumonia, John Harvey McGaughey, aged
80 years.
He was one Of Tenuessee's noblest sons; true
to the cause OF right, staunch In his integrity,
the very soul OF honor and tile personifcation
of gentleness and good. He had no known
enemy, and bore malice toward none--all, all
we're his friends, loving and beloved by him
"a true Mason; a Kind and indulging father
and husband.-achild Of God.
His parents sadly feel that their staff is bro
ken, while his bereaved widow and three
children mourn losyno earthly hand can re-
place. His NEPHEW.
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Senatorial Spenking.

Col. BLIZZARD, Candidate for the State Sen.
ate, will speak at Swectwater tomorrow Sat-
urJay the 3lst, and at Madisonvl!le Monday
the I'd day Of November. His competitor Is
invited to attend.
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AOnlh.

The following Is portion Of the appoint
ments made by the Conference for the ensu-
Ing year:
MoRRIsTowS DIsTRIcr-J Boring, p. E.
MOrristown station, G ID French; MOrristown
circuit, NJ CrismoHd; Messy Greek station,
Ball; Rutledge circuit, ID b Carter;
/ Bean Station circuit, l. w Thoinpscr; Rogers.
Vile circuit, w II Dawni Ringsport circuit,
w II Barnes; Rye Cove circuit, w III Cooper;
JonesvilIe circuit, y A Farley; Powelps cir
cult, ID smith; Tazewell circuit, A L Wood
ward.
KNOXVILLE DIsTRICr-C. Long. =. E.
| Church Street, w q Il Cunningham; Broad
Street, l. NJ French; Mabry street, w G
Garden; Maryyille circuit, I i Glenn; Louis
VILE and MorgaBton circuit, Il Payne; Knox
and Lenoir circuit, w IL Bates; Clinton cir.
cult, J NJ Marshall; Maynardsyille circuit. J
G Runyan; JacksbOro circuit. Frank Richard
son; cambridge circuit, J S w Neel ana L l.
Barrett; seyieryiile circuit. VI lloskins.
ATHENS DIsTRICT-J. Nj. McTeer, u. E.
Athens station, 4 X Handy; Athens circuit,
TT saiycr; Sweetwater circuit, II ii Parker;
Philadelphia and Loudon circuit, aud Tennes-
see River Mission. w w Pyott and j w Rob-
ertson; Madisonylle circuit, j y Lotspelch;
Mouse Creek circuit. r Smith: Eleazer cir.
cult and Tellico Mission, II Is Brandon; Rice
vile circuit, w ID Mountcastle; Decatur cir
cult, ID III Carr.
CHATTANOOGA DIsTRICr-J. Atkins, p. i.
Chattanooga station, W w Bays; South Chat
tanooga station, 4 NJ Atkins; Ooltewah cir
cult, 80 Davis; Cleveland station, l. l. II
Carlock; Charleston and Calhoun station, X
G Atkins; Cleveland circuit, T. II Boyle; Ben
ton circuit, A 7 Brooks; Hamilton circuit, j
A Bilderback; Trenton circuit, ii Parrot.
Messrs. Sonford. Chamberlain a. Albers
have reason to congratulate themselves on the
receipt of the following voluntary testimonial
from Col. III. C.. Gillespie, one OF the best
known and most popular merchants In East
Tennessee. Read what the Colonel says:
"a short time stree, while stopping over
night in the town OF jacksonville, l was sud-
denly attacked with most violent cramping
and pain in my stomach aud bowels. From
the severity OF the attack. became greatly
alarmed, and sent TO the nearest store for Dr.
Harris Great Relief. To my great joy, In II
few moments after taking but one dose Of that
wonderful medicine, was entirely relieved"
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.yoIut Represeututiye.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN r. NEAL, Of Rhea county, as
u candidate to represent Meigs, Rlpa, James
and Cumberland in the next Legislature.
Weareauthorized and requested to announce
w. j. FOWLER, of Monroe, as candidate
for Joint Representative In the District COM
posed Of the counties Of Monroe and Loudon,
at the ensuing November election.
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To the Voter. Of Ncsuinn County.

Owing to The multiplicity Of candidates
seeking legislative honors, retire from the
contest heartily Disguised. l will here take
occasion to thank the many friends who have
expressed willingness TO give me their sup
port. Very Respectfully,
A. Is. BLANENSIIIP.
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For Texas! For Texas!

Superior inducements to emigrants are now
offered over the Memphis & Charleston Rail
Road--all rail, fewer changes and closer con-
nections than any other Road. Before you
buy your tickets call on or address j. NJ.
CROW, Passenger Agent, Cleveland, Tenncs-
see. Sept. IL, lSIi.tf-354
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no Whom IN Mav Concern.

The time has now come when you promised
to pay me, and, Notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money to
meet my own promises. l shall expect all
who owe me TO come forward with money or
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. I, 1874 7. f. GIBSON.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized and requested to an
nounce GORGE w. MABRY, OF Knox coun-
ty, as n candidate for Congress from the Sec
Ond District of Tennessee. Election 3D. Of
November.
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The largest stock Of Goods ever brought t.
South Corner, and bought at very low figures
which will enable us to sell cheaper than ever
Cash and Barter will buy goods very low
Oct. S0-2tl j. ii. REED.
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Produce Wanted.

NNTILLIAMs n co. WANT .TwO CAR
w loads Dried Apples and Peaches, also,
$40 pounds good fresh Butter. 1900 DOZEN Eggs, ;,
5000 pounds Cotton Rags. 800 pounds good
new feather, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
Cantrelrs xRoads, Sept. II, is1i.tf.SN
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Reward.

A tin sign, beautifully painted, was stolen
from the window Of McWhirter's Drug Store.
1t is AN advertisement Of Simmons Liver
Regulator. n handsome reward will be paid
for the apprehension of the thief with sufh-
cent evidence to convict. Oct. 23-tf
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For Stnte Senator.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. l.. CATE, OF Bradley county, as
candidate for the State Senate from the Sixth
District, composed Of the counties Of Loudon,
Monroe, McMnn. Polk, Bradley and Meigs.-
Election first Tuesday IN November.
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Are agents for the sale of Georgia A and IS
Sheetngs and Shirtings, pound Yarns, Cotton
Rope, &c, &C., and have a large supply on
hand, which they will sell as cheap as they
can be bought in Tennessee. Oct. 30.tf
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
i Livery Stable III Athens, ahi n prepared
10 convey people 20 and from the Springs, or
anywhere else where good stock, safe vehicles.
and careful drivers can 20. He IN well sup.
piled with
Horses, Buggics. Carriages, Etc..
all in good order sud ready at moments no.
tice. Charges moderate.
Stable on Jackson street, opposite the Pres.
byterian Church. w. \, McGAUGIiEY.
Athens, Aug. ., iS73.u.207
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q O VI sl II no AL.
Athem y Market.

ATHENS. October 20, 1874.
New Corn (ear) 30 cts. Flour 800 for family,
Bacon, - to II cents, Lard, In tin cans
IL cts Butter 30 cts; Eggs, 12j{ cts; Meal 90;
Hay, Is per 100 lbs; Oats, 30, Feathers,
live geese, 10; Beeswax, 2j; RAYS, 2 gsnts.
Wheat l.0Odl0j for choice white, rec! 90 cents.
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Daniel d. Cate, 6 miles south OF Athens,
has few thousand Apple Trees Of select va
rieties for sale, Persons wishing TO supply
themselves with the best kinds should apply
to him. His post-oflice is Athens. (357-it.
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The subscriber wants to purchase 20 bush.
els OF Corn Tin the earl for which be will pay
the market price cash. SAM. Z. WINS.
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.yudge Locke.

A letter from Rhea county, dated the 2Gtho
mentions the serious indsposition of Judge
Franklin Locke, and says he is not expected
TO live.
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Col. savnge,s Appointments.

Col. John II. Savage will speak at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Athens, Thursday, October 90.
Cleveland, Friday. October 80.
Chattanooga. Saturday, October 81.
Speaking will commence at IL o'clock, q. M.
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PUBLIC SALE on LAND.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
I'D from the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk
OF McMinn County, Tennessee, and to me di-
rected. will offer for sale. to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand, ut the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Athens, on Monday, the
LIST day of December, 1874. the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Thirty.four acres Of
land. more or less, lying in the 9th civil dis.
trict, McNlinu county, Tennessee, bounded
by Jas. A. Tucker, james Lowry, and the
heirs of Jefferson Lowry. One other tract of
land lying in the 9th civil district, McMinn
county, Tennessee, bounded by the lands of
l. J Glaze, A Newman, and James Lowry,
containing Eighty acres more or less. Both
tracts Of land levied on AS the property Of
James II. Magill, to satisfy an execution and
costs obtained against said j. II. Magill and
!. S. Garrison, his security, In favor of Evans,
Fife, Porter g. Go. This 26th October, 1874
REUBEN FAULKNER, Constable.
Oct. 30, lS74-4t-prs fee S., 00-38l
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weregrot to hear Of the serious illness Of
our venerable fellow-townsman, Mr.. Alexan.
der Cleage.
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,thInQ. ClotI,It

Robson a. Nixon make specially Of Cloth
iGg, and havka very large stock on hand
Prices from s. to SIS per suit. Oct. soft
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Our long time friend, S. Il. Fernandez, has
opened Tailoring Establishment in the build
ing on the west side Of the Square, Athens,
adjoining Charley Gbsons Provision and Gro
Gerry House, where all who have garments to
cut or make are requested to call.
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Twas n false alarm-only smoke arising
from those good cigars bought at Gibson's
Drug store-he keeps the best, go and buy
yourself some. Oct. 30-lt.
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Deferred.

We are compelled TO omit several letters and
communications this week. win give them
attention next week.
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The best Coal Oil at South Corner. Every
body bring your cans and try It,, and you will
not buy amy other. 0ct. 3O-3tl j. II. REED.
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All who wish to have their Pictures enlarg-
cd will call on j. II, Reed, agent for National
Copying Company, Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 3O-2t.
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Tho colored string band compl.mented the
Posi- with serenado Tuesday night, for
which they have our thanks.
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ROI,esOu A. Nixon

Best quality of French Calf Skins and Oak
and 'Iemlock Sole Leather, at J. III. Reeds. IT.
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one more shelf, IN order to make room for his
stock of Tooth Picks, &C., etc. Oct. Colt.
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The best place TO buy your Boots, Shoes and
Leather Is at the emporium Of Robson a.
Nixon. Oct. 30-tf
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Religious Notice.

A protractod meeting at Mount Cumberland,
three miles east Of Athens, will commence on
Saturday before the first Sabbath In Novem.
Der.
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II Is wei, known that South Corner is Head
Quarters for Window Glass and Putty. Also,
for Paints, Oils, and Yarnishes.
Oct. 30-itl j. ii. RERD.
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NIENTIFN&(LlSSNAL INSTITUTE
Sulphur Springs, Rhea Co., Tenn.

uttLII IVA ~ w tbtuphl libhhhthh
Sulphur Springs, Rhea Co., Tenn.
V'HE CURRENT SESSION OF THIS M
J. stitute opened August sith, is5l, to con.
tinue forty weeks, under the care 81 the un.
aud long term Of eighteen aud twenty-five
weeks respectively, at the following
Rates OF TaitIou.
Short Term. Long Term.
First Glass s 625 First Glass s s,95
Second Class A,00 Second Class ll.01
Third Class lies Third Class 1878
Fourth Glass 1880 Fourth Class IL, so
Incidental Fee-Payable In Advance.
40 cents. 90 cents.
One half tuition PAYABLE on entrance. other
half at close OF term. Pupils are chalged
from entrance 10 close Of term. No dedue-
tion made except fer protracted sickness.
French and Music are taught by hrst-class
instructress. at usual rates. Board Is easily
obtained at from $500 10 $500.
The discipline il heslthiul. having for rs
object the highest interest Of the pupils.
The system OF instruction l. Of no stereo-
typed pattern, but such as (under the circum-
stances, will best develop the mental and
moral powers and enrich the mine. To train
the pupil 10 think and teach him hOU 10
study are primary and leading objects; there
fore all systems that treat the mind AS mere
receptacle are assidnously avoided as not re-
cognizing the minds intrinsic worth, and
wholly inadequate 10 Its symmetrical and natu.
raj order Of development, and hence wanting
In the essentials Of true education.
The Mineral waters at this place are une-
qualed for their curative qualities. The
place IN beautiful and healthful. All the
leading religious denominations are represent
ed here. For further particulars apply TO the
Principal, j. Ii. STEPHENS.
Oct. %, ls74-tf-360
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T.. A. sHUGART Is the authorized agent ut
Athens for receiving orders for the Italian and
American Marble Yard, Knoxville.
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Ladies', Your special Attention

is invited to new and desirable assortment
Of the best handkerchief perfumes, just re-
ceived at McWhirters Drug Store. Oct. 23.tf
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Fire! Fire! Fire!

Ladies, call and examine Robeson & Nixon's
CaI pets and Oil Cloths, Meu are cheap. Oct 30.
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Atheas 2ast.
Athens, Friday, October 80. 1874.
500 Customer. Wanted
(,orn Wnuae.I-

To buy Quccnsware at IiObeson a. Nlxon's-
Gerry cheap. Oct. 30-tf.
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"lIcMinn" sends an interesting account Of
the Cleveland Fair, which we arc compelled to
omit until next week
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WhIsIkIcs, Drnndics, Wines, Nc,
OF best brands, to be had at Gibson's Drug
store-sig Of the BIG MORTAR. [Oct. 23-2t
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Thomas A. Cass, Republican candidate for
County Representative, proposes to address
the voters--white and colored-of the 9TH civil
district, at Athens, this Friday night. lie in-
yites all to come out and hear him.
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A new post-oilice has been established at
Conasauga, Polk county.
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STATE OF TENNESsEE.
(nmrf na Oolin xAnh.

STATE OF TENNESsEE.
Chanccry Court as OoIsaysa
Lou. A. Adams, Administrative, vs.. The Heirs
ana Creditors Of WIN. l.. dams, deed.
PURSUANT TO A DECRETAL ORDER
L ~ said Court In the above entitled cause,
will. OF
The oIst hay OF November. us7A,
NJ the Courthouse door, 10 Athens, Tennessee,
expose 10 sple 10 the highest bidder on n cred
u Of six and twelve months. except the sum
OF 20 per cent. cash. requiring notes and good
security, bearing interest from date for resi-
due, retaining lien for the balance of the
purchase money, the following described land,
to-wit: 100 acres. u being the N. W. quarter
Of section 32. township %, range one, west of
the meri1ian line, lIiwassee district. begin
ming NJ the n. W. corner Of said quarter.
Also, 205 acres, more or less, situated on tbc,
waters OF Sewee Greek, Of which about ~ or
55 acres lie IN the n. ". or N. u. quarter OF.
section "a. township one, "a range. west OF
the ciidan line, beginning ut the \. w. cor
ner Of said quarter. running north with the
north line Of said quarter 10 the y. w. corner,
thence east with the north line Of said quar-
ter 81 poles 10 q stake, thence south 100 poles'
10 o stake, thence west with said line % .he
beginning. The Other Tract Of 1850 acres, being
the nor,h.wost quarter u section II, township
two. range west Of the meridian line, nll
lying IN McMlnn county, Tennessee. Tho
land will I've sold In separate parcels In the
hrst instance. then sold altogether. and adopt
the sale that brings the highest price. Ocio-
Der 18th. 1874. r. II. RODDY, G. n N.
Oct. 10, ts74-itprs fec tS,00-359
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sus ERlFT,s SALE.

DY virtue Of two orders OF sale, issued from
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk OF
McMinn county. Tennessee, and 10 me direct.
ed, VIII offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash In hand at the Court. house door, IN
the town Of Athens. on Monday. 18th day Of
November 1874, all the right. title. interest and
claim that ". =. Gibson aud wife has IN and 10
Four Hundred Acres Of land lying IN the 10th
civil distrirt Of McMinn county, Tennessee,
and bounded rs follows: On the. east by tho
lands Of John Barker, on the north by the
lands Of Moses Long, on the west by the lands
of widow Bradford, and on the south by the
lands Of Nimrod Dodson. Levied on ms the
lands Of u. p. Gibson ana wife, to satisfy two
judgments and costs. one that Robson &
Nixon recovered against them, and one that
Thomas Ridens use OF Eaton j. Wilson, re-
covered against them. .1....r
Oct. 9, 1S1i-it.prs fee 50, 00-35S