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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17
SHEvsuFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of nm execution issued by the
ID Clerk and Master OF Greene county, Ten
nessee, and to me directed, | will sell, for cash
in hand to the highest and best bidder, at the
Courthouse door, In the town Of Athens,
Tennessee, on the 9Th day Of May, 1874, all the
right, title. claim and interest which s. w.
Royston has in and to Two Hundred Acres Of
land. being the place where $. w. Royston
now liv,s, adjoining the lands Of II. higgins,
widow Cate, Morris Sullns and others
Also, one Hundred and sixty Acres Of land,
adjoining the lands Of Richard higgins, A.
Mckenzie, the heirs Of J. T. Lane and others.
Said lands are situated in the sth civil dis
trict Of McMinn county. Tennessee, and said
Royston's interest in said lands Is MS follows:
three flhs of the whole, and one fourth Of
one fifth interest in the said lands. Levied on
as the property Of s. w. Royston. 60 satisfy n
decree rendered against him in said Chanccry
Court, at Greeneville, Tennessee, In the ease
OF Samuel ", ROyston Va. Joshua 7. Royston
and others. This 9Th day Of April, 1874.
J. A. G0ULDY, sheriff.
April, 1ST4.lt.prs fee 81, 0O-332
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Republican Candidates.

The Republicans had Convention here last
Monday and nominated G. G. Witt, of the 7tl
district. for Sheriff, and Jas. II. Lowry, Of the
10th, for County Trustee. An effort was made
to nomin ate candidate for Tax Collector, bu,
failed, and the matter was referred 90 prima.
ry election to be held on the 4th Saturday In
May.
Squire witt Is one of the strongest men of
his party In the county, and will make good
race. We are not so well acquainted with
Mr.. Lowry.
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Circuit Court, Khca Comfy.


Allen & Thomasson VS.. Y. j. Paine, James X.
y Hale and wife and others.
IN motion, and because it appears from the
~ petition of plaintiffs filed In this cause,
which Is sworn to, that defendants james X.
Hale and wife Mary A, j. Hale, John A. Mer-
riott, James G. Mcrrott, John A. Mathis and
wife Margaret r. Mathis, Scott Merriott,
Thompson Merriott, Hannah =. Merrott and
Alfred Merriott, are non-reSidents Of the State
Of Tennessee: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made four consecutive weeks
in the Athens Post, newspaper published In
Athens, McMinn county county, Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident defendants to
make their personal appearance on or before
the ID day Of the next term Of the Circuit
Court, to be held for the county OF Rhea, in
the State Of Tennessee, at the Courthouse, in
the town OF Washington, on the ID Monday in
June next, and answer or otherwise make de-
Tense to the plaintiffs petition filed in this
cause, or the same will be taken ms confessed
and set for hearing ex parte as to them. This
10th of April, 1874. +. LOCKE, Clerk,
by r. w. Colville, ID. Clerk.
April Il, 1S14-4t-prs fee So, 00-333
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Con. Wilder's lecture last Friday night wa,
unusually interesting, AS was eyinced by III,
deep attention which prevailed throughout IL.
delivery. We regret the audience was moi
larger. In fact, the lectures generally hay.
not been nv well attended as their merits and
the object In view deserved. Our people mp,
pear to have but little taste for literary enter.
tainmonts. Only the fewost number will walk
across the street OF a pleasant evening to bC
present ut "a feast Of reason and flow oil
SOUL" while the large majority would under.
take 10 swim the Tennessee at full tide II old
John Robinson and his Circus were adverti,.
cd TO exhibit on the opposite bank. In using
the expression sour people," wo don't refer
exclusively 10 Athens. ...
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w lpent.

We have eight or ten heads of wheat from
the farm of Andy McRobcrts, In this vicinity
They are full but not large. In all the fe6s
we have seen the wheat stands unusually
thick Oh the ground, and some Of the farmers
think that the heads generally will be short,
but well filed. The acreage IN the county Is
immense, and with n dry, cool May, the
chances will be good for larger harvest by
ut least ono third than we have had fora mum.
Der Of years. In this country, however, 1t Is
hardly ever safe to bet on the wheat crop un.
all II Is gathered and garnered.
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Court.

Circuit Court was still In session when we
went to press. The party charged with hog
stealing was acquitted, and the case Of the
State against Gentry continued. In the dam.
age suit from Robinson VS.. Grubb-
the jury found for defendant, taxing plaintiff
with costs.
We understand Ills Honor charged the
Grand Jury pretty thoroughly in regard to
public roads, ana we hope his admonition
and laying down the law will not be without
the desired effect.
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Interesting 10 stock Rnisers.

Goodness OF the horns Of cattle does not in
dictate hollow horn, which is not TO be reiev-
ed by boring, as many farmers suppose. The
best stock raisers have decided there is no
such disease, but that cold horns merely inJi-
cate tina: the animal has a bad circulation OF
the blood, which can in every case be cured by
Damon's Stock Powders. and an occasional use
Of these powders will always prevent this
disease. All kinds Of stock should be given
these Powdersat this season Of the year.
April II, '7+tfl "AGRICULTURIsT."
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The SuIItus Farm.

Attention II directed to the advertisement
for the ale Of the old Sulins Homestead, two
miles W II Athens. 1t contains about two
hundred acres, considerable portion Of which
and has comfortable dwelling house, barn
stables, and all the necessary outbuildings fol
successful farming. Its location, peculiar
adaptation to the grasses. accessibility to good
schools, churches, &C., render IL one of the
most desirable places In the whole country,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17

The frost of Friday night resulted In less
damage than was at first announced.
Circuit Court met Monday-lIis Honor
Judge Hoyl, presiding.
Capt. Robert Kittrcll, postmaster at Eve
Mills, gave usa call on Wednesday.
Brother Charlton was here last Friday, and
installed the grange officers Of the county.
Senator Brownlow has published another
letter about "civil rights"
There isa handsome new hack n. the livery
stable Of McGaughcy and Powell manufac-
turcd at Knoxville. '''-|.
j. W. Atkins, OF Baltimore, and Hu. NJ.
McKoldin, Of New York, both arrived few
days ago. Business Cards next week.
We will publish the article In relation to tho
East Tennessee Sunday School Convention
next week.
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RaiIroad Meeting Philadelphia.

We learn through the Loudon journal that
meeting viii be held at Philadelphia, to. NOR
row, the 18th instant, for the purpose of al.
visng and councillng in regard to building a
Marrow Gauge Road from that point to Tell.
co Iron Works. A large crowd Is expected, as
the people are thoroughly excited on the sub
ject Philadelphia is the centre of one of the
most productive agricultural regions In East
Tennessee, and will no dou3t make liberal Of.
forts to secure the enterprise.
No Intervening providenccs, representative
Of the PosT win be present.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17

A correspondent on the South Side wants Il
know why we didn't publish his communities
ton as we promised. My dear fellow-edito
rial promises, like pic crusts, are frequently
made to be broken.
81 slept i'm an editors bed last night,
When no editor CHANGED to be nigh;
And Thought MS tumbled that EDITORS nest
How easily editors LIE"
The plain unvarnished truth is, we mislaid
the copy of our friends invaluable produc
ton. Hence It's non-appearance.
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NTeteOrOIOgicnl.

The wcatheris an uncertain subj ct to touch.
1t Is safe, however, to say that the "prcscnt
spclP' is highly unfavorable for planting
and building court-houses. Monday night II
commenced raining, and has been pouring
almost ever since. The streams are largely
swollen, and farming operations much retard-
ed by the wet weather. But a moist April be-
tokens cool, dry May-and that's what we
want for the wheat crop.
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Athens District. HOlstOn Con fer
encc I'D Round AppO1n TIM It's.

Athens station, May o-10.
Riceyille circuit, Bethel, May 1917.
Decatur, circuit, Mt. Zion, May % ~.
Philadelphia and Loudon circuits, New Hope,
May 30-3l.
jacksonville circuit, jacksonville, June o.
Swcetwater circuit, Sweetwatcr, June 1914.
Athens circuit, Pine Grove, June 20-2l.
Eleazer circuit, July 40.
Tennessee River Mission, July Lille.
J. M. MCTEER, =. Il.
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The Ege.lJn10n.

Hundreds Of cards Of invitation, signed by
Judge Key and others, TO attend the reunion
Of the former Professors and Students of Hi
wassee College, May Goth, have been sent ou
by mall Should any former teacher or stu
dent fail to receive such card, we hope he will
not fail to put In his appearance OH the occa
sion. A vast concourse of people will be pre-
sent, should the weather prove propitious fol
such Il programme. j. ii. Drummer.
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The Savanna Fnrm.

Mr.. VIM. l.. 'liaht, Of the savanna Farm,
Polk county, is now milking between fifty and
sixty cows, and manufacturing large quaint.
ties OF Butter and Cheese. The Savanna IL
on the Iiiwassee river, near the gap Of the
mountain, aud Is one Of the most valuable
pieces Of property IN East Tennessee.
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Books Received.

We are indebted to Mr.. Michael Girdner, o.
Madisonvillc, Tennessee, for two excellent
volumes, presented to the Library of the Eas,
Tennessee Wesleyan University. We thank
the gentleman for these, and hope that he will
make similar valuable contributions to The
Library. ID. A. BORON, Librarian.
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Dress Making.

Miss BETTE CARMACK would respectfully
inform the ladies Of Athens and vicinity, that
her place Of business Is on the south side of
the public square, one door east of the store of
W. G. Horton & Son, where Cutting and Max
ing viii be done upon short notice. Prices to
suit the times. (April 10.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17

We learn that II. II. Matlock sold his lot Of
Beef Cattle, mentioned week or two ago, at
$500 per hundred pounds gross, delivered on
the farm. Frank Gcttys sold his, numbering
some thirty head, at $I.S7k per hundred
pounds. These are two of the best lots of cat
tie sold in the county for some time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17

The Cherokee Herald, Murphy, North Caro-
lima, reports the fruit crop badly injured by
the late frosts. We are no croaker or prophet
of evil, but predict that the yield of first.
class fruit both In East Tennessee and Western
Carolina will be limited this year.
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Notice.

We the undersigned have agreed to fix oui
Livery Prices as follows, to take effect on an.
after the 18th instant: Saddle Horse per day
$3.50; Horse and Buggy, $500; Hacks, $500
Feeds, % cents; Hauling to and from the De
pot, 80 cents per load.
Mrs A. II. CROW, n
MCGAuGuEY Il POWELL.
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The HiWassee.

Some or the people along the Hiwassee Riv-
cr have confidence that Congress will make
an appropriation for its improvement. 1t
IS believed that at comparatively small ex.
pense the stream could be made nayigable for
steamers as high up as Charleston at almost
all seasnns OF the wear. --.---
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Chanc.ry Court. Rhca County,
Parks Foster, ct ais, VS.. EmmaiI Day, ct als.
lOriglnal BILL @

Parks Foster, ct ais, vs.. Emma ii. Day, ct als.
Ioriginal Bill
ON motion OF complainants Solicitor and
~ II appearing from the Shcrif's return on
the Original subpoena issued IN this cause,
that John Munscy, one of the defendants IN
this cause IN u nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee: IL IL ordered by the Court that
publication be made four consecutive weeks
In the Athens Post. q newspaper published In
Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee. requiring
the said John. Munsoy 10 appear at the next
term Of the Chanccry Court, TO De held Tor the
county Of Rhca, In said State, at the Court.
house In the town OF Washington, on the first
Thursday after the second Monday In Scptem.
Der next, and plead, answer, deniur or other.
wise make dcfonsc TO complninnuts bill. flied
IN this cause. or tho same will he taken m con.
fesscd End sci for bearing ox parte rs 10 him.
April 10, 1874 WIN. NJ. WILSON, c. n NJ.
... Per +. Locke, u. &. a. NJ.
April II, is1i.it.prs fee t5,OO-S3J
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For Tax GoIIector,

We arr Authorized and requested 10 an
nounce II. VI. Lock- RICE a. a candidate for
Tax Collector Of McMnn county. Primary
election. saturday, April 4th. Regular elec.
tion, first Thursday OF August. II =
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nOunce W. b. ARMSTRONG AS u candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMinn county, at the
ensuing August election. 81 e
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce THOMAS II. SMALL as candidate
for Tax Collector OF McMinn county. Elec-
tIon first Thursday I'm August.
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April II, .ls74-4t-prs fee $G,oO-a33
Circ,lit Court, Rhcn County,

SFcuAt SOurts H1Hch OOuntys
A. Cooke, VS.. y. NJ. Burnup, Washington Nor.
gan and others.
lEjectment.l
TT appearing from the affidavit Of s. ]. A.
l. Frazier, plaintiffs Attorney, that the de-
PENDANT J, NJ. Burnup, is nonresident of the
State, and on motion Of the plaintiff, by At
torney, it is ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made for four consecutive weeks in
the Athens Post, n newspaper publ shed in
Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee requiring
the defendant J. NJ. Burnup to appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court, to be held for
the county. of Rhea, Mt the Courthouse, in the
town of Washington, on the 2d Monday In
June next, and make defence to the plaintiffs
action brought against him In this cause, or
the same will be taken for confessed ms 20 him
and set for hearing eX parte rs to him. This
10th April, 1874. 4. LOCKE. Clork,
BY II. W. Colyillc, ID. Clerk.
:, j. A. Frazier, Solicitor.
April II, ls14-it-prs fee $5,OO.Sa3 .4,
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April l0--2t.
THE LA M A IL III lou s T.,
Knoxville, Tennessee
.IOMN SCuIEIkE. ProprietOr.

hVHhsN SCHhH8HNH' ETUPEEtNUTs
Southwest corner Gay and Cumberland Sts.,
In the business center Of the city.
My aim will be to keep IN the future what
Knoxville has long nceded,a
Il II TIC l. SIS ii lot l. l.,
II has the advantage over all other hotels in
tho city In regard to location, being situated
IN THE BUSINESS CENTER or THE CRY.
Tho interior OF The Lamar House is being
rc-furnished and rc-tltted throughout. Good
Beds, an excellent Table and attentive SER
wants await the traveller.
Terms will DO reasonable and the Public Is
Invited TO give the house under the new man.
agement, trial. JOHN sCIIERF, Prop'r.
WIN. II. LILLARD, Clerk.
Jan. o, ls73-Gm.3iD .r.l
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A. Hampton, ct al, w. $. J. Ballard, ct ais.
l0rginal BILL
TT appears TO the Clerk and Master from
| Conplainants Bill. that the defendant W.
:, Ballard, Is n citizen OF the State OF Alabama,
and $. j. Ballard, J. A. Crumley and wife, Il.
A. Crumlcy, are citizens Of the State Of Ar
kansas: tits therefore ordered by the Master
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, n weekly nowspa.
per published IN the town Of Athens, Tonnes
see, notifying said nonresident defendants TO
appear at our next Chancery Court TO be
held at the Courthouse IN the town OF Athens,
Tennessee, on the fourth Monday OF May next,
then and there TO plead, answer or demur to
complainar's said BIZ, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
parte MS to them. j. NJ. Henderson,, ca NJ
ByJ NJ iIendei son, IT,, ID G IL NJ.
April 10, iS7l.it.prs fee $j.00-332
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For KegISteu..

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce WIN. c. DAVIS as candidate for
reelection to the otkoe Of Register Of McMinn
cOunty, at the ensuing August election.
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Ercsl, Arrival.

Robson & Nixon have just received com.
pletc stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
both at a thens and at Mouse Creek--and arc
prepared TO offer greater inducements than
ever before to their friends and customers.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to us by note or &C.
count will please come aud settle the same
Further indulgence cannot be given. We take
all kinds Of morchantabo Produce In discount
ut highest market price. WILLIAMS & Co.
Cantrelrs Y Roads, Dee. ~, ,73.tf. '.
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NGeigs COUNTY.

ExShcriff Fike, Of Meigs, was with us a
short time on Monday. He reports the wheat
in that county generally as looking better even
than In McMinn, where it is certainly as pro-
missing rs we have ever seen t.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.


THE FARM BELONGING TO THE heirs
L OF Mrs. ii. Cardweli,r decd, will be sold
to the highest bidder, In front of the Court
house, at Athens, Tennessee, on
Monday. the list day Of June,
that being County Court day. The attention
Of the citizens OF Athens and surrounding
country Is called to the sale of this farm. The
farm is only two miles from the town OF
Athens--over a splendid road-being accessi-
bleto its schools and churches. 1t contains
About Two Hundred Acres,
n little more than half cleared, and in good
state of cultivation; the balance In fine timber,
which Is only one half mile from the Rail
Road. The land all lays splendidIy for culti-
valion--the cleared land being all nearly level.
Good water convenient to the dwelling
Timothy and Glover grow finely on it. 1t is
undoubtedly the best farm for Timothy mead
ow within the vicinity o. Athens, it being so
level, free from rocks and stumps, and the
soil peculiarly adapted to its production
THIS fact alone makes IL very valuable pro-
perty, it being so accessible TO the Southern
market, where hay Of hate years Is proving
more profitable than grain crops.
Terms A credit of IL, II ana 81 months
will be given, the purchaser giving bond and
good personal security. Title retained until
the purchase money is fully paid. The above
farm adioins the lands Of Morris Sulins, l..
Dodson and others. Parties desiring to see
the above farm, will be shown over it at any
time by calling on Mr.. Morris Sullins. Pos
session will be given in time for seeding this
coming fall. April l7-lS14-7w.333
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sheriff.

We are suthorized and requested 10 an
nounee TH0s. T.. DllGGAS asa candidate for
sheriff Of McMinh county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized aud requested 10 an
nonnce LIS. GARRISON ~ n candidate for
sheriff Of McMinn county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
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Funeral Sermon.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Liilard, cousort
Of James Lil.ard, will be preached ct Decatur,
Meigs county, Tennessee. the first Sunday in
Nav. .. .
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PersOOaI.

Col. Peak, OF Pin Hook Landing, gave us a
call last Monday. Col. +. represented Meigs,
Rhea. Cumberland and James counties In the
last LEGISLATURE.
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Chnncery Court, Iehea County.
Thomas Cowart and others, vs.. John Day and

1hOmnS CoWart anu otncrs, vs.. John Dny anu
r.r others. -..
[Orignal BILL
TN this cause the death Of Mary l. Munsey
i one OF the respondents was suggested and
admitted and IL being further suggested that
Lasaiinc Munsey, Zachary 4. MuDsey, T. X.
Munscy aud John Munscy nre her children and
legal heirs, and that the SAID John Munsey Is
nonresident Of the state of Tennessee: II
is, therefore. on motion OF complaDants So
licitor, ordered by the Court that publication
he made four consecutive weeks In the Athens
Post, newspaper published In Athens, Nc.
MINI county, Tennessee, requiring the said
John Munsey TO appear on or before the first
Monday In July next, and show cause, II
any he has, why complainants suit should not
he revived against him rs one Of the heirs Mt
law OF Mnry .MMnscy, decd. April 10, 1914.
.T WIN. Nj. WILSON, q. ~ NJ.
t....ll .iHI Fer +. Locke, ID. q. u NJ.
April 10, lS7i-itprs fee $j,0O-333
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Died, Mt Athens, on tho 18th instant, Mr..
Gardner, wife Of Mr.. VIM. Gardner. j.,
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The figures last week gave |. u. Carlock l55
votes for County Trustee when 10 should have
been 1855. The error occurred In the copy
furnished us.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-04-17

New lot Of Ladies' and MEMS shoes at W
@. Iianey's.
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Chancery Sales for May, 1874

Chancery Sales for May, 1874.
Wesley Avens and wife ct al. VS.. DR.. John
Everett and wits, ct al.
TN pursuance of decree Of the Chanccry
i Court at Athens, Tennessee, made at its
November term 1873. in the above stated
cause, | will sell, to the highest bidder, by
public cutlery, in front of 3. +. Martins store
In the town of Calhoun, McMim county, Ten
nessee, on Thursday, the 7thday of May, 1874,
$40 Acres of Land,
more or less, lying in the 10th civil district,
McMinn county, Tennessee, being all the
lands of which Blasingll Brock died, seized
and possessed.
Terms Said land Will be sold on term of
credit of0, Island q months, in equal amounts,
except ten per cent. of the purchase price,
which must be paid on day Of sale Notes
with approved security will be required
bearing interest from date, and lien win be
retained. Sale free from the right OF rcdcmp-
ton. Said lands will be sold In parcels or all
together, as will best suit purchasers.
J. NJ. HENDERSON, G. & NJ.
Aprl ., 1874 it-prs fee So, O0-33l p HH
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Nice assortment Of ladies, Hats at IIaacy,s.
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For County Trustee.

We are authorized and REQUESTED 90 announce
TH0S. J. LATHAM rs a candidate for Coun.
ty Trustee Of MeMinn county. Election first
Thursdayin August.
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For Cash in Hand,

all the lands Of which A. =. McClatchey died,
seized aud possessed, lying in the 10th civil
district OF McAlnn county, Tennessee, and ad-
Joining lands Of Wesley Ayans, Frank Gtitys,
and others--to satisfy the decree in the above
stated cause for $iji,lj, and interest, costs &c.
J NJ HENDERSON, e Il NJ.
April Q, lS74-it.prs fee $i,00-33i
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New Arrnngcnent.

Farmers or Merchants can sell their Butter
and Eggs for Cash II they will take them to the
store of +. +. GIBSON, Athens.