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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-01
TIcm--.nlisl Now,

In an old copy of the Jonesboro Wing. dat
ed January 20, 1915, handed us by a friend n
few days ago, we find bacon quoted at cents
apound, pork "a cents, Deof2 to 3 cents, but
ter to 10 cents, corn 20 cents per bushel. lard
3 cents per pound flour 1850 per 100 pounds,
wheat 80 cents bushc, oats 12JS, Irish pota-
toes 20 cents, coffee i2]i cents, brown sugar
81, Iron Q conts, and so on through the whole
range Of the market. These are the local quo.
tations OF that date In the same paper we
find the quotations of the Augusta wholesale
market ms follows; Coffee, Rio 81 cents, Java
II, sugars to II, bacon cents hog round,
flour $3.50 TO 5000 per barrel, larp7Is. Amori-
can cheese 0 cents, calfsklns $500 per dozen,
Liverpool salt "A cents per bushol,' steel to
10 cents per ID; Sc. Tho difference between
prices now and then are very marked In every
thing grown In the country or that enters in
to the support OF a family. Weekly nowspa.
pers seem to be the only commodity that has
not more than doubled In price. They were
published at the same figure then as now--two
dollars year.
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SuPERINTENDENr'S OFFICE,
Mouse Greek, Tennessee, April %, 1874.
The Educational Association meets in Athens
the 2lst day Of May, and II Is important that
the School Directors meet with that body. /
request the attendance Of the Directors ut the
meeting of the Association. The adoption Of
u uniform series of Text Books will be a
subject to be considered by the Association -
The law requires the County Superintendent
to confer with the Directors as to the improve
mcnt of schools, or the promotion Of their in
terest in any way; to keep himself informed
as to the merits Of Text Books, and to suggest
to the District Directors such changes as may
from time to time be advisable, with u view
to securing uniformity in the course Of study
throughout the country, when 1t can be done
without increased expense to parents.
The necessity Of uniformity is apparent to
all who have any experience in teaching. But
AS the law requires in endeavoriug to effect
the necessary change, there are two points to
be considered-First, the merits of Text
Books; secondly, as to whether the change will
bring about nm expense which would be bur-
densome to parents. Very respectfully,
JOS. JANEwAY, Co. Sup't.
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LocaIaud etl,er u.riefIefs.

Circuit Court at Cleveland next Monday,
the ith.
Good butter In fair demand at % cents per
pound.
The Tellieo Pike continues navigable for
mud scOws OF less than II feet draught.
ChiIhowee, and the whole Unaka range, was
white with snow Wednesday morning.
The Nashville Spring Races have been post.
poned until the 18th OF May.
A negro was drowned at Shell Mound last
week.
"Commercial tourists Is what they call 'em
in upper East Tennessee.
.Rumor says new paper Is soon 10 be start
cd at Loudon-to run in the interest OF Col.
Thornburgh.
The Nashville Banner has interviewed Hon.
Henry Cooper on the currency question. Re-
suit uninportant.
! The Republican primary election, 1t will be
remembered, is to occur on the last (or 9th
Saturday Of May.
I Pennsylvania has levied tax Of cents per
ton on coal, also tax on dividends of all In.
corporations.
The steamboat eXcurs0n-from Charleston
on the Hiwassee to Bells Landing
this Friday.
A deaG-beat, calling himself j. b. Cooper
was here last week pretending to be Il repre-.
sentative Of the Chattanooga Commercial
That paper says J. -. c. is fraud.
We have 10 thank the Loudon journal Of
last week for It's compliments and kind wishes
Commentators, though plenty as blackber
ries, never lose their relish.
A landslide on the second bench Of Chill.
howee laid bare den Of rattlesnakes--wher
the neighbors gathered and killed s92 Of the
reptiles, some Of them Of large proportions.
A chunk Of ore containing SO per cent o.
iron has been left Mt the printing office. II
was picked up near the head waters of Spring
Greek in this county,
Any one having two thousand dollars to in
vest in a good paying business, can hear of al
opportunity by addressing the proprietor o.
this paper.
An election for Justice Of the Peace occur
red at Chattanooga last Saturday, with min,
"whte.limed walls" and one "tar-pot" In tn,
field. The latter, whose name it is Anderson
was elected by plurality of 10
l.. II. Denny is announced rs candidate fol-
the State Senate in the Second District. Flee
ton next November. 1t Is the early bird thai
catches the worm. Perhaps Denny will picl
him up.
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The ygniIs.

The Pikevillc and sulphur Springs mails
have both been interrupted by the floods since
our last issue. The trouble is not in crossing
the river, but with the backwaters which
have cut of the approaches to the ferries A
gentleman who left Pin Hook Landing on
Tuesday morning, says the Tennessee was IL
inches higher at that point than it had been
before this season. The mail boys were on The
north side of the river, with the mails safe,
when last heard from. AS the waters are
slowly recceding, they will probably reach
here in time to resume regular trips Friday
morning.
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Indian Hbancc.

Some fifteen or twenty Chcrokces, from the
mountains of North Carolina, gave II dance At
the Hotel de Gottys, Athens, Monday night
We tender our Acknowledgements to Coonr'.
coosa and his fair daughter, the Laughing
Blossom, for nm invitation TO he present, and
regret that prior engagements precluded Us
from availng ourself of their kindness. One
of tho attaches Of the Office, who seems to
have been there or somewhere else about that
time, says 1t was grand and novel affair, and
that the "natives"-wom and men can
jump higher and "hell-o louder" than any
specimens of humanity he ever met with.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For sheriff.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce l.. e, KENTFRO as a candidate fof
sheriff OF McMinn county at the snsuing An
gust election.
We are authorized and requested To an
nounce &. &. WITT a. n candidate for sheriff
Of MeMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce TI0S. =. DUGGAN n n candidate for
sheriff Of MeMinn county, ut the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce |. 5. GARRISON As a candidate fol
sheriff OF McMinn county, at the ensuing Au'
gust election.
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For 'E'ux Collector.

We are Authorized and requested 10 an
nounce II. NJ. Lock- RICE as II candidate fot
Tax Collector of McMinu county. Primary
election. saturday, April 4th. Regular cleo
tion, first Thursday OF August.
We are authorized aud requested to an.
n0unce w. b. ARMSTRONG as a candidate
for Tax Collector Of MeMinn county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nonnce THOMAS II. SMALL as Il candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMinn county. Flee.
tlon first Thursday IN August.
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Commcntr nre lInncccssnrY.

Some few months ago, l became seriously
alarmed at u severe pain In one elbow with
what was satisfied was rheumatics, l rubbed
the place eflectually with Harris Relief. The
pain Mt once left me; but, In some eight
have not had symptom Of pain there since,
Notwithstanding the much rain and cloudy
weather we have had. Some days, however,
after | thought | was entirely relieved,
strange as II may seem, the pain returned into
the other elbow, just as In the first instance.
The same remedy was resorted TO, and 1 have
had no feeling Of rheumatism since.
AS well as relief from pain, az hope, am
cured OF my prejudice against patent medi-
cines. ut least so far rs "lIart's Great ReIler'
Is In the list. r. S. HEIsKELL,
Fruit Hill, Knox CO., Tenn, April 81, 1874.
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COUNTY COURT SAFE.

II. A. and W. Armstrong, vs.. Jane Arm
strong. JAS. l.. Cooper AMI wife, Margaret
j. Cooper.
TN obedience to a decroh rendered In tlid
L above stated cause by the County Court OF
MeMinn county, at its April term, 1874. viii,
On Tuesday, 18th of May, 1874,
offer for sale on the premises, the lands de-
scrbod IN the pleadings In this cause. consist.
ing Of Three Hundred and Twenty Acres,
more or less, situated In the l2th district or
McMinn county, Tennessee, upon which IL
located two good dwelling houses, three good
barns, good stables and out houses. aud seve-
raj splendid springs Of never falling water,
aud plenty Of stock water; some valuable
creek bottom and meadow lands Said lands
will be offered in lots and all together. AMI
whichever brings the best price viii be adopt
ed. A fun DESCRIPTION Of said lands given ON
day Of sale.
Terms OF Salc:-- Said lands will he sold ON
credit Of six and twelve months, except
10 per cent OF the purchase price. which
will he required cash In hand, the balance IN
equal instruments, aud lien will be reiuincd
on said lands until the purchase. money Is full
ly paid, Sale free from redemption.
LON BLIZZARD, Clerk
April 10, ls7i-it-prs lee so, 00-a32
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Athens District, HHOlsiOR Confer.
ence Jd Round AppOin tm'ds.

Athens station, May 9-10.
Ricovllo circuit, Bethel, May 1917.
Decatur, circuit, Mt. Zion, May % "a.
Philadelphia and Loudon circuits, New Hope,
May 30-3l.
Madisonville circuit, Madisonville, June CT.
Sweetwater circuit, Sweetwator, June 1914
Athens circuit, Pine Grove, June 20-2l.
Eeazer circuit, July 4-5.
Tennessee River Mission, July Lille.
j. NJ. MCTEER, i. Il.
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NpeteOrOIOgicai.

Sunday and Monday fair and pleasant, with
varying winds.
Tuesday, heavy rains throughout the day,
with strong winds from the northwest.
Tuesday night, thermometer down to fieez-
ing point.
Wednesday, snow at daylight, with plenty
Of ice and clear wintry weather throughout
the day. If the fruit escapes this snap we
shall consider 1t safe for full crop.
Thursday morning, u keen, killing frost.
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We have been selling Philadelphia made
Shoes for several years. and know that 1t is
much cheaper for our customers to buy them
The best is the cheapest. We have just re.
ceiyed new styles, and have the finest assort
ment in town. Look at them before buying
elsewhere. j. MATTHEWS Il Co.
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DvesS yluBSjDa.

Miss Julia Wood takes pleasure in announc.
ing to the ladies of Athens and vicinity, that
having returned to Athens, she is now prepared
to do anything in the line Of Dress Making on
short notice, aud respectfully soIicits liberal
share Of patronage. Rooms over Robson \
NiXon's store. April 24.2t.
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Dress Making.

Miss BETTE CARMACK would respectfully
inform the ladies of Athens and vicinity, tina,
her place Of business is OH the south side Of
the public square, one door east of the store Of
w. G.. Horton & Son, where Cutting and Max.
ing will be done upon short notice. Prices to
suit the times. (April 10.
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w. g. Haley has been agent for the Howe
for the past two years, and has sold about two
hundred Machines, all Of which are now In
good running order in the hands Of the pur-
chasers. We learn he will continue to net as
agent during the present year.
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Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. G. NJ. Mcconnell and daughter, east
side Of the Public Square, next door to the
store of j. Matthews q Co., will give special
attention to Millinery and Dress Making, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of the ladies
of Athens and vicinity. They are constantly
in receipt of the latest styles of Millinery
Goods, Trimmings. Etc. TAprll 2i-3m.
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Notice 10 I'ax.Payers.

The corporation tax books having been
handed over TO me to finish collectirg-all who
have not paid had best call and settle, anG
save costs. / am not much mad, but | am
nightly in earnest. q. w. sTANDIFER,
May /, 1S7i-2t. Marshal.
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The Ola Reliable BOOT and Shoe.
MN hxei. I'M = Returned.

G. W. WOOD has returned to his old stand,
No. 10 White street up stairs, and will make
Boots and Shoes at the lowest price possible
for Cash. lie has just received new set of
the latest style Of tools, lasts, etc, and large
stock Of best quality OF Calf-skins and Sole
Leather, which he will work for cash only
He is also agent for the Dunuell' Improved
Clothes Washer. April 24-2t.
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For County Register.

We nre authorized and requested to an
nounce WIN. G. DAVIS as u candidate for
reelection to the office Of Register of McMnn
county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested TO an.
nounce G EO. w. STANDiFER as II candi-
date for Register Of McMinn county, at the
ensuing August election.
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Chnnc.ry Court, Eehcn County.

Chnncrry COurt. Eehca County.
Parks Foster, ct ais VS.. Emma II. Day, ct ais.
IOriginal BILL
.nN motion Of complainants Solicitor and
" it appearing from the Sherifrs return on
the Original subpoena issued in this cause,
that John Munsey, one of the defendants in
this cause is II nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee: 1t Is ordered by the Court that
publication be made four consecutive weeks
in the Athens Post, u newspaper published In
Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, requiring
the said John Munscy to appear at the next
term Of the Chanccry Court, to he held for the
county Of Rhea, in said state, at the Court
house in the town Of Washington, on the first
Thursday after the second Monday in Septem.
Der next, and plead, answer, demur or other
wise make defense to complainants bill, filed
in this cause. or the same will be taken as con-
fessed and set for hearing ex partc as TO him.
April 10, 1874 WM. NJ. WILSON, G. Il NJ.
Per +. Locke, ID. G. & NJ.
April II, 1S7i-4t-prs fee 81, 00-333
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Charleston, Tennessee.

Attention Is invited to the Card of our old
friend, S. s. Barrett. Guests will receive
attention and be well cared for. We have
been there many time and know how IL Is.
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For CircuI, Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested TO an
noltnce JOHN +. SLOWER as u candidate for
reelection TO the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk
Of McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to us by note or ac-
count will please come and settle the same
Further indulgence cannot be given. We take
all kinds Of merchantable Produce in discount
at highest market price. WILLIAMS & Co.
Cantrelrs X Roads, Dec. 10, '73.tf.
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EumiIy Gi.accries.

Go to Grubb's to buy your Family Groce-
rics, Tobacco, Cigars, Mackcral, Canned
Fruits, Etc., where you are always certain to
find the best articles at fair prices.
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New Tyne.

Just received at Thos. T. McWhirter's Job
Printing Office, large assortment of Fancy
ind Job Type, Cuts, Rules, Borders, &c. If
you want printing done now is your time. 1t.
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THE LA M A IL HOUS Il,
Knoxville, Tennessee
,pOskN SCEHEEIE. PrOprietOr

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 ncedeG.a
FL T-CLA SIS II lot l..
II has the advantage over all other hotels in
the city In regard to location, being situated
IN THE BUSINESS CENTER OF THE CITY
The interior of the Lamar House is being
re-lurnished and rc-iittcd throughout. Good
Beds, an excellent Table and attentive ser.
wants await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the Public Il
agement, trial. JOHN SCuERF, Prop'r
WIN. II. LILLARD. Clerk.
Jan. o, lS73-6m-3l9
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce LON BLIZZARD rs candidate FOR
reelection to the office of County Court Clerk
of McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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loriginal BILL

liam Wan aud wife, ct ais.
l0rlginal BILL
ION motion Of complainants Solicitor, and
~ IL appearing from the allegation In com.
plainants Bill, which Is sworn to, that dc.
PENDANTS A. II. Butler and wife Lorinda But.
Ter, and the minor heirs OF Emerson Gibson,
deed, are non-rosidents Of the State Of Ten
ncssee, so that the ordinary process OF law
canuot be served upon them; II II therefore
ordered that publication be made In the
Athens Post, n weekly newspaper published
In Athens, McMlnu county, Tennessee, for
four successive weeks, notifying said non-resi-
dent defendants 10 appear nj the next term Of
the Circuit Court, to be held nc the Court
house, In Decatur, Meigs county, Tennessee,
on the 1st Monday OF june next, TO plead. M
swor or otherwise make defense TO complain.
ants BILL or the same will be taken for con.
fessed and the cause set for hearing OK parte
ns 10 them. NJ j. LlLLARD. Clerk
X. II. Smith, Sol. for compl't
May /, lSIi-it-prs fec $5,OO.35j
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Premium.

Robson & nixon have just received few
sacks OF Premium Rio Coffee, which they are
selling as cheap as the common can be bought.
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INsOLYENr NOTICE.

TINE insolvency ofthe estate ofIIuVh Craw.
l. ford, deed, having been suggested 10 the
County Court OF McMlnn county, Tennessee,
all parties having claitns against said estate
are hereby notified 10 die them with the Clerk
Of the County Court Of McM!nn county. Ten
nessee, properly authenticated. on or before
the 30th dsy OF July, 1874, or they viii be for.
ever barred WM II. BALLEW. Admir-.
April ~, le,i.lt.prs fee S2,00.33i
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SOirec.

The first soirec of the season viii be given
at Cleage's Hall, wednesday evening, May
18th. nice time Is anticipated.
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GIOfh1ng,

Goat and French Calf shoes-with low
hecls--for old ladies, at j. MATTHEWS cos.
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Robson & Nixon have the largest and hand
soonest stock Of Clothing ever offered In
Athens.
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A large stock Of Spring Clothing at greatly
reduced prices, at McKoldin q Cos.
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For County Trustee.

We are authorized and requested to announce
TIIOS. J. LATHAM as Il candidate for Couu-
ty Trustee of McMinn county. Election first
Thursday in August.
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Eight pounds of good brown Sugar for one
dollar, cash, ut McKeldin & Co.'S.
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Tie I.nicst ArriXnI

Cash paid for Bacon and Corn at McKeldir
& Co.'S
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Three poundsof the best Rio Coffee for on,
dollar, cash, at McKcldin Il Co.'S.
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Gruugers
Very Good

Call and see those Granger Hats at Robson
& Nixon's.
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Bargains In every thing for cash, at Nickel
din a. Co.'S.
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Hugh Cboate W.. Barbara Choaic,
I T appears from the allegations In the BIll
l filed In this cause, which Is sworn TO- that
the defendant Barbara Ch0atG.Is non.resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, or tbht her
residence Is not known, 40 that regular pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon her: II IL
therefore ordered that publication be made In
the Athens Post, for four successive weeks,
notifying said nonresident defendant TO APP
be held Mt the Courthouse, In Decatur. Meigs
county, Tennessee, on the first Monday Of
June next, 10 plead, answer or otherwise
make defense TO said Bin, or the same will bo
taken ms confessed aud set for hearing OK parte.
April 2O,h, 1874. Nh. LlLLARD, Clerk
Creed +. Bates, Sol. for Panrf.
April 20, 1S74.4t.prs fee s., 0O-33l
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New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Farmers or Merchants can sell their Butter
and Eggsfor Cash If they will take them to the
store Of T. f. GIBSON, Athens.
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TO Wv PATRONS.

A LII OF you THAT I HOLD NOTES or
~ accounts or accounts against, viii please
come and settle 4 portion II you cart pay In
full. VIII take every spceict ~ bar,fr 'thas
can turn into money without Bctnh loss. 49,
] nope you WIN appreciate surroundings aud
respond as early as possible,
ia. TURLEY.
coshlll, Tenn, March 9th, isil.tt3So
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Granitcyillc A shcctings l?Ii cents per
yard, by the bolt, a. McKeldin g. Cos.
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CANll! CASIIi GASllI

W. G. lIaney has the agency for the Eagle
Mower--the best IN use.
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II & L NJ K Y.
Price Reduced to $1,000,
to put II In the reach Of every one.
ID l. q ID Ed STOC III

THIs STALLION HELMET, BAY
Il Horse ~ hands high, foaled in 1867, by
Lexington. fst dam Nubla, by imported Al
bion; "a dam Corsette, by Epsilon; 81 dam
Imported Bustle, by Whalebone; 4th dam Old
Trick, by Quiz; 18th dam Gray Duchess, by
Pet os; 9Th dam Duchess, by Hcrod eth
dam Gaudy by Blank; 9Th dam Blossom by
Crab; 9th dam by Cbllders; 10th dam Miss
Selvoir, by Graham; nth dim by paRette
Turk; 18th dam Betty Perciyal, by Leed's
Arabian; 18th dam by spankcr.
This Horse will make The season N 1871,
ending June goth, at the farm OF Mht. s. Ham.
bright, Of Bradley county, Tennessee one and
half miles east Of Charleston, NJ $50 the sea-
son; payable LIST Of July, 1s7l-notes will 10
taken. Pasture for Mares on reasonable terms.
All accidents and escapes At risk Of owner
y. HAMBRl0HT.
JOS. A. MABRY.
April 10, 1s7i.tf3SO
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0f scasonablo New Goods are offered very low
for cash, at 7. MATTHEW'S a. co.'s.
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New Advertisements.

Full line Of Groceries at Hailey's.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Circuit Court, Meigs County, Tennessee.
Thos. j. Gibson and Mary A. Gibson, vs.. VIII
liam Wan aud wife, ct ais.