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TmElGENERAL MARKET.

business contInues.mlr, Our merchants
have fun and complete stocks laid down a.
low figures, aud purchases can be- made NJ
unusual advantage, The following quota.
tons represent regular Wholesale prices. In
nlling small orders, higher rates will have 10
DO paid
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly recognized and Is
fully prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. In the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices.
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Neutrality-suspicious. for q lot of old
w type metal--an Notwithstanding for
Babbitt metal.s Price w, Apply ~ me
Herald nflief. -.
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Apples green D barrel ~ O0aO %; dried
v n lie; Lemons, n box 80 90; Oranges n
box IS %; Figs, new " n zoe; Ralsins, In
layers T. box, now = 10; Dried cuuNnts,
ZNnte, h n, new l5c; Turkish pruues new
y ID 1885, Almon,s, son shell, q III &c filberts
y n l5c; Peanuts, y h l2i9c; Cranberries, Il
barrel SIS; Coconnuts, u loo SO 00Ml2 30, Fine
fancy candy u ID 9ja3jc; PecnlS, b bushcl
50 90
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To The Ladies.

The undersigned res pectfuliy calls the al
tention OF the ladies OF New Orleans and vi
entity, TO the superior facilities Of her factory,
and the reasonable terms for work of ali
kinds in hair, such rs Ladies' Curls, Braids,
Waterfalls, Chignons and Wigs. and every
thing belonging 10 ladies' toilet. Orders
promptly and faithfully executed ON the
' " ''''''' MRS. ANNIE SAXON,
Lock Box $50, "A Baronne st, New orleans'
3idly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oFfloE on THR DALLAS HRRALD,l
Aprll "a, 1874,
Buying, Selling,
d,,"m'~r,r,r,-,rrl l0lsallllg llls@llaD
llNef'",,',u,,"",,,n,lOi mlUlls lOa QtlOsH
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Train leaving Galveston atl2:S0 y. IN. and
Houston nj 100 =. NJ. daily, arrives rs follows:
Red River City, next day at......... 1915 A. NJ.
Sedalia second day at..... Dl5 A. NJ.
nnibal,.".....sccond day ut........ 800 T.. NJ.
81. Louis. second day at........ $40 p. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING day at......... 1:22 A. NJ.
day at.....,,..... $40 a. AZ.
Chicago third day at.......... 7:l5 A. NJ.
Buffalo. fourth day at.... I;O5 a. NJ.
Albany fourth day at........ $50 +. NJ,
Pittsburg.. third day at....... 600 p. NJ.
elphia"...fOurth day at...."... I:lj A. NJ.
New Gork"..fourth day at"....l2:S0 +. N.
Louisville,,.....third day at......... 7:a5 A. NJ.
Baltimore....-,..tourthd day at........ $40 A. NJ.
Westinghouse. fourth day at......... 7:2j A. Nj.
Boston, day at....,.,,ll20 p. NJ.
ST. Paul... third day at.....,..,,.,.. 7:l0 p. NJ
]. DURAND, Genr Sup't.
]. WALDO, Genl Ticket Agent.
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Prints: Melrimnc Toe; Ancona Zoe; Glouccs-
ter lOc; simpson Mourning Toe; Sheppard
Pl0ids Toe; Pinis and Puppies l0c. Cnyudutta
Solids Zoe; Montville Pinks and Puppies De-;
Columbian SIC; Genare ~; Hope 6lic.
Ble0ched Sheeting and Shrtings! Fruit of
the Loom lG26c; Dwight Star lie; Chapman
Long Cloth PIG; Social Mills l. l2bc; Boot
l2e; New Market l0c; Canoe &c.
Lawns and Percaes; From l2l4 to poe.
Cnmhrics: Sl5@l2lsc
ClNrk's q. n. II. Spool Cotton, T2c.
No change In Boots and shoes, Stock goo
and iobblng trade improving.
Brown Shoeting ana shifting: Houston
City Mills A l2%c; Satantn ii l2c, Miller River
NC; Lacledc b lie; Boot Il Il 2Hc Mas
Sachusclts q lie; Central Mills NC; Bedford
r "a DC; Big Tree q llj4c; Massachusetts Bel i
Dc; Empire rs 1Sc.
Heavy Brown Drills ana Duck: Granite
willie brown Drills lie; PoppeullRio Drills ljc;
plymouth Rock He; Ravens Duck me; Supe-
ror Duck Die; Howard Duck 22c; Savage
Duck 22lSc; Colored Duck @ic,
Brown and Blue DENNIS: Oakland Lee;
Boston l5c; HaymalIers ldc; Otis AKA pc.
Ticking Ocean lie; Princeton ~ &c; HOus.
ton City Mills 20c; ConcstOgn & A re. Con-
estOga Gold Medal 2jc; Jonn q. Clark's xxx
improved 33cj John A Clarlis Y zoe; John G..
Clark's Xxx 2jc.
Cotton Plaids and Stripes Magnolia PFC;
Toledo lie; Alabama loo; Augusta NC; Amer
icus l6c.
Apron Checks: Lanark l2i9c; Americas
l6c; Clark's Extra Heavy, 2Oc.
Heavy CottouadeS: WiliiamSV'lle lSic;
New Orleans Gamlet Jeans Doe; TNnchburg
Gbc: llopewell BE; Dentleld ;lOc; Farmers
aud Mechanics zoe; New York Mills ID and T
50; Plough, Loom and Anvil soc.
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woman's Medical Advertiser, a neat and
veil written book, specially for the use OF ie-
males, giving causes, symptoms ana treat-
ment OF all ordinary diseases affecting the
emale sex. The only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only % cents. Address as above
l7dawln.
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rrIEsE SAD RESULTS.

that are now hurting thousands of females,
vour reason, your judgment. and procure Or.
Dromeoele's English Female Bltters, as they
will cure the above female troubles In an IN
credible short time. They are prepared hy
an experienced physician, and Is one , OF the
known TO the medical profession. They are
handsomely put up in large bottles ana sofa
by druggists and merchants eyefywn.efns.
Louisville, Ky.
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Conrc ana zen.
Fruits, Nuts and Confec,ioncries.

Rio, common, zoe; Fair 20 good, zoe; Prime
70 choice, Bic; o. q. Java, Sici Tea, per n, $40
n ll.
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THE DAILY HERALD.

OnIee IN Third story Of Clark - Hry'
aus New Iluiiding, Corner Of Lnmnr
ana Main streets, business 0hloc--
Front it0Om in Second story,
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j. w, swlndeils, Publisher,


THE DAILY HERALD " published every
morning, except Monday, ~ slO yehli ~
advance 81 forhiN months ~ loFunr noun
70 cents for one week single copies, 10
rents,
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Timers stocks and Metals.

Tin: &c, 1Oxli, charcoal, per box slI 30; TX
l0xli, charcoal, $40 90; &c, l2xl2, charcoal
81 90; &c, charcol, l4x20, SIS so; IN. charcoal,
llx20 $40 50; IC, l4x2O, roofing. SIG 30; &c, 2OX
rs, ,3i %; block tin q ID soc; sheet zinc u ID
l5c; Pig lead u IL lOc; Copper bottoms d N
SOC; Sheet iron 26x25 ~ l2Mc; Solder extra
refined - 10 33c; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies 3 10 zoe; American Russia u n zoe.
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lsrilgss

Alcohol a gal 81 25; Cum Camphor ~ n 8Oc;
Chlorolorm 81 30; Gum opium d N 80 2ja9 so;
Indigo, best, ~ h IL 75@S 10; Magnesia y 10 15@
Soc Madden u II l8@2Oc; Oil sweet, u gal ~ 90;
Sperm q gal % OO Bergamot, pure, d h S5 7j@
90; Lemon "a III 81 O0@7 %; Soda sal English
Tb Sc; sulphur four " 10 Sc; Rosin q ID &c;
meal 81 on; Copperas 6@sc; Liquonc. extract
5Oc Morphine 50 5O@e6 10; Oil Castor u gal g %
az 80; Olive % gal - 25@2 50; Tanners 81 90;
Cassia y ID 81 SO; Quinine " OF 81 rs; soap
CASTLE I, h zoe; Soda ash q h l2c Saltpetre
pure y ID 30c; Commercial D. 10 l5c; Venetian
red u ID Sc; White lead pure per keg Sl3 SOC
II O0; Strictly pure per keg Si4 00@ll 80; Lin
seed oil raw '4gal 81 259l 30; Boiled Il gal 81 30
al 81
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MEDICAL.
wOMAN's HEALTH.

1t lisa lamentable fact, that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ar
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl just entering womanhood soon becomes
pale, feeble, emaciated, lifelesss, with head
ache, pains and aches, loss of appetite, pal
pitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear TO lose that youthful vim and
spllghtllness SO much admired. The middle
these troublesome annoyanoes. she is con-
tinually granting and fretting with pains
and aches, her secretinns are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself III so.
health slowly declines until she becomes a
mere drone in her own household. And she
al the Wturn of life" is no stranger TO suffer-
ing PECULIAR to her sex ut that age. Habits
climate and inattentiOn surely bring about
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Yellow Pine ,rougR,all sizes and length S25 90
per IN; White Pine clear, n, and 2 inches
$50 o. per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
S27 50 per m; White Pine Notwithstanding
SIS ~ per m; White Pine Misunderstanding
So 90 per III; White Pine ceiling $50 % per m;
White Pine inch boards so 00 per m; White
Pine inch boards 500 CO per m; White Pine
inch boards So GO per m; white Pine inch
boards 2i2 so per M Paiings, fancy heads,
$50 10 per M Lath IS On per IN; Shingles,
white pine, 81 09 per m; Shingles, white
pine, S. 50 per IN: Shingles hite pine, 50 0O;
Cement s. 6per barrel Plaster PARIS s. % per
barrel.
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Iron and Nails,

All sizes, from TO 80 cut So 20; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 s. 90; all sizes finishing Ia 10 " 90
3D. fine 50 90; refined bar iron &c u 10; plow
iron DC n M. nlnW steel PIC n h.
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Brandies--Apple, 81 5O@3 90; Peach, 50 75@
50; Cognac, 81 25@7 90.
Whiskies-Bourbon and Rye, S2 1898 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 ij@l 75; Rectihed,
81 Dol 80.
Wines-Port and Sherry, 81 5Oa 10.
Rectified Whiskey 81 lN@l 40.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-02

Stationery and Books a speciality at J, II.
Deeds. Sept. fl-ft,
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Orange Pic Mic,

On saturday, the 10Th ult., three Oranges,
together with large number of invited
friends, had grand rally at Friendship
Church, Polk county. The crowd was esti-
mated at from 700 to 1000, and being seated 10
Il pleasant grove near the church, were adj
dressed by the Rev. J. A. Hyden, Of Athens,
in a speech Of one hour, after which dinaer
being spread. nm dateJellam barbecue was an
nounced. 1t Is not enough to say the dinner
was good and plentiful-it was abundant aud
really fne. for jellys, preserves, cakes, fruits,
&C., were the rule and dodger the exception.
After dinner DR.. A. Slack, Of Coghill, ad-
dressed the crowd in a speech of about half an
hour in very pleasing and appropriate style.
The speakers stand was decorated in a very
becoming aud unique manner. A risin,; cloud
of threatening appearance caused hasty dis.
persion. SOUTH SIDE.
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This portion of the country is feeling the
scarcity of money more severely than at any
time since the war. The bulk of the wheat
crop Is still In the hands Of the farmers, wait
ing an advance in price, and but little produce
Of any kind is offered except to meet the home
demand. We think, however, there will be
nm Improvement within the next six weeks.
There are a good many horses and mules in
the county for sale, some beef cattle and about
half crop Of hogs. An advance of ten cents
per bushel Will start most Of the wheat, and
this it Is thought VIII occur within the time
named. There is no surplus bacon In the coun-
try 70 carry over, and pork will command lib
eral figures. Corn Is also likely to be in de-
mand at paving price. ,,a Ifa.E
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SlAERIEI,a SALES.

Df VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID ISSUED from the Office of the Circuit Court
Clerk Of McMinn County, Tennessee, and to
me directed. will offer for sale. to the highest
biddci, for cash in hand, at the Court-house
door, in the tewn 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,
McMinn county, Tennessee, bounded on the
north by the lands Of James Wallis. west by
the lands Of David Bowermnn. south by the
lands Of Nathaniel Crttenden, east Ov Chestua
Greek. Levied on as the land of w. II. Coz.
to satisfy q judgment and costs obtained
against him in favor of Willamsrhurnmn
W. f. MARTIN. Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct. Q, 1S74.4t-prs fee $4,O0.3j7
A LS0, at the, ,me time and place, by virtue
~ Of an order Of sale issued from the Office
of the Circuit Court Clerk of McsIinn county.
Tennessee, and to me directed. will offer for
sale. to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following property, to-wit: One town lot,
situated in the town of Calhoun, and known
ms lot No, 1905. Levied on rs the property Of
Thomas Scott to satisfy Il judgment and
costs obtained against him In favor of u. f.
Martin. ". + MARTIN, Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct. 9. 1S74-it-prs fee $i,Oo-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 by the lands OF David
Varnell and Charles MeClatchey, south by
the lands of g. G. Curtis. west by the lands of
Il. Brock. Levied on rs the property Of James
McMirn, TO satisfy judgment and costs that
Theresa II johnson use of Y. Vornburg, OBJ
tanned against said James McMim.
". r. MARTIN, Dep'y Sheriff
Oct 9 1S1i.it.prs fee $i,00-327
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w heat.

White is selling in small quantities for one
dollar, and 30 cents for red. Our advices
from below show but small quantities on hand
at Atlanta, Augusta, Macon and Columbus,
and an impression prevails that an advance
In price must soon occur. Most of the crop,
South and West, is still In the hands of the
farmers, and the Southern Mills have to this
date made no accumulations, buying only
what they could grind from day to day. The
adviccs from Augusta and other points be-
low report the banks able and ready to fur
nish money to move the crops, and that bust
ness generally is improving.
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Cane Creek Academy.

In notice Of the school at the above named
place, In recent number of the PosT, II was
announced that a music department would be
added soon. Through the energy of the Trus-
tees aud Faculty, 1t has been accomplished,
and that department, with an interesting class
Of young ladies, is now under the charge OF
Miss Grace w God, Of Cleveland. The people
OF the South Side are justly proud of their
educational facilities, and, considering the
hcalthfulness Of climate, the morality of the
people, the freedom from distrac,iug intiu.
cnces, the chcapnoss Of board and tuition, aud
the skill and devotion OF the teachers, their
school merits liberal patronage from the
country at large.
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Ready Made Clothing.
To Physicians

4 large lot just received at McKeldIn & Co.'S.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Located in Most Pleasant Part of Town.
A rare opportunity for any one wishing "a

A rare opportunity Tor any one Wishing TO
secure good home at low price.
$1,000 in cash, or its equivalent, will pur-
chase comfortable dwelling with six rooms,
a convenient and substantial kitchen with two
rooms. a nice brick office, and good garden.
The property is situated on the principal
street, (Jackson) and In the most pleasant
part Of Athens. Is convenient to the BUSH
and the different Churches. Now used rs 4
manse or parsonage, and rents for ten per cent
of the price for the entire property. For fur
.her particulars enquire of Rev. d. i. Smith,
who occupies the property, or apply TO
w. b. MGKELDIN.
Athens, Tenn, Sept. 4th, 1874.
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Death of Judge Homes.

nc. w. Jones died at Knoxville last Satur-
day. The Chronicle says: Judge Jones was
born In Roane county, Tennessee, IN the year
1914. For eighteen years he has had the posi-
tion Of Judge Of the County Court Of Knox
county, which position It Is needless for us to
say he filled with honor alike to himself and
the people he represented. lie leaves two
fond and affectionate sisters TO mourn bis loss,
to whom we tender our sincere sympathy in
this their hour of sore bereavement.
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Joint Representative.

Weareaulhorized 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 November election.
We are authorized and requested to ah-
nounce NATHAN ID. REED. of Cave Spring,
Rhea county, MS a candidate to represent the
foterial district composed Of the counties Of
Meigs, Rhea, james and Cumberland in the
next Legislature. He respectfully informs
the public that he has started to run the race
through. believing the promise is to them that
hold out faithful to the end.
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To Whom IL Nav Concern.
new Advertise nenss.
Chancery Sales.
McWhirter -. swaffer, aud swaficr VS.. Me
Wnirter

McWhirter -. swaffer, aud swaifcr VS.. Me
Wnirter.
IN pursuance Of decree OF the Chaneery
L Court at Athens, Tennessee, pronounced
al its May term. 1874, In the above stated
cause, | will sell by public outcry. TO the
highest bidder. on the Premises. on Wednes-
day. the 2lst day OF October, 1874 town lots
numbers %, IS. 81, and part of Of tie west
end Of lot number %, 80 rs TO include the sta
BILE. with all the improvements thereon. Said
lots are all situated in the town Of Calhoun.
Tennessee, and will be sold separately and all
together, and the best price vii. be adopted
as the safe.
Terms:-Said lots will be sold on credit
of u, IL and Is months, except five per cent of
the purchase pfice will be required on day OF
sale. Notes aud security required, and lien
will be retained. Sale free from redemption.
}. NJ. HENDERON, Z n NJ.
Sept. %, lS,i.it-prs fee $4,0O.35I
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For County Representative.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce A. D. LANKENSllIP as a candidate
to represent McMinn county in the lower
branch of the next Legislature. Election in
November.
We are authorized and requested to an
n0uuce NlMHOD DODS0N rs u candidate TO
represent McMnn county in the lower branch
of the next Legislature. Election first Tues
day in November.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce THOS. b. MCELWEE as u candidate
to represent McMiun county in the lower
house Of the next General Assembly.
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Chips. and Things.

All quiet IN Louisiana.
Several United States vessels cf war have
entered the mouth OF the Mississippi.
The Fair at Bristol.on-the.LIne was big
success.
All kinds Of cotton goods are declining at
the trade cehters.
The United PresbyterIans Of New York have
decided to send six missionaries TO Egypt.
Night service Has been resumed on the Nash
vile and Northwestern Road.
There Is not sin gle white radical--nor a
married one, either-in Monroe county, Ga.
The Prince OF Wales has accepted the Grand
Mastership of the Order of Free Masons.
'.They that hate you shall reign over you"
Lev. XVI, II. Vide Louisiana.
The Gallatin Tennesseean says Gen. VIM. b.
Stokes "has got religion"
A grand jury In Utah has indicted Mormon
named rockingham for polygamy.
The cotton crop Of 1874 is estimated at 3, 100.
600 bales.
The Russian Car Is said to be in hearty
sympathy with Don Carlos, the Spanish Pre-.
tender.
The cotton manufactures OF the North and
East are all reducing their working time one
third, owing to depression IN business.
The Republican Convention at Knoxville
last week nominated Thornburgh-Judge
Houk declining to go before it.
Senator schurz made a powerful speech at
st. Louis last week against the social rights
bill.
Some Oh the radicals are laborng hard to
manufacture a con litioD OF affairs in Ala.
bama that Will induce Federal interference.
Under the last law Of Congress no postage
can be charged OH papers circulating in the
county where printed. Postmasters will
please note.
A Boston Court has decided that If wo-
man lends money to her husband she cannot
get 1t back. The decision will NIT be new to
many wives.
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No Competition.

We notice in'the Premium List for the East
Tennessee Division FAIR n prize offered for u
better remedy than Harris Great Relief We
are glad to,seet the prize offered, for it stimu-
lates others TO attempt to get up a Better
thing, but we think this will be very hard to
do, for we know Of no medicine SO universally
popular and destrvedly so, as DIR. Harts
Great Relief. II is certainly fat ahead Of any
thing Of the sort NOW ON the market.
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TRUST SALE.

ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: IN AND
L by virtue OF authority conferred upon me
IN certain mortgage-deed. executed by Fati-
ma Wells to w. q. Wilson. Ms security for a
certain debt therein mentioned, and the con.
dition Of which has been broken. Therefore,
/ will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder. AT
the Courthouse, IN Athens. on saturday, DC.
tober i7th, 1874. the follow Ing property, to-wlti
One grey Mare. and two undivided shares IN
the farm formerly owned by WIN. Prgther
deceased. situate IN the fifth civil district Of
McM,nn county, Tennessee; all Of which Is
the property Of the said Failma Wells, and
mOrtgageo In the above mentioned deed.
VIC. WILSON, Mortgage.
Sept. 25, IS7i.3t-356
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GubernatoriaI Canvass.

The candidates for Governor will speak nj
the following times and places-in East Ten
Bessee:
Mornstown. Friday, October 2.
Knoxville, saturday, October 81
Maryyile. Monday, October 8.
sweetwater. Tuesday. October G.
Athens, Wednesday. October q.
Cleveland, Thursday, October :.
Chattanooga, Friday, 0ct0ber9.
J. l.. RICE.
Chairman DENT tx. Com.
w. r. PRossER,
for Republican Ex. Com,
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HI. sbults W.. n. NJ. R,,es.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
i Court at Athens, Tennessee, pronounced at
its May term, 1874, In the above stated cause,
will sell to the highest bidder, by public
cutlery, on'the premises, on Tuesday, the 21th
day Of October, 1874, one house aud lot OF
land, situate in the town Of Mouse Greek,
Tennessee. being the same where defendant
II. NJ. Bales no~ lives.
Terms: Said house and lot will be sold on
n credit Of q and IL months time. Notes and
good security will be required, and lien will
he retained. Sale free from redemption.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, & Il NJ.
Oct. ., lSTi-it.prs fee $i,00-Jj,
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Deputy SHERIFF.

We understand that sheriff Garrison has
appointed W. +. Martin, Of Calhoun, TO a
Gepuyship. Capt. Martin was deputy un-
der Sheriff Gouldy, and proved himself one
of the best officers in the county. We learn
that Mr.. Garrison has also appointed Frank
Trip'ett to a dcputyshp. Mr.. Triplett lives
Ia the 18th civil district, and Ia good man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-02
Tennessee Valley Fair-AdditlOnt
AL List Of Premiums.

Best Mich Cow. $40
Best 10 lbs Honey comb,
Best Poland China Hogs same as Berkshires.
Best Chester Boar, same MS Berkshires.
All Corn exhibited to be in the ear.
Best acre Wheat and Corn instead Of $40 is 10
Best lady equestrian, not less than five en-
tries, special premium by the President, IL
So Bride.
The Books are now open for entries. and to
save time and trouble, all persons having ami
mails and articles to exhibit will please make
application TO joe Mcpherson Secretary. Sui
phur Springs. All entries must be made by
O'Clock p. m. October l4th.
All Marshals, superintendent, Directors
and Officers will please attend at the Fair
Grounds by 3 O'Clock n. M, on the first day Of
the Fair, October 18th
w. p. DARWIN, President,
S. r. Howard Vice President,
JoE. MCPHERSON, Rec. Scc'y :.
j. A. A BERNATHY, Cor. Scc'y