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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23
Chancery Sales.
Mewhlrttf vs.. swaner, and swaifer ". Nc
Whirier.

Mewhirttr w.. swarer, and swaler ", Nc.
Whittier.
tn pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
Il Court at Athens, Tennessee, pronouneed
at its May term, 1874, IN the above stated
cause, I will sell by public oatcry, 20 the
highest bidder. on the premises, on wednes.
day, the 9lst day Of October, 1914, town lot,
numbers IS, b6, 81, and II part on " the west
end Of lot number -, 20 a. 10 include the sta
BILE, with all the improvements thereon, Said
lots are all situated In the town az Calhoun
Tenuessee, and will he sold separately and all
together, and the best price will be adopted
a. the sale.
Terms:-sald lots win be sold on credit
Of o, IL and Is months, except five per cent o
the purchase price will be required on day Of
sale. Notes and secHrity required, aud lieu
will be retained. Sale free from redemption
J. M. HENDER0N, C& NJ
Sept. %, 1s74-4t-prs fee $i,ooS5I
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Notice is hereby given that an election will
he held in each civil district of McMnn coun.
ty, on Tuesday, 3D. day of November, 1874, tc
vote for Governor, Congressman, and Mem
bers to the Legislature. The following are
the officers appointed to hold the election:
LIST District, W q Kelley; I'd, John b; Ken
Faulkner; 9TH, j. #. Sherman, jr.; 9Th, VIM
l.. Reynolds; Sth, II. NJ. Mckenzie; 9th, s. NJ
Thomas; 10th, j. p. Miller; nth, John Nc.
Grew; 18th, j. q. Brock; 18th. John Elliott;
l4th, Frank Triplett; 18th, Henry Scybert;
10th, W. +. Martin; nth, ID. W. Weeks. .
Oct. 16-3t /. s. GARRISON, Sheriff.
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Buy ~ Broom .

We acknowledge the receipt of a Broom,
through the house OF j. Matthews a. Co., OF
this place, manufactured by the Maryville
Broom Company, MaryviIle, Tenn. We are
glad to learn of manufacturing enterprises of
any kind springing up in East Tennessee, and
hope the parties engaged in the Maryville Fac
tory will be largely encouraged. We must
manufacture more and buy less from abroad
before we can everhope to make East Tennes-
sec really prosperous. Encourage home in
dustry, build up home manufactures, support
home mechanics, create home market and
cultivate spirit OF harmony and mutual de-
pendence among the different industrial pur-
suits. That's the ticket to win. AS long as
we buy more than we sell we are bound TO be
poor and always hard run for money.
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sn ERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of two orders Of sale issued from
ID the Office OF the Circuit Court Clerk oi
McMinn County, Tennessee, and to me direct
ed, will offer for sale, TO the highest bid.
der, for cash In hand, At the Courthouse
door, In the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on
Monday, 9th day Of November, 1874, all the
right, title, interest and claim that s. W Roys-
ton has In and TO the following described
lands, to-wit Two Hundred Acres, being the
tract on which y. w. Royston now resides, IN
the Sth civil district OF McMinn county, Ten
nessec, adjoining the lands Of & and I Rig
gins. Zeigler, Mitchell CASTOR, and others;
also on One Hundred and Sixty Acres. belong.
ing to $. W. Royston, lying in the eth civil
district. McMinn county. Tennessee, adJo.n-
ing the lands Of 9 and T higgins, A Nc
Kenzic, the heirs OF J r. Lane and others
Levied on ~ the lands Of =. W. Royston, 10
satisfy judgments and costs that j. ii. HUI,
Assignee, obtained against him.
w. II. HOWARD, Dpy Sh'G.
Oct. o, 1S74-4t.prs fee $G,00-35S
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For County Representative.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce w. q. WILSON as n candidate TO rep
resent McMinn county in the lower branch Of
the next General Assembly Of Tennessee
Election first Tuesday In November.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce A. Is. BLANKENSIIP as Il candidate
TO represent MeMinn county in the lower
branch Of the next Legislature. Election In
November.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce NIMROD DODSON RS a candidate Il
represent McMinn county In the lower branch
OF the next Legislature. Election first Tues
day In November.
We are authorized and requested TO an,
nounce THOS. Il. MCELWEE AS candidat,
to represent McMinn county in the lower
house OF the next General Assembly.
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LII. Shuts vi NJ. nales.

TN pursuance OF a decree Of the Chancery
L Court at Athens, Tennessee, pronounced ri
It's MAY term, 1874, In the above stated cause
| will sell TO the highest bidder, by public
cutlery, on the premises, on Tuesday, the 27tl
day Of October. 1874, one house and lot Of
land, situate in the town of Mouse Greek
Tennessee, being the same where defendant
III. NJ. Bales now lives.
Terms said house and lot viii be sold on
a credit of and - months time. Notes aud
good security will be required, and Il lien will
be retained. Sale free fro'r redemption.
D.. HENDERSON,, AN.
Oct. 9, iST4-4t-prs fee $4,00-35.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Chancery CeRrt at OOltawnh.

Lou. A. Adams, Administrative, VS.. The Heirs
and Creditors Of VIM. l.. Adams, decd.
DURsUANT TO A DECRETAL ORDER
L Of said Court in the above entitled cause,
| will on
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Premium for Wheat.

The following named parties james Howe,
j. Il Tom King, T. =. Sharp & Co., Darwin,
Gass Il Co., and ]. G. Alternately Il Sons-of.
fer premium of $50 for the cleanest and best
crop of wheat of over 100 bushels. The wheat
to be taken right from the Separator, and to
be accompanied by sworn statement that il
is fair sample Of the whole crop. The sam.
piles to BIO exhibited at sulphur Springs Rhoa
county.
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SHuERIFF,S SALES .

Shb - pA
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
I'D issued from the Office Of the Circuit Court
Clerk Of McMinn County, Tennessee, and 10
me directed, | will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, ut the Court-house
door, In the town of Athens, on Monday, the
ID day of November, 1874. the following de-
scribod 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 Bowerman, south by the
lands Of Nathaniel Crittenden, east oy Chestua
Creek. Levied on as the land OF W. II Coe,
to satisfy Judgment and costs obtained
against him In favor Of william Thurman.
w. Il. MARTIN, Dop'y Sheriff.
Oct. 9, 1S74-4t-prs fee $i,0O.S57
A LS0, ut tho same time 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, for cash in hand,
the following property, to-wit: One town lot,
situated In the town Of Calhoun, and known
ms lot No. l0j. Levied on as the property Of
Howard Scott, TO satisfy judgment and
costs obtained against him in favor of u. u.
Martin. w. +. MARTIN, Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct 2, 1S7i-it.prs fee $4,0O-357
A LS0, at the same time and place, by virtue
N Of an order OF SALE issued from the office
Of the Circuit Court Clerk of McMlnn county,
Tennessee. and TO me directed | will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, fol cash IN hand,
the following property to-wll; Eighty Acres
Of land, more or less, situate in the 18Th civil
district, McNIinn county, Tennessee, bounded
on the north and east by the lands Of David
Varnell and Charles McClatchey, south by
the lands Of G. q. Curtis, west by the lands Of
Is. Brock. Levied on as the property Of James
McMinn. to satisfy judgment and costs that
Theresa II johnson use OF +. Vornburg, OBJ.
tanned against said James McNlinn.
w. T.. MARTIN, Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct. 2, 1s74-4t-prs fee 81, 0O-327
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SlJERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued from
ID the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county, and to me directed, | will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, at the Courthouse door, in the town
of athens, on Monday, the 10Th day Of No
vember, 1874, the following property, to-wit:
One Hundred and Thirty Acres Of land, more
or less, lying in the LIST civil district, McMinn
county, Tennessee, bounded on the north by
James Carter, or :he west by M. g. Smith, on
the south by W. B. l.. Reagan, on the east by
Jefferson Glaze. Levied on AZ the property OF
w. q. Kelley, to satisfy a judgment and costs
that w. II. Briant, Assignee Of A. Forrest, re-
covered against said W. G. Kelley.
A. G. BLEVINS, Dep'y Sheriff.
Oct. 1G, 1S74-4t.prs fee SIS, 00-359
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

IN OPERATION
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Have moved into their New Building, where
they are now receiving and opening one of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Seasonnble
Goods ever brought to this market, to which
they respectfully invite attention. There is
no fiction about it-in ladies' dress goods and
gentlemen's wear, their assortment is simply
without parallel. Advertisement next week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

There was an error in the figure in regard
to the price of gross hogs as published last
week. Five cents is the highest amount paid
MS yet. 1t is safe TO quote at 4a5 cents, accord
ing to size aud condition. We understand
cents gross is the asking price at Sweetwater.
A number have been shipped at the Athens
Depot for Rome, Georgia, since our last issue.
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aIENTITN&(IlSSIlAL INSTITUTE
Sulphur Springs. Rhea Co., Tenn.

TINE CURRENT SESSION OF THIS IN
i stitute opened August cath. 1874, TO con-
tlnue forty weeks. under the care Of the un.
designed. The session il Ill sided into short
and a long .s-m Of eighteen and twenty-five
weeks respectively. at the following
RatCs or TaitIon,
Short Term. Long Term.
First Class . 6.25 First Glass s s,ss
Second Class 800 Second Glass 100
Third Class 1913 Third Glass 1919
Fourth Glass 1850 Fourth Glass III, 80
Incidental Fee--Payable In Advance.
40 cents. w cents.
One half tuition payable on entrance. other
half at close OF term. Pupils are chai ged
from entrance 10 close Of term. No deduc-
tion made except for protraeted sickness.
French and slsc are taught 10y afirst-class
instructress, at usual rates. Board 10 easily
obtained at frshi $40 to $500.
The discipline |. healthful, having for It's
object the highest interest Of the pupils.
The system Of instruction Is OF no storeo-
typed pattern, but such rs (under the circum.
stances, will hest develop the mental and
moral powers and enrich the mind. To train
the pupil to think and teach him hOw TO
study are primary and leading objects; there
fore all systems that treat the mind AS a mere
receptacle are assiduously avoided ms not re-
cognizing the minds intrinsic worth, aud
wholly inadequate to its symmetrical and natu-
raj order OF development, aud hence wanting
in the essentials Of true education.
The Mineral waters at this place are une-
qualled for their curative qualities. The
place Is beautiful and healthful. All the
leading religious denominations are represent
ed here. For furtheg particulars apply TO the
Principal, j. u. STEPHENS.
Oct. 20, ls74-.s9oO
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RObesOu AZ Nixon

Have just received one Of tue largest stocks
of Goods ever brought to Atheus--bought at
the very lowest stage of the market-apd they
are prepared to offer extraordinary induce
ments to CASH buyers. You will save money
by calling on them and pricing their stock be-
fore buying elsewhere. [Oct. 23-tf.
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A Good Thing,

From the reports that reach us from all sec
tions, we must incline to the opinion that
Messrs. Sanford, Chamberlain Albers have
Il good thing in their Hart's Celebrated Blood
and Liver Pills. They inform us that their
sales are increasing daily and every one is
praising the virtues of this great remedy.
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.IoInt Representntive.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN X. NEAL, OF Rhea county. as
a candidate to represent Meigs, Rhea, James
and Cumberland in the next Legislature.
Weareauthorized and requested to announce
W.. j. FOWLER, of Monroe, as q candidate
for Joint Representative in the District CON-
posed of the counties of Monroe and Loudon,
at the ensuing November election.
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and Classical Institute

Attention is invited to the advertisement of
Prof. stephens, of Rhea Springs Institute. We
had the pleasure of meeting Prof Stephens at
the Springs last week. Hos agentleman ofpre-
possessing manners and department, and is
said to DO skillful teacher. We hope the In.
stitute under his auspices will be largely at
tended. No place is more eligibly located for
the building up Of first class educational In
stitution,
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no 'EEse E,atltess

Silk Poplns, Silk and Wool Diagonals
French Merinos, serges, Alpaccas, all colors
Cashmeres, Margate Cloths, and other Dress
Goods in great variety; also, u very large and
beautiful stock Of Shawls, all Of which will
be sold very cheap for CASH at Robson &
Nixon's. Oct. 23-tf.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Our fellow-townsman, Col. Clementson,
started Tuesday morning en- route for the
Sparta Mass Meeting. Col. G. is one Of the
best speakers In the State, and will give our
friends beyond the mountain u talk worth
listening to.
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Tennessee Valley Fair.

The First Fair Of the Tennessee Valley Az
ricultural and Mechanical Association COM
meneed at Rhea Springs Wednesday OF last
week, aud closed Saturday. We had the plea
sure Of being present Thursday and FRIDAY,
each Of which days the attendance was large,
numbering between fifteen hundred and two
thousand persons. We have neither time nor
space for an extended noticc-such an one as
we think the occasion really deseryes-and
must be content to say that the Fair, although
the first effort, was a success, being creditable
In every respect. The display in the ladies'
department was fne-better, indeel, than at
any Fair in East Tennessee which we have at
tended. In the vegetable line, the specimens
on exhibition couldn't be beat anywhere, and
the variety and quality Of apples was alto
gether superior. The samples Of small grain
and corn were also very fine. There was, too,
respectable array Of improved agricultural
implements.
The show OF stock-horses, mules, milk and
beef cattle, sheep, cashmcres, hogs, &c.-was
good, and would have been considered highly
credtable In any section. In word, we think
the officers and the members Of the AssocIa-
tion generally have calse to be satisfied with
their first Fair, as we know the visitors were,
and II they continue in the way they have
commenced, they will accomplish great deal
counties. They are on the right road. County
Fairs, when properly conducted, will do more
TO stimulate progress and success in agricu-
ture and stock-raising than any plan that
could be adopted. The farmers Of the Ten
nessee Valley are in earnest, and we have no
doubt that the second Fair at Rhca Springs
will excel even the first, as good and respect
able as the latter proved to be. They have
our best wishes for success, and will alwsys
command the hearty and honest cooperation
of this paper in every enterprise calculated to
promote the agricultural and mechanical in
terests Of their section.
We noticed that Col. II. b. Yearwood was
present at Rhea, acting as Chief Marshal and
giving the officers Of the Association the bene-
fit Of his skin and experience In such things,
and II is hardly necessary to add that the pro-
gramme was carried out in good style.
We enjoyed the occasion finely, and beg to
return our thanks to Major WATSON, the gen.
tlemanly proprietor of The Springs, aud the
officers Of the Fair for their courlesies and at
tention. A list Of the premiums will be pub
lished in this paper week after next, when it
will be seen that McMinn and Monroe coun-
ties were both creditaby represented in the
stock department There was also speciality
or two in the mechanic arts to which we pro-
pose to refer particularly when less absorbed
with the approaching elections.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

We have to- thank II. p. Williams, Of the
Mocking Crow region, for II fresh yenison ham.
Broilcd venson steak. hot coffee, nicely baked
biscuits, and sweet fresh butter, make pretty
good breakfast these bright frosty mornings
We remember 4 time when wo Jared good
deal worse. Friend Williams has placed us
under peculiar obligations.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Superior inducements to emigrants are now
offered over the Memphis Il Charleston Rail
RoaJ-all rail, fewer changes and closer con.
necIions than any other Road. Before you
buy your tickets call on or address j. NJ,
CROW, Passenger Agent, Cleveland, Tennes.
see. Sept. II, lS74-tf.354
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Indian summer commenced last Sabbath.
Election first Tuesday IN November.
Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ. L. Church al
Athens commences tomorrow, the Gath.
The Hon. T. Nixon Van Dyke left on the
18th to attend the Louisville Convention.
Circuit Court at Dunlap, Sequatchie county,
next Monday.
Chestnut mast heavy and 'simmon crop
abundant.
Wheat, early sowing, is UP and looking
spendidly.
EX-President johnson is advertised 10
speak at Cleveland on the Goth.
Bushwhacker got away from the Chatta-
no0ga nag badly at The Rhea races.
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Sweet P0tafOes.

Hit. McRoberts, Of McMinn, and J. r. Get
tvs, Of Meigs, both have our thanks for liberal
samples from their sweet potato patches. The
crop In this section is larger and better than
usual
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

The Quadrille party at Rhea Springs Satur.
day night, under the inspiration and direction
OF Prof. Leiderhofer, was nice affair. The
Professor is fine musician, and exactly the
right man to have around on such occasions.
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Reward.

A tin sign, beautifully painted, was stolen
from the window Of McWhrter's Drug Store.
1t is an advertisement Of simmons Liver
Regulator. h handsome reward will be paid
for the apprehension Of the thief with sufli-
cient evidence TO convict. Oct. 23-tf
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For State senator.

We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce T. l.. CATE, OF Bradley county, AZ
4 candidate for the State Senate from the sixth
District, composed Of the counties Of Loudon,
Monroe, McMinn. Polk, Bradley and Meigs.-
Election first Tuesday In November.
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The ESemson why

You should buy your medicines from the
Athens Drug Store, kept by John 4. Gibson,
is because It is patronized by all Of the lead.
ing Physicians of this and surrounding coun.
ties. Oct. 23-lt.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

James Burnett, ct oil. vs.. Isham Burnett, ct al.
fOriginal BILL

james Burnett, ct al. vs.. lsham Burnett, ct nj.
[0rIginal BILL
TT appearing 20 the Master from the hlega-
L tions OF complaInants Bill, which Ia sworn
TO. that the defendants lsham Burnett. Gideon
J. L. Neil, W. X. Neil, Joseph Il. Neil, Joseph
Il. Lowe, Cyrus Lowe, Jane Lowe, and Albert
Lowe, are all non-residents OF the State ~
Tennessee: II IN therefore ordered that phbli-
cation be made for four consecutive weeks In
the Athens Post, requiring all the above men,
TONED nonresident defendants 10 appear be-.
fore the Chancellor at our next Cbanccry
Court TO be held Mt the Courthouse, In
Athens, for McAlinn county, Tennessee, on tho
23d day Of November, 1874, then and there 10
Bill, or the same will be taken ~ confessed
and set for hearing OK pafto az TO them.
i. NJ. HENDERSON, G. AZ NJ.
W, II. Briant, Solicitor for Defendants.
Oct. II, lS74.4t-prs fee S5,0O-3J9
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Produce Wanted.

WILLIAMS n co. WANT TWO CAR
w loads Dried Apples and Peaches. also
500 pounds good fresh Butter. 1000 dozen Eggs,
5000 pounds Cotton Rags, 800 pounds good
new Feathers, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
Cantrells X Roads, SEPT. II, lsIi'h.S0i
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Another Candidate.

Thos. A. Cass is q candidate 10 represent
McMinn county In the lower branch Of the
next Legislature, and says he intends 10 run
the race right straight through.
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Public Speaking.

W. G.. Wilson, candidate for the Legish-
ty, at the following times and places. Other
candidates for the Legislature are respectful.
ly invited to attend and participate in che dis
cusson. Speaking to commence ut 9 o'clock
o. oh Inu.
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sIl ERnFF'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 Courthouse door, In
the town OF Athens. on Monday, 10th day Of
November. 1874 All the right, title, interest aud
claim that Il. i. Gibson aud wife has in and TO
-Four Hundred Acres Of land lying III the 10Th
civil distrirt of McMinn county, Tennessee,
and bounded rs follows; On the east 10y the
lands Of John Barker, on the north by tho
lands Of Moses Long, on the west by the lands
Of widow Bradford, and on the south by tho
lands Of Nirnrod Dodson. Levied on a. the
lands Of T.. 4. Gibson and wife. to satisfy two
Judgments and costs, one that Robson a.
Nixon recovered against them, and one that
Thomas Ridens use Of Eaton Il Wilson, re-
covered against them.
rs. GARRISON, Sheriff.
Oct. o, 1ST4-Jt.p rs fee 81. OO.35S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

WIN. A. GRuBB died at this place. Of heart
disease, at bali past nine o'clock Thursday
morning. lie was up aud attending business
an hour before his death.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

The Louisville Library Lottcry--last Glass
draws on the 80th Of November. See adver-
tIsemcnt on fourth page. The scheme Is mag
niGcont and embraces two and half million
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Col. Savage's Appointments.

Col. John ii. Savage will speak at the fol
lowing times and places:
Jasper, Monday, October &c.
Pikeville. Tuesday, October 81.
Washington, wednesday, October 90.
Athens, Thursday, October 20.
Cleveland, Friday, October 30.
Chattanooga, Saturday, October 81.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Squire W. q. Allen, Washington, Tennes.
SEQ, will receive aud receipt for subscriptions
TO the posT
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.
UorCor.re.--second Dj,trIct.

We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce GEORGE w. MABRi, OF Knox c0un-
~. a. candiaate for Congress from the Sec
ond District OF Tennessee. Election 81 OF
November.
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CO WI WI u M CHAL.
Athens Market.

ATHENS. October -, 1874.
Corn scarce so cts, Flour 3.00a3.00 for family
Bacon, ~ to II cents, Lard, In tin cans
IL cts ;Butter 30 cts; Eggs, 12h cts; Meal 30;
Hay, 10 per 100 lbs; Oats, a, Feathers,
live geese, so; Beeswax, 25; Rags, 9 cents.
Wheat 1.00a105 for choice white, red 30 cents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-10-23

Nathan ID. Reed has withdrawn from the
race for Joint Representative in Megs, Rhea
Cumberland and james. This leaves the race
between Col. Neal, Of Rhea, and Mr.. Cate, oil
James, with the chances decidedly in favor Of
the former