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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-21
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.



NEW ORLEANS, NoveR Dor -. - Weather
clear and pleasant. No arrivals. Departed
Belle Les, Memphis.
i0inches and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
L.UIsyILLK. hovember 20.-RiveT on a
stand. with % incnes In canal. Westher
pleasant and clear.
NASHVILLE, November 20.-The river is
OF cloudy and cold.
vIcKsBURG, November 20 Weather clear
and cool River falling slowly. Up: Utah.
Down; X. h. Lee. arrived: Capitol City.
PIrrsBURe, november 20.--River S8 inches
by metal works aud rising slowly; rising e.
points above. Weather cloudy anu cool, with
light snow and raiu.
EVANSVILLE, November ~. Weather
cloudy, Mei curry S29 20 Si9. River rising,
with 2feet on the gauge. business active.
CAIRO, November 70, NOOn.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Departed St. Joseph, 81.
LOUIS, d ~. 3 Gene We've, Mem phis, II p m
... Nigh6--Arrtved: City Oh ficksbuTg, ~.
Louis, pm. 1he several steamers chartered
excdisfon sre nov announced 10 leave mere
November 25th instead Of 2othi On account OF
low wafer. hlver o feet inches aud rising.
Weather clear. Mercury S2o.
At. LOUIS, November 2)-Wsather clear
and cool, and freezing this evening. River
stationary. Arrived Paragon, New Orleans ,
Julia, Vicksburg; St. Joseph, mphis. De-
parted: Grand Tower, Memphis; Viola, n ele-
ma; OsceOia, New Orleans.
PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, November q, ] a.m.-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio valley, clear or cibai-
ing geather.a slight rise of tenn perature.s outh
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DY virtue Of tho powers vested IN rns by d.
Ii cree OF the second Circuit Cont OF alielbw
county, appointing me trustee in the rooEs
and sisa1 OF Wm. III. PassmoFe. 70 a deed "a
trust Dade by John y. Miller 70 sid VIM. IA.
PURPOSES therein spsci fed, and recorded ID
iha Registers once Of shelby county, Ten.
nessso, In book No. T5 page Blls I VIII, on
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TIE Democrstie-Co Conservative ma
J'il.s ~ The city Of New Orleans, sc-
oosaiog y the returning boards ssti-
iosieI y'ill b. over twelve thousand.
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n, :, = % q . l111lIs
Inc Deutscher BrDdcr- -Buisd will give
It's nth annual ball at Cochran nail toe
mofrow-Dight, and are nIsking ar.
rangements to insure for il 4 briII,sat
evening OF pleasure and epiovnaent TLa
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- = .ss.ssass.ev-wu II can be
patiently submitttd 10 IN Mississippi. or
whether L would be patiently Submitted
70 Ia Michigan OF Vermont, Is psrt of
tne general problem before Us. Presi.
dent Grant in bis message declares tbat
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Nieksburg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes of tbat
historic city. Once more viii the negro
'l uIscoFef LhAt ne II constantly being
uageu 20 oeeds OF desperation to keep Ia
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- =. e ls,taos sasia cOrgupJ 0Inelals
who, with one OF two exceptions, have
plundered the pubic treasury and set
the laws and rights OF she people at
oedsneei that these officials Of late have
been 50 banded together as to efeetualiy
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Fifty more persona belonging 10
Con5risti havs bssn arrested &C Mayies.
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- Snot : e. = a1uiti pfys a n
frsf. luis lzIn day Of Decen bel, ,fS74
h- ". CALDWELL. J. p
a. Reichmann, atty Tor pItn deci5 su
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SPECIAL TO MERCHANTS,

NhE ~ Iollowipg goods, bought last week sf
Il FORCED CASH SALES. are ofrerad n ts. -
CASH al prices as INV ~ b., - ~ - - w
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Send in your Orders EarIy.
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASUNIO NUII IUEs
DENN CHAPTER No. 2 4. A. N, o
I A called convoeation Of Penn hap ~
ter No y K. A. Masons viii be held this/NN
(SAT RDAY) evening November DIST, at 7
o'clock, at their Hall, Gayoso block, for work
In the NJ. <. degree.
Compaa ions In good standing are fratsr
nally invited.
By order OF a. ]. WHEELER, II. P.
JOHN ]. WELLER, Secretary. nov2l
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SMITH, CLAYTON d co. COMPLETELY
sNUBRED.
Al nIrrFr Az 1.-THE RocK.

Governor Garland, OF Arkansas, tele-
graphs bis counsel here to-day, from
Little Rock, as follows: Gan peace; 40
noise; no disturbance"
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| WASHINGTON, November q, a.m.-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio valley, clear or cibai-
| ing Weathera slight rise Of tenn perature,s south
or west winds and slowly falling barometer.
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.. VENDIG,
aR8 AT THg @T.
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Local and Other RrieGIetr.
Athens, Aug. 10, 1874.

Big crowd In town Monday.
Heavy rains last week, much to the relief Of
the farmers.
Show coming-"great moral show"-to be
here tomorrow week.
Circuit Court for Bradley county first Mon.
day in September.
Trade in watcrmelons heavy throughout the
week.
Nightly meetings a. tho "Platform" are in.
creasing in Interest.
The school at Forest Hill Academy com.
mences next Monday.
Our list Of candidates, 1t will be observed,
Is not as large as IL was week or two ago.
The ring Of the trowel and the thrilling cry
Of "morc mortw are making things musical on
the north side Of the square.
Schorn n Hornsby are at the McGaughey
Corner, with their stock OF dry goods, groce'
ries, clocks, watches. jewelry, etc.
Charley Gibson has removed his Family
Grocery to the west side Of the square, in the
Boyd Building, which has been ie-modeled
and much improved.
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Notice.

Hereafter all calls upon parties to become
candidates for public office will be charged at
the usual advertising rates. Communications
advocating the claims Of candidates, or to
promote individual or pcrs onal interests will
bu charged for In every instance. We have
done .gratuitous work enough In the last seven
years TO bopelessly embarrass one OF more pc
cuniary resources than we ever expect to be,
and, what Is worse than all, the obligation Is
generally forgotten as soon MS incurred. We
pay full value for everything we get, and
sometimes more too. When we buy bushel
OF wheat from the farmer we don't EXPECT him
to make us q present Of n hndqunrter Of beef
and side Of bacon; II we purchase dollars
worth Of sugar VI tho merchant, we couldn't
reasonably ask him to throw in three dollars
worth Of coffee and a bolt OF calico. So Of the
man who pays us two dollars yeai for the
PosT; we contract to furnish him with fifty
two papers for that sum, and when that is full.
allied his claim upon us onds--the transaction
being presumed to be mutually beneficial.
Religious notices and well written commu-
nicatlons affecting educational and other pub
Tic interests are always published with plea
sure.
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Chips, and Things.

The steamer Henry Ames was suagged on
the Mississippi last week. Three lives lost.
The retirement Of currency thus far has ex.
eeeCed the amount Of new circulation.
Three horse thieves were hanged at Ozark,
Arkansas, on the Sth.
Shelby county, and al :he rest Of West
Tennessee, has gone Democratic,
Maury county has elected ali Conservatives
except the Sheriff, who run as an Independent,
Earnest Smith, negro, was hung In Mary
land last Friday for rape.
The Radical Convention recently held at
Selma, Alabama, endorsed the civil rights
bill.
The National Bank Of Missouri. located at
ST. Louis, has surrendered its circulation aud
retired Its bonds to :he amount OF $9j0,O00.
The Democrats OF Old Bedford elected all
their county officers, and FRIEND Russ, Of the
Commercial, is happy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-14
An Extraordinary Jury.

The jury on the Gentry case last Monday
contained 0 Master Masons, one Past Master,
3 Royal Arch, and three Council Members; s
of them were Grangers-3W orthy Masters and
2 Oversoers; there was also in the number |
School Teacher, Justices and one old Bache.
lor. Twelve men combining such an array OF
benevolence, enterprise, learning, and legal
information, IL seems to us ought to have at.
tanned some other result than a mistrial. It's
awful to keep u poor Jail such weather
as this. These Jurors have 2O70 bushels Of
wheat for sale, and 372 acres in corn, which il
is estimated will yield 1900 bushels, or an ave
rage of 10 Is bushels per acre.
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ECsJ'rOR'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
I'D vested IN me by the will Of John foomey,
deceased, ! will offer for sale, TO the highest
bidder, ut the late residence. on Friday, the
2lst day Of August. 1874, all the right, title,
and interest in and TO n certain tract Of land
situated in Polk county, Tennessee, on Coma
saugn Greek. two miles from It's mouth, al.
joining the lands Of J. II. Mayfeld, l.. 4.
Moore aud others, containing Eighty-Six aud
one bali acres, II being the lands Of which
said Toomcy died seized and possessed.
Minimum estimation by Commissioners Of
the Church $4,000.
Terms Of Sale,--One hundred and fifty dol
lars down, the remainder, one hundred dol.
lars annually, with interest at q per cent. on
all the unpaid purchase money, and a lien re-.
tanned on the land until nll the purchase
money Is paid. CALVIN DENTON, Excr.
IuIy -. lsI4.it.pr- fee 81, 00.3i7
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Circuit Court, neigs County.

T. j. Gibson aud NJ. A. Gibson VS.. VIM.
Wann and wife, ct ais.
(NAME the complainant 7. J. Gibson, by his
" solicitor. and moved the Court to amend
his bill in this cause so An to make said bill
charge that Mary Il. Thompson. formerly
Mary T.. Gibson and husband - Thompson.
aud John 4. Gibson, are adult heirs of Elmer
son Gibson. decd, and that they are non.rc>l-
dents Of the State of Tennessee: II is there
fore ordered by the Court that publication he
made in the Athens Post. u newspaper pub
lished in Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident defendants to APP
pear and make defense on or before the first
day o! the next term Of the Court said Court
to be held Mt Decatur, on the LIST Monday OF
October. 1874, TO plead, answer o. dcmur or
otherwise make defense TO complNinnnts Bill
and Amended Bill or the same will be taken
for confessed rs 20 them aud the cause vet for
hearing ex partc. n. j. LlLLAkD, Clerk.
II. NJ. Smith, Sol for Comprt.
July 81, 1874 lt.prs fee S5.OO-3iS
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TrI.XYcekly Scryicc.

We are gratiied to learn that tr-weekly
service has been established between Athens
and Cantrells X Roads and Cogh'll. This
will enable our subscribers on the South Side
OF the county to receive their papers the same
day they are printed. The mails will leave
Athens at IL m, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. There is large amount of bust
ness done both at Coghill and Cantrell's X
Roads. and this increase Of mail facilities will
prove n great convenience to the thrifty PEG.
pie of the South Side We are not without
hope. too, that it will add to the circulation of
the Posi- in that direction.
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EAST TENNESSEE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Athens, Tennessee.

REV. JAMES A, DEAN, u. d., President
INHE NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE
L on Tuesday, september ls', and close
January 18th. The Faculty having boon Cn-
larged. all the Departments viii aNenmplc IN.
-trucIon. aud the efficiency Of the school VIII
be in all respects increased Drcssmust be sine
pie and inexpensive. No minor will bc per.
mittcd TO contract debts without written per-
mission from the parents. Books and stntiohr.
ry can be obtained at the College, ut reduced
prices. Glasses viii be organized the first
day. No reduction for absence the llrst a, last
three weeks Of the Term, aud none permitted
to leave before the close OF the Term, without
a written request from the parents. Board So,
per week. Tuition from $40 10 $25--according
TO advancement, students can board them
selves ut small cost Catalogues free,
Address j. :. MATTHEW'S, Esq, Secretary,
or Rev. NJ. NJ. CAhLEN, Financial Agent.
June %, lS1t.tI.3l3 ,
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The premium list Of the Eastern Division
Fair association, has been sent us In pham-
phlet form. The second annual exposition
will be held at Knoxville, Tuesday, Wednes.
day. Thursday and Friday, october @, 7,
and o. This list indicates that the coming ex.
position will be far superior IN the number
and variety Of articles displayed to THOSE
which have preceded it. In the appointment
OF super intcndents for the various divisions
the association has shown an intention to
make II a Fair for East Tennessee by dstrbut-
ing those officers well among the counties.
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ATHENS FEMALE SEMINARY,
Athens, Tennessee.

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
/ for Young ladies and little girls viii be.
gin on Monday the 10th Of August, 1874. a..
The school will be IN charge Of Mrs. MARY
W. SuLLINs, with competent assistants, We
hope TO merit and receive liberal share OF
patronage. Instruction thorough -dlsrpll
mild but firm. All the branches 0f u thorough
education taught. Particular attention paid
to spelling, Reading, Writing and Composition.
Characterization ranges from $sto SIS.
according to studics--C Contingent fee 81 .00;J
Music $40. Noextra charge for French. Half
to be paid in advance, the other half At the
close. Price OF board reduced TO suit the times.
For information address, 7. SUl.LINS.
June >, lsI4.tG3i0l Athens. Tenn.
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Notice to Stockholders.

EAST TENN, VA. 4 GA, II. II. COMPANY,
OFFICE SECRETARY & TREASURER,
Knoxville, Tenn, August lst, 1874
THE REGULAR ANNUAL CONVEN-
l. ton Of the Stockholders Of this Company
will he held at The Company's Depot, In
the city of Knoxville, on Wednesday, the
2d Of September, 1874 An Stockholders wish.
ing to attend the meeting of said Convention.
will be passed over this road free Of charge to
aud from the Convention.
JAMES q. MITCHELL,
Aug. |, lS1i-td-3lDl Sec'y Il Treas.
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.Eoint Rcprescntniixe.

eareauthorized and requested to announce
w. J. FOWLER, Of Monroe, as Il candidate
for Joint Representative In the District COM
posed Of the counties Of Monroe aud Loudon,
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc NATHAN ID. REED. of Cave Spring,
Rhea county, rs n candidate to represent the
fotrrial district composed of the counties OF
Meigs, Rhca. James and Cumberland in the
next Legislature. lie respectfully informs
the public that he has starte TO run the race
through. believing the promise is TO them that
hold ont failhfnl To the end.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-14

WHY do people dose themselves with gallons
Of liver medicines, and dose themselves for
months before they feel the effects Of the rene
dyi Why torture themselves with villalnous
compounds that are nauseous 10 the taste.
that grippe you almost TO death, when you can
reach the liver with one dose Of DR.. Harris
Great Blood and Liver Pillsy They are pure.
ly vegetable. They act like magic-no bad ef-
fectS-no poisonous minerals enter their com
position. Or why pay one dollor n bottle FOR
liver medicines, when you obtain Harris Pills
for % centsl
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ubealIl.

Died at GRANVILLE, Illinois, on the night of
the 9Th instant, Mrs. Mary W. Helm. Deceas-
cd was the wife OF our former fellow-towns-
man, Capt. John j. Helm, and resided here
for number Of years. She was a most ex-
cellent, kind and worthy lady, and had many
friends and acquaintance in this place and
vicinity who will sorrow as they learn of her
sudden death. She leaves husband and an
interesting family Of children to mourn their
jrreparable loss.
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Call for Republican County Con.
yentiOn.

Il Convention Of the Republican voters Of
McAlinn county is hereby called to meet in
Athens, on Saturday, the ODD of August, 1874,
to appoint delegates to the Congressional Con-
vcntion at Chattanooga, on the Sd Of Scptem-
Der, 1874; and to the State Republican, Con-
ventlon at Nashville on the --- day of -----,
1874, and to transact any other business that
may be brought before 1t.
A full attendance II ON all parts OF the
county Is desirable.
w. GETTYS,
Chm'n Com. for McSlinn CO.
Athens, Aug. 10, 1874.
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Administrators Sale of Land.

ON SATURDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF
~ September next, Mt II o'clock a. ~, on the
premises, will sell to the highest bidder, the
farm known as "the old John Divine Farm"
belonging 10 the estate Of VIM. Paris, decd.
Said farm contains 100 Acres, more or less,
IL level, has an abundance Of water aud tim
Der, Is situated In the 14th civil district, Me-
MINI county. adjoining the lands Of Robert
smith, WIN. Peck. A. J. Kirksey and others
The place viii first be put up In 40 acre lots,
and then altogether; the way IL brings the
most money will be adopted NJ the sale.
Terms OF Salei--A credit Of nine, eighteen
and twonty.four months will he given. Notes
drawing interest from date with approved 80.
curity required, and lien retained on the
land until the purchase money Is fully paid.
A. SLACK, Admir-,
with the will annexed.
Aug, 7, 1s7i.It-Sio
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ROnstlng Ears.

A sack OF roasting ears, large and full
grown, from the old Neil farm, on Big Mouse
Creek, is hereby acknowledged. Mr.. p. n.
Shuts, who now owns the place, is good
farmer. The ground was well plowed and
subsoiled IN the spring, and the sample sent
us shows how well corn will stand the droutIl
when properly cultivated.
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A BOX Of Cranes.

for box OF grapes from bis vineyard, at the
old Foster Place, three miles south OF Athens.
They are Of the early variety known as the
Ives--vcry fine and rich. Mr.. Foster has Civ
en- good deal Of attention to vine culture and
is making 1t success. lie believes with pro-
per care and attention fruits can BIO grown
as good and rs abundantly in East Tennessee
as ANYWHERE
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Ravens Colts.

horse, Raven, were brought in last Monday to
contest for The premium offered by that gen.
tloman. They were pronounced by the judges
the best lot Of colts ever exhibited in this sec.
tion. The premium was awarded to Joseph
Rucker. Col. Clementson deserves common
dation for his efforts to improve the breed o:
horses which has much dcterorated in this
part Of the country in the last twelve years.
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10 Whom, it May Concern.

The time has now come when you promised
to pay me, and, notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money tc
meet my own promises. l shall expect all
who owe me to come forward with money oil
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. I, 1874. Il. +. GIBSON.
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TO DeIiu0suents.

hftrr the first OF september all accounts cue
the office Of the Posi- will he placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection, with orders
to proceed at once to business, without re-
spect to race, color or previous condition. We
mean business. Birds that can sing and wont,
must be made to sing.
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For the senate.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce II. b. YEARWOOD, OF Monroe coun-
ty, as a candidate for the State Senate, for the
Sixth Distrlct-composed Of the counties Of
McMinn, Mcigs, Polk, Bradley, Loudon and
Monroe.
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! NJ r. BURNHAM'S

Lydia A. Bridges W.. John NJ. Bridges, ct OIL.
[Orlginal BILL
TT appearing to the Master from complain
L ants Bill that the defendants John NJ
Bridges. Mary NJ. Rceder, Isabella $. Camp.
bell. Frances T.. Campbell, Lois A. Kelley and
Martha W. II. Wade are non.residenls OF the
state Of Tennessee; and 1t further appearing
from the return OF the Sheriff Of McMinn
county. that Susie NJ. Bridges ~ at present
resident of the State Of Maryland, so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served up
on her: 1t Is therefore ordered by Inc that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks In the Athens Post, requiring the above
named nonresident defendants TO enter their
appearance nj our next Chancery Court 10 be
held Mt the Courthouse IN Athens, for Nc.
MINI county. Tennessee. on the 23d day OF
November. 1874. then and there to plead, an
swcr or demur to complainants sale III J, or
the same will he taken for messed. and set
down for hearing cX parte ns to them.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, 9. x NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke q Van Dyke, Soils for Com.
Aug. :. iS7i.it.prs fee Sj,OO-5io
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There is 10 be a Singing Convention at Mt.
Harmony, in this county, or the Goth OF Au-
gust, and will continue until Sunday. II
promises to be highly interesting Affair."
The invitation is general, and large crowd
is eXDected.
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LeafTobacco Wanted.

We will pay cash, at market price, or ex-
change manufactured Virginia Tobacco for
all the good Leaf Tobacco we can get. Ad.
dress with sample
WILLIAMS, ZIMMERMAN & WILSON.
July 10, 'i4-lm Knoxville, Tennessee
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Notice.

Taken up by VIM. Quinn, brown and red
bull yearling, which the owner can have by
proving property. paying pasturage, aud pay
Ing for this advertisement. WIN. QUINN.
Riceyillo, Tenn, Aug. II, lS74.3t.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


We are authorized and requested to announce
A. S. JARNAGlN, OF Polk county, rs can
didate for the Senate to represent the Sixth
Senatorial District in the next General AS
semby. Election in November.
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WOOllen a. Andrews,

Great Southern Menagerie and Calisthenic
Exposition will be here on Saturday, the 22d
instant. II purports to be among the grandest
collections ever presented TO the public. See
advertisement
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me by note or ac-
count must call and settle with me at once
am compelled to have money. So come now
and help me, cannot wait longer.
Aug. I, 81. j. ii. REED.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to the firm Of Robson
& Nixon either by note or account, are hereby
notified to call at once and make settlement
This is absolutely necessary, as they are de-
termincd to close up their old business In the
next sixty days.
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For Representative.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce NIMROD D0Ds0N as a candidate TO
represent McMinn county in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature. Election first Tues
day in November.
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Athens Cost.
Athens, Friday, August IA, 1874.


On the 9Th instant at the residence OF the
brides mother, by Rev. j. S. Russell. Mr.. Jas.
S. Gouldy to Miss Matte Cantrell-sll OF this
county.
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60 CENTS PER DOZEN.

NEEDLES FOR ALL. THE LEADING
" styles Sewing Machines nj 90 cents per
dozen. Orders promptly flied. Attachments
for all Machines for 30 per cent. Ices than
agents charge. $. y. ANGEL,
May \, iS1l.3m.336l Knoxville, Tenn.