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sI,r,RIuSF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale issued from
ID the office Of the Circuit Court Clerk Of
McMinn county, Tennessee, and to me direct
ed, will Offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash In hand, NJ the Courthouse door. in
the town Of Athens, Tennessee, on Monday,
the Sd day Of August, 1874, all the right, title
and claim that l.. II. Onlcy has In aud to one
town lot, No. 90, In the town Of Calhoun, Me-
MINI county. Tennessee. Levied on NJ the
Of l.. u. Only, to satisfy n iudg-
ment and costs that T. i. Ford, use Of o. NJ.
Liner, recovered against the said l., Il. Onley.
W. +. MARTIN, Dpy Sheriff.
July Q, lsii.itprs fee $i,0O.3ii
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HShea dOunly.

SMITHS Y ROADS, TENN, June 90, 1874.
The spring term of Richand Academy clos
cd on last Friday, the 26th inst. The crowd
in attendance though not large was attentive.
The examination was as near perfect one as
we ever witnessed. The students acquitted
themselves with honor and credit. The Com
positions and Declarations were excellent
The closing Composition was read by Miss
Melia johnson. The Valedictory Address
was delivered by Mr.. A. G. Broyles. Col. N.
Q. Allen, of Washington, was called upon to
address the School q nd audience. 1t being late,
his remarks were few, appropriate and to the
point. We tender to Col. Allen our sincere
thanks. There were remarks made by other
parties, to whom, and for which, we feel very
grateful. The exercises throughout were a
success The fall session of this Institute
will commence the first Monday in August
next, under the supervision Of Prof. S. r..
Bradshaw, our former teacher.
The iron interest ut this place Is moving
nicely, finding coal and ore in abundance
Gen. John II. Wilder, the General Superin-
tendent, will be home in about three weeks.
when BUSINESS will open more lively and ia.
voraby than heretofore.
The wheat crop will fall far short of the ex-
pectation of tho farmers. Il have reference to
this section of country.) The grain is con-
sidorably shriveled already. Corn crops look
well. Oats and grass almost an entire failure
One Patterson, the prisoner, who made his
escape from Deputy Sheriff Garrison some
days since, has been recaptured. guess he
will so around the mountain to learn trade.
StRsCRIRER
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An Old Acauaintan &c.

We had the pleasure of meeting few days
ago with Col. Sam. Bell, formerly citizen of
Knoxville and postmaster Mt that place during
the administration Of President Polk. Col. d.
went to California more than twenty years ago,
where lie served IN the Legislature and was AZ
one time State Comptroller. His residence is
now at Eureka, Nevada, and he returns to East
Tennessee on u brief visit to the scenes of his
youth and carly manhood
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EAST TENNESSEE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Athens, Tennessee.

REV, JAMES A. DEAN, d. D., President
THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
l. on Tuesday, September LIST, and close
January 10TH. The Faculty having been en-
largcd, all the Departments will hayeample in
strnciion. and the efficiency Of the school win
be in all respectsiner Dress must be sim.
pie and inexpensive. No minor will he per-
mitted to contract debts without written per-
mission from the parents. Books and stntiohe-
ry can he obtained at the College, at reduced
prices. Glasses will be organized the first
day. No reduction for absence the first or last
three weeks of the Term, aud none permitted
to leave before the close of the Term. without
n written request from the parents. Board SO
per week. Tuition from $40 10 $2j4raccordiDg
to advancement. Students ear board them
selves M small cost. Catalogue free
Address is. MATTHEWS, Esq. Secretary,
or Rev. NJ. NJ. CALLEN, Financial Agent.
June 20, lS7i-tf-3i3
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To All Whom it May Concern.

TNKOM Tie EIrst day OF duly ncNt,
Il Twill reduce the price on every article In
my stSfc 10 the lowest possible cash figures.
and will most positively thereafter quit the
regular credit business. will. however. nC-
commodate my prompt paying friends with
any goods they may want, with the distinct
understanding that M account made to-day
IL due tomorrow. | expect TO keep nm unu.
sunlly largo stock OF goods at ali times, and
will sell them low. TO those who arc ndebt.
ed 10 me, ! would say, | need my pay; II Ia
due. | take all kinds OF cash barter for my
debts. and will expect and must have them.
with many thanks for past favors aud y firm
determination 10 merit continuance Of the
same, am, very truly yours,
!. A. TURLEY.
Coghlll, Tenn, June 10, lsTl.it3l2
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Read Il0IIse.

People who visit Chattanooga will find at
the Read House excellent fare, clean and
well furnished rooms, attentive servants, and
gentlemanly clerks in the office-the whole
presided over by q lady who never wearies in
looking after the comfort Of the guests. The
house, which is large and well ventilated,
located for the convenience Of the travelling
nublLc.
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized aud requested TO an
n0unce II. NJ. Lock- RICE rs II candidate for
Tax Collector Of McMinn county. Primary
election. saturday, April 4th Regular elec.
ton. first Thursday Of August.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce THOMAS II. SMALL AS q candidate
for Tax Collector Of McMinn county. Eec-
tlon first Thursday IN August.
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school RoOlSs.

We have received package Of Books from
the house OF John +. Morton, a. Co.. Louis
vile, Kentucky, and would be glad II some
Of our friends connected with the schools in
town and country would call, examine them
and give us an opinion as to their merits.
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Clubs of five, ten, fifteen and twenty VIII be
furnished copies Of the Posi- from this date UNI
I'll the November election FOR the small sum Of
so cents per copy. We are approaching what
promises to be the most exciting and lively
canvass we have had in the State for some
years, and would like to have the paper pretty
thoroughly circulated throughout the Third
Congressional District. Our friends at Chatta-
nooga, in the Sequatchie country and on the
Mountain should circulate the Posi- freely-at
least till the election Is over.
All kinds OF goods remarkably low for cash
at Mckeluin & Co.'S.
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DO to McKeIdln & Co.'s and pay your account
The Couricr..YOurnnI.

The above paper very frequently contains
atwcnty column supplement, made up Of In.
tercsting correspondence and other original
and selected matter. AS 4 newspaper the
Courier-Journal Is without rival In the
South, and is the peer OF the best in any
country. Weare glad to know that its en-
terprlse is reaping rich reward. Advertise
ment next week.
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SensonnbIe Advice.

We are receiving almost daily, letters nsk-
ing us what Is the best remedy for Flux spiar-
rhpa, Dysintcry Cholic and other summer
and we take this method Of an.
swering all ut once, that the safe thing 10 do
Is TO abstain from eatlngthc unripe and un-
wholesome fruit now SO abundant on our
streets, but II mn attack upon the system has
already taken place or ls threatened, we can
recommend nothing so heartily and cheerful.
ly as DR.. Lyttles Medical Journal,
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For Comfy Trustee.

We are authorized aud requested to announce
THOS. J. LATHAM as a candidate for Coun-
ty Trustee of McMinn county. Election first
Thursday in August.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce j. II. LOWREY as candidate for
County Trustee of McMinn County at the
ensuing August election.
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For County Register.

We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce WIN. G. DAVIS as q candidate for
reelection TO the office of Register of McMinn
county, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized aud requested to an.
nounce 6 EO. w. STANDlFER ns candi-
date for Register Of McMinH county, at tue
ensuing August election. -
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Diediu Neyudn.

John NJ. Lane writes from EIko, Nevada, Of
the death OF Washington Frady, which oc-
CURED at Carlin, on the 9Th Of June. HIS
disease wal. small pox. Deceased formerly
lived In Athens, and emigrated to Nevada
last winter.
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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 e Co., will give special
attention to Millinery and Dress Making, and
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the ladies
of Athens aud vicinity. They are constantly
in receipt Of the latest styles OF Millinery
Goods, Trimmings, Etc. April 2i-Gm.
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New Goods

just received, to which invite the atten-
ton Of tho trade. Having bought since the
decline In Dry Goods, can sell you anything
In this line rs low as tho lowest. shall ox-
pcct rs heretofore Cash or Barter, repudlat.
ing the credit system. ! will still pay cash
for your surplus IL you do not wish to ex.
change for Goods. Il. Il. GIBSON.
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CALHOUN MASONIC INSTITUTE,
For Males and Females.
Rev. Geo. w. Butler, Va. h., Prihci

Rev. Geo. w. Butler, Va. ID, Prhcip'l
TINE TRUSTEES OF THIS WELL. ES.
Il tablished institution % learning take plea
sure in announcing to all who feel interested
in the cause Of education, that they have Sc
cured the services Of Pref Butler, as Princi-
pal, for the ensuing scholastic year. Prof
Butler rs practical aud thorough educator
IL well known TO the literary public in his
services rendered in Tuscuum College, as
Professor OF Mathematics and AS Vice Presi-
dent of Hiwassee College, as Professor of
Mathematics, Greek and Hebrew, also, as ia
structor in several other schools.
The next session Of forty weeks will com,
menfe on Monday. .suIy 27tl,, 1874.
Torms per half session of twenty weeks
payable in advance--as fol!ows
1sT CLASS, Embracing photography. Writ
ing, Reading, Primary Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply and English Grammar .........,$ 90
ID CLASS. Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, English Composition and Com
mercial Book Keeping. ..............ll 90
I'D CLASS, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Botany, Geology, Mineralogy, Zoology. Ger
man, French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek,
Hebrew. Rhetoric, Logic, Moral and Mental
Science, History, Higher Mathematics, Alge-
bra, Geometry, Trigenometry, Physiology,
Anatomy, Hygiene, Practice OF Medicine, Mate
ria medica, Surgery, -Mensuratiop, FluXions,
Calculus, Mathematical Astronomy, Survey
ing, and Navigation. ...... ........'.... IL 90
A competent Music Teacher will be secured
if desired.
No student will be entered for term less
than twenty weeks. No deduction for loss
time except in cases OF proiracted sickness
Board can be had in good families at rcasona-
bic rates. Students wishing To board them
selves can obtain dormitories or rooms at low
prices. j. d. LYLE, President
|. B. IIANEY, Secy. Boacd Trustees.
July 3, 1874 m-3ii
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized aud requested to announce
l.. D0DS0N As u candidate for County Court
Clerk Of McMinn county at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized and requested to au-
BOunce LON BLIZZARD rs q candidate for
reelection to the Office OF County Court Clerk
OF McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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Premium offered.

The owner Of Raven proposes to give q
Silver Castor, worth $500, for the best colt
Monday of August The owners Of the colts
to select tue judges. A similar premium will
begiycn for the best colt shown at the August
Court. 1870. J. NJ. CLEMENrsoN.
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McKeldin d Co. don't think Il necessary for
them TO advertise that they will sell goods as
loo as other houses. Every one that ever
bought goods there knows they have always
done that. They have just received new
supply, and are confident they are selling, FOR
cash, somo lines OF goods little lower than
any other house in the town, Call and see
for yourselves.
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For CIrcuIs Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested 20 an
nounce JOHN L. SLOWER as a candidate for
reelection TO the office Of Circuit Court Clerk
election.
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For Statc Senntor.

We are authorized and requested to announce
A. S. JARNAGIN, OF Polk county, rs Il can
didate for the Senate to represent the Sixth
Senatorial District In the next General AS
semby. Election in November.
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Crow 'sLiYery Stable.

MFRS. CROW HAS AS GOOD SADDLE
WI and Buggy Horses as can be found in the
place. Charges made to suit customers. Par
ties desiring conveyance will please call at
the stable before going elsewhere Special
rates to passengers for the Springs.
Athens, Tenn, July 3, lS7i-tf-3H
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Parties wanting anything within the line Of
Musical Merchandise should order from VIM
tiers a Nelson, Chattanooga They have large
and very desirable assortment.
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TO keep shippers out of bacon In the sum-
mer--eat your meat early In tho spring. We
have tried the plan for number Of years and
never knew IL TO fail.
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NON-R ESuDENT NOTICE.

lorginal attachment Bill
T. NJ. Burkett, admir-, w. T.. j. Matthews,
and others.
In this cause IL appearing from the nlIcga-
l. tions Di c0mplainants Bill. which are
sworn to-, that j. II. Cowan Is n nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee: II IL therefore or.
dercd by the Clerk aud Master that the nforc.
said non. resident defendant be required to ap.
pear before the Chancery Court, at Decatur,
Mcigs county, Tennessee, on the ~ Monday
of september, 1874. and make defense 10 COM
painnnts Bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and the cause set for hearing eS
parte as TO him: II Is further ordered that this
notice be published IN the Athens Post for
four consecutive weeks. This 18th June, ~.
W. II. BLEVINS, &. q NJ.
j, n. Aiken, Sol. for Compl't.
June ~, lS1i-h-prs fec $l.0D-3l2
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For. Register Of Rhca.

We arc authorized and requested to announce
YOUNG COLVILLE rs Il candidate for re
election to the office of Register of Rhea coun-
ty at the ensuing August election.
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WHITE CLIFF SPRINGS.

THE PROPRIETOR OF "MOUsE CREEK
i Hotel" Mouse Creek, East Tennessee, has
purchased the Hotel property, at this >orte
summer resort, aud has erected one Of the
largest aud most convenient Hotels found at
any Watering Place in the South, which Is
now open for the reception of guests. aud as
sures the public that nothing will be left I'M
done to make this one of the most pleasant and
delightful Summer resorts in the Southern
States for the pleaSure-seeker ana invalid
The Springs are situated on ChilhOwee Noun.
tain, Monroe county, East Tennessee, l6 miles
from Mouse Ceeck--the nearest point from the
Il. 4. Va, & Ga. X. Il. They are located at an
elevation of 1900 feet above COnasauga Valley,
in dry. pure and very invigorating atmos-
pherc--ailording an extensive and beautiful
view of the surrounding country, whose
scenery ~ unsurpassed,
An eminent physician Of over thirty years
practice, will have an office in the Hotel.
Excursion Tickets will be out on sale at all
prominent Southern points to these Springs,
via Mouse Greek, at reduced rates. The Pro
prctor will run daily line Of Hacks between
Mouse Greek and the Springs, making connec-
lions with trains. Fare, one way s., round
trip SO. Persons wishing to stop over at our
"Mouse Creek Hotel" will find ample accom-
modatiOns.
HATES OF BOARD:
Per Day .............,........a = 90
Per Week. Observation-Disclosures. 40 30
Per Month for June. ....... 81 90
Per Month for July. August 4 Scpt'r 40 90
Children under ~ years of age aud servants,
half price. Guests coming in June and re-
maining throughout the season, TO have June
rates. For further particulars address
j. II. MAGlLL, Prop'r,
Mouse Creek and White Clil Hotels,
June, ls7l.3i2
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Fully one thousand people were In attend
ance at Mt. Cumberland Church IN this yicini-
ty last Sabbath. The services were unusual
" interesting.
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Death.

Mrs. Alice Lenoir, wife OF WIN q. Lenoir,
died at johnson City, last week
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Don't think because your account is email
nj Mckedin n Co.'S you viii put it of little
longer, but go and settle II mt once.
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Report says Col. CHIT and Col. Hughes, both
of Warren county, are candidates for Congress
In the Third District.
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McKcldn & Co. request us to inform you
that your account Is due. word to the
Nian Az
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Resaus,ynIyi

Thos. T. McWhirtcr's job Printing Office has
been removed TO cor. White and Main Streets,
Crawford Building, where ho will be pleased to
sec all of his former patrons and any others who
may want work donoQuIcK, NEATand CHEAP.
Now is your time, don't forget the place,
Crawford Building, west side Of the Square. q
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for IL through two thirds Of the year.
am, as heretofore, truly thankful for your
fayors and intend TO make II constantly 10
your Interest 10 palronize my store. Mills, NC.
Very truly, j, A, TURLEl.
Coyhil!, Tenn. Juno =, lS7l-f-Bd0
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CANE CREEK ACADEMY.


THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU-
l. ton will reopen Monday, the I'd Of Au-
gust, 1874.
FA UHTY,
J. j. HUFF, A. b., Principal.
Miss SUE G. CARLOCK. First ssstant
- -, Second Assistant
TUITION;
LIST Glass, s ) 90 Per Session Of Five Months.
"a "a Gas - I 90 90 I" :. /" " /" :.
4th Glass, II 80 Z"
Contingent Fee 80 cents.
Board can be bad on the grounds at a good
Boarding House, or when preferable, in pri-
vate families at Two Dollars per week.
Mails TO aud from Athens on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
For further particulars address the Prnci-
pal, Coghill, East Tennessee.
j. A. TURLEY, Chm'n,
W. NJ CAss, Sec'y. Board Of Trustees.
Coghlll, Tenn, June &c, '7i-tf-3l3
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W.T.. Cumberland.

Goods cheap at McKeIdln & Co.'S for cash
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All persons indebted TO McKcldin & Co. arc
requested TO call and settle Immediately.
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arG STOCK

COLE AND UPPER LEATHER, 20
- sale nj WILLIAMS a. CO.'S.
Can,rell'sX Roads, Tenn, May g, 1889
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WILLIAMS a GO.

IL EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
IN iprge LOT Of Collns-all qualities, styles
and priccs--Or made TO order when DESIRED
Also, an kinds Of burial material.
Cantrell's X Roads, June 20, '7i.tf3i3
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

Monday, being that of whiting VS.. The United
States The nature OF the case win cause IL to be IN
teresting to every seaman captured BY Confederate
cruisers. Whiting, who was an American sailor
on board the Levi Starbuck. was captured by the
Alabama, ana, as alleged, received sucn hafu-
ships board that vessel that ne lost the entire
use OF his hands and feet, and, as compensation
claims $5o,oo0.
Decision OF an Important Land Ssss'
Hon. C. Delano. Secretary OF the Interior, de-
cided on the % OF Decemoer, 1874 the case OF the
State or oregon against Stott and Waggoner, pre-
emptors involving land in Section II. 2, =, 4, w.,
oreeon City. on appeal from the Commissioners
oec,sion of January 90 1874 The land ls awarded
to the State.
Apurehended Troubles Between the
sioux and Ute Indians.
Four thousand Sioux Indians recently went on
hunt In the Platte River country they being per-
mitted by treaty stipuations 10 do SO at certain
seasons. They struck party OF Utes, from whom
they stole twenty horses. The Utes made re-
prisals by stealing 2eo horses from the Sioux.
whereupon the Sioux notified the Indian Agent
that they had made demand on the Utes TO give
up the stolen horses, with the Information that II
they should not do SO the Sioux would proceed TO
wage war on the Utes The agent telegrarhs the
foregoing facts to the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, recommending that measures be taken TO
restrain the SIOUX from executing their purpose,
although he says they might not be able 70 catch
the Utes, they having no commlssarat but would
forage on the settlers between Sidney, Neb., and
Denver, Col The Commissioner has sent copy
OF the despatch to the War Department
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
CoUNTERPEITERs ARRESTED.
Desperate Encounter Between o Cow
ernment Detective and the Onenders-
Large Haul of Bogus Money.

Desperate Encounter Between q Cow
Large Haul of Bogus Money.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. II, 1874
desperate fight occurred last night at the
boarding house OF MRS. Thomas, on the corner OF
Summit avenue and Market street, In the western
part OF the city, between two counterfeiters
named Robert L. wilmer and George Rankin, and
man named s. 3. Watts, In which Watts was
severely cut in the face, neck, head and breast
and Wilmer was shot in the breast. Botn men
States Detective DacKworth traced Wilmer and
Rankin through Chicago, Burlington, Peoria and
other places IN Illinois TO this city and prepar
ing TO arrest them.
Duckworth says, is an Old coun terieiter and was
being used by MIN as a tool, went to Mrs. Tnomas'
house. where wilmer and Rankin were stopping
and called wilmer TO one side on the plea oil talk
knife and attacked him. Watts then drew a pis-
tol ana snot Wilmer. Rankin also fred two shots
at Watts without eject. An alarm was immedi-
ately gwen to tine station oil mounted police near
taken to Jail and wilmer and Watts TO the hos
pltal. On searching wilmer and Rankin's room
over s., 900 oil counterfeit money was found, prn-
cipay In $40 notes; also two $500 United states
bonds and a small sum oil good money.
THE ARREST PREMATURE.
A satchel OF winners was found at the Southern
Hotel to-day, containing 81, 900 more OF the c0un-
terleit notes. Detective Duckworth saws wilmer
and Rankin are the makers OF the counterfeit
money and not mere showers OF the queer,U and
that they nave charge OF the plate from which so
many bogus bills on the Trade 81 Bank OF Chicago
have been printed. IL was this plate that Duck
worth was laying 10 get, and he did not intend 70
arrest the men until ne obtained 1t or ascertained
WleTe IL could be found.