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A Card.

1t becomes necessary to state that the time
Of hOlGing the Third Quarterly Meeting for
the Athens Circuit at Pine Grove is changed
from the Goth to the 18th OF June. by order
of j. NJ. McTeer, 7. Il. ID. ii. CARR.
Nav Oh 1874
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'U'Isp.ee ubenIlps.

Died, Mt Riceyille on the Goth instant, Mrs.
Mary Gray, wife Of NJ. U. Gray, and daughter
of Daniel Cofley.
Mr.. Gray's mother died the preceding week,
aged "a years, and on the Sunday previous to
the death of his wife, his infant daughter
died.
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Young Raven.

TINE THOROUGH-BRED TBOTTING
4 stallion, YOUNG RAVEN. W III stand
the present season at his own stable in Athens,
McMinn, county, at Ten Dollars 20 insure u
mare III foql- payable when the fact is nsccr-
talned Or The properly tfnded. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but no liability for
any that may occur.
YOUNG RAVEN comes OF pure
strain, and has proved himself NJ excellent
breeder, his colts being large and with fine
style aud action. lie was sired by Washing,
ton. jr. he y,old Washington. who was bred
by Smith Burr, Of Long Island, New, York,
and was sold ut the nge Of II for $1,000. Old
Washington was sired by Napoleon, he by
Young Membrane, aud he runs back 20 I'm.
ported Messenger, and has NIL Of the best eros.
SEES. The lst damof RAvEY's sire wasJby In.
ported Albion, "a dam by imported fop. "a
dam by Old stakeholder. RAVENS Isl dam was
BY Gen. llardeps Imported Childc Harold.
% dam by Dan Rice, 30 dam al Andrew Jack.
son mare. SO IL will be seen that NOuJNGa
RAVEN IL tbrcc.i0ufths thoroughbred and
the other fourth Of the very best trottIng FAINT.
lies. lie " " kindly disposition, aud per-
forms splcndldly In harness,
!. NJ, GLEN ENTsOS.
Athens, Tenn, March ~, iSli.tf-33O
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Weare authorized and requested 10 anrounce
W. J. FOWLER, Of Monroe, as a candidate
for Joint Representative in the District COM
posed OF the counties OF Monroe aud Loudon,
ut the ensuing August election.
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce LON BLIZZARD rs u candidate for
reelection to the office Of County Court Clerk
of McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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For syjrcuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JOHN Il. SLOWER as n candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk
of McMinn county at the ensuing August
election.
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Communication.

Mr.. EDTfoR:-fh the last number OF the
PosT my attention was objected 10 an article
headed "0ur Schools" The writer records
the lamentable fact Of our schools langush-
ing and then suggests remedy. His theory
is certainly good in regard to the need of more
work and It's results, but the idea Of holding
school from Il. m. 'till p. m. with only one
intermisslon OF an hour at noon Is far be-
hind the times. The evil consequences that
would be entailed upon the child's physical
constitution by such a practice are numerous,
while the mind becoming weary and worn
out would look upon the school.room as u
most disagreeabe place. Day after day grow
ing less and less interested, our present adj
vancement would give way to mental and
physical dwarlage with very little culture.
Rather let public opinion encourage profess
Si0ndl teachers to take the work in hand. and
pay them well. BY doing this money will be
saved, and the interests Of schools promoted.
One efficient, active man is worth dozen la
Dor refugees, who resort TO school teaching
merely as substitute for manual labor, and
who are too well paid at any price. Let this
be done, aud my friend Junius, with the hum
BILE writer, will see more accomplished by cue
good workman IN a single day than poorly fit
ted men accomplish in solid week. 1t re-
quires no reasoning by an extensive analogy
to arrive at this conclusion. Every profess
sion and avOcation Of lifc affords abundant
evidence of the superior merit and worth Of
the educated in his respective business. Then
let this same principle be applied to teaching,
remembering that languishing spirit often
results from the inability of superiors to inter-
est. PHILoMATHEAN.
Nashville, Tenn, May 90, 1874.
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LARGE STOCK BRIDLEs AND

cADDLEs, received at Williams & cos,
- cheaper than ever.
Canirell's X Roads, May s, 1885
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I.oyely ysuy.

The sweet perfumes Of bursting flowers aud
the warmth Of gentle sunshine have taken the
place Of rsia. rain, rain, and lovely May Is up
on ", Then II, dame nature has dressed her,
self in such qurcnly style, 1t |, proper FOR our
fair women the lovely May Of human nature,
TO follow her course and con their Spring aud
Simmer colors. 70 this ond | have taken
unusual pains 10 visit tie leading stores If
lower East Tennessee, so that may be able TO
select and combine in one stock the very latest
and most beautiful STYLES OF Ladies', Misses,
Gents and Boys wear for The present Spring
and Summer. by the 18th TO the 10th int. |
promise 20 have the above stock ready for IN
spection at my store, Cog llill, Tennessee, and
TO sell them as low as any man that sells above
cost. In conclusion, thank you all for past
patronage, aud promise Chat In the future, a.
in the past, | will Use MY utmos. .endeaNors
to keep none but the best goods at the lowest
reasonable prices. Truly, &c.,
May 9th, lS.4-3t. j. 4. TUpLEf.
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". ii. klMDROUGn,
G. S. LONG,
Il. r. RUSSELL,
u LII GHnnGE-

Prof. Isaac Rose and Capt. w. b. Kendrick
were present, and favored us with speeches on
various topics. The Educational meeting at
night was largely attended and proved sue.
cess. The audience was addressed by Reys.
iIaskil and Goldman, DIR. Alexander and Col.
Clementson. 1t is to be hoped that the next
meeting, which will be in July will be more
numerously attended. C.S. LONG, Rec. Sec'y.
Athens, May 20. 1874.
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rsvt. STOCK

COLE AND UPPER LEATHER, FOR
- sale 1T WILLIAMS &eCUS,
CantreIl's Roads, Tenn.. May =, 'll.a3O
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Grand Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash .s2,5OO,OOC
PRICE OF T'ICn6E TS.

Whole tickets 5000; Halves $1,000; Teuths,
or each coupon $500; Eleven Whole Tickets
for $4,000; 22h Tickets for 100000.
Tickets are now ready for sale, md orders
accompanied by cash will be promptly filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed TO salts
factory agents. Circulars containing full par
ticuars furnished on application.
THO. Il. BRAMLETCE, Agent and Manager,
Public Library building, Louisville, Ky.
NAV -. l874.tl3l-33S
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Don't fail to examine the WOODS Eagle
Mower before purchasing %
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,rMELARGEsr STOCK PRINTS

A ND DRESS GOODS EVER BROUGHT
N TO this market, at WILLIAMS g. CO.'S.
Cautrcll's X Roads, May s, '7i.33G
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WILLIAMS n 60.

A RE JUST IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE
n lot Of Coffee, Sugar, Soda and Nails Of
best quality which they offer chesp for Cash
or Barter, (Cantrell's X Roads, March Z,
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Monroe County.
Married,

Chancery Court at jacksonville next weel
commencing on Monday.
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TcmDcrnnce Eecturc.

BY request the Rev. Mr.. Goldman, of Knox
vile, delivered IL lecture on Temperance. at
the Masonic Hail. last Saturday night. He is
strong and effective speaker, who enters
earnestly into every subject he touches, and
his remarks on the occasion were more than
ordinarily impressive and interesting.
Rev. j. Albert lIyden also made some mp.
propratc remarks, aud before dismissiny the
audience suggested that, ms some good had
been effected by the Good Tempiars while
they had al organization here, it would per-
haps be well enough to make an effort to re-
yiye that Order. Our town is rs little cursed
with intempefance as any place we know Of,
and it rarely happens that drunk man, white
or black, is seen upon our streets. Still, there
Is some material for the friends of temperance
and reform to work upon, and we hope they
will not be slow 30 take up the subject.
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According to reports, cholera has already
made its appearance in some portions of the
South. If these rumors are correct, it be-
hooves our people to take warning in time,
and have their system thoroughly prepared to
withstand the heat Of summer and disease in
cidcnt to the season. TO do this effectively
the blood must be clcansed and the liver made
vigorous and active. DR.. IInrt's Blood and
Liver Pills will do this, and no one should
fail to Try thnm.
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go CENTS PER DOZEN.

NEEDLES FOR ALL THE LEADING
~ styles Sewing Machines nj GO cent? per
dozen. Orders promptly flled. Attachments
for all Machines for 70 per cent. Ices than
agents charge. $. l.. ANGEL.
May =, ts1i.3m.33Gl Knoxville, Tenn.
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THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

for the purposes mentioned, and which is posi-
lively and uncqulvocally announced rs the
last which will ever be given under this char.
ter and bv the present management, will como
off in the public Library Hall. Louisville, XIV,
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Millinery und ssress Making.

Mrs. G. NJ, Mcconnell aud daughter, east
side Of the Public Square next door TO the
store of j. Matthews & Co., viii give special
attention TO Millinery anu 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-5m.
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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.

AZ this nnal Concert everything will be upon
scale corresponding with its increased I'M
portance. The music will be rendered by an
orchestra consisting Of one hundred perfor-
mers selected for their fame in different lands,
and the unprecedented sum of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-29

Latest improved Granger and Charter Oak
Cook Stoves at GIBSON & SCuUMAN's.
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Chcnn for NusiI!

Cheap for Cash!
The largest stock Of Goods ever brought to
South Corner. Come in and buy bargains. IL.
south Corner
Is headquarters for Paints, Oils, Narnlshcs
and Window Glass. At.
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Cash paid at lIancy'sror Bacon. 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10
rover Items,


OoVkh, sept Y.
The times here are dull, even politics fail to
crasta anv stir ana.t;no ~ ,,oi;,,. I..a. r,.
poA1'' '0>u. lao
70 say ths' inc veteran Judge FISHER, q we'll -
his assistant, Richard Harrington, ESQ.,, are In
town.
Uh.r,.,,ou s.,,,.,,,. o.,
~ -. ~. nsu it sPens ounuAy IN Dovef,
-. W.. ~ G.., e esnI S a nn mus morning
Ill., s 40" o"s'e !" ho'o '"e ia term OF MS court
' Ths cor,or.,o. Ao.a.ru ,,a., =.
d. w;,i;..,u on.o no 1sy, unue, tne care OF
~ . mno ~ oPene ~ A9nasy IN inc onlang q
hu,S;na. y, 'I I aoLeseor ,es'des IN the
t S hng, .na ns.s sne staoents ma comforts,
ne ~ aS S,u ana 1na aaehos - wen % enjoy al
s snS VA .ae nsSt ciass Ut
,xa Gotioo s.nsh eSool ~ snoru; Aifeady
We notice NUMBER OF new races, and also many
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Sept. 2, 1874.
Anstcer of the Commercial.


y. W. Forney, Jr., 10 on his way to China, by
the Pacific mail steamer, and writes very enter
tanning letters to the Press. He makes it = point
to ASCERTAIN the favorite tipple of all whom he
meets and informs us that the people on the
1sthmus prefer Jamaica rum.
William Taylor, Of Kennstt Square, broth
Or Of Bayard. has bean detailed a ono of tho
eorps Of engin sers engaged In the survey Of the
banks OF the Mississippi River, with regard TO
their lsves system. The work il under direction
Of . Commission, which includes General Eads,
the builder Of the great st. Louis bridge, and
Chief Engineer T. E. Sickels, Of the Omaha
bridge and Union Pacific Railroad Mr.. Taylor
started for the West on Friday to enter upon his
duties.
Aaron N. Powell, known to many Of our
readers In favorable manner, loft New York on
August, lst, for Northampton, Mass, where he
becomes interested in the firm Of H. H. Bond 4
Co., who commenced on Saturday, September
9th, the issue Of frat-class eight page weekly
paper, The Northampton Journal Mr.. Bond IL
the brother-in-law Of Mr.. Powell, and will be the
business partner. Mr.. Powell himself and his
sister, Elizabeth Powell Bond, being the editors.
The new paper proposes to be independent, and
will discuss politics, literature, reform, the AZ
riculturai, manufacturing, educational, and gen.
ersl interests, especially of Hampshire County
and Western Massachusetts,, present full COM
pendulum Of local and general news, and will
have the services of an able corps of contribu-
tors and correspondents. We wish 1t the fullest
success.
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Now Castle

Chancellor Saulsbury opened the Orphans
Court Monday. We arc pleased to see him
looking 20 well and to remark the evidences Of
decided Improvement in his health. We learn
that the term Of Court promises to be short,
The mortal remains Of the Rev. Father John
DAILY were Monday consigned to their resting
Place. He died about noon on Saturday, and a.
1880 Monday morning, tho solemn and i'm.
preseive services Of the Catholic church were rem.
dsred II 81 Peters Church by Bishop Becker,
ose.ssea ny number OF priests, in the presence
Of the departed, and their profound affection At
ais death BY sobs and tear, aid other evidences
the vestibule Of the church, which has thus be-
come, IN the language Of the Bishop, "at once
his work, bis tomb, and monument" Father
DAILY was highly appreciated in this community
He was mud and gentle in bis deportmeut.
rigidly honest and honorable, kind and tender
N mn nis disposition despisng hypocrisy, he was
Of HIN esteem whilst his sfYable msnnerr sna
cultivated mind made him most agreeable a.
soclate and companion. Peace to his soul
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LAAA0nb9YHs

SUNDAY SCHOOL CEIxnaAT1oN.-The Sunday
School Of tho Landsnbsrg y. z. church held it,
annual celebration On Saturday last In D. b. NV
ms woods adjoining the village. A splendid
dinner, such a the farmers and others of the RI.
raj districts know 10 we'll how to prepare, was
spread for tho children and al othsrs.
and partakeu of with relish
that was particularly severe on poorly sswsd-oo
buttons. lce cream, cakes, lemonade and manv
other good things, followed In regular suoosc-
sion until al were satisfied. Bosidss the Above
noted exercises In which there was NO hanain1
back, Rev. George W. Leibrand, Nathan AcCOr.
mick and L. G. Brown Of Kimbleville made sp-
ptopriate addresses, and Misses Eliza Wat snd
Lizzie Bowers performed 10 graoefully at IN
organ that tho whole school and friends Joined
IN TIE sweet music The kindness Of n. Lam
denberger 4 Co., in closing their extensive man.
ulactories In order that the Operatives miaht
Attend the celebration 10 kindly appreciated.
ColoaED JUBHKx MEETING. oolored pso
Pc IN the Vicinity Of LandenborR, AyoDdsls.
Nmbiev,lle and the vicinity have Been hoIiiipe
what they call four days Jubilee msetiu9. some.
tning after the fashion of Q camp-mest4ne. ex.
oept that there are no tents on ~ er0und
y acon Boyer and Rev. Mr.. Watszs have been
ne spiritual leaders Of the msstang. Tho Nee
ing closed yesterday (kondayl but win b 10
samed again on Saturday and Sunday pext On
sunday last there were about 800 whites ara loo
olaeks at the meeting, and vt It h called COL
ored camp-meeting,
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Kennels square Items,

KENNETH sauARE, Sept. g.
VIM rye. OF Kennett township, and Evan 7.
swayne, OF Kennctt borough, AUTHORIZE. agents
Of the y. +. 9. A, had q warrant issued on
~, morning for the arrest Of the arm Of
on! and Bailey charged with cruelty 10 animsls.
IN me shape Of muzzling calves and not ellov.
,ae mem 70 the cows for twenty-four hours,
4! Mars6an Bailey, answering to the Summons for
s n nrm, and admitting the charges, Boujre
Passmore imposed fine Of twenty dollsIs aud
COSTA costs MI; Bailey paid the costs, and appealed
from the decision given by Squire PAssmore.
Dealers in COWS and calves will wait the sctiop
OF the courts with interest,
mr.. Joseph Taylor, father Of Bayard Taylor,
gave dinner to bis many friends to-day, (Tuss-
day, the sth, In honor OF his 10th birth day.
Inc ground is ~ dry in this section that far.
@ers are unable to pillow. We have not had
ram 70 amount to anything for one month.
y; T. Mercer while unloading some new stoves
~ the corner of State and South Union ST. to-day
,es one fall on the pavement, which Judging
from the pieces, would now make more than .
template stove.
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The Kansas 0FasehoDpsrv.
soAHoEIH AsDLADn OF ooAN L11r on rnousAsp OF
ACRES.

scAHosIy AssLADn OF ooaN LRrr ON rxousAxp or
A letter from Warrington county, Kan No Tie
Christian Instructor, gives this dismal sketch /;
ION the third Sabbath Of July preached nv
uteh sermon In Kansas. Al We went to tha
Pdace OF the forenoon exercise, there was moth
ING uncommon to b seen. Invent with HRokhor
Hos, now one Of the sldess, 70 dinner, md ~
there was nothing unusual appearing on ths earth
OF IN the ar. On our way to the place Of After
noon service We found the road spd srsaa
swaxmtnR with the insects.
'On our return from service Va saw them On
the corn blAdse, and BY Tuesday evening thsqe
Wa Scarcely blade Of pscs Of blads 10 b
eeeo on Thousands Of acres that could b. viewed
from any little eninsnce In he viciuity. ~
newly planted hedge was dstroysd. NJ peech
trees wero stripped Of their leaves, and the ton
der peaches were withsring In ths rays Of .
scorohing sun.
"Ailss ON miles Of young cottonwood, p,sns.
Cd for besuty and protection. were ekrirusd on
their leaves, aud It y feared they Win "a sur-
vivo. Thoro are groves Of aAh and Rrovaa Al
soft maple not disturbed Walnut trSos. 6Stv
fest high, with spreading branohes aro stsinssa
OF their leaves, with their fruit exposed 10 ~
rays Of the sun and to tho case Of the curious
passenger.
"But We are admonishsd not 10 think s&,.nps
OF this trial, - though some new thing had hs;,-
pened to NJ for BY the emblem OF The Rraae.
hoPpoSs No are taught the ustsr tusispidcanoe
OF human beings In comparison with the suthor
Of The universe. Issiah II, n: It V he ~
siteeeh upon tbs circle Of tie earth, aud the in-
habatAnts tn sreof ars - grasshoppsss.'"
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state Political NDeos,

The BreakwAter Light has the happy capacity
of always hitting the nail squarely on tho head.
Instance this When the general election comes
on-on tho Sd of November Wilmington
Republicans will look after their own interest,
and they will say to Mr.. John P. Cochran and
James Williams, Your staid ideas and notions
don't represent New Castle county, you are
non-proSrossive, We can't swallow that pill,
depart from US, We never knew you. Jump, the
man OF the people. and Lofand, the statesman,
fills our BILL"
The Republicans of Sussex county will hold
Hundred meetings On Saturday Of this week 70
nominate candidates for Assessor and Inspector,
to b voted for at the "Iittle Election"
Cochran and Williams Dag was stretched
across Main st., in Aiddletown, on Monday.
Tia Kent County Democrats will meat in
County Convention on Thursday, the Gath, for
the purpose OF nominating . county ticket,
Elections for delegates will 70 held on Saturday.
the 18th, 1t which also candidates. for asseseofs
and inspectors will b placed In nomination.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-10

Two soUso 11N cAPIu1nD n Al A71MyR 10
o1Lx STOLEN wAruE-orH IN rrHW cos.~
- 10 HAVING nonnaD A kbVQ1 m ynnrIN. =
,. -
1nis manning, Two yoang nsa appsarsd u ~
Jewslsy store OF I. u. Bush. IA snA NasSat
ssersetss md afesapeea 10 &spoes a 1ss1e1ose
iadass' soA v.aeh. The ao1Ions Of - tVo ~.
ang eoGvtnosd ". Deeh that soaseAia9 ~
~ ooH, ne auseey hAd Coaef Aka4y iafosHaA e
upo@ theF appeesanos as pokse Aeoa-ozar.
-. Ne Younger oe ths two soofssoel n ~.
sa4 800 Ne Property With nena1 ~ -
esae'Is fso@ u heuse Of II. Risdas, 49,
s sS; y. =. On Sonday lAat, Wills -, ~ l.
1as1 rave their naaaes . JOSEPH Morris -
Aswn tosees. 1r. Rindse has 80 eelaGrauSo6
e e ny oossf 3sady In regard % ths 49,! ~
- - msaaans' The tho young nsa asV ~ for
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E1ls 1sulse.
AekDenn1H MAlDb nDuans Aqgvusn-1n
yAG1n19 01S q -

Aaepean1H xAp1 1nuas1 Acrpvmrw-aA
HAs1ase lnxa O. N1eoA
TAs sss.asa.aay hsaaiae sssssa nsls b |
aosaev, y worthy q more thea unanine naaksA
In II -. :. --.--.A,. = ~. 49, =
n. A-s.s... ..s.s... - n,'... ~.
'Awo-suI On ~ p,aak rssd" NJ sappossS -
d0oes trutsine horse q mare ~ osyanasy
need, and Whe9 IN i0lo. INV nrslIolk tro11oA
LII hees uudee .addla m ~ a.
hHidss Course, 1oatoo. IN Al sssinsH
n t6so unucosed 70 ~ -
rsaclied 6evsn IN iatar. H,osa Ts>n,e Ia
~ hauds Of ~ srsaf Ansrisan hnr.essas IN.
ian Wooaru6. ra3nced ~ rsooea - 4 s1i[ nede
y : rass , .S.ia:s Tseoay q g gaioa 9csss,
Tlorn IN harn.sa. ~ NV ~ rssord rs-sis.
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1vely rednoSd n n a sSX' Saa 4 ma ~
aiSx, ths issese d. bsin1 nsede = xs{s.seaoo
On 81. Is, isse:
@ 49, ~ ~ ~ fssose En.se e e " n
oVner. Gsor-s xi,sy. Sscksd ~ +. ~. "a
assss 80, xisa tAsss 1ias y = edsss
~ 10 ias1 Hsri.rA v;rn;rS h m n ~
S.sa ~. - ty ~ ~. w'a@1 ~ ~ - ~
IN M Msic n.,t.. t.y., .~ ~. ~ ~ 49,
Of ais IL undss asSSis 49, "a oS ~ -.
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sseiv ~. hi. s,sss ,.s W 49,
n, Ronr.v. ,,s... az ~ NJ. s .sss
-: -. n1"ss VINO ~1ssassW AN HUN
"a ..,..
~. ~ Ia ~ - ~ sseN;nsi ~ All ssy
.e :. 49, ~ 10y nSs ssssane" ~ " aan o1ves
s. =. ~ wvasoeIa sPssgs ~ se;esosa W
Tscad ~. Ss .oua ,.s Is. Ss,ay oavs 81
| t0ok nAe yeS 0oe0 seen. IN M Ao0Ac4&t00
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Delaware City lsenas.


DKLAwARH ClTY, Sept. q
The Town Commissioners are now erecting .
suitable lookup, intended for the use of refrac-
ttory persons. VIM. P. Householder has the con-
tract
The canning factory 10 now In full blast ON to-
matoes employing from rs to 100 persons.
The Perry IL conveying to market large
~.
VIM. Hukill oontsmplAaes opening an oyster
saloon In connection with his grocery. He has
been doing an extensive business In tho loo
cream lima
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some figures showing he present ass OF many
parsons now Giving John Quincy Adaaas i
Mfcsty;so: ososfs william Curtis, :nfty VII.
afystwo William B. WAahbuzn, dfty-four m.
lia Ward Howe, Afty.four Harvey Iswen Aftv.
four Jamas Russel Lowell, hfty-hvs Edwin +.
Whtppls, nfty,ave George B. Lorinx, afty-ssv-
e.; Mcdaniel +. Banks, afty-sight &lehssd Il.
.i1ty Harriet B.sohsr stowe, a1sy.tv U'1 AT.
drew r. Peabody, sixty-thrss wandsii Phiiins.
axty-thEss James Freeman Clarke, sxtv.fonr ,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, sixty-four ; Pstsr Hsr
ysy asty-four ; 0eosEs 9: Hillerd. si.ty.6vs !;
eixty.six Henry W. Longfsllov, dxtv.sir !,
Waldo Emerson, ssventy-sns MARI Nopiins,
ssvsoty.ewo LeouArd Bacon, ssveuty-*Vo:
Lydia Nara Child, ssvsnty-tvo Catherine n
Bsecnsr, scventy-thrss George Bancroft, ssv-
eoy-iour Hachard II. Dana, Dr., sighty-s seven.