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Atlanta Market,

Atlanta Constitution, Nov. 0.
FLoUR-SupeIf1e St27; extra 81 5Oa475:
family $500; extra family S5.50aS.75; fancy
Sc 00a6 25.
BACoN-Clear sides "a :; sugar cured hams 12c
BULK MEATs-Clear rio sides 512,; bulk strips
hone.
L1RD-Tierces kit 81; kegs and cans o.; re-
fined SIC.
WHsAT-95caSt 90
OATs-4Ga45c; seed 50afGc
HAY-Timothy 90casl00; clover none.
CORE-Scarce at 721zc.
MEAL-70c,
PEAs-75c.
PoTAroEs-Irish Ter Dbl $2.5la2.75.
ONIONS So 50a2.7S.
EGGS-l5al5c.
BUTTER-Choics lsa2Os fair leAIS,; commo I
1@al5c.
BEKswLx-23a2sxc.
FEATHERs-New Choice mixed 45as0J.
DkIRD FRUIF-Pe4ches; q bright new will
bring 7e; unpe=led &c; apples none.
LIVE STC OK MARKRT-Sheep Sa413c. c mmon
cattle S15a4c. good cattle +a418c CHI ice cattle
41<a5c, extra cattle 5a51zc. North Georgia cattle
21za3c, Tennessee 4s5c.
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NOTICE.
u. S. internal Revenue Sale.
COLLECTORS OFFICE. 81 DISTRICT. TENN,
KNOXVILLE. Nov. 2, 1878,


NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons having any irterest in the fol-
lowing described property seized for viola
ton or the internal Revenue laws. TO co.. for
ward within thirty days from this date and show
cause why the same shall nog be forfeited 70 the
United StateJ:
One Still Worm-property Of James Cannon
seiZ I'd 10 Sewer county March 1873 by William
GaIbra tn Deputy Collector.
One Copper Sill-property Of P Free, seized
in Sewer county April 1873 by John Inman.
One Copper Still-property of John Olapp.
seized in 0rainger counry April l6 1873 by WIN
Galbraith Deputy Collector.
One Copper Still-property Of Alex and Wash
BivIns seIzed In Monroe county JuIy 1878 by
1 N Maskell,
Que Still Worm property of John Hansford
seized in Union county July IS 1873 by l. Lewis
One Copper Still and about ten gallons Brandy
-proDerty OF Buckner Bros seized in Union
Q, unity Sept 1873 By J L Lewis.
One Copper Still and Worm-property Of Hus-
pey 4 Parton sOiEod in Sewer county Sept l4th
1873 by w ID Rule.
About one gallon Of Whisky and Kcg property
of S4rtin q SprOuse seized ia Cooke county Sept
% 1879 by s Ii Cooper.
nev31aw2t j A COOPER. Col'r
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PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
OFFIoE-OooEE BANK BUILDING. GAY STREET
KNOXVILLE. TENN.

G. M. MoGHEE. JOS. r. MITCHELL
President. Cashier.
SAMUEL MCKINNEY, Asst Cashier.
Will transact a General Banking and Broker
age Business receive Deposits Issue Certificates
of Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy Gold and
Silver, Bank Notes, Bonds and Stocks :,
We prefer that Collectors of Revenue should
be made in person or send funds By At agent IN
stead of mail or express
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CIV Stewart of Rockwood bankrupt, and OF
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October A. d. 1873
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2 Fuller Of Jonesboro in said district, duly
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MECHANICS BANK.
KNOXVILLE, TENE.
THOS. O'CONNER, President.
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DIRECTORS

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Thrilling Adventure.
A DIVE IN THE CLUTCH OF DEVIL Fish

The Wsrrnambool (Australia) Stan.
dArd gives an account of diver being
seized by an octopus or sea- devil:
The diver engaged at the Moyne river,
Belfast, in removing the reef had a
rather narrow escape from loosiug his
life on Thursday evening, eth April.
1t appears that Mr.. Smsle had fred off
charge of dynemita and displaced a
large quantity Of stone at the bottom of
the river. He went down to prepare
for lifting these stones by the aid of
chains into the punt. While engaged
in rolling over large stone he saw
something which he supposed at the
time was piece of clean-looking kelp
moving about in front of where he was
working. In few seconds this object
came in contact with the divers arm,
boptswhich it quickly coiled, partly
holdl6g him. Immediately Mr.. Smals
touched what was coiled around his
arm he became aware of his position,
and tried 10 extricate himself from the
grasp Of o ses-dvil, but found it a far
NOR difficult job than he anticipated.
Catching hold of the part hanging from
the arm. he walked along the bottom
Of the river towards the end of it,
when he saw he was firmly held by
one of the feelers of large octopus.
better known among sailors AZ devil
fish. Mr.. Smale tried to PULL the FISH
off from its hold of the rocks, but with
out effect for some time. At last the
6sh. perhaps thinking it had not got
sufficient hold or power over it's prey,
loosened itself from the stone and
quickly transferred its feelers or arms
around the divers legs and body. In
this position Mr. Smale thought the
best thing for him to do was to get up
on deck az soon as possible. and he
quickly made tracks for the ladder
which reaches from the deck of the
peunt to the bottom of the river. The
diver was certainly Q curious-looking
object when he came up. This huge
ugly looking thing appeared to be en-
tangled all over him, holding him in a
firm embrace. However, Mr.. Smals's
fellow-workmen were not long in Free
ing him from the unfriendly hug of his
submarine companion. The body
Of the octopus was only about the size
of large soup-plate, with eyes in its
head like those of q sheep, but it pos.
sessed nine arms, each about four feet
in length. at the butt as thick as n
mans wrist, tapering off at the end
, to as fine point as that of penknife:
thus il could spread over an area of
nine feet in diameter. All the way
along the underneath part each feeler
are suckers every quarter of an inch.
giving 1t emence power. Mr.. Smale
declares IL was powerful enough to
keep three men uuder water.
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