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I1IVC1SIUH,ms of have ad tolid all eacon proud e are joy towhoseed anmust, tuition t liens, ee the »ok of o such artil-n tan t-r; put ks,and id one id let and, ie the it cool [ hope f this iighest [ rove-moralmtion indifit willlargei our 10 will Milr, »uf-nrery-publicmem-nd hisSeventh— Pyrmid of Beaty (so called) --Messrs J. B. McClellan, W. A. Han-sell, W. N. Hayes, J. L. Coinan, J. M. and E. Joe. Russell, T. and 1*. Crenshaw, Kutlin Coleman.8ong—Mrs. llansell.Eighth—“ Morning and Night'—Katie Tanner and Fannie Nelson.Nineth—Grand Fancy Ball—Dharac-ters by the entire Company.Tenth—“The Vouthful Quack and the Sick Doll ’’—Dr. Jonnie Tanner, Lura Dewoody and Lula Cooiau.If I if ^$1Assignee’s Notice.In the Di*t. Court of the United States for the Northern District of Alabama.In the matter of J. M. McCormack, Bankrupt.In bankruptcy.L WTo Whom it may Concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee of the estate ot J. M. McCormack.of the county of Limestone, ill said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own PetiiIah Kir ('mlrl r»f t.ltA I nifiMDoors open at 7J o’clock. Performance to oommeiico at 8) o'clock prociaely.In addition to the above, many otherfeatures of a comic nature will be intro-duced. Mr. John Uawlingi will sing several of his favorite pieces.Washington, June 11.—There isofficial authoaity for stating that the internal revenue for the fiscal yearouding June 30 wilt be less than one hundred and ninety million dollars, which is thirty-five millions less than Hollins estimated the amount in his report of December, and nineteen million less than McCul-loch’s estimate. Whisky frauds aro the main causes.tion, by the District Court of the United States for said district.Dated Athens, Ala, June 9. ISA8.J. L. COMAN,jell-3w Assignee.nr.viL or aj.auama—ucur.aru.iE ouusii.Probate Court, June 1, 1868.This day came T. C. Gaston, administrator of the estate of D. C. Gilbert, deceased, and declared the estate of said decedent insolvent, to the best of his knowledge and belief. It is ordered by the Cotirt that three weeks' notice be given by publication in the Athens Post, a public newspaper printed in the town of Athens, and that the second Monday in July, 1868, be a day appointedifviiiIn bankruptcy.for hearing said report, and notifying all persons in any way interested to appear and contest the same it they proper.JOHN B. McULELLAN, je4-4w Judge P. C.REPUBLICAN BA N N E R.ur at“John,” said a stingy old curmudgeon to Itis hired man as he was taking dinner, “ do you know how many pancakes you’ve eaten ?” I “ No.” “Well, jou’ve oaten four-] teen.,r “Well,” said John, “youInjthe Pint. Court of the United States for the Northern District of Alabama.In the matter of Jan.Aruircus, bankrupt.Tb it may Concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of his up-; pointmcnt as assignee of the Estate of James Andrews, of the county of Limestone, in said district, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own Petition, by the District^ourt of the United States for said districtDated Athors, Ala, May 27, 1868.J. L COMAN,ni28-3w Assignee.PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLYurROBfehTS, WATTER80N k PEliVlS.Daily (in advance) pet* annum -- - $12. 00 W eekly (in advance) per annum, 3.00 I^Othce—No. 18 Deadrick street Nashville, Tennessea nivlO-ly*!Couut ariicf ril cat.”EHTHW NOTICE.Taken up by J. C. Collier, on the 27thday of May, 1868, on his premises, in Limestone County, Ala, one brown Mare, about six years old, 15 hands high and branded with the letter V on her * dviers snd thighs, and appraised at $50 before Chas. Hardy, J. P.Givou uuder my hand, tins June 5th,i86s. j. b McClellan,jell-IW Judge P.C.Notice.Having employed F. Luke Mitchell to close up our old books, all {tersons owing the firm will come forward at once and make settlement, And all persons holding claims against the firm will present them.m!4-3t* G. W. MITCHELL k CO.MONTGOMERY MAIL,PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BTG. H. GIBSON k CO.Kara ware, IGROCER]Indeed, any and every ailitvof fancy or utility that, ii merit may nteet the wants munity. Having purchaaunder circumstances as fa and since the decline ii can and will sell at prices can be ottered in this mu ml patronage is, therefore confidently expected fr friends, who know them; and believe that bv a sir teous attention to husinesnew ones.Call, then, and examineprices hi any departmentnot suit you in article * fault shall not be ours.One door west of 1Auction Rooms, NorthSquare, Athens, Ala.TiftL* CROSSE MPUBLISHED DAILY AN1SYM. M. rOMElDaily (in advance) per an Weekly (in advance) pel »yPMy*METROPOLITANPUBLISHED WENS IJNO. MULXALY, KdilYlABLW BATES, 1M 4»Daily |©r annum, -Wolf If*Weekly, per auuujjd, t4.00 Oitio*~-424 BrounI York Ci#y.
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Athens Weekly Post
Athens, Alabama, US
Thu, Jun 18, 1868
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