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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

RICHMOND, JAN 3-HlGH WATER, -, 4 NJ
SAILED
Schr Jane Ross King, Norfolk, coal
Schr c. W. Gibson Baker, New York, flour anu tobacco
Schr Champion Keen, New London coal
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SNlLL he received hv the Mayor o
~ the Town Of Athens. %! the STATE o
Tennessee, nnill the lnth al July rpN', ion
executing the following work. w: fer Dig
ring Il ditch six feet WIDE and three !e"
deep al the shalowest point, from AndTr
sons corner TO Esq I'aIew's, the course t'
hp designated by the Mayor of Sald town,
said dlch to be paved with rock in the bot
tom: the sides Of the same 10 be Walled
with rock; saii wall to be one foot thirt
BY two high, and To be covered with 'imhe
one foot square and then covered w'th dur
or, proposals accompanying the same, sub
sri;uiiGg t,",.."r' CUr too, square IN place
Of the rock Tor the side wall
TEaMs:-One half will he pad when the
work Is completed, aud the balance within
six months. Good security will be requir'
I'd for the faithful performance of the con
tract. Bv order o! the BuarI.
WM. II. RALLEW, Mayor.
CEo. w. Ross, Recorder.
June Id, lSJO-lf 90
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ChancerV Sale of Lands.

EeI virtue Of n decree n' the Chanceiv
Et Court n, Cleveland. Tennessee. made
Al its February Term, 1850, in the cause OF
Warner f.. Ccvllle and others, against
George Colviilp, senior, and Others. | viii,
on TUESDAY, the 3Orh day Of July next.
expose to public sale on III" premises. all
the right, title. interest and clam. that tue
said George Covill,', senior, has IN and I"
the following described tracts of Land
100 acres in the HIwassee District. in The
county Of McMinn, to wit: the North west
quarter OF Section siy. first fractional
Township. Range first, West Of The Meri-
dian. Also, one hail of the Southwest
quarter of Section rwenly-one. township
three, Range one. West Of the Basis line.
IN The Hiwassee District. McN'inn county,
except tour acres, beginning at the North
west corner OF said quarter. and running
with The West line of said quarter South
100 poles TO the South west corner oil SAID
quarter; thence at right angles East lou
poles 10 the Southeast corneroi said quar-
ter SECTION: thence with the conditional line
made with Da. idson Colvile and "A. X.
Turk TO the beginning.
Terms Of SGic:-Ten per cent. TO be paid
in Cash, and the remainder IN equal por-
items, On credit of nine and eighteen
secured by bond and security and
a lien retained on the land until the money
is paid. JAMES BERRY. Sc NJ.
June I, IS5O-4,-Pr's fee 50 SO
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COMM EIsCIAL.
DALTON. June 10Th. p. M.

DALTON, JUNE 18th, p. NJ.
Editor Post:-The price of Bacon has
improved since the date Of our last. We
quote this week, Sides 81, Shoulders Al,
Hams 6. Hog round 81. cash. There
have, however. been some lots sold during
the week AT higher figures Than these but
they were extraordinary sales and gave no
evidence of the true state of the MARKET
Considerable anxiety is felt here concern.
ing the present wheat crop, an! from all
we are able to learn the price will probably
open from Is to 50 cents per busheI.
Corn and Corn Meal is still scarce and
IS selling by the load at from 50 to 90 cts
per bnshel. The demand for groceries of
all kinds is unusually light at this season
and may be bought shade lower than
former quotations.
Respectfully,
NJ rATE'
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naS BAGS RIO COFFEE, a primea r
al III, - hcie. new crop. just received and
for sale by the bag.
McEWEN e. GILLESPIE.
Athens. March Is, lo50-tf II
N O TICE.

Joy virtue of eleven orders of sale issued
z y from the Circuit Court Clerks Office Of
Bradley county, and to me directed ! will, on
the eth day Of July, 1850, expose to public
sale ut the Court.honsc door in the town of
Cleveland, Bradley county. Tennessee, the
following described pieces or parcels of Lnnd,
to wit One hundred and sixty acres of land,
the Northeast quarter of Section II, Town
ship two and Range one, West Of the Basia
line. Also, One hundred and sixty acres OF
land, the Southeast quarter of Section II,
Township two and Range one, West of the
Basis line. Also. One hnnhreh and sixty acres
of land, the Southwest quarter of Section
81, Township two and Rage one, West Of
the Basis line. Also. One hundred and sixty
acres Of land, the Northeast quarter of Sec
ton ~, Township two, and Range one, West
of the Basis line. Also, One hundred and
sixty acres Of land. the Southeast quarter of
Section 20, Township two and Range one,
West OF the Basis line AN in the Ocoee Dis
trict, Bradley county, Tennessee, and levied
upon as the property of Luke Lea To shti'-
fy six judgments and costs which George W.
Sallce, Assignee, SC, recovered against Fran-
els " Lea and ohm Osmont, before r. NJ.
Swan. ESQ, and stayed by Lake Lea. Also,
a Judgment and cost which George w. Sallef,
Assignee &C., recovered against Francis w.
| Lea aud J w. inman. before r NJ. Swan.
Esq, and stayed by Luke Lea. Also, three
judgments and costs witch George W. Sallee,
Assignee &C., recovered against Francis w i.
! Lea, before r. NJ. Swan, Esq, and stayed by
Luke Lea. Also, n judgment and cost which
John ". Grant recovered against Francis w.
Lea, before r. NJ. Swan. Esq. and stayed by
T.nlc Lea. All the above described pieces or
parcels of LAND will be sold on said day, mn
less debts and costs or" pre-, iousv paid.
TT'OS. l.. BATES,
Sheriff Of Bradley County.
May 81, lS50-Gt--Pr's fec 50 81
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NEW MACEINE SHOP.

'lNilE undersigned has located himself miles
J. East Of Athens, ON Chcstna Creek, and
has now on hand and will cnniic to manu-
,ncture WncL CARptNG MACHINES, Of the latest
improved lyle, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
bic HORSEPOWER and Thrcshing Machines of an
improved and Superior quality, and caicn-
lated to 'hresh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with IL view TO durability,
and will be disposed of on accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
of .Wachinrry, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
he favored. lie will aGso manufacture pat
terms FOR Cast Machinery of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON
Junc II 1SI0- fin pn
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Land for Sale,

TNIiE undersigned DESTROYS of changing
4 his business, will sell. on Tuesday tn"
first day of Oc,ubrr next, and succeeding
days. Il, public auction, unless previously
disposed OF, III" following property, 'owl':
Que Farm. confirming 3l7i acres, . mi'c~
cnst of Athens: one other tr,c,, containing
1913 acres. mlrs rn-, "' Athens and Z
les sourhwcS' Of Madl.onvilIe; md one
other trac' on winch he undersigned now
resides, containing 81 acres. all under
rood fence, and ~ II rnm'"r'nbi" h"uscs.
Also. good stock OF Horses. Cattle
sheep. Hogs, Farming Utensils. &c. &C.
Terms Of sale madr SHOWN hereafter
A. q. RICE.
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jacksonville Female Academy.

,s2HE frs, Session of the Female Depart.
u mcnt Of Bolivar ACADEMY, under the
charge Of Miss C.. NJ. MELVILLE, will COM
mence on Monday, the l1Ih of June inst,
and close on Friday. the lst Of November
Inasmuch as the Trustees have been un-
able to give a longer notice. pupils will be
permitted TO enter al anv period OF the ses"
Sion aud to pay accordingly. Tickets OF
admission will be furnished ~ Mr.. Joseph
Juhnson, on the pnvmen, of one.haif ses~
sion's tuition in advance.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Per- Session Of Ttccnty Weeks:
Tnfan, Cass-Sp.Iing ana Reading. $500
Junior Class-ReaG'ug. Writing, }
and the first principles OF Geogra- Z 7,50
phv and Arithmetic,
Senior Cass-Anv OF the branches
of English Education usually IN M
taught in our most thorough Fe-
Music on Piano. 5000
Use Of Instrument, $50
Instruction in French, if desired,. at a
reasonable rate.
The Academy Bu'lling.recently erected
will afford comfortable accQmmodaIlons Tor
a large number Of pupils. and il is bpliev-
ed That boarding. may be obtained IN Madi.
sopvile on satisfactory nrms.' lYr those.
who may come from distance.
The Trustees indulge the hope tina, pa
rents will he prompt in alloriing their
daughters the highes, order Of intellectual
and moral training now so fortunately TO be
obtained at home. al a reasonable rate.
Better means of improvement could not,
it is confidently believed, be found in dis
,anl institutions, AT far greater cost.
BY orde. of the Board.
WILLIAM NJ. STAkELY,
Chairman.
J. A. COFFIN, Sec. az
June 7, lSjO--4t
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Fifty Dollars Reward
For Gne Of the John RobertS0ns.

A MAN calling himself by this name.
L came 10 this place, (A'h"us. Tenn..)
on the IN May, 1850, h, ling from Neshoba
county, Mississippi. After being here
about Three weeks. III winch time dlscov-
cred nothing in him bu, The department OF
a gentleman, he hired my horse and buggy
to 20 as he said. TO MIR. ROBBERY w.
McClary's, about IL miles from This place.
He started on Saturday after dinner 10 be
back Monday evening; on that evening he
was in Rome, Georgia, where he sold my
horse and t'uggy and took the cars. lie Is
about 6 fee, high. dark complexion,
black hail and beard worn a5oYe his
chin aud round on each sile to his neck
lon. vDsagc aud placid counIenance. Had
on when here coat and pants OF black
French cloth, purple figured satin vest
rArcked silk crava,, and Relish California
har. and his baggage pair o! saddle bags
He said he was - years old. ! should
,rkr i'm to be between lwenty>f five and
lwen,, seven. Unless he is apprehended
h- wi! certainly serve some one else a
similar trek. wish III" public to be viai
LIANT III ~ archng Tor lhlS man. ! will give
the above reward for his delivery ia Athens
Or a reasonable reward Tor securing him in
any jail IN the whole couHlry, and giving
me notice SO that can get Inn.
WIN. BURNS.
n i. Editors friendly to IDstlce. II lhei
~. vii,ng to do 50 without charge, are
earnestly requested TO copy the above.
iune If, 1850.
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w ASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHESTNUT ST.. ABOVE SEVENTH ST..
PHILADELPHIA.

CHESTNUT st. ABOVE SEVENTH ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
is central. in the immediate vicinity OF
the most important public Institutions,
the best and most fashionable places OF hu-
slness, and the attractive public Squares OF
the city. In the important requisites OF
light and ventilation, two principal objects
aimed al in the recent enlargement and
thorough improvement OF this House, il is
not exceeded, perhaps, by any establish
ment in America. To strangers, therefore.
its position is peculiarly desirahle.--
Subscriber rc'urns thanks to his friend,
and the public for the liberal patronage
they.have extended TO him, and assures
them that he will enheavor to meri, a con-
unuance of their lavors.
A. +. GLASS.
June 81, lS50-3t 81.
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO CHATTANOOGA.
J, B, TAYLOR & co,

liza IN G obtained the contract tor
n cArrYln. the MAIDS from Knoxville to
Chattanooga, for four years from the
public that thcIr Iiue Wi! BE- well stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
aud sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
route traverses a beautiful and interesting
section OF country, embracing the OcoDe and
tlDwaSsee Valleys aud travellers will r't'iin-
" find It TO their advantage to take This Inc.
On ibis line for the South. intrr$rrunG
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, and tor
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DR., Fitch's Celebrated Medicines

Pulmonary Bnlsam. DPpnra'Ivc syrup,
Pec,orul Expecloran'. Hear, Corcctor, Fat.
monary Imminent. IIumUr Correclor, PA g
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oh. An'I'Dyspep
tic Mixture. Cough aud Caihnrir PMS.
Nervina, Female Pills. Vcrm'tnge. Fem7l r
Specific. &c. &c. used by him constantly
md with unprecedented success in the treat
men, of Colds. Coughs Consumption. a slh'
ma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia. Scr"inia.
Skin Diseases. rheumatism. Female Com
plants, Piles, sc. &c.
DR.. Ftch's unequailcd Potent Siirer
Plated abdominal Supporters.
DR.. Fitch's Improvsd Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace.
DR.. Fuch's Silrcr Inhaling Tube.
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Bill in substance charges, that comp'a''
nanr, sold 10 defendant. certain machinery
designed to be used as a steam propellng
power. for the sum of $3.50, consisting OF
an Engine, two Boilers, and other fixtures,
which was their reasonable vaiue--lhal
defendant, paid towards the same so,
the balance being vet due and unpaid. that
defendant is owner Of between four and
five hundred shares OF the stock OF the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail road
company Of 500 each. as appears from
the book OF said company, in the town OF
Athens, IN the name and as the property OF
defendant, that i, rs the only means he
longing to the defendant within tine lih''>
of the State OF Tennessee. They therefore
pray an attachment to issue against SUI,
ficiencv Of said stock in the hands OF sad
company to be made subject to comp'a''
nants debt.
June 81, lSjO-4'-Prs. fee 81. VI
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rr,,prRaNcE CELEBRATION.

ILMPEH ANOE
The Mad,sonville Division o! the Sons
of Temperance will celebrate the Fourth OF
July BY q public procession and addresses
The Masons. Eroma,hcsian and E'ole-
THAN societies. and the Sabbath Schools
are respectfully invited to JOIN them D" pro-
K. NJ. HENDERSON,
nj. II. STEPHENS.
X. M. EVANS.
Committee.
June Ia, 1850.
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MASONIC.
Hiwassee Lodge. No. 1888. will celebrate
the Anniversary of ST. John the Baptist. al
Charleston, Tenn., on the 2ith inst
Neshboring Lodges and transient breth-
rem are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BY order Of the Lodge.
WIN. J. JOHNSON, Sec.
June Is, 1850.
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Ear The Athens Post.

Mr.. EDITOR Please publish the follow.
ing appointments for Camp meetings on The
Athens Circuit, winch commence MS follows:
Cedar Springs, Thursday, August. .
Cane Creek,
The Preachers. local and travelling, are
invited to attend, together with oil the PEG.
pie.
Yours. respectfully.
&c. PENDERGRASS.
Athens, June 18th, 1850.
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CHANGER COURT at ATHENS
CHANcEEY Court CLEGK's oFFIcE.2
June Rules, 1850
HlZen, Shipman s. Co.
Us.
Duff Green.

TN this cause it appearing from an a'e-
legation in the Bill. winch is sworn to.
tina, the defendant, Duff Green. is non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee, and a
resident of the Dstric, Of Columbia, or the
State OF Georgia-it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens
Post, newspaper printed in Athens Me-
MINI county. Tenn, for four successive
weeks, requiring the SAID Duff Green 70
make his personal appearance at our nex'
Court of Chancery. TO be holden at Athens.
on the 81 Monday nj August next. plea!
ar~wer, cr .demur To Comrlainani's HiII
filed against him in said Court, or the SANE
will be tax en- as confessed. set for hearing
ex parle and decreed accordingly.
WIN. LOWRY, C.. s. NJ.
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DR., Fitch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

~
On the Prevention aud Cure Of Consnmp'
ton, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart. NC,
and on the method of preserving Health
and Beauty TO an Old age.
THIS book shou ID b" in every family. 10
the consumptive it points out the only rea'
snuablc hone for relief. To mothers. III"
directions II gives for lha care a"d cnura
ton of Children are invaluable. io'"oo
copies of ths Book have passed through
the press. and the sale continues unahai"n
For sale nv s. s. FITCH g. co. .o'
Broadway. New York; aud u. w. koSo "
CO.. Athens. Tennessee
0H-Dr. FIrCH'S GUIDE TO lNVA
LIDS, or Directions to persons using u
Fi,ch's Remedies, TO be had gratis, OF all
his Agents.
June 81. lS50-f. vi.
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One oEdcr for Capital Prize!
o. Correspondents can transact business
through tie mails wash this agency, as
well a. though personally present.
Letters carefully directed and answere"
nv rprurn mail.
Colyn s Co. send Managers OiiicIal
Drawing TO all who order tickets.
Bank notes on all good banks IN Inc
country, or Prize tickets received IN pay
menr. at par. Tor tickets.
Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts re-
mIi;pd TO those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complicd with.
The most prompt attention always give"
to orders.
Please address COLVIN s co.
Baltimore. Md.
June Z, lS50-lm 81
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. In the
House. on Thursday, the majority OF
the committee on the death penalty,
reported in favor of the abolition Of
capital punishment. The report was
made the order for next day.
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Important Land Sale.


DUk>UANI to an urGrr OF ihe Circuit
l. Courl tor the county OF Polk, at the
February term, 1850. | will proceed to sell
upon the premises. on the ooh dav Of July
next, The Section 81 School Land for the
fourth fractional Township South. Range
5, East Of the basis line, Ocoee District.
sad lands have been surveyed and valued
as follows:
The South cas-, Quarter, TO 500
Month east - 2'O
Sbuh west &c Az
Northwest - l2O
The whole amounting TO $40
The above Section Of Land hes immrdl-
aiely adjoining the Copper mines, IN POLK
county, Tenn, and is supposed by miners
To contain a larger portion OF tia, valuable
mineral than the mines which have already
been worked. II has never been tested.
and therefore valued by the Commissioners
as though II was destitute of mineral
wealth, 10 S420 only, while a small lot but
a few rods distant. has sold .or $4,000
JAMES SMITH. Clerk.
June IA. lSj0-6 Prs fee So 90
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RISH LLNEN.

a LARGE lot of all iinls, from the very
IA best to common, Just received and tor
sale cheap for cash, by
Nav 3 G. w. ROSS &, co.
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DR.. r, Y, VAUGHAN,

G9AVlNG located himself in Charleston.
4 Tenn. =. offers his professionc! services to
the citizens and vicinity.
lie hopes by Liligcnt attention to his pro-
iessron TO receive liberal share OF patronage.
Charleston, May 10, lS5O-Gm So
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Flour.
J. a. CoFFrN, Sec.
June 7, lSJ0--4t

A FEW barrels Snpcrlinr Flour for sale by
"A MCEWEN g. GILLESP1E.
May 81, lS50--,f So
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hope reflection will satisfy you Of the |

'"~s'N' WIZ ""S'"'y y~N W WV
wrong, injustice and oppression to us,
and tat YOU will cease further to an.
noy and follow US, in mere pecuniary
matter, in no way necessary to your
redress of wrongs or grievances by
Fowlkes, if any exist. We deem this
request due to ourselves and that your
observance of 1t, but an act Of strict,
naked justice to us and our families
hence we make it with confidence
that you will properly appreciate it.
! shall be able to take up your entire
liabilities for me. of every nature and
kind within few days, without a
reasonable doubt.
Very respectfully.
f.. w. NJ. KING.
! have read the abovc--it expires.
ses my feelings and determinations.
| seek peace with all mcn--especiaIly
with Gen. Coo, but ask to be let
alone where my rights and interests
arc concerned, so as TO extend to my
purse and my family.
ALANSON TRIGG.
A correspondent OF the New \ ork
Herald says that large portion of the
Southern Democrats have expressed
a preference for Mr.. Buchanan as
their candidate for the Presidency, in
1852; they having sided with him. be
cause Of the recent letter he has writ.
ten to Col. Jefferson Davis, in favor oil
the Missouri Compromise.
DR.. WEBsTER-A Boston letter
of 3lst nit. published in the PhiIadeI-
phia Bulletin. has the following state.
mcn,s respecting the position and
prospects Of DR.. Webster, lately con-
vicIcd of the murder Of DIR. Parkman:
81 have been careful to elicit the
true sense of the people of Boston in
reference to DR.. Webster, and find
that the conviction Of his guilt is uni.
versa; and the opinion that he will
be executed is very general. This
opinion is growing stronger, perhaps
| ought to say is ripcning. into Il de
sire thu, he be executed; first because
oethc strong movements made in New
York and in PhiIade phia, by the pa
pers and by petitions intended. as they
believe, to force Massachusetts &c
protect his life against her own judg
mcn:, and in defiance of her own pri.
vale rights in.lne case, secondly, be.
cause for years past the sentiment
had prevailed that capital punishment
ought never to be inflicted; and it i.
now generally believed that this opin
ion has einboldcicd the murderer
and for the last few. years there ha:
been m5re decided frmness in tho
decisions of juries aud IN the exccu
tons. To all this may be added the
fact that the Governor has not tn
.pswer to pardon without the concur
renee of his Council. aud it's believed
this could not be obtained even il nj:
Excellency wished TO pardon or com
mute. But it is believed that he
does not"
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Lnmartinc thus writes in late pubIIca'
ton on universal SUFFRAGE
"a day will come. have no doubt, when
the head of family will depose in the e.
icc,ural urn as many votes as there nre told
men, women and children at his hearth; for
in a society better made it is not the 'ndIvI'
duaI-it is the family which is the p"rma-
ncnt unity. The individual passes away
Family remains. The principal Of social
conversation is there. 1t will be developed
and there Democracy will have as much sta
blity as monarchy"
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Six and a Fourth Cents Reward.

4HANAW AY from the subscriber about
& q the 18th of last Nnrcmhcr, bound hoy
nv the name pf Franklin Smith, aged II
years. The above reward, but no thanks,
will be paid TO any one VIII" will return him
10 me. JOHN WELDlN.
TclicO Plains, Lunc [, lSjO--3t
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THE DIFFERENCE. Many of our co'em
porurcs characterize the Cuba expedition n
.maraudcrs.' pirates etc Next week. j
they should conquer the Island so soon, they
will be cheered by many Of these papers as
heroes.
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PROPOSALS

May n. 800 I'D
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Yours, respectfully
MASONIC.

Athens, June 18th, 1850.
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J, N. CATE.
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June IA, 1850.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-27
WILLIAM HORHER,
TToRHEY AT LAW,
Lancasasr. Grant eowmtE, WiseoMsim,

n (LATs . rAuauIrR courTy, vA.,)
WILL Grant Dane Iowa counties, and
the federal supreme Madison He will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of claims The pu
lands and the
nonresident sndhoiders In any part Of the STATE.
Hon. foote, " g. Senate Hon James NJ Mason,
u. Homer, Warenion, Va Mess knox
Mason, attorneys al l.w New Yorh Prciss:or = Homer
Mes J. b. Crockett John Kasson attorneys slsw o. Louis
Missouri YHals9@ Ati AP fp-lswy