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fWs - estst0sl mofntrs sbou. one % clock three
ouohr sitnstd on Adeiphi srenue, bssFesn Nyr,le
snd Jsotica ~ nues, ere destrnye1 ~ ore rhey
usts occupso - several lsh tanti.. shs ist sh.,r
sisthins snc u"tt tseif isIni1sss. th nes kaorn
boE The Lst uisina.sd,
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Later from Santa re.

ST. LouIs, February Is, 1856.
We have sdvcesfom Santa Fe to the lst February.
The question Of q territorial State government
being warmly contested; beyond which, there was
other news Of Importance.
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Assembly.
AIsANv, Feb. 20, 1850.

Assembly.
AlsAsr, Feb. 20, 1850.
PETITIONS xErsRaEp.
By AVERY against the sale of intoxicating drinks.
Mr. BRnwrR, Mr.. BrsHor, Mr.. GREEN, and Mr L. W.
SMIrH the same.
Mr.. LITTLE, az against the reduction Of tolls on To-
reign salt.
Mr.. BIsHer, the same.
Mr. RoBrssor for board Of examiners for the Hahne-
mann Academy OF Medicine.
MIR. HICKS, 81 Mr.. BREwsrEA Q20 for the repeal Of
Mr.. BUsaouoHs, Of Joseph Ingrahsm under OATH.
charging Canal Commissionsr Hines with oeisl mis-
Mr. BuRRouoHs said that the charges should bs
aninsd into, and moved the .ppontmsnt Of . select
the wish Of the Canal Commissioner
Mr. GILBERT moved It's reference to the Committee
Canals report their opinion - to the propety OF
investigation. The whole subject was laid on the
table.
tsohed to the Geneses College.
Tn. annual report of the American Institute was
The motion Of Mr.. RAsMosD, to print thirty timec
the usual number Of this report was referred to the
Mr DuNsNo bill to provide for the building Of q.
court house in the county Of Steuben also, bill regu-
Mr TowNsrnD D, bill to amend an act providing for
the expense Of government also bill in relation tc
vent the printing and circulation Of shop bills In smii
tuds Of bank bills.
Mr. BoLTEa. Q bill with amendments, making appro-
priston Tor support OF certain hospitals In part
On motion Of Mr.. fake. bill to authorize the city
Of Brooklyn to borrow money referred to the dele
cation from Kings county to report complete.
MIR. BOWEN. q bill for the division OF the Twelfth
ward Of the city Of New York; also, bill to alter map
Of the city Of New York, laying out thereon place
known - Stuyvesant Place.
woopwoRTH PATENT.
Mr. L. w. SMITH called for the consideration OF the
resolution from the Senate relative to the Woodworth
patent. This resolution We published some days
since.l After debate they we're concurred In Ayes
79-noes6.
IMPROVEMENT sENEcA RIVER.
The House then went into Com mittee Of the Whole
the bill for the improvement Of Seneca River at
Baldwinsviue-Mr. Raymond In the char-aud
tnued therein till the hour Of sdjournment when the
Houee resolved TO take till PM for the pur
pose of the confederation of the above bill.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIPS HERMANN AND EU-
RopA-The steamship Hermann, Capt Crabtree,
after having been thoroughly overhauled and fur
nished In beautiful style sailed at twelve o'clock
yesterday, for Southampton and Bremen. The
steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, also sailed at
he same hour, for Halifax and Liverpool. They
took out very large mail.
Inc Europa nad. .4o,ooe iotters
Inc hermann. 30 o4t
IOtal. .oo,'oo iottor1
of these, upw ards of twenty thousand were re-
celved at the Post Office in this city, after nine
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The mail from Boston did not arrive in time to
60 forward.
Among the Europa's passengers was Col. S. A.
Willouehby, bearer of dispatches to U. S. Lega-
ton in Turkey, and Mr. F. l.. Brauns, of Baltimore,
bearer of dispatches to st. James and Berlin
The Europa has gill 1924 In specie on freight.
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Cotton Factory Barns.

R'cHNoSD, Va, Feb. 10, 1850.
The flsnters cotton factory, ct this place, was de-
stroysd BY Gre to-day. II insured for $4,000.
$4,000 of which in the Har ford Some 200 hsndr
have been thrown out Of employ By this csiamity
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

bill hss been introduced 10 the Lesislsture of
Louisiana provide the payment Of the delegates
70 the Nashyille convention.
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Edwin Forrest.

HsnEIssUhe, Pa Feb 20, 1850.
Es-in Forrest the ira sedisn arrived here, to-day.
The obsct Of HE nisop. t l. raid Is the pe,itioune
the Legislature fer q divorce ffom his wife
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bosroN, ttbrDtry 20-4P N.
Atthe second bosrd TO day 200 share. fssaina ALL
read were ttld a. lsA, z mos.
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Nosrolx, Va, Feb Is, 1860.
George wood mate of the brig Henry Woods, and o.
boy named Thomas s. Brsnt, were both sunoosssd on
board the vessel yesterday BY the burning Of charcoal
vhsre th~y were sleepipg.
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HsIFsx, ". s.. Feb 20, 1850
tnY RAMS rKLEosArH
The steamer Falcon, about whoee safety some un-
sasiness felt has Just arrived having been detsin
cd TO repair damage which her maehinery had aus
tanned.
The steamship Ameries IL not In sight.
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CHiNCERY SALE OF LAND.
Wilson Chapman, Administrator Of Lem
uel Chapman, decd,

Wilson Chapman, Administrator Of Lem
uel Chapman, decd,
Martha Chapman, Lemuel H., Mary Ann,
Sarah Jane, Josephine, and John w.
Chapman, and Joseph Hamilton.
PURSUANT 10 a decree rendered in the
Il Chancery Court at Athens. at the Au
gust term OF said Court, IN this cause, |,
William Lowry, Clerk s. Master OF said
Court, will, on the Goth day of November
next, on the premises, proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder, on credit of one. two,
and three years, Except the sum of seven
hundred and fifty dollars, to be paid DOWN
the following described Tracts of Land, in
McMlnn county. including the wido S
dover, she having waived her right 10 dow
er in the same, to wit: The South west
quarter of Section thlriy>siy, in Township
four Range one, East Of the Meridian, III.
wassee District. Also. the Southeast
quarter of Section first, Township filth,
Range first, East of the Meridian, LII
was>ee District. except thirty three acres
sold to Lemuel Wilin on, being the lands
of which the said Lemuel Chapman dIeh,
seized and possessed. and on which there
is u Grist Mill, two thirds of the profits of
which the respondent Joseph Hamilton Is
entitled to, after paying the Miller, unlII
the first day of January, 1856. Bond and
security will be required of the purchaser,
and lien retained on the land until the
purchase money Is paid.
WIN. LOWRY, C. s NJ.
Sept. IS, lS5O-7t Prs fee $3.50 l03
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
John +. Slower,

John Young. jeremiah Young, Taply
Gregory and Abraham Slower.
PURSUANT TO decree rendered in this
cause, at the August term of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Athens, 1850. !. William
Lowry, Clerk s Master of said Court. will,
on the 4th day of November next, a, the
Courthouse door in the town OF Athens,
proceed TO sell at public outcry, 10 the
highest bidder, on credit of six months,
the following described Tract of Land. to
wit: The Souh>west quarter OF Section
thir'y.siy Township second, Range se'
cond, West of the Meridian, Hiwassee
District, McMinn county. Bond and secu>
rity will be required of the purchaser, I'M
less tn" complainant should become the
purchaser. who will not be required to give
bond and security except Tor the excess
over the sum of one hundred aud twenty
dollars, six and half cents, and the inter-
est thereon from the lith day OF Jlly, lSl7,
and lien retained ON the land until the
purchase money is paid.
WM LOWRY, G. s. M.
Sept. IL, lS50-7l Prs fee 50 lob
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CHlNCERY SALE OF LAND.
James =. Senter,

Jno. L. Senter, William Senter, and their
Guardian, Tandy S. Rice.
DURSUANr TO a decree rendered in this
L. cause, al the August term OF the Chan
Gerry Court at Athens, Tennessee, |, VIII
liam Lowry, Clerk s Master of said Court,
will, on the 4th day Of November next, at
the Court house door in the town Of Athens.
McMnn county, Tennessee, proceed TO
sell at public outciy, to The highest bidder,
on a credit of one and two years, (eXcepl
the sum of one hundred dollars, to be paid
DOWN. the following pieces, parcels or
tracts of Land, TO wit: beginning on the
Southeast corner of Carter MeI,on's land +,
with Carter Melons line to a half mile
stake: thence one hundred and sixty poles
to mile stake; thence East one hurried
and sixty poles 10 half mile stake; thence
South ore hundred and sixty poles TO stake;
thence East one hundred and sixty poles to
a stake, thence North one hundred and
sixty poles, more or less, TO the beginning;
being the Tract Of Land of which Marian
Senler died, seized and possessed, to be
sold as one entire Tract. Bond and secC-
ri'v will be required Of the purchaser, and
a lien retained on the land until the pur>
chase money is all paid.
WIN. LOWRY, G. s. NJ.
Sept. Is, ISj(-7t Prs fee $3.50 lO3
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ChancerV Sale,
PURSUANT to a decree Of the CT

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Chance
L ry Court at Cleveland, Tennessee. a,
the August term, 1850, in the case of War
ner e. Colville and others, against George
Colville, sr., and others, will, on Thurs
day, the 2lst day OF November next. ex
pose TO public sale on the premises, all the
right, title, interest and claim, that the
said George Colville, ST., has in and TO the
following described Tract Of Land, to wit /:
the undivided half. except four acres, of the
South. west quarter Of Section ihirty.one.
Township three. Range one. West OF the
MERRIAM, Hiwassee District, McMinn
county.
TERMS OF SALE: One hundred dollars in
cash, and the remainder on a credit Of
twelve months, secured by bond and secu
riuy, and lien retained upon the land until
the money is paid.
JAMES BERRY, C. & NJ.
Sept. 20. ls5o-6t Prs fee $3.50 iO4
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PITTsBURG, Sept. II.

'|SPs' = -
A cold blooded and shocking MUIR
der has been perpetrated in our Wis
cinitv. William and Melchoir Beltz-
hoover, two brothers who keep a
hotel about five miles from Pi:tsburg,
were murdered last night by man
who stopped at their hotel. The
cause or object Of the murder is not
vet known. Both the brothers were
stabbed.
Melchoir died instantly from the
effects of the wound. William sur.
vived until to-day, when he expired,
about noon. The perpetrator OF this
terrible tragedy, | am glad to inform
you, has been arrested and sent to
prison for trial. So enraged were
the populace that before he could be
gotten out Of their reach they beat
him badly. and would have lynched
him probably, had not the officers
taken him away. 1t is presumed he
was laboring under fit Of drunken
insanity.
Rebecca Smith, Of the town of Hen.
derson, Jefferson county, N. T., relict
Of Ahira Smith, deceased, has spoiled
ana quilted the yarn for 1000 yards OF
cloth and knit 60 pair of stockings
within the last ten months, besides at
tending to her household duties, usual
" making her own and two other
beds daily, and all this at the age Of
90 years in February next.
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School Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to the Acts of Assembly
and in obedience 10 an order OF the
Circuit Court Of McMinn county, vii
sell on the premises, 10 the highest bidder
on Saturday, the 26th of October next. the
Section OF School Land in the frs, Frac-
lionol Township. East OF the Meridian
Hlwassee District; this Section lying on
the waters of Conasauga, about II miles
Sou,h.eas, of Athens, in a first rate neigh
Dorhood, and adjoining Chilhowee Noun,
tain, the same having been valued as fol-
lows, to wit:
The Northwest quarter at l,i00
South west " 500
Northeast " 900
Southeast " )
Total for the Section S2.I0j
JOHN l.. BRIDGES, Clerk
Circuit Court for .Nc.Ninn county.
Sept. -. lSjO-tds Prs Zee So lO3
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PROPOSALS are invited at the Office OF
Il the EAST TENNESSEE AND GEOR-
GIA RAILROAD COMPANY, in Athens +,
until WEDNESDAY,, the 81 day Of OCTOBER
next, for finishing the Grading and Masonry,
repairing the old Grade, furnishing the | i'm
bers and laying the Track Of the Road be-
tween the lIiwassec and Tennessee Rivers.
Bids are solicited for furnishing the materi-
ais and doing the work on sections Of five miles
or more, or separately for materials and for
doing any named part Of the work.
Persons desrous of furnishing materials, or
taking any portion Of the work, are request
ed to see the undersigned on the subject before
making any bid.
KIND or TIMBER WANTED Gross
ties to he feet long, Of sound locust, cedar,
chestnut. or any kind of good oak. except
black-to be hcwed fiat at bottom and on
top, two feet at each end--;o have at least 8
inches width of bearing at the smallest end,
and to be inches thicll-or If sawed to be
ut least inches square. Al! to be clear Of
bark.
By order Or the Board
A D. KEYES, Pres't.
Athens, Aug. 30, lojO--5t l0l
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CHAN CERY SALE.
PURSUANT to n decree of the Chan

PURSUANT to n decree Of the Chance.
nv Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, a,
the August Term, 1850, in the case OF
Rober, II. Mcdonnell, Administrator of
Samue! Mcdonnell, deceased, against the
heirs and creditors Of said Samuel McCon-
nell. deceased. will,o Tuesday, Goth No.
vember next, and the succeeding days until
sold, expose 10 public sale, at the Court
house door in the town OF Benton. Polk
county, Tennessee, all the right, title and
interest that the heirs of the said Samuel
Mcconnell. deceased. have IN and 10 the
following Tracts of Land and Town Lots
in the Town of Columbus, Polk county,
Tennessee, to wit {: l55 acres, the South
west fractional quarter Of fractional section
s, first fractional township, South. and
range one. West OF the meridian, in the
Hiwassee District, Polk county. Tennessee.
Also. 40 acres, North east corner of North
east quarter of section seven, aud fraction
al township 2 South, 9TH range East; Sc
acres, the West half of the North west
quarter of section IS, township 2 South,
range East; GO acres, East fractional half
of the South east fractional quarter OF sec>
lion Ia, fractional township 3 South, range
5 Fast; 100 acres. South west quarter OF
section 33. fractional township 2 South,
and range S, East OF the basis lire, in the
Ocoee District; so acres, East half of the
North west quarter Of section SO. fractional
township 9 South. range 5 East. Also,
the following Town Lots IN the town OF
Columbus. Polk county, Tennessee, 10 wit:
one Lot known and designated as the Fer
ry Lot, at the mouth OF Conasauga creek,
in said town of Columbus. where !, emp
ties INTO the Hiwassee River; also, one
other Lot known and distinguished as Lot
No. so. in SAID town of Columbus. All
Of which lands lie in the county of Polk.
and State of Tennessee.
Terms OF SALE.-Fifteen per cent. Of
the purchase money to be paid down. and
the residue in equal portions on credit OF
one and two years, secured by bond and
security, and lien retained on the lands
until the money is pad.
JAMES BERRY. G. s. NJ.
Sept. 90. lS50-6t Prs fee 50 lOl
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New Fall and Winter Goods
G. w. ROSS 4 CO..

A RE now receiving their Fall and Winter
N supply Of Cloths, Cassimers, Casinets,
Tweeds, Pilot Cloths, Oovercoatings, Blank
cts and Shawls Of all sizes, Water Proof Boots,
shoes, Hats and Caps. Ginghams, Alpac-
cas- and Calicoes, which viii be sold very low
for cash. tSept. 30, 1S5O-tf lO4
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Chancrry Court mt Cleveland.

ELIJAH Gate, Iri,,o,;o,o,l
rs.
Jonathan \. Cate. 7 w. I'M
Gilchell. and others. "'"
IT appearing from the Allegations of the
bill. that the defendants. Jonathan n.
Gate and J. W. Gi,cheil. are not inhabi-
ranrs of the Stale OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process OF the Corn cannot be
served upon them. II is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four success
i've weeks IN the Athens Post. newspaper
published IN the town OF Athens. Tenn.
calling upon the SAID defendants to appear
at the next term OF the Chancery Court at
Cleveland. 10 be held on the fourth Mon
day IN February next. then and there TO
plead, answer or drmur to complsInaat's
bill. or the same will be taken as confessed
and set for hearing ez paris as 50 !..,.m.
JAMES BERRY - {, NJ.
Sept 20. 1850 r. - ln4
- Isl tee IS
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Thomas w. Fleming,
G o m M ! s ION .KCrChN ant.
Continues to do business on Mcintosh street,
Augusta, Georgia,
And solicils consisnments Of Produce
Sept. 81, lS50-ly* lO5
Circuit C0urt---M cMinn county


PETITION To SELL LAND.
Sam'l Workman aud John Wolff, Admin
isirators Of Archibald Il. Turk, deceased
Is.
James Griffith, Mary J. Collier. Archibald
II. T. Hambright and Archibald Il.
Turk.
1T appearing to the Court from the peti
ton in this cause, that Archibald II
Turk, ore of the defendants, is not CHI.
zen of the State of Tennessee, it is ordered
that publication be made in The Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring the
said defendant 10 appear at the next term
Of the Circuit Court TO be held for McMinn
county, at the Court. house IN Athens, on
the second Monday OF December next, 20
plead, answer or demur 10 the plaintiffs
petition, or the same will be taken 70: con :
lessed. as TO him, and set for hearing er
parie. JOHN l.. BRIDGES. Clerk.
Sept 81, ls50-4t Prs fee $3.50 los
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SheriT's Sale,

EeY virtue of an order Of sale issued from
sS the CIrcui, Court Clerks office OF
Meigs county, will, on the 1T Saturday
in November next. al the Courthouse door
in the town Of Decatur, proceed Ia sell one
Tract of Land in The l>r Civil District,
containing $50 ACRES, known As Jollev's
Island. and IN Nelgs country. Tenn levied
on as the property OF Thos Hopkins heirs
to satisfy a judgment and cost IN favor of
Il. Martin. and will be sold unless paid.
WM. ). RUSSELL. Sheriff
of .Heigs 60.
Senl. ~. lSln-id> Prs tee s. lOi
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Twenty Dollars Reward /!

EpROKE JAIL, NJ MadiSonviile. Monroe
sS county, Tenn, on the 18th of this inst,
JOHN ESAlON; he Is about ; fee, Q inch
es high. auburn hair. OF rather dark or
saIlow complexion. hold and impudont
look. He wore 'rock coat, made of Ken.
rucky Jeans. |, is thought he will aim for
Ringgold, Ga. The above reward will be-
given for his apprehension and delivery 10
me a, This place. before he first of Janua-
next. JAMES A. WRIGHT,
SherVof Monroe rounty, Tenn.
MadisonvIle. Sept 90. lS5O-3i-lOi
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LUCK.--Thcre is not a more per-
nicious notion ahoat in the world
than the one which ascribes to mere
good fortune the results of that un
broken energy Of character. which
through defeats and failures, still
presses onward to its object, and
regards every obstacle that would
turn it from its settled purpose, no,
only without dismay. but with cxulta'
ton, as comforting additional honor on
the struggle it is so well prepared to
sustain. This fatal mistake in worldly
ethics has blasted the prosperity of
thousands. 1t chills ambition; it deters
ordinary and honestly aspiring minds
from perseveringly following out their
correct preconceived plans, it offers
a powerful temptation to the undecid-
ed to relax from their efforts; and,
worse than all, it affords a plausible
pretext for the lnexcusable failures Of
the indolcnt. True it is, that the sue
cess Of schemes devised with the
utmost skill occasionally depends on a
fortuitous combination Of circum-
stances: but certainly the experience
of mankind demonstrates, beyond the
possibility o. a doubt. that more. very
much more OF success or failure is
attributable to the individual. than he
or the world at large is willing TO
believe. Nine times out Of ten. your
"lucky fellows" are those keensighted
men, who have surveyed the world
with a scrutinizing eye. and unite TO
clear and exact ideas of what is ne
cessary to be done, the skill to execute
their well-approved plans.
MtCefies at Nashville, prime. IL. cts,
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NoRFnRK. Sent. G,

NoRFORK, sept. D.
BRUTAL MURDER BY BRoTHER.-
Capt. Sidney Lain, having beaten
negro woman most numerically yes
terday in Matthews county, his broth
err, William Lain, went to his house
to demonstrate with him for such cru
city in beating the negro. He tole
him to leave, or he would shoot him
and taking up gun he shot his broth
er down without further words; anc
finding he had not killed him, he re-
loaded, and placing the muzzle agains
his body, shot again, which caused
death instantly. Great excitement
prevails in Matthews county. The
murderer was not arrested, and is
supposed to have gone north.
INSTINCT OF THE CAT.--Thc Win
chester Republican says:
During the severity of cholera al
Harpcr's Ferry, we learn from a re-
liable source, that the Cats. in large
numbers. migrated. The night watch
on the Railroad bridge saw as high
as five or six ctoss the bridge of a
night. They became very scarce,
and if one was observed at the place,
it would be found on a hill with an
air Of great alarm.
SLAVES Running HOME AGAIN.
The Delaware Gazette states that the
seven slaves who some time since
ran away from Mr.. Calvert, Of Prince
Georges county, Nd, applied at the
watch house for lodgings, in that city,
a few nights since, stating that they
had been to Pennsylvania. were tired
of freedom, and were trying to get
back to their master. They stated
that they had been decoyed off by a
white man, whose name they did not
know, by specious promises and de-
lusivc hopes, and that they much
preferred living with Mr.. Calvert as
his slaves. than to lead the life they
did after they reached their destina-
ton, and desired to be sent home.
The mayor had them lodged in the
Jail at New Castle. and sent dispatch
by telegraph to their owner, who had
then removed to his home.
A WOMAN BURNED by THE PorATo
BLIGnr.--As every fact connected
with the mysterious disease which
steals away the food of the Irish
pcasantry is Of importance, we give
the following singular statement which
appears in the Galway indicator:
A woman named Mary McDonough,
aged thirty'thrce, was brought a few
days ago, on car 10 the work. house
gate. She appeared to be suffering
from acute pain; her hands and face
presented the appearance Of having
been severely burned, as if thet had
been held over the flame OF a strong
fire. In reply to the questions put to
her. she made the following state
mcnt She was employed by a man
10 weed potatoes, and was at work
on Friday, the 18th ultimo, in her
perfect health, when IA sudden blast of
btuning air. came over her. and she
was thrown back. She felt as if n
quantity Of pungent snuff had entered
lcr nostrils. She also stated that the
stalks of potatoes where she was at
work were burned to cindcr, and
he tubers made soft and black. 1t is
bought the parts of the poor woman's
body which were affected will morti-
" Belfast WING.
Ladies sleeves should be made SO tight |
a. r.
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Consolidated Lotteries of Md.
FOR OCTOIsER. 1880!

TINE Stale Consolidated Lotteries OF Ma
l. ryland are drawn BY State Lottery Com.
missioners appointed by the Governor Of
Maryland, and
CHARTERED BY ACT OF ASSEMBLY
ALL Tickets Of the Maryland Lotteries bear
the Stoynn Of The Stnfe