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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

VpATTOr,s INSTITUTION Tor ,ho Education u
L koss ~= reopen on Monday, Sept olrciisrs nay
tho pfirsip4q upon yhch It IA conducted may be obis9ed
n,,,Jrre z Int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

sbRANN ETS.-Uolored Ascki1sw, Negro, borth, aud
h6fhc d6erep1 sizes rib.oD bound tsnhy slspssN NJ
American manufacture For sale hy
lySl NEs4lTH Go. 30 and 81 finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

EEjOOH TYPE dIAOHINE-Fof sale sIl the ne.
~ ceGRry mschihery, fixtures and psttercs formsknR
wood type; May be seen In operation al HaguesL
ala 6teodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

AucrIos SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Sep 30
By 4. J, Bleecker The orchard cottage, corner
New York avenue and Terrace Rov, At Clifton,
Staten Island, 50 500,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

Decrease ........'....''' .'.''s.'.''''
The sudden deaths are reduced sibce the de-
parturo Of summer, 80 that nothing is proved by
comparing then.
The per centage, according to age was as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

RAILROAD AccIDGSrs-oa Friday afternoon
enc of the ,gorAmell npoyed upon the Naw YORK
ard Erie Railroad named James Wiaaj wss a..
yeIey injured Abau. the right foot aad leg, by :ae
falling Of heavy ssoae hon tue car near 4oasey,
Is miles from Piermont. 10 WAS INN 9dateiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

u q ttAhs4IAIa ST lAkUN,a! = r.,
school year Begins on sepembsr ID Pupils hted Tor
College buriness Tb5 Primary Department. for sevs2
7esrs under the Of XII. Il Hobby receives upia 81
early an age six OF seven yesra Application io admz
zion nlsy be made the Rooms lower eoOr University
EuildinSa Circulars nay be obtained also al the BOOK
francis Co 252 &ro5l ~, Snd Samuel Haynor 6 Rov
az. lsu2l 2nI GEORGE PARKER, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

Tho Undersigned have associated themselves ogoher
pudef Il Z name ard aye OF a%lLL, CONNER CO FOR
tie purnos. of ira, cirg whoeEsls and retail ueWapa
PEI book AID stationery asioess In san Francisco corner
of Cav sno uponi tud sacramento City in tue Pa
CO Tmes bulorg, Secoud between and u SIS who're
hel tre pared supply h soc and he public on
~ ,,,,oS4 ,a.., nntl4 tsrna JOHN II. STILL
'i7 US JOHN w CONNEE,
JAMES o. FORREsF.
Bsn FfauciEco, August l. 1850 sN2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

S1ABEGs, PRINTERS, BLAluK E'FA, nAPFhE
and aieys Cloth Sypa Prtnlers and GngrsvsrF 5aSs
,tc golIsr gesyaf ard 1scSe, Cloihs oF sale by
GyiI O. 2 LIZ rASOH, IS Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
WASHING MADE EASY.
FOR sEw AsD IMPROVED
SYgTEm OF EASY WASHING,

and certificates in is favor
SIGNED BY cLERGYMEH
A ND OFFERS aee Tribune Of "Wednesday and Sstur.
1Adsy. This is The greatest
IkPROVEMEHT IN HOUSEKEEPING
yel adopted Cal or seud to MADAAE BEAyELT, Pa
tent Lsundres4. 10 Ann.st (second hoor) Hew.York.
ale 8tThFrMon4Tu'
BOSTON AND YORK TELEGRAPH
I'D SOAf ANY otce Wsll.sl second so0) -ehi1 line
usinE Houfes Patent Pr ting instrument IN operation
gEW-HAVEE, HARTFORD gPRfHGF1ELa,
PROVIDENCE BOSTOH
Tbs dispetcbes printed ~ the Instruments ID Romat
3spai LelIerst1us syodirgIbe necesaity n ua1sa!n2
crAns snd ccGsequen s0iy 10 error neces7sEy
at.erdaL 1por al ohef s5ttems Of tolegraphlng
fhe patrons or iR line msy depend puuctual els-
sssiol cey.fy OF thsr Gass2ses no dispatches
sill be received CT eir Offices 1pess the 7ires ara IL
working order
FgIcEsFof messages Of zen #o5ds, 20 GEMS; AID io
4ach additoosl vord. cenIk
JAAEs sTUGG1s, Presider'
AAHi.tUs CLARK Clerk u the Corporation.
~ VIZ. s.pA. b. 40 SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

BADY, 10 many years engaged in teaching Mnsc,
"A French and fngsa IL all ia araEches hs7iag rome
pupi!e 10 IL siruct in the Address @ at M office
.hti pnper SoO otN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
gV7HR NEw.ENGLAaD MUTUAL LIFE In
gILR NOE Clln AtiY Of RGsion. n4nrsg liZss on

z BURANCE COMPANf, OF bCeton, lnBures lives Oh
the mutual principe Agenc; 20 w list Jsunceey-CotrL
Guarantee capital and accumulation exceeding $60GO,
and creasingfo benefit Of members present and future
The whole safely advantage ously invested,
The busnes conducted exclusively for the benefit OF the
perGonr Insured
The greatest FlGk taken on life, $1,000.
Surplus distributed among the members every hftb year
from December l. 1885, settled In cash. or By addition TO
pol..ccJ ,.,,...o-
Premium mag be paid quarterly or sem-annually when
desired and suouuts TOO small.
In Policy for the whole life The Insured, netn2 under
the age OF fy.seveD may pay annually, for hVe years, IN
cash Eot over bali ard interest annually on the oth9r
half OF The premium Il thG age lhree-hhS al least
no 10 be paid and nieres the remainder.
Forma OF application hnd pamphlets Of the Company and
It's reports TO had OF tho agent or forwarded by nail
wfttenfor post paid.
This Company has complied In every particular Itn the
laws Of his State, respecting Companies o. States
doing business here tho Agent has Certificate from
the Controller to that effect
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips, President
M. P. Wilder, Chas. 2. Curtis N r. Cunningham,
Geo h Kuhn, VIM w Stone Peter Wainwright
Chss Browne, Thos. A Dexter, VIM. Raymond Lee,
VIM Perkins, Sewe Tsppsn.
BENJAMIN + STEVENS Secretary.
J. HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent OF the COMPANY
au2l Iaw2m As Wsl.st. Jauncey Court, Nsw-Yofa.
DROOKI.YN FIRE INSURANCE sO4rASF
dt-Ofics No Merchants Exchange "sll.sl Il. Y. E1s
ss Fulton al Brooklyn wa ELIsRo&TH, cre7t
A. 2 ETFygHs, Secretary. aug sm'
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COMPREHENSIVE.

sTVPARTNE ESHlP.- Tae undersigned have this
& duy n,iocisled WIN them in The ne@Ipaper book and
sistone- Y bu,ipess, JAMES ROaREsP Pho business
hereafter will he cor Quoted under hs aud style Of
BTILL, CONNER 60 JOHN d STILL
JOHN w. CONNER.
ssh z anct5co, August lsi, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

DIARK ETS.-NeRro, macknaw, ine family, steam
ID boat and coating Blankets for sale by ~
x18 NFSMfrH co 80 and 81 Pnesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01


Burned Droo.Y III head ] Hopping cough.
Cote ........... = In abdomen lnhamn Brain. !
Consumption.... Oysenery ...... - OF Bowels :
Ccnvulalons -, oen'ihon .-.:.. :. Of Lungs. /
Group .......... Fever, nhan'ry. \ OF Liver.
Cong ion brain s. Fever scaret,. Jaundics
pfarI hea....... Eeve typhoid 90 sge....,...
Diopay .....,... SFeysr conceive Rheumatism /
la Boston the deaths for the Thirty eighth
week were 7O Males, IS; Females, 80; under
years, 80. Thir.y.s eveuth week, II deaths Males
3si Females SO under 5 years, "a,
In Padad<iphtathe deaths for tue 7 irsy eighth
week were 1884, Adults, 67i Children, 81. Week
before, l46 deaths.
In Nesc Orleans the deashs in the Thi,ty sixth
week were 56; OF these H. were of elow fever;
SO were under 10 years 81 were coloyed persona
In London. Thirty,Aixsh week, s99 dsatnl
eek before $50 Eight cases of Cholera
THE WoRKlNGMENs STATE CoSysNrloN.-In
pursuance Of the call pa5lished ia Monday S
Tribune by the Corresponding Secretary Of she
Industrial Congress John H.. Keyser) the dele
gates 10 the Industrial Reform Mass State Con.
vension from this City aud vicinity, a,e requested
to meet on board of the steamboat Rip Van
Wrinkle, foot OF Robin,onss. at PM. this after,
noon. fall delegation is expected at this great
Mass Convention nom Nsw.York TRe Oonvea.
ton is to commence in the forenoon Of Wednesday
Ito morrow at Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

ORAgwECAL CONVE KS ATIQN IN The French
1 Ioreusge with Or. WOMB, leader OF a French and
Amercsn Socialist school Hs seeP4 from mia pupils me
bes refl eucsp OF sne CITY h ability aud moaliy 9S
Hrdzcns, ais lmt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01
WINDOW SHADES.
wINDOW SHADES.

zzELrY RlKER ISL Chsthamst eau the attention Of
shades ord materials for making ard hanging Shades
they make the bAal quaisy on add 'el al prees tu Is
ner cent eas than any olhor manufacurers All Shadee
Jyarrsnted not to stick or curl. al lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

lgAEAUnKD UOT%ttNe,--+9Oo eAsss, So@Phslns
vsf FOR srls by NE9aiFE n Co 81 and ~ rine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

RYIFICIAH. LRECHES Alex4n1roa Arufc1l
"a Leeches approved by eli practitioners ihei BAYS
seen them They posaess over the uaure eech he adyar
ke OF economy cleanliness and facility Of application and
dseerve tbs especial Attention OF country physicians AID
hrmerI An inToics just received and FOR sse by
IS lms ALEXANpRE co. q 4 aden.Iane q. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

SUFEFIoR Court - t5ellstat TOM cd B-4scb
psci.1ont-stfors Ja5ees oeksey, Fsue and Camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

BOARDING aCHU0L EOR BOYS, AT GREEN
d >.ILH CONH-Z NICHOLS PRINCIPAL and Pto-
prieor The y III on The i,h OF No.
verber ger1ls q per sonam Circulars stating par.
tcuisTs, ey be ad 81 The Bookstore OF hi 81 NeTtnSn \
Co Ieg eroao way Aefereucs Rev J. bAckls, h5f.
w qsgssrl. JL1nts e. Nelson "a o. Ajdrssz
.sn 81 &. 81 CHOLg. stamf 3rd Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

uAraIHGB-PGper, 10000 pounds from % 10 IS Inches
a4Wde d6eren. qualities and coiors for 6ae at rnanufss
,EraE pfeas sAItHY 4 egERIcZROG. lBz saDthe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

EEAaaIATON sM&EFlNGs,-Sc cases 81 sad l24
Agblesched Sheat'ngs Por sale ny
IySi HEsMtT8 Co BIZ and o. Flns-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

a saBUKTOn FLAsrGLs.-SO csaea Of taesa
"a ru1er1r canton Channels iurt received For gale by
;ysl 1EsMIrH Co SO and So Pine st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

he COnIf4ERCIAT4 AND classical
SCHOOL, x Henry.st conaisng OF hfeo departments,
IN complete orGl "a no7y opeu Sec full enlightenment
s2H aOLGAON JENHER, Principal
BOYS, sCHOGLs-Af rYNG's School foT .ooy9is
se reopened st 81 Esa. 6.Etesaha! Thsre application
may hs 1nsds ran III 2o'c!ocs IS I'M
AEADANla UUUEAIS;s sourdtng and Day scneol
kYB for young Hde3 866 Broadvsy, resr Unionsqntrs,
VIII Te6psned Monday, Sept g 30 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

LEGRoga HAT DdAnUFAOTORY
WILBOn's Leghorn Hal Mandatory Eighth s7s
nue. fin bouss Asoye 7FenEysizhst west ado, Per-
sons ma sng eghorn Bonne,s RaI have hem alef
ID into fashionable shape without any appearance Of pes
ing 81 Eia eatas!i4hmept II In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

sp @asyYw sHEEEISS1e,,-lou Oaes Salisbury, Ia
mv1I C. a. Id BARON b Pnesl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-01

81 fFANT;ss PRIVATE sc=Fdlng scnooltQr BOYS.
~ LtJa EefT5, u,ue az lies tron tloagseu, r. Saif
Fhs ectoeis Ggfer ihe cnarge 81 a EViHANF sao
Ths poUer OF scHOiars United &c sixteen VINO usy e.
Ter he chool ndef twelve 5esfq Of Fge sud ne hne of
gusueeF 7erns To- tuition board from S0nto $40
peF CIRCULARS may 10 oaalaed al NJ & OsirsndaF
c5rze- canal and Varfcs sig NsU-YorE slo I'm
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04
CHiNCERY SALE OF LAND.
James p. Sc nter,

CS.
Jno. l.. Senter, William Senter, and their
Guardian, Tandy S. Rice.
DURSUANf 10 decree rendered in this
l. cause, a, the August term OF the Chan
Gerry Court at Athens, Tennessee, |. VIII
liam Lowry, Clerk s Master Of said Court,
will, on the 4lh day of November next, at
the Court house door in the town Of Athens.
McMnn county, Tennessee. proceed to
sell at public oucry, 10 the highest bidder,
on a credit of one aud two years, (except
The sum OF one hundred dollars, to be paid
DOWN. the following pieces, parcels or
tracts of Land, 10 wi: beginning on the
South least corner Of Garter Melons land +,
with Garter Malra's linz to a R,li mie
stake: thence OGt neudrri ana siAty poles
10 a mile STAKE; lhenc- East one hLnred
aud sixty poles 70 a nalt' mile stake; thence
South ore hundred a'.i sixty poI,s 80 take;
thence East one nuGlfrd and -,x'y pIir> To
a stake, thence Tuitn une hurl,ri auj
Sixty poles, more or less, TO the Beginnings;
being the Tract OF Land Of which Marian
Sen,er died, seized aud possessed, 10 be
sold as one enlre Tract. Bond and Sect
ri,y will be required Of the purchaser, and
lien retained On the land unIl the ppr>
chase money is all paid.
VIM LOWRY, G.. & NJ.
Sept Is. lS5t'-7l Prs fee $3.50 lO3
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
John +. Slower,

u.
John Young. Jeremiah Young. Tapy
Gregory and Abraham slower.
PURSUANT 10 "A decree rendered in this
L cause, at the August term Of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Athens, 1850. I, William
Lowry, Clerk & Master Of said Court. will,
on the 4th day of November next. al the
Courthouse door in the town of Athens,
proceed to sell at public outcryt to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of six months,
the following described Tract of Land. to
wit: The Southwest quarter of Section
thirty six, Township second. Range se>
cond, West Of the Meridian, Hiwassee
District, McMinn county. Bond and secu>
rily will be required Of the purchaser, un-
less The complainant should become the
purchaser. who will not be required to give
bond and security except Tor the excess
over the SUN of one HUNDRED and twenty
dcllafs, six and half cents, and 'he inter
est thereon from the l4,h day OF Jliy. lol7,
and hen retained on the land until the
purchase money is paid.
WIN. LOWRY, c. s. NJ.
Sept. Is, lS5O-7t Prs fee 80 lO3
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Wilson Chapman, Administrator Of Lem
uel Chapman, decd,

Wilson Chapman, Administrator Of Lem
uel Chapman, deed,
Martha Chapman, lemuel H., Mary Ann,
Sarah Jane, Josephine, and John w.
Chapman, aud Joseph Hamilton.
DURSUANT TO a decree rendered in the
l. Chancery Court at Athens, at the Au
gust term OF said Court, IN this cause, |.
William Lowry, Clerk 4 Master OF said
Court, will, on the 20lh 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 o! seven
hundred and fifty dollars, to be paid down.
the following described Tracts OF Land, in
McMinn county. including the wlduw S
dover, shs having waived her right 10 dow
er in the same, to wit: The South west
quarter OF Section Ihlrty>six, IN Township
four. Range one, East o! the Meridian, Hi.
wassee District. Also. the Southeast
quarter of Section first, Township filth,
Range first, East of the Meridian, II,
was>ee District, except thirty three acres
sold to Lemuel Wilkinson, being the lands
of which the said Lemuel Chapman died,
spizpd and possessed. and on which there
I,n GrIst Mall, two thirds of the pro6s ol
wnrch the respondent Joseph Hamilton l..
entitled TO, alter paying the Miller, unlil
ln- first day of January, 1856. Bond and
security will be required Of the purchaser,
and IA lien retained Oh the lard uni! the
purchase money Is paid.
WIN. LOWRY, C. & NJ.
Sept. Is, lS5O-T Prs fee $3.50 lO3
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Circuit COurt---MCMinn county.

Circuit COurt---McMinn county.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Sam'l Workman and John Wolff, Admin
is,rators Of Archibald Il. Turk, deceased,
James Griffith. Mary J. Collier, Archibald
X. T. Hambrigbt and Archibald Il.
Turk.
1T appearing to the Court fro" the pem'
ton in this cause, that Archibald IL.
Turk, one of the defendants, is not cIli'
zen OF the Stale 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 10 be held for McNllnu
county, at the Court house IN Athens. on
the second Monday Of December next. 20
plead, answer or demur to the plaintiffs
petition, or the same will be taken 70. con
iessed. as TO him. and set for hearing er
marie, JOHN L. BRIDGES. Clerk.
Sept. II, 1850, P" fee $3.50 los
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Opp FELLowsnIp IN MARYLAND
"A Baltimore letter Of the 23d ultlmo
saws: 1.-THE annual report OF the SUBJ
ordinate !. o. o. F. lodges OF Mary
land TO the Grand Lodge. at its last
session, shows the number of inltla'
tons during the quarter ending on the
LIST of July to have been 400; the
whole number of members in good
standing. belonging to the various
lodges, 06l4; the amount OF money
extended for the relief Of brothers
s6.lO5 O5; for the relief of widowed
families. So s7s IA; for the education
Of orphans, 1854 81; for burying the
dead, sl,2l9 40. Total for the three
months, slO,7ss 90. The rapid in
crease of the order in this city has
rendered necessary the immediate
erection of ian addition to their spacious
hall on Gay street-a lot 26 ieet iron,
BY 30 deep, having been purchased
for the purpose, to contain four spa
cious lodge rooms"
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LIST OF LETTERS

~ EMAlNING in the Post Office al
H. Athens, on the LIST day OF October,
1860, which. il not taken out before the Isl
day of January next, will be sent on TO the
General Post Office as dead letters.
Brdsong. E l. Elliott
Ballard, VIM OF Rob. Inman, John
ert Langtord Jones, Robert d
Boone, Israel Lnndingham. Mrs e
Bayless, Pike Lowery. Eliza L.
BeaIs, Sarah McKennon. Neil
Bird, Bonner Miller, Hiram
Brock, E. Morris. William
Chambers, John Miller, John
Chandler, David G Porter, John
Charles. Oliver Runnels, Henderson
Dugan, lasac N Raney'C
Davis, Fl Nj Shelton.
Davis, Rachel Miss Siger, Henry
Ellis, John Shelton, q ID
Essmau, John Trmble, E G
Edmonds, RI Wilson. James G.
+. BOYD. p. NJ.
Oct. 4, lS50-3t LOG
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NOTICE.


Am Monday, IT," IN day Of October next,
~ pursuant to the articles of partnership be-
tw cen the partners of tie late firm Of F. &
II. BoyD, we will otlc: to sell mt public cutlery.
on the premises, to the highest bidder, the
Northwest half of lot No. %, situated in
the town Of Athens, III McMinn county and
State Of Tennessee, with IL Store House on
the same, it being the same piece or parcel Of
land or ground and store house and appurte-
nances belonging to the said late firm of F. &.
n. Boyd. The same vii! be offered to be sold
on one and tsco years credit. The purchaser
will be required to give bond with good secu-
ritv, and II lien retained on the property to
better secure the payment OF the purchase
money. + BOYD.
.SwUiuiag partner Of r. & II. Boyd.
SAMUEL SHIELDS,
+. BOYD,
Ececu'ors of Henry Poyd, Iced.
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SmARp.-"My love- said an anna.
Sble spouse to her husband. "oon't sell
that horse, | like him, and want ia
keep him. 70, :.
-. Hes nv horse, and I'll sell him,
replied the loving lord; didn't | buy
IT was my money that bought him,
rs,orted the aristocratic lady.
ives. madam said the husband
and bv Jupiter your money bought me-
~ YOU never would have got me =
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INTER TESTING NEWS FROM
HAVANA.
HAVANA, Sept. Eth, 1850.


Messvs. Editors The fate of the
two American Captains is shrouded in
the most profound mystery. They
were condemned to death by the
Marine Court, but | believe the yer.
Hict has been reversed by Roncali.
1t is the general belief here that they
will be imprisoned for life in one of
the Spanish forlresscs in Africa. The
American Sailor Wilcox, who was
found on one of the reefs near Car
denas, the next day after the taking Of
that town, has been condemned to ten
years imprisonment in Africa.
Sentence of death has been pro-
nounccd against the following Cuban
gentlemen, for supposed connection
with the late Cardcnas invasion.-.-
Gonzales, Sanchez, 1lacias, Villa.
verde, p. de Aguero, Gapar Bctan.
court, c.. MADAM.
Agucro receives his sentence for
having written pamphlet at New
Orleans, bearing rather hard on Span
ish deposits.
V. Arriete has been condemned 10
hard labor, in chains. for life, and
sentenced also to pay the entire cost
of the prosecution against the Contoy
prisoners. and also the damages sus'
tanned at Cardenas.
All the above individuals. however,
are safe within the borders of the
United States, and unless their alb
duclions arc effected. a Ia Reg. they
need have no fear Of being harmed.
Now that General Lopez has time
to reflect on his conduct towards
Cermi, whose atrocious ingratitude
has already brought four individuals
on the scailold to expiate by their lives
the imprudence OF a moment; let him
learn on another occasion to treat a
Spanish Governor as he deserves to
be treated. The old man was too
easily deceived by the pledge OF
honor! He should have shot Cerut''
Cardenas for the past week has
been but repetition Of bloody scenes
Four unfortunate Crcoles. who, in the
first flush Of victory, imagined that
the happy day Of dclivcrancc had
dawned, for single imprudence, have
suffered the most ignominious death.
the vile carrotc. Others are held IN
.durance, ignorant of their fate, and
subjected to all those refined crue'tlcs
for which the sons of CASTLE arc so
cminentIy distinguished. How long
must this military despotism last !
The remaining prisoners captured at
Contoy, will soon be released.
6isaiHt MeirasoI, whose advent a
n ago, was. hailed as the
nkpcsssions, and redress
III wrongs, sailed on Tues
)oth, for Spain, thus proving
now falacious is the hope OF chose
who confdc in the justice of the moth
err country. His distinguished servl.
ces in the campaign Of Cardenas, and
his cool bloodcd assassination of the
four unfortunate men who were left
behind, will, no doubt, cntllIc him to
new honors, and greater renowH.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04

MYSTERIOUS ArFA1R.-An excite
mcni was created at New York yes
terday, by a report that 100 out Of
$50 children at the infant Asylum al
Morrisania had suddenly disappeared.
This was found 10 be grossly exag,
pera,ed statement, but it YVES found
that number of bodies were inferred
in the grounds Of the Asylum. of
which no satisfactory account could
he given. A coroner's inquest was
held, but nothing material was elected;
The matter is to 60 before the Grand
Jury. Some of the particulars in re-
gard to the condition OF the bodies
found are sufficiently disgusting. A
Quakeress, named Nary ShotwelI, is
the principal of the Asylum, and she
is still an object Of suspicion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-10-04
Chancery Court at Cleveland.
Injunction and
: Attachment
! bill.

Elijah Cate, Ip,,,c,;o, and
~ r. w = Attachment
Gltchel, and others.
IT appearing from the allegations OF the
bill, that the defendants, Jonathan N.
Cate and J. w. Gitcheil. are not ,nhabl-
rar,s of the State OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of The Court 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 sad defendants 10 appear
al the next term OF the Chancerv Court al
Cleveland. to be held on the fourth Mon-'
day N February next. then aud there 10
plead, answer or drmur 10 complalnanrs
bill, or The same wall he taken as confessed
aud So, for hearing er parie as 10 them.
JAMES BERRY. G. & NJ.
Sep, 20. lSjU-il Prs fee 80 l04