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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-29
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By Order of Court

NN the 92d day Of Juue, A. d. 1850, n, ] o.
" clock IN the afternoon, ut the door Of the
Court House. in the town Of adiz. will be sold to
the highest bidder. the following real estale, ne
the property Of Samuel MnNell deceased, to
wit; Being 81 acres, 2 rods and 5 perches OF
land, lying in Athens township, Harrison ceunty,
Ohio, and being part OF saclon number 81, town
ship ., rnrgc $. olnortll east quarter, md part
Of The west half of section IL in township and
range Aforesaid On which is erectod n valuable
GRIST and SAW MILL, the iormei Of which is
now doing business.
Terms Of sale mnile known on day Of sale.
ELI FISHER. administrator.
May IS, 1850. ofSamueI Maxwell, decd,
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IIenry NInxwcll,s EsInlc.

N0TlcE Is hereby given, that the subscriber
In has bcen appointed aud qnnli6cd adminis.
tratOr Of the est tie of Henry Maxwell, late o
Harrison county, deceased Dated at CadiE thii
a2d day April, 1850, t,a
May 1, 1850. TiToMAs MAXWELL
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AN ACF

.l#as AN ACE
To exempt certain Students from labor on tie
public roads.
SEC. !, Re il enacted By Me General AS
semdly Of The State Of OAio, rnat al stu,
dents tlom other States, in actual attendance
at college in Harrison county, who do MOI
expect 10 make SAID county lhei. residence,
shall be exempt ilom 'he provisions of an acl
passed March 20th, 1887, 7,prescribng the du
ties OF supervise aud relating to roads and
highways, so tar rs The same may requre
Them 10 pertorm TWO days Of work on the
public roads.
SEc. 2. This act to take effect and be in
force from aud after its passage.
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker Of tie t1uuse oi Representatives..
CHARLES q. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
March 20, 1850.
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Price Reduced /!
VAUGHN'S
LlThQNTRIPTIC MIXTURE
Large Bottles only One Dollar.

large Bottles Only One Dollar.
Tho Proprietor OF the Great American Remedy VAusuN'e
VEGETABLE LITHoNrRiPTIc MIXTURE" induced by Tho
urgent solicitations of his Agents. throuvbou tb JIr,nd
States and CanHds, has now
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known article and from this date
henceorth he will put up but one size only-h. ounr,
bOttes--the retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may assued that tho characer Of ,ns M
cine its strength, aud curative properties WILL RpnA,S
UNCHANGED anu tic viii be bestowed in prc.
pErng uS heretofore.
AS this medicine, under its reduced price, will be purchased
BY those who have hitherto made themselves acouunted
with Its virtues, the proprietor would beg to intimate that hs
article not to be cnssed with the vast amount of Remedies
Of the day it claims for itself greater hcang pooey in
dH Diseases than other preparation aou 6s(ors the
Eod and has sustained itself for eight years by It's superior
medical virtues, and until this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line
NoTcE PARTIcU ARLY, this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty upon tho -tst
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other upon the proper ac,on Of which life and
health depend.
This medicine has justly high repu,s As remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all dseasos Of that Il may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patien-and for
these distressing diseases especially DRorsY the prop.
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, At its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will provo
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
ES Please ask for pNmpbeSthe agents give them away;
they cenan over sixteen of receipts Gin addition ts full
medical matte) valuable for household purposes and which
VIII save many dollars practical housekeepen
These receipts introduced make the book Of grent
value, aside from its character advertising medium for
the medicine the testimony in favor of which, tho form Of
letten IRON all parts OF the country, may be relied upon.
Vaushn's Vegetable Lithontrptic Mixture ''--ths
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles at 81
each small bottles at 50 cts each. No small bottles will lie
issued after the present stock is disposed Of
Principal Office, Buffalo, N. Y, 2O7 Main Street
@. C. VAUGHN
All letters texcepting from agents and dealers with
whom he asacs busnss be post paid or no attention
will he given to them.
AGENIS-JoAa BeaH. Cddiz o.
A. T. Croshey, Mem Market, 0
81 Hogg j. Parrish, .Noorfeid, o
Thomas Arnpli, Antrim. o.
Ogdea g. Chrk. CamJridge. O
II. Rob9 4, Co.. Lresbwgh, o
! Forbes, SEN, Hdgers.opn. O
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s. w. BOSTWICIk, +,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR at L,aW
ATILL continue topracticefn iInrrisonand
wv the ndjoining Counties.
Office psositc the public orices. Aug 10, 1852
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STRAY MARE!
Eslnle of WllImm GrI,ncs, dcc,A.

NTOTlCE ishereby given ihat the undersigned
IN hus heen appointed, and duly qualified n,
Administrator Of the cslate OF William rimos
iulc or Cadix township, deceased. All persons
having claims ngaiast said estate, viii present
them properly authenticated, for settlement, aud
those indebted to il, viii plcase nuke speedy nay
menL THOMAS D, GRIMES,
Mny 3, l550--3t Administrator
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ApIEs' DaEss GdoDS, such as laccs, cdginrs.
Il 4 finses Of all kimls. French coliurs. satin'
mantun andembroidered. rihbnnds arifeials. KID.
silk, Berlin and mis,es Gloves, silk. nohair aid
worsied Atiiis. mohnir, wool, black ard white
hose SIR and linen handkerchief, full nsalft
meut Of Combs. and n great many other articles
which we would take pleasure in showing, AZ
nov. 7, 10. BENNEsgfT,S Store
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MoaE THAN sa.o0a PERsoNs cuREp

Tis upon thf p1acinlo Of insensihic ferspira-
4 uoH. as exhibited in this rHt. that he bnman
boay deliters itself Of impurities and disoase,
y he blood being the life Of the Gesh" according
10 senp,ure' itmusi be keP pure 10 insure hcai
This il docs by It's own heai aud action throurh
the system, celebrating all impHritY. and csst.ag
on ailis worn out PARTICLES With are carried ost
oi the system, through the pores Of the skin,--
W hen, however, the skin beo0mes locked up IRON,
Sudden changcs Of weather ,or any undue uppliea-
ton Of cold. all the humors, and yIInlent particles
o. the blood are retained within and sickness and
'ea'h must l1llow All the long catalogue ofsli-
seases are the result. We have Bnder s,tb cir.
cumstances, discovepd remedy iila. will omen
the pores and assist the body to cas-, ofFany oen-
ding huiuur, Ills
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All wl1omH u nay SOmeersl- --- Will
please take Notice,

TNiIAT the Mates, Due. bills, and book nc
il counts Of oflhaundasign,d have been pui in
70 the hands OF JosEfn nShARds, Esq. FOR collection.
Prompt attention to thenbo,e BY paymclit Of The
cash, win snge cosss TlIOS. g, VINCENT
4 May 7, 1850. m a
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a ND winch he will sell rs lny ns the, can be
L procured in the western country. Tue coll
lection embraces a well selected assortment eou-
slsling in pHrt of COLLEGE and COMMON
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend the several acts in relation to incorpo.
rated Religious Societies.
SEC. l. BE il enacted by the General AS
sembtJf Of the State IT Ohio, That whenever
any property has be en-, m1y be, conveyed
IN Trust Tor he use Of any religious society.
church or association, whether incorporated
or not, The properly s0cunveyed shall I've heIt
ny the trustee or trustees, so appointed, on,
their SUCCESSORS, appointed as provided in th'
instrument creating such .fusl, OF in case NJ
provision is made IN such Instrument, the
by snch successor or successors, S, rs may b
appointed by any competent court; but II,
person shall se elected or appointed by sue,
soclety, church or association, 10 act as lrt.s
Ices, TO ihc exclusion o( any trnstee, or lrus
tees, appointed a6 a;o osaid.
BENJAMIN r. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES Z. CONVERS
Speaker of Inc Senate.
March %. lS5O
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w. CRABB s. CO.'S.
NJ MERCHANT TAILORING
AND CLOTHING STORE.
MAIN STREET., CADIZ, o,

MAIN STREET, CADIZ, o.,
I lDirecttg opposite III, Public BQHdings
ME subscribers call the attention Of tbci,
L. friends and the public. TO tieir largo and wei
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READ Z
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
winch Tor variety of style ana fashions, and ex.
celence' has never oeenapqfOached by any thing
in this market.
We undetermined to give satisfaction to all BY
selling good articles, MS well made and ms cheap
as can be bought in Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people of the visiting
me town, to give us call but the citizens of ca
dIz also; for which nothing will be charged. but
'hanks will be returned, whelhel they purchase
Ior not.
as we intend to keep constantly on ha nd every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, and all that
makes up gcntleman's wardrobe, and Mt such
prices as shall competition. we hope by strict
a1cation to business, to meet the views aud ren-
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
Will he continued ami garments of all kinds mnde
and trimmed as usual III the best manner, n, the
same stand. Particular attention will be besow-
cd upon this department.
Persons who may not desire us to make up their
garments, can be furnished with Il most superb
and splendid stock OF
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. There
81 noas good stock in town as ouis from whict,
to choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions will be regularly received
tC31 il"v ny III common with every body else,
known for a long time that such an establishment
as the boVe was badly wanted in Cndz, VIC con-
fdently hope that the public will irinmphantI
sustHinu u.s. onour part, we will exert ourselves
TO the utmost 10 please.
Cadiz, April II, 1850.
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b. Mr.. Johnson, the Cnrder, having loft the
neighborhood, no Carding will be done here this
season. may % r. TEAL
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u cW Firm
AND
n EW STOR Ell!
MILLIGAN s. MooRE.

One door south Of S. Thomas Dry Good Store,
IUAVE just received, anil are now opening,
Il l. the largest and best assortment Of
Groceries and Confectionery
ever offered to the public in Cndiz. They have
only space 10 onumeratc some OF the leading ar'i-
Giles they have on hand: Ccflcc, 1ta Sugar,
Chocolate, Molasses, Cheese. Water and Butter
Crackers, Pickles, Rice, Allspco, Pepper, Ginger,
Nutmcgs, Salaratns. Intligo, Alum, Starch. Cam
dies, common and rcfne,i Soap. Shaving Cream.
Mackerel, Lake Salt, Herring, Hams, Shoulders,
Sides; Flour, an excellent article Oranges, Lem
ons, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Filberts, Peanuts,
Walnnts, Cussia, Lemon Syrup. Candies, Liquor
ice Bhcking. fine Gig re- 1ubacoo. candc-wick-
ing, Batting. wool Twine, Bed orls. Glass, Pow
der AMI Shot, Lead. Caps, Forks. Gar len Hoes.
Broams, Beaver Buckets, together with hundred
articesnot mentioned.
TEeir stock is entirely FRESH, and was bonght
uron sIch terms ns will enable them to sell as low
as my persons in the same business west Of the
mountains. Ctll, examine and price cur articles,
and we will satisfy you thut this is not an idle
boast but FACT.
They have. also. matlc arrangements BY which
their stock will, at all times, be kept full
MlLHGAN & MOORE.
April "a, Is5O--tf
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N OTECE

' VIE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens Of Cadn and vicinity, that they are
prepared to d. Carding, Spinning. Dyeing, Nenv
ing and tuiling, ~ their Factory, three miles
sonib OF Cadiz. Terms Cash or Produce ut cash
prices.
Pleuse send your work in cnrly. the first that
Comes, will oe The Rrst done. ROBERT TEAL.
Nay 10, 1850. JAS. JOHNSON,
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BOORS!!
NEW ATIIrNs nmin

me nndrrstgHsd fs lsoE SreeiriEg 6orl he Easi. q
god eolisrt'o'' IF Books, i7iiel he val FIR at his
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VNTAsEtNGTON CIRAREs, respectfully
Wv announces to his ensto fnrrs md friend.
hat he has removed his Tailoring establishment
from the room lie recently occupied rext dodr 10
MI. BANNRTEa's Shoe Shop, to the room above r,
j. BENNErT's Store, where his old custo;scrv ana
the public are invited to call nnd see ain.
Cadiz, April 3: $50.
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LEVa &. FOKssYTIEE.
JOSEPH SHARON.

nOCTOIs WI. WILSON. having return
~ cd home from sojourn in the City OF Phia
delphia, ,andtlmying procured flesh assortmen
| o. well selected Medicines, with some new RENE
dies, is now prepared 10 resume lis pro iessionn
duties
Cadi5, November g. 1919 smonths.
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EMc0cgy

in the he aling Of the most affecting maladies "
which mankind is subject. But we appeal to a
candid and enlightened public, and onl ask A..
the numerous cures which are being effected tT
this Ointment wherever it has been used may "a.
cure for it that reputation which lis lnerits-than
the attention be paid to the Directions contained
in the envelopes in which the boxes Of Ointment
are enclosed, as well ms the CispuIars nthe hands
our Agents.
JAMES NcALISTER
III Fulton Street, New York
A. e. S. HENRY;
Ash'aL0la, o, General Agents.
AmENTG
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS,

"A Scriptural view ofWoman's Righisnnd Du-
tics in all the important Relations OF Life: By
ELIZABETH Wltsos." For sac nj the Book Stores
Of Mcssrs. BEALL and BOSTWIcR.
Cadiz, November %. 1919.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-12

FOURTH OF JULY COLLABORATION
Ar CANE CREEK ACADEMY.

FOURTH OF JULY CELEbhh 'lO4>
AT CANE CREEK ACADEMY.
In accordance with previous arrange
ments, the students Of Cane Creek Acade-
nv, together with a large and respectable
norton of the citizens of the surrounding
country, assembled for the purpose OF ce'e
b,ainc the 9th OF July"--lhaI ever mem
orabc day which gave brth to Nation OF
freemen, and sounded the dea'h~kne'' Of
tyranny and oppression from the Atlantic
to the Pacific.
The procession was formed few huns
dred Yards from the Academy, aud pre-
ceded BY a band Of music and the Nag pre-
scented to Capt. Lowry by the ladies OF
Athens, and which waved uIumphan'y
over the heights of Ccrro Gurdo. marched
10 the Academy. where the services OF the
day were introduced by SINGING IN appro-
pripte hymn. and prayer by Mr. Griffin.
L. Gee read the Dec laration Of Indrpen-
dence. and the Young ladies sung "llaIl!
Columbia" in most admirable manner
B,iei. eloquent aud patriotic speeches
were delivered By l.. y. Stephenson, Mr..
Cate. s. Is Newman and D. W. BaIIew
in which the many irylnG scenes through
which onr ancestors passed from the first
settlement, of the United States TO The con.
cusion of the Revolutionary War, were
ably and interestingly described.
l.. c. Uoyl made few appropriate re-
marks. which concluded the ceremonies of
the day.
By the wav would remark that there
is a large aud hourishng School at Cane
Creek Academy. which has been under the
care Of Mr. Coghll for three sessions. and
as ne has Iroved TO be an able and compe
tent teacher, take pleasure in recommend
ing his School to the favorable consldera-
ton Of those having children to educate.
And in conclusion, | was very agreoaby
disappointed in meeting many of my old
friends and associates on the llh-especlal-
~ the young ladies', whose smiling faces,
sparkling eyes. rosy cheeks, and ruby lips,
caused ray imagination to take her flight,
and | fancied myself in the company OF
one of those fair damsels. and whilst per~
green meadows, shady groves,
and howry wales, with the lovely lar one
leaning renderIy and fondly upon my arm.
and love and admiration beaming from her
soft blue eyes, as descan,ed upon the
beauty, the grandeur, aud the magnlicence
of the works of creation, including "Heac.
ems last best rift 10 man. and Wills, was
in the act OF eXClaIung,
"Oh! here NAV we dwell on ar islandrsf
And feast our glad souls on "s~ccl pota-
toses :"
the morrifylng reflection lasned upon my
mind that was no longer in a, state Of
'sincTe blessedness!" Like the milk maid.
about whom used to read in the spelling
book, when little boy, away wen, all my
"imaginary happiness" But making a
virtue Of necessity, consoled mysel! with
the belief tina, | have the pre,liest wife,
smartest boy. latest pig. best dog and gun
IN all our "digglns," and don't care who
knows il! J. M. G.. K*s"s*ss.
July 9Th, 1850.
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The Cincinnati, Nonparel does up The
following IN It's issue oi.Ihe 26A ul,.
A horse with buggy. after hun tore
down Filth street this MISUNDERSTANDING
a grease misunderstanding his SOAP
cakes all into pi; little boy sent on an er.
rand stopped 10 see the fun-staved rather
long-ialher fiogged him-wiie interiered--
reguler row-broomstcks and crockery
ware-separaliou, divorce, and all ihat-all
IN consequence ola runaway. The horse
still continues TO travel,
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BALTIMORE, July 8

The Case If Dr.. U'eJsler.-The confess
sion Of Professor Webster was handed into
the Council, on the Sd inst. lie denies
solemnly any premedItaled object in MAJ
king. an appointment with DR.. Parkman TO
meet him at the College, other than to sue
for further indulgence on his Liabilities, be-
ing unable meet them. He did not, he
SAYS, state that he was ready 10 pay him
any thing. DR.. Parkman abused hun, and
treated him in the most harsh manner.
which Irrilaied him to such degree, that
in a moment Of frenzy he seized sick Of
wood and struck DR.. p. a blow on the
bead which instantly deprived him Of life.
N5S-Luko Lea, of Mississippi, has been
appointed. hv aud with ,Isss advice and con
dian Ails!T-. 49,
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1t is proposed in Boston paper that ev>
cry man constitute himself committee TO
inquire into his own conduct. 1t is believed
that the business each committee would
have to transact would keep it constantly
and usefully engaged.
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The CONTROVERSIAL private letter from
Washington ~ The editor. dated July g
says:
"The House is yet engaged on the Gal.
phln claim. 1t does appear to be a very
.mnIl business at this late day of the ses.
sion, The indications for the settlement OF
The slavery question in the Senate are not
so favorable. 1t was supposed the final
vote would be taken this week. it will not
however be done, "a understand Bell. Cor.
wn, and some others wish to spenk.
think II viii b"come necessary for the Sen.
ME to amend the rules so as not to allow
more than one day for maHlng speech.
| had expected n heavy press in the
House for the admission Of California as
an isolated question, and II would have been
pressed but for the standing orders, the
Is, ntr Land BIZ and the Galphin claim
The appropriation bill is not yet reported
several other bis Of importance not act.
ed UPON,
We have had no chance to press through
a sing" clam Of a private character dur.
ny This session."
We may add. hat all the Information
from Washington tends TO confirm the
doubts expressed in regard to the pa ssage
u, The Compromise Bill The country had
a right to expect a different course on the
part Of Congress But " Congress has
ceased to reflecl or to enact the public will.
With Major Noah we agree that ours is no
longer q Representative Republic. TIE
great ass Of the peop'e are quietly puTsu-
Ing their avoca,ions; and from The Atlantic
to the Pacific they are sending ND heir dai.
" prayers for tie preservation Of our BLOOD
bought Onion. The wish Of the people is,
that all sectional questions shall be settled.
and that all exciting controversies shall be
composed. In city and country, IN manu-
tac,url"E and in rura districts, amongst the
aGyonturerS Of commerce, the 'ilors Of the
earth, and the busy artisans Of our coun-
try, one desire is now paramount 10 al
o'her>-ana that is, q speedy and sats'ac'
'ory adjustment Of all sectional questions.
And while The great american heart thus
INDUCES - .1u-lrIs 'or 9sscs. the Repre-.
sea,a;lyes Of the people at Was ,r-'on are
plotting treason, sni stirring %? dtsco'3.-
!. vain a2s tie voice o. Patriotism sound
ed N ihs cas- Of our Cya.'ss>r=n: in vs.n
hsrs the great ro- oc'cd ;r:-ra.:s O. the
country pc cd Fl attention.: Il vain ave
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A GREAT SHOT The Farmervlle En-
qui!er of the 2ls inst, published in Union
parish, La, states that Mr. Job NJ. Will
iams, of that town, while oil recen,
drive, killed three large bucks at one shot
There were four in the herd, and he killed
them at two shoots from his "doube bar
REL"
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ns.Thc Hon. jno. Bell, Hon. A. &. Wat
kin>. and Hon, J. NJ. Anderson, will &C
cen, our Thanks tor valuable public docu
men,s received.
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The Vicksburg Wing saws: A srecu-
laling gentleman wants to bet that every
democrat IN the South will be in favor of
admitting California into the Union before
the next Presidential elec'ion-despue pro .
vsos in "anolher form" etc.-ii she should
continue TO exhibit locofocn tendencies.
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We like the sentiment of the followln.
quaint s'anza, and commend il TO backbl.
ters generally:
"Whal are another's faults to me?
I've not vuliure's bill
To pick a, every flaw see,
And make it wider still;
1t is enough lor me TO know
l've folles OF my own
And on my heart the care bestow,
And let my friends alone"
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NEwrORLEANs. July 3.

NEw'ORLEANs. July 8.
The Cotton market has been in n unset
tied state since the reception of the accounts
by the Pacific.
Later from California. The steam ship
Alabama has arrived here from Chagrcs.
with 100 passengers. She hfl on the 26,h
ult. and brings accounts from San Francis.
CO to the LIST June.
The steam ship Oregon had arrived at
Panama, with three million dollars worth
Of gold.
The accounts from the mines are more
favorable, and large proceeds are realized
by those engaged in working them. Recent
discoveries have yielded Jumps Of seren, ten
and t,centyJor pounds reight, and some
much larger.
The papers contain an account of a con.
il!ct with the Indians, in which 100 of them
were killed.
The steamer Oregon brought a block
composed of quartz and gold for the Wash.
Ington Monument.
1t va quite -Ickly a, Panama.
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The WAY THE PARSONS Beg. 1t is Of
ten easier TO obtain favors from The pride
than tho charities of men.-A shrewf
preacher, after an eIoquen, churily sermon,
said to his hearers: ~ am afraid from the
sympathy displayed in your countennnces,
That you may give too much. caution YOU,
therefore. that you should be Just befnre you
are generous; and wish You 10 understand.
thal we desire no one who cannot pny his
Geb's 'c ~ anything in the plate" The
o'dlecf'o",Sss r"us'ug one.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-12

Some twenty-five free negroes retitioned
the Convention now in session in Ohio for
equal privileges with the whites. The
petition was rejected by vote of 70 TO &c.
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r. W. Thomson, is the authorized
,oSnl for the "Post," in the city OF BaIu'
more, Nd.