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manufacturing place OF DO great note. woere The
s watet wa brought from canal sboge. ana sf.es
tho engine boilers at the ,tarion be,v IN 70 ioea
,o aog ,n osDs. 20 P10t Pepaen weather
computed, and hear OF their pier.sn. 's essIy
influence on tbs working men hsre, noS'nt az
myself at the little the American cities %sn unsf 70
thus far, in starting them. u'us'
have spoken OF the comfort and conyenio,.,
OF these new houses" ss compared with the ald
homes Of the operators 81 believe tho move.
ment is only in its infancy. believe tho time win
come wbea not only articles OF convenience and
means OF health will De placed around the working
mans home, bat objects of beauty aud taste. Il il
Speculation now-s profitable business ar.
rargement, TO make his house convenient and
healthy 1t shall DO then to make it beautiful and
tasteful. Toese houses are an immense advance
on those damp foul, narrow dens, which ne used to
0babit. But they are not such as with little mora
trouble might be built for him. little ia ther
from the city, and, they might have their ss'deas
and trees--iher pleasant wAlks and aoaers,-As
easily as they have now their bathrooms ard
galleries
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VIRGINIA GoLD.-Wenw rob sigst yester-
day, at the counting room of Msssrs. Dsane &
Brown, viz thir.y.elgbt barS of solid soid, weigh
iug $3.50 penny weights, and worth nearly 81
penny weight. These bars were produced in the
" Booker Gold Mine, in Buckingham, now owned
by Messra William Moseley & Co and we're the re-
suit of only 60 days work. The success of these
gentlemen bss been truly gratifying and we rejoice
that their enterprise and sagacity has been 20 well
rewarded. There are two other mines In Rocktng-
ham in successful operation one worked by Mr. j.
w Bebee and the other by Mr. b. w. Wissmaa.
We understand the gold business IN shat county
ia" - N'''-N " ~ IRichmond Times
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AuTnoRtsEP EDITION OF
- ~ N II MI u 8 j q

y 5 ~ 1ILNH w y . \ "
v1>t, sIJggCsIsERs respectfully cell the attention OF
ibe public 10 tho subloned ssof, ffon ss' @eneaic'
and sgnor Belieti. ....-...,,-,.., ....,.
yhe eabscrtbers have cansd 30 30 the au'hoTzed agents
for .he pubshing CT &c Jenny Lind mV'c' sna meg De-
sas me soboined letters satisfactorily prove the founda'
oon' Of e'eF S''i' LONDON gusl 1859,
90 SAMUEL 6. JoL1IE, ESQ giy-Ws herewith assign
~ ycp the M aud exclusive right TO all the muac sung by
ndus. lenny Lind IN America also, all the music CON-
sosed or sung by during our soIourn In me unoo
60 JULES BENEDloT,
9@0s' GIOVANNI BELLEFFL
iRvlsc HOUSE, EEw.Yonx, Sept. s, 1850.
--or.,ug,, C iolLlE GsG SUI certify, with pleas
u,, that vou1 edition OF tho emmy Lad music, In which
vou have sssocised tic Of fif;h Pond Co is tho
only authorized sdhon puotasd ard further 'ls' cscH
Song IS duly revised by ma boiofe publication
ue thsuA JULES NA-A'A'"A"A'
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.4strGoe number Of Persons in zach itopse
First Dls865 Second Dist. s. Shlrd Dift.7Oi
Aseydge number in each Family Nj -.
First Dir.59l Second Dlst..30 8 Third Dht'.o11
drerage number qf FamIi,s 10 House. 80,
First Dis..lsS Second Diss.l69 Thrd pls'''too
There is probablyno other place ia the State that
has increased 80 rapidly in the last ten years as
Wlliamsburgh. Thr population in 1910 was about
5000, Allowing an inorease Of soma 500 per cent.
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TENHR MINSFGEL'S CURSE, Group In Marble
by Charles Mule This WORK OF ar, which received
the great gold medal q! he National Exhibition OF Fine
AIRS in Paris 1919 is open the public at the aw
rooms of the National Academy OF Design b63 Broadway
opposite Bond at Admsnce % centci Eeason csetg 80
cent? Open from AZ Ill 10 Nj. sl9 linz
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For Bromens


OCEAN bYzAM NAVIGATION CoMFAH1. -.
suSoT0N Cap LLorD From New York FRO sspa 70
tPREAEN rom new ioIS M Sn -
WASHINGTON Capt From New rot w ~ Co. -
cEPHAEa,. hsT'iosi VIC pSe' ~
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D0nIAR CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
TGPRINCE.eT-Th Banrd Of Managers Of lho above
ipsiule especially announce that the Annual benen! a.
init The for the occasion will be selected
and arranged under The supervision of The 6oa-d no
poatpc emeu account the weather Tickets so cents
eaeh sl9lueN
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yrNION COURSE, L.. I.-TRoTTING Friday
u Sept 90 at O'Clock, Pm. PURGE $3.50 three mile
heetE III harness,
G Young enters m Lady Moscow.
o Dimuiick z Tom CARNEY.
Toe csrB will leave The South Ferry, Brooklyn at =
O'Clock, and return the sports are over.
$40 ~ SPIUEk & &CMANN, Proprietors.
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,-sU.yoTK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLl9t1D'
s98E rT TS MORNING SUNDAYS EXCITED In 1,s.
=, TIVE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER OF sPnoe' A''' -,
a. sAu.rrrrrs, OPPOSITE THE CITY n ~, Cents per
s eq to City 5 se6ser seg e1 lS daee @ he
g.: @ Nj y, e BE- Poa e.
e s 3 sa R9; 9 saSa'' Daily s
sniYed in oil exchanges win nse terms are higher than
PPers rsseyed at i are o not allowed any difference
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OCEAN BTEAM NAVIGATION GOMPAHY.
yA5HINGTON capt LLorp New YORK Thur Aug is
GERNAFE .CaABTsrs.. FOR NsT forkSun septlS
WASHINGTON Capt For New YORK Tues Och
Trr@kENCsp C,4prs1s... ... No, ID
AsELF9TOH Cspt LLoIo For Now Dec. IL
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For ChaErga.
For GlnsgOsyo

CRESCENT CITY. Cant sroppi.s rom New York Sat
PHILADELPHIA. Capt PgAR'os. From NeS York Sat s.
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rroas Nei7- York for GLASGOW.
FI7Y or GtAsGOIB r H4rutws about ts mdds oil 4r.y
lsnss rnuuth In Nav Iu sntenber nov and JInssrY
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TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Fer Europe.

United STATES MAIL CLEANERS
coLLia8's LINE-Sdis gro@ Nso YOTh;
s,c,v,c Car. NTI........ For Liverpool Sat Sept V
rATH sTic Cant For Liverpool. Oct u
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ACCIDENT ednesday morning an old gentle.
man, named Baron Rouse, residing at Is w est
Broadway was dreadFoIly injured BY falling from
pile OF lumber ia West.st. near Hammond. His
body struck on some heavy timbers and fractured
severalrbs o. the righs ,de, also causing a LAGER.
alton Of the l1ngl, that bled 80 profqssy chat it
wsf the opinion Of the phyaicians attached to tho
City Hosnisal where be was conyeye1,l that be
could no. su.yiva
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Conductor, Mr. BENEDICT.

The Orchestra viii consist OF sxty Performers including
the fret talent IN the country.
Price OF ckets, from 81 20 Sc, according 10 location
gonenede ticE 81 Places secured and tickets obtain
ogtlhe Ameiicsn Museum.
Eo4rS open al 5-CoDcer; 10 commence al y O'CLOCK
NO checks will be Issued.
Chickering'S Grand Pianos will be used at This GoucerL
Mdle JENNY LIND'b SIKH aud last Grsod Concert
win be glven q, Cestle Garden on Tuesday evening.
Particulars hereafter. so zus
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H The Census of Williamsburgh, L. |. has
been completed, and shows the population Of that
village to be ao,ss4, which is divided among the diff
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BALLET SEASON AT THE OPERA HoUsE.-On
Monday night next Max Maretzek will open tie
Astor place Opera House for shor! ballet season,
With the celebrated dancarB Of The French Opera,
Ndles. Frsnck ard III. EGpinosa BE has reduced
he prices to 50 cents for the parquetse aud boxes
and 25 cents for the smphitheatsr-s change which
will be regarded with general favor. La this Ma
retzek has shown his good senGe no less than his
enterprsng spirit and we are sure his undertaking
will be entirely guccessfQl. The first appearances
OF the Partisan ballet corps is another Of the many
attractive novelties OF this season. SO far in advance
OF all previous years.
MORE HUNGARIAN REFU6EEi.-We hso the
pleasure of a visit YESTERDAY from Mr.. ALEXANDER
LprAcs formerly member Of the Congress :
Hupssrv and Commissary ofshe Hungarian Army
czbo arrived here few days zinc g, from Hungary
via Epgl,nd. Mr.. Luhses is about leaving iof tue
Wcst, wherehe designs purchasing trAci Oh isno
for three thousand CT bis countrymen, mostly iaFn
,Ts from Cen.rsl Hungary. He desires tract Oh
from 0tOQ to lOO, 900 acres, IN any OF sne Nos'N
Westerr States, and requests individuals OF coin
pan;es owning land who may wiah 70 urea. WIZ
him, 10 address l. B. Breislch, Esq. no. 10 " ooS
tsrst. Now. York. postpaid. A thorough des'Flp
lion Of the land is required.
ar. Lukscs is one Of the eleven persons wno
qere outlswed by General Windischgrasz' IN 10 10,
sanber la48, when he entered Hungary a. 'n'
.sed of the Austrian army. The other ten Wefe :,
Eossutb exied to Asia Minor Count L, Ba'n !,
III i. hanged 6sh october last; Minister ozanyii
9sngsd Minister szemere, in Northern Europe
Gss. Ferczsl, exiled to Alta Minor Gen. ee0fsy,
n The Austrian Army Count Paul May n0'
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Treasurer American Dramatic Fund Association
- Yoaf. 9th Month. Isth. y.

NEW YoHK. 9th Month, 18TH 1850
J1g Fr1r The Treasurer OF the Association Tor the ls=ht
G c~ OTuAaas gratefully Acknowledges receipt OF Five
EiT5rei Dollar, rom Jenny Lind. through Jay & Fed.
Iyejsuuy Lad TO visit tue Coosi U
a Ayu. the sned would take plea N con- uetns her
ronE the Institution and exhibiting TO her The INTEL seae and
iir1roy-Iasr OF lie 9upjls Respectfully MARY MURRAY,
Trsasurerot lie Colored Orphan Asylum
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EVE DUss EAD ORF AOADEMY OF PINE
AAgg New pals ttnEs recently arrived from Europe
sBeng hieG lie HGeueanle by kccAlar rk ~ M al
se Ashss eess The exhibition Of pslnnTs bv artists ~
s above school has received many aadons md rsusins
cn The two over The Hall Of de church OF NJ
ysse Unity In Broadway between Spring and Prsee-sts
from 10 O'Clock A. M. ilf 10 O'clock P. n.
Admission % eoDia sssson Tiskes 50 eenis Catalogues
a&eS6b el9 II
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AMiJSENIENTS.

CASTLE iG IA H.
NEDLLE. JENNY LlNDs
IW FIFTH GRAND CoNCERT, ~. 81 f1os.
and tho Isst hut OF for tho present. NIL tsEe p'~' g. ~
lie 9AIden on
SATURDAY EVENING,
sept q, 1850
PROGRAMME.
PART
E1yeture-tper Freyschuzl. ....C ~ Won weber.
g1ayslnn-EcCo II peno......... slg. sehe1H
lGenma di VerEy)u .... Donizeiu'
n., r,enal ner me Ill Esr dA|Se) s,s,,n DonizaH
@'S Mdle JENNY LIND.
Grand March
s9be Ortjah5ers) LIST time OF performance Benedict
'" Uuo-Con pstieGgs soporiemo
III Fnnstico per Ia &ueical).. tlorayante
" No JENNY LIND and Signor BELLETTl.
FaptssIa Piano-fore. Mr. Hoffman ..Theloefg'
ballad By The sad Sea Waves
tfhe Brides Of Venicel. ...s...... Benedict
Mdlle, JENNY LIND.
Oyenufe--(ZRmpD). ............... Hefold
Trio CouceTtspte for voice sad two otei composed eX
pressy for Mdlle Jenny LIND
fC8mp OF Heyeroeef'
Mdlie. JENNY LIND
Two flutes, meGsrs Kyle sid Sede 80
BAycsToe-sua poppR del Dio brlck....,t..Sg Belelu
fLa Prisioue d Edinburgh. Reel.
Hiuae-Ah non Giunge ... tS0mnsmbula), Helllul
Yhe Herdsmaa's Song by general desire.
Hdne JENNY LIND
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JuNrED OFF THE DocK-Wm Jones g resident
Of Utica "Wednesday hight Jumped OF The pier !oo OF
Csrkson.sL n. R. With inep to commit suicide ne vas
ho ever observed and viii much difficulty rescue 100
drow ring by Mr. VIM Lewis citizen, and officer Wade
van OF the Eighth Ward, who restored HIN 10 his friends o.
345 GgGnd-st
m9 The most essential OF al mechanical accom-
pl,bmeDts 10 good hand In business, IN literary pursuA
in polite intercourse 1t Ia alike Important and all wac are
deficient in this particular should at once join one OF the
caAses OF Mr GOLDSMITH 2s9 Broadway or take course
Of private Lessons from that distinguished Instructor
B A large auction sale OF household furniture
,aies place thls morning at lOt O'Clock, by F. CoLroM
at No SO seekman.s This will afora those Interested
coed opportunity.
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N02HxS L. HAL.LOVVExsIa g. 90.
l4S Narkea&l Philadelphia,
NFoExERs AEp wHoLEsALB DEALERS IN
&iek AND FANCY 900Dg, RIBBOHa, GLOVKs.
LACES, SHAvgLS, Go.
FREIGHT Fad TO N&R.ESRR
wees roscAaea soz "a sId aapEed by nevtas4 sesas
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CEMETERY OF THE EyRRGREEss-Th beauti
full SPOT is about two miles from the Cross Roads
the termination OF the South Fourth.lt line OF
stages. stage by tho propriesors of the line will
run regularly between the two points.
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sSSstRsNIiH,,M,Ss .1je 8!sICAN NEUsEUM.-s 2
80 0Qp , 1 T. AaoagssFsrcep songs aad dsncss
sTs4 - @ be Bysnkard every evening, FOX ali
ma ~s i H. m ing ,onday, Sept L. 1855. superb
81 ~. gs nlss Rdnair able piece Of arr win be
a. NJ 80, eno2s other curios!!!es This afternoon
%N q ps is0ed the eicsl fares OF Pho haunted Cham
S "Gs s snses ara &c by The Lsnca,hite Bell
nnsus xas s.ensng he arana Of the Drnkard with
Ge 41a Rrest ca &illion Of CuaosIes are 10 be
seeLst tho auseEn Afternoon posfornsncse a, 5; EVEN
iFg si7s eelcek Admiration IS cia children i24 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

JENSY LlND's VISIT TO BosToN.-it gives ug
pleasure to record the fact that the proPrietors Of
every Steamboat and Railway line between New.
York and Boston, have placed their respective
modes of conveyance to the latter city at thu dis
posa OF JENNY LIND and her suite. This graceful
----,.,t..4v4iV may serY1 80 -, =,
mireton which this accomplished artist haa unver
saly excited.
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Known; P6tofy, celebrated poet, not known szen'
kirely, not known; L. Madras, exilad 10 Asis MI
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

WIG DELEGArE.-Judge Martense, with ar.
D. T. Walden to go as substitute in the event OF
his not accepting, has been elected az Delegate
by the First Assembly District to the Syracuse
Convention.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MDLLE LIMBS CHAIR.
rY-We give below several further aoknoWedg-
ments of Mdlle. Lnd's generous donations, In ad-
dition TO those which have already beenPu6lished
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED-Wn. Wade, g lad
e5eas otsse Whoss parents resds corner Of avenue
en- r'h; wills PLAYING board OF iean7oas al the
3ol OF Lih St Eaas RIVED yesterday aonoon accc
y fell overheard ana drowned He Inc sou Of OF
acer " ade Of hs Eleventh Ward Police. The Coroner
VA he'd al iGq1sei ibis morning
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TEMPERANCE sDEMoNsTRArloN.-We see
er,rd demonstration announced for tonight, at
tbe Broadway Tabernacle; Hon James Harper 10
reside, and John B. Cough, P. 7. Barnun and
others to speak There will be E great gathering
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OfEN ON RoaDAY, sAPfAMREK
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE

ii ec6snic's Hail,
fsss2 BROADWAY, above GTAnd.sA-Chyisty's Min.
/ 2seIs respectfully announce 10 their patrons aud The
pubc gensrey thsi hey Will have the honor OF recon-
nsncinE seE!eo Of their popular Concerto Ia this city
Monday, sept g
2,ckes p cenE Doora opeu at7; copmsrce al o'clk.
Afternoon Concert every Saturday 81 P B.-Ths CON.
pany eourrsre en- ecienI aud versatile "corpsn OF "a
len and experienced performers under the management
OF u, P GARisrY. sic lwia~
GsEVRN NILE PAN0RA1Y A-Rspresantin S 900
- Ales Msaissippi scenary-The continuation 6y Po-
WBrde OF SANVAaD's
Odgtrsl Panorama o. the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
A. rauorNna Hail. $9S Broadway o5 Walks, ,ysrv
sYsripg ihis week Afternoon exh ~ o. Wed1ssdsy
e. ! Rs;prdry t! O'clock Prca Of ~. Len .entk
q taren hall prlce. Doors open al 7-%V4. ~n-ss,7i
6gsuA'
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SCFFosEB ENBEzZLEMEtr OF SILVER WARE.
"A Geographic dispatch yestsrday recsyed By officer
VIM. H. Sephena from Fk!Adslphs stating thai man
had been arrested bat city having In MIA possession
large quantity OF silver Of superior q1sy, having
engraved On It tho OF Acock Allen, dealers 10 st
yer wse a. SAL Broadway hlch NJ was peiding aboat
the city On his arrest Re stated that he had received 1t
from John Aaiiin porter Of thai Arm ss conms.
sion Soon after the receipt Of the dispatch A Stephens
arrested Marin and found him schedule OF property
corresponding viii that ofcr5d for sale In Phils epha
he was committed 10 prison By Jdslice os5ofne Mr..
Stephens started toF Philadelphia yesterday afternoon ior
the purpose ofbrtnairE On the peddler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

TEACHERS AssocIATloN.-The regular meeting
NJ this body will be resumed tomorrow night, at
Hope Chapel. On this occasion the election OF
of9cera will take place, and the new School Law
will come MP for discussion.
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MELANCHOLY SUIc1DE.-Mr. Samuel K. Dnge,
aie Leader ofthe Z sfas, Gnd, yese'dsy afternoon
coTmed suicide By hsrging himself II his room, Ut No
q BoWery Yhe ciuse which ed the commission OF the
deed luppoted 10 be modification Consequence Of hii
having been expelled from The Leadership Of The Sand
me months aimee Coroner Geer wes notified and viii
hold an Il queti Ihis morning
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St ,a J47 & Ftrlo Lar oHee No Naiian't Mr. lorE
CEXTLrxrxA Treasurer Of lie American Dafn7tc Fund A.
have 10 edge Ire recent cf your letter of Yesterday
containing hve hundred dollars IN OF Mss Lind 70 The a1d Il
add h. thu exalted opHan entertained ol her chaac'
ot nuc and private by members Of the Theatrical Pro
sson generally YOU'D he found ia the kindness OF heart "t
me Bosrd OF rrcors M aya! themselves tie earliest oppor-
tuuty TO convey 70 leT tier th1u.s officially
0.rQIe remain ". re- peel your o55dlsnt servant
FRANCS c. WEMYSsi
,.-ar 49, No. ..- E.u-lA
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" Rev. j. ParsoDs Hoyey is to be installed
pastor OF the Eleventh Presbyteria Church in this
City, next Sabbath evening, Sept %. The sermon
is expected from Rev. Mason Noble of Baltimore,
former pastor Of the Church.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-10

| ,c snrrcndcr his contract for the unfinished
o,.,;or or IN, road between those two
po,nts, and tina, he take new contract 10
finish it, with the exception Of the iron and
equipments; for this work to be done ny
Gen. Green, the Board proposed to pay MN
VITA, they considered u just and liberal com"
pcnsa,lon; he rejected the proposition --mnde
several propositions himself, which were
rejected by the Board. Believing that ~"
Advancement could be made with General
Green, by which the company could avail
itself of the protltred loan from the State
the Directors requested him I" proceed IN
the execution Of his then existing contract.
For reasons. perhaps, best known to hIm.
self, instead of doing 50, he finally, without
nny request or intimalion from the Board Of
Directors that he should do so. proposed to
surrender M his contract. which was ucced
ed 70, and the contract of surrender, US
hcrcinbclorc set out, was entered into.
81 far from the Directors recognising any
claim Of Gen. Green for profits, they inva>
rial and slead,, denied and rerudiatcd oil
his pre,crcrs for such. knowing that he VOL
unfairly surrendered his contract because
the Directors would not agree to accept the
loan Of the $500 900 from the State, for his
benefit, upon such term, as he should d'c-
tate, and without that loan he stated he
could not 90 on with his contract.
In conclusion the Committee will only
add, that the work on the road has not been
suspended. nor do the Directors intend that
i, shall be suspended, i. is still being push>
ed forward unde. contracts with those who
we're Gen. Green's sub.conractor and the
design is to push the work forward with
renewed energy and speed.
BY order of the Board.
r. NIXON VAN DYKE.
S. A. SMITH,.
JOHN G.. GAUT.
WM. F. KEITH,
Committee.
Nov rth 1874
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-10

o.. We received few days since sir
from Gen DuG Green. containing some
things IN relation TO the X broad, accom-
panied by request to give II place III
our paper. We aust respectfully decline
complying with the request. While Gen
Green was a contractor under the Compl-
ny, and was laborlng 10 carry on his con-
tract, we were willing TO venture almost
any length 10 sustain him. lie was OPP
posed by selfish aud Inconsiderate men,
enemies OF the road, and we defended him
at snch times ard in the way we thought
most proper and eNpelieni. lie has yuiun'
tlriIy relinGushed his contract, and now
assumes what every one must regard as a
In other words, he has mistaken his own
interest, gone over, aud may now be rank
ed among the enemies OF the enterprise
OF course, he cannot expect us TO aid him
in his new position. We can afford no
"aid and comiori" to any che who may
seek to embarrass the Company in their
Efforts TO carry on the work; and while we
express regret 10 see Gen. Green in the at
tllule he now occupies, we must be allow
ed 20 say that /, rs Of his own choosing.
and il the result proves dlsagreeab!e, the
blanc must rest with him.