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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

A VERSATILE EpIroR.-T6e Paris cor
responder. of the New York Commercis
speaks of an editor who, sometime sncs
edited three papers at the same time-a Bit
ter Royalist, moderate independent, and
lanaticle Socialist. o. The Cahet schnoI. b
en- one he played his character perfeel9
Sometimes he amuAed himself by carpi4
on furious discussion between bis three r.
tpers. striking terrible blows At himself aa
iparyng them With great skilI,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

SUBTERRANeAV PRI>rIxe OFrlcE.-Th
proprietors of the Baltimore Sun are erect
ing new office. Not content with he
rooms which can he erected on their lot
they have obtained permission to excavars
under the two streets on which their IO
fronts. The vaults will be lighted bv tbics
ground glass inserted in the streets. Tbs
ventilation is effected by hollow cast iron
posts. The basement room will be. IT fes
high and will contain the press, etc. Th
building is five stories above the proupd
aud one below.-Cresce1st.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

Or Thanks to the Hons. Davis, Melville,
and Featherston for valuable public documents.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19
TIE FREE SCHOOL,

There are now in attendance in the Female
department of the Free School of this
place, eighty-oue scholars. There are
classes in the following branches,
Geography, Botany, Philosophy,
Grammar, History, Chemistry,
Arithmetic Writing, Astronomy.
Most Of the pupils have procured tickets.
No male teacher has YET been selected, bus
the Trustees are making every effort to get
one, and expect to succeed in few days.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-09-19

The following communica ion Of h,
regular correspondent ofthe Caif,rnia Ca.
rirr will show the extent and cau.e Of 4,
alarm and disorder.
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Look Before You BUY!

To ESPECTFuLLT begs leave to call
the attention of his friends and the
public in general to his large and faShrona.
bic stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS. that he ia Just receiving. These
Goods have been selected with great cafe.
aud bought as low as cash could buy them
IN any market IN the United States.
HIS Stock consists in part %! the follow.
INC articles: Super Blue. Black. Brown,
and invisible Green French and English
and beautiful styles: Chameleon Silk and
Satin Nes,ings; SILK Velvet. &c Kentucky
Jeans; Sarlnsl>; fancy Hemp Linens;
Linen Chambreys; Buckeye do; Cotton.
AIDES; Nankeens, iwillph and plain: Ga
Dtap d'lIre. very fine and heau'Iu;7 8 do
tor Goats and Pants; 6 4 Monterey Cord:
rs do, beaulln! for Goats and Pants.
TIE LADIES
are particularly invited TO call and examine
oar Fashionable Stock Of Dress Goods
they can't be beat. They CONSIST in part o.
he following. Rrh Chameleon figured
Silks; fashionable PLAID do; Silk Bareges
Of every shade; beautiful SILK TISSUES.
y,rIe,y OF patterns; BareGe>; MusIins,
corn and all other colors; Swiss Muslns;
Jaccnells; Victoria Lawns; French printed
and American rar'd Mu>lIns; large as
sorment OF French, English and Amer,
can Prints: Bonne's; Rhhands; Silk Nuts;
Kid GIoves;Nril>; Fans; Flowers; Wrcalhs;
Linen and Silk lI'kTS; beautiful needle
work Collars; plain and fancy coored Silk
Twist. for Purses and Reurcul's: Steel.
Coil, and Silver Beads; Ear and Finger
Rings: Shell Tuck and Side Combs, and
great variety OF iancys and staples too 'edi.
Gus to nentron, and as cheap as the cheap
est; Has: Caps; Shoes AMI Boots; Hard
ware AID Cutlery; Qneenswa,e; large lot
OF superior Coffee ard Snrar-ll lbs. Su-
gar tor s IS lbs o! sup, rior RoCollre Z
Alspcp: Pepper; Gln1er; Salaratus; Soda;
Indigo and Madier. Coppera>: Ex', Log
wood; White and Red Lead; Putty; Glass,
Sc. Sc.
Also, for sale 200 barrels Virginia Salt,
with every other article usually kept for
sale III country stores.
And now, Ladies and Gentlemen, re-
turn Won my hearr-iel, thanks for Your past
IdvorS. but past tavors are gone with past
npcessitles. and am the same needy crea-
ture yet, and IN conclusion, | will say |
can live On as small profits as any man.
consequently can sell Won as cheap goods
as any body. Come and see.
r f. MARTIN.
Calhoun. April 10, lSj0-'f 81
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Henry " core,
ThOS, Richards a. SON
lsONMSEG.sERS,
Statf0nrrS, R00kbindTrs. and Blank look
Manufacturers,

Manufacturers,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
a LSO, Manufacturers and Direct Imoorters
~ of every kinG of COMBS, BUTTONS,
81 SPENUERS, Spectncles, Needles, Pms,
Percussion Caps, Violin Strings, Hooks and
Eyes, Whalehone. Beads, Marbles, knit
Pins, Brushes of every descriptions, soaps,
Shaving Boxes. Tapes, Bobhins. Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, Ra.
zor Strops, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses, Necklaces, German Ilarps, Ink, Sew.
ing Silk, Lead Pencils, Bonnet and Cap Wire,
snh great variety Of other FANCY .4R1T
CLFS too numerous to mention, which nsn-
ally takes much time TO find, and TO which
they are constantly making ndditions--aI
which they have made exprrssl, for the Coun-
try Trade. Or5rNew Goods received every
week. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND Prices.
January Is, lS50-ly GO
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WATCHES. JEWELRY &c.
A,C.Iy.p. G. w. IT, III. s. 1-:zzEgGRN

ElESpECTFULLI inform the public
~ that they have opened fine assert
mrnt Of JEWEhRI, WATCHES, Sc,
IN The Room one door Nur'h If the Athens
Hotel. AMI Immediately adjoining the S'ore
Of Messrs. Jackson S. I.j.'atd Their stock
consists in part ot Col! and Silver Wa'cA
ss, fine Gold Neck and Guard Chains.
Breast Pins. Finger Rings. Ear Rings,
Bracelets. Clasps, I.ocke's, Snaps; Watch
Keys and Seals. Gold and Silver Special
Giles, Silver Table and Tea Spoons. Sugar
longs, Butter knyes, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; rhimbIes, assorted; Prime Cutie
ry-spendid assortment Of PEN and
POCKET KNIVES, Razors. Scissors,
Tweezers; Pistols -RevolyerS and single:
Pocket Books, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Sha
wing BrHsHrs, Sea Stamps, Candle sucks.
Casrors-a handsome article. Diamond
Pointed Cold Pens, Steel DO, Gold and
Silver Pencils, Pocke, and Dressing Conis
together with almost every other article
usually kept in a Fancy Store.
Confetti onaries.
They have also. and will keep constant
" on hand a general and fail assortment o!
CONTEMPORARIES, consisting IN part Of Can.
dies, Nuts. Rasins. Figs, Dried Cherrys,
Oranges, Lemons, Cheese. Crackers, SC ,
SC. Also, any quantity Of superior CT
gars, OF various brands, No. ! Chcwin
Tobacco, Lemon Syrup, and an assortment
Of Toys.
They propose 10 sell on moderate terms
for Cash, and iuviie those needing articles
in their line, to give them call.
srP WATCHES AND lEWELRY
REPAIRED. All orders for repairing
Watches and Jewelry will BE- promptly al
tended 10.
NOTTCE-All persons indebted to The
subscriber individually. are requested to
cal, and settle their accounts.
WIN. NJ. SEHORN.
Athens. Tenn. May 8, lG50-,f "a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21

rs.
Nancy Doiy, Moses Do,y, Jemima Wealth
erly's heirs, Nancy Wright. William
Wright. Wilma Francis. Edward Fran.
els, Elizabeth Baker. William Baker.
Cassaodra Lea, James Lea, John C.
Ownsly, Thomas J. Ownslv. Suraney
Fields. - Fields, William G. Ownsly
and Isaac Il. Thompson.
HNfiE petitioners. bv their Attorney, ap.
l. peared and filed their petition 10 sell
Land therein described. and ii appearing to
the Satisfaction Of the Court. that Nancy
Doty. Moses Do,y, Winua Frames. Ed
ward Francis, EI:zaheih Baker. william
Baker, Cassandra Lea, James Lea, John
g. Ownsly, Thomas ]. OwnsIy, Suraney
Fields and - Fields. are non-resiLen,s Of
The Stale OF Tennessee. it is therefore or.
dered by The Court that publication be- made
for four successive weeks in the Athens
Posi-, newspaper printed in the town Of
Athens, McNlinn county, Tennessee for
said defendants TO appear al The Courj.house
in Cleveland. al the next rs-'-' ~ the Cir
80. -..... H- s.. t..s. ..-,"., =. - '--'-
her next, anu p.rsG, answer or dernur 10
plaintiffs petition, or the same wall he Ia.
ken for confessed and So, for hearing er
par.e. JOHN II. PAYNE. Clert.
May q, l550-it-Pr's f.e sj.Zj 60
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McEWela Il GilfaGT3io

VHAVE received and opened their stock of
III SPRING .4ND SU,LNER GOODS!
ami very respectfully invite those wishing to
purchase 10 call aud examine them.
April 81, $3.50 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21

lust RECEIVED: Bottles. Flasks.
- Walls. assorted; Breast pipes; Nipple
Shells; Nursery bottles: Glass Syunrrs
Male and Female: and good lot of 6 BY
10 and 10 by IL Window Glass.
Dec. %, 1S49. WIN. BURNS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21
NEW PAPER MILL.

WE have now in operation our new Paper
w Mil, and are prepared TO execute all
orders for Paper on the most favorable terms.
Orders for Paper must he accompanied with
the Cash, unless specific contract exists
otherwise.
For good clean Cotton and Linen Rags, de.
livered al the Mill, we give cents per pound,
payable in Paper, Books, &c.
IIAZEN, SiilPMAN & co.
Anril -, ,s50--3m 81
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State of Tennessee, Polk County.


unpaid, and that The owners, If any, ar,
uuEnOwn, 10 wit:
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Chancery Court at Athens,
OFFICE OF CLERK AND MASTER.
Humphrey Reynolds,

William Wilson.
IN this cause, from an allegation in COM
plainant's bill, which is sworn TO. it APP
pears that " ilham Wilson, the defendant IN
this cause, is a nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee--it is therefore ordered by the
Clerk aud Master that publication be made in
the Athens Post for tour successive weeks, re-
qnirng the said NONRESIDENT defendant TO
make his personal appearance at our next
Court of Chancery To he holden at Athens,
in the county of McMinn, Tennessee, and
plead, answer or 'lemur to the complainant's
bill fled against him in said Court, or the
same will he taken as confessed as 10 him, set
for hearing ex par;e, and decreed according.
Iy. "M LOWRY. &. 81 NJ.
Nav 81 !S50--4t Prs fec Ct Sc
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Estrays,

fgNAkEN up by John A. Tomson, living in
H. the lltE Civil District, McNIInn county,
two stray COLTS, one II sorrel fiilv, ahont
? years old next Fail, with IA blaze face, both
hind feet white and some small appearance
of white on the hare around the huff of the
fore feet. no artificial marks or brands. The
other an Iron gray, ore year old, with blaze
in her face, small White on her left hind foot
no marks or 'rands pCrcri, r,exccpt Il scar
on :he right arm. Sorrel FLY valued at
S2i,5O; gray SIG.
SAM. P. WINS, Ranger.
June :, lS50--3t 50
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PLANO FOR TIES, VI USIC .2.ND
JEJlELRF.
CHARLES CATLIN & co.
(Near the United States HoteI,)

AUGUSTA. Ga.
A RE the only authorized Agents for
IN Chckerug's, Nuns & Clark, aud
Adam S,ndarl's Piano Fortes. They keep
constantly on hand a large assortment OF
instruments from the above Manufactures,
embracing every variety Of style of 6, Ga.
6i and oc'avrs, which they will sell at
the lowest Factory prices, giving their cwn
aud the makers guarantee as being perfect
in every respect. Their stock of Music
V!ollns, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes and Ac-
cordcOns, is large and well selected
They also have large stock OF Watches,
JewelIy and Silver Ware, which they will
sell low.
A II orders will receive prompt attention.
and will he guaranteed to give satisfaction
IN every respect.
Feb. %, lS50-ly* ~
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-06-21
Circuit Court, May Term, 1850.

Samuel Legg, Guardian for Joseph f.
Ownsly and John J. SwaflorG,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
For the STATE Sentinel
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.

1t is conceded generally, by whigs democrats and
Tree sOers, that the new constitution will contain
provision requiring the election Of Supreme Judges,
Circuit. Judges Auditor of State. Treasurer of State
Secretary of State and all other officers by the people
at the first election after its adoption.
question will no doubt arise, whether the present
incumbents shall continue in Office until their time
expires. or whether they shall be placed on equal
ground with others. and risk of getting
respective Offices, ut the hands of the sovereign pow
er of the State, the people. In all the States that
have recently established new Constitutions. with no
restriction as to the election Of Judicial and State Of
fcers by the people. believe the unexpired term Of
these officers has been abolished.
Indiana will no doubt do the same by the unanimous
consent of the Convention and the pprobe ton of the
people, Ii may be that some of the wing President
Judges OF our Circuit courts, and their friends, will
oppose this feature of the Constitution and wish to
hold their full term, but such opposition will be
nal. IL is fortunate for the democracy that Su-
preme Judges and State officers all democrats, and
hold TO the doctrine that all power is in and
ought to emanaie from the people, directly
They will therefore. in the true spirit of patri-
otisIn, cheerfuly give back to the people the
places they now fill, thereby placing themselves
upon equality, under the new order Of things,
with their fellow citizens. 1t cannot be known a,
present, whether these gentlemen will receive their
Offices again from the people not If they should
not, have guarantee in their past history, that
they will enter the ranks and fight the battles of de.
mocracy with zeal and fidelity. Two of our Supreme
Judges have in times past rendered good services in
our cause good democrats in many respects, espe-
cially able political editors And should it so la D.
pen. that the distinguished place they hold, shu
be filed by Others they can beiake themselves TO eiI
old avocaton. and acquire the distinction they
once deservedly had.
Judge Blackford has made lasting reputation as
reporter of the decisions of Supreme Court; he IL
far advanced in life and doubt that repose
so natural to Of his age, aud large pecunary re-
sources. REFORM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

the question Of the title Texas conending that the Un-
ted States by her annexation gusrsntdo Texas all that
she claimed and prepared successfully 10 vIndcae He
had doubt the power Of the u. To into The SUI
preme Court aud haze settlement 81 the question Of
boundary bn he should very much regret 10 have 50 set
tied u plan tiled and found inefect
ual This poIi'ic. question. and ought in his judg
ment, be settled by upon principles of equity
aud justice After considerable debate between Messrs
Berien, Daytn Webster aud Davis Of Mass To an al
Legged analogy between the question aud that OF the
Moth east boundary
measure pay ing Texs< large Of mney with other
measures He well known 10 be la favor OF paying
Texas liberal sum, only or any claim which she
may have To disputed Territory but fa large potion OF ter
foTy conceded belonging frxss aud accordingly he
hid introduced bill To that effect Upn consideration OF
snch bll il would be perfectly legitimate ard proper thai
stock should te in anticipation of the payment t. Texas
oil large Of money; but tn combining of such
measure with Other wrong, because the inhu-
ence of the vt money t. be paid would have
just operation the other IN the bill With these
views be would vote for the amendment The question
being then taken the amendment relected-yess "a
nays 27-ss follows:
YEAS-Badwin. Benton. Bu,l~r, Chase, Clarke Corwin
Davis. Of Mass Davis Of Miss, Dayton Dodge If Wis.
Greene, Hale Hamln, Hunter, Mason, Miller, Seward
Smith Soule, Spruauce, Tnrnsy, Uphsm. Wales Ynee.
| NAYS-ktchson, Badger, Bell Beuien, Blight. Cass
Clay Cooper, Dawson, DckensaH Dodge Of Iowa, Downs
Fooe, Houston jones' King NnIIis Nevins. P.ace PIsii
Rusk Shield. Surgeon Underwood, Walker, Webster
Whcomb.
The Senate then ab,urned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

How THE PANIC PRoGREssEs.-Whilc the man.
moth corporations of the North, with their millions
Of capital and their thousands of operatives.
pending their machinery, for the alleged reason tina
they cannot manufacture without loss the southern
manufacturing establishments are doing good bus
iness and almost daily notices in the southern
papers of the erection of new factories. Thus we
find the following paragraph in the last number of the
Savannah Georgian:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
Attention, Wheat Growers!
ID G. Hn

KNOULD respectfully Of
w and the public generally the fact that they
manufacturing at the I" SPRING F0UNDERY" in Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana all the various kinds Of
THRASHING MA CHIMES,
in the Western country which be found
the following:
Trareng Field TArasking Machine upon which the
expired) which GRAIN
and requires o. hands tend than any Machine
use.
kinds of Sir POrers gotten in the hest STYLE de-
Stationary Separating
which
The wellkno Fourorse Power TRbHg SAgf and Four
Five and sx-Iloe Power Belt aesthe reputation Of which
lis well to n word
their favor.
All kinds Of Marines repaired the shortest notice. and
the most reasonable They think they offer greater
inducements wishing to purchase machine than
In other shop in the country.
Castings of every description, and Wooen Machinery such
double and single Cardng Machines Condensers snd Jaw
Looms Wrapping Machines, &C. msde Older
a stve be excelled-
9wheat or good horses taken in exchange for work.
Richmond MAY I. 1890 l03-3mf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

MORE FAcToRIEs.-The Atlanta Integencer
says: 1--WE understand that the manufacturing COM
pany at Roswell. in Cobb county. have recently laid
the foundation of factory near the site Of the
one now in operation. The new factory is TO run
5000 sPindes. and the building materials nearly
all in readiness.
1--WE learn also thnt Gov. Mcdonald has Just COM
pleed new factory in Campbell county, to 5000
spindles. Thus The work goes bravely on"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

At ihs rooms OF his in the Deaf and Dnnb Asy-
Ium at indianapolis, Saturday the 18th inst, Mr.. NK-
uEmlAn BRows, aged sixy-seven years. six monlhs and
sixteen days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. WIN. II. Goode, Mr.. SAM
UEL DELzELL to Miss MAnrnA, daughter of Hiram
Brown, ESQ.,, all of this city.
On Thursday evening, June 20h, by Rev. L. II. Ja-
meson, Dr. p ii. JAMEsos Miss MARIA, daughter Of
Ovid Butler. ell Of this city.