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T1AHHlEU,

In Boonyiile. n. u. August 9Th, BY
Rev. d. Giilei. Mr.. Orange Watson
Child. Of the firm of Child. Pratt q go,
TO Miss Susan Stiskney, Of Boonvi!le'
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CANDLES.

S,PERMACiTTi N n~s, 3 pousd Boxes,
- Nab Mould T~ilo~ Cssai~s byr The hos
~ ksssa,aatG Common Hard and To,~
soap y,L~ New Un~n Store.
& bURT 4 SON.
RuiIsud. May 10, 1851. 10
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~. II 10 announced that Gen. Wool
will attend the Stale Fair at Middle
bury, on the 10Th and 18th Of Sep,em-
Der.
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Millinery and Mantua making Of every de-
scr'pt,on. They VIII furnish all ,t'mn'ngs,
Ac tina, will be called for IN country shop,
ON reasonable terms and shortest notice.
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CHARLES BURT, P. NJ.
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NOTICE

4 L. r~rsoas 'nsesird :" The 'ussrr'er
- e,ih~f ~ aots OF account, n"~ cue are
.,,.sa,slr. LrThEf DASttl.S
Ra,lsrt, ASrsi o., iSN -
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NOTICE

IL hereby given, that application will be
m,de to the next session Of the General As
sembly Of this State. for a charter for q bsnk
of discount, to be located in Csstlctsn, in the
County Of Rutland. TAT
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REAL ESTATE RON sAl.x,

One undivided half Of No "a, ID division,
lying m Mendon, w" and a hsif miles from
the Richardson farm IN said town, and con.
tanning abou, 30 acres, well numbered land,
aud having . good Marble hedge, and EiiHs
kiln Sad land lie, on the Ru,lspd snd
HloeabfiLgr turnpike
RUFUS RICHARDSON
Sherburne, July, 1881. 1oi~
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AT THE NEW UNION STORE.
I'm SALE-N pieces oil Muslins &c.
~ consisting of
rla,n ~aconr,t aud Mail N%usIins,
Striped snd PLAID
Ind,a Book.
PLAIN and Figured Swiss
Lacex, lnsrr,tngs, Eds'ngs, &c, At greatly
reduced prices. BURT d son.
Rutland; May 10, 1851 10
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STATE or %

STATE OF .EkhoNf.fRE u r,"s~,
ID glcL Of Ruiaud. o.. II herei thai al
+, sneria! .s.-tun ~ the Probate Count OF the
al di.ir,et Vt hutisld, he'd at Rat'and IA
,nl tor ,Aid %cistriel OF The sih aAy ot Ass
40 81. .
Wheras Mc.-s Perkins sdrntns,rator Of
III. estate no, already adnain.iered, nj VII
lam Tay Iste oil Rutland IN sad district de-
,rs.-d ,nrst ,e has tn. day sP?a.-d ~ sad
eour, propJ-ng 10 render . tina! account Z I
la. admit STATION II said estate
Ther,iyte aTdsre. th-tths" examination -
II see uni to- ~ los Anee and a dr"f"v e the res
ids- uf .ls.tats after psying IL, ''tt' - &C Sc
e.a.el .nI the eIprrsss Of a''.nir't. att"- t"the
rr,, a, enI.tie thereto. teatsc sane are hsr'ty
erred q A stated ,SsrsS', VI sad t"atEtc ia
h.lI at tie Of e Il ths res sier = 'aiI 'S,ri
10 Ks,isra ia aid district on the h,s' "onda'
ts,as ths l.. isy Do! SEPT, \ !7'i, MAJ t"''
n,,sse there CO be s,su b. pot .ihias = es't''
S,d e.,y Of the record al this order thfts
se<ss ,aoe~..i.viy previous thereto !" ihs sat
lad dess d. . nswsP~etr ttiHted 70 '@is hs''
iaa4 "a orler tia si ssf.slss iniefe1ifi '"Sft'
IN saay tA,en .ai there aEFeH h~'"fs 'sa
Is4rt ,.d shiset IL 'ss ~sIio~sars ID ra'1 &C
e,su, asA to s..d decree II thsy srv cause
iras copy o. record
:, HESKY BALL. Register
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RNHHH TEAS.
NOTICE.

TNHE c'par,nersh,p heretofore existing be-
Il tween the under s'gned is by mutual
consen, dissolved A~lldeinands dns the com.
psny must be pad tn J Il, Parker (without
delay who Is AUTHORIZED 10 receive them, Al.
90 settle oil demands against said company.
}. X. PARKER,
BROWN GLEASON & CO.
July !, 1851. %
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY given tina, have
this day given my son, Edwin
Huxley his time
During his minority, and shall claim
none of his earnings nor Fay any
debts u hS contracting after thus
date.
STOLHAM HISKLEY.
Rutland. Aug. 7th 1851.
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SOAP POWDERS.

4 N article that saves all the Soap and
n nearly ali the labor in washing, for sale
I the -ttW Union Store, one door north Of the
court House. G. BURT i son.
Rutland. May 10, 1851. ~
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

90 A FEW intelligent, perse'ering
~ 9J|h hasiness men 10 engage in IRE
-NS spectacle aad lucrative business 1"
the couuti~s Of Rutland and Addison. For par
licuiars address, POSTAGE pnid,
~ T.. CHAPMAN, Rutland. VI.
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Fishing Tackle.

urialllSG RODE, Cru.s Linen spa SIN
LINES, Trout Fl~s, Limerick Trout
and P'chcI.l Hooks a a.~ supply tu,l ~.
ceived by SPENCER.
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MISSES saosinRy q oxovrs

L HtRT T. soS. tsse lu.t tcsr va
itom New York, Misses AID ch,idrsus CT
'on H"-r and Lie Thre.a Uinvcs.
Eutland, uns u, !, 81.
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o. BURT L. SON,

o. BURT Il SON,
August G, 1851,
A RE now receiving more choice Goods
"A amongst them a new lot BLAck VGLvLT
kissirs.
ALSO,
Crushed, Powered and Coffee SUGARS,
(>'unts-the best out,l ali at little above q
C, pher. 81
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DIDHoIUnoM.

The eopsn"s fsh'p h-sstSfYs- ssissses en-
der the nsias vsd hsm, nd WssLrk. Daxan
4 90, - tars tsr asssois-S ~ ms,aai s..ns
sent, san oil eh'sss srs,nst ssA esmpsay.
A'i be- s~iiLd sud psia ~ sah~' Het~-t J..
Reed -, fh'ip Dsgss NJ as"s. sfs ~.ni,.f.
ned !. st'i~ is~ si~nas Ia fss.r at Of .s.,Hss
cad es..psny
ROBERT REED,
PHILLIP DEGAS.
ii. ". NiiiIIDi h.
f,si..'n Jtt,H p.i
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CELEBRATION.

MERIDIAN Sun LODGE. No. so, of Free
and Accepted Masons, McMiNN LODGE,
No. 81, of the Independent Order of ODD
Fellows, and ATHENS DIVISION, Nc. 2OO'
Sons Of Temperance, will Jointly celebrate
the 18th Anniversary of American lnae,
pendence, on the 4lh of July next. BY pub
lie Procession and Address.
Brethren OF the above Orders are re'
specially invited 10 join in Procession
The public generally are also invited 10 join
with them In The Celebration.
J. X. BROWN.
WIN. NJ. SEHORN,
VIM. C.. LILLARD.
Committee.
Aihehe MAY % ISL
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NOTICE..

DY virtue Of seven orders cfsale, issued
IL from the Circuit Cour, oil Meigs coun'
~. Tennessee, and 10 me directed. | wilt
proceed TO sell, en- Monday the 9TH day OF
July next. at the Court house door in De-
calur. TO the h;shes, bidder for cash in hand.
one Tract Of Lsnd in the 7Ih civil District
of Meigs county, Tennessee, adjoining the
lands Of J. Il. Griffith and Others. Levied
on as the property OF John Gardner, 10 sal
lsiy seven judgments recovered against
hIm-iour in favor of l.. II. knIeht Tecov-
cred before John Il. FooShee. Esq on the
25th January, ISL; one IN favor OF John
K. Fooshec, recovered before WIN. l..
Adams. Esq, on the 5Olh Nov. 800: one
in favor OF Abner D.ather,dge, recovered
before John Il. Fooshee, Esq on thu 25ih
January. 1851. and one in favor OF Daniel
NJ. CLARK, recovered before Joseph G. Roy
sler, on the Is, OF June. 1850. And will be
sold, unless debts and costs are satisfied on
or before the dav of sale.
VIM. S. RUSSELL, SiT
# Meg, county.
May %, is5i-5l rr's fee $3.50 lS9
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COMM ERC1ALs
AUGUSTA, June 7, 1851.

AUGUSTA, June Z, 1851.
Editor Post:
This being the dullest season Of the year
for business, we have heard OF nc large
sales of Goods TO report. Our merchants
are all amply prepared 10 rep!enish stocks
of the interior.
COFFEE is now worth here lc per ID.
We have no change 10 notice in other az
tIces of Groceries.
Bacon Our market IS we'll furnished
with Western Bacon. The stock OF Ten
nesse Bacon here is small and commands
lO4 a l0ac cash, hog round.
Wheat A few hundred bushels al
prime new Wheat have been received here
and taken by our Mlllers a, 81 per bushel.
60 lbs.-a large quantity will be required
TO furnish the Mills Of this city.
Corn is worth 90c per bu. Oars &c.
FEArnERs-Larse quantities OF Feathers
have lately arrived here. The demand is
over for ,hem-consequently must be held
during the warm months. They are nomi.
nally worth $50 per ID.
EXCHANGE is &c premium on the North
ern cities.
TENNESSEE MONEY &c discount.
Yours, respectfully,
BAKER, WILCOX s co.
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an the 23d Instant the Cars will leave
~ Cleveland at 5 o'clock. A. NJ. precise
ly, and reach Dalton at "a; leave Dalton
at 8 O'Clock and reach Cleveland at IL
same day. =,
Fare for that day only, 80 cents each
way, and IN like proportion from the differ
en-; way stations.
The seats in the Passenger Cars will be
reserved for the Ladies. Should the seats
not all be filed by ladies, the vacant seats
may be taken by gentlemen having charge
Of ladies.
Tickets NAV be procured at Cleveland.
Dalton, and all the intermediate stations
Those failing TO get tickets will be charged
usual rates Of fare and the money collected
on the way.
No one viii be allowed free passage on
that day except the necessary officers 10
run the train. }. II. REAGAN,
G.. A. Transportation Department.
June lS, ls5l-2t l42
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BIDDLE AND BARNUM.-"OM Bucks"
in communication to the Washing.
ton Union upon the incident of Bar.
mum having lately purchased "Anda'
lusiu," the elegant summer residence
Of Nick BiddIe, runs the following
parallel,
The ambition of the purchaser is
just what we might expect. Barnum
is resolved to be known--"to do or
die" How tickled will be the tym'
panum of his ear as each passing
stranger receives this reply 10 his
inquiry. what is that?' ut was once
Mr.. Biddle's; it is now Mr.. Barnum's.
The seal of Immortality would be
thus set upon his name--Biddle and
Barnum will be fellow. passengers to
future ages together. How unstable
is human elevation The great Fl.
nancier--the observed of all observ.
ers'-he who dared to grasp the
thundcrbolt to hurl it at the head Of
the President, and that President
General Observation-Disclosures to his
grave broken, ruined man; while
the humble ferryman-the Connecti-
cut Charon-rows his little skif safe.
ly into port, freighted with the close.
listed earnings Of ingenuity and Gun.
ming. and at last lords it over this
palace of the dcfunct great! Both
were equal adopts in the sublime art
of humbug. The plans of the one
were grand and Iofly-the other mar.
row and selfish; the one scared with
the eayle--thc other burrowcd with
the mole: the one was struck down in
his path way towards the sun-the
other energies into daylight, ant is
snugly ensconced in the vacant eyry
# the bird Of Jove! No mans fate
can be forc:old. The smallest may
get the "start of this majestic worId'
the greatest may be trampled on
by beggars. The very dust of Caesar
may 'stcp a bung.hole !" Barnum has
some good years Of work in him yet.
What is he destined to accomplish +?
Let the vanity, creduIity, and folly of
the world tell. He knows how to
coin more gold out OF that mine than
ever glittercd amidst the bouldcrs OF
Feather river.
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DzLrnr, Tenn. June $, 1851.

DzLpnI, Tenn. June 5, 1851.
To the Editor Athens Post:
Dear Sir-PIense place my name in your
paper as n candidate to represent the ID
Congressional District in the next Congress
of the United States. Also, that have had
my arm broke, which ms kept me from CIV.
ing my name sooner. and tear that Will
not be able 10 take the stump during the
canvass. though | have the assurances OF
very able Physicians tina. will be able to
attend to business by the assembling OF the
EcXt Congress.
| have the honor 10 be your most obedient
servant, WIN. SiONE.
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BOOKS, BOOKS |

THE People Of Bradley and Medium
l. Counties are respectfully informed Tint
| will be present at the Governors Speak
ings in Cleveland and Athens, ON Monday
and Tuesday, the 23d and 24,h, with a
large and we'll selected assortment of Books:
Among the most prominent and useful will
be found "Gunn's Domestic Medicine
and "Wrlson's American History" both
Of which every family should possess
The cheapness and character Of them
should place them in the hands of every
family, without any putting or blowing.
HUGH l.. TINLEY.
June Is, 1851.
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Notice.,

IN obedience to an order Of the Clerk oil
L the County Court of the county of Mon.
roe, made on a suggestion Of the nsolven
cy of the estate of Isaac Baker, deed, all
persons having claims against said estate,
are hereby notified to file them duly anthem
ticated with the Clerk of our said CourI
on or before the Goth day OF September.
1851, in order that said estate may be set
tied as the la directs in relation TO insol-
vent estates.
JOSEPH UPTON, .4dmr.
June Is, lS5l-5t l42
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her brother to their assistance. When
they returned, the animal, a large
buck lay dead at the feet Of his con-
queror. What scene for painter.
Mysterious BEHAVIOR IN A CHURCH
BELL.--The good citizens of Craw-
louisville. Qa.) are greatly troubled
Of late by the unaccountabIe behavior
Of their church bell. Precisely at
twelve o'clock every night, it begins
to toll in the mos, solemn manner,
and continues for some time, though
not the slightest visible power, where.
bv the bell is moved, can be dscov.
cred. The trustees off the church and
others, have watched several nights
without obtaining a clue to the mys.
terry. 1t is supposed BY some. that
the ghosts are amusing themselves at
the expense Of the mcrtaIs.
NEEDLE MANUFAcToRY.--- The
Newark Advertiser says the only
needle mandatory in this country is
in that ci,y--estabished by II gentle.
man from Manchester, England. The
manner Of making needles is describ.
ed as very interesting some sixteen
dtfcrcrt processes being necessary
for their completion. The wire from
which thew are made, is imported
from England. 1t is cut into lengths
sufficient for two needles each, and
after being rubbed straight, they are
pointed upon stone at the rate OF
one hundred per minute. They are
then stamped with impressions pre-
paratory for the eyes. which are
punched by press at the rate of
fifty a minute, and then strung upon
wires and placed in another machine
to be flied and fashioned into the
forms of needles. The hardening is
now done by hot furnace, and they
are afterwards tempered, Strengthened
and gathered into lunches OF about
so, 900 each. which are saturated with
oil and emery, tied in cloth and
placed in a trough with a heavy plank
moving backward and forward over
them so that after some nine days
chatting in this manner, they are re-.
Iicved of imperfections and rendered
smooth enough for the final polishing.
The temper is then taken out of the
eyes, and they are drilled to prevent
their cutting the thread.
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New Spring & Summer Goods
at Reeder's Cheap Corner!
i. X. RE L D E r

UIAS received his large and well selected
III stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, to which he invites the al'enIoa
of his friends and the public generally
His stock was selected by himself in the
Northern cities, with an eye to durability
and cheapness. He IS one Of the men that
dom, believe IN humbuegery. but lie feels
compelled 10 say that he has the finest,
richest and cheapest stock of Goods ever
brought 10 this market. and those who do
no, believe it can satisfy themselves BY
calling and examining.
May 9. 1881. l37
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CANDIDATES.

n.y. We are authorised and requested to
announce ROBERT w. McCLARY, ESQ.,.
of Polk county. as q candidate for Joint
Represe ntative for tho counties of Monroe
Nc linn, and Polk.
o. We are authorised and requested Il
announce Col, DAVID w. BALLEW, as
candidate for Senator, in the district com
posed Of the counties Of Monroe, McMinn
Polk and Bradley.
~ We are authorised and requested tt
Announce Col. VIM. M. CHURCHWELb
as candidate for Representative in Con
gress from the Sd. Congressional District
NJ We are authorised and requested tc
announce HIRAM GEE. as a candidate fol
Represen,a,lve from McMinn county, al
the ensuing August election.
IT. We are authorised and requested TO
announce JAMES r. BUCHANAN, Esq,
as candidate for Joint Representative,
in the district composed OF the counties OF
Monroe, McMinn and Polk.
~ We are authorized and requested TO
announce JOSEPH r. IUDD. of Monroe,
cs candidate for FIoaler in The district
composed of the Counties Of Polk, McMlnn.
and Monroe.
NJ We arc authorized and requested to
announce Maj. JAS. WALKER as candi.
date for Senator from the district composed
of the counties or Monroe, Bradley. Polk.
and McNlinn.
Ce5- We are authorized and requested to
announce Col. JOSEPH MCMILLAN, OF
Bradley. as n candidate Tor Senator from the
district composed of the counties Of Mon.
roe, McMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
srJe We are ulhorised and requested
to announce JAS. B. COOKE, Esq. as a
candidate 10 represent McMnn county in
the popular branch of the mex, Legislature.
&C. We are authorised and requested to
announce SOLOMON SUNNY, E,q.. of
Polk cotn,y, as a candidate for FIoAter
from the District composed Of the cCunties
McMinn, Monroe, and Polk.
srr We are authorised 10 announce Col.
JOSIAH Nj. ANDERSON as a candidate
for re ELECTION for Representative from the
Third Cong ressional District.
FLIP We are authorised and requested 10
announce WM. McKAMY. Esq, as candi.
date to represent McMinn county in the
popular branch Of the next Legislature,
NJ We nre authorized and requested TO
announce Capt. G. W. MORGAN, Of Mons
roe, as q candidate for JOINT Representa-.
tive from the counties or Polk, McMinn and
Monroe.
NJ We are authorized and requested to
announce JESSE c. MOORE. of Polk
county. asa candidate for Joint Represen.
tatIve to the next Leg is!ature for the dis.
lrict composed Of the counties Uf Polk,
Monroe. and McMinn.
" We are authorized and requested to
announce DAVID L. HUTSELL. as a
for County Court Clerk for Nc.
MINI county atthe election 10 March, 1852.
Ftp We are authorised and requested
10 announce WILLIAM BURNS, a can
ildate for County Court Clerk, al the elec'
lion in March next.
Athens, April lS, 1881.
90 We are authorized and requested to
announces the name Of Ger. WIN. STONE.
as candidate for Congress in the Sd Com
District Of Tennessee.
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NJ arble w or k S !
DEMSEY n HART,
Marble Cutters,

- RESPECTFULLY announce to the
IL public that they have their Marble
Works in full operation At Ten Mile, M"Iss
CO.. on the Road leading from Athens to
Kingston. where they will manufacture
Marble Manlles. Tombs, Monuments, Head
Stones, Slabs, Vases, Coun,er.tops, and
Tables. or every description. This beau,'
full Marble is no, surpassed In variety or
beauty By any of the foreign Marbles. -
ANY information will be received at John
Crawford's Store, in Athens, where speci-
mems NAV be seen. Orders thankfully re-
ce,ved. Those who are lesirous Of orna>
tienlins the graves Of their deceased friends
would do we'll TO call and examine for
themselves.
Orders addressed. ...
DEMSEY & HART.
Ten Mile P. O.. Meigs CO., Tenn,
Will he promptly attended to. -
Nav 9, 1851 If IS7
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PUBLIC DINNER.

The Methodist sisters intend preparing
dinner for the benefit of their Church
in this place, on the evening of the 4lh of
July, and solicit liberal patronage from
the community.
The Athens Brass Band will be in al
tendance.
Price $l-Children so cts.
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GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.

The candidates for Governor have out
list Of appointments for public speaking
commencingia, Springfield. Robertson coun.
ty, on Monday, the 2Sth April, and to end
at Huntsville, Sumner county, on Saturday,
the "a day of August. We copy below
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WHAT A noD, MAN CAN Do.--Many
people turn up their noses at what
they call "dirty work." although all
honest labor was not cleaner than
many kid.glove ways Of swindling
ones way through the world. Rather
than owe our living to the latter, we
would infinitely prefer to shake car
pets or sweep chimneys at fifty cents
per day. A day or two since we
learned an instructive bit Of history
touching a doer Of "dirty work"-a
holman. No matter where he was
born, he was none OF the worse for
being a Turkman or an Irishman. Tie
came to this city about ten years ago
young, healthy, and honest. He could
get no employment but hod.carrying,
and he carried so we'll as to earn a,
once his dollar a day. He procured
cheap but good lodgings; spent none
Of his earnings in groggeries or low
places; attended church on the Sab.
bath; educated himself on evenings;
laid up money; and at the end OF five
years bought a lot in the city, and
built pretty cottage. In one year
more he found a good wife, and used
the cottage he had before rented out.
For these 6 years he had steadily carr
rice the hod. He was noted worker,
an acknowledged scholar, and noble
pattern Of man. On the opening of
the eighth year his talents and integ-
rity were called to a more profitable
account. Hc embarked as partner
in professional business already we'll
established. This day he is worth
at least sl0e,G0e. has lovely wife
and two beautiful children, home
that is the centre Of a brilliant, social
and intellectual circle, and he is one
of the happiest and most honored OF
men as far rs he is known. So much
has come Of a hod.man.-New Yorker.
FEMALE CouRAaE-GREAT IS TIE
"DIANA" OF WIscONsIN.--The Mani.
towoe County Herald Of the 18th
instant relates the following most re
markabIe incident:-
Miss Emma Thayer, young lady
of fifteen years of age, living at Row.
ley's Bay. in this county, while walk.
ing on the beach on the morning of
the first day Of May, saw wolf a
shor. distance of. watching a deer
which he had driven into lake; and
with a courage rarely equalled, drove
him away, and wading into the lake.
brought the deer on shore by the ear.
After petting him short time, the
ungallant fellow made an attempt to
get away, and finally carried matters
so far as to knock her down, and tear
her dress; when becoming justly in
censed at such treatment, she took a
stone and dashed out his brains. The
wolf was all the time standing by, a
silent spectator of the fight, IN which
he took no further part than by occa.
sonally showing a formidable row OF
white teeth. ii
1t is safe enough TO predict, that il
this girl lives a few years more. she
will be able to whip her weight in
wild CATS give some young Badger
the heartache, or what is perhaps
great deal better. preside with grace
and dignity over the destinies OF some
wild Wisconsin home.'
We understand that Miss Thayer
was in company with another young
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PUBLIC SUPPER.

PUBLIC SUPPER.
The ladies' connected with Inc Presbyte.
ran Church OF this place, will furnish a
Supper in the Court. house, on the evening
of the 18th of June, the proceeds OF which
will be expended in repairs on the Church.
The Athens Brass Band will be IN at.
tendance and enlven the occasion with
some Of THEN choice music.
Price Sl-children so cents.
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EStraV,

TAKEN up by Avra Hannah. living IN
the LIST Civil District, Snulh of Hiwas
see river, Meigs county. Tennessee, on the
18th day OF MAY, 1851. one Iron.gray
Horse. S years old, Is hands 8 inches high
saddle marks on his back, small hole in
the RICH, flank. Appraised to 1928.
JAMES LILLARD,
Ranger .ueigs co,
June 6, lS5l-3t AL