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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

Col. Watkins, the gentleman lha, has re-
Gently been elected Speaker Of the House of
Representatives, in the Missouri Legisln-
turc, is half brother to Henry Clay. So
says the Washington Union.
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Private dispatches received at Washing.
ton from California state that many of the
capitalists in that State are making move
for a change IN the Constitution of Callor.
MIA, SO as To introduce African Slavery.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. II.

The St. Charles Hotel took FIRE this
morning, and is entirely destroyed, includ>
ing mos. OF the furniture. The Methodist
Church and CIapps Church also DESTROYED,
together with several dwelling houses. The
firo is supposed to have cen tie work OF an
incendiary. The loss is very heavy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

Rufus Green, late secretary of the Fire.
mems Insurance Company at Mobile, has
been arrested us q doIauller to that insti.
tu'i,n; the supposed loss being bout $780,.
600. or nearly half its capital.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

On the nigh, Of the 24h ult.. Governor
Qui,man was hung in eifigy, in Liberty,
Arniie county, MIS-. says the Advocate OF
that place,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

IMPORTANT CoNFIRMATIoNs.-lt is STA,
Friday, confirmed James S. Calhoun as
Governor, and Hugh N. Saith as Secrela
ry Of New Mexico. Also, Thomas Mel
son, of n. Y. as District Judge O! Oregon.
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The population of Nashville, according
TO the late census. is as follows: Whites
10, 600; Slaves. l ,5O0;-and in the suburbs,
5000, making total Of 1880.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, II,

Two men were shot last night IN Fire.
mans row. One was policeman ana the
Uincr stranger from The South, who was
passing by at the time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

EThe man who has never taken a newpa,
per was seen IN Cincinnati lately. He was
inquiring the way 10 the poor house.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

The New Orleans Pi.:ayune upon
removing to large and splendid new
building, Oh the lst inst, unfurled
from their third story the Flag Of our
Union" We like to see such mani.
festations from the Crescent City,:
shows that the right spirit is abroad in
the land. ii C following is what the
Picayune says:
Our FLAc.--Yesterday morning,
with the commencement Of the New
Year, we threw OUT for the first time,
from the upper stories of our office,
cur new and beautiful banner-being
the Stars and Stripes Of the American
Union. None mole ample floats to
the breeze in this city; and we are
pleased enough with it to think that
none Of larger dimcnsit ms or more
elegant workmanship floats anywhere.
1t is the Flag of our Unon-under
which we were born, and beneath
whose glorious folds we hope TO die.
We have no desire to live after it shall
have been torn asundei by sacrilegious
hands, and the stars stricken asunder
from its constellation of glory to wan.
der in eccentric and clashing orbits.
each an object of terror and danger
to the rest, scattering disorder and
terror in lis menacing path. We
pray that the stars of glory, set in
that azure field, may forever revolve
in their harmonious circles, like the
planets that burn in the material 6rma.
ment,
"Forever singing as they shine
The hand that made US is divine"
Across the broad folds of that ban.
ner we have caused to be inscribed in
large characters, our name--"The
Picayune"--a token that our fortunes,
as our hopes and wishes, are all in.
dissolubly blended with the Union
and its fate-its glories and its flag.
IL there should ever be a partition
OF the elements Of that flag, the patriot
heart will pray most iervently that
the undying bri ghtness Of the stars
may be the portion of those who love
the Union truly and faithfulIy-and
the "stripes" remain as scorpion
scourges for those who are its enemies.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

During the past year. our exports
of raw cotton amounted to nearly
S72,OOO,0OO ia value while Of do.
nestle cotton manufactures, we ex>
ported to the extent Of less than
s5,OOO,OOOl During the same period,
the importations Of cotton manufac.
lures amounted. at the foreign vaIua.
lion, 10 SI9,6S5,0QO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

srP The COMMUNICATIONS from Nladi.
,onvile 100 late for lrday'S paper. Next
week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24
ATHENS, FRIDAY, JAN. FL, 1857.

~ W. THOMSON, is the authorized
asen, for the post" in The city OF Bal'l'
more, Md.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

BY coalition between the democracy
and free soilers, the democrats IN Massa
chuselts have succeeded in elecIing Geo
S. Boutwell, Governor, and II. w. Cush-
man Lieut.. Governor.
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Macon, lan.1o

MACON, IAN. -.
Mr.. Mallory, Democrat, Of Key West,
was elected on "Wednesday last, L. S SEN
utor over Mr.. Yulee. by a consolidation Of
tho Wings with the dlssiiected Democrats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

A LUCRATIVE PoSr OvFIcE.-Jacob Z.
Moore, Esq, formerly Of Concord, N. H.,
is Postmaster at San Francisco, California.
a gentleman who has just visited the place
states, that the Office has above 1900 boxes
which pay 81 per moa,h, or S2l per an.
num, bringing in the snug little item OF H.
bove S3l 600 Tor box Iens alone, inde-
pendento Of his salary. Aud there is more
yet: Mr.. Moore pays $4,000 per annum
renl for the entire building in which the
post Office is situated, and probably rents
out enough Tor Offices 10 accommodate the
post office free, aud makes handsome
fortune besides.-LoweU Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

TRurH.-Humbugry is towel for wip,
ing the face Of the country!
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ECCENTRIclrY.--A rich old miSer. liy
ing in Auburn, New York, is going 10 BE-
buried in Owasco Lake, beautiful sheet
Of water near the town. He has stone
coffin made. which takes twelve yoke OF
oxen to draw it. lie gives Il man a nice
farm for burying him. He is to take him
10 the middle Of the lake, and sink him. A
curious idea. Phil. Post.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-01-24

MONEY LOST AND nECovEGED.-A
package of Sl4,G00 Of the ILLS Of The Free-
mans Bank, Bristol, from the Merchants
Bank, Providence, was delivered last Wed
nesLay to u driver OF the Bristol Stage, who
placed il in the boot, and before arriving at
Bristol, the package was missing. The
driver Immediately returned, but cou'd not
find the package. Yesterday he found it
at the toll house, where it had been left by
some one who had picked it up, not know
ing lis yaue,-Pr0ridence journal 4ih
Instant.
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TIIE NEXT GOVERNOR.

We see it stated upon what is deemed
good authority, that Thos. A. Il. Nelson
and John Nelhcrland, each or whom hive
been extensively spoken Of MS the probable
Wing candidate for Governor in the ap-
preaching canvass, have slSnIiied their
wishes no. to be considered as aspiran,s for
the nomination, alleging that their pressing
private engagements forbid ,hem To 'aSe
such II step. We also learn that the Hon.
VIM. Il. Campbell declines the proposition
10 let his name go before The Contention,
being well satisfied with his present posi-
ton.
Let harmony prevail in tho selection Of
the candidate. If the Wing party act wise.
", they may save the State from he hands
OF democracy; if they do not, Trousda!e
will be reelected. If Nelson declines We
are for Gen. Il. Caruihcrs or Judge plia-
hunly, IN preference to any ether spoken Of
but let ho viii be the nomiccc, we IRE tui
him. - Franklin Rcricv.
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The Whole nation oaning under me present paeuee % me
medical prosson which more IMAM Ia ana 40
bases constitutions. n-MuKKsos
All ought acquainted With the medical art 'irro-
CRATES.
Every his Doctor and surgeon al cheap rate
and enjoy sound mind In sound body" ar#s.
E proposes publish medical journal IN i. ciy
of the above be devoted enlightenment o. e pub
the disclosure mystery the VI legal and Illegal
quaekoT OF The work Is
de .ned families and individuals Those who paonze TN.
work m seldom the doctor and they vi" n-i only
their but their health also No family should b WIN
L. II will full description symptoms ana
ali the country IN sue
language all understand There's journal Of Tue kndin
the United therefore TO be hoped at The heads
families, and the public generally will al take hold Of THIS en-
tere and aid tho editor bringing down TO the comprehension
all which essential comfort and happiness
OF mankind.
Journal will be published montly me paper
annuu advance We issue te rsl number II
March.
this Prospectus, and calling attention 10 IL sha
be entitled exchange forwarding the same marked
Pomaters aud all others friendly 10 the enterprise
viii please act
Address (postpaidl JOHN I, WALSH, ND.
Richmond, Virginia
Febs-3
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- NJ ssasl ts..sR

A NEW Route Pittsburg, Via the BalIm0re s"s-
guehanna Through to Ph6uIg IL
80 homsA express Of viii leave Calve station
the United Washington and Baltimore AZ 81,
connecting with the fast line at Middelown M NJ
irving at Harrisburg at 4, TO dinner j,
for the west at =, r. arriving al
Al this point passengers have me opuon OF
thence by packet boas or
stages direct from Holdaysburg 10 Pittsbns
following points by This rain 10 VII
York Wrglsve Columbia, Marietta, Mddeown Harrisburg,
New po Merstown Perysve Lewistown, Hunt
ingdon, Holidays and PittsbuTg ..,,,-L.-,,--
This also connects with the Cumberland fauey faioau
Carlisle Shppensburg Chambersbug, ana
points this road - . L.-.a-s
of from Washington OF
Will be al .he
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning receive the baggage, which VIII Dc
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct diff Ticket Agent.
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SUPERIOR DnguerreOtypes !-FIrst Prenntum - II.
WHITEHURsT extended the field Of his operations over
ground than in the country His galleries
between AZ aud 9th streets
No. 207 Baltimore Baltimore corner broadway and Leonard
York No. a Main street. Richmond; sycamore
Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk; ard Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
highly finished electro daguereoypes an
extraordinary improvement nsung iaithfa and
Ikenesses a few seconds
rstay ground invented by H. Whtehursi gives
airy and livisg appearance 10 the picture
embellishments distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dissasaon TIM
certainly naeng superiority Of his lkenesses
w public generally Ia his elegantly
gallery Lane aud fuckers store where free
exhibition Of picture. will be given. .. l.... ..
the unusual competition In dasueeotypes ms
Fair OF the Maryland Institute he was awarded the hs
medal by tie judges
description copied and post mom casc
attended to- Nov 25-dly
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General Agency AT Washington, ID. @.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID the with Me1i
revolutionary with Great Britain and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandW attend TO the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order
Patent OfoThe applications patens procuring models,
drawings attended all their branches
General OfeA claims against the department will be
contractors quarterly pay OF
facilitated, nc.
New Orleans Delta, Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser,
Democrat Louis New En- Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel Detroit Free Press, will publish
S. bills this Office
with n paper, June
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4 COMPENDIUM OF the Entire BODY OF Law,
"A By alphabetically arranged with reference to the
svols, Law sheep, svo. PIP A,i77 Retail prise, so ssow
40 aud 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of The Profession. L#
profession that contain such bedy Of
public patronage e#a1 ,,,rp I,rarrcp NpI SON
Justice Nelson in his opinion Of The abovsmen
toned work. s+ .... . .,,,,onm,,
NEW York, Sept. rs, 1850. ,.a
reliable citations from the whole range
Tfa aS 10 S law ud.at giving him The facility
reference will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
-'' ''' "'-" = ''' ROBERT J. WALKER
OCTOBER IL, l65O.
grained with their accuracy; much pleased
precision with which annonnces the pn
Piles the Indeed have received much
sance from myself anxious the profession should
learn its merits, and like enjoy It's advantage n,,une
Nxw YoRx Cry, Oct l6, 1850.
/, iupar,s all the advantages
book while the vast deal Oh ume
a'''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia.
M Kline has collected with great diligence accuracy
dssasd on m he ose s Apply the
references copous give to
'''''' y NV W." JUDGE PETERS Phlad. phia.
Ibaye examined Kinues Law Compendium
my would allow, and satisfied thai ad
s a1s facilitate ss 1 poss a.,
for trial and argument From an examination 81 The seyera
titles, can with confidence that hsy are treated WIN great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
be help to the student than any other
"n0'e 80 'Au'''' ''' W. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
The pan and utility and accuracy oese
unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished nrt.t IN The
man HsnSowe Of NaW jersey Tucker Of Virginia Can
Oh " "'n'' F"b, sii BY ''' ' JOHN +. TRow.
| Nov a4-tf 40 and 81 Annsueet.
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THE subscriber .olcisg patronage Of ali whsmsy is
sdyssemsn OF .l hesitation with which sAew
article brought The u has
abhed her superiority beyond ali question aud he eonnaenu
ony and 20 his rapidly increasing u
The following few OF tAs reasons iof ueif opa
Iaryl .r ne. ~ - - -
Isl place occupied by seal peIssn may have bis
address conspcuousy and beauuap
cd, colored plain, thus anoIdinG
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
I'd. envelope be opened without being aesuoJea
Neither " nor REQUESTS 10 seal meih'
Upon letter the seal nsues ~.
...., ..n.,.,
5t The envelopes furnished almost THE 5AME Pkt
Az PLAIN oNEs with only the the die which
will last years.
9th, Each letter mailed is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
OF all through whose hands II may
The following list OF prices for dies engraved on brass
envelopes Size either white or bum Oi
good ma as address, Acf
pr,es Of Die, Price of En-
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nOMAT'S Civil Laws translated by Strahan, and
u edited by Gushing. volumes Boston; 1851.
Bght's Husband edited by Lockwood. New
York
Principles Of Medical Jurisprudence vol 1850.
Parsons Select Gases in Equity. vol 1851.
1850; from the third
Englis hed andr American
ArnouId Average vols 1885, edited
Perkens.
Hoxsnd's Supreme Court Reports. vo.--9th 1851.
Benedicts Admrsits Jurisdiction and Practice,
practical forms AMI directions. vol, 1850.
Reports Of Gases in the New York State Courts
vols. 1850.
Buiis New Law Dictionary Of the Common and Civil Law.
vols; 1871.
Edition Of Cruise Real Property, complete
Complete Equity Digest American Law; by Thos
New vols received by
TAYLOR sale, osother with all other books
lowest New York and Philadelphia prices in
Ee,2y
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PosT 0ysicE DssAsIassr,
December "A, 1850
cEALEp PROPOSALS viii be received sspanusu, uaa
y O'CLOCK a 2ls day Of Ap4,l usnishins Ill
-four wears Of July In such M
al such required and ordered or .st,l
mail bags OF following dasennaon, 10 wit
CANVASS MAIL BAGS
size No CAS- inches
~e,slng y ID "a
inches widths the the iabe 10 be doubled and twisted aud
i've fold -,
size No ca length and 40 inches IA
be weighing 10
width cloth to be woven IN tepeei s
size No 8 tn Inches in length IS in eireumN
weighing 10 as
and The clotn 10 be ar above described -
Nos and are 10 be made sun
syelet holes, and provided with
marked inside ,b,s
tU. b. MALI
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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nR AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE pANACEA, TONIC
~ AND APERiENTThis remedy composed enrey yegeta
ingredients, and totally any substance
binng catauo with cordial powers
discovered and prescribed by Or Aai celebrated
most OF The diseases Of the abdominal regonsuch daha
dyente bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders
liver &c.
eheetuai manner these submitted remedy
who may be attacked by the prevailing fatal and
venuve TO all who be so fortunate escape It's hs nsdoul
symptoms.
To be had wholesale retail Casis Music Saoon Penn
syiyanis between llt and 18th the principal
drug the Washington, Gaorgaown, nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for use with many interesting
cehoales each bpte of the beIa
dealers.
promptly attended All eommunic atoms must be paid
Aug. a-laWu SAMUEL CARUSt II co.
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TOR sALE.-Fsk Raymonds elegant alright metallic cases
directly opposite Gads
bys Hotel 80 .
Having completed extensive factory which has enabled
cens and being convinced
that prices ready saes and greatly accommodate
need CONN for their friends,
below what Is paid for mahogany
CONN We attend conducting funerals IN The country or city WIN
regard Rumor 10 the contrary, the remains
Of Gen Taylor placed OF cofn has
single OF Of them bursting from the
NJ NJ. WHITE,
Dec Cd DIM UndertAkeF.
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General Agency and Law Once AT Washington,
SEEDING h WYi,IE,

No. Todd, Bvdns Penn,ysanta nerf door ~e'f o.
Brorn' Hotel, Warrington, ID. C.
THAs. DE sELDISG ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
co partnership for the purpose OF prosecuting claims before
Congress, before board
mssone appointed for the Adjustment OF spoauons OF other
claims against foreign government prepared give their
full
their charge They viii also attend obtaining pensions, bounty
land duties, claims arising under sue
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private siaims
Andr-w Wyie r. will attend business with which
either amself the firm be inted Ia OF The
the District OF the Supreme Court Of the United States,
Chas De SEEDING being United States commissioner notary
Will prompt tnkinu Of scknowedg
Deeds which appeuan his ofhce
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by The amount claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications post padl will receive immediate attention.
b-lly
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srRoLoGY.-rhe celebrated DR. g. w. RoBAcK, proiesso

hsTROLOGY.-The celebrated DR. O. w RoBACk, professor
II astruogy penoogy, and geomancy, combined
Office No. Phila
dclphs, the of lie has been
heads Europe and higher
reputation asIooger than living Navtles cacu-
according 49, gentlemen Persons
distance their natives sending the date OF the
day Of their All letters containing the above fec will receive
Immediate naves of the world
written durable and he is prepared 10 make use Of his
advice given hr successful accomplishment OF wealthy mar
he redeem such 10 the free
all OF hazard and Tor the recovery of
and the purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
vicinity, full satisfaction of all.
during the
while here Letters will and Will do
person. the mail that persons
through the Office Dr. Roback
500 1000 letters monthly and has missed
All letters will be regously attended prepaid BE
post and For particulars
cal, office of the Unien and astrological almanac
gratis :, an.,
Il Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
Feb 5--6mosd
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. 65 Van street, NeW York.

MoRRs FRAsKLis, president
SPENCER =. BESEDIoT vice president
PLINy FREEMAs, acuiary.
s company, conducted the mutual insurance principle
principle leaving
the premiums the hands OF has greatly
its PROFITS
possible and outlay insurers.
Insurance granted persons visiting California.
agency Washington comprehends following
VIM JONES' NJ D., medical examiner of and ID
Washington agent, Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania
oppOsitc Union Buildings. June 2-u
ACARD.-DANiEL CAMPBELL three doors Of The Ma
n ona respectfully the attention
desiring travelling complete and handsome
Steel spring -rve,ed and solid sole leather
Iron frame do do
Wood box oios
Ladies' sole and box trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
very variety of yalses
Packing trunks of all kinds
Feb23-dlw
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When forward amount order per mail
EXPRESS respectable New York house wi be SUI
' - u WILLIAM MURPHY,
Madison street, New York
Orderu he attended Messrs
She'll Mott 10 Wh street. Of Mes H. Jefonah Goa io'
William street -, . 80
cards. embossed coors from dies at $40
per thousand.
Nov 15--d3m
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,rALUABLE Renl Estate In the city OF washingto,

VALUABLE HEAL Estate the City of Washington
sale.rhe proprietor intending TO the W est with
three brick houses and lots Viz
gna Seventh within square or two Of the
Two houses number OF eae aud
calculated for shops In with dwelling
the third small story house, subject 10 ground
be enclosed
comfortable cottages eu between the Capitol and Con
suitable the cultivation vegetables
Washington Market for daries may be Preferred
both The whole of this property occupied al present. prodc
tive good condition. sold very prices. ii
ties ndisputabo. ." . ....
purchase will please address by letter.
apply personally office Pennsylvania aiew doors
" Il. NJ YOUNG,
Ap 5-codH '....@M.. Agent.
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CoMMoSs HAL o. .ns town o. rs,.r.snrs, virgins.

COMMON HALL OF the town OF Petersburg, virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution this day rdopted by
the IiaIif
Rores Thnthe Of the town advertise of proposals r
100000 bonds Of the Of Petersburg endorsed
the State Virginia. $4,000 payable IN 1870
with payable half yearly February
for
addressed Of tho until
~ O'Clock which will highest
bidder will The
required 18th May 18th June and ls July, bidders
which The
themselves the night reject made.r
Notice Is hereby
ton will be received chamberlain
the above resolution, the 4th May at ~ O'Clock
m. a"s CHAss CORIfNG,
May e--dti Ahhaynrft
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.... Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
Principal the Warrenon IN CO. Male Academy wishes 10
employ teacher who qualified 70 teach
mathematics lie
habits good moral character
All applications made and by letter. post paid
The Principal.
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WILLIAM AoRnEH.
NEY AT LAW,
Laxcasfp, Gnat eo.niy, Jyiseoass

(LAIa Or f~ueuIsk COUNTY, NA'l)
WILL o Grant Dane and lows countless
ua leaesal supreme Madison. lie viii give
,onp particular attention die collection Of elain pa
redemption Of lands, and ue vi
nou res nj andao.ders IN any part OF The state
Refers H. s. foote, " s. senae Hon James NJ Mason
H. 81 Senate nman Homer, Wairenton Va Messfs,
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W
David Lapsy esq and Messrs 5. w Welsh Philadelphia
Messls Crockett John Kason attorneys al law Louis
Missouri Apl9-lawly
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TUE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
Nincenrs, Indiana. Charter unlimited 1850
Capital $50 600 Stockholders Individually liable.
for the o mulcs sheep
description the combined acct
dents aud disease Also stock driven markets
ansbped Losses paid In proof
Drecturs-JUSep O. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand
mercbaut Captain isaac Mass merchant; George D. Hay
chant; Hon Thomas Bishop, builders John Wise,
bank directors Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon.
farmer, director, md auditor of Knox county.
Joseph Bowman, President; D. Shuef Whitney
OF the State Bank OF indiana.
J. L. NELSON, Pennsylvania avenue between
18th streets. Washington City.
Sept 2s-dy