The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-21

ATHENS POST.
8. =. WINS. Editor and Proprietor.
TER MS SO year, payable '"ithin three
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Usher.
FIR announcing The names Of candidates Jo'
office So, Cash.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MARCH e.. 1885,
NJ w TnoMsoN. is the authorized
sgen for the "Pos'," ia the city OF Bali'
more, Nd.
RIP We nre nl'hnr'2'r to announce Gov
JOSIAH ". ANDEPSb N as n candidate
f,r 70 election rnr Renrr>onntive from the
Third Congressional District.
FTP We ,ro authorised and requested 10
Announce WV. McKANY az n candidate ia
represent McMinr county in the popular
branch Of the next Legislature.
nC.7- We nro nnhorzod and rcqn 's'ed 20
H00bnnFb NV. VI w . h'Ih''Lh Wv ''''~
ro,, MS candidn'c Tor JOINT Rep'es"rin
tive from the counties IF Polk, Nc Mimi and
Monroe.
NJ, We nre nu'horzod and requested to
n..sS uuDnf1rFNtky, nf NH &.
49, yn1ilISFe Fnr joint Representative I"
NE next Legislatn,s from the counties of
Mon-oe. Po'k and McNlinn.
~ We are authorized md requested tn
ANNOUNCE JESSE e. MOORE of Polk
county, asa cand'L,'n for JOHN R"presan.
tsttve 10 tho nny, T.o,isl,tnrn for III" die.
trio, cam posed 81 'hc counties If Polk,
Monroe Nd McM,np.
Jan, 3. 1851.
nT- We acknowledges the receipt Of letter
from N p. VI. at Chattanooga, covering
subscription for w. c. NJ. All right
Thank you, sir.
MEETING OF THE DIREcToRY.-Then next
regular meeting Of the Directory OF the
Eas, Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Com.
pnny will take place Tn Wednesday, the OH
Of April.
hr A friend at Tolico Plains requests
us 10 say that the Rev. WIN. G, PRowNLow
will deliver an Address on Tecrpera nc". at
that place on Sunday the 18Th day Of April.
HELMS PooR Mans PAPER-kNoxvILLE
PLEBEIAN This paper has recently been
enlarged and improved in its APPEARANCE
We trust tho EDITORS labors will be suita-
bly, rewarded.
m3-The President, b, snd with the i'd
vice und consent Of the Senate, has ap.
pointed r. !. r. NELSON. of Washington
county a. Commissioner to China. We
n,c Glad uf i,-Er. Nelson is gentleman,
possessing abilities ~ fiji any s,eii"n.
kCF The Senate has confirmed the sp
poin,mcn, of Tho-. Butler King rs C"Irc.
tor Mt Snu Francisco, California; and Mr..
Goo 'rich as Consul to Paris.
% Dr.. VIM. BAKER, Of Knox county,
who had been called on TO run for Repre-
sentative to Congress from this District.
publishes a Card in the last Register. in
which he peremp'oriy declines being
cand,d,,e. Dr.. Baker has always been
firm and consislen, WhIg-is a gentleman
Of fine practical sense, and his reasons for
declining to become candidate ore credl'a'
bic to the man and to the profession ct
which lie is M eminent membtr.
BALTIMORE. March IA.
New York MARKEr-Coron has adj
vanced lc IN value. The sales to-day
reached 5000 bales. MiJding Upland is
quoted a, ia. and ORLEANS l2i.
BALTIMORE CorroN MARKET Cotton
has advanced during the week one cent in
value. The sales reach 1000 bales.
NoRwicH, CT, March IS.
HEAVY BANK MIR. Henry
Nj. Walker. the messenger OF the Norwich
Banks, while waiting in the ladies' room
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Depot for the steam boat train Tor Boston,
at quarter past one O'Clock this morning,
was approached bv stranger. and a't+f
shor, conversation was knocked down, and.
while living s-nseless. was rot bed Of his
carpe, bag, containing abor' $4,000.
CoNcoRD, March 10.
Nrw H,MPsuIRE ELEcTIoN-The Pat.
RIO, claims the Legislature a. Democratic,
and consequently the ultimate election Of
MIR Dinsmor, as Governor.
Tn. new constitution was totally de-
fss,ed.
"THe WoRKING FaRMER."-This is the
,;,lo If a mos, excellent agricultural work,